Hummelstown High School - Tatler Yearbook (Hummelstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

EDITED BY The Students of H u mmelstown H i g I1 S c I1 o o I HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. 1939 C0 N ADMI TENTS NISTRATI Board of Education Faculty CLASSES AT , A C Grades 1 to 12 HLETICS Football Basketball Baseball Track TIVITIES Student Cabinet Organizations ON DEDICATION T IS with great pleasure that We, the Tatler Staff of 1939, dedicate this, the tenth annual edition to HELEN M. SKINNER Her services are invaluable to high- school students. Her cheery disposition and willingness to help whenever she can has made her a popular informant for all the students. Her assistance in keeping records of marks, incomes and expendi- tures, and all school activities has become indispensable throughout the years. We hope that this small tribute may in some Way convey to her a small amount of our apprec1at1on of her faithful services. 5 WALTER EBERSOLE EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief , . Axfiftant . . . Senior Clan Editor . Affixtant . Athletic Editor . Axfiftant . . Affivifjl Editor . Axfixtant . . Dimgf . . . .Ynapfhotx . Photographic Editor Arxistunt . . Alumni . . 6 WALTER EBERSOLE ERMA BELL ETHEL GINGRICH LEWIS CORTELAZI GEORGE EDWARDS HARRY MILLER GRACE PLOUSE GERALDINE RUPERT EST!-IER SHUEY RAYMOND IMI-lor MARTHA WOLEE LAWRENCE GIPE MARY BOLTON RUTH GRUBER ARLENE Huss ETHEL HARRO - 2 .ml MARLIN STOPFEL BUSINESS STAFF Eufineff Managef' . Affinanr . . . Advertifing Manager Amiftanff . . . .Shbfrriptian Manager Aniftantf . . . Ar! . . Typixtf . . MARLIN STOPFEL LEON FAIR CHARLES FASNACHT . .JERALDINE MCKISSICK MARY REIGLE LOUISE KELLER MARGUER1TE LANDIS HENRY DEIMLER . . EDWARD SHUEY ZELMA ZINN KATHRYN HOFFER QE 7 Hg. LEON FA OUR TRIBUTE N ORDER that the Tatler Staff of 1939 may acknowledge, in a small way, the great services which she has rendered to us in the past forty-two and one-half years, we desire that this book stand as a silent tribute to iss Zlnnie 25. ,laps Through her untiring efforts, our school has become a praise- worthy institute, maintaining one of the highest scholastic records within the state. She worked at all times that students may know how necessary a good education is, thus causing many to take their high-school career seriously, rather than as a passing fancy. We feel sure that if it had not been for her inspiration, Hummels- town High School could not boast the records which have been established. It is with a feeling of deep regret that we have seen Miss Nye removed from us. We sincerely trust that this small tribute may engrave in the memory of each person the immeasurable work which she has done for us. 3 ,X A ,f f N4 fgggwji-1 51,5 x 7 E: .IIX . g I 4' - ,, -1- -Q. M --N g ' IQ 1 .' lrjf:f -, 4f?1 FW P134 ? 1 , ' ! Vg!!-, wi i Sw QM M ' Lift H X , ' ' Ky f' W 1 '1- Wllflu I M, Lg K Awww, wwf I hwhh' N X if TT' X Xxxwrf ggi 9 lac - zz if as BOARD OF EDUCATION Prexident ...... DR. M. L. NISSLEY Vice-President .... R. B. EARNEST Treamrer ...... E. Z. ETTER Secretary ..,.... W. M. SHOOP DR. JOHN W. HORN HON. WILLIAM E. HABBYSHAW The Tatler Staff of 1939 wishes to convey to these men its most hearty and sincere appreciation for their valuable interest in the school system. The Class of 1939 also offers its many thanks for the op- portunities and advancement the Board of Education made possible for them. IQ FACULTY L. B. HENDERSON, M. A. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Superviring Prinripal To our Principal, who has given us an unlimited amount of aid and encouragement in the publication of this book, the Tatler Staff of 1939 wishes to extend its deep appreciation. Due to the incessant work of Mr. Henderson, the records of Hurnmelstown High School have become better, the ultimate goals have been raised to a highcr place, and there is a deeper understanding between the Principal and the student body than ever before. lt is for this reason that we look back with pride upon the progress which he has brought to our school, and the years of our high school career which he has made so enjoyable through his untiring efforts. we JANET M. AUSMUS A . C BURG, PA. mrench, Latin, Head Teacher, High School. Preparation: Cumber- land Valley State Normal, Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Experience: Clearheld County, I9I8'7.0Q Middle- town, Igzo-i7g Scotch Plains, N. J., I918'29g Hummelstown High School, 1929. BOYD L. SPONAUGL1-I B.S. Hensi-rev, PA. Sciences, Coach of Boys' Athletics. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College, Pennsylf vania State College. Experienre: Hu m melsf town High School, 1936. 11 .-XYNII-I B. NYI-1, B.l'i. HuMMEi.s'rowN, PA. Head Teacher, Seventh and Eighth Grades, His- tory, Guidance, Penman- ship. Prepam1iw1.' Shippens- burg Normal School. Exp.er1'er1fe.' Conewago Township, 189396, Hum- melstown, 1896. E. MYRTLE GARRETT A.B. HuM1v1e1.s'rowN, PA. Spelling, Literature, English, Junior High School. Preparalian: Lebanon Valley College. Experienee: YValtonville, 191 Ij13g Hummelstown Public Schools, 1913. F A C U L T Y PAUL W. HERSHEY B.S. PALMYRA PA Bool- cial IN Law, Trainir Preparation: Valley College, of Pennsylvania Experienee: Hummels- town High School, 1936. MARY ALICE BREUN- INGER, B.S. S'rRAs1aU1w, PA. Mathematics, Junior High School. Preparation: Millersville State Teachers College. Experienee: Hummels- town High School, 1938. GRACE A. HOTTEN- STEIN Hmulxssuizo, PA. Geography, Hygiene, .Iunior High School. Prepflmlion: Stewarts- t0Wh Academy, Johns Hopkins University, Col- umbia University. Experience: Millersburg High Schoolg Hummels- town Public Schools, 1930. ARTHUR RUSSELL SHOOP, A.B. R101-ILAND, PA. Mathematics. Preparalion: Gettys- burg College. Experienee: Hummels- town High School, 1938. g.f.,,,,. K.. ,,'f,M+' MARY M. ZOLL, B.S. HERS1-11211, PA. Typing, Shorthand, Sec- retarial Practice. Preparation: Indiana Sta-te Teachers College, Un1versityofPennsylvania Extension, Pennsylvania State College Extension. Experienee: Hummels- town High School, 1935. HELEN M. SKINNER HU1v11v1e1.s'rowN, PA. School Secretary. Preparalion: Hu mmels- town Public Schools. Experienre: Hummels- town Public Schools, 1933. CL, A. LOUISE GILLAN A.B. Panizkoox, PA. English, High School. Prepumlion: Lebanon Valley College, Pennsyl- vania State College, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania Extension. Experienee: Hummels' town High School, 1936. ETHEL KELLER, B.S. IN MUSIC EDUC. Hu1v1MeLsTowN, PA. Supervisor of Music, Girls' Hygiene. Prepamlian: Lebanon Valley College, N. Y. A. Extension in Chautauqua, N. Y. Experience: Hummels- town Public Schools, 1936, MEMBERS KENNETH T. WIL- DoNGER,B.s. A1.1.eN'rowN, PA. Boys' Hygiene, Civics, Physical Director, Assis- tant Coach. Preparalion: Ursinus College. Experienee: Hummels- town High School, 1937. EDGAR L. WIRE NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Band Director. Experienee: Hummels- town High School, 1932. MADELEINE F. EARNEST, A.B. HuMME1.s'rowN, PA. History, Social Studies, English. Preparation: Bucknell University. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1938. 1 ' exi- W WLM IIUIII I M j f rfTT T ,f Ugg I f L f X 17 VHIXLJ L ,I . IInWW:!:M1Ml,1W I' H un. HI J4' m 1959 wwf!!! COLORS Blue and Gold FLOWER American Beauty Roxe MOTTO Not at the Heightf hut Climbing TO THE CLASS OF 1939 HOME AJ you travel along life'x highway keep conxtantly in ininil the foundation of all your .rucoen and happinem. HONOR Strive to maintain at all tiineo a feeling of honor and ileoency. Pursue fhoye things which are honor- ahlej scorn thofe which are dixhonorahle. SERVICE Since 'Qferoice if the rent we pay for our .rpace here on earth, endeavor to help your fellowinen in tiine of trouhle and iiexolation. -fell: 14 LEWIS CORTELAZI SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pilot LEWIS CORTELAZI C0-Pilar MARLIN STOPFEL Fiwf Mate ESTHER SHUEY Haven ARLENE Huss ARLENE HUSS MARLIN STOPFEL Pilot Lewis Cortelazi, assisted by his loyal Co-pilot, Marlin Stopfel, navigated the sturdy craft Class of '39 through the last lap of its twelve-year journey. First Mate Esther Shuey stood guardian over the hold, and if '.1:t 1 ,rft'. :IRM worked with Hostess Arlene Huss, who kept an accurate log. Inspired by the ether wave of High Ideals, these four have led us on, climbing to the M C ., , glorious climax of our Senior Year! To them ll-W we owe much for thus aiding us to attain what we sought-scholastic and curricular achieve- ment of which we, as a class, can be duly proud. ESTHER SHUEY 15 WARREN HOERNER BEHRENS GENERAL BARNEY Who raid Ja? Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3 CCaptainD 45 Bo s' Chorus 2, 35 Bazaar Committee 4, Spirit Club 2, Hi-Y 35 H-Club 2, 3 gliresidentl 4, Meet the Dizzy Dean of H. H. S,! Barney's ability at pitching a baseball has made him quite famous here. A second sport in which he excelled was football, making him a two-letter man. Although he has been a rather quiet Senior, he is one who will make a good leader in the near future. ERMA MAE BELL CoMMERciAL RED Duff tell anyone, but l'm crazy! Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Debate 45 Tatler Staff 3, 45 Spirit Club 2, 3, 45 Student Cabinet 4, Girls' Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Banking Staff 4, Marlenburg Necklace 35 Tune In 35 Oh, Professor 45 H- Club 4. Here's Red Bell, jovial funmaker of the Senior Class. Erma joined us only as a Freshman, but in four years of her high school career she has risen to fame. Aside from being a basketball star, she has aided her class by taking part in all its dramatic presentations and its many other duties. MARY LOUISE BOLTON ACADEMIC Sis Hob 5'molzer.f. ' Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,junior Red Cross 15 Tatler Staff 1, 3, 45 Bazaar Committee 45 Library Staff 2, 35 Spirit Club 25 Girls' Club 45 Dramatic Club CSecretaryD 45 Blow Me Down 25 Crashing Society 35 Tune In 35 Oh, Professor 45 H-Club 3 CSecretaryD 45 Class Treasurer 1. We present the bonnie lassie who, for three years, has played varsity basketball for H. H, S. Due to her charming vivacity she is one of the most popular girls in the class. Her participation in all class activities has proved her a good sport. Best wishes, Mary! ELWOOD CHARLES CARLSON GENERAL Burr Yau'rc rraqyf' Football 2, 3, 45 H-Club 45 Hi-Y 3. When Buff first came to Hummelstown he was made conspicuous by his quietness. This reserve has marked his entire career at H. H. S. His shyness around girls makes him all the more attractive to the opposite sex. He distinguished himself on the football Field for several years, and was awarded a varsity in his Senior year. , va LEWIS LAWRENCE CORTELAZI AcAoEMic Lawns 1'll but you in the teethf' Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 44 Tatler Staff 44 Dramatic Club 45 Crashing Society 35 A'Tune In 3, Hi-Y Z, 3g Spirit Club 2, 3. Here comes the big little guy of the Senior Class who navigated that craft through its last moments of a high school career. Although Lewie was not active in sports, he aided the class in all its ventures, both economic and dramatic. For this reason, we extend to him all sincere wishes for success. GUY DAVIDSON ACADEMIC S'rrNK Wba1': the idea? Basketball 3, Spirit Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, H-Club 2, 3, 4. This young man is bound to be a success. He made quite a stir in Physics classes as well as Math classes because he could always solve the problems. His mind grasps all mathematics quite easily, and we visualize a brilliant future for him in engineering or some similar profession. We hope you succeed, Guy, WALTER KING EBERSOLE, JR. ACADEMIC i'Bun Ola, Sbucluf' Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 24 Vice-President 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4g Tatler QEditor-in-Chiefj 4, Bazaar Committee 44 Dramatic Club 4, Blow Me Down 2g The Marlenburg Necklace 3g Tune In 3, Oh, Professor 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, H-Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball CManagerD 2. Walter, for three years a mainstay in our class, was chosen this year to head the publication of the book. Although he has not been active in sports, he won his H for being head cheerleader. He worked consci- entiously and with distinction in the class's dramatic ventures. ROBERT MELVIN ENGLE ACADEMIC i'Bon I'm Adm. Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 H-Club 44 Boys' Chorus 2, 3g Spirit Club 3. You hear a deep bass voice, like distant thunder, then you hear the class roar. You can bet that Bob 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 Bob one of the most popular boys of our class. Lots of luck to you, Bob, 2 SE IORS , . Vik' 17 v 1' Qf 5 of SENIORS 1-1 .vw 'L u UV LEON GILBERT FAIR GENERAL FAT Yau're u honey. Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tatler Staff 45 Bazaar 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Blow Me Down 25 The Marlenburg Necklace 39 Tune In 35 Oh, Professor 4. What happens when you mix a hard worker with a good sport? The result is Fat, who is always prepared with a jovial argument to make a serious classroom lighter. Leon goes in strongly for dramatics and vocal interpretations, but had no tendency to sports. We are bound to hear more about him, so be on the lookout. CHARLES THEODORE FASNACHTMIR. ' ACADEMIC i'Doc He-y! Wait az minutefu Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tatler Stal? 45 Bazaar Committee 45 Dramatic Club 45 Crashing Society 35 Tune In 35 Oh, Professor 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Blow Me Down 2. Give Doc four years, and he'll be coming back to take Mr. Sponaugle's place in the chemistry class, or to give elevating lectures to rising students. Although his main interest at present is Annville, it did not interfere with his hard work. We hope he reaches his goal-to be a good chemistry teacher. JOHN JOSEPH FAZIO GENERAL Jon May I ga to :ee Mr. tfpanarfglef' Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football CManagerD 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball CManagerD 2, 3, 45 Bazaar Committee 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 H-Club Z, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2. Joe has become Mr. Sponaugle's right-hand man these last two years. If not in his home room, he is in the locker room getting equipment ready for a sporting game of football or basketball, Because of his attraction to sports we shouldn't be surprised to hear of him as a coach sooner or later. Good luck, joe MILDRED FISHER GENERAL ' lMlLLlE I'll bet. Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Girls' Club 45 Spirit Club 4. Millie is one of those quiet girls who are necessary in any class. Al- though she has not always been a member of our class, she has made herself popular among her classmates, She has become a friend to many, and he ps them whenever she sees they need aid. According to her plans, she will become a nurse. Here's hoping she succeeds! l gtk, MILTON WARREN FRETWELL GENERAL Romeo Where'.f the next slams? Who's that coming down the street? is the query made by all the lasses when they see a handsome, well-built laddie briskly strutting down the street. Milton is noted for his good nature and his gift of making himself at ease wherever he goes. We are sure that Milton will gradually reach the top. ETHEL MAE GINGRICH AcADEMtC ETnEL Yau gue:.r! Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3,Junior Red Cross CPresidentD 1, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 1, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Spirit Club 2, 3, Girls' Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Essay Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Maroon and White 3, 4, The Marlenburg Necklace 35 Tune In 3, Oh, Professor 4. Always willing, always accurate, describes Ethel's personality. She is quiet and demure, but not everyone realizes just what lies behind that silence. She is the only remaining Senior taking Latin, and is apparently successful. Ethel's ambition is to be a nurse. The class wishes her all the luck in the world. LAWRENCE FREDERICK GIPE GENERAL Gipsy Let me alone! Boys' Chorus 15 Tatler Stal? 45 Hi-Y 3. Lawrence is one of the quieter boys of our class. He likes to sleep any- where Cclasses includedb, which might account for part of his quietness. He seems to find pleasure in talking to girls-one Senior especially-but what boy doesn't? Don't give up the ship, Lawrenceg you'll reach port! HAROLD RICHARD GROVE GENERAL Dick Oh, Yeah! Look out, girls! Here comes that handsome brute who just can't resist tormenting the members of the opposite sex. His face is always covered with a wide grin, for he is one ot' the best-natured boys in the class. His witty remarks are the bright spots in the dreariest classes. He plans to go in for farming, and we're sure he'll make the grade. 