Hummelstown High School - Tatler Yearbook (Hummelstown, PA)

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A T,,, Lg , ,J - ........, THE TATLER 154111: 4 by THE STUDENTS OF HUMMELSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 195 7 HUMMELSTOWN PENNA . , e . C urzmnrh HE students of HUMM1-3LsTowN HIGH Sol-1ooL present this record of a year of unforgettable events with the hope that, in the future, when its pages are turned once more, it will recall one of the most enjoyable years in the history of our Alma Mater. This publication will be a lasting memorial to those who par' ticipated in the various activities conf tained hereing and to our friends it will always convey a memory of the happy days spent in the whirl of school events. Qontents W I. ADMINISTRATION Cal Board of Education Cbj Faculty II. CLASSES Grades I to 2 III. ATHLETICS Cab Football Cbj Basketball CCD Tennis IV. ACTIVITIES Cal Student Cabinet Qbj Organizations ehinatiun HE Staff of the nineteen hundred thirtyfseven Tatler sincerely dedif cates this eighth annual edition to L. BRUCE HENDERSON whose interest in our school has always been an incentive and an inspiration for us to attain our goal. Mr. Henderson formulates his decisions according to his convictionsg he puts his shoulder to the wheel to help the students and showers his personality on all who come in contact with him. We sincerely hope this mere tribute, the dedication of the annual publication, will in some manner help to convey the appreciation of our student body to one so worthy. ' E L. BRUCE H ON EDITGRIAL STAFF EditorfinfChief . Assistant . . Senior Class Editors Class Editors . . Athletixc Editor . Assistant . . Activity Editor . Assistant . . Diary Editor . . Snapshot Editor . Assistant . . . Photographic Editor MARGARET ZEITERS CLARENCE RUOF VIOLETTE POGGY WENDELL JOHNSON CAROLINE Fox RACHAEL STONER RALPH WALTER ROBERT WHISLER KATHRYN BREHM KATHLEEN CASSADY THELMA MARIANO ADA SHUEY WILBUR KINLEY WILLIAM HABBYSHAW Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF JAY MUMMA Assistant . . . . . JANE STRITE Advertising Manager . . . BETTY JANE RARICK Assistants . . . . . ETHEL SMITH HELEN THOMAS ESTHER REIGLE Subscription Editor . . . . MILDRED LUDWIG Assistants . . . . RUTH MUSSER GERALDINE WITMAN 'Typists . . . . GLADYS STROMAN CHARLOTTE MILLER WHILIMINE LUDWICK sT,,i,,tg1 L., ly A TRIBUTE TG THE PARENTTEACHERS' ASSOCIATION FTEN We are so deeply absorbed in our activities that we forget the source of many of our benefits. We Want the members of the Parent 'Teachers' Association to know that the students of Humf melstovvn Public Schools are appreciative of the interest shown in them. The Association exerts much influence in the field of the curriculum and in the assumption of a proper attitude toward extrafcurricular ac' tivities. They offer, annually, prizes in essay writing for those who are talented in that particular field. The ParentfTeachers' Association has been very liberal in its do' nations to our school. From time to time it has provided our library with reference books which are used extensively by the student body. An electric victrola was presented to the music department in order that the works of our greatest composers might be fully appreciated. This organization has supplied our patrol boys with raincoats and hats, and has also provided the needed finances for the Summer Recreation Program. Without the support of the ParentfTeachers' Association there would have been less' progress in the securing of adequate funds for buildings, equipment, and the maintenance of our schools. The students of Hummelstovvn High School are indeed grateful for the facilities they have provided, and We sincerely hope that by this editorial of gratitude we will compensate partially for the debt we owe them. President . . . .MRs. ANNIE KELLER VicefPresiderit . . . .DR. C. G. LEATHERMAN Secretary . . . .MRs. ALBERTA BRECKER Treasurer . , .E. Z. ETTER l10l I Y , ADMINISTRATICN s -'Y' V f--M-V -.W-.-........ --,,-',-- L -A-s-...x..-,,.N-My -+1-.--+ - . BOARD CDF EDUCATION President . . . . .DR. M. L. NISSLEY Vicefllresidefnt N. . .R. B. EARNEST Tfreaswrefr . . .E. Z. ETTER Secretary ....... W. M. SHOOP DR. JOHN W. HORN HON. WILLIAM E. HABBYSHAW HE students of Hummelstovvn High School ovve a debt of gratitude to the Board of Education for the personal interest they have taken in the managef ment of our school system. The townspeople have chosen these men because of their broad experience and keen insight in business affairs. The Class of 1937 wishes to express its appreciation to the Board of Education for the opportunities and privileges it has afforded us, and we hope that there are many bright prospects in the future of Hummelstown High School. E121 ,Ll CHARLES A., KISSELL, M.S. ,HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Supervising Principal Preparation: Lock Haven State Normal School, Bucknell University, Pennsylvania State College, Graduate Work at the University of Pennsylvania. Experience: Grammar School, Bitumen, Pa., 1911-13, Junior High School Mathematics, State College, Pa., 1913-14g Instructor in Mathematics, Lock Haven State Normal, spring, 1916, Ship' pensburg State Normal School, spring terms of 1917 and 19183 Supervising Principal, Chapman Township Schools, North Bend, Pa., winter of 1916, Supervising Principal, Duncannon Borough, IQIQ-21, Principal, Port Royal High School, 1921-29, Supervising Principal, Port Royal Borough Schools, 1929-gag Supervising Principal, Hummelstovvn Borough Schools, 1934. L. BRUCE HENDERSON, ANNIE B. NYE, B.E. ETHEL KELLER, B.S. IN Music HUMMELSTOWN, PA. M.A. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. HUMMBLSTOWN, PA. Head Teacher, Seventh and Eighth Grades, History, Gui' dance, Penmanship. High School Principal, Physif Supervisor of Music. cal Education, Coach of Girls' Basketball. Preparation: Temple Univerf sity, Franklin and Marshall, Columbia University. Experience: Central Y. M. C. A., Philadelphia, 199.7-29g Hum' melstovvn High School, 1930. Preparation: Ship p e ns b ur g College. Normal School. Public Schools, 1 36 ,MW Experience: Conewago Towne ship, 1895-96, Hummelstown, 1896. i 1 l i Preparation: Lebanon Valley Experience: Hummelstown 13 it . -X S Q F GLADYS M. BUFFINGTON, A.B. ELIZABETHVILLE, PA. English, High School. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College. Experience: Fulton Township High School, 199.7-9.9, Hummelsf town High School, 1929. My CALL .ui YTi - Cl,r,a.cf.x9,5 JANET M. AUSMUS, A.B. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. French, Latin, Girls' Hygiene. Preparation: Cumberland Val' ley State Normal, Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania State Col' lege. Experience: Clearfield County, 1918-zo: Middletown, IQZO-27, Scotch Plains N 192 -29, P' I I S WILLIAM JACKS, B.S. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. 'Mathematics, Boys' Hygiene, Faculty Manager of Athletics. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College, Duke University. Experience: Humrnelstown High School, 1933. I Hummelstovfif ' gh' '- ool. X X- XX u .- ' Cpfj' JN .. ,x . , ln l I V - ' X - 1 ,TWU 'GVJJJV llf'l ' W if f ' A A X IQ M CL , . ., . IS LAN, A.B. BOYD SPC N LE, B.S. PU! PM INV E ED ON PENB K, PA. RSHE X X ' HEY- VPlll'fl History, Social Studies, Def ienc o ch iw Bo v' li- V u ing, 5hQ'Lhand,MSecretaf bate Coach. - . g 5 J .r racuce' Preparation: Lebanon Valley my i z- . :- on Valley Preparation: Indiana State College. V ol Teachers College' Experience: Hurnmelstown perierice: ummelstown Experience: Hurnmelstown High School, 1936. High School, 1936. High School. 1935. 141 l ii L W. HERSHEY, B.S. j PALMYRA, PA. if Bookkeeping, Commercial Mathematics, Sales, Law, Junior Business Training. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College. Experience: Hummelstown High School, 1936. HELEN JANE MUTH, A.B. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. High School English, Arithf metic, Junior High School. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College, Elizabethtown College, Millersville State Teachers' Col' lege, Pennsylvania State College. Experience: Hummelstown Public Schools, IQ34. GRACE A. HOTTENSTEIN HARRISBURG, PA. Geography, Hygiene, Junior High School. Preparation: Stewartstown Academy, Johns Hopkins Uni' versity, Columbia University. Experience: Millersburg High School, Hummelstown Public Schools. 1930. HELEN M. SKINNER HUMMELSTOWN, PA. ' School Secretary. Preparation: Hummelstown E. MYRTLE GARRETT, A.B. HUMMBLSTOWN, PA. Spelling, Literature, English, Junior High School. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College. Experience: Waltonville, 191 1- 1 3 g Hummelstown Public Schools, IQI3. EDGAR E. WIRE NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Band Director. Experience: Hummelstown High School. High School, 1932. Experience: Hummelstown Public Schools, 1933. I 15l ALMA MATER Hail to thee, Alma Mater, Giver of all things line, High on thy pedestal mounted, Beloved, Revered, Divine, Tribute and praise unceasing, Mortals' pitiable way, Fails to express the feeling For you in our hearts today. CHORUS: Hail to thee, Alma Mater, Hail to thee, Hunirnelstown High, Thy children in their worshipful accents Exalt thee to the sky. U61 CLASSES 1. ,. I l t. i l I i V A 1 ! 4 l A, it l l I i ll I I SENl0R.CLASS COLORS: Blue and gold FLOWER! Talisman Rose Morro: Not at the Heights but Climbing T0 THE CLASS OF 1937 ONOR Strive to attain your goal, but in all your efforts remember that honor is the noblest virtue. Be it ever so humble QME There's no place like home. Seek to possess in this world's goods a little plot of ground and build thereon a house of stone and wood in which you make a home. EKVKE A As you travel along the pathway of life, there are others who are going your Way. A word of encouragement, a helping hand, or even a smile will aid your fellow Wayfarer on his rocky road and bless you a thousand times. g 18 Nj SENICDR CLASS OFFICERS Captain . . .WENDELL JOHNSON First Mate . . .WILLIAM HABBYSHAW Chief Engineer . . .VIOLETTE POGGY Purser . . . .JANE STRIT Our skipper, Wendell Johnson, has been at the helm of the good ship 1937 for four long years. He has skilfully managed to keep us from the rocks and shoals in a hazardous journey through the sea of High School life. He has been very ably assisted by his subordinate officers and crew. By following the lighthouse gleam-DETERMINATION-the skipper and his mates have succeeded in guiding the training ship into the vast sea of life where every member of the crew must face his own responsibility, and pilot his own ship to his individual harbor. 19 RICHARD ISAAC ALLEMAN ACADEMIC NBLOATN Still looking for the guy who invented alarm clocks H Club 3, 4, Ask the Professor IQ The Raff ferty Racket 3, Here Comes Patricia 4, Mixed Chorus 29 Boys' Chorus I, 4g Athletic Association I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 42 Science Club I, 2, 33 Bazaar Committee 4, Track 2, 3g Basketball CMgr.j 4. Meet one of our future engineers. Dick has to be understood to be really appreciated. He shows a natural ability to twist scientific problems around so that the final answer is always correct. We might add that Bloat cuts no mean figure in football togs, having been a member of the football squad for four years and a member of the Varsity during the last two seasons. Despite the fact that Dick hates to get to school before 8.29, we are sure he'll make a place for himself in the engineering world. KATHRYN ELIZABETH BREHM ACADEMIC NKITTYN Intelligence personified Girls' HifY IQ Ask the Professor IQ The Rafferty Racket 3Q Mixed Chorus I, 2, Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4Q Students' Spirit Society 4g Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Tatler Staff 1, 2, 45 Bazaar Committee 4Q Red Cross, I, 2, Library Staff 2, 3, 4Q Symphony Orchestra Club 32 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. It is said that good things come in small packages and Kitty is no exception to the rule. She may be small, but she's mighty in that she always accomplishes every task she undertakes. Besides taking excellent care of the high school library, Kathryn plays the violin, and participates in many extra-curricular activities. Kitty's ambition is to be an elementary teacher. The class sends her on with its best wishes, for we know she can't help but succeed. 20 FLORENCE MARIE BIEBER ACADEMIC DUTCH A pleasant companion Girls' HifY IQ Ask the Professor IQ Mixed Chorus I, 2g Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Students' Spirit Society 4g Tatler Staff 2, 3, 42 Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4Q Class Treasurer I. Florence Marie Bieber, generally known by the second of these three names, is a prominent academic student who intends to take up home economics, when the doors of Hummelstown High are closed to her. We wonder why? Did you ever hear her speak of Harrisburg with a farfaway look in her eyes? We are sure that is where her chief interests lie. Well, no matter what her interests may be, she has our sincere wishes for success in the future. May life treat you well, Dutch. WILLIAM HENRY DIEFENDERFER ACADEMIC BILL A scholar and a gentleman Boys' Chorus 4Q Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g H Club 4Q Football Manager 4Q Science Club 1, 2. Where's 'Whizzie Willie'? Oh, over in the Lab., I guess. Whenever you don't see Bill around, you know he's in the Lab. doing an experiment or cleaning up. This boy will be given plenty of attention in future years, and, inciden' tally, Einstein will have to get busy thinking up tougher problems than the fourth dimension, if he wants to keep this lad down. Bill makes it a habit to keep in a happyfgoflucky spirit and we know this will see him through many tough spots in the future. CAROLINE GOEHMANN FOX ACADEMIC CARoLYN Pressing toward her goal Class Treasurer 2, Girls' HifY IQ Ask the Professor IQ Mixed Chorus IQ Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4g Students' Spirit Society 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Tatler Staff 3, 4g Bazaar Committee 4, Red Cross rg Here Comes Patricia 4, Symphony Orchestra Club 3. Always willing, always working accurately, describe Caroline's personality. She is quiet and demure, but not everyone can realize just what lies behind this silence. She is the only remaining Senior taking Latin, but her success is evident. Caroline's ambition 'is to become a dietitian. In the years to come we will find Caroline's name among the alumnae of several important colleges. We predict a pleasant and happy future for her. RALPH MONROE GINGRICH COMMERCIAL GINK Gene1osity of Nature Ask the Professor rg Betty Lou 9.5 Boys' Chorus SQ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Q., 3, 4Q Football 3, 4Q jazz Orchestra 3g Athletic Association 1. A boy who thoroughly believes action speaks louder than words, that's Gink. One never bears much of him, but he is likely to pop up anywhere that you least expect him. His interests lie in football, dramatics and music, he has shown his ability in the latter by his fine manipulation of the melophone. Ralph intends to develop his education by attending business college in preparation for teaching commercial subjects. Gink seems to have plenty of ambition, so here's wishing him barrels of luck. LEOTA BERNICE FUNKHOUSER CoMMaRcrAr. LnorA Sober, steadfast, and demu're Ask the Professor IQ Mixed Chorus rg Girls' Chorus 2, Banking Staff 4. lf you chance to meet a tall, slender maiden who greets you with a smile, you know it is Leota. She is always a willing worker, well liked, and admired by all. She is a member of the commercial section and her future work will be along those lines, as she wishes to be a private secretary. Whatever she does we know it will be done well. ANITA LOUISE GROVE ACADEMIC N11:n'rs With a bit of mischief in her eyes Girls' Hi'Y Ig Ask the Professor rg Girls' Chorus 1, ag Students' Spirit Society 4, Athletic Association 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Manager 3. If you ever hear snatches of songs coming from some part of the room, you are sure to End Anita, for she uses this method to get rid of her excess energy of which she seems to possess an unlimited amount. Neets is one of our humorous members, who make you feel that life is worth living. After leaving H. H. S., she intends to pursue a career of interior decorating. We predict a promising future for such a pleasant per' sonality. CMC. to .PN WILLIAM RICHARD HABBYSH AW ACADEMIC BILL Manners reflect the man Class Vice-President 4, H Club 3, 4, Boys' HifY 1, 2, 4, Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, The Rafferty Racket 3, Here Comes Patricia 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4Q Student Spirit Society 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Bazaar Committee 4, Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 42 Baseball 1, 2, 4, Tennis 3, 42 Golf 3, 4, Blow Me Down 4. Who's that coming down the street? is the come ment made by all the lassies when they see a handsome, well-built laddie briskly stepping down the street. Bill is noted for his good nature and fiery red hair, and he has the gift of making himself at ease wherever he may be. We are confident that Bill will reach the top. WILBUR EARL KINLEY COMMERCIAL K1NLaY Slow to speak, slow to argue Ask the Professor 1, The Rafferty Racket SQ Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 4Q Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Athletic Association 1, 2, 31 Tatler Staff 4, Here Comes Patricia 4, Blow Me Down 4. You hear a deep bass voice, like distant thunder, then you hear the class roar, you can het a fivefspot to a safetyfpin that Kinley has spread his latest gag. Fellows of this type are the ones who make school days so interesting. This lad used to be a shy, backward boy, but time marches on and leaves Kinley one of the most popular boys of our class. Wilbur has ambi- tions to become a dairy farmer. Lots of luck to you, Wilbur. 