Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1929 volume:

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KILGORE, an efficient teacher who was graduated from this school, and one who has proven himself a worthy and helpful friend to us all, we, the boys of 1929, dedicate this, our year book. Miss Ida MaCMil!an 1In flbemoriam MISS IDA MacMILLAN As the class of '29 leaves the portals of Stevens High, it recalls the loving and kind face of a former teacher, Miss MacMillan. She was with us only dur- ing our Freshman year, but the help and kindness of a teacher lives on forever. Now since she has passed to the Great Beyond, we can only thank our Maker that He shared her with us and former students. IIIGII SLWICHJL STEVENS SCHOOL HIGH BOYS' 91 s-1 'G M Q O 53 H-4 P-' ,, 'I' MJ 1 GI STEVENS HI -has 1 Stevens High School Faculty fYJf'Q.J S'1'Acv Ii. l'E'I'ERS ,... , .....,..,.... ......,.......,,,..,..........,,.,,... I 'rinripal Dallastown ll. S., Gettysburg College, A. B., U. of l'., A. M. Dallastovrn Grade Schools, Downingtown High School, Principal, Downingtown Schools, Supervising Principal, Derry Township Schools, Supervising Principal, Ilershey, lhineijtal Girls' High School since 1920. KATIIRYN IC. A1515 . ,...,..,,.,.......,..........,.,.......,..,... 1i'L'mil .S'dlL'J'lllJlll.I'!lffl I Girls' High School, Pierce Business College, Franklin and Marshall, Millersville S. N. S., Columbia 1'niversity, li. S., N. Y. University. Lititz Grade Schools, Tuckerton II. S., N. I., Girls' H. S. since 1921. li. Rl ru ISE.'x'1 r1E ..,.......,........................................, II S. Ilia-rm-y Cliamihersburg H. S., Wilson College, A. B., Columbia L'niversity, A. M. Clzambersburg H. S., Girls' ll. S. since 1923. Siuuii 111. ISITNER ................... ............................... ...., I: ' nglim Girls' II. S., Millersville S. N. S., F. and M., U. of P., Oberlin College, A. Ii. Lancaster Grade Schools, Girls' H. S. since 1917. NE'l l'lE G. I5Rl5NN1+.R ,...,....,..... ...... ............ ,....... C ' 1 mlfrlewitll Snbjcvls Manor Townsliip ll. S., Millersville S. N, S., Lancaster Business College, Indiana S. N. S., Elizabethtown College. Derry Tosxnship II. S., Hershey, Lititz H. S., Spring City Il. S., Girls' H. S. since 1928. SAR.-in F. UILLER .........,.................................... Comnferf-ia! .5'116j.w1.v Girls' II. S., Iiryn-Mawr, Millersville S. N. S., Pennsylvania Business College, U. of P., li. S., I . and I ., Columbia University. Lancaster Grade Schools, Girls' H. S. since 1919. ALICE II. GERIIARD ...... .,.......... .... . .... ....... .... . ......,...... I ' 1 - mt-A Central ll. S., Harrisburg, Bryn-Mawr, A. B., University of Grenoble, Harvard Uni- versity, Cornell 1'niversity, Middlebury College, Penn State, A. M. Girls' ll. S. since 1910. Dunst' P. GREINER .,..,........ .. ....,..........................,..... .lllzrhmnztifs Girls' II. S., Millersville S. N. S.. M. Pd., F. and M., Cornell University, Penn State, l'. of l'., Muhlenberg. Ph. B., Columbia University. Lancaster County, Lancaster Grade Schools, Girls' Il. S. since 1910. ICDNA If. HARMAN .,...............,......,.........,.......,... f'n111111u1'4'ffzl .S'llbjL'z'f.Y Carlisle Il. S., Shippensburg S. N. S., Pennsylvania Business College, F. and M., L'. ot' l'., Columbia L'niversity. Carlisle Grade Schools, liast Bank H. S.. West Va., Tyrone II. S., Girls' H. S. since 1922. ANNA -I. KNOX .......,....... ..... , . .,.............. .... ........ I I azllttrlif' Sriullzt Christiana Il. S., West Chester S. N. S., Drexel Institute, U. of I . W'est Chester Grade Schools, Girls' II. S. since 1920. Ammon G. KREsuE ...................,.............,...... . . Efiglii-A Allentown H. S., Dickinson College, U. of P., B. S. Girls' II. S. since 192-I texcepting 2 years in VVest jr. H. SJ HELEN IC. I..xNnon.Ax1f ...,.........,................ ......,........ . . . , .llmir Lebanon II. S., Lebanon Valley College, B. Mus., N. Y. University. Supervisor of Portage Schools, Supervisor of Hanover Schools, liast jr. H. S., Girls' II. S. since 1925. HELEN H. l.lT'I'I.li ..,.,,..............,..,. ..........,........ C ivfiiyr and A'4'0llfHlli!'.1' Hanover ll, S., Cushing Academy, Mt. Holyoke College, A. B., Penn State College, U. of l'., Columbia University. Hanover ll. S., Reading ll. S., Girls' H. S. since 1922. ' OLA NIL 1 I ,EAN ............ , ..............,..............,......,.. l2m11i,'.i-fir .S'1'11,'1lca2 Mt. Pleasant H. S., 'I'homas Normal Training School, Detroit, U. of l'., Penn Stale College. Iluntingdon Township Schools, West Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf, Latrobe, Penn- sylvania 11. S., Monessen II. S., Girls' II. S. since 1925. EDITH R. lNIt'1uM.t . ......... ' ............,............,............. lnzriu and Frum-A Mechanxcsburg H. S., Irving College, A. B., Dickinson College, Penn State College, U. of P., Columbia University. Lemoyne H. S., Pa., Girls' H. S. since 1920. 1131 LAURA A. BIUNSON ,..,.. .................,.. ,.....,..,......,..,,..,. .... . E n glixh Girls' H. S., Millersville S. N. S., M. Pd., Teachers' College, B. S., Columbia Univer- sity. A. NI. East Donegal Township H. S., Millersville S. N. S., Lancaster Grade Schools, Girls' H. S. since 1906. JOHN S. OLLER ...........................,......... . ..................... Science Waynesboro H. S., Pa., Lafayette College, Ph. B., U. of P., F. and M., A. M. VVashington Township Schools, Connellsville H. S.,Waynesboro H. S., Girls' H. S. since 1920. BIARY E. POWERS .........,..,..,....................... : . . .' .............. Biology Girls' H. S., Millersville S. N. S., Penn State, Columbia University, Swarthmore, A. B. Manheim Township Schools, Connellsville H. S., Girls' H. S. since 1925. MRS. IVIARY S. PRICE ................................. .....,................ H mary Shippen School, Irving College, Millersville S. N. S., Oberlin College, A. B., U. of P., A. M. Brook's Preparatory School for Boys, Indianapolis, Ind., Tower Hill School, Wilmington, Del., Girls' II. S. since 1923. IVIARIE L. PROBST .,...,....................................,... Commercial Subjects Warren H. S., Indiana N. S., Penn State, Columbia University, U. of P. Hanover H. S., Warren H. S., Girls' H. S. since 1922. ANNA M. RICH ............,.. ..,....... .............,................... D r awing Marietta H. S., Millersville S .N. S., Teachers' College, B. S. Upper Leacock Township II. S., jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Supervisor of Ant in Lancaster since 1925, Girls' H. S. since 1927. ESTIII-LR R. RIsseR ...........,................................,.......... Librarian Lititz H. S., Millersville S. N. S., Muhlenberg, Student F. and M., Temple, U. of P. Librarian jr. H. S., Bethlehem, Girls' H. S. since 1926. LILLIIAN M. Rows ....,.............................................. . Mazhematias Gettysburg II. S., Gettysburg College, A. B., Cornell University, Colusmbia University, A. Bl., U. of P. Elders Ridge Vocational School, Derry Township H. S., Hershey, Girls' H. S. since 1921. ANNE D. SCHAEFFER . ..................................... ................ H istory Shippen School, Wilson, A. B., Radcliffe, Susquehanna University, A. M. Altoona H. S., Narbeth II. S., Girls' H. S. since 1920. BIARION N. SEITZ ................ ..,................ C ammerazal Subyeatx and Engluh Glen Rock H. S., West Chester N. S., Penn State College, A. B. Glen Rock II. S., Girls' H. S. since 1928. EDWARD K. SHooP .,..............,...............,............. CammeraialSu6jea:.r Pierce Business College, Millersville S. N. S., Student F. and M., N. Y. University, U. of P. Mt. joy Township Schools, East Donegal Township, Rapho Township, East Lampeter Township, Fairview Township, Luzerne Co., Head of Commercial Department in Girls' H. S. EDGAR I . SLICHTER .,.......................................... Commercial Subjects Colurn-bia Commercial College, Hagerstown, Md., Zanerian School of Penmanship. Chambersburg ll. S., Derry Township H. S., Hershey, Girls' H. S. since 1921. RUTH W. SULLIVAN ...,.....,...... ...., ......... ,........,...... . ....... E a g Zish Girls' H. S., New Rochelle, A. B., St. Walburgafs Academy. Girls' H. S. since 1918 Cexcept 1924-271. K ATHRYN TROII P . ......,................................................., Latin New Vlfilmington H. S., Westminster. A. B., Columlbia University, A. M. Farrell H. S., New Castle II. S., New Kensington H. S., Oakmont H. S., Connellsville II. S., Girls' II. S. since 1927. VIRGINIA W AI.'roN .......,.....,................................. Physical Education VVesttowII S-cha-ol, Oberlin College, A. B., Harvard Summer School. Bucknell University, Slippery Rock S. T. C., Beaver College, Girls' H. S. since 1928. LEIGH E. WITTELII . ............................................, fnylrumgnfal jlffugig Columbia II. S., Philadelphia Academy of Music. Washington. D. C., Lancaster Boys' and Girls' High Schools since 1922 Qeyrcept one year, 19255. CHARLOTTA Q. MCCOLLOIJGH .. ...... Secretary 1151 --h 1 fr. i Boys' High School Faculty PQJKR.: BYRT W. FISHER .........,..,..,..............................,.......... Principal M. S. N. S., Lebanon Valley, A. B., A. M. New Holland High School, Lancaster High School since 1896. CHRISTIAN L. MARTIN ........ , ............,.......,.............,,........ English Franklin and Marshall, A. B., 1916, A. M., 1922, Graduate School U. of P., East Liberty Academy, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1916-17, Mercersburg Academy, 1917-18, History Depart- ment at Mercersburg Academy, 1918-22, Lancaster- High School since 1922. PAUL C. GAST .,.,....,........................,.......,...,.............. English Franklin and Marshall College, A. B., University of Pennsylvania, Penn State, Downing- ton High School, Lancaster High School since 1922. S. ERNEST KILGORE ...................,..........,......................,. English Franklin and Marshall, A. B., Port Allegheny, Pa., Lancaster High School since 1924. JOHN W. ARMSTRONG .,.................................................,. English Blair Academy, Columfbia University, Rutgers, A. B., Lynbrook, N. Y., Lancaster High School since 1920. F. J. HECKMAN .................,.....................................,.. English Penn State College, A. M., Department of English at State College, 1924-27, Lancaster High School since 1927. BIONROE W. SLOYER ..,...........,................,.,....,....,..,....,.,. History Lafayette, Ph. B., A. M., University of Pennsylvania, University of Paris,Nazareth High School, Head of History Department at Pottstown High School, Lancaster High School since 1922. J. E. BENNER ...,............................,.......................,... History Gettysburg, A. B., A, M., University of Pennsylvania, Marietta Academy, Ohio, 1907-103 Principal Covington High School Va., 1914-18, Principal Asheville, N. C., 1918-20, Lancaster High School since 1920. J. F. IIARTRANFT ..,.,....,.......,..,....,. l .,..............,............. Ilirtory Ursinus College, A. B., Franklin and Marshall, A. M., Alexandria High School, Pottstown High School, Lancaster High School since 1923. RICHARD C. lhlADISON .....,......................,..,...................... Ilistory Franklin and Marshall Academy, Franklin and Marshall College, A. B., Lebanon Valley, Altoona High, Lancaster High School since 1925. C. M. EIIERSOLE ........,.,....,............,..,.,.......,........... History, Lnlin Elizabethtown College, A. B., Franklin and Marshall, A. B., Lancaster High School since 1924. A. FRED RENTZ .,..,....,.......,............,...,.,................,.,.... Latin Franklin and Marshall, A. B., A. M., Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in U. S., B. D., Principal Liverpool High School, 1913-14, Lancaster High School since 1920. WILLIAM L. ATCIIIJ-Lv ..... , ....... ,.......... ..................... ,........ F r e nch Franklin and Marshall, B. S., University of Pennsylvania, Middlebury College, Lancaster High School since 1917. RAY Y. GRUBI-: .......,.,,....,............,,.,.........,.........,.... Mathematics Lebanon Valley College, A. B., A'bington, Norristown, Lancaster Hi-gh School since 1922. RALPH H. PATTERSON .................................................. Mathematics Westminster College, A. B., Franklin and Marshall College, A. M., Warren, Principal, 3 years, Tidioute, Pa., Principal 3 years, Oxford, Pa., Principal 2 years, Lancaster High School since 1923. C. P. SHULL .................. .,..........,.,........................ M alhematics University of Pennsylvania, B. S., Graduate Work, University of Pennsylvania, Franklin and Marshill College, A. M., Delta, Pa., Principal 2 years, Bordentown, N. J., Mans- field, Ohio, Lancaster High School since 1923. 1141 161 Iv- f' E-4 Q HOOLAFAFU IISC HIG BOYS' -- lil'1Nj.XMlN B. HERR .......,....,........ g ..... Q .... .. ..,.........,.... I .... - . , , Phyxiur I ,-anklin and Marshall, A. B., Columbia University, A. M., Columbia High School, Ifethlehetn Iligh School, Lancaster High School since 1920. hYNI.'l'lCR 'I'. l,AI.MER. JR. ,........ ....... ,.................,.. ..... , J ...,. 2 . Pthysivs I niversity of Michigan, B. S. in Chemistry, Buick Motor Corp., Chemist, University of Michigan, Instructor, Lancaster High School since 1927. AI.u'1:1t'ic C. STAI.I,SMlTII ............,..,..,...,.,...,...,,.............., Chfmim-y tlettyshurg, B. S., Graduate Work at Gettysburg, john Hopkins, Neoga, Ill., Casey, Ill., Lancaster High School since 1925. Il. li. UISIIMAN .,...,.......,.........................,..... ........,..... B iology I ranklin and Marshall, A. B., A. M., Bedford High School, Saxton High School, Lan- caster High School since 1923. I 1 .-tm: Y LIITZ ......,............,.,............,......,....,........... Comma:-L itz! Wharton School, Accounting, Milton, Pa. High School, Lansdale, Pa. High School, Lan- caster High School, 1918-22, 1925-28, AI.l'Il1!I':i V. liI'Ll'KER .....,.... ...... .,....,..,.................,...... C 0 mmen-ia! Keystone State Normal, Simmons College. Rapho Township. 1905-07, Principal East Lampeter and Christiana Boro, 1910-12, Waynesboro, 1912-20, Sunbury, 1920-24, Lancaster High School since 1925. f'1IARI.IiS II. G1.A1nfEr.T15R ....,,,..,............,.......,.,.............. Gunmen-itz! Teachers' Professional College. VVashington, B. S., Bowling Green Business University, IS. C. S., B. S. S., Eastman, Lancaster High School since 1922. W. IC. liltlIN'l'UN ,.....,..,......,. ....,... ................. ......... I n fl uxfrial Az-lr Williamson Trade, University of Pennsylvania, Keystone Institute, Chester Public, Lan- caster since 1926. 1l1.IlI'Ili'l' W. Rlfx ..,.................,.........,................. flflBl'ft.i1lh:C'CZl Drawing Mechanics Institute, University of Pennsylvania, Coatesville, Lancaster High since 1923. WY, A. IRRUUK .....,.......,..............,..,....,................. Wood lfV0fA'fl1,g Stevens Trade School, Columbia University, State College, Trenton, N. I., Bayonne, N. J., Lancaster Iligh School since 1926. f.'Il1iS'l'1iK I.. SHAW ....,.......,......................,.............. lndmtrial Aff. University of Pittsburgh. B. S., Carnegie Tech., Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, Lewistown High School, Lancaster High School since 1927. filzltjlitlli PI. Mc'I.A1vr:11I,1N .,..,....,......,. . ............. Xllatlzematif-.v and Trade Thearg Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, Lancaster since 1928. IC. A. l.ls'l' , ....... .....,..,......................,..............,......... 1 fluxii Millersville State Normal School, Temple University, New York University, State College Denver, Akron, E-phrata and Chambersburg High Schools, Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Mich., Lancaster High School since 1919. ARNOLD If. FINK ................................................ Plzysical Edm-tzliwt Springfield College, B. P. E. ,. Instructor of Physical Education at Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pu., 1921-26, Lancaster High School since 1926. I'l1.1ZA1t15'1'II K. Rrmsa ...................................,........,....... Librarian West Lampeter Vocational School, Millersville State Normal School, Temple University, Ilillerville, 1922-24, Franklin and Marshall, 1924-28, Lancaster Iligh School since 1928. I'1r.lz.xIseTH Iltfasutuikcsnk . . . . . . Serretarg tv- Q l17l 162 N Appreciation fQJf'QJ E, the Class of 1929 of Stevens High School, express our sincerest appreciation for the Service and Friendship given us by our Class Adviser, Miss Probst. U31 - dellem Table of Contents Title Page . . . Dedication . . In Memoriam .... Buildings . . . Faculties . . . Appreciation . . Vidette Staff . . . Class .............. The Quest of Class '29 .. It is Hard to Say Goodbye To Our Class or a Tribute Class Song ............. Girls' Class History .... Boys, Class History .... Girls' Class NVill .. Class Will .......... Bureau of Information .. A Sport Resume of 1929 . Girls' Calendar ....... Boys' Colendar .... Retail Salesmanship Organizations .... Sports Review ......... Commencement Activities -'Y.:xJ.iW E191 ,wiv W, Y..,Y N 4 U01 VIDETTE STAFF hx Vidette Staff THOMAS AI'I'E1,, '29 .. . BETTY TURNER, '29 ..... IIENRY ERISMAN, M '30 . . . FRANKLIN XVITMER, '30 .. . NANO Y RRY, M330 ......... IIEIIEN SIIENISERGER, M '30 . . FIIORENOE PETERS, '29 .... PRYOR NEIIIIER, M'30 .. . MARTIN DAVIS, '30 .... J A COR FORNEY, M '30 ..... . ANNA IVIARY DOTTERER, M '30 ROIZERT EIISER, '29 ........ MARY LOUISE 1WI'ULINN, '29 fYJfYJ VINCENT ALEXANDER, '30 BRENDA XVILD, M '31 ...... MARY JANE BRVRAKER, '30 . IJANIEL RENGIER, '30 ..... ANTHONY APIJEI., '31 . . . GRACE FLICK, M '31 .. GIIADYS NIARTIN, '31 .. HAROLD FOX, '29 .... REDEKAH 'FHORI', '29 ..... MISS SARAH BITNER, '14 . . . . PAUL C. GAST, '17 ...... 1211 . . . Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor . . . Assistant Editor .. Litorary Editor . . . . Literary Editor . . . . . . . . . . Business Manager . . Assistant Business Manager Adoortising Manager Assistant Advortisiiig Manager Circutatioii Manager . . . Cz'rcutation Manager Clerk Clerk .. Sports Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . Jokes Editor . . . . Roportor . . . . Reporter . . . . Reporter .. Reporter . . . . . . . . Art Editor . . . Assorfatc' Art Editor . . . Faculty Adviser . . . Faculty Adviser if The fo'uHs of our brothors we write upon the sands Thv1'r 'l l'l'tllCS upon ihe tublos of low and memory. ' l22l 3- 1- The Class of 1929 MOTTO: Uirfus omnia vinci!- Virtue conquers all 'YJVYJ COLORS: Blue and 'Gold fN.:fi: FLOWER: Yellow Rose E231 E241 OFFICERS C LASS Class 0f'Hcer's FNLNQQJ GIRLS 1'rfsz'rImvf-IS. JosEP11IN14: BIILLICR l'z'f'w-I'1-rawifimz1'-BR'r'rY TURNER Sw-1-wfury-V1o1.m' XVEHER .TIYTINIH'I'l'-sIiA'l'HARINE BOENINGER 11l.Sf0I'IAtI?l-A MY H ELM fijfxg BOYS I'1'r'sz'rlmz2'-'1'HL:0n0RR BRIYBAIQRR I'z'rf-l'1'1',w1'fIm1I--PAVI, IIERSHEY Sf'f'I'f'flIi'.U-AITSTIN E. MCCOLLOUGII, .IR TIYVISIH'!'l'--IiENNE'I'H TREDNVAY II1'sffn'z'1m HENRY IIILLARD i251 detftem QI! v GRACE V. K. ADAMS College Preparatory Grace Music Club: Hook Club. Grace came to us from Reading during our Senior year. How- ever, it didn't take long for us to know her. No wonder! She has a pleasant disposition that mal-:es friends everywhere. VVe know you'll succeed, Grace, in whatever you try. EDITH ALEXANDER College Preparatory Edith Nature Clubg Travel Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg As- tronomy Clufbg Old Testament Narrative Club. A little thing is a little thing, but faithfulness in a little thing is a big thing. Edith is one of those quiet, faithful plodders who will be sure to find friends and success whatever her work in life. MILDRED ALEXANDER College Preparatory Milly Nature Clubg Travel fix 3 r , book Comniitteeg Vidette Prophetg Honor Society, 145, Secretary, Q45 g Class Cl b Astronomy Club Presidentg Hand- Day Committee, Chairman, 145. May we introduce our globe trotter, who was born in England, and lived in China, but whose good taste finally brought her to Ameiica and Stevens lligh School. Mildred plans to become a teacher, and, if so, her beauty of spirit of which we are all conscious will make for her surest success. VERNA ALEXANDER Retail Salesmanship Verna Music Clubg Menu Planning Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg ' ' ' ' 3 ' Athenian Advertising Cluibg Local History Club, Chorus, C 5, Literary Society, LI5. This girl can be seen at any time between classes talking to Elsie. However, Verna is a quiet girl and we can't seem to find out any- thing about her.