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John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA) online collection, 1941 Edition, Cover

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Youth is adventure, excitement, and a torch for others! Let us begin that new road with all the courage and confidence that will lead us on to eternal success, happiness, and Life itself! May the memories of the Class of 1941 be engraved deeply upon our hearts as We blaze our trail, and may they continue until that journey ceases to be. Forever, may this token be a part of that path! . .X X . xi NX Q X , xx l Qi 5 is I AQ xr ..j d - - n 1'11 l'l'!'f'!!Wll! I 3 l A P--2,1 r - ' ' .1511 V' -w,-,,- 1g'iI2!! 17j11'fhM6K -X 1 J--, - K, N Y --B -.am Y M :xx Z, V 1.-4 ' xx 1 X,X .Nxxb Xxxkvff-1, f XS xX X X 'l2i:25L55ii XLU M 423. ' wif' . X 7, FV! ffJ1iEaeWi13?:5 L 7 Xa ff 1253K f 'gafi N fi 'iiair i, Q55 X 5 , X L IL-rd ' If-2 q X . I , ' ' X , 35155.-wg'u:HI Q- 'H X Q'f5?5QQ!l!5:a fsie:g X :- : Q,. QQEQQ.-ff: , i 1 :- Fiifkiasiglg 1 ?. '- A '-L if F535 '3 fl fl ,j j N - ,Q4ll'ju! ' - . - ,wi 14 N ,-' X . 4 1rl',ng...f' -vb , f 1 y , A .QM .211 . ,y -I K.-rn, Tr , I' s - 5: '..- f ,ig ff. gn -1, , -J . -:i ,, A '- kj . .',-. 3 Rilftgm . s- 3,11 T ' - .IT . na ,'- I 'V :JS ,-2 r' ,-FXS yi- rff ' ,Q Q 1-555- , D -j N t ri- i l 5- .x E5T'lhmwd H 5 3 fx N X jx 'x ' 'Ol 33. Fi - . N-OT .:1Nu..X' ,K W N Law with God Law with Nnturv Lzmw in thc Univcrsc Law in thcc, Alma Ivlaltcr! Q A Q' QQSX wx x W fi . QTL xy 1 E5?M,?H1w1W3EPmm, ffff Upon entering our threshold of a new life, may we rememher from whence came our spirit of education and discover that new spirit which will lead us over greater thresholds. QEQ. 5 5 5 5 s i 4 2 Where we gather the seeds of knowledge to sprout, to grow, and to spread to others-li' braries. 2 i 5 'OK m MQ .IZ -P A:-35 Sf, 7 'T . , N H.. ,A G. -- N Y t'0 s' Xi 3 N - X S N . I X ' AJ minidfrafion Teach us to Live pure, speak true, right wrong, follow the King- clse, wherefore born? I I-X NN 5 N' N. 5 Ml' In 11 W 2' 5-I Qs, J-'fwx 'E TL A F- 'X A BENJAMIN B. HERR, AB., A.M Principal Franklin anal Marshall College Columbia University DONALD B. W AB., M.S. in Ed. Assistant Primi l . pa Franklin and Marshall College ITMER W University of Pennsylvania Nl RS. MARY B. MYERS B.S. in Ed., M,S. in Ed Dean of Girls l.l llcrsville State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania S, ERNEST KILGORE A,M,, M.Ed, Dean of Boys Franklin and Marshall College Pennsylvania State College KM y QNQLIS44 JOHN W. ARMSTRONG, A.M. Columbia University SARAH E. BITNER, A.B. Juniata College Q KN JOHN H. RODMAN, B.S. in Ed. DOROTHY S. HORNING, A.B. Millersville State Teachers College Hood College Columbia University WM. R. STOCKTON, A.B., M.A. NAOMI B. TE , A.B., A.M. Franklin and Marshall College Hood College Columbia University Columbia University ROBERT C, WOLPERT, B.S. KATHLEEN WORST, B.A., M.A. Franklin and Marshall College Hood College Columbia University 14 Obedin College c L MARTIN AB AM Department Head Franklin and Marshall College ROBERT W. BROOME, B.S., M.S. Franklin and Marshall College WM- F' DILLER, A.B., AM UniVef5ltY of Pe lvanla Franklin and Marshall College DO University of Pennsylvania THALIA HERSHEY, A.B. LAURA A. MUNSON, B.S., A.M Columbia University CQWIMEVQCIAL ALPHEUS V. BECKER Keystone State Teachers College SARA F. DILLER, B.S. in Ed. CLAYCE G. BUMP, A.B. Waynesburg College CHARLES H. GLADFELTER B.C.S., B.S.S., B.Sc. University of Pennsylvania Bowling Green Business University FRANCIS I. HATHY, M.S. in Ed. University of Pennsylvania Teachers Professional College Eastman ANNA KNOX, A.M. Columbia University ANNA M. LOSCH, B.S. Susquehanna University C. S. MULHATTEN, B.S. in Econ. HARRY B. LUTZ Wharton School Department Head MARY B. PETERMAN, Ars Franklin and Marshall College Dickinson College PAUL SWANK, B-S7 My of Ed' JOHN P. WEISE, B.S. in Econ Susquehanna University Temple University 15 Franklin and Marshall College LANGUAGES Wm Q af WILLIAM L. ATCIHLEY, B.S. Franklin and Marshall College Middlebliry A. F. RENTZ, A.B., A.M., B.D. Franklin and Marshall College f EDITH R. MUMMA, A.M. Columbia University KATHRYN W. TROUP, A.B., A.M Westminster College Columbia University 16 SQCIAL SCIENCE E. RUTH BEATTIE, M.A. Wilson College Columbia University jesse E. BRNNER, M.A. Gettysburg College CLARENCE M. EBIIRSOLE, A.M. Columbia University MARTHA HARTMAN GALL, B.S. Gettysburg College I. F. HARTRANFT, A.M. Franklin and Marshall College HELEN H. LITTLE, A.B., A.M Mt. Holyoke College Columbia University MRS. M. S. PRICE, A.B., A.M. Oberlin College University of Pennsylvania ANN SCHAEFFER, A.B., A.M. V . Wilson College 'D Susquehanna University 'Jr' PN M. W. SLOYER, Ph.B., A.M. Department Head Lafayette College Kia MAT!-JEMATNCS DAISY P. GREINER, Ph.B., A.M. Muhlenberg College Columbia University R. H. PATTERSON, A.B., A.M. Westminster College Franklin and Marshall College C. P. SHULL, B.S. in Ed., A.M. University of Pennsylvania Franklin and Marshall College ...W RAY Y. GRUBE, A.B. Lebanon Valley College LILLIAN M. ROWE, A.B,, A.M. Gettysburg College Columbia University SAMUEL B. SMITH, IE., A.B. Franklin and Marshall College 17 SCIENCES CHARLES R. ESI-ILEMAN, JR. M.S. in Ed. Department Head University of Pennsylvania HAROLD B. GEIEIMAN, A.M. Franklin and Marshall College 1. L. HILLEGAS, B.S., A.M. Franklin and Marshall College University of Pittsburgh HENRY A HOOVER, B.S., A.M Franklin and Marshall College Cornell University ROBERT K. MOWRER B.S., M.S., M.A. Franklin and Marshall College Lehigh University Columbia University JOHN S. OLLER, Ph.B., A.M. Lafayette College Franklin and Marshall College MAURICE C. STALLSMITH, B.S. Gettysburg College MERRILL C. YOST, B.S. Gettysburg College VMCWHZECQNKNMCS BLANCHE I. BEHRENS EMILY FRALICH CLIME, B.S. B.S.. A.M. Hood College Hood College Columbia University INDUSUNALEDUCAUGN OLIVER W. BARRICK Pennsylvania State College L. GREENAWAY, B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State College OTTO R. KOTH, B. S. Pennsylvania State College ALBERT W. REX Mechanical Institute Rochester, N. Y. B. FRANK SAWYER University of Pennsylvania 18 C. F. FITZ, B.S. Pennsylvania State College 'On leave of absence since Mar. 17, 1941. H. L. HOOVER Pennsylvania State College W. W. MCMINN B.S. in Mech. Eng. M.S. in Indus. Ed. Pittsburgh University Pennsylvania State College P. I. SAJA, B.S. in ludus. Ed Pennsylvania State College G. SCHAFFER B.S. m Indus. Ed. Pennsylvania State College LIBIQAIQY I ELIZABETH FOHL FARMER, B.S. DoRo'r1-IBA E. WOLFE, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College AIQTS AND CI?,AIiTS I G. C. CR1sweLL, B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Diploma from Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art MUSIC I DOROTHY SCHOCK AUMENT B.S. in Music New 'York University SCI-ICDCDI. IXI U IQSE Louise E. , Lankenau Pennsylvania State PAULINE A. STAUFFER, M.A. Columbia University LBIGH E. WITTELL Pennsylvania State College ODIDGVQTLJIXI ITY SAFETY COUIQSIZS DRIVING HAROLD S. Burz, B.S. IVAN JAY STEHMAN, B.S. in Ed. Franklin and Marshall College Millersville State Teachers College 19 PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN KATHRYN M. BENDER. B.S. Temple University l r HELEN F. FORNEY, B.S. BouvefBoston School of Physical Education West Chester State Teachers College PAUL W. FREY, M.S. in Sci. Franklin and Marshall College University of Maryland ABRAM E. HERR, B.S., A.M. Sprin field College Columiia University ARLENE MAGAW, B.S. Skidmore College F JAMES J. NEELY B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Bd. Temple University MARY POWERS, A.B., A.M. Swarthmore College Columbia University HARVEY E. ROOKER, B.S. University of Pittsburgh O. G. SOLA, A.B. V Y , , Franlqli College 'ty 4 SEC IQETAVQ I AL STAPC ELIZABETH HERSHBERGER A. BLANCHE LANDIS EMMA B. SAUDER RUTH SL.-XUC-H Sigfff' 20 en iam The hrst class to .ltt Picrsol McC1isk for rhrcc years. ,IN -.B ., T ri- A Nl cud john cy High School V gfv A X! ., v 'iixxx' f gx Xl . . XX X QXXX' ' -W N. t X :QQX X 1 .. Pffx P x - . ,QQ : U . 1 - . X -,-::,-- V XJ , 'S ' 14 X Q' -:?' Tl. Q-F 'I ' Y xx ' .. A 1 . , 1 A f ' X Q 'wx f QQ .. X L f ' ' ' jx V' X S X-2 f f Sy -5 A , 1 on ' R 9 4 43 -fl, S al . A X wx , N- 1' 5 J., x X -- r , -- xx:--H L.. . , ' ,- x - K Q, 7' 17- f ,- -R. -. .QSLQQ J Y 5 Y f v 1, Catherine M. Aberts Warren R. Alexander General A J Vocational x K Betty Louise Aierstock ' ' Grace Martha Alexander College Preparatory NX College Preparator Harold R. Alden General M lames Robert Allen Robert C. Anderson Thomas R, Ankrim Vocational General General r - ll Doro Ammon William Bernard Anderson W2 ral Commercial Toba Rachaelle Ansel Arlene Arment Ethel str n , Commercial General Jl, erm l 1 Margaret S. Antes Dorothy Mae Arment X 4 College Preparatory General 22 Harold Richard Armstrong Ralph William Bagger General College Preparatory Geraldine Marie Arnold Mary Ellen Aukampfg l M G General College Preparatory S. Ray Arnold 4' Edward John Bair Mary jane Bair Betty Elaine Bally General General General Harmony Leaman Bair . I. Donald Baker General College Preparatory Lucille Frances Bard john Ellis Barnhart Miriam Baskind Commercial General General Edgar R. Barnes, Jr. Saramae Bartholomew College Preparatory College Preparatory 23 1. 'A wrt Clifford James Bassett William Allmon Bates Esther E. Beam General General Commercial Donald Richard Bassett xx Arline Jean Bauer lege Tar General M A-Br Doris Jane Beaner Io e Rhoda Virginia Becker General X General Arlene Elizabeth Beard X Janet May Bechtold General I, General rwufff' Ruth N. Becker i Harold C. Benner Rita Berman College Preparatory General General Selma Betty Beecher Richard Diffenbaugh Berkey General General 24 Alice Louise Bewley General Laura Dorothy Bitzer General Merle Louise Bower General Winsome E. Bimesderfer William C- Birchall Commercial Commercial Ruth Hilda Bewley Jeanette R. Binkley General General f rnaedm - Rlgon . ose Donald G, Boughman College Preparatory - . General Nmvvrfffg Alice Viola Black Virginia Mae Bostic General General Gloria June Boyer Richard M. Bradley Commercial Vocational Jane M. Bowman Harriett Ella Boyer General College Preparatory 25 'SF' 5 rf If Carl S. Brandt Commerc' l -602 4 Loren Edward Braner College Preparatory Edgar D. Brereton, General Franklin C. Brooks General Jane Louise Brown General Nancy Jane Brown Commercial John W. Brubaker Vocational Leah Marian Brubaker Colle e Preparatory C Stanley Buch General Joh Rolland Bucher llege Preparatory Ada Reba Buchwalter Commercial Dorothy Mae Buchwalter Commercial June Ayres Buckley General Henry Lawrence Buckwalter College Preparatory john Henry Burger General john Kreider Burkhart, Jr. General Betty J. Burns General Hiram Parke Bushong, Jr. General John Carl Caldwell Vocational 7 john B. Cannon General iloseph James Capg General Ross W, Carbaugh General Winifred Edna Carpenter College Preparatory ' ' 0 o Emily D. arr General Jeannette M. Carr General Julia L. Carr College Preparatory Edith Mae Cavna Commercial Harold Barton Chamberlain General Daisy Leonora Chambers General Eugene Williams Charles General john Richard Charles R rles Chillas Gordon Clark College Preparatory G 1eral General r Janet R. Charlton M rt . General College Preparat Mary Alice Clime Jay Phaon Clymer, Jr. Nancy Jane Cramer General College Preparatory General Roland H. Cline Jack Carl Cooke General General Eugene Rice Creamer Jean Louise Cushman General General Dorothy Mildred Cresbaugh John E. Crossen General Vocational Adele Crockett College Preparatory 28 Benjamin F. Davis Margaret Elizabeil Decker jack V. DeHaven General General General Pearl Wanda Davis Corinne Ida May Deen College Preparatory General Donald E. Derr Merle Jean Detra Paul E. DeVerter Commercial General General Inez Derst , V Roy Markley Dettinger Cnllfar Prrhamtnrv -, ,. , A Vocational Mary Arline Dieter Kenneth G. Dorwart GE71CTdl G571e1al Dorothy Jean Diller Betty jane Doman College Preparatory Commercial C. Marie Dinkelberg College Preparatory 29 jean M. Dougherty Donald E. Dulfey Kenneth D. Dunlap Commercial General Vocational Albert Drachbar Clara Fredericka Duncan General General MJ ll ff Luther David Dunlap L. Ia nn Audrey Ealay General MQ l v d General H. Stanley Dunn Q I Thelma Elaine Duus College Preparatory General Ma? Jessie Ebera Mary Louetta Eby Emma Eager Eckman General College Preparatory General Clarence M. Ebersole, Jr. L Betty Jane Eckert General Commercial L4 'Ulf 'Qi- 30 W. Pwr Jane M. Eckman William I. Edwards Paul Warner Ensming Commercial General College Preparatory Margaret M. Edwards Robert Maurice Elins Commercial General Nedra Arline Erisman Mary Louise Eyde Donald C. Ficlces General ' College Preparatory College Preparatory I Ar me Fox Eshleman William Harold Fellenbaum General Vocational James Figari Shirley Ann Fink Adam D. Fissel General College Preparatory L General 7 ' Vernon Paul Finefrock Ma let H. Fisher Vocational Yleneral M xxx X 31 il 1 all M upt- Betty Jane Flickinger General Marvin R, Foltz General William Roy Forrest College Preparatory Jean Louise Fox General Mary Elizabeth Fox X College Preparatory A Richard G. Frailey General V 1'l 5 .A Angeline Francos Com m ercial Charles George Francos