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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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A yearbook, however, is more than a hundred or so pages of pictures and data bound in a beautiful cover to form a cherished record of the best year of one's life. lt is the football team interrupting its practice for a few moments to cooperate with the Vidette photographer, it is the Glee Club posing for a shot of the Christmas program, it is the Girl Reserves shivering in the cold in front of the main entrance, it is a staff meeting where high school students begin to shoulder responsibilities. This is the Yearbook that cannot be put into print, this is the Yearbook that lives forever in our hearts and minds. But this is all past. The football team has laid aside its helmets. The bright red gowns of the Glee Club have been hung away. The senior Girl Reserve organizations have disbanded. The Yearbook has been published, it now stands as a VIDETTE, a sentinel that, though keeping watch over our record, looks toward the future into which we are moving. 4 AIR CORPS ecfication as ff Sir HUMBLY AND GRATEPULLY WE DEDICATE THIS OUR BOOK TO THE YOUNG MEN WHO WENT FORTH FROM McCASKEY'S HALLS TO GIVE EVEN THEIR LAST TREASURE UPON THE ALTAR OE FREEDOM. ? 1 4 new BENIAMIN B. HEHR AB., AM. Principal Franklin and Marshall College Columbia University ff ,Graf MLM D. B. WITMER A.B., M.S. in Ed. Assistant Principal Franklin and Marshall College University ol Pennsylvania 'ikilrvfk W W MARY B. MYERS B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Decm of Girls Millersville Slate Teachers College University of Pennsylvania virvfkiir f S. ERNEST KILGORE A.B., M.Ed. Dean of Boys Franklin and Marshall College Pennsylvania Slate College p-p-.Q 7ltcufty it lohn W. Armstrong. A.M., English, Columbia University William L. Atchley. B.S., French, Middlebury College Dorothy Schock Aument. B.S. in Music, Music, New York University 'Clifiord Bair. Auto Shop, Michigan State Automobile School Oliver W. Barrick. Industrial Arts, Pennsylvania State College Richard D. Bear. B.S., M. in Ed., Shop, Pennsylvania State College E. Ruth Beattie. M.A., Social Studies, Columbia University Alpheul V. Becker. Typewriting, Keystone State Teachers College Blanche I. Behrens. B.S., J-LM., Clothing, Columbia University Sarah E. Bitner. AB., English, Oberlin College I.. Wilbur Brill. Automotive, Flint Institute of Technology Robert W. Broome. B.S., M.S., English, University ol Pennsylvania 'Laura E. Butler. B.S., M.A., Librarian, Duke University Kathryn Abel Clark. B.S., M.S., Distributive Education, New York University Gardiner C. Crinwell. Crafts, Edinboro State Teachers College Sara F. Diller. B.S. in Ed., M.S., Commercial Subjects, University of Pennsylvania William F. Diller. AB., ILM., English, University of Pennsylvania Clarence M. Ebersole. A.M., American History, Columbia University Paul W. Eshelman. A.B,, M.A., General Shop, Columbia University Charles R. Elhleman. Ir.. M.S. in Ed., Science, Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania 0 Elizabeth Fohl Farmer. B.S., Librarian, Millersville State Teachers College Ioleph M. Fellows. Machine Shop, Pennsylvania State College 'l'Helen Frances Forney. B.S., Physical Education, West Chester State Teachers College Bette A. Frailey. B.S. in Com., Typing, Business Principles, College of New Rochelle Paul W. Frey. M.S. in Sci., University of Maryland Martha Hartman Gall. B.S., English, Gettysburg College Harold B. Gehman. A.M., Biology, Franklin and Marshall College 'HCharlel H. Gladielter. B.C.S., B.S.S. B.Sc., Shorthand, Eastman Daily P. Greiner. Ph.B., A.M., Mathematics, Columbia University Hay Y. Grube. A.B., Mathematics, Lebanon Valley College U acufty it C. D. Hartman, B.S., M.Ed., English, Pennsylvania State College I. F. Hartranit, A.M., History, Franklin and Marshall College Francis I. Hathy, M.S. in Ed., Bookkeeping, University oi Pennsylvania Abram E. Herr, B.S., A.M,, Physical Education, Columbia University I. L. Hilleqas, B.S., A.M., Biology, University ot Pittsburgh Henry A. Hoover, B.S., A.M., Biology, Cornell University H. Leland Hoover, Electricity, Pennsylvania State College H. Grant Hurst, A.B., English, French, Franklin and Marshall College Anna I. Knox, AM., Home Economics, Columbia University Earl L. Koth. B.S., Related Mathematics, English, Pennsylvania State College Margaret Laughton, B.S., Physical Education, Temple University Helen H. Little, A.B., A.M., Social Studies, Columbia University Dean S. Love. B.S., Veterans' Unit School, Pennsylvania State College Harry B. Lutz, Bookkeeping, Wharton School C. L. Martin, A.B,, A.M., English, Franklin and Marshall College G. Carl McComsey, B.S. in Ed, Veterans' Unit School, Millersville State Teachers College Charles S. Mulhatten, B.S. in Econ,, Bookkeeping, Franklin and Marshall College Anna M. Losch Mylin, B.S,, Typewriting, Susquehanna University Iarnes I. Neely, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Physical Education, Temple University Iohn S. Oller, Ph.B., A.M., Science, Franklin and Marshall College Ralph H. Patterson, AB., A.M., Mathematics, Westminster College, Franklin and Marshall College Mary E. Powers, A.B., A.M., Health, Columbia University Mrs. Mary S. Price, A.B., A.M., History, University of Pennsylvania Daniel G. Reiber. B.A., Veterans' Unit School, Franklin and Marshall College A. Fred Rents, AB., A.M., B.D., Latin, German, Franklin and Marshall College A. W. Rex, Mechanical Drawing, Mechanical Institute, Rochester, New York Iohn H. Rodman. B.S. in Ed., M. in Ed., Veterans' Unit School, Temple University Lillian M. Rowe. A.B., A.M., Mathematics, Columbia University Anne D. Schaeffer. A.B., AM., History, Wilson College, Susquehanna University Clarence P. Shull, B.S. in Ed., A.M., Mathematics, University oi Pa., Franklin and Marshall College Lcufty ik Harold E. Sinclair, B.S. in Ed., Salesmanship, Indiana State Teachers College Monroe W. Sloyer, Ph.B., A.M., Social Studies, Lafayette College Boyd I.. Sponaugle, B.S., Science, Lebanon Valley College Woodrow W. Sponaugle, A.B,, English, Franklin and Marshall College Maurice C. Stallsrnith, B.S., Chemistry, Gettysburg College Pauline A. Staufier, B.S., M.A., Art, Columbia University Ivan lay Stehman. B.S. in Ed,, MA., Physical Education Pennsylvania State College Naomi B. Terry, AB., A.M., English, Columbia University Kathryn Troup, A.B., A.M., Latin, Columbia University Iohn P. Weise, B.S. in Econ., Commercial Law Elem Acc Franklin and Marshall College Ianet K. Wignall, B.S., Physical Education, West Chester State Teachers College Leigh Wittell, Instrumental Music, Dorothea E. Wolfe, B.S,, B.L.S., Pennsylvania State College Librarian, Library School New York State College Robert C. Wolpert, B.S., English, Franklin and Marshall College Merrill C. Yost, B,S., Chemistry, Gettysburg College Louise E. Kuhlmann, RN., Nurse, Lankenau, Pennsylvania State College Elizabeth Hershberger, Clerk A. Blanche Landis, Clerk Margaret A. Leaman, Clerk Ruth N. Slaugh, Clerk 'Teacher from Ianuary Z, 1946 Left December 21, 1945 'Teacher from November 26, l945 'Left November 23, 1945 i'On leave oi absence for service in TTDied April 27, 1946 the Armed Forces glass poem gig. Our race is finished, and our course is run. Our high school labors lie behind, and all Our aims are reached. But now we hear the call To future heights, the battle is not done! The way ahead is not a road of fun. Past hidden stumps ot hate and sin we crawl To gain a view along that wondrous hall Of our last goal-a dwelling in the sun. So let us nerve ourselves to wage the fight Which is before-that right may stand above The power ot wrong, and justice never cease. Now set we forth well arrned with Gods own might Reflecting His great pr1nc1ple of love For all to build a world of lasting peace DAVID I I-lOl-I SiK1E Y! C 665A JQ:?Mm aww PNN? l A Q 'QQ tw 0 as :K 0 - '?T7f .05 'Sf 10 .l,.l:i,.wlJi xfyii Swan ,using vf- 'X cp , y . t ,, 1- 4, fnvl VIA!! if 5 xoxo V QW f l Q X .Xl-if' db! ZR? -H 5? Edward Frank Abel General-lndustrial Arts Mary Iane Abel Distributive Education Activities: Dancing, Girl Reserves, movies Robert Charles Adamire General Bernard A. Adams College Preparatory Activities: Student Council Vice-president, Varsity Basketball, Honor Society George Iohn Agourides Vocational-Auto Shop Activities: Study Club, Airplane Club Anna K. Aldefier General Activities: Vidette Staff, Social Committee Girl Reserves Nancy Evelyn Allen General Activities: Glee Club Elizabeth Altersberger Commercial Ioan Ruth Altholl General Activities: Girl Reserves, Orchestra, Band Lewis E. Anne General Venita Mae Armold General Activities: Homeroom Secretary, Girl Reserves, Typing Club Eugene Iack Arnold Vocational Robert Eugene Arter General Activities: Homeroom Recording Secretary Mary Frances Ault General Activities: Girl Reserves, Red Cross Club Doris E. Aument General Activities: Girl Reserves, Study Club, Math Club Sona Aznavorian College Preparatory Activities: Cheerleading, Glee Club Social Committee Evelyn Nancy Bair General-Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves C. Davison Ballou General Activities: C.A.P,, Vidette Staff Charles D. Baltz General Nancy C. Bard General Activities: Pre-vocational Math Club Anne Louise Bare General Activities: Red Cross Club, Leaders Club, Homeroom Secretary Ona Mae Barr General Activities: Cheerleading Club, Shorthand Club Stanley Roy Barr General Activities: DeMolay, Band B. Iayne Barrett General Activities: Cheerleading, Inter-club Council, Student Council Mary E. Bash Commercial Activities: Cheerleading Club, Shorthand Club Edwin Bassler General Activities: Glee Club Robert I. Basso College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y, Art Club Pat Iayne Beam College Preoaratory Activities: Pay Committee, Girl Reserves, Leaders Club fin? Y W5 T: Q 3 XA in :i ' W i A X. - lf., cox -S4331-A f6 9 karl 1 I A Al? ef! A Q. ft P eg t 1 9. M G St ill 5 nf' l Th, agr J seeeffo fyyieg, 1 I.aFern Iune Beamesderler Commercial Activities: Honor Society, Red Cross Vice- President, Girl Reserves Betty Bell General Activities: Cheerleading Club, Student Swimming Teacher lack P. Bell General Activities: Glee Club Doris L. Benn General Activities: Girl Reserves, Salvage Committee Irma Benner Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Study Club Arlene Elizabeth Berger Distrihutive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Adeline Marie Berit College Preparatory Activities: heerleading Captain, Social Committee, Student ouncil Herbert C. Berkheimer College Preparatorg Activities: Tennis, i-Y, Swimming William Horace Blaisdell College Preparatory Activities: Swimming Team, I-li-Y, Tennis Team Sumner T. Bohee College Preparatory Activitiesz, Football Team, Basketball Team, Track Team Paul Samuel Bomberger. Ir. College Preparatorg' Activities: Vidette tall, Hi-Y Velma Bordt Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Typing Club William H. Borthwick College Preparatoiiy V Activities: School lay, Hi-Y, Pre-Flight Club Ioann Virginia Bowman College Preparatory Activities: Homeroom President, Dramatic Club Girl Reserves Pauline Marguerite Boxleitner General Activities: Girl Reserve Club ViceAPresident xxj.. E464 A Qi 11 if Ray Kenneth Bradley nil f f' 2 General 7.6 if ox kip' Activities: Diving Team Fred H. Brandt Vocational-Electric Charlotte H. Brenner Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Mary Lou Brodhecker General Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Play Committee Helen Brown Commercial Activities: Shorthand Club, Typing Club Iessel K. Brown General Activities: Glee Club, Wrestling, Intramural Sports Ruth A. Brown Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Homeroom Secretary, Shorthand Club Nancy Brubaker General Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club Wallace I.. Brubaker Vocational-Wood Shgp Activities: Swimming eam Iohn Henry Bruckart General Activities: Orchestra Della Louise Buch College Preparatog Activities: Typing lub Thelma Arlene Buckwalter College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Annual Stall, Leaders Club Doneta B. Burkentine Commercial-General Activities: Shorthand Club, Girl Reserves .K 1R41 A 'sm EWX A 1 LV .K nh AO - -fi! 4.x ff- e is l T El 1. t , 'V ' cf 7' A X P .Li Iohn William Burkhart General Activities: Football Helen M. Bushong Distributive Education lack Carl Busser General Activities: Printing Club Dominic Nick Capp Vocational Activities: Football Team Pauline Carmin College Preparatory Activities: Glee Club, Swim Leader, Play Committee Iames O. Case General Activities: Varsity Football, DeMolay, Hi-Y Carol V. Cawood ' College Preparatory Activities: Social Committee, Leaders Club, Girl Reserves Frederick Eugene Chambers Vocational Helen M. Chambers General Activities: Shorthand-Typing Club Emory M. Charles. Ir. Vocational Activities: Study Club Eugene A. Charles College Preparatory Activities: Buchanan Hi-Y Iohn Robert Charles General Activities: Soccer, Wrestling, Hi-Y Kenneth D. Child Vocational Activities: Vidette Staff, Social Committee Barbara I. Christensen General Activities: Girl Reserves, Orchestra, Honor Society Benedict N. Cicero General Activities: Glee Club E te A x ' J I M Raymond Clark ! . . I Vocational fs-X vt' o Activities: Social Committee, Study Club ' Emma May Cogley College Preparatory Activities: Spanish American Club, Quiz Club, Study Club Elsie Cecelia Cole General b Activities: Girl Reserves, Play Committee Kathryn E. Collins General Activities: Girl Reserves Dorothy Marie Coonan College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Study Club Lorraine Ann Cosgrove Commercial Activities' Girl Reserves, Study Club, Library Harry B. Coyle. Ir. College Preparatory Activities: Athletics, Honor Society, Senior Class Vice-president Alma May Cunningham General Activities: Girl Reserves, Sigma Sigma Gamma Sorority, Leaders Club Doris Elaine Cunningham College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Homeroom Secretary Hebert C. Current. Ir. College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y, DeMolay, Vidette Staff Ralph Vincent Darrah. Ir. Vocational Arthur Harry Davidson Commercial Activities: Honor Society, Social Committee, Annual Stall lean Dawson College Preparatory Activities: Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Public Speaking 'WS ENT-N VW r -to 7 fr N way! 4 A W .1 '3 R- ' Wi' o ,, e L, , lil 0 Alma D e ering General Activities: Home-room Secretary, Study Club Icxclc DeMo1-ra General Activities: Swim Leader, Homeroom President Hilda lane Denlinger Distributive Education Doris I. Dennis Commercial Activities: Sigma Sigma Gamma Sorority, Play Committee, . omeroom Committee Kenneth C. Depoe General Activities: Typing Club, Salvage Committee Laura De Hoon Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves Grace Arlene Dettinger Distributive Education Activities: All revolve around church Dolores lean De Verter Distributive Education Activities: Swimming, Dolphin Club Q.. Rosa Mae De Vertex General Activities: Girl Reserves, Homeroom Secretary, Sigma Sigma Gamma Sorority Vincent K. Dickel General Wendall Diiiendall General Activities: Glee Club, Homeroom Program Committee Virginia DiGiacomo General Activities: Girl Reserves, Typing Club Doris Leona Ditzler General Activities: Math Club E. Louise Ditzler Commercial Activities: Annual Staff, Senior Class Council Girl Reserves Wm. Donald Ditzler Commercial ,sm Activities: Honor Society, Band, Orchestra Fred G. Dochat Vocational Activities: Drafting Club Mazie I.. Doerr Commercial Activities: Homeroom President Emma F. Dombach General Activities: Typing Club, Girl Reserves Geraldine Dommell General Activities: Girl Reserves, Red Cross Club Michael F. Donnelly. Ir. General Activities: Hi-Y Muriel B. Drybred General Activities: Girl Reserves, Class Representative, Typing Club H. Ernest Duke Vocational LeRoy Edward Duke General Activities: Soccer, Wrestling Donald K. Dunkle General Activities: Glee Club Paul Seaman Eberly General Activities: Band, Orchestra lay F. Ebersole College Pre aratory Activities: l-loner Society, Student Council Richard W. Eby Vocational Activities: Band, Auto Work George William Eckert Vocational Vidette Staii gstx-:wa K 419. Q NL t IIYLO-0 'H A J N 5 .A l , 94, '.r,,697 t fiitf- Ann Edelson College Preparatory Activities: Business Manager Vidette Annual, Honor Society, School Play Cast Bertha E. Ehrhart General Activities: Red Cross Club Mary W. Ehrhart Commercial Activities' Library Club, Typing Club Charles L. 