-Strasburg! Oh, yes, we know she likes the people who live there.-Good luck, Verna. RICHARD J. ANDES Classical A, Jenkins, Enoch Literary Society, 1255 Hi-Y Club, 13, 453 Commercial Club, C35 5 Foreign Language, 135 3 Radio Club, 125 g Golf Club, C3, 455 Hawthorne Literary Society, C353 Class Program Committee, 135g Class Day Prophecy Committee, K-153 Social Committee, C3, 45. Dick, is one of those lads who sees RED at every thing he looks He is the Andes of the three originators of Andes, Aesop and Adam loved by all. He is president of the parva scientia fraternity. Any how we wish you luck, old boy. A man who blushes is no brut -Young. E261 THOMAS G. APPEL College Preparatory Tom Assistant Student Manager Basketball Team, C355 Student Man- ager Track Team, C355 Eleutherian Literary Society, CZ, 355 lli-Y Clutb, C-15, President, C455 Commercial Clubg Lincoln Club, Vice- President, C355 Lettering Club, Secretary, C455 Slide Rule Club, Secretary, C455 Vidette, Assistant Editor, C455 Editor, C455 Class Song and Poem Committee, Chainman5 Alternate, Varsity Debating Team, C455 Color and Monogram Committee5 Class Debating Team, C355 Messiah Chorusg Tennis Doubles, C45. Here is the champion time killer in all our class. Ile has a rare art of asking the most foolish questions possible just to take up time. Good luck to you, Tom. we know you will succeed in life as you are not afraid to work. MARY BERNICE BACHMAN General Bernie Conduct and Manners Club: Current Literature Clubg Commer- cial Clu+b5 Arts and Craft Clubg llockey Team. C355 Track Team, C455 Social Committee, C35. This is the girl who has so many dates, they decided to establish the 13 month calendar so it would he easier for her to keep track of them. But when Bill is around. nobodv else has a chance Bernie, please don't near out the telephone connection between Cambridge and Lancaster. JEANNETTE BAIR College Preparatory Jeannette Girl Scout Club: Astronomy Club: Chorus, C45. This girl fairly radiates friendliness and sincerity, so don't let her name scare you. jinnie is ambitious to become an English teacher and w k ' .l ' ' e now sie vull sucteed. hood luckl M. WALTER BAIR Co-operative Mother Class Basketball, C455 Commercial Clutb, CZ, 3, 455 Industrial Honor Society, C455 Co-operative Cluib, C35. Here he is fellows, the well trained boy scout. Everybody is wondering when the wedding bells are going to ring we know it can't be long now. Bair hopes to go to college as soonias he gradu- ates. Regardless of what it IS we know that you will be successful. ELIZABETH BANZHOF Retail Salesmanslxip Betty Professions for Women Club, Secretary5 Manners and Conduct Club, Presidentg Advertising Clubg Music Club, Secretaryg Menu Planning Club, Presidentg Famous Women Club, Presidentg Social Committee, C455 Chorus, CZ, 355 Glee Club, CZ, 3, 455 Athenian Literary Society, Cl5. A blonde head, eyes of blue, and a sunny smile, too That's our Betty and johnnie's, too, Did you say Lititz? Ohil yes, ask Betty about that.-Good luck. E271 HOWARD C. BARE Classical Howard Literary Society, Cl. 2, 3, 455 Vice-President, C355 Critic, C455 Honor Society, C3, 455 Ili-Y Clufb. Cl, 2, 3, 453 Secretary, C355 McCaskey Delbating, C45, Vice-President, C455 Class Vice-Presi- dent, C355 Class Banner Committee, C355 Tuesday Program Com- mittee C1, 2, 35, Chairman, Cl, 2, 355 Student Librarian. C3, 45: . ,. 3 Christinas Program Committee, C455 Class Debating leam. 12, 1 Commencement Stpeaker, Valdictorian5 Class Day Committee. Behold our A student, Howard has had good marks in all his subjects except in the second grade. He's also an active member in school organizations. We don't see how you'll choose what not to teach when you start on that line. HARVEY A. BARTO, JR. General Haul journalistic Clutbg Commercial Club. Here's a man if there ever was one, He is now occupying the place of Bob Dorwart as general assistant to Miss Hershberger. No girl will ever get him. Good Luck Harv. J k Il ICB!! ROBERT BEACHAM General a e, Class Basketball, C355 Hi-Y Club, C255 Golf Club, CZ. 3, 453 President, C455 Mathematics Cl-nb, C355 Golf Team, C3, 45. I l5'a.vhfuIurs.v is an nrmzmefft to youth-A rislntle. jake is quite a lovable fellowg also quite an amourous one.C ?5 In spite of his quiet nature we have discovered he is a good dancer. Because of his ability to keep from the contrary sex. he is known as The Iron Man. Aufwiedersehen. 4 GEORGE C. BENNETT General Peanut Class Basketball, C255 Soccer, C355 Chorus, C455 Senior Or- chestra, C2, 3, 455 Hawthorne Literary Society, Cl, Z, 355 Class Debating, C355 Eleutherian Literary Societyg Cartoon Clubg Mathe- matics Clubg Travel Clutbg Banner Committee, C35. Peanut ! You would.n't think a beauty like him could have con- tracted such a name. Wwhy worry, he may cease to act the part. VVell here's luck, we do hope y0u'll grow up. Remember, all work and no play makes Peanut a dull boy. C?5 A ALICE A. BIRCHALL College Preparatory NAI Girl Scout Club5 Book Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg As- tronomy Clubg Current Literature Club, Treasurerg Mandolin Club, C45 5 Tennis Tournament, C45 5 Chorus, CZ. 3, 45. What Al lik-eszghlusic--Did you ever hear her play the piano? What Al dislikes :-Physics-Do you blame her? What Al does:-Everything-I don't have room to enumerate. What Al is:-A good friend to all and that is why she will succeed. l28l KATHARINE BOENINGER Commercial Kitty Mythology Club5 Local History Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg Commercial Clubg Playground Supervision Clubg Class Trea- surer, 1435 Chorus, 1335 Atlienian Literary Society, 1135 Ilonor Society, 143. We all wondered why Kitty was so happy when the William- t spor game came along. VVe found out that a certain person with a Cthrysler roadster took her to the game and sl'e had a wonderful time. Laying all jokes aside, Kitty is a likeable girl. HOWARD BOLBACH Co operative Boxcar Radio Club, 1235 Chemistry Club, 143 5 Industrial Honor Society, 1435 Secretary, 1435 Co-operative Club, 133. Short. fat, and ambitions, that's the well known llnxear. Well the class wishes you great success and hopes to see you take Thomas Edison's place some day. It can't he done, Boxcar unless you stay away from rented cars and No. 435. MILDRED BOMBERGER Retail Salesmanslaip Mil Professions for Women Club: Advertising Club' Hook Club' Etiquette and Manners Cluhg Menu Planning Club 5, lfamous Wo: men Club5 Chorus, 13, 435 Cl .. ' ' ' ass Day Committee, 143. lt'.r rm zmzftcr wha! you flu If your hear! mulzi only be lrzzc, Ami true Ia one. LESTER G. BOWERS Co-operative Let Class Basketball, 13, 435 Manager, 1335 Senior Orchestra, 1.1. 2, 3, 435 Honor Society, 13, 435 Commercial Club, 1335 Chemis- try Club, 1335 Lettering Clutb, 1435 Co-operative Class President, c2,3,49-I 3' f' 5' ' , ndustrial Ilonor Society, 143 , Social Committee, 133, Let is one of the many brilliant students in this course. ll's . 1' activities in the school are countless. The class of '29 hopes that you will keep this up in the outside world and we know you will be a success. ELVA M. BOWMAN Retail Salesmanship Bo Conduct and Manners Clubg Vozrations for Women5 Advertising Cluub5 Playground Supervisicn Cluhg Menu Planning Cluhg Local History Club, Presidentg Class I3asl'e'hall Team, 1235 Chorus, 12, 33- What is so rare as a quiet girl in '.Z9? Ilere is the prodigy. HB ,. - , , I o is alvsays on hand, ready to help others. She is always in a good humor with a sunny smile. l29l KATHHRYN BOWMAN Commercial Kit Cl b Conduct and Nlanners Club' Commercial Club5 Sewing uw 5 . , Playground Supervision Clubg Social Committee, C31. Here she is, Kitty, the fascinating girl who lures all the F. and M. Academy boys from their lessons, but we understand the light of her life is Raymond. Your girl friends wish you lots of luck, Kitty, HERBERT BRENEMAN General Herb Class Basketball. C3, 415 Tennis Team, C415 Junior Orchestra, 1' ' Cl b' Tennis Club5 C215 Senior Orchestra, C3, 415 journaistic ut , Inter-Class Tennis, C41. Herbs got red hair but he won't admit it. Red is one of our tennis stars, and we're sure to hear of him in the sports line. We can see Herb as a big banker or stock broker. CHRISTINA MAE BRUBAKER General Teeny Conduct and Ylanners Club: Nature Study Clubg Local History V' P e 'dent Clubg Current Literature Club5 Commercial Club, ice- r si 5 Vidette Sports Editor, C31g Class Basketball Team, C2, 315 Varsity Squad, CZ, 315 Athenian Literary Society, C215 Honor Society, C415 Memorial Day Committee, C41. A deafening laugh and then stunned silence! Something has tickled Teeny's sense of humor. Besides the aforesaid sense of humor, this young lady has an astonishing amount of brains. We wish her success-either as a housekeeper or a school teacher. THEODORE BRU BAKER Ted, Burton College Preparatory Basketball, C415 Varsity Team, C415 Golf Team, C3, 415 Cap- tain, C3, 415 Student Council, C1-41, President, C415 Honor So- ciety C3, 41, Vice-President, C315 Hi-Y Club, C3, 41, Vice-Presi- dent, C315 Golf Club. Treasurerg Vidette Staff, Circulation Man- ager, C315 Class President, Cl, 41, Vice4President, CZ1, Treasurer, C315 Senior Play, C41. Our President, one of our star athletes. and good looking. Why it is said he poses for Arrow Collar Ads in every store in town. The big brute of the class is usually found out at Long's loo-k- ing sport. Ted is one of the big shots so naturally we are interested in his future. JOSEPH A. BRUST Co-operative Joe Class Basketball, CZ, 3, 415 Manager, C415 Chemistry Club, C215 Travel Club, C415 Industrial Honor Society, C415 Slide Rule Club, C41. , muzzie, and complexion-that's Ioe. He is the time when he can be the sole owner of the Won't be long, will it, Joe? We all wish Permanent wave looking forward to Armstrong Plant. you luck. i301 BEULAH BUCKWALTER Commercial Blackie Chorus KZ. 3, 433 Commercial Clubg Travel Clubg Old Testa- ment Narrative Clubg Conduct and Manners Club. Beulah, one of the girls of our class who doesn't rave about her boy friends! She says she hasn't any, but you never can tell these days. After all, Beulah is a nice girl and we all pay tribute to her as a classmate. Good luck to you, Beulah. MARY BURIE Commercial Mary Debating Clubg Music Club: Conduct and Manners Clubg Ad- vertising Clufbg Commercial Clu'bq Chorus. C435 junior Orchestra, C23 3 Senior Orchestra, LZ, 3, 435 Athenian Literary Society, fl, 23. IIere's one of the stenogs in our class. She is trying hard to get a Bob and. Mary, '29 wishes you success in whatever you attempt. EDWARD F. BYERLY General Class Basketball. KZ. 3, 43: Chorus, CZ, 335 Glee Clutb, Cl, 233 Iligh School Band, 13. 431 Senior Orchestra. Cl, 2, 3, 439 Student Council, 1133 llawthonne Literary Society. il. 235 jr. Hi-Y, C135 Music Club, Vice-President, Cl, 2, 3, 433 Tuesday Morning Pro- gram Committee, 143. This fellow is without doubt a musician. Besides carrying a violin home from orchestra he accompanies a certain young lady- who? Stick at your music boy and keep away from women. Con- gratulations on graduating. MARTIN CAULFIELD General Mart Glee Club, f-13, Literary Society, CZ, 3, 435 Hi-Y Club, LZ, 3, 433 journalistic Club, Secretary-Treasurer, C333 Debating Club, Q-43. Mart is a quiet fellow and doesn't make much trouble for anyone. Ile ltas been scmeuliere to the mountains and we've been hearing about it. llis hope is to be a teacher. VVe wish it to you, Mart. WILLIEMAE CLARK General Billy, Willy Menu Planning Club, Conduct and Manners Club, President, Astronomy Club, Roman Study Club, Nature Clubg Travel Club, President: Mythology Club, Social Committee, C435 Athenian Literary Society, 113. Billy drives a big Studebaker. Iler trips are always to Philly to tlte l'nive1sity. Billy says it's no use to make a practise of coming to school regularly, so every other day Billy has a good excuse to stay at home. She says that Paul wants her to have her rest. Well. the best of luck to you and your rest, Billy. E311 tate RUTH E. COBLE College Preparatory Cubic Girl Scouts Club: Old Testament Club, President, Travel Club, Manners and Conduct Clubg Astronomy Club, Glee Club, 13, -H3 Athenian Literary Society, 115. If you were to hear a gentle apologetic voice plaintively eompluinvf ing about some lesson you would know it to be our pessimist Cobie. Hut in spite of all her worry she comes out with rows of A's and high scholarship. However as Ruth's ambition is to get married we don't think that will trouble her much. MARY LEAH DANNEMAN Commercial Mary Conduct and Manners Clubg Menu Planning Club, Retail Sales- manship Club, Commercial Clubg Leaders Club, Chorus, 12, 3, -H. Here's the girl that most girls don't take seriously, but a few of her close tiiends know that sl1e's a petty good scout after all, Mary likes to go to York. NYe all wonder why 1?j Mary loves to dance and s'he'd rather engage in tliis recreation than eat. '29 wishes you luck, Mary. LUTHER A. DARMSTAETTER College Preparatory Lat Class Basketball, 12, 3. 455 Home Room Team, 12, 3, 4Dg Chorus, 1-tj: Hawthorne l.ite1'ary Society. 1215 Jr. lli-Y Club. 1215 Cartoon Club, 123: Lettering Club, 1-U3 Dramatic Club, 1-Hg Golf Club, 12, 355 Getnian Club, 131g lli-Y Club, 13, -U. This big handsome athlete 1?J has one big and bad weakness and that is the opposite sex, particularly the short ones. Ile spends more time talking about and with them than anyone else in L. H. S. Lut. we wish you the best of luck and know you will succeed if you don't think of the women too much. DOROTHY DeHAVEN College Preparatory Shorty Menu Planning Club: Nature Club, Travel Club, Manners and Conduct Clubg Art Club, VVorld-Famous Painters Club, Secretary, Social Conrmittee, 1333 Class Basketball Team, 12, 31, Tennis Team, 12, 3, 45, Chorus. 133. Ile e's the tennis champion of our Class. She surely can swing a racket. Yes, any kind you want. We can't understand just when she studied as that certain party surely kept her dated up. Best of luck, Shorty. MAHLON M. DELP, JR. General Course Baldy Basketball, 13, 455 Football, jr, Varsity, 12, 335 Varsity, 1-U5 Hawthorne Literary Sogiety, 13, 455 Commercial Club, 13, 455 Travel Club, 1313 Advertising Club, 1-U, Cartoon Club, 12, 3Jg Tennis Club. 131. Handsome, Hungry, and Happy these are three of his many at- tractions, so Neffsville will sayflialdy plays basketball and other games, so it is needless for us to wish him luck because he will find it anyway. l32l BLANCHE DEMMY Retail Salesmanslxip Girl Srout Clubg Famous Pictures Clubg l,oeal Ilistory Club, Crn'luL't and Manners Club: Arts and Crafts Clubg Chorus, C353 Senior Orchestra, tl, 2, 3, -Hg Athenian Literary Society, tlj. Tl'-is girl is one of l,aneaster's salesladies. Blanthe has one great weakness. and that is Ilavid. Anyhow, no matter whom you like, Blanche, 1929 wishes you luck, success, and happiness a-plenty. KA THRYN ELIZABETH DIETZ General Kit Menu Planning Clubg Arts and Crafts Clubg Condugt and Man- ners Club: Famous Painters Club. Kit hails from l.eola, and she likes to come to school in H blue cat'--maybe it belongs to that certain party who lives in Al-itrn. 1929 wishes you luck and surress, Kit. ADAM CLAYTON DILLER College Preparatory Clayte Class Basketball. 1215 Commercial Club, 13, 415 Slide Rule Club, L-U5 Mathematics Club, t4Jg Lettering Club, K-lj. Ilere is the quietest fellow in our class but that doesn't mean when it Comes to knowing his lessons for then Clayte is there with the rest of us. Clayte also is quite a trark performer contributing many points to the Atchlian's victory. This gentleman is quite a worker and we know that he will rearh his goal in life. WILMA DIRIAN College Preparatory Willy Mathematics Cluhg Nature Study Cliuibg Dramatic Club? 'l'rave1 Club, Piesidentg Astronomy Club: Conduct and Manners Clubg Chorus, tl, 3, Hg tllee Club, 13, -tj, Librarian, 1453 junior Orchestra, 1235 Senior Orchestra, K3, 435 Athenian Literary Society, tllg Class Day Committee, HJ. And heie's the intelligent member of our class, Yes, just gaze on that forehead. those eyes, them hair, etc. And talk about dates! She has a terrible time keeping them straight. Oh, yes, jim gets his share of them. The class wishes you success, Willy, JOHN B. DIRKS Co-operative Johnny Class Basketball, 12, 3, 43, Captain, 12, 373 Radio Club, Chem- istry Club: Lincoln Club, Industrial llonor Society, L-UQ Trea- surer. I-H. VYe all wonder why Emma falls for .Iohnny. ls it his looks? Ile certainly can get away with figures. The mathematics shark! jr-hn, the class is wishing you the best ot' luck in whatever you undertake, Adieu. I-331' ANNA DITZLER College Preparatory Ann Girl Scouts Club. Corporal, Patrol Leaderg Astronomy Club5 Class Basketball Team, C3, 45, Captain, C355 Track Team, C455 Tennis Team, C455 Glee Club, C455 Athenian Literary Society, Cl, 25. Here's one of the members of that famous Solid Geometry class. If you doubt it, ask her. Ann's a good alto singer-4Glee Club, you know. If you want to make her blush. just mention Harry. Keep up your good work, Ann. You're bound to succeed. JOHN E. DOTTERER Emmanuel, lawn College Preparatory Basketball, C35, Assistant Manager, C355 Football, C45, Mana ager, C45 5 Student Council, C3, 45, Vice-President, C45 5 Hawthorne Literary Society, C2, 35, Treasurer, C355 Honor Society, C3, 455 Commercial Club, C355 Debating Club, CZ, 3, 455 Tennis Club, C355 Class President, C355 Class Social Committee, C45, Chair- nian5 Debating Team, CZ. 3, 45, Captain, C3, 455 Jr. Hi-Y Club, C255 Student Council Ring Committee, C45. Step right up, girls, and meet this handsome debator. john's pleasant duties in connection with the Student Council have won him the popularity of the entire school. He is a cavalier and would lilie to be a missionary. Success to you, john. HARRY P. DUNLAP General Course Had, Eve Basketball, C455 Football, Varsity, C3, 455 Jr. Varsity, C255 Messiah Chorus, C455 Glee Club, C3, 45, Vice-President, C3, 455 Student Council, C255 Honor Society, C455 Mathematics Club, C45, l'resident5 Music Appreciation Club, C455 Biography Club, C45. And then the lower .rigfzing like a furmLfefShal'e.fpeare. Behold if, believe il. I have reef: il before. During his years in high school Harry has proved himself a friend to all. His award as a memiber of the National Honor So- ciety shows that he is quite a fine chap. CHARLES M. EBY College Preparatory Charley Class Basketball, C2, 455 Chorus, C3, 455 Hawthorne Literary Society, C3, 455 Commercial Club, C255 Lettering Club, C455 Home Room Track, C45. Ileie is the big, blonde, blushing brute from Parkside Avenue. Cl'arlev has one outstanding characteristic and that is blushing especially when you mention a certain name of a girl neighbor of his. Charley is a hard worker andt we know he will be a success. ETHEL ELMER Retail Salesmanslmip 5 Ethel Conduct and Manners Club5 Mathematics Club5 Advertising Club5 Local History Club5 Famous Wo-men Club5 Chorus, CZ, 35. This is one of the most agreeable girls in the class. Ethel got good marks, too. She is very tall5 that's an advantage over some of us because she sees a great deal more than we, without stretching her neck. l34l J. ROBERT ELSER Commercial Speedy Class Basketball, C3, 45, Manager. C3,-15g Honor Society, C453 Commercial Club, C355 Typing Club, C455 Advertising Club, C-15. President, C455 Vidette Clerk. C459 Flower and Motto Committee, C453 Card and Invitation Committee, C455 Prophecy Committee, C455 Cheerleader, C35. Speedy is one of our honor students. although he is only Eve feet tall. But the knowledge incased in his little frame is astound- ing. IIe is very clever in tickling the