19 Q ' f f f ORS N K N , K V '42 .au fi 'T' S IOR RUTH REBECCA GRUBER ACADEMIC J1MMEY' Honest to goadnerrl' ' Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Orchestra 45 Tatler Staff 45 Spirit Club 2, 34 Dramatic Club 4, Tune In 3, Crashing Society 34 Oh, Professor 4. Here is the prize musician of the Senior Class. A jovial manner and pleasing disposition has made Ruth quite popular among her classmates. Her ambition is to further her musical education. She exhibited her dram- atic ability as both a junior and a Senior, and she cheerfully did every task set before her. ETHEL MAE HARRO ACADEMIC En-mL' 'iHaU!' ' Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 15 Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Spirit Club 2, 3, Girls' Club 4, Dramatic Club 45 The Marlenburg Necklacel' 3. When one adds true loyalty to a desire to hel , what happens? The result is a staunch friend who can always be trustecli and that is just what Ethel is. She has an ever-ready smile and without Ethel the class certainly would not be what it is. JOHN BRENDEL HOCKER ACADEMIC JOHNNY 'iHnw do yau do it? Football 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Bazaar Committee 4, Spirit Club lg Hi-Y 3g H-Club 4g Basketball 3. This good-looking young gentleman is a bit of a musical genius. johnny can handle the violin like Rubinoff. He is perhaps shy with the opposite sex, but that adds to the admiration of others for him. We wish him the best of luck. RUSSELL WALTER HOERNER ACADEMIC Rui What nreyou doing now? Student Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 4. Stop and look! Here comes the Einstein of the Class of '39. This boy will be given plenty of attention in future years. If you don't know your Physics, see Rut. We believe that eventually he will hang his hat in the Hall of Fame, if he solves the problems in his career as he did the ones in Physics class. l X. ARLENE RYDER HUSS COMMERCIAL Lama Ola, bak! Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 4, Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 4g Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Girls' Club 45 Dramatic Club 4, Banking StaH 4g Tune ln 35 Crashing Societyl' 3. This young lady is one whose effect the class has always felt. Her ability in sports, as well as in her scholastic record, has made her an out- standing fi ure. Her earnest attempts to aid her fellow students bore fruit, for they ogen looked to her for assistance. We are sure she will hit the lucky chord in the near future, RAYMOND JOHN IMHOF, JR. ACADEMIC IMMY You wan't get ta Heaverzfn Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Tatler Staff4, Spirit Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4g Tune In 3, Crashing Society' 3, Oh, Professor 45 Hi-Y 2, 3. Meet the sworn bachelor of our class! Imagine it, if you can! The Seniors can't seem to picture it, Raymond's quick wit made him a popular young Romeo despite his claims. Even with his six feet of brawn, he did not lean towards sports but made quite lively presentations on the stage for the Junior and Senior plays. We hope you maintain your celibacy, but we doubt if you will. EMMA LOUISE KELLER AcADEM1c Skiers-r Now waitfu Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball QManagerD 3, 44 Debate Club 1, 2, 44 Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 44 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 44 Student Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 4, Dramatic Club 4g Maroon and White 1, 2, 3 Cliditorl 4g i'Blow Me Down 2, Tune ln 3, Crashing Societyn 3, Oh, Pro- fessor 4. Here she is, but where is her heart? In Manheim! But putting all jokes aside, Skeet is one student who has indeed been beneficial to the class. She has done every task put before her with apparent success. She has held her record high, and has worked hard in the interests of her classmates. Her loyalty and friendliness have made her a target for the class when in difficulty. RAY BENSON LENKER, JR. ACADEMIC RED Wlvat war that? Football 3, 4g Bazaar Committee 45 Tune ln 34 i'The Marlenburg Necklace 35 H-Club 45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Hi-Y 3. Here comes a Plymouth! There it goes! No need to worry, folks, for it's Red Lenker behind the wheel. Ray has become a good driver, and one that can be depended upon to get you where you want to go. He won his varsity in football, after two years of service, He plans to become a cadet at West Point, and we sincerely hope he makes the grade. 21 SE IORSJVVTK I M gx S Y IOR 42 Ill 4 if u, 3' Q3 0 X1 97 -1 Q., 5 S RAY MARTIN LOOK GENERAL Moo Now when I get ta be Pre.fident. Football 2, 3, 4, H-Club 3, 45 Basketball 4, Hi-Y 2. Due to his cleverness, Moo is always contriving new means by which he can disturb one, but we know he really means no harm. He is liked by the student body for his all round good s ortsmanship. Moo has gained fmany honors by his unusual athletic performances. PAUL EDWARD MARTIN GENERAL Tien Olaf Ln! La. ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Tune In 35 Blow Me Down 2. Meet the man of sports. The Class of '39 presents the lad who has given his all to sports, and who has risen to the heights in this realm. In spite of his devotion to athletics, he found time to be a helper to all those who need him. We feel sure he will master any situation which he may run against in his life. JERALDINE QUEEN MCKISSICK ACADEMIC JERRY I dmz't want ta. Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 4, Tatler Staff 3, 45 Bazaar Committee 45 Girls' Club 45 Dramatic Club 4g i'The Marlenburg Necklace 3, Tune In 3g Oh, Professor 45 Maroon and White 4. This young lady, jerry or Queenie to her friends, is one of the flrebrands of the Senior Class. Her fluent tongue and inexhaustible supply of work make a cheerful chatter at all times. Into the midst of any gathering she can inject joy and merriment. Although she is seen frequently with a dark-haired Junior, her ventures are all for the advantage of the Senior Class. JAY ROBERT NEY ACADEMIC Bon ' 'Yeabl' ' Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Blow Me Down 2, Tune In 35 Crashing Society 3, Hi-Y 2, 3. Bob, like most people, when once started, is able to proceed with amaz- ing rapidity. This does not signify that he is talkative, it merely means that when Bob has begun a project of interest, he cannot stop. Never at a loss for something to claim his time and energy, we feel sure that he will triumph over the problems that beset him. 'I ' L DARVIN OLIVER PATRICK ACADEMIC DMN I dimgreef' Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Football QManagerj 1, 2, 3, 4g Track QManagerD Ig Band 1g Bazaar Committee 4g Blow Me Down 25 Tune ln 34 Crashing Society 35 Oh, Professor 4. Attention, girls! Here is none other than the Class Dapper Dan. Darv is very well acquainted with the opposite sex here in good old Hummels- town. His one outstanding hobby is driving a car. He has gained many honors by his striking dramatic performances. Best of luck to you, Darv. GRACE ERMA PLOUSE ACADEMIC GR,xca' i'0h .rlrul up. ' Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 25 Tatler Staff 4g Bazaar Committee 4g Girls' Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Essay Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 15 Maroon and White 2, 3, 4g Tune In 3g The Marlenburg Necklace 3. Grace is the only Senior girl to play in the High School Band, She was also one of the three students to take three years of Latin, but declined to take it a fourth year. She distinguished herself as an amateur journalist by serving for three years on the Maroon and White Staff. All these credits she plans to use in becoming a teacher. She can do it. MARY KATHRYN REIGLE COMMERCIAL HSQUlRTl What far? Girls' Chorus 3, 44 Basketball 2, 45 Tatler Staff 4g Bazaar Committee 49 Girls' Club 45 Spirit Club 3, 4. Don't be fooled by Mary's sober expression! She is a little lady with a large smileAat most times. During her high-school career Mary has made a great many friends. Keep up the good work, Mary, you've won half the battle already. IRVIN SAMUEL RICKER GENERAL Pop Track 3. Here we have the most bashful boy of the class. This has not barred him from having many friends, however. Although he does not participate in extra-curricular activities, we feel certain that some day Pop will he one of the world's best-selling businessmen. 2 SE. 1oRs Xvhfyf Ls-J' .yx-J' ur 'F FU, . - ai 23 Ks fl I Q' Ziff ,Z SENIOR il 42' Xl we 425 ANNA ESTHER SHUEY CoMMERc1AL Er'rs Yau lie like a rug! Basketball 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Class Secretary 1, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 45 Spirit Club 3, Girls' Club 4, Blow Me Down 2, Tune In 3, Crashing Society 3, 44011, Professor 4, H-Club 3, 4. This young lady, a basketball and dramatic star of H. H. S., has an odd ability to get along with everyone. Although she is seldom seen in a serious mood, her class standing has not been affected. She is often seen with a tall junior athletic star, but she has still remained a Senior. Good luck, Etts, EDWARD FRANCIS SHUEY GENERAL NED Boys' Chorus 4, Track 2, Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Band 2. The Class Poet steps in line. Ed has the ability to write a concise, expressive poem, and to employ an excellent choice of words. But this is not all he can do. His most important topic of conversation is a certain junior girl. The Class of '39 wishes Ed the best life can olfer. 0' WILLIAM MEADE SHUEY GENERAL Bus Hey, Fat, mme here zz minutef' Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Track 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Banking Staff 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4, The Marlenburg Necklace 3, I-Ii-Y 2, 3. Bus is another of our commercial workers who never has a great deal to say, and is known as an independent worker. Although he doesn't undertake many extra-curricular activities, what he does, he does well. Even though we don't hear much from him now, we are sure that some day he will be an outstanding person. MARLIN EUGENE STOPFEL COMMERCIAL A ASTOPFELH ' 'Hi-Yah' ' Boys' Chorus 2, Track CManagerD 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Vice- President 4, Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 4, Student Cabinet 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4g The Marlenburg Necklace 3, Hi-Y 2, 3. All work and no play never made this lad a dull boy, as any of his friends can tell you. At almost any time Stopfel can be seen working in- dustriously and always with a happy-goflucky spirit. He puts his whole heart and soul into his work, whether it be shorthand or a basketball game. Stopfel has lots of friends and we are sure he will make many more in the commercial world. MARTHA MAE WOLFE ACADEMIC JOHNNY Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 35 Tatler Staff 44 Bazaar Committee 4g Spirit Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 45 Dramatic Club 4, 'ABlow Me Down 25 'Tune In 3, The Marlenburg Necklace 35 Junior Red Cross 1. Martha is the one member of the Class of '39 who has definite plans for the future. During her high school career she has worked to one end. Her dramatic ability is by no means slighted, nor is her good spirit. Johnny is a good sport about everything, and for this reason has been constantly in demand. Best wishes, Martha. DOROTHY JEAN YORTY , fy - COMMERCIAL Do'r' iw! ' Girls' Chorus 25 Library Staff 3, 45 Spirit Club 2, 35 Girls' Club 4, Essay . I Contest 2, 34 Crashing Society 3. Dot is a valuable Commercial student here at school because she is an excellent secretary. She has worked hard on the business side of educa- tion, and understands what to do in Commercial life. Although her main outside interest is not Centered at Hummelstown, her every effort was to aid her Class. A prize for anyone. ELEANOR MAE YOUNG COMMERCIAL ELE.4NoR Hey, Dat. ' Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Essay Contest 2. Meet the quietest girl in the Senior class who doesn't talk unless she has something to say, Her genial good nature has made her a friend of many, and one who can be called a real friend. She is to be depended upon at all times. She has pursued her high school career with diligence. Good luck to you, Eleanor, ZELMA ROMAINE ZINN COMMERCIAL AAK1DDEli Q Reigle, what urejzw dawg? Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Basketball 2, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Bazaar Committee 45 Banking Staff 4, Spirit Club 3, 4. Zelma, one of the best gigglers in the Senior Class, is also one of the best workers. She is a familiar hgure in the typing-room at any time, and will become somebody's stenog before too long. An ardent follower of sports, Zelma gained distinction on the basketball floor at H, H. S. Keep up the good work, Kidder. 25 IOR OUR TRIP HEN, in September, 1935, The Class of '39 left port for a four-year trip to Graduation Day, little did anyone realize what lay before them. Although the sea had been charted before, this noble craft decided to try a new path. Soon, having elected our Freshman officers, we found ourselves deep in the whirl of social functions-dances, athletics, clubs, debates, and plays. Before we realized it, the first lap of our journey was over, and we neared the coaling station at Sopho- more Class. Here the crew initiated several new helmsmen, including Mr. Hershey, Miss Gillan, and Mr. Sponaugle. We soon chose class rings for those aboard, and then found ourselves posing for Taztler pictures. Now thejunior Class port loomed before us. Having gained in experience, we left harbor valiantly. Our assembly program at Christmas-time gave the public an insight into the ability which we were to dis- play in our Junior Play-a double-feature program, The Marlenburg Necklace and Crashing Society. We followed this with our food sale, which led on to the glamorous Junior-Senior Reception that closed this lap of our journey. Immediately upon setting out on the sea of Senior Class, we found ourselves in a whirlpool of action-a weiner roast, a food sale, Christmas-card sale, wreath sale, class play, Oh, Professor, a second food sale, flower sale, dances, debates, clubs, and athletics. We now stopped for three days at Washington, and set out again, to prepare for Class Day. The big day, Commencement, finally comes. After the Alumni Banquet is over, our diplomas are safe in our possession. With this as our background, we are now ready to embark on a new ship, the U. S. S. Famria. May the pilot Success be with us all! 1 939 3 621126125 TATLER NEWS OF THE WORLD JUNE 2 1949 Mr. Raymond Imhof, famed airplane pilot, won the 35,000 Grand Prize in the Keno races here yesterday. The prize is offered each year by Mr. Lewis Cortelazi, Who found oil in his land. The plane was designed by Mr. Milton Fretwell, especially for this occasion. Miss Ethel Harro has been appointed head librarian of the Breman Library built by Mr. Richard Grove, and designed by Mr. Robert Engle. Miss Esther Shuey, prized secretary of Mr. Marlin Stopfel, president of the Gilden Iron Works, handed in her resignation to announce her engagement to her tall, dark, and handsome big moment. Mr. Ray Look, American Olympic star, gave a short talk to Coach John Fazio's football squad, setting up for them the professional star, Mr. Paul Martin, as the ideal they should follow. Walter Ebersole's band, with Miss Ruth Gruber at the keyboard, and Miss Louise Keller on the vocal interpretations, will be the greatest attraction at the opening of Edward Shuey's 400,' Club tomorrow night. Mr. Shuey's brother William painted the murals, which were highly praised by Mr. Warren Behrens, well-known critic with the American News Syndicate. Leon Fair's Dairies today hired Miss Mary Reigle and Miss Eleanor Young as the head secretaries. Mr. lrvin Ricker has become head auditor of the hrm. Mr. Charles Easnacht, rising research chemist, perfected his formula for a cure for cancer today, which Pharmacist John Hocker will prepare for the Clayburn Hospital of which Miss Mildred Fisher is head nurse. Miss Jeraldine McKissick, famed home economics expert, gave a talk on Home- makingn to the Housewives Club today after Mrs. H. Kappenhaver, me Miss Martha Wolfe, and Mrs. Bloomfield, nee Zelma Zinn, were chosen to represent their chapter at the national convention next month. Mr. Darvin Patrick, movie producer at W. B. Studios, will direct the new film She Said No! from the book of the same name by Miss Grace Plouse. He has chosen as his leading man Mr. Elwood Carlson, who recently