Lower Paxton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1938 volume:

GLU rw I fm may ffm cdffl' Crib i ffm alays spcnf ai Lower Paxfon ever prcscnf a vivfaf picture memory, We offer this sfxfcemffz on of WTHE TORCHW fo THE Editor ROBERT RENNINGER Business Manager ' EUGENE DRAWBAUGH 0 C Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF AXTON HIGH SCHOOL , fH?1':M'?iW'f'i?'93kSs1Wf'wkM?iL?YSQwmwQmfQ,0W,l W, A m.m,,,1 ,, . X ,. MM WW vaizyfyfaqki ,Qu 1 53 Q-N-4L'Ajf3f'51?'W . fl, ig'- wS qf ,..., i,w41H'S,Nw.:t,w-.1 we-W' W N' ALMA MATER I 4 I AUDITORIUM AND GYMNASIUM I 5 I I l To WILLIAM E. COBB this, the sixteenth edition of THE TORCH, is respectively dedicated in grateful apprecia- tion and recognition of the years during Which he has devoted himself so wholeheart- edly to the Welfare of the class of '38, l6I minisffzafion R. R. BAUGHER Supervising Principal Glenville High School: Elizabethtown College, A. BJ Columbia University, A.M. We Wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Mr. Baugher, who has been our faithful advisor and friend throughout our four years' sojourn at Lower Paxton. F81 chool BEATRICE M. BOGAR Faculty i Hood College, A.B.: Dickinson College, A.M. Dickinson Law School, L.L.B. Social Sciences, English WILLIAM E. COBB Dickinson College, A.B. Mathematics XVALTER GANTZ Industrial Arts: Mathematics ELEANOR B. MATTHEVJS Commercial Subjects MILDRED M. PHILLIPS Hood College, A.B. Music ALFARATA STAMETS q V Graduate Work. Penn State English l9l Sus uehanna Universit , A.B. VERA CARE Irving College, A.B. Junior Sciences Graduate Work. Penn State Extension HIRAM J. ITRYSINGER Elizabethtown College. BS. Graduate Work, Cornell University Science Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. MARY KLECKNER Hood College, BS.: Merril Palmer School University of Syracuse Home Economics Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. J. LEE McCONNEI.I. Millersville State Teachers College Lebanon Valley College. B.S. Graduate Work, Penn State History 1 English Graduate Work, Columbia University WINONA W. SHROITF Lebanon Valley College. A.B. English and Languages ROSCOE S. VJARNER Shepherd State Teachers College, B.S. Graduate Work, West Virginia University Physical Education VT- ' 'f 'H . i Memhere ol the Board ol Education President . . . . . .... C. Earl Whitmoyer Vice-President , . . . .John M. Spangler Secretary ..A.. . . .Elias H. Phillips Treasurer . . , ..... Charles L. Hoke Member . . . .... Richard Coleman Grade School Teachers Miss Maude Campbell Miss Naomi Nace Miss Mary Shoener Miss Ruth Ebersole Mrs. Lillie Pittman Miss Rita Sykes Miss Vada Hoch Miss Mildred Saul Mr. William Yottey Mr. Nevin Moyer Mrs. Ruth Shaub l10l Syetfliyz G15 Qfficers Of the Senior Class President ,.... . . , Eugene Drawbaugh Vice-President . ,..,.. James Lane Secretary ..,.. . . .Jeanne Zimmerman Treasurer , . . .,... Betty Gorham Historian A A . . . .Frances Hoerner CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and Whz'te Red and Whz'te Roses CLASS MOTTO Not done, just begun. H21 SARA KATHRYNE ATTICK HSAIREH '1Stop ir, Bill Home Economics Club: Nature Club Sara is the Hold reliable of the class of '38. She is our quietest member. Her willing heart and ready hands accomplish many hard tasks, Success to you, Saire. CHARLES EDWARD BRIGHTBILL HCHARLIEH Is that so? F. F. A.: Glee Club: Operetta Quiet and unassuming, but don't let that fool you. Charlie has made much progress since he started school. One of his best subjects is junior girls. HCharlie's ambition is to be a good farmer and in this Held he will surely succeed. ROLLIN SAMUEL BRIGHTBILL HTIDDLEH Aw, Shucksf' F. F. A.: Glee Club At first appearance one might consider Rollin shy and meek, but a closer observation reveals an insatiable love for talking and performing mischievous pranks: and, might we say, for a certain fair maiden? FLORENCE CARPENTER PLO What did you say? Class President: Glee Club: Home Eco- nomics Club: Ranger Staff: Play Elo is the lady with the long hair and lovely long eyelashes. It's no wonder the boys like her, 'AFlo is not certain what she will do but we think that she'll probably end by keep- ing house in a little rose covered bungalow. T131 HAROLD CASSEL t'JoNNEE Holy Hum! F. F. A.: Football: Football Manager: Basketball Manager: Glee Club To Jonnee we owe a great deal. Al- though working in an unobtrusive fashion, HJonnee deserves much of the credit for the success of our various class functions. We sin- cerely hope his Plymouth may carry him down the wide highway to success. VIOLA MAE CASSEL TOOTS Oh, this chemistry! Swatara High School: Glee Club: Operetta Here's a girl whose interest lies in the Science field. Viola has a smile for everyone, but her smiles are brighest when a certain senior is around. Missionary or housewife, we wish her success. JOHN W. COBLE HJOHNNIEH Glee Club: Operetta Quiet and dependable describes John the best. John was only with us one year but during that time he was one of our most active members. We think John will be a successful business man in the years to come. WALTER EUGENE DRAWBAUGH GENE Why was I born? Football: Ranger Staff: Class Plays: Safety Patrol: Torch Staff: Band: Tumbling Team: Class President Our president! He has guided well our ship of state over turbulent waters this year, and we know he will bring us to a safe harbor. lf Gene is as useful to the world as he has been to the class of '38, he will be a notable per- sonage. l14l RICHARD E. EBERSOLE 4'DICK Where's John? Baseball: Football: Basketball Manager: Stage Manager: F. F. A. Dick's reputation as a football player is to be envied. We are sure more than one player on an opposing team will remember one of his tackles. We are also sure that Dick will tackle life with the same spirit. ALETHEA EYSTER Home Economics Club: Glee Club: Operetta: Fashion Show: Band At the first glance Alethea appears a quiet and sedate figure. but upon closer scrutiny you find yourself engaged in quite a chat with a brilliant conversationalist. Studiousness is a characteristic quality which makes her so out- standing among all her friends. JOHN L. GAMBLER lVhere's Ebersolef' Football: Basketball Manager: Play: Stage Manager: Baseball: Glee Club Debater John has exhibited the ability to take either side of an argument, Win the argu- ment and make friends out of his opponents. This ability should carry him far in helping to take Clarence DarroW's place. BARNER GIPE BARNEY You aren't so hot! Football: Torch Staff: F, F. A. Barney is not only a 'ARomeo but a foot- ball hero as Well. He has made himself a Wel- come member of the class by numerous actions. very quiet: yet very helpful. 