keys of a typewriter and will succeed as a hodcarrier. JACOB ENGIE General Jake Commercial Club, C155 Travel Club, C3, 45. A slow-talking. slow-thinking, slow-acting baker boy-but he gets there just the same. jake is famous for his bright questions and we hope he will get an ansuer some day. We hope to hear more of you after you leave us jake HENRY ETTNER Co-operative Henner Class Basketball Team, C25g Commercial Club, CZ, 3, -45. Henry certainly is a regular fellow. Of course he enjoys being absent occasionally. Ile likes to tell us how much time he spent on physics the night before. Well! Henry, we all wish you the lLest of luck, especially with the women. ELLEN EVANS College Preparatory Ellie Pennant Committee, C355 Invitation Committee. C45, Chairman, Flouer and Motto Committee, C45, Chairman, Honor Society, C453 Ilistoriang Current Literature Club, President, Secretaryg Art Club, Presidentg Chorus, C3, 453 Vidette Prophetg Senior Play. Why should one person have so many good points? Ellie has a sweet disposition, curly hair, dimtples, blue eyes. and smiles. This child likes to go to Academy receptions and F. and M. affairs. Usually she goes home with-. Oh, we almost told. I5on't mind. Ellie, we'll keep his name under our hat. MARY FICKES Commercial Fish Arts and Crafts Club, Menu Planning Clurbg Travel Clubg Com- mercial Clubg Conduct and Manners Club, Presidentg Mandolin Club, C3, 453 Chorus, C455 Athenian Literary Society, C155 Class Day Committee. C45. ' No matter where the Boys' High basketball and football teams go, Mary is sure to be there. She didn't miss a single game this season. The attraction is a Bud and not a rose-lbud either. Mary also has a weakness for placing the pictures of her boy friends under her pillow at night and sleeping on them. Pleasant dreams, little girl, and the best of luck to you. 4 I35l fem WILLIAM FICKES College Preparatory Bill Class Basketball Team. Cl, 3. -U3 junior Varsity Football Team, H35 Senior Orchestra. tl. Z. 3, 45, Hawthorne Literary Society, 13, 4lg HiY Club, 1-U3 Music Appreciation, 1353 lllathematics, Chairman, 1455 Sports liditor of Vidette Staff, l-Hg Band, CZ, 3, 4lg Vidette Prophet. K-U. 1 Ficl-Les. Farmer. and Sullenbertger should make a good trio for the promotion of peculiar noises. Hill shines particularly on the awrights and wassamattersf' And if this boy ever goes to France, he'll show the Frenchmen so-me things about French they never knew. QNeither did anyone elsej. MURRAY H. FLECK General Murray Glee Clulb, C-Hg Chemistry Clubg Messiah Chorus, CHU. Murray came to our school only for his senior year, having at tended high school in New Jersey. but he has been here long enough to have received quite a few good grades. He is also noted for his argumentative ability in Mr. Hartranft's room. Good luck to you. ESTHER FLORY Commercial Es Girl Scout Club. Troup Leaderg Conduct and Manners Clubg Commercial Clubg Playground Supervision Clubg Vidette Prophetg Social Committee, C333 Chorus, L-tjg Mandolin Club, 12, 3, 45. You never see this little Miss without Kit, except at nights. VVe can't understand why Es likes F. and M. and Bowman Tech. But, we hear it is entirely Bowman Tech, because of a dark curly-headed boy. Hs always liked curlsg that is the reason she gets a marcel every week. The best of luck to you and l'ros! BETTY SKEEN FOHL College Preparatory Betty Arts and Crafts Club, Secretaryg Famous VVomen Club, Vice- Presidentg Famous Painters Club, Presidentg Conduct and Manners Club: Travel Clubg Book Club, Vresidentg Social Committee, 4355 Festival Ccmmittee, 143, Chairmang Chorus, 12, 313 Messiah, 145. This petite miss's hobby is dancing. Did you say partners? VYell, they have to stand in line. No wonder so many of the 'tlocal boys look blue since NYhitey is monopolizing so much of her time. VVell, Betty dear, ne know you'll be successful as a librarian, as long as the books don't have French titles. GEORGE FORREY Co-operative Hayseed Class Basketball, C455 Travel Club, CS, -Hg Co-operative Club, CEO. Machinist by trade and comedian by birth. IIayseel'y sure does know how to entertain. Stick to this art and the class of '29 will assume you of success in life and we hope to hear great things from you in the future. T361 STANLEY FORTNEY Co-operative Stan Class Basketball, C355 Golf Team, CZ, 3, 455 Commercial Club, C455 Radio Club, C355 Golf Club Secretary, C455 Industrial Honor Society, C-15. Stan is a marvel in golf. CAnid how?5 Ile is a dandy fellow, although he lives at Long's Park and his parents will not let him go to town at nights for fear he will be kidnapped. Keep after that golf. FRANKLIN H. FOULK Co-operative Franf Industrial llonor Society, C455 Commercial Club, C355 Lettering Clu'b5 Class Basketball Team, C35. Here he is-the man who sees all, hears all, and knows all. If there's anything you want to know, see him. What makes him so popular? We'll guess. So long and the best of luck, Frank. HAROLD FOX Commercial Foxie, Sap, Jimmy Basketball, Class Team, C2, 3, 45, Manager, C255 Track. Class Team, C-15. Captain, C455 Literary Society, C15, Critic, C155 Com- mercial Clumb, Cl, 2, 35, Secretary, C255 Cartoon Club, C15, Pre- sident, C155 journalistic Club, C25, Secretary, C255 Lettering Club, C455 Vidette Art Editor, C45, Reporter, Cl, 255 Flower and Motto Committee, C455 Class Song and Class Poem Committee, C455 Tuesday Morning Program Committee, C155 Member of Minstrel Show Cast. C45. The only lad in L. ll. S. that has inside information on safes. Fox can't make up his mind whether to he a lawyer or a cartoonist. Well, we know you'll succeed, Jimmy, if you can only swallow that dizzy laugh. So long. HERBERT FRANKFORT Classical Hot Dog, Herbie Chorus, C155 Glee Club, Cl, 2, 355 Hi-Y Club, C155 Commercial Club, C355 Foreign Language, C255 Chemistry Club, C455 Band, Cl, 2, 37- Behold! Here is a boy with a permanent wave. Herbie admits it. Mr. Rentz has made every effort to have this Hot Dog become a Reverend but to no avail. Anyway, Herbie is a hard worker and we know he will succeed. Goodby, lIerb. ELIZABETH FURLOW Retail Salesmanship Betty Nature Study Clubg Manners and Conduct Club5 Advertising Clu4b5 Local llistory Clu-bg Menu Planning Club, Vice-Presidentg Social Committee, C455 Chorus, C2, 35. Betty is always ready to write themes for English class. She surely is original. Ask her to read one of them for you. Betty seems to like Williamsport quite a hit and anytime during the second period you can hear her telling Dot in Civics class what wonderful times she has there. E371 delle WILLIAM L. CUTHRIE College Preparatory Von, Bill Class Basketball, C3, 433 Junior Varsity Football, C333 Literary Society, CZ, 355 Hi-Y Club, CZ, -Hg Cartoon Club, President, Cljg Dramatic Club, C213 Slide Rule Club, Vice-President, Cllg Radio Club, Secretary, C1Dg Christmas Program Committee, Senior Play Committee, C4J. Apparently Bill is destined to be second Barrymore judging by his fine acting in the Senior Play. Bill hails from way back on the Oregon pike where canaries sing bass. VVe're sure that whatever profession you take up, you'll succeed. SARAH L. GRO!-'F General NSarah Mathematics Clubg Astronomy Clubg Nature Club, Old Romans Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg Famous Paintings Clubg Arts arnd Crafts Clubg Chorus, C3, 413 Athenian Literary Society, Clj. And this demure miss is one of the quiet members of our class. She wants to study to be a nurse. We think she'll be rushed with business. The class of '29 wishes you success. FLORENCE M. HALL Commercial Waller, Flossie Girl Scout Clubg Commercial Clubg Advertising Clubg Conduct and Manners Club, Vice-Presidentg Chorus, C2, 3, -U. We can't say much about this quiet girl, because her time is too much occupied by Walter. We don't know when the bells will ring, but we all want to be invited. Florence wants to be a music teacher. She has already had some experience teaching Walter. flere's wish- ing you a happy future. J. GILBERT HALLER General Gil Soccer, C175 Commercial Club, C3, 453 Hawthorne Literary Society, Secretary, C5, SJ. Here he is Gil, the famous L. ll. S. dancer. He doesn't have much to say in school but he's different when he's out. Ile knows a certain girl, but don't tell anyone, that's a secret. Bachelors always succeed better C?J DAISY HAMAKER Retail Salesmanslmip Daisy Conduct and Manners Clubg Advertising Clubg Menu Planning Clubg Chorus, CZ, 35. We wonder who keeps Daisy's calendar fixed with right names that fit each night? The best of luck from '29, E381 LEAHOMA HAMBRIGHT Commercial Lee Short Story Club, Vice-President5 Arts and Crafts Club, Menu Planning Clubg Playground Supervision Clubg Famous Painters Club5 Commercial Club. Lee is one of the popular girls of our class. liverybody likes her. But stop! Lee's greatest weakness is out near the zoo. She's interested in a bear CBare3 and we think his name is jakie. She just loves Studebakers too. VVell, we can't blame her for that. Luck, Lee. MARY HARBOLD College Preparatory Mary Nature Study Clubg Old 'Testament Narrative Club, Presidentg Current Literature Club, Vice-Presidentg Short Story Clubg Class Secretary, C335 Class Treasurer, C335 Class Song and Poem Com- mittee, C43, Crhaimiang Basketball Squad, CZ, 3, 435 Class Team, C2, 3, 43, Captain, C235 Tennis Tournament, C3, 43 5 Chorus, C2, 3, 435 Glee Club, C433 Athenian Literary Society, Cl, 23, Secretary, C235' Honor Society C3, 43, Secretary, C435 Vidette Prophetg Commencement Speaker. Ques.-A person capable of solving the most perplexing problem in Physics, translating the most formidable Latin, writing a prize essay, and emerging without any signs of the almost inevitable ego. Ans.-Mary Hartbold. Mary is all of this and more. We bid you Vale, Vale, Vale Cdictorian3, knowing that Goucher is going to be mighty proud of you, too. - BLANCHE HARTMAN General Prof Mythology Clutbg Nature Clubg Book Club5 Travel Club, Sec- retaryg Art Clu'b5 Chorus, CZ, 3, 43 5 Memorial Day Committee, C43. This young lady's name is originality. She was one of the trail breakers in growing long hair. VVe wish you the best of luck. Blanche, knowing that your stick-to-it-ive.ness and moral courage will insure your success in every endeavor. HENRY HARTMAN Co-operative Hen Class Basketball, C235 Industrial llonor Society, C435 Commer- cial Club, C335 Golf Club, C435 Intra-Mural Basketball, C3, 435 Intra-Mural Track, C43. What will he ever amount to? Nobody knows. Ile might be a dancing instructor. VVe know that your future is bright in that line. I guess that is all in knowing how. lley, lien, how is The One. ' LENA HAUCK General Lena Conduct and Manners Clubg Menu Planning Clubg Astronomy Club, Vice-President. This fair lass hails from Leola. VVhen Lena entered our class she was its marvel. VVhy?-she had long hair. Lena has one distinction, probably one which no one else in our class can boast of-She was proposed to! By whom? just ask her who lives in Iiphrata! Lena also likes hospitals and doctors' otlices. l39l fi RUTH ELIZABETH GALLOWAY General Ruth Nieuu Planning Club, Music Club, Chorus, 13, 41, Glee Club 141. Ruth is one of those girls who doesn't say much, but who is quite woith while. Slie manages to find time to draw, and she does ex- Cepiifnally uell, even though he does take up a lot of her time. WILLIAM GARDEN General Pee Wee Liieiafy fioiieiy, 121, Commercial Club, 121, Stamp Club, C415 lluetlie ian l,i'era:y Soriety, 121, Radio Club, 131, German Club. 131 3 Klath Club, 141, Vitie-llresident. 141 g Sweater Committee, 131. Vee VVee contemplates on being a tlorist. lle certainly is a math sl'a'k and v.e bear he has just broken his second engagement. But Vee NVee uill get the right one some day and will sell us all Caflla- tirns for our weddings. Good luck from 1929. FRANK GAUL General Te, Frankie liaslzetball, Class Team. 12. 3, 41, Glee Club, 121, Literary Sojeiy, 111, Ili-Y Club, 12, 31, Commercial Club, 131, Chemistry Club. 13, 41, lileuthezian Society. 121, Hawthorne Society, 141, Radio Clrb, 121, Cartoon Club, 121, Secretary, 121. Allow me to introduce you to Frank Gaul, our master electrician. l mul: is a hard working. studious lad and is quite a physicist. 1Y1t-never' you want lfwauk, look for Koehler as these two run the lleNlolay. Good luck, 'l'e, RAY H. CAUL Co-operative Ray llailelltall, Class Team. 141, Football, Varsity Team, 13, 41, Carfain, 141, Student Council, 141, Commercial Club, 131, Music Club. 141. Pay! for Ray Gaul. Here he is. The only perfect specimen cf manhood in the Boys' lligh School. He sure does love-physics, and how? We all l'now that Ray will someday become a. great machinist. Good Luck Ray. JOSEPH GAVAN General Joe Class l?asket'ball Crach, 13, 41, Varsity Basketball, 13, 415 Track Team. 13, 413 Junior Varsity Football, 11, 21, Class Track Coach. 1411 Varsity Football, 13, 41, Literary Society, 12, 3, 41, l'f0Fif'C11T. 1-U2 C0lU1llt'l'l'l2i.l Club. 131, Cartoon Club, 121, Letter- lllg Cllibt 149: Class Song and Poem Committee, 141, Vidette lhophe y Committee, 141. The Cruz! Siler!! zllau. l,l70A'IlIAQ .11 round O11 The Noisy lmvzity Of The IVOrlff-C.'zl1'yle. This little fellow is an athlete of quite some fame, ask any girl of Gettysburg or York. We wonder why? lIere's wishing you a good future as a cartoonist. E401 GRACE GEHR College Preparatory Gracie Girl Scout Club, Patrol Leader: Hook Club, Vice-President: Old Testament Narrative Club: Astronomy Club: Class llaslcetball Team, 131: llonor Soviety, 1-ll: Chorus, 12, 3, 41: Nlanxlolin Club, 13, 411 Festival Committee, 141. Gracie is a Jill of all trades and does all equally well. She can play the guitar, write poetry, high jump, draw protiles, and translate Physics. She has a great propensity for riding in Fordsf perhaps that is where she got the inspiration for her Ode to a Dishpanf' THELMA L. GIBBLE General Thelma Mythology Club: Travel Club: Conduct and Manners Club: Old Testament Narrative Club, Vice-President: Short Story Club: Poetry Club: Chorus, 141. As we look bas-k upon our sfhool days, we shall always remember the special auditorium exercises in which Thelma had an important part. VVe predict for you a brilliant career as an actress. Thelma. CHARLES H. GLADFELTER College Preparatory Charley Literary Society. 121: llonor Society, 13, 41: Class Basketball, 12, 3, 41: Class 'l'rac'k, 141: Latin Club, 1.3, 41: Mathematics Club, 131: Pin and Ring Committee, 141. You ought to hear the girls sigh when this Beau Brummeln passes. llut he never gives them a tumble. Perhaps this helps to explain Charley's mail Correspondence. What? This gives Charley more time for his lessons and that is why he pulls the royal flushes. DOROTHY GRESS Retail Salesmanship Dot Conduct and Manners Club, President: Advertising Club: Travel Club: Mythology Club: Vidette Prophet: Class Basketball, 1.21: Chorus, 12, 3 ,-11: Athenian Literary Society, 11, 51. Dot is one of the Co-ops and her smiling Visage can be seen across the stocking counter at llager's. Can she rave? Well, just ask her about liick and ask to see that ring! Best of luck from 29, Dot. HOWARD R. GOODMAN College Preparatory GooJie Class llasketball, 121: junior Orchestra, 131: Literary Society, 13, 41: Commercial Club, 121: Travel Club, 141. This quiet, unassuming young fellow is a living example of the rule that good goods come in small packages. Hoodie is one of the fellows who just got started on his upper Classmanship, and if the marks he gets now are only a start, a bright future is in store for him. llest luck, Hoodie. l41l CHARLES HAUER College Preparatory Charlie Varsity Track, 13, 45 3 Varsity Football, 13, 45 5 Student Council, 145 3 Hawthorne Literary Society, 1-15 3 Honor Society, 13, 45 Q Social Committee, 1353 Tuesday Morning Program Committee, 145. This is one of the bright athletes of the class. Charlie is an ex-captain to the rule that brains and brawn rarely mix. We saw in the paper that the nucleus of the track team reported for practice---that's Charlie Think of Charlie when the wife says What do you mean by coming in at this time P FREDERICK HAUER College Preparatory Fritz Varsity Track, 13, 453 Varsity Foot-ball, 145: Junior Varsity Football, 1353 Hawthorne Literary Society, 13, 453 Honor Society, 145 3 Pin and Ring Committee of Hawthorne Literary Society. Here, ladies and gents. is one of the famous Hauer brothers. Fritz is a one man track team and the keystone of the L. H. S. squad. Fred can make almost as much noise as Charley Partner with his heels. Best of luck from tlse gang. HAROLD S. HEISEY Commercial Dizzy Senior Orchestra, 11, 2, 3, 45 3 Commercial Club, 11, 253 Typing Club, 1453 Music Appreciation Club, 135, Harold is one of the L. H. S. boys who own cars 1?5. Oh, yes, it runs, Vlfe wonder why his gas usually is all around Mt. joy. VVell, we won't give you away, Harold. Good bye and good luck, JOHN F. HEISLER Commercial lawn Class Pastkettball. 1153 Varsity Track, 12, 3, 453 Hi-Y Club, 1453 Commercial Club, 11. 2, 3, 45, President, 14,5 Christmas Play, 1453 Pin and Ring Committee. 145. This big blonde 1somewl:at5 is the guy that grabs off all the women. They tlock around him like tlies at a picnic. Maybe that's the reason he can't get to school befoie 8:-HZ a. m. So long. jawn, and best wishes of '29 go with you. AMY T. HELM College Preparatory Amy T. Debating Clubg Oiperetta Clubg Dramatic Clubg Conduct and Manners Club, Travel Club: Short Story Club, Presidentg Old Testament Narrative Club, President: Class Historian, 13, 453 Social Committee, 13, 45, Chaiiman, 1353 Senior Play Committee, 1453 Chorus, 135 5 Athenian Literary Society, 115. Hey, Kids, did you hear the joke abont +That's the way Amy usually greets the gang. It's gene:ally a Scotch joke, too. Amy was assistant director of the class play. Our best wishes go with you. Amy. E421 elle FRANCIS J. HENNESSY General Frank Manager of Track Team, 145: Slide Rule Club, 1455 Latin Club, 1455 Class Play, 145, Chapel Program Committee, Assistant Librarian, 13. -45. Frank's big weakness is the use of newly invented 1they seem so to us5 twenty-six letter words. Besides being a walking dictionary, this boy has time to be an A student. VVe'll be waiting to buy your Hennessy's Abridged Dictionary as soon as it comes oft' the press. ROBERT B. HERR General Bob Hawthorne Literary Society. 11, 253 lland, 11, 251 Secretary of Chemistry Club, 13, 455 Radio Club, 1355 Science Club, 115. This fine lad is to be found any evening holding up the pole at lCshleman's Drug Store. I5on't rush, girls. VVe have it straight that Bob trequents Columbia too, but he ought to make a. good Christian lindeavor Leader. S'long, liob. DALE HERSHEY Commercial Dub Commercial Club, 135. This is the fellow who never annoys anyone by talking. lle must be too tired to say anything. VVe all have hopes for his getting some ambition, VVe surely do hope you'll succeed, Ullabef' Let us know when you Find Albert 11, 1the Sargent 5. PAUL H. HERSHEY General Guitar Class Basketball, 12, 3, 45, Captain, 12, 3, 453 Track Team, 13, 45, Commercial Clutb, 12, 355 Slide Rule Club, 13, 453 Chem- istry Clutb, 125, Cheerleader, 12, 3, 45, llead Cheerleader, 13, 453 Class lllay Committee, 145, Class Vice-llresident, 145. 