Hummelstown High School - Tatler Yearbook (Hummelstown, PA)
- Class of 1940
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For her willingness to cooperate with not only those pupils who have just entered the new building, but also with any and all students and faculty members, the 1940 Tatler Staff hereby dedicates this yearbook to MRS. GRACE A. HOTTENSTEIN She is remembered by all who have had the privilege to be in her classes for her congeniality, her courtesy, and her .ability to teach equally as well from her own experiences as from a textbook. Page 5 53' HARRY MILLER LESTER VERDELLI Page 6 EDITGRIAL TAFE Editorfin-Chief . Assistant . Senior Class Editor Assistants . Athletic Editors . Activity Editor . Assistants . Diary . Snapshot . . . Assistants . Alumni . . HARRY MILLER LESTER VERDELLI BETTY ALLEMAN VIRGINIA RIOKER LOIS WALTERS GEORGE EDWARDS RICHARD EOKENROT1-I WILLIAM MILLER GERALDINE HUSS GERALDINE RUPERT HERBERT WAGNER RUDOLPH PETRINA JEAN ESHENOUR ETHEL KINLEY RUSSELL ERBY ROBERT STERNER JOHN DILLON MARY A. SHIFFLER LESLIE NELSON KATHARINE REIGLE CAROLINE WOLFERSBBRGER JEAN FAIR BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .... Assistant ..,.. Advertising Manager TREBA LENTZ JOHN PATRICK WARREN STRITE 1 53 Assistants ..... Subscription Manager Assistants ..... Photographic Editor , . . Assistants ..... Art .... Typists . . JOHN PAUL HUMMEL ROZELLA DEANER VERDELLA MCKISSICK MARGUERITE LANDIS CHARLES FORNBY DOROTHY FARLING FRANCES RATHFON KATHRYN HOFFER CHARLES BRANDT HAROLD KREISER JOHN GRUBER PAULINE COBAUGH LENORE SHOOP EVELYN KRODEL BETTY DAVIDSON RICHARD LENKER Page 7 P JOHN PATRICK TREBA LENTZ 1 1 1 1 1 11,1 1 I 1 I 1111 1111 131112 1 W 11 11515 1 11 2111111 1113111 11 12111 11211 11:1 1 11 13 1 1:1 1: 11 1111111 111 111 - 1 -1 ,--- Q'rf'f1'ff 111 11151 11 1 11 11111111115 1 111111111 1 1 1 12 11111 .1 -1 1 112 1111' 1,51-vi-iGlSZ1.1H -an-1 1 Q:--:2i1TlY?ly- ' 11111111 111 111111 111115111 11 1.111 1 1 1'111 11 1,1.11Eff:a111?55i32ii??Zf 1 H 11 11111 1 . 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'I ii? L X - , : 4 Ii i 5555 gr: If nf + T - 'Lxil ' 1 12:5 1 ' 1,110 M 1 1- L! 1 .. 1-,1ij11Wh 1 1 J W ' 111 1 1 S37 ::,,,,gr'F 'I ,f ,111 i W 1 ffl 1fff1' 1 1 1 -.1 -, 'V I-Q' ,, I ' g.:.g- 1-1 Cf'-'TT ww 1 -E Ufdj 1 L' Ufiw 1 01111 'yy 1: 1 111 '1 11 W1 '11 KM 11 1.11 1 ' 1 x 1 1-1 if 5 1 1 1 ,,, 17,1 5- , I' X bf 1 X 1 1 rv 14 ffqgyzff' V 2' ii : Z, -- 1 x BOARD GF EDUCATICN DR. M. L. NISSLEY E..Z. ETTER HON. W. E. HABBYSHAW R. B. EARNEST DR. J. W. HORN W. M. sHOOP Page IO President . . . . . DR. M. L. NISSLEY VicefP'resident . . . . R. B. EARNEST Treasurer . . . . E. Z. ETTER Secretary ....... W. M. SHOOP DR. JOHN W. HORN HON. WILLIAM E. HABBYSHAW To these men, who have shown a valuable and sincere interest in our school, the Tatler Staff of 1940 extends its deepest appreciation. Having received all the beneiits and opportunities made possible by this Board, the Class of 1940 also wish to express their sincere thanks. FACULT L. B. HENDERSUN, M.A. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Supervising Principal To Mr. Henderson, who has supervised and encouraged the Tatler Staff in the publication of this yearbook, the Class of 1940, together with the Tatler Staff, wish to express their strong feelings of gratitude. His profound interest in the student body, coupled with his pleasing personality, have made him the closest friend of each and every one of the student body. As our principal, he has worked continuously to raise our standards of scholastic attainment. However, besides being heavily burdened with scholastic work, he also aids and en- courages extra-curricular activities, such as athletics and clubs. For these many reasons we look back with pride on the progress which he has brought to our school, and the years of our high school which he has seen were not spent in vain. E. MYRTLE GARRETT, A.B. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Spelling, Literature, English, Junior High School. Preparrzlion: Lebanon Valley Col- lege. Experience: Waltonville, 1911-13, Hummelstown Public Schools, 1913. Page 1 I BOYD L. SPONAUGLE, B.S. HERSHEY, PA. JANET M. AUSMUS, A.B. - CHAMBERSBURG, PA. French, Latin, Guidan e Preparation: Cumberland 'Valley State Normal, ElizabethtownjCollege, Pennsylvania State College. Experience: Clearfield ' County, 1918-20, Middletown, 1920-27, Scotch Plains, N. J., 1928+295 Hum- melstown High School, 1929. Sciences, Coach of Boys' Athletics. Preparation: Lebanon Valley Col- lege, Pennsylvania State College. Experience: Hummelstown High R School, 1936. ,., FACU LT HELEN M. SKINNER HUMMELSTOWN, PA. School Secretary. Preparation: Hummels- Public Schools. g1-,LlQff s5Sj,oerier1ce.- Hummels- Qffbijvvxiinljublic Schools, 1933. .J 4 GRACE A. HOTTEN- MARY M. ZOLL, B.S. STEIN HARRISBURG, PA. Geography, Hygiene, Junior High School. Preparation: Stewarts- town Academy, Johns Hopkins University, Col- umbia University. Experience: Millersburg High School: Hummels- town Public Schools, 1930. KENNETH T. WIL- DONGER, B.S. ALLENTOWN, PA. Boys' Hygiene, Civics, Physical Director, Assis- tant Coach. - Preparation: Ursinus College, Penn State Gradu- ate School. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1937. HERSHEY, PA. Typing, Shorthand, Sec- retarial Practice. Preparalion: I n cl i a n a State Teachers College, University ofPennsylvania Extension, Pennsylvania State College Extension. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1935. MARY ALICE BREUN- INGER, B.S. STRASBURG, PA. Mathematics, Junior High School. Preparation: Millersville State Teachers College, Penn State Graduate School. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1938. A. LOUISE GILLAN A.B. PENBROOK, PA. English, High School. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College, Pennsyl- vania State College, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania Extension. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1936. ARTHUR RUSSELL SHOOP, A.B. RICHLAND, PA. Mathematics. Preparalion: G e t t y s - burg College, Temple Uni- versity Graduate School. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1938. Page I2 MEMBER ETHEL KELLER, B.S. IN Music EDUC. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Supervisor of Music, Girls' Hygiene. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College, N. Y. A. Extension in Chautauqua, N. Y. Experience: Hummels- town Public Schools, 1936. MADELEINE F. EARNEST, A.B. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. History, Social Studies, English. Preparation: Bucknell University. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1938. EDGAR L. WIRE New CUMBERLAND, PA. Band Director. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1932. PAUL W. HERSHEY B.S. PALMYRA, PA. Bookkeeping, Commer- cial Mathematics, Sales- manship, Law, Junior Business Training, Civics. Preparation: Lebanon Valley College, University of Pennsylvania. Experience: Hummels- town High School, 1936. KATHRYN K. ZEITERS HUMMELSTOWN, PA. History, Guidance. Preparation: Shippens- burg State Teachers Col- lege, Summer Sessions. 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Pursue those- things which arf honor' ableg scorn those which are dishonoralole., SERVICE 1 13 1 11 Since service is the rent we pay for our space 1 1 11 l M1311 11 1 ' 11 1 here on earth, endeavor to help your fellowmen 1 1 1 1 in time of trouble and desolation. 1 1 il 1 'X 151 ! 1 , 1 1 11 131 1 135 Q 1 Y EE 1 1 1 1 5 W fl X1 ull 1111 -1 -has -W Q R 3 E E E ,.,,.,.csmvN 'W HARRY Mmwi JOHN PAUL HUMMEL SENIGR cLAss OFFICERS HARRY MILLER President JOHN PAUL HUMMEL V1'C6'PT6SidCHf MARGUERITE LANDIS Secretary JOHN PATRICK Treasurer RMARGUERITE LANDIS Q JOHN PATRICK All of our class activities have proved quite successful due to the neverftiring efforts of our President, Harry Miller, and the assistance given him hy VicefPresident, John Paul Hummel. A goodly share of the honors goes to our Secretary, Marguerite Landis, who has taken notes and kept a written account of everything that we have done, and to our Treasurer, John Patrick, who has kept us informed of our financial condition. Page I 5 SE ELIZABETH JANE ALLEMAN NBETTYH ACADEMIC Tou're a ba-a-a-d boy. The Boss of the Powderhorn' 3, The Phantom Bells 4, Tatler Staff 4, Maroon and White 4, Girls' Club 3, 4. Betty believes in the old saying Smile and the world smiles with you. She is a good student and a capable actress-as any- one who has seen our plays can testify. She is an excellent all- rounder. It has been pleasant to have her for a classmate, so we wish her a full bag of good fortune. CHARLES MASSIMER BRANDT .bCHARLIE,, ACADEMIC l5Huh?'Y Band 1, 2, 3, 4Q Football 3, 4, The Boss of the Powderhornn 3, The Phantom Bells 4, Student Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 4, Class President 2, Boys' Chorus 2, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Here is a fellow whom everybody likes because of his pleasing personality. Although he is usually quiet, Charles is bubbling over with fun and mischief. His ambition is to travel and see the world. Here's hoping he succeeds. 'isdn PAULINE AGNES COBAUGH HPACKYN COMMERCIAL Good Night. Library Staff 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, 4, Tatler Staff 42 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 4. All good things come in small packages, so Packy must be extra good because she is extra small. Nevertheless, her ability for doing work is quite large. The Class of '40 sincerely wishes her luck in her choice of pounding a typewriter. EVELYN ROMAINE COOPER COOPER COMMERCIAL Why didn? someone tell me? Athletic Association IQ Spirit Club 2, Maroon and White 3, 4, Student Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 3. Here is a girl you're bound to like because of her cheerful disposition. She may seem bashful at Hrst but when you get to know her you'll find her full of fun. With her many good qualities she will surely attain success. IORS JOHN EDWARD DILLON UREDH CCMMERCIAL Smoly Hokesf' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, H-Club 4, Tatler Staff 4, Maroon and White 4. This stubborn-haired fellow is known to us as Red. A pleas- ing personality combined with his wealth of information and athletic ability have made him a friend to all. Get this lad started on any subject and you will see he is a walking encyclopedia. John hasn't disclosed his future occupation to us, but in our opinion, he would make a splendid lawyer. Even if you don't study for the bar, Red, we trust you'll land at the top. 6 JOHN RICHARD ECKENROTH ECU ACADEMIC Who did that? H-Club 2, 3, 4, Blow Me Down IQ Gypsy Troubadour' 3, Tennis Club 2, H-Club, Vice-President 4, Tune In 2, Bell of Bagdad 4, The Boss of the Powderhorn 3, The Phantom Bells 4, Football 1, 2,' 3, 4, Maroon and White 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Hi-Y 1, 2, Athletic Association 2. Ecky has starred in several sports while in high school, and has taken part in all our class activities. He's one of the reasons why our class meetings are never dry. Dick has been a big help in the operettas our school has presented. In bidding him good- bye, we add, For he's a jolly good fellow, which nobody can deny. GEORGE ERVIN EDWARDS GECHICKM ACADEMIC Dat is right. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4Q The Boss of the Powderhorn 3, The Phantom Bells 4, Athletic Association 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, Spirit Club 1, 2, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, H-Club 2, 3, 4. . The best word to describe this young fellow is girl shy. However, his other good qualities make you forget this since he is our version of a true gentleman. Chick plans to continue his education in the line of chemistry and we know his future will be a pleasant one. DOROTHY JANE EISENHOUR DOT ACADEMIC So, what? Athletic Association 1,-2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 1, 2, Girls' Club 3, 4. Dorothy may seem shy, but when you learn to know her you'll change your mind. She is all a real friend and pal could be. Her motto is Never put off until tomorrow what can be done today and we are sure Dot will make good in whatever she undertakes. Page 16 ELIZA BETH ALLEMAN CHARLES BRANDT PA ULI NE COBA UGH VEL YN OPER - MPM I. RICHARD ECKENROT JOHN DILLON GEORGE EDWARDS DOROTHY EISEN HOUR ' RUSSELL GEORGE EREY RUTH ACADEMIC Let's sell seeds. Football 4, Tatler Staff 42 Maroon and White 4Q HfClub 4. This likeable young fellow came to Hummelstown High in the latter part of his junior year and if ever anyone made a hit it was Rut. We are sure that with his qualities of a football hero, vocalist and Romeo. he will succeed in life. DOROTHY ROMAINE FARLING DOT COMMERCIAL Gee Gosh! Band I, 2, Library 2, 3, 4Q Spirit Club r, 2, 3, 4Q Athletic Assof ciation 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4. Dot is one of the quiet girls of the class and one of the out' standing commercial students. She is neat and precise in every' thing she does and some lucky person will be furnished with an excellent stenographer when they hire Dot. Good luck to you, CORA MAY FENNER NFENNERH COMMERCIAL Pardon me all to heck. Spirit Society 2, Athletic Association IQ Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4, Maroon and White 4, Girls' Club 3, HfClub 3, 4. This tall, slim girl is the most attractive in her class. Her height and agility make her one of our best basketball stars. How' ever, her popularity has left her quite natural and we hope she always remains the same. These assets, together with her beaming smile, will bring her the reward she deserves. CHARLES ARTHUR FORNEY FORNEY COMMERCIAL I wasn't doin' anything. Tatler Staff 4, Maroon and White 4. Frank and friendly-that's Charles. His witty remarks add enjoyment to any class. Charles, because of this ability, spends his spare time in telling jokes and entertaining his classmates. We are sure if he puts as much enthusiasm into his career as he does in his entertainment-he will be a howling success. IOR JOHN WENRICH HALL FARMER ' ACADEMIC I clon't know. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Baseball ZQ Band I, 2, 3, 42 HfClub 2, 3, 4. John, who with Monk Hummel was voted the most valuable member of the football squad, is a fellow with no meager ability. He has shown his talent in the band for eight years, in debating, and in the classroom. If he is as much a success in life as he is winning arguments in P. of D. classes there is no need to worry about his future. EARL MORRIS HANDWERK HFATN COMMERCIAL Hello, Basil. Football 2, 4. Earl's most outstanding asset is his technique on the football field. Even though we don't hear much from him at present, in the future we expect a great deal, for his friendly pleasantness and funfloving disposition is bound to make him succeed. KATHRYN VIRGINIA 'HOFFER KLHOPFBRI1 COMMERCIAL Hey Cora! Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Student Spirit Society IQ Tatler Staff 3, 4, The Phantom Bells 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Orchestra SQ Girls' Club 3, Maroon and White 4, HfClub 4. Here is another one of our efricient commercial students. Kate is the fastest typist in her class and a very good one, too. Besides typing she excels in guarding on the basketball floor and playing the piano both in and out of school. We feel sure that with this combination of qualities she will meet with success. JOHN PAUL HUMMEL 'MONRN ' ACADEMIC 'iAuclI, now-go on. Class President IQ Basketball 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, The Phantom Bells 4, Gypsy Troubadourn 3, Athletic Association I, 2, 3, HifY I, 2, Class VicefPresident 2, 4, HfClub 3, 4, Debate 3, 4Q Band I, 2, 3, 4Q Orchestra I, 2, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4Q Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Student Cabinet 4, Blow Me Down IQ Baseball 2, 3, 4, Tune In 2. We could write volumes about this young man if space permitted. Being an outstanding football player, Monk is the Hercules of our class. With his large amount of pep and happy disposif tion, he is sure to enjoy a prosperous future. Page I8 R USSELL ERBY JOHN HALL DOROTHY Lk Q FARLING Aw S 1' CORA FENNER CHARLES FORNE Y EARL HA ND WERK KA THR YN HOFFER r JOHN PA UL H UMMEL SE IO HAROLD ROBERT KREISER PUN1cIN COMMERCIAL Pipe Down! Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, HifY 1, 2, Maroon and White 4, Track 3, Tatler Staff 4, Athletic Association IQ HfClub 2, 3, 4. Lazy Bonse. To see Harold.relaxing in class you'd never think he is a good football player. He seems to love propping up walls. But we're only kidding, Punkin. We know there's nothing slow about your mind, and we wish you a prosperous, happy life. we MARGUERITE ELIZABETH LANDIS MARoY COMMERCIAL Oh, my gosh. Maroon and White 4, Class Secretary I, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 3, 4Q Student Cabinet 3, 4, The Gypsy Troubadour 3, Athletic Association, Spirit Club IQ Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4Q Girls' Club 3, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, The Phantom Bells 4. Margy is the most popular girl in the class and also one of the most talented. Her ability as a basketball player and pianist has been proven by her service in both to our Alma Mater. Margy's plans for the future are not definite but we wish her the best of luck in whatever she undertakes. TREBA ELOISE LENTZ TREBA COMMERCIAL Huh? Maroon and White 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4Q Basketball Manager 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club I, 2, 3, 4. Treba is the Senior girls' basketball manager and a big help not only to the team, but to her class as well. She is also a good Com' mercial student, and we believe this young lady will make an A No. I Somel:ody's Stenog. No matter what she does, we hope the sun shines on her path. HARRY KREIGER MILLER MILLER ACADEMIC How could it be? Class President 3, 4, Debate Club I, CTreas.j 2, 3, CPres.D 4, Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4Q Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, fEditorf infChiefD 4, Tatler Staff 3, CEditorfinfChiefl 4, The Boss of the Powderhorn 3, Blow Me Down IQ Tune In 2, Gypsy Troubadour 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4Q Orchestra r, 2, 3, Speech and Dramatic Club 3, HifY CChaplainj 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball r, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Tennis 2, 3, HfClub 2, 3, 4, Oratorical Contest r, 2, 3, 4. Harry has a fine school record, for he has taken part in both athletic and scholastic activities. This fellow makes good use of his time, for he is seldom seen in school without a textbook. We expect to hear from Harry since he is aiming toward the work of a research chemist. JOHN AUNGST PATRICK HPATH COMMERCIAL Yes, well. The Boss of the Powderhorn 33 The Phantom Bells 4, Boys' HifY 2, Class Treasurer 4, Maroon and White 4, Tatler Staff 4Q Football Manager 3, 4, HfClub 4Q Belle of Bagdad 4. Every class must have a tall, dark and handsome. In our group Pat answers this description. He has proven his ability as a convincing actor and an efficient manager in boys' sports. A lot of the credit for that football record goes to johnny and the other managers. Pat has ranked high in his studies throughout our highfschool course. Whatever he does, we wish him as much success as he has enjoyed in school. RUDOLPH RICHARD PETRINA RUBY COMMERCIAL Oh-hfh, Mr. Hershey! Football L, 2, 3, CCaptainj 4, Basketball 2, 3, CCaptainl 4, Base' ball 2, 3, CCaptainj 4, Track I, 2, 3, H-Club 2, 3, CPresidentj 4, HifY 2, Class VicefPresident 3, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, The Boss of the Powderhorn 3, Tatler Staff 4, Athletic Association 1. Rudolph Richard Petrina is the personification of Senior dignity. Cr is he? Rudy is one of the funfloving fellows of our gang. Chosen by his teamfmates as captain of football, basketball, and baseball, he has led the boys through a successful season of each. Rudolph is versatile, as his record shows. Athletics, Dramatics-an asset to each activity. The whole class joins in a hearty Good luck, 'Rudy'! - FRANCES PATRICIA RATHFON FRANCES COMMERCIAL Oh well. Athletic Association 1, 2, Spirit Club 2, Basketball I, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Gypsy Troubadour 3, Girls' Club 3, Banking Staff 4Q Maroon and White 4. If you wish to debate a question, go to Frances. It seems as though this is her dish, She usually scores a bull's eye, though. Frances is no slouch at anything she does, and has a fine record in all that she u de'takes. We're sure she'll make an eflicient buyer, perhaps for Woolworth's. KATHARINE MAY REIGLE KATE ACADEMIC Oh, jude! Girls' Club 3, 4, Girls Chorus' 4, Debating Club 4, Speech Club 3, The Boss of the Powderhorn 3, The Phantom Bells 4, Gypsy Troubadour 3, Tune In 2, Maroon and White 4Q Tatler Staff 4, Library 4, Belle of Bagdad 4. Here is a girl who will go out of her way to help you. Because of her vim, vigor and vitality she takes a leading part in all the class activities. Her desire is to become a nurse and we know she would make a capable one. Page zo HAROLD KREISER MARC UERITE LANDIS HA RR Y MILLER TREBA R LENTZ JOHN PA TRI CK Y 51 RUDOLPH PETRINA iii! 4 53 1 X 1 l FRANCES RA THPON KA THARIN E REIGLE E JESSIE VIRGINIA RICKER G1NNY COMMERCIAL Oli, gee! Student Spirit Society 1, Class Secretary IQ Basketball 1, 2, Athletic Association IQ Girls' Club 4, Maroon and White 4, Tatler Staff 4. Quietness, although a virtue, is tiresome. Ginny knows how to season a gentle temperament with the proper amount of ginger. Her versatility has been shown in many ways, especially her commercial department class work. We expect to hear from her in the near future for her ability and pleasant smile are bound to give her a place in the world. GERALDINE ESTA RUPERT llGERRY,l COMMERCIAL You ain't lgiddin'? , Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Athletic Association 2, Spirit Club ZQ Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Maroon and White 4, Operetta 3, Class VicefPresident IQ HfC lub 4. Seldom do we see Gerry that she isn't laughing, or at least talking, but then she has to get rid of that excess energy in some way. However, she has her serious moments and then she ac' complishes a great deal. Her disposition is truly an asset to our muchfliked classmate. D MARY ALICE SHIFFLER SI-IIEEY COMMERCIAL Yes, please. Girls' Chorus IQ Tatler Staff 4, Girls' Club 4, Maroon and White 4. Mary Alice is always ready to give one a lift, and is one girl who always has her work done, though she doesn't make much noise about it outside of pounding a typewriter. Shilfy is undecided as yet concerning her future, but we're sure she'll succeed in whatever she attempts. HAROLD PAUL SMITH MSMITTYN COMMERCIAL Well, what do you want to do about it? Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, HfClub 3, 4. Rightfully nicknamed the Mighty Mite, Smitty makes up in ability for what he lacks in height and weight. This 125-pound midget ran circles around our opponents on the football Held, giving many a crowd both thrills and chills. We expect to see this handsome hero making the gains in life that he made on the grid' Iron. I OR ROBERT LEE STERNER PCP ACADEMIC I Great Day in the Morning! Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Blow Me Down IQ HifY 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 42 Tune In 2. Pop is the happyfgoflucky element of our class. He allows nothing to upset his bliss. Robert works hard-to get to school before the fatal last bell. Although Pop didn't go out for school sports he was Pg of a local basketball team that played forthe Seniors' benefit. We haven't a hint of your future plans, Bob, but may Lady Luck smile on you always. WARREN EUGENE STRITE STP-ITBY COMMERCIAL Why? I dorft get it! Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4Q Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Golf I, 2, 3, 4, H'Club I, 2, 3, 4, HifY 2, Boys' Chorus 2, Tatler Staff 4, Band IQ Orchestra IQ Tune In 2. Combine a jolly nature, a question mark, a Ford, plus athletic ability and you have- Stritey. What would we do without Stritey to ask questions? And how on earth could some of those fellows get to school if Warren's faithful Ford didn't haul them? He tells us he is going to Trade School. May you climb the ladder to success quickly, Stritey. LESTER SAVARIO VERDELLI BABE ACADEMIC Aw, tlIat's wrong! Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Tatler Staff 4Q Maroon and White 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Athletic Association IQ Spirit Club IQ Tune In 2, Gypsy Troubadouru 3, Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, HifY 1, 2, HfClub 2, 3, 4. Here is one of the mainstays of our basketball team. Babe is known to the whole school as a good sport, industrious student, one of our best athletes, and an allfround good pal. Since he is likeddby all, it is no effort to wish him a place on the top of the wor . HAROLD CHRISTIAN WOLFE HFATU ACADEMIC I don't understand that. ' Harold never says much in class but actions speak louder than words. He likes the outdoors, but this Daniel Boone gets along all right in class, too. Since he spends a lot of time trapping and curing skins, we wonder whether he isn't a potential taxidermist. Here's to you, Harold, whatever your vocation is. Page zz J. VIRGINIA RICKER GER RUPE ALDINE 4 MARY ALICE SHIFFLER HAROLD SMITH ROBERT STERNER vvfy 1 WARREN STRI TE if LESTER VERDELLI HAROLD WOLFE E ICR CAROLINE ELVA WOLFERSBERGER SHRIMP COMMERCIAL , Gosh! Easketball 1, ag Library Staff 35 Tatler Staff 4Q The Phantom Be S 4. Shrimp is one of those who has that gift of gabf' How she does love to talk! But Caroline is always ready to give a boost over the rough places, and is always welcome. We haven't the slightest idea what she will do when she graduates, but good luck to her anyway. ' ROBERT WILBARN ZIMMERMAN Z1MMY ' p COMMERCIAK Not me, Coach. . Athletic Association 4. - Behold! The Nimrod of our class! Zimmy's prowess in hunting and Hshing is well known, Yes, we are afraid Robert likes the woods better than his books. He has helped us through many dry periods, and we wish him loads of luck. 1- l 5: I Y , Page 24 CLASS HISTCDRY v- ITHIN the walls of good old H. H. S. we have had many joyous times together, and although time is marching on, our minds will always hold a place for the pleasant memories. What the future has in store for us, we do not know, but what we become is going to link closely to what we are and what we have done in the twelve years of education which are nearly past. i ' V, The eighth grade transfer was a steppingfstone into the four years to come. Green we were, but not for long, because we came, we saw, and we were determined to conquer. Our first social events of the high school began in -the freshman year. The weiner roast which we held paved the way for the more important functions to come. The major happening which occurred in our sophomore year was the purchasing of our ,4O class rings. This ring, which we are wearing today, reflects many minor incidents which made our days pleasant and joyous. Many of the boys, and even a few girls, began their sports careers for H. H. S. by securing letters in football, basketball, and baseball. We possessed an exceptionally athletic group of boys and girls who have shown their ability in sporting activities throughout the four years. As juniors we looked forward to entertaining the Seniors at the JuniorfSenior Recepf tion. Expenses were defrayed by a food sale and particularly by our first major prof duction, The Boss of the Powderhornf' which was a wizyfbang, rioting, western comedy. With such a background, we were fully prepared to undertake the duties to be per' formed in the Senior Class. Old Senior 'Class had a job, efifefifo, with a salefsale here, and a salefsale there, here a sale, there a sale, everyday a salefsale-. Yes, we did have many sales and a class play The Phantdm Bells, along 'with dances, debates, clubs, weiner roasts, and athletics that made up a year packed with activities. With the money we earned we hired a bus and Went to Washington for three days. After having a grand and glorious time, we returned and topped these four exciting years with Class Day, Commencement, and the Alumni Banquet. i If we follow our motto, Labor omnia vincitf' we will meet the future with great success. Page 2 5 THE CRYSTAL GA ER and What He Sees in the Future for the Class of 1940 Charles Brandt, Lieutenant- Commander in the United States Coast Guard, recently left his post for a few weeks' vacation in Hummelstown, Pa. He will be interviewed on his arrival by Charles Forney, star reporter of the New York Tribune. Virginia Ricker, a graduate of Hummelstown High's Class of 1940, will play a violin solo at Carnegie Hall, New York City, on Friday night. In the audience will be two of her former classmates, Miss Frances Rathfon and Miss Kathryn Hoifer, who at present are vacationing in New York from their stenographic work. john Dillon, president of the Pipe Bending Works, accompanied by his faithful secretary, Pauline Cobaugh, recently were flown to California on a business tour by pilot Robert Sterner, who in his spare time is working on a newly designed speed -plane. The famous chemists, Harry Miller and George Edwards, have lately been appointed to experiment on cancer at the Philadelphia City Hospital. Katharine Reigle is the head nurse at this same hospital. Movie star, Dorothy Farling, preparing for her new picture, I Don't Care, went to the prominent Hollywood beautician, Miss Marguerite Landis, to have her hair dressed. Miss Mary Alice Shiffler and Miss Caroline Wolfersberger, president and vicefpresident respectively of the Women's Educational Club of Harrisburg, Pa., secured the famous lecturer, Miss Dorothy Eisenhour, to speak to the club on the subject What Goes on in This Modern World? john Hall and John Patrick, leaders of the Farmers' Scientific Organization, went to Chicago to secure the services of Mr. John Paul Hummel, the famous millionaire advertiser, to help them sell their surplus crops without great financial loss. Treba Lentz, manager of the professional girls' basketball team, the Trenton Glyers, engaged the services of Miss Cora Fenner, one of the best women referees, for the Bnal championship playoffs. Russell Erby, head of the large Erby Mechanical Toy Company, called on Mr. Earl Handwerk, president of a large number of merchand se stores, to discuss plans for combining their businesses. Robert Zimmerman, owner of the Silver Fox Farms, recently sent the famous trapper, Harold Wolfe, to Canada to capture a large number of wild foxes for his farm. Harold Smith, manager of the famous Commodore Hotel, entertained the senior high school class, taught by Miss Evelyn Cooper, in the banquet room. The guest speaker of the evening was the famous author, Miss Betty Alleman, whose latest publication was One Way Street. Warren Strite, alert state highway patrolman, was forced to arrest Dr. Lester Verdelli, prof fessor of mathematics at Rutgus University, because of speeding. Professional football players Rudolph Petrina and Harold Kreiser left yesterday for the Green Bay Packers Football Camp. Geraldine Rupert and her famous show, 4znd Street Follies, are due to open at the Rosy Theater next week. Q A Richard Eckenroth will take over his newly appointed position of head coach of the Cincinnati Reds Baseball Club and is looking forward to a very successful season. Page 26 LAST ILL AN TESTAME T ICF THE CLASS CF 1940 E, THE CLASS CF 140, of Hummelstown High School, County of Dauphin, State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make and declare this to be the last will and testament of our Class. This document, duly executed and signed, is as follows: We bequeath our lasting affection and a large amount of thanks to our