Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1934 volume:

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Ill - K 1 'if , 2 J Y A ' I W , Klllll , Y ig + HI 5 v 19 X! ,fl L ,if J ,VUL fl C l'l Cwfzfvffuff fum' f'.fffff1'.v fmf gllllfflrlfxl' fir 'liflic' Sfffzhz' f,'ff.',v,v Q, A 6 '- XJ N -J h fx W QWQX gg 'Ss-41 Qi 'lus- GDIEGHUUIEOD, To 0111 P111c11fs who have Watched over us through all our student days gulded our hesltant footsteps held before us our 1dCHlS alded us W1th thelr rlch experlence devoted thelr tlme gxven thelr money helped us to bear our hardshlps JO1CCd ln our joys and consecrated thelr l1VCS to our lnterests The Class of Nlneteen Hundred and Thlrty four Lovlngly Dedlcates Thls Book May these pages afford a hmpse of our school llfe and lead them down Mem orys lane to thel own student days v Q Q2 , 1 .. 'QQ N T ' f . . . . ,fi , ' n , ,jg . . .U W . 7 H ' 0 , 1. - - 1 ,Ln VL . . . 'Ll l lr YOUTH CONQUERS Q?, QfQ7R4lSNE 'f Y T'-' f 'EN Qi C-Q fi' QQ C7 Q93 QQQQLNWVJSRSQ , 1, AQQS X Y 4 ,,,f,,,Q,,, A,.a,,, j aaaa ,Q, ,,, FOURTH Row Mr Ymgst Mr Royer Mr Rensmger Mr Kadel THIRD Row Mr Schlosser Mr Bucher Mr Harbold Mr Tuttle Mr Warfel Mr Savage Mr Ruhl Mr Gllllland SECOND Row Mr Spangler Mr Downes Mr Klmmel Mlss Hoffman Mlss McConnell Mlss Gruber Mxss Bortz Mlss Seltzer M1ss Nevston FIRST Row MIQS Bowman Mlss Hartz Mlss Peters Mlss Klemfelter MISS Nxxon MISS Ross Mlss Metzger Mlss Evans H M DVRNES AB MA Frankun and Marshall Umversxty of Pennsylvam Principal L I GlLLlLAND AB MA Wlllzam and Mary Umverslty of Vlrgmla Vzcc Prmczpa Hzsfory ALTA B BORTZ AB Lebanon Valley Coll L Alhance Frax C3159 Languages SARA A BOWMAN AB Hood College Phldelah Rlce School Spoken Word COlUmbl3 Umverslty Englrsh F4CULl l NDRMATN B BUCHER AB MA lebanon Valley College Columbn UnlV6fSlty Mathemalzcs RUTH M EVANS AB MA lebanon Valley College UHIVCFSIKY of Pennsylvama English ELVA GRuBrR A B Hood College Gzrls Physual Trammg GEORGE K HARBOLD AB Mxllersvllle State Teachers College Franklin and Marshall College Supervzsor f Vocational Traznmg 97 . . . 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W PAu1 G ADAMS Tlme wasted IS BXISIGHCC used I9 fe N 1:11. athmmil 111 Xmuwtlf Sta 4l1sx NGLILIHIX as nt 11111 CARL H ALBERT Sousa H15 mus1c IU our hcazts we bore Long after lt was heard no more l is I n cm I lull N INF- lnscmhle HL11-A K ARNOLD Blondze As full of sp1r1t as the month May IX U3 NANCY M BACHMAN There IS always room for cour tesy U Ill- WAYNE B BA11oR I know who I am why care 1 others do not All Flllll Vkeaxlng Club i tlmrus I '3 f ATHERIINEI BALAS Kass Her words do show her Wlf 1n comparable X1 xx sr 11+ Staff nc lu 111 IIN LARL W BARR Nou the hour of rest I 1 come upon thee MILIJRPIJ E BASHORL Mickey I should thnnk your tongu a broken 1ts cham X llllli IX Ill l Ol IIN IOHN L BECK ohnny Men of few words are the best men Ir1xeltTuT1 2 enu 1 l, J 1111 HAROI u G BECKLEY Beckley A loyal just and uprxght gen tleman flxm Ulub 2 tarmm. Ulub 4 FU I ,,,.,,, .L .:s.e.ss.s.. eg Lls L,L, L,,LL , ,. L ,e.e,, 1 X, ,,,L W, s,,s A ,...,,s. ..,. I - A L we . . 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P Rumi L DISSINGER Dxz e talked and then she twlked agaln and yet agam she talked HI A m llx lp. lub dl 1h E1 AIYNL DITT Dolly I worked vuth patlence vnhlch means almost power L 1 lh lxlft L lub GEORGE DOHNER George An empty cart makes ClEVlllSl'l racket D 7 P :ex sketln ill RICHARD DONI FY Dick He IS BCYIVITY persomhecl m truth He IS too actlve for so snml a youth P- tu DOROTHH L Domvlox ER Dot ver ldle a moment but thrxfty and thoughtful of others UI US X111 l:.LEANoR MAE DONMOYER Donme It would talk mercy how nr alked ner 4, I tl HENRIETTA M DONMOX ER Hen Sllence rs golden Q horus z Tl Ill x ng-.l N Lllllll.. W7 I ' ' th Frmlljzlll M: :pier-2, 3 V . . 'Frau-k Mzn1:gm-1'---1 - 3 - Hunl-1, 2, 3 . Hr:-l1e.'ll':1-I. 2, Zi A1-1'1m:111l14':ll Ululr-f-I. 2, I5 F4 4 ll allkll, 5: Hi-Y lllllllfz. 3 Hiulc Club-1 Fl l4l. l. 2. 3 Hu. 2 41. 2. Ji A 1'up1wlt:1 'I Oil'-3 tilt-v llllllrffl , fl - .' aff .f-0-. --0-- 'I'yping Club-2 l 4'lu l'All5 l. 2. 3 'Fypin l'Iulv-42 En 1.' Svrupl nk 'lull--I. 3: Art Filnrm- VX'-1 'ing Ululnv Si --O-- -,0-- ' ' ' ' , Ne ' , ' Hlill -I' l'll1l-2 Uh ' s-1 , Art lfilnrc Vl'eaYing Club-3 Sm, ,- H VIUIJY3 --0-- --o-- Sh ' . ' ' ' ' , ' Z . ' V t F l l't'Ill'll l'luh-3 QI 1'11Nffl,i2. 34 Art :tml N-file vt-nrt :lub-2. :Q K1 4' llUlJ-3 Uh yuxij lllyllll 'A 1' -2 Libre 'y C11 41 --0-- --O-- Y. ' Y ' . l Geri I-1-111:14 'l'ypin'1'luh -2 'l'.'I1i 'llllr-L! fit-rnzur Club -3 IN'-'i 4 4'llll 3 Art :xml Nm-er - 'Az ' -34 l FMALYN DOUPLE Emmy ma1den of our century et most meek Urllk lJesn.,n1m., 4 um THOMAS EAGAN Tom The most completely lost of all days xs that on whxch one has not laughed P I Htsktth nm MAY EATON A llght he art makes llght heels 71 UN lll Mmzrxpn Eauxr Marg A woman may be knoxxn by the 'lssoclates she keeps P I orlt stone St lff 1 Izwhr EBRIGHT IS Nothmg great was ever ach1eved wnthout enthuslasm Rhx thmxc I lub N rute Klub Ut and Ntedlt 1 raft Klub IAMES G EHRHORN1 Ehry What thxs lad wxll do or say next can be tolcl only by a Oulla Board LS S s urlent 1 nunel -Xlf'h6TIll'-t 4 lub m :tu 'uk Nlmamr l QS ONALD FRANKLIN ERWIN Whxtzc rs troubles are llttle ones DOROTHY I FEEMAN Dot Sxult to resent but as swift to ltone I S hmn s 4 lb all Q Hour R FFLTX Slecpq One form of unconsclousness known as sleep LX MARIAN E F101 ER Madge Where pleasure and duty clash let duty go to smash lbrarx 1 luh S ruve I lub Tspmg, Club I07 A ' . y - - V. Pr 1.1 of Flaws-l it ' Q-2 . T -2 Vll I -'-1. 2 Ura z Club-3 .-f'f'114:: fl-,.!..A, ,.,.g Y. Pr Hi-Y Vluh-I, 2, Z! -'0-- ,,0,, D Av Av Fm tl ull -2. 1: H1 ' -. :J ' f all-2 l ' ting' Club-2 Hi-Y--l, 'I Z! l'l1utugra111l1yP11111 2.2 .,-0-- --,,-, , 2 n A . W 'A , , . 1 . Fha' s-l, 3 llhylhmif- Ululn---Us ZZ wht,-U,--1, 2, Z2 .lur'n' lwurrlulia- Vlulm-I lrhyt '- Vinh--l, 2 llflfkl 2 fl. 2, IZ Vhsf -x'le-:ulm-1'--V I, 2 --o.- --on- I: 1 .' 1 K.. A . . ' B 'l'l'l-lli-Y-fi! ' - - - 1lllII'llN 2, Il n A 4':11rp1-llal Vlwir -Sl l:lfYl0 Vlllhgl rlw-IQ ul.-.f l'lulr'-2, 1 1lt'I'lllIlIl Club-Z! --0-- --0-- S. . -, . bl - -2 L' 1 ,' ' -1 . -1 3 -3 ,ever . , -.. . s ' .W ,...l XxNXXxXkXk.XX .xXXXxX..xk.X ,1.eieXE,,Wg.,.e.e.., ,X...mkXX.. ss ss X , E R , , ,N., BEATRKE L. F1NK Bea Light-headed-on the outside. Glu- Vllxlb--l, Z, 3 A flilllllvllil t'l1oi1'--21 4l4'l'Ill2lII 4'h1l1-Z4 l'llUl'llf -l A' '5 --O-- Fimxciis FOLMER Sfuppc Neither above nor below his business. .'Xl'I'lll'l'X 1'l11l1-Ii lwmtlvullf-l R1c1mR1J EUGENE FOLTZ Dick Pep md fun and lollity A h ippy personality N R I 1111 Axim IA B Fox Millie A voice gentle and low IS a comely thing in 1 vxoman ., IXI4 I NURA M YRAMXI IN A life is a song so I t m head and smile I RICHARD EMLEN FURRY Sarge If I can be helpful or kind. I'll surely he it. 1'. nf Ib. Flllllgfi --0-- MARY IRENE GAMBER Mary Irene With jovial nature shown by gleaming smile, She meets each day and stops to laugh awhile, ,X1't1'l11lv-1: l'l'HlI'US'l, 2, It hlve 4 lull--.i t'a11pell'1 4' 141' ' GEORGE VN GARDNER ed This gentleman will never find life a tragedy there will always be some place to go and some fool thing to keep him going md I I-IARRw GARMAN Soffy ut he xxhile his companions slept was up in the night '-el utlmall 1 11nt1n FRAN K GARVIE I love music it IS my life Why am I expected to be content and settledl Listen to thls snappy dance tune X 1 exman tluh lil IHIIUYTIX 1 B nd IEWUIM A . I ll-3 --O-- you ' H ' . 7 1. ' R fl-'IH 1'l11l1--1. 2 R - - I Iizlxt- will-3 ' l ' ting: t'lulr43 Pl 0 A, --0-- v-O-H , , ' ' I , . . ' . . 'Ill 1'QILi?'55L5 NV -1- 1 1111112 F-O , - ., 3 Art 41111 Neville t'1'z1ft ljlulz-C5 l.,- - .,. K.iu'i1A-3 -10-1 --O,- ll ' A - lif y ' . . Ch ruxgl. 2, 3 . , , l:ll'l' Vlllln--I. 2. fa PII' 111113-22 4Il'l'll12lIl 4'l11lx-Zi 111 ' lvl I 1 A3 I.:1ti11 l'l11h-YZ! 1 ' 01' U , A Vinum.-ll:1 wlnir-:a l lkllwelllfl fha PA3 was 'e ru f , I 1 Ast ' I' 'lub-2 1 'ii 'fi I I lgg tts :ld A , 5' W ,- Iovce E. GEARHART Divinely tall-anal a step ahead of fashion. Art Flubfil Chorus-Ii Girl fllmwls --Si RUSSELL C GEIB Gentle of speech benehcent 'mn I' A t I-llno XX eaxnng, club VICTOR H GLLNSLER Vxc A mans hapnmess 1 0 thmgs proper to man lu lmtlrill del X 1 um WoonRow I Glu fl! Arise and shake the hayseed off thee I ILIX i l0IUlNll N 1 WALTER I GLASSMON ER Wallzc From care lm free Why arent they all contented me? -.thx 1 C FUI MILDRED R. GUCK Millie Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. l'horusA1. 2, 3 Girl 4luz1rds42. it Rc-tter Speech Vlubgl DONALD D Gtoss Don Hxs smlle IS sw eetened IS ravlty wr ULN l J Xl: llE'hllSI I lub 2 Nlndel Alrplane flub GERTRUDE GORDON Trudy Her reasoning IS full of trlcks And butterfly suggestlons Ill!!! nu ard MARY R GREINRR If she will she wlll and you m1y count on lt IE she wont she wont and that s he end of lt VIL tnc h t uh 1 th I S PAULINE GREINER Peeny Sedate studnous and quiet she goes her even way bmp, 1 nh ultx 1 lub 1 lmln l uh uollc tl tnnt mus 0 0 , ' of , ' dl ., . , ' hy h A r l':uln4l.'L! U Q ' I' ' 'f ' ' ' '55 Hi l rj, l' ul-1 Q 1 -3 --0-- --o-- ' H ' . 's t do . - - Him 9 'Q1.l's'1 S4-l'vit'v Club-:Z , , -I' . , - -. l'hurus-1. 2, 3 M0 ' ul 'Am l I I I .lu ' ' Ilmmutim- 4'lub-I Girl ' 2 S-3 ,-0-- 1-0-- I 4 . I , l . 1 I ' : A r ' . Q Typi f Vluh-2 AVI lg' l'lul -1 Latin Vluh-2 Fl 3' 'lull-2 Fr' ' 'l -3 511111-yim.-5 f'llllD'Afi Glu- Club-Ii .X Uamn-11:1 ' oir-3 1'hmru.'-1, 2, 3 --0-.. -.O-- llk Liln-ary Plulfgl - Typ' ' 'll -2 N0 ' - U' ' ell I-'fmtlmll-2 Latin Club-2 Burl :ll-Ii Fe' 2 'l -Ii , Ur: 'z ' est 1 vn - .'-1. 2, ss y K , ,, Q . , . -Y, +1 if . ,. .. X X ' 'Q sw L at L L l , L l Iollx Y. GROFF ohnny He IS capable of managlng all of arranglng all and of darlng everythmg ll l 1 ont ull nt l 1 IL mst 1 1h lll1l1llll1Sl I lull Nllllli-' Staff ANNA M GROH Posey My lndllstrlous parts are those of 1 home miker Deslgnlnpc Club 'P ll lox c la GROSL One man alone at llrst her heart can move She then prefers hlm ln the plural number Slnglng and murmurlng ln her feastful mlrth Ioylng to feel herself ahve IUII1 S I C fl lr H lNlx1Illi.ll Ars NA GRUMBEIN Anncllen The chlseled features of thls lass affirm her charicter as counterpart to llfe IN UD IIQ RICHARD L HALLMAN Dzck The only way to have a frlend 19 to be one slx1 ll Glee Flub 2 ' IX mg u s flmthl FRANCES l'lECKMAN Fran A blessed companlon IS a b ok IP Us lh Lluh m n 1 Tlplng, 1lulJ SAMUEL R HEILMAN Sam In notes by dlstance made more sweet ll S and U11llE Nll'1 ll 1 l DOROTHY E HEISEX Dot To be happy should be our goal For worry 1S but the rust of our sou lvehttlng, 1 l lol llk A 1 lppelll llll he 1 MARY M HENNING The mlldest manners and e gentlest heart ll S NTIIHL, hllselxllllt Jlftrl Club blcllestra 1 2 e lm'1n 1 lllh 1 l S THOMAS HILL Tom Solemnlty and serlousness are stamped upon hls countenance X 1l1ltll'1ll l l nl.. 1 uh l llllutnlle Staff 1 lppella C hllll' Vlldoxx lvl Ploxl belmin 1luI1 i Puls Double Qullfei 3 WZ I I . l . Ur: uril':l ' PSI ph I- ,--.1Y 2 gg Stl - .l'Ylll'lI'llfl. 2, S4 Lal' - Q2 ffl'l -' 'll -2 Gel' 21 'luh4I4 1-1-l'nlzln 1'llllr4Zi - ' f l -3 Ma I 2 'luh42 ' O-' --0..