East Donegal High School - Yearbook (Maytown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1944 volume:

N kv QM Mmm -mei' e rw ,Q . W-54 ,. 'gs' X - -:Fi ., ,iq K -ww 14 , .1 -5 I ,W 'rw D19 1944 DGNEGAUAN BUSINESS MANAGER E A? Published by THE SENIOR CLASS EAST DONEGAL TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Maytown, Pennsylvania ,A 1 7'a'zeufo'wl i if if Our days at East Donegal, filled with tasks and hopes, are reflected in this, our DONEC-ALIANY With the publication of this book our school career comes to an end. This is the last time we, the class of '44, will be together. We are stepping into a world which needs our most devout mental, physical, and social abilities. We shall keep this DONECALIAN as a remem- brance ot our high school years. ELLA MAE ZINK Editor YEARBOOK STAFF j. Endslow, j. Engle, E. M. Zink, lvl. Good, j. McCauley, l. Wittel, 1. Beshler, K. Gallagher, E. Hawthorne. TIITIT 60,1 ten td 'kit Foreword .,... Dedication ,....,. Administration ,. Faculty .,....,., Seniors .,r,r juniors .,....... Sophomores ..... Freshmen ,.,..4.,..,...... , ,..,......,.. , Seventh and Eighth Grades ,.,... Safety Patrol ,.,., ,.,...,..i,........ .... Beacon ................,...i.,,..................... Student Council, Honor Society .,..,... Band, Senior High Chorus ,..,,.,,..... C-irls' and Boys' Cilee Clubs .,.,. F. F. A. and Cheerleaders i.i.,. Senior High Basketball ,.,.,. junior High Basketball .,..., Hockey ...t....,i,..,..........,...... ,.,. Snapshots .i..,.......i.,..,.,,.,...,t,.t... ....,. Tempus Fugit lClass Historyl .,.,,i. Class Cartoons .......... .,...i...i.,.i.... Class Will ,,,.... Snapshots ...,. Who's Who ....... . Snapshots ..t. Autographs . Four pecfication iii We, the class of 1944, dedicate this, THE DONEGALIAN, to those members of our class who are now serving in the Armed Forces. To each and every one of them we wish the best of luck as we look forward to their speedy return. ik PVT. ROBERT L. KALEY ERNEST MILLER Afs asf We PVT. WILBUR KENDIG lleft for service after book went to printer! Five ADMINISTRATION iii' KV' DR. 1. WADE BINGEMA . MR- SAMUEL F- FWMONS Supervising Princi aI I-hgh SCIIIIOI Prmclpd Bookkeeping A Agrlculfure L T E BOARD OF EDUCATION A 2 ------ 9-vl'lM2! Mr. William Youngg Dr. E. K. Tingley, vice-presidentg Frank H. Strickland, presidentg Henry W. Musserg Mervin Brandt, secretary, Six MR. A. ROSS HOUSEAL Senior Class Advisor History, Government MISS MARY F. STRICKLER History, Physical Education MISS DELINA HEISS Typing, Office Practice, Shorthand FACULTY MISS MARY E. BAKER History, English MR. JOHN G. HART History, Physical MISS GRACE HENDERSON Geography, History, English MR. RALPH E. COLEMAN Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics MRS. MARIE HARTMAN Art MISS MARY E. LEACHEY Latin, English, Librarian FACULTY I , I V ' MRS. ADDIE R. PARKER MISS CAROL School Nurse Home , MR. EUGENE SAYLOR Music MRS. SHECKART MR. OLIVER K. SNYDER K MRS. GAIL CORRIGAN Science Industrial Arts Dental Hygienist ,xf',,g..?lg , - '!f,f ,,, MISS THELMA TAYLOR MISS LYDIA WAGNER Mathematics English, French, Spanish G f K SE IORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS if if if President ...,.......,,...A.. james Endslow Vice-President .. .....,,.A.,. Merle Good Secretary ..,..,....,. Kathryn Gallagher Treasurer .........,. . loanne McCauley K. Gollogher, J. Endslow, J. McCauley, M. Good. CLASS POEM if if if We enjoyed our days at school, But often disobeyed the rule, So we could have a little fun, After classes had begun. To our teachers we give thanks For putting up with all our pranks, For teaching us to read and write, For helping us to be polite. To our school we bid adieu, Where'er we roam, we'll think of you. Thy praise we'll sing for evermore. Haill From the class ot forty-tour. RUTH HESS Ten 1, , J. 9 C-3 S I F -l JAMES ARNDT sembly l 2 3, 4, Airplane Club l, Eddy Duchln of the Senior class . . . slender dancing and boxing are his favorite pastimes . . always up on the latest news melancholy . . . dislikes JANET BESHLER Cheerleader 3, Safety Patrol 4, Feature Editor, Donegolian 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Li- brary l, 4, May Day l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, School Play 3. Besh is the only fn the class . . . her heart . has freckles , . , :ial stu- dent . . , -.I HARRY AU NGST Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Assembly 4. One of the basketball and baseball stars . . . magnetic personality . . . won wres- tling award at Franklin and Marshall Col- lege . . . likes a certain Irish lass . . . dislikes redheads. JOHN HENRY BRUBAKER Chorus 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President of Class 3. A deep, sonorous voice . . . curly black hair . . . valuable member of the F. F. A. . . . zealous . . . likes to debate . , . dis- Q xx RICHARD DRAGER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, May Day l, 3, Chorus l, Class Assembly l, 4. The shortest Senior lad . . . active mem- ber ot the basketball and baseball squads . . . blonde, blue eyes . . . friendly , . . a regular guy . . . dislikes English. JAMES ENGLE Assembly 3, 4, School Play l, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Art Editor, Beacon 4, Band l, 2, May Day l, 3, Art Editor, Donegalian 4. Sure, l'lI do it--sometime, this is Jim . . . nonchalant . , . eats cloves in class . . . horses are his hobby . . . Better late than never suits him to a T . . . dis- likes deadlines. Lal Tw 0 lvl: Q M' . if JAMES ENDSLOW Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Assem- ,tw bly l, 2, 3, 4, School Play l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, May Day 2, 3, Business Manager, Donegalian 4. The Einstein of the Senior class . . . one of the gifted quartet . 4 . plays an ac- cordion . . . dislikes women and the OPA. EFFIE RUTH ESHLEMAN Beacon 3, Copy Editor 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Hockey 2, 4, Cafeteria l, 2, May Day 3, Typing Club l, 3, Class Assem- bly 2, School Play Committee 4, Honor Society 4. One of our most promising students . . . cheerful , . . an asset to the hockey team . , . a certain lad from Mt, J0y takes up most of her time . . . dislikes oysters. ol S-nr i xf tl 1 fi KATHRYN GALLAGHER Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, 4, Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Honor Society Secretary 3, 4, School Play l, 4, Dramatic Club l, May Day l, 2, 3. Here she comes-no, there she goes . . . active . . . an apt student, usually the only Senior on the A honor roll . . , expert commercial student . . . dislikes be- ing teased, MERLE GOOD Elizabeth, N. J.: Chorus l, Orchestra 1, 2, Football l, 2, E. D. H. S.: Chorus 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 4, School Play 3, 4, May Day 3, Vice-President of Class 4. Goes skunk hunting . . , interested in cars and a certain Junior girl . . . courteous . . . sings second tenor . . . formerly from New Jersey . . . dislikes pigtails and chocolate. J o- Lf JJ Thirteen ELIZABETH GEPHART Safety Patrol 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Library l, 4, May Day 2, 3, School Play Commit- tee 3, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Typing Club I, 3, Home Economics Club 2. Waitress at the Farm Diner . . , tall . . . home economics major . . . wholesome . . . likes ice cream . . , dislikes being inter rupted while eating. HARVEY GROSH Helm: President of the F. F. A., Cho- rus l, 2. Quiet . , . was with us only one semester . . . comes from Helm . . . likes farming . . is excellent in physics. F .. rr ,, m,i4 A Jfwvdiwi-.ws l w mf -I X' 1' sl IQ?.2:1f2513g,I,If'2I'i:QEiQ,.,:-:g,g'g' i 541 fr' .' .25 -':L.1:5 ' . ei-ii:-:.::.:.:::i:: :, 1. '- - 1 22: 1 '-wwgb in I' ' ' ' -I.. Q .:. . 1 - ' .fy- 'i-,. . .. ,.,. , ug . . ., - .,g:?1'1-'?I-5.' l 'as j,x F Vi ,,,,i 9 Q15- V7 l X , ' 'l 5 I y i X ELIZABETH HAw'rHoRNEA',,,if 1 -1 RUTH Hess I Chorus l, 2, Beacon 2, Circulation Man- ager 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, Lieutenant 4, Hockey 2, Captain 4, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Typing Club l, School Play Committee 4, Basket- ball 4, May Day 3, Class Assembly 2, 4, Student Council 2, Secretary 3, 4. l944's outstanding girl athlete . . . stu- Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 4, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, School Play Committee 3, 4, Typing Club l, Home Economics l, 2, May Day 2, 3. Nothing stirs Het's pleasant personality . . . industrious . . . a whiz at algebra , , . likes chicken salad sandwiches . . . dislikes sewing. if dious , . . commercial student . , . pretty blue eyes . . . dislikes