signed a hve-year contract. Miss Ethel Gingrich, who had recently received her degree in languages, spoke to the graduating class last night on the importance of planning your future. Miss Dorothy Yorty, famed poetess, also was present. Mr. Ray Lenker, representing the physical training of youth at West Point, and Mr. Guy Davidson, the training of the mind because of his position as head mathe- matician at Yarvard, will address the Youth of the World Assembly at Kraller Hall tomorrow. Lawyer Russell Hoerner defended Miss Erma Bell, president of Bell Meat Markets, who was charged with unfair competition by Miss Arlene Huss, president of the Huss Bologna Works. Mr. Jay Ney and Mr. Lawrence Gipe will attend the National Farmers' Convention this summer at Denver, Colo. 1939 3 A ' l 4 v.vvrI,' TATLER 127121 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT or THE CLASS or '59 Y X 7E, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE, of Hum- melstovvn High School, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and body, do hereby publish this document as our last will and testament. ITEM I To the Class of '40, We, the Class of '39, bequeath all our pranks and tricks. If they be wise, they will profit by our example and fail to commit them as a Senior Class. To this group, also, we leave, as an example, our high ideals, hoping that theirs may be similarly set. As a Commercial Class, we leave our cherished positions of faculty secretaries to all coming commercial students. As Academic students, we bequeath our trips to the farm with Mr. Sponaugle, and our translation banners in language classes to each aspiring group. ITEM II Ruth Gruberis musical talent is left to Marguerite Landis, and William Shuey's deep bass voice to Harry Miller. The cherished position of high school chauffeur, held this year by Ray Lenker, Charles Fasnacht, Darvin Patrick, Leon Fair, and John Hocker, is left to Warren Strite, Ralph Bingamen, Charles Brandt, and john Hall. The basketball ability of Mary Bolton and Erma Bell is left to Marguerite Landis and Geraldine Rupert. Paul Martin and Ray Look leave the captaincy of the foot- ball team to Rudolph Petrina. Milton Fretvvell's nonchalance we bequeath to Vivian Fetterman, the talkative- ness of Jeraldine McKissick to Betty Smith, the quietness of Eleanor Young, Irvin Ricker, and Elwood Carlson to Betty Alleman, Rudolph Petrina, and John Horn respectively. Russell Hoerner's ability to solve physics problems goes to all rising physics students. Guy Davidson's ability to sleep at any time is left to Earl Hanclwerk. The ability of Raymond Imhof and Richard Grove of being pests to the opposite sex we leave to John Patrick. Do not be afraid to use it. Esther Shuey's ability as a drum majoress we donate to Sarah Keeney, Louise Keller's cheer-leading to Jean Ebersole. Walter Ebersole's natural leadership is Lawrence Heagy's. John Fazio's position as right-hand man to Mr. Sponaugle We give to John Patrick. Ethel Gingrich's speaking ability we bequeath to William Miller, due to his seemingly unlimited store of excess wordiness in classes. Martha Wolfe's ability to drive is left to Robert Sterner. Finally vve bequeath to the faculty a supply of color restorer for the grey hair we have caused them. We hope future classes will be easier on their endurance. Signed CLASS OF '39 1939 5: H-:I281tH TATLER o Best Dressed . . Best Sports . . Best Athletes . . Most Studious . Best Dancers ..., Best Actress and Actor Best Musicians .... . , Class Giggler .,., Most Likely to Succeed Most Handsome . , Most Attractive . Class Pest . . . Faculty Pets , . Most Bashful . . Wittiest ..., Most Popular . . Most Influential . Best All-rounders . . Tallest ..,.. Shortest ..... Most Intellectual . . Most Beneficial . Best Socializers . 1959 L WHO'S WHO in the CLASS OF 1959 ESTIIER SHUEY and MILTON FRETWELL ERMA BELL and JOHN HOCKER MARY BOLTON and RAY LOOK LOUISE KELLER and RUSSELL HOIiRNER MARY BOLTON and DARVIN PATRICK ETIIEL GINORICH and WALTER EBERSOLE RUTH GRUEER and VJALTER EBERSOLE ESTIIER SHUEY LOUISE KEI.LP1R and RUSSELL HOERNER ELVVOOD CARLSON ESTHER Si-IUEY LEON FAIR ERMA BELL and LEON FAIR ELENORA YOUNG and IRVIN RICKER . .JERALDINE Nlcliissicx and LEON FAIR MARY BOLTON and LEVVIS CORTELAZI LOUISE KELLER and WALTER EBERSOLE ERMA BELL and JOHN HOCKER MILDRED FISHER and EDWARD SHUEY MARY REIGLE and LEWIS CORTELAZI ETHEL GINGRICH and RUSSELL HOERNER ETHEL GINGRICH and RUSSELL HOERNIZR MARY BOLTON and LEON FAIR TATLER -12912. 1939 6, HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1940 President HARRY MILLER Vice-Prefident RUDOLPH PETRINA Secretary MARGUERITE LANDIS Trearurer GEORGE EDWARDS I COLORS Green and Gold FLOWER Tezlirmarz Rafe MOTTO Labor Conquer.: All Thingr' UR blessed School Days, School Days, Good Old Golden Rule Days started some eleven years ago-September 1927, to be exact. As a good start is essential for a prosperous finish, we certainly had opportunity to be moulded perfectly from the beginning, Half of our present class were tutored by Miss Anna Barclay and the others by the late Miss Elizabeth Price. Showing improvement as we travel in the increasingly hard road of education, there will be a burst of glory as the potential geniuses of the Class of '40 leave the halls of Hummelstown High for the last time. During the first six years we inhabited the grade school building and showed our ability as actors by producing many special holiday playlets. We partic- ipated actively in the presentation of numerous May Day pageants as well as displaying our artful and constructive talents at exhibition time. During this period we were increased in number by the coming of many new pupils to this vicinity. After those years were completed, we realized our dream had come true-we entered the new build- ing. How we had envied the pupils who had the opportunity of this modern haven of education! But hard work was the only way by which to achieve success-in the new building or in the old one. Our first assembly program, on Columbus Day, will always be remembered with pride. We also got our first taste of salesmanship-selling tickets for the Annual Bazaar. At the end of the very eventful eighth-grade year, under the guiding tutelage of the late Miss Annie B. Nye, we celebrated our transfer into High School with a banquet. As verdant Freshmen we piled up a few assets toward our Washington Trip by winning many Parent-Teachers' Association prizes through Mrs. Snyder's perseverance. The Class of '40 purchased their rings during their Sophomore year and also made their debut in the sports circles of our school, many of their athletes showing ability by securing positions on the varsity football, basketball, track and baseball squads. Our first major dproduction, The Boss of the Powderhorn, presente during our Junior year along with our Food Sale, provided funds for us to entertain the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Reception, the important social function of the year. .lf 30 il.. ELIZA BETH JANE ALLEMAN ACADEMIC BETTY Good humor ix alwayr a .fueeefJ. RALPH MILTON BINGAMIN COMMERCIAL HBINGIE Wbaf care I for worry, work, or trouble? CHARLES MASSIMER BRANDTMIR. ACADEMIC CHARLIE Quiet rexerve at all timer if one reqaixite of a true gemlenzarz CAROLINE MARGUERITE CARROLL COMMERCIAL 'ACAROL A becoming demeanor if the mark of a lady. PAULINE AGNES COBAUGH COMMERCIAL UPACKY Good thing come in fmall parkagexf' EVELYN ROMAINE COOPER COMMERCIAL EVE ModeJtj' if a priqed arromplz.rhme11t. HENRY HOERNER DIEMLER COMMERCIAL HEN No one if wife at all timed' JOHN EDWARD DILLON COMMERCIAL RED If love and duty clark, lor dug' go lo rmaflaf' JOHN RICHARD ECKENROTHJR. ACADEMIC UECKY Live, lore, a1zdlea1'r1. F X f P A GEORGE ERVIN EDWARDS ACADEMIC CHIC :t HI! if muff? eayier Io do and die than i! if to rearon ulryf' if I A, A DOROTHY JANE EISENHOUR ll r , 4 i, Lk ACADEMIC DOT 3 I 5' , , -22 J'1le1zce fpeakr louder than wo1'd,r. 2, A ' DOROTHY ROMAYNE FARLING ' ' COMMERCIAL Dar I The greateft fault of ane'1 fzamre-to be in lone. I .ev ' I vm ' My I It ' '-f , Q ' flw .Y CZLJMMLZZ fohfmf .If-Q.. ' QWZSIEZQTQ I ef QP I J ' riff' is , Il 'K 'jfxjffl 3' I if 4 xl N E 5 Y 2 5 vi . Q ,igglg A 456-,JK zfiifhfm -S-f . -fa Q Q C: .. .,-. 3. .Q 5 1 I C I. 0 .Q A A I :A 5 .C A A- A A CORA MAY FENNER COMMERCIAL FENNER Tall, graceful, and willaw-gf. JOHN WENRICH HALL ACADEMIC FARMER Yan ga your way anal let me go mine. FRANCIS LEON HAUSER ACADEMIC HPLUK Eat, drink, and he merry, fer tomarrow we die. GLADYS JEANETTE HAWTHORNE COMMERCIAL NGLADDY 'ifilenre i1 never an ejfertive methad of expreuing one.Ielf. KATHARYN VIRGINIA HOFFER X' COMMERCIAL UHOPIIER Them who are pepalar deIerve attentienf JOHN PAUL HUMMEL, JR. K ACADEMIC KKMONK Contentenent if hetter than richer. HAROLD ROBERT KRIESER COMMERCIAL HPUNKIN WOOD He har a thoumnal ieleax-all wrong. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH LANDIS COMMERCIAL HMARGY Civilized man cannot live without marie. TREBA ELOISE LENTZ COMMERCIAL 'ATREBA A jovial :pirit hrightenx the day. HARRY KREIGER MILLER ACADEMIC HARRY Greater men have built hefare me, but I deuh! it. JOHN AUNGST PATRICK COMMERCIAL JoI-IN Time if money: never wane it, RUDOLPH RICHARD PETRINA COMMERCIAL G-ug-,ug Never do taday what ean he done tomorrow. gf Q J ii-? i I FT 7 .gegiwlvzgff I ffmnc me , 1 C K W, +5 . I R' D wg. elite Vx ' I R9 I - AAII I' xv 9, in I 1 Q ' A Rf: in. -If t QTY x FRANCES PATRICIA RATHFON COMMERCIAL HFRANCES Do not .rqutznder time, for that ix the Imfj life ir made KATHRYN REIG LE ACADEMIC HKA'l'En HI like myfelf hetter than all my friendrf' JESSE VIRGINIA RICKER COMMERCIAL HKIINNY The charm of her prexenee war felt where ,che went. GERALDINE ESTA RUPERT COMMERCIAL .IMICKEY 'The talleIfEgad haw the talluf' MARY ALICE SHIFFLER COMMERCIAL HSIIIEPIE Her plefzfing :mile mdiatey throughout the entire Jehoolf' HAROLD PAUL SMITH COMMERCIAL HSARGE Give praixe where praixe ix due. ROBERT LEE STERNER ACADEMIC POP Benin are keyf to wixdamk treafure WARREN EUGENE STRITE COMMERCIAL HSTRITEY A typical Dan Juan. LESTER VERDELLI ACADEMIC B.-IEE Life if I1 highway ta tread uf we will. PAULINE ELVA WEAVER COMMERCIAL UPOLLY Beware, Jtill waterr ffm deep. HAROLD CHRISTIAN WOLFE ACADEMIC 'AFA-r 'Ifpeeeh if Iilver, hut :ilenee i.r galdenf' CAROLINE ELVA WOLFERSBERGER COMMERCIAL SHRmp Gad helpf them that help them.rel1fe.f. vw- : , fv-Lg R X, . 1,5 .. '-L f 554: 3 Y. 'fig :QU X A --'ff XIX ! . V i ind' I If 10-A CLASS ROLL Prexident . , Vice-Prwident . .Yecretmj . Trmfuref . TEACHER: MR. SHOOP BECK, STUART BISTLINE, CHARLES BOSNER, JUNE BRECKENMAKER, EDWARD COOPER, JOHN COOPER, WILLIAM EARLY, ROBERT EBERSOLE, JOHN EISENHOUR, MYRTLE FETTERMAN, DAVID GRUBER, JOHN HEISEY, GERALDINE . JOHN SHUEY , JOHN HORN . CHARLES BISTLINE . JUNE BOSNER HORN, JOHN HUMMEL, FRANCES HUSS, GERALDINE KINLEY, ETHEL MILLER, ROBERT MILLER, WILLIAM SHELLENHAMMER, ED SHUEY, JOHN WAGNER, HERBERT WAITE, EUGENE WENRICH, EARL ZEITERS, RAYMOND ITH 10-C CLASS ROLL Prexidenf . . Vice-President . .femfmry . . Treamrer . TEACHER: MISS ZOLL ALLEMAN, SIDNEY DAVIDSON, BETTY DEANER, ROSELLA DIFFENDERFER, EUGENE EARLY, MILES FAIR, JEAN GINGRICH, ARLENE M. HANDWERK, EARL KRAMER, ETHEL KRODEL, EVELYN 34 . EARL HANDWERK . GLADYS KRONB . ,JEAN FAIR . MILES EARLY KRONE, GLADYS LENKER, RICHARD MARTIN, CHESTER MCKISSICK, VERDILLA RHAN, CHARLES SHOOP, LENORE STEVENSON, PEARL WALTERS, LOIS WRIGHTSTONE, FRANCES ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT 9 -A CLASS ROLL Pfexidem' . . . .JEAN BURKHOLDER Vice-Prexident . . ALICE SOLADA Secretngf . , . JOHN MCKISSICK TTBEJIAYQY ,...., GERALDINE BAER TEACHER: MISS GILLAN BAER, GERALDINE BRECKENMAKER, WAYNE BURKHOLDER, JEAN CARROLL, ADELINE CASSEL, TRUMAN CASSEL, WARREN COLDREN, RUTH ALICE DEIMLER, ISABELLE EEERSOLE, JEAN ESI-IELMAN, WARREN FETTERMAN, VIVIAN FORS, OSCAR FRITZ, MARIE HUMMEL, BETTY HUNTZINGER, RICHARD IMI-IOF, EARL LANDIS, EARL LENTZ, STANLEY LIOI-IT, BETTY JANE LOWER, MARY CATH- ERINE LUDWIG, BETTY MARIANI, ROLAND MCKISSICK, JOHN NEIBERT, EDGAR RATH, HELEN REMLEY, STUART RHAN, WILLIAM SHIEFLER, RUTH ALICE SMITH, BETTY SOLADA, ALICE THOMPSON, HOWARD THOMPSON, WILLIAM WITMER, DONALD WOLEERSEERGER, ELIZ BETH YORTY, ESTHER AE 35 9-C CLASS Prefident . . Vive-Prefident , ferretmjy . . Treamrer . . , ROLL . LESLIE NELSON . WAYNE NELSON , BETTY KELLER . . , .EARL SEIBERT TEACHER: MR. WILDONGER BALDWIN, RALPH BASEI-IORE, HAROLD BURRIDGE, THEODORE CARLSON, CI-IRISTON DEIMLER, BETTY JANE DERR, LESTER FISHER, FERN FORS, W7ERNA GINGRICH, RICHARD GOOD, JEANETTE GROVE, DELMAR HANDSHAW, JOHN HEISEY, PAUL IMHOF, DONALD KELLER, BETTY JANE KOLARIC, ANTHONY 'KRAMER, JANE LONCAREVIC, ANNIE Jw LUDWIG, NELDA MARTIN, MELVIN MCPHERSON, NEWTON NELSON, LESLIE NELSON, WAYNE NESTER, DOROTHEA PETRINA, BERNARDINE SANDERS, HARRY SEHWARTZ, ELWOOD SEIBERT, EARL STRAWSER, CAROLINE XVADLINGER, MELVIN XVEAVER, RUTH XVERT, BETTY JANE WWVRIGHT, BETTY RVOUNG, X7ELMA ZINN, THOMAS 8-A CLASS ROLL Prefizient . . Vice-Pruident . .ferremry . , Tremurer , TEACHER: MISS NYE BAKER, LUCILLE BARTO, PAUL BRANDT, ESTHER BRIOHTBILL, DOROTHY BURCHFIELD, JAMES DOUOLASS, LOIS ECHENROTH, HERBERT ENGLE, ESTHER MARIE GINGRICH, ROBERT GRUEER, AMOS HARLACKER, CHARLES HAWK, BEVERLEY HOLMES, RICHARD HOUSEWORTH, WILLIAM HUMMEL, CHARLES ROBERT GINGRICH KATHLEEN RUPERT RICHARD HOLMES MARY JANE ZIMMERMAN HUMMEL, RICHARD Huss, JOSEPH KEENEY, SARAH KRODEL, CHARLES MARTIN, MIRIAM PEIEFER, THOMAS POTTS, KENNETH RATHEON, LOUIS REED, DONALD RUPERT, KATHLEEN SHANAMAN, JOSEPH SLOUGH, JAMES ZEITERS, RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN, MARY JAN E 8-B CLASS ROLL Prefident . . Vice-Prexident . .Yecretmgf . . TfBdJ1lf6f . HARRY STRITE HAROLD STOUDT ARLENE LYTER WILLIAM MARTIN TEACHER: MISS GARRETT BALDWIN, CHARLES BINGAMAN, FOSTER BURRIDGE, LEVINIA COTTINGHAM, EVELYN EARLY, JOSEPHINE FINNEY, GEORGE HOFFER, ANNA HOFFMAN, PHYLLIS KIEEEER, CLEON KLINE, ESTHER KREISER, MILDRED LINDSEY, WILLIAM LUTZ, ELWOOD LYTER, ARLENE I 36 MARTIN, WILLIAM MCMDRRIS, WILLIAM MUSSER, CHESTER REIGLE, DAVID RHAN, MURIEL ROYER, FRANKLIN SLESSER, NONA SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, RUTH ANNA SNYDER, BURDETTE STOUDT, DELEPHINE STOUDT, HAROLD STRITE, HARRY YOUNTZ, CLYDE S 7-A CLASS ROLL Prefident . . Vice-Prexident . .Yerremry . . Tmuurer . . . PAUL STONER HAROLD HIXON EVELYN HARTMAN JUNE SPIRE TEACHER: MRS. HOTTENSTEIN BAER, ERNEST BAXTER, SAMUEL BOSNER, NELDA BURRELL, ROBERT CASSEL, ROBERT DIFFENDERFER, CECILE DILLON, WILLIAM DOUGLASS, ANNA DUNCAN, BETTY GLEIM, JAMES HARTMAN, EVELYN HEIN, BETTY JANE HIXON, HAROLD ILGENFRITZ, JOHN JOHNSON, AILEEN KINLEY, LEE MARIANO, DORIS MUMMA, BETTY RHINESMITH, BETTY ROBERTS, RALPH RUOF, PHYLLIS SHUEY, PAULINE SLEICHTER, JUNE STONER, PAUL STROMAN, JANE STROMAN, JUNE WJOGEL, JOHN WALTERS, JEAN YOUNG, MARY AD 7-B CLASS ROLL Prefident . . Vice-Praridenr , . . .fenvmfjf , T1'eamr'e1' . FRANCIS FENNER RICHARD FAIR THELMA GARRETT EDWARD CORTELAZI TEACHER: MISS BREUNINGER BUSH, GENE CORTELAZI, EDWARD DAVIDSON, RAY EISENHOUR, HERMAN FAIR, RICHARD FENNER, FRANCIS FRAZIER, PAULINE GARRETT, THELMA HOUSER, FILLMORE HOUSER, FLOYD HUSS, ELISE JONES, GRACE MOYER, PAULINE MULLIN, XVILLIAM JE PAGE, GLADYS PATRICK, NELDA RHAN, PHYLENE SHERTZER, IRVIN SHIPFLER, PAUL SHUEY, ROMAINE SITES XVILLARD , SLESSER, RUTH STRAWSER, DONALD XVALLACE, RICHARD XVALTERS, ELLWOOD XVARBLE, EVERETT XVILSON, DELLA XVOLFERSBERGER, PAU L MISS CATHARINE BOWEN, A.B. MRS. DOROTHY FOLTZ MISS EVELYN SOWERS MISS MIRIAM BROWN MRS. LILLIAN O. SHUEY MISS KATHRYN ZEITERS XTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE R MISS MARJORIE NISSLEY MRS. ALBERTA BRECKER MISS FLORENCE A LWINE MISS MARIAN FREEMAN, ED.M. MISS ANNA BARCLAY MISS SARA JANE BUSER M K V . W ,fff f f f 1 7 W wsfi K f! f fMlqA NNKMK ' 41 Sealed, left lo figbl: E. Dill'enclcrl'cr, W, Strike, R. Eckenroth, R. Petrlna, H. Nliller. Standing: J. Fuzln, I.. Verclclli, C, Martin, G, Edwards, R. Look, J. P. Hummel, H. Smith, S. Beck, B. L. Sponaugle. BOYS' BASKETBALL SUCCESSFUL season was turned in by the boys' basketball team, by winning six of the eighteen games scheduled. Since the team, super- vised by Mr. Sponaugle and Mr. Wil- donger, was composed chiefly of Juniors, the prospects for the coming season are encouraging. 42 TEAM RECORD OF 1938-39 Hummelstown ...,.......,...,,. 9 Lower Paxton . . . . 28 Hummelstown . , , . 26 Alumni ..., . . Z5 Hummelstown . . . . 14 Middletown . . . . 18 Humrnelstown . . . . 20 Palmyra .... , . Z4 Hummelstown . . , . 30 Highspire ..... . . Z3 Hummelstown ...., . . 12 Hershey Ind. School , . , . 25 Hummelstown .... . . 28 Susquehanna . . . . 17 Hummelstown . . . . 26 Swatara ..., . . 39 Hummelstown . . . . 15 Lower Paxton , . . . . 30 Hummelstown ..... . . 