1iaittor is the person behind the wheel of that odd antique thing seen and heard all over Lancaster. He Halls it his Car or l ord but we know better. Gaitor made a very tlne cheerleader, so we all say to you: Good luck. HENRY N. HILLARD General Hen llonor Society, 1-151 Commercial Club, 1353 Music Appreciation Club, Hawthorne Literary Societyg Travel Clubg Class llistorian, 1453 Social Committee, 145, l,i1lllllllCll1'6lllClll Speaker. A man of action and not words-llen llillard. That is why he gets such good marks. Also why we know so little concerning his numerous dates nith the females. lien is a hard worker and will make htis mark in the world by himself. Good luck, llen. l43l GRA YCE HOOVER Commercial Grayce Vocations for VVomen Club: Girl Scout Club: Travel Club: Playground Supervision Club: Conduct and Manners Club: Com- mercial Club, President: Athenian Literary Society, tlj. One of the few quiet, timid girls in our class is Graycte f?l. VVe believe this modest young lady has something up her sleeve. Maybe it's Harvey, but perhaps we had better ask Howard about that. Enough said! VVe won't tell all about you. Grayce. CATHERINE M. HORNER General Kit Manners and Conduct Club, President: Famous Painters Club: Menu Planning Club, Vice-President: Arts and Crafts Club: Retail Selling Club, Se:retary: Hook Club: Festival Cfwmmittee, Call. Here comes Kit -chewing-gum and all. Vile hear that a young man spent a whole evening Waiting to give her some fresh gum. But even then, this doesn't spoil our Kit. Little girls with dirnpled cheeks are always in demand. GERALD S. HOUGENTOGLER Co-operative Class Basketball, K-tl: Tiavel Club, C3, -tl: Industrial Honor Society, t-ll: Co-operative Society, CSJ. Gerald: tlie boy that positively can not be serious. He just in- sists in making some sort of noise in class. VVe all wonder how he gets along in the shop and what he intends to be. VVhatever it is: the class wishes him luck. MARK HUBER General Hubie Hawthorne Literary Society, f-tl: Ili-Y Club, Q-tl: Debating Society, 141: Debating Team, Q-tj. ltlark is a debater and one of our bright students. Ile is especially adapt at getting through classes without studying. Mark only came to us during the junior year but this gave him plenty of time to gain a very good reputation scholastically. RAYMOND HUSS Co operative Ray Radio Club, KZJ. Ray is one of that quiet sort of fellows in school but we wonder how he is out of school. Ray and his Brother Bob take tL1rns in using the family Hear and we just can't understand Why he goes to Landisville. E441 :Q AMW I I .rr V ROBERT E. HUSS Co-operative Bob Bob is almost like his brother except that he is the brains when he and Ray go out. Bob liikes electrical work and we all hope that he may' become a great man in this line of work. Good luck Bob. ESTHER HUSSON Retail Saleamanship Conduct and Manners Clubg Mathematics Clubg Travel Club Famous VVomen Clubg Book Clubg Art Clubg Chorus, tlj. Es has one weakness-blushing at the most inopportune ino- ments. just ask her about the diamond she is wearing. lIere's best of luck from the class for your future. ELISABETH IMHOFF College Preparatory Betty Mythology Clubg Book Clubg Chorus. HD. Betty hails from Philadelphia and she surely can tell you about the Philadelphia fellows. Iler two big weaknesses now are Paul and Academy dances. Betty's chief means of transportation is l'aul's famous Ford which breaks down occasionally on the road. The class wishes you the best of lu-ck at Millersville and success as a teacher. ELSIE KIEFFER Retail Salesmanship Elsie Music Clubg Menu Planning Clubg Advertising Clubg Local History Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg Chorus, CZ, Sjg Athe- nian Literary Society, tlj. NYe don't know much about Elsie, as she is one of the Co-ops and is in school only in the mornings, and in additions, is very quiet. 'I'hat's not a had fault, Elsie, and we know you'll be successful in whatever you do. OSCAR KE YLOR General On Class Baslcetball Team, CZ, 3, 433 lileutherian Literary Society, tl, 233 Comtmercial Club, tljg Chemistry Club, Vice-President, L3, -U5 Radio Club. VVe wonder why we see him watching the Orchestra practice? It can't be his love for music. llis amibitrion is to teach biology. In school you rind him busy mostly in Physics. Good Luck Osc. H51 HES: ROBERT KIEHL Co-operative Bob Glee Club Pianist, C41, Music Club, C2, 3, 41, Band, CZ, 3, 41, Secretary, C415 School Accompanist, C41. Bob Kiehl, the real ladies' man of the school. This doesn't mean that he doesn't study for he surely does know his oats as a watchmalcer. Good luck Bob. May the rest of the world profit by your work some day. MYRA KLA US Commercial Pretzel Travel Club, Book Club, Commercial Club, Vocations for Wo- men Club, Famous Women Club, Mathematics Club, Chorus, C31, Athenian Literary Society, Cl1. Chix, have you heard the lates! abou! Litilsf' Pretzel is keen on Lititz-and we bet the male population in that metropolis is keen on I'retzel. For who could resist heavenly blue eyes and soft brown hair! VVe wish you happiness, Pretzel. ADOLPH KOEHLER General George Class Basketlball Team, CZ, 3, 41, Glee Club, CZ1, Eleutherian, Cl, 2, 41, Hi-Y Club, CZ, 31, Commercial Club, C31, Hawthorne Literary Society, C31, Chemistry Club, C3, 41, Radio Club, Cl, 21, Cartoon Club, C11, Treasurer, Flower and Motto Committee, C415 Invitation Committee, C41. This lad ranks next to Appel for asking dumb questions, accord- ing to Mr. Herr. George has a weakness for traveling to Philly in Fords. Ask Hershey or Fickes. Adolph likes Cooper's bread from Leola and if he eats plenty of it he'll succeed as a missionary. JOHN MARTIN KOHR General Chorus. C41, Glee Clutb, CZ, 41, Secretary, C41, Hawthorne Literary Society, C2, 3, 41. Treasurer, CZ, 3, 41, Honor Society, C41, Commercial Club, CZ1, Christmas Play Committee, C415 Prophecy Committee, C41. ttjohnnyn can't decide which of his names he likes better so he uses them both. Mart is a good chap especially on keeping busy. That wind. blown bob of his with the natural curls C?1 is the best in the school. FLORENCE B. KREIDER General Flo.ssy Mythology Club, Conduct and Manners Club, Travel Club, Sec- re'ary, Current Literature Club, Arts and Crafts Club, Secretary, Chorus. CZ, 3, 41. This little lady hails from the great metropolis of Neffsville. However, this may be the reason for our not knowing her so Well, which is most unfortunate. Nevertheless from what we have seen of her, we know that she is going to make a big success of life. E461 detbem KA THRYN KREIDER College Preparatory Kitty Girl Scout Clubg Nature Study Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg Book Clubg Astronomy Clubg Short Story Clubg Old Testa- ment Narrative Club, Vice-Presidentg Chorus, 12, 3, 41, Glee Club, t-115 Athenian Literary Society, LI1. lf you're looking for a nice tall girl who ran dance. here she is. She wears a ring with an li on it, and Kathryn begins with a K, but we guess it's all right. Ask her about Bowrnan Tech sometime. She loves to talk about Edison, not the scientist, however. So long and good lurk! KENNETH L. KREIDER General Ken Class Basketball, 12, 41 5 Glee Club. fl, 2, 31 : Junior Orchestra, 1315 Senior Orchestra, Cl, 2. 3, 413 Literary Soiiety, C115 Music Clubg Debatingg Foreign Language. Ken is in the Orchestra for two reasons. to get credit, and the other reason would wear his ring but can't. lle sings bass but that doesn't matter. llis aim is to go to VVest Pointg who knows, he might be a general some day. RUTH L. KREIDER Commercial Rudy Vocations for VVomen Club, Girl Scout Club: Advertising Clubg Salesmanship Club: Old Testament Narrative Clutb. Vice-President: Commercial Clubg Class Song and Class Poem Committee, C413 Class Basketball Team. CZ, 3, 415 Varsity. C413 Chorus, 141. Sqreak, squeak. squeak! It's the Ford and Rudy. She likes to drive to Manheim: we wonder why in that direction? Rudy and Manheim met in an atcident. but Rudy wasn't excited be- cause Eddy was near. She is a good athlete too. She wants to be a Stenog, but she'll mal-ze a better housekeeper. RUTH KROEGER General Krueger Girl Scout Club, Patrol Leader and Song Leaderg Leaders Clubg Advertising Club. Presidentg Playground Supervision Club: Poetry Club. Presidentg Vidette Prophet: Pin and Ring Committee, 1313 Basketball Sqrad. I3. 413 Class Team, CZ. 3. 41. Captain, f-413 lloskey Team. 13, 41, Track Team, CZ, 3, 415 Tennis Match, C315 Chorus, 141. Any one who has the slightest trace of the blues is advised to go to Ruth, who is a sure cure for anything Like that. She also is a xzreat hockey enthusiast and was one of the mainstays on the team. Our class wouldn't have been a class without you, Ruth. LLOYD KRENTZ Co-operative Lloyd Class Basketball. CZ. 3. 413 Senior Orchestra, CZ, 315 Radio Club: Chemistry Club: Industrial Honor Society, Q41, Vice- President. I-11. Ilting-Dong, Ding-llrng, the bells of Cupid ring out their news of the happy couple. Oh. yes. it wcn't be long now. If you doufbt it, ask him. Krentz seems to think that the world is made of leisure and fun. lle knows not what work is. Best of luck, Lloyd. E471 detlbem WILLIAM J. KUNTZ General Bill, Corporal Track Team, C113 Freshman Team fRelayg Junior Orchestra, C115 Senior Orchestra, C115 Literary Society, President, C215 jr. Hi-V Clu-b, 1113 Foreign Language. fZ1g Eleutherian Literary Society, U15 Hawthorne Literary Society, f11, Presidentg Home Room Basketball, U15 Band, KZ1. I 'wax not born for great affairs, I pay my debts, believe, and .ray my prayers. After History, the Corporal's greatest love is the army. He is an ardent C. M. T. C. fan and claims that he received his foundation for his great knowledge and physique there. GLADYS KUTZ General Kutzie Short Story Cltubg Menu Planning Clubg Famous Women Clubg Travel Club, Astronomy Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg World Famous Painters Clubg Chorus, LZ, 315 Athenian Literary So- ciety, Q1,21. This child likes bold people. VVe see 'her riding around town in a Bold truck with a hold boy. who smokes Bold', cigars. VVe won't tell who he is, Kutzie! She is one of the famous Girl Reserves. and a good one at that. VVhenever you want anything done, just ask Kutzie, she is always ready to help you. RICHARD LAIRD Co-operative Dick Chemistry Club, 131g Radio Club, C415 Industrial Honor So- ciety, Q-41, President, C41. Behold the man that demands strictest attention. He is the real walking library. Well. Dick, we sure do hope to hear of your being president of the Hamilton Watch Co. The class sincerely wishes you the best of luck. ARLINE LANDIS College Preparatory Tiny Nature Study Clubg Girl Scout Clurbg Astronomy Clubg Travel Clubg Art Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg Senior Orchestra, tl, 2, 3, 41. Tiny. Yes, that's what they call her. lt should be Giggles, for she giggles from morn till night. If Arline is in a class it is sure to be a funny one. But you're a good sport, Arline, and suc- cess be with you. JOHN LANDIS General John .Men of few wm'd.r are the bert ffztezz-Shakespeafre. john stayed with us and prepared an extra half year so he could enter Syracuse f?1 next year. A very silent fellow from whom we expect great things. i483 ESTHER MAY LAUSCH General Teddy Conduct and Manners Club: Playground Supervision Club: Cur- rent Literature Club: Famous Women Club: World Famous Paint- ers Club, Vice-President: Music Club: Class Basketball Team, CZ, 3, 43: Chorus, C2, 3, 45: Glee Club, C2, 3, -U. Five foot two, eyes of blue and dimples too tits listher, also Eva to a T. Esther, however can be distinquished from her sister because she always drives the Ford, which forms the third part of the Lausch trio. Esther's gre'atest failing, except Doug, is danc- ing. llere's hoping you may drive through life successfully! EVA MARY LAUSCH General Six, Eva Playground Supervision Club, Secretary: Manners and Conduct Club: Current Literature Club: World Famous Painters Club: Music Club: Famous Women Club: Class Basketball Team, CZ, 3, 41: Chorus. CZ, 3, 41: Glee Club, CZ, 3, 43. Here is the other half of the blonde curly-headed Lausch com- bination. Eva is the soprano of the duet. She has a great weakness for riding in Flint and De Soto cars. We wonder why. Perhaps Harold could explain that. This little Blossom-llill Peach is destined to become a famous Metropolitan opera star. VVe wish you the best of luck and success. NELLIE LA WTON Commercial Nellie Girl Scout Club: Music Club, Secretary. Nellie is the type to join a secret alliance. She never says much but I hear she's interested in the F. and M. boys. There's no harm in that, Nellie. lIere's to your luck from '29. ELIZABETH LEAMAN College Preparatory Lib, Lizzie Mathematics Club: Nature Club, Secretary: Travel Club: Short Story Club: Astronomy Club: Art Clulb, Vice-President: Conduct and Manners Club: Track Team, C4J: Chorus, C3, -U: Athenian Literary Society, CID. Red hair, and she has it too! Ask her about the class party. VVhen two red heads get together they sure raise whoopeef' She can say more funny things and keep a straight face. It's a gift. Best wishes from '29. FRANCES LEAMAN General Frannie Mythology Club: Famous Pictures Club: Playground Supervision Club: Nature Study Club. Secretary: Arts and Crafts Club, Secre- tary: Book Club: Class Basketball Team, CZ, 33: Chorus, C3, 45. l rannie Leaman is the quiet girl who just kinda likes the boys. She is letting her hair grow and we wish her luck in that business-VVe know what a job it is! If Frannie does know any boys she keeps awfully quiet about them. We just cou1dn't dish dirt on her. E491 ijgae area 1 GEORGE E. LEGGETT Commercial Georges Class Basketball, C3, 455 Chorus, C3, 455 Glee Club, C455 Senior Orchestra, Cl, 2, 355 Typing Club, C3, 45, President5 Commercial Club, Cl, 2, 35. This lad has the uncanny ability to get through classes without studying. His main weakness is burning up gas between Lancaster Leibanon. Well, Geor-gee, the class of '29 wishes you good and luck in every-thing you may try. EDNA LINDSAY General Cap, Ed Girl Scout Club, Patrol Leader5 Conduct and Manners Club, Vice-Presidentg Music Club5 Playground Supervision Club5 Lead- ers Clubg Book Club5 Constitution Committee, C355 Social Com- mittee, C455 Class Basketball Team, C3, 455 Hockey Team, CZ, 3. 455 Track Team, Cl, 2, 3,455 Chorus, C2, 3, 455 Glee Club, C455 Athenian Literary Society, Cl, 25. Edna's weakness is dancing. She can give you any information you want on the F. and M. Dances. In spite of all attractions at F. and M., Ed'l seems to have a particular liking for Bethlehem. Her favorite song right now is O Little Town of Bethlehem. VVe wonder! The class wishes you the best of luck and success. SARAH K. LONG College Preparatory Sally Arts and Crafts Club5 Manners and Conduct Club, Setretaryg Famous VVomen Club5 Travel Club. Secretaryg Famous Pictures C'lub5 Famous Pain-ters Club, Presidentg Vidette Reporter, C355 Chorus, CZ, 355 Athenian Literary Society, Cl, 25. Sally is one of the good sports of the class-you know we have a lot of them. This child likes F. and M. very much. VVhenever you see her and Ann Ditzler talking together you know that it is about last night. Sally goes with a boy named-Don't worry, dear, we won't tell on you. JOHN H. LUNDBYE College Preparatory Jack Class Football. C155 Intra-Mural Basketball, C3, 455 Latin Club, C3. 455 Junior Varsity Basketball, C355 Hawthorne Literary So- ciety, C25. John makes it 'hard for any girl. His sweet passive nature makes him needed everywhere, That is why he remained in school an extra half year. So long, kid. and keep away from trolley cars. GEORGE E. LUTTENBERGER Hairless, Georgee Commercial Class Team Basketball, CZ. 3. 455 Track Team, C3, 455 Soccer, Cl. Z55 Chorus, C455 Glee Club. Cl, 2, 3, 455 Eleutherian Literary Society, C155 Commercial Club, C2, 355 Dramatic Club, C45. Here we are, boys-the second of the Georgee twins and also the only boy in L. H. S. who can't control his permanent. How that mop does get tangled up. Some one told us that Luttie has given up the idea of trying to raise a beard and has started to use a razor. Good luck, Georgee. l50l ANNA MACRIDES Commercial Ann I Music Club, Commercial Club, President, Retail Salesmanship, Advertising Club, Secretary, Senior Orchestra. 11, 2, 3, 43. Ah! This is the little girl who is always laughing. VVe wonder what is the cause? Ann, that whatever you do will make you just as happy, is the wish of the class of '29. AUSTIN E. McCOLLOUGH, JR. College Preparatory Pete Class Basketball, 113, Chorus. 143, Glee Club, 12. 33, Student Council, 133, Vice-President, 133, Ili-Y Club, 133, journalistic Club, 143. Vice-President, 143, Debating Society, 133, Treasurer, 133, Debating Team, 143, Captain, 143, Latin Club. 143, Vidette Sport Reporter, 11, 2, 33, Class Vice-President, 113, Secretary, 143, just how a fellow with a name like this gets along in this world is a question to us. But that d-oesn't daunt Pete for his motto is co-operation is the spice of high school life. Good-bye, l'ete. VVe know that you will be a success in life, but don't let the women ruin you. MARY JANE McGINNlS. General Ginny Girl Scouts Club, Patrol Leader, Famous Women Club, Presi- dent, Nature Club. President, Current Literature Club, Treasurer, Astronomy Clufb. Secretary, Leaders Club, Book Club, Vice- Pre- sident, Pin and Ring Committee, 13, 43, Chairman, 13, 43, Var- sity Basketball 'l'eam, 12, 3. 43, Captain. 143, Hockey Team, 12. 3, 43 3 Track Team, 11 ,2, 3, 43, Tennis Team, 11, Z, 3, 43 , Chorus. 12, 3, 43, Glee Club, 12, 3, 43, Vice-President. 133, Athenian Literary Society, 11, 23, Honor Society, 13, 43. -lane is the outstanding athlete in our class. She has been the leading center on the S. Il. S. team for three years and has captained it through the successful season of 1928-29. Besides this, she wears for her own good luck piece the gold medal won at the track meet last year. jane has chosen for her career that of broker and the class of 1929 all wish her great success. ANNA C. McGLlNN General Anna Nature Club, Travel Club, Vice-President, Nlathexnativs Club, Conduct and Manners Clutb, Book Club, Commercial Club, Secre- tary, Vidette Prophet, Chorus, 12, 3, 43, Ilonor Society, 143, Athenian Literary Society, 123, Cap and Gown Committee, 143. One of the inseperable NIcGlinn duet. For they surely do work in harmony, in the class room as well as on the piano, lf one Mc- Glinn doesn't ksnow it. her sister will. Anna's such a good little girl we can't tell you about the usual subject. but we do know when Anna once steps out the waiting line will be long. MARY LOUISE McGLINN General Mary Louise Nature Study Club, Travel Club, Vice-President, Nlatlieniatics Clutb, Conduct and Manners Clutb, Book Clubj Commercial Club, Vidette Clerk, 143, Class Sotng and Poem Committee, 143, Ilonor Society, 143, Athenian Literary Society, 123, Chorus, 12, 3, 43. This is one of the studious girls of our class. Whether this is beiause she sits in the first seat at the teachers desk or because she likes to study, we do not know. She, together with another, is also quite a musician. Best wishes from the class of 29. l51l R. DOUGLAS McKlNSTRY General Doug Class Basketball, CZ, 3, 433 Class Track, C43, Captain, C433 Class Soccer, C133 llawthorne Literary Society, C435 junior Hi-Y Club, C233 Chemistry Club, C3, 433 Tennis Club, C33. Here we have our well known soda jirk. He, in school, is noted for arguing. He can argue if there is nothing to argue about. He most likely will become a famous debater. Don't allow the name to deceive you, he is no relation to Fair- banks. JEAN McLAUGHLlN General Jean Conduct and Manners Clubg Menu Planning Clubg Book Club. jean is another girl who did not come to us till her junior yeaar. Isn't it strange, though, that she likes Harrisburg so well since she came from York? VVell, if you want to know why, ask Izzy or Mary Fickes. Best wishes from the class, Jean. ANNA Mr.-MILLEN General Ann Book Club, Short Story Club: Conduct and Manners Clubg Mathematics Clubg Chorus, C335 Class Basketball Team, C2, 3, 433 Hockey Team, C433 Track Team. C-13. This girl has the good fortune to have as a recommendation the fact that she is a sister of a former athlete of L. H. S., and a star at that. Good points seem to run in that family for Anna is one of t.he nicest girls in our class. EMMA MILLER Commercial Emma Vocation for VVomen Clubg Mathematics Club, Advertising Club, Secretary: Old Testament Narrative Club, Presidentg Commercial Club, Class Basketball Team, C2, 33, Manager, C335 Varsity Basketlball Team, C33. She wants to be sometb-ody's stenog if something unforeseen doesn't happen. VVe wish you luck either way, Emma. B. JOSEPHINE MILLER Commercial Dickie Women's Vocational Club, Secretary, Book Club, Secretaryg Short Story Clubg Conduct and Manners Club, Secretaryg Current Literature Club, Presidentg Commercial Club, Presidentg Vidette Reporter, C235 jokes Editor. C335 Senior Playg Class President, C433 Vice-President, C335 Constitution Committee, C335 Track Team, Cl3g Tennis Team, Cl, Z, 3, 435 Chorus, C433 Athenian Literary Society, Cl3g Honor Society, C3. 