flirty girls and mushy boys. VELMA HOFFMASTER Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 4, Li- brary l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 3, 4, School Pianist 4, May Day l, 3, Typing Club l, 3, JAMES HOUSEAL Photography Club l, May Day 3. Drives a Plymouth coupe . . , reckless . . ' terested in aviation . . . likes shop Class Assembly 2, 3, 4. A A Clfgnkes mgebrc Class pianist . . . rosy cheeks . . , happy- go-lucky , . . interested in commercial work . . . likes to chew gum . . . dislikes phys- ics class. ' 1 -Q1' 4, Fourteen S-nr ROBERT KALEY Baseball, catcher l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, May Day 3. Now serving in the Army Air Force . . . quiet . . . likes a Senior named Grace . . , stocky . . . dislikes his sergeants at camp. GEORGE MALONEY Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, May Day 2, 3, Airplane Club l. Most handsome Senbr y , . . jovial keeps mice in his pocket occa- lv Irish Q tn nn tn Flnrin Qirxnnl ii x i Fillevn WILBUR KENDIG Baseball 3, Safety Patrol 4, Chorus l, May Day 3, Dramatic Club l. Now in the Army . . . dry wit . . , im- partial . . . likes to argue in history class . . 4 teases . . . dislikes tests. EUGENE MARLEY Baskerbaii 1, 2, 3, 42 Safety Patrol 3, 4, May Day 3, Airplane Club I. Basketball referee . . . independent . . likes moonlight and girls . . , reserved . . dislikes milk. Marietta: School Paper, l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Girl Reserve l, 2, School Play l, 2, E. D. H. S.: Beacon 3, May Day 3, Librarian 3, Long blonde tresses . . , hails from Mari- etta . . . snappy dresser . . . plans to settle on a farm someday . . . frank. JOANNE McCAULEY Beacon 2, Sports Editor 3, Editor 4, Stu- dent Council, President 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Class Secretary lj School Play 4, Library l, 4, Assistant Editor, Done- galian 4, Magazine Campaign Captain I, Dramatic Club 2, Assembly 4, Photography Club lj Class Treasurer 4, Faculty Assem- bly Committee 4. Executive ability . . . has won medals for expert swimming . . . personality plus . . . enjoys running around . . , likes solid music . . , dislikes catty women. Q-or Sixteen if v li 5' if ff FLORENCE MARTIN Chorus l, 2, 3, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club l, 2, May Day l, 2, 3, Safety Patrol 4, Band 3, 4, Assembly l, 2, 4, Pho- tography Club l. Lang eyelashes , . . fair complexion . . . likes to keep scrapbaoks . . . favorite food is dill pickles . . . likes tall, dark, and hand- some men . . . dislikes cowboy music. ERNEST MILLER Tiny is at present a gob in the Navy . . never a dull moment . . . intelligent . . . interested in women . . . has a sense of humor . . . dislikes discipline. l 1 U lil, I' fi vi, .I 5.7, ,X t if. .LV FRANK MORTON Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 ?oc3er325 Airplane Club l, 2, 35 May Day Hap is one of the sportsmen of our class . . . wears flashy ties . . . congenial . . , makes nightly trips to Mt. Joy . . . favorite class is shop . . . dislikes gossipers. ARAM MUSSER Baseball Z, 35 Soccer 25 May Day l, 35 Dramatic Club l, Short, dark-haired lad . . . lively . . . can be found most any evening at the Farm Diner . . . has a way with women . . . dis- likes anything dealing with physics class. I r I . ' I L l MI LDRED MOWRER May Day i, 2, 35 Safety Patrol 35 Cafe- teria 2, 35 Hockey 45 Art Club l5 Basket- ball 4. Active in sports . . . participated in seve eral May Day courts . . . pleasant manner . . . demure . . . dislikes algebra. HARRY MUSSER F. F. A, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 May Day 35 Dramatic Club l5 Chorus l. One af the quiet members of the class . . . bashtul . . . good student . . . likes apple pie . . . raises pigs . . , dislikes olives. l Sr'1fm1ln'i1 9 4 9 2-F' Q A I ll XX J xx CLYDE NENTWIG HAROLD NEY Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Airplane Club Mt. Joy: Rifle Club l, 2, 35 Wrestling I, l5 May Day 3. 