Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1932 volume:

by It 1-' UI n'-, .3 1 XX X I XII ff II X N W X D X S X X X ! i f 'K ' 4... J- I I '- g X!! III IIIIIIIIII ff TH I I - PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE. CRIMSON AND GOLD STAFF COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL Cleon Yohe-Editor Carl He-ltsche Marie Kloidt Hazel Smith Clare Ziegler Catherine Henry William Etter Jane Sh0W0l'S Richard Keller Floyd Oberholtzer Edgar Evans John Hohenadel I L......... rlmiiisiiiimrirm W X ff With the wheels of Modern lndustry as our theme, we have striven to make this initial publication of The Susquehannock a model edition for the years to follow. May it ever serve as a fond reminder of tender memories when the portals of C. H. 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M Superintendent 520272 1 1 1 3 4 x THE CLASS OF 1932 OUR LIFE A place in life is ours to fill, Each senior that is entering Into the world. It may not be a silken place With downy covers edged in lace-our destiny in life, But if dark night our path adorns And Happiness our highway scorns, Yet that path leads to brighter morn Than earth's, who dares complain? When grief and sorrow shade our way. Like storm-clouds swiftly gathering Before the sun, then we say, 'Tis but a trial, Myself to this I'll reconcile-Thy will be done. And if true happiness we find A We'1l not to other's griefs be blind, TFor someone has to us been kind Somewhere+-we'1l pass it on. Then when triumphant we have reached That goal we set in starting out, And can look back, among those hours of yesterday And find those who are proud to say, He was my friend, Then at the sinking of our sun When that tomorrow has begun If we can read those words, Well done! 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Mac, a four letter man in football and captain of the team, is considered 'the best football player we turned ou-t -of Columbia High. Here's good luck to you, Mac, A handsome exterior is a silent rec- ommendation. Cleon Russel Yohe Scientific Hick ACTIVITIES:-Cadet Corps, 23 French Club, 33 Crimson and Gold, 1-2-3-43 Tennis, 2-3-43 Glee Club, 3-43 Hi-Y, 3-43 'Intra-Mural Basketball, 2-3-4Q Class Treasurer, 1-2-32 Class Vice- President, 4. Hick , during his four years at Co- lumbia High, has participated in almost every extra-curricular activity possible. I-Ie has also done outstanding work in the Crimson and Gold. Cleon has won first prize in the Book Week Contest for the last two years. He also won Crimson and Gold awards for four years. Here we leave Hick, wish- ing him success in Work as a commercial artist. WAIT! Hold everything. . Hick ls also closely connected with the weaker sex of C. H. S. ACTIVITIES:-Scientific Club 33 Intra Mural4 Basketball 23 Class Treas- urer . A'business with an income at its heels, Furnlshes always oil for its own wheels. Rob is decidedly a business man. I-Ie tells us he likes to fish and sing, but We know something he likes even better than that! Just ask him Why he watches the hall in the third period in the morn- ing, and see if he doesn't grin sheepishly and walk away. If you are always as well liked as you have been in school, Bob, you have no cause to worry about the future. Edwin James Moore Commercial Ed ACTIVITIES:-Cadet Corps 23 Commer- cial Club 33 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. Shout till the rafters ring. So councils our Ed. Well, Ed , we're asking you, what does M-ville have that Columbia hasn't? Remember, Ed, our Chamber of Commerce says-- Buy in Columbia. twelve . TMI: -i Evelyn M. Abel Commercial Evie ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3,45 Commer- cial Club 3. Evelyn, we still believe good things come in small packages. Evelyn tries to tell us that she expects to work in an office. 'Well, perhaps she may, but We are positive she'll iind something better soon! A Elva Blanche Albright Commercial AC'1'1vIT1E.sg-senior Play: Glee Club 3, 45 Crimson and Gold 25 Commer- cial Club 3. e , Eva ,likes to chew gum and talk. The racks in bookkeeping class serve as the back fence. There is no time like the present for practise, Elva. VVe wonder how long you will be a stenographer! At . any rate, we know you'll succeed in any undertaking. . A Harry P. Bibbus Commercial Bip ACTIVITIES:-eBasket Ball 13 Football 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3. Vvhen they yell as they never yelled before, it must be that Light-Horse Harry is taking the ball up the field. Columbia I-Iigh's most popular athlete- that's iieet-footed Bibbus, Whose career on the gridiron has helped to Win C. 1-I. S. many victories. Janet Elizabeth Brill Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Crimson and Gold 13 Commercial Club 3g Glee Club 3, 4. Janet plans to go to Millersville State Teachers College. If she conquerors pupils as she did ledgers and balance sheets, she will be successful. Janet likes to read, but sometimes she has a far-away look on her face-Wonder What she is thinking about? Marian Brooks Scientific Red ACTIVITIES:-Senior Playg Basket Ball 33 Glee Club 3. f Red has convinced us that Patrick I-Ienry's day was not the only one of fiery oration. Can she argue? lt's a gift with her and we don't think she should waste it at some hospital as a nurse. Gardiner R. Clark Commercial Joe ACTIVITIES:-Football 43 Commercial Club 3, 4. - Gardiner tells us he likes to fish and that affords a lot of time to think. We wonder what he could be thinking about. Regardless of what he undertakes, the class of '32 wishes him success. Mildred A. Colin Commercial Mid ACTIVITIES :-Commercial Club, 3. Mildred is one of our Commercial stu- dents. 'We Wish her the best success in whatever she does. thirteen ,W I l.A I l H I wt ew!! til ff-Q 'rn-Q: -A . B e, - S Teckla C. Collier Commercial Teck ACTIVITIES:--Glee Club 3,4gCommer- cial Club 33 Senior Play. When it comes to dancing, Teck is there. All of us remember her splendid gy, ' C 5 K stiff K 1 A 4 ! 1 x fourteen performances at the various school ac- tivities, and we hope she'1l succeed in her future work as a 'technician as she has in dancing. Robert W. Culp Commercial Bob ACTIVITIES:-Commencial Club i 3: Drum Corps Oh, sleep, it 1S a blessed thing. Bob 4 is not only good when he is asleep, but he is that way all the time. That quiet look in his face makes us feel that he would criticize us for our con- tinual chatter. We are sure the COl'I1- merqial field' hlolds malny possibilities for him. Amy I. Dambach Commercial Aim ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3,45 Basket Ball 2. Our last word of warning to Amy is that she'd better grow up a bit if she in- tends to carry through that nursing proposition she has in mind-or the pa- t18llt.WOl1't be able to Hnd her. That's all right, Amy, when he does Find you he'll make a real find, Harry Derstler Scientific Tiny ACTIVITIES:-Football 2, 35 Scientific Club 3, 4g Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Diffused knowledge immortalizes it- self. - Tiny takes a secret delight in mak- ing such obnoxious gases as hydrogen sulphide in the lab -and then Watch- ing everybody hang out of the Window to get there breath. Radio also holds an attraction for him-or is it? Nathan Ember, Jr. Commercial Nate ACTIVITIES :-Commercial Club 3 5 Drum Corps, 3, 4. Nathan seems to be one of the great musicians of our class. Nate tells us his ambition is to become a farmer. But he seems to be happiest when he has his uke, banjo, or guitar. William 0. Etter Commercial Bill ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 33 Crimson 8z Gold 4. Yessir, the requirements for the per- fect business man are exactly the ones Bill has in his possession. C. H. S.'s big he-man, who has already begun his business career in a down-town store. Edgar M. Evans Scientific Scotty ACTIVITIES:--Crimson and Gold 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. Edgar can blush better than any other fellow on the campus. He gets the girls in rushes, by well-cultivated blushes, and he's happy with a maiden on each arm! He also has a weakness for raising pigeons. We hope your carrier bird gill, bring you good news after June 3... , .. -X 14 THE i'i 5 , K an Peggy C. Fisher Classical Peg ACTIVITIES :-Crimson and Gold Club 1: French Club 3,43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library 3. Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. We know that's what Peg thinks, or how could she have Won the Washing- ton Essay Contest? Reading and swim- ming are Peggy's hobbies. We feel sure that she need not worry about a lack of friends. Mary R. Flick Commercial Flicker ACTIVITIES :-Commerical Club, 35 Glee Club 3, 4. Flicker, remember the old tradition, The wife is ruler in the kitchen. Did you ever see that far-away look in her eyes and then wonder who she is dreaming of? VVe1l, summer is com- ing, Flicker, and then he will be back from school. Cora May Friend Commercial ACTIVITIES:A--Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Commerical Club 35 Intra-Mural Basketball. Cora states she is going to be a nurse. Now, boys, you have a reason to get sick. Cora also has musical talent and has served in our orchestra throughout her entire high school career. Catherine M. Gable Commercial Cas ACTIVITIES:--Commercial Club 3. The wor1d's no better if we Worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. There always seems to be something Wrong with that machine of hers. And Catherine, as well as the machine, spends a great deal of time in the garage- we wonder why. Paul Joseph Gable Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3, 45 Drum Corps 3, 4. ' Paul hasn't anything definite in mind, but he is fond of sports. Who knows, he may be an Olympic star someday. Well, Paul, Whatever you decide on, we wish you luck. A Vincent Frank Gable Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club, 3, Intra-Mural Basketball 25 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4. Vincent came to us in the Sophomore year. From then on he fought his way up through ledgers and balance sheets, and now he is set for the wide world as his destination. Vifhatever he does, we know he will be successful, for he has the Hfightin' spirit. Ralph E. Getz . Commercial ACTIVITIES:--Commercial Club 3: Crimson and Gold, 3, Drum Corps, 2, 3, 45 Intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4g Columbia School Band, 4. They say that life is what you make . 1 ,. So I'll have fun while I can take it. .Ralphis interested in no many activi- ties that we wonder when he finds time to collect flowers-still this seems to be his pet hobby. - Ralph is also one of the winners of the poster contest. It 1 1 i 5 E 2 fifteen I .ff ,, X If , , f i 3.1 J J LQ! fl V E VHF. Iva dp jj v x f' 1 .ff VJ 2 ' ffyjvl J I l X2 I A-QL., X ,wi .iii Mil' X QB? , - -1. of - 1-nu: - ' ciillilliiiillsi r i, , W 'lzw m -01--.211-1'fq-: ' J Q EUEDUEHANNUEK , 664 my af... Marie Beatrice Gilbert Commercial ACTIVITIES: - Commercial Club, 35 Intra Mural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. By- basketball experience it looks like Marie would start out as a professional player. No, she hasn't this in mind. Her high ambition is to be someone's 'isweet stenogf' If she can conquer the business field as well as she did the talking field, she will be a great success. I-Iere's luck, Marie. Dorothy G. Gillette Classical Dot ACTIVITIES:-Basket Ball, 1, 2, 3g French Club 45 Tumbling Team 2. For a good poet's made as well as , born. This little girl has hair that Would make a movie star green with envy- and she can write poetry! Who could ask more? Besides this, she takes a great interest in books and athletics. To be a. doctor is Dorothy's ambition and we sincerely hope she will some day reach that goal. - William Gould Scientific Bill ACTIVITIES:--Class Secretary, 1, 23 Hi-Y Club, 3, 43 French Club, 3, 4. . Debating, 4. Is Bill scholastic? You bet he is. He is also one of, '32's brilliant Wise-crack- ers. He tells us that when he is Hnished school he will probably work on the sewerage project. That's the spirit, Bill, Columbia needs a man like you. Emma G. Grolf Classical Groifie ACTIVITIES:-French Club 3, 4g De- bating Team 4. Arms and the man I sing, who, forced by fate And haughty Juno's unrelenting hate And so We have Emma! We have to hand it to her, she certainly knows her Latin-why, she simply dotes on the sec- ond periphrastic conjugation. We know you'll be a. credit to Millersville. College. Harold B. Hable Scientific ACTIVITIES:--Drum Corps, 23 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 43 Hi-Y, 3, 4. If the time Harold has served in the Glee Club means anything, it may be that he will be a radio crooner. Now, girls, if you like crooners, here is an ideal man. Harold is also a letterman on our foot- ball team. I Kenneth F. Hartman Scientific Ham ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 43 Senior glass 4P1ay 4, Intra-Mural Basket- a , . Kenneth is the boy with the golden voice in our Glee Club. Does he know his French? Well, if you think he dosen't, you should have heard him in the class play. We are sure C. H. S. will suffer a. blgw when Ken leaves its stately cor- ri ors. John W. Heim. Classical Squint ACTIVITIES:--Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi- Y 43 Student Manager-Football: Drum Corps 2. This bold, bad man Here we have the answer to Why teachers get gray. In spite of his an- tics, We don't believe Johnnie ever had to hide the hair brush before he showed dad his report. We feel pretty sure that Squint will be as much of a favorite at F 85 M as he has been here. Y, ,' : . '-1 TPI: 6 . sf E ANNul:K Carl J. ltshe Scientific Cob AC ITIES:--Football 3, 43 Basket-' ll 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 3. 43 rench Club 3g Crimson 8: Gold 4. is one of our big men around the Ascho 1. He is an accomplished star both on he gridiron and on the basketball oor. He has received two letters ln ootball. And in addition to being ac- complished in sports, he has vocal talent: Perhaps he can get a job as Ucrooner when through school. Whatever he does, We Wish him luck.. Catherine I. Henry Commercial Cas ACTIVLITIES:-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, Crimson and Gold 4. ' Catherine wishes to attend a business school. 'Looks like someone will soon get a stenog. VVel1, We are sure they Will get a. good one for she certalnly can take dictation. John C. Hohenadel Commercial 'Coach ACTIVITIES: - Commercial Club , 33 Crimson and Gold 4. Coach, Columbia High's play b0Y, is one of the added attractions of the Alto. His ability as a humorist is Widely known and we won't be surprised if we hear of his succeeding VVill Roger one of these days. A laugh is worth a million groans in any market. Edward H. Holdsworth Classical Ed ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Crim- son Sz Gold Club 2, 3g Hi-Y 3, 43 Drum Corps 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. Hail to the chief who in triumph ad- vancesf' Ed is a real her-man-scouting, camp- ing, swimming, and military life are his delights. There's no denying Vifashing- ton was a great military man of his time, but in confidence, we believe he would open his eyes if he could meet Ed at the head of his Drum Corps sometime. C. H. S. will miss him. Arthur J. Houch Scientific Joe ACTgX2I'i1'IEs:-Hi-Y 4g Stringed Sex- 8 . Joe is one of the modest Senior boys yvho likes to talk about electricity. This is why Joe is going to be an Electrical , Engineer. Richar C. Keller Commercial Spider ACTIVITIESZ--Il'1t1'a-Nlural 2, 3, 4' Commercial Club 3g Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, School Band 45 Crimson and Gold 4. Spider is that dashing, heroic, intra- mural basketball player and that little girl on Seventh Street is just crazy about him. 