43, Vice-President, C43. Make way---our most honorable president. Dickie is one of the speedy tytpists of our class and aims to be-come a court steno- grapher. However, we sincerely believe that she will soon be Helen Wills' tennis partner or New York's leading actress. Knowing that you will be successful in whatever you attempt, Dickie, the whole class of '29 wishes you the best of luck and happiness. A E521 4 WALTER MILLEY Co-operative Banc Class Basketball, f3, 43, Captain, CS, 43, Commercial Club, t33, Cartooning Club. f33, Lettering Club, 443. liassa Milley is a short, cute, curly-headed boy. VVell! Blilley is quite a cartoonist and also a good comedian. lie also likes his work as a machinist. What ever you do, Walter, the class has its heart and soul back of you. Good luck. HILDA E. MORRIS General Hilda Arts and Crafts Club, Music Club, Girl Scout Club, Conduct and Manners Club, Chorus, 13, 43. HBJPPY Musical Industrious Optimistic Lovable Ready Diligent Reserved Amiable Intelligent Sincere Yes, that's our Hilda. No wonder we all like her! ELOISE MUHLBERG College Preparatory Squeekie Nature Study Club, Dramatic Club, Travel Club, Astronomy Club, Short Story Club, Conduct and Manners Club, Vice-l'resi- dent, Vidette Circulation Manager, Q-13, Vidette Prophet, Banner Committee, 133, Hockey Team, QZ3, Track Team, CZ3, Chorus, 12, 3, 43, Glee Club, C2,3,-13. This charming young lady is well known because of her unusual dancing atbility and we certainly are proud to have her in our class. Squeekie is quite popular with the opposite sex, and has so many dates, she falls asleep in classes, making up for lost time. Good luck, Squeekie. HARRY MUSSELMAN General Haaarye Class Basketball, KZ, 3, 43, Slide Rule Club, CS, 43, Chemistry. K33, Commercial, 123, Vice-President, Slide Rule Club, C3, 43. One of the big boys of the class, Harry likes English and Chevies. He can be seen almost any night in, near, or approach- ing Millers A jolly good fellow and not a bit hard to get acquainted with. Yes, Harry, you'll pass, take the Hrst seat in the first row. CHARLES MYERS General Class Basketball, 62, 33, Class Track, C433 Chorus, C2, 43, Glee Club, fl, 2, 33, Senior Orchestra, 443, Eleutherian Literary Society, 123 , Commercial Club, 123, Music Appreciation Club, C33. The tall, lean, and lanky fiddler. but just let him start something, and you would think him a second Atlas. Ile makes a machine look like a toy, especially when with Florence. The greatest luck to you, Charlie. E531 diem E: RUTH MYERS General Ruth Old Testament Narrative Club, Poetry Club. Silence gives consent, says the adage. Ruth is one of our quiet members, but Silence is golden. NVe wish you success and happi- ness, Ruth. DAVID NEWBOLD College Preparatory Dave Class Basketball, tl, 2, -U5 Soccer, tljg Ili-Y Club, tl, 43, Treasurer, Cljg Dramatic Club. 12, 3. -Hg Vidette Reporter. tlbg Senior Play Committee, Q-Hg Christmas Program Committee. L-U3 Christmas Play Committee, HD. ULa0k my folks and you shall 51312 T112 gwztlezmuz of n'm'Iry. Dave at present has a strong inclination for county women. Hence Dave has an auto driver's license. Dave is a happy care- free lad and thus we know that he will get along in this world. STANLEY NEWKIRK Co-operative Stan Chorus, K3, 43 5 Glee Club, KZ, 35g Hi-Y Club, C-lj: Cfnnrnercial Club, tZlg Cartoon Club. 131, Dramatic Club, tetjg Mixed Chorus, L33 g Messiah Chorus, L-lj 3 Vidette Prophecy Committee, t-tj, Clasg Uasketball, LZJ. Sian is the young man of the day. Ask Stanley if you don't know scmething and you will be sure to tind out. lle hates the girls, lil es school, likes to talkg lil-:es to join clubs and oh! so many things. VVell, Stanley, we all wish you success. , GRACE NICHOLAS General Grace Poetry Club. HSI!!! 'water 'runs 1lue'f1.'J Grace is a very quiet girl who came to us during our last year. VVe do,n't know much about her but we do know she has abilityfe especially in writing poetry. Go on as you have been, Grace, and we know you'll succeed. ETHEL NOLL General Ethel Nature Club, Secretaryg Travel Club. Luhanon? Ask Hthelg she just came from there last fall, Quotations? Try lithelg she knows Forenoon and afternoon and night. Chocolate milk-shakes? See Ethel, she works at a soda fountain. l54l MARY E. PALMER College Preparatory Mary Poetry Club. Still waters run deep and Mary is very still, so draw your own conclusions. She came to us only last semester and we don't know much about her except that in everything she does she will make a success. H. FRANK PARK General Frank Mathematics Club, C355 Cartoon Club, C45. Behold! One of the rustic boys from Smoketown. Ile shoots a good game of pool and will challange anybody. Ile minds his own business and is very quiet about it. Good luck, l rank. CHARLES H. PARMER Von, Baron, Gob, Charlie College Preparatory Class Basketball, C155 Class Track, C455 Literary Society, C155 Foreign Language Clufb, C35, President, C355 Mathematics Club, C455 Latin Club, C15, President, C155 Radio Club, C255 Electric Club, C15, Vice-l'resident5 Latin Cluib, C455 German Club, C35, President, C355 Vidette Reporter, C255 Social Committee, C-155 Monday Morning Program Committee, CI5. Here is one of Mr. Grube's A number one studentsg but, wide pantsg West Point and history also hold his interest. llis heels are the talk of the faculty but there, he does not mean to be noisy. Good luck Baron. JAMES PARMER Co-operative Chip Golf Club, C45. Chip is a very quiet lad but just get him started. Ile is a very brainy young man but doesn't use them as hard as he could5 but he's a good sport just the same and we wish him the best luck in the world. MALVERN B. PENNOCK General Sonny, Malvern Soccer, CZ, 3, 455 Senior Orchestra, C455 Literary Society, C253 Ili-Y Clutb, C455 Commercial Clumb, C355 Lettering Club, ,C455 Cartoon Club. C2, 45 5 Manager of Track Team, C455 Band, C2, 355 Class Track, C455 Class Basketball, C3, 45. The best looking track manager we've had for years! Ile comes from Downingtown and still retains an interest there. Malvern drowns the rest off the orchestra out with his saxaphone, but he plays the right notes sometimes. Good luck, Sonny. l55l FLORENCE PETERS Commercial Flouie, Pete Operetta Clutb, Playground Supervision Club, Vice-President, Retail Salesmansh-ip Clu-b, Girl Scout Club, Leaders Club, Com- mercial Club, Athletic Association, 1725, Volley Ball Team, C25, Vidette Business Manager, 145, Assistant Business Manager, 145, Vidette Prophet, lin and Ring Committee. 13, 45, Class Basket- ball Team, tZ, 3, 45, Track Team, 42, 3, 45, Chorus, LZ, 3, 45, Glce Club, L45 , Athenian Literary Society, KZ5 , Honor Society, Q-45. Flossie is one of the main props of 29 as she is a member of the Glee Club, Honor Society, etc. Her main interest is centered in a violinist. She never misses a concert in which Charlie parti- cipates. We know you'll succeed in life as you have in school, lflossie. ISABEL PETERS College Preparatory lzzey Menu Planning Club, Secretary, Arts and Crafts Club, Chorus 13, 45. Boys! Look at the girl with the million dollar dimples. Izzy's motto is Laugh and the world laughs with you. VVe wonder why lzzey likes to drive her t'grandpa's car to Altoona CP5 Izzey's a good kid and we like her enough to wish her all sorts of good things. RUTH PAULINE RAUMV College Preparatory Ruth Conduct and Manners Cluwbg Old Testament Narrative Club, Music Club, Chorus, C45 , Cllee Club, K45. Ruth is another quiet girl, so we don't know much about her etzcept that she seems quite interested in Y dances Cand an artist5. The class wishes you success, Ruth. GEORGE REYNOLDS College Preparatory Dolly Class Basketball, C45, Tennis Team, C-45, Chorus, C455 Eleu- therian Literary Society, 125, Hi-Y Clutb, 42, 3, 45, Tennis Club, 145, Slide Rule Club, 145, Social Committee, C-15. Who is he? WVhy George is the ideal fashion plate, the pride of Duke Street, and as trim and prim as they make them. George plays tennis and dances and likes other things. He says he is going to continue school if he learns where She is going. MARY E. RUTH Commercial Mary Old Testament Narrative Club, Commercial Club, Vocations for Girls Club, Vice-President, Local History Club. President, Famous Paintings Club, Famous NVomen Club, Mandolin Club, CZ, 3, 45, Junior Orchestra, 145, Class Basketball Team, Cl, 2, 3, 45, Ilere is another musician who could probably be a one-piece or- chestra. She is one of the studious girls in our class. In our crystal we see her pounding away on a typewriter, so luck and gnc. cess from '29. E561 G. MARTIN RUOSS General Ruoss Class Baskettball, C413 tllee Club, C-U5 Nlusie Appreciation Club, 1,-U. llere we have the pianist of the Glee Club. lle also sings bass. VVho can tell what he might do later. Ile may be 11 farmer or most likely a big business man. Ile vomes from where men are men :intl women aren't. NYe all like 3. fellow like this. Good luck, Nlartin. ROSS SCHADT Co-operative Mase Class Basketball, 12. 3, -Hg Travel Club, C415 Chemistry Club. C313 Industrial llonor Society, t,-ll. If Mose keeps on getting smaller there will be but one job left for him and that's Carrying papers. I must say he is at great elec- trician and is just as popular among the women. The class wishes you great success. PEARL SCHLUTKER Commercial Pearl Mythology Club: Old Testztment Narrative Club, Famous l':tint- ers Club, Commercial Club, Chorus, 13, -tl. This young lady came to S. ll. S. from Reading and frequently visits there, why we do not know. but we do know that she likes to speak through a BIike. Best of luck to you, Pearl. CARL SCHNITZER General Snitz Class Basketball, 12, 3, -U3 Junior Varsity Football, C353 Com- mercial Club, 125, Radio Club, fl, 35, President, tsp: Slide Rule Club, C-Hg Golf Club, t-tj: Cap and Gown Committee. L-lj, Chairman, I-H. VVhen better milk shakes are made Snitz will make them. VVel1. Snitz, some say you took the job so as to get in practice rocking the baby or 'ies to sleep. You never can tell! JOSEPH SCOTT General loc Class Basketball, f2. 3J3 lileutherian Literary Society, C315 Chemistry Club, 4-tj. A math shark if there ever was one. joe has more different ways of proceeding into Mr. tiruhes room than a contortionist. 'T-is said and has been proved that joe takes all his health walks, as he Calls them, on King street, the far East. E571 ARLENE G. SENSENICH General Arlene Nature Study Club, Girl Scout Cluhg Travel Clubg Conduct and Manners Club, Advertising Club, Commercial Club, Vice-Presidentg Flower and Motto Committee, C-tl 1 Invitation Committee, C455 Chorus, CZ, 3, 43. Behold Arlene! Does she have intelligence? One would rather think so by her mark in the intelligence test. But did you ever hear her play the piano? VVell, if you haven't, go to the gym, some Friday noon and you'll hear her. The class of 29 is behind your for you're bound to succeed, JOHN B. SHENK Co-operative Johnny Iunior Orchestra, C215 Senior Orchestra, C3, -U3 Radio Clull, CZ, 33: Chemistry Club, C-U3 Co-operative Club. CZ, 35, Indus'- trial lloncr Society, C-lj, President, C-UQ Band, CZ, 3, -Og Concert Band, CZD. VVell, Johnny, we have to hand you a bouquet when it comes to scholastic ability, And when music comes along johnny is right there in the front row, too. VVe all hope you keep up the good work, johnny, and wish the best of luck. HELEN M. SHERTZ College Preparatory Helen Mathematics Club: Conduct and Manners Clubg Operetta Clubg Travel Clubg Art Club: Playground Supervision Clubg Athenian Literary Society, Cl, 25. Whenever you see Helen Smith. look down and you're sure to find this llelen by her side. And just think, she wants to be a nurse. VVe guess liob is going to be a doctor. Good luck, Helen. JAMES HENRY SHOMO Commercial Shame, Shake Class Basketball, Cl, 2, 3. -U3 Student Council, C215 Hi-Y Club, tl, 235 Cartoon Club, C173 Tennis Club, C313 Hawthorne Literary Society, 423, Travel Club, C495 Eleutherian Literary Society, CSD. jim has just the sweetest dialect that any child of nature could have. Ile is a Hne swimmer, a conscientious student and we give you three rousing cheers on graduating. What we want to know is v.l1en jim saves enough money to get married, which one will he pick. PAUL B. SIECRIST Co-operative Seigy Commercial Club, CZ, 355 Technical Club, C2, 41. This boy sure is small, but he has the goods when it comes to school work. VVe wish that you would share it with some one that is in need, Cklaybe Iiairl. Seigy expects to go to college and we wish him success. 11581 detltbem HAROLD SINCLAIR Commercial Sinhy' Commercial Club, tl, 2. 35, Xlinstrel Show, K-H, Foreign lain- guage Club, 135, Kilee Club. tl, lt, Nlessiah Chorus. t-ll, lluw- thozne Literary Society, Cl, 23. Another one of the Nlid '29 boys who preferred to be in a good class. NVe wonder why Sinky writes to his cousin in l'ittsburt.fh so often. Maybe that's got something to do with his interest in choir prartiee. Plenty of lurk from '39, Sinky. CHARLES SLAUGH Commercial Sleepy Commercial Club, tl, 2, 3, 4J. Secretary. t-U. Dirt about this boy is as scarce as hen's teeth on 11 battleship. llis main weakness is chewing gum in Nlr. Kilgore's room. VVe all know that if Charley lets up on the gum for a while he will be a suceess in anything he tries. Best wishes, Charley. LILLA YN SLOTKIN General Slot'tie Music Club, Girl Scouts Clutb, Dramatic Club, Playground Supervision Clutb, Astronomy Club, Current l.iterature Club, Arts and Crafts Club, Senior l'lay Committee, 147, Chorus, 13. -th, junior Orchestra, t2J, Senior Orchestra, tl, 2, 3, -U, Athenian Literary Society, tlj, Slottie is the virtuoso of our class, she certainly can play the violin. She surely does like to go to Philadelphia., but, there's zi reason. XVe know you'll succeed as IL lawyer, Slottie. DONOVAN K. SMITH College Preparatory Don Ili-Y Cluvb, 13. -U, Cartoon Club, 12, 3, -U, President, 145, Social Committee, t-H. Don has a girl in every Marcus Show, after each date he draws her picture. and on his ability to do this they accepted his membership into the Cartoon Club as the Comic strip editor. GLADYS M. SMITH General Gladys Girl Scout Club, Conduct and Manners Club, ,Nature Study Club, lllayground Supervision Club, Retail Selling Club, Presi- dent, .Xrts and Crafts Club, Book Club, Ilockey Team, QSD, Chorus, 13. -U. llere is a plaee where one always find a smile, and that is saying mutch for 'll1e countenance is the index of the mind. We can expect great things of this classmate for Lv. smile will go a long, long way. l59l HELEN KATHRYN SMITH College Preparatory Helen Mathematics Clubg Condurt and Manners Clubg Operetta Club. llresidentg Travel Club, Art Club, Playground Supervision Clubl Athenian Literary Society, 11, 25. This is the other member of the firm 'lllelen and Co. This membe' is not the demonstrative kind and Consequently the Class doesnt lcnow her so well as it would like to. However, those who have had the good fortune to become better acquainted find that she is the best kind of an all around girl. JOHN I . SNEATH General Johnny Senior Orchestra, 12. 3. 45: Radio Club, 12, 35, President, 125, Vice-President, 135, Chemistry Club. 145, President, 145g Elen- therian Literary Society. 12, 353 Baud, 12, 3. 45g Commencement Speaker. Curly Locks is one of Nlr, l,ist's standbys. John and his side-kicker l'lrieh certainly would make good debaters, especially on scientiiir terminology. 1l'hew5. Red is going to be some kind of an engineer, but also remember that Carbolie Acid always tickles the insides. i ELWOOD SNYDER College Preparatory Elwood Class llaslceirball, 12, 3, -45, Captain. 1255 Ili-Y Club, 11, 255 Tennis Club, 1353 Dramatie Club. 145. Ilefe, girls is a pole-vaulter. liver see one before? Elwood always regretted leaving the Sophomore class, why? Ask him. Mr. Ilartranft says he will be a reritlivist. Not that we think you heed it, but aerept our advice and reform. -,. HELEN SNYDER Retail Salesmanslxip Helen Private Life of the Romans Club: Famous Painter Clubg Music Club: Arts and Crafts Club: Chorus, 135. Helen started a new tardy record for tirst period class. She just couldn't seem to get there on time. However she was one of the brightest girls in the class and managed to get a string of A's on her report card. Our class bids you good luck. VIRGINIA S. SODERS Retail Salesmanship Ginnie Famous Women Club, Menu Planning Club, Conduct and Man- ners Club, Mythology Club, Chorus, 12. 355 Glee Club, 115g Athenian Literary Society, 115, This maiden lives only to love and be loved by him. Three years is a long time to wait but Ginnie is willing. May you have much luck and most of everything. l60l PAULINE GLADYS STACER Commercial Stager Vocation for VVomen Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg .Xrts and Crafts Club, Vice-Presidentg Playground Supervision Club, Secre- tary: Leaders Clubg Commerrial Club. Serretaryg Chorus, 13, J, 45 3 Track Team, t2. 3. 43 3 Class Basketball Team, LD 1 Varsity Basketball Team, 1.2. 3, 4J. Stager is our athlete, She can play almost any game imagin- able. particularly basketball. But, we must not forget her interest in the Clarinet. Most of her leasure is spent with It. Stager is a good dressmaker, so she will be an economical mate for johnny, we mean the Clarinet. PETER STATHOPULOS Pierre, Pete Class Basketball, L-U3 Debating Society, HJ, Debating Team, Q-tj. York! ls she sweet. Pete? The way this boy raves she must be. l'ete is another of the lucky misfortunates who are holding.: down three maths, Pete sure is able to debate and that ought to get him along in this world. CERTRUDE STEUDLER College Preparatory Genie Girl Scout Clubg Old Testament Narrative Club, Vive-l'residentg Travel Club, Astronomy Club, Secretary, Track Team, 4331 Chorus. tl. 3, 453 junior Orchestra. t5, -tjg Senior Oryln-stra, - t3, 435 Athenian Literary Society, tl J. Gt-rtie is the young lady who said curls were a sign of angeliff immortality. She also proponnded the theory that illumination is measured by foot-power. Never mind, Gertie! VKX- preclivt that you will some day astound the world with a brilliant and ingenious translation of Virgi1's Aeneid. ETHEL JANE STOE College Preparatory Eddie Music Club: Mythology Club. Presidentg Conduct and Nlanners Club: Book Clubg Current Literature Club, Treasurer, Arts and Crafts Club, Vidette llrophetg Chorus, tl, 3, -Hg Glee Club, tl, 3, -U. Secretary, LSD. Eddie is one more reason for our being proud of our class. Can she play the pipe organ! CAsk llerr J! l'lrldie, we know you'll succeed in New York in your Chosen musiral voeation if Hen approves of a career. Much luck, Eddie, RICHARD STOVER Commercial Dick Class Basketball, 12, 3, 47, Captain, C3. 475 Track, fslj junior Varsity lforztrball, 1333 Glee Club, 1-Hg Ili-Y Club, 13. -tjg Coin- mereial Club, IZ. 3. 453 l'in Committee, Chairman, 13, -U3 Cap and Gown Com-mittee. 145, Chairman, Q-U. Dirk is always around somewhere. Yeah, around 2:00 a. m. Vlfe are sure of Dicks success it' he doesn't tire himself walking out to see the Lititz lassie. VVe know he'll succeed if he'll only keep awake long enough. Good luck, Dick. l61l MILDRED STRATTON Commercial Mil Girl Scout Clubg Short Story Clubg Mythology Clubg Travel Club: Conduct and Manners Club: Advertising Club, Presidentg Commercial Club. Vice-Presidentg Social Committee, 1415 Chorus. 13. 41. Milly is always seen with Me-b. It's strange but Milly likes Strasburg too. She has a lien and we're sure she doesnt mean a l ord. Milly is a good sport. and a very good dancer, She's rather quiet in class, but sl'e's herself outside. The class of '29 will miss your dancing Milly JAMES SHAUB SULLENBERGER General Jimmie Class Basketball, 12. 3. 41, Captain, 141. Manager. 1415 Track, 1213 Soccer, 12, 31, Captain, 1313 Senior Orchestra, 12, 315 jr. Hi-Y Cluwb. 111, Hi-Y Club. 131: Hawthorne Literary Society, 1411 Eleutherian Literary Society, 12, 313 liiographers Club, 141. Vice-President, 1415 Band, 12. 