Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1936 volume:

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M, . aswsx 1 Class Uf 1936 Lodes tone En'z'f0r in Cfzfef --- Lfffzllxf ,Una f,0z',vQ1 B11.f1'11es.v .llfzmzgvr - juli S171 ropp Dedicaf on To John W. l-leclge 51llil'VlIilCll'lt'11T mil ilu- lmliziimii lily bvlmi-is ln Appreciation of His Intern-st in Our Interests- ln the Classroom, on tlic Athletic Field, in Music and Drzunzltic Activities The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Six Declicates The Lodestone FCDREWCDRD Those student days in Lebanon High Are round about us yet. In compiling this book, the editors purpose to make these lines a reality as the years pass by, so that when Memory Time comes, you may leaf through your Lode- stone and meet old friends in their favorite haunts, as you hum '4That cup of youth, so good, So true, Will fill our eyes with tears. CHWEUGE' EZ i -SIWWEV--f1i., !e1s?l.-'FET Yw,.'-,ii-'q': QlF i 'T 1 ff -t W' 3 -N ' v' 7 Af' A ' fig W N E -'z A' 3' 4 A -'7 gf' ,wi-fm, ,' 1 f ' , 1 , '-' in - ' 1 K 1 , X , vi: , - ,Lai-19 A .,A, , g.1,.1,f1.a.w. ,. , .QW .. ,WM ' ,AM Ai, .W . ,, ,M .,,.A K , , , 1 ,N 2 W, Z' X Lam, SIXTH Row - 'Miz Royer, Mr. liznlvl, Mr. Miller. FIFTH ROW Mr. Iluclier, Mr. Kimmel. Mr. Downes 1l'rincinalj, Mr. Yingst. Mr. llurgnvr, M1 White Mi lu FOURTH Rim' Mr. Savage, Mr, liillilancl, Mr. SL'lllUSSL'l', Mr. Tittlc. Mr. Spzuigli-1', Mr. M ll I THIRD ROW -Miss Mcfonnell. Miss liullfnn. Miss Xen-Inn, Miss Clyinur, Miss Ross. SIZFOXD Ram' -Miss Nixon, Miss Ilzxuer. Miss llurtz, Miss Paris, Miss llunck, Miss Ifvzins, Miss Hortmm FIRST ROW --Miss Iiuwuian, Miss Kleinfelter, Miss Metzger, Miss llurlz. F LT H. M. DOWNES, M. A. Franklin :mil Marshall iinllegc University of Pennsylvau in Principal L. I. GlLLII.AND, M.A. xvillilllll :xml Mary Univcrsity of Xllfgll Vice-Principal History ALTA B. BORTZ, AB. 118 Lebanon Ya llcy College Columbia University I.'.Xlli:1m'v Frzmcaisc, Spanish, German SARAH A. BOWMAN, A.B. Hood fiullege Pliiilclzlll Rice School Columbia L'nirersity English Paris Of Spoken XYUI Il NORMAN B. BUCHER, M.A. Lclmznmn Valley College L'nlLm1lii:I University Mathematics NEWTON M. BLIRGNER, A.B Lclmzmmi Valley Collvgo. Ullivcrsity of Pclllisylvzlx History MIRIAM R. CLYMER, AB. M'ilsOn College Yale Lll'IiVL'I'Silj' Unassigned RUTH M. EVANS, M.A. Lclmznnm Yalley Cnllcgu , l'nix'ursity of lennsylr: English MARION R. GOLLAM, B.S. in H.E. lizist Stroudsburg State Teachers College Girls' Health Education GEORGE K. HARBOLD, A.B. Xlillersville State 'lieaeliers College liranklin anal Marshall College Supervisor of Vocational Training MARY L. HARTZ, A.B. SnIitlI College l.L-hanon Valley College Coluinbia Cniversity English EMMA E. HAUER Normal Art, Chicago I University of l'ennsylvanIa New York University Art KATHARINE A. HOFFMAN, A.B. Lebanon Valley College Cornell University University of Pennsylvania French. German ELINOR M. HOUCK, A.B. llarnard College Columbia University Latin BYRON R. KADEL, B.S. Gettysburg College Biology I. HAROLD KIMMEL, B.S. Snsquerlianna University Penn State Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic HELEN E. KLEIN EELTER .Xllrright College Combs Conservatory of Music New York University Music R. EILEEN MCCONNELL, M.A. Irving College Oxford University University of Pennsylvania. English, Dramatics STELLA E. METZGER, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Librarian FREDERICK K. MILLER, M.A. l.clIaIIon Valley College l'nix'ersi!y of l'ennsylvania Problems of Democracy Science ILDITH NEWTON, B.S. Drexel lnstitute University of Vllisconsin Home Economics IOHN W. HEDGE, M.A. - IRENE A. KLICK - - DOROTHY B. SMITH - LEONORE F. NIXON, B. S. DI-excl Institute Pr-nn State Home Economics MARGARET S. PARIS, A.B. l.elI:IIIoII Yalley College Social Science, German GEORGE REISINGER, A.B. .tlbriglit College Carin.-gie Teelmieal School l'Cllll State 1'Vlechanical Drawing MARTHA H. Ross, A.B. XVilSUll College l,elIz1non Valley College Xew York lfniversity English LESTER W. ROYER, M.A. Allmriglit College Columlwia University Biology HARRY S. RUHL, A.B. Uueknell University Untversity of 1'ittslJuI'gli History RALPH H. SAVAGE, M.A. lnrliztna. State Teachers College Lniversity of Pittshurgli Stenography, Typewriting Bookkeeping EDWARD N. SCHLOSSER, A.B. Juniata College l'eIIn State Algebra, Coach HELEN S. SELTZER Special Courses Siinmons College Lebanon! Valley College Stenography, Typewriting WARREN W. SPANGLER, A.B. Ciiiversity of Miclmigan Boys' Health Education ELMER E. TITTLE, A.B. Swarthmore College 9 History, Commercial Law Economics ARTHUR WARFEL, B.S. in C. Teinole University University of VVlSC0ll5l11 Printing I. C. 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A Capella Vlioirf 1 Girls' Glee Clulwfx Rhythmic Club 3 Suulunt Clmiicil- 1 JOHN A. ARNOLD Dominick General Hilfif'-i' rim If Boys' lllcv Clulifg NANCY L. AULENBACH Nance Literary .1 mini! Circ mc' a basket' ball mi-vtizizc. Archery Cluluf-T Typiiigl .1 liaslcetluzill -1 RICHARD S. BABE Dick General .Hy mfiiil fu mi' 41 rmirilllui ix! Aluiiiur llrfunatic lllllllfl Moilcl Airplane Cilulm-f2 - LIDIIESTU MARY E. ALBERT Literary Slip .vf'f'uk.v, Imliu7'z'.v, mm' m'I.i' just Tix xfii' might. ,X laiiiwllzi flu-iii' 2, 3 l i'i-v Lflllff' Vliilm J l rn'11cli Vllily -3 Girls' lllee Vliilm 2, 3 liistriiiiieiitnl f2l1!ll'lL'l j Klzulrigul Lllmriis --1 LILLIAN A. ANSPACH Lily Commercial .llizy .vim grim' IIS' 11 fvfv Irrfl- Iimil fliufizxf of .filwlfcf t'VSXYEEll1L'Zll'tSH Girls' Kiln-e ifliibf i, 2, 3 ROBERT R. ARTZ Bob Scientific I nm tlm ,xml nf fn0Ii.v7z11r'.v.v. y lVll'2lll1IlllC f'lNl7 -i. 2, 3 I :irlrly tlii' Newt lmesl 'I'l1ix1g Iuuiur llrzimatic Vliib ir AlflllIL'll'IIlllCS Cliilu'-ig C4lic'L'l'le:ulixig---I, 3, 3 MADEI.INE I. BABE Bains Cdmmercial Sumll of xliifzriv, Zim' large 411' fllwlrl. Tlaskctlrzxll 1 SWG:-tliv.'zii'iS Girl iliifirml-3 f-3 Rliiiliiiiie Vliili i, 2 llriwkuiluillf WALTER M. BACHMAN Bachy General 71: be fam! nf Imzriiiizg is to In' nvur to frzzrfziilvdgu. A Cappella Clioir -T, 2, 3 c-!llllC'I'Il fluhfz Boys' filer' Clulxf-i. 2, Stamp Chiba Oratorical fumes! 3 l HARRY I. BAILOR General .,Fat,, Fai. roly, poly, always laugh- ing, ami fall of fzm Printing Clllbfl Stzunp Clubgz ROBERT BARLET Bobby Commercial A friend to all, and to all a friend. Junior llmiimtic Clube I Model Airplane Clllb'42 ANDREW R. BARTAL Andy General In foofball games he fights his best. Footballsr, 2, 3 Baseball-2, 3 CHAS. W. BECHTOLD Charley Commercial For he's a jolly gaml fallow. Student Council-1 JOHN L. BEMESDERFER Pete Literary El.l15f6i7Z'S good too. Stamp ClL1l'J'1 Model Airplane Clubfz Matlieinatics Clllllb-3 LOD T T0 E JOHN CONRAD BANKS Cinder Smithfliughes Sclzaalx arf' -:uar'l.'-lxazrsfs, not Flay-l1a11.vr,v. lluyb' Cnukiu 1 Club-x GEORGE R. BARNHART Barney General .4 fzlgltizr from the Jane gang. Junior llrzuuzxtic Club-I Art Clubfz MARY W. BASSELGIA General 'Tis good nature only that wins Ilzc llearf. linglisli Scrap Rook Club-1 Piano Club-2 RICHARD E. BELL Dixie Belle' General Arirltfofzl IAXILYIC ilze only tlzfng that mal.'c,r HIL' allssy. Hays' Cuuking Cluhfr Junior Dramatic CllLll3f2 Bandfz, 3 LUELLA I. BENDER Billie-' Commercial Nilfrzrr lll'I'L'l' dill betray the heart llzat loved her. Novelky Club-I Camera Club --2 Girl 11111115--3 1 ROBERT BENNINGHOFF Benny General llfc' and Rznlv l'111Ive! Band-I, 2, 3 Orchesira-1, 2, 3 GRACE L. BERGER George Reed It 1'.x11't any trouble first to S-mi-I-e. Gym Club-I Novelty Club-2 IOHN A. BICKELMAN Bick General Our John is the only one of i!'s kind in captivity. ALFRED H. B1NNER Alpy Commercial Ilcrr' is 11 1111111 af VY1j'.Tf8l'j'. linys' Cooking Clubffr Trzick--1 RALPH H. BLOUCH Blockcy Commercial No wife! Na lmrxc! No 11111,vtacl1c! Gym Cll1l7fA1 , 2 'LUDEL T0 ' R. HERMAN BENTZ Harlem General gllaybc 1't'x my curly hair that 41!!1'111't.v 1113- I111,r1m1 country Iasxze. Printing Club-Ar BEATRICE R. BIALOSTOK Bcaty Commercial I fan't 1icfc111l my' f-01111, Irv, but I F1111 fn rvzfli 'Im 1111211 flznt 1111. l.illI'Zll'y flub- 1 Camera Clubfz Girl GLIHYCISTQ HELEN BICKSLER Bologna Girl' Commercial It's 1111 0111 Ccrllzan cus- torn-B111o11e'3'.' Designing Clllllfl Girls' Glee ClL1lJ'3 FRANKLIN H. BLOUCH Frank' Commercial ,-1 .v1'I1'11.t 1'111111tf'n1111cp al- r1'11y5 sfvurzlrx. Stamp Clllllf-2 GERALD CLINTON BOLTZ lc-fry' Commercial Zivzlullx, ycl 111111l1'.vt Gym Clllll Y, 2 W. BOMBERGER Wee Willie Commercial lllvl-l. .Yrilmlzwfzz Ti'!1Sl1yl so lvigf Ili-Ygg Clxeerleafler-2, 3 I. CARLIN BORGNER Commercial ,fl Cgfirl of tlzu Gfstl'inz,g. Girls' Glee flllllgff fll CllEStY3--I. 2, 3 Rhythmic Clllll-I, 2 THOMAS B. BOWMAN Scientific Like 5'r1l11ff.vm1, his lifes in Iii.: lmir. Ilanclf 11, 2, 3 Boys' Glen- Cluhrsz Nl8l'l'lElllZ1liCS cllllllfs Track---2, 3 Treasurer 3 ELEANOR BRANDT Commercial Calm ax tlzf night Girls' Glu' Vlulx-2, 3 ESTHER Bnoscious Literary Kiridnrxx is flie gen tlcmwxv. Novelty Clllllfl Typing Club J LQIDESTO ESTHER BORDLEMAY Commercial Furl: up your troubles j'0lll' wld lair bag. 411141 vm smile, XllIIlL'. Girl luainlb Rllythmic Club Tri-Hi-Y STUART BOWMAN Smith-Hughes One of our useful- lzirmor ous, grouse monlreys. Model Airplane PAULINE L. BOYER Commercial IV.: uirv to be natural ll l1eu j'on're imtzrrally mm Art Needlccraft I HOWARD BRENSINGER B1-eng Scientific Sami' fellows. lliilzl tick are gfmn' mfla.-Jc1'lre1's and .voiln I. .Xrt Vilacr llfaviug C uh 'KSweLtl1c1rts lloys' Glee Club Student Uounul BERTHA BRUBAKER Bert General Grout falkers arc no grvnt flowzv. Girls' fllee Club-I l . . l ll.l. - .i . .11-T--l . .... , -T-it IOSEPH BUCHTER Ioe' Commercial ll'lzy are ilxey all not con- fClZfCLl1 like 1110.7 Biology Club-1 , 2 ALLEN BUSSER Al Commercial ,lly goal is to be a perfect gentlellzan. Czuuera Clllb-2 DOROTHEA CHAMBERLIN Scientiic lllerrily :ve roll along with Txzbbyk goal! lzzrmor. li1lllCl12 , 3 Tri-lli-Y-.z, 3 l.Odi-stone Stall Newsette Stz1i'fff3 Sr-crctaryvg Orzit01'iC3l Contest BERNICE CLARK CIarkie Scientific flizafller one of our force- ful, sf'eakil1,q females. Orntorical Cnntcst HAROLD E. CLAYBAUGH Curly Commercial Blonde larlcs and il modest nzmzizel' lzflli' the flI7I'lffl.E.Y of this lall. 'l'l'IlCli'I. 2. 3 c.2lll'ICl'3. fll'llJf'2 LIDDESTID ' uDOtu 0 MAE BuLLOcK Commercial She airways has lier Bag-gy :with lzer. Rhythmic Clllllfrl, 2 Cheer l.L:glllE1'j'I, 1, 3 Girl Ciuurflsf-3 HSVVCLTllll2ll1'tSH RUTH CARVIN Ruthie General .-in aIlY'1'omzil girl. library Club-1 Typing CllllJf2 Girls' Glee Clllb4-3 RAYMOND I. CHERESINI Cherry General This qzrfcf, lllllljilllllfllg chap is well lczzofwz, fllo' he ix only c.rposcil to his studies. Model Airplane Club-r Art Club-2 THOMAS E. CLARK Spotty Commercial Life's no longer if I worry, .lull no Si4':'c'ler if I llIlI'l'j'. Bovs' Cooking Club- 1 DOROTHY CLOLISER Dot Commercial If von flzfnlc X'0lly1'C fao xnmll 'ra' da big htlzfugx, da small tlzmgs in a big wav. 1 Q9 9 CATHERINE COGLEY Rat Commercial .4 blur! of Irnmfets, a rrnslz of LI'V'IIlH.Y, and 10, size !'0Il1U.Y.' lxfflllflflf, 3 lll'i11l'lZitlCflllllJfI f Tri-Ili-Y--2, 3 BEATRICE COLEMAN Beat General Happy are fhasc who don'! :want the tlrmgfx Hwy cannot get. Library Clulvfl Typing ClL1lJf2 ROBERT CORL Baby General Play, HIIIIIC, play. Chess and Checker Club-2 S'SXVCCtllC'Zl1'lSH Gym CluhYI f,I'CllCStl'2l'I, 2, 3 WILLIAM I. Cox, IR, General Dorff look too Iongfrlgly Ql'I'IX,' :fill ,vmzr f1l1HZ'7'1'7lg Izz'm'f.v. Gym Clulrfz llflllflllg Club--I THOMAS M. CURTIN Tom' Commercial lI'l1I1f zz nite, quiet ffl- l Iozu. ' you would say, if you Y dlbfllll I lczmru lzfm. Chess and Checker Club-2 Baseball-2, 3 I, Bill LIJDE T0 l GEORGE COIL General DOIIIYY Horam! gfrlxq Our fifth' hear f-brsrzkm' will give you all a cllafruc. Moc lel Airplane CllllJf2 FREDA CORL Fritz Commercial .4 grain docs not H11 a suck, but it helps its fvllorcx Archery Club-2 MARLIN COVER Spike Commercial Af your beds and fall. Camera Clllll-2 Gym Clllllfl Student Councilfg IULIA CRNOVICH Indie General HcI'..rfrp is IIIII.r1'c and hm' :mrs IS I1 song. Girls' Glee Clubar. 