Manchester High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1939 volume:

1 E iles emuires Published by The Senior Class Manchester High School Manchester, Pa. Edt ll 1939 jfuretnurh With Anchors Aweigh , we seniors ot '39 embark on our journey through the turbulent seas of life. Let us steer a straight course with clear minds and steady hands. During our tour years in high school we have developed intellectually, mor- ally and physically. Our only hope is that we can continue to do so as we go out into life. This memorial purposes to create a lasting impression ot our last year ot high school life and to provide you with an accurate record of our class during 1938 and 1939. We sincerely hope that it meets with your approval and that it will provide you with many happy memories in the years to come. Class President, RICHARD KETTERMAN ehicatinn We, the class of 1939, dedicate this, our edition of the yearbook, to . . . MR. DONALD G. HUGHES our teacher and friend, as a tribute and sincere expression for his instruction, guidance and .encouragement througout our high school days. A be btaff YEAR BOOK STAFF Firsr Row:-C. LEHMAN, J. McGREADY, E. JACOBS, R. WILLIS, G. KOHR, E. DOLL Second Row:-R. KOHLER, F. DIEHL, D. KOCHENOUR, R. KETTERMAN, G. KUNKLE. Third Row:-R. LANDIS, D. WAGNER: E. WITMER, L. KOHR, J. PUGH, G. DANNER. Four+h Row:-F. CRALEY, E. HAUGH, R. REIFF, E. LANDIS, G. BRENNER, G. OOOPER. Ediior-in-chief, G. Kollr: Assishnis, R. Willis, E. Doll: Supervisor, Mr. Donald G. Hughes. Adverlisinq Eclifor, E. Wifrner: Assisianfs, E. Landis, J. Pugh: Supervisor, Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Class Edilor. E. Jacobs: Assisfanis, R. Landis, D. Wagner: Supervisor, Miss Clara M. Cassel. A'rl'lle'l'ic Edifor, G. Kunlzle: Assislanf, F. Diehl: Supervisors, Mr. John C. Wanich, Mr. Oren Kalirider: Acfiviiies Ediior. J. McGreedy: Assisiani, F. Craley: Supervisor, Miss Shanabrough: Ari Edifor, D. Kochenour: Assisfanrs, R. Reilf, C. Lehman: Supervisor, Miss Jane L. Kiel: Typisfs, E. Haugli: Assisfanfs, 6. Brenner, G. Cooper, R. Kohler: Supervisor, Mr. Anfhony D, Bonih: Business Manager, R, Kellerman: Assisfanis, 6. Danner, L Kollr: Supervisor, Mr. C. H. Royer. jfanultp .3 lf an is PROF. C. H. ROYER, ED. M., Supervising Principal Elizabethtown College, A. B. Temple University, Ed. M. Instructor of American History and Problems of American Democracy. CLARA M. CASSEL, A. M. Goucher College, B. S. Bucknell University, A. M. Instructor of English and History. Advi- sor of Dramatics. WILBUR F. ZIMMERMAN, A. B. Dickinson College, A. B. Instructor of Latin, French and Journalism. MARGUERlTE M. SHANABROUGH, 8.5. Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. Instructor of Mathematics. Advisor of Girl Reserves. Coach ol Volleyball. f JANE L, KIEL, 8.5. University ol Pennsylvania, I. S. Instructor of Home Economics, English, Health and Fine Art. DONALD G. HUGHES, 8.5. Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. Instructor of English and Social Studies. Advisor ot Hi-Y. Coach of Girls' Basket- ball. JOHN C. WANICH, B, S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B. S. Instructor of Commercial Subiects, Health and Physical Education. Coach of Boys' Basketball. ANTHONY D. BONITZ, B. S. Rider College, B. S. Elizabethtown College, B. S. Instructor of Commercial Subiects. Coach of Boys' Track Team. OREN S. KALTRITER, A. B. MRS. BEULAH S. FROCK Susquehanna University, A. B. Music SUp6rVlSOf lrlSlfUCl'OI' of Physical Bhd Biological Graduated in Public School Music and Organ from Sciences. Coach of Soccer and Baseball. Lebanon Valley Conservatory of Music. Graduated in Public School Music from New York University. Post graduate work in Richmond, Va., New York City, N. Y., and Chicago, Ill. ggjwffl? ,, I , U' -MTW I JK' Q' ' Lili!! vm-EE'gh,G Inq 6 wk ,U RFQ' I mwwwwmaumb Q.L,,,pnwyQ.sl0ih'JAUllU '- - wwiltnmgwlzwmnhuiauhxlnniwwvgvmnwf -ugquqgnuavhunvuxlll 'U nkrllii w.!'D18 li ' 'iii' LINDA ADLEBLUTE GLENN EIRENNER HENRY CLEMENS GEORGE COOPER FREDERICK CRALEY GLENN DANNER FAY DIEHL KENNETH DIEHL ESTHER DOLL MAE ERWIN AGNES GROSS CHARLES HALE EUGENE HAUGH LEONA HOOVER PRESIDENT ....,,........ VICE PRESIDENT ...... SECRETARY ..,...,.......,....,..,.... ASSISTANT SECRETARY ,...., SENIOR CLASS DONALD HYDE ETHEL JACOBS RICHARD KETTERMAN PHYLLIS KOCH DOROTHY KOCHENOUR RUTH KOHLER A CLARA KOHR . GLADYS KOHR LUTHER KOHR GERALD KUNKLE EUGENE LANDIS RENA LANDIS CHARLOTTE LEHMEN DAVID LINGG CLASS OFFICERS TREASURER ..,..,....,..,.......,..,.,,........,...... HERMAN LINTHURST DANIEL LIVINGSTON RAY MALEHORN JANE MCGREADY ROY MILLER JAMES PUGH HARRY SAYLOR HAZEL SHEARER CLAUDE SHELLEY DOROTHY WAGNER GLADYS WEIGLE ELWOOO WITMER RITA WILLIS RUSSELL WILT .HRICHARD KETTERMAN .......DOROTHY KOCHENOUR .............,.....ESTHER DOLL .......,....,...RITA WILLIS ......DOROTH,Y WAGNER CLASS FLOWER -' SUNBURST ROSE CLASS MOTTO - HE WHO SEEKETH KNOWLEDGE FINDETH LIFE CLASS COLORS - BLUE AND WHITE EQ: LINDA ADLEBLUTE Girl Reserves-l, 2. I, 4. Hush lall Team--2. Volley Ball Team-I. Lindy seems fo believe silence is golden, or chil- dren should be seen and nel heard, as she is usually very quief. She is nol especially fond of reading, buf delighls in corresponding wifh fhe opposife sex, especially wifh such advenfurous, inferesfing persons like sailors. She is seen every day in fha Manchesfer bake shop slingin' dough-balls. Whefher Lindy is planning fo confinue her worlz in fha bale shop or fo go elsewhere fo work, we don'f lrnow, buf we do hnow she'll succeed wherever she goes. GLENN BRENN ER , Soccer Team-2. 3. 4. Baseball Team--2, 3, 4. Track Team-2, 3, 4. Liberian-I, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y-l. Glenn is fhe Dopey member of our class If he is luclry enough 'lo sfay in sfudy hall, you will find him in a corner ell by himself quielly sleeping. He keeps old man Wrigley from going banlrupf by chewing his gum. Due to his amiable personality, Soclcem is popular ihrough- ouf fhe school, especially wifh a cerlain young lassie from Saginaw, which accounls for his frequenf visifs fo Room 4. HENRY CLEM ENS Baskalball Team-2. 