'Eichmann General Activities: Study Club Yvonne Barbara Eley General Activities: Girl Reserves, Vidette Stall, Dramatic Club Louis Emanuel, III College Preparatory Activities: Honor Society, Tennis, Study Club Mary lane Emig Commercial Activities: Shorthand Club, Typing Club Geneva I. Erisman Commercial Activities: Girl Scouts, Shorthand-Typing Club, Shorthand Club Eugene Ernst Vocational Activities Soccer, Drawing Club Kenneth G. Ernst Vocational Activities: Soccer, Drafting and Machine Shop Lorraine Eshbclch Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand Club, Typing Club Robert Eshleman College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y, DeMolay, Soccer Walter E. Etter Vocational Activities: Swimming Team Richard Husted Eyde, II College Preparatory Acgavigesz Troop ll, Lancaster County Bird u Arthur Edward Ezard. Ir. Vocational Grace P. Familiari General f I Activities: Girl Reserves, School Play Ticket aqxbru Committee, Homeroom Secretary Charles I. Fasnacht Commercial Activities: Study Club Ann Fellenbaum College Preparatory Activities: Social Committee: Guest Chairman Glee Club, Annual Stall Richard Leroy Flick General Activities: Football, Leather Club Betty lane E. Frank General Activities: Study Club Thelma May Frank College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Homeroom Representative Iohn Paul Fraunfelter Vocational Activities: Reade-r's Digest Club Ruth M. Freisher Commercial Activities: Honor Society, Homeroom Vice- president, Program Committee Chairman Mariiane Louise Frey College Preparatory Activities: Glee Club, School Play Girl Reserves William B. Fulmer. Ir. General Activities: Band, Hi-Y, Chess Club Merrill C. Fultz. Ir. College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y, Tennis, Band lean M. Futer General Activities: Girl Reserves, Study Club, Typing Club Richard E. Gable General Activities: Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y Cast f fcn . 345' El ,'? P A an r yw. 4 ' 1 ex ,for- lll4L4 'QTEQXW X.. 07' 'Qi Richard G. Gable General Activities: Math Club, Soccer, Study Club Eugene B. Gallagher College Preparatory Activities: Vidette Staff, Class Historian, Student Council Mary Ellen Galley General Activities: Girl Reserves, Student Swimming Teacher, Typing Club lane R. Garrison College Preparatory Activities: Cheerleader, Homeroom President, Annual Staff Anna E. Gaul General Activities: Study Club Jerry Gegg lndustrial Arts Activitiesz Band, Hi-Y Thelma B. Geier Commercial Activities: School Play Student Director, Annual Staff, Glee Club Iere M. Geist Vocational Activities: Social Committee: Building Chairman, Hi-Y, Vidette Staff Robert Gerien General Activities: Wrestling Richard K. Gerhart Vocational Activities: Band, Glee Club, DeMolay Thomas B. Gibble College Preparatorgr Activities: Varsity occer, Wrestling Manager, Horneroom President Harold F. Ginder General Activities: Chess Club, Study Club, Typing Club Ioseph Giordano General Activities: I. V. Football, Track, Advertising Club Edythe H. Girvin General Activities: Drum Majorette, Social Committee Girl Reserves Walter C. Glassmyer General Activities: Soccer I 'o Z! TN f 1 ui lack Richards Glouner, Ir. l ! College Preparatory 5- ,fx Activities: Dramatic Club, l-lomeroorn Secretary, QETEKQU School Play Committee ' Dorothy Mae Gochenauer General Activities: Leaders Club Erla Good General Activities: Red Cross Club Ianet Elaine Good College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, School Play Committee Frank G. Goodhart. Ir. Vocational Activitiesi Football Richard Iohn Goodhurt Vocational Activities: Drafting Club, Micrometer Club Robert Goshkey General David M. Gould General Activities: Hi-Y Doris Elaine Graybill College Preparatory Activities: Orchestra Patrick Andrew Groah General Activities: Hi-Y, DeMolay, Bridge Club Donald W. Groif College Preparatory Activities: Track, Wrestling Ian Guiles Vocational Activities: DeMolay, Hi-Y, Social Committee Gwendolyn Guyer General Activities: Cheerleading, Glee Club, Social Committee X' . 7 A x vxfurl A AA ,r ,X + I If-'QR YO. 4: 2 7 'gl 624, - JV w. Shirley Lee Habel General Activities' Glee Club Bernard Sheaiier Hackman College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y, Study Club, Homeroorri President Kathryn L. Hagen Commercial Activities: Social Committee Co-Chairman, Student Council, Honor Society I. Harold Hahn Vocational Activities: Drafting Club Denton F. Hall Vocational Ice E. Hall General Activities, Study Club Yvonne Marie Hall General Activities' Homeroom Secretary, Red Cross Club Iames H. Haller General Activities: Y. M. C. A. Mary Hamm Commercial Activities: Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Red Cross Club Betty E. Hammer Commercial Activities: Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Red Cross Club Iohn Richard Hampey General Activities. Study Club Patricia I. Hamric General Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand-Typing Club C. Iames Hanna General Walter Warren Hatz, Ir. Vocational Activities: Micrometer Club Iere D. Hedricks General Activities: Swimming j,Q!'E!!j,g, . Ar fl, SQ, 7' Y , L . . Qt ' Iune Louise Hemmmg 5, - Q General if X69 Activities: Girl Reserves, Basketball lack Hendricks General Activities: Band, Orchestra Esther Mae Henry Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Donald R. Herr Vocational Activities' Study Club Grace A. Hershey Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Bridge Club Grace E. Hershey Gene ral lean Louise Hershey College Preparatory Activities: Drum Majorette, Girl Reserves, Swimming Sylvia M. Hershey General Activities: Girl Reserves, Hockey, Basketball Ruth Hershour College Preparatory Activities: Vidette Staff, Glee Club, Girl Reserves Freda Herzon General Activities: Hockey Team Captain, Basketball Team Captain Mildred Herzon College Preparatory Mary E. Hess Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Gerald Iay High Vocational Activities: Swimming Team, Readers Digest Club fc! Y , .1 -Q gmt Q, A Q, l 'N t ng i Nl' , N r , ' r i 9X l 0 45 90 - mf ' X Doris Yvonne Hill General Activities: l-lomeroom Secretary, Typing Club Robert Huber Hiltz Vocational Activities: Readers Digest Club Gladys Hinerdeer Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, G. R. lnter-Club Council, Social Committee David Iames Holi College Preparatory Activities: Honor Society, School Play, Yearbook Editor-in-chief Patricia T. Holden General Activities: Girl Reserves, School Play Committee, Red Mask Dramatic Club Richard C. Holzwarth College Preparatory Activities' Social Committee, Student Council Honor Society Richard Robert Horn College Preparatory Arlene K. House: General Activities: lnter-Club Council, Girl Reserves, Red Cross lohn B. Howry Vocational Activities: Reader's Digest Club Anna May Huh er General Activities: Girl Reserves, Study Club Shirlee M. Huber College Preparatory Activities' Girl Reserves, Annual Staff, Social Committee lean Hudson General V. Ioan Hunsinger College Preparatory Activities Movie Star Club Adele Eloise Hurshman College Preparatory Activities: Vidette Staff, Glee Club, Girl Reserves Anne Iacobs College Preparatory Activities Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Play Committee Phyllis Mae Iamison General Activities: Glee Club Iohn R. Iarrett General Activities: Varsity Football Evelyn Marie Iason General School Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Study Club Clara nce M. Iustis Colleae Preparatory Activities' Hcmeroom President Evelyn Marie Kachel General Activities: Gym Leader Donald Glenn Kann General Activities' Sports Nena Karpouzis Commercial Activities: Leaders Club Iohn Richard Kauffman Colleae Preparatory Activities' Hi-Y, Honor Society, Art Club Alice Marie Kautzman Distributive Education Beverly Keinert General Activities: Glee Club, Girl Reserves Mary Ann Kellenberger College Preparatory Activities' Swim Leader, G Theodore C. Kemper General Marcia May Kendig Commercial Activities' Leaders Club irl Reserves NS!!! E VJ 5 WI 'fm 1-ml -r P ' 24' 'S r 'w - 0 Q QI 'W . , . A 0 at f if 90 sixzvl .1 .X ru, I , ' - f f E r . ' fi 2 1. ' v. I i Jr v vo: sq Ao Elaine M. Kieffer General Activities. Girl Reserves Lois Marie Killian College Preparatory Activities Girl Reserves Rosemary Kissinger College Preparatory Activities: Red Mask Dramatic Club, Honor Society, Certified Braillist Pearl Renee Klin-neck General Activities: Study Club Iacquelyn Mae Kline Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Iere Ivan Klivansky College Preparatory Activities Football, Basketball, Annual Stall Kenneth D. Kochel Commercial Activities: Honor Society Lamont Iames Koehler Vocational Albert Louis Kopf General Activities Wrestling, Intramural Sports Iohn W. Kreider General Activities: Football, Basketball, Track C. Elaine Krimmel General Activities: Girl Reserves Helen Irene Kruger General Activities: Girl Reserves, lnter-club Council, Leaders Club, Band Robert Stanley Kuhn General Activities: Typing Club Betty lean Kuhns General Charles E. Landis Vocational ,,sm,E,w Vocational l gg' c 5,6 2 ' , . . Harry M. Landis 2 X ,sn xqtz Q! ,, Robert W. Lapham General Activities: Glee Club, Vidette Staff Donald Nelson Lechner General Romayne I. Lee General Activities' Girl Reserves Wilbur Lee Vocational Activities: Hi-Y, Social Committee, Varsity Football Doris Ann LeFever General Activities: Dramatic Club, School Play Committee, Girl Reserves Elsie Ia ne Leibsly Commercial Activities: Study Club Dolores E. Leisey General Activities: Girl Reserves, Sliorthandffyping Club Goldie G. Lentz General Activities Girl Reserves, Study Club Betty I. Lesher General Activities: Bridge Club Sibyl Elaine Levin Colleae Preparatory Activities: Social Committee, Art Honor School Play Committee Doris Levine General Ralph Kramer Lewis Vocational Activities: Heade-r's Digest Club Society, Ali WS!!! E VIA O sz .i g ag! ffTsf'e, El taxi. l 'fll bwi' l f an 'A 'lp ' ,f 'fl IKE-A Iacquelyn B. Lingle College Preparatory Activities: Student Council, Vidette Stail Managing Editor Gilbert Franklin Link. Ir. General Activities' Band, HieY Mary Ellen Long General Activities' Drum Majorette, Girl Reserves, Leaders Club lack Robert Longenecker College Preparatory Activities: Study Club, Latin Club, Football Helen Irene Maley General Activities. Drum Majorette, Girl Reserves Helen Mae Mann Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, School Play Committee, Leaders Club Iacob T. Martin Vocational Letty L. Martin Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Annual Statt, Study Club William Long Martin Vocational Activities: Reader's Digest Club Ruth L. Maxey General Activities: Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves Kathryn Yvonne McCutcheon General Activities: Girl Reserves, Band Dorothy Mae McFarland College Preparatory Activities: School Play, Band, Phyllis A. McMiname General Activities: Girl Reserves Iames B. McMullin General Activities: Wrestling, Track Glee Club Ruth Margaret McNair General Activities: School Play Committee, Swim Leader Arthur Spencer McNeal General Virgil Meck General lune Lorraine Melsom Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves Rose E. Micciche General Activities: Arithmetic Club, Study Club Iacquelyne V. Miesse General Activities: Social Committee, Girl Reserves, Glee Club Ida Migdon General Activities: School Play Committee, Girl Reserves Danny A. Miller General Activities: DeMolay Eugene W. Miller College Pre aratory Activities: I-fi-Y, Soccer, Wrestling Iohn E. Miller General Iune Miller General Activities: Art Club Shirley Ann Miller Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Virginia Anne Miller General Activities: Homeroom Vice-president Girl Reserves Bette Lee Mishkin General Activities: Girl Reserves, School Play Committee f SK E ILJ N H-gs i 'NIL' 6 A 'CL i v fgx gr: l 1? Q v i 9, 9 9, V, K' 'QSSKVE an Ltr A +f t Q Wm' o 4 O Yann s Mary Ann Moedinger General Activities: Glee Club, Social Committee, Girl Reserves Susan Elizabeth Moedinger College Pre-Faratory Activities: onor Society, Annual Statl, Social Committee Marian E. Mohler General Activities: Girl Reserves Thomas Heaster Morgan Vocational Clarence B. Morrow. Ir. Vocational Doris lean Moser Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Iames R. Moser General Activities: Band, Tumbling Mildred H. Mull Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand Club Lawrence Murphy General Activities: Student Council President, Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer Nancy Iane Murry General E. Lois Myer Commercial Activities: Vidette