East Berlin High School - Reflector Yearbook (East Berlin, PA)

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ed to return to her childhood tricks, and took the measles . March, 1938 - Senior Supper held in Red Men s Hall - a great success. April, 1938 - Charles Price, Mildred Wisler, and several oth- ers won honors at the Adams Co. Forensic Music League Contest. April 18, 1938 - All but one left for a three-day trip to Washington, D. C. May 6, 1938 - Juniors treat us to a Farewell Party in the Gymnatorium. The first attempt to dance in the new building - (We think it was the first at- tempt for many of the party, too) “WowI Get off my corns, please I May 18, 1938 - Class Night. May 20, 1938 -Grande Finale- COMMENCEMENT for 38 thirty-eight- ers. Mildred Wisler (Historian) COOPERATION U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY BOATS STEADY BOYS LIBRARIANS Thelma Ruppert, Dorothy Hoffman, Dorothy Zeigler, Helen Sinner, Betty Biesecker, Frances Grove, Arlene Mummert, Lucille Frye, Jennie Mae Jaoobs Page 12

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Marie Berkheimer; Treas., Helen Sinner ;Historian, Mildred. WIsler. When August 30, 1937 arrived v e were all very anxious to re- turn to good old E.B.H.S. as DIG- NIFIED SENIORS for our final year of study and enjoyment. After renewing old acquaintances, we a- gain drifted into our regular schedule which seemed very com- plicated for the first few days. V e welcomed to our class, Frances Grove from Wellsville R.S., who came here to finish her fourth year, Kenneth Crook and Dick Bosserman who thought they would enjoy high school life a little longer and graduate with the class of 1938. Don Jacobs was lost because of insufficient credits for the role of a DIGNIFIED SENIOR . Several of us were fortunate enough to be members of the High School Band begun this year. Al- though it is still in its infancy we all feel sorry for not being able to remain in this organiza- tion any longer. But we part with our hope for it to become a great band. This year Vocational Agri- culture was added, under the di- rection of S. W. Hosier. This proved of great interest to some of the boys of our class. The enrollment at the begin- ning of this year was again 168. Our faculty has increased to sev- en, E. II. Gruver, Supervising Principal, J. W. Bankert, W. E. Black, R. G. Eustice, Margaret M. Leas, S. V • Hosier and Ian the G. Smith. Senior basketball stars in- cluded Janet Adamson, Erma Meng- es, Annette Roberts, Helen Sin- ner (manager), Ralph Jacobs, Ken- neth Burgard and James Eisenhart (manager). The following officers were elected: Pres., Richard Gross; V. Pres., Donald Morrison; Secy., Helen Sinner; Treas., Jennie Mae Jacobs ;Historian, Mildred V isler. Mr. Bankert acted as our sponsor for the past three years. V e selected as our class motto, Out of the harbor; into the deep 1; our colors, Powder blue Gold; our flowers, 1Yellow roses and blue sweet peas’. THE CLASS CALENDAR Sept., 1934 - ’Weiner Roast held at Farmers Grove. Oct.. 1934 - Hallowe’en Par- ty held at the home of Bernice Gise. Jan., 1935 - We all enjoyed a sleighing party to the home of Marie Be riche imer. March, 1935 - Several of us were victims of ’German Measles . Sept., 1935 - Weiner Roast held in Hoffman’s Woods. Oct., 1935 - A hobo hike Hallowe’en party at the home of John S. Baker, for the entire school. Jan., 1936 - Sleighing party to the home of Marie Berkhelmer, for our class. Sept., 1936 - Our weakling, poor ’Hattie’ was stricken with appendicitis. Oct., 1936 - Hallowe’en par- ty at the home of Marie Berkheim- er. March, 1936 - ’Hattie’ had a kidney stroke. April, 1937 - Several of us journeyed to Altoona to assist our orchestra in the State Foren- sic and Music League Contest. May, 1937 - V e gave the class of 37 a real ’Farewell Party . June, 1937 - V e received our rings. This was the second year for standardized rings. Sept., 1937 - We sponsored a ’Weiner Roast in Calvin Wis- ler’s woods. All ’freshies’ were appropriately initiated into the mysterious realms of ’Dignity and Knowledge’. Nov., 1937 - V e held a Hal- lowe’en Party in the Jr. 0. U. Af M. Hall, Hampton, with ’Hattie’ Winand as hostess. Feb., 1938 - We had our pic- tures taken for the Annual, at Poist’s Studio, Hanover. Feb., 1938 - ’Hattie’ decid- Page 11

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JUNIOR CLASS FRONT ROW: Miss Ianthe Smith, sponsor, Mildred Altland, Dorothy Kunkel, Hylone Bubb, Helen Weaver, Rosalie Berkheirner, Ireno Jacobs, Dorothy Zeigler, Phyllis Witter, Arlene Kunmert, Maxine Hanme, Edna Thomas, SECOND ROW:Mary Louise Baker, Miriam Kaxmne, Gerald Krout, Barlett Zeigler, Melvin Frye, Wayne Hanme, Theodore Anderson, Donald Jacobs, Clair Wehler, Merle Eisenhart, Leona Frye, Elda Sowers, BACK ROW: Donald Trimmer, Walter Baker, Walter Carper, Mark Binder, Rich- ard Hoffman, Daniel Leinhart, LaVere Wrights, Charles Roser, John Gentzler, Carlton Jacobs, William Ruth, Kevin Baker, David Keckley. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRONT ROW: Miss Margaret Leas, sponsor, Clair Gross, Doris Lal'.aster, Ruth Krout, Wyleen Groupe, Kathryn Anderson, Hilda Duncan, Regina Jacobs, Helen Jane Kunrert, Raymond Hoffman, SECOND ROV.'iAdath Philips, Kathryn Koopert, Ethel Spahr, Kathryn Krall, Fai- ry Hanme, Dorothy Hoffman, Wilma Jones, Marie Kaverstock, Erlene Hoover, Loraino Ruth, Elizabeth Krall, Dorothy Walton, Violet Rodgers, Ardella Wolf, BACK ROW; Harry Albers, Daryl Sebright, Curvin Smith, Harold Bosserman, Earl Zeigler, Fred Shetter, George Alvine, Kelson Schimmel, Wil- liam Behler, Ralph Hull, John Berkheirner, William Burgard, Arthur Shank, William Elgin. (John Hodgson and Bernice Roland absent) Page 13