Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Features Editor ,,....,... Business Manager ......... ............., Clerks ...,...................,..,...............,.................... ............................. ...John Oller, Jr. ..........Jnmes Coho John Wltmer William Schaeffer -Richard Gehman Harry Raub Lester Fiestel' Jerry Myers ....,...Jack Beazley Robert Spangler Gerald Resh William Howard .....,.Charles Elliot ...Betty 'Barrick ........Jean Rineer .....,...Helen Levy Barbara Kienzy .Ruth Myer Pearl J aschik Margaret Keller Dorothy Koth Assistants :--B. Cornelius, J. Ehrhart, J. Luttenberger, H. Robinson, G. Willier, A. Buckwalter, R. Cooke, C. Stumpf. Advisers F. J. HECICMAN, A. M. SARAH E. BITNER, Ai B. Semester subscription price, 51.00. Postpaid to any part of country, 31.00. Single copy, 20 cents. Issued Monthly Entered as second-class matter at the Post Oflice at Lancaster, Pa., on December 6, 1916. O Member of Pennsylvania uill and Scroll al e 413 f'G' Ml School Press Association Chapter VIDETTE STAFF 1 Graduating Members Betty Barrick Jack Beazley James Coho Betty Cornelius Jane Ehl'llaFf VVilliam Howard Pearl Jaschik Margaret Keller Helen Levy Jane Luttenberger Ruth Myer John Oller, Jr. Harry Raub Gerald Resh Jean Rineer Harriet Robinson Dorothy Koth William Schaeffer Barbara Kienzy Robert Spangler QUILL AND SCROLL Betty Barrick Barbara Kienzy Helen Levy Ruth Myer John S. Oller, Jr. Jean Rineer GIRLS' DEDICATION To Mrs. Price, Our helpful friend and adviser, we, the girls of IQ37, dedicate this Annual, as a fitting means of expressing our appreciation for lier kind service and willing guidance. ' BOYS' DEDICATION We express to you, Mr. Madison, our appfe ciation for your interest in our class as teacher coach, and friend, by dedicating to you, our Annual. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL STACY E. PETERS University of Pennsylvania, A. M Gettysburg, Ph. D. ' 'Principal BOYS HIGH SCHOOL BENJAMIN B. HERR Franklin 8: Marshall, A. B Columbia, A. M. Principal COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES V JUNE 13, 1937 Baccalaureate Sermon St. Pau1's Reformed Church Rev. T. A. Alspach, D.D., Minister 1 V JUNE 15, 1937 Senior Excercises Senior Prom West junior High Gymnasium V JUNE 17, 1937 Commencement Boys High Auditorium CLASS POEM 1. At last the day of days has come When we must bid our fond adieusg The future vaguely beckons us, All cloaked in mists of rosy hues. 2. We'll miss this place we've grown to love- Oui' teachers, friends, and classmates dear: And though our ways are far apart, Our loving hearts will linger here. , 3. 'X . With graduation as our goal, We struggled on and scorned defeat: At last the victory is won, Our happiness should he complete. 4. And yet when we should gaily smile, Our eyes are filled with Ionmng tears: lVe say goodbye to each dear f1'iend, And turn to fave The future years. 5. And so we leave these friendly halls, With higher goals and aims in view: And to our Alma Mater dear, Our memories will e'er he true. Dorothy Goble V CLASS COLORS Brown and White V CLASS FLOWER Gardenia V CLASS MOTTO Non ministrari, sed ministrare. President CLASS Vice-Pfesizlent.. . Secrelary ..... Treasurer .... Ilislnrian .... A dviser ..., Prcsirlenl .,....,. Vice-President- . - Secretarfy ..... Treasurer- . , A llislnriun ..,. ' OFFICERS ,.,.-.-.-.-Dorothy Kath . - . Dorothy Renninger -.-.-.Viola Hatton - - , - Betty Farling - - - - . .Virginia Kinney . . . -Mrs. Mary S. Price -..-.---J1llllBS Shreve .,-.-.J0hn Oller -,--,CharIes Clair - - - . Burleigh Cooper . . -Robert Schafer ..,,, M1 xii?-.:, ::?'ff1. V ' ' ' as: '. Y Af , 1 1, II A Q' 4: QJQS X ew QW ,-:- 1: ies: ,::. ., .... -al 5 ' WN wa S A 4 Q 1, fair Ads? Q 2 Q A 3 Ag b A ' N' in 5 QQ 5, 8 A 3 ww Q. ww '99 4? X Q Q Q -R Q N gg Q ,s w qui? gave , fr X QQ' iv 1 6 x q 3 4 . ,M , Q Harry G. Ada-ms General Clubs: Art, First Aid, Shorthand. Hivky is our hig-gun baseball pitcher who could double for Li'l Abner. G. William Allabach College Preparatory Band: Orchestra, This ardent lover hopes to be an Optometrist-an eye d0ct0r 'to you. Gellrge W. Allen Commercial Hi-Y: Clubs: Dramatic, Stamp. If he continues his interest, George will be a Broad- way dramatic critic of note. Mary Aston C0lI1llI0l'f'lHl Clubs: Shorthand, First Aid. Mary will not creak through life. Her giggle keeps her free from strife. Victor C. Ault Comm ereial Intramural Athletic Councilg Clubs: Library, Auto, Fencing. Vic. is one of -these big, strong, silent fellows whfnn we all like to have around. Betty Baldwin Commercial Intramural Sportsg Intramuxnxl Council: Clubs: Tumbling and Apparatus, Happy, cheerful, and friendly, too, We're glad to have a friend like you. Jean Baldwin General Clubs: Book, Travel. Jean likes to drive a ear and read, In whatever she does, we know she'll succeed. Emmett S. Barber Vocational Sketch Club. Wood-Carver and fisherman of great renown! YQ? il X Ne :lm X 'Sha x Q W ae ,iw 3 S134 'Mk ia asm wiki ' .,.,l5t S:2ijf- EJ : '-Q, ,. - - - . '-'a:-.1'-:- 'f:E:. ti.. -1' ' f -'Q I Q4 5 . .,::: if 5 :.:..,,f. 'WN . i Betty Barrick College Preparatory Vidette Stafl, Associate Editorg Junior Vice-P1'es- identg Commencement Speakerg Honor Society, Presidentg Varsity Debatinfz. Captain Aiiirniativvg Dramatic Clubg Quill and Scroll. A Latin wizard, a fine debater, Gettysburg bound, a heavy dater . Jack A. Beazley General Vidette Staifg Clubs: Lettering, Sketch. When Jack opens his sketching studio, who'1l do the posing? Kitty Bevis f College Preparatory Sportsg Dramaticsg Glc-c Club. A popular girl is this Winsome lass, Even her curls were the pride of the class. Irene Binkley General Glce Clubg Clubs: Mandolin, Dramatic. Irene is always attempting to wheedle Some of her friends for the proverbial needle. Richard G. Black General Intramural Athletic Council President: Football: Baskctballg Clubs: Golf, Sports. Dick excels not only at basketball, but also at golf. Too bad L. H. S. had no golf team! Norman E. Blankman College Preparatory Videtic Staff: Hi-Yg Tennisg Clubs: Photography, Tennis. Beau Brummol would turn green with envy if he could see Norm in all the splendor of his bow-ties. C. Robert Bone Vocational Student Councilg Hi-Yg Industrial Society: Clubs: Sports, Vocational Guidance. This bright lad is a flash in intramural sports. He spends all his spare time in Lancaster Township. Jeanne Bordner General Intramural Sportsg G-lee Clubg Sigma Chi Girl Reservesg Dramatic Club. Jeanne's our artist, tall and blonde: Of her our class is very fond. Elsie Bower Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Spanish American, Travel. Here is Elsie, an unusual lass, She's very popular in our class. Richard S. Bowers Commercial Honor Society Secretaryg Tennlsg Press Club. This fellow is not very well known because of good qualities-mild, modest, and quiet. Lola Brwckbill General Clubs: Dramatic, Advertising. Lola is quiet with curly tresses, We wish her luck in selling dresses. Loretta Bramen Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Shorthand Speed. Loretta is a girl ti1at's fine. And her philosophy is sublime. Robert H. Bvreitigam V General Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Clubs: Dramatic, Slide Rule. Popsicle picker extraordinary! Wl1o'll get the free ones now? Raymond W. Breneiser Vocational Clubs: Auto, Vocational Guidance. Columbia has this lad's number. Is she nice, Ray? Elsie Romaine Brenner College Preparatory Clubs: Travel, Journalismg Sigma Chi Girl Reserves. In a race for dancing or driving speed, Elsie Brenner always takes the lead. Graybill E. Brian, Jr. Commercial Band: Hi-YQ Basketballg Clubs: Press, Sports. Juney drives his car as if he were on the Indian- apolis Speedway, but he really can handle it well. Vema Buckwalter Commercial Clubs: Photography, Senior Commercial, Verna is such a good stenograpller, There will be a lot of jobs for her. Betty Burkhart Commercial Glce Club: Law Club. In a lawyers office Betty will feel at home, As over the typewriter her lingers will roam. William E. Charles College Preparatory Basketball Managcrg Clubs: Gym, Sports, Stamp. Bill is our grunt and groan man who didn't know wluftln-1' to stick to Eleanore or to wrestling. Betty Chodos General Intramural Sports, Dramatic Clubg Sigma Chi Girl Reserves. Betty in dramatics does excel. Although she loves to dance as well. Charles L. Clair Commercial Student Council Prcsiclc-nt, Honor Socictyg Class Secretary, Hi-Yg Clubs: Commercial Guidance, First Aid. XVhat is the secret of his ticket, selling: ability? This future lecturer should study lihnvrson. Catherine Clark General intramural Sportsg Clubs: Chess, Spanish Amer- lcan. Ki't's sweet and quiet as can be. And where she is you'll Ellen soo. Dorothy Coble Connnr-rcial Glee Club, Spanish-American Club. On wings of song Dot tlies up high. She is one girl we've never heard sigh. James P. Coho College Pl'GIJ2l1'ili0l'j' Virlette Staff: Honor Society: Clubs: Photography, Dramatic. Imagine Casanova, D011 Juan. Delnosthenes, Einstcin. Bean Brnmmel, and Clark Gable rolled into one- that's Jim. C. Burleigh Cooper College Preparatory Student Council, Honor Society, Treasurerg Sen- ior Class Treasurerg Football Managerg Clubs: Sketch, Scientific Research. After witnessing Burleiglrs phenomenal performance shaking-down class dues, we know he-'d make a wonderful bill collector. Betty Cornelius College Preparatory Videtic Staff, Reportcrg Commencement Speaker: Honor Society, Secretary: Senior Orchestra: Drum and Bugle Corpsg Varsity Debating Teamg Clubs: Debating, Famous Pictures and Buildings. Betty's the brain trust of our class, In marks she's difficult to surpass. Jean D. Coulter General Lincoln Club. C With us only a short time! May you live all the days of your life. Eli Danneman Commercial Clubs: Commercial Guidance, Dramatic. Who could forget this little helper? Can he take it! Richard K. Deekard General Trackg Clubs: Art, Avlatlon, Track. This is one future airplane pilot who will not flirt