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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

ff fav An an Z7 f is I g Y gkgf f-fkf'-, ff- ' ff fb S: 4 X X X xx,. k Y I X A NN' N X X f ES ., X4 XS XX Y Q C N H is X E 1952 Vox Vox Staff Eatltor ...................,..........................,....... Assmstant .......,......................................,.. Business twanager.. ..... ......... . . Assistant ,,...,,.,...,.,.......... ..,......... Ptzotograp tzy Fftitor ..... ........... Asszstant ..,.................. Literary Ectitor ...,.. Assistants ....,., Charles Nissty Alice Ann Kinctl Betty Stmober Harry Roseboro Lyn Sctwteget .,...,...,.Mctrosc- Wtoyer ...........tVtarctett Kittiefner ,,,,,,,,,,,,E4ClIttl Petery .toyce Hirneisen ...Putvtistlect tJy.... Me Senior floss ....0f.... Denver ffljgfz School DENVER, PENNA. Fosfukfz As true Pennsylvania Dutctimen, and as proud possessors of this heritage, we, the class of 1952, wish to perpetuate this fine traditional background. We trust that the readers of this book will enjoy the result of our efforts as much as we have found pleasure in preparing the account of our high school flays for publication. lwlbihg We, the Class of 1952, with pride and sincerity, dedicate this 1952 Vox to Mr. Ralph Lutz. As adviser to the Student Council and principal of the high school, Mr. Lutz has been active in maintaining an excellently con- trolled second floor. It is virtually impossible to enumerate the many invaluable services which Mr. Lutz has rendered in his years of teaching at Denver High School. Therefore, the class of 1952 is honored to dedicate this publi- cation to its mathematics teacher. Saba! Board SEA'-FED-fleft to Piglltbi VV. Glass, R. Hornberger, C. Musselman, VV Althouse, H. Showalter, P. Lausch. STANDING-L. YVoIf, M. Kriebel, VV. Bender, R. Stayer, R. Uber holtzer, P. Bucher, E. Martin, E. Fritz. ' ABSENT-C. Sfriclcer. John P. Krick Ralph F. Lutz Supervising principal Principal, Mathematics Paul A. Bucks Science Health Rosemary cIeFuria English Latin .S'c!1ul- mesfzfera Mrs. Jane F. Stayer English German Robert E. Reber Commercial Coach Schul- mesfzfera Gloria D. Piersol Art Mrs. Marla S. Hulshizer Nurse Emerrene L. Siglin History Social Studies William Gates Music is W Mrs. Helen G. Knorr Edwin Fatmesloclc Secretary Maintenance .i1.1g Kinase KQB, Ak ff ' gulf- M 1 fy nf? x fs n xx ,V ff ff? R. A J '-uf' ,-S - .EX ZX '17 ff f v 5 mb Cf Z 6-7 X j Y , ' uf,-ASX X Y--WX X i T' - 'X S x Q K ,,..,.-i, 3-s A'M' - NW .-, ,,.- ,-,-S Q W p m H. Vveitzel, L. Ross, M. Fichtlxorn, W. Augsburger. ? Cf? Ae! .Noe . ,ga o -99 Q?- Klaas Umsfleldf edgy, 4 2 056463 62 O wwe If W FIRST ROVV'-Uvfl to rigtrtt: C. Gvtx. Nl. Gilflllilll, A. Binktoy. D, Brr-mtr-t. F. Hirnvisc-n, A Killlfflltilll, ID. Halllilkcr, Iinsnflfhl, A, SECOND ROVV-1 G. Getnnan, N. Hz-nly, D. Gctmlan. S, Burkholdcr, P. Bard, D. lfarllart, M. Burnt, J. Eberly, N. Leid, B. Gocta. THIRD ROW'-D. Hzufknmn, D. Bcarfl. R. Haintcy. D. Brcnsingcr, A. Gam:-r. XV. Fcttcr, R. Hninlcy, R. Koppel, R. Fortna, R. Kinctm. FOURTH ROXV-Bl. Etmcrly, P. Havkxnzm, R. Bnarft, .l. Krirk. R, Lutz. C. Long. H. Gosh:-rt DKITNX'Zlft, GilYIll2tH. I.01'ElIl. Aflsflf ,Var FIRST ROYY'-fluff! lo Tiglllwf F. Octms, E. Oaks, A. Martin, J. XV:-idruan. J. Mevklcy, .I Rcider, S. Pottery, Nl. Nissly, S. NN:-11gcr, J. Nlusscr. SECOND ROVX7-NV. Swv-igfart, P. Stximcr, C. Strickcr, F. Rupp, A. Scnsvnig, F. XXVPHQCT F. Snactcr, V. Yost, E. Pcnnatmcfkvr, A. Showalter, NI. Showalter. THIRD RONV-T. Rupp, D. Strivlicr, L. Nlartin, E. Sparta, D. Sttimp. Cv. VVitmnu, L MflXX'fEy, 6.1, , FIRST RONV'-fleft to righljz F. Bowman, R. Gcusemer, D. Sholocr. VX7. Augslourger, L. Ross M. Fichthorn, H. Xveitzel, R. Gensemcr, J. Vw'cinl1old, K. Fassnachi. SECOND ROW!-M. Showaitcr, M. Brubaker, S. Hirneisen, 1. Kauffman, G. Keith, K. Wal- mcr, D. Vvenland, P. Crouse. M. Meckley, E. Harting, R. Hainley. h k PHHHCICJCCIKCT, XfN1OH:, Stl1l3CI', Rupp, StaEIOfCI, KFBHICF, L S CH . FOURTH ROVX7'-A. Yost. P. Boyer, S. Grulae, L. Burkholcfer, WI. Murtzull, E, Buclltcr, J. Zerluc FIFTH ROVV-R. Enck, H. Gross. D. Killxcfncr, R. Gcrlxari. Sfwef Var Drk ,Var FIRST ROXV-flvfi io Yigllfni S. Gr-tz, J. Rnlhmnn. S. Gensemer. J. Sinycr. N. Hagy, P. SIIOIDCF, K. Kline, S. Fisher, J. Twusscr. SECOND ROVV-P. Tn-isvh, R. Yost, J. Lutz. L. Hcmcy, E. Him:-isen. P. Showalter, F Shober, M. Ernst, D. Eberly. U THIRD ROVVHN. Smcllzer. L. Sflimp. L. VVOH, L. Slxobvr, B. Show:-rs, C. Shupp, P. Haws R. Strickler, T. Hassler. FOURTH ROVN'-R. Stewart, R. GCIIIIIEIH, R. Fassnarlnt, R. Sweignrl. VV. Pennalwecker D. Kegcrise. W' Q .fcbplbles V 3 X Wt? A W Q ' 'ink X ff x X Z Cv, Baseballa FIRST RONV'-Uefl lo riglzijz R. Haintey. L. Nvotf. J. Dingvr. T. Hnssler, P. Fc-llc-r. K. twoycr, Sllupp. SECOND ROVV-F. Yvvtwcr, R. Fnssnafht, R. Sweignrt, D. Kvgerise. R. Gclunan. THIRD Ntinvr. J. Slayer. manager: Svtltvgel. P. Netztvy. Coach Relwr. S as 2 A., L wax. gl t' J 157 fEfM...2 'M M.. gm. va. . , 1:mg?,Ea 'Wy' SCORES OPPGNENT Honey Brook ..... ..... WBTWICR ........ .... Salisbury ......... Paradise ............. Upper Leacoctc ..... East Cocatico .... Paradise .......... WaFWICk .........,. .... Upper Leacoctc Salisbury ............ East Cocalico ....... East Hernpfielct .....,, ..,...., We They 9 4 17 0 17 2 1 9 7 3 6 2 5 7 13 3 27 5 6 2 6 2 10 1 Ti-1 124 40 We 46 57 53 5 1 46 58 85 5 1 5 I 74 70 Kampballa S C OR E S They 54 42 -- 6' 64 TEAM They We TEAM Nlorgantown ..,,, ....,,. 2 6 53 .,.... ....,. E asf Lampvler ....,. ...... Flolmton ........, .....,. 8 2 51 ..... ....... P araclise .....,. ...,. East H1-mpfielcl ,...,......... 69 69 ...... ...... N PW Holland ...,.. .,,,,, 5 4 .. Nlyerslown ..7.... ...,... 5 7 54 ..... ....... P aiton Trade ....,. .,,,,, 6 8 Vvvrnc-rsviH0 .,,.. ,...... 4 8 53 ..... ....... 5 'lolmlon ....,,, ,, 1, Patton Trade ..... .,.,.... 