Statt, Annual Staff, School Play Committee Elizabeth Myers General Esther Myers General George Myers College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y I. Richard Myers College Preparatory Activities: Vidette Stall, Annual Staff, Honor Society 435155164 'er . f 1 Nancy A. Myers lil M Commercial ci' ,ox Activities: Girl Reserves, Homeroorn Secretary 'i f Richard E. Myers General Activities' Soccer Sam Nauman Vocational Richard C. Nestel General Marv Elizabeth Newton College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Annual Staff, Y-Dance Committee Robert E. Oblender General Betty Lorraine Ochs Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Catherine Louise O'Connor General Activities: Leaders Club, Glee Club Anna Marie O'Neill General Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand Club, Homeroom Representative Marian Elizabeth Oveide General Activities: Girl Reserves Edward Iames Patton General Iay F. Patton General Activities: Band, Swimming Team lean Perry General Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club ff' A 'Q 1 , , 3 1 .I . '- ' H . n 'alfa' fo! N.. K4 J , M e EBIRTWT' 4 1' .fare ' , AE' i IAA O Nancy E. Peters General Activities: Glee Club William Ptieiier Vocational Activities: Study Club Robert Eugene Pickel General Activities: Wrestling, l.V. Football, Basketball Betty L. Pinkerton College Preparatory Activities: Band Charles I.. Pinkerton General Christine Margaret Potts General Activities: Shorthand Club, Typing Club Sara Mae Raezer Colleqe Preparatory Activities: Honor Society, Annual Staff, Girl Reserves Nancy Virginia Ranck General Activities: Girl Reserves, Annual Stott, School Play Committee Gladys M. Randall Commercial Activities: Glee Club, Homeroom Secretary, Girl Reserves Edna Marguerite Ream General Delilah Virginia Reese College Preparatory Activities: School Play Committee, Social Committee, Annual Stait Elizabeth F. Reese General Activities: Math Club Rodney Iesse Reese General Activities: Y. M. C. A. Erika M. Reinhardt Commercial Activities: Honor Society, Girl Reserves Ethel Rice College Preparatory Iuledell Riclcert College Preparatory I I j Y Activities: Honor Society, Social Committee 9, astute an to 1 l i n 4 no Publicity Chairman, Vidette Staff Dorothy Miriam Rinehart Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Iune M. Hoclen General Activities: Advertising Manager Club, School Store Iean E. Rogers General Activities' Leaders Club, Girl Reserves Marcia Romanoll College Preparatory Activities' Glee Club, Annual Staff, Girl Reserves Gladys Roop General Activities: Girl Reserves, Bridge Club, Annual Staff Beverly Ann Rosenberger Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand-Typing Club, Advanced Shorthand Club Herman A. Rueger General Daniel E. Rutledge College Preparatory Activities: Vidette Staff, Photographer Charmaine P. Rutter General Activities: Study Club Marian Schallner - College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Annual Staff Iames R. Schiding General Charles E. Schlinlcman Vocational Activities' Drawing Club Q -, nur. . n G51 I Q1 'N V6 , X y Zlllil Z 1 l it 'y i l ' I . , ' : f lK'E wz- o ' 49 Herbert I. Schmid General Activities: Wrestling, Soccer, Baseball Theodore R. Schmidt College Preparatory Activities' Student Council, Football, Honor Society Mary lean Schmook College Preparatory Activities: Orchestra, Girl Reserves Iulia L. Schnell General Activities Knitting, Typing Club, Shorthand Club Alice B. Schutte College Preparatory Activities: Drum Maiorette, Girl Reserves Charles E. Schutte General Maryellen Schwalm College Preparatory Activities' Girl Reserves, School Play Committee, Glee Club Edward William Schweers, Ir. Vocational Perry Bruce Scott General Activities Hi-Y Ann L. Seachrist General Activities: Girl Reserves, Annual Staff Lucille B. Sebastian Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves Ianet Louise Seitz College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, School Play Committee IOGHBQ P. Senseniq Commercial Activities: Library Work, Advanced Shorthand Club, Basketball Team Kenneth William Shaibley General Activities: Band D. Elizabeth Shclrley General Activities: Leaders Club, Cheerleaders Club Nancy Iane Shaub General Activities Red Cross Club Sarah Alma Shaub Commercial Activities' Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Drum Mayorette Esta Iune Sheaiier General Activities: Girl Reserves, School Play Committee, Shorthand Club Mary Elizabeth Shenk College Preparatory Activities. Girl Reserves, Library Club V. Chester Shepps General Richard R. Sherbahn General-Commercial Activities School Play Cast, Social Committee, Annual Stall Nora E. Sherick GeneraliCommercial Activities: Girl Reserves Iclmes A. Shertzer General Activities' Band Doris C. Shissler General Activities: Girl Reserves, Typing Club, Shorthand Club George Shoemaker General Activities' Football, Basketball, Track E. Maxine Shue Commercial Activities Girl Reserves, Annual Staff, Attendance Committee Blanche Shultz General Activities: Cheerleading Club, Dramatic Club, Social Committee Nancy R. Shultz Commercial Activitiesi Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, School Play Committee .ici SMX . . QNX afar Yo +1 4 lil A .' L. 0 ESX i, oI we efre , 46' ilugrgsv Y A smear F 6, S44 , rl' J 5 ' ui l Z' t 9 5 4bx,,.,..45 lm Iacqueline D. Slater General Activities' Girl Reserves, Annual Statt, Intramural Sports Richard William Slough College Pre aratory Activities: Hronor Society, Annual Stall, Vidette Staff Bessie D. Sload General Activities: Cheerleading Club, Bridge Club Charles Slocid Vocational Activities. Football Team, Drafting Club, Basketball Team Kenneth E. Smeltz General Activities: Football, Basketball, Track Ann I.. Smith College Preparatory Activities: Bank, Leaders Club, Girl Reserves Evelyn R. Smith General Activities: Girl Reserves Iune H. Smith Commercial A Activities: Senior Council, Homeroom Secretary, Girl Reserves Robert Miller Smith College Preparatory Activities: Student Council, Social Committee Music Chairman, Vidette Statt Charles Iervis Snader, Ir. Vocational Activities: Drafting Club C. Richard Snecith General Activities: Readers Digest Club, Secretary Robert Earl Snodgrass General Activities: Hi-Y William H. Spahr College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y Lois M. Spcmg General Activities: Study Club, Student Swimming Teacher George Staulier General Activities? Football and Basketball Manager Laura A. Steele Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand Club, School Play Committee Mildred Helen Steinmetz Distributive Education Activities: Girl Reserves Hose Marie Steinmetz General Donald F. Stine General Betty I. Stitzel General Activities: Girl Reserves Iohn Richard Storb College Preparatory Activities: Soccer Manager Leighton L. Stover, Ir. General Activities: Hi-Y Raymond Ruhl Summy Commercial Activities: Basketball Manager, Study Club Gladys G. Swope General Activities: Girl Reserves Sara Elizabeth Sykes College Preparatory Activities: l-lomeroom President, Room Representative, Girl Reserves Eugene B. Tabbutt General Ianet Lorraine Templeton General Activities: Girl Reserves, Leaders Club, Swimming Team Kanella Theros General Activities: Annual Stall, Typing Club, Shorthand Club VS!!! E VI' Q -f lk 1 I. 1 , 2 l ' 0 Q 5 . ,O mann? lS K E V0 : ,. ..,, 1 ?',frQ'eg z '5 A . ek ',. O, 'ri 40 1 4 I 'l'!SQ10 X Sydney Wayne' Thomas Gene ral Florence Trirnan Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Play Committee, Homeroom Treasurer Richard I.. Turton General Activities: Hi-Y Michael G. Valudes Vocational Activities: Airplane Club, Orchestra Electric Shop Kathleen Van Brookhaven Commercial Activities: Library Club Iulia Ann Vandegrlit Commercial Activities: Girl Reserves, Shorthand-Typing Club Peter Luis Vassil General Activities: Bridge Club Richard Earl Vatter, Ir. General Activities: Track Mary lane Vollertsen Commercial Activities: Shorthand Club Claude Dale Wagner Vocational Donald Eugene Wagner General Activities: Intramural Basketball, Study Club Pauline Euniece Warfel General Activities: Study Club, Typing Club Forrest Iackson Watson Vocational Activities: Drawing Club, DeMolay Nancy Arlene Watson General Activities: Girl Reserves, Advertising Club, School Store Manager maya s. webs Vocational I Activities: Hi-Y, Wrestling, Honor Society GQEWV ,f-we ' is .Q 7 1 lfffc' A 'EQ 7 N Ioe Ann I.. Weigand ,lil in i General Q Y 1 Activities: Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club ' fx' fi,-9 11:3-'ireixf' Mary Louise Weigand General Activities: Girl Reserves Everett Dale Weimer General Activities: Nature Club Irwin Richard Weinhold Commercial Lane Armand Weller College Preparatory Activities: Hi-Y Robert Eugene Wenger General Doris Arline White Commercial Activities: Typing Club, Girl Reserves George I. White Vocational Nancy I. Wiley General Activities: Girl Reserves David L. Williams General Activities: Swimming, Track, Social Committee Ianice Susan Williams General Activities: Girl Reserves, Art Club Paul I. Wilson Commercial Activities: Study Club Paul H. Windmuller. Ir. General Activities: Glee Club ,K gsm-E. : Y sv' . 1 z ' -ffl R t-if I x lan T u- H Q Ox ' 1 A M . ,g, Oo 9' Henrietta Elizabeth Winnerling General Activities: Math Club Alice E. Winters General Activities: Girl Reserves Elvin Wolf Vocational Activities: Reacier's Digest Club Mildred I. Wurster General Robert M. Yeagley, Ir. General Mildred M. Yohn College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Leaders Club, Play Committee Galen R. Young. Ir. Vocational Activities: Reader's Digest Club lack S. Young General Ieanne L. Young College Preparatory Activities: Social Committee, Girl Reserves, Art Honor Society Benjamin Frank Yunginger General Activities: I. V. Football, Basketball Pauline G. Zercher General Activities: Bridge Club President Grace Elizabeth Zimmerman General Activities: Girl Scouts, Child Typing Club W. Howard Zimmerman General Eugene Harry Zook Vocational Activities: Football, Hi-Y Care Club College Pre aratory Activities: onor Society, H1-Y ,GQKTEY Joan Calkins Zwalley Q ,- General v ,122 Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, 'o4P ?l Walter C. Zook A 'ca- ! J? A I ll. Jlg by. lg l X TY J X vo 1 .- Homeroom Secretary 'Um lane T. Zweiiler College Preparatory Activities: Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, School Play Committee tiki? COLORS-Blue and White FLOWER-Red Rose MOTTO -We will find a path or make one. il? ik 'ik Zin Memoriam To IOHN BACHMAN. IR. ANNA MARY OTTHOFER 0 To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. .gntzocfucbzf . . . EDWARD FRANK ABEL: Eddy is interested in sports and wants to be a woodworker . . . MARY IANE ABEL: Shorty ' b k d h tnot and wants to be a sales saves movie oo s an w a- s - girl or housewife . . . ROBERT CHARLES ADAMIRE: Bob is rather quiet, but one doesn't have to look long to see that mischievous smile . . . BERNARD A. ADAMS: Bernie or Bird-legs is that beanpole you saw on the basketball team, surgery is his ambition . . . GEORGE AGOURIDES: George expects to become a mechanic, fond of his car and women f?J . . . ANNA ALDERFER: He said, A Igood artist like her can sketch me anytime . . . NANCY A LEN: fond of music and sgorts, wants to be a piano teacher . . . ELIZABETH ALT RSBERGER: Betty collects books and may offer corrilpetition for a few hairdressers some day . . . IOAN AL HOFF: loe, active in band and orchestra with her French horn, would like to be a secretary . . . LEWIS E. ANNE: Lew likes sports and wants to manage a large hotel . . . VENITA MAE ARMOLD: has a special talent or art, but will be a future secretary . . . EUGENE IACK ARNOLD: Boo will make a good electrical engineer . . . ROBERT ARTER: Bob's ambition is in the field of woodwork- ing, he enjlodys vorts and driving around in that big green car . . . AR FRANCES AU T: Francie enjoys sports and the piano and hopes to be a secretary. if 'A' 'k DORIS E. AUMENT: ,Quiet lass with ambition to become a stenograrpher . . . SO A AZNAVORIAN: Snaz, interested in Girl eserves, wants to be an orthodontist, must run in family . . . NANCY BAIR: Bonnie's ambition is to travel, althougli she enloyds dancing, especially to fast music . . . C. DA ISON B L OU: Bing, tall, dark, ood lookin , says navy blue is just his meat . . . CHARLES D. BALTE: Gunner is interested in model airrfulanes and stamps and wants to be a watchmaker . . . NA CY C. BARD: owns the longest and most beautiful braids, future seamstress, will be a good one, too . . . ANNE BARE: interested in sports, is not sure if she wants to be a nurse or an aviatrix . . . ONE MAE BARR: likes to draw, hopes to be a private sec- retary . . . STANLEY BARR: Greasy, a hot trumpeter, is studying to be an electrical contractor . . . B. IAYNE BARRE T: busy keeping up with the Smiths, wants to be a psychologist . . . M RY BASH: a glqod-natured kid who wil make a swell secretary . . . ED IN BASSLER: Ed, interested in sports and art, wants to be a draftsman . . . ROBERT I. BASSO: Bob, a fun-loving fellow, hopes to be an architect . . . PAT BEAM: a college preparatory student, active in the Leaders Club, wishes to become a kindergarten teacher. 