2, 35 E. D. H. S.: May Day 3. i Excellent carpenter . . , his Army Air Knows his history . . . formerly from Mt. Force Wings . , . slender . . . reckless . . . Joy High . . . sense of humor . . . carefree likes blondes , . . dislikes stout women, . . . Short, blonde, Gnd Stout . . . likes brunettes . . . dislikes English classes. WILMER OBERHOLTZER BETTY LARUE RICE Baseball 2, 35 Wrestling 3, 45 May Day Safety Patrol 45 Cafeteria 3, 45 Chorus 35 Airplane Club l. l, 2, 35- May Day l, 2, 35 Carol Service 25 A wolf in sheep's clothing . , . excels in Dmmohc Club l' mathematfcs . , . the Air Force for him . . . Black hair . . . dewy eyes . . , tall , . . lfkes to sleep . . . teases . . . dislikes mirthful . . . likes tall, dark, and handsome sausage. men . . . dislikes girls who swoon at Sina- tra's voice. X. Y I' if iff ff iw Eigli tcmi 1 X i 0 ss -1: -,., GRACE SLOAD Chorus l, 2, 4, Safety Patrol 4, Library 2, School Play Committee 3, 4, May Day I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club lg Home Economics Club lp Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. This is Grace, Bob Kaley's better half . . . petite , . . lots of fun . , , likes the :ir Force , . , dislikes males with blonde air. RALPH STARK Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Airplane -Club lg May Day 3. speaking voice . . . dark eyes . . , stature . . , loves to eat , . . . . . likes to wear a hot . , . dis- 910' 9 5 A I : I 'I 0 Xiizelmfn l PAUL LEROY SPERLA Safety Patrol 4, Baseball 3, Basketball 2, May Day l, 3, Magazine Campaign Cap- tain 3, Debating Club lg Chorus l. One of the inseparable trio from Irish- town . . . always ready for a good argu- ment . . , generous . . . falls asleep in pre-flight class . , . dislikes the lunches served in the cafeteria. MARIAN EILEEN WALTERS Chorus l, 3, Safety Patrol 4, Library l, 2, 3, 4, School Play Committee 3, 4, May Day 2, 35 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club lg Dramatic Club 2, Loves to laugh . . . always cheerful . . . does excellent still-life drawings . . . likes to read . . . dislikes history. f I X U f' 1 ,I fx A luv' ' ii CATHERINE WEIDMAN Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 School Play Committee 45 Cafeteria 45 May Day 3, Quiet . . . domestic . . . friendly blue eyes . , . enjoys driving a car . . . dis- likes watermelon. AN NA MARTHA WOLGEMUTH Safety Patrol 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 35 Cafeteria 2, 3, 45 Library 25 School Play Committee 45 May Day 35 Home Economics Club l. Dark, wavy hair . , . friendly manner . . . pleasant, but quiet . . . likes to cook . . . dislikes serving the teachers at lunch- time, U' it' Tzvcnty Ln X, W JOHN HENRY WITTEL Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Vice-President of Class 35 May Day l, 2, 35 Sports Editor, Done- galian 45 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 45 Assembly 45 Chorus l5 School Play 3. Give me a quart or two-of milk lHootie's lunchl . . . excels in sports . . . a Casanova . . . spends Saturday nights dancing . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . redheads are definitely taboo. ELLA MAE ZINK Editor, Donegalian 45 Assistant Editor, Beacon 3, 45 Safety Patrol 3, Lieutenant 45 Student Council 45 May Day 2, 35 Library 2, 45 School Play 45 Magazine Campaign Captain 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club l, 25 Home Economics Club l5 Assembly 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 4, Slender, tall, blonde . . . dependable . . . recipient of D.A.R. Best Citizen award . . . likes lrishmen . . . capable leader . , . dislikes hillbilly music. l xx Y V S IUNIORS Front Row-M. Forry, P. Crowl, L. Erb, A. R. Longenecker, D, Kibler, M. Reich, H. Fletcher, D. Arnold, W. Walters, D. Shearer, J. Stauffer, E. Shank, J. Fletcher. Second Row-B. Singer, R. Hess, J. Martin, M. Sawadsky, R. Longenecker, M. Wagner, D. Sweigart, J. Baker, J. Snyder, M. Moore, R. Trego, D. Roland, D. Shuman. Third Row-J. Wolgemuth, D. Baker, B. Robinson, R. Greider, L. Nissly, R. Gallo, J. Weidman, P. Weiser, J. Rensel, E. Mowrer, L. Heisey, D. Hess, E. Barbour, Miss Heiss, Miss Taylor. Fourth Row-C. Demmy, R. Eshlernan, J. Houseal, M. Gutshall, J. Arndt, W. Wolgernuth, L. Smith, W. Hess, J. Landis, R. Forney, G. McMillan, L. Yiengst, C. Hershey, R. Brubaker. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President WILLIAM WALTERS Vice-President DALE ARNOLD Secretary HELEN FLETCHER Treasurer MARY REICH H. Fletcher, M. Reich, W. Walters, D. Arnold TzL'f'i1ly-0110 SOPHOMORES Front Row-C. Waser, I. Anderson, K. Martin, J. Hess, L. Ney, M. Brock, M. Singer, R. Sload, B. Arndt, G. Hoffman, M. Kauffman, F. Nentwig, L. Morton, B, Wilkinson, B. Goss, B. Nace. Second Row-P. Linard, L. Shope, R, Longenecker, R. Floyd, W. Endslow, M. Gibbons, L. Wolters, A. Wetzel, K. Gutshall, M. White, R. Rensel, I. Herr, F. Raber, F. Barton, E. Brandt, B. Witrner, P. Donner, Third Row-Miss Roberts, B. Hess, G. Koser, G. Swords, H. Leedom, B. Breneman, A. Brubaker, E. Wolgemuth, R. Longenecker, A. Miller, R. A. Longenecker, E. May, J. Snyder, M. Grieder, L. Moore, D, Dick, D, Leedom, M. Fitzkee, Miss Baker, Fourth Row-L. Snyder, L. Bixler, E. Sweigart, L. Arrnold, H. Aungst, B. Barto, R. Slwuman, C. Seigrist, C. Shirk, H. Kolp, J. Moyer, R. Bernheisel, S. Ginder, L. Trout, H. Blougn, R. Boltz. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ak President ROBERT SLOAD Vice-President ROBERT ROWE Secretary . BETTY ARNDT Treasurer H GLENN HOFFMAN Historian MARY SINGER R Rowe, G. Hoffman, R. Sioad, M. Singer, B. Arndt. Tu'zfl1ly-two FRESHMEN Front Row-J. Roth, M. Walters, L. J. Longenecker, N. Pyle, E. Myers, A. Miller, B. Hess, S. Heisey, M. J. Drager, E. Weidman, L. Brubaker, M. Buchenaur, H. Herr, M. Hinkle. Second Row-J, Murphy, D. Singer, M. Nace, V. Forry, B. Glenn, N. Swope, G. Blessing, E. Frank, E, Herr, L. Hinkle, M. Garner, J. Ney, J. Hutchinson. Third Row-J. Krieder, E. Sharp, W. Bowers, L. Sperla, W. Mueller, B. Barto, J. Landis, E. Esnleman, V. Snyder, H. Sentz, R. McCain, R. Wagner, R. Houseal, V. Weaver. Fourth Row-Mrs. Sheckart, H. Shelly, A. Oberholtzer, A. Derr, l. Musser, W. Geesey, R. Bowers, J. Peck, J. Dreslwer, J. Brubaker, S. Ney, W. Spickler, D. Bucher, Mr. Coleman. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ir President BENJAMIN HESS Vice-President SHIRLEY HEISEY Secretary-Treasu rer MARY JANE DRAGER S. Heisey, M. J. Drager, B. l-less. Y11'l'l'IlfY'HlIl'!' HGHTH GRADE Front Row-C. Engle, H. May, J. Buller, M. Ebersole, L. Longenecker, J. Eater, R. Strickland, P. Waller, M. McKain, A. R. Hess, N. Ginder, J. Waser, B. Waser. Second Row-D. Zink, D. Hassinger, M. Gantz, J. Nentwig, E. Sawcidsky, B. Lindemutlw, L. Kauffman, C. Campbell, N. Woods, M. Anderson, L. Miller. Third Row-Miss Strickler, C. Martin, R. Snyder, F. Kibler, J. Heisey, S. Rice, L. Hicks, l. Young, R. Price, P. Raber, R. Mackison, W. Armold, W. Ginder, Miss Wagner. Fourth Row-L. Miller, L. Hawthorne, J. Jackson, R. Wolgernutlw, C. Stark, H. Singer, R. Farmer, R. Wilkinson, A. Sweigart, J. Wolgemuth, K. Barnhart, J. Fletcher, C. Johnson. SEVENTH GRADE Front Row-J. Hinkle, B. Roberts, S. Musser, H. Miller, J. McCain, M. Hess, M. Ney, J. Goss, J. Nace, W. Barnhart, P. Noss, J. Brock, M. J. Sollenberger, P. Rice, E. Roberts, J. Arnold, G. Rober, D. McKain. Second Row-L. Nace, N. Heisey, E. Wolgemuth, I. Shaetter, R. Brubaker, K. Frane, L. Armold, B. A. Blessing, W. Dornrnel, H. Sainer, J. Fitzkee, B. Heinaman, E. Frank, H. Snyder, E. Mowrer, T. Fletcher, C. Leese. Third Row-Miss Henderson, D. Nine, R. Good, J. Madara, J. Roth, R. Roberts, C. Eater, W. Woods, D. Alleman, J. Horst, M. Witrnan, E. Hess, E. Ney, J. Bowers, C. May, W. Dick, A. Flowers, C. Hess, LL. Mowrer, Mrs. Hartman. Fourth Row+R. Wolgemuth, C. Buchanan, J. Wolgemutlfi, E. Edye, J. Peck, P. Herr, l. Eshleman, J. Watts, A. Frane, J. Rice, D. Armold, J. Madara, D. Reigle, J. D'Agastino, C. Barton, K. Boose, R. Haas, P. Barr, D. Frady, S. Drace. .sf ff C G I YW I Qi NAmoNAL HO was 4 k EIA IT 'r N OCIETY -:: ai A M V if . ! Q' J fi? E 5 ii A Q I X X SAFETY PATROL Front Row-M. Singer, M. Kauffman, A. R. Longenecker, D. Kibler, B. Robinson, D, Shearer J. Stauffer, J. Beshler, K. Gallagher, F. Martin, M. Brock, D. Shaman, F. Raber, B. Noce Second RowfD. Roland, R. Hess, A. M. Wolgemuth, M. Sawadsky, D. Sweigort, H. Fletcher E. Hawthorne, E. R. Eshleman, R. Longenecker, G. Sload, F. Nentwig, M. Reich, B. Goss E. Brandt. Third Row-eM. Moore, J. Hess, C. Weidman, R. Hess, M. Mawrer, E. M. Zink J. McCauley, J. Rensel, E. Mowrer, B. Rice, J. Snyder, J. Martin, E. Walters, V. Hoftmaster M. White. Fourth Row-P. Sperla, R. Stark, G. Maloney, E. Marley, L. Smith, J. Wittel W. Walters, P. Weiser, J. H. Brubaker, L. Nissley, R. Sload, C, Hershey, I. Musser, D. Hess Captain KATHRYN GALLAGH ER Lieutenants ELLA MAE ZINK ELIZABETH HAWTHORNE JEAN RENSEL HELEN FLETCHER ELIZABETH MOWRER Seated-E. Hawthorne, K. Gallagher, E. M. Zink. Standing-l-l. Fletcher, E. Mowrer, J. Rensel. Twmzly-six 1 1 BEACON Seated-B. Glenn, E. Hawthorne, L. Heisey, D. Arnold, J. McCauley, E. M. Zink, H. Fletcher, M. Singer. Standing-J, Engle, E. R. Eshleman, M. Good, J. Endslow, B. Hess, S. Heisey, Miss Wagner, P. Waller, Miss Baker, R. Trego, J. Rensel, K, Gallagher, J. Baker, G. Hoffman, R. Sload, l. Young. 