5 5 60 ..,... ....... X Warwick ,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,- , Nlorgantown ..... ,7..... 5 5 72 ...... ...... l Jpper Le-acock ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5, VX7arwic'k 61 90 Paradise Alumni 52 84 East Lampeler 70 Honey Brook .,..,.,......... 45 61 ................ Nffxv Holland ,,-,,, ,,,,,, 7 2 Uppr-r Leacock .,.........7,. 61 62 VX76rnersviHe ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 60 ...41 'mw- Left to right: Coach Reber L. Wilmer E . Vvcber L. Soma-gel R. Goocl T. HZISSICF llarsffy Kampballa Sfvffy S11 upp Slwimp Killmefncr Kc-gerise Fassnacht Hows, Manager Jumbr lfarsky FIRST RCJVX7-Ucfl, I0 righlb: Long, Robert Hainley, C. Lorah Rnmlolph Huinley. ROXfV-COEICI1 Stewart T. Sclule-gel, K. Fassnaclwiy J. Vvein hold, G. Vvingcnrotli, E. Zimmerman, P. Breitigan. V .p, 6re13'!1 Flbrrer 5. Rakhm 11 3. YACGMV 65' 520 ,YA.YA0Ve, wow, 3.96001 Ml- YYY HJTQXCNX XJPJKS 6 er, L ' Agh FHA, . 1501115 Om , K. Fritz FIRST ROVV-flefl to FiQllt,Z Girls, intramural imasiccfimali, Stuimer and Nloyf-r on limo floor, Moyer take-s a shot. helm. SECOND ROVV-Fetier tries his luck, lhe champions, Fassnacllt all the Intramurals ML as-'Z P Ad f 37 7 K A V M ash? HJ' WIKI: W ,Q Me. mm WEA-.J J K fm if NN N ,ffff f f ? JW K, , ,M 11 i-:ff ff swf- N . Sm!! I 1 ' I JS1'1'o-ff-J:-f:QAf d of fo .114 . W M. wg T fllll kab Mar lxab Mak by Wm ox FIRST ROVV'-fleft to rightfz VVY. Augsburger, R. Genscmcr. H. VXI:-itzvl. I.. SIIIYDD. N. Smettzcr, R. FassnacI1t, .I. XAYCITIIIOIJ, T, Rupp, R. StricIiIc-r, R, Lutz, E. Dorwart. H. I..oraI1. R. Irortna. SECOND ROVX'-L, HcIIIcy. D. BrencIeI. P. Hamaker. A, Kauffman. C. Getz. F, OrI1s. E. Ochs, S. Vvcnger, A. Scnscnig, S. Petcry, J. Reictcr, P. SI1iIIIer, C. Strickcr. .I. Musscr. IVI. Nissty. E. Pennalucckcr, V. Yost. D. GcI1man, Mr. Gates, Director. THIRD ROVV-A. Binktey, F. Rupp, A. SI1owaIt0r. IW. SI1owaItcr. .I. IVIcr'IcIcy. F. Xvenger, S. Lccd. B. Shober, E. Pctcry, IVI. Kitilefncr. A. Kinrti. J. XKXICICIIHIIII, IVI. Vvotf. IVI. ITif'I1tI'1orn. I... SIN-nk. S. Gcnscmcr, C. Loose. FOURTH ROVV-L. Stafford. StuIJcr, .I. Zerhc, A. Yost. IVI. NVoII. A. Brubaker. J. Lutz, IVI. Ernst, B. Showers. N. Hagy, IVI. IVIec'IcIey, P. Crousv, N. I.:-ici, N. Henty, If. Hirm-iscn, If. SI1oIJc-r. FIFTH RONVFF. Fasnartxt. B. Gotta. IVI. Carman, D. Stiobrr. I... SI1oImr'r, I.. VVQII, R. Huinlvy. KinctI1, A. IinCIi. S. BurIiI10IcIvr, ID. Bard. Stuhor. P. SIIIOITCT. Kline. FisI10r, P. Haus. SIXTH ROVV-D. Iikerly. D, Ifarlmrt, D, XX'caItmd. H. XN'emImltI, B, fXIiIIor. Ii. NVQ-In-r, R. HainIcy, J. Board, IVI, Showalter. F. Bowman, C. Long. If. Harting, ,I. Raltnnan. S. Gr-tz. G. Gr-Imran. IVI. IVI0ycr. Sfhgar FIRST ROXNL-flvft to Tigllfbi C, Shupp, A. Garncr, R. Stewart, J. Stnyer, D. Kc-mpor, H. Rosoboro, P. Fottcr. T. Hasstcr, VXI. Pe11naI1r:vIic'r. Cu. Eberty, IVI. IfIocrIy, WI. Gorman. H, Gostlcrt. SECOND ROVV-IVIr. Gatos. Director: F. I-Iirneisen. I Krictk, D. l I8l'klIlill1, D. Brcnsinger. J. Hirneiscn, S. HornIoergcr, NI. Gocktcy. D. Hain, P. NetzIey, Cv. Vvitman, IVI. VVOII, D. Shimp, L. IVInw- rey, I... Martin. THIRD ROVV'-J. EIJcrIy. I., ScI1IegeI, C. Nissty. D. KiII1cIncr. K. Fassnac'I'xt. R, Gm-Idnmn, R. Swcigart, P. I'IacIcman, R. Kcppct, R. Haintr-y, VV. Fetter, R. Gcriiart. R. Ifnvk. A FOURTH ROVVWNV. Swcigart. R. Yost, IJ. SI1owaItvr, S. Grutwc, E. Buriltcr, I:. Snadcr, A. Martin, L. BurI4I'uoIder, G. Kcittl, K. Vvalmcr. IVI. BruInaIccr, S. Hirnciscn. I. KauIIman. D, Strifker. Bllrd, Rltpp, rl-IOISFII. MltS5Pr. Ij. IEOYCY, IJ. IJEll'tYlI'I3l'f'I'iCI . ROSS D. Kramer, IXI. NIartzaII, R. Beard, D. Board. H. Gross, R. Gcnsrrmcr. J. Shimp, Il. Spzxdv. 1 .. .. . fr ..... .........-.......,,i... f 4 'S Q2 I7 Xu Q. 4 xfxwq NK GV N Xu gxbfggf f x 'XYXQ X XL. mx -fx that lust x CSN GX X1 X Sk X N 0 tube me ho 4 Bi: . Iohn 'aff W DH My story class Story King-A04 Striuk Continues! Kill Pagv 2 nf the 'v of ah N 1 w ' w -.1 'SPX wx Feerdf ,Var N W MM J QQ N S ., '1 , XJXTBVJXR B. Sliober H. Roseboro E. Petery Vox Staff 1 51 PX? M. Killwefner Mrs. Stayer, Adviser C. Nissly, Editor J. Hirnvisvn SS PHY PHQTUGRA gi PTF L. Schlegel M. Moyer A. Kinclm, Assistant Editor L C' f! ai A .lefd Pxesgvxxext VJ' 5? 'bw 144156901 r Klaus llmsflelhff Oli QQUQXSQQ ki 286114 416,61 IF We were to vote HJimmyH a special titie. We would elect iiim as Utiie smallest male mem- ber of the ciass of 52.H Aitiiougii Jimmy is small, tiiis does not detract from his intelligence. One of Jimmy's greatest assets is tiiat ine can study amict confusion and chaos. Outside of sciiooi Jimmy is found plugg- ing away as a cleric in Heinseyis Store in Rein- iuoicls. in spite of iwis size Jimmy manages cteitiy a Hue Ciievroiet. Aitilougiu tilis Reinidoiois resident does not actively participate in sports, he is an ardent Denver High ioieaciier fan. A co-operative class memioer, Beard is rareiy absent when tiiere is Business to be conducted. in tile future, as a member of tile U. S. Navy, Jimmy hopes to keep the ships in sea silape conciition. Happy saiiingi sit 30 its James Beard Fflimmy!! Band 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1 2, 3, 45 Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 3 Current Events 1. w I Anna Brubaker up Arms our Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Arts and Crafts 1, 33 Dramatics 2: Student Council, Secretary 43 Ping Pong 1, 2. Q Anna is a tall, attractive girl. Her home town is Reinholds, and she is usually seen with njoclyn, Hsusieu, and Hshiriu. As a member of this gang she helps to keep the Denver halls from being boring and lonesome. This young miss has given her heart away years ago. Cowhoying with Hershey in a '47 Plymouth. is her chief hohhy. Dutch Maid in Ephrata finds her, in com- pany with some other senior girls, an asset to its firm. Here she Ioafs and Works at her leisure. Anna has not made any set plans for the futureg however it appears that a hatter will cle- cicie her fate. Bright