East Lampeter High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1935 volume:

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Pictures and Activities Class History . . ,..... .. VIZINS Snug Class Horoscope ,, Clusx 1'1'0pl1e-415' . ,....... , Lust XVill amd Testauuont Senior Play .......,, Alum Matter .. Juniors Simpsllots .. Class History .. 0l'g2ll1iZlll'lUl1 S011ll4lI1l0l'0S SIIIIIPSIIUYS ..,,,,, Class History 0l'5.f'Z1IliZllti0l1 .... 14'1'vsl1111e11 Snapshots , .... . Class History . 0l'L2'1llliZilti0l1 Activities I,iln'ury Club ., Echo Stal? , Biology Club .,,. Girl Reserves 0l'L'll0Sf1'il ...,.,. Glen- Club .... BIiSC9iiilllP0llS Write-ups .... Snupsliots .,.. Alumni Athletics . Directory . Mvssalge ., .lulivs ,,..... AliYL'1'tiSt'l1l0lli'S .. 3 2 4 S il 13 1-1 13 16 23 2-L 25 QT 28 30 26 32 33 34 36 37 38 40 41 42 44 -15 46 47 -lS 49 50 ev-L 58 60 615 67 T1 A? F 'I TP '54 'inmmm-15'F3 1' , Q 1 I I 1, -5 R xS it jx DEDICATION E, the class of '35, ded- icate this book to Mr. A. G. Breidenstine, our beloved principal and teacher, as a slight token of our deep grati- tude for the great assistance and guidance which he has given us throughout our high school life. We, the class, vvill in the future strive to he successful and up- right citizens so that we may do honor to his teachings and the knowledge gained While under the supervision of our dear Alma Mater. ll4l Q r -5 X 'f l ' '-'-52 3'Qf,1i+Y 'S' 6 ' Q..-nl-59 'i 1 LJIN AARON G. 131cE1nuNs'r1N1s If 5 ll ADMINISTRATION ' U I I I Q Q 5 o Board of Directors I'1'f-siflvm, Wallin-1' A. Smith Sl'l'1'0f'2!l'f', Urnrvc-y TC. Holler Yicu-I'1'esid011t, John L. 1i0llI'Cl' 'l'l'v:1s1Il'u1', llurry L. Overly -Iohn ll. Foosc To The IIIOIIIIJUFS of tho Flaws of 1935 wo luring an ll0ill'fy Lf1'i'0fillg amd our most SillCGl'0 wishvs that llll'2lSll1'l? and s111'vvss may :lftvnrl fll0II1 in WllZlf0Vl'1' they may U1ld01'filk0 to do in life as :1 result of ihspirzliion and lmmvlx-dgo thvy acquired dll1'illgJQ tlll'iI' four yours in East IAIIIIIIUTOI' 'Fowllship High School. THE Sl:1'1:m'.u:Y. 11811 lf? uuuq I af S , R -' LLM! i AH H T nr A' I1- T H 1 ' S '3 0 N RUTH R. LIVINGOOD A. Educational Qualifications-1. Mycrstown High School Di- ploma 1192-lb. 2. B. Dcgroc. Albright Uollogc 119285. 3. State College 119297. 4. College P61'lllil.llt'llt Certiiicato. Droxcl lnxtitutc 119311. B. Expcrisiuco-1. 1'l1cl'1'y Trco High School 11928-19311. 2. East. I12llll1J1'i'l'l' High School 11931 ..., Q. f'1!lIl'SON-EllgliS1l. Art. 1Pl'illll2ll'i1'S, LilPl'1ll'j' XVoi'k. 1'. Edllcational Aililiatiousz-1, 1'.S.l'1.A. 2. N.IG.A. 3. 1'hi Sigma Sorority. D. Outsislc Activitlcs-1. Advisor of Girl llcscrvc lfluh. 2. Y. YV. C. A. MILDRED F. LAIRD A. Educational Qualificationx-1. 1':11'liSlo Iligh School Di- ploma 119245. 2. B. A. Degrce. Dickinson College 119281. 3. College 1'1'!'lllQlll1'lllZ 1'c1'tiiicatc. IvlliV01'NifY of l'6llllSXlVZllll2l 119315. B. Experience-1. East LillIl1ll3t0l' High School 11929 .... J Courscs-Ilistory and Latin. 1'. Emlucatioual Afiiliations-1. P. S. E. A. 2. N. E. A. D. Outside Activitics-1. Phi Mu. ETHEL F. RANDOLPH A. Educational Quuliiim-ations-1. G0l'll12lllf0XVll High School. 1'llilZl1l1'l1lllf2I Diploma 119279. 2. Pierce Business Collegc Di- ploma 119283. Pennsylvania Statc 1'e1'titicate in Music. CUIIIIIN 1'o11sci'Vatoi'y of Music 119313. -L. RS. Dcgrcc in Mu- sic' Ifklucatiou. Wcst Clie-stor State Teachcrs Collegc. 119321 Exim 1'1'1'1lit WVork. Slllllllll'1' Sessions. Penn. State 119343, B. Expcriencc-1. L2llll'2lStE'l' City Schools Sulustitutv in Mu- sic 11932-333. 2. Private Piano IllSU'lll'tiUllS. East Lam- pctcr Towuslnip 1. Supcrvisoi' of Music 11934 .... I. 1115 High School 1h'cl1cst1':l 1bj Glce Club 1cJ Privatc IllSU'lllll91lf1ll lessons. 1'. IC1hu'atioual Atliliations-1. 1'.S.I'1.A. 2. Alpra Sigma. D. Outside Activities-1. Musical Art Society. ll9l :lla I f Qliflilm-5ni':?' i 'Z'K.....l' AARON G. BREIDENSTINE f' H K- , Q ' ul ll W ' ' . 4 6 A. I'1lllll'ilIltlll5ll Qllil1ifll'2ltl0llS-1. Elimllu-'illtown Avadeiuy Iliplonm 119231. 2. ILS. 1bx'g:1'4-C-, I'lliz:1lr:-tlltown College 119271. 3. 1'olleg.':e PE'l'l'Il2lll0Ylt lfrrtiiicate 119303. 4. High Sr-hool Prin- L1ipal's Ce1'!iii1-at4- 1'l932b. Supervising Pl'lllI'iU2ll'N Certificate 119321. 6. BIIISIPIJN In-gree in l':lll'li'3lli0I1, Temple Fniversity 1193-ll. T. I'1'eli1x1ina1'y Ilor-tox s Examination. 9. Ilissorta- tion in prcparation. B. EXpx'1'iv11c'1'-l. Rural Sc-hool. I'i's-scott. Pa.. 11926-'2Tb. 2. East Lampeter Higrh S1-hool 11927 - - - D. Principal East Lampeter High School 11929 - - - I. Courses-Algebra I, Ger- man I and II. Prolmlems of IN:'IIl0!'l'ili'y, Solid Geolnetry. and Tl'ig0Il0lll9fl'Q'. C. Educational Alliliatizms-1. 1'.S.E.A. 2. N. E. A. 3. Phi Delta Kappa. IJ. Outside Activities-1. f'1l2li1'l!'l5ll'l of Boy Sr-out Troop Com- mittee. 2. President and Historian of Dohuer Clan. 3. -- Trustee of Elizabethtown College. 4. Adviser of Echo Staff. GALEX if KILI-IEFNIGR A. Educational Qualifications-1. Epllrala High Srliool Di- ploma 119251. 2. HA, Ilegree, llllizahetlltowu l'olle,L:e 119201. 3. College P91'llltll1K'lll Certilicate 119331. -1. Grzuluate Sturlt-ut. Temple University. Masters Degree of Educatioii, Temple Vui- versity 119343. B. IEX1lE l'10ll1'0-1. I':1lSf'LZllll1lt'f6l' High Scllool 11930 - - Y J. Courses-Pllysivs, l'l1v1uist'ry. Gem-ral Seionvo, 1IillllQll'l2l.l11'S. Basketball Coach. C. Educational Atlliliatious--1. Phi Delta Kappa. 2. P. S. E. A. ALEXANDER A. FZAPF A. Edurcational Qualilicatious-1. Mt. f'Ill'lll0l High Svhool Diploma 119263. 2, B. S, Degree, F1':1nkli11 K Marshall Poll:-ge 119307. Sunimex' sessions. f'0ll'lll1hiil IvlllVOI'Sif5' 11931-341. 4. College 1'e1'm::nent l'ortitic:1te 119331. Master of Art 1fl':.!l'0C 119345. B. Experieucfe-1. East Lillll1l0l0l' High School 11930 - - - J. Courses-Biology, Algebra II, Plane Geouxetry, Civics. C. Educational Affiliations--1. P. I-LA. 2. N. E. A. 3. Phi Epsilon Kappa. D. Outside Activitierv-Muhlenberg: Botallieal Society. 2. Diagnothean Literary Society College. 3. Porter Scientific Society College. 1101 O SENIOR O .Il '. 323-1 Q . 1- - -3 0 --.. .2'1 im?' R ' any-my R- A Senior's I-lomily Less than a decade ago we were confronted with a state of affairs which dared not to be challenged. Mankind was thriving, producing wealth, accu- mulating wealth, spending wealth, but few contelnplated the values of life beyond the Material. This error brought all of us untold grief and few of us will outlive our dreaded experience. We, however, are 11ot the 1I10SlI un- fortunate of those who have thus suttered because of inaterialisin. VVe are tl1e youth of the land living in a state of flux which will turn largely as we desire it if we are wise enough to evaluate life correctly. Ours is a 116W era of living Zllld one which will produce history for all the worlds of all times. This new era is characterized by a inind for the scientific, for industry, for the professions, and indeed for any phase of life wl1icl1 does not neglect the spiritual. Those who dare forget that they are their brother's keeper shall soon realize that the world has labeled thein and placed theni on the shelf as an exhibit for tl1e race of tl1e future. Countless thousands have thus been branded only to realize tl1at their one way of salvation was that of laboring for their fellowlnen even though it be for naught. Shall we as graduates neglect their bitter experiences and again make this fatal mistake? Shall we once more center our affections on those things wl1icl1 give us o11ly more encumbrances rather than liberties and true enjoyment? Shall we again ex- aggerate the spirit of getting and inininiize the spirit of giving? Shall we tolerate the selfish when tl1e unsellish is so evidently in deinand? Ours is an age of a new order of thought. One in which we must empha- size living rather than the inaking of a livingg the enjoying of time rather than the wasting of timeg tl1e doing of deeds for the conunon good ratlier than the hoarding of goods to ourselves. If we, as Seniors, have not caught this spirit of living we are not yet ready for the COIIlll1CI1C0ll10I.li1 of life in an active society. Our course in school has been replete with opportunities for work, for play, for social contacts and all of these for the developinent of our characters and personalities. If we have not caught this spirit perhaps we were mentally blinded by disturbing influences or perhaps we were yet the product of a society which has outlived its usefulness. lf thus has been our misfortune let us speedily hasten to ainend our ways. lf we have already prepared our- selves for the world of the i1111nediate future let us grow ill XVlSd0lI1 and stature for the sake of its coinplete fllli'il1Ill'llf. ln the words of the i111111ortal i'llll-l'1'SUll we sunnnarize Olll' conclusion and say with him: Wliife is 100 .vhorf to waste In. rzrifie peep or cynic bark, Q'll1ll'l'l'I or l'f'llI'i7l1lHldS 'Twill soon he durkj lfp! mind flzine ozrn aim, and God xpccrl the mark! ' A. o. nn1s1DnNsTiN1a ll 12 l f '5 cfm' qi Il VI Q I -a Q 95 IMI 5 lg-Nj i Senior Class Organization I'1'cs1d1-ut ....,.,.,.. Flowrvrx f'1:1c.u1 ANU PINK H Colors USES BROWN .xxn IIVFF OFFI1'1'I1iS Vice-l'1'usido11t ...,... Secretary, ..... Treasurer . ,.... . WISH Ricllzlrd XYUZIVUI' Mary LcFev1'e Mabel Sllirk ,,,....,1Iil1'y Rohrer SEN IORS ii lllq f J' 9 ..f1 ' 1 Jim 15 S L I1 lmmmllgi ,' 9 af 'IM' '-N' XV1-, Rl 0111s s....J ' Ever Onward s of lllblivillll 4 1 vniors, H11vi111' - ' g., str11'1-d o'vr f Olll' 1121111 yc-urs, May we 11-:wo our gxllllil 11111111- YV't ' ' 1 11 M1111 111111 1-o11 Pilgl'-1Vlf1 , ltillt fours. And as wo 111111-T with daily baittlos, May we wic-ld T1111 sword witl Fight 111111 t-' 1 skill- 11111111111 -N ' 1. il victor Ii001l0ll A' ' Stwxdy 1-vor G11i11i11g 111.11cl1111g: up 1111- 11ill. , S102 l ll y onward, 1-o11r'1 1 go 11s wo go, NVQ will l'1l0l'iSll ovo1'y Illl'l'if, Strive 11 '- 1 11.135 our hos livui' 0llXV2l1'fl t to show. would wc f1'11v1-1, Rv 1'o11rf1-1111s to our ft'll0XV-111011, E111'11 El 11111110 11111178 wvll worth noting. To 111111 f1l2ll1N ' N1U1'f1lV 110 '1 f ' 1 . 1 1101111 May 011011 11-sson fro111 our ll'Ell'll01'S Aid us i11 1-111'11 1'2ll'1' wo 1'llll So that wl11-11 wo 111111-t Ulll' IIlilli0I' 111+ Illily say NW-ll df 1 May we use 1111 t 1111-. VV1-ll 110110117 - zilvufs giv'11 us As we foil tlnro' d11ily strife, liwr 0llWZll'd t'111-11, t 111 1 e lvigllfs May wo ' ' 511111111 our l 1115 p 11110 of lil'1-. IRI-:sm A1,1s1:1c1111', '35 11 C Q KN 1 I 1 -1 ,C Q .jaal law all., Im-:Nl-1 AL1s1c11:11T 1l1'lllllI3l'L' 11-23: Art Club 113: Health Club 123: SBl'l't l'Zll'j' of Biology Club 133: Libr:u'y Club 143: Girls Varsity Basketball Team 123: All-Athletic Girl 13-43. 