2, 3 RALPH DAUBERT Dup General O this Iearfzizigl H'lzat a filing if is! Gym Clllly-I, 2 M1R1AM M. DEAMER Mimrnic Scientific A 51111112 171'I.g1l1B11.Y 111111131 11 1I0f'!'1C5S t11.r11, Dmmatic Club-1 Girls' Glee Cll.lb+2, 3 1, CLAUDE A. DEITZLER Piggy General 17a:1'11 011 1111 fours, and r11111'ge, Piggy! Fuotlmallfz, 3 llfiselmll-2, 3 Trackgz, 3 Mike MICHAEL DELIO General .gllfllifi of Rubinoffl J 1 ! fliurlol .Xirplane Club-1 Orchestra-iz, 3 U LEROY DOLL Cy General 1'l1'1777l 1110 01011111 of his 11e1111 111 11m ,r111e of his foot, 11e's 1111 111i1'f11. lloys' Cookiiig ClLllJ-I Rlomlr-l ,Xirplanc Club-1 'li ik 1 Z1 7- Jrmior and Sophomore ChorusH1 LLOYD DONLEY Smith-Hughes 1If'1't' fer111i111y is C1 51111111 f1'11o71' blessed z1'i111 Il big gift of g1117. LIIDE T0 E I. STANLEY DECK Spencer Scientific 1'1I 110 lzuffy 11'it11 K1 buzz'- 1i1'. 11 1111113 ll 511111-g1111, 111111 L1-111-lI11. A lfrippella Cl1Oi!'fI, 2, 3 l'111lsly The Next Best Thing Lodestone Stal? 'll'1'E'2iSlll'Cl'ff fi Presidcntfg Track Managermi, 1 ROBERT DEITZLER Bob General Lifc is 1101 to be 11113011 as ll joke. Boys' Cooking ClulJ?1 llodel Airplane Club-2 Track-1, 2, 3 RUTH E. DEMMY Ruthie George Reed nl 1111101 111111 dc11111r1' dc- 111l'1I1IOI' 11II1,V c1111ce111 a 1111111- 111111 Iiitle i111p.r 'Zi if1I1-11. Girl Guzirclsfg Novelty Clubfz CLAUDE LEROY DONLEY Legs Commercial .-1 f111g1'i111 071 1118 7'0G11' of 11111.11 1'ex1.rt1111r1'. Football-1, 2, 3 Basketball -2 Tennisffg MARY IANE DONMOYER Janie Literary ,S'11if'1111111'.r 51111101 fogctlxcrg l7a11'1 give 1111 1110 .rl1i11. Dramatic Clllll--2, 3 French Clulr-3 Junior Dramatic Clllllfl Lodcston-e Staffg-3 1 1 IOHN H. DOLIGHTY Hlohnnie General The III1II'III'IIg uftra' I'.tII't 50 II1'1'1' 113 thu Iziglzl' bvf11rL'. Gym Club-1 CzImeI':I 4'lIIlIA-.2 SwectlIe:IIAls A l'atl4ly the Next llest 'I'lIIIIg HENRY EBERLY Hen General TIIN1' may 1111117 burn bllifer men, 1111! I doubt if. lli-Y-I Footbzxllf I, .:, 3 Gym Vlulmfi liasketlmll I, 1, 3 Baseball - -I, 2, 3 .Xthlctic Lllllllllfll-'3 HERBERT A. ECK Bud Commercial .-1 g1m11' joke is not always 1I1Ifv'v1'ialr1l. Typing Vlulvfl Gym Club J ETHEI. M. EISENI-IALIER Em Commercial A Ylflll' fI'icII11x arc lI1II'1i to fI1I1f. Novelty Lllllll-vl, 2 Girly Glue Lll'L1lJ-3 LOTTIE KATIXIRYN ENGEL Literary C0011 I1IHcer's are fouml only m Grrunzny. Junior lJr:III1IItie Club--I Tri-lli'Y -I. J. 3 IXI'clIeI'y fllllllmfl 1 I Paddy the Next Best 'llIIIIEH L0llE T 0 L I --- CLARABELLE C. EAGEN CommercIal Huw I 11111, buysg doaft 111511 mv. Girls' ljlee Clubfz IANE VIRGINIA EBY Ianie Literary l'11'1I.v1r sign my 1'.I'13I1rc'. .Xrellcry Cluhfz Free l.:IIIcc Club--3 l'I'eIIclI Clubfj lltfllllllilg cllllbfl PETER W. EHRGOOIJ Pete Literary Furl' 115 JQ'r'fIr1'y on the CUIIVI, llllf 0ffE7E'1' lli'Y-1, 2, 3 llnsketlmll - I, 2, 3 lluys' ljlec flllIl?'Z, 3 XlzIthcI1IzItics Club-3 l:1'CilCl1 Club-3 l'zulIly the Next lit-st Thing HAROLD ENIBICH lack Commercial .Ynllzirllq ix so 1f1'1II' and fire- cfuzlx 1I.v fI'V7IL'.' fully fvusfc it? Model .Xi1'IJlZ1l1C Club-I SARA L. ERDMAN Sal Literarv Life is jvllif 11 bmvl of 1'1I1rI'I'I1'.r. Tri-Hi-Y-I. 2, 3 Fra-IIclI Clllb-3 DI'aII1atic Club-I, 3 Girls' Glee Club-2 Sweethearts I'zIrl1ly the Next Best Thing -11 i.. .1-. -T- 1 l I 1, AARON ETTER Azz: Scientific Brlmlil ,-lukraiz, he who goes Bzirncy fPlnHll'lLl our lvI'ltCI', Czinmera Club -I Herixiim flulr 3 llumlcstom- Stiff xlZ1lllCIllZlllCS fllllll--'3 Typing flu-lm 2 UAH, ARTHUR T. FARMER Commercial .-I Fllfllll fx onlv Izx .vf1'01Ig II.: -its 7i'c'iIkc'.ct lnilr. IX Cappella Clltllfg-3 Camera Club' -I, 2 Sweethearts Iloys' Glo:-C ClL'lb+I, 2, 3 u VICTORIA FEEMAN Vic Commercial Slip has fi fray 'nzoxt pleasant. Girl Gl13TCl5f3 Rhvthmic Clllbfl, 2 ,I Tri'-Hi-Ygl. 2, 3 IOHN A. FIDLER Ulohnny Scientific Tl1c'rc'.v .vIm10Il1i'11,g Ivz'si1ir'.f flip HL . Sweethearts lioys' Glee flllb-3 lli-Y-2, 3 Junior Tlrzuuntic Club- 2 Stamp Clllllfl Footballf 2, 3 VERNON W. FOLMER Vernie General He fwikzxv 1111 fvlzcu I7 fool- ball mums has wav, .Xrt Fivei' XXYCflV'l1l,Q Cllllrfl lli-YfI. 3. 3 Football-H-I. 2, 3 Iirlsketballf-I, 2, 3 Trzirk I, 2, 3 LIIDE T0 T DELMAR CHARLES EusToN Del Scientific Sl'l100l.i Oli. yes, I drop in 0lit'4I.Vl'0HtlllxV. Biology Vluliefr llrzuiizitic Vluln HJ. 3 Iiuyg' Cree 1-llili'-I Foutlszlll-f2 Basketball-2 Sturlent Council, l,1'L'S. n3 IOSEIIH W. FALIBER Ice Scientific The Jlnxir Goa.: 'Roimd mm' 'Roimfif' .X Cniipcllzi Clioii' I. 2, 3 Band- -l,2, 3 SwcctlIL-arts French Clllll--3 Boys' Glee Clulr fr, 2, 3 OfCllCSff8-2, 3 EDWARD FELTY Ed Commercial Mi' troubles are offer at f'Ei't'lf'f? fliirty-fl1'e. lniioloqy fllllbfl Camera Cluhfz lloys' Gle Club -2 Ili-Y72. 3 Football-2 CLAIR CHARLES FITTING Filling Scientific I?nf'r3'nIorc'.v a Fitting 111117162- IX Cappella Choir-1 llmiiiatic Clulxfz, 3 Parlrlv thc Next Best 'I lung ' NlZ1illCTYlZltlCSfllL'll'7'3 Stamp Club-I CARL Fox FOX Scientific 'l'lIrrc'.v lllllllllljf so urilimirx that I-rI11,'t lu' dorm. Ccrnian Clllb-3 Lmlestonc Staff-3 Nlmlieiiiatics Vluhfg Boys' Orritorical Student cltillllijllfs p z IOAN HYNICKA Fox Ionah Scientific Sujvl1'1'.v!fcz1!m1' Lady. Rl1j'il!lI1i'C lilulu -1. 2 lmmlcslnmriv Stuff lizlslictlmllf -I llrzlmritic Club---3 lt llzlplrciwcl in l'l0llyWoufl ETHEL VIOLA GAMBER Commercial Ifuxy to wall: zuitlzj nice to MIL' iritlz. Girls' Glce Clllllf-I, J, 3 Newsvtte Stuff--3 ff! f 1 ROBQRT GARDNER General j llc liar allzmirt Twill: wan: fur' L't'w'y girl, 'tMmlol Airplane Cluhfi f Art Film:-I' w'68N'l1'g Clllll-fl RUTH IRENE, GARVIE Butz Commercial 7lIl6'I'l' is always room for u good sfvorf. Girls' Glee Clubf I, 2, 3 MARGARET L. GASSERT Peg George Reed Lv71U.Y.YMHl1-Hg, but .v1lE'5 there. Sciixplinuk Club- 1 Girl flllilflllb-2 Bob LIIDE T0 CE CHARLES P. GALBRAITH General Jus? gi-rw lm' .vlumw will .Horus of fuummz. :lunlur lJi':IIII:I1iL' llluli --I l'IzIIIu Qilllll--2 RICHARD I. GAMBER Pete Scientific ll'c'Vs III! fran: .lIIiJN0llI'l' IUIICVI l'u1vl' Icllx I1 mln. UI'clI04tI'zI I. J, 3 llzmil I. .:, 3 Gym fillllb-'I Stuclcnt lluiiixeilrfl, 2 Ge-rmzni f.llllI'2, 3 PzIclIly ilic Ncxi llest Vlllllllgu MARION ANN GARNET Miney General lzpmv, Ult'L'IIlL', miuiu, m0,' 1.c.vsulI.v fauna, Iv.v.m11.v gn. 'I'I'i-lli-YH -1,2 ypixig Vlulr- -2 llaskctlyallf-I T CLARENCE JACOB GASSERT Noel Smith-Hughes Lai' affirm iillu' 'rvlml rnzzfxlf the-I' may, I funk thi' Srzzzili- Hzzglzcx. Iiuitlwzxll-fe, 3 THEDA IUNE GASSERT Teddy Commercial illallcxfy lmr nmrr rllllrvzs Hum bezlzrfy. Novelty cllllbf-I Rlxyilimic lilubvz Newsrtte Staff , JOHN GEORGE General Boolcx url' mn 1IL'l1T'j' fm' mt I11 Vllrrj' 111111112 l,il1r:1ry flulmf- 1 hymn flulm : ANNA K. GINGRICH Anne George Recd IIN' Iifr fx full of 111.vxlr'l'1Cs limi .vm'1'r'1.v. .Xrt :xml Ni'l'lllL'l'I1fIf-I Novelty L'lul1-r.: IRENE M. GxNGR1CH Renic' George Reed X0 xlwj' 'lil mfwu. 71171011 luzrflz null l'Imzx11r1' lllt'l'f, hurl-1 film' ilulr-fr KENNETH A. GLOSS Corky General ,TH .T' 4' , ,'. Sflufll' - h!f'ff!'l' - ,Xlll'Ilf.' In vim, ll Iwi' llym flulv 1 Filflifl. J. 3 l'llL'L'l'lSflIlCl' 3 lluys' Glu' fluls---3 liminzxtic Vlulr 3 DALE GRANGER Slim General Hlzxrlnrll 111111 11111 .vfrfriav IIVI' 111011 mzfuyulill' 1111111 Imrll ,mb- fvrfx fu lhix l1lem1I1I1' y111l11g7 11m11. Siuuip iilulw 1 Gym Cluh n, - lf-mtlmall 1, 3 llzwelxnllf- 1. 3. , Iluskutlmll --1, - LUIIESTII T GAEY EILEEN GILL Gee Gee George Reed 511111150 is xlmm- nzizsiful linux llllj' sung, fllllllCl'El Vlnlm -I .Xreliery Club 2 French Rlluli fg E1 IZABETH S. GINCQRICII 'Betty Commercial lfv llll'l'l'j' if N011 1111 fi i.v1'. Girls' Clee Club 2. 3 CHARLES JT. GLASSMOYER Flip Gyneral gpm? 'j,m,,,hNr11111f I-H1771 .'l1111'1'1'l'11, ,PIII I l'F'1 f f 'l II11' Serenill Hhmfx I.ah.-my flllll fr Gym Q lub' -- X X X Luc1I.1.E GOLLAM Louie Literary .X'rw'1'i ax hm' fllHIf'V',.Y fim- f1'.v.vm11, Rl1X'llll'l1lC Clnlw .,2 lunch llnlv 3 MARY E, GRODENSKY Meg Commercial Hvflflf 5111111 :vu 110.0 H'71,v :mi 111111r'v.' .Xrt Film-1' NYOZlYi'l12 flulw fl :X I2 C flulm--v2 ARTHUR D. GRUBER Art Scientific TI11' s1'I1'111'1' ix 1l1'c12f1t1'T'1'g .lrt l.'1141':us 111111'c 1111111 he 1'111'r's In ICH. Nlurlel ,Xi1'pl:1m' Cll'll? I Typing Club-3 FREDERICK HARTLINE Fred General E.1'1'1'f Tom' t11Ip11I.T 111111' mfix. I1l1g111'.TlL j'0ll7'.YFIf. llym flulz--J JAMES E. HEISEY General I 11771 ll 1111111 of tht' f'mfl1'. .X Caplwllu Cllillfi-2, 3 llnyi' Glue Clulmfz, 3 llil-I 1 l'l'lI1IlI1gZ Clulx -1,2 Ilzxselmll- -1, 3 WALTER HESS Wagner Commercial T1'111' merit is likc fi 111'1'1',' . A -. , - me r1.'5'f'0 If 1-A. fl.v Icss noise if 11111ke3. A Art Fibre VVe1xving Club- .2 Stznnp Club-fr MARTHA LOUISE HIGH General hllvllfll 111 11'o11l1f, s111fIc',y' .myx .ll1z1'flm. l'l't'IiCll Club- 3 Girls' lllee fluly-fr 'l'ri-Hi-Y -1. 2, 3 'lyping Club--2 L0llESTO GEORGE HENRY GUNDRUM Commercial Ill' .vat 111 thu f1'1111t rom' am! 1f1'c111111'd. A1'cl1e1'5' Clulxfr, 2 lloys' tiles Club 3 CHARLES WM. HARVEY Chas General 11771 .VIll'L' L'lll'L'.X Hll l'llUlllj' 1.1 lifv. l.ilui'ary flulvf 1 IOHN RICHARD HEISEY General T110 111111111gf1' uf 0111' lll0Sf 31151-r's.ffx1I football fC!1lI!. Art Club -1 lloys' lllee Club- -2, 3 Stamp Club-F 1 lfoutlmll Stmlent Manager lVlIRIAM R. HIESTER Mim General H0111-c' 'j'1111 11 Y1'111c . . . ' .X Fappellzx Cllllll'-f2.3 l':11lLly the N1-xt Best 'lllllllgu 'ASWSClllE31'lSH Girls' illce Cllllll--2,3 l,uclestr111c Stall' 'l'1'i-Ili-Y 1,:,3 0 MARK HOKE Hokey General IIf'1'c'.v our fzltzm' C111'1 Il11I1l14'Il. IVF :wish that we mulii Ilmfw 11 t'Il1'T'4' that I11'1'11ks like j'0lll'S. Cnnlera Clulm-1 Gym Cluhf 2 Raselmllffz, 3 1 1 LLOYD C. HOLLINGER Dugan General In lic lull IX fum. if you tl-mit In .vw over the 1IUl'l.C'0ll Inu: llollcl .Xirplzuie Clllll--1 ClZl'll'lL'l'fl Club -2 T1'?lCl-C-2, 3 RUTH G. I-IOSTETTER Ruthie Commercial Tim -zunrlfl' lwlungs to the cm'rglc'fif'. l Junior lll'2lIllZlllC Club-1 Designing Vlubg: Girls' Gilee Clllb'-3 FREDERICK W. HUBER Fred Commercial .l 7'L'l'j' ribaml in H10 cap of j'0I1fIl. Urcllcstra 1,43 B2l1lllf1,2, 3 ..DOt,, DOROTHY I. KEEPER Literary Thr' hum! ffm! lmtll made you fllfl' ,MINI 11111110 'l'0lt good. Girl! filer- Vluly 1.3 Sxx'ceKl1ear1s l:l'EllCl'l Clulm 3 lmrlrsloils Stuff va ALLEN I. KERN ,.Rat,, Commercial .llcntlinzfgllt I fzvilrd n voice fry, 5Im'fv 110 more . LOIlES'l'0 MARY E. HORST Sis General .-lltlmnglr my lll1l7lL'.X .l1rH',l'. Fm 11cr'cr, norm' L'0IIfl'11l'kV. Novelty Cllllr-I Girls' lllec Clulvffz, 3 MAE E. I-IousER Dolly Commercial Sariuzrs in all flziltfmiv. Novelty Club 1,2 IOHN A. IACKSON lack General ,llUl'7'l'1-V, merrily, xlzall I 1z':'u uozv. llnyf Cooking Cluli --1 Gym Cluligz Typing Clulm -2 Boys' Glee cllllhfwl, .z, 3 Asst. Student Mgr., li?lSClYIXllfl CHARLES S. KEESEY Bud General ' llo-11111111 lf1'cI1, u good sircfi -is gumi for CI'l'l'j'UlIA2 mm' rum' llzcn. l.ilmrury Clulx41 RUTH E. KETTERING Literary Fax' jzrrcf' Alllfflllllff C1111 Im amzxs. l'll1i'11 .wulvlrnr.v.v um! duty lumlcr ff. li1l5kSll!llllfl Rliytlimic Clulu --1,2 Frcnclx Club f3 Girl li1l2il'llS--3 Y PHILIP T. KEYOSKEE General Felix 5111110 LITUUJ' your lllzlcs. ,Xrcliery Club f-1 Gym Clubffz llnskcthallrf T5 NORMA R. KILMOYER Commercial S0 Jlaiilcixs, bi' llmwv -7iQ,CI' foolish, Yet Irving 11117, are 0011111111111-y fo1't1r1111iC. Swcctlieal'ts l.il11'ary Cllllifml Rhytlnnic Club-2 ROBERT W. Kmxwoon Smith-Hughes Bob 501110 fvcqflzr 11111lcc Hoist their slofk 111 trade, but Bob has Mix 0101 Ilt1'Ci1A' 1111111115 tlmt Art lfihrc VVQ:lving Club-1 1 ,.. STERLING H. KLEISER Sfcrl Scientific Tllaxc 1lr11111.r gf! 1110. .X Czippclla CllUil',VZ1CCUlllD.iI, 2, 3 Band, Drum Mziirvrfi, 2, 3 K'SXXCCtllC2ll'iSn llntliexnalics Vlnlvfg Urcliestfnfi, J, 3 Track-2, 3 LESTER H. KLINGER General I'1l go 1'111'11 life 11114111 I1 x1111'IU. lmlustrial Club-1, 2 Les LIIIIE T0 ' - .