- C C . 5 , h I V 1'h rll:-3 . --, 3 I3 4:4 1'h l'lls41, 2. 3 -f ,- -.-2. 3 A 1'zjl1Qllzl 'l oit'43 Glee lllllli-Il --0-- 'ZZ . f 0 C r I R 'NV ' ' . l. lllNl1'S l Staff gr' - '1Ul42, gg 1'l-l-1'll1ll-1.2. Ji U1 - ,-41. 2, 3 Gel-xml 1'lull43 it 1 1'l 1 ' -4-3 A flillllbtxllii 1'hllil' 112 llul,-3 1'll rus-1, 2, 3 as 'X z -1 --0-- --O-- ' th ' 1 , 1'll Vlldfl. 2. Z! - Q -' f ' .- -4:4 ' Lil 1 ' ' -1 Ill jllllllic' 1'l 142 fu? 5.1uhj,' .5 3 1'ho'l,-3l I Ge. 1 LX l'1'l'l1l2lll 1' 11173 ., ' , , . '- L-. ,liyping muh-3 A 1 A1111 ll. 1 holl 3 --0-- .-0-- , ' y Hi- '42, :l . . lf . -1. 2, 3 'l'rzufk-1. 2, 3 lm.- -- ,itll '15, zz 'l'.'l1 ' 'l '-2. 3 ...K 1 ht' n ' Art Film- NN el Cl 14:4 A li ' ' '-3 I' 4 1143 Glove 1'lubY3 N , ' zz ' -i RUTH ANNA HOLLINGER She ls the most t1m1d and uso olute of her sex ln 1 Ge 1 llll CATHERINE HORN Cas daughter of the gods dlvmely a B'1sketba.ll 1 Ilhx thmlc Club l xteratule 1 lub IOSEPH A HORN: oe Dont take llfe too serxously MARGUERITE HORNICKEI L Peg Early brxght quxck chaste as the mornmg dew lbfh.4tJn:.. lluh '1 ln 1 luh ping, 1 lub cnch 1 ul: ROZENA M HORWNAT l two great dutles of a vxrtu ous woman whxch are to keep home and remam sllent 1? N N ruee 1lub 1111 1. 1 EARL D HosTETTER What means thl brazen brawl mg boisterous vonce7 Otlrlll ler 1 uh ,del Xl pluu 1 ee GERALD G HOTTENSTEIN erry dont beheve nn wandermg alone nd 1 1 elman Lluh Nlithematxes Lluh 3 Student Lounell 3 N Lluh Ioutlnll Student Nlanager 1 ELMETA M Hourz Give every man thy ear but few thy VOICE uultx 1 MARGARET M HouTz Wxth every rose you plCk a thorn But arent the roses sweet7 X nxeltx 1 1h 1.uAr1ls or-is EARL HUDSON Iohnny He 18 not hurrned lns voxce lS nexther hlgh nor low il'P7l A . 5 e 'S . , - 1'h1,x-us--1 Y n Ijl 'arj 1'lub-2 Fo z -1. :I 131 - fl -:g Glit 'l -l. Il M1 ,A 'r 2 - 'lulm--2 GI Club-Z1 --0-- -.O-- A y Q i I , . . l . t ll. - . 4 Y - , 2, 3 33 ' Y ? .' ' -2. 3 ' ' . if . A' . V 3 YA3 .1 1 i ,. . 1 -. Hi- ' ' 1-3 --Q-- 1-O-. , 3 . ' N '- g 1'luh42 you ll never get out of xt ahve. pm qgmu-,lsggg --0-- --0-- I ' 3. -A g 'll -2 1 ' ' ' -L! Girl ' ' .'-fl L- L' T -2 'l'y ' ' T -3 Fr- '1 43 -.0-- O KT I A- 5 1'll ru:4l, ti ' Ce ' -2 ,- ,, ,- . - ,5 3. , .UQ NIS43 l.l11tl11 1 luh 5 .M , - eww xXXxX.x.x, . x.xXxx.xx .W .xxxx .xX. xx.x .,,x ..xx...xXXxxxX...X. ,... I ..xX ,... , . . R S R Q , s e e e I e R , , ,I : e e ttt trttttttttrttt tttt I , I R , rIwIiliODORE A. Hu MME1. Tarzan Greater men than I have lived. hut I don't believe it. Ifmsllnlllfffl, 2, Zi llylll Flulr---MI 11114-111-lfn s l'l11ll--Ii -.0-- RUTH N. IMHOF Immy Wliexietr we are blue there is nothing half so grand As when a good friend says may I lend a hand7 N udcnt 4 ounell 1 es Fluh 1 ll 41 uslnllf S Wu LIAM M IMHOF B1 A little le irnxng is a dangerous thing I FR! m RICK IANII-S Red Not to loxe is not to ive s IL1 1 ig, t xl N llnl-. Roar RT M Iomxs Iohnsy Comb down his hair look it stinds upright me I' l look' Rum E. Ionxsox Ruthie Darned if we girls can do with out the fellows. Vhorus-l. :Z Student 1'oul1vil -2 lfllj'lllINlt'1'llIlr l. 25. :4 llzlskm-tlmllf-l, LZ. it --0-, BERNARD Kmrn Barny O man of silent mood I S Xeusettt- N11 IIQIWIUIH., 1 lull mt ng 1 uh FERN FRANCES Kr esw be slow in words is a wo man s only virtue in eltx H S Eoxiuxn S KEITER Ned As a student Ned stands not list As a ladys man he his all out classed Ne-xx sette St iff I I not :all H lntlng, 1 lull Iloluitinf., tlub In XX nullln t BERNARD G Ku 'viox LR 3 Guaranteed to he perfeetly harm ess tht IH lllt N vet ll l'l7l A - Phi ru.'Al, Il ff .' I: fi. Zi .I H . -f ' f ' -3 G1 , -2' 3 Pr' E f 'I A'Ii A 1':1ppell:1 Fluirfii Uh VUSAZ. 3 L ll A Stuff O --O-- 'll To ' ' . '. . i . . K . ' . N ' l' lllllll-2 Pl! ln., A Uh ru:-l 4fiH::,uSQl:' 2. 3 Girl Guards-fit flj'lI1l'llllb'l --o-- no-- . ' , . . ' 1 -' 'l'rz1x'1-lelt' K' b- ' Ili-lmtii 'lull-2, Z! , H ,l . lizxugc-tlmll-3 Q. 'Qg ' Y-' 2' 3 rl' I 'JI Lzlti Flulr--2 Pr' ' If ' fx German Club -3 I ' r 'V ...J --0-- XVI ' ' IYZ4- Crazy!! --0-- F t l . 1 .' ' l . I I l . 1Hlt'lll'Sll'2l'l. Z G4-rman Vluh-54 Ma h z Vlulu-fi: ill X Ulub-1. 2 4h-rmzin Plub-3 .um --l. 2, 14 ltzxsl- Imll 3111171 gm'-4-1. :L fl mme... xX.,. , ,.X..X,..X . Xxx,x.Xk , s,,sae, ,xx.xXNX.X.xxXxXXXx.,...., W.. MADELN'N P. KILMOYER Her cheeks were like beams of the morning sun. Service Flub-2 Girl Ginztrcls-21 --0-- rllHOMAS P. KIMMEL Tom Quiet, resourceful, a man finite value. Track-1, 2 Biology Clulvfl Srie-nee t'1ub-3 Astronomy Club-:I DENN'ER V KISSINGER Denny Better be small and shine large and cast a shadow it 1 ni'-tix 11 J x-llllltll1l.IlLSf luh 1 1 1 lt ROBERT H KLEISER Bob Of in- than natural born sprinter hgh oi foot and speedy of limb ul-1 UU 1 1111 lm S 1 MARIM. E KLiNE Ixlmey ye sew so shall ye Yllll 1 lUll I' d ,e.s. ee.,ee , e.,, . e.,e.,, ..., e,e,, . .xy xx IEANNE KQBLENTZ Tink A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Better S1N'Qt'h Club-1 Art 1'lul1-:I llrzxniatic' 1'lull-it 1'h11r'usfl. 2 --0-- WILSON R. KOLLE Slim Let me wander into the realms Of the unseen, And grapple with unsolved prob- lems. Ilellatimz 1'lul1!1 Mztthenmtic-s Vlultgfl Alchemists 1'lulw-2 OHN Z KREIDER ohnny There was manhood in his ook 1 lt 1 helol N 1 C Fnenhmcic KREISER Frlt Wit is the salt of conversation gr mln mtl-t1n,L 1 ilu Nl xthematir s 1 lub 5 e man llub li tsketlmall Student NI1n1,g,er 1 1 s X109 Pie-slr ent S l ndestone St iff Student 1 uumll l MARIANINE KREISER Iohnny She is pretty to walk with And vutty to talk with hnrus iskt thi 'UE 110-1 --Q-- ' . ' ' l . lllll'l't'l Events l'llll7!-1 1 4-ht, 1' 11 F2 'lI'2l 4l..2. 3 .4 . 3 ' gg lla' .' 'lub-3 111-'nan 1' lb-3 --0-- --o-- A ' , ' z C - l'h11t11fz j 1'lulJ-1 ' ' 1' 5 ill !:Z 'rn -f-1, 2. 3 '. -. lf tlalljii Eh, . '5 k i, La' - n lub-.S -1' 2' 3 'lz ss .- - l -I --Q-- ' V I - --0-- I l 1 . As ' ', ip, ' . I11-sip: ' 14' 'lub-2 ' . Glu- 1'll1l1-3 l'll .l'llN'lf 151135 , lihythmic- Vlulugl, 2, Zi .X 1 1111111-lla 1 l ' '-3 qj 5-1, 3 , His' all-1.2 l Q WW V V WNY YY ,K I ,XNNxx.xm X .kxxxXxk.xN, .x,, -. ,...: . XXX,xXxLxNN.XX.x.,Xx.,.AxxXXxX.xxxxNv,XXXxx.xvxkX .NXL..xxXx,xNX.xX..x.,..x.xxxx,X.LL X mXLXXxXLNXXx.x,.x ,.,X,NxxXxxXX Nx...x . X ...... LxX..XX.XXX.xXX.LX X X X X XXX XX X X X X XXXX X XXXX XX XX X X X X X X X XX XX, , ,XXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X XX XXXXXX XXXX XX FRANK I. KUHN Frankie Second hddle to none doth he PaY bl IIIIIJ MARIAN LOUISE KULP Kulpze Great works are performed not by strength but hy perseverance 411 IN xel enth 11111111 111 ZLIINII 1 monk I HAROI D KLIRR Hap LoIterInq along the flovx ery path of knowledge LX 1 Il III GEORCI W LAZORJACIX Slxm 0 vxell and rIght and let vxorld smk IIIINIIX K I 1101.1 In lullt S Rourm N LEBO Bob Frnends profs Jamtors I am ordmary man 'I' .ilk l Ind Iulup.,X tu seth 1 HO HENRH' G. LENTZ Hen l am too handsome for 'I man should have been born 1 woman IQVW 1 e We 1 1 bachelms lluh 'Z e KAT1-IRYN LOUISE LENTZ I She smxled for the sake of Smiling And laughed for no reason but fun 11113. I l11l ska 1111 I Rhx IIIIIIIK CIIASSIA LEVITZ Cas tender heart a vnll 1nHe'c1ble UI IIS I L ALICE E LIGHT My face IS my fortune she sa1d 111 s 1 tn EDWIN H LIGHT I ove musxc It IS the song or m sou ee I lub 111111 1 rm 111 I IJ 111 IN lioxs lhmlnle fQUd.lt8t 3 l'P7l I .. , . 1 l . I X . 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I4 N - - SI: ff -3 A Uaippellzt Uhoir-Zi E EI.oIsE LIGHT When Iqnorance IS bxss TIS fooltsh to be vuse XlllI11l1 1 1 !lHj.,lll1lI emh Isk1tl LEROY LIGHT LIghty There lIes a deal of devIltry neath thIs mxld exterlor m I orus 1 -X 1appellfI 1 holr RUTH E LIGHT Horszc As large as hfe and tvuce natural RlYlllH1l1 1lI1h MAHLONI R LINEAWEAVER at He hath a lean and hungrv look S rnnunn 1 lub Smenze 1 lub ontlrlll CARL H LONIG Longzc Honor IIes In honest toll Llflllib HERBERT M LoNG Herb Ambxtlon has no rlsk lmus I1n1I 1 ermstrx 1 uh min 1 lub lx H- LUTHER K LONG U A blush IS beautxful but IS some txmes Inconvement fx Iman 1luh +I -Xlrplane lluh 2 1I'Iss PIesIdent 2 3 R sketlrall I i Xlathematlrs 1 lub 3 NAoIvII S LONGENECKER Nomq Home made dnshes that drlve one from home OIUN mm neltx 1 Txplm. h Huatmn Il 1ontcst DOROTHY L MADEI2 Dot od s rarest blessmg 15 after a good woman nxeltx 1 ARLLNE E MANBECK Shorty Of bIg gIrls and lxttle gnls And all the gxrls I know Thxs httle gIrl IS the jolhest gxrl X rt ul: FXUIIU, 1 I .e m.1n 1 Iuln ht .In X 11 I j'l7l Ti: ' 1'1 - .--3 Ithg '- 'Iunfz S- 1 'lub-if TJ- , - L3 1'h Q g 'I fl Fr- - 1'llIll43 Ger 5 ' 12 HE I- Y. ,allgg 1'1I1r'Il 1'l1Ih42 --0-- --o-- ' L t . - be- . . . . I v . - Gleff 1'luh-1. 2, 3 Student 1'1Iun1'i1!2, 3 Gv 1'luI-2 'ge' ' '1 -: Ch .'- . 2. 3 A, , . H . 'I ' 13 1,. ' . 1 , , a. ' -. 2. I --0-- --O-- ' I' as . ' 1'II - .-41. 2. :I 15- '- 1 -gy 3 LQOI' z 1'lIIlm-2 N1 ' j 'lub-2 1' ' f 1'III 43 WO-- --0-- F . G , . . V ll, Art 3 ' -2 a . J '- ' -:I F 1 73 N '- j 'lub-2 -.0-- --0-- 'I'ri-Hi- ' 1'IIIlI-Zi . . . A 1'l fl - ' g ' f 'lul-2 l l' ' ' -I4 .e ' ' rl .'1-'ll- 1'I':1ft 1'l1Ill43 X X XX Xxx. X... .. . . . L... NXQQQN . Qx . e weve Xssx fm ss Q.. se I. A ts 1, ,, X, ,.x,x XX.X .. , ..,..X.. ... . . . Q .. .,.Q.k.X . . . . k . k N..NXQ.,.. ,., . . . ,,,, . .x. ,, . . . , X .,,Qk ,L, . . . .,Q.Q , . tes so ....,... ..., .A .,. xkx... .. A RIITII M, MARTIN Ruthie Good goods Come in small pack- ages. 4'lIIII'IIs --l, 2, Il 42100 t'lIIlI-V-2, Ii l.Ilurz1I'3' lllllll I A IHIIIIII-ll:I l'lIniI'-it --0-- WILLIAIXI A. R. MAIIRER Tacky All great men are dying: in fact, I don't feel well myself. All'l1l3.l'll' Club-2 lClef't1'iI':1l l'lIIlb-24 Biology Club-1 Hzlskellvznll--l. 2, I4 'l'I'zu'lIAl, J! Glu- Vlulv-Zi ROBLRT R MCCONNEI I Mac IVledIum helght nlce buIld blue eves curly ha1r but oh those freckles' I PIX 1 I st I ll WIIIIAM C MCDANIIIQ Buck m 1 part of all that I have met Illlll-. RUTH NAOMI MCFAI I s Mac Mercy' I wonder what fool was that first Invented kIssIng IIIII II Im.-Ltlp 1 luh Ixxscllf NI ff IERNEST MICIIAEI. Ernie Soeech is silver. but silence is golden. 