Cocalico High School - Ko Ka Le Ko Yearbook (Denver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1946 volume:

144411 fviwanllbb ---x--K0-Ka-Le-KO..-M..-m...n - Ko-Ka-Le-Ko The Year Book East Cooalioo High School iiwQLkR ! 1O I -PUBLISHED BY THEM Senimf Class of iIi9e6lI Graduating Class Reamstown, Penna :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::ac::::::::::::::: -. 1 .- 11nz1S111ISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSZSSISISS-l :nxx -:::---::- Ko-Ka-Le -Ko-O---Q--n ---.- 2' XVALTER VVOLF Ilmmy B,XTES -H 42 D ce ful I1 fc in T I1 nm um WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946, DEDICATE THIS, OUR YEARBOOK, TO THE FORMER GRADUATES OF THIS HIGH SCHOGL WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT VVYE MIGHT LIVE AND GAIN A FURTHER EDUCATION ,S Egg 4- 414 3 ya? -- Board of Education PAUL LESHER R. S. HoaNBERGEn Q , ATR gs i M. M. MOHLER IIARRY STAUFFER 1Rv1N Gimvixirr President - - Paul Lcshcr Treasurer f - - - - R. S. Hornbcrgcr M. M. Mohler Harry Staufter Irvin Graybill -4 -wif -- Message from the President TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF l946:- The public school laws of Pennsylvania make it possible for every boy and girl to secure a High School education. Far too few take advantage of this opportunity. We congratulate your parents for having given you the opportunity and you for having taken advantage of it. Now that your High School days are over, We trust that you will go forth into life as friends of education. Encourage others to follow in your footsteps for through education lies the path of progress. PAUL S. LESHER, President. -..ggi 4 ,- xxx-2x:::--Qememks-ks-Le-ics-xxx--2:--::--::m- FACULTY ,ff A Message from Mr. Davidson DEAR sENioRs1- Your days at East Cocalico will soon be a memory of eX- periences, activities and achievement depending upon your individual initiative. Your present mental, moral, spiritual and social develop- ment, as well as your future, is of sincere concern to your teachers. The world is in a state of serious unrest, and the problems which face you as you step across the threshold are of gigantic proportions. The solution may not be en- tirely in your hands, but we feel confident that your training in academic and moral fields will help you to think clearly and wisely. I leave to you a quotation that is a pattern for serious con- sideration. Knowledge is proud that he knows so much. Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. May l remind you that our interest in your welfare does not end with your graduation, but we shall always be hoping for greater and nobler attairiments from you as you assume the toga of manhood and womanhoode RESl3ONSll3lLlTY. S incerely, lohn G. Davidson. :ooooo:::::::::::: ::::::::::::::o:::::: :::::Q::oQ-:::::::::: 5 ?gql?Y Y7 ' Y' ' Y7W?n Ko-Ka-Le-Ko QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Year Book Staff Co-Editors ,........ Business Manager ....... Assistant Manager ......... Advertising .............,A, Circulation ..,.,.,.,........ Literary Manager ......... Sports ....,............Y...i Historian ..,.... Prophecy .,..,..... Class Will ........ Music .,.,..... Clubs .....,,...... Photography ,,,,,a, Advisers ....,.. Arlene Wiest Arthur Graybill ..,..,Clittord Schlegel .......Marion Reddiq .,,............Clair Ansel ........DaVid Buckwalter Barbara Hornloerger ,.i,...,....Marian Ansel ........Virginia Rathrnan Henrietta Kern Florence Lied Pauline Sensenig .....,,Plorence Lied .....,Y,Henri-etta Kern .,.,.Pauline Sensenig .n.,.,iEugene Swartz Mr. Diitenloaugh Mr. Pyock 6 Es, .- ...Q 0 ..--.. M ...-.- .mm--KO-Ka-Le CLAIR ANSEL Nickname- Bigl1eaol That hulking, handsome blond-e known as Bighead has become a familiar beineg around the halls of E. C. H. S. He has been seen constantly on the basketball floor play- ing center for The Famous Five. l-le is also remembered in his role as a lovelorn suitor in the Senior Class play. When asked what he intends to do in the future, Clair simply sends you with that slow, dreamy smile of his and his replies .... Nothing. May you be happy, Clair, in your happy-go-lucky existence. MARIAN ANSEL Nickname- Molly What would the boys in the Senior Class do if they weren't able to tease Marian for she's always ready with a smile or some clever remark that sends everybody into gales of laughter. Marian is one of the hardest workers in the class, willing always to pitch in where there is work to be done. Some day, Marian, we hope to pay back all the hours of cheerfulness you've given us. DAVID BUCICWALTER Nickname-'fB11cky This famous addition to the Senior Class is usually seen on the back of one of the most beautiful steeds in the community. He maintains that some day he will own a large farm and lat-er he insists he intends to raise an even larger family. Good luck, Bucky, May your plan succeed. .. K OQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoooeogqqq- Q1-UPN 'Q apnea. as fy no 1 J any .f.. ,law s .f 1 fi,-M y if - V 1 ai' .5f!.ZQ3. I gg? i 'iQ?'Q'Wi3f -AA--------------A--A------------------- --Qgqgcooeoeeooooooooooo in 2 7 .- ,. q sr , .',- 'l w O ,x I ,VI C 4 5-LQWM 6 ' ix ff .::::: ELNVOOD BUOHL Nickname- Chuck Whenever anyone is heard insulting people and going to great pains to do so, you may be sure it's Chuck Buohl, the mischief maker of the Senior Class. However, no one takes these barbs seriously tor Chuck is really very kind-hearted. Although he doesn't bother too much with studies, being more interested in basketball, Elwood is a whiz at Trig tor he has what is known as a mathe- matical mind. We hope, Chuck, that some day you may realize your ambition of par- ticipating in Navy life. ARTHUR GRAYBHJL Nickname- Artie Everyone knows who Arthur is, that swoondertul boy who hails from Stevens. Unlike any ot the rest of our presidents, Arth- ur has been elected tor two consecutive years and has done a grand job of it. You haven't really seen Artie's true character until you've seen him skating tor he has really remark- able ability and talent in this tield. lt you ever become a professional ice skater, Arthur, you may be sure the Class ot '46 will be in the audience rooting tor you. BARBARA HCRNBERG-ER Nicknanie- Balm Babe is that popular, sharp, dark-haired girl otten seen making tunny taces in class. Some of her ability was proved as editor of the Commentator At a basketball game she couldn't possibly be missed in her blue and yellow uniform. We are sure she will make a good journalist and we wish her the best ot everything always. ooooaooooooooooooo-----------A----A----AAA -A-- --------A-----A 8 ,.