'kirir LaFERN BEAMESDERFER: Frenchie, between her short- hand and bookkeeping, follows the doings of a certain crooner . . . BETTY BE L: Betsy likes dancing and swim- ming and wants to'be a salesgirl . . . IACK BELL: likes sports and music, and girls, too, he's looking forward to a career in the Navy . . . DORIS BENN: Ben gets along fine with Ierrwi, but wants to be a nurse, too . . . IRM BENNER: Pic le is a youni ladly with an e e for danc- ing, Torts, and Ioe . . . RLE E ELIZABETH BERGER: likes ancing and roller skating: and wants to be a sales- girl or a housewife . . . ADELI BERIT: Lonnie, a peppy bit of France who cheered the Pennsylvania Dutch on to victory . . . HERBY BERKHEIMER: we'l be around to hang out that shingle in seven years, Doc . . . BILL BLAISDELL: focuses his interests on high frequency apparatus and ultra- violet rays, wants to be an electrical engineer . . . SUMNER BOHEE: interested inlagharmacy, wants to be a mortician . . . PAUL BOMBERG 1 is seen at the Del guite a bit: Paul wants to be a dentist . . . VELMA BORDT: elma likes dancing and wants to be a bookkeeper . . . WILLIAM H. BORTHWICK: Sergeant Wilhelm, the future law er, is interested in Civil ir Patrol and That Girl . . . l'OANN BOWMAN: Iody, that good-looking blonde, who knows how to get around, president of her homeroom and mem- ber of Girl Reserves. iii: PAULINE BOXLEITNER: this mimeoirapher wants to be a professional ice-skater . . . RAY BR DLEY: Whitey is a well-known member of diving and ggmnastic teams, hopes to enter photography field . . . F D H. BRANDT: Fred wants to be a good electrician . . . CHARLOTTE H. BRENNER: Sharkey's albums of stamps should become more numerous and interesting as time goes by . . . MARY LOU BRODHECKER: sports and reading interest her, she'd like to be a receptionist . . . HELEN B OWN: should make some business firm a very efficient secretary . . . IESSEL K. BROWN: less put down gi- as his interest, now what could that be, h-m-m-m-m? . . . RUTH BROWN: Brownie is McCaskeLy's gift to the sports and secretarial world . . . NANCY BR BA ER: Nancy, interested in sports and travel, wants to be an interior decorator . . . WALLACE BRUBAKER: Wally was an A-1 breast stroker on the swimming team, he wants to be a sailor . . . HENRY BRUCKART: wants to share his love for music by becoming a music teacher . . . DELLA L. BUCH: swimming and dancing should prove gdood recreation between chores as a Navy nurse . . . THE MA BUCKWALTER: Bonnie's a good sport, has her hands in everlything, she can really make a piano sing . . . DONETA BUR ENT NE: wherever Ierry is seen, onnie is sure to be near, loves to travel. -kit WILLIAM BURKHART: Bill likes basketball and base- ball, wants to attend Trade School . . . HELEN M. BUSHONG: Helen, a regular summer customer at the swim- ming pools, wants to be a housewife . . . IACK BUSSER: interested in aviation, lack is ambitious to become a ilot . . . DOMINIC CAPP: Nick, although he worked hard: on the gridiron, has a peculiar ambition-taking life easy . . . PAU INE CARMIN: tune in in 1950 and hear Polly singing the Gunzenhauser atom-packed bread song . . . IA E O. CASE: lim has a cute little lass out Mi ersville way, wants to be a forester . . . CAROL V. CAWOOD: interested in music and slportsfher ambition is to be a kindergarten teacher . . . F EDERICK CHAMBERS: Sonny, a tal boy with a flare for baseball and swimming, wants to be a machinist . . . HELEN M. CHAMBERS: a future stenographer, hopes the winters are colder so she and her skates won't get so rusty . . . EMORY CHARLES: Em likes basketball, baseball, and hockey, wants to carry on tradition of lino- leum layer . . . EU ENE CHARLES: Ieep, happy hunter plus energetic engineer equals one swell fellow . . . IOHN ROBERT CHARLES: lack, or maybe to stretch a point, Muscles, wrestled 133 lb. this year, a future business man . . . KENNETH D. CHILD: wants to be a good elec- trician, so he says, loves to go huntingm . . . BARBARA CHRISTENSEN: obbie has high sc olastic average, member of orchestra and National Honor Society. 'kit BENIAMIN CICERO: Benny's ambition is to be an elec- trical engineer, his chief interests are science and mathe- matics . . . RAYMOND CLARK: Ray likes motorcgclini and wants to be a mechanical engineer . . . MM COGLEY: Bootie, a college preparatory student, 'active in the Quiz Club, interested in cphotogrcgphy . . . a future teacher . . . ELSIE CECELIA OLE: aci hopes to take up home economics, interested in dancing, sports, and music . . . KATHRYN COLLINS: Kit, tall gal with a flair for making the nest snug and warm . . . DOROTHY COONAN: Dotty, a quiet personality divided between an interest in sports and a career in nursing . . . LORRAINE COSGROVE: Rainey, interested in sports, wants to be- come a secretary . . . HARRY B. COYLE, IR.: Harry-the- Horse-personality plus-star athlete-track captain who specializes in the hi h hurdles, ambition: scientific research . . . ALMA CUNNINGHAM: Doc, wild about the Marines, wants to be a typist . . . DORIS ELAINE CUNNINGHAM: Connie, interested in art and swimming, hopes to be- come a director of nurses . . . ROBERT CU REN 1 Bob, one of the characters who wrote the dirt column in the Vidette, who's that cute brunette he runs around with?, ambition: professional service . . . RALPH VINCENT DARRAH: Bill, interested in records, sports, and girls . . . ARTHUR DAVIDSON: Little Art is intereste in dancing, s orts, and records, wants to be a business executive . . .TEAN DAWSON: this dark-haired senior is an excellent student and will make a fine school teacher. iii ALMA DEERING: Alma's ambition: to be a success, fond of all friends, especially Hen . . . IACK DeMORRA: for figures see DeMorraI . . . HILDA IANE DENLINGER: leave it to Hilda to buy the right things! . . . DORIS DENNIS: good luck to a swell gal interested in commercial work . . . KENNETH DEPOE: Buck is quite a basketball ace, Fifty-four wants to be an accountant or florist . . . LAURA DeROON: Laura, a charming blonde: after Igraduation-secretary in boss's office . . . GRACE ARLEN DETTINGER: by being a missionaryi Grace will heivg rehabilitate the war-torn world . . . OLORES DeVER R: powerful swimmer, star of the famous Dolphin Club : her ambition is to become a doctor's wife , . . ROSA MAE DeVERTER: enioig talking: maybe that is the reason her ambition is to ecome a foreign correspondent . . . VINCENT K. DICKEL: can't you see Vince dictating letters to a Ipretty secretary in his own office! . . . WEN ALL DIFFEN ALL: Wendy is nuts over automobiles and hopes to sell them some dag he also likes football and swimming . , , VIRGINIA Di IACOMO: lean is a member of the Girl Reserves who is interested in sports . . , DORIS DITZLER: interested in swimming and skating: wants to be a typist . . . LOUISE DITZLER: Lou is interested in sports and commercial work. tit DONALD DITZLER: Don is vice-president of the Honor Societ , trumpeter, future accountant or physical instructor . . . ERED DOCHAT: Teddy is mainly interested in girls, ice-skatin , and bowling: looking forward to the Navy . . . MAZE DSERR: likes music and sports: wants to be a sec- retary . . . CATHERINE DOLL: itty wants to marrg' Bob after she finishes her sales course . . . EMMA F. DOM ACH: neat little body with a smile for all: her future is stenog- raphy . . . GERALDINE DOMMELL: see Ierrly for the latest hair st les in 1950 . . . MICHAEL DONNEL Y: Mike is in- terested in sports: wants to be a salesman . . . MURIEL B. DRYBRED: calm, quiet, reserved: ambition: medical sec- retary . . . ERNEST DUKE: poor bog wants to be in the Navy-ask an vet, Dukie . . . LeRO DUKE: The Rock, wrestled ll2 lb. class this year, and cried if he didn't Ein his opponent: a business owner . . . DONALD DUNK E: Dunk, a general student, member of the Glee Club, inter- ested in singing . . . PAUL EBERLY: Eb, another junior musician, who hopes some d to be a professional: he's good enough to be, too . . . IIXY F. EBERSOLE: interested in s rts and music: his ambition is the ministry . . . RICIHRD EBY: Dick, a vocational student, member of the band, interested in bowling, wants to become an airplane mechanic . . . GEORGE ECKERT: a swimmer and model builder: a future mechanic. iii' ANN EDELSON: Ann's soothing voice has won her a host of friends: she's all set for sociology . . . BERTHA E. EHRHART: here's a irl who is oing to hitch her waigon to a star . . MARY EHRHART: she is just intereste in being a success . . . CHARLES EICHMANN: Ike wants to be a dental technician . , . BARBARA ELEY: Barry, active in sports and Girl Reserves, a member of the Dramatic Club, wants to be active in commercial illustrating . . . LOUIS EMANUEL, III: Louie, a little bundle of knowledge, wants to be a corporation lawyer . . . MARY IANE EM G: blonde Ma wants to be a bookkeeper-and she will . . . GENEVA EIRIISMAN: interested in sports and the Eiano: has secretarial ambitions . . . EUGENE ERNST: ener, a vocational student active in soccer, interested in splorts, wants to become a baseball professional . . . KEN ETH ERNST: Kenny is a vocational student active in soccer, interested in sports: wants to be an engineer . . . LORRAINE ESHBACH: Esh thinks movies, reading, and dancincii are fun: would like to be a secretary . . . ROBERT ESI-ILE AN: the Eshie of today, the AtIas of tomorrow . . .WALTER ETTER: Walt is interested in swimmirlig and football: wants to be a linoleum contractor . . . RIC ARD EYDE: Shorty needs no introduction: his interests are girls, swimming, and pinball machines: his ambition is to graduate-this year. kit ARTHUR EZARD: Buddy, whose interests lie in sports, would like to be a machinist . . . GRACE FAMILIARI: lnches is looking for a great lo? man: wants to be a good bookkeeper . . . CHARLES F SNACHT: Bill likes all sports, and after Army he wants to own a gas station . . . ANN FELLENBAUM: Annie, vital, voluble, and vivacious- she will transfer her interests to five-year-olds . . . RICHARD FLICK: Whiskers thinks all sports are fine, but he wants to go into military service . . . BETTY IANE FRANK: likes sports, and will study to be a beauticianl . . . THELMA FRANK: Sis, active in the Girl Reserves, interested in sports, wants to become a nurse . . . IOHN FRAUNFELTER: lack definitely wants to be a machinist . . . RUTH FREISHER: will answer to Take a letter, Miss Ereisher . . . MARIIANE PREY: Sunnie is interested in dramatics, sports, and music: wants dramatics as a career-if Harry says oka . . . WILLIAM FULMER: Bill is all set on being a GOOD Certified Public Accountant . . . MERRILL FUL Z: SkeE for some reason is interested in New Iersey: he wants to e a doctor . . . IEAN M. FUTER: for a pastime she likes photogralphz and sports: would like to be a typist , . . RICHARD G B E: Lips is interested in music and wants to be a member of a big name band. i' 'A' i RICHARD GEORGE GABLE: won't he make a handsome and dashing Army officer? . . . EUGENE GALLAGHER: one of the more brilliant specimens of the senior class: can tickle the ivory like lose Iturbi: interested in scientific research , . MARY ELLEN GALLEY: likes to ride horse- back and dance: wants to be a medical technician . . . IANE GARRISON: Snapper, terrifically talkative miss who will pass her energy on to others as a gym teacher . . . ANNA GAUL: a lover of good times, wants to be a secre- tary . . . IERRY GEGG: he still likes to play that clarinet, and intends to be a mechanical engineer . . . THELMA GEIER: did you say men? She wants to be a medical sec- retary or belong to diplomatic corps . . . IERE M. GEIST: handsome guy: all the girls look at him and sigh: ambi- tion: civil engineer , , . ROBERT GERFEN: Bob likes to wrestle, but would rather be in the Marine Corps . . . RICHARD GERHART: Beb is one of our foremost swing- sters, hopes to take his sax to New York and make his music there . . . THOMAS GIBBLE: Tommy wants to be a physical education teacher, perhaps for girls . . . HAROLD GINDER: Dutch is interested in swimming, dancing, and -girls: claims he wants to be a postman . . . IOSEPH GIORDANO: Ice is interested in machines and-women! . . . EDYTHE GIRVIN: popular with both girls and boys, Deda has a special interest on the F. 6: M. swimming team-George: a nurse-to-be. itr'A k WALTER GLASSMYER: has a dual interest in sports and women: wants to be a successful business man , . . IACK GLOUNER: Ir. is another junior magician of our class: his ambition is to become a professional magician . . . DOROTHY GOCI-lENAUERt we have yet to see Dorothy without a smile on her face: ambition: office work . . . ERLA GOOD: she took our money in the cafeteria: ambi- tion: a secret . . . IANET ELAINE GOOD: Nan Good- as Cliff calls her-is interested in sports and wants to be a lab technician . . . FRANK GOODHART: Goody is set on being a sheet metal contractor-and he can do it, too! . . . RICHARD GOODHART: lggie, a wood shop vocational, a member of the Drafting Club, interested in football. wants to be a metal worker . . . ROBERT GOSHKEY: Bob likes mechanical drawing and wants to be a draftsman . . . DAVID GOULD: Mr. Martin's protege is next: he should make a swell sports writer if he sticks to it . . . ELAINE GRAYBILL: good luck to a future labora- tory technician .' . , PATRICK GROAH: an eye-opener for the girls, a true southerner who wants to travel . . . DONALD GROFF: Don, a college preparatory student, interested in music, nature, and the Army . . . IAN GUILES: the school's greatest ballet king: his lessons have been com- ing along very well: he should make a good professional dancer . . . GWENDOLYN GUYER: Gwennie : goal-Art School to become an art teacher: Bessie's favorite pal. ' iff SHIRLEY HABEL: lady with ideas about interior deco- rating . . . BERNARD HACKMAN: Bud, interested in sports, wants to be a salesman . . . KATHRYN L. HAGEN: Kitty, blonde, energetic, good student: goal-Civil Service bookkeeper . . . I. HAROLD HAHN: need a cabinetmaker? See Harold a few years from now . . . DENTON HALL: interested in everything in general: Ooogie wants to be an electrician . . , IOE HALL: is trying to mix his in- terests in sports and dancing: he wants to be a machinist . . . YVONNE MARIE HALL: this pint of honey will be found bringing sunshine in many airliners , . . JAMES H. HALLER: sports interest: Handsome, the future engineer . . . MARY HAMM: in the future Mary will be found doing secretarial work . . . BETTY E. HAMMER: this gal likes stenographic work, but wants to be a housewife . . . JOHN HAMPEY: Ears wants to be an accountant, but his chief interest is in sports . . . RATRICIA I. HAMRIC: Pat is quiet and pleasant: she hopes to become q stenog . . . C. IAMES HANNA: lim is looking forward to a news aper career and will probably be a second Walter Winchellj. . . WALTER WARREN HATZ, IR.: a future machinist: crafts and collecting stamps are Sonny's specialties now. iii' IERE HEDRICKS: best wishes to the senior joker: he likes the Marines, and wants to be a machinist . . . IUNE HEMMING: interested in sports: her ambition is teaching . . . IACK HENDRICKS: ZigQY, a young man with a horn, Fifty-five who'll know how to put it to ood use as a dance or- chestra sideman . . ESTHER TJAE HENRY: Essy can usually be found on a dance floor or at a skating rink: wants to be a housewife . . . DONALD R. HERR: Hezz surely likes automotives and will make a good engineer . . . GRACE-HERSHEY: Gert, a commercial student, interested in dancirlig wants to be a civil service worker . . . GRACE E. HERS Y: Gert's specialty is cat raising and you'1l be able to find her busying herself with housework . . . IEAN HERSHEY: Hersh went over the top! as head drum ma- jorette: she wants to be a gym teac er . . . SYLVIA M. HERSHEY: this basketball player and artist will in the fu- ture be drawing commercially . . . RUTH HERSHOUR: likes sports and is interested in writing: Ruthie wants to become a Y. W. C. A. executive . . . F EDA HERZON: her exce - tional ability in sports should make her a very capabl,e sports writer . . . MILDRED HERZON: Mini, after fighting a tough Latin course, being a lawyer should be rather easy . . . MARY E. HESS: we all holpe her major interest in the Navy will continue . . . GERA D HIGH: Jerry is one of McCaskey's star swimmers whose ambitions turn to forestry. 