15 Hershey Ind. School . , . , 22 Hummelstown .... . . 11 Middletown .... . . 24 Hummelstown . . . . 34 Annville . . . . . ZS Hummelstown . . . . 22 Central Penn . . . . 35 Hummelstown . . , . 23 1-lighspire . . . . .18 Hummelstown . . . . 18 Palmyra .... . . 27 Hummelstown . . . . 34 Susquehanna . . . . 18 Hummelstown . , . , 20 Annyille . . . . , 22 Hummelstown . . , . 29 Swatara .... . . 52 Sealed, lefl to rigbl: C. Fenner, A. Huss, M. Bolton, 1, Bell, E, Sliucy, J. McKiSSicL. Second row: T. Lentz, L. Keller, I7. Hummel, M. Landis, M. Eiscnlmur, D. Furling, M. A. Brcunin er Third mu-: L. Shoop, L. Walu-rs, I. Kinlcy, A, Holler, G. Ruppert. TEAM RECORD OF 1938-59 Hummelstown . . . .,.,,.,...,. . . 27 Lower Paxton , . . . 13 Hummelsrown . . . . 27 Alumnae . . . . .23 Hummelstown . . . 10 Middletown , . . . 29 Hummelstown . . . . 28 Palmyra .... . 13 Humrnelsrown , 24 Highspire , . . . .36 Hummelstown . . , 22 Susquehanna, . . . 35 Hummelstown . . 14 Swatara .... . . 13 Hummelstown . , . , 21 Lower Paxton . . . . 30 Hummelstown . . . . 25 Middletown , . , , 33 Hummelstown . . . . 16 Annville , . . , 19 Hummelstoxvn , . , , 13 Central Penn . . , , 23 Hummelstown . . . . 12 Highspire . . . . .24 Hummelstown . . . . 13 Palmyra .... . . 15 Hummelstown . , . 19 Susquehanna . . . . 29 Hummelsrown . , . . 19 Annville . . . . .29 Hummelstown . . . . 17 Swatara .,.. . . 36 431 GIRLS' BASKETBALL NDER the supervision of Miss Breuninger. the new coach, and Erma Bell and Mary Bolton, co- captains, the basketball squad turned in a record of four wins against twelve defeats. In the course of the games they kept very close to their opponents, emerging on top, however, one-fourth of the games. THE FOOTBALL SEAS Hummelftown vs. Sufquelranna In the first night football game staged in Hummelstown, the Bulldogs captured their first win of the season by a score of 6-O. Scoring in the first half, the Bulldogs were content to protect their lead by playing defensive ball throughout the remainder of the game. Lemoyne vs . Hummelrtown In another nocturnal battle, the Maroon and White went down to defeat at the hands of a more experienced West Shore club. Before a crowd of nearly 2500 fans, the Trojans slashed through guard two times for touchdowns totaling 1243. Middletown vs. Hummelrtown The Middletown gridders were too much for the lightfweighted Bulldogs in the third gridiron clash for the Maroon and White this season under the arc lights. Middletown scored heavily as they emerged on the front end of a 30-0 score. 3 M., .aio ' Front ww, left to right: P. Martin, E. Carlson, R. Pctrinn, R. Eclcenroth, J. Hocker, R. Look, J. Hall, W Behrens R Lenker Second row: H. Miller, J. Dillon, J. P. Hummel, H. Kriescr, W, Strite, C. Nlartin, H. Smith, C. Brandt, 1: D flendc fer Third row: K. T. Wildongcr, W. Eshelmztn, C. Bistlinc, J. Ebersole, E. Wenrick, S, Beck, E. Neiben, H. Thompson W Breckenmaker B. L. Sponaugle. Hummelxtown vs. Enola The squad journeyed to Enola for the first non-nocturnal game of the season The mid day's sun showed harmful effects on the boys, and they lost by a score of 13-O The Bulldogs threatened thrice, but after advancing to the vital territory, eager hands fumbled and lost the chance to score, Camp Hill vs. Hummelftown Hummelrloufn vs. New Cumberland 44 A one-point margin set the Bulldogs on the short end of a 14-13 score The game played at Camp Hill was a see-saw battle, for each team took its turn at leading, until the last quarter when Camp Hill opened up a passing attack and scored the winning touchdown In a well-staged battle, after returning to the home field, the Bulldogs held the mightv New Cumberland squad to a standstill until the last two minutes, in which the Tigers scored on a 35-yard pass to take the game 643. A moral victory was the reward of the boys of the Maroon and White because of holding the League Champions to one touchdown FOOTBALL SEASON, continued Elizabethtown vs. Hummelftown Taking to the road again, the Bulldogs took the privilege of initiating the Elizabethtown gridders to night football, for it was the first waged there. The Maroon and White rallied two times to win by a score of 1343. Lower Paxton vs. Hummelrtown Another staunch rival came to town to battle the Maroon and White under the lights. Scoring heavier than in any other game of the season, the Bulldogs won 19-O, Hummelxtown vs. Biglerville Repeating last year's victory, the Biglerville eleven came through with a one-point margin against the Bulldogs, defeating the Maroon and White 14-13. Hummelitouzn vs. Herrhey Then came the snow, and also the rival Thanksgiving Day clash between the Trojans and Bulldogs. Hershey won the tilt by a score of 26-6. BOYS' JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL O FURTHER develop boys in the underclasses, a Junior Varsity team was organized and headed by Coach Wildonger. These boys won three of their ten games, a factor which should help them a great deal when they join the varsity squad. JR. VARSITY TEAM RECORD OF 1938-39 Hummelstown .......,.. 10 Lower Paxton .,,... Hummelstoxvn . . 7 Hershey . Hummelstown . , . , 27 Seniors' . . Hummelstown. . . . 20 Seniors , , Hummelstown. . . 20 Penbrook , . l Hummelstown. . . 7 Susquehanna . Hummelstown . . . 8 Lower Paxton ' Hummelstown . . 18 Middletown A Hummelstown . . 19 Sus nehanna Hummelstown . . 16 Midlclletown . 'O 45 Sealed, lejl to right: W, Strite, J, Fazio, W. Behrens, R. Engle, R. Petrina. Second row: K. T. Wildonger, E. Dilfenclerfer, G. Edwards, R. Eckenroth, J. P. Hummel, S. Beck, B. L. Sponaugle. Tbird row: C. Martin, W. Breckenmaker, M. Stopfcl, J, Ebersole, H. Thompson. Sealed, left lo rigbl: C. Martin, R. Petrina, E, Shuey, S. Beck, T. Cassel. Standing: M. Stupfel, D. Witmer, W. Breckenmaker, E. Ncibcrt, R Early, H. Thompson, K. T. Wildonger. 46 ASEB LL Since a new league has been formed, consisting of Lower Paxton, Highspire, Susque- hanna, and Hurnmelstown, the Bulldogs are looking forward to winning a cup. Each team is played four times. The season, however, is opened with a game with Palmyra. Coaches Sponaugle and Wil- donger have experienced boys from which to build a nine, since only three of the 1938 squad have graduated. TRACK Under the supervision of Coach Wildonger, these boys, interested in track, were en- tered in the District 3 P. I. A. A, Meet, held at Lancaster, in the newly organized Class C. Since it is no longer a major sport in Hummelstown, not as much emphasis was placed upon it this year. In addition, the candidates had to practice in the mornings, before school opened. DIVIDUA ESTHER SHUEY MARY BOLTON RAY LOOK RAY LENKER RICHARD ECKENROTH RAY LOOK L PLAYERS JERALDINE MCKISSICK ERMA BELL ELWOOD CARLSON WARREN BEHRENS HARRY MILLER RUDOLPH PETRINA VARSITY HU CLUB 44813. V , if . :Xin Y . Xkkxf ,ff Q3 , + 14 W Ml N WH E !.' gi WTK vmm 1'Z ! XQx ' Ll O I XXXSXX V IT-TV! lp FIU 'I M5 r W 5 + V HL? X 'Uri Q wi' 0722 Q S f7 N 1 ' P '4gI1 V if M 449k SCHOOL BAND The High School Band is indeed an organization Worthy of much praise. It is behind the football team at all games, participates in the Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League Contest, and takes part in several parades throughout the year. The Band gives all the pupils a chance to display their musical talent. It gives them valuable group in- struction as Well as individual assistance. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play, Oh, Professor! was presented December 15, 1938, in the auditorium. The play was presented under the able direction Of Miss Zoll and Miss Gillan. Members of the cast were: WALTER EBERSOLE JERALDINE MCKISSICK RAYMOND IMHOF ESTHER SHUEY DARVIN PATRICK ETHEL GINGRICH LEON FAIR RUTH GRUBER CHARLES FASNACHT LOUISE KELLER ERMA BELL MARY BOLTON The profits were used to defray expenses for their Senior Washington Trip. 50 if STUDENT CABINET HE STUDENT CABINET, under the supervision of Mr. Henderson, meets at regular intervals during the year to express the views of the student body. lt has been far more active this year than previously and thus has been helpful to new students and those Wish- ing. information about extra-curricular activities. Each year members are elected by their various classes. ln the organiza- tion there are four Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores, and one Freshman. 51 BAZAAR The annual Bazaar is held in order to decrease the expenses of the Athletic Association. This activity, under Senior leadership, is held early in the school year and is anticipated by every pupil and patron. This year's committee was under the direction of Mr. jacks. GIRLS' CHORUS Girls' Chorus classes were conducted at regular intervals throughout the week. Miss Keller devoted this time to preparing music for various activities, such as assembly programs, community Christmas singing, Forensic Contest, and special services. Thus, the organization not only brought out musical advantages, but it also taught cooperation for worthy services. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club of Hummelstown High School, a member of the Dauphin-Lancaster County Debate League, debated this year on the subject Resolved, That the United States should estab- lish an alliance with Great Britain. This Club, under the direction of Miss Gillan, is open to any high-school student who is inter- este in debating. A Junior Debate team has been established this year, for Sophomores and Freshmen who desire training before entering the more advanced group. ESSAY LAND ORATORICAL CONTESTS This year our students participated in several essay contests. These contests are a, help for future English courses and prove helpful to Seniors seek- ing further education. First, there was the American Legion Essay Contest, the subject of which was The Contri- butions of the United States to Democracy. The county prize was a four-year scholarship to any college in the state. This contest was open only to Seniors and the following Hummelstown students participated: JnnALo1NE McK1ssxcrc RUSSELL HoERNEn ETHEL GINGRICH RAYMOND IMHOF Louisa KELLER Secondly, there was the P. T. A. Essay Contest, which is open to any high-school student. The Parent-Teachers' Association conducts this con- test, while prominent citizens judge the essays. The prizes are 55, S3, and SZ. MAROON AND WHITE STAFF The Maroon and White Staff prepares the school news which appears weekly in the Hummelrrawzz Sun. Each class of the High School has several repre- sentatives and the Junior High School has one representative. Each member is classified and given a particular assignment. The staff is taught the kind of material which makes up leads, what articles attract the public eye, and the keynote to successful newspaper work. LIBRARY STAFF The High School Library Staff consists of students from ninth to twelfth grade inclusive, who are interested in working with books and magazines. They are trained to enter and classify the books properly and to mend and display them attractively. All Senior members are awarded an H as a reward for their services. Miss Gillan is faculty adviser. DANCE ORCHESTRA The Dance Orchestra was organized this year to satisfy the many requests for opular music. This Jazz Band has establisheds an admirable record in the many engagements that it has had in playing for the social gatherings following basketball games, for plays, and other school functions. Not only has it granted to the students the opportunity of interpreting popular music, but it has greatly increased the value of our school's social activities, due to the Fine work of the following members: KATHRYN HOPFER xVILLIAM Si-may HARRY MILLER Joi-iN EBERSOLE STUART Back VYALTER EmsRsoLR Joi-iN Si-may WARREN EsHLEMAN CHARLES Bis'rLiNE RAYMOND ZE1rERs BOYS' CHORUS This organization, composed of high-school boys, meets regularly once a week. The boys are not required to join, but those who do, are eligible for parts in the operetta. Under the personal direction of Miss Keller, this organiza- tion has proved very popular in the past, due to its delightful performances in assemblies and other special occasions. GIRLS, CLUB The Girls' Club is a new organization begun by Miss Ausmus at the request ofthe girls themselves. The object of the club is to imcprove the personality ofthe members an help them solve their problems. The meetings are held weekly in ac- tivity period, with monthly meetings in the evening. At the evening meetings the girls seek to improve their social life. SCHOOL PATROL The School Patrol is made up of boys from sixth, seventh, and eighth grades, whose duty it is to safely guide small children across the street-morning, noon, and night. This activity is conducted in collab- oration with the Palmyra Auto Club. Mr. Wildonger, the supervisor ofthe group, arouses their enthusiasm for one of their major achievements of the year, that of sending a representative to Washington, D. C., for the National Patrol Conference. JUNIOR RED CROSS This club is composed of girls from seventh grade and up. They have their own ofhcers and are under the direction of Miss Nye. The various activities consist of sending cards to War Veterans and buy- ing glasses and other necessities for needy school children. The Junior Red Cross has been a very successful organization in the past and it is hoped that it will continue its good work in the future. 54 SPEECH AND DRAMATIC CLUB The S eech and Dramatic Club, under the leadvership of Miss Gillan, meets regularly every Wednesday during the year. The members are taught poise, proper enunciation, and other requi- sites of public speaking. Both boys and girls of the high school are eligible for membership in this organization. This training proves helpful to those who later participate in plays and operettas. SENIOR OPERETTA The annual High School Operetta The Gypsy Troubadourw was pre- sented in the beginning of April. It typified a scene in a gypsy camp, thus enabling the presentation of much colorful costuming and scenery. The production was a great success due to the effort of Miss Keller and Miss Ausmus. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior class presented a western comedy, The Boss of the Powderhornf' on March 10, 1939, under the direction of Mr. Hershey and Mr. Shoop. Members of the east were: KATHRYN RMGLE HVXRRY MILLER BETTY ALLEMAN Ricniuzn ECKENRUTH CKROLINE CARRQLL GEORGE EowARos CHRRLES BRRNDT HENRY DLEMLER Io:-iN I-lxu. RUDOLPH PETRINA Jorm PATRICK speeches. Twins. SEPT. 15. Basketball games won't be very prohtable for selling bazaar ticketsg that is, if all pupils sell DIARY OF 1958-39 SEPT. 6. Opening of school, with the ring of three bells. SEPT. 7, Short assembly program, New teacher was introduced-Miss Breuninger. SEPT. 8. Today we learned how to open our new textbooks. SEPT. 9. Football practice is in full swing. SEPT, 10. Girls are fluttering around in the hall, showing their summer wardrobes, SEPT. 13. Cameras are wished for by many when football players go into their exercises after school. Now don't get mad, boys. SEPT. 14. Milton Fretwell, new Senior member, is becoming well known for his famous if we keep on giving out passes tickets at the rate of the Miller SEPT. 16. Tenth Annual Bazaar. SEPT. 19. Everyone must have had a rip-roaring time, by the buzzing in the halls today. SEPT. 20. Leon Fair has decided it is high time to start his sleeping in classes since school started two weeks ago. SEPT. 23. First football game with Susquehanna, at home. fThis was the first night game ever put on bv H. H. SJ SEPT. 26. Looks like the boys are starting the season out right-H. H. S., 63 Susque- hanna H S., 0. SEPT. 28. Toda we started with four classes in the morning and two in the afternoon. We wonder how Warren Eshelman will be able to stand itl SEPT. 30. Football game with Lemoyne at home. OCT. 3. Tough luckewe lost the football game But somebody has to lose. Isn't that right? OCT. 4. Here is another chance to sell tickets, this time it's football season tickets. Come, you Millers, lend a helping hand. OCT. 7. Football game at home with hliddletown. OCT. 10. We wonder why so many Hummelstown girls supported the team Friday night? ? 7 OCT. 12-14. First six-weeks period. OCT. 15. Football game with Enola, away. Senior Food Sale. OCT. 17, Score for Saturday's game 12e0, their favor. OCT. 18. Basketball practice begins today under the direction of a new coach, Miss Breuninger. 