4 Il.xuol,n Ili-:AM llrainatim' Club 113: Biology Club 123: Seoul' Club 133: Basketball I,L-:ters 13-43: Basketball Squad 12-3-43: Tennis Team 133: Baseball Squad 11-233 YlC1'-1'1'6Ni1l0lll' of Student. Couneil 143: Athletic Ell- itor of El Doraalo S'tai'f 143: Orcliestra 13-43 5 Senior Play 143: Ring Conunittee 133. lilaxonlx 131'rz14:n Echo Staff 11-2-3-43: Girl Reserve Club 11-2-3-43: Vim-1--1'1'Q-sicleilt of Girl livserves 133 : Sec-retary of As- sembly Program Connnittee 133: Orc-lwstra 11-2-3-43: Letters for 0l'Cll9Sfl'il 11-33: Oflim-er of Magazine Drive 143 : Cheer I.e:uler 143: Senior Play 1433 Girl Reserve Play 12-33. EDNA l51,oxfI1EI: l'tili1'y Club 113: Library Club 12-33: Literary Ell- itor of Ea-ho Staff 143: Girl Reserve Club 11-2-3-43: Treasurer of Girl Reserves 133: Student Council 11-2-43: Prograin Connnittee 123: Varsity Debater 123: Captain of Debaters 123: School Patrol 143: Monograni 12-33: lied Cross Repliesentafive 143: Class Prophet 143: Axsistant Editor of El Dorado 143: Ex'te11x13o1'e Speaker 143 : Senior Play 143: Girl Rl'S1'l'Vk3 Play 12-33 : 0131'l'1'ffil 133 3 Oflicer of Dlalgzmzille Drive 13-43. R01-:EIN IEIWBAKEI: lll'illllZl1l1' Club 113: Biology Club 123: Scout Club 133: Outdoor Club 143: Orelleslra 11-2-3--13: Student Council 11-2-33: Vive-Prlsimleilt of Class 113: Tennis Team 133 : Joke Editor of El Ilorzulo 143 : PlXf9Ill-Dl3l'0 Speaker 143: Svbool Play 113: Senior Play 143: Girl Reserve Play 143. l16l :Inq Z mm,-3 5 --45331 v - Zyji IMI Esrnmz BI:1:KHAu'r l'tility Club 113 : Glvu Club 12-3-43 : Glvv fllllll Mon- ograni 133: Monograni 13-43: Student Counvil 11-43: llonw Hoon: Council 12-433: School Patrol 13-432 l'l'0Ql'il1ll f'1lllll1lll'l'l'l5 1-13: Senior Play 143: 0po1'1-'l:t':l 12-Ii-43 : Iixtoiiiporo Speaker 1-13: Artist of El Dorado 1-13. HELEN DILLER Glue Club 11-2-3--13: 1J1ro1'ctta 11-2-3--13: Popsiclc S0lll'1' 1-13. Fiuxic Ihnnz l,2ll'il1llN0 113: Biology Club 123: Echo Staff 13-43 g Al0ll1Dgl'2llll 12-33: Orchestra Letter 133: liaskvtluall L1-ttor 13-43: Student Council 12-3-43: Homo lioonn Counril 123 5 School Patrol 13--13 3 Program fl1lllllll.lt1'1' 133: Vice--1'1'4sicle11t of Sturlent Counril 12-33: Vim-- Prosiqlent of Class 123: 1'1'csi4lcnt of Class 133: Son- ior Play 143 3 Girl Ift'Sk'l'V6 Play 143 : Debating Tvanx 1233 EXl'1'lll1D01'1-P S111-:llu-1' 1-13: Busina-ss Mgr. of l'lI llorodo 1-13: Echo Eclitor 143: Assistant E1-ho Editor 133: Varsity Baslcm-'tlmll Squad 12-3-43: lllll1'l'l' of Magazint- Drive 12-41: Urclnstra 12-3-43. Ihixms Iliarcsx-mi' Biology Clulr 11-23: E1-ho Staff 13-43: lllISlll1'S'4 Mgr. of Evlio Staff 143: Prvsideiit of Magazinm- Ilrlvt- 143: Assistant Business Mgr. of El llorado 1-13: 1ll'1'll9S'l'l'1l 11-3-43: lloinv Room Council 12-33: Pros- irlvnt of Home Room Council 133: Prcsidvnl of Stu- di-nt Counvil 143 3 Senior Play 1-13. BIAKY llonsi' 01'1-livstra 11-2-3--13: Girl R1-servo 1'luln 12-Il-41: Girl R4-sm-1'vu Play 133: Senior Play 143: Utility Club 11--23: Homo Iiooin Council 133: Glue Clnlu 13--13: Assoinhly Prograni Connnittvo 143: lI1!ll02l'tIlll 133: Letter for fJl'l'lll'Sll'il 11-33: fJllUl'l lfl2l 13--13. 11711 -1llI n 'illlnlgaitil 'Z QYU S 1-1 -5 1 Q ' 'ml n' Ix- -5 4 'Q , a BIARVIN llI, l'CIIINSON 1ll'l'lll'Ntl'il 11-23: Glu' Club 11-2'-333 Upuruttal 11,213 Suniur Play 1-ij. Grnznox KLING Ul'Clll'Sll'2l 11-Zh: Glu- Club 11-21: livliu Stuff 1213 Ollrdour Club 145g 1411410111110 Stuif 1-U. lllmvli IiRAATZ 1lrvl11-slim 11-2-Il--ll: Student' C'lllllll'll 11j: Tronsur- rr of Class 113: Biology Club 113: Vlility Club 121 Z Glu-v Club 13--U: S1-nior Play 1-Ll: Girl Rosorvu Club 11-2-3--ll 2 Girl livsol vm- 1'l:1y 12-33 1 f'll1'1'l' Lvauler 1-ll 3 Hmnn Ronin Council 12--lj 2 Lvttvr fur fJ1'Cll0StI'Zl 131g 11111-i'0tt:l 13-43. Rumi K mcismi Glro Club 1142-3--ll: Ilmne Homin Council 1-lj: 1,lll'l'l'tfil 11-2-313 Senior Play 1-lj. NYIOLA LAwnEN4'E Utility Club 11-25 Z Libralry Club 13-41. l I 11811 r '1 41 HIS- CAKVELL LANDIS liiulugy Club 11-2-335 Orcliestru 113. NORMAN LANDIS liiulugy Club 113 3 Gloo Club 12-33 5 Boys' Glvc Club 1-L32 Glu- Club Ileth-'1' 133: O1'l5ll6Sf1'il Letter 133g Ul'L'll1'Sf1'2l. 11-2-3-433 fl'l'P2lSlll'i-'1' of Home Ronin Coun- vil 143: lJ130l'1'ffil, 13-433 Buske-tlralll Sllllilll 11-2-3-433 S1-uior Pluy 1-13. DIARY L11F1:v111: Glow Club 11-2-3--133 Student Council 11-243-433 1l1'v11ust1':1 11-2-3-43 1 T1'9llSlll'6I' of Athletic .xSNUi'lilfi0ll - 123 : SQL-1'0t:11'y of Class 123 g T1'e:1s111'e-1' of Class 133 : Vil'l'-1,l'PNllll'lll of Class 143: Presialc-11t of 1,1'0g'l'illll fwllllllllitfl-'U 133: Sc-lmul Patrol 1435 Editm'-111-ffllivf of El Ilurzulo 143 2 Varsity IN-'ll2lf91' 123 : 0131-11-tra 11-2--3-43: SK-'4'l'k!l'Zll'Q' of Studi-ut U0lllli'l1 1433 Senior Play 1-13: RI0ll02l'Zllll 123: Music RI0ll0gl'2lll1 133: IGXl'l'lllD13l'0 Spa-zllivl' 1-13 : 1'1'esirle-11t of Glee Club 143 : BI2lllilQ'K'1' of Mugzlzillc Drive 133 5 Girls Septct 13-43. IIAUL I1UT'r1sx1sE1cG1:u Biology Club 11-23: Glce Club 133g Boys' Glc-9 t'lul3 1-13: Hrruio 1200111 fvfllllltil 12--133 1'1'esi1lc11t of Ilomo R4311111 C131l1lCil 143: I'l'k'Hl'Zllll Cllllllllitfel-3 133: 1311111-s'tra1 11-2-3-43g Senior Play 1439 Operettu 13-43. AIKLINE BIARRON Glu- Club 11-2--133 Lil1rz11'y Club 1333 Girl Rest-1'Ve Club 11,2-3-43g 0130l'Gftll 11-2-433 Girl Reserve Play W3 ll19ll C rlllq -7 V1 E E' Q .- ,ewgeflms lkml i Q 'ml n' 1 - -5 . . BIILITREU BIETZLER Glue Club 111: Libraury Club lily: lllvlno Stuff C3--ll: Senior Play 1-lj: 01x-ruttal ily, HELEN Bloom: Glue Club Q1-3--lb: f,l1ll'l'l'tlil 11-33: I'1iliIy Club 121. R101-mlm BIYLIN Biology Club 11-2-33: Student Coum-il 1-lp: Pros- idvnt of Class 11I: Vim-0-I'1'1-siclollt of Class 131: Senior Play 445: Bzlslcvllulll Squad 123: Tennis Team 133: Ring flllllllllllflbi' HBP. BIIKIAM REITZ Utility Club 11-25: LllVl'ill'j' Club 42l: llonm Room Council HJ. DIARY Romana l'tiIi'ty Club 111: I.ibr:n'y Club 127: livho Stuff 134--It 2 S0l'l'0fill'3' of Evlm Stuff HJ : RIUIIUKYIIIII 42-15? : Studi-nt Council 11-SI: Homo Room Count-il ff-ll! Svhool 1':xt1'ol 133: 1'l'l'Nlll0llf of I'l'llgl'2llIl fl0lllllllll'Cl' Hy: Tl'13ilSlll'Pl' if Class 645: Sc-lloul Editor 1-U: Class Historizm Hp. ll20ll 'l 7' N -egg' -. C- I I 'f 1 'iamzaigi' E 0' l5ZL,r.' INA SHEAFFER Glvo Club 11-43: Utility Club 123: Biology Club 133: Gpcrotta 11-2-43. MABEI. SHIRK Girl liosm-rvo Club 11-2-3-43: Secretary of Girl Iii-so1'vos 133: T11-asuroi' of Girl Iii-5S91'V11S 123: Prcsidont of Girl Reservos 143 : Glee Club 11-2-3-43: SU4'l'0'fZll'j'-Tl'9ilSll1'l'1' of Glen Club 13-43: Monogram 123: Student Council 11-2-33: Secretary of Student Council 133: President of Home Room Council 1331 l'l'UQl'Illll Coninxittee 123: Treasurer of Glass 123: Sec-rotary of Class 13-43: Senior Play 143: Girl R1-servo Play 12-3-43: Ope-retta 11-2-33: Snapshot Editor of El IlU1'llll0 143 5 Ring C0l111J.lltt6e 133. IIELEN SMOKER fbrclu-stra 11-2-3-43: Girl Re-servo Club 12-3-43: Girl liosvrvo Play 143: Iftility Club 113: Library Club 12-3-43 : Assistant Librarian 133 9 School Librar ian 143: Studont Council 13-43: Home 1100111 Council 123: Sonior Play 143: Secretary of Assembly Pro- gram Conunittve 143: iu1lll0jIl'illll 12-33: Club Editor ol' El Dorado 143: Letter for Orchestra 11-33: Bell Ringor 143. 1 IQENNETH XVARFEL Biology Club 11-23 : Scout Club 133: Student Coun- cil 113: Treasurer of Home Rooni Council 133: S1-nior Play 143: Basketball Squad 12-43: School Patrol 13-43 3 Baseball Squad 113: Girl Reserve Play 143- CARL VVEAVER. Pliotograpll Club 113: Erlio Staif 123: Business Mgr. of E1-llo Staff 123 : Troasura-r of Class 123 : Vico- 1'l'l'34l1i1'lll of Class 113: Scout Glub 133: Prcsidvnt of Studont Council 143: Basketball Squad 11-2-3-43: Tennis Tm-ani 11-2-33: Baseball Squad 11-2-3-43: Alumni Editor of El Dorado 1-13 3 Oflicel' of BI2l5.1'ZlZilll-F 3 llriro 143: Senior Play 143. i l21l rlllq 5- 'ZEJECC 'Q 'gp P ' 1 I I-IHPEYER V 1 wllllleislaegg'IIl'hsafEEi:lllllP 5'lg-,nj i Raurosn NVEAVEIL Biology Club 12-31 Z Gleo Club 111 Q Echo Stall' 143 3 Mgr. of Basketball Team 1373 Home Room Council 123: Orchestra 11-233 Operetta 111. RICHARD VVEAVER Glcc Club 11-215 Biology Club 1333 Echo Staff 145: Circulation Mgr. of Echo 1-ll: School l'at1'ol 13--lj: I'1'csidol1t of Class 12--lb: Home Room Coun- cil 121: Student Council 12-3-453 Advertising Mau- agor of lil Dorado 1413 Assistant Art Editor of El Dorado 1-lj: Ring Couuuittee 131: Operctta 11-21. LAURA ZIMMERMAN 1'Zll'Zll'liSl' 11-21: Glee Club 11-23--Hg Health Club 11-23: Girl liz-sx-1've-s Club 13-413 Senior Play 1-U3 Girl lil-servo Play 1-U: 01l01't'l'fil 13-433 Home Room Council 13--133 ICXt0lll1J0l'Q Speaker 1-lj. l22l '0 9 Q. i F , ,'i1m25' ,v-. 5K.....l Q C Q -'P 1 1 ' 3 of -1 E I'- 1 5 15191 x History of the Class of '35 As our 111111111 st111't1-11 ou its first 11111 of th1- jtl111'110j' 111111111111 th1- 11211111 of Kiiowludgc, titty-11110 1'1I'l'S1lllll'1l took owl' f11l'11' 1111t'i11s 111111 1'11s11o11si11i1iti1's wit11 11 zvst' 111111 1-11111-P111-ss 1'o111111o11 to s1'11o111 1ll'g1lllll'l'S. 1V11 took our l11iti11- tio11 with 1'1111111'f111111-ss 111111 11111111-o111111itt111y 111'1'1111t1111 th1- tit11- of l 1'1-s11i11s . As t11is yltill' did not 111-11111 11t 1111 difficult, our 11111111- 11111110 2111 1-11sy iilllllillg W1lt'1l its first 11111 NVIIS coxupletcd. 0111- s1-1'o111l 12111 11s S111111o111o1'11s 1IZ1Yt' 11S lllillly 111111111-t'1111iti1-s to show our skill i11 1111 1ext1'11 1'11r1'i1'1ll111' 111'tiviti1-s 11s w1111 11s ill our studios. Ulll' class WVHS well 1'K'111'0SC1lll'd i11 1111 clubs 11lL'111t11ll1l thu lJ1fb11ti11g t1s11111. fflll' third 1il1D 11111111-11 11111011 111111'1- diI'1i1'u1t th1111 tl11- two '111'1-U1-1-11i11g it 111111 our 11111110 11111-ded Ct1I'0fl11 g11i1111111'1-. Altliough wo 112111 uow lost s1-V1-1'111 of our crm-w, we still felt 11s though wo would 111- 1l1l1l' to 11111111 t111'1111g11 thv i111'1'1-11si11g l'101ll11lll'SS s111'C1-ssf1111y. This 111'o1'1f11 11111111 ditiicult t111111 wv 112111 1-X111'1't1-11, for Ulll' lvssons w1-ru Ill1l4'1l h111'd111' 111111 our 11xt1'11 1'11I'l'11'1112l work 111111 to 111- so1111f- NV1l2l1I 1css1f111r11. Dtfspitts its 11111'dshi11s, our 1'111ss XVEIS still wail 1'0111'1-s1'11t1111 i11 1'lubs 111111 Rl husy fow 111111111g11d to o11t11i11 th1- 110ll0l' 311lI10Ql'ilI11 111'11s1-l1t1-11 to 11111 host R111-21111111111 stu111-11ts of th1- Y2l1'i011S 1'l11ss11s, 131-1'o1'11 our jourllcy of t11is ylttll' NVHS 1'111111111+l'u11, wt- 111'11s1111t1-11 th1- -111Il1U1'-SL'1l10l' 111111111101 to thc Sl'1l101'S 1111d il 1'1'i111'i1111ls' 11111111111-t' to th1- 1'1'i111'i11111s ot' tht- i'011ll1y s1'hools. This ywll' our lillldillg, 1110111111 1Il0l't' dit'ii1'u1t', w11s il wry l111'1111y 111111, for 111gxt yt'2l1' we would 1f1111111111tc the 111st 12117 ot' 11111' jotlriivy. Our 111111111 st111't1rd off this yt-111' with 21 g1'r011t Zoom. NV11 111'cs1-l1t1-11 thc 1111- llllili S1-11io1' 11111y 111111 it 111'111'1f11 11 111111111 s111'1'11ss. Of 1'o111's1-. you l'l'lllt'll11ll'l' t1111t s1111'1111i11 11111't'01'n11111c11 1-11titl1-d t'l111111'l1 for t111- 310011111 Hut 11s our duties i111'1'1111s11d, our j11u1'1111y 11001111111 Il10I'1' 111111 lllUl't' difti1'111t. 111111 1111111y of th1- t'l'l'XV ft-11: 1lis1fo111'11g:e11 111111 11v111-w111'k1f11. llut IIUXV wt- 1111v1- Ill21t1l' our 111st 121111111111 i11 this f01l1'-12111 j0I11'll0y 111111 il1'l' 11ow i11 111'1111111'11tio11 for thu solo flights of our i111111cdi11t11 futures. May wo, thu 1'111ss of 1115, ggivu our g1'311t'f111 111'11is1- to 11111' 011111111111 '11i1ot's who 111111: 11i1'111ft1fd us tlirough our jou1'111-y-'l'11v F2lL'l11fy of tho l'I11st' 112lIll1K'1l!1' High S1'110o1. May wo also, i11 11-11v11t11ki11g of- our 1-1-11111i11i11g s1'11oo111111t1-s, wish them thc bt-st of good f01'tllll0 f1l1'Ul11l1l0111' t111- 1'o111i11g y02ll'S. Emu l3LocH1:11, 135 11 23 11 FII-Ying AIOHQ Mary K Lcfcvvc MK. 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Olll' n1ec111111i1', wl111 hy t11e w11y, w11s lllllll' 0f1lL'1' 1115111 Illy quiet Sl'll001lI1il1t! f12Ll'Vl'l1 Landis, gave tl1e signal th11t 1111 was 1'e1111y: f12ll'l lIlilIlllll1l2lll'fl tl1e 111210111110 1111til we gained our 1lesi1-1-11 111111111112 211111 then t'111'v1-ll 111111 he 1'l'1l1'l'd to tune in on tl1e 1'11dio. Now left 111111111, 1 111oke11 111111112211 my 111151 for El n111g11zi11e when I n11tice1l the Family Album which l llilfl s11 h11stily 1111111-11 in Illy hug. l111y l 111111011 over the pages, 111111 there smiling 1111t 11t me l s11w Illy 0111 s1'ho111 Clllllll. USl1i1'kie'1 wl111 11se11 to 111- the Hsweetl1e111't of Illy l1l'0Sl'llf pilot. Now she 111111 M111'y Rohrei- 2ll'C tl1e C1l2ll'I11lllg.f te11el1e1's of il Slllilli 1illlt1t'1'Q,2lI'l0ll sc-h1111l, Hey, IC1111ie, come 111-1-e Ll 1111111111-, 1'11111-11 f12Il'1, 1Illt'l'1'llpl11lg 'llll'ilSi1.Ill l1ll'II10l'l0S. uT1l1'l?0 guesses w1111 is 'lblilylllg in this 0l'l'1ll'Sl'l'2l.,, I 00111111171 guess, but 1 looked ill' t11e 11-11-x'isi1111 ho111'11 211111 there ilt llll' piano sat Go1'd1111 Kling, 1111u1111i11g out 11is Illiplllill' notes in just tl1e Il12lIlI101' he llild been 21CCllSl0l110fl t11 11l11y in good 11111 111. L. ll. S. Now il yo1111g Illilll, Qevidently 11 11111111101 soloist of 1111 11102111 1111ility, judging f1'0Il1 the music is- suing from his 1l01'll,1, 211'0Sl'. Surely I knew t1111t fellow! VVhy, of eourse. H131-11111 -1111111111 wl1o 111111 111111 1110 i11 i11lSXVl'l' t11 my 1llll'I'y 11s to his illl11l1ti0I1, 42111 l w1111t t11 1111 is p111y Illy ll'llIIl'l1t'1.l1 YV1111, H111-11111,'1 yllll sure c1111 play it! l 111111111111 my 111h11111 to f12l1'Yllll 111111 hVl'2lYt'l'. lf you NVilI1t to see some- thing lllilt brings old Il1l1IIlUl'10S, just look 11t th11t. HTllC1'0iS iF12ISl1,,,. spoke up fl211'V01l, HXV0ll11K'l' NV1l2ll 111-'s dlllllg now? UOI1, 11i11n't y0ll 1C110Xl' ? l11-'s happily IIl2ll'l'll'l1 to 1101011 llenlinger illlll is 0I11pl0yl5d by lfnele Sum 11s 11 postal l'l01'k.v l smiled t11 myself 11s l 1'1-1111-11111111-1-11 1111 t11e j11kes 1lll'0NVll 11t N01'll12l11 illld. llelen XV1l0l1 we 112111 been f'l2lSSIIlZlll'S. HA1111 here 21111 the hosses' most 1'11p11l111- 'tste11og's . 