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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

ff X Xf K X-S-, 19419 .....Pub1ished by..... TLB SKBIIIIIEOJPS of Q Denver High School DENVER, PENNA. 1:2 0 11 0 32: X. F 4 ii K-X X MN VOX 020 Z -F ff N vox 2:12:11-ixxix ----- ::::::X::--:xx if 'W- A OIPCBWVUIF' Our high school days are over. Ahead lies the unknown future, which will see the results of our work here. The records of the past four years reveal not only what has gone by, but render an indication of future achievements. lt has been the endeavor of the nineteen torty-nine Vox to present pleasant associations and delightful and proud achievements of the students of D. H. S. CJCCCCCCSICCSCCCC . 3 ' Z-gi, fins ff- N .P 4' N. , .... VOX X1f5 X-T rllqtaillimlle oil? Qjoirilfeinitfs Dedication ........................................................,.... .,.. Faculty ................. School Board ..,...... Vox Staff ............. Seniors .................... Senior Class Officers Senior Class, Class Motto-Flower ......... ........ Individuals .................................................. .....,,. Informal Pictures ...... Class History ......... Class Prophecy ,...................... Class Will and Testament ........ SlQl1Sl1CS ................................... Class Play ....... Iunior Class .............. Sophomore Class ......... Freshman Class ........ Activities ............. Clubs ............ Autographs ......................................... ......... Patron List and Advertisements ....... ........ C40 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll 12-22 23-26 27-28 29 30 31 32 33 35 37 39-48 49-52 53-54 55-75 ::: :::::::::::::0 fff SN X I V, .gzzil ff ,X N, fx 9 xl 3 XFXQXEX- Dedication X-kg, K XX To our Mothers, Fathers, Teachers and Friends, to Whose de- votion and guidance We owe the completion of our high school course, the priceless heritage of the past, the unlimited opportunities of the present, and the inspiration with which We are enabled to face the future, we, the graduating class, lovingly dedicate this nineteen-forty-nine edi- tion of Vox. YY f:::::''-2:::::::::::::::::: . 5 ' :::::::::::::: ---:::::: -::::: X. f NN am :::::::::2::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2:-::::VOX s f A Q. sq, 3: 1- 9 XTX taiculliijy Mr. Paul A. Bucks Science Miss Elizabeth Cherrington English and German Mrs. Glenn Imber Mr. I. P. Krick Music Principal Mr. Ralph Lutz Social Studies Miss Helen McCle-ai Miss Gloria Piersol Latin and English Art Mrs. Lawrence Stewart Commercial Studies ---,::,::,,::::,,-:,::,,,::::: 0 6 Q ............................. K 'X f f N s K 1-8 ' Q x VOX:33:3-::3::33:333'3::'3-3335333333-333333333333323 SCCllllOCUJll BOQT ff '1 Left to right-Dr. R. R. Stayer, George Martin, Walter Bender, LeRoy Weinhold and Warren Althouse. President ,t,,r,t,,,t,, . ,,Y,,,. Dr. R. R. Stcryer Vice President ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, G eorge Martin Secretary .,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, W arren Althouse Treasurer ,,.. ,...., , LeRoy Weinhold ::::::::::::::: . 7 . :I22:22:2::i::::::::::::::::O0 f rs F x 55 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: VOX gf A ' x ox Sibeitilili SEATED-Cleft to rightl: William Ochs, Miss Helen MCCleCtf, Ruth Moyer Mr Lawrence Stewart and Dorothy Petery. STANDING--Cleft to rightl: Robe Editor-in-Chief ,,,,.,,, Assistant Editor ,,,,, Business Manager ,, Art Editor ,. ,, ,, Girls' Sports Editor , Boys' Sports Editor . Editorial Adviser , , Business Adviser rt Hershey, Ella Mae Hagy and loan Eberly -------A----A-----A----A---A:Q 8 Ruth Moyer William Ochs Dorothy Petery Ioan Eberly Ella Mae Hagy Robert Hershey Miss Helen Mccleat Mrs. Lawrence Stewart K Y ff w VOX SEN I Q 1123 'T ,Ag if Q XXQ5 ,,...-1 5 1 V f-X -0 , -- :----::--- g 9 Q ::-:,-:: :,:::--,: T ff! XxN N. ,-3 I 1 ---v00------vvooo--o-----------------oovvovvooooooo X CHQEIISS CDHFJECCGTS VOX Z 1 Left to right-Maryanne Burkholder, secretaryg Randall Kegerise, presidentg Warren Lorah, vice president Barbara Mellinger, treasurer. ooooooooooooa :2CC2C::2:2CC:::::::::::::::Oc . 11 .::::::o: :o::::::: KT ff H s Cfixlflllcllfllll' Glass X-i.. X . BACK ROW-tlelt to rightl: Charles Moyer, Charles Weitzel, William Ochs, Harry Weitzel, Robert Hershey and George Hainley. ROW TWO-Ioan Eberly, Ada Sebastian, Ruth Moyer, Ella Mae HCIQY, Maureen Sweigart, Margaret Windish, Sylvia Getz and Dorothy Pete-ry. ROW ONE-Evelyn Gehman, Ioanne Ruoss, Maryanne Burkholder, Warren Lorah, Randall Kegerise, Barbara Mellinger and Margaret Gunselman. CLASS MOTTO- MORE BEYOND -CLASS FLOWER-WHITE CARNATION CLASS COLORS-MOSS GREEN AND WHITE oo:::::p::::Q f 2 ff N 0. --------H-M-A----A----------vox 'RASS' 1-S Ae fi, ::::::::::::::I:::::: f-X ulll'0:HI,lIll Rs EllIDlBlI'lly Iosie 214 North Sixth Street, Denver, Penna. Arts and Cralt Club, 3, Hi Notes, 4, Yearbook Statt, 4, Band, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Although Ioan is one of the quietest mem- bers oi the class, she is always at the school activities helping to make them successful. Her long tapered hands may be seen llying over the keys of a typewriter or wielding a paint brush. Because ol her artistic ability, she was chosen to do the art Work on the yearbook and school paper. We are sure Ioan will succeed in whatever she attempts. Quiet, reserved. and eager to please. Her beautiful hands, she uses with ease. MGTYUMMB lBTllllI llillllCUJllillfBlI MOI.LY R. D. l, Stevens, Penna. Dramatics Club, 3, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Class play, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, Cheer- leading, 4. Molly, a curly-haired lass with a keen sense of humor, joined us in our Iunior year. She is one of the members oi the cheerleading squad. Molly attends all school dances with a certain someone from Rearnstown. She is a hardworking commercial student, who, we know, will succeed in the business world. Lots ol luck in the future, Molly. A cheering lass in blue and white. Peppy and iolly, day and night. ::::9QQQ4:::::::::::::::::::::::' . fff DN We D VOX:::::::1::::::::::::::::::::::::l:::::::::::::::::::: yn' 1 40 lEVCllylIll Mme GBMMIMM uEppien R. D. 1, Denver, Penna. Photography, 25 Dramatics Club, 35 Hi-Notes, 45 Operetta, 25 Class play, 3, 45 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. This tiny miss is an unusually busy girl, and handles many of the Senior troubles. She is either getting more material for her newspaper articles or trying to catch up on her studies. Her dramatic ability was proved when she ap- peared in class plays in her Iunior and Senior years. Eppie's ambitions are in the field of music and we know