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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

5 1 V W as iwlemuirw Q IMLA wg x 4 fx ax lllll A A zf lk x l X XX -X pl If ll Q X XQ l ,fl .ml E34 J I lxxxlx H Xldllrxlllcwzf v ' W Wx ,IZ X ,..,g5Chfll 1 H , Eifgqllllllll Vllllllli., , Xxxxli i X ofygz : K Nw 22?-44 'ff : U I - f W x,E'L.,- K-If Z f-W Publish cl by the Senior Class of Manch t H gh School Ma h t P 94 E 1 IX 'flflhz urzmnrd We, the class of 'forty-one, have combined our humble efforts to offer you this edition ot Les Mernoires as a pleasant and lasting memento of the friendships, joys and ex- periences of our youth, so that when hair turns to silver, eyes become dim, voices grow faint, your thoughts may turn fondly back to High School days. Page Two MR. WILBUR F. ZIMMERMAN, B. A. zdicarinn It is with the deepest appreciation and grati- tude that we dedicate this edition ot Les Me-rnoires to Wilbur F. Zimmermang because of his twelve years of loyal service to Manchester High School, and because We admire and res- pect him for his friendly manner, his guidance and his leadership. Page Three 'diahlz uf Qiuntznts Administrottion - - - Closses Sports .... Activities - - - Advertisements - - Page Four Zldministratiun f J W iff X 'if xxx li I xofij f Sf? iff' Q 3 2 WW ja O 0 If 5.4 X - 'Xl 4'-, 2. 'H X X Q X X X NO Q N x XX X 2 ng , ' s Board of Ed Faculty UCB J -I J L lr-X K- -x K '-Ti 1 'N -g.f?wrxi?il5Q:sxgvrX.t SXX SNR- CX 'R L E S M E M D I R E S 1941 4111! SIE ra. .. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Manchester High School has experienced a phenomenal development from the small two-year high school founded in 1908 with classes in Man' chester Fraternity Hall, to the present large structure with over two hundred twenty-five students, and eleven teachers. The present building was completed in 1926. Two large additions were added to the original building in 1936 and 1937 respectively, offering adequate gymnasium facilities to the student body. At present the school offers courses as follows-Academic, Commercial, Home Economics, General and Agricultural. Manchester High School trains its graduates to develop into useful citizens by placing emphasis both on the curricular and on the extra-curricular activi- ties. Among student publications and organizations are-the student hand book, The Orange and Black, the student newspaper, The Echo-Log, the senior annual, Les Memoiresf' Opportunity for character development is offered by the Hi-Y and Girl Reserve Clubs and The Student Council. The school likewise has maintained an enviable record of victories in athletics although fair play and good sportsmanship are stressed more than athletic victories. Prof. Scott Knaub, Assistant Superintendent of schools, was principal of the high school from 1908 to 1931. ln 1931 Prof. Chester H. Royer was elected Supervising Principal of the Manchester schools-a position which he has very capably filled until the present time, Mr., Allen Beshore is the present president of the Manchester Board of Education. Page ix K v N. 1 is --- -1--V -- . -.-N tr -f-- ef' V. 12-fee '4 Af' , J -.ff'S iJf1,fQ,-fs' Lfitfif pf ff +f1f17L7i'ffL Mr. Allen Beshore. President Director: l93lfl9ftl. Term expires l945 Fducation: Graduate Manchester High School, l9l8, Student lrflillersville, State Teachers Colleae, Ciraduate Thcrnp sons Biiiiainess College, York, Pa. Butz, or Prol.: Partner in Beshore and Koller's Garage, Manchester, Pa. Mr. Frank Zeigler, Vice president Director: l93l-lQ1ll, Term expires lflftti, Pducation: Graduate New Cumberland lliah School, l9l7, Graduate tickets: School ot Embaliiiina, Philadelphia, Pa. l3l1'E. or Prot: Undertaker, Pres, York County School Board. ot Directors. l.le1iilber Regional Council ot the State St-hool Directors! Association. Mr. William Everhart. Secretary Director: l896fl9l7, Sec'y., l92lfl9fll, Secy., Term expires lQ-ll. lfducation: lfinigsville Private School, Taught Starview and Beshoreh Schools, 1887-l888. Bus, or Prof.: Retired Businessnian. . -r, nard uf fduratiun Mrs. Lillie Hake, Treasurer Directori l937-l94l, Term Expires l91l3, Educationi Graduate Dillsburg High School, Graduate Shippensbura State Teachers College, Taught l899fl907, Paqe Seven l9l7el935. Dr. George S. Blymire Director: l933fl94l, Terni expires l9fl5, Education: Graduate DCIllClf3lOVJI'1 High School, Graduate University ot Penn- sylvania. Plus, or Prot.: Dentistry. Bus. or Protg Retired Teacher. -W ,f'w L E S M E M ca i R E s 1941 J 1 , X 'dint gl acuity MISS CLARA M. CASSEL, BA, M.A. Education: Goucher College, Bucknell University. Experience: Manchester High School. 5 X9i .iXX:SSR -S MR. CHESTER H. ROYER, B. A., Ed.M., Supervising Principal. Education: Elizabethtown College, Columbia University, University ol Pennsylvania. Experience: Elementary Grades, W. Cocalico Twp., Lancaster County, Elizabethtown Academy and College, Principal ot Paradise Twp, High School, Supervising Principal ol Manchester Boro. Schools. Subjects: History, Guidance Counselor. Activities: Student Council, School Treasurer. Hobby: Choral Direction. MR. WILBUR F. ZIMMERMAN, Education: Dickinson College, bia University. Democracy, Civics, Guidance, Memoiresf' respondence. Y Fi-S XS-T X C T B. A. Colum- Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Latin, French, Problems of Activities: Hi-Y Club, Adviser Les Hobby: Travel, Promote Foreign Cor- v--1:-S 6 Subjects: English, History, Guidance. Activities: Director of Dramatics. Hobby' M Reading and Poetry. MR. OREN S. KALTRITER, BA. Education: Susquehanna University Lehigh University, Penn State. Experience: Principal Fayette Towne ship High School, Snyder County, Elementary Grades, Manchester High School. Subjects: General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Guidance. Activities: Coach ol Soccer, Faculty Athletics Manager. Hobby: Collecting First Editions ot Magazines. mi' 5 Page Eight 'I 9 41 X v L 1 i, 'iff-7 - 1 ' - '1?.fC': fLf A777 -fgf-'N n 4-E gy 'Q 2?-I f ' -Q ' Z EL ,7 ...gli MR. ANTHONY D. BONITZ. BS. Educationi Rider College, Elizabeth town College, Lebanon Valley College. Experience: Harrisburg Academy Manchester High School. Subjects: Iunior Business, Bookkeeping Shorthand, Typing, Guidance. Activities: Coach ot Track. Hobby: Collecting stones. MR. JACK C. WANICH. BS. Education: Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Penn State, Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Commercial Arithmetic, Shorthand, Typing, Guidance. Activities: Business Adviser EchoeLog, Coach ot Baseball. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing. Page Nine gm ipl 'K VU - mf'-in ' MR. EUGENE F. SMITH. B.S. Education: East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Mathematics, Physical Educa- tion, General Science, Health, Guid- ance. Activities: Coach of Boy's Basketball, Assistant Soccer coach. Hobby: Summer Athletic work. M MISS ISABEL IORDAN, B.S. Education: Pennsylvania State College. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Home Economics, Belated Art, General Art, Guidance. Activities: Librarian Counselor, Girl Be-serves Adviser. Hobby: Wood carving and Music. E M Cl I R E S 194-1 J it N.. X - In . ,... V I -ETS .Xa K '-' ' 1 1 2-' p .