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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

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IAMES MCCASKEY .... , . , . A President Vice-President . . ,..,. Secretary . . Treasurer . , , . Historian iriirik' CCASKEY HIGH SCHO0LihoW much that means to us! lt has been our school home for three years, unforgettable years. As we look back, we remember that first day when we were terrified by so many halls and doors confronting us. We have conquered much that is behind these doors and now new halls and new doors lie before us. lt is for the decisions to come that our high school experiences have prepared us. There are so many memories we want to keep that we have bound them together in our Yearbook-the many new friend- ships, our hard-Worked-for A, B, Cs, the beauty of our concerts, the thrill of pep assemblies, those breath-taking touchdowns, and even the cafeteria rush and seventh periods. How we are going to miss all these things! As We linger for the last times in the lobby, a sadness comes over us as we realize that this is the end. Now the world awaits us, its corridors and doors before us. On our high school days we turn our backs, but our hearts- never. ln memory they will always live! B. F. SAWYER CHARLES H. GLADFELTER IOHN W. ARMSTRONG February 16, 1945 April 27, 1946 August 31, 1946 IOHN BACHMAN THELMA BROOKS August 16, 1944 Icmuary 15, 1946 peafication O THE MEMORY ot the teachers of lVlcCaskey High School Who Were removed from our midst, in the Providence ot God, during our stay here. We pay trib- ute to these instructors who were deeply interested in our school and who were ever helptul, considerate, and generous in dealing With our problems as students . . . And to these members of our class who no longer walk McCaskey's halls with us, we dedicate this volume with a feeling ot deep sorrow and loss. if E ij S 2 Q 2 1 E g. Q 'Z 2 5 E ,, 7 Ni,- 5 x, Q X V. F2 I 'f Wl! f ' 'i f Q r -i N., X -. - . . 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MYERS BS. in Ed., M.S. in Ed, Dean oi Girls Millersville State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Wiki? I s. ERNEST KILGOR12 AB., M.Ed. Dean of Boys Franklin and Marshall College Pennsylvania Siale College g-QQ 'ilncufty William L. Atchley, BS., Middlebury College, French Dorothy Schock Aument. B.S. in Music, New York University, Music Helen M. Aument. BS. in Ed., Drexel Institute of Technology, Salesmanship Clifford Bair, Michigan State Automobile School, Auto Shop Oliver W. Barrick. Pennsylvania State College, Vocational Woodwork Richard D. Bear. B.S,, M. in Ed., Pennsylvania State College, Related Subjects E. Ruth Beattie. M.A,, Columbia University, Social Studies Alpheus V. Becker. Keystone State Teachers College, Type-writing Blanche I. Behrens, B.S., A.M., Columbia University, Clothing Sarah E. Bitner, AB., Oberlin College, English Robert W. Broome. B.S., M.S., University of Pennsylvania, English Laura E. Buller, BS., M.A., Duke University, Librarian Harold S. Butz. B.S., Franklin and Marshall College, Veterans' Unit School Kathryn Abel Clark, B.S., MS., New York University, Distribuiive Education Gardiner C. Criswell. BS. in Art Ed,, Edinboro State Teachers College, Crafts Dorothy A. C:osland, A.B., Hood College, English Sara F. Diller, BS. in Ed., M.S., University oi Pennsylvania, Commercial Subjects William F. Diller. A.B., A.M., University of Pennsylvania, English Clarence M. Ebersole, A.M., Columbia University, American History Paul W. Eshelman, A.B., M.A., Columbia University, General Shop Charles R. Eshlen-ian, Ir.. M.S. in Ed., University ol Pennsylvania, Science, Mathematics Ioseph M. Fellows, Pennsylvania State College, Machine Shop Helen Frances Forney, B.S., West Chester State Teachers College, Physical Education Bette A. Frailey. BS. in Com., College ot New Rochelle, Tybewriting, Business Principles Paul W. Frey. M.S, in Sci., University of Maryland, Mathematics Martha Hartman Gall. B.S., Gettysburg College, English Harold B. G-ehman. A.M., Franklin and Marshall College, Biology Daisy P. Greiner, Ph,B., A.M., Columbia University, Mathematics Ray Y. Grube. A B., Lebanon Valley College, Mathematics Edward L. Haller. B.S. in Econ., Franklin and Marshall College, Driver Training 'Zzcufty it C. D. Hartman, B.S., M. in Ed., Pennsylvania State College, English I. F. Hartranlt, ILM., Franklin and Marshall College, History Abram E. Herr, B.S., A.M., Columbia University, Physical Education I. L. Hillegas, B.S., AM., University ot Pittsburgh, Biology Henry A. Hoover, B.S., A.M,, Cornell University, Biology H. Leland Hoover, Pennsylvania State College, Electricity H. Grant Hurst, AB., Franklin and Marshall College, French, Latin Anna I. Knox, A.M., Columbia University, Home Economics Earl L. Koth, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, Related Mathematics, English Ward P. Latshaw, Ir., B.A., Franklin and Marshall College, Veterans' Unit School Helen H. Little, AB., A.M., Columbia University, Social Studies Harry B. Lutz, Wharton School, Bookkeeping C. l.. Martin, A.B., A.M., Franklin and Marshall College, English Iohn H. McMichael, B.S. in Ed., Millersville State Teachers College, Veterans' Unit School Edward P. Miller. B.S. in Ed., Millersville State Teachers College, Veterans' Unit School Charles S. Mulhatten, BS. in Econ., Franklin and Marshall College, Bookkeeping Anna M. Losch Mylin, B.S., Susquehanna University, Typewriting, Shorthand Iames I. Neely, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Temple University, Physical Education Iohn S. Oller, Ph.B., A.M,, Franklin ancl Marshall College, Science Ralph H. Patterson, A.B., A.M., Westminster College, Franklin and Marshall College, Mathematics Mary E. Powers, A.B., A.M,, Columbia University, Health Mrs. Mary S. Price, A.B., A.M., University of Pennsylvania, History Daniel G. Reiber, B,A., Franklin and Marshall College, Veterans' Unit School A. Fred Rentz, AB., A.M., BD., Franklin and Marshall College, Latin, German A. W. Hex, Mechanical institute, Rochester, New York, Mechanical Drawing Iohn H. Rodman, B.S. in Ed., M. in Ed., Temple University, Veterans' Unit School Lillian M. Rowe, A.B., A.M., Columbia University, Mathematics Anne D. Schaeiier, AB., A.M., Wilson College, Susquehanna University, History Clarence P. Shull. BS. in Ed., A.M., University of Pa., Franklin and Marshall College, Mathematics Harold E. Sinclair, B.S. in Ed,, Indiana State Teachers College, Typewriting, Shorthand 4 ' acufty ik Monroe W. Sloyer, Ph.B., A.M., Lafayette Colleae, Social Studies Boyd L. Sponaugle, BS., Lebanon Valley College, Science S. Woodrow Sponcxugle, AB., Franklin and Marshall Colleae, English Maurice C. Stollsmith. BS., Gettysburg Colleae, Chemistry Pauline A. Stauiier, BS., M.A., Columbia University, Art Naomi B. Terry, AB., AM., Columbia University, Fnqlish Kathryn Troup, AB., AM., Columbia University, Latin Violet B. Weber, B.S. in Fd., Millersville State Teachers College, Business Principles Iohn P. Weise, B.S. in Econ., Franklin and Marshall College, Commercial Law, Elem. Iunet K. Wignall, BS., West Chester State Teachers College, Physical Education Rupert A. Williams, B.S., M. in Fd., Pennsylvania State Colle-ae, Physical Education Leigh Wittell, Pennsylvania State College, lnstrumental Music Dorothea E. Wolle, BS., B.L.S., Library School, New York State Colle-ae, Librarian Robert C. Wolfe, BS., Franklin and Marshall College, Enalrsh Merrill C. Yost, BS., Gettysburg Colleae, Highway Salety Louise E. Kuhlmann, RN., Lankenau, Pennsylvania State Colleae, Nurse Elizabeth Hershberger, Clerk A. Blanche Landis, Clerk Letty L. Martin. Clerk Ruth N. Slauqh, Clerk Acc. - - K rw in . M .,,.. Q W- ,W A wi. CLASS CF '47 Words and music by Ioel Hcirimcm ' , 4144 J. 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J I ,EL I if 2 5 I 3 d 'y5 jon b I C s- key Hg h V -' J r T . 1 , E 4 C.,-,fav -ti 1 5 3 f n Rf UW . , - q I e Y 1 YK VSIK E YI C I .43 4 Y gfcxfwf, ii L l: M lxxr I: 'V 0 Me A C 9 CHARMAINE THEA ABEL Distributive Education Y-Teens FREDERICK AUGUSTUS ACHEY College Preparatory Hi-Y, Honor Society LOIS D. AIERSTOCK College Preparatory Social Committee, Yearbook Stall, Band MARGARET E. ARMS General Y-Teens, Glee Club nam: Lomsr: Anrzn I Distributive Education SAMUEL G. ASTON General Track IAMES W. AULT . General Track GERALDINE LOUISE BABNER General Y-Teens, Leaders Club, Swimming Leader LOIS ANN BAIR College Preparatory Drum-Majorette, School Play Committee, Y-Teens MARY IENNIE BAIR Distributive Education Y-Teens MARY IOAN BAIR Colle e Preparatory Socia? Committee Co-Chairman, Glee Club, Yearbook Stall RICHARD P. BARD Vocational Readefs Digest Club, Study Club BARBARA BABE College Preparatory Intramural Sports, Y-Teens IOHN S. BARTON. IR. General Hi-Y, DeMolay, Glee Club ROBERT H. BARTON Vocational osngg-vr I Q , .P .r ' M -.mfg A 'GZ if IAQ' E I : I ' 'foe wx, Ao I Y 'Bri g ' FRANK M. BASHORE General Varsity Sports, Vidette Sports Editor, Student Council RUTH ESTHER BASSLER College Preparatorg Vidette Associate ditor, Social Committee, Senior Class Secretary IOHN HENRY BEAMSDERFEH, IR. Commercial Bowling PAUL E. BEANE. IR. Vocational Readers Digest Club, Band Club HELEN L. BECHTOLD General Yearbook Staff HAZEL BECK General-Commercial Y-Teens SAMUEL EDWARD BEITZEL ' General NANCY RUTH BELL I General Y-Teens WAYNE T. BELL. IR. Vocational Intramural Basketball, Church Usher, Reader's Digest Club WILLIAM I. BENNETT General Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Wrestling Gsoncz smviusr. vrz O General Glee Club, Track, Soccer STANLEY R. BINKLEY General I-V Football, Intramural Basketball, Sports Club DAVID B. BIRNEY General Yearbook Stall, Social Committee, Radio Workshop IEAN LOUISE BISALSKI General Y-Teens, Spanish-American Travel Club IACQUELINE F. BIXLER General Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council Y' 41 L01 Y -Kg-X in UIQ: 5 ., ,I 2 Pl 4 .35 l ibbfr YQ-il-X-I? .X Euvexq cuz lu JQ 'f A EMMA BoAs 9 General Y-Teens IACK K. BOWERS Vocational Readers Digest Club, Model Ai MARY Bowrms I General Y-Teens ANITA B OWMAN General Glee Club, Orchestra, Band BARBARA LOU BOWRON General KEITH FREDERICK BOWR General Study Club KENT SANDERS BOWRON General rplane Club ou, Swimming Leader, Red Cross Committee, Wrestling LOIS CAROL BRADLEY General Y-Teens PATRICIA A. BREEN Commercial Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Honor Society sHm1.EY ANN BREINIGQ College Preparatorly Yearbook Stall, Y- eens DORIS JEAN BRENNER Q Commercial Glee Club, Y-Teens ROBERT E BREUNINGER General Wrestling, Football RICHARD HENRY BROD IS College Preparatorv Intramural Basketball, Glee Club BETTY LOU BROWN General Y-Teens, Leaders Club, Swimm IAMES MILLER BROWN College Preparatory ing Leader i ' X .047 4-1.15 ' l ' , l l l Q , J X 5 -in 'A DOLORES IANE BRUBAKER Commercial Senior Class Troasuior, Social Committee, Y-Teens EARL M. BRUBAKER Vocational Football PATRICIA BUCKIUS College Preparatory Y-Teens, School Play General Chairman Honor Society IOHN WILBERT BUNTING C College Preparatory DeMolay, Senior Class Representative, Y,M,C A, DORIS MARIE BUSHONG Colleqe Preparatory Orchestra, Glee Club, Y'Tecns DOROTHY VIRGINIA BUTSON General Y-Teens, Study Club LILLIAN RUTH BUTSON Genoral Y-Teens, Glee Club, Pep Girls SERENA MAY BUTZ General Shorthand Club DORIS LEE CASADY General Y-Teens, Shorthand Club IACK M. CLARE Vocational Band DORIS CLARK Distributive Education Y-Teens MARY E. CLYMER V College Preparatory Y-Teens THELIA 1. coB1.E 0 General-Commercial Shorthand Club, Y-Teens IEANETTE COHEN Commercial Yearbook Stall, School Play Committee, Had Masque Dramatrcs Club ELAINE JANET COHN College Preparatory l-lomeroom Vice-President, Radio Workshop, Y-Teens ,rvss cw , 'r'fl:4dPQ J gan Q, .55 I ef ff l .tl Eff 'S 'K - ' r I lrrrifff p .lllfgt IACQUELINE B. COSGROVE General Y-Teens VIRGINIA MAE CRIST General Y-Teens IOHN EDWARD CUNNINGHAM Vocational Football CHARLES DAIDONE General Basketball WILLIAM G. DAUM General Sports Club, Intramural Basketball, Baseball LOIS WINONA DAVIS General Y-Teens, l-Iomeroom Trcasurer DOROTHY M. DAWSON College Preparatory Student Council, Glee Club, Honor Society IAMES THEODORE DeGIACOMO Vocational Captain ol Basketball Team, Soccer IOANNE L. DEITER College Preparatory Orchestra, Y-Teens, Bridge Club HELEN MARIE DENNISON General Glee Club ol Crispus Attucks, Y-Teens ALLEN LESTER DEPUE Vocational-Drafting Leather Crafts Club GEORGE R. DESSEN Vocational-Machine Shop Study