with her never-give-up attitude she will go far. Ambitious, dependable and lots of fun. Whatever she starts, she always gets done. I ,e .A L Xiia fax Sylvia Ann Getz Sibby 424 South Fifth Avenue, Denver, Penna. Arts and Crafts Club, 35 Drarnatics Club, 45 Op- eretta, 25 Class play, 45 Band, 45 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4. Slender, curly hair, and blue eyes, that's Sibby. Her continuous chatter and giggling enliven any classroom. Her leisure time is divided among sports, helping at home, and dating lake She has chosen nursing as a career. Her efficient ways and cheerful smile are sure to endear her to her patients. Efficient and cheerful are her ways, Her laughiefs sunny on dreary days. . .35:33553555353:::::::::::::::3 ff- N ,, f 1 fs N-fx X-T Ella Mm-1 Hag Y ..EuY.. 306 North Sixth Street, Denver, Penna. Dramatics Club, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, Operetta, 2, Class play, 4, Band, 4, President, 2, Cheerleading, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Chorus, l, Z, 3, 4, Basketball, 1 ,2, 3, 4. Elly one of our peppy cheerleaders, can always be counted on for her share oi noise and lun. Whether in athletics, music, lessons, or merriment, she is right in the midst of things doing her part. Her flashing smile and sunny disposition are certain to be valuable stepping stones on her way to success. This blonde student is usually gay In all her studies she gets an A. M upeggy.. Reinholds, Penna. Photography Club, 2, Dramatics Club, 3, 4, Op- eretta, 2, Senior play, 3, 4, Band, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball, 1, 2, 3 4, Cheer- leading, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, 3. This little blue-eyed miss is noted for her pleasing personality and talkativeness. Although she doesn't live in town, she usually manages to get here to take part in the various school activities. Her ability to mingle with others, we are sure, will win her many friends in the future as in the past, and bring her much happiness in her career as an airplane stewardess. If talking and laughter are what you hear. You ought to know that Peggy is near. o14o 2 2 :VOX argaret Mary Gunselman f 3 f W X - Y f . gpg 1 VQX::2::::::::::::::::::::::: f--fi George We lHl6llllUlllff3y George R. D. l, Reinholds, Penna. Model Club, 3, Hi-Notes, 4, Chorus, 4. George, the capable feature editor of the Hi-Notes Staff, kept us amused with his many iokes. His outstanding features are his dark hair and dark-brown eyes. Because ol the work he did for our class, we are sure he will succeed in whatever he at- tempts. George is noted for hi jokes, In his car he never pokes. Robert Hershey, Qllir.. Hershey Reinholds, Penna. Current Events Club, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, 4, Chorus, 4g Boys' Basketball, 3, 4. Hershey joined our class in the Iunior year. Although he appears to be a quiet person, he always knows some jokes and talks about his baking abilities. Much of his energy was spent on the bas- ketball floor. There he was always wide awake and lull of action. Whether you choose sports or baking as a career, may the best ot luck be with you. You boast and brag that you can bake. To prove it to us, bring us a cake. . .:::::::::::L-:p4::::rooc:::rooo1:::n ' 'fl ff- N A- sg, :C N' 2:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-VOX QT fX WQTTBM Leroy lL10lI r8Llll1 UMUC.. R. D. 2, Denver, Penna. Current Events Club, 35 Student Council, 4, Boys' Basketball, 3, 45 Chorus, 45 Operetta, 2, Play, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4. Mac is one ot the best players on the basketball team. He always tries to keep up the morale ol the team. The girls are attracted to him by his dark teatures and winning smile. Warren is a hard working commercial stu- dent. Good luck in the future, Mac, 'Mac' is good in basketball He is liked by one and all. WMTTBM lR:ERllfMlia5llili Kegerise uxeggyu 433 Walnut Street, Denver, Penna. Photography Club, 3, Current Events Club, 3, Band, 1, Chorus, 4, Student Council, 4, President of class, 3, 4. Keggy is one of the busiest members of our class. Not only was he class president dur- ing our Iunior and Senior years, but also was president of the newly organized Student Coun- cil. In his spare time he works in the Hat Factory. He will always be remembered by us for his executive ability. Good luck to you in the future. As president he was well-known His leadership to us he's shown. D sex:I:,c:.c:::::::::::1:::::: 0 15 0 ...... fff CN is Y- , i3CC::3::?::3333:35:33:3:3::::::::::::::::::::::::: dw ffm? Barbara Jane Mellinger Bobs 400 South Fourth Street, Denver, Penna. Photography Club, 2, Hi-Notes Staff, 3, 4, Oper- etta, 2, Girls' Basketball, l, 2, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4. This well-mannered girl who is noted tor her common sense has proved her etticiency as circulation manager ot the Hi-Notes and as Treasurer ot the Senior Class. Babs has decided to enter the nursing pro- lession it her neighbor with the blue Chevy doesn't change her plans. Ii there's anything you're worried about. Call on Babs , she'll help you out. Clam-les N. Mayer Charlie R. D, l, Reinholds, Penna. Current Events Club, 3, 4, Band, 45 Boys' Bas- ketball, 3, 45 Chorus, 4. Charlie is usually found at his desk study- ing, and is rewarded by taking home a very good report card. Although he is very quiet and bashtul, he is a good pal. He was a dependable substitute on the basketball team, and always did his part ot work for the class. Charlie is a pal ol all In studies, he is on the bull. ' . ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-, ff- Xxx 'QV l :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::VOX X-,X 'ft- ' RFQ- fx f'Xx Wviilllliltaimriins., Uchs Reinholds, Penna. Hi-Notes, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4g Operetta, 2, Play, 3, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4. It you want an appreciative audience for your jokes, tell them to Bill, Will we ever iorget some of his corny questions! Bill is a versatile young fellow. He dances well, sings divinely, and as the father of Miss Chatterbox, he displayed his ability on the stage. He was a hard worker for the class, and did his share on the Hi-Notes and Vox statts. 