East Donegal High School - Yearbook (Maytown, PA)

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-wi? 'N 'i 47.0, -4 Q s, - ' if ict o YQQ1 . ser. rs .,.t -, .-. -j 1 4 f In ,id il 3 an i i ' .ii tif, ' o 55 ' W V GENEVIEVE MARIE DOUGLAS The class of '43 gained a valuable member when Pug decided to enter E. D. H. S, dur- ing her lunior year. She showed her ability V in the field of journalism by holding down the position of Feature Editor of the Beacon, and Q also proved an outstanding commercial stu- QQ dent, capably filling an after-school position. f, ' L May your success continue, Genevieve. RHELDA IUSTINE ESHELMAN Strong, determined, and really true blue, W, 1 W 1,5 V, scholastic and extracurricular-has felt the I , A 5 7 I ' touch of her ability and has profited thereby. H 4 ' X Thus Rhelda was always busy with Patrol work, Beacon, Yearbook, or something simi- lar. We know her success in her profession will equal or better that of her school career. 5 IOYCE MARGUERITE FRYBERGER 'lAsk Ioycef' was always the answer to any question concerning school activities. She was editor of the Beacon, president of Student Council, member of the Safety Patrol and of many play casts. She didn't confine herself to extracurricular activities only, as her mem- bership in the National Honor Society shows. We are sure the medical profession will wele come you, loyce. IOHN MARLIN GEIBE A vigorous little blond with a joke behind his smile, and mischief shining in his blue eyes--'thats lay. He served efficiently sev- eral times as a class officer and took part in ,,t,,, v the Typing Club Although the agriculture course has fitted him as a Future Farmer of . America, lay feels that at present the Navy ' holds greater opportunities for him. ,af ,. I 'F' -R .. ,gi iii ' Euvisn LEROY GUTSHALL One of the more quiet Seniors, but one with unlimited pep-that's Elm, who is always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. Sports and current events seem to claim his attention. His pleasant manner has acquired for him many friends. As one who has been with us for twelve years, we wish him the best of everything. IOHN EDWARD HAINES Here he comes-no, there he goes! That was Eddie, who can be counted on to be the life of any party. A member of the Safety Patrol and Band, Eddie has also proved of invaluable aid to the basketball, baseball, and soccer teams. Indeed, he is the class of '43's outstanding athlete. His engaging man- ner insures his success. Tliirtcczi thats Rhelda. lust about every activity- i -f Q t w 21571 QA 1 ws' Y' ., r W W, Y , My ,, f!f:46!,. V ff ffpyf ' f f 54' f , s. me N t 1. It : qi X K- X. 1 SX xi if 35 , x it 5 5 wW.,Lf,ff ' . ' 52' 1' l ff I' 0 ,vs , g,:'Z 1ff 4' 'A' f A mg, fm , xg, f' ,224 , f, . ,ffm J . rf Q f ' 5 1 W, W I ff if I7 9 ii x . f we tits xen- , . t 5 is X- ' iii K sk Z-,Six

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IU NE ELIZABETH ADAMS Iune's jolly and charming personality has won her numerous friends in her two years here. Her Have you finished your French? is a familiar question in the morning. Oper- ettas, Chorus and the Safety Patrol have been enriched by her presence. We're sure that with a disposition such as yours, Iune, only happiness is in store. DAVID HERBERT BOWERS A fine athlete best describes Herb, who has been an invaluable aid to the basketball, baseball, and soccer teams. One of the musi- cal members of the class, he was a member of both the Orchestra and Band, and first tenor in the Senior Glee Club. Engineering is David's goal in life, and we wish him success. RALPH HERR BRADLEY Ralph, a chap who comes from Donegal Springs, has been with us for twelve years. He was a member of the F. F. A., Dramatic Club, Chorus, and also found time to play soccer. His keenest interest seems to be scouting, and he has taken a Iunior Scout Master's course. Let a daily good deed ac- company you through life, Ralph. PAULINE REBA BULLER MARIAN I ANE BR ANDT Here's a really friendly and cheerful girl, Marian makes and keeps friends easily. Al though her main interest is sports, she was also a member of the Senior High Chorus, Safety Patrol, and May Day courts. She is one of the members of the class who have been with us for twelve years. Success to you, Marian, in all your endeavors. 'Want to hear a good joke? queries Paul- ine, one of the most talkative members of the class. This ability helped make her the out- standing magazine salesman of the school for three years. Sports have been one of her main interests. Her four-day school week will need lengthening when she reaches her goal -enlistment in the WAAC. LEROY IACOB DIETZ You might as well enjoy life while you're young, says Leroy and goes nonchalantly on his way. Leroy joined us in the Fall of l942 after a year's illness. We have enjoyed his presence in our class. Interested in making small articles of wood, Leroy has become skillful with a jig-saw. Our best wishes go with him always. Twelve Q'

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in-I BETTY IANE HEIIVIEL Want a good secretary? Here she is! Ac- tive in Chorus, Beacon, Safety Patrol, and Student Council, she also was a member of the basketball and hockey teams and has won for the class many points in May Days competition. Efficiency in all phases of com- mercial work will win her a position in her chosen field. MARGARET MARY HENRY 'Tis true that she is much inclined to chin and talk with all mankindf This is Margie, who has kept things moving in the Class of Forty-Three. Margie's ability to portray character parts has made many a school play. The Band Cas majorettef, Beacon, Safety Patrol, and Chorus have also been aided by her presence. Happiness to you, Margie, ANNA PAULINE HERSHEY A blonde in the true sense of the word- that's Pauline, one of our majorettes. She was not heard much in the classroom, but that changed on the athletic field. Music, sports, and dramatics were her chief interests. If Pauline is as enthusiastic in her future work as she was in hockey, we know she will succeed. MARTHA IANE HESS This is Martha, one half of the duet that has been puzzling us for years. In her twelve years at East Donegal, Martha lane has made herself an important member of our class Her main interests seemed to be in dramatics and music, although she also played hockey and appeared in two May Day pageants. Good luck, twin MARY ARLENE HESS Here's our class poet and one of our few students Extracurricularly, she's been a member of the Safety Patrol, Beacon staff, Student Council, Chorus, and National Honor Society. A quiet, unassuming manner, but a willing and efficient worker, that's Mary. This should bring her success in her chosen pro- fession-nursing. You deserve the best of everything, Mary. RACHEL ANN HESS Here is the other half of that puzzling duet. As a member of Safety Patrol, Chorus, and the hockey team, Rachel has proved her de- pendability. She has also taken part in school plays and May Day activities. Rachel's gen- ial personality has won her many friends and will help her on the road to success. Fourteen