'ABarney's pleas- ing personality and willingness to cooperate will surely carry the ball of success to the goal. l15l - BETTY RUTH GORHAM HBETTSH Oh, my goIly! Glee Club: Orchestra: Band: Torch Staff: Class Treasurer: Plays: Ranger Staff: Basketball: Safety Patrol A shimmer of gold, in sprightly gaiety, danc- ing eyes and dimpled smile! How rarely these unite with scholarship and leadership: yet, i'Betts embraces all these qualities to become one of the most popular and outstanding per- sonalities of the class. HELEN HARTMAN 'fThat's what you think! Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Operetta: Cheer Leader: Fashion Show Helen offers the spark that has caused so much of the fun and frolic through the last two years of our school life. Because she is such an outstanding commercial student We feel certain she will find a place for herself in the business World. GEORGE HOCKER BING 'IDO you wanna fight? Basketball: Football: Play: Band: Glee Club: Orchestra: F. F. A. 'iWomen's Paradise would be an appropri- ate habitation for 'iBing. His cooperation in class activities as Well as on the gridiron and court accounts for his immeasurable popularity in the school. The best of luck to you Bing in whatever you undertake. FRANCES IRENE HOERNER 'AFRITZH Just give me time. Glee Club: Orchestra: Band: Play: Historian: G. S. C.: Safety Patrol Vice- President: Echo Staffl Ranger Staif: Secretary: Basketball Manager A quiet capability, a ready smile, cordial friendliness mingled with a merry Wit and in- effable power for musical expression have made Frances a dear friend to the class of '38. l16l LAWRENCE HOUCK MHOUCKIEH Dorff cha know? E. E. A.: Glce Club Lawrence always has a smile for everyone. He delights in playing pinochle, and kibitzing during school hours. He is a confirmed womf an hater, although there seems to be a lovely little blonde who has recently captivated 'AHouckie, HELEN ANNA HULTZAPPLE Home Economics Club Let us introduce to you the class Hman hater g although she has a weakness for Plym- ouths and going for rides. She is one of our most loyal sports fans. Her main hobby is having her picture taken: but, you can't blame her, can you? Her future will be one of the most helpful to humanity. nursing. ISABEL KOHLER ISSY Oh, my word. ' Cvlee Club: Student Council: Ranger Staff: Operetta: Safety Patrol Here is a charming little blonde who upholds the old saying that good goods come in small packages. Nowhere will you find a more pleas- ing personality as can be easily proven by the number of friends she possesses. Her plan for the future is to be a 'Ahello girl. ALTA EVANS KULP How does my hair look? VicefPresident, Student Council: Class Plays: G. S. C.: Band: Orchestra: Echo Staff: Ranger Staff: Glee Club: Operetta Hail to the brunette beauty of our class. Her sunny disposition and winning smile, coupled with a calmness and serenity, yet earnest perse- verance, suggest to us the song. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. May all the four-leaf clovers come her way. l17l JAMES HAMILTON LANE 'AJIMMIEH Yeah! Wait ana' see. Football: Basketball: Cvlee Club: Class Play: Vice-President: Baseball: Ranger Staff: TORCH Staff - From William Penn High School comes the one and only 'AJimmie. In two short years he has made a name for himself in both basket- ball and football. We predict the future will ind Jimmie a much-talked of success. ROBERT E. LESHER s4REDn Glce Club: Operetta: Baseball: Basket- ball: Stage Manager: TORCH Staff: Safety Patrol: E. E. A. Red is one of the most promising singers that Lower Paxton has seen in quite a while. He has already started on his way to a successful career and his singing plus his pleasing person- ality should take him a long way. JOSEPH ANTHONY MOSCHETTI 'AJOE Dorff Football: Basketball Manager: Stage Manager: Class President We shall look forward to seeing Joe as the future boxing champion of the world. He ex- pects to join the Navy immediately following graduation. Joe has four loves: football, eating, sleeping, and last, but not least, a certain blonde Venus. DOROTHY BELLE MUMMA iiDOT,' Dot is always quiet and reserved. She is not often heard from, but she thinks deeply on many subjects, Her future is bound to be a success if a certain alumnus has anything to do about it. l1Sl DOROTHY IRENE MUMMERT DOT What does that make me? Glee Club: Operetta: Home Economics Club: Fashion Show: Basketball Dot, one of our star forwards on the basket- ball court, did her very best to bring about a successful season. Her winning smile, good sportsmanship, and school spirit have endeared her to all. EVELYN E. RENDE HEVVYH iiwhdf IIS tiff!! Home Economics Club: Fashion Show Dark and mystic, retiring and unceasing in good spirit and willing cooperation in class ac- tivities, is Evelyn. We feel that Florence Night- ingale will have a worthy follower in her. ROBERT Ci. RENNINGER BOB Don,t ask me, TORCH Staff: Student Council: Play Manager One of the most important assets to our class is Bob. He has accomplished much this year by helping to guide us through some of our most important activities of the year. He is keenly interested in electricity and we predict he will become a very famous engineer. RICHARD HENRY RICKABAUGH RICKIE For Pete's sake! Baseball: Football: Basketball: F. E. A.: Glee Club: Class Plays: Ranger Staff Rickie has many friends at school, espe- cially in athletic circles. He is an all around ath- lete, having distinguished himself in football, basketball, and baseball. Not only in athletics is he adept, but also in dramatics. If 'iRickie shows the spunk and grit through life that he has manifested here there is no need to fear for his success. l19l CHARLES E. ROTI-I HCHARLIEH Safety Patrol: Ranger Staff: Ticket Manager I-lere's to the man from Missouri. Char- lie has to be shown a thing before he will believe it: and, consequently, more than one teacher and student will remember him for this trait, Charlie has one bad habit, coming to school late. However, he always tries to make up for this by going home early. PIETTA SARAH RUDY 'ADUTCHH Oh, yeah! Basketball: Cwlee Club: Ranger Staff: Operetta: Fashion Show Our class has indeed been fortunate in having Fietta as one of its members. As a student, as an athlete, and as a friend, Fietta has achieved those qualities which will surely bring success. WILLIAM K. SAUL HBILLU Hi-ya! Babe! Glee Club: Class Plays: Ranger Staff: Operetta: Student Council As constant as the babble of the brook flows that sparkling humor which reflects Bill's jo- vial personality. Yet, apart from jest, there springs willing cooperation, a glowing dramatic skill, to say nothing of vocal capacities. ETHEL ARLENE SHADEL SHADEL Science again! Home Economics Club: Cilee Club: Operetta: Girl's Service Club If you are looking for someone to do you a favor, call on Shadel. She is always ready to help. Shadel is an expert seamstress and has taken part in all the fashion shows, Her loves are driving her Oldsmobile, cream puffs, and?