Club, Header's Digest Club IRENE E. DIANASTASIS General Glee Club, Swimming Leader IOHN ERNEST DIANASTASIS Vocational Swimming IEEE L. DICKERMAN Vocational Student Council, Social Committee, Honor Society 'SIN E V1 Gs, x Us I sa pl ox abi t 40- X! Ama IEAN E. DIEM General Band DONALD MORRIS DILLER Vocational Choir, Young People's Group VAUGHN ALLEN DITZLER. IR. General Glee Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Treasurer RICHARD H. DOCHTERMAN U Vocational DeMolay AUDREY C. DRYBRED Commercial Y-Teens, Hangout Committee IOANNE L. DUBBS General School Play Cast, Yearbook Stall, Social Committee HAROLD s. DUNCANO Vocational DeMolay CAROLYN WILLIAMS DUNN College Preparatory Vidette Features Editor, Orchestra, Social Committee RICHARD B. DUSSINGER , General DORIS ANN EAGER Commercial Pep Girls, Y-Teens, Shorthand Club RICHARD FRANKLIN ECHTERNACH . General Soccer GEORGE ALLEN LEE ECKERT College Preparatory Football, Track, H1-Y D. RICHARD ECKMAN 0 College Preparatory Vidette News Editor, Social Committee Sub-Chairman, School Play Student Director IOANNE EDGERLEY College Preparatory Career Club CARL EUGENE EICHELBERGER O General YSll E YI 6 A ' . ti 1 ma r 'H 1415: I 1 ' : ' J X L' h xiii:-mum? WILLIAM R. ELBERT, IR. 0 General ETHEL EMMERICH Distributive Education Y-Teens MARIANNE E. FAGUE I College Preparatory Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, School Play Committee NORMAN EUGENE FALK College Preparatory Drum-Major, H1-Y, DcMolay CONRAD DEAN FASOLT V! Nt College Preparatory K ,ff Radio Club 4- 4 't I kqti, DOUGLAS P. FELIX 6 lk ,R . Vocational-Auto Shop 'QTQQ . ' Model Airplane Club MARY IANE FERRETTI General Y-Teens EVELYN M. FoU1.'rz 0 General Red Cross Club HENRY EDWARD FRAILEY, IR. College Preparatory Hi-Y, Swimming DOROTHY H. FRANCOS College Preparatory Cwlee Club THELMA GERALDINE FRANKFORT Commercial Red Cross Club RICHARD I. FRY Vocational DON I. GABEL Commercial Ht-Y NANCY LOUISE GABLE Q College Preparatory School Play Casts, Red Masque Dramatics Club Y-Teens HERBERT GALEBACH College Preparatory Co-Captain ot Football Team, Student Council, Vide-tte Staff -vsrnfv7lX .f QA 1 XY n 1 I 0 Qui al A10 . . . 1-we H sr, '16 C152 fra M LS '- A l .Cie-Qlvf bl li io GRACE ARLENE GAMBLE General Glee Club, Y-Teens ELVA MAE GARDNER General Shorthand Club LETTIE GARDNER General Typing Clrrb PATSY RUTH GARDNER Commercial Y-Teens, Red Cross Club, Honor Society PHYLLIS BEVERLY GARDNER General Band, Orchestra, Y-Teens BETTY GARISON General AMOS C. GAST. IR. 0 Vocational Airplane Club, Headers Digest Club IUNE E. GERHART General Y-Teens, Study Club PRISCILLA GERLACH College Preparatory Y-Teens, Vrdette Shalt, Radio ALAN R. GEYER College Preparatory Hi-Y DAWN I.. GIRVIN General Y-Teens, Shorthand Club DOLORES ELLEN GLAZER General Y-Teens GEORGE WILLIAM GLICK. IR. General Soccer Team, Soccer Club Workshop REAVES FREDERICK GOEHRING. IR. General Band, Orchestra, Boy Scouts EVELYN GOEKE . General Girl Guards, Intramural Sports, Church Work is wa LE' E LLAo I A IO. 4 Il iv, 'A S. i .lflr , PM 4 ' v- l Q., -Q . .V . VIOLET LORRAINE GOOD College Preparatory A Y-Teens, Senior Class Representative, I-lomeroom Vice-President LOIS SUZANNE GRAMM College Preparatory Social Committee Sub-Chairman IOAN K. GRAYBILL General Y-Teens, Glee Club, Intramural Sports PETER S. GRAYBILL, IR. General HARRIET E. GREVER Commercial Red Cross Club IRA U. GROFF. III College Preparatory Hi-Y, Soccer, Intramural Basketball RONALD I. GROFF College Preparatory Tennis, School Play Committee Chairman, Honor Society IUNE LORRAINE GROH General Intramural Basketball, Homeroom Secretary DORIS ELAINE HAECKER General Typing Club IUNE I. I-IAGELGANS General LLOYD R. HAMBRIGHT Commercial Band, Intramural Sports IOAN GALE HANLON . College Preparatory Crafts Club DORIS MAE HARNDEN Commercial Orchestra, Band, Y-Teens EDWARD DONALD HARPER O General Wrestling BETTY IANE HARSH General 1 'lr r Lu - - J g r- RX -r 9 N 'o. g :UW 143 2 .2 1 2 ' V. I W. 9 - , IEA MARY LOUISE HART General Y-Teens AUDREY MAY HARTMAN General Intramural Sports, Study Club IOEL ARDEN I-IARTMAN College Preparatory Student Director oi Band, School Play Cast, Social Committee Sub-Chairman IOHN WESLEY HARTMAN College Preparatory Co-Captain of Football Team, Basketball, Hi-Y MARGARET IANE HARTMAN General Glee Club DONALD HARVEY General Track HELEN HECIMOVICH Commercial Dolphin Club, Y-Teens, Homeroom Secretary PATSY RUTH HEDRICKS General Y-Teens, Leaders Club WILLIAM T. HEINE General Wrestling, Band IANET ELENE HEISS General Y-Teens ROBERT D. I-IELM College Preparatory Band, Student Council, Hi-Y MERVIN R. HEMPERLY Vocational Wrestling, Swimming DOROTHY LOUISE HENRY Commercial Y-Teens, Honor Society CHARLES I-'. HERR General Model Airplane Club, Salvage Representative DOROTHY H. HERR General Glee Club ffF? i'+b- 'X-f 'QQIX G ll -v ' lk 'ffl .1 ua? '7 I swf Vial' M. LOUISE I-IERR College Preparatory Student Director ot Dramatics Play, Social Committee, Homeroom President MARTHA LOU HERSHEY General Cheerleader, Social Committee, Honor Society RICHARD G. HERSHEY General Arithmetic Club LYND ELLE HERTZLER Q College Preparatory Leaders Club, Y-Teens FLOSSIE HIGGINBOTHAM General IVAN WALTER HIGH, IR. Vocational Readers Digest Club, Swimming DORIS WILSON HILL General Y-Teens ROBERT E. HILT Vocational Football, Basketball, Hi-Y IACQUELINE HINKLE General Y-Teens, Study Club ROBERT BRUCE HITCHCOCK College Preparatory W. IAMES HITE . General Band, Intramural Basketball, DeMolay FAY RAE HOEHN General Y-Teens PATRICIA ANN I-IOGG College Preparatory Vidette Stall, Social Committee, Honor Society NANCY HOOVER General Y-Teens CHRISTINA VIRGINIA HORN 0 College Preparatory Glee Club, German Club 15650 Z' C4 c L l J 'NH Y 1130 IUNE HORN General Y-Teens, Intramural Sports, Study Club LUTHER B. HORNING ' General Glee Club, Football, Hi-Y ANNA MARTHA HOWELL Commercial Y-Teens, Shorthand Club GLADYS E. HUMPHREYS College Preparatory Student Council, Dolphin Club, Glee Club ANNE HURST General Dramatics Club, Band, Y-Teens GERALDINE R. HURST General Y-Teens, Leaders Club ll I. 3 H DONALD I-IAROL menus U'W- ' College Preparatory ROBERT P. IOHN . General Radio Club MARY IOHNSON 0 General Iunior Glee Club MARY MARTHA IOHNSON O General Intramural Sports, Iunior Glee Club, Homeroom Vice-President IEAN FRANCES 1oNEs 0 General Head Drum-Majorette, Leaders Club, Y-Teens IACQUELINE I. KACHEL College Preparator Y-Teens, German Club, School Play Committee RICHARD K. KEENE O General Soccer, Basketball, Swimming MARY LOU KEISER Q General MARY ANN KELLER General Y-Teens, lntramural Sports .:S'r,f ' 'W X A i 1 Y , 5 ti.-A-3: PSX '4 czfyl on ef--4' i i - . f -r -- sf .. - 9, X f like fe :X l 1 'ai' ,Z RICHARD KLANN KELLER o General Band, Hi-Y, DeMolay 1. HENRY KENEAGY C General Soccer, Glee Club, Hi-Y CHESTER KILE General HAROLD R. GILGORE General ARTHUR SANDOR KIMMEL 0 College Preparatory School Play Cast, Viclette Staff Photographer, Glee Club CAROLINE G. KING General Y-Teens ROBERT VERNON KING College Preparatory Football, Wrestling, Social Committee Co-Chairman FLORA BELLE KIRK f General Y-Teens, Typing Club, Pep Girls IOHN ANDREW KLINE ' College Preparatory Hi-Y, Ushering Committee, Honor Society PHYLLIS IEAN KLINE General Y-Teens, lnterclub Council, Homeroom Secretary ALBERTA MAE KNIER Com me rci al DONALD HENRY KRENTZ I College Preparatory Soccer, Social Committee, Intramural Basketball HELEN DELORIS KRIMMEL I General Y-Teens, Dolphin Club ETHELIANE :cuz-ms I General KENNETH MILLARD KUNKLE General Football, Band, Orchestra 'F n ., 015- uk Sill E VI 41 A I 2 EF' of , .,, -Q fl u .'i9f-11:99 -5 W ,. IANET ELAINE KURTZ College Preparatory Orchestra, Yearbook Stall, Honor Society ANGELINE M. LABRASCA General Red Cross Club, Typing Club GLORIA ELIZABETH LAND IS Commercial Y-Teens, Shorthand Club, Book Club WILLIAM BARD LANDIS . College Preparatory Hi-Y, German EDWARD PAUL LAPHAM. IR. Vocational BERT!-IA MARY LEAMAN College Preparatory YfTeens IAMES LEAMAN General Study Club ELAINE LEAPMAN O General Y-Teens, Band roi-IN LESHER LEE O College Preparatory Radio Workshop, Hi-Y, Honor Society CLAUDE LEESE General Study Club, Leather Cralts Club BERNARD LEVINE ' General Football, Basketball, Track ARLENE LOUISE LICHT General Y-Teens SHIRLEY MARIE LINDAMUTI-I General Y-Teens MARGARET L. LIIIEBERRY Commercial School Play Cast, Drarnatics Club, Honor Society HELEN LE1-:MER LUCKEY D College Preparatory Spring Concert Soloist, Dramatics Play Cast, Orchestra SIKEYI C 3 G x Qs 'A if A IDD it 1 wi l 91 14 2 95 ' ,VI .- 1. n Q fr QE A 5 W ROBERT WARREN LUEDERS 0 Vocational DeMolay, Soccer Hosts MACRIDES 0 General Crafts Club, Maids of Athens, Church Choir DONALD WILBUR MAILE Vocational Study Club DOROTHY IANE MARKLEY General Y-Teens FLORENCE MARIE MARKLEY . General Y-Teens, Cheerleading Club DORIS ANN MARTIN General Homeroom Secretary, Shorthand Club EVELYN ANN MARTIN General Intramural Basketball HELEN R. MARTIN General Y-Teens IOHN FREDERICK MARTIN General MARY ANN MARTIN General Y-Teens, Leaders Club, School Play Committee BETTY IANE MASER General JAMES Y. MAY 0 Colleae Preparatory Tennis ROBERT W. MAYER College Preparatory School Play Cast, H1fY, Vldette Staff NANCY IEAN MAYWHORT ' Commercial Y-Teens, lntramural Sports, Study Club IAMES D. MCCASKEY General Football, Vidette Editor-in-Chiel, Student Council f ii- , 6615 lr I gqwx tb A Q F f i X . i f , A E 51 ,.-2 Q, cf y-' lg 'ix B2-69' fiiiflii-3' ESTHER LOUISE McCLUNE Commercial Cheerleader, Hallowe'en Queen, Honor Society LOIS IANE MCFARLAND Commercial Y-Teens, Shorthand Club MARY M. MCPHERSON College Preparatory Student Council, Honor Society, Social Committee Sub-Chairman IAMES SNYDER MEMINGER College Preparatory Basketball, Hi-Y, Tennis SHIRLEY I. MERRILL College Preparatory Social Committee, Y-Teens, School Play Cast ELSIE E. MILEY College Preparatory Y-Teens, Intramural Sports, Bridge Club GRACE ANN MILLER Commercial Shorthand Club PATRICIA MILLER Dirltribuiive Education Y-Teens SYLVIA MILLEY Distributive Education Y-Teens KATHLEEN MARIE MOFFETT College Preparatory Head Cheerleader, Student Council, Yearbook Staff ERMA MARGARET MOONEY College Preparatory Y-Teens, Yearbook Staff, Honor Society HAROLD S. MORRISON, IR. General Career Club President H. WILLIAM MOYER General Soccer, Homeroom President PAULINE MULL General Y-Teens, Shorthand Club GEORGE STONER MURRY College Preparatory H1-Y, School Play Cast, Social Committee 05065 vit l e H ILLYDA , 59' 'E rife: 1 Y' , ' El Jil bji 2 ,J ,OE -95? ,451 MARY ELLEN MUSSER College Preparatory n Yearbook Staff, Leaders Club, Honor Society EMILY IVMYERS Commercial Intramural Sports, Y-Teens GERALD F. MYERS General Band, Tennis lol-IN ABRAM MYERS O Vocational Bowling LILLXAN MARGARET NAGLE I General Y-Teens, Homeroom Vice-President DORIS E. NEUD ORFF General Social Committee, Leaders Club, Y-Teens NANCY IANE NORBURY College Preparatory Church Choir, Y-Teens, Glee Club ELIZABETH 'MAY OBLEND ER Commercial Y-Teens LOIS OBLENDER College Preparatory Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Social Committee Sub-Chairman GLADYS KATHRYN PALMER General Red Masque Dramatics Club MARY ANN PALMER 0 College Preparatory Yearbook Staff, Y-Dance Committee, Vidette Circulation Manager ANGELICA PATOUNAS Commercial Leather Crafts Club, Maids of Athens ANNIE B. PATTERSON General BETTY IANE PETERMAN I General Y-Teens DONALD ROBERT PETTERS General Vidette Art Editor ,w su Q wr, .-SW ff 'Q E E it 2 4121 ' A ' cf OE 45 040, E. IUNE PHENEGAR General Red Masque Dramatics Club, Y-Teens MILDRED ANNE PHILLIPS General Y-Teens, Intramural Sports SHIRLEY E. PHILLIPS Commercial Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Intramural Sports WILMA ELAINE PIEHLER Commercial Red Masque Dramatics Club, Homeroom Secretary DONALD C. POLLOCK General Student Council President, Hi-Y President, Vidette Associate Editor THOMAS EDWARD POST General Hi-Y FRED HENRY POWERS College Preparatory Tennis, Hi-Y ROBERT A. PRESTON Vocational EMMA RUTH PRIEST General Y-Teens, Intramural Sports AUDHE ANNE PROWELL General Vidette Stall, Y-Teens, Red Masque Dramatics Club PAYE COLLEEN QUADE General E. Y. F. Meetings IANICE MAY QUINN General Y-Teens, Intramural Sports, Dolphin Club IEAN MARIE RATHKEY 0 Distubutive Education Interclub Council, Y-Teens THELMA CATHERINE RAUSER ' Distributive Education Y-Teens PHILLIP HENRY REARD ON General School Play Committee 'SM E YI G Xe N ,f.-JV Pl f1 , 'ig , f 1.5 1 i- .