future, Anna! 31 Re Always prompt, faithful to ali our class ac- tivities are two attributes of this short, curly haired member of our class. It is an established fact that uEheriy is the first one to he seen at a class gathering and the last one to leave. Galen is dependable and trustworthy. After school hours, this trumpet player can he found driving his Ford tractor. Galen promises to he a successful future farmer. Even though his goal is agricultural, Galen is a quiet student and usually uses his study periocis to good advantage. We are sure that you will he a successful tiller of the soil, Galen. Best wishes! sit 32 tie 6alen R. Eberlv c:Eberly9s Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3 4g Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Basket- ball 2, 3. ff Paul Ferrer as Smoky so or Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4g Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Baseloatl 2, 3, 4, Current Events 1, 2: Sports Ciuh 35 Guictance 43 Tennis Tournament 33 Intramural Soft- ball 4: Intramural Basketball 49 Ping Pong 1, 2. r 1 usmokyn is a friend to all. Cooperative, industrious, and sportsmantike, Hsmolcyu is one of Nirnroctys followers. During hunting season this keen shot spends much of his time in the woods and fields seeking to reach the limit. In athletics, Fetter wields a strong right arm on the pitcherys mound and is invaluable in the infield. He has not only made his power felt in Denver High hut also for Schoeneck in the Eastern County Junior League. In order to earn that green Hstuffu which is necessary for life, Paulys spare time finds him ctiligentty employed at the F. Er M. Hat Factory. Pautss dark eyes and wavy hair have set many a girI's heart fluttering lout so far he has not succumbed. In the coming years Smoky plans to wear the blues of the U. S. Navy. Happy hunting, Smoky! iii 33 E+ A ict-en iousiness stuctent, a ctiiigent has- ketioaii guard. an HAH stucient, iViarianne is a girl who can excel in whatever she attempts. Hsusieu is one oi the girls who haiis from Rein- hoicis. This is proioahiy the reason that this ioioncte maid is often seen in a hiacic Buick chauffeure-ct hy another senior. Niarianne has been a staunch stanct-ioy on tin: Hi Notes staff. For three years she has hc-en responsiioie for seeing that each person anct each schooi has receivect his Hi Notes. Not oniy is this athlete an opponent that aii rivai learns fear, hut she is aiso a ioyai sup- porter of ati Denver sports. Niarianneis entrance to a business college is assurect. VVe are sure no matter Where she may go, she wiii he successful anct the entire class wishes her the hest of iucic. it 34 E39 fwdflhllllc? Gockley Hsusieu Hi Notes, Circuiation Managr-r 2, 3, 43 Ping Pong 1, 2: Basicet- iaaii 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 iviixeci Chorus i. 4. Gary Grhnes e 6 Iiaryl, e . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys, Chorus 1. 2, 3: Current Events ig Sports 35 Guictance 45 Tennis 33 Student Manager 43 Basket- tmati 2, 35 Ping Pong 1, 23 Intra- murat Soitioaii 43 Intramural Basicethait 4g Ractio Ciuty 2. Fuit of life fnot always ctirecteci at the proper piacesi, noisy, this is Grimes. Gary can almost always he countect on to he among the present at class meetings. Although his pres- ence ctoes not atways insure wortc, yet Gary otoes his part in tceeping our gatherings from hecom- ing monotonous. This tnespecicieot young man can he otepencteci upon for the use of his car in special emergencies. Garyss htue and yeiiow Plymouth hot roct is his pride and joy - with the possitmte ex- ception ot one of his female classmates. When a rattle and ioang are heard, speecty Grimes is approaching. To this man of velocity, South Fourth Street is a race track. A future seaman, we are sure that Gary Witt keep ,em sailing. Best of iucict Q25 35 Ee Donald J. H4171 Alam Basiqetiyaii 2, 3: Baseioaii 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Boys, Chorus 1, 3, 45 Current Events 1, 2: Sports Ciuio 33 Vocational Guidance 4. HAi:Jie is known as tile class ioiusiier. Talk about a certain junior giri and his iniue eyes iight up and his sicin changes its hue. Not only is Donaici a carefree driver of his Piymoutim but aiso an ardent teiepiione conversationaiist. A supporter of our ciass anci a good-natureci feiiow, Donald is usuaiiy time one Wino can raise our spirits when tile going is rough. This dashing romeo studies Wixen he is in time mood but that is infrequent. An energetic iaasicetbaii player for two years, Donaict also spencis some of his leisure hours at time Hem- mericii Knitting Company. As a future saiior, We know that Donaici will ine an asset to Uncie Samss Navy. Good iucici -if 36 Ei? Joyce limzefken I ody 5' Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 1 Vice President 25 Arts and Crafts 3: wrox Literary Staff 4 Ping Pong 1, 2. Joyce is a talkative, cheery, dark-eyed lass from Reinhoids. Her wild gestures, and her lousy hands can he seen in action when she is in conversation in study hall. Joyce is a jolly maid and a pai to everyone. Her unique laugh can he heard ringing through the Denver cor- ridors. ndodys, main. interest lies in a curly-haired young man from her home town. During much of her extra time she roams the country side in a green Chevy. As a mernher of the literary staff of the Vox, Joyce is responsible for the preparation of much of the copy for the printer. Her buoyant spirit is appreciated hy all her companions. Her future is undecided, hut we wish her success in all her undertakings. iii 37 he Hslliflu is one of the Reinlioicls gang. Blonde, otirnplecl, and simort, siie is an attractive miss. in lier trusty green uForclu side patrols Reinliolcls ancl vicinity until the Wee liours of the morning, lmoping for a glimpse of lmer one ancl only. Alter scliool lmours Slxirley spencls inner evenings in tlie siiipping clepartrnent of the Dulcll Maid