'Bill' always tries to do his bit, With all his pals, he is a hit. Ruth Mable Moyer Ruthie Reinholds, Penna. Photography Club, Z7 Hi-Notes, 3, Hi-Notes Edi- tor, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4. Ruth may seem to be a quiet, stuclious per- son but actually she has plenty to say and is heaps of fun. She not only knows how to solve math problems, but also knows the answers in all her other classes. She has worked hard selling things for the Seniors, and as editor of Hi-Notes and Vox. But with all these chores she has plenty oi time to see Pappy. Good luck to you in the future, Ruthie. Tiny, dark-eyed is this miss In math she really is a whiz. cc:::ooa::::::::::::::::::::::0 . l8 . fff X TN Ybpf f'x f I , VOX-::::::::::::::22:::f2::::-'::::::::::::f::2::::::: iq Dorothy Janne lpetfery Dot 4ZU Walnut Street, Denver, Penna. Dramatics Club, 3, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, Play, 4, Yearbook, 4. Although Dot is one ot the smallest mem- bers oi the class, she does her share of work. She will always be remembered lor her work as manager of the magazine campaign and as business manager of Vox. Dot is one of the members of the class who received the commercial diploma. She be- lieved in getting all the education she could during her years in school, as she proved by her high marks, however she took time out tor play and was a member ot the girls' basketball team. In all activities she takes part And in her studies she is smart. by-fi X Etflhell qllaanne noss ..,o.. 5l7 Locust Street, Denver, Penna. Photography Club, 25 Hi-Notes, l, Z, 3, 45 Oper- etta, 2, Senior play, 4, Band, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Treas- urer, l. Ioanne, the happy-go-lucky member of our class, loves to talk. She is an active member of the girls' bas- ketball team, and keeps classes from becoming too dull. Ioanne's present plans include a college education, for she has decided that there are some attractive features in the teaching pro- tession. To school she usually came late For her we always had to wait. ::::::::::a:::::::oo4:::soc::::::-. . :::::::::o::::::::::l:::ooooooo9 l ff N g-J ,-5 W ::::::::::::::::::::1-f:::::1f :::::::::::1f:1-1:1-VOX g 'X f-K ' Grace Maureen Sweigaurtfs Renee 327 Main Street, Denver, Penna. Dramatics, 3, 45 Operetta, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball, 3, 4. Honk! Honk! What's that? Why it's Renee in her little Ford, which serves as a taxi for the gang when it is a question of getting to the games or class meetings. Her typing speed is the envy oi many of her classmates. We are sure she will make a good ele- mentary teacher. , Not anyone is ever bored With Renee and her little Ford. Adm Sehasrfzian Ada - Reinholds, Penna. Vice President, 25 Secretary, 37 Music Apprecia- tion, lp Photography, 25 Dramatics, 3, Bas- ketball, 3, 4g Student Council, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. When this blonde lass joined us in our Sophomore year, she was the silent WPS: but after becoming acquainted, she entered into the spirit oi things and proved to be heaps of iun. Whenever we were in need of a driver, we'd call on Ada who would show up with the Packard. In her spare time she is a waitress at the Island Diner. Her chief desire is to become a nurse and with the patience and sweet disposition she has shown at D. H. S. we are certain she will succeed. Ada now worlrl in cr diner. When a nurse. there'll be no finer. CCCCOCCOCCCIZS:329Oc:::f'f:3'f::. . VOX Qllnaurlles Weitzel ..Red.. R. D. l, Reinholds, Penna. Model Club, 3, Band, 45 Vice President, 3, Bas- ketball, 3, 4, Chorus, l, 3, 4, Operetta, 25 Play, 4. He maintained a . taxi service for his class- mates when there were class meetings or games. We will always remember how gen- erous he was with his Dodge. . Red who is learning the knitting protes- sion, works at the Berkshire Knitting Mills, Sat- urdays and various other times. 'Red' our tall and red-haired lad, A car for us he usually had. for sv' me ,--fi-' X X Harry Weitzel ..HmY.. R. D. l, Reinholds, Penna. Current Events Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4. Dull? Not when Harry's around. His corny jokes and amusing replies have kept our class laughing all through our high school days. His outstanding features are his dark hair and his broad shoulders. Harry is undecided about the future, but we are sure he'd make a fine radio comedian. Oi our class, Harry's the clown. When we're with him we never frown. ff N X07 -----A------M----U-M------A-----M ee-M---A--vox v ...-- -v .... -v- ..... -Y ,.... ...... - -:ht ........ -... S .J I QQ, 1 f QNX fi 'fws A l ' , L..X X-X Margaret Windish Maggie 336 Main Street, Denver, Penna. Dramatics Club, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta, 2, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4: Play 4. Maggie, snappy and vivacious, is always ready for a good time. A star guard, she was on the basketball team all during her high school days. You can usually find her reading comics or dancing. With all her eating she still maintains a slim figure. Perhaps her love for horseback riding has something to do with it. Maggie has a carefree air, Her snacks with you sho'l glad to share. 41 R cAA':vO0oc AAA-A---AA----A-- ' 0. . ff xx ,ff VV,,' a ,X V0X-,: :xx 3 3 3 :,:-x::::2::::::::::::::::x::,,:::::12gv4f X X, ......--------..--------------Q 23 0..-..-....--------------------- X- N K xx X 4 X Q' xc::xxcx:::::::::-::::::::::::::x::::::::xxvoX 'AXX :::---::::::::::p4.4:::s4::Q.Qa-,-. . ooooQQoQ ff! 3 5 f'x vox-::::::i -xx::--::::f::::::::::: ---+:::: 3-Q53 ooo F fx N af N a COMHMHCTCHQH Qhfemisifry ---------......--------..---Q 25 Q..........-.......-....-...--- for voxexeexeeeeffeeeeeeeeeeeeexxeeexeexxexxeee shy' '-'ZA faq-X-r Class History Freshman Year As the last roar of the motors of the planes faded into the past year, we were as- signed to go aboard the Constellation D. H. S., September, 1944. We were forty jittery students who were ready to start our boot training, which would be a new phase of life for us under a new name-Apprentice Airmen llfreshmenl. The following guided us to the Blue Horizon: President ,...,............................................, .... ...... R a ymond Long Vice President .,..... ...... P hoebe Sweigart Secretary ,,,,,,,.,..... ........ P eggy Gunselman Treasurer .........,,..,....,. ................,.......................... I oanne Ruoss One new member came aboard the Constellation D. H. S. Miss Helen McCleaf, our home-room teacher, succeeded Miss Austermehle as teacher of Latin and English. The big event of our first year in high school was the arrival of our class rings. Sophomore Year After spending three months vacation, we returned in 1946 under a new name, Air- men Second Class. We started on our second mission as a group of twenty-three. Three new faculty members were inducted into our division. Miss Elizabeth Cher- rington who succeeded Mrs. Carl Brubaker, as teacher ot English and Germany Mr. Paul A. Bucks, who succeeded Mr. Harold Fries, as teacher of science, and Mr. William Kreitler, teacher oi art. We chose the following to pilot us through the year: V President .............................................................. Ella Mae Hagy Vice President ,,,,,,,,...... ,...,,.,,,, A da Sebastian Secretary-Treasurer ,...... .,,,,, P eggy Gunselman The outstanding attractions for the year were the Valentine Dance, and the operetta, In An Old Kentucky Garden, in which most of us participated. Iunior Year We now received the rating of Airmen Third Class. We were all excited because We were ready to make the big flight which would determine Whether or not we would receive our final rank as Seniors. The following officers were put in command of the D. H. S.: President .......................................................... Randall Kegerise Vice President ....... ..... C harles Weitzel Secretary .............. .......... A dc: Sebastian Treasurer ....... ....... P eggy Gunselman --.. 0270 frN A4 sg, x::::::,.::::::::: eexecxxeeeeexsx Iexlxvgx mix X-X Class History CContinuedl An enjoyable Hallowe'en party was held in our honor by the Seniors. Early in the term we realized the necessity for money so we could have a Iunior- Senior prom honoring the seniors. Bake sales, skating parties, and dances were our best solutions. Our prom was Very beautiful and successful-and of course to us it was The Prom of Proms. We chose Lucille Hertzog as our May Queen. Despite many heated arguments about the style and color of our class rings, we finally reached an agreement and chose a black onyx setting topped with the school seal. The time for finals had arrived. Signs of worry could be seen on many faces. Would we or would we not pass? That was the question. At last the finals were over, and we knew the answer. Senior Year Finally we received our final notice. Our orders were to apply ourselves as well as we could. We boarded the Constellation with great hopes of success and happiness. We were now only twenty-one happy crewmen. The following officers steered us through the clouds: President .......................................................... Randall Kegerise Vice President ....... .................... W arren Lorah Secretary .............. .... M aryanne Burkholder Treasurer .......... ...,.........,.,,................,.,. B arbara Mellinger Two new members joined the 35th Airborne Division aboard the Constellation. Mrs. Glenn Imber, music directress, succeeded Mr. Clarence N. Mcl-lose, director of music for twenty-seven years, and Miss Gloria Piersol assumed the position of art supervisor. We selected moss green and white as our class colors, and the white carnation as the class flower. We ordered pennants, emblems, caps and jackets in September. We chose the following Year Book Staff: Editor ................................................ .,...... R uth Moyer Assistant Editor l........ ....... W illiam Ochs Business Manager ....... ..... D orothy Petery Artist ...................,......... .............. I oan Eberly Girls' Sports ......... ......, E lla Mae Hagy Boys' Sports ............ .............. R obert Hershey Editorial Adviser ..,.... ........ M iss Helen McCleaf Financial Adviser ..,...... . .............. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart 4 This staff worked diligently to complete the annual Vox. Months passed quickly and the time soon arrived for us to order our invitations and name cards. Our final days arrived, Baccalaureate and Commencement Day. With feelings mingled with joy and regret we bade farewell to the happiest days of our life. :::::f::::::::CII:II000C?2:1P0. ' fff DN us 'U 5 , N, ,A voxxi 11:-----2: ------ --1---::--------------- 'Wa KTQW Class iroplliecy Quickly ten years have flown by. Here it is-the year 1959-the time for the reunion of the class of '49, Eagerly at the airport we await the arrival of our plane to take us to the home of IOANNE RUOSS, where the reunion is to be held. Ioanne lives on a beautiful estate near New York City where she spends her time raising prize cocker spaniels. She also owns a veterina- rian hospital of which DR. BARBARA MELLINGER is chief veterinarian. We are notified the president of the airlines wishes to see us. As we enter the office we see none other than WARREN LORAH, with MARGARET WINDISH as his private secretary. They have planned to fly with us to the reunion. Finally our luxurious plane arrives. The pilot is LT. CHARLES WEITZEL, of the United States Air Force. With him is DOROTHY PETERY, who is also a member of the Air Force. The new stream-lined plane was designed by the famous aeronautical engineer, GEORGE I-IAINLEY. Finally we board the plane. My, who are all these distinguished looking passengers! That looks like-yes, it is-SENATOR RALPH LUTZ and the Secretary of Agriculture, CHARLES MOYER, going to Washington to confer with the new REPUBLICAN president. Here is MRS. STEWART, who is taking a business trip in interest of her large pig farm. Talking with her is SYLVIA GETZ, the air hostess. Also there is ADA SEBASTIAN, the owner of the largest chain restaurants in the country. The famous chemist, PAUL A. BUCKS, who has discovered a new element, bucktonium, is on the plane. Later two famed mathematicians, PRO- FESSORS IOI-IN P. KRICK and RUTH MOYER, join us. They are going to help Einstein in geometric research. What was that zooming by? It's MISS Mc- CLEAF, in her neat little plane taking a trip around the world for a rest after a nerve-racking year with the Seniors. Later we pick up the former MISS CHERRINGTON and her husband, who wish to spend the remainder of their vacation in Germany. PEGGY GUNSELMAN, the well-known designer comes aboard the plane with MARYANNE BURKHOLDER, the famous Powers Model, who will model some of Peggy's latest creations in Paris. At last we reach our destination. We await the rest of the class in Ioanne's spacious drawing room. This and many other rooms in the house were designed and decorated by the famous interior decorator, IOAN EBERLY. We look in the New York Times to see how we can spend the day. The Editor is ELLA MAE HAGY, who has also written a few novels. On the entertainment page are listed the opera singer, EVELYN GEHMAN, and the great violinist, MRS. VERNA IMBER, who will appear at Carneigie I-Iall. There is also an art exhibit of some of the paintings of MISS GLORIA PIERSOL, the famous artist. Then on the sports side of the news, there is a wrestling match between the world's champion, HARRY WEITZEL, and his greatest challenger. Yes, he is known as Muscles Weitzel these days. By this time RANDALL KEGERISE, a prominent banker of New York has arrived. MAUREEN SWEIGART, the noted Child Physcholo- gist is also here. Then a truck stops out front. On the side it reads Grand- ma's Home-made Pies and Cakes. Yes, women all over the United States are following the recipes of ROBERT HERSHEY, who has taken over for Betty Crocker, and owns a large bakery besides. Then an industrious looking busi- ness man comes in. He is WILLIAM OCHS, the head of the Ochs Brush Com- pany which rose to fame so fast it caused the Fuller Brush Company to go bankrupt, Now that everyone is here, we decided to have dinner and after- wards talk about old times and congratulate everyone on his success. Finally, tired and happy, we flew home, and eagerly looked forward to our next re- union. :::::::::::::::: ::::: ::::. 