+V if , leg. 4 ',.r og Qikgi y V ,fo- 'fil Au? IOYCE RHEN College Preparatory Student Council, Social Committee, Yearboo IOSEPH A. RICHER Commercial Glee Club SHIRLEY Y. HICHWINE General TED FORD IOSEPH RILEY College Preparatory Chess Club, Study Club DOLORES MAE RINEER General Cheerleader, Swimming Leader, Y-Dance Committee EUGENE loszpx-1 mrcr-my l General Football, Study Club DARLENE AUDREY -RITTENHOUSE General Glee Club, Drum Majorette, Girl Scouts KATHRYN RITTENHOUSE Distributive Education Y-Teens VIRGINIA MAY RITTENHOUSE General PATRICIA ANN ROHM IEANNE ANNE RORKE General Y-Teens Commercial Study Club PATRICIA IANE ROTTMUND General Y-Teens, Red Masque Dramatics HELEN GERMAINE U. ROUGHTON College Preparatory Vidette Stalt, Y-Teens, Honor Society BETTY IANE ROYER General Y-Teens, Intramural Sports FERNE MARIE ROYER College Preparatory Social Committee, Leaders Club President, Dolphin Club k Stall Club x EIGWI L' A L r N '47 ,fo T7 We. l 1' , A T i iqt e gl pq HK Q ' .X 9612 - r,39o' IANET MARIE RUTTER College Preparatory Glee Club, Choir Work, Honor Society STELLA SAMARAS Distributive Education Maids of Athens EDWARD RICHARD SARKISIAN General Swimming, DeMolay, School Play Committee CAROLYN ANN SCHAUM College Preparatory Y-Teens, Red Masque Dramatics Club, Intramural Sports RUTH ELIZABETH SCHEID Commercial Y-Teens, Shorthand Club, Pep Girls DORIS M. SCHLOTZHAUER College Preparatory German Club YVONNE LAURA SCHMITT Commercial Shorthand Club EVELYN U. SCHOFFSTALL College Preparatory I German Club, Yearbook Staff, Honor Society RICHARD DONALD SCHWARTZ General Glee Club, Hi-Y, Yearbook Stott NANCY MARIE SCHWARZ Commercial I 4 Social Committee, Y-Teens, Ushering Committee ELEANOR LINGARD SEACHRIST General Y-Teens, Ushering Committee, Spanish-American Travel Club MARY IANE SEACHRIST General Glee Club EDWARD H. sums O Vocational MARY IANE SEIFRED 0 General I l? V. i' Y-Teens, School Play Cast, Bd Red Masque Dramatics Club 4 I. ALBERT SELDOMRIDGE 6 College Preparatory Hi-Y, Vidette Advertising Manager, ' Social Committee Pvgsnvg 4' A 'o If ft A t 1 ' r E t Ql ' o LLOYD GEORGE SELLERS Vocational Reacler's Digest Club HARRY L. SENSENIG. IR. Q General Band, Orchestra M. IOHANNE SHEAFFER College Preparatory Leaders Club, Y-Teens, lntramural Sports TERRENCE SHEAFFER General Math Club, Intramural Sports, I-V Football THELMA LORRAINE SHEAFFER General GORDON STANLEY sl-IEARER I College Preparatory Study Club BARBARA ALICE SHELLEY College Preparatory Orchestra IOHN WILLIAM SHEPPS General School Play Cast, Glee Club, Yearbook Senior Editor IEANETTE M. SHERICK General Y-Teens, Pep Girls BERYL ROBERT SHERMAN College Preparatory Homeroom President, Social Committee Sub-Chairman, Band IACK ELIOT SHERTS General Band IOHN H. SHETROMPF College Preparatory Baseball HARRY A. SHINSKY, IR. General Hometoom President, I-V Football GLORIANNA SHOEMAKER General Y-Teens, Pep Girls DOLORES IANE SIDLER College Preparatory Y-Teens, School Play Committee, Hangout Committee f 4-my f ' ' 5, l 42 M 'I 5,9 'Q' 0' 77 5 1 fo ROBERT BARD SIEGLER College Preparatory Band, H1-Y, Track IAY L. SIMMONS College Preparatory Senior Class President, Basketball, Yearbook Sports Editor ESTHER SIPE ' Distributive Education ESTHER SITES Distributive Education IOHN F. SKRAMUSKY College Preparatory Glee Club IRENE CAREY SLOAT College Preparatory Social Committee, Yearbook Stall, Honor Society DORIS MICKEN SMITH Q Distributive Education Y-Teens GLORIA GRACE SMITH ' Distributive Education Y-Teens, lnterclub Council GLORIA ANN SNODGRASS General-Commercial Y-Teens, Pep Girls, Study Club EVA RUTH SNOWDEN ' College Preparatory EVELYN LUCILLE SNYDER Commercial WILLIAM A. SNYDER. IR. General Football, Wrestling, Hi-Y zos MARILYN SNYDER U College Preparatory Leaders Club, School Play Committee, Y-Teens LEA!-I SOMERFIELD Commercial Honor Society IANET MAE SOUDERS General-Commercial Homeroom President sw: wr f Q c asm E wi X 0 163 NW 'url 1 '32 N. fi -cliff '3 5 5-2' rf' .Ol -QL QT' ,fb -1- ELEANOR F. STAUFFER 0 General IANE ELIZABETH STAUFFER Commercial Leaders Club RUTH MARIE STAUFFER Commercial Y-Teens, Homeroom Vice-President JOYCE E. ST. CLAIR ' College Preparatory Y-Teen Adviser, Homeroofn Vice-President, Honor Society IOHN STEFFY General Band, Glee Club CAROL GRACE STEVENS General Archery, Leaders Club, Y-Teens ETHEL MARY STONER General-Commercial Y-Teens, Bridge Club nosmvuxnv s'rnAUss I General Y-Teens, Glee Club, Swimming Leader DAVID WILLIAM STREBY College Preparatory Glee Club YVONNE GLORIA STYER Commercial Shorthand Club RUTH NANCY SWARR Commercial School Play Committee, Study Club IEAN MARIE SYMINGTON O College Preparatory Homeroom President CALVIN N. TAYLOR O General NANCY VIVIEN TAYLOR College Preparatory Social Committee, Red Masque Dramatics Club Glee Club DANIEL S. TEMPLETON, IR. General Swimming, Study Club, Y. M. C. A. i VKEVI As - X ,p -- X U-9' it 'Q z 'om t 5 li 94 1 C Q' 23 6. -mais IACK B. TOMLINSON Vocational Glee Club, Band, Football HELEN LOUISE TONEY General Homeroom Secretary, Leaders Club, Y-Teens IOYCE ROSALIND TOTTEN General Pep Girls, Glee Club, Yf'l'eens IANE TRACY General Leaders Club, lntramural Sports, Y Teens mc:-:Ann c. TRIMBLE I nonrzm' cHAm.ias naour Vocational Bowling Commercial Y. M C, A, IAC OB TRUXAL College Prebaratory Vidette Statt, Band, l-li-Y, Honor Society DONALD L. TSHUDY General Boy Scouts DOROTHY I. UFFELMAN General Intramural Sports, Study Club KATHRYN IUNE UNDERKOFFLER General Leaders Club, Y'Teens ELAINE URBAN 0 College Preparatory Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Y-Teens PAUL C. USNER. IR. U General Baseball, Football, Basketball BUD OLPH VALENTINO College Preparatory Swimming, Cheerleader, Homeroom Vice-President MARY LOUISE Van BROOKHOVEN Commercial Shorthand Club IANE KATHHYN VATTER College Preparatory Glee Club, Y-Teens, Pep Girls fix is- viz' X , Ze I 'T E 1 v , Q l to fm lla? MARIORIE LOU VATTER College Preparatory Glee Club, Y-Teens, l-lomeroom Secretary BETTY D. VINSON College Preparatory Glee Club, School Play Student Director, Yearbook Stall ELSIE VOTTELER Distributive Educatzon Y-Teens IOHN VOULOPOS General Glee Club, lntramural Sports CALLIE RUTH WAGNER College Preparatory Ir. Red Cross Vice-President, Y-Teens, Glee Club DORIS MARGUERITE WAGNER General Leaders Club, Study Club ROBERT I. WAGONER General Career Club IEANE MAE WAKEFIELD Distributive Education Y-Teens DORIS MAE WALLICK General 'Bridge Club, Yearbook Stall, Y-Teens NANCY IEAN WALZL Commercial Yearbook Stall, Y-Teens, Honor Society MARY ANN WARD College Preparatory Glee Club, Y-Teens, Dolphin Club ANNA THERESA WEAVER General Y-Teens IOSEPHINE GARBER WEAVER General Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Homeroom Secretary SHIRLEY M. WEAVER 0 College Preparatory Y-Teens, Social Committee, Red Masque Dramatics Club WILLIAM H. WEAVER O General iSIK E Yh O K?v:l EDWARD B. WEBER Vocational ESTHER M. WEIDLER l General 'fixing 7 .f' , l . Drum Majorette, Y-Teens, Majorette Clue IOANNE WEILER College Preparatory Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Glee Club Accompariist, Cheerleader IENNIE E. WEITZEL Commercial E. RAYMOND WENDEI.. IR. C General Swimming, Soccer, Lettering Club DONALD E. WHITE Vocational Track, Soccer, Soccer Club IDA L. WHITE General Glee Club, Y-Teens, Intramural Sports DAVID EDGEL WILEY General Football, Wrestling, Swimming MURRAY WINER General Football, Wrestling, Track ARDITH MARIE WIRTH Commercial Y-Teens, Typing Club, Study Club ILA ALENA WITTEN General Pep Girls, Y-Teens, Shorthand Club NEVIN W. WOLF ' General BETTY CLIME WOLFSKILL ' General C. CAROL YETTER College Preparatory Senior Class Representative, School Play Committee, Y-Teens S. ELMER YODER, IR. College Preparatory Football Manager, Basketball Honor Society Manager lli 9 'url CLASS COLORS-Maroon and Gray CLASS FLOWER-Talisman Rose MOTTO-Excelsior vilriiirif? EDITH GRACE YOFFE College Preparatory School Play Committee, Red Masque Dramatics Club Y-Teens FRANCES IANE YOFI-'EE College Preparatory Red Mascbue Dramatics Club, School lay Corrimittee, Vidette Statt LOIS PATRICIA YOUNG Colle e Preparatorlyi Social? Committee, omeroom President, YATeens VIRGINIA A. ZECHER General glam poem as at as 'Tis true, one phase of our short life is done, Remaining still the 1nern'ries ot the tun Ot high school years. But now our thoughts must turn- New, sterner lessons We must learn. The greatest task of ours has now begun- The fight for peace for all, and war tor none. Toward this great end We all must learn to live To make it final, not just tentative. Then let us escape the past, and never cease To press with others toward the goal of peace, RUTH BASSLER - 50 - elau iitoty iz- ix? as 'Tis education forms the common mind: just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. The reception of a diploma on Commencement Day signifies the end of formal educa- tion for many of us. To others, it is but a steppingstone to institutions of higher learning. We could not hope for a better start in life than we have received at McCaskey High. As all good things must, our high school days have come to an end. But the memories which our three years at this modern school have left with us will never end. As with all sophomores, our life at McCaskey began with bewildered and confused days when we hoped for the helping hands of sympathetic upperclassmen. It took a very short time to learn that we were on our own, however, and we moved into the stride of high school living with a greater sense of self-confidence and responsibility than we had ever experienced in our previous schooling. As always, studies took up most of our time, and we found, as far as the administration was concerned, education was a serious business. Sports, clubs, and social activities crowded us for time and before we realized it, summer was upon us. Then came the junior year and things really started. Frank Bashore was elected presi- dent of the junior class with Herbert Galebach serving as vice-president. Ioyce Rhen was secretary, Robert Hilt treasurer, and Iames McCaskey was made class historian for two years. Although the year, scholastically speaking, was the hardest for many of us, extracurricular activities increased in intensity. Our class was given a fine example by championship sports teams that reached a high water mark in the school's athletic history. We envied the seniors as they completed their last year and made a resolution to do everything, and even more than they did, in a bigger and better way. Time flies when living is joyful and once again we saw a class graduate. Three summer months rolled by rapidly, and just as rapidly the honor and responsibil- ity of being seniors fell upon our shoulders. Iay Simmons was chosen to lead the class as president soon after our third September in high school started. He was assisted by Gladys Humphreys, vice-president, Ruth Bassler, secretary, and Dolores Brubaker, treasurer. Under the guidance of these officers the class of 1947 became the first in a long time to take an active interest in the organization of an active alumni group. King Football stole the lime- light -in the fall as the Red Tornado gridders won seven of their eight games to win unoffi- cially the championship of the newly formed Central Pennsylvania League. Coach Woody Sponaugle said that the team was the best he had ever coached at McCaskey and even at that the eleven had never reached its peak. The early organization of the Social Committee and the election of Esther McClune as Halloween Queen also highlighted the fall schedule. Donald Pollock added to the efficiency of our class by giving expert leadership to a Student Council that really accomplished things. Our basketball, swimming, and wrestling squads were among the best in scholastic circles, to say nothing of the dramatic hit, Ram- shackle Inn. A victorious third party put William Snyder in the Mayor's Office for a day and he reflected the keen interest of McCaskey students in democratic government. We had hardly become accustomed to the idea of being seniors when spring came with an outstanding track team, tennis, hayrides, dances, concerts, and many other social and sports activities. Now the time has come for us to leave our Alma Mater. But we leave it in body only. The corridors of the john Piersol McCaskey High School will retain the memory of one of the finest classes ever to attend a Lancaster high school. Echoes of hard work and gay times will resound for a long, long time in the halls and classrooms and on the campus of this institution. Looking back, we can honestly say, The race is run-the accomplishments are many. IAMES MCCASKEY-Historian -51- .gntroafucing . . . Charmaine Thea Abel: Charmaine likes to dance and swim, and will aid others as a beautician. Frederick Augustus Achef Fred, fond of hunting and trap- ping, hopes to be a usiness man. Lois D. Aierstock: Lois has two great interests: an intriguing button collection and music. Margaret E. Arms: Peggy likes children and aspires to be a kindergarten teac er. lean Louise Arter: Photography is Iean's hobbyg beauty cul- ture, her ambition. Samuel G. Aston: Sam, a member of our football team, is a future drattsman. lames W. Ault: Ought, a future forest ranger, is inter- ested in sports and track. Geraldine Louise Babner: Gerry's winning personality will make her an excellent nurse. Lois Ann Bair: Lois Ann, interested in music and sports, aims to be a beautician. Mary Iennie Bair: Bubbles will enjoy dancing and swim- ming on her travels. Mary Ioan Bair: This pleasant senior's ambition is to be a aboratory technician. Richard P. Bard: A future machinist, who is also interested in stamp collecting. Barbara Bare: Bobs will use some of her interest in music as an elementary teacher. Iohn S. Barton, Ir.: Whitey, tall and blond, likes the girls and wishes to be a contractor. Robert H. Barton: Bob, as the outdoor type, likes to hunt: indoors he is interested in mechanics. 