'kirir DORIS I-IILL: Dorie-a Eretty blonde-who should make a pleasant nurse . . .' RO ERT H. HILTZ: Bob spends his time reading about the aviation world, especially the me- chanics angle . . . GLADYS HINERDEER: her ambition is to be a foreign correspondent . . . DAVID IAMES HOH: Dave-alwayis on his toes-his speaking abilitg will make him an excelent minister . . . PA RICIA HOLD N: Patty, rather short, blonde, not at all hard on the eyes, wants to be a nurse . . . RICHARD HOLZWORTH5 that all-around boy at McCaskey and chairman of Social Committee, Dick's on the road to success . . . RICHARD HORN: Dick is an ad- mirer of photography and Eports, and wants to go to college next year . . . ARLEN K, HOUSER: an active mem- ber of the Girl Reserves who aims to be a bookkeeper . . . IOHN B. I-IOWRY:Ipogular vocationalist: ambition: tool maker . . . ANNA MAY U ER: here's a red-headed secretary or dancinlgl lpartner for one of the future business executives . . . S I LEE M. HUBER: interested in dancirliigj and winter siorts: wants to be a journalist . . . IEAN DSON: has c osen the interestirri? career of being a successful nurse V IOAN HUNSI GER Io a ood dancer after gradua- 1155-probably Q designer' . .' . AIDELE HURSSHMAN: Red is versatile: intereste in jitterbugging: she wants to be an interpreter or teacher of languages. 'A' i' 'A' ANNE IACOBS: lake -music interests this New York- bound irl whose ambition is to become afrimary teacher . . . PTIYLLIS IAMISON: Phil, intereste in music and poetr , wants to be a poetess and composer . . . IOHN R. IARRETT: lol'innie played a wicked brand of football last autumn: his life ambition is the armed forces . . . EVELYN MARIE IASON: Evie likes music and hopes to become a seamstress . . . CLARENCE IUSTIS: Gentz, little fellow with a big interest in engineering . . . EVEIYZN M. KACHEL: Eve, with her wit an humor, should co e in handyi as a salesgirl . . , DONALD G. KANN: Kann, when e's finished with college, hoses to sipend more time with his stamp collection . . . N NA ICA POUZIS: tall, dark lass: wants to be a success : loves to dance with a certain someone . . . RICHARD KAUFFMAN: Dick wants to be an agricultural chemist: he's also interested in sports and aviation . . . ALICE MARIE KAUTZMAN: an interest in decorating will help Alice to become a good store interior decorator . . . BEVERLY KEINERT: Bev, a Glee Club member, aims to be a dance band vocalist . . . MARY ANN KELLENBERGER: Kelly, interested in Torts and fly- in , hopes to be an air hostess . . . THEOD RE KEMPE : 'lged is interested in music-mostlly drummirrig: he's plan- ning to enter the Navy . . . MARCI MAY KE DIG: co lect- ing records and to be a secretary are Marcia's goals, tit ELAINE KIEFFER: P.I. Outstanding in all Islports, wants to be a beautician-Why? . . . LOI KILLIA : Monkey loves her sports, and gets around, especially with Exeter Academy boys: ambition: librarian . . . ROSEMARY KISSINGER: wants to be a writer-director: here's wishirl? you luck and many Oscars . . . PEARL RENEE KLIMEC 1 to be a beautician is Pearl's desire Nplus her interest in collecting records . . . IACQUELYN AE KLINE: Iackie's swimming, dancing, and bowling should help her out in nursing . . . IERE KLIVANSKY: 'Ivan starred in football, basketball, and track, and we do mean STARRED: a lawyer . . . KENNETH KOCHEL: Ken, a future accountant who is also a very swell sport . . . LAMONT JAMES KOEHLER: Vocational and shop work will help Monk's ambition for aviation to come true . . . ALBERT LOUIS KOPP: Lou, who enjoys all kinds of sports, hopes to become a baseball plaiier . . . IOHN KREIDER: the Bu , our football and bas etball ace, wants to be-strangeTy enough-a dental technician . . . ELAINE KRIMMEL: Bo-Bo-Bo banie, likes books and wants to be a laboratory technician . . . HELEN IRENE KRUGER: interested in sports, music, dancin? and a certain f?j: hopes to travel . . . ROBERT STANLEY UHN: bank clerk or office work is Stan's goal . . . BETTY IEAN KUHNS: with swimming and music on the sideline, Betty is interested in secretarial work. iii CHARLES LANDIS: an outdoor man, interested in hunting and fishingf Charlie wants to be an auto mechanic . . . HARRY LA DIS: interested in baseball: wants to be a mail- man . . . ROBERT LAPHAM: likes horses, fishin , and bowl- ing: wants to be a dental mechanic . . . DONALTD LECHNER' on is an out-of-doors fellow who enjoys fishing and sports . . . ROMAYNE LEE: Ronnie likes swimming and dancing: her ambition is to be a private secretary . . . WILBU LEED: Bill, star forward on the champ ootball team, has a distinct craze for blondes: expects to become an electrical engineer . . . DORIS LEFEVER: retty and prim with ambitions for a nursing career . . . ELSIE IANE EIBSLY: Elsie's commercial course should help her out in stenography . . . DOLORES LEISEY: interested in gnorts, she wants to be a steno raplher or a secretary . . . G LDIE LENTZ: likes to dance avit Rand? and would like to be a secretary . . , BETTY I. LESHE : interested in dancinhg and sports: wants to become a tylpist . . . SIBYL LEVI : her heart belongs to Sammy, but s e definitely plans com- mercial artist career . . . DORIS LEVINE: does a lot of travelling. to a certain New Iersey town: may be a secretary . . . RA PH KRAMER LEWIS: Cook, interested in bowl- ing and automobiles, hopes to own a garage for auto repairs. iii' IACOUELYN B. LINGLE: Iackie, the sports fan interest- ed in music and dancing, wants to be a nurse . . , GILBERT FRANKLIN LINK: Gil, interested in sports and music, hopes to become a successful business man . . . MARY ELLEN LONG: Mel, a popular Srl who is an all-around athlete: ambition: nurse . . . IA K LONGENECKER: Gremlin is about the shortest boy in the senior class: he's aiming for the stars as a druggist . . . HELEN MALEY: a big hit as drum majorette at the football glames, loves to talk: wants to be an art teacher . . . HELE MAE MANN: interested in football, 'swimming: wants to become a stenographer . . . IACOB T. MARTIN: lake, interested in engineering, hopes to become an excavating engineer . . . L TTY M RTIN: a commercial with a yen for writingx poetry . . . WILLIAM LONG MARTIN: Bill, interested in is one and only, hoges to become a successful business man . . . RUTH L. MAX Y: Maxey-giggles alwayYs come ugon this eitterbug: goal: dramatics . . . KATHR N YVONN McCUT HEON: Kitty -an active member of the band, hories to end up an airline hostess . . . DOROTHY MAE MCFA LAND: Dot is inter- ested in sports and music: her ambition: Elsdwghologist or personnel worker . . . PHYLLIS A. MCMIN : Phi likes swimrninlgxi hopes to become a journalist . . . IAMES MCMULL : Mack has that nice, wavy blond hair that women rave about: he'11 be a forest ranger. iii' RUTH MARGARET McNAIR: Mickey- Gee, iirls, guess what- I've lost, a pound! : wants to be a book eeper . . . SPENCER MCNEAL: likes sports, aviation, and music: iisence wants to be a drummer in an orchestra . , . VIRGIL ECK: interested in Islgzorts, hcgmes to become a draftsman . . . IUNE LORRAI MELS M: verg apt in tlyliing, hopes to become an aviatrix . . . ROSE . MICCIC : osie, inter- ested in outdoor sforts and sailors, hopes to become a nurse . . . IACQUE YNE V. MIESSE: Iackie is very, fond of dancing, especially with a recent graduate: am ition: nurse . . . IDA MIG ON: will take her dictation while on Maxie's knee , . . DANNY MILLER: a gallant Romeo of the senior class, really glets around in that White Elephant : business man . . . E GENE MILLER: Euie, short, freckle- faced, dark-haired, swell personality-a nice guy all around, wants to be a coach . . . IOI-IN E. MILLER: Iohnny hopes to become a cabinetmaker: likes hunting, boxing, and base- ball . . , IUNE MILLER: interested in horseback riding, danciiigg, and swimming: hopes to become stenographer . . . SI-IIRL Y ANN MILLER: Shirl likes dancing, skating, and bowling: hopes to become a housewife . -. . VIRGINIA MILLER: interested in swirnmiri and music: Ginny holds music as her ambition . . . BETTE LEE MISI-IKIN: interested in dramatics and dancing: wants to be a buyer. i' ir ir MARY ANN MOEDINGER: Moes is interested in dancing and ice skating: her ambition: secretary . . . SUSA MOEDINGER: that blonde bombshell who has brains and Fifty-six Slersonalig' lus: will be a physical education teacher . . . ARIAN . FAOI-ILER: interested in sgiorts and music, hoies some day to become a nurse . . .TI-IO AS HESTER MORG N: Tom, interested in automobiles, hoses to become an auto mechanic . . . CLARENCE E. MO ROW: SleePY, inter- ested in baseball, boating, hunting, and blondes, wants to be a machinist or boat designer . . . DORIS IEAN MOSER: Mose, interested in dancing, swimming, and movies, hopes to become a housewife . . . IAMES . MOSER: Iim, inter- ested in aviation, wants to become a pilot . . . MILDRED H. MULL: Millie has albums filled with many' snapshots of school life: she'll be a secretary . . . AWRENCE MURPHY: Lorry, the gupy who's always on the go, will stay in town next year at . 6: M.: he wants to play basket- bal and soccer there . . . NANCY IANE MURRY: Nan hopes to get a job doirg clerical work: also enjoys skating in the winter . . , E. L IS MYER: this Ezleasant blonde will make a good secretary . . . ELIZAB TH MYERS: Betty has unusual skill and grace: her holpes of beinsg a decorator shouldn't be too distant . . . ES HER MYER : Essie has an unusual talent in cooking which should helia her to be a successful food researcher . . . GEORGE YERS: his sports interests and work with the Hi-Y should help him in the business world. tit I. RICHARD MYERS: a whiz at Latin: will make a good musician . . . NANCY MYERS: a sweet senior active in Girl Reserves: to be a secretary . . . RICHARD MYERS: Dick likes aviation and one day would like to be a successful flyer . . . SAM NAUMAN: Dutch, a future electrical en- ineer who will robably sgend his vacations hunting and Rshing . . . RICIHARD NE TEL: Needles, interested in swimmin , wants to break the national swim record . . . MARY EEIZABETH NEWTON: Polly aims to be a chemist: wants to go to Wellesley . . . ROBERT OBLENDER: Bob is very much interested in electrical work: in fact it's his am- bition . . . BETTY LORRAINE OCHS: Shorty is interested in s rts and movies: ambition: housewife . . . CATHERINE LOIIISE O'CONNOR: interested in walkirf, she could Erob- ably use it with advertising . . . ANN MARIE O'N ILL: ambition to be a stenograp er or private secretary should be fulfilled: lqves to ice skate . . . MARIAN EL ZABETH OVIEDE: Sis wants to do food research work: she is 1n- terested in sports and art . . . IAY F. PATTON: interested in s orts, Iay wants to become a draftsman . . . EDWARD IAMES PATTON: Eddy's interest in home economics should make him a very good chef . . . IEAN PERRY: Ieanie wants to go to summer school to learn secretarial work. iii' NANCY E, PETERS: Nancy, very much interested in music, wants to be a sales person . . . WILLIAM PFIEFFER: very much interested in sho work, Bill wants to be a machinist . . . ROBERT EUGENE TPICKEL: Varsitly, a sports lover, who ho es to be a professional basebal player , . . BETTY PINIKERTON: Pinky, a member of the band who is in- terested in music and wants to be a missionary . . . CHARLES LESTER PINKERTON: Pinkie's classroom humor and his fine dancing will always be remembered . , . CHRISTINE MARGAR T POTTS: should make a good private secretary b being in Shorthand and Typing? Club . . . SARA RAEZER: lXroxy,' a member of National onor Society and Vidette Annual Staff, is interested in sports and wants to be a success . . . NANCY VIRGINIA RANCK: Nan, with her winning ersonality, will make an excellent nurse . . . GLADYS M. RANDALL: a sincere worker who aims to be a laboratory technician . . . MARGUERITE REAM: interested in baseball, music, and fl in , Maggie wants to be an air- plane hostess . . . DELILAR VIRGINIA REESE: Dee, the 'beamin t e. Did she tell cyou her ambition? Success . . . ELIEABEITR F. REESE: besi es Betty's interest in danc- in and cooking, she wants to be a stenographer . . . R8DNEY REESE: Rocket likes to play basketball with the Cli ers : he wants to be a barber . . . ERIKA M. REINHAR-DDT: one of Mr. Mulhatten's excellent students: ambition: stenographer. 'kin' ETHEL RICE: Red, a good student whose ambition is to be a medical technician . . . IULEDELL RICKERT: Red bakes a wonderful cage: she should be a swell dietitian: her chief worry is getting into Cornell . . . DOROTHY RINEHART: Dottie likes to swim and hike: wants to be a bookkeeper . . . IUNE RODEN: the girl who never eats! Her love must keep her warm: Iune eiipects to be married when she graduates . . . IEAN E. ROG RS: Iean would like to be an o fice girl with sports on the sideline . . . MARCIA ROMANOFF: a business woman who wants to be a nutri- tionist or music teacher . . . GLADYS ROOP: Roopsky, active Girl Reserve, interested in music, wants to be a foreign correspondent . . . BEVERLY ROSENBERGER: Bev' has interest in music and wants to be a dental assistant . . . HERMAN RUEGER: Hermy and his model railroads and airplanes should eventuallyti make him a food aeronautical engineer . . . DANIEL E. UTLEDGE: ed -genius, lec- turer, and poet, is our ace magician and Ehotogra her: just call him Dunninger . . . CHARMAIN P. UTJTER: plus an interest in horseback ridinfg and sgarts, Charmaine would like to be a nurse . . . MA IAN SC AFFNER: Diddy can be seen Kalling around with Methusla : goa: surgeon . . . I MES R. SCHIDING: with science on the sideline, Iames should be a very good chemist . . . CHARLES E. SCHLINKMAN: machinist is Charles's goal in life, plus hunting and swimming. 'kit HERBERT SCHMID: Hub's ambition is to row: size doesn't hinder him in baseball, however . . . 