East Donegal High School - Yearbook (Maytown, PA)

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, 1 ' in ALICE ARLENE WASER F Y 4 t. ' .wwf 7'1 isr- - t 1, '.. - vi-iff ., ilu 5 x l ' fhzi' J. , A. -V w-si--gt. , 1 K ,F , ugyii --'Arm-54,6 mg l. ,' F 51,5 gdgxlpfia illlv' ul , , , .,. 1, , 1 , vf .Q4 3 ,Qin ,Wigs K.-, 4 yn '- mi. , V ft 21 'J1..,,,o I . J . . 'gf , z , ' . .L 7. V. J.. if mf'.i.'. ,A .K mc 45 .. at . ,F 5 - 1 if cz:- 'il Y? wx wr it fi' 'it i 3 , il isa- Q 3 llc-xarl. ' A ss, L, , 4 Qi RICHARD IAMES STARK Starky is the class giant, towering to the mighty height of six feet, He is best known for his love of tormenting his classmates, but he has also been a faithful patrolman, and a member of the Band and several clubs. His ambition? Well, he wants to become a Lieu- tenant in the Army Air Forces. Keep 'ern flying, Flichard! HELEN I ANE TRESSLER Helen is one of the athletic members of the class of '43, having won much glory on the girls' teams. Definitely an expert typist, she has been a great aid to the Beacon and has found time to devote to the Chorus. Add to all this a large dose of fun, and there you have Helens high school career. This petite, blue-eyed brunette with the sweet smile is a good worker, not only in her studies, but in extracurricular activities as well. She has taken part in a school play, Mixed Chorus, Beacon, Safety Patrol, and many May Days. A whizz in shorthand, she will undoubtedly be a capable and depend- able secretary. EZRA MILLER WOLGEMUTH Ezra is a lad with a quiet disposition. His dry humor makes him a pleasure to have around. He has been very successful in the F. F. A, as president of the 1942-43 organiza- tion, He was a member of the Senior Glee Club, Safety Patrol, and also a tenor in the F. F. A. quartette. Ezra will be remembered as a scientific farmer. Zin Memoriam CHARLES BEYERS September 1924-February 23, 1942 To Charles- who by the grace of God has the privilege of being a boy throughout Eternity. -Coolidge. Nin tlccn fi my g , xl s .t .grits-9-i ' a' gS5tt. K5 lg is - - X. K- X .- is-was it X1 -1 F is N21 xr 5-'Sis 5 Wi? R : N . . 5 K NSF' -- use -' , Q iv

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x ' 3 its Mn -'ssc ri 11 - gferg., i LILLIAN RUTH ROPKA Lillian is the younger of the Ropka sisters who joined our class in the tenth grade. Her cheery and winning smile has made her very popular among her classmates. A Home Economics major, Lillian has been very active in the art department, Safety Patrol, Beacon, and Typing and Red Cross clubs. May hap- piness be yours, Lillian. HORACE MICHAEL SEITZ Always ready with some kind of an answer, that's Horace. The seal at the top of this page is an evidence of his artistic talent. Once our class president, Horace also was a member of the Safety Patrol, soccer team, and the cheerleading squad. We know that his ability to talk himself out of any situation will serve him well. MARY ETHEL SHEARER Smile as you go through this world and you will miss none of the joys therein, is the attitude taken by this ever-smiling lass. Mary is one of those quiet people in class, but out- side of class she can be heard as much as any of us. She has been a Commercial major and has proved a faithful member of the Chorus. Success to you, Mary. ROBERT EUGENE SIPLING A small boy is Bob, whose administrative ability has earned him the presidency of the class and the vice-presidency of the Student Council. He is a versatile lad, active in all sports, a member of the Beacon staff, Chorus, and May Day Courts, with a scholastic ability which earned for him membership in the Na- tional Honor Society. Good luck to you, Bob. RUTH EVELYN SIPLING Here's another one of our promising secre- taries. Ruth is characterized by her peculiar sneeze and ever-ready giggle. Active in school plays, Chorus, Safety Patrol, and cheer- leading, she with her sweet personality has won many friends-of both sexes. Since she is one of the first of our class to find employ- ment, we feel confident of her success. RUTH LEHMAN SIVIITH Processional and Recessional were familiar words to Smithers, the school pian- ist. She was always an active member of Chorus, Student Government, Beacon, Honor Society, class secretary and physics class. Ruth plans to attend Elizabethtown College where she will major in languages. We feel certain that Ruth's aptness as a student will insure her success. Eighteen WN? X

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U1U1IP'I: O WO'-'ZCI rf1rvOZOnI'1:10w PIL' CDU! Front Row: Mr. Saylor, I. Houseal, I. Marley, W. Walters, F. Martin P. Sperla, I. Endslow, I. Engle, Rl E. Charles. Third Row: I. Arndt A. Musser, R. Stark, G. Brubaker, R. Drager, K. Forry, B. Hawthorne, E. Eshleman K. Gallagher, I. Beshler, G. Sload. Second Row: I. Brubaker, G. Stotz, H. Musser Kaley, C. Weidman, M. Mowrer, V. Hoffmaster, A. Wolgemuth, H. Garber, R. Hess .I Wittel, C. Nentwig, E. Marley, M. Good, H. Aungst, W. Kendig, G. Maloney, O Wolgemuth, L. Sweigart, E. Miller, I. McCauley, E. Zink, B. Rice, K. Gephart. i Front Row: Mr. Dutfey, I. Fletcher, E. Roberts, D. Shuman, N. Bucher, I. Staufter, P. Crowl, D. Shearer, I. Baker, L. Erb, D. Baker, B. Singer, M. Forry, A. Longenecker, R. Trego, E. Sollenberger, M. Ernenheizer. Second Row: I. Martin, M. Sawadsky, D. Arnold, H. Fletcher, M. Reich, E. Shank, I. Snyder, I. Heisey, B. Robinson, D. Roland, M. Moore, R. Hess, D. Kibler, M. Frady, H. Siegrist, L. Nissley, R. Brubaker, L. Yiengst, G. McMullen, D. Hess. Third Row: C. Hershey, I. Wolgemuth, M. Gutshall, M. Barr, L. Heisey, I. Houseal, E, Mowrer, I. Rensel, M. Wagner, R. Eshelman, H Knisley, C. Demmy, L. Smith, W. Walters, I. Landis, R. Forney, P. Weiser, I. Arndt, S. Nissley, R. Greider, W. Wolgemuth, I. Watt. Twenty