22 WENDELL TAYLOR JOHNSON ACADEMIC 'ToAn A king of gridiron-strong and swift Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, H Club 2, 3, 4, Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 22 The Rafferty Racket 3, Here Comes Patricia 4, Boys' Chorus 42 Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1,' 2, 3, 4Q Tatler Staff 4Q Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4Q Baseball 1, 21 Bazaar Committee 4Q Jazz Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3, Student Cabinet 2, 3, 4Q Tennis 32 Blow Me Down 4. Toar is a friend to everyone-girls and boys alike -it makes no difference to him. Besides being a star athlete, he is also a born leader, a talented actor, and an accomplished saxophone player. We are sure that some day we will hear of Wendell's doing big things on some college campus. Here's luck, Toar, in developing your athletic career. LUTHER LEROY LENTZ COMMERCIAL 'BATs Calm voice and gentle manner Boys' Hi-Y 2, Ask the Professor IQ Band 1, 2, 3, 42 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4Q Bazaar Committee 4, jazz Orchestra 3, Track 3, Basket' ball Manager 2, 3, 4. Luther is one of our quietest boys, although he does manage to express himself when problems of interest arise in class. Bats is interested in many organizations of the school, and specializes in making trumpets stand up and beg. Luther is Mr. Hershey's secretary, but, oh, those papers he gives him to correct would provoke a saint. Luther has lots of friends and we are sure that he will make many more when he adjusts himself in the commercial world. WHILIMINE LUDWICK COMMERCIAL l'WIMPYll With cheerful disposition and beaming smile Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 23 The Rafferty Racket SQ Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Chorus I, 2g Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' HifY IQ Tatler Staff 4. Friends, let us introduce Wimpy to you. Her ambition is to become a member of some outstanding orchestra. We are sure that her dreams will not be shattered, since we are well aware of her musical talent. Whilimine can sing, too3 she has proved her worth in the Girls' Glee Club. Whatever you do, Wimpy, may luck be with you and we're sure you will find a place in an orchestra as famous as that of Hal Kemp or Guy Lombardo. CHARLOTTE ESTHER MILLER COMMERCIAL CI-1ARLIa A staunch, true friend Ask the Professor IQ Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Tatler Staff 4Q Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4Q Mixed Chorus IQ Girls' HifY IQ Betty Lou 2Q Banking Staff 4. Since Charlotte possesses such a likable disposition and such cheerful and friendly ways, the Class of '37 feels justified in predicting that she will achieve her goal with ease. Charlie has expressed her desire to become a private secretary. She has exhibited her ability as a bookkeeper in the Tuesday morning banking period, where she has gained practical knowledge in her chosen field of endeavor. Some day we hope to hear that you have had the luck to rise to the top, Charlotte. MILDRED DOROTHY LUDWIG COMMERCIAL 'lMlLLIE'. Able to do many things well Ask the Professor IQ Girls' HifY 1, 23 The Rafferty Racket 32 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Chorus I, ZQ Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4Q Athletic Association 1, 2, 32 Tatler Staff 1, 4Q Bazaar Committee 4Q Maroon and White 3, 4g Banking Staff 4Q Student Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4Q Library Staff I, 2, 3, 4Q Here Comes Patricia 4. Behold, a popular member of the Class of 137i Speak- ing of personality, we must admit that Millie has it -heaped up, pressed down, and running over. She is one of our most accomplished commercial students, and, besides, she has shown her ability as an actress and violinist. Her desire is to become a private secretary. We are sure Mildred will always carry on with the same zest that she showed while with us. Good luck, Millie ! JAY COULD MUMMA, JR. COMMERCIAL HGOULDYS A likable chap Debate Club 2, 32 Boys' HifY 1, 23 Ask the Prof fessor IQ Boys' Chorus 43 Athletic Association r, 2, BQ Tatler Staff 43 Basketball 3, 4Q Science Club 1. 1 All work and no play never made this lad a dull boy, as any of his friends can tell you. At most any time Jay can be seen industriously working, but always with a happy-goflucky spirit. He loves to go coasting at Waltonville-we wonder why? He puts his whole heart and soul into his work, whether it be shorthand or a game of basketball. Gouldy has decided to become a printer, so good luck to you, Jay. s ,G nnnnmmmmwssmnmmnu mI yggajxw fo: 0 RUTH ROMAINE MUSSER COMMERCIAL HRUTHIBN An underlying and subtle wit Debate Club 3, 4, Girls' HifY IQ Ask the Professor IQ Oratorical Contest 3, Betty Lou 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Student Spirit Society 4, Tatler Staff I, 2, 4, Maroon and White 4Q Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3. Ruth's interest lies in the commercial world. She has a desire to become a private secretary to some notable personage and thereby rise to fame. She has participated in numerous activities in her highfschool life, chief of which are debating and literary work. You will often find Ruthie in the commercial room busy at the hectograph or mimeograph machines, where she is always willing to do her share. We are sure success will be her reward. BETTY JANE RARICK COMMERCIAL SPUNRY Fair as a rose is she Tatler Staff I, 4, Betty Lou 2, Ask the Professor IQ Basketball Manager 3, 4, Girls' HifY 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4Q Debate 1, 2, 3, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. We predict that it won't be long before you will be hearing of Betty's success as a dress designer. It is her ambition to produce those exclusive creations of attire which we all enjoy so much. Her future seems very bright, but getting back to the present, Spunky works diligently at her studies, acts as manager of the girls' basketball team, and skates during her leisure time at the Hershey Sports Arena. She is quite a busy lass who is bound to be rewarded for her unceasing efforts. 24 VIOLETTE ELIZABETH POGGY ACADEMIC PoPEYB A smile is her constant companion Class VicefPresident IQ Class Secretary 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Oratorical Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Ask the Professor IQ The Rafferty Racket 3, Mixed Chorus IQ Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4, Student Spirit Society 4, Tatler Staff 2, 3, 4, Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Cabinet 3, 4g Here Comes Patricia 4, Athletic Association 4, Blow Me Down 4. Believe it or not, but here is a girl that's different. Even in the choice of a career she does not go with the crowd but, being a very fond admirer of the feats of Col. Lindbergh, she has taken to the air and will cast her lot with the birdmen as an airline hostess. Her determination should make her a success in this field as it has always done in her school life. WALTER RAYMCND RICHWINE COMMERCIAL CLARIcIIs The mirror of all courtesy Class Treasurer IQ H Club 4, Boys' HifY I, 2, 3, Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, -4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball CManagerD 1, 2, Bazaar Committee 42 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Wherever there's a crowd, Richwine is sure to be there. Clarkie received his nickname from the famous theatrical hero, none other than Clark Gable. Yes, they both seem to have a way about them, tsk! tsk! How- ever, Walter is an excellent commercial student and looms as another prospective teacher of commercial subjects. Clarkie will always have his old friends and he is sure to make many new ones when he leaves his Alma Mater. 1 CLARENCE HERMAN RUOF ACADEMIC BUD A tiny performer of big things Class Treasurer SQ Debate 1, 2, Captain 3, 4, Boys' Hi'Y IQ Oratorical Contest 1, 2, 3, Ask the Professor IQ Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Tatler Staff 4Q Football Manager 2, 3, 42 Science Club 1, 2, Bazaar Committee 4, Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4 CEditorfin'Chiefj, Student Cabinet President 4, H Club 4Q Blow Me Down 4. Meet the smallest member of the Class of 1937. Bud holds true to the old saying, All good things come in small packages. He is known for his scholastic work and also for his interest in sports, acting as manager of the Bulldogs for several years. Re orts have it that Bud is to be a civil engineer. Well, no matter what field he picks, he will climb to the top. ADA LOUISE SHUEY ACADEMIC GALLII1 Willing to serve Debate Club 3, 4Q Girls' HifY IQ Oratorical Contest SQ Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, The Rafferty Racket SQ Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Tatler Staff 1, 2, 4, Bazaar Committee 4Q Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Here Comes Patricia 4. Gallie has proved herself a forceful speaker by her arguing ability in class. Whether it be politics or any other worldfwide news item, she always expresses her opinion most vividly. Ada's attachment for H. H. S. was such that she would rather pay tuition than attend school in Harrisburg. Her plans for the future seem to concern a position as penmanship teacher, and since her lovely handfwriting is one of her most valuable assets, we are sure her efforts will not be in vain. 44 ' ' CARROLL RICHARD SHIFFLER COMMERCIAL CARROLL A lad of solitude and thought Boys' HifY IQ Athletic Association 1, 2. We wonder if Whittier might have been writing about Carroll in his poem The Barefoot Boy. He is our only farm boy and he surely does know a lot about Mother Nature. He also takes a lot of interest in his commercial work because he sees a real need for it in the occupation he expects to follow. Whether it be sawing boards, driving nails, hoeing corn, or driving a tractor, we know that Carroll will be happy in it. So, success be with you. Carroll. ETHEL MARGARET SMITH ACADEMIC ETrs A jolly friend, the best of pals Girls' HifY 1, 2, Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4, Student Spirit Society 4Q Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4Q Red Cross 2, Tatler Staff 4. Smitty's personality, happy smile, and sunny dis- position have won her a host of friends among her schoolmates. Etta is one of the most loyal and inf fluential members of our class. Nothing is too much work for her and she is always willing to lend a hand. We do not know what plans Ethel has for the future, but we are sure her personality will win her success. .9 9 Q I u 4 N 1 il K MARY JANE STRITE COMMERCIAL JofJo A silent observer Class Treasurer 4, H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Hi-Y IQ Ask the Professor IQ Girls' Chorus 1, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Stall: 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Banking Staff 4. H Behold, our superfathlete! As star forward of our girls' basketball team, JofJo made a specialty of sink' ing the ball in the basket, to create a winning score for H. H. S. Jane is one of our outstanding commercial students, holding positions on the Banking Staff and Tatler Staff. She also plays the violin quite capably. Jane is a bit undecided about her future, but we expect her to show the same lighting spirit that she has shown on the basketball court, and we're sure she will succeed. HELEN DOROTHY THOMAS COMMERCIAL BINGIE' She loves to chat v H Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Ask the Pro- fessor IQ Betty Lou 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4Q Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. Helen is a jolly, happyfgo-lucky lass who is an asset to our class because of her frankness and sociability. She is neither quiet nor bashful, and seems to get along quite well with the members of her class, especially the boys. Bingie is one of our contributions to the girls' basketball team, and whata player she is-one of the star scorers for the team, climaxing many games by her agility. She would like to develop her athletic career and some day become a basketball oflicial. Here's luck, Helen! l26l GLADYS LENORE STROMAN COMMERCIAL GI.ADDY' Attractive looks and glances 1 Debate Club 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 31 Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Banking Staff 4, Ask the Prof fessor IQ Here Comes Patricia 4, Girls' HifY I. Gladys is a very capable commercial student who spends a great deal of her time in the commercial room, manipulating the mimeograph and hectograph machines with great speed and skill. She is also one of the best dancers in the class and possesses a sunny disposition. Gladdy believes in laughing when there's something to laugh at. She hasn't told us what she is going to do after school. Whatever you take up, Gladys, we wish you the best of luck in it. RALPH EARL WALTER, JR. ACADEMIC Buggy Atti1ed in a cloak of clignity' Class Vice-President 3, H Club 42 Boys' Hif'Y 1, 2, 4, Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, The Rafferty Racket 3Q Here Comes Patricia 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 21 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4Q Tatler Staff 4Q Football 4Q Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Tennis Club 3, 4, Bazaar Com' mittee 43 Jazz Orchestra 1, 2, 32 Track 3. Don't crowd, girls! Give the boy a chance. Popular- ity should be his middle name. Bucky has decided to become an attorneyfatflaw, and judging by his enjoy' ment of arguments in classes, he should rate as an Aer attorney. Bucky has plenty of time, even with his numerous musical activities, to take part in athletics. We are sure he will make a name for himself in the legal profession. ANNA GERALDINE WITMAN ACADEMIC GBRRY In fasltion's mold Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Spirit Society 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Assof ciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Basketball 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Red Cross 2, Symphony Orchestra Club 3. Variety is the spice of life. In the case of Geraldine, this quotation proves quite true. A winning smile and a jolly disposition go with it-blond hair and a grace for wearing clothes, that's Gerry. She is an allfround girl who enjoys sports, activities, and music. The Class of '37 extend their best wishes to her in pursuing her career as an elementary school teacher, in which held we are sure success will be hers. A CARL RICHARD ZERFOSS ACADEMIC - Bowes Such a youth and such a lover Golf 2, 3, 4, H Club 3, 4, Betty Lou 2, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4Q Bazaar Committee 4. Look out, High Street, here I come. Meet the most popular boy in high school. His personality and jovial disposition, together with his ability to act the clown, mark him as an idci to the school. He does have serious moments, however, and is a real leader, as was evidenced on the football field and on the basketball court during the four years he has been in high school. These qualities point to success, and we know Dick is going to succeed in his Physical Education career. MARGARET WITMAN ZEITERS ACADEMIC NIVIARGIEN A talented individual Class Secretary 3, Girls' HifY IQ Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, The Rafferty Racket 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4Q Student Spirit Society 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 1, 2, 4 CEditorfinfChiefD, Bazaar Committee 4, Red Cross 2, Here Comes Patricia 4, Symphony Orchestra Club 3, Blow Me Down 4. Where there's a will, there's a way seems to be the motto of this young lady, who has assisted in so many school activities. Possessing a line soprano voice, Margie has also been a great help to the Girls' Chorus. She expects to attend Shippensburg State Teachers' College, where we are sure she will attain honors as she did in H. H. S. The class wishes her heaps of success in carrying out her ambition to be an elementary teacher., EMMA ROMAYNE ZIMMERMAN COMMERCIAL Toms A real asset to the business world Debate Club 3, Girls' HifY IQ Ask the Professor IQ Betty Lou 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4, Student Spirit Society 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Head Cheerfleader 42 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Romayne is one of the busiest students in the com' rnercial department, and she certainly does get work done quickly. Wherever you see her she has a bundle of papers that she has just run off the mimeograph or hec- tograph, and seems to be in a hurry to get some more. She loves to work and nothing is too much bother for her to do. She also acted as the acrobatic noise dispenser at the football games last fall, and can she make 'em yell! Zimmy hasn't told us what her life work will be, but we are sure matrimony would suit her line. . X . X KX X A s fx yi -ss 'ss W-U - msn-.mi sm CLASS HISTORY OUR years ago we jubilantly began our highfschool course as a motley crowd of Pea green Freshmen. Everything was so different, yet everyone seemed to expect so much of us. We managed, however, to make quite a success of our first year in this novel undertaking, and many of us began to take leading parts in athletics, music, journalism, and debate. When the second term rolled 'round we were better acquainted with the rules and regulations. We felt that our position had been elevated considerably above that of the lowly Freshmen. The talents of our students were shown to a more marked degree, and by the end of the year we were sure that there wasn't much more to learn. We were soon to find out differently. How time flies! Cur third year in high school! We are now known as Jolly juniors. And we mean jolly, with Mr. Bell for Class Adviser. But all was not fun and mirth. This year we held our first foodfsale, presented our first play-- The Rafferty Racket - and concentrated on the JuniorfSenior Reception, which was held in great splendor at the Lebanon Country Club. It was soon time to put away our books and pencils until our fourth and last year should begin. We entered H. H. S. in September of 1936 with the satisfaction that the year for which we had been striving so long had at last arrived. We realized our position and as a result became quite dignihed. We elected Wendell Johnson Class President for the fourth time. Miss Zoll was our Adviser. We sold candy, sponsored foodfsales, presented Here Comes Patricia, and prepared for our Washington Trip. The last time that we will allbbe together will be at our Commencement exercise, when, upon receiving our diplomas, we will realize that our schooldays have come to a close. As we now look back on the pleasant experiences which we have had together, the days of joy and sadness which we have shared, it is with a tinge of regret that we say goodfby to our schoolmates whom we so dearly love, and whom we will forever cherish in our memories. 