'k'k'k Frank M. Bashore: Bull, a football star, sports lover, wants to be an accountant. Ruth Esther Bassler: Student Ruth will make a fine teacher some day. Iohn Henry Beamsderfer. Ir.: This good-looking chap likes to bowl and aims to be a detective. Paul E. Beane. Ir.: Paul, always willing to help someone, is a future electrician. Helen L. Bechtold: Bechie, always full ol fun, plans to work in an office. Hazel Beck: Pleasant, blonde Becky aims to be a stenog- rapherg interested in a certain Sam. Samuel Edward Beitxel: Sam will make a handsome Marineg likes to read and draw. Nancy Ruth Bell: Nan, active in Y-Teens, wants to work in an office. Wayqne F. Bell, Ir.: Interested in swimming and basketball, e wants to be a carpenfer. William I. Bennett: Likes all sports, and wants to work for Bell Telephone Co. George Samuel Betx: Bub Bo Bo is fond of sports and singing: aims to be a teacher. Stanley B. Binkley: Stan, a future chemist, enjoys hunt- ing and fishing. David B. Birney: We will be hearing Dave's radio scripts over a major network some day. lean Louise Bisalslri: lean likes swimming and skating, and should be a success in her undertakings. Iacqueline F. Bixler: l'Iackie, a golden-voiced soprano, will be a success in her musical career. 'kit Emma Boas: Renie is one of our many gals to be a secretary. lack Bowers: He has a keen interest in aviation. He will be a good auto mechanic to call. Mary Bowers: Mamie's just crazy about sports, musicg hopes to be a stenographer. Anita Bowman: Music and sewing are her pet hobbies, secretarial work, her ambition. ' Barbara Bowron: Susie's interests are music and coin collecting. Keith Bowron: Rebel, the tirst of the Bowron twins, wants to be an X-ray technician. Kent Bowron: Here's the other twin, the Southerner, who aspires to be a doctor. Lois Bradley: Lodie's ambition is to be a popular singer with a well-known band. Patricia Breen: Pat, that red-headed songbird, plans to be a private secretary. Shirley Breinig: This sports-minded girl looks forward to being a teacher. Doris Brenner: Some day Dotty is going to be a private secretaryg now sports interest her. Robert Breuninger: Bob's photography will some day help him as a press photographer. Richard Brodis: There is no doubt that he will have great success as a singer. Betty Lou Brown: Boo, a whiz at sports, intends to be a secretary. Iames Brown: His interest in model railroading inspired lim to engineering. 'kit Dolores Brubaker: That tall, dark gal, known as Sis, expects to be a secretary. Earl Brubaker: Model airplanes are his interest, electrical work, his vocation. Patricia Buckius: Pat's interest is Lug she's going to be a kindergarten teacher. I. Wilbert Bunting: Bunny, a stamp collector, wants to teach. Doris Bushonq: Bushy, whose main interest is music, hopes some day to teach it. Dorothy Butson: Dottie's interests are manyg her ambition is to be a secretary. Lillian Butson: This dancer and swimmer will work as a stenographer. Serena Butz: This future stenographer loves to play the piano. Doris Casady: Her pet interests are dancing, swimming: she'll be a good stenographer. lack Clare: This active member of the band wants to be an electrician. Doris Clark: She's one of our D. E. girlsp hopes to start her own business. Mary Clymer: Here's another gal who is going into the teaching profession. Thelia Coble: This cute, dark-haired senior wants to be a stenographer, no less. Ieanette Cohen: let loves to dance: as for her ambition, she's undecided. Elaine Cohn: Laine, one of the better-known Ercil fans, hopes to be a commercial artist. 'kit Jacqueline Cosgrove: Iackie, a lover of all sorts of sports, wants to be a sales manager. Virginia Crist: Photography is Ginny's interest, a position as secretary her ambition. Iohn Cunningham: Iac1c's interest in radio is good prepara- tion for his electrical engineering. Charles Daidone: Chuck's ,going to be a master photo- el'1gfCIVeI'. William Daum: Nipper's main interest lies in sports, es- pecially basketball. Lois Davis: This ardent coin collector wants to be a book- keeping teacher. Dorothy Dawson: Dot's piano playing her success in a musical career. Iames DeGiacomo: Captain DeGiacomo, lock, is interested in woodworking. Ioanne Deiter: This future nurse likes to Helen Dennison: Helen might lighten her with music. Geoge Dessen: Bud is one of our ood luck! Irene Dianastasis: Her hobbies center in makes us sure of better known as dance and swim. secretarial career future engineers. sports, but she in- tends to be a dress designer. Iohn Dianastasis: He's a great swimmer, who wants to be a cabinetmaker. lere Dickerman: This vocational lad is interested in electricity. Allen Lester Depue: Now an interest in airplanes, later he'll be a drafting engineer. ,52- Ioan Diem: lim enjoys music and dancing and wishes to be a dental hygienist. Donald Diller: He likes woodworking and sports, but will concentrate on drafting. Vaughn Ditzler: Ditz, interested in swimming, desires to be a contractor. Richard Dochterman: Doc wants to be an electrical en- gineer. Light and power will be his contribution. Audrey Drybred: Want a good stenographer? Audrey will be a good person to see. Ioanne Dubbs: Io aims to be a Lancaster secretary so she'll be here when he comes home. Harold Duncan: Master machinist Dugan is in training by repairing machines. Carolyn Dunn: Lyn, loyal friend, music lover, and sports enthusiast, wishes to be a teacher. Richard Dussinger: Interests? Photography and stamp col- lecting. Ambition? Office work. Doris Ann Eager: She hopes to become a stenographer. A present interest-dancing. Richard Echternach: Eck's sport scrap books may help him on his way to being an artist. George A. Eckert: The A. stands for Allen. Al, a sports enthusiast, will be a teacher. Richard Eclzman: When Dick is a doctor, he'll enjoy swimming, sports, and journalism on the side. Ioanne Edgerley: Edge is interested in music and ice skating, but wants to be a teacher. Carl- Eichelberger: He will use shop and mechanical draw- ing work as a carpenter. iii' William Elbert: Bill has several ambitions: manager of chain store and bank teller. Ethel Emmerich: Sis plans to have an independent busi- ness of her own. Marianne Faque: This lover of reading hopes to succeed as an educational missionary. Norman Falk: Norm desires to be a journalist. Sports and music are a side issue. Conrad Dean Fasolt: This radio enthusiast hopes to be an engineer. Douglas Felix: Doug's ambition is to be an aviator. His model airplanes should help. Mary Iane Ferretti: She hopes to be a secretary: she enjoys reading. Evelyn Foultz: Evvie's interest in sewing and Red Cross work should help her be a good nurse. Henry Frailey: l-len wants to be a captain in U.S.M.S. because e is interested in travel. Dorothy Frances: Squirt wants to be a teacher: her in- terest in music and reading will help her. Thelma Frankfort: She can tell you all about the movie stars. She's a future stenographer. Richard Fry: Football, basketball, hockey have little to do with auto mechanics, but Dick likes all of them. Don Gabel: If Dut has his wav, we'll address him at the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Nancy Gable: Readings, dramatics, play roles at I.P.M. are on the way to a career as actress. Herbert Galebach: His sports record tells his interest. Could it be an ambition, too? 'kit Grace Gamble: Grace is that whiz in German who wants to be a nurse. Elva Mae Gardner: To be a secretary is the ambition of Elva, or shall we say Sl'1ortie ? Lettie Gardner: Lettie wants to be a secretary, too. She likes to read in her spare time. Patsy Gardner: Pat, one of our officers in Youth Day, likes music very much. Phyllis Gardner: Phil is that plucky girl who is going to West Chester. Betty Garison: Taking pictures is her hobby. She loves sports and dancing Amos Galt: Interested in sports and dancing, Amy is thinking about the Army. Iune Gerhart: Iune loves to sew and wants to be a cloth- ing designer. Priscilla Gerlach: Pris, always with a smiling face, is interested in radio. Alan Geyer: Al wants to be a state policeman. Uust a warning to his friendsll Dawn Girvin: Red's interests are singing and keeping that certain someone. Delores Glaser: Office work appeals to Dee. She also likes sports and dancing. George Glick: George collects stamps and wants to be a draftsman. Reaves Goehring: Did you ever see his collection of guns? He's going to be a lawyer. Evelyn Goelre: Good wishes to a potential Salvation Army officer. 'kit Violet Good: Nursing appeals to Goody, who is always full of pep. Suzanne Gramm: Sue has dreams of some day becoming a commercial artist. Ioan Graybill, Ioey, never without a smile, wants to be a medical technician. Peter Graybill: See Pete for free movie tickets. He plans to be a movie theater manager. Harriet Grever: She's always happy, and interested in art and drawing. Ira Graff: Sonny, the Ill, likes hunting. He'll serve you as a dental technician. Ronald Grott: You'll get blue ribbon vegetables from him when he becomes a horticulturist. Iune Groh: Hobby? Photo collecting. She'd like to work in an office. Doris Haecker: A photographer who plans to be a secretary. Iune Hagelgans: Interested in music and reading now, Iune wants to be a singer. Lloyd Hambright: Lloyd. one of our musicians, wants to be an accountant. Doris Harnden: Nursing in Virginia is Doris's plan. Good luckl loan Hanlon: Io will make music her career. She's been preparing all along. Edward Harper: Art work will receive his services when he isn't reading. Betty Harsh: Bet, whose hobby is singing and dancing, also delves into making poetry. .'k'k'k Mary Hart: Mary'll make a good nurse, though she has a yen for skating and dancing. Audrey Hartman: Lizzie's ambition is to tickle the ivories as a first-class pianist. Ioel Hartman: loel is an all-round fellow with side lines in dramatics and music. lohn Hartman: Co-captain on the gridiron and an ace on the basketball floor. Margaret Hartman: Peggy loves to warble and has shown her talent in the G ee Club. Donald Harvey: Sports-loving Don hasn't decided between surveying and F.B.l. service. Helen Hecimovich: Cirnmy, a future private secretary, really put Snyder over with a bang. Patsy Hedricka: Honey will be sending your telegraphed messages some day. William Heine: The class of '47 will have at least one mil- lionaire if Bill has his way. Ianet Heiss: This music lover and dancer hopes to be a secretary. Robert Helm: Bob, a well-liked sports fan, helped a lot in those band formations. Mervin Hemperly: Peck, that swimming and wrestling champ, plans to make cabinets. Dorothy Henry: Doot?' Lou, between mystery stories, should be an excel ent bookkeeper. Charles Herr: Between hunting and fishing seasons Chuck hopes to be a draftsman. Dorothy Herr: Dottie's interests center around music. In the future? A typist. ..53.. Louise Herr: Louie, a future social worker, who loves sports and eating! Martha Lou Hershey: A swell girl, who knows her way around: her ambition: a secretaryship. Richard Hershey: Sports and crafts are his interests. He wants to join the'Army. Lyndelle Hertsler: Interested