in Ephrata. Sllirleyis ping pong' activities are rnatclmeol only by ller zeal for clriving. in stucly ilalls uslwirlu catcl1es up on sleep lost cluring lmer evening safaris. An unprectictaiale girl, Shirley imas no cleiinite plans for tlie future. Vvitll lier abilities we feel sure tllat Slmirley will ine safely ancllor- ecl in a laomemalcerys role. Srnootll ciriving, Hsliirlul fit 38 tie Sfzirley A. fiornberger Shirt Mixed Cliorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Cliorus l, 2, 3g Arts and Crafts 1, 33 Dramatics Clulo, Secretary 2g Vocational Guidance 45 Ping Pong l, 2. Dale Cbdrles Kemper o upoochieu our Current Events lg Raoiio 25 Stu- cient Councii 3, 45 Mixed Chor- us l, 2, 4: Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 3. Daria-eyeoi, ciaric hair, cute, the envy of many a giri, Hpoochieu is a handsome addition to our ciass. Although Dale has ahiiity in ahun- ciance, he is seiciom seen using it. One of his main avocations is plagiarism. Dale manages to struggle through Mr. Bucks, courses. Dale is a Vicious ctriver. Quite a hit of his leisure time is spent in his '47 iight tan Stude- haher. Gften this vehicle is ioacieci heyonoi its normai capacity. V In schooi this Reinhoiois inhahitant helps to maintain order hy heing a memher of the Stu- cient Council. Daieis friendliness will carry him far in Uncie Samis Army. Gooot marching! fit 39 F39 uiViert'sH Wavy iurown iwair is time envy of the senior girls. She can be counteoi on to keep any conversation from tagging. it is a weli- icnown Fact that this ioiue-eyed iassie is an un- faiiing supporter of our basketball team. Couici it be because of a certain tail, ianicy forward? A gooci sport, this keen guard has served on time giris, basketball team for tiiree years. Her ieisure hours are divided among Watching for a certain motorbike, keeping house, and tak- ing promenacies with her clog, HiViiciceyU. Widen asiceci her future ambition, HiVIert,' Wiii repiy, Uunctecicieciu. We feet sure that some young man will change her mind. Good luck, HiViertU, in wilatever you ote- cicte to cio. sit 40 EE? J. Mardell Klhefner Hivlertn Mixeci Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3g Dramatics Club 1, 23 Arts and Crafts Club 35 VOX Literary Staff 43 Girls, Basketball 1, 2, 33 Tennis Tournament 3. Alike Arm Klhcfz NAV, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3g Vox, Assistant Editor 45 Girls, Basketball 1, 2g Class Vice Presictent 2: Curtis Cam- paign, Secretary 4g Youth Day Councilman 3. Attractive, harci Worker, faithful heart, intelligent, industrious housekeeper, all these act- jectives ciescrihe our gal HAI . As assistant editor of the Vox, Alice Ann has performed the task with enthusiasm and carefutness. Whatever Alice Ann does, she does it Welt. If there is one student who uses his time more profitably, he has not yet been discovered. Although Alice Ann cioes not spenci her spare time earning money, she is quite husy keeping her home in order and Writing ietters to HDingerH. Alice Ann is a frienct to att. The only senior girl to struggle through the branches of higher mathematics, Aiice Ann still maintains an honor roii report carct. A teacher,s pride and joy, this capable lass can always he ctepenctecl upon in any situation. Although she lists her vocation as a nurse, We feel sure she Witt he a future farmer's Wife. it 41 Pie usivieu is clark and petite. A quiet mem- her of the ciass, usivieisu hright eyes sparkle when a junior tmoyts name is mentionecl. Of course, We realize that this is the reason for her arcient support of the boys' hasicethaii team. This small maicien is a neat dresser ancl a careful housekeeper. Her out-of-school hours are spent in Waving a feather cluster and push- ing a sweeper. Needless to say, her evenings and Weekends are occupied hy someone more important. Sylvia actively participates in all senior ac- tivities. Nor is her enthusiasm dimmed by school affairs. . In the years ahead Hsivieu desires to Work at R. C. A. Perhaps this ambition Wiii soon he secondary. Good iuciqi +25 42 E+ Sylwh A. leea' Hsiviev Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Arts and Crafts 1, 33 Vice President 2g Student Council, Treasurer 45 Basket- ball 1. 2. Carol loose g g fCoLrolf s s Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Special Chorus 45 Dramatics 1, 23 Arts and Crafts 35 Vocational Guidance 4. A giggle sounds through the hall and up pops Carol. A vivacious lass, this young lady hails from the suhurhs of Denver. Usually seen with uKassie,', these two girls can supply too much noise in a study hall. Carolys scholastic ahilities are found in the commercial curriculum. Qne of the five to cope with the difficulties of second year shorthand, she maintains a good average in this subject. Her favorite hangout is Howarct Johnsons- not to spend money hut to earn it. Here. this hash slinger rushes from customer to customer as she readily accepts the tips. The years ahead are hazy in Carors mind, hut with her pep and vitality she will he happy in whatever she attains. Good luck, Carol! if 43 Ee The best way to describe Barry is a good, all around fellow. Because of his varied talents, u1VIiIIerH is serving in many capacities of re- sponsihitity. For three years he successfully steered our class through its troubled Waters. During his last two years Barry made the Hi Notes a voice of the school through his able leadership. Schotastically speaking, Barry is one of the highest ranking students in the class. He has otetved into the mechanics of higher mathematics. In English, this journalist excels. Although school Work keeps Barry very much occupied, he still finds time to pay fre- quent visits to the Reinholds Restaurant f-1 and not for the food. In sports Barry manages the haslcethali team and keeps score. The future includes tak- ing care of Uncle Samys sailors. Best of luck in whatever you attempt. 