-? , l20l THELMA LORENA SHEARER THEL 'iSl'1ucks, 'tweren't nothin'. Home Economics Club: Glee Club 'iThel is the baby of the class. So far she seems to be a one man girl. She was formerly seen riding in the bus, but now has a yen for Fords. 'AThel's favorite pastime is eating. May the future bring her gratification of this pastime and all other good things. VIVIAN MARIE SHELLEHAMER HVIVSH Aw, no! Basketball: Glee Club: Operetta: Band: Orchestra Ladies and Gentlemen: At this time we should like to introduce to you our 'ijazz girl. We predict this singing, swinging girl will get far in the rhythm world. Oh! To have a jolly disposition like Viv's ! And say, have you seen her on the basketball floor? If you have you'll readily agree she shines in athletics. CHARLES W. SHUTT SHUTTIE FII smash you. Basketball: Football: Baseball: Play: Cvlee Club: F. F. A. During his four years with us Shuttie has made many friends. One of the main reasons for this is because of the many activities in which he has participated. Never complaining and always doing his share of school work are just some of the reasons why we shall not for- get him. ADA LOUISE SMITH ADDA What do you care? Glee Club: Operetta: Patrol: Home Economics Club: Hot Dog Manager Adda is a girl who is always looking for mischief: still she has a very pleasing disposi- tion. Her favorite pastimes are selling hot dogs and teasing Barney. A few of her virtues are friendly nature, sincerity, and patience. l21l DORIS JANE SWARTZ DOT lVhat did you say? Glee Club: G. S. C.: Operetta: Band: Orchestra: Fashion Show: Ranger Staff: Home Economics Club Dot's broad grin and charming personality have made her a friend of all. As forward of the Swartz duet she has demonstrated fine sportsmanship. That quality, together with her natural beauty, makes her popular with her many Romeos and classmates. MARY ANN SWARTZ A'lVlAE My cow! Basketball: Glec Club, Play: Fashion Showg Echo Staff: Operetta Mae, who plays guard on our basketball team has put many thrills, laughs and yells into the game. Out for all sports, fond of work and play-a typical all 'round girl. LORNA JEANNE WALTON AANORNlE IIWHGI f9f.?U Cwlee Club: Operetta: Home Economics Club, Fashion Show: Class Secretary Tall, but not too tall: slender, but not too slender, are two adjectives which best describe Lorna, In her we recognize a steadfast and lasting friendliness which is so characteristic of her radiant, sparkling features. She shows a partiality for Martinsburg. We wonder why. LEROY R. WICKENHISER l'WlCKY If you think you're man enough, come on. Band, Glee Club: F. F. A. FL 'i'Wicky will always be remembered for his Cooperation in all class and school activities. Wicky should make good in law for seldom does a day pass without Wicky's quoting some legal term in one of the class arguments. l22l FRANCES VIRGINIA WOODS HFRITZH You got your nerve, Glee Club: Operetta: Home Economics Club: Stage Manager: Fashion Show Five feet two, eyes of blue, a lovable little blonde: that's our A'Fritz. HFritz, with her pleasing personality, is a real pal to everyone. She has two loves, one for tuna fish, the other for--guess? CAROLYN PAULINE YINGST CAL Hi-ya! Kid! Cilee Club: Operetta: Home Economics Club: Band 'iCal is the class 'Astoogef' Although she is just a country lass at heart, she seems to have become quite modern. Lately she has been seen riding in a Ford instead of a 'ibuggyf' This blue-eyed blonde's future is certain if the gaso- line business holds out. JEANNE ELINOR ZIMMERIVIAN 'IIEANNIEH Who cares yet? Echo Staff: Ranger Staff: TORCH Staff: Safety Patrol: Class Plays: Student Council: Trio: Cmlee Club: Operctta: Class Secretary Jeanne has always aimed to be a success in everything she participates in and thus far has always achieved her aim. Besides being indus- trious and ambitious Jeanne is a jolly sensible girl, qualities which make everyone fall for her on sight. I l23l l24j Unbefz Glasses MEMBERS unior Class Aduzsor . . . ......,.....,..,... Beatrice M. Bogar : CLASS MOTTO 'Knowledge is the road to success Cl ASS COLORS: Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Sweet Pea OFFICERS President . , . ,..............,. Isaiah Zimmerman Vice-President ....,,.... Betty Walborn Secretary . 4 . .... Betty Zimmerman Treasurer 4 , , ........ Hain Wolf Historian . . . ........,..... ..., R uth Mumma Lucille Allen Marie Adams Ella Behrens Gerald Bell Margaret Booz Elwood Brightbill Gilbert Freysinger Mary George Eugene Gipe Dorothy Hardie Anna Harman Glenn Hensel Earl Hoerner Grace Hoerner Roger Care Charles Carl Fay Cassel Mary Jane Craver Esther Dare Ruth Ebersole Pauline Felty Thelma Eshenour Frank Foote Dorothea FOX Fay Houck Lee Jeffries Stanley Kline Vincent Knull Augustus Leo Richard Lane Ruth Mader Rosemary Maus Violet Mendenhall Louise Moyer l26l Ruth Mumma Pauline Preston Marian Shadle Robert Snover Jack Sterling Paul Swonger Marguerite Unger Elwood Vaughn Conrad Velter Betty Walborn Boyd Watson Doris Wenrick Hain Wolf Sibyl Wilhelm Betty Zimmerman Isaiah Zimmerman Sop omore Claes Advisors . . , . CLASS COLORS: Blue President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . , . Ted Appleman Doris Bacastow Evelyn Berlin Margaret Benkovich Leah Bickle Ray Books Ethel Boyer Geraldine Brannon Robert Brehm Eva Cassel Julia Cassel Helen Coble Floyd Crum George Dark George Ditlow Garnetta Dowhower Carl Espenshade Walter Gantz and Winona W. Shrolf CLASS MoTTo Not at the top but climbingl' and Gold CLASS FLOWER! Yellow Rose OFFICERS . . . ......... . . .Ted Appleman .....GeorgeDitlow . . 4 .Charles Wevodau HomerStahle MEMBERS Reed Gambler Edna Gassert Mary Gingrich David Hartman Kenneth Hartman Adam Harper Patricia Hershock Esther Huff Dorothy King Harry Kirk Vera Koch James Koch Jane Lane Adele Levin Bertha Lowe Dorothy McGee Dorthy Meyer l27l William Morris Jane Nissley Arlene Ream Peggy Reamer Margaret Rebuck Charles Ross Jack Scott Melvin Shetron Helen Stamm John Snyder Homer Stahle Alma Unangst Walter Walborn Charles Wevodau John Whitmoyer Robert Willoughby Julia Zuna lC1ICSl'1II1E1I1 C lE1SS Advisors . . .Miss Mildred Phillips and Miss Eleanor Matthews CLASS MoTTo Today we follow, tomorrow we lead CLASS COLORS: Green and Whz'te CLASS FLOWER: Lily-of-the-Valley OFFICERS President . .,........ ..... A nna Belle Care Vice-President . . . ...... Franklin Martin Secretary . . ,... Phyllis Hammacher Treasurer . .......... ........ M ary Buck Ethel Basehore Edison Bowers Mary Buck Betty Buterbaugh Doris Burrell Richard Burrell Anna Belle Care Ruth Carpenter Mary Clay Anna Belle Conley Charles Cook Ross Craver Rachel Fink Mary Gingrich Samuel Gingrich Helen Grubb Phyllis Hammacher Clara Harman MEMBERS Eugene Hoerner Ervin Holtry Leola Houck Dorothy Imes Margaret Kauffman Claire Kelly Geraldine Lesher Rayetta Look Helen Mader Franklin Martin George Mendenhall Ernest Myers Lewis Morris Clarence Morton Frederick Mummert Daniel Patrick Alice Paul Robert Plouse l28l Irene Posick Doris Pursch Ralph Rode David Scheirer, Ethel Scheirer Marlin Shadel Arlene Shearer Eugene Shellehamer Sarah Snyder Catherine Snyder Leroy Stackhouse Glenn Stouffer Harold Suhr Robert Swails Jean Thompson Alfred Velter George Weirick Louis Zubovic Eighth Grade Advisors ..,.. Miss Mary Kleckner and Mr. J. Lee McConnell CLASS COLORS: Bright Red and lVbite CLASS FLOWER: Scarlet Climber CLASS Morro Courage and ambition are builders for education OFFICERS S President , . . ...... . 4 . A , Leroy Jones Vice-President . , 4 . Carl Hocker Secretary .... .,,r,,.. T homas George Treasurer . . . . , .Anna Mae Kinderman Historian . . . , . .......... John Kulp MEMBERS James Baker Vernon Baker Helen Behrens Ted Bless Goldie Blough Martha Buterbaugh Geraldine Carpenter Verna Carpenter Sara Cassel John Cassel Helen Cooney Ruth Coleman Martha Crum Jeanne Daniel Arlene Deaven George Ebersole Harold Edwards Lee Farling Charles Ford Marian Fox Lorraine Frysinger Richard Gambler Mahlon Geesaman Thomas George Ella Giddings Earl Gingrich Lester Gipe Willard Harman John Harper Nanita Hershock Carl Hocker Philip Huff Lee Hultzapple Paul Hultzapple 29 Cleo Johnson Leroy Jones Robert Jones Anna Mae Kinclerman Mary Jane Kline John Kulp Arlene Kuntz Mary Jane Lego Charles Lenker William 'March Virginia McGee Harvey Miller Norman Miller Pauline Miller Jeanette Morton Virginia Moschetti Robert Patterson Margaret Patrick Elmer Posick Lois Rebuck James Renninger Betty Rudy Robert Roth John Simmons Catherine Sterrett Ralph Stintzcurn Betty Stroup Geraldine Swartz Russel Swartz Dorothy Unangst Roseanna Vogler George Wells Alfred Yingst Betty Yontz eventh Grade Advisors S , . . .Miss Vera Care, Miss Alfarata Stamets OPEICERS President- , . ........s,... . . .Lida Ann Swope Vice-President ,.... Stanley Berlin Secretary , . . ..,. sBetty Paul Treasurer , . ,.... Edward Conley Hzstorzan . .i..., ,.,... D orothy Zimmerman CLASS MoTTo Enter to Iiue, go forth to serve CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Sweet Pea Edward Achorn Harold Arnold Kenneth Basehore Mildred Behrens Eugene Bell Clyde Bennett Martha Benton Stanley Berlin Betty Bickle Jean Blough Elizabeth Bout Selis William Boyanowski Mary Jane Bowers Sara Burrell Roberta Campbell Charles Cassel Paul Cassel Bernard Coleman Edward Conley Robert Cook Dorothy Crum Jack Donahue James Ebersole MEMBERS Edward Edmondson Irwin Eisenhour Richard Eldridge Virginia Eutsler Betty Earling Daniel Fitting Richard Fox Gilbert Prickhorn Harry Erysinger Patricia Garver Eddie George Laura Gingrich Archie Hammache James Harman Glenna Harper Marian Hoke Glenn Houck Paul Hull James Keiser Edward King Blanche Kline Earle Kline William Lacey I' Betty Lenker Emma Lenker Walter Martin Homer Miller Richard Mullen Earl Mummerr Doris Noll Shirley Nowell Gerald Patrick Vance Patrick Betty Paul George Preston Beverly Reams Harvey Reamer Elmer Reamer Edward Rhines Jean Roberts Robert Roddy Jane Rode Alice Rooney Harry Rupp Louise Scheify Fern Sellers l30l mith Emma Shirk Hilda Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith William Smith, J Sara Snover Dorothy Stahley Henry Stamm Lloyd Sterling Robert Stoudt Josephine Streit Kenneth Swartz Lida Ann Swope Harry Turpin Charles Unangst Donald Usner Ralph Wade Luther Wells Glenn Yingst XValter Zieders Jack Zimmerman Dorothy Zimmerman gfeafufzes CD :-4 O 'V-1 SI cu U1 cu .-fl' -I-9 '-l-'l O F-il' Cl ln IS 10 I1 Ju the -4-2 rd .L Ambition Worst Habit auorite Pczstime Name F wife er's .id u S 4-3 'fC Farm ll B1 DD C2 5' PU ca EH +.a ca .-1 'J CJ' OO C F5 K3 ru 3-4 rv: cn Charles Brightbill Teasing Junior girls Combing hair Farmer Rollin Brightbill Doing physics with Viola Being late Hog caller Florence Carpenter Thinking of a marine Talking about China Admiral's wife Viola Cassel Studying physics Doing physics Hog caller's wife Harold Cassel Driving a hearse Cutting classes Butcher John Coble Driving a milk truck Keeping late hours Aviator Eugene Drawbaugh Tumbling Sleeping None Richard Ebersole Grinning Cowboy yodeling Marine Alethea Eyster Studying Studying Private secretary Lloyd Gambler Arguing Visiting boiler room Mail clerk Barner Gipe Selling tickets Feet Automatic merchandiser Betty Gorham Talking to Juniors Sucking thumb Boy friend in every class Helen Hartman Ignoring boys Slamming Milk maid George Hocker Clerking Crooning Ladies' man Frances Hoerner Tickling the ivories Chiseling Music teacher Lawrence Houck Winning at cards Losing at cards Carpenter Helen Hultzapple Day dreaming Man hater Go to town Isabel Kohler Wise cracking Talking Hello girl Alta Kulp Going for hot dogs H. 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Sadness is combined with our re- joicing, however, for we know that after graduation we shall never mingle again as a class. One of the largest classes to enter Lower Paxton assembled on September 4, 1934. This class was made up of sixty-five Freshmen who were eager to set out upon an interesting educational quest. During this year our class organized for the first time. The outstanding social event of our first year was a trip to Hershey Park on the last day of school. In the fall of 1935 we returned to school as Sophomores. Our class had decreased in number from sixty-five to forty-eight. During this year no class projects were undertaken due to the fact that we did not anticipate a trip to Washington at the end of our senior year. It was during this year that the most eventful happening of our school days occurred. Plans were made to re- model our school: a gymnasium! a stage large enough to accommodate any project undertaken! a new Home Economics Laboratory! a Commercial De- partment! a Chemistry and Physics Laboratory! Before the end of school the contractors had already started digging the foundations, pouring concrete, and laying bricks. It