in music, sports, and people. Good luck in nursing, Lyndy. Flossie Higqinbotham: Loves to swim and ice skate. Am- bition: stenographer. Ivan High: A-l stroker on the swimming team, he wants to be a metallurgist. Doris Hill: Pinkie loves to dance, skate, and laugh. A fine seamstress in the future. Robert Hilt: An all-around pal, answering to the name of Dusty, wants to be a cabinetmaker. Iacqueline Hinlrle: Iackey's interests are dancing and drawing. Goal: interior decorator. Robert Hitchcock: Bob will make a good engineer. He's the outdoor type, likes to hunt and fish. Iames Hite: lim likes criminology and art. He wants to join the F.B.l. I-'ay Rae Hoehn: This future nurse likes to collqrt records and eat cherry pie. Patricia Hogg: A vivacious person you can't help liking. She'll be either a social worker or journalist. Nancy Hoover: Nan collects jewelry, likes music and reading. She'll do office work. Christina Horn: Christina will meet many people as a nurse. iii' lune Horn: Ask lune about the movie stars. Here's a fu- ture secretary. Luther Horning: Tall, handsome fellow who likes hunting and fishing. Aim: architectural engineer, Anna Howell: A quiet lass who will be one of Lancaster's stenographers. Gladys Humphreys: Active, never-a-dull-moment girl who wants to be a phys. ed. teacher. Anne Hurst: Perhaps Anne can collect some more buttons on her hoped-for travels. Geraldine Hurst: Nice things come in small packages! Gerry will be a phys. ed. director. Donald Iredale: This potential salesman is interested in photography and g ---- Robert Iobn: Bob nearly always has a trick up his sleeve. Ambition: naval officer. Marg johnson: This little girl likes animals and aims to ecome a housewife. Mary Martha Iohnson: Called Iohnnie. Pretty, dark-haired gal who keeps them all guessing. Ioan Iones: A high-stepper with the band this year. A future nurse. lacqueline Kachel: Her ambition is to be an X-ray technician. Richard Keene: As a sports announcer, Dick will be tell- ing us how the game is going. Marg Lou Keiser: lf records are to be accurate, call M.L.K. he's going to be an accountant. Mary Ann Keller: A future certified public accountant who enjoys dancing and swimming. iii Richard Keller: Dick's main interest is his 1931 Ford road- ster. His ambition is radio. Henry Keneagy: Hen collects foreign money and plans to be a chemist. Chester Kile: Chet, planning to join the Army, is an admirer of sports. Harold Kilgore: If lyou are going to need an accountant, remember Haro d. Arthur Kimmel: Photographer Art plans to follow in his father's footsteps in manufacturing. Caroline King: Kingie likes dancing. She is a future typist. Robert King: Quarterback King will make a good coach. Flora Kirk: Music in dancing and record appeals to Flory, a future secretary. Iohn Kline: lack is amused by dwarfing trees. He plans to be a medical doctor. Phyllis Kline: Cookie enjoys dancing, hockey, and nature. Ambition? Air hostess. Alberta Knier: Birdie, a music lover, will be another of the accountants of '47. Donald Krents: Don's interest is in sports, but his ambi- tion is engineering. Helen Krimrnel: Sissie's going to be a physical education teacher. She has a fine collection of foreign stamps. Etheljane Kuhns: A future secretary who enjoys painting. Kenneth Kunkle: Perhaps PeeWee's rhythm in ice skating will help him as a music arranger. 'kin' Ianet Kurtz: This potential kindergarten teacher is at home when dancing and swimming. Angeline Labrasca: Future psychiatrist, Angie is another dancing and swimming enthusiast. Gloria Landis: Glo plans to be a secretary. She likes reading. William Landis: Interest-motors and radio: plans--study of medicine. ' Edward Lanham: Lap is occupied by his '24 Buick and plans for travel. Bertha Leaman: Burpy plans a nursing career. Her in- terests are sports and music. Iames Leaman: Iim's interest is in the outdoors and guns. Indoors he'll be a store clerk. Elaine Leapman: Dee, a future stenographer, saves stamps and coins. Iohn Lee: lack will follow his interest in farming by being an agricultural engineer. Claude Leese: Baseball and woodwork keep Edgar busy. Bernard Levine: A future business man, Bernie is a sports lover. Arlene Licht: An air stewardess interested in photography. Shirley Lindamuth: Shirl likes to travel and plans to study typing and clerical work. Margaret Lineberry: A dramatic enthusiast who plans to be a gym teacher. Helen Luckey: She's sure to succeed in a career as a musi- cian. Good luck! iii' Robert Lueders: Bob will probably be making furniture in the future because he likes woodworking. Rosie Macrides: For Tessie it's swimming in summer and basketball in winter. Donald Maile: Don's ambition is to be a radio technician. Best wishes! Dorothy Markley: Dottie loves dancing and traveling. Florence Markley: Blondie thinks Bob and dancing pro- vide a nice way to spend an evening. Doris Ann Martin: Swimming? Dancing? Of course. And later she'll be a stenographer. Evelyn Ann Martin: Intramural sports have kept this future stenographer busy. Helen Martin: This secretary will relieve routine with music and driving. Iohn Martin: His ambition is watchmaking-to see the wheels go 'round, lack? Marg Martin: Marty's nice personality will certainly help er as a secretary, Botti lane Maser: Hobbies: music, swimming, dancing. mbition: secretary. Iames Meg: Iim's our future real estate broker: see him for your ome of Tomorrow. Robert Mayer: Lo and behold! He wants to teach social studies. Good luck! Nancy Maylwhort: In her spare time from typing and office work, ancy will travel. Iames McCaslrey: Mac, that P.D.Q. man, likes girls and journalism. ..54.. Esther McClune: When she is a secretary, we'll remember our lovely Hallowe'en queen. lane McFarland: Swimming in summer, skating in winter, 4 this secretary likes water. . Mary McPherson: Here's a social service worker with an interest in people. Iames Meminger: lim wants a business career. We hope he has time for tennis. Shirley Merrill: She hasn't told what she will do after col- lege. Follow her heart? Elsie Miley: A medical laboratory technician in the making. Grace Miller: One of our future secretaries. Grace's inter- ests include swimming and dancing. Patricia Miller: A D. E. girl with an interest in skating and tennis. Sylvia Miller: This girl will be very happy when she has her own business. Kathleen Moffett: Hipl Hipl This prospective gym teacher cheered us on to victory. Erma Mooney: A fun-loving girl with a smile for everyone. She'll make a good nurse. ' Harold Morrison: Can't you see Bud in his Marine uni- form? He's interested in drafting. William Moyer: Bill will take his varied interests along with him to the Marines. Pauline Mull: Dancing and collecting poems nowp a secre- tary soon. George Murry: An all-around swell guy and future state policeman. iii' Mary Ellen Musser: Main interests, sports: she wants to enter pediatric nursing. Emily Myers: Chief interests and activities-ice skating, swimming, coin collecting. Gerald Myers: f'Ierry is a future traveling salesman who has given fine musical service. Iehn Myers: Abe has an interest in woodworking which will serve well when he is a cabinetmaker. Lillian Nagle: If Sissy has her way, she'll work at Ham- ilton atch. Doris Neudorff: A future clerical worker, right now sports are all-important. Nancy Norbury: She can really hit those high notesg she wants to be a nurse. Elizabeth Ohlender: Lizzie, a minute redhead, wants to be a secretary. Lois Oblender: Obie is a whiz at any sporty she plans a diplomatic career. Gladys Palmer: We wonder whether Dutch will have time for swimming and camping when she is a nurse. Mary Ann Palmer: Our future psychologist likes amateur radio and-Dave. Angelica Patounas: l'lere's another secretary who likes to dance. Annie Patterson: Little Pat's ambition is to teach home economics. Betty Peterman: This little blonde will be somebody's stenog. Donald Petters: That smooth blond can make any poster a masterpiece. Ambition-master jeweler. ir WWA' Iune Phenegar: A future office worker, interested in dramatics. Mildred Phillips: Interested in sports, she wants to be a receptionist. Shirley Phillips: Tops in sports, she'll make an alert secretary. Wilma Piehler: Billie should make an excellent private secretary. Donald Pollock: Top man in Student Council and Hi-Y. Future accountant. Thomas Post: Tom likes sports, wants to join the U. S. Marine Corps. Fred Powers: He wants to enter forestry workg hobby, col- lecting stamps. Robert Preston: This ardent Spike Iones and Harry lames fan wants to be a machinist. Emma Priest: Loves to dancep will make an excellent stenographer. Audre Prowell: That southern belle with a mania for col- lecting recordsg goal: radio work. Faye Quade: Her ambition is to teach: she likes to read. Ianice Quinn: Queenie plays a wicked game of hockey, ambition is to be a vocalist. lean Rathkey: This future beautician likes reading and swimming. 'I'helma Rauser: Traveling is her main interest: she will make a good department store buyer.- Phillip Reardon: Flip, interested in photography, wants to be a commercial photographer. tit Ioyce Rhen: This all-around musical and athletic girl will make a good gym teacher. Ioseph Richer: Enjoys music and collecting stampsg ambi- tion: bookkeeper or stenographer. Shirley Richwine: Well-liked Shirley can follow her interest reading in her spare time from clerking. Tedford Riley: li you are ever short of meat or vegetables, just go to see farmer Ted. Dolores Rineer: Snuffy, that peppy cheerleader, wants to be a typist. Eugene Ritchey: Won't Gene make a handsome admiral? He's interested in stamp collecting. Audrey Rittenhouse: This one of our drum majorettes wants to be a dress designer. Kathryn Rittenhouse: lnterested in skating and dancing, Kathryn wants to be a typist. Virginia Rittenhouse: Another sports enthusiast who is going to be a secretary. Patricia Rohm: lf Pat has her way, she'll be up in the air- an air hostess. Ieanne Rorke: Ieanne has been all around via post cards and wants to be a bookkeeper. Patricia Bottmund: Ephrata will be one ol these voice- with-a-smile operators. Germaine Roughton: We'll all be around to read your maga- zines, Dr. Gerry Roughton. Betty lane Royer: B. I., whose voice is never missing, wants to be a secretary. Ferne Royer: Her interest in sports is a good preparation for her as a gym teacher. 'kit Ianet Rutter: Ianet wants to be a choir directress or organist. Stella Sarnaras: A future salesperson whose interest is swimming. Edward Sarkisian: To be a naturalist is Eddie's ambition. Carolyn Schaum: Schaumie is going to be a good occupa- tional therapist. Ruth Scheid: Red wants to be a secretary to a lawyer. Good luck! Doris Schlotshauer: A sports-minded girl who wants to be a nurse. Yvonne Schmitt: Smitty's ambition is to be a bookkeeper or stenographer. Evelyn Schoffstallz We'll have to travel to see Eve. She hopes to be a missionary to China. Richard Schwartz: Dick's main interest is sportsg he wants to be a minister. Nancy Schwarz: As her aim in life Nan has chosen to be a receptionist. Eleanor Seachrist: The profession ot nursing was chosen by Christy. Mary lane Seachrist: A typist who likes sports, reading and sewing. Edward Sears: Eddie's ambition is to be an electrician. Mary lane Seiiredz She states her main ambition is to marry Bob. Albert Seldomridge: This blond lad was the first male presi- dent of the ramatics Club. Lloyd Sellers: Short, a future electrician, considers eat- ing his greatest pastime. Harry Sensenig: Skip will always be remembered as McCaskey's drummer boy. Iohanne Sheaifer: Smiley, the ial with the sunny dis- position, well deserves her nic name. Terrence Sheatter: Terry's interest is swimming: he hopes to be an electrician some day. Thelma Sheafier: Tem is a great girl tor roller skating, but her aim is stenography. Gordon Shearer: Gordy, the outdoor rnan, hopes to be a draftsman. Barbara Shelley: Bobs is strictly musical, with a yen for telephone operating. Iohn Shepps: Little Iohn likes swimming-that explains his attraction to the Navy. leanette Sherick: Tap dancing is Ieanie's hobby and she hopes to teach it some day. Beryl Sherman: This class comedian hopes to fix dem pearly whites. lack Sherts: A band member who plans to work in a post office. . Iohn Shetrompf: Iohn likes baseball, but his ambition is to be a radio announcer. Harry Shinsky: Bud, the class sleeper, has his eye on Lititz and the Marines. Glorianna Shoemaker: This future school teacher is very fond of dancing. Dolores Sidler: Sid likes to sew: naturally home eco- nomics is her field. 