with the hostess. Warren H. Detwiler Vocational Clubs: Radio, Stamp, Rod and Gun. This chap's bound to go far in the newspaper busi- ness. Jean plus his V-8-l1c'll go places. Kenneth Dieely College Preparatory Orchestra: Hi-Yg Clubs: Tennis, Typing. Here is our fiddler royal. Ken hopes the As will win the pennant before he dies of old age. George F. Dommel, Jr. General Clubs: Shop, Sports. Here is one of the intramural athletic Hashes. Can he rack up the baskets! Robert H. Dorsey 'General Glue Club. Glue Club, girl friend. and Physics'-his favorites. Margaret Duke General Intramural Sports: Clubs: Spanish Aim-rican, Current Literature. Duky is slim and dark and small, Her ambition, however, has been to be tall. Karl L. Duschl General Clubs: First Aid, Ten VVord, Shorthand. Dusch claims the test questions in Social Problems are misleading. Are you sure it's the questions, Karl? Nelda, K. Eaby General Clubs: Famous Buildings and Pictures, Photog- raphyg Sigma Chi Girl Reserves. In riding, Nelda is more than fair: tVhether horse or Car, she does not care. Sarah Eberle General Clubs: Travel, Shorthand Speed. We Wish good fortune to this lass, A quiet member of our class. John M. Eby General Orchestrag Hi-Yg Clubs: Stamp, Fencing, Scientific Research. He may be bashful, but he knows how to swing it on that sax. Warren Eby College Preparatory Glee Clubg Hi-Yg llootballg Baskctballg Golf Club. Quite a clapper young vocalist with a Kane always by his side. Jane Ehrhart College Preparatory Videttc Staff, Reporter, Honor Sosiety, Historian: Varsity Debating Tealng Clubs: Debating, Travel. Janie's a spitqiire in debates, And with the judge she surely rates. an 42' Ss if ,. ' + .,.,,N V -- + 'ms 'K ., z5 g 'i ,L .. to Q , , Q .-:JE G -Q55-1' GEF, ' f ' wr! Charles F. Elliott General Hi-Yg Sports Club. This crusher of hearts from Hagerstown is heading for the medical profession. Godfrey F. Engle College Preparatory Student Councilg Clubs: Sports, Scientiflc Re- search. Bud is sure and steady, and tl1at's the kind that reach 1ife's goal. Edgar M. Erb General Clubs: Scientific Research, Stamp. Builder of inzigznitieent Christmas yards! His favor- ite hobby is model trains. Charles A. Erisman College Preparatory Hi-Yg Bnsketballg Clubs: Tennis, Chemistry, Stamp. Gus owns goldfish, dogs, rabbits, and cats. In the operetta he sang two notes. Mary Jane Erisman General Clubs: Travel, Journalism: Sigma Chi Girl Re- serves. Janie's a nice and quiet girl, Who likes to be in the social whirl. Ea-rl W. Eshlcmany Jr. Vocational Future Craftsmeng Intramural Athletic Councilg Clubs: Sketch, Stamp. This reckless driver of 3 Ford V-8 seems very friendly with a little girl named Dot. Betty Farling Commercial Senior Class Treasurerg Clubs: Dramatic, First Aid. A pretty, blue-eyed friendly lass, Betty's treasurer of our class. Eugene W. Fickes, Jr. College Preparatory Bandg Orchestrag Hi-Yg Clubs: Stamp, Press. We honor our school news reporter and hope he equals -our ancient Greek friends in architecture. N we 'HM Us ti ,gag W Kish iff is amd WJ M , e Q' as . U 4 ',,k'w.-A' ' , ext, 5,51 f . ,.,A, ' H f ,, 72 Q ,,',j4ag h , 1, My 'wg-of , .,.. - .,,... ..jZ, Le ' 'ii -rj, afgff 2121 7 Q' w..,:,fm,,w W f LeMar H. Finiff Vocational Student Councilg Future Craftsmen: Clubs: Aviation, Golf. German Village and Hershey are the favorite haunts of this autograph hunter! Evart O. Fink General Bandg Clubs: Sport, Lettering. Evart is seen in but two places-driving his Ford or underneath it putting the parts back in. Amelia Forney Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Flower, Senior Com- mercial. Amy's hobby is tripping us all, Whenever she sees us in the hall. Ruth Fra-lmfelter C0lI1ll1t!l'Ciill Intramural Spurtsg Intramural Council: Tumbling and Apparatus Club. Sport-loving Ruth's of the happiest sort, She acquires the prize as our champion sport. Rosemary Gaenzle Commercial Intramural Sports: Clubs: Dramatic, Spanish American. As a first-class stenographer she will rate, Happy and prosperous, she'll live i11 fine state. Robert C. Gantz General Swimming: Clubs: Golf, Dramatic, Swimming. This lad makes a hobby of Saturday Night Y dances. Henry P. Garden Connnercial Clubs: Stamp, Guidance, Fencing. Henry is a very quiet lad who really shows what he can do when he gets on a basketball floor. Arthur J. Gardner General Clubs: Delineator, Lettering, Vocational. It must be his hobby of hypnotism that won Miss Lancaster for him. ?'4f'?i f?f ,., ,-gi'fi':?fEEjts.3,., ...,, , . Q gt' . ..,. N -1g1.',.:g '.:- X-Legg: 5 -' Q ' ' ii V, '.-..s.:.:fs?':: Eil '- g i t X S 'f Q 2 12 2 veil i tx in X 2 X Y tx Rex bg 9 t 'S 3 W 4 sz w S: .... ,. P Q ' f 2,451 ' , Lester C. Garner College Preparatory llnnor Society: Hi-Yg Clubs: Lincoln, Swimming, Shorthand. Ready, willing. and able-Les is all three. especially when he was asked to do any extra work. Helen Garrison General Clubs: Dramatic, Travel: Sigma Chi Girl Reserves. Rest-rves. Helen is a winsonie lassg We're glad to have l1er in our class. Paul Garrison, Jr. General Orchestrag Bundg Ili-Y. in lim said that oboe players eventually go squirrely, but we'l1 see Twirp in the New York Phil- ll2l1'Il10IllC. Ark ne Gehr General Intramural Sportsg Intrazmlral Council: Tumbling and Apparatus Club. Now here is a future dancing star, We feel sure that she'll rise far. Ruth Gibble General Clubs: Dramatic, Shorthand. Whenever her friends are feeling blue, With a smile, our Ruth will see them through. Kathryn Gibney General Clubs: Spanish American, Travel. Heres to Kitty. We 'think she's 'tswellf' And so, we are sure, does Mr. Zell. Elizabeth Grabill College Preparatory Clee Clubg Music Appreciation Club- Meryl-ly she goes along, I11 her eye, a twinkle: on her lips, a song. Jeanne Graefi' General Intramural Sportsg Intramural Councilg Clubs: Tumbling and Apparatus, Travel. When it comes to sports, Jeanne's hard to beat: Our dark-haired twin knows no defeat. . :..5- .,.,: f . ,raw , G, t .455 3, J 5 Q ,ksallesk X ,551 80 we NP- gs SRX if sf irish is Ki! W S figs s w is Q its s it ' is X YW QM wx' X 1?-'sisii P ef- 1- r wx '-'.'.t is ' . X2 1 Yi . ., r ev ? -s , , 2- we gf. ia 1- 4. ge 'X Yagi - -' ' ' .91 .: t S:- .f : S-. - s r 'Q H - 2- Q- .If-.,'-s g.: ,, f c -: - -. xjya, J if si -- 2 .2-:fx A W t .. Y i ,,.::,:: 3 -. jj j- -I fm :-SY' Q -er QIQQ . t JE- Y: . ..l 3:-,.,g::-I Q . X rf rs xif l ' w, X, ff 5 MHZ QM. 'gil 555: 55. . 22 - rs Q Q -i-5: es.-:- ' -:: Q H' I Ng x ' ..,. t,,-:Gi ...f fee.. 13.1. K T' ,S ' , .. . -. sq.. ,Q , ,, c. 19 'X X W X 0 :Qi Wx S125 , :gf- i,.s,s. ,. : si X I Q X is r its 3 X X Q. W YQ' x X N X N X if s . . N is X A ,4 Q Q X if M l K Qv Y 1 gy. . A X it it -Q, :Ex N x , s x Ss ' Q Q- ' 1 ., MNF'-' A X '1 il ' X 2. ,. . ...QS f' . ,,,. K - A - ' tae' -.Q . ' X' 'L . ,f X Q 1 'F f . -, Q Miriam Graeli' General Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Tumbling and Ap- paratusg Travel. Here's the other half of that sports-loving pair: You know it's Mim since she has red hair. Catherine Groff C0'II1ll'l0l'Clll1 Clubs: Shorthand, Flower. Early to bed and early to rise Is Catherines plan if you want to be wise. Grace V. Groff Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Shorthand Speed. We hope she succeeds with all her dictation. To be a stenog is Gracie's ambition, Joel L. Haines III General Clubs: Shakespeare, Tcn Words, Travel. King J0el's favorites are Shakespeare and history. He can also handle a rapier with ease. Mary Haines College Preparatory Clubs: Travel, Marionette. Mary's one girl with :1 cheerful smile Who will help you on your way a mile. James M. Haldy General Clubs: Sports, Lettering. is to be at journalist. Right now hc Bode's ambition seems to be a ibigamist. Jesse L. .Hall General Hi-YQ Central Clubs: Sports, Boxing. Pennsylvania Wrestling Champlong a wrestling champ to be an under- Is it logical for taker? Play safe, Jesse! James E. Haller General Intramural Athletic Councilg Clubs: Stamp, Guidance. Jim says he wants to be a big business man: Perhaps he's thinking of the secretaries in Esqurre. William H. Hamp Vocational Intramural Athletic Councilg Homeroom Presi- dcntg Golf Club. Here's a softballer of repute! This Betsy Ross loafer' never gets home until 'three o'cl0ck in the morning. J. Harold Hanna General Clubs: Scicntillc Rescnrch, Nature Study. Izank Walton had nothing on Harold, as anyone who knows him can tell you. Richard E. Hanna General Clubs: Stamp, Scientific Research. You should hear Dick discuss wild-west pictures with Brandt. More thrills to you! Ruth Hanna ' General Intrfnnural Sportsg Intramural Councilg Clubs: Tumbling and Apparatus, Travclg Girl Reserves. Dimple on cheek, twinkle in eye, That's Ruth passing, while all the boys sigh. Louise Harclerode General Glee Clubg Clubs: Library, Mathematics. Louise has eyes of azure blue, A And a heart 'that's always kind and true. John F. Hamish Vocational Swimmingg Soccerg Clubs: Iladio, Sketch. R. C. M.'s history whiz, and the slide rule champ of the class! Ellis W. Hartman, Jr. Vocational Future Craftsmeng Clubs: Lincoln, Auto. He hates all women but the little girl in West Lancaster. Viola Hatton College Preparatory Senior Class Secretaryg Honor Societyg Clubs: First Aid, Travel. Industrious and happy, blonde and small, A prospective nurse, a friend to all. Harry D. Hawthorne College P1-epzuatory clee Club: Hi-Y. We can already count the days unkil 110 will lie 1ll'0Rll'lllllLL' ll h:1cc:ll:uu'eate sermon. Cl3il'81b6'll6 H6395 filflli'l'ill Clubs: Photography, Travel. Plarahelle dates in I-leaps and Heapvau, We wish her luck in picking for keeps. Harold R. Heisey COIHIHOFPHII Honor Society: Glce Club: Orchestra: llandg lli-Y. You'd he surprised at the serious mind behind that broad smile. IIe'1l soon he at an OX!