General Alexander L. Frank, Ir. General Clarence C. Freeman, Jr. Com mercial Ruth s. Freitag F06 College Preparatory X7 Charles T. Fuller General Jeanne Laurel Fulmer General Dorothy Marie Gable General Beatrice P. Gantz General Norman Robert Garner College Preparatory E. Richard Garnet General Richard C. Gaus General jane Marie Geist Com rnercial Thelma H. Geist General John C. Gelhard Vocational KAW Clara M. George General Nancy Louise George College Preparatory Claribel M. Gerhart Colle e Prepar tory 1 In Paul Gerhart, Jr. College Preparatory William Gettle Vocational Alice Raub Geyer College Preparatory Nicholas C. Gianopoulos Commercial Kathryn Elizabeth Glackin General Dorothy Mae Glass Commercial . N, 5. - l fl LJ iii 1:1 une Elizabeth Gochenaur Paul Edward Graeter, Jr. General College Preparatory Edwin Meyre Gochnauer Dorothy Jane Good Vocational General John P. Golf General ' Roy Edgar Greiner ' , I Harold C. Groff, Ir. Patricia Anne Rieck Hagelgans General VL' ' . General General . ,J J .J J' ' Grace Agyrilfiths Ruth Fisher Gunzenhauser 'X General General Doris jane Hall Donald Louis Hamill Frank joseph Harlacher, jr. College Preparatory Vocational General Walter Charles Haller Donald D. Hanlce College Preparatory General 34 I SJ 0 Nancy jane Hamly Betty jane Hartstein College Preparatory General Wilbur G. Harrington Marguerite Virginia Hart Vocational General C4-L Fowf Nga 14 may aul Harsh Vocational Florence June Hauer n Ayers Heald Arline Kathryn Heinitsh College Preparatory College Preparatory General William Dorwart Haun Dorothy Jane Heidlauf , ' f' ' ,' 1' ff' 'JLOQ7' Vocational General QM! I -V ' ,Q Janet June Heisey Mary E. Henchel Richard H, fi College Preparatory General Vocational ll James C. Helm Mildred Mae Hendry General College Preparatory ei . ' , , ..f--ff-.V-1,1 as - x .fr AIN l I gf' .VJ Richard M. Herr Lloyd E. Hershey Richard E. Hershey General General General William McKinley Herr Nancy June Hershey VOCdll0Hdl General Ruth Elizabeth Hershey Betty Jane Hess George B. Hetriclc, Jr. General General College Preparatory Marguerite Anna Hertzler Robert Earl Hess General General KB o!rJJu4.j Thomas J. Hicks, Jr. Charles David Hocking Arline Foreman Hoffman General General y oflege Preparatory Vernon Hilt de My Harriet L. Hoeltzel Vncational 7 ' General 36 1 W Richard W. Holland Ramona Hornberger Thomas B. Homig General Commercial Vocational Harold L. Hoover Theresa Jane Hornberger Vocational ' General ani., ,N ' A Jeanne M. Hougendobler Betty Houser Catherine Elizabeth Huber Commercial General General Theo, R. Houghton Betty Jane Howell Vocational General d Doris E. Humphreys Helen Estella Ingram Doris Mae Jackson ollege Preparat ry General Commercial fm E ar S. Hutch son Heinz Walter Isenberg General General , ct Y Jia? J 57 rrzgyr Margaret Louise Jackson College Preparatory Marion E. Jackson General A Leslie Louise Jamison General Rob Roy Jamison General X. Edna Mae Jansen Commercial George W. Jenkins General . , , V4 .J JI!-. Lf' ff pe. : 1 'gpv4 0 ,' Mary Ajjenkins J General Jessie Elinor Jones -Gerglj V Willia er Jordan feneral Louis William Kauffman General Harold Eugene Kaufhold General William Lewis Keays Co mm errial Joseph Richard Keen General John Robert Keene, Jr. Commercial Donald Beam Kellenberger General Mae Huston Kennedy Commercial R. Nelson Keperling Comm ercial Elise Shenberger Killian College Preparatory I Russell Kauffman King 55, ,N Commercial '-AN ' - Kathryn Mae Kiphorn General Josephine Minerva Kissinger Commercial Jeanne Yvonne Kleeman Commercial Mary Katharine Knipe College Preparatory Helen Jane Kochel General Arlyne Ruth Kohsin General Frank Gilbert Kopf ' Gen ral , Jwearlafgr Betty Iane Koi-ing L i General Carl George Koring, Ir. General Dorothy jane Krall Commercial Nancy lane Kreider Richard Arthur Kurtz Betty Patricia LaMonaca General K l I General I Commefcxal Gordzm Charles Krentz . ifefjj lj Ruth Gertrude Lamborn General I ,ff General ,, .X , Annette I. Landry Anna Belle lausheyfwiyjll Clara Letma Lavender Commercial College Prepamto v Commerexal !V Beatrice M. Latschar airy? Bernice Elizabeth Lavender f 1 I Commercial fl' WV? I f f ' William Lawyer General I Sl Betty Jane Lear C.-:ueral Betty jane Layendeclcer George A. Leaman General General Robert Lazarowitz General 40 J. Huber Leath Christiana Marie Lefever Earl Richard Leiby General General Vocationa Robert R, leese Donald fe General neral Edwin Donald Leonard Robert Charles Lewis Dale B. Linebaugh r ' - Bemard Levy Arlene E, Linebaugh General J General Dorothy Mae Litch James F. Long College Preparatory 5 Vocational Robert Randolph Loechner Grace Charlott g General General Louise Eleanor Logan General 41 1' . N f A XNQLV -fl Q FMS L? W4 fl + iw Cr Mildred Irene Long Albert C. Lutz Russell F. Lutz College Preparatory General Vocational Robert Renault Long Martha Rebecca Lutz General College Preparatory Sarah Kathryn Madonna Jean Gloria Mangini Esther G. Manuel General Commercial General George Christopher Mandros Robert Henry Mann KA General General ' 1 Vincent Bigler Marantz Amos F. Martin Nancy Jane Martin General General General Marjorie Elizabeth Markle Geraldine Katherine Martin General General 42 Paul Clifford Martin, Jr. Paul C. Marvel Gloria Marie l ? ' General General College Preparatory Clarence Woodrow Martzall Ralph R. Mathiott, Jr. General Gene l ,I P Catherine E. McClune , 6 Z Dorothy McComsey Chester Reich McElroy, Jr. General W J General Commercial Gwendolyn R. McComlJs If Betty Jane McElroy College Prebaratorigrxb M I Commercial rl .jf- Thomas D. McVey Evelyn Jeanette Melester Joseph Carl Micciche College Preparatory General General 6 Forry Samuel Medlar Hope Bryan Mellingi General General 5 .K Z . , . ,ulf Meyer Migdon Commercial Dick A Miller Geraldine E. General Dorothy May Miller General Miller Commercial Harry Gochenour Miller General Thelma Lorraine Miller General Winifred Ophelia Miller General - V t Margarg iilgic illey 'ik-9JxQxGeneral Richard H. Milley General Gladys Ethyl Moedinger General Robert Louis Mohn General Albert Fletcher Moncure Commercial Jean M. Mooney C0 m m ercia l Betty orrison Co m m ercial Mary Anne Moyer General Catherine Mummaw General Esther A. Mutzel Commercial Dorothy Julia Myers General D I ull Lxllxan May Myers 1 76 f General ' l , 1,f,9f 1 ff Paul Henry Myers Commercial Walter Joseph Myers General Emma May Nagle Ceneral X Betty Jane Nautlts General Betty Jane Neff General Robert Emory Neidermyer General Ruth E. Neudorf General George Nicholaou -General Vhewemf Mary C rolyn Nickel General Nancy Marian Nixdorf College Preparatory Virginia June Norton College Preparatory 1, I I 'LII f Al l I V 8 , fir 2 . U . Adelaide Allllfil Null Theodore Albert Parker Gfflffdl General William Maxwell Oller Anna M. Painter College Preparatory General -7 5 5 Dorothy Mae Oswald Nl ffl Commercial Mr? X Al QW ffnwf annie George Edgar Parrish Emma E. Peterfman K. Jane Peterman General General General Rita Lillian Patchett Ethel May Peterman General General Lemonea Petralces Ross Pfenninger Alfred S. Pinkerton Commercial College Preparatory General Florence Gertrude Pfeiffer Anthony Pikolas General ' General 46 Emory Pinkerton Ruth Esther Price General College Preparatory Helen Elizabeth Piplcin Beatrice June Prange General Z . College Preparatory Nelson Mills Polite VJ!! ' L General ll W W V IUICI l2llLdLlClll K IILC Avlaxl Juana, A Ins-1 , . '----Y. Y Y, f W, , Commercial General College Preparatcfr Charlotte Louise Prutzman Loretta Mae Quade Generj 1 ,X ,.-- f f ' J L General .xwzfiiffe - E 'W' fill! of - - X ' Richard Edward Ranck A Edward ' ard Reed Kenneth R. Reese Commer ' l eneral General l I J ,rf , ' N Be y Rathfon if Al e ick Reese College Preparatory - eneral 47 ll l 1.11, WPWI' Z' ' Louise Beatrice Reese Elaine Reifsnyder Jane G, Reinhold General College Preparatory College Preparatory 1 bner R. Reiclenbach, Jr. Lanious eiper Reigh General General ger -y Ressel Gilbert B. Reynolds G ral V Commercial Jbjnf General Ernest Fred Renlc ' lk! Rgbert Eharles ess er General X 'i General ll' . XJ! Harry Peter Reynolds Helen Katlierine Rhode Eugene Richardson General , General General Marion F. Reynolds Earl Marvin Rice General Vocational 48 ,MA V. 1 I I , In O Qvfmwin rj , ,, ' .'. g, f Be ae Rlchmann E a M. Riexin er L Betty 'll Gfrlffdl General General Donald Lee Richwine Fannie E. Rikcr General General QJVI f - ff f Jean Robbie Betty arxe oden Jeanne Gertrude Rogers College Preparatory eneral K Q General Walter M. Robinson Raymond M. Roden General General Qu LY,u4vM-14' I 'J - . flu-lf' '2ff1,1,rA,W,,5 Emma L. Rohm Helen June Rohrer Martin James Rose General General Commercial Kathryn Elizabeth Rohm Vivian L. Root rrf. Commercial Cornmercialssfg We M 49 h . Dorothy Louise Rosser College Preparatory Mary Jane Roth General Ida G. Rothweiler General . 1 - ' ' V1 714 - 1 Doris E. Rowney General ' K Allan F. Ruthyzg Vocational J Robert W. Salm General Mary Samaras General I. Richard Schaeffer General Homer C. Schelling Vocational James D. Schlemm Gen eral Paul W. Schriver, College Preparatoq Vivian Schultz Gen eral Paul Lynwood Schwarz General Donald Veryl Schwebel Vocational Jack Kenneth Scott Vocational I Robert F. Seachrist Vocational John Allan Self College Preparatory Betty Sensenig Gen eral Donald M. Shane Commercial Earl Shaub General Evelyn Viola Shaub General Gladys L. Shaub General Marion Shaub College Preparatory Charles Robert Sherts Vocational Florence Lorraine Shertz Mary Elizabeth Shertz o ege Preparatory John E. Shinton, Jr. Gqner l General Percy Sydney Shoemaker Commercial Ellen Ja hoifstall ercial , uth Elizabeth Showers JM General Wk' W Anne Edith Siegel Miriam A. Simmons Helen Jane Slater College Preparatory College Preparatory General Geraldine Elaine Simmons Beatrice Alice Slater General General Catherine Elizabeth Smith . Smith, Jr. Elizabeth lane Snow General College Preparatory General Dorathy E. Smith Thomas Barratt Smith General General N Nancy Snyder Q Mary tadler General gk ' Commercial Wanda Jeanne Snyder David Gardner Sjlain General General Iacob William Spinello Vocational 52 Mary Elizabeth Stanley Iames Woodrow Stauffer John H. Stegemann College Preparatory Commercial College Preparatory Isabella Rose Stark Margaret Anna Stauffer General 7' College Prelgaratorz , VI , '55-Z4 ' L' Q ,Z Iohn Richard Steinmetz Paul B. Stewart i Mae Elizabeth Stoe Vocational General I General , f ' - . 4, ' fi ' 4 2,4 W . Margare osephme Stewart ' Max Joseph Stlerstorfer, Jr. General College Pre aratory 7+ Jw!! Q I Q 7J,7if J- L Wh, Doris E. Stoll Frederick Henry Su am Commercial College Preparatory Eugene T. Sullenberger Richard Walter Summers Commercial General I Nancy Gene Sultzbach Kaw- General 53 Gladys Mae Sweigart Ruth Elizabeth Sweigart Dorothy Louise Thorbahn General , Ge eral General Romanus enry w ' art Aristoteles James Theros College Preparatory Commercial M x i i.: Edwin ohn Ti e, jr. ' Anna Blanche Troop Ruth Helen Trout General General General Shirley Trewetg V Mary Jane Troop X olllege re aratoxw 2 Commercial F. James Turton Ona Ma r Richard F. Van Dusen General GCxslCTd General John c. Ulmer, Jr. G fy Richard v. Umbergef Y ,jf . Vncatio a Genera .X r v ll W 54 KNAW W Dorothy Van Gordon Hildegarde Marie Waelder Betty Elaine Wagner College Preparatory Betty Jane Wagner College Preparatory Commercial Grace M, Vaughn Rosemary D. Wagar Commercial College Preparatory Paul Howard Walker Richard B. Warfel . General General General James M. Walker Wesley C. Walker College Preparatory Vocational Lola Kathryn Washburn Marion jean Weaver June Irene Weidenmoyer General General General Marjorie jane Waters Winford Randolph Weaver General Vocational 55 Wil Richard B. Weidman General Yetta Weiss College Preparatory Nancy Evelyn Welchans Commercial Betty Werner Gen eral Gladys D. Wettig General aoben S. Wettig General Roy Edward Wiebush General Irene I. White General Mary Susan Wider Commercial of-5 X Carl A. Wilcer Y College Preparatory Ruth Mae Wiker Commercial Arlamae Wile General Mary Elizabeth Wiley L. General Nancy M. Wilkerson General Doris Emily Wilson General Imogene E. Wilsorq General Mary Evelyn Wilson General Patricia Ann Wilson College Pr p ratorv Romaine Winters General Kenneth A. Wise General Richard William General Dorothy Elizabeth Witmer General Margaret Jeanette r M ' E, General William John Wittlinger Vocational ' General I' Jane Anne Wolf General rl, Grace Elizabeth Wolfe College Pr aratory ?, M, f acob Fredreick Wolfer General Judith M. Woodysheck General Norma Yablo'1 General 77 Vema Elizabeth Yunginger General Robert G. Zercher General 58 Robert James Ziegler General Marian Zimmermann Commercial ff Alou: 742 CATHERINE ABERTS: a symbol of the old saying Quiet streams flow to great lengths. . . . BETTY AIERSTOCK: popular member of G. R.'s, the Grigs, the Glee Club, with an interest in music . . . HAROLD ALDEN: Mr. Eshleman's demonstrator of physics, a Band member, prospective aeronautical engineer . . . GRACE ALEXANDER: music, dramatic, sports lover who played leading role of June Mad. West Chester . . . WARREN ALEXANDER: future garage mechanic called Alex for short: grease monkey with plenty of wit . . . JAMES ALLEN: machinist who intends to follow this trade. Active in intramural sports . . , DOROTHY AMMON: sunny