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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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The 1942 4 s 1 Torch Published by the Senior Class of Lower Paxton High School Editor - - Thomas George Business Manager Ferne Hallgren Ln 17 Where championships were won H ' ' ' 71 where champmns were mspxred Page F our . where pep-meetings were held where champions were developed Page F ive Fm., ,... ,, ,A,,.,, A ...... , W, ..,,, V Q, - i s .. 56- To Miss Matthews we, the class of 42, dedicate this edition of the Torch in recognition of her sincere interest, guidance and support. Page Six ADMINISTRATICDN 1 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer - Member-at-Large The Board of Education Page Eight Mr. C. Earl Whitmoyer Mr. Richard Coleman Rev. Elias Phillips - Mr. Frank Hahn Mr. Charles L. Hoke High School Principal WILLIAM E. COBB Dickinson College, A. B. The Pennsylvania State College, M.Ed. Supervising Principal R. R. BAUGHER Elizabethtown College, A. B Columbia University, A. M. Page N ine F N WM I 'I' JH. J. Frysinger Beatrice Bogar Fellows Vera Care J. Lee McConnell Harrisburg, R. D. 3 Harrisburg Linglestown Colonial Park Elizabethtown Hood College, A. B. Irving College, A.B. Millersville College, B. S. Dickinson Law Graduate Work S.T.C., B.S. Graduate Study School LL.B. and A.M. Penn State Lebanon Valley Cornell University Social Sciences Social Studies Graduate Work Science Penn State Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Alfarata Stamets Eleanor B. Matthews Mildred C. Wertz Janet Grater Sturzebecker Harrisburg Moscow Wayne boro Royersford Susquehanna Drexel Juniata College, A.B. Westchester . University, A.B. Institute, B.S. Graduate Study STC., B.S. Graduate Study Penn States English Graduate Study Marywood College Commercial Subjects Temple University Penn State English Foreign Languages Page Ten Graduate Study Temple University Health Physical Education Paul A. Hoffman York Elizabethtown College, B.S. Kutztown S.T. C. Industrial Arts Reber R. Fisher Catawissa Bloomsburg s.'r.c., Bs. Commercial ,vt ' ! .v , ,. 1 X 4 X f , I3 , - v , ,, I ll A7 r .P ,N M X5 i, ' I A llff L! ,nt I' ' if L ! ' f jx li ' za-... . 2 Betty Rahn Cresswell Shirley L. Lengel Harrisburg Penn State College, B.S. Homemaking Edwin Creeger, Jr Thurmont, Md. Lebanon Valley College, B.S. Music, English Reading Kutztown S.T.C., B.S. , Art, English Bernard I. Loft Harrisburg University of Pennsylvania West Chester S.T.C., B.S. Physical Education Health Page Eleven . l A wi K. .g ' ge! ii , 3 A XZ! 1 K 4 My 91 ea: l Richard Gracey Altoona West Chester S.T.C., B.S. Physical Education Health John L. Barner Harrisburg Cumberland Valley S.T.C. Shippensburg S.T.C., B.S. Science Wal W U 42 6? , P My Grade School Faculty 'f -,Q ,D 'KU .r ,D -Qwf' ' 'Uv Lower Paxton Grade School 'R- First Gfadexyllfy ---- - - Miss Vada Hoch Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Hainlyn Grade School Page Twelve Miss Esther Oxenford Miss Betty Early Miss Lillie Pittman Miss Maude Campbell Mrs. Pauline Preston - Mr. Nevin Moyer Mr. J. Everett Marstellar Mrs. Ruth Shaub Mrs. Mildred YVinters - Miss Marie Lenherr Mrs. Catherine Starner SENIGRS Officers of the Senior Class President - Leroy Jones Vice-President Carl Hooker Secretary-Treasurer - - Charles Ford Historian - - Sara Cassel Class Colors Class Flower Red and White Scarlet Climber Q-N, Class Motto 'Courage and ambition are builders for educationf' Page Fourteen 'Mamie 'Jimmyu 'Ted Benny MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS I'1l be darned! Usher 4 My heart Is good as gold. ELEANOR ALLEN That's for sure! Basketball 3, 4, Class Play 45 Susquehanna 1, 2. A witty woman is a treasure. ROBERT T. BLESS Take it easy, kid! Patrol 4, Class Play 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. A hail fellow well met. EDWARD A. BOYNTON How ya doin' babe? Varsity P Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Football 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Patrol 4. A mind not to be changed By place o'r time. Page Fifteen V . N. If QQJS fp-'R 1' JZWA lik ja-.'w 1 P0124 '.'1 T' O MARTHA ELLEN BUTERBAUGH Mart Could it be possible! Basketball Manager 4g Glee Club 1, 2,g Torch Staff 4, Operetta 1, 2. A quiet smile, a knowing look. JOHN EDWARD CARNES Johnny Hey Gus-Where's the gang? Football Manager 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 49 Varsity P Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Club. A moral, sensible and Well-bred man. GERALDIN E L. CARPENTER Jerry,' What's it to you? Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2. The will to do, The soul to dare. SARA REBECCA CASSEL Beckie Fm not kiddin! Glee Club 1, 2g Historian 2, 3, 45 Torch Staff 45 Ranger Staff 25 Operetta 1, 23 Candy Store Manager 4. Knowledge is power. Page Sixteen Minn 'Jeannie Oh, I'll die RUTH MINNIE COLEMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Operetta 2, 3, Usher 3, 4. A lady as of yesterday, With manners of today. MARTHA MAE CRUM 'Crumrnien Great Scotts! Politeness costs nothing, It gains all. J EAN N E LOUISE DANIEL Basketball 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3g Ranger Staff 2, 3, Hockey 1, Band 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, Patrol 3, Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4. Elegant as simplicity And warm as ecstasy. ARLENE BEATRICE DEAVEN Lenie Could be! Class Historian 1, Patrol 2, 4, Secretary 43 Cheerleader 35 American Legion Award lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. For every inch that is not a scholar Is action. Page Seventeen Huh, Oh my word! if you doln mafia- IJ.. GEORGE W. EBERSOLE Speedv Say therel' Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Patrol 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Varsity P Club 2, 3, 4, Torch Staff 4, Associate Business Manager, Class Plays, Stage Manager 3, 4. There is no living with thee, Noi' without thee. ROBERT BLAIR FASICK 'Red I did that many a timel' Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 3. For though some virtue he might lack, He had his pleasant side. CHARLES RICHARD FORD 'Chuck Did anyone see Kulpie? Cheerleader 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club President 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Ranger Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 4. I am not in the 'role of common men. MARIAN ELETHA FOX Foxy Jumpin' Catfish Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 4. The acme of singularity. O Page Eighteen RICHARD EARL GAMBLER 'Dick Is Gingrich here? The man who knows And knows he knows. LOUISE DOROTHY GASSERT 'Wee Wee Holy Hannah! Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey lg Operetta 1, 2, 3, Usher 3. It is good to lengthen to the last- A sunny mood. MAHLON H. GEESAMAN 'Geesie Tom Where's the gang? J. V. Basketball 3, Glee Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, Patrol 4, Stage Manager 3, 4. He served his kind by Word and Deed. THOMAS GEORGE, Jr. Bo-Bo is all right. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 35 Patrol 3, 4, President 4, Torch Staff 4, Editor, Stage Manager 3, 4. A courteous and ajfable gentleman. Page Nineteen HGeepH ll WILLIAM K. GERY Tiny Orchestra 4, Torch Staff 4, Assistant Football Manager 4, Assistant Basketball Manager 4, Reading High School 1, 2. A jolly fellow among fellows, And well llkecl by the ladies. I EARL NELSON GINGRICH Let's not get nosey, Bub! 'Sparrown How ya doin' Buddy? - Life is but a dream. LESTER C. GIPE Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity P Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Band 1, 2, Patrol 4. My only books were wo1nen's looks, And follies all they've taught me. FERNE ELIZABETH HALLGREN Ferne Class Play 4, Business Manager, Torch 4, Business Manager of Magazine Campaign 4, Usher 3, Penbrook Junior High School 1, 2. Loved by all for reasons excellent. Page Twenty H Hey Joe! Buck! GJO77 JOHN R. HARPER 'Ruben Let's go hunting, Buck. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Varsity P Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Patrol 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. He is not merely a chip off the old block, But the old block itself. PHYLLIS J OANN HARSHA How's my hair look? Band 3, Class Play 4, Usher 3, Camp Hill 1, 2. It's nice to be natural W'hen youlre naturally nice. CARL LESTER HOCKER Cy Hi 'ya Bubl' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity P Club 3, 4, Patrol 4, Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. He was a man, take him for all in all. CLEO MARIE JOHNSON Kate Gee Whizl' Refreshment Chairman at Class Plays 3, 4. The way to have a friend is to be one. Page Twenty-one 6 do LEROY CHESTER JONES Buck How are you cloing'?' Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Patrol 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity P Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, American Legion Award 1. The noblest Roman of them all. ANNA MAE KINDERMAN 'Kindie Oh Gee Whizl' Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 1, L2, 3, 4, Patrol 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Usher 4. She is pretty to walk with, And wittylto talk with- Ancl pleasant, too, to think on. JOHN KULP, Jr. 'Kulp I Where is Chuck? Varsity P Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'Manager 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Ranger Staff 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Treasurer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. Nothing becomes him ill that he would will. DOROTHY JANE LAUNSE 'Dot My Gosh! Usher 1, 2, Business Manager, Magazine Campaign 4. Quality rather than quantity. Page Twenty-two 7 J MARY JANE LEGO 'Janie For Pete's sakel' Librarian 4. Silence is golden. GLADYS MAE LEHMAN She's gone, I do not understand, I only know That as she turned to go, And waved her hand In her young eyes a sudden glory shown: And I was dazzled by a sunset glow, And she was gone. EDITH MARIE LONG 'Edie Stars and Gartersl' Susquehanna 1, 2, 3g Usher 3g Class Play 4. Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun, To relish a joke, and rejoice in a pun. WILLIAM MARCH Windy What did you say?' Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, Patrol 2, 4, J. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity P Club 2, 3, 4. He is a man of his own mind. Page Twenty-three HPeg7? VIRGINIA McGEE Ginny Don't get noisy, bud! Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Hockey Manager 2, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2. Has a disposition all rosy and bright. PAULINE AUGUSTINE MILLER 'Polly You're not kidding? Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Usher 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3. Her air, her manner All who saw admired. VIRGINIA I. MOSCHETTI 'Moschettin If I told ya, you'd knowl' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Hockey 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Smooth 'runs the water Where the brook is deep. MARGARET JANE PATRICK H me Stuff! Glee Club 2, Hockey 1, 2, Operetta 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. A strong spice of Irish wit. Page Twenty-four ROBERT E. PATTERSON Pat Watcha' Saying? Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Leader 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Operetta 3, All Southern District Band, Orchestra, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Patrol 4. A man he seems Of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows. HENRY RAYMOND RANKIN 'O,Henry Pardon Me! Middletown High School 1, Stage Manager 3, 4. Men of few words are the best men. LOIS GRACE REBUCK 'Chubby Is that so? Public Speaking 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Hockey 1, District Chorus 1, Forensic 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 3. Her voice was ever soft, gentle- And sweet, An excellent thing in women. MARTHALYNN REITZ 'Mart Merci Beaucoup State Champion Magazine Salesgirl 4, Hershey High School 1, 2. She left no little things behind Excepting loving thoughts and kind. Page Twenty-five 5. W. .LW . lg 1. f ' ,AV 'J . rJ CYAN!! nu ,qxflp H 'fb Q iff' , 4 . ', r. gf E ll, . , ,Mu r 9 g ,li ,G f xn lf',v X ,f -.XC fi, l 4 K 'xkxlf xx '-4, 1 MMM am-IG-Mfvcuv 'r M2 4 we 1 A 51 f ' ' ffwylfffjdpf C, A0.f!'f if pl , s.. W ii ff f I l ' 1 'N frff' vi' ' r W ,X l . , 4 1 .,,Wf,,l ROBERT LYNN ROTH Bob What's at the Rio? Advertising Manager for School Play 3, 4. A peach of a good fellow. BETTY JEAN RUDY Betts That's a Killer! Glee Club lg Hockey lg Operetta 1. Her smiling eyes With truth were store. EVA MAE SASSAMAN Eval' Oh Mercy! Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Operetta 2, 3. To think without confusion clearly To act from honest motives purely. 7 FREEDA ESTHER SEIDERS Shorty Oh Mother! Usher 3. Then all was jollity. Page Twenty-six VERNON SCHELL Termite Let,s go to town, Mac? Football 3, 4, Patrol 4. Little Friend of All the World. FRANK STEWART SHUMAN, Jr. 'Sleepyn You don't say! J. V. Basketball 35 Hi-Y 3, 49 Glee Club 4, Class Play 4. So gentle, yet so brisk, so wondrous sweet, So fit to prattle at a lady's feet. RALPH C. STINTZCUM, Jr. Casey Don't feed me that line. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity P Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 4g Glee Club 4, Band 2, Class Play 4. Small but mighty. MARJORIE MARIE TIFFANY Marge Hi-ya kid! Senior Play Prompter 45 Usher 3. The best of me is diligence. Page Twenty-seven wwf xy P 'J Betts ROSEANNA VOGLER Rosie Refreshment Chairman for Class Plays 3, 4. Here is one we all know. BETTY JANE YONTZ Glee Club 3, 45 Usher 3g Class Play Prompter 4. Although the last, not least. Page Twenty-eight HDO n't be funny! It could be! s UNDERCLASSES Mrs. Beatr President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Edward Achorn Charles Allen Harold Arnold Kenneth Basehore Eugene Bell Stanley Berlin Betty Bickle Mary Jane Bowers Bernard Coleman Edward Conley Robert Cook Dorothy Crum Irvin Eisenhour Donald Enders Hilda Enk Virginia Eutsler Betty Farling Leroy Fisher Harry Frysinger Patricia Garver Laura Gingrich THE JUNIOR Advisers ice Bogar Fellows Mrs. Betty Rahn Cresswell Officers - - Stanley Berlin Alton Magill Earl Mummert Betty Paul - - Lida Ann Swope Members Archie Hammacher James Harman Marian Hoke Wilma Hughes James Keiser Edward King Blanche Kline Earl Kline Mary Lehman Betty Lenker Eleanor Mader Leonard Mader Alton Magill Shirley McCandless Earl Mummert Mary Austin Myers Doris Noll Gerald Patrick Vance Patrick Betty Paul John Peiffer Page Thirty Paul Prescott Beverly Reams Duane Ressler Gene Roberts Jane Rode June Ryan Norma Schory Betty Lou Sherwin Sara Jane Snover Dorothy Stahle Robert Stoudt Herbert Stough William Stough Lida Ann Swope Helen Thorn Donald Usner Dorothy Weaver Glen Yingst Walter Zeiders Dorothy Zimmerman Jack Zimmerman CLASS The record of the Junior Class shows plainly that Lower Paxton will have stalwart sons and pretty daughters to uphold her honor after the Class of 42 joins the ranks of the Alumni. Two class projects were undertaken and two successes we1'e recorded. On November Sixth, the Deep River Singers royally entertained the audience assembled to hear them. However, on .April 15 and 17 the Junior Class scored its outstanding success by presenting, Raggedy Nan. Clever work was done by the two leading characters, Eleanor Mader and Duane Ressler, while Virginia Eutsler proved herself to be one of the most outstanding comediennes to grace a Lower Paxton stage in recent years. These people were ably sup- ported by a talented cast. In other allied fields the Juniors showed their ability. Glenn Yingst captured second hon- ors in the Lower Paxton Public Speaking Contest. At the same time the Glee Club relied not only on the services of Marian Hoke as accompanist, but also on the voices of twenty members of the Junior Class. Mr. Creeger found the Eleventh Grade contributing the talents of Eugene Bell, Donald Enders and Marian Hoke to the orchestra. The school band and cheer leaders found repre- sentatives of the Junior Class in their midst. In the field of sports Co-Captain Howdy Arnold of the football team deserves special credit. This year he scored seventy-three points to lead the individual scoring in the Lower Susquehanna Football Conference, composed of twenty-three teams. This total broke the Lower Paxton record of sixty-nine established by Lester Gipe in 1940. Arnold was given plenty of support by his classmates: Kline, Magill, Mummert, Prescott, Ressler, Stough, Ber- lin, Harman and Allen. In basketball Ressler, Arnold and Kline were mainstays of the boys' Varsity while Sherwin, Gingrich, and Mader performed well for the girls' team. The baseball team is also in debt to the Juniors for the services of Magill, Prescott, Berlin, Arnold, Kline and Stough. The Juniors are following in the steps of Champions. Page Thirty-one Miss M President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer - Historian Jeanne Alexandre Marie Ashwell Doris Bickle Ralph Bickle Calvin Cassel Ernest Cedergren Edward Daihl James Damon Harold Deaven Harry Deitz Richard Devore Gerald Ditty James Ebersole Ettamae Edmondson Richard Eldridge Charles Eyster Earl Farling THE SOPI-IOMORE Advisers Officers Members Wilma