-. X: ixx-H :-,wfci-C : -af We ,fm um. x --X, C' .J T E-JF- Exim-M :D '. .N - f'S S sl --by-H'-ixs ,Q if-.Psa -1- :F 'ref isa, - A , MISS KATHRYN E. MOYER. B. S. Education: East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: English, Health, Physical Education, Guidance. Activities: Adviser Assembly Programs, Adviser Girl Reserves, Girls Athletics. Hobby: Summer Athletic Work, MRS. BEULAH FROCK, BS. Education: Lebanon Valley College New York University. Experience: Supervisor ol Music Bunker Hill, Kansas, Chambersburg, Delta, Codorus Township, Glen Rock 1 1 1 MR. THOMAS MALIN, B. S. Education: Pennsylvania State College. Manchester, Stewartstown, Mt. Wolf York Haven. Subjects: Supervisor ot Music. Activities: Glee Club, Orchestra, Operetta. Hobby: Study oi Homiletics and Church History. MVK Experience: Newark, Delaware, Dillsf burg, Collingdale Meloal Township Vocational High School, Manchester 6 'W High School. Subjects: Agriculture. L Activities: Appointed Pennsylvania E Vocational School Curricular Coordinaf tor lor National Defense. S Hobby: Athletics. MISS BEULAH F. GERHEIM. BA. M Education: Pennsylvania State College. E Experience: Manchester High School. M Subjects: English, Health, Physical D Education, Guidance. Activities: Adviser Assembly Programs, ' Adviser Girl Reserves, Girls' Athletics. R Hobby: Horseback Riding. E Note: Miss Gerheim accepted a teach- ing position at the Latrobe High School S the second semester ot the '40-'41 term. 1941 5 Page Ten GIEIBBKB ,fibin A ' gl xwt' u Qvismi' iw X X - 1' 1 42 - me I -- X IEKIHKIXII' Q O O O O igge HM tr,- -L-QC e e-V A-A ,. 7 WLAJWA Q 7 T Y :SCHOOL H TION -Xu .4 5-,,lYT'ki -fx-fg -fx ZS,,,..,,, -ZX Mqfqpvf' ,X-X -1fv k.4 ,.,,,'f1.1 Qui- ,g., -XAX ff iEf5:.:L.,Q.,r .. ...A-..,, fl---S uk 0 - O . 5-4 3 : I A. -it XF, n l 4 'K lg-Z, -.fi ffr or 1-1 eff? fe -14 -fx -4 h A2 1 k f '1 eff H A .fqf-'jjk ...Ji --.--f-14 gk 'Y -fx Seniors Sophomores Juniors Freshmen 1941 Edition IV J sr J xr x. T 7 X .64 ,LN ii , has g t fr gm 1Jiil:5?Qg27xi- H ,J?Xqf,u X or .fx-sg! r ext A f - 2 - .fxX.,jr-xnfxx-7,145 Q WILLIAM BESHORE Commercial Senior Activities -Hi'Y, Track, Chorurz, Senior play Publicity Committee. l'Ha1'1ds oft, girls! This label could well be posted on l'Bill, for a young lady has already captured his heart. He is the type of tellow who renders his assistance at any time. Success to a willing worker! IULIA BIXLER Commercial HAROLD BRACHT Academic Senior Activities -Echo Log, Pres. Student Council, Playing manager ol Soccer, Senior play, Baseball, Assemf bly Program Committee, School play, Year Book, Operetta. Nigl' is a happyfgo-lucky tellow with L a personality attractive to all. He is a willing worker and never shirks his duty. Cui' Very best to you, Nig! M E M D I R E S 1941 RICHARD BRENNEMAN General Senior Activities fHonorory Capt. Boys' Basketball, Soccer, Student Council, Baseball, Year Book, Dick'i is an allfround athlete, being interested especially in baseball, soccer, and basketball. He is a good tellow and to know him is to respect him, May his good spirit occcmpany him always. Senior Activities'-ffGirl Reserves, Class Treasurer, Chorus, Operetta, Assembly Program Committee, Echo Log, Year Book, Prompter for Senior play, Hob is an excellent commercial student, and we expect her to make a worthy contribution to the stenographic world. By perseverance she will climb the l'Steps to success. AGN? M if f 5 'X Page Twelve L V g 4 fi -, J- .fi if f- GA 'r --jf, M 45- J if, Lfyfffi- 'Q 'ffff-of RUTHANNA BRENNEMAN General Senior Activities - Girl Reservesg Chorusg Operettag Basketballg Valleys ballg Year Book. Ruthie is usually seen in the midst of a group of laughing girls. She bee lieves in taking life as it comes, no matter how hard it may be. With this outlook on life, we know she'll be suc- cessful, MADELYN BRUAW Commercial Senior Activities-Senior playg Year Bookg Chorusg Operettag Echo Log. By her fun and good nature Braw has made many friends among her classmates, for everyone likes a person with a cheerful disposition. May the reward for these qualities soon be hers to keep forever. .3 MILDRED CONWAY Commercial Senior ActivitiesfSec'y of Chorusg Girl Reservesg Echo Logg Year Bookg Operetta. Connie is one of the more quiet and reserved members of the class. She captured the heart of a certain young lad four years ago in the school operetta and we know now that her future is fixed for her. wi? Page Thirteen HANNAH DANNER General Senior Activities - Girl Reservesg Librarian. A little girl with a big grin . . . that's Hannah. Her laugh tickles us im- mensely and she has a keen sense of the ridiculous. Although her future is undecided, we know that she'll be happy in any walk of life. E M D I R E S 1941 J Q if 4 c in V' ie' :fax 'ivrgg - Q i A, FRANK DOLL Commercial Senior Activities Senior playg HifYg Year Book. il'rankie is one ot the smallest oi the male members ot our class. l-lis quick, warm :smile welcomes us each clay, hiding whatever troubles he might liavc. Ho revealed unknown talents as an actor in the senior play, 'Shrube rf .1 X xfyx ,-5 I il-'i-?ge3eXa -S -f rea IEANETTA DECKER Commercial Senior Activities Girl Reserves, Basketballg Volleyballg Year Book. 'tlalcieu is: one ot the representatives: ot the more quiet section ot the clam ilailing from Room 3, f3ll9 rarely ven- tures from that domain except tor daily classes. Good luck, leanetta, and mic cess to you in future undertakings. ESTHER DIEHL Commercial Senior Activitien -Chorusg Operotta, Girl Refaervesg Vicevpres. oi Student Councilg Bavketballg Volleyballg Year Book. ESS pleasing personality has won her many triendn, including a very special Htriendt' who plays on the boys' varsity basketball team. Slio has a keen Sense oi humor which addn to her amiability. i W W Bam PWM. E ii Mm.. M bery Hill. M E M D I R E S 1941 IEANNE EHRHART Academic Senior Activities WClass Presidentg Echo Logg Chorus Operettag Girl Reservesg Year Bookg Pres. oi Student Councilg Honorary Capt. Girls' Basketballg Volleyballg Viceepres. ot A. Aj Senior play. Bill is an energetic girl with a lovable personality. l-ier ability in atlileticf: is Second only to that of make ing lriends. 41 Page Fourteen X, xg x if L 'Y X. .1 K 7 g-6 xx,-fj iff? V N ,f-1 i V, ,Ja fafLfi,f+ f Af:-1-'ff42,Q.: of fe if MARY CATHERINE EUKER Commercial Senior Activities-Echo Logg Chorusg Operettag Girl Reservesg Year Bookg Assembly Program Committee. Shorty is pep personified! Life fairly bubbles from her no matter where she is or what she does, We give her credit for being a quick thinker and for having a remarkable memory. ANNABELLE PINK Academic Senior Activities Girl Reservesp Chorusg Operettag Student Councilg Office Ass'tg Art Editor of Year Bookg School play. Annabelle's sunny smile greets us each morning in the school office where she serves as a very capable assistant. She sets an example for all by her studious attitude. Page Fifteen ANNA FITZKEE of Orchestra. in a future musical career. ANNABELLE FRY General Senior Activities--Girl Reservesg Year Book. Fry is one of the quiet, unassuming members of the class. With hardly a word to say, she is one who accom- plishes by doing rather than by saying. We know Annabelle as a sweet and gentle girl and hope she achieves success. Commercial Senior Activities-Asst Pianist for G. R. Clubg Echo Logg Year Bookg Chorusg Operettag School Pianistg Ass't Pianist Ann, the little girl with the con- tagious giggle, is quite an expert typist. She has ability also in tickl- L ing the ivoriesf' We wish her success E M E M D I R E 5 1941 J L .1 VET? .N 'A Qc X --Did X -f TT XS lS'xfQTllSiQ'X..s X17 S' Ng ee 5 REIDA GROSS Academic Senior Activities A Chorus, Operettag Treas. ol G. R. Club, Asst Editor of Year Book, Asst Editor of Echo Log, Prompter for Senior play. Reida is a student with high ambitions. With her studious attitude and stick- to-itivenessf' we know shell reach her highest goal. Good luck, Heidal NELLIE HOLDER General Senior Activities-Girl Reserves, Year Book. Nell is quiet, always the good listener rather than the ready talker. We have never known her to tail to accomplish her duties, and we expect her to make her mark in the world. Our very best ORPHA HOLLER General Senior Activities -f Girl Reserves Chorus, Operettag Year Book, School play. Orp is a happy-go-lucky girl with a sense of humor which causes merri- ment at all times. The fortunate man who wins Orphas heart will be as- sured ot an attractive home, tor she aspires to interior decorating. 