'l'I':II'k -1 --0-- FLORENCE S. MILLER Floss To those who know thee not. no words can paint: And those who know thee, know all words are faint. f'llIll'l1SfI. 2, 3 - .luniur I7l'2lHHlllt' t'lIIIr-l 13100 t'llIlI--2. 34 A 1':IIIpell:1 1'huiI'-Il HAROLD K MILLFR AInbItIon IS my goal And argument my hobby udenl L ounm Il l vitlng lluh -X C' Iemlst 1llllI IIN IH 1 am llll 1 lul 1toIIc xl lun Is tc I Oda stunt Nt iff Mx RLL E MILLER MILA buch a gxrl as everyone would lIkL to know I us Club nun ee Pluh I RICHARD MOFCIXEI DICIL Young fellows vull be young fellows 1 lwmtlrzlll--1, 2, .I .-O-- --0-- . . . . St ' 'I '- , 2, 39 . I ' Del . ' ' -1 , , , . . l l ' el! Ge' 2 'lulr-2 ' Dr' 2 ' Ifil lim I' '1 ' I-JI ffl AI' 'II flllll -I U . -1. .Xlvh 1nIi.' 1'lIIlv-A2 nl lull , Klil ln- liilll' t'lIIlm---It ' ' ' ' --0-- -.O-- I a . . ' 1'hI 1' xfl, ZS ' Art I 42 Pri' . T phil' .4 .lu ' ' llI'2iIl1illlI' Ululrfl , Y , ' r l W3 lqm l lm'-1' 2 t'IIIIIwlI:I 1'l wir'---Il .mo-- --O11 , ' it .lllll ' ITI'illll21llt' t'lIIl.-I, 2 ' .fl , ,I -:lg Y fiym I'lIIII--3: t'IIIII'IIs-I. 2. :: N ..xNx.x.x e Nx..:.,..:-:.T:..,.x,xX.,,.g..,.- ...:. L I ..::.,: -we X.xxxxX.x.NX.,,,,:,:,...,xX .. . ..,...x,..x . LM... ..,., .--... : .... .. ..., .x....X..x.xx. .1 x...x..X.X .....x. .xxX.x . X...xxNx-xxxX S3 f f 7? fi 4 W Rs X xXxN.x,.,XxK I W SIISAN FLORENCE MOORE Sue My ambition is not far-reaching. Art zIIIIl Needle 1'I':Ift 1'lIIlv-I ' 'II'I' U-YL.. 3 PAUL NACE Nacy He never allowed hIs studIes t Interfere wIth hIs 9ClLlCHt1Ol'l Odd X plane III wuugx 1 I ALVERTA K NEINX Verfze Kmdness Is wIsdom There I none In lIfe hut needs It and may learn U Ili I mlm slum N I NELRIDGE NOLI Nellle Of all the gIrls that e er were seen Theres none so sweet as Nelly uOI.,x 1 uh I Imlc lllkx 'IIQANIIIC k IAIsIEs NYE m Let the world sllde let the world A Hg for a care and a Fug for a woe Flflllng, RSSQ QQE ELIZABETH C. OBENSTINE Libby Not much talk-a great sweet si- lance. . ,., . .': II. IOHNO OBERIHIOLTZER ohnny neat spruce honest tellow ILI11 ulw rIt' 1 h 1 l ANGELA S OLSESKE Ncllze In frIendshIp I early was taught to helIeve IUN YI YI ll ll IOHIN PAINE Knees SIlence 15 more muslcal than ong 1 nga 1 HExRx PARIS Hen MUSIC 15 the poetry of the aIr lu mlstrx 1 MII ItlIeInItI1s IIIIL, I nw mlvln tm lt I 1 WILLIAM ONEIL KBIIIJ When I open my hps K If mf Let no dog bark New ent Nuff s Irx l971l 1.III 1. . lllg l 4 XII iIl1lX1Lifllilllll1llll I O o , . . V r ' 0 A , , ' . , 1'zLn 11 'l -1 53, ' f lf' 'll l'2 Elevt ' 'lu -it ll l 1111-1 Glue 'lu 141, 2 --o-- --0-- . I ' D . flllli' s-R 1'lI l'll97l, 2. Ci llzlti llllllI 2 1'l1- l1llllJ'3 111-I'In:I lllllll'-'ff Art flllllimg 1liI-I 11 I 'Ils-2, :I A 1'zIIr1wIl:I 1'l mir!!! I. A St: ff --O-- --o-- , , . . X . . C liil Q' 'l -1 2' . lihjtl 1'lIIlrf2, QS 'I'I'i'lIi-Y 1'lIIlv-l. 2, 2' lliyl 'Q' 'lub-1 ' 2 ' ' -' .' '-I'--:Z l,iluI':II'y 1'lIIlr-1: 1'lzIss SUC'l'l't2ll'j'A'3 1l1'I'lTlH.ll 1'lIIh4:I Has 'Q-llrzlll-l, 15. I! --O,- --0-. Ii . V X ' A ' 03 l Gym 1'lub-l .9 . l 1- - 3 'IIIII-2 ' Hlem- 1'lulI-S4 ' . 1il'1'llC.' '21-l. 2, 34 Al: - z 1'lulr-it I ' f-:I St-' ' G --:I A 1 ,I Ill: 1'lOiI'-Il . ' ' N ' ' I 1-' IIIIII '-:Il 1'lulI-l. 2, Ji , .' - 'S - - .' 2 A2 Ill-.-I ll I-.Il II.K'N 'l'llIl I.X'l'lL 'ltl VLXNN ' Y ' ' U A A ELEANOR MAE PATSCHRE Pat To be little is to he loved: to h big is to be admired. lizxskeltlfnll-1. 2. 3 iihvthmii- 1'lulv42. fi Ilulin 1 11111 'l Vlifwlis-25 --O..- AMMQN PEEELEY Eagle Why he is as he is, is unknown. 'l'l':u'k-Y-l, 2 Imotluznll--2, 3 Hiolngx' Vllllraml In-lmtim: Vnllvreil Art 4'll1lv4Zi i.o1it-stoiie Stuff l'IORAlJi-I L PETERS Flossie A Bell among belles Q 141 uh nl nun X usitte 1 lox ci YVONNE PETERS y A Book' A Book' My kingdom for 1 Book' n PAuL POTTEIGER Ei Full xxell they laughed with coun terfeited glee Ar all his jokes for many 1 joke had he nl I-.I ll I es it ,,,....e. A e..e., ee,eoe,e , ,ee.f ,,eeeoeeoo , ,itte E RUTH E. PRICE So very kind, and yet so shy' Girl 'lU2ll'flSfIl lla-Vlllflll I'lul+ -Z4 --O-- MARTHA WORTHING RAIGER Mickey Modesty in youth is ever com- mendable. Lihrarv Fluh-I ., . , lfirl huartlsii., 14 Vhorusil, 2. 3 ERMA RESOVSKY Erm Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed und New ETHEL R RHEx Peepu Strivinn but to gain A long enduring name iorus 'Hsketh ill 1 MARY E RIGELL Her tongue runs around like viheel Ont spoke after another I in F571 --0-- --O-- 'Fri-Ili-Y Uluhgl. 2, 3 Ill fe Flulr-2 ' VI rus---25 A U Sli I - 4' eil-Ji ',ill '4 f limi ATI 1 .' +llc 1'1'z1t't Vlulw-15, Zi l i'L-nvli Vinh-3 Latin Ululv-2 --0-- --0-.. lo . . . 3 -A Latin t'lul+-2 tlernizm l'lulw-3 qgirl 4gumfdS..g' 3 ffirl Guards-2, Ii V11 rus-l, 2. 3 ll ' f-lv 3 Il. z 7 , 2 --o-- -,0-- F t ' 3 4 Y . V i V. , X ' v . . C . '. ' ., 2 ' ' 4214-L1 Vlulv-2. 3 A Tri-Hi-Y Vluh-1, 15. 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V., ,.,, ,, ,mr s . v s A gwirw EDITH ALLFGRA ROLLER Edu.- Whence IS thy learnIng7 Hath thy O1 O er books consumed the mldmght O17 Junlm IDI Im 1 uh III IS P IthmIf'1ltIh X 1 rtppc-lla 1 hr Ir 3 MARY ELIZABETH RUTTER Betty Llmlted absence sweetens love I HI xthrmm 1luh sketlvtll 1 SAMUEL P RUTTER Sam The gentleman IS learned and most rare speaker Il 1 nnte the m Itlmx XX'N1lI1 NI tff T ll k Ts tm m MARY ELLEN SATTAZAHN Ei For softness she and sweet at tractlve grace 1,Irl1.uaIds P I 1hIIIus 1, P 2 O NORMAN SCHAFFER I wIll leave large footprmts the sands of txme llelI.ItInI..1luh 1 I Student 1'uuncIl P Latln 1 luh P 1DrfltnII1.Il 1 untest Wxrlmx In Proxx It llappened In Hollxmmrl III SARAH LOUISE SCHOCK ou Youth 15 too hasty w1th words II ogx 1 lub Senmr Ibrtm Itlt 1 luh XX 1d0XX In I ruxx It Happened In Hullx wood W F RICHARDSON SCHOFER Dzck A l1on among ladles IS a most dreadful thxng :man 1 Ih ench 1 lub 11 ALAN SCHULER Skylar How fluently nonsense tnckles rom h1s tongue unautlc Il 1 uh 'I st ttt Nl Iff MI RA ELIZABETH SCHWEIA. R So sweet the blush of bashfulness Een pxty scarce can wlsh lt less 1lI1IItIs ' 4 O DOROTHY G SEALER Dot What sWC2t dellght a quxet llfe affords' Htlsketlnill l Ntudent1'1Iunc'Il ' Rhwthmlc 1lulI ' fl l'l7l :ft ,f:.: r. ,V ....f::,::,:f.., A V. ,::f.::,.,,. , ,VVV :.:...e,. ,.., ,, V...,. V,,Y , - V H , ,...... AAAAA. X AAAAAAAA 5 , - Q -,-,, ,,,,--,,- A .trt . ,..W.-.ft .t.,---.,-, A Lt- -A W, H -W ...,. .AVA t.,.,.. 1 , f ..,, ,..,. Af-ff ..., ...., A ., ..... ...J f . . - L t 'l .l. - ' ' -z zltic 'l H1 Ri 1 h- ' ,I 1'h 'Is-fl. :Z .' ' z z 'I ' -2, 14 Lhxw . , kg A, ,. 1 ., , i .K . J- - ,, . bv , ,. 12100 1'lIIlI!2i --O-- --0-. Trl '-Y 1'luh-l, 2. 3 G . . - -f Img '- ' 41. 2. :I ,ff 1 HEI, 'S Ba ' 1 - I 2- 3 1'zIrI -ru 1'lLIlI-3 --O-- --0-- ' f ' . 1DI'1ItrII'it': ' st B121 A 2 1'lIIl+-it Aer ' '-4 'l !l, 2, 3 Ne - .' 2 -Zi Hi- ' 1'luII-1. 2, 3 F2 ' 'I -2 Ne-WJI - .' z -2. Z! fly 1'llllI-l. 2 --0-- --0-- M ....... .xX..x.x S t ..a. x.xxX,X ..... X ....... .xxxxxx,. t . ..XX.X . xx.. , xxNx.XxN N xx,,.N.x.,x..xxXxNxxx.x,xNx. .. N, xx.x e ,e,,,eettt.tM.et,tt.tWt.tWt.,.,..tW..tt.t....,t,., , , , , , Eli ee t te e e tttee t , te , ttt e e to , , , , N , 1 ,, , W 1 EDWARD MARs11Ai.1. Smixx Eddie Put General Nuisance in a tent. l '!'GI1Cl1 Vluh-ri Hi 1' P11111 1 -1 -4 1'l'l0l1llSlI'j' 1'l11l1 '--- I, :Z lliulnugx' Vlulrfl 'l'l'2lY4'll'l'S. Vluli -'24 --o-- IA1' SHENK Blue lay Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat, And therefore let's be merry. l'li1'tl 4'lulr4l 'l'i':ix'4-In-1's Flulu--2 l'2tllll'l'Ii Vlulu-Ji Rm S111 RMAN carpenter is known is chips Ks irmumx 1 lub 1 11 Q iutft I lt YN W1LL1AM Ross Sinrraiz Nip Full of vxise saws and thrilling instances l ll llll lE'I'I1lNllX 11t1m 1 MARGARLI M SH1R1x Peg Not forward but modest a a dove 0111 dim lu S1'Lv1A L. SHORT Shorty Theres little of the melancholy element in her. Girl Giiziiwls-2, 3 Vliurus-l. 2, I5 Starmi 11111141 --O-- GORDON K. SHROFF I built my soul a lordly pleasure house. Wherein at ease for aye to dwell. Minh-I rXll'Ihl2lIlt' Club!! l'Il4-vtriv Club-3 l-rt-nvli 4 I11lv!.S MARCARI r V SHUl:Y Peg There I9 no harm in the qirl lt is only th1t she has a high spirit nd it will not do to hold the reins too tight ' xtlimic CHARLhS HLRBERT SICKFL Herbie Youth is full of pleasance ix smite llil Ric HARD C S1M1v1ERs Dick Rare compound of oddity frolic and fun Who relished .1 joke and rejoiced in a pun 4 FUI -,O-- --0-- ' i I i, . . A '- by h'. .V .l' ,' ' -2 , ' . '. . Glu- 1'l11b43 ' ' - ' H4 ys' In ililv 1: ' - -Zi 3 ' ' . A Uuiuiwlln Fl uir- -Ii - Sf- 'tl l'fl1'l'l!'lm' 1'llllb-Zi ' Ithj '- Ulubgl Girl flllEll'llS-2, ii --o..- --O-- ,u . - - . Al1l'lUll1'llt' 1'l11l1-1 K V Svit-1 1- l'IIm-1'lri1- 1'l11l1AIi N.. --3 film-e l'lulv41i wivii-s Vluln- 1 1:1 'llfmfi 1 1'llt'!lllSll'j' lllllllif l 1 1 liilv-2 Sei ' 1' lP1':1111ziti0 Club-Ci Il1'a11z 1 'lub-1 --o-- --0-- 'r , . S ' ' , '-, ' C u l-Iiulugy 1'l11l1-'I A x r Gym 4'I11l1-'15 ' Girls' llh-it t'luI1,-Z4 A Y Student 1'u1111s'il-I HI-1 4al11ll1AZi Uh ' S-3 Gym 4' ll 1-2. Zi fll'l'lN2ll'l 1'l11I1 H .Xl llt'I'X Vluhfl '-wi - l1yl xy 111.41 wlmifra l IOSEPIMI SIIvIoN:E OC A young man whose sIlent days In harmless joys are spent 9 utm AZER SMLINE All thmgs I thought I knew but now confess The more I know I know I know the less I mutha Tru' SILldBIltf1bLlIli'Il 1 onautleal 1 lub 1 IVIILDRED V SMITH Mockey Fate trIed to conceal her by nam Ing her SmIth amat I I Il he-rm'1n 1 lub tIn 1 lub 1 ee uh X 1appeIlI 1 hmr-6 urns l WILLIAM L SN ADER l We qrant although he had much vu nt nts. I XIt lfllrre md XXIQIIII 0 b IUIJ 1 II horus IULIA M SNAVELY UIC Of gentle soul to human race frIerId IX thmlc' 1 lu I HI X skf-IIIIII l - -,,, V ,-,,,,,,-,,-- T--if f,,,,,,,,,,,e ... .t1t.t.t K tt.t .. ......., L.. ee. V X S1 NNA M. SNYDER Wlth temper soft and mIld an ords of softened tone I1 Lltx 1 Ib ELIZABETH SOLIDAY Dollze m llttle but Ive mlghty bIg ways S rwlte 1lul+ -xrt 'md Xtedlecraft 1 lub M IANET Sowsns was born to speak all mIrLh nd no matter hx llllTll1 1 Chux I GAII M SPANIGLER Fun QIVCS you a forcIble hug and shakes laughter out of you whether you wIll or not Ileb Itmg 1lulI Inatoru Il 1 untest Student NI In Igex L Isl-.t th Ill udeSIUl le Sldff Iench 1 lub CALVIN D SPITLER Dubbs Methmks the man protests oo muclI Ilehaunf.. 1 uh Ilramatu 1 uh Lodestune Staff Neusotte Staff OrItoIIcal 1 ontest Truck 'X I9 - A I ' l . . d Il lz ' E 1'lIIh-3 N1 'A j 'll 42 --0-- --0-- Q I Iv . V v . . 1' ll-l. :, :I ' I kfl. 2. Zi .'e ' fp! -' ' ' - I . X - - f -is Ae-I' ' ' ' ' - , 2, 22 --0-- --o-- . . ' I ' ' ' zz . lrvr I ' 1' I I-l ' I ' -2. :I . La . . A1 ,, I: g - 'luIIH2, :I pl pl ,IL '3' Ar ' 1'lu I-I ch .4-f 2. :I you no-- B'll ' ' H .,-:. h - ' ' 1 . , 40 X e was s y In usmg It. Debating Team-2 K.ul,w FW, Q 4.luI!l l,ll!l'ilI'!' 