Grove Grace Harman Ruth Harman Earl Hensel Ellen Jones Julius Kenes Mildred Kohler Geraldine Krontz Betty Lehman Ralph Levin Joan Matzinger June McGee Franklin Metzler Betty Jane Miller Guy Miller Robert Miller Thelma Miller Page Thirty-two Mr. John L. Barner Julius Kenes Franklin Metzler Peggy Patterson Betty Tress Wilma Grove Clifford Page Peggy Patterson Thelma Pechart Grace Rebuck Betty Ross Jack Schreadley Della Sheaffer Arthur Shope Sara Smith Seth Snover Mary Lou Stahl Pauline Stahle Donald Stouffer Paul Stough Josephine Streit Joanne Strohm Reta Swisher CLASS Jacqueline Foster Jean Morris William Pace Ralph Fox Fred Motter Paul Thompson Lenore Frysinger Francis Mummert Betty Tress Paul Geesaman Catherine Noggle Ruth Whitmoyer Robert Gingrich Paul O,Neal Evelyn Zeigler Geraldine Goss Helen Zuna With ayear of apprenticeship behind them the members of the Sophomore Class have emerged as full-fledged citizens of our high school community. On February 26 they pre- sented their first class project. On this occasion The Margot Dancers were well received by a large audience. In the Lower Paxton Senior High School Public Speaking Contest, Peggy Patterson, a Sophomore, took first place away from the upper classmen who were competing against her. Later Peggy represented our school in the Southern District Forensic Contest. The Music Department is particularly indebted to this class. The orchestra is aided by the contributions of Ernest Cedergren, Jacqueline Foster, Paul Geesaman, Grace Rebuck and Ruth Vifhitmoyer. In the blue and white uniforms of the band were found Wilma Grove and Paul Geesaman, while Grace Harman and Jacqueline Foster carried the Hags before the band. The Glee Club contained twelve members of the Class. In the field of sports the Sophomore Girls were most prominent. Ellen Jones, Peggy Patterson, Pauline Stahle, and Joanne Strohm captured positions on the Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball Team. For the boys Edward Daihl, Richard Devore, Richard Eldridge, Frank Metz- ler, Paul O'Neal, Julius Kenes and Ralph Levin were on the football squad. Ralph was honored by his election to the Co-Captaincy for his Junior year. In basketball the Sopho- more boys were the mainstay of the Reserve Team. In baseball Richard Devore, Frank Metzler, William Pace, and Arthur Shope were on the Varsity Squad. The Sophomore Class has Champions in the making. Page Thirty-three eil J gb x . .gif kr? YQ it as 7i'tHfJf C., NPN - xv-v President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Historian M7 'rf W, IH srl-luesl-uvxAN , Advisers Mr. Edwin Creeger Mr. Reber Fisher Officers - - - - Jack Eutsler - - Myron Mausteller Jane Kinderman Robert Harnsberger - Pauline Gaiski Members Betty Arnold George Baker Gladys Baker Jean Basehore Carl Brame Phyllis Brannon Virginia Brenisholtz Arletta Byers Thelma Clay Delia Coleman Frederick Corl Betty Coryell Ruth 'Dietz Jack Eutsler Gordon Fuller Pauline Gaiski Gertrude Gambler Edward Gappa Ruth Geesaman Janet Gosnell Henry Groif Eleanor Hoppe John Horstick Paul Hull Gerald Jeffries Gertrude Kauffman Walter Kauffman Marguerite Kelly Jane Kinderman Ruth Knackstedt Mary Kocevar William Kulp Edna Leese Kathryn Long Raymond Long Jeannette Martz Myron Mausteller Donald McGee Margot Moser Alice Mumma Evelyn Mumma William Rudy Page Thirty-four Charles Schory William Sersch Helen Shambaugh Mary Shartzer Wava Sheaffer Mary Shearer Jacob Shope Robert Shope Gerald Shutt Charles Snyder Mildred Snyder Mary Spray Colleen Stahl Franklin Sterner Gloria Sterner Donald Stoner Clara Strohm Phyllis Strohm Paul Suhr Donald Swope CLASS Marlyn Hoover Rachel Hammacher John Hand Robert Harnsberger Mary Hepschmidt Jack Hobaugh Jean Holtzapple Robert Myers Esther Noggle Mary Noggle Adaline Noll Ethel Poorman George Rein Jack Reitz Leroy Ricker George Thrush Frank Vogler Leonard Weaver Paul Weirick Edward Wells Paul Zimmerman Margaret Zinn Despite their sojourn of only nine months with us, the Freshmen have rapidly lost their green complexion and have taken on the healthy color of champions. Their response to the school needs was also commendable in the Magazine Campaign. Mr. Creeger's room took first place in the Junior High School by achieving 16672 of their goal, while Mr. Fisher's room took second by achieving 16577 of their goal. In the field of music many Freshmen partici- pated. Donald Swope was a member of the orchestra and of the band. Also found in the band were George Baker, Robert Harnsberger, Jack Hobaugh, Marlyn Hoover, Gerald Jef- fries, George Rein, Earl Ricker and Charles Schory. In front of all these band members came the two Freshman Majorettes, Margot Moser and Phyllis Strohm. In the Junior High Glee Club, Ethel Poorman and Margot Moser served as accompanists, while thirteen other girls participated as singers. Special credit should be given to the class orator, Phyllis Strohm, who took first place in the Junior High School Oratorical Contest. The Freshmen were also active in the field of sports. Fred Corl, Jack Eutsler, John Hor- stick, Donald Swope and Leonard Weaver were members of the Football Squad, while Jack Eutsler, Gerald Jeffries, Robert Shope, and Paul Zimmerman played on the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Champions for the future are assured. Page Thirty-five Home Room Teacher Dorothy Balsley Jean Basehore Arthur Boyanowski Robert Brickner William Crum Mary Dalrymple Adelaide Drake John Farling Adele Fetterhoff Merle Gardner Loretta Gingrich Kenneth Heckert Vivian Hershey June Hocker ' T I-I E E I G I-I T I-I - - Mrs. Janet Grater Sturzebecker Members Grace Keiser Faye Kline Walter Lenker Daisy Loucks Lora Mabry Leroy Martin Lois Matzinger Robert McCandless John Monn Janet Morris Kenneth Reed Earl Ricker Paul Rogers Kathryn Shive Jeanne Shutt Page Thirty-six Ray Shutt Paul Snover Lois Stoudt Richard Swartz Robert Swavely Joyce Tress Robert Tyler Ruth Unangst Charles Via Robert Walton Arden Wickenhiser Elston Wickenhiser Beatrice Yeakle James Zimmerman GRADE Home Room Teacher Ben Balmer George Cobb David Daihl Dianne Demmy Henry Ebert Ardis Fry Donna Marie Garver Richard Goss William Groif Erma Harman John Hepschmidt Gloria Herman Ann Hocker Members Van Hocker Dorothy Houck George Kauffman Jean Lamason James Leiter Leonard Leo Fay Machamer Doris McGee Shirley Miller William Monn Chester Potteiger Kathryn Potteiger Glenn Reed Page Thirty-seven Miss Shirley L. Lengel Reba Mae Rudy Edgar Rupp Henry Shadel Robert Shadel Henrietta Stahle Minnie Steigler Edward Soth James Swomley Jane Tiffany Helen Winter Beverly Yontz Patricia Zeigler Earl Zettlemoyer Home Room Teacher Marian Beam Edward Boyanowski Francis Brightbill Ruth Cook Christine Ebert Donald Edmondson Caroline Eisenhour Irene Fulk Dorothy Gambler Sarah Geesaman Harold Gingrich Chester Glassbrenner Clara Grady Daisy Grady THE SEVENTH Members Edward Groff Fred Groff Robert Hand Charles Hinkle Betty Hirt Harold Houck Barbara Johnson Almeda Keiser Phyllis Lamason Miriam Lehr Doris McGowan Geraldine Patrick Mildred Reichert Page Thirty-eight Miss Vera Care Charles Reitzel Mae Rooney James Roth Joyce Sheaffer Lemar Sheaffer Lois Shellehamer Charles Smith John Smith Selma Stees Betty Swartz Doris Willow Anna Winter Richard Witman Betty Zakis GRADE Home Room Teacher Emaline Albert Robert Allen Charlotte Brenisholtz Arlene Brightbill Clementine Care Joseph Cassel Eugene Clay Miles Copenhaver Kenneth Ditty Mae Eisenberg Helen Farling Marie Fisher Charles Frysinger Helen Fulk Doris George Members Dorothy George Julia Hammond Glenn Hocker Zoe Hoover Irene Imes Reda Kinderman Margaret Kocevar June Kocher Rena Koons Virginia Long Patricia Maustellar Paul McClain Raymond McClain Lewis Mendenhall Page Thirty-nine Mr. J. Lee McConnell Paul Mendenhall Phyllis Mengel Dolores Miller Paul Miller Elizabeth Monn Foster Murphy William Murphy Robert Myers Richard Patrick Dorothy Pearl Thirzah Snover James Tyler John Welker James Willoughby George Zeigler Class Presidents Senior Class - - - Leroy Jones Junior Class - Stanley Berlin Sophomore Class Julius Kenes Freshman Class Jack Eutsler Page F orty CDRGANIZATIQNS ' The Torch Staff Adviser - - - - Mr. William E. Cobb Editor-in-Chief Thomas George Associate Editor - Sara Cassel Associate Editor - - William Gery Business Manager - Ferne Hallgren Assistant Business Manager Martha Buterbaugh Assistant Business Manager George Ebersole In representing the Class of '42 the members of the Torch Staff proudly present this edi- tion of the Torch. They wish to thank the following groups: the faculty for help and advice, the remaining members of the Class of '42 for invaluable assistance, the underclassmen for their support