19 their favor. OCT. . Christmas Card Sale started by Seniors. Help support the Seniors, We need it. OCT. 20. Hurrah! Vacation is starting. Teacher's Institute. OCT. 21. Report cards issued. Get out the blue ink, kids. OCT. 22. Game with Cam Hill. OCT. 24. Talk about tough luck, the fellows had it on Saturday-the score was 14-13, OCT. 25. According to Mr. Hershey and Miss Zoll's description, going to school again didn't seem to appeal to them. OCT. 28. Football game with New Cumberland, at home. Nov. 7. Krieser sure must eat Whcaties or spinachg we won Friday, 1341. Inciden- tally he scored all the oints 1 P - Nov. 9. Sophomores are looking the rings over. We bet Lois Walters won't even be able to remember what her ring looked like! But Babe ought to know. Nov. 11. Football game with Lower Paxton, at home. Nov. 11. Armistice Day. Celebrated by a vacation. Suits us! Nov. 14. Ethel and Charles have it bad-too had they aren't in the same room. Nov. 15. You better catch up on your reading-Book Week is almost overl Nov.A17. P. T. A. Meeting. CBetter watch your step for a few weeks and your parents will forget what the teachers said.J Nov. 18. Football game with Biglerville, at home. Come on, you kids, help support those fellows! Nov. 21. Ah, we get out of school early. Principals' Meeting being held at our school today fWe're ettin ri htu in there - g g P . Nov, 22. The cancfy sale is doing very well, since the Seniors started Iplay practice. Nov. 23. BB Assembly Program by Miss Garrett. lt just goes to s ow what some people can do, if they must! Nov. 24. Thanksgiving Vacation. Football game at Hershey in the morningftime, 10 o'clock. NOV. 28. Hershey, 265 Hummelstown, 6. The fellows never gave up in all that snow and sleet, but kept on lighting for their Alma Mater. Nov. 29. Magaaine Sale started today. We learned how to approach people when OCT, 31, You better watch out or the goblums'll get you, for some of the grade school children did look vicious, all dressed up in their Hallowe'en costumes. Nov, 4. Football game with Elizabethtown, away. selling anything. CAs if we didn't know.J DEC. 1. Xmas is just around the corner. DEC. 3. High School Band participated in hiarching Contest in Harrisburg at the Community Xmas Program, DEC. 5. Congratulations to the Band-they received 330,00 Kprizel. Not bad for one morning. DEC. 6. The Senior Class Play, Oh, Professor, is progressing well under the direction of Miss Zoll, with Leon Fair as assistant. DEC. 7, The Debate Club ought to be a big success this year with Jerry MeKissick as one of its supporters, DEC. 8. Magazine Sale closed. 8A's won. Odd, isn't it? DEC. 9. Re ort cards issued. DEC. 12. The rooms are starting to look bright, cheerful, and full of the Xmas spirit, for each room is trying to outdo the other, DEC. 13. Safety-Pin Club started by the Senior boys, John Fazio's the main and outstandin member g . DEC. 15. Senior Play presented. Walter surc did make the boys' hearts throbl DEC. 16. First basketball game with Lower Paxton, DEC. 16. Sterling Variety Show. DEC. 19. The girls started out the season right by winning the lirst game, Ask Kathryn Hoffer why we won-she'll know. DEC. 20. Alumni basketball game. They sure did pufli-just couldn't take it. DEC. 21. Grade school pupils sang carols on Center Square at 6.30 P.M. DEC. 22. Carols on Center Square by the High School pu ils, DEC. 23. The H Club gave an assembly programg the speaker of the afternoon was the coach of Edison Junior High School. DEC. 24e.lAN. 2. Xmas and New Year's vacation. JAN. 1 H1 New Year to each one of ou' ' 1 PPV Y - JAN. 2. We wonder how many that made resolutions put them to use. . JAN. 3. Signs of Xmas are all over the school-with everyone wearing their new duds! JAN. 6. Basketball game at Middletownfthe girls sort of wished they had waited till the week-end to satisfy their candy wants. JAN. 10. Basketball game with Palmyra. Walter wanted us to win so badly-We wonder why?? JAN. 11. Di Crosta and Ferrari presented a special assembly program entirely along the music line. JAN. 12. JAN. 15. Basketball game with Highspirc, at home. JAN. 16. Girls had a tough time, but the boys sure were on, especially that tall center from Hummelstown with 19 points! JAN. 17. Today we o to visit the Farm Show, but mostly to feed our mouths! JAN. 18. By the loois on everyone's face the Farm Show must have been up to their expectations. JAN. 20. Basketball game at Susquehanna Township. JAN. 23. JerryAMcKissick found a girl from Susquehanna that can really beat her talking. Miracles will happen! tThe girl was Zeitcrs, forward for Susquehanna! JAN. 24. Basketball game with Oberlin. .IANA 25-27. First Semester Exams. Better put on your thinking-caps for at least three ays. JAN. 27. Basketball with Lower Paxton. JAN. 28. Girls were mighty disappointed, but girls, you know Mr. Sponauglds Law of Averages. JAN. 31. Boys' basketball game at Hershey lndustrial School. FEB. 1. FEB. 2. hockey team-best of luck, fellows! FEB. 3. Tonight we play Middletown. CWe hope their forwards aren't on.l FEB. 4. Pupils' faces don't look so ha py. tExam papers are being returncd.5 FEB. 7. Basketball game with Annvillle. We'd hate to be around if evcr the Annville irls lose a game. E FEB. 8. plished was to send members of H. H. S. to the broadcast at Harrisburg. They didn't do half bad! FEB. 10. 7-A Assembly Program. Anne Douglas certainly had a hard time swallowing. FEB. 13. Special Assembly Program, admission 10 cents. The magician wasn't bad, considering he had everybody stumped. FEB. 14. Basketball at Palmyra. Walter just woulcln't get up and yell for H. ll. S. Ask him why? FEB. 16. We wonder what the Sophomore Class would have done in VVho's VVho if it weren't for Jean Eshenour and Ethel Kinlcy. FEB. 17. Basketball game with Susquehanna Township. FEB. 20. The Juniors are going to be quite different and present it western play. VVell, Variety is the spice of life. FEB. 21. Basketball game with Annville. Parent-Teacher Association Meeting. Behold the month of ice and snow Qwe hopej. Have you heard of the new coach of H. H. S.? Doc Fasnacht is coaching a Student Cabinet members have started their work. One thing they accom- FEB. 23. lt's well Cora has good nerves and can hold her temper. What would we have done without her at Annville?2 FEB. 22. School closed-Washington's Birthday. We're so glad there was zt man like him! FEB. 214. Dr. Schlosser, President of Elizabethtown College, addressed the assembly to ay. FEB. 24. Basketball season closes with Hummelstown playing at Swatara Township. FEB. 27. The Seniors finally decided who's to room with whom down at Washington. Ask Milton Frctwell if he didn't have trouble. MARCH 1. The Junior Play sure must be going to be a sensation, with all the guns being flashed around the halls these days. MARCH 2. What would Miss Zoll do if she couldn't decorate her two rooms every weck with different pictures? MARCH 3. Junior Class Play. Especially Kathryn Reigle and John Hall. MARCH 6. Everyone must have had a sjwll time alter of two Junior boys and two Junior girls. MARCH 7. Mr. llershey certainly has his law student weeks period. Q l I , MARCH 8. Everyone is silent and behaving unbelicvab MARCH 10. Because today we get our report cards! other color is left? 1 ask you? I MARCH 14. Today we picked our Commencement In next year's Seniors will be singing, 'LVVhere, oh wh MARCH 16. Debate. N1ARCH17. We wonder why everyone wore the sam MARCH -1-. Senior Food Sale. Non' it's the Juniors' ktur MARCH 13. Mr. Hershey wasn't fooling a bit-the law n to support the Seniors. the play, according to the talk s scared by his threats this six- ly well-why? marks were not blue-so what vitutions-it won't he long 'till ere are the grand old seniors? c color today--three guesses! for d AluII MAY 10. St. Patrick's Day! MARCH 20. the Operetta! MARCH 21. Oratorical Contest. K r MARCH 22. Lion's Club Play. All the Senior Comme nothing. Ask them, they'll tell you why. MARCH 23. Debate. MARCH 24. talk to? MARCH 27. Save your orders forthe Scniorsfthey are APRIL 1. Were you fooled? You soon ought to get wise APRIL 3. Buzz, Buzzgthc Seniors are talking about going to paint the town red! H APRIL 4. Only tive more days till Easter, then all th in the Easter Parade. I APRIL 7. No school. Good Friday. g A APRIL 10. We hose you boys dxdn't disappoint your g APRIL 11. Band oncert. - APRIL 12. Fifth six-weeks period. Q APRIL 13. Everyone is humming gypsy songs fur! APRII. 14. Today is the Operetta. Many romances st it Darvin? APRIL 19. The Seniors depart for VVashington--we w so early in the morning. Maybe she dIdn't go to b APRIL 20. The Juniors are the boss these three days APRIL 21. Seniors arriveAJunior Dance tbut this vx we hopel. , , APRIL 24. The Juniors are wearing their best smiles. onations for their Food Sale. APRIL 27. Taller u ill soon be issued. APRIL 29. Junior Food Sale. - MAY 1. Seniors are all talking about graduation. MAY 4. Music Festival. MAY 6. H Club May Hop. 8th grade not tan.-.nd to lnnquet. A We have talent that we didn't know ot'-listen to lN1ilton trying out for rcials think they should go for what would Raymond do if it vt-.fmt for M.nunt want .ma Milton to selling Easter llowers and cards. 4it's an old secret, yet ever neu . Washington and how thcy're e girls can make believe they're irl friends yesterday. arted through this. How about onder how Arlene Huss made it ed, who knows? gbet they didn't even realize it. on't interfere with the Seniors, lneidentally they're going out he Seniors celebrating with the lV1AY 19. Taller distribution. Junior-Senior Reception. lVlAY 28. Baccalaureate Service. MAY 29. Senior Class Day Program.. lNf1AY 30. Vacation. Memorial Day Is celebrated. JUNE 1. Commencement Exercises. W JUNE 2. And so ends another happy school year4t ini Banquet. 1939 TATLER all- 6 l ALUMNI SECTION CLASS OF 1878 THOFFER, AGGIE. HUMMEL, REBEKAH, 176 Pomfret St., Carlisle, Pa. THUMMEL, KSHELLEYJ, L1zzIE. TKUHN, CHAYESJ, IRENE. TLANDIS, fSTR1CKLI-ZRJ, LIZZIE. NISSLEY, CMOYERJ, ANNA, 27 Fairview St., Boyertown, Pa WWALL, CGRDVEJ, CORA. ZERFOSS, L. FRANK, Lawyer, Lexington, Ky. CLASS OF 1879 ECKERT, IDA E. 'l'HoUcK, H. B. TSHOEMAKER, GEORGE W. CLASS OF 1881 BEHNEY,JoHN C., Merchant, I 514 Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa BENDER, KGARRETTD, ANNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. LINGLE, QWOLESEERGERJ, ALICE, Harrisburg, Pa. 4fN1ssLEY, fHOFFERJ, CLARA. TWALL, DR. R. J. CLASS OF 1882 TBAKER, CHARLES M. TBENDER, QBURKHOLDERJ, EMMA. CHRIST, CGROVEJ, IzORA, Hummelstown, Pa. THUMMEL, CHARLOTTE. HUMMEL, CWALLJ, MAY, 1816 Boas St., Harrisburg, Pa. WHUMMEL, JEssE B. KUHN,fBURNS,,FANNIE, 920 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. 'FWAI.L, CHARLES B. 'kZERross, GEORGE E. CLASS OF 1884 TBAUM, JACOB L. HovERTER, CHARLES A., Mechanic, 321 Kelker St., Harris- burg, Pa. 'HuMMEL, QHOUCRD, MADGE. 'l'LARoss, QETTELED, SARAH. 'RHAN, fBAcRENsToEj, CHRISTIE. 4'ZERross, CBERRYJ, FANNY. CLASS OF 1886 BAKER, CKRAUSEJ, CLARA, Baltimore, Md. BAUM, IDA M., Saleslady, Pomeroys, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa. THOVERTER, ANNIE G. HUMMEL, PETER, Train Dispatcher, Philadelphia, Pa. LANDIS, MINNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. XNISSLEY, HARRY M. N1ssLEY, J. PAUL. RI-IEN, JOHN CALVIN, Printer, Lancaster, Pa. WALL, QHUMMELJ, LILLA, Philadelphia, Pa. 'ZERross, LCASSELL5, MAGGIE. CLASS OF 1888 4'BAER, CHARLES W. BAsoM, IVIINNIE M., SOI Summit Ave., Westville, N. J. IFCASSELL, HARRY N. HOVERTER, CMATI-I1Asj, MARY, Harrisburg, Pa. REED, ELLA, Philadelphia, Pa. REIDER, QMUTI-rj, LAURA, Hummelstown, Pa. SPIDEL, QZIMMERMANJ, ROSA, Hummelstown, Pa. YSTEESE, JOHN S. 'l'STEEsE, QWILSOND, KATIE. CLASS OF 1889 BALE, CBOSNERJ, LAURA, 840 York St., Oakland, Calif. 'kBOLToN, DAVID Z. CRIST, DR. NILE, Dentist, 115 Main St., Hummelstown, Pa HOVERTER, l.1zz1E B., Harrisburg, Pa. THUMMEL, DR. DAVID. Ylieeeased el TLANDIS, QOMWAKEP, BEssIE. LARoss, ADAM H., 911 N. 4th St., Camden, N. J. REED, EDGAR W., Philadelphia, Pa. i SWEIGERT, QRICKERJ, KATE, IO8 Paxtang Ave., Harrisburg, Pa. RVALL, CSTORESD, EMMA, Seattle, Wash. CLASS OF 1890 'BAvM, ELLA J. IFGERVEICH, SAMUEL. THUMMEL, GERTIE S. XROBB, JOHN VV. SHOPE, QBARRJ, ANNA, 226 Emerald St., Harrisburg, Pa. TSHUEY, CCAssELD, SADIE. CLASS OF 1891 KOEHLER, KHANDSHUEJ, MAZIE, Union Deposit, Pa. TMILLER, QETTERJ, CORA. CLASS OF 1892 BOLTON, QZEKFOSSJ, SADII-2, Hummelstown, Pa. BREHM, CSTEINMETZJ, SADIE, Newmanstown, Pa. EARNEST, WILLIAM H., Lawyer, 3101 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. HERSHEY, CGISHD, MAEEL, Elizabethtown, Pa. HUMMEL, BAREARA, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Y. VV. C. A., Akron, Ohio. NIssLEY, MAEEL, Hummelstown, Pa. OEER, LGINGRICHJ, ANNA, 16o4 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. SHORE, CHARLEs E. 'l'S1PLE, fWALTEKl, BERTHA. SToNER, QCQTTERALJ, VIOLET, 171 W. Oley St., Reading, Pa. CLASS OF 1893 BAKER, CWHITTOCKD, GERTRUDE, Hummelstown, Pa. BAKER, M. MAUDE, Hummelstown, Pa. BUSER, FRANK DEINER, 5O23 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. EARLY, UVIACGIBNEYJ, BEss1E, 1438 W. 112th St., Cleve- land, Ohio. Fox, KWAGNERJ, LORENE, 219 N. Potomac St., Hagers- town, Md. Fox, LDIRT-ELJ, MARION, 525 President Ave., Lancaster, Pa. HOLLER, VVILLIAM H., Hummelstown, Pa. HOVERTER, KGIBBONSJ, GRACE, 1833 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. LINDLEY, QSELTZERJ, SARAH, 3101 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. MCCALL, fDEIMLERJ, EMMA, Hummelstown, Pa. TNYE, ANNIE B. PENNY, CEARNESTJ, ESTELLA, 3101 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. Ross, CVOGELJ, E. AGNES, Deodate, Pa. CLASS OF 1895 HENDRICKS, W. HDMER, Asst. to Pres. N. J. Line Co., Rivermore Apartments, Bronxville, N. Y. LAROss, EDNA, New York City. MURRAY, EDITH M., Art Teacher, 336 S. QISC St., Phila- delphia, Pa. N1ssLEY, CHOLLERJ, LILLIAN, Hummelstown, Pa. RIDDLE, WILLIAM A., Auditor General's Dept., State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa. ROHRER, fKRAYBIl.L,, SUSAN, Asbury Park, N. J. SIPLE, fREEDJ, MARIAN, 20 S. Riverside Drive, Trenton, CLASS OF 1897 BOLTON, GEORGE STANLEY, Treas. Steelton Bank 81 Trust Co., 427 Swatara St., Steelton, Pa. CRIST, QKIEEFERJ, BEss1E, Telephone Operator, Hummels- town, Pa. HAEHNLEN, ALICE, Hummelstown, Pa. Mich. ss ig-1 1939 TATLER ALUMNI SECTION, continued CLASS OF 1898 BUsER, CSIPLEJ, EDITH, McDonald, Ohio. Fox, CPOTTSD, BESSIE, 20 N. 17th St., Harrisburg, Pa. HUMMEL, CGI-IERSTD, BLANCHE, Interville, Reading, Pa. MATHIAS, UVIILLERD, TVIAY, Harrisburg, Pa. Ross, QCLOUSERJ, JENNIE, Cherrydale, Va. ROHRER, CHERSHEYD, MARY, Hershey, Pa. SHAEEFER, DR. RALPH, Seattle, Wash. TSTRICKLER, PAUL A. ZEREoss, MAUDE, Clerk, P. P. 81 L., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1900 BRUEAKER, QMCHENRYJ, GERTRUDE, 2697 Calvert Ave., Detroit, Mich. TBUSER, GRovER. ERE, ELMER, Lawyer, Lawnton, Pa. THENDRICKS, LKARMANYJ, ETHEL. HENDRICKS, RUSH, Hendricks Adv. Co., 4936 Melrose Hill, Los Angeles, Calif. MILLER, QSHOOPJ, MAY, Hummelstown, Pa. REAM, LIzzIE, Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. TSHAEENER, CDIFEENDEREERD, ETHEL. SHENK, GRACE, Paxtang, Pa. YVALTER, ADA M., Teacher, Edison Jr. risburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. ZUG, LILLIAN, Teacher, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1901 WALL, QBAKERJ, FLORENCE, 6 Marteuse St., Brooklyn, N. Y. High School, CHar+ CLASS OF 1903 TBLESSING, EDWIN H. HOLLER, LERoY O., Hummelstown, Pa. TKILLOUGH, fBROENNIMEND,,IESS1E. SHAPFNER, CSTDNERJ, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. STRIERLER, HOMER HUMMEL, Attorney-at-Law, Hummels- town, Pa. YINGST, EDWARD, 1908 Holly St., Harrisburg, Pa. ZERFOSS, fANGENYD, HELEN, Io6 Tenby Road, Llanerch, Pa. CLASS OF 1904 STONER, RUSSELL B., Investigator, Dauphin Co. Poor Board, Hummelstown, Pa.. WVALTER, QJAMESD, EDNA, 2511 Ioth St., N. E., Washington, D. C. TWEAVEK, CLIOWARDD, ELLA. WITMER, FRANK C., President National Bank, Hummels- town, Pa. CLASS OF 1905 GARRETT, E. MYRTLE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. Houck, LSI-IAEEEERD, HILDA, Seattle, Wash. MILLER, CVVITMERD, ZGRA, Hummelstown, Pa. FVITMAN, QBASHOREJ, VIRGINlA,JCB1'1I'lEfIC, Pa. CLASS OF 1906 CAssEL, CBAILEYJ, A. MARIE, 3717 Powelton Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. Fox, HELEN E. LONGNECKER, TVARREN B., University of Miami, Miami, Fla. TMACK, HOMER C. MCQUEEN, EMMA E., Teacher, Sewickley, Pa. SHORE, QSWOVELINJ, HELEN, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTON, CFoxj, LILLIE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1907 CASSEL, VIOLETTE E., Organist and Music Teacher, I7I7 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, ARTHUR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsa town, Pa. 4'Deceased 59 LIGHT, GEORGE YV., Accountant, Gannett, Seelye BL Fleming, R. D. I, Harrisburg, Pa. LUCKENEILL, EARL H. TSHAEFNER, PAUL F. SHOEMAKER, ROBERT, 516 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. WSHQPE, fBURUI-ll-'II-Zl.DQ, EDNA. ZEITERS, RAYMOND W, Accountant, Brightbill's