John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1940 volume:

S fvyeu THE H1110 VIIIETTE JCM-IN DIEIQSCDL MCCASKEY 4-lIGl-I SCMCDOL SENIQIQ CLASS OFFICERS O43 JAIXIUAIQY, 1040 ROBERT FREY NANCY BEVIS NINA M, ME1sENHELm5R JOAN PYFER XN7ALTER REICII President Secretary Vice President Historian Treasurer .f 7 f' T S X' N Qs J' W Q 5 - - ' ..- ,. X I - E '1 ff 1'2 XXX S .21-P . L X 1:1 Q 3.3 'T .- 1 - . x, - X c 'Q T '37'E5?7g:r- T Q L- K X I' . . r Q x is :T mr T ' ' .' las ..-RITE' - E-um s .gre :ru r-. .3 Mig, T '- - 1 ---. -. T' -- T ' -1 MT 'I TTTTT QMYTTI X ufsj- . ' 2? ' H '-:car ,js -. TR' 'Q' X T W XT. .' ' .Q 1. ii . hiya. -- '- . T -- 'Pai -- Y . f1X..,'1i '-E 1 F 6 i 11 21 'N A . ' ' :TL ' mms . 1 'NXT ' . WT - 532151511 . 7 ' ,T . :, X an 5 I 2 PEI . , , gi- - if ravi xiii: . , fi Sgr 'TT - , 1::q::'- --In-ggggll :-5551 ' 55:35 ' N -: T. 111 :ggi A 'gTss:fTs . -- - -- if '-'- - -1, . i I1:?3'1 If:- ' --T' A -.:-. P' .. T113 . TDI . . .. -' S-Q 1 :QL I' fv , - ii .., lv-' , .. xg.'Tsn:T T: -141 ff- S we-, ' il' ' ' 3 - , 4 T ' - . S '--., .. 1- . .'.', ,.. 5 ,.. sh - in L, .L TT-TE STUDENT ANNUAL GT? TT-TE SENIQIQ CLASS QF JANUATQY, T940 JQNN DTETQSQL NCCASKEY T-TIQN SC!-IOQL, LANCASTER, DENNSYI-VAN IA IIIIIIII TIII TO HAROLD B. GEHIVIAN A TRUE AND SINCERE FRIEND, A COIVIPETENT AND GUIDING TEACHER, WE, THE CLASS OF MID-1940, DEDICATE THIS, OUR ANNUAL, AS A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION AND RESPECT. ...-E' L., , er , 1 751, in QV vi' VL' - -:Z xffwsy qs X y 3 : 2 Mummy, Q -.: -5: sk ' '-' -:3 -L-.. - , 1' 4? .... -4.-' --...Mmwk wmv- wM9 -qu.. 3- 1 Aj .-f -, -f 1'-1 0- V N Q- - 5 s N -11+ il -A 5. A , in- 1: i - -l p i- 6 , - Q- -411. 0 - IZUNTENTS ADMHWSTQATKWJ S E N I C R S ACQTVVWPVIES .lui 47 -1 .Y 'Q if -1 is- - -1 U a i- 1:1 it -1 - i1 2 ... -11 5: ii 2 1-' - 1 I- ' I Q -4 -'L' ,-':. 1 A ...1-n 3 f-f- -l 3- 4 -'21 4 l 1 3' A TT- ' .li ii ' ' 5 -l l 5 5 ini l 4 I' -1 :iv 9 :S -..-1: i ' 5 ..- iv , .-- l Q 4' 1. I Q a l f Q l in ' 1 Q ff l in- 9 , ,1 in , 1 guns- .1 Q' ? - - A .1 5 g .1 11- 3 11 3--- Q 41 i .41 3 , -1, -1 1 Z 4 Q Q i - -A .1 l 1,-. -1 l 4-a iv- 4 im- -4 D' i in- l ik' iii D. - 3- ll cv- - 11 FUIHWIIRII As our last effort to show our worth and devo- tion to J. P. Mccaskey High School, we offer this hook as a shining memory of our high school days. Vve, the class of January, 1940, are an unusual one in that ours is the last class to he graduated in the mid-year. Herein We have stated our amhitions, our hopes, our desires. If at some time the traveling on lifeis highway becomes Weari- some and troubled, this hook of youthful treasures may he a guiding light toward our ultimate goal. AIINII ISIHA ,....-1- --C-gt. ,,..-,-...----'...'Z-1' 'ia -,,...---1:- '-- 4- -'fs -,,... '...': -- l. 4 v-' , -it W, xy tg ,-E' 1 vwg sy: 5 Q M A .., 5' ff: --,..: X 5 'digg 2' Q Wx 'pl Il? ', f '-.:'-, Q X 2 41 l f'-'ZZ W .. 'f --'...1:'- ' ,9 '- .- lz, , : 1? , , 41 7 5 .nm 7' X 41 7 '7 ,gun 9 Wff: f 3- 7 3 .4 f ,gl 44 'Zur' gl 1'3- i i l Illl B. B. HERR, AB., A.N. Principal Franklin and M arslmll Colle C' I ' ,o umlna University s DONALD B. VVITMER, AB., MS. in Ed. Assistant Principal Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania MRS. NIARY B. DXIYERS BS. in Ed., NIS. in Ed. Dean of Girls S. ERNEST KILGORE, AB. Millersville State Teachers College Dean of Boys University of Pennsylvania Franklin anal Marshall College 9 ENGL! .IOIIN W. AR51s'1'noNG, ABI. Columbia University C. L. BIIARTIN, AB., ADI. Franklin and Nlarsllall College SARAH E. BITNER, AB. Oberlin College ROBT. VV. Bizoomzs. BS., MS. Franklin anal Zwwshnll College University of pennsylvania IWARY E. Huy, AB. Hillsdale College LAURA A. MUNSON, BS., A.M. Columbia University WM. R. STocR'roN, AB., MA. Franklin and iwarshall College Columbia University ROBERT C. WOLPEIZT, BS. Franklin and Marshall College IC Department Head VVM. F. DILI.IiR, AB., A.M. Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania 'THALIA HERSHEY, AB. Iuniata College DOR0'FlIY L. SCHOENER, AB. Hood College NACHI B. TERRY, AB., A.M. Hooil College Columlzfa University KA1'IlLEEN Wonsr, B.A., MA Hood College Columbia University CQMTVIEIQCIAL SUBJECTS ALPHEUS V. BECKER Keystone State Teachers College SARA F. DILLIER, B.S. in Ed. University of Pennsylvania FRANCIS J. HATHY, MS. in EJ. University of Pennsylvania HARRY B. LUTZ Wharton Scimoi AJIARY B. PETIZRMAN, AB. Dickinson College PAUL SNVANK, B.S.. M. of Ed. Susqueimnna University Temple University CLAYCE G. BUMP, AB. Wuynesbiirg College CHARLES H. GLAmfEL'r1:R BCS., B.S.S.. B.Sc. Bowling Green Business University - Teachers Professional College ANNA M. Loscu, HS. SIISQIIGIIGIIIIKI Universily C. S. lVIULHA'rT1:N, B.S. in Econ Franklin and Mar-snail College E. K. Snoop Department Head Peirce School of Business JOHN P. WEISE, BS. in Econ. Franklin ami Nlarsiiuil Coiiege ll WILLIAM L. ATCHLEY, BS. Franklin and Marshall College Middleb1Iry A. F, RENTZ. AB., ADI., BD Franklin and Pfarshall College LANGUAGES EDITH R. MUNIMA, A.1Vl. Columbia University KA1'HRYN W. Tnouv AB., AM. Westminster College Columbia University I2 SGCIAI. SCIENCE E. RUTH BEATTIE, ALA, Columbia University JESSE E. BENNER, MA. Gettysburg College CLARENCE M. EIsERsoI.E, ANL Columbia University MARTHA HARTMAN, BS. Gettysburg Cottage J. F. HARTRANFT, ANI. Franklin and MUTSIlG!l COUl'ge HELEN H. LITTLE, AB., A.N. Nlt. Holyoke Coftege Cotumlzfa University MRS. Nl. S, PRICE, AB., A.lVl, Oberlin College University of Pennsylvania ANN SCHAEFFER, AB., ANI. Vfilson College Susquehanna Unive rsily M. W. SLOYER, PIIB., A31 Department Head Lafayette College MATHEMATICS DAISY P, GRElNIiR. AINI. Columbia University R. H. PATTERSON, AB., ANI. Westminster College F-fflfllllilfl Grid MUTSIIGZZ College C. P. SHULL, BS. in EJ., A.IVI. University of Pennsylvania Franklin anci Marshall College RAY Y. GRUIIE, AB. l.eim.non Valley College ILILLIAN