and encouragement, the boosters for their loyalty to Lower Paxton and all of its institutions, and the advertisers without whose financial aid this publication would not have been possible. By virtue of this cooperation of faculty, student body, and well-wishers, we feel justly proud of this Torch since no school project has ever been completely successful without the support of all three of these groups, and no project which has enjoyed this sup- port has ever failed to be successful. Page Forty-two Miss Eleanor Matthews President - Vice-Presidents Secretary Edward Achorn Harold Arnold Stanley Berlin Ted Bless Edward Boynton Bernard Coleman Arlene Deaven George Ebersole Charles Ford Mahlon Geesaman School Patrol Advisers Officers Members Thomas George Lester Gipe John Harper Carl Hooker Marian Hoke Ellen Jones Leroy Jones James Keiser Julius Kenes Mr. William Cobb Thomas George George Ebersole John Harper Arlene Deaven Anna Mae Kinderman Ralph Levin Leonard Mader Earl Mummert Francis Mummert Robert Patterson Betty Paul Duane Ressler Vernon Schell Lida Ann Swope Quiet in the halls! Get in single lines! This group has striven hard to improve the order in the halls. Through a new method of passing they have done much to bring about quiet and efficient passing between classes and between home rooms and the auditorium. Under the guidance of Miss Matthews and Mr. Cobb the members have worked hard to make Lower Paxton a better school. However, they alone would have been unable to ac- complish the tasks they set out to do, had it not been for the whole-hearted cooperation of the entire student body. Page Forty-three Adviser President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Edward Achorn Eugene Bell Stanley Berlin Ted Bless John Carnes Ernest Cedergren Hi-Y Club Officers Members Richard Devore Charles Ford Ralph Fox James Harman Earl Kline John Kulp Clean Speech, Clean Sport, Clean Habits and Clean Scholarship! Mr. Paul Hoffman Charles Ford Stanley Berlin Edward Achorn Earl Mummert Earl Mummert Gerald Patrick Vance Patrick Robert Patterson Stewart Shuman Donald Usner With the above motto, the loyal members of this group have attempted to improve Lower Paxton by virtue of the examples in manliness which the members have set for other members of the student body. The Club has sponsored the State .Bible Contest at Lower Paxton for a number of years. The Club's basketball team has competed favorably with other Hi-Y Teams in the vicinity. This organization is deeply indebted to Mr. Paul Hoff- man for his expert guidance and advice. Page F orty-four Mr. Bernard Loft President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Harold Arnold Edward Boynton John Carnes George Ebersole Lester Gipe John Harper Varsity P Club Advisers Officers Members Carl Hocker Leroy Jones James Keiser Earl Kline John Kulp Alton Magill Mr. William E. Cobb John Harper Lester Gipe - Leroy Jones - Edward Boynton William March Earl Mummert Paul Prescott Duane Ressler Ralph Stintzcum Herbert Stough Hail the Champions! The Varsity P Club, an honorary organization of the school, is composed of those boys who have participated on the varsity athletic teams of the school. The Club has a three- fold purpose: first, to promote and encourage sportsmanship and a higher standard of athlet- ics at Lower Paxtong second, to play a part in developing a better Lower Paxtong and third, to pass on to the future athletes those traditions which have made our present teams cham- pions, both on and off the field. Page Forty-five Director - Student Leader Marian Beam Eugene Bell Ernest Cedergren Donald Enders Jacqueline Foster Beethoven to Boogie Woogie! Orchestra Members Paul Geesaman William Gery Marian Hoke John Kulp Robert Patterson t Mr. Edwin Creeger Robert Patterson Grace Rebuck Betty Swartz Donald Swope Ruth Whitmoyer Betty Zakis When playing the preludes at our class plays, our orchestra gave promise of great possi- bilities. Nevertheless, they did not really come into their own until the occasion of the Spring Musical Fiesta. Here under Mr. Creeger's successful direction, they presented a repertoire, which included classical, collegiate, and modern songs, to the great delight of their audience. Page F orty-six Director Drum Maj or Maj orettes George Baker Ben Balmer Marian Beam Donald Enders Marian Fox Ardis Fry Paul Geesaman Wilma Grove Robert Harnsberger Betty Hirt Band Members Ann Hocker Jack Hobaugh Marlyn Hoover Gerald J effries John Kulp Lois Matzinger Doris McGowan Margot Moser Kenneth Nickel George Rein The Blare of Trumpets and the Roll of Drums! Mr. Edwin Creeger Robert Patterson Margot Moser Phyllis Strohm Earl Ricker Charles Schory Ray Shutt Phyllis Strohm Betty Swartz Robert Swomley Donald Swope Pauline Weaver Arden Wickenhiser Elston Wickenhiser If the blue and white clad musicians of Lower Paxton had done nothing more than instill a Fighting spirit into our championship football team, they would deserve considerable rec- ognition. However, in their own rights, they deserve recognition, not only for their pre- game and half-time entertainment at the football games, but also for the noteworthy role they played in the Spring Musical Fiesta. Congratulations are in order for the first-year efforts of their competent director, Mr. Edwin Creeger. Page Forty-seven 1 Director - Accompanists Betty Arnold Marian Beam Phyllis Brannon Virginia Brenisholtz Arlene Brightbill Clementine Care Delia Coleman Betty Coryell Diane Demmy Mae Eisenberg Gertrude Gambler Rachel Hammacher Let Music Swell the Breeze! Junior High Glee Club Members Gloria Herman Betty Hirt Eleanor Hoppe Marguerite Kelly Jane Kinderman Mary Kocevar Phyllis Lamason Miriam Lehr Lora Mabry Lois Matzinger Margot Moser Y - Mr. Edwin Creeger Ethel Poorman Margot Moser Marian Hoke Ethel Poorman Thirzah Snover Mildred Snyder Colleen Stahl Henrietta Stahle Lois Stoudt Phyllis Strohm Ruth Unangst Helen Winter Beverly Yontz Patricia Ziegler Margaret Zinn The Junior High Carolers are not to be considered merely as a training group for fu- ture members of the Senior High Glee Club. While they doubtless receive valuable train- ing which later stands them in good stead, their frequent programs under Mr. Creeger's com- petent tutelage gives them the power to claim that they are first-rate entertainers in their own right. Page F orty-eight Jeanne Alexandre l a Director - Accompanist - Assistants Eugene Bell Ftanley Berlin J ohn Carnes Jeanne Daniel Richard Devore Virginia Eutsler Betty Farling Charles Ford Jacqueline Foster Harry Frysinger Louise Gassert Mahlon Geesaman Paul Geesaman Laura Gingrich Ruth Harman Senior High Glee Club Members John Harper Ellen Jones Anna Mae Kinderman Edward King Earl Kline John Kulp Mary Lehman Betty Lenker Eleanor Mader Virginia McGee Gerald Patrick Peggy Patterson Robert Patterson Beverly Reams Grace Rebuck Lois Rebuck Duane Ressler There's Music in the Air! Mr. Edwin Creeger - Marian Hoke Margot Moser Ethel Poorman Betty Ross Eva Mae Sassaman Norma Schory Steward Shuman Betty Lou Sherwin Ralph Stintzcum Rita Swisher Donald Swope Lida Ann Swope Dorothy Weaver Leonard Weaver Ruth Whitmoyer Glenn Yingst Betty Yontz Evelyn Zeigler Dorothy Zimmerman As in the past this group has proven themselves to be the favorite entertainers of the school. Not only as a group, but also as soloists, trios, and quartettes, they have supplemented many assembly and P. T. A. programs. Much of their distinction is due to the efforts of their director, Mr. Creeger, in creating new and diversified programs. Page F orty-nine M .,m--W l Adviser Miss Shirley Lengel Cheerleaders Jeanne Alexandre Peggy Patterson Ted Bless Thelma Pechart Hilda Enk Grace Rebuck Charles Ford Betty Lou Sherwin Marian Hoke Joanne Strohm Eleanor Mader Dorothy Zimmerman Flag Beurers Jacqueline Foster Beverly Reams Grace Harman Betty Tress Majorettes Margot Moser Phyllis Strohm Fight! Blue and White! Fight! No team has been able to win championships without the encouragement of its loyal sup- porters. Through the medium of these cheerleaders our supporters were able to inspire our teams to the greatest heights. No small part of the credit for this year of championships is due to these cheerleaders and their efficient directress, Miss Shirley Lengel. Page Fifty SPCDRTS Qivf Coach Co-Captains Athletic Director Manager - Assistant Manager Charles Allen Harold Arnold Stanley Berlin Eddie Boynton Freddie Corl Edward Daihl Dick Devore George Ebersole Richard Eldridge Jack Eutsler Lester Gipe Football Members of the Team James Harman John Harper Carl Hooker John Horstick Leroy Jones James Keiser Earl Kline John Kulp Ralph Levin Alton Magill K - Mr. Richard Gracey John