'EHEODORE SCI-IMIDT: Ted is active in Hi-Y and wants to become a naval officer . . . MARY IEAN SCHMOOK: Schmookie, the dynamic pitcher on last year's chamrgion baseball team: a prospective nurse . . . IULIA L. SCH LL: shorthand and typing are going to hels Sl1or1tK-Qs ambition to be a good stenographer . . . ALIC B. SC TTE: Flea, the smallest of the drum majorettes: oal in life to be a physical education teacher . . . E. SCHUTTE: Red, interested in dancing, hunting, and women, would like to wind up in private- business . . . MARYELLEN SCHWALM: Grem, this ittle girl, interested in xsforts, ho es to become a kinder- garten teacher . . . ED ARD SCIEIWEERS: Eddie, a vo- cational in the auto sholp, interested in travel, wants to be- come a roofer . . . PE RY BRUCE SCOTT: Scotty-idol of the junior class, enjoy? building models: goal: a successful businessman . . . A N L. SEACHRIST: Nancy has an eye for dancing: looking forward to becoming a secretary . . . LUCILLE B. SEBA TIAN: collector of perfume bottles among other things: a future lab technician . . . IANET LOUI E SEITZ: sports and reading are Ianet's interests besides her goal to be a teacher . . . IOANNE P. SENSENIG: Ioanne's favorite Bastime is reading, although she enjo s art and music: am ition: secretary . . . KENNE H SHAIBLEY: Ken, typical redhead: sounds like Tommy Dorsey with his trombone: a future civil engineer. iii' D, ELIZABETH SHARLEY: Sharley wants to take the Powers Course and becorne a professional model . . . NANCY IANE SHAUB: Shaubie is interested in sports and travel-by helicopter? . . . SARAH SHAUB: Dutch, a drum majorette, is interested in spforts: ambition is to be a stenographer . . . ESTA IUNE S EAFFER: Essie, inter- ested in her commercial sulzgects, wants to be a good stenographer . . . MARY ELI ABETH SHENK: Libb , oal for this tall brunette, a school teacher . . . V. CHESRER SHEPPS: Chester-a reserved chap who wants to be a me- chanical engineer . . . RICHARD SHERBAHN: Dick, blond wolf in the school play: this sharrlp bow tie wearer wants to be a business promoter . . . ORA SHERICK: a future dancer who does some very fine footwork . . . IAMES SHERTZER: Iim, musical-minded man with engineering am- bitions . . . DORIS SHISSLER: little mite who packs a mighty wallop on the typewriter . . . GEORGE SI-IOEMA ER: Sam, a footbal and basketball star who will someday coach others on to stardom . . . E. MAXINE SHUE: Max is interested in sports, reading, and cookin : she hopes to be a secretary . . . BLANCH SHULTZ: Sis Rkes to dance and swim and does a good hob of both: she wants to marry and raise a family . . . N NCY SHULTZ: rhythm sister on the typewriter and piano and we know she'l succeed, :k'A k IACQUELINE SLATER: Iackie will make some fellow a model housekeeper . . . RICHARD WILLIAM SLAUGH, IR.: Dick, interested in stamp collecting and lettering, wants to be a chemical engineer . . . BES IE D. SLOAD: Bett likes skating, dancing, and bowling and wants to be a hairdresser or a nurse . . . CHARLE SLOAD: Chuck, sport enthusiast who earned his L as a football manager: goal: mechanical engineer . . . KENNETH E. SMELTZ: Monk, humorous co-captain of the football team, aims for pro- fessional rating as athlete . . . ANN SMITH: known to everyone as Smitty, interested in sports and aviation: Smitty wants to become a nurse . . . EVELYN R. SMITH: Evei likes sports and dancing-i hopes to become an office wor er . . . IUNE M. SMI : Slim will be a future stenog : interested in dancing along with a vocational . . . ROBERT SMITH: just visualize manufacturer Tubby Smith introducing slidinsgq boxes with all trombone features . . . CHARLES I RVIS ADER, IR.: Charlie-the champion bowler ot the vocationals' goal in life to be a magician . . . C. RICHARD SNEATH: Dick likes music and all sports and wants to be a drummer in an orchestra . . . ROBERT SNODGRASS: Snaky, a Buchanan Hi-Y-er inter- Fifty-seven ested in sports, wants to be a sports writer . . . WILLIAM SPAHR: Bill's hobby is collecting recordings: ambition: dentistry . . . LOIS M. SPANG: Spangie likes sports and travel and wants to be a nurse or a secretary. iii GEORGE STAUFFER: quite an air fellow, his ambition and interest both being aviation . . . LAURA STEELE: Lo1Iypop, Girl Reserve interested in sgorts, wants to be a private secretary . . . MILDRED H LEN STEINMETZ: Millie likes reading, sewing, and skatirig, and wants to be a dressmaker . . . ROSE MARIE STEIN ETZ: Rosie is interested in sports and music and wants to be a typist . . . DONALD F. STINE: Don likes hiking and skating and wants to be a doctor . . . BETTY STIT EL: interested in music and Russell, would like to be a nurse . . . IOHN RICHARD STORB: Red -the freckle-faced redhead of the class: glans being an electrical engineer . . . LEIGHTON STOVE : Sonny -interested in lines and fi ures Kin an engineering way, of coursej . . . RAYMOTID SUMMY: Ray is hoping to become an accountant of the first rank: a friend to all . . . GLADYS G. SWOPE: Swopie-certain people from Strasburg seem to Kalease this blonde who will be an art teacher . . . SAR ELIZABETH SYKES: Sally -aims to be a secretary, likes to play the piano for Bernie . . . EUGENE B. TABBUTT: Eugene likes bowlinEg, swimminlg and golf and wants to be a awyer . . . IAN T TEMPLE ON: energetic member of swimming team, wants to ma'cr in physical education at college . . . KANELLA THEROS: likes music, dancing: has an eye for stenography. iii' SYDNEY THOMAS: just call this little aug Red, thouglh vitamin B-l might fit him better . . . F O ENCE TRIMA : Florrie, Mr. Becker's mimeogragher, likes to read and dance, a future P. E. teacher . . . ICHARD TURTON: Dick, the class artist, is interested in dancing and sports . . . MICHAEL G. VALUDES: short and dark, hopes to become an electrical engineer or band leader . . . KATHLEEN VAN BROOKHOVEN: Kathy, a member of the Librar Club who wants to become a nurse . . . IULIA ANN VANDEYGRIFT: Iudy should make a very charming red-haired stenogra- pher . . . PETER VASSIL: ikes to build plane models and is interested in sports: Pete wants to become an optometrist . . . RICHARD ARL VATTER, IR.: Iake likes electricity and mathematics and in future gears will make a good teacher . . . MARY IUNE VOLLE TSEN: Volly wants to be a housewife and likes to skate and play the accordion . . . CLAUDE DALE WAGNER: Wag' li es travel and airplanes and wants to be a mechanical engineer . . . DONALD EUGENE WAGNER: Don's favorite sport is basket- ball: however, his future is undecided . . . PAULINE EUNIECE WARFEL: Polly likes dancin and swimmirlrg and wants to be a typist . . . FORREST IASKSON WATSO 1 Iackson's favorite astimes are hunting and fishin 5 goal: machinist . . . INTANCY WATSON: pleasant ang good- natured, will make a perfect wife for a certain sailor. LLOYD WEBB: Lloyd, a prospective machinist, didn't even have to pass out cigars to be elected senior class sec- retary . . IOE ANN L. WEIGAND: dancing interests Io, this New York fan, who hoies to become an airline hostess . . . MARY LOUISE WEIG ND: would like to be a commercial artist . . . EVERETT MER: the class nat- uralist, especially interested in huntia? and fishing: Ed wants to be a draftsman . . . IRWIN EINHOLD: ick, who enjoys tennis and ice hockey, has hopes for stenggra- phy . . . LANE WELLER: a member of the Buchanan i-Y, interested in music, wants to become a minister . . . ROBERT EUGENE WENGER: Farmer, after graduation hopes to become a test pilot . . DORIS ARLIN WHITE: Bupps's ambition is to become a medical technician: her chief in- terests are acting and dancing . . . GEORGE I. WHITE: Muff, who seems to be very fond of aviation, should make an excellent aircraft mechanic . . . NANCY I. WILEY: Nan, a Girl Reserve member interested in baseball, wants to become a hairdresser and make-up artist . . . DAVID WILLIAMS: Dave, brainy boy with an interest in siorts and a future in engineering . . . IANICE SUSAN WILLI MS: Ian--a good swimmer who aims to be a nurse . . . PAUL I. WILSON: Paul likes sports and drivinala car and wants to be a bookkeeper . . . PAUL R. INDMULLER, IR.: Pete -a newcomer to L. H. S. this year, enjoys sailing best among the sports: ambition: lawyer. 'kit I-IENRIETTA WINNERLING: ambition's to be a beautician and to change her name for Ioe's soon . . . ALICE WINTERS: likes music, sewing, and ice-skating: her ambition is ad- vertising . . . EL N WOLF: sports are the chief interest ot this future machinist . . . MILDRED I. WURSTER: Mildred's goal in life is stenographg, although she is very fond of music and dancing . . . R BERT M. YEAGLEY, IR.: Pete, who enjoys sports of all kinds, hopes to become a success- ful business man . . . MILDRED M. YOHN: Mil, the great sports character and bookworm, wants to be a nurse . . . GALEN YOUNG: a vocational student, interested in music, wants to be a musician . . . IACK YOUNG: interested in swimming and bowling: Iack's ambition is to be a cabinet- maker . . . IEANNE L. YOUNG: Iean-a talented art student who aims to be an interior decorator . . . BENIAMIN FRANK YUNGINGER: Frank's future is undecided, but he is much interested in sports . . . PAULINE ZERCHER: Polly is interested in IohnrEl, dancingf and sipiorts, and wants office work . . . GRAC ELIZABET ZIMM MAN: Gracie is a great reader and picture collector: she wants to open a private kindergarten . . . HOWARD ZIMMERMAN: Zimmy, to his best friends, is interested in baseball: he wants to be a baseball player . . . EUGENE ZOOK: Oozie, who was a good lineman on the football squad, wants to be an electrician. iii' WALTER ZOOK: Zeke likes to drive a wicked auto: he's a brain and should make a good chemist . . . JOAN ZWALLEY: Io is a quiet, determined student with an aptitude for bookkeeping . . . IANE ZWEIFLER: hats off to a future business executive! If Fifty-eight 61441 iitozy Si? ik il? Commencement Day is right around the corner, and this time it really hits us, the seniors at McCaskey. Soon, instead of calling ourselves students, we'll claim the title of alumni of Iohn Piersol McCaskey High School. And that's exactly why Commencement is so important this year. lt's we who will graduate this time. Of course, senior classes have always felt the same way about graduation as we do, and yet somehow or other we are different from every class that preceded us. We're probably neither better nor worse-We're just different. McCaskey High to us was different from the McCaskey High that other classes have attended. ln the sarne manner each one of us will remember different things about high school life, although many of the important events in our three years at McCaskey we'll all remember. This class history, therefore, traces the outline of events common to all of us-happenings which none of us will forget. Away back in September, 1943, long before we knew as much as the teachers or even thought we did, some five hundred supposedly-scared ex-junior high kids were admitted to McCaskey as sophomores. We found that there were fewer rules to hamper us than there had been in junior high. Eventually we also learned that these few rules were enforced more rigidly than those in junior high. Homework took up a good bit of our after school hours, especially for the Latin students. For ten months we endured the indignity of being mere sophomores. After a welcome summer vacation we returned to McCaskeyg this time, however, we were veterans-we knew the ropes. Our class officers, elected shortly after the start of school that year, were Lawrence Murphy, presidentg Richard Holzwarth, vice-presidentg Mary Ellen Long, secretary, Bernard Adams, treasurerg and Eugene Gallagher, historian. Many of us filtered into McCaskey's extracurricular activities immediately. Our football record was encouraging, with five wins and four losses. The assembly programs featured many excellent speakers, of whom Dr. Davidian from Armenia was perhaps the most out- standing. Our toughest class last year was plane geometry, but American history ran a close second. Sooner than We realized, finals came, and another class was graduating. The most important thing about this graduation was that it made us seniors. At last the big year had come for us-not only the big year, but also the last year. Immediately we elected new class officers, They were as follows: Bernard Adams, presi- dent, Harry Coyle, vice-president, Lloyd Webb, secretary, and Lawrence Murphy, treasurer. Homework was really piled on us, and we realized how wrong the people were who said, The junior year is your hardest year at McCaskey. Extracurricular activities took up much more of our time, because now we were run- ning them. The Social Committee had a successful year with several swell dances to its credit, despite the fact that it was started late. The Girl Reserve and Hi-Y Clubs also gave several big dances. Our journalistic enterprises prospered-the Vidette newspaper grew two inches this year, and that Yearbook cover was something new! The Band, Orchestra, and Glee Clubs gave concerts which were well attended and well worth the time spent on them. Our stage became a battleground as the Student Council and the National Honor Society fought to see which could sponsor the better assembly programs. Iune brought an end to these activities and to our studies also. The time has come for us to check out. If our high school years have been ones of fun and activity alone, they were not wasted. If we have gained a thorough, Well-rounded education which will serve as a tool throughout our lives, if we have learned to think and act as mature, although young, men and women, then we have attained the true goal, the ultimate objective of high school. At last we must depart from McCaskey, finish the chapter called high school life. To these things we turn our backs now, but our hearts-never! EUGENE B. GALLAGHER Historian Fifty-nine Q ' l NATIONAL E HES ZE' . Qi -WSiK1EfJYlW , GY' ' 49,1 Six? 6 C A Q JQi Z , N A I 'fi-if 5 ff' 5' Q Q ' :E 4' N 9 Y 66' ii ' 1,55 qghfi ga E xggd A 0 l YEARBOCK Editor-in-Chief DAVID I. HGH Senior Editors Sports Editors IULEDELL RICKERT LETTY MARTIN HARRY COYLE IERE KLIVANSKY Organization Editor Circulation Manager SUSAN MOEDINGER RICHARD SLAUGH Photographer NED RUTLEDGE Business Manager ANN EDELSON XIX L J Editorial Assistants: Bernard Adams, Thelma Geier, Shirlee Huber, Iacquelyn Lingle, Richard Myers, Polly Newton, Nancy Ranck, Delilah Reese, Marcia Romanotl, Gladys Hoop, Ann Seachrist, Theodore Schmidt, Maxine Shue, lacqueline Slater, Sally Sykes, Kanella Theros. Solicitors: Thelma Buclcwalter, Arthur Davidson, Louise Ditzler, Ann Fellenbaum, lane Garrison, Adele I-lurshman, lacquelyne Miesse, Lois Myer, Sara Raezer, Marian Schaffner, Richard Sherloahn, David Williams. Sifty-th rec I. tt ll i B' my -7 Reporters: Bernard Adams, Alice Cary, Richard Eckman, Iere Geist, Priscilla Gerlach, Ruth Hershour, Walter Kohler, Gilbert Lyons, Richard Myers, Richard Reese, Iuledell Rickert. Reporters: Frank Bashore, Herbert Berkheimer, lohn Buckwalter, Herbert Galebach, Gladys Humphreys, Donald Pollock, Iay Simmons. Assistants: Patricia Anderson, Dilly Ann Anstaett, Robert Current, Patricia Hogg, Arthur Kimmel, Susan Moedinger, Audre Prowell, Mary Frances Sarkisian, Richard Slaugh, Frances Yoftee. Sir!!!