955 44 Barry Miller Miller Current Events lg Hi Notes 2 Editor 3, 45 Class President 1 3, 4g Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas kethali 1, 2, 3: Manager 4 Baseball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4 Youth Day Councilman 35 Cur tis Campaign Captain 35 Busi ness Manager 4. Melrose Moyer uStumpyH g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Band 43 Cheerleading 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2: Arts and Crafts 3: Vox Assistant Photography Editor 4. Blue eyes and a sparkling smile make Mei- rose a jolly companion in all types of weather. Eager in all that she does, 'Stumpyu spends ai- most ali of iler leisure in collecting tips and Washing dishes at the Reiniiolds Restaurant. If Melrose is not in school or Working sire occupies Iier free minutes with the chief executive of tile senior class. As time co-editor of the photography depart- ment of time Vox, Melrose did iler elective job faithfully. As a color guard in tire band, this marcher spent many an hour on tire road. In the gym, her quick simots rnaice In-r a valuable for- ward. We are sure that all Miss Moyer,s future physical education students will love her. Bright future, Melrose! 6535 45 tile A quiet, co-operative feiiow is Paui. He is one of those peopie who can aiways he ciepencieci upon in time of neeci. Aithough Paul is re- served, he is a stuoiious iaci. Netziey,s ioyaities are ciivicieci hetween root- ing for the East Cocaiico ancl Denver haseioaii teams. We feel sure Paul wiii forcefuiiy support the new consoiiciateoi schooi ciistrict. Because of Pauiis aptitucie in hasehaii he has served as catcher. Not satisfied to confine his piaying to Denver High, he has aiso piayeoi with Schoenecic in the Eastern County League. Although Paul has not ciefiniteiy pianneci his future vocation, we feel that he wiii he manager oi a productive iocai farm. Happy plowing, HNetZieyni iii 46 Ee Paul Nefzley, Jr. Hivetzleyn Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Current Events i, 2: Sports Ciuh 3: Vocational Guidance 43 Basehaii 3. Charles Nzksgx g Charlie r r Band 1, 2, 3: Boys, Cliorus 1, 2, 33 Vox Eclitor 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary l, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Clrorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Tournament 33 Curtis Campaign, Captain l, 2, 4. Depenolaloility and Versatility are ucluarlieisu main clraracteristics. Because of tl1ese important assets l1e luas been class secretary for four years. As editor of tl1e Vox, Nissly has clone a creclit- alule joltn. Darlc ancl quiet, Clwarles can be loolcecl to in time of neeol. An excellent stuolent, lie maintains a lmiglr average in all liis class sulojects. Stuclious ancl serious, Charles claims tl1at lie is girl slry. When We see all tlme girls casting aclmiring glances luis Way, we wonoler wlny. As an arolent amateur plnotograpller, Nissly lmas loeen responsible for many of tlre informal slrots in the 1952 Vox. Hcllarlieysu future Vocation is uncertain, lout we lcnovv tliat any college will glaolly Welcome lrim to its portals. Best Wislies ancl lots of lucli, Clrarlesl +25 47 53? A steady t1eart, crampeci fingers 1-1 att give evidence to time tact that Ectitti has anchored tier intentions for lite. HEc,tieU is one of time taitiitut iovers in our ctass. Atltmougti tier Week- encts are fuit, this true taoty spencts iuours ot writing tetlers actclressect to Niacungie. One of ttie Denx'er gang, Ectitil is tiarcity ever seen atone. During tide weetc from tour to ton p. m., Petery works at time Dutcti Maict in Eptirata. Here, tier occupations are variect. Ectitir is a otitigent worker. A gooci supporter ot Denver sports in years gone by, ltiis fair maid iwas aiso ptayect as a guarct on the girls' iaastcelioatt team. Her onty ambition is lo toe twappity marriect. Happy marriage, HECtieUt Q55 48 tie 154176 l. Pefery Ediei' Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girts, Ctiorus 1, 2, 3: Class President 2: Girls' Basketball 1, 2g Dra- matics Ctutn ig President 2: Arts and Crafts 3: Vox Busi- ness Staff 4g Tennis Tourna- ment 3. Harry M. Roseboro Y Hoss V W Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Basicetioaii 2, 33 Vox, Assistant Business Manager 45 Baseball 2. UHarryH is one of those boys whose quiet exterior covers a multitude of tmoisterousness anci frivoiity. This unassuming fellow has a per- suasive way with a special tmioncle in time senior classg however this Iaci knows now to conciuct iiimself properly in school. This musician displays his talent in time Denver High musical organization. in tile lsanoi iie blows a trombone and in the choruses ide sings a lusty bass. For two years he was a sharp siiooter on time basketball team. Hoss' spare time is spent ioafing at Hem- mericifs. Harry has not decided on his future plans but he probably will be a successful busi- ness man. Best of luck! Q25 49 isa Lyn is a jolly good fellow. Whenever help is needed Lyn appears in his green uchevieu. Although he could hreak many a girlss heart, Lyn prefers his present roaming status. Vvhen- ever the hiues overtake us, Lyn comes forth with his happy-go-lucky attitude. An intelligent hoy, he uses his intelligence in sparking the hasicethail team to victory rather than trying to attain the honor roll. His sports ahility is not limited only to Hshooting 'em highn hut also calling 'em from behind home piate. Although Lyn will succeed in whatever vocation he chooses, he has had experience as a hocl carrier and baker. Someday he hopes to land on heacheads as a U. S. Marine. Happy landing! Q35 50 EB? lyn Scfzlegel SCLyn93 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Current Events 1: Radio Ciuh Vice President 2: Sports Club President 35 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 43 Vox Photography Editor 4. 