'The class W2ish.es great success to America's future sports authority. Anna R. Kendig Commercial Ruth ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 33 Glee Club 3, 45 Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3 I-Iere's a popular little Miss who broke more pencils and hearts and things than any other Senior. Her favorite sport is swimming and we hope that she may never sink. Ruth is uncertain what she intends to do after graduation but the senior class wishes her success in What- ever it may be. seventeen STH: EUEEIU K f-:II I V. Franklin G. Klair Scientific Gardi ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 4g Scientific Club 3: Hi Y Club 3, 4g Intra Mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis Team 3, 4. Gardi is going to be an Industrial Arts Teacher and the class of '32 pre- dicts a great future for him. Gardl was in most of the school's activities and was an outstanding member in all of them. John E. Kline Scientific Woody ACTIVITIES:-Intra-Mural Basketball 15 Drum Corps 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Tratiic Patrol 1. Elwood may take up the business of a Chiropractor but the class of '32 sees a great future for Elwood in the art of music. But music and school work are not the only things that occupy E1wood's mind. Marie G. Kloidt I Commercial ACTIVITIES: - Commercial Club 39 Crimson and Gold Club 43 Intra- Mural basketball 2. Marie is well liked by all the High School pupils but her affections are in favor of a certain Senior whom they call Art. Marie is undecided as to her oc- cupation after graduation but the class of '32 knows that whatever she does will be a success. Anna M. Krodel Commercial Ann ACTIVITIES.:-Glee Club 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3. Ann's a quiet little lady, Who is never sad or lazy And with all her talent we can see, A good stenog she is sure to bel' Warren S. Lehman Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3. Our VVarren certainly is embarrassed when the ladies are around. He is one of those lads in the senior class who cannot talk above a whisper, But judging from that old adage Slow but sure -who knows-he may be an orator some day. Claude H. Logeman Commercial Logic ACTIVITIES:-Football 2, 3, 43 Intra- Mural 4. Toss your book and pen away. All-American tackle, we wouldn't be a bit surprised if, in a few years, that title appears after Logie's name. He has the making of a gridiron star. Elizabeth A. McCall Commercial Aggie ACTIVITIES: - Commercial Club 33 Girls Basketball 33 Glee Club 3, 4g Senior Play. Aggie is going in for teaching inabig Way and the class of '32 Wishes her Suo- cess. Swimming seems to be a favorite pastime for Aggie and if you want to know whether she can sing, ask a. certain Senior boy. In sports, Aggie showed that she had the spirit by winning a varsity letter on the Girl's Basketball Team last season. eighteen s ...W 1'l'lE--- - E EHA III K 'T-if n L-.- ,..--,-H fx! . ,H-2-.x': ' Raymond J. McCall Commercial Irish ACTIVITIES:--Football 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 45 Tum- bling Team 35 Commercial Club 3. Irish is one of these blonde-haired sen- iors. Irish is a great athlete and besides having won three letters in basketball and two in football, he also finds time to be with his Junior girl friend. The class of '32 wishes Irish much success. Albert B. McCune Scientific Al ACTIVITIESZ-Illtra-lVIuI'al Basketball 2, 4. Here is a boy with an unusual hobby. If you see a blonde going through the Woods, you'll know it's Al, He seems quite interested in gathering wild flowers. Mary S. Malles . Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Commercial Club 2, 33 Intra-Mural 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary says she is going to be a nurse andtwill probably study at the Lancaster General Hospital. We wish you much success as a nurse and hope you meet some handsome patients. 2 Dorothy B. Mann Classical Bebs ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 4g Library 3, 4, French Club 4. I'll do a little bit of everything- And still have time for friends. Evidently this is Bebs motto, for if she can't be found in a classroom she's probably at a club meeting or checking library books-and she certainly does have friends! Betty isn't sure what she is going to do as yet, but We hope she will always experience the best in life! Sara J. Mann Commercial Sally ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 2, 3. Sally always seems to iind something funny to laugh about. The class of '32 Wishes her success in the commercial World as a stenographer. Margaret E. Martin ' I Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 3. Here is one of our girls who expects to work in an office. We wish her the best of success. . Robert S. Metzger Scientific Baron ACTIVITIES:-Football 33 Glee Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Intra-Mural Basketball, Scientific Club 2. Baron, dear readers, was one of the men who built the dam at Safe Harbor, if you don't believe us, ask him, Baron is also one of Columbia I-Iigh's football stars, and a holder of a letter. I-Ie doesn't like the girls much I ! ! .QS .3-,Q 4. .M 'A-Z CP W 1 A W ,,J I ,ffYL f a ' r QW Q Tl-IB Q H i , iii , M James L. Moyer Scientific Jim ACTIVITIES:-Football 35 Scientific Club 3, 4. For the heavenly horses are swift. And so is the chariot of our future Doc- tor Moyer. Well Doc, here's hoping you go around your future troubles on two wheels. And Doc may We add our best wishes. Gordon W. Mummaw Commercial ACTIVITIES:--Intra Mural Basketball 2, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, Drum Corps 3, 4. Merely this and nothing more. Gordon says he's going to work in an ofilce-sure, Gordon, We understand the oflice part. VVe think Gordon would make a great secretary and wish him every success. Andrew M. Musser Scientific Andy ACTIVITIES:-Drum Corps 3, 4. A little mischief now and then, Is relished by the best of men. The little man of our class. Andy is not so tall, but we hope he'll be able to reach the height of his ambition. John B. Myers Commercial Johnny ACTIVITIES: - Commercial Club 33 Drum Corps 2, '3, 4. One ploughs, another sows .... But Johnny drums. We are told that Johnny, being such an ambitious boy- scout, is tracking a certain Sophomore- or is it a Freshman? Well Johnny, the class of '32 wishes you plenty of success. Mary Ella Newcomer Commercial ACTIVITIES: - Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Crimson and Gold 2, 3, French Club 4, Debating Team 4. Mary is one of the shining lights in our school, both in extra-curricular ac- tivities and studies. She is undecided what her career will be but we know she will be successful. There seems to be something at Ironville that interests Mary. Dora Emma Nau , Commercial ACTIVITIES:--G-lee Club 3, 45 Commer- cial 'Club 3. O my love is like a red, red rose. Dora, we picture your boss singing