Lumber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1908 BENNETT, CKELLD, EDWINA, New Alexandria, Va. GINGRICH, TLENKERH, ALMA, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, CREAGERJ, MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. A LANms, MILTON, 1424 K St., N. W., Apt. 22, Washington, D. C CLASS OF 1909 BLACREURN, DILLMAN, Editor, Goofilfmd Newt, Goodland, Kans. BOLTON, FRED J., Asst. Treas., Harrisburg Trust Co., Hummelstown, Pa. DEYVALT, CMCKILLII-sl, BEULAH, 1232 Mulberry St., Har- risburg, Pa. GATES, CHEs'i-ER A., Chemist, Van Camp Laboratory, Indianapolis, lnd. HUMME1., PAUL, Asst. Treas., Harrisburg Trust CO., Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, OMAR L., District Mgr., Good Roads Co., Inc. Qlzhiladelphial, I713 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. DTACK, CSEITZSINGERD, ANNA, 239 Elm Ave., Hershey, Pa. SAssAMAN, HOWARD, Biological Chemist, New Brunswick, N. J. SHAEEPNER, HERBERT A., Lawyer, IO W. Main St,, Hum- melstown, Pa. SIJTCLIFYE, ALFRED I., Minister, Taneytown, Md. ULRICH, fI'I0lISEWOR'I'l-lj, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. VVISE, CHIJMMELJ, BERTHA, Hummelstown, Pa. - ZEITERS, fKELl.ERj, BEATKICE, Station Road, Madison, CLASS OF 1910 DAvIs, CEMERICHJ, 'l'n.r.IE, Hershey, Pa. DEIMLER, LILLIE, Nurse, Ivilkes-Barre, Pa. N. J. GINGRICH, QELLINGERD, LYNNIE, 3429 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. HERSHEY, CLAYTON B., Electrical Engineer, Hummels- town, Pa. HERSHEY, MARY, Teacher, John Harris High School, CHar- risburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, BERTRAM, Accountant, 7.9 Madison Ave., Maple- wood, N. J. U MACK, PROWELL S., Patent Attorney, General Electric Co., 123 Parken Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. MILLER, CHARLES K., Draftsman, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. REAM, CRATHJ, BEULAH, Hummelstown, Pa. Ruor, CLARENCE C., Florist, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOEMAKER, KKANND, ZELMA, 2637 N. 4th St., Harrisburg, Pa. SWARTZ, Ross, Athletic Coach, Juniata College, Hunting- don, Pa. YINosT, HOMER C., Banker, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1911 ALWEIN, QDEUTWILLERD, BEIILAH, Harrisburg, Pa. BEHNEY, QRYANJ, PEARL, II38 Bryant Ave., Bronx, N. Y. BOLTON, QJACOBSD, MARY, Bookkeeper, Farmers' Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. CAssELI., QKNOLLD, BLANCHE. TEBERSOLE, QNEIEERTJ, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTELE, QBORDNERD, HILDA, Hershey, Pa. GEREER, QLEHRD, IRENE, 423 Crescent St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, VIOLET, Billing Clerk, Blough Mfg. Co., QHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. GINGRICH, RALPH C., Asst. Cashier, Wfilliamsport National Bank, Rox Eldred St., Williamsport, Pa. Inc. lr ATLER 1939 T I nn 3 4 l g uvrl., ALUMNI SECTION, continued MUTH, GEORGE R., Revenue Dept., Civil Service, 1314 West N. St., Bethlehem, Pa. NIssLEY, MARJORIE E., Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. RICKER, HARRY I., Business, R. D. 1, Harrisburg, Pa. TWEBNER, CLARENCE. CLASS OF 1912 BEHNEY, LLEBHEKZJ, HARRIET, 203 Second St., Frederick, Md. BLAGREURN, CTYSOND, EUN1cE, 921 Main St., Darby, Pa. BRINSER, CHARLES, U. S. Steel Co., Areba, South America. FAsNAcHT, fHARTZ,, RUTH, Palmyra, Pa. HAEHNLEN, DR. EDGAR W., I11 lVIain St., Delhi, N. Y. HERSHEY, CLOWERYJ, ALMA, Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. HUMMEL, fSNIDERD,NELDA, 406 School St., North Wales, Pa. IMRODEN, ALBERTA E., Business, Hummelstown, Pa. Sl-1oPE, fDAVIES7, ESTHER, 1414 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. TINNEY, QBOSNERJ, EDNA, Hummelstown, Pa. WENR1cH, MARLIN, Athletic Director, Crafton, Pa. CLASS OF 1913 TBRINSER, ESTHER L. Houck, KHILLJ, ANNA, Teacher, Honolulu, Hawaii. KILMER, KGLEIMD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. MUTH, CCURRYE, SARAH, Teacher, Hershey Industrial School, Hummelstown, Pa. N1ssLEY, CARNOLDD, KATHERINE, Artist and Writer, Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. RITTS, QBRANDTD, IDA, Chief Operator, Bell Telephone CO., fHersheyj, Hummelstown, Pa. SNYDEK, LSTROMANJ, ALICE, Hummelstown, Pa. UMEERGER, LEROY, Purchasing Dept., Hershey Chocolate Co., Hummelstown, Pa. VVALTER, MARIAN, Teacher fHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. VVEBER, QYVALTERJ, MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1914 ALWEIN, CPOLLGCKD, LETA O., Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BLAGREURN, LSTAMMJ, HAzEL, 3553 Queen Lane, East Falls, Philadelphia, Pa. BURRHOLDER, ANNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. BURRHGLDER, IoHN, Hummelstown, Pa. FISHRURN, HARRY, Mt. Joy, Pa. HARTWELL, CRAINEYD, DIARY ELLA, Harrisburg, R. D., Pa. HENRY, HELEN R., Telephone Operator, Newville, Pa. HDLSEERG, HOWARD, Salesman, Doutrich S1 Co., I507 Herr St., Harrisburg, Pa. LANDIS, QSHOAPJ, ZELMA BAKER, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOPE, ERNEST, Salesman, Elliot-Fisher Co., Harrisburg, Pa. STARE, BERTHA M., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. YINGST, HAROLD S., Postal Service, 805 S. 17th St., Harris- burg, Pa. CLASS OF 1915 MULLIN, fSLEICHTERD, MARGARET, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1916 AvNGsT, KROGERSD, ETHEL, Teacher ofPiano, Pennsdale, Pa. BARTELs, GEORGE W., Assistant Manager, Hershey Park, Hershey, Pa. LANDIS, WARD P., Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, CBARTELSJ, BETTY, 110 Areba St., Hershey, Pa. RUor, MARY C., Lancaster, Pa. SUGETT, CMILLERJ, DOROTHY, Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, QLONGD, MIRIAM, 123 W. Caracas Ave., Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1917 CAssEL, JOSEPH W., Farmer, R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. CASSEL, LPLOIISEJ, SYLVIA, Hummelstown, Pa. CONRAD, QBAIRJ, KATHRYN, Teacher of Piano, Hummels- town, Pa. 'Deceased CRIsT, KVVARFIELDD, CATHERINE, 27.4 S. Fifth St., Lemoyne, Pa. EEERso1.E, CBURRHOLDERQ, MYRA, Hummelstown, Pa. HETRICK, VICTOR I., Baker, Hummelstown, Pa. IVIILLER, HARRY K., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. RHOADS, fPATRICKD, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. RITTs, fZlMMERMAND, ELIZAEETH, Areba St., Hershey, Pa. ScHAErNER, QPILGRAMD, CAROLINE, Paxtang, Pa. SMITH, CSHOPED, EVA, Harrisburg, Pa. STAUEEER, ETHEL M.,Teacher CHersl1eyj, Hummelstown, Pa. SUTCLIFFE, CHOERNERD, EMMA, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1918 BRINSER, CECKENRGTHJ, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. CAssEL, LHARINGJ, MIRIAM, Hyattsville, Md. HDERNER, GEORGE M., Architect, Hershey Lumber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. KELl.ER, REBA, Hummelstown, Pa. LEHMAN, fRALSTOND, ETHE1. M., 2141 N. Second St., Har- risburg, Pa. LIGHT, CBRIGHTEILLJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. RKIUMMA, ELSIE, Insurance Agent, New York, N. Y. SHENR, LSTONER9, SARA, 1416 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, ETHEL B., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1919 TBURKHOLDER, fWo1-ILEGMU1-HD, E. JOSEPHINE. CAssEL, JAMEs M., Teacher, New Kensington, Pa. CAssEL, MARGARET. CAssEL, LGRUBBJ, SARA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, CHARLES D., Principal, Newville, Pa. LIGHT, LHETRICKD, RUTH, 33 N, Grant St., Palmyra, Pa. WEENER, WALTER, Minister, Port Royal, Pa. CLASS OF 1920 ALWINE, CHITZD, LETA, Nurse. GRILL, WILLIAM A., Employed by Aetna 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 CVVoodbine, N. Dennisville, N. SHIFFLER, ARCHIE, Carpenter, Hummelstown, Pa. SUTcL1rrE, KHGCRERD, RAcHAEL, Hummelstown, Pa. RVEBNEK, CSTOKED, ANNA, R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. ZEITERS, RUSSEL, Brightbill's Lumber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1921 EOMBERGER, CWEISERD, BARBARA, Lancaster, Pa. ASSEL, ALICE, Teacher, GRUEB, ESTELLA, Hummelstown, Pa. KRAMER, LREEDERD, MARIAN I., Mount Joy, Pa. LENTZ, QLOGAND, KATHERINE, R. D., Hershey, Pa. MENGEL, INIIRIAM, Teacher, 508 First Ave., Parkesburg, MILLER, CMUTHJ, ESTHER, Dennisville, N. J. SPIRE, HENRY, Business, Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1922 BAKEIE, LYETTERJ, FREDRICKA, Drew University, Madison, N. . BRENSER, fBACASTOWD, MARTHA, 534 E. Grant Ave., Roselle ark, N. J. FAsNAcHT,CBusERj,NATALIE,Colonial Park, Harrisburg, Pa. HoRsT, QWHETZELD, YIERNA, Harrisburg, Pa, KRAMER, NORMAN J., Schenectady, N. Y. LIGHT, CGINDERD, FRANcEs, 111 Maple St., Palmyra, Pa. LEVENGOOD, MARGARET, ElliotfFisher Co., New York, N. Y. REIGLE, QBUKRELLD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, EDGAR F., Teacher, Greensburg, Pa. SMITH, LBACASTOWJ, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. YoUTz, CATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. Pa. 60 1939 TATLER ALUMNI SECTION, continued CLASS OF 1923 BRowN, EARL, Employed by Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. CASSEL, CSI-IEARERJ, ESTHER, R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. CASSEL, CLECKNERJ, GERTRUDE, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. GORDON, CAULD, LENORE, Selbyville, Del. HETRICK, fLIoI-ITD, ROEERTA, Palmyra, Pa. KEIETER, CHRISTIAN, Crystal Pure Ice Co., Harrisburg, Pa. KELLER, FRANCIS, Hanoverdale, Pa. LEWIS, NELLIE, Harrisburg, Pa. MUMMA, ZELMA, New York, N. Y. M1151-Hj CWADDINGTOND, BLANcHE, 45 Chestnut St., Salem, REIGLE, HARRY, Postal Service, I9I3 Market St., Harris- burg, Pa. SQURBEER, CBRECKERJ, ALBERTA, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa, TINNEY, HILDA, Teacher, Berwick High School, Berwick, Pa. CLASS OF 1924 BOMGARDNER, fBRANDTD, EsTHER, Harrisburg, Pa. EEERSOLE, CKELLERJ, MARY, Hanoverdale, Pa. EBERSOLE, LNISSLEYD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, QBUSERJ, GRACE, Lee Bros. 5 Sz IO Cent Store, Hummelstown, Pa. HUNEERGER, MILDRED, Teacher, Ulrich School CSnyder COJ, Box 84, New Berlin, Pa. LEEAN, FRANKLIN, Merchant CHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, H. LIGHT, DoROTHY, Nurse, Hummelstown, Pa. MENoEL, KSHAEFFERD, GENEvIEvE, Harrisburg, Pa. NEY, KSMITHJ, CLARA, OHice, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. SHOOP, QKEENEYD, JOY, Hummelstown, Pa. STARE, QKELLERD, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, QDESSINGERE, JOSEPHINE, Office, Hershey Choco- late Corp., Hershey, Pa. NNI-IISLER, FLOYD, Hershey Estates, Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1925 BLACKEURN, LSHYLERJ, P1-IYLLxs, Hershey, Pa. BRINsER, CAROL, Teacher, Westfield High School, 318 Temple Place, Westfield, N. J. GEREER, CRQTHJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. GRIJBB, MARY, Teacher of Piano, Hummelstown, Pa. HOOVER, fHEAPSJ, ALMA, Hershey, Pa. HLIMMEL, fWHIsLERj, LoU1sE, Hummelstown, Pa. McCALL, ALFRED, Insurance Adjuster, State Capitol CHar- risburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. MCCALL, fEVANSj, RUTH, I947 Manada St., Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, QVANDERWALLD, MIRIAM Elizabeth, N. I. PORTER, CPROLIDJ, SADIE, Hummelstown Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, RUTH, Shoop's Ofiice, Hummelstown, Pa. REMLEY, CWAcNERj, OLIVE, Hummelstown, Pa, ScHRIvER, QALLEMANJ, GRAcE, Press Dress Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. STARE, KATHARINE, Teacher, Hummelstown, Pa, SwARTz, EVELYN, 5807 Elm St., Reading, Pa. WHISLER, RLssELL, Hummelstown, Pa. WOLFE, CREINHARTJ, LENA, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1926 ALwEIN, J. YVITMER, Physician, Bedford, Pa. BAKER, fNIssLEYj, HILDA, Hummelstown, Pa. BAKCLAY, ANNA, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. BOLTON, LILLIAs, Hummelstown, Pa. BOLTZ, MARY, Melrose Apts., Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa. CRUM, JENNIE, Teacher, Annville Public Schools, Hummels- town, Pa. DEIMLER, DR. J. LANDIS, Dentist, Hummelstown, Pa. DuNcAN, MEADE S., Hershey, Pa. 'FDeceased Al 61 EEERSOLE, RUSSELL li., Moving Picture Co., R. D., Harris- burg, Pa. Es!-IENOUR, CKRINERD, EST!-IER, Bainbridge, Pa. ETTER, CORRD, ALMEDA, Penn St., Harrisburg, Pa. HALE, KSPIKEJ, IRMA, Hummelstown, Pa, HERSHEY, CALWEINJ, ANNA, Bedford, Pa. HOWER, KGRAHALID, ISVELYN, Paxtang, Pa. JACKS, ROBERT, Supervising Principal, Auburn, Pa. PATRICK, CSTRUNKJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. REioLE, KBROWND, ELEANOR, Hummelstown, Pa. RODE, fKII.I.INGER,, FREDA, Hummelstown, Pa. SHLIEY, BLANCHE, Bookkeeper, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. STRICKLER, MARTHA Pi., Teacher CMOorestown, N. J., Public Schoolsj, Penns Grove, N. TAYLOR, KBACHMAND, BIAUDE, Stenographer, Feller's, Har- risburg, Pa. VVITMAN, ROY VV., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, CLASS OF 1927 BEHNEY, LFOXZOD, MILDRED, Telephone Co. CNew York Cityb, 1711 Zerega Ave., Bronx, N. Y. CREIGHTON, iSPANGI.ER,, CATHERINE, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol CHarrisburgb, 2019 Green St., Harrisburg, Pa. FCRENROTH, fYRACE, Bell Telephone Co. QHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTER, RUSSELL, Minister, Campbelltown, Pa. FOLTZ, HOWARD, Stroehmann Bros. CHarrisburgJ, Hummels- town, Pa. FORNEY, fKELLERJ, THELMA, Dept. of Public Instruction, State Capitol fHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. HOLTZMAN, J. ARTHUR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. LEVAN, PAUL, Police Barracks, YVest Reading, Pa. MARIANO, HERMAN A., Community Grill, Hummelstown, Pu. TRHOADS, CSHEPLERD, VERA. SHOPE, HOWARD, Clerk, Shope's Store, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, QSPONAUGLEJ, GRACE, Hershey, Pa. STARE, CBORDNERJ, CARRIE, Hummelstown, Pa. STEPHENSON, fDOYl,EE, FLoRENcE, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, VERXA, Pa. Motor List Co. CHarrisburgj, 3107 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. 4'YINnsT, ELVA. Pa. CLASS OF 1928 BAER, CLARENCE M., Employed by Irwin N. Baer, Hum- melstown, Pa. BAKER, QHOCKERJ, FRANCES, Harrisburg St., Oberlin, Pa. BEcR, DANIEL F., Hershey, Pa. BDMGARDNER, MIRIAM, Property 81 Supplies, State Capitol lHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. BRINSER, EDGAR C., Standard Oil CO., 14 Fayre St., Eliza- beth, N. J. BCRRIDGE, CWITMANJ, CAROLINE, Hershey, Pa. CARRENDAR, VVALTER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. CRBM, MARTHA S., Hummelstown, Pa. DIENER, MARGUERITE, Pa. WESHENOUR, CRoL'rj, ALMEDA. GELNET, IRENE E., IVelFare VVOrker, Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, CFRUMMJ, VIRGINIA, Hummelstown, Pa. GRUEE, IRA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa, BIARIANO, GILIIERT T., Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. MII.LER, MARGARET C., Teacher, Reamersburg, Pa. PRICE, XVALTER, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol, Harris- burg, Pa, Rurr, FLORENCE E., Teacher, Middletown Public Schools, Middletown, Pa. SHAEITER, PEARL, Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. SPIRE, DONALD O., Associated Press, Philadelphia, Pa. YEAGLEY, LSUTERJ, GwENDoLYN, Hummelstown, Pa. YOUTZ, JOHN, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisburgD, Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, ll-5. 