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Q Q EL DORADOH JQ v f-N '77'Tj'lT '5 Senior Class History THINKING back to August, 1927, you may see a large group of girls and boys start- ing their first year at high school. We were rather shy at first, for everything seemed so new and different from that which we were accustomed. After a few weeks, during which we became better acquainted, we held our first class meeting. Clarence Theis was elected President, Elma Denlinger, Vice-President, Anna Landis, Secretary, and Ruth Melligan, Treasurer. Later in the fall we entered the High School Building. We were the first Freshman class to attend school here. Coming back as Sophomores after our vacation, we were sorry to find that Miriam Wilson, Marvin Hostetter, Miriam Landis, Miriam Good, Landis Heller, Mildred Beam, Benjamin Brubaker, Elmer Seichrist, Frances Seichrist, Joseph Man- cuso, and George Miller, were not returning to continue with us in our quest for knowledge. This year we had four teachers instead of three. The following class officers were chosen: Eby Leamen, President, Mary Frantz, Vice-President, Elma Denlinger, Secretary, and Thelma Lausch, Treasurer. An Audubon Club was formed and in the fall, most of the members took a hike to Williamson Park. This gave us new knowledge of birds and smaller animals, and helped to make Biology Class more interesting. In the spring we held a Spelling Bee, and the returns helped to strengthen our treasury. Gertrude Reese, a member of our class, won third prize in the elocution contest at Millersville. Several members of the class took part in the Musical given in the early spring. In August 1929, we were Juniors, except for: Nora Johnson, Mark Brookmyer, Viola Lindemuth, Alfred Smallwood, Richard Gehman, Clarence Theis, Reba Ranck, and John Benard, who did not come back after vacation. In the fall' a doggie roast was held. In the spring, our class gave a banquet for the '30 Seniors. Both the preparation and the actual event were greatly enjoyed. Several members of the class took leading parts in the Cantata, entitled, David the Shepherd Boy, which was presented in April. Now we are Seniors, Dignified ? Ask any of the five teachers. Officers? Well, President, Kenrick Esbenshadeg Vice-President, Mary Frantz, Secretary, Miriam Frank, and Treasurer, Thelma Lausch. This year James Leaman, Parke Horst, Olive Chew, Leroy Marron, and Carol Hershey did not return to the class. During the year, despite our added duties, as Seniors we published the year book, and with Miss Herr's help, the play, The Meanest Man in the World was rendered on April the fourth. Now, at the end of our four years, it is with sorrow that we realize we must leave our loved Alma Mater, but we are grateful for the opportunities she afforded, enabling us to be able to carry on in later life. MARY FRANTZ '31 Sixteen
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