- -xxx2:-:xc--2:-:xc-Ko-Ka-Le I-IENRIETTA KERN Nickname-'1Henri Henri has attained a small particle of fame by being the only blonde girl in the Senior Class. However, this fame is greatly overshadowed by her studiousness, tor Hen- ri is really brilliant. Not only does she excel in studies but she is vice president ot Tri Hi Y, belongs to Mixed Chorus, etc. She pro- tesses to a desire tor lite of teaching but We feel she has vague yearnings toward the field of medicine. Whether you are a teach- er or healer ot mankind, Henrietta, do your best and you will make yourself and others happy. FLORENCE LIED' Nickname- Fl0ssie Ot course everyone knows that tiny crea- ture who's usually seen with a certain tall Iunior. Flossie is the baby of the class but that doesn't keep her from asserting her rights when necessary and when tun's in the making Flossie is bound to be there. May you have much success in whatever you at- tempt, whether it's stenography or ...... marriage. VIRGINIA RATI-IMAN Nickname- Ginny One of the most contented girls in the Senior Class is Ginny. She has a genius for doing unusual things. This genius was displayed as she played the role ot Hester in I Know Your Secret. Ginny wishes to be a nurse and then some day settle down in a small house with The One. lsn't this a perfect plan for the future? Good luck, Ginny, I hope you attain your goal. Q Fg..- : : : : : 000000000000 - K O 0000000000000000000000 . 1 EQ X. Q . 3 E ix I 000 J? 000 , ff, If fi., IHII. I .V L unify at - ' V756 jffy 52 I JJ, ',4..vx,Afll'i U .- fi' 'C IL 4,1-Mf ' , ,- fi I I' ' 'vi , fs I -4 xg 4. 'vvwbf xx 0000000000 falif wird. C C M, My N ., H L1g,.,!.,,1 f 1,gaff+'-.KJ . ,,f' . 4, ,J yiugfaifgtzfc 4.-g,V. . ', ,,,b ,,l,g,.,,Vk-J .1 . af-fi f f':4. , ' Y bi' .' W VAV , W 1,5151 1 v ' I ali' 'WN liken ,,f V1 'nf 1 I ,-' .M .I f z ff' A , MARION REDDIG Nickname- Chilly The quotation describes her exactly for Marion is always calm and seems to be liv- ing in some sort of dream world. Every now and then she'll emerge from this dream world and become a little mischief maker instead. Tall and dignified and having beautiful brown hair, we think Marion will look stun- ning in a nurse's uniform, for nursing is her chos-en profession. Good luck, Marion. CLIFFORD SCHLEG-EL Nickname- Sporty We were rather surprised to learn that Cliff's ambition is flying for we were sure it was eating his fill. This boy, who has more of a scholarly attitude than any of the rest of our masculine element, is the envy of all the girls due to his curly black hair. Cliff was also a member of the basketball team and was one of the handiest guards to have around you ever saw. Cliff, who is known for his sense of humor, is constantly sending us into gal-es of laughter. We hope your life follows its chosen pattern, Clifford. PAULINE SENSENIG Nickname- Polly Pauline, better known as Polly, is one cf the most talented girls in the Senior Class which fact you'll have discovered if you've ever seen her at the keyboard. Cf course, Polly has other interests besides music. Could one of these interests be a certain inhabitant of Mechanicsburg? We wish this smiling, brown-haired lass all the success in the world. -. io mm -.--..---- Q------Ko-Ka-Le EUGENE SVVARTZ Nicknzunc- Swm'tzic Although most people in E. C. High think of SWartzie as bashful, the Senior Class knows a quite different side ot him tor we had more of a chance to get acquainted. All the Senior girls agree that he is very courte- ous and he never, that is hardly ever, teases them. It there is a disturbing factor in class lite, you can be sure it was not introduced by this charming black-haired boy from Rein- holds. Good luck, Swartzie. We'll miss you. ARLENE WIEST Nicknzune-NlViestyu It ever there was a Well-liked person, it is Arlene Wiest. This clever female manages to steer a neutral course as tar as any dis- agreements are concerned. Wiesty shows her school spirit in all manner of ways. Especially did she show vast school spirit and ability in her captaincy ot the cheer- leaders. VVe're sure she will make good in whatever she attempts. --QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -., .g2f,-ipg..- Senior Class oi 1946 President .,.,,,,,,,,,.,,..i..,...,,,,...,,,...,,.,,,.,.,,,, Arthur Graybill Vice President ....,,. ........ D avid Buckwalter OFFICERS, Treasurer ..,....,.Y.... ........,. C litford Schlegel Secretary .,...,,,.s ,.,.... ,..,..., P a ulin-e Sensenig -. ig. .- MOTTO- EXCELSlOR COLORS-GREEN AND YELLOW FLOWER--YELLOVV ROSE BUD -..gi 11 Fi..- CLASS 1-HSTCRY 1943 - 1944 - 1945 1946 ln September, 1941, an excited group oi eighth graders, eager to begin their studies under the supervision of Mr. Ernest Stewart, entered the E. C. H. S. building. At the beginning of the year there were thirty-nine pupils but by the end of the year there were thirty-two. We spent a very enjoyable day at Wingenroth's Meadow on the last day of school. Returning in September, 1942, we had a class of thirty-two pupils with Mr. Grove as our home room teacher. We were still new to the moving from Class to Class and rather awed by the rules of the High School but we soon got over this and lived up to our name as Freshmen. Most of us were very anxious to join the Clubs and we could be seen walking through the hall to go to classes in fantastic clothing and bearing all signs of initiations. During the year we were excited as all Freshmen were over the Silver Freshman rings. The last day of school was spent going to the Ephrata Park on our bicycles and roaming around finding things to do to enjoy ourselves. As Sophomores a group of twenty-four pupils entered the high school in the fall of 1943. This year our home room teacher was Miss Witmyer. Around the middle of the year we were all glad to have Mable Shiffer enter our class. We started the activities of the year by having a hayride on September 22nd. Later we had a Christmas party. We concluded the school year by going to Wingenroth's Meadow where we all had a swell time. This year we decided to have a reunion and during the summer we all went on a picnic and reviewed the fun we all had during the year. We entered the lunior year in 1944 with sixteen people and if you ask Mrs. Fickes, our home room teacher, we were good boys and girls this year. This year we got charge of the candy sales from the Seniors in March. We also had sales at all plays. 12 Ri..- .czlcc -::::: .::: CLASS HISTORY CContinuedl -. The greatest event of our lunior year was preparing for the Iunior and Senior Prom held every year. After we had everything ready we all had to hurry home and get ready for the big evening. Everybody had a very nice time at the prom. This year on the last day of school we all went to Hershey Park with Mrs. Fickes as chaperon. We had a swell time and luckily we got off the jack rabbit and other amusements safely. This year we again decided to have class meeting during the summer. We all met at Arthur Graybill's place during the summer. ln September, 1945, we entered the Senior year, our greatest year, with a class of fifteen. This year we had as our home room teacher, Mr. Fyock, that handsome agriculture teacher. This year we were very glad when we got our Senior class rings and pennants and hats. We know everybody envied the kids with green and gold hats on going from one class to another. On March eighth and ninth we presented the Senior play, l Know Your Secret. Everybody from Snoopy, the Maid, to Marta Kytle played their parts very well. During the middle of the year we were very sorry to lose Dick Unruh. Activities of the year were the Senior play, operetta, Iunior and Senior Prom, Class night, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and finally the trip to New York. We are all looking forward to this trip with great expectation. 