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

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Coclorus Township Board ol Education William H. Shireman ...,,,..,..,..,...,,A.....,Y......,,.,,.....v,,...,....7..... Clayton F. Spangler, .,.... Charles S. Nafe ...,,....,,. John S. Messersmith ,........ ....,A....,..........,........ . ....,..... . Leander B. Thoman Class Officers FRESHMAN YEAR President. ..... .....,... ...............,..A................... Vice President .,..,.. Secretary ..............s Treasurer ,,,,. .,,,. Historian. .,....... , Reporter, ,...... ........ Adviser , ..... ...................,........,...... SoPHoMoRE YEAR President ........, ......, ....................................... Vice President , .,..... Secretary. ...........r.. Treasurer ..,,,,rr.. Historian... Reporter. ..., Adviser ...... ..,,,......,,,...,.,....,,,, JUNIOR YEAR President ...,...........,... ..............,,...,..,,,.. Vice President ....,... ..r.... Secretary .,............. Treasurer .......... Historian Reporter ......,. Adviser .,.... SENIOR YEAR President, .............. ............................... Vice President .....s,. .......,s,,, .-,,,,., Secretary ...........,... Treasurer ..,,.,,,.. Historian ........... Reporter ,,,..,, Adviser ...... President ,.......Vice President Secretary ,,.....-..Treasurer Richard Swartzbaugh .....,..Gladys Krebs fEx-member, Raber Ruth - Stine Adela Bortner Harold Spangler L. Prescott Kapp Richard Swartzbaugh Mary Rohrbaugh ,,....-..Charles Raver Ruth Stine Adela Bortner Harold Spangler L. Prescott Kapp Stine ...,.-s..,,,,-...,.,Richard Swartzbaugh Allen Bollinger Ruth Merwin fEx-member, Adela Bortner -..c.....-..-....Raymond Rohrbaugh Prescott Kapp Richard Swartzbaugh .......,r-.,Harold Spangler ...-...-.-,-..-,,,Allen Bollinger Raymond Rohrbaugh Adela Bortner Mary Rohrbaugh Ralph A. Bortner Morro STEP BY STEP WE MOUNT THE HEIGHTS FLOWER YELLOW ROSE COLORS PURPLE AND GoLD I 6 I

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To The Graduates of 1936 As you leave Codorus Township High School, consider all that your diploma stands for in terms of effort, of training, of principle and of character. Resolve then, that, come what may, you will deal with the future and its problems fearlessly and honestly. Prove yourselves worthy of the honor conferred on you. If you will do that, your ultimate success and your high standing in the minds of all who know you are assured. If you should fail in that respect, then all the efforts of your parents, your teachers, and all who love you have been of little use. Witlm you go our love, our blessing, our Godspeed. Ralph A. Bortner, Principal. G ra cl u a tes G Genius is a simple thing of itself, however, much of a marvel it may be to other men. -Lowell. R Reputation is what men and women think of us, character is what God and the angels know of us. -Anonymous. A A beautiful thought is a line written by angel hands upon the page of a soul, and left to bear witness of a seraphic presence, no face is homely that reflects a beautiful soul. -Crawford. D Deeds, not intuitions, facts, not feelings, a steadfast will, not acts of volition, a life, not the aspirations of moments or hours, a striving forward, not looking back. -Bumen. U Unqualified activity, of whatever kind, leads at-last to bankruptcy. --Goethe. A Associate yourself with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation, for it is better to be alone than in bad company. -Washington. X 'I' True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. -- Johnson. E Excellence in any department can be obtained only by the labor of a lifetime. It is not purchased at a lesser pricef'--folmson. S So long as you are innocent fear nothing. --Longfellow. E51

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ALLEN 1. BOLLINGER, Brodbeck, Pa. Q!Dave9, Literary Society fl, 2, 3, 4,5 History Club f3, 4,3 Vice President of Literary Society 0,5 Treasurer of History Club 14,3 Class Secretary f3, 4,5 Ass't. Adver- tising Manager of Glen Echo As a freshman, Allen was quite timid and shy. A look from the teacher! He was ready to cry! Now mischief lurks in his sparkling eyes, To be sure, when he's around time does fly. The Ford, Allen thinks, is the very best, He's assured no other car meets the test. Seriousness and books played a little part In Allen's care free and happy heart. In life we hope he has the right start. ADELA E. BORTNER, Glen Rock, R. 1, Pa. QfDeed7, Literary Society fl, 2, 3, 4, 3 History Club O, 4,5 Class Historian fl, 2, 3, 4,5 As- sistant Editor of Glen Echo f3,, Editor-in- chief of Glen Echo f4,, Debating QS, 4, 5 Operetta f2, 3, 4,. There is a smile, but we wonder whyg That far away look clings in her eye. Deed is jolly and kind to all. When classmates need a helping hand, Deed will help them if she can. In debating and in class plays, too, Deed played a part so true. When Deed becomes a nurse in white, We hope her patients will treat her right. MARGARET R. BUCHER, Brodbeck, R. 1, Pa. Bucher Literary Society fl, 2, 3, 4,5 Class Secre- tary f3,g History Club B, 4,5 Chorus Q3, 4,3 Science Club Quiet, studious, kind and reserved, Never from her tasks has she turned, But true and patient in every way, At books or drawings she spent the day. The seniors welcome Margaret in this class, This calm and pleasant blue-eyed lass. In our play, too, she proved her worth, When she displayed her hidden mirth. Margaret, our friend, we'll always cherish. Joi-IN P. LUCABAUGH, Glen Rock, R. 1, Pa. lfpeepv Literary Society fl, 2, 3, 4,3 History Club U, 4,5 Basketball f3, 4,3 F. F. A. fl, 2, 3, 4,5 F. F. A. Reporter fl, 2,3 Presi- dent of F. F. A. f4,g Student Council Peep has interest in basketball, I-Ie's very fast, though quite small. He is usually quiet except in P. of D. Where could you a better arguer see? An earnest actor in the senior play And faithful to a junior every day Was john, our farmer-boy so strong. Some day when he toils in fields so green May he often of his classmates dream.