1 Betty Z. Sfzober HBQMH r r Nlixeci Cilorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Arts and Crafts 1, 33 Treasurer 2: Vox Business Manager 43 Basketball 1, 2g Tennis 3. A study han menace, Betty is a talkative brown-eyed brunette. An inciustrious lass, she presents a neat appearance in time class room. We feel that Betty would rightfully deserve time title of time most efficient typist of the class of 1952. Not only does Betty excel in this field, but she also is an excellent stenograplmer. A friend to all, Silober participates vigor- ously in all types of extra curricular activities. UBettyn was one of the faithful few who sold refreshments at basketball games. Energy plus describes our Betty. She is one of the class pests and one of tile fastest walkers. A future R. C. A. secretary, Betty will be a competent Worker. Smooth Working! +24 51 B+ Small, full of life, always laughing, uKas- sie is a welcome member of our class. Her chief liability is that she must always he talk- ing to someone in her study hails. A secre- tarial student, Kassie was one of the fair maidens who struggled through second year hootdceeping. Perhaps she did this to aid her father in his fruit husiness. Kassie,' has played in the hand through her entire high school career. She sounds the note of the clarinet in the reed section. Spare time and free minutes find Kas- sien diligently dolting out money and fruit in our local produce store. When she travels she is seen with a certain senior hoy in a hiue and yellow Plymouth. Thus far, Miss Stuher has disclosed no definite plans for the future. We feel sure she will he an ardent secretary. Good luck in your chosen field! iii 522- Kafbryn Irene Sfaber 6 'Kas sie , , Band 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Spe- cial Chorus 4g Basketball lg Vocational Guidance 4. fdgar ff. Weber Gcwebersa Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Boys, Chorus 71, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseiaaii 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 45 Hi Notes Staff Feature Editor 2, Assistant Eciitor 3, 4, Current Events lg Track 23 Freshman Treasurer, Junior anci Senior Vice President. A tail, rangy ioasicetiuaii center, Vveiner is our ciass vice presicient. intelligent and versa- tiie, he is often seen Witix a matilematics or science ioooic. Tiiese ciraracteristics do not hinder imim in iris interests in tiie opposite sex. Une of time four seniors wiio struggles with soiici geometry, Vveioer spent iiis summer wav- ing a paint iorusii and acquiring smeareci ciotil- ing. VX7eiJer,s favorite mocie of locomotion is a motor bike. This veiiicie can usuaiiy be iounci in the garage recuperating. Aitiwougii tiiis sportsman prefers time out- fieicl on liie ioasebaii oiiamonci. he is usuaiiy founcl iioiciing ciown time ti1irct bag. A Co- operative guy, lie can ioe founci making plenty of noise. In the future Edgar hopes to have a Navy career. Best of everything! fit 53 tie Mathematics and science '-1 these are Haroicrs main fields of interest. An industrious student, this intelligent lad is a boon to any ciass room. His report card grades give evi- dence to the fact that his study hails are used to the best advantage. An amateur electrician, Vveinhoid tries to repair hroifen equipment, hut not all of his at- tempts produce the desired results. However, We are assured that these preliminary attempts will give to the World an expert in the field of electricity. As present chief executive of the Student Council, he is responsible for seeing that the Denver High Constitution is obeyed. Romanticaiiy speaking, Harold is sold. His heart heiongs to Reamstown. The foiiowing years will find Harold a success and We, the Class of 552, Wish that to him. +25 54 E+ Harold Ci Welhfzola' C SHGTO , , Current Events lg President Radio Ciuh 25 Student Coun- cii 3, President Student Coun- cii 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2g Pennsylvania Week Delegate 4. Mary Wolf iitvtaryn g Band 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3g Arts and Crafts 1, 2, 33 President 2, 3: Vocational Guidance 4g Cheerleader 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Tennis VVomen,s Singiegs Championship 3. Flashing dark eyes, sleek black hair, a cheer- ful personality, ati these attributes greatly aid Mary in sparkling the cheerieaciing squad of Cocaiico Union to action. This fortunate lass seems lo iacic nothing. As far as her romantic interests go, she appears to he cievotefi to a certain academy stuctent. Although Mary has a wide variety of out- side activities, she diligently studies cturing those periocls set asicie for this occupation. Her feature lines fail in the realm of sports. in hasicethaii, she plays a hard, fast game and spurs the forwards. in the hand she can he found in the front lines marching along with the other color guarcis. Future plans for Mary include Venturing in- to the air as an airline hostess. High flying! sit 55 ite fifklzfory Membership was large that year P- four years ago when we entered the portals of the Freshman homeroom so ably ruled hy Miss Helen iVicCie-af, also our Latin instructor. Gur activities were limited hut we soon hecame acquainted with all our rural classmates who also were recuperating from the shock of high school and its laclc of glamour. As second year high school students, we really ciimioed the ladder of social success. Our first achievement was in cooperation with the Senior Class in pre- paring the environment for the Halloweien Dance. The class of 1952 iorought the food and served the refreshments. A class meeting in Shirley Hornhergefs ioarn highlighted this year. Further cries of delight and admiration echoed through the halls of DHS when the class jaclcets were unpaclced. As a grand finale to the year, the Sophomores initiated the eighth graders into the organ- ization. in our Junior year, we made all upperclassmen and underclassmen sit up and listen. Not only did we have unique ideas hut also we