5 1, ,Q 'X ::::ro4::::::boooo4::::::::::::::::::::::roooo4::::::::::r1:::::::::: 13 Eh- 0 CLASS WILL -. We, the Senior Class of 1946, about ready to face the unknown future, do hereby draw up our last will and testament. 1. ing our 2. 1. 2. ARTICLE I-To our Principal: We thank him for the patience he had with us in Democracy class dur- Senior year. The right to make each student learn the meaning of the word! work. ARTICLE I1-To the Iuniors: The privilege of having off a longer period of time for lunch. To the girls we grant the right to sit in the back of the auditorium during Assembly tas we would have liked tol. 3. To the boys the right to see that the classes which remain will have more school functions. 1. Z. 1. 2. ARTICLE Ill-To the Sophomores: The privilege of entertaining Miss Stump in Latin class. The right to be industrious. ARTICLE IV-To the Freshmen: The right to take part in all school activities. The right, for those who take Math, to entertain Miss Fry. ARTICLE V-Miscellaneous: We find the following traits worthless so we pass them on to those who re- main: -Clair Anse1's height to Kenneth Stick. 1-Marian Ansel's bashtulness to Iane Burkholder. -David Buckwaltefs mechanical ability to David Slater. lElwood Buohl's athletic ability to Harold Rutt. W-Arthur Graybill's kissing experience under mistletoe to Pierce Getz. -Barbara I-1ornberger's interest in the Navy to Bernice Stewart. --Henrietta Kern's studiousness to George Himmelreich. -fFlorence Lied's numerous love interests to lean Fritz. -iVi'rginia Rathman's small stature to Floy Mae Weinhold. -Marion Reddig's acting ability to Arlene Sweigart. lClifford Schlegel's curly black hair to Vernon Boose. -Pauline Sensenig's musical ability to Mary Swartz. -Arlene Wiest's cute ways to Betty Leisey. o::::oo: ::::::::--:::00oQ----Q-.: ::oooQ::o::::::::::: --att 14 Aexxeefxeee -:::'-:::: Ko-Ka-Le-Ko-:::::x::::x ----:: 22: CLASS PRCPHECY- - - l956 ? ? ? CX4 Calling control tower. CX4 Calling control tower. Go ahead. Control tower back to CX4: Wind southeast, Ceiling 1200. All clear. O. K. This is Captain Clair Ansel taking off. As we get a glimpse of the passengers and crew on the plane, we see Captain Clair Ansel as pilot and his able assistant, Lt. Clifford Schlegel, co-pilot. Our two personalities are talking about some important documents which must be flown to Washington as soon as possible, thus causing all stops except that of New York City to be cancelled. That cute young stewardess coming toward us is none other than Virginia Rathman, R. N. Fasten your safety belts for we are about to land in New York City, Ginny cautions the passengers. Upon landing, weather conditions become so unfavorable that the plane cannot take off for several hours. Ginny having seen that the passengers are comfortable for the night, de- cides to see her share of New York. Things haven't changed much except she accidently sees a Beauty Shoppe owned and operated by Marian Ansel. Marian is still the cheerful person she used to be, and we find her in earnest gossip with Ginny about past experiences, when the question of her numerous nicknames was raised. Do you remember the time when you were known as L. S. M. F. T. - I e l l o ? As soon as the weather was favorable, the plane again left for Washing- ton, D. C. There they were greeted by the flashy Naval Officer who is none other than Elwood Buohl, known to us as Chuck l-le is now an Ensign, who with his 1956 convertible Plymouth is still wolfing as he did ten years ago. Accompanying Ensign Buohl to the White House, we see our old class- mate, Flossie. Yes, Florence Lied is now the personal secretary to the Presi- dent and she is tops in her work. Flossie is now marri-ed to a naval officer but she has still pursued her career. We are all aboard once more and headed for the Windy City, Wan- dering idly about we meet Barbara Hornberger, a journalist for the Chicago Daily Tribune. We find that she is exceedingly busy, but one of the best jour- nalists in the U. S. Barbara with all her love affairs finally became the bride of a wealthy Chicaqo tycoon. l 'P 15 M.-- -:::.:::::::::::-:::::: CLASS PRQPHECY CContinuedD -. .- Westward ho, and behold, whom do we see? Am l mistaken or is that Arlene Wiest fixing Margaret O'Brien's hair. Yes, it is none other than Wiesty, whose ambition was to be a hairdresser. Years have passed, Wiesty, but do you remember when they called you sticky bun? Homeward bound and we find that Henrietta Kern-B. S., D. Sc., M. S., is now a professor at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, N. Mexico. Having continued her study of Spanish after graduation, we find that she spends many of her vacations in Latin American countries. As we gaze upon the fleeting plains beneath us, we finally come to lowa, where we meet our classmate, Eugene Swartz. I-le now owns a 900-acre farm that is well stocked and equipped. We can surely say that Swartzie has been more successful in farming than in plumbing ten years ago. Pickink up a newspaper we find that the Escanaba lce Bevue is cur- rently playing in St. Louis. Desiring entertainment we fly to St. Louis and meet the director, Arthur Graybill. Arthur, we know, was always interested in ice skating and his hobby has developed into his life's work. Arthur is the same as he used to be except that he is more serious and leads a quieter life. We're off for the blue grass country. Take a look at that mansion! l wonder who lives there? Landing we find that we are on Blue Grass Manor in the heart of Kentucky, and owned by David Buckwalter. Bucky has life quite easy and only supervises the training of his famous race horses. Flying east we again land in Maryland but this time in Baltimore. We are bound for the Peabody Conservatory of Music to see Polly, now Madame Pauline Sensenig, the world famous pianist. Polly, having studied here and abroad for many years, is now teaching at the Peabody Conservatory. Again we take off and fly north across Pennsylvania and into the state of New York. We stop at Russell Sage School of Nursing and there we find Marion Beddig, B.S.,B.N., M.D., etc., supervisor of nurses. Marion is now married to a handsome young doctor whom she met during training. Her never-failing effort has made Marion a great success. As we gaze out into space we can see the plane gradually moving further away, so that only the sound of the motors remain. As we page through life, even though the pages may be tattered and torn, we will always hear th-e ever 'aint sound of the plane on the horizon. --L-----------,----------------A--,---A- ----------A---AA----- -..gif 16 l,3,,,.