Jonestown High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Jonestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

MHTOOH an X1 J Tdr Gcowlldl 119415 tl N THE ANNLAJL PUBJL IQATION mf THE SIENIICOR CLASS of Jonestown Hugh Sclhlfofoll Jo estown P lfif 1 'olunue Q Ti T ' J W ' Y O D n , bil. A, All X 1 IWW BUX EWHMP mamn D5 2 ra. 1 1 'Taz' YMUQH X IW f? I xx: X , ' u 1 X - E . Foreword THE PII-TH ANNLAL publlcatron of the Maroon and Gold IS berng publrshed w1th the usual mechanrcal worr1es of these troubled t1mes Thrs IS our publrcatlon It IS launched somethrng l1ke the Shlp of State rn that lt carrres our hopes our Joys, our arms and our sorrows To a certam extent It 15 a war cas ualty Yes wrth paper shortage film short age, gasolme ratromnv, and scarclty of labor were obstacles whrch had to be overcome May thrs book be a worthy example of true Splflt and untrrrng efforts of the fac ulty, students and staff For the out gorng class let rt be a means of preservrnv pleasant memorres of the1r assocxatrons here For the on comma classes may rt be a memorandum of faces that are lost from among the student body but that recall memorres of thelr m my pleastnt experrences We h we trred to rev1ew the act1v1t1es and portx IX 19 farthfully as possrble .he en joyable vears We spent at Ionestown Hrgh We end wrth the hope th tt thrs book wlll ever be a lurk betvs een the days gone by and the davs to follovs 'I HF STAFF A At , . 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K 5 FIUNINIETRHTIUN Sefond row, left to right: Theodore Loser, Ray Bueshore, Ira Boeshorc. First row: Rev. G. R. Dt-isher, Raymond Wood, Iohn Fortna. oaurdl O lE ueautioin President . . . . ..... IOHN FORTNA Vice President . . RAY BOESHORE Secretary . . . G. R. DEISHER Treasurer . . . . IRA BOESHORE Member . . RAYMOND A. WOOD Member , . THEODORE C. LosER OUR SCHOOL BOARD is composed of leaders elected by their Own fellow towns- folk. This means the co-operation from the school board brings with it the co-Operation of the whole community. We are grateful for the splendid help they have given us, and the whole-hearted confidence which they have vested in us. This has gone a long way towards making our school days the success which we feel they have been. We feel that the school board has always had our best interests at heart, and we wish to take this Opportunity to express our deepest appreciation. Second row, left Io right: Lottie I. Snavely, William E. Sherriff, Thomas C. Reinhard, David W .ilnier Elizabeth Marshall. First row: Kathryn Etchberger, Isabelle Reetly, Minnie VVerner, Marie Gissert Doro thy Moyer, Grace Smith, Grace Earnest. lFaeiu1llit THOMAS C. REINHARD MRS. WILLIAM ETCHBERGER Supervising Principal Lebanon Valley College, B.S. in Music Education The Pennsylvania State College, B,S. Vocational Agriculture LOTTIE I. SNAVELY Lebanon Valley College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. English and Latin ELIZABETH G. MARSHALL Mount Holyoke College, A.B. Library and English WILLIAM E. SHERRIFF Lebanon Valley College, A.B. History DOROTHY E. MOYER Lebanon Valley College, B.S. Mathematicsx C ' 1Aff'f.b '!A1,tzfw. GRACE F. SMITH East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, B.S. Science Music and English ISABELLE E. REEDY Mansfield State Teachers' College, B.S. Home Economics DAVID S. WALMER Millersville State Teachers' College Social Stuclies MRS. GLENN WERNER Millersville State Teachers' College Grades 5-6 GRACE E. EARNEST Millersville State Teachers' College Grades 3-4 MRS. ROY GASSERT Millersville State Teachers' College Grades 1-2 To the Graduates of 11945 Thrs above all To thine own self be true And rt must follow, as the nrght the day Thou canst not then be false to anv man No rrztrrz worms were ey er spoken Shakespeare s exhortatron should be studred and pond cred by each and every one of you who are about to embark upon the pathvy ays of lrfe What rs rmplred rn the words, TO THINE OWN SELF BF TRUE 7 I lrke to thrnk of thrs quotatron embodyrng several fundamental prrncrples whrch are essentral rn lrvrng a full and rrch lrfe No doubt there are other qualrtres whrch could be rn eluded rn rdeal manhood and vxomanhood, rn good crtrzenshro vet, these qualrtres, or prrncrples, whrch I have selected are fundamental and general enough to rnclude eyery thrng Above them all, I place honor Now, what rs honor9 Our own heart, and not other people s oprnron, form our true honor That berng correct, then we must keep our hearts true to what rs rrght, and just If you feel you are not dorng the manly or womanly thrng then nearly always you are tramplrng on your honor to do rt Bad thoughts are worse ene mres than lrons and trgers, for we can keep out of the way of wrld beasts Bad thoughts creep rn everywhere Your heart rs lrke a cup When rt IS full rt wrll hold no more Keep your hearts full of good thoughts rn order th at bad thoughts may Hnd no room to enter Exeryone must see and feel that bad thoughts rrpen rnto bad actrons Thoughts, ey en more than oy ert acts reveal character Therefore, the secret of honor lres orrgrnally rn the way one thrnks because thought Ends IIS way rnto actron It often requrres courage to uphold honor, so courage rs the next prrncrple whrch I have chosen Agarn we have to go back to our conscrence to gurde us Conscrence rs the root of all true courage Courage consrsts, not rn blrndly overlookrng danger, but rn seerng and conquerrng rt There are two krnds namely, moral and physrcal The moral krnd desprses all oprnron, and the physrcal krnd desprses all danger whrch would cause parn or rnyury to the body It rs not always wrse to desprse all oprnron, but, rather to consrder rt, explarn your reason for the course you take rf you see the oprnron wrll drffer from you, then rf you are rrght go ahead desprte adverse oprnron and crrtrcrsm The same rs true of physrcal parn If the act yustrfres the deed, rf there rs an unselfrsh servrce of rmportance rn yolved rf rt rs your duty to perform an act, and your corrscrence tells you rt should be done desprte the danger, then you are brave rf you go ahead and you are cowardly rf you de c rne Wrth these two prrncrples, honor and courage, one needs other qualrtres to round out character rf rt rs to be brought to the hrghest pornt of success One needs educatron and the abrlrtv to thrnk To be able to thrnk requrres practrce The more one studres, the more he thrnks and rs able to thrnk, and lrkewrse the more he enyoys rt Wrthout an educafron, one cannot be able to yudge so vsell what rs rrght and what rs wrong As an rndryrdual s educatron rncreases, so does hrs abrlrty to enjoy the rrghts of good crtrzenshrp Possrbly educatron should be combrned vt rth servrce Wrth servrce, one pays back to so crety, rn some degree, the debt he owes for hrs educatron, hrs courage, and hrs honor One cor trrbutes through one s efforts rn group ac tron, hrs part rn rmprovrng socrety I-Ic helps hrrng others, not so grfted as hrmself, to tray el along the same pathway of honor as hrm self Wrth the qualrtres of honor, courage, and character attarned, he ovyes to hrmself 1 no brlrty of sprrrt that can be found only rn unselfrsh seryrce to others, seryrce to hrs commu nrty hrs state rnd hrs natron a seryrce vyhrclr has as rts only reward the satrsfactron of r deed vsell performed for the good of mankrnd Thrs done then And rt must follovy as the nrght the day, thou canst not then be frlse to any man Srncerely ffl O D U . ' . J - - aa s . . .I '-'- - r . 1 , D . A y .. . . H ,, r - . 4 t ' ' , . .' , . . . . Y . t - , .. . ' r 1 r f , . v - ' . , . , . 1 D . ' ' ' . ,L . at v v - r v , 1 . 1 . r . r - , . 4 , . , L L. v f - .Y . J' . . V. V . . Y . . I , ..r ,r . -. , t ' 4: ' ' 1 . . , s .. .. , 7 sv t . v - ' 1 1-'17 Mr Rcmharrl faduserj fn 1 ron Dorothx lung., LXr'cnc Ludwxg, Clldxs Dans Laura Wmner -Kuna Dxtzler Maryorlc Allnson Maroon and ollcll Sta THIS GROUP, selected by the members of the class for the yob of makmg the yearbook, has endeavoured to leave th1S ev1dence of our appreclatxon of our Alma Mater Because thxs subject was new to us 1n rnost parts, we had to change our plans frequently ThlS book, whxch gradually grew as we wrote and re wrote, represents hours of work, 1nsp1rat1on, and unnnportant plans that grew 1nto blg, 1mportant ones Now, we are proud to present to you our final product, the Maroon and Gold J. ' U Q Kr J 44 ' P if JA Q ,A , N he ' , .V ' Y Nj' E. Srcafzd row, left In rigfzli Miss Marshall Cudviserj. Ralph Phillmppy, VVt'slvy Krciscr, VVillium Shar-tlcrf . 4 f ' . ' 'r 1' v,.t W, 31 ' ,. 1 P 7737? 