2gP.::::::: ::::::::::::::::::0 f N C., I :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::31::::: ------ Q'-x X-X VOX Class will and Testament We, the Class of l949, of the Denver High School, of the County of Lancaster, of the State of Pennsylvania, being physically fit, morally respon- sible, and mentally alert, do hereby declare and publish this our last Will and testament in manner as follows: SENIOR CLASS VVILLS Mr. Bucks- Miss Cherrington- Mrs. Imber- Mr. Krick- Mr. Lutz- Miss McCleat- Miss Piersol- Mrs. Stewart- Maryanne Burkholder- Ioan Eberly- Evelyn Gehman- Sylvia Getz- Peggy Gunselman- Ella Mae Hagy- George Hainley- Robert Hershey- Randall Kegerise- Warren Lorah- Barbara Mellinger- Charles Moyer- Ruth Moyer- William Ochs- Dorothy Petery- Ioanne Ruoss- Ada Sebastian- Maureen Sweigart- Charles Weitzel- Harry Weitzel- Margaret Windish- The Senior Class of 1949 Wills to all the remaining grades success and the best ol luck in their remaining school days. Item I A chemistry class that doesn't argue. Another ring for her left hand. A more attentive glee club. A device to cancel the wrong telephone calls. A secretary to correct his papers. A chauffeur. A more spacious art room. A little home of her own. Item II Her curly hair to lane Druckenbrod. Her reserved manners to Wilbur Hirneisen. Her careful driving to lack Bomberger. Her bangs to Patricia Wenrich. Her talking ability to William Rupp. Her use of study periods to Kenneth Saylor. His little Ford to Ruth King. His baking abilities to Loretta Borry. His executive ability to lack Bomberger. His love affairs to Alton Crouse. Her long walk to school to Lois Cusano. His quietness to Marian Loose. Her studiousness to Wilbur Hirneisen. His interest in music to Kenneth Saylor. Her height to Herbert Hartman. Her tardiness to Ursula Eberly. Her light features to Edith Ochs. Her typing ability to Erla Mae Leininger. His freckles to Phyllis Goshkey. His jokes to Mary Iane Deibler. Her frequent lunch periods to Ioan Reider. Item III In witness thereof we have hereto subscribed and affixed our name and seal this third day of lune in the year of our Lord 1949. f' 'xx ff ee l Ye voxexee222-:exxeexxfeexeexeeeeeexexeexfeee: Y' 'Ms K-58-F Statistics NAME USUALLY SEEN NOTED FOR Maryanne Burkholder Ioan Eberly Evelyn Gehman Sylvia Getz Peggy Gunselman Ella Mae Hagy George Hainley Robert Hershey Randall Kegerise Warren Lorah Barbara Mellinger Charles Moyer Ruth Moyer William Ochg Dorothy Petery lcanne Huoss Ada Sebastian Maureen Sweigart Charles Weitzel Harry Weitzel Margaret Windish With Mutt Banging on the typewriter At the Five G Ten Giggling With the fellows With her classmates Driving his little Ford Wasting time Loafing at Long's Flirting with the girls With her one and only With the guys In that red Chevy At Dorwart's At basketball and baseball games Talking her way out of trouble Working at the diner Chcxuffering the girls Drumming Strutting through the halls Eating Cheerleading ability Artistic talent Dependability Neat appearance Arguing with the teachers Her bright ideas His wise-cracks Whispering His leadership Basketball ability Neat handwriting Quietness High marks Corny questions Her height Tardiness Light features Typing ability Red hair Broad shoulders Basketball ability 0 31 0:::e::::::::::::::ee:::- :r9q:::q ff- N l l N Q, 2-:-:::::---,---,,::A:::A:3 -:::::::,::::::::::::VQX xii ' X-X Senior Play Cast 66Miss Cjliiarififcrlimoxw By Fred Caldwell Iudy Conway CMiss Chatterboxl, charming young heroine .... Peggy Gunselman Warner Conway, Iudy's uncle, a successful business man ............ William Ochs Thyra Conway, Warner's dutiful wife ................,............................... Ella Mae I-lagy Bonita Conway, who is about to become engaged ....... ......... E velyn Gehman Holly Conway, thinks she is a grown up ................ ..........i.......... S ylvia Getz Mrs. Sam Butler KEllaD, who is always on the go ........ Maryanne Burkholder Graham Oakley, engaged to Bonita ....,......... ....... ......... W a rren Lorah Earl Lowder, a young newspaper reporter ......... .......... C harles Weitzel Madame Aimee Pernon, who hails from France ....... .......,...... I oanne Ruoss ' Gwen Darling, of the social set ........................................ ......... M argaret Windish Ella Engel, head executive of an advertising agency .................... Dorothy Petery Directress of the play ................... - ................,...,........... Miss Elizabeth Cherrington :::::f vccrvttrccifil 1:32. .:::::::3i::::: :::::::::: VOX Z MX If 4' -'A rf N A X kg 1 KJ Q 33 0................----- .. f' N F XX 'ai l f - A :::::::-::::::::-:::-VOX g,lX 'fx x TLIllIlliCOlI Class BACK ROW-llelt to rightl: William Rupp, Ioan Reider, Herbert Hortrnctn, Pcxtricicx Wenrich, Wilbur Hirneisen cmd Ursula Eberly. ROW TWO-Curl German, Phyllis Goshkey, Kenneth Binkley, Mary lane Deihler, Alton Crouse, Icme Druckenbrocl, Kenneth Scylor ond Ruth King. ROW ONE-Erlcx More Leininger, Edith Ochs, Loretto Borry, lack Bomberger, Lois Cuscrno and Marian Loose. President ,,,,,,,,, Vice President Secretary . Treasurer , :::::f::o:::::::o:::::::::::: . ' luck Bomberger Loretta Borry Lois Cusctno ,. Edith Ochs If I ,X M x xxxx pg f' 'XR VOX-::: 4? O SOPHOMEOREES x-a 35 oxx x ff -XX Z' N F x i5S'ed' f fr? 2 X-,T f QQ 2:2:::::f:::::::::::::::::::-:::f:::::::::ee-ef:-VOX S0plLllCClJlIll'l10lI CE Qlass BACK ROW-Klett to rightl: Faye Althouse, Gerald Keith, Dorothy Windish, Iohn Dinger, Fay Sweigart, Larry Bensing, Ruth Alice Hagy, Samuel Hauck and Mildred Ramsey. ROW TWO-Robert Bachrnan, Robert Crouse, Mary Gunselman, Kenneth Moyer, Edna Reed, Glenn Sholoer and Ursula Neidhardt. ROW ONE-Myra Walters, Anna Newswanger, Caryll Hornberger, Frederick Ficht- horn, Carl Hirneisen, Shirley Rutt, Ethel Stuber and Betty Weitzel. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,r,r, F rederick Fichthorn Vice President ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. , , Carl Hirneisen Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, C aryll Hornberger Treasurer H ,,,,,,,,,,,, Shirley Rutt o 36 o:::ee::::::::::::::::::::::f:: Z'- 'ZIQfU'- 'U 7 5 3 f N F XX EA 'QQ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::VOX R., X l 'ei' mia :Z X lFlI fESlll1lIll'll4ElLlIll Qlass 5 , M 2 . 