-.Q-. ELIZABETH K. KILMOYER Betty George Reed Pff' 111111' fllll 1171117 jollify, .-1 1II7f7f'VV l'c1'sa1111I1ty, Rliytlnnic Club-1 Girls' lizisketbzillgr l'lELENE M. KIRKESSNER Kirk Commercial Fo1':i'111'1z'+i11 l111sl1L'fI111I1J Girl lil1Zll'1lSf3 Rliytlimic ClubAr, 2 IACK R. KLEISER ' Scientific Hail, fclluful l'1 rIl 111012 A Cappella Choir, I, 2, liinlogy Club-I llrainatic Clllll-'3 Sweethearts Pn1l1ly The Next Rest Thing Boys' Glee Club-1, 2,3 IAMES R, KLETT lim Commercial Hari' tlbilllf a 111111117 liiolngy Clllllil Canicra Cluhvz Hi-Y--2, 3 XviCC'Pl'L'Sl1lEl'lli2, 3, A. IAY KNOCHE Power House General O111' li11e-b11rk1'11!l f11lllmc1c. Boys' Cooking Clllllfl Printing Clubfz Football-1. 2, 3 l:Zl.SClTZlll--I, 2, 3 HELEN N. KOBLENTZ Commercial Her .rfore of :wit and Im. mor 15 endless. Girl Guarrlsfg, 3 Library Club-1 4fKim,, M. KERMIT KooNs Commercial Cassazzora ln1s1z.rtl1i1lg on me. Biilld-I, 2, 5 Bill WILLIAM S. KooNs 'Db' Commercial Learn to croon. A Cappella Chuirfz, 3 Sweethearts Boys' Glee Clubvz, 3 BZlHCl'2, 3 ANETTA B. KREIDER Literary She loves rleasure, but 15 not afraid of work. French Clubvg Typing Clubfz Novelty Club-1 PAUL H. KREIDER Grutz' General Another one of the handsorzze blondcx from Cleona. A Cappella Choirsr 2, 3 'ASweetl1ea1'ts Boys' Glce Club-I, 2, 3 LIDDESTO E PETER KocH Sweet Pea General Free and easy. Junior Dramatic Club-2 MYRL L. KooNs Commercial Her clzeerfillnfxs has 110 llovwfls. Designing Club-1 Girl Guards-z Rhythmic Club-2 IOHN Houck KRAUSE General Wlzy l7Zl1'IL ilze nlirluigllt oil? Library Clubvl CHRISTINE E. KREIDER General Secn, but seldom heard. A Cappella Choir-1, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club-4, 2, 3 Sweethearts GRACE E. KREIDER Commercial E.rrla171f1ffo1z Point, Gracie! Girl Guardsag Rhythmic Club-1, 2 Tri-Hi-Yer, 2, 3 X Baskenballv13 RUTH L, KREIDER Ruffy General Kr1nf1'l1'1lg11' ix 11b:v11rI1e1I by I1'.vf1'11.111g, vm! .Yf'f'cIf1l!lgf. Nuvvlly Club 1 'l'ypi11g Club fg JEAN L. KUHLMAN Icannie Literary .-I 1l1'I1gl1!f11l lass am! a lorcr' of frm. Novelty flulr - -I Typing Clulrf-.1 l 1'e11Cl1l'll1lm 5 lizxskctlmll, Student 3lZ1llZlgC1'fI RICHARD LEAR King General ll'l11'11 il 1'11l11L'5 f0..Y1l1AD l111i11i1'11g. H11' king- lzzmsclf 1111.5 llulflfllg 1111 Dick, .Xrchcry Cluhfr Stunm Club f 3 VIOLET M. LEISEY Commercial .Ylrlv Iifflu 110151. Xovulty flulmdz llirl clllIlX'1lS73 ANNA KATHRYN LENTZ Spider Literary Ca1z11141'r' llzy to rbguc. llrnumtic Clllll-I Girls' Glu- Club-2 French flulv A3 Girl Guards-3 Newsctle Ctaff Lllllli T0 CE GEORGE W. KRICK Wilson General .lluxf 111111 l11'1'n .fouzcflzing I uf, Model .Xirplaue Club---1 Typing Club-.2 Iluys' ljlee Clllb-'3 MARTHA C. KULP Matz Commercial xl spff ':'u1'1'1' is rare 111115 l11'r114t1'j11l. .Xrl Clllllfl Girls: film- Cliibfg, 3 A Lzmpella c.llO!i'-13 LILLIAN MAE LEISEY Toots Literary xlll work llllli no Huy :1'1111l1l 11161116 1.1ll1'a11 a dull girl. Drzmxzxtic Cllulrfr, 3, 3 l'l'z1rlfly The Next Best Thing lt llappciwrl In llullywooml' Ifrvncli Club- 3 Lodestoue Stull' Tri-lli-Y71, 2, 3 DIANA LENGEL Dynamite Commercial 5-11671511 ix 11 griwlf :'irt1r1'. Girl! lilcc Club--1 Girls lluarils --J lfrec Lance Club J HLLEN A, LEONARD Le-nard General II11f'lU'-,111-Izfuky llelcrzi Dr:u11:1tic Ulub-x, 2, 3 l'l'I14l4ly The Next llest Tlllllgu 1 ELEANOR M. LIGHT Lighty Scientific .S'I1I'I'I'.v.rnfl rc'rII1I' 5IlCFl?S.T.l Gul llllilI'1lS fa. 3 RICHARD H. LIGHT Dick General IJIIISII Lig7If.' cLEll11Cl'il Clllhf-I, 2 BARBARA LONGENECKER Barby General To iw xilmit is fo bc iIItl'r'r.vfr'1I7. Nova-ltv C'lulvgI, 2 MARIORIE MACDOUGALL Margo Commercial .-lrr1lIitinII HIQIIIII' be madc of .vtr'r1rm' stuff. Novelty Flulm -I, 2 LEE MASON Skeeter General I ln'lII'7'z' in C07lSftIl1f .rfzulyillg -for nfllcry. Gym l'lulI I, J -LIIDE TUV ' . OSCAR I-I. LIGHT Ozzy General Thr' till!-X' lI0I'.m1I MIIII41' who ri0c.vn'z' Ifkv the ,VUIIIQ I.igIIls Oni. DI'aIIIzI1ic Club fi: ANNA MARY LONG Shorty Commercial It ix good to get 11-Long. Deiigniug Clulrvr Novelty Clllllfl PAuI. W. LOSER Shrimp' Commercial Sn .vIIIIIII, bn! big vlsmzglz In lv' lIf1Ir'11'. Sflllllll ClllllTTl, 2 VERONA G. MARKLEY General I,I',gflIt-lImIII'vd, on ffm 0llfXl-OVC. Novelty Club I , IEANNETTE MARY MATTERNESS General Life is a xofzg. .X Cfzippella Clmir- I, 2 3 SwcctlIi-:II'1s Girls' Glec Club I, 2. 3 FC'1'llCll C'lulI- 3 Tri-lli-Y -2, 5 Girls' Trio -3 ROBERT E. MATTERS Bob General Ilv is nu small matter. T.ibra1'y Club' -1, ,z Biology flluily J IUANITA IRENE MAURER Tacky Commercial Ea! i1'1'1'fz1: and bv merry, lill9'ilIll1lC l'lulJ-- -1, 4 lil lli X T, , 5 liasketlnnll fr l'a1Idy The Next Best Thing, CLAUDE MCFERREN, IR. Dade Commercial IVl1vrc lim If livin L-lllbfrl Camera Clulr-ez Track -2 THOMAS MCGOVERN Tom General He not 01' says 41 iuorrl. Track'-1, J, 3 1':uIrly The Next Best Think lfrcnicli Clulu i3 AlZlll1Cll1Zl.llC5 Club -3 WALTER S. METLY MeiIy' Commercial Onlv lllj' ,2UllfIL'llL'5S shall make me RVFIU, H LIIDE T0 il X DONALD R. MATTIiEW Skinny Commercial l'r1'.w'H I ing! thi' 1n1rx1'1.'f1l fvulvmt of our rluxx. l'au'Il .rlrjlv vom' twzy to ,slim-v.f.r twill Nm! lrombmzc. l,l'Cll6SlI'2l+I, 1, 3 lizmmln 1, 2, 3 ELMER T. MCDANIELS Mick General ll'lu'rv'.v lflmmk' lfmvtlrxillf--1 liziakctlmll -1, 5 Gym flubffl, 2 HARRY H. MCKINNEY' Pct Commercial Om' of lin' Mile HIICIIKS nf Illfr N Nlmlul ,Xi1'1vIzzm- Club-fi, 1 Footlmll, .hit Student Nlznizigersz EI.1zABETH ANNE MEANS Bratz Literary .I glvill lufkvi' 111141 full uf fir 11 . laid ulrwzyx f!z1'fi'111gfu1zUn'- my gn 111. llzxskctlmllfr-1 Tri-lli-Y-1, .:, 3 llrrninzzlic fluhfz, 3 MAE I. MEISER Toot Toot' Commercial ,Uv flIlI7II7IL'7Il',Y.V nrillt mf. .lx full of xfiiril uml ux fair fm flu' Hmullz of ,llujx Designing flllllb-fl Rliytlimic fllllln-I, 2, Sweethearts HELEN R. MENGLE Commercial C'I'II.vI-lm.: 411rIl't11IlI' Ilotlz f-I'I :'IIIiI'. .xfl flulx -I l,L'Slglllllg' Vlulw : Girls' fllcu Vluluf- 3 IOSEPHINE MEZE loc Commercial HX' -VlI0llIll flllrllk her IIIIIIJIII- XIIIII l7I'IIkI'1I Ilx I-1IaI'II. Girl lllizliwlsrffg Novelty fllllJY'2 EDWARD H. MILLER Eddie Literary I fulln-ru my IIUXL' and gf! HII' f'I'I'1III'I'. CIIIIILQ-ra flUl7ff2 I7clI:ItiIIg Club I ull llfnppeiicrl lu llullywmln P:Irlcly The Next llvst 'l'lIil1g l.mlestu1Ie Stall Nr-usvtto Staff-f J, 3 IOIIN MILLER Mig General .S'II'I'f' fx .rruiwf . , . IIII-1IIlIII.' ling! Glue Clulxffg , Nlmlul .Xirplmxc Vlulv fx Typing i'lulI-- Q WILLIA31 W. MILLER Bucky Commercial The ll'IIl!: King. 'lloys' Glee Clllllfrl, 2, 3 l IIIIIlIIlll -I, 3, 3 ' LUDESTUNC I LLOYII H. MENTZER 'Duke' Smith-Hughes link' II Iu.III'.v ImIII fur II' llmf. Dot' DoRoTIIY MAE MILLER George Reed .I UIIIIIRIII f'IL'fHl'C of I.. N. S, IIIIIVIIIIIIII. l':lHlllSl1 Scrap Hook Vlulr I Girl l,lllZlI'llSY'.Z ELEANORA A. MILLER Dolly' Commercial Gnml Ilziugx Cfllllt' 1'1I .WIIIIII l'III'L'IIg1'.v. Novi-llx' l'lulI R-Q MAIZION ELLEN MILLER Dopc'y Commercial 'IIII' My I1I'I'I :villz II lilflv xLI'I'l.' MII' I'.1'-IYVIIIII uIIl,lm'. Ilaml 3, 3 vlIIIIi-Ir Dranmtic Clulr I Triflli-Y 1,5 l-lI1SlCL'll!!lllfl lrlflllll Nlzljm' 2 GEORGE V. MILLS Shorty General .YIIIIIII 1'.v mu: firing III' Iikfx In gr! Illnxf nf. , DORIS YVONNE MIssIIvIER Dot Commercial 'l'lII'I'1' ix zwllIiII,Q' .ra 4llllll'- lIl,Q ax II I-111111, xzuurl lZL1lIH'l?. Rliylliniic fluh 'I Nou-lty clllllb 1 DONALD S. MLITTONI Mutt Scientific Tivo .Vll!1All'.V .rlzortcr 1111111 ll lmlf hint. lll'ZlIl'I2lIlC fllllll f- 3 lt llzipponicfl III Hollywomln Ncwscttc Stuff- -3 l'llCCl'lL'i1tlCI' WI PrIIlcly The Next Best Tlllllgly HENRY C. NOLI. Nelly General Fur 1'l'll.l-glllj' lzcml. l?rIIiII.r yllllftlllllffll Il7lI15L'Ll. ,XI'clIvI'y flulv I 'P PAULINE NYE Polly George Reed 'l'lIw girl frfllz I1 gc1II1I'IIe gxgulw. EDVVARD M. OVECKA Eagle General lf.IAlI'11,.' l3.I'lFf1- .' Eagle xlznnlx ll 1lI'rI'. ,Xl'L'llk'I'Y Club--I Gym i'lIIlIf --1 LIIDE T0 ' Scientific I'uI II momly I'1II'l11' IIIIIZ 1I'm'Il,I'-7n'I'.vI'. A Vapm-lla Clmii'-AI. 2, 3 Ilaiiclf-fe. 3 fJI'EltOl'lL'Zll Contest Loflcstoiie Staff LIItr again, ,'ll'll1ll7'.H, ROUMAINE NORMAN Commercial She lx tl most .clrlllful IIII'.vl1'0s,v of lwr .-lI'l. .Xrt Club-1 lk-siguiiig Club ---' 1 Clmrusgi Gln-e Club!! Lorlcsmnc Staff ANNA MAE OBERHOLTZER Commercial N11 mrIltf'r r:'lIm'0, ,lzzmz I'.r IIl:I'I1yx tlIcI'v.' .Xrt Cllllbgl l1csiIIgiIIg Clllll-'Z Girls' Glee Club-3 General ,-luotlzcr jolly gmail fellow frmn Plvaszmt Hill. Model Airplzxne Clllb'-I Art Fibre NVeaving Club-z Truck Nl1l113.g0l'lI, 2, 3 RICHARD E. MOODY Dick Ni-wsetfc 5tzIi'ffI, 2, 3 Urchest mgj ARTHUR F. NOLL Cowboy Smith-Hughes VICTOR G. PARKS Vic I i EMANUEL PARPAGENE Parpy General S111'!1 1111mc.v 1111' 1101 to bc f111'rl1r1.vr'1I. Typing Clllll--'2 Mick MILDRED B. PHILLTPPY Commercial .Yllds gra'2u1'11g uf' nun'-50 be t't1I'CfIll.' 14211116111 Club 3 f.llOl'l'lS'fl, J llirls' Glee Vlulr 1 Girl lllli-lfflif 3 Basketball--1 RuTH M. POTTEIGER ' Commercial l 111113' 171' lilllcflmf 1,171 1111',gl1f3'. Girl flllflflli-A3 Junior llrzunatic Qllllb--1, 2 RAYMOND W. RAGER Chick Smith-Hughes lllli 1'111'z'j1'1'c lim' ax tl future 1111111 1111'1'l1c111iC. llzmnl 1. 2. 3 lloys' Glc-e f.lLll3'-1 f,l'CllL'Sll'Zl+I, 2, 3 ARTHUR LEROY REICH B1zpp Commercial Hwakx arg 1113- ll-71L', 1,110 1111' 111111 u11yf1111e. Gym Clube-I, 2 -.-. LIIIIE T0 STACIA P. PETERS Sis George Reed .Iny umrc Ifki' fflllf ul 11011112' lingligli Scrap liook Club--1 RUTH E. PoND PittIc George Reed .471 ul'l1m1rm1i'c f1'l11'4'l1 bflrux 1 thc rI0:'1'l1'.fl1 xf'i1'it l2c'3'11111i l11'1' cyrs. Girl lrLhl!'ll'i- I , 3 .luumr llI'Zll'Il1lllC Lwllillm-1 l Orcl1csC1'zLff.:, 3 CATHERINE QUIGLEY Cai George Reed S1111 has ncfgllzl in luv' lll'gIllllL'l1fX. EARL W. REBER Re-ber' Scientific Ill-.Yil7l'flfj' Inn' lim' Ia fag. .X Camwllzi Clmii'-1. 3, 3 Ilanclf- 1, 3 Uratoricfll Contest lloys' Hlee Clllllfl, 2, 3 3lIllllL'I'I1ZlllL'S Clllll-fj Ol'ClIE5t1'il'2, 3 ANNABELLE REICHARD Scientific It ix thu 111u1i0xf z'z'11I1'i.v that make our cr11'H1I5' foot- f'11II.v l1y1I11'c1', English Scrap llook L4llllJ?I GENEVIEVE I. REILLY Genny General lI'I.vlI cym url' SIIZIVIZIIZH. C4aIIIcr:I Club-H Q Ilirl llIIzIrwls--3 Novelty l'lulI- I llzxslwlluzlll-I VERNA RETTEW General .Yu 0110 l.'1mrI.v what lim llzllllmz in Hrix xazll. .Xrt Kklulm--2 De-lnzlting Clubfx lfllllllllllll Club--3, 3 l'zIIlnly The Ncxl liest 'l'lIi1I5:f, RALPII RHODE Fat General Xu! llzcyg j,IlXf 1'lIlfI,Sf'0.Yl'lI. 1lIf:I'I':m', :vc cIf'l'r'I'I-z'IIz'z' and rzzjffvx' 1,115 IIIIl'.v f'1l!L'I.LI'llL'5.Y. llnml I, 3, 3 Moalcl .Xi1'pl:IIIe fllllllfl ELVVOOD B. RISSER Willie General .l Ijx-IIIIPIII fm' him zvoullf III' I'lII.vfI, I'1II.vlI. ,X C':ImuellzI Clmir I llanrlvg SwL'c'IlIea1'tS Hoya' Hlee Cllulv I, - 0I'L'lI4wtI'zl I, 3, 3 EARI. B. RITTLE Bud Smith-Hughes SI'lInaI's IIN 1'I',ulIt.' for the 1'mfI'.v.wrs. Lf,DES'f0 ROSELLA R. RESOVSKY Roxy George Reed ,fl ffm' r.nrIi.v I'.I'f'rI'.vs IIIIIJII' fl10llyfll.Y. Girl iluarcls -fg. ,Tunior IlI':Im:IIic Cluhf I ESTHER M, RHEN Commercial 1.171 Im Hzcrry fix 1110 day is long. Art lfilvrc XXvt'IlVl1lg Clllllfl Girl GIIzII'1,ls-1. 3 ALICE L. RICHARDS Commercial DIIIXLI' lzzrllrrx flu' hezzrf grnw fuinlar. Rmld-2, 3 Juni-II' lVl1'TlI'llIlIlC Cllll?-'HI CATHERINE M. RITTLE Cas Commercial Littlv, but um lu' lzcnrd. Novelty Clubf: HOBART K. RITTLE Hobcy' General ,lfxlll abou! fmnll. Chess: :Infl ClIeckeI' Club --'- 2 LilJI'III'y Clllll4-I f RICHARD W. RITTLE Butch Commercial lV7011'gf'.v 111111 Inulcctball are my meat. Art Fibre xVCZlVlllg Club-I 2 Ili-yy--I, 2 l.il11'a1'y ClLlb 2 llzxsketball --1, 1, 3 THOMAS A. ROLLER Tom'l Commercial Ermz Ihr 1r'111'H1y Koller .N'UllIL'fI'l71f'.Y 11a1I'.v. .X Capivella Clmir--1, 2, 3 A Paddy The Next Best Thing Ili-Y-2, 3 Lodestone Staff Newsette Staftfjg CllEEI'lE3QlC!'fl, 2, 3 CATHERINE IANE ROTHERMEL Commercial E1155' Comm. waxy 110, .