5 If XX xX ilk Q V f K if wwf , X X f ' 4 , if nm if !I1f !b X mam X ' 'A V K X 1 I 7 , ,- Covered ,Brad 6 ,Q 'W' 2- ' 9 EENIURE emor Class History Pxrrexoxr xx as xerx 111xt1ous llltl in 1 l1urrx to take the boat trip lt xxould be 1 xerx long one 1nd, for most of us, .1 struggle We knexx that xxe xx ould en counter m1nx storms it xx ould not ilwaxs be smooth sailing When xxe pulled 1nchor at the onestoxxn port, the passengers all retired to the stateroom Since our partx numbered 51, vxe vxere dixrded into txxo groups, the first Group re porting to deck one with Captain Walmer and the other to deck two VV1Ill Co c1pta1n P1rsons We had a little diflficultx rn Getting 1cqua1nted vxith the officers and more experienced passengers but an easier time learning the ways of l1x1ng our new life Before xxe knew it, we vxere s11lmg into our second year and, although a fexx of our mates were left ashore bec1use of sea srckness, a few others had Joined the party Our guides for this tour were Mr Horst 1nd Mr RC1I'll'llI'Ll Sniee xxe wanted to be together, we moved to deck five Our new quarters colors, cherrx red and white, and later we proudly exhrbited our felt vxear as vxe strolled the deck Saihng, s uling mto our thrrd year and we re still on deck fixe Although 1 fevx more of our party left us, we embarked once again with 35 members and a new captain Mr Birth Because of the uncertaln conditrons, we were xerv fortun1te in being able to choose our r1110s and pins Following the cus tom of o11r preceding passengers, we sponsored a soup sale, which was a suc cess VN e also exhibited our phxsical fitness by placing first in the many ath letic contests held on the play deck When xfxe set sail on our last excursion, we found that our country had c1lled sex eral of our mates to her serx ice, leavinv us with a party of 26 Manv of our group xx ere happv that our yourney was cotninv to an end but we nevertheless, entered upon our duties and responsibilities with a new zest This xxe better demonstrated bv serxnig a turkev dinner and putting on a play We tackled our year book xxrth much enthusiasm Ex en though most of us xxere happv that we were homeward bound, we realized that the four years spent on shrp board xxere our happrest ones The time had novx come when we had to apply for our passports to a bigger adx enture on the liner L1fe, leaxmfr behind us those guides xxho had so gracrouslx steered us through the storms of learning 'S Q O ' , . . V . , . , s v , ' . ' , , . ' , . 2 I, . 2 ' v Z K 'v k 5 ' D. v . proved to be much more interesting since it was here that we picked our . s v ' s ' ' , 1 1 z . D . . .- g , , L . . I . y . Q . I s ' s y I ' V. . H . I I Y , 1 I 5 1 ' a v yi ' v V . y 1 ' . 7 . V . H . ., 4 I. . 1 . y C if fl -or Y avi VW . ' ' 'Q F f MARJORIE ALLISON MARGIE Th1S deb from the res1dent1al places As yet we haven t dec1ded whether she has anythmg to do vuth Iune Allyson or the All1son East S1de Bank Ask her about the poem she composed about the Senlor boys Class Secretary 2 3 WHS 4 Tr1 H1Y 2 Secretary 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Scxence 4 Dramancs 2 3 4 Semor Plax Office Assnstant 4 Softball 2 aroon and Gold Fdntor UN. sl JOHN ANSPACH JOHNNIE Mxlkman keep those bottles qulet SUIIS Iohnme to a T Well anyway, 1ts a good excuse for not gorng home Fndav and Saturday mghts Everyone wonders how hc keeps hrs blond ha1r clean when he 1S always st1ck1ng 1n or under a car FFA 1 2 3 4 AssnstantF1re Ch1ef3 16 FREDERICK ARNOLD FRIT7 Husky and blond, and by the wav manent wave? Qulet 1n class but when g1ven a chance outs1de, he could practlcally talk your ear off H15 healthlness IS due to the Bun ker H111 atmosphere H1 Y 1 3 4 Scnence Club 4 5 A cc yu U V' ' ll Y, ' ' r li 9, ' .N I section of Ono certainly gets FFIKZ, Where dld you get that per-- , , . . a S6 ' 7 ' , 1 s V. . Q , . V o . ' . Ly l l LV lf Q K ,J f ' i if 3, s x flf l +A COLLEEN BOLAND ANNA DITZLER COLEY SNUBBY Coley IS a typncal Ir1sh Colleen proved her excellence on the soft ball team Very happy when dancmg, skatmg, or swrmmxng, but not so happy when studying for a test-or shall we say, lust stu ying? Tn H1Y 1 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 FHA 2 3 4 Softballz 3 4 GLADYS DAVIS BUBBLES Bubbles IS usuallv around when theres an argument brewrng and usually expresses her opmron Kes peclallv rn POD class We re certam that shell make a future leader of Amerlca because she 19 capable of persuadmg others Class Secretary 4 Chorus 2 3 4 FHA 3 Vue Presndcnt 4 Scnence 4 Dramatncs 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Maroon and Gold Staff 17 H1 Ganvl , and that usually an the boys go up to Green Polnt to put out the mountam fires, but we belreve we know the real flame they go to see Iust who rs thrs Pop that Snubby talks so much about? Semor Play May Queen Court 3 Maroon and Gold Softball 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Dramatncs Club 3 4 Chorus 4 FHA Secretary 4 Scrence 4 'F C . 3 ll ,Y ff 77 SC YY ' ' ' Li ' 77 . , D. ' An all around good sport, she has nounces Snubby. They tell us - LK 7, ' . J ' . , ' I Q l . . it 17 SS Y? d ' . . . . '-'-,,,' ' ',':' : , , 9 , , - s , , : ' 5 . ' ' : ' : . ,, , Q A D , , 9 9 ' 2 ELTON ELLIOTT PAPPY Pappy IS one of the qu1etest boys 111 the Semor Class, but h1s pres ence 1S made known by h1s cheery smlle, or com1cal express1ons He the PCS A12 3 4 Sc1ence4 N FREDERICK FISHER I-REDDIE Presentmg our lack of all trades and master of none ThlS IS o ly humor1st who has many IH terests out of school Frecld1e surely gets around 1n that two toned Plymouth, and theres no doubt about wondermg whos w1th h1m He s always makmg he l1eve w1th teddy bears' Baseball 3 I-l1Y 2 3 Dramatncs 4 SCI ence Presndent 4 Chorus 3 4 Sen1or Pay ROBERT HOFFMAN BOB Better late than never Thats Bobs motto for hes noted for comlnv to school when the bell I'1I1gS or hfteen m1nutes later Not to be outdone by others, he usually has to add h1s humor to that of the rest He certamly can go through that BOOglC WO0g1C motnon at the p1ano when some one plays the record but we llke hrs smgmg better FFA1 2 HIYI 2 3 4 Sc1ence b 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Semor Play Dramams 3 -' rg! it V M EN Ki 17 if U9 14 I as - - 3 Y as I wx 13 F K cl, va l V ' ' ' EG 5 ,Y Y . , 1 . U . D A . . . . n . I . - . 3. . ur 15 one of the varlous members of C . . r s a if ' 91 I I an ' ' as F.F. . , , , 3 5 .H.S.4. , . 7 , C - . . , . Q, , . . . . . , : '- , , . 9 ' Clu ' s - , 1 9 - , A Q. 3 , 5 . I ,I , , , , , 2 4. 18 Q RUSSELL HOUSER Russia A soda lerk at Herb s, and bv the looks of h1s rncreasmg werght we ll say he certarnly IS a good advertrsemenr He Gets along fan' ly well 1n school w1th 0 amounl eballr 2 3 4 FFA I 2 Soccer 2 Suence 4 Dramatlcs 4 Semor Play DOROTHY KING DOTTIE Short and bashful, that s Dottle but she comes rlght up to your shoulder and makes you wonder what shes thlnkmg She usually manages to pull those As that are so scarce 1n record boolxs She hopes to become a nurse, and vs wish her all luck Sclence 4 Semor Play F H A 3 4 Chor 2 3 4 Class Secrttary 1 NHS Max Queen Court 2 3 Maroon and Gold 19 ALICE KREISER ALLIE All1e comes from up Harpers xx ay, but that doesnt worry her Shes usually found at Ebenezer anyway Lately shes collectlng temptmg recrpes, and we won :ap pI'0I'I1lSll'lg Dramatrcs 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 FHA N7 . 1 lf if 7, KC 7, EC ' 39 ' Y lk ' VY Y I Ki 77 . . . . I , , . , . . . A ' 9 KC ' 9' I I A I Y ' , ' . . ' ' , G - . . , of work, , . . V der why. . , Things certainly look if Y YY . l ' . Bas ,,,3.,.,g 1, . My 5C'5 All '-,,: ,,s... fe A 3, 4- A : ' 'Q - - . , 9 - US , , ' 4' A . , . WESLEY KREISER WEASEL The Qu1z lxrd of the class, hut he certamly takes h1s share of lucl dmv Any tlme you want your be sure 1ts rlght lust ask VVea sel That doesnt mean you are goxng to get any help on t though' Well be loolxmg for h1S name rn Whos Who Dramauts 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Stncntc Club Vntt Prtsxdent 4 N H S 3 President 4 Semor Play Maroon and Gold BETTY LIGHT BARTY Bettvs dry, slrclstlc humor hls made her .1 favorxte wrth her class mates Goes w1th the gang 1n any undertalung xx hether 1tS wearrn-I .1 Vellow sweater or bagvlng sthool to see the dent1st VVe ve all come to the concluslon that Herb would run out of buslness rf Blrty wouldnt buy her lunch there FHA 3 4 20 THEODORE LOSER TE Tall dark, and qu1et descrrbes Ted A good Presldent, but has mroved hxmself 1 better Treas rn helght but also 111 sports W9 FFA I 2 Vxce Prtsultnt 3 4 Basebxll 2 3 4 Soccer r 2 3 Scrente 4 C Prcsxdent I Treasurer 3 4 Fnre Pollce 3 4 Senlor Play K, ' rf rg Q As 11 cc Dm sr ' Y' ss , I 7 ' ' 3 1 , 1 . KK ,Y ' C, I - , L lx . it I . L - . J . El1gl1Sl1 done IH a hurry and strll l . . urer. He not only r1ses above us ' 9 ' - V xc n ' ' ' 1 39 5 . , V. V . . - - D . . 