3, 4. Soccer--4. Office Aflendanl-3. Chorus -4. Operelsa--4. HiY-2, 3. Hold on, girls, nof all af once. Buf we 'lhinlx he's swell, foo. Hen is a happy fellow, always ready for a good lime and lofs of fun. He's quile inferesfed in fha females bf fha Senior class, and if seems he prefers blondes. Besides seeing rnovies fhree limes a weelr, Hen chugs around in his Chevy. GEORGE COOPER Year Bool Slaff-4, laslefbell Team-3. Baseball-3, 4. Tracl Team-3. Chorus-4. George is one of fhe happy-go-luchy fellows of our class. Whenever Heck-Hach sfands before 'lhe group, you may as well prepare for a good laugh for he is almosl cerfain fo male some wise cracl. Alfhough George is not parlicularly fond of boohs, his fun-loving nafure has won him a place in fha heerfs of his classmafes. Wifh such an ouflook on life, you will surely succeed. FREDERICK CRALEY Sfudenf Council-I, 2, 3, 4. Librarian-3. Year Book Sfaff-4. Gosh! Lool: who's here. Freddie is fhe sheilr of our class and very popular among fhe fair sex. Buf aside from making fhe girls' hearfs fhrob, he ranks high in his sfudies. Frequenfly you will find him laughing abouf a iolce he heard fhe nighf before. His favorife conversafion is fall:- ing abouf girls. GLENN DANNER Sludenf Council-I. Hi-Y-I, 2, 3, 4 lTreasurer Hi-Yl. Librarian- 2, Echo-Log Sfaff-4. Orchesfra-I, 2, 3, 4. Soccer Team-4. Quief and shy buf always dependable: fhaf's Danner. Now don'f fref, Danner always can chip in when fhe wise-cracks pass around. This boy seems fo falxe an inferesf in airplanes and perhaps some day somefhing mighf come of if. Cerfainly wifh his sfudious affifude Danner will go places V FAY DIEHL Yearbook Sfaff-4. Librarian-I, Z. Girl Reserve-3. Senior Play- 4. Glee Club-I, 3. Echo-Log Sfaff-2, 3. ' Many a hearf-fhrob is caused by fhis blue-eyed girl wifh fhe peaches and cream complexion. Every noon fime Fay can be seen in Room I surrounded by a group of admirers. We predicf fhe denfisf business will pick up when Fay sfarfs fo worlx for her new employer. KENNETH DIEHL Hi-Y--2. Baslefball-2, 3, 4. Librarian-2, Track-2, 3. Si is fhaf shorf liffle fellow wifh fhe foolish grin. He doesn'f say much, buf you can see fhe devilmenf shinin' ouf of his brown eyes. Si wanfs fo be an underfalrer, buf righf now he spends his fime laying ouf fish insfead of people. Lofs of success, Si, in your fufure business. ESTHER DOLL Echo-Log Sfafi-3, 4. Girl Reserva-3, 4. Librarian-I, 2, 3. Secrefary of Class-4. Yearbook S+afi-4. Esfher is an a'H'rac1ive blue-eyed blonde. Her winning smile and pleasani disposition have won her a place in fhe hearfs of her classmaies. Esiher is frequenily seen laugh- ing and chaffing fo Jakie abou+ an incidenf ihaf hap- pened +he nigh+ before. Success be wiih you as you 'iravel life's pafhway. MAE ERWIN Siudani Council lSacrafaryl-2. Librarian-2, Class Treasurer-2. Girl Reserve-3, 4. This rosy-cheelred, happy girl pedals her way fo fhis insfifufion of learning nearly every day. Since Mae has come fo M. H. S. fhe candy sales are way above average. Mae's fulure is cenlered chiefly around raising chickens. Good luck, Mae. AGNES GROSS Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Librarian-3, 4. Office Affendanf-3, 4. Aggie do 'ihis and Aggie do fhai was fhe song which she has always heard fhrough her school life. Did she do ii? Why, of course, and always wifh a smile. Aggie expecis 'lo be a nurse. So here's fo you, Agnes, success and happiness. ' CHARLES HALE s Orchesfra-I, 3. Hi-Y-I. Librarian-I. Books, books and more books is Charlie's speed. lf looks as if Bud does all fhe reading for 'I'he resf of our class. When if comes fo classwork, Bud always makes a good showing. Charlie's oiher inferesf is playing his violin, and some day we predicf he'll be a Rubinoff. EUGENE HAUGH Hi-Y-3, 4. Chorus-4. Opereffa-4. Librarian-l, 2, 3, 4. Track Team-4. Yearbook Sfaff-4. , Hawkie has worn ouf a good many pairs of shoes walking fo M. H. S. fo culfivafe his brain. He has been indusfrious, sincere, and willing fo help fhroughouf his high school career. The girls all fall for Hawkie's blue eyes, which fairly sparkle wifh admirafion for Esfher. Eugene has fhe kind of sfuff in him fhaf goes for fhe making of success and 'we feel cerfain fhaf he will find success in whafever line of work he may choose fo follow. LEONA HOOVER K Girl Reserve-3, 4. Librarian-2, 3, 4. Echo-Log Sfaff-3, 4. Skipe is fhe liffle black-haired girl of our class, who is seen quife frequenfly among a group of classmafes felling fhaf inferesfing ioke she heard fhe nighf before. Skipe musf have whaf fhe resf ain'f gof 'cause she occupies fhe fronf seal' in mosf of her classes. Because Leona has a way wifh fhe opposife sex, we predicf she'II become a house- wife. , DONALD HYDE Hydie is fhe fall, sandy haired genfleman of fhe '39 class. He is generally quief and sfudies a lof, buf quife offen he is heard singing Could Be and falking ouf loud fo himself. Don is our handy man around school and fries hard fo do everyfhing iusf righf. We hope your life will be filled wifh good luck and happy days. ETHEL JACOBS Sfudenf Council--I, 2, 3, 4, lSecrefary-2, 3l. Chorus-I. Oper- effa-I, Senior Play-4. School Play-3. Librarian-I, 2, Girl Re- serve-I, 2, 3, 4 lPresidenf-4l. Echo-Log Sfaff-3, 4. Yearbook Sfaff'-4. Firsf a smile, fhen a giggle and finally a happy laugh- fhaf's Jake wifh her sunny disposifion Besides being fun- loving, Jakie also displays a deep inferesf in her sfudies. Jakie is liked by everyone and has an abundance of friends. To beaufify fhe heads of women is her ambifion. Good luck, Jakie. RICHARD KETTERMAN Class Presidenf-2, 3, 4. Sfudenf Council-I, 2, 3, 4 lPresidenf- 3, 4l. Hi-Y-l, 2, 3, 4 lPresiden1'-2, 4l. Echo-Log Sfafl-l, 2, 3, 4 General Business Manager--3, 4. Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Opereffa- l, 2, 3, 4. Soccer Team-l, 2, 3, 4. Assembly Program Commiflee- 2. Librarian-2, 3. Treasurer of Afhlefic Association-3. Vice Presi- denr of Alhlefic Associafion-4. Assisfanf Baskefball Manager-3. Class Play-4. Yearbook Slaff General Business Manager-4. Tennis -l. Yes, fhe honor roll would be incom leie if Dick's name were omi'Hed. He has mainlained fhis high honor fhrough- ouf his four years in high school. Dick is quife a con- versafionalisi and can be ofien 'Found ialking abouf fhe nal'ion's problems lo someone. We know you cannol' fail fo succeed in anyfhing fhaf you may choose fo underfake. PHYLLIS KOCH Girl Reserve-I, 4. Librarian-2, 3. Phyllis is one of fhe quiel, dignified members of our class. She is very shy and seldom speaks excepf when spoken fo or called upon fo recife. She is very indusfrious, always has work io do, and in sfudy hall she seis a good example for fhe ofher sfudenfs. Phyllis does nof seem fo be inferesfed in fhe opposife sex ai school bul' l believe she gels around. DOROTHY KOCHENOUR ' Librarian-Z, 3, 4. Echo-Log Staff-2, 3, 4 lEdifor-in-Chief-3, 4l. Girl Reserve-l, 2, 3, 4 lPresidenf-Zl, Sfudenf Council-3, 4. Secrefary of Class-4. Vice Presidenl of Class-4. Treasurer of Afhlefic Associalion-4. Chorus-I, 3, 4, Opereffa-I, 3, 4. Senior Play-4. Secrelary and Treasurer of Glee Club-4. Yearbook Staff- 4. This ambifious young lady, giffed wi+h a high soprano voice and dancing fee'I', also has a high scholasfic sfand- ing. She is popular wiih all her schoolmafes-especially Pugh. For f e pasl' few summers she has spenf her vacalion in a mosl' worfhy way-aHending business school. Kochenour's fuiure prospecis are brighf as lo becoming a privafe secrefary. Success be yours. RUTH KOHLER Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Office Aflendanl-4, Volley Ball Team-3. Yearbook Siaff-4, Ruih is accused of having red hair. l do believe if some- fimes comes ouf in her femperamenf, buf nof fo harm A anyone. Everyfhing and anylhing goes wifh Rufh in fhe way of merrimeni. Wifh her abilify fo 'lake shorfhand sine can'+ help buf be a success. CLARA KOHR Girl Reserve-4. Librarian-3. Clara, fhe nervous girl, always waifed for a ioke in English class before recifafion. No maffer whaf Clara did you knew if was well done. Clara