-?t'lll'lVC'S desk. Marion Heller General Intramural Sports: Clubs: Travel, Dramatic. In truth, to be different is Marion's ideal, And a true friend she is from crown to heel. Eleanor Herr General Clubs: Dramatic, Travel- Eleanor would like to be a dietitian, So sheleook for someone in 'the kitchen. Howard H. Herr, Jr. College Preparatory Hi-Y, Swimming, State Champion: Clubs: Swim- ming, Dramatic, Current Events. Patfs ready wit and flashing smile make him Joe .Romeo as well as the class's leading candidate for Joe College. J. Kenneth Hersh Connnercial Student Council: Band: Clubs: Commercial, First Aid. Although he's very quiet, Ken is right in 'the midst of everything. And you should see him play pool! Vocational Clubs: Golf, Vocational Alva P. Hershey Homeroom President: Guidance. Here's a lad who got arm weary from carrying hooks home? Ask Chuck what advantage Lebanon has? .. li. i ,K ii: Q 3, . 'N lg., -Q .0 Arline Hershey College Preparatory Clubs: Travel, Spanish American. We know our Arline will go far For she's always up to par. Beulah Mae Hess College Preparatory Clubs: Current Literature: Book. VVitl1 Words our Beulah does not abound, But she surely know-s how to Bob around. Rita Marie Hiemenz General Clubs: Photography, Nature. Rita's dancing is quite divine, To teach you how is in her line. Samuel W. High General Ba nd. lVilh his Terraplane, this resident of Blue Ball should rate with any girl. Irene Hilbert General Clubs: Marionette, Spanish American. To work in an otlice is Irene's aim, NVQ hope through it she may achieve fame. Robert W. Hildenbrand General Swimming: Clubs: Slide Rule, Swimming, Short- hand. This tall, dark, and handsome fellow is frequently seen in Lebanon-For swimming we hope! Jolm M. Hoak General Clubs: Autog Guidance, Football. If John ever runs out of money, he should be able to sell his car as a rare antique. Clarence V. H031 Vocational gitramural Athletic Council: Swimming, Clubs: ee. Boidie, the class's Tibbet, is certainly no slouch at swimming or at attracting the fair ones. - si , .,, -1 , 'S 1 ar 'St Mrs 95.90 '55, .,., E ,lit , 5: ?f,. -94 Q5-33.4, ' ii? '5 5 X - 1' if f .... ,. ,. Frank J. Heffel General Honor Socictyg Hi-Y, Clubs: Stamp, Stage Craft. A gift to the ladies! We give you, The A 8: P Troub- zulour. But why are you so bushful, Frzlnkie? Elizabeth Holman General Glec Clubg Mandolin Clubg Intramural Sports, Clubs: Dramatic, Book. To act and sing is Libby's desire, Though she may reach high C, we hope she'll go higher. John I-Iondras General Honor Society, Intramural Athletic Couneilg Track, Clubs: Truck and Field, Sports. Extra! Crooner makes his debut! We hope he earns enough to keep Bee Bee. William R.. Howard III College Prepflr-atory Vidette Staffg Hi-Yg Intramural Athletic Council, Footbullg Clubs: Golf, Gym. If Bill ever tires of selling houses, he can start writ'- ing: My Technique-The Confessions of il Lady- Kil1er . Warren L. Hurst College Prep:u':1to1'y Student Council, Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Intramural Athletic Council, Clubs: Tennis, Dramatic. Never ask Warren whom he is taking to the next dance. It should be understood. Charles A. Isenberger General Clubs: Lettering, Swimming, Chemistry. lVher-A does he learn the many jokes and puns he tells? Stick with your humor. Charlie. Pearl Jaschik College Prepzlratory Videttc Staifg Junior Varsity Debatingg Clubs: Debating, Senior Commercial. In all her classes she's a whiz, She'l1 get an A in 'most any quiz. Jean Johnston Commercial Intramural Council: Clubs: Dramatic, Travel. To be 21 hostess is Jean's prayer, Not in a restaurant, but in the air. Mary Jane Kain College Preparatory Honor Society. Vice-Prcsidentg Glee Clubg Orches- trag Intramural Sports. A Physics student, a piano player. A lovely girl, a gentleman slayer. William Kane, Jr. College Preparatory Footballg Swinxmingg Clubs: Dramatic, Track and Field. Here is the class's big-gun diver, swimmer, life guard, and all around athlete. Mary Kaullman Commercial Intramural Sportsg Intramural Councilg Clubs: Shorthand Speed, Senior Commercial. Happy, jolly, all the while, Always with a cheery smile. William E. Kautzman Vocational Student Councilg Future Craftsmcng Clubs: Voca- tional Guidancc, Radio. This bashful, blushing Romeo, is the Einstein of the Vocational group, as well as Mr. Maclison's old reliable in social problems. Jennie Keach Commercial Mandolin Club: Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Short- hand Speed, Senior Commercial. At poems and limericks she's adept, She'll make her way, that you can bet. Margaret Keller Commercial Vid:-,tie Siatfg Glce Clubg Girl Reservesg Dramatic C u Q Margaret's a quiet little lass Who's excellent in typing class. Margaret Kelmedy General Clubs: Book, Travel. Quiet and bashful, dependable, too, We wish you success in all that you do. Donald L. Keperling Commercial Honor Societyg Clubs: Press, Slide Rule. In this young man, we expect to see a bookkeeper who knows his business. Barbara, Kionzy College Preparzl 21:1 y Vidette Stafl': Honor Society: Clubs: Journalism, Chcssg Quill and Scroll. Oh. yes, Barbara knows the tune of a song, And in her small way sho helps you along. Virginia Kinney General Class Historian: Glec Club, Secretary: Music Ap- preciation Club. Virginia's the life of every party. Her face is bale, her laugh is hearty. John P. Kirchner Von,-at ionzxl Glec Club: Clubs: Vocational Guidance, Mechan- ical Drawing, Mathematics. H9I'6'S 'the detectives son. who turned w:u'bler his senior year. He likes to take part in plays. George E. Kissinger Vocational l'uture Craftsmen: Clubs: Lettering, Colf. '37's big jokester, who always has Sl witty I'0lll2ll'k. Donald C. Kochel C0lll1116l'0iIll Track: Clubs: Press, Photography, Connnercial Guidance. One of our track iinshs! Maybe i't's because he doesn't have much weight to carry. Dorothy Koth Commercial Videttc Staff: Senior Class President: Honor So- ciety: Senior Play: Clubs: Dramatic, Journalism. A versatile, popular, attractive young lass Is this girl from Austin who heads our class. John G. Krantz Voeatirmnl Honor Society: Future Craftsmen: Intramural Athletic Council: Clubs: Sketch, Golf. People will pay for his autograph soinedziy'-when he becomes a professional boxer. Theodore A. Lamparter General Student Council: Glce Clubg Hi-Y: Intramural Athletic Council: Trackg Clubs: Hunting and Fishing, Sports. Without the Ford Ted is rarely seen except nt the track field with a pole. 2-. , ,:P. E ex , , , .4,, , .- -- - 56.2, , ,,,., ,.5EQ21.'f,:v, 'f '1j1, .,M -':'-'grf ,i . Xi to 3. . xg AK W he Y S KLQ' W 4 me of ' X Q. ,.., if ig ,. ., . ' ifi- S 5' F. 1 S3 - .V -15 Egg ' . ,. ' - ,L - Janet Lander Commercial Dramatic Club. Within a bank she will keep books, And keep the bank from dealing with crooks. Robert L. Lander Commercial Trackg Class Program Commlttecg Clubs: Chem- istry, Scientific Research. Hail, mighty athlete of the Beckerites! With your bulging muscles, you should advertise Cocomalt. Thelma Lebegem Commercial Clubs: Shorthand, Spanish American. Somebody's stenog our Thelma will be And success for the future we can see. Kathryn Lederer Collegs Preparatory Glcc Club: Music Appreciation Club. Kathryn is quiet, but friendly to ally If you need help, to her you may call. Ardythe LeFevre College Preparatory Glee Clubg Drum and Bugle Corps, Drum Majorg Clubs: Latin, Travel. Ardythe is always smiling and gay, We hope that she'll remain that way. Helen Levy College Preparatory Vidette Staff, Literary Editorg Commencement Speaker, Salutatoriang Honor Societyg Varsity De- batingg Intramural Sportsg Intramural Councilg Mathematics Clubg Quill and Scroll. To the Salutatorian of our class We wish success tha't will ever last. Jean Lewis General Clubs: Travel, Dramatic. A Ford, a Packard, or a La Salle, Are all adorable to this gal. Fred J. Lollg Vocational Future Cratfsmeng Clubs: Gym, Golf, Lettering. '37's shortest boy, who is often seen with Dolores. Jane Luttenberger Commercial Vidette Staff: Junior Class Secretary: Clubs: Journalism, First Aid. As reporter Janie would hold a position Unless someone else might change that ambition. Dorothy Lutz General Varsity Debating Teamg Clubs: Debating, Latin. Good things come in parcels small, That's why our Dotty beats 'em ull. Richard P. Lutz General Bandg Clubs: Gym, Sports. Dick drives il beer truck so we really don't mind his throwing the barre1. Estelle Lyon Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Shorthand Speed, Cur- rent Literature. We hope Estelle will gain some fume As 9, stenographer, her chosen aim. Frank E. Manning College Preparatory Hi-Yg Clubs: Lettering, Chemistry, Slide Rule. This friendly fellow reached his peak as the high- scorer of the Intramural Basketball League. Dorothy Martin Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Shorthand Speed, Senior Commercial. A. stenog some day this Dot will be, And type away with a heart full of glee. Nonmm Massey General Clubs: Photography, Lincoln. Instead of a delivery truck this young fellow should drive a fire truck. Mae Maxwell General Travel Club. Of swimming and printing Mae does a lot, She'1l certainly climb to the very top! Q A 9 X2 Q' Q e ft 3 ef 5 . if ik Y 2 if ' -ea.. s. '- 6, it 1 2 its ., ser Ellen McCormick General Intramural Sports: Clubs: Dramatic, Chess. When it comes to beauty, Ellen takes the prize, Because she catches everyone's eyes. J. Donald McLa.llacha.n Generali Student Councilg Honor Society, Vice-Presidentg Clubs: Aviation, Dramatic. Introducing the boy with the Scotch ancestry and the Pennsylvania Dutch accent! Kathleen McLane General Intramural Sportsg Intramural Council: Clubs: Dramatic, Latin. Kassie is our Irish lass, Whose sweet smile is hard to surpass. Helen McNally Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Shorthand Speed. With Helen's looks, and the way she can typeg We're willing to bet she'll be hired on sight. James W. Mentzer General Ba skctball . Jim's eyes are focused on the South and the Univer- sity of Alabama. It's a coed institution! George Migdon General Clubs: Track and Field, Sketch, First Aid. If your car breaks down, just see George and he will supply any needed part. Kathryn Miller General Honor Society, Glee