28 THE HUMMELSTOWN TIMES, Friday, May I5, 1952 FAMOUS ORCHESTRA AT ROYAL. As a special feature, the newly renovated Royal Theatre will present, next Wednesday night, one of the world's most outstanding swing band leaders, Ralph Walter, and his orchestra, The RedfHot Bucks. Whilimine Ludwick, his famous Songstress, will render a selection entitled Little Bit of Nothing. Incidentally, Mr. Walter solemnly aihrms that some day he will put his sax in mothfballs and take up psychology. IN AND ABOUT BEVERLY HILLS. Mrs. John D. Rockemorgan, nee Miss Mildred Ludwig, has settled down in Beverly Hills after a spectacular society wedding. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are finding Ruth Musser and Charlotte Miller to be very efhf cient secretaries. John D. Money and his nurse, Miss Ethel Smith, are vacationing in California. The Astorbilts, who have gone abroad for the summer, have employed Margaret Zeiters and Geraldine Witman as special tutors for their children. HUGE CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY. The Government has appointed Clarence Ruof, noted engineer, to build a gigantic fortress along the entire boundary of the United States. This is be' lieved to be the latest Step in national defense. Richard Alleman, a worldffamed engineer, is constructing a series of floating islands across the Atlantic, to be used as refueling bases for airplanes. Carroll Shiffler has constructed a large modernistic mansion along the Swatara Creek. This building is said to be the latest design of construction. - FLASHES FROM THE BUSINESS WORLD. Ralph Gingrich has just been elected as head teacher in Central Pennsylvania's greatest business college, The Hummelstown Institute of Business Administration. The printing system of the Chicago Blizzard is now in charge of Mr. jay Gould Mumma, Jr. FORMER STUDENTS WIN DISTINOTION. The head dietitian of the Bang 'em Up Hospital, Miss Caroline Fox, and Miss Marie Bieber, teacher of home economics at the same hospital, met the other day for the first time in I 5 years. Both are making rapid strides in their chosen profession. HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE. The Class of IQ37 produced a prosperous butcher-Lloyd Bell, who now owns 43 farms. Keeny's School for Children employs Kathryn Brehm, the best elementary teacher in this section of Pennsylvania. Sears E? Arbucks Co. have employed Luther Lentz as head of the Mail Order Department. Ada Shuey is a demonstrator of fancy writing for the Penwrite Co. She has recently employed Miss Leota Funkhouser as her secretary. The 83 dairy farms on the outskirts of Mudtown are owned by Wilbur Kinley. Romaine Zimmerman has found happiness in her marriage to an All-American halfback and will accompany him on a trip to Alaska. SPORT ITEMS. Helen Thomas, instructress in Y. W. C. A., is receiving congratulations for drilling her basketball team to national honors. The Girls' International Championship Basketball Teams of the United States and japan will play on Friday zo. This game will be refereed by Jane Strite. Wendell johnson and Richard Zerfoss, authorities on health and physical education, are in charge of the United States Olympic Gymnastic Team this season. FASHION HALL OPENED. Madame Zula's magnificent new fashion salon, which was decorated by Anita Grove, will have a grand Opening tonight. Stunning creations designed by Betty Jane Rarick will be modeled for the public by Madame Gladys Stroman. WHATIS IN THE AIR. The new Douglass airfliner, designed to carry Iooo passengers, is being piloted from coast to coast by William Habbyshaw, noted aviator. His stewardess is Miss Violette Poggy, who recently made a trip around the world in 24 hours and received a medal for her bravery during an airfcrash. Mr. Habbyshaw intends to compete in the annual air show which will be reviewed by Major General William Diefenderfer. This show is being sponsored by one of New York's greatest brokers-Walter Richwine of Richiche and Richwine, Inc. 29 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT E, the Class of IQ37, of Hummelstown High School, Dauphin County, and the State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will heretofore made by us. FIRST: We, the Senior Class of 1937, Do Hereby Bequeath Our Numerous Possessions Thusly- I, William Habbyshaw, leave my daily naps to Jack Schaeffer with the hope that he won't be awakened as much as I. I, Richard Zerfoss, leave my big feet to Paul Wagner. I, Caroline Fox, leave my studiousness to Eugene Diffenderfer with the sincere hope that he will use it to the best of his ability. I, Kathryn Brehm, leave with everyone a hope that some day I will grow. I, Margaret Zeiters, leave my singing to the Glee Club, maybe if they divide it among them they may show some improvement. I, Luther Lentz, leave all my tablet covers to the High School, they will make a good family album for all the teachers. I, Clarence Ruof, leave my debating ability to next year's teams, with the hope that they may advance to first place in the League. I, Romayne Zimmerman, leave my notes and letters for publication in next year's Tatler. I, Ralph Walter, leave my clarinet to William Shoap. I, Wendell Johnson, guarantee the boys' basketball team that they won't have to buy uniforms next year, they can have the ones the girls left. I, jay Mumma, leave to next year's Advertising Editor my ability as a salesman. I, Carroll Shifller, leave my quietness to Mahlon Yeagley, with the hope that his deport' ment marks next year will be higher. I, Walter Richwine, leave my position as school chauffeur to Stanley Brandt. I, Mildred Ludwig, leave my bright and happy smile to anyone who can use it as effectively as I-can. ' I, Ada Shuey, leave my handwriting to Guy Davidson in order that the teachers will find it less difficult to correct his papers. I, Richard Alleman, leave my daily 8.29 rush down the hall to Lester Walters, hoping he makes it as often as I did. We do hereby make, constitute and appoint Miss Zoll to be our executrix of this, our Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof, We, the Class of 1937, the Testators above named, have hereunto subscribed our name and ailixed our seal, the Fifth Day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven. CLASS or THIRTWSEVEN CSeaD Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above Class of Thirtyfseven, as and for our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names, at their request, as witnesses thereunto, in the presence of said Testators and of each other. The Faculty The Board of Directors 30 WHC'S WHO in the CLASS of 1937 Most Influential Most Attractive Best Socializers Best Dancers . Class Giggler . Class Flapper . Class Sheik . . Most Studious Best Conversationalists . . . Most Popular . Best Actor . . Best Actress . Tallest . . . Class Clown . Shortest . . . Best Personality Best Athletes . Best Dressed . Most Beneficial Best Musicians Class Pest . . Faculty Pet . . Quietest . Noisiest . VIOLETTE POGGY and CLARENCE RUOE GLADYS STROMAN and RALPH WALTER VIOLETTE POGGY and WILLIAM HABBYSHAW GLADYS STROMAN and WILLIAM HAEEYSHAW ANITA GROVE ROMAYNE ZIMMERMAN WILLIAM HABBYSHAW CAROLINE Fox and WILLIAM DIEEENDEREER VIOLETTE POC-GY and CLARENCE RUOE HELEN THOMAS and RICHARD ZERFOSS WENDELL JOHNSON MILDRED LUDWIG LEOTA FUNKHOUSER RICHARD ZERFOSS KATHRYN BREHM ETHEL SMITH and WENDELL JOHNSON JANE STRITE and WENDELL JOHNSON GERALDINE WITMAN and RALPH WALTER VIOLETTE POGGY GERALDINE WITMAN and RALPH WALTER RICHARD ZERFOSS WILLIAM HABBYSHAW CARROLL SHIFFLER RICHARD ZBRFOSS 31 HISTORY CF THE CLASS CF I 93 8 President . . . . . STANLEY BRANDT VicefP'resident . . . . ROBERT WHISLER Secretary . . . . . RACHAEL STONBR Treasurer . . . . ROBERT BOLTON HE class of IQ38 entered the High School as Freshmen in the fall of IQ34, with a total enrollment of 78. Miss Buffington and Mr. Mitchell were our homefroom teachers. We were under the supervision of a new Supervising Principal, Mr. C. A. Kissell. Schoolflife was made a new adventure with the introduction of new subjects. Although our courses progressed rapidly, and few pupils failed, the enrollment for the Sophomore class had diminished to 64. As Sophomores we were divided into two separate classes, with the Commercials in Room 16 under the supervision of Miss Zoll, and the Academics in Room II under the jurisdiction of Mr. Jacks. Since we were more accustomed to the ways of our school, we fell into line and took part in many activities. Our class, now being represented in the Student Cabinet by two members, began to see our position and felt the responsibility which would be Ours in the two years to follow. Returning in the fall of this year we found many changes in the teaching staff. Our class was large, so we were put in Room I4 with a new teacher, Miss Gillan, in charge. This term many of us took part in the Annual Bazaar. The next great adventure was our first food sale, which turned out to be a great success. We closed the year with a jolly Christmas celebration. Returning in 1937, we are looking forward to our class play and the reception for the Seniors at the close of the term. COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER! Talisman Rose T Morro: Success waits at labo'r's gate 32 MELVIN HARRY BAKER ARLENE VIRGINIA BOSNER COMMERCIAL LBMELII ACADEMIC HLEANY Aideftoi, le ciel t'aidera Aucun chemin de fleurs ne conduit a la gloife SARA MAE BAKER STANLEY MASSIMER BRANDT 'COMMERCIAL NSALLYN ACADEMIC HBRANDTY Vous mettez la chavrue devant les bfrufs La nuit porte conseil DOROTHY JANE BALE KATHLEEN O'SHEA CASSADY 'COMMERCIAL HBISMARKH ACADEMIC NJINX Contentement passe 'richesse Un point fait a temps en epargne cent ELEANOR NENNETTE BECK EDMOND HERMAN CASSEL ACADEMIC HSPECKN ACADEMIC HSI-IORTY' Il faut des 'raisons pour parler, mais il Il n'a pas inuente la poudre ' 'rfen faut point pour se taive ANNA MARY BELL PHYLLIS ELIZABETH DEITZLER A COMMERCIAL ANN ACADEMIC NPHYL' A bon chat, bon rat C est le premier pas qui coute ROBERT ZEITERS BOLTON q JANET LUCILLE DEMY 'GENERAL BOE ACADEMIC MSHEIIEERT' Il n'est pire sourd que celui qui ne veut pas entendfe En route chose il faut considerer la fin lE.. .III S EMILIE BOND DIEFENDERFER ETHEL GEHRIS GLASMIRE COMMERCIAL USISH ACADEMIC NETHEL Une fois n'est pas coutume Echanger n est pas voler KATHRYN MAE DIENER I I HELEN MILDRED GROVE COMMERCIAL HKATBH COMMERCIAL HDILLY En forgeant on devient forgeron II faux que tout le monde vive ARLENE LUELLA FILSON I ZELMA MAE HASSLER COMMERCIAL HFILN COMMERCIAL MZBLMA A quelque chose malheur est bon Tout nouveau, tout beau LILLIAN MAY FORS LESTER HAROLD HOOVER ACADEMIC EBNIBBSW, GENERAL MBUNZIEI A qui veut, 'rien n'est impossible Vouloir, c'est pouvoir HELEN VIRGINIA FOX MAE ROMAINE ISHLER COMMERCIAL ILHELENIQ COMMERCIAL I IsH' La parole est d'a'rgent, Ie silence est d'or La fin couronne Vazuvve JOSEPH STEWART FOX ORPHA ELIZABETH KLEINFELTER COMMERCIAL MJOEN COMMERCIAL O. K.' C'est beaucoup de bruit pour nen Disfmoi qui tu hantes et je te dirai qui tu es 34 .I LUCYROMAINE LENTZ PHILANDER HARTWELL RAINEY COMMERCIAL HLUXIEH ACADEMIC HPHIL Il 'rfy a pas de roses sans epines I Les petits ruisseaux font les gvandes 'rivieres MARY CECELIA LINDSEY MELBA CAROLYN RATHFON ACADEMIC MARY COMMERCIAL HMELBA Tout ce qui reluit n'est pas or Une pluie d'or tombe de ciel THELMA BEULAH MARIANO ESTHER LOUISE REIGLE COMMERCIAL- Cams ACADEMIC NPEP On cownait les amis au besoin Ce n'est pas la mer a boire MAYNARD CRONE MCKISSICK MARGARET ANN REIGLE ACADEMIC MUMMY COMMERCIAL GBMARG La musique va autour et autour Apres la pluie, le beau temps RUSSELL HERBERT MEYERS PAULINE ROMAINE REIGLE COMMERCIAL HPETEN COMMERCIAL HPOLLY Les bons comptes font les bons amis Pierre qui roule rfamasse pas de mousse KATHLEEN JANE PATRICK EVELYN MAE RHAN COMMERCIAL KIT ACADEMIC HDOLLY Ne mettez pas tous vos crufs dans un panier La jin couronne Voeuvve I , . I 1 if--A H4-mGN emus11 MILDRED ARVILLA SANDERS COMMERCIAL ILMILLYQI .Qui m'aime, aime mon chien JACK DAVID SCHAEFFER ACADEMIC HAMMER .Quand on parle du loup, on en voir la queue ESTHER GRACE SELL COMMERCIAL Evra Ne vendez pas la peau de Pours avant de Vavoir tue fWILLIAM LLOYD SHOAP ACADEMIC HBILLN Tout vient a point a qui suit attendre LETHA GERALDINE SLESSER COMMERCIAL NLETTYN Un tiens 'vaut mieux que deux tu Vauras ELIZABETH FLORENCE SMITH COMMERCIAL HBETTYN Necessite n'a pas de loi 36 RACHAEL ISABELLE STONER ACADEMIC ROUCH Mieux vaut tard que jamais PAUL RICHARD WAGNER COMMERCIAL DULY' Loin des yeux, loin du Coeur MARIE ANNETTE AWALTERS COMMERCIAL UMARIE' Qui ne dit mot, consent ROBERT GEORGE WHISLER ACADEMIC WI-IIs' Mieux vaut sagesse que richesse FAY ANNA WITMER A COMMERCIAL HFAZZIBQ Tout est bien, qui fnit bien LILLIAN ELMONDA WOLFE COMMERCIAL 'IIOE' Il faut battre le fer pendant qu'il est chaud , N, I --,---,,. ...- IRIS WOLFERSBERGER DOROTHY JANE ZEIDER COMMERCIAL IRIS ACADEMIC DO'r' Il faut saisir Voccasion aux cheveux Petite pluie abat grand vent MAHLON GEORGE YEAGLEY MARSHALL BOYER MOUNTZ COMMERCIAL MONR COMMERCIAL 'LMARSH' Riva bien qui rira le dernier Reflechissez avant d'agi'r VERNA MAE YOUTZ LLOYD EDWIN BELL COMMERCIAL LLVERNAQQ COMMERCIAL HBUTCH A qui veut, rien n'est impossible Le mivoir de toute la courtoisie gf Q 9vs i Nm m PHC CRE President .... VicefPresident . . ALEXANDER, RICHARD BOLTON, MARY CORTELAZI, LEWIS DAVIDSON, GUY EEERSOLE, WALTER ENCLE, ROBERT FACKLER, PAULINE FASNACHT, CHARLES President .... VicefPresident . . BEHRENS, WARREN BELL, ERMA BINGAMAN, RALPH BRECKENMAKER, KATHRYN CALLENDER, PHYLLIS CARLSON, ELWOOD DEIMLER, HENRY FAIR, LEON FAZIO, JOHN FISHER, MILDRED GILBERT, MILDRED GIPE, LAWRENCE IO 'A CLASS ROLL WALTER EBERSOLE Secretary JOHN HOOKER Treasurer TEACHER: MR. HERSHEY GINGRICH, ETHEL GROVE, RICHARD GRUBER, RUTH HARRO, ETHEL HOCKER, JOHN HOERNER, RUSSELL IMHOF, RAYMOND KELLER, LOUISE LENKER, RAY IO 'B CLASS ROLL FREDERICK HAUSER Secretary LESTER WALTERS Treasurer TEACHER: MISS AUSMUS GOUSE, CHARLES HARTMAN, EUGENE HAUSER, FREDERICK HENRY, PAULINE HUSS, ARLENE KRAMER, RICHARD LOOK, RAY - LYTER, CATHARINE REIGLE, MARY RICKER, IRVIN RICKER, PAUL SAYLOR, RACHAEL E381 . MARY BOLTON . GRACE PLOUSE MARTIN, PAUL MCKISSICK, GERALDINE NEY, JAY R. PARKIN, NORMAN PATRICK, DARVIN PLOUSE, GRACE SLESSER, EARL WOLEE, MARTHA . MILDRED GILBERT . ARLENE Huss SHUEY, EDWARD SHUEY, ESTHER SHUEY, WILLIAM STOPFEL, MARLIN STRITE, DOROTHY VERDELLI, CAESAR WALTER, EDWARD WALTBRS, LESTER WHITMER, MARY YORTY, DOROTHY YOUNG, ELENORA ZINN, ZELMA F 9 'A CLASS ROLL President . . . JOHN PAUL HUMMEL, JR. Secretary . . . MARGUERITE LANDIS VicefPresident . RICHARD ECKBNROTH Treasurer . . . GEORGE EDWARDS ALLEMAN, BETTY ARNICK, RICHARD BRANDT, CHARLES CASSETT, BETTY DILLON, JOHN TEACHER: MISS BUFFINGTON EISENHOUR, DOROTHY FARLING, DOROTHY HALL, JOHN HAUSER, FRANCIS HEAGY, LAWRENCE ECKENROTH, RICHARD HUMMEL, JOHN PAUL, JR. EDWARDS, GEORGE LANDIS, MARGUERITB 9 'B CLASS ROLL MILLER, HARRY REIGLE, KATHARINE SAYLOR, DONALD STERNER, ROBERT VERDELLI, LESTER WOLFE, HAROLD ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT President . . . PAUL SLESSER Secretary . . VIRGINIA RICKER VicefPresident . WARREN STRITE Treasurer . . CAROLINE CARROLL BALDWIN, ESTHER CARROLL, CAROLINE CLARK, BETTY COBAUGH, PAULINE COOPER, EVELYN DIEEENDEREER, EUGENE EARLY, MILES FBNNER, CORA GROVE, FREDERICK HANDWERK, EARL TEACHER: MR. SPONAUGLE HAWTHORNE, GLADYS HOFEER, KATHRYN KRAMER, PAULINE KREISER, HAROLD LENTZ, TREBA PAGE, DONALD PATRICK, JOHN PETRINA, RUDOLPH POTTEIGER, MARIAN RATHFON, FRANCES RICKER, VIRGINIA RUPERT, GERALDINE SHIFFLER, MARY ALICE SLESSER, PAUL SMITH, HAROLD STRAWSER, MARLIN STRITE, WARREN WEAVER, PAULINE WERT, WAYNE WEST, CHARLES WOLEERSBERGER, CAROLINE EICHTH GRADE 8 'A CLASS ROLL President .... ROBERT EARLY Secretary VicefPresident . . GERALDINE HUSS Treasurer BISTLINE, CHARLES BOSNER, JUNE BREGKENMAKER, EDWARD COOPER, JOHN COOPER, WILLIAM DEANER, ROSELLA EARLY, ROBERT EBERSOLE, JOHN EISENHOUR, MYRTLE TEACHER: MISS NYE ESHENOUR, JEAN FETTERMAN, DAVID GRUBER, JOHN HEISEY, GERALDINE HORN, JOHN HUMMEL, FRANCES HUSS, GERALDINE KINLEY, ETHEL KRODEL, EVELYN KRONE, GLADYS 8 f B CLASS ROLL . . ETHEL KINLEY . . ROSELLA DEANER MILLER, ROBERT MILLER, WILLIAM RHAN, CHARLES SHUEY, JOHN STEVENSON, PEARL STRAWSER, CAROLYN WAGNER, HERBERT WENRIOH, EARL ZEITERS, RAYMOND President .... STUART BECK Secretary . . BETTY WRIGHT VicefPresident . . DORIS MATTERN Treasurer . . . CHRISTIAN CARLSON BECK, STUART CARLSON, CHRISTIAN DAVIDSON, BETTY DERR, LESTER FAIR, JEAN FRAZIBR, CLOYD GRIBR, CARLETTA HANDSHAW, HENRIETTA IMHOF, DONALD TEACHER: MISS GARRETT KLEINDOFF, GEORGE KENDIG, HAROLD KENDIG, SARA LENKER, RICHARD MARTIN, CHESTER MARTIN, MELVIN MATTERN, DORIS MCKISSICK, VERDILLA H401 RHAN, WILLIAM