had the enthusiasm to carry out our plans to fruitation. Quite a few nights were spent dipping choc- olate in the production of candy for sale to swell our class funds. When the rings arrived, then we felt as if we finally had hecome full fledged mature stu- dents. However, we werenit reluctant to enter Mr. Reheris room as seniors and finalists in these four years. Now we were really therei Yesi we were seniors. Little did we realize that ahead of us was a year of worlc, hard work and pleasure, a variety of plea- sure. Vve were responsible for many weelciy dances which followed the haslcet- hall games on the Cocalico Union High School athletic floor. Several of us eagerly sported new maroon and gray sweaters. Our last days were full with the many affairs which would bring to a successful close our four eventful years. After a year of sweat and toil, we could at last sit on the stage and receive the sheepskin which is the hadge of achievement. +24 56 Ee Flay UGranclacl Steps Qutu Mrs. Laura lvlorton ....... Gmnflad ................. Tilly ........,.,.,...V...,.... Alice Ann Kinclu Barry Miller Marian Goclcley Belly Slzaclducle ......... ...,,.....,.....,... ......... lVl e lrose Moyer Kip Slzarlcluck ....................,......,.4..,....., ,,,,,,,,,,.,., C liarles Nissly Truclie ..... ....... lVl arclell Killielner The Norwoocl Triplets - lucly .......,. ..,..,...... B etty Sluolmer Luclie ........,......... Sylvia Leecl lack Norwoocl .............,..........,.,..., ....,.,. H arolcl VXleinl1olcl lim Mahoney ....,.... Miss Abby Higgins .. Mrs. lobe Feeney ,,,.., Detective ,...,.-,,,,,,--,, Three Olfl Men ,.... Dlreclor ........,..,....,.......,.,..,. STAGE COMMITTEE Galen Elnerly Paul Fettcr Donalcl Hain Dale Kernpvr Sounrl Effects Promplor ,.,.,,,..,,. Edgar Weber l 'flfffff ,h,,. Mary wolf Joyce Hirneisen Paul Nelzley Gary Grimes Harry Roselaoro Lyn Schlegel Mrs. .lane F. Slayer USHERS, PROGRAM COMMITTEE Anna Brubaker Carol Loose Eolitl1 Petery Kalliryn Stuldcr .,,.,............,.. .IEIYHCS Bcarcl Slmirlcy Horn liwrger Dance Narne lames Bearel Anna Brahaher Galen Eherly Paal Fetter Marianne Goehley Gary Grimes Donald Hain Ioyce Hirneisen Shirley Hornlnerger Dale Kemper Marelell Kilhefner Alice Ann Kineh Sylvia Leeol Carol Loose Barry Miller Melrose Moyer Paul Netzley Charles Nissly Erliih Petery Harry Rosehoro Lyn Sehlegel Beiiy Shoher Kathryn Stuher Edgar Weber Harolel Yveinliolcl Nlary Wolf Personally Favorite Song Lovliesi Night of ilwe Year Again Too Young Love Me Or Leave Me Alone So Tired Whispering Because of You I Wanna Love You .lust One More Chanee Tell Me Why My Triily Truly Fair So Tirerl Because Because of You A String of Pearls Always Undeciclefi Tell Me VV hy Anytime Pretty Eyed Bahy Never Never Trust A Woman Nlalce Believe I Apologize Unaleeided Because So ln Love +25 60 he Usually Seen in Heinseyls Store 50 Dodge on tlwe farm arouncl Blue Lalce in slioris in llis ullotrocln Nortll Sixlla Street wiili Khlerryu Willa Hl'loclsyH H475 Siuolelnalcer witlm nEclc,lieH cleaning with Hlfeggyu Howarcl Jol1nson's in Reinliolcls Reinliolcls Restaurant witll Hsliirleyn in movies witlm uliennyu iallcing on teleplmone slwoting loaslcetimall in movies worlcing at ulvlerfsn place Reamsiown Witli usisn Pet Peeve nosy people gossips lzmaclc seat clrivers worliing at F. S' lVl. WOFIHS girls wearing lsiigli lieels lmlue eyes cowlnoying spiclers running out of gas unsliavecl boys Writing essays teclcly lnair cuts nosy people Wasliing clislles sluow-offs stuclc-up girls neclcties reel liair state coppers girls my miclclle name people minding my liousiness lVlr. Buclcs pllysics class tests lmoys tliat neeol llaircuts wart Future Ambition Navy Undeeided Farming Navy Business college lVlercliant Marines Navy Uncleciflecl Undeeided Army Undeeided Nurse R. C. A. Undeeided History professor R eore ation ieaeher Llncleciclecl Undeeided Uncleciclecl Undeeided Marines Typist Undeeided Navy Electrician Airline hostess af 61 is Pet Expression lioly cow you ainlt smart clqeese ancl craclcers liooralml well holy hannah Yup acli you lie do you care all right you ainlt lunny say old nol oli youl clever, clever you worry too mucli l clonlt lmow oli myl you clumlm launny E-Aw-Aw aalil old yea ol1 nol luey macl yea, l guess jina crime :Ii E Q2 QE N E QI 3 E6 Q mug .'-5 'J O 'ai NCQ .. . fd! 0 -ci ENN QN -- EEE-9 32 od g: - - EQ erm ,Sui .. 3 :S 6.4 C1013 WT' E34 O Na+ ,-LN Eff.-Q X c 45 .cd .E-5 E ML S9 - . zaftul 2 1-mo .-,. QU .., 'TJL' tn.. 03 Q66 aww 2-gin , .LL .O E .J . .L .Ld QQ x.. cf U : 5 A-Q 5.555 ol gr GUM lj 010259 Hfsfj.. UQ.-'U TE Q 'GQ Z 3 . . ' am CLDQ -41.652 Forsagen True to its tradition and faithful to its environment, the cIass of 1952 is sponsoring a Lottwarick Party at Cocalico Acres, the Lancaster County farm of ALICE ANN KINCH tDingerJ, in the year of our Lord, 1962. GALEN EBER- LY resides in the tenant house of this prospering acreage. UIZIDIEU PETERY, with several young 'uns clinging to her skirt, is Iousily Iahoring over the huhloling apple hutter. As the aroma of the cooking apples rises, George Stayer, the local farm Ioureau director, arrives on the scene with his wife, the former JANE FREY and their hrood. He is here to advise the farmers of the area, including HAROLD VVEINHQLD and PAUL NETZLEY, of the impending drought. From New York, MARIANNE GOCKLEY and CHARLES NISSLY, secretaries for JAMES BEARITS Hchevy Trucking, Incfi, arrive with their hoss to join the festivities. IVIR. BUCKS, impatient for the party to hegin, dips into the Iottwarick and takes an accurate chemical analysis of the apple hutter. He comes to the conclusion that it is lacking in the new discovery of his Iahoratories, HAhsenteni- asian. Ach du Iieverl Here comes a house trailer as Ioig as a moving van with a Florida license plate hearing EDGAR WEBER and IVIARDELL KILHEF- NER with their two dogs. Also using spectacular means of transportation, GARY