Club: Senior Playg Puppet Club. Inseparable are Kitty and Jean, Perhaps their names in lights will gleam. Rose Moore Commercial Clubs: Marionette, Famous People of Today. Soon our Rose to Egypt will sail, To see her Shaiiik from whom she gets mail. Catherine Morrison College Preparatory Senior Playg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Dra- matics, Mythology. Her future's before her, an unknown sea, But wherever she travels, on top she will be. Robert S. Morrison General Orchestrag Bandg Intramural Athletic Council. Bob is still arguing with Massey and Kane as to the , direction South Street in Philadelphia runs. Ruth Myer College Preparatory Vidctte Stail', Business Managcrg Honor Socictyg Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Quill and Scroll. Merry, sweet, and pretty, too, She'll always be a friend 'to you. Mary Jane Myers General Clubs: Journalism, Music Appreciationg Sigma Chi Girl Reserves. When Mary Jane sings, she never gets far, Hardly ever farther than just one Barr. Harold E. Nestle Conimt-rcial Hi-Yg Trzxckg Clubs: Dramatic, Press. Orchids to you for your faithful attendance at Y Dances. Pauline Newbert General Glee Cluhg Famous People of Today Club. A red-haired cheerful maid is Polly, Full of pep and oh, how jolly! Mildred Nickel Commercial Intramural Sports: Clubs: Travel, Shorthand Speed. Heres a lass Who's good in sports, According to the critics' reports. Anna. Mary Nissley General Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Marionette, Spanish American. The friendliness and sparkle of this lass, Have made her a welcome addition to the class. ii , . as as V 3.3: -. S gt ,,,, gig .l l l t , -' 'X tv X 'X ? Marion Nolte Commercial Clubs: Shorthand Speed. Quiet, cool, and wise, we know, For that is why we like her so. James L. Norris General Glee Cluhg Hi-Yg First Aid Club. Activity, De-Molay: rest, Peach Bottom cottageg travel, Model-T Ford-that's Jimmy. Grace Offner Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Flower. A small and quiet girl is she, And as polite us she can be. John S. Oller, Jr. College Preparatory Vidette, Editor-in-chiefg Honor Society 5 Class Vice-Presidentg Orchestrag Bandg Hi-Y: Tennis C uh. ' If you want something done, ask Johnny. Only the busiest have time to do it. Lillian Oster Commercial Clubs: Dramatic, Travel. Since Lil's mirror is so reliable, To the Juniors we leave it as gift desirable. Agnes Overly Commercial Intramural Sports: Clubs: Spanish American, Shorthand Speed. When we want something good to eat To her future home we will retreat. Henry J. Page Commercial Hi-Yg Clubs: Commercial Guidance, Photography, Press. W A real Old Faithful when it came to play prompt- ing 01' playing ping pong. Walter F. Parkin College Preparatory Honor Society Presidentg Hi-Y: Swimming Man- agcrg Truck Managerg Clubs: Stamp, Lincoln. This exponent of the army uses scientific wrestling and jiu-jitsu to Win his battles. XQWQA . t,,x 3 1, .1 - ig 1- 'I ' 'T V .il '14 ' . 'S 'I ' x ... , 31 as 1 4 i 4 WI' ij ,-2, 5 .5 1, . ' -w - ' -fr f' . w. -vs .. ,.::, Q, .-:,.. , Q H, Q.. ,,I V ,,:..,, .,..,,.v:,,..,g :gig ,sig ., 'f - 5- 3 J 1 . ,s.:vk. g A1'-2:2.1.,.e2..'WL -- 'V- 't1.'wwf.'f,: ' .. - is : W .g..31f V' ,..-:f ' -' 5' V2 .I , 2 se f' ' :: f:'E-EEE ':a::::::5:I. 'r.'feE:s ' x , ,,. . ., .,, .. -. -.:, ,,, ft. .4.. .V . W if EV 3 val Orville 0. Petters General Clubs: Chemistry, Lettering. We wish we had this lad's job when it comes to get- ting our girls flowers. He works at in flower shop. Joyce Pfenninger iCo1n1ne1-einl Intramural Council: Clubs: Flower, Shorthand. Speed. A typist Joyce will he some day, And earn her share of the workei-'s pay. Mary Elizabeth Pfennlnger General Clubs: Music Appreciation, Photography. Mary Elizabeth goes to Media Heights, And swims and donees days und nights. Leonard C. Potts Vocational Student Council: Future Craftsmen: Vctatlonal Guidance Club. Weaselpuss is never stopped by any question. His only had habit is forgetting to come to school. Richard H. Powers College Prepm-atoi-y Tennis: Clubs: Art, Tennis. Southern in disposition and attitude! Just give him :L tennis racket to keep him happy. Harry F. Prentice General Clubs: Drawing, Sports. ' Harry is quite set on his politics and is quite on authority on the Constitution. Frances Prutzman College Preparatory Mandolin Club: Clubs: Debating, Journalism. In lots of ways she may be quiet, But in Physics class she is u riot. Frank C. Quinn General Clubs: Boxing, Photography, Sketch. It seemed that this fashion plate of Stevens High always spruced up to go to Law. Harry L. Raub College Preparatory Vidette Staifg Honor Society: Hi-Y: Clubs: Stamp, Dramatic. The jovial Andy of our class! One of the most faithful exponents of Virgil and Cicero! Robert S. Reed General Intramural Athletic Council: Football: Track: Clubs: Photography, Football, Track. The diminutive back-field flash of our gridiron squad. Vera Mae Reese General Honor Society: Glee Club: Clubs: Music Apprecia- tion, Literature. Vera will be sure to possess a ring, She'll smile at them and begin to sing. Elsie Reidenbaeh Commercial Intramural Sports: Clubs: Shorthand, Library. A dark-haired lass and quiet now, And where she is you'l1 see a Rowe. Dorothy Renninger General Honor Society: Glee Club, Serpolette : Clubs: Dramatic. We hope she will make a success at modeling. Spending aigreat deal of time in toddling, Gerald W. Resh Commercial Vidette Stall: Intramural Athletic Council: Swim- ming: Clubs: Swimming, Gym. Tut is one of our best exponents of Gregg. May he someday become somebody's stenogf' Stanley L. Reynolds Vocational Future Craftsmen: Intramural Athletic Council: Clubs: Lettering, Golf. Sugar-foot is Fred Astair's only rival this year. Jean Rineer College Preparatory Vidette Stafl, Managing Editor: Alternate Com- mencement Speaker: Honor Society: Varsity De- bating: Mythology Club: Quill and Scroll. Jean's captain of the debating team, And when it Wins, does her face beam! Harriet M. Robinson College Preparatory Vidette Staif, Reporterg Honor Societyg Glcc Club, Jeanne g Intramural Sports: Clubs: Journalism, Debating. A leader in school in many ways, Sues-ess will be hers, for many days. Josephine Roda Commercial Intramural Sportsg Intramural Conncilg Clubs: Shorthand Speed, Senior Connnercial. Maybe you think our Jessie is quiet, On the basketball fioor she is a riot. Walter Roth General Intramural Athletic Council: Clubs: Lettering, Stamp. A worthy counselor of any who seek his advice. We all hope Walter sticks 'to his chosen Held- aviation. Harold C. Rummel C'ommereial Clubs: Chemistry, Fencing, Art. Why did he linger at the studio after his picture was snapped? Any success, Harold? L . William A. Schaeffer College Preparatory Vidette Stall, Student Council, Honor Societyg Hi-YQ Student Council Play. Such oratory! Bill will soon be able to say 'tMe and Danny Webster. Robert E. Schafer A Voeational Class Historian: Future Craftsmen: Cheer Leaderg Intramural Athletic Councilg Clubs: Photography, Mechanical Drawing. The Neffsville Plough-jockey, whose one and only lives in New York! Lloyd F. Scheid General Hi-Yg Clubs: Letterin,gg!.Scientific, Slide Rule. How the advertisers missed that smile we don't know. And you should see his neat handwriting. Robert E. Sclleuing Vocational Future Craftsmeng Clubs: Vocational Guidance, Sport. On week-ends Bob drives about a hundred miles with his sweetie. Vtfhen will wedding bells ring? Florence Selple Commercial Clubs: Shorthand, Spanish American. 'tFloss is small, cute, and petite Who spends her time putting shoes on feet, Ruth Shearer College Preparatory Clubs: Travel, Book: Sigma Chi Girl Reserves. Tl1ere's I1 Bill in her future that we know well, Ruth smiles, but she doesnt need to tell. Hugh W. Sherrard General Foothnllg Trackg Basketball Captaing Clubs: Foot- ball, Track and Field This genial hard working classmate deserves the best that life and Jean together can give. James D. Shrleve, Jr. College Preparatory Vidette Staffg Student Councilg Honor Society, Treas- urerg Senior Class Presidentg Glee Cluhg Orches- tray Hi-Yg Council Play: Tennis Club. Handsome, hefty, and a good dancer, not to mention the brains. Margaret Shultz General Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Dramatic, Photography. as 91 Margaret is a quiet lass, But she's a flash in German Class. Charles J. Smith General Footballg Trackg Clubs: Sports, Track and Field. The star of our Varsity eleven, who seems to 'be in his Seventh Heaven when on 'the dance Iloor. K June Smith General A Girl Reserve Presidentg Glee Club, Lead in gratorilo, Operettag Intramural Sportsg Intramural ouncil We hear June singing a lovely strain, And know what heights she can attain. James A. Smith, Jr. General Honor Society, Intramural Athletic Councilg Foot- ball, Captaing Track: Clubs: Vocational Guidance, Track and Field. This quiet fellow is one of the class's deepest think- ers. He's an interesting conversationalist, if you get him started. , Jesse P. Smith General Fofitbnllg Clubs: Sports, Lettering, Track and Fie d. Jesse sure hit that line in football games. He also helped 'the bI2l.LllS'O11lilllS to some lI1l1'2lIllll1'0.l victories, Mary Elizabeth Smith Commercial Junior Class President: Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Journalism, Chess. Friend to ull, toe to none, Betty's u pail to everyone. Norma, Smith Connneroiul Clubs: Crossword Puzzle, Flower. Norma has ll business way, She wants to own il store some day. Regina Smith General Honor Society: Glec Club: Senior Play: Pupprl Club. One of the Smith girls, R.egin:1's her name. In art and drama sl1e's sure to gain fame. Robert V. Smith General Bzmdg Orcliestrng Tennis Club. Goodmuifs only rival! In fuet, Benny not so hot with jealousy that he just naturally starter! swing music. William H. Snyder, Jr. General Orchestra: Bnndg Hi-Y. How this-little fellow erm handle Elsie and I1 trumpet is at wonder to us. Robert I-I. Spangler Commercial Videtio Staff: Intramural Athletic Council: Clubs: Typing, Photography. Bob is diminutive only in size. The Annual kept him brushed up in typing. Mary Steudler General Orchestra: Clubs: Travel, Algebra. Wihen Mary her violin does play, Your troubles go away to stay. Marian Stevens Coinmcrcisul Clubs: Travel, Senior Commercial. Marian's aim is to be In the worthy field of stenography. Richard I. Stevens General Clubs: Sketch, Photography. Shorthand. This quiet lad seems to be the quantity X, who seems to have what it takes. Mary Jane Stover Commercial Drum and Bugle Corps: Clubs: Travel, Senior Commercial. Her future will be n sunny one, For she herself is such great fun. William J. Strosser Connnercinl Sketch Club, VVee WVillie our shorthand flash, seems to be headed for a job as Congressional Stenographer. Emma Stump! Commercial ilunior Orchestra: Clubs: Travel, Music Apprecia- xon. ' Our Emma likes stenography In it we hope success she'll see. Howard Stumpf, Jr. College Preparatory Hi-Yg Clubs: Sports, Dramatic, Stamp. Dizz, his car, and a load of fellows-inseparable. Raymond Stump! General Clubs: Lettering, Commercial Guidance. With Ray's sales ability, and his way with the women, he should be a success behind the counter. Rexim Sfllmpf Commercial Glee Clubg Journalism Club. This tall girl is known as Rex , We hope she'll get her share of cheeks. V me .. QX5-3-gsepssvtsggss X 91919 .5517 'Ti i 'X ffsffiff E , Pls- W Z .1 E rf, 'ff-f-g.: 5- is 5- is .. .,.,- my X., ss sf .. 