1 , - , 1 ' , Z 'L Y ,' ' ' C' I,,,: ,,z4t:lass ' - f z , s K, ' KL 7 V! D . V, s ' 5 A q U I , -' 5 ' 'Q - ' ARLENE LUDXV IG RALPH PHILLIPPY PEE WEE I'LlP Short and blond, but dont let that tool you Pee Wee can hmdlt herself on .1 df1nce floor w1th the hottest mus1t Best WM to Hml her lb to look it home list of rll does 1t, but If seems she IS verx elplhle of vs mpplng the Senlor hovs tround her l1ttle Fmger T H1 Y 1 .1 L1b C b 2 iottlull 1 4 F IDFJITIJULS 3 .1 M.1roon .md Gold GRACE MOYER RED X t.1ll redhead, Clll be found 111 1 torner xx 1th the rest ol us 1nd she unt he outdone 111 SPIIIIIIIIU w1th luettw so much Probahlv be uuse ot the ur pool tlub I H15 2I Th1s RIIFICUNC voung ltd h 13 hecn verv letlxe 1n cl lssroom 1nd UUIS1dC 1ct1w1t es If 1nd when xou nelr somethmv rlttllnf don n tht s reet vou ll lxnoxx It s F 1 s Xwelvh for h1m 5, Prtsultnl 4 l7r1m1t1ts XILL lrtsultnt 3 Presulent 4 Chorus 3 Class Prtslclent 5 4 Class Treasurer 2 Ass1st .mt Fm Chuf g F1rL Chrtf 4 Semor Plax 1 W 3 5 , f' 1 7' 14 vw sc 1 vv N N . . I . .. A 'A ' ' - ' 1 ' ' ' ' z.. L ' . ' - . ' 1 ' V 1 .. 1 f B ' I , . L . ' . , . - I 1 ' f ' 1' q . . . .l 2 . , 5 L 1 D . C, 1 .Y . Q v K I 4 L . K X -Q . E . 5 . , 0 kt I ' 1 v ' V - wk 4. -. VVC doin understand how She yarns. VVhy does Red truvel julopy. From now on it's Anchors . ' 1 , 3 , 4 . . If . 1 I J A U n 'Q 1 ' . ' ' L K ' - L ' I Hi-Y 1, 2. ', ' 1 1 1 , uri- .1 , 2, 3. , x 3 h. Z 1 z 1 ri- '- , 2, 5, 1 ' rary lu ,5,.1: V E . l .K . - - '- ,2,5, : H..-1.2: ' , A ll 7 'O HERBERT REINBOLD cHUssY If you ever need a helpmg hand yust call on Chussy, for he IS 1 firm bellever of A frrend 1n need IS a frlend rndeed but you can make that vrce versa when II comes to an Enfflxsh or Chem1stry homework paper He spends most of hrs study perrods 1n the L1brarx for obvrous reasons WILLIAM SCHAEF F ER BILL Tall dark, and yes, he has a xx ly w1th xnrls What Brll says usu ally goes, whether rn class meet he has been domg out at the Lhurch Home lately Socctr I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Baseball I F I 2 Semor Plax C s Vnce President 3 4 Dramatxts Suenu: 4 Maroon and Cold 27 GRACE SHERMAN CRKCIE Grxue IS short, and comes 1 lonxf xx ly from Ono We xxonder xvhv she and Snubbv spend so muth time together lately She rs undoubtedly one of the best dressed glrls rn school 'I rx H1 Y lhaplam 2 Ireasurtr 3 F H A 'ln lsurer 4 Library Flub 5 4 Office Assxstant 2 Softball I 2 3 4 Science Club 4 l Q j O Lg Q, if U9 7 ff 77 ' Ac ve ' I I, 7 , , U t . , , , V f ' 1 9 ' K , . . . . ,, Q J 4 . . , ' ' ' ms - sv ' - . ' O I 1 x ' C ings or outside. Ask 'KBill what ' I . . . 'Z U I . Y I 2, 5 3 2, 3, 42 .F.A. , 3 ' ,la.s ' 3 ' , 1 2, 3, 4: 'Y V I ' ' I . ROSE ANN SITZAI ROSIE TC s pet, but dont let that fool you Take her wrth the vang and she ll keep everyone laughlng Tr Hnd her, go to the office first, then call her mysterlous Iohnny Candy Sales Commrttee I Fl-I A 2 Chor 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 WHS 3 4 School Treasurer 3 4 MARY LOUISE TICE TICEX It you re not rn the mood for hs tenlng steer clear of Tlcex -Xrmy llfe IS rwht up her alley sc dont br1n0 up the subject om mg us rn our Iunror vear, she hx won a place rn all of our hearts Tn Hra Chorus 3 4 FHA 3 Prtsrdtnt 4 Ofhtt Assistant 4 Lxbrlrx Club 4 Selemc Club 4 Dramatxts 3 4 Senlor Pax 23 ERMA WENTLING IIMNIIE X tall brunette xx 1th 1 Ylggle thlt I'l1llxCS exervone want to hear the srme storv Erma md her sldt luck Colev can usually be found lbgllllg or Slpplllg on 1 mlllx shake at Herbs We wonder Whx Erma goes ree slxatlng at the Tn H1 Y 1 3 Presrdent 4 FHA 3 4 Offxtc Assnstantr Softball 1 2 3 S mme Club 4 May Queen Court 2 . ,X , ,, J CK 97 CL 11 s 1 - - . . r ' ' 1 5 g .t ,Y . 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JXX . -1' x J . , , XX -'ff Q! x l X-, LAURA WITMER MARIE WOLFE TAFFY TOOTS 'I 1ll blond and slender, Taffy huls from up Harpers wav For Llurl, there lre two East Hln mer busses Of the two, she pre not netrlx so crowded and saves tune D Shes determlned to be a nurse but wlth Iohnme poppmg the qutstxon, we hive our doubts mc x 911 Commxttct 1 Chorus 2 3 Dramxtlts 3 4 1- H -X 4 Sexence Club 4 Scnror Plu Maroon and Gold Mmes sweet dlsposxtxon has Hman her mmy sales at Hlalxs Mxrtln 19 the subyect of her end less Cll9LlJSSl0I1, md no wonder' eatxng hamburgsn Maybe Martm could IIISXXCI' that , 'L A-XS fl 19 if 73 1 I , ' Y x 1 Y . t K., . .. 1 ' . fers the blue DeSota because it's VVhy is she always at Sprecker's - : : H 1 ' - . , , ' 2 If.Ii.A. 2, 3, 4. C4 lj .Q vs i V ' 3 , a 41 24 Class Wal WE THE CLASS OI- 45, supposedly bemg 1I'l full pOSSCSSlOI1 of our vuts and senses, hawmg the attnbutc of sound 1nd sane yudgments of younv men and w omcn, do hereby execute 1nd dcclar fhlS our last Wrll and Testament To o Nlr Relnhard X larper office to hold the l1ttle xtllarns ot H S Xllss 'wlarshall X chautteur to get her to school on t1me Mr VV1lmer -X stronger Repubhctn Party Nhss Reedy Home hCOflOIHlCS cllsses that dont gripe Mr Shernif -X Semor class ot angels 'whss Snaxely X more coopcratne Last tor play rchelrsals Mtss Smlth X hcax 1er tetchmy, schedule 'whss Moyer A larger xanety ot partles Nlrs Etchbergjer LX chorus ot absolute accuracy C rrce Moyer Dotty lung, s reserxed manner Stanley Strauss Wesley lxruscrs stholastlc ablhty Izrnestme Kohr lee Wee Ludw1gs 11tter bupyng Betty Cyettle Ahce Ixre1ser s good manners R1chard Moyer Bob Hoffmtn s Slnatra NOILC Bob Woltred Pappys unassummb manner Mllton WCISS Ted Losers athlet1c ab1l1ty Fred Krelser Freddy Flsher s 1nd1Fference Dorothy Llbllt Betty L1ght s superst1t1ons john Hartman B111 Schaerfers trequent tr1ps to the C,hurch Home Mabel Yocum Csolleen s sober lace Paullne M1nn1ch Grace Shermans yewelry C lor1a C,orrado Anna D1tLler s many ll'1CllClS Bonme Funkhouser hrma Vyentlmb s brown up ways Francxs Dltzler Cfrace Moyers QSr red ha1r C race Meyer Marte VVolfe s feather cut C eorse Rhen Ralph Ph1ll1ppy s manlmess Paul Gerhart Herb Rembold s 1nab1l1ty to stay w1th1n the speed l1m1t Lorrame Wood Mary LOUISCS GI boy fr1ends Betty F1sher Marlorle All1son s wanety of admlrers C,arol Darhng C ladys Dans uncontrolltble temper Drck Strauss Fred Arnold s permanent wawe Harold Schaeffer Iohn Anspachs 1b1l1ty to apple polrsh Prof the Freshman Class The slncere hope that vour class w1ll remam mtact the Sophomore C,lass Emlly Posts book on ETIQUETTE the Iurnor Class Success 1n all of your class projects Dutch A vsell cush1oned chalr Last, but not least, we bequeath the ent1re student body our most excellent scholast1c ab1l1ty P P P 9 PERIOD We the d1gn1Hed Senlors, appomt the Iunlors as the executors of our last Wlll and testament 23 0 I H W, x , . . 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English teacher pera s ar ohn Anspach Hershey Sleeping 1 o we have i Englis .U L ' d i' ' S1 'her fred Arnold To tease VVe don't know! Who said so. I' Ui l- taker lachelor Colleen Boland Milk shakes Giggling don't lik . N Snake ch: 1 f lladys Davis f lii A i g H .W Secretary lolitician Anna i xl Lhlf ' VV ii 1'll ' I o ai Tad- I I l lli g Reading i Like un. To ie Insurance a ' Fred Fisher 'o wall Necking All ri Yhtf' Heartbreaker 1 I' -a pal- an lo vert Hoffman Dolls H I You donit sayll' 'ilot 2nd Sinatra I 'el H S i Le'me sleenf' . 1 1 '- :ii t 'i .il Day Cl t i Did'ya, honest? Cadet mlrse Nurse maid Alic' 'reiser Cooking . . F P . P You ain't jivinf' Artist M1 i-I Wesley Kreiser Chemistry Studying Keep quiet. Lh is D: u . I y letty .igit aakls Eating 'Tloshang you! Iai I -.'. ' Missionary Ted Loser Tschaikowski Reading love stories Yeah. ,ecturer in I I Arlene Ludwig Hayrides D i Wh ld we ask, l' Aviatrix Model Grace Moyer ,laying hookey Telling stories You can say hat again. W.A.V.E. I I1' - lalph Phillippy The Arkl' Flirtin H .U Electrician Navy E i I I - I - i I i l '1 - ding Y 1' - f' Ano her Tarzan Head iunter ill Schaeffer Church Home Night lie Aw nuts. 'reacher Peanut or Grace Sherman Dates ce skating Nuts to Youll' To get a man C ld Maid I i . i ' Ffice Wri ing c ecks No kidding? Con 2 ' r a oc or Marie Wol e I i C oing o ' 'Z kidding? Boss Housewiie Laura VVitmer Di Stayil g up late Go away. Nurse 0l1nnie's wi 'e Erma W' li .