'kin' Robert Siegler: This future chemist takes an interest in music. Iay Simmons: Professional baseball is the goal of our all- around president. . Esther Sipe: Essie's main goal in life is to be a good sales person. Esther Sites: This Essie hopes to be a window decorator. Iohn Slrramusky: This business man of tomorrow finds music very soothing. Irene Sloat: Rene's interest is sports, and she wants to be a medical technician. Doris Smith: Dobie likes to swim while contemplating a secretarial career. Gloria Smith: Tennis-playing Smitty hopes to be a teacher. Gloria Snodgrass: Go has a yen for dogs - and stenograp y. Eva Snowdon: This marimba player has many ambitions- all of them musical. Evelyn Snyder: Evie wants to be a stenographer and hopes to do some traveling. William Snyder: Wild Bill's secret ambition is to be a 'high-class chef. Zoe Snyder: This tiny lass lilies to cook and hopes to be a model. Leah Somerfield: Swimming and bookkeeping occupy first place in this girl's mind. Ianet Souders: Music and dancing are Ianet's interests: stenography, her ambition. 'kit Eleanor Stauffer: A post card collector, Eleanor chooses nursing as her vocation. lane Staufter: Ianie likes to swim and dance and would like to be a bookkeeper. Ruth Stauifer: A very quiet person, Ruthie wants to be a stenographer. Ioyce St. Clair: A potential secretary who likes to collect stamps. Iohn Steffy: This glee club singer collects jokes. Will he use them as a state policeman? Carol Stevens: Stevie is interested in sports and collects stones for a hobby. Ethel Stoner: Fond of sports and dancing, Pinky's ambi- tion is to be a secretary. Rosemary Strauss: A collector of nicknacks who is going to be a nurse. David Streby: A chemistry whiz, David is interested in in- venting and hypnotism. Yvonne Styer: Miss Styer, will you please take this letter? Ruth Swarr: Commercial work after high school is her ambition. Iean Symington: Sewing is Iean's hobby and nursing will be her vocation. Calvin Taylor: He says he's going to be a GOOD lawyer. Nancy Taylor: Ncmchen, one of the school's warblers, would like to be a dietician. Daniel Templeton: Dan, a McCaskey swimmer, wants to join the Navy. 'kit lack Tomlinson: The Rail, who likes art, chooses sign painting as his ambition. Helen Toney: Vocation? Nursing. Avocation? Tennis, swimming. Ioyce Totten: Cottontail Totten is going to be a secre- tary or a nurse. Iane Tracy: lane is very active in gym activities, would like to be a bookkeeper. Richard Trimble: Dick likes mechanicsp chooses shop in- struction as his ambition, Robert Trout: An active stamp collector, he would like to be an accountant. Iacob Truxal: He's going to be an engineer who does pho- tographic work on the side. Donald Tshudy: Don likes all sports in general and wants to be a business man. Dorothy Utfelmanz Collecting tokens her hobbyy stenography her ambition. Kathryn Underlroffler: A future nurse who is interested in sports. Elaine Urban: Urbie, who likes to play tennis, wants to be a social worker. Paul Usner: A mechanic interested in sports and model airplanes. Rudolph Valentino: Now Rudy takes honors in tumbling and in cheerleading: later as a lawyer. Mary VanBrool:hoven: Carrot-top Mary likes to read and wants to be a secretary. Iane Vatter: As a librarian or secretary she can still be interested in sports. -ktik Mariorie Vatter: As a kindergarten teacher she will con- tinue her interest in child care. Betty. Vinson: She may be directing music as supervisor in ancaster some day. Elsie Votteler: Hobbies: swimming and collecting pictures of movie starsg ambition: sales person. Iohn Voulopos: He wants to do singing or basketball on a pro basis. ' Callie Wagner: Her patients will be glad for her careful ministrations when she is a nurse. Doris Wagner: Her ambition is to be a secretary, her in- terests are varied. Robert Wagoner: WLAN's future announcer is also inter- ested in plants and stamps. Ieane Wakefield: A future telephone operator who likes riding and sports. Doris Wallick: She'll probably be a private secretary to a corporation lawyer. Nancy Walzl: lf you want a thing clone well, ask Nancy to do it. She'll be a careful secretary. Mary Ann Ward: She wants to teach her main interest- physical education. Anna Weaver: A good seamstress, Annie likes roller skating and dancing. Iosephine Weaver: Iosie looks forward to civil service or clerical work. Shirley Weaver: A sports and domestic star, Little Girl wants to be a kindergarten teacher. William Weaver: lckie's big interest is sports: he's plan- ning to be a store manager. ..56, Edward Weber: Working in radio or electricity is this vocational's ambition. Esther Weidler: Ev collects pictures for a hobby and hopes to be a secretary. Ioanne Weiler: Her interests are languages, sports, and music, her ambition, concert pianist. Iennie Weitxel: Sis is training to be a stenographerg hobby, collecting post cards. Raymond Wendel: Ray is just waiting for the day when he can be a Marine. Donald White: Sports . . . sports . . . sports! A vocational who is going to be an auto mechanic. Ida White: A singer who is going to be a social service worker. David Wiley: Rebel keeps fit now as an athlete, later it will be as a physican. Murray Winer: Porkey, the little giant of the gridiron, wants to be a football coach. Ardith Wirth: This commercial plans to be an accountant and still have time tor reading. lla Witten: She is a sports tan who is going to be a bookkeeper. Nevin Woli: Interest-professional basketballp ambition- lawyer. Betty Wollslrill: Hold that pose, please . . . Betty's going to be a portrait painter. Carol Yetter: Miss Vitality likes photography and danc- ingy ambition, dental hygienist. Elmer Yoder: Sol, our versatile varsity manager, wants to be a physician. 'kin' Edith Yoiie: Interested in sports and traveling, she has hopes of being a private secretary. Frances Yoflee: Frannie hopes to join the diplomatic serv- ice one oi these days. Lois Young: The only member of '47 who aspires to be an interpreter. Virginia Zecher: Music, dancing, and skating are some of the hobbies of this future secretary. ZS -57.. . NLJN NATIONAL QWSYKIEINJZF , ff' X 'QW c G Sum? il B4 QV' ' 45' Cv f Eb 6 A Q Z 'T TJTRS 5- 1 x nl 'fif 5 51 2' Q 2 1 Q 'Z 69' f ' y mm- 4w .-an -7 0 YEARBOOK Editor-ineChiet IOANNE WEILER Senior Editors Sports Editors GERRY ROUGI-ITON MARY MCPI-IERSON IOI-IN SI-IEPPS IAY L. SIMMONS Organization Editor Circulation Manager RRISCILLA GERLACI-I MARY IOAN BAIR Photographers ARTHUR KIMMEL IACOB TRUXAL WILLIAM SCI-IICK Business Manager ALBERT SELDOMRIDGE 5 fll L91 ,pm itq I Editorial Assistants: Lois Aierstock, Ruth Bassler, Dorothy Dawson, Ioanne Deiter, Ioanne Dubbs, Richard Eckman, Marianne Eague, Robert King, Ianet Kurtz, Robert Mayer, Kathleen Moffett, Erma Mooney, Mary Ann Palmer, Irene Sloat, Elaine Urban, Nancy Walzl. Solicitors: David Birney, lacqueline Bixler, Patricia Breen, Shirley Breinig, Ieanette Cohen, Mary Ellen Musser, Lois Oblender, Ioyce Rhen, Evelyn Schottstall, Richard Schwartz, Betty Vinson, Doris Wallick, Frances Yottee. MTN -61 Q Q N At F ,f I 4 W, Lf , O, -ff, , TP ,J L' Editor-in-Chief X IAMES MCCASKEY Associate Editors RUTH BASSLER 5 DONALD POLLOCK Managing Editor Columnists GILBERT LYONS NANCY HERR ROBERT MAYER News Editor Art Editors RICHARD ECKMAN MELVIN EVANS IOHN SHEPPS DONALD PETTERS Assistant News Editor MARY FRANCES SARKISIAN AdV9I'iiSiUQ MUUUQGT ALBERT SELDOMRIDGE Sports Editor FRANK BASHORE ASSi'5TCfY1T THOMAS DIEHL Features Editor CARQLYN DUNN Circulation Manager MARY ANN PALMER Photographers ARTHUR KIMMEL JACOB TRUXAL TYDiSt WILLIAM SCHICK MARY FERRETTI Advisers SARAH E. BITNER - ROBERT W. BROOME News Reporters: Donald Ansel, Patricia Bicknell, Priscilla Gerlach, Marianne Grube, lacqueline Harnady, Ianet Hill, Mildred Martin, Marion Nesslage, Richard Reese, Louise Rosser, Kathryn Runk, Nancy Simmons, Fred Stoner, and Warren Swager. Sports Reporters: lohn Buckwalter, Alice Cogley, Deborah Crudden, Herbert Galebach, lacques Geisenberger, Charles Grove, Robert King, and lay Simmons. Features Assistants: Patricia Anderson, Dilly Ann Anstaett, Richard Charles, Marian Ehler, Patricia Hogg, Gerry Roughton, Suzanne Supplee, Warren Wagar, and Frances Yoflee. :flaw QUILL and SCROLL vfkfitiik First row: loanne Weiler, Marian Ehler, lacqueline Bixler, Betty Vinson, Frances Yoftee, Ruth Bassler, Doris Wallick, Kathryn Hunk, Patricia Breen, Nancy Herr. Second row: Patricia Anderson, lack Buckwalter, Melvin Evans, Donald Pollock, Charles Grove, Frank Bashore, lay Simmons, Richard Eckman, Arthur Kimmel, Patricia Hogg. Not present when the picture was taken: Alice Cogley, Gilbert Lyons, Mary Frances Sarkisian, Suzanne Supplee. HCNOR SCCIETY NATICNAL l ik ik ik . OFFICERS President ..,.. ..,.,..,....,, E lmer Yoder Vice-President . , . . . Frank Bashore Secretary .... .. Nancy Taylor MEMBERS SENIORS: Fred Achey, Lois Aierstock, Mary loan Bair, Frank M. Bashore, Ruth Bassler, lacqueline Bixler, Patricia Breen, Dolores Brubaker, Patricia Buckius, Dorothy Dawson, lere Dickerman, Ioanne Dubbs, Carolyn Dunn, Herbert Galebach, Patsy Gardner, Ronald Grott, loel A. Hartman, Dorothy Henry, Martha L. Hershey, Patricia Hogg, lohn A. Kline, Ianet Kurtz, Iohn P. Lee, Margaret Lineberry, Helen Luckey, Esther McClune, Mary McPherson, Kathleen Mottett, Erma Mooney, Mary Ellen Musser, Lois Oblender, Donald Pollock, Ioyce Rhen, Gerry Roughton, Ianet Rutter, Evelyn Schoffstall, lay Simmons, lrene Sloat, Leah Some-rlield, loyce St. Clair, Nancy Taylor, Iacob Q. Truxal, Betty Vinson, Nancy Walzl, Ioanne Weiler, Elmer Yoder, Frances Yoltee. IUNIORS: Dilly Ann Anstaett, Betty Ardinger, William Bachman, lohn Buckwalter, Nancy Burkhart, Alice Cary, Alice Cogley, Lunda Cummings, Elaine Diehm, Marian Ehler, Melvin Evans, Ann Feather, Charles Grove, Iacqueline Hamady, Nancy Herr, Mary Kienzle, Nancy Martin, Dorothy McCarney, Catherine Melsom, Richard Reese, Virginia Ressel, Kathryn Runk, Patsy Schlotzhauer, Mary lane Shotistall, Iohn Silknitter, Iames Smithgall, Ioan Wagner, Mary Ward. STUDENT COUNCIL ifrikik OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL President ..,,.,,........,,.,..... Donald Pollock Vicevpresident . . . ...... Richard Reese Secretary ..,., A A , Gladys Humphreys Treasurer A . .... Herbert Galebach Representatives Vidette ..,..........,.,....,... lames McCaskey Band and Orchestra . . . ..... loel Hartman Glee Club ...,....., . .. Iacqueline Bixler Vocationals . . .. lere Dickerman Hi-Y ...... , . , lay Simmons Senior Members Frank Bashore Dorothy Dawson Robert Helm Mary McPherson Kathleen Moffett Lois Oblender loyce Rhen Iunior Members lohn Buckwalter Richard Conlin Charles Grove Nancy Herr Walter Kohler Virginia Ressel loan Wagner Sophomore Members lere Daum lacqueline Geist Norman Geist Marion Nesslage Louise Rosser Ruth Snyder Fred Stoner Sk SOCIAL CCMMITTEE wfkvirifk Co-Chairmen ,. ,, MARY IOAN BAIR ROBERT KING Publicity Committee: Richard Eckman, Chairman, Ruth Bassler, loanne Dubbs, Mary Francis Sarkisian, Guest Committee: Shirley Merrill, Chairman, Ferne Royer, Audrey Stover, Nancy Taylor. Refreshment Committee: Mary McPherson, Chairman, Louise Herr, Fred Lueders, Doris Neudorff, Albert Seldomridge, lack Sheckard, Sara Smithgall, Shirley Weaver. Checkroom Committee: Lois Oblender, Chairman, Dolores Brubaker, Nancy Burkhart, Martha Lou Hershey, Irene Sloat, Lois Young. Music Committee: loel Hartman, Chairman, Dilly Ann Anstaett, Carolyn Dunn, loyce Rhen. Ticket Committee: Donald Pollock, Chairman, Lois Aierstock, Leona McMinn, Louise Rosser, Nancy Schwarz. Building Committee: Beryl Sherman, Chairman, David Birney, lere Dickerman, Robert Hill, George Murray, Richard Reese, Robert Sherman. Decoration Committee: Suzanne Gramm, Chairman, lohn Barton, Elaine Diehin, Patricia Hogg, Donald Krentz. SENIOR GLEE CLUB iii? ik Sir DOROTHY SCHOCK AUMENT, Directress Dorothy Dawson - Accompunists - Iocmne Weiler Patricia Anderson, Peggy Arms, Eleanor Auman, Mary loan Bair, Virginia Baisden, lohn Barton, William Barton, Doris Brenner, Howard Bushong, Lillian Butson Vaughn Ditzler, Evelyn Edwin Ewell, Marianne Clarence Benner, George Betz, lacqueline Bixler, Brenner, Richard Brodis, Alan Bruckart, Patricia Anne Dawson, Dorothy Dawson, lane Dianastasis, Doersom, Iohn Doll, Eloyd Doner, Venice Dontis, Eague, Dorothy Erancos, Gerald Ereidly, lay Eriexa, Patricia Breen