1- 1, Tx 'X - S .. :--1 1-: -:Ne Q 9. X X X s X- . s Mi 4 .'XX X C . .. sy X XX x Xxx f ar .. g. Y .ANA gsg:f2T Q:'X-E- , ig M i ' Q. sg ' i '-NGK iii: ::.,..,,.,.. ,..X..,t' ,QM V Fixx W QNX gigs X in X xx R so a s S X gas X 'X ?MfXXe2c .2 f-' George H. Suydam Vocational Hi-Yg Future Craftsmeng Clubs: Vocational Gui- dance. This chap always does his homework, and yet always complains of not having it. Warren L. Swartz College I'repai-atom-y Student Councilg Orchestra: Band. He may he quiet, but watch him go places in the newspaper business. Alice Sweigart General Clubs: Travel, Spanish American. Alice would like to be a flier, So we are sure she'll go much higher. Donald Sweigart General Clubs: Sports, Drawing, Track and Field. This lad of basketball fame was always first out of the showers he could see HER. John D. Tate College Preparatory Glee Cluhg Orchestrag Bnndg Hi-Y. A clarinet player who we all hope will succeed at Princeton-More study, John! P. Elwood Trapnell Vocational Band: Cheerleader. In just the position for all the girls to fall for- hanclsonie and behind an ice-cream counter! Thelma Vernall Commercial Clubs: Dramatic, Shorthand. Thel1na's one of our smallest girls Whose hair is full of lovely curls. C. Robert Vogt ' General Footballg Clubs: Lettering, Aviation. Bob may not have much height, but he is an excellent football center. John H. Waliick General Stage Manager for school plays: President of Stagccrnft Club. Between his job, his car, nainecnrcls, Katherine. and tho Stage Craft Club, Johns one of our busiest 111011. Beatrice Weaver College Preparatory Honor Societyg Glre Club: Music Appreciation Club, A quiet and a charming girl, of whom we never tire, We hope to see her soon in Westminster Choir. J. Rowland Weber Vocational Clubs: Rod and Gun, Vocational Guidance- His one hobby grows out of the other: Too much magazine reading-so he goes squirrel-hunting. Helen Wendler College Preparatory Honor Societyg Glee Cluhg Clubs: Music Apprecia- tion, Literature. When Helen upon the piono does play, She'll surely chase your blues away. Harold R. Werntz Commercial Clubs: Stamp, Glee, This easy-going fellow spends his spare time collect- ing stamps and fishing. Helen Wetzler General Intramural Sports: Clubs: Library, Dramatic. Here is one girl who is very shy, But whatever her aims, they're sure to be high. Esther Whitman General Intramural Sportsg Intramural Council: Clubs: Dramatic, Music Appreciation. Esther likes to laugh and shout, She has a good time in school and out. Joseph R. Wiebush General Honor Societyg Hi-Yg Clubs: Lincoln, Lettering. Carrier-manager extraordinary! His big achieve- ment is raising his pet groundhog. Hebert C. lvilhitle General Hi-YQ Golf, Dramatic, Track and Field. The Madison homeroom basketball flash, who seems to be tlll illl-l.'0llllLl athlete. Genevieve Willier College Preparatory Vidette Staff, lteporterg Mandolin Clubg Clubs: Journalism, Photography. Perhaps Genevieve's future will be planned, She thinks handsome is simply grand, Hoi-tense B. Wilson General Clubs: Travel, Book. Hortense, always full of glee, A social worker wants to be. Harry A. Winnerling, Jr. College Preparatory Student Councilg Orchestra: Bandg Stage Commit- teeg Senior Playg Clubs: Slide Rule, Dramatic. Haw's favorite pastime is discussing freak phenom- ena of Physics. His hobbies are photography and Horace Heidt. Marie Winsinger General Clubs: Current Literature, Advanced First Aid. Marie, the winner of the D. A. R., Outdid the muse of history by far. Richard D. Winters General Footballg Clubs: Sports, Football, Chemistry. Powerful muscles-powerful mind! No 'better com- bination! James C. Wittel General Clubs: Sketch, Sports. The way in which he devours detective stories, you'd think he is preparing to be an author. Richard H. Wolf General Honor Societyg Clubs: Sports, Swimming, Dra- matic. Dick wasn't behind the door when brains were passed out. He's going to succeed. Arlene Wolfe General Clubs: Current Literature, Chess. Here is our plump Southern lass, Who is so fond of English class. Dorothy Worrest College Preparatory Honor Societyg Drum and Bugle Corpsg Clubs: Current Literature, Dramatic. The future for Dot we can easily fortell, That she and Bucky will surely do well. Jane Wurster Commercial Clubs: First Aid, Dramatic. To work for the president is her aim, Then under his signature, she'll sign her name. Alvin Yeagley, Jr. Vocational Student Councilg Clubs: Vocational Guidance. Past-High School Present-Hamilton Watch factory Immediate future-Married life. William D. Young General Clubs: Rod and Gun, Cartoon, Lettering, Bill has faithfully held down the last seat in all his classes. He has a distinct urge toward piscator- lal greatness. CLASS SONG L it 511 f wr i v W 11? - 'ff' 'M ' 2, FE! F F TC W' w we 1 fr K ,D Q 1 I calf MIJ K -J JL K ,'B'V2zf V . e ei he ll K +V t N am. A J, x Q FE- .J J- if :K J. .A J- ,l ,' ,WET f , , X f F 'V ll V ' 1'?l,nfv He Je J' t e e J J like hum J,..L JJ..LJ ,J :pi gf B Q' V f V e V ' -J 1.5, elf ex J. ll t I' lf if V t F' E I Aire-.L,,LJ,L4,1..L it tel. 1' V 5' V r tr r From our years of school we part, And our teachers we must leave, Upon the sea of life we start To gain for us our needs. The knowledge gained shall serve And bring us to our markg To keep our sturdy craft a-sail, Through tempest, wind, and dark. to aid So with gratitude we leave, Our dear, dear Alma Mater, To navigate with greatest care, 0'er llfe's tempestuous Water. To calmer seas and brighter shores With sails set full and even, 0'er the deep to the port of success With the class of thirty-seven. Words and Music by Helen Wendler 'SKIDDING' H Prcscntcd By THE SENIOR CLASSES OF THE LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOLS Miss Naomi Terry and A. Fred CHARACTERS Rcntz, D ircvlors Aunt Milly.-. ................. Catherine A. Morrison A ml 11 .,......... Mrs. Ilurrly ,,.. .Imlgc Ilurdy ,.,A ,,... lirandpn Hardy ,,.,.,,,.,, Eslulle Ilurrly Cunzpbellv, Marion Hardy ......,,A H'c1ynv Trrntou HL-. Mr. Slubbins ,,,,,,,,,, Myra llurrly Wilvor. . . --..-.--..,Hur1-ry Ruub - . , ,Dorothy E. Koth - - - - - - . James Coho . , . . .John VVitmcr . - - .Regina F, Smith , , , ,LaVL-rnc ASlllllC2ld ,.-....J:unes Shreve . . - . - .Jolm Ilolidras ....Kuthryn Miller Girls' History I slept and, behold, I dreamed. Mrs. Brown and her eighteen-year-old daughter Jean, who had just graduated from Stevens High, were seated in comfortable chairs on the porch of their lovely home. I listened as they talked. Oh mother, to think that I have no more schoolwork to worry about now, no Algebra, English, or History. I canlt believe it. At last I can take life easy with no more hard work and drudgeryf' Mrs. Brown looked wi'th amazement at her daughter. Jean, you really shouldn't say that because it isn't true. The years you spent might have been long and weary and you might think that it was all hard work and drudgery, but all of that is nothing like the hardships you'll have 'to endure in your future years, if you want to succeed. Of course, there will be pleasant and exciting times then, as you had them in school: but as you Worked hard in school, so you must keep on working until you reach your goal. Neither Jean nor her mother spoke for several moments. Then suddenly Jean's face lost its thoughtful expression and she began 'to laugh. I'll never forget the day I first went into Stevens High with all the other girls, as a meite, unnoticed Sophomore. Those upperclassmen seemed so high and mighty and didn't even as much as look at us. Probably when you became Seniors you treated 'the Sophomores in exactly the same way, her mother added laughingly. Jean couldn't possibly keep a straight face: she knew that it was the truth. She went on to tell how, as Sophonlores, each girl picked her own extra-curricular club and those musically inclined joined 'the Glee Club, the Orchestra, or the Drum and Bugle Corps. By the time the linal examinations were over, and all the eighth periods Served, they were ready for a well-earned vacation. Then as Juniors we organized and with tl1e kind help of o11r adviser, Mrs. Price, we elected officers. Betty Smith became our president, Betty Barrick vice-president, Jane Luttenberger, secretary, and Virginia Kinney, historian. We chose brown and white as our class colors. Our basketball team, captained by Jeanne Graei, won 'the basketball champ-ionship. Jeanne Graeff was also the highest scorer in the inter-class track meet. 