per' sonality, pep in excess, a smile for everyone-a grand girl . . . ROBERT ANDERSON: agreeable, well-liked lad with a future in the commercial world, particularly a post omce . . . WILLIAM ANDERSON: a great advocate of P. E., he would like to be a railway clerk . . . THOMAS ANKRIM: a smooth man, flashy dresser, Casanova among the women, aeronautical engineer in the future . . . TOBA ANSEL: talkative, carefree, a cheerleader. her ambition to be a beautician or a secretary . . . MARGARET ANTES: popular. congenial, with a fine personality, a future career woman in Philadelphia School of Therapy . . . ARLENE ARMENT: a tall, slim student, conscientious in all classes. her agreeable personality rates. . . , DOROTHY ARMENT: interested in blues songs, but never blue, Monday or any other day . . . ETHEL ARMSTRONG: rather quiet and un' assuming, she is seen quite frequently in Mae's station wagon. RICHARD ARMSTRONG: Army is active in intramural sports. Headed for field of engraving or watch-making . . . GERALDINE ARNOLD: tall blonde who enjoys life. Hopes to be a secretary after graduation . . . RAY ARNOLD: Ray is one of our electricians. Played on the J. V. football team . . . MARY AUKAMP: amiable, sincere, member of Vidette Staff. Wants to be a nurse . . . RALPH BAGGER: a good fellow all around. Brilliant. Valuable member of the debating team . . . EDWARD BAIR: greatly interested in sports and learning. Wants to be a civil engineer . . . LEAMAN BAIR: quiet, but a good friend. lntends to enter the- Held of business . . . MARY JANE BAIR: tall, talkative, trustworthy. A future hairdresser. Never misses a Thursday at Hostetter's . . . DONALD BAKER: good humored and rarely seen without a smile. A true German student . . . BETTY BALLY: petite, blonde, lovable. Interested in psychology. A poet in the making . . . LUCILLE BARD: a quet, earnest, and good student who hopes to become a mis- sionary . . . EDGAR BARNES: an active Hi-Y and DeMolay member. Expects to enter F. E? M. next year . . . JOHN BARNHART: quiet, serious fellow. Future-the Express busif ness. Likes a certain little blonde . . . SARAMAE BARTHOLO' MEW: reserved, conscientious, and a good sport-the qualifications of an excellent nurse-to'be . . . MIRIAM BASKIND: fun- loving, vivacious, blonde, athletic. Girls' Leaders' Club. Loves to trip the light fantastic. CLIFFORD BASSETT: Cliff is quiet, reserved, and an active soccer player. A future state policeman . . . DONALD BAS- SETT: Mug, tall, dark, always to the point. Swimming team, Honor Society, and Hi'Y member . . . WILLIAM BATES: Bill is a quiet, well'mannered lad, an apt student and a good sport . . . ARLINE BAUER: Arline's friendliness and skill in culinary arts will make her a fine housewife . . . ESTHER BEAM: an amiable smile and fine qualities will bring Esther success in the commercial world . . . DORIS BEANER: always in smiles and doesn't let trifles bother her. Likes popular music . . . ARLINE BEARD: jolly, friendly, and a good sport: always the life of the party . . . ALBERT BEATS: Sugars is a flashy basketball man who hopes to be an airplane mechanic . . . JANET BECHTOLD: Jan has a lovely smile and a revealing blush. Always good-humored . . . RHODA BECKER: Rhoda's interest lies in music, a study in which she is quite accomplished . . . RUTH BECKER: Ruth is a pretty, charming girl who will make a perfect minister's wife . . . BETTY BEECHER: Betty is very Wise in some ways. Popular with friends. A future saleslady . . . HAROLD BENNER: quiet, pleasing, and witty lad. A member of the Cartoon Club . . . RICHARD BERKEY: Dick cowboys the truck of a local grocery firm. Headed for the engineering field . , . RITA BERMAN: her sincerity and frankness have won 'her many friends. Has naturally curly hair. LOUISE BEWLEY: Lou is pleasant 'and is well qualified as a future sales clerk . . . RUTH BEWLEY: cute little miss with a pleasing personality and a tip-tilted nose . . . WINSOME BIMESDERFER: funfloving, energetic, petite. Everyone will fondly remember the persistent Milly Lou in June Mad. . . . JEANETTE BINKLEY: pleasant as the day is long with a per- sonality as pleasing as a song . . . WILLIAM BIRCHALL: Bill always has an answer to the questions asked in P.O.D. class . . . DOROTHY BITZER: Lititz- sees much of this jitterbug. Dot is planning to be a saleswoman . . . ALICE BLACK: Peg's a petite, dark-haired lass who hopes to be a beautician . . . RAYMOND BOOSE: this taciturn, but agreeable, chap has a quick smile and greeting for everyone . . . VIRGINIA BOSTICK: Virginia is as vivacious as her hair. Thinks before speaking-a profitable asset . . . DONALD BOUGHMAN: Don expects to work on the ice truck if he can stay away from Ephrata . . . MERLE BOWER: here is a happy-go-lucky outdoor girl, who likes skating best . . . JANE BOWMAN: a tall, slim brunette. Jane can usually be seen dancing in her leisure . . , GLORIA BOYER: a likable person with a special talent for shorthand. Future-somebody's stenog . . . HARRIETT BOYER: small, studious, ambitious. Her specialty-writing short stories--an on' coming Carnegie librarian . . , RICHARD BRADLEY: good boxer, a future machinist. Known to drive his car without gasoline. CARL BRANDT: Carl is a quiet, determined student with an aptitude for bookkeeping . . . LOREN BRANER: man of the men, hardfworking football captain. Entering Pitt or Penn for dentistry . . . EDGAR BRERETON: good musician, earnest stu' dent. Ed has earned a place for himself . . . FRANKLIN BROOKS: small, quiet, football enthusiast. Will be seen among electric power lines . . . JANE BROWN: Brownie is short and athleticfminded: fair and square in everything . . . NANCY BROWN: petite Nancy is a conscientious worker. Performs her duties well . . . JOHN BRUKAKER: Johnny wants to be a draftsman. Enjoys his activities in intramural sports . . . MARIAN BRUBAKER: tall and friendly good sport. Sure to be successful as an English teacher . . . STANLEY BUCH: often seen working HJ in a drug store-beats the bass drum. A pharmacistfto-be . . . JOHN BUCHER: a well'mannered. pleasant, studious fellow, who is a member of the Glee Club . . . ADA REBA BUCHWALTER: Ada is eager to accomplish tasks set before her. An invaluable future stenog . . . DOROTHY BUCHWALTER: pleasant and goodfnatured, with lovely hair- popular with all her friends . . . JUNE BUCKLEY: jolly June is our butterfly, with dancing her specialty-interested in F. B' M . . . HENRY BUCKWALTER: Prexy of our class, Junior plays a sweet marimba-top as Chuck Harris in June Mad. . . . JOHN BURGER: an indispensable football player. Also played varsity soccer. Consult Ace for further details. JOHN BURKHART: tall Burkie is in the Glee Club. Wants to join Uncle Sam's navy . . . BETTY BURNS: Betty believes in the saying Little girls should be seen and not heard. . . . PARKE BUSHONG: seen frequently about town, Parke likes his social life, and is never llustered . . . CARL CALDWELL: a good electrician and radio room worker: already in the grocery business . . . JOHN CANNON: member of band and orchestra: tooter of hot trumphet in dance band. Future-radio engineer . . . JOSEPH CAPP: a slick German student who plays a mean guitar. Hopes to become a musician . . . ROSS CAR' BAUGH: wants to be a draftsman. Hobby-sailing. Doesn't like to study, he says . . . WINIFRED CARPENTER: Wini is. a full-fledged sport devotee. Her future lies in teaching languages . . . EMILY CARR: reserved and nice to know. Kitty's friends find her forever up to par . . . JEANETTE CARR: a good sport, who spends her spare time dancing and enjoying life . . . JULIA CARR: a jolly and carefree girl, Active in our orchestra, and church activities . . . EDITH MAE CAVNA: I quiet unassuming little miss. a friend of everyone. and a hard worker . . . HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN: likes cartooning. Planning to attend aeronautics school to .earn government draft- ing . . . DAISY CHAMBERS: happy and carefree, with a life hlled with laughter, songs, and dancing . . . ENGENE CHARLES: a joyful fellow and firstfclass swimmer. Future-U. S. Merchant Marine Oicer .... RICHARD CHARLES: a Beau Brummell: often seen with a girl. To be a business administrator . . . JANET CHARLTON: a small. blonde girl who hopes someday to sing in the Met. . . . RAYMOND CHILLAS: Ray has no dehnite plans, but hopes to work in a newspaper olhce . . . ROBERT CHRYST: energetic worker in extra-curricular activities: races a pharmacy truck and gets good marks . . . GORDON CLARK: a neat man, daify over driving: soccer player. Intends to follow the contracting trade . . . MARY CLIME: sweet and sincere: wants to lend a helping hand to a dentist someday . . . ROLAND CLINE: Pete, a silent man, likes electrical work, and intends following it after high school . . . JAY CLYMER: the Toar type. Played varsity football. Will be a veterinarian or an osteo' path . . . JACK COOKE: good'looking, popular with the girls. Faithful Hi'Y worker who is interested in newspaper work . . . NANCY CRAMER: active in music and the Y : with certain boys is quite shy . . . EUGENE CREAMER: enthusiastic sports fan and seldom serious. Wishes to become an artist . . . DOROTHY CRESBAUGH: quiet and sweet. Lives up to the proverb Still water runs deep. . . . ADELE CROCKETT: friendly and sincere. Member of Honor Society and G. R.'s. A future laboratory technician . . . JOHN CROSSEN: in the future Jake will be one of our leather workers . . . JEAN CUSHMAN: interested in art and sports, especially archery. Always seen with I-'Iolzy. . . . JUNIOR DART: expects to enter held of photography for more than one reason. Loves books? BENJAMIN DAVIS: Ben is a second Bucky Walters: seen frequently with the fairer sex . . . PEARL DAVIS: a marimba player who likes to practice with Lester. Probably will pursue music . . . MARGARET DECKER: this earnest worker's interest lies with the notes on the staff . . . CORINNE DEEN: jolly and goodfhumored: Corinne's smile will someday brighten a paticnt's day . . . JACK DEHAVEN: small, dark, and quick. Would like to be a radio sports announcer . . . DONALD DERR: a smooth dancer and future member of the C. P. A. . . . INEZ DERST: Inez's beautiful voice and gay attitude will make her life a song . . . MERLE DETRA: a very dainty and neat dresser who sometimes possesses that precious gift-silence . . . ROY DETTINGER: he's to be a woodworker in the future. Played varsity football for J. P. M .... PAUL DEVERTER: tall, red-haired womanlgetter. Preparing to be a civil engineer . . . ARLINE DIETER: Corinne's pal and a kind-hearted, cheer' ful person. Always a good sport . . . DOROTHY DILLER: good'natured and a truo Scotchman. Hopes to continue her edu' cation at Wilson College . . . MARIE DINKELBERG: tall, pleasant, likable. Expert flutist. A devoted Morgan fan and another true Scotchman . . . BETTY DOMAN: Betty is quiet and pleasant. She hopes to become a stenog. . . . KENNETH DORWART: sincerely interested in many things, Kenny is mostly interested in swimming-after his lessons . . . JEAN DOUGHERTY: seldom seen without her smile: modest, reserved, but full of fun. Another future stenographer . . . ALBERT DRACHBAR: member of varsity soccer and an advocate of sports. Planning to attend Millersville . . . DONALD DUFFEY: a tall. thin, dark chap who wants to become an expert in Joe Louis' profession . . . CLARA DUNCAN: tall. slender. blonde. Can always be heard chattering about cur- rent subjects iBill, maybe7J . . . KENNETH DUNLAP: a grease monkey who is liked by all. A future garage mechanic . . . LUTHER DUNLAP: studious in his own way. Often seen with Tiny, Ambition-a successful marriage . . . JAMES DUNN: plays in a dance orchestra. Member of N. H. S. Will be a machinist . . . STANLEY DUNN: very popular with both sexes. Member of Student Council. Honor Society, Vidette Stal and HifY . . . THELMA DUUS: dreaming lass. Future beautician. Fond of all her friends, but one in par' ticular . . . AUDREY BABY: happy. funfloving, dainty, and attractive. Frequently seen with the opposite sex . . . MARY EBERLY: a good friend of all. Her ambition is to become a saleswoman . . . CLARENCE EBERSOLE: deep basso Eber can be seen and heard approaching. An ardent sport fan . . . MARY EBY: a sweet miss with a charming blush. Member of Glee Club and N. H. S .... BETTY ECKERT: vivacious, and full of fun. Betty is usually in a talkative mood . . . EMMA ECKMAN: fastest talker known. A faithful Glee Club member. Will train for nursing . . . JANE ECKMAN: although fond of arguments, Jane is cheer- ful and haPPYZ well'liked by all. . . . MARGARET EDWARDS: althought quiet and serene. Peggy's friends Gnd her gay and ready for fun . . . WILLIAM EDWARDS: Jake stars on, the varsity basketball team and serves on the Social Committee . . . ROBERT ELINS: Porky manages many teams and swims for McCaskey. Gets around town in his green V-8 . . . PAUL ENSMINGER: Glee Club member. Good actor in senior play. Fine for the medical profession . . . NEDRA ERISMAN: Nedra has a new hair'do every week. Enjoys talking about the boys . . . ARLINE ESHLEMAN: delightful personality. Mem' ber of Social Committee, Vidette Staff, and secretary of N. H. S. . . . MARY LOU EYDE: resembles Lamour. Member of the Pepi'Debs where she gives much service . . . WILLIAM FELLENBAUM: Bill is an electrician: liked by