1943-44 Editor-in-chief JOANNE MCCAULEY Assistant Editors ELLA MAE ZINK KATHRYN GALLAGHER i 1944-45 Editor-in-chief DALE ARNOLD Assistant Editor HELEN FLETCHER EDITORIAL STAFF J. McCauley, K. Gallagher, D, Arnold, E. M. Zink, H. Fletcher 'l'r1'1'l1l.Y-.wwf I1 STUDENT COUNCIL 'Seated-M. Singer, E. M. Zink, L. Erb, E. Hawthorne, J. McCauley, D. Arnold, H. Fletcher G. Hoffman, J. Rensel. Standing-R. Trego, Mr. Coleman, B. Glenn, L. Heisey, W. Walters M. Good, R. Drager, J. Endslow, G. Maloney, R. Sloacl, B. Hess. HONOR SOCIETY Seated-J. McCauley, E. Hawthorne, K. Gallagher. Standing-Miss Baker, J. Endslow. BAND Front ROWWR, Good, D. Baker, P, Linard, E. Ney, J. Nentwig, C. Engle, S. Heisey, I. Young. Second RowfW. Endslow, G, McMillen, R. Strickland, J, Mayer, D. Arnold, J. Endslow G, Maloney, W, Bowers, E. Barbour, H. Kolp, L. Yeingst, J. Peck, K. Barnhart. Third Row-L Mr. Saylor, R. Gallo, G. Hoffman, G. Blessing, F. Martin, H. Fletcher, J. Baker, R. Trego, J. Rensel, P, Crowl, A. R. Longenecker, L. Nissley, W. Wolgemuth, M, Good, SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Front Row-V. I-loffmaster, J. Rensel, E. R. Eshleman, R. Hess, G. Sload, L. Ney, M. Kauffman A, R. Longenecker, M, Grieder. Second RowiE. Wolgemuth, H. Fletcher, J. Hess, J, McCauley, J. Baker, J. Snyder, L. Heisey, E. M, Zink, M. Sawadsky, R. Trego, R. Hess, M. Reich, Mr. Saylor Third Row-G. Hoffman, R. Longenecker, P. Linard, L. Shope, W. Walters, W. Wolgemuth, L, Smith, M. Good, D. Arnold, R, Forney, C. Hershey, J. Endslow, J. H, Brubaker. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Front Row-B. Witrner, V. Snyder, l. Anderson, l-l. Miller, J. Arrnold, N. Woods, L. Kauffman, P. Waller, J. Eater, M. Sollenberger. Second Row-Mr. Saylor, D. Dick, M. Singer, K. Engle, C. Campbell, J. McCain, D. Zink, J. Roth, J. Ney, W. J. Dornmel, L. Miller, M. J. Drager, D. Singer. Third RowfM. Fitzkee, A. Miller, I. Young, K. Martin, L. Hicks, B. Glenn, R. Rensel, J. Murphy, B. Barto, R. Brubaker, E. Frank, E. Eshlernan. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Front Row-Mr. Saylor, N. Heisey, J. Horst, D. Alieman, J. Modara, R. Snyder, M. Witman, C. Eater, K. Boose. Second Row4C. Martin, W. Bowers, D. Bucher, R. Strickland, R. Wilkinson, A, Sweigart, K, Barnnart. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL if it if Seated--J. Wolgemuth, C. Hershey, F. Morton, J. Wittel, captain, H. Aungst, D Arnold D. Hess. Standing-L. Shope, H. Aungst, R. Shuman, L. Smith, R. Drager, R. Eshleman W. Walters, M. Gutshall, G. Hoffman, manager, Mr. Houseal, coach. Basketball Captain JOHN WITTEL We They 24 ..... ........ W est Lampeter .... ...... 2 I 43 ...., ,...... P atton Trade ,..... ...... 2 I I4 ...,. ........ E Iizabethtown ,,..,., ...... 3 I 35 ..... ........ M arietta .............. ....,. 2 6 ZI ,.... ........ E ast Hempfield ...... ...... 2 3 39 ..... ........ P aradise .,.. ,....,... ...... 2 I 42 ..... ........ M anheim .,...... ..,.., 3 6 I8 ..... ..,..... R othsville ...., ...... 2 5 34 ..,.. .,..,... M ount Joy ...... ...... 4 7 40 ..... ........ W est Lampeter .. ...... 42 23 ..... .... P atton Trade ...... ..,.,. I 9 30 ..... ,... E lizabethtown .... ., 28 35 ..... ,,.,..,. M arietta .......... ,..... 2 4 42 ..... ..... P aradise ...........,.. ...... 3 2 3I ...., .... E ost Hempfield ..,.. ..,... 3 5 48 ...,. .... M anheim ............ ..,. , 33 34 ..... ....,... M ount Joy .,.... ....., 4 7 Thirty-two 'ifwv' IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL if if if Seated-B. Hess. S. Nev, J. Madara, W. Spickler, L. Hawthorne. Standing-J. Strickland, J. Jackson, L. Miller, C. Johnson. We They ZI ..... ....... E Iizabethtown .... ..... 3 9 I4 ..... ....... M arietta .......,.., ..... 2 7 I3 ,.... ....... B ainbridge ..,........... ..... 2 I I8 ..... .,,. . . East I-Iempfield ....,. ..... I 9 I6 ..... ....... B ainbridge .....,..,.. ,.... 2 9 I3 ..... ....... E Iizabethtown .... ..... I 6 23 ..... ,..,.., M arietta .......,....... ..... 3 6 I7 ...... ......, E ast Hempfield ...... ..... 