-fraur ,- il Qs Iris! EUGENE B. GALLAGHER Associote Editors HARRY B, COYLE IAY EBERSOLE NED RUTLEDGE Momogirig Editor News Editor IACOUELYN LINGLE RUTH BASSLER Sports Editor Eeotures Editor IAMES MCCASKEY CAROLYN DUNN CoIumriist Advertising Morioger RICHARD HOLZWORTH ROBERT LAPHAIVI Rhotogroptier SoIiCitor C. DAVISON BALLOU ALBERT SELDOMRIDGE Cortooriists Circutortiori Momoger ANNA ALDEREER ROBERT SIVIITH DAVID HOH Typist LOIS MYERS Advisers SARAH E. BITNER ROBERT W. BROOME QUILL cmd SCRCLL tiki? Frank Bashore Ruth Bassler Harry Coyle Louise Ditzler lay Ebersole Ann Edelson Eugene Gallagher David I-loh :fiRobert Smith missing from picture vii? lacquelyn Lingle Iuledell Rickert Letty Martin Ned Rutledge Lois Myer Richard Slaugh I. Richard Myers Robert Smith ll Six! y-six NATICNAL HCDNOR SOCIETY tiki? OFFICERS President David Williams Vice-president , Donald Ditzler Secy.fTreas. Susan Moedinger Bernard Adams Anna Alderfer Lalfern Bearnesderfer Eugene Charles Barbara Christensen Harry Coyle Arthur Davidson lean Dawson Kenneth Depoe Donald Ditzler Paul Eberly Iay Ebersole Ann Edelson Louis Emanuel Eugene Ernst Kenneth Ernst MEMBERS Ann Eellenbaum Ruth Freisher Eugene Gallagher Thelma Geier Iere Geist lan Guiles Kathryn Hagen Ruth Hershour Doris Hill Gladys Hinerdeer David Hoh Richard Holzwarth Iohn Howry Shirlee Huber Richard Kauffman Rosemary Kissinger Kenneth Kochel Ruth McNair Susan Moedinger Lawrence Murphy Richard Myers Sara Roezer Erika Reinhardt Iuledell Rickert Theodore Schmidt Chester Shepps Richard Slaugh William Spahr Sally Sykes Lloyd Webb David Williams Walter Zook STUDENT COUNCIL Eff ik ik OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL President . A , Lawrence Murphy Vice-president , , Bernard Adams Secretary ,. Adeline Berit Treasurer ., ., I Donald Pollock Representatives Vidette . , , Eugene Gallagher Band and Orchestra A lacguelyn Lingle Glee Club , . , Iuledell Riclcert Girl Reserves ., .. Iayne Barrett Honor Society . David Williams Senior Members Harry Coyle lay Ebersole Kathryn Hagen Richard Holzwarth Theodore Schmidt Robert Smith Iunior Members Frank Bashore Ruth Bassler Herbert Galebach Gladys Humphreys Lois Oblender Donald Pollock loyce Rhen Sophomore Members William Anderson Elaine Diehm Walter Kohler Nancy Herr Richard Reese Mary lane Shoffstall Ierry Wagner .fztwt H. W gaze: 1, ag gw3,, Mem? :Ss is z Q H791 552111-1 gift? W if QK?'Qv T A .- , gm 2 QQZJSVE - -:ge:,.,- A 5 . --.,,:: , kenaf, Ag - ,t w , 'lin :Ti 'rf Sw f K ' E't1'Iql:2.ia1:I:,-1:Eiiglivtf' t HW J S A ' ALL-SCHOOL SCJCIAL CCMMITTEE ikiki? KATHRYN HAGEN - Co-Chairmen e RICHARD HOLZWORTH Ticket Committee: lay Ebersole, Chairman, Mary Ioan Bair, layne Barrett, Colleen Eckman, Delilah Reese, Theodore Schmidt. Checkroom Committee: Susan Moedinger, Chairman, Adeline Berit, Gladys Hinerdeer, Gladys Humphreys, Mary Ann Moedinger, Lois Oblender. Building Committee: lere Geist, Chairman, Kenneth Child, Richard Clarke, Arthur Davidson, Richard Eckman, lan Guiles, Wilbur Leed, Richard Sherbahn, Beryl Sherman. Publicity Committee: luledell Rickert, Chairman, Shirlee Huber, lean Young. Music Committee: Robert Smith Chairman, Eugene Gallagher, Mary McPherson. Guest Committee: Ann Fellenbaum, Chairman, Bernard Adams, Carol Cawood, David Williams. Decoration Committee: Gwendolyn Guyer, Chairman, Anna Alderier, Myra Graham, Sibyl Levin, Shirley Merrill Refreshment Committee: Lawrence Murphy, Chairman, Sona Aznavorian, Robert Current, Edythe Girvin, Martha Lou Hershey, lacquelyn Lingle, Iacquelyne Miesse. 4:1w'fi:A,7'Agi2311p W ' . .. , H . g .Q M N 4 7 W fn a- :1-- , ff , :img 'iS: :-gif ?-5:-'1g' ,ififm ':F2IjQs3 : a K 1: , Y ., 4 L R , ...,. .. xx 2 X W . , ...: -: z. i hh V g W5 Wm 7 X 55,5 4 f ,X A V N' 3 1- ,?' '.,'I: . :Z ,f ' 3j'I:.,::- ' N Q wa v Af , -. Zh 5 3 f ' 1 1 x 1 1 2 if ff Y: J, .ly W 2 65 , f 'Q sf ,Q W 6 , f Q 5 Q Q My -M N Q Q Q S ,, V' 9. 5 ,, Q -'rg V ., YQ W ,, W W X' Q M Q ' -f V +1 sf A ii' 5' R ,H 'af 4 wr . W Q, 2 we W 4 W W X f v w V -if W ,, , 5 ,f -wr W 'Q UQ , 4. ,, ,, , , . 'W 2,40 in Q . 1.9 ? .5 E5 3 Q, H, 3 A ef 5 W M Q , Q , fz W Q 'S .53 Ea mr 9 6' Q' 'P 5' 3 V w M 1, -M' g. ,, Y 1 ag, SE, Q 10 wx wg, 5, Q r H . pi. .f K 4' A W ff 'A wh 1 nf W 3 fe Q ' it x 'll' ss 'X . X 5 NW 45 . 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Directress Accompcxnists ll-XNET RUTTER - IOANNE WEILER Nancy Allen, Peggy Arms, Sona Aznavorian, Mary loan Bair, layne Barrett, lohn Barton, Edward Bassler, lack Bell, Adeline Berit, David Birney, lacqueline Bixler, Patsy Breen, Doris Brenner, Richard Brodis, lessel Brown, Doris Bushong, Lillian Butson, Pauline Garmin, Dorothy Dawson, lean Dawson, Raymond Dennison, lrene Dianastasis, Wendall Dillendall, George Dirian, lohn Doll, Donald Dunlcle, lay Ebersole, Marianne Fague, Norman Falk, Ann Fellenbaum, Dorothy Francos, Marijane Frey, lay Fries, Grace Gamble, Thelma Geier, Richard Gerhart, lack Graybill, loan Graybill, Gwendolyn Guyer, Shirley Habel, Margaret Hartman, Fred Hawk, lohn Herr, Ruth Hershour, Luther Horning, Gladys Humphreys, Adele l-lurshman, Anne lacobs, Phyllis lamison, Beverly Keinert, Henry Keneagy, Arthur Kimmel, Robert Lapham, lames Mack, Ruth Maxey, Robert Mayer, lacquelyne Miesse, Mary Ann Moedinger, Susan Moedinger, Kathleen Moffett, Mary Morris, Nancy Norbury, Nancy Peters, Gladys Randall, loseph Richer, luledell Rickert, Audrey Rittenhouse, Marcia Romanoft, lanet Rutter, Karl Sachs, Marian Schallner, Mary lane Seachrist, lanet Seitz, Sarah Shaub, William Stein, Rosemary Strauss, loyce Totten, Elaine Urban, lane Vatter, Marjorie Vatter, Betty Vinson, lohn Voulopos, Callie Wagner, Mary Ann Ward, loanne Weiler, Ida White, Donald Wilson, Paul Windmuller, loan Zwalley, if ir if Accompanists DOROTHY HERB - BETTY RUOF Dorothy Adams, Patricia Anderson, Eleanor Auman, lune Bachman, Virginia Baisden, Helen Baltz, Margaret Barbour, Thelma Barrett, Mary Boardman, Anna Dawson, Evelyn Doersom, Venice Dontis, Colleen Eckrnan, Verna Emrnert, Virginia Fischer, Marion Forrest, Katherine Fry, Myra Graham, Nancy Hambleton, Helen Hayes, Dorothy Herr, Arlene lackson, Barbara Leibhart, Dorothy McCarney, Virginia McGovern, Catherine Melsom, Ruth Miller, loyce Morrison, DeVera Myers, loanne Peters, Dolores Pfroinmer, Nancy Pickell, loan Pinkerton, Shirley Rathkey, Doris Reitzel, lackie Reynolds, Arlene Rice, Betty Ruof, Mary Frances Sarkisian, Lenora Sloat, Betsy Stephens, Yvonne Ulmer, loan Wagner, lo Ann Wissler, lune Wohr. Sf'1'wn!g-init: CCNCERT ORCHESTRA LEIGH E. WITTELL, Director Seniors: Ioan Altholt, Henry Bruckart, Barbara Christensen, Donald Ditzler, Paul Eberly, Richard E. Gable, Elaine Graybill, lack Hendricks, Iacquelyn Lingle, Robert Smith, Michael Valudes. Iuniors: Lois Aierstock, Buth Bassler, Doris Bushong, Caroline Dunn, Phyllis Gardner, Ioan Hanlan, Doris Harnden, Ioel Hartman, Ann Hurst, Kenneth Kunkle, Helen Luckey, Leslie Mclntosh, Ioyce Rhen, Harry Sensenig, Barbara Shelley. Sophomores: Dilly Ann Anstaett, Betty Ardinger, Donald Biemesderter, Barbara Duckworth, Edward Edgerley, lacqueline Foster, Betty Greenawalt, George Hall, Shirley Machemer, Mary Sarkisian, Betty lane Srnith, Warren Swager, Duane White, Ioanne Wissler, lane Louise Wohr. BAND LEIGH E. WITTELL. Director Seniors: Bernard Adams, Ioan Althotf, Stanley Barr, lames Case, Barbara Christensen, Donald Ditzler, Paul Eberly, Richard Eby, Richard E. Gable, lere Gegg, Richard Gerhart, Harold Hahn, lack Hendricks, Iacquelyn Lingle, Gilbert Link, Kathryn McCutcheon, Iames Moser, lay Patton, Betty Pinkerton, Theodore Schmidt, Kenneth Shaibley, Ann Smith, Robert Smith, Iuniors: Lois Aierstock, Ruth Bassler, lack Clare, lean Diem, Norman Falk, Phyllis Gardner, Lloyd Hambright, Doris Harnden, Ioel Hartman, Robert Helm, Iames Hite, Luther Horning, Anne Hurst, Richard Keller, Kenneth Kunkle, Elaine Leapman, Gerald Myers, Robert Preston, loyce Rhen, Albert Seldomridge, Harry Sensenig, Iohn Shepps, Beryl Sherman, lack Sherts, Eva Snowden, Robert Siegler, lacob Truxal, Sophomores: William Burrows, Harry Deverter, Thomas Diehl, Donald Dochterman, Warren Evans, loseph Gochenauer, George Hall, Robert Hays, Robert Hess, Ralph Hoover, Mary Kneisley, Barbara Leibhart, Gilbert Lyons, Shirley Machemer, Victor Matroni, Mary Lou Metzger, Marie Nelson, Iohn Peck, Hallie Rohrback, Ralph Runk, Lloyd Scheid lack Trout, Kenneth Urban, Carl Warlel, Robert Weston, Duane White, Franklin Widder: Melvin Willder. of SCHCOL PLAY if? ik if? SPRING FEVER A EARCE IN THREE ACTS Bette A. Erailey, Director STUDENT DTRECTORS Robert Charles Current, lr., Thelma Brandt Geier, Frances lane Yottee DRAMATIS PERSCNAE Mrs. Spangler Anne Purcell Vivian George ,. Vic Lewis , Ed Burns Lou Herron T Howard Brant . Henry Purcell Maude Corey Phoebe Purcell President Dixon Professor Virgil Bean , ,. . . Nancy Louise Gable T , , . Betty layne Barrett Susan Elizabeth Moedinger Richard Roy Sherbahn ., , . , David lames Hoh Dorothy Mae McFarland Daniel Edward Rutledge . lay Franklin Ebersole Marijane Louise Prey , Ann Sybil Edelson William Harold Borthwick Bernard Augustus Adams 3 2 .f N! s if Gi ai lv 52 '1 fa 9 if , x , Q 3 1 31' ' 1 avg? sb . fi W N f M4 JP . ig, l A we , '92 .3 2 4' Q' gf fi kg 9 l if A M N f gg 'S ' . , Ig Y ' 9? wi Q Q 'Y Z J A W gk 3 31 M f i i Sk 'QP W gQV'Af1a?if Www' 31. QKFYQQN E 5 gf 3 ,a Vw Sd 1 Ml V v' A v . , ii., A 5 , . rf Sf if Q -WZ I 'gawk M 'MW fef hmm! we ,, ,, xv, 4: , Lffwx W, F,gibf ,ff Wa , PM ,TW , Q , gi . gf Q H sw Viv A -.M 4- , fix jg' V Q A N M 98 -f -M fs, x-I , H1 ? if fl M 2 l xx l if Q - , ifzw w 2 X? M9 if 2 in F 94 5 7 'fl fn ,wi WK , X Maxam X P 4 F? .Ab W, if H Q was i QL V Q, y f YA X bf 83921 1 Q' x-,,Qk1U fqf ,Y em , A ,, qw Nfygfy 5 S if gf Alf' as P VJ, f-', L Kwxm SENIOR CLUBS DALMING President Nancy Hanck Vice-president lacquelyn Miesse Secretary Gladys Hinerdeei Treasurer Sara Haezer PENQUIN President Kathryn Hagen Vice-president Pauline Boxleitner Secretary , Grace Hershey Treasurer . lrma Benner TRI DETTE President Marijane Prey Vicefpresident Mary Ann Kellenberger Secretary Carol Cawood Treasurer Mary Ellen Schwalm TROIS POINT President Sona Aznavorian Vice-president Iayne Barrett Secretary Mary Ann Moediger Treasurer Alice Schutte SUB DEB President Arlene Houser Vice-president . Nora Shertck Secretary Lorraine Cosgrove Treasurer . Helen Kruger IUNIOR CLUBS A LA QUEEN President Dolores Hineer Secretary . . Mary Ann Keller Treasurer Fay Hoehn GE YI President Carolyn Dunn Vice-president Dorothy Dawson Secretary Marjorie Vattei Treasurer . Iosephine Weaver KEEN TEENERS President Ianice Quinn Vice-president . Sylvia Milley Secretory Florence Markley Treasurer .. Phyllis Gardner MODERNETTE Uresident Lillian Butson Vice-president Ruth Scheid Secretary Nancy Maywhort Treasurer Doris Brenner Y TRI Dresident Lois Oblerider lice-president Mary McPherson Secretary . Gladys Humphreys Treasurer Fern Royer SOPHOMORE CLUBS IOY ,resident Shirley Twytord fice-president Mary Kienzle iecretary Martha Howry 'reasurer Ioann Danielsen K. D. 'resident Nancy Herr 'ice-president Virginia McGovern lecretary Alice Cooley 'reasurer Virginia Flessel WIM WAM resident Ruth Gtberson 'ice-president Nancy Pickell ecretary loan Davis reasurer Martha Martin GIRL RESERVES f , ,x-sv, ,- Q , 'Q ,msg 'Q' I ,J ,M .L ,AQ 'f ,yi x 1 1 ...wh iii ,f N, W K ML 5 i C' 5 1 ly 5 1 'Ag f f, X My - az , 1 er . 4 if . .1 , r F I . A 4 X f 1 e 559 N kiffrziw , if Q 'ffm2 if . 57313 gvvfii, U V I MJ k 'WW Nm H ,M ., A his ' UM- . f ,M ,, , J, fr I -. ,, 9 r v as 4 0 R4 RTV, Y iw 'M 'Wm Q. HQ. 'Q W y x fw,.,,, X, 'fu J-. V A.. s 'S'-223: -2 K- m.. 4' Af ,.. fzwwvmy L. ww we M W 353 L Hmm 7-ootfaff Ai? ik ik 1945 VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponents Middletown A A ,A AA l2 Columbia A A AA U Lebanon AA AA A A A U William Penn A 7 Coatesville A A A 6 Steelton AA A 6 Reading AA 7 lohn Harris A 21 Catholic High A A AA O York A AA 6 McCaskey 2l 45 6 Z6 l2 32 58 7 39 31 VARSITY First row: William Snyder, Iohn Hohenadel, lohn Hartman, lohn Barton, Morris Winer, Warren Evans, lames Smithgall, Robert Hilt, William Burkhart. Second row: Clifford Hartman, l. V. Coach, Eugene Zook, Wallace Brubaker, Harry Coyle, George Stauffer, George Shoemaker, Kenneth Srneltz, Iohn Kreider, Wilbur Leed, lere Klivansky, Charles Sload, Manager, lessel Brown, Manager. Third row: Woodrow Sponaugle, Coach, Iohn Iarrett, Frank Bashore, lames Case, Frank Goodhart, Sumner Bohee, lames McCaskey, Herbert Galebach, Theodore Schmidt, Dominic Capp, Boyd Sponaugle, Assistant Coach. Fourth row: Frank Millhouse, George Myers, Dwight Kauffman, lames Mack, David Wiley, Bernard Levine, Edward Heidig, Richard Sourwine, Allen Eckert, Lloyd Webb. IUNIOR VARSITY First row: Russell Schelling, lerry Wagner, Richard Eitzkee, Andrew Evanston, Allen Eckert, William Anderson, Mervin Kreider, George Myers, Samuel Marshall, Richard Stoe. Second row: Paul King, Manager, William Honaman, Manager, lack Gunzenhauser, Robert King, Christian Hondras, Samuel Aston, lames Smithgall, lohn Hohenadel, Bernard Ebersole, Arthur Iohnson, Edward Heidig, Clifford Hartman, Coach. Third row: lohn Ulrich, Manager, loe Secker, Robert Deatrick, Robert Maloney, Iohn Cunningham, loseph Current, Theodore Benner, Richard Clarke, lack Buch, Richard Henry. lil. i... Sept. 27 Oct. 2 Oct. 30 Oct. 9 Oct. 13 Oct. 24 Oct. 27 Nov, 6 Nov. 15 1945 SCHEDULE Opponent New Holland . Dover New Holland Manchester . North York ...,. Reading . Dover Kennett Square . Reading .. McCaskey l ftiel l l 3 O ftiel 0 3 1 U 00021 First row: lack Buckwalter, William Ambrose. Second row: Richard Keene, David Williams, Robert Eshleman,Walter Glassmeyer, Eugene Miller, Donald Krentz, Richard Reese. Third row: Kenneth Murphy, Richard Raymond Wendel, Carl Shissler, Ernst, lack Charles, Lawrence Thomas Gibble, Eugene Ernst, Myers, Charles Grave, Mr. I. I. Neely, Coach. Fourth row: Ierry Nixdorf, George Glick, lay Simmons, Donald Shaub, Donald Pollock, William Bennett, Robert Doman. ufbnm 1717 Front row: Walter O 'C o n n or, Iohn SCHEDULE Hambright, Walter Kohler, Robert Doman, Paul Arata, Charles Potts, Leroy Vollrath, Richard Kurtz. Second row: Mervin Hemperly, lvan High, Iohn Dianastasis, Rudy Valen- tino, Edward Sarkisian, Daniel Templeton, Richard Keene, manager. Third row: Donald Stein, Herbert Berkheimer, manager, William Blais- dell, Edward Bradley, Wallace Bru- baker, Gerald High, David Williams, Lloyd Webb, A. E. Herr, coach, lay Patton. Opponents Pottstown York ,, ., . West Reading York ., ,,,..,.. West Chester Pottstown Hershey ...,.. .. West Reading Norristown . , Hershey .. McCaskey 34 22 45 16 48 50 41 49 37 51 --...aff ataity .gaiketfaff ik wir ik SCHEDULE Opponents McCaskey Hershey Industrial . ,. . 