- 'ill . i Oh, you.', Wai A W.A.C. 2 nl-I IH Day drea C Xnm ng LIII Class Prophecy May 20 19,5 Dear Sally Three months IS a long t1me xsnt xt So Im a bad correspondent and xt wrll take me a manuscript to catch up I know you re wonderlng why the Ionestown postmark Well youd be sur prrsedl Stnce Igot my new Speedball plane I m certalnly gettlng places And to th1nk I know the rnventor of ll Wesley Krelserl I managed to land on Flshers d1me slzed airport Hes workmg on a blgger plot but the expense of h1s recent marrnage to Dottv lung held thlngs up Remember Dottyp She cooked me a hne meal but after that I had to go up to Houser s Hut for three m1lkshakes Even though ll was 1n the mlddle of the afternoon ln xx alks Prof Hoffman who lnstltuted the new 1dea of lettnng teachers off at 2 oo oclock for a snack I put a nxckel ln the luke box and heard Bxll Schaeffer sung Dont Lock Me Out Hrs wxfe the former Gladys Davls IS campalgnxng for Roosevelt s umpteenth term I had a long talk wxth Russle and he told me that Pee Wee left a few days ago for her Texas ranch where she IS to spend the summer He told me that lf I had enough t1me I should v1s1t the new onestown GaLette news ollice smce the man ager IS Ted Loser r We talked on and on unt1l I reallzed that Id better leave soon lf I wanted to get to the news oihce before II closed As Ted was showmg me around I plcked up the latest paper On the comlc strlp was a new sectxon The Tattlers by Anna Dntzler I turned to the enter talnment page and saw two famlllar faces The hrst Colleen Boland rs theatrxcally known as Dolly Demure Then I saw a plcture of Margxe Alllson scheduled to sxng at the Met Quite a vo1ce she developed slnce she had the leadlng role 1n our play Crazy House On the next page I took a look at the personal ltems and saw that Mr and Mrs Iohn Anspach took a months vacatlon at Pappy Elllotts ranch ln Oklahoma You must remember Mrs Anspach as Ltura W1tmerP In the same column I notxced that Allce Krelser came back from Washlngton where she was doing some ll1fCI'l0l' decoratxng ID the Whtte House On the advertlsrng page I saw that La Petxte Shoppe was having a dress sale The proprletors are Mane Wolfe and Betty Llght Ever SIUCC they worked at Haaks Store they ve had an eye to buslness They re dolng very well now As I walked out the front CXII I saw Policeman Frxtz Arnold and went ove to talk to h1m He was soon called to duty and who dld he have to plnch but Herb Rembold He dldnt gxve h1m a tlcket though when he found out the reason was Grace Moyer She IS a debutante now and had yust arrlved ln town I was told to stop ID at the General Hospltal to see Erma Wentllng who had lust broken her shoulder blade playlng a fast game of softball She IS rapidly cuperatmg under the care of Dr Rose Ann S1t7a1 and Nurse Mary Loulse T1ce As I was about to leave ln rushed Grace Sherman She xx IS IH a brg hurry to tell Erma that thelr team had yust won the All Amerlcan Softball Champlonshlp Gracle also mentloned the fact that Rllph Phrlllppy had rust opened an electrlcal appliance store and has recelved a lot of customers already Collx Ixe got to run' ld no ldet I hld rtmblecl on so long NVr1te soon and brlng me up to date on vourself It has been a long long t1me Hlstlly RLFUS 27 3 . . , , . : , , . . 9 f y Y ' 1 V Q , ' . . 1 , . . . . , - 1 . , . . 1 . , r. . . 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Kiln S.-4 if UNUERELHSENEN .llumor CC ass Thzrd row left to nght Paul Neldlg George Kneasel Clifford Ixrexser Elmer Xlnller Paul Cerhart Duck Moyer Russell Fake Gene Wolferd Bob buuxlluxrd Lerald XX olfe Enrl Edwnrds Dxck l xhres John Schaeffer Richard Stohler Second rou Nllss Snnely llrlvlserh N mmm Vlltmer Nlerle Lrxwford Helena Shuey Jean row Margaret bhuey Arlene Spangler Nhbel lxlme Yxvlxn Conner Betty Fisher Dorothy lrght Bonnie Funkhouser Paulme Mmnlch Pfeszdent PALL GERHART Vzce Prcszdent ROBERT SOULLIARD Secretary BETTY FISHER T1 eaxurer PAUL NEIDIG IN THE fall of 1942, a new freshman class came troupmg mto Ionestown hrgh School Bewlldered at first, ll was not long before we gamed confidence and felt at home That year flew by, and before we knew lt, we were Sophomores As the Sophomore class, we partlclpated whole heartedly 1n all school act1v1t1es We chose our class colors, and really began to feel that we could work as a group and accompllsh thmgs The hrghllght of thls, our jumor year, was the choosmg of our class rmgs And then the almost unbearable wutmg But finally they came, and by the ex clted VOICCS, we re sure the whole school must have been aware of the great event Some of the other act1v1t1es of thls year have been a hay r1de and a Halloween party We also sponsored a roller skatmg party whlch was a great success Our soup sale was another bxg event on our calendar As we pause to look back on our three successful years, we pause to extend our smcerest thanks to Mass Snavely, our advlser, for her very helpful guldance We wlsh to the class of 45 the best of luck ln all the years to come 30 sf I I f It L S' L 1 . I . 1 : ' . . y N I ' Q V ,' , .Q Y A, . J ' I ' . 'h , , , ', Q 1 I, 1 . V I ,W 1 . x 1: 5, 1 , . 'f A . I ' ' 2 ' f , A I . 4 1 , ', 1 Deaven, Joyce Deaven, Arlene Vl'almer, Dorothy Shruey, Qlorin Corrado, Esther Shuey, Lorraine Xyood. First I - ,, , ' , - - . 1 , ' ' , ' A , , . O - ' v . l V ' c . W C n ' . . , Y . . . . . , . , . Iaurtlx ru If t to rwlxt Warret Demer lt nt Kcrbtrtch Il trolrl Nchaefter ohn Hmmm Ctrl Ntetmlmg Rlchtrd Fortnt Ntmlex Qtrxu Ylzxrd rt Ulllmm lwmkhtu er Claude Ixlemfelter Ernet Rhotcle Etrl XX ml-clehleck Xlxrl Ixrel er -Xlxw Iut7 Beth lxrel er llettx 1 ettle Betts Rodkew Crane hllnger Rachel llernhel el N1 :ne Zlmmermm Nl trjorte llttzlcr Ll xre Xlll tn NN tx ne lm pach Chester Btrtolet Strut d Ilcrmtn lwrtnt Nl xrxon 'Nornholtl I3 rt lxret er lrtce Xloxer Delore Ftsntcht Nltrgaret VS ent ln Munn lxnthlten Xlrlfe Dom Nlmmch Il tztl Wt-nur Nlmltlrtd NX erner Russell Rhode I'xr.r1' rou leorge Rhcn Ilenrx Ntone Rlchard Shock Raman 1 lxuhn liextrlce lxnex el Exelxn Dltzler 'Sits Reedy fadvlserl Xlt Snuth isdn erl Nlwrtle Tobin hxeltn long, Cxrolxn Loser Ralph Forma Phillip Krumbme ohn Iltnder oplhtomonre Class Preszdent NlARIORIE DITZLER , Vzce Pferzdent RALPH Foxrtwt Secretary BEATRICE IXNEASEL Tzeasmer A Q LARE ALLISON IN SEPTEMBER, 1944, we returned to Ionestovsn Hlgh fifty Eve strong Thxs was exactly twenty more students than had been expected Some of us had to be pracncally suspended from sky hooks to make room for the rest who spread out ID Room s 5 and 6 Thus, we found ourselves IH two new homerooms, as well as greeted by two new homeroom teachers, MISS Smlth and Mlss Reedy Class meetmgs were held, and amld much nolse and confusxon, we elected Marlone to lead our class for the year Class colors were next on the Agenda, and we selected navy and whlte as our standard We also managed to orgamze a hayrlde IH October, whxch was lots of fun, IH Sp1tC of the rarnv weather Parttes such as roller skatmg, 1ce skanng and hollday celebratrons were planned and no1s1ly attended bx the class School club events were backed roof? by our group All ln all 1t has been a blg tear for the class of 47 X, .Tw L . 1 X A .,, I 8 1 s 'NX 61 M , 1 XX A xxx .f . 'X 'xx ti-, f 'K : 2 ' , .wt - Q- -' . 1 .' V .J 1 1 , 1 ,' ' , ' 1 1. .' 1 -' 1, 1 ss. ' ' nu. '. ' ' l s . 1 ' ' , s 1 s, 1 - 's,.1' 1..1 ' .'1 1'st. '1- . 51 , 3 1 . 1 wuz' ' 1 'V 1. .1 ' .v . tu 'Q ' 'Q . P: . ,' , S 1. 1 , .1 ' l' g, lflvrx liixlver. Marion Nliller, Ernestine Kohr, Carol Darling. Sully tlerhart. Mary Deiner, Ruth Miller, Xlnhel '- , ' 'I' .f .' ' . 1' ' '1 ' zs, ' .. ':s ' ' 'I , . 'ss ,' ' 1 s . 1 Q '1s. I' . 1. 1 Y' 5 . .. ' ' I ' , J I ' ' If jf f e ' f lj! ' h ............ . A :, ks V I . v . 'I' ' ' ' . .......... 1 . f . 1 . V , I ' . . , . . 1 . . V . . ' . V , ' s I L n 1 4 I I I ' 31 I Prnt ro: left to nah! Rich nrd Kxutlmin Eleanor llmcx Xlihel berh1rt Qtelli Smith XIISQ Nloyer Nh VS xlmer Cadxlsersb Dorothx Ilolfmm Nlyrtle Hollenhich Lrlce 'Heier Ruth Xnn VK olfe David Davis Yccond rox Aldus Bmndt Rxlph Spotts Frederick lxreiser 'klfred Fortnw irice Seaman -Xlbert Rembold Allen Houser Arthur Miller Hovmrd VN entlmg Frederick Boltz George Portni Richard Strauss Lloyd Edwvds Marian Bmner I xulme Ixohr Phyllis Sirius: Hazel Conner Mary Snyder Fern Hock Alberta Krelser Dorothy Ludwig, Ruth Qwinger T lYorcly Dorothy Xnspach Fourth rou Rlchard 'Nlease Helen Klemfelter Joyce Shuey J'me Qt l Irene Wolfe Ruth Brendle Ethel Moyer Ruth Kreiser Freshmen Class Preszdenl FRANCIS DITZLER Vzce Pfeszdent ALFRED FORTNA Secretary IANE STOHLER Tzeasurcz FREDERICK BOLTZ IN THE fall of 1944 a group of fifty one interested and enthusiastic boys and girls entered the Ionestown I-hgh School, very bewildered indeed But, after a few days, we entered 1nto the da1ly routine quite successfully Most of the memh rs of the class partlclpated 1n extra curricular act1v1t1es such as Chorus, FFA H1 Y Tri H1 Y, and the Library Club We also at tended extra out of school activities such as hay r1des, and roller and ICC skatlng parties The Freshman class IS looking forward to a very bright and successful h1gh school career and we are all gomg to work hard, for and with, our Alma Mater 32 --w Y W F v 3 , :', I 1 3 ' 1 1 1 , 1 21 5:1 ' 1 ,, zf ' 7, -A .