4 BACK ROW-Cleft to rightl: Lyn Schlegel, Russell Garner, Donald Hain, Harry Rose- boro, Charles Schifller, LaVerne Hornberger, Iohn Shobert and Paul Fetter. ROW FOUR-Russell McDennis, Arlene Hertzog, Anna Mae Brubaker, Marian Gock- ley, Esther Troxel, Elsie Sweigart, Alice Hartman, Helen Kramer, Mildred Moyer, Esther Shelly and Harry Knauer. ROW THREE-Edna Mays, Carol Loose, Ioyce Hirneisen, Edith Petery, Alice Ann Kinch, Mardell Kilhetner, Ella Mae Hauck, Doris Kleinfelter, Florence Gensemer and Ruth Boyer. ROW TWO-Galen Eberly, Dale Kemper, Paul Netzley, Donald Kepple, Bertha Fas- nacht, Shirley Hornberger, Mary Wolf, Gary Grimes, Harold Weinhold, Walter Sweigart and Iames Beard. ROW ONE-Betty Shober, Kathryn Stuber, Sylvia Leed, Charles Nissley, Herman Sholmartin, Barry Miller, Edgar Weber, Elva Getz, lanice Habecker and Nancy Hartranft. President l,,,,....,... .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B arry Miller Vice President ...... .,,,, H erman Sholmartin Secretary .,,,.,,.. Charles Nissley Treasurer .,,.. ,,,,,, E dgar Weber 22::::::::::::::::::2::::2222:. 38 .22:222:22::::::::::::::::::::o f ,ff 1 , , N I vox ::xxx X I A f g y I 1 X Jo 0 Q I ,X ACTIVITIES X M si f4 N F x J 'QV I A . Q I :C 4 Nei :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: VOX .IX xx ii:fNoiEes Sfheiiliif STANDING-Cleft to rightlz Barbara Mellinger, Ioanne Ruoss, Ioan Eberly Phyllis Goshkey, Patricia Wenrich, Marian Gockley, Ruth King and Evelyn Gehrnan SEATED-Glenn Shober, George Hainley, Ruth Moyer, Miss Helen McCleaf William Ochs and Robert Bachrnan. Editor-in-Chief ,,,,.,. Assistant Editor ,,,,, Business Manager Circulation Manager , Feature ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., Sports ,,,,t Art , . Humor Reporters Adviser AM- A------U ------A--no 40 o Ruth Moyer Ruth King William Ochs Barbara Mellinger George Hainley Glenn Shober Ioanne Ruoss Ioan Eberly Phyllis Goshkey Evelyn Gehrnan Patricia Wenrich Robert Bachman Marian Gockley Miss Helen McCleat ----ovvv-,vv fff -RN 5.2, K ,X 'X ' 452+- Girusy Qluwrus 2 . BUYS? QMOTUS ,-o 41 ox, ff- XXX x4 3 :::::-:: xx : :::::--::f-vox 'W'x Band Instrumental Drum Mmjmrettes and Qwlor Guards --::::::-:::-::---,:----:::--0 42 0::::::::::::::::::::::--:::--- fff Xi L VOX::::::::::::::x::::::::::::::::::::::xxx UK Girls9 llgtaisllscetilliutaillll 1 ,-M A ,fxN, X, BACK ROW-fleft to rightl: Ada Sebastian, Mardell Kilhelner, Mildred Ramsey, Ioan Reider, Maureen Sweigart, Patricia Wenrich and Mary Wolf. ROW TWO-Kathryn Stuber, Sylvia Leed, Alice Ann Kinch, Betty Shober, Edith Petery, Dorothy Windish, Lois Cusano and Edith Ochs. ROW ONE-Mrs. Stewart, Dorothy Petery, Margaret Windish, Margaret Gunselrncrn, Ella Mae Hagy, Sylvia Getz, Evelyn Gehman and loanne Ruoss. :::::::2f::::::C:::::::::t:::O' 43 .::::::::: fx N F XX L XX toys? Betsllscetfllmllll STANDING-Cleft to rightlz Mr. Stewcrrt, Charles Moyer, Edgar Weber, Lyn Schlegel, Kenneth Moyer cmd Mr. Lutz. ROW ONE-Warren Lorcrh, William Rupp, Larry Bensing, Herbert Hartman cmd Charles Weitzel. tee:ee::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 44 0 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::+ f' 'XX ff W K Q VOX::::22:--::::::::::::::::::::::::ff---exfexeeee fa CSCI-Bl? C8131 GTS Left to right-Phyllis Goshkey, Lois Cusano, Margaret Gunselman, Maryanne Burk- holder and Ella Mae Hagy. This group appeared at all the basketball games played during the season. 0 45 0:::::::::::1::::::::::: ------ fb N K xx is 0 3 ' E '::::':::::::3::::::::::::::::::::::::33:::': :::'VOX X COUTS6 This course, under the supervision of Mr. Bucks, was offered for the first time this year to C111 Iuniors cmd Seniors. :o:::oq:::::::::::e::::pq::::::aQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 4' x 'mv Q ff ii! HdHH0W696M Dance :::-0 47 0:3 ff XX K X ,ff .X 'X Q4 Q 5 gggbxfgggzl ,,,, :::::::::::::,:::,,,::::::,,,,, .:::, :: ,,,, ,,,VQX S71ZTU1Cd1CE3H'lUf Qarmnci Randall Kege-rise, president lack Bomberger, vice preside-ntg Ella Mae Hagy, sec- retary, and Warren Loran, treasurer. -----------------------------Q 48 0------------------------------ CDCDCIQCW K 'X ff K! Q: f-x 7 Q SW! .K 'Ulu y I 1 Q I' JE. 5 ,X X W0 N XJ! M50 CD if X X f S X. f xx z I I +99 If 1 N Q5 ss J .9 A CSG 6 ,s '11 :::::::::oo4:A-oc--A-0 f' N F x aw' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::VOX 5 Xi'-X XT Arts taunidl Crafts l t BACK ROW-Cleft to rightl: Bertha Fasnacht, Anna Mae Brubaker, Alice Hartman, Mildred Moyer, Caryll Hornberger, Florence Gensemer, Helen Kramer, Ruth Moyer, Esther Shelly, Esther Troxel and Fay Sweigart. ROW TWO-Shirley Hornberger, Edna Mays, Anna Newswanger, Ethel Stuber, Doris Kleinfelter, Edna Reed, Elsie Sweigart, Erla Mae Leininger, Arlene Hertzog and Mary Wolf. ROW ONE-Sylvia Leed, Ianice Habecker, Betty Shober, Mary Gunselman, Shirley Rutt, Faye Althouse, Nancy Hartrantt, Elva Getz and Betty Weitzel. STANDING-Miss Piersol. Our first art experience included the making of costume jewelry out of discarded materials such as cork, material, yarn, beads, tacks, paper clips, corn, pipe cleaners, etc. Other experiences included the weaving of belts, the making of dogs out of yarn, the construction of cardboard wastebaskets, the tie-dyeing of bandanas, and the creating of papier mache animals. The club included thirty-one members. Shirley Rutt was president, Fay Althouse, secretary, and Mary Gunselman, treasurer. -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. '23::3::::::11:1f'::Tf::::TT::: ff Xi '42 voxxx2:2:3ecC:C::e:sexe--x:--2:-2:-elllleleeex: fe- ineurnathfics BACK ROW-Cleft to rightl: Mary lane Diebler, lane Druckenbrod and Lois Cusano. ROW TWO-Ioyce Hirneisen, Ella Mae Hauck, Mardell Kilhefner, Edith Petery, Dor- othy Windish, Mildred Ramsey, Carol Loose, Ursula Neidhardt and Myra Walters. ROW ONE-Marian Loose, Edith Ochs, Maryanne Burkholder, Maureen Sweigart, Dorothy Pete-ry, Margaret Windish, Margaret Gunselman and Sylvia Getz. STANDING-Miss Cherrington. President ,,,......,, ,,,.,,. M aryanne Burkholder Vice President .,,..... . ,,.... Margaret Windish Secretary-Treasurer ...,. .... M aureen Sweigart This group was composed of approximately sixteen rnernbers. Meetings were held every Friday afternoon with Miss Cherrington as adviser. The group this year worked on corrective speech, parliamentary procedure and debates. It presented plays, skits, radio scripts and pantornimes before the pupils and faculty of the school. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o' .:1f22::::::::2C::2:::2C1P4::::C' f' N K X xw J if ::::::::::333333333333333333 333333 33333333333333330VQ:X 3'4X-Ve 'K X uimrentt Events BACK ROW-flelt to rightl: Samuel Houck, Harry Weitzel, Donald Hain, Wilbur Hir- neisen, Edgar Weber, Robert Hershey, Iohn Shobert and Carl Hirneisen. ROW TWO-Paul Petter, Kenneth Saylor, Kenneth Moyer, LaVerne Hornberger, Charles Schitfler, Kenneth Binkley, Gerald Keith, Frederick Fichthorn and Harry Knauer. ROW ONE-Dale Kemper, Paul Netzley, Walter Sweigart, Donald Kepple, Herman Sholmartin, Barry Miller, Harold Weinhold and Iames Beard. STANDING-Robert Crouse. The club period was devoted to the discussions of topics ol local and national in- terest, and the reading ot biographical sketches of famous personalities. The officers Were: President .,,,,..... ,,,,.l.. Robert Crouse Vice President .,,.,,, ,,.,.. R obert Hershey Secretary ,,,,..... ,,,,, K enneth Saylor It22:2f::::::::::::-2222222222: . ' 3::::::33:3:::3:::::::::222:22 7 T ff N K X 4 yy f voxxcx xxx-- X55-S4 Autographs :xo 53 0:13 f' f N ef L,,X Autographs :::l 54 Ox: if X f K ,M - - - f'x f Q f -- S if QWSM ' QW, Vf 7 7 22 0 O O, 4 Q,ff XZ Qs Er 35 vl Z- F R fi 2:-VOX The Yearimeeik Statiix Extends Hearty Thanks te its Advertisers ancrii patrons? CHUCK'S MOTOR SHOP Motor Rewinding Appliances Hepaired C. E. SHEALER Denver, Perma. srxzx BEST OF LUCK TO GRADUATES! wk ' ' Compliments of- Boose Aluminum Foundry Company, Inc. Reamstown, Pa. if H. H. LEID A u C t i 0 n e e r Denver, Perma. JAMES G. HARTING Garage W E L D 1 N G Reinholds, R. D. 1, Penne Phone-Denver 7-6646 fff Bw r 5 , ,-J'UQgAP5 vox :xx -:::-- :::':::::::::: iff ' A Patron List mqaggg..- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Althouse Miss Pauline Artz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Artz Miss Gladys Beard Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bearinger Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bearinger Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bender Mr. and Mrs. Harry Binkley Benny Bishop Garage Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P. Bitler Mr, and Mrs. Oran Boose Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Brendle Bev. and Mrs. W. S. Brendle Miss Elizabeth Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Brubaker Dr. and Mrs. Iacob Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bucks Miss Mignetta Burkholder W. E. Burkholder, Insurance Miss Elizabeth Cherrington Abe Cohen Store Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coldren Mr. and Mrs. William Crouse Denver Cut Rate Dunn's Cut Rate Mr. and Mrs. Amos H. Eberly Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eberly Mr. H. F. Eberly Mr. and Mrs. lrvin Emes Mr. and Mrs. Donald Emsing Ephrata Hosiery Shoppe Dr. and Mrs. Warren Fake Miss Grace Fasnacht Mr. Harlan Fasnacht Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fichthorn Mrs. Irvin Fichthorn Fisher's Esso Station Freshman Class Friend Friend Friend's Restaurant Miss Laura Garrett Miss Margaret Gehman Mr. Marvin Gehrnan XX :::::ee:q 57 q:::::::::::::::--ce:::::--::: X. f N :Q 4 0' ag, 'N 39' Wg, :::,- ..A.. L . A . --- A ivvwi patron lldilstf: -...q6by... Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Gehman Mrs. jane Getz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Getz Good Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Hagy Haines Shoe Store Mr. Charles A. Hainley Dr. and Mrs. S. N. Havel Mrs. Lillie Hertzog Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. lmber Iunior Class Miss Ruth Keller Miss Lois E. King Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. King Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Knerr Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Krall Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P. Krick L. T. A. Club Miss Helen Leecl Mr. and Mrs. George K. Leed Mr. and Mrs. Norman N. Leisey Dr. and Mrs. Morton Levenson Mr. and Mrs. George Long Mr. and Mrs. Norge Long Miss Iune Loose Harry E. Lorah Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Lorah Miss LaRue Lorah Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lutz Mrs. Florence Marburger Mr. and Mrs. George Martin lra Martin Grocery Store Miss Helen McCleat Olga McCauley McLane Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meckley Mrs. L. M. Mellinger Mike's Place Rev. and Mrs. Harold F. Minnich Mrs. Kate Mohn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowrey Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moyer Mr. ancl Mrs. Russell Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newkirk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oberholtzer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ochs Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ochs Miss Gladys Ochs VOX :2:2222::22222222 2222. 58 .2222 -:::: v vvvv - .,.. :bo4:-v- ff' Ri E vox :ff-A-Ess:::f-eefeefsffefexx A Patron lldisit -qgagp... Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ochs Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Petery Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierce Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Roberts Henrietta Rachman Dress Shop Miss Ada Roppold Miss Maria Root Mr. and Mrs. E. Louis Roseboro Mr. and Mrs. Luke Royer Mr. and Mrs. Christ Ruoss Miss Shirley Schnader Schneck's Clothing Store Burney Schwartz Men's Store Mr. and Mrs. William Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sensenig Mrs. Marie Sharadin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shealer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shirk Mr. and Mrs. Donald Showalter S1ater's Restaurant Rev. and Mrs. Iohn F. Smeltzer Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Snyder Miss Pauline Snyder Miss Rose Sponhower Sophomore Class Spritzler's Store Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stafford Stan 61 Paul's Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Stautter Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Stayer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart Miss Alice May Stuber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Sweigart Til1ie's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Harold Troutman Miss Elsie Weber Mr. and Mrs. Lemon E. Weinhold Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy G. Weinhold Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Weinhold Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Weitzel Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weitzel Wa1ly's Atlantic Station Miss Vera Wenger Iohn R. Wertsch, Ieweler Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wingenroth Winters Television CS Radio Center KEX ::::::::. .:::::::::::::: ---A ::::::::::: ff D P4 A ' 'Y' L-Qi N fi