1'lIIlI-1 I ' 2 2 1'lIIlI-2 . It , 2 '. 12 . ,Ai AI-I 1'luII-I 1 L, ' '. , ' ' I ' Gle 1'lu -3 lj. ' 1 ' -.g A 1'z ella 'l III'--Ci ' 1' .'-3 no-- -.0-- I 1' ' , , , I , . a ' ' 2 ' ' 'l -1, 2 I '- 'I -:I lil j ' ' lm-1, 2 5 ,' TI - '- ' 1'lulI-1, 2, 1' ,' -3 Bai I 2 - , 2, Si 2 K K . 5 ' -2. . IOHN LEON STA111. Pony Hes the prince of good fellows. l o11Il1allf2, 3 Hzlskellmll-LZ, 3 'llI'2ll'li7l, 2, Ii 1'110ki111: 1'l11ln4l .Xi1'11l:1m- Club-2 lf2l4'lll'lUl'S' 1'l11l1-iii --O-- THERESA K. STEFAN Tessic A few can touch the magic string. And noisy fame is proud to win them Ur ilOl ual l unte-st Debt-1t1n1., l lub VS idoxs I x I rom lllSK Nerutaxx 1 CSU l mic 810119 St lff MARJORIE A STINE Midge A lofty spirit hers and some what proud dllll I4 1 IIUI ll l CURTIS STRICKLER Sully A healthy frame a quiet mind Kmrimrs. MAIL STROUPHAR I ESflIU8bl9 virtuous economical 1x1ltx U xtL111111 nxt na lfll nt 1 IAMES S. TEMPLIN lim Much study is a weariness of the flesh. 121111 lllllll'-l 'i --0-- ROBERT H. TERRIS Hop T e manly part IS to do with might and mam what you can do Bird L lub 1 I en and 13.213 l 1 'I'1aulcrs Club 1 lu JULIA T1-11R lllle She has a heart as b1g as Cai forma Pumpkin ntltx 1 191 x Iudestone Nl iff 4 RMA E THOMPSON Tomy Tall stately and fine mi 'torus 1 XX 1111 Rouldnt Be Crazy C11ARLhs L Tick Chzck English Physits and German To keep my light out strongly But Trigonometry was so stout lt 111t ill three and bleu it out lt Hit UL Il I student 1 01111111 1 FUI h . . . U' f ' 42- 3 ' I '- 'l11lA2 T1'11H1-X Club-1,.EI. 3 ' '- - .' ' ig ' ' nj J Gyn 1' b-3 .I 'e' 'j-2 lPl ll '11-2. R 1 1,1 , .' 2 1-0-- --0-.. . . ' a ' 1'- Y , ' . ' I N1 'i .' 'llllr-2 J11111111' Il1 :I ' 'lull-1 A,-4-1 011111-Ii l4llll'2ll'X 4'l11l1-1 , ,f ,' 5 -5 Girl G11z11'1ls-2 .lllll ' 1,2 in 'lub-2 l l't'llK'll l'llllJ 3 --0-- --o-- E . Al'1'l l'l11l1-ii l'l ,- , 2, Ii .X1'1'l11-ry P11111-1 ' ' ' ' ' --O-- no-, K't . -. V fun-loving. hard-working. Strqve' N1 '- ,' Ululril lu 2 -- ' ' . l'll Vlliifl 'Elk' ' Vlllll '15, Ji Hi-Y Flullfl, 2. Z! I-1 fl' '1l'1lf2 s1-'- 1- isle.-11-iv 1'111h-za S11 ' 'Ul1f'il'15 'ry-pi 1111111142 X 120111121 Clul -fii S H Y .' T 2' -J M B l,DllEQS'l'0hE CHESTER TOBIAS Toby Perhaps hell grow nel X ml ne RICHARD V UHRICH Dzck merry boy 1n sun and shade tl mp., 1 PAUL THEODORE ULRICH Polly That boy wlth the graxe mathe matxcal look Wldnm ln PIOYX hlllllg, 1 lub llI lIlDllC, ll 1 nntest 1 lass Tu l5lll 6'l lt Happened IH Hullx xsnml IULIET R UMBERGER Judy Its nxce to be natural when you re naturally mae Trl H1 X Klulr P 4 Better hngllsh llulm 1 'lspmg lluh P lxblarx Iluh S Ludestune Staff Basketball Y 0 ALMA UNDERKOFFLER A young lady of very declded opmnons Alt C lub 1 hlee l lull ' 5 A Uanvvella thmr 'Z Student founcll 1 hen man llub 3 Khozus ', i BENJAMIN W WAGNER Ben A fellow feelmg makes one won drous kmd Nlodel -Xlrplane tlu DONALD A WAGNER M :ckey A gentleman IS shamefast of or speech h1s deeds go further S tmp tlub 'But-nve l lectuc 1 lub MILDRED E WAGNER The calm the mnld the unex presslve she uxtltv I u U US JOSEPH A WALDENSPERGER Rube A plam spoken person and a man of very few words Alcherx tlub 1 Xlt Lluh '3 PhllI0fIl3Dl1y Plub 3 O LEwls L WALTER Lewy O' what men dare do' What men may dol What men dally do, not knowmg ' what they do l Model Airplane 'l Chemlstrx Club-1 I9 D W , ,, ........ ..,. . X ,, l M4 l, f in :1 Club-l l . . ' lr-2 -.0-- no-- A ' . - l,ll. 2lI'j' Ululr-1 l ' Funk' ' 'lull-2. il St: ' -2 L Q - -:z --O-- --on 'A 4' .1 A N 'f g t'lulu4l 114912, ' 'I' 75- 5 Girl 3 urds-2, Zi H1-N Club-1, 2, Z4 Ch ,- ,--2 5-if 4:4 --0-- --0-- HENIQX' W, XAIEIDIENNIAN Heine I strive with none, for none was worth my strife. l4'InIIllI2lll'f2 l'l'lllIllU-F lllllll -2 l!:ISQ-lvkillfffl nh-I'nI:In 4'lIIh--SI --O-- ELEANOR M. WEIRICH A smiling look, she has a figure slight With cheerful aIr and steps ho h Quick and light s lXl 4 VIVIAN M WENRICH ll Kindness lll women shall Xvlll Iny ove Irf Ixsette I f FRANK I WhRTZ Hon lVIen of genius are often and inert In society I l I UI llN VERA XNIIPPLLR Tis said that 'absence conquer ove hut thou xxert not forgot DEI. MAS L. WHITE Del lf thou wouldst please the ladies, thou must endeavor to make them pleased with themselves. K'llOl'llS+l, :I Gym flllllr- l, 2 Fuotlnlllsl, 2, Si liaske-Ilrall-fl l,l'il1llllII Vluh-Zi Glee Club-l. 2 Track-l Tumlvline 'llt'2iN1Al, 2, I2 --O-- HIERMAN WHITE Herm A star In the shop 19 worth tvxo In the sky I IAMES R WHITMAN ITTUTIIC The greatest truths Ire the sIInp lest so are the greatest Inen llass lllNl0Y1l otlralll sketbill l 'I' Tek 1 X President 3 ee I uh 'N Ixsctte Stiff 4 I mlm stone St Itt ARBELYN E XNILDER Dotty Better to be despised for too an XIOUQ apprehensions than ruined hy too confident a security I HI Phxthmle 4 lub CHRISTINE M WISE Cris Thy presence makes lf ay thv absence night l,llXll1I'!1lf' Flub 1 I Itss'x I 7 V I .I . . . . - .L Y Y l'IIuI'II.'-l. 2 G SI- '1'v Vlllll-2 limliu Vlllllff. IC Art llllll XI--Illv l'l'llfi 4'IIIlv fl ,XI lI1-VA' Vinh--I --0-- no-- .- . E. 7 V., . Z4 , - ' ' -.il Al 1 . Fo ' -1.134 Ba. 2 e, 2, 3 Art illlil NI- -ll I Uraft fllllll fii rz '-v NI- - S af--3 Hi- 'D CIIIIIAI, 2. 3 G1 'l -I He Sz V55 --0-- 4 'C I' 2 --Q-- ' . dulf - I-'mi IIIII fl, 2, :I . ' ., ' 'l'I': cliff! ' , ' , l-lust-lu:Ill '13, Z4 Clvm Vlulrfl. 2 Tlf- --Y 4-lub-I-I ., 3 Uh V '73 l I'El1l'lll'lllll7'i V -l l'lll'l'4'llI lflvi-nts lllllll-l k . - - '-1 ., --0-- --Ot- E. 'Ja ' 'E1d, l J ' 1 V . A ' Ilzislu-tlrall-l. 2, Ii - .' 'f - , 2 l I'l'lll'll VIIIII-fi I tilt-4' 4'lIIlI f-It l A l'zIpm-ll:I l'lIIliI'ff2l Vh: rus-S1 TI - 'lzI.'.' llaj-3 CHARLes R WIrreRs Butch There are no gams vuthout pmns rlent xen s cml'-tlx l Il: lelnmn I 5 stlrl YIdllItlIlLIlLx C Q MORRIS H YESPAY Motz 19 nature IS too noble for t e xxorld tmp., 1 lub 1 I Img. 1 lub KATIIRYN B YIINGST Is there a heart that muslc can ged heart forlorn' UIUS ench I lub I HI I f'hestI 1 1 Imltlm l uh I ce l It I 5II'lllI., I nsemhli PAUL H YocuIvI Doc In busy compames of women I 001.9 tluh 1 Iltlrlf.. 4 lub IYTIIN I ehesn I I 1 lee 1 uh hurus A Cfmpellt 1 holr Inns Iloulnlf CQLIII t Iorlestonc Stiff CHRISTINE D YODER Teeny I own that nothmg lIke good cheer succeeds mus cnc h 1 lub Phxthmlc lluh I ee A lappellfx CIIIPII 'Z MARX ELIZABETII ZARTMAN A docIle dIsposItIon wIll wxth IpplIcatIon surmount every d1ffI eulty ht I Iutlt Stunt SK ff I ltlllll II tnnt XX uhm In III DOROTIHIEA MAY LI:CIIER Dot Hovx often we see the greatest emus burIed In obscurlty I lallf I CII 1 UII Iodestune Stiff Xhdou hx Prom It IIIIJIIQIIGCI In Hollxwuml Tuts My mInd to me a kIngdom Olllx If ld RIIRIISII I Mkt MABI1I HELILR. ZERMAN May Gne thy thoughts no tongue N ghsh NII II lion lu I KATIIRYN MARY LIMMERMAN Kate onversatIon It doth seem .Ir ll YL nc II I I wilt -tune St Iff I-usette Staff I VI lrlnm In Irmcx It H Ippened IH Holluwood 'UI Vu ' -- IG' ts Vluh-I llI'zIIII:ItiI1 4'lIIlI---l, 2, Zi VII- s 'll --2 I I'e- 'I Ululvgti I ' 1 'llll -11 'I'I'i-Ili-Y Club-3 lizlw I llfit . I .' Z1 . ' I I l'lIIlI-Si I ra -I ' est GIA? 1'lIIIr-CI - R' Hy A 1181311 -llzI VIIIIII'-IG ..-O-- ,,o,, H-X -L h q . B . . . V. ' 'I'I-'-III-Y I'IIIII-I. 2. :I Frm - I Y- .. , 2' 3 Iil'2llT 'lub-I, 2, 3 T4-I4 f - -3 lfren 'l -R --0.- v 'io'- not melt? Alas! How is that rug- HELEN MABEL ZERMAN Ch ' .'-2, 3 . . l Fl' ' ' -3 IS- 'I'I - '- ' Club-2, 3 Or '.' Y- , 2. Ii Ch ' 343 Dr: I 'l fl. 2, 3 Gi'l :Ill I' s42 Fl 1 'lub-3 lin f .' ' 'III In II ' 'lub-I4 A Cam -lla Chnirgii .' ' f I: .- --:I O ng-- ii I 'Q ' - . Y Del I ' ' ' -2, 3 ' Ge' I 'lub-3 Ur I- -1 .. I 2' 3 1'llIIl'll,'-il I -I -sgv 3 Girl GI1z1I'ds-3 Q' ,--2, gg ICH ' . 'z 1 Ik 1' b- T. z ' ' -ti 4 2 'te 43 --O-- --o-- ' ' ' C ' , ' . is an - ' t. Ph ' .-1, 2, 3 Iirzu Il i' Illlllb fl, 2, si Fr' ' t' -3 Pre ' Club-3 I I ' ' - I 'I'I -Ili-Yeti Gl- I'IIIh-2, 3 I Y , - .' I . ' . , '-. X Y-'.' J ' - L 2, 3 W . -. . In I. H l IAIXII S WIIIIII 'XI II S IIIIIIIL I IUXLII AIVXIVIS VVII I IAM IXIALIIQI I2 P IL N 1 S SIIP NI I IIIDL I NOLL K JIIOXILDI ILJII X IIOI2 H I L L ILL I IX S I PIDL N DI I I L L L L I M I I ozzth Qonqmr fr! I . VIASVASV j!1IlL'!K1vl4: !X,ASY SOI . 2I1NI'..,XIQ I ' I LIX. lDI'4'F7lilxVIf IAIX 2 x DILN I'1'.w l,l'1'5ILILIlII , ,I f Sm1'CZ41z':1 , , f 2 7II Z1SIII' 'r ILIN I x VIL.-XR I.IITI II? x . KUNG PWS VIII ILDII LIILLJIJI' If'-1 lJI'1'5I'lLVVII 'I'IIIfI2Ii.'fX ' 'I 'AN Sw 1111 H! 2 4 X 'Q 2 H V, 7vl'L'i1SllI'I' SPIN 'QXXIQ I.LI'I'I'IIiI2 LLPNLI , Prcszcfurzl IfI2IiIDERILlK 'RIfI.'IfI2 I z'uv-Ijzuszilc11 NIfI. x IIf C .I. SLIUI'CIiII'If IIAII . LII.I3ILfII YvlL'i15IlIL'. L11 Ass ILIUXYISIS L11 xss Llw nm II'I11'I X R WS ' Grvcn and 'I 'Ima' LII ,us I Im . I I .L .I ,. I , I.L. I SSS 2 ii 31 Wx, W Z 2 5 5 ay A A W1 lr f ' 1 'T h' 1 it - ' ' - I l1 ' - YV, 2, ' . I1 T1 il 1 ' - fi A . i ll - ' - 1 1 1l ' ' ,4 1 1 ' 1 rx ' 1l 1 , ' 11 WL 5 3 11 2 . 1 . 14 11 1 N 1l . l '. ll 1? ' A , ' X 1 iv . 1 il 'h ' ' r 1 1 ' ' . il . ' ' ' ' 1 11 A ll - 1 1 . u , 1 11 ll ' I f i1 ' , ' 1i 11 ' l f 4 if A - . E Ei ' . 5 - , 1 if X 4 1 ff - A . ' . . Qi f' . 1, 1' , . - 1 , N . A i1 l 4 ll . 1- 1 3 f1 - ' ' . 1 11 . , 11 . 1 1 fx s i xl '- 1' T . A 1 1 1 . . V , ' 5 X, . V A, A F f- ? If ' 1 - . i1 l' O ' E! f r-5 I . x 11 1 ' ' l1 l ' 1 1 r ' - 1 1 5 11111111 E 1.111,,11111 L c.ct 1111111111, HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 'ji A'VVith artillery interspersfdh-the wheels rumble. the horses sxxeat. As the army corps advances. Our high school battlefields are noxx' to be deserted as we advance to occupy more of Lifes battlefields. Let us reminisce by recalling some of the battles we have fought together here in dear old Lebanon High. The command HTO Booksln. the summon for troops to assemble for war, was called from the Sophomore battlefields by our commanding general. lames Whitman. Under his leadership our army was organized and prepared for whatexfer might follow. Uur only cessation of hostilities was a May party held in the gymnasium. All lighting forces were withdrawn throughout the summer months This interlude xx as broken bv the familiar bloxxing of bugles and crashing of artillerv Our next scrimmages xxere in the unior Fields ln the encounters this xear our commander in chief xxas Luther Long Although he xxas nexx to the role of leading such a mighty aimv the call to battle found him ready for the fray The ammunition for our troops xx as meagre and the road leading on to victory vxas a slippery and a treacherous one The beating of drums and the thun f der of artlllery continued until the xxmter months xx ere at their xx orst lt xx as at this stage of a fairs that our forces xvithdrexx to the barracks in the gvmnasium and participated in a Qhristmas dance Rested and refreshed by this diversion xxe again took our old places in the familiar ranks ust at thls time a truce was declared and during the reprieve xxe xx ere given a furlough to spend back home with our families and fr1ends Probably thi annual vacation meant more to us this year than it did in any of the three years in Lebanon High because of the intense xx ear1ness of troops and officers alike The encounters xxhich occurred in the months to folloxx xxere of little conse quence so the troops suspended all action long enough to indulge in entertainment in the form of a May party in the ever faithful gymnasium Things had been going too smoothly f us t seemed for in the midst of the merry month of May happened probably the most disastrous thing in the history of any class graduating from Lebanon High The lines of one of our allies Harding S ssc as xxxx .t . Ri, x.xXX xxxx .. , . . . . . .... . . . r X :st cs . - . sg xc ss is S. U sg sl-X e t ss . J X is sg SN SQ A s x t sg X XX X -Q Q tic X X X s K Q X Xx. S up . 