-A 1 ' . , 1' Q1 , r ' 4 14' , 1 : - , Y' , r . ' .. , rf: . 1 ', 1 . ,,' A ' ,f 1. -1: , ,r , . , , '1 1. 1 -1 Reigel, Lillian Ditzler, Milton Vileiss, Francis Ditaler, Harold Hostetter. Third raw: Robert VVolfercl, Harold .1 , ' - , '1 , ' .f . 1 , 1 , 1 , , . , , V fl , 1 , 1 V , f ' . - . , V Y 1 4 v- y v v Y v 4 1 4 1 , - D . . . - K, u 0 f, ' , ' ' Seventh and Eighith ,Grades A1.THotic:H THESE children may be found noisy at times, they co-operated in putting across a very fine Christmas operetta. This same fine spirit of co-operation puts them far ahead in the purchase of war bonds and stamps, as well as the Christmas Seal drive. Next year, many of them will he ready to enter high school, and in another year, the rest will be having the same experience. We're wishing them the best of luck, 'and hoping that Mrs. Etchberger, their home room adviser, will always be proud of them. Fifth and Sixth Grades HERE ARE the little boys and girls who are halfway up the ladder of education in the Ionestown school. They took an active part in the operetta, Susanna's Christmas Auction. We feel that since they show such fine school spirit and talent, the community can look forward to good entertainment in the future. Grades Three and Four THESE HAPPY little ones help to make this a more cheerful world for all of us. We like to see them enjoying themsglves at noon, as well as preparing to be future Iuniors and Seniors of Ionestown Hih School, by learning all they can from their teacher, Miss Earnest. To you, we wish a peaceful World, and many happy school years. Grades One and Two THESE TINY tots have strayed into Mrs. Gassert's care, ready to begin the long trail of education which lies before them. They have already displayed their skill and talent in the Christmas operetta. The best of luck to them. 1453:-K., 1' 54 ,fi What Would Happen Tl? Mary LOUISE T1ce couldnt th1r1k of anythrng to say Merle Crawford lost her comb Gladys Dav1s argued for Dewey Tl1e SCIHOIS would stay avyake IH Tfnghsh class Elya Blxlcr vyould brnw her head dow11 to earth M1lfOlI WCISS d1dnt love l11IT1SLlf Dlck Stohlcr would stop tc1s1ng thc f1rls The Semors l1ad 1 chance to tlkc 1 trrp Tl1e Sol1d Geometrv class were QLIICI Betty L1ght would Oo w1thout lunch The SCIHOFS had an orderly class meetrn Mrss Reedy lost her pleasant smxle Bob I-Tolfm tn Uot to school on t1me Dorothy Anspach d1dnt Sly Hello to ey eryone Wesley Krelser Uot an F P 1ul NC1tl1 1cted hkc 1 lngh school boy Grace Moyer QSoph would keep qu1et The Semors were ll1SII'11SSCCl first Lorra1ne Wood Cl1QlI1t get Soprano solos An11a D1tzler accepted Wesley Kre1ser s proposal D1ck Gahres would stop argu1ng to get h1gher marks We had a chance to Overhaul the school system The clubs would always have meet1ngs on schedule We couldnt go to Dutch w1th our troubles T e Sophomorcs had any 1'CSpOI191b1l1ty T e Iunlor glrls d1dn t have a Home Ec per1od 111 whlch to vrrpe T e Senror boys had any compet1t1on vuth the 01rls T e Sen1ors would have ey er had only one homeroom teacl1er Grace Sherman couldn t get her chewmg gum Maragaret Shuey would eat three sundaes a day Bonnle Funkhouser would stand st1ll for just a m1nute Bob Hoffman would ever tell the truth The Freshmen would actually know what s abt 1d of them We wouldn t have had th1s chance to get th1s off our chests Shakespeare would st1ll be l1VlHg The IH S cowboys had plenty of gas to LlI'1VC to Lebanon every week We had school everyday MISS Moyer wasn t present at a party Mrs Etchberger would lose her VOICC The entrre scnlor class came to school at one t1me P O D cl ISSLS would be rntcre Img Albcrtt Krclscr vsould curl her l1'l1I' BL177LI'S between classes vsould rmg on tlme onestovyn Hrgh School had an apprec1at1ye student body 36 o o 7 . Y - V, Y . H v V x 5.4 , ,W I . . D . K L , K , A , , . K I Q xl 1. l Q . ' 21. 'D . , A. , L . L . 2 .1 y B J KST x , . , O 7 T . C K V 1 T I U . B . 3, , I, Q , A 7 1 1 D , 1 ' X 1 V AL ,Q x Y . L , ,Q , , , D y , 1 . .U L X , A I . I D v. 7 Mr. Sherrrrf d1dnt lecture the Semors on early marrrages, 1 Y 1 , . . , 7 9 . . , y 7 7 Sl 73 7 . I , K 7 h ,. y , h . . . . . D , h f g , h ' 1 , , . 9 L l K . I lv, 7 7 1 , xr x .1 . , 7 5 . , 3 Q ' V 9 T L A - , . . . ' ' s y, . Z , , K , .1 l-11. 9,-.g,,,,, f QL lk? 47 WZ! f Old Vlill 1, W' Fourth row left to nght Vhllram Qelneffer Arthur Mrller Albert Rembold Frederlck Boltz Lloyd Rergel Robert Souxllxard Richard Forma Fr mens Drtzler john Bender Thwd rou Wesley Krelser Howard YVent Img Chester Bartlett Frederick Krerser Joann Tree Eleanore Glancey Dorothy Shuey Lnlllan Drtzler War Jone Dltzler Lorrame Wood Robert VK olfred Second row Mrs Etchherger fadvrserb Ralph Forma Nlarxe Merle Crawford Nhry Louxse Trce Dorothy Ixmg Cladys D1v1s Rmchard Gahres First rou Beatr1ce Kneasel jane Stohler Evelyn Long Exelwn Dntzler Cwrolyn Loser Nlyrtle Tobxas Ruth Mrller alle Gerhart XIHYJOTIC Allxson Arlene Ludwxg Laura Vlltmer Chorus THE CHORUS 1S an orgamzatron composed of students who possess pleas1ng Slllglllg vo1ces and have an ab1l1ty to slght read Each year at Chr1stmas txme, thrs group presents several numbers on the program whrch 15 held at school In add1t1on to th1s, they have led group smg 1ng at the Chr1stmas programs rn the town square Under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs Etchberger, they ma1nta1n the hlgh standard of entertamment that we have had 1n the past 3 -v ..- . . A 2 'V i K' 2 , . 4 5 W ' M ' . 1 A v . l 1 v . ' I ' . 1 . ' ' .Z ' x ' '5 . . r . ' I I: . - 1 v - 3 1 , 1 - V v y - I' , . . . . , 1 , A Zimmerman, Dolores Fasnacht, Dorothy Hoffman, Mary Snyder, Marion Miller, Anna Ditzler, Pauline Kohr, . , r . ' , ' n , 1 ' 1 , . lv: y A s 3 f 1 - 1 1 Q ' ' gf ' 77 . ' f 1-'I g First row, left io right: Ruth Brendle, Betty Fisher, Anna Ditzler, Rose Ann Sitzai, Ralph Philllppy Gladvs Davis, Marjorie Allison, Laura VVitmer, Dorothy Shuey, Bonnie Funkhouser, Dorothy Holfman Second raw Irene VVolfe, Myrtle Hollenlxach, Stella Smith, Eleanor Clancy, Arlene Ludwig, Mabel Gerhart Dorothy Ii ht Gloria Corrado, Merle Crawford, Mary Louise Tice, Lillian Ditzler, Phyllis Strauss, Miss inavely Cadviseri Third row: Cliiiord Kreiser. VVesley Kreiser, Francis Ditzler, Frederick Boltz, William Schaeffer Richard Gixhres, Russell Fake, Earl Edwards. O . sa - n as - as 1 - s - Dramatics CC ulb Preszdenz RALPH PHILLIPPY Vzce Pfeszdent WILLIAM SCHAEFFER Secretary GLADYs DAv1s Treasure: ANNA DITZLER Adwfer Mlss SNAVELY THE DRAMATICS CLUB opened this year with an excepnonally large group These new members proved the1r ability at our informal 1n1t1at1on where they entertained the club with their s1ng1ng, dancing, and unusual speeches Meetings are held the first and third Monday of the month During this period, we have short sk1ts, 1n1t1at1ons, and show our dramatic ab1l1ty in dif ferent ways The club presented two short plays That Christmas Play and Holiday Tempest for the schools Christmas program We re looking forward to many more assembly programs 1n which we may have a part 39 Y flnrd rou lrft io rmllt Hove 1rd Wcntlmg, Hermxn Forint Phllllp I rumlnne Dtvxd Davls Leone Cerberxcx ohn Xnspteh Richard lxtutfmnn Izltnn Pllmtl iemld Wolfe Ilovcl Rugle Nltlton Wuss g6'L01Id 101 Dick Strauss leorge Iortnt VN une Nnsptch Wrllrxm Ifunkhou er Hwrolrl Hostetter Arther Nllller Robert Holferd Theodore loser Russell Rhoules Rlchnrd Meme John Bender Flmer Nlnller Alzlus Brandt Htruld Eclvx nds fxrst rua H trold Bxtes Stmley Strxu-.s John H trtmm Gene Vlolferd Nlr Remhtrd fttlvlserj I tul Neldxg Dlck Moser Paul lerhtrt leorge Ixnewscl Future Farmers o mernca Preszdrnt PAUL NEIDXG Vzce Prerzdent GENE WOLFRED Secretary RICHARD MOYER Tfeasurer PAUL QERHART Reponcv IOHN HARTLIAN Watch Dog STANLEY STRAUSS Aduzser MR REINHARD THE FUTLRE FARMERS of Amenca IS a natlonal orgamzatlon of farm boys studymg vocatlonal agrlculture throughout the Umted States Thus year the FFA has planned numerous actxvltles wh1ch are essent1ally beneflclal to the War effort In creased productxon of crops and hvestock through proyect work IS the OTJICCIIVC of every F F A member The act1v1t1es 1n whlch the organ17at10n partlcxpated durmg the year mcluded the p1ck1ng of apples, the butldmg of the cannery on the school grounds the selhng of seeds, and the formatton of adult evenlng classes Two of the members of the local chapter rece1ved llvestock wh1ch was pre sented to them by the Sears Roebuck Foundanon These boys were selected by thelr adv1ser on the basls of ab1l1ty 1n the carrylng on of a Good project program Rlchard Moyer was the recnplent of a pure bred helfer calf and Paul Gerhart re celved 300 blood tested ch1cks The Lountv F F A was reorgamzed th1s vear and the local chapter was honored by havmg one of 1ts members Paul Gerhart-elected as the treasurer of thls or gamzatlon County meettngs are held monthly, each school playmg host to the rou 40 . f 3 '- ' ' l U A . - 5 '. 