11s ill' 1'11lls them, s11i11 I, 11oi11ti11g to the smiling f111'es of three girls Wlllllll 1 1-e111e111he1'e11 as 1'111111l1le girls 1llt1l'l'tl-1101011 M11111-e, Bl1l'l21lll R1-itz, 111111 :hl'llll0 BI2l1'l'0ll. '4Thei1' 1'11p11l1ility is11't t11 he 1'on111111'1-11 with that of t11is XVUIIIZIII w1111 e111ls 1RL'I'Sl'l1' illl ost1-1vp11t11.1' 2lllSNVK'I'l'!1 l'111'l. t l'11ey s11y s11e 111-111'1y 1301111118 the life out of her I-J2ltl011tS.7, lVe1l, 11t le11st s11e gives them Wllili they 2131! f111'.'1 I Zl1lSXVL'l'l'd, 1'01ll0Il11Jl?1'- ing how llelen Sn1oke1 s i'1llllIlS. 110110111 liitzer 111111 M111'y Horst. 111111 111w11ys COIlll1121lllK'il of 1111111011 bones Zlflvl' 111-len 111111 t4p1'111'ti1-1-111' 1111 them. 4'Tl111t 1'4'lIllllf1S me, 11i11 you k1111w 111111' 1'l!itz 211111 M111-y 1111w 11w11 il Beauty Shoppe on 111'o1111w11y, 1'11111111ly 11ssiste11 l1y 111-11-11 Diller 111111 liel111 Kreiser? l l1e111' they'1'e 1111i11g iine, Villlxl' t11 1111 t11e ltltllll' 111111111141 illlil 1111 111211.11 1'Tll2lt,S 11ot11i11g1' broke in l1il1'Yl'11, wh11 1111 this time 112111 110011 si1e11t, here I'Ci1d this,'1 he s11i11, 1121111111111 11S t11e 1n111'11ing 110NVS1l21IN'l'. T1lt'l'l1, S1ilI'lllg out 211' us. were the 1ll'Zl11111ll'S HNVRSICS GIVEN MICIPALS F011 WORK DONE 1011111111111-11 1111 page 2511 112711 7 'Z-H' BIS- -.-- . :Bea '-'ZfO1f'TS- Q--. ' C- 'Q 4 :9 1 ' 1 5 Last Will and Testament ln behalf ot' the elass of '35 of East l.a1npeter lligh Sehool in this eity of UFns'trate,l' state of Pennsylvania, l'nited States ot' Aineriea. I have ealled you together for the purpose of witnessing tl1is elass sorrowfnlly making final preparations to leave its present abode and to listen to this, l10l' last XVill a11d 'l'esta1nent'. We, tl1e class, hope that eaeh individual will use to the best of l1is advantage these few parting gifts so eheerfnlly presehted. Therefore, we, as a elass, being ot' sane minds, with brains filled to overiiow- ing, 111aki11g void all wills and promises l1eretol'ore drawn up by ns, do make and publish this, Ulll' Last Will and Testament. We hereby dispose of our cherished possessions: item I: To the Faenlty and lloard of lfldneation we give and bequeath all bright ideas found floating in tl1e halls whieh van be used to tl1e best of their advantage in improving tl1e sehool enrrienlnm. Item ll: To the -Innior Class, despite their inability to grasp things of importaxiee, we gladly leave our ability to see light in the darkest of Trig- onometry problems. Item lll: To tl1e Sophomores we wish to give our grace illltl unity i11 passing through the halls. ltem lV: 'To the Happy-go-lneky Freshmen we gladly give our ability to remain quiet during study periods. Item V: Although these last may seem of little importance, they are gladly given illld we hope that they might he as gladly reeeived. 1. Carvell Landis leaves his ability to shnn gossip to lileanor Reese. 2, Miriam Reitz leaves l1er 11eat appearance to Elsie Martin. 3. Richard NVeaver wills to tl1e future llramatie Club his deep bass voire so that they may eorreetly imitate the intonations of Ned Sparks. 4. Norman Landis leaves his ability to do all i111possible things to Cyrtus Rodgers so that l1e 111igl1t 11se it in bettering the l'lI'l'Slllll3lll Class. 5. Raymond Weaver leaves his extra avoirdlrpois to Paul XVL'ilVl'l' so that he may be seen when he is needed by tl1e teaehers. ti. Mabel Shirk wills l1er likeable personality to Olga lfrank. She eonld not be coaxed to give up her athletie admirer. 7. Laura Zl1llIllt'l'Ill2lll wills her optiniistie nature to Anne XVeaver. S. Mary LeFevre wills her beautiful soprano voiee to Vernon lloover, She would not give np l1er boundless knowledge. 9. 111 humble devotion, Carl XVeaver wills to onr mneh-loved principal all that remains of his Ford. 10. Landis Hershey leaves his ability to lead a Stud-ent Conneil to who- ever may be the next vietim. 11. llarold Beam wills l1is gentleman-like appearanee to Ellsworth Stephens. 12. Mary Horst leaves to lIarla11 Collins her spontaneous giggles. 113. Gras-e Kraatz wills l1er ability to stiek to a boy friend to Peggy Miller. 14. To limory Collins Frank Herr leaves his love for girls. 15. Richard Mylin leaves l1is extra l1eigl1tl1 to Mark Zimmer. llelen Diller could not be indneed to bequeath hers. 16. Robert Brubaker leaves his love for Miss Laird to whoever may prove as fascinating. lle also wishes that perso11 the best oi' lnek and con- gratulations. IContinned on page 201 i28ll gv 1-C Ill JZ 'mm-'111f217i' i 2'x1Y'1i'S . ' ' .' fo- 9 L. i' -ll E In ' 1 1 . sl PROI'Hl'It'Y OF '35 ll'ontinued from page 271 IN SLl.'MS.'i Heading further we found 'that Irene Albright Zllld Laura Zimmerman had been awarded medals for their splendid work in lighting a contaeious disease which had been threatening the slums of New York. The other nurses of note mentioned w'ere Grace Iiraatz. Mildred Metzler, and Viola Lawrence, How fortunate they were to have a chance to help their nation in sucl1 a way! As 1ny eyes wandered over 'the pagre, I noticed the picture of a charming young lady who seemed to be familiar. Sure enough she was. for the paper read: Miss Mary I.el4'exrc, noted teacher of Music. leaves for an indefinite 'tour of Europe. So golden voiced Mary had also made good. 1-lil thinking our class has, I began when suddenly 1ny eyes rested o11 a small col- umn announcing the marriage of Ina Sliealfer aml a lucky young man, both of Lancaster. Ina had always longed to be a homemaker, and now her dreams were to be realized. Soincthing else I read with reinemlzrzutce. The beautiful flowers used to decorate the :hutch were furnished by Weaver's Florist Shop, Richard NVeaver. Owner. I was now quite stunned by the revelation of all this good fortune, and I turned on the radio so that I might once more eome clown to earth, We will now have the business reports ot' the Armstrong Linoleum Company, interrupted the Announcer, by Landis llrrshey, business manager of said Iirm. So even other people had recognized Landis's business ability, Landis had been busi- ness manager in the Senior year. Well, I'd bet U11 his rising.: in his present field. Well. counting.: Kenneth Warfel aml Marvin Ilutchinson, who are both mechanics in t-ur hoinc airport. aml Paul Luttcnberger, who is clerking: in XVatt X SIIZIIIVIS, we havcn't lel'l many out who have not reached their goal. Uh, we're not finished, said Carvell, 1 know that Pete XVeaver is employed by a large I'hiladelphia trucking concern and that Esther Marie Burkhart is still employed at the 'Willows' Itestanrantf' 'Not to mention the Mr. Richard Mylin, famous for his work in the conservation of forests, continued Carl. At least I know something about 'the activities of the members of our class. I know that Frank Ilerr covers territory in and near the city of New York, convincing people that he has the best electric motor for sale. If you want to know how he's getting along, just ask one of his victims! Also. Robert Brubaker is the owner of a prosperous tirm in the home-town, Lancas'ter, Now as our plane comes to its landing and my trip is over, I 'think once more of how the class of '35 has lived up to its higher ideals and how n1y former classmates have also made happy landings in their chosen occupations. IQDNA Bpoqjlgglg, 735 LAST WILL AND TESTAMIGNT liftllliililltai from page 281 17. Itcba Iireiser and Ilelen Moore will their remaining powder boxes to Mary Wilson. IS. Mary Itohrer leaves her quiet nature to Helen Ilenlinger. 19. Arline Marron leaves her seriousness lo Oliver IIess. hoping that he will use it iminediately. 20. Lenora Bltzer wishes to retain the changeable color of her hair until she iinds a color which suits her best, 21, Helen Smoker wills her ability to ring bells promptly to whoever may be the future bell ringer. 22. Viola Lawrence leaves her studious nature to the multitude in need of it so that tl1e teachers' burdens may be greatly decreased next year. 23. Ina Sheafter wills her slimness to Grace Nonnenmocher. Paul Luttenbergcr would not allow his to be given away. 24. Gordon Kline: wills his feat of playing a piano as it should be played to Harold Smith. Marvin Hutehinson leaves his forward nature to Roy Beck 1fonditionally,-he must not become over confident. 26. Kenneth XVarfel could not be wheedled into giving away his perfect combination of red hair a11d freckles. 27. Irene Albright leaves 'those beautiful natural wave's to Dorothy Melligan and hopes she will appreciate the gift. 28. Esther Marie Burkhart leaves her artistic ability to Raymond Creamer, the artist of a perfect Sahara Desert. 29. The class of '31 despite its trying: manners, leaves its goodwill to all the teachers, hoping: that they may remember the good points and forget the others. XVe do hereby constitute and appoint Miss Livingood sole executor of this, our Last NVill and Testament. In witness whereof. we, the class of to this our Last XVill. do set' our hand and seal this eleventh day of May. one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five. Signed: Class of '35 ICDNA IJLOCIII-IR i29l QA f- 'B 1 '54'1z1mz1221'i3 ul I ' -afbwfw uJt'Illlif0I' Loon . . .. '4John CillI1C1'0ll,, ..,,. Sully Sl1erwuod'7 1, 'fharry Kl!1'I'igJj2l1l,, 'Tuffy BI'ixC'lit'1ll'i1lglA., Hal Slwrwnm1 .,..,., K6 U 'fKeewnydi11 ...,... 4'Mrs. L?l1'1'iIll01'0y' .. Ul,2lII1l'l2l, P111-11cH,' HGl'lll?ViCV0 L1-uv .. '4Ted .. ....,., ., '4Thc Earl ,. Q Alltlllllly Huytn ......,., Reach For the Moon I':1t1'i0ia1 P4'lllliI1g2Qt0Ilv H3011 .. ,. ..Mz1ln-1 Shirk ., .,.,FI'illlk Herr Lenorn Bifmfr Edna Blocker . ,. K01111eH1 XVarfel Laura ZiII1lIlGI'1'Ililll Reba Kreiser 1fii'll2ll'd Myliu Carl XXYCIIVQP llelvn Slllfrklll' Mary LOFevI'u . Robert Bl'llb21k01' .. N01'IllElI1 Landis Mildred Mefzler listlu-r I:Il1'kllill't Mary Horsf . .. ..,.. Grave Kraatz P21111 Lllttcllborgel' Landis Hvrslxoy Harold 11011111 JUNIOR ' U J UNIORS r '1 f- W l ,v 1 1 - i ll!! Bk ?5?'lRsfs Q., , qi i- 1 . 2 g-,nj i Junior Class History August LIU, 19312. W0, 1'o1'1y-s1-1'011 11111111 boys 111111 girls 0111110 1o 1110 doors of 1'I.l1.11.S. l'iif.fl'1' 111 0x11111i110 1110 11011' 1111111111111 i11 NV1l1l'11 W0 w01'0 111 1111111111 1lll1' 1illUNV10l1g43. 111 f11c1 W0 W1-1'0 so 1i111i11 111211 1110 S1lIlll11lll171'0S 1'1'il1'1'11 1o gin- 11S 1111 i11i1'i11- 1io11: lll'Yl'1'11ll'1l'SN w0 W1-10 good spo1'1s 111111 1-111-1-1'1'11lly g11v0 1111- s111110111s 1111 11ss0111l1ly 1l1'0gl'ilII1 fllll of 1.1111 111111 111111.11111-1' 0111111011 1110 '11l1111i0s' 1'111yg11'o111111.'1 NV0 soon 1100111011 who our 1-111ss 1lf1'l1'1'1'S sl1o1111l 111- 111111 how Illll1'1l W0 sl1o1111l p11y 11s 1'111ss 11111-s. Sllllllf 111110 11111-1' Hlll' Iirst 1ll11'1'1'S11llg y1'il1' of 11ig11 school was o1'0r. lV11011 our s11o1'1 1'111'111io11 l'Ilf1l'1l, W0 w01'0 1111 5:11111 to l'lf!lSSOIl11P10 111 1110 high s1r11oo1 1111111111111 for Ill01'l' 1.1111 111111 1ill1HV11'1lQI1', W0 W1-1-0 sorry to lose Sl?Y1'l'2l1 of our 1'l11ss 11101111101-s 11111 also gl111l to W1-11'o1110 -xllllil -121110 1'1111lw1-11 i111o o111' 1111ppy-go-1111'l:y 1'i1'1-10, wl1i1'l1 now l'1l1lS1S1'l'11 111' 11l11'1y-fUllI' Il11'IIl1M'1'S. NVi1l1 II10l'1' pl'01110IllS 1'0llK'0l'll1llf1 1'11l' S1'l'I1I'1llg of 11111111-y, W0 1100111011 to 11111'0 1'l11ss 111108 111111 o11 1110 111s1 1111y of Si'll1l0l s0ll 1'oo11 1o Ulll' f1-llow s111111-nts. Now 1111111111-1' y1'111' 01111011 1111 too soon 111111 W0 111111 111 110p111'1 for our second Yi1l'Hf1OH. August 27, 19314. 