teachers who have guided us through our trying high school years. We also grant them a goodly share of the honors we shall win in the coming years, since we feel they are largely responsible for our coming success. We bequeath to our successors the right to lord it over the underclassmen, because of their importance as seniors, and the privilege to shine as models of wisdom and good behavior. To various individuals we bequeath certain of our possessions trusting that they may be appreciated. I, Dorothy Eisenhour, bequeath my studious habits to Caroline Strawser, hoping that she will use them to the best of her ability. ' I, Richard -Eckenroth, bequeath my witty remarks and sense of humor to the Cooper twins. I, Lester Verdelli, bequeath part of my brain matter to Ralph Baldwin and Chester Martin, thus giving their classmates some competition. I, Virginia Ricker, bequeath my ability to play jacks to Geraldine Heisey. I, Russell Erby, bequeath my ability as a Romeo to Miles Early, positive that he will be more popular with it than I have been. I, Cora Fenner, bequeath my slenderness to Janet Good, Roland Mariani and Nelda Ludwig respectively, since diet and exercise are a tedious routine. I, Kathryn Hoffer, bequeath my typing ability to Betty Davidson in order that her marks may be improved. I, Mary Alice Shifller, bequeath my quietness to Lenore Shoop and my shyness to Lois Walters. I, Harold Kreiser, bequeath my muscles and manliness to Edward Breckenmaker and Stuart Remly. I, Frances Rathfon, bequeath my selling ability to William and Robert Miller, goodness knows they'll need it when they are seniors. I, Harold Wolfe, gladly bequeath some of my excess poundage to Myrtle Eisenhour, june Bosner and Robert Early. I, Charles Brandt, bequeath my giggle to Marie Fritz, trusting she will use it as effectively as I have. I, John Paul Hummel, bequeath my ability as a blocking back to Paul Barto. I, Evelyn Cooper, bequeath my friendly smile to Sidney Alleman, knowing that she will make good use of it. We hereby appoint Miss Zoll and Mr. Wildonger as executors of this last will and testament. In witness whereof we have set the signature and the seal of the Class of 1940 this thirty- Erst day of May, one thousand nine hundred and forty. Page 27 ..,v l WHC IN THE CLASS GF 1940 Best Musicians . Class Giggler . . Class Pest . Faculty Pets . . Wittiest . . Best Athletes . . Most Studious . Best Dressed . . Best Sports . Best Dancers .... Best Actress and Actor Most Likely to Succeed Most Handsome . . Most Attractive . Most Bashful . . Most Influential . Most Popular . . Most Intellectual . . Best Allfrounders . . Best Socializers . Most Beneficial . Class Sheik . Class Clown . . Quietest .... Best Personality . . . Best Conversationalists Noisiest ...... Luckiest . . Tallest . Shortest . . MARGUERITE LANDIS and HARRY MILLER GERALDINE RUPERT J CHARLES FORNEY FRANCES RATHFON and HARRY MILLER BETTY ALLEMAN and RICHARD ECKENROTH CORA FENNER and RUDOLPH PETRINA DOROTHY EISENHOUR and HARRY MILLER MARGUERITE LANDIS and WARREN STRITE GERALDINE RUPERT and RUDOLPH PETRINA GERALDINE RUI-ERT and LESTER VERDELLI BETTY ALLEMAN and JOHN PATRICK TREBA LENTZ and HARRY MILLER JOHN PATRICK CORA FENNER MARY ALICE SHIFFLER and HAROLD WOLEE BETTY ALLEMAN and HARRY MILLER MARGUERITE LANDIS and RUDOLPH PETRINA VIRGINIA RICKER and LESTER VERDELLI MARGUERITE LANDIS and RUDOLPH PETRINA MARGUERITE LANDIS and LESTER VERDELLI TREBA LENTZ and HARRY MILLER WARREN STRITE ROBERT ZIMMERMAN MARY ALICE SHIFFLER and HAROLD WOLFE MARGUERITE LANDIS and CHARLES BRANDT VIRGINIA RICKER and HARRY MILLER GERALDINE RUPERT and RICHARD ECKENROTII DOROTHY FARLING and WARREN STRITE MARGUERITE LANDIS and JOHN PATRICK PAULINE COBAUGH and HAROLD SMITH Page 28 . Q 5 . '.v I, HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF I All President VicefPresident CHARLES BISTLINE JOHN SHUEY Secretary Treasurer JUNE BOSNER JEAN FAIR ' Junior Class Advisers Miss MADELEINE F. EARNEST MR. Born L. SPONAUGLE COLORS FLOWER MOTTO Blue and Gold Red Rose . Independent Ever, Neutral Never UR happy school days started in September, 1928, when a group of young students gathered for the first time in the old school building to begin their quest for knowledge which they already knew would probably be the happiest period of their life. Half of our enrollment was instructed by Miss Elizabeth Price while the other half worked under the capable supervision of Miss Anna Barclay. Advancing rapidly on the rough path of educaf tion, we soon found one of our most difficult tasks had been overcome-we had completed the work of the Erst grade. For the next five years we inhabited the grade school building. Here we showed our various talents in our May Day programs and in our numerous art and musical displays. We also presented a-large number of playlets to ob' serve the seasons and holidays of the year. At these times we were hosts of our parents and other visitors of our school. After this period had been completed, and after several new members had joined our group, we finally had the honor and privilege to enter the new school building. Here we found many new customs to observe. The assembly was new to us. However, we managed to adjust ourselves quite easily to the new routine. Upon passing through seventh-grade, we found one of our foremost ambitions had been realized-we were in eighth grade. In numerous activities, we showed much promise. We won our customary Erst place in the Bazaar Ticket Sale Contest. We thoroughly enjoyed our banquet and transfer into high school as a climax to this period. Now we found ourselves fullffledged High Schoolersf' As Freshmen, we found it hard to acclimate ourselves to the high school life. However, we managed to do so under the willing guidance of Mrs. Snyder. Our Class of '41 purchased their high school rings during their Sophomore year, and also showed athletic and dramatic ability in our various sports and the high school operetta. Our first topfflight accomplishment of our Junior year was an exceptionally successful food sale. Here, too, we actively participated on the Tatler Staff and assisted, for the first time, in the printing of our school newspaper, The Maroon and White. We won first place in the sale of operetta tickets and won various ParentfTeacher Association prizes. After presenting our play HappyfGofLucky and entertaining the Seniors at our annual JuniorfSenior Reception, we End ourselves now prospective Seniors. 'i.- .. --f53fff .i i f :f?f fQ: '-., f S if ,S g S 2 , at gl 5 ij E l is Q 5 5 5 as: 2:5 , S , 5 5 li 5 E as 'S ':i iiii l Q 5 Q S lg is , 5 S 1 'Qii' 'iiii ' , 5-,',,, FEE - 1 ., L 5' f ' 2 5 ,, 5 1 5 .:,.. :'i.i 's1L A E 'f 5 11 ..., VVVV ,,., bi i 2 A tl i il 5 . S S 235 5? 5, . 4 l ' 5 5 5 ' 5 Q I N 5 ' ' .. if :::.: X, jj E .... F ...... ..... . . . .... 5 ..... efsi.. ..... ...... . ..... s .... ..... + lr L ii. . ....... - W.:-H .f. ,L .f'. Tg.ii.,11,5 5 'T .. ..,,. ..... ...- .... f11fL.,......e.:4.:ii.i..,i .... 1 ,,,. .....r........a......- ...ffi,ff.ffQ,.a..f,..1. 5:5 5 1 ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC I ' BETTY JANE DAVIDSON COMMERCIAL BETTY Tou'1'e crazy! ROZELLA MABEL DEANER COMMERCIAL Rom Is'n't it stunning? MILES RICKER EARLY COMMERCIAL NLICKM Search md . ROBERT CLAYTON EARLY ACADEMIC BOE h'Let's go set our traps. JOHN JONES EBERSOLE ACADEMIC FAT Hey, Dave, come on here. MYRTLE MARIE EISENHOUR ACADEMIC GSMYRTLEII Hey, June. Page 30 STUART BROWN BECK May I go see Mr. Sponauglef' F CHARLES RUSSELL BISTLINE What a nice lad you used to bd JUNE ADELE BOSNER Oh, I don't ca're. ' EDWARD BURNS BRECKENMAKER Let me alone. JOHN CLARENCE COOPER Boy, oh boy, you'1e telling me! I WILLIAM CHARLES COOPER Oh, Yah! u u-I SIUE NBICY UNE n-ED JOHN HBILL Q 1 JEAN ELIZABETH ESHENOUR ACADEMIC Boy, I hopeln JEAN EVELYN FAIR COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL I No kidding? DAVID EARLY FETTERMAN Tou'1e crazy! ARLENE MAE GINGRICH JOHN BOYD GRUBER HI yah? LAURENCE LAVERN HEAGY You're a honey! HDAVE 11 HJEAN ELJEAN51 51 gg 11 SOUPY CLBOYDSI HEAGY1, ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADENIIC ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL Page 3 1 I GERALDINE ROMAINE HEISEY .Quiet! . JOHN WESLEY HORN Hey, wait a minute. FRANCES NELLIE HUMMEL HOII, silence. GERALDINE RIDER HUSS Oh, hum, what does it matter? ETHEL IRENE KINLEY You ain't kidding? ETHEL MAE KRAMER Holy sinbkesln I .QIJ GLGERRY 'JOHNNY F RANCES NGBRRY HETHEL BETHEL 5 COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC WILLIAM MARTIN MILLER ACADEMIC NBILLN Let's go to a Dutch town. LESLIE THOMAS NELSON COMMERCIAL HLESLIEN Yeah man! WAYNE GILBERT NELSON COMMERCIAL tsNELS Gorsl1! CHARLES EDGAR RHAN COMMERCIAL NJIMN Nor me, Coach. EDITH MAE SHELLENHAMER ACADEMIC EDITH You say you did? LENORE ELAINE SHOOP COMMERCIAL HLENOREM 'Y'ou're full of baloneyf' Page 32 EVELYN MARIE KRODEL '1'ou're crazy, too! GLADYS IRENE KRONE Gosh darn it! RICHARD DUNOVAN LENKER Well, all right. CHESTER ELWOOD MARTIN Ain't been. VERDELLA KYLE MCKISSICK Thais right, Boss. ROBERT JOHN MILLER 'Tl1at's very unfunnyf' Ls WSIS GLADYS HDICK DOGGIE DOD BOE 1 1 Q A I LOIS M. WALTERS COMMERCIAL TILLIE , You mean today? EARL WADE WENRICH ACADEMIC ' ARCHIE Stue, do you have your chemistry done? FRANCES ELIZABETH WRIGHTSTONE COMMERCIAL ' NJAKEN O, K. RAYMOND WILLIAM ZEITERS, JR. A ACADEMIC ' RAMIE My heavens. boys, ' JOHN HENRY SHUEY, JR. ACADEMIC SCUM Are you a local chap? PEARL BEATRICE STEVENSON COMMERCIAL HPEARL That ain't fair-I MELVIN LELAND WADLINGER COMMERCIAL BONES Is that so? HERBERT HERMAN WAGNER ACADEMIC I-IERE' Aw, rats! Page 33 1 CPHCMORES President . . VicefPresident . Secretary . . Treasurer . WAYNE BRECKENMAKER BETTY LUDWIG ALICE SOLADA GERALDINB BAER TEACHER: Miss AUSMUS BAER, GERALDINE BRECRENMARER, WAYNE BURRHOLDER, JEAN CARROLL, ADELINE CASSEL, TRUMAN COLDREN, RUTH ALICE ESHELMAN, WARREN FETTERMAN, VIVIAN FORS, OSCAR FRITZ, MARIE HUMMEL, BETTY LBNTZ. STANLEY LIGHT, BETTY JANE I LOWER, MARY CATHERINE LUDWIG, BETTY MARIANI, ROLAND MCKISSICK, JOHN NEIBERT, EDGAR RATH, HELEN REMLEY, STUART SHIFFLER. ANNA RUTH SOLADA, ALICE THOMPSON, HOWARD THOMPSON, WILLIAM WITMER, DONALD YORTY. ESTHBR Page 34 President . . . VicefPresident . Secretary . . Treasurer . TEACHER: MR. SHOOP ALLEMAN. SIDNEY BASEHORE, HAROLD BURRIDGE, THEODORE CARLSON, CHRISTIAN DEIMLER, BETTY JANE EEERSOLE, JEAN FISHER, FERN FORS, VERNA GINGRICH, RICHARD GOOD, JEANETTE GROVE, DELMAR HANSHAW, JOHN HEISEY, PAUL KELLER, BETTY JANE KRAMER, ARNETTA LANDIS, EARL ROLL . HARRY SANDERS . BETTY DEIMLER . JANE WOLF . HELEN WYLD LONCAREVIC, ANNIE LUDWIG, NELDA MILLER, HERMIONE NESTER, DOROTI-IEA PBTRINA, BERNARDINE SANDERS, HARRY SCHWARTZ, ELWOOD SHEPLER, THELMA STRAWSER, CAROLINE WERT, BETTY JANE WOLF, JANE WOLPERSEERGER, ELIZABETH WYLD, HELEN YOUNG, VELMA ZINN, THOMAS F RE H M E 9-A CLASS ROLL 9-C CLASS ROLL President . . VicefPrcsident Secretary . . 'Treasurer . MARY JANE ZIMMERMAN CHARLES KRODEL SARAH A. KBENEY ESTHER BRANDT TEACHER: MISS EARNEST BAKER, LUCILLE BARTO, PAUL BRANDT, ESTHER BURCHFIELD, JAMES BURRIDGE, LEVENIA DEIMLER, ISABELLB ECHBNROTH, HERBERT ENGLE, ESTHER M. GINGRICH, ROBERT GRUBER, AMOS HARLACF-YER, CHARLES HOLMES, RICHARD HOUSBWORTH, WILLIA HUMMEL, CHARLES M HUMMEL, RICHARD HUSS, JOSEPH KEENEY, SARAH A. KRODEL, CHARLES MARTIN, MIRIAM ZIMMERMAN, MARY PEIFFER, THOMAS POTTS, KENNETH RATHEON, LOUIS REED, DONALD REIOLE, DAVID RUPERT, KATHLEEN SHANAMAN, JOSEPH STRITE, HARRY ZEITERS, RUSSELL JANE Page 35 DELPHINB STOUDT WILLIAM MARTIN BETTY SMITH . ELEANOR SHIEELER President . . . VicefPreSident . . Secretary . . . 'Treasurer . TEACHER: MR. WILDONGER ANDREWS, MAEEL BALDWIN, RALPH BINGAMAN, FOSTER BRIOHTBILL, DOROTHY COTTINGHAM, EVBLYN KREISER, MILDRED LYTER, ARLBNE MARTIN, WILLIAM MCMORRIS, WILLIAM NELSON, MEARIAM EARLY, JOSEPHINE FINNEY, GEORGE FISHER, NORMAN HAWK, BEVERLY HEIGES, CHARLES HOEEER, ANNA HOFFMAN, PHYLLIS IMHOE, DONALD IMHOF, EARL KLEINEELTER, PAULINE KLINB, ESTER KOEGEL, JEAN KOLARIC, ANTHONY RHAN, MURIEL ROGERS, WILLIAM ROYER, FRANKLIN SHIEELER, ELEANOR SLESSER, NONA SLOUGH, JAMES SMITH, BETTY SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, RUTH SNYDER, BURDETTE STOPFEL, PAULINE STOUDT, DELPI-IINE STOUDT, HAROLD YANTz, CLYDE , Wg, EIGHTH GRADE President . . . . PAUL STONER VicefPresiderIt . . ELWOOD WALTER Secretary . . . . JANE STROMAN Treasurer ...... HAROLD HIXON TEACHER: MISS GARRETT BAER, ERNEST BOSNER NELDA BURRELL, ROBERT CASSEL, ROBERT DIFEENDEREER, CECILE DILLON, WILLIAM DUNCAN BETTY GLEIM, JAMES HARTMAN, EVELYN HEIN, BETTY JANE HIXON HAROLD ILGBNFRITZ, JOHN JOHNSTON, AILEEN KINLEY, LEE MARIANO, DORIS MUMMA, BETTY JANE ROBERTS, RALPH RUOE, PHYLLIS SHUEY, PAULINE SLEICHTER, MARY E. SPIKE, JUNE STONER, PAUL STROMAN, JANE STROMAN, JUNE THOMAS, JOAN VOGEL, JOHN WALTER, ELWOOD WALTERS, JEAN YOUNG, MARY Page 36 President . . VicefPresident . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . ELISB Huss FRANCIS FBNNER NELDA PATRICK WILLIAM MULLIN TEACHER: MRS. HOTTENSTEIN BUSH, L. GENE CORTELAZI, EDWARD DAVIDSON, RAY DETWEILER, MILDRED EISENHOUR, HERMAN FAIR, RICHARD FENNER, FRANCIS FRAZIER, PAULINE GARRETT, THELMA HAUSER, FILLMORE HESS, GUNTHER HUss, ELIsE KELLER, DOROTHY M KIEFFER, CLEON LENTZ, NORMA M. LINDSEY, WILLIAM MULLIN, WILLIAM NEIDIGH, RUTH PACE, GLADYS PATRICK, NELDA RHAN, PHYLENE SHIFPLBR, PAUL SLEssER, RUTH WALLACE, RICHARD WOLPERSEERGER, PAUL S V NTH GRADE 7fA CLASS ROLL President . . . . . .RICHARD EISENHOUR VicefPres1dent . . . NORMA BURKHOLDER Secretary . . . . ELIZABETH LOWER b Treasurer . . . JOSEPHINE SPANGLBR TEACHER: MISS ZEITER BACASTOW, ARTHUR BAKER, WALTER BIEEER, SARAH ANNA BRANDT, MILDRED BURKHOLDER, NORMA BURRIS, SARAH JEAN CARROLL, MILDRED COTTINGHAM, RICHARD CURRY, SARAH ANN DERR, DOROTHY JEAN DERR, RAYMOND DUNKELEERCER, JUNE EISENHOUR, RICHARD FIRE, ESTHER GRIMES, CAROLINE ZEITER HARTMAN, GLADYS HOCKER, JEAN HORST, WILLIAM HOWELL, JAMES KEENEY, RUSSELL LOWER, ELIZABETH MARTIN, VIOLET RHAN, AUDREY RUPERT, RALPH SAvAsTIO, JEAN SI-IIEELETT, ELINOR SMITH, HARPER SMITH, HOWARD SPANGLER, JOSEPHINE WHISTLER, BERTRAM s, DONALD Page 37 7fB CLASS RCLL President . . . . WILLIAM BALE VicefPresidem . . JOSEPH BRICHTEILL Secretary . . . LEITHA SELLERS Treasurer . . CHARLES STUCK TEACHER: MISS BREUNINGER BALE, WILLIAM BEHNEY, AILENE BRICHTEILL, JOSEPH COBAUGH, PAULINE CORTY, JOHN DEHART, BETTY JEAN FILSON, ERNEST Fox, ROBERT GINRICH, HELEN HAUSER, FLOYD HEEELEEINCER, BERNICB HOEEER, HAROLD KOEGAL, WILLIAM KRAMER, FANNIE KRAMER, MARIAN MARKBY, MARTHA PATRICK, HENRY RATHEON, WILLIAM REIGLE, ARLENE SCHRIVER, RUTH SCHWARTZ, JACK SELLERS, LEITI-IA SHERTZER, JAMES SHIEELETT, G. VIVIA SHOOP, ANNAEELLE SITES, WILLARD SNYDER, MADELYN STRAWSER, DONALD STUCK, CHARLES STUCK, MARY WARBLE, EVERETT YANKEY, HERMAN N SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE EGURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SEGG D GRADE EIRST GRADE MISS MARJORIE NISSLEY - MRS. ALBERTA BREGKER MISS FLORENCE ALWINE MISS MARIAN FREEMAN, ED. M. MISS ANNA BARCLAY MISS SARA JANE BUSER '-J gl is 5 Q 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I II I QI 1 ls f III I I I I I 1 1 I I 1 I 1111' E1 If? I E 1- 1 I I 1 1 I I 1 I I U I E 1 1 1 I I I I If H1 ,532 .,,. 