2 4 28 ..,... ....... C olumbia ............. ...., 2 5 I I ...... ....,.. C olurnbia ..,,...,, ..... 3 3 Tl: iffy -111 we Basketball Captain B. HESS HOCKEY tit E. Brandt, R. Trego, B. Nace, D, Shaman, F. Raber, M. Mowrer, E. Hawthorne, E. Mowrer E. R, Eshleman, B. Goss, D. Roland, A. R. Longenecker, J. Rensel, M, Reich, Miss Strickler Q , ,,i,w.i, V I f f g 5. , m:,:?'f:'2Jw1 ,Q ,. I H ::3f:,wg,i 4 ' ..- wi-eeszf: , 1 M, ,. NW 4: -. . W, , f -.4f.412:14.fwwf ..i.: ' V ' S ' -: ..2:.- . . -W4 I-1 J A - , 'i -A 'iffy ' ' WR 5 Hockey Captain ELIZABETH HAWTHORNE We Tlzirly-fum' They Manor .............,...... ........., 3 East Hempfield Manheim Twp. Manheim .........,... ....... I Lifitz ......... ,. ,.....,,. ...., . 2 West Lampeter .,.,,... ..,.., O Quarryville , ..,..,..,. ,..,. O . ,....,,,....,. WMQ... 4, m I Q ' ' 5 3: 15 S fs he 3 sg 33 if 54 5 5 f, TEMPUS FUGIT lTime Fliesi if if if Time: June 2, l944 Setting: East Donegal Township High School Characters: Graduating class of i944 Synopsis: Twelve years have passed since we entered school. These years have been eventful in our lives as well as in history, We have worked and played at school, had joys and sorrows, successes and failures. Let us look backward and review the outstanding events of our school years. ACT I Remember the attention we received as Freshies ? How bashful we were then! Under the leadership of the class officers-Leroy Sweigart, John Wittel, Joanne McCauley, and James Engle -we held many important class meetings. Later in the year a few of our boys emerged as Junior High basketball stars. Three prizes were taken in the Junior High School Spelling Bee. A roller-skating party was held at the Olympia Skating Rink in Lancaster. As Freshmen we held the championship in the Junior High girls' Ping-pong tournament. The class also carried off honors in other sportsg some of these being basketball, baseball, and soccer, Our most thrilling event of the year was our Promotion Exercises at which time seventy-eight received cer- tificates. Medals were presented to the following people: Activities Awards, Kathryn Gallagher and Leroy Sweigartg Girls' Sports Award, Patsy Groffg Boys' Sports Award, John Wittelg Scholarship Awards, Helen Garber and James Endslow. Much of the success in this, our first year at E. D. H. S., was due to the capable guidance of our class advisors, Miss Margaret Campbell and Miss Nancy Hendrian. As Freshmen we certainly set the pace for our ACT II What a thrill to be Sophomoresl John Wittel headed the class that year and was loyally supported by an efficient staff: James Endslow, Kathryn Gallagher, and James Engle. We boasted seven boys on the Junior Varsity basketball team and two girls on the hockey team. The Student Council had four of our outstanding members. Seven of our class displayed musical talent and helped make up the Band. Four members were chosen to be on the Safety Patrol. On the school newspaper, the Beacon, were four of our classmates. We sponsored a successful and outstanding magazine campaign. Our class advisors were Miss Mary Strickler and Mr. Ross Houseal. ACT III As Jolly Juniors we chose James Endslow president and John Wittel his assistant. Kathryn Gallagher re- corded the minutes and James Engle balanced the budget. On the Student Council were: Kathryn Gallagher, Elizabeth Hawthorne, George Maloney, Richard Drager, James Endslow, and John Henry Brubaker. Kathryn Gallagher and James Endslow were inducted into the National Honor Society. Joanne McCauley became editor of the Beacon. Ella Mae Zink and Kathryn Gallagher were her assistants. The class had eighteen representatives in the Senior High Chorus. Our playgrounds, buses, and halls were well guarded by eighteen members of our class who served on the Safety Patrol. The basketball team had only three members of the class of '44: Harry Aungst, Eugene Marley, and Captain John Wittel. One of the cheerleaders for the season was Janet Beshler. This year we had three May Day attendantsg namely, Jean Marley, Mildred Mowrer, and Kathryn Gallagher. Merle Good, Eugene Marley, and James Engle were their escorts. After much deliberation over the style of class rings and pins, we finally placed our order with the Union Emblem Company. Miss Carolyn Roberts and Mr. Eugene Saylor were our class advisors. ACT IV future years. Scene