that one of these days. For if it is a steno- grapher you must be, we certainly envy your employer. Take 'it from. us, the class wishes you every success. ' Dorothea Oberholtzer Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3. I don't wanta get well. Especially not with Miss Oberholtzer as my nurse. Yes sir, that's what she -is going to be! VV'e feel that Dot would succeed in the business world as she so wished, but no, you have to have some- one to heal broken arms and hearts. Here's luck, Dot. twenty ' - if 'rl-ll: ' C S Q , E A U K Floyd S. Oberholtzer Commercial ACTIVITIES:-Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. O listen, listen ladies gay -to the masterful call of our handsome Koker. Just keep in mind, Koke, that a book- keeper can't work with green spots be- fore his eyes. Koke plans to go to Lan- caster Business College. Our best wishes go with hirn. Roy Grider Peif er Scientific Peif ACTIVITIES:-Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y Club. B-ehold! A. tiller of the soil. Peif is the original scientific farmer and intends to cross spinach with sponge- cake and make a new breakfast food. More power to you Peif! Isabel W. Pinnix Classical Izz ACT1VITIES:-- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Crimson and Gold 1, 2g Senior Play ,4g Library 3, 4. Life's a path of music. Allow us to present Miss Pinnix, that striking young soprano, whose melodious tones oscillated our auditorium walls for four years. It is undoubtedly known that lsabel's fondness is singing and whether she becomes another Lily Pons or not, we Wish her success in whatever she under- takes. Cynthia E. Polf Scientific Poffie ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4g Library 3, 43 Tumbling Team 33 Basketball 3. Let us now in youth rejoice. Polic is one of those girls who is always full of jollity and merriment. Xlfhenever you ask her a question she always answers, who cares? and that's my business. We suppose it will be her business when she attends the business college she likes best. Here's for success and future happiness! Arthur H. Potter Scientific Rhody ACTIVITIES:--Football 3, 43 Scientific Club 3, 43 Tumbling Team 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4. Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. I-lere's a bit of old New England! Blonde hair he possesses and caresses i?J. There's no need of going into detail, you can see for yourself that he is popular not only with the fair sex, but also about the school. I-Iere's for future success! James ,J. Quinn Scientific , Jim ACTIVITIES:-French Club 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. . A thing of beauty is a joy forever. James is one aiming youth who we take pleasure to introduce as the cut up. Jim's all the time cutting up about something and we suppose he'll be cut- ting up more than one thing after several years. Good luck, D0c ! Ruth Elmeta Raff Commercial ACTIVITIES:--Commercial Club 3. The only way to have a friend is to be one. A quiet girl of '32. Ruth is not heard of much around the school as most of her time is devoted to reading. Here's to luck at Philadelphia, Ruth! VVe know you'll become a successful nurse. twen ly-o E t l 3 Sf'yN 1 . . I I flf X Ku wt 3653 oil It 4 va Elph A U , l HANNU Susanna M. Rahm Commercial Matty ACTIVITIES:--Crimson and Gold 1, 2: Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Playg Basket- ball 2, 3g Commercial Club 2, 3, No one who has once heartily and wholly laughed can be altogether irreclaimably depraved. Margaret believes in the old saying, laugh, and the world laughs with you, for you never see her that She is not smiling or giving vent to a jolly laugh. The class of '32 wishes her success as a technician-we know she'll become a big one. Martha M. Reese Commercial Polly ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3. Blest be the tie that binds C?J Allow us to introduce, Martha, one of the loquaeious young girls of C. H. S.- better known as Polly. Lend me your ears seems to be her favorite quotation, but just the same, we hope she is success- ful in lending her ears to quotations in the stenographic world. Wilbur Eugene Righter Classical ACTIVITIES:-Orchestra 3, 4. Speech is VVilbur is lows in our say a cross not even to Wilbui' at h ing, we are sports. I-le l great, but silence is greater. one of the best-natured fel- school-you never hear him or harsh Word to anyone-f iis studies! If you don't find is favorite past-time, read- sure you'll Hnd him free- Wheeling. Paul Roye Scientific Chisel ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Cadet Corp 2. Here is one of our great football play- ers. He seems interested in any kind of man and ma in all of his of his teache is quite a talkative young kes inuch use of this talent classes against the wishes rs. Elizabeth W. Scholl Commercial Liz 1,LPff'rIEs: - Commercial Club 3, Basketball 3. Liz is another one of those Senior girls who has the gift of gab. She is also the winner of a charm for typing and we are sure she will be a successful stenographer. Q21 Ernest Schrieber Classical Ernie A ACTIVITIES:-Drum Corps 2, 3g Crim- son and Gold 15 French Club 23 Intra-Mural 1, 2, 3, 4g Scientific Club 4. Here's a good-looker for you girls. Ernie's marks show that he studies, too. So take this bit of advise, Ernie, and stay away from the girls at college so you Will be at the top of the class. Thelma Scott Comercial Skinner - ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 3, History class just wouldn't be history class without Skinner and her chewing gum. And we hear that she wants to be a nurse! Well, you know, Skinner , football players need lots of attention. I - 'e i -e - 1.4 'rl-ll: LIEEI EH U K .., ,V A il Agnes Mae Seifried Commercial Aggie ACTIVITIES:-Crimson and Gold 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3: Commercial Club 33 Senior I-'layg Stenographic Work. Hello everybody! Aggie is a regular merry-maker of our class ready to greet every person she sees. We know, because she served, the glee club for four years. With her Winning disposition we feel confident that she will succeed in what- ever she undertakes. Mary J. Shellenberger Classical Shelly ACTIVITIES:-Crimson and Gold Club 2, 33 Debating Team 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Scientific Club 45 Library 2, 3, 4. Jane is a girl who does everything in a big way. Her many accomplishments consist of singing, public speaking, and knowledge of nature. We're sure Jane will be a success as a Doctor, and we hope you get a nice clnuuwgir, Jane.. Eleanor Shickley Commercial 'Tiny ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3. It is is better to be short and shine Than to be tall and cast a shadow. One look at her report card would tell us that Eleanor surely doesn't Cast a shadow. , She is expecially fond of typing, and, Oh yes, she also likes to talk. Anyone with her commercial talent is sure to be a success. , Hazel Marie Shiley Scientific Dimples ACTIVITIES:-French Club 3, 4, Li- brary 4.. Speech is Silver. Did you ever see Hazel 'When 'she wasnlt talking? XVell, We wish you luck just the same. William A. Shillott Commercial Bill ACTIVITIES:-Football 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Commercial Club 3. One of the few quiet boys of the Senior Class. Bill is a good bookkeeper and one of these days We will see him leaning over a set of books in a prominent oflice. Keep a check on 'em, Bill. dward Harry Sholl Commercial Ed . ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3, 4. Silence is Golden. Ed does'n't have much time for the girls. Perhaps that is the reason he is right at the top. ,If our hopes come true, Ed will some day be a big, big business man from Columbia. Jane E. Showers Classical ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 45 Crimson and Gold Club 43 Library 4. Soft, soft music is stealing, Sweet, sweet lingers the strain. .lane's chief hobby is music, but she also finds time for reading. It is rumored that she has a passion for a book about Frederick, the Great. VVe are glad to see you so interested in historical sub- jects, Jane. .X I in A twenty-three 'ru-u: - at S ANNEIIIK F 'H susuul-:H ,,, Floyd Shultz Scientific Fog ACTIVITIES:-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas ket ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Senior Play, Hi Y Club 3, 45 Scientific Club 3, 4, Glee Club 23 Cadet Corps 2. Fog is quite an active member of the class of '32, predominating, as everybody knows, on the gridiron and cage. If Floyd applies the same spirit to his life's work as he has to the sports of his Alma Mater we know that opportunity will have to knock only once. ' Fred. H. Smedley Classical Fritz ACTIVITIES:-French Club 35 Drum . Corps'3, 45 Crimson and Gold Club 1, 23 Scientific Club 43 Cheer Leader no by fav ' as a bb 0 collecting I d rs 1 Si l ' ' I ' ' f.- . ' . '- l 1 It 4 .2 l .. 2, 3. We s ould try to su eed by mer' , I h l 1 1. , noe! V9 C I '- ,U Q.: t l t A u t 5 ' 2 u S gl 1 el-1, Cyril A. Smith Commercial' Smitty ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3. 'Think not I am what I appear. Smitty's hobbies are swimming and ice skating and he does not bother with the activities at school. WVell, he is a little busy. Hazel Mae Smith Classical X Minnie ACTIVITIES:-Crimson and Gold Club 3, 45 Library 4. For she is just the quiet kind Whose nature never worries. Minnie intends to go for nursing in a big way at the Lancaster General Hospital.hMay you always be as gentle to your patients as you are to your school chums. Robert J. Smith Commercial Bat ACTIVITIES:-Football 3g Intra Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Team 2, 3g Commercial Club 3. One's outlook is a part of his virtues. Bat, although not very quiet, does not step around very fast, but will get there. Carl H. smoker 'scientific Cobble ACTIVITIES:-Football 3, 4, Intra Mural Basketball 3, 4. I I will it, I so order, let my will stand for a reason. He says he likes to sing, When the moon comes over the mountain. Well, here is success to you. Vernon J. Smoker Scientific Vern ACTIVITIES:-Football 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Senior Play, Student .Manager of Basketball 43 Intra Mural Basketballg French Club 3, 4g Cadet Corps 2. good intention cloths itself with sudden power. Vern, in the John Harris football game, punted the ball into the grand stands, after learning that a fair little freshrran girl was there. Well, it's not unusual, Vern. HA twenty four TH Ida M. Sourbeer Commercial -'uBl0I1di6,, ACTIVITIES:-Crimson 85 Gold Club 1, 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Commerical Club 33 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4. Sailing, Sailing, over the bounding, Main. That is where 1da's thoughts usually are. She says her ambition is to be a nurse, but we have our doubts. The navy isn't in need of any nurses at pres- ent. Jennie Frances Spare Scientific Fran ACTIVITIES:-Scientific Club 3, 43 ' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Good goods come in small packages. At least one tall boy in the senior class thinks so about Frances.. Her ac- complishments lie in the culinery arts and sewing. VVhat IS your conclusion? Best wishes, Frances. Frank B. Spare Scientific Peanut A Aoirivirinsz-orchesu-a 1, 2, oi-um Corps-' 2, 3, 4g Hi Y Club 4. Frank is a member of C. H. S.'s Little 'Jug Band, and I'm sure we all enpoy his strumming. He is going to be a barber -are you going to add locks to your collection of cigar-bands and old coins? Success and good luck, Frank. John E. Spicer Scientific Fat Senior Play. John tells us he is a lover of music, 9 we wonder- does C. W. sing. lxever mind, John, with two happy dispositions together, you're sure to have a sunny future. Charles S. Stair Scientific Charlie ACTIVITIES:--Glee Club, 2. Better late than never. Charlie is a soda-jerker of note but upon graduation expects to take up avia tion. Be careful, Charlie. LIEHAN ACTIVITIES:-French Club 3, 4, De- bating Team 4g Hi-Y Club 3, 43 James W. Staman Classical Jim ACTIVITIES:-Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Drum g Corps 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basket ball. Jim is quite a versatile young man and has a host of friends, especially females. He seems to have fallen hard for one of our senior girls flove at first sightj. Here's luck to you, Jim, and May your joys be as deep as the ocean, your trou- bles as lightlas the foam. Ruth E. Stoll Classical ACTIVITIES:-GLEE Club 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Library 2, 33 Sen- ior Play. Ruth is always present at anything important at Columbia High, especially in the music line. Ruth expects to attend 'Millersville to become a brilliant young teacher. We hope your pupils like you as :Zell as a certain curly-headed senior, u . at THE ' Q iff N tw nty-szx 753, Pauline J. Storm Co-mmercial Red ACTIVITIES: -- Commercial Club 3: X Basketball and Volleyball 4. Smile and the world smiles with you. Red is that sort of girl who smiles and giggles the whole day through. Part of her time is taken up with secretarial work in an office, so Red will probably be somebody's stenog after graduation. Keep smilin' and success will be yours, nRed.n Carl W. Studenroth Classical 'f'Studie' ACTIVITIES:-Orchestra 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Crimson and Gold Club 33 Hi-Y Club 43 Scientific Club 4. Here is a boy who is studious in every sense of the word. Carl is going to Penn State next year, and he may someday be- come a noted engineer. Warren Colin Taylor Scientific ACTIVITIES:-Football 3. . There is only one thing which Vx'arren likes to do better than play fo'-tball, and that is to play more football. Some day his name will be in the sport headlines. Here's luck, VVarren. i Helen Elia. Wagner Commercial ACTIVITIES: -Commercial Club 3: Drum Corps 2, 3. Here is one of the few quiet girls in our class. Helen plans to become a tech- nician. The Senior Class wishes her hap- piness in her future life. Marion E. Walk Commercial Blondie ACTIVITIES :-Commercial Club 3. Marion hails from' lfVashington Bor- ough. She says she is going to be a. stenographer after graduation. But We Wonder. ' Joseph W. Weigel Scientific Joe ACTIVITIES: - Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Corps 2, 3, 45 Tennis Team 3. Ladies, and Gentlemen: Meet the Origi- nal funmaker. Joe has been a hard Work- er in C. I-I. S. Con the teachers' nervesj. He is our future Lindbergh, as he hopes some day to become an aviator. Catherine Claire Wilhelm Classical ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 4, Debating 45 Senior Play 4. She succeeds Who doth endure. When it comes to Latin and French, Catherlne knows her stuff, She also shines as one of Columbia High's de- We hope you will conquer new as you have old ones. - 4' I uiiv X-f' . .fi X..