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Susquehanna Township Won Lost Tied ..z o 1 . ..z 1 O ....1 I I ....o O 3 Points 5.509 5-450 2.9oo 7..75o z.7Oo 1.900 1.800 1.791 1.200 .844 -417 -357 '344 -334 .286 .oo1 Points z.5oo 1.833 1.166 o.ooO JOHN EBERSOLB CHESTER MARTIN l E FCC BALL HUMMELSTOWN zo Hicnspnuz o With Captain Petrina leading, the Maroon and White slashed their way to victory over Highspire in their Hrst night game, played at Hummelstown before a crowd of 3,ooo fans. Held scoreless throughout the first period by a scrappy Highspire team, the Bulldogs began to click and continued to score one touchdown in each of the three remaining periods. HUMMELSTOWN I3 HERSHEY o Coaches Boyd Sponaugle and Kenneth Wildonger led the invading gridders of the Maroon and White into the Hershey Stadium, where they proceeded to open Hershey's football season by handing them a decisive I3-O setback. Scoring in the first and third periods, the Bulldogs, for the first time in six years, conf quered the Hershey Trojans. HUMMELSTOWN 40 ' WASHINGTON TowNsHiP o Returning to the Hummelstown athletic field for the second home game, the ':Bulldogs set their highest scoring record for the year when they defeated a Washington Township team by a 40-0 score. While crossing the visitors' goalfline six times, the goal of the Bulldogs remained uncrossed by any opponent. HUMMELSTOWN I4 LBMOYNE o Playing their Hrst game in daylight, the Bulldogs were greeted by a cyclonic gust of wind that played havoc with all punts and passes. Held scoreless the entire first half and kept on the defensive by the Trojans' deceptive attack, the Bulldogs opened the second half with a diversihed attack to score 9. touchdowns and remain undefeated. HUMMBLSTOWN 6 ' CAMP HILL o Handicapped without the services of Monk Hummel, varsity quarterback and star blocker, the Maroon and White went on the gridiron against Camp Hill determined to win the game to honor Monk's faithful services to the team. The lone touchf down was scored in the first period on Smith's 4ofyard dash. HUMMELSTOWN I DUNCANNON O On a night that was Elled with a steady downpour of rain, the Duncannon High School football team forfeited their game to the undefeated Bulldogs, HUMMELSTOWN o ELIZABETHTOWN I3 Rain and mud added to the discomfort of the Hummelstown Bulldogs as they grudgingly accepted defeat from the heavy Elizabethtown team I3-O. Scoring in the first and last periods, Elizabethtown proceeded to smash both the undefeated and unscoredfon records of Hummelstown. HUMMELSTOWN I2 Lownn PAXTON I2 Scoring once in the first and second periods while holding the Hummelstowners to one touchdown, the Rangers held a 12-6 lead at halftime. Following the half the Bulldogs completely outplayed the Paxtonians. Keeping the play in Lower Paxton territory during the last two periods, Hummelstown-although unable to win-did score once more to tie the game. HUMMBLSTOWN I NEW CUMBERLAND O A badly crippled Hummelstown football team was defeated by New Cumberland in the final game of the season. However, when New Cumberland discovered that they had entered an ineligible player, they forfeited to Hummelstown I-O. The team thus won the Lower Dauphin County Football Championship and placed second in the Lower Susquehanna Football Conference. Page 44 TEAM RECQRD GF 1939-40 BUYS' BASKETBALL BLY coached by Boyd Sponaugle and Kenneth Wildonger, the boy dribbles of the Maroon and White, by win' ning six of the eleven games played, finished second in the Lower Dauphin County Basketball League. By losing two league contests in extra periods and another by one point, the boys were unable to secure the championf ship. However, they played a good brand of basketball throughout the season. The six starring performers who will be lost by graduation are: Warren Strite, Rudolph Petrina, Lester Verdelli, Harry Miller, Richard Eckenroth and George Edwards. I First Row: George Edwardsg Warren Striteg Richard Eckenrothg Rudolph Petrina, Captaing Harry Millerg Lester Verdelli. Second Row: Anthony Kolavic, Managerg Donald Witmerg John Cooperg Edgar Weibertg Chester Marting Stanley Lentzg Stuart Becky Mr. Sponaugle, Coach. Hummelstown Susquehanna Hummelstown Highspire . .28 . ..38 Humrnelstown Hummelstown . . . . 35 Annville . . Susquehanna . . . . 20 LOWER DAUPHIN CQUNTY Hurnmelstown Hummelstown . . . . 37 . A Alumni . . Lower Paxton . 26 LEAGUE-BOYS DIVISION Hummelstown Hummelstown . . . . 21 Lower Paxton Faculty . . . . . 32 . . Won Lost Highspire . . IO 2 Hummelstown Hurmnelstown . . . . 27 Annville . . Highspire . . . , QQ Hummelsmwn - 6 5 Hummelstown Hummelstown . . . . so Lower Paxton . 4 7 Highspire . Susquehanna . . . . 24 Susquehanna . 3 9 Hummelstown Hummelstown . . . . 20 Susquehanna Palmyra . . . . .21 Hummelstown Humrnelstown . . . . 32 Lower Paxton Highspire . . . . 27 Hurnrnelstown Palmyra . . Page 4 5 GIRLS' BASKETBALL EGINNING the season with a slow start, the Hummelstown Lassies finished strong by tying the leaguefleading Highspire girls 18-18. Although not one of the greatest teams, Coach Mary A. Breuninger produced an excellent defensive one, for in some contests the opponents were held scoreless half the game. Senior basketballers who will be lost by graduation are: Rupert, Landis, Farling, Hoifer, and Captain Fenner. However, prospects are bright for the IQ4I season, because a large number of experienced performers return next year. First Row: Lenore Shoopg Lois Waltcrsg Cora Fenner, Captaing Marguerite Lanclisg Kathryn Hofferg Myrtle Eiscnhour. Second Row: Miss Breuningcr, coachg Arnctra Kramer, Frances I-lumnielg Hermione Millerg Bernardino Petrinag Geraldine Rupertg Treha Lentz, manager. TEAM RECORD CF 1939-40 . Hummelstown Hummelstown . II Susquehanna Susquehanna . 16 Hummelstown Hurnmelstown . II 4' Annvillf . . 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Other cast members included: JOHN PAUL HUMMEL RUSSELL EREY JEAN ESHENOUR ESTHBR YORTY MARY LOWER BETTY LUDWIG ETHEL KINLEY NELDA LUDWIG ROBERT MILLER WILLIAM MILLER CHARLES BISTLINB GERALDINE BAER Several choruses also helped in the production. TUDE JUNIOR HIGH GPERETTA The operetta, Tom Sawyer, was presented on October I3 and 14, in the high school gymnasium. The cast of seventh and eighth grades took the audience back to their childhood days, with their realistic version of this book. The operetta was given under the direction of Miss Keller, assisted by other Junior High School teachers. Due to the efforts put forth by the super' visors, and the cooperation of the children, it was very successful. John Ilgenfritz played the part of Tom Bef sides the several choruses, other members of the cast were: DORIS MARIANO RALPH ROBERTS NBLDA BOSNER JUNE SPIRE HAROLD HIXON WILLIAM DILLON ELWOOD WALTERS JOHN VOGEL JUNE STROMAN ROBERT CASSEL PAUL STONER JAMES GLEIM RUSSEL KEENEY EARNBST BAER CBCILB DIEEENDERPER CLUBS BOYS' CHORUS This group of boys, who join voluntarily, meet weekly under the direction of the Supervisor of Music, Miss Keller. The main object of this organization is to prepare for the High School Operetta, but aside from this project musical numbers are prepared for other school functions among which are Commencement, Christmas programs, and the Forensic Contests which are held each year at Harrisburg. GIRLS' CHORUS Girls' Chorus classes were conducted during regularly scheduled periods every Week. Miss Keller devoted this time to the preparation of Christmas music, operetta, selections for com' mencement, and other special occasions. This organization contributes not only splendid musical advantages but also opportunities for social gatherings among the girls. BAND The High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Wire, is an organization worthy of recognition. Their engagements include playing at all football games, participation in the Pennsylvania Forensic and Music League Contest, and several parades throughout the year. This organization affords students a chance to display their musical talents and gives them valuf able group instruction, as well as individual assistance. ESSAY AND ORATORICAL CONTESTS i There are three of the contests. The first is the American Legion Contest, open only to Seniors, for which prizes of 35, 53, and 32, are offered by Post No. 165, American Legion. The second is the ParentfTeachers' Essay Conf test, open to any High School student, with prizes of 85, 33, and Sz, offered by the Parent'Teacher Association. The last one is the Oratorical Contest, open to any High School student, with prizes of 3515, 358, and 552, offered by Mr. Fox and Mr. Habbyshaw. STUDENT g CABINET GIRLS' CLUB STUDENT CABINET The Student Cabinet, under the supervision or Mr. Henderson, is the student governing body of the school. The members are elected by their respective classes, one each year. There are four Senior members, three Junior, two Sophomore, and one Freshman. This group voices the opinions of the students, and helps to set' tle disputes between teachers and pupils and bring about closer relations between the faculty and the students. JOHN SHUEY JEAN FAIR JEAN BURKHOLDER WAYNE BRECKENMAKEP. HARRY STRITE CHARLES BRANDT JOHN PAUL HUMMEL EVELYN COOPER MARGUEEITE LANDIS JEAN ESHENOUR Page 5 GIRLS' CLUB This group was reorganized by the Faculty Adviser, Miss Ausmus. The purposes of the Club are to improve the per' sonality of the members, help solve their social problems, and create for them a wellfbalanced social life. The meetings were held every Monday in Activity Period, with an evening meeting every six weeks. The ofhcers are: President . . . . . GERALDINE Huss VicefPresident . . . BETTY ALLEMAN Secretary . . . . ETHEL KINLEY Treasurer . . . ALICE SOLADA SENIOR CLASS PLAY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SENICR CLASS PLAY Under the able direction of Mr. Shoop, this year's Senior Class presented a mystery play, The Phantom Bells, on November 27 and 28, 1939, in the high school auditorium. The proceeds were used to defray expenses for the annual Washington trip. Members of the cast included: CHARLES BRANDT JOHN PATRICK BETTY ALLBMAN KATHRYN HOPFER GEORGE EDWARDS KATHRYN REIGLE MARGUERITE LANDIS CAROLINE WOLFERSBERGBR JOHN PAUL HUMMEL RICHARD ECKBNROTH Page ss JUNICR CLASS PLAY Happy Go Lucky, a rollicking comedy, was pref sented on April 8 and 9, under the direction of Mr. Hershey. It was given by members of the Junior Class. The proceeds were used by the class to defray expenses for their annual JuniorfSenior Reception. Members of the cast included: LOIS WALTERS HERBERT WAGNER ETHEL KINLEY LENORE SHOOP VERDELLA MCKISSICK CHARLES BISTLINE JOHN SHUBY JUNE BOSNER FRANCES HUMMBL EARL WENRICH WILLIAM MILLER RAYMOND ZEITERS SENIOR DEBATE CLUB The Senior Debate Club of Hummelstown High School, a member of the Dauphin' Lancaster County Debate League, debated this year on the question Resolved: That the Federal Government should own and operate all railroads. This Club, under the direction of Miss Cillan, is open to any student of the three upper classes of the High School.. The officers are: President ..... HARRY MILLER VicefPresident . . . JOHN PAUL HUMMBL Secrecaryfreasterer . . GERALDINE Huss MARCON AND WHITE STAFF This year the students of Hummelstown High School have begun to publish their own school paper. A bifmonthly edition, re- leased every other Wednesday, is the result of the work of about fifty students. The articles are prepared by the Editorial Staff, under the supervision of Miss Earnest, and then given to the Commercial Staff, under the leadership of Miss Zoll, whose duty is to print the paper. The grade school also contributes several pages. In addition to publishing The Maroon and White, school news appears in the Hummels- town Sun, as in previous years. Page S4 LIBRARY STAFF This group is composed of several mem' bers from each class in the high school who keep the library in order, display books, help other students to End the desired material, and keep account of all books that are in circulation. This staff is under the supervision of Miss Gillan, who directs and works with the girls, each of whom spends one period during school hours and one evening after school each week. JUNIOR RED CROSS This club is composed of girls from both the junior and Senior High Schools. It has its own oilicers and is under the direction of Miss Garrett. The various activities consist of sending Christmas cards to the Soldiers' Hospital at Coatesville and buying glasses and other necessities for school children. SCHCCL PATRCL The School Patrol is composed .of boys from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades whose duty it is to safely guide the grade school children across the street, when they go to and from school. This activity is conducted in collaboration with the Palmyra Automobile Club. Mr. Wildonger is Faculty Adviser. Each year a representative is sent to the national conference at Washington, D. C. JUNIOR DEBATE CLUB This group, under the supervision of Miss Zoll, is composed of students who are in grades seven, eight, nine, and ten. The purpose is to prepare these students for par' ticipation in Senior League Debating when they become older. Anyone who is inter' ested in debating can join this group. The question debated this year was Resolved: That the Federal Government should adopt a system of radio regulation and control similar to that of Great Britain. Page ss dm' .ma W1 wwx-My. ,Anf- fz fwxyf., ..,... , ,..A. ASX X Q , K ' , 1 Q 1 ,x Qi f 3 X 5 44 f . 5 V L WS sv, ww i v i- 1 X W 2 vfwkfw ' v.ST,1,5gx .iw -ay , xmxw V 'fl X-1: ' - 29- ...M 1 5 A 1: .., a S Q, . a 2 . x X - ,Q . X.,. A NQAX .. SEPT DIARY OF 1Q3Qf4O SEPT. 5 Open House class days in motion again. SEPT SEPT. SEPT. . 6. Book inspection and covering day. 7. Football practice is in.full swing. I 8. Practice scrimmage with H. J. S. team at Columbia to see Pat on Trade game. , . u SEPT. 1 1. Some fellows need necktie-tying lessons, since all boys must wear ties to school. SEPT. 12. Bulldogs ready to contact. SEPT. 13. Seniors are sure struggling with Chaucer. SEPT 14. Senior Class election-Miller rules again over election. SEPT. 15. Pep meeting and for what! Hummelstown, 20.1 Highspire,0. 18. Starting the third week at school topped off by celebration of Eck's birthday. SEPT. 21. First issue of Maroon and White. Coaches took squad to see Blackmail at Harrisburg. SEPT. 23. Victory Dance, thanks to the football boys for this score, Hershey, 0, Hummelstown, 13. Football boys- Boy, that Hershey stadium is some layout. SEPT. 25. Pep meeting-Captain Petrina presents football used in Hershey-Hummelstown game to Coach Sponaugle. SEPT. 28. Bazaar. Highspire V., 133 Hummelstown V., O. SEPT. 30. R-in halts game between Susquehanna and Hummels- town. A OCT. 5. Uncle Tom's Cabin presented in the gym. OCT. 6. Hummelstown really goes to town and not trucking- Hummelstown, 4OQ Washingtown Township, 0. OCT. 7. Senior Food Sale. OCT. 9. The Yanks are sure a bunch of champions-editor's pre- diction for next year. World Series winners again. DEC. DEC. 19. The boys lost a basketball game while girls tied. 20. Does Johnny E. have Betty L.'s ring already? DEC. 21 . The girls lost a game to the Alumni while the boys won, 34-29. JAN. 2. Don't we all look glad to be back after vacation???? JAN. 5. Girls won basketball game but the boys lost in the extra period. JAN. 9. Boys lost Annville game but the girls won. JAN. II. We wonder why Lois and Betty were kicked out of Health Class. JAN. 12. Don't feel so bad about losing that game, girls-the boys lost by 2 points. A JAN. JAN. 13. What did Stuart give Lois for. her birthday? 15. Seems funny that water is in so many seats-someone must have brought in snow. JAN. 16. Susquehanna girls lost to Hummelstown, while the boys won. JAN. 17. Do you hear rumors of a Junior play? JAN. 18. That's one game Susquehanna lost to Hummelstown. JAN. 19. Report cards issued. Both girls and boys won basketball games. JAN. 23. Girls hung up another victory while the boys came through 24-17. JAN. 24. First mid-year tests. JAN. 25. More tests. JAN. 26. Last of exams today. The league leaders put one over on our boys and girls tonight. A JAN. 29. Smiles and frowns are becoming prevalent because of test grades. JAN. 30. Susquehanna girls put one over on us tonight, but the boys won, 35-20. FEB. 2. Both girls and boys won basketball games. Watch the fellows jump to first place! OCT OCT. 11. Movies taken of scrimmage against second team. OCT. 13. Pep meeting great test of football tomorrow. OCT. 14. Well, here's the score again-Hummelstown, 13, Lemoyne,0. OCT. 17. Harry C. White program. OCT. 18. First report card issue. Look at some of those faces. OCT. 19. Teachers' Institute today and tomorrow. . X-ray shows Monk's leg is broken. Hummelstown keeps . 