1 1, 1 , 1 1 ,, 1 , - , : . , .. r-u - - v . . 1 ., .I . . 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Q Tap row left to nght Delores Fasnacht Alva Lutz Bett Rodkey Nlargaret Vlentlmg Elva Bxxler Grace Sherman Dorothy Kmg Second row Nlarxe Znmmerman Nlarxe XX olfe Bettv Lnght Beatrxce Kneasel 'Vlar jorxe Dxtzler Dora Nlmmch Arlene VN almer Crane Nlover f5ophJ Fzrst rau Carolyn Loser Myrtle Tobias Swllxe Cerhnrt Anna Dntzler Nlxs Reedy lxdnserl Nlxry Lomse Tree Gladys Davis Laura Wxtmer Colleen Bohnd Erm1 Wentlmg Future Homemalkers o Amemea Vice Preszdent GLADYS DAVIS Secretary ANNA DITZLER Treasurer GRACE SHERMAN Adwscr Miss REEDY T1-us YEAR we start the club wlth a new advmser, M1ss Reedy, and many new members Our Hrst act1v1t1es were the electlon of OHICCFS and the planmng of a party Wlth the Trl H1 Y Th1S was the masked Hallowe en affalr wh1ch was so much enjoyed The old members xmnated the new members formally and mformally Not only d1d they enjoy 1t, but also the rest of the student body and faculty For Chrlstmas, we had a project of makmg stuffed tovs Th1S was exactly what we wanted because we cut patterns and sewed Meetmgs are held once a month, and durmg thxs t1me we all have a good t1me 41 - ,.,... . A , Q: o President ..... . ..... . MARY LOUISE TICE . . . . , . . Top rot lrff I0 right Xrthur Nliller Richard fihres Frederick BOII7 Howwrd VN cntllnp, John gch1etTer Leone Gerhcrick Riclnrrl Strut Stroud rms Chester B1tolet Cl mudc hlemfelter lwrl Wmklehlcck Clare Allison Henry Qtone ieurge Rhen Rich nrd Fortna feorge Fortrn lloyd Rcxgel john llenrlcr Alfred Fortna Vlillum Funkhouser Hlrold Fdwxrtl first rou Frederick Arnold lerxld Wolfe lrul Cerhxrt Ralph Phllllppy Mr Shcrritif Cxduserl Robert Souillnrd Ralph Fortn1 Harold SchxefTer ll Pfeszdent RALPH PHILLIPPY Vzcc Preszdent ........... PAUL GERHART Secretary ............ ROBERT SoLLL1AnD Treasurer ........... FREDERICK ARNOLD Chaplain ............. RALPH FORTNA Sergeant at Arms .......... GERALD WOLFE Adviser .............. MR. SHERRIFF THE HI-Y started its new year with twenty-eight members and with Mr. Sherrifl as their new adviser. They are one of the most active clubs in the school. It sponsors the Honor Roll which was erected by the club of IQ42-43 and it also participates in the state-wide Bible studies course. The club also has many other activities throuvhout the school year. It holds parties and sponsors other activities to make money for the upkeep of the Honor Roll. 42 llblraury Club +9--:nM Thzrd row left to Hgh! Chester B'xrtlett R1ch1rd Qchock Fr'mc1s Dltzler Robert Soulllmrd John Bender John Lon James Donm r S d D th lx Cl C d WI l C f d VI Ludwxg Bonnie Funkhouser Rose Ann Suzan Ruth Nllller U15 Hur hall faduserl Anna Dltzler Niabel Klme Gladys Divls Preszdent ANNA DITZLER Treasurer MARIORIE DITZLER Adzfzser M1ss MARSHALL THESE up and commg student l1brar1ans assxst thcnr adv1ser, M1ss Marshall, m the care of the Lxbrary They are IH charge durmg dlfferent school perlods and conduct the chargmg and replacmv of books durmg that ume They make themselves respons1ble for the co11d1t1on of the I lbrary, and lt 18 because of the1r whole hearted co operat1on that we are able to have a full tlme L1bra1y schedule 43 51 eq , ' P l . r I 1 . A 1 ' 5 -6 1 ' Z A i x , I , v 1' I . X U T J- , W ,. I tex wr I I 1 I -' 1 , I - - N 1 1 'I D 1 I rl y v I g, pye . Accon rows' oro y mg, norm orm U, l ere raw or , . ary Louise Tlce, Betty Qettle, hfIZlYjOI'lC Dxtzler, Naomn-YV1tmer, Esther Shuey, Grace Sherman. First row: Arlene t , ' , ' , . , . s - . s ' , , . , 1 ' . . 0 u I A q O . J 3 Back row Icf to rzght Nlargorme Mlrson Elon Elltott N115 Qnmcl Xl erl Xe e rex D r lxght Fmut on Doroth km, R e -Xnn Qu Bonme Fnnkh n er Natmonall Honor Soenety P1 eszdent XVESIEX KREISER V166 Pfeszdenz PLTOX ELLIOTT Adwsef Miss Sxxx ELK THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIFTY for the term of I944 45 cons1sts of e1ght mem bers SIX senlors and two Junrors These students, who are chosen by a com mlttee of four faculty members and the prInc1pal, are judged on the1r qualt tles of character, scholarshxp, leadershlp, and scfylce to the school The upper th1rd ofthe class IS scored on these foregolnv qUZ1l1I1CS At the end of the Hrst semester of the 3un1o1 year, Hve per cent of the class IS elected, at the begm nlng of the sen1or year, ten p r cent 18 chosen, maklng a total of fifteen per cent of the sen1or class members 111 the B3IlOI1'1l Honor SOCICIV The most Important act1v1ty of the SOCICIY 15 the sponsormv of the sales and purchases of war bonds and stamps, and through our efforts we hope to obtam for the school the NIIHLIIC Man Flaw, whlch calls for the co opera t1on of gon of the student body 44 A . f A 5 - ' A ' . F, I V . -A ' S . . ' y fnd s , X' sl y K Ser, o othy 4 . ' V lf y l ', US A . Zlll, 0 N . o o Treasurer' . ......... . . . DOROTHY KING ' - Y v Y - . . . . V - - I x ll L in V. n . as ' . t . . - . , . 1 . . ' . I. 1 . C A T U - g U - - . ,, Top 1011 left to nah! xI1I'jOflC All on Hr Remhwrd fwdu er! Second row Pmul Nemdng Ro e X n Qu! Lorrwme Hood We ley Kxex er Pxrsf 1 t Nlrrpru Dmt ler MANY or the clut1es ordmarxly performed bv an OHICC secretary have been as sumed by a group of students SCIVIHU 1n the capac1ty of ofllce 1ss1stants These students, both boys and glrls, are selected from the v1r1ous classes on the basls of leadersh1p scholarsh1p, avarlablhty, and dependibllltv Durmg the absence of tl e pr1nc1pal, the offxce IS left comoletelv 1n thelr charge These HSSISISDIS also render a valuable SCIVICC to the members of the faculty 'mc thus do the1r b1t IH helplng to run a more CHICICHI school system Some of the1r dutxes mclude t1m1n0 ot class penods, 1nswer1n0 the telephone, greet mg v1s1tors, bankmg school monles, and other General ofhcc work 45 ce Assistants us! 0 io 1! 1 tu m mngtun 1 my r ru ur um onnuowcr 1 1 cxxetter Hn vvxrd I udvxlg, rand rn lr un 1 me nur n x r lClxlX NN xrrnu He s ohn long, in ru erxc ure x lloe h re lxe-umm Pormt Nlr XN1lmerC'1duserJ Pzrszdcnt lla' P1 eszdc nz Sec: 61615 Tzcaswe: Caplazns Lzcutenants ldzl EI afety Patrol mms Doxxlm kk HEx1u CyERHxRT WARRhN IVIESS RL SSELL BOESHORF Luo. Rurx KENWETFI lwokrmx Smit EL BREW ER OHN FoRTNx MR WKLNIER OLR DEEPEST grantude IS extended to thxs group of bovs Upon thelr shoulders rests the I'CSp0I'lSll51l1I1CS 'md dunes of pttrolhnv street CIOQQIHUS and mter secnons, 5LlfCf1Ll'1l'LllIl2 the school clnldrcn These dunes are performed hx two alternatlng groups, who are adxlsed ind superwxsed by Mr Walmer These boys w1ll be found 'xt the1r posts 1n 1ll k1IlLlS of weather 1nd never hes1t1te when called upon to serwe 1n the school or eommunxty At thelr club meetxngs, held the lust Thursday of each month, methods and rules of safety are dlSCllSSCCl The onlx compensatron asked for bs th patrol IS your eooperatlon 4 F I tv, left rfgl .' Rrgcr K: ff zm. Arl' ' K'll' 'f . lil ': 'l l urtn:u, ,li '- D , XY'll':4m S lz , f '. . 'A f. Sr rv: C: l Rl ' . S: Illl l Hr' . Joh llu, rr, llrnry Ge h:nr,l. Rnln-rt Xl' ' ',', ': -v sg J I . f. 'l'lr l wir: I -l ' k Cizl -s. john l ort11:t, Ru-sell s 11 , ' -l I4 I .. ' ..........- Av v X 4 . . 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I V 6 Senenee Cllu Top rou left to rzght FrederIck Ixreuser Clrfford Ixrexser Xlhert Reinhold Frederlck Xrnold Russell I' Ike Theodore Ioser Rnchml Stohler RIch'Ird Cxhrc Frwncns D1t7ler terxld Wolfe I xul Clerhtrt .Strand ro t Robert Soulllxard Elton Elhott Esther Shuey Bettw FI her Glorn Corrwdo Ermu Vl entlmg, Glidvs Dau Funkhouser 'Nlerle Crawford XX eslev Krexser Frederxck Iwsher Nlnss Qmxth fldvnserb Annu Dltzler bruce Qherman L1ur'I Vhtmer Nl'IryoIIe Alltson Preszdent FREDERICK FISHER Vzce P1 eszdent WESLEY KREIsER Tfeaswef DOROTHY KING Adwse: MISS SMITH THIS YEAR a new club was formed for all students who take some type of SCICHCC, and who W1Sh to work on some project outs1de of thelr regular classes Meetmgs are held once a month Durmg thrs tlme, We form groups to do expenments or to use the m1croscope Sometlmes we have movles pertammg to SCICDCC We meet In the Lab , and are verv grateful to Mxss Srnxth for helpmg us make thls club a success 47 . ft I I, Q : Q ' i 1 , ' ' 3 ,I I ' , ' I . .A . , : . 