3 . X .cecs c Q X. at up c lunior High, were demolished to such an extent that they could not be again occupied. This situa- tion had exceedingly serious results. Uur troops had to rearrange all formations. and allow the Harding forces to share our trenches with us. All our battles had to be terminated during the course of a morning so that our allies could have access to our weapons in the afternoon. lnnu- merable difficulties arose, and it was indeed not a sorrowful army which departed from the fields of action for the summer vacation. Conditions existing in the fall of the year, when warfare was resumed, were by no means promising. ln addition to having crowded ranks, we also had the problems resulting from the occu- pation of the Senior Fields. Luther Long was again chosen as commander, but his position was not the only important one in the army. It seemed that in this series of battles each member of Luther's army played just as important a part in the success or failure as he did. A mighty drive was conducted to try to persuade the citizens backing our army to provide for us better conditions by erecting 1 nexx senioi high school This idea obviously did not meet with the approvil of the public in geneml and so xxe had to continue our battles with the same demoralizing conditions pre vailing Meinbers of our army xxon additional merit by taking part in the school plav xxhich xx as presented in the beginning of the month of November One of the mam interests of the army in general xx 'is the presentation of the class p ay Thi production in xx hich Piivates Zecher ind Hill performed so 'idmirably xxas 1 huge succe s and inspired all to go forxx ard xxith courage Uur battles from this time on xx ere fought with much steadfastness 'ind enthusiasm and all ended xx ith a victorious banquet The cry An Armistice broke upon our ears so suddenly that xxe could hardly believe that victory xxas at last ours Was the xxar really oxer when xxe triumphantlx marched down those aisles singing the Alma Mater marching to receive our diplomas the spoils of the victor? Wotild all wars for us be at last term1nated7 No not that It merely means that the battles of our high school divs are over not the battles of our lixes We have many more strug qles of life to face and they xxill require courage steadfastnes and faith Let each soldier in the ranks as he marches forward carry on his banner the xx ords Be Strong We are not here to play to dream to drift We have hard xxork to do and loads to lift Shun not the struggle face it Tis Gods gift KATHRYN ZIMMERMAN Class Historian K 2 f S ' 3 . ., ' ' I, 1 'c , r ' c c . rl ' . . Y . . . . L . i Y . V . . A i . i 1 .l 4 V . . V. r . lc . .c 1 . fa . . V 1 c .' c , V .' r K .' Ff. c A f J 4 'E ' c K . f , f l l cf 'c c .1 IQ L c . V . c . , . . - s ' ' v C . - ' r r ' lr E .X .l c .' c . f f V f. c l - ' f , V L , f c L 15. . 1 V ---- V . 'PROPHECY OF CLASS OF al P E R S O N A L S ffrom Lebanon newspapersl Iumzl 1944 Mxss Chrlstlne Yoder a noted contralto has just returned from a tour IH Grand Opera Len ters the Water Works Bunker H111 Lamp Greble and Llckdale Mlss Nelrndge Noll a nurse at ohns Hopkms Hospltal arrlved rn Lebanon last evenlng vx here she w1ll spend her vacatlon w1th her parents Mr and Mrs Wllllam Noll of 315 Park Ave HUC Mlss Arlene Manbeck has establxshed a k1n dergarten at E1ghteenth and Chestnut streets All appllcants must be elther good lookmg or have plenty of money Mr Norman Schaffer who has made the name Schaffer prom1nent IH the manufacture of wearmg apparel has succeed d ln placmg his stock ln the FIVC and Ten Lent stores Mlss ovce Grose has been appoxnted to sup ply the wnnd for the w1nd cave Mrss Grose IS qulte fortunate 1n lindmg a posltlon so sulted to her talent Mr Emlen Furry the mternatlonally known h1stor1an has returned to gxve the commence ment address at Lebanon Hlgh School The new 1944 DeSoto sedan has been de sngned by Paul Lllr1ch a skllled mechanlcal eng1neer Mr Lllrlch recexved hrs early educa txon ID Lebanon Hlgh School and later attended the Llmversxty of llllnoxs Professor Theodore Hummel A B BS MA PhD after spendmg years ln preparat1on for the promulgatnon of Hummelnsm has hnally gamed an audlence Tonlght he wlll lecture at Prescott Dr Theresa Stefan has been elected PYCSI dent of Bryn Maur College and wlll leave to assume her dutxes the later part of August D Stefan IS a graduate of Lebanon Hlgh School and was a noted debater ln her class Mlss Kathryn Zlmmerman entertamed a few frxends last evenxng at an mformal dmner Those present were Mlss Floradell Peters Mlss Maryorne Stme Mlss Mlldred Smlth Mlss Ruth olenson Mr Fredernck Krelser Mr Samuel Rutter Mr Cllff Wood Laldwell Mr Azer Smeyne and Mr Henry Lentz Red Gardner and hrs orchestra motored to New York Cnty today where they w1l1 broad cast tomorrow nlght Reds popularlty began nn h1s hugh school days where he was a great favornte among the students because of h1s mus 1c1l ablllty Mr Wllllam Blnner the world renowned maglclan has sxgned a contract to appear rn the local Y M C A clrcus Hls performance w1ll begln the week of Iuly 22 Lut Long the Pretzel Kmg who had amassed a fortune xn the pretzel busmess due to unfor seen clrcumstances IS back at hrs or1g1nal job pretzel twxstxng HIS wxfe formerly Mrss Arbe lyn W1lder the globe trotter decrded to go home to papa Lebanon Hxgh Schools graduatmg class of 34 IS proud to announce that one of 1ts art1sts Mlss Mary Rlegel has won a place m the Hall of Fame Several of Mlss Rlegel s plctures have been selected as prxze wlnners 1n a recent Natxonal contest Mxss Mary Fllzabeth Zartman of the Leba non Hlgh School Faculty left for Phlladelphxa thxs mormng to att nd a conventlon of the Penn sylvanla State Educatlonal ASSOCISYIOH Mlss Lartman wlll represent thls dlstrlct Mr Harold Kurr the well known skunk trap per wnll open hxs shop at Flfth and Lumberland streets a week from today Mr Ned Kenter Lebanons ofl1c1a1 street cleaner IS ln the Good Samarltan Hospntal re cuperatmg from mlurles recxved when he was struck by an automoblle last Monday mornlng Mr Paul Yocum after spendlng four years ln a medxcal school four years ln post graduate work and two years abroad ln learnmg to manlp ulate spmes necks jolnts r1bs and muscles has finally decided to take up wrestlmg Mr Allan Culp has just returned from a Beauty Shoppe Lonventlon m Parns where he won fxrst prxze m the haxr wavmg contest Mr Culp ns plannxng to open a beauty parlor ID the near future 19711 1 7 . . - I . , . , . . 1 , . , . 4 9 p 1 1 I i I . v - ' ,- . - . , . . . 1 V . 1 - , 1 1 1 ' ' - , I . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 V I 1 ' ' ' . . . , ' v 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 1 . , , - , . , 1 t W i . . . . . - - , . , . , . . . . 1 1 1 'P t t t 1 . . . 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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the graduating class of Lebanon High School, City of Lebanon, County of Lebanon, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America, Western Hemisphere, Planet Earth of the Universe, being of sound mind and in pos- session of all the faculties, dignities, and decorum of the Senior Class, do hereby make, declare, and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, in which we now dispense, dispose of, and assign all property, whether real or imaginary, which we have possessed, did possess, or do possess. FIRST. To next year's football and basketball teams we will the success that our teams were not able to acquire. SECOND. Christine Wise's it l?l we will to Helen Fortna. Helen has plenty of it now, but we suppose she can make use of some of Teen's at the rate she is going. THIRD. Theresa's ability goes to Harry Sarge, Elizabeth Hartman, and Philip DeHuff. FOURTH. Sam Rutter's vocabulary is hereby bequeathed to Robert Clymer. Bob has already a good start, and with this augmentation, his abilities will go on an upward trend. FIFTH. Norman Schaffer's much-talked-of pedal extremities are bequeathed to George Morgan. SIXTH. The powers and possibilities of our class are left to the tender mercies of the class of '35. May they be more successful than we have been. SEVENTH. Luther Long's most admirable trait-blushing--is left to Sterling Rhen. EIGHTH We bequeath Harold Miller's business ability to anyone whose heart's desire has been to remain in the limelight of his class NINTH To Iunior Staulfer we give Immy Whitman s theme song Ill Be Faithful if you know what we mean' TENTH Mr Bucher s encouraging and casual remarks are left to the future trig students ELEVENTH Ned Keiter s position on the Newsette Staff is left to Theodore Boltz Here It is Ted see what you can do with lt TWELFTH To Ruth Smith we give Christine Yoder s and Nora Franklin s xocal 3lJ1lItl6S We feel sure that Ruth can use the gifts of both TITIRTEENTH Ierry Hottenstem s wit and humorl7l is left to Sam Ulrich in the hope that he will make good use of lt FOLIRTEENTH Iovce Cwrose s gossip club with all its honorary members who need not be men tnoned 1 passed on to Evelyn Mae Strickler and to whomever she wishes to have in league with her knowing she will choose lust the right ones FIFTEENTH Arbelyn Wilder s worst habit chewing gum is left to Chris Thomas May he profit by a friendly hint SIXTEENTH Paul Adams indifferent manner shall be added to Lewis Straub a little more will not make a difference SEVENTEENTH We put any disappointed boys that the girls leave behind in the hands of Charlotte Greenawalt and Betty Behney feeling sure that they will take care of them EIGHTEENTH The success of our sales campaign for the class play is w1ll1ngly passed on to you We appoint the present officers of the unior Class along with their deans as executors of our Last Will and Testament And we pass from this sphere of life to another conhdent that thev will see that lt IS properly carried out In witness whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal this fifteenth day of une Anno Domini nineteen hundred and thirty four The Senior Class of Lebanon High School by MARY E ZARTMAN Witnesses lSIgnedj CALVIN SPITLER ALVERTA NEIN , . , , . . . . , ' fb , . . - - . . , . , , . I . , . . , 1 , , 5 Z f Z M M Q sy X so Rc 4 CIJISS SONCI OF ,VlNlC'l'1ClCN 'l'Hll3'l'Y-1901713 Mllsici Izinics Cinrvit' Wruieiws. 