Harper, Harold Arnold Mr. William Cobb John Carnes - William Gery William March Frank Metzler Earl Mummert Paul O'Nea1 Paul Prescott Duane Ressler Vernon Schell Donald Stoner Herbert Stough Donald Swope Leonard Weaver The 1941 season saw Lower Paxton's team achieving its finest football record. By win- ning six and tying one of its seven games, the team won the Class B Title in the Lower Sus- quehanna Football Conference and the championship in the Lower Dauphin Conference. Only in the first contest were our opponents able to cross the Lower Paxton goal line. Much credit for this splendid season goes to our new and very able coach, Richard Gracey. Page Fifty-two Camp Hill-Trailing 7-6 at half time, Lower Paxton came back in the second half with the old Paxton fight. A fourth period pass from Jones to Gipe scored the winning goal. Score 13-7. Juniata Joint-With two touchdowns in the first quarter, it was Lower Paxton all the way. Victory was costly as Herbie Stough suffered a knee injury. Score 27-0. Lemoyne-This game found Lower Paxton threatening four times and Lemoyne twice, but both teams lacked the scoring punch. Score 0-0. Biglerville--Seeking revenge for last year's defeat, the Rangers found the mud no ob- stacle in overpowering the Canners. Three touchdowns in the first period followed by three later ones gave the Rangers the game. Score 40-0. Hummelstown-In a well-played, hard-fought contest, Lower Paxton carried too many guns for the Hummelstown squad. In the first quarter the Bulldogs moved on short accu- rate passes, but Paxton Power scored twice in the second quarter and once in the third to clinch the game. Score 19-0. Highspirc?Scoring, almost at will, the Rangers overpowered a light, inexperienced Highspire eleven. J ones' 70-yard touchdown run at the beginning of the second half high- lighted the game. Score 45-0. Susquehanna-The great day arrived and the Rangers met their rivals. For one period the Indians were able to check Paxton, but in the second quarter the Rangers would not be denied. The second half saw the Rangers continually growing stronger and adding three more touchdowns to their total. Capt. Harper, Gipe, Jones, March, Boynton, Hocker, Eber- sole, Kulp, and Kline may well be proud of their last game for the Blue and White. Score 26-0. Page Fifty-three 4. ,Yu Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach ---- Mr. William Cobb Captain - Leroy Jones Manager - George Ebersole Members of the Team Eddie Achorn Harold Arnold Lester Gipe John Harper Carl Hocker Leroy Jones Earl Kline Alton Magill Earl Mummert Duane Ressler Op. L. P. Op Camp Hill 27 30 Susquehanna - 28 Annville - 30 29 Faculty - - 25 New Cumberland 26 39 New Cumberland 25 Susquehanna 33 62 Higspire - - 29 Alumni - 18 41 Hummelstown - 18 Highspire - 22 39 Susquehanna 34 I-Iummelstown 16 48 Central Penn 19 Marysville - 20 51 Highspire - 30 Susquehanna 39 46 Camp Hill - 41 Marysville - 18 38 Annville - 48 Highspire - 15 40 Hummelstown - 30 Hummelstown 18 15 Myerstown - - 34 Maintaining their winning ways the Rangers gained the Lower Dauphin League Crown for the second consecutive year. In so doing they became the first team in the League's his- tory to win all twelve league games. A large part of the credit for the successful season be- longs to Captain Jones, who led the league in scoring, with an average of better than 19 points per game. Page Fifty-four l Coach Captain Manager Charles Allen Stanley Berlin Eddie Conley Jack Eutsler Richard Eldridge Boys' Junior Varsity A Basketball Members of the Team James Harman Gerald Jeffries James Keiser Ralph Levin Frank Metzler Camp Hill - New Cumberland Hummelstown Marysville Susquehanna Marysville - Susquehanna Hummelstown Susquehanna New Cumberland Penbrook - Camp Hill - Penbrook - Robert Miller Basketball Record Mr. Bernard I. Loft - James Keiser William Gery Francis Mummert Paul Prescott Arthur Shope Robert Shope Paul Zimmerman Opponent 31 23 8 22 28 15 21 14 28 20 17 39 - 20 By turning in a succesful season for their new coach, Mr. Loft, the Jay-Vees have as- sured us that the gaps left in the Varsity ranks by the graduation of such stalwarts as Jones, Gipe, Harper and Hocker, will be capably filled, and that the Lower Paxton boys will be in the Lower Dauphin race to keep the champions' crown for a third consecutive season. Page Fifty-five ,r Coach Captain Managers Eleanor Allen Geraldine Carpenter Arlene Deaven Laura Gingrich Lower Paxton 18 Annville 12 Susquehanna 19 Alumni 7 Highspire 1 7 Hummelstown 8 Susquehanna 13 Highspire 12 Hurnmelstown 11 Susquehanna 19 Highspire 17 Humrnelstown 20 Susquehanna 17 Central Penn 20 Highspire 23 Annville 11 Hummelstown Girls' Basketball Mrs. Janet Grater Sturzebecker - Virginia Moschetti - Margaret Patrick, Martha Buterbaugh Members of the Team Ellen Jones Blanche Kline Eleanor Mader Virginia Moschetti Basketball Record Peggy Patterson Pauline Stahle Betty Lou Sherwin Joanne Strohm Opponent 39 37 14 25 34 w 29 22 33 so is 23 35 13 35 - - - 28 23 While our girls did not take first place in the league in regard to wins and losses, never- theless, they did exhibit a spirit and courage unsurpassed by any of their opponents. Praise and credit is due to Captain Moschetti and herthree Senior teammates, Allen, Carpenter, and Deaven, in the aid they gave their able coach, Mrs. Sturzebacker in developing the newcom- ers of the squad, who appear to have the makings of future champions. Page Fifty-sis: lilllrll -JJ N Coach Manager Dorothy Balsley Diane Demmy Ardis Fry Donna Marie Garver Wilma Grove Vivian Hershey Lower Paxton Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Members of the Team Gloria Herman Ann Hocker Jane Kinderman Faye Kline Lois Matzinger Thelma Miller Basketball Record A 4 Susquehanna 12 Susquehanna - - - 13 Susquehanna - - - 18 Penbrook Junior High School Miss Mildred Wertz Ruth Whitmoyer Mary Shartzer Henrietta Stahle Lois Stoudt Phyllis Strohm Beatrice Yeakle Helen Zuna Opponent 22 27 5 21 With a short season and high hopes, our future champions had their first taste of inter- scholastic competition. Fundamentals of the sport were learned and should prove valuable to these starlets when they later earn the cove ted right to participate as varsity performers. Miss Wertz is to be complimented for her aid to future Lower Paxton teams. Page F ifty-seven , 1 Coach Captain Manager Assistant Manager Harold Arnold Stanley Berlin John Carnes Richard Devore George Ebersole Thomas George April 28 May 1 5 8 12 15 Highspire Hummelstown Susquehanna Highspire Hiunmelstown Susquehanna Baseball Members of the Team Lester Gipe Carl Hocker Leroy Jones Earl Kline Alton Magill William March 1942 Schedule J 3 .-Q Mr. Bernard I. Loft - Lester Gipe Paul Thompson - John Farling Frank Metzler William Pace Paul Prescott Arthur Shope Ralph Stintzcum Stewart Shuman Home Home Away Away Away Home With such veterans as Captain Lester Gipe, Buck Jones, Tom George, Johnny Carnes, Speed Ebersole, Cy Hocker, Casey Stintzcum and Howdy Arnold, the pros- pects seem bright for the Rangers to continue their drive toward a championship in baseball in the same fashion in which they won championships in football and basketball. They will be aided in their efforts by the expert instruction of the new coach, Mr. Loft. Page Fifty-eight r A A Qi my 1 Amt: gm Gipe, Ebersole, March, Harper The Rangers go back to get three more touchdowns against the Indians Jones, Kulp, Kline, Hooker Page F ifty-nine Jones, Allen, Moschetti, Hooker Lower Paxton downs Susquehanna for the fourth time Gipe, Deaven, Carpenter, Harper Page Sixty HALL of HCDNGR Leroy Jones, Class President for four years. Sara Cassel, Outstanding Student in Academic Department. Arlene Deaven, Oustanding Student in Commercial Department Thomas George, Editor of the Torch. John Harper, President of Varsity P Club. Marthalynn Rietz, State Champion Salesgirl in Magazine Contest Ferne Hallgren, Business Manager of The Torch Charles Ford, President of the Hi-Y Club. Page Sixty-two i l . Q 6 S 1 , z . Robert Patterson, Band Leader. Eleanor Allen, Outstanding Actress Ted Bless, Outstanding Actor Lois Rebuck, Talented Vocalist William Gery, School Printer. JoAnn Harsha, Fastest Shorthand Student. Anna Mae Kinderman, Foremost Typing Student Mahlon Geesaman, Wood -working Specialist. Page Sixty-three Edward Boynton, All Conference Guard. Leroy Jones, Leading Scorer in Lower Dauphin League for two years. Virginia Moschetti, Stellar Girl Athlete. Lester Gipe, Captain of the Baseball Team. Robert Roth, School Artist. Thomas George, Captain of the School Patrol. George Ebersole, Sports Manager. William March, School Sign Maker. Page Sixty-four ME M0 RIES Q90 x,wSS XSL i , i