2o bacon at home-Hummelstown, 6g Camp Hill, 0. OCT. 24. Emergency operation of Mrs. Henderson. We wish her a speedy recovery. OCT. 26. Coach shows picture of scrimmage in room No. II. Senior Class oHicers in paper. OCT. 27. Debate Club organized. A perfect record-Hummelstown, Ig Duncannon, 0-won by forfeit. OCT. 30. Pep meeting for tomorrow night's game. OCT. 31. Even Rome had a downfall-Elizabethtown, 12, Hummels- FEB. 6. Girls lost to Lebanon while boys lost to the faculty. FEB. 9. Again the league leaders won over Hummelstown. FEB. 12. Why does Miss Ausmus always close the door of her room the last period Friday morning? FEB. 13. Both girls and boys won over Susquehanna. FEB. 14. Did you fellows send her a valentine today? FEB. 15. Who is Bicy's girl now that he doesn't go to Camp Hill? FEB. 16. Lower Paxton game postponed due to snow. FEE. 19. Looks like John H. is in for a suntan. FEE. 20. Our boys went down to defeat by one point while the girls won. FEB. 22. A holiday, thanks to George. FEB. 23. Highspire, already league champ, lost to Hummektown boys, 32-27, while the girls tied. FEB. FEB. 27. What? Donald Whitmer was dismissed from Latin Class. 28. Did Raymond get in late last night? He looks so sleepy. Nov. town, 0. Nov. 2. J. V.'s first victory from Hershey, 7-0. Nov. 3. Sr. Class Hay Ride and Weiner Roast. Nov. . H-Club Dance. Nov. Nov. Nov. 4 7. Republicans in school rejoice after election. 8. Individual pictures taken. 9. Jr. High School Operetta Tom Sawyer. 10. Bulldogs play a deadlock with Lower Paxton-12-12. Nov. 13. Proofs for pictures received. Nov. 15. Kreiser has bad knee injury. Nov 17. Pep meeting for last game ofseason with New Cumberland, away, which will decide the winner of the Lower Susquehanna Conference. Nov. 18. Bulldogs take the field with a badly crippled squad. New Cumberland, 253 Hummelstown, 0. MARCH 1. Dr. Schlosser addressed the assembly at 8.3O'-3lSO re- ports issued. MARCH 7. Lost iirst debate with Middletown-3595 to 352 and Elizabethtown-30M to 33. MARCH II-I2. The operetta, The Belle of Bagdad, was the means of producing a few more affectionate acquaintances. Nov. 20. Voted for publishing company of Tatler. Nov. 22. Rev. Fegley spoke in assembly. Nov. 23. Thanksgiving. Lemoyne, 135 New Cumberland, 7. Nov. 24. Vacation. Nov. 27. OH-icial standing released of the Lower Susquehanna Grid Competition. Nov. 28. Senior Class Play. Nov. 29. Some students didn't sleep well after that Senior mystery play. Nov. 30. Ineligibility of one player of the New Cumberland High School football team stirred up a bit of hopes of Hummelstown crowned champions. DEC. 1. Could that be Mr. Hershey talking so loud? DEC. 5. Again Miles Early is late. DEC. 7. Are Miss Zoll's classes too warm that Chester Martin must sleep? DEC. 8. Can't Miss Keller keep Scum S. quiet in study period? DEC. 11. Have you heard Chub sneeze lately? DEC. 12. All rooms are being decorated for Christmas. DEC. 13. Seems funny to see the Senior boys wearing different colored socks. DEC. 14. Was that Stuart winking at Lois? What a surprise! DEC. 15. The girls lost a basketball game to Susquehanna, while the boys won, 38 to 19. DEC. 18. That must be Harry Miller arguing with Miss Earnest. MARCH 13. Miles Early decided not to break his record so he was late both morning and noon. MARCH 14. Debate with Swatara Twp. Won both. MARCH 18. Oratorical Contest. MARCH 20. Johnson Bros. presented an assembly program, scaring the girls with their snakes and spiders. MARCH 21. Debate with Middletown and Elizabethtown. MARCH 22. Good Friday. MARCH 25. Oh! Happy Day! Easter vacation. MARCH 28. Debate Banquet. APRIL 1. Mr. Shoop fails in attempt to fool Helen. APRIL 2. Forensic League Contest-Huss, Beck and Eshenour win county contests. APRIL 3. Baseball Practice Starts. APRIL 5. Trying times for all students-tests! APRIL 8. Junior Class play Happy Go Lucky. APRIL 12. Another red-letter day-reports issued, Senior Dance, Mr. Henderson's Birthday. ' APRIL 13. Geraldine Huss advances to state oratorical contest after winning in the district. APRIL 24. Seniors left Hummelstown at 6:30 for Washington APRIL 25. High School Entrance Examination. APRIL 26. Seniors return from their annual trip to Washington. I MAY MAY MAY bet Washington thought a bunch of farmers dropped in. 3. County Music Festival and County Scholarship Examinations. 17. The Junior-Senior Reception. 20. Eighth Grade Transfer Exercises. MAY 24. Eighth Grade Banquet. lh'IAY 26. Baccalaureate Services in the United Brethren Church. MAY 27. Class Day. ' MAY 28. Commencement Day. INIAY 29. Alumni Banquet. MAY MAY Page 57 30. Memorial Day-No school. 31. School Over-Goodbye, Seniors. 1 9 4 O I T A T L E R , A 8 N 1 CLASS OF 1878 XHOFFER, AGGIE. HUMMEL, REBEKAH, 176 Pomfret St., Carlisle, Pa. XHUMMEL, CSI-IELLEYD, LIZZIE. 'FKUI-IN, CHAYESJ, IRENE. TLANDIS, fSTRICKLERD, LIZZIE. NISSLEY, CMOYERD, ANNA, 27 Fairview St., Boyertown, TWALL, fGROVEJ, CORA. V ZERFOSS, L. FRANK, Lawyer, Franklin, Tenn. CLASS OF 1879 ECKERT, IDA E., Elwryn, Pa. 'l'HOUCK, H. B. TSHOEMAKER, GEORGE W. CLASS OF 1881 BEHNEY, JOHN C., Merchant, I 524 Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa- BENDER, QGARRETTD, ANNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. LINGLE, QWOLFERSBERGERD, ALICE, Harrisburg, Pa. TNISSLEY, LHOFFERJ, CLARA. TWALL: DR. R. J. CLASS OF 1882 TBAKER, CHARLES M. TBENDER, LBURKHOLDERJ, EMMA. CHRIST, LGROVEJ, IZORA, Hummelstown, Pa. THUMMEL, CHARLOTTE. HUMMEL, LWALLJ, MAY, 1816 Boas St., Harrisburg, Pa. 'HUMMEL, JESSE B. KU1-IN,fBURNsJ,FANNIE, 920 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. TWAI.L, CHARLES B. ' 'ZERI-'Oss, GEORGE E. CLASS OF 1884 'l'BAUM, JACOB L. HOVERTER, CHARLES A., Mechanic, 321 Kelker St., Harris- burg, Pa. 'HUMMEL, CHOUCKJ, MADGE LFLAROSS, QETTELEJ, SARAH. TRHAN, CBACKENSTOEJ, CHRISTIE. TZERFOSS, CBERRYJ, FANNY. - CLASS OF 1886 BAKER, QKRAUSEJ, CLARA, Baltimore, Md. BAUM, IDA M., Saleslady, Pomeroys, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa XHOVERTER, ANNIE G. HUMMEL, PETER, Cape May, N. J. LANDIS, MINNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. TNISSLEY, HARRY M. XNISSLEY, J. PAUL. RHEN, JOHN CALVIN, Printer, Lancaster, Pa. WALL, LHUMMELJ, LILLA, Cape May, N. J. TZERFOSS, QCASSELLD, MAGGIE. CLASS OF 1888 XBAER, CHARLES W. BASOM, MINNIE M., 501 Summit Ave., Westville, N. J. TCASSELL, HARRY N. ' HOVERTER, CMATHIASD, MARY, Harrisburg, Pa. REED, ELLA, Philadelphia, Pa. REIDER, CMUTHJ, LAURA, Hummelstown, Pa. SPIDEL, CZIMMERMANJ, ROSA, Hummelstown, Pa. TSTEESE, JOHN S. TSTEESE, QWILSOND, KATIE. TZERFOSS, SAMUEL B. CLASS OF 1889 BALE, KBOSNERD, LAURA, 840 York St., Oakland, Calif. XBOLTON, DAVID Z. CRIST, DR. NILE, Dentist, 215 Main St., Hummelstown, Pa. HOVERTER, LIZZIE B., Harrisburg, Pa. THUMMEL, DR. DAVID. 'Deceased Pa. 3 ALUMNI SECTION TLANDIS, LOMWAKEJ, BESSIE. LAROSS, ADAM H., Camden, N. J. REED, EDGAR W., Philadelphia, Pa. SWEIGERT, QRICKERJ, KATE, IO8 Paxtang Ave., Harrisburg, Pa. WALL, CSTOKESJ, EMMA, Seattle, Wash. CLASS OF 1890 'l'BAUM, ELLA J. TGERVEICH, SAMUEL. XHUMMEL, GERTIE S. TROBB, JOHN W. SHOPE, CBARRD, ANNA, 226 Emerald St., Harrisburg, Pa. TSHUEY, CCASSELJ, SADIE. CLASS OF 1891 Roan, JOHN W., Hummelstown, Pa. KOEHLER, cHANDSHUEJ, MAZIE, Union Deposit, Pa. TMILLER, CETTERJ, CORA. CLASS OF 1892 BOLTON, fZERFOSSJ, SADIE, Hummelstown, Pa. BREHM, LSTEINMETZD, SADIE, Newmanstown, Pa. EARNEST, WILLIAM H., Lawyer, 3101 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. HERSHEY, LGISHD, MABEL, Elizabethtown, Pa. HUMMEL, BARBARA, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Y. W. C. A., Akron, Ohio. TNISSLEY, MABEL, Hummelstown, Pa. OBER, fGINGRICHl ANNA, 1604 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. XSHOPE, CHARLES TSIPLE, CWALTERD, BERTHA. STONER, CCOTTERALD, VIOLET, Reading, Pa. BAKER CLASS OF 1893 LWHITTOCKJ, GERTRUDE, Hummelstown, Pa. BAKER, M. MAUDE, Hummelstown, Pa. BUSER, FRANK DEINER, 5023 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. EARLY, QMACGIBNEYJ, BESSIE, 1438 W. 112th St., Cleve- land, Ohio. Fox, CWAGNERJ, LORENE, 229 N. Potomac St., Hagers- town, Md. Fox, LDIPPELJ, MARION, 525 President Ave., Lancaster, Pa. HOLLER, WILLIAM H., Hummelstown, Pa. HOVERTER, IGIEBONSD, GRACE, 1833 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. LINDLEY, LSELTZERD, SARAH, Middletown, Pa. MCCALL, CDEIMLERJ, EMMA, Hummelstown, Pa. TNYE, ANNIE B. PENNY, LEARNESTD, ESTELLA, 3101 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. ROBB, QVOGELD, E. AGNES, Deodate, Pa. CLASS OF 1895 HENDRICKS, W. HOMER, Asst. to Pres. N. J. Line Co., Rivermore Apartments, Bronxville, N. Y. LAROSS, EDNA, New York City. MURRAY, EDITH M., Art Teacher, 336 S. 21st St., Phila- delphia, Pa. NISSLEY, CHOLLERD, LILLIAN, Hummelstown, Pa. RIDDLE, WILLIAM A., Auditor General's Dept., State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa. ROHRER, QKRAYBILLD, 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, QKIEFFERD, BESSIE, Telephone Operator, Hummels- ,town, Pa. HAEHNLEN, ALICE, Hummelstown, Pa. Mich. Page 58 ki' A 1940 . I TLER ALUMNI SECTION, Continued CLASS OF 1898 LIG1-IT, GEORGE W., Accountant, Gannett, Seelye 81 Fleming, R D I Harrisburg Pa. BUsER, fSIPLED, EDITH, McDonald, Ohio. D LUckEbiBI1LL, EARL Fox, QPOTTSD, BEss1E, 20 N. 17th St., Harrisburg, Pa. HUMMEL, CGHERSTD, BLANCHE, Interville, Reading, Pa. MATI-IIAs, fMILLERD, MAY, Harrisburg, Pa. ROEB, KCLOUSERD, JENNIE, Cherrydale, Va. ROHRER, KHERSHEYD, MARY, Hershey, Pa. SI-IAEFI-'ER, DR. RALPH, Seattle, Wash. 'l'STRIcKLER, PAUL A. ZERFOSS, MAUDE, Clerk, P. P. 81 L., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1900 BRUBAKER, QMCHENRYD, GERTRUDE, 2697 Calvert Ave., Detroit, Mich. TBUSER, GROVER. ERB, ELMER, Lawyer, Lawnton, Pa. THENDRICKS, CKARMANYJ, 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. TSCHAFFNER, CDIFFENDERFERD, ETHEL. SHENR, GRACE, Paxtang, Pa. WALTER, ADA M., Teacher, Edison Jr. risburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. ZUG, LILLIAN, Teacher, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1901 WALL, CBAKERD, FLORENCE, 6 Marteuse High School, CHar- St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CLASS OF 1903 TBLESSING, EDWIN H. HOLLER, LEROY O., Hummelstown, Pa. TKILLOUGH, QBROENNIMENJ, JESSIE. SCHAFFNER, QSTONERD, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. STRICKLER, HOMER HUMMEL, Attorney-at-Law, Hummelsf town, Pa. YINGST, EDWARD, 1908 Holly St., Harrisburg, Pa. ZERFOSS, CANGENYJ, HELEN, Llanerch, Pa. CLASS OF 1904 STONER, RUSSELL B., Investigator, Dauphin Co. Poor Board, Hummelstown, Pa. n WALTER, KJAMESD, EDNA, 2511 Ioth St., N. E., Washington, D. C. TWEAVER, CLIOWARDD, ELLA. WITMER, FRANK C., Insurance CO. Agency, Hummelstown, P . a CLASS OF 1905 GARRETT, E. MYRTLE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. HOUCK, QSHAEFFERD, HILDA, Seattle, Wash. MILLER, CWITMERJ, ZORA, Hummelstown, Pa. WITMAN, CBASHORED, VIRGINIA, Jeannette, Pa. CLASS OF 1906 CASSEL, KBAILEYD, A. MARIE, 3717 Powelton Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. 'l'FOx, HELEN E. LONGNECKER, WARREN B., University of Miami, Miami, Fla. TMACK, HOMER C. ' MCQUEEN, EMMA E., Teacher, Sewickley, Pa. S1-IOPE, QSWOVELINJ, HELEN, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTON, CFOXD, LILLIE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1907 CASSEL, VIOLETTE E., Organist and Music Teacher, 1717 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, ARTHUR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. 1Deceased TSI-IAFFNER, PAUL F. SHOEMAKER, ROBERT, 516 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. 'ESI-1oPE, CBURCI-IFIELDJ, EDNA. ZEITERS, RAYMOND W., Accountant, Brightbill's Lumber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1908 BENNETT, KKELLD, EDWINA, New Alexandria, Va. GINGRICH, QLENKERJ, ALMA, Bell Telephone Exchange, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, fREAGERD, MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. - LANDIS, MILTON, 1424 K St., N. W., Apt. 22, Washington, D. C. CLASS OF 1909 BLIIZCKBURN, DILLMAN, Editor, Goodland Newx, Goodland, ans. BOLTON, FRED J., Asst. Treas., Harrisburg Trust Co., Hummelstown, Pa. DEWALT, CMCKILLIPS9, BEULAH, 1232 Mulberry St., Har- risburg, Pa. GATES, CHESTER A., Chemist, Stokley's Laboratory, Indianapolis, Ind. HUMMEL, J. PAUL, Asst. Treas., Harrisburg Trust CO., Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, OMAR L., District Mgr., Good Roads Co., Inc. CPhiladelphiaD, Harrisburg, Pa. MACK, CSEITZSINGERD, ANNA, 239 Elm Ave., Hershey, Pa. SA1?A?AN, HOWARD, Biological Chemist, New Brunswick, SCHAFFNER, HERBERT A., Lawyer, IO W. Main St., Hum- melstown, Pa. SUTCLIEEE, ALFRED I., Minister, Taneytown, Md. ULRICH, QHOUSEWORTHD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. WISE, fHUMMELD, BERTHA, Hummelstown, Pa. ZEITERS, QKELLERD, BEATRICE, Station Road, Madison, N. J. CLASS OF 1910 DAVIS, CEMERICHD, TILLIE, Hershey, Pa. DEIMLER, LILLIE, Nurse, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. GINGRICI-I, KELLINGERD, LYNNIE, 3429 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. HERSHEY, CLAYTON B., Electrical Engineer, 402 Houston St., Clarks Summit, Pa. HERSHEY, MARY, Teacher, John Harris High School, QHar- risburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, BERTRAM, Accountant, 29 Madison Ave., Maple- wood, N. MACK, PROWELL S., Patent Attorney, General Electric Co., 123 Parken Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. MILLER, CHARLES K., Draftsman, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. REAM, QRAT1-lj, BEULAH, Hummelstown, Pa. RUOE, CLARENCE C., Florist, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOEMAKER, CKANNXZELMA, 2637 N. 4th St., Harrisburg, Pa. SWARTZ, Ross, Athletic Coach, Juniata College, Hunting- don, Pa. YINGST, HOMER C., Banker, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1911 ALWEIN, CDEUTWILLERJ, BEULAI-1, Harrisburg, Pa. BEHNEY, KRYAND, PEARL, 1138 Bryant Ave., Bronx, N. Y. BOLTON, QJACOBSJ, MARY, Bookkeeper, Farmers' Bank, Hummelstown, Pa. TCASSEL, QKNOLLJ, BLANCHE. EEERSOLE, CNEIBERTD, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTELE, KBORDNERD, HILDA, Hershey, Pa. GERBER, QLEHRD, IRENE, 423 Crescent St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, VIOLET, Billing Clerk, Blough Mfg. Co., Inc. QHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. GINGRICH, RALPH C., Asst. Cashier, Williamsport National Bank, 2o1 Eldred St., Williamsport, Pa. Page SQ 1940 TATLER l I t . ALUMNI SECTION, 'continued MUTH, GEORGE, Revenue Dept., Civil Service, 618 Syca- more Heights, Haddon Heights, N. J. NISSLEY, MARJORIE E., Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. RICKER, HARRY J., Business, R. D. I, Harrisburg, Pa. TWEBNER, CLARENCE. CLASS OF 1912 BEHNEY, LLEBHERZJ, HARRIET, 203 Second St., Frederick, Md. BLACKBURN, CTYSOND, EUNICE, Darby, Pa. BRINSER, CHARLES, U. S. Steel Co., Areba, South America. FASNACHT, QHARTZJ, RUTH, Palmyra, Pa. HAEHNLEN, DR. EDGAR W., III Main St., Delhi, N. Y. HERSHEY, QLOWERYJ, ALMA, Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. HUMMEL, fSNIDERJ,NELDA, 406 School St., North Wales, Pa. IMEODEN, ALBERTA E., Business, Hummelstown, Pa. SHOPE, fDAVIESJ, ESTHER, 1414 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. TINNEY, CBOSNERD, EDNA, Hummelstown, Pa. WENRICH, MARLIN, Athletic Director, Crafton, Pa. CLASS OF 1913 TBRINSER, ESTHER L. HOUCK, CHILLJ, ANNA, Teacher, Honolulu, Hawaii. KILMER, fGLEIMD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. MUTH, QCURRYJ, SARAH, Teacher, Hershey Industrial School, Hummelstown, Pa. NISSLEY, CARNOLDD, KATHERINE, Artist and Writer, Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. RITTS, cBRANDTJ, IDA, Chief Operator, Bell Telephone Co., CHersheyj, Hummelstown, Pa. SNYDER. fSTROMANJ, ALICE, Hummelstown, Pa. 1 UMEERGER, LEROY, Purchasing Dept., Hershey Chocolate Co., Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, MARIAN, Teacher fHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. WEBER, QWALTERJ, MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1914 ALWEIN, CPOLLOCKJ, LETA O., Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BLACKBURN, CSTAMMJ, HAZEL, 3553 Queen Lane, East Falls, Philadelphia, Pa. BURRI-IOLDER, ANNIE, Hummelstown, Pa. TBURKHOLDER, JOHN. FISHBURN, HARRY, Mt. Joy, Pa. HARTWELL, CRAINEYJ, MARY ELLA, Harrisburg, R. D., Pa. HENRY, HELEN R., Telephone Operator, Newville, Pa. HOLSEERG, HOWARD, Salesman, Doutrich 81 Co., I5o7 Herr St., Harrisburg, Pa. LANDIS, QSHOAPD, ZELMA BAKER, Hummelstown, Pa. SHORE, ERNEST, Salesman, Elliot-Fisher Co., Harrisburg, Pa. STARE, BERTHA M., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. ' YINGST, HAROLD S., Postal Service, 805 S. 27th St., Harris- CLASS OF 1915 MULLIN, fSLEICHTERJ, MARGARET, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1916 AUNGST, QROGERSD, ETHEL, Teacher ofPiano, Pennsdale, Pa. BARTELS, GEORGE W., Assistant Manager, Hershey Park, Hershey, Pa. LANDIS, WARD P., Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, QBARTELSJ, BETTY, 120 Areba St., Hershey, Pa. RUOF, MARY C., Lancaster, Pa. SUGETT, CMILLERD, DOROTHY, Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, QLONGD, MIRIAM, 19.3 W. Caracas Ave., Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1917 CASSEL, JOSEPH W., Farmer, R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. CASSEL, QPLOUSED, SYLVIA, Hummelstown, Pa. CONRAD, CBAIRJ, KATHRYN, Teacher of Piano, Hummels- town, Pa. 