1 to you, Nellie! w s .4 M RUTH HOLLER Academic E Senior ActivitiesffGirl Reserves, Year ,- Book, N' Tutor is genuine, truly sympathetic, D and as witty as they make 'em. A small ' part ot her time is spent collecting movie stars' photographs, but the R greater part ol it is taken up by a E young gentleman from her home-town, S 1941 Page Sixteen K V' g 4 ff- -5 .J-fe -ef' ,A fe-s .-- ,u,!'2-Jfmiiff-it fzfjff J'-Q J rn! ANDREW HOOVER Commercial Andy possesses the most admirable quality of quietness, and by his re- served nature makes his presence felt in any gathering. He is a boy of few words, but those words which he does speak are sensible. His industrious habits promise future success for him. lm W ' GOLDIE HOOVER Commercial Senior Activities -M Girl Reserves, Chorus, Operetta, Echo-Log, Year Book. Although Goldie is rather reserved and quiet in school, we know that when her help is asked, she is always ready to give it. With her determination plus her sweet nature she cannot help but be a success. W HELEN HOOVER General Senior ActivitiesffGirl Reserves, Year Book. lt is like looking for a needle in a haystack to find many students who would make the long trek to school, as Helen does, in the interests of her education. Bain or shine she appears, ready and willing to help. Page Seventeen LESTER IORDAN Academic Senior Activities--Hi-Y, Year Book, School play, Orchestra, Baseball, Soccer, Operetta. The envy of many girls in the school is Zips wavy, black hair. He has been a valuable athlete to the school, and his stature and physique, along with his friendliness, have won him many friends. M E M D I R E 5 1941 J 1 ' J lvl., X i . . ,- 4 . .L x - , -- . , - Ap 5 1.5 - ,- :X - -- Xi . -SSS-,V fm-Nh-4 N K BETTY KINPORTS General Senior Activities-H Pres. of G. B. Clubg Pres. of Chorusg Gperettag Senior playg Class Vice-presg Echo Logg Girls Basketball Managerg Year Bookg Office Assistantg Sec'y of A. A. loe lacks nothing in popularity and has friends in every class. We always notice her cheery Hello and gay niiiile. XJ i, TL S A 2 -Sxxfxe XJ - BEATRICE IURY Academic Senior Activitiesfflfice-pres. of G. B. Clubg Echo Logg Chorusg Operettag Senior playg Editor infChief ol Year Book. Beatie':3 sweet disposition liar: given her a wide circle of friends and won her a prominent place in our school activities. She was an invaluable editor of 'Les lvlernoiresf' K r-X - -S X fix-- ROGER KEECH Academic Senior Activities 4 Student Councilg Chorusg Operettag Hi-Yg Assembly Pro gram Cornmitteeg Cheer Leaderg Senior playg Echo Logg Advertising manager of Year Book. Good nature and good sense go to make up the character of Buck and we know him as a real gentleman. Success to a genuine person! BETTY KOCHENOUR Commercial Senior ActivitiesfClass Sec'yg Gen. Business manager of Echo Logg Chorusg Operettag Girl Beservesg Asst Sec'y of A. A.g Asst Editor of Year Book, Bettys geniality has won her many friends. She already has her share of good fortune, but we warn her not to UChuck it away. Page Eighteen 'D 'YK --fL xx .X if 'k V X. . 4 . e-f'2fQf-iff . 'fn - 'lf Lfl 'Pi f ' K7,f'7?'fffT'4-f'z'fe Aifdki IANET KROH Commercial Senior Activities -7- Chorusg Operettag Girl Reservesg Senior playg Echo Loag Year Bookg Student Council. lanet has the admirable qualities of being sweet and good-natured plus that of daintiness. We know from ex- perience that she is a loyal friend and all who know her unanimously agree. HOWARD LEHMAN Academic Senior Activitiesf-Year Bookg Chorus: Operetta. Mike is one of the tallest members of our class. His quietness seems to be in direct contrast to his height, for he is usually seen but not heard. His general conduct gives the impression of being reserved and refined. Page Nineteen DOROTHY LINGG Commercial Senior Activities-Girl Reserves. 'iDottie is the happy-go-lucky girl who sets an example of friendliness for all of us. Her fun-loving nature has won her numerous friends while her numerous jokes bring many laughs. We've heard it said that her favorite color is Red Savy? GLENN LIVINGSTON Academic Senior Activities 4 Hi-Yg Operettag Senior playg Circulation manager of Year Bookg Treas. of A. A.g Chorus. Tice is the fellow who engages in a most unusual sportfthat of hunting dear by moonlight. His late arrivals at school are overshadowed by his dominant characteristics -ee omiability and good sense. M E M D I R E S 1941 J sl J X X --s 1 ,rg -Fixx is ,S-SYS f' ,Q HAROLD LOWE Commercial Senior Activities-Year Bookg Baseballg Soccer. 'llkie is the pilot ot the classy, tan Ford which taxies the New Holland gang to school each day. His outstanding characteristic is teasing the girls--and how they love it'. ln any conversation his come-back is No kiddin', RUTH MOHR Commercial Senior Activities - Chorusg Operettag Girl Reservesg Basketballg Volleyball, Year Bookg School play. Ruthie is one ol our typical outdoor girls. Even though she is intensely in- terested in athletics, she leaves the irn- pression ol being sweet and gentle, I-ler stenographic ability should be helpful to her in future years. GORDON MUSSER Commercial Senior ActivitieseYear Book. lil' Gus is one ot Mr. Malin's star W 3 I agricultural students. ln future years, we hope to see him as a successful farmer. At present, he expends his energy peddling to school on his L bicycle. The natural pink in his cheeks is the envy of many girls. 5 E S IAMES RAINE General M Senior Activities--Iayvee Basketballg E Chorusg Operettag Year Bookg Base- M ball. lust Iim wis the best description ot D this likable chapaliked by everyone I because of his lun-loving nature. His amiability seems to be his dominant R characteristic and we hope that it will E always remain a great asset to him. S Page Twenty 1 9 41 L Y Q. I 4 'Ii-S3 t R17 Q ' 'j,?t42,:1,yfEQst,f riff' fit v2?fLw ' ' f' fl f -' -f cf'Lf 'L,.f'w,f2,f''afar E i122 X ft lm. IOHN RENEBERGER Academic Senior Activities ef- Chorusg Stage manager tor Senior playg Year Bookg Sports Editorg l-li-Y. Reneberger, rather quiet and unas- 'M ii suming, is very seldom seen with mem' bers ot the opposite sex, but some time he'll probably be attracted by some fair damsel. He has been in- valuable as an expert stage manager. LAWRENCE RODE Commercial Whitie is quiet with the reserve that ,.,., WX comes from breeding and is a gentle- ' man to all who know him. l-le pro- bably has friends among the lair sex but is known never to let the ladies worry him. All in all, Whitie is liked by all ot us. 'M t LOWELL ROYER Commercial Senior Activities-elfd, ot Echo Logg Chorusg Operettag Pres. of Hi-Yg Basket- ballg Baseballg School playg Pres. ot Orch. Boyer is the lad with the rich, bari tone voice heard in our school operetta, Forest Prince. His come-what-may attitude plus his pleasant charm have won him many friends. E M wt L S KATHLEEN SCHRIVER Commercial M hw Senior Activities-Year Bookg Chorusg E Operettag Volleyballg Girl Reserves. M Taddy has the distinction of being the tallest girl in the senior class. l-ler 0 height is exceeded only by her gener- I osity and thoughttulness. Her many R friends enjoy her keen sense of humor and appreciate her cheery disposition E S Page Twenty-one 1941 J ff J N fe- -i 'H 3. By-X-X, 3, c. -. 