1l1i1'1y-o110 lll1'lll1DO1'S of our 1'l11ss 1'01111'111-11 1o 0111'11 1110 11110 of -'11l1'l10I'S. Sl'V1'l'2l1 NVl'l'kS Ql1'101' s1'l1ool 111111 111-5.51111 W0 w01'0 5.212111 to w01- 1'o1110 1111111111-1' 1111-111l101'. EV111i110 F111'0s. xxfllxl' 1110 0101'1ion of 1'l11ss 01'1l1'1'1'S W0 110111 Ulll' l111llow1-'011 111111111011 s1-v1-1'11l 011l0l' lP1'0gjf1'2llllS 11ll1'1llgI 1111- y1-111' To lll1'l'l'2lSl' 11111' l1op1- 111111 W0 111'0 wo1'1l1y of 11111' 11110 1'-11111io1's 111111 111111 W0 01111 1110 11110 '4S011io1's. So1'i111 111111 1.ll1l11S. W0 soon 1111111111 W1-, 1110 -llllllfbl' 1l12lSS, 110si1'1- 1o 1'Ullg.fl'2l1ll11l10 111111 to 01.1.l'l' our 111-st wis110s 1o 1111- S011io1's. XV1- 1111110 111111 1111-y 11111y 111-111111 f1'o111 111-111' 1'I11s1 1111111111111-1' High School wi1l1 1110 fllvlillgl 111211 1111-y 11111'0 111'1lll'Vl'11 1110 goal for wl1i1'11 1l10y l111v0 110011 s11'ivi11g. RUT11 Bnooxs, '3G. 1 3:1 B 'f I P 1 1 4 1 I Q 'Q -f 155515 W M Q cjilil lc-ii 0 . ' Junior Class Roll I?r'rl1Ii11y Ivft fo right: First Row: 1 xvilllli' Molli11gv1'. Elsie Blill'llll, Allllil -lilllll fl2ll4lWl'll, Bllfiillll Il'z1111blct011, Annu BIZIIICIISU Alill' Tll01llElS I l111'c-1100 Sllilllll, llunrv l.:llCliNVilll01'. 7 7 v Suvond Row: Eva-ly11, M1-Tzlor, flll2ll'll'S l'n11os4'1-11Ti, liilgill' lV01'1'l'Sl, Edgar G1-obillgc-1', A1-tl1111' l31':1m'kl1ill, Ellis IA2llldlS, llalvid fiil1'l'l'l, lhwid Driver, Roy Beck, Maggie Myer. Third Row: ' Mr. Iilllll'flll'l' fAflvisv1'j, H11l'l1 U1-ooks, llc-lm-11 l,l'lllll1g'U1', Kzltllryll Lon- lllilll. A111111 ll2lI'lllSll. Kz1ll1lm-4-11 Kc-llvr, Maury llvllur, Betty Poutz, lfllfll Marlin, l'Iv:1li11o Ifzllws, l'z11l1v1'i114- 1.1-ll-1'o1', Dlll'0flly lliffm-11lmcl1, GQ1't1'11de Blilflill. 1 ll34ll SOPHOMORE ' Q SOPHOMORES rlllq auf S ..,5'it'1Q' , ig-,nj S- Q f' F lil s-s 3 I Olgofl s Sophomore Class History Un Saturday morning, the twenty-ninth of April in 1933, forty excited boys and girls entered the doors of East Lampeter High School. YVho wonldn't have been excited? They had come to take the examination to prove whether or not they were worthy to be called l4'reshman. August twenty-ni11tl1 of the same year brought that same group of boys and girls back to the high school building. Hy this time they were no longer excited, but rather tillllfl Freshman. Sometime during the tirst few months of school we received our initiation. NVQ- took this as a joke so that we might prove to the other students that wc had already learned to show the true school spirit. Un the Friday before Easter our class held an Easter egg hunt in which the entire school participated. lVe are sure that everyone enjoyed himself. YVe were very sorry to lose some of our classmates of our l 1'CSlllllilll year and we wish them success in whatever task they are engaged. Too quickly our first year of high school life was over. lVe left the school preparing to return the next fall and use that valuable and sound advice, which our teachers had given us. ln August, 1934, we came back to school eager to learn. Since we were no longer Hbabiesv, we took an active interest in onr lessons and especially in our sports. Our inter-class games proved exciting entertainnlent for our noon-hour. Several of our remaining members left our class during the Sophomore year. However, we welcomed two new members-Betty I7eArment from Eric, Pa., and Dorothy Noden from Chester, Pa. On the twenty-tirst of February, we presented a program consisting of a movie entitled Our United States and slides of interesting parts of our country. Our class officers for the Sophomore year were: President, Paul Zimmer- mang Vice-President, Ruth lleckg Secretary, Virginia Hhoadsg and Treasurer, Richard Steffy. lVe, the Sophomore Class, extend our congratulations to tl1e Senior Class for having attained that goal to which they have been striving, and sincerely hope that by protiting from any mistakes which they have made- we may as successfully reach our goal. RUTH BECK, ,37 ii 37 ll R... qi 'Q ,Q v In vlll Pgs dxf! S -5 1 0 lg, s Sophomore Class Roll Reafdiug left to right: First Row: Mary Kuutz, Blilliiti Lahr, Virginian Rlnmlds, Ruth Grolf. Second Row: Tr11n1a11 Iiill1l?Sdl'I'f0l', L11 Montv Scllh-111111, lA'Sf1'l' Pvifor, XVQEIVQI' Rcitz, Darwin Tshudy, K01111uTl1 Poifcr, Clair IQSIIUIIIIEIII, Iflalrl lJu111i11gcr. Third Row: Ri0h:1rd Stvffy, Loren Landis, -lz1111us Mzlrtin, Rilyllllllld Landis, Rzlymoud Crezuner, Robert VVik4-1', IIHFIZHI Uollins. Nolscm 131511411-1', WV:1lfvrAH011Ck, Paul Zi1I1lIl01'II1ilI1, XYCFIXUII lloow-1'. Fourth Row: Ruth Beck, Mary XVv:1vv1', fi1'ill'l+ No1111v11111o1-11cr, Do1'otl1y Diifellderfer, Mary Kreider, -Alifiillll I3r:1c'kbill, A-XFICIIO H01-slloy, FIUFGIICC Getzg Olga Frank, Arline 1YllllgiIlg4:1', Miss LiVillgU0d fAdviso1'j. H3811 . PRESHMAN ' FRESHMAN lllq C E Ei S sq 'i'm:n:an1'k2 '5 3'xl?1i'i- ' mfl hr 1-is X Freshman Class History Un April 28, 1934, a group of sixty-five happy boys and girls gathered at the lligh School to take the entrance exainination. Those of us who sue- ceeded ill passing it were anxious to ent-er high school. On August 27 fifty-eight of us arrived at the high school building eager to begin our tasks at once. We knew that a Fl'0SilIll2lll initiation would be awaiting us. llowever, we received it pleasantly and proved to the upper Ci2lSSlll0Il that we were 11ot slackers. After several weeks had passed during which we had become better acquainted, we inet to elect class officers. The following ofticers were elected: President, Cyrtus Rodgers: Vice-l'i-esideiit, l'anl Weaver: Secretary, Oliver ilessg 'l'reasurer, Betty Heller. It was decided that each lIll'Il1iN'l' should pay tive cents a llllllliil for class dues. Then we directed our attention to clubs. Most of the girls chose the Glee Club, while the boys selected the Outdoor Club. A lar-fe number of the bov' are also Il1C1I1b0l'S of the Boys Ulee Club. r- .3 lVe have shown our ability llllf only in classwork but also in the inter- class basketball and volleyball games. One day Mr. Czapf, our class adviser, decided to take us on a hike. A large truck conveyed forty of our ineinbers to Millersville. Starting from that place we took a long hike along the bank of the Conestoga River. In the evening a eonibined doggie roast and inarshniallow toast was enjoyed. We Freshmen. have high 2liIllS. XVe hope that in the spring of '38 we may have becolne the largest and most sincere and intelligent class that has ever been graduated from East Lainpeter High School. XVe, the F1'0Si1IIlilll Ulass, congratulate the Seniors and hope that they may some day reach the goal for which they will continue to strive. ELSIE lnzlumx, BS. it 41 l K C '-ru-iq, 32 417 W '51 5b ....-- s,4'Isgg:' ge lg-Nj 5- 6- ' if ml m if K' . Freshman Class Roll Reading left to right: First Row: Harold Smith, Ralynloud Rcsslcr. Svcoml Row: Virgins Ilvss, II1-lon Gmail, Ruth Sollm-nln-rgvr, Mary Nvilson, Arlvno Brian, Lillian Ill-lm, Mild:-od Rlll0l'l', Edna ZllllIlll'l'IIl2lll, Edith Gurlitzki, Betty Ilvllvr, Dorothy Hurst, lilsiu L1-zlnlzlll. Third Row: , Rolwrf VVvaxvvr, Rohm-rt I.vi'vvvl'. llvsh-1' Kollror, t'lill'l'lll'l' Hurst. Paul VVvzlvv1', Flair Slll'lllI, Lloyd livnlingvr, Rohm-ri 13111-lixx'z1l1m', Nvlson Landis, Furl Kroidvr, Mark ZllllIIll'l', I'z1ul Lcfm-vm-r, I'lIvi11 llursf. Roy Iliffvnhalcll, John Rohrer. Fourtll Row: Robert l+'m-11s1v1'111nkv1', Uliwr Iloss, Mm-rvin llalndis, ilyl'lllS Rodgers, Rau' Kc-ndig, litln-l liillllll, Allllil llurklulrl. lim-otlly Bll'llillQ.It'l'. l'1l1-:mor Rouse. XYUFIIEI N1-ullzmsvr, S111-all Ann Milla-r, 3iZll'Q.fIll'l'l Millvr, Dorothy Mvlligznl. Mirimn Kroisor, llorotlly Good, Elizzlln-Tlx lluckwzllfvr. Fifth Row: Mr. Uzzlpf 1Arlviso1-3. Rohm-t XV0lk, Earl Slillll'fl'l', -Izzy xVOIlg0I', -lolm Rfllll'l'l', -l2lIlll'S lil'01llll'f'kUI', Iilviu Imf'm'v1', Mvrlo il0Sfl'ff0l'. lflllsworfh Steplwlls, Iillwry Collins, Ilnrold Iloss, Nolwvnml l'llS0lllN'l'gl'l', llvrhvrf Millvr, Annu VVOElVl'l', Ih-tty Nolt, Ilorothy Kruidm-r. H4211 ACTIVITIES . I C D J 'EIB 'Nw- 4-nL.5gi,m uig5.1up Z4lf??S- T- ' 15- . Tf AQHIX' - 3 . Libra ry Club lf!'1lll'illfj loft to right: First Row: Elsiv Blilffill. Evvlyn Mc-tzlvr, Mirizun H1-itz, Ruth 4l1'otT. Svvond Row: lI'0Il0 Albright, Ilorothy l,ifT0llIll'I'fl'I', lla-I4-11 Slll0kl'I', Miss Livingood fAdvism-rj, H1-tty Pontz, Ruth 3I2ll'fill. Viola l1ilXVl'l'llCl'. H443 Q- 'Q .gif L 1 4 gm 'il Q 1 -ZQWWE' I- 'rm k 0 ,I N Echo Staff lfr'1lrl'i11g left to right: First Row: ,Paul Zillllllvflllilll, IGIUJIIIUI' H1-1-sv, Hllllil lllm-ln-1', Ulivvr llvss. Sw-ond Row: 14'1'a1l1k II1-rr, Kil'Il2l1'Il XV1-zlvcr, Hr. I!1'1-imlvllslillv fA1lYiSK'I'1, Rilylllillld YV0z1vv1', Landis IIl'l'Sll0y. Third Row: Mzxry IcUll1'l'1', Ruth Brooks, Ile-In-11 l,l'lllillg'l'1 . Milflrod Motzlvr, Kafhleen Koller, Florvm-c Gciz, f'ilfhP1'ill6 IA'f0Vl'l', Ruth ISL-ck, Lenora Bitzcr. H4511 r rl -so 39 II --an Elw- '-ZK1f?Qr Q Y , C Qul ll' Lt I5 5 Biology Club lfcufliny left to r-ight: First Row: Vernon lloovcr, lidgzu' XVo1'1'vsf, Clair l'lHlll0lllilll, Ullm-los Conoscenti ' David D1-ivvr, Iiclgfzu' Uv1'CblIlgl'1', Ellis Lauulis, David Garrett, Earl Deulinger. Second Row: Mr. CZillJf fAdvise1'l, YVz1l1'er' Houck, Artlnu' lkralvkbill, X1-lson Bender Ril'llHl'l1 Steffy, Roy Berk, VVQQAVQ1' Rvifz. UAGH f '5 E I -diimgiw 'Z NWS Q d' ' EC fi., -9 lr r 59 r 0 . S Girl Reserve Club lfwldiug left to right: First Row: Edna Blocher, IQICIIIIUI' lion-so, Yi-1-11:1 Nl'llll2ll1Sl'I', Edllil Zill1II101'lH2Il1, Leuoru Bitzor, Miriauu Hzuxilnleton, Dorothy Hurst, Laura ZiIIlII1CI'1I12lI1. Second Row: Ruth Brooks, Mary Horst, S2lI'il .xllll Millvr, 1I2l1'Q.f2l1'Ct Miller, Dorofhy Melligan. Third Row: Miss Laird fAdviserj, Allllil Mzuwuso, f:l'1ll'l' Iil'il2lfZ, Anne XVO:1veI', Kzmfllryn Lvillllilll, Arlillc BIEIITOII. Mzllml Shirk. Hn-Ion SIll0kK'I', iivtty Nolf, Ruth Beck, Miss Livingood fAdx'iso1'J. 114711 T C . g 1 '75 'Se' 11 !p Orchestra Rvmling from loft to right: Seated: Mary H01-sf, H1-lun SIll0kl'I', F1'illlk llvrr, Imnnrzl llitzvr, l':2l1'1 D4-nlingcr, Helen 1,0ll1iIlgl'1', Maw 'l'l1on1:ls, Miss Rzlndolpll 1Di1'ucTrcssj. Silllldillgl Arlime X'llllgillg0l', Landis Ilorslwy. Paul LlIffK'llIWI'Q.fl'1', NIl1'II1ilIl Landis, Harold lk-11111, tHiVl'1' lfvss, Grave Iil'El2l1Z, Ruin-1't l:l'l1ll3lk0I'. Mary L0Fcv1'c-pizlllist H483 rlllq i?'mm:.na'aa51' C ffm In VI X Sv W al l-.' 1 2' 3 5 is ig-,nj i Betty Lou Ilviiy Lou-Ilvrsclf ,..,......,.4.....,...,., . .........,.... , Mrs. Allflllllly I'l'lld10f0lliIl01' St0lill1lbHl0l' , ., . Tully P0I1d10f0l1YIIl'1' I:l'0HlL'1' .,..,.., ..,.4,.... Lulu 1'c11dlo1m1-lI01' SiSil'1 il1-Lil!! ',..... . I Bocu, ,.......,,.,.4,...... H F, 1 Mya, A,.... ,. U HUM E Jack ...,.., N.1 Lion ,..,.,..........,.. ..,..,,,.. . ,... . Rohm-rt Sll0l'WUOd-:X shy young lllilll ,. . XvU1'1lli11gfUll I:1'UOkS-uf1011110111811 -lim . .xllllllf-:X lllilld .....,.. ............,..,...... ........, , . . Mr. Lune ......,,.... E 49 11 Kutllryu Leamlan ., ..3Iary LeFevre f'h2l1'l0S Conoscouti .........Xl1l1H Harnish May Thomas Ilorotlly Good .,....Ez1rI Deulingex' ....,..David Garrett J illI10S Hartin .,...N01'II12lll Landis ,...Xvi1'giI1iil Rhouds ........David Driver S..- Lf 'Q C T 1sl!572aIEIh:L 1-4 IILZEEEHII YP - '5 1 , I 1 E 3 -f'-w -uw Ns, Z g-.nj i- Activity Write-ups LIBRARY 1'L1'1l The L1b1'111'y 1111113 111111011 11111 1'111'11f11l Q.f1l111illl1'1' 111' Miss 1.11'111g00d 211111 111311511 S11.l01i0l', 111111'il1'1i111. 