- A 1' 1. ,-' ' X' L. - ,. x it 19 5-J ,L....... f 5 HANNU Lillian M Witmer Commercial Lil ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 33 Basketball 2, 33 Tum- bling Team 2, 3, 43 Senior Play. Introducing the original key-thumper. Lil is an all-around girl about the school and some day she will be some body's stenog. The senior class wishes her much success in her business career. A Dorcas Mae Wittick Scientific ACTIVITIES:--Scientific Club 3, 4. Dorcas won a prize in the Library poster contest. She also excells in music. We wish her success and happiness in everything she undertakes. Catherine A. Yentzer Commercial Cas ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3. Cac is one of the outstanding typists of our class. She is very ambitious and some day we will find her in some prom- inent business ofiice. Patience R. Yohe Commercial Patsy ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club, 3, 45 Coin- mercial Club 3. Music soothes the soul. Patsy is one of Miss Minich's Pride and joys. We are sure we will miss that golden voice of which we never tire. Your talent and personality Will Win you great success 'in the future. Clare Marie Ziegler Commercial Zig ACTIVITIES: - Commercial Club 33 Crimson and Gold 4. Zig is one of those girls who hails from Klinesville. If you want to drive away the blues, just take the next bus to her home and We are sure that her guitar will do the trick. Clare wants to be someone's steno- grapher. We are sure that she will suc- ceed in the business world. She has won a loving cup recently for typing. ' Paul E. Zeigler Commercial Barber ACTIVITIES:-Commercial Club 3: In- tra-Mural Basketball 45 Crimson and Gold 4. Don't give up the ship. Barber, as he is widely known, is a ' good boxer, although he had several close shaves. But he is going to give up , this hobby to be a professional barber. l We are sure that with his ability in this N vocation he will soon own a chain of first class barber shops. , Jack N. Zimmerman Scientific Zimmie ACTIVITIES:-Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Crim- son and Gold 1, 2, Senior Play 45 French Club 3, 43 Drum Corps, 2, 3, 43 Hi-'Y Club 3, 4. Zimmie was one of the stars of the class play. It was his address the girls asked -for. So I guess this is the reason his chief hobby is automobile driving. Faint heart never won a fair lady. twenty-seven ffff it 1 1 rf' . X17 -f' We 1 1 Nr 0' W 1 Q W I s Tl-IE Q J elf! l JUNIOR CLASS We, the class of '33 have always maintained .a high goal and we have kept it. We are proud to say that ever since We have been in high school We have had more pupils on the honor roll than any other cla A f I ss. s resh- men, we had several class meetings which were always a great deal of fun for us. At these class meetings we elected as ofiicers' Margie Kraft Pres 'd t E 1 en g lwood Collins, Vice-President, Robert Staman, Secretary 3 and Ruth Jeffries, Treasurer. We planned a doggie roast but the whole thing fell through . We were more successful as sophomores. Our class of- ficers were Margie Kraft, President, Phillip McCachren, Vice President, Janet Brown, Secretary, and Elwood Collins, Treasurer. We selected our pennants this year and we still think they are as pretty as any in high school Our class was increased this year because some of the pupils came to us from Mountville to further their education Since we didn't want t b . o e called a failure again, we planned to have a class party, and it really did materialize. 4 The outstanding achievements of our Junior year were the purchasing of our class jewelry, of which we are very proud, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom is the crowning success of our activities thus far, -and now we can look forward t t ' ' ' o nex year in the hope that it too Wlll be an- other memorable chapter in our class history. A , OFFICERS SPQNSQRS President-Margie Kraft , Mr, Greene Vice President-Charles Stetter Miss Miller Treasurer-Elwood Collins - l Secretary-Abram Schlotthauer twenty-eight 'l'l-IE' --F - - in 5 F U: E N NP . .-K f..-s.....l.-1 l 1 L SOPHOMORES Here We are, in the second year of our high school career, and feel as though we a W lected our officers in September and got a very early start e e this year in organizing our class. Frank Bowers left school and caused a vacancy in the tion in the February meeting. re one of the most important classes in C. H. S. office of treasurer. This position was filled by an elec- In March We selected our emblems and pennants and have recent- ly received them. We have representatives in nearly every school activity, and hope to leave a good impression in good old C. H., S. when we have passed out W alize that this is only possible by attain- of her portals some day. e re V ment and diligence and therefore We are striving to be recognized. SPONSORS OFFICERS President-Janet Kraft flsfzgggltzer- Vice President-Joseph Smith Mr An le Treasurer-Mary Gundel Mr' Shiv Secretary-Oscar Gundel Migs Griffin twenty-nine ' s EH l1 K l F RESHMEN Everything fgoodb must have a beginning, so must our class. Many classes have faithfully and patiently turned the last page in their covers of success. But, We are only beginning. We opened our covers in the auditorium on February 11, 1932. There our first page was leafed when the largest freshmen class yet to enter C. H. S. met for its first meeting. This meeting resulted in the election of officers. We turned over the second page of our book of education when on March 16, 1932, our second meeting was held to determine the amount of class dues. Our class is Well represented in all activities to which Freshmen are admitted, such as Crimson and Gold, Orchestra, and Airplane Club and from the freshmen candidates there are many prospects for Colum- bia High's future athletic teams. Although We are green, We hope to bud out soon and make our book of education the biggest and best ever to be left in the halls of C. H. S. OFFICERS SPONSORS President-Rosebelle Yablonovitz Miss Wheeler Vice President-Hazel Kline .1 Mr. Bollinger ' Secretary-Kenneth Musser Mr. Jensen Treasurer-Kathryn Nolte Mr. Dunkel thirfy ' 1 : i : gh -' cult: E, , - l - - 5 - - ,. , , I iii- --UvA 75-5. g ' ' - ' M X s Q ...R - g -- - - ff Q1 ' c'5Su -NR - - -- v,-, -N.. , -- iii., Tl K., .f'-' 1 1,f..'f' 1:'fi an . 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'- N -Y-T -, - Y 5 X2 ix' ML' - ' A- i,n-- -,- ' -N Y .- .1.. -s 5 9,4-ga: h - -T, - U .M l- x, ,. ,,. f: N ' -N.. - , ,T-:iw -.rf -- , -- -1 '- - 1-1 X ,. .- f- Q' -Y , --Lis - 1. -' xskfffzix-Tefft - ---i-5 .L ,A 1 -lk ii - s--Q- Q- .-07,13 i Y ,, 1 y x 5 f-Q 5. lw---- .1-iii .4 KA A -A ,XJ -H 3x,- -4--M 0, 5 qfgx Ugg' g --.2- X A ' ,. K .., - W, n 41,-if , . -1, ix. Q- B - 5 fr.. fi E, ' -5 5- - ---i xg -I.,-.-g 3 - T -..-if-.W 5-N If --5 -Fil g Q S x - ' -- --. - 5-wc -X - - N + 1 New ' S S- -v s Z9 A -- .-. X .N ,-. - -xi' X 'X -- f , f-X 5 Si -N. , -N 'X --f -,,..,f. , ,K :N-,-iN- g- X-,f ik x S Y 'I ' , r ' tt 'rl-1: ' '-is-' ' L T 'F ' 5 K ... G. Kise, J. Deascenti, J. Smith, C. Arnold, J. Stein, E. Ziegler. Middle Row-Assistant C-oach, Lichty, E. Collins, A. Schlotthauer McGinness, F. Shultz, C. Heltsihe, Potter, Mr. Angle, Coach. FOOTBALL Back Row, Left to Right-J. Bollander, E. Perry, W. Shank J Kennedy G Clark Manley, D. Householder C Smoker H Johns L Mr. Dunkel, V. Smokei L Kiscadden B Shultz I Ccaptain-electl, G. Makle P Roye Captain George C. Logemlan, J. McCall H Bibbus J Koehler A Front Row-H. McKinney, R. Smith, E. Reese, F. Torbert T Grove C Newcom er, E. Swartz, P. Rupp, I. Owens, R. Hetter, C. Studenroth and Manager J Helm This football team built up one of the greatest records since football was established at Columbia High School. The team Was v1ctor1 ous seven times and defeated only three times, and our losses were the v1c tories of stronger and more experienced teams. John Harris . Lebanon .... Patton Trade Lititz ....... Elizfaibethtown Hanover .... Carlisle ..... Middletown .. Lancaster ..... Stevens Trade . . . . ..