ROGERS, WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, ELWOOD SELTZER, PAULINE SHOOP, LENORE WALTERS, LOIS WENRIOH, DOROTHY WRIGHT, BETTY ZINN, THOMAS TEACHER: MISS MUTH EVE TH GRADE 7 'A CLASS ROLL President . . . JEAN BURKHOLDER Secretary . . ALICE SOLADA VicefPresident . STANLEY LENTZ Treasurer . . GERALDINE BAER BAER, GERALDINE BASEHORB, HAROLD BURKHOLDER, JEAN CARROLL, ADELINE CASSEL, TRUMAN CASSEL, WARREN EBERSOLE, JEAN FETTERMAN, VIVIAN FORS, OSCAR FRITZ, MARIE HUMMEL, BETTY TEACHER: MRS. HOTTENSTEIN HUNTZINGBR, RICHARD KELLER, BETTY JANE LENTZ, STANLEY LIGHT, BETTY JANE LOWER, MARY CATHERINE LUDWIG, BETTY LUDWIG, NELDA MARIANI, ROLAND MCKISSICK, JOHN NEIEERT, EDGAR NESTER, DOROTHEA RATH, HELEN 7fB CLASS ROLL President . . . WAYNE BRECKENMARER Secretary VicefPresident . HARRY STRITE Treasurer REMLEY, STUART SANDERS, HARRY SEIEERT, EARL SHIEELER, RUTH SOLADA, ALICE STOUDT, BETTY JANE STROH, ROEERT THOMPSON, HOWARD THOMPSON, WILLIAM WITMER, DONALD YORTY, ESTHER . ETHEL SI-IEARER . . ELIZABETH WOLEERSBERGER BALDWIN, CHARLES BALDWIN, RALPH BINGAMAN, FOSTER BRBCKENMAKBR, WAYNE BURRIDGE, THEODORE COBAUGH, LEWIS COTTINGHAM, EVELYN DEIMLER, ISABELLE ESHELMAN, WARREN FORS, VERNA GOOD, JEANETTE GROVE, DELMAR HEISEY, MARTHA HYDE, JOHN IMHOF, EARL KRAMER, ARNETTA LANDIS, EARL LINDSEY, WILLIAM MUSSER, CHESTER REIGLE, ROBERT SEIBERT, HELEN SHEARER, ETHEL SMITH, BETTY SNYDBR, BURDETTE STOUDT, DELPHINE STOUDT, HAROLD STRITE, HARRY WOLFERSBERGER, E YOUNG, VELMA LIZABETH I42I MISS CATHARINE BOWEN, A. B. MISS DOROTHY HUMMEL MISS EVELYN SOWERS MISS MIRIAM BROWN MRS. LILLIAN O. SHUEY MISS KATHRYN ZEITERS IXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SEGG GRADE EIR Miss MARJORIE NISSLEY MRS. ALBERTA BRECKER MISS VERNICE POOLEY, B. S. MISS FLORENCE ALWINE MISS ANNA BARCLAY MISS SARA JANE BUSER fiw -- - A V - Ammm'MvxwmwwQ annn:nu4u1m.mwum:Qq..1: ,,..,. , ,,,,, W, ,,,,,, ,Y GRADE 'fm '12ff1TI---f----- -'f- 1:-JHINIMDNIYIW Yzfvamwufm, SCHCDGL SPIRIT IVE to your school the best that you have and the best will come back to you, is a quotation that applies to all phases of school life, and particularly to school spirit. Hummelstown High School is gradually emerging from the dark era of lack of school spirit. The oldftime spirit of H. H. S. is once more returning to the cherished position it once held. There is no doubt left in our minds that the girls' championship basketball team of last year was the instrumental factor in the change. It was this which proved to be the steppingfstone to the rebuilding of our spirit. This new spirit prevailed throughout the remainder of the year. When the present school term was started, steps were taken to increase the flame of that spirit and plans were made to preserve what we had left. More time was spent in cheering during assemblies and pep meetings. Probably the most tactful and most beneficial move was the organizing of the Student Spirit Society. This club, which has performed miracles toward improving our school spirit, consists of any members of the Junior or Senior High School who express their desire to join its ranks and profit by its savings, and at the same time show that they are interested in their school. The fees to the games are small and, in return, the members are required to march with the band to football games and to participate in organized cheering. This organization has an ideal purpose as its aim and the Class of 1937 hopes that it will strive to further its commendable achievements. In conclusion may each student of Hummelstown High School keep increasing their interest in the school functions and remember that school spirit will always pay big dividends. A 44 ATHLETICS First row, left to right-Paul Martin, Lester Hoover, Richard Alleman. William Habbyshaw, Marshall Mountz, Richard Zerfoss, Capt.g Wendell Johnson, Ralph Walter, Ralph Gingrich, Joseph Fox, Lester Walters. Second row, left to rigbt--Stanley Brandt, Guy Davidson, Elwood Carlson, Rudolph Petrina, Frederick Hauser, Paul Riclcer, Robert Bolton, Walter Richwine, Harold Kreiser, Edmond Cassel. Top row-William Diefender-fer, Student Managerg Earl Handwerk, Jack Schaeffer, Warren Strite, John Fazio, Robert Whisler, Assistant Student Managerg Mr. Sponaugle, Coach. THE FOOTBALL SEASON O SUMMARIZE the IQ36 football season in a few words would be a diflicult task for even such experienced sports writers as Stan Baumgartner or Nobe Frank, but to quote the conf sensus gained by interviewing a number of representative fans we will use only two words to describe it. Those words are: Quite successful! The reasons advanced for this statement are as follows: The entire squad learned the basic and fundamental principles of the game. The spirit of the individual to cooperate with the group and with Coach Sponaugle was most note' worthy throughout the season. The lighting traits of the Bulldog were in evidence when handicapped by weight and numbers. The season was not marred by injuries. Success is not always measured by the battles won. The staff extends congratulations to Coach Sponaugle for the splendid showing he has made in his first year as coach of the Hummelstown Bulldogs. May next year bring him even more glory. The following is a brief resume of the games: Hummelstown vs. Susquehanna Susquehanna came to the local field with a heavy and well-experienced eleven to initiate our football season. Throughout the game the play was fast and hard. After receiving the kickoff, Hummelstown made a few yards. Then one of the backs went wild and ran 60 yards for the first touchdown of the season. The extra point was made by a line trick. The locals scored only one more time by virtue of a safety in the second quarter. But Hummelstown had the decided edge in this contest, through their sharp offensive and defensive play. All in all, the game was one of the season's best. Great credit goes to the boys who made Hummelstown's nrst win since 1934. Score: Hummelstown, og Susquehanna, o. . Lemoyne vs. Hummelstown Lemoyne came here with one of the greatest teams in their history. Displaying superior line strength they subdued the Bulldogs I3-7. Hummelstown vs. Dunrannon The destroying Bulldogs from good ole H. H. S. defeated a light but willing Duncannon squad I3 O. H l46l Enola vs. Hummelstown This was the first trip to foreign soil. Here the Bulldogs faced a machine that was to end the season undefeated and as a championship squad. Minus two varsity men, the Maroon and White fought overwhelming odds to be defeated 57-O. Hummelstown vs. Camp Hill . Camp Hill received the kickoff and drove through the line to score in the first few minutes of play. Many times Hummelstown penetrated deep into Camp Hill's territory but was unable to score. In the last few minutes of play Camp Hill intercepted one of our passes and advanced the ball to the zofyard line. With one more play in the game, Camp Hill spotted a weak spot in our backlield. They immediately threw a pass which resulted in a touchdown. Score: 1 3-o. Middletown vs. Hummelstown This game, always full of rivalry and color, was lost to the Lower Dauphin County Champions. Score: 48-o. Hummelstown vs. New Cumberland Determined to reduce last year's score, the Bulldogs, after recovering from a Erstfperiod rest, held the opponents very valiantly. Score: New Cumberland, 27, Hummelstown, o. Lower Paxton vs. Hummelstown ' This was another hardffought game. Lower Paxton plugged away until they possessed a I4 to 6 victory over the locals, via the aerial route. Hummelstown vs. Hershey Hummelstown, after completing a tough schedule of eight games, traveled to Hershey for the final battle. The Bulldogs, playing smart mechanical as well as inspired football, astonished a capacity crowd that afternoon by completely outwitting and outfighting the experienced Hershey eleven in the first half of the battle. But due to Hershey's man power, Hummelstown was worn down in the second half and thereafter the Trojans bowled over the crippled Bulldogs. The final score does not suggest in any way the type of game the Bulldogs displayed. Final score: Hershey, 31, Hummelstown, o. THE STUDENT SPIRIT SCCIETY The Student Spirit Society is an outgrowth of the Athletic Associations drive for membership. All students who are members of this organization voiced their willingness to march with the band before all home football games, and also to have organized cheering and support for our team. It already boasts a membership of more than no members from the Junior and Senior High Schools. 1. Cheering the boys to victory. 5. Captains-Zerfoss, Hummelstowng 2. Making plans. Conrad, Enola. 3. Alleman, what shoes! 6. Our hero! ! l 4. Our Student Spirit Society. 7. Ready for action. A 8. Our band. , , w -- -- -... H --s... ,,,, W .,.. ......,. ...aa ,, .. . -s sms- . ....,... aa... .Wa numninmr.sa..wumuumw :.m.un1'--1usup:'- naw, GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Hummelstown girls' team again upset all predictions and with the guidance of cofcaptains Jane Strite and Helen Thomas went forth with banners flying to annex the Lower Dauphin County Championship for the second successive year. Eluding all possible contenders, the girls forged into the lead to hold first place throughout the season. LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Per cent Hummelstown . . . . 9 1 .ooo Highspire ..... . . 6 4 .6oo Susquehanna Twp. . . . ,. 6 4 .6oo Swatara Twp. I . . . . . 4 6 .4oo Middletown. . , . . 3 7 A .300 Lower Paxton . . 2 8 .zoo INDIVIDUAL SCORES Points JANE STRITE ............ 268 HELEN THOMAS . . . . 190 KATHRYN DIENER . . . 55 MARY BoLToN . . . . I2 JANET DEMY ..... . . 7 ROMAYNB ZIMMERMAN . . . . 6 I48l- GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Pictured below is the entire Girls' Basketball Squad. The success of the girls' varsity teams can be traced in part to the loyalty of the sofcalled scrubs who gave the varsity their necessary workouts. These girls reported faithfully every evening to practice, despite all other activities. When Junior varsity material displays a desire to play and a love for the game as these girls did, surely in the future more championship teams will be produced. GIRLS' TEAM RECORD CF 1936-37 Hummelstown Hummelstown Hummelstown Hummelstown Hummelstown Hummelstown Hummelstown Hummelstown Highspire . . . . Alumnae Palmyra ..... Alumnae ..... Swatara Township . . Central Pa. Bus. Col. . Middletown .... Susquehanna Township Hummelstown Central Pa. Bus. Col. . Hummelstown Lower Paxton . . . Hummelstown Palmyra ..... Hummelstown Highspire . Hummelstown Annville. . . Hummelstown Middletown .... Hummelstown Annville ...... Hummelstown Susquehanna Township Hummelstown Hummelstown Swatara Township. . Lower Paxton . . BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL HE Hummelstown Boys' Basketball squad made a sparkling and unf expected comeback from last year's slump. They displayed one of the best types of basketball ever witnessed on the locals' court. During the first few games the boys had all the earmarks of a championship squad, then misfortune was their lot and they did not reach the highest pinnacle. But the sportsmanship, courage, and faith-- fulness displayed by the squad far exceeded any honorary award that could have been granted them. ' DATE OPPONENT WHERE PLAYED December Hershey Industrial School Hummelstown December Hershey Industrial School Hummelstown December Highspire Hummelstown December Alumni Hummelstown December Alumni Hummelstown January Palmyra Hummelstown -January Swatara Township Swatara Township January Central Pennsylvania Business College Harrisburg Academy January Middletown Middletown January Middletown Middletown January Susquehanna Hummelstown January N. F.. Lebanon Hummelstown January Central Pennsylvania Business College Hummelstown January Lower Paxton Lower Paxton February Palmyra Palmyra February Highspire Highspire February Annville Annville February Hershey Industrial School Hershey Industrial School February Hershey Industrial School Hershey Industrial School February Middletown 1 Hummelstown February Highspire Hummelstown February Annville Hummelstown February Susquehanna Susquehanna March Swatara Township Hummelstown March Hershey Hummelstown March Henry Houck Jr. H. S. Lebanon March Lower Paxton Hummelstown J. V.--Junior Varsity Games L-League Games 50 SCORE WE THEY 8 49 J. V.. 19 34 31 23 L. 22 30 22 26 22 25 20 40 L. 16 5o 25 20 L. 15 I4 V.. 45 I4 L. 15 21 J. V.. 18 41 43 36 L. IQ 24 15 26 L. 19 33 II 41 V.. 22 39 17 34 L- 21 24 J. V.. 37 7-5 go 15 L. 24 44 L. 15 IQ J. V. I7 25 J. V- 32 I7 L. 1- Y ur-vw-v-Iv-w-,------ - f-----'W INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS RACI-IAEL STONER WENDELL JOHNSON ROMAYNE ZIMMERMAN RALPH WALTER PAULINE HENRY . I WILLIAM HABBYSHAW KATHRYN DIENER RICHARD ZERFOSS MILDRED SANDERS JAY MUMMA HELEN THOMAS PAUL MARTIN MARIE WALTERS MARSHALL MOUNTZ JANE STRITE Standing, left to right: Mr. Hershey, Coach, Miles Early, George Edwards, John Paul Hummel, Jr., William Shoap, Warren Strite, Stanley Brandt, Harry Miller, Ralph Gingrich, Charles Brandt, Edmond Cassel. Sealed, left to rigbt: Jack SchaeHer, Mahlon Yeagley, Marshall Mountz, Wendell Johnson, William Habbyshaw, Ralph Walter, Luther Lentz, Richard Eckenroth. TENNIS, I Q 3 6 WENDBLL JOHNSON MARSHALL MOUNTZ WILLIAM HABBYSHAW RALPH WALTER EDWARD REIGLE Hummelstown's first season of organized tennis began in 1956. During that year the local lads built up a brilliant reputation by defeating all other teams on our schedule in the Lower Dauphin County section. The first three members of the squad, Edward Reigle, Ralph Walter, and William Habbyshaw, were chosen as the team to represent our school at Mount joy in the District III, P. I. A. A. Championship meet, where they made an excellent showing. Instead of being placed in our class, they were placed in Class A. Overcoming this disadvantage, Reigle and Habbyshaw reached the semiffinals in doubles but were finally defeated by William Penn High School of Harrisburg. TENNIS CLUB . A Tennis has grown by leaps and bounds in popularity and interest in our school. Mr. Paul Hershey, who plays an excellent game, noticed this interest and through his efforts the Tennis Club was organized. The Club is joining the TrifCounty League and will endeavor to up' hold the excellent record established in 1936. Combining the students' love for the game and Mr. Hershey's coaching ability, only a spectacular combination can be seen for 1937. L52l VARSITY KH CLUB 53 Awards MR. E. Z. ETTER PRIZE To the boy or girl who ranks first in his or her class, Mr. E. Z. Etter awards a prize of ten dollars at Commencement. This prize was established in 1927. It was won in 1936 by Betty Mae Goshert. . MISS E. MYRTLE GARRETT PRIZE To the girl who has attained the highest scholastic rank in her class, a prize of five dollars is awarded at Commencement by Miss E. Myrtle Garrett, a teacher of the Hummelstown School system. It was won in 1936 by Betty Mae Goshert. CCMMUN ITY CLUB PRIZE A prize of Eve dollars, in honor of Carol E. Walton, is presented to the boy or girl of the Senior Class who, in the opinion of the student body and faculty, possesses the qualities of Courage, Good Sportsmanship, Cheerfulness, Fairfmindedness, whose influence is widely felt, who has the courage to live up to his or her own convictions, and who is respected by all. It was won in 1956 by Dorothy Clark. P. T. A. ESSAY PRIZE The ParentfTeachers' Association of Hummelstown sponsors annually an essay contest which is open to all members of the High School student body. The Association determines the subject to be written upon, the length of the essay, and the method of judging the same. The judges are also appointed by the Association. The prizes are as follows: First, Eve dollars, second, three dollars, and, third, two dollars. The prizes are awarded at Commencement. Winners in 1936 were as follows: First: Clarence Ruof Second: Grace Plouse Third: Frederick Bolton 54 ACTIVITIES EIGHTH GRADE MEDALS The American Legion presents a medal to a boy of the Eighth Grade at the end of every school term. The boy is selected by the class on the following merits: ' SERVICE COMPANIONSHIP HONOR SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP COURAGE The Legion Auxiliary presents a medal to a girl of the same class. The girl's selection is based upon the following qualifications equally divided: SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP HONOR COURACE LEADERSHIP The students who have won the medals for the last four years are: Seniors: CLARENCE RUOE, VIOLETTE POCCY juniors: ROBERT WHISLER, EVELYN RHAN Sophornores: RUSSELL HOERNER, LOUISE KELLER Freshmen: HARRY IVTILLER, MARGUERITE LANDIS 56 ,, ,, ., l..AL4..Imi......1-.4-, STUDENT CABINET , The Student Cabinet represents the student body. It consists of four Seniors, -three Juniors, two Sophomores, and one Freshman. Meetings are held every two weeks for the purpose of discussing with the faculty problems that come up -before the student body from time to time. President . . VicefP'resident Secretary . . Seniors MILDRED LUDWIG VIOLETTE POGGY WENDELL JOHNSON CLARENCE RUOE Sophomores RUSSELL HOERNER LoU1sE KELLER . . . . CLARENCE RUOE . . . . . WENDELL JOHNSON . . . MILDRED LUDWIG i juniors MARIE WALTERS ROBERT WHISLER STANLEY BRANDT Freshman EVELYN COOPER 58 V. v fy,-fnfw fm - v,,- -I-wmrvrvwf --In----1-r THE BAND The Hummelstown School Band is composed of members from the grade school and the Junior and Senior High Schools. Rehearsals are held weekly under the direction of Mr. Wire. Ralph Walter, Jean Eshenour, Walter Ebersole, John Horn, Lenore Shoop, Richard Lenker, Theodore Burridge, Richard Hummel, George Shertzer, John Ilgenfritz, Paul Wagner, Raymond Zeiters, Dorothy Farling, Wayne Breckenmaker, Ralph Gingrich, Earl Wenrich, Robert Miller, John Hall, Wilbur Kinley, John Ebersole, Richard Huntzinger, George Finney, Burdette Snyder, William Shuey, William Miller, Truman Cassel, George Edwards, Russell Myers, Harry Miller, Stuart Beck, David Fetterman, Harry Strite, Edgar Neibert, Francis Fenner, Herbert Eckenroth, James Slough, Paul Stoner, William Rhan, Paul Shiiiler, Melvin Baker, Luther Lentz, Charles Bistline, Richard Eckenroth, Maynard McKissick, Stanley Lentz, Charles Brandt, John Paul Hummel, Jr., John Shuey, Richard Holmes, Helen Rath, Lois Walters, Harold Stoudt, Oscar Fors, William McMorris. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra meets every Wednesday morning under the direction of Miss Keller. They prepare selections which they use for school functions throughout the year. Violins: Clarinets: Trombones: MILDRED LUDWIG GERALDINE WITMAN ETHEL GLASMIRE JANE STRITE KATHRYN BREIIM JOHN HOOKER Flute: WAYNE BREORENMAKER RALPH WALTER WILLIAM SHOAP WALTER EEERSOLE THEODORE BURRIDGE Saxo p hones : WENDELL JOHNSON PAUL WAGNER Trumpets: LUTHER LENTZ MELVIN BAKER RUSSELL MYERS HARRY MILLER H oms : EARL WENRICH I RALPH GINGRICH Tuba: JOHN HALL Drums: MAYNARD MCKISSICK Piano: RACHAEL STONER BOYS' CHORUS ' The Boys' Chorus is composed of boys from the Senior High School. Practices are held weekly under the direction of Miss Keller. Richard Alleman, Wendell Johnson, Wilbur Kinley, William Diefenderfer, Walter Richwine, Jay Mumrna, Ralph Walter, Richard Zerfoss, William Habbyshaw, Paul Martin, Jay Ney, Ralph Bingaman, Charles Fasnacht, Lester Walters, Robert Engle, William Shuey, Eugene Hart' man, Frederick Hauser, Paul Ricker, Richard Eckenroth, John Paul Hummel, Jr., Caesar Verdelli, Jack Schaeffer, Philander Rainey, John Fazio, Lewis Cortelazi, John Hocker, Walter Ebersole, Darvin Patrick, Edward Shuey, Henry Deimler, Marlin Stopfel, Leon Fair, William Shoap, Paul Wagner, Lester Hoover, Lawrence Gipe, Warren Behrens, Marshall Mountz, Harry Miller. 59 60 THE BANKING STAFF The Banking Staff is composed of commercial students from the Senior class. It has charge of the various school accounts and thrift saving. One activity period a week, under the supervision of Miss Skinner, is set aside for this work. Head Banker .,.. MILDRED LUDWIG Bookkeeper . . JANE STRITB Bookkeeper . . LEOTA FUNKHOUSER Bookkeeper . . CHARLOTTE MILLER Bookkeeper . . BETTY JANE RARICK Bookkeeper . . GLADYS STROMAN Director . . Miss SKINNER GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus is composed of a group of girls who are particularly interested in singing. Rehearsals are held weekly under the direction of Miss Keller. They prepare musical programs which are rendered during the year at the various school activities. Helen Grove, Arlene Bosner, Geraldine Witman, Kathryn Brehm, Violette Poggy, Gladys Hawthorne, Mary Alice Shifiler, Betty Clark, Emilie Diefenderfer, Dorothy Yorty, Elenora Young, Esther Sell, Fay Witmer, Mildred Gilbert, Catherine Lyter, Phyllis Callender, Rachael Saylor, Arlene Huss, Lucy Lentz, Marguerite Landis, Jane Strite, Leota Funkhouser, Lillian Fors, Kathleen Cassady, Marie Bieber, Esther Shuey, Verna Youtz, Caroline Wolfersberger, Anna Bell, Grace Plouse, Ethel Gingrich, Ruth Gruber, Arlene Filson, Margaret Zeiters, Dorothy Zeider, Helen Thomas, Betty Jane Rarick, Ethel Smith, Mildred Sanders, Caroline Fox, Romayne Zimmerman, Eleanor Beck, Gladys Stroman, Ada Shuey, Phyllis Deitzler, Louise Keller, Mary Bolton, Martha Wolfe, Ethel Glasmire. LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff is under the direction of the Librarian, Miss Gillan. They keep the shelves in order and assign books to borrowers at the close of the school day. Several times during the school year they check the library for missing books and send out over-due notices. The Library H is awarded to the members at the end of their Senior year. Seniors: Sophornores: Juniors: MILDRED LUDWIG LoU1sE KELLER ESTHER REIGLE KATHRYN BREHM MARY BoLToN ESTHER SELL ADA SHUEY Freshman: DOROTHY FARLING 61 62 THE BCYS' HI 'Y The Boys' HifY is an organization for the development of Christian and moral ideals in the- High School. Mr. Henderson is in charge of this group. Stanley Brandt, Philander Rainey, Richard Kramer, Ralph Bingaman, Lester Walters, Joseph Fox, William Habbyshaw, Clarence Ruof, Warren Strite, William Shuey, Henry Deimler, Lawrence Gipe, Ray Look, Paul Wagner, Lester Hoover, Paul Ricker, Eugene Hartman, Edward Shuey, Richard Eckenroth, John Dillon, Darvin Patrick, Ralph Walter, Marshall Mountz, Charles Fasnacht, Frederick Hauser, Lester Verdelli,pGeorge Edwards, Robert Whisler, Robert Engle, Walter Richwine, Wendell Johnson, Robert Zimmerman, Leon Fair, Raymond Imhof, John Paul Hummel, Jr., Edmond Cassel, Robert Bolton, jay Mumma, William Diefenderfer, Wilbur Kinley, Robert Sterner, John Fazio, Lewis Cortelazi, Paul Martin, Richard Zerfoss, Warren Behrens. HIGH SCHCCL CPERETTA The annual Operetta entitled Blow Me Down, by Donn P. Crane, was presented April 8 and 9 in the High School gymnasium. This was probably the gayest, most tuneful operetta ever given by H. H. S. CHARACTERS A Nancy Todd .............. MARGARET ZEITERS Mrs. Mehitable Todd . . . . VIOLETTE POGGY Miss Patricia Pettigrew . . . . KATHLEEN CASSADY judy fennings ..... . . LILLIAN FoRs Robert 'Trent ...... . . WENDELL JOHNSON Captain fererniah Kidd . . . . WILBUR KINLEY Portugee Pete ...... . . CLARENCE Ruor fake Srnithers .... . . MARSHALL MOUNTZ Slim Bailey . . . WILLIAM HABBYSHAW Ben Barnacle .... ........ L ESTEI1 HoovER Dutch Schneider . ......... LEON FAIR CHORUSES Pirates: William Diefenderfer, Luther Lentz, Philander Rainey, Robert Bolton, Edmond Cassel, Stanley Brandt, Paul Wagner, Russell Myers, William Shoap. Pirate Apprentices: Paul Martin, Darvin Patrick, Charles Fasnacht, Walter Ebersole, John Paul Hummel, Jr., Frederick Hauser, Harry Miller, Robert Sterner, Charles Brandt, Richard Eckenroth. School Girls: Geraldine Witman, Romayne Zimmerman, Dorothy Zeider, Marie Walters, Mildred Sanders, Eleanor Beck, Esther Reigle, Louise Keller, Mary Bolton, Ethel Glasmire, Esther Shuey, Lucy Lentz, Pauline Henry. Guests: Phyllis Deitzler, Arlene Bosner, Helen Grove, Martha Wolfe. 63 64 DEBATING CLUB g The Hummelstown High Debating Club was organized last year by the members of the debating teams of our school. The Club is a member of the DauphinfLancaster County Debating League which is made up of teams from Middletown, Hershey, Elizabethtown, and Hummelstown High Schools. President .............. CLARENCE RUCE VicefP'resident , . . . VIOLETTE POGGY Secretary . . . .......... ADA SHUEY BETTY JANE RARICK THELMA MARIANC HARRY MILLER RUTH MUssER KATHARINE REIGLE JOHN PAUL HUMMEL, JR. ROMAYNE ZIMMERMAN JOHN HALL LESTER VERDELLI KATHLEEN CASSADY CRATCRICAL CONTEST For FoxfHabbyshaw Prizes The annual oratorical contest was held February 1, in the High School gymnasium. Mr. Robert T. Fox acted as chairman and the contestants were as follows: J World Peace ................. PHYLLIS DEITZLER The Beauty of the Outdoors . . . VIOLETTE POGGY The Constitution ....... . . HARRY MILLER World Peace ........... . . THELMA MARIANC The Power of the Press ...... A. . . . GRACE PLCUSE The Necessity for Believing in Something . . . . ETHEL GINGRICH Prizes are awarded at Commencement. MAROON AND wi-IITE STAFF This group is responsible for editing the school column, Maroon and White in the local paper. It is composed of representatives from each class in the Senior High School and one member from the Junior High, as follows: Editor .... . . . . ..... CLARENCE RUCE Assistant Editor .... . ...... VIOLETTE POGGY MILDRED Lunwrc SARA MAE BAKER GRACE PLoUsE WILLIAM HABBYSHAW THELMA MARIANC HARRY MILLER KATHLEEN CASSADY LOUISE KELLER ETHEL KINLEY 65 66 SENICR CLASS PLAY The annual Senior Class Play was held January I8, under the direction of Miss Ausrnus. This year the class presented Here Comes Patricia, a threefact comedy by Eugene C. Hofer. The proceeds of the play are used towards the annual Senior trip to Washington. Mrs. Carrol . Elsie Crowder . Mrs. SmithfPorter . . Angelina Knoop Minnie Knoop Patricia Grayson Jimmy Clark . Elbert Hastings Adam Wade . Tim Hopper . Bud Flarmigan CAST CAROLINE FOX MARGARET ZEITERS ADA SHUEY GLADYS STROMAN VIOLETTE POGGY MILDRED LUDWIG WENDELL JOHNSON WILLIAM HABBYSHAW RALPH WALTER RICHARD ALLEMAN WILBUR KINLEY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On Monday, March I, the Junior Class presented a comedy in three acts entitled Mamma's Baby Boy, by Charles George, under the direction of Mr. Hershey. Members of the cast were as follows: Shepherd McLean, Jr. . . Mrs. Shepherd McLean . Luther Long . . Juliet Long . . 'Cynthia Anglin Sylvia Kline . . Minnie . . . Wilbur Warren Max Moore . Mrs. Matilda Blackburn . Mrs. Carlotta Anglin . . JACK SCHAEFPER DOROTHY ZEIDER LESTER HOOVAER ESTHER REIOLE RACHAEL STONER MILDRED SANDERS THBLMA MARIANO WILLIAM SHOAP MAHLON YEAGLEY ZELMA HASSLER MARIE WALTERS JUNIOR HIGH SCHCOL OPERETTA Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was presented by the Junior High School on Friday evening, December II. The cast was composed of students from the seventh and eighth grades, as follows: MARY LOWER JEAN ESHENOUR JUNE BCSNER MARIE FRITZ LOIS WALTERS GERALDINE HUSS ROLAND MARIANI ROBERT MILLER RICHARD HUNTZINGER ROBERT EARLY RICHARD LENKER ETHEL KINLEY JEAN EBERSOLE JOHN SI-IUEY CHORUS GERALDINE BAER LENORE SHOOP ALICE SOLADA EDGAR NEIBERT WILLIAM MILLER EDWARD BRECKENMAKER WARREN ESHELMAN HARRY STRITE JOHN PAUL HUMMEL CHARLES BISTIJNB STUART REMLEY BETTY LUDWIG RUTH SHIEELER GBRALDINE HEISEY STUART BECK JOHN HORN ROBERT STROH DONALD WITMER EARL IMHOF 67 E681 BAZAAR The eighth annual Bazaar was held on September 18 for the purpose of raising funds for the Athletic Association. Due to the liberality of the townspeople and the activity of the Committee, the Bazaar was rated a financial success. General Chairman . . . Business Manager . . '. Assistant Business Manager Entertainment ..... Soft Drinks . . Bingo . . . . Games . . . . Ice Cream . . Grounds . . . CLARENCE RUOE WBNDELL JOHNSON JAY MUMMA RALPH WALTER RICHARD ALLEMAN WILLIAM HABBYSHAW MARSHALL MOUNTZ RICHARD ZERFOSS WALTER RICHWINE Clean Up Canvassing Pies . . Collecting 'Tea Room Candy . Cakes . . Hot Dogs Advertising LUTHER LENTZ HELEN THOMAS MARGARET ZEITERS ROMAYNE ZIMMERMAN ADA SHUEY CAROLINE Fox KATHRYN BREHM GERALDINE WITMAN JANE STRITE SCHCCL PATRCL The School Patrol is selected from the Junior High School. It is their duty to provide protecf tion for the pupils of the gradefschool building in crossing Main and Hanover Streets at the Water, Railroad, and High Street intersections. This group is under the supervision of Mr. Jacks. Theodore Burridge, Warren Cassel, William Rhan, Donald Imhof, William Rogers, John Cooper, Robert Early, Harold Stoudt, Herbert Wagner, Robert Miller, William Lindsey, Wayne Breckenmaker, Raymond Zeiters, John Ebersole, Robert Stroh, Oscar Fors, William Thompson, John Shuey, Stewart Remley, Harry Strite, Chester Martin, Stewart Beck, Roland Mariani, Charles Bistline, John Gruber, Lester Derr. JUNICR RED CRCSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council is chosen from the Junior High School. They direct the acf tivities of the Junior Red Cross in our schools by sponsoring local, national, and international projects. President .............. ETHEL KINLEY VicefPresident . . . JEAN ESHENOUR Secretary . . . . . ALICE SOLADA Treasurer . . . . . GLADYS KRONE Faculty Adviser . .......... Mlss NYE Betty Davidson, Pauline Seltzer, Doris Mattern, Jeanette Good, Ethel Shearer, Helen Seibert, Elizabeth Wolfersberger, Betty Ludwig, Mary Catherine Lower, Esther Yorty, Geraldine Huss, June Bosner. 69 9. The Gettysburg trip we didn't take. 12. Anita, nice bend. 15. Pals-Violette and Mae. ro. I hope he isn't hurt! 13. Debaters-Negative team. 16. Mr. Wire, ready to go for lunch. II. Proud Seniors-note the new sweaters. 14. Ada, on her head. 17. They wanted their pictures taken. DIARY OF I 9361 93 'Z SEPTEMBER SEPT. 8. Schoolfbells are tolling once again. SEPT. 9. Assembly. The new faculty members are introduced to us, namely, Mr. Hershey, Mr. Sponaugle, Miss Gillan, and Miss Keller. P SEPT. 1 1. Football practice is now undertaken in earnest. Here's wishing Coach Sponaugle loads of luck this season. SEPT. I4 SEPT. 15 SEPT. 16 SEPT. I7 SEPT. 21 SEPT. 9.3 SEPT. 9.5 Assembly, in which plans for our annual Bazaar were made. The Student Spirit Society is organized under the direction of Mr. Henderson. Millions of Bazaar tickets have been sold??? Eighth grade won the first Bazaar prize!!! CStrange, isn't it?D Bazaar turned out to be a great affair. A rousing pep meeting is held in preparation for our first football game. Hurrah! we won the first football game of the season! Susquehanna the victims. Toar Johnson seemed to be the hero. , SEPT. 28. Girls' Chorus is organized under the direction of Miss Keller. OCTOBER OCT. 2. Lemoyne football machine runs wild. Score 13,-o. OCT. 5. Melvin Martin caught catching flies. Penalty-Detention room. OCT. 6. A tragedy has befallen H. H. S. Weiidell johnson was injured during football practice. OCT. IO The Bulldogs won their game with Duncannon by a score of I3-O. OCT. 12416. It's time to buckle down to good hard studying, for this week brings sixfweek tests. OCT. 19. Girls' Basketball practice has begun with Helen Thomas and Jane Strite as co- capta ins. OCT. 21. Tatler Staff is announced. Margaret Zeiters and Jay Mumma are at the helm this year. OCT. 23. Camp Hill game away. Results in another 13-0 loss. f70 V... , f-- W--in-Rh.-. W ,,,. OCT. 22-26. Teachers' Institute, which means a vacation for two whole days for us while the teachers work CPD. OCT. 29. Senior food sale turned out to be a fair success. OCT. 31. Play Day for Middletown, but we still remember that we dedicated their field not long ago. We lost by a score of 47-o. NOVEMBER Nov. 2. We were entertained in assembly this morning by a class of young violinists under the direction of Miss Marlyn Dietrich. ' Nov. 4. Several Lebanon Valley College students gave a preview of their minstrel show to be presented Nov. 13. Nov. 9. Mr. Fox spoke to the Senior Class today on the Court System of Pennsylvania. Nov. ro. Mr. C. M. Emrick, Director of Emergency Education, Dept. of Public Instruction, delivered the Armistice Day address. Nov. I3 L. V. C. minstrel went over with a bang. Nov. 16 The Sophomores chose their class ring from Dieges E99 Clust, New York, N. Y. Nov. I7 Rehearsals have started for a Junior High Operetta. Nov. 20 A rousing pep meeting gave us hope of winning the Hershey football game??? Nov. 21 The Hershey Trojans downed our team by a score of 31-O. V Nov. 23 Mahlon Yeagley created quite a sensation by coming to school with polish on his finger nails. Nov. 25. The 1oA group under the direction of Mr. Hershey gave a very interesting assembly program. Nov. 26, 27. Thanksgiving vacation. Don't eat too much turkey! Nov. 3o. Boys' Basketball practice begins. DECEMBER DEC. 1. The Senior assembly program-Dick Alleman made quite a lively corpse. DEC. 6. Individual pictures were taken for the Tatler. Lucy Lentz was all set to have hers taken, when, pop! the camera broke. p DEC. 11. At last the fatal day has arrived. CReports are issuedllj DEC. 14. Joe Fox came to school with his head bandaged. He said a horse kicked him. CWe wonder?j . 18. Time for play, recess at the grade 2o. Two's company. 24. They always have important busif school building. 21. Three's a crowd. ness-we wonder??? 19. Beaver School House-reminder of 22. Teacher's pets. 25. New faculty members. the summer hurricane. 4 23. Smiles. 26. Rachael, Marie, Bill and Dick CSee No . 36, page 73, for Bill and Dickl. ' l3,.fiu- mwlq. I is swag, ..,... s mm-an ...... .ms sm T E E. P ! 27. Hummelstown from the Hill. 3o. Stoutest and thinnest boys in the 33. Stoutest and thinnest girls in the Higl 28. Nice bicycles. grades. School. 29. Tallest and shortest boys in the High 31. Winners of the Cratorical Contest. 34. just a little closer, dear. School. 32. Basketball stars. 35. Caught unawares. DEC. 16. Miss Buflington wrote a letter to Santa Claus today. DEC. 17. Extra! Mr. Hershey's desk was quite tidy today. We wonder who did it??? DEC. 18. The boys' and girls' basketball teams defeated Highspire. DEC. 23. The boys' football squad presented a program in Assembly, at which time they received their letters and sweaters. JANUARY OF 1937 llAN. 4. Everyone is quite anxious to get back to school after a Christmas Vacation?? :lAN. 8. Rudolph Petrino exhibited his talent as a cheerleader today. JAN. 8. Hooray! Our girls stand first in the basketball league. JAN. 1 1. The camera was busily clicking today as more pictures for theffTatler were taken. :lAN. 15. We won both the basketball games with Middletown. Boys, 25-20, Girls, 36-12- P JAN. 18. Here Comes Patricia, the Senior Class play, was a great success. , FAN. 22. Hummelstown was victorious again in basketball games with Susquehanna. Boys, 45-14g Girls, 31-2o. :lAN. 25. The students of H. H. S. wish to thank Mr. Ritz for putting that disinfectant in the halls. We believe we would rather have the colds!!!! FEBRUARY FEB. 1. The annual Oratorical Contest: Violette Poggy, firstg Thelma Mariano, secondg and Ethel Gingrich, third. FEB. 2. Lost both basketball games at Palmyra. Boys, I9-24, Girls, 15-30. FEB. 5. Game with Highspire away. Boys lost, 15-26g girls were victorious, 27-12. FEB. 5. The Seventh Grades gave a very interesting assembly program. FEB. 14. Today was the day for the Dicks to send their Janes a valentine. FEB. 19. Home game with Middletown. Girls were victorious, 38-17g boys defeated, 17-34. FEB. 22. Thanks to George! We have a holiday!!! MARCH MARCH 1. The junior play, Mamma's Baby Boy, was an uproaring success. MARCH 2. Home game with Swatara Township. Girls win, 27-24, boys lose, 24-44. . E721 MARCH MARCH Boys, MARCH MARCH Io. MARCH 11. MARCH 12. MARCH MARCH 2o. 28. 