isn'f any back number because she sure gefs around places and does fhings. Her one ambifion is fo gef some work so she can buy gas for her Chevy.': GLADYS KOHR Edilor-in-Chief of Yearbook-4. Echo-Log Slaff-l, 2, 3, 4. School Flay-3. Girl Reserve-3, 4. Chorus-3, 4. Secrefary of Girl Reserve -4. Librarian-l, 2, 3, 4. Operelfa-3. ' As a symbol of sfudiousness, Gladys Kohr is a good example. Kohr has 'lhe disfincfion of being fhe fallesf girl in fhe Senior class and has aided fhe class financially by helping Wagner sell ice cream. For some reason Gladys has been converfed from a quief, demure person fo a vivacious young lady. Kohr has no definife plans for fhe fufure buf success be hers in whafever she underfakes. LUTHER, KOHR Echo-Log Sfaff-3, 4, Basketball-2, 3, 4. Opereffa-2, 3, 4. School Play-2, 3. Senior Play--4. Track Team-Z, 3, 4. Hi-Y-2. Office Affendanf-2, 3. Glee Club-2, 3, 4. Yearbook Sfaff-4, Jifferbug Kohr, commonly known as Snapper fo fhe seniors, is seen quife offen af Goldsboro. He is fhe sfar member of fhe frack feam and has made a big hif by jumping 'len feef and somefimes fwelve feef, depending upon how he feels affer fhe nighl before. He is planning. fo go fo Hollywood fo feach Fred Asfaire a fhing or two and probably beaf Roberf Taylor's fime. GERALD KUNKLE Baseball-2, 3, 4. Baskefball-2, 3. Track Team-2. Senior Play-4. Sludenf Council-2. Echo-Log Slaff-4. Presidenf of Afhlelic Asso- ciafion-4. Commonly known as Sammy fo his classmafes, Gerald fakes a keen inferesf in baseball. York Haven seems fo be his cenfer of inferesf for girl friends, buf he has fo gef fhe lasf bus home fo be ready fo go on 'lhe milk roufe. We predicf he'll be a milkman some day. EUGENE LANDIS Siudenf Council-I, 2, 3. Hi-Y-I, 2. Librarian-l. School Play- 2, Assembly Program Commifiee-I, Yearbook Sfalf-4. Operaffa- I, 2, 4. Vice Presidenf of Class-2, 3. Gene is one of lhose lads who fakes a greaf inleresi in anyfhing fhaf can be broken up or faken apari. This six-'foofer rivals Mr. Wanich in siafure and is always ready for an argumenf. ln spife of his many fardy marks Eugene has managed +o gel by. He has no definife plans for fhe fufure, buf hopes fo make a man of himself follow- ing commencement RENA LANDIS Opereifa-I. School Pianisf-3, 4. Siudenf Council-4 lSecrefary -4l. Senior Play--4. Girl Reserve-I, 2, 3, 4. Librarian-I, 2, 3. Echo-Log Siaff-4. Orchesfra-4. Yearbook Sfafi-4. Believe if or noi' this smiling bruneffe plays fhe largesf insfrumenr in fhe orchesfra-lhe piano. Rena has been pianisi for every musical organizalion of +he school since she was a sophomore. Rena does noi seem in+eres+ed in fhe opposile sex al' Manchesier, buf ii is rumored +ha+ a ceriain lad from a nearby fown visifs her quife offen. Rena plans fo play wifh a ian orchesira someiime in 'lhe near fufure. Swing if, kid, and success will be yours. CHARLOTTE LEHMAN Girl Reserve-4. Yearbook Slaff-4. Shori and swee'l', +ha+'s Charlo'H'e. Her long black hair and beauiiful eyes have capiured ihe hearfs of many Don Juans for miles around. When pop gives her fhe Chevy, she lakes +he gang joy-riding. Charlo'He's ambi- fion is fo make orher women as beauliful as herself. Nice work, Shofsl DAVID LINGG Hi-Y-2, Soccer Team-I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian-2. Ladies and genflemen, allow me fo iniroduce fhe pefif soccer player of our class. Davie appears fo believe ihai children should be seen and no+ heard, bui' he can be ius+ as mischievous as fhe nexr one if he wanfs fo. Because Davie finds il hard 'I'o arrive ai' school on fime, he has been appoinfed +o fhe disiinguished posi'l'ion of Head Door- Closer. Neverfheless, we all like David and we know he'II a'H'ain his goals no maH'er how impossible fhey may seem. HERMAN LINTHURST ' Soccer Team--3, 4. Chorus-4. Librarian--2. Track-3. Hi-Y-I, 2. Baseball-4. Welll Welll here is our big boyl He drives a Lincoln- Zephyr, buf walks abouf a mile fo school every morning. Playing a guirar and being a goal 'lender on fhe soccer ieam are his favori+e hobbies. Lindy hopes fo become a mechanic and keep +he Zephyr in good condiiion. Happy moloring, Herm. DANIEL LIVINGSTON Sfudeni' Council-2. Soccer Team-2, 3, 4. Baseball-2, 3, 4. Librarian-2, 4. Oiiice Affendanf-2. You don'+ know who he is? Well Danny's one of fhe world's foremosf rrumpef players. Music is his line, and his +alen+ is expressed af many school acfiviiies. Danny also majors in spor+ ac+ivi+ies and his favoriie pas+ime is driving his Ford, Clarence. RAY MALEHORN Hi-Y-2. Ears goes gliding around 'lhe school al' a speed much like a slow mofion piciure. Quile 'frequenfly he is seen wiih Brandy Miller ai Piney Hollow. We wonder if fhe barn dance is 'lhe only aH'raclion +here. Ray deligh+s in +ormen'I'ing fhe girls and is always ready for an argument He hopes 'lo fake up fores+ry affer graduafion. Here's lo his success. , JANE McGREADY Siudenf Council-2, 3, 4 lAssis+anf Secrefaryl. Girl Reserves- 2, 3, 4, Librarian-2, 4. Office Affendani--3, 4. Prompfer for Senior Play-4.' Yearbook Sfaff-4. Jane, a quie+, dignified member of our class, hails from York Haven. She shows a lol of inieresi in her school work and is always willing ro do her pari in any school acfivify. Jane is everybody's pal and is liked by all her class- mafes. ln fhe near fu+ure, she plans 'lo a'H'end a business school and wifh such a pleasing personaliiy we know she'll succeed. . ROY MILLER Librarian-2. Assisfanf Treasurer-2. Hi-Y-2. Bandy is one of fhose fall, sandy-haired fellows and af fimes he's quife mischievous. He is one of fhose sfrong silenf men we read so much about Lilre mosf people who are nof always fallring, Roy really says somefhing when he opens his moufh. In fhe words of a nofed humorisf, Un- derneafh fhaf rugged exferior lies a brain lille a buzz saw, are words quife applicable 'lo Bandy. JAMES PUGH .Echo-Log Sfaff-3, 4. Yearbook Shiff-4. Track-3, 4. Basiefball Team-2, 3, 4. Baseball-2, 3, 4, Soccer-2, 3, 4. Glas Club-4. Shpolilgy-2. Senior Play-4. Operaffa-4. Office Affendanf-3. We now have fhe pleasure of infroducing 'ro ou fhe ladies' man of fhe senior class. This oung man has be- wifched many a fair member of fhe flour classes wifh his pleasanf smile and easy manner. Jim's favorife conver- safion is abouf Fords, If we were fo fake his advice, all ofher cars would become exfincf. When he isn'f arguing abouf aufomobiles, if is somefhing else of greaf U, im- porfance. Following graduafion, Jim plans fo go fo Lebanon Valley College fo furfher his educafion. Good luclr, Pughl ' HARRY SAYLOR Hi-Y-I, 2. Chorus-4. Track-4. Harry is recognized by his oufsfanding pompadour. He is a good-nafured fellow who wins many friends in- cluding one of fhe fair sex from Yorlr. Harry's hobby is reading and fhough sfudying is easy for him, if is nof Saylor's line. HAZEL SHEARER GirltRasarvas-3, 4. Echo-Log Sfaff-4. Hazel is anofher of fhose affracfive brown-eyed bru- neffes. She has a pleasanf disposifion and usually has a big smile for all fhe boys. She expecfs fo become somebody's hairdresser. Smoofh waving, Hazell CLAUDE SHELLEY Soccer Team-4. Hi-Y-l, 