- SENIOR PLAY The Senior play, a three-act comedy, entitled I Know Your Secret, told of all the jokes and tragedies that occur when a group of guests, invited and uninvited, all spent the weekend in the home of dcmineering Mrs. Kytle, a socialite who believed in astrology and is determined that the life of herself and her daughter, Marta, should be governed by the sars and it seemed almost inevitable that Marta follow the will of her mother and marry Welling- ton Makepeace, Senator Makepeace's pompous son, when she was really in love with Lance Davis, leader of a swing band. Snoopy, the maid who turns blackmailer, was a constant source of amusement. The dignified antics of Clooney, the butler, and the not very dig- nified antics of Hester, the country cousin, left all in hysterics. The play was a huge success and everyone agreed that it was one of the best performances ever produced in E. C. H. S. The list of characters is as follows: Clooney ........................................... Snoopy ..,,,..... Marta Kytle ....,. Lance Davis .v....... Mrs. Kytle ........,.... Hester Haymow .....,,.. Sen. U. Makepeace ...... Cherry Makepeace ..... Wellington Makepeace Helen Stringer .......,.......... Iill Desmond ........ Ezra Peters ........ Roi La Renzo ...,... A Plumber ............... Madame Lindau ....... Director ........ David Buckwalter Marian Ansel Barbara Hornberger Elwood Buohl Marion Reddiq Virginia Rathman Clifford Schlegel Florence Lied Arthur Graybill Pauline Sensenig Arlene Wiest Clair Ansel Clair Butt Eugene Swartz Henrietta Kern Mr. Albriqht -.,,.,5r:F,.t,.- CDPERETTA I-kms ,,,,,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,,,,i,,,,,,.,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,........ V ernon Ansel Aunt Aung ,..,,A-------, ,.,..,.. I CII19 BLlIlCl1Old91' Kqfjnkq ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,44,,,, ,...,.....,. A rlene Wiest Hendrick Van Ooster ..... .................-. P ierce GGTZ Christina ,,,,,,,,.,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, B arbara Hornberger Theophilus Mc Spindle ...... ........--.--- D CIViCl Slfllef Ned Bgxtef -------.-.-.l-4---,.---,- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W Digk Wqffen -----,-,.v.-..,.,,-,-,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., George HlI'I'lITlelT9lCh Chorus of Dutch Villagers, American Students, Flower Girls, etc. -0-'til l7 Fw- lunior Class President-Kenneth Stick Secretary-David Slater Vice President-Clair Rutt Treasurer-Blanche Mohler FRONT ROW-Left to right: Clair Rutt, Blanche Mohler, Kenneth Stick, David Slater. SECOND ROW- lane Burkhclder, Betty Leisey, Arlene Sweiqart, lean Fritz, Bernice Stewart. Tl-HRD ROW-Mrs. Fickes, Floy Mae Weinhold, 'William Ludwig, Eugene Boyer, Pierce Getz, Vernon Boose, George I-lirnmelreich, Mary Swartz. Sophomore Academic President-Mary lane Gehr Secretary-Geraldine Sprecher Treasurer-lvan Stautfer FRONT ROW-Melvin Mohn, Geraldine Sprecher. SECOND ROWL-Melvin Mohler, Marian Genserner Sara Reddiq, Mary lane Showalter, Molly Hirnmelreich, Lorraine Hollenbach, Clair Sweiqart THIRD ROW'fMiss Stump, Mary lane Shupp, Betty lane Kern, Sarah Leisey, Willard Gehrnan Mignetta Coldren, Harlan Martzall, Donald Wenger, Glenn Foltz, Clarence Weinhold. --------------o----------- .... vv------------, -. 18 WE ---N .----.......--.-..- Ka-Ka-Laiqa-New -.-- ..-...---- Sophomore Vocational guna- PRCNT ROW--Mary lane Gehr, Ivan Siauffer. SECOND ROW-Doroihy lvlariin, Lucy Weidman, Betty Roth, Leon Keith, W'illiam Lausch, Miriam Mohler, Angeline De-Hari, Gerald McGarvey, THIRD ROWe-Lucy Cberholizer, Ruth Mohler, Stanley Eberly, Pegg Freeman, Chester Bera- man, Samuel Lorah, Clyde Diizler, Kenneth Ansel, Leon Sweiqari, Mr. Albright, -. lj, .- Freshman Class ProsidenifCarl Ansel Secretary-Kenneth Fausnachi Vice President--Kaihryn Hoasier Treasurer-Mary Ann Burkholder FRONT ROW-Kenneth Pausnacht, Mary Ann Burl-zholder, Kathryn Hcasier, Carl Ansel. SECOND ROW-Harry Sieely, lr., Lenora Bair, lay Haws, Betty Dennis, Eugene Lied. THIRD ROWf Helen Kopp, Lorraire W'itmer, Chrisiine I-Iolleiibach, Curtis Good, Patricia Daub, Erma Stauffer, Anrta Hirreisen, Norman Fry, Miss Fry. FOURTH RCW-Theodore Re-f'lf'liq, Clyde Sweiqarl, Ardelle Raihman, Belly Lorah, Clarence ECl'1l9I'1'lCClll, Irvin Graybill, Chesier Sweiqari, Elmer Weber. :::::::-o:::0-::ooQo:::::---o00::::::::Q0o:::::::::::::::oo::Q D414 lg .- -::-::::::: Eighth Grade President-Lester Bixler Secretary-Lorraine Wenrich Vice President-Bernard Siqq Treasurer'-George Iohnson FRCNT ROWYLester Bixler, Bernard Siqq, George lohnston, Lorraine Wenrich. SECOND ROW- Paul Leisey, Richard Steely, Florence Frederick, Lorraine Buffenmyer, Reed Shupp, Robert Moser. THIRD ROW-Eugene McGarvey, Howard Haws, Richard Lorah, Iosephine Leed, Roma Paul, Kenneth Butzer, Betty Heil, Helen Buohl, Dora Hirneisen, Emma Walter, Verna Ober- holtzer, Ida Martin. FOURTH ROW+Lester Lelever, Edward Strcup, lvan Zoll, Clarence Stefly, Thomas Hoffman, Marian Bixler, Lillian Gerhart, Ruth Hoffman, Mrs, Bowers, Bernice Weaver. Basketball JR. VARSITY Coach--Mr. Eyocl: Manager-Vernon Boose Loft to riqht: Kenneth Fausnacht, Edwin Stroup, Kenneth Ansel, Carl Ansel, Lester Bixler, Harry Steely, Ir., Theodore Reddig and Mr. Fyock. We wish the best of luck to the boys to become a good varsity with many victories. ::::::::::Q::::-::::::::3::f::::::o.::::::-:::::o::::: :::::::::: -. ggi QQ lgfs- ---xxcs:-:c--ms---2:--Ka-Ka-Le-Ka---..-W---M-M------- Varsity Basketball Coach-Mr. Fyock ManagereVernon Boose Left to Right: Clair Hutt, William Ludwig, Elwood Buohl, Clair Ansel, David Slater, Clifford Schlcgcl and Coach Fycck. -..ya .- The E. C. Quintet finished its season in third place, winning six garnes while losing tour. Next season we are looking for improvement although we are losing tour players ot this year's starting tive, But all we need to win is co- operation and we shall get it. Players' scores: Clair Ansel, l24y Elwood Buohl, lO6y William Ludwig, 431 Clifford Schlegel, 395 Clair Rutt, 377 William Lied, l2g David Slater, 2. -, ., SCORES OF SEASON We They We They Upper Leacock at E. Cocalico ...... 40 32 E. Cocalico at Paradise ....,,,a.,,,.... 29 30 East Larnpeter at E, Cocalico ,Y.... 27 50 E. Cocalico at Denver ,,,,,,,V.,........., 39 l4 New Holland at E. Cocalico ......,. 37 28 E. Cocalico at Upper Leacock ..., 23 22 Denver at E. Cocalico ...........,i..,..i, 64 2l E. Cocalico at New Holland ....,,.. l7 28 Paradise at E. Cocalico ,i.,,,i..,,,.g., Bl 22 E, Cocalico at East Larnpeter ,,,...Y. 44 77 We hope in years to corne the boys of E. C. H. S. will show us as great a success as this year. And come out on the top in the league. To you boys, we, the Senior class ot 46 wish you lots of success in your years to come. :::::::-AA:::Qo::Q:::-:::::::::::::Q::o::: ::::::::::::::::::Q::::: ---514 21 12+-is :::::x:::: ---::---: 2-Ko-Ka-Le-Ko-zxxct:::::::--xx--2 Girls' Basketball Team Coach-Miss Dorothy Stump Manager-Floy Mae Weinhold The girls did a time job this year. Playing eleven games and Winning seven oi them. The members oi the team are: FORWARD4lane Burkholder, Mary lane Showalter and Sara Rcddig. GUARDS-Floy Mae Weinliold, lean Fritz and Marian Genserner. 