IVI. Rowri. AB., A.IVI. Gettysburg College Columinia University SAMUEL B, SDIITH, JR., AB. Franlzlin and Marsliall College SCIENCES I5 CHARLES R. ESHELMAN, JR. in Department Head University of Pennsylvania HAROLD B. GEHMIKN, A.IVI. Franklin ami Marslvull College J. L. HILLEGAS, B.S., ANI. Franklin ancl Marshall College University of Pittsburgh HENRY A. HoovER, BS., A.IVI Franklin and Marshall College Cornell University ROBERT K. IVIOWRER, BS., MS., MA. Franklin and MHTCIIGIZ College Leltigli University Columinfa University JOHN S. OLLER, PI1.B.. A.IVI. Lafayette College Franklin and Marshall College IVIAURICE C. STALLSMITH, BS. Gettysburg College MERRILL C. Yos'r. BS. Gettysburg College OLIVER W. BARRICK Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania Stale Collegv OTTO R. K01'H, BS. Pennsylvania Slate Colicfggv ALBERT W. Rex Mechanical Institute, Rocluzsivr, N. Y. B. FRANK SAWYER University of Pennsylvania BLANCHE I. BEHRENS, BS. ANI. Hood College ANNA KNOX, PLM. C l ln' U ' 't Columbia University 0 um la mwrst y I4 D. L. GREENAWAY, BS., IVLEJ. IIXIDUSTVQIAL EDUCATION C. F. FITZ Pennsylvania Stale Collage H. L. HOOVER Pennsylvania State College VV. VV. MCIVHNN, BS. in MCCII. Eng. NLS. in lnclus. Eng. Pittsburgh University Pennsylvania Slate Courage J. SAJA, in Indus. Eng Pennsylvania Stale College G. SCHAFFER, BS. in Indus. Eng. Pennsylvania State College MCDME ECQIXIQWIICS LIBVQATQY ELIZABETH S. Foul., BS. lxlillersviile State Teachers College DOROTHEA E. VVOLFE, BS. Nlillers ville State Teachers College AVQTS AN D CQAFTS G. C. Cmswuu., BS. Ectintnoro State Teachers College Diploma from Pennsylvania Wluseum and School of Industrial Art DoRo1'Hv Scnocx LAUMENT, PAULINE A. STAUFFER, IVLA. Columbia University MUSIC BUS. in Music LEIGH E. W,I1'TELL New York University 1'armsvlvania State College Q D DO QT U N I TY SCMCDCDL N U IQSE CGU IQSES Louise E. KUl'ILMANN, R.N. Lankenau Plospifal Pennsylvania State College HAROLD S, BUTZ, BS. Franklin and Marsilall College I5 SAFETY DVQIVINQ IVAN JAY STEHMAN, BS. in Eel. Millersville State Tvuclnvrs College Di-IYSICAL EDUCATIQN KA1'l'lRYN M. BENDER, BS. Temple University HELEN F. ITORNEY, BS. Bouve-Boston Sclnool of Physical Education Vxfest Cllester State Teaclwrs College PAUL VV. FREY, MS. in S Franlelin anal lVlarsl1all College University of Maryland ABRAM E. HERR, BS., A.lVl. Springfield College Columbia University ARLENE MAG.KNV. BS. Slziclmore College JAMES .l. NEELY, BS. in Eel., lVl.S. in Eel Temple University MARY POWERS, AB.. A.lVl. Swartlimore College Columlwia University HARVEY E. ROOKIIR, BS. University of pittslvurglz O. C. SOLA, AB. Franlzlin anzl lvlarsllall College SEC IQETA Rl Al. STAN? ELIZABETH HERSHBERGER A. BLANCHE LANDIS EMMA B. SAUDER RUTH SLAUGH I6 1- 3 Q- ls q - 41 .41 - 1 - xx lllIllr 'lllll 9 . sv f ,C 5 1 KTM? Z .. - 1- 1 l1 ' - HD all -ul 11: 1. -NN -rl. --4-1-1' if-' : -ll' 21 , 2 x ----- - lf, E ll. ...--1 3. , 1-n 'Q ' ' 5' 1 i - - - X -----l ' - 1-- L . x ' - K E lil- ? innqli 4 ini 17- 5 - --- .-2 i-11 7 5 I in-I 1:- 1 x 'll S 1 ill , V xx l 1-- 26 1 X ' : ll E: -- -:: .T 'u N 5 Sl IURS ARTHUR PARKS ABBOTT Tall, talkative, good-naturecl. When a new jolce arrives, Art is tlle first to spring it. A well-rlressecl llaslr witli llie feminine sex. DOROTHY ANDERSON Talces lilac easy. Always happy anrl lull nl song. lvlay be a nurse in tlle future. 'THOMAS AULT Classvs only tliree-letter man. Tonimy excels in lmslcetlnall, lootloall. and traclc. His strong voife is a mainstay in tlie glee clulx. Dances in luis spare time. VICTOR JOHN AULT Blond lieartlnrealcer. A really smooth f.la.1r-er. Most frequently seen on Saturday niglits at tlie HY clunrns. Quiet in classes, Hvicw is lilceql lay all. SARAH E. BAIR Sally is ix studious girl. Vvoulcl like lu lie a sefrelary or live on 21 larm. ls that riglll? CII .ADYS BARTO Glaclys Bobs witli joy wlmen going to a fiance, ller amlmition is to get to Texas NANCY BEVIS N, ' - . Ll , ,I . 5, , ancys spontaneity an natumness .une on llI'I' Illillly l-FTPIICIS allltlilg l1l'I' ClFlSSIIIHlCS. KENNETH DAVID BITZER Tlie only clilllercnee loetween Franlc Buclc and Ken is tllat UKenu brings 'em lnaclc flf'ilLl, Selclom seen witliout his winning smile. Always lias a clleery Worrl for everyone. ROBERT PAUL BITZER AlB85l1FUl Bob is SCld0lll S0011 Vfilll VV0l'1lCI'l Pals around a lot wiilx Meekins. Usually en- joys lunclw liour in tlic Ford. A l1arcl-playing memloer ol Gelimanls Ll1an1pIonsl1ip team. IRENE BRAAS Always active in gym class Would like to lne a typist for some Business l-irm. TS i l.0!' SUITE. 4 z EMMA BRENNEMAN A girl witli not mucli to say. Her one clesire is ' to be a gnverncss. MARY JANE BROVVN Frequently, or almost always, seen witli Charles. Busy being eclucatccl for job as future housewife. HELEN BUNTING Quiet and simple on tire surlace, lout lier loeani- ing climplcs clisplay the lun in lier lieart. ANNA BURGER Ann is a pretty luloncle with blue eyes. Very quiet anal usually serious, but loads of fun. BETFY BYARS Stuclious ancl lsnarflworlcing. VVilI go lar. Hopes to lac a pliysician or a liousewile. LEROY CAMPBELL Tall ancl loloncl . . . sliy, but likable. Usually wallcs in tlie hall alone. Rather slow in getting to classes. luut leaves for luncli in nothing Hat. Always smiling. RICHARD CASE Short, slender, neatly-clressed laclies' man. Nick- HHUIC USllHdOVV.n GUST M. CHOKINOS A future economist anal algebra teaclier? Never too lausy to stop for a cliat, ucvuslin loriglitens many a clay. His clark liair will get some girl, DONALD CLARK A quiet lacl, taut a very sincere lriencl. Friendly and lilcalole, lie liicles great tliougllts lxeliincl a pleasant lace. A stauncli supporter of the class of Nl-40. AARON COHEN Tall, lanlcy, good-naturecl, Hairless did a good join ot playing guarcl on tlie football team. Nick- name came from lmaving so mucli lmair. Quiet at times, but extremely well-liked. I9 X l. DOROTHY COWAN ROBERT DUKE Small ancl merry. Very apt in SIl0l'lIl8l'ld. Suc- cess slmould Ire I1ers. ROBERT FRANK DACHS Short, plump. and clapper, Jolces lay tI1e mil- Iions are storecl in Bolfs lmrain. I'Iis goocl per- sonality wins many a feminine. RICHARD CHARLES DICELEY VVeII-Iilcecl Dick is Imloncl ancl usually quiet. Very sincere and dependable. Does pliysics readily for Iootll Ilimself and Rose. A vicious Iuaslcetlmll player, in gym. ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY A good slnater wllen not wiping tI1e IIoor. Bettie wiII malce an excellent housewife. Short, dar-It iolcester. One of Mr. BecIcer's and Mr. Weise's Izest Iriencls. Noted for slumping in Ilis seat. Always good for at least one Iaugli a class. LONA EBERLE Popular red-Iiaired Iacly. Has many qualities for tlie malcings ot a private secretary. THERESA EBERLY Tess wants to study at the Pliilaclelplxia Con- servatory of Music-or is it California? Her name may appear in Iiglits some clay. GORDON EBY , An accomplished organist. Contrilnutes a good voice to tlie glee club. Enjoys tallcing about timings in general. Often seen adorning tlie cliurcli page in the Sunclay paper. JEAN DUING PAUL TREXLER EBY Pleasant and dependable. Interestecl in music. lt it were not for Paul, many I1omeworIt papers Some clay Iiopes to Ire a teaclier or enter some woulcl never Iae turned in. Chief initiator for field of music worlc. time I'Ii'Y. Intelligent. Future clruggist. 20 JANE ESHLEMAN ROBERT FRAUNFELTER Petite slle will ine all lier lille, Site will malce someone an excellent wile. GLADYS FARREL A lriend to all. Her lace surely lx-ams wlten you mention certain lootloall games. LUTHER FINEFROCK Hard-playing lootlmller of tlre Gelrman Cvoons. Good commercial student and winner ol many pennies. Great golfer and an allfround good friend. ESTHER FLAWD A girl witli many friends. Her luture-fsllevs still ratlu-r undecided about tlrat. BETTY FORREST Artist supreme and super Sea Scout. Reads a great deal, but not scllool luoolcs. Well-liked member ol Hi-Y. Art editor of tile HAnonymous.H ROBERT FREY Good example ot a tall, darlc, and lmnrlsome student. ixlalces many a feminine lleart beat faster in iris lllasliy convertible. Class prexy. Vvoller and ace pliotograplwer. RUTH FREY A future beautician. Quiet and small. Talks only wlren called on-'especially in sales class. ROBERT FRIMD Smooth dancer, Haslty dresser, and nice line combine to malce Bob a real Don Juan. Blows a mean liorn in time band. JEANNETTE GAINOR Works hard. Seriousness plus a clowning na- Sincere. Straiglittorward. Serious. Betty serves ture. For turtller details about the future, see willingly. A future sclftool marm. Jeannette. DOROTHY GOCHENAUR Rather quiet-sometimes. SilC,S becoming a dress designer very, very fast. MARION GOODVV IN Small. Dainty. Tries iiard to succeed. Vvouid iiicc a commercial position. MARY GRAHAM .iuiie to Bill. iuut Mary to us. in time future site will inc found in Pittsinurgim HOVVARD R. GRUMBRECHT Hard-playing tacixie on tile iooiibaii team. Seen most around sciiooi witil Andy and Jerry, but taices to opposite sex readily. Good-looking and congenial. B. HARRISON HACKENBERGER Never serious. Curly-haired class clown. Smooth dresser. President oi Deiecto iVien's Ciuin. Always has a new joice to iarigiiten tiue day. SAMUEL HARNER .iovini pranicster oi all classes. Good swinnner and excellent goii player. Rarely gets angry. Provides ready wit ior ali. JANE HARTMAN pleasing personality. Speedy in writing si1ort- iiand. A booster oi Mccreary tires, A true friend. ANNA MARY HAUN An ardent woricer. Hopes to enter imusine s college and ioecome a secretary. ARTHUR HEDGE Smooth dresser and dancer. A iittie radical at times, iaut notiling serious. His Ford and ile are inseparable. Popular escort oi many Coeds. MOSSIE BELLE HEIKES Heres a grand girl wimose personality nmices i1er everyioody's friend. Sile is an nrdent appreciator oi time iiner timings in lille. 'zz MARY LOUISE HEILIVIAN Quiet, but zleterminecl. Louetion may enter col- lege or be a missionary. FRANCES HELIVI Vve may be justly proud ol Nicky, lor lrer witty remarks ancl lrer rare sense of lrumor mid zest ancl lite to any gatllering. PENRHYN HEMNIING Goocl stuclent witlr pleasing personality. Vvoman- lwater from all appearances. Knows a lot about sports. One ol Gel1man,s clevotefl Goons. JANE HENDRY Small. Usually liappy. Frequently seen with a certain lacy namecl Paul. JOHN HERR Small, blond, ancl likable, Great physicist? Amialnle and tallcalive. JANE HERSHEY Conscientious. Tall. Dark, Lots ol fun and a friencl to all. JESSIE HERSHEY .Jess always gets Hustered and laluslies when Geleton, Pa., is mentioned. We wonder why?????? BETTY HOOVER Betty is BIICIYS best gal. Hopes to be a stenog- rapller. Interested in music ancl lxlaylown. JANE HUBBELL .Jolly and quite a sport. Our .Jane is a little clratterloox, but we like lwer for it. JAMES HUBER Class prodigy. Runs competition with Joe Col- lege. Jaclcys only worry is making it liome with- out running out of gas. Nlemorizing Shake- speare is seconcl nature to Jaclc, 23 BERNICE HURSHMAN Our champion chewing gum chewer. One ol' lootloall's eager fans. P. S. Jaclc is a lootloall hero. PAUL HURTER Short, lnloncl commercial stuclent. Scored many a winning touchdown lor the Goons. Lilies to argue, hut is well-lilcecl. ADELINE JARRETT Wijlgorthanclr transcriher extraordinary, A de im- shoulcl reap success in the lousiness world. Will prohalmly grow olrl with UlVlugs.U JANE KAUTZ Tall. Quiet. Reserved. Will malce someone a goocl stenographer. NIARIAN KELLENBERGER Longs to he a loeautician. Small in size, but has a mincl ol her own. prefers Langley to a rf-rtain football player. IVA JANE KEMRER The Uhlue Lancaster lulonclen with the patented glggle. Vvants to sturiy law at Gettysburg. DOROTHY KOERKLE Small, dainty. and classy. A reacly smile lor all. Will probably he a designer some clay. HERBERT KRAYBILL Known