2. Track-4. Oh, girls, don'f loolz foo long. Those waves may cause you some seasiclmess. Bud is fhe proud possessor of fhaf well-lmown sfreamline figure fhal was seen so many fimes on fhe soccer field lasf fall. Bud has a large sfore of wise- craclcs buf saves fhem all for P. D. classes. Bud plans fo lead a life of leisure. Tha+'s nof a bad idea. g DOROTHY WAGNER Class Play-4. School Play--3, 4, Opereffa-2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves -3, 4. Echo-Log Sfaff--2, 3, 4. Chorus-2, 3, 4. Vice Presidenf of Girl Reserves-4, Treasurer of Class-3, 4. Secreiary of Class-2. Office Affendanf-2, 3, 4. Assembly Program Commiffee-2. Year- booli Sfaff--4. Vice Presidenf of Chorus-3, 4. Always happy in a carefree way wifh few or no worries, fha+'s Doi. Do+ always has a smile ready for everyone and an answer fo fhe quesfions. When Dof is among a group of girls she is sure +o be fhe cause of mosf of fhe merri- ment To be somehody's sfenog is Dof's chief ambifion and wifh her pleasing personalify we lcnow she'll succeed. GLADYS WEIGLE Girl Reserves-l, 2, 4. Sfudenf Council-I, 2. Librarian-I, 2. School Play--3, Senior Play-4. Volley Team--3. Wiggle, fhe liffle brown-haired, brown-eyed girl, can be found anywhere her gang is. Gladys is happy-go- lucky, luclry in love wifh a cerfain boy in fhe Senior class, Tip, Weigle is a hard worker and we are sure fhis will help pave her way fo success. RITA WILLIS Librarian-3, 4. Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Secrefary-3. Siudenf Coun- cil-4. Vice Presidenf-4. Echo-Log Sfaff-3, 4, Class Play lprompferl-4. Assisfanf Secrefary of Class--4, Yearbook Sfaff-4. Along wifh Rifa's sfudiousness goes a sunny disposifion which has gained her many friends. Rifa usually affends all of fhe dances af M. H. S. and can swing if. Following graduafion she plans 'ro enroll in a business school. May fhe fufure bring her successl A I ELWOOD WITMER Manchesfar-Head Sfudanf Librarian-4. Senior Play-4. Echo-Log Siaff-4. Hi-Y-3, 4. Yearbook Sfalf-4, Baseball-4. Norih York Cheer Leader-I. Science Club-I, 2. Boys Glas Club-2. Whafl You have mei fhis young man before? Probably he has sold you a school paper or an ad or somefhing else. He has acquired such a line in salesmanship 1'ha'l' he could sell gunny saclls 'lo fhe ladies for Paris gowns. Ti has served on ihe business sfaff of fhe school paper and: yearbook and deserves much credii' for Hs financial success. Tip isn'+ fhe 'lype who will go rhrough life calling someone boss Some da you will find him in business for himself. Keep going and' success will be yours. RUSSELL WILT Soccer-3, 4, Track-4. Russell is one of +he Sfarview gang and an all-siar per- former for his classmafes when fhe feacher is absent He is more inferesfed in sporis +han in his siudies bu'I' we can'i' hold +ha+ againsr him. Russell is lznown among some of fhe seniors for his large wholesome lunches. lAslr fhe girls who help eai' itl Wilf is now working in +he resfauranf ai S+arview. Maybe some day you'll be manager. Eh, Russ? lass Jiaisthrp li rained and rained for fhree whole days. You don'f remember? Well, if was way back in Sepfember of l935. On fhe firsi' of fhese rainy days, Sepfember 3, fhirfy-four freshmen en- iered Manchesfer High School, brighf-eyed and a lifile bil frighfened, probably wondering io fhemselves, Gosh, ihere are a lol of people here, Why do fhose older kids look af me so? l wonder where I go next ls ii' always fhis noisy? and Gee, +his is different Someone took us info a room. l believe ihey said Room C. There was a big clock on ihe wall. Some freshmen were already fhere, sifiing in fheir newly found sears, iusf waiching for ihose who came in fhe door nexi. Over 'lhere were fhe Holland siudenfs. We didn'+ know lhem fhen, buf ihey were Freddie, Danny, Sockem, and Eslher, and-Ohl yes, Gladys and some youfhs from ihe couniry and 'I'he group from Manchesier. - I+ didn I' fake us long lo ge? acquainfed or feel af home. I suppose someone iusf said, Whai's your name? And so if wenl' around and we knew everybody and where ihey lived and we ialked and +alked and had a lovely lime. Mr. Zimmerman was our home room feacher. Things wenl' on preH'y smoofhly afier we go? used fo why lhe bell rang so many +imes, why we had so many +eachers, and why we went from one room lo anoiher. Maybe we were green +o ou+siders, buf fo ourselves we were enfhu- siasric young high school siudenis looking forward' io spending many happy days fogelher. We fell' we oughf 'lo have a grand gel-fogelher io know each ofher berfer, and so on fhe evening of November' l5, l935, we held our firsl' social eveni' in fhe form of a poveriy par'l'y a+ fhe high school. And we had such a good fime fhen fha? we asked for anorher, and so on December 20 we wenf down fo Kohr's bungalow ai Saginaw and had our Chrisfmas parfy. Thai' nigh? we exchanged Chrisfmas presenfs, a+e hor dogs, and ice cream, and candy, and funed in on +he vicirola. My, bu+ if was lois of fun. Suddenly fhe firsf year was over. They called us sophomores. Maybe we feli a liH'le older and a liHle more imporfanl' because many new members from York Haven and Mi. Wolf ioined ihe ranks of our class. This gave io us new falenr and boys and girls. We weren'1' iogelher in fhe same room fhis year. We were divided info seciions A and B and given differeni' rooms. Each room had ifs own special good fimes. Mr. Zimmerman was home room feacher of Secfion B and Mr. Bonifz of Secfion A., We sold prehels 'I'his year: how- ever fhe profifs were noi very high. Almosi before we were aware of ii, if was fall of I937 and wecame back fo enfer ihe fhird year a+ high school. This year we began fo fake a large parf in rhe affairs of fhe school. We worked earnesily and faiihfully fogeiher, each one doing his parf +o be a good siudenl' and fo make everyfhing we did a success. Our class was sfill divided in+o sec+ions, buf we ,now were in ihe large room fogeiher and Mr. Hughes was our home room ieacher. Whal' iunior does noi look 'Forward fo 'Ihe annual iunior-senior banquei? To fill our class Treasury and fo raise necessary funds fo show +he seniors a good lime, we began fo sell ice cream and Doi Wagner was fhe fai+hful worker who sold if every day. Al firsf we sold 'Phe ice cream in our room al a froni desk, keeping if on dry lCl.ASS HISTORY CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGEI lass Iaistnrp C nntinuehj ice while we weren'f selling if. lf seemed lo be a promising business, so we secured an ice cream cabinel' from fhe York Sanifary Milk Company and pui' if info fhe closel in Mr. Kali- ri+er's room. There was full moon on 'lhe nighl' of April I4, l938. ll was a beauliful evening in spring, fhe wealher was clear and warm. Our class and +he seniors wen+ +o Abbo'Hs+own +o hold lhe iunior-senior banquef. We had a ham dinner and was if goodl You know, good old counfry ham. Well, 'lhal was some banquet l suppose if was a memorable one for every person pres- enl. Affer if was over we all came down +o York and wen+ fo fhe movies. This complefed a mosf enioyable evening. Jus? abouf a monlh laler around +hellaH'er par+ of May when