-ilu-115-5 Inu Iwvvu 11131 motto. Lmlcstone Stull' Rllj'll1llllC Clllll'--I, 2 Tri-lli-Y-2, 3 Iiaske-tballA1 JANET ROUSH Commercial CHI! I t':r'1.rt I1 Pretzel? llI'2llll3.flC Clllllfj Junior Dramatic Club-1, 2 Basketball-1 4JratO1'ical Contest ROBERT Rum. Bob' Scientific For gndzzrsx .rukzx fake ihat 1'cr11' out of your 1110z1fl1J llilml--3 lfrcncli Clubfg llnys' Glee C-lllly-3 G ym ClUl'?'I 'Yyping Clllb-2 LIIDESTUN EVELYN JANE ROBERTS Emmy Literary Ccllo, cI'c1AyI1111ly.' Dramatic Clllllffl 2 3 l:l'C1lCll Clublzg Lodcstonc Staff Orchcslrzr--. I2, 3 Tri-lli-Yii, 2, 3 String fjllZll'lCl.tLi'A2 3 DAY ROTH 'Day' General This day is 11 kxziglzf. Gym Club-2 FRANCIS M. ROTHERMEL Scientific Tivo svuix 011 the 11i.rIc.f'Ieuse. .Xrclxery Club-I liandvg Cunxxern Clubvz Ili-Y-2, 3 lllathcmatics Club-3 Orchestra-3 IUNE RUDOLPH Commercial l'l1'l11'1'1' lg7l0I'AlI!L'l' is I111'.i.r, 'lzx folly to ba u'1'.rc. HOWARD RUMP Babe General 0110 of our .v11.v11f111o11eys! lllllltlfl, 2, 3 1 ALVERTA E. RUNKEL Vcrtic Commercial 'ZIIIII 1II'I' :'IIfI'I' :I'II.r cial' .III .full IIIIIZ .vrI'I'I'!, f,IIIlR hlcu llIIlr J Xuvvslly Lillllrfi PIIILII1 SAITTA Phil Scientific jlI.vIc1II'I-f I'.v mx' IIIIIIIIIU IIIIUIU. BIIIIlI-l .XII'IIlIIIIc llubffi Tx'piIIg' Vlulrfz GEORGE G. SANIJO josh Commercial l'.vIIIIIl,v .I-I'II7IIIcI' g4lI'lI,9 Ilx I'1IIl. l'QyIII l'lIIlI 3 SHIIIIII lllllll J l7IIImtbIIll lg 'fI':Irk- 3. 3 CYRIL HENRX SCIIAEFFER Sig Commercial Our' lfI'IIlIl: lfcI'I'i:I'I'II. GVIII flulv -J Klmlcl .XiI'Ivl:IIIv Cklllll'-I l'lImllI:Ill I llzifkg-ilI:Ill f-I, 3. 3 IRXVIN DONALD SCHOISN Bud General 'XIII Vfgfrl. IIH rfgfllf' .vIIV.I .llIII'If1' lfIIrI'I'x. .X MIIIIII-llII KIIIIII' 3 lloxw' Glu' K'lIIlI 3 LIIIDESTUC E ORAL MAE IfII' llflfr CIIIHIIM IRVIN M. Ru'I I'ER 1ruic General llfs l' III' ll III'-gl1IIlI'IIf.v Is'flIf':I' IlI'I'!I ifmllwfrl A. .XII lfilmri- XYI':Ix'iIIgClIIlI -J Priutiixg CIIIII-I 'l-I'!ll'li' 1, 3 SANDERSON Gcnerzil ,QI'III If! ll1I' I'lII.vs. v llylll l'lIIlI-J Novelty llllllifl IZORA VIVIAN SANDO Izzy Commercial I:,5,I' IIIIIIIQ If',:,I' ,gm ljyin L'IIIlI' I, 2 SL'Cl'i'lZll'Y fI II:IslIIItbzIll f I RIQHARIJ U. SIQIIOILR Dick Scientific I I1I1I .fx HII' I'I'I'I!I'vl IIIIII' Il'I' AI- I . .X l.IppI'll:I C lIIvII' I - . I .I lilulugy L'lIIlI -I, , v . 4 A'SWt'L'lll:'IlI'I'4.l lug: Mlm' liluh I, 4. 3 l.IIIlI'S'uIII' 5lIill' IOIIN SCHROPP jack Scientific I- IIIIIM' XIII' IIIIIII. 0I':ItIII'iI':Il C'oIItIwt Ili-Y -13. 3 l.IIIlI'stIuIII- fllillf l'I'e-siIlcIIi- 'Q NI-Ixicllr SIIIH- I. 4, . 3 l'OIlllPllllf'-I, 2, 3 RUTH IRENE SCHWENK General Ilmiitvf, fuiiivlrf ami frm' lMu't lmlrlzri-x zvllvlr ilirm' UUV1' frliirv film 11111. Nuvvlty Vl ul: g STEWART B. SHAPIRO Stewie Scientific -ffnlfiwlr Ylfllylziuil O1'u1m'- Iwi' UN' l.1 wrlvstmic Stn Il' 'lfim-zxfiiwi' 3 Stnilviit Mgr., linekutlirlll--1, J , Nuvsctte Siall' i. 2. 3 Tennis 3.3 Ui':ilm'iczil ilnilcxt FRED GEORGE SHAY Baron General Tl1v1'w'.v .lllllltffllrllg 1-ollrn in flu' xfflli' U-T i1i'1i1v1l1i1f'lCx. filnlvr llnlm 1 Rlrulvl .Xirplzniu Ulnli--- PAUL C. SHENK Shrimp Scientific ,Xozmj 17111111 ffm' -:.'ul'IiI ix lrrmiv for lun uni! fmlir. Kli-:lvl .Ximulzliw Vlnlvf ' HELEN V. SHILLING Commercial ff wif' lx frzlling, rf'1'7'j'- filing i'.v fm,c.r1I1li'. -Xrt Nevmllewziftf i. 1 -LUIIESTIIW ' GizoRGE HEN RY SEI.TziaR Commercial Oli, Null' ivan giftti1 lcirrll l,llurm'y lllilr -i ANNA ROSE SHATTLES Ann George Reed Slip mix wily ii nn'r'rlm11l'.r rfifzfglllmj lillf xfn' llilfl Huilrfflx nj frm' uryil, lh-lizitingg Lllulw-fi ull llzn-peiieil in llnlly'xx'n-nfl l':11l1ly ilw Next lil-sl Tliingl' Girl linzirils 3,-5 PETER W. SHEEHAN Shccncy Smith-Hughes Ili' lunkx nn L'Tl l'.VfI1I-Hg iix 4171 nzilfmlsm. Vliess :incl Clicclwii Clulu -f-3 LEAH E. SHEPLIZR Lizzie General I um il zzmilrxf, mzaxxiiriif inf' -'ffl lllic-ss :mil Vliecku' Club -fs Girls' lqllec llluli i,g .-frm-ii ni .li -5 ESTHER MAE SHOLLY Mac Commercial Faithful In all liixlmv. Girls' illee Clulif-3 Novelty flnli --J GROVER W. SHORT Shorty General .l jIII'1z.vI'I1y j'C1'.w1II1lI'fy is :mf l1:'.v xlmrlc.fl ussul. .XVI l'iil1L'l' lYezIvixIg Club - Xl.-:lr-l .XiI'11lzuu- Cllllbfl 'I' rn ckf' 3 FRANK GEORGE SHUEY Dink General Stick if uf, llinkf Cllr-ss zmrl Checker Cluhvfl lli-Y--I, J l Imi'xzIll 3 llaslu-tlm:1llfI, 4, 3 Basclrullf --I, 2, 3 MARNE LOUISE SIMPSON Commercial ,Sllll'L', l'lI Zurich you lo Iirmce. Stumlunt llmuucil -I, 3 Rliyilunic Club' '1,2 CECELIA A. SITKO Celia Commercial Poet LllItI'CtlfCJ of '36 .X Cappella Vlwirfi Frei- liniicc clll'liJ72 Girls' Glen' Clllll-I Girl lluzirmls -J Imilvstmlc Stall' CJIARLOTTE M. SNELL Scientific lm11'f xlwnzl' all you know, Iliff hmm' III! vnu xfwwlk. lll'Z1l1lIlliC lflulv- 4,3 I'll'8llt'll Clulmfg ,Iuni-wi' 1,l'ZllllHllL' Clulsfl Ai3.fl1C'lllIlllUS Club---3 'llri-lli-Ygl 1 3 I-I. LIIDE T0 l l1ELEN LOUISE SHOTT Helen General .l!I'Vlfr, l'll ,fri-XM' l'1'rm'rlx ffllllyf fury, .X lmupellzi Qll0ll'+3 fllirls' illcc Cll1llf'2,3 Alunmr llfillllillllf Clllbfl GENEVIEVE M. SHULTZ Vic Ve Commercial l'm f1'u1wrf'I'1Ig fm' xIrI'u'x.v. Girl Guarcls -3 WILBUR SINGER General On! of the rlrar blue .vky mlm' XIII' uzilnlirlv, lfilbuf. .Xrt Filler lYc:IVi1Ip: Clllll-2 l':IIner:I Clllb-I ORPHA LOUISE SMITH Literarv CQAIH for fm' uf XL'T'l'lI. John. -Iuillz Hu' fur. llI'IlIl1ZlilC Club i3 l'zulfly ilu- NI-Rt llcst Thing l'iI'CllCll Clubffjg junior lJl'IllllllllC l'lIIb-- I, 2 lizxskvthznll -I ANN ELIZABETH SOVVERS Peg Literary Illuvlm I A1117 rlrirl, but fwfr' l can II1'.r!I'III'z', I'-l'CllCll Cluhfg Rliytlmiie lilllbfl, 2 lliaskclhall--I Tri-llivY-I, .z, 3 ROBERT ELMER SOWERS Bob Smith-Hughes llc- :mx Iwi IIIIIIIII for clzmhulg the Iwo of fmozu- ,I Imige. SlL1fl.CIlICllJl1llCll I IfootlI:Ill'fnI, 2. 3 Glider Clulrf-I PETER A. STANIELA Pete I Scientific flJ'flll77IF7lf is Hu' sffirv nf life. KIatlIeI1Iatics Cluhgg BLANCHE LOUISE STONER Commercial Hn' llllfgllflfl' ix ,vlmlIIIIIIc0II.v. farm-rn Clulxfg -I MILDRED IANET STROH Mickey Commercial I mice fllllllffi in flrrir .SfI'I.l1L'. fnrls iilcc Club 3 Novelty Clulr- 3 RllylllllllC Clulr --I, 2 RICHARD S. SVVANGER Dick Smith-Hughes I1f 7Iy Tl'0'Vk vcvlmn flmrzv are lvvllcr llziugx fo IIIU L0llEL TUV L MARIE ADELE STAHLEY Del General l3'c'tfI'r IIII4' HIIIII nIf':'f'r. .Xrt Club fI, 2 tlirl GII:IrIlsf'-3 lmilestmic Stull' CLIFFORD EARL SToEssEL Cliff Smith-Hughes Thr IIIIIII lIf'I1I'IIII Hu' .vuf'1If.v r10,vUa'I'r',v II lot of I'7'CII'lf. Gym Clllllil. 2 Stage llaml -I, 1,3 CHARLES WIEMAN STOUDT Commercial IIIIMI you r':' I'r' .vrr'II ITIIIFF' f1w'.v. C'lIvS5 :mil C'lIuL'kcI' Club 1 ARTHUR F. SULLIVAN Art Smith-Hughes I.l.I't', 1IIII,g1I, IIIII1' CHj'U-Y 1I'fI' 7cI!1I . lrl. Gym L-llllifwl, L lfnothall- -2 STANTON A. TEMPLIN Temp Commercial XIIU' tl -I I'I: rry, :mr I1 mrv. Gym Clubf- I. 2 Track -E2 Footlmll -2 , RONALD FRANK TREIST Ron General ,Yo one ix Irlrxlrd as 101' iruxt Tl'vi:!. Junior lJl'Zllll2lllC fillllifl Nature Curio-- J PEARLE A. TSCHUDY Midge Commercial CI1m1i fi1'11rl.r ure rare 10 find. Girls' Glee Clllll-I, 2, 3 Orzxhrriczil Contest HARRY I. U1-1R1cH Commercial lf1f1'11,q my :1'11y.' i , 4 . lioys files Qlllllf'I, 2, 3 Trzxckf il ,X f'IlI1l5EllIl C'l111irf2,3 Biology cllllll-'Z lll'2lIllZI.flC Club 3 Swcetlu-:1i'ts CLOYD K. UMBERGER Ummy Commercial I711r'n11'11g 11111115 11 uzfglzfy 1111111 uf mc. LILLIAN MAE VAVROLIS Literary .l11'1'L' ax 11 m11yIre .Xrt Club T.2 Fr:-111-li Clllllvj Girls' Glec Cllll7f3 l.1w1l1'slm11' Stall' LODES'l'0 PAH LINE ELIZABETH TRUMP Commercial Kimi in 1s'ar11' 111111 kind 1:1 111'1'11. Girls' Glee Clubfi, 2 JOSEPH N. UHLER Ice General Ifx 11 5711111113 111111 .lIl'C1Il1L'l .fil1x,gf1'l1f irn't one of my C011- fcH1f'1vr11r1cs. Art Clllllfl, 2, 3 l.1v1lestuue Staff CATHERINE P. ULRICH Cass Commercial Billilllillg ix in1'1fu:'1'11f1'nt nf Iimm. Girls' Lili-e Clubfz, 3 Junior Tbramntic Clubfr Loilestone Staff Tri-Ili-YH-I, 2. 3 Basketball-X, 3 EUGENE E. UMBERGER Gene Smith-Hughes Fm nat 11153-5 I'm jusf 1l1'1'11miug. Model .Xirplzme Club-I, 2 Stage lIZlIlilf2, 3 PHYLLIS WAGNER Phil General ilwfII'7't' fvl1'1i.r1n'1' and Illlfj' 1-111.1-11-lvf duty go to .rnz11slz. Debating Clulwvl, 2 -llllllfjl' llrzmiatic Clllll-2 f , , ELIZABETH GLAIJYS WALMER George Reed f,'I':'c my IIIOIIIQIIZLS :Ia !01IgIIU. DORINE WALTER Literary 1 Short and Szveet. llramalic Clulv iz, 3 Paddy the Newt llcst '1'lIing French Clulr 3 Junior Ilraxnati-C Club-I Ludestone Stutf ROY W. WALTER Boney General Tau .rluorf I0 bc' 1I0ficI'II' but 1101 In be lIt'LII'Lf. Blmlel .XiI-Iulane Clubfr ,Xrt lfilwr XYL-aving Clubfz MARGARET WEIMER Peggy Literary l um the ':'U1'.I' fvfnk of I'mIrtcsy. l:l'EI1L'll Club-13 JIIIIIUI' l,l'3lll2lfiC Club-1 RlIytlIIIIic Club-2 Tri-Hi-Yfz. 3 l:Z1SkQIll2lll.-I MARY AGNES WENTLING Commercial 'XIII flIiIzg.s some Io those :rho :I'11zI. , L0DESVf0 ANDREW T. WALTER Andy Scientific HIIIIII3'-.-I III!-I' Morlcl ,XI1'llllI1lC Klub- I A11lil1ClliilliCS Club- ,I EARL T. WALTER Iimmy' General .-I IIIIII1 nf ffm' rI'u1'II'.9. I.ilJI'LII'y Club-I Chess and Checker Club-2 ANNA CAROLINE WEIDMAN George Reed fl l'AlflIL'l' fI'I'IIxI1'IIg IIIIIIIIICV. DANIEL R. WENGER Dan Scientific III my qufrt, IIIIlIS,YIllIII'Il1l IIIIIIIIIUV, I'II gr! along. .X Cagrlvn-lla ClIoiI'f3 lliulogy Clnbfz H-nys' Glue flubfz. 3 CAROLINE B. WERNER General GIII' ami Shy, but Iwlsy 011 the eye. Rllj'tl1l11iL' Club fr Girls' lllec lllllll- 2.1 A Cappella Choir--3 IANE CATHERINE WERTZ Janie Commercial Silczzuf' fx gu1Il'1'1I. ,Xrt zIII4l NCE'Cllk'k'i'll.ff7'l, H EARL W. WHITMAN Witty Commercial lilly fIIarry.' Yillflfij work. EVELYN WINTYEN Dimples Commercial ll'I'llI my I',I'I'.f rviilr afrn. I'III IlrI'IIIIIiIIg. Girls' Glue C'lIIl:--3 ,lIIIIiur lJr:IIIIfItic Clulx I l,ude5tIIIIc Stall' RlIytlIIIIic Club J llE15l'i61l7Zlll--l MARIAN A. WOLF Commercial PII'II,vI'lIg ix !II'1' fIcI'.vIIIII1II'!-x', Girls' lilct' Clulw 2, 3 RICHARD IAMES WOLFE Dick Commercial Let Im enjoy the fzurrizfg .lluy lim 1'II.rI be fiwgiwfttfl. LUDESTII GEORGE LEWIS WHITE Spencer Smith-Hughes l'l'17V'7'j'.7 Lvl if I'IIII Im'I1y,' Life II Iifu IIIII! lim' if guy. Stage Hand- 1,3 Model .XiI'IIlzIIII- Club 1,2 RICHARD H. WIEST Woody' Commercial I'IIl II XfHift'llf. ll'lIy C!I'L'7Ill tue ull? Chess :Incl Checker ClLlll42 CLAIIIJE R. WISE Wise-y' Commercial .-I IIIIIII rI'I'1lIuIIf I'III'I'x and II 'fI'Q:I ' of I1 good fvllurv. IOAN M. WOLEE Ioanie Commercial lhifty Bnufk in f'l'l'.Yl77I. Sccretaryfx Newsctte Staff-3 RlIytlImic Clllllfl. 2 ll'l'll1-Xfl. 2 ROBERT E. WORRALL Bob' Commercial l'I1I IIII uid Snzimtlzie. .Xrchcry Club--HI CaIIIeI'fI Clllllg-2 SweetlIc:II'ts Boys' Glce Clubfl, 2i 3 WARREN H. YEAGLEY Goof General Good thingy rome 1.1L small f'I1ckagIrx. Clhess Illlfl Checker Clubgz EVELYN YINGST Sis Commercial I fwl like I1 I-Cl1l'l1L'l' in the lwcccc. Girl Guzwclsvz linglish Scrap Book Clllbil CATHERINE E. YODER Scuzzie Commercial Ihzily I'III1I'I1 lcitcrs. llI'ZllUZlllC Clllljfl Newsetlc Slaffkj RlIytlIIIIic Clubfrz IAMES E. ZENGERLE Flash Commercial GERALDINE M. YIENGST Commercial .lluxiu lII1.v its rl1arI11. Art Neelllueraft Cllllj-1, 1: , DALE M. YOCUM General Sw'-I'-I'-c.' H'1'llL'7'C gocx taco more 171011135 of Zire l'I1l7l2L'I'.H Archery Clllll-I QlI'Cl'lSSll'Z1-2, 3 Lodestonc Stal? ALMA GERTRUDE YORDY General HN' QVCUII I',I'I',v lII17'v 11Ir1dI.' all flu: I'I11'lx r1I:'IoIIs uf lzcr. Novelty lflubfx Girli Glee fllllb-2, 3 . , l .lly flllllllll .I 1:11 11 Zllllllflllll .vI'II1'I' I lmrw my rmrpv. .X fillslltllll llIIIII'- I l7I':IIIIzItic L'lIIlI 3, 3 StII4lI'IIt Vlbllllfll - 2. 3 l ' ' ' Klub I ' lmys lnlfc' 7 . 3 llI-X I. J, 3 f Bluzlul .XlI'1Il:I1Ie Club fI i---.