5 N ,,x'-- pg 'X-A - s X .F A Q Ax -i .VoJNxJfQxiENJ r MTNK fXi5XJRNfXQn,CsJ'sQ XQT L E S M E M D I R E S 1941 BEATRICE SIPE Commercial Senior Activities W Girl Reservesg Basketballg Volleyballg Year Book. We can easily say to Beatie that lortune awaits her around the corner it it means lixedness of purpose and control of will. Few can Hput one over on her, tor she is nobody's fool. Good luck, Beatle' DOROTHY STRAYER General Senior Activities f Chorusg Operettag Girl Beservesg Basketballg Volleyballg Year Bookg Senior play, Dottie is the witty and obliging girl who served as guard on the girls' basketball team, keeping opponents from tallying the score. Her two main weaknesses seem to be--namely, '41 Pontiacs and piano players. IACK SCHUSTER Academic Senior ActivitiesfSenior playg Year Book. A smile, a chuckle, a wise crack, a good joke and you have our comic re- presentative trom the village of Mt. Wolt. l-lis favorite pastime is horse- back riding and all who've seen him ride, know he excels in this sport. CHARLES SHAFFER Academic Senior Activities-Year Book. Mike, chummy and good-natured, is the lad with the chuckle heard through- out every classroom. Besides studying, there are a thousand things he'd rather do and does. Shaffer loves movies, and is often seen at the theatre in the com- pany of a fair lady. nm my .JW it Page Twentyetwo X. V 'Y- I Xia ,. A , 5' A - ffwftQQAffp.v,f' ef'o -f f..f elf? fly-Lirfwyf ,zflfffefljfffyl ff? RAY STRIEWIG Commercial y Senior Activities-,Hi-Y, Asst Sec'y of l-li-Y, Orchestra, Chorus, Operetta. Mm! ln future years We hope to find Bay in the midst of government affairs, as he is Well informed about politics. l-le is musically minded, and has shown his talent by participating in our school orchestra. GEORGE TRAYER Academic Senior ActivitiesfYear Book. We usually find Trayer with the boys around the school, but we know that someday his interests will be more divided, most of them reverting to the opposite sex. Eh, George? Success to a willing worker! im -rf 'itt H ,t .V me CASSELL WAREHIME Commercial Senior Activities-Student Council, Echo Log, Cen. Business manager of Year Book, Office Asst, Senior play, Sec'y of Chorus, Operetta, Hi-Y. less has quite proved his worth to us and taken all in all, he is a hale fellow well met, and a good and true friend. , , -.. ami, 4 M, WNW Page Twenty-three PAUL WEIGLE Commercial Senior Activitiese-Echo Log, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Chorus, Operetta, Year Book. Weasel and the alarm clock have never been properly introduced as can be seen by his late arrivals at school each day. His amiability and good nature have placed him Well near the top on everyones list of friends, M E M D I R E S 1941 J ' -Q31 fins--. ' fig fx? JEXDX.. L 2 N --R 'Xi- .JN-. ' 1 lf. .5--X in Xfiafxlr XS NORMAN WOLF Academic Senior Activities-Hi-Y. Toady is an earnest classmate ol ours who has revealed in high school a tendency to help the other fellow as much as he can. He is quite a likable chap and the verdict of his friends- l-Ie's a darn good egg! -well des- cribes him. .qi 'W . ll ,lf ll E S El! ll ,HP :ml A tw Q ' N - , ,.,iL,., M -,5' E r t r fi-EE M U l, Climax 6. Hi, Gus! I 2. Swing it sister! 7. Henpecked 3 Professional 8, Windy R 4. Experienced? 9. Broncho Bill E 5 L nely as Cl siqh lU King of Swing . o . ' 5 1941 Page Twenty-four gi V M I -I I-I ,,fQ.--5.T5.! Wl NOW WE LAUNCH, WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR? Thus tar we run before the wind. -Arthur Murphy Iulia Bixler-Business School-Secretary-Mrs. Clemens William Beshore-Chauffeur-taxi driver-Greyhound Bus driver Harold Bracht-Flying school-Aviator'-England Ruthanna Brenneman-Iunior College-Pattern drafter-Dress Designer Richard Brenneman-Laborer--Phys. Ed. school-Athletic coach Madelyn Bruaw-Red Cross-Ambulance driver-France Mildred Conway-Secretary-Romance-Housewife Hannah Danner-Probationer--Nurse-Doctor's assistant Ieanetta Decker-Business school-Typist-Personnel work Esther Diehl-Voice culture- Hello girl-Switchboard operator Frank Doll-Clerk--Manager-Proprietor Ieanne Ehrhart-Waitress-Manager-Caleteria owner Mary C. Euker-U. of P. School ol Iournalism-lournalist-A. P. Reporter Annabelle Fink-College-Nurse-Airplane stewardess Anna Fitzkee-Ivory tickler-Music conservatory-Staff Pianist Annabelle Fry-Training-Air Hostess-Pan-American airways Reida Gross-Training school-Nurse-Surgeon's assistant Nellie Holder-Harrisburg-Beauty Culture School-Hairdresser Orpha Holler-Institute ol Art'-Specialty Shop-Interior decorator Ruth Holler-New York-Hospital Nurse-Superintendent ol Nurses Andrew Hoover-Salesman-Field Agent-Business Executive Helen Hoover-Paddock-Riding Academy-Instructor Goldie Hoover-School ot Science and Arts-Medical laboratory-Medical Lester Iordan-State Police School-Probationer-State Motor Policeman Beatrice Iury-College-Language teacher-Interpreter Roger Keech-Clerk-Apprentice-Hardware salesman Betty Kinports-Staff nurse-Private duty-Superintendent Betty Kochenour-Stenographic student-Traveler-Captain's secretary Ianet Kroh-Baltimore-Business School-Accountant Howard Lehman-Tinker-Radio expert-Station WOR Dorothy Lingg--Business School-Key Punch operator -Government Position Glenn Livingston-lack ol all trades-Machinist Harold Lowe-Clerk-Foreman-Manager Ruth Mohr-Soloist-Blues singer-Radio star Gordon Musser-4-H Club-Agriculture school-Horticulturist Iames Raine-Midshipman-Lieutenant-Admiral Iohn Reneberger-Trade school-groundman-C. A. A. licensee Lawrence Rode-Welding school-helper-Electric Welder Lowell Boyer-Draltee-Pilot-Army Pursuit division Kathleen Schriver-Night school-Typist-Real Estate lack Schuster-Preparatory school-Ohio University-Electrical engineer Charles Shaffer-Private Cveryl-Captain-General Beatrice Sipe-Law student-Secretary-Court reporter Dorothy Strayer-York-Beauty culture school-Beautician Ray Striewig-Paper mill-School ol music-Grchestra director George Trayer-College-Apprentice-Mechanical engineer Cassel Warehime-Tracer-Draftsman-Civil engineer Paul Weigle-Photographer-Director-Movie producer Norman Woli-Texas-Tenderloot Kblistersl-Cowboy M. C. Page Twenty-five Secretary E. L E S M E M D I R E S 1941 ' rf K -o 'TTR .fx-JR., zu'-9' x f 'E Q. -x xt F. ' 5 7 v S 5 I M .. E i' 2 M 'A , .i D L lg 4. R E S 1941 J sl I f A+ A r i - xiii? X -W -9' if fi ' 5 ' rkxlf-' n'- l-gibwge -' 'X . J,,,l1 A. . , -, N... M :Z 'U' N. lg, I f ,R . R .1 Y rg.. 3 f N. let i V .,,,, l 'rl 1?,:?w Us lf- Iiiiib W Nl' . . .Leg 'L I my 'glhge 2.5 ,l , 1 , .Q 0 Q its MA- 4 igww .5 W 1, , ,L y I . 'dv 4, Q. D 4 2' ' , MJ i nm ..:.WAs i l. Hunting dear 2. Honeysuckle rose 3. Free wheeling 4. Ever nice! 5. Daniel Boone 6. lust dreamin! 7. All aboard! B, No Steps 9. Always hungry QA. ei 4 ,wr A N l W 'QE ef :ii AE Afternoon snack Snowbird Taxi Strike one! Guess Who? Double for 12 Well! Quintuplets Out of gas 1' IA I 1 ' I ,Z -1 q S 1: :tQ,' li ff 1' ings' EQ his lg fa x as ' 3 ,S 3, 4 :E 4 . Injun Ioe . Home, Sweet Home . Guardian Angel . Double or Nothing . Off guard . Chippies Two can live as cheaply as one Surprised? W. Page Twenty-six X X' 'L X J - 'li. ,., ,, 1 ..f'-,,,.'..1-7 -ITT AN UNFORGETTABLE CRUISE Oh, Captain steer the ship toward home, Our four year cruise is thru, We've battled the storms of final exams, And now are a wiser crew. We embarked on this trip in thirty-seven, Upon entering the Freshman class, We were carefully examined by the custom officials, And then solemnly given a pass. The first stop made was at Sophomore port, Where we remained for another year, Meeting the winds of study and toil, And battling them all without tear. Then came the wreck on the island of Iuniors. What a year that turned out to be! With its heartaches and troubles, it really was awful, But it ended quite joyously. Now approaching the end of our voyage, We're gliding thru our Senior tests. The lantern in the lighthouse grows brighter, May We anchor in the port of Success. M. C. E. SCHOOLMATES Tune Sailing We were launched tour years ago And where We'll anchor we don't know So We hope that our careers Will last lor many happy years. We hope that on our journey 'cross lile's sea To all our problems, we can lind a key. So here's to the seniors! May each one be a success, We'll anchor at a port where we will find the best. Schoolmates, schoolmates, in parting we will say, When you start your lite-long voyage Choose a cloudless day. Try your best at everything you do, Don't forget that '41 is wishing luck to you. B. M. K. Page Twenfyhseven I. E 5 M E M D I R E S 1941 I' s'N-- Q 'I -mrs' I 2' ft' Q X xv 33 fix ' .ily 4. 