---.nn-...... .a . J ..-. . no 0 .ua . nu . n Total ..... . . . 18 6 0 0 0 7 8 6 25 7 77 thirty-Iwo C-olumbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Total - Q i l ,4L...l. ,Hr y l BASKETBALL Back Row Left to Right-V. Smoker, lVLana.ger, G. Makle, L. Kiscadden, Mr. Angle, Coach, IC. Heltshe, E. Ziegler, Assistant Manager, C. Manley. Front Row Left to Ri ht A Schlotthauer G Kise Co caiptains F Shultz and J. Macau, B. M-cP,eak and B. ihuitz. ' ' y ' This year Columbia High School was awarded the trophy of the Lancaster County Basketball League Championship. The team played an exceptional brand of -basketball throughout the entire season. They were undefeated in the league and lost only two games in their entire scheduleg one to Hanover in an elimination contest for the dis- trict championship, and the other to Lancaster High in an independent game. I Columbia .. . 35 Y. C. I. ....... . . . . 26 Columbia . . . 26 Man-or ..... . . . Columbia . . . Elizabethtown . Columbia . . Manheim ..... . Columbia . . Mt. Joy ...... . Columbia . . West Lampeter Columbia . . Lititz ........ . Columbia . . E.phrata ..... . Columbia . . Manheim Twp. Columbia . . Quarryville . . . Columbia . . Manor ....... . Columbia .... Elizabethtown Columibia .... Manheim ..... Columbia .... Mt. Joy ...... Columbia . . . West Lampeter Columbia . . . Lititz ..... . . . Columbia .... Ephrata ...... Columbia .... Manheim. Twp. Columbia . . . Quarryville . . . -Columbia .... Wrightsville . . Columbia .... Hanover ..... Columbia .... .... 2 0 Lancaster . . . . Total . . . . . . 807 Total .... . . . . 476 thirty-three 1 fu nn E E E i 4 I CHEER LEADERS HIFI HIP! - CO-CO-COLU-MB-MB-MBIA-C-O-L-U-M-B-I-A Columbia-Team-Team-Team. More pep next time. Ed Moore speaking, master of ceremonies at all athletic contests this year. Those other two nimble lads who go through the gyrations with their leader to produce a cheer for the team are Levere Abel and Harlon Aston. They did a good piece of work this year, and gave us some of the best organized cheering C. H. S. ever had. The three sweaters, each with a big letter on it, were presented to the boys by the Athletic Association, and made a neat and attractive ap- pea-rance. If We have cheering like these boys produced for every game in the future, the teams will be bound to be successful. I thirfy-four i I l ,--1.-,, CRIMSON AND GOLD Front Row, Left to Right--Dean Musser, Floyd Oberholtzer, Richard Keller, Cath- erine Henry, Cleon Yohe, Clare Zigeler, John Holhenadel, Abe Yablonovitz, Donald Householder. Second Row-William Etter, Hazel Kline, Geraldine Smith, Clara Sheckert, Li-llian Wisler, Dorothy Billet, Catherine Eves, Mary Smoker, Carl Heltshe. Third Row-Edgar Evans, Janet McCracken, Marie Kloirdt, Ruth Groff, Hazel Smith, Jane S-h-owers, Paul Ziegler, Miss Griffin, Mr. Shaw. Our Club offers practical experience of a vocational nature to those who are interested in publishing and its related fields of commercial art, advertising, business' experience, editing, journalism, feature writing and general literary work. We publish the 'Crimson and Gold, or the High School newspaper, the Susquehannock or yearbook, and The ,Answer or handbook. All positions are filled by competitive endeavors, and a good scholastic standing is necessary to maintain a position on the staff. This was the first year for our newspaper, and it has proved to be very popular. Likewise, this is the first year for the Susquehannock, and we hope that the staffs of future years will maintain or surpass the standards we have established. Editor-in-Chief-Cleon Yohe Advisers-Mr. Shaw, Miss Griffin thirty-rfive E K if GLEE CLUBS The Glee Club, one of the most active musical organizations in Co- lumbia High School, is composed of sixty members. During the past year, these mem-bers gave more entertainment to the public than ever before. ' In addition to the assembly programs, appearances at town meet- ings, the Christmas Cfanta, and the January Concert-which were all very successful-this club presented one of the most successful operettas ever produced in Columbia, The Lass of Limerick Town, witha clever plot and very pleasing music. The work was done under the guidance of Miss Minich, to whom much credit is due. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST SOPRAN-OS A SECOND SOPRANO-S Jane Showers Isabel Pinnix Kathryn Keesey Pearl Ziegler Mildred Gabriel Evelyn Abel Teckla Collier Patience Yfohe Agnes Seifried Lillian Witm-er Hel-en Schlotthauer Peggy Fisher Margaret Rahm Thelma Scott Jane Shell-enberger Janet MlcCachren Geraldin-e Smith Gertrude Russ Lillian Wisler ' ALlTos Cynth-ia Poff Catherine H-enry Janet Br-ill Elva A'lb'right Anna Krodel -Margaret Martin Catherine Wilhelm Betty Campbell Jan-et Stair Betty Mann Dorothy Billet Janet Brown Agnes McCall Lillian H-eidler Catherine Smaling Dora Nau Harriet Billet Jan-et Woodburn Ruth Ken-dig Ruth Groff Anna Sload Mary Flick Margie Kraft Ida Sourbeer BOYS' GLEE CLUB TEN ORS BASSOS Hgrold Hable Lloyd Arnold glarner Klair James Quinn E ward Holdsworth J h S 'th ack Zimmerman , C-harles Stetter C323 YOIIZ John McCall Eggflgclelxggiger Kenneth Hartman Vernon Smoker e MISS MINICH-Director. RUTH STOLL-Accompanist. th irty-six l'l-il f ,11. ORCHESTRA This is one of the organizations that oiers practical application of a pupil's talent in the way of performances before the public. The Orchestra at present boasts a membership of thirty-th-ree, which is sufficient in number to Warrant the rendering of numbers which .areeabove the average in technique. . Besides aconcert given very successfully this year, the aggrega- tion has entertained at several functions in and out of school. The triumph of the season comes for them each year when they serve in thepit for the annual operetta. . With the organization of the grade school orchestra, there is a constant flow of talent into high school each year, and although the seniors are always missed, it is only a matter of time until everything is running smoothly because of the remaining nucleus of the old members. VIOLINS CLARINETS Jghn Heim Chester Rhoa-ds Cora Mae Friend H0900 Menchey gal-YI N?wsi,mer Russel Stauffer uci e .ai oniovitz FLUTE Fcarliislglfgfllgmth Jam-es Cleland Wilbur Righter SAXAPHAONE ggcagseaugllaige Cyril Greenya Clara Mae Fisher . . TRUMPETS Elizabeth wein Phlllv MUGa0h1'en William Bum Edward Blffaft Susan Gohn Charles H-oldsworth Raymond Young Philip Metzger Winifred Jenkins SOUSAPHONE Martin Fidler Ml. Jensen H. Datesman ' DRUMS Joseph Keesey Marian NiSSleY Alfred Torbert thirty-seven l DRUM cours Left-right, left-right, left-right-here they come! That snap-py, quick-marching .organization of Buglers and drummers following the flashy, graceful drum major swinging his baton! Yes, it is the Drum Corps, clad in crimson and gold, setting the time for marchers following the colors and color guard. ' When time lags between halves at the football games, they liven the occasion with clever drills and marching formations, all the while blow- ing bugle calls, and beating drums. The organization is purely military in style and discipline, but the results are more than favorable-they are great. S DRUM MAJOR-EDWARD HOLDSWORTH MASCOT-ROBERT PRESTON OFFICERS President-Margie Kraft Instructors-Max Biffart Secretary-Janet McCracken William Stephens Treasurer-Philip McCracken Supervisor-Mr. Jensen thirty-eight THE 4......11. ui SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'The Whole Town's Talking h Hartman, Floyd Shultz, John Spicer, Jack Zim Back Row, Left to Right-Kennet - merman, Vernon Smoker. Middle Row-Ruth Stoll, Agnes Seifried, Margaret Rahm, Elva Albright, Lillian Witmer. ' ' M C ll Marion Brooks, Teckla Collier, Miss Front Row-Catherine Wilhelm, Agnes c a , Miller Qcoachb, Isabel Pinnix Qinsetb. Simmons Ethel , .. Roger Shields Donald Swift . . . Mr. Simm-ons Chester Binney . Taxi-driver ..... Mrs. Simmons . . Sally Otis ...... A Sadie Bloom . . . Lila Wilson ..... Annie .......... Letty Lythe ..... Friends of Ethel CAST OF CHARACTERS: ' Isabel Pinnix ' .' .'