Congratulations to the Class of 1949 ...... William Gr. Leininqer Knitting' Co., lnc. DENVER, PA. MAIN OFFICE - MOHNTON, PA. VOX ' -i ' ' '' ,l COMPLIMENTS OF- Denver Distributing Co. PHONE 7-4701 DENVER, PA 50 f 3 f W VOX::ff- lohn F. Stuber Live Longer ....Eat.... FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 303 MAIN STREET DENVER, PA. Ne ff' eeeexy Continued Success to the Class of '49! Louie's IVIen's Shop DENVER, PENNA Phone 7-4461 iAAAz Fannie Gensemer Beauty Shop 434 MAIN STREET PERMANENT WAVING Short or Long Hair. Machine or Machineless. Rayette Cold Waves. Hair Cutting' - Hair Styling FACIALS - SCALP TREATMENTS Open Evenings, Saturday all day. By appointment only. Phone 7-4537 7 :eco 61 0 Compliments of- l-larry MoGarvey Sz Son Painting and Decorating QUALITY woruc that SATISFIES' Phones - 7-4851 - 7-6866 Denver Penna f Xxx - ' is -2:-VOX fT EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE Feeds, Seeds and Fertilizer INSECTICIDES and FUNGICIDES -Call- Denver 7-6688 Evan C. Dinqer DENVER, R. D. 2, PENNA The Lesher Store REAMSTOWN, PENNA. FURNITURE and HoUSE FURNISHINGS General Merchandise and eRooER1ES Phone--Denver 7-5784 Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings. Closed Tuesday Afternoon. -vwAv- VVVV V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -1- .Av'A. -v Av -v'-W .'Av'Av -v A-D'.'-v'Av'-v'-v'-.AAAAAf' '.1v American Hotel REAMSTOWN, PA. Phone-Denver 7-8351 WHILEY G. JACOBS ..-.Ai -v-v-v-vAv-v-v-,zvy-v-v-'A-1:n+vA+-4v-.A.+vAfv- 0620 Paul I. Rabold TINNING and HOT AIR HEAT SCHOENECK, PENNA. Telephone-Denver 7-6767 VOX:::: fff Tw 5507: I 5 A M KA--Vi COMPLIMENTS OF- Cinderelia Kniiiinq Mills, Inc. Compliments of- Efhe Rvamztnmn 'iixrhange Bank REAMSTOWN, PENNA. ---Q 63 0 The Ephraia Review -cmd- The Denver Press LANCASTER COUNTY'S LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Our 70th Year X' f N if W Congratulations Senior Class 1949 -E-?'i':F'5'+i' R. U. Qcmanacfat 11 WEST MAIN STREET EPHRATA PA vxAAAAAfvAv-vAv-vAvAv-4xzw-v-v-1-vAvA.Av-v-v+vAvAvAv-v- .-,Az-v- COMPLIMENTS OF- A. N. Wolf Shoe Co. -Manufacturers of- SMART SPORT SHOES -for- The Modern Miss! 0 64 o vox---x fff PN S45-'ffl Compliments of- SHELLY'S GARAGE Reinholds, Pennct. I F ftfxd CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49! DENVER SUPPLY CO. Denver, Pct. ----------------.,v.i,Vx,V Av+vAvAv+vAvAv- A7-ZAZAZAZAZ1s7-ZAZAIAI+I-Z-Z-!-Z-Z-v-v-I-v-v-v-4 REINHOLDS LUMBER Sz SUPPLY CO. Millwork and Lumber Reinholds, Penno LEMON SWEIGART Building Contractor BRICK and BLOCK LAYING Reinholds, Penno. Phone-Denver 7-8206 l Phone-Denver 7-4715 ALGER H. SHIRK Justice of the Peace Schoeneclc, Pct. Phone-Denver 7-6766 We Wire We Deliver Flowers FORGET-ME-NOT FLOWER SHOPPE ll W. Morin Street Ephroto, Po. PAUL A. WEIK, Ir., Florist -Specializing in- CORSAGES, WEDDING BOUQUETS cmd FUNERAL DESIGNS Phone- 3-2246 if BLAINSPORT GENERAL STORE Roy Hertzog ----- Prop. Blcxinsport, PCI. Compliments of- THE MTL VERNON INN F. F. Weinhold, Proprietor Ephrctto, Penno. ffN :::::-VOX f e DTT X-X Continued Success to the Class of '49! -from- Grirl Scouts TROOP NO. 93 Milton G. Siefiy EL E o T RIC A L A v-.fxfv Best Wishes to Class of '49! Royens Bakery, lno. WEDDINGand PARTY CAKES Denver, Perma .i. CONTRACTOR SUPPLIES Denver, Penncx. Compliments of- Bijou Hosiery Mills, lnc. Denver, Penncx. voxxx: ff! PN We Compliments of- K LINE B R O S. BARBER SHOP Denver, Penno. .-v-xfx1y-v-v-v-v-s1x,-v-vxfxfxzs,A.-.Av-vxfvw+v-v-Jgviv-.Av-iv-v-vw-v+ K . !ff . ALVIN ENCK Painting and Paper Hanging .AzvwA'AJs.fxfxAfw-v-v-xA1w-v-v-vAv-v+vAv-v-vxzszw HEINSEY'S MARKET Semi-Self Service Reinholds, PGHUU- Stevens, R. D. 1, Penno Phone-Denver 7-6112 M E L LI N G E R ' S COAL YARD Denver, Penno. R. R. BACHMAN HAGY'S ATLANTIC SERVICE C . . . . . . - c . . ..c . . . . . . . 3 Butcher Lubrication - Washing R Q h ld R D 1 Penm PoL1sH1NG em Ophgmg-bgnver 7-4769 Phone-Denver 7-6386 Recrrnstown, Po. R. C. YERGER Best Wishes! Radios - Refrigerators LADIES, AUXILIARY ES E1ectricFaINiipp1iances Denver Nest NO' 54 MAY.,-AG WASHERS FRATERNAL ORDER Phone 4147 Adamstown, Por. 5: :::::: :::::::::::::::o 67 ox: v-v Arva-vAvAv-vAv-vAv-rfvAvAvA-zvw-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-xzvs fr N ::::-VOX A Z-K COMPLIMENTS TO C0H1D1i1T1e1'1TS Of- CLASS OF 'W W. E. RENSING WINDISH'S CAFE Butcher Denver, Pct. Stevens, Penncr. For Fine Food ..... W MMMMWMWMW -Shop Gt- DENVER ROYERS PLANING MILL CHARLES C. EIRESTCNE, Prop. Complete Food Center D P G Denver, PCT. I h DENVER EUGENE E. BRUBAKER SERVICE STATION BATTERY SERVICE Gasoline - Oil TIRES and TUBES 6th ci Locust Sts. Denver, Pcx. 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Phone-Denver 7-6581 Compliments ot- KEYSTONE GARMENT CO. Reinholds, Penno. O 71 Dee: O K. F Dx X -:::-VOX f any fx N..,X fX EIVLEPCS GRIUEERY Compliments of- REINHOLDS A. C. THE ISLAND DINER The House of Steaks and Chops n Route 222 between Reomstown ond Adamstown, Po. Compliments of- DENVER CUT RATE DO A GOOD TURN DAILY! CONGRQSEQQTSQNEQITO THE G I R L S C O U T Troop No. 78 DENVER L I O N S C L U B EPHRATA J- B- KRALL sPoRTs CENTER -Distributor ot- A FULL LINE OF Kasco and Tioga Feeds S p 0613 H g gfso d S Richlqnd, PQ, 2 Leother Goods Phone-Myerstown 120-R-14 Ties - Toboccos - Model Croft 124 E. Moin Street Ephroto, Po. xxx xx :xxxxx xo 72 o:xxxxxx:xx::::::::,- fff HN S45-Q VOX::::: 1 . Imp-t Compliments ot- Compliments ot- GARVER'S JOHN J. SWEIGART IC E C REA M DENVER, PENNA. A Ephrcrtcr, R. D. l, Penncf. Cgmpliments Of- SELDOMRIDGES DENVER HOUSE Dry Goods -:- Notions FRANK BACHL, Prop. GIFTS Main Street Denver' PG' E. Main Street Ephrcxtcr, Pcz. LAMPARTER WM. W. GOOD Jeweler 56 E. Main Street Ephrcitcl, Por. Compliments ot- S. L. SNYDER POULTRY FARMS Baby Chicks Denver, ' Penne. v-vsevs-v-ve'-vs-v-vfxzxzw-v+.+'A-rwev-vszvvxzvv ' Avery-vAvx1y-v4 l JAMES K. LONG Auto Body and Fender Work TOUCH-UP and COMPLETE PAINT IOBS Denver, R. D. 2, Penncz. ff-N . A Ae Q, ::::: si.-X 5 ::::-VOX X-X REINHOLDS HOTEL VERNON NELMS, Prop. Reinholds, Penncz. Phone-Denver 7-6402 EARL A. SCHEETZ and SON Milk and Cream DAILY Stevens, Pennct. BEST WISI-IES TO CLASS OF '49! KEIPER'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Denver, Penncr. SHOWALTER and WENRICH Garage Phone 7-6225 Denver, Pct. P 0 n t i a c Soles CS Service GASOLINE, OIL, TIRES, EXPERT L ?j LUBRICATION and AUTO ACCESSORIES Flowers and Gifts Pos ALL OCCASIONS! GIR.VIN'S FLOWER SHOP 333 Main Street Denver, Pct CHRISTIAN WENGER General Insurance Phone 7-4732 ll5 Morin Street Denver, Po I ,LLLLL , ,L,L,L I V L,,'L V LLLLL L,L,L ,L ,L,L,L,L,LLL I L,,,L,L,LvL,L, WELL l Compliments of- Compliments of- J OS. 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