1,i1ciIu Huck Viviun lA'It'lI1'il',l I. Let us raise our cheerful voices high And every cure defyl l.eI us sing ai song of our school days Thur we spent in Lebanon High. As we near the end of our school days lVlziy we strive to win our aims, And therefore do our best our goal to gziinl Then our cfllorts werent in vain. 2. Qui' happy school days in old Lebanon High Soon will be no more. Hail to the colors, colors green and white. OP the class of thirty-four. Long muy her members thru the minv yewrs Be st lunch ind true to I H 5 We leive her halls to e irn our pl1ce in lile M iv we find success incl ioyl fl 11tStSlOL1lOfNlNLllI N IHHIB IJVA Llose your eyes now lives the past The years th'1t in our memory last Tho miny times we fell iside We nex er failed or lost our pride Txxis for our class me did our best We fought the game and mon the test Look not so blue tis not the end ln deeper thoughts our diys we ll spend bo laugh and sing and do not sigh Wwe high your colors to the sky Our future driys can never bore If ue recall old Thirty four NEI Riocii Nou K C C 1 ' .' E c 1. . . X 2 S E c i I 1 ' I ,' E i . 1 w f ' W V V 1 I v 1 'W Y r ' r v Y 'H W ' 7 4 4 4 1 4, 3 if , P ,I ,14 . 1 J, J 14 X ' f N . . , . -- sv C 1 5 c f ' cf , , V - V ' - . c - - 7 - V 1 c Q , C v L ,Q Y . C V I ,- . . 1 . jki OLD 1,12 'l'uN1i UliL'l'4lt'l17L'I'. Heres to dear old Lebanon High. l'lere's to her red and blue, Heres to her representatives. Her valiant sons so true. Heres to the proud old flag she flies, Red and Blue with L, H. S. All of our toasts, and not to boast, Are for Lebanon High's success. ' H, JNON H I C IH from the Prim'c of Pilsr-nn Qnce more ue d nk th at luthlul to st To dear old Lebinon Hlqh Agim her sons xxlll xxm the du Whlle me cheer to the skv When once vue leave that deir old school We surelv cint forget Thit L H S her red 1nd bluc Ale llxx mx xx 1th us Vet Oh dc II old Hlqh old Lebmon Hlqh The school xxe mnt forget Those student dwvs 1n Lebanon Hlqh Are round xbout us xet Qld lcbxnon Hlqh her red md blm All throuqh the minx xears Thir cup of youth bo qood so true Wlll hll our axes xxlth tears 6 f x X f ri 2 va ' ag C -K I 1' 3 . V f' aj I V 7 C -is 4 -' X K ' . . . ., 2 '. '- 1 f. J . . 'z' 'K , 2 'K , ' 'K ' l 1 ' z 5 f . 9 2 'K , ' 2 '. 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Z l ' ' ' ' ' 1 I ' 1 . . ra 4' sa 4' 4' F P P ' ' ' ' - FE F5 FE 33 3 F5 F5 F13 . ' ' E' l 0 0 9 0 ow Q 'Sl 5: ' FU ' I . X Q V v I . ' ig DJ . . E V, J . 3 1 V 1 n ' ' l 5 3 3 2 3 t . 3 1 f I - ' 4 A - l 3 ' N Xl I ru ON -- '- ua -- xg xi o. J.. o N cfs oc W O ' il . 4 ' ' 1 ' 1 , . w . rv ' l i I A X X xxx X.x. k.x. N SN. x X X X? we 5 ex 4 X Q Q . N Q X . at X.,.. .,k.QKQ x.RQ . . ,LE .Q ., .XX. Q Q FOO'l'B14LL At the beginning of his third year at Lebanon High School, Head Coach Schlosser issued a call on August 30, requesting all grid candidates to report the next day for preliminary training and conditioning. Some one hundred and twenty-live lovers of the great classic reported. Among all these Coaches Schlosser and Reismger had but one letter man and several scrubs from the previous season s team to form the nucleus After several weeks of intensive training the day for the first game dawned clear On October 7 1933 the gridiron season opened in a game with Elizabethtown High Phe ll town boys left the held at the short end of a 38 O score Victory again was ours the following vteek at the expense of Hershey 36 13 It 19 interesting to note that this was Lebanon s first gridiron victory over the Chocolate Town Boys Bethlehem High was encountered the following Saturday but the running and passing attack of Lebanon which had heretofore been successful xx as of no avail and the boys were stung by defeat 38 0 A comeback was staged against Minersville October 28 Lebanon coming home with half the bacon the score reading 6 6 For the second successive year Lebanon fell before th onslaught of Reading this time 12 O Pottsville the following vxeek made the team again feel the pangs of defeat 19 O Next the boys lourneyed to Allentown and for the fifth successive xx eek Lebanon was unable to turn in a victory and so succumbed with the score of 64 0 ln a Thanksgiving Day con test the Red and Blue was not able to cope with the strong Lancaster boys and the Red Rose emerged victorious 25 0 SCHEDULE 1933 1934 Elizabethtown Hershey Bethlehem Mmersx ille Pottsville Allentown Lancaster Sw om ' ---- 'rf-'ffffm - LW- - ' ' -' we - ' '-,', ,,f,,,, - .fe ...,,.., Qs. .xxXX.xXxXXx.X v r,....tt.a x.x.Xx X rams,..a.tcc,N.tc,.s,.c..c....,t,..Wccts.......,..cNtc..c,.,ct,c,N x.xx .... tc,ct,.,,cc.,.,.,c-,..,.ccrc............ , , , , tt tt , tt s r t C BASKE YBALL Once more we viewed a Lebanon High Basketball team, but this time, one that finished on a middle level--not spectacular as in other years--but not forlorn. Coach Schlosser's gang rounded up eight victories and dropped eleven, The team of basketeers, representing our school, were all last season's scrubs, since there was no varsity material around which to build a team. In keeping with the custom of starting the season with Myerstown the Red and Blue experienced great diffi- culty in edging out a 29 to 27 victory A few nights later the Catholic High was completely over whelmed 28 4 The speed and accuracy of the local boys proved too much for Bethlehem the following week and as a result our boys walked off the floor in a blaze of brilliance leaving the score at 3l 28 ourneylng to the Capital City Lebanon met their first Central Pennsylvania league opponent in William Penn This game was a complete disappointment for the Red and Blue was forced to accept the short end of a 33 20 decision ln the same week the Alumni proved too strong for the locals the score being 30 27 A new hope was instilled into the boys after their 19 17 yictory over York but Steelton a few nights later proved too strong setting our boys back to the tune of 36 22 The next three games Lancaster ohn Harris and Reading were all disappointing by large margins The Chocolate Mixers of Hershey came to town to lose their seventh consecutive league game 33 22 The following week Lebanon yourneyed to Allentown to engage in the tightest and tensest game ever waqed in that city but Lebanon s little warriors had to be content with a 26 24 score William Penn and York defeated the locals in rapld succession but lebanon s time was doomed to come and it came The little giant killers of Lebanon knocked off the two league leaders Steelton and Lancaster in succession 38 23 and 28 27 respectively to give the fans something to talk about Lebanon failed to continue its bombardmg when tht ohn Harris five overpowered the Red and Blue 22 27 Reading conqueror of Lebanon on gridiron also proved more powerful on the court to take a second game which w as poorly officiated 34 20 hnding the season with Hershey the newly formed rival Lebanon completely satisfied the hi herto unfilled desire of winning both games in one year by a spectacular 30 28 score My Q rstow n Bethlehem William Penn Alumni York Steelton Lancaster Iohn Harris Her hey Allentown Wllllalll Penn York Steelton Lancaster ohn Harrts Reading Hershey SCHEDULE f- NO DJ ka-D F'F'I l I f 'l L l L l l 'F'l'1F'F't F' IIIIIIIIIIIIIICIEIII l . l ' - 1 y ' I v r -f 7 Y ' 1 . - I y - v , T . . 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THIRD ROW Mary Ehzabeth Petty tAss1st1nt Student Managerl 'VIar1on Gollun fA9S1SIiI1f Coiehl oan Fox Sara Eyans Katherme Ulr1ch Polly Adams MISS E Gruber 1Co1chJ Gill Spangler 1Student Mwnaqerl QICCUNIJ Roxy ein Houek Ruth ohnson PIC mor Puschkt Cuhcrmc Horn llllll Snntlx C,lII'lSIlI1t W1st l'11es1 Rcm Nltlndqt Noll Dorothy PC1111 111 Btrty Rutttr fC1pt1111l PI'1SLllll Qnntly Allllilll Brulnktr CIRIS B11SlxhlB4LL RLIIEII Fort: :rd C t ntt r Foru :rd C111 1rd Foru ard C t nter C111 Iffl B tty Rutter lclpfillll Chrlstmt WISC llllli Snnely Ntlrtdge Noll Ann1bel B1ub1ker Cuherme Horn Ruth Iohnson C t Hfcf C111 :rd Guard Foru ard Fora ard Guard C111 '11-cl l'lL'lI1OI Patschkt Dorothy bum 111 Polly Ad uns It 111 Houck Sara Ex ans Pr1sc1lla Sn1yely l or1 SlI1L'lO Cqlrls basketball at Lebanon Hlqh xx as IH d1re stralts th1s xx1nte1 beciust ol the unfayorable condltlons resultmg from half sessxons However the glrls managed to schedule four games Lack of pr'1ct1ce the most essentlal thlnq to wnv te1m made the q1rls plav thelr feyx qames under a qreat hwndlmp Although no games xx ere won the eflorts of the teim xx ere not IH x11n '1s lb shoxxn by the scores and the quahty of the OPPOSIHQ tesims bor the past fexx ve'1rs Qimp H111 has been the West Shore Champs havmg lost onlv four out of seventv hve games Allentown the next en counter alxx ays has had an exceptlonallv good team The real test mme vnth Lebanon s 1nyas1on of Stroudsburg xx hen the former wlmost h nded the East Stroudsburg Stite Tewchers Qollege un1or VWFSITV 1 setback The last qame of the season that yuth the Alumnx 'ilso was a defeat SCHEDULE C unp Hlll Alltntoyxn Alunuu Total 1933 1934 Total Ext FSE' 1 l 1 A A 1 1 5 - A i K A1 , 1 I' 2 2 . 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L u . 