as the Red Terror ot the Tennis Courts. Future engineer. His hair is the envy of every- Wtfucly. Vvoltcrr ana mgrifher ol' Herhincl Lou syndicate. DOROTHY KREIDER Tall. Sophisticatecl. Headed for the llielcl of designing as an arduous worlcer. HOMER KRICK Tall, quiet. clilzlerent. Shy with girls. Finds solace in being an excellent hunter ancl fisher. A deep thinker and a goocl commercial student. HELEN LA MONICA Hopes to reacll l1er destination in Harrisburg. Seen most recently witlm a certain Starr. SUSAN LANDIS A small ancl quiet little tiling. A stuclious girl who lilies to sing. NANCY JANE LEAMAN Vvill travel west to enter the University of Cali- fornia. A nice place to stucly meclicine, we'cl say. BETTY LE FEVER If y0'l1 QVEI' l'lCEd B l:I'iCI'ld, here is ODE on WIIOIII to depend. Earnest. Sincere. ROBERT LEFEVER Small and well-built. Peppy quarterback on ttle football team. Handsome countenance is al- ways smiling. Girls are tlis lite. Good matll stuclent. MIRIAM LONG Tall and pleasant. Her cliiel interests are uJupieU ancl his Oldsmobile. DOROTHY LONGSDORF Usually rattler quiet, but not in P. O. D. class. Aims to loe a photographer in tlie future. BETTY MANUEL A perlcy little miss whose cliiet interest is Tommy. Aims to be a teleplione operator. JAMES MARTIN Serious-mindecl stuclcnt. Excellent tenor voice. Lilcalale anal interesting. Receives good marlcs with little effort. Hi-Y'er who aspires to tile medical profession. V IOLET MATFIS Quiet. Brainy. Popular. Always lias tier homework Finistiecl, Favorite pastime- looking for a certain Dan. GEORGE MAY Dark and Ilanelsome. A pleasing personality malces Iliin a sincere Iriencl of all. Excellent president of tI1e Student Council. A girI's clream Iwoy. VVoIIer. MIRIAM MAY lvlim wozilcl like to Iae a personnel director, luut IfcI's a ratller persuasive fellow. FRANK MAYSILLES Reafls a Iot in scllool-mostly love stories. I'IaneIsome golfer. Quiet in classes, but never serious. Loolcs Iorwartl to seeing tI1e women in tlic evening. HIiLI-QNJANIZ MQKELLY Vvants to Ire a switclllrnoarel operator. Slie is rather liancly witll a certain Broome. FLORENCE MnMANUS To rate witli Iflossie a Izwoy must be a rollege atlilete-a Iootluall Imero perliaps? CAROLINE MINEAL Conseientious worlcer. Lots ol lun. ReCII1eafIs are Iier sperialty. Xvlto is lie, Caroline? SAMUEL MEHAFFEY Congenial, goocl-naturecl, Sam is IrisI1 from lieaft to loot, Ancl proud ol it. Always reaely witI1 a new jolce. Sam is everylnoclyls lqrienol ancI Casanova to tI1e girls. NINA MAY MEISENHELDER To Nina, tI1e Ioest treasurer tI1e Beta CI1i Pliis ever llacl. Is gouel in matli. ancI Iiopes to teacli it some clay. EVA MILLER Our IittIe iitterlnug. Eva would Iilce to be a private secretary some clay, RUTH MILLER A goocI sport. Interests f-7 A future sales- woman. 26 RUTH ELIZABETH MILLER .IoIIy and aIways ready for action. Talk is I1er speriaIty. A friend to aII. MAXVVELL MORRISON Handsome Iorunette with a winning smiIe. Bas- IietI9aII fIasIx.. Indellinite as to pIans for tI1c future. Gives aII of the girIs a IJreaIc. SARA JANE IVIOYER Snappy young miss Ioy tI1e name of SaI, Likes Boll Boys, aIlI1ougI1 sI1e's a fraternity gaI. WALTER M ULL Prize comrncrciaI student. ArcIcnt joke teller. AIways IooIcs ncat. Serious at times. OnIy sane ctriver in silmul, INEZ NEVVCOIVIER Artistic. Trim. Favorite song-HIVIusic, IJinIcy, PIease. Quite a I1cIp in Iemale section of tI1e gIec cIub. ' FLORENCE NOLL I7Iossie is a rcaIIy grand girI who is genuine fun, and aIso Im a serious sicIe which commancts attention. .IEANNE OTSTOT AIWays joIIy. A great sport tan and enttlusi- astic participator in all sport events. I:requcntIy seen at 1I1e INIARCELEAN PALNIER She can scncI an arrow wtiizzing into tI1e InuII's eye. Better guarfI your Ilearts, Iboys. ROBERT PLANTHOLT Superb artist. Draws for Viclette. PIeasant smiIe aIways accompanies BoIo's IiIcaIJIe per- sonaIity. Bound to go far in the future. VVeII- cIresser,I and gootI-IooIcing. JANE POTTS Very quiet ancI courteous. Hopes to be .isome- IJocIy's stenogu in tI1e future. VVHI1 I1er abiIity sI1e sI1ouIcI go far. 27 PRISCILLA POWERS Tilis soutilern ineiie is quite a iass. Ambition- ti1e ieast of iler worries, JOAN PYFER For time ilistorian of our ciass, Wilat remains: Site has a Druid, ineauty. and imrains. ROBERT RANDALL Quiet and serious tiiinicer. Girls and dancing are ilis speciaities. Gixes Finefrocic competi- tion in ilomeroom for pennie S. A l'CgUiEl!' LCIIUW. KENNETH REBMAN A weii-Juuiit, wiry-imaired wrestler. Vvilen not working for ilis tatiner, Ken sees a iot of Betty Jane. An aii-around atiiiete. Favorite exprcs' sion: HGreat day in tile morningf' WALTER C-. REICH Handsome iootiaaii i1ero. Ainie ciass treasurer. Radiant personality. Dependaioiiity is his mid- die name. Loyai friend. CHARLES REYNOLD S Seen a iot ' In a iot of different piaces, but never without Mary Jane. Snappy dresser. Basicet- Jnaii ace. EVELYN RHOADS , Goodiooicing, Fuii of pep. A sport oi tire iligi'lCSt degree. iviay inc a future imousewife. NVILLIAM RINEER Liicairie Vviii is an excellent student-'especially in siiortiiand, Daric good iooics accompany iiis pieasing personality, Sure to succeed. MADELINE ROGERS Quiet and reserved. interested in sports and iuii of fun. Has pcrsonaiity in i1er inig inrown eyes. HERBERT ROMANOFF Being able to drive cars and to attract women exceptionally weii are tilis curiy-ilaired ineart- ixreaicerys accompiisiiments. Goes to R a iot. eading LES SCHMID Still talks about HAROLD ROSE CHAR Ardent outdoorman, One of the city's lnest Hasn't an enemy in the school. hunters. Quietness, at times, only hides his in- educational trip to New Yorlc. Personality and telligence and sincerity. A real friend. Fast loolcs attract many of the other sex. The Office becoming a ladies' man. will miss such a willing helper. ELI ROSENTHAL ALFRED SCHMITT . . . Tarzan is a real he-man. Built lilce a Greek Spontaneous. lnvrgoratmg personality. A hand- . . . god. Gives his all in every game he plays. 