26 43 Pottstown .... , . . . 29 28 Pottsville .. ., , 27 33 lohn Harris 31 39 York , .. 25 49 Steelton . .. 37 48 Lebanon . . . 23 36 Reading . , 30 39 Lititz . 32 37 Catholic High 7 47 William Penn , , . 43 35 lolfin Harris , 3l Sl York 34 30 Steelton , 26 39 Lebanon . 29 42 Reading . . 28 4U William Penn , . 28 37 Front row: lere Klivansky, Lawrence Murphy, Bernard Adams, co-Captain, Kenneth Smeltz, lolfin Kreider. Back row: Woodrow Sponaugle, coach, lames DiGiacomo, William Snyder, Prank Basl'1ore,lol1n Hartman, Herbert Galebacli, George Stautter, manager, Sol Yoder, manager. gy .gaaketfaff Hkrkrik Front row: Richard Reese, Edward l-leidig, Robert Hill, Charles Grove, Arthur lohnson, Mervin Kreider, lames Meminger, lay Simmons. Back row: Boyd Sponaugle, coach, Samuel Marshall, George Myers, Warren Evans, Thomas Diehl, Bernard Ebersole, lack Buclcwalter, lerry Wagner, Paul King, manager. SCHEDULE Opponents McCoskey Hershey H. S. . . . .. 15 32 Mercersburg Acad. .. .. 19 23 Manheim H. S. . . .. 15 27 Hanover H. S. .. .. . .. 6 33 West York H. S. ll 30 Hershey H. S. . . 15 23 Forty Fort H. S. . . 30 3 Allentown H. S. . . . 17 25 Hanover H. S. .. . .. 5 46 Manheim H, S. . 9 26 West York H, S. ,. ,. . . . 8 39 Champions of District No. 3. ' o 'ceitflng First row: Richard Clarke, Murray Winer, LeRoy Duke, Eugene Miller, lack Charles, Mervin Hemperly. Second row: Coach Hurst, Iames McMu11in, Lloyd Webb, Donald Dochterman, Assistant Manager Gerald Witmer, Manager Thomas Gibble. Third row: lames Case, Donald Groff, Harry Coyle. Missing when picture was taken: David Wiley, Russell Schelling. ann L4 Front row: Edward Harper, Raymond Summy, Walter Kohler, lack Graybill, lack Buckwalter, Donald Hess. Second row: Alan Newcomer, Ronald Groft, Paul Windmuller, Herbert Berkheimer, Robert Eshleman, Gerald Slaugh, Iames May, Alfred Pinkerton. Third row: Gerald Witmer, William Burrows, Stanley Binkley, William Davis, David Hoh, Edward Dick, Iames Meminger, George Glick, Thomas Arnold, Fred Powers, Coach Atchley. SCHEDULE Pottstown ..,,.......,...,..,..... . Reading ,....,....., ...., ......,..... . . . Wm, Penn CHarrisburgD .,.. .r,....., Pottstown .,..,...,....,.. ...,.,,..... ...,., . . . Wm. Penn CHarrisburgD ,..,........... . Here . Here Away Away . Here District 3 Tournament .....,... ,......, H ere State College H. S. .,....,.. . Reading ...,.....,.., ,.,.. . A Upper Darby ...., Norristown . ,.., , Away Away . Here r Here April April April May May May May May May 23 26 30 3 7 ll 14 18 26 72404 iiriiriir SCHEDULE Pottsville Penn Relays York Iohn Harris Lebanon . Quadrangular Meet Lebanon Relays ....... ,.,...r.,.. D istrict No. 3 Meet A State Meet at Penn State 'rack as at it Front row: Edwin Ewell, Richard Grott, Richard Reese, Russell Schelling, Donald Dochterman, Iohn Herr, Paul Mayer, Richard Clarke, lack Gunzenhauser, Ierry Wagner, Murray Winer, Samuel Marshall. Second row: Frank Millhouse, Ted Schmidt, Sumner Bohee, Kenneth Smeltz, George Shoemaker, Harry Coyle, lohn Kreider, David Williams, lames McMullin, Thomas Gibble, Edwin Hopton, George Myers. Third row: lames Case, Mr. W. Sponaugle, Donald White, George Beck, lames Ault, lohn Hartman, David Wiley, Donald Harvey, Erank Bashore, William Snyder, Paul Shrenk, Allen Eckert, Mr. C. Hartman, Bernard Levin, Mr, B. Sponaugle. Fourth row: Robert King, Robert Siegler, Elmer Smith, Samuel Aston, Richard Sourwine, Victor Ballou, lames Smithgall, Edward Heidig, Lewis lohnson, Reaves Goehring. 1 Aa 1 ,W '3 q, 3 3 2 2 ,, Q fn SW I. 'E Q if we fam fm Q ke W W' sz Qfsfifm fm ff' inf Vx yd! M Q gy' Z x yr If lm ' J, W'QfE'M m fame SW? 'Sf Wg'f' 15 N gf ' MEF 5' ,ziq , -'A' wwyy .f.:g Q2 HQ , h ,fyfsls wi ,fix ,Z .52 4 3wS f 2 ff fy Q imgkQ, X.a?6i,wk 5 W W Aff' - 'f T- .4 fl :fT':gg?y1 F W I fwg, g RQ 5 Mm ' A ,. f z 2 af 'i Wi 3 JMf'w : WNffw:fff'xnf ,. nf , mfi.,hw f 5 W by ms mf? sf! as qghf' , . 552 se! fi? W fi 1 VN 2 S- Q Q A is A is all A.. as. Q Aw if , 1 arise? Barbara Eyde, Nancy Rogers, Alice Cogley, Virginia McGovern, Leona Darnell, Sara Smithgall, Helen Whitcomb, Marcelyn Swarr, Elaine Diehm, Kathleen Weaver, Florence Dommel, Nancy Herr. iirvfkvik First row: Pauline Carmin, Helen Krimmel, Patsy Hedricks, Lois Oblender, Kathleen Moffett, lane Barrett, Ruth Maxey, Barbara Eley, Ruth Hershour, Sybil Levin, Mary Ann Kellenberger, Iune Warner, Ianice Quinn, Geraldine Hurst. Second row: Iackie Miesse, Thelma Buckwalter, Adeline Berit, Fern Royer, Shirley Merrill, Betty Lou Brown, Geraldine Babner, Irene Sload, Rosanne Cooper, Ruth Bassler, Mary Ioan Bair, Ruth McNair, Pauline Boxleitner, Dolores Rineer, Gladys Humphreys, Gwendolyn Guyer. Third row: Iacqueline Slater, Ann Smith, Mary McPherson, Rose Mary Strauss, Iane Tracy, Evelyn Goeke, Priscilla Gerlach, Helen Hecimovich, Barbara Christensen, Mildred Yohn, Delilah Reese, Polly Newton, Ianet Templeton, lane Garrison, Susan Moedinger, Lois Spang, iirikwilr First row: Arlene Rice, Virginia Ressel, Mildred Myers, Iune Warner, Ianice Quinn, Carol Stevens, Carol Cawood, Nelda Cable, Patsy Hedricks, Martha Martin, Ann Hurst, Nancy Herr, Beatrice Gerlach, Patsy Saurbaugh, Zoe Snyder, Kathleen Weaver, Shirley Weaver. Second row: Fern Royer, Betty Lou Brown, Geraldine Babner, Betty Mable, Annabelle Anderson, Doris Landis, Dorothy Caulwell, Patricia Rottmund, Shirley Goodman, Helen Kruger, Kitty Hagan, Sara Smithgall, Leona McMinn, Dilly Ann Anstaett, lanet Templeton, Dottie Gochenauer, Iosephine Weaver. Third row: Peggy Vinson, Iackie Slater, Ann Smith, Dolores Brubaker, lean Rogers, Mildred Yohn, Sara Raezer, Mary Ellen Long, Susan Moedinger, Shirley Merrill, Lois Weaver, Ann Winters, Leona Darnell, Mary Ann Ward, Bonnie Buckwalter, Sona Aznavorian, Pat Beam, Mary McPherson. Ninety-three BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Back row: Ann Bare, Anna Marie O'Nei11, Rose Marie Steinrnetz, Rorncxine Lee Bessie Slocxd, Helen Mann. Front row: Louise Ditzler, Evelyn Kachel, captain, Ruth Brown. Nm My-fu 11 r -Qqfma lucztet fx is ay Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, As we sing our grateful song. Proud are we for thee and prouder That to Lancaster We belong. School days filled with joy and laughter Soon Will be a memory. May they teach us to be loraver As We face our destiny. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Help us now to prove our Worth, As we strive to do thee honor, Garden spot of all the earth. Through the years our foes discerning, Red and blacksour flag We'll fly O'er the best in sport and learning. Hail to thee, McCaskey High. ,Y1'1rr'!yf-fiz'0 Multigraphing Mimeographing QUALITY LETTER SERVICE. Inc. DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING 29 West Orange Street Lancaster, Pa. THE ARCADIA i' 27 West Orange Street STATIONERY PRINTING L. B. Herr 6. Son 46-48 West King Street LANCASTER, PA, BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Compliments of MOLLOY COVERS if The S. K. Smith Co. CHICAGO, ILL. G. Raymond Conover, Representative THE VIDETTE STAFF AND THE CLASS OF 1946 Express Their Appreciation For the Cooperation of Their Advertisers Ninn! y-si AVE you enjoyed looking at the family album that your grandmother cherished? Sure you have. In the years ahead of you, this school annual will probably be handled by future generations with the same kind of chuckles you gave out when you looked at the pictures of grandma as a girl. Today C-randma's pictures are old fashioned. Yours are modern. In the years to come yours will be old fashioned too, for new techniques in the printing business will make them so. Having printed Grandma's pictures in the past and yours today, we hope to print those of your children in the future as they graduate from the schools of Pennsylvania. INTELLIGENIIER PRINTING 00. 8 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Founded i794 Nlllrfly-.v 5 ' Q . ig. .V PHOTOGRAPHS . . . that ate a natutaf IIZGIIGJJ TEHGTDMEAS SUEEBEJHQUJ .Xlflwlgf-1'1gylfl Photography in All of its branches ' Candid ' Banquet 0 Groups ' Aerial ' Color ure five .dpeclhf attention to yeadool pkotoitapii TEHGDMEAS SEFRUDDLIQJD Nfrzcly-nina O. A. CLARK COMPANY 'A' Live Stock Commission Merchants 'k Union Stock Yards Loncoster, Po. unzgrk CAMPUS COFFEE SHOP Pine ond Iomes Streets Compliments 'ir of the LUNCHEONS, DINNERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE BEARD TOOL COMPANY lone Logon De-Luxe Ice Cream Um' llwmlrf-fl Compliments of HUPPER'S House of Good Taste' GOLDSTEIN'S W CANDIES - LUNCHES - ICE CREAM if GIFTS Fruit and Produce, Inc. A 22 E. Orange St. Phone 9012 COOK HEAT WATER REl:'RlGERATE With Atlantic States Gas 15,000 families are now enjoying Atlantic States Gas service in Town, Farm and Country Homes beyond the city gas mains. ir ATLANTIC STATES GAS COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, INC. 208 East King Street LANCASTER, PENNA. Phone 2-4184 LANCASTER SHENK BROS. BUSINESS COLLEGE C9lst Yearl if S6CI'etCII'lC1l Gnd ACCOLlI'1ll1'1g Courses and for High School Graduates and College Students at For Catalog, Address Registrar-48 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PA. 30-32 West King Street LANCASTER, PA. One Hlmrlrcd Unc I. LLOYD HOLLINGER COOPER 6. COMPANY lk 23 W. Chestnut St. Lancaster Pa BEEF, VEAL, PORK and LAMB ir Meat Products - Wholesale Only if Wholesale CIGARS TOBACCO On Sixth Street oft Pearl CANDY 814-816 SIXTH STREET The Village 'A' N GOOD FOOD FOR CLEAN COAL Let Us Serve You! ff RALPH W. COHO Dial 5141 l26 South Water Street LANCASTER, PA. Compliments of INTER-CLUB COUNCIL of GIRL RESERVES 0110 H'llI1lll'Ffl Two PAPER IS MONEY Save and Sell Your Colle Magazines, and Rags to S. Dunie Sons IUNK DEALERS UU M heirn Pike 340 North Street 2 an Phone 2-1116 Phone 2-1518 ction ol Waste Paper, Newspaper, Congratulations! Class ot 1946 31 YEARS or sszawcf llflyhl 36 NORTH QUEEN STREET We I'0ngrr1fula!e the Grfzrlizfztes The Lancaster Laundry Finer Dry Cleaning and Laundering 152 EAST KING STREET Caterhzy to Um IIi.wr1'1'n1x1'nafffzgy D1AL 8217 Una' Ilvmrlrrfl T111-ff I. F. Apple Company. Inc. MANUFACTURING IEWELERS 'A' Makers of our local high school jewelry Highest Quality Satisfaction Guaranteed i' 336 South West End Avenue .gay if WHA ffoufetd fiom , . . BARR'S Since l892 116 North Queen Street Phone 3-3300 Hear all the latest recordings in our RECORD DEPT. Featuring all the famous make records uk Darmstaettefs 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET LANCASTER, PA. IANE LOUISE CANDIES LANCASTER, PA. EMANUEL M, FRANGOS, Owner Our Delicious, Certified Chocolates Make Satisfied Customers A FRIEND and ALUMNUS One Hundred Four Iames H. Ross 18 East King Street 'A' READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT STORE tor Misses. Women and Girls 'A' TO HIGHS SMART SET-We Extend Sincere Greeting cmd cr Cordiczl Invitation To Visit Our Shop t FRESH NEW STYLES-Arriving daily-always of standard quality-with prices fair cmd moderate ff We hope to be of service to you Compliments of The Everite Pump 61 Mtg. Company. Inc. LANCASTER, PA. One Hundred Fire gncezedt fel! LMJAM u ta xi? 'zeal 5 ' Q L 4' Jn- e lass o 46 f A fzom 6 GILMANS FASHION CORNER wQESQA:'1 -A headquarters of ,SAV km The Smartest Women's Apparel Compliments of The Hubley Manufacturing Company LANCASTER, PA. Our' fIllIlflI't'fI1 Sill' PACKARD LANCASTER CO. 420-432 North Prince Street Phone 2-4171 When You Think of Anything in LANCASTER PUMP and EMUSIC- MANUFACTURING co. Think of LANCASTER, PA. KIRK IOHNSON 6: CO. SHALLOW WELL DEEP WELL PUMPS WATER SYSTEMS MUSIC HOUSE 16 West King Street Dial 5237 Phone 2-5915 9 00 S ewelers Headquarters and Distributors of McCaskey High School Rings Trophies - Medals - School Iewelry Fifty North Oueen REMEMBER REBMAN'S S t HOLIDAY STORE 1 West King and Water Streets FRED RUOF SONS FRESH FLOWERS 601 South Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Phone 7253 or 2-3814 Om' Hllf'lldI'l'lI Srwffz CENTRAL PAPER BOX CO. 'A' LANCASTER, PA, 105 North Queen St. LANCASTER, PA. M. S. HOWRY 6 .7 L 1 661 Manor Street ' i' I HI-GRADE MEATS and GROCERIES . i' 141 I. ORANGE ST. Telcplunu 8321 Central Market 29 - 30 LANCASTER, PA. LANCASTER SODA CANDY PAINT 6 GLASS CO. 235 N. Prince St. Lancaster, Pa. CLYDE H' COOPER t PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Manufacturers of QUALITY PAINTS - MIRRORS TABLE TOPS - AUTO GLASS 154 North Queen Street Free Delivery Anywhere, Any Time CIGARETTES CIGARS Compliments of A FRIEND A Fashion Institution 1 096214 5 7 East King Street Lancaster, Pa. Om' HIl7llIVl'11 Eight Whenever you want the most delicious chocolate bars you ever tastecl -just say Soo-Sharc1! 'k WH CH E? aC?DP2ANlENC Lititz, Pennsylvania We Telegfflph Flowers Diamonds Watches ' GEO. F. WILEY WISSLER'S FLOWER sHoP IEWELER Flowers for All Occasions 14 East Chestnut Street 'A' Dial 9411 - Nite 2-6926 LANCASTER' PA' 146 N. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa. leWelfY Clocks LLOYD Z MAN Protect Your Health by Using 'Blue Coal' t America's Finest Anthrac1te CATERING Q to Small Parties PEOPLE'S COAL CO t Marshall and Lehigh Avenue 351 S. Queen St. Phone 7637 Phone 8204 FRED. F. GROFF. INC. FUNERAL SERVICE WEST ORANGE ST AT 234 LANCASTER PA Om' Ilmzrirml Ninn ARROW SHOE STORE SP ICE CREAM if Known for Quality if I4 E. King St. PENN DAIRIES, Inc. , Compliments Saylor s of gnu-CAZJ SHAUB sHoE sronfz 'k B r e a d 18-Z0 North Queen Street BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Owned Cash or Credit Iewelry For 33 Yectrs 'lr KRANICH BROS., INC. 14-16 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PA. EUGENE I ACOBS On Penn Square 'A' MANHATTAN SHIRTS TIES SPORTWEAR Compliments of KEYSTONE EXPRESS and STORAGE HALLER'S 'A' COAL ond FEED ir 142 South Woter Street LANCASTER, PA, Appel and Weber 40-42 North Queen Street 'I' IEWELERS Make fragrant, fresh toast! with Gunzenhauser's Bread. 1t's a nourishing, vitamin-rich loaf that's always tender- fresh! BREAD Westenberqer, Maley and Myers 125-131 East King Street if Largest and Best Furniture, Carpet, and Curtain House in Lancaster -Qfufayi 1 goof gow at Me Colonial Theatre Um ll!Ill1l!'l ff l2'l1'I'l'Il 5 1 I. P. KIRCHNER 6 SON ENGLE 6 HAMBRIGHT, INC. af A' THE CHEESE HOUSE 'A' RAN E INSU C 5057-U7 Poplar Street Phone 7206 Franklin and Marshall College Since 1787 Training Men for Service in Church - State - Community - World Simplex Paper Box Corp. 'A' LANCASTER, PA. LITITZ, PA. CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU! 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