GRIWIES, manager of Stuherys Speedway, arrives in his speedhoat with KASS, his wife. Upon looking at the many old friends arriving at the scene of activity, we see many of our teachers who guided us through the portals of the high school. RALPH LUTZ, principal of the new consolidated Cocalico Union High School, arrives with IVIR. KRICK, now finally retired and celebrating the puhlishing of his latest Ioook on the finer points of higher mathematics. Vvith them is IVIRS. KNERR who has heen husily engaged preparing lVIr. Krickis manuscript for pulolicalion. IVIISS DEFURIA, just hack from gay Paree with a tall, Iolond Frenchman, thrills us with her newly acquired French accent. Ach ya and gooka muII doel Here comes that new flirting Ioaker on the route of Hersheyis Bakery, LYN SCHLEGEL with his boss Rohert and Rohertis wife, the former ANNA BRUBAKER. SIVIE LEED arrives in a panel truck Iaheled Kegerise's Kennelsn, accompanied hy the secretary ol the kennels, BETTY SHOBER. Willr. apple hutter dripping from our chins we note the appearance ol some other friends from the old red school house. IVIR. FAHNESTOCK, the chief janitor in the new consolidated school, hrings along his staff which now numhers live. IVIISS PIERSGL, hetter known as uIVIadame Gloriau, puts a new twist into the hypnotism Iousiness hy painting her clients, futures. Also, in sit 64 lie Forsagen tC0minucdb comes MISS SIGLIN who is now employed as chief naturalist of the Aucluhon Society of Lancaster County. when we left the halls of D. l-l. S., MR. REBER hacl only two-ninths of his hasehall team. His team is now complete ancl they are all here. Ach hut aint clot shay? Here comes BARRY lVlll.l..ER, the famous movie clirector, ancl his wife, MELROSE. in their shiny limousineg with his newest starlet, that curvaceous, Vivacious loloncle. SlNllRLU HCRNBERGER. DALE KEMPER. pilot of the Fairwincl Airways, and MARY WOLF, hostess, join their passengers, ABlE'i l'lAlN, Aclmiral of the U. S. Fleet: JOYCE l'llRNElSEN, talenteol tap clancerg anol CAROL LOQSE, vocalist in the hill hilly band of SlVlOKY FETTERS Farmlmnds, on a hus owned and operateol hy HARRY ROSEBCRO with his newly won meolal for ten years' clriving without an acciclent fserious, that isl, in a thrilling ricle from the Reacling Terminal. As we are fressing apple loutter hreacl, in comes lVlR. GATES, clirector of the Cocalico Union Bancl, national champions, to lead the follc singing for our reunion. The latest memloer has arrivecl ancl we spencl a wonclerful good afternoon in eating anrl reminiscing ahout the past ancl prophesying into the future. sal 65 ls? o Willa We, the Class of 1952, of the Denver High School, of the County o f Lancaster, of the State of Pennsylvania, being physically fit, morally responsible, and mentally alert, olo herehy rleclare and publish this, our last will ancl testa- ment in manner as follows: Vve, the Senior Class, will to: lVIr. Krick: IVIore clraperies for his office. IVIr. Bucks: A television set for his homeroom. Mr. Lutz: Someone to clo his homework. IVIr. Reiner: Diapers with zippers. IVIiss Piersolz A hetter temper. Miss Frey: A weclcling. Miss Siglin: More hills ancl mountains. lVIiss cleFuria: A senior class that likes to give speeches. IVIr. Gates: Enough sheet music to go arouncl. hir. Fahnestock: A brush that picks up dirt. IVIrs. lvlerla Hulshizerz A chauffeur. Mrs. Knerr: An electric typewriter. I , Eclgar Vveher, will my figure to Parke Haws. I, Sylvia Leecl, will my free evenings to Donald Kegerise. I, Paul Fetter, will my duck hunting ability to Richarcl Stewart. I, Donald Hain, will myself to Nancy Hagy. I, .Iames Beard, will my quiet temper to .Iucly Rathman. I, Galen Eherly, will my quietness to Teclcly Hassler. I, Shirley Hornherger, will my driving ability to .Iames Stayer. , Lyn Schlegel, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to Lorraine Heilley. , Gary Grimes, will my haircut to Richard Sweigart. I, James Beard, will my height to Ralph Fassnacht. I. Edith Petery, will my successful love affair to Sandra Getz. I, lvlary vvolf, will my ' mst. I, lVIarcleIl Kilhelner, will my curly hair to Kay Kline. I, Lyn Schlegel, will my Ioaskethall ability to Richard Strickler. I, Melrose Moyer, will my cheerleading ability to Erlene Hirneisen. I, Kathryn Stuloer, will my giggling to Ruth Yost. I, Marion Gockley, will my haskethall aloility to Dorothy Eloerly. I, Paul Netzley, will my hasehall ahility to Nick Smeltzer. I, Barry lVIiller, will my love affair to Vvillard Pennahecker. I, Anna Brubaker, will my height to Leon Wolf. I I I I I I I I I I I I I , Betty Shoher, will my last walking to Roland Gehman. , Dale Kemper, will my actions to Betty Showers. , Charles Nissly, will my girl shyness to Clifford Shupp. , I-Iarry Roselooro, will my shoulders to Lee Sholoer. , Carol Loose, will my rapicl chatter to Joanne Lutz. , Joyce Hirneisen, will my clark hair to Sivie Gensemer. , Galen Eherly, will my Iaashiulness to Peggy Shoher. , Barry Miller, will my goool cleportment marks to Larry Shimp. , Harry Roselooro, will my laugh to Pearl Treisch. , Harolct Weinhold, will my one and only to Peggy Showalter. , Alice Ann Kinch, will my cleaning ability to Shirley Fisher. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to all the remaining grades success and the hest of luck in their remaining school Clays. In witness thereof, we have hereto sulnscrilnefl ancl affixed our name ancl seal this 23rd clay of May in the year of our Loral, 1952. ati 66 lie 1 . , fx .5 N ,Y-5 7 x N rg 'N X Z' K x AY 5 gg f T ,- i. ,..-5 ' , If ' ' Q 1 I od '- 0 X S X : N 5 'Q : i 2 i ' E Y f X G 9 a, Qs , ,t 0 5 - A vu n u . ,n 1? Z 1 ,na 0 ' 'u..,unul l fade X' Z0 X' ff' ff 1 ', ,. S f 9 ,.- ,...- f fs I' f- f ,,. :fi R. fu , A W V 55 vgfl ' P Ash' 1 ' - 'il' X, M241 if-Rmb S ix 5, 'A ,Fx X rx KRW X f I M -Y-5 C9 EF' 'Q , QA 'S ,iq A 2 ,: ,Aw UQJ1 , , wig A - 7' Jil if fijgib I ' , '32 4 Jr ii'