4 I 1: s, . . , li z , 'I ' -1 . ' II: , , , j s . . , z f, r 1 ' I s, Mary Louise Tice, Rose Ann Sitzai, Dorothy King. Xyilliarnv Schaeffer, Ralph Phillippy. Third row: Bonnie v A 1 I 1 .v T 1 'Q I A 44 P 2 N 1 A 4 9 F 1 O . . . Y t . . . M ' ,, . . TTleHl Y Thzrd rou lr I to rlghf XIISN Nlxr hxll faduserj Joxce Shuex Nlrrmn Hlnner Carol Du ng Dorothy HMT mm Margaret Shuey Arlene Spmgler Xrwm Conner frlce bhcrmm Xrlene Iudwng Ilonnle Funkhouser Hnzel Conner Betts bettle Dorothv Ludvug Delnre lxsnxcht Hwel Heuer Ruth Ilremllc Second nm Jem Hettrrck Evelyn Long Elvw Brxler Nhrw Snyder Ruth 'Nllller Esther Shuev Vlahel Noeum RCIIFICE hneasel Myrtle TobIas Evelyn Dxtzler Kathleen Wolfe Jean Denen Helen Klemfelter 'Vlabel Gerhart Dorothy Lrght Betty Frshet Dorothy Anspxeh Nlxrjorxe Alllaon Thelm1 Xordy Ruth Nw-Inger Iorr1me NX ood Fern Huck Phyllxs btrxuss Frrst ron Jane Stohler Paulme Ixohr Sxlly Gerlurt Carolyn loser Colleen Bolmd Erma VK entlmg Dorothy Shuew Arlene xN'l1I'flEI' Crace Moyer LIllI'm DIt7ler Eleanore blaney P1 erzdent ERMA WENTLIEG Vzce Preszdent COLLEEN BOLAIND Secfelmy LORRAINE Woon T1 easmm BETTY FISHER Chaplain BEATRICE IXNEASEL News Reportef DOROTHY LIGHT Song Leads: RLTH MILLER Adwsef MISS MARSHALL THIS YEAR, the TrI HI X boasts a membershxp of Hftv two glrls To get ac qualnted Wlfh each other, we joxned the F H A In holdmg a Hallowe en party ThIs masked affalr was our Hrst attempt at a jomt party and was very sue cessful Our formal 1nItIat1on was held November 28 at the h1gh school In the form of a candlehght servIce 'Iwenty two new members were adrmtted to the club After our serv1ce and speaker, we had a party w1th games and re freshments The club had a bake sale on December 2, and many other actn 1t1es of a s1m1lar nature have been planned for the remalnder of the year 4 ' ' sf I l , l A I w ' I 'I I .. .'- . .' ' .III I , f .I .I I s.. I I , ' I 1. II I . .I I I. , 1 1 - 1, I I - I ', .I , 'I ', J: :,r . . ' , : , ,' , , ' , ' , s 'z:: . 1. I' , . I, I , , I ,I I j , I , I ,,'I I , : , I ., I 1 h A, -A 1' . ,I ,- , 5 T 1, A : , I: ' , I , I 'I , I I , I ' h 2 -- 1'-' ' I . 2 I . ' I 'I I , I ' I , 1 . ' , I , . I I '. - v - I - f . . , . . . . . I . . , . . I . Y To the Allumm To ALL graduates of Ionestown H1gh School, scattered throughout the land and engaged 1n every conce1vable calhng, we, the class of 1945, extend the warmest fraternal greet1ngs Our 11st of alumn1 IS ever rncreasmg 522 hav1ng been graduated 1n the vears 1915 to and 1nclud1ng 1944 Of thls number 103 have been called to the seruce of the1r country, and we pause to pay tr1bute to mne members who have pa1d the supreme SHCTIHCC Two members of our faculty are also serv1ng the1r country R1chard Hartzell, 1nstructor IH Soc1al Studles and Physrcal EC.lLlC3I1OIl, IS now serv1ng overseas A Kerm1t B1rth Ass1stant IH Vocat1onal Agnculture, was called IDIO the Navy Llllflllg the summer of 1944 We salute you, the IH S Alumnl, and express our W1Sh for your success ID whatever may be your undertakmg llumm CLASS OF 1915 Beulah Bloueh Hobart Cope Harry W Edns Roy B lxrrst Latherxne Cungnch Marlon E Light Russell L, Long llorencc Phlllrppy Samuel L Re1nbold Paul C Scherrer CLASS OF 1916 l'ann1e Alspach Beatrrce Boltz Florence Cope Emmet Curtz Carrre L Edrrs I-l1ld.1 W Harrrs Morean D Rembold Florence Shartle Oakey M Sholly CLASS OF 1917 Vl0lLI M Bell Lorne Boeshore Claxton Boltz Sarah E Fortna Sara C Gerber1ch Margaret R Klrck Ceorge W Klrnc Ralph T Krerder Iohn D chr l'arl M Lrght Charles XV Scherrer Reba A Shollx CLASS OF 1918 Wayne Blouch VS lrren H Falce Homer Mrller CLASS OF 1919 Emma H1mmClbCIj,Lf Vlarren lxrerder Army S Loser Elras Smxth 'vlarx Spangler Ray Tobras CLASS OF 1920 Margaret Edrls Sarah C Hoflman W1ll1am Sharrle Allen Spangler Floyd Tobras CLASS OF IQ Esther Alspach Anna Artz Erma Artz Feorgc Dcnsher C race E Earnest lohn Fortna james HHFYIS -'alfred H1mmelberger Dorothy Krerder Herbert lxreuler Flsre Llght Emma Mohn Edgar Moor Nlxry A Rank Emmett Re1nbold Lottxel Snayelx Russell Strauss Florence Swanyer CLASS OF 1922 Martha Bean Iean Bentz Beatnce Dressler Martha L1ght Ida LHCIIHQ Waxne A Naftzlnger Cuy Smlth CLASS OF 1923 Warren Bohn Hrlda I Boltz Iohn Earnest Chester F Emr1ch Claxton H Fortna Henry I Kern Helen I Lrght Theodore C Loser Nhldred M Mohn Isaac C, Phllllppy Marlon E Re1nbold Harry T Snavely Manonl Snayely Dorothy L Valentme CLASS OF 1924 Forrest All1son Lester Blouch Florence Bocsllorc Annre Bohn Sadxe Emr1ch Ralph H Gerbench Crace E Hersey Warren T Hess Warren Klemfelter Catherlne Kulp Ruth B Nlaftzlnger Anna C Phlllrps Ralph M YValker Fl17abcth Vllnlsleblecle Sylvra E Yocum CLASS OF 1925 Clare Allrson Harry Artz Sad1e Bohn Della Brandt Fsther Dltzler Roma Dxtzler Mary Dotter 0 I . ' I . . , x . 0 5 -- V L, - 1' ' ' V . ' . l 1 l ' I ' . 9 A X , , ' . ' v 1 f. ,' . 1' , '- l ' V 'lm F' V, . V 1 vs ' ' A - , , Arthur Alspach .I . -. . I I' 1' f ' R ' ' 1' V 1 ' 9 . v r - ' ' .. A S l I 7 l ' xl l A V 7 , , y . I Y .Y . h L , V X 1 . A Y l 1 ' h . Y , ' ' , A 'i - x , l' Y , ' , 2I ' . 1 . ' ,- v- 1' . 1 . A ' Anme S Emrrch Ida Emrrch Paul Emnch Martha Fortna Iohn D Gerhart Clarence Houser Xloah Huber Bertha MeK1nney C larence M Shuey Izarnest Swanger Lena Tob1as CLASS or IQ26 'viartha Merly Stanley Strauss CLASS OI- 1927 Raymond Boltz Lmma Bomgardner -Xllen Brandt Htza Emrreh Robert C Evans I-ranlelm Cerhart Wxlltam Hams Marle Hartman tlsear M Hoilman Catherrne Houser Walter Kohr i ux Isre-1der Paul Lrght George Mexly Ralph Mohn I-lla Snavely K atherme Strauss CLASS OF 1 928 Daud Anspach Roy Conrad Iohn D1tzler I-arnest Dotter Delmar Emrrch Dorothy Htnkle lrlnk Measc C trl Rhen Xclam Snavely Mary Snyder -Xlun Yerger CL Ass OF 1929 ILIIIITIJ Bean Woodrow Bohn hlllfldlll Curry x111l1l1111 Dubbs Nix rle Hess lrun Ishne 'vltrx Ixlrnefelter lnlwabeth Krall Irent Ixrexdcr Harlan Lash 1 lthermc llght Xlxee Perffer Marlxn Reed 'viay Walmer CLASS OF 1930 harnestrne Albert Idgar Brandt Russell I-elty llorenee I' Hemperly Ruth Hmlsle Rxthard R HoHman Lourse Hostetter I'sther Housar Amclta Isretder Irene Lease Warren Iewftrs Mary MtNc1ll Iaul Mease Harvey Mrller Irene Mlller Craee Ney Mary Perffer Harry Phxllrps I'thel Y Rexch I'ls1e Rhode I dgtr Snyder Iltrry Swtneer CLASS OF 1951 lxenneth Boeshore Paul Bohn Rufus Bohr Myrle Deaven Mtrshall Drtzlcr Sadre Dltzler Strt Ltldrng, larolyn Freylxnghausen 'I helma Hemperly Paul Houser Helen Kern losephtne Llght Dons Meck Mtrron Reed Imma Relnbold Helen Rhen I7lUllI'lL Snavely Irene Snyder Vrolet W'olferd CL ASS OF 193 Annrt Ilean K harles Bean Delrlah Bloueh john Dav1s 1 lllltflflt Detsher Annrt Ixlme I uttne Isrelder Rrlph lash I' trl Llghl I lrltbtth I1ght Mtrron Lleht I'1ul I lght Dora M1ller Iohn Suck Robert Troxcl Thomas Warlow C l1Hord Wood Clyde Yocum CLASS OF 1933 Henry Adams Samuel Davls Harry Deaven Mertrs Drener Irene Dttzler Helen Edtnger Claude Felty Llsre K ahres Itlrx Hoilman Allen Huber IJONVID Kohr 1 eory,,e Lerch Nltney Meek Dora PCIHCI' l-lorenec Plfet Mark S3VldgC Ptul Snyder I trmst Snyder Mlrelret Strohm CLASS OI' 1934 Howard Anspaeh Lester Baehrnan Horenee Bombtryger Laura Bross 1 eor3,e Deekert Vretor Drener M 1r1 tn C roh john Harnley MIFLJYCI Hexlman VISIA Hostetter Mtldred Iones Ixathleen May james Merv1ne Helen Mohn Irene Nlerdlg Iryrn Ruth Mary Shuey Stllte Shuey I ulee Snavely Marlrn Snyder Cora Stephen Dorothy Strauss lohn Walmer I l171beth Wood CLASS OF IQQS lx tthleen Dubbs XV1lter Isllnc Ixathryn Islugh Howard Kneasel Mark Lash Mar aret Iauh Ruth Lenele Frxnlelln Ie! Mary Mauer Eleanor Pe1Her Carmelra Pepe Earnest Solrday Paul Updegraff john Walters Anna WCHIIIHH C race Yorty Ernest Yorty CLASS OF 1936 Vrolet Bean Sarah Bender Mrldreel Boland Iohn Dtener C ladys I'mr1Ch Helen I'mr1eh C uy C1ahres Lucy Gerhlrt Y erna Cettle I eRoy I LII e Albert Kllne Robert Lxght Xlltllfll Nerdrg Angclrne Pepe Dons Shuey trmet Wtlmcr VN trren Wtlmer Robert We1r1cl1 Paulrne Wolf lane Wolfe CLASS OF IQ37 Maretret Bohr lloyd Deavtn Rtehtrtl Cerhart Idna Hartman Raymond Hess Exelxn Isle K rate Iones Fdna Leese Dorothy Lxght Russell Lrght I'lv1n Ludwlg Ldwnrd Memslcr Htrolel NLllllg Robert Ney Dorothy Sechler Dayxd Snavely Flun Walters Heatnce We-ayer lune Wetrrch Ixtthryn Wood Certlcl Young CI ASS OF 1928 -Xnnt Mae Bachman Griet Bender Monroe Bohn M1ry, tret Dtrkes Fyelyn I'1senh1uer Clanr C erbench . - L r s l A .I . i. , J . -. ' . 1 1 - , . .. 1. C : k . 5. '. . , . ' :.' . 9, , 1 ' 7. .. , t s , , ' '- is V . -ev I 1 I 5 I1 ' 5. . . . . ' . Q, ,, . 1- 1 : X . ., 1 , ., r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' V 4 -' I' Pa I 1 ' ' .I ' 1 . ' ', ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 V1 1 ' g- , ' 21 1 Q ' S l. . . 