1 l I l el SECOND ROW Mr Schlosser fCoachl Donald Rothqaber Donald Ulrlch lack Fxssel Iohn Wenzler Clarence F1sher Raymond Frey Thomas H111 Azer Smeyne Benjamm Credenskv Russel Pexffer Albert Sanders Clyde Steckbeck Samuel Dablch FIRST Row Edward Mxller Frank Mxlls Iohn Stewart Kenneth Gloss Vernon Folmer Leroy Doll Robert Deltzler Alfred Bmner Harold Claybaugh Earl Mrller Walter Speravn Harry Ulrlch Robert Ruhl Paul Krexder Thomas McGovern Stanley Deck fStudent Manager, TRACK JI LEBANON HIC H SCHOOL Desplte the loss of all lettermen It IS expected that a well rounded team of tracksters wlll repre sent the Red and Blue The mexpernenced relay team started oll nn good style takmg fourth place ln the Penn, Relays at Phlladelphna Sxnce thxs goes to press before the end of the season lt IS 1m posslble to revlew the meets However the season will be a busy one wnth hve meets scheduled Much as expected of the boys ln thelr dual meet wlth Steelton but the hlghlxght of the season w1ll be the Lebanon lnvltatxon Meet sponsored by the busmess men of Lebanon Thxs xs consldered the greatest athletlc enterprlse ln th1s part of the state nearly forty schools takmg part annually SCHEDULE 1933 1934 Aprll Penn Relays Steelton dual meet, May Dlstrlct Three at Lancaster May Lebanon lnvltatlon Meet May Readmg Invltatlon Meet une Norrxstown lnvxtatlon Meet l071l 1 I V i ' 28 ........,.,..,,,.................................,.................... 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Y , M SECOND Row Frank Wertz R1chard Foltz Harry Garman lack Iackson lAss1stant Student Managerl W1ll1am Whltman fAss1stant Student Managerl Mr Arthur Warfel lcoachl Robert Eby fStudent Managerj Paul Eberly Iohn Pame Luther Long FIRST Row Iay Knoche Ioseph Kre1ser Charles Sm1th Raymond Wonder R1chard Hallman Everet L1ght DaV1d M1ller Henry W1edeman BASEBALL Al LEBANON HIC H SCHOOL Agam th1s year the baseball m1nded bovs of Lebanon H1gh took It upon themselves to orgamze a baseball team Mr Warfel agam was persuaded to take the role of coach There are some very flashy players on the squad and the boys should QIVC a good account of themselves Mr Warfel managed to schedule the best teams ID Central Pennsylvan1a The team IS a member of the I A Apr1l Aprll Apr1l Apr1l Aprll Apr1l Apr1l Ma Ma 7 28 2 5 SCHEDULE l Red and Blue Fredencksburg Ionestoxxn Independent Borough Porter TOWD9hlP Iohn Harr s M1nersv1ll Porter Tovx nsl11p Blythe Townshxp 933 1934 M1nersv1lle ohn Harr1s May Mav Mav May May Lebanon A C UHIOFS Ionestown M1ddletown Readmg Alumn1 Readmg Tune 8 Fredencksburg lVla', um 2 um 6 Q A l 1 v nv ' ' e 7 C. 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' ,' . e 1974 l ll Klll l 4 CAPPELLA CHOIR FOURTH Row Mary Henmng Dor1s Ryan Dorothy Nye Chrxstlne Wnse Helen Fortnm George Carpenter Paul Yocum Charles W1tters Sterlnng Klexser Tom H111 Raymond Frey Frank Garv1e John Degler Bradford Long Carl Albert Alverta Nem Myrl Mnller Evelyn Mae Stnckler Chrtstlne Yoder THIRD Row Ioyce Grose Iune Tschudy Anna Louxse Llght Marnn Patschke Mary Gremer Tltus Mxller Vmcent Haag Theodore Boltz Iames Zengerle Sterlmg Rhen Earl Mlller Rrchard Moody Earl Reber Florence Muller Irene Breldenstme Ruth Imhof Ednth Mlller Dorothy Hetsey SECOND ROW Erma Iames Mary Gamber Beatrxce Fmk Ruth Smlth Nora Franklin Howard Smtth Wnllram Snader koffler Marlan Klme Amta Patschke Mnss Klemfelter lDlrectorl FIRST Row Kathryn Yxngst Margaret Eblmg Kathryn Markey Ieanette Matterncss Chnstme Krexder Richard Schock Robert Hess Alfred Brandt Walter Bachman Ioseph Fauber Thomas Roller Ruth Martm Luclle Buck Chrxs tme Feeser Ruth Daugherty 10 J SamueFHeilman, Edyvard Light, LeRoy Light, Ray' Sherman. Paul Kreider, Dorothea Chamberlain, Alma Underl 9 -J: wp ei X xx . W ,S ,.,...-,V,,,, C V ...,.,,.x , .:.GV, ...,,,.., V,,. V ,,,, .,,.,V: .- ,... ..,,, . ., ...Xxx...xx,xxXx...x.XX Xx.L F xxx. x.xL .X... t . .XKXKX ..X, ..Xx..L..XxX...N..xkx,..N,XXxXxK.Nkx.NXK, , xx.xx.x.Xx xX.,XN.x. , . X r .- ,S 1. R t X C l T wma, ttetetttttt ttt tt t tt OR Cl-IES! RA THIRD Rovx Iohn Degler Sterlmg Rhen Grant Fegan Theodore Bolt Donald Matthew Sterlmg Klelser l:.rnest Mxchenfeltex Carl Albert Samuel Hellman Robert Bennmghoff SECOND Rom Arthur Evelev Howard Smlth Rrchard Gamber Clyde Spangler Adele Fehr Theresa Stefan Raymond Ranger Kathryn Basselg1a Paul Yocum Arthur Early Frederlck Huber FIRST Rovx Kathryn Ymgst Dorothy Reed Carlme Borgner Henry Parls Mary Hennmg Mlss Helen Klemfelter lD1rectorl Frank Tlll Samuel Dablch Vlvlan Boltz Richard Carpenter Robert Carl I V '- . ' . . z, , . ' ' . 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CIRLS CLEI1 CLI B FIFTH Rovx Bertha Brubaker Gladys Clemens ulxa Crnovxch Ruth GTFVIC Emma Gmgrlch Chrxstlne Wrse Helen Fortna Leah Sheplar Erma ames Beatrlce Fxnk Florence Kantor lVlIldred Smrth Nora Franklln FOURTH ROW DorIs Ryan Iune Anderson Lllll'lH Mader Miry Boltz Exclvn Strlckler Edlth Roller Alverta Nem Nancy Bachman Catherlne Bxmberger Fvelyn Sholley Ruth Daugherty Adele Fehr Razelle LCVIIZ Anlta Patschke THIRD Row Ruth Hollmger Myrl Mxller Kathryn Markey Marg ret Sh1rk Mary Hennxng Ruth Martnn Luclle Buck Ruth lmhof Marlan KlIne Iosephlne Ehlxng Alrn'I Underkoffler Ioyce Grose Dorothea Chamberlaxn L1ll1an Anspach SECOND Row Mary Ianettl Helen Morgan Iune Grxmes Margaret Eblmg Mary Rxegel Chrxstme Yoder Anna Loulse Lrght Paullne Trump une Tschudy Cecella Sltko Dlana Lengel lrene Breldenstme Florence MIller Dorothy Hexsey ChrIst1ne Feeser FIRST ROW Ruth Smlth Ethel Gamber Dorothy Nye Mary Gamber Mary Grelner Kathryn Ymgat Kathryn MIller Ruth PCIHCI' Muse Klelnfelter lDlFCCtOf, M'IrIan P'ItQchke Either Imes eanette Matternees Chrxstxne Krelder Ednth Lentz Pearl Tschudy U ' i ' ,. f ,ff ' .4 F K i ni ..7J Y 1 W 1 T 1 I ' K - L , --K 1 I Y y V A I f V v -v . . ' 2 , . , . ', , ', , , . 1 , , , WAND FIFTH Row Wlllxam Koons Vxncent Haag Mervm Lentz Carl Albert Robert Iohns FOURTH ROW Donald Mathews Rxchard Klemfelter Howard Rump George Gardner Earl Mlller Raymond Raeger Ernest Mxchenfelter Robert Breen Harvey Emenck Clayton Baer THIRD ROW Theodore Boltz Iohn Degler Robert Bennmghof Harold Donley Luther Krelder Ralph Rhode Clark Burkholder Earl Reber Herbert Reltz Frank Garvxe Fauber Robert Huber Thomas Bowman Arthur Early FIRST ROW Allen Culp lDrum Majorj Samuel Hellman Wxllxam lmhof Grant Fegan Sterhng Klelser Rlchard Em blch Mr Loser fDlrector 1074 SECOND Row'-Arthur Evelev, Everet Light, Sterling Rhen, Richard Gamber, Howard Smith, George Bomberger, Ioseph . 1 . . yi .N xxxx S X,.. .xxmx . . N eee S KKK S S Q X S x..x , ,M M M . ge- -mr ..,,, .... xxxx. 4Rl CLI B SILLOND Row Emma Krall Genevieve Gcrace Mary Krelder Martha Kulp Ermstme Anspach fPres1dentl Mlss Hauer lsponsorl Stephen Chrm Wxlllam Snader Russell Horst Iosenh Uhler FIRST Row Anna Bowman Geraldme L1ght Mary Grubb Sara ane Baldwm oyce Bechtold 4Secretaryj Margaret Beard lTreasurer Lllllan Vavrous Romame Norman 1V1ce Presldentl Anna May Oberholtzer Helen Mengel f T 1' . r 1 3 1 W 1 , x f ' . 'fi 44 R lW iR11HfUfflYTfSEi R NE PV SE TTE STAFF THIRD Row L G Gilliland 1Faculty Adviserj Robert Lebo Alan Schuler Sam Rutter Henry Morgan Calvin Spitler Bernard Keath Iack Schropp ames Whitman FIRST Row Arthur Evelev Ruth McFalls Ned Keiter lEditor in Chiefj Theodore Boltz QManag1ng Editorj Catherine Balas Arthur Warfel 1Faculty Adviserj l971l l SECOND Row-Stewart Shapiro. Edith Roller, Nlarion Kulp, Vivian Wenrich, Edith Stein. Lillian Mader, Helen Morgan, I ' . 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Q , is ff ,b,bbel to :flQl. e A, DEBAIINC CLIE FOURTH ROW Ioseph Sxmonc Frank Kuhn Sam Dablch THIRD ROW Phyllls Waglmer Edlth Brubaker Verna Rettew Henry Gordon Bradford Long SECOND Row Helen Rothenberg Norman Schaffer Paul Ulrlch lVlC9 Presldent Edward Mlller FIRST ROW M155 Bowman lSponsorl Mary Touchstone Gall Spangler Theodore Boltz lSecretary and Treasurerl Theresa Stefan lPres1dentl Robert Clymer Paul Yocum Eugene Ymgst I V W T I A , U- Q V . . - . ,V V . q ENC LISH SCRAP BOOA CLI B SECOND Row Evelyn Ymgst Marlan Darkes Helen Dressel, Gertrude Duth, M155 Ross lSponsorl Lorame Demmy Carlotta Klemfelter Anlta Morette Mary Basselgxa, Anna Bomgardner FIRST ROW-Annabelle Relchard Evelyn Dohner, Florence Lengel Mary Basselgla, Marxan Kulp QVICC Presldentl Verna Brubaker lPres1dentJ Mlldred Deltz fSecretary and Treasurerl Iane Abraham, Margaret Gassert V974 .W,QQ r teeet e,aet,QQeQQiflt flyliQfieQlQ1lltllffffQfff flllilllfllll t l l i S F y A M at i if ' - Q . tt t t t t e 2 -1 Psi CIR! C I 413115 THIRD Row Vlrgmla Borgncr Dorothy Reed Phoebe Bartholomew lN1ce Presldentl Paulmc lxrelser Bertha Brown Thelma Blouch Leame Heller Mxldred Wagner Dorothy Runk l Marg ret V Shuey 4Secretaryl l:'.thel Rhen fPres1dent Margaret Houtz Mlss Ruth Evans fSponsorl Sl1COND Rom Mlldred Gllck Helen Zerman Mary Blever Amelxa Blessmg Ruth Keene Grace Blever Gertrude Gor don Rozena Horvxat Madelyn Kxlmoyer Elmeta Houtz oyce Gearhart Dorothy Botz G raldlne Chlborek FIRST ROW Martha Ralger Mabel Zerman Ellzabeth Zerman Susan Moore Evelvn DAngelo Cha sla LCVIIZ Ecllth Stem Fern Keesey Nellle Olscske oyce Peters Mary Ellen Sattazahl lplqreasurerl Ruth Prlce fl v v v y I 4 I 4 V- . .. I V 'V V ,, F L. v . , ,A V ' ' , ' , ' . ' e, 3 , ' ,D , Y . ' , , . e ' ' . '. . ' ,I . ' ' 1 , ' . FRENCH CLUB THIRD Row Mxss Hoffman 1SponsorJ Gordon Shroff Paul Adams Rxchardson Shofer Fdward Shenk SECOND Row Marguerlte Hormckel Anna Stefan Chr1stme W1se Charlotte Greenawalt Dorothea Zecher fV1C8 President, Arbelyn Wllder Chrxstme Yoder Marjorle Stine Gall Spangler FIRST Row Manan Kulp lSecretaryJ Floradell Peters Elolse Light Kathryn Zxmmerman fPreQ1dent'p Kathryn Ymgst Ruth Dlssmger Mary Gremer Annabel Brubaker Mary Elxzabeth Zartman l'l71l T '-' . V , 1 -1 - V . . . . . . - '-' . v v , v v v f - '-' f f f . v ' v f . .W M + e ,.Xxxx t Me Q .X.. , .X.xx .et .Xx..xX t. N. .,Xx. . , x.xX.xx vet Q S ..XX at xXxX.xx.x. W.. ,. x.xxxxxx. ..... . .. .,.X.xXxX. . x..XX. .. .. .... . .e ., . xx.. X xxxx xX.X.x..xX , xxxx XxXxXxx..xx.Nx. . . ......,e.e.....tNt.,t...W... DER DEVISCHE VEIQIUNE THIRD Rovx Mxss Hoffman 1Sponsorl Paul Yocum Rlchardeon Scholar Ralph Behney Ned Kexter fpresldentl Robert ohns Frank Glrvle Henry Wlndcnmaru Ch irles Tue Frank Blum George Lazorjack Luther Long fpremdent ohn Groff Frederick Kremer Dem er KISSIHQEF Wxlllam Atkxns SECOND Row Thereia Stefan Iullet Umberger Henrletta Donmoyer Elame Dxrt Dorothv Botz Marle Snyder Ethel Rhen Paullne Grelner Verna Brubaker Nancy Bachmm Razelle Levxtz Mary Hennlng FIRST Row Margaret Shlrk Ruth Price Margaret Ebhng Ahce Light Nellle Olseqke M1ldred Sxmth Nora Franklin Arlene Manbeck Nelrxdge Noll Annabel Brubaker Alma Underkoffler oyce Grose Beatrxce Flnk . If b RX. V Q K xx -' L .......................w....,....,..e.,, tt,.. e W... ettte, , .N e.te. , .M te.. ,tet,,tee tttt ete.tte.e.t..e. . . . t..,e....e . ..t..t.t, .. ,t.,,tt.,,...tt , ,,,. t et. t.e,t. M.t,...te.,t..