all . . . DONALD FICKES: tall jitterbug: wows females. Entering Penn State to take electrical engineering and radio specialization . . . JAMES FIGARI: reads many Coast Guard stories. Says his hobby is women. Tch! Tch! . . . VERNON FINEFROCK: Finny is a machinist: was a J. V. basketball star in his soph. year . . . SHIRLEY ANN FINK: has contributed much as debater, cheer' leader, and Honor Society member. Will always have a host of friends . . . MARGARET FISHER: laughing, dancing. and jok' ing are Peggy's activities. A future buyer in Wanamaker's . . . ADAM FISSEL: Duke is quite active in golf: however, he won't reveal his ambition. BETTY JANE FLICKINGER: excels in drawing and swim' ming. This Trotty'Veck member is jester of the class . . . MARVIN FOLTZ: drummer in our band. You cowboys will see Marvin as a state policeman . . . WILLIAM FORREST: often seen with a certain Mae. Bill's desire is to join the Navy . . . JEAN FOX: dark'haired, congenial, seldom seen without her friendly smile. Dietetics is her future career . . . MARY ELIZABETH FOX: attractive, conscientious student. Wellfliked for her personality. Mannette belongs to Honor Society and Girl Reserves . . . RICHARD FRAILEY: Herk is a Band. Glee Club. and I'Ii'Y member. Interested in avia' tion. A future bookkeeper . . . ANGELINE FRANCOS: has dark hair and eyes: a quiet disposition. Looking forward to business college . . . CHARLES FRANCOS: likes the opposite sex. Participates in all extra activities: class treasurer. Future doctor . . . ALEX FRANK: a member of the varsity swimming and soccer team. Pursuing a medical career . . . CLARENCE FREEMAN: Chess Club member and sports fan. Preparing to be an accountant . . . RUTH FREITAG: Honor Society mem' ber. Always knows the answer. particularly when it concerns a science . . . CHARLES FULLER: a sports manager. Ambition -to be a mechanic. Loves to make others laugh . . . JEANNE FULMBR: this hard worker will go places in her singing: Glee Club member . . . DOROTHY CABLE: sympathetic and con' scientious. Has excellent qualities for a future nurse . . . BEATRICE GANTZ: Bea hopes to take up home economics. her chief interest. NORMAN GARNER: a dark-haired lad who works hard dur- ing school hours to get his homework done . . . RICHARD GARNET: a newcomer to McCaskey, who became one of the crowd quickly . . . RICHARD GAUS: entering Held of aviation at Douglas Aviation School. Interested in football and wrestling . . . JANE GEIST: Jane is a sports lover whose life is gay and light . . . THELMA GEIST: a girl of many ambitions- Luther ranks highest. Tiny is fond of roller skating . . . JOHN GELHARD: Honor Society, Vidette Staff. Social Com' mittee and shop work are all part of him . . . CLARA GEORGE: quiet and sober Clara is interested in clerical work. Always very neat . . . NANCY GEORGE: Nancy is fond of candy and driving. Hopes to go into Home Economics at Geneva . . . CLARIBEL GERHART: well'Iiked president of Pepi-Deb Girl Reserve Club and Drama Club. Usually making wit . . . PAUL GERHART: always reforming in some way. Excellent speaking voice. Success will be his in the social held. . . . WILLIAM GETTLE: great crossfcountry runner who won many medals for himself. Played in intra'mural sports . . . ALICE GEYER: Alice's chief interest-serving McCaskey in all extra' curricular activities. Interested in art . . . NICHOLAS GIAN- OPOULOS: on the soccer team: basbetball manager: member of Vidette Staff and Honor Society . . . KATHRYN GLACKIN: one of our Rabi Rah! girls, Inclined musically, and hopes to enter that Geld . . . DOROTHY GLASS: Cheery girl with a ready sense of humor. Ofter heard speaking of Johnny. JUNE GOCHENAUR: demure and pleasant, indeed: likes to draw, talk and be in good spirits . . . EDWIN GOCHNAUER: a carpenter specializing in cabinet making, a popular track man. . . . JOHN GOFF: quiet, reserved sort of fellow who is looking forward to college . . . DOROTHY GOOD: always ready to do a good turn and lend a helping hand . . . PAUL GRAETER: energetic participant in intramural sports: hopes to enter the Navy . . . ROY GREINER: rather quiet: expects to do some outdoor work after graduation . . . GRACE GRIFFITHS: our 1940 Tennis Queen: also fond of hockey-including ice and field. . . . HAROLD GROFF: man-about'town, future orchestra leader and singer-rhythm with a capital R . . . RUTH GUNZEN- HAUSER: June G.'s shadow or vice versa: to lead a secretarial life in the future . . . PATRICIA HAGELGANS: small, dark, and giggly: Mouse is a good sport, through and through . . . DORIS HALL: an A plus cheerleader, vivacious and active in the held of sports . . . WALTER HALLER: a well'mannered gent who would like to enter the field of chemical engineering. . . . DONALD HAMILL: a mechanic at the Packard Motors: popular in the school shop . . . DONALD HANKE: a smiling jitterbug: this no doubt accounts for the line of girls . . . FRANK HARLACHER: witty as they come: claims he would like to be a railway clerk. NANCY HARNLY: powerful in sports, frequently found with her 'cello. Enjoys unraveling a mystery . . . WILBUR HAR' RINGTON: likable chap and a promising electrician . . . RAY HARSH: an auto mechanic: quiet, with never much, to say . . . MARGUERITE HART: a grand friend to have. She hopes to become a singer in the future . . . BETTY HARTSTEIN: a very good athlete. Active in many things, especially church. . . . JUNE HAUER: a true sports lover. Hoodie is a cheer' leader, Honor Society member, and a PepifDeb . . . WILLIAM HAUN: Bill is an electrician. Efficient attendant of the broad' casting equipment at the football games . . . JOHN HEALD: in doing services for McCaskey, John has done an excellent job . . . DOROTHY HEIDLAUF: somebody's future stenographer. Has a great interest in Girl Reserves . . . ARLINE HEINITSH: trim and stylish well its Arline's personality. Member of the Trotty' Veck G. R.'s . . . JUNE HEISEY: very friendly and always on the lookout for a good time: member of the Senior Play cast . . . JAMES HELM: noiseless, but studious. A Glee Club member who is said to be a cowboy . . . MARY HENCHEL: an attractive blonde who wears her clothes as well as she makes them . . . MILDRED HENDRY: a friend who never will let you down. Wants to be-Home Economics teacher . . . RICHARD HEPTING: a vocational woodworker. One swell fellow who in' tends to work after leaving school. RICHARD HERR: drives a Ford bus to school, to study agriculture, collects pigeons as a hobby . . . WILLIAM HERR: very much interested in radio, can talk plenty if he has to . . . LLOYD HERSHEY: active in intramural volleyball, though his future plans are indefinite, we know he will succeed . . . NANCY HERSHEY: one of J. P. Mfs fastest talkers: expects to be an office worker . . . RICHARD HERSHEY: interested in intramural sports and Glee Club, wants to be a funeral director . . . RUTH HERSHEY: a very jolly maid who enjoys and is thrilled by life itself . . . MARGUERITE HERTZLER: noted for her long eyedashes: believes that no play makes Jack a dull boy. . . . BETTY HESS: another of our secretarial students who hopes to be a business woman . . . ROBERT HESS: a flash among the women who usually has some funny stories to tell , . . GEORGE HETRICK: candid camera fiend who will be an engineer: likes a variety of cars . . . THOMAS HICKS: star basketball captain: hopes to become a pro in that line: a man's man . . . VERNON HILT: great friend of the ladies: member of the varsity basbetball team . . . CHARLES HOCKING: ambition-employment-not unusual for anyone: ex' cellent student of mathematics . . . HARRIET HOELTZEL: pretty as a picture, hopes to become a secretary to some lucky employer . . . ARLINE HOFFMAN: straightforward, serious, or witty as the occasion demands: a friend to cherish. RICHARD HOLLAND: Did you ever see Dick without a member of the opposite sex beside him? . . . HAROLD HOOV' ER: Harold is studying to be an electrician and a good one he will be . . . RAMONA HORNBERGER: petite red'head. Enthusiastic dancer, who would rather dance in Reading than Lancaster . . . THERESA HORNBERGER: doesn't say much. but when she speaks, it is usually something worthwhile . . . THOMAS HORNIG: Tom is a carpenter: quite popular in the shop . . . JEANNE HOUGENDOBLER: talkative and full of fun, Usually in a gay and happy mood . . . THEODORE HOUGHTON: Ted is the small fry of the vocationals and is an accomplished electrician . . . BETTY HOUSER: well' dressed and chic, Betty is interested in dancing-reported an accomplished jitterbug . . . BETTY HOWELL: grand sport with a personality as sunny as the day is long . . . CATHERINE HUBER: a grand girl and good sales student. Those who know her love her . . . DORIS HUMPHREYS: sincere, friendly, and goodfnatured. Doris has unusual artistic ability . . . EDGAR HUTCHINSON: Hutch is one of those Romeo fellows who really throws 'em for a loss . . . HELEN INGRAM: active and proicient in sports. Cooperative. will make someone a good housewife soon . . . HEINZ ISENBERG: Heinz's concentration on his work is evidence of his desire to progress . . . DORIS JACKSON: Little girl who does big things. Doris will make a good stenographer. MARGARET JACKSON: her future is kindergarten teaching and is well suited to this sweet miss . . . MARION JACKSON: grand person, full of fun and always laughing. Interested in commercial work . . . LESLIE JAMISON: has quiet ways, friendly manners. A member of the Debitante Girl Reserves . . . ROB ROY JAMISON: likeness of Superman. An athlete headed for refrigeration as a career . . . EDNA MAE JANSEN: Springiield's contribution to McCaskey High. friendly and lik' able, especially fond of Bill . . . GEORGE JENKINS: usually seen and not heard. We wish him success . . . MARY ANN JENKINS: interested in athletics, and she's looking forward to becoming a nurse . . . JESSIE JONES: she is destined to be an aviatrix. In Student Council and Honor Society . . . WILLIAM JORDAN: a future buyer for a large department store. A happy'go-lucky chap . . . WILLIAM KAUFFMAN: Hermit is a member of wrestling and cross'country teams: future lawyer. . . . HAROLD KAUFHOLD: on the soccer team and will make good'looking draftsman . . . WILLIAM LOUIS KEAYS: mem' ber of football team, a future certified public accountant: likes photography . . . JOSEPH RICHARD KEEN: Joe's ambition is to be a mailman. Bowling is his favorite sport . . . JOHN KEENE: spends his spare time working crossword puzzles. Ambition-a certified public accountant . . . DONALD KEL' LENBERGER: a pleasant fellow who is one of Mr. McMinn's proteges. MAE KENNEDY: cheerleader who loves to dance: Pepi-Deb. G. R. representative, at the Y dances . . . NELSON KEPER' LING: a hard working student who is bound to make good-a quiz kid . . . ELISE KILLIAN: Bob's blonde charmer who will make a hne home ecenomics teacher . . . RUSSELL KING: McCaskey's king of swing, Bus will be a future band leader. . . . KATHRYN KIPHORN: athletics End their place with Kip and her teams, a Braille worker . . , JOSEPHINE KISSINGER: Jo to her friends, neat and always up with the styles . . . JEANNE KLEEMAN: tall and well'dressed, this maiden is quite an asset to our class . . . KATHARINE KNIPE: popular. pretty, with personality plus: Honor Society V. P., whiz at French . . . HELEN JANE KOCHEL: good-looking member of the G. R.'s, secretary to some business Grm . . . ARLYNE KOHSIN: loves to dance, snappy dresser, popular in the social world . . . FRANK KOPF: great asset to our champion volley' ball team, hopes to be an office manager . . . SYLVIA KOPP: interested in art and music, fond of blonds, going to Kutztown College . . . BETTY KORING: tall. quiet, and solemn: sews very well, ardent and faithful Trotty Veck . . . CARL KORING: strong DeMolay member, intends to be a teacher of industrial arts, conscientious . . . DOROTHY KRALL: has a great aptitude for solving problems, will enter the business world. NANCY KREIDER: likes to read, laugh, and have good times by doing her share . . . GORDON KRENTZ: known and liked by all, ace soccer player, witty lover of sports . . . RICHARD KURTZ: keeps his eyes on the women, a Hi'Y mem' ber and a future chemist . . . RUTH LAMBORN: rather quiet until one gets to know her. but she is liked by all . . . BETTY LAMONACA: attractive possessor of beautiful dark hair, inter' ested in clerical work . . . ANNETTE LANDRY: shy, but ardent member of the Glee Club: interest lies in music . . . BEATRICE LATSCHAR: usually seen with a certain boy: her future-not sure? . . . ANNA BELLE LAUSHEY: wherever charming and talented Annie goes, there goes a concord of sweet sound . . . BERNICE LAVENDER: modest and unassuming, her sweet soprano voice echoes in our Glee Club . . . CLARA LAVENDER: surplus of energy and miles of smiles always accompany Clara . . . WILLIAM LAWYER: usher in local theater, member of varsity soccer team, man for the Navy . . . BETTY JANE LAYENDECKER: a noiseless student who enjoys school: stenographer of the future . . . ROBERT LAZARO- WITZ: interested in his work, McCaskey tennis ace, everyone's friend . . . GEORGE LEAMAN: energetic Sea Scout, frantic Glenn Miller fan, manages to get around. . . . BETTY LEAR: lots of fun, popular with both sexes, mostly the opposite. HUBER LEATH: seen running around with the bulletin: railroad-a merchant in his future