'A r If 1 fifms .15 7 1' - 1' i A Q' ' 'IF T iigfgtzl I l 3 ,tt 'A gg? Acrobatics . Professor Bracht Struttin' Ambitious . Right in style lust posin' Water Boys . Six-day bike race Shoo! One-two, one-two Kiss me again Hi-o, Silver 'Aint we purty? Hawaii Carefree Watch me girls! P. L. P. Wish it were mine! Bachelors club? Handsome Happy-goelucky Stretch Squirrel Bored? Youngest? Beat'em, Daddy Page Twenty-eight I ZH L Ax 1937 August November November November 1938 August October November 1939-40 February March March April May September September October October November December February March May September October October October November November December December December December December April 29 30 25 18 .- V Z?: L 'ap' ZZ2fl2f ' i .135 ,',,f..1 SWEET MEMORIES 30-Freshman class invades Manchester. 8-Lowell Royer's love affairs begin. ' 10 ll -Manchester tries its new communication system-te1l-a- WOHIQTI. -Armistice Day Parade-Patriotism triumphs over sore dogs. -New cargo of timid souls arrive from Iunior High. -Halloween Party-Boys celebrate the repeal ot the eighteenth amendment. 0-English class sees lane Lincoln and Abe Withers. 9-Dr. Van Zandt entertains the students in assembly in a com- 4 mand performance. - The Gypsy Rover presented. Betty experiences Ierry's love- making. 9-Operetta Party-Osculations galore. l- Sound Your Horn. Conway and Kochenour buy scooters. 5-Ieanne's Birthday Party. Love walked in with Spider, 6 12 ll 15 28 -We start to sell hotdogs and learn how to produce inferior products for profit. -First soup sale and the last. CWhat became of the dish-water?l -Rich Brenneman gets a black eye in the game with Lancaster. CSO we were told.J -Roger Keech joined the Iunior Class. Everyone knows Iunior. - Early to Bed-Early to Rise -School Play-Remember? Patsy-Mary Catherine-the skunk? 21--Christmas Caroling-More love-making than singing. 7-Ruth Holler got the measles and Socum. 8 14 -Beatrice Iury comes to Manchester.-Yorlc's loss and our gain. -Iunior-Senior Banquet-West York Inn-Mr. Bonitz spills his punch. -Cassel Warehime lCSmutzerJ fell in love for the 25th time. -Bonfire-The student body goes native. 24-National Press Conference at Pittsburgh-We almost Went. 30-Halloween Party-Mr. Smith serves sweet potatoes for dessert. 7 22 3 -Boys almost win Soccer Championship. - Shrubbery Hill -Senior Play- Nig and hot toddy equal Lionel Barrymore. -M. H. S. Tuberculosis play cast wins right to broadcast playlet over W O B K. 3-Press Conference at East Berlin CYea, Biglervillel 8-Paul Weigle grows up. 16-17-18-Mid-year Exams-Iudgment Day. 24 -A fire sale in York-Result-All the girls received Sweetheart bracelets for Christmas. 2-Intelligence tests taken-Genuises and morons discovered or what have you. Epilogue-Taking a backward glance over our activities during the senior year, mistakes were made and sorrows experienced but all in all, our ac- complishments and joys have made 1940-41 a memorable year in our school lite. Page Twenty-nine M. C. E. ...g I L E S M E M D I R E S 1941 L E S M E M -1 fx N- 1+-V -Xe do Q-Xe -, X, f-wi fx 'X -- '- - Dxgb R ' rx ,, X 'X f . 5 X- f:ETfxsi-QSNJEE5 '1, Q55! fm- Q.-1' ,t r J I .... I A xl' Hg, gg fit ., ,QI S. 1941 xx 'I Prof. 9, Rummies Another bosket Feelin' bod? Monkey Time out At it cxgoin. Skunked Nobody's baby. Somebody's sweetheart. A good skote. Ride 'em cowboy! What cz sock! Worcri the birdie, Duck! . fwiiw Hsswf ' is Q .K 5? .sw 'h , A 4 m Peeved Innocence abroad More bugs Scientists? Step'n fetchit We'll tell Miss Gerheim 22. Underdoqs S .r.- A .-gt as 4 ,E S it t v ' 1 N6 -.f In if z ' X b X vc lglf T 'N R 'ii :lik lb l is Page Thirty J Ll' L V 1- 1 NR BEATRICE IURY Editor-in-chief i -fi 'F 'Z 2,?Qi' ' a Q zLd EPB rmnirrn CASSELL WAREHIME Business Manager Editor-in-chief . Business Manager , Assistant Editors , Literary Editor - Art Editor ,, Feature Editor W, Sports Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager , Mildred Conway Anna Fitzkee Lawrence Rode Kathleen Schriver Iulia Bixler Ianet Kroh Frank Doll Gordon Musser Esther Diehl Goldie Hoover leanetta Decker Page Thirty-one THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THE STAFF Harold Lowe Andrew Hoover Norman Wolf Ruth Mohr lack Schuster George Trayer Beatrice Sipe Howard Lehman Lowell Royer Madeline Bruaw Ray Striewiq ,, , WU, ,,,,, ,,,,.,., B eatrice Iury , ,,,,,,,, , ,,,, Cassell Warehime ,,Betty Kochenour, Reida Gross , -,-.,,, -Jeanne Ehrhart . , ,Annabelle Fink ,N ,,,, Mary C. Euker H ,wlohn Reneberger , ,.,, elitoger Keech ,Glenn Livingston Harold Bracht lames Raine Lester Iordan Charles Shatter Betty Kinports Dorothy Strayer Helen Hoover Orpha Holler Huthanna Brenn Nellie Holder SITICIH L E S M E M D I R E 5 1941 .J .,, I A X x X. .Xxx riug- fjif- .- fill. AX 'Q et i 'x- Cfx' N - . Q .JXX .rxiiiiiiligkxs f- if IUNIOR CLASS lst Bow: I. Yinger, E. Lehman, B. Pugh, M. Dittenhafer, G. Clemens, G. Stough, A. Aughenbaugh, W. Doll, M. Beeser, M, Kimmel, Mr. Zimmerman. 2nd Bow: Mr, Bonitz, L. Beshore, P. Wilt, V. Kinloch, K. Malehorn, E. Wolf, D. Snelloaker, E. Malehorn, M. Quickel, E, Spalding, A. M. Brenner, D. Kauffman. 3rd Bow: V. Kline, C. Myers, H. Adams, G, Murphy, E. Schauer, C. Fitzkee, D. Brenneman, B. Beichley, W. Mohr, C. Brenner, I. Bixler. 4th Bow: C. Ely, E. Kohr, I. Wilt, M. Shorts, G. Bohn, D. Hursh, D. Doll, D. l-lykes, B, Myers, C. Miller, W. Kling. 5th Row: C. Gross, G. Beard, C. Sanders, C. Bear, W. Stroman, N. Good, L C. Decker, W. Dehoil, E. Hoover, C. Wilt. E 5 M . E , '. ., M we ...QA , C' ' ., -VJ. 5 R E S 1941 Page Thirty-two X ,fjf-17 Zz x V L J - -ffigfcffirif-ef ,.fTv .fd -ff -F f f ff?-fzfzi K' , ce Tf1.,fL, SOPHOMORE CLASS lst Row: Mr. Srnith, P. Hcthn, E. Glcxdtelter, P. Coplinger, T. Reneberger, E, Schuster, I. Gross, L. Knoub, M. Wolgner, I. Hoover, B. Horning, Mr. Kctltriter 2nd Row: I. Beneberger, D. King, A. Brennerncxn, F. Bixler, B. Kettermotn B. Snyder, L. Reifl, D. Diehl, B. Wilt, M. Kohr, F. Dittenhcxfer. 3rd Row: D, Brennernotn, E. Donner, I, Weigle, H. Miller, I. Melhorn, B Diehl, L. Colole, B. Scholl, l. Atlorncl, R. Myers, I. Willis. 4th Row: R. Kohr, P. Gross, C. Smee, O. Shellenberger, C. Gingerich, D Kroit, E. Hoover, G. Gundy, K. Pink, G. King, M. Keech. 5th Bow: R. Kline, H. Evclns, E. Snellboker, D Murphy, F. Doll, C. Butcher, A. Fink, F. Shultz, I. Druck. Page Thirty-three L E S M E M D I R E S 1941 J' ,, I x X f' se-. ,.-- V77 ,Q ' J-X, fS C-XXX lie ' fglf- L, ' Rx ,Y --X A-LV1X?i:4-'ix lj ... JL 5 J 'X-f'Rv x'w' -W -Q - .Effie-fL3 'sxxS . , ., . .svi,.,1 . Y- 1 I ra -if-,Iwi-,, 79.11 . I I I 5 l ift ' '1:.i.11sf ' km' ff'-Jfx gi, if f, sag . RAS.: , ig f lf It 'Q - we H . FRESHMAN CLASS lzst Row: I. Mohr, G. Yinger, I. Mohr, P. Kochenour, I. Royer, M. Resh, R, Good, K. King, B. Donner, D. Horning, A. Schottner. 2nd Row: Miss Moyer, Y. Reeser, E. Wolf, P. Melhorn, D. Pugh, L. Gundy, D. Gross, ll. Yonkee, M. Horner, R. Hummel, B. Melhorn, Miss Iordon. 3rd Row: H. Hdhn, G. Stephens, C. Iennings, A. Kissel, D. Hursh, Z. Fries, A. Glczdtelter, E. Ort, G. Stromon, G. Clemens, D. Doll. 4th Row: M. Householder, A. Anderson, K. Pokopec, F. Fink, l. Wolf, I. 5th Row: G. Zeizler, L. Store, I. Donner, L. Koller, I. Knezic, H. Hollerbush, L Beshore, G. Monsberger, C. Brenner, A. Schultz, L. Brown, I. Druck. E S S. Gross, R. Shotler, P. Repmon, I. Musser. M I E Wir E' - 8 , I 7 R .S E 5 1 Page Thirty-tour f- parts Q 'l 4-X vi fx, we .1 ,..