was then we realized how fortunate we were to be able to enjoy these additions during our last two years. This year was not passed in strenuous routine of classroom work alone. Refreshing diversion, in the form of a picnic at Hershey Park on the last day of school, received its due emphasis. A year rich in experience closed, while another laden with new joys and ex- pectations awaited us. In September, l936, we at last received the title we had coveted so long- Juniors! This year we had one more member, making a grand total of forty- nine. The dedication of our new building was held in December, This was the oHicial inspection day for the parents, to whom we were exceedingly proud to show our new school. Our plans had again been changed and, at the end of our Junior year, we were eagerly anticipating a trip to Washington at the end of our Senior year. The outstanding event of this year was our class play, entitled, For Pete's Sake! This play was received by the largest audience ever to witness a play at Lower Paxton High School. At last we were Seniors! We had achieved our great ambition. During this year the second project of our school career was presented, in the form of a comedy entitled Dotty and Daffy, which was repeated in the Forum of the State Education Building for the Convention of the Brotherhood of Railroaders of Pennsylvania. The day is drawing nearer and nearer, when we, the graduating class of l938, will be doing as all former seniors have done. We will be going out into the world to try to make it a better place in which to live. Por the guidance which the faculty has given to us, for the high ideals and wisdom which our Alma Mater has instilled in us, we are indeed grateful. l34l Qcfivifies Toroli Stall ADV1soRs William E. Cobb Eleanor B. Matthews EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert G. Renninger ' - Ueanne Zimmerman Associate Editors . . , A . Betty Gorham Business Manager .i....,.. , , .Eugene Drawbaugh Associate Business Manager . . ....... Barner Gipe Advertising Manager ..... . . .Robert Lesher Circulation Manager . . , . . ,James Lane l36l The Ranger Stall FACULTY ADv1soRs Alfarata Stamets Beatrice M. Bogar J. Lee McConnell EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jeanne E. Zimmerman Associate Editor . . Baszness Manager , . Circulation Manager Assistants . . . Sports Editors . . . Literary Editor . . . Kzbztzer .,.,,,.s. Personality Editor . Reporters . . . Alumni Editor ..., Typists . . . The Keys , . . l37l . . .lsaiah Zimmerman . .Eugene Drawbaugh . . .John Whitmoyer Ruth Mader George Ditlow Richard Campbell ' Leroy Jones Sara Burrell Stanley Berlin S Betty Walborn ' ' ' I James Lane ......Alice Paul . . .Richard Lane . . . .Betty Gorham William Saul Thelma Eshenour Jane Lane Robert Swails Charles Ford Anna Mae Kinderman . . . . .Frances Hoerner Florence Carpenter Fietta Rudy Doris Swartz Doris Wenrick Isabel Kohler Alta Kulp Richard Rickabaugh Lawrence Houck S Robert Renninger ' ' l Charles Roth Qrohestra Direcrress , . . .... Miss Mildred Phillips Pianist . . ...... Frances Hoerner NIENIBERS Doris Bacastow Alta Kulp Evelyn Berlin Robert Patterson Richard Campbell George Preston Ross Craver Pauline Preston Betty Gorham Vivian Shellehamer Adam Harper Homer Stahle George Hocker Doris Swartz Eugene Hoerner Isaiah Zimmerman The orchestra is composed of seventeen members this year. This is an increase over former years and shows that a new interest is being manifested. Regular attendance at rehearsals is required. Thorough training under the directress has brought the orchestra to a unique position in the school. This organization has contributed much to the Senior Class and has been ever faith- ful in supporting us in everything we have undertaken. l38l Director . . Harold Arnold Ethel Basehore Stanley Berlin Geraldine Brannon Doris Burrell Mary Clay Ross Craver Eugene Drawbaugh June Dunkelburger Jeanne Daniel Alethea Eyster Ralph Fox Lester Gipe Betty Gorham Anna Harman Adam Harper Band. MEMBERS John Harper Eugene Hoerner Frances Hoerner Alta Kulp Arlene Kuntz Dorothy McGee Virginia Moschetti Robert Mumma Robert Patterson Elmer Posick George Preston Elmer Reamer Marian Shadle Eugene Shellehamer Vivian Shellehamer Mr. Milton M. Baker Earl Shutt Ray Shutt Charles Snyder Homer Stahle Doris Swartz Geraldine Swartz Dorothy Unangst Eugene Utech John Whitmoyer Leroy Wickenheiser Carolyn Yingst Betty Zimmerman Dorothy Zimmerman Isaiah Zimmerman Julia Zuna The band was reorganized in November, 1936, under the direction of Mr. Milton Baker. Our initial appearance, at a P. T. A. supper, was greeted with fond approval. A month later we competed with several other schools, on the radio round-up. During the summer we played in a few parades, and won several prizes. This fall our band played at our home football games and at one basketball game. This added additional prestige to our school and we hope next year to play at all the games. l39l Directress Ethel Basehore Doris Burrell Sara Burrell Betty Buterbaugh Anna Belle Care Mary Clay Jeanne Daniel Patricia Garver Laura Gingrich Mary Gingrich Helen Grubb Clara Harman unior Glee MEMBERS Phyllis Hammacher Marion Hoke Geraldine Lesher Mary Kline Rayetta Look Helen Mader Jeanette Morton Alice Paul Betty Paul lrene Posick Doris Pursch Beverly Reams Miss Mildred Phillips Lois Rebuck Betty Rudy Fern Sellers Ethel Scheirer Hilda Smith Sara Snover Sara Snyder Geraldine Swartz Lida Ann Swope Dorothy Unangst Dorothy Zimmerman The purpose of this organization is to develop the younger voices, pro- vide an opportunity for the special development of unusualitalent, and train the members in the art of mass choral singing, This club joins with the Senior Glee Club, in helping to put on their outstanding production of the year: namely, the operetta. l40l Directress . . Marie Adams Lucille Allen Doris Bacastow Gerald Bell Evelyn Berlin Thelma Brightbill Margaret Booz Roger Care Florence Carpenter Viola Cassel John Coble Helen Coble Mary J, Craver Esther Dare Garnetta Dowhower Ruth Ebersole Thelma Eshenour Alethea Eyster Dorothea Fox Edna Gassert Mary George Mary Gingrich Senior Glee Club MEMBERS Betty Gorham Dorothy Hardie Helen Hartman Patricia Hershock Frances Hoerner George Hocker Lawrence Houck Dorothy King Isabel Kohler Alta Kulp James Lane Jane Lane Richard Lane Augustus Leo Robert Lesher Ruth Mader Violet Mendenhall Dorothy McGee Dorothy Mumma Ruth Mumma Dorothy Mummert Margaret Rebuck Miss Mildred Phillips Richard Rickabaugh Fietta Rudy William Saul Ethel Shadel Marian Shadle Vivian 'Shellehamer Charles Shutt Ada Smith Jack Sterling Doris Swartz Mary Ann Swartz Alma Unangst Marguerite Unger Betty Walborn Lorna Walton Doris Wenrick Hain Wolf Frances Woods Carolyn Yingst Betty Zimmerman Isaiah Zimmerman Jeanne Zimmerman The Senior High Glee Club affords an opportunity for talented students to further their singing ability beyond the limits of the curricula. Each year it presents an operetta, which by virtue of its color, gaiety and size easily be comes the foremost production of the year. The credit for this club and its work fall in great part to the directress, Miss Mildred Phillips. l41l Student Counoi ADv1soRs Mr. H. J. Erysinger Miss Eleanor B. Matthews OFFICERS President ...... ........ .,., I s aiah Zimmerman Vice-President . . ,..V..... Alta Kulp Secretary .,,.,. .s.s...,, ........ J a ne Lane MEMBERS Lucille Allen Alta Kulp Stanley Berlin Jane Lane Annabelle Care Alice Paul George Ditlow Ruth Ebersole Kenneth Hartman Glenn Hensel Earl Hoerner Mary Jane Kline Isabelle Kohler Robert Renninger William Saul Lida Ann Swope Catherine Sterrett Alfred Velter Charles Wevodau Jeanne Zimmerman The student council, consisting of twenty-one members, was organized in our school, December 10, 1937. The members were nominated by the teachers and were elected by popular vote of the student body. Its sole purpose is to help the students govern themselves in order that they might become more de- sirable citizens in the future, The council as a whole wishes to express its sincere gratitude for the cooperation of the students, as well as to our able advisors, Miss Matthews and Mr. Erysinger. l42l i The Varsity GPH Advisor . . , ..,4...., . . .Mr. Roscoe Warner OFFICERS President ,.A........ .,....,. . , ,Roger Care Vice-President .,,..,.. , . .Earl Hoerner Secretary and Treasurer ......... . . . . ,Adam Harper MEMBERS Ted Appleman Earl Hoerner Roger Care Stanley Kline Harold Cassel James Lane Eugene Drawbaugh Joseph Moschetti Richard Ebersole Richard Rickabaugh John Gambler Charles Ross Barner Gipe Charles Shutt Adam Harper Isaiah Zimmerman George Hocker The Varsity P Club, Lower PaXton's honorary association of athletes, was organized March 8, under the supervision of Coach Roscoe Warner. Its formation was the result of the desire to bring together in closer friendship the boys who are privileged to wear the coveted varsity P by reason of their athletic achievements. The roll of the club includes the name of every varsity letter Winner in a major sport. It is through the medium of the Varsity HP Club that each group of ath- letes passes on to its successors the spirit of fellowship and fair play that has become a tradition with the Ranger athletes. l43l Football Coach A..,.... .................... R oscoe Warner Athletic Director . . .... William E. Cobb Captain ...... ,.., R ichard Rickabaugh Manager 6 . ..,....c..,.........,.,,.,. Earl Hoerner MEMBERS OE THE TEAM Ted Appleman Gerald Bell Roger Care Harold Cassel George Dark Eugene Drawbaugh Richard Ebersole John Gambler Adam Harper Lower Paxton 6 O 0 13 6 O O O 7 13 Z? 4' Conference Game. George Hocker Stanley Kline James Lane Clarence Morton Joseph Moschetti Charles Ross Charles Shutt Donald Stackhouse Isaiah Zimmerman FOOTBALL RECORD Hershey Industrial Jvs. XLemoyne 'FEnola Highspire lCamp Hill Catholic High Jvs. Hershey Industrial Jvs. Steelton Reserves XHummelstoWn XSusquehanna l44l , eq Opponent Won 5 0 26 12 0 0 7 9 27 6 12 99 Lost 5 Boys? Basleejchall Coach ,....,....... . . . . ..,A , . . Roscoe Warner Athletic Director , . . 1 , . William E. Cobb Captain .4.,..., .,.. R ichard Rickabaugh Manager ..,.,................,.,,.. Joseph Moschetti MEMBERS OE THE TEAM Ted Appleman Vincent Knull Roger Care James Lane George Ditlow Richard Rickabaugh Gilbert Ereysinger Conrad Velter George Hocker Charles Wevodau Earl Hoerner Isaiah Zimmerman Stanley Kline Lower BASKETBALL RECORD Paxton Opponent 19 Marysville 30 19 951-lummelstown 15 45 Alumni 27 28 3fHighspire 14 39 DkSusquehanna 20 14 b SWatara 24 25 Marysville 16 30 3fMiddletown 15 39 lflnlummelstown 10 23 Central Penn Business College 30 27 9fHighspire 14 43 b Susquehanna 14 20 3fSwarara 33 21 'fMiddletoWn 3 7 23 Faculty 14 415 313 ' Conference Game. Won 10-'Lo Tie for second place. 1451 st5 Girls? Basleetlnall Coach .............. ........... M iss Winona Shroif Assistant Coach . . . . .Mr. Walter Gantz Captain .,.4.,.........,,..........,.. Betty Gorham Manager .,..............,..,......,. Frances Hoerner Evelyn Berlin Leah Bickle Helen Coble Betty Gorham Eietta Rudy Lower Paxton 26 25 36 22 20 15 9 12 8 11 20 17 17 8 9 EEE Pk Conference Game. MEMBERS OE THE TEAM Mary Ann Swartz Dorothy Mummert Doris Swartz Vivian Shellehamer Betty Zimmerman BASKETBALL RECORD Opponent Marysville 15 X1-lummelstown 16 Alumni 23 Central Penn Business College 34 141-lighspire 21 b Susquehanna 19 1'SWatara 29 Marysville 18 XMiddletoWn 3 2 Xlrlummelstovvn 21 Central Penn Business College 29 X1-lighspire 3 l ttSusquehanna 16 3kSWatara 15 tkMiddletovvn 24 343 Won 4-Lost 1 46 1 11 vefzfisemenfs BCDCSTERS Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Achron Marie Adams Mr. Yngve Ahlstrom Fred Allen Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Appleman J. Frank Arnold Russel Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Milton Baker Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Baltfaser Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bashore Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Baugher Dorothy J. Berger Miss Ella Behrens Helen R. Behrens Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Berlin Mr. C. O. Black Mr. and Mrs. Jonas E. Bless Miss B. M. Bogar Mr. and Mrs. William Bosche Mr. lvan Bressler Miss Thelma J. Brightbill Kenneth Brought Harold F. Cain Miss Campbell Pappy Care Mrs. Roger S. Care Miss Care Ethel Carl Flo. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter Harold E. Cassel Mr. and Mrs. Jonas L. Cassel Miss Viola M. Cassel Helen Coble Annabelle Conley Mrs. Earl Deckard Mr. Earl Deckard Elsie Deiter Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Drawbaugh George Ditlow Miss Virginia Doll Miss Reba Ebersole Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ebersole Mr. and. Mrs. William G. Ebersole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Eldridge Carl Espenshade Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ettele Mrs. Maggie Evans Mr. and Mrs. Eyster Margaret M. Felty Ray L. Felty Russel Fleager Dorothea Fox Joseph H. Frantz A Friend l48l A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Frysinger Bill Fudge Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gambler John L. Gambler Mr. Walter Gantz Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Garman John Garner Mr. and Mrs. Wilson George Barner Gipe Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gorham Betty Gorham Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hain W. M. Hall Everett X. Hammacher Mr. Sylvester Hammacher Gaylord Harlacker Miss Anna Harman Miss Clara Harman Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Harris Mrs. Hazel Henry Rufus Hetrick George Hocker Harold S. Hocker L. M. F. Hocker Miss Frances Hoerner Robert E. Hoerner Miss Hoke Mrs. Charles H. Hoke Miss Kathryn Hoke Miss Mildred Houck Mrs. Annie Houck Miss Helen Hultzapple David N. Hunsecker R. C. Irvin Lee Jeffries Miss Thelma Jeffries Mrs. Sara Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jack James Keiser Harry Kepler Eleanor Kerr Mr. and Mrs. William Kiehl Adam Kinert Mrs. D. A. Kleckner Miss Kleckner Harry R. Kocker David Kreiser Mrs. John F. Kulp Mr. John F. Kulp Miss Alta Kulp Mrs. James H. Lane Mr. James H. Lane, Sr. Howard Jones Kauffman Thomas J. Johnson BCDCSTERS---Continuecf James H. Lane, Jr. Jane E. Lane Mrs. Samuel H. Lane Thomas H. Lane Red Leight Paul R. Leimbach Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lesher Richard Look John Lyon Miss Eleanor Matthews Miss Ruth L. Mader Robert Allan McChan Bud McClure Mrs. Harry McKinley Mr. McConnell Mrs. Willet G. McCord Mrs. John Messick S. W. Miller Wayne R. Miller Mr. Nevin Moyer Mr. Joseph S. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Moyer, Sr. Dot Mummert Herbert P. Mumma Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Mummert Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Mummert Elmer E. Myers Rhoda Myers Miss Nace Lloyd A. Neubaum Mr. and Mrs. Edward Page Miss Mildred Philips John H. Park Pauline Reed Preston Mrs. Daniel Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Paul Peggy Reamer Charles Reed Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reitzel Evelyn Rende Mr. Ralph Rende Miss Mary J. Renninger Earnest E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reuben Mrs. Emma Rudy Richard Schreckengaust Merle Seiger Ethel Shadel Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shadel Marlin Shadel Roy Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. N. Shellehamer . I 491 Vivian Shellehamer Miss Winona Shroff Bill Shutt Bud Shutt Miss Helen Shutt Mrs. Jennie Shutt Mrs. Steven Shutt Earl E. Simons J. Prank Slike Mr. Harry E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. Smith and Family H. G. Snavely Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder Miss Esther Sollenberger Mr. William Speg Miss Alfarata Stamets Ray Stengle G. William Stockdale George Suhr Doris Jane Swartz Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Swartz Mr. and Mrs. William H. Swartz Rita R. Sykes John D. Thorton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Troup Milton Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. David M. Unger Eugene P. Utech G E. Velter Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Waddell Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wagner Edward H. Walter Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walton Mr. J. A. Walton Lorna J. Walton Mr. and Mrs. John Wark Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Warner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver Robert Wenrich John Whitmoyer J. S. Wingert W. S. Wingert Betty Woods Donald Woods Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Frances Woods Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Yeagby Manuel Yeagley Charles E. Yingst Rev. Harrison Zeigler, 3rd Isaiah Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Zinn ?n1a I I I I I I I I I I I ing-...llM1,,.,1m....u,.1,,..1,,,....,.u1...,1m,....,,,1 ... 1 1 .... 1 1 -lm1n..1,,,.-ul.,.,,..,,,.1.,n-.4nn1,,.-n...p.-.gqllgi W. G. ZIMMERMAN M. B. 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D. 3-HARRISBURG, PA, GENERAL REPAIR WORK We Get You Anywhere Atlantic Lubrication U. S, Route 22 24-Hour Tow Service E. C. SNYDER EIGHTEENTH AND HOLLY STREETS, HARRISBURG Everything in High Grade IVooduJork. RUHL'S BAKERY QUALITY BREAD - CAKES - PASTRIES Taste the Difference. Estimates Furnished Prompt Service Phones 3- 1995 - 4-2058 WALTERS SL ESHENAUR CREGISTERED PLUMBERSD PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING OIL BURNER AND STOKER INSTALLATION AND SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING 1626 North Street Harrisburg, Pa, 2370 Forster Street I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .I-,.I-r.-I.-t.I--.I - .II. - I.,I - II.I - IIII ..... I.II - I I- .I,I - .I,I - .II. - IIII ..... , I- I.I, - ,,II - .II, - - .I.i -.I.-I.-.I.- I62I ...-4. ofooin I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I JOHN H. HQUCK TAX COLLECTOR GROCERIES-ICE CREAM1-SOFT DRINKS-CANDY TOBACCO-GAS-OIL-KEROSENE NOTIONS-LIGHT LUNCH-HARDWARE DRY GOODS-FRESH AND SMQKED MEATS MIDWAY BETWEEN LINGLESTOWN AND MANADA HILL Linglestown, Pa., R. D. 1 JACOB A. STEIN ATLANTIC C1AS AND OIL ATLANTIC LUBRICATION TIRES AT WHOLESALE Ph 4-2652 Tank Truck Delivery on one 3-5589 Gas, Kerosene 'Z5 Euel Oil JOHN D. CASSEL ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRING FIXTURES Westinghouse Bulbs, Fuses, Appliance Cords, etc. Box COLONIAL PARK EAT SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATES Compliments of M. BRENNER 6? SONS ..,1,,,1..1 1.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m-1nu1un1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu1un I63I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.I1In1,,,,1,,.,1..,.....w1m.1u.1...1....,..,1,...1.,.,1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 is-an-nu I I I I I I I I I I I I Penbrook Hauling Company RoY M. ALBRIGHT OAK HILL COAL--DRAYAGE-ANTHRACITE Always Better at a Saving Hauck Dairy Farm HARRISBURG, PA., R. D. 3 GRADE A MILK 10072 Tuberculin Tested From All Blood Tested Cows Modern Shoe Repair EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING All Vkforkmanship and Materials Guaranteed WHILE-YOU-WAIT SERVICE HERMAN RUDY 2707 Walnut St. Penbrook, Pa. THE TRIANGLE PRESS CHAS. L. SHIELDS, Proprietor PRINTING Phone 3-0371 2522 Walnut St. Penbrook, Pa. 1 1,,,...IIu1uu.--,,,,...,,..1.m1..,.1 1 1 1 1 1 .-WII1m,..,.,.1,,,,.....,.1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 ...m.1,...1 1....1,,.1,, I64I .F-...-...-..-...-....-..-...-.. -----..--.......... .........-..