E Mr. Richard Gracey As a teacher and a coach, Mr. Richard Gracey in- stilled in our teams not only the ability to play football and basketball in the championship manner but also to conduct themselves in a manner befitting champions and gentlemen. In order that these lessons may remain with us during Mr. Gracey's sojourn with the Air Corps of the United States Army, we set aside this page for Richard Graceyg teacher, coach and gentleman. Page Sixty-six Mr. Paul Hoffman As a teacher and as a willing aide for many of our class projects, Mr. Paul Hoffman aided us greatly not only by virtue of his knowledge but also by his example as a friend ever ready to help. Lest this example of service fade from our memories while Mr. Hoffman is serving in the armed forces of the United States of America, we set aside this page for Paul Hoifmang teacher and friend. Page Sixty-seven On this page the class of 1942 wishes to pay tribute to those graduates of Lower Paxton High School who are now serving in the Armed Forces of the United States of America This list includes: Russel Arnold - Richard Bell - Glen Gibney Bostdorf - John Brooke Care Paul Carpenter - Russell Napoleon Cassel Ernest Melvin Clay - John W. Coble - Clarence M. Ditlow, Jr. Harold Ditlow - Walter Eugene Drawbaugh Richard E. Ebersole John Lloyd Gambler - Robert Hamaker - Edwin Harman - Joseph H. Harman, Jr. Carrol Cromer Heatwole David Edward Hepford Samuel Freeman Hepford Ralph Kenneth Hocker Joseph Leroy Hoerner Thomas H. Lane - Paul Gideon Lenker - Leroy Andrew McClure Jay Miller - - Ray Elwood Miller Joseph Anthony Moschetti Walter John Nickle . Ira Hoover Page - Bruce Albert Peeling Frank Reber Pittman - Harry Pittman - Charles Emanuel Ross Robert Lerue Rupp Glen William Stockdale Emory Ewing Stouifer William Elias Stouffer Paul Roy Swonger William Martin Tyson James Boyd Watson Leroy R. Wickenhiser Page Sixty-eight Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class of 1937 of 1937 of 1935 of 1932 of 1937 of 1929 of 1934 of 1938 of 1936 of 1936 of 1938 of 1938 of 1938 of 1937 of 1937 of 1937 of 1932 of 1933 of 1935 of 1935 of 1933 of 1937 of 1930 of 1936 of 1937 of 1932 of 1938 of 1940 of 1933 of 1934 of 1929 of 1923 of 1940 of 1937 of 1936 of 1935 of 1934 of 1939 of 1933 of 1939 of 1938 Class History In September 1938, we gathered around the sacred portals of Lower Paxton to begin our four year high school career. We were quite a large family, seventy-four to be exact, but in spite of this fact we were able to cooperate and get along well together. During our Freshman year we organized our class. Though we did not sponsor a class project, we were a definite asset to our school. From our Freshman Class came the manager of our Boys' Basketball Team, two members of the Orchestra, eight members of the Football Team, six members of the Girls' Hockey Team, four members of the Debating Team, two members of the School Trio, and thirteen members of the Band. With the closing of our Freshman Year we looked forward to our Second Year of cherished high school life. In the fall of 1939 we returned, with perhaps, a little more enthusiasm than the year before. We were Sophomores! We presented our first class project which was, The Ritz Trumpeteersf' This year we made additions to the activities in which we participated during our Fresh- man Year. From our Sophomore Class came the editor-in-chief of the Ranger, our school paperg four members of the Patrol, six members of the Varsity P Club, six members of the Baseball Team, fifteen members of the Senior High Glee Club, also four members of the Boys' Varsity Basketball Team, as well as the manager. With the ending of this year we reached the half-way mark of our high school careers. With the coming of September 1940, we once again, returned to Lower Paxton, this time to begin the last half of our high school life. This year we were Juniors and were proud of our title. We presented two projects this year. The first, The Ambassador Quartet, composed of singers and bell ringers. The second project for this year was our Junior Class Play en- titled Aunt Letty's Niece. This was the first time our class had a chance to display its actors and actresses, and judging from the hu.ge success of the play, you may rest assured they rank among the best. The Juniors were also heard from in the magazine campaign and, though we did not win first place, we did achieve second. As Juniors, we were proud to say that the leading scorer of the basketball league was a member of our class. At the close of this year each one of us looked forward to the coming Fall. When the leaves began to turn in the Fall of 1941, we returned to our Alma Mater for the last time. At last, we had achieved the cherished rank, Seniors! Our number, however, had dwindled from seventy-four in our Freshman year, to fifty- six this year. Despite this decrease of membership, we were the largest class to graduate from Lower Paxton. 1 During this year we won first place in our magazine campaign, with the state champion sales girl in our class. Our Senior Play, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, was, by no means, a small success and was presented two nights. During the course of the year our class sponsored two socials: a Football Party and a Basketball Party. These were held in the American Legion Hall at Linglestown. Every Wednesday and Friday we fed the hungry student body and faculty with hot dogs. This year our class again felt proud to again have in its midst the leading scorer of the Basketball League. This person also set up a new record for individual scoring in the Lea- gue. With our school days drawing to a close, we will soon be obliged to part, and will no longer be able to work together as a group. However, individuals, who have shown such splendid abilities, are bound to find their place along life's pathway. And now, in parting, we wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the faculty and Alma Mater that We shall always cherish. Page Sixty-nine Snap Page Seventy YM1z fl' if ,, I' Shots Page Seventy-one Custodians and Bus Drivers Custodiuns Mr. Wilson George Mr. Clarence Kepler Bus Drivers Mr. Paul Eyster Mr. J. C. Williamson r. Irvin Mengel Mr. J . 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Fire, Lightning and Storm Insurance Compliments of Manada Hill Markets F. P. Bacastow, Manager Page Eighty-two 1 -. .- 1 inninw..-iuiriiru 111.1 1mi1uu..uu.-un.-ml- ..-.......-...-...-.........5- .Quai ,i,-u--.un .....q. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l- .. .- - - - - -....-..4- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- BOOSTERS Thomas George Mr. 8z Mrs. Thomas George Mr. 8z Mrs. Germer Mr. 8z Mrs. Giambastian Mr. 8z Mrs. C. Curtis Gipe Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Eugene Gipe Miss Geraldine Goss Mr. 8z Mrs. Andrew J. Green Henry Groff Edward Grubb Mr. 8: Mrs. George Grubb Helen Grubb Mr. 8z Mrs. Dick Guldemond Mr. 8z Mrs. Ralph Guyer, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. I. E. Hain Violet and John Hull Ferne Hallgren Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Hallgren Mr. 8z Mrs. J. R. Hamaker BOOSTERS Private Robert L. Hamaker Archie M. Hammacher, Jr. Mrs. Mary Hammacher Miss Clara I. Harman James Harman Sergeant J. E. Harman Bobby Harnesberger Harry, the Bus Driver Mr. :Sz Mrs. B. D. Harsha Virginia Harsha Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Hartzell Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde E. Herr Vivian Hershey Miss Vada B. Hoch Ann Hocker June Hocker Ralph K. Hocker Mr. P. A. Hoffman Grace Hoerner niglinninninpirpilillni - 1 1 4..-....-..n...n..-...-...-....-.........-..-....-...-....-....-...-......,.,.-...- - - l INSURANCE . . . Rates on Brick Homes are lower . . . upkeep is lower insist on Brick Harrisburg I . j Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp 5 Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps elnu1nn1nn1nn 1111 1i.11,, ,,1ii 1 A. Compliments of The Downtown Garage Park Inside When in Town Fourth and Chestnut Streets Harrisburg, Pa. King's Colonial Roadside Market Fancy Fruits l lI0 'i11111 1 1 1111 lui n-nninu-nn1um1q ,WL Page Eighty-three J BOOSTERS Mr. 8z Mrs. C. L. Hoke Mary A. Hoke Mr. 81: Mrs. Robert Holbert Tommy Hoover Leola Houck Mr. Sz Mrs. C. J effries, Sr. Mr. 81: Mrs. C. M. Jeffries H. Lee J elfries Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Johnson Cleo Johnson Mr. 8: Mrs. E. L. Johnson Mr. 8x Mrs. Thomas Johnson Marvin Jones Mr. BL Mrs. Irvin Jung Mrs. James G. Keen Almeda Keiser Miss Grace Keiser Jimmy 8z Bubbles Kepler George Kerstetter n-111111111.111111 1 1 1 1 1 111111111111111111.