4. We lose first debates of the season, with Middletown and Elizabethtown. 5. The last basketball game of the season. We won both games from Lower Paxton. 32-174 girls, 27-16. 8. Rehearsals are under way for our operetta, Blow Me Down. Fourth sixfweeks' period reports. Everyone seemed well pleased?? Second debate of the season with Hershey. Affirmative wins, negative loses. The Seniors are making elaborate plans for their Washington trip. Junior Class gave an excellent assembly program. Last debate of the season, with Elizabethtown and Middletown. APRIL APRIL 2. Fifth sixfweeks' period reports. APRIL 8, 9. The operetta was a great success. APRIL 21-24. Washington trip of Seniors. They surely must have had a good time! APRIL 3o. Everyone is anxiously awaiting the publication of our Tatler. l 6. Don't tell, but we shall wear our new sweaters to bed. 5 MAY MAY 3. How weiwish that we could go to the ole swimmin'fhole. MAY 6. Eighth graders are looking forward to their banquet. MAY 9. I-t's soon time to start studying for those finals. MAY 15. The Juniors are busy making plans for the annual reception given to the Seniors. MAY 19-25. At last the pleasant week of finals is upon us. JUNE JUNE 1. Baccalaureate services at the Lutheran Church. . JUNE 2. Class Day in High School Gymnasium. JUNE 3. JuniorfSenior Reception. JUNE 4. Commencement. JUNE 5. And so another pleasant and profitable year comes to a close. 39. Smallest and tallest girls. 43. We hope they will make a touchdown 40. Pals for twelve years of school life. soon!! 7. Bulldog Nicky, our mascot. , 41. The man who eats wheaties. 44. Oh, the ole swimmin'fho1e. 42. We wonder what they see?? . 8. Our coach, Mr. Sponaugle. Humor November I3 , 193 6 Helth 5B Your boty is divited into 3 parts it is your head, lirns, trunks your head hads brain and face your trunk is divited into two parts by a muscel called the diefrain the chetch had your longes and heart your peatel had stockeys, kindys, entisteen and other port of your boty the limbs is your arms, risk fingure the lowest limbst are legs ankles foots toes. SCHOOL MA'AM: Give me three collective nouns. STUDENT: Flypaper, wastebasket, and a vacuum cleaner. TRIED TEACHER: Many students are like coffee-98 per cent of the' active ingredient has been removed from the bean. TEACHER: What makes the best leather for shoes? PUPIL: I can't think, but banana peels make the best slippers. PUPIL Cbluflingj: You can't see time: no one ever saw it: you can't hear it, you can't touch if- TEACHER: You're killing it, though. TEACHER: Who discovered America Robert? R L6Oh' 11 , OBERT: io. TEACHER: No: Columbus did it. ROBERT: L'Yes'rn, Columbus was his first name. The Senior boys were razzing Mr. Sponaugle about his Chevy when Dick Alleman said: It's all right in its place. DICK ZERFOSS: Yes, in the junkfyardf' Wendell Johnson was translating French. He enumerated articles carried by a rnan on a trip. He came to the sentence, Et un grand cylindre de ferfblanc contenant les repas de la farnillef' WENDELL: And a large tin cylinder containing the rest of the family. C'Repas means meal instead of restl. ADA SHUEY: The goldfish is dead now. GERALDINE WITMAN: Yes, all but his tail. Miss GILLAN: Are people sentenced to Alcatraz-or how do they get there? RALPH WALTER: By boat. Miss CILLAN: Where do we have an example of a polyandrous family? ADA SHUEY: The Dionnesf' MR. SPONAUCLE: If this experiment isn't a success I'll be greatly embarrassed. COn the first trial it was a failurej WENDBLL JOHNSON: You're embarrassed. Miss MUTH: Five are the-. BLOAT ALLEMAN finterruptinglz Quintriplets. 74 ALUMNI SECTION CLASS OF 1878 'HOEEER, AGGIE. HUMMEL, REBEKAH, 176 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle Pa. 'HUMMEL, CSHBLLYD, LIZZIB. 'KUHN, KHAYESJ, IRENE. FLANDIS, CSTRICKLBRJ, LIzzIE. NISSLEY, CMOYERJ, ANNA, 27 Fairview St., Boyer' town, Pa. FWALL, KGROVBJ, CORA. ZERPOSS, L. FRANK, Lawyer, Lexington, Ky. CLASS OF 1879 EORERT, IDA E. Houck, H. B. SFSHOEMAKER, GEORGE W. CLASS OF 1881 BEHNEY, JOHN C., Merchant, 159.4 Derry St. Harrisburg, Pa. BENDER, KGARRBTTD, ANNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. LINGLE, CWOLFSBERGBRJ, ALICE, Harrisburg, Pa. 'NISSLEY, CHOEEERJ, CLARA. XWALL, DR. R. J. CLASS OF 1882 'BA1cER, CHARLES M. IKBENDER, fBURKHOLDBRJ, EMMA. CRIST, CGROVEJ, IZORA, Hummelstown, Pa. 'HUMMEL, CHARLOTTE. HUMMEL, fWALLJ, MAY, 1816 Boas St., Harris' burg, Pa. , 'HUMMEL, JESSE B. KUHN, CBURNSJ, FANNIE, gzo N. Second St., Harris' burg, Pa. 'WALL, CHARLES B. FZBRFOSS, GEORGE E. CLASS OF 1884 'BAUM, JACOB L. HOVERTER, CHARLES A., Mechanic, 321 Kelker St. Harrisburg, Pa. I-IUMMEL, CHOUOKJ, MADGB. 'LARoss, CETTELEJ, SARAH. 'RHAN, CBACKENSTOEJ, CHRISTIE. XZERFOSS, CBERRYJ, FANNY. CLASS OF 1886 BAKER, CKRAUSBJ, CLARA, Baltimore, Md. BAUM, IDA M., Saleslady, Pomeroy's, Inc., Harris' burg, Pa. FHOVBRTER, ANNIE G. HUMMEL, PETER, Train Dispatcher, Philadelphia Pa. LANDIS, MINNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. FNISSLBY, HARRY M. FNISSLEY, J. PAUL. RHBN, JOHN CALVIN, Printer, Lancaster, Pa. WALL, QHUMMELJ, LILLA, Philadelphia, Pa. 'ZEREOss, KCASSELLJ, MAGGIE. CLASS OF , 1888 :BAER, CHARLES W. ' BASOM, MINNIE M., 5o1 Summit Ave., Westville N. J. FCASSELL, HARRY N. 9 9 HOVERTER, CMATHIASJ, MARY, Harrisburg, Pa. REED, ELLA, Philadelphia, Pa. REIDER, CMUTHJ, LAURA, Hummelstown, Pa. SPIDEL, QZIMMBRMANJ, ROSA, Hummelstown, Pa. FSTEBSE, JOHN S. 'STEESE, fWILSONJ, KATIE. CLASS OF 1889 BALE, CBOSNERJ, LAURA, 840 York St., Oakland, Calif. FBOLTON, DAVID Z. CRIST, DR. NILE, Dentist, 215 W. Main St., Hum' melstown, Pa. HOVERTER, LIZZIE B., Harrisburg, Pa. FHUMMEL, DR. DAVID. FLANDIS, COMWAKEJ, BESSIE. LAROSS, ADAM H., 911 N. 4th St., Camden, N. J. REED, EDGAR W., Philadelphia, Pa. SWEIGERT, CRICKERD, KATE, IO8 Paxtang Ave., Harrisburg, Pa. WALL, CSTOKESJ, EMMA, Seattle, Wash. CLASS OF 1890 'BAUM, ELLA J. FGERVEICH, SAMUEL. FHUMMEL, GERTIE S. FROBB, JOHN W. SHOPE, CBARRJ, ANNA, 2.26 Emerald St., Harris' burg, Pa. 'SHUEY, CCASSELJ, SADIE. CLASS OF 1891 KOEHLER, QHANDSHUEJ, MAZIE, Union Deposit, Pa. FIVIILLER, CETTBRJ, CORA. Rosa, JOHN W. A CLASS OF 1892 BOLTON, CZERPOSSJ, SADIE, Hummelstown, Pa. BREHM, CSTEINMETZJ, SADIE, Newmanstown, Pa. EARNEST, WILLIAM H., Lawyer, 3101 N. Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. HERSHEY, fGISHJ, MAEEL, Elizabethtown, Pa. HUMMEL, BARBARA, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Y. W. C. A., Akron, Ohio. , NISSLEY, MABEL, Hummelstown, Pa. OEER, CGINGRICHJ, ANNA, 1604 Market St., Harris' burg, Pa. SHOPE, CHARLES E., 525 Pine St., Steelton, Pa. FSIPLE, fWALTERJ, BERTHA. STONER, CCOTTERALJ, VIOLM, 171 W. Oley St., Reading, Pa. CLASS OF 1893 BAEER, CWHITTOOICJ, GERTRUDE, Hummelstown, a. BAKER, M. MAUDE, Hummelstown, Pa. BUSER, FRANK DIENER, 5023 Chestnut St., Phila' delphia, Pa. EARLY, KMACGIBNEYJ, BESSIE, 1438 W. 112th St., Cleveland, Ohio. Fox, QWAGNERJ, LORENE, 29.9 N. Potomac St., Hagerstown, Md. Fox, fDIPPELJ, MARIAN, 525 President Ave., Lan' caster, Pa. HOLLBR, WILLIAM H., Asst. Foreman Car Inspecf tion QRutherfordJ, Hummelstown, Pa. HOVERTER, CGIBBONSJ, GRACE, 1833 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. 75 ALUMNI SECTI LINDLEY, QSELTZBRJ, SARAH, 3101 N. Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. MCCALL, CDEIMLERJ, EMMA, Hummelstown, Pa. NYE, ANNIE B., Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. PENNY, QEARNESTD, ESTELLE, 3101 N. Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. ROEE, CVOGELJ, E. AGNES, Deodate, Pa. CLASS OF 1895 HENDRICRS, W. HOMER, Asst. to Pres. N. J. Line Co., Rivermore Apartment, Bronxville, N. Y. LAROSS, EDNA, New York City. MURRAY, EDITH M., Art Teacher, 336 S. 21st St., Philadelphia, Pa. NIssLEY, fHOLLERJ, LILLIAN, Hummelstown, Pa. RIDDLE, WILLIAM A., Auditor General's Dept., State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa. ROHRBR, CKRAYBILLJ, SUSAN, Asbury Park, N. J. SIPLE, QREEDJ, MARIAN, zo S. Riverside Drive, Trenton, Mich. CLASS OF 1897 BOLTON, GEORGE STANLEY, Treas. Steelton Bank E? Trust Co., 417 Swatara St., Steelton, Pa. CRIST, QKIEFFBRJ, BEssIE, Telephone Operator, Hummelstown, Pa. HAEHNLEN, ALICE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1898 BUSER, QSIPLBJ, EDITH, McDonald, Ohio. Fox, KPOTTSJ, BBSSIE, zo N. 17th St., Harrisburg, Pa. HLEMMEL, KGHERSTJ, BLANCHE, Intervilla, Reading, a. MATHIAS, CMILLERJ, MAY, Harrisburg, Pa. 'ROBB, QCLOUSERJ, JENNIE, Cherrydale, Va. ROI-IRER, QHERSHEYJ, MARY, Hershey, Pa. SHAEFFBR, DR. RALPH, Seattle, Wash. 'STRICIcLER, PAUL A. ZBRFOSS, MAUDE, Clerk, P. P. Ee? L., Hummelstown, Pa. V CLASS OF 1900 BRUEAKER, CMCHENRYJ, GERTRUDE, 2967 Calvert Ave., Detroit, Mich. TBUSER, GROVER. ERB, ELMER, Lawyer, Lawnton, Pa. THENDRICKS, LKARMANYJ, ETHEL. HENDRICKS, RUSH, Hendricks Adv. Co., 4936 Mel' rose Hill, Los Angeles, Calif. MILLER, CSHOOPJ, MAY, Hummelstown, Pa. REAM, LIZZIB, Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. ISHAEENER, CDIFFENDBRFBRJ, ETHEL. SHENK, GRACE, Paxtang, Pa. . WALTER, ADA M., Teacher, Edison Jr. High School, Hbg., Hummelstown, Pa. ZUG, LILLIAN, Teacher, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1901 WALL, CBAKBRJ, FLORENCE, 6 Marteuse St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CLASS OF 1903 FBLBSSING, EDWIN H. HOLLER, LEROY O., Coal Dealer, Hummelstown, Pa. TKILLOUGH, CBROENNIMENJ, JESSIE. SHAFFNER, fSTONERJ, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. 76 ON, continued I STRICRLER, HOMER HUMMEL, Attorneyfatflaw, Hummelstown, Pa. YINGST, EDWARD, 19o8 Holly St., Harrisburg, Pa. ZERFOSS, QANGENYJ, HELEN, 106 Tenby Road, Llanerch, Pa. CLASS OF 1904 STONER, RUSSBL B., Investigator, Dauphin Co. Poor Board, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, CJAMBSJ, EDNA, 2511 Ioth St. N. E., Washington, D. C. TWBAVER, QHOWARDJ, ELLA. WITMER, FRANK C., President National Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1905 WITMAN, CBASEHOREJ, VIRGINIA, Jeanette, Pa. GARRETT, E. MYRTLE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, KWITMERJ, ZORA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOUCK, CSHAEFFERD, HILDA, Seattle, Wash. CLASS OF 1906 CASSEL, CBAILEYJ, A. MARIE, 3717 Powelton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. IFOX, HELEN E. FMACK, HOMER C. MCQUEEN, EMMA E., Teacher, Sewickley, Pa. LONGNECKER, WARREN B., University of Miami, Miami, Fla. SHOPE, CSWOVELINJ, HELEN, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTON, CFOXJ, LILLIE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1907 CASSEL, VIOLETTE E., Organist and Music Teacher, 1717 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, ARTHUR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. LIGHT, GEORGE W., Accountant, Gannett, Seelye Ei? Fleming, R. D. 1, Harrisburg, Pa. TLUCKENBILL, EARL H. ISHAFPNER, PAUL F. SHOEMAKER, ROBERT, 516 Hamilton St., Allen- town, Pa. TSHOPE, CBURCHFIBLDJ, EDNA. ZEITBRS, RAYMOND W , Accountant, Brightbill's Lumber Co., Hurnmelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1908 BENNETT, CKBLLD, EDWINA, New Alexandria, Va. GINGRICH, CLENKERJ, ALMA, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, fREAGERJ, MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. LANDIS, MILTON, 1424 K St., N. W., Apt. aa, Washington, D. C. CLASS OF 1909 BLACKBURN, DILLMAN, Editor, Goodland News, Goodland, Kans. BOLTON, FRED J., Asst. Treas., Harrisburg Trust Co., Hummelstown, Pa. DEWALT, CMCKILLIPSJ, BEULAH, 19.32 Mulberry St., Harrisburg, Pa. GATES, CHESTER A., Chemist, Van Camp Labora- tory, Indianapolis, Ind. HUMMEL, J. PAUL, Asst. Treas., Harrisburg Trust Co., Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, OMAR L., District Mgr., Good Roads Co., Inc. CPhiladelphiaJ, 1731 State St., Harris' burg, Pa. ALUMNI SECTION, continued MACK, KSEITZSINGERD, ANNA, Hershey, Pa. SASSAMAN, HOWARD, Agricultural Chemist, Stelf ton, N. J. SHAEFENER, HERBERT A., Lawyer, Hummelstown, Pa. SUTCLIFFE, ALFRED I., Minister, Taneytown, Md. ULRIOH, CHOUSEWORTHD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. WISE, CHUMMELD, BERTHA, Hummelstown, Pa. ZELTERS, CKELLERJ, BEATRIOE, Station Road, Madif son, N. J. CLASS OF 1910 DAv1s, KEMERICHJ, TILLIE, Hershey, Pa. DEIMLER, LILLIE, Nurse, Williamsport, Pa. GINGRIOH, QELLINGERJ, LYNNIE, 3429 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. HERSHEY, CLAYTON B., Electrical Engineer, Allen' town, Pa. HERSHEY, MARY, Teacher, John Harris High School CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, BERTRAM, Accountant, 7.9 Madison Ave., Maplewood, N. J. MACK, PROWELL S., Patent Attorney, General Electric Co., 19.3 Parken Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. . MILLER, CHARLES K., Draftsman, Hershey Chocof late Corp., Hershey, Pa. REAM, CRATHD, BEULAH, Hummelstown, Pa. RUOE, CLARENCE C., Florist, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOEMARER, CKANNJ, ZBLMA, 9.637 N. 4th St., Harrisburg, Pa. SWARTZ, Ross, Athletic Coach, Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa. YINGST, HOMER C., Banker, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1911 ALWEIN, CDEUTWILLERJ, BEULAH, Harrisburg, Pa. BEHNEY, CRYANJ, PEARL, 1138 Bryant Ave., Bronx, N. Y. BOLTON, CJACOBSJ, MARY, Bookkeeper, Farmers' Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. YCASSELL, KKNOLLJ, BLANCHE. EEERSOLE, KNEIBERTD, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTELE, fBORDNERJ, HILDA, Hershey, Pa. GERBBR, CLEHRD, IRENE, 413 Crescent St., Harris' burg, Pa. . G1NoR1cH, VLOLET, Billing Clerk, Blough Mfg. CO., Inc. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. GINGRICH, RALPH C., Asst. Cashier, Williamsport National Bank, 301 Eldrid St., Williamsport, Pa. MUTH, GEORGE R., Revenue Dept., Civil Service, 1314 West N. St., Bethlehem, Pa. NISSLEY, MARJORIE E., Teacher, Hummelstown Grade School, Hummelstown, Pa. RICKER, HARRY J., Business, R. D. 1, Harrisburg, Pa. TWEBNER, CLARENCE. CLASS OF 1912 BEHNEY, CLEBHERZ5, HARRIET, 103 Second St., Frederick, Md. . BLAOREURN, CTYSOND, EUNIOE, 99.1 Main St., Darby, Pa. BRINSBR, CHARLES, U. S. Steel CO., 3911 Union St., Flushing, N. Y. FASNACHT, fHARTZJ, RUTH, Palmyra, Pa. HAEHNLEN, DR. EDGAR W., III Main St., Delhi, N. Y. HERsHEY, KLARWIED, ALMA, Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. HUMMEL, CSNYDERJ, NELDA, 4o6 School St., North' Wales, Pa. IMBODEN, ALBERTA E., Business, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOPE, fDAVIESJ, ESTHER, 1414 Walnut St., Harris' burg, Pa. TINNEY, CBOSNBRD, EDNA, Hummelstown, Pa. WENRIOH, MARLIN, Athletic Director, Crafton, Pa. CLASS OF 1913 'BR1NsER, EsTHER.,L. . Houoic, CHILLJ, ANNA, Honolulu, Hawaii. KILMER, CGLEIMD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. MUTH, CCURRYJ, SARAH, Teacher, Hershey Inf dustrial School, Hummelstown, Pa. N1ssLEY, fARNOLDD, KATHERINE, 158 Dickson Ave., Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. R1TTs, CBRANDTJ, IDA, Chief Operator, Bell Tele' phone Co. fHersheyJ, Hummelstown, Pa. SNYDER, CSTROMANJ, AL1cE, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, MARIAN, Teacher CHarrisburgJ, Hum' melstown, Pa. WEBER, CWALTERD, MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1914 ALWBIN, LPOLLOCKD, LETA O., Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BLAOREURN, CSTAMMD, HAZEL, 3553 Queen Lane, East Falls, Philadelphia, Pa. BURKHOLDER, ANNIE E., Welfare Employee, Hum' melstown, Pa. BURKHOLDBR, JOHN, Hummelstown, Pa. FISHBURN, HARRY, Mt. Joy, Pa. HARTWELL, QRAINBYD, MARY ELLA, Hummelstown, Pa. HENRY, HELEN R., Telephone Operator, Newville, Pa. HOLSEERG, HOWARD, Salesman, Doutrich Es? CO., 1507 Herr St., Harrisburg, Pa. LAND1s, CSHOAPD, ZELMA BAKER, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOPE, ERNEST, Salesman, E1liotfFisher Co., Harris' burg, Pa. STARE, BERTHA M., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. Y1NcsT, HAROLD S., Postal Service, 805 S. 27th St., Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1915 MULLIN, CSLEIOHTERD, MARGARET, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1916 AUNGST, CROGBRSD, ETHEL, Teacher of Piano, Pennsdale, Pa. BARTELS, GEORGE W., Assistant Manager, Hershey Park, Hershey, Pa. LANDXS, WARD P., Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, KBARTELSD, BETTY, 12.0 Areba St., Hershey, Pa. RUOE, MARY C., Lancaster, Pa. SUGETT, CMILLERJ, DOROTHY, Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, CLONGJ, MIRIAM, 19.3 W. Caracas Ave., Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1917 CASSEL, JosEPH W., Farmer, R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. CAssEL, CPLOUSEJ, SYLVIA, Hummelstown, Pa. CONRAD, fBAIRD, KATHRYN, Teacher of Piano, Hummelstown, Pa. 77 ALUMNI SECTION, continued CRIST, CWARFIELDJ, CATHERINE, 224 S. Fifth St., Lemoyne, Pa. EEERSOLE, CBURKHOLDERJ, MYRA, Hummelstown, Pa. HETRICK, VICTOR J., Baker, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, HARRY K., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. RHIZOADS, CPATRICKD, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, a. RITTS, QZIMMERMANJ, ELIZABETH, Areba St., Hershey, Pa. SCHAEFFNER, CPILGRIMJ, CAROLINE, Paxtang, Pa. SMITH, CSHOPEJ, EVA, Harrisburg, Pa. STAUEEER, ETHEL M., Teacher CHersheyJ, Hum' melstown, Pa. SUTCLIFFE, LHOERNERJ, EMMA, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1918 BRINSER, QECKENROTHD, KATHERINE, Hummelsf town, Pa. CAssEL, CHARINGJ, MIRIAM, Hyattsville, Md. HOERNER, GEORGE M., Architect, Hershey Lum' ber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, REEA, Hummelstown, Pa. LEHMAN, CRALSTONJ, ETHEL M., 2141 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. LIGHT, CBRIGHTBILLJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. MUMMA, ELSIE, Insurance Agent, New York, N. Y. SHENK, CSTONBRD, SARA, 1416 Market St., Harris' burg, Pa. SMITH, ETHEL B., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1919 'BURIcHOLDER, CWOHLEGMUTHJ, E. JOSEPHINB. CASSEL, JAMES M.. Teacher. New