3 V 7 - ' . . .. , - - x xx Y . ' . -. 1 ,. l . 1 g ' ' 9' 1' ' ' ' ,V X1 L. ', ' '- '. . , ,Z . qjlymmcc Yocum li, Ieanette Dobbs Marlin Gahres Russell Ilomberger 1 1 I ' Yer 1 I1 I A ,' ' 2, , . 9 , 1 , , s 2 ' . . ' - ' - 1 1' 4 1 5 ' 1 2 , -' h I ', 1. I .. ' , 1 -X I , Qt: 7- : ,. 1 ' ' , , f ' 1 , 1 y ' ' . 7. , 7 1 1 . f 9 I K ' '1 1 gg 1 .' 1 '1 1 1 ja ' 4' 1 y'1 1 If 1 50 'lhcodore Hartley laul Hostetter Pauhnc Hostctter Paulrne Johnston Dorothy Kncasel Lena Krerder Paulme Lrght Anna Maurer Vhllram Mrllxgan Charles Pxttmger Helen Savtdge Kathryn Shuey Earnest Sprtler Lloyd Spxtler Valena Walmer Eugene Wenthng, Iohn Yorty Iohn Young Margaret Zechman CLASS OF 1939 Robert Anspach Anna Mae Boeshore Ralph lioeshore Ralph Boland Merl Brrghtbxll Elxzabeth Bross L Lorrarnc Bush Betty Lmnth Dorothy I-ortna Russell Gahres David Hellman Chr stme Houser lhomas Kern Esther Krexser Beatrtce Lxght Mmam Ludwlg Sterhng, Mease -Xnna Mexly Harold Moore Wxllram Nerdlg Gertrude Pexffer Rocco Pepe Paul Shuey Hazel Trce Mrles Walmer Herbert Walters Mxnerva Walters Ethel YVood Fyelyn Wood Frances Young CLASS OF 1 Q40 Ralph Emrrch Mary bettle Helen Hartman Myrl Kern Elrzabeth Krenser Florence Lrght Dwight May Vxrgtma Muller Marlon Mrlhgan Wrlham Nerswender Rachael Rhode Iean Rrchards Rlchard Runkel Chrrstme Sehaeffer Dewey Shaak Lewrs Shaak Paul Sherman Dorothy Shuey Vt nora Solnday Iron Strauss Pauline Swanger Harold Welrlch Sherwood Yorty Mac Young Rnchrrd Bachman lerederlc Babcock W1ll1am Bean lean Bohn Arlme Boltz Arbtl Eckert Paul Gahres Kathleen Gerberrch Fleanor Hartley Paulmt Houser Samuel Klme Verna Kohr Cladys Krerser Flnzabeth Kulp W Franklm Ludwxg, Ioscphme Manbeck Farnest Melly Beatrxce Muller Dons MIDDICK Ruth Mohn Mark Pelffer Iosephrne Schaeffer Ruth Shuey Ronald Wolf Luulle Wolfe CLASS OF 1942 Eugene G Boeshore Anna Mary Bohn Iohn D Bohr Dons D Boland Kenneth N Boltz Wade I Brrghtbrll Mary Ellen Chase Farrly E Connor Warren F Dttzler George M Duke Flmor S Elhott Icnme L Frttery R Grace Gerhart Catherme M Hess C Austm Hctnck Marxan E Kapp Edrth A Ixrexser Sarah A Lrght Lorralne K Mease Barbara R Morovchck Lucille I Ollver Esther I Schaeffer Larance S Strckler Pearl E Vargason Edna I Wentlmg., Clarence W Zechman CLASS OF 1943 Edna Bender Robert Boeshore Anna Sue Darkes Myrl Darkes Robert Cahres Mervm Fansler Ir Mary Emrrch Edgar Drupp Ceorge Hass Harold Krelser Lester Krexser Robert Long Margaret Mrller Ieraldxne Merly Bernrce May Eugene Moore Mary Anna Mrller Betty NIace Gladys Prttenger Hannah Rnsser lxathryn Louxse Stohler Robert Shuey Irene Shuey Ruth Ruhl Elmor Strauss Slmon Unger Eleanor Wood Dons Wolfe CLASS or X944 Franklm Bachman Ionas Blatr Mark Boeshore Iohn Boltz Rtchard Boltz Marjorxe Carey Ray Daub Margaret Dawson Dons Dltzler Clarence Eckert Arthur Fceman Wnlham Gerhart Htlda Hartman Chrlstme Hostetter Crraldmt Kneasel Carrxe Krelser Robert Le Huguet Clarence Lxght Fllzabtth Maurer Clare Sholley Claude Mlller Rrchard Mxller Phnlrp Mohn Innes Olnphant Harry Rank CCFJILIIHC Reed Richard Schaeffer Lena Shuey Vrvxan Sracco Luther Sollday Ctorge Speck Harry Stermlmg Arlene Walmer Dorothy Weayer Rnchard Wlldason Betty Wrnklebleck Marlon Yordy 1. 1 . -- . 1 ' . , 4 41 ' , 1 ' v i Y A A- . I - l , v ' ' ' . I I , 7 ' CLASS OF 1941 ., . ' , Witmer johnson . v I I- - x V- . L . 7 Z., ' . ' UV, .a ' ' ' l , N i.' . ' A' . , . . Y . X 5 X , K 2 . . ' A ,xr I as . A., y V . A . ,N P . Y . . SI Harry Adams Henry Anspach Frederick Babcock Herbert Bachman Lester Bachman Franklin Bachman Charles Bean Kenneth Boeshore Ralph Boeshore Woodrow Bohn Mildred Boland Ralph Boland Kenneth Boltz Richard BoltL Iohn Boltz Russell Bonberger Allen Brandt Merl Brightbill Wade Brlghtbill Fairly Connor Ray Conrad Irxin Darkes Iohn Davis Lloyd Deaven Iohn Diener Gladys Ditzler Marshall Ditzler Warren Ditzler George Duke Iames Duke Iohn Earnest Clarence Eckert Warren Fake 'K'lld' 1 '. Mervin Fansler Arthur Feeman Marlin Gahres Paul Gahres Robert Gahres Richard Gerhart Franklin G rhart Leroy Gettle George Hartley Richard Hartzall Ir Felix Hoffman Gscar Hoffman Richard Hoffman Robert Hoffman Paul Hostetter Albert Kline Irvin Kline Samuel Kline Guy Kreider Eugene Kreiser Lester Kreiser Robert Le Huquet Warren Lewares Robert Light Russell Light Robert Lon Elvin Ludwig Edward Meinsler Iames Mervin William Milligan Philip Mohn Eugene Moore Harold Moore Harold Neidig 52 William Neiswender Iarnes Oliphant Mark Peiffer Roco Pepe Ralph Phlllippy Harry Rank Richard Runkel Irwin Ruth Richard Schaeffer Dewey Shaak Adam Snavely David Snavely Ernest Sohdayf: George Speck Larance Stickler Kathryn Strauss Robert Troxel Paul Updegraff Simon Unger Miles Walmer Iohn Walmer Warren Walmer Ely in Walters Herbert Walters Iohn Walters Harold Weirich Eu ene Wentling Richard Wildason Ronald Wolfe Ernest Yordy Iohn Yordy Sherwood Yordy Clarence Zechman Honor Roll . A x - x 1 3? Rufus Bohr Roy Hershey Paul Sherman ' as Y' 'lf use as , , , IK Acknowledgments Wiz the class of the 1945 publication of the Niaroon Ind Gold wish to acknovxl edge with sincere thinks 1nd appretiition the following people who hone been most generous and helpful in making our yearbook a success The merchants of Ionestovsn Lebanon and neighboring communities who by their co operatimn and generositv hate mlde our yearbook possible which they h me so generously giwen to us Mrs Mlfllm Fisher and Mrs Reinhard for their help in typing the cops thqt hid to be sent to the printers 'I he fatultv ind the student bodv whose eooperition is proof of 1 whole hearted support ADVERTISEMENT . . A 2 ' . V 1 Mr. Reinhard and Miss Marshall, our advisers, for their ideas and time 1 f ' 2 x x S x N x 2 I -xx 2 7 ,- A nl v ' sg.-.0 ., B ' ' ' CLUB . I 'NANO' ' ' TTWEETT R ' -fl? Kyifgy. s rms mlm vu hi , A W4 xv' , r' 5 .rj 1-1 N -a X QT 'C9 JONESTOWN, PA. Compliments of C H UPDERGRAFF GPOCERlES MEATS STANDARD PATENTS NDTIONS Phone 34 R 4 JDNESTDWN PENNA Compliments of DR V F MEASE Vetermcmcm Comohments of SOUILLIARD S BARBER SHOP Compluments of REEDS BARBER SHOP JoNE3TowN PENNA COmD mGnfS Of H A Herb Spcmnuths BEAUTY SHOPPE Sodo Fountom Ph ne If R Q D4 D K4 X 777 CK , . I X? 46 I DD C44 I DP KC DD Cf! , ' X I I I o ' 1- - S B, K , D , Comphments of T I-I E A R K YOST PLA-MOR MUSIC CO. 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HETRICK GARAGE 777 CCC General Merchandise CHEVROLET PWC 82 R Zl Jomsrowu PENNA JONESTOWN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member ot F DIC JONESTOWN PENNA SCHREIBER BROS Cor lOth 8 Lehman Streets LEBANON PENNA PLUMBING 6 HEATI NG Wlllnarns Gul O Matuc Burners and Stokol World s Greatest Stoker ED TOBIAS Men 5 and Young Men 5 Clothing and Furnlshsngs Guaranteed to Please the Buyer l5 S Erghth Street LFBAWON PENNA Comolrments of CCmpllmCntS ot J S BASHCRE Claude A Hollinger Clothing of Quality LEBANCN PFNNA F ery Purpose Ph n 38 7 2 S l thS Lcho or Pa lf 755 4G , . , . I I , . I . . , . f tr . . f I ,X ' f'w,z'! fe OF CV DPP 414 ,fx l O G .7 . 1 X ga . K , D - - Tl 1 ' f A.-:::::,-,,,,,---::--:: ....,.. -,---,--.,,,-..,.,-,.-,-,,.., 56 FOR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS HARPEL S STUDIO 757-759 CUMBERLAND STREET LEBANON PENNA. CHARLIE BAERS Telepllo 1 ARMY C-r NAVY STORE 7 S fb Sm Sr LEBANON PA Churoproctor T l G D R D SHAAK Q kCl li p LEBANON PENNA ARTHUR E FEEIVIAN ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD SALES CLERKING AND APPRAISING WEST JONESTOWN PA Phone 66 57 9 ' mes Ollie -AV95-J Resaclemce- A-Jonestown 48 ou . , . ' , ' Nllll ory Supplies f Spor in Goods Wm Ot QS - BOWMQ Equi mem Across The street from The Bom Too S39 Cumberland Streel Open Every Evemog Until Nioe I , . 2 V. vvvvvvvvvv v ,,,:::,::::::,,:::-::::::::::::::::::::: :::: 1 W. J. MILLER C-r SON Milk -- Ice QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS IO24 Church Street LEBANON, PENNAI Pnonei 3334-M SIMON S. KETTERING Esso Gosolines Heciters Botteries Ifth 6 Comberlo d S reets LEBANON P 'XINA I2tI'i G WoInut Streets SERVICE STATION Phone IO34 LEBANON PA Comolirnents of DR. CHAS. R. EVANS Dentist 740 Cumberiond Street LEBANON, PENNA, Phone' 9078-R2 C O POTTEIOER Prcp MANSION HOUSE HOTEL Jonestown PENNA ROOMS AND MEALS BEE NES OP BUNKER HILL LUNCH EONETTE Sodo Eountoin Service DINNERS E1 DANCING Porties Arrong d Phone 26 R3 Neorlonestown Po ANN S SHOPPE Millinery cind Lingerie 7I6 Cornbe Iond Street LEBANON PENNA JONAS DONNIOYER GENERAL HAULNG coAL Phone Jonestown ID9 ONO PA 5 . . . 4. , I. 5 , ri t c , Ll f. , . I , R Wi Lioo ,X I 735444 I Q , 3 - , . , , I I A 8 50::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ff Wm I -R3 I E. H. GERHART 8: CO. 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