Dallastown Area High School - Spectator Yearbook (Dallastown, PA)

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raduatiiKj Maud Nelson Markley Chorus. 3. 4; Spectator StafT. 4; Interclass Basketball. 3; Interclass Field Meet. 3. ► Maud has been a faithful follower of the Commercial course. She is one of the very capable secretaries of the class. Her particular subject is typing and we’re sure she’s an excellent typist. Maud is one of the more ambitious students who walk a great distance every day. Her hobbies include collecting bracelets, reading and dancing. Maud seems to have quite an interest in Jacobus. It couldn’t be anyone of the “male sex could it, Maud? Maud has not decided whether she will follow the Commercial path or become a nurse. Whatever you decide to do we extend to you, Maud, our best wishes for the future. Myrtle Louise Meck Chorus. 3. ► Myrt’’ wasn’t quite sure that she wanted to come back to school, but she finally made it, to the satisfaction of the class, for the class wouldn’t be the same without Myrtle. Blessed with thick, black hair and dark browr. eyes, “Meek is one of the natural beauties of her class. Whenever you hear a painful Ouch! during activities period, you know that those pesky boys are plagueing Myrtle again. A faithful follower of the Commercial course throughout her high school career, Mrytlc’s favorite subject seems to be shorthand. When asked about her special interest in the opposite sex, Myrt” smiles serenely and replies, I love them all. Her ambition is to become a secretary, and we wish her every success. Charlotte Romaine Mummert Interclass Basketball. 3; Basketball. 4; Interclass Field Meet. 3; Interscholastic Field Meet. 3; Chorus. 1. ► To someone who doesn't know Charlotte well, she seems to be quiet and studious; however, any one of her close friends can tell you that she’s really full of laughs and giggles. One of “Mummert's favorite hobbies is knitting, as one can tell by her colorful sweaters. When anyone inquires about the man in her life, Charlotte just smiles and says that there isn’t any, but we wonder. Charlotte has chosen the Commercial course, and has become one of the most efficient typists in the class. Charlotte hasn’t decided for certain what her future will be, but whatever she decides, she has our best wishes. Donald LeRoy Ness Stage Manager. 3; Chorus. 2. 4; Interclass Basketball. 1. 2. ► Donald, or Nessie,” as he is more frequently called, is one of our Vocational boys. Whenever we need steps for a play or props” for an assembly program, we call on Donald and he willingly lends his aid. Nessie’s” chief hobby seems to be sleeping, for whenever a class becomes too boring, a steady droning sound is heard and we know that Donald has dropped off again. Donald also likes to read comic books and whenever anyone wants to know what Superman was doing at a certain time, they can always count on Donald. “Nessie’s” foremost ambition is to be a technical engineer. Best of luck, Donald. 26