fhe seniors gradualed, fhe iuniors look parl' in fhe graduafion exercises by marching up fhe aisle fwo by 'lwo carrying flowers and singing fo +he seniors. ln a day or fwo we were given our reporl cards. On fhem we saw lhaf we were seniors. Now much lhoughf was given 'lo ihe name, however, unfil we came back lo school af lhe be- ginning of +his farm. V Seniorsl Our lasf year in high school, and whal' a year +o rememberl Noi dignified, maybe, as fhey usually say, buf iusl a group of young men and women eagerly looking forward lo fhe fu+ure. l suppose because our class was so large we were pu+ inlo Room A and given noi one, bu+ fwo home room feachers. If you would have dropped info Room One some day you would have seen fhe well-behaved Seclion B which was faken charge of by Mr. Wanich and lhe equally imporfanf Secfion A headed by Mr. Hughes. Dick Kefferman was our helpful president lhis year, working very hard io guide our class lhrough any of fha diliiculiies 'lhai should arise. Ever since our class heard lhal fhe New York World's Fair would be held in '39, +he desire fo go fo if for our graduafion lrip was in fhe hearls and fhe minds of all seniors. All year round we hoped and planned and worked 'lo raise money fo aflend lhe Fair. The ice cream cabinel' was s+Ill in good running order and we had a fhriving business every noon selling ice cream sand- wiches and somefimes popsicles and drumsficks. Yes, and on Sl. Pafrick's day and every 'lwo weeks lhereafler, we held dances lo make money for our frip, foo. May l have fhe nexl' dance? Thai' came fo be a familiarline. Many of us learned fo dance, especially ihe boys, and we had good fimes af all of lhem. The dances proved highly successful in every way. . W One nighf on lhe Zlsl of April lhe juniors had us wilh fhem for lhe annual affair given by lhe iuniors io fhe gradualion class. Gdsh, we had a grand lime. Time passed very quickly. Along came May. The year ended much loo soon for lhe seniors. lf was +he ending of a memorable and pleasant voyage fhrough sfrange porfs and beauliful places. ll' was Commencement Time when sfudies cease and life work begins I+ was a sad oc- casion lo par+ wi+h schoolmaies, buf nofhing can fake away memories. E. M. R. J. lass Isrnpberp A speck, a mist, a shape I wist! And sfill it nears and nearsp now it is a crystal globe that suddenly appears It is a crystal globe and all as clear as glassy ' Here you may read the future of each one in the class. Linda Adleblute is leading a happy-go-lucky life, sailing over the bounding waves with her one and only sailor. Glenn Brenner has become the successful manager of one of Beechnut's chewing gum factories. lsther Doll and Henry Clemens are happily married and are llvlng in York Haven. During the first years of their marriage they were not very congenial because Esther insisted on contin- uing her career as a 'blues' singer. Since she has given up that career and settled down to homemaking she ind Henry have become a devoted couple. ,George Cooper has been employed for many years as an auotioneer for the American Tobacco Company. He received his training ln P. D. classes. Glenn Danner has become a pilot for the Pan American Airways. Just now he's on his way with his family for a vacation down south. By the way, fhy Diehl after working for Doctor Blymlre ten years finally consented to unite ln marriage with Glenn. She is very proud of her aviator husband and two childrem, Glenn Jr. and Yvonne. Kenneth Diehl has done quite well for himself. He now holds the greatest share in the Diehl Undertaking and Furniture Business at lt. Iolf. Another happy couplel Ir. and Irs. Eugene Haugh, Irs. Haugh, being the former las Erwin. They are now residing at the Haugh ancestral home in the Forge Hills. They are both successful farmers, their specialty being prlse-winning goats. Jane lcGready has become private secretary to the governor of the State of Pennsylvania, Richard Ketterman. He is stil the same orator as back in high school days. Dlck's wife, the former Hazel Shearer, ls just beginning to realize she will never get the last word. Agnes Gross, after spending three years in training at the York Hospital, has become e successful trained n rss. e After graduating from high school, Charles Hale revived his interest in playing the violin and has now become a second Rublnoff. Donald H de, the ever-dependable stage setter in high school days, continued his interest in the stage and has recently become the owner of lanchester's first theater 'The H1ppedrome'. who should be his leading lady but the glamorous, vivaclous brunette, Charlotte Lehman! Leona Hoover was quietly married to her finance of high school days, Jacob Decker. They are living at I034, Lover's Lane, on the way to Starview. The firm of Jacobs and Livingston incorporated is doing nicely. Dan is giving concerts. lith 'Jake' as his manager he cannot help but succeed. Phyllis Koch has turned out to be one of the leading styllsts of the day. Women of fashion from all quarters of the globe come to her shop at Pleasant Grove. Jim Pugh has circumnavigated the globe three times with a Ford.motor car and a birch bark canoe. On the second trip he married Dorothy Kochenour who had a boarding house for sewing- factory girls. Since they have returned home, they have been living quietly CYD at York Haven. Kiss Ruth Kohler has devoted her attention to the manufacture of cosmetics, and after be- coming efficient in the French language has opened s beauty parlor in Paris. Clara Kohr who has always been fond of pets has started a menagerie ln It. lolf. At the present time it consists of two honey bears, three alligators, one buffalo, thirteen sheep, six dogs, and seventeen cats. Gladys Kohr is a member of the millionaires club. It may interest you to know that she earned her immense fortune by inventing and selling electrtc pencil sharpeners. I suppose you remember how she disliked to sharpen her own pencils. Luther Kohr went to California and made his fortune by gathering snails to sell to French restaurants. He spends his leisure time ln Hollywood 'galllvanting' with movie actresses. Gerald Kunkle is the owner of the Kunkle dairy with its office located in lt. wolf. His milk trucks supply the entire community with milk, even golng as far as Bald Hills. Rena Landis has become an accomplished pianist. Her greatest success, so far, was her con- cert lsst year at the lstropolltan opera house at New York City. Eugene Landis, after having been a teacher of shorthand and typing, has opened the Landis Business College, located in lanchester. Dorothy wagner has become head stenographer for the American wire Fabrics Company. She spends nearly all her leisure time sitting at a window waiting for the man in the 'moon'. David Lingg has gone to India where he has taken up the occupation lion-taming and crocodile-hunting. Herman Linthurst has turned out to be the 'Babe Ruth' of our class and plays with the Car- dinals. He gets the small salary of 540,000 annually. Claude Shelly, in imitation of Luther Burbank, has emigrated to Alaska and propagated e new species