313 Prophecy Committee. 141g Social Committee, 1313 Flower and Motto Committee, 141, Chair- man. 141, Invitation Committee, 141, Chairman, 1413 Play Com- mittee, 1415 Property Manager Senior Play. 141g Class VVill, 1413 Intra-Mural Track, 13, 41. Ilis ambition would be to take VVilly home from Orchestra practice three nites in succession. 'A-lim has good qualities, he always sticks up for what he says. Ile is a pretty nice , fellow and this can be proven by almost any female in S. ll. S. Go-'nl luck to you jim. MABEL SWEIGART Commercial Meb Commercial Clubg Girl Scout Club: Mythology Club, Conduct and Manners Clubg Famous VVrtmen Clubg Vocation for Vlfomen Club. Obi I had such a good time with 'Zip' last night. VVe hear this every morning from 'tMeb. She likes Strasburg. but you can't blame her for that. This curly-headed Miss is an expert typist when she puts her mind on it. llest of luck from the class of '29. LEON SWOPE Commercial Dutch Class Basketball, 12, 3, 41. Captain. 121: Track. 13, 41: Com- mercial Club. 11, 2, 31g Advertising Club. 141, Vice-President. 1413 Golf Club, 12, 31. One of the big boys of the class, Dutch is just waiting and wait- ing to grow up. liven if he is very quiet ne End that he is a rip tailed roarer and can lick his weight in wild cats. Adios, JGSEPH THATCHER General Joe Class Basketball, 11. 2, 3. 41: Soccer. 13, 41, lileutherian Literary Society, 111, I,in:oln Ili-Y, 13. 41: Roosevelt Ili-Y. 121, Tennis Cluib, 13, 41, Vice-President, 1413 Dramatic Club. 141, Secretary. 1413 Cartoon Club, 12, 31, Sefretzvy, 1315 Radio Club, 1313 Travel Club. 131: Chemistry Club. 141, Assistant Track Manager. 1313 Cheerleader. 13. 415 Senizir Play Committee, 1413 Christmas Play, 1413 Pin and Ring Committee. 141. llail Romeoflieel As the old folks say: Cars are the ruina- tion of the younger generation. lle e's one case where a Car has made a big change in the man. Since the Senior play joe is an indoor man. VVe all hope this change is for the best. l62l REBEKAH THORP General Becky Famous Women Clubg Conduct and Manners Clubg Current Literature Club, Secretary: l.ocal llistory Club: Commercial Club, Secretaryg Vidette Art liditor, 1-155 Vidette Prophet, Sweater Committee, 1353 Chorus, 12, 3, -15g llonor Society, 1-15: Class Day Committee, 145. Becky is our poetess. She is ltidgar A. 1iuest's only rival, VYe wonder where slze gets all her inspiration to wri'e sufh lovely poetry. Maybe Elwood has something to do with that. Becky is going to Millersville to study to be a teaclter and we know that she will be a successful one unless Elwood upsets her plans. Good luck. KENNETH K. TREDWAY Academic Ken Class Basketball. 12, 3. 453 lli-Y Club, 12, 3, 45, Treasurer. 125g Tennis Club, 1353 Dramatic Club. 145: Prophe:y Commit- tee, 1453 Class Treasurer, 1455 Senior Play Committee, 1-15, Chairman, 145. This blushing boy beckons us all for class duea which are always 1cheerfully5 paid. Ken has had a certain sivlness this yea rather like that of Pierrille. Ken is a cavalier and is bound to succeed in selling refrigerators. RICHARD G. TSHUDY General Dick Class Basketball, 115 3 Soccer, 11, 315 lli-Y Club. 11, 255 Com- mercial Club, 11, 2, 3, -151 'Pypewritiug Club, 145. Another of the original Mid '29 wl'o liked the '29 class much better. Tshudy visits all these country villages as Lititz, Manheim, and Mt, joy. Please tell us who they are. So long. BETTY TURNER College Preparatory Betty Music Clubg Famous VYomen Club: Mythology Club, Etiquette and Manners Club, Presidentg Famous Pictures Club, Presidentg Current Literature Club, President, Vidette Staff, Literary ltlditor, 1455 Associate Editor, 1455 Vidette Prophetg Class President, 1.553 Class Vice-President, 145: Constitution Committee, 135, Chairman: Social Committee, 145, Chairmang Chorus, 12, 3, -15, President, 135 3 Glee Club, 12, 3, -15, Secretary, 135, President, 135. l.ib:'arian, 145, President, 1-15: junior Orchestra, 125 Senior Orchestra, 11, Z, 3, 45g Mandolin Club, 13, -155 llonor Society, 13, 45, President, 1455 Athenian Literary Society, 11, 25, 'I':easure:', 1251 Com- mencement Speaker. Ilere's the most popular girl of our class. She can do anything at all. ller one great problem is keeping ,lake and Ted from com- ing to see her on the same night. 'Phat takes brainwo'k. She drives a car, but we won't say how. NYe know you'll be a success in the world, Betty. WILBER F. TWITMIRE College Preparatory 'lrwityv Class Basketball, 12, 5. -153 Class Tracie, 1153 Inter-Class Tennis, 145: Hawthorne l.ite:a:y Socie'y, 11. 2, 3, -15, Vi:e-I'resi- dent, 135g Honor Society, 13, -155 Ili-Y Club, 12, 3, 45, Secretary, 1253 Pub. Manager, 1453 Constitution Committee, 145, Chairman, 145: DI. P. Mu-Caskey Debating Socie'y, 11. 2, 3, 45, Secretary, 1355 Varsity Debating Team, 12, 3. -15, Cap'ain, 1-153 Class De- bating Team, 1253 Banner Committee, 1353 Pin and Ring Com- mittee, 1455 Sweater Committee, 135. If you ever want to see anyone getting A's and still not taking books home watch VVill and you will find out something. Did you ever notice how Bare and Twitmire cotton together? Do us a favor and let your brothers be the dentists, 1631 F1 HAROLD R. UHRICH College Preparatory Soccer, C413 Literary Society, C213 Hi-V Club, C213 Chemistry Club, C3, 41, President, C413 Mathematics Club, C313 Chemistry Club Program Committee, C41, Chairman, C41. Harold used to be called Heavy before he reduced. He is one diagrams. of our neatest students especially in good drawings and llis main hobby is in conducting scientific programs, and collecting stamps, although he is not much of a business man at the latter. KARL WAGNER Co-operative Benny Class Basketball, C41, Manager, C41Q Track, C413 jr. Varsity Football, C211 Senior Varsity Football, C3, 413 Glee Club, C213 Commercial Cluib, C31. His activities in the athletics of L. H. S. have been of the highest standard. VVe hope that he will continue to be active in the sport world, because before long he will be Cagle's rival. What makes him so popular? So long and good luck, Benny. HELEN M. WALKER General I Shady Music Club3 Book Clufb, Presidentg Famous Paintings Club, Secretaryg Conduct and Manners Club3 Current Literature Clubg Commercial Clubg Social Committee, C313 Chorus, C2, 3, 413 Glee Cluib, C3, 413 Athenian Literary Society, C11. Here is one of the big little members of our class. Although it may not be generally known, she was even in line for The First Ladyship of our City. Keep it up, Shorty, you'll get there some day. BETTY WARFEL College Preparatory Betty Girl Scout Club, Patrol Leaderg Book Club3 Chorus, C3, 413 Athenian Literary Society, CI1. This demure, shy, unassuming girl claims as her residence Rohr- erstown. Betty claims that she has had no romances but just the same we know that she likes Gates VVhat kind?-Oh, just ask Betty! 1929 wishes you success and happiness, Betty! ROBERT J. WARREN Commercial Bob junior Orchestra, C21, Senior Orchestra. C313 Literary Society. C213 Ili-Y Club, C213 Commercial Club, C213 Typewriting Club, C41, Secretary, C413 German Club, C213 Band, C2, 3, 413 Color and Monogram Committee, C31, Chairman, C31j Class President, C213 Prophecy Committee, C41. This boy has but one fault, playing the ponies, and I don't mean Latin trots. We suppose this shorthand artist gets his speed from watching the horses pound down the landscape. Whatever you do, Bob, the class wishes you the best of luck. E641 STANLEY C. WEBER College Preparatory Stan Class Basketball, 12, 3, 453 Class Track, 145, Manager, 1453 Soccer, 12, 353 junior Orchestra, 1253 Senior Orchestra, 13, 453 Hawthorne Literary Society, 13, 45, Vice-President, 135, Secretary, 1453 Ili-Y Club Lincoln, 13, 453 Roosevelt, 1253 Travel Club, 1253 Cartoon Club, 1253 Cap and Gown Committee, 1453 Hand, 12. 35. As jumper a man as nm' .rhafl me on iz ,vmrzmerir rltzy-Dryzlen. This is Stanley, of the tirm of VVeber and Sullenberger, Inventors of torments and digs. lle can think up more ways to give a fellow a horrible time than any 6 boys in school. Stan also is a great fellow and will be missed by all. Good bye, Kid. VIOLET WEBER Commercial Vi Mythology Club3 Nature Study Club3 Vocations for VVomen Club3 Commercial Club, Secretary, Presidentg Travel Clubg Current Lit- erature Clubg Class Secretary, 1453 Honor Society ,1453 Memorial Day Committee, 145. Another quiet lass from '29! llere is a girl who does not shirk any responsibilities placed on her shoulders, and with it all has time to greet everyone with a smile. Success and good luck! A ROBERT W. WEICHEL Co-operative Bob Class Basketball, 145g Commercial Club, 13, 453 Co-operative Club. 135. Here he is, the only fellow in the Senior Class with a wind blown bob. Bob is very quiet, but these quiet boys are always the worst as they are sure popular among the women. VVell, best of luck, Hob. RONALD WILD General Ili-Y Club. 1453 Slide Rule Club, 145, President, 1453 Chem- istry Club, 145, Secretary, 1453 Asso. Prop. Manager of Sr. Play. Here is one of the most interesting fellows of the Senior Class. He is a good worker and has a good business in stamp collecting, when time is not pressing. Ile intends to leave Lancaster next fall but we are all sure to remember him. MARY R. YOST College Preparatory Mamie Arts and Crafts ClllhQ Mythology Cluwb, Secretary3 Conduct and Manners Clllbg Chorus, 13, 453 Athenian Literary Society, 11, 25. Mamie has a great weakness for football players and she has quite a collection of souvenirs from L. II. S. team. VVe find among her souvenirs a De Franco radio, a Dunlap tire, and a Teddy bear. VVe hope you will have the best of luck at Millersville and be able to secure a position as a teacher at Lebanon. ELIZABETH ZAHN Commercial Sizzle, Zalmie Vocations for mvOIllSH Club3 Girl Scout Club, Patrol Lead!-:r3 Retail Selling Cluib, Secretaryg Playground Supervision Club3 Com- mercial Clubg Leaders Club3 Conduct and Manners Clutbj Class Basketball Team, 12, 353 Varsity Team, 13, 453 Track Team, 12, 3, 45. This diminutive girl is outstanding in basketball. She's out- standing in chewing gum, too, but there's something else she likes. What? VVell, we're not telling, but we aren't surprised. Lib's ambition is to be a stenog, and we know she will succeed. l65l The Quest of Class '29 fiifii My Class, we are leaving the school which so long Has guided us wisely, lest NVe travel the highway unprepared On our way towards life 's lofty Quest. Will you follow undauntedly rough paths and night, Or shall hearts that are fearful hold,sWay? The way oft is dark, it is true, but we find That the end of our Quest is bright day. Is the Quest to be realized? Ea-ch one in our band Must be willing to offer his best, The treasure increases as milestones are passed, And our Passing of them is the test. A Quest to be followed should be high, should be pure, And we know when our Quest is begun That our faith and our hope in its worth shall lead on, Till each one of us knows he has won. Our schools, we are grateful for guidance and love, You have shown us the Quest and the trail. We are ready to follow the way you have paved, Alma Mater, we loid thee farewell. -REBEKAH THORP, 6'i.96' 3 It ls Hard to Say Good-Bye FQNQJ It's mighty fine to know you've passed The final tests at High And that the world is at your feet, But it's hard to say Good-bye. It's mighty ine to think that now A job that pays is nigh, But just the same, you loved the game, And it's hard to say, Good-loyef' Some lessons that y-ou thought were bunk, You now leave with a sigh, And only wish you had the junk, 'Cause it 's hard to say Good-bye. The teachers now look good to you And you decide to try To keep them as your friends for life 'Cause it 's hard to say G'0od4bye. -So as Commencement day draws near, And you must leave old High, Your friends, and books seem mighty dear, And it is hard to say GoodJbye. --GEORGE REYNOLDS E661 I To the func of the chorus of The Sweetheart of Si 'W T- To Cut Class or A Tribute' fi-jfi-9 Now we have reached the end of school. 'Upon the hrinks of life's deep 'pool We pause, and wonder where to go. XVe cannot tell-we do not know Just what to reap and what to sow, And know not whither we should go. VVe each must have a guiding hand To steer us toward the distant land. That distant land-what will it he? A haven of eternity, XVhere we may live a happy life So far removed from ragingr strife, 01' place of sorrow and of pain, Vtfhere strongly toilingr under strain, VVe sigh and wish that now, as then, We could go hack to school again? Whate'er we he, our class, to thee We 0We the thanks that so far we Have traveled up the path of life, And so far conquered in the strife. VVe all have learned the Golden Rule, So now from you we part, dear school, And hope that on th-e sands of time, Dear Twenty-Nine will ever shine. ? -By XVILBER F. TWITMIRE 6'i.9Q?T Class Song We leave thee, Alma Mater, dear Our hearts so fond and true Reach out to thee, our pilot here, In the good we can always do. Our higli-school day-s are over now And we cast away once more, 7 On the sea of life which has met no end, To land on another shore. XVe'll ne'er forget thee, Mater dear, Our days with thee are done, VVe wish thee ever the best of luck In all of thy days to come. Vile leave with thee the -memory Of the class of twenty-nine, NVhich has tried so hard to always succeed For our High School so dear and fine. i671 gma Chi. fxvflltl Timej -ALICE BIRCH um --F efe-A Girls' Class History VQHYJ S WE, the Class of 1929, are about to end our High School days we look back upon our time spent at Stevens High with fo11d recollections. To refresh our minds about each other and to sum up our past illustrious UID deeds we write our 'Class History. The first half of our Freshman year was spent in Junior High School. We wondered why we were there and soon were informed that low Freshman were no longer considered a necessary factor about the Senior High. Our feelings were hurt considerably at that time, but now we pride ourselves in the fact that we are the first graduating class to have had our birth in Junior High Schools. On the eve of February 1, 1926 some of our hearts were full of joyful an- ticipation and others of growing fear of our entrance to Stevens High. Some of our older friends had told us that the upper classmen were accustomed to serve castor oil to the new recruits: this was our chief worry now. The next morning bright and early we were before the Illustrious Portals of Knowledge-Stevens High School. We entered the school with the proper amount of Freshman humilityg we were thrilled to the soul if a Senior happened to cast a kind look towards any one of us, while the mere mention of Virgil and Trig. sent our respect soaring higher than the Plateau of Tlibet. We were astounded by the antiquity of the place, especially the marble stairs which bore the impression of the feet of thousands of Freshmen of years gone by. After finding our way to the Auditorium we soon encountered some more girls who were to be our companions for the next three and one-half years. When th-e bell for chapel rang, we heard the thundering of feet on the stairs and found it to be the other students racing as if to see a newly arrived menagerie. VVe were frightened Cas first year people usually arel at their icy stare, but Mr. Peters soon calmed our fears by a few kindly words and told the others to make us feel at home. CThe custom of administering castor oil had been abandoned, so we were now quite at easel. The twain had met: East Junior plus West Junior equals Class of 1929. VVe were soon found to be the largest class in the school. This made us very haplpy until some Sophomore reminded us that 'tquality comes in small bundles. Our feelings were pinched, but that Sophomore little realized- the fire she would stir in us. From then on we decided to make our -class, though large. a success. Soon we were asked to join the Athenian Literary Society. The class re- sponded as a whole. An active part was taken by our girls in all the athletics permitted to Freshmen. The following months ran along rather smoothly although we met with many obstacles. June came, bringing exams and flowers Clilies for failuresj Then on June 27 we rushed home eager C all to show our reports to our parents. After enjoying a short vacation of two months we returned in Sept-emlber, 1926, as Sophomores. At the beginning of this year we received more classmates in the personages of many girls from the Neffsville Junior High. This year we rested more comfortably. Again we shone in Athletics. We contributed many of our girls to the Senior Tournament, the Hockey Squad, and the Track Team. lVe had one lone menrber, Jane McGinnis, on the Varsity P-asketball Squad, but both class teams Cfirst and secondj carried off the banners in the Inter-Class games. This year we assisted in the performance of an operetta, The Marriage of Nanettef' Our classmate, Eloise Muhlberg, proved herself very valuable in taking charge of the dancing. At this time we also added some of our members to the Vidette Staff, the GIGS Club, the Orchestra, and the Mandolin Club. E681 , Me df- The school year ended again. During the vacation that we now enjoyed We stored up some surplus strength for the strenuous Junior year. Upper Classn1en, how we loved the sound of those two words! One morning in the auditorium Mr. Peters announced that the class of 1929 would meet in Miss Probst's room for the purpose of organizing. This was our first introduction to our dear adviser, Miss Pro-bst. The election which made Mr. Hoover President of the United States was a mere trifle compared with our election of class officers Caccording to Ruth Kroegers opinionj. The following girls ,were duly elected: President, Betty Turner: Vice-President, B. Josephine Miller, Secretary- Treasurer, Mary Harbold, and Historian, A-my IIelm. Blue and gold were selected as colors. NVe again made our contributions to the various school societies. This time the faculty saw fit to elect B. Josephine Miller, Betty Turner, Mary Harbold, and Jane McGinnis to the National Honor Society. Th-e following is the equation for the production of a good Basketball team: Pauline Stager plus Jane McGinnis equals Gvood B. B. Team. Stinger was our star forward while Ginny used the Big Stick policy as center. Both girls received S'is'l for their work on the Team. The class in general had enjoyed .good health, but now disease poured fast. Kitty Kreider suffered fr-om an attack of the measles. QThis is a, child's disease, but never mind Kitty we consider thatj. Now our wit was beginning to be looked upon as uncommon. As Florence Peters walked up North Queen Street, a bootblack cried: 'tHey, Missl, Wanna shine? Flos replied, No, sonny, I'm quite satisfied to remain obscure. Other brilliant remarks were al-so made by different students but space prohibits their being stated here. When March 17, 1,928 arrived, we held our first class function that involved the other sex. It was in the form of a St. Patrick 's day party. QAll the Irish- men appeared in green, including Dickie Miller and Lib Leamanj. A few knee trousers and short socks made their appearance. fBlanche had a cold the next day due to the short socksj. Every one had a glorous time, especially the Committee ffl. Many love affairs, Cor should I say lasting friend- shipsffj were begun at this party. We were well on our way in the scientific field in spite of the fact that Betty VVarfel made our hair stand on end when she insisted upon playing with dan- gerous things in Chemistry class. Father Time moved on apace and we followed him. Our ambition was realized as we were 11ow Seniors. The following new officers were elected: President, B. Josephine Miller, Vice-President, Betty Turner: Secretary, Violet Vkfeberg and Treasurer, Kath- arine Boeninger. It was decided to pay fifteen cents per month as class dues. As we were now Seniors we needed a penman-ent Social Committee to reign supreme over the last two functions. The President appointed the following girls to serve on this Committee: Betty Turner, Chairman, Edna Lindsay, Williemac Clark, Betty Furlow, Mildred Stratton, Betty Banzhof, and Amy Ilelm. The Prom of December was a howling success. It rained kittens and puppies but, nevertheless, we ran short of cakes and ice cream because of the crowd. Some five hundred and fifty attended. Everyone had a fine time and was sorry when it ended. I may add that the high Seniors were green with envy. Another Honor Society election was held and the following gwirls were ad- mitted to its ranks: Mildred Alexander, Katharine Boeninger, Christina Bru- baker, Ellen Evans, Florence Peters, and Violet Weber. We now became high Seniors and received the mantle from our worthy predecessor, Mid-'29. A great responsibility was felt and we were eager to make our last ive months at Stevens High worth whiile. I69l -6-13ml an W- Our vocal talent which had been recognized before now made up the H Cream of the Cropll of the Glee Club. Although one of our class mates thought Michael Angelo was a great violinist, Miss Landgraf, nevertheless, admitted her to that musical Society. Again the Honor Society opened its doors to members of our class, namely, Grace Gehr, Anna M.cGlinn, Mary Louise McG'linn, and Rebekah Thorpe. The first prize of the annual D. A. R. Essay Contest was won by Mary Harbold, and the second prize by Arlene Senseniich. Tons of Money, a farce in three acts, was presented on May 3 and 4 in the Boys' High Auditorium. The girls from our class in the cast were B. J0- sephine Miller, Mildred Alexander, and Ellen Evans. All the actors Were espe- cially suited for their parts and interpreted them exceptionally Well. The girls from our class that served on the play committee were Lillayn Slotkin, Amy Helm, and B. Josephine Millerf Ex Oilicioj. Our class took a prominent part in the production of the Messiah, This was the first time that that great oratorio had been adapted for High School voices. The Whoopee Festival which was in charge of Betty Foh-l, Grace Gehr, and Kit Horner was very successful, both socially and financially. Our last social function was held in the form of a dance on June 21. In every way it was as good as, if not better than, the last prom We had held. There Was an exceptionally large crowd present. Now we, the class of 19219, are about to end our career with Class Day and Commencement. We have finished our Class History. VVhether our deeds have been noble it is not in our place to say. Time alone can tell. VVe leave our dear Alma Mater, Teachers, and Pals with heavy hearts as we launch our little ships on the great sea of life. Vale! Vale! Vale! AMY T. HELM, Historian. fi -E 5 V., ' E701 -hu es Boys' Class History Freshmen FTER nearly four years of pleasant comradeship and happiness for us, the class of 1929, the thought that we must leave comes with many regrets as we look back over the days spent in Lancaster Iligh School. Although all of us look forward to future things we shall always consider with much satis- faction the time spent here as very worth while and not to be forgotten. We entered these halls of learning in awe one day in February, 1926, a motely crowd of about 160 boys, hardly knowing where to go or what to do. Things were quickly straightened out for us in a very businesslike way and we were soon taught our place, especially by upper classmen. We were reminded that we were freshman so often that, while we dared not reply, we cherished a hope that some day someone would pay for all the free amusement afforded them at our expense. However, we soon began to take things seriously and our class was organized. Ted Brubaker was elected president, Austin McColl-ough, vice- president, and Russel VVatt, secretary. The student council was organized this year. It gives us some satisfaction in knowing that our class was the last to finish the eighth grade in a public school and the first to enter, as a whole, a junior high school for the ninth year. Also ours was the largest class that ever entered Ii. II. S. Sophomores NVe passed through our Freshman year safely and with no permanent in- juries reported, and the following September we bobbed up serenely as Sopho- mores. And Oh, our dignity and importance in our own eyes! I heard one of my classmates remark in a tone of triumph, 'WVell, now we have one class to look down upon, and I added, Why not tl1e other two as well? The case with which we diverted ourselves of the idea that we were Freshmen was truly remarkable. I doubt, the fact is I know, that it has never been so successfully done by any other class. VVe also began to show our originality in many other Ways. Our original Caesar translations threw our teachers into ecstacies of admiration-they always declared that they had received new light on many an old passage that year. As for the originals in Geometry, no one can say that our demonstrations thereof were not the newest discoveries of the age. During this term those elected as our class officers were Robert Warren, presidentg Ted Brubaker, vice-president, Irwin Rehim, secretary, and Austin McCollough, Vidette reporter. Harry Dunlap was elected to the student council. Those inclined to be famous mechanics, electricians, and draftsmen found their dream realized as the first co-operative course was offered. Many took advan- tage of it. There was a certain attraction in taking this course-it was neces- sary to study books only half the time. Juniors The next year rolled around and we began to feel important-we were now upper classmen, at least Mr. Gast said so. During the Junior year the class offi- cers were John Dotterer, President, Howard Bare, Vice President, Russell Vtfatt, Secretary, Ted Brubaker, Treasurer. Mr. Grube was our Class Adviser. .,,Qur class colors, blue and gold, and the shield emblem were selected this year. On the 17th of March a class party was held in the Girls' High Gym. Refreshments, games and dancing were enjoyed and many a shy fellow took his plunge that night. Many acquaintances were made that evening an-d some of them are still progressing. Those who served on the student council that year were Austin Mc- Gollough and Omar Nissley. U11 -if Seniors Then came the fourth year and we were Seniors. NVe occupied those covet- ed seats up in the center of the auditorium. All of us put forth our 'best effort in everything we did for We knew it was our last chance to do things for Lancas- ter High. For this final year the following officers were selected: President, Theodore Brubaker, Vice President, Charles Panmer, whose resignation was fol- lowed by the election of Paul H. Hershey to the same office, Secretary, Austin Mctlolloiighg Treasurer, Kenneth Tredway, Historian, Henry Hillard. Mr. Atchley was our class adviser and we owe him many thanks in appreciation of the man things he has done for us. ADD December 17, 1928, the first senior prom was held in the Boys' High Gym. As it was a success in every way and the cards, refreshments, and dancing were enjoyed by all, the social committee which handled the affair deserves a lot of credit. It consisted of Donovan Smith, Richard J. Andes, John Dottererg, Robert Beacham, Henry Hillard and Theodore Brubaker, ex-officio. In May, 1929, the senior play, Tons of Money, was present-ed by our class combined with the senior class of Mid-i3'0. The boys of our class who assisted in its production were: Joseph Thatcher, Kenneth Tredway, Paul Hershey, James Sullenberger, Frank Hennessy, William Guthrie and Theodore Brubaker. Mr. Atchley directed the entire play and deserves a great deal of credit for its success. Our class selected for its flower the yellow rose, and for its motto: Virtue Conquers All. The following boys of our class played on the varsity football squad: Joseph Gavan, Harry Dunlap, Charles Hauer, Fred Hauer, Ray G-aul, captain. Fred Hauer proved to be one of t-he greatest track sensations of the year. Class Day was a success for our class. A program consisting of musical and entertaining numbers was enjoyed very much by everyone. Our last prom held in June was a big success. And now as we are to be graduated as the class that has led all classes in scholarship and number, we therefore, the class of 1929, whose names are herein assemibled do in the name and by the good authority of the good faculty of this school, solemnly publish and declare that this class is and of right ought to be graduated with honors, as the best one that every has left or ever will leave these High Schools. For the support of this declaration with a sincere faith in the eternal and immutable friendship between the menrbers of our number, and with a firm re- liance on ourselves, we mutually pledge one to another, our fortune and reputa- tion, as scholars, and as athletes. Alas poor Yorick! 1 knew him, Horatiof' And then came the end of our high school career, Graduation. Our class boasts of being the largest class ever to graduate from Lancaster High School. Now as we look back over our high school days we can see what we have done that wasriivorth while and in all ways we have tried to uphold the standard of Lancas- ter igh School. May all the following classes strive to uphold and preserve its traditions as Me have tried to do. And thus, with a fond farewell, we part, Dear Old Alma ater. A -HENRY HILLARD Q.'fl7w 9 U21 -A-N-9 Girls' Class Will E, the class of 1929 of Stevens Iligh School, being of mature age and sound and disposing mind, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. Item : To the Mid-'30 class, we bequeath our responsibilities, our Senior stateliness, our startling ideas and all other remarkable achievements. Item: To all -succeeding classes, our good looks. Item: To Miss NValt0n, an orderly gym class With clean middies. Personal Items: 1. To 2. To 3. To 4. To 5. To 6. To 7. To 8. To 9. To 10. To teams. 11. To 12. To 13. T.o Item: Evangeline Salorio, Jane McGinnis's athletic figure. Lonnie Kahley, Dickie Miller 's talkativeness. Slinky Harnish, Grace Nich0las's height. the Lander twins, the Lausches' ability to baffle the teachers. Esther Shenk, Blanche Hartman 's outstanding characteristics. Gladys Hickey, Mildred Alexander's brilliancy. Beaty Aierstock, Mary Fickes's foundness for athletes. Marie Bolibach, Lillayn Sl0tkin's poise as a model. Ruth Ecklin, Amy IIelm's Weakness for ---l-. Ruth Nlfeidner, Mamie Y0st's souvenirs of the football and basketball Alice Fritz, Squeekiel' Muhliberg's dancing ability. Helen Theal, Lizzie Leaman's naturally curly red hair. WAI Johnson, Gertie Steudler's innocency. To the Mid-'30 class, better vocabularies than ours. l731 .l C-ee Class Will E the class of 1929, mentally and morally sound, irmbued with the know- ledge of higher learning do l16'I 9'lJy make known to the public that this is the last will and testament drawn up and published by our class. We bequeath : C13 C25 C35 C43 C55 To the Mid Seniors, our mastery over the under classmen. To the Mid Sophs, material for a football team. To the faculty, a better bunch of rowdies. To L. H. S. a better class than ours Clf possiblej. . Personal Items: a. Andes wills dancing atb-ility to Mellinger. b. Beacham wills his IRON MAN TACITICSH to Irwin Rehm. c. Dotterer gives his athletic ability to Billy Dietrich. d Gavan gives his Willow St. car pass to any rube that Wants it. e. Webeii wills an ou11ce of poison to Katzman. f. Sullenbergrer wills to Mr. Hartranft another student as good as he was. g. Dunlap passes his feminine appeal on to Bauer. h. Ted Brubaker wills his power over women to Forney. i. Thatcher his masculine physique to Bennett. j Appel passes his inquisitiveness to his brother. k. ElVPcCollough gives knowledge of French to Nissly. 1. Appel lends his vocabulary to Hoffman. 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A l :gem :xomm 1 Wotaoigm auth: I I - bpgw ASPEN u Exam :REQAOMI Emam ZCOQZ I gwsgm 2,3353 t 'EWHUEW Zhgiwz l emtwgm zhwemz opsgw :EMT l Exim aging? ' h I A tam zoo? 1 : 2 H ll5NEEUm MSU I :aim 2302: NNRQE lf'83'1A ------E J-I A Sport Resume of 1929 f'YJf'N!J N the spring of 1926, two little insignificant Freshmen marched into Miss Sicklerls room. Gathered about the coach were the sport luminaries of the day. Timidly, one of the Freshmen inquired, May Freshmen go out for track'? . There was a deafening roar from the elite, but the Freshman received a favorable answer. That day rnarked the beginning of three years of athlenc service for Stevens High by the girls of 1929. The Freshmen took part in the track meet. Clur favorne sport fneedlessto sayj upon our return to schoolin the faH was that of tormenting the Freshmen. However, some few of us took an interest in tennis and hockey, but they were not for us. We knew too little about them. Basketball soon loomed upon the horizon. Tired of being in the background our class started to forge ahead. We knew as little about basketball as hockey, but that made no difference, as we were determined to learn. Jane McGinnis served as center on the Varsity. Our class teams surprised everyone by carrying off both banners. These teams were captained by Mary Harbold and Eva Lausch. Track again ! 0ur girls aided in the defeat of Shippen. 1929 was no longer a back number. Juniors! Tennis? Good. We were well represented. Hockey? Better! Jane McGinnis made the team. Basketball? Best! ! The Varsity Squad was composed of nearly all 1929 girls, among whom may be mentioned Ruth Kreider, Emma Miller, Mary Harbold, Ruth Kroeger, Elizaabeth Zahn, Pauline Staiger, and Jane McGinnis. Two, Pauline St-ager and Jane McGinnis, received berths on the Varsity t-eam and were awarded the first lS's given to the class. Nevertheless, our class team was sacrificed for the Varsity. The first team lost the banner, but the second, captained by Anna Ditzler, retained its laurels. VVith the first appearence of spring, the girls could be seen practicing for the annual track meet. Among these were Elizabeth Zahn, Ruth Kroeger, and Jane McGinnis. The track medal was won by Jane McGinnis, who totalled seventeen points Only one year to go! The leaders of the school! Surely we must prove it. Did we? Dorothy DeHaven was runner up in tennis. Edna Lindsay, Ruth Kroeger, and Jane McGinnis served on the Varsity Hockey team, the last men- tioned receiving her HS. The Senior team also won the Inter-Class tourna- rnent. The basket-ball squad was composed of the same girls as those who repre- sented the class in their Jiinior year, with one exception. Florence Peters joined us. Four made the regular varsity. They were Elizabeth Zahn, Ruth Kreider, Pauline Stager, and Jane McGinnis, the latter being elected captain. S's were awarded to Jane McGinnis and Pauline Stager. The Senior class team romped away with honors again. They were asbly captained by Ruth Kroeger, who had experience with the varsity. The athletes of 1929 are grateful to dear old Stevens High for the privilege of representing it. We relinquish our places to those coming on, all the while hoping that.they may uphold the records set by us. Follow the code of good sportsglanship no matter what the sacrifice may be. Play clean and you shall succee . E841 Boys' Sport Resume of 1929 As lowly sophs we entered L. H. S. with the fond but far fetched idea of doing wonders in the line of sports. Through this period we placed Wagner, Gaul, Gavan, Dunlap and Delp on the Jr. Varsity football squad and Gavan and Delp on the Jr. Varsity basketball squad. Then on becoming juniors we stepped out and decided to do big things. The result was that Gaul, Wagner, Gavan, and Dunlap landed berths on the Varsity football squad. ln basketball and track Delp, Dunlap, and Gavan upheld our colors. Then on becoming Seniors everyvbody joined forces and took L. H. S. sports strong- hold by storm. Fred and Charlie Hauer, XVagner, Gaul, Gavan, Dunlap proved their mettle on the gridiron, Gaul having been selected Captain, and Ted Brubaker, Gavan, Dunlap, and Delp helped Lancaster High put out one of the best basket- ball teams in the history of the school. In track Fred and Charlie Hauer, Hershey, and Gavan helped the team in its quest of honors. In golf we were glad to see Ted Brubaker and Bobll Beachman and Stan Fortncy upholding our standards on the links, Brubaker developing into one of the best ever listed on the school's records. On the clay oblong we watched with some pride the doings of the tennis team and noticed especially the fine work of Breneman and Reynolds, who did much to rank Lancaster High School among the best in this sport. The old and almost forgotten game of soccer was revived and it was sup- ported by many seniors who practiced diligently to givethis sport a more firm footing in the future. The Intra-Mural track team composed of seniors outclassed all competition to win in a neat senior fashion. Thus you see we have been well represented and we are proud of our boys who gave their best to help place Lancaster High on the pinacle she now holds. LZTLZW Letter Men kfwkfx Football Basketball Chas. Hauer C-lj Gavan C45 lVagner Q45 Delp Q41 Gaul 13, 43 Managers Dunlap C45 Gavan C41 Pennock, Track Appel, Track Dotterer, Football --Us ll' lS5l Track Fred Hauer C41 Chas. Hauer C45 Gavan C3, 45 Tennis Reynolds Breneman 44 -4- Girls' Calendar Freshman Year February 1, 1926-Entered Stevens High. Qlt was a terribly rainy dayj, Fe'bruary 2, 19276-VVere shown to wrong rooms by Sophisticated Sophomoresf' March 17, 1926-Was announced from tl1e platform by a Senior that We looked green. QVVe thought we had overcome thatj. April 9, 1926- NVilly'l Dirian and Tiny Landis acted Carmen in study hall. June 24 ,1926-Some of us attended 'Commencement Sighed because we had to Wait three more years. Sophomore Year Selptemlber 1, 1926-Showed incoming Freshman to the wrong rooms. fFelt much relieved, for revenge is sweet, especially to womenj. October 7, 1926- Bernie Bachman located the Nile River in Spain. March, 1927-Mad rush on sale of Videttes. Picture of the 'tgangn CAmy Helm, Tiny Landis, etc.j in it. May, 1927-Basketball teaim won championship of both Hrst and second teams. June 2'0, 1927- 'Squeekie Muhllberg and VVilly,' Dirian played tag at the Prom. Junior Year September, 1927-Class Organized. October 17, 1927- Dicky Miller given lessons in talking slower. Novemlber 24, 1927-Class members learned to swim at Vlfilliamsport game. February, 1928-Jane MleGinnis stated that she was becoming a great horse- woman. QHeard at entrance to Latin Classj. March 16, 1928-Our class party. Many romances started. May 23, 1928-Amy Helm became historical CHystericalj. Senior Year September, 1928-Reached class where we were supposed to act digniiied. October, 1928-Learned that we could curl our hair in the lab by steam during experiments on heat. Novemlber 25, 1928-Second trip to VVilliamsport. CNo swimmingj. Decemlber 7, 1928-Our Senior Hop. Big struggle with the ice cream bricks. March 11, 1929-aSeniors took to wearing hair ribbons. April 23, 1929-Betty Fohl distinguished herself in gym? 'il ? 7 June 7, 192i9-Whoopee Festival. June 17, 1929-Senior Mantle Exercises. Cllonestoga overflowed its banksj. June 21, 1929-Senior Prom. ClVlore VVhoopee,'j. June 23, 1929-Baccalaureate Sermon. June 24, 1929-Class Day. CVVho said something about prophecies? Don 't evskl ! June 25, 1929-Commencement. Sighed because we didn't have three more years. What? June 26, 1929-That's all, there isn't any more. E861 M-E -7 Boys' Calendar -'YJFQJ WRITTEN IN BLANK VERSE - O 1.. Freshman Year February 1, 1926-Advaneed 'Crops fAcademic Agregationj entered with deep regret. , February 3,-1926-Received our first lecture on how to act now that we were grown up. February 5,-1926-XVere educated as to the teachers' nicknames. June 7, 1926-- Henbiei' Frankf0rt's first adventure in smoking fnever againj. 