'We hope the girls will keep up the good work and loe just as great a success next year. -., ,724 .- Cheerleaders Captain-Arlene Wiest Coach-Miss Dorothy Stump LEFT TO RIGHT4'Arlere Wiest, Barbara Hcrriberqer, Marion Rcddig and fare Eurkhzlder. During the past season the Cheerleaders did an excellent job oi leading our teams on to victory. We hope that the students oi E. C. H. S. are suc- cessful in choosing their cheerleaders next year. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-no:: : 3 : : :o:: : : : 3 3 :QQ: :QQQ 4' +35 22 life -- ::::::::::::::::ooo::::::::::::::::::::o:::ooo:A-- A --A- A e:::e::::-::::::e::: -::. Ko-Ka-Le-Ko ---::::::-: ::::::::::: TBI HI Y CLUB Arlene Wiest .....w.. ..,,Y.......... P resident Sara Reddig ,,,,... ....., S ecretary Henrietta Kern ......,.....4. Vice President lean Fritz ........ ...................... T reasurer Miss Fry .r...........V...........rr....... ............,......,r,............. A dviser FRONT ROW-left to right: Henrietta Kern, Sara Reddig, Arlene Wiest, lean Fritz. SECOND ROW- Mary Iane Shupp, Mary lane Gehr, Geraldine Sprecher, Patsy Daub, Lorraine Witrner, Lorraine Hollenbach, Marian Gensemer, Adviser Miss Fry. THIRD ROW-Betty Iane Kern, Peggy Freeman, Kathryn Hoaster, Mary lane Showalter, Arlene Sweigart, Mignetta Coldren, Ardelle Rathman, Helen Kopp, Flay Weinhald, Barbara I-Iornberger. -.. HOME EC. CLUB Marion Reddig ....,.,,......,Y,,.r., President Flay Mae Vifeinhold .............. Treasurer Virginia Rathman ...,.,.. Vice President lean Fritz .........,........i.........,... Secretary ' Mrs. Fickes .i...c..........,....Lc..V..........,,.vY................ri,,....c,. Adviser FIRST ROW-left to right: Flcy Weinhold, Marion Recldig, Virginia Rathman, Iean Fritz. SECOND ROW-Mary Iane Shupp, Mary Iane Gehr, Mary lane Showalter, Betty Denris, Lucy Ober- holtzer, Lcrraine VV'itrner, Sara Reddig, lane Burkholder, Marian Genserner, THIRD ROW-- Molly I-Iimrnelreich, Kathryn Hcaster, Peggy Freeman, Arlene Sweigart, Molly Burkholder, Patsy Daub, Ardell Rathrnan, Helen Kcpp, Mrs. Pickes, Adviser. -. 23 ,- I ex:eeeeeeexxee--'::-Ko-Ka-Le-Ko-ee-we:ee--:::::::::-2 F. F. A. CLUB Vernon Boose ....... ..........Y.A P resident David Slater ........... ...... 'l' reasurer Clair Hutt .....,.,................ Vice President David Buckwalter ........,........... Reporter Ivan Stautter ......,.........,....,.... Secretary Eugene Swartz ,.,................,....,. Sentinel Mr. Fyock .,..........,,...............A.......................e...,..i,...... Adviser FRONT ROW-left to right: Eugene Swartz, David Slater, Ivan Stautfer, Vernon Boose, Clair Rudi, David Euckwalter. SECOND' ROW-lay I-laws, Curtis Gccd, Wiillam Lausch, Stanley Eberly, Leon Keih, Gerald McGarvey. THIRD RCW-Clyde Ditzler, Elwood Euchl, George Himmel- reich, Melvin Mohn, Carl Ansel, Clitlcrd Schlegel, Mr. Fyock, Adviser. -. CCMMENTATCR STAFF Editor--Barbara Hornberger Literary .i....,... Mary Swartz Sr. Asst. Editorf-,Arlene Wiest Bovs' Sports-Elwood Buohl lr. Asst. Editorglienneth Stick Girls' Sports-Virginia Rathman Business Mgr.-Arthur Graybill F. F. A.,-Eugene Swartz Asst. Business Mgr.'eWilliam Ludwig Home Ec.AFlorence Lied Feature EditoreeFlorence Lied Tri-Hi-Y-Pauline Sensenig Asst. Feature EditorfDavid Slater Senior Reporter-Marion Reddig Circulation Mgr.-David Buckwalter Iunio'r4William Lied Asst. Circulation Mgr.--Blanche Mohler Sophomore-Mary lane Showalter Reportersf-Alumni .... Clittord Schlegel Freshman-Kathryn Hoaster Music ................ Pierce Getz Eighth Grade-Betty Heil -. ggi 24 ., .:::: Ko-Ka-Le-Ko --.: -arcc Mixed Chorus I ' ' 3 if 3 Y .. ..,,4, ,.,,:,: , I FIRST ROW-left to right: Gerald McGarvey, Mary lane Gehr, Arlene Wiest, Sara Reddiq, Iean Fritz, Mary lane Shupp, Henrietta Kern. SECOND ROW-Lorraine Hollenbach, Florence Leid, Barbara I-Icrnberger, Pauline Senseniq, jane Burkholder. THIRD ROW--Mary Jane Showalter, Marion Redding, Floy Mae Weinhold, Peggy Freeman, Molly Himmelreich, Virginia Rathman, Mrs. Snyder, directress. FOURTH ROW-Ivan Staufier, Vernon Ansel, David Slater, Pierce Getz, Clair Ansel, Clair Rutt, George I-Iirnrnelreich, William Lied. Library Staff Chief Librarian-Marion Reddiq Assistant-Barbara I-Iornberqer FRONT ROW-Marion Redcliq, Barbara I-Iornberger. SECOND ROW-Henrietta Kern, Sara Red, dig, Ruth Mohler. THIRD ROW-Mr, Albright, Virginia Rathman, Mary lane Showalter, Floy May Weinhold, Blanche Mohler, Mary Swartz, lane Burkholcler, Mary lane Shupp. -xii 25 A- L Whos Who ' A eu Clair Ansel A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Usually seen Noted for In his blue Ford. His tall stature. Ambition-Pilot. Activitiesfelf. F. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 45 Softball, l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 4, Baseball, 47 Music, l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics, 3, 4. Pet expression- l-Iatchetf' Marian Ansel Hf3l18GTf1ll1'Z6SS keeps up zz kind of delight in the mind, filling it with a steady mid perpetual serenityf' Usually seen Noted for Chewing gum. Dramatic ability. Ambition-Hairdresser. Activities-Tri Hi Y, l, 2, 3, 47 Home EC. Club, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, l, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Drarnatics, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 25 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Statf - Sports, 4. Pet expression- Keep quiet. 'f David Buckwalter 'XA horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horselu Usually seen Noted tor Riding horseback. Ability to arque. Ambition-Farmer. ActivitiesAF. F. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Report er, 4, Vice President of Class, 37 Boys Chorus, l, 27 Softball, l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4, Band, l, 27 Drarnatics, 45 Shop, l, 2, 3, 4 Pet expression- Oh, yeah. ,. 28 Egg.