-.11111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Coble's Dairy, Inc. Milk - Cream - Buttermilk From Tubercular Inspected Herds Hallgren Bros., Proprietors 1111111111111 1 1 1 1 111111111111111..11111,111111111111111111.-11111111.11111111111 1 1 1 1 n1np1un1111111111111111.-111111111 Insure Your F uture With, a Course at Central Penn Thorough Courses Competent Teachers Modern Equipment Central Pennsylvania Business College 323 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. 1111111111111-111111111111..-111 .1,11111111.-11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111 1 -11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Rose and Jacob Stein To the Class of l 942 L---. ----------------------- it Page Eighty-four BOOSTERS Mr. 8x Mrs. C. Kinderman Jane Kinderman Karlene Kinderman Reda Kinderman A. Stanley Kline Blanche Kline Earl H. Kline James Koch Vera Koch Mr. Harry R. Kocher June Kocher George Koons Mr. John Koons Rena Koons Paul Kreiser Mr. John Kulp Mrs. J olm Kulp John Kulp, Jr. Mr. 8z Mrs. H. L. Lambert .1W-.m,1un gt. ----1------------------ m-un-Inq, ' I SERVICE . . . We are ready to Serve you . . . One hundred to one million quick No priority on Brick Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp. nn-gl.-gg1u.-all-.1-1.1.- 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 I nf- -5--- .1.I.,iu111-.1111-111111111.-1-.1-..,..1..,1qu1. Enjoy . . . Hershey's Ice Cream The Original Packaged Bulk Ice Cream Millions of Consumers Make Possible This Greater Hershey Value g-.m.1ni111111111111-1.111-.11-.1u..1l,n1q,li. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -1- - 1 1 1 -lm-.ml-.'.1.,.,1 1,.,,..,.u-. .. 1 ,ln-M1 .. 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,,,,,.? Penbrook Hauling Co. Roy M. Albright Coal and Drayage Phone 5-5513 R. D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. ,iw-I... -------- M-II-Im-II-.-.-I..-.I-.I-I...-In ------ .-..-..-...- Page Eighty-five I I I I I I I I I I I L L L -1- Tu L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L -1-L Quinn--nu L L L L L L Q L 1 L L 1.11. .111-.gp-.M 1 u1m.1r,..1m41 1 1 1 1 1 1rrur1....1nn1urr1.u1lu1..l.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1, Squire .1.p1gl.-441 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Ca res Mom Puppy Whiskers Compliments of NugIe's Store 21 Years of Service Phone 3-9554 Paxtonia, P n1gu1ll-.11-.1111111111111111 - - - -....-....--4. 3. Lenkerbrook Fu rm Dairy Grade A Raw Milk Pasteurized Milk Direct from Farm R. D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. I .ip-HI-III ---------- --'----- ' - Page Eighty-six BOOSTERS Dorothy Launse Mr. 8a Mrs. Ross Launse Mr. 8x Mrs. C. B. Loy Mr. 8x Mrs. F. K. Leedy Mary Jane Lego Mr. 8: Mrs. Nolan Lego Nolan R. Lego, Jr. Mr. 8a Mrs. R. S. Lehman Shirley Lengel Mr. 8z Mrs. Isaiah Lenker James R. Lester Mr. 8z Mrs. Giles Light Edith Lightner Mr. 85 Mrs. L. H. Lingle Mr. 81: Mrs. C. T. Long Edith M. Long Raymond Long Mr. Merle E. Longenecker Linda E. Mack BOOSTERS Mr. Frank Magaro Mr. Alton Magill Eleanor B. Matthews Mr. 8: Mrs. E. P. McBreen Mr. Robert A. McCahon Mrs. Leroy McClure J. Lee McConnell Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles McCoy Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald McGee Miss Dorothy McGee Miss Virginia McGee Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip McNeal Mr. 8: Mrs. L. E. Mendenhall Mr. 8: Mrs. Irvin Mengel William Messersmith Mr. 8: Mrs. F. A. Metzler Mr. Frank Metzler Mike and Mrs. Dolores Miller Qn1nu1un 111-- ------------ limi? llll Tl! liTTTlTTT 'Ill illl + lilll?Hn7n'l-i llll T llll Tiki lll' WUIIT W W T F 5 'T i I Compliments of I : I Fleck P. Mixeu Q Fresh and smoked Meats Linglestown, Pa. Phone 2-6927 M- -i-- --1 - - ---- ------- ---- - -L in- --., - - V- l--- - ---. - ---. -H---u---r---.------Q Ralph M. Fox Colonial Park, Pa., Phone 3-8858 General Contractor Dictators Destroy Democracies Build Let's Keep Building ..,1l...1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...,1,.,,1.,,.1....,1ml1.m.1mr1mr1l.1 1 1.,1.ru1nn1.q1uq1,.,.1. There is a drop of bitter in every sweet, therefore be not discouraged with your first job. Nevin W. Moyer '!' 4- I Q I Penn Chateau 3 I Compliments of 380 Walnut St., Progress, Pa. S Luncheonette Fountain Service Magazines and Sunday Papers I Robert E. Buck - Justice of Peace Gas and Oil ffsewice With a Smilev West Hanover Township Daniel Boone - Phone 3-9969 E -i--'----- - - --w-w--r-'-H---'-Hi- - '- - - - P 'i- - - ' ---- - - - '- - -' Page Eighty-seven 1 1 1 1m.14m1 1m1 11.11 1 r1nn1un1un1m11m41nn1r 1 1 :lun-1ln:lu 11i11-11 uu1unl!l ,!.,1W1..,,,1,,., 1,111 1 1 .. 1,,,, 1 i I L Compliments of Wardrs Diner i i o I n a 5 ' Smith s Service Station South Cameron Street - i i Linglestown, Pa. l Harrisburg, Pa. 3 i Tlllil illilili lllllllflltllli alll-illllillli l T i l T' i 1- i' ll'- 11.1.11 1 1 1 1q1..111411.1I1nn1nn1m,1ml1,,.1nl1m..- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14.1. Hain Bros. Garage Hainton, R. D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. General Repair Work We get you anywherei' Atlantic Lubrication U. S. Route 22 24-Hour Tow Service Phone 3-0838 You Break 'Em-We F 'ix 'Emv 1lq1 1 1 1 1 1u1I,1..1gg14.g1,44-nu1W1un-.q1m,1...u1.m1mr1 1 1 1 1...,1..u1...,1. qg.1.m1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 -..m1mr.1un1.,11..1,.u1..n1,...1.,..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1... Warren J. Snyder Funeral Home 3837 Jonestown Road Progress, Pa. Phone, Harrisburg 4-6917 u.-i--it --------- H---T T----- -.-. ------ - - ... - ' I Compliments of Sl'eVe'S BClI'b6l' Dr. Hoemer Two Barbers, No Waiting 2818 Walnut Street Penbrook, Pa. Penbrook, Pa. ....-..-..-..-r.-.-..- - -----M-.--.i im- .,.i -..- - - - - - - - - -..-. Page Eighty-eight 1ml1m.1ml1ml1mr1.m1.m1.m1.m1.m1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1.u1. BOOSTERS Harvey F. Miller Pauline Miller Mr. 8a Mrs. Ray Miller Robert J. Miller Mr. H. H. Mitchell, Sr. Henry Mitchell, Jr. Janet Morris Lew Morris Mr. 8: Mrs. A. P. Moser Margot Moser Mr. Fred Motter Mr. 84: Mrs. Nevin Moyer Miss Dorothy Mummert Earl Mummert Francis R. Mummert Frederick J. Mummert Marie Ann Mummert Mr. 8z Mrs. Sam'l Mummert Mr. 8z Mrs. W. Mummert BOOSTERS Nancy Lee Nagle Mr. James Newpher Mr. 8z Mrs. D. M. Nissley Jane Nissley Mrs. Ray Overholser Esther Oxenford Mr. 8z Mrs. Edward Page Miss Betty Patrick Mr. 8a Mrs. Daniel Patrick Daniel R. Patrick, Jr. Gerald S. Patrick Margaret Patrick W. Floyd Peiffer, Jr. Pennway Bakeries Lillie R. Pittman Mrs. Helen Pletz Jean C. Plouse Mr. 8a Mrs. L. S. Plouse Richard S. Plouse lllIlI'1llll TTTilTlTT? llll 1 ll? +l1ilVl1 llll 1 llll 1 llll 1 llll 1 llll 1 lll' 1 llll 1 ll'l 1 llil 1l'N1l'n1l'T l 5 The Store of Youth T The Store of Fashion Webb 8, Wolfe The Store of Moderate Prices l l . . l Q 1 l Quality Sporting Goods i l Q E I . ' Fashions for Harrisburg, PH- Misses, Women and Children i Third and Market Streets Harrisburg, Pa. 2 1- .... - .... ......... . - .... -.i ,,.- .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... -3 1 1 1 1 'I 1 I'I' 1 1II' 1 'III 1011 IIII 1 lI'I 1 Ifvl -- Ifll 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 rlrl 1 Illl 1 Inll 1- llll 1 llll 1 III1 1 lvll 1 :lun 1 1n1uu1uu?' American Coat and Apron Supply Co. George S. Zakis l C heaper to Rent-Why Buy? ' Phone 3-7237 T 1354 Howard Street Harrisburg, Pa. F '1 1 ---- -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1----1--- - vw Il-nic 1 l ' 1111i ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l' 1 III' 1 IIII 1 IIII 1111 I 11111:-uni? Walter, Nissley and Walter, Inc. Landscape Contractors and Nurserymen Box 773, Harrisburg, Pa. Nursery and Office: Route 543, Progress to Paxtang Phone 3-3889 5 -g---W- .-.- ----- ---- - - ---- - ---g 4-'-- -'-' 1'1 -'-- - '--- ----- ---- - - - ---- -------I.--I-I----g l 5 l 1 - Compliments of l Johnson s Fish Market Q i - , l lThe Stump Funeral Homel 1933 Wood street 1 1 Haffisbufg, Pa- Humrnelstown, Pa. Phone i 5 Phone i l . l 2 l -i-H- 'II' --- ----- ---- ' '-- - l -i- - - - - -' ------ - Page Eighty-nine 1.1un.-H..-nu-.uniniriuin1ru 1nn-rm.- u1.m1n W. Floyd Peiffer Linglestown, Penna. Complete Landscaping Rock Gardens and Top Soil Perennials and Evergreens Phone 5-5290 fr I I I I I I I I I I -....-....-I..-....-.,..-....-...-...-....-....-....-...-ng. 1un1nn1nu1un-. 1 1 1 1 lnulr-.nulnu C. Earl Whitmoyer Heating Contractor Harrisburg, Pa. 1.4,-1.-.1.u.-.,,,,1i..1.111......11.11-11111-,.-,,,,i, ...un... 1 1.11.-uri-l-ll--1.1.1. .- .. -Ii-i1nu1nu Compliments 1lFl1uu-u 1111111111 ilil 1 im!! . I 1 Groceries - Meats i I i I Gingrich's Store I Linglestown, Pa. I 1 I Buy Where Prices Are Lowervg 7 I I..