Hempfield High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Landisville, PA)

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PHYLLIS .IANE DOUGHERTY January 11, 1932 fflee Ctlnb il. 2. fl, flrig Girls' Chorus tl. 2, fly: Oper- etta tl. 2. fl. 135 flmtkev 12. Pl, lj. Bang! 'Ihere went a hartl-hit hockex hall snatched com' plelely away lrtxin the olqttrsiiig forwartli line. Flip was a valuable lrlayer to the hacklieltl oi' our championship hotkex team. Iflip's main heart interest centers on an altnnnns 1' H H 9 H 1 tlelitntltbilitx and oopetttion t ill 'l h .. . . t t greatly in her success at lililabelhttmwn College. where she is planning to take up lL'C'll1l1L'll1Il work HELEN LOUISE DARNELL October 3, 1931 Connnercial Since there are two Helens in the senior class. we usnallv think of this lassie as the Helen with the clark hair and big l brown eyes. Her qttiet. latlylilte manner is quite appealing especially to a tertain Saltmga well driller. Helen wishes to lie a secretary. but we beliexe that she will turn ont to be a very energetic. tlevoleti housewife. Academic L' ' 'Z Y HIC Cl' sf gt A Qi 1 GLADYS MARIE DRESCHER September 11, 1931 Commercial Cilee Club tlj: Band tl, 2, 3. lj: Iflash QX3, -lj, Gladys is a quiet but friendly girl who will take her stand on any subject, Altliengh her red hair may get the best of her exert now and then. she is an ardent friend to those who know her. Glatlys claims Lantlisville as her honie town and, whenever she is not displaying her artistit' talent, she can he ftiuntl touting away on that big bass clarinet. Glatlts plans to make use of her artistic talents in the futttre anal, judging by the start she has gotten at li. 11. H. S.. she will do all right, fUIlI'lt't'Il

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Hay 25, l930 We all know Ruthie as that short little senior from Rohr- L'l'Sl0lYIl. Slll' , , - r 1 - '- r er: of the class. and is usually seen sittilng in lionie room. studying her puhlic speaking. She is a friendly little girl and always has a sntile lor exeryone. Ruthie shows no heart interests in school, hut we're sure her interests are not limited, .W af RUTH GERALDINE BENNER General is one ol' the lll0l't tuict ind tlunute lnttnh s MARILYN LUCILLE BRUBAKER june l, 1931 Commercial Cilee Cluh tl. 2, 3. ll: Girls' Chorus tl. 2. 3. -lj! leretta tl. 2. 3. lj: Flash ffl. lg Epilogue tljl llotkey Manager ti-ly. Wlierever Marilyn, or Mary Lou as she is fontllt ralletl hr her lrientls. goes. magical changes are wrought. Trees that haw stootl in one plate for years sutltlenly leap out into the niiclclle ol' the road hefore her poixerlul automobile. Cars, D that no one hitherto had any trouble with. refuse to start uncler NIarilyn's influence unless the key is turnetl on. ln spite of this, Henipfield would really he a tlull place if it weren't Mix - .L - for her cheers' remarks and little jokes. Marilyn. a lively niem- W 1 her of the senior class. after joining the alumni. plans to he ' a kindergarten teacher. Howeter, secretly. she really wants ' , ' to he a Chanipion potato chip eater. 09 june 5, l930 t.lee Lluh tl. 3. 5. sly: Boys Chorus tl, 2, .l. lj: Opeietta tl. 2, 3. lj: Epilogue tljg Socrer 12. Ill: Basket- WILMER DONALD CHARLES General hall tl. 2. 3. H. lion, to llltlsl ol us tin ht sun throughout the hulls ol li. H, H. S. with a elieeiliul SlllllC for exersone. .Xs his pas- tnne. he entoys steering his l'l5tnouth to a faint almout two miles outside ol' liast l'etet'shtn'g. Dons mellow tenor xoice 1 . ' his Ulllllllblllitl gltttlx to ill ol out opctttt Xt piescnt he is tinploxttl ls t l'ooi stntlti in l Isl l' Ht' are sure that tthatexet llls luttue, It ull! he lust as sniooth ts those lloors. K K ' 'Z 2 ' ' ' ' HS llllil tlllllillilfi. ' I- Rfk . ' J: ' 'ilf etelshurg. lliizleen tw tif

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MILDRED ARLENE CINGRICH January 28, 1932 tilee Clluh tfl. ll: Girls' Chorus tl. 3. lj: Operetta ffl. lj: Flash f2jg lipilogtle fly: Hockey Manager 15. 433 Class Olhcer tl, 2j. Do you l'ClllCllllDtll' .Xunt Nlyra Opal Dodd in our heloved senior play? 'I'he part was excellently handled hy Arlene. as is any work, study. or CX!l'2l-tilll'I'll'lll1l1' activity she takes on. llepenclahility, quality, and genuine enthusiasm for life mark Xrlene as one ol' the outstanding people in the rlass. Her high scholastic' standing makes her well qttalihed to lake up tech- nician work in Elizabethtown College. Best wishes for sue- tess, Arlene. NIIRIANI ELAINE GINGRICH September I2, 1931 , . , , . , . . . A cademie BIARTPIA ANNA CQINIQRICH Septelllbel' l, l93l Conlnlerdal lflash til, llg Epilogue tp-lj. Do you remember that sweet smile with whith Nlartha greeted exeryoue? Her cheery hello and frientllt' disposition make her a most pleasing person. She is always willing to gixe her abilities as contributions to many school activities. Her sincerity and high scholastic :standing will aid in making her the ters' ellieient private seeretary whieh is her utmost desire. Academic blee Lluh tl. 2. sl. llg Lirls Lhorus ll. ' 5 IJ Hand tl, 2. fl. ll: Opt-retta tl. 2. 3, ll: lflash tl lp lipilogne rll: Hockey 42. fl. lj: Class Ollieer till: 'I'rack Uh lalaine. who is one ol the lzeauties ot the senior cltss is well known for her fast talking. which gets het' into lrouhle quite olten, Her taxorite pastimes are participating in sports. which she does quite well. and taking frequent trips to l'lilt hethtown. where there is a pzulieular nlale interest. ll' you exer see a giay streak flashing around li. H. H. S.. you can he sine it ls Ialalne with her llillllkllj hlled to the lop with kids Elaine plans to heeotne at nurse and, with her sweet personality. there is no douht that she will sueeeetl. A Lil L Li 1 ,,f1 ,x Z4 ' M 1 ,, f l 1' 1 L fiffvt-n I ' , V , A e. Lf L, 4,