- -----------Ko -Ka-Le - Ko -::--::x:::::--::----- Who's Who -'Q'-Q. , if is-.ey Elwood Buohl lVlz0 is bred ll71'I01f7g wolves will learn to l7'01l7l.H Usually seen Noted for Wolting. His ability in basketball. Ambition-U. S. Navy. Activities4Vice President ot Class, l, 2, P. P. A., l, 2, 3, 4, President, 2, Music, 1, 2, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Commentator Staff, Sports Reporter, 3, 4, Ko-Kale-Ko Statt, Advertising Manager, 4, Shop, l, Chorus, 2, Dramatics, 2, 4. Pet expression- Cheese and Pretzels. Arthur Graybill Ulm slzatiirg over tliiw ice lzis safety is Irie spccrl. Usually seen Noted tor Skating. His hooky playing. Ambitionfloin lce Show. Activities-President ot Class, 3, 4, Band, l, 2 Boys' Chorus, l, 2, Commentator Statt, Bus iness Manager, 4, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Stati, Co-Edi tor, 4, Volleyball, 4, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, l, 2, Shop, l. Pet expressionA Boscul. Barbara I-lornberger But tlz.f31'e s notlziwg lmlf so sweet iw life as l01iC'S ymtiig olreamf' Usually seen Noted tor Talking. Her changeable moods. Ambition-lournalist. ActivitiesvSecretary ot Class, l, Treasurer ot Class, 2, Chatter Reporter, l, Commentator Statt, Reporter, 2, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Tri Hi Y, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Librarian, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chiet, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Statf, Lit- erary Manager, 4. Pet expressionfuleepersf' Q---.V-6ooo::Qoo::::on-c:::::::: 3 : :::::::--- -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -- eil 29 li? -A ::::::0o::::::: Who's Who Q0--o-----s ---- Henrietta Kern l'K1mwlc0lge is ilie liill which few may wislz to Cli111l1. Usually seen Noted for Studying. Her pleasing disposition Ambition-Math and Science Teacher. Activities-Mixed Chorus, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Tri Hi Y, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 45 Ko- Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Music, Prophecy, 45 Dra- matics, 3, 45 Library Staff, 4. Pet expression- Oh, rny goodness! Florence Lied Wllcll 7118, pretty 'l1'lLIlLlC17, are tlzere any more at lmma like you? Usually seen Noted tor Wearing Bucky's jacket. Her smart hairdo. ArnloitionwStenographer. Activities-Horne Ec., l, 45 Tri Hi Y, l, 25 Class Secretary, 2, 35 Chorus, 3, 45 Dramatics- Cornrnentator Staff, Reporter, 3, Feature Ed., 45 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Stall, Class Will and Prophn ecy, 45 Basketball, 25 Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4' Lilorarian, 2, 3. 1 1 Pet expression- Oh, crumb. Virginia Rothman oerciza will lie our clay rind bright :mil lzappy will our ifmtiirc l7e.H Usually seen Noted for With Donny Her friendliness. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-Basketball, l, 2, 35 Tri Hi Y, l5 Home Ec., 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Vice Pres- ident, 45 Commentaor Statt, Home Ec. Re- porter, 3, Girls' Sports, 45 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Historan, 45 Dramatics, 2, 3, 45 Library Stall, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Pet expression- Phooey. ------A-,----A---------- ---- o------------- --------ff-7 f---------- -- 30 file-- o .QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Who's Who Q-- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Ko-Ka-Le-Koxx: -:::: ec: -::::::: Marion Reddig As calmly detached as vmrses in a hospital who smile faintly at what the patients sm' imoler ether. Usually seen Noted tor Fussing with her hair. Admiration of the Air Corps. Ambition-Nurse. Activitiese-Home EC., 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Tr Hi Y, l, 2, Commentator Staff, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, Library Staff, Chief Librarian, 4, Band, l, 25 Dra- malics, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading, 4, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Assistant Business Manager, 4. Pot expressionf O corn. Clifford Schlegel Ullilllgtll' is slmrpvr tllnn tile' Swortlf' Usually seen Noted for Eating. His calmness. AmbitionAPilot. Activitiesflff F. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Pres- ident of Class, lg Treasurer of Class, 3, 4, Music, 1, 25 Mixed Chorus, 2, Volleyball, 45 Softball, l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 47 Commentator Staff, Assisiant Business Man- ager, 3, Alumni Reporter, 4, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Stall, Business Manager, 45 Shop, l. Pot expressionfulaf' Pauline Sensenig Hllfiilzflzrt music life would ire ri 711iSfLIlZL'.H Usually seen Noted for Giggling. llor willingness to be of help. 1'.mb1lion-eMusic teacher. Activities-Tri Hi Y, l, 47 Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Dramatics, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus, 45 Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Stall, Clubs and Prophecy, 4. Pet expression- For Crying Out Loud. oQoooooo:::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::: -eil 31 -- Who's Who . . Eugene Swartz As good mitured oz S0111 as e'cr trod on shoe l9Hfl1C1'.U Usually seen Noted for In the workshop. His courtesy. Ambition-Farmer. Activities-E. F. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel, 4, Volley- ball, 3, 4, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4, Ko-Ka-Le-Ko Staff, Photography Manager, 4, Dramatics, 3, 4, Music, l, 2, 3, Shop, l, 2, 3, 4. Pet expression- By George. Arlene Wiest 'Silence is not always tact, and it is tact that is goledvz-not silence. 4 Usually seen Noted tor Flirting with the Cheering ability. lunior boys. Ambition-Ml-lairdresser. Activities--Home Ec., 2, 3, Tri Hi Y, l, Z, 3, Pres-- ident, 4, Treasurer, 3, Basketball, 2, Dra- matics, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l, 2, 3, Class President, 2, Class Treasurer, l, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Commenta- tor Staff, Class Reporter, 3, Assistant Editor, 4. Pet expression- lee-pers Creepers. 1 PHOTOGRAPHER VERNON BOOSE Reamstown, Pa. PRINTER ENSINGER PRINTING SERVTCE Adamstown, Pa, -,, 32 ----. .....-.----- Ko-Ka-Le-Kon ...- ..-M ---- KMS OOQOOO Sign My Bbooli ze: ::o:::: -fi? 33 Lev- 0 O O 0 n ll ll 0 ll ll o 0 0 3 QL? 5. ADS They Havenft Forgotten Us... 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'- 64l Penn St. READING, PA. Phone 5189 . .,E++r6 .. oooooooo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ::OA---- -----o---- Elderly Garage B u i c k Sales Service -. QF, .- G o o d y e a r TIRES TUBES Passenger - Truck - Tractor -. ,gf lj, .- Phone 99-M. S. State Street EPHRATA, PA. .554 :::oo::::::::o:::o::: ::::: 4- efif 3 9 T., .- .cicc MMKO-Ka-Le-Komcz -, . .- Look at Your Hot . . . Everybody Else Does! Recloay Hat Co. ADAMSTOWN, PENNA. -.,.,tj4k:..u.- -. ij, .- l Compliments of- Rupp's l-lotel REAMSTOWN, PENNA -QQ Wi.- -..fi .- Compliments of- The Lesher Store Furniture 6: House Eurnishinqs Groceries G General Merchandise REAMSTOWN, PA. -...,5f+g4. ,.- Compliments of-Q Stevens Garment Company Augustus Shirk ----- Prop. STEVENS, PENNA 40 -:xx 2----ef---ee--xx:-Ko - Ka - Le - Ko --Q---O------------M -. 43+ Hg. ., Compliments of- A. N. Wolfe Shoe Co. DENVER, PENNA. -. .- E 2 . , ---silk? -- 0 lohn F. 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NO. 2, PU. 1 1 U -..ggi .L WE 1 GHT ' S -Bakers of- Ouality Bread For Over 64 Years -., .- -- - ---Q------- -QQQQQQQQQQQ nu an an 0 0 0 U 0 0 H-Manufacturers of- 0 TERHE HILL SILO CO. Solid Concrete and Concrete 3 Stave Silos 1' -.eg6gj,..- U Terre Hill, Penna. 1 U U I .