1939 TATLER l l ALUMNI SECTION, continued CLASS OF 1929 AcRI, MICHAEL, Bethlehem Steel Co., IIO Dock St., Harris- burg, Pa. ALwE1N, MARY K., Trained Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BIESECKER, QSLACKD, NELLIE MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. CARRENDAR, CHOWARDD, GLADYS, Hummelstown, Pa. ENGLE, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. RNGLE, LOTTOD, LUCILLE, Teacher, Union Deposit, Hum- melstown, Pa. FERRUCCI, ANNA, Teacher, Hershey Public Schools, Hum- melstown, Pa. FROMM, LARUE, Dairyman, Hummelstown, Pa. HALLMAN, HORACE, Sunbury, Pa. HARRO, LSEITZD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. HOLTZMAN, GEORGE, Coast Guard, Salem, Mass. HUMMEL, CFOLTZJ, DOROTHY, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. JACKS, WILLIAM, Principal, Paxtang Public Schools, Hum- melstown, Pa. LEATHERMAN, CLARENCE, Instructor of Psychology, Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. LEO, CATHERINE, R. D., Harrisburg, Pa. LUEKENBARGH, QRIVERAD, CATHERINE, Nurse, New York, . Y. MCALLISTER, QREEDJ, LOUISE, Philadelphia, Pa. INIUTI-I, fVVH1TEMANl,JANE, Hummelstown, Pa. NIsLEY, ELMER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. NIssLEY, ROBERT, Teacher, Salem, N. J. SHEPLER, HAROLD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. SHBEY, QBELLD, ALICE, Hershey Dept. Store, Hummelstown, 3. SMITH, EDYVARD, Harrisburg Steel Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SMILTH, FOREST, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, 3. STARE, cDOI.SOND, RUTH, Harrisburg, Pa. VVEBER, LGILMERD, KATHRYN, Hummelstown, Pa. VVOLFE, LSELTZERJ, PAULINE, Hummelstown, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, CTRANIEOD, MARY, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1930 BAKER, EDVVARD, Harrisburg Auto Parts Co. fHarrisburgl, Hummelstown, Pa. BURRIDOE, DELMAR, Insurance Agent, Harrisburg, Pa. BUSER, SARA JANE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. CROOK, ROBERT, Harrisburg Grocery Co. fHaI-risburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. CRUM, QDAVISJ, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. CRUM, CEcII.IA, Teacher, Penbrook Public Schools, Pen- brook, Pa. DEIMLER, PAUL, Farmer's Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. DUNCAN, MIRIAM, Nurse, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. ENGLE, DANIEL, John B. Curry 81 Son Feed Mill, Swatara Station, Highspire, Pa. ESI-IENOUR, ANNA, Hershey, Pa. Esz-IENODR, LESTER, Claster's Jewelry Store fHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. GOSHERT, CYNTHIA, Secretary, E. M. Hershey fHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. HALE, CARROLL, Harrisburg Steel Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, QVVOLLERTOND, PEARL, Hershey, Pa, KOHR, QHOOVERD, RUTH. LONG, VVARREN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. NAUOLE, CLAUDE, Reading R. R. Co., Hummelstown, Pa. PORTER, CARROLL, Clerk, Etter's Store, Hummelstown, Pa. REMLEY, LUKE, Interne, York Hospital, York, Pa. Ross, QBUSERJ, FRANcEs, Hershey, Pa. RUPERT, ZELMA, Nurse, Hershey Hospital, Hummelstown, Pa. ,kDeceased -all 62 SHEPLER, CPORTERJ, LUELLA, National Bank, Hummels- town, Pa. SILER, VVILLIAM, Middletown. Pa. SowERs, CHARLOTTE, Nurse, New York City Hospital, New York City, N. Y. WV!-IISLER, BETTY, Hershey, Pa. WITMER, KATHRYN, Librarian, Hershey Industrial School, Hummelstown, Pa. ZEKFOSS, SAMUEL, Graduate Student, Penn State College, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1931 ALLEMAN, EDITH, Dept. of Revenue fHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. CROOK, RICHARD E., Blue Ribbon Baking Co., Hummels- town, Pa. ESHENOUR, LBEACHELLJ, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. ESPENSHADE, fRlIOFJ, VIoLET, Palmyra, Pa. ETTER, ROEERT, Chemist, Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Pa FAIR, CDAHLIND, EDITH, Hummelstown, Pa. Fox, VVILLIAM W., Hershey Dairy QHersheyJ, Hummels- town, Pa. GELNET, CGRUBERJ, ELEANOR, Harrisburg, Pa. HENRY, CSowERsj, FLORA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, VIVIAN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsf town, Pa. HDI-TER, JOHN, Hummelstown, Pa. HORN, ANNA, Clerk, Hershey Dept. Store, Hershey, Pa. HORST, ROBERT, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, LGROVEJ, BEATRICE, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, ETHEL, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. LEVENGOOD, SARA, Secretary, Press Dress Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. MAURO, STELLA, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, LBRECKENMAKERD, RUTH, National Bank, Hum- melstown, Pa. RATH, CBREWSTERD, DOROTHY, Madison, N. J. SHUEY, CKOI-IRD, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. S0wERs, EVELYN M., Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, DONALD E., Kendall Refining Co., Bradford, Pa. ZEITERS, KATHRYN, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1932 BELL, JOHN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. BELL, MILLER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. BIEEER, ELOISE, Harp Student, Riverside Drive, New York City, N. Y. BURCHFIELD, RICHARD, Lancaster, Pa. CLARK, QNYED, DIARY, Highspire, Pa. DEIMLER, CWOLEEQ, ANNA, Philadelphia, Pa. DEMY, MARTHA, Nurse, New York Hospital, New York City, N. Y. EARNEST, CWELLSJ, DOROTHY, Pottstown, Pa. EDWARDS, ROBERT, Chemical Research, Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y. ENOLE, IVIORRIS, Engle's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. FLEAGLE, MORRIS, Silvertown Service Station, 920 S. Qlst St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINcRIcH, LLAL DERMILOI-ID, RHODA, Hummelstown, Pa. GOSHERT, MARYEELLE, Beautician, Hummelstown, Pa. GROVE, DORIs,Hershey Chocolate Corp.,Hummelstown, Pa. HALE, HELEN, Oiiice, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. KAuTz, CFOXD, ARVILLA, Lee's 5 81 IO Cent Store, Hum- melstown, Pa. KEIEER, KENNETH F., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsa town, Pa. KELLER, VIOLET, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. 1939 TATLER ALUMNI SECTION, continued LONG, REBA, U. S. Treasury Dept. CHarrisburgD, Hum- melstown, Pa. MUTH, JOHN, Student Penn State College, State College, Pa. NAEGLE, IVIARTHA, Bell Telephone Co. QHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa, OAKUM, DEWITT, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. RATH roN, CLEIEFRIEDJ, INIARGUERITE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, HIARRY, Stitt's Bakery, Hummelstown, Pa. SHSPE, CHEsTER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. SMITH, BYRON, Greenwood St., Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, CLAYTON, Swift Sz Co. lHarrisburgj, Hummels- town, Pa. SPANGLER, CVVALTDNJ, JOSEPHINE, Hummelstown, Pa. STERNER, CLIFFORD, Assistant to Dugan, Undertaker, Harrisburg, Pa. VVERT, FAYE, State Capitol fHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. VVITMER, FRANK, Harrisburg Telegraph, Hummelstown, Pa. YEAGLEY, CANSEACHJ, EVELYN, New York, N. Y. CLASS OF 1933 BEILINEY, KARL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. BELL, AMMON, Employed by M. E. Bell, Hummelstown, Pa. CLARK, CSTALLJ, MARGARET, Rutherford Heights, Pa. CRooR, JAMES, Student, University of Pennsylvania, Phila- delphia, Pa. DEIMLER, CHUNSINGERJ, BEATRICE, Hershey Laundry, Rutherford, Pa. DUNCAN, FERN, Student Nurse, Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. EARNEST, lVIADELEINE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. EDNVARDS, CHARLES, Chemist, Du Pont Laboratories, Elizabeth, N. J. FERGUSON, EVELYN, State Capitol CHarrisburgb, Hummels- town, Pa. FISLER, VVILLIAM, Hummelstown, Pa. FoRs, KENNETH, Hummelstown, Pa. FROMM, FERNE, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. GILBERT, fWENRIcHJ, BLANcHE, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, LSHENKJ, ELIZABETH, Palmyra, Pa. KELLER, JoHN, Employed by Grant Foreman, Hershey, Pa. LEVAN, XVODDROW, Grocer, Hummelstown, Pa. LUCKENEAUGH, CREIGLED, HAZEL, Hummelstown, Pa. PIERRE, CFoxD, DIARY, Hummelstown, Pa. RATH, CHARLES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. REINHART, LRICHIEJ, DoRoTHY, Lancaster, Pa. RUDY, IYIARLIN, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. SHEARER, fRoTI-IJ, JULIA, Shermanstown, Pa. SHERTZER, KSHERTZERJ, LUCILLE, Hummelstown, Pa. SHIFFLER, MELVIN, Employed by S. B. Shirher, Hoernersa town, Pa. SHORE, RALPH, Highspire, Pa. SHRIVER, HENRIETTA, Bell Telephone Co. QHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. SRINNER, HELEN, Secretary, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. SowERs, VVILLIAM, Hummelstown, Pa. S'rRoMAN, LHEILIGJ, PEARL, 532 Madison Ave,, York, Pa. XYERER, YVAYNE, Undertaker, Bellefonte, Pa. WoLrE, FL LLER, Middletown, Pa. VVYNN, EARL, McConnellsburg, Pa. YEAGER, PAULINE, Teacher, Highspire Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. ZEITERS, DIARY JANE, Teacher, Allison Iark, Ia. ZERFOSS, CHARLES, Hummelstown, Pa. ZERFOss, GEORGE, Student, University of Arizona, Tucson, CLASS OF 1934 BIEEER, XVILSON, Teacher, Millerton High School, N. Y. BISTLINE, RALPH, Hershey Inn, Hummelstown, Pa. BIs'rLINE, THELMA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. 'Deceased 1 I Ariz. el 63 DEIMLER, CHEERSOLEH, l'iUNIcE, Hummelstown, Pa. DEMY, MILLARIJ, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Ill. ESHENOUR, M-xRLIN, Lykens, Pa. Fox, ROBERT, JR., Graduate, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. HALE, BLANCHE, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, CMQTTERJ, DoRoTHY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, VIOLETTE, Teacher, Penhrook Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. JACOBS, DONALD, Saxophonist, Lynn Terry Orchestra, Hummelstown, Pa. K-xvrz, HARoI,D, Hummelstown, Pa. LONG, DOROTHY, Teacher, Waynesboro Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. PETERSEN, THoMAs, Student, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. PI.ousE, JOHN, Hoernerstown, Pa. SAeeo, FRANCES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SANDERS, ROBERT, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsf town, Pa. ScHwAR'I'z, QKREIMQRJ, MILDREO, Hun1rnelstown,Pa. SHAPFER, MERL, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOPE, RL rH, R. D. 2, Highspire, Pa. SI-IIJEY, MARION, State Capitol QHarrislwurgj, Hummels- town, Pa. SI.0L'GH, l is'I'HER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SPIDEL, MARY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. STONER, KARL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum melstown, Pa. STRITE, EARL, R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. XVALTHR, JOHN, Graduate, Princeton University. XYHITTOCK, JACK, Student, Franklin ZS Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. YVOLFE, CHARLES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. YEAGLEY, E. C., Hummelstown, Pa. ZERI'Oss, MARTHA, Llanerch, Pa. CLASS OF 1935 ALERIGHT, WILLIAM, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. BREHM, Lois, Student, lflizalvethtovyn College, Elizabeth- town, Pa. BREHIN-I, XX'AI.'I'ER, Student, University of Kentucky, Lexing- ton, Ky. CAssE1,, HARRIET, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hoernerstov. n, Pa. DAVIDSON, MELYIN, HIImn1elstown,Pa. ENGLE, XYARREN, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. FAIR, LLOI-HRH, GLAIWS, Harrisburg, Pa. Fox, GEORILE, Army Air Corps, Langley Field, Va. HAINLEY, LIAKOLU, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelsa town, Pa. HARTWELI., CLII I'oN, Printing Oflice, Hummelstown, Pa. KINLEY, CARROLL, l7romm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. KOPE, NELIJA, Hummelstown, Pa. KREISER, BENJAMIN, Newark, Del. KREISER, QSTQNERJ, THELNIA, Hummelstown, Pa. LANOIS, ANNA, Hershey, Pa. LANDIS, RAY, international Harvester Co. fHarrisburgJ, Hummelstou 11, Pa. LEN'I'z, CARROLL, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. LONG, ROIIERT, Szudent, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. LUUWIG, DONALD, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. IIUIIWIG, EDGAR, Hummelstown, Pa. MAL RO, DoMINIc, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. MLSSER, JOHN, l-.mployed hy State, Hummelstown, Pa, POGGY, CHARLOTI E, Hummelstown, Pa. RA'rHI'oN, CHARI.Es, XYest Emi Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. RLor, l'ix,EANoR, Hershey Dept. Store, Hummelstown, Pa. 1939 TATLER M ALUMNI SECTION, continued SI-IIISIVER, MARGARET, Hauer's Dept. Store, Hummelstown, 3. SCII-IRIVER, KATHRYN, Dr. Springer's Office, Hummelstown, 3. SEITZ, ELSIE, H. B. Reese Chocolate Co., Hummelstown, Pa. SHERTZER, QMILLERD, FLORENCE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, FRANKLIN, International Harvester Co. CHarris- burgj, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, MAE, Student Nurse, Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. SMITH, fBOSLERJ, EVELYN, Palmyra, Pa. SMITH, RAYMOND, Penn-Harris Hotel CHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. STARRY, QSTUCKEYJ, MILDRED, Hummelstown, Pa. STRAUE, RICHARD, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. S'riI5AwsER, NORMAN, Clerk, Greenberg's Store, Harrisburg, a. XTHOMAS, DONALD. UMEERGER, BETTY, Student, Temple University, Phila- delphia, Pa. VERDELLI, KHIXONJ, ATTEA, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERs, QFARLINGJ, LUCILIIE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERs, KENNETH, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. WFITMER, LOIS, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, 3.. WTDLI-'E, RUSSELL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. ZEITERS, DOROTHY, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. Zmlsross, VIVIAN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. CLASS OF 1936 BISTIHINE, GENEVIEVE I., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- me stown Pa. Bocmoz, FIIQEDERICK H., Student, Drexel Institute, Phila- ep ia a. BURCI-IEIE,LD, ROBERT, Lancaster, Pa. CAssEL, FLORENCE L., Hummelstown, Pa. CLAIRK, Il?OR0THY M., Martin Motors QHarrisburgj, Her- s ey, a. DI3IIvILER,bMARTIN LUTHER, International Harvester Co. arris urgj Hummelstown Pa. DEINER,EGERAi.DINE, Hershey,ChocOlate Corp., Hummels- town, a. FAIR, L!?TER, Clerk, Smith's Hardware Store, Hummels- town, a. EELTY, WASREN ZM Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. osHERT E1'rY AE Hummelstown Pa. GROVE, JIILIA, Harrisbiirg, Pa. J I-IAEIEYSI-IAw,PDoR0THY M., Hershey Dept. Store, Hum- ITIC SLOWYI 3. HAIIITI-fIAN,1ZSHAEgERj, MARGARET, Hershey Drug Store, llfnffle stown 3.. HUMMEL, PAULIIJE R., Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, PAUL S., Stanford's Drug Store, Hummelstown, a. KIIIQLEY, iERMA lg., Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisburgJ, UITIITIC stown, 3. KEE, MATDELLE E., Smith Bros. Shoe Store CHarrisburgJ, umme stown Pa. Look, CWALTERsJ, WINIFRED, Capital Bank 81 Trust Co. CHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWICK, JOHN H., Hummelstown, Pa. INIARIANO, fFUNGH1J, EUNICE, Hummelstown, Pa. MELER, IEIEREERE,-, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Ul'nlT'lC SLOWII 3. MEMMA, ELSIE, ,Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, H.. PLEUiE, ELEANOR B., Nurse's Training School, Wilmington, C . RARICR, LLUDWICKJ, ROMAINE, Hummelstown, Pa. 4fDeceased RATHEON, IOLA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, EDWARD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, GLADYS, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SANDERS, ROMAINE, Laurie 81 Green fH3fYlSbUfgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. SHOAP, BETTY JANE, Student, State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. SHooP, fMATHIASJ, GLADYs M., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SKINNER, ARDELLA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. STAUETER, CLARENCE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. STERNER, QSTOVERJ, SARAH, Hershey Estates Oliice, Hum- melstown, Pa. TAYLOR, SARAH JANE, Hershey Estates OH-ice, Hummels- town, Pa. WAGNER, CSELLJ, ANNA, Palmyra, Pa. WHITMER, LGIPEB, MEARIAM, Chambersburg, Pa. WHITMOYER, MILDRED, Hummelstown, Pa. XNRIGHT, LPETERSJ, GERALDINE, Press Dress Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. ZERFOSS, ALLEN, Student, Penn State College, State Col- lege, Pa. CLASS OF 1937 ALLEMAN, RICHARD, PomerOy's, Inc. Cblarrisburgj, Hum- melstown, Pa. BELL, LLOYD, Employed by M. E. Bell, Hummelstown, Pa. BIEEER, KTHOMPSONJ, MARIE, Hummelstown, Pa. BREHM, KATHRYN, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. DIEEENDEREER, VVILLIAM, Student, Lebanon Valley Col- lege, Hummelstown, Pa. Fox, CAROLINE, Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa. FUNKHOUSER, LEoTA, Hummelstown, Pa. G1NoRIcH, RALPH, Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. GROVE,ANITA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HAEEYSHAW, WILLIAM, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. JoHNsoN, SVENDELL, Hummelstown, Pa. KINLEY, IIVILBUR, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. LENTZ, LUTHER, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWICK, CDEIBI,ERJ, VVHILIMINE, Hummelstown, Pa. Luowlo, MILDRED, N. Y. Insurance Co. CHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, CHARLOTTE, Secretary, Press Dress Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. MOUNTZ, MARSHALL, VVarner's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. MUMMA, JAY, Swift 81 Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. MussER, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. POGGY, VIOLETTE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. RARICK, BETTY JANE, Bell Telephone Co. Qflarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. RICHWINE, WALTER, Giant Store, Baltimore, Md. Roof, CLARENCE, Student, Gettysburg College, Gettys- burg, Pa. SHIEELER, CARROLL, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, ADA, Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, KXVENKICHJ, ETHEL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. STRITE, IVIARY JANE, Student, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown, Pa. STROMAN, GLADYS, Employed by J. M. Brightbill, Hum- melstown, Pa. THOMAS, HELEN, N. Y. Insurance Co. CHarrisburgj, Hum- melstown, Pa. WALTER, RALPH, JR., Student, Gettysburg College, Gettys- burg, Pa. WITMAN, GERALDINE,Student, Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. 