-il LIDIIESTUW ' Zin memurp uf nur classmate mba has gone hefure Butts Ulilrieb jfehruarp 4, 1920 QBetuher 17, 1935 0 THOMAS ZIMMERMAN RICHARD FOX PAUL GROSS MARGARET MARSHALL ROBERT ADAMS ROBERT LONG EVELYN BROOKS IOYCE WEAVER SOPHOMORE YEAR 1uN1OR YEAR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SCDPHCJMO RES - f' wr 'lu' ' SOPHOMORE YEAR RALPH MEASE President DENTON HERBER Vice-President MARY BETTY SCHMIDT Secretary SHIRLEY YORTY Treasurer v Lodesfone Staff FOURTH ROW-Cecelia Sitko, Dorothea Chamberlin, Miriam Hiester. VIVHIRD ROW-Madeline Babb, Ioan Wolfe, Lillian Vavrous, Catherine Ulrich, Evelyn Wintyen, Marie Stahley, SECOND ROW-Evelyn Roberts, Mary lane Donmoyer, lack Schropp, Richard Schock, Thomas Roller, Edward Miller, Dorothy Keeler, Catherine Rothermel. FIRST ROW'-Dorine Walter, Lillian Mae Leisey, Ioseph Uhler, Dale Yocum, Stewart Shapiro, Aaron Etter, Stanley Deck, Ioan Fox, Romaine Norman. MEMBERS NOT ON PICTURE-Carl Fox, Richard Moody. CLASS PLAY NCVEMBER 14, 1935 HPADDY THE NEXT BEST THING, directed by Miss McConnell, was an unusual four-act comedy centering about the tempestuous, lovable Patricia Adair tMary Adamsl, whose indomitable will was conquered but once-when the handsome Lawrence Blake tClair Fittingl won her heart, despite her determination not to love the man who had jilted her sister, Eileen llaillian Mae Leisevl. The girls were living in the Ghan House in the Irish Hills amidst a host of friends, including the Misses O'Hara fSara Erdman and lVliriam Hiesterl. Gwendoline Carew Clilizabeth Meansl. her annoying suitor, l,ord Sellaby Cllobert Artzl, and Doreen Blake lDorine Waltersl, when the sudden death of their father fRichard Gamberl forced them to lose their beloved home, Paddy goes to London to serve as an assistant to her uncle, Dr. Davy Adair flidward Millerj. Lawrence Black and lack 0'Hara lDonald Mtittonil. with whom Eileen finally found happiness, restored the girls to their home where they enjoyed a happy Christmas at the end of the story. Minor' roles were enacted by Thomas Roller and Orpha Smith, servants, Verna Rettew and Irene Nlaurer, patients at the doctors dispensary, and Helen Leonard, Anna Shattles, Charlotte Snell, Dorothea Chamberlin, lohn Doughty, Stanley Deck, and lack Kleiser. GRCHESTRA FIRST VIOLINS-Carl Bender, Carlin Borgner, Michael Delio, Edith Borock, Elwood Risser, Frederick Wagner, Mary E. Spangler, Laura Woomer, Mariellen Homan, Eleanor Egli, Robert Frederick, Martin Hoffman, Dorothy Burkholder. SECOND VIOLINS--Sylvia Wilhelm, Marion Snavely, Richard Moyer, Iohn Felty Martin Peilfer, Morton Cohen, Robert Heilman, Mary Betty Schmidt, Betty Spangler, Iohn Atkins. VIOLA-'Shirley Yorty, Helen Dellinger. CELLOS-Evelyn Roberts, Ruth Pond, Iosephine Early. DOUBLE BASS-Earl Reber, Paul Gross, Allen Patschke. FLUTE-M3Il6 Downes. CLARINETS-Richard Gamber. Dale Yocum, Lester Etter. SAxoPHoNE-Raymond Rossi. TRUMPETS-Ioseph Fauber, Clayton Baer, Robert Breen, Frederick Breen. FRENCH HORN-Frederick Huber. TROMBONES-Donald Matthews, Richard Moody, Harold Bressler. TYMPAN1-Sterling Kleiser, ' DRUMS-Francis Rothermel. PIANO-Lucille Bamberger, Mary E. Nloyer. v BAND DRUM MAJOR-Sterling Kleiser. 'l'RuMPETs-Frederick Huber, Ioseph Fauber, Thomas Bowman, Clayton Baer, Robert Breen, Frederick Breen, Alice Richards, Dorothea Chamberlin, Claude Miller, Ioseph Brand, Iosephine Early, Richard Hoover, Robert Bleistine, Raymond Rager, Ralph Rhode, Iohn Swope, Mark Lentz. CLARINETS-Richard Cramber, Bert Strohman, Paul Eichelberger, Howard Rump, Robert Benninghoff, Iames Keiter, Ioseph Borock, blI-UTE-Marie Downes. 'YROMBONES-Harold Bressler, Richard Moody, Paul Gross, Lewis Schrader, L. Zellers, Harold Eck, ALTO HORNS-Carl Bender, Marion Miller, Catherine Cogley. BARITONE HORN-William Koons. SAXOPHONES-Raymond Rossi, Ralph Mease, Harold Fortna, Richard Bell, Ralph Shay, Earl Shay, Iohn Zimmerman, Robert Ruhl. BASS HORN-Earl Reber, Richard Coppenhaver. BASS DRUM-Kermit Koons. CYMBALS-Elwood Risser. SNARE DRUMS-Allen Shirk, Mark Ebliney, Warren Weidman, Evelyn Gerlach, Francis Rothermel. DIRECTOR-Arthur W. Loser. DRAMATIC CLUB SIXTH Row-lack Kleiser, Frederick Kreiser, Charles Kneisel, Robert Artz, Clair Fitting, George Piarote, Maurice Erdman, Iames Zengerle, Harry Uhrich. FIFTH Row--Sara Erdman. Betty Weaber, Evelyn Waltz, Margaret Bruce, Vivian Kale, Margaret Miller. FOURTH ROW-Donald Muttoni, Iohn Frantz, john Brewer, Verna Rettew, Louise Brubaker, Nancy Bridges, Blossom Levitz, Marian Erdman, Miss McConnell fSponsorj. THIRD ROW-lack Schropp, Kenneth Gloss, Helen Leonard, Ianet Roush, Charlotte Snell, Mary Gerberich, Betty Rutherford, Ieannette Kalbach, SECOND ROW-Alma Smith, Betty Ashrnead, Marilyn Morgal, Evelyn Roberts, Dorothy Evelev, Rachel Levitz, Mildred Masterson. FIRST Row-Dorine Walter, Lillian Mae Leisey, Orpha Smith, Mary lane Donmoyer, Gladys Gloss, Margaret Marshall, Elizabeth Means, Mary Adams. Rl- - EIGHTH ROW-Doris Felty, Peggy VVeimer, Ieanette Fox, Betty Rutherford, Ruth Fisher, Joyce Weigley, Dorothea Chamberlin, Catherine Cogley, Miriam Hiester. SEVENTH ROW-Margaret Marshall, Elizabeth Means, Arnetta l-lunsicker, Evelyn Brooks, Annetta Frey, Ioyce Weaver, Catherine Rothermel, Marian Miller. SIXTH ROW-Gladys Gloss, Ieanette Matterness, Elsie Vavrous, Olga Morgan, Emma Krall, Irene Maurer. - FIFTH ROW-Martha High, Laura Woomer, Victoria Feeman, Esther Borcllemay, Grace Kreider. FOURTH ROW-Frances Leininger, Ruth Schwenk, Sara Erdman, Lottie Engel. THIRD ROW-Evelyn Roberts, Catherine Ulrich tTreasurerj, Mary Elizabeth Spangler. SECOND Row-Charlotte Snell tVice-Presidentj, Nlary Adams fSecretaryj. FIRST Row-Lillian Mae Leisey fPresidentj. ' I FOURTH ROW-Peter Ehrgood, Mr. Miller fSponsorl. ll'HlRD ROW-Thomas Roller, Edward Steckbeck, Frederick Kreiser, Ralph Mease Iohn Wilder, Iames Gravatti. Iohn Brewer, Vernon Folmer. SECOND Row-Robert Long, George Piarote, Robert Flowers, Clifford V. Groy Harold Schwalm, Edward Felty, William Baldwin, William Gollam Kirtland Adams. FIRST ROW-Richard Coppenhaver, Robert Guerrisi, Iohn Fidler, Iames Zengerle lack Schropp, Stanley Deck, Iames Klett, George Heverling, Willis Bom- berger. GIRL GUARDS FOURTH ROW-Dorothy Burkholder Iosephine Meze, Rosemary Payne, Agnes Meze, Violet Leisey, Miss Ruth Evans QSponsorl, Florence Conner, Mae Rupp, Marie Stahley. THIRD RoWHCatherine Collins, Dorothy Cohen, Marie Hummel, Sara Desch, Betty Miller, Edith Borock, Kathryn Kleinfelter. SECOND Row-Mae Bullock, Dorothy Reinthaler, Ruth Kettering, Esther Bordlemay, Beatrice Bialostok, Genevieve Reilly, Florence Kantor, Genevieve Shultz, Ruth Folmer. FIRST ROW-Ruth Potteiger, Myrl Koons, Esther Rhen, Helene Kirkessner, Mildred Phillippy, Helen Koblentz, Grace Kreider, Victoria Feeman, Madeline Babb, Dorothy Zartman, Eleanor Light. ewseffe Staff 'FHIRD Row-Mr. Gilliland fSponsorl, Donald Muttoni, Williain Haak, Edward Miller, Richard Moody, Mr. Warfel fSponsorl, lack Sclzropp. SECOND ROW'-'Stewart Shapiro, Thomas Roller, Lester Etter, Mary Adams, Doro- thea Chamberlin, Ioan Wolfe, Alfred Blessing, Clayton Baer. FIRST ROW-Ethel Gamber, Anna Lentz, Marilyn Morgal, Ruth Schwenk, Catherine Yoder, Doris Felty, Betty Rutherford, lane Boyer, 'Fheda Gassert. GERMAN CLUBS FIFTII ROW-Sterling Kleiser, Walter Bachman, Dale Yocum, Ioseph Eauber, Miss Hoffman fsponsorl, Russell Kiefer, Matirice Erdman. FOURTH ROW-Donald Muttoni. Harry Uhrich, Richard Moody, Carl Fox, Richard Cvamber, Ronald Triest, Frank Weidle, George Barnhart. 'THIRD ROW-Stewart Shapiro, Earl Reber, Aaron Etter, Iohn Fidler, Frederick Wagner, Thomas Bradley, Roy Walter, Donald Horst, Allen Boyer. SECOND ROW-Dorothy Reinthaler, Lena Staniela, Mae Rupp, Catherine Ulrich, Barbara Longenecker, Dorothea Chamberlin, Ruth Kreider, Mildred Rittle, Dorothy Mark, Margaret Kauffman. FIRST ROW-Eleanor Light, Dorothy Eisenhauer, Alma Yordy, Lottie Engel, Esther Brocious, Iosephine Early, Anita Care, Ruth Schwenk, Lucille Koons, Ieanette Matterness. BOYS' GLEE CLU FIRST TENOR'-I3Cli Kleiser, Richard Coppenhaver, Warren Ewing, Charles Wright, Kermit Small, Iohn Felty, Richard Garrett, Guy Thompson, Ioe Breiden- stine, Robert Harter, SECOND TENOR-Iohn Kirby, Carl Bender, William Koons, Charles Hill, Walter Speraw, Warren Meck, Eugene Wenger, Iames Heisey, Eugene Brubaker, Paul Heisey, George Piarote, James Shaak, Edward Resovsky, George Heverling. BASS'-'HBIVEY Snyder, Harry Uhrich, Paul Gross, Stanley Deck, William Baker, Richard M0o.dy, Harold Eck, Daniel Wenger, Walter Bachman, Carl Burgner, Homer Preis, Iohn Frantz, Rodger Michael, Arthur Groff, Paul Williamson. BARITONE-Allen Patschke, Ioseph Eauber, Earl Reber, Richard Schock, Arthur Farmer, Paul Kreider, Irwin Schoen, Sterling Kleiser, Maurice Erdman, Ned Frick, Rodney Miller, 'lfhomas Roller, Richard Fox, Clair Shepler, Martin Peiffer, Robert Flowers, Robert Heisey, Frederick Kreiser, Edward Ogurchak, Iohn Fidler, William Shaefler, Edward Barry, George May- hoffer. A Cappella Choir FIRST SOPRANO'-'LLlCillQ Eortna, Mary Gingrich, June Hollinger, Louise Krause, Christine Kreider, Mary E. lvloyer, Christine Peters, Ruth Schwenk, Hilda Tschudy, Marion Turner, Mary Wert, Frances Zeigler, SECOND SOPRANO-Lucille Bamberger Anita Care, Ieanette Fox, Doris Gloss, Eugenia Hoaster, Ieanette Matterness Annetta Frey, Iune Zartman, Mary Ziegler, Elizabeth Sattazahn. FIRST ALTO-Mary Albert, lane Boyer, Bernice Brandt, Ruth Donough, Muriel Ely, Martha Kulp, Ieanne McAdam, Helen Shott, Harriet Brommer, SECOND ALTO'-'llllla Brightbill, Dorothea Donough, Betty Dreher, Miria Hiester, Esther Hess, Eloise Hollinger, Grace Iames, Miriam Nye, Caroline Werner. TENOR-Charles Wright, Richard Coppenhaver, Warren Ewing, Iohn Eelty, Robert Harter, lack Kleiser, William Koons, Richard Garrett, Guy Thompson, Joseph Breidenstine. SECOND TENOR-Carl Bender, Iames Heisey, Iohn Kirby, Warren Meck, George Piarote, Thomas Roller, Iames Shaak, Charles Hill. BARITONE-Ioseph Fauher, Ned Erick, Arthur Farmer, Sterling Kleiser, Paul Kreider, Rodney Miller, Allen Patschlte, Earl Reber, Richard Schock, Richard Fox. BASS-Harold Eck, Maurice Erdman, Stanley Deck, Paul Gross, Richard Moody, Harvey Snyder, Daniel Wenger, Harry Uhrich, Walter Bachman. GIRLS' C-LEE CLUB FIRST SOPRANO-Lucille Bamberger, Patricia Behney, Helen Bixler. Ann Blessing, Mary E. Bixler, Caroline Bomherger, Eleanor Brandt, Kathryn Brightbill, Elizabeth Bugg. Iulia Crnovich, Margaret Daub, Miriam Deamer, Ethel Dohner, Esther Eck. Eleanor Egli, Ethel Eisenhauer, Ethel Euston, Mary lane Felty, Ruth Fields, Lucille Fortna, Ethel Gamber, Ruth Garvie, Viola Gass, Erma Gettle, Doris Gloss, lean Granger, Beatrice Hardenstine, Kathryn Harkins, Ieanette Heller, Eugenia Hoaster, lean Hcckley, Iune Hollinger, Mariellen Homan, Mary Horst, Helen Simmers, Mary E. Iohns, Margaret Kauffman, Dorothy Keefer, Margaret Keller, lune Kettering, Lucille Koons, Vivian Krall, Louise Krause, Christine Kreicler, Frances Leininger, Thelma Lesher, Marion Light, Ruth Light, Doris Loser, Christine Aurentz, Edith McMinn, Freda Miller, Iune Miller, Mary A. Miller, Ianet Mills, Mary E. Moyer. Mary Parpagene, Christine Peters, Mildred Price, Daisy Richards, Ruth Schwenk, Mary L. Scott, Pearl Sholly, Helen Shott, Helen Shuey, Martha Smith, Eva Spang, Margaret Strickler, Mildred Stroh, Hilda Tschudy, Marian Turner, Catherine Ulrich. Lillian Vavrous, Elin Wagner, Grace Weaver, Geraldine Weik, Gloria Weik, Mary Wert, Sylvia Wilhelm, Romaine Norman, Anna Yocum, Shirley Yorty, Frances Zeigler, Mary Zeiqler, Minerva Zellers, Pauline Zeigler, Dolores Focht, Mae Sheehan, Ada Smalty, Iosephine Fegan, Helen Sholly. SECOND SoPRANof-Lillian Anspach, Ieanette Matterness, Verna Blouch, Kathryn Bross, Iane Car- baugh, Marguerite Demmy, Anita Care, Lorraine Epler, Ieanette Fox, Mary Gingrich, Kath- leen Hershley, Martha Hostetter, Rutl. Hostetter, Sidney A. Iames, Virginia Lengle, Mildred Longenecker, Helen Martin, Mary Meck, Helen Mengle, Anna Oberholtzer, Iune Pyles, Mary Ream, Anna Rhen, Mildred Rittle, Mary B. Schmidt, Beatrice Shirk, Elizabeth Sholley, Eliza- beth Rutter, Esther Sholley, Helen Sholley, Ioyce Sholley