--,,,,-.,n-,.,,-......i. I Colonial Park Phone 4-0718 T Box No. 3 Harrisburg I I 2 I 1 Swartz Coal SL Supply Co. 7 l . I COAL -WOOD-COMPLETE LINE OP D. E. COAL STOKERS - I , 7 HEATING EQUIPMENT I 5 I Black Pearl-The Finest Anthracite I 1 2 I l K I Thompson College i I 121 Market se, 205 s. George se. f I HARRISEURG, PENNSYLVANIA YoRK, PENNSYLVANIA i I Phone 4-0258 Phone 2715 j I Accounting, Secretarial and Stenographic Training for the modern I I' ofice plus a course in Comptometer, Filing Machines and Steno- S I type. Preparation for Federal and State Civil Service Examinations. I I I Accredited by the American Association of Commercial Colleges. I I I , I I I Compliments of I . . I 1 Shoop's Cemetery Association I I J. E. HAIN, Superintendent 1 I 1 2 I I Phone 3-3224 I 2 I I 1 A I I : I I ! O O : 1 Pennsylvania Milk Products Corp. : I I Drink the only pasteurized milk in the I Harrisburg Area to receive awards at the State Farm Show three years in succession. I I I .. .. - - ..- ........ -- -..-......i....-.I ..---.--- - - - -..-......2, l65l ,1,1111111111111111111111111,,.,1,,,.1l.n1.,,.1 Arnold Coal SL Supply Co. 1600 North Cameron Street HARRISBURG COAL STOKERS Our Great People Many people, living in our township, are not familiar with the great men and women that our township produced: such as, governors of western states and of Pennsylvania, ministers, teachers, military men, lawyers, doctors, mis- sionaries, Indians, etc. We should know more about them. Let us boost our own great people. HA prophet is not without honor, save in his own country, and among his own kin, and in his own house. St. Mark 6: 4. NEVIN W. MOYER Swartz Service SL Electric Co. CENTER SQUARE HUMNFELSTOWN Phone 92J HUMMELsTowN's CREDIT STORE HOME APPLIANCES AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS Sponsors of Summer Entertainment Programs Compliments of Spungin's Abattoir STATE INSPECTED MEATS HARRISBURG, PA. ....,..-lm-.,m......1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,.1.m-lm...m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1M-.1 l66l n1'.1,,1,,1,..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.i,1,i,1.i,1.,,.1n 14.11.--,1,,1.,1.,1.... Phone 4-2674 R. D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. Paxtonia Garage I GENERAL REPAIRING AND BATTERY SERVICE TOWING SERVICE GAS AND OIL W. R. IVIALONE, Proprietor I I Our 27th Year in Business in the Same Town The Oldest Frigidaire Dealer Wi'thi'n Ten Miles. I J. E. SHENK Si SoN 7 FRIGIDAIRE A RADIOS I Washers-Cleaners-Stoves-H. S. Paints and Oil Modern Kitchens -Kitchen Cabinets-Studio Couches Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs 2900 Herr St., PENBROOK, PA. Phone 3-7623 I Unlimited Parking I I I I METAL BUILDING SUPPLIES PAINT-GLASS-HARDWARE 1 I C. N. HERSHOCK I I Manufacturers' Representative I KITCHEN MAID CABINETS X VICTOR ELECTRIC PRODUCTS PHILIP CAREY ROOFING CO. I MIAMI MEDICINE CABINET CO. 1513 N. Cameron St., Harrisburg, Pa. Pnnnn 4-4156 I I I Lane Lmoleum Company I LANE LAID LINOLEUIVI LASTS LONGER I Phones Harrisburg 3-3995 Marysville 26-R-4 I I CORNER FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STS. HARRISBURG, PA. I I -.........-.,.-..,.- - .. .. - .. .. - - -....-...-....-.i,....- - - - - - - - 1 .. -..-.:-1+ I67I sin--au I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -.1111-11111111111,,..1..,,1..,.1.,11111111111u,.1.. .1 1 1 1,,1,,,,1nu1,,,,1.un1,.,.1l.,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,.,.1 1 1,,.,1,..1,.q1m.1u...1 1 1 1 - HAUER'S C. Z. ETTER I I Shoes, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, GROCERIES I Dry Goods, Hosiery, Variety DRY GOODS AND HOSIERY Dept., and Candies, Etc. 281 West Main Street Center Square Hurnmelstown HUMMELSTOWN, PA. I King's Colonial Roadside Market FANCY FRUIT 9 ICE 9 GAS AND OIL I Phone 4-2873 Insist On- HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM I The Parest Kind I I Compliments of Compliments of I Dr. Harry R. Pittman Mr, and Mrs. Elias Wagner I ----.I I68I George H. Haverstick GENERAL HARDWARE Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, and Inlaid Linoleum 2569-71 Walnut Street PENBROOK, PA. -.. 1g.-.,1..1l....,,1.,-....- 1 1 -,. , 1 1 - The Bodwell Co., Inc. 1404-06 North Third St. Harrisburg, Pa. KELVINATOR PRODUCTS Keystone Mills H. O. Walmer, Prop. COEEEES T TEAS T SPICES Peanuts - Select -- Roasted PENBROOK, PA. Will Rodgers ATLANTIC REEININC. Co. PRODUCTS We Specialize in Tom's River Lubrication. 2536 Walnut Street PENBROOK, PA. Compliments of Dr. V. W. Hoerner PENBROOK, PA. See Ross Wickenhiser JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Phone 4-2887 EOR INSURANCE, AUTO, FIRE, BONDS, ETC. Buy Your Ford V-8 for 1938 from Your Ford Dealer C. C. Cooper Motor Co. TWO NEW EORD V-8 CARS 60-EOR 1938-85 2217 Derry St. 335 Market St. Harrisburg, Pa. Lemoyne, Pa. Clover Leaf Dairy Our Service Wi'lI Satisfy Us Only When It Pleases You Phone 3-6007 H, C. MANNING, Prop. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .......g.. Bacastow's Service Station -. -. 1 1 .-,,.,1,,,.1,m.- ... ..-unlunl 1 -1 1 ,-,, ,- - Fawber's Garage I S . I 24'HOUf Sefwce GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS For HAPPY MOTQRING PARTS AND SUPPLIES Buy at the Esso sign Phone 4-2680 1 MANADA HILL Route No. 22 JONESTOWN ROAD Five Miles East of Harrisburg A 3 Landscape Service AND ' - . Landis Variet Store Pottery Shop V ! Hhs not a home until its planted? Twenty-seventh and Walnut Streets See Us for Beautification PENBROOK, PA' Pottery Susquehanna Shop Garden Phone 3-3693 T MRS. JoHN GULDEMOND : I I 9 ' Q Q Q ' HOOVCI' S Clothmg Millroad Service Station Q AND , Specialty Store SUNQCQ I 2642 Walnut Street GAS AND OIL PENBROOK, PA. 2317 JONESTOWN Roz-xo L I . i H. A. Spannuth S. M. ERB, Florist T SERVICE STATION AND Flowers Thar Cheer DINER ' Phone 3-3525 Phone 3-9976 ' Hainlyn, R. D. 3, Twenty-ninth Street near Derry HARRISBURG, PA. HARRISBURG, PA. I -....-....-. - -I...-....-....-....-....-.....-....-...........- - .-.H-....-4. 701 Complimenrs of Colonial Park Cash Store Mrs. E. B. Daniels COLONIAL PARK, PA. Hy1e's Tourist Camp HOT AND COLD SHOWERS HEATED CABINS 0 GOOD EATS GAS AND OIL Route 22 8 Miles East of Harrisburg, Pa. A. L. McE1heny Choice Home Dressed and Smoked Meats Eggs 9 Butter 9 Cheese Phone 3-7701 2835 Boas St. PENBROOK, PA. Compliments of C. Edward Deibler NOTARY PUBLIC LINGLESTOWN, PA. George E. Horstick OFFICE AND YARD R. D. 1, Harrisburg, Pa. Phone 3-73 20 OAKHILL COAL Direct from the Mines Wm. Lic. No. 11593 Hervitz Packing Co. 1146-54 S. Cameron Street HARRISBURC, PA. PURE MEAT PRODUCTS Phone 4- 1 1 78 Ranck's Service Station ATLANTIC REEINING CO.'S PRODUCTS CHARLTON, Jonestown Road 7 Compliments of Capital Ofiice Machine Co. 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