of lcebergs, warranted not to melt in torrid ZODQB. The wilds of darkest Africa have called two of our classmates, lr. and Irs. Frederick Craley. Irs. Craley was the former Rita Willis. After graduating from hlgh school Fred. studied to become a minister and Rita attended a Bible school. Today they are proving them- selves successful missionariesg at least the little African pygmies think so. Roy Miller is the United States Ambassador to Germany. His classmates always told him that his ability to speak German would come in handy some day. lr. and Hrs. Elwood litmer have taken over the fur industry which Elwood's father had en- gaged ln for many years. Irs. litmer, the former Gladys lelgle, is a model housewife. Russell Wilt now resides in New Mexico where he raises onions on a gigantic scale on his thousand acre ranch. Ray Ialehorn spent many years in South Africa searching for diamonds. So successful was he ln this work that he now lives in a luxurious palace which he built near Schroll's Rock. A great disappointment came into the life of Harry Saylor when Hazel Shearer married the other msn, At the present time, however he seems to have become reconciled to his loss. .He now lives the life of a lonely bachelor on a small farm where he raises turkeys and geese. lass nam He Who Seeketh Knowledge Findeth Life' Our model slogan this has been Throughout our high school year This we'll strive to follow As an aid in our careers. On the highway of education We've traveled night and day, Until we've reached the end of it Where our sunny futures lay. As in every class before us Some were lost along the road, But those who graduate tonight Have lived up to our code. We have a higher road to travel A road that is a longer one We'll have to suffer many hardships, Conquering all until we've won. Each one shall seek some further knowledge Each one attain a certain goal, Until we've' reached the sign-success, Confident, that we have paid our toll. As we continue on our iourney, We wish you victory in life's long strife By leaving with you our model slogan He Who Seeketh Knowledge Findeth Life.' D. A. K. Qilass Twill we. the class of 1939, in forty-two undivided and distinct parts, being about to pass out of this sphere of education ln full possession of a crammed mind, a wellftralned memory and an almost superhuman understanding, do make and publigh this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills or promises made by us at anytime heretofore,or perhaps as carelessly spoken as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. A Tlrsl. we oo blrecl that our funeral services shall be carried out with all the dignity and pomp that our worth, our attainment, and our position as Seniors cer- tainly muet deserve. we oo hereby bequeath the following in the order listed: To Marie Madden: A contract to work in the post office so she can get her letters as soon as they come from her boy friends. a To Tom Hollerbush: A tube of shaving cream so he can keep his 'schoolgirl complexion.' To Whitie McCleary: A chemical set to use at home so he won't blow up the laboratory. Rita Willis's ability to dance to Bill Beshore. To Dick Reiff and Henry Beecher: Silencers so some other students may be heard. To Bill Kinportsz A year's lease on the barber shop at Mt. Wolf. To Lowell Royer: A bottle of glue so he can get a girl to stick. Harry Saylor's wavy hair to Mr. Zimmerman. To June Stroman we will Hazel Shearer's excess baggage. To Ruth Holler: A rope so she can rope her man. To the hitch-hikers in our school: Tipb Strinestown bus. Gladys We1gle's excuse cards to Delores Snelbaker. 'Hawkie's'ability to memorize his shorthand letters to Rachel Mendes. To Phil Ferry: A Box of 'Pep' so he can keep going. To 'Wild Bill' Dehoff: Bud Shelley's way with the women folks. To Lillian Achaj: A bottle of pills to reduce her bashfulness. Danny Livingston leaves his ability to play the cornet to 'Sousa' Striewig James Pugh's Republican oratorical speeches to Ralph Wertz. David Llngg wills his 8:45 alarm clock to Marian Reeser. To Hr. Snyder: All vacant desks to be used solely for the purpose of depos- iting waste paper that students are too tired to carry to the waste baskets. Ruth Kohler wills her cosmetic bills to Delia Kauffman. To the Freshman class that is to be,we will any overlooked 'cudsn of gum we may have left adhering to the underside of desks, or that which may be found in other places. t To Mrs. Frock: Some seeds to grow tubas and bells for her orchestra. Roy Miller wills his ability to play the comb and the shoe horn to the high school orchestra. To Mr. Hughes and Mr. Wanich: A Senior Class that will equal and excel Cif possible? the class of '59. Dorothy Wagner's reducing exercises to Anna Fltzkee. To the faculty we give all our amazing and startling information that we have furnished them from time to time in our various 'QuizF papers. We know that much we have imparted to them must have been entirely new. If they see fit, they are hereby authorized to give such of this information to the world as they may feel the world is ready to receive. Bbe class of 1940 is hereby appointed to be the sole executor of this our last will and testament in such manner as shall be deemed commendable to our memory. 'Jn witness whereof. we have hereunto set our hands and seals this twenty-fourth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred thirty-.nine Cl959J. Signed. Sealed and Delivered Attorneys for Testators in the presence of Joe Green E118 Phlnt lac lachowell ,Phillip Onsoop F. D. R. Jones 11. R. right Caspar Kilquetcast R. M, L, 4, LILLIAN ACHAJ BETTY ADLEBLUTE JUNIOR AUGHENBAUGH HENRY BEECHER JUNE BESHORE MARY BESHORE DORIS BOLLINGER FREDERICK BRENNEMAN RICHARD CLEMENS GEORGE COBLE CYNTHIA DAWSON DALE DECKER EDWARD EISENHOWER MARGARET FAIR ROMAINE FITZKEE DORIS FREEMAN DAVID FRITZ LOIS GIBBS MILDRED GROSS CARL HAUSER JUNIOR CLASS GERALD HEILMAN KENNETH HOFFMAN MIRIAM HOLLER THOMAS HOLLERBUSH RUTH HOOVER LAWRENCE HORNER CHARLES KINPORTS FLORENCE KLINE HORACE KLINE JACK KREBS VIRGINIA LINTHURST MARY LOUCKS MARIE MADDEN DONALD MCCLEARY RACHEL MEADS MARLYN MELHORN NORMAN MOHR MARY ELLEN MYERS MARY MYERS CHARLES NAYLOR BETTY PFLEIGER MADELINE PLAINE MAE PLYMYER LEROY PUGH RICHARD REIFF CHARLES REPMAN DOROTHY SANDERS ALBERT SCHAUER NAOMI SHELLENBERGER GLADVS SIPE RUTH SIPE BETTY SNELBAKER BERNARD SPALDING MARTHA STONEBURNER JUNE STROMAN PAULINE WALLACE RUTH WALTEMYER THEDA WILT EARL ZEIGLER TEACHERS MR. OREN S. KALTRITER MISS JANE L. KIEL CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...,........,.. .......,,........,......,.. .,,.,.....,.....,..,....,.,.., ..,.... R I C HARD REIFF VICE PRESIDENT ......, .... A LBERT SCHAUER SECRETARY ..,........... ..,.. R OMAINE FITZKEE TREASURER ,.... .,,...,............,..........,.,........ ..., . I . ......,..,..............,..,.............,....,......I GERALD HEILMAN CLASS MOTTO - DUTY CALLS US FORWARD ' CLASS FLOWER - WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS - BLUE AND WHITE .L -I--Nam away: 8 .814 ii Il anus I 1 W. v ,Aw M- I I, A-W i I SOPHOMORE CLAS JOHN BESHORE WILLIAM BESHORE JULIA BIXLER HAROLD BRACHT RUTHANNA BRENNEMAN RICHARD BRENNEMAN NIADELYN BRUAW IVIILDRED CONWAY HANNAH DANNER JEANETTA DECKER ESTHER DIEHL FRANK DOLL KENNETH DRUCK JEANNE EHRHART MARY CATHERINE EUKER ANNABELLE FINK ANNA FITZKEE ANNABELLE FRY REIDA GROSS GEORGE HARKINS NELLIE HOLDER ORPHA HOLLER RUTH HOLLER ANDREW HOOvER GOLDIE HOOVER HELEN HOOVER LESTER JORDAN KENNETH KEPNER BETTY JANE KINPORTS BETTY KOCHENOUR JANET KROH HOWARD LEHMAN DOROTHY LINGG HAROLD LOWE GLENN LIVINGSTON RUTH MOHR GORDON MUSSER RAY NAGLE DOROTHY PRESSEL JAMES RAINE . . ,N Y,-W Ni S- . MARGARET REESER JOHN RENEBERGER RUTH RHINEHART LAWRENCE RHODES EMILY RINE LOWELL ROYER KATHLEEN SCHRIVER JACK SCHUSTER CHARLES SHAFFER BEATRICE SIPE BETTY SNYDER DOROTHY STRAYER RAY STRIEWIG GEORGE TRAYER CASSELL WAREHIME ROSALEEN WASSER PAUL WEIGLE RALPH WERTZ NORMAN WOLF PRESTON ZIRKLE TEACHERS MISS CLARA M. CASSEL MR. ANTHONY D. BONITZ I CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,........ ,..,,4.............. ,,,,......................,., ...,. . , ,... H O WARD LEHMAN VICE PRESIDENT ..,... SECRETARY. ,.....,.. TREASURER .....,.......,......,.......,..........,..,.................,.,........,......, .BETTY JANE KINPORTS ...........JEANNE EHRHART .,4,.,.EsTHER DIEHL CLASS FLOWER - PINK CARNATION CLASS COLORS - BLUE AND GOLD CLASS MOTTO - Now WE LAUNCH. WHERE WILL WE ANCHOR FRESHMAN CLASS HOWARD ADAMS DALE ANDERSON CLAIR BEAR GEORGE BEARD LAURETTA BESHORE JUNE BIXLER ANNA MAE BRENNER CLIFFORD BRENNER GEORGE BERGER GARLAND CLEMENS FREDERICK DANNER CLAIR DECKER WILLIAM DEHOFF MILDRED DITTENHAFER DALE DOLL WARREN DOLL CORA ELY JOHN ETTER PHILIP FORRY NEAL GOOD CLEMENT GROSS GLADYS HAI-IN EARL HOOVER DONALD HURSH DELIA KAUFFMAN MILDRED KIMMEL VERNA KLINE WILLIAM KLING BETTY KNALIB PHYLLIS LEREW KATHRYN MALEHORN CHARLES MILLER WILLIAM MOHR GEORGE MURPHY RUSSEL MURPHY CLIFFORD MYERS RAY MYERS BETTY PUGH MADELYN QLIICKLE MARION REESER ROBERT REICI-ILEY BETTY SELLERS GLENN SHENCK MARLIN SHORTS FREDERICK SHULTZ DELORES SNELBAKER EVELYN SPALDING GARNEDIA STOUGH WILLIAM STROMAN GLADYS SWARTZ VICTOR W. WANTLAND MARION WILLIS JAMES WILT PHYLLIS WILT EMMA WOLF JANET YINGER TEACHERS MISS MARGUERITE M. SHANABROUGH MR. WILBLIR F. ZIMMERMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .....,,.,.,,. ..............,. ..,,..,......,...,..,.....,..,...,,......I.. . ..,.. R O BERT REICHLEY VICE PRESIDENT ........ .,...,,.,.. B ETTY PUGH SECRETARY ,....,....., ,....... P HYLLIS LEREW TREASURER .,.... ,... B ETTY SELLERS 2' Siw A STUDENT COUNCIL HENRY BEECHER RUTHANNA BRENNEMAN MADELYN BRuAw GARLAND CLEMENS FREDERICK CRALEY ESTHER DIEHL FRANK DOLL JEANNE EHRHART ANNABELLE FINK . LAWRENCE HORNER ETHEL JACOBS RICHARD KETTERMAN MR. CHESTER ROYER UXDVISORY BETTY JANE KINPORTS CHARLES KINPORTS BETTY KOCHENOUR DOROTHY KOCHENOUR RENA LANDIS GLENN LIVINGSTON MARY Loucxs KATHRYN MALEHORN MARY ELLEN MYERS DONALD MCCLEARY JANE MCGREADY MAE PLYMYER 'RICHARD REIFF ROBERT REICHLEY ALBERT SCHAUER MARLIN SHORTS BETTY SNELBAKER BERNARD SPALDINO GARNEDIA STOUGH JUNE STROMAN WILLIAM STROMAN GEORGE TRAYER RITA WILLIS wana-an iv 'K 6533 i A, ,q,.fv..i--wif i n V ,bw W 1.5 ls .is Q , Y .wkqixik k i ivwxhygw . .X . .. ia, mf .1-an-sf,.-W J - , .i , A 'VA' i N ., .M A .J .. W Q .Ha T' il M . fi . ECHO-LOG STAFF Firsf row, Fay Diehl, Esfher Doll, Dorofhy Kochenour, Ediior, Alberl Schauer, Richard Kellerman, Glenn Danner. Second row, Elwood Wiimer, Rena Landis, Dorofhy Wagner, Lois Gibbs, Gerald Hellman, Kennefh Hoffman. Third row, Rufh Walfemyer, Belly Kochenour, Rifa Willis, Leona Hoover. Fourih row, Mr. Bonih, Gladys Kohr, Belly Kinporis, Efhel Jacobs, Marfha Sfoneburner, Gerald Kunlrle, Lowell Royer, Mr. Royer. Fifth row, Charles Kinporis, Richard Reifl, Mr, Zimmerman, Advisor, Lufher Kohr, James Pugh. 'ikwzwsii-.II fa A I ' -A ... A., .., ...., 4z,-, . w,., I g ....q GIRL RESERVE CLUB , D. Snelbalner, G. Sfough, J. Yinger, M. C. Eulxer, J. Bixler, J. Ehrhari, B. J. Kinporfs, Miss Shanabrough, E. Jacobs, D. Wagner, G. Kohr, L. Gibbs, J. Diehl, D. Kochenour, C. Malehorn, E. Spalding, D. S'I'rayer, M. Conway, C. Ely, B. Kochenour, E. Rine, B. Pugh, B. Sellers, L. Beshore, V. Kline, R. Mohr, E. Doll, P. Koch, M. Melhorn, L. Achai, D. Kauffman, K. Schriver, G. Kohr, G. Hoover, M. Holler, B. Snyder, M. Plymire, M. Myers, B. Pfleiger, R. Sipe, R. Wasser, A. Fihkee, R. Brenneman, O. Holler, R. Wilf, R. Hoover, D. Freeman, R. Gross, M. Bruaw, R. Willis, H. Shearer, J. McGready, M. Erwin, M. Fair, J. Beshore, C. Lehman, B. Sipe, G. Weigle, A. Gross, R. Landis, H. Hoover, C. Kohr, L. Hoover, M. Madden, B. Snelbalcer, M. Plaine, B. Knaub, J. Bixler, M. Quiclxel, L. Shellenberger, R. Kohler, L. Adlebluie, M. Gross, M. E. Myers, G. Sipe, P. Wallace, J. Decker, R. Holler, M. Sioneburner, D. Lingg, T. WiI+. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .. . .. .. .. ... ..,. .. . ..,.., . .... . .ETI-IEI. JACOBS VICE PRESIDENT .DOROTHY WACNER SECRETARY . .. ... . . ..,. .,,.,..,. . LOIS GIBBS TREASURER. . .. .. .. . . . ...GLADYS KOI-IR ADVISER. . . . .,.. , . . MISS MARGUERITE M, SI-IANAEROUGI-I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..... .. .,,. ... ,. .. .. ,.,. . ,. .. .... .BETTY JANE KINPORTS VICE PRESIDENT .. ,,,. . .. .. .. .. .... . .. . .. .JEANNE EHRI-IART SECRETARY .. MARY CATHERINE EUKER TREASURER . .. . . ...JULIA BIXLER ADVISER .. , MISS IVIARGUERITE Nl. SHANABROUGH . .W I. .. Im.-. -. wmmswmwmnvrasmwfa .wuuqnuIlnanualnlsanIlrdnnnuuIuua:un A .ww -I I .iw-iv.. is Nqirgggw ,gf w.Imnww..' .. .numanusnnnnulssnunuionnlrnmum fx A. ,. M.. ...N ......,,,I..,..,.,,,...,g,,,....,,,W.,,,....w1,.wI- wwnmnuunlnuiaauniuuumf ' ,, ww,-wmnnwmmuawu .W -nnmaauunuuneunuw N-man-sunuuanw 'vpnsnllllqoir 'msmili'l1f' nil' R -:nuns 13. mi N 1 cf , 3-Us W ' W .I g I If 1 Q A N2 I E fi- 1s',?:. H' 4. . . ses S hz 4 'w A . 1 53' wg . I Ir Qs . . .-, A, 5 we-nr .,.... . . Q If HI-Y CLUB . First Row:-MR. ROYER, F. BRENNEMAN, E. HAUGH, G. DANNER. R. KETTERMAN, C. NAYLOR. R. REIFF, R. MYERS, W. KLING, F. DANNER. Socond Row:-L. ROYER. E. WITMER, G, HEILMAN, C. REPMAN, K. KEPNER, H. KLINE, J. AUGHENBAUGH, L. PUGH. K. HOFFMAN. W. BESHORE, P. FORRY, E. ZEIGLER, N. GOOD. Third Row:-R. WERTZ, D. McCLEARY. P. ZIRKLE, R. STREWIG. C. HAUSER, N. WOLF, G CLEMENS. C. WAREHEIM, MR, HUGHES. Fourth Row:-MR. BONITZ. C. BEAR, V. WANTLAND, R. CLEMENS, A. SCHAUER, T. HOLLERIUSH, J. KREBS. O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT ................ ............,.... ....,,......,... .....,.. R I c HARD KETTERMAN VICE PRESIDENT .......,.. ........,. . CHARLES NAYI.oR SECRETARY .......... ....,.......,... ...RICHARD REIFF TREASURER ........ ,..............,.,... I GLENN DANNER ADvIsER ........... .,....... M R. DONALD G. HUGHES O' ww X, ,R,,,,,,,e.1,,. W .,,,m,,,,.,ia,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.s.a.aasnw.ne A ...g----......-.I-. I-vp.-...Nw-.V ORCHESTRA SUPERVISOR Mrs. Beulah S. Frock VIOLIN Glenn Danner Alberf Schauer TRUMPET Daniel Livingston Ray Sfreiwig Lowell Royer Frederick Brenneman PIANIST Rena Landis CLARINET William Kling ALTO HORN Clair Good CORNET Richard Reiff TROMBONE Neal Good I I, .N ' ., - I -,z V- - ,. .