scope: builds models . . . ROBERT LEESE: interested in art, sports are his hobby, has slow drawl . . . CHRISTIANA LEFEVER: Christie is always pleasant and jolly: you'll never see her melancholy . . . DONALD LEFEVER: wizard at mechanical drawing: collects stamps: his pet hobby-sleeping . . . EARL LEIBY: a car' penter who is well liked by all boys in the shop . . . EDWIN LEONARD: J. P. M.'s shorthand wizard: brilliant, industrious Honor Society member . . . BERNARD LEVY: spends much of his spare time playing basketball: expects to go to college . . . ROBERT LEWIS: enthusiastic gym student and likable fellow. a future salesman . . . ARLENE LINEBAUGH: noted for her dashing eyes: frequently seen driving a grey Ford or something. . . . DALE LINEBAUGH: excellent guard on our football squad: talks at a terrific rate . . . DOROTHY LITCH: thought- ful, brainy: her favorite class-Trig: ambition-a job . . . ROBERT LOECHNER: excels in laughter: wants to become a railroad messenger . . . LOUISE LOGAN: neat little lady with big blue eyes: fond of music and Herb . . . GRACE LONG: earnest student who has served McCaskey by her participation in the band . . . JAMES LONG: headed for Springfield P. E. college to be a teacher in that line. MILDRED LONG: carefree: has a host of friends: Student Council member and cheerleader: will be a laboratory technician. . . . ROBERT LONG: short, spunky, good-natured and quick to voice his frank opinion . . . ALBERT LUTZ: future is un- determined, but the women attract his eye, hobby-playing the marimba . . . MARTHA LUTZ: grand as Julie in Senior play: forceful debater: a Grig : witty personality . . . RUS' SELL LUTZ: dude of the Vocationals, a varsity footballer. Russ to all . . . SARAH MADONNA: raven hair: serious. co-operative student: good school citizen: all describe Sally . . . GEORGE MANDROS: curly-headed sport fan who hopes to win a place on a professional baseball team . . . JEAN MANGINI: a fair maiden with not much to say: to enter the business world . . . ROBERT MANN: likable, red-headed, and easy going chap, Red enjoys dodging school work . . . ESTHER MANUEL: wherever Lamonea is seen. Esther is sure to be near: giggles often . . . VINCENT MARANTZ: red' headed and active fire ball: a pal of the fellows . . . BETTY MARKLE: attractive and terrific-popular with the boys, inf terested in home economics . . . AMOS MARTIN: he and his horn make quite a pair, wants to lead a band . . . GERALDINE MARTIN: good sport, talks a lot, but should not be taken literally . . . NANCY MARTIN: blonde, amicable: has a smile for all: a charming nurse to be. PAUL MARTIN: a handsome blackfhaired newcomer, some- what musically inclined: hopes to be traveling salesman . . . CLARENCE W. MARTZALL: Untz is a member of the band and a dictator of music . . . PAUL CHESTER MARVEL: quiet, serious fellow, interested in mechanics: hopes to enter college of engineering . . . RALPH RAYMOND MATHIOT: a future Pennsylvania motor policeman. Ardent motorboat and motorcycle fan . . . GLORIA MAYER: President of the Debitantes, sensible, sociable. and a good student . . . CATH- ERINE McCLUNE: has attractive red hair: rather bashful but likes to have good times . . . GWENDOLYN McCOMBS: Honor Society member: she's a Vidette Feature Editor and an excellent debater . . . DOROTHY MCCOMSEY: light curly hair, a sweet and sunny disposition are her possessions. BETTY JANE McELROY: Honor Society member, good stu' dent, Girl Reserve, and Pep Club member . . . CHESTER McELROY: a friendly and studious chap with an ardent love of music . . . THOMAS McVEY: likes sports and played on the varsity soccer team. Interested in teaching . . . PORRY MEDLAR: tall, blond, quite good on roller skates: a friend of the opposite sex . . . EVELYN MELESTER: ready, willing, able, she expects to attend business college for secretarial train' ing . . . HOPE MELLINGER: friendly, understanding. has all the qualities necessary to make topmotch nurse . . . JOSEPH MICCICHE: Joe is hoping to become an accountant of the first rank. MEYER MIGDON: great table tennis player, inclined to be a tiller-buster . . . DICK MILLER: quiet type of boy: chief hobby-radio: will follow some type of mechanical work . . . DOROTHY MILLER: interested in jazz among other things: hopes to be a typist . . . GERALDINE MILLER: congenial: has miles of smiles : enthusiastic member of Pep Club: certified Braillist . . . HARRY MILLER: Marconi and Harry have sometihing in common-they both play with radios . . . THELMA MILLER: giggles most of the time: desires to be a popular songstress . . . WINIFRED MILLER: no other ambi- tion than to be a secretary and a good wife for-7 . . . MARGARET MILLEY: accomplished in all athletics: future Olympic star: proud of her brother . . . RICHARD MILLEY: ace wrestler, seen in the halls with a Miss Eby: little fellow with a big heart . . . GLADYS MOEDINGER: chic and lovely Ethic is looking forward to becoming a secretary . . . ROBERT MOHN: hobby-aviation: expects to belong to the Air Corps of the Army . . . ALBERT MONCURE: a good student who always carries a friendly smile: sincere . . . JEAN MOONEY: petite Jeannie will make someone a grand secretary . . . BETTY MORRISON: her aims--neatness, at' tractiveness, and a future secretarial position . . . MARY ANN MOYER: little girl with a big voice, a G. R. who is liked by all. CATHERINE MUMMAW: quiet, unassuming, thoughtful: when Catherine speaks it is a necessity . . . ESTHER MUT- ZEL: a dependable, earnest, and friendly student. Muts likes redheads, especially one . . . DOROTHY MYERS: Dot has two hobbies-eating and college boys. Her future-com sult Dorothy . . . LILLIAN MYERS: interested in athletics. always happy, full of fun and pep, headed for -? . . . PAUL H. MYERS: basketball and volleyball team member who wants to be a booklreeper . . . WALTER JOSEPH MYERS: may sometime be called General Myers: he wants to join the Army. . . . ERMA NAGEL: goes about her work vigorously and quietly, getting it done . . . BETTY JANE NAUFFTS: Betty's most suitable for nursing which is her chosen profession. Likes roller skating immensely . . . BETTY JANE NEFF: happiness seems always to be with Betty who never has a care . . . EMORY NEIDERMYER: tall, quiet, conservative individual who is not interested in the other sex .... RUTH NEUDORF: tall and brunette, usually quiet. Takes interest in Glee Club and tap dancing . . . GEORGE NICHOLAOU: seldom seen or heard, but when he speaks he has something to say . . . MARY NICKEL: Mary is rather quiet, but always right out in front looking for fun . . . NANCY NIXDORF: attractive brunette whose hobby is raising cats. Y dance fan . . . VIRGINIA NORTON: full of vim and vigor. An ardent Pinebrooker. Her future is nursing. ADELAIDE NULLz often seen in the library. Hopes to be a librarian-here's to success . . . WILLIAM OLLER: Student Council Prexy and member of Honor Society, Social Committee. Future-chemistry . . . DOROTHY OSWALD: a good student in the commercial department. Will make a ine secretary . . . ANNA PAINTER: a future beautician. Anna is very fond of writing . . . THEODORE PARKER: intelligent, and witty. Expects to enter business college. A friend indeed . . . GEORGE PARRISH: quiet and reserved. Finds real interest in work and activities. Interested in swimming . . . RITA PATCHETT: bIue'eyed Rita is interested in Hawaii. Is also lots of fun . . . EMMA PETERMAN: although a little shy girl, Emma is a pleasant and faithful friend . . . ETHEL PETERMAN: a quiet, petite girl, congenial, and also very conscientious about her work . . . JANE PETERMAN: a good friend and sport. Interested in the business world. Good luck, Jane . . . LE' MONEA PETRAKES: Lemonea will always be found with a cheerful disposition and smile. A friend to all . . . FLORENCE PFEIFFER: a quiet girl who is interested in becoming some' body's stenog . . . ROSS PFENNINGER: flying and females are for Ross. Hopes to study chemistry at Penn . . . ANTHONY PIKOLAS: Tony is quiet and reserved, although very active in intramural activities . . . ALFRED PINKERTON: Pinky is excellent swimmer and soda jerker. Hopes to be architectural draftsman. I EMORY PINKERTON: lover of nature: wants to be a minister. Success to you . . . HELEN PIPKIN: tall, slim, and -quiet. Her personality makes an excellent saleslady of Helen. . . . NELSON POLITE: quiet, reserved chap, who played varsity soccer and in the band . . . JUNE PRANGE: lovely dark hair, dark eyes, pleasant smile, make perfect air hostess of June . . . RUTH PRICE: Ruth is a talented and popular cornet player. Side interest-Dick? . . . VIOLET PRICE: Violet is reserved, conscientious, and a'fine person. Stenography is her interest . . . CHARLOTTE PRUTZMAN: demure Charlotte is a Glee Club singer, and hopes to be a clothes buyer , . . MARY JANE PYFER: popular and always found in everything-especially a group of boys . . . LORETTA QUADE: a leader in styles, and a friend to all. Also true horsewoman . . . MARIAN RANCK: excellent student, director of Senior play. Competent Vidette Associate Editor. Marian's for perfection . . . RICHARD RANCK: member of band and Hi'Y. A quiet friend and a good, conscientious worker . . . BETTY RATHFON: Bet's a music lover. Has a sense of humor and charming personality. Future-technician . . . ED' WARD REED: will enter F. E? M. in science held and specialize in chemical engineering . . . DICK REESE: high' scoring football and basketball ace. Quite popular and a friend to all . . . KENNETH REESE: wants to be a mailman. One of the big, but quiet seniors. LOUISE REESE: Beechie's contribution to McCaskey was given behind a drum. Also attracted by swimming . . . ABNER REIDENBACH: a blond heartbreaker whose main thoughts are dancing and motion picture making . . . ELAINE REIFSNYDER: active Pepi-Deb. Fine personality: fond of horses. Future labora' tory technician . . . LANIOUS REIGHARD: great friend to have. Contributed a lot of hard work to our school . . . JANE REINHOLD: member cf Honor Society, Student Council, Pepi'Debs. Served on Social Committee. Popular . . . WIL' LIAM REISINGER: a quiet, reserved lad interested in aviation. Good manager of basketball squad . . . ERNEST RENK: Dutch is a member of swimming team. Looking for job affiliated with languages . . . ANNA MARY RESSEL: good friend and student. Interested in sports. Will be successful in commercial world . . . GILBERT REYNOLDS: an interested musician. Gil is seldom heard from, but knows his sousa' phone . . . HARRY REYNOLDS: Harry hopes to become an expert draftsman and he has our wishes for success . . . MARION REYNOLDS: friendly and full of pep: always life of party and classes . . . HELEN RHODE: Helen is the opera star of the class and expects to study voice . . . MARVIN RICE: Marv is a man who paints autos, and spends his spare time wooing . . . EUGENE RICHARDSON: good sport, full of fun. Not so very big, but full of spunk. BETTYMAE RICHMANN: a quiet, reserved miss, who will be an eicient secretary of the future , . . LEE RICHWINE: Lee is interested in the fcur wheeled vehicle which he calls my car. . . . EMMA REIXINGER: has a low singing voice, but lhe's interested in commercial work . . . FANNIE RIKER: her future? We'll give you three guesses. That's right-a de- signer of dresses! . . . BETTY RILL: a very demure, quiet miss who is undecided about her future . . . JEAN ROBBIE: a Pepi-Deb and bridge player. Did you meet your unknown admirer yet? . . . WALTER ROBINSON: interested in com- mercial advertising. Will study at Penn State or F. fi M. Scoutmaster of his troop . . . BETTY RODEN: everybody's friend. She never gets tired cf asking why? to anything. . . . RAYMOND RODEN: considering preaching as a pro' fession. Can laugh anything off . . . JEANNE ROGERS: a flash of red is our friend Rod. She makes many a heart flutter . . . EMMA ROHM: Emma's interest in sports will make her a very Ene athletic instructor . . . KATHRYN ROHM: three cheers for Kathryn-never a bore. Love and happiness are in store . . . JUNE ROHRER: a pretty little blonde. and very quiet: quite a favorite at S. T. S .... VIVIAN ROOT: good'looking, blonde-always has a word of greeting, seen at many dances . . . MARTIN ROSE: collects newspapers for a hobby: always talking about the Navy. Another Hi-Y'er. DOROTHY ROSSER: blonde Dotty is loved by all: enjoys dancing, parties: to be ia social worker . . . MARY JANE ROTH: her pretty blue eyes will attract customers when she's sales clerking somewhere . . . IDA ROTHWEILER: seen mostly with Jane: small, athletic. usually in the gym: a grand friend . . . DORIS ROWNEY: her cheerful disposition filled her days at McCaskey with joy and happiness . . . ALLAN RUTH: Atlas of the class: end on the Varsity football team: hurls a mean discus . . . ROBERT SALM: likes swim' ming and fishing: his pet expression. want a pretzel? . . . MARY SAMARAS: talkative miss, usually with Mary Jane: loves to jerk sodas . . . RICHARD SCHAEFFER: husky mem' ber of the Glee Club: manager of the Football squad: always smiling . . . HOMER SCHELLING: quick on his feet both when dancing and on the track: a woman's man , . . JAMES SCHLEMM: always has the latest dope on the sport news: interested in them himself . . . MELVIN SCHOENBERGER: intends to be a carpenter and be a success after his training at J. P. M .... PAUL