'Tll never forget how I enjoyed tl1e oratorio 'Messiah' a11d tl1e operetta 'Patience' that the Glee Clubs gave that year. There were so many 'things to talk about during Jean's Junior year in high school. Jean Rineer was awarded the medal for the best essay from the American History classes on the subject, The Influence of the Founders of the Clolonies, 1607-16607. Betty Cornelius, Jane Ehrhart, and Helen Levy were elected to the National Honor Society. During the summer vacation one morning Jean noticed in the paper Ellen McCormick had been chosen as Miss Lancaster . MY! but she was proud of her and that she was from the class of '37, You certainly thought a lot of yourself when you became a Senior, didn't you, Jean? her mother asked. Well, if you ask me, I think it was something to be eager for and proud of. We had waited a long tin1e 'to become Seniors and we tried to act as very sophisticated ones. The class held anotltiir election and chose Dorothy Koth to preside over their Senior meetings as president. Her assistant, as vice-president, was Dorothy llenninger. They needed an account of their meeiinirs, so Viola Hatton was elected Secretary. Of course the class needed money, and the job of collecting dues was given to Betty Farling. Those now elected to the National Honor Society were Betty Barrick, Viola Hatton, Mary Jane Kain, Barbara Kienzy, Dorothy Koth, Kathryn Miller, Vera Reese, Dorothy Renninger, Jean Rineer, Harriet Robinson, Regina Smith, B'eatrice Weaver, Helen W'endler, and Dorothy Worrest. The basketball championship was won again in the Senior year. There was the oratorio Elijah , A large group of girls entered the essay contest sponsored by the D. A. R. Prizes were awarded to Marie Winsinger, Harriet Robinson, and Frances Prutzman, for their essays on the topic. Colonial Women of AEairs. Soon various committees were placed busily at work to choose the class. motto and flower, to select the class song and poem, and to plan for Class Day. Then Kathryn Miller, Regina Smith, Catharine Morrison, and Dorothy Koth, were called upon to display their dramatic ability in the Senior Play Skidding . All of a sudden chimes were heard pealing forth from 31 near-by church. That ln-ings back thoughts of the 'Ding Dong Chorus' from the olteretta 'The Chimes of NliI'1l12lllll5 , doesn't it? I should say it does. VVe practiced hard on that operetta but it was lots of fun, especially the early morning rehearsals and the pink slips. Much success of that operetta was due to Dorothy Renninger and June Smith, who had two female leads. A few weeks passed, then came the Baccalaureate Service, Class Day, and iinally Commencement-June 17, 1937. Excitment and never-to-be-forgotten days! Neither could anyone forget all the kindness and faithfulness shown by all the teachers, all of the many friendships that had been made in school, and last of all I1 one could forget Stevens High School itself. Memories of it will always linger in th minds of the '37's no matter what happens. ' Retrospect Let us today look back across the span Twixt dark and dawn, and to our conscience say, Because of some good act to boy or man, The world is better that we live today. Looking backward across the span of three years, we recall many pleasant associa- tions and memories. We cannot help looking back and viewing with pride our many attainments both scholastic and athletic. As for the teachers, we hope that as they look back over the classes that have graduated they will have only pleasant memories to recall of the class of 1937. September 6, 1934, found us enrolled as Sophomores at L. H. S. WVe truly were greeng but according to the upperclassmen, we were greener, so much so that Mr. Herr had to adjust his glasses to determine whether the lights were red or green. Probably the most outstanding mrmories of this lirst year, can be summed up in three words: Who? Where? What? After two months of mental relaxation we returned not as greenies, but as sophisti- cated juniors. All hidden talent was now brought to light, and we sallied forth in the social life of the school with our colors of brown and white proudly flying, During this year we held our first class meeting. Then we first felt the spirit of fellowship which we have enjoyed for the last two years. Under the watchful and guiding eye of Mr. Patterson we elected class otlicers for our junior year: President .......................................................................,.................... Robert Reed Vice-President .... Clarence Hoar Secretary ..4... .... C harles Clair Treasurer ....,..,....,....................,..,...........................,........... ............... J ohn Krantz Historian ..........................,...,....................................................... Robert Schafer In the meantime many ofour members were being admitted to such activities as Honor Society, Vidette Staff, Glee Club, and Hi-Y. We ended our Junior year with a great determination to come back and do bigger and better things in the fall of 19364 We now passed into our last year. As lower classmen we said little about individual genius on our class roll, but as seniors we assumed a more dignified than proud air, and accomplished much. Officers for this last year were as follows: President ........................ .....,.,., . . ..... ........ .... J a mes Shreve Vice-President .... ........... J ohn Oller Secretary ......... .,... . . Charles Clair Treasurer .................................. . ........ .. .......................,........... Burleigh Cooper Historian .............. ............ . .............. ..... .... ..... ................. ........ R o b e 1 ' t Schafer As seniors we were considered leadersg and the members who acted in this capacity were Charles Clair, who very ably assumed the presidency of the Student Council: John Oller, who became editor-in-chief of the Vidette: and Walter Parkin, who was president of the Honor Society. All varsity sports, the Glee club, the Band, the Orchestra, Cheer-leading, the Intra- mural Council, and Hi-Y were well led by members of our class. One of the highlights of our Senior year was the Senior Prom, held on February 1. Here we bade farewell to the Mid-Seniors. Two other outstanding events of the last semester were the plays, Take my Advicei' given by the Student Council, and Skidding given by our class. A new organization was introduced for the first time this year, The F. C. A., a National organization, dealing with the Vocational course of Boys High. Our final prom was held during the month of June, 2111 event which helped the con- tinuance of acquaintances made at the mid-year prom. Then came the finish of our high school days with the exchanging of name cards, autographs, and pictures. Class Day, conducted in our own auditorium, and our Bacca- laureate Service, held June 13, at St. Paul's Reformed Church, Rev. T. A. Alspach, D.D. minister, soon followed. Then came Connnenccment night, which closed our school activities with appropriate orations. And now as we are leaving high school to find our places in this great world let us not forget the underclassmen. They might not need nsg but they mightg So let our heads be just in sight. A smile as small as ours might be Precisely their necessity. And as for us, the class of 1937, may we always remember Thackeray's statement: The world is a looking glass, and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. Frown at it, and it in turn will look sourly upon you: laugh at it and with it and it is a jolly kind companion. ' Girls' Class Will To will or not to will- That is the question: Whether 'tis nobler for the class of '37 To keep its virtues and unequalled talents, Or bestow them on the underclassmen, And, by our kindness, help them: To give, to keep no more: And by our gift to leave them perfect knowvle dge And a thousand other talents they'll be heir to. h We, the class of 1937 from Stevens High School, do bequeat 'the following of our precious articles and possessions to the persons herein mentioned:- 0116 son it's We bestow Arlene W0lfe's avoirdupois upon Melanie Pollack. Our ability to comprehend we leave to the oncoming Physics class. We transfer tl1e debating lH21lIl'S undefeated record to the Boys High athletic teams- and all. We will Helen Levy's college hoard exams to anyone else who can use them. To Miriam Klivansky we leave Mae Maxwell's art ability. We bequeath the boisterousness of Marie Winsinger to Dot Kranich. Kitty Bevis's dates we bestow upon any one who needs them. We will Amelia Forney's tripping capacity to Rachel Moore. To Sara Slaughter we bequeath June Smith's vocal talent. Betty Barrick's wise cracks we leave to the girls behind the candy stand. Betty Cornelius wills her wanness in Latin class to Kate Stumpf. To Anna May Ackerman we bequeath the ability of Jean Bordner and Helen Garri- to make funny scarecrows. Jean Rineer leaves her ability to hawl out the debaters to someone else who thinks for the good of the team. We appoint Ruth Warfel and Merial Beachrnan as executors. And talents of great worth and virtue. With this bequest are turned from us, the Worthy, And saved till '38, Boys' Class Will We, the Graduating Class of One Thousand, Nine Hundred, Thirty-seven, of the Lancaster Boys' High School, in an unusual moment of cooperation and general clarity of mind, do publish this our last will and testament. This document by our class is unusual in the fact that we instead of being about to die, are about to start the long years of manhood. Most wills dispose df the usual, drab, unexciting articles of everyday life. Here, however, we leave behind us very cherished and tangible possessions of our school days, reminiscent of good times too numerous to count. I. To the rather insignificant: Mid-Seniors in general, we do bequeath our noble characteristics of Self-satisfaction Enviableness Nonchalance Inimitableness Optimism Respectability II. To those whom we believe to be especially deserving and meritorious we leave cer- tain very noted possessions of members of our class who are, in a sense, passing on. 1. Bill Schaeffer's college humor, Ccynicism to youj to Eddie Benedick. 