-i i? ,YR ,-Xrxxx Basketball Baseball Soccer Mushball Track Girls' Basketball Lis A l9.4I Edition IX , is t BASKETBALL The basketball team of M. H. S. with a very successful season won second place in Division l of the York County Scholastic Basketball League. They were successfully coached by Mr. Smith. Reading left to right: l. Gross, Manager, Mr. Smith, Coach, G. Beard, C. Prowell, P Weigle, R Brenneman, A Aughenbaugh, C. W'ilt, Mr. Kaltriter if M.u,...... ..,ff..,.g.f,t-...,e.,,.u. f SOCCER The Manchester High School soccer team with a very successful season reached the finals for the championship of the York County Scholastic soccer league. Manchester, being undefeated, although tying two games, dropped the final contest, which decided the championship of the league. The team was coached by Mr Kaltriter who was very ably assisted by Mr Smith. Much praise is given to the players and coaches for their cooperation throughout the season. Front Row Mr. Smith, B. Kling, Mr Kaltriter. Standingi H. l-lollerbush, G. Stroman, C Smee, G. Beard, C. Wilt, H Lowe, l. Royer, Fl. Brennernan, A. Aughenbaugh, P Weigle, l.. Iordan, l-l Bracht, G Clemens, G Murphy, E, Donner, P Repman, Page Thirty-six x Y X 1 . 7 - If x if f xi isis TRACK lst Row: Kroft, Donner, Murphy, Good, Beshore, l-lykes, Clemens, Becxrd, Hursh, Wilt. 2nd Row: Mr. Bonitz, couch, Royer, Weigle, Fink, Kohr, Adams, Fitzkee, Murphy, Aughenbcxugh, Brennemcm. BASEBALL Varsity players and '41 candidates lst Row: Clemens, F. Doll, Rczine, W. Doll, Keech, Weigle, Smee, R. Brennemcm, Iordczn, Aughenbcugh, Lowe, Royer, Brctcht. 2nd Row: Mr. Wcnich, coach, Dehoff, Krolt, Wilt, D. Brennemcn, Kline, Murphy, K. Fink, Evans, A. Fink, Butcher, Beard, Dctnner, Fitzkee, Prowell, Mr. Kcxltriter. Page Thirty-seven XT' L E 5 M E M D I R E S 1941 MUSHBALL lat Row Linaq, Puali, Snelbaker, Strayer, Mohr, Brenneincin, Diehl. ind Row Misra Moyer, coach, Kinportsw, Sipe, Spalding, Decker, Melhorn, Kline, Gladlelter GIRLS' BASKETBALL Deteated lout once in league competition and beating alumni and classmates in intra- iiimiialaz, the qirln' lvafwketliall teoiii, lor the second time walked oil with the York County Chanipionship Thr-ir well aimed passsen, their team work and speed has won theni much acclamation, The coaches Miss: Gerheirii and Miss Moyer have aided tremendously in their Winning this: vliariipionship, lizt Row D Snelloaker, R. Brennernan, D. Strayer, I. Ehrhart, R, Mohr, E. Diehl, I, Melhorn 2nd Row Mimi: Gerheiiri, IQ Glcrdtelter, B Pugh, K Malehorn, l Decker, B, Sipe, P Caplinger, B, Kinports, Paqe Thirty-eight -L1 Zlrtinitiw X W 4 if as 1 I- K Dramatics Clubs Echo-Log Government 1941 Edition IN SENIOR PLAY The class of 1941 successfully presented its class play Shrubbery Hill, a three act comedy by William Ellis Tones, on November 22 and 23. Shrubbery Hill is an old estate in Virainia and the play is the story of what happened when an old, established southern family was forced to see its home occupied by a well-to-do New York family The play was directed by Miss C. M. Cassel. The Castt Mr Wiggin, Frank Doll, loshua, Cassell Warehime, Lilly Belle, Dorothy Strayer, Mr Smith, lack Schuster, Mrs. Smith, Ieanne Ehrhart, Mrs Pendleton, Beatrice fury, Cousin Larrabee, Harold Bracht, Mammy, Ianet Kroh, Randy, Roger Keech, loan, Madelyn Bruaw, Ed, Glenn Livingston, Cynthia, Betty Kinports, THE SCHOOL PLAY The school play, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, a three-act comedy by Wilbur Braun based on Samuel L. Clemens' celebrated novel, was presented in the auditorium on February 22 and March l. This play gave adults once more an opportunity to relive :scenes from their own childhood, children enjoyed the youthful quality of the play. The Cast Mrs Sereuy Harper, Orpha Holler, loe Harper, Gerald Clemens, Widow Douglas, Margaret Wagner, Walter Potter, lames Gross, Mary Rogers, Ruth Mohr, Amy Lawrence, Pauline Caplinqer, lnjun foe, Lester lordan, Aunt Polly, Betty Diehl, Sid Sawyer, llay Myers, Tom Sawyer, William Kling, l-luck Finn, Edward Donner, Mrs Thatcher, Anna- belle Fink, Becky Thatcher, leanne Royer. Paae Forty 1. N- w- I A at 'Tv 'fiTV-7 Z-T-U fi f1ff1,f'2.,f'z-1 ' 'X 1ff'2f:f 2-fwj,f-, 'Ci 4:9 ECHO-LCG MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Manchester, Penna. ECHO-LOG STAFF - 1940-1941 Editor-in-Chief ,,,A,A,,,,,,,,A,,,,.,,,,,, A,AA,AA44, ,,.... L0 W ell Royer Assistant Editors ...,5Reida Gross 1Garnedia Stough News Editors . Sports Editors Art Editor ..,,. Typists ...... Club Editor Town Editor . Music Editor . Feature Editor Humor Editor Exchange Edito Alumni Editor .......,., Class Editors ,,,..,., ,.., 5 Beatrice Jury 2 Delores Snellbaker Paul Weigle A Janice Melhorn .....,........Aurel1a Brenneman Janet Kroh Goldie Hoover Anna Fitzkee .........,...,............Madeline Bruau .,..............Julia Bixler ......,.....Jeanne Ehrhart ..................Betty Kinports ..,....Mary Catherine Euker ...Donald Hykes r ................................ Kathryn Melhorn f Mildred Conway-Senior Q Emmert Schauer-Junior l Hazel Miller-Sophomore sz . N Business Staff A its General Business Manager ............ Betty Kochenour Circulation Manager ...,................. ......... Le ida Reitf f h Sh ii b if Ass't Circulation Mgrs. ..... 3 gladfelfgr erger Subscription and Adv. Mgr ................. Harold Bracht F f Cassell Warehime 'K ,gg A Ass't Sub. and Adv. Mgrs.. .. Wm- Kimi! N , C N Edward Danner XXX 5. 1 Roger Keech le . E if M sa Y ki? i V 'K X I sal be s it . V 4 : H Page Forty-one 'fs' QR iw 4 'Q A .......M.,............ ,mmm-3 CHRISTMAS CANTATA lst How M Brucxw, li Snelbcxker, M. Reeser, B. Pugh, B. Iury, Mrs. Frock, K Malehorn, ll Svhroll, M Conway, B Kochenour, P. Coplinqer. ind How M C Fuker, A. Fitzl-cee, I Kroh, D. Strayer, E. Diehl, H Brennenicin, R. Gross, A Fink, L Beshore, B Kinporlas, I. Bixler, V. Kline, G. Slough. 3rd How E, Scliouer, E. Spolclinq, G Hoover, K Schriver, M. Reesser, I Ehrhorl, O. Holler, li Mohr, B Wilt, ID. Hurfah, R. Striewiq, C. Srnee. flth llow Fl Meyerrs, G. Murphy, R Kohr, I Gross, N Good, G Beorci, H Lehman, ll Krffbfli, CS' Wvzreliiriirr, l. Foyer, W. Klinq OPERETTA- THE FOREST PRINCE lat How Suwu, Klinq, Worehiine, Keech, Beard, Boyer, Good, Murphy, l-lurnxh and llmnnor 2nd llow Shellfznbr:-roer, Heezser, Bixler, Iury, Molehorn, Mrs Frock, Director, Eulcer, lfhrhmt, Wolf, Conway, ond Fizkee. 3rd Row Coplinoer, Snelbriker, G Hoover Kline, B. Puqh, Melhorn, Mohr, D Pugh, Wilt, Glnfllf-llc-r, H Brennreincin, Schuster, and Kochenour. fllh llow Srhroll, Spoldinq, Holler, Kinports, Diehl, Bruow, Wcgner, Kroh, Strayer, Stough, Ufmhore, Kinlock, H, Grows, A. Fink and Schriver. 51h Row Myers, Kohr, Schultz, K Murphy, I, Gross, Schumer, A Fink, Lehman, Brocht, SlI'lffWl'1, L.ivirii411a1on, Iordan, Weiule, Reneberqer, Brown ond Gundy Poqe Fortyetwo K V L I J ffl ' fg , i . A- ffsfcff , if - -f ' ilffflfflf-f'?L ' 'X ,ff7f: 2 ff, - XQ '! f3 , l, IUNIOR GIRL RESERVES lst Row: D. Pugh, B. Diehl, I. Melhorn, L. Reiff, B. Wilt, I. Royer. 2nd Row: G. Yinger, I. Mohr, P. Malehorn, E. Wolf, I. Wolf, L. Gundy, C. Iennings, D. Horninq, P. Kochenour, Y. Reeser. 3rd Row: B. Danner, A. Gladfelter, H. Yankee, R. Fleneberger, B. Kellerman, G. Stevens, A. Kissel, R. Meyers, E. Gladtelter, M. E. Hesh, Miss Iordan. 4th Row: A. Anderson, I. Weigle, F. Fink, F. Bixler, R. Hohn, Z. Fries, P. Hahn, A. Shaffner, D. Hursh, I. Willis, L. Coble. Sth Row: L. Raine, R. Good, A. Brenneman, O. Shellenberger, I. Reneberger, M. I. llouseholder, I. Atland, M. Wagner, B. Schroll, M. Keech, I. Hoover. Oth Rowt K. Pokapeck, P. Caplinger, D. King, B. Hornina, L. Knaub, E. Schuster. .sis me E NV MI Q . ' Null -bfl Q L E S M E LIBRARIANS M These N. Y. A. students with a larger group of other students constituted the library D force throughout the year. Approximately titty new books were added to the library and a new system of checking I books was established. Miss Iorclan did much toward making a more unique library fystem. lst Row: Iohn Heneberger, Betty Diehl, and George Murphy. R Znd Row: Reida Gross and Miss Iordan. E 3rd Row: George Beard. Page Forty-three 1 .I 'xii' J X- rr A, ,, I v ,Y - . V 1 ,L r , YD - Rn V N ' , ' 4' V fn-e G C E. 