- GEORGE BEARD JULIA BIXLER FREDERICK BRENNENIAN MADELYN BRUAW HENRY CLEMENS MILDRED CONWAY GEORGE C-OOPER ESTI-IER DIEHL. FAY DIEHL JEANNE EHRHART MARY CATHERINE MARGARET FAIR ANNABELLE FINK ROMAINE FITZKEE PIANIST ...,..,.. DIRECTOR .... ,. PRESIDENT .......I.., EUKER VICE PRESIDENT .,,,,..,..,..,..... CI-I.oRus EUGENE HAUGH CARL HAUSER GERALD HEILMAN GOLDIE HOOVER RICHARD KETTERMAN BETTY JANE KINPORTS CHARLES KINPORTS BETTY KOCHENOUR DOROTHY KOCHENOUR LUTHER KOI-IR EUGENE LANDIS DANIEL LIVINGSTON MARY ELLEN MYERS CHARLES NAYLOR OFFICERS MADELINE PLAINE BETTY PUGH JAMES PUGH LEROY PUGH MARGARET REESER ROBERT REICHLEY RICHARD REIFF LOWELL ROYER ALBERT SCI-IAUER GLADYS SIPE RAY STRIEWIG DOROTHY WAGNER PAULINE WALLACE RUTH WALTEMYER LANDIS MRS. BEULAH S. FROCK ....,.... CHARLES KINPORTS .........DOROTHY VVAGNER SECRETARY-TREASURER.. .. ..,.. DOROTHY KOCHENOUR THE CAST Meg, an old gypsy woman. ,. . ..,.,,....... .... D orolhy Wagner Zara, Belle ol lhe Gypsy Camp ...., . .. .... Mary C. Euker Marlo, Meg's Husband ..........,.. .... M olvin James Pugh Sinfo, Gypsy Lad in love wilh Zara. .,., ...,..... C arl Hauser Rob, The Gypsy Rover .... U, ,.........,.. .,... C harles Kinporls Lady Conslance, daughler of Sir George ..,... .... D orolhy Kochenour Lord Craven, An English Fop ,,................. ..... ,... L u lher Kohr Sir Geo. Marlendale, English Counlry Genlleman., ,... Daniel Livingslon Nina, Sir Geo.'s second daughler ,......,....... . , ..... Belly Kinporls Capl. Jerome, Capl. in English Army .,.....,. ,,.,... G erald Heilman Sir Toby Lyon, Sociely Bullerlly ....,.... ..... R ichard Kellerman McCorkla, song publisher ol London. ., ........ Richard Reill Lackey .............4............. , .... Eugene Haugh Marya, Dancer . .. ,... ....,.....,,,.,. . . ,. ,,,...,..... Doris Freeman DANCERS Phyllis Lerew Florence Kline Jean Ehrharl Belly Snellbaker Mildred Gross Rulh Mohr I CHILDREN David Beecher, Arlene Zeigler, Charles Murphy, Delores Bilzel, Kennelh Kroul, and Dorelha Slough. FAIRIES . Peggy Gross, Charlolle Beshore, Pauline Seiferl, Nancy Updegrall, Geraldine Kroul, Dolores Brown, Barbara Blymire, Arlene Bixler, Audrey Kochenour, CHORUS Eslher Diehl, Goldie Hoover, Annabelle Fink, Belly Pugh, Madelyn Bruaw, Julia Bixler. Belly Kochenour, Mildred Conway, Rulh Wallemyer, Romaine Filzkee, Mergarel Fair, Pauline Wallace, Gladys Sipe, Mar Ellen Myers, Madeline Plaine, Margarel Reeser, Eugene Landis, Frederick Brenneman, Roberl Reicliley, Jack Beard, Ray Slreiwig, Charles Naylor, Alberl Schauer, Henry Clemens, Harry Saylor. Herman Linlhursl, Lowell Royer, George Cooper, Thomas Hollerbush, Leroy Pugh, .lack Rouslon. Pianisl, Rene Landis: Y. w'-L .. .,3r,.aff,.x: f1g:,, , , MN ., .H ,K A Q , ' Q fr, wi n. f 5. 3 5 , i , in bfsff2' ?5! i W e ik if Qgf' HERE COMES THE PRINCE CAST OF FRED HALLIDAY-A Self-made Man CAROL--His Daughfer ............... JOAN-His Niece ..,. ............... . .. GRANNY HALLIDAY-His Mofher ................ PROFESSOR CHIPPER-lnferesfed TERRY DONOVAN-An Opfimisf.. MRS. LOVE JOY-A Social Climber ..... WANDA-- Her Daughfer ....,. A ....... SONYA-An Impefuous Visifor ..... WINKS-The Butler. ............... .. PRINCE RUDOLPH-Of Zenobia .... CHARACTERS ...........................Richard Kefferman ...........A...Rena Landis .....Dorofhy Kochenour ......Gladys Weigle in Birds ..... ..... E lwood Wifmer ............lames Pugh . . . . . . Dorothy Wagner .........Fay Diehl ......Efhel Jacobs .........Lufher Kohr .. ...... Gerald Kunkle SOUND YOUR HORN Chrisrine Eliof, owner of refreshmenl sfend ......,............ .... B eify Snelbeler Theodore Webster, Mrs. Van Dyke's nephew ..... . .Charles Naylor 'll M' Dum a Cusfomers at refreshmenr sfand .... lldnd Conway Phyllis Belly Kochenour Mr. Angus, Arrorney for Mrs. Van Dyke ,.,........... Mr, Beasley, Carefaler for Mrs. Van Dyle's properly .... Diane Websier, Mrs. Van Dyl:e's niece ,....,....,.. Homer Bird, Conrad man for Empire People. .. Elle Lomb, weiiress for Miss Eliol' .......... Mrs. Ven Dyle, wealrhy widow .... . .Alberf Scheuer . ,Henry Beecher . .Doris Freeman ..,.Carl Hauser ...June Sfroman Dorofhy Wagner 23111: 125 BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM Firs+ Row:-K. DIEHL. L. PUSH, L. KOHR, J. KREBS, J. PUGH, T. HOLLERBUSH. Second Row:-Coach, J. WANICH, J. AUGHENBAUGH, D. McCLEARY, B. SPALDLNG, R. CLEMENS. P. WEIGLE and Manager Reiff. THE VARSITY SQUAD J. PUGH-Forward L. PUGH-Forward L. KOHR-Guard J. KREBS-Center ' K. DIEHL-Guard B, SPALDING-1-Guard T. HOLLERBUSH-Cenier R. BRENNEMAN-Guard This was Manches'I'er's 'lirsf year in an organized basllelball league, fhe Yorl: Counfy Scholadic Baslreiball League. Manchesfer made iheir eniry a noficeable one by carry- ing off fhe Class B Championship. J. Pugh also sei' a league record for poinis scored in one game. 36 agains+ Norfh York. GlRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Firsf Row:-R. WASSER, R. BRENNEMAN, J. STROMAN, Capfaing D. STRAYER, B. SIPE, R, MOHR Second Row:-MR. DONALD HUGHES, Coach: B. SNELBAKER, Manager: E, DIEHL, G, SIPE, J. EHRHART, R. FITZKEE, M. STONEBURNER. BOY'S BASEBALL TEAM w ww Firsf Row:-L. PUGH, D. LIVINGSTON, R. BRENNEMAN, G. KUNKLE, 6. BRENNER. Second Row:-COACH KALTRITER, H, LOWE, D. McCLEARY, B, SPALDING, T. HOLLERBUSH, P. WEIGLE, H. LINTHURST. H. LINTHURST D. McCLEARY . G. BRENNER .. P. WEIGLE . .. J. PUGH ......... R, BRENNEMAN ,..., B. SPALDING .... L. PUGH ...... G. KUNKLE . .. D. LIVINGSTON This year's foam has quiie a record fo uphold, M. H. S. feams have won fhe league championship for fha pasf ihree years and in I937 won +he York Couniy Scholasfic Championship. . .Ouffieider . .Ouifiielder . .Ouffielder . .Ouffielder . .Sheff Sfop . . . . .Third Base Second Base . . . .Firsf Base . . . . .Piicher . . . . .Pifcher 7f3 . fii. fowl? Q IINFU 4 6 . Ii R' slr BOY'S SOCCER TEAM First Row:-G. BRENNER, H. LINTHURST, D. LIVINGSTON, T. HOLLERBUSH, R, MURPHY. Second Row:-Coach, O. KALTRITER, D. LING6, C. NAYLOR, B. SPALDING, R. WILT, R. KETTER- Third Row:--Assisianr Coach, A, D. BONITZ, H. CLEMENS, C. SHELLEY, G. DANNER, Manager REIFF. The regular 'Ieam line-up was: C. Forward-J. PUGH L. Inside Forward-T. HOLLERBUSH R. Inside Forward-C. NAYLOR L. oufside Forward-D. LINGG R. oufside Forward-G. BRENNER C. Half-back-D. LIVINGSTON For Ihe second siraighi year M. H. Soccer Championship. The League record for Ihe year: M. H. S. M. H. S. M. H. S. M. H. S. M. H. S. Dover . . . Dover Diifsburg Dilisburg MI. Rose L. half-back-R. KETTERMAN R. Half-back-B. SPALDING L. Full-back-C. SHELLEY R. Full-back-G. DANNER Goal--H. LINTHURST carried off Ihe York Counfy Inierschoiasfic MH.S.3 .... ...M+.RoseI M. H. S. I .. ., Hanover 0 M. H. S. 5 ...., Hanover 0 M.H.S.3... ...NorI'hYorIrI M.H.S.2... ...Nor+hYorlrI BOY'S TRACK TEAM Firsi Row:--C. NAYLOR, R. REIFF, C. HAUSER, E. HAUGH, G. BRENNER, L. KOHR Second Row:-N. GOOD, W, BESHORE, C. SHELLEY, R, WILT, K. HOFFMAN. Third Row:--R. MURPHY, R. WERTZ, F. DANNER. Fourfh Row:-MR. 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