.'.'.'.' .... f I f I I I I f 'ikleimeth Hartman Floyd shuitz .. . . . . . John Spicer . . . Jack Zimmerman Vernon Smoker Ruth Stoll 0 I ..... ,Agnes Seifried . . . . . . Margaret Rahm - - - - . . . . Catherine Wilhelm . Agnes McCall Te-ckla Collier . Marian Brooks, Elva Albright, Lillian Witmer thirty-nine l THE E K ,, ....,. M ,, ,....,., .....,..s..- i AF F IRMATIVE TEAM Debaters-Mary Smoker falternatej, Emma Groff William Gould Mar N 9 1 y ew' comer fcaptainj, Miss Carter fcoachj. The Affirmative debating team of the high school, has just closed another very successful season, and has yet to taste defeat This is th . e fourth consecutive season the affirmative debating teams of 'Columbia High School have completed Without a loss. W e sincerely hope this record can bemaintained for many years. ' Question-Resolved that Pennsylvania enact a com ul -l p sory un employment insurance law. COLUMBNIA AWAY Lititz ................. 3 0 ............ Home' ,Manheim ...-2 1 ...,AWay Mt, Joy... ...2 1... Away V forty -- --,- H ...-...Mefmmg l l pgsmwmv-.........,.....w..., ,, NEGATIVE TEAM Deba'ters-Catherine Wilhelm, Pearl Ziegler Qalternatel, John Spicer, Jane S h lenberger Kcaptainj, and Mliss Cleland Qcoaac J. A t' debating team came through in a splendid manner The Nega ive this year with three victories and no defeats. This has become tradition ' ' ' ' cord at C. H. S., and this year's such as the teams of other years enjoyed. We do not know just where we stand now,l since the affirmative lo ment in hel- teams have carried on so as to maintain a re te . roved that there should be enacted a compulsory unemp y - am p surance law, and the negative team proved the opposite. AWAY COLUMBIA Manheim ............. . . . 3 0 . . ........ . . . . Home Mt. Joy . .. .... 3 0 ..... .... H ome ' ' 2 2 ..... .... A way Lititz... fourty-one - ' - ii? . 1 1 SCIENTIFIC CLUB Back row, Left to right-Paris Meyers, Ernest Schreiber, Dorcas Wittick, Garner Klair J ! ames Kennedy. Front row, Left to right-Fred Smedley, Jane Shellenberger, Harry Derstler, Arthur Potter, Frances Spare, Irvin Rorabaugh. Mr. Abbo'tt, Sponsor. This year the Scientific Club was run on a novel plan, which con- sisted of allowing each member to select his own field of -research. The various members then completed the projects of their choice, and gave the whole club the benefits of their labors. Some of the work was in the following fields: Chemistry, Radio, Aeronautics, Physics, and Electricity. OFFICERS SPONSOR President-Treasurer-Harry Derstler Mr, Abbott Vice-President-Arthur Potter Secretary-Dorcas Wittick forty-two ' K il l FRENCH CLUB Back Row, Left to- Right-Paul Roye, Dorothy Gillette, Catherine Keesey, Vernon Smoker, Jack Zimmerman, Ruth Stoll, John Spi-cer, Robert M-etzger, Hazel Shiley, Marie Bart-ch, Miss Muss-er, Emma Groif. Front Row, Left to Right-Cynthia Poff, Anna Kunkel, Betty Mann, Harold Hable, William Gould, Peggy Fisher, Betty Nolt, Leah Musser, Mary Newcomer, James Quinn. The purpose of the French Club is to promote interest in and increase the members' knowledge of French, the.F-rench people, and their customs. Seniors and Juniors only are eligible for membership. The meetings of this club are devoted to French games, spelling contests, cross-word puzzles, singing, etc. They also give a program in Assembly at least once a year. Ten copies of Le Petit Journal have been placed in ofur library by the organization this year. ' Perhaps one of the most interesting entertainments enjoyed by the club this year Was the play, Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon, given by the Green Room Club of Franklin and Marshall College at Lancaster, Pa. This play was especially interesting because it is a Junior French requirement. Frank Pennypacker '29 and George Binkley '28, former members of the club, were among the cast of characters in this play. il.. ' oF-FICERS President-William Gould Secretary-Peggy Fisher V109 President-Betty Nolt Treasurer-Harold Hable , forty-three ' K iff r l P AIRPLANE CLUB Back Row, Left to Right-Leo Miller, Kenneth Musser, Henry Miller, Leo Reese, Edwaid Staman, Irwin Owen, Lee Greenawalt, Clint Woods, Edward Malle-s, Edward Reese, Lester Rand-olph, Frank Bittner, Raymond Young, James Werner. Front Row-Alfred Torbert, Phil Metzger, Paris Meyers, Richard M-ellinger, Lynn Barefoot, Mark Smith, Gardiner Paules, George Hinkle, Abram Kauffman, Fred Koeng, Warren Stauffer, Martin Fidler, Mr. Bol-lingrerg The model Airplane Club was organized during the term by the pupils, under the direction of Mr. Bollinger. There are at present thirty members in the club. The purpose of this organization is to teach the boys the fundamentals underlying the construction of airplanes. Mr. Saj a, who is also a sponsor of the club, has offered valuable suggestions. Many scale models, as well as flying models, have been built. The club is divided into three groups, each group building a particular type of plane. ' In this Way, as many types as possible can be built. Con- tests will be held at various times to ascertain which type of plane is best adapted for endurance flights. We are aiming to produce a plane that will be Worthy of National Competition. OFFICERS President-Gardiner Paules Treasurer-Mark Smith Advisers-Mr. Bollinger, Mr. Saja fourly-four 'A .. -f--F . ,E H- A 'I 'i A H 774- i..........,...,. Pack Row, Left to Right-Joseph Hou-ck, Horace Men-ch-ey, Edward Holdsworth, Harold Hable, Carl Helt-sche, John Spicer, Charles Holdsworth, Jack Zimmerman, Rob- ert Garber, Paul Roye. ' -Q, Middle Row, Left to Right-Herbert McKinney, Breneman Shultz, William Gould, Cleon Yohe, George McGinness, Arthur Potter, Edgar Evans, John McCall, Floyd Shultz, Garner Klair, Abram Schlotthauer. g Front Row, Left to Right-Cleon Manley, John Heim, Charles Swartz, Frank Spare, Carl Studenroth, Benjamin Mimnall, James Deascenti, Marlin Lockard, Donald Mim- nall, Mr. Greene. The purpose of the Hi-Y club is To Create, Maintain, and Extend Throughout the School and Community High Standard of Christian Character. The clfub platform is clean living, clean speech, clean sports, and clean scholarship, and it is the duty of every boy to try to fulfill these measures. U The most important feature that the Hi-Y Club sponsored this year was the annual Father and Son 'Banquet held in St. John's Lutheran Church on the evening of Thursday, March 31. All those who attended will long remember the very interesting talk by Major Lynn G. Adams, -Supe-rintendent of the Pennsylvania State Police. Although the Hi-Y Club is only in its second year, it has grown rapidly and at the present time there are thirty-one members enrolled. i1, li-fi OFFICERS Vice President-Arthur Potter Secretary-Cleon Yohe Treasurer-Edgar Evans Sponsor-Mr. Greene President-George McGinne-ss fourty-five w i 5 1 J J H FIIINIIIE ENGHAVING BY YORK COLOR PLATE CO PHOTOGRAPHS BY WAKEFIELD. 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