Marion Snavely, Betty Spangler, Grace Strickler, Pearl Tschudy, Florence Wagner, Marguerite Witmeyer, Laura Woomer, Mary Zengerle, Artalissa Keller, Iune Zartman, Annetta Frey, Dorothy Eisenhauer. ALTO-Mary Albert, Catherine Bell, Eleanor Black, Iune Books, Iane Boyer, Bernice Brandt, Iulia Brightbill, Harriett Brommer, Bertha Brubaker, Ruth Carvin, Evelyn Darkes, Sara Louise Daugherty, Betty lane Dearwechter. Mary Delio, Marie Demmy, Dorothea Donough, Ruth Donough, Dolores Dotter, Betty Drelxer, Muriel Ely, Doris Felty, Miriam Forry, Elizabeth ' Gingrich, Estelle Goodman, Esther Hess, Eloise Hollinger, Kathleen Hunsicker, Myra lack- son, Grace Iames, Marcella Kline, Mildred Kohr. YV Sfuclenl Council FOURTH ROW-Delmar Euston, President, Iames Klett, Denton Herber Robert Sarge, Carl Fox. TIIIRD ROW-Donald Mease, Marlin Cover, Iohn Gernert. Harold Fortna, George Werner, Iames Zengerle, Clayton Baer, Vice-President, SECOND RoWMEdward Folmer, Betty Runkel, Marie Downes, Blossom Levitz, Mary Zengerle, Betty Rabel, Alfred Blessing, Iames Ditzler. FIRST ROW-Mary Elizabeth Spangler. Gladys Gloss, loyce Weaver, Mary Adams, Evelyn Brooks, Rosemary Payne, Francis Leininger, Alma Smith, Marne Simpson, Secretary. FRENCH CLUB LJOURTH Row-Peter Ehrgood, lack Schropp, Francis Rothermel, Robert Ruhl, loseph Fauber, lack Kleiser, Thomas Bowman, Miss Hoffman lsponsorl. THIRD ROW-Ieanette Matterness, Martha High, Miriam I-Iiester, Mary Albert, Nancy Aulenbach, Charlotte Snell, Dorothy Keeler. SECOND ROW-Ann Sowers, Margaret Weimer, Lillian Vavrous, Evelyn Roberts, lean Kuhlman, Florence Kantor, Ruth Kettering, Sara Erdman. FIRST ROW-Leah Shepler, Mary Adams, Qrpha Smith, Dorine Walter, Lillian Mae Leisey, Alexander Rakow, Elizabeth Means, lane Eby, Lucille Gollam, Mary lane Donmoyer, Annetta Kreicler. X x XX f ,, -,1 v gf EDWARD N. SCHLOSSER T110 man rcsponsiblv for LL'l71'171K7f1,S first cfzarnpionship baskctlmll tvzmz, :md for thc most succcssful football scason in several years. Not only um' of the most capable coizulzcs in the Stafc, but a ffnc. clvaznfczzf mar1's man. 4... .li - an A L CJCTBALL FOURTH ROW-Kermit Small, Student Manager, George Sando, Andrew Bartol, Edward Steckbeck, Harry Sando, Iohn Herr, Charles Hill, Rodney Miller, Student Manager, Iohn Heisey, Student Manager. , 'THIRD ROW-Mr. Schlosser, Coachg Alex Rakow, Iames Davis, Allan Patschke, Clifford Rothgaber, Frank Shuey, Claude Donley, Mr. Reisinger, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW-Claude Deitzler, Lloyd SEASONS RESULTS Wolfe, lay Knoche, Vernon LHS Opp. Folmer, George Mayhoffer, H rshey IHS .....,..,,,,,,,, O O H ' ' l'lE1 risburg Catholic ,,,, O 7 A Roberl Sowers' lac? Schfopp' Elizgbethtgwn ,,,eii,,,,,t 19 0 H Francis Auchenbach. Hershey. ....,,..,,,,........,,,, 20 7 H iii'i 13 3 S Fmsr Row-4Richard Fox, Wayne P0ffSVill9 ---- -,---- 2 0 0 H Werner, William Miller, S?ZiO.Ji1' 1111i 3 '? Q lames Beard, Henry Ebefly, Lancaster -. ..,.,- 13 9 A John Fidler, lrvin Goodman, 16 5 Carlos Luciotti. The year 1935 will always be remembered as one of outstanding achievement in the annals of Lebanon High School. Alumni will proudly recall this season because it represents the finest and most spirited Red and Blue football team in more than a decade. Although early in September only a few players of the previous season were included in its number, the 1935 pigskin machine gained momentum in successive spurts. After hurdling the preliminary laps successfully, tying the Hershey Industrial School, completely submerging Hershey and Elizabethtown High Schools, and hold- ing a veteran and destined-to-be-undefeated Harrisburg Catholic High to a 7-0 score, the team was confronted by a ,difficult conference schedule. The first obstacle in the path of the Cedars was Minersville High. Lebanon High journeyed one Friday evening to Minersville and jolted the Miners by handing them a 13-7 setback. Realizing what grit, determination, and fight would do for them, the team, fresh from a thrilling school pep-meeting, hurled itself headlong against its traditional rival, Reading. The whole town was excited by that game, and half the town saw it, crowding every inch of the bleachers at Third and Green. There the Red Knights found themselves unhorsed by the Cedars of Lebanon. The defeats of four years were avenged by this one mortal blow struck at Readings much-vaunted Knights. After this taste of the glory of conquest, L, H. S. was inspired to even greater heights. Another team of Miners visited Lebanon, and Pottsville High received its greatest shock of the season. Not only did Lebanon win this game 20-0, but so completely were Pottsville's brightest hopes stifled, that this team was beaten more severly than any other one on the Lebanon High School schedule. Following this climax of the season, Lebanon suffered its only conference defeat at York on a raw, bleak day. Then followed an episode which has clearly convinced everyone of the true greatness of the team. The Cedars were down, but were they out? They turned sadness to gladness by stopping the Steelton Steamrollers with a 7-7 score, which was really no true indication of the superiority of the Red and Blue on that occasion. After redeeming itself in the eyes of the students, coaches, and fans, this great team went forth for the last time to another foreign field of battle and snatched victory from defeat, playing against a desperate Lancaster High. Lebanon High has never ceased paying homage to this team in whose honor was held the first annual Community Football Banquet. ln the future the might of other Cedar teams will be gauged by comparison with the team of 1935. HZGEMEUQF I , .., r I E P Cheer Leaders r1'HIRD ROW-Maurice Erdman, Thomas Roller, Kenneth Gloss. SECOND Row-Willis Bomberger, Robert Artz. FIRST ROW-Mae Bullock, Ioyce Weaver, Gladys Gloss. It was these eight people who maintained the spirit of both team and spectators. through all kinds of weather and under trying conditions. This year they not only aroused everybody to a high pitch of enthusiasm, but also acted as messengers of good will between the contesting schools. The class of 1936 is proud to claim six of these cheer-leaders as its own, BASKETBALL 'THIRD Row-Mr. Yingst, Faculty Manager, Frederick Kreiser, Student Manager, Nicholas Brkich, Iames Beard, Bellman Luciotti, Stewart Shapiro, Student Manager. SECOND ROW-Mr. Schlosser, Coach, Iohn Wilder, Richard Zellers. Williani Gollam, Iames Dunn, George Mayhoffer, Donald Foltz, Clillord Rothgaber, Robert Adams, lNlr. Miller, Assistant Coach. o Beattie Guard l-len Eberly-Guard Captain- Dink Shuey-For Butch Rittle-Forward e ' - 1 FIRST ROW-Vernon Folmer, Henry LETTER MEN Eberly, Ioseph Beattie, Cyril ward Schaeffer, Franl: S h u e y, Vemie Folmer Gmid Captain, Richard Fox, Rich- Pllgfcklilligqoolfjdcgqillfd ard Rittle, Peter Ehrgood, 519 Schaeffer Center Carlos Luciotti. THE basketball season of 1936 will always be recalled with pride by Lebanon High School, for one of the scrappiest little teams in the recent history of the school won game after game. Making up in speed and spirit what it lacked in size, the Varsity squad, all Seniors except two, captured the Central Pennsylvania League title-the first championship for Lebanon in twentyfone years. And that was not all. Perfect teamwork and an unsurpassed passing attack carried the Cedars into the semi-finals for the State Championship. In the first of the play-off games, they defeated Mechanicsburg, and so earned the right to meet Lititz for the District Three Championship. This game was but a stepping stone to greater achievements: Lebanon's speedy courtsters advanced to the District One Championship game with Lower Merion's powerful quintet, whom they defeated in a thrilling battle. The Cedars reached the heights when they engaged Frackville High School, whose winning streak for thirty-eight games was rudely shattered by another Lebanon victory. And so Lebanon High School won the championship of District Eleven. A bitter battle ensued between Newport and the Cedars for the right to enter the State Championship finals. Much to their disappoinment the Cedars lost this with Newport by only one point. Shortly thereafter Newport became the State Champions. Nevertheless, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-six salutes the Cedars, Lebanon High's doughty warriors, who have so valiantly and nobly brought fame and honor to their Alma Mater. May the memory of these fighting champions ever shine as brilliantly as the lustrous trophies they have brought home, EARLY SEASON GAMES LEBANON ,,,,,,,, ...........,.......,,.... 4 1 MYERSTOWN .,.... ..,.... LEBANON ,,,,,,,, ...,,.. 3 0 BETHVLEHEM ..,,.,.. LEBANON ,,,,,,,, .....,. 4 7 ROBESONIA ....., LEBANON .,,,,,.,,,.......,..................,........... 28 ALUMNI .,,......................, CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE LEBANON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.............,,...,..,,.,,.. 32 WILLIAM PENN ........,,. LEBANON ,,,,,,,, ...,,,, 4 6 HERSHEY ,,..,..,....,. LEBANON ,A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.. 2 4 READING .,i,......,. LEBANON .....,,,, ...,,,.. 4 1 YORK ..f---,---,------,,V,f,, LEBANON ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 3 IOHN HARRIS ....... LEBANON ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 7 LANCASTER ,..... LEBANON ,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,, 3 1' STEELTON .....,,,,,,Y LEBANON ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 8 WILLIAM PENN ..,,, LEBANON ......,,, ,,,,,,.. 4 4 HERSHEY -------,f,A-,V LEBANON ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 5 READING ............ LEBANON .,....Y. ....... 3 2 YORK ----------A,-,4----- LEBANON ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 3 IOHN HARRIS .,,,... LEBANON v,YY,,,Y ,,,,r,, 2 6 LANCASTER ...,Y, LEBANON ........, ,....... 3 5 STEELTON .ffV4.-- PLAY-OEF GAMES LEBANON ,WAAYVVVA ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7 MECHANICSBURG ...... LEBANON ,,,,,e,,, .,.,,,,, 5 0 LITITZ ,........,.................,, LEBANON ,,,w.,VV, ,,,,,,,, 3 1 LOWER MERION ,,,.... LEBANON ,--,AA,,,,,- ,,,,,,, 3 7 ERACKVILI,E ............ LEBANON V,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 2 NEWPORT ....,,..,,.. ' Extra Period. FRANK SHUEY - - - - - FORWARD Captain and guiding light of the Red and Blue's championship quintet, 'iDink was next to the highest scorer of the League and probably the most outstanding player ever to grace a Cedar lineup. Fast, deceptive, an accurate shot, a hard fighter, and a strong man defensively, this midget forward ranks high as one of the State's best all-around dribblers of the year. D1cK RITTLE - - - - - FORWARD Butch was Shuey's running mate at the forward post, a tireless Hoor worker, and a speedy ball handler. Rittle was at his best when the pressure was the greatest, and his spectacular playing in the Mpinches provided many a thrill and helped bring home many a victory. DICK Fox - - - - - CENTER This lanky pivot man is only a Iunior and so has another year to represent Lebanon on both the gridiron and the court. The League's fourth from the highest scorer, Fox shone as a long-shot artist. Although pitted against taller and heavier opponents all season, Dick came through with flying colors. PETER EHRGOOD - - - - A GUARD Strong both offensively and defensively, but particularly as a defensive man, Pete held down numerous opposing stars and did much towards annexing several crowns. An uncanny knack of retrieving the ball from the bankboards and starting it up the floor for Cedar scores, was his favorite pastime. VERNON FOLMER ----- GUARD Although not a starter at the beginning of the season Vernie proved his mettle by capturing a Varsity berth by mid-season. Always one of the fastest men on the floor, this tiny dribbler's 'Aleech-like guarding on the court was in no little way responsible for a championship year. IOE BEATTIE - - - - - GUARD Another Iunior, Ioe was a consistenly Fne player. His tenacious guarding proved the Waterloo of many good opponents, who sought vainly to Hshake him off. His frequent field goals from mid-court saved the dav for Lebanon more than once, and helped in winning our first pennant. CYRIL SCHAEFFER - - A CENTER - FORWARD - GUARD Sig was the Cedar utility man, being able to step into any position and do well. His sensational last second shot from the center ring, won the first William Penn game for us, and from then on he was ofttitnes called upon to help the Red and Blue cause, which he never failed to do. HENRY EBERLY - ---- GUARD This year's football captain, Hen. also acquitted himself brilliantly as a reserve member of the basketball squad. A reliable defensive man, Eberly did his part when needed. Playing most of that Eastern State Final against Newport, he aided materially in keeping the Cedars in the game, though for a losing cause. RACK 'l'HIS is the speedy sport ol spring when our fleet-footed lads run in endless circles around the oval. The schedule for 1936 includes the following meets: April 25 ...... ..... P enn Relays May 9 ..... .... M t. Carmel Meet May 16 ..... ...., D isfrict 3 Meet fhlarrisburgj May 23 ...... .... L ebanon Invitation Meet May 29 ..... ..... P ottsville Relays 1Nightl Iune 6 ...... .... N orristown Meet lljendingj Tiukn Now 'Victor Parks. Xlalizugcrg Xlilnn l.cr:1si1iux'icIi, Robert limusc. lilunml Wolfe. Ge-u1'gu l'1:n'nll', Robert l luwL'1's. lfrlwarcl Sl:-eklwck, .Xltxzmnlcr Rflkrm. lfclxxzliwl lfrlist, Kuhcrr llfllllfll, ,Xlh-ii Vznsclike. Lewis Sulirzuler. Si-'comm Row llerherz llissingcr. Russell Light, .I-ulm lirzlusv, Iirvin ilmulinfuu, llzarulfl Claylvzuigli, Lloyd Hollinger, XYilIiz1m Stockton. lleurgs- Klayliuttm-, tlcnrgc lleverliiig, .Xllun Moyer. FIRST Rowe- -Riehaul Zcllurs, YCVIIOII Folmer, Sinnm Siegel, Lloyd XYolfe. jzmles licnril, Richard Fox, Tlmmxxs Mclloveru, Rin-llurnl lleirzlcr, flvmgc Szuido, Kcnnulli Gloss. 'E l l Xluiuuli-i'. Nlvurifl Slwlllurw Iliuiwlil Nlulwui. llnunqls Ziiumvu liulwrl .Xil:iuls, l.ult Nlliupp The Red and Blue racquet wielders, although playing only a short schedule NN I S quitted themselves well, holding their own against highly vaunted opponents April May May May May Iune Iune 29 6 , 16 20. 27 3M 6s, 1936 SCHEDULE Reading, Manheim, Lancaster, Manheim, Alumni, Reading, Lancaster, Away Away Away Home Home Home Home B ASEBALL The Lebanon Cedars fought valiantly this year to uphold the standards set for them by the other athletic teams, an.d succeeded in making this a standout year for' baseball in Lebanon High. SCHEDULE April 18 ..... Red and Blue May 8 .... ..,.. M iddletown April 22 ,,,,,, .,,.. A merican Legion May 13 ,,.. Reading April 25 .... ...,. I ohn Harris May 16 Alumni April 29 ,,,,, ..,....,..... R eading May 22 Porter Township May 1 ,,... ...... P orter Township May 23 ..... Middletown May 6 .,,, ,,,. M inersville May 27 Iohn Harris Iune 5 .... .. Minersville THIRD Row- Xlr. YYai'l'el, ll0Z1CllQ Nicholas Brkicli. 'I'l1mna5 l'urti11, llenry l'flnc1'ly, llarry Szmrlo, llzilu Granger, julm Zllllllleflllilll, llcnry Funk. A SECOND Row llellmzm- Lucintti, XYaync XVcrnur, fzlrlos Luclottl, XY1llter llcss, lfrzmk Slim-y, Jay lil10llllL', Mark llokc, VK'illiam Miller. l:1'31lClS .XllCll8l1l3ZlCll. FIRST Row -limlwarml flgUl't'2lli, Riclizirtl Hunley, Nlzumgcrs. L W N x I CLASS WILL WE, THE Class of M36 of the Lebanon High School, City and County of Lebanon, Iwenty-seventh Congressional District, etc., gasping out our last breath, but still possessed of sane mind, do duly inscribe and present this, our Last Will and Testa- ment. Such of our property as may prove useful UI is generously disposed of, in the following statements which do hereby sorrowfully part us from our best-loved and most-treasured possessions. So that no bitter quarrels or controversies may arise from the distribution of our pitiful supply of worldly goods, we offer the following items to those who most need and who can best use them. iAway with the corpus delecti and on with the Willlj Let no tears be shed as we devise. ITEM ONE: One pipe, property of one Stanley Deck, to be deposited in the trophy case. It will not be necessary to name a defender of the trophies, as the pipe is sufficient to guard against all thieves and moths. ITEM Two: The interest on Mr. GilIiland's war bonus to Mr. Downes, for the purchase of a new fedora. ITEM THREE: Arsenic-filled lollypops to the UP. G.'s of the school term just past. ITEM FOUR! Our own Nobel Music Prize to Miss Kleinfelter, as a reward for her many successful concerts. ITEM FIVE: Forty-odd trig books to the high school furnace during the first cold wave next fall, Prospective trigonometry students: A monument to our memory for this deed. ITEM SIX: Tlic fossil collection of one Richard Moody to some local cemetery. ITEM SEVEN! Dick Gamber's ability at telling 'em to Dick Boltz. Not much or it, for it's powerful stuff! ITEM EIGHT: Some of Opal Sanderson's sophistication to Laura First. Can her place be adequately filled? ITEM NINE: The dirt in the halls to next year's coal supply. ITEM IIIENZ 'I'wo cubic centimeters of Vernie Folmer's dash to Lloyd Wolfe. 'I'hat's all he needs. ITEM ELEVEN: Mim Hiester's vocalizing to Christine Peters. ITEM 'I'wEI-VE: An ingenious device for increased enrollment of prospective solid geometry students to Mr. Bucher, whose commercial math worries will thereby be decreased. ITEM THIRTEEN: Tom Bowmans hot air to Paul Gross. ITEM FOURTEEN: The sweet strains of Donald Matthews trombone playing to Horace I'Ieidt's orchestra. ITEM FIFTEEN: Carlin I3orgner's silver strings to Carl Bender. ITEM SIXTEEN: A few of Eddie Millers Latin translations to Betty Dierwechter. ITEM SEVENTEEN: Pete I5eames.derfer's math genius to that aspirant for Ionors, Millie Masterson. ITEM EIGHTEEN: Andy Walters' dexterity at making things to Helene Fair. Others might have profited, but she is in the direst need. ITEM NINETEEN: One of Claude McFerren's untiable shoe lacings to brother Carroll. ITEM 'I'wENTY: Miny Garnetts diving ability to Russ I-Iedricks. ITEM IIIWENTY-ONE2 Our hope for a new high school to all underclassmen. Slim hope, but what we have, we give. ITEM 'IIWENTY-TWO! Mary Alberts i'ModeI A to Tom Zimmerman, who should have experience in such matters. A ITEM TWENTY-THREE: Dink Shuey's sharp-shooting skill to Dick Fox. ITEM IIIVVENTY-FOUR? Cliff StoesseI's eflicient stage management to Sterling Thompson. ITEM TWENTY-FIVE: Sterl Kleiserfs baton-twirling to Dick Copenhaver. Can the brass horn be played while twirling the 'istick? ITEM IIIWENTY-SIX! Any surplus in the class treasury, not already appropriated by the treasurer, to the school to be used for purchasing new drinking fountains. ITEM TWENTY-SEVEN: The official permission for as many student assembly pro- grams as possible to all underclassmen. ITEM IIIWENTY-EIGHT! Our gratitude to Superintendent Hedge for a new and better school spirit. ITEM TWENTY-N1NE:.. Our thanks to those survivors who have so nobly borne with us unto the end of this document, Having been duly ascribed and filed in the Iuvenile Delinquency Court and in the Marriage License Bureau, we hereby affix the seal of the Class of Nineteen and Thirty-six. Signed this twenty-ninth day of February in the Year of our graduation, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-six. W1TNEssEs: SIGNED: Sara Erdman Richard Moody Dorine Walter Carl Fox Nursery Rhymes Vacation is coming, The seniors are getting fat: Find them some geometry, And see them digest that. The Queen of Hearts she made some tarts, All on a summer's day: Old Dickie Bell he stole the tarts And was ill the whole next day. Crpha Locket lost her pocket. An old town gossip found it, Nothing in it, nothing in it, But Doughty's notes surround it. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? Pretty well, my dearest friend, I've a string of men in a row. fMary Adams! Little lohn Iackson sat in a corner, Studying his German one night: Along came a spider and sat down beside him, And he still isn't over his fright. A ,,wwv .- tfififan ML, ,K gf ffm QC' ,wh Sherlock Holmes Scores Again WE WERE in our rooms on Baker Street one evening, and I was-I remember-by the centre table writing The Adventure of the Man Without a Cork Leg twhich had so puzzled the Royal Society and all the other scientific bodies of Europej, and Holmes was amusing himself with a little revolver practice. It was his custom of a summer evening to lire around my head, just shaving my face, until he had made a photograph of me on the opposite wall, and it is a slight proof of his skill that many of these portraits in pistol shots were considered admirable likenesses. He paused in his pastime and lit his pipe. MI see, my dear Watson, that you have put on your winter underwear. Marvelous, Holmes. But how did you deduce it? Elementary, my dear fellow, elementary. You have forgotten to put on your trousers. I sat aghast at his penetration. Holmes, however, merely lifted his left eyebrow as was his habit, and sent half a dozen perfect smoke rings chasing each other toward the ceiling. I suppose, he said at length, interrupting my work, that you have heard of the singular incident which occurred in Lebanon recently. I nodded. Holmes, twisting himself on the chair into the figure 8, continued. A student of the high school there, was discovered to be awake during one of the assembly programs. Of course, such extraordinary conduct was not allowed to go unnoticed. To get to the bottom of the mystery, Philo Vance and Charlie Chan were called in. And from what I have gathered, they seem to be completely baffled, I casually observed. Holmes shrugged. I can well believe it, he retorted. Perpetual motion or squaring the circle would baffle those two. They're infants, are Vance and Chan. This was one of the things I always admired in Holmes. There was no profes- sional jealousy in him, such as characterizes so many other men. My friend rolled up his sleeve and taking his hypodermic from a vest pocket, proceeded to push the plunger the whole way down. I shuddered and tried to revive the conversation. You intend to enter this case yourself? I asked. Enter it? Holmes exploded, Whyt, my dear fellow, I've solved it. I sprang from my chair to the ceiling in amazement. Noting my astonishment, he settled himself comfortably and began. You know my methods, Watson. Having read considerably of the case in the papers, it was quite elementary to reach a conclusion. This young man, havinq confessed his guilt to the serious charge against him, was investigated thoroughly. It was discovered that he had also been behaving very unusually since the dawn of his high school life. Not only had he never copied during examinations, but he had always kept strict training while out for the basket- ball team. And I may add that he also put on several programs during home room meetings. I was spellbound. Such conduct was beyond the largest stretch of the imagina- tion. I said as much to Holmes. Ah, they were deep waters, Watson, but no problem is beyond solution. Then, after a second's hesitation, he added. Of course, that statement does not inclu,de trig questions and Latin translations. But to continue. Vance and Chan, the nitwits, were stopped in their tracks. They could get nowhere. 