- COLDREN'S STORE General Merchandise E Terre Hill, Perma -.. .lf .L effpe O It tl ll ll -..gqgge .L at nu 0 EWELL PoNT1Ac co. 1 Sales and Service Jb- OJ N! FU Z 9. :s U2 rr CD Q Z CD 2 I 9. EY :s P- 'U 9 -Q 112- -- nu u 0 -. ,621 ..- Compliments oi- THE GOOD FUNERAL HOME Reamstown, Penna Phone 8-5108 or 8-5103 -.Q.,g,fE,. .- ------A---------o ---- o------oo----Q-----0----A ,--------- --------------- -v--- ---- ------ --- vv vvv-- O ll 1 ll A. R. sENsENic Q Chrysler and Plymouth 1 Sales and Service 1 1 -..sg .- New Holland, Perma. 1 1 O C I A - - Compliments of- W1LL1AM B. EDCLEE Taxiderrnist R. D. No. 1 Ephrata, Pa Phone-Denver 8-5131 A-- -A-----------,--A--A--::::::--v------ ----- -vv-------..----- ---o---v---v----v v------- -.. ggi 42 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ .QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Ko-Ka O. S. SHOWALTER Coal and General Hauling gif-II? -- Phone-Denver 8-4775 Fritztown Yard R. D. I, Reinholds, Pa. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ EPHRATA SERVICE CENTER Auto Supplies A. C. SUMMERS, Prop. - ll-A .. '1ni1' I9 S. State Street Phone 418-I. Ephrata, Pa. :I lm ., 'ltr- RALPH H. GOOD Home-Made Potato Chips Adamstown, Pa. - -1+ if- -- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ BREA D ---oggQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -Le -Ko--0 ------ -- ----------'- lt II ll 0 I 0 o::o:::: ::Qo O ll ll QQ-- O I 0 0 O 0 4 --- .... ........... - .. ...... ----- O Q.. QQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0 I O I O I... O 0 -- IQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ BENNY BISHOP Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service PURE OIL PRODUCTS -. .gif ., PhonefEphrata 445 Church CS Poplar Sts. Ephrata, Pa ---egoQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-0 RENEE'S etor- Stealcs --------- Chops Italian Spaghetti SODA FOUNTAIN .. 63+ gf? One Mile East ot Ephrata GIO-RAY BEAUTY SHOPPE Try One ot Our Special Permanent Waves For Style and Beauty! -. 43+ li? .- Phone 4-2954 905 Penn Street Readina, Pa QQQQQ--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ . 65+ +55 .- Compliments ot-- GlVLERi'S GRDCERY i, 'JZWQJ' -Jlvwicg ' .. 47-is E. MAIN sr. -gone leo - :Pn9.ATA.PA. .. itil? ,. -::Qoo::::Q-o:::--:::-::oQQ--Q -- eat 43 - QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ I1 11 4- In O 0 l 1 WALTER W. GOOD I1 EITNIER 5 HOFFMAN 1 General Merchandise 1 Fllfflllufe 6' Rugs i Fresh Vegetables Funeral Directors E 4' 'Lillie Ephrata, Penna. l We Deliver! E Phone 8-510l Rearnstown, Pa 11 ll Q Vg. .- it 1 Broom FURNITURE co. l:'iVE lVllLE HOUSE Complete Il Home Furnishers Light Lunch 11 -A J, 1, u Vcliflnf' G l e n s i d e Phone 4-5402 na -1 411115 M 1 8l2 Penn Street Reading, Pa l 9 :::::,::::: :La-,, -,--- --,-- I1 lVlELOD7Y'lNN l' FOR l:'lNEl:'OOD ste 1. 1oHNsoN, Prop. 5' QW -,a211km I 1 sToP and sHoP Readings Largest and Most 1' 'Gt-I I Beautiful Bar 11 ROY-ER S 909 Penn Street Reading, Pa. Denver Perma' an ll --,-------- ----------------v,-------- 1 LINCOLN NAFUCNAL BANK o. H. BENNETT co. 1 A Home Bank with Typewriters - Office Specialties 11 Home Capital --reEll1te-- 1' Ellie - 11 Member of Federal Deposit ' P91111 SlI'9Gl IHSUIQHCQ Cgfpl Reading, Penna. i -.,.,g111?, .- 41 U Lincoln, Perma ll -..Q 44 11k.,, A. G. CBERHCLZER Chevrolet Sales Service -...,gQg,c.- Phone-Terre Hill 2l2-R-31 Terre Hill, Penna. Branch-Fivepointville Denver, R. D. 1, Pa. aa- mt ma 0 0 ll O 0 It 0 0 It 0 0 0 tl 0 0 nv ll 0 0 at 0 0 in Leroxx A+-Q-+ .::.. SELDCMRlDGE'S Dry Goods - Notions Hardware -.,.,gH,g.,,- Phone 242 E. Main Street Ephrata, Pa. AA-----------o--oooo-AA :::::::- Compliments oi- NEW HOLLAND MACHINE CC. -...,g8:39..- New Holland, Penna. ll ll ll ll tl O tl ll ll 0 tl ll U ll ll tl 0 ll ll ll It ll tl tl 9 HCCVER ci SNADER Philco Radios and Refrigerators Bendix Home Laundry and Radio Electrical Appliances Tel.: 203-I. Ephrata, Pa. -- -----A----::-::::::::::::::::::::: :::::-o--v--vvvvvvvv-- --- --oovvv-----vv Compliments off WiTMAN'S MEAT MARKET -..ggi EQ..- Phone-Adamstown 552 l9l W. Main Street Adamstown, Pa. I 0 ll 0 tl 0 tr ll 0 ll ll tl in 0 0 ll ll tl II O 0 0 0 tl 9 SPRECHER'S On Route No. 73 Near Bowmansville A Good Place to Eat! -...,58g,...- Phone: 241-R-l3 Terre Hill Ex. HCPE HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Celebrated UNCLE SAM and GARDEN SPOT SCX ...wgii Eggs- Adamstown, Penna. E O 0 O R. C. WINGENROTTH Groceries ------- Hardware and ELECTRICAL APPLlANCES -..s,bf7Qg20.- Stevens, Pa. Phone: 8-5344 Denver Ex. -..egg 45 lik.- ::::'-:xx xx'-Ko-Ka-Le-Koxc:---:fx xx:--C:-'ec ll 0 1 MARTIN 1. CHARLES E De Soto cmd Plymouth o o GENERAL AUTO REPAIRTNG E 1 o Il o o o Sdies ond Service 140 N. State Street Ephrcxtcr, Po. SNAVELYWS FARM SERVICE Form +Equipment ond SUPPLES Repair Ports and Service New Hoiiond, Penno o 0 5 We Buy Used Corsi E Lqggm PRED MoRoANsrERN 2 or-1EvRoLEr oo. 5 Phone 48351 Redding, Pd. 5 O 0 , O O Ross Sdssdmotn -Trddinqds-e REDDIG CS CO. 824 Penn Street Reddinq, Pot. Phone 5313 ----.r,-- 0 o 0 lt NUEBLING' S Q T he Sportsmdrfs Store gi o o ATHLETIC and GYM SUPPLIES an Corner 9th ond Penn Streets U 0 nu Reddinq, Penncr. U 0 O U 0 0 mr 0 Compiirnents of- DANIEL BOONE HOTEL Redding, Penncr O 0 It ll 0 ll ll 9 Compliments oi 1 11 SEARS, RoEBUoK g and COMPANY E Ephrcrtd, Penno. g 1 3 1 Compliments of- 1-L 1. NEIDTHART Denver, Pennd --v--o-v--- v----v----v -651 4 6 1391- - ---A---AA---- -----A--- - Ko-Ka-Le-Ko ---:::::--::-:::-: :excee- o ll A' H' Hummer E Paul L. Hicks Westinghouse tt RANGES and REERIGERATGRS Tl IEWELER UNNOLN PENNA 1: 134 E. Chestnut Street EPIIRATA, PA. Harry H. Showalter Ccmpumems Dfw GRAIN H FEED - ELoUR It W' F' Bensmq Hay - Sttew Q EUTGRER DENVER, PENNA. 3 STEVENS, PENNA. li -e--::-x:::,::::,:: .....: ::::::.,::::xe--:::-:e,::::,:::::L::e t . . . William Hetnse A. W. Eberly E Y Reinholcls' New Modem A I ' H RDWA RE 1 GROCERY REINROLDS, PENNA. E REINRGLDS, PENNA. ::::x'x::::7:Tcu::':::x:x::etP:::x:::x:'::x::: ::: :::x: Schklpplq S Garage E A. K. Mellinqer DODGE end PLYMOUTH 3 Wholesale Atlantic Rtedttete c o N E E c T I o N E R REINRoIDS, RENNA. g ERRRATA, PENNA. ll an---nn-nv U H -nun-nthnnn , Cam 'ime-nts of- 2 Deqler S It pt ' I It SERVICE STATION and LUNCH Rootvt Such S Dress Shop 2 Atlantic Products 714 Retttt Street READING, PA. 5 ADAMSTOWNV PENNA' A ,.,.A,.,,..,. A E...... ..EEE .E.. l ' - E... ::::-,:,::::: ..... ..--....-- ll Harry M. Gerhart I1 Ward Bottle Gas t COAL - LUMBER --- SLATE 3 BOTTLED GAS and APPLIANCES Building Materials Q 535 South State Street EPHRATAI PENNA, 2 EPHRATA, PENNA. I Hershey Brgs, 8 Brown Saddle Shop FEED - COAL - LUMBER SADDLES and BRIDLES REINHOLDS, pit. BLUE BALL, RA. Burkholdefs . Waqner'S Restaurant MEATS and GROCERIES HOME COOKING 427 w, Mettt Street NEW RoLt.AND, IDA. so West tvtettt Street EPRRATA, RA. -teftf 47 ite-V Irvin Graybill 54 Son PIONEER HYBRID SEED CORN Phone 8-4382 STEVENS, PA. 0 O O 0 0 i 0 0 I 0 Compliments OI4 Berks Furniture Co. 802 - SU4 Perm Street READING, PENNA. .