'NX i ' -C. Lime ' , f- -. ' x g f - fx ,V K- -k r. , CN , , X ,. X - 1, 'gif V.,-f ' fx 'rw-,M .-g. .S A F' - -J e,, ' Ne, E A l gfxf . 4 viii? il'p':'X ' SENIOR GIRL RESERVES lfal Row D. Slrayer, R Mohr, B. Iury, B Kinports, R. Gross, D. Snelbalcer, M. Ditlenhaler. Znri Row I. Yinaer, V. Kline, M. Bruaw, I. Bixler, H. Danner, A. Fink, V Kinloch, M Quiclcel, lf Wolf, Nlisx-1 Moyer. 3ril Row: L.. Bezzhore, C. Ely, I Ehrharl, E. Spaldinq, P. Will, B. Sipe, A. M. Brenner, I. Bixler. 4th Row' M Conway, D. Kauffman, G. Hoover, D. Lingg, H. Hoover, M. Reeser, B. Kochenour, M. Kimmel. 5th Row I Kroh, I. Decker, R. Holler, K. Schriver, O. Holler, N. Holder, A. Fry, K Maleliorn 61h Row E Diehl, R. Brenneman, M C lfuker, A. Fitzkee, B. Pugh, G Slough. L E S M , E I, . , -Y -Q ......, HI-Y M The club members have had many good limes logether this year. The main activity O :sponsored hy the club was the dislriloulinq ol several Christmas baskets among the needy. lst Row G Zeigler, I. Knezic, W. Beshore, R. Keech, N. Good, L. Royer, E. Schauer, G I Clemens, C Warehime, R. Myers, W. Kling. 2nd Row l. Stare, I. Beshore, R. Shaffer, C. Brenner, G. Siroman, G. Murphy, R Striewia, R C Filzlcee, G Bohn, I. Druck, Mr. Zimmerman. 3rd Row l.. Kohler, S. Gross, C. Wilt, N. Wolf, D. Hursh, K. King, F. Doll, A. Shultz, E B Melhorn, I Munster, Mr. Royer. fltli Row P Repman, I. Reneberqer, H. Brachl, D. Hykes, E. Hoover, D. Murphy, C. Bear, S Il Hollerbush. R Kline, Mr. Boniiz. Sith Row F Doll, A. Aughenbaugh, L. Iordan, G. Livingzsion, A. Fink 61h Row' G. Clemens, E. Donner, D. Krolt, l,. Brown. 1 Page Forty-four STUDENT COUNCIL First Term Second Term President . Ieanne Ehrhart President Harold Bracht Vice-President Esther Diehl Vice-President Iarnes Gross Secretary H . ...Eva Gladielter Secretary Garnedia Stough lst Row' R. Brenneman, I. Royer, P. Kochenoiir, H Bracht, I. Ehrhart, D Pugh, E. Glad- felter, I. Mohr, Mr. Boyer. 2nd Row' C Warehime, G. Clemens, L. Stare, R. Good, C. Ely, I. Knezic. 3nd Row: R. Keech, R Schatier, I. Reneberger, L. Reitt, A. Fink. Atth Row' E Schuster, C. Wilt, W. Doll, E. Diehl, I. Kroh, E. Spalding, G. Stough ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Although all oi the students of the entire high school belong to the Athletic Association this group of students constitutes the executive committee. This association is self- supporting. President . Alvin Auahenloaugh Vice-President . Ieanne Ehrhart Secretary , . Betty Kinports Treasurer Glenn Livingston lst Row: Mr. Royer, Mr. Bonitz, A, Aughenbaugh, Miss Moyer, Mr Smith, Mr. Kaltriter, Mr. Wanich, Znd Row: D. Strayer, B. Kinports, C. Warehime, G Livingston, E. Schauer, R. Keech, I Ehrhart, D Snelbaker, B. Kochenour. Page Forty-five Bm! Iiovu Q f,11r1f1wr1f:I1, II KI1119, C Smee, R K I IXQIII IQ I'f1rm+-r, II III' ORCHESTRA I I :fy rII1Iu? IIwIw-rl KIIIICI, Ifwy IIQNIZQI, Hfmfson Quickel, VVIIIIIKIIII Klirm, Georqe- BCIIIH, XIII II Pink, IIIIIIIIUVI Srrhcxmler, MV: Frovk, Direrttorg Roy Stmwim, Iffzter Ionian, Low0II Iw IwIm I,IpfIfxf1r1wII, IImhry IDioI'1I, Nvol Good, SICITIIPY Good I UNIOR CHORUS I IIIIYICY CIIom1z 'Ion-1' mI1r:I1 Iowords training the :sIufIer1I1f Io .amq pfzrhz find to qnin I 'I' 'I'I1I11:, m f1rmII1m' your or Iwo they emfar the Senior Choru.: on-fi IwIp prawn! IIN- Itfr fmII OIIIFW IIII1I'1lK'l'TI proqrnmu rendered durmq the your I How II C'ff1pIinr1Qr, I Melhom, I, RDIII, I Grows, Mm: Frocfk, G Guruiy, A 1 I' IIIxIIg1,I? I'IomIm1 III'E?III IFf- III How I INHIQIO, M KFNQCII, I3 SCIIVOII, I3 Ilia-III, IVI Woqnr-r, II GIQCIIQITPI, R WIII, I, N I11 Im, I. KTIKIIIIJ, ID I5wI1I, R Ke-Itemmn, ffmxemfm, IJ IVI1,1rpI1y OIH, I: SCIIIIIIZ, O SI1OII0nbfvmM, A, Fmk, Pfwge forty-slx Zldnertiszmunts - fi -21:T -fu A' A Qi?-an L ,a 1 '.'1 ? yi ' -gy! I +'I1 ll Qffi Is! .- 'ff I H M, 1 f1ll'l ', -'ill' fxffiw WN X X X x X X X George A. Wolf 84 Sons Mt. Wolf and York, Pa. Clih'fl5 wnnnwnnn, LUMBER - MILLWORK - COAL BUILDING SUPPLIES Serving the Public Since 1852 York Haven State Bank YORK HAVEN, P.A. Your Patrovwige Solicited Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 1. Frank Reese JEWELER Watches and Diamonds High Grade Watch Repair 1012 N. George St., York-Phone 37390 Compliments of B. N. Danner M.ANBECK'S BAKERY PRODUCTS Compliments of the Ad Boys C. Warehime, Gen. Bus. Mgr.-R. Keech, Adv. Mgr L. Royer, Driver-N. Wolf, Driver Prospective Salesmen H. Bracht L. Jordan J . Raine Jack M. Schuster West York Inn 1400 West Market Street ROOMS MEALS B.ANQUETS PRIVATE PARTIES For Reservations Call 52258 Page Forty-eight Westinghouse Ranges, Ref1'ige1'ato1's, Washers and Ironers, Bendix Home I.-aundries, Magic Chef, Bengal and Caloric Gas Ranges, Magic Chef, Bengal and Columbia Combination Ranges. PYROFAX GAS for Homes Beyond the GAS MAIN C. W. Gladfeltcr l Motorola and Philco Auto Radios l Philco and Zenith Home-Radios l CEMETERY MEMORIALS Downes, Inc. 108-110 E. Market St. York pq Manchester, Pa. Local Rep'resentat'i1'c J. C. JURY Manchester, Pa. CONCORD EAT Clothes 512.95 9515.95 518.95 l F O X 1 S Concord at the Foot of Factory the North York Showroom, 516 N. George St. Hill BREAD YORK, PA. Thr... B.-others Thompson College A. Lechr-one YORK-HARRISBURG Courses H. H. Hildebrand George Hilker Accountancy Ediphone Secretarial . Medical Secretary SCYVICC Station f.?fi2fQlanSh'P f,j, ,jL,fgrV1ce W DictaphoneK P h A Stenograph ey unc ccounting R. D. No. 5 YORK, PA. l Phone 65812 1 Member of ' The American Association of Commercial Colleges and i The National Council of Business Education l Page Forty-nine Eating and Meeting Place for Yownlg and Old Bennies Restaurant AIR-CONDITIONED BY YORK 665 W. Market St., York, Pa. fNear Hiway Theatrej FAMOUS FOR OUR WAFFLES No Charge fofr end Cup of Coffee HOME COOKING FOUNTAIN SERVICE We Never Close PHONE 35437 BEN FOLEY, Prop. john H. Myers E99 Son LUMBER - MILLWORK - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES - PAINT - HARDWARE 1285 W. King Street Bears Always Dependable, Quality Merchandise at Right Prices Our CAFETERIA is YORK'S Popular Eating Place M.AKE IT YOURS! W. F. Mundis Sons Flour, Feed' and Poultry Supplies York Pa Plants at Emigsville and R. D. No. 5, York, P CAREFUL CLEANING EXPERT DYEING , Complzments of Phone 2489 York Tobacco Co. Pormprest 215 NORTH GEORGE STREET CLEANERS DYERS V A York, Pa. 106 North George Street York, Pa. Page Fifty Carls News Stand E. CARL CASSEL, Prop. 41 EAST MARKET STREET Phone 5789 York, Pa. The News Stand of Personal Service Zion's View Garage L. H. Emrich R. D. 5 YORK, PA NIIWNOHICALIIANSKIYAHOU Phone 70972 Prowell Commercial School s N. GEORGE srmzm' J. M. Shindler 84 Son Co. Funeral f Directing Furniture 909-15 N. DUKE ST. York, Pa. AIR CONDITIONED FUNERAL- HOME Paul Kubik PLEASANT VIEW FLORIST Funeral Designs Potted Plants And Cut Flowers 537 N. GEORGE ST. YORK, PA. Anvlmr at AnnafMary's SodafGrill York, Pa' Specializing Italian Spaghetti and Meat Balls DEAN PROWELL Principal and Proprietor 256 W' MARKET ST- YORK, PA Page Fifty-one Fashion bespeaks greater elegance than ever this spring. Coiffures will be individual - but smooth and finished. Shelve your hair worries by coming in now for a personalized permanent wave. The right wave for your hair. The right style for your age. Thclmzfs Beauty Shoppce Main Street MANCHESTER, PA. 18 McFal1's y The Store For Men N. GEORGE ST. YORK, PA. Compliments of Union National Bank in Mt. Wolf MT. WOLF, PA. Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Smoker's ! Something Different! PortofVana Ol' TidfBit CIGARILLOS Now--2 for 50 at J. A. Dolls Bob's Restaurant Week Day Dinners ....... 