1 Sophomore Year September-The real '29 class entered L. H. S. September 15, 1926-Charlie Parmer got this first pair of 27 inch pants. September 1926-Teaellers all marveled at ability of our elass. February 1, 1927-Fellows learned how to write their own admits Ctaught by Mid- '29 elassj. May 13, 1927-MeCo1lough's theory of bull slinging advanced. Junior Year September 3, 1927-Mr. Gast gave us our first formal address on the duties of an upper elassman. December 4, 1927-- Jinnnie Sullenberger joined the orchestra to sit next to ll ' 5! NV1lly. March 15 1928-Love affairs s rane' u at our class wart as flowers in the fields. , 7 . . D . - . June 26, 1928-Plunged into lifeis stream and emerged into the Senior Class. my l Senior Year 1928-29-1929's athletes brought home the bacon. 1928-29- Ted Brubaker learned to take dirt like a man Ceongratulationsj. December 17, 1928-Gave the biggest, best, and most successful p1'01n ever Cplenty of refreshmentsl. May 14, 1929-Class set a new reeord-three thermometers broken in one day in Physics-CQ 581.50 per. May 17, 1929-Mr. Hartranft's classes adopted the slogans of' White Micei' and Guinea Pigs. May 29, 1929-Peanut Bennett began to act grown up with Old Goldsf' June 13, 1929-The final judgment day eame. June 23-26-The yearly pilgrimage to Leola's leading hash-house and beanery. June 216, 1929-Bade the teachers adieu, got our diplomas, and left forever and a day. I371 -W- gg-as Retail Salesmanship ITH this issue of the Vidette Annual we recognize the graduation of the first group from the Retail Salesmanship or C0-operative Course of the Stevens High School. Thirteen girls of the 1929 class have com- pleted the full two years of work required in this course. Members of preceding classes have taken some of the work offered and are continuing in the work of retailing instores and schools. VVith each semester more girls have shown an interest in the course, proving its value and its right to a place in the curriculum of the school. In addition to the viewpoint of the girls there is that of the city merchants who seem to be much interested in the work and co-operating to the best of their ability. Much commendation has been given the memlbers of the course by the merchants who have employed them. If one is to judge by this, the course must meet a felt need in the community. During the school year 1926-1927 merchants of the city expressed a desire for employees trained for salesmanship prior to their employment in the store. Through the co-operation of the Federal Government under the Smith-Hughes Act and the merchants of the city, together with the school authorities, the course for the preparation of sales people was effected. With September of 11927, at the beginning of the school term, the course began with sixteen girls enrolled, some for the full two-year course, others for the remaining months of their high school work. The principles of retailing are taught, also a survey of the types of retailing stores. This does not limit the group to any one type of salesmanship, but pre- pares them for a wide range of work. The individuals, however, are given an opportunity to express their own tastes by the type of salesmanship they prefer, so that it is evident that personality and individuality are not ignored. NVith the graduation of this group from the Stevens High School vacancies may occur in the school for the newcomers in the course, many of the girls, how- ever, will continue in the same position now held or advance to more responsible ones, the merchants of the city, through the Chamber of Commerce, preparing to take care of the next group to take the course in school. s- 3, Y SL ISST fe -d- . M I 4 rv. W' 01' R11 la- v k a- fl, I af, N B A6115 LN s c --' ,Q , F3 W do ' Ss 45 RQ X I -Q - + 1 np-F f .--f -'- -Z,,, L ,Z lSlI diem Extra Curricular Activities fkifii STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Club World Famous Pointers . . . Playground Supervision . . . Current Literut ure ...... Conduct uud Mouuers Music Club ........... Advertising Club ......... Junior Commercial Club . . Senior Commercial ...... Old Testament Narrative .. Girl Scout CPatrol lieadersj Travel Club .... Nature Study ., Book Club ......... Astronomy Club . . . Mythology Club ....... Conduct cmd Manners . . . Conduct and Mariners . . . Salosmauship ......... Poetry Club .......... Arts and Crafts Club .... Famous lVo'mcu Club .... Menu Plzmuiuy Club ..... Famous Pictures and Famous Buildings ...... 6 'QgJ6'S9 Presiding Officer SARAH LONG . MARY JANE BRUBAKER . . . . . . . BETTY TURNER . . . MADELINE HARNISH RUTH MAU RUTH URBAN . . . .ELIZABETH KACHEL . B. J OSEPHINE MILLER r NYIOLIET VVEBER - ANNA NIACRIDES ARLENE SENSENICH L AMY HELM - KATHRi'N SHEAFFER l BEULAH METZGER i JEAN ECKERT L GLADYS WILSON NANCY EBY . . . . . NANCY RIFE BETTY FOHL . . MILDRED ALEXANDER . . . . VIRGINIA LEIBLEY . . . HELEN HANNA . . . . ELLA OESCHGER . . . ALBERTA SOUDERS .. . . RUTH KROEGER JANESUMMY LILIAN SMITH - BETTY BANZHOF HELEN SHENBERGER . . . MARGITERITE GIBSON JEAN MACBETH ' LOUISE MIoHAELIs S. H. S. Guitar and Mandolin Club finfk.: HE S. H. S. Guitar and Mandolin Club, under the direction of Mr. Wittell did very fine work this last semester. NVith the undergraduate member- ship increasing, the club promises to be a bigigxer and better one each year During- the past semester the bigrgest event of the club was the part it took in the concert on March 8. It has also taken part in several Parent-Teacher,-S meetiiigs both at Stevens High School and at other schools. It is always CII- thusiastically received. With its present aIId past record we predict a bright future for the club under the able leadership of Mr. VVittell. The following members of the club are in the class of 1929: Alice Birchall Mary Fickes Buelah Buckwalter Esther Flory Mary Roth Betty Turner, Accompauist l90l am- -em- Extra Curricular Activities f'iJf'Q.J Club President Ilrul-thorue Literary Soriety WVILLIAM KUNTZ El1'u.tl1erinu literary S0l'iI'l'jj .. .... RICHARD WVILSON l'0uzn1err'inl Club .......... -.... J UHN HIGISI-ER Debating Club .... . . . JOHN l70'I 1'lSRER Dramzatic Club .. PRYOR NElll!ER Liucolu Club .. CHARLES llfTILLER Technical Club RICHARD WVARREN Cartoon Club .... DONOVAN SMITH Truv1'I Club .... .... R ALPH DE FRANCO Chmuistry Club .................... ...... I IAROLD llHR,IC1I M usif' Appreciation Club ............. WVINCENT ALEXANDER Order of Accurate and Artistic Typists . . . .... GEORGE LEGGETT Advertising Club ..................... ROISERT ELSER Tennis Club .... ..... W ILLIAM LINES Stump Club . . . ........ GERALD LESTZ Latin Club ..... CHARLES GLADFELTER Iultteriug Club .... ................. ........... . I OE GAVEN 6'i...96'i.J Student Council rwjrw-, The Student Council, headed by Ted Brubaker, has done much good for the school during the past year. The Hi-Y Scholarship Fund was increased by one hundred dollars, a wedding present was purchased for Mr. Gast, ice cream and candy were sold, a year book started, a moving picture machine was paid for, and the eounc-il has a Treasury balance of over f1'S30'01.'0'0. Member.: Senior Mid-Senior Junior J. Dotterer A. Loeb R. VValker C. Hauer R. Herr D. Rengier, Secretary R. Gaul R. NVolfe V. Alexander T. Brubaker, President E. Ilaller, Vice-I'resicleut EJ:-Ojfficio Ex-Ojiicio EJ-Ojjzicio l Mid-Junior Sophomore Mid-Sophomore J. Butler W. Calder J. Butts R. Huss R. Miller, Ex-Ojicio P. King, Ex-Officio Marshall, Ex-Officio l91 l Class Crgauizations f'iJ fi: SECOND SEMESTER-1929 GIRLS 1929 l'reside1zf-J OSEPHINE lldILLER lv7:06-I,l'6'S'ill0'Iliff-BETTY TURNER Seereiary-VIOLET XVEBER TVGIISll-IPI'-ITATHARINE BOENINOER HiSf0l'7l1IWfAMY HELM 1930 Pl'6S'fd67lffJANE SIIMMY Vice-Presidre'nIt+SUsAN BYER-LY Secretary-Trensm'er-RUTH MAU II 1Sf0I 1lI'Il-lHARY JANE BRIIBAKER 1929 Our Senior Class Officers PI'f'S7:dl IZf-TED BRIIEAKER Vice-Premiflent+CHARLES PARMER Sf'Cl'C'fI1l'.U--AUSTIN MOCOLLOIIGH Tl'PflS1ll'CI'--KENNETH TREDVVAY COIWII-ffl-JOHN DOTTERER CHAS. HAIIER RAY GAUL 1930 PI'6'8'lll'f'7lffhYINCENT ALEXANDER Vice-President-'1'OIvI SMITH Secretary-LOIIIS Loss TITIISIIITI'-AJOHN SCHAEFFER fY0Il7lC1I-DIXNIEL RENGIER ROBERT VVALKER 1931 I'r'c'sir1r1zf-ROBERT F. MIIJLER V'lCP-Pl'0S'1d07'l1fYJUNIOR DEHAVEN Secretary-Ross MARTIN Cofuncil-NYM. CAIILER Mid-1930 P7'0.Sifl67't1fYLILIAN SMITH Vice-President-HEIIEN HOEFEOKER Secretary-PEARL KARP 1'1I'wsur'e1--IIEIIEN LAUSOH . Historian-ADA BRENEMAN Mid-1931 President-lNIAR.Y BOLBACH lyiC6-Pl'l?S1ti67l'If-CATHERINE ZOOK Secretary-KATHRYN BIIOKWALTER TI'FClSlI,l'67'-LOFISE CHARLES II7:Sf0I'1CH'l-ZOLA BOWERS BOYS Mid-1930 Prcsfident-EDWARD HALLER l7'il'0-Pl'l?S1dE'I1t-JACK FRY S6C'I'6'ff1l'.U CIA DE COOPER Tl'C'I1b1lI'6I'-IIENRY ERISMAN Council-ALEXANDER LOEB RIOHA RD HERR RICHARD VVOLFE Mid-1931 l,'I'6S1d?Wf-RAY' lldARSHALL l'rice-President-KENDIO BAKE Secretary-JOHN BUCKWALTER Uozmcil-JENKY BTTTIAER XVILLIAM HUSS Mid-1932 Ij7'US'l:fI9'l'lf-PAUL KING Vice President-EUGENE MYERS See1 ez'r1ry-RA1,PH COH0 Council-CHARLES BROSEY FSDKSD Lincoln Hi-Y rxjryj The Lincoln Hi-Y of li. H. S. has just completed its best year. The Scholar- ship fund was increased by holding: a musical eoneert. The Fisk Jubilee Singers presented a delightful concert of Negro spirituals. Three boys will be sent to college next fall. This is the chief enterprise of the Cluwb. A group of one hundred college catalogues was collected and any one can use them by calling at the Boys, Department of tlIe Y. M. C. A. A pamphlet Think on These Things was passed out in all the High Schools and a sportsmanship code was also put out by the club. Officers President-TOM APPEL Secretary-LOUIS LOSS l7'iC6-P7'68?:Cl67tf-ALEX LOEB T7'6f18'1l7'67'-PRYOR NEUBER Officers for Next Semester Pf'0S7:d67Lf-HENRY ERISMAN Secretary-MARTIN DAVIS l7'l:09-P'l'6Sid67Lt-LOUIS LOSS T7'66lIS'l,l,7'67'-RIAY MARSHALL E921 s -ef Stevens Chapter, National Honor Society ryysqj HE National Honor Society is one of the most influential organizations in Stevens High School. Under the able leadership of Mr. Oller as faculty adviser its members have been able to add several opera mirabilia to the good work begun by their predecessors. The class of 1929 has as its representatives in this group: Mildred Alex- ander, Katharine Boeninger, Christina Brubaker, Ellen Evans, Grace Gehr, Mary Harbfold, Jane McGinnis, Anna McGlinn, Mary Louise McGlinn, Josephine Miller, Florence Peters, Rebekah Thorp, Betty Turner, Violet VVeber. lts officers are: P7'6S'fll6'IIf-BETTY TVRNER Secretary-MILDRED ALEXANDER Vice-President-HELEN HOFFECKER FI7:Sf07'Tll'l'Z-IELLEN EVANS GQSDGSJ Honor Society r'Q,rQ, The Honor Society of L. H. S. has been revived after a. dormant period of several semesters. Ted Brubaker was elected President, Henry Erisman, Vice- Presidentg J. Frey, Secretary. Mr. Herr is Treasurer and Mr. Rentz adviser. The Society held its formal initiation in chapel, May 31. It has also ordered a bronze, glass front bulletin board. A new project has been undertaken. All students who desire help in any studies report this to the teacher and he calls for the assistance of an Honor Society member. GRADUATING MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY John Dotterer Lester Bowers John Shenk Austin McCollough Harry Dunlap Ted Brubaker Frank Hennessey John M. Kohr Robert Elser NVilber Twitmire Charles Hauer Fred Hauer Howard Bare Henry Hillard Charles Gladfelter QEWSJ Debating Team fiifil The debating teams, consisting of Schaeffer, Smit-li, Dotterer, and Appel, alternate, on the affirmative, and McCollouigh, captain, Stathopulos, Twitmire, and Huber, alternate, on the negative, in the llrsinus Debating League defeated William Penn, lost to Lebanon and York. In a separate debate the team de- feated Middletown. Since all but one member graduates, Mr. Martin, the coach, has been en- gaged in training a group of students selected from the English classes in pre- paration for next year. The next year's schedule includes the same teams as this year and Reading and John Harris. The new material looks good and from all accounts we should have a prize winning team. canes: Tuesday Morning Programs rgys-, The Tuesday Mrorning Programs have been of the best sort. Music, lectures. plays, and talks were given. A debate with 'William Penn, a Sophomore band program, the play by the Music Appreciation Club, an informal talk by Cor- poral Claude Tidd of the Canadian Royal Mounted Police, a talk on English with a whip cracking exhibition, by a vaudeville player, a talk on Shakespearean plays-these and many other entcrtianed us this year. The fellows on the com- mittee in charge, Dotterer, C'-hairmang Charles Hauer, Francis Hennessy, Bycrly, and Bowers, deserve congratulations and a great deal of credit. E931 -ee- --e Orchestra rx., rg, HE combined Senior High School Orchestra has had another of its most important and successful years. An enrolled membership of fifty-tive student-musicians from the two Senior High Schools has been maintained at all rehearsals and programmes given by the orchestra. A Junior Orchestra enrollment of fifty boys and girls shows the growth of the orchestral work with over one hundred players participating in this activity. Leigh E. Wittell is instructor and director of both orchestras. The Senior Or-chestra gave one of the best concerts thus far presented in the Boys, High School Auditorium on March 8. This orchestra gave a musical programme at the Senior Play on two suc- cessive nights-May 3 and 4. The orchestra gave a concert at the General Mobilization Meeting of the Lancaster Pageant of Gratitude, which was held in the Fulton Opera House on May 14. A capacity 'house thoroughly enjoyed the varied selections presented. A programme will be given at Class Day, June 24, and Commencement, June 25. Members of the Orchestra in thc graduating class:- Violins Clarinet George Bennett John Sncath Mary Burie Saxophone-1 Edward Byerly Blanche Demmy lVilma Dirian NVilliam Fickes Harold Heisey Kenneth Kreider Arline Landis Anna Macrides Charles Myers Malvern Pennock Stanley lVeber Trumpet John Shenk Trombone Lester Bowers Piano Betty Turner Robert Kiehl Lillayn Slotkin 6ise..9L4f1 The Glee Club fa:-'QQ p S we look back over the past semester and View the work of the Glee Club, we are sure it may feel well repaid for its efforts, for it participated in many programs. The outstanding event was the presentation of the Messiah in which about forty girls, not members of the club, and titty boys assisted. The officers of the clulb are: Pl'0S7ilf6'Il'Zl-BETTY TURNER lv'Z'!'I'-Pl'6SttI07'lf?FLORENCE RIEKER Swc1'c'ta.1-y-lNIARY J Ann BRUBAKER L1'brr1rfzfaiueNV1LMA DIRIAN The following menibers of the class of 1929 were mennbers of the club: Betty Banshot' Ruth Goble Wilma Dirian Anna Ditzler Ruth Galloway Mary Harbold Kathryn Kreider Esther Laus-ch Eva Lilllbifll E941 Edna Lindsay Jane McG'innis Eloise Muhlberg Florence Peters Ruth Raum Ethel Stoe Betty Turner Helen VValkeI' --- e-f- Roosevelt Hi-Y Club f'Q.Jf'Y.J During the last semester the Jr. High-Y Clutb changed its name from the Buchanan Hi-Y Club to the Roosevelt Hi-Y Club. Tl1e president was James Rineer. On May 17 the following officers were elected to serve for the coming semester. President, John Butts, Vice-President, Charles Hamaker, Secretary, Robert Swab, and Treasurer, Robert Kilheffer. Q?7GS.9 The Glee Club -'YMYJ The Glee'Cl1rb of the Boys' High School is under the direction of Mr. List. The President was Harry Dunlap. This organization did much to help the school, several times singing at chapel. Many of the members were in a musical comedy presented by the Music Appreciation 'Club. Almost all of the thirty boys sang in the Messiah Chorus which was presented on June 4. V Ql7I6'i.9 The Band fiJf'i2 The Band did not enter the Altoona contest after it had won the Allentown contest, but is waiting until next year when it will have a goodly sum of money to buy instruments, when we are sure our band will go through the state like a Red Tornado. On May 10 the comlbined high school bands gave a concert at the Fulton Opera House at which time a good sum of money was collected to add to the school music fund. 65.96553 Industrial Honor Society -'QQ-'Nag ' The Industrial Honor Society of L. H. S., a little known club, but one with surprising activities, has just concluded its second semester. The Club is com- posed of lndusrtial Students from the upper part of their classes. Every two weeks the boys meet at school in the evening and hold discussions. Each mem- ber reads a paper and then leads discussion. X-ray, aeronautics, radio, Greek architecture, etc., are a few of the topics discussed. The Club held a hike, a banquet and a trip to Hershey during the semester. The group under Mr. Mc- Laughlin and Mr. Brock left June 8 at 7 o'cloek in a bus. Eighteen boys, in- cluding their jazz band visited the factories and plants. The afternoon and evening were spent in the park. T ' ' Lee Hompsher was elected President for next year, John Gamber, vice- presidentg Norman Krueger, secretary, and Stanley Peters, Treasurerf The graduating members are: i John Shenk Richard Laird John Dirks NValter Bair Howard Bolbach Stanley Fortney Lloyd Krentz Gerald Hougentogler Lester Bowers E951 Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster T aneaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Total i to --3 Sports Review S. H. S. Stevens-31 Ci in ... SK ' 25... -24 .... 17 -27:24 -20... -26... -27 .... -18... -16... FRJNSJ BASKETBALL Lebanon ..... -31 0 . . . . .Phoenixville . .-3. ...,.Sh1ppen ,....-16 .....Manor .......-15 .....York ...,....-28 . . . . .Question Mark -29 . . . . .Phoenixville . .-15 .....Manor .......-212 .....York Lebanon ..... -32 Shippen ..... -41 INTER-MURAL GAMES Won Lost Tie, Senior ....... . . 7 2 1 Sophomore . . . . . 7 3 Junior ....... . . 6 4 Mid-Junior .... . . 4 5 1 Mid-Sophomore ....... 2 8 Mid-Senior ........... 1 9 ' S HOLDERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER, 1928-29 JANE IWOGINNIS, '29 KATHRYN SHEAFFER, '30 PAFLINE STAGER, '29 RUTH XVEIDNER, ,31 6 D6'i9 Boys' Sports Review '.46Wn46W 1928-29 BASKETBALL RESULTS Leagaue Standing-Second Myerstown... ...18 AluInni..... .. 45 Alumni ... , , , 41 .. 33 Reading .. ,,, 44 . . 19 York .... .... 2 1 . . 42 Lebanon . . . . . 27 . . . 48 Carlisle ..... , , , 16 .. 39 XVIII. Penn 31 . . 34 Steelton .,.... . . . 20 . . 54 Gettysburg . . . , , , 38 ... 52 John Harris .... ... 36 . . 39 VVm. Penn .... , , , 31 .. 33 Lebanon .. ,, , 38 . . 51 Reading .... , , , 37 . . 46 York ......... , , , 33 . . 49 John Harris .... , , , 29 . . 47 Gettysburg' . . . , , , 43 . . 22 Steelton ..... , , , 33 .... 56 Ovenbrook . .. ,,, 30 . . 813 Opponents ..... ,, , 610 . 15 Opponents Won . . . , 4 Games VVO11 , , , , i961 1929 GOLF RESULTS A'pril 6-F. M. A.-at home .. ,. L. H. S. Opp. 6 9 April 13-Tome-away ....... 0 18 April 20-Northeast-at home . . . . . . 15 135 April 27-Salesianum-away .... . . . postponed May 4--John Harris-at home . . . . . 125 25 May 11-Wilmington--away .. 5 10 May 16-Salesianum-at home . . . 8 7 May 18-Reading-away .......... .. 65 85 May 25-Wilmington-at home .... .. 115 35 June 1-John Harris-away ,.... . . 105 45 June 15-Reading-at home Totals to date ................ .. 705 675 1929-30 SPORTS Basketball Swimming Football Soccer Track Wrestliimg 1929 TRACK RESULTS Opp. L. H. S. 'Coatesville Dual . . . 12 96 John Harris Dual ..... 58 50 VVm. Penn Dual ....... 62 46 District Illter-Scholastic 25 F. M. A. Inter-Scholastic 4 Lebanon Inter1Scholastic . . . 69.1 A pr. Apr. Apr. May May May May lune June Julie 20 24 27 4 11 May 18 20 28 8 13 15 Reading Inter-Scholastic Norristown Inter-Scholastic 1929-30 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 28-Middletown-at home. October 5-C-olumlbia-at home. October 12-Coatesville-away. October 19-Lebanon-at home. October 26-Readingf--away. November 2-VVilliamsport-at home. November 9-Wm. Penn-away. November 16-Stevens Trade-at hom November 23-York-at home. November 28-Steelton-away. 1928-29 TENNIS RESULTS Hill F. 8: M. Academy Wm. Penn Northeast Wilmington George School 1Vm. Penn Elizalbethtown John Harris Elizabethtown Upper Darby away at home at home away at home away away away away at home at home l97I 9. L. H. S. Opp postponed 2 6 2 4 postponed 3 4 0 9 3 3 3 4 fl i981 . S. BASKETBALL TEAM S. H E991 AM X L. H. S. 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