2. Les Garner's studious attitude to Charles Piersol. 3. Walt Parkin leaves his bulk 'to Tiny Nagle. 4. Cooper, Engle, Erisman, and Oller leave Lancaster for California and points west. 5. Jim Shreve refuses no leave his oratorical ability to anyone. He will probably need it to sell pink shoe strings. 6. Dick Powers leaves his speed to Barney Ewell. 7. Harry Raub leaves John Hondras's ability to do Latin to Miss Mumma's next Latin 8 Class. 8. Schafer and Trapnell leave their megaphones to Newswanger. 9. Mr. Hartranft's Social Problems classes leave him all the sheets of scratch paper in the school. 10. Kenny Dicely leaves his deep bass voice to Gordon Eby. III. We leave in the near future 'thc revered halls of L. H. S. to a group of youngsters in knee-pants and anklets. IV. To the janitors, the expert marksmen of the class leave wads of paper in the chandeliers. If we have forgotten anything, we need not mention it anyway, because if it has been left lying around loose, someone else probably has it already, or will certainly soon get it. We will before long be gone and forgo'tteu, but you live in our memory now as for- ever, L. H. S. Closed is our last will and testament. Administrator ,John Oller, Jr. Ruth Beattie, A. M. Sarah E. Bitncr, A. B. Clgygg G, Bunyp, A, B, Columbia VVilsu11 Oberlin Wuyymgburp, qlgllugu Social Science Iinglwll Cmnnwrcial Subjects i . H -. x l 1. vv- - ' , ' . 1 ' if ,. ' .-.. M. 4- , ' 31, 1, . .ZW ' 'Q ' ' i '--,- f - ' A .,.,. A A 'V Kathryn A- Clayk, M- S- Sara F. Diller,,B- S. VVilliam F. Dill.-r, A M Mary E. Eby, A. lx New York Ulllvvrslly Q l'wlr15ylv1gv11f', Franklin and Iwi-n-shall llillsdalc Retailing Lummorcial Subjects pennsylvania English French Betty Fohl, B. S. in Erl. Martha llartmau, A. B. Millersville Daisy P. Grciucr, A. M. Gettysburg Librarian Columbia Muhlenberg Social Science Mathematics J. I.. Hillvgas. A. M. Henry A. Ho0v0l', A- M- Anna J Knox, M. A. Franklin and Marshall Franklinqand Marshall Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Cornell Columbia Scivlwe Science Home Economics ,, 2 . N 'Q ' , '4 ' Y A . 6' , 'M H Hn-len H. Little. A. M. Alllltl M. Lnsch, B. S, xY1lll'l'il' M. Lnwy, B and Mt. Holyoke Susquehanna Temple Columbia Commercial Subjects Cnmmorciul Subjects Scienc Social Science l1h:u'lc-s S, Mu'h:1lt:-n. R. S, Edith Mwvmra, A. B. l 1':ulklin :md Nl:v1'sh:1ll Irving Laura A. Munson, A. M. flonnxn-ri-ixml Sul-jects Lntln, l'4l'l'IlL'h Columbia English snr-1 John S. Oller, A. M. Lafayette Mary B. Peterlnan, A. B. Mary E. Powers, A. M. Franklin and Ma,-Shan Dickinson Swarilunurc Columbia Science Cnmmr-rein! Subjf-cis Scic-ncc ' 1 , Y Ann D. Schaeffer, A. Ml Duyothy E. Schopk, S Mrs- Mary S. Price, A. M. Llllxan M. Rome, Ax. M. ' W1 S lg 1 New York Quwvrsny Oberlin Q c' l Sciglfgnsylvunin Geuysburgdlithclxlqtics Lolumbm 1 Son social Scienggquelmnl Muslc . 0 in , 1- ' ' D - U L. S I , , A . u Marion N. Scitz, A. B. , 010 ly Hgggtllcr X B pcnnsyh-mlju gimp PI., x 24.hK.lShtQ0p ' English llmmmfrcizll Suhjvcls fel 'C 00 0 Buslness hmmm-rcial Subjects Kathryn Troup, A. M. Virginia E. Walton, A. M. Naomi lk. 'l'crry, A. B. VVestlninstcr Oberlin llc-od Columbia Columbia lingxlish Latin Physical Education Kdtmeuagggdst' A' M' A. Blanche Landis John VV. Armstrong, A. B., A. M. 'VValter BI, Arnold, B. S., M. Ed Cmumhia Secretary Columbia Pennsylvania State Fnnligh Rutgers Industrial Education ' ' ' English Wilwlinun .I.. Atchley, B- S- Oliver Barrick Alpheus V. Becker l 'fmklmfmd Mllrshuu Pvlnisylvaniu State Kc-ystone State Teachers l'l'l'Ufh lndustrial Arts Connncrciul Rcsigned May 1, 1937 1 J. E. Benner, A. M. Clarence M. Ebersole, A. M. Charles .R. 1E5lll0lllZlll, M. Gettysburg Columbia L'uivcx's1ty ol. Pvnnsylvalnlu Social Scivncr- Latin SCIPIICL' Clair F. Fitz Paul VV. Fr:-y, B. S.. M. S. llvrnld Ii. G:-llmun, A. M. Clmrlvs H. Gladfeltor, B. C. S. I'm-nnsylvzmia State University of Maryland Franklin and Marshall Bowling Green llllQllN'9S Unfvvrsity Vocutiolml liclucnlion Franklin and Marshall Sci:-'lice Colmncrcizll ' Science Ray Y- GFUDP, A- B- J. F. Hartranft, X. M. - - 3 Ilewllliwll Valli-Y Franklin. 'xml 'Mzirshall lll,Ef.f,2l1il?nJ'a,ffiatl1i4lQfrsl?,'a,?' If Nmflll1?' Social SCI!-'Illf' Connnercial F. J. Heckman, A- M. Hurry L. Hoover ' S. Erngst Kilgore, A. B. Pennsylvania State pennsylvania State Fk'lnnkl1nE hMrarshalI English Vocutimml Education no 'S Otto P.. Kolh, B. S. num K, Kudm-, B. in I.. s. Harry B. Lutz Riqllflrd C- Madison, A- B Pennsylvania State llrf-xr-I XVhzlrton School I '3U!fl1H1 3nd,Ma1'5hall Industrial Arts l.ih1'nrian Commercial 5001-al Science fi .M 1 ' 4 . fm 5 J.. ,.., , '--mam 759?Ef? gf,J .. . mwistiflfl I .Mi'rtin, A B A' M XViIIium VV. McMinn, B. S. James J. Neely, B. S. I-xnnklm unfl lllillhllilll pittsburgh Temnle ml!!-hgh Industrial Arts Physical llducation llalphqH. Pqlterson, A. B., A. M. Ax F' 1 R! tx A. M' Albert xv. Rox . . . n 1, lran1QQ,Egf:3glS1:2,rShall 1:,.m,Lf:n and Murshun Ruclwstur Mechanics' Institute Maihematics G1-mmm Imlustriznl Arts N i John B. Shank B. S. C. P. Shull A. M. . pder J Saja B. S. Millersvillz University of licnnsylvania Mom-oe xv' Tgyfggtall' B A' M ' ' Industrial Arts Mathematics Social Science Pennsylvania State Vocational ldflucntlnn l . Samuel B. Smith. Jr, A. li. H Franklin :ind Illzlrshull , MflUl'i'-T0 C- Sfallsmith, B- S- lmiguugc- 1 0- G' SHUI- A- B- Gettysburg l'ranklm and Marshall Science Physical Erlncntiun Pauline smuffer, B. S., M. A. Y'f ' Sfl'11m1H1, B-S Rohm-c T. stoner, B. s. Pennsylvania Stats- Millersville, 'f00 'f0 Wjlsllillsfvll Pennsylvania State Columbia Plly4lC2ll Eduulflflll Vocational Education Art John P. YVeise. B. S, N Donald VViimcr, A. Iii V . 4 ,. . Franklin and Marshall Frzlnlilin and Mursllzlll pilelghl .W Merrllaeg' B' S Mnthvmaiics l,ur1g11u-ws Umsy Vmm J. y g Instrumental Muslc Sclence Iilizzxlwtll 114-1'sl1lw1'gv1' Elm Loeb Vifflef Wf3b9F Sf'L'1'f'ff1fY Millersvillr- Sn-creiu ry GIR LS' HONOR S0111 IETY Oiiicers I'11'.'g1rl1'11l ,,....., ., ,.,.,.,., .,., I It-tty li:tl'l'iCli Vim' Pruxirlenl Sceretrfrff .,,,., 11iSlUl'illIl. . . Sponsor ,A.. Betty Bill'l'iCk Betty Cornelius June Ehrhnrt Viola llzltton Maury June lizlin Barlmru Kia-nzy llorothy Koth Helen Levy Iiutliryn Miller Ann Bnckwnltei' Ruth Bl'llbilkt'l' .lean llceka rd lithel iI4'illZllll2lll Nleria-I IZ:-alellallil ,..Man'y June Kuin .-.Betty Cornelius . , - - .June I':lll'll1ll't ..,.,-.......-..-.luhn S. Ollei' Mennhership IUIST Mid-1038 Ruth Myer Vera ltcvsv Ibm-ntliy Renninfjer Jenn Rilleer Iluwiet llohiliazcu Regina Smith lfentrice XVCQIVOI' Helen NVQ-Ildlei' Durntlly NvUI'l'0St Tlxehna Hershey iletty June lligh lilizuheth Kruyhill Cutlierine Stumpi' Mary .lane VVill 1938 l,1-ruthy Culflren N ATIOX AI, HONG Il S0111 ICTY Oiliccrs P,-pgiflpni ,,,,,,,A ,,A,,,,,, , x.A., N Vnltcl' Parkin Treasurer .... - . Ga Richard Bowers Cllurlcs Clair James Coho Burlcigh Coupon' Lester Garner Ilurolrl Hcisc-y John Hondras Donald Kcpvrling John Krzmtz . -..Drmnld XICLIIIHICIIIIII . - . - . -Ricllzlrd Rowvrs Vivo-I'1-exiflcnl.. . Secretary .,...... -. .,-,-,-,-....-lkurh-igh Cuupvr 'illhliltillgl Members Donald McI.:m:wh:m John Ollcl' NV:llic1' Parkin II:u'1'y Iiaub xvilliillll SCh1lK'lldK'l' .Iumvs Sllrcvv Jzuncs Smith .loscpll XYi0bush Richural NVoll' Cllzwles Clair l,cMar Finitf Kenneth Hl5l'Sl1 NYilliaun liillltllllklll Richard Ashby Samuel Burr Cllarlcs liownlun Carl Fickes Donald Grotl Rohr-rt Hackman Robort l-luke STUD Prvsizlcnl .,,,,.,..,...,.,A.,...A,. ENT COUNCIL Clulrlvs Clair ,,.A,,,,-,,.-.-.l0llll NVitnwr ,,,,,,w........Sall1u4-'l Bill'l' - Rodney l-'lory Virve-President ,,.,., Sevrelury .,,..,, Treuszuwrr, .... ...,....,,.,.,. Azlmsvr ..,,, ,,,, IN lr. CIa1'm1cn- M. Iihersolv Senior Mid-Junior Donald NlClAlll2lCl12lll Chm.h.s Holzingm. paul with-I NYilliam Sclmvtfvr 'h.,.N Myers -lillll0S Sllrvvv ' ' Nv2ll'I'l'll Swartz Snplmmnru f -', ' . ,lglglc Burr xvllllillll l,cmm1'dh MM S 1'f,.1,gm.,, E,,,,L,m, lcdwm-A lu-m-.lick Robert Iyoruldurn Rudnpv plum, John lirowu Rulilfff EQUTU 1 ' 1- 2 ,IU1111 Cuulur Hubert VNlllt6l'5 'mlm Wltmm lluln-rt J0llllSllll Junior . i John llI2ll'l0ll Ml11'50Dh0Uf0N' 1 A Franklin Scllulfnm' XYQIIN-1' lilmrly he1'z11Ll1hChCll1l1t5 Hubert Slllldifl' l'll'illllf, Keller llenry Swilh Rolwri lA'l'0VCl' lN'l'RAMUHAl, A'I'Hl,li'l'IC COUNCIL Pyggiflvnf ,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lliCll1ll'd Black Vive-President ,,,., .............,, J umm-s Smith Se'1'1vt1r1'y, , , ,,v, liivhau ml VV4-itz:-l S'l'LTDliN'l' COUNCIL PLAY 'I'.XIiE MY ADVICE -Lester' XII' If J. I-If-cknlan, Direclor .Inlm Witrur, Ann liucliwultcr, Allan XX'all:1cc'. Paul Niurplv, Ifntty Erich, Jzmws S1111-vc, NYU- Ii-x' 1 'clru-IY1-x', .Fc-mwtlv Yun Duson. HL'l'SlltXQ' ImlL15ll'i1wI York Q NX'illi:1 1 IWOIIII. Hflj'l'i'QlHlI John llurris. H2ll'l'iSbHl'g Sh-1-Hull AfTir'11miix'4' H4-lcn Lf-vy Ilorotlly Lutz B1-tty Barrick llnrothy COICIVPII .la-sm, D1-ckalrd STIEVICXS DIZHATING TEAM New-11:a .xqf,l'l1IiliiNL' 00 NZ 90 530 Imp mc-nts Nc i:1ti va- 85 Sl N5 S8 R8 .-trlrvisvl'-XX'1x1. F. Dill:-r Ist Spc-zulu-r Zml. Spun km' Iirrl SD1'ilkl'I' AH0l'llZlf0 Tilm--Km-pn-r , Captain Stvvvlls Oppnlu nts N1-ggzltivv AfIiri2nni1w 88 X4 89 82 8.2 78 R7 85 90 XG Negative- Bm-tty Corm-lius .lane lihrlulri .Ivan Him-f-1' Merirfl Be-achzun liihel Iloinamzm SENIOR ORCHESTRA Leigh E- Wittell-Director Graduating Members hvlllltllll Allahach Robert Morrison Betty Cornelius John Oller Kemieth Dicely James Shreve John Ehy Robert Smith Paul Garrison William Snyder Harold Heisey Mary Steudlcr Mary .lane Kain X'Varren Swartz John Tate GLEE CLUB Dorothy E. Schock, Direclress Graduating Members Kitty Bevis Harold Heisey Kathryn Miller Irene Binkley Clarence Hoar Ruth Myer Betty Burkhart Elizabeth Holman Pauline Newbert Dorothy Coble Mary Jane Kain Vera Reese Robert Dorsey Margaret Keller Dorothy Renninger Vklarren Ehy Virginia Kinney Harriet Robinson Elizabeth Grabill John Kirchner James Shreve Louise Harclerode Kathryn Lederer .lune Smith Regina Smith Charles Snyder Rexine Stumpf John Tate Beatrice VVeaver Helen NVendler Harold XVerntz SENIOR BAND Imigh E. XVittell-Ilireclor Graduating Mcmbvrs NX'illinm Allulmcll liiclmrd Lutz lillg2,'L'lH' lfickcs Hulwrt Murrismm Paul Gurrisml H0lJl'l't Smith Ilnrold lleiscy XVillium Snydvx' XY1ll'l'l'll Swartz DRUM AND BLTGLE CORPS Drum Major .v.,.,..,.....,. ...Ardytllo I,vFr-vre Ilirvvlor, .,,.,.,.,........,,,, -,I,L-igh Ii. Wittvll Gl'ildllillillg Mvmlwrs Bc-ity Cornelius Ardythc' l,z-F1-vrc GIIH, RHSIZRVIZS SIGMA CHI l'H'sif1'0l1I .