11ilS 1'U111IP11'1l'11 11s 11111111 y1'i11' 01 1'1'l1111'l11 12l1P0l'S. 1521011 011111 110111111 11111 gil-ls 111111 1'111'i011s 1l11li11s 111 11111'f01'111, T111s 1'0111i1111011 1111111 011011 I110lll1J01' 111111 111111 il l'1lilll1'1f 10 110 1111 11111 1111111111'011s 01111 jobs 111111 2111! 111'COSSil1'y 111 1101111 1111? L11J1'Z1l'y il 111 11110111 flll' study. 1f 1110 w01'k was 11111s111111 1101'l?I'1' 1110 111111 01' 11111 p01'1011, 01111 girl 10111 1110 gl'011'1J the S101'y 01 01111 0f 11111 111111' 11111111 1i00ks 1v11i1-11 sl111 111111 1'0111l. 111 1111s w11y 1111 of 1110 girls w111'0 k11111 w11l1 Vl'1'Sl'11 111 1111 111111' l1110ks 111 1110 11111'il1'y. YV0 110110 0V111'y S11111l'll1 will 110 his l111s1 111 111-lp Ev11ly11 B1l11Z1l'1', f111ll1'0 L11J1'il1'1i1l1, 111 00111111110 1110 x1'01'k 110111111 211111 111111111 19311 11111 111081 Sll1'1'1'SS1:111 y11111' 1110 11111'111'y has 111111' 1i1lUW1l. Humax S110111:11, '35 THE EF110 S'1'A11'I1' 'T110 E11l10 S111ff 0f '35 was 1l1'gZlIl1Z1'11 111 11111 l111g11111111g 01' 1110 S1'111l01 1l,'1'lH lllldlil' 1110 1511111111100 0f Olll' 01111111110 :1f1Y1S1'1', Mr. li1'01111111s111111- T1111 0f110111's 11111111d1111: E111101'. F1'1111k 111'1'1'Z Ass1s111111 E1l1101', 191111111111-0 G111zg L1101'111'y E111101', 111111111 111001111111 1111s1110ss B1111111g111', 111111111s 11111's110yg C1l'Cll1i111Ilg' 3111111111111-, Ri1'111111d W11111'01'. VVO Il1'0Sl'1l10d il S111'Q'0SSf111 11111si1'111 111-11g.51'11111 111 11111 1Jl'g1llll11lg' 0f 11111 y011r 111 order 10 u111's11 11111' 1111111011111 11111111 2ll'l'0llll1. S111110 we s1111'101l with il 111111011 01' 1'01'1y 1101l111's 1315401 111111 11111s11d w11l1 11 11111111100 of 1111r1y 11011ill'S 132101, 1 21111 11111111 S11l'1' 1 21111 s111'0 111 Sily1llg.f W0 111111 Rl very s11cc0ssf111 y0111'. VVQ 111111111 1110 s1'11001 1l011y 211111 0111' 1-01111111111i1y 11s il w110l0 f111' 111011' 10y111 support. E11N.1 151.11111-11:11. '35 1iIOL01iY 1'L1'1l Tl11s y11111 s 111010gy 1'1ll1D, 111511111 1111111111 11111 s11'p111'1'1si011 11f Mr. Fmipf, 110- C0lI11111S111'11 111111111 111 1111- 11111' 111 12lX111l'l'I1ly. 11111011 111' 1110 1'0u1'1111111 IllUlll1ll'1'S 112111 his UXVII lJ1'Uj1'l'1 10 011111111010. These p1'0j01'1s NV011! 111011 11x111l11111d 011 0111111 1101ISO Night SUIXI1' 0f 11111 111'0j111-1s 0111111111111111 w111'0: '11111' S1i1'11'11 01' 21 110g by Edgar G1'1111111g101', XV011101' K1111z, 111li1l'10S 1'0110s1'01111, 11111111 11l'1V1?l', N01S011 Bender, Ellis L111111is, 211111 XYl'1'1l01l 1100v01': 1l1110s11111' 1110111 by 11111-11111 1'011111s: I'211J1l1t 111S1'C'T1U1l by 170111011 1100Yl11', XV11111'1-1- 1i011z. Ellis 1,1111111s, 111111 R101111111 S101Ty. XV11 1101111 11111 111010g:y 1111111 0f 11111 1111111111 will 011111111110 10 110 11s 11111l1111011s 11s it 11115 110011 this year. IJAVID GA11111g'1 1', ,313 GIRL RESERVES T110 11111 111'S1'l'V1'S 111 1'121Sf L1111111111111' 1111511 S1'l1011l 1111v0 11111111 v111'y 111111111 1f1l1'011g1l0l11I 1110 111181 y0111'. 111 11111 l10g11111111g 0f 1110 s1'11110l 101111 W0 111111111111 1110 1:1l111NV1Ilg' 0f1'11'1'1'SZ 1'1'0s111011T, 31211101 Shirk: V100-1,I'1'S111l'll1, 1111111 11011112 S111'r111111'y, A111111 112111- cusog 111111 '111'l'21Sl11'01'. K111l11'y11 1A?ilII11lIl. 11501 Ki 7' -5 5 I E ia R W liinznsiin '53 '-Z'Q?1i'i - ,I -C YQ 'I ll 69 1 fi., .3 , After organizing, we made plans for the furnishing and care-taking of our room i11 the school building. We have made it as comfortable as we were able to make it, 211111 we l1ope that next yearis club 1nay eve11 better our accomplishments. Our iirst social eve11t ot the year was our llallowe'en party. wl1icl1 we held in October at Ilostettei-'s Barn in Bird-in-lland. During the i'lll'lStIllilS holi- days, we presented our annual l'hrislmas party to the children of our com- munity who are not so fortunate at l'hristmas time. VVe also presented a successful farce entitled 'tSound Your llornf' May we. at the close of tl1is term, thank our helpful advisers, Miss Livingood and Miss Laird. who have proved themselves necessities of a success- ful Girl Reserve Ulub. May we. also greet those leaving us a11d hope that they may always remember the Vode of the Girl Reserves a11d do their level best to practice it throughout their future lives. Enya linoculzlc, '35 ORVIIESTRA This year our orchestra has been directed by Miss Randolph. Besides directing the lligh School Orchestra a11d giving private lessons, she has a group known as the Junior Orchestra who will join tl1e orchestra next year, for many of this year's members are Seniors. Orchestra practice is held on Friday morning with private lessons during convenient study periods. The orchestra has successfully appeared on 11u111erous programs this year --namely-at Parent a11d Teachers Association Meetings, l'iliZIlll0fl1f0NVll crip- pled children's home, Operetla, Neitsville Music Festival, Township Music Festival, and also 011 Student Assembly I'rograms. lVe, the orchestra mernbers, are grateful for tl1e service and the time given by Miss Randolph to improve our orchestra. FRANK llinuc, '35 GLEE CLUB ln the fall of '34 the Glee Club was again organized under the supervision of Miss Randolph. WVhen the group was assembled, we noticed the 111any gaps caused by the graduation of many of our f01'Il101' Il10II1lJOI'S were filled by the faces of eager-looking Freshmen. Later in the year a Boys' Glee Club was organized under the direction of Mr. Breidenstine. Our first public perforinance was ill the cantata Song and the Star, rendered at Christmas time by tl1e combined clubs. In March we 'presented a very delightful operetta entitled 'fljetty Louf' The Glee Club ended its 1934-35 program by participating ill tl1e annual music festival held at Neffsville. DIARY ICREIDER, '37 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of our high school consists of a few members from each class elected by the Student body. Although its duties are varied, its primary duty is to maintain law illld order ill till? school. Next of importance is the punishing of offenders. The offender is brought before tl1e Council where he is given a chance to plead his case before the Council decides the verdict. If the Council is convinced that he is guilty, they adlninister due pl.lI1lSllI118l1t. fContinued on page 551 l51l QC if .Q of Bl' El S I ' 1' Y ' -Zfiwfg -5 6-- I C Gul l,-9 lil 'n aa 3 Z 9 I O 5 Basketball Squad Ifcarling from left to right: Seated: Frank Herr, Iidgzu' G1'0lllllg0l', Curl XVvav0r, Edgar Wnrrost, Harold Beam. Standing: Mr. Ki1llCflll'1' fl'um'l1l., llc-nry 1h1cliwzllf01', Iillswurtll Sfeplwns, Norlnan Landis, Ihlylllillld fiI'l'2lIIl4'I', Rivlxzzrd Stvffy, Mr. Vzupf 1xlIi1llGlgI01'l. IC. L. II. S. VARSITY BASKETBALL RICCURIJ 1934-35 E. L. II, S. UDIKPIIQIHS E. L. H, S. Opponvnts 27 . .. Mnnlwim Twp. . . .,,,..,,, 52 ...... . Tern- Hill ,.,, ,,,, .... . . , H14 42 ..,.,,,..,, Sfl'3Shl'l'1',2' .....,. ..,, . .. ,. H3-1 ., F. 8: M. Awul J. V. . 45 ,........ Vpper Lwxcovk . . . ....... .17 .......... East Coculico ..... ,,......21 R7 ..., , Paraxrlise .............. . ,.... 533 .... IJQIIYPI' ...,. .,,, . ...39 4-1 ,.,,,...., Torre Hill .. ........ 17 .......... New Holland ,,.. M36 23, ,, ,. East Um-alim ..... ,...... 1 8 ........ ,Denver ........,. ,,,,, . .......47 23 ..,,,,.,,, Denver ..... .. .. ......,. 24 ,. Stevens '1'1'11d9 ..,...... . 38 25 .... .. Now Holland ..... .34 , .,...... E-town College J. V. .,... -1-L.. Stevens Trade ........ 17 ,, E-town College J, Y. ...23 25 ,,,,.,,, l'il.l'2ldiS9 .,,,,,,.,,,, ..,. ...,.,.,, 22 ..,........ 1- I . L. H. S. Alumni ...,. ...... 2 4 61 .Fppcr Le2lCU1'k ..... ...,,.. 22 ...E. I., H. S. Alumni ..,....34 H52 f 5 1 - L 1 X' cf m B X s2'I: S?fi 'Pi- mm . l ll T3 s Z'x....'J'S Outdoor Club l.'1'1rrliug lrff fo l'lfjIIf.' First Row : Sow Rolrort Hlll'kNV2llf01', Holm-rt NVv:1v4-1'. Huy Komlig, Lloyd D0ll1lllQt'1' f'l3l1'i'lll'l' Hurst. Robert Lull-V4-1', l':ml L1-fm'v1'. Rilylllillld R1-sslvr. Pyrtus Rodgl-1's, Furl K1't'iIlCl'. md Row: Mr. Killwflwx- c.xdViS1'l'l, Iilvin IA-fl-wr, AIl'1'Vill Lzlmlis, Kohl-rl I',l'llSl1'I' lllilklill, Robert NVQ-lk, Roy llifl'l'lllJ2li'l1, M1-1-lo Ilostm-Hex-, Elvin Ilursf, John Rollrer. Third Row : Fon Jzunes U1'udl10vkQ1', llzlrlzln Follins, -lay XV1-llgm-1', l'Illswo1'Tl1 SH-pllclls Earl S1illlfl'01', Henry Iitlvkwzlltc-13 Ilzlrulfl Ilvss. I':I1lU1'y Collins, IIe1'beri Miller. rth Row: TA-sh-1' H0l11'o1', Paul YVvz1w1', Flair Slim-nk, Ilznrolfl Sulilla, N1-lson Lnmli:-1 Mau-k Zl1I1II101' l53l MISCELLANEOUS lv A1 ly-,g J i 'S a s- J 0 IMI 5 AFTIVITY XVRITE-l'l'S Itlontinucd from Page 511 ' Those who have 11evcr been a 1ll0llllJ0l' of the Student Council scarcely realize the responsibility that rests upon it. Student Council 1l10IIllJ01'S have atte111pted to preserve all that is worthy and honorable: their success Inust be tlt'it'1'llllllCtl by the attitude illltl co-operation of tl1e students. 1lELEX Snoicinc, '35 HOME ROOM t'Ul'Nt'l L lVe are glad to announce that liast Lanlpeter High School has again bee11 favored with tl1is rather IICNV but valuable organization-naniely-the Honie Room Council. The organization 1lillI1t'tl above consists of three nienibers Cll0SQ11 f1'0Ill each classroom illlti supervised by Mr. Kilhefner. Meetings are held OIICU each week during which current problenis are discussed, and arrangeinents are nlade to carry out seasonal Athletic schedules. liacli seinester a new council is chosen. The flll1CiiUIl of this group is primarily to 111ake the classrooms II10I'C l1o111e- like. Soine of the secondary duties of the council are: to niaintain tidy 1'00I1lS at all illll0SQ keep a sufficient supply of stationery o11 the shelvesg and arrange for illlll carry out all inter-scholastic athletics such as volleyball, basketball, quoits, and it?lllllS. lVe are sure every x11e1nber has found the llonie Room Council very i11- teresting and sincerely hope we have been of valuable service to our teachers and our school. Muay KliElDlQli, ,137 SUHOOL 'l'KlGASlfHl'Ili Kl'Il'0RT When analyzing the work ot' a school treasurer 0110 111ay think not only of dollars Zllltl ce11ts but also of the interest required i11 keeping a11 accurate account of our school tinances by depositing all money a11d writing checks for bills. Not only is the treasurer desirous of keeping.: records i11 balance but also in doing this work special concern is developed i11 the progress shown in the various activities of the school. To nie it is a pleasure to entertain the fact that all accounts thus far have been showing a credit balance-in other words, .l ani privileged to write with black rather than red i11k. liL l'II M.x1rr1N, '36 Tllli ASSEMBLY l'lt0tlRAM t'0M'MlTTliI'I The l'1'0gl'tlll1 fl0IllIllliil'l' of '35 consisted ol' l'our -I u11iors illltl four Seniors whose duty it was to arrange the Assenibly l,1'0gl'2l1IlS which were held every tivo weeks i11 tl1e li. L. ll. S. Auditorium. This group, tconsisting of Mary lleller, lIele11Jlenlinger, Betty Pontz, Kathryn Ileanian, Helen Sinoker, Mary Kohrer. Mary llorst, a11d Esther Burk- hart, with Miss Laird as supervisorl has accomplished much i11 the way of presenting l11'0t.f1'2lII1S of both interest a11d benetit to the students. XVe extend our thanks to the student body as a whole for their splendid cooperation with our group, illlfl we hope that next year's group niay be CVGII n1ore successful. BIARY Hr:1.L1c1:, '36 tflllilili LIGAIJIQRS The matter of choosing cheer leaders became quite a probleni to the faculty this year. Two teams of three members each were chosen. Their l55H lllq , Kc fr ,, --211' E 51?- 6-ii C l rx 1 Y 1 Y Y 1-3 1 members were: First' '1'1111111: 1A'1l0I'H llitzer. G1'il1't' Iil'il211Z. 111111 Kathryn 111111- 1111111-See111111 T1111111: 111111111 1101ll11lfIl'l', A111111 -1111111 l'11l1lw11ll, 211111 Virgi11i11 H11111l11s. The st11111111ts 1'111't11i11ly s11t 1111 111111 1111111 1111ti1'e when they s11w half il 1111z1111 girls i11 white l111r11ts. white SXVl'1l11'1'S wit11 big 111. 