'Deceased burg, Pa. CREST, CWARFIELDD, CATHERINE, 224 S. Fifth St., Lemoyne, a. EBERSOLE, KBURKHOLDERJ, MYRA, Hummelstown, Pa. HETRICR, VICTOR J., Baker, Hummelstown, Pa. I MILLER, HARRY K., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. RHoADs, CPATRICKD, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. RITTS, KZIMMERMANJ, ELIzAIIETH, Areba St., Hershey, Pa. SCHAFFNER, KPILGRAMJ, CAROLINE, Paxtang, Pa. SMITH, KSHOPEJ, EVA, Harrisburg, Pa. STAUFFER, ETH EL M.,Teacher CHersheyl, Hummelstown, Pa. SUTCLIFFE, CHOERNERJ, EMMA, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1918 BRINSER, QECKENROTHJ, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. CASSEL, QHARINGJ, MIRIAM, Hyattsville, Md. HOERNER, GEORGE M., Architect, Hershey Lumber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, REBA, Hummelstown, Pa. LEHMAN, CRALSTONJ, ETHEL M., 2141 N. Second St., Har- risburg, Pa. LIGHT, CBRIGHTBILLD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. MUMMA, ELSIE, Insurance Agent, New York, N. Y. SHENK, CSTONERD, SARA, 1416 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, ETHEL B., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1919 TBURKHOLDER, QWOHLEGMUTHD, E. JOSEPHINE. CAssEL, JAMES M., Teacher, New Kensington, Pa. CASSEL, MARGARET. CASSEL, KGRUBBD, SARA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, CHARLES D., Principal, Newville, Pa. LIGHT, fHETRICKJ, RUTH, 33 N. Grant St., Palmyra, Pa. WEBNER, WALTER, Minister, Port Royal, Pa. CLASS OF 1920 ALWINE, KHITZD, LETA, Nurse. GRILL, WILLIAM A., Employed by Aetna Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. MILLER, RUSSELL M., Special Agent, Conn. Life Ins. Co., Reading, Pa. MUTH, FRANK Supt. CCC Camp CWoodbine, N. JJ, Dennisville, N. J. SHIFFLER, ARCHIE, Carpenter, Hummelstown, Pa. SUTCLIFFE, QHOCKERJ, RACHAEL, Hummelstown, Pa. WEBNER, CSTOKEJ, ANNA, R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. ZEITERS, RUssEL, Brightbill's Lumber Co., Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1921 BOMEERGER, fWEISERJ, BARBARA, Lancaster, Pa. CASSEL, ALICE, Teacher. GRUBB, ESTELLA, Hummelstown, Pa. KRAMER, CREEDERJ, MARIAN I., Mount Joy, Pa. LENTZ, QLOGANJ, KATHERINE, R. D., Hershey, Pa. MENGEL, MIRIAM, Teacher, 508 First Ave., Parkesburg, Pa. MILLER, CMUTHJ, ESTHER, Pompton Plains, N. J. SPIRE, HENRY, Business, Hummelstown, Pa. WAGNER, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1922 BAKER, fYETTER7, FREDERICKA, Dennisville, N. J. BRINSER, fBACASTOWD, MARTHA, 534 E. Grant Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. FASNACHT, QBUSERJ, NATALIE, Progress, Pa. HoRsT, QWHETZELJ, VERNA, Harrisburg, Pa. KRAMER, NORMAN J., Schenectady, N. Y. LIGHT, QGINDERJ, FRANCES, 121 Maple St., Palmyra, Pa. LEVENGOOD, MARGARET, Elliot-Fisher Co., New York, N. Y. REIGLE, CBURRELLJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, EDGAR F., Teacher, Greensburg, Pa. SMITH, KBACASTOWJ, GRACE, Hummelstown, Pa. YOUTZ, CATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. Page 60 1940 TATLER ---' --- 2 ALUMNI SECTION, continued CLASS OF 1923 BROWN, EARL, Employed by Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. CASSEL, fSHEARERJ, ESTHER, R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. CASSEL, CLECKNERD, GERTRUDE, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. GORDON, CAULD, LENORE, Selbyville, Del. HETRICK, LLIGHTD, ROBERTA, Palmyra, Pa. KEIFFER, CHRISTIAN, Crystal Pure Ice Co., Harrisburg, Pa. KELI.ER, FRANCIS, Hummelstown, Pa. LEWIS, NELLIE, Harrisburg, Pa. MUMMA, ZELMA, New York, N. Y. MUTH, QWADDINGTOND, BLANCHE, 45 Chestnut St., Salem, N. J. REIGLE, HARRY, Postal Service, IQI3 Market St., Harris- burg, Pa. SOURBEER, QBRECKERD, ALBERTA, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. TINN EY, HILDA, Teacher, Berwick High School, Berwick, Pa. CLASS OF 1924 BOMGARDNER, LBRANDTD, ESTHER, Harrisburg, Pa. EBERSOLE, LKELLERD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. ERERSOLE, fNISSLEYJ, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, CBUSERD, GRACE, Lee Bros. 5 81 IO Cenf. Store, Hummelstown, Pa. HUNBERGER, MILDRED, Teacher, Ulrich School CSnyder COJ, Box 84, New Berlin, Pa. LEVAN, FRANKLIN, Merchant CHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. LIGHT, DOROTHY, Nurse, Hummelstown, Pa. MENGEL, fSHAEFFERJ, GENEVIEVE, Harrisburg, Pa. NEY, CSMITI-IJ, CLARA, Office, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. , SHOOP, CKEENEYD JOY, Hummelstown, Pa. STARE, QKELLERD VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, QDESSINGERD, JOSEPHINE, OHice, Hershey Choco- late Corp., Hershey, Pa. WHISLER, FLOYD, Hershey Estates, Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1925 BLACKEURN, QSHYLERD, PHYLLIS, Hershey, Pa. BRINSER, CAROL, Teacher, Westfield High School, 318 Temple Place, Westfield, N. J. GERBER, CROTHD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. GRUBB, MARY, Teacher of Piano, Hummelstown, Pa. HOOVER, QHEAPSD, ALMA, Hershey, Pa. HUMMEL, QWHISLERD, LOUISE, Hummelstown, Pa. MCCALL, ALFRED, Insurance Adjuster, State Capitol CHar- risburgl, Hummelstown, Pa. MCCALL, IEVANSD, RUTH, 1947 Manada St., Harrisburg, Pa. MUTH, CVANDERWALLD, MIRIAM, Elizabeth, N. J. PORTER, fPROUD9, SADIE, Hummelstown Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, RUTH, ShOop's Office, Hummelstown, Pa. REMLEY, CWAGNERP, OLIVE, Hummelstown, Pa. SCHRIVER, KALLEMAND, GRACE, Press Dress Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. STARE, KATHARINE, Teacher,QOberlinD, Hummelstown, Pa. SWARTZ, EVELYN, 5807 Elm St., Reading, Pa. EBERSOLE, RUSSELL E., Moving Picture Co., R. D., Harris- burg, Pa. ESHENOUR, KKRINERJ, ESTHER, Bainbridge, Pa. ETTER, CORRD, ALMEDA, Penn St., Harrisburg, Pa. HALE, CSPIREB, IRMA, Hummelstown, Pa. HERSHEY, QALWEIND, ANNA, Bedford, Pa. HOWER, fGRAHAM9, EVELYN, Paxtang, Pa. JACKS, ROBERT, Supervising Principal, Auburn, Pa. PATRICK, CSTRUNKD, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, CBROWNB, ELEANOR, Hummelstown, Pa. RODE, LKILLINGERJ, FREDA, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, KGINGRICHJ, BLANCHE, Bookkeeper, Hershey Choco- late Corp., Palmyra, Pa. STRICKLER, MARTHA E., Teacher CMOorestOwn, N. J., Public Schoolsj, Penns Grove, N. J. TAYLOR, LBACHMANJ, MAUDE, Stenographer, Feller's, Har- risburg, Pa. WITMAN, ROY W., Clerk, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, CLASS OF 1927 BEHNEY, CFoNzOj, MILDRED, Telephone Co. CNew York Cityj, 1711 Zerega Ave., Bronx, N. Y. CREIGHTON, QSPANGLERD, CATHERINE, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol QHarriSburgj, 2019 Green St., Harrisburg, Pa. ECKENROTH, GRACE, Bell Telephone Co. fHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTER, RUSSELL, Minister, Campbelltown, Pa. FOLTZ, HOWARD, Stroehmann Bros. CHarrisburgl, Hummels- town, Pa. FORNEY, QKELLERJ, THELMA, Hershey, Pa. HOLTZMAN, J. ARTHUR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. LEVAN, PAUL, Police Barracks, West Reading, Pa. MARIANO, HERMAN A., Community Grill, Hummelstown, Pa. TRHOADS, QSHEPLERD, VERA. SHOPE, HOWARD, ShOpe's Grocery Store, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, QSPONAUGLED, GRACE, Hershey, Pa. STARE, QBORDNERD, CARRIE, Hummelstown, Pa. STEPHENSON, LDOYLEB, FLORENCE, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, VERNA, Pa. Motor List Co. CHarrisburgj, 3107 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. CLASS OF 1928 BAER, CLARENCE M., Employed by Irwin N. Baer, Hum- melstown, Pa. BAKER, QHOCKERD, FRANCES, Harrisburg St., Oberlin, Pa. BECK, DANIEL F., Hershey, Pa. BOMGARDNER, MIRIAM, Property 81 Supplies, State Capitol QHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. BRINSER, EDGAR C., Standard Oil Co., 24 Fayre St., Eliza- beth, N. J. ' , BURRIDGE, CWITMAND, CAROLINE, Hershey, Pa. - CARRENDAR, WALTER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. CRUM, MARTHA S., Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. DIENER, MARGUERITE4, Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. TYINGST, ELVA. Pa. WHISLER, RUSSELL, Hummelstown, Pa. ,RESHENOUR QROUFB ALMEDA , l I ' WOLFE, QREINHARTD, LENA, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1926 ALWEIN, I. WITMER, Physician, Bedford, Pa. BAKER, LNISSLEYD, HILDA, Hummelstown, Pa. BARCLAY, 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., Palmyra, Pa. Deceased GELNET, CRIGHTD, IRENE E., Roanoke, Va. GINGRICH, CFROMMD, VIRGINIA, Hummelstown, Pa. GRUBB, IRA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. MARIANO, GILBERT, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, MARGARET C., Teacher, Reamersburg, Pa. PRICE, WALTER, Dept. of Revenue, State Capitol, Harris- burg, Pa. RUFF, FLORENCE, Teacher, Middletown Public Schools, Middletown, Pa. SHAEFFER, PEARL, Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. SPIKE, DONALD O., Associated Press, Philadelphia, Pa. YEAGLEY, CSUTERJ, GWENDOLYN, Hummelstown, Pa. YOUTZ, JOHN, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. Page 61 2 1940, TATLER ALUMNI SECTION, continued CLASS OF 1929 ACRI, MICHAEL, Bethlehem Steel Co., IIO Dock St., Harris- burg, Pa. ALWEIN, MARY K., Trained Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BIESECKER, QSLACKJ, NELLIE MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. CARRENDAR, QHOWARDJ, GLADYS, Hummelstown, Pa. ENGLE, KATHERINE, Hummelstown, Pa. ENGLE, COTTOJ, 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, fSEITZD, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. HOLTZMAN, GEORGE, Coast Guard, Salem, Mass. HUMMEL, QFOLTZJ, 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. LUCRENBARCH, CRIVERAD, CATHERINE, Nurse, New York, N. Y. MCALLISTER, CREEDD, LOUISE, Philadelphia, Pa. MUTH, CWHITEMANJ, JANE, Hershey, Pa. NIELEY, ELMER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. NISSLEY, ROBERT, Teacher, Salem, N. J. SHEPLER, HAROLD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. SHUEY, CBELLD, ALICE, Hershey Dept. Store, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, EDWARD, Harrisburg Steel Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, FOREST, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. , STARE, fDOLSONJ, RUTH, Harrisburg, Pa. WEBER, QGILMERJ, KATHRYN, Hummelstown, Pa. WOLFE, CSELTZERJ, PAULINE, Hummelstown, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, KTRANIEOJ, MARY, Harrisburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1930 BAKER, EDWARD, Harrisburg Auto Parts Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. BURRIDGE, DELMAR, Insurance Agent, Harrisburg, Pa. BUSER, SARA JANE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. CROOK, ROBERT, Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. CRUM, fDAVISJ, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. A CRUM, CECILIA, 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. ESHENOUR, ANNA, Hershey, Pa. ESSENOUR, LESTER, State Capitol CI-Iarrisburgl, Penbrook, a. GOSHERT, CYNTHIA, State Capitol CHarrisburgJ, Hummels- town, Pa. HALE, CARROLL, Harrisburg Steel Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, QWOLLERTONJ, PEARL, Hershey, Pa. KOHR, CHOOVERJ, RUTH. LOPIG, WARREN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. NAUGLE, CLAUDE, Reading R. R. CO., Hummelstown, Pa. PORTER, CARROLL, Clerk, Etter's Store, Hummelstown, Pa. REMLEY, LUKE, Physician, York, Pa. ROBB, QBUSERJ, FRANCES, Hershey, Pa. RIgERT, ZELMA, Nurse, Hershey Hospital, Hummelstown, a. 'Deceased Page 62 SHEPLER, CPORTERJ, LUELLA, National Bank, Hummels- town, Pa. SILER, WILLIAM, Middletown, Pa. SOWERS, CHARLOTTE, Nurse, New York City Hospital, New York City, N. Y. WHISLER, BETTY, Hershey, Pa. WITMER, KATHRYN, Librarian, Hershey Industrial School, Hummelstown, Pa. ZERFOSS, SAMUEL, Research Assistant, Penn State College, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1931 ALLEMAN, EDITH, Dept. of Revenue CI-Iarrisburgj, Hum- melstown, Pa. CROOK, RICHARD E., Blue Ribbon Baking Co., Hummels- town, Pa. ESHENOUR, QBEACHELLJ, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. ESPENSHADE, QRUOFJ, VIOLET, Hummelstown, Pa. ETTER, ROBERT, Chemist, Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Pa. FAIR, CDAHLINJ, EDITH, Hummelstown, Pa. Fox, WILLIAM W., Hershey Dairy fHersheyD, Hummels- town, Pa. GELNET, CGRUBERJ, ELEANOR, Harrisburg, Pa. HENRY, KSOWERSJ, FLORA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, VIVIAN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. HORI-'ER, JOHN, Hummelstown, Pa. HORN, ANNA, Clerk, Hershey Dept. Store, Hershey, Pa. HORST, ROBERT, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, QGROVED, 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, KBRECKENMAKERJ, RUTH, National Bank, Hum- melstown, Pa. RATH, CBREWSTERJ, DOROTHY, Madison, N. J. SHUEY, CKOHRJ, ETHEL, Hummelstown, Pa. SOwERs, 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. BIEBER, ELOISE, Harpist, Hummelstown, Pa. BURCHFIELD, RICHARD, Lancaster, Pa. CLARK, CNYEJ, MARY, Highspire, Pa. DEIMLER, fWOLFEJ, ANNA, Philadelphia, Pa. DEMY, MARTHA, Nurse, New York Hospital, New York City, N. Y. EARNEST, fWELLSJ, DOROTHY, Pottstown, Pa. EDWARDS, ROBERT, Chemical Research, Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y. ENOLE, MORRIS, Engle's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. FLEAGLE, MORRIS, Silvertown Service Station, 920 S. 21st St., Harrisburg, Pa. GINGRICH, QLAUDERMILCHJ, RHODA, Hummelstown, Pa. GOSHERT, QKLINKJ, MARY, Beautician, Hummels- town, Pa. GROVE, QSCHOEFFIELDD, DORIS, Dayton, Ohio. HALE, HELEN, Ofiice, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. KAUTZ, QFOXJ, ARVILLA, Lee's 5 8z IO Cent Store, Hum- melstown, Pa. KEIFER, KENNETH F., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. KELLER, VIOLET, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. 