64 31.5 1939 TATLER vr 'L A l . nv 14' ALUMNI SECTION, continued ZE1'rERs, MARGARET, Student, Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. ZERross, Ric!-IARD, Hummelstown, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, ROMAYNE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1938 BAKER, lx1El,VlN, Hummelstown, Pa. BAKER, CSHICKLEYD, SARA, Hummelstown, Pa. BALE, DOROTHY, H. B. Reese Chocolate Co., Hummels- town, Pa. BECK, ELEANOR, Temple University Hospital, Student Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BOLTON, ROBERT, Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky. BOSNER, ARLENE, Central Pennsylvania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. BRANDT, STANLEY, Michigan State College, Lansing, Mich. CAssAoY, KATHLEEN, Washington School of Journalism, Chestertown, Md. CAssE1.1., EDMOND, Hummelstown, Pa. DEITZLER, PHYLLIS, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Cone servatory of Music, Royalton, Pa. DEMY, JANET, Nurse, General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. DIEFENDERFER, EMILIE, Hummelstown, Pa. F1LsON, ARLENE, Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. FORS, LILLIAN, Central Pennsylvania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. Fox, HELEN, Harrisburg School of Beauty Culture, Hum- melstown, Pa. Fox, JOSEPH, Hummelstown, Pa. GROVE, HELEN, Hummelstown, Pa. HAssl.ER, ZELMA, Hummelstown, Pa. tf'Deceased HoOvER, liEs'rER, Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. ISHLER, MAE, H. B. Reese Chocolate Co., Hummelstown Pa. LENTZ, LUCY, Hummelstown, Pa. MARIANO, THELMA, Secretary, Home Furnishings Co Cl-larrishurgj, Hummelstown, Pa. McK1ssieK, M-WYARD, Student, Lebanon Valley College Conservatory of Music, Hummelstown, Pa. MYERS, Rt'ssEi,1., Hummelstown, Pa. 1 v PATRICK, KATHLEEN, Center Square Meat Market, Hum- melstown, Pa. RAINEY, PHILANDER, Lee's 5 Sc IO Cent Store, Hummels- town, Pa. RAT!-irox, M ELBA, limployed by Green s, Hutnmelstown, Pa REIGLE, l'isTHER, Lancaster Hospital, Student Nurse, Hum- melstown, Pa. SANDERS, MTLORED, M. Brightlvill lnc., Hummelstown Pa. Sc!-IAEFFER, JACK, Harrisburg 'l'elegrapl1, Hummelstown, Pa SELL, EST!-It-LR, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOAP, YYii.i,1AM, Drexel lnstitute, Philadelphia, Pa. SMITH, FLTZABETH, Hummelstown, Pa. STONER, RACHAEL, Student, Hood College, Frederick, Md TWAOXER, PAUL R. Q VVALTERS, MAME, Student, Thompson Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. XVI-IISLER, RORERT, Student, Hershey Junior College Hershey, Pa. VVoLFERssr:RoER, IRIS, llummelstown, Pa. YEAOLEY, lVlAHLON, Hetriclfs Bakery, Hummelstown, Pa. YOUTZ, VERNA, H. B. Reese Chocolate Co., Hummelstown Pa. QXD 141651:- y I THE EDITORIAL STAFF SPEAKS: In appreciation of the support given to THE TATLER by the business firms of Hummelstown, the editorial stajf sug' gests that the graduates and students, their families and friends fwe'll let the faculty in on this, tooj consider these helpful and friendly jirms at each oppor' tunity for trade. We thank our advertisers and com' mend their messages to your lasting pat' ronage. Their cooperation has made it possible to publish the IQ3Q edition. -gi 67 12- YOU PERHAPS DON 'T KN OW 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 mattressiunder the carpet-buried in the cellarhsubject to fire and theft. SAFETY F IRST' SAFETY ALWAYS iaummelstutnn Rational Bank 68 Smartness and Quality without Extmvagance f FURS, coATS, AND DRESSES Accessories, Chi1dren's Wear The Store Dependable HARRISBURG, PA. Compliments of W. L. Stanford Bruggisr HUMMELSTOWN, PA. E. Z. ETTER KELLOGGS QUALITY FOODS A SPECIALTY 281 West Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. E. Vance Rodgers Diamonds and DeAnge1iS Jewelry Grill and Soda . Fountain W M ' S HUQLEEZQOQL tIl:E1iINA Spaghetti ar All Hours . 0 A Gift from our store is a HERSHEY, PENNA' treasure for life fp1,,,,,e, 532 69 GED. L. LUTZ Wholesale Confectionev' 149 Second Street HIGHSPIRE, PA. Compliments of HERBERT N. BOWSER jfumzral iBarInr FURNITURE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. 70 Ie-1 Compliments Compliments of X THE WORKBASKET NEEDLE SHOP 5-10-25-ct. Store N Open E e'y Evening ELSIE M. KELLER i HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA' HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. Phone: lI6R SPIRE ELECTRIC 95? General Electric Store SALE S S E RVI C E HUMMELSTOWN, PA. '?bone: 100 Pffm-'147-J Compliments of ' WAG N E R B RO S . Dealefm J. K. MCKISSICK Flour, Feed, Seeds, Hay, Straw, Coal, Fertilizer, Cement HUMMELSTOWN, PA. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. 71 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Central Pennrylrmnialr Greater! Burinerr .S'c1Jo0l 323 MARKET STREET, I-IARRISBURG, PA. Summer Term Begins in June Fall Term Begins in September IT PAYS T0 ATTEND A SCHOOL WITH AN ESTABLISHED REPUTATION WARNER'S GARAGE C0 1Plf W 'f f 131 Earl' Main Street HUMMELSTOWN' PA' ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND M REPAIR WORK Phone: 97-,I DE SOTO AND PLYMOUTH Saler and Service 109 WEST MAIN STREET HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. PHONE: 18 CUT-FLOWERS POTTED FLOWERS COMPLIMENTS OF Say it with Flowerrn A corsage or basket makes a beautiful H N gift for special occasions Metropolitan owe V Life Insurance Agerit Clarence G. Ruof, Florist PHONE: 185-J HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. QDARRY ROAD, Hummelrtown, Pa. AT THOMPSON COLLEGE... 'You will receive higlifgrade training for the modern office in Stenographic Course Calculating Machine Filing and Indexing Secretarial Course CardfPunch Machine Dictaphone and Ediphone Business Administration Stenotype QShOrthandj Walton Accounting Course Accredited by American Association of Commercial Colleges 121 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PA. -:I 72 Isa E1sLER's DUTCH MILL walter jlffl. Shaun REAL ESTATE AND DELICIOUS BAR-B-Q's AND INSURANCE ROOT BEER A 0 Fire Casualty Automobile r Rou 422 near HUMME S OWN PA. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. - 1 Always Relzab le' t 326 Market Street :: Harrisburg, Pa. GRUBB'S ICE CREAM H AUER' S A Pine Tree Dairy Products DRYGQODS . NQTIQNS X M SHOES Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings X B3.ChII'13.I1Vi116, PZ.. P ONE:Pal BLESSING BUILDING - HULIMELSTOWN, PA. ' 73 SCHOOLDAYS They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be many years before some of you meet again. School- days do not last forever-and when they are past, mem- ories are kept warm by the photographs of friends and pals of the classroom and campus. Your ehums 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 turning-point in your life. This studio is the headquarters for the best photo- graphic vvork and the doors are open to students of the Hummelstown High School and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio and have that photograph taken? Special Rates for Students The Ensminger Studio HARRISBURG, PA. znd 69' Walnut Sts. Bell Phone 5228 -all 74 it UNION EMBLEM COMPANY A High School and Ffratefrfnity fewelvy FELT GOODS AND OOMMENCEMENT STATIONERY PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA P. H. Nrssusy, Manager -:I 75 The Physicians, Osteopaths and Dentists of Hanznzelstown and Hershey extena' their congratulations to the Class of 1939 M. L. NISSLEY, M.D., Hummelstown, Pa. J. WESLEY HORN, M.D., Hummelstown, Pa. PARK BERKHEIMER, M.D., Hummelstown, Pa. C. M. WALLACE, M.D., Hummelstown, Pa. C. R. GARRETT, D. D. S., Hershey, Pa. L. B. FERUCCI, M.D., Hershey, Pa. J. LANDIS DEIMLER, D.D. S., Hummelstown, Pa. WILLIAM H. LODGE, D.O., Hershey, Pa. 76 Compliments of. . . LE E W. FIS L E R Postmaster WEBB 87: WOLFE .Quality Sporting Goods zu Walnut Street HARRISBURG, PA. Arrow Shirts Mallory Hats H. W. KREIDER Men's and Boys' Clothing PALMYRA, PA. Botany Ties B. V. D. Sportswe' GEGRGE FROMM'S DAIRY 'HOME OF BETTER MILK PRODUCTSH HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Phone: 38 Sl-IOPE'S GROCERY Gi? Save Om Blue Stamps They Mean Interest On Money Spent by You Accumulating Savings, Like Getting An Education, Is Not Always Easy But In Both Cases Is Worthwhile CWD THE FARMERS BANK OF HUMMELSTOWN HUMMELSTOWN, PA. l l r l l T l w , l T 1 7 7 NEW HORIZO A Good Store Is the I ndispen- sable LW of a Community. Life . . . action . . . growth. In tune with the times, we ever strive to keep our place as A MODEL STORE in the heart of A MODEL TOWN in the heart of A GREAT STATE. The Graduates ofToday Will Build the New Horizons of Tomorrow Time is not always meas- ured by the tick of a clock or the rotation of a calendar. The hour-glass, the costly chronometer, may have their places in recording the flight of time in a mechanical Way. But time, to be of greatest value, is measured by heart throbs and emotionsg by suc- cesses and failures, by retro- spection of achievements. If we are able to point to paths of progress, we can then measure time at its true value. So our hearts palpitate with pride as we watch you go forth to achieve NEW HORI- ZONS. HERSHEY DEPARTMENT STORE HERSHEY, PENNA. 78 The Friendbf Credit Store SWARTZ SERVICE 8: ELECTRIC COMPANY Center Square Phone 92 j HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Headquarters for Frigidaire Refrigerators, Ranges, Water Heaters 8: Coolers, Tires, Automotive Needs, Radios, Home Appliances SPONSORS OF SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS WILLIAM EISENHQUR E. B. SMITH FILLING STATION H J AZT 111472 eva .f4flam'z'c Gas and Oil and Ac'ceIsorz'es 089 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. DU PONT PAINTS AND VARNISHES COLEMAN PRODUCTS 22 East Main St., Hummelstown, Pa. PHONE: 9336 M. E. BELL Home-Dressed Meats Home-Cured Ham and Bacon HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments of A. C. HOCKER Dealer in VELRUSS ICE CREAM Phone: 9312 HUMMELSTOW'N, PA. gli? Compliments of Ira P. Romberger Wholesale Distributor SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Chestnut Street at Eighteenth HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Plumbing and Heating CLQYD Phone: 159-R HUMMELSTOWN, PA. 79 Compliments of KINGSLEY Es? BROWN CLEANSERS E? DYERS Where .Quality Comes First PLANT 801 E. MAIN ANNVILLE PA TELEPHONE 203 ' Particular Work for Particular People Compliments to the 1939 Graduates from THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Printing, Engraving Dzplomas, Invitations PAINESVILLE, OHIO Accept No Substitute . . S. A. BOMGARDNER MILK WE DON'T COPY-WE LEAD Pennants Banners . P1llOWS Add dignity, color and spirit to your school work by the use of felt pen' nants, banners, pillows, emblems. caps, berets and chenille letters. No order too small to receive our attention. Catalogue Free STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN, PA. Elizabethtown Supply Company SCHOOL and COLLEGE SPECIALTIES Elizabethtown, Penna. GRADUATION and CHOIR GOWNS OFFICE RECORD FORMS FLAGS and BANNERS CUPS and TROPHIES BOOKLET DIPLOMAS GREENBERCPS CLOTHING STORE SHOES CLOTHING for the Entire Family SHOP AT GREENBERG'S Compliments of GEORGE HOCKER all sol - WHEN YOU THINK OF Dfmk COAL-THINK OF Us W. W. FERGESON COCA 'COLA E93 SON In Bottles PHONE: 164 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. I CHAS. T. FASNACHT Service Station lg-l ATLANTIC GAS 8: OIL FIRESTONE, LEE 81 KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES COMPLETE FLOATING BODY LUBRICATION Hummelstown, Phone: 9522 OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. M imeograph SALES -:- SERVICE -:- SUPPLIES 202 Walnut Street HARRISBURG, PENNA. 81 West End Dairy W. H e1'sl9ey's Dairy Products Pasteurized Milk and Cream Buttermilk and Cocoa Drink E . H A B B Y S H AW Hummelstown, Pa. hitt Zlngtl UNIFORMS WHITE ANGEL sets the xtandard in value and style ........... for- O MAIDS O NURSES O WAITRESSES O HOUSEWIVES O BEAUTICIANS Press Dress 8: Uniform Co HUMMELSTOWN, PA. SHENK 8t TITTLE E1ferytl9ingjZ1' Sport 315 Market Street HARRISBURG, PENNA. rr sz 11 USE HETRICICS BREAD, ROLLS, AND PASTRY Sure to please PHONE! STR HUMMELSTOWN, PA. CENTER SQUARE MEAT MARKET E. M. BIRT, Pvop. HOMBDRESSED MEATS GROCERIES, FRUITS PHONE: 46 l Hummelstown, Pa. J. M. BRIGHTBILL INCORPORATED Curtis Woodwork HARRISBURG HUMMELSTOWN ELIZABETHTOWN Compliments of XVOLFS GROCERY T Main and Water Sts. In Fromm Building HUMMELSTOWN, PA. J. B. CURRY'S SUNS Community grille l F L0 U R FORMERLY COMMUNITY CUT-RATE F E E D ' l COAL MODERN BAR-SODA and LUNCH SW t St t, P FEATURING-PLATTERS a ara 3 lon' 3' SPACIIETTI and CHEESEBURGERS l an ' Palmyra, Pa. H. A. MARIANO, Prop. ENGLE'S GARAGE All Kinds of You Would Make a Wise Move By Placing Your Next Order for Quality Merchandise A t R , . WITH THE U OHIO 1 C C Hlfln P g WEST END STORE l X Phone: 131 FIRESTQNE TIRES HUMMELSTQWN, PA- 'ill 83 lg., LAP wumrv 5 1 xx H Mil A llllllllll ll ' llll lrslnlllrllllll I Elf, Eli W V EV, Ifgw- T raft- f y iiifxgrxgi Wiatr J W Elia ll l r wllf4,r. v eil , :aww W pf: Qu l t . rm X ,J W1 W, l b miilg! lx xx X I ufnlll l F1 l l l, r' 4 NNW I, I W I gl X 1 ' ' - X 7- L 'iii' 32' ' nf Ti J' T tin' -fx. -N Qypm, jgw,,,,,,:L , me 1,1 Q- nf,.yy,,, we -- l .. 'ww , ' L wwf in A, , gg, l I THE OORWAY TO HELPFUL SERVICE Business managers and editors of school annuals suffer from an abundance of inadequate advice and a multitude of free suggestions. Increased cost, or a mediocre book, is the penalty for listening to the siren's song. Planning the book and executing the plan are only part of the service rendered by the McFarland staff. Every detail of production is passed on by experienced designers, artists, and printers. The result is a book that reflects credit on Class and Institution. The Doorway to Helpful Service is before you. Our representative will be glad to discuss your problems. An appointment will not place you under obligation. Will you open the door? HORACE MCFARLAND COMPANY mount plzasant Erma HARRISBURG - PENNSYLVANIA ALSO PRINT SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, MEMORIAL BOOKS PRIVATE EDITIONS, AND CATALOGUES .EH 84 15. L. M. DERR SHOE REPAIRING ORD Oppofite Part Ojfce HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Camplimenzif af IDEAL BEDDING CO. FACTORY TO YOU MATTRESSES Box SPRINGS STUDIO COUCHES A N D AW N I N G S HARRISBURG, PENNA. Phone: 3-8344 Tbereff Nothing Like GAS for COOKING The instant heat, higher speed and num- herless shades of Iemperature that only Gas provides, give liner flavor to all cooking! REFRIGERATION Gas makes possible silent, simplified refrig- eration. No moving parts to wear out. Air cooledfuses no mater. Low operating costs. WATER HEATING Gas proxides an abundant, dependable Supply Of hot xx ater whenever you want it- day or night! Low cost and nothing to tend. HOUSE HEATING House heating with Gas is absolutely effort- less. No Iuel to order or store. Nothing to hother with. No dirt, smoke or soot. LEBANON VALLEY GAS CO. REMI G O TYPEWRITERS A model for every purpose cmd every purse WRITE OR PHONE FOR IO-DAY FREE TRIAL REMINGTON RAND, INC. 210 N. Second Street Harrisburg, Pa. BUS SERVICE SHIEELERS Tmnspoiffliffffiniiiiif iffolfflil Tm R E 5 TA U R A N T Careful, cwmm, Infured same Sperifzliqzng in 'NSD CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS D . D . B U s H E Y ew 3315 fanertaum Road, Ha1'1'i.rbu1'g, Paz. TELEPHONE 1 2-7147 CHOCOLATE AVENUE H6l'.fl7EV1', Pa. 85 lg. DRY CLEANING Jeff Ford Hotels IN WASHINGTON, D. C. The Lafayette Hotel 16th and Eye Streets, N. W. LAUNDRY In the Shadow of the White House The Carroll Arms Hotel lst and C Streets, N. E. In the Shadow of the Capitol Rates from 32.50 up Single RUG SH Rates from 53.50 up Double REESE'S PEANUT BUTTER CUPS Are as wholesome as they are deliciousg As wholesome as pure milk chocolate, Fresh roasted peanuts, And other ingredients can make them. DOJ Children love them and they are good for children. 86 IS-1 There Is A Differenceh A KRIM Pale Dry PURE GINGER A LE T H E Peacock Beautef Salon 770 Ufexf Vlzocnlafe .lmfrzzle HERSHEY. PA. lnvllcs You lo fake- Kdxanluge 0lTh1-lr l'r ll I I l S ro H-mn , cruel-,. 'All Brant-Iwi uf Beauty ifullllrc 'WE Are Skin and Srzllp Spf-Q-ialists 0YYe Positively Grow Hair PIIUNIC -HICRSIIEY fn ilehanun Bailey Gnllege XV1'itc ANNVILLE, PA. 0 Liberal A rts Public School Blusic Business Administraiimz For Dlcn and Wolnenn I to the President CLYDE A. Lx'Nc'u Annville, Pa. LOREN MURCHISON CO. .fc'u'f'le1'.v - Sl'CIfl0IlL'l'.5' 3lt'CI1CllI'.S'I'S 40 Clinton Slrccl NEWARK - NEWf JERSEY S. YY. HAMPSON. lfvprrswlfulfzw COMPLIMENTS OF A FR IE BSE 87 ill Autographs ngjlgglga