- t.tt M- t.e. ,,..M t,e,tt e .M ttt.e , me., tt.e. .tt,ettt.t..tee.t,...e t W , , , tt tt C , , , E ,, , C stttt at , ttttt ttt , , , E , , t t ltillltt lllghllx, fl VIOR DRAlIf4llC Cl UB THIRD Row Constance Albert Dolores Lutman Madelme Lesher Iosephme Gernert Katherme Ulrnch Frank Weln dorfer Ronald Trlest Robert Bartlett George Barnhart Charles Galbralth Iohn Shxrato Robert Artz SECOND ROW Myrl Groh Iulxa Krexder Ruth Hostetter Eleanor Ewlng Betty Caldwell Allce Rlcharcls Lucy Emerlch Evelyn Wlntyen Peggy Wexmer Ianet Roush Catherme Cogley Marlon Mlller Charlotte Snell FIRST Row Mrss Hartz lSponsorj Orpha Sm1th Ellzabeth Means Mary lane Donmoyer Dorme Walter Lott1e Engel Dons Uhrlch Emma Clarr Thelma Sholley Sadxe Rutter Lorraxne McK1nney Ruth Pottexger Ruth Pond Catherine Yoder Helen Shott I9 , T Il, I 1 1 IL A' J, - v 1 . v I 1 D . 1 . ' . Y . . . . . . . , . . . 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Q : , . . . fl, ' ' . , ll IDOIV BY IROXE A comedy presented by the Senior Class Thursday evening March 15 1934 SECOND ROW Miss McConnell fCoachl Norman Schaffer Paul Ulrlch Margaret Shirk William Brace Shock 10711 f J 3 f FIRST ROW-Theresa Stefan, Mary Elizabeth Zartman, Thomas Hill, Dorothea Zecher, Kathryn Zimmerman, Louise t- . fbvlvfb mf, ...'.' ,,,,,, V ..,. V ,f., .... ,. t .......::,. , Xxxx..XxxXXxxx.X..xx,xxxx , x.XN.Xx , xxx..xv....,,,,:.x t Mt, X.,JGL,:,,.., ,,..,:,, I ::kkxNxx,,k ,,:,:,,: ,t,t...,,,,,,t,,.,,,,,W X Q t t 5 t t t , i , tttttt , tttt t , D ll HAPPENED IN HOLL YI! OOD Trl Class Play A farce presented Thursday evenlng Nov 16 1933 for bcneht of the school fund ShCOND Row Robert Clymer Fred Koons Genevleve Gerace Helen Fortna Mxss McConnell iCoachj Donald Mut tom Paul Ulrlch Anna Shattles Dorothy Moudy Sarah Ann Evans Louxse Mxller Edwm Mlller Charlotte Greenawalt Henrv Gordon Paul Yocum Dorothea Zecher Wxllxam Brace Norman bchaffer FIRST Row Elizabeth Hartman Ioan Fox Loulse Shock Naoml Brubacher Mary Elizabeth Petty Annabel Brubaker Llllxan Lelsey Razelle Levltz Kathryn Zlmmerman 1 I v 7 ' A ' v - n v . 1 v 1 V 1 ' . . . . . . . . . , . ,... -' , . , , , . . . . .X ., S. . . X.,Q.,XQ.,QQ,.. t Q.Q... , ,,.., t ,Q,....x , ....Q,,,,. ....N. , I t,tt, A iG,, I .,., 1 ,,,, - I IRI HI Y CLUB SIXTH Row Betty Rutter FIFTH Row Mnss Bowman Mnss McConnell Mnss Seltzer lSponsors FOURTH Row Margaret Eblmg GaIl Spangler Lllllan Mader Kathryn Znmmerman NaomI Brubacher THIRD Row Betty Behney ClaIre Loser Arbelyn Wllder KIttv Lou Becker Evelyn Mae Strxckler Dorothy Null SECOND Row Iuha Snavely PrIscIlla Snavely Helen Fortna Arlene Manbeck Mary Rlegel Mary Krexder Helen Mor gan Sara Ann Evans FIRST Row Dorothea Zecher lTreasurer Floradell Peters lSccretary Theresa Stefan lPres1dentl Annabel Bru baker lVlC9 PresIdentj Kathryn Ymgst Mary Ehzabeth Zartman ulIet Umherger Pauhne Lemmger A - ' ' , ' , J. '- l- - lv -' ' I .F E NxxxxxxxxN .. x.Nk, N ,:, . , ,: , ,, fi mg? Ag .5 do guy HI YCLIB FIFTH ROW Cllff Wood Caldvxell Frank Garvxe Clark Burkholder Clarence Flsher Raymond Frey ohn Degler FOURTH ROW Paul Adams Edward Shenk Fred Koons Herbert RBIIZ Harry Sarge Fred Bowman Frank Shuey Fred Fox THIRD Row Rlchard Slmmers Bradford Long Edgar Stauffer Bernard Gat s Franklm Woonler SI1COND ROW Gerald HOYTCHSIEIH Vmcent Haag Peter Ehrgood Thomas Eagan ohn Beck Robert Leese Franklin Blouch Thomas Hlll FIRST Row Ioseph Krenser Charles T1ce Iames Whltman lPres1dent ames Ehrhorn QVICQ Presldentl Alan Schuler Secretary Earl Busser Paul Ulrlch QTreasurer Vernon Folmcr Eugene Ymgst Sl e gnl , PRINIINC CLTB THIRD Row Paul Sando Delmar White Henry Wiedeman Andrew Allwem Ned Keiter Russel Bentz Rlchard Foltz SECOND Row Alfred Clemens William McDan1els Iames Heisey Harry Garman Victor Bender Iohn Iohns Thomas Eagan lTreasurerJ Eby fVice Presidentl Charles Zimmerman Frank Wcrtz 197 w 3 v '- I v Y T I M, FIRST Row-Arthur Warfel fSponsorj. Robert Leiss, Russel Shuey. William Whitman, Roy Hoke tPresidentl, Robert .M V X Nxxk me Y .NxkXxK XQXK ,K X Q X ...W M X, KXX, A A xk,QXX.Q.X ,,kXA W 1, Z7 M ZW Wx W .W W W7 ff Z an E 2 i SN .....e,i.e. wares ..xxX...Xx...xx.x,xxxxx.... ,X e .. x....,X ...x e .e e. IYPNVC CLI B THIRD Row Gnorge Morgan Mmrjom Stun hlolsa Llght MISS Seltzer 4Sponsorj Pauhn Lelmnger Naoxm Longe nccker Thomas Hlll SPCOND Row VIIICCDI Doll Herbert Eek Theodore Hola lame Afkllli Claude Donley Lexus Brlcker Martm Erh Stnrhng Morse Wllll nn Atkms FIRST Row Marguerxu Hormeknl Flor xdell Peteri Vxxun Boltz Dons W1r1ncsh1ek Anna Grumbem Maman FIAIQI' Kltty Lou Becker Maman Dearvxechter Kathryn Lentz r . K I .,...1H,v,,,.,., V,, Q I, V I , K 1 v Y TV 4 I I ,F x X 2 ' Z . .i . xv 1 . V I S , K . Q . . V 2 . '. Q. '. . . 1 .. ,H i Y., .N xv 2, H .'.2 , V. . . . .Y . .M , .r V , 1 . . SCIEJN CE ELECIRIC CLL B THIRD Row Crxst Bomgardner Henry Albm Franklm Woomer Fred Snvder Wxlham Maurer Robert Kohr, Earl Shay, Ray Sherman SECOND ROW Iohn Oberholtzer, R1chard Becker, Earl Busser, Iohn Hudson, Gordon Schroff. Eugene Felty, Charles TICC, Pershmg Haag FIRST ROW Lester W Royer QSponsorj, Raymond Guerlssl, Wllham Bmner Iohn Beck, Wllllam Shnffer, Franklm Blouch Harry Sarge, Cllif Wood Caldwell, Donald Wagner 1974 ' ' V ' ' V : V ' ' 'IT W ' ': ' ' ' i ' J X , A A re r e T - r 1 Z7 - kx.X wx? Xxxx .Nr NX,XNKXkX xx,N..Xx , kx.. A .kX,,kx.xx. e x ex ig Nxx. ,. N N X X XX Mx N ,Nx. xx.xX , x.x.... , ., Ns M.XX2.,,. XWSQQ.NW,e..WMe..N.,,,,,r,,. SI 41113 CLI B ShCOND Row Leroy Boeshore lPres1dentl Walter Baehman Harry Hlmmelberger Eclwm Lxght Mr Klmmel Qopon sor Phlllp DeHuff Rlcharcl Hellman lVlerr1ttColl1ns lsecretary Dale Grwnger lack Flssel FIRST Row Herbert Bamberger lrfreasurerl George Krause ohn HQISBY ohn Beamwderfer Leon Grosky ohn Bxllmgham Clalr Flttmg Iohn Fldler QVICC Presxdentl Thomas Roller IZA 17' ,V .. g. . V .A. ,Y L V .. ' Y, ll 'vl v ll V554 tt t t t t E ll I A I 7 F' . t . RHYI HMIC CLUB FOURTH Row Betty Rutter Mlss E Gruber lSponsorl THIRD Row Ellzabeth Bordlemay Marlon Krelser Ruth Lxght Eleanor Patschke Ianet Sowers lTreasurerJ Dorothy Sealer Catherme Horn Kathryn Strouphar Nelrxdge Noll lpresldentl Annabel Brubaker lVlC9 Presrdentl Dorothy Feeman Mae Eaton Ruth Iohnson SECOND Row Evelyn Boyer Lucille Gollam Esther Bordlemay Mar1on Sherer Esther Spangler Mlldred Swanger Kllmoyer FIRST Row lrene Maurer lSecretaryl Carlnne Borgner Mae Memer Cathryn Werner Ruth Kettermg Kathryn Rother mel Helen Kxrkessner lzora Sando Vxctorxa Feeman Grace Krexder Mae Bullock Madelyn Babb Ioan Wolfe L1ll1an Wagner A I Y Emma Hutchinson. Dorothy Moudy lPianistl. Louise Miller lPianistl. Evelyn Smith, Helen Livering. Betty .X .Q hi gi :,. J X , A ,,,,,,,, , .,ff. ....:,,::.. 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O 1111111 ll111F11 C1113 Mr Bucher lSponsorJ Paul Adams Woodroxx Gill ohn Groff Gerald Hottenstein Bernard Kilmoycr Denur Kis singer Wilson Kolle lPres1dent Fred Kreiser Luther Long Robert McConnell Henry Paras Samuel Rutter lV1ct President Charles Watters lSecretary1 Trt asurer WOIILZIY 51113 iss Pttars 4Sponsorl 'Vlahel Art C lltflllk Bal as Loutlla Bendtr lulyn Booth Anna Brigtl l sthtr Brosuous Gladys Clemens Pxelyfn Daugherty Ruth Dassingcr Ethel hxscnhaur Mildred has Louise lurryf Theda Gas sert Sus an Gass Dora Gingrich Paulina Grelner Mary Grodtnskyf ostphine Hissner Iustina Hollinger Kathryn Kipp Mary Khmoxsky Annetta Kreadtr Ruth Kruder tan Kuhlmm Kathryn Light Marjorie MeacDougall Verona Markley Fsther Miller Doris Missimer Mildred Purct Gtnuatyt Reilly Opal Sanduson Eyalyn Su IIIOLII Aldttnn Spotts Rost Strapack Alma Yondtr SFIENFE C1113 Mr Kadel tSponsor osnph Buchtcr Rohcrt Hass Thomas Kimmel 1'lre asurer ack lxluser Marlin Krill George Lazory ack M ahlon Laneayye ayer Herhert Long lamts Martin Richard Moody Donald Muttoni Elizabcth Petty Richard Schock ack Schropp lSecretaryl Steyx art Shapiro XlxN7llll'lm Sullay an Samutl Urich lPres1dtntl I f V 4d A f V W Y . , 1, 1 1, 1 , 1 ' -- l, ' : ' 5 I 2 - az: O f Y I7 1 I ' 7 W T 1 X 1 1 .1 M - f .' , . 2 z. :at - 22.1 - 2 - '. iw y' . 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'NC I l , The Student Council. an elected group, which meets once a week with the Principal, is composed of one member from each home room. Questions that arise concerning any phase of school life are settled by this organization. which unites the students more closely with the faculty. lt acquaints the student body with the policies of the school and the reasons for their adoption. initiates measures conducive to the welfare of the school. and makes rules governing the traffic in the corridors. the extra-curricular activities of the school. and the citizenship and social habits of the students. 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PI JIHEIS lhinqs ire seldom vxhit they seein Skim milk misquerades is Cream m llunkmg Solid m llunlxinq riq l softly bend him hiss But l d like to shoot th Ph it ignor mee is bliss it guy xx ho s iid Ashes to Ashes Dust to Dust lf Yingst dont qet You Buehei must Miss Ex ans Use defeat defense ind detail in 1 sentence rice Ut fttt xxtnt oxei dt ftnte btfoie L Mr Yingst xx as trvinq to demonstrate an ep, pertinent in the generation of Steam What haxe l in my hand? A tin can Mr Yinqst Riqht rlhis can noxx eontwins potenti il tnerqx Hou Q in 1 surpiisinq amount ol speed md poxxer be generwtcd xxhieh is al most beyond eontrol7 Fhihoin Tie it to i doq s tail Example o Our Power On the Gridiron Allentoxx n Lebanon Bethlehem Leb'inon I inmster Lebanon Rewding Lebanon There xx as a xoung lady from Lx nn Who vt as so exceedingly thin Thar xx hen she essaxed To drink lemonade She slipped throuqh the strm and fell in f SX QS 5 i E ' L f-we 3 1 -f f. ,- - ..... - I v -I ' ' ' A. A-. 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X 'Y A X Q ,,. . s tttr x Q s tt , . . ... .K , ., .. , ts .,.. ..tt, FEQHHEIS Lnttle Brother Gee Ned Wlll you help me xx1th th1s problem7 Ned That xx ouldnt be rxght L B I dont Suppose lt xxould ut you could ve trled lt D111 lxxa 1 rmuqnty man Who xxouldat mmd the kmq The kmq he sald he thought 1t xx as A very' funny thmg So he put hlm ID the dungeon Wlth the llons underneath But Dinlel xvas a dentlst And he pulled the llons teeth There vxas a young man most ben1ghted Who never lnew xxhen he xvas sllghted I-Ie went to a party And ate yust as hearty As lf he d been really mxlted I'Iere s to the happlest days of my llfe Spent ID the arms of another mans vxlfe my mother Wzth Apologzes to Trees I thmk that I shall never see So burn a class as geometry In those portals can be found Marks that arent exactly round For those vxho xxont work soon shall see There s no royal road to geometry So when Ive qrown qu1te old and gray My heart wlthm me shall surely say Poems are made by fools llke me But only goofs take geometry Mass Ross Who wrote The Goldbug Madelme Ol1verGoldsm1th Margaret Ebllng What vxlll mv B and F average? 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