501118 hoy Wl'l0 IS SIKICCFB HS B fflend. AdVOCBfe . . 1 . Popular iitterhug among the girls. Popular Goon ol SOCl8llSl'l'l. hXpCClS to OWU Bll AAUICYICRH ll b Monte Carlo. Can really get serious. among l e Oys' DORIS SCHULER SARA RUTH Sweet and quiet. A friend to all who lrnow The girl whose natural scholastic ability has her. Charles thinks she rates A41 awed her classmates and delighted her teachers. JACK SENSENIG GERALD SCHELUNG Tall. darlc, good-looking student. Known in one of the Goan-S dream team. cooperates physics class as Static. A harder worlcer can- . . . not he lound. Excellent Hi-Y president. Pop- wrth Rrneer to be a smart commercial student. i ' life of an class t. R . I UIBI' Il'lCl l'llJel' of band Bhd 0fCI'leStl 8. HIS SCIVICC par les. ea y a glr I er. to the school has no end. CHARLES SCHIEFER HARRY SHAUB Curly-haired lmlond. A lad who lmys beautiful Honest. sincere. a really good student. Athletic Valentines and large laoxes ol' candy for a cer- and extremely popular with the wealcer sex. hout sports and carries Blond hair gets 'em. One of Mr. Rentz's prodi- gies. A strong Gehman Goon. tain miss, Tallcs a lot a the news in his spare time. 29 DOROTHY SHAY Dottie has a pleasing personality. Her luture is uncleciflecl--for is it? GLADYS SHEAFFER A clrum major l1arcl to lueat. Dark. Yllwinlcling eyes. Nlorry ancl always friendly. CHARLES SHECKART A ratl1cr small slieilc. Kitty is luis one ancl only. Dances a lot Wlien not working at tlic mliner. Can usually be liearcl saying, llTl1Ell,S my lnusi-- ness. QUENTIN SHENK Dark and lanlcy. His way witll tlie women would startle even Casanova. Vvcll-lilcctl stu- clc-nt wlio says sclionl is lun. CHARLES SHINDLER Vvavyeliairecl lweartlmrealier. Never lnils to 1-scorl a girl liome from scliool. Regular Hi-Y'er. Col- laborates witli Swain and Rcicli in clic-mistry. One coulcln't fincl il lnvtlcr lricnfl. KENELM SHIRK Radical anrl sliglitly tallcativc at times, lgut lie is really a true friend. Happy only wlien a meeting maintains strict parliamentary procerlure. Ardent Dclxlolay worker and wonclcrlul sales- man. GERALD SHULTZ Goool-loolcing class atlilete. Varsity truclc anfl lootloall star, Jerry's personality lias macle ancl will continue to malcc many lriencls. All arouncl swell fellow. ROBERT SHULTZ A clarlceliairecl Romeo wlsio aims lor matrimony. Varsity lootloaller for tl1ree years. Seldom seri- ous, B0l'J,S pleasant grin sliincs on everybody. MATIIJDA SIBSON Joyful. Gay. A smile for every one. Quite a Hash in stenograpliy class. ALBERT SIEGEL Serious-minclecl, clarlc-liairecl stuclent. Drives tlie longest car in scllool. An extremely congenial fellow, with a line personality. Recently ac- quired New Yorlc accent. 50 ANN SIEGLER Catches tI1e eye of Ann is a constant ALICE SMITH AIice is our cIass every man. To all, girIs. ton, friend. ROBERT SIMPSON Short. but good-Iooking IacIy-IciIIer. A confirmed jittcrtxug, Shag is lI1e best arouncI. A IoyaI Coon wI1o is usuaIIy Ilappy. artist. Her favorite is ome arcI1er-Robin Hood. DOROTHY SNAVELY Attractive brunette. I7rienLIIy. Her soIe interest is Mum' at tI1e present. MARY JANE SNEAD A pretty Iass. SmaII. UsuaIIy seen with an certain Stevens Trade IIusIr. NORIVIA SNYDER HENRY SNYDER A joIIy Don Juan. PIeasant temperament. spends most of spare time at tI1e DeI. UsnaIIy Iate Ior cIasses. Doesn't Iet girIs annoy Iiim- annoyl tI1em instead. A Iicarty IaugIl. A reasly smile, SX Irienrl wortIn Imving is Norma. EARL STARR I5E'l'TY SOUDERS HIEICH caIIs l'lCl' Sllly. WE CZIII IICI' USILIQN' XVe'II uIVIarin1IJan I1er as a jittertrug, Aims tn Ire a SICIIOQYIIIJIICT. SI1ort, Jeep-voicecl Coon. Best n1eeI1anic around. VVI1at Earl cIoesn't Icnow about motors isn't wortI1 Icnowing. 3 I MARY STARR ProviLIes great competition for IIN: Iroys -turing Iiunting season. May enter Iiusiness LoIIege. MARION STAUFFER Tries hard to please. Her lieart is torn between two careers-'nursing and commercial woric. Her desire--aslc lVTarion. MARY STOKES Small. Full of Tun Sh . orty isn't foncl of any lmoy except a certain one wlxo trails from out of town. EARL STONE G d oo -loolcing micl. Reads detective and airplane magazines regularl F y. ast member of the tanlc team. Future aviator. Higli flier with girls now. HENRY SWAB Curly-liairecl iiero of tlxe gricliron. Always reacly to give you his pliilosopiiy on life and women. A serious-minclecl chemist. Reacly wit brightens every sclmool day. A friend ol' all. DOROTHY Attractive Tsloncle. A recipient of many l1u.m Would lik ps. e to be a laboratory technician. SWOPE JOHN TALLARICO Dark-llairerl Casanova E . Ven more lianjsome in a tux. .lolmn ' y is a smooth dancer who says. Girls, first, last. and always. DORIS TAYLOR Ambitious and witty A T . uture Bookkeeper. Now most frequently seen witli Jaclr. GEORGE TAYLOR Good-loolcing, clarlfc-liaired Adonis, Provides himself as a liandsome escort to many girls. never to one in particular. Fast end on time football team. Excellent dancer. ROBERT THOMPSON Tall and terrillicl Becoming a real femme-tl1riller. Better known as Click loecause of his fine pic- tures. A regular fellow ancl a fine student. ESTHER TODD Seen most frequently at tlie HY dances, A fu- ture Frenclm teacher-falter college. MARY JANE TRAVIS A very smaii person, hut what a capacity ior icnowiedge she hasi Wants to he a iihrarian. VIOLET VALENTINE Vioi ct wouici much rather taiic than thinic, Looic for her as a pro on the roiier-skating rinic, ANDREW VALVANES Liicahie, wavy-haireci. athietic, sincere. uii put together. His reariy wit in schoui anci on the griciiron maice everyone e ' h ' , njoy aving him around. Not a inetter irienci can he found. NORMA VVALTERS Energy pius. Fincis it harci to iceep uncier rover -especiaiiy in gym ciass. An interesting anri iun-ioving ciassmate. JUNE VVARD Ususaiiy seen with Doris and Bettie. Quiet, ciepenriaioie, anci ambitious. Hopes to he n competent , secretary or imoiciceeper. IRENE WEIDMAN Rennie may be quiet hut i ' , sie is smart. Aiways right there in aii classes with her homeworic Finished. I I ERMINA WEISS Earnest. Harci woriccr Vi . i ay enter business coiiege or some other eriucationai institutio Il. JOSEPH VVEITZEL Comicai, iiicahie. exiiiiarating A ci . won eriiui atil- iete and sweii ieiiow. He can ine serious at times, Eve in ei ry 0 y iiites Joe, the jcsler of the GUOIIQ EARL WENDLER Short, hcavyrset hcartioreaiccr. A fast-moving grocery store cicric when he isn't stuciying hard. Heis aiways t'1ii'in in . f t g a out the women'-1 iiis favorite pastime. JEAN VVENGER Ever ioyai, ever true. ever stuciious, never imiue. Aiways cioing things worth whiic with a icinci nnci ioving smiirf. 