1940, TATLER' li! ! l . l ALUMNI SECTION, continued LONG, REBA, U. S. Treasury Dept. CHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. MUTH, JOHN, Philadelphia Quartz CO., 343 VV. 20th St., Chester, Pa. NAUGLE, MARTHA, Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisburgj, Hum- melstown, Pa. OAKUM, DEWITT, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. RATHEON, CLEIBFRIEDD, MARGUERITE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, HARRY, Hummelstown, Pa. SHORE, CHESTER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, BYRON, Greenwood St., Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, CLAYTON, Swift Sz Co. CHarrisburgj, Hummels- town, Pa. SPANGLER, CWALTONJ, JOSEPHINE, Hummelstown, Pa. STERNER, CLIFFORD, Undertaker-Roth, Middletown, Pa. WERT, FAYE, State Capitol CHarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. WITMER, FRANK, Harrisburg Telegraph, Hummelstown, Pa. YEAGLEY, CANSBAOHJ, EVELYN, Sayre, Pa. CLASS OF 1933 BEHNEY, KARL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. BELL, AMMON, Employed by M. E. Bell, Hummelstown, Pa. CLARK, QSTALLJ, MARGARET, Rutherford Heights, Pa. CROOK, JAMES, Baltimore, Md. DEIMLER, KHUNSINGERJ, BEATRICE, Hershey Laundry, Rutherford, Pa. DUNCAN, FERN, Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. EARNEST, MADELEINE, Teacher, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. EDWARDS, CHARLES, Chemist, Du Pont Laboratories, Elizabeth, N. FERGUSON, EVELYN, State Capitol CHarrisburgD, Hummels- town, Pa. FISLER, WILLIAM, Hummelstown, Pa. FORS, KENNETH, Hummelstown, Pa. FROMM, FERNE, FrOmm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. GILBERT, CWENRICHJ, BLANCHE, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, fSHE,NKJ,' ELIZABETH, Palmyra, Pa. KEI,l.ER, JOHN, Employed by Grant Foreman, Hershey, Pa. LEVAN, WOODROW, Hummelstown, Pa. LUCKENBAUGH, QREIGLEJ, HAZEL, Hummelstown, Pa. PIERRE, QFOXJ, MARY, Hummelstown, Pa. RATH, CHARLES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. REINHART, CRICHIEJ, DOROTHY, Lancaster, Pa. RUDY, MARLIN, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. SHEARER, CROTHJ, JULIA, Shermanstown, Pa. SHERTZER, CSHERTZERJ, LUCILLE, Hummelstown, Pa. SHIFFLER, MELVIN, Employed by S. B. Shiiiier, Hoerners- town, Pa. SHOPE, RALPH, Highspire, Pa. SI-IRIVER, HENRIETTA, Bell Telephone CO. CHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. SKINNER, HELEN, Secretary, Hummelstown Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. SOwERs, WILLIAM, Hummelstown, Pa. STROMAN, QHEILIGJ, PEARL, 532 Madison Ave., York, Pa. WEBER, WAYNE, Undertaker, Bellefonte, Pa. WOLEE, FULLER, Middletown, Pa. WYNN, EARL, McCOnnellsburg, Pa. ' YEAGER, PAULINE, Teacher, Highspire Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. - ZEITERS, MARY JANE, Teacher, Allison Park, Pa. ZERFOSS, CHARLES, Hummelstown, Pa. ZERFOSS, GEORGE, Student, University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. CLASS OF 1934 BIEBER, WILSON, Teacher, Millerton High School, N. Y. BISTLINE, RALPH, Hershey Inn, Hummelstown, Pa. BISTLINE, THELMA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. 'Deceased Page 63 DEIMLER, QEBERSOLEJ, EUNICE, Hummelstown, Pa. DENY, IVIILLARD, Graduate, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Ill. ESI-IENOUR, MARLIN, Lykens, Pa. Fox, ROBERT, JR., Graduate, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. HALE, CSTROMANJ, BLANCHE, Hershey Estates, Hershey, Pa. HOERNER, CMOTTERJ, DOROTHY, Hummelstown, Pa. HOERNER, V1OI.ETTE, Teacher, Penbrook Public Schools, Penbrook, Pa. JAEOBS, DONALD, Saxophonist, Orchestra, Hummelstown, a. KAUTZ, HAROLD, Hershey Drug Store, Hummelstown, Pa. LONG, DOROTHY, Teacher, Waynesboro Public Schools, Hummelstown, Pa. PETERSEN, THOMAS, Hummelstown, Pa. PLOUSE, JOHN, Hoernerstown, Pa. SAECO, FRANCES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. SANDERS, ROBERT, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. , SCHWARTZ, fKREISERJ, MILDRED, Hummelstown, Pa. SHAFFER, MERL, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. SHORE, RUTH, R. D. 2, Highspire, Pa. SHUEY, MARION, State Capitol CHarrisburgJ, Hummels- town, Pa. SLOUGH, ESTHER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SPIDEL, fSTARTONIJ, IVIARY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. , he STONER, KARL, Hershey Chocolate COrp.,Hummelstown, Pa. STRITE, EARL, R. D., Hummelstown, Pa. WALTER, JOHN, Graduate, Princeton University. I , WHITTOCK, JAcK, Student, Franklin 81 Marshall Cdllege, Lancaster, Pa. WOLEE, CHARLES, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. YEAGLEY, E. C., Pa. Power Sz Light Co., Harrisburg, Pa. ZERFOSS, MARTHA, Philadelphia, Pa. CLASS OF 1935 ALBRIGHT, WILLIAM, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. . I BREHM, LOIS, Student, Elizabethtown College, Elizabeth- town, Pa. t . BREHM, WALTER, Student, University of Kentucky, Lexing- ton Ky. CASSHL, HARRIET, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hoernerstown, Pa. DAVIDSON, MELYIN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hershey, Pa. ENGLE, WARREN, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. FAIR, QLOPERJ. GLADYS, Harrisburg, Pa. Fox, GEORGE, Army Air Corps, Langley Field, Va. HAINLEY, HAROLD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. HARTWELL, CLIFTON, Printing OHice, Hummelstown, Pa. KINLEY, CARROLL, FrOmm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. KOPE, NELDA, Music Teacher, Hummelstown, Pa. KREISER, BENJAMIN, Newark, Del. KREISER, CSTONERJ, THELMA, Hummelstown, Pa. LANDIS, ANNA, Hershey, Pa. LANDIS, RAY, International Harvester CO. QHarriSburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. LENTZ, CARROLL, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown , Pa. LONG, ROBERT, Student, Temple University, Hummels- town, Pa. LUDWIG, DONALD, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. LUDWIG, EDGAR, Manager, Milk Bar, Hummelstown, Pa. MAURO, DOMINIO, Hotel Hershey, Hummelstown, Pa. MUSSER, JOHN, Employed by State, Hummelstown, Pa. POOGY, CHARLOTTE, State Teachers' College, Millersville, Pa. RATHEON, CHARLES, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. Ruor, ELEANOR, Hershey Dept. Store, Hummelstown, Pa. 1940 TATLER l ALUMNI SECTION, continued SHRIVER, MARGARET, Hauer's Dept. Store, Hummelstown, Pa. SOHRIVER, KATHRYN, Dr. Springer's Oiiice, Hummelstown, Pa. SEITZ, ELSIE, H. B. Reese Chocolate Co., Hummelstown, Pa. SHERTzER, CMILLERJ, FLORENCE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, FRANKLIN, International Harvester Co. CHarris- burgj, Hummelstown, Pa. SHBEY, MAE, Nurse, Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia, a. SMITH, QBOSLERD, EVELYN, Palmyra, Pa. SMITH, RAYMOND, Penn-Harris Hotel CHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. STARRY, fSTUCKEYJ, MILDRED, Hummelstown, Pa. STRAUE, RICHARD, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. STEAWSER, NORMAN, Clerk, Greenberg's Store, Harrisburg, a. TTHOMAS, DONALD. UMBERGER, BETTY, Teacher of English, East Berlin, Pa. VERDELL1, CHIXONJ, ATTEA, Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, QFARLINGD, LUCILLE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. WALTERS, KENNETH, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. WHITMER, Lols, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Middletown R. D.. Pa. WOJLEE, RUSSELL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. ZEITERS, DOROTHY, Music Supervisor, Adams County, Pa. ZEEEOSS, VIVIAN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. CLASS OF 1936 BISTLINE, GENEVIEVE I., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. BOLTON, FREDERICK H., Student, Drexel Institute, Phila- delphia, Pa. BURCHEIELD, ROBERT, Lancaster, Pa. CASSEL, FLORENCE L., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town Pa , . 4 n CLARK, DOROTHY M., Martin Motors cH3Ff1SbUfgD, Hum- melstown, Pa. DEIMLER, MARTIN LUTHER, International Harvester Co. CI-Iarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. DEINER, GERALDINE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. FAIR, LESTER, Clerk, Smith's Hardware Store, Hummels- town, Pa. FE LTY,WARREN Z., Hershey Sports Arena, HummelstOwn,Pa. GOSHERT, BETTY MAE, Hummelstown, Pa. GROVE, JULIA, Harrisburg, Pa. HAERYSHAW, CBAUMD, DOROTHY M., Palmdale, Pa. HARTMAN, KSHAEFFERJ, MARGARET, Hummelstown, Pa. HUMMEL, PAULINE R., Press Bros., Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, PAUL S., Stanford's Drug Store, Hummelstown, Pa. KINLEY, ERMA M., Bell Telephone Co. CHarrisburgD, Hummelstown, Pa. KOPE, fSTRIMBLEJ, MARDELLE E., Smith Bros. Shoe Store CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. LOOK, CWALTERSJ, WINIERED, Capital Bank Sz Trust Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. LUIIBWICK, JOHN H., Palmyra Shoe Factory, Hummelstown, a. MARIANO, CFUNGHIJ, EUNICE, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, HERBERT, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. M!fT,MMA, ELSIE I ., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a PLOUSE, ELEANGR B., Nurse's Training School, Wilmington, Del. RARIOK, CLUDWICKJ, ROMAINE, Hershey Cafeteria, Hum- melstown, Pa. 'l'Deceased Page 64 RATHEON, IOLA M., Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. ' RITEIGLE, EDWARD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, a. REIGLE, fHOUSERJ, GLADYs, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. SANDERS, ROMAINE, Laurie 81 Green CHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. SHOAP, BETTY JANE, Student, State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. SHOOP, fMATHIASD, GLADYS M., Hummelstown, Pa. SKINNER, ARDELLA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. STAUFFER, CLARENCE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. STERNER, CSTOVERJ, SARAH, Hershey Estates Office, Hum- melstown, Pa. TAYl.OR, CYVOLFED, SARAH JANE, Hershey Estates, Hum- melstown, Pa. WAGNER, KSELLJ, ANNA MAY, Palmyra, Pa. WHITMER, CGIPEJ, MEARIAM, Chambersburg, Pa. WHITMOYER, MILDRED, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. WRIGHT, QPETERSJ, GERAl.DINE, Press Bros., Hummels- town, Pa. ZERross, ALLEN, Student, Penn State College, State Col- lege, Pa. CLASS OF 1937 ALLEMAN, RICHARD, Biltmore Hotel, Florida. BELL, LLOYD, Employed by M. E. Bell, Hummelstown, Pa. BIEBER, QTHOMPSONJ, MARIE, Harrisburg, Pa. BREHM, KATHRYN, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. DIEFENDERFER, WILLIAM, Student, Lebanon Valley Col- lege, Hummelstown, Pa. Fox, CAROLINE, Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa. FUNKHOUSER, LEOTA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. GINGRICH, RALPH, Press Dress Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. GRovE,ANITA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HABBYSHAW, WILLIAM, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. JOHNSON, WENDELL, Hummelstown, Pa. KINLEY, WILBUR, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. LENTZ, LUTHER, Hershey Estates, Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWICK, CDEIBLERJ, WHILIMINE, Hummelstown, Pa. LUDWIG, MILDRED, State Insurance CO. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. MILLER, CHARLOTTE, Secretary, Press Dress Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. MOUNTZ, MARSHALL, Warner's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. MUMMA, JAY, Swift 81 Co. CHarrisburgJ, Hummelstown, Pa. MUSSER, RUTH, Hummelstown, Pa. POGGY, VIOLETTE, Student, Millersville State Teachers' College. RARICK, BETTY JANE, Bell Telephone Co. CI-Iarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. RICHWINE, WALTER, Giant Store, Baltimore, Md. RUOE, CLARENCE, Student, Gettysburg College, Gettys- burg, Pa. SHIEELER, CARROLL, Employed by S. B. Shimer, Hum- melstown, Pa. SHUEY, ADA, Nurse, Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa. SMITH, CWENRIOHJ, ETHEL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Palmdale, Pa. STRITE, MARY JANE, Student, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown, Pa. ' STROMAN, GLADYS, Hershey Estates, Hershey, Pa. THOMAS, HELEN, N. Y. Insurance Co. CHHFTISDUFQJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. WALTER, RALPH, JR., Student, Gettysburg College, Gettys- burg, Pa. WITMAN, GERALDINE, Student, Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. ATLER 1940 T 2 ALUMNI SECTION, Conti nued ZEITERS, MARGARET, Student, Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Shippensburg, Pa. ZEREOSS, RICHARD, Hummelstown, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, ROMAYNE, Photograph Oflice CI-Iarrisburgl, Hummelstown, Pa. CLASS OF 1938 BAKER, MELVIN, Baker's Garage, Hummelstown, Pa. BAKER, CSHICKLEYJ, SARA, Hummelstown, Pa. BALE, DOROTHY, Hummelstown, Pa. BECK, ELEANOR, Temple University Hospital, Nurse, Philadelphia, Pa. BOLTON, ROBERT, State Capitol, Hummelstown, Pa. BOSNER, ARLENE, Central Pennsylvania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. BRANDT, STANLEY, Michigan State College, Lansing, Mich. CASSADY, KATHLEEN, Central Pennsylvania Business Col- lege, Hummelstown, Pa. CASSELL, RDMOND, Hummelstown, Pa. DEITZLER, PHYLLIS, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Con- servatory Of Music, Royalton, Pa. DEMY, JANET, Nurse, General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. DIEEENDEREER, EMILIE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. FILSON, 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, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HASSLER, ZELMA, Hummelstown, Pa. HOOVER, LESTER, Army CPI, Middletown, Pa. ISHLER, MAE, H. B. Reese Chocolate CO., Hummelstown, Pa. LENTZ, CRODGERD, LUCY, Highway Dept., CI-Iarrisburgj, Hummelstown, Pa. MARIANO, THELMA, Highway Dept., fHarrisburgJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. MCKISSICK, MAYNARD, Orchestra, Howard Gale, Hum- melstown, Pa. MYERS, RUSSELL, Hummelstown, Pa. PATRICK, KATHLEEN, Capitol, Revenue Dept., Hummels- town, Pa. RAINEY, PHILANDER, Lee Brothers, Rutherford Heights, Pa. RATHFON, MELBA, Highway Dept., Hummelstown, Pa. REIGLE, ESTHER, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. SANDERS, MII.DRED, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. SCHAEFFER, JACK, Harrisburg Telegraph, Hummelstown, Pa. SELL, CBONAWITZJ, ESTHER, Hummelstown, Pa. SI-IOAP, WILLIAM, Hummelstown, Pa. SMITH, ELIZABETH, Hummelstown, Pa. STONER, RACHAEL, Student, Hood College, Frederick, Md. TWAGNER, PAUL R. WALTERS, MARIE, Capitol, Dept. of Revenue, Hummels- town, Pa. WHISLER, ROBERT, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Ann- ville Pa Student , . WOLFERSBERGER, IRIS, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. YEAOLEY, MAHLON, CCC Camp. YOUTz, VERNA, H. B. Reese Chocolate Co., Hummelstown, Pa. 'Deceased Page 65 CLASS OF 1939 BEHRENS, WARREN, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. BELL, ERMA, Elizabethtown College, Hummelstown, Pa. BOLTON, MARY LOUISE, Central Pennsylvania Business College, Hummelstown, Pa. CARLSON, ELWOOD, Kuppy's Diner, fMiddletOwnJ, Hum- melstown, Pa. CORTELAZI, LEWIS, Hummelstown, Pa. DAVIDSON, GUY, Ludwig'S Grocery Truck, Hummelstown, Pa. EBERSOLE, WALTER, Lebanon Valley College, Hummels- town, Pa. ENOLE, ROBERT, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. FAIR, LEON, Fromm's Dairy, Hummelstown, Pa. FAENACHT, CHARLES, Gettysburg College, Hummelstown, a. FAZIO, JOHN, Hummelstown, Pa. FISHER, QGIPEJ, MILDRED, Hummelstown, Pa. FRETWELL, MILTON, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. GINORICH, ETHEL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. GIPE, LAWRENCE, Hershey R. D., Hershey, Pa. GROVE, H. RICHARD, Express Hauling, Hummelstown, Pa. GRUEER, RUTH, Student at Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. HARRO, ETHEL, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HOOKER, JOHN, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hum- melstown, Pa. HOERNER, RUSSELL, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. HUSS, ARLENE, Secretary, Brightbill's Lumber CO., Hum- melstown, Pa. IMHOF, RAYMOND, JR., Companion to Aged Man QHarriS- burgj, Hummelstown, Pa. KELLER, E. LOUISE, Student, Lebanon Valley College, Hummelstown, Pa. LENKER, RAY, JR., Carpenter's Grocery Store, Hummels- town, Pa. LOOK, RAY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. MARTIN, PAUL, U. S. Army, Hawaii. MCKISSICK, JERALDINE, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hum- melstown, Pa. NEY, JAY, Unemployed, Hummelstown, Pa. PATRICK, DARWIN, Medical Corp., United States Army. PLOUSE, GRACE, Lee Brothers 5 St IO Cent Store, Hummels- town, Pa. . REIOLE, MARY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. RICKER, IRWIN, Ferguson Coal CO., Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, ESTHER, Hershey OH-ice, Hummelstown, Pa. SHUEY, EDWARD, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. ' SHUEY, WILLIAM, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. , STOPFEL, INIARLIN, Central Pa. Business College, Middle- town R. D., Pa. WOLFE, KCOPENHAVERJ, MARTHA, Palmyra, Pa. YORTY, DOROTHY, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. YOUNG, ELEANOR, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummels- town, Pa. ZINN, ZELMA, Hershey Chocolate Corp., Hummelstown, Pa. HE EDITORIAL STAFF SPEAKS: In appreciation of the support given to THE TATLER by the business jirms of Hummelstown, the editorial stagf sug' gests that the graduates and students, their families and friends fwe'll let the faculty in on this, tool 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 1940 edition. Page 67 YOU PERHAPS DON 'T KNOW The precautions a bank must take to protect its depositors' money. Every known method is used- Burglar Insurance Hold-up Insurance Employees' Insurance Impregnable Vaults There is no reason why you should keep your money about your home-in the mattress-under the carpet-buried in the cellar-subject to fire and theft. SAFETY FIRST SAFETY ALWAYS leummelstnmn Rational 25ank Page 68 SMARTNESS AND QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE f FURS, COATS, DRESSES Spooftswecw and Accessofries THE STORE DEPENDABLE HARRISBURG, PA. C E. Welchans East Encl Restaurant FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP Rqinisloing and Upbolstering REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI and MODERN BAR ' 'Q' 'Qi' 'ii' 15 S' Railroad St' Rosie Bambrosio, Prop. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Phone: 9315 E. Ross Deimler HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Feed, Fertilizer, Cement Exclusive agent of CROWN COAL Phone: 77 Quick Delivery Compliments of Your Local Tax Collector Edward Habbyshaw COMPLIMENTS OF BAUM'S BAKERY Quality since 1910 Compliments of KINGSLEY E99 BROWN . CLEANERS AND DYERS Where .Quality Comes First 801 E. Main St. ANNVILLE, PA. Phone: Annville 713511 Hershey I'O6II PARTICULAR WORK FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Page 69 A Plan For GRACIOUS LI I Brides to be! Homemukers! Pluu und build your own loouse . . . but rebf on us to beub you udu' the coziuess that makes it u HOME. k . ,'N- -.z:w,. 'fill . A GOOD STORE ' -Y -1-1 '-s' 1 .5:Q:!' if fff'.ie25f 2,:2-3,1 --'fii,-iff' L ' sf nfs TO Gooo LIVING - ' - :1 , :'-- 'Ns -i'- if A' Y:-rQw:.::: ' ,it-- ff-ea We bCl1eVC 10 Falr Ez: i - Wigz' Y ....: T.nQ-:xr-.sm.wus.wytrtriit fffpi,-p Deahng, Honest . .. ' iiwn'11'ie lv1. -1,3 5 I W , ff ' ' W lilllkllllliwllll f5.am1y5ml14iiQgggg'fniJ awp: Quahtya SOM .- Q,w1la'?li1,f LW -'Q ' 'iug ',1,5f il,fT5,.:ffg1Ez' :fl ,,,,,1,f,,g', A 1 ,l 'N...g.,, ' Values, Truthful ' ll F- -z '-' - ' V I-'172?i? f'9?al, - 'Q J -f . . 'f gvilvn l . P if 35 , 4084 ' Advertising and , iijilflllilgil'oTii3'57i-llffqllf' 1ji5'i75!,Qgl1'7lM?1 iiillflllflil ' .at I ' N N' N auf '--..,- - , I KT- -1.-, Pfactlce COUITCSY Q 7,1 jffy ' ' -- -- - -Q . wt h H -A ,i ii CL. e e for IIS own sake, ,M lgozqnmzam warm Z and not for what 1 . ll-d'nl -o' -1-u ' -. ll l.B!...IlfE vi 45 We hope to get out --- 1 - A- pea .... s i ' 3515 -.ey Of 1r- -LIVDNG Lcmm- Il I'--HSE sig' , 15.5 on D-LM' ll -Q!! u'-o'.v1'..-, ' gms I : 5 EEA l ir ' CL EGARDLESS of what type of home you've been dreaming about, or What your budget is . . . it's a Wise plan to take advantage of our 30 years of successful home-furnishing experi- ence. Let us help furnish YOUR HOME in good taste . . . at a price that makes good sense with YOUR BUDGET. And, re- member you can buy EVERYTHING here, from the rugs on your floors to the utensils in your kitchen. HERSHEY DEP RTME T STORE HERSHEY, PENNA. Page 70 All Kinds Of DAIRY Automobile Repairing 'CHOME OF BETTER MILK PRODUCTS X FIRESTONE TIRES Ph 8HUMMELSTOWN, PA. SPIRE ELECTRIC 5713? GenemlElect1'ic Store A S ALE S S E RV I C E HUMMELSTOWN, PA. H Thane: 100 CENTER SQUARE USE MEAT MARKET E. M. BIRT, Prop. HQMEDRESSED MEATS BREAD, ROLLS, AND PASTRY GROCERIES, FRUITS Sure to please PHONE: 46 L P 55 R HUMMELSTOWN, PA Hummelstown, Pa. Page 7I Compliments of H E R-, S W, L, Stanford DRYGOODS ' NOTIONS B , t SHOES www Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings MILLINERY HUMMELSTOWN, PA. BLESSING BUILDING - HUMMELSTOWN PA 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. can Children love them and they are good for children. WARNER'S GARAGE 131 East Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. GRD SI-IIFPLER'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS DE SOTO AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Service PHONE: 18 GWO CHOCOLATE AVENUE Hershey, Pet. b Page 72 Compliments of . . . LE E W. F IS L E R Postmaster Compliments of XVOLFS GROCERY SHOE REPAIRING Main and Water Sts. In Fromm Building ow Oppoxite Port Ojfce HUMMELSTOWN, PA. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Arrow Shirts Mallory Hats Compliments of H . W. KREIDER EDWARD STOVER Men's and Boys' PALMYRA, PA. HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. Botany Ties B.V.D. Sportswear Route I Phfmef 925'R3 A The Friendbf Credit Store SWARTZ SERVICE 8: ELECTRIC COMPANY Center Square Phone 92 j HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Headquarters for Frigidaire Refrigerators, Ranges, Water Heaters and Coolers, Tires, Automotive Needs, Radios, Home Appliances SPONSORS OF SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS Page 73 Best Wishes froms-fs Press Dress Corporation Manufacturers of 'White Angel' Uniforms HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Accept N0 Substitute .... s. A. BoMGARDNER MILK WE DON'T COPY-WE LEAD DeAngelis Grill and Soda jeff Ford Hotels IN WASHINGTON, D. C. The Lafayette Hotel Fauntdin 16th and Eye Streets, N. W. In the Shadow of the White House Spaghetti at Au Hours The Carroll Arms Hotel lst and C Streets, N. E. In the Shadow of the Capitol O HERSHEY, PENNA, Rates from 32.50 up Single Rates from 33.50 up Double Thane: 532 J. B. CURRYQS SONS F hJ ur Feed Coal Dog Food Seeds Swatara Station, Pa. and Palmyra, Pa. WHEN YOU THINK OF COAL-THINK OF US W. W. FERGUSON E99 SoN PHONE: 164 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Page 74 E. VANCE RQDGERS WATCHES f f DIAMONDS JEWELRY f f GIFTS C-LQ?-D HUMMELSTOWN, PA. The Gift you are looking for can be found HERE VISIT THE .... NEW KEYSTGNE HOTEL AND GRILLE Good Food Bm' Sevvice 'Q' 'Q' 'if' A CLYDE C. BOMEERCER, Prop. Corner of MAIN AND WATER STREETS HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments of G. H. Burridge Compliments of Sunoco Service Station 0 East Main Street AHUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. S FRESH FRUIT and COMPLIMENTS OF VEGETABLES F I N If S Q fa-A JOHN A. GRAYBILL Hershey R, D, 1 Blue Bird Baked Products Page 7 5 WALTON ESSO STATION Main at Cameron St. HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. Telephone: 35 Atlas Tires, Batteries and A ccessories Ford and Mercury SALES AND SERVICE J. C. Hess, Garage DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Phone: 2 3 4 isummrlstumn Sun O Compliments P. W. HARTWELL The National Hotel NEW GRILL Place for good eats 0 JOSEPH ORSINI, Pr p Dine and Dance. Open Every Evening The Hole! Wdfwlfk GEORGE T. TITZEL Chicken and Wa-We and Steak Dinners Center Square HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. BALE S DINER FAMOUS EoR Goon FooDs East Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. Phone: 183fJ R. L. Carpenter GRocER1Es 23 East Main Street We Deliver Compliments of RICHARD B. EARNEST Page 76 The Physicians, Osteopaths ana' Dentists of Hunzrnelstown ana' Hershey extend their congratulations to the Class of 1940 A 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, D.D.S., Hershey, Pa. J. LANDIS DEIMLER, D.D. S., Hummelstown, Pa. WILLIAM H. LODGE, D.O., Hershey, Pa. Page 77 r Compliments of HERBERT N. BOWSER Jfuneral iBarIu1f T60 FURNITURE GWJ HUMMELSTOWN, PA. WILLIAM EISEN HOUR FILLING STATION GEN! lfffanfic Gas and Ui! ana' ffccessories O89 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. DU E. B. SMITH Hardware PONT PAINTS AND VARNISHES COLEMAN PRODUCTS 22 East Main St., Hurnmelstown, Pa. PHONE: 9336 ' Compliments of A. C. HOCKER Dealer in VELRUSS ICE CREAM Phone: 9312 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Compliments LEE BROS. 5-10-25-ct. Store Open Every Evening HUMMELSTOWN, PEN N A. Page 78 The Store of Quality Merchandise ELEC-REFRIGERATORS F R I G I I R E ELEC-STOVES, MILK COOLERS ELEC-HOT WATER HEATERS Bendix Home Laundry R. C. A. Victor and Blue Bird Records RADIOS sTOvEs WAS:-:ERS J . E . S H E N K 8a S O N sooo HERR STREET Open Evenings PENBROOK, PENNA. Always Reliable D O u t r i c h Men S' BOYS Guaranteed Chi1dren's ere an 156 Students 0 t 6 S M h d. MANHATTAN AND STETSON HATS A ARROW SHIRTS INTERWOVEN HOSE HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA lebanon Iballap fiullege F15LER'5 ANNVILLE, PA. A - DUTCH MI LL Liberal Arts Public School Music DEI-ICIOUS BAR-B-Q S AND Business Administration ROOT BEER For Men and Wolnen O ' Route 422 near Write to the President CLYDE A. LYNCH, H Amwiueypa. UMMELSTOWN, PA. Page 79 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Central Penn.qyloania'.r Greatert Barineyy 3Cl700lH 323 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. Summer Term Begins in June Fall Term Begins in September IT PAYS TO ATTEND A SCHOOL WITH AN ESTABLISHED REPUTATION M. E. BELL GWO Home-Dressed Meats Home-Curea' Ham ana' Bacon , G40 ' HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Phone: 1 47- j WAGNER BROS. Dealers in Flour, Feed, Seeds, Hay, Straw, Coal, Fertilizer, Cement HUMMELSTOWN, PA. CUT-FLOWERS POTTED FLOWERS Say it with Flowery A corsage or basket makes a beautiful gift for special Occasions Clarence G. Ruof, Florist PHONE! 185-J QUARRY ROAD, Hnrnrnelstozon, Pa. J. M. BRIGHTBILL INCORPORATED Curtis Woodwork HARRI SBURG HUMMELSTOWN ELIZABETHTOWN DRY CLEANING FAME LAUNDRY RUG SHAMPOOING Page 80 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION SWATARA PosT 265 O HUMMELSTGWN, PA. CHAS. T. FASNACHT Service Station ATLANTIC GAS and OIL Compliments of ' Robert F. Sinclair SAMUEL B. SHIFFLER Contractor and Builder 287 West Second Street 01' R. D. 2, Hummelstown, Pa. PHONES Shop: 117R Home: 196-R-3 RUHL'S BAKERY SUNFED AND HOME LEADER BREAD fix PENBROOK, PENNA. Phone: 83 38 R. R. Bomgardner HOME DRESSED MEATS Home Cured Ham and Bacon Yes ALL OF US WANT THE BEST the modern gas range fulf fills this desire f f you can A do more cooking in less time f f and save time f f food and money Investigate These Modern Cooking Appliances Now Q LebanonValley Gas Co. HARRISBURG R. D. 1 Phone: 6-4330 Page 81 Compliment: of E Bt M nap 101-IN R. sl-IQPE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND REAIIg,Ef,1Iff:CQND REPAIR WORK Phonel 83 Fire Casualty Automobile 109 WEST MAIN STREET HUMMELSTOWN, PBNNA. HUMMELSTOWN' PA' SHENK sf TITTLE Everything fir Sport 313 Market Street HARRISBURG, PENNA. WEBB St WOLFE Quality S porting Goods 211 Walnut Street HARRISBURG, PA. Compliments of GEORGE HOCKER Page 82 GEO. L. LUTZ Wholesale Confectioner 149 Second Street HIGHSPIRE, PA. DIEGES Ee? CLUST I7 John street, NEW YORK, N. Y. Qmrial Szmnlzrs tu the Glass nf 1942 HUMMELSTGWN HIGH SCHOGL dby A K HALLDEN N P Pg83 GREEN BERG'S Community Qrille FORMERLY COMMUNITY CUT-RATE SHOES CLOTHING MODERN BAR-SODA and LUNCH for the Entire Family SHOP AT GREENBERG'S FEATURING - PLATTERS SPAGHETTI and CHEESEBURGERS H. A. MARIANO, Prop. Elizabethtown Supply Company SCHOOL and COLLEGE SPECIALTIES Elizabethtown, Penna. awe , GRADUATION and CHOIR GOWNS OFFICE RECORD FORMS FLAGS and BANNERS CUPS and TROPHIES BOOKLET DIPLOMAS Compliments of CHARLES F. BRANDT Plumbing and Heating 966 Phone: 159-R HUMMELSTOWN, PA. WEST END STORE A live wire store Guaranteed Satisfaction Reasonable prices Prompt service Best quality PHONE: 131 We deliver SI-IOPE'S GROCERY P90 Save Our Blue Stamps They Mean Interest On Money Spent by You E. Z. ETTER KELLOGGS QUALITY FOODS A SPECIALTY 281 West Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. Page 84 CHOOL DAYS. . . They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be many years before some of you may meet again. School days do not last forever-and when they are past, memories are kept Warm by the photographs of friends and pals of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a personality portrait of YOU, and you will prize one of theirs in return. In a year or so you will be glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your school days. And the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the turning-point in your life. I This studio is the headquarters for the special photo- graphic work and the doors are open to students of the Hummelstown High and their friends. i Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have 'that photograph taken? -41 +- Special Styles and Rates for Students -4- -0- THE ENSMINGER STUDIOS AND CAMERA SHOP Second and Walnut S treets, HARRISBURG, PA. P 11 o n e : 5 2 2 8 Page 8 5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Accuniulating Savings, Like Getting An Education, Is Not Always Easy But In Both Cases Is Worthwhile I GLS THE FARMERS BANK OF HUMMELSTOWN HUMMELSTOWN, PA. LOREN MURCHISGN CO. Q jewelers - Stationers Metlalists ' 40 Clinton Street NEWARK - NEW JERSEY ES. W. HAMPSON, Representative Compliments to the 1940 Graduates from THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY I Printing, Engraving Diplomas, Invitations PAINESVILLE, OHIO OFFICE EQUIPMENT D RI N K COMPANY foca C'0ld Sales - Service - Supplies ' , Harrisburg Coca Cola Bottling Works, Inc. SEVENTEENTH and HOLLY 202 Walnut sf. HARRISBURG, PA. wephm: 4,4151 Compliments of THE WORKBASKET NEEDLE SHOP GYO ELSIE M. KELLER HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. Phone: 116R Compliments of I J. S. HERSHEY BAKERY Page 86 AT THOMPSON COLLEGE . .. 'You will receive liiglifgracle training for the modern office in Stenographic Course Calculating Machine Filing and Indexing Secretarial Course CardfPunch Machine Dictaphone and Ediphone Business Administration Stenotype fShorthandj Walton Accounting Course AWARDED FIRST PRIZE IN BOOKKEEPING, WORLD'S FAIR, NEW YORK, 1939 Accredited by American Association of Commercial Colleges 121 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PA. Q Pennants There Is A Difference- B311-Hers Pillows Add dignity, color and spirit to your school rk b th f f lt f wo y euseoepen nants, banners, pillows, emblems, caps, berets and chenille letters. No order P 31 C D 1' y too small to receive our attention. Catalogue Free STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY A PURE GINGER ALE BIG RUN, PA. Compliments of Compliments of AL ACHENBACH A FRIEND METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-AGENT u Hummelstown, Pennsylvania UNION EMBLEM COMPANY High Scliool and Fraternity jewelry FELT GOODS AND COMMENCEMENT STATIONERY P. I-I. NISSLEY, Manager PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA Page 87 To the IQ4I Editor 0 Tllhr 'iliatltr Annuals that have been a credit to your alma mater were supervised by your predecessors. Erom the very first number they have endeavf ored to foster the ambitions of the graduates, and uphold the standards of your institution. THE MGUNT PLEASANT PRESS Qprinter of this editionj, likewise has high standards to main' tain. To this end we place at your service a staff of experif enced designers, supported by capable craftsmen in every department of this modern printing establishment. Qur representative will be pleased to discuss the 1941 edition with you. An interview will incur no obligation. Will you Write us, or telephone for an appointment? 95 J. HORACE MCFARLAND CO. ,lmeuunt Pleasant lbress Telephone: 6255 HARRISBURG, PENNA.
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