11. 111111111-111s, 211111 111111' t'0l't1llUI'y skirts 111111111115 il 1111111-1' for 111-111' 11111 111. 11. 11.8. Who 1i1l0XVS 111111' 11fte11 they were th11 i11s11i1'11t'i1111 111211 11111 11111' l111ys 1111 T11 1'i1't111-yi We Cl'1'1il11l1y 11w11 tl1e111 11111' g1'2l1l1'll110 211111 1l11111ks ftll' 1111' way i11 which they 1l21YU 11121110 l'1l00l'lllg illl ess1111ti11l 111111 11f il b11sk11tl11111 g1111111. 111-:max SA111111c11, '35 SCIIUUL 1'A'l'l10L This 11rg1111iz11ti1111 1'1111sis1s 111' twelve lllt'lll11t'1'S 111 ll1't'S1'1l1'. lts 11111111 1l11ty is 111 protect 11hi111r1111 going 111 111111 fl'UIl1 s1'h1111l. 112111111 11111111l1111's 111s11 1111111111 traffic 1111 the se1111111-gr11111111s. The 1lI1YlSBl' 11f th11 S1'h1111l 1'11t1-111 is Mr. 1'z1111t', who 1111s 1111ly 1lir111't1-11 11111 11rg1111iz11ti1111 t11r1111g111111t t1111 y1111r. This 11rg1111iz11ti1111 is truly illl 1Ill1101'1il111 211111 11l'1i1'ie11t' 111111 111111 we 11111111 it will e1111ti1111e to grow i11 S1l'1'1lg11l 111111 e1'ti1'i11111'y. 1111111' L1cl+'1:1'111c, '35 REAV11 F011 '1'111C MOON The s1111i11r play, R11111'11 for the M111111. XVZIS l11'!1S1'll1'1'11 1111 NOVt'Ill111'l' 222, 1934. Jtilllllflll' Lee, au l111ir11ss s1'l1111111le1l 111 Il1ill'1'y 2111 E111-1, f11ils 111 11111111111' 111 t11e wedding pr11eessi1111 111111 flees 111 ll 11111111 l'i111l'1l XV1ll'l'l6 she 11bt11i11s il position as secretary to the XVOil1t1ly Mrs. 1421I'I'lIll0l'0. J111111 Ca111er1111, 111111 11f the 0XVIll?I'S of 11111 1'2l1ll'1l, has 111111 illl e1'e11tf11l f'i1l'Q01'. Lle, the y111111g111' s1111 11f the L1211'l 11f S1lt'l'1Jt1lll'110-1':I'1lf- 111111 1lev0t111l 111 the 11l1l11r brother, 111ilI't'1lCl', 11118 11ss11111111l the 111-s111111sibility for 21 111SgI'21CCfll1 act of tl1e l1eir 111111111-e11t 111111 1lilS 111111111 l1is w11y 111 A11111ri1-11 111'1'111111111111ie1l by his friend, Larry K11rrig11n. 1111w l1is I1il1'1l1l'1' i11 l111si1111ss. 111 th11 111e11nti1ne the 0111 Earl dies and f11il1'0Ill'0 i1111111'its the title, 1111vi11g NV011 the 11111111 11f P11111el11 Pilfllell, Erics' f111-111111' SNVl1C1'1l1'llI'f. A ft11r t11e 111111111 of t1111 Earl, 1111 COIllIl1ll11lCi1' 11011 with Erie 1fe11ses, with 11111y t1111 filllllly s11li1'it111- k1111wi11g his XV1l0I'0il1J0l1tS. Erie is llI1i1NVil1'0 111111 111il1'0llt'0 1111s 11111-11 killed 211111 that il distant cousin, E111n1111d, 11l1'0llg1l Sll1lf1'I'fl1g0, 1lilS s111'111'1111 the title. It is t11is E1l11111111l wl111, i11 s11111-1111 11f 1111 Al11t'1'lI'2l1l heiress, 1111s been jilted 11y J01l1l1f0l'Q illlll his 1111expe1-t1111 111'1'iv111 11t the 1'2llli'1l 1'1111ses 1'11111pli1'111i1111s. PilIlll'1il, w1111 l111pp1111s 111 1111 Mrs. LilI'I'1lIl01'01N 11i111'1-, j11i11s the 1'l1't'10, 211111 the i1.lIlilZ111g 11isc11ve1-y that Erie is 11liv11 is 111111111. lzlrids identity is est1111lish1111, 111111 J111111if11r ti111ls 111211, after 1111, 111111 1111stiuy is the HE2l1'l of S1lCl'110l11'Il0.,, 0l'TD00l1 1'Ll'li This el11b is the first 11f its ki111l t11 be 11rg1111iz111l i11 IG. 11.11. S. 0111' club 111111 forty-1iV11 1l1t'lIl1101'S, 11111st 11f w1111111 were 1'1l'0SllIll11l1. During 1111111 p11ri111ls we 1111g11g111l i11 sports 511011 11s tennis, baseball, or volleyball. During t11e wi11t111' Illtl1111lS the boys spent their 1'l1111 111-ri111ls in p'1l1'Sl11I1g their i11divi1l11111 l111l111i11s. 1I11w1-v11r, 111 11111 first sign of spring they once more t1'a11sferred their 11tt1111ti1111 to sports 1111111 1111tsi1l11 1111 the 11t11leti1' 1111111. HENRY B17CKwAL'1'1:11, '36 1561 ALUMNI ' O Ag-' 5 . l' I 6, ,Ji J-I .41'f'mEa:'il'?' 1 W a 1 1 'fd -vi' g- ji- ' E. L. Alumni Basketball Team K4-nrivl: lislrollsllzulv, Fnptain .lulm Kling, BIIIIIQIQUI' ll:-lljzllniu Spvncu XVilli:11x1 lVvilvr Hilylllilllil XVUIILICI' liflgau' Hurst llonzllfl SlN'lll'l? lm Houvk Flay XVQ-:1 vor Fl'2lllk YV0uvm-1' NUl'l1l2lll XVzu'fm-l lIlllll'l'1' P4-Hit Tlmsu not rm-px-csvlnlwl Hll tlw IllK'lllI'l' 2ll'l' :ls follows: Ci1ll'ill Tslludy 1301121111 L4-nfz, Ulalllflv Smith. Ellis llvrr, -lulm ll0llllllglf0l', Ln-on lvllllblll, Sam 1101 Hzlrllisll, Luke Szulders. l58ll r '1 fe Q Q s... -wi l' 1 ikml i Alumni Basketball The 111. L. Alumni Basketball Team has ll:ltl its most sun-4-ess1'ul season this last 1vi11'te1' and spring. This is the unanimous opinion of quite a llll1lllK 1' of people. The team usually l1ad mueh trouble i11 meeting' its tinaneial obligsationsz but this year. due to businesslike planning during pre-season organization, the team has been able to keep the old ti111e monetary problem i11 hand. Who is to be given tl1e eredit for this stu-eess? For successful athletics there 11l1lSt be good leadership, good cooperation from lllv team. a11d fairly good material as a nucle- us. This means that the players must have Nllllll' 11il1l1l'Ill ability tllltl also have the ability to think quiekly. Wit- llilV0 been fortunate i11 all tl1ese points. 111 Ken Esbenshade the team l1as had :I eoaeh of untiring efforts. He spent inuch of l1is time in working: out new plays a11d systems. Ken had the ability to explain these plays to 'the tean1 in a manner so that they eould he easily grasped, John Kling has been a suet-essiul manager. He eo-operated with the i'U2ll'll, the Alumni tea111. aml all our visiting teams with the utmost ability Zlllll true sportsmanship. The players also deserve 1-redit. lt is very dittleult to develop an etlieient 1011111 from players who will not co- operate. Praetieally all of the men who were out for tl1is year's 1951111 came with a wil- lingness to do their bit in developing a good basketball team. 1Ve wish to thank 'the St-hool Board for allowing us to use the High School gym- nasiu-m. and the high ss-hool faeulty for their aid during the past season. The high school students also have helped us considerably with their support. NVe thank them. Alumni 1934-35 Individual Basketball Record Games Fields Free Free Name of Player Played Position liersonals Goals Throws Goals Total Skip. Weaver 20 G-F 37 49 49 27 125 Don. Spence 16 -1-' 22 47 29 125 Norm. Warfel 19 F 22 a0 33 20 120 Hunter Pettit 18 1' 14 -16 24 12 104 Den, Spence 14 F-t' 27 39 33 20 98 Donald Lentz 20 G-F 0 37 27 12 86 Rayniond Wenger 10 l'-G 25 34 25 7 75 Claude Smith 22 C 21 31 37 12 74 Valvin Tschudy 15 G-F 28 27 28 17 71 Bill Weiler 18 G 24 20 26 11 51 Ira Houck 9 G T 17 12 4 38 Ken Esbenshadc 13 G 19 9 24 12 30 Ellis Herr 6 F 1 12 4 0 24 Frank NVeaver 8 C 5 9 6 3 21 Edgar Hurst 6 tl T 5 12 3 13 Sam. Harnish 2 G 2 1 2 1 3 Leon Umhle 1 F 2 0 4 2 2 Luke Sauder 1 C 2 1 0 0 2 Alumni Basket-hall Reeord Alumni Opponents Alumni Res. Opponents 42 . Uhureh Of Christ ...... .............., 2 6 20 Friction Five ...,.,,,..,............... .30 29 ., . .. Tri-Town A. C. ....., ............ 3 6 22 Tri-Town A, C. Res ......... ..,. . .15 35 ..... 1llllIl'i'll Of Christ ...,., ..,...... 3 4 31, . .... F. K M, Academy Res ...... ......44 32 ,..... F, 85 M. Academy ....., .....,.,, 3 7 26 ...... Christ Of Christ .........., 29 28 , . . Blue Eagles ......,,,,. ,......., 1 8 44 . .. , t'hestnut Street .. .. 33 . Jaekson Street .. ...... 23 47 ...,, Merehants ,,,...... ...... . .. 48 . . .. Eden Eagles .. ..., .... . .. 23 25 ,,,...,, 1'a1'adise Eagles 17 41 . Northern Lights ,,... ,,., 23 33 . Tri-Town A. C. Res 21 29 , . Tri-Town A. I' ......, ...... 3 0 32 ,, .,,... Lititz Dels . .... ..,..,23 32 . .East Uoealieo ..,.. .....,... 4 6 39 East Coealieo Res ,, 8 29 .. Uhureli Of Christ ,,.... ....... . 34 43 Misfits .................,,,.. ...... 1 5 33 . East Cocalieo ......... ..... ........ 3 1 30 ..,..,.,.,, Rovers ,........ .. . ,..... 36 28 .. ...,, Brownstown Misfits ,, ......... 29 54 .. Eshensliade Five ..... .......16 40 ....... West Lampeter A. C. .... ....... , 42 34 ,, ,,..... Rovers . ,,,,, . .,,..,36 21 ,, ..,. E. L. H, S. .................,,.. .,,...... 3 7 33.. . E. L. H. S. Res .....17 3-t ,..... . E. L. H. S. .... , ,..., , ........ 46 27.. ..,..,, E. L. H. S. Res ....... ,...,,15 . ll59ll '5 6, 'S A1 55 5- 1 1 Alumni Directory 1909 Anna, BI. Landis lilsit- Annu-nt 1311-s. Norwood Lofcvvrj Mala-l S11-Hy Ulm. Mabvl Mym-rj Lloyd Lansllcy -lac-ob 1.1-fl-V4-1' 1911 I'111Z2lill'1'il Lanshvy 1111-s. lizra Hnckwalturl Marion Wilnu-1' lislln-1' Grofi' tM1's, Earl Mock! S anlvy Ii. lin-nm-r lillvn S1Il'il1'1'l'l' tblrs. XV. ll. Taylorh 191.3 llram- Latsvhai' Ulrs. Vharlcs Singurj Alix-0 K. Smith .lamb Shanb 1913 Mary I1l'll11llg.Kl'I' thlrs. lhhulmn Myursj Martha Dl'll11llQ.Ilfl' tblrs. -101111 Buckwalturj Mary Siltlllllilll Susan Stl-lnuan tbuceascdj Mary xV1f1ll01' Mary Mvllingvr Honry Shaub Vvrna Krvidor tllcccascdj 1914 11111111 Lanshoy tblrs. Raynlond Shcarcrj Clara IHUIII UL1-s. Charles Ilampj II'l'1li' llvrslloy Ollrs. Elizabeth Paxson Iistllvr Krcider lla1'1-y Miller Harry M. Landis Paul IZ. Lcfcvcr l'anl B. II1-rr Enos VVitu1e1' 1915 Ill-lon l'n1lilu tllrs. Robert Maffetj Kula-cca LOZIIIIEIII Kathryn LQZUIIHII Anna Herr tM1's. Anna Bowersj Lottie Denlinger Mint-rva Stvify Ofrs, Minerva Hackmanj llattie xv11II10I' fMrs. Eby Gclunanj Ia-on 1illl'kW2l1fC1' John YVit1ne1' Harold Slleaffer Uliarlvs Troop 1601 lanm'astc1', Xu. 6, Pa. Hunks, l'a. Hunks, Pa. lxitl-1'co11l'sv. Pa. LiI1ll'ZlSfl'1', Xu. 5, Pa. 1:1171-ill-Hilllll, Pa. Lam-astcr, No. 0, l'a. Slllulu-1fm'11, l'a. Xvifllltlf. Pa. 110 Luxington Aw.. East I1illlSl10Wlll', Varadisl-, l'a. 525 East Marion St., Lilll1'2lS1l51', 022 North Franklin St., Lancaster, llirfl-in-lland, Nu. 1, l'a. Lillll'2lS1l'1', No. 0, Pa. 2320 South 34th Strvc-t, Pllilaflclpllia. Lilll4'2lSfl51', No. 6, l'a. S0lll10l'Sbll1'g, Pa. 10 lfarolinv St., Lanvastcr, Pa Pa l'a l'a Pa 140 li. Ross St.. Lancaster, Pa. Lnlnlwrtvillo. No. 1, N. J. L2Illl'2lSfl'1', No. 5, Pa, L1lI1i'i1St0l', Xu. 5, Pa. 140-Ttll St., X. E., Apt. Nu. 3, Atlanta, Ga xvifIlll'1', 1'a. 517 1'lllII'Cll St., Lan1'astc1', Pa. 216 S. 43rd St., Plliladclplxia, Pa 7111 N. 17th St., H'il1'l'1Sblll'g, Pa. liird-in-lland, Pa. llird-in-lland, Pa. 513 Pearl St.. Lancaster, Pa. XV1fIlll'l', Pa. 740 UFIIIZIIII1 Ave., Drexel Hill, Lillll'ElSf01'. No. 0, Pa. Paradise, Pa. Lam'astcr, No. 6, Pa. Newark, Delaware XViflll0l', l'a. Pa ! KC ? S- . ..2 .sl E las .52 'FEW' S . I I I bl- -s 5 K ikmj i Ilarry N4-ff Ilonn-r N0llllilllS01' Xvllliillll Stohman Ivan IA'2l1llEllI Martha ll:-nlingor fMrs. Ric-hard Horslloyj Susan G1-oil' 1Mrs. If0ll101' N0llllilllSC1', fD0c0asedJ Ilngh Morrin QDQL-cascflj 1916 Ellllil Landis QM1-s. f'llI'lSli2I1l Harnishj Miriam Kroimlcr .losopll Gibbons Aaron llowvry Marlin Dillol- GL'1'fl'lIlI0 Groff lMrs. -lohn Hll0kWZlll0I'f llh-ccascdl Arla xVllII10l' 1917 Miriam Groll' fMrs. IIUIIIUI' NCllll2lllSl51'J lilizaholll G1-off 131-18. Newton Slll'l'lIl0l'l linniro Xvnhansor Mabol XVikor 1Mrs. Montrlair Sll0ilI'U1'l H4-ssio Milli-1' lM1's. George Jacobsl Nollim- BI.0l'l'lIl lflstllur llivoly flloceascdj Anna 1:Ili'kWillfl'l' Olrs. Fri-d L4-ibf1'cidj Lll0fTil I.vf4-vol' fM1's. Ray Sll01'lJ21llllJ Mabel Mowror 1Mrs. Enos Xoltj Anna Mary XVlfIll0I' Arllm-no YValkm-r fMrs. Harry Ifilllflllillll llclvn Houghton fMrs. Nufwollj Ilnnna Kvsslor l,Mrs, Ellllllil 0Y'Cl'CilSllJ Hoy Good Elvin Iq1'lfidl'1' Susanna 1il'l'lil0l' IA-stu' Holm lllocoslsodj llvnry Fislxcr frlo not send any cor1'cspo1nleuceJ 1919 1r0lll'l0ll2l Smith 1M1-s. Alvon LQEIIIIHIIJ llm-lon Iloifockvr Mary llorr 4M,1's. Aaron Fishcrj Edna NVi1nwr Holm-rt LCEIIIHIII Earl WViker Loo 1:l'K'llH0l' Dorotlly Groff fM1's. Ralph VVorsl' Susan XVitn1o1' f1,0CC2lS0dD Amos Morrin fllcceaserlj 1920 lilsiu M. Landis 1Mrs. Myron YKNICPD Anna llvnlingor qMrs. Abraln Snavclyl Anna th-off 1M,rs. Milos Landisl l'1l'Ill2l Uosnor QM11-1. Harry Lntzj Mary llc-nlingor gM1's. Ira BI4'f'2ll'fyj Ilvnjalnln S'IN'llCl' Alvon IA'ilIllill1 -lolnn Krcidvr le Lanrastur, No. 6, Pa. Lancaster, No. 6, Pa. New l'1'0Vil1CllC0, No. 1, Pa. 5 E. Walnut St., Shillington, Pa l'aradisc, Pa. Lil1li'ilSf01', No. 7, Pa. 240 li. Liberty St., Lancaster, Intvrcoursc, Pa. IA2lIll'ilSfl'1', No. li, Pu. NolTsvillv, Pa. llil-drill-lland, l'a. T39 R4-sorvoir, St., Lancaster, liorrlonvillc, Pa. Illrd-in-lland, Pa. 103 Sycamore Road, Manoa 1 216 li. King St., LilIlCilSt61', i'a. Mascot, Pa. Lillll'ilSt01', No. 6, Pa. L2llli'blSl'0l', No. T, Pa. XVilSllillgffUll, D. C. llalllpflcn-Sydlloy, Val. C514 Pearl St., Lancaster, Pa. I42llli'ilSf01', No. 5, Pa. Lancaster, No. 5, Pa. Mountvillu, Pa. 637 New Holland Avo., Lancaster, Ronks, Pu. S0lld01'Shll1'g, Pa. llird-in-lland, Pa. Gordollvillc, Pa. NVi1'n1e1', Pa. lntcrc-ourso, Pa. R. IJ. No. 4, Goshen, Indiana l:I'0XVllSf0NV11, Pa. Ilancastor, No. 6, Pa. Lanvastur, No. fi, Pa. ' New Holland, No. 1, Pa. Iiird-in-Hand, Pa. 637 Now Holland Ave., Lancaster, Loarock, Pa. 11 Pa 'a Pa. Pa W C Qt- Q-I II QI 'g gi ez El' Ei' X1 -5 - 4' ' x E 19.21 lmlw-ilu Miller Ulrs. ll2lI'0ld Gcigcsj Kuih Lufcvcl' Olrs. John Graybillj Elizzllwfll L. Ilollcr Pailllim- Xvlllllld' Qllrs. Mcrviu B1'i11ldtJ Ezra Hlll'liWilltCI' A. Roy Landis John E. Landis Gvorgv Smith Marvill XV4-uvcl' Mirizuu lllbllgllliill Lblrs. EilI'l Bczuxcl Ellzl Steffy ljlrs. Auron liI'0illQllStill0, Elvzl LCZIIIIEIII Qllrs. li01lj2lIIliIl Spcncej Mabel Applvr Qlrs. Paul llcrshcyj Edith 3l0lll11gl'1' Lblrs. Ralph Mcfzlerj 1922 Esther Lixillllilll Ellllllil Johv Lblrs. 