Buckiufs, Doris George Dirian, Verna Emmert, Nancy Gable, Grace Gamble, Myra Graham, loan Graybill, Nancy Hambleton, Margaret Hartman, lohn Herr, Luther Horning, Gladys Humphreys, Arlene lackson, Henry Keneagy, Arthur Kimmel, lay Kline, Anson Loose, Iames Lucas, Robert Mayer, Dorothy McCarney, Catherine Melfaom, Ruth Miller, Kathleen Moffett, loyce Morrison, DeVera Myers, Nancy Norbury, George Oswald, Dolores Plrommer, Allred Pinkerton, Shirley Rathlcey, Doris Reitzel, lacqueline Reynolds, Arlene Rice, loseph Richer, Audrey Rittenhouse, Kathryn Runk, Betty Ruol, lanet Rutter, Mary Erances Sarkisian, Richard Schwartz, Mary lane Seachrist, Albert Seldomridge, lack Shaub, Iohn Shepps, lohn Silknetter, lohn Slcramusky, Betty lane Smith, Rosemary Strauss, Nancy Taylor, Ioyce Totten, Robert Ulmer, Yvonne Ulmer, Elaine Urban, lane Vattor, Mariorie Vatter, Betty Vinson, lohn Voulopos, Callie Wagner, loan Wagner, Mary Ann Ward loanne Weller, lack Wettig, lda White, William Wiebush, David Wiley, Donald VVll:?Ol1, Ioanne Wissler, Paul Wissler, lune Wohr, Wallace Woods. Y csc- I UN IOR GLEE CLUB iiriirik DOROTHY SCHOCK AUMENT, Directress Icrcqueline Bixler, Student Directress Betty Ruof, Accompcmist Doris Armold, Barbara Baldwin, Beatrice Bard, lane Becker, Mary Beitzel, Shirley Benedict, Josephine Bixler, Doris Boardman, Louvanne Boxleitner, Beryl Brennan, Shirley Brubaker, Lois Carbaugh, Betty lane Carl, loan Comfort, Clare Cooper, Geraldine Cox, loyce Dickinson, Nancy Dougherty, Shirley Evans, Betty Einefrock, Betty Fisher, Christine Frey, loan Gable, Patricia Gehinan, Nancy Geiter, Mary Elizabeth Gilbert, Marianne Grube, loan Hainbleton, Alice Haus, lrene Haverstick, lane Hawk, Virginia Hess, Betsy Ann Holdridge, Fay Horst, Mildred lones, loyce Krone, Gloria Labovich, Doris Landry, Charlotte Lawrence, Doris Letley, Patricia Lichty, Dorothea Miller, Doris Moore, Margaret Moore, Shirley Ann Mosernan, Anna Mae Oettel, Nancy Reed, Betty lane Reese, Helen Reese, Miriam Reidenbaugh, Alice Bomendener, Louise Bosser, Erla Schmid, loanne Seitz, Margaret Seldoinridge, Nancy Seldoinridge, Marion Shopf, Helen Smith, Buth Snyder, Sylvia Snyder, Susan Steele, Emma Stelty, Doris Stettler, Anna lane Swope, Ieanne Truxal, Bernice Vinson, Helen Weimer, Ann Wolf, Anabel Yunginger, Marilyn Zwally. CONCERT ORCHESTRA LEIGH E. WITTELL. Director Seniors: Lois Aierstock, Ruth Bassler, Doris Bushong, Carolyn Dunn, Norman Falk, Phyllis Gardner, Reaves Goehring, Doris Harnden, Ioel Hartman, Kenneth Kunlcle, Ianet Kurtz, Helen Luckey, Ioyce Rhen, Harry Sensenig, Barbara Shelley. Iuniors: Betty Ardinger, Donald Biemesclerler, William Burrows, Barbara Duckworth, Edward Edgerley, Iacaueline Foster, Betty Greenawalt, Iohn Herr, Shirley Machemer, Marie Nelson, Margery Rivera, Ralph Runk, Mary Frances Sarkisian, Betty Smith, Warren Swager, lack Trout, Duane White, Frank Widder, Ioanne Wissler. Sophomores: Nancy Biemesderter, Gerald Doerr, Marshall Donley, Ann Fisher, Patricia Gehman, Richard Gockley, Charlotte Griffiths, George Hall, Ioan Hambleton, Betsy Holdridge, Robert Morgan, Lucy Rizzo, Fred Stoner, Peggy Verdier, Ann Wolt, Ronald Zecher. BAND LEIGH E. WITTELL. Director IOEL HARTMAN. Student Leader NORMAN FALK, Drum Major Seniors: Lois Aierstock, Lois Ann Bair, Iohn Barton, lack Clare, lean Diem, Richard Dussinger, Norman Falk, Phyllis Gardner, Reaves Goehring, Lloyd Hambright, loel Hartman, Robert Helm, Anne Hurst, lean Iones, Richard Keller, Kenneth Kunkle, Gerald Myers, loyce Rhen, Audrey Rittenhouse, Albert Seldomridge, Harry Sensenig, Robert Siegler, lack Sherts, lacob Truxal, Esther Weidler. Iuniors: Iames Bell, William Burrows, Harry DeVerter, Thomas Diehl, Donald Dochterman, Eugene Feninger, loseph Gochenauer, Ralph Hoover, Shirley Machemer, Victor Matroni, Vincent Matroni, Mary Lou Metzger, Marie Nelson, Gladys Parmer, Iohn Peck, Ralph Runk, Lloyd Scheid, lack Trout, Kenneth Urban, Peggy Vinson, Carl Warlel, Duane White, Frank Widder, Melvin Willders, Sophomores: Clarence Benner, lames Biava, Allan Bischoff, Gladys Bolbach, Alan Bruckart, Lois Carbaugh, lacqueline Emich, Ann Fisher, Iacques Geisenberger, Richard Goclcley, Benjamin Gorman, Dale Grolf, Victor Grotl, George Hall, Eugene Horning, Wayne Keller, Donald Krill, Kenneth Martin, Robert Morgan, Quentin Reitzel, Robert Rineer, Lucy Rizzo, Kenneth Small, Harvey Stewart, Fred Stoner, Donald Tappany, Barbara Wenger, lack Wettig, Lyn Willvverth, Ronald Zecher, Donald Zobler. W b W ,m,A .v:5, , ,gf 3VN,5?,wrv.. Z mg, gf K ,i gif I A N ' 'M ' . A .S 'ff l '??'fi5 jgiilQ5g? 5? I , 3 Tffzif fie:35'k k?M 5:75 ii? . as , Q if , ,A,,- X W , gg, im 9, . wsgwf 5 2 -an L. A 5 qlhx QWL ,Q M M wg? 3 Q 5 f N Q UMM f:.:- QSSW55 :-- as ..1- ---- VXA 'WY A s,, mf If -L 'jf 53521 Q- .. ,- ,,,.. Mk .f 359 ig: E x x SQ . . A V .,,.,, , M A Y, 4 1 wiv ' ,M ,, 4 ai 2 1 754 X ws-4, V, ,.., 5 -AL .,,...A V '4 L ,:, My ,y'i'z4X':1 A fa 3 fwVG:.l'l'1'b5:?iwQf5? 4 ' f 3 2, 52:5 'fwigghl' 4 A f J ., 355532221 f w' Hffjf, A 2 'L ' 5:5 E ' 1 'j f ,ff as :Ely 433514 V 3 wif- 2511 V 4 -' QA f , S? , i 3 Af, - ., 9 5. if I., , ' 5 3 , -1 Mm 'i x i. if 2 E 5 R 2 Qi. Y iii , ,sr Q 5555.- .A X' ff 2 . ' QR Nag .,, ar ws.. .Mwwwwk .N vmwmssummwmw HI-Y CLUBS ROOSEVELT HI-Y President . ,..,., . Donald Pollock Vice-President .. .. . , lay Simmons Secretary , ,. . . ,. , lohn Shepps Treasurer , . . Alberi Seldornridge Chaplain . . . . Iohn Kline LINCOLN HI-Y President . , .... .. Richard Reese Vice-President . Richard Conlin Secretary . , , . Theodore Benner Treasurer , . . , , Iohn Hambright Chaplain . . . . Gilberi Lyons BUCHANAN HI-Y President . ...... ,4.. R ichard King Vice-President . . . .. lack Bliss Secretary ,, . , , Donald Seiple Treasurer . . . , Donald Coble Chaplain . . ,, . lack Layendeclcer 9 President Vrcefpresrdent Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer , President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vrce-President Secretary Treasurer , President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SENIORS MODERNETTE N A LA QUEEN Tlrelra Cable Lillian Butson ancy Maywhort Doris Brenner Mary Martin Esther Mcclune Ruth Scherd Helen Hecrmovich GE YI Dorothy Dawson Lois Davis losephrne Weaver lanet Kurt: KEEN TEENERS Mary Bowers Patsy Hedriclcs Florence Marklev Nancy Bell Y TRI Mary McPherson Patricia Buckius Lois Aierstock loyce Rhen IUNIORS PING PANG Ruth Grloerson loan Davis Verna lane ljmment Doris Hicks K. D. Nancy Herr Leona Darnell Patrica Brcknell Alice Cogley TUK-A-PACHE Yvonne Ulmer Mary Ward Betty Ardrnger Grace Price ATOMIC DEBS Patricia Fox Mary lane Iasper Patricia Sreber Hallie Hohrback SOPHOIVIORES IUNIOR MISS Rosemary Groll Nancy Biemesderier Mary Ann Book Christine Frantz MOFAHUT SAUCY SUSIES Doro Q. T. Huth Snyder loyce Dickinson Doris Hinerdeer Shirley Hill Mary Beitzel Ruth Trullender thy Hectrnovich Susan Miller lanet Hill Helen Atney Mary Elizabeth Roach DEBBIE DEBS Nancy George Pat Gehman Peggy Verdler Charlotte Sloat Katherine Watt Y-TEEN CLUBS 'A' as Y ff: rf - ,, . M, , . 1 L sy ! r t 't I S is 5 3 XS rw v r if Hmm 7-ootfaff ik ii? ik 1946 VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponents We They Columbia . . . 32 U Lebanon ,,.... l9 l3 William Penn . . . 34 l3 Steelton ,.... 7 24 Reading .,...., 46 l4 lohn Harris ,....,..... 27 7 Lancaster Catholic 36 U York .....,.,... 27 7 228 78 VARSITY First row: Murray Winer, Robert Hilt, William Snyder, Bernard Levine, David Wiley, Luther Horning, lames McCaskey, Frank Bashore, lohn Hartman, Co-captain, Herbert Galebach, Co-captain, Robert King. Second row: Elmer Yoder, Manager, Frank Millhouse, George Myers, Samuel Marshall, lames Smithgall, Richard Sourweine, Mervin Kreider, Arthur lohnson, Edwin Heidig, Dwight Kauffman, Samuel Aston, loseph McGeever, Trainer. Third row: S. W. Sponaugle, Coach, Iohn Arnold, lack Gunzenhauser, lohn Hohenadel, Wendell Means, Boyd Griffiths, Robert Hannum, William Anderson, Bernard Ebersole, Gerald Wagner, Russell Schelling, B. L. Sponaugle, Assistant Coach. IUNIOR VARSITY First row: lohn Russell, Richard King, Robert Diehm, lohn Shaeiier, Peter Del..aurentis, Richard Clarke, Lloyd Lines, loseph McCleary, Iames Herrold, Donald McGraw, Iohn Wetzel. Second row: Anson Loose, Manager, laines Argires, Robert Fitzkee, Richard lones, Earl Grissinger, loseph Smith, Iohn Stover, lames Brunner, Iohn Flick, Iere Daum, Kenneth Harklerode, Wayne Witmer, Reno Lear, Manager. Third row: Wallace Wood, Manager, lere Glick, lacob Shaub, Robert Ruth, William Frank, William Storm, Dale Grotf, Ronald Aument, Charles Pfrornmer, Albert Andrews, Richard Hamilton, Iames Cunningham, C. D, Hartman, Coach. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct, Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 1946 VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponent Dover .... Manchester Dover ..,. Manchester North York North York Redding . Redding , McCaskey 2 l l 0 4 l 3 1 00022 First row: Fred Lueders, lomes DeGidcomo, Richord Keene, lay Simmons, Richard Echternoch, lere Nixdort, Donald Krentz. Second row: Donald White, Williorm Moyer, George Seifried, lro Grotf, Robert Dorricm, lcxmes Merniriger, Richard Keller, Richord Reese, Charles Grove, George Glick, Henry Kenedgy. ufbnm My First row: Ivan High, lack Gunzenhauser, Robert Doman, Gilbert Lyons, David Wiley, lohn Dianastasis, Iohn Hambright, Rudolph Valentino, Charles Potts. Second row: Charles Clark, Paul Arata, Henry Frailey, Samuel Aston, Raymond Long, Edward Sarkisian. On the side: Richard Keene, Coach A. E. Herr. Dec. Dec lan. Ian. lan. lan, lan. lan. Ian. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1946-1947 VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponent Wilmington . Pottstown .. Hershey . . . York ..,, Wilmington . , West Reading Hazleton . . . Dupont , . . Hazleton .. Pottstown .. West Reading Norristown .. Hershey . , 18 20 West Chester 3 8 York ...,. McCaskey 51 55 38 47 33 47 52 4l 56 40 45 38 40 49 I 32 f xiii' QV fx, 10 lx au ity N t forum! X X 't xx x Xl its irwikwiir 1 X X X X Xl 1946-1947 VARSITY SCHEDULE U 7 , 'QM T5 'A E 3 V5-X 1' ,xi ' XX E , K Rt x xt li l lx' 'X' 4 llxx X X Opponents McCaskey Hershey Industrial . , . . . . Pottstown ......... . . Pottsville . . ,..... . . . Williamsport . . . . . . York,..,.. Reading ,.,.. . lohn Harris ..... .,., William Penn . . . . Lebanon .,... . . Williamsport . . . . . York ...,,..., . . . Reading ,..,,,, ,... Iohri Harris William Penn , . . , . . Steelton .......... . . . . 27 40 49 39 22 31 49 41 25 47 30 28 28 62 32 34 Steelton ..,..., ..., 3 1 45 22 46 38 39 26 37 33 30 33 37 20 42 29 47 Lancaster Catholic , 27 40 31 44 Lebanon ....,....,,..,,. . . District Playoffs March ll Muhlenberg Twp. 28 37 March 14 Chambersburg ., 48 40 First row: lay Simmons, Frank Bashore, lames DeGiacomo, Captain, Iohn Hartman, Robert Hilt, Second row: S. W, Sponaugle, Coach, Elmer Yoder, Manager, Edwin Heidig, lames Meminger, Charles Grove, Paul King, As- sistant Manager, gy Eighth!! ikikwik 1946-1947 VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponents McCuskey Hershey lndustrial . . , Pottstown . Pottsville , Williamsport York . . , . , , . Reading .... lohn Harris , . William Penn Steelton . .. . Lebanon .... Williamsport York ...,,... Reading .... lohn Harris . . William Penn Steelton .,,. Lancaster Catholic . . , Lebanon ..,. IUNIOR VARSITY First row: Gerald Wagner, Thomas Diehl, Wayne Keller, Boyd Griffiths, Wendall Means, lohn Wentzel, Frank Millhouse, Second row: Robert Sherman, Manager, Richard King, Robert Diehm, Earl Grissinger, Iohn Barr, Iohn Russell, Fred Stoner, lohn Karnm, B. L. Sponaugle, Coach. teitfbzg SCHEDULE First row: Harold Hinerdeer, Iere Doerr, Opponents McCuskey Haverford .. . . 26 26 Hanover . . 5 43 Mercersburg , . l6 29 Hershey . , . l2 25 West York . . . . 3 40 Manheim . . 21 24 Waynesboro . . O 47 Hanover ..,. . . . . 6 37 Stevens Trade . . 3 29 Hershey . . . l7 l7 West York . . . 8 38 Waynesboro , . . . . 8 30 Manheim , . . . . 