Kensington, Pa. CASSBL, MARGARET. CASSEL, CGRUBBJ, SARA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, CHARLES D., Principal, Newville, Pa. LICEHT, KHETRICKJ, RUTH, 33 N. Grant St., Palmyra, a. WEBNER, WALTER, Minister, Port Royal, Pa. CLASS OF 1920 ALWINB, CHITZJ, LBTA, Nurse. GRILL, WILLIAM A., JR., Employed by lEtna Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. MILLER, RUSSELL M., Special Agent, Conn. Life Ins. Co., 139 W. Oley St., Reading, Pa. MUTH, FRANK T., Supt. CCC Camp CWoodbine, N. JJ, Dennisville, N. J. SHIEELER, ARCHIB, Carpenter, Hummelstown, Pa. SUTCLIFFE, CHOCKERJ, RACHAEL, Hummelstown, Pa. WEENER, CSTOKEJ, ANNA C., R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. ' ZEITERS, RUSSEL, Merchant, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1921 BOMEERGER, CWBISERJ, BARBARA, Lancaster, Pa. CASSEL, ALICE, Teacher. GRUBB, ESTELLA, Hummelstown, Pa. KRAMER, QREEDERJ, MARIAN I., Mount Joy, Pa. LENTZ, CLOGANJ, KATHERINE, R. D., Hershey, Pa. MENGEL, MIRIAM, Teacher, 508 First Ave., Parkesburg, Pa. MILLER, CMUTHJ, ESTHER, Dennisville, N. J. SPIRE, HENRY, Business, Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. I I781 CLASS OF 1922 BAKER, CYETTBRJ, F REDRICKA, Drew University, Madison, N. J. BRINSER, QBACASTOWJ, MARTHA, 534 E. Grant Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. FASNACHT, CBUSBRJ, NATALIE, Colonial Park, Harrisburg, Pa. HORST, CWHETZELD, VERNA, Hummelstown, Pa. KRAMER, NORMAN J., Schenectady, N. Y. LIGHT, CGINDERJ, FRANCES, I2I Maple St., Palmyra, Pa. LEVENGOOD, MARGARET, ElliotfFisher Co., Harris' burg, Pa. REIGLE, cBURRELLJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, EDGAR F., Teacher, Greensburg, Pa. SMITH, CBACASTOWJ, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. ' YOUTZ, CATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1923 BROWN, EARL, Employed by A. B. Demy, Hum' melstown, Pa. CASSEL, CSHEARERJ, ESTHER, R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. CASSEL, KLECKNERJ, GERTRUDE, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. GORDON, CAULJ, LBNORE, Selbyville, Del. HETRICK, CLIGHTJ, ROEERTA, Palmyra, Pa. KEIFER, CHRISTIAN, Crystal Pure Ice Co., Harris- burg, Pa. KELLER, FRANCIS, Hummelstown, Pa. LEWIS, NELLIE, Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, CWADDINGTONJ, BLANCHE, 45 Chestnut St., Salem, N. J. MUMMA, ZELMA, New York, N. Y. REIGLE, HARRY, Postal Service, 1913, Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. SOURBEER, KBRECKERJ, ALBERTA, Teacher fHum- melstownb, Hummelstown, Pa. TINNEY, HILDA, Teacher, Berwick High School, Berwick, Pa. CLASS OF 1924 BOMGARDNER, ESTHER, Nurse, Hershey, Pa. EEERSOLE, CKELLERJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, CBUSERJ, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. HUNEERGER, MILDRED, Teacher, Ulrich School fSnyder Co.J, Box 84, New Berlin, Pa. LEVAN, FRANKLIN, Merchant CHarrisburgJ, Hum' melstown, Pa. LIGHT, DOROTHY, Nurse, Hummelstown, Pa. MENGEL, CSHAEFFERJ, GENEVIEVB, Harrisburg, Pa. NEY, CSMITHJ, CLARA, Office, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. SHOOP, CKEENEYJ, JOY, Hummelstown, Pa. STARR, CKELLERJ, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, KDESSINGERJ, JOSEPHINE, Oiice, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. WHISLER, FLOYD, Hershey Estates, Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1925 BLACKBURN, CSHYLERJ, PHYLLIS, Hershey, Pa. BRINSER, CAROL, Teacher, Westfield High School, 318 Temple Place, Westfield, N. J. GEREER, CROTHJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. GRUBB, MARY, Teacher of Piano, Hummelstown, Pa. HOOVER, fHBAPSJ, ALMA, Hershey, Pa. HUMMEL, KWHISLERJ, LOUISE, Hummelstown, Pa. MCCALL, ALFRED, Insurance Adjuster, State Capitol CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. I ALUMNI SECTION, continued . MCCALL, KEVANSD, RUTH, 1947 Manada St., Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, MIRIAM, Teacher, Highspire High School, Hummelstown, Pa. PORTER, QPROUDD, SADIE, Hurnmelstown Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Hummelstown, Pa. I REIGLE, RUTH, Shoop's Office, Hummelstown, Pa. REMLEY, CWAGNERD, OLIVE, Humrnelstown, Pa. SCHRIVER, CALLEMAND, GRACE, Press Bros., Hum' - rnelstown, Pa. STARE, KATHARINE, Teacher, Humrnelstown, Pa. SWARTZ, EVBLYN, 5807 Elm St., Reading, Pa. WHISLER, RUSSELL, Hummelstown, Pa. WOLEE, CREINHARTJ, LENA, Humrnelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1926 ALWEIN, J. WITMER, Physician, Everett, Pa. BAKER, HILDA, Hurnrnelstown, Pa. BARCLAY, ANNA, Teacher, Grade Schools, Hum' , melstown, Pa. BOLTON, LILLIAS, Humrnelstown, Pa. BOLTz, MARY, Melrose Apts., Derry St., Harris- burg, Pa. CRUM, JENNIE, Teacher, Grade Schools QAnnvilleD, Hummelstown, Pa. DEIMLER, DR. J. LANDIS, Dentist, Hummelstown, Pa. DUNCAN, MEADE S., Hershey, Pa. EBERSOLB, RUSSELL E., Moving Picture CO., R. D., Harrisburg, Pa. ESHENOUR, CKRINERD, ESTHER, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTER, QORRD, ALMEDA, Penn St., Harrisburg, Pa. HALE, SPIRED, IRMA, Hummelstown, Pa. HERSHEY, CALWBIND, ANNA, Everett, Pa. HOWER, KGRAHAMJ, EVELYN, Paxtang, Pa. JACKS, ROBERT, Supervising Principal, Auburn, Pa. PATRICK, CSTRUNKJ, MARY, Hurnrnelstown, Pa. REIGLE, CBROWND, ELEANOR, Hummelstown, Pa. RHODE, CKILLINGERJ, FREDA, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, BLANCHE, Bookkeeper, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. STRICKLER, MARTHA E., Teacher, Grade School CMoorestown, N. JJ, Penns Grove, N. J. TAYLOR, fBACHMANJ, MAUDE, Stenographer, Feller's, Harrisburg, Pa. WITMAN, ROY W., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1927 BEHNEY, QFONZOD, MILDRED, Telephone Co. CN. Y. Cityj, 1711 Zerega Ave., Bronx, N. Y. CRIEGHTON, CSPANGLERD, CATHERINE, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol QHarrisburgD, 2O19 Green St., Harrisburg, Pa. ECKENROTH, GRACE, Bell Telephone Co. QHarrisf burgl, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTER, RUSSELL, Minister, Campbelltown, Pa. FOLTZ, HOWARD, Stroehrnann Bros. fHarrisburgj, Humrnelstown, Pa. FORNEY, THELMA, Dept. of Public Instruction, State Capitol QHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. HOLTZMAN, J. ARTHUR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hurnmelstown, Pa. LEVAN, PAUL, Police Barracks, West Reading, Pa. MARIANO, HERMAN A., Community Cut Rate, Humrnelstown, Pa. TRHOADS, CSHEPLERD, VERA. SHOPE, HOWARD, Clerk, ShOpe's Store, Hummels- town, Pa. SHUEY, CSPONAUGLED, GRACE, Hershey, Pa. STARE, CBORDNERD, CARRIE, Hummelstown, Pa. STEPHENSON, CDOYLEJ, FLORENCE, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS. VERNA, Pa. Motor List Co. CHarrisburgJ, 3107 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. TYINGST, ELVA. CLASS OF 1928 BAER, CLARENCE M., Employed by Irwin N. Baer, Humrnelstown, Pa. BAKER, fHOCKERD, FRANCES, Harrisburg St., Oberlin, Pa. BECK, DANIEL F., Hershey, Pa. BOMGARDNER, MIRIAM, Property E9 Supplies, State Capitol CHarrisburgl, Hurnmelstown, Pa. BRINSER, EDGAR C., Standard Oil Co., 24 Fayre St., Elizabeth, N. J. I BURRIDGE, CWITMAND, CAROLINE, Hershey, Pa. CARRENDAR, WALTER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hurnmelstown, Pa. CRUM, MARTHA S., Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisf burgj, Humrnelstown, Pa. DIENER, MARGUERITE, Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. ESHENOUR, CRUOED, ALMEDA. GELNET, IRENE E., Welfare Worker, Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, CFROMMD, VIRGINIA, Hummelstown, Pa. GRUEB, IRA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Humrnels' lk town, Pa. MARIANO, GILBERT T., Hotel Hershey, Hummels- town, Pa. MILLER, MARGARET C., Teacher, Reamersburg, Pa. PRICE, WALTER, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa. RUEE, FLORENCE E., Teacher, Middletown High School, Middletown, Pa. SHAEFFBR, PEARL, Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. SPIRE, DONALD O., Western Union Telegraph Co., Hummelstown, Pa. YEAGLEY, KSUTERD, GWENDOLYN, Hummelstown, Pa. YoUTz, JOHN, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1929 ACR1, MICHAEL, Bethlehem Steel Co., IIO Dock St., Harrisburg, Pa. AIPWEIN, MARY K., Trained Nurse, Philadelphia, a. BIESECRER, CSLACKJ, NELLIE MAE, Humrnelstown, Pa. CARRENDAR, CHOWARDD, GLADYS, Hurnmelstown, Pa. ENGLE, KATHRYN, Hummelstown, Pa. ENGLE, LUCILLE, Teacher, Union Deposit, Hum' melstown, Pa. FERRUCCI, ANNA, Teacher, Hershey High School, Hummelstown, Pa. FROMM, LARUE, Dairyrnan, Hummelstown, Pa. HALLMAN, HORACE, Sunbury, Pa. HARRO, QSEITZD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. HOLTZMAN, GEORGE, Ensign, Coast Guard Service, 294 Kensington Ave., Australia, Ore. HUMMEL, DOROTHY, Teacher, Grade Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. JACKS, WILLIAM, Teacher, High School, Hurnmels- town, Pa. LEATHERMAN, CLARENCE, Sparrows Point, Md. LEO, CATHERINE, R. D., Harrisburg, Pa. LUCKENEAUGH, CATHERINE, Nurse, New York, N. Y. I79l ALUMNI SECTION, continued MCALLISTER, CREEDD, LOUISE, Philadelphia, Pa. MUTH, JANE, Teacher, Public Schools, Hummelsf town, Pa. NISSLEY, ELMER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. NIssLEY, ROBERT, Teacher, Salem, N. J. SHEPLER, HAROLD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, CBBLLJ, ALICE, Hershey Department Store, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, EDWARD, Pipe Bending Works CHarrisf burgj, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, FOREST, Hummelstown, Pa. STARE, LDOLSOND, RUTH, Harrisburg, Pa. WEBER, KATHRYN, Teacher, Hershey Grade Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. WOLEE, CSELTZERJ, PAULINE, Hummelstown, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, CTRANIEOJ, MARY, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1930 BAKER, EDWARD, Harrisburg Auto Parts Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. BURRIDGE, DELMAR, Insurance Agent, Hummels- town, Pa. BUSER, SARA JANE, Teacher, Grade Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. CROOK, ROBERT, Merchant, Hummelstown, Pa. CRUM, CDAVISJ, RUTH, Nurse, Hershey, Pa. CRUM, CECILIA, Teacher, Penbrook Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. DEIMLER, PAUL, Farmers' Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. DUNCAN, MIRIAM, Nurse, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. ENGLB, DANIEL, Engle's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. EsHENoUR, ANNA, Hershey, Pa. GOSHERT, CYNTHIA, Secretary, E. M. Hershey QHarrisburgl, Hummelstown, Pa. HALE, CARROLL, Harrisburg Steel Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. HOERNER, QWOLLERTONJ, PEARL, Hershey, Pa. KOHR, LHOOVERD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. LONG, WARREN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. NAUCLE, CLAUDE, Reading R. R. CO., Hummels' town, Pa. PORTER, CARROLL, Clerk, Etter's Store, Hummelsf town, Pa. REMLEY, LUKE, Student, Jefferson Medical School. Philadelphia, Pa. ' ROEE, QBUSERJ, FRANCES, Hummelstown, Pa. RUPERT, ZELMA, Nurse, Hershey Hospital, Her' shey, Pa. SHEPLER, LUELLA, Stenographer, Hummelstown, Pa. SILER, WILLIAM, Chicago, Ills. SOwERs, CHARLOTTE, Nurse, New York City Hospital, New York City. WHISLER, BETTY, Hershey, Pa. WITMER, KATHRYN LOUISE, Teacher, Hershey Industrial School, Hummelstown, Pa. ZERFOSS, SAMUEL, Graduate Student, Penn State College, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1931 ALLEMAN, EDITH, Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. CROOK, RICHARD E., National Biscuit Co., Harris- burg, Pa. ESHENOUR, QBEACHELLJ, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. ESPENSHADB, CRUOEJ, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. l80l ETTER, ROBERT, Chemist, Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Pa. I Fox, WILLIAM, Hershey Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. GELNET, QGRUBERJ, ELEANOR, Harrisburg, Pa. HENRY, CSOWERSD, FLORA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, VIVIAN, Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. HOFEER, JOHN, Hummelstown, Pa. HORN, ANNA, Clerk, Hershey Department Store, Hershey, Pa. HORST, ROBERT S., A 6? P Employee, Hurnmelsf town, Pa. KELLER, QGROVEJ, BEATRICE, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, ETHEL O., Music Supervisor, Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. LEVENGOOD, SARA, Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. MAURO, CCASANTINID, STELLA, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, RUTH, Stenographer, Hummelstown National Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. RATH, LBREWSTBRJ, DOROTHY, Madison, N. J. SHUEY, ETHEL, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol QHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. SOwERs, EVELYN M., Teacher, Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, DONALD E., Kindall Refining Co., Brad' ford, Pa. ZEITERS, KATHRYN, Teacher, Grade Schools, I Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1932 BELL, JOHN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsf town, Pa. BELL, MILLER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsf town, Pa. BIEBER, ELOIsE, Harp Student, S49 Riverside Drive, New York City. BURCHPIELD, RICHARD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. CLARK, CNYBD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. DEIMLER, CWOLFEJ, ANNA, Philadelphia, Pa. EARNEsT, DOROTHY, Hummelstown, Pa. EDWARDS, ROBERT, Chemical Research, Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y. ENGLE, MORRIS, Engle's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. FLEAGLE, MORRIS, Silvertown Service Station, 920 S. 21st St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, RHODA, R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. GOSHERT, MARYEELLE, Beautician, Hummelstown, Pa. GROVE, DORIS, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. ' HALE, HELEN, OiHce,- Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. KAUTZ, ARVILLA, Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. KBIFER, KENNETH F., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, VIOLET, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa.' LONG, REBA, U. S. Treasury Dept. fHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. MUTH, JOHN, Student, State College, State Col' lege, Pa. NAUCLE, MARTHA, Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisf burgl, Hummelstown, Pa. OAKUM, DEWITT, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. RATHEON, R. MARCUERITE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, HARRY, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOPE, CHESTER. Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. ALUMNI SECTION, continued SMITH, BYRON, Greenwood St., Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, CLAYTON, Swift E99 Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. SPANGLER, JOSEPHINE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. STERNER, CLIFFORD, Philadelphia School of Embalmf ing, Hummelstown, Pa. WERT, FAYE, State Capitol fHarrisbul'gl, Hum' melstown, Pa. WITMER, FRANK, Telegraph Newspaper, Hum' melstown, Pa. YEAGLEY. fANSBACHJ, EVELYN, New York, N. Y. CLASS OF 1933 BEHNEY, KARL, Hershey' Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. - BELL, AMMON, Employed by M. E. Bell, Hummelsf town, Pa. CLARK, CSTALLJ, MARGARET, Rutherford Heights, Pa. CROOK, JAMES, University of Pennsylvania, Phila' delphia, Pa. DEIMLER, BBATRICE, Hershey Laundry, Hummelsf town, Pa. DUNCAN, FERN, Student Nurse, Presbyterian Hospital, SI N. 39th St., Philadelphia, Pa. EARNEST, MADBLINE, Student, Bucknell Univerf sity, Lewisburg, Pa. EDWARDS, CHARLES, Student, Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa. FERGUSON, EVELYN, State Capitol CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. FISSLER, WILLIAM, State Capitol fHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. FORS, KENNETH, State Capitol CHarrisburgJ, Hum' melstown, Pa. FROMM, FERNE, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. GILBERT, fWBNRICHJ, BLANCHE, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, CSHENKJ, ELIzAEETH, Hummelstown, Pa. LEVAN, WOODROW, Grocer, Hummelstown, Pa. LUCKENEAUGH, QREIGLEJ, HAZEL, Hummelstown, Pa. PIERRE, CFOXJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. RATH, CHARLES, Swatara Stone Quarry, Hummelsf town, Pa. REINHART, KRICHIEJ, DOROTHY, Lancaster, Pa. RUDY, MARLIN, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. SHEARER, CROTHD, JULIA, Shermanstown, Pa. SHERTZER, LUCILLE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SHIFFLER, MELVIN, Employed by J. B. Shifiler, Hoernerstown, Pa. SHOPE, RALPH, Highspire, Pa. SHRIVER, HENRIETTA, Bell Telephone CO., Hum' melstown, Pa. SKINNER, HELEN, Secretary, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. SOWERS, WILLIAM, Student, Central Pennsylvania Business College fklarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. STROMAN, QHEILIGJ, PEARL, 539. Madison Ave., York, Pa. WEBER, WAYNE, Assistant Undertaker, Bellefonte, Pa. ' WOLEE, FULLER, Harrisburg Steel Corp., Middle- town, Pa. WYNN, EARL, McConnellsburg, Pa. YEAGER, PAULINE, Student, Lebanon Valley Col' lege, Hummelstown, Pa. ZEITERS, MARY JANE, Student, Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. ZEREOSS, CHARLES, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. ZERFOSS, GEORGE, Copper Mines, Ariz. CLASS OF 1934 BIEBER, WILSON, Student, Springfield College, Springfield, Mass. BISTLINE, RALPH, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. BISTLINB, TI-IELMA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. DEITIMY, MILLARD, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, I s. DIEMLER, fEBERSOLEJ, EUNICE, Hummelstown, Pa. ESHENHOUR, MARLIN, Hummelstown, Pa. ESPENSHADE, RUSSELL, Hummelstown, Pa. Fox, ROBERT T., JR., Student, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. HALE, BLANCHE, Home Owners Loan Corp. CHarrisf burgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, DOROTHY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, VIOLET, Student, Lebanon Valley Col' lege, Hummelstown, Pa. JACOBS, DONALD, Saxophonist, Dan Gregory's Orchestra, Hummelstown, Pa. JOHNSON, WILLARD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. KAUTZ, HAROLD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. LONG, DOROTHY, Student, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. PETERSON, THOMAS, Student, University of Michif gan, Ann Arbor, Mich. PLOUSE, JOHN, Hoernerstown, Pa. SACCO, FRANCES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. SANDERS, ROBERT, Hummelstown, Pa. SOHWARTZ, MILDRED, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SHAFFER, MERL, Stroehmann's Bakery, Harris' burg, Pa. SHORE, RUTH, R. D. 2, Highspire, Pa. SHUEY, MARION, Employed by J. M. Brightbill. Inc., Hummelstown, Pa. SLOUGH, ESTHER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. SPIDBL, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. STONER, KARL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. STRITE, EARL, R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, JOHN, Student, Penn State College, State College, Pa. WHITTOCK, JACK, Student, Franklin E3 Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. WOLEE, CHARLES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. YEAGLEY, E. C., P. P. E? L. Co., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1935 ALBRIGHT, WILLIAM, Hummelstown, Pa. BREHM, LOIS, Student, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown, Pa. BREHM, WALTER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. CASSEL, HARRIET, Hummelstown, Pa. DAVIDSON, MELVIN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. 