SCHRIVER: genial fellow who in' tends to be a V. D. M.: going to F. E? M .... VIVIAN SCHULTZ: lots of fun: after graduation expects to become a laboratory technician . . . PAUL SCHWARZ: found real interest in boxing: wants to be an amateur boxer , . . DONALD SCHWEBEL: good student who is wellfliked, future is indeii' nite so far. ROBERT SEACHRIST: expects to be a draftsman: active member of DeMolJys: a speed king . . . JOHN SELF: stu- dious, wellfmannered chap: energetic member of the swimming team . . . BETTY SENSENIG: glamour girl of our class: another Eleanor Powell: seen at Miller's . . . DONALD SHANE: likes reading and photography: says that he will join the Navy soon . . . EARL SHAUB: strong, husky fellow: in' tends to work at odd jobs, later at Armstrong's . . . EVELYN SHAUB: obliging girl, interested in all kinds of sports: ambi- tion-an aviatrix . . . GLADYS SHAUB: already has a foothold on her future profession--a beautician, much success! . . . MARION SHAUB: continually seeing red : both studies and enjoys many school activities . . . ROBERT SHERTS: Turb to his friends: ace basketballer, a Jester: appears to have little interest in women . . . FLORENCE SHERTZ: pleasant, agree' able, reliable companion: has a dainty voice to speak for her . . . MARY SHERTZ: Goldie Locks Shertz : active in the Glee Club where she shows much talent . . . JOHN SHINTON: although frequently seen alone-easy to get along with: likes detailed subjects . . . PERCY SHOEMAKER: personality hard to equal: conscientious, a grand gal . . . ELLEN SHOFF' STALL: extremely ine person: wellfliked by all, interested in oilice work: efhcient in her undertakings . . . RUTH SHOW' ERS: interested in sports, particularly football: always talking about last night, etc. ANNE SIEGEL: slightly philosophically inclined, talented stu' dent, a successful future awaits her . . . GERALDINE SIM' MONS: smiling, happy, attractive student, her carefree, likable personality has won many friends . . . MIRIAM SIMMONS: active in musical organizations: a student who will pursue music as a career . . . BEATRICE SLATER: popular, attractive brunette, hard to beat. expert driver and smooth dancer . . . HELEN SLATER: happy and always ready for a good time. wants to be a woman in white. . . , CATHERINE SMITH: tall, glamorous blonde: full of fun, fond of the F. B' M. lads. and vice versa . . . DOROTHY SMITH: noted for her red hair and dimples. soon to become a housewife for a lucky man . . . HORACE SMITH: ace photographer, tennis flash. N. H. S. prexy: frequently seen with the women . . , THOMAS SMITH: excellent athlete: speaks duent French: a Beau Bruin- mell with chemistry on his mind . . . BETTY SNOW: always looks neat and trim, likes school-most of all gym class . . . NANCY SNYDER: thrills at the mention of a certain name. will make an excellent doctor's assistant . . . WANDA SNY- DER: reserved but pleasant-quite becoming to her: possesses fair. blonde tresses . . . JACOB SPINELLO: already experi- enced. working at the plant: good friend of the men-folk . . . DAVID GARDNER SPLAIN: likes to work with radios, l'll break your arm, boy, -his overworked phrase . . . MARY STADLER: relishes a good joke: her future-already decided as that of a housewife. MARY STANLEY: loves a summer in the mountains. Another nurse of the future . . . ISABELLA STARK: a hearty laugh, especially when the joke is good. Her future may be in house- keeping . . . JAMES STAUFFER: Jim and his Ford are inseparable pals. Wishes to he a bookkeeper or journalist . . . MARGARET STAUFFER: known for scholastic ability and charming friendliness. Will be a school teacher . . . JOHN STEGEMANN: his keen mind well suited to aid him in be- coming a successful lawyer . . . RICHARD STEINMETZ: good carpenter: well-liked by all the guys in the shop . . . MARGARET STEWART: small, dark-haired, conscientious work- er: deserves success in the future . . . PAUL STEWART: agreeable chap and neat dresser. Likely to succeed in any field he chooses . . , MAX STIERSTORFER: has berth on foot- ball team. Handsome Hi-Y member: preparing to be a heating engineer . . . MAE STOE: associated with her marimba band and station wagon: always ready with a laugh . . . DORIS STOLL: talented, and good student. Noted for her lovely smile and beautiful black hair . . . EUGENE SULLENBERGER: interested in sports. his favorite-swimming. Expects to enter the Army, Air Corps . . . NANCY SULTZBACH: charming blonde who gets fun out of life. Success is her destiny . . . RICHARD SUMMERS: quiet and unassuming. Dick makes quite a hit with everyone . . . FRED SUYDAM: Janet's man. Watch for his name in the diplomatic circle in the future. GLADYS SWEIGART: trimness is her motto: certainly lives up to it: future sales clerk . . . ROMANUS SWEIGART: good-natured: active in Hi-Y: sells newspapers after school: hard-worker . . . RUTH SWEIGART: a flash in the sales room: interested in Johnny: sweet as they come . . . ARISTO- TELES THEROS: collects pictures of baseball stars: member of Honor Society: future bookkeeper . . . DOROTHY THOR- BAHN: always found where there is dancing or parties: Pepi- Deb and Drama Club member . . . JACK TIGHE: a treat for the women: acted in many of McCaskey's dramatic produc- tions . . . SHIRLEY TREWETZ: excels in sports, especially in swimming: doesn't want to be al lady of leisure . . . ANNA TROOP: has many interests-sports, friends, and above all a happy time . . . MARY JANE TROOP: top-notch accordion player: talks about a certain person from Lebanon . . . RUTH TROUT: future housewife: her quiet. cordial manner will make her an excellent one . . . JAMES TURTON: prominent foot- ball player: future Phy. Ed. teacher: fond of the women . . . JOHN ULMER: future auto mechanic: a manager of the football team: all-around chap . . . ONA MAE ULMER: devotes much time to art. although it is not her only interest in life . . . RICHARD V. UMBERGER: wants to be a farmer and get away from women: very quiet-in school anyway . . . RICHARD VAN DUSEN: smooth, unexcitable swimmer: would like to enter the engineering field. DOROTHY VAN GORDON: never a dull moment with Van. Future journalist, a Pepi-Deb, and orchestra member . . . GRACE VAUGHN: an excellent student and faithful friend. Grace is on the upward trend . . . HILDEGARDE WAELDER: jolly, peppy, fun-loving. The main topic of her discussion is -7 . . . ROSEMARY WAGAR: cheerleader and Water Follies participant. Member of Honor Society, Pepi-Debs, and Grigs. Penn State . . . BETTY ELAINE WAGNER: conscien- tious student: ine manners and personal qualities will lead her to success . . . BETTY JANE WAGNER' future housewife for Rodney. Her friendly spirit will make her life a happy one . . . JAMES WALKER: football hero who makes a hit with girls especially Gladys. Ambition-football coach . . . PAUL WALKER: takes an active part in tennis and hopes to enter retail Geld . . . WESLEY WALKER: Wes is an industrious, well-liked chap seen mostly in the shop . . . RICHARD WARFEL: very likable chap: greets friends with Hi-Yah. Destined to he successful . . . LOLA WASHBURN: enjoys sports: especially swimming. Al- ways ready for a good time, and a laugh . . . JANE WATERS: Jane is a lover of sports and a priceless friend to many . . . JEAN WEAVER: cheerleader president: going to Sullins: in- terested in Newark-no wonder . . . WINFRED WEAVER: works during his shop time out in industry. He is seen fre' quently behind camera . .-, JUNE WEIDENMOYER: June is especially happy when with a member of the opposite sex. RICHARD WEIDMAN: loves to argue, usually wins, too. Wants to become a sanitary engineer . . . YETTA WEISS: writes witty poems and short stories: studious journalist of the future . . . NANCY WELCHANS: an accomplished organist as well as pianist: Honor Society member . . . BETTY WER- NER: Betty's work in the General Clerical Department will keep her in the future . . . GLADYS WETTIG: Tiny is energetic, a lot of fun. and an asset to the crowd . . . ROBERT WETTIG: Bob is an industrious, studious chap liked by all his friends . . . IRENE WHITE: regarded as a swell girl. Her future is as yet undecided . . . ROY WIEBUSH: seen with white slips from the omce. May be a sailor . . . MARY WIELER: ambitious. attractive, and constantly stained with green ink. Mary's future is commerce . . . CARL WIKER: likable. humorous, our future businessman or lawyer, is one of the top men in tennis . . . RUTH WIKER: diligent and sweet, Ruth is thinking of entering the business world. What business? Housewife7 . . . ARLAMAE WILE: peppy and talkative. Sews a good deal and loves to eat . . . MARY WILEY: joking most of the time: loves to get into mischief: worries a lot about home- work . . . NANCY WILKERSON: always hurrying around the school doing services: an excellent leader . . . DORIS WILSON: always has a smile and time to talk to someone she knows. IMOGENE WILSON: ambition is to learn to swim well: in her glory when conversing about anything . . . MARY WIL- SON: brown-eyed: fascinates people by writing left-handed: neat and trim . . . PATSY WILSON: top-notch student: Student Council secretary: going to college: loves school . . . ROMAINE WINTERS: sets the styles for girls: good leader. President of the Trotty Vecks . . . KENNETH WISE: Skip swas center for the varsity grid team. A well liked and agree- able fellow . . . RICHARD WISE: sleepy is one of the Wise trio, who played some basketball . . . DOROTHY WITMER: lots of rhythm: she likes to sing and roller skate immensely . . . MARGARET WITMER: well-liked by her friends. Sincerely believes that life is worth living . . . WIL- LIAM WITTLINGER: woodworker, intends to join the Coast Guard Corps after graduation . . . WILLIAM WOERNER: a favorite with ladies. Loves to tease and ,make someone yell. Drummer . . . JANE WOLF: attractive brunette headed for college. Pepi-Deb and Honor Society . . . GRACE WOLFE: blonde Gracie is a popular girl-hopes to become a nurse , . . JACOB F. WOLFER: ardent sports fan, an enthusiastic partici- pant. Seen in the library looking at the opposite sex . . . JUDITH WOODYSHECK: athletic, fun-loving. Always neat and tidy. Her crowd agrees she's grand . . . NORMA YAB- LON: chooses to join the ranks of the future saleswomen. Likes dancing: is a jitterbug. VERNA YUNNINGER: an outstanding drum majorette who enjoyed serving McCaskey in that capacity . . . ROBERT ZERCHER: super trombone player: keen wit: will be missed by band and orchestra . . . ROBERT ZIEGLER: has a liking for sports and stamp collecting, but would like to be a sailor . . . MARIAN ZIMMERMAN: her thoughts show deep con- sideration and thought: stenography in future. xv' ' 'f AM' I ' ' VA.. Cfafm of 7942 L . ul.. mlf - CALM of 7943 ' - .fdcfiuifiezi In scholastic, dramatic, social, scrvicc, and democratic rating! McCz1skcy oifercd us Various op' portunitics. X I... YEAIQBCDCDK El.lllllf'lI1'fll1lCld. .. ...Nancy M. Wilkcrscmii Ellvn Sliullstzill .... Senior Editors .... Gcnrgc Hctrick 'lnnc Haucr. .. ...Sports Editnrs.. ...Edgar Barncs Organization Editor. .. .Heinz Iscnhcrg Art Editor. .. Pliutugraphcr .... flircnlatiun Manager .... Business lvianagcr.. ...iam Ham Huracc B, Smith, lr. ...Shirley Ann Fink ...him Hcald Editorial Assistants: Bctty McElroy. Betty E. Vkfagncr, Dorothy Diller. Geraldine Miller. Lanious Rcigf hard, john Kcvnc, John Self. Edwin Leonard. jamcs Stauflcr. Margaret Stauflcr. Solicitors: Betty Aicrstock. Alice Geyer. Katharine Knipc, Anna Siegel. Doris Hall, Patsy Wilsiin. jean Rohhic, Nlartha Lutz, Mziry Elizahcth Fox. Shirley Trcwctz. Doris Humphreys. Arlinc Eshlcf man. Nancy Snyder. EditorfinfChief .... ..., H . Stanley Dunn Nlanaging Editor.. .... Henry Buckwalter News Editor ...................... Nancy Gruhe Spor lyhot Reporters Vw'alter Aierstuck. Mziry Elizabeth Fox. john Gates. john Gelhard, Vkfesley Haig. Margaret Higgins. Elaine Hurshnian. Patsy jones, Richard Landis. lviartha Lutz. Daniel Martin, Shirley May, Fred HuniphrcyS. and jean VVard. ts Editor. ..............,..... Charles Franeos Reporters--Arline Eshelnian, Nick Gianapoulos. Alhert Monctire. and Gordon Angevine. ographer .........,.... ..,Horace B, Smith. -lr. Assistant John Huehnegarth, Advertising Manager ............... Alice R. Geyer Solicitors---'Betty Aierstocli. ,lean Aunian. Richard POI1lCFllI'ltZ. and Elizaheth Simons. NEWSDADEIQ Associate Editor. . . . . . . . .Marian Ranck Features Editor .......... ..... G wendolyn MCCOIl1l1S Assistants-Mary Baer, Betty Bally, Howard Car' baugh, Carolyn Gardner. Rosine llgenfritz, Katha' rine Knipe, George Luekey, Weber Luttenherger. Gladys Moedinger, Vivian Myliii, Lanious Reig' hard. and Rohert Chryst, Columnists. . . ...... ,lack Tighe Rohert Usner Art Editor ..... ...Betty jane Flickinger Exchange Editor. , ................ lvlargaret Stautler Assistant-Ma ry A ulc amp. Circulation Mzinager ............ .... 'l ohn Heald Assistant-Betty Somerheld. Sarah E. Bitner ..... Advisers ..... Rohert XV. Broome STUDENT COO NCI L ENT COUNCIL President ................................ William Oller, Senior Vice-President ..... ..... H enry Buckwalter, Senior Secretary ...... .... P atricia Wilson, Senior Treasurer. . . . . ..... Richard Landis SENIOR MEMBERS Grace Alexander Rohert Chryst Stanley Dunn Charles Francos SOPHOMORE Phil Burger Randall Clark james Geist Wesley Haig Jessie jones Mildred Long jane Reinhold MEMBERS Nick Patinos Samuel Orem Geraldine Weigand , junior JUNIOR MEMBERS Walter Aierstock Ruth Reese Carolyn Gardner Donald Schneider Nancy Gruhe Ann Wolf Betty Moedinger Honor Society. .Lanious Reighard Vidette Staff ........ John Heald Girl Reserves. .Nancy Wilkerson Hi-Y ............ . .Philip Dunn Vocational ..... .Thomas Hornig Band and Orchestra. . .Ruth Price CLASS OF 1941 Betty Aierstock Grace Alexander Thomas Ankrim Mary Aukamp Betty Bally Edgar R. Barnes Saramae Bartholomew Winsome Bimesderfer Harriett Boyer Loren Braner Stanley Buch Henry Buckwalter Robert Chryst ,lay Clymer Adele Crockett Dorothy Diller james Dunn Stanley Dunn Mary Eby Paul Ensininger Arline Eshleman Shirley Ann Fink Mary Elizabeth Fox Richard Frailey Charles Francos Ruth Freitag john Gelhard Claribel Gerhart Paul Gerhart Alice Geyer Nicholas Gianopoulos Doris Hall june Hauer William Haun john Heald june Heisey George Hetrick Richard Holland Doris Humphreys Heinz lsenberg Doris jackson Jessie Iones William Keays john Keene Nelson Keperling Katharine Knipe Anna Belle Laushey Edwin Leonard Dorothy Litch Mildred Long Martha Lutz Gloria Mayer Gwendolyn McCornbs Betty jane McElroy Geraldine Miller Albert Moncure William Oller Dorothy Oswald Ruth Price Marian Ranck Richard Ranck Lenious Reighard Jane Reinhold ,lean Robbie Allan Ruth john Self Ellen Sholfstall Anna Siegel Miriam Simmons Horace Smith Mary Stanley James Stauifer Margaret Stauiler Max Stierstorfer Doris Stoll Fred Suydam Aristoteles Theros Richard Van Dusen Rosemary Wagar Betty E. Wagner Yetta Weiss Nancy Welchans Nancy Wilkerson Patsy Wilson Jane Wolf CLASS OF 1942 Zelmar Barson Richard Buckwalter Ralph Cramer Philip Dunn John Fish Mamie Fletter Robert C. Fritsch Edward Fry Albert Gardner Carolyn Gardner Marilyn Glohisch William Graf Nancy Grube Anna Haagen Lois Hoover Arthur Horting Patsy Iones Richard Landis john Longwell George Luckey Weber Luttenberger Tony Mangini Shirley Lee May Arlene R. Pinkerton Nancy Schnelli Peter Segro Harold Shartle Marion E. Starr Wallace Vlassis Arndt Weicksel l-KDIXICDIQ SQCHZTY 71 --ef ., 195 . w ' ' ' - 'Cf' 5 G' 9 ELEM: 5 ' A f 1 Q ? 'f E 1 4 Eh . 2 W' 731 5 .az Q 1 '5 , r 53 . , 'I F V V kv ui 1 2.531 Q fu - V' ' fN Qfgi u - 3. .A I l qw- mf ' H 1.,l-P N f , 'Q ' Q , 1,51 U ii 52 ,gg U i U if -1 ie Y-gwa , Q ,J 2 ' Q Q2 xg - ' 1 4- 7 . S - f fs - . 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Y- A' 7, -- 3 5 lfwicaf Organizafiorw SENIOR GLEE CLUB Graduating Members: Betty Aierstock, Grace Alex' ander, Esther Beam, john Bucher, Richard Burkey, john Burkhart, Janet Charlton, Adele Crockett, Merle Detra, Inez Derst, Stanley Dunn, Mary Eby, Emma Eckman, Paul Ensminger, Richard Frailey, Angeline Francos, Charles Francos, Jeanne Eulmer, Richard Garnet, Harold Groff, James Helm, Richard Hershey, Sylvia Kopp, Annette Landry, Anna Belle Laushey, Bernice Lavender, Geraldine Martin, Gloria Mayer, Hope Mellinger, Ruth Neudorf, Ruth Price, Charlotte Prutzman, Lanious Reighard, Helen Rhode, Wzilter Robinson, Raymond Roden, Richard Schaeffer, Vivian Schultz, Miriam Sim- mons, jack Tighe, Shirley Trewetz, Mary jane Troop, Richard Warfel, Nancy Welchzixis. ORCHESTRA Graduating Members: Edgar Brereton, Stanley Buch, john Cannon, Julia Carr, Nancy Cramer, Marie Dinkelberg, Alice Geyer, Dorothy Van Gordon, Nancy Harnly, june Heisey, Mildred Hendry, Anna Belle Laushey, Amos Martin, Chester McElroy, Evelyn Melester, Williani Oller, Ruth Price, Miriam Simmons, Williani Woerner, Robert Zercher. BAND Graduating Members: Harold Alden, Richard Arm' strong, Saramae Bartholomew, Edgar Brereton, john Cannon, julia Carr, Marie Dinkelberg, james Dunn, Marvin Foltz, Richard Frailey, Mildred Hendry, Betty Howell, Russell King, Amos Martin, Clarence Martzall, Evelyn Mel' ester, Nelson Polite, Ruth Price, Richard Ranck, Lanious Reighard, Gilbert Reynolds, james Stauffer, Willigini Vxfoerner, Robert Zercher. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Graduating Members: Mary Eberly, Merle Detra, Louise Reese, Verna Yunginger. 'Ca5L8g EWCLJJ KOGPGJ5 J U N E M A D A Comedy in Threc Acts Naomi B. Terry, Director Student Directors: Charles G, Frzmcos, john A. Heald, Gwendolyn R, Mcfomhs. Penny Wcmcmd .... Chuck Harris.. Mrs. Wnxmmd . . . Elmer Tuttle. . Dr, WrJc1d , . .. Efhe ............. Milly Lou .......... G. Mervyn Roberts Roger Van Vlcck .... Mr. Harris Shirley Wentwmmrtlx. .. Ralph Wcntwcmrth .... julie Harris ...... Marian R. Ranck DRAMATIS PERSONAE M.ALEXANDER HENRY L. BUCKWALTER, jR. . . . . . . .ARLINE F. ESHLEMAN ...........EDWARD R. REED .. . . . . .PAUL W. ENSMINGER JUNE HEISEY 74 ..w1Ns0ME E. BIMESDERFER .........THOMAS R, ANKRIM JOHN TIGHE, JR. ....WILLIAM H. WOERNER KATHARINETKIWPE ...WALTER C. HALLER ...HMARTHA R. LUTZ DEBATI NC Coaehes ........ ....... ........... ..................... . . . Wllllam F' Diller Affirmative: Robert C. Wolpert Alice Geyer, Nancy Grube, Katharine Knipe, Shirley May, Doris Greenleaf, Eleanor Raub Nancy Clime, Nancy Schnelli, Elizabeth Ann Simons, Beverly McGraw, Ralph Bagger Negative: Shirley Fink, john Bucher, Martha Lutz, Zelmar Barson, Ann Wolf, David Weiss Elise Morris, Mamie Fletter. SGCIAL CQWIMITTEE Nincy Viilkcrson .... . ...... CofChairmen .................... Lanious Reighard Admission Barnes, Gladys Moedinger, Weber Iohn Heald, Chairman: Stanley Dunn, Luttenbefilef, Donald BHSSCU, GQOYEZC Nancy Althotf, jane Reinhold, june H6triCli. Hauer, Robert Landis, jack Tighe. Refwshmems Publicity Alice Geyer, Chairman: William Oller, Ann Wolf, George Butts, Walter Rob' inson, Llaribel Gerhart, Carolyn Gardner. Clzeclqroom Martha Lutz, Chairman: Thomas Smith, Betty Aierstock, Richard War' fel, Eleanor Raub, jack Gelhard, Peggy jackson, Max Stierstorfer, Mae Kennedy. Miisic Katharine Knipe, Chairman: Edgar Horace Smith, Chairman: Rosemary Wagar, Loren Braner, Arlene Eshlef man, Paul Ensminger, Mary E. Fox, Paul Gerhart. Cliaperones Shirley Ann Fink, Chairman: Mary Clime, Thomas Ankrim, Richard Lan' dis, Betty Moedinger. Building William Edwards, Chairman: james Walker, Raymond Smeltz, William Strayer, Richard Reese, Gordon Krentz, ,lay Clymer, Carl Koring. 4, , .9 E91 ' S . . x W, LA v .x - ' 'r Alf, K, K Assn 15. - Q, if Riff .f . AW lj' ggi' , ,, 46- -iwm rf-M I ?K'f - 1 1 r' 1 ' 1 - 1. ' fx... 7 - wx 1 Yi' 'N 5' - 1 Q 4 'H Hf 7'i'-f1'QiXN x 3 tf.QS.'4fe', .1 . , ' 4, 1.4 5.?5'QZi 75S we V xg-N' ' ,zgvfig:,i,gg E,gff--W3 Y jig?- 1v ' I, M Rn- ' A ' , 'Af 4, W 9 Sv - if ? V917 ' n- . e '- t .fibft 3. ,..i3 5v 'WT 8 'sill fa fgJ'qfi'?'f'f':. qi, ff gre, Le-1 ' LI ,, H4 7 :ff ,- .f I ' 4 S. L s 'p , ,,a- A I ,w 1 f L 1 Y. 2 JA 'J' ,.,,F.,- A 4 x Q9 . V xx.. . wk N.. Q . Q ?f .. ,.s,. -- .-A L' .Q . f V ' A.. Q Q Qt . 3' 5 Q 'g L! 5 u L Q i x Q N , 0 fl MJ' -rf , N' Q. ,s 51 -. l gi ' u :ga -aw -f.. , , N .,.. , , ,N fs 1 ,.,:n A Y ':wi?s5A?filI5?Tw,' ' i 5 ,,,., SJ B' 'E' IS fx 'Q fl? u . XX will' . fa-A M. hy 1n,xi4-iff i 1. JV X W ,,,,.,k,., . 4 .A ff- NNAAM W, 0 ',..i EQQTBALL Varsity Foothall Squad of 1941 First Row, left to right: Richard Schaeffer, Manf ager, William Strayer, Allen Ruth, James Walker, Loren Braner, Captain, Victor Bowers, George Lcaman, Philip Burger, john Ulmer, Manager. Second Row: William Keays, Robert Mann, Dale Linehaugh, jerry Brooks, Max Stierstorfer, Wil' liam Shoher, Jay Clymer, james Griffiths, james Turton. Third Row: Donald Schneider, William Wagner, William Dettinger, Algy Wilson, Leon Glover, William james, john Keller, William Stockton, Kenneth Wise, Paul Gerhart. Fourth Row: Dick Reese, Daniel Miley, Pete Yarf ncll, William Stewart, Andrew Karpouzis, Fred Suydam, Harry Hogman, Bud Snodgrass, Richard Umherger, Herbert Shindler, Assistant Coach Mr. O. G. Sola. . - ' ,s V- 1 A , X Y, 1 if X , , Q Q , ML, N 3 up -M ', T x f1 W ff K ' 5 nf ,fi X X XXX ' aah 103' - - nw .ij BASKETBALL Basketball Squad : Rohert Anderson Manager Thomas Hicks CofCaptain john Burger CofCaptain Robert Sherts Philip Burger Richard Reese Kenneth Wise Robert Peitzmaln john Valentino Nicholas Gianopoulos Assistant Manager SQCCEIQ First Row: Robert Myers fAsst. Mgrj, Ray' mond Smcltz, Nelson Polite, Gordon Krentz, Nicholas Gia 111m1 poulos, john Valenti lmcm, Richard Milley, Robert Elms Qblczxd Mgrj. Second Row: Thomas McVcy, Gordon Clark, Thomas Hicks, Albert Drztchbar, John Burger, Wni. Lawyer, Alex Frank, Coach james J. Neely. Third Row: Herbert Bernhart, Robert Smithson, Clifford Bassett, Thomas Smith, Albert Beats, Harold Kaufhold, Robert Schmid, Lawrence Kaufhold. fic -' ' 9 'Q A',, fi -1.'F W ' R Sf xi. TIQACK Seated, lst row: William Leonard, jay Clymer, Thomas Smith, William Kauffman, Richard Zwally, Allan Ruth, Richard Umberger, Paul DeVerter, Richard Steinmetz. 2nd row: Donald Schneider, William Edwards, Richard Reese, Richard Herr, Richard Urban, William Gettle, Ralph Cramer, john Gochenauer, Leonard Wilson, Robert Elins, Manager. 3rd row: Raymond Maxwell, Franz Fultz, Gerald Christie, Richard Bowers, Paul Gerhart, Paul Brosey, jerry Brooks. 4th row: Kenneth Mohler, Gordon Angevine, Richard Stockton, Thomas Manuel, James Sener, Paul Hoover, James Weimer, Louis Figari, Richard Smith. Sth row: Victor Benner, Richard Graybill, Henry Diller, Robert Kline, Nelson Polite, Donald Good, Coach Herr, Herbert Tangert. 81 TENNIS Left to right on the court: Paul Walker, Carl Wiker, Richard Holland, Horace Smith. Standing: Rob Roy Jamison, Jack Tighe, Donald Fickes, 'Henri Berit, Walter Robinson, Dick Charles, Henry Mearig, George Brett, Harold Shartle, Robert Lazarowitz, William Martz, Richard Landis, Robert Landis, Glenn Stauifer, Clarence Rohrer, Coach Wm. L. Atchley. , CRQSS CCDUIXITTQY Left to right: Kneeling: Richard Urban, Thomas Manuel, Kenneth Deckman, Kenneth Mohler, John Grube, Robert Elins fManagerJ. Standing: Coach A. E, Herr, William Leonard, William Kauffman, Richard Herr, William Gettle, Herbert Tangert, Henry Diller QAssistant Coachl. ' WVQESTLIIXIG M First Row: Robert Myers, james Grolf, Richard Milley, john Frank, Robert Flick, F Ira Fisher. X Second Row: Coach Neely, Fred' Suydam, Eugene Charles, Russell McDonnel, Herbert Shindler, Jay Clymer, Manager, Richard Schaeffer. VQLLEY BALL Thomas Ray, Donald Schneider, Paul Myers, Frank Kopf, Robert Peitzman, Robert Sherts, Coach Rooker, Loren Braner. GULF g john Grube, Robert Rohm, William Cushman, Adam Fissel, Jack Martin, jack Hatz, Robert Leese, Coach McMinn, Paul Hersh. f 85 .ffl LANH wk JUN ICQ VAIQSITY FCDCDTBALL First Row: Thomas Hondras. Hobart Taylor, Roscoe Nixdorf. james Weimer, joseph Giandalia, Rohert Harclerode, Gordon Bair. Richard Good, Richard Cramer, Glenn Arnold. Second Row: Richard Geltz, Andrew Karpouzis. Richard Grayhill, Richard Kopf, joseph Pan' tanello, Claire Underkofller, Nickolas Stathopoulos, William Stathopoulos, Richard Beasley, Richard Medlar, Louis Figari. Buck Row: Coach O. G. Sola, Thomas Ray, joseph Lawrence, Raymond Flora, Robert Weaver. Elvin Andrews, Kenneth Barton. james Horner, Edward Bruhalcer, Samuel Orem, Paxil Brosey, Kenneth Pierce. JUIXIKDIQ VAVQSITY BASKETBALL Fxvst Row: Donald Good, james Geist, Louis Figari, john Lawrence. Second Row: Manager, Claire Underkofller, Thomas Ray, Samuel Orem, William Stathopoulos. S-1 D Pep ED CLUB Club Members: Mary Aadrup, Irene Ashmead, Jean Auman, Joline Barher, Kitty Bauer, Elizabeth Binkley, Arline Brett, Betty I. Christ, Anna Doll, Thelma Duus, Dorothy Fox. Valera Gemmill, Dorothy Glass, Doris Greenleaf, Virginia Gregg, Betty Greider, Violet Hecimovich, Marjorie Hipple, Mary Ann Hostetter, Helen Hostetter, Elaine johnson, Bernice Krentz., Doris King, Nettie Leaman, Emma Lutz, Betty McElroy, Marion Merrill, Geraldine Miller, Virginia Miller, Esther Mutzel, Lillian Myers, Betty Gwens, Eleanore Patton, Ruth Price, lfjulih Reese, Miriam Rittenhouse, Emma Rohm, Dorothy Rosser. Elizaheth Sibson S Joan ir , Katherine Smith, Mary jane Troop, Grace Vaughn, Betty E. Wagner, Barbara Weaver, Betty Mae Waltman, Lois Welchans, Patsy Wilson. LEA Seniors: Ruth Becker, Mary E. Fox, Jane Brown, Betty LaMonaca, Betty Markle, Ida Rothweiler, Betty Beecher, Emma Rohm, Betty Wagner, Miriam Baskind, Margaret Milley, Fannie Riker, Marian Shaub, Dorothy Arment, Dorothy Glass, Helen Ingram, Irene White, Beatrice Yoder. juniors: Betty Gormley, Helen Hostetter, Bernice Norquest, Nancy Pickel, Marilyn Globisch, Phyllis Hoeltzel, Virginia Miller, Dorothy Stauffer, Betty Christ, Mary Moser, Marion Reneker, Dorothy Fox, Patsy Gehman, janet Lefever, Marion Johnson, Charlotte Book, joan Esbenshade, Arlene Pinkerton, Charlotte Shindle, Emma Lutz. Sopliomores: june Rice, Gloria Waller, Anna M. Roden, Pearl Rohrer, Ellen Emmert, Betty Eceser, Evelyn Martin, Anna Mull, Meryle Baker, Kitty Bauer, Ruth Martin, Betty Weaver, Charlotte Boell, Betty Rice, Ethel Wiker, Geraldine Weigand, Nancy Engle, Vesta Musser Mary Aardrup, Betty Bomberger, Alice Johnson, Ioan Shirk, Roberta Boyer, Gloria Gunzeni hauser, -Ioline Barber. DEQS 85 WE SWIM WE IIANIII 86 GI IQLS' CHAN! IDICNSM I I3 TEAMS Archery Champion . . ....... . . Alice Hartstein 1941 Team School Champions: Doris Hall, June Hauer, Nancy Wilkerson, Betty Howell, Shirley Ann Fink, Nancy Harnly, Martha Lutz, Shirley Trewetz. Manager ............... Betty Jane Wagner 1942 Team: Pauline Schmidt, Ruth Reese, Verna Shissler, Mamie Fletter, Yvonne Royer, Jean Shenk. Manager ............. . , . Betty Beecher 1943 Team: Arlene Weitzel, Ruth Ann Schaeffer, Jeanne Hemmig, Anna Conlin, Dorothy Meck, Betty Rill, june Hapner. Tennis Champion .............. Grace Grifliths Hockey Champions fleft to rightj: Norman Bowman, Dorothy Shoffstall, Evelyn Rannels, Mamie Fletter, Ruth Hemperly, Charlotte Book, Loretta Hoar, Marilyn Globisch, Doris Stein, Virginia Miller, Arlene Pinkerton. 