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'y vi? 5 f 1 N Class Prophecy IMAGINE our surprise when our well-known French teacher told us that she was gifted with supernatural powers and could see into the future. After much persua- sion, she finally consented to conduct a seance for the Senior Class. Not a seat was vacant in the auditorium when the eagerly awaited day arrived. A solemn hush descended upon the chattering audience as Miss Hoffman, garbed in flowing white robes and wearing an Oriental turban, advanced to the front of the platform. A gasp was audible as a white mist seemed to envelop her. With hands outstretched, she slowly began: The years are rapidly unfolding-unfolding- unfolding before me and now I can clearly see events in the year 1946. Behold, I see a huge night club, situated at Eighth and Chestnut Streets, under the capable management of Howard Brensinger, where 'Beatie' Bialostok is enter- taining a packed house with her graceful and aesthetic toe-.dancing. I see someone seated at the foremost table admiringly watching 'Beatief His face seems vaguely familiar-why, yes, it's 'Bob' Artz. Here also patrons are .dancing to the toe- tickling strains of Spencer fStanleyl Deck's 'Collegiansf The women are going mad over the crooner of this orchestra. Can it be? Yes, it isl It's 'Eddie' Miller. But who is this husky gentleman coming toward me? Why, it's 'Bucky' Miller, the official bouncer of customers who have indulged too enthusiastically. He has recently used his talent on Dick Bell and Ed Felty. The scene is cnanging. A large church has been built near the night club. Here I see Opal Sanderson, a revival leader of great renown, winning the ejected members with her immortal address--'Go and Sin No Moref Marne Simpson is one of her most ardent followers. Again the scene shifts. This time I see above the new Colonial Theatre in blazing lights-AClaire Fitting starring in Purple Passiorzf Co-starred with him are 'Izzy' Sando and 'Ken' Gloss, the successors of the famous Fred Astaire - Ginger Rogers dance team. During the intermission, I hear 'Mim' Hiester and 'lim' Klett discussing the latest bit of scandal. It seems that Mary Adams, a Lebanon girl, has pursued the famous Claire to Hollywood-but in vain. Now an amusing scene appears before me. While Orpha Smith and her hen- pecked husband, Iohn Doughty, are sitting idly in their Pleasant Hill home, suddenly the silence is shattered by a resounding knock at the rear door. Orpha rushes to find out the author of the commotion. There on the threshold stands that Knight of the Road fbum to youj-Earl Reber. How about a cup of coffee, mum? he asks. Iohn, standing behind his wife, hears the request and urges her to comply, but is immediately squelched by a baleful glare from Orpha. Finally, her gentle heart is touched by Earl's bedraggled condition. She goes to her well-stocked larder and brings forth a dog biscuit, which she presents to the poor Knight. Earl regards the biscuit thoughtfully and after a time asks, Are you sure you can spare it? His only answer is a slam of the door. Now I hear a faint noise in the distance. It is growing louder as it draws near! I can now distinguish voices. People are discussing the list of co-workers that Stewart Shapiro, the new mayor, has just announced. Some of them are: Iohn Iackson, Official Dog Catcher: Peter Ehrgood, Street Cleaner: Donald Muttoni, the ' bl' ' h' h ives all editor of 'Three Cents a Day,' the newsboys own pu ication w ic g the latest yells fWillis Bomberger and Thomas Roller are said to use them with startling resultslg Hen Eberly, Box-car Pusherg Marion Miller, Private Secretary. 'AThere is a magnificent structure that has been erected at the Fair Grounds. This is the new High School. This step was taken after the need for room in the old l h t ' The interior building became so great that classes were being he d on tl e s airs. decorator of the new structure was Romaine Norman. It is capably run by Iohn Beamesderfer, the principal. Robert Ruhl, the professor of the French departmentg Lillian Vavrous, the girls' gym teacher, and Del Euston, the boys gym teacher, are the latest additions to the faculty. wo Thing in Common xx ul!3DccKu Emmet Zfmothev Student In ucherland N- o , N F EPR ,i CN-15. X Byflxaei ee ,S QQ ' Cg.N,'1e oWNM9 M!!i ' X om 0 Wm H- 0 PQ ll Phgqf Eyackf ennyp Sch Yopp wg. 'J' I X I ix '-1, 5 f J Cone stave omyouv vddloj lgyflq 3 'I o X o . x off Sfmef 4 Q a oanoy bacK sfooe man Q sf VK JU Q 1 ' ' Qoujhfy gidyinj IHIS Phy5ic5 ..-N.L- Eaff Rebers Second Childhood HZGEWEBCE' At this critical moment a crack like a shot from a pistol was heard. The prophetess started: gazing out into the audience with unseeing eyes, she said, 'AWill 'Miny' Garnet please discontinue cracking her chewing-gum, as it breaks the spell which is upon me. HlVliny, looking as if she wished the floor would open up an.d swallow her, pasted her wad underneath the seat in front of her. Then the seance continued: ln the world of sports, the Sando brothers, Harry and George, are doing for football what the Dean brothers have done for baseball. l hear that 'Dink' Shuey and 'Butch' Rittle are tops in professional basketball. If you have pull, maybe you may secure permission to see lack Schropp when you visit Wernersville-he's a prize patient there, you know. On sunny afternoons he may be seen ambling around the gardens escorted by his favorite attendant- 'Tacky' Maurer. Poor lack! Even in his high school days he startled the students by trying to shut himself up in his locker. lust then the class bell rang, startling us out of our deep attention, and reluctantly we filed back to resume our daily grind, and to ponder long over the happenings that Miss Hoffman had foretold. Unrevealecl News CROWDED CONDITIONS TO BE RELIEVED The School Board announced recently a plan to relieve the crowded conditions in the High School Building. All teachers will be removed in the near future to make additional room for the ever-increasing student enrollment. lf this fails to bring about the desired result, the janitors will be dismissed and the boiler room will be used for classes. SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHOSEN I. liggleton Twerp, a member of the Senior Class, was selected as the boy most likely to succeed. 'l'werp's achievement of actually being able to study on the balcony was the deciding factor in his being chosen. LEBANON NIPS A.B.C. INSTITUTE, 6-O Lebanon High Schools undefeated eleven scored an impressive 6-O win over the A. B. C. lnstitute last Saturday afternon in a very colorful battle. Lebanon's stunning new uniforms of silk trimmed with Elizabethan lace and done in pastel shades of pink and blue were the last word in chic. A. B. Cfs outfits in orchid and cerise were too-too divine. Their headgears were also in the latest fashion, patterned after the Marie Antoinette style. A serious injury marred the fray when Glutz, of the A. B. C. gridders, broke a fingernail. He was carried from the field amidst a tremendous ovation from the stands. fyf I Y 'X K7 XL r X Q. Xb . XZ 1 Sarah Erclv-'nn and HP-r Fremont Caf ffl? . hvb. .. K! X! f xv ff 5 f 1 Wm Y Z! X ., A' i' ' Ah5PAgk A Dfef 1' X ix I X A Xx X YN I' X X IQ, , ff x, l X. 5 X if , w I ' V-1 X N x . X W X ,Ny Zaifgszfgiis X ' I X 4 y lx .N . g W W M ' 0 4 4 i Opal Saudis-Son-Tl'm YUFT , I -, 1, I .. i 1 '-51' , 1,11 kk ' y 'ls ' 11' f . fx n ,1. 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Bracing one knee against the front of the locker adjoining yours, and placing both hands firmly on the handle of your own locker door, you breath a silent prayer and pull. There is a noise like a freight train trying to stop on a down grade, but the door doesn't budge. Tiny beads of perspiration are dripping from your forehead and your tie is awry. Well, you tell yourself, this blankety-blank thing's got to open some blankety- blank time, and you return to your task, First you tug gently, coaxingly, then you struggle frantically, desperately, and finally you pull and yank like a Sideshow wild man. Nothing happens. Ah, you exclaim, I have it! And you walk slowly away, with nary a backward glance at the locker. After you have taken a dozen steps, you turn and casually stroll back. You reach for the handle, turn it gently, and give it an ever-so-gentle tug, but the darned think doesn't open. You swear under your breath, shake the handle, pound the door, and make a racket like Vesuvius in eruption, but all to no avail. By this time you are panting and groaning and snarling an.d growling like Strangler Lewis during a championship wrestling match, and you look like a man who has just been run over by a Steamroller, but do you stop? No! Assuring yourself that the locker must have been the creation of some diabolical Oriental in a Fu Manchu thriller, or else a replica of the United States Treasury vaults in Washington, you renew your attack, At last! The door swings open, and you make a futile effort to catch the books that tumble from the crowded little shelf to the floor. Papers flutter like leaves in autumn and a German II whacks you on the cranium as you stoop for your other books. After all has been replaced, you breathe a sigh of relief and hang up your coat, but the hook isn't big enough and your coat falls in a heap on the locker floor. You stuff your hat as gently as possible into the tiny space, but you know full well that by 12:35 it will look like Kate bmith had been sitting on it. Now, to collect the books you'll need for your first few classes. Ooopsl there goes your locker-mates geometry crashing to the floor. But now you have finished, and you slam the door to make sure it will stay shut, but it doesn't shut. lnsead it bounds open again. You grit your teeth and count ten. And this time you close the door slowly, but the handle won't catch: your coat's in the way. ''l:5lankety-blank-blankety-blank door, Blankety-blank,blank. Slam! Crash! blaml Slam! Bang . . . Slam . , . bang, . . Two men in white uniforms come and slip you into a straight-jacket and carry you away. Now you're all alone in a padded cell, alone, except for your illusion of being limmy Valentine trying to crack a safe. Senior Class Gifts To The Faculty MR. DOXVNES1 A new hat and a voice that can be heard in the rear of the auditorium. MR. GILLILAND: Several hundred more thot provoking questions, Miss BORTZ: A Spanish shawl and a pair of castanets. MISS BOWMAN: A little height so she doesn't have to look up to everybody. MR. BLICHER: A super-charged, no-draft, air-flow, knee-action, free-wheeling limousine, MR. BURGNER: Subscriptions to ten different newspapers for him to read during study periods. MISS EVANS: A feather mattress to slumber upon while the oratorical contest entrants rehearse. MISS GOLLAM: A louder whistle. MR. HARBOLD: Any sort of complicated contraption for him to tinker with. Miss HARTZ: A different kind of hair dye. MISS HALIER: A modernistic, futuristic painting. Miss HOFFMAN! Another trip to France so the coming French students have something to listen to. MISS Houck: A heart, so those taking Latin have time to eat an.d sleep instead of doing homework continuously. MR. KADEL: Bugs, bugs. bugs, and still more bugs. MR. KIMMEL: A happily married life. Miss KLEINFELTER: Another operetta. Miss MCCONNELL: A class of Soph angels Miss METZGER: Eyes in the back of her head so she's sure not to miss anything going on in Room 200, MR. MILLER: An opportunity to really throw somebody out of the room without Miss opening the door. NEWTON: A stove on which cooking food will absolutely not burn. Miss N1xoN: Needles and pins and thread. MR. Miss MR. MR. MR. MR. Miss MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. REISINGER: A couple of new sweatshirts and jerseys to wear at football practice so he can discard the green one. Ross: A good Lodestone staff to work with. ROYER: Tilden's technique on the tennis court. RUHL: A tankful of gasoline for driving to Annville. SAVAGE: Better luck the next time he goes hunting. SCHLOSSER: Football and basketball teams such as this year's for the rest of his coaching career. SELTZER: Noiseless typewriters, SPANGLER: A toupee and books on Bunk, Roosevelt, and The Rights of a Taxpayer. 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