-... ......-.. l.r. - .,,. H ..--.I 1 Illl lik ll1i1i111ili llll Ui Ulf I I I I I I I I I I -l- -'-H- '-'- - --'- -1- ----- ---- - .... - ...-g- l I I I I I 2 Colonial Park Cash Store l 5 Mrs. F. B. Daniel Colonial Park, Pa. ,- ,,,, 1 ,1111 .- 1- 1m1 inin 1 rnnu 1 unuu 1 uvuu -un--uni uini 1111i 1 1 1 i,,,,iImi.3. 1ll-1Il-llliillll '-' '-Wim '- '. 'i 'i 1 1 1 1 -I'H1IIvv-nn-u , I I FUWIJEI' S GGTCIQE See this agency today I Genera' Auto Repairs I for full details on the S . I . ' I C h A t . b'1 f Parts and Supplies ompre ens1ve u omo ie I Insurance Policy. I Phone 3-9985 , I Jonestown, Road TCITGTIGS McCoy, AgentI Save with United Hi-Test Gas Colonial Park: Pa- ' E 'i '1 1 i '1 1 i '+ 1 1 ,' 'i 1 1 1 '- IIII 1ll1'1ll1Hl1un1-un-:uu1uaLo Page Ninety BOOSTERS Robert H. Plouse Ethel Poorman Mr. Sz Mrs. Poorman Miss Irene Posick Bill Potteiger Pete Prescott Mr. 8x Mrs. Samuel Prescott Miss Pauline Preston Mr. 8z Mrs. J. F. Price Miss Mary Price I Mrs. J. B. Proctor Mr. 8z Mrs. Chas. Rabuck Mr. John Rabuck Henry R. Rankin Mr. :Sz Mrs. C. W. Rauch Beverly Reams Miss Grace Rebuck Lois Rebuck Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Rebuck BCOSTERS Mr. 8a Mrs. Ray Reitz Mr. 85 Mrs. Earl Ricker Earl W. Ricker, Jr. Leroy J. Ricker, Jr. Ralph Rode Mrs. Mildred Ruder Mr. 8z Mrs. C. M. Sassaman Eva Mae Sassaman Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Sassaman Ethel Scheirer Mr. Carl Schlusser Mr. Phillips Brooks Scott Mrs. Phillips Brooks Scott Mr. 8a Mrs. Charles Seibert Mr. 8z Mrs. Frank Sersch William C. Sersch Marlin Shadel Mr. 8x Mrs. Francis Shaffer Wava Sheaffer -.mg nge...-mf l l It Pays to Shop at Bowser's Furniture Store On the Square l 6 Hummelstown, Pa. l l 1570577 T llll T'lllillil'liT'l'l'i'l'i llll 'illllmlilllli iii!!! H. R. Stees You wll find much pleasure in skating at the Rainbow Roller Rink Miles West of Harrisburg on Carlisle Pike Cleaning and Dyeing There's a Difference Odorless Cleaning - We Call and Deliver Bell 2-0337 Plant-2805 Bank St Penbrook, Pa. ,,1l,,-. ... .. 1 1 ...fu-.un1.n11:nr1rnrr1nn1nn1rru1nu.1lp1 1 1 1 1 1 ... .Q 1 1 in .-...,1m,1nn- 1 1 1 1 1 1 in Lane Linoleum Company Improve with Lane Laid Linoleum Phones: Harrisburg, 3-3995 - Marysville, 26-R-4 32 South Fourth Street ---- Harrisburg, Pa ,-,,,,. .,., -.,,- - ..,. ......- .... - .... .. .... - -....- .... ...ago 4........... - - ..- .... - .... -...-....-....- - -...... l l E. B. Smith l E. Z. Etter I 2 ' I Hardware Kellogg's Foods DuPont Paint and Varnish l - A Specialty Coleman Products i E 5 l 22 E' Main Street 5 T 281 W. Main Street l : l ,i,m1un1 1uq1uu1un1uu1nu-- arnr 1uu:uu1uu-41111150 ,ini rlrl 1 1m1- rrll 1 llln 1nu1uu1nu1nu1nu1rnl1qrr Page Ninety-one -----------....-..fg. Compliments of Hetrick's Bakery Hummelstown, Pa. 'l, '- - - - - - -H -' -' - - - I I Q Hauer's l 4' Shoes, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, Dry Goods, 3 Hosiery, Variety Dept., and I . f Candies, Etc. l Center Square Hummelstown, Pa. l -1- iiu1uu1uu1uu1mi1uu1uu.1nu1nu1uu1m.1m.1rm1 Leo Brothers' Dairy Producers and Distributors Rutherford, Pa. Phone 4-2948 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n1nu1uu1uu1uu1uu1 Al-ways Reliablen '- ' J i 1 -----....,-,. ,,-,,,,,,,,, H-1 H Men's - Boys Harrisburg Students Pennsylvania 1....1nu1,,..1r-u1u1 1 1 1 1 1..1,,,, 1uu1uu1 11111111111.1,...1.+ ...,1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1... 1 1 1 1 1....1....1....1..,.1....1....1....1...g. 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 I' 1 v'II 1 'II1 1 1 Ill' 1II'l!' Own-uu1 Illv 1 uvui 1 ivii 1 iuii 1 iuiv 1 uvnu 1 nwn' 1 nfnv 1 nivi 1vm1m.1m Compliments of Harry Wagner - z Quality Nu Maru I Home Dressed Meats Hardware Stores ' Sugar Cured Smoked Meats i Q d Everything in Hardware l an. . ' Q Quality Groceries, Fresh Fruit Phone 2-0966 Phone 246 Hershey, Pa. - - -- ---- - -'-- - ---- - ---- - ---- --- - - - ---- --fr -i-u--- ---- - ---- - ---- -M---- - ---- - ---- - --.- - ---- -------f-----1. Page Ninety-two BOOSTERS Betty Lou Sherwin Mr. dz Mrs. Eugene Sherwin Mr. 8z Mrs. Amof: Shutt Bill Baldy Shutt Gerald Shutt Ray A. Shutt Mr. 8z Mrs. Stephen Shutt Mr. 8z Mrs. John Simmons Mr. John Simmons, Jr. Sara M. Slack Mrs. R. M. Smiley Jane Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. Jeremiah Smith Marvin Smith Wayne Smith Arlene Snyder Mrs. E. L. Snyder Mr. 8z Mrs. J. H. Snyder Miss Sarah Snyder BOOSTERS Mrs. Harold B. Solly Edward Soizh, Jr. uspeedn Y Mr. 8z Mrs. H. Stahle, J Miss Alfarata Stamets Robert Stoudt Herbert Stough Mr. Paul Stough Joanne Strohrn Phyllis Strohm Russell F. Swartz, Jr. Robert D. Swavely Lida Ann. Swope KKTexH Marjorie Tiffany Mr. 8: Mrs. M. O. Tiffany Van H. Tiffany HTiny77 Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Towle 1111111im1.nn11n11m11un1111.1111111111111 n111111111111111 11111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111un..11111m1..1m1nn111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of A. M. Reams Service Station 18th and Derry Streets Harrisburg, Pa. Phone 3-9636 11111111.1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111-.m11im1m111m1uu1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111,111.111i111n1111111111.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 C omplime nts Of Army 81 Navy Store 11111111 1 1 1 1 1 11111111111im1un1un..11m-ui:-1111111111u1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J. E. Shenk 81 Son Frigidaire, Radio, Stoves Bendix Home Laundry, Washers Home Furnishings and Floor Coverings RCA, Victor, Bluebird, Okeh, Columbia Records 2900 Herr Street - Phone 4-4977 Penbrook, Pa 1nn111111n111m11111111111-.11111111 1 1 1111111111111,11111111111-11111 Compliments Of A Friend 111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111n11.uii..-111111111111-1111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W. F. Keiser 81 Co. Mason Contractors Colonial Park Phone 5-5311 Page N inety-three ,.1qn1pp1 1mi1un1um1nu1 1 1 1 n.1nn1nn-111111111 u,1uu1nu-. 1 un1nn1nui1nn1un1un1un- Dr. J. K. Loewen Dentist 325 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. Phone 8333 nn-.nn 1:1 1- l l I i T l l -l- E E 3 l I is... -1im-5--m-im-nn1nn1un1ui-11m...m1 1 1....1...y!u Greenberg's Bargain Store Clothing for the Entire Family Hummelstown, Pa. :un-nu-nn11m1:1in1nu1nn1nu--nu1nn1nn1iui--u Shenk 81 Tittle Everything for Sports 313 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. w---n- ---- - -.-- - - -.-- -H----U-H--.W .-.- - - - - -M.-..-g Two Distinctive Colleges in Harrisburg Thompson College Girls' Secretarial School Business School 7 North Front Street 121 Market Street Phone 4-0258 nu- unrl 1 IIII 1-111111 I iwviflv? Q01 llll inn -111--111 11.1,-.Wy C 1' f l amp Vmems O' Compliments of l E. V. Rodgers T l 1 l A. 81 P. Store Jewelry Gifts Q l Q Hummelstown, Pa. Hummelstown, Pa. 1 . 1... 1111111 - -un1nl1Il-nga 31:11 uuui -1 1111--111 :innings Page N inety-four BOOSTERS Miss Betty Tress Hilda E. Tyson Mrs. Pearl Tyson William M. Tyson Harry C. Ulrich Marguerite S. Unger Mr. 8x Mrs. R. Van Devender Mr. 8z Mrs. F. E. Vogler Roseanna Vogler Victoria Vogler Mr. 8z Mrs. J. V. Walter, Jr. Mr. 8z Mrs. R. Warner 8: Son Mr. 8x Mrs. J. Paul Watts Dorothy Pauline Weaver Mr. :Sz Mrs. Leonard Weiner Paul Weirick Charles A. Wenrick Doris W. Wenrick Miss Wertz BOOSTERS Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Wilson Hain Wolf Beatrice Yeakle Alfred Yingst Charles E. Yingst Mr. 8: Mrs. David Yingst Glen Yingst Mildred Phillips Yingst Beverly J. Yontz Dr. 8: Mrs. George Young George J. Young Mr. Walter Zeiders Evelyn Zeigler Rev. Harrison Zeigler, III Mr. 8z Mrs. W. Zimmerman Margaret Zinn olluinu --1-111111-11 1111 Compliments Swartz Service 84 Electric Co Centre Square q..-....-.... -.....--. n-....-....-....-....-....-.... Spire Electric The General Electric Store Sales Hummelstown, Pennsylvama 11:11-.nl 1 -.uninn1nn1nu..iin1iiir1unr nw1qqiun1.m1nn-ng1nnl1nn-1qp1np.-ppiuni Phone 100 -nu-nn..ini-un1uu1u Union Emblem Company High School and Fraternity Jewelry Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery Palmyra, Pennsylvania E. S. Basehore, Salesman 4...-....-.... -.---------.. - - ,iw-.iii-ii ------- - - Page N inety-five Compliments OJ' A Friend im-Q41 --.. .. 4:....,,.,,,,,,,,gg:x3Unh ---10.-nun-'un X X W yy w XX x xx v - 111' w Wm 'qi ,I 1,v,!l,,1 W, , ,I , f WJ If ,HIM W, 'V F NWl W WWJWW W 1 PgN tj I L, 1 ,' at 1- ,L-Ifvgl . A ,I .F 'r .P-, x.f,5r1 5,3 ,- ,Qlxl I if.. f LQ, 9 A I- VAQITFIP -rw,-A. Y f 41 Us ..,,.n ., '-'L ' L L. PI ,- 1. ll 1 f .h-.., - V. -..J L 1 ,L-, 'H-mf K+ -.L 'fi E Ez' f?i2'f'f?f Nffigfff gflfiii f I7-,-: 4 1 'YZ ,lf -'EMIS - f I -, ' -1.?S:,1A i . 11' E fi mf. I i 1 ' i w XG' H X