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Citus 1947 Ruth Alene Jennings Chorus. 3: F. H. A. Club. 4. ► This tall, blonde girl has been nicknamed “Ruthio” by her many friends. Ruthie is usually very quiet in the classroom. She is active in sports in our Physical Ed. class. She especially likes roller- skating. Home-Ec is her favorite subject. Ruth is bound to be a housewife in the near future. Her frequent trips to Felton make us sure of what we say. Her smile and laughter will do much for Ruth in the future. Her career is undecided now. No matter what you decide to do, Ruth, success is yours. The class extends best wishes to you. Doris Mae Kehr Spectator Staff. 4; Cheerleader. 1. 2: Class Secretary, 3; Chorus. 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus Librarian. 4: Music Festival. 1. 2. 3; Class Reporter. 1; F. H. A. Club Treasurer. 4; Assistant Librarian. 1. 2. 3. 4: F. H. A. Club. 4; Junior Play. 3: Senior Ploy. 4. ► Doris is the “cutie of the class—only five feet one . . . she is full of fun. Blessed with naturally curly hair and a sunny disposition, Doris is usually found among a group of giggling girls. Whenever anything is “on the fire,” we know that Doris is in on it. Found among Doris’ many hobbies are: reading, knitting, playing the piano, and a certain Senior boy. Kehr’s” dramatic ability has been dis- played in both class plays. Possessed of a beautiful alto voice, Doris took part in the annual Music Festival for several years. Doris’ ambition is to become a nurse and we know that her sunny smile will surely cure her patients. Glenn Donald Kinard Stage Manager. 3. 4; Chorus. 3. 4; Interclass Basketball. 3; Interscholastic Track. 3; Interclass Track. 3. ► Tall, handsome, with blonde curly hair; that’s Glenn! Glenn, better known as “Canelli” is one of the few Vocational boys of the class. Whenever you can’t find Glenn, he’s down in the Shop tinkering. “Canelli” has quite an artistic hand, as the scenery for the Senior Play very well proved. No one seems to know in what direction Glenn’s affections turn, for he keeps pretty quiet about it; however, he seems quite friendly with all the females of the class—as well as some outsiders! Glenn doesn’t know exactly what he’ll do after graduation, but whatever field he chooses, we know he’ll be successful. Cecilia Marie Klunk Senior Play. 4; Interclass Basketball, 3; Baketball. 4; Inter- class Field Meet. 3. ► When someone tells a joke in the classroom, “Katie” is still laughing five minutes later. Boys and sports do well in keeping Katie” busy. She loves movies and dancing. She has proven her dancing ability at class parties and dances. Her commercial studies keep her going. Shorthand is one of her favorite subjects in that course. When she is not busy with studies she is telling stories to those around her. She can always raise laughter from the group she’s with. Her ambition is to be a beautician. Keep smiling, Katie.” With that gay disposition of yours, the class hold no doubts for your success. '25

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 Gladys Romaine Poff Chorus. 3. ► Gladys is the red-head of the class. Having followed the Commer- cial course throughout her high school career, Gladys can frequently be seen pounding the keys of a typewriter in the Commercial Room. Gladys, or Poff” ns she is generally called, is quite fond of the navy blue uniform, especially if a certain member of the Class of '46 is wearing it. Whenever English class becomes boring, and you hear the sound of bees buzzing, you know Gladys is entertaining her neighbors again. “Poff’s” future plans include the hope of being a secretary, with a young, handsome boss. We wish her hearty success in her chosen field. Jacqueline Martha Reigart Student Council, 1; Basketball. 1; Class Play. 3. 4: Class President. 4; Chorus. 1. 3. 4; Music Festival. 3: Beacon. 2. 3. 4; Editoi-in-Chief. 4; Spectator Staff. 4. ► “Jackie,” the very capable and active president of the Senior class, is also Editor-inChief of the Beacon.” Her many duties in these capacities, however, do not interfere with her studies, for Jackie” is one of the outstanding students in the class. Even over the week-ends, Jackie” is kept busy working behind a counter at McCrory’s but she also finds time for reading, going to the movies, and playing the piano. Jackie” has followed the Academic Course through high school. Undecided about the future, the Class of ’47 wishes her every success in whatever she does. Harriet Patricia Sechrist Student Council. 1; Reporter. 1; F. H. A. Club. 4. ► Harriet, one of the tall girls of the class, may seem quiet to those who do not know her very well, but she is really very talkative. Her hobby is collecting snapshots while her favorite pastime is dancing and she is certainly good at it. Harriet specializes in jitter- bugging. Seakie” spends her week-ends with her family in High Rock. Harriet and June are inseparable friends when it comes to making their special trips to Playland in that maroon convertible, especially when “Seakie” is behind the wheel. Harriet has decided to be a beautician and we are sure that with her pleasing personality she will be a very successful one. Velma Mae Sechrist Beacon Staff. 4: Class Secretary. 2; Home Room President. 1. 2; Chorus. 1. 2. ► Although one of the more quiet girls of the class, Velma some- times indulges in pranks and then one can hear a hearty peal of laughter. Being a Commercial student, Velma is one of the able typists op. the “Beacon” staff. On her free evenings, Seakie” can frequently be found at Ness’s chatting with a certain fellow from Red Lion. Velma insists that ice-skating is her favorite sport, but when asked if she can skate, she replies, No, but I'm going to try it sometime.” Velma hopes to become a stenographer after she graduates and we wish her lots of good luck. '17