Codorus High School - Glen Echo Yearbook (Glenville, PA)

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GLEN ECHO BOARD OF EDUCATION OF CODORUS TOWNSHIP LEANDER B. THOMAN.. ,7,A.77,.,.,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,7,,,,,7.. ...President WILIAM H. SHIREMAN ,,,,,,7 ,,,,,7,v V ice-President CHARLES S. NAFE ,,A,,7.7, ,,,,77.7,, S ecrerary GEORGE T. KREBS .....,.. ,77,7,,, T reasurer JOHN S. MESSERSMITH OFFICERS FIRST YEAR President ...,.....,.... .....,......,.,........ J ANET KREBS fex-memberj Vice-President ....,7,.A ., , ,,I,....,.,. ANDREW HETRICK Secretary ............., ,7E..7.IE,7.,,..,, J ANET RINEHART Treasurer ,,,,..,,, ,,,,,.,,, C LYDE STAUFFER Adviser ...,,,... .A.,...,..,.,,.I,.,,.,.A...I,,., G LENN L. BUSHEY SECOND YEAR President ,A,AA,,,I,,,,,.,,A ,.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,,, s,,.,,,,s,sI.,s T 1 'rus SNYDER Vice-President ,,,,,s,,s ...s,., F LoRENcE SELLERS Secretary .......,,.v.,, .. ..... ...JANET RINEHART Treasurer ,..,.... ,.,.As.., C LYDE STAUFFER Adviser ,,,s, ,.,.... , .,A,. . ..,. ..,. , , .GLENN L. BUSHEY THIRD YEAR President ......,........... ....... .......................... T I TUS SNYDER Vice-President ,.,,, ..,,,,. FLORENCE SELLERS Secretary .............. ....,.....,-IANET RINEHART Treasurer ,,,-,,,, ...,,,,,, C LYDE STAUPFER Adviser., , ,,,,,,,,,,....,,..,.,.,.,, ,,.,. G LENN L. BUSHEY FOURTH YEAR President ,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,..,....,..... , TITUS SNYDER Vigg-Pre5idenf ,,,,,,,-, .,,,,,,,, R AYMOND MECKLEY Segretgry ,,,,,,,,, .......,.,,e.............. -I ANET RINEHART Treagurer -,,,,,,, ..,,..........,......,...... C LYDE STAUFFER Adviser ..... ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,RALPH A. BORTNER, Principal Class Motto What You Do, Do Well Colors Maroon and Gold Flower President Hoover Rose ISI

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GLENN L. BUSHEY, B.S.,M.A. BLANCHE M. HUNT, B.S. L. PRESCOTT KAPP, B.S English and Social Science English and Latin French and Mathematics RALPH A. BORTNER, B.S., M,S. PRINCIPAL Physical Science and Biology KPART TIME TEACHERSJ MRS. BEULAI-I S. FROCK CHARLES D. CAREY, M.S. Music Vocational Agriculture

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2:-LEN Eicnci CARLTON B. BRODBECK Brodbeck, Pa. Student Council 11, 2, 3, 413 Science Club 11, 213 History Club 13, 41, Secretary of History Club 131, President of History Club 141g Vice-president of Literary Society 141g Class Plays 13, 413 Literary Society 11, 2, 3 41g Chorus 141. Brodbeclc, indeed, is the origin of senior clig- nity. A sincere, studious, serious fellow is he. We much admire and respect Carlton for his fine character and attitude in school. He is a line old pal, especially in Problems class. As a born historian, his favorite hobby is stamp-col- lecting. Carlton, we are certain, will be a splendid history teacher, his extensive reading predicts that. CLARICE COOPER Holces, Pa. Baslcetballg Traclcg Volley Ballg Literary So- ciety 11, 2, 3, 41g Science Club 11, 2, 31g History Club 13, 415 Latin Club 11, 215 Class Plays 13, 415 Pageant 12, 41, Orchestra 141g Chorus 1413 Operetta 141, Debating Team 13, 415 Pianist 141- Meet the ambitious one of our class. Is this young girl popular? She is slim, tall and attractive. For two years she has shown ex- ceptional ability as a debater and many times as a good actor in school plays. C. T. H. S. will miss Clarice's versatility in all extra cur- ricular activities, as well as in class work. Do you realize what an essential personage you are meeting? STUART FISHEL Hokes, Pa. Science Club 11, 213 Literary Society 11, 2, 3, 41g History Club 13, 41, Basketball 1415 Operetta 141g Chorus 141g Orchestra 141g Class Plays 13, 41. Stuart is our artist, he works with brush and paint He makes a thing of beauty from models that ---. Stuart frequently attempts to portray his ability in art while discussion is taking place in Problems of Democracy. He is a sober fellow, but occasionally his penetrating, dark brown eyes stray into mischief. Stuart takes pleasure in coasting, especially when there are girls in sight. MARY L. FRIDINGER Lineboro, Md. Associate Editor, Glen Echo 13, 413 Class Historian 11, 2, 3, 41g History Club Reporter 13, 413 History Club 13, 419 Secretary of Literary Society 1415 Science Club 1213 Latin Club 12, 315 Class Plays 13, 41g Pageant 121. Some folks say, Silence is golden g this appears to be true of Mary. Not only is she always prompt in her studies, in her never- tiring journalistic interests, and in her willing- ness to help others, but she also responds with a gleeful, little laugh. This leads us to know that one person is blessed by her power, that is, Who??. A more ambitious girl than Mary is very hard to find. We are certain that her future achievements are already war- ranted by her mental aggressiveness.