33 DOROTHY WILSON Dottie wants to be a comlnerciai artist. ,I'I1e main topic of iler conversation seems to ive IAHYVYBHCC. VVILLIAM WISE Tait, bionfi. anci Ixancisomc. Usuaiiy quiet. Has fine mcciianicai ability. Dates Rutii a iot. His popuiarity increases ciaiiy. ERLA WITIVIER Intereslcfi in sports. A good woriccr. A smiie ior everyone. Aiways ixappy. PAUL YESSLER A Inoy bound to go tar in this worici. One ot IVIr. Iviartinis best students. Asicing questions is PauI's Iioiaioy. A strong tenor in the giee ciuin. Likes time women. FREDERICK ZI'ITLE. MDs-aciseye Dick witil a Ibow and arrowi Frienriiy, iwiond scientist. Women and Freci mix reaciiiy. A quiet, but sincere pai to everyiloziy. 54 'Qi-9 1 - 1 - ..--I-' 1 11- - qui'- i 121' f:.. .- :l1 ' ii? ? -f i- 51- . Z if if i' 1 --1 ' - ACTIVIT f 11ummnul1!!W N'u ',.ln11WQQNgmwW X1 ul J N I V4 ,Wa 5,9 '1mslnm.... .l STUDENT COU NCI L QFFICEIQS President ........,....... George Nlay, M-19110 Vice Presiclent ............. Richard Hopf, 1940 Secretary .....,,.. ..... B etty Forrest, M-l9vl0 Treasurer. . . . ..... Nancy Brinkman, 1940 NCNQIQ SOCIETY CDPFICQVQS President ...,.. A .......,. .lack Sensenig, NI-1010 Vice President ............. Betty Byars, M-1940 Secretary ............ Anna Mary Haun, MAIO-10' Historian. . ..... Nancy Jane Leaman, NI-1010 SEN ICQ CLASS CPE ICE QS President ....,.........,...... Harvey Lehman Vice President ,...., ...... A rthur George Secretary ......... ..... P ollyanna Link Treasurer ...... ..... J ohn Adams 56 TME VI DETTE STAFF Jean Vvenger ,................ Associate Editors ............. Richard H. Hopf Managing Editor .... Edith Ann Lingle News Editor. .Nina Mae Meisenhelder Reporters-Doris Burns, Betty Lefever, William Qller, Ellen Shoffstall, George Luclcey, Carolyn Gardner, John Healrl. Features Editor ......... Larry Hagan Assistants-Nancy Jane Leaman, Bar- bara Monyer, Walter Reich, Nlary Eliz. Schlotthauer, Gwendolyn Mc- comlos, Marian Ranch, Richard Hutchinson, Adele Yahion, Paul Ripple, Eugene Barber. ,Advertising Manager. . .Richard Hopf Sports Editor ......... Peter Honaman Felix Healcl Jack Tighe ' ' ' Nancy Althoft George Wiley Reporters . . . Robert Plantholt Art Editors. . . . . . Nelson Bowman Historian . . . ........... Joan Pyfer Roloert Frey Photographers. . Horace B. Smith, Jr. George Hetriclc Circulation iwanager .... Frances Helm Solicitors,-Arthur George, Alice Geyer, Betty Blake, Marjorie Fox, Nick Matamata, Harriet Palmer, Theodore Parker. Sara E. Bitner - Advisers - Robert VV. Broome ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Frontispiece ........... Mr. G. Crisweu Division Illustrations ....... R. Plantholt 57 STUDENT CGUNCI L IQEDIQESENTATIVES MID-SENIGRS Anna Mary Haun Nina Mae Meisenhelder Walter Mull Kenelm Shirlc, Jr. Jean Wenger SENIORS Evelyn Bachman Ruth Bisalslci ' Nelson Bowman Anna Dinlcel A Eleanor Duckworth John Gelhard Arthur George Richard Grau Charles Hotzworth Peter Honaman Edith Ann Lingte Mary Elizabeth Mattis Betty Jane Patterson John Rutherford Dorothy Spicer Marion Springer Gladys Weber JUNIORS Walter Aierstoclc Richard Armstrong Norma Bowman Henry Buclcwatter Rohert Chryst Alice Geyer June Hauer Arlene Hoffman Jessie Jones William Keays Mildred Long Rohert Mayer Betty Jane McElroy Vvittiam Ctter Theodore Parker Lanious Reighard Jane Reinhold Jean Rodgers Betty Sensenig Doris Stan Leona West Robert Vvettig Patsy Wilson SOPI-IOMORES Robert Bucicwatter Howard Carhaugh Betty Christ Rohert L. Duncan Betty Eichman Martha Ftictcinger Betty Forrey Carolyn Gardner Frances Gardner Mary Hess Lita Mae Kirk Richard Landis Tony Mangini Christ Pavtides Pauline Schmidt Richard Strittmater George Vvitey Ann Wolf The Student Council is a representative organization which provides a closer relationship between the executive force and the student hody. Through the Council. students may suggest desirahte changes in or additions to school activities. To the hest of their ahiiity, the representatives discuss and sotve student prohtems. The Council stresses cooperation, freedom, and participation about the school. The organization stands ready to tend a hand to the school at any time and in any way. 38 Nancy Bevis Betty Byars Jean Duing Theresa Elaerly' Paul Elay Betty Forrest Robert Frey Anna Mary Haun Mossie Belle Heilces John Aclams Evelyn Bachman Elizabeth Blake Marcia Bohee Nancy Brinkman Audrey Cleaver Jean Conlin Y Anna Dinliel Patricia Doyle Marjorie Fox Rosezena Galley FQIXCDVQ SCDCIETY MID-SENIORS ' Frances Helm James Huber Nancy Jane Leaman Betty LeFever James Martin Violet Mains t Nina Mae Meisenhelder P Florencerblxloll Walter Reich SENIORS Arthur George Esther Good - Felix Healcl Charles Holzworth Peter Honaman Richard Hopf Betty Kirlcwoocl Aucirey Leffas A Harvey Lehman Helen Lestz Eclith Ann Lingle William Rineer Sara Ruth Jaclc Sensenig Harry Shaub Kenelm Shirlc lxflary .lane Travis Jean Vvanger Paul Yessler Barbara Monyer Cordelia Morrison Betty Patterson Eclwarcl Pennington John Pilcolas Franklin Reigharcl Paul Ripple Vvilliam Schnelli Roloert Snycler William Somerfielcl Donald Villee Jean Vvohlsen The objective of the National Honor Society, as stated in its constitution, is fourfold: HThe purpose of this organization shall he to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a clesire to rencler service, to promote leadership, ancl to clevelop character in the students of the American seconclary schoolsf, Qur chapter has shown initiative in all activities ancl in the maintenance of a loyal school attitude. ln acldition it has been in charge of the refreshmept stancls at the football games ancl has been responsible for the conduct of the study periocl in the auclitorium cluring' the lunch period. 