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

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MAURICE E. STALLSMITH, ILS.. Gettysburg College, Chemistry. PAULINE A. STAUFFER, l5.S., A.M., Pennsylvania State College, Colum- bia l'niversity, Art. NAOMI B, TERRY, A.B.,A.M., Hood College, Columbia University, Eug- Iish. KATHRYN TROUP, A.B.,A.M.,XYest- minister College, Columbia Univer- sity, Latin. VIOLET B. WEBER, 13.8, in lid.. Millersville' State Teachers College, Commercial Subjects, liuglisli. JOHN P, WEISE, BS. ill Econ., Franklin and Marshall College, Coin! mercial Law, Elementary Accounting, English. JANET K. WIGNALL, B.S., XVest Chester State 'Teachers College, Phys- ical liilucation. RUPERT A. WILLIAMS, B.S., BI. in lid., XVest Chester State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College. Physical Education. DOROTHEA E. WOLFE, BS.. 13.5. in L.S., Library School, New York State College, Librarian. MILDRED V. WOLFE, B.S., lid. M., Temple University, Librarian. ROBERT C. WOLPERT, BS., Vid. M., Franklin and Marshall College, Temple University, lfuglish. JAMES E. ZWALLY, BLS., MS.. X'Vest Chester State Teachers Col- lege, University of Pennsylvania, In- strumental Music. Sixteen Rupert A. XYilli:uns plans zi tournzune ache-ilule for boys' intramural games play after school hours. MARY E, KODER, Clerk A. BLANCHE LANDIS, Clerk RUTH N. SLAUGH, Clerk JUNE STEHMAN, Clerk

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JAMES J. NEELY, ILS, in licl., M. in lull., Iemplc l iizverflty, lhyfical Indu- czlliml. JOHN S. OLLER, l'h.I!,, AAI., La- fayette Rfullcgc. liraxilxliii zmll Mar- shall lfullugw, Scicucc. RALPH H. PATTERSON, .X.I!., .'X.lXI., XX'e-atxnilisler Crvllyylu, l'4l'Qllllill!l :mil Marslxall Cnlln-gr, Ixl2ll.lllIlllllllCS, MRS. MARY S. PRICE, A.II,, A.M., I'11ive-rsity of llt'llllSj'lV?llll1l, Ilixlury. A. W, REX, Rucllewtel' Sclimvl ul Tech- imlr-gy, lXlcch:mical llrawiug. JOHN E. RODEBACK, lS,S., Blumnf- hurg State 'I'o:z1Cl1e1's College, Cmn- 1m-Vcizll Sulijccts. LILLIAN M. ROVVE, .X.ll,, AAI., Gellyslmrg Vrxllugc, L'1vlu111l1i:1 Vui- vsrsity, Mallielllzllica. ANNE D. SCHAEFFER, A,Il., A.M., IX'il5on College, Susrguelmnnn l'11ivc1'f sity, Ilistory. DOROTHY E. SCHOCK, B.S. in Mu- sic, New Ynrlc I.'11ivci'5ity, Yuczxl Music. CLARENCE P. SHULL, HS. in licl., A.lNl., Uuivrrsity of llcuuaylvaiiiu, Frzmklin and Marblmll College, Math- enmtics. Fifteen L'lzu'enCu l'. Shull explains the use of the lnlzmcc :-heet tu -lllllllll Styer, lult, aml l.uclln Thais. Rlmimu XY. Slnyer clixcusses one of the lIl'lllJ' r-cwmmnic 1rl'lll1lt'l'llS with niembers of his ucmlfniiic gecmgrapllic class. HAROLD E. SINCLAIR, l3.S. in lffl., luflirmn State ,llC2lCllCl'S Cnllege, 'Vypev writing, Sllortliancl, llooklieupiilpf. MONROE W. SLOYER, 1'h.lS., All. LHfayette College. Sucial Sturlics. MARILYN G. SMITH, B.S., Pennsyl- vania State College, Health :mul Phya- ical Education. BOYD L. SPONAUGLE, BS.. Leb- zmmi Valley College, Science,

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Marlene Brill, Iicrnice Hartinzln, Susan iflllilll, Dor- othy Simmons Cstanclingij, and Barbara liushong and ,loan Ulmer fscatedj use senior leadership at the information tzihlc for thc PSPA convention. Mrs. George C. Crucldcn, -lr., cllzlirnlzm, and Mrs. Samuel H. Rogers, rcgcnt, present prizes to thc winners in thc D.A.R. essay contest, Citizenship in il iDCIUOCf2lCj',H to Hcvcrly Iirilhzikcr, Dorothy Siniinons, Nina Ruth Laird, iirst, second, and third rcspcctivelyg and Barbara Iiushong, honorable nicn- tion. Seventeen