1l2lll1'll'lE Illlllffkl Mzlbol IJUHUI' Edith Kalufflllam dh-s. Gm-urge Hi01ll0Sdl'1'fC1', 3IZll'g.'f2l1'0l Uosnor Qllrs. Frank B02l1'dJ Mildrod Good Miriam llc-rr Mfrs. Xvillllil' Luudisj Clarcucc liurkholder 192.3 Esthvr SIPUIICU Ulrs. Oliver llululuyj Elizabeth liuckwalltor Olrs. Rinccrj Virgil Muck Ilalrvvy llcllel' EIIIIIIZI Glass Robert lloffcrkcl' 19.2.4 Aldus IillI'kll0lllC1' Elmvr K. llvnlingcr Mary G. Lewis Mzxuricu Ovvrlvy Mfary COSIIUI' Rhoda H1-rr Elsin- H0llI'X'1' Olrs. Willis llerrj Myrtlv L1llSKfll2lI' Mirizuu lil't'id0l' Qllrs. NVillia1n Lzuvreucej Slll'l'1l1illl Statler l'lar'enco Ranck 1925 Frank XVO:u'u1' Myra SIMAIICL' V1-rua Kroidcr Kzlfhryn YVea1vor Olrs. Yl'l'1l01' Mcliridej Xxvillllltl' Pietscll Kzltllorilw LOZIHIQIII 1926 Beatrice Ilurr Qlrs. llurold Herrj fl2Ill1il1'lI10 Mowrvr ll62l 2305 N. Manor 1 Jer lmrbv Pa. Ave., Ul 1 . , Lil.lll'ilSt0l', Nu. 5, l'z1. LklllCilSl01', No. Maytowli, Pu. LilIlC1lSf01', No. Iinllcnstelg No. 0, Pa. 6 Pu. im. l42lIlL'ilSfCl', No. am, Pal. L2lIli'ilStUl'y No. llird-in-Hzllld, 0, Pa. Pal. lalfillllilll Place, Pal. Soudersburg, Pa. l!i1'dfi11AHz1ud, GG Sll0I'I1lilll A l'z1. ve., - Seaside Heights, N. J. til S. Sticgul St., 1121llll0lll1, Pu. liil'll-ill-llilllll, Pu. lill'll-ill-llillld, l'u. lill'd-ill-llillld, Pa. Penryll, Pa. 137 S. l,l'llIl St., hlillllllbilll, Pa. l12llli'2lSl0I', No. 45, Pa. L:u1c'a1stc1', No. 6, Pu. I42llll'ilSl'l l', No. 6, Pal. Sunbury, Pal. 344 X. Mulberry St., Now Ilolluud, Glvnsido, Pal. Lillll'ilSll?l', No. Ronks, Pa. Lzlncastcr, No. L2lIll'ilSt0I', No. Lzllwzlstor, No. 126 lla-l. Avo., Lancaster, Pu. l':1. 5, Pu. ti, Pa. 6, Pa. 6, Pa. Newark, Del. lizllmrzzstw, Xu. 6, Pa. liird-in-l ln nd, Pu. Sfl'ilSllllI'gI, No. 1 Pal. XVlfl11l'I', l'z1. xVll1Il01', Pal. L:111c:1stu1', Pal. llird-in-Hamd, lill'1l-ill-llrillld, liird-in-Ilalnd, llird-in-1l:111d, SlIlUk0l'0XYll, Pa. 816 E. 3lil1'i0I1 I,:111v:1stc1', No. Lalmlster, No. 1':1. Pa. Pa. l'zl. Sf., Lancaster, Pa. 6, Pa. 6, Pa. r v T., C 1211111121 31111111111 1M1's. 1v1111 Boyerj 11111111-y11 11111111is Ulrs. Flydc 111111010 11111111111 1.1111111s 1M1's. .1111111 K1'21ftj 11l'1'y1 1':1Sl'l111l'1'gl'1' Ulm. 13c11j11111i11 Groffj I'1y1111 1111111311 Ly111 111112112 F1111'11111'11 H11111' B1ill'y M11111111s11 0111s. Earl Kvndigj 11111111 1111111111111 Olrs. Ab1'11111 Herrj 011111 111111g11t1111 A111111 11l'I'l' QMPS. 1121111111 Kreidcrj 11l'i111'1i'K' W11it11si1111 1,M1's. WV111t1:1' Pietschj 1s111111 'I'sl111dy 1111111111 K1'11id1111 51111111111 1V11itcsi1111 1'il111111l' 111111111111 13115. .11-11 1Juck1v111tc1'J .xllllkl 1V1111z111 i'1y1111 1V11i111111111 19.27 1C1'111y11 1'I1111y 11111'11t11y Wi1s1111 1M1's. Guy Sllyderj 111111111 11111111 151111 L11f111'111' 1M11s. 11111'vey 1V1111verj 1111111111 X11111111111111f11111' 1M1's. 112111111 111111115111 312l1'y 11111111111 Qlfrs. M111'y Treesej 1.928 1'I1'111y11 Glass 151114. Noltj 1 111'1'11st Glass 1111111 XVu11V111' 11111111111 111'l'1110I' 1M1's. '1'1111f111'11 XVCZIVCI' 19.29 1111111 XV11111111' 31l'1Y1Il 111114511 H1111 K1-111111111 111u111111sedj 11111111111 1'1s111111s1111111: 11111111111 0v111'1uy 1111111111 1111111111111 Ulrs. 11. 1111111111111 Kceucrj 15111-1 1Vc11vc1'j Mary 1111111111 11111111111 11111'sl1 1111111 31111111 Olfrs. 1111111-y 11e1's11cyj 1111111111 YV111111111 L11vi VV1111g111' -1. K11ss1111 .11l?1'1' 1950 xYl'1'11El 111-111111111' 1,311-s. K. Nuischj 1111-11111-11 11l'1l1Jil1iC1' f111l'S1l'1' f1l111111llg1lil1I1 311111111 11111'11is11 11111111111 Hurst C'11111'111s Groff 111111111 K1111111' 1631 .g3ad?Iya 111IlZl'I', N11. 1, Pa. 11111's1111y, 1'21. 620 11. 1111111 AV11., 1111111'11st11r, Pa. 1111111111st111', N11. 6, I 111 P11. 11i1'11-i11-1I111111, P11. Y11 6 I 1I111's1111y L11111'11st111-, Rouks, P11. Hunks, I,2l. Hunks, P11. 110I11IS, Q . X11 1 1 1 S11111k11t111v11, Pu. S11111k11t11w11, Pa.. XV1fll1l'1'. 1'2l. XVit111111', 1'11. 111t111'1'11111's11, P11. 1Vit111111', 1111. 39 Butler St., 1'111111111'1111k, .1,il. 1 D. 1 '11. T22 N. 1'1l'ZlIlk11I1 ST., Lititz, X11. 1, Pil. 1111111111st1111, X11. 6, L11111111st111', X11. 6, 1.11111-11st111', No. 4, 111111-i11-111111d, P11 1.211lC'i1S1'l'l', X11. 5, Li111l'2lN1CI', No. 5, L11111'11s1111', N11. 6, L2l11Ci1S1l'I', X11. 6, rx1101110NVl1, P11. 141l111'ilS101', Xu. 6, R1111ks, P11. L1111c11stc1', P11 Pa. P11. P11. 1'11. P11. P11. P11. Pa. 1111111-i11'H11ud, P11. 1111111-111-II111111, P11 17 N. SI1I'lll'0 Sf., E1iz11bet11to1v11, Pa L11111111st111', N11. 6, Pa. Hunks, No. 2, Pa. Hunks P1 . 1 111111ksi N11. 2, P11 1111111-111-H111111, No. 1, I'11. 3111 E. King Sf.. L11111'11st111', P11. 210 3121111 St., New 11o111111d, P11. 11El1lt'2lS1l'1', Bo. u, Pa. 1Vit111111', P11. S111111111-sb1111g', Pa. XVit1n111', P11. L11111111st111', No. 1, Pa. I I' -7 H1 H i -1- j Fn'Q'ii RQ - 'W Q ? AEC tall ! 1-5 - Y 1-3 I ' IS. Jig-,nj i Lyle Kreider Yietorial M111-ti11 lidith Reese Weaver 1,M1's. F1'z111k Weaverj lleleu H0ill'0l' QM1-s. Robert Swopej Lydia Sililfflwl' 1M1's. Wviltt01'S0l1D l'alvi11 'Fshudy Arlene lVea1ve1' l'll111e1' ZiIllll1Cl'1llil11 1931 Gl'l'l1'lll10 Reese liln-1' Reese Mary l 1'ilI.ltZ filillldll Smith -Iohn llenlingei' lI'il Shirk Allllil, Lzmdis QM1's. Auron Shankj 'l'l1eln1:1 LiLllSCl1 lim-111'ick lflcbelxsliade 'l'heln1:1 Robinson Bill'l2llI1 Frank QM1's. Lloyd XVe:Lverj 112111111 Denlinger Ruth Baxter B11ilj01'l0 lIOXVill'fi QM1's. xxvilitlfl' Schwartzj Ruth Melligan Frank I'a1'peI1ter Blanche Ilostettel' Eby Leanian 193.3 Olive Chew John Denlinger Ruth Denlinger llarry Ebel-ly Szunuel llarnish Mary Heller Ellis Herr :XFICIIC Landis lxllllkl. D. Landis Ruth Landis Edith Leaman James Leaman -Iosephone ManCl1S0 xxl'1U1l0 Mellinger Hilda Mowrer Sam Mowrer Susie Mowrer Reba. Ranck lJo1'0tl1y Rice livelyu Robinson NVillis Rohrer' A111111 Margaret Sheaffer Mzirtha, VVenger lfelen YViker Leon lf n1ble H64 XxrifIll0l', Pa. lionks, No. 2, Pal. llird-i114Ilz111d, l'z1. I1illlCilSf0l', No. 6, liil. iiiI'il-ill-Hilllfl, No. 1, l' Sl1l0kl'f0XVll, l'z1. il. 306 S. Allen St. State College l11te1'co111'se, Pu. l,2llll'2lStl'l', No. li, l'a1. IAlIl1'2lSfl'l', No. 6, l'z1. Lz111ez1ste1', No. 6, Pal. XXYlfII1Cl', l':1. L2lIlCi1Sl01', No. 6, l'a1. Cfo J. VV. L21IlI'ilSf01', No. 6, Pu. LilIll'ilSf0l', No. 6, Pal. Lillli'2lSf01', No. 3, Pa. iilI'fl-lll-llillld, l'11. Hunks, No. ZZ, Pa IAlllL'Z1St01', P11. L2lllL'ilSfQI', No. 6, l':1. L2IllCilSfP1', No. 6, Pal. 17 E. King St. LilIlC2lSt0l', l'a1. liitercourse, Ijil. l2T li. Ross Sf., Lauea llird-in-lIu11d, P11. 1208 Edison St., York, LilllC?.lStCl', Pa. 0, l':l. elo J. XV. S0lld0I'Sbll1'g, Pu. L2lIli'2lSf1'I', Nu. fi0I'fl0I1Vlll0, l'a1 lVi1111e1', Pa. L:111ez1ste1', No. 5, Pa. Lu11c'a1stex', No. 6, Pa. LilIll'2lSfl3l', No. 5, Pa. Lz111c':1sfe1', No. 6, l,'a1. Lz111e:1sfe1'. Xo. 6, I':1. 1l6 S. Queen S 116 S. Queen S Ronks, Pai. r., r., Denlingei' sfer, Pu. Pa. Deiilinger Lz1I1ca1sl'e1', Pa.. La111c:1ste1', Pa. L2llK'ZlSfCl', No. 6, Pa. 1111111-:1ste1', No. 6, Pa. Lz111c:1s1'e1', No. 6, Pa. Laneastei-, No. 6, Pal. L:111c'z1sfe1', No. 6, l':1. Ronks, No. 2, I'z1. L2llli'2lStL'l'. No. 6, l'a1. SIIl0k0t0NVll, Pa. L2lIlL'ilSf0I', Xe. 6, Pa. S0lld0l'Sblll'g, Pa. S0lld01'Sblll'g, l'z1. l3i1'd-i11-ll:111d, Pal. P? rlliq u p S. -11154 'IME' Ps i 1933 1'l2l1'1 Bare l'm-leste f101lUSLf0llt1 Elsie 1'1S1l1CII13.11 1,01'0t110i1 Foose Vtfllil Houck 1111109 Ilouek Sl'2lll1l'j' KL?1'S1ll10F -Itlllll Kling 131-tty Kling Domxld Lentz June Pettit Mary Plank f112ll'0ll1'0 Rohrer 11L'2lf1'1K'l' Slack llonald Spence Violette Thomas X 11111111111 lVa1rfe1 Viola XVUHYOI' Clay XVenver Tlnelmax, Wenzel William Wleiler E1Ill01' Zook 1934 llelty Moyer Ilorothy Clark Ruth Ilzunbleton T111-111111 ilreamer Lillie Diller 11'l'IlC Leunmn Elsie llloelier Elsie Fenninger July B1-oneco Veleste Muncuso Luke Sauder XY2l11Cl' Smith 111ll'f1l21 Rutter -lay Moyer Puul Mellinger 11l1llfl'1' Pettit Maury Lucille Brown Lester lloover Ralph Myer Rilyllllillfl NVenger .Iohn Glass f112l1'0IN'0 XVilson B1il1'V1ll Landis 110111011 Landis 1l'2l llouek llorothy Kreiser Ruth G1'2lCff I'l1:11'les Gates Mau-y Zin1n1ern1an Z'Q?1r1? 1651 XVit111e1', Pal. SI1l0kl'f0XVll, Pu. 11lfl'1'i'011I'S0, Pzl. L21l1C'ilSl01', No. ti, L:111c'z1ste1', No. 6, Lz111cz1ste1', No. 15 NVit111e1', Pal. Ronks, Pu. I11te1'ro11rse, 1':1, LilI1l'2lSi'l'l', No. fi. Lill1f'2lSfl'l', No. 6, 111111-111-llilllfl, 1'z1 S111oketown, Pa. IlllK?1'4'U111'S0, Pzl. 131111-i11-l1z1111l, 1,21 Lil11f'Z1S'tl'1', No. 6, La111r:1ste1', No, 6, 11a111c':1ste1', No. fi, XVifII1l'1', Pu. 1Vit111e1', Pal. Lz111ea1ste1', Bo. 6, v L2l11C2lS1l'l', No. .1, 1.ill1K'2lSl0l', No. 6, LZlIll'2lSft'l', No. fi Konk, 1':1. L2lllCZlSlK'1', Bo. 6, 111l'l'l'CUl11'S0, Pa. 1,il1ll'2lS1l'1', No. 6, Q Pal. Pal. Pal. Pal. Pal. PEI. Pal. Pal. Pa. Pal. Pa Pa 1'z1. Pa. 131111-111-llillld, Pa. 111f0l'C0l1l'SC, Pa. 1311-d'i11-11a111d, Pa Ronk, Pa. L2lll1'2lSlUI', No. li, XXv1l1I101', Pal. 15 Hazel St., 14211 1.z111v:1ste1', Ko. fi, l.a111e:1ste1', No. 6, 1.Zl1lC'ElSfL'l', No. fi XV1llI1Ul', Pal. 1,?ll1C2lS1l'1', No. fi, 11a111ez1ste1', No. 5. S0l1f1C1'Sb111'g, Pa. 1A2ll1l'ilSi0l', Ko. 5. XV1fIlll'I', Pu. 112lIll'2lS1t'I', No. 5, 112l1ll'2lSfl'l', No, 5, I12lIll'ZlSfl'l', No, fi. 112l1l1'21Sf0l', No. 5, Q Pa. wzlster. Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Al1i11gto11 1I6Ill0I'i2I1 Hospital Abington P1 17 li. King St., L1lllC21StC1', Pf1 1llf01'K'0l1l'S0, Pal. uuuq f 1 C 'ir ' 6, U1 fb 4 IV I -Z'Q,W1Pi 'Z S' T il 5 me To the Class of '35 We extend our niost hearty congratulations upon the conipletion of your work in East Lanrpeter lligh School. May the years spent in your Alma Mater be always relnelnbered with highest esleeni. As you are 11ow to face new tasks, inay you approach theln with a deterlnination which will only terminate in great success. We pray God's richest blessing upon you as you begin your new endeavors. ALUMNI NOTES As we review the Associations activities ot the 'past year, we are tirst reminded of the banquet held in the high school anditoriuin with one hun- dred and fifty persons present which included the Vlass of 193-1 as our guests. A line prograui featuring tl1e inagician, Ainazo, was enjoyed by all after partaking of a healthful nieal. The response we received froln the lI161l1b0l'S and their friends on this occasion is indeed gratifying. Last year for the annual picnic a corn-and-doggie roast was substituted. This function was held in llostetter's Park in Bird-in-lland. About one hun- dred and twenty individuals gathered to enjoy an evening of games, music, roast corn, and doggies with all the trinnnings. XVe feel that this substitution is justified in view of the fact that only about forty persons attended the pic' nies while the number attending the corn roast exceeded this nuinber by eighty. Again this year the Alunini sponsored the lixteinporaneous Speaking Contest. The contestants were seven lneinbers of the Senior Flass. The judges Mrs. WVI11. Ijlllllilj Mrs. 1':1'll12l Lutz '20, and Rev. George L. Overley '29. First prize was awarded to Miss Mary Letevre, second to Mr. Frank Herr, and third to Miss Edna lllocher. The l'resident ot the Alumni Association pre- sented the prizes of live dollars, three dollars, and one dollar to the winners. The Executive t'onnnittee desires to express its appreciation to all persons, ineuibers of the Association and others, for their cooperation in mak- ing these funetions and activities a success. Giiolcui-1 L. Uvnnmzv, President. ll 66 ll WIT AND HUMOR ' . rm., 4' 4' 'Q ' 1 -fmi lbi 49 .