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1927 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 ALUMNI IN SERVICE -Edward Klingaman. -Lester Linebaugh, Geeorge May, Sherman Stambaugh. -Hazel May, Orville Myers, Paul Straley. -Marvin Diller, Charles Zinn. -Dale Baughman, Ellis Himes, Kenneth Melhorn. -Michael Bievenour, George Bollinger, Jay Rutter Gross, Ray Lynn. -Frederick Becker, Raymond Bubb, Charles Coble, Ralph Deardorff, Floyd Hamme, John Hege, Gorman Kauffman, Mildred Reichley. 1935-Rodney Berkheimer, Marlin Laird, Luther Ranhauser, Portis Smith. 1936-Kenneth Crone, Sherman Fry, Fahs March, Ellis Meisenhelter, Jacob Spahr. 1937-Spurgeon Crone, Richard Davis, Earl Elicker, Robert Heuter, Glenn Julius, John King, Paul Laird, Lewis Lauer, Richard March, Leroy Sherman, Henry Spangler, Walter Warner, Edward Wentz. 1938-Lois Brown, Franklin Hege, George Klepper, Bruce Leathery, Donald March? Chester Meisenhelter, 1939-Lewis Bentzel, Calvin Edleblutefk William Emig, Ray Gross, Lloyd Henry, Clara Neiman, Paul Schrum, Ralph Slothower, Philip Stouch, George Tolbert, Gene Wentz, Richard Wilt. 1940-George Beschler, Clayton Crawford, Casper Funke, Jr., John Henry, William Hess, Robert Lentz, George Miller, Carl Ranhauser, Clair Schlosser, Eugene Stumpf, Elwood Swartzbaugh, Kenneth Wilt. 1941-Harry Beyer, Leroy Bievenour, Eugene Border, Warren Brillhart, Weldon Brunk, Calvin Dentler, Robert Funke, Ralph Goodwin, Russel Kost, Kenneth Laird, Kenneth Landis, George Leckrone, Jr., Charles Meisenhelter, Gene Myers, Clair Neiman, Clair Ruppert, Norman Sigel, Walter Weaver, Wil- son Wean, Miller Westerhold, Jr. 1942-Edward Bubb, J. Wilmer Crawford, Charles Detter, Jr., Marshall Dunavin, Carl Fink, Floyd Gross, Ralph Gross, Mack Hershey, Robert Hoff- man, Franklin Lamparter, John Lauer, Jr., Eugene Paules, Thomas Quickel, Norman Reinhardt, Darvin Snellbaker, Ralph Zinn. 1943-Dale Barnhart, Charles Drawbaugh, Stuart Funke, Paul Hoffman, David Lehigh, Reba Mae Lieb, Jacob Livingston, John Reisinger, Stewart Sheffer, Richard Shellenberger, Ray Smith, Junior Spahr, Herbert Spangler, Glenn Stare, Blaine Yost. 1944-George Eyster, Robert Fickes, Stewart Gross, Glenwood Harlacher, Eugene Laughman, Glenn Meisenhelter, John Nagle, Cecil Wolverton. ' Killed in action. 24 The 1945 Memoscope
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1 i FRESHMEN, B SECTION First row. left to right--Velva Sutphin, Delores Metzel. Bessie Schaffner, Marie Wentz, Lujetta Waughtel, Eleanor Myers, Lois Miller, William Neff, John Waughtel, Faye Miller, Anna Mae Shellenberger, Betty Stambaugh. Arla Spahr, Betty Lentz, Judith Oberlander, Delores Snyder. Second row, left to right-Niles Shearer, Ray Ness, Robert Wiley, William Mummert, Warren Miller, Glenn Reeling, Clair Zinn, Arthur Weigle, Ralph Snellbaker, Robert Nogle, Ray Shipley, Raymond Updegraff, Donald Myers, Richard Tolbert. Bruce Walton, Allen Seiple, Walter Sheifer, George Stare, Miss Ethel Trimmer, advisor. FRESHMEN Santa and the Mouse, was recited by George Laird. A short play was pre- sented called, Poor Papa's Christmas Neckties. Those in the cast Were: Mama Keane, Velva Sutphin: Maude, Alma Jacobs: Ben, Jacob Eisenhardt: Dorothy, Betty Lentzg Papa Keane, Scott Emig. A'The Night Before Christmas, was recited by Raymond Bechtel. Popcorn squares, peanuts, and tangerines were served as refreshments. Carols were sung and Santa distributed the gifts. Everyone present was the recipient of a gift purchased by some student. At the end of the program there was a short Truth or Consequences with the oflicers of each class as the contestants. Jack Codd acted as master of cere- monies. The high spot of the program was a Consequence Trio by George Emig, Merel Messinger, and Harry Little. During the year the members of the class participated actively in all sports and social events. Several boys and girls played on the Varsity and Jr. High Varsity basketball teams. One member of the class had a role in the High School play. Also many Freshmen were seen at the dances sponsored by the Home Economics Club and the French Club. Everyone agreed that as Fresh- men they had great fun but as Sophomores -1-I Keep your eyes on the Class of 1948! The 1945 Memoscope 23
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