25c Special Sunday Dinners. . .50c NORTH YORK, PA. 1030 N. George St. Phone 64338 1. A. Good RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Manchester, Pa. Zenith Radios Phone 20-R-11 Page Fifty-two Rutter Brothers Dairy Pasteurized Dairy Products T North George Street Extended 1 YORK, PENNA. ESS-KAY SWEET BUTTER D-RICH CHOCOLATE MILK Phone 2035 t t Say il With Flozwrs H. M. Aughenbaugh 1 FLORIST Manchester, Pa. Concino's RAPID SHOE REBUILDERS 15 South George St. YORK, PA. ' When in York, Park Your Cnr at the B. 84 C. Parking Lot 15-17 West Phila. St. G. C. Murphy Company Bc sl 100 STORE The New Bc and 10c Store in the Heart of York g rowf m I g:'!03 ff?ST'a., MCUHQRTPI I ' lnsqloflxhus N 8 30 t Eb n 8:30 P M A CLEAR eai Sai. r T A. IVI o V I, 6 P, M Mr Pnnrlifin rd Ei nl n -un D R. T Fl m Fl R K I H 2 E ITTFIRKCT ST Of? THE 'GL - Pdge Fifty-three Field Goal . . . and when the ball cuts the cords of the basket, that's when the cheering begins. And the cheering will start when you try any of the delicious PensupremE Dairy products . . . because they're worth cheering about. York Sanitary Milk Company WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Open Open Sat. Sat. Eves. Eves. 3 South Geo. St.-York, Pa. C. B. Redl' Klinedinst BICYCLES - MOTORCYCLES Philco and Crosley Radios and Refrigerators A. B. C. - Kelvinator - Universal Washers fl0l7lIll'i7Ill IlfS of the O. K. Magazine Agency 0. KALTRITER, Prop. 159 S. Main St. Manchester, Penna. Keep up Your Education by Reading Good Magazines ROYAL Portable to Standard Typewriters The Best by Test H. G. Bancroft All-plane Models 1 Fishing Tackle 33 South Duke St. 113-117 S. DUKE ST., YORK, PA. . YORK, PA. Phone 33368 Open Evenings Page Fifty-four Good Wishes to the class of 19111 from Employees of Spar Dress Co. MT. WOLF, PA. MURRAYS -15-47 South George Street YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Dr. L. M. Cruse Successor to P. W. Jacoby Adams Transit Co 150 N. Beaver' St. YORK, PA. Save Half Ifidr' in COWl,f0'I'f Charter a Bus The pause that refreshes jacob Kissel OPTOMETRIST , FRESH MEATS Hum' your eyes c'xam1'nvd frvgulrvrly 1018 North George Street Mlmchester PII YORK, PA. Page Fifty- five SODA FOUNTAIN CIGARS Stop at 7 Baylor s 1119 North George St. FILMS MAGAZINES L. E. Melhorn LIFE INSURANCE - ANNUITIES an Cohen Brothers Everything for Every Sport 157 soum GEORGE STREET York, Pa. Compliments of Dr. Shettel Page Fifty-six Fritz Meat Market YORK HAVEN, PA. Where Quality Meats are Given First Place Home Cured Hams a Specialty Compliments of lnterborough Gas Co. Town Talk HOME OF THE F.AMOUS FROSTIES Dine and Dance Salem Square ltt lt D elt 'Y I -2' Q LEINHARDT BROS. the friendly Furniture Store Easy Terms A1 1'1mg1'd 277-83 W. Market St. YORK, PENNA. Compliments of G. H. Hoerner, M. D. York Paint E99 Hardware C0 203 W. Market Street YORK, PENNA. YORK, PA- Wholesale and Retail Distributors The place whefre M. H. S. students find H PHONE 7339 C0'7I.f07IfZ'I'VlC1I.t Page Fifty-seven York Cigar 84 Candy Co. Wholesale CANDY - CIGARS - TOBACCO 224 N. George Street YORK, PA. Greiman Bros. MEN'S and BOYS, WEAR 126 South George Street YORK, PENNA. Manchester Inn Ice Cream - Soda - Candy Cigarettes - Sandwiches Pool - Two Tables R. H. MURPHY, Prop. F. F. Kling PLUMBING - HEATING - TINNING COAL, GAS Sz ELECTRIC RANGES KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS DURO WATER SYSTEMS MANCHESTER, PA. PHONE 20-R-2 Valencia Pennsylvamlds Finest Ballroom YORK, PENNA. North York Grill 1057 N. GEORGE ST. Try Our Steak Sandwiches Page Fifty-eight When driving loy, thrifty people Insure Your Car With the Leader. Car Insurance Costs Less With Stop At MORE Pennsylvania Motorists PREFER and ask for HARLEYSVILLE than any , other insurance, because it offers so much S broader coverage, at such substantial savings on Fire-Theft-Property Damage- Personal Liability-Collision-Comprehensive Coverages. For , If you live in York Co. igg883'g:'2'l2lt E'i:bmW2S17 00 1 ' D 'y mage LIGHT LUNCHES CIGARETTES ' If you me in York City 532333-gtg::g tyIig:?52gQ 318 00 , 107 Refund on all Property Damage and Liability if no accident during CANDY policy year. SAGINAW, PA. Chester H. Royer Agent 7 S. Main St. Manchester, Pa. Phone 19-R-3 Seitz Bros. M amber COMMUNITY PURE FOOD STORES Compliments of Cfonewago Hotel Central Restaurant Open Day and Night Well Known for Good Food 44 NORTH GEORGE ST. YORK, PENNA. fNext Door to Strand Theatrej KlinefMeyers Mfg. Co., Inc. Manufacturers of WORK SHIRTS SPORTSWEAR FLANNEL SHIRTS 340 East Boundary Avenue YORK, PA. Page Fiity-nine Katharine Beecher Butter Mints Butter Candies Cararnels MANCHESTER, PENNA. Phone 19-R-4 Say it With Flowers John Dauber FLORIST 1705 N. George Street YORK, PA. Gingerich Music House Es? Band School 361 W. Market St., York, Pa. KING BAND INSTRUMENTS MUSIC AND RECORDS Complimentary O. P. O. ALL WOOL SUITS TOPCOATS 3316.50 Direct From Factory To You 134 West Market St. York, Pa. Complifrrwuts of Whelan Drug Store On the Square YORK, PENNA. Page Sixiy FORD-MERCURY-LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Sales and Sernicr' ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS and Power Farm Machinery Beshore 84 Koller MANCHESTER, PA. OFFICIAL AAA and KEYSTONE SERVICE Open Day and Night Phone 31-R-3 Home Cooked' Meals Phone 56262 Bortner's Restaurant A Little Place Doing a Big Busines Market and West Sts. YORK, PA. IVAN A. BORTNER, Pfropfrietov' I Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Gamble Manchester Grange Cofop. Assn. COMMUNITY STORE Coal, Fertilizer, General Merchandise Grinding and Mixing Our Specmlty EMIGSVILLE, PA. PHONE 56201 Complivrwnls of P. H. Marlcley LUNCH MEATS and GROCERIES ASK FOR STRICKLEIFS TRICTLY Fresh Oysters DAILY FROM CRISFIELD Page Sixty-one Compliments Of York Theater Stough's SelffServiee I and ' Variety Store MANCHESTER, PA. The Place to shop for all your needs l K . v Make Your .19 Have More Cents 9 J Ginger Ale The Best Buy 'in Beverages York Haven Garage JESS C. NEWCOMER, Prop. , GENERAL REPAIRING New and Used Parts TOWING Jobs Called For and Delivered YORK HAVEN, PA. GREGORYS MEN'S WEAR 26 North George Street YORK, PA. R. C. A. Radios Kelvinator Electric Water Heaters Walton and Clemens YORK HAVEN, PA. Kelvinator Electric Refrigerators Kelvinator Electric Ranges Page Sixty-two Moflorfnzfzrf . . . Elvcfflify Y!J'll,7'K1lt0hl R. Cook Elecftriorzlly Discover for Yourself That Electric Cookery Costs One-half as Much as You Think Edison Light 84 Power Co. 27 WEST MARKET STREET York, Pa. Compliments Of Dr. and Mrs. George S. Blymire 6 East King' St. - - 247 W. Market St. New Cumberland Bury's Famous Hamburgers 132 N. George St. - 508 E. Market St. Haines Park, Lincoln Highway East We expect to pass through this life but onceg if, therefore, there is any kindness we can show or any good we can do any fellow being, let us do it now. For we shall not pass this way again. A. Zeigler's Sons DIRECTOR OF FUNERALS AMBULANCE SERVICE Goldsboro Manchester Page Sixty-three All Groups and Portraits in this Book by Kepler MT. WOLF, rA. Yomc, PA. Films Developed, Printed and Mounted in Attractive Albums 225C Per Roll Play the Piano T and be somebody! In York you can buy the Weaver Piano direct from the makers at the PIANO STORE 15 E. MARKET ST. J' WEAVER GLASSES Furnished, Prites Rifjhi ' an Eyes Examined Rngm wo Drops See Dr. Cookerly, I O tometrlsi D OUT OF THE HIGH RENT 35 S. Pershing Avenue fWater Stl 9 Serve Borderrfs Ice Cream for All fJl'!'!!8iUIlSU t'Quulity at no extra cost Hershey's Bread PAUL J. GROSS Distrilmtor Luther's Cleaners 445 Railroad Street MANCHESTER, PENNA. For the Best Work at Lowest Cost, Come' to 'L11tl1ers'. Offset Printing by Printing Plate Craftsmen, York, Pa. Letterpress Printing by Iohn C. King, York, Pa., R. D. 5 Cercla Binding by Excelsior Bindery, Philadelphia, Pa. Case Binding by Shepherds Bindery, York, Pa. Page Sixty-four