81 ALUMNI SECTION, continued ENCLE, WARREN, Student, Lebanon Valley Col' lege, Hummelstown, Pa. FAIR, GLADYS, Harrisburg, Pa. Fox, GEORGE, Army Air Corps. HAINLEY, HAROLD, Hershey Chocolate Corp. Hummelstown, Pa. HARTWELL, CLIETON, Printing Office, Hummelsf town, Pa. KIEEEY, CARROLL, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown a. KOPE, NELDA, Hummelstown, Pa. KREISER, BENJAMIN, Easton, Md. KREISER, CSTONERJ, THELMA, Hummelstown, Pa. LAEDIS, ANNA, H. B. Reese Candy CO., Hershey a. LANDIS, RAY, Hummelstown, Pa. LENTz, CARROLL, Hershey Ice Palace, Hummelsf town, Pa. LONG, ROBERT, Student, Lebanon Valley College Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWIG, DONALD, Student, 'Lebanon Valley Col- lege, Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWIG, EDGAR, Hummelstown, Pa. MAURO, DOMINIC, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown Pa. MUSSER, JOHN, State Capitol QHarrisburgJ, Hum' melstown. Pa. POGGY, CHARLOTTE, Hummelstown, Pa. RATHFON, CHARLES, West End Dairy, Hummels- town, Pa. RUOE, ELEANOR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. SCHRIVER, MARGARET, Hauer's Department Store Hummelstown, Pa. SCHRIVER, KATHRYN, Dr. Springer's Office, Hum- melstown, Pa. SEITZ, ELSIE, H. B. Reese Candy Co., Hummels' town, Pa. SHERTZER, FLORENCE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, FRANKLIN, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, MAE, Student Nurse, Presbyterian Hosf pitl, Philadelphia, Pa. SMITH, KBOSLERJ, EVELYN, Palmyra, Pa. SMITH, RAYMOND, Hershey Chocolate Corp. Hummelstown, Pa. STARRY, fSTUCKEYD, MILDRED, Hummelstown Pa. STRAUB, RICHARD, Hummelstown, Pa. STRAWSBR, NORMAN, Clerk, Creenherg's Store Hummelstown, Pa. THOMAS, DONALD, Hummelstown, Pa. UMBERGER, BETTY, Student, Temple University Philadelphia, Pa. VERDELLI, CHIXOND, ATTEA, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, LUCILLE, Hershey Chocolate Corp. Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, KENNETH, Hershey Chocolate Corp. Hummelstown, Pa. WHITMER, LOIS, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum melstown, Pa. WOLEE, RUSSELL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. ZEITERS, DOROTHY, Student, Lebanon Valley Col' lege, Hummelstown, Pa. ZEREOSS, VIVIAN, Hershey Chocolate Corp. Hummelstown, Pa. 82 9 1 9 9 3 1 p CLASS OF 1936 L BISELINE, GENEVIEVE I., Press Bros., Hummelstown, a. BOLTON, FREDERICK H., Student, Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. BURCHEIELD, ROBERT E., Spire's Electric Shop, Paxtang, Pa. CAssEL, FLORENCE L., Hummelstown, Pa. CLARK, DOROTHY M., Clerk, Greenberg's Store, Hummelstown, Pa. DEIMLER, MARTIN LUTHER, Student, Thompson Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. DEINBR, GBRALDINB N., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. FAIR, LESTER I., Clerk, Smith's Hardware Store, Hummelstown, Pa. FBLTY, WARREN Z., Salesman, Hummelstown, Pa. COSHERT, BETTY MAE, Student, Central Pennsyl' vania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. GROVE, JULIA W., Harrisburg, Pa. HABBYSHAW, DOROTHY M., Student, Central Pennsylvania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. HARTMAN, MARGARET H., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, PAULINE R., Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, PAUL S., Standford's Drug Store, Hummels- town, Pa. KINLEY, ERMA M., Hummelstown, Pa. KOPE, MARDELLE E., Student, Central Pennsylf vania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. LOOK, WINIERED K., Student, Central Pennsylvania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWICK, JOHN H., Hummelstown, Pa. MARIANO, EUNICB W., Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, HERBERT L., Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. MUMMA, ELSIE I., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. PLOUSE, ELEANOR B., Nurse's Training School, Wilmington, Del. RARICK, ROMAINE E., Yeager's Grocery Store, Hummelstown, Pa. RATHFON, IOLA M., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLB, EDWARD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum' melstown, Pa. REIGLE, GLADYS M., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SANDERS, ROMAINE E., Hummelstown, Pa. SHOAP, BETTY JANE, Student, State Teachers' Col- lege, Shippensburg, Pa. SHOOP, GLADYS M., Hummelstown, Pa. SKINNBR, ARDELLA R., Reese's Chocolate Co., Hummelstown, Pa. STAUFFER, CLARENCE J., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. STERNER, SARAH N., Hershey Estate's Office, Hummelstown, Pa. TAYLOR, SARAH JANE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, ANNA MAY, Clerk, Lee's 5 Es' IO Cent Store, Hummelstown, Pa. WHITMOYER, MILDRED I., Hummelstown, Pa. WITMER, MEARIAM P., R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. WRIGHT, GERALDINE A., Press Bros., Hummelsf town, Pa. ZBRFOSS, ALLEN B., Student, Lebanon Valley Col' lege, Hummelstown, Pa. 0 U PERHAPS DON 'T KNOW The Precautions a bank must , take to Protect its depositors' money. Every known method is used- Burglar Insurance Hold-up Insurance Employees' Insurance Impregnable Vaults There is no reason why you should keep your money about your home-in the mattress--under the carpet-buried in the cellar-subject to fire and theft. SAFETY FIRST SAFETY ALWAYS' . . . laummelstntnn Rational 2Bank HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. I 83 You can always do better at i FURS, COATS, DRESSES Accessories, Girls' and Boys' Apparel The Store Dependable HARRISBURG, PA. C . S . S H 0 P E General Contractor Compliments of A . C . H O C K E R Plans and estimates furnished. Dealer in All kinds of building works. VELRUSS ICE CREAM 1722 Revere Street Crearj Pb .9312 HARRISBURG, PA. 'me' Bell Phone: 3-1389 HUMMELSTUWN, PA. Compliments Compliments of LEE BROS. SUNOCU SERVICE STATION East Hummelstown, Pa. 5-10-256 Store OPEN EVERY EVENING Hummelsrown, Pa. Manager, ADAM B. SNYDER 'Best Wishes IRA P. ROMBERGER Scloool ana' Office Supplies SOLE DISTRIBUTOR OF THE FAMOUS PENWRITE SCHOOL LINE 1206 North Third St., Harrisburg, Pa. 84 FOR BARGAINS Compliments of shop at J. LANDIS DEIMLER GREENBERG'S fDe f'5't 21 E. Main St. Hummelstown, Pa. Opposite Post Ojice 1 5 East Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. SPIRE ELECTRIC The General Electric Store SALES SERVICE A HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Phone 100 GEORGE FROMM .Modern ana' Sanitary Dairy Clarified and Pasteurized Milk and Cream Cocoa Milk and Buttermilk Try Frommiv Ho-Made Ice Cream HUMMELSTOWN, PA. E. B. SMITH Hardware DU PONT PAINTS AND VARNISH COLEMAN SAFETY GAS RANGES 22 East Main St. Hummelstown, Pa. PHONE: 9 5 36 85 Complimemu' 0 f THE WDRKBASKET NEEDLE SHOP E. Z. ETTER Specializing in KELLOGG,S QUALITY FOOD N PRODUCTS ELSIE M. KELLER 281 WEST MAIN STREET 142 EAST HIGH STREET P,,,,,,,,, 111-J I-Iummelstown, Pa. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. DR. P. A. SPRINGER HETIQTCICS Den ist t BREAD, ROLLS, AND PASTRY C40 117 WEST MAIN STREET SWB to Plame HUMMELSTOWN, PA. N PW 43 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. J. B. Curry's Sons ELOUR FEED COAL C930 SWATARA STATION and PALMYRA, PA. West End Dairy Hershey's Dairy Products 00-D Pasteurized Milk and Cream 089 Buttermilk and Cocoa Drink 0k9 W. E. HABBYSI-IAW Hummelxtown, Paz. 861 Compliments of A FRIEND SHEN K AND TITTLE Everything fir Sport 3 1 3 Market Street HARRISBURG, PENN A. Compliments of W. L. Stanford Eruggist HUMMELSTOWN, PA. E371 P PHONE: I47'J Elizabethtown WAGNER BRDSU Supply Cgmpany neazm in Flour, Feed, Seeds, Hay, Straw, Coal School and College Fertilizer, Cement Specialties HUMMELsTowN, PA. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. ow Compliments of Graduation and Choir Gowns A F7-iend Oflice Record Forms Flags and Banners Cups and Trophies Booklet Diplomas Compliments of FAM E LAU N D RY HARRISBURG, PA. Phone : 2'4242 ssj CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Central Penn.ryZomzia'J Greater! Business School 323 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. Summer Term Begins June I5, IQ37 A TED BY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ACCREDI COMMERCIAL S CENTER SQUARE MEAT MARKET F. M. BIRT, Prop. HOMEfDRESSED MEATS GROCERIES, FRUITS PHONE : 46 Hummelftown, Po. IOS. W. SHANAMANS GARAGE General Auto Repairing and Battery Service G40 IREARI 37 WEST MAIN STRE Hummelftown, Pa. ET DIEGES E5 CLUST SILVERSMITHS GOLDSMITHS BRONZESMITHS 171012111 Street 1 f New York .ISSFXI CLASS PINS and SQRQRITY and I RINGS I-IRATERNITY JEWELRY I 89 Union Emblem Company HIGH SCHDOL AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY FELT GOCDDS AND COMMENCEMENT STATIDNERY Palmyra, Pennsylvania Pl H. NISSLEY, Manager 90 .1.i.- -.- .. --1 I-IAUER'S DRYGOODS . NOTIONS S H O E S Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings M I LLI N E RY BLESSING BUILDING, HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments of DR. BERKHEIMER HUMMELSTOWN, PA. COMMUNITY CUT- RATE STORE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. GWO Modern Soda Grill . . . featuring DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM aw Twenty-four-hour Film Service WEST END STORE Quality Food Market Where Quality Far Surpasses Quantity me WE DELIVER PHONE: 131-J HUMMELSTOWN, PA. - Always flkliable 77 496 lothes 320 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. X91 Compllmentr of Compliment! of E. D. RGGERS Ee? SDN ROBERT T. EOX DIAMOND? AND JEWELRY 00.9 24 WEST MAIN STREET Hummelstown, Pa. .At THUMPSUN CULLEGE ' ' ' You will receive leigh-grade training for the modern ojfce in Stenographic Course Calculating Machine Filing and Indexing Secretarial Course Card-Punch Machine Dictaphone and Ediphone Business Administration Stenotype CShorthandj Walton Accounting Course and LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY qHomefStudy Coursesb Eastern Director of American Association of Commercial Colleges 15 NORTH MARKET SQUARE - - HARRISBURG, PA. SCHCDULDAYS e-cs They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be many years before some of you may meet again. Schooldays do not last forever-and when they are past, memories are kept warm by the photo' graphs of friends and pals of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a personality portrait of YOU, and you will prize one of theirs in return. In a year or so you will be glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your schooldays. And the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the turningfpoint in your life. - This studio is the headquarters for the best photographic work and the doors are open to students of the Hummelstown High School and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? Q Special rates for students THE ENSMINGER STUDIO 2d 617' Walnut Screen H A RRI S B U R G , PA . Bell Phone: 5228 I92l Ph W. W. FERGUSON Dealer in COAL, COKE, AND FEED HUMMELSTOWN , PA. PHONE: 164 WILLIAM EISENHOUR FILLING STATION Atlantic Gas and Oil and Accessories HUMMELSTOWN, PA. WALTER M. SHOOP Real Estate and Insurance FIRE - CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments of DR. HORN HUMMELSTOWN, PA. COmP'fm'mfS M. E. BELL J. cz. I-IESS GARAGE HomefDressed meats HERSHEY, PA. HomefCured Ham and Bacon Day and Night Service PHONE. 234 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. I SHOPE'S GROCERY Quality Groceries at Lowest Possible Prices 245 West Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments of CHARLES F. BRANDT Plumbing and Heating PHONE: 159-R HUMMELSTOWN, PA. one: 10731 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE I 93 FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE PROMPT SERVICE TO ALL WEED CHAINS Wm. Penn Service Station CHARLES T. FASNACHT, Proprietor no Distributor for ATLANTIC GAS AND CIL Goodyear, Firestone, and United States Tires and Accessories and Bicycle Tires COMPLETE FLOATING BODY LUBRICATION HUMMELSTCWN, PA. Compliments of HERBERT N. BOWSER funeral 5lBarInr FURNITURE - GNN? HUMMELSTOWN, PA. E941 l DeANGELIS Grill and Soela Foan a 'n Wholesale 'L Z Confectioner I Spaghetti at All Hours O 149 Second Street HIGHSPIRE, PENNA. HERSHEY PENN A Phone: 532 LEBANON VALLEY I I I I I I I I I I COLLEGE I I ANNVILLE, PENNA. I I In U22 C0Uege I i I iflifiifnirts Iffiillflelfiiliilicai I I B sin ss Adminis ra ion Pr -En in r'n u e SoEialZService e g eel g - H Q L E R - In the Conservatory - - Public School Music Private Instruction - - Ensembles Reasonable Rates, Pleasant Campus Lge Competitive Entrance Examinations, ,, COAL , Ma, Da,iT3?fZi'SXZi5g,f 2 l l FOR ANY INFORMATION DESIRED WRITE - I - Tresiclent I - CLYDE A. LYNCH, Ph.D. l l ANNVILLE, PENNA. I I I I I I I I I I l95l To Builders of Homes and Futures! 1 Betlveen Failure 5 and QE: 1. Success .N ggi . THI Line . . . There's a very thin line between good selection and bad. In home furnishings . . . in clothing . . . in the food you eat . . . all details, but so important to harmonious living. That's why we use our most careful discrimina- tion in choosing only truly tasteful things for YOU and YOUR HOME. Plan right for a happy future. Let our years of experience keep you . . . on the ' right side of the line. It 's Smart to Buy the Best-You Can A fford- It Allvays Pays HER HEY DEPARTMENT STORE ' HER HEY. PA 96 DUTCH MILL DELICIOUS BAR fBfQs AND DR. WALLACE ROOT BEER HUMMELSTOWN, PA. N9 Compliments of ROUTE No. 422, NEAR Hnmmelstown - Penna. Compliments of EDWARD STG VER DR. WILLIAM H. LODGE Osteopathic Physician AUCTIONEER N Hnmmelstown, Penna. HERSHEY ' ' PENNA' Route 1 PHONE: 925-R3 1885 Gite FARMERS BANK of HUMMELSTOWN 1937 Commercial Banking 0 Safety Deposit Boxes INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS We invite you to use one of our Christmas Sav- ings Accounts as a very convenient form of thrift CHESTER M. EBERSOLE ALLEN K. WALTON Cashier President DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CUWPZWWJ of PENNANTS, BANNERS WALTON ESSO STATION PILLOWS ALLEN G' WALTON A Add Dignity, Color ana' .Ypirit to your school work hy the use of Felt Pennants, Banners, O N E S T Q P S E RV I C E Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Berets and Che- nille Letters. No order too small to receive N,-, our attention Main Street at Cameron Avenue CATALOGUE FREE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. STANDARD PENNANT PHONE: 35 Big Ran, Penna. E971 Cornplirnenzir of DR. C. R. GARRETT 'Dentist HERSHEY, PA. CUT-FLOWERS POTTBD FLOWERS Say It with Flowers A corsage or basket makes a. beautiful gift for special occasions CLARENCE G. RUOF, Florist Phone: 185-J Quarry Road HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments of Indian Echo Cave Compliments of JOHN R. SHOPE Electrical Contractor and Repair Tennsylvuniuiv Most 'Beuutyul Woyk Underground Cavern Phone: 1 109 West Main Street BEST WI SHES from Press Dress Corporation 66 Manufacturers of White Angel Uniforms HUMMELSTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF RAYMOND WALTERS Dependable Ice Service HUMMELSTUWN, PA. Compliments of DR. M. L. NISSLEY HUMMELSTOWN, PA. E98 I Q4 Jilessezge from the EDUCATORS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION Woolworth Building, LANCASTER, PA. O THE STUDENTS of Hummelstown High School, ' and to those, especially, who will take up the profes- sion of teaching, we wish you happiness in your work. Happiness that carries with it security, protection, and assurance of a continued income. . O THE TEACHERS of Hummelstown Schools, we ex- tend our cordial greetings and may we remind you that E. B. A. certificates provide you with a peace of mind when earning power ceases that all the medicine in the world will not furnish. FOR SICKNESS, ACCIDENT AND QUARANTINE PROTECTION REMEMBER THE E. B. A. H. H. NEUSBAUM, District Agent, 154 W. Pomfret St., CARLISLE, PA. 'TRAVEL THE Fox-WAR J, M, BRIGHTBILL THOMAS FOX Competent Bus Service INCORPORATED Curtis Woodwork HARRISBURG HUMMELSTOWN UNION DEPOSIT, PA. ELIZABETHTOWN WARNER'S GARAGE The Tatler Staff of 1937 takes this opportunity to thank the advertisers who cooperated with us in mak- ing this year's book a. finan- cial success. 129 East Main St. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. 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