14 26 Allentown ,. , . lO 36 William Snyder, Richard Clarke, Murray Winer, Mervin Hernperly, Harold Groft, Russel Schelling, Harry Worst. Second row: H, Grant Hurst, Coach, lack Wentzel, Assistant Manager, lay Miller, Robert Hess, Iames Smithgall, Ioseph Reese, Mervin Kreider, Paul Rutter, Paul Cunning- ham, lohn Biemesderfer, Donald Dochterrnan, Asst. Mgr. Ralph Hoover, Asst. Mgr. Kenneth Small, Gerald Witmer, Manager. Third row: Ronald Aument, Assistant Man- ager, David Harting, Harold Albright, Donald Krill, lohn Herr, Harvey Ravegum, Theodore Files, Edward Harper, George Myers, Iames lohnson, Charles Ptromrner, Harry Flick, Robert Ereuninger, Richard Henry, Harold Arrnent, Grover Snyder, Harold Gillespie. enn 13 First row: Melvin Evans, Meade Schaliner, TENNIS SCHEDULE FOR 1947 Grover Snyder, Ill, lack Buckwalter, Walter Kohler, Iarnes Frailey, Robert Frailey, Martin Yohn. Second row: Iacques Geisenberger, Richard Conlin, Iames May, lack Graybill, Alan Newcomer, Ronald Groff, Donald Hess, Gerald Slaugh, Paul Halbig, W. L. Atchley, Coach. Third row: Gilbert Lyons, Alfred Pinkerton, Fred Powers, Charles Grove, Iames Meminger, William Burrows, Wayne Keller, Robert Sherman. Opponent Place Pottstown . . , . . . Home Radnor .... . .. Away Pottstown ...,,.. . . . Away William Penn , . . .,.. Here State College . . . ,... Here Reading .,........... ..., H ere District III Tournament .. . Here Radnor ........,..... .,,. H ere William Penn . . , State College ....... State Tournament ,... Reading ..,,..i..... Upper Darby . .. Away Away State College Away ... Away April April April May May May May May May tack as asf is TRACK SCHEDULE FOR 1947 22 ....,,.......,............ Pottsville 25-26 ,,,, Penn Relays 29 . , . ........ York 2 .... 6 .... lU 13 17 24 . .. Iohn Harris Lebanon , . . Quadrangular Meet . . , Lebanon Relays District lll Meet ..,. State Meet 'rack First row: Robert Siegler, Douglas Reinhart, Iarnes Herrold, Iames Cunningham, Richard King, Fred Stoner, Thomas Aichle, lack Goeke, Ioseph McCleary, Iohn Shaeffer, William Schick, Carl Sachs. Second row: Gerald Wagner, Wendell Means, Iohn Stover, Frank Millhouse, Bernard Levine, George Betz, lohn Hartman, David Wiley, Frank Bashore, William Snyder, Allen Eckert, Herbert Galebach, lack Gunzenhauser, George Myers, Boyd Griffiths, Edward Sarkisian. Third row: Meredith lackson, Harold Cisney, Harry Worst, Donald Yelletts, Dwight Kauffman, Thomas Post, Elmer Smith, Edwin Hopton, Richard Sourweine, Iames Smithgall, Donald White, Richard Leonard, Iohn Russell, Murray Winer, Theodore Steinmetz, Donald Shortlidge, Iohn Herr, Fourth row: Richard Hamilton, Manager, B. L. Sponaugle, Assistant Coach, lack Flick, Robert Ferguson, Charles Fry, Gerald Friedly, Stanley Binkley, lohn Peck, Albert Andrews, Robert Hoover, Charles Leaman, Herman Swords, Donald Rebman, Robert Fitzkee, William Storm, S. W. Sponaugle, Coach. .. x T K gg Q 4 Za., ik., 'gs .. ,, ,..1 .. ,... Tw. ., . ...i-:,., if T 45 :5 ' if 3 . .tx L. 4. .f.. 2' 5-'N Qi My f Q Q: Y Q + 'g 'N Q A A N? 'W 4 1 . we 'EW f W T5 N63 55 W EL was ' WW, . , is , .. we .Q . Q f M H 223 Q . if .1 is if wt in gig ,g 3 3. W . Q-L Q Q pin - ..y A ,. Q 4 ag? I '56 L' 4 E ik T 7 , Q. f bg: Y ww , A .- mag 'WX ls PING PONG. ARCHERY, HOCKEY CHAMPIONS Louise Herr, Doris Hopi, Nancy Herr, Kathleen Weaver, Geraldine Styer, Elaine Diehm, Martha Swarr, Sara Smithgall, Helen Whitcomb, Leona Darnell, Virginia McGovern, Nancy Rogers, Barbara Eyde. iilrilrvir BASKETBALL CHAIVIPIONS First row: Uuniorsl Leona McMinn, Florence Dommel, Nelda Coble, Doris Hopi, Iacqueline Hamady, tSeniorsJ Erma Mooney, Gladys Humphreys, Geraldine Hurst, fSophomoresl Erla Schmid, Nancy Dougherty, Clare Cooper. Second row: Uuniorsl Betty Brown, Dorothy Dommel, Lorraine Martin, Peggy Vinson, fSeniorsl Betty Lou Brown, Dolores Brubaker, Ferne Royer, fSophomoresl Barbara Shenk, Charlotte Sloat, Deborah Crudden, Nancy Biemesderfer. Missing when picture was taken: CSeniorsl Helen Hecimovich, Mary Martha Iohnson. 'ilrilrrir LEADERS CLUB First row: Ioanne Peters, Helen Toney, Evelyn Ettinger, Doris Nestel, Clare Cooper, Mildred Ganse, Yvon Grumbrecht, Shirley Reese, lane Myers. Second row: Rose Mary Groff, Mary Ann Book, Connie Diamantoni, Nelda Coble, Geraldine Styer, Doris Wagner, Dorothy Dommel, Virginia Ressel, Evelyn Peffer, Lorraine Martin, Nancy Herr, Iacqueline Geist. Third row: Betty Mable, Annabelle Anderson, Lois Weaver, Iohanne Schaeffer, Virginia McGovern, Leona McMir1n, Sara Smithgall, Leona Darnell, Ferne Royer, Ieanne Truxal, Helen Smith, Christine Frantz, Iosephine Weaver. Fourth row: Mary McPherson, Shirley Merrill, lane Stauifer, Shirley Hill, Rosanne Cooper, Ioan Ulrich, Iane Becker, Barbara Bare, Mary Ellen Musser, Dolores Brubaker, Mary Ellen Cunningham, Mary Martin, Geraldine Babner, Barbara Aierstock, Iacqueline Emich, Doris Neudorff, Helen Reynolds, Iane Tracy. -39- -glma luatet as as as 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 braver AS We lace 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 blackfour flag We'll fly O'er the best in sport and learning. Hail to thee, McCaskey High. i904 oo 'S ewelers Headquarters and Distributors of McCaskey High School Rings Trophies - Medals - School Iewelry Fifty North Queen Protect Your Health by Using Compliments of 'Blue Coal' RAY'S GROCERY Arnerica's Finest Anthracite R. A. WEICKSEL, Prop. W ,, PEOPLE'S COAL CO. Dial 3-2080 301 S. Queen St. Marshall and Lehigh Avenue Phone 8204 I.ECRON'E'S PHARMACY North Queen and Iames Streets Prescriptions Sick Room Supplies ir Toiletries Fountain Service --INSURANCE Candy Lancaster, Pa. Phone 3-2298 LIVING - LOVING - SHARING - ALWAYS A HELPING HAND REBMAN'S LANCASTERS FAVORITE HOLIDAY STORE West King and Water Streets Russell - Allan - Robert - Kenneth - Donald - Earl I ENGLE 6. 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INC. 56 North Queen Street PRESCRIPTIONS LUNCHEONETTE A FRIEND KRESGES M. S. HOWRY Cor. College ond Columbio Aves. 651 Manor Street 'lr 'A' . HI-GRADE MEATS ond GROCERIES School Supphes Gifts - Confections if Magazines LANCASTER, PA. A FRIEND EUGENE IACOBS On Penn Squore A FRIEND if MANHATTAN SHIRTS TIES SPORTSWEAR -94- Compliments of C. F. ESHLEMAN SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Phone 2-9657-West Orange and Marietta Avenue-Lancaster, Pa. HEAR ALL THE LATEST RECORDINGS IN OUR RECORD DEPT. Featuring all the famous make records i' Darmstcrettefs 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET LANCASTER, PA. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Home Owned Cash or Credit Iewelry For 34 Years i' Store C.54l'za4nf KRANICH BROS.. INC. I4-16 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PA. FUNERAL DIRECTQR 141 E. ORANGE ST. Telephone 8321 Simplex Paper Box Corp. ir LANCASTER, PA. LITITZ, PA. HINKLE'S FOOD STORE 730 Sixth Street Phone 2-9730 -95- Multigraphing Mirneographing QUALITY LETTER SERVICE. Inc. DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING 29 West Orange Street Lancaster, Pa. LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE ARROW SHOE STORE C92nd Yearl iv Secretarial and Accounting Courses for High School Graduates uKU0W1'1f0f QUUHIYH and College Students ir For Catalog, Address Registrar-48 North Queen Street 14 E- KIUQ Sl- LANCASTER, PA. Appel 61 Weber 40-42 North Queen Street 'R IEWELERS HA Fashion Insmutionn When You Think of Anything in -MUSIC- Think of KIRK IOHNSON 6 CO. 7 East King Street Lancaster, Pa. l6 West King Street Dial 5237 Diamonds Watches GEO. F. WILEY IEWELER l361f2 North Duke Street, Lancaster, Pa. lewelry Clocks -96-. I. F. Apple Company, Inc. MANUFACTURING IEWELERS 'V- Makers of our local high school jewelry Highest Quality Satisfaction Guaranteed 336 South West End Avenue Tl THE STORE WHERE FASHION 5 AND VALUE ao HAND IN HAND . . . YoU'LL FIND SMART APPAREL AT PoPULAR PRICES Gilmcms ll a a CA:-:-:-: -Where?-252 N. Queen St. -Lancaster's dominant voice -Always good listening -News, music, sports A SODA CANDY CLYDE H. COOPER PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST-154 NORTH QUEEN STREET Free Delivery Anywhere, Anytime CIGARETTES CIGARS Compliments ot MOLLOY COVERS af The S. K. Smith Co. CHICAGO, ILL. G. Raymond Conover, Representative n th' Y g 9 inc. 504 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. Invites you to see their collection of Dresses by N 0 o H 9 '27ai?T.... 1 the fashions you see so widely featured in Seventeen and other leading fashion magazines Phone 3-3208 Photography in All ot its branches 0 Candid 0 Banquet 0 Groups 0 Aerial 0 Color we five Jlaeciaf attention to yeaztfool plotoftalals TIEHQDMZELS STWJDDHEJD NATIONALLY FAMOUS The Village GOOD FOOD .Qy It WLYA ffoufeu from . . . BARR'S Since 1892 116 NORTH QUEEN STREET Phone 3-3300 Westenberger. Mctley and Myers 125-131 East King Street i' Largest and Best Furniture, Carpet, and Curtain House in Lancaster Compliments of the BEARD TOOL COMPANY Compliments ot Martin Bros. Excavating Contractors 322 EAST ROSS STREET LANCASTER, PA. Phone 5814 -100-- M. NORMAN BAIR IEWELER 154 East King Street Compliments of INTER-CLUB COUNCIL OF Y-TEENS Iames H. Ross 18 East King Street 'A' READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT STORE for Misses, Women and Girls af TO HIGHS SMART SET-We extend Sincere Greetings and a Cordial Invitation To Visit Our Shop 'A' FRESH NEW STYLES-Arriving daily-always of standard quality-with prices fair and moderate f We hope to be of service to you FRED RUOF SONS FRESH FLOWERS 601 South Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Phone 7253 Compliments of MINKOFF LEAF TOBACCO CO., INC. -101- SHENK BROTHERS 'A' SPORTING GOODS and TOYS 1 3U-32 West King Street LANCASTER, PA. 105 North Queen St. LANCASTER, PA. We ! 0ngmfulafe the Graduates The Lancaster Laundry Finer Dry Cleaning and Laundering 152 EAST K1NG STREET DIAL 8217 fvIlf0l'l'??Q fo the DlfSCl'1'll1I.Hllf7'7Zgj FRED F. GROFF. INC. FUNERAL SERVICE WEST ORANGE ST AT 234 LANCASTER PA COH1D1imeHTS COOPER 5: COMPANY Of 23 W. Chestnut St. Lancaster, Pa SAUL L. SOLOMON 6: SON if 146 North Prince Street Whglesgle LANCASTER, PA. CIGARS 4 TOBACCO g CANDY -102- COOK HEAT WATER REFRIGERATE With Atlantic States Gas Over 17,000 families are now enjoying Atlantic States Gas service in Town Farm, and Country Homes beyond the city gas mains. 'A' ATLANTIC STATES GAS COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA. INC. 208 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PENNA. Phone 2-4184 Compliments ot The Hubley Manufacturing Company LANCASTER, PA. -103- .T IIIIZIEYS bm FRIEND THOMAS A. DEEN IEWELER Dial 2-8615 Member F. T. D. A Watches - Diamonds - Silverware McCaskey Iewelry 0 'A' ki 216 N. DUKE ST. 168 North Queen Street Ulclml- '1- Next door to the Colonial Store Fronts Replaced Auto Glass Installed HOWELLS LANCASTER AUTO GLASS and PAINT CO. 114 South Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa., Phone 2-0726 Paints Mirrors I. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE Est. 1881 38 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. at Headquarters for RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC - RADIOS - PIANOS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Lancaster's Music Center PACKARD LANCASTER CO. 420-432 North Prince Street Phone 2-4171 O. A. CLARK COMPANY Compliments 'A' of Live Stock Commission Merchants ak George Ross Confectionery Cor. Ross and Lime Streets Union Stock Yards Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. -105- lT ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY AT KAYS! 32 mms 01-'S DIAMONDS 575 ffwff FINE WATCHFS NI- it Q IEWELRY A 1 .li11VJfg,?l A R. -I nga --,,,,AAW I --V BIRTHSTONE 36 NORTH CAMERAS RINGS QUEEN srj RADIOS Compliments Of LANCASTER PIPE MOUNT CO. Compliments Oi Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA 'k GOOcl FOOd IS GOOOl Health Compliments Of THE SLAYMAKER LOCK CO.. INC. LANCASTER, PA. -106- LANCASTER SALTED NUT CO. LANCASTER, PA. SALTED NUTS ee PERFECT FOR ALL OCCASIONS SINCE 1914 Franklin and Marshall College combines respect for tradition with a sense of responsibility lor the future, to provide tor its students a sound liberal education. Dr. Theodore A. Distler. President Lancaster. Pa. CASH FOR PAPER Let us help you raise money on your Drives, Collect Waste paper, newspa- pers, magazines, rags, iron, etc. Sell or bring it to us. S. DUNIE SONS IUNK DEALERS 200 Manheim Pike Dial 2-IIIS 340 North st Dial 2-1815 PENN DAIRIES' IHC- HUPPER'S I-louse of Good Taste CANDIES g LUNCI-IES -- ICE CREAM 22 East Orange Street Phone 9012 -107- THE INTELLIGENCER PRINTING COMPANY ir LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTING 'A' SCHOOL ANNUALS SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS BOOKS BUSINESS AND OFFICE STATIONERY LANCASTER NEWSPAPERS BUILDING Second Floor 8 W. King Street, Lancaster. Pa. -108- ..,..f- M, nw 1 4 -a 'Zn K nn' .Jeb 1' ifmg: ff, 1: A f -SAW f .- 1 A Q 1 Y. 5 . 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