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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1944 volume:

N, ng . 5 ff' sg, K vu 1 A n Les Memoires 1944 FUREWURD As the bells toll the curfew on our school days, we realize that the years have passed all too quickly. May Les Memoires ot l944 help us to recapture in part the happiness and joys we have shared. May we ever keep before us the high hopes and ambitions ot our youth. DEDICATIUN It is with deepest appreciation and gratitude that we, the class of 1944, dedicate this edition ot Les Memoiresn to Miss Evelyn E. Eppley tor her friend- ship, her leadership, and her guidance. ff ,Ffx gr. 1 z'- H 'S 1 'L CONTENTS Administration .. . . Seniors . ....... . Under-Clcrssmen .... Activities Sports .. Features ....... Advertisements ..... Administration THE SCHUUL w x A A ' A 5 Wi A W ' ,,f,,.,+m-W-Q-3 5 3 5 'fi M V qlyang, p - L A , ww, Q' Q, - JW , .4 - ff .M 'f!'l'!mzA. 1 4 1 W, f. FF 3 51: fyavsfwx -N W, .Y 4 ,r , t ,,., Mfr.: ffwyfyffwlw-Y . , s WEAWM. ,L , ,f,.,,,j Jiiilnifvlm 1 1, Page 10 BUARD UF EDUCATION The Les Memories Staff and the class of '44 wish to express their sincere appre- ciation to the Board of Education for the interest that has been shown by them. President ..,........ .,.. D R. G. S. BLYMIRE Vice-President . . . . . . STUART D. IACOBS Secretary ,... .... W ILLIAM S. KANN Treasurer ., ....,.... ALLEN BESHORE Member DR. GEORGE H, HOERNER DR, G, S, BLYMIRE MR. STUART D. IAcoBs MR. WILLIAM S. KANN MR. ALLEN BEsHoRE DR. GEORGE H. HOERNER Page 11 MISS. CLARA M. CASSEL. B.A., M.A. Education: Goucher College, Bucknell University. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Mathematics, History, Prob- lems of Democracy. Activities: Literary Adviser ot Echo- Log. MISS EVELYN E. EPPLEY, B.S. Education: Shippensburg State Teach ers College. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Typing, Shorthand, Book keeping. Activities: Girls' Basketball Coach, Business Adviser ot Echo-Log and Les Page 12 Memoires, Girl Reserve Adviser. THE FACULTY Education: Shippensburg Teachers Col- lege, Gettysburg College, Penn State College, and Columbia University. Experience: Supt. ot Adams County Schools, Catasaqua High School, Ele- mentary grades, Adams County. MR. CHESTER ROYER. BA., Ed. M. Supervising Principal. Education: Elizabethtown College, Co- lumbia University, University of Penn- sylvania, Temple University. Experience: Elementary Grades, W. Cocalico Twp., Lancaster County, Elizabethtown Academy and College, Principal of Paradise Twp. High School, Supervising Principal Manchester Bor- ough Schools. Subjects: History, Health. Activities: Student Council, Guidance Counselor. THE FACULTY MISS MARGARET A. BARRETT, B.S. A ' Education: Marywood College. Experience: Meshoppen High School, Manchester High School. Subjects: Civics, Problems ot Democ- racy, English. Activities: Librarian Counselor, Adviser of Les Memoiresf' Girl Reserve Ad- Viser. MRS. ELEANOR STAHL, B.S. Education: Mansfield State Teachers College. Experience: Marion, Va., Camp Christ- mas Seal, Harrisburg, Hallam High School. Subjects: Home Economics and Science. HERBERT C. LEFEVER, B.S. Med. Education: Penn State, Elizabethtown. Experience: Fredericksburg. Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Algebra, Geometry. Activities: Coach of Baseball. MISS HELEN ZEIGLER Education: Wilson College, Chicago Musical College, Iulliard School of Music. Experience: Private Teaching. Subjects: Music, Orchestra, Chorus. page 13 THE FACULTY Page 14 MISS MARGUERITE E. WIERMAN, B.A. Education: Dickinson College. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: English, French, Latin. Activities: Adviser of Les Memoiresf' Librarian Counselor, Cheer Leader Coach, Girl Reserves Adviser. MRS. ISABEL I. GEORGE, B.S. Education: Pennsylvania State College. Experience: Manchester High School. Subjects: Home Economics, General Science. Activities: Cafeteria Supervisor, Girl Reserve Adviser. 4 - ,I 1 I 'K' PATTY ACKER Pat Commercial: Girl Reserves 45 Year Book Staff 45 Chorus 45 Student Council 4. Laugh, l tho't I'd die . . . newest member . . . blonde . . . atrue friend . . . shorthand Whiz. IAY BESHORE lay Academic: Hi-Y l, 25 Aviation Club 3, 4 5 Athletic Association 45 Student Coun- c1l l. You're tops . . . quiet and reserved . . . Uncle Sam has priorities . . . boxing his specialty . . . life of leisure on the farm. ELSIE BRENNEMAN Commercial: Girl Reserves 2, 35 Libra rian 25 Basketball 2, 35 Echo-Log 2, 3, 45 Year Book Staff 45 Class Treasurer 2. That's up to me . . . full of fun . . sunny disposition . . . that calm, mis- chievous smile . . . Saginaw fan. ANNABELLE ANDERSON Tup Commercial: Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 25 Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Student Council l5 Librarian 2, 35 Related Art Club 25 Year Book Stall 4. ' Frankly, it stinks . . . talks, talks, and talks . . . nice to know . . . likes Air Cadets . . . McCrory's super salesgirl. uElu CARL BRENNER Bruno' Academic: Hi-Y l, 2. Let me sleep . . . quiet . . . re- served . . . orchardist . . . tall, dark and ambitious. GERALD CLEMENS Muggs General: Hi-Y 1, 25 Soccer 45 Drarnatics Club 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Operetta 25 School Play 15 Student Council lg Se- nior Play 4. Thats enough out ot you . . . la- dies' man . . . witty . . . happy-ga lucky . . . chatterbox. I OHN DANNER Danner Academic: You'1l go home . . . Talk- ative . . . easy going . . . Wisecracking m9f M . . . lull of fun. LEE Dnzm. Dingle Commercial: Operetta 25 Student Coun- cil l, 25 Related Art Club 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Cantata 25 Echo-Log 3, 45 Librarian 2, 35 Office 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 3g Senior Play 45 Year Book Staff 4. Know anyjokes? . . . headed tor the Navy . . . ambitious . . . ivory tick- ler . . . jocular. Page 17 I AMES DRUCK lim Academic: Aviation Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 Class Vice-President 45 Echo-Log 45 Year Book Staff 21, office 3, 4, Librarian 25 Photography Club 2. Hi, Doc. . . . never without Mary Ellen . . . office boy . . . master of the skies