87 kj Q' MIWY CLUBS ROOSEVELT I-IifY Senior Pres. ...,..... Stanley Dunn V, Pres. . .Lamious Rcighard Sec... ....... john Keene Trezis. ...... Paul Ensminger Chap. ..... . . .Piiiil Gerhnrt. LINCOLN HifY junior Pres ....... Robert Bowmzvi X . Preg .... Andrew Charles Sec.. . ..,.. Ralph Cramer Trexia.. . . . .Richard Stauffer Chap. ........ Donald Birrell BUCHANAN HifY S0pl'I077lO7'C Pres. .,........ Nick Patinus Vi Pres ....... Vv'illizim Dry Sec. .... ..... W 'eslcy Haig Treas. ........ Richard Hess Chap.. . . . .... Dale Steiner TROTTY VECK .nminu Winters ...... . President Ji-lc Cruekett, . . . .Vicu'Prcsidcni: .irv Clinic ............ Secretary Ll Bl'fU'llln ............ TfC1lSllfCf PEPI-DEB airllwl licrhnrt ........ President ziry julie Pyfur .... Vice airy Lixuisc hydu ....., iwrimthv V.in iiivrdiin .... Prcsidcnt Secretary Trczisui cr DEBBLTANTE lnriai Nhyer ........... President 'rev Shui'ru.ikcr .... Vircfprcsidcnt rms Stull .......,..,. Secretary rrgildlnr M.irt1n ....... Trizalsurcr C. O. D. 'rnicc Kit-nt: .......... President :incy Schnclli ..... Vice President .irulyn fizirdnrr ........ Secretary :tty M-icdingcr ........ Trczisurvr TRIfY urls Shwrly ..... ,.,. . hurliitte Bi-nk ..... View :incy Snziwly ....... .. President President .Secretary :muy Husswn. . . , . , . . . .Treasurer TRIETTS .unc .liihrxsrn ......... President immrliy Funstvr'm.lchcr Vim: President Iairmn ,Iiihnsun ......,.. Secretary :hcl lwhllvr .....,...... Treasurer JUNCTOETZ .nity XYLJM r. . . . .. .,.. Prcsidcnt mn Pmsail. , . ..... .Vice Prcsidcnr nnri XX enncr.. ...... .Secretary ivmn Bmvrnairi . ..... Treasurer O. G, Z utty Main XV1iltmLin ..... Prcsidcrit stty Ann Simnmns.Vicc President my Smith ............. Secretary Uris Greenleaf ......... Treasurer MADAMGISELLE vclyn Caniphi-ll ........ President crn Adams ....... Vice-President urls bnyder ............ Secretary Iary jane Myer ........ Treasurer TRLDEBS lands Wilson ......... etty Fcrser ........ Vice mn Armcnt. .. ...... . President 'President .Secretary sther Winters ...,...,.. Treasurer W TRILI. R. ntherine Shxiuh ......... President 'oruthy Turtun ..... ViccfPresidcnt iarie Lcfcver. ...... , . . .Secretary 'orothy Fzisnzicht. . . . . . . .Treasurer LAS SENORITAS 'oris Carney ............ President inet Christ ........ Vice-President earl Ruhrer ............ Secretary eggy Himmelshach ..... Treasurer LAO DELPHIA rrline Spalding .,....... President 'esta Musser ....... VicefPresident Iarolyn Shearer ......... Secretary velyn Schmnol-r ........ Treasurer MLLASSIES ulia Howry ............ President ,ois Atkinson ...... Vicc'President 'auline Hoetzcl ......... Secretary ean Wolf ....... .... T rensurer will Il' GIQL QJISEQWC CLUBS CLASS l-l ISTC IQY Back in the Middle Ages, September, 1938, A.D., four mighty groups joined forces to enter a new kingdom, John Piersol McCaskey High School. They had assembled from different realms of the empire of Lancaster-East, West, George Ross, and Lancaster Township Junior High Schools. These forces entered the new realm as warriors, expecting to rule the capital. How wrong they were! They had neglected to consider an item of utmost importance-the pref vious rulers were efficient, the front ranks were filled, the newcomers were expected to fall in the rear. They endured such hardships as wrong corridor directions given willingly by heartless Seniors, bad report grades, and seventh periods. Soon, however, in spite of all these rebuffs, the superiority of the class became faintly visible. Representation was gained in the Student Coun' cil, athletic groups, and music organizations. It is a matter of history that during that year the school was host to the AllfState Band. Time passed all too rapidly. A new year dawned giving us, now haughty Juniors, an op' portunity to watch the new Sophomores, the class of '42, flounder through the endless halls. The excellence of the class of '41 grew brighter. No longer could the unmatched talents of this unique group be hidden. Loren Braner was inf augurated president, Henry Buckwalter was elected vicefpresident, Nancy Wilkerson kept the minutes, and Alice Geyer was selected his' torian. Again in 1940, j.P.M. became a host- this time to the State Student Council Convenf tion. By that time the class members had dis' tinguished themselves in various activities-foot' ball, basketball, swimming, soccer, track, band, orchestra, glee club, journalism, student govern' ment, and debating. Some were elected to the National Honor Society. For colors, maroon and white were chosen, and a class emblem was se' lected. By the end of June all decided that enough had been accomplished for one year, so the session was adjourned. At last! Finally this noted group passed through the portals of J.P.M. as Seniors, the torch having been passed on by the preceding class. With it we resolved to fulfill our duty wholeheartedly in the service of our beloved Alma Mater. Henry Buckwalter took charge as the new chief execu' tive and the wheel of achievement started rolling. Robert Chryst became vice'presidentg Grace Alexander, secretary, and Charles Francos, treasf urer. At that time the class members assumed leadership in all important helds. The Student Council was reorganized under a new plan. Paramount dramatic ability was displayed in the class play, june Mad. Princess Ida and several concerts were given by the music depart' ments. A number of allfschool dances were sponsored by the school social committee. Class Day and the Senior Prom triumphantly followed. When we realized that we had reached the top rung of the ladder at graduation, we knew that this was only one of many ladders leading to success. The road through high school had been beautiful-beautiful amidst joy and sorrow, triumph and defeat, laughter and tears. We now leave it as an inspiring memory-the first class to live at McCaskey from sophomore year through senior--the CLASS OF '41. Alice R. Geyer, Historian. 'll The drink Fi' A th t if everyllmody REDEROSE I knows Guaranteed Feed A A rt COC LA BOT C0 1oHN W. ESHELMANGSONS 417 :East Ross Stgeet ' Established 1842 Lancaster. Pa The Vidette Staff and the Class of 1941 express their appreciation for the Cooperation of their Advertisers Compliments CHET LINCOLN and his ORCHESTRA Lancaster's Finest Dance Band SH and AM LGIICCISTGI' B'l1SIl.1'1eSS COHGQS l86th Yearl IEWELERS Secretarial and Accounting Courses 24 fOI' High School Graduates and College Students M. A. Shaftner R. S. Ream . For Catalog, Address: Two Doors from Post Office . . Registrar-48 N- Queen Street Iust as Re1iab1e. Lancaster. Pa. L Have a Natural, Splendid Photograph Taken in H AG IE R? S galflalflff l9Aofo . 0 5 31 Official Photographer for the 1941 Edition of The Videtteu HAGER 6: BRO., Inc. PHOTO STUDIO Second Floor Brunette? Blonde? Redhead? Whatever Your Type, .V S S dd 4'd d?? ??? q dtttt ' ' 'R' N:-:. .-.f.1 5 7:3:5 212221 - g-gI 3 121 :31f: : : 1. '5?:I5I5 :' SL 5 ' f1fIf?fZ25f5i225E52fIg-, :l -2-2-- tlt W M ltt ??? N dd' I-,Ex fl .. , hy: rx-3,5 ai' Xi HMIHVS Has 3 Shops That Are WPS With lho Junior Crowd The Sport Shop .... 3rd Floor l The Apparel Shop . . . 3rd Floor The Budget Shop .... Main Floor Drop in After School for an Eyelul of Moderately Priced Fashions that Will Win Complimentsl so H Mio R Styles for Young Men EUGENE IACOBS' SHIRT SHOP 1 E. King Street Lancaster. Pa. 1, H, TROUP ANDREW s.LE1BFB1ED MUSIC HQUSE NOTARY PUBLIC Established 1881 209 East Frederick Street Lancaster. Pa. Everyihing Musical Special Attention Given to 38 W. KING STREET Students' Learners Permits LANCASTER, PA. OPEN EVENINGS Westenberger, Maley and Myers 125-131 East King Street 0:0 LARGEST AND BEST FURNITURE, CARPET and CURTAIN HOUSE IN LANCASTER STEIGER Compliments of FUNERAL SERVICE KEPPEL and RUOF 163 E- King Sm' ancaster. Pa. Manufacturers of phone 2-0514 CONFECTIONERIES o Dependable Economical FRED SONS R U O F ' S FRESH FLOWERS 601 S. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. Phone 2-3814 APPEL and WEBER IEWELERS O WATCHES SILVERWARE O 40 North Queen Street Congratulations CLASS OF 1941 ARROW SHOE STORE 14 E. King Street Soda Candy MOEDINGER S CLYDE H. COOPER MEMORIALS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST , 154 N. QUEEN STREET 31-33 EAST VINE STREET Free Delivery Anywhere, Anytime LANCASTER. PA. Cigarettes Cigars A F R I E N D GUNZENI-IAUSER'S BETTER BREAD AND CAKES Parker Pens and Pencils Bicycles Say it with Flowers 1 . . . SHENK BROTHERS rom I SPORTING GOODS B A R R S and TOYS Since 1892 30-32 West King Street o . Shop: 116 N. Queen Street Spaldmg Reach Greenhouse: 1000 Columbia Avenue PACKARD LANCASTER CO. 420-432 N. Prince Street Phone 2-4171 MCCASKEY HIGH SCHOOL RINGS . . . the better kind Trophies DIAMONDS . . Z 50 N. Queen Street and Athletic Awards . WATCHES . . . SILVERWARE 0:4 0 O K ' S Lancaster. Pa. Iewelers Since 1877 Watches . . B O Cor. Duke Trophies and Rings . Shealler Pens and Pencils W M A N ' S and Chestnut Streets FRANKLIN 61 Todays students are tomorroW's leaders, Prepare yourself for responsible positions in business, the prolessions, and the gov- ernments Defense Program. Young men well-trained lace with confidence, social and economic changes. MARSHALL Arts, Sciences and Business Administra- tion. Visit the campus of one of Amer- ica's oldest Colleges for Men and inspect its modern buildings, equipment, and recreational facilities. COLLEGE LANCASTER, PENNA. 75wn 721k REMEMBER! YOUR PROMISE TO PAY IS GOOD WITH KAY 10 N. QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA. L. B. HERR and SON l . . . Y.. . . . en A lg D Stationers and Booksellers PRINTING ' ff ' Office and School Supplies D Inc o 46-48 WEST KING STREET ' f ' A LAND x f - .n ' - U , O'LAKES Compliments of the 4 ,12 1 Sweet Cream COLONIAL NME ' Bumn THEATRE sow by All RED ROSE Toon STORES ' MILLER and HARTMAN FRED. E. FORRY, Mgr. DIS'I'RIBUTORS FRED. F. GROFF, INC. WEST ORANGE ST. AT 234 LANCASTER PA ungigrk Buy with confidence from 1..ancaster's Oldest Home-owned Credit Iewelry Store KRANICH BROS. INC. LANCASTERS RELIABLE CREDIT IEWELERS 14-16 N. QUEEN STREET Compliments oi T. and B. CASH and CARRY 108 N. Prince Street Phone 2-3913 Visit I aa LIL af AT rn: Moons puny l-IARRISBURG PIKE uxogsrml. rA. Brubaker Motor. Inc. DeSOTO - PLYMOU'I'H SALES and SERVICE 218 N. PRINCE STREET Phone 6148 Lancaster. Pa. Garden Spot Luncheon Meats and New Tender Wonder Hams Win Favor by Quality and Flavor Ezra W. Martin Co. Route 5 Lancaster, Pa. Whitey Oliver Pontiac Company 425 W. King Street SALES - SERVICE America's Finest Low Priced Car We Carry a Large Stock of McCaskey High School lewelry KEYS - KESHCHAIIWSIFERACELETS for that Graduation Watch select from our Large Stock of HAMILTONS - ELGINS - WALTHAMS . . . WHITE FLASH . . MOTOR OIL M. Norman Bair I EW E L E R 154 EAST KING STREET . . LUBRICATION BEYER and LAIRD Columbia at College DSSSSSS GARDEN sPo'r Wornerrs - Misses - Iuniors CO. Complirnents of Where You Get More for Your Money Dinners and Platters Courtesy and Cleanliness E A T A T BRADER'S DINER Cor. Harrisburg Pike and College Avenue NEVER CLOSED DIAL 2-3116 FOR CLEAN COAL ' RENIENIBER Let Us Serve You! R E B M A N ' S ' HOLIDAY s'roRE RALPH W- COHO Dial 5141 O O West King and Water streets 126 S. Water St., Lancaster, Pa. :'.Q. 1' QV' f . LQ' SIGNIFICANT FACT, too obvious to require much elaboration, is the growth of the Campus Publishing Company. From seven to seventy yearbooks in three years, to make us the largest exclusive year- book publishers in the east. One way to explain it is to say that Campus in not an engraver, a printer, or any other type of processor, but a service organization well acquainted with the ins and outs of yearbooksg co-ordinating all the phases of yearbook planning and processing. Not being a processor, we can cover the field more completely. There is no budget too small or too large in which we are not interested, nor any reproductive process that we cannot supply-letterpress printing, engraving, offset printing, or gravure. Using these processes to the best advantage, we now make available five different means to a good book. In letterpress printing, MASTER-PRINT and UIENGRAV-PRINT. In offset printing, MASTERTONE and VELVETONE -and in gravure, REGENTVURE. All five, from start to finish, are handled alike, receiving the same Perceptiplan servicing, specialized handling of your yearbook from the infant idea to delivery of a fine finished edition. All five are Campus books through and through. These live - differing in price only as they differ in desired effect and budget limita- tions -possess in full those superiorities in appearance, economy, and general effect that have, in three years, made Campus the leading service organization that it is. 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