-:::::::::::::::oo:::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::---0-::::::-oQo Horse Shoe Pike Tavern S E A F O O D Our Specialty! Phone: Ephrala 45fI MURRELL, PA. O 0 It ll 0 ll ll ll ll O U 0 ---- --------:::::::QQov-v----v-----v-- G. H. Bishop ERIGIDAIRE HEADQUARTERS Electrical Appliances ADAMSTO'NN, PENNA -- ---- ----A-----QQQQQQQ ---- ---A -A---A---::----oQ-------- Western Auto Store AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES General Merchandise LPHRATA, PENNA. 0 0 0 O 0 O ml ll It 0 ll It Compliments of-- Miller, Hess of Co. AKRON, PENNA. ---QQ::::::oQ::::::::::::::oQ::.p- H. W. Oberholtzer Co. GENERAL MERCHANDISE AKRON,PA. 0 ll I 0 ll ll It ll tl O In ll Success to the Class oi '46 Louie's Men's Shop DENVER, PENNA --A---A--A-:-::-:::-v-::3.-:::::-:: Milton G. Stetty ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DENVER, PENNA. O O O O 0 ll 0 O 0 O nu ll Eugene E. Brubaker NOTARY PUBLIC - REAL ESTATE DENVER, PA. --------A-----A::::::::::::::------A-f-- ::---o--o---v---vv- ---------v------ Compliments ol! Rutt's Service Station DENVER, PENNA. It It 0 O It ll 0 0 O ll tl 6 I. S. Harris VARIETY SHOP DENVER, PENNA ::: ::::::::::-::::::::: ::::::::Q--:: SUNDIAL SHOES Berarnan's Shoe Repairs I4 N. 3rd Street DENVER, PA. It II ll ll tl 0 0 9 It ll ll ll Compliments oi- Denver Supply Co. DENVER, PENNA ----A----A ---A---f---A---- --::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::----.- Kline Bros.' Barber Shop IUI Main Street DENVER, PENNA. Showalter ci Wenrich PONTIAC Sales and Service DENVER, PENNA -he 48 Tiff-- f----eee-----------------Bio- Ka-Le -Ko--:xxec -:::::-:::-:: N-- ll Samulebl Sheaffer James R. Kem ea er 1n..,. 4, Phone 130-R-4--Terre Hill Ex. II Phone-Terre Hill 121-R-3 TERRE HILL, PENNA. If BOWMANSVILLE, PENNA. ll - H 1f H -x::::::::::: Compliments of- 2 Sweiqart Furniture Store QE Eckemoth tl HOME FOR FUNERALS Tel.-Denver 8-4879 TERPE HILL PENNA RE1NHoLDs, PENNA. :Q I ' ' it xx:eeeeeeeexxeeeee:-:::::::::.::::::eeexeeeee-:::eeeee-:eee:ee Ccmpliments of- 2 O Compliments oi- H' C' Pqsnacht E Weit's News Agency TEXACO GAS and OIL TERRE mu., PENNA. 3 EPHRATA' PENNA' ll l Compliments off 3 CCmPliU19TYTS OI4 Richard E. Risser Q Sam's Diner EPHRATA, PENNA. 5 EPHRATA, PENNA. all i.... ------ i.....i.... --i------- 'U' T''v- ''U- ' 2 Musser Bros. o Lancaster County House 2 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ADAMSTOWN, PENNA. E Sharpening Service Z BOWMANSVILLE, PENNA. :::::: :::Ef:::::f:' '::::::: 'f' '::: ': I artinq s 0 , COUNTRY MAID BREAD I Ccmphmemsff- I 1 Stunzi Sons Silk Co., Inc. Cakes and Pies : R TA, . BOWMANSVILLE, PENNA. 5 EPH A PENNA Wm, W, Good g Kip's Restaurant IEWELER I SEA Poop PLATTERS EPHRATA, PENNA, E 28 N. State Street EPHRATA, PA A1 d x Compliments of- exan er E. L. Snyder COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 6 G E P R O D U C T S EPHRATA, PENNA. u ' i lOl E, Mem Street EPHRATA, PA. -. 4g F, .- E Compliments of- c I' I I- I I , D mp lmenglo t , R t t E Kltz Mlller S HOSIGTY a er s es auran s 26 South Seventh Street REAMSTOWN, PENNA. , READING PENNA . , . I Cloister Dairies E Comphmenfs O3 6: P 1, Y UR HOME-QWNED DAIRYI Cm Gu S O HOME and AUTO SUPPLY STORE Warren F' Mohn OWDGT lU South State Street EIDRRATA, PA. g EPRRATA, PENNA. I 5 Compliments of-e Wlnter s Radlo CS: Electrlc Center Burney Schwartz TEPDQHVQI 85498 it CLOTHING - SHOES - FURNISHINGS REINHOLDS, PENNA. 2 0 EPRRATA, PA. tl -:::,:::::::::::::E:x::::::.::::xx :::::::::,:--::::::::::- S. K. Heffley Co. Q B G H 0 t . ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE gg Grim Ommq , 0 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hardware and Pamts ll 1: BOWNIANSVILLE, PA. ADANISTOWN, RENNA. ,, ll ::::::,-:: ...E :xx ..... :,::::.::fx::--::,:::-:::-:::::::xxx o Compliments ot- E Ccmplirnents of- I. I. Newberry Co. e CoX's Drug Store EPHRATA, PENNA. E ERHRATA, PENNA. Elmer Sweiqart E ...Dealer In.... z Compliments Of- LIVE and DRESSED POULTRY E Bay E. Lied Rhone-Denver 3.4784 Of 8.5214 0 REANISTOWN, PENNA, STEVENS, R. D. NO, I, PENNA. Z Compliments OP E E. H. Sholmartin Iohn and Cora Faust 5 REINHOLDS GARAGE EPIIRATA, R. D. Nc. 3, PENNA. 3 Gulf Pmducts 2 REINIIQLDS, PENNA, Leroy 5 Compliments of- R E P A l R S H O P O o Harr Mes Phonee-Denver 8-4884 Q Y Sner STEVENS, R. D. NO, I, PENNA. Q TERRE HILL' PENNA- o --------,,--Qov--v------,----,---,---,--,- -vw ---'vv---Y v------ --it 50 R- -- ...::.: ..:::.- 140-145 Rudy's HOME MADE lCE CREAM Liqht Lunch EPHRATA, PENNA. Le-Kos: ...::..-.:: :-:::--m- O 0 O Nissley's Bottled Gas 527 S. State Street EPHRATA, PA ::Q:::o:: :::o::::::::--:::::::::- ---- -------A------::::::::::::c- ,,v-oov--- ----vv--- Compliments off Kirk lohnson 61 Co. l6l8 W. King Street LANCASTER, PA. Compliments of- The American Hotel EPHRATA, PENNA QQQQQQQQQQQQQ: :Q: : ::oooQ-::o: : :ec ::::::: :QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Compliments ot! Reuben H. Hummer PLUMBING and HEATING EPHRATA, R. D. 1, PA. William Sweiqart New and Second Hand FURNITURE REINHOLDS, PENNA Esso Gas Station TIRES - BATTERIES - GREASING REAMsrowN, PENNA. Compliments of- The Denver House Main Street DENVER, PA. oQoooooooooooo---------o---,--vv,.,,-------,-----,-, -0,,,-,------,, I. I. Sweiqart GROCERIES Phone 8-5127 DENVER, PA. H. S. Fry lUSTlCE OF THE PEACE Real Estate Tel. 8-52l8 REAMSTOWN, PA. ::::::::::---::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::oo::o::oooo::::e Compliments of- Blaclq Horse Hotel REINHOLDS, PENNA. Compliments off American Caramel Co. READlNG, PENNA --------------- -------- -----0----Aoccco::::oo:::::::::::::o::::: i ..... ,-------,- v....... - vv... vi--- R. E. Roddy Candy' Co. READING, PENNA. Laubach E O R D S E R V I C E N. State Street EPHRATA, PA ::::oo:::::::::::::-::::-::::::::::o:::::::::o::::::::::::::Q::::o The Denver Planinq Mill C. FIRESTONE, Prop. DENVER, PENNA. Compliments of- 0 O O 0 2 A Friend O I I O E35 -J l lil- -- PATRCDN LIST --f-2E'H43-L'- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buckwalter Mr. and Mrs. Webster Lied Mrs. I. W. Fausnacht George W. Gehman Eberly Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lied Weaver's Esso Station Glasser's Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Moore Frankfort Schaeffer Seed Store Art Studio Miss Dorothy Stump Miss Miriam Myers Rev. and Mrs. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Witmer Ditfenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sensenig George Usner Pg Harvey D. Lied Alex Hensel W. P. Mc Holland Budget Dress Shop l. R. Wertsch Clewelerl Rodger's Harvey L. Lied Logan's Aden M. Stautter Francis H. Mills Paul C. Seizer Ruth L. Needles Miss Kathryn Fry Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fyock Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Davidson Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weist Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ansel Samuel Swartz 52