59' Us E Z CD +- fl In Z ii LD Q G -I 41 U U7 D Z P- LU L1 U7 fl U U I GLEE CLUB Directress .... DOROTHY SCHOCK AUNIENT GRADUATING MEMBERS Thomas Ault Maryf Louise Heitman Theresa Eloerly James Houck Gordon Etsy James Martin Paul Yessler BANDXNMNWANDBUQLE Conductor .... LEIGH E. WITTELL GRADUATING MEMBERS Leroy Campbell Violet Mattis Robert Frimd Jeanne Otstot .lack Sensenig' Mary Starr Matilda Sibson Nancy Jane Leaman Betty Souclers QQCMESTQA Gust Chokinos Jack Sensenig' Jean Duing Doris Schuler Robert Frimd Marg' Starr Jane Hershey Jean Wenger 41 Gladys SIICHHCIQ CRES Drum Major GI VQLS' LEADEIQS CLUB Mid-Seniors Betty Byars Helen LaMonica Violet Mattis Ruth Miller Jeanne Otstot Seniors Jean Conlin Anna Doll Adele Danaman Sara Jane Eclcman Eleanor Evans Betty Kirkwood June Leonard Jane Lentz Wtinerva Miller Mary A. Sherrard Betty Senenherger Elizabeth Vvhisier Niartha Vvhisler Peggy Xvhitman Minnie Vvilce Juniors Dorothy Arment Elizabeth Armstrong Mary Aulcamp Betty Beecher Ruth Becker Jane Brown Dolores Herr Helen Ingram Betty Laiwonica Betty Markle Hope Mellinger Nfargaret Miltey Jeannette Rogers Emma Rohm Susan Ross Ida Rothweiler Betty Vvagner Nancy Vvincerson 42 Sophomores Gloria Boone Jean Esloenshade Agnes Fanelli Martha Flickinger Dorothy Fox Vivian Feehaer Nfarilyn Glohish Betty Gormley Ruth Hagel Helen Hostetter Betty Johnson Marian Johnson Betty Ann Craft Janet Lefever Emma Lutz Vi1'ginia iwiuer Mary Moser Nancy Pickle Evelyn Rannels Marian Renelcer Charlotte Shinclle Pearl Timberlake VA Reading from left to right: First row: Coach Rocker, Joseph Heinzman, Walter Reich, Clyde Keemer, George Taylor, Larry Brane Ray Boehner, Robert Habie, Aaron Cohen, Paul Lanious, Charles Siceen, Eciwarfi Broome, Second row: Manager Wiliialn Sctineiti, James Harbison, Richard Reese, Vviliiam Strayer, Robert Shultz, Allan Ruth, Jack Tracy, Henry Swain, Roy Schaeffer, Dale Linebaugh, Jay Clymer, James Turion. Third row: james Vvallccr, Vviiiis Yarnan, Harry Shecicard, Kenneth Vvise, Leon Glover, Robert Lefever, Jack Beisinger, Richard Austin, Cari Ashby, Daniel Miley, Howard Metz, VV' ' Sctmeicler. lH'8ITl JBITICS. DODHIA QSITY lil? I 45 TEALL INTYQAMUVQALS JUNIOI2 VAIQSITY FCOTBALL SQUAD Reading from left to right: First row: Fred Suydam, Richard Root, Charles Koller, Jerry Brooks, Bill Miller, Harold Rohrer, Vviiiis Yar- nall, Russel Sourbaugh. Second row: Richard Umburger. Christian Showalter, John Miller, Robert Mann, Gordon Barr, Herbert Shindicr. Richard Zwaiiy. Robert Martin. Third row: George Morrow. Charles Undercoffer, Robert Stettey, Frank Goss, Nici: Stathopuios, Max Stief- storter, George Wiley. Fourth row: Fred Smith. Rodney Hess, James Griffiths, Richard Wise, Richard Good, John Snodgrass, Rich- ard Graver. Fifth row: Vviiliam Lausch, Harold Gibbie, Harold Wagner, William Shober, Alvin Ward, Victor Bowers, Ray Dettinger. Sixth row: Dale Linebaugh, Kenneth Pierce, Earl Speco, Assistant Coaches Valvanes and Shultz, Head Coach, Mr. Abram Herr, Richard Grau. IIXITIQAMUVQAL FQOTEEALL Cl-IAMDIQNS Home Room 210 ncsellfflafl GOOHSH Reading from left to right: First row: Luther Finefroclc, Robert Simpson, Alfred Schmitt, Keneim Shirlc, Robert Bitzer, Robert Fraun- feiter, Paul Hurter. Second row: Penrhyn Hemming, Joseph XfX70ttZl'l, Gerald Scheiiing, Harold Rose. GI RLS' SDGQTS DEP CLUB Captains: Minerva Nliller, Eleanor Evans, Mar- garet Nliiley, Jeannette Binlcley, Betty Flickinger, Vvilette Maley. AQCMEVQY A favorite fall and spring sport at Mccaslceyl 4-ICC KEY An intramural activity SWIMMING QEFICIALS 45 GI QL QESEQWC5 CLUBS President .............. . ............... Nancy Bevis Vice President ..... ............ B etty Byars Secretary ....... ........... B etly LeFever Treasurer. . . . . .Nina May Meisenhelcler SENWDQS President ...... ................ V ice President .... .... Secretary ........ . . . Treasurer .... President ....... .............. Vice President Secre tary ....... . . . . . .Helen Pieper . Eleanor Hambleton . . . Pollyanna Link . . .Audrey Cleaver Helen I... Gansman .,......BeityLentz . . .Mary J. Ulmer Treasurer .... . . . .Anna Dinkel President .............................. Grace Reese Vice President ..... ..... K athryn Shank Secretary ......, .... F recla Ressler Treasurer . , . .Amy Ferguson President . . . ..... Alice Geyer Vice President .... ..... , .June Hauer Secretary .... .... N ancy VViHcerson Trvasurer . ........,.,.... ,.,.. S hirley Trewelz president ...........,........... . .Roinaine Winters Vice Pre sident ..... Si-crvfary ....... . . . .Nancy Marlin . . . . .yiary Climc Treasurer. . . . .... Loucita Quacle SGDMGMQQES President ....... .,................ B city Floedinger Vice President ..... ......... .... C a rolyn Gardiner Secretary ........ .... G crtrude Meister Treasurer. . . . ,...... ..,. V Viletie Nialey President ........ ....,...... .,... G I oria Boone Vice President ..... .... A 'lary Anne Vviar Secreiary ,...... ...... E rma Urban TTOCLSIIYQF ...... .... I ililifle .I0hHSOIl BUCMANAN l-Il-Y President ..... .,.. Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer Chaplain . .John A. Sensenig AJHHIS . . . . Charles Schmid . . . .Robert Frey .. . .Henry swab IQQCDSEVE LT 4-I I-Y presiden! ..,.. ..., Vice President ,Lanious Rcighard . . .vviniam Oller Secretary . , . . . .Donald Baker Treasurer Edgar Ba rrmo s, Jr. Clmplrrm . ..... George Hmrifk LI NCCDLN M I-Y President ...., .... R aymond Smelrz Vice Presiderra .,,, r... ' Tony Nlmrgini S Qcre tary ..,. Richard 'lklrudy , v I reasurrfr Chaplain . . . . . . .Chrislinn Showalter . .. Rolwrl Buclcwalter WIQCASKEY CAN DI DS CANDID MQCASKIANS An Arabian Nights Adventure in Three Acts NAOMI B. TERRY, Director Donald E. Eberly, Hazel A. Espensctmieci, James B. Griffith, Florence VV. Leinegern, Student Directors. Produced by Special Arrangement with Samuel French NEW YOTIK DRAIVIATIS PERSONAE fin the order of appearance, LUSII ........,..., ..., .................................. . , . Poppy Faire .... , . . . ..... . . . Mrs. Agatha Whatconibe ..... Ambrose Appleiolm ...... Anna Valeska ....... Mrs. Pengard ..... . . . Horace Penigard ..... . . Ivan Borolsky ...... Palmer ...... Dennet .... . Io lm ny Iason Pirates. . . . , 50 . . .Hcrirert VV. Shear . . . . .Nancy M. Bevis . . . .Jane M. Hartman . . .Clifford E. Beaner . . . .Muriel T. Carmin , Marguerite M. Nierritl . . .Herbert K. Krayloill . . . .Dennis T. Hoover ...Audrey L. Owens . . . . .Paul B. Hamish . . . . . .Robert D. Frey Norman E. McKonty Charles E. Raezer Robert E. Humpixrevilte Wilson H. Yost Jack A. Scnsenig Vvilliarn G. Bim-H James Ntartin Robert V. Hartman James G. Huber James B. Griffifh 5 CLASS 4-I ISTCDIQY The day was cold and darlc and dreary. It was February, 1957. A group of sophisticated sophomores were meandering toward their doom. From that day on, the aim of the upperclassmen was to prove themselves worthy co-worlcers of this superior class. This was the class of Mid-1940. For a time it was a divided class, for the boys Went to the old Lancaster High Building, while the nbetter half entered Stevens. That year demanded of us many adjustments, but we proved our- selves ready, willing, and able to cope with the situation. Our musically inclined members joined the glee club, the orchestra, and the band: the athletes joined the junior varsity football, baslcetball, tennis, and soccer teams. Some also contributed to the school publication, then in maga- zine form. ' ' As juniors, upon completion of the John Piersol lVlcCaslcey High School, we began our coeducational training. This year we really began to talce a prominent part in school activities, chief among which were The Mikado and the varsity football team. With our senior year came organization, in which we were ably aided by Mr. Oller. The class officers are: President ..... ............... R obert Frey Vice President . . .... Nina May Meisenhelder Secretary .... ........... N ancy Bevis Treasurer .. .... Vvalter Reich Historian ....... .................. J oan Pyfer Our play, in which we were assisted by the class of June, 1059, was a histrionic triumph. Also in this Field was Gilbert and Sullivanys operetta, uRuddigore.H Some of our number were elected to the National Honor Society. After the strain of a semester of toil, there came a round of relaxation and recreation. It was vacation time, and our class was well represented at the New Yorlc VVorld's Fair. Then came the final tive months. The school was soon to lose us. Gur football heroes led brief, but brilliant careers. The Student Council was honored to be led by several mid-seniors. Alter composing our orations, gems proving our rare talents, we held an informal party at Hostettefs Barn. Our senior prom climaxed our social life. It was a gala event, appropriate to such an outstanding class. The crowning glory was achieved at commencement. This remarkable record will go down in the annals of the high school to prove that the class of Mid-1940, with its intelligence and athletic prowess, moral strength, and radiating personality is superlative. JOAN PYFER. 51 CLASS SUNG j2:: ..,..:,.,..--: ' .,. J. :., rgg' We leave thee now, hiccaslcey High J 7 'Z 5 J J- J J Thou stalwart and true friend. giigg liiallui tl ilis: -1: 11-ILL And all your days of happlness I I ' I Which draw now to an end. . We cherish our experiences I F in : J. I n A ' J, i ' 1' ' I .rI f :Q ' l' Gained here in thy domain: : J 3 'J 'jbJ Ji J' J J-'J J' J J f From loyal praising of thy name ' EP - 5 F 1 f We never shall refrain. 0 Always we'H remember thee, Eifiliiflii -1' : Fi i 1 J 1 -- In all we do and say. uf J J D-J n! ?' .11 .J if .1 J' J J J' Q5 And think of thy refreshing haunts f 1': f I g : f 9' -' E Through each and every day. 1 r: E-' ' fp :1 0 : F gt 'Ad 'L . J - 5-Qumxzzz' 4' J' J J V T ' I g- I t f 3 J-J J J, J J J gil: Music-Theresa Eherly Vvords-Betty Forrest CLASS DGEM The sunshine of days that have passed And shadows that mingled with rain Through three short years at Nlccaskey We sing in a farewell refrain The teachers and friends we have met Have given us help and good cheer. VVe'H cherish their service and aid Through many a following year.' VVe've worlced and we've played and we've served, In class room and study and hall, The things we have learned and remembered Vviu help us to answer our call. And now on the threshold we stand - And what will the call for us he As we face the world of Tomorrow? 'Tis service so loyal you'H see.. For each will he true to the best, To OUI' OWI1 Alma Mater SO d6ElI', Vve hope she'H he proud to remember OUT DHITICS CIOVVH through many Ei year. 52 INEZ NEWCGMER. Have a Natural Splendid Photograph taken in HAOERS FAMOUS PHOTO STUDHD Qfficial Photographers for the JOHN PIERSOL MCCASKEY HIGH SCHOOL HAGER md BRO. PHOTO STUDIO 2nd Floor Since 1877 BQWMAN'S Conestoga VVATCHES - DIAMONDS Pontiac Company CLOCKS - SILVERXVARE Reliability is Our XXIUICIILUOTLI COR. DUKE 6 CHESTNUT STS. 425 West King Street Parlccr Pens ancl Pencils Bicycles WEARABLES for YUM' Men SHENK BRoTHERs SPORTING GOODS TOYS Sayres ' Sclleicl ' Svveeton AND Q8-50 E. KING STREET 50-52 West King Street LANCASTER, PA. 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