- - it Q ll I -135152 'Iggy' M I 98.0.1 i Wit and Humor I4I'l'lGl!Al4l.Y Simxmxi: Miss Livingood: NVha1 is a metaphor ? Ilutch: t'To keep Ihe cows in. VVISE VVOMAN Mr. lireideustiue: Say, dear, isu't i1 about time the baby called me daddy. Mrs. Breidenstine: I know, darling, but l wanted to save the surprise for l1in1 until he is a little strougerf' PUT Hun IN Ili-zu l'1,Av14: Paul L: 'il thought you had a, date with Ilelen D. tonight. Norman L: I did, but wI1e11 I saw her leave the house with someone else just as I was arriving, l got so disgusted that I called it oft. T1-In BLAZEU Tlmll. llackwoodsman treturning to his theater seat after intermissionl : Hllid I step on your toes as we went out ? Seated Man fgrimlyj : 'tYou did, sir. llackwoodsman fto wifej : Hllere we are. Matilda. This is our place. You Nicvmc FAN TELL l've always been religiously inclined. mused the oyster as he slid down the miuisterls throat, Hbut I never dreamed I should enter the clergy. IiASKIi'l'IiAl,I1 lVeaver fto IVorrestj: 4'XVI1yn't you pass me the ball when I was open? You're the KIIIIIIIJUST guy on the squad. Coach Kilhefuer: Hlloys! Boys! You forget l'm here! flIllCA'l' S'1'I'Fl-' C. Rodgers: ally father dug out the Mississippi lxiver and threw up the dirt and made the Rocky Mountains! Red Ilurst: 't'l'hat's nothing-you have heard of the dead sea, haven't you? XVell, my father killed itl' v llmnnr Lawyer: I'You say you saw him strike with a death-dealing weapon ? XVitness: 'tYes, sirf' Lawyer: IVhat was it 'KH lVituess: HA fly-swater. A S'l'llLIlINli Sroux' Dick Mylin: ttllid you read about the man who swallowed his teaspoon?l' Flair Shenk: t'Xo, what happened to him '! Dick Myliu: 'tlle ean't stir. So Tux-xx FAX llvISl'i'l'2li'Ill'I'I I'You heard the old one about the I4ill'llI0l' who said when he was talking about his peaches: 'lVe eat what we can and we can what we can vt-7 'f Dealer in l'eaehes: Yep, I heard that one. but did you hear that I sell what I' can and what I ean'l sell I cancel? s Heal r v E IB i I 'Y' Y' I 'C 'Q I hi, lf i-, ' , I I . 5 Mrs. Wurfel: IVh:1t were you doing this ufternoon2 , Kenneth: Shooting craps. Mrs Wan-fel: t'You shouIdn't do that. Those little things have as much right to live as you do. Tina SAM: Iixn Flash: HI fell off :1 sixty foot ladder yesterday. Helen IJ: tfltfs at wonder you are ll0f in at hospital. Flush: HI o11Iy fell off the second rung. Huck: Did you ever rezld tliooking IIzlekwzl1'ds'? Ivalt M: Yes, once, in at test, and I almost got canned. I'Ei:vl-:n 'Allow did the Siamese twins feel when the hotel l'IlilI'QIl'tI them double ra1te?i' They were beside themselves with r:1g.:e. Took Tnr: I'l:oNu TURN Driver: Too bald-we've got at flat I:iIK'kSt'il,iCI'Z NXV4-II. you should have been looking out for trouble, for didn't the f1ll'Ill0I' back there tell you that there wus Rl fork in the road? Young Bride: t'Now, dear, what will I get it' I eook il dinner like that for you every day this year? Hubby: My life insurance. SHOCKING Mr. Ilreidenstinez XVhy does your IIZIII' halve eleetrieity in it 7 Ellsworth S: HI don't know, why does it ? Mr. Ilreidenstinez UISOUZIIISU it's GIIIZICIIIWI to il dry eell- RIIIE LAND OF UI'I'0Ii'I'UNI'l'Y Visitor tto Prisionerfn : HAXINI why are you here ? Prisoner: MI want to be il warden. so I thought I'd stzlrt at the bottom. A Ikxsslxu IREMARK ON BIODICIIN Srinzn Conductor: The eity which we are now zlpproalelling was -Ieffersonville. TE.KlI .PLAY Is Tm-1 TIIINI: Mr. Iireidenstine: ULUEITII to work with others. Remeinber the bzlnunal- ever time it lzlves the bunch it frets skinned. IN Mylin: 'tl know at plztee where men don't wear anything but halts. XVau't'eI: UfiNV2lIl, where ?', Mylin: M011 their Iieadsft IVny Tin-1 t'nu1sr:Y FLU XVl'iIVOI'Z Ulf a iJIlI'gIilI' should break into the basement would the eoul ehute? Beaun: No, but the kindling wood. an Mr. Kilhefner: Honey, these shirts you bought for me :ire ten sizes too large. IJidn't you know my size?', Mrs. Kilhefner: HY:-s, dear, but these were the same 'price as your size, :ind I WV2lSIl,t going to let the elerk know I nm Ill2Il'I'Il'tI to such :i little shrimp. Ieol , K4 , bg , 32 II A E BX 14'lmmrxB2l1'kg 'ZU?'fj A .e i- C qu' In' '17 51 ix e i I O 5 'Fun SlI,l'IXl'lC 'l'll.x'r Srokr: liitz: HI always say what I think. Frank: I wondered why you were so quietf' lJo1'n1,r: Sl'IlI'ltISE Pete: ttWhen my father was in Australia hunting kangaroos, he thought he saw a kangaroo and shot at it, but it was a native chief. Carvell: Did he kill the chief? Pete: 'tlYo. My father was not a very good shot. Ile missed the chief and killed a. kangaroofl THE f2L'lK'li Tnlxlil-:lc Book Agent: 'tYoung.5 man, you 110011 this hook. lt will do half your high school work for you. Bob B: Fine. Give me two. Truman B: Hllarlan, what's an iltil'l'I'lLlS01lll'lll' Z Harlan C: HA11 advertisement is the picture of a pretty girl eating, eook- ing, chewing, smelling, gal-gling, smoking, rubbing, wearing. or driving some- thing which the advertisers are anxious to sell. Tnrzr lfxnrznsroon t'I..x1u4:Ncr: Auntie: Hilo you ever play with had little boys. l'lareneeZ ' Clarence ll: 'tYes, Auntiefi Auntie: ttwhy, Vlarenee! XVhy don't you play with good little boys? Clarence: '4Their mothers won't let me. Axn XVIIY Nor Ile was shrewd. thrifty, and hungry. Entering a grocery he said to the clerk. t'Give me a dime's worth of eheese and crackers. Anything else?'i inquired the clerk. t'YVell, l'll trade the cheese and craekers for a can ot' sardinesf' UAH right. Anything else? t'Well, l'd like to trade the sardines t'or potted meat. t'All riglltfi 'Tow l must he going. 'Ton haven't paid for the potted meatfl UI traded the sardines for it.'l Hut you haven't 'paid me for the sardinesf' I, traded the cheese and crackers for it. 'tYou llilVOI1if paid for the cheese and crackers. Uliut you still have them. Good-day.'i Doorbell Ringer: t'I'm a young: man who is taking subscriptions for 1i2.l,1'1l07S llazoo so as to make enough to go to eollm-ge. Man at Door: Yon've struck the right place, This is a college. Come right inf, A l'1'nr: Fon Sxonlxu Miss Laird: ul used to snore so loud that I'd wake myself up, but l've Cured nivselffi Mr. Uzapf: ttllow?,' Miss Laird: nl sleep in the next room now. l70ll ADVERTISEMENTS ' Q UNIUN EMBLEM CG. Rhoades Building CLASS PENNANTS Palmyra, Pa. 47 3l2lllllfill'llll'01'S of FELT NOVELTIES CAPS 47 Full Lim- CLASS RINGS COLLEGE JEWELRY INVITATIONS PINS 4b P. H. NISSLEY, Manager Lanco Service Store PAVL li. i'I.lGMlDNS !lz'nr'1'uI .ll1!'l'CIlfllllIiNU SoI'1u1:ns1a171cfa, PENNA. P. L. ROHRER SL BRO. Quality Seeds SMOKI-1'1'ONVN. PA. ffoulplimzfilfs of Garden Spot Motor Co. Ford Dealer T..xxu.xs'1'm:, PA. l'mNc'r: .xxlr Julius STS. SlilllliSll!'1l ISST Ibn-ale-rs in Paint B. E. LEAMAN Sz SON I'r1iufiny .Ind Puprv' Iluuyiny liilclv-ix-lhxxu, PA. IIIGACII SPALI ,ING SHENK BROS. 'glivei-ytllixig for Sport 330-32 XVUSY King Stu-vf LANCASTIGR, PA. nIm'yCl.141s 11 x .1 TIRES M. M. MYER Groceries DHT GOODS mf SHOES Rubber Foofweau' ROXKS. PA. Soudersburg Service Station EDGAR M. IHTRST .lI'TU.lIOI!ILH 11'lfl'AIIfI.Vf1 Iiutlm-U' :md I,lllDl'il'ZltiU11 Service Kelly-Springfield IH rm: '11 mfoozv Tlnus WIN DMILL INN SOl'IJliRSl3I'RG, PA. Lillilllll Iwligllwzly Haut Try UNI' Falluuus SflII.1IIl'if'Ilf'S and Ifoof liver NV. 13. FRANKLIN -H -ff i JEDDQSLACEHLAND YA, '54 Myer's Service Station ' reg? risfocrafof ntbracite Lincoln lligllwaly East 'ig We ----- - Ulf Mvllillgm-r's f'lllI1'i'll General Auto Repair and Inspection Station H. M. Stauffer Sz Sons 1. R MYER liicom-RoxKs-XV1'i'31lc1: Iiizll 3-US-12 SHIRK'S GARAGE Chevrolet SIIIUN 111111 S1'1'Yilfl' lfo111pli1n0nfx of Tirvx ,Tulnns A cczrsaonur isinn-lx-11.xNn, PA. J. J. SHIRK, Prop. Plxonm- 12-ll-21 I1lifl'l'l'011l'S0 l,1s.u1.xx l'1..xcn:, PA. Designing lllustrating Engraving J ! 'N o 7' O if lf'-'sv-X X X' '-xiii J Q 0 E 640 I, . iff? XX. fo L V Y J w i f Conestoga Photo-Engraving Company HEX-I. lf0XVllU'l'llAM', l'l'1llll'if'f0l' 4? 334-36 WEST KING STREET Second Floor, Marshall E. Smith Building LANCASTER, PA. IDIAI,-2-21520 The Aerial and Group Pictures in this Book Made lay DARMSTAETTER f'ommf r XV. F. HAL 35 N LAXl 'A cial and ilcrial Phufo LOWELL, 1'llotug1'zl11 0l'tll Qlllwll Struct STER, PA. !l' S 'rl ph llcr N K, m f , N tfffw l g' xll Q Q new ,. 01,9 UV?-E1 , s0' xe5g'S41 55,2 Q? 'J' 'fg.V?y ' xtfawfsf' Armstrong Linoleum Floors nf-lloutu .Iubx A Spffviulfy . L. ZIMMERMAN 8 Q A l l A fl 1g . l Y EvA11Al. A ,l :fx y :,fv:. N, . AA A L'-'eo L. 'f TI .- i t rf wig .4-3. N, M .V 1 1 x' la 1? . 'A .Q 3 1 ' .e' V 'lf '- flfllll' Stores :rt lIll01't'Ulll'Sli and U4-lluvillc KITCHEN-KOOK and Coleman Gasoline-Gas Stoves Cost Loss 'Tllilll 351.50 lrlll' Mouth To t,lPl'l'2ltl ?vV01'k Like Fity Gals. J. U. Neuhauser Sz Sons IHRIJAIX-ll fflfrwryflailzy For 7 AND. PA. 'hc Fawn llIIlll'ilStL'l' T E. EARL LATCHAR General Auto R epairing EXIIVE BA! ll' RH' S I LLLY SIRINHI Illli IIRIQ lllS1ll'L'll4lll Sfilllhll No. S672 XVI'l'MlGIi. PA. 1-R-3 '16 NEWS PRINTING HOUSE S'1'KASIiI'RG, PA. f1AIf1lliX SPOT SIJlfIlS ' LANCASTER COUNTY SEED CO. 1'.u:.x111su, PA. ENSU PREM ICE CREAM QI ',1LI7'Y RIJSl'0A'SII51,li ITS POl'L'L,11 KITY FUI! C. F. HOSTETTER Grnwi-i's of I.1II'lf0I'Iill Black U ulnufs 1311411-IN-IIANH, PA. V. D. KLING Auctioneer lfml lfsfrlfz' and Iuszuwlzi-1' INTERi'Ol'RSE, PA. 1'l1omr 26 Ifuf Big Shot f'1lHll.Ij S1ll11l11:iL-lim Libvrully For Health, Strength and Energy .1 101' lim' Of Ganzly For Jo U11 Suk- At All 1.1-aiding Rs-Tailors AARON FISHER Goodyear Tires ERISMAN XX W KOSTUMER N p 315 NV. fIl'2lIlf.f0 Sf. A , 'TSI 1.11111-aisieig Pa. M I V. .M . X, Q 12 N Ig' PM Exide Batteries mm 111111 11051111111 Veedol X x Silllll' P1111-e 0SnM ' Grzlduzition W Cups :md Gowns PARADISE. PA. Dial 7626 PHARES B. LANDIS Colonial Anthracite The 131-st llurd Voal Money Cam Huy Tclupllolu- 26-R--1 Lzlxlcalstc-1', Pal. K. D. No. 5 SCHLOTZHAUER or L,xxf'As'1'1c1: Photographer 10 lialsi IIFEIIIQ1' Sf. ,luxl .lmuurl Thr f'Ul'lIl'l' From .Ynrill QIl!'f'll Nf1'r'r'f L. B. I-IERR SL SON ll fff1 111, ,1f4,- tf ',-. Q 1 f'f1 1- BOOKS STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRINTING 413-48 W1-st' King Street I1AXCAS'l'E1i, 1'A. I. K. UMBLE Sz CO. Grain, Feed, Coal, Lumber, Slate, and Fertilizers lllglwst Push I,l'Il'l' Paid For KVM- I31lm,1N'lI.xN1w, PA. THE FUNCTION OF ART IN ALL AGES HAS BEEN TO MAKE USEFUL THINGS MORE DESIRABLE. PRINTING WAS BORN AN ART AND ONLY NOW IN THIS LATE DAY ITS RENAISSANCE IS LIFTING IT TO AN EVEN HIGHER EMINENCE AMONG THE ARTS. lVhc'u you want Q3 If L M, zfz ng of flu' b1'1fr'r lriufl full us TRAPN ELL PRESS Pearl and Lake Streets Lancaster, Penna. Dial 5026 AlIi.r1'1's of fypv, lNl1ll'l', ink mul brf1i11s , qfohrerjs f'0lII1lflllIf'llfN of E. E. BRUBAKER 1:l1:11,1N-11AN1m,1'A. qyaynm qlaily GUY V. KINGREE L. Clyde Smith Kz Sons Groceries and Notions Coal-Lumber-Feed llixfrilmfur lrilfllzlj Gold lfuffm' flIll1jl4jXIIlQLIly PA, SMOKli'l'0WN, PA. Dial 278015