I Then came our Senior year-the most eventful of all. This time we again selected James Endslow, presi- dent, Merle Good, vice-president, Kathryn Gallagher, secretary, and Joanne McCauley, treasurer. Merle Good, Ella Mae Zink, Joanne McCauley, Kathryn Gallagher, James Endslow, and James Engle partici- pated in the school play, Crazy House. We agreed to publish a yearbook and Ella Mae Zink and Joanne McCauley were elected editors. James Endslow, Kathryn Gallagher, and Merle Good were the business managers. The members of our class who were inducted into the National Honor Society this year were Elizabeth Hawthorne, Joanne McCauley, Ella Mae Zink, and Effie Ruth Eshleman. Scene II Let us hail Robert Kaley who entered the Army Air Force in January, Ernest Miller who entered the Navy in the same month, and Wilbur Kendig who joined the Army in February. Five of our boys are now wearing the silver wings of the Air Force. They are: Air Cadets James Arndt, James Houseal, Clyde Nentwig, Wilmer Oberholtzer, and Paul Sperla. To Mr. A, Ross Houseal, twice our class advisor, we wish to express our appreciation for the cooperation and guidance which he has given us. Many thanks from each of us, Mr. Houseall 'Hi irly-six 'fc 'S pkg? -.X 9 h 'O r i 7 ff Lgc ' U CK Commandos EJ We ,N , J x A gk Am F- f fi , H Mn --'--flL1l'9SC Oberhbger Ao ? 5352? vlO j.,x,0A?, R Ula 1 ! ,., W ,. 'Semis xx of W Qfnglel -sit C' Xxl QXQ SGQ Gift I 5 : It Q U5 'f F-QV 1 f A -'P fx gave WV fm W3 - 4 'H X lm fa' M ' Q ff Aix is-Xie ftff d.cfl'nlreJ H41-rY'S Ldv!! hevfr For ef Ni? I ySmUe'd'JhI+ wmkqhwr Merle? Convegfilple. x I! f '1 - Q wx f-NJ A l'ag3ef-J Q25 l-ojfq-L Heh ff 00 19h 5' we+ Q I qgree fix, v mundsffqk his 'Q-' gil? n? X. . ' ' I :X fx- ' H1 f I X Kiki 1 K ' my wx- . COQH John Hehfy 5 L '. .XJ i 'v Q 4' - 615 Pr0'Fe 5 f '-2 f 41+ he x t S-for gjvnlso of' eo, FHS e d ' ,TO 'Levi' 'JQCIQSS ??? V. i US, mu ' ,UAME-.fuwvvu CLASS WILL 'A' 'k it We, the class of l944, of East Donegal High School in the town of Maytown Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, being in sound mind and perfect health, hereby make our last state ment and declare our will: James Arndt's ability to play the piano to Mr. Saylor. Harry Aungst's muscles to James Strickland. Janet Beshler's freckles to Mary Reich. John Henry Brubaker's bass voice to James Bowers. Richard Drager's small stature to James Madara. James Endslow's scientific ability to James Wolgemuth. James Engle's haircuts to Howard Singer. Effie Ruth Eshleman's wavy hair to Ruth Brubaker. Kathryn Gallagher's ability to sing to Mr. Bingeman. Elizabeth Gephart's ability as a waitress to Dorothy Shearer. Merle Good's musical ability to Lloyd Nissley. Harvey Grosh's quietness to Jean Fitzkee. Elizabeth Hawthorne's sports ability to Martha Sawadsky. Ruth Hess' ability to make friends to Fay Hanshue. Velma Hoffmaster's ability to play the accordion to Miriam Kauffman James Houseal's sleepiness to Dale Arnold. Robert Kaley's catching ability to Mervin Gutshall. Wilbur Kendig's winking ability to Luther Yiengst. George Maloney's dark complexion to Charles Stark. Eugene Marley's refereeing ability to Harry Leedom. Jeanne Marley's long blond hair to Ida Schaffer. Florence Martin's ability to play the trombone to Gladys Blessing Joanne McCauley's artistic ability to Charles Johnson. Ernest Miller's happy-go-lucky attitude to George McMillan Frank Morton's flashy neckties to Mr. Houseal. Mildred Mowrer's hockey ability to Doris Leedom. Aram Musser's loud voice to Ralph Snyder. Harry Musser's presidency of the F. F. A. to John Weidman. Clyde Nentwig's slim stature to Carl Shirk. Harold Ney's bashfulness to Robert Boltz. Wilmer Oberholtzer's ability to play soccer to Richard Gallo. Betty Rice's height to Charles Waser. Grace Sload's glasses to Helen Herr and Edith Frank. Paul Sperla's Aviation Cadet wings to Charlotte Charles. Ralph Stark's voice to Elmer Edye. Eileen Walters' artistic ability to Richard Eshleman. Catherine Weidrnan's rosy cheeks to Doris Shuman. John Wittel's basketball ability to Roy Forney. Anna Martha Wolgemuth's dark hair to Joyce Baker. Ella Mae Zink's penmanship to Paul Raber. Tlrirly-vigil! 51 -, A 1 f V+' f A 15256, Q mkdir . W 4 i H Q? , , 31,1 N A35 Sv rw -wgwgwmwiwiewmwm A QZJIFX' A0595 M. 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