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

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After teaching biology and chemistry in Lancaster city schools for almost thirty-six years, Jacob L. Hillegas re- tired on January 29, 1965, in order to devote more time to his flower shop. Over a period of thirteen years, Mr. Hillegas has given valuable instruc- tion to twenty-six student teachers and thousands of students. Above: Henry A. Hoover, who suggested the symbolic performance, ob- serves as Jacob L. Hillegas presents a simulated torch to his successor Anthony Homer. McCc1skey Teouchers Devote Time To Relaxation Left-Men's Faculty Basketball Team-Front Row: Cordon A. Kraft, William J. Papavasilion, Charles K. Roth, Frank Ferrari. Second Row: David J. Myers, William Haney, John C. Long, Anthony Homer, Lower Left: Robert E. Gensemer receives an eighth period slip from James Snyder for being tardy to Miss S. Diane Gibble's German class, where he ob- serves lessons in preparation for a trip to Germany. Lower Right: Miss Charlotte M. Spinella assists fea- ture performer Suzanne Yeager with twirling tech- niques. , xx y fi 18

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