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,5,.,,.., Kifty lim-vis V1'r'1'-l'.4'xi1Ie11l .,., ..., l fluruncc Millm-1' Sz'r'rvla:'u , , ,... ..,.,., N nncy Ile-rl' T1'vu.v11:c. . , ,.., Mzwy Jam- Karin ION TIIIGONOS I'1'c'si1Ivr1l .,.,I,.,I,, .,..,...,,,.,., . Illlll' Smith VMI'-l'.f'xi1Ivnl .,,, ..... I Elsie- Harnish gK'l'I'1'llli'L1 ,.,,,, ,,,, V irginia Kilim-y fIkl'll.il1I 012 ,. , . Marian XV:-l'lu-I' LINCOLN HI-Y President .,....................... James Shrove Vive-President. , - . - -xvilliillll Scllaciiul' Secretary ..... ..,. C llarles Bowman Treasurer- . . ...... Charles Clair Chaplain .,.. ...... X 'Vaync Shay BUCHANAN III-Y Prvsirlent ,............,......,.,.,., .lorry Myers Vir'e-Prmirlvnl ,.., ,.... l loan Caldwell Scr: elrzry ...,., . ,, ..., llohcrt Hackman Trmsurrr, . .,.. Charles VVviikamp Chaplain , , .,.,XYill1zun llumhleton ROOSEVELT III-Y Prvxirlvnt ,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,..,..,. Tlmnms Cllm-Iv-4 Viz-u-Presiflenf .,., .,., I Iaruld Evans Sv:-relury ...... ...... . IIIIIICS G1'i!Iiths TI'FllNllI't'l' .,,, ..,. R obvrt II:n'tmun lflmpluin .,.. .,.,.,.. . fuck Barr LEADERS, CORPS Ssmnsnr .A.. ..-.. k,,,...,...,.. Mr. .IU J. Nvclcy TRACK TEAM Cupluin ..,.. ............... N orwood Ewell Manager .... ....., X Valxer Parkin Cnuvlz ...,. ..... IN Ir. R. C. Madison SVVIMMING TEAM f, I, I . f Howard He-rr 'U' 'nl' ms ' Albert NVohIsvn Mnnngern ,. . ..., VVnlh-r Parkin Crmvh W. ,-.Mr. 0. G. S0111 CHAMPIONS SHN IOR BASKE'I'liALI. TEAM Miriam Grucif, Captain JOZIIIIIC Grin-Il' Rufh Hzmnzr Milclrvd Nickvl lla-I1-lx LL-vy Jnsl-plxilw Roda Bcity Clmdos Rr-tty Smith B.XSKE'l'BAI.I. 'l'l41AM Cllllfllfll .,., ,.,,..,..,.,.. .,.. I I ugh Sht'l'l'2ll'd .11 ,mlm r, , , , . ,xvilliillll Cll2lAl lt'S Conrlzg , Mr. R. fl. Mudisrm The Lancaster Senior High Schools are grateful to the following Advertisers who have helped to make this book a possibility. ooo4::9oo4::::::nooo4:--::9o4::::: I I I I I I I I I I II I I I II I I I II I I I I I I I :vcATTooo0o c:ol.oNlAl. THEATRE I I Featuring Hits from Leading Producers 5 I Metro-Goldwyn - Meyer - United Artists Paramount - Fox gg Louis BoLxNm3R, Manager II LI:--332: --zif LL5::::I1:3-'r13I1II22 II'11 :ZZZiiiitii32331Iiiliiiiitittitiiiii Ifiliililm Day Manager--Mrs. Stolrzfus :I DAY AND NIGHT DINER 847 SOUTH PRINCE STREET 4: WE SELL II II Sylvan View Dairy Products :I Delicious Hamburgers M Night Manager--Tommy Rah!! --n---on-on--oooo::-:::::::::::::::::::: 3 f ----A-:pol 901: ---- --'-:bo4:------A:oc------ ----- TELEPHONE 2-8966 BEN S. HARNISH Printing 916 N. CHRISTIAN STREET LANCASTER, PA. PRINTER OF THE VIDETTE 'I II I II II I II II II II II II II II I II II II II II I I II II A SPECIAL SALE ON GREEN LIGHT -- by Lloyd Douglas Regular 82.50 Edition S 1 .39 WHHEESI'-HEY L. B. HERR 81 SON Books and Stationery 46-48 West King Street 'V II II II I I I II I II I I I II II I I II II fl FOR -W 'I I I I I II II Ii I II II Tour Better Gifts Your Srandavd School Ring Prizes and 'Trophies . Watches and Watch Repairing Service and Satisfaction Shop At ZOOICS JEWELRY STORE so NORTH QUEEN STREET -rv II II II II II I I I I I I I II II II II II 4 'oc:::I::c::::::::::1oc: Il SHAFFNER JEWELRY STORE U 1: 24 WEST CHESTNUT EE H M. A. SHAFFNER -'- ROBERT S. REAM ll II QL Two Doors from the Post Odice :- Just as Reliable II In f-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::rc::::::::poo4:: EI You'll like 'em- II Boys, theyre great. I II :Q New color, new leathers, new shapes . . . Shaub's quality 1: and fit. Every pair a headliner. Come in and try them on. U II SHAUB'S SHOE SHOP :I 18-20 no. queen street ll A,c:,:::::::::::::::::o:::::::::::::::::::::::::::- Tlilfiilittiillliiliiil rliilfillliiliilltliii 4 1: I Parker Pens 8 Pencils Bicycles :I Producers of I prNsuPRrME SHENK BROTHERS ,, I E CREAM 3 Quality Responsible for Its Popularity Spoy-ting Goods 692 Toys II - 30-32 W K' if VITAMIN D MILK est mg Sfmt I A b rr ilk 'rn ' d - I 2 SIM: IMI g,::::::::::::::::::::::-A b:::::1::::::::::::::: p::::::::::::::::::-:::::--::::::::::::-:::::::::: 1: !fT S-..,, :I 5155- Y. II 5 J e .,'. f E f' T! ll ' I KES . o LATE- - II I ,. lu . I I kglggn i j Mlller 81 Hartman I fi? Iii? 25 ' , , QE l if Wholesale Dzstrzbutors ,L IIE- ' II I II II b:::::::::::::::::::o::::::::::::::::::::::::::oo The Photographs in this Year Book were taken in the Second Floor Studio of Hager E99 Bro. QWR Hager EG? Bro., Inc 25-31 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. --,v7..Q----,--..-..----------...............,....-...--.Q,....an9 May 'Your School Days Be Happy and Profitable. vv JAMES H. ROSS 18 East King Street Lancaster, Pa :::::.::.:.:b00o:-:pr-:::.:.::::::.:::::::a00oo:.::::voc::: LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE f82nd YEARJ Secretarial, Accounting, Stenographic Courses for High School Graduates and College Students Individual Advancement. Free Placement Service New classes are formed each Monday. For catalog, address: Registrar, 48 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa. ::::::oc::::.::::::::::.:::.:. :::::::1::f::::::.::::: - ------ AA- ----- -A --------A --- Let Us Serve You Black Magic Anthracite Coal Shell Fuel Oil RALPH W. COHO 22 West Chestnut Street Dial 5141 o4:---:l:--:l:-AA- '---- soc-aoooe-:Qc-- 19 jewelry of the Better Sort Since 1893 J. F. APPLE COMPANY, INC. LANCASTER PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of the standard rings and pins for the Lancaster High Schools. Be sure your ring or pin has the Apple mark which carries a permanent guarantee. Qgoooooo-oo Franklin Sz Marshall College LANCASTER, PENNA. Established 1787 Complete four-year course of study leading to the degree of A.B., B.S., and B.S. in Economics. Adequate training for stu- dents preparing to enter Med- ical and Engineering Schools and for Commercial Chem- istry. Course in Economics and Business Administration in preparation for business life. Full requirements for State Certificate to teach in High Schools. John A. Schaeffer, Ph.D., Se.D. President New Fackenthal Laboratories oc Q1 ooocoo Designers, illustrators ancl Engravers A School and College Work a Specialty V Conestoga Photo-Engraving Co. 336 W. King St. Lancaster, Pa. P. O. Box 1062 Dial 2-2620 gQ o9o9 oeoev .................. - :pq APPEL 599 WEBER A Store Devoted to the Better Gifts in jewelry 40 NORTH QUEEN STREET ,occ-9-soc------A ------ ' ' -ooc- F. METTFETT 81 BRO. Northern Market House Phone sm of srss Free nenvery For Quality Seaiood, Fruit 81 Vegetables OUR BUSINESS Is to Give You Up to :thefminute Drug Store Service J. A.iMil1er Co., Inc. Prescription Druggist 56 North Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. of I ::::::::::::::::n4::: 1111 IEI5 A--- ..-....e............ A.....,.t-, Come On Boys and Girls Lets Go Out To POP'S New Store 630 North Plum Street, also 240 West Orange Street See Maestro. Bob Johnson at Fountain 'coco II oooooooooooooooooo 'I II II II II Jacobs' Shirt Shop II ON THE SQUARE Newest in Men's Wear 0o :::::poo4:::::::::::- --- II II II II Il II II II II II II poo.-A GO TO DARMSTAETTEIFS :I7 N. QUEEN ST. for Typewriters, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Note Books, Note Papers and Other School Supplies. som CANDY CLYDE H. COOPER Prescription Druggist E 154 North Queen su-een ' 1 II II II II II I I I I I I II Free Delivery Anywhere II Any Time Cigarettes Cigars I I I I I 4 A -- --- --------A------, FRED F. GROFF, INC. FUNERAL SERVICE WEST ORANGE ST. AT 234 LANCASTER, PA. Compliments Of BRICKER'S lb ----- ------------- 1 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II -A--4 1523 :: . .1-'.v:c:.,, -755:::::...:5::::g5,,.-, , ...,-.-.-.w,y,-2. e5EE::::::::: :..:::::::a:LE .!v1'1'm i?35K .'k5p::::5g:gg555j5g55::::':!ei ' ' ' '::i::E:::::5::---Hiiiiffl gg ..........:::::::::.:: V , p '55:5:gq:::::: .- . - f - .- : y r -, . .,:.:..:::::: 5 - ,- Q 1-1--'Hx-:-r '.::::::::::: , - .5 v . - 1 ,- ,-.. :':::':::::: ' -J if TP :5:::E:::::n11'f f :'1': f l'5' f e:::1::':y: :- -f-1- f -f-tw-7-t 1- 5555555552 7'E f'1',L' t 1-' tl .1......... 5 7 --,- 'L-Q A j -:V .- . hiifliiiii :--r-.-:- ---'V--A' LJ QEEEQEEEEE I-Q E -- L4 -f-1 -5.1 '. 5w:E5g5 3.3, A ' lf .ar '-::l: Q: QT 0,1 1 if 4 . - fi ., . VIA: - ,L A, :spa L-5.2 .gif g 52 f tilt 'T '? lf if -'t'1'2'1'1'f':'f X --4.-, Graduation Suits . . . The Class of IQ37. Style heads the graduation class this year . . . it's written on every diploma and here is the CLASS of Lancaster made easy to see because it's at one address. Now you can try on every accepted graduation model Without budging out of a 20 foot circle. You miss nothing. You see the suits that the rest of the nation is receiving its diplomas in . . . all schools of thought have been tapped to let you finish in a blaze of glory. Don't let any graduate you know miss this display. Suits for Graduation 318.50 to 535.00 Two Trousers SAYRES, SCHEID E99 SWEETON 28450 EAST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA. ::::::::::::::h4::1:: -:::::vc::1:: ls ,gJ.?w.,.. . :wg zgfggwh '11-L -,F S- ff -... - -gf E -if -,kfaf-3,5 ,.-.-fx. M.. ... gf ,ji V , ag' 5.vf,+,-- . rfagf-'-----4 T .- 1 L- '-Q.:.-'.n1',,gQf? 1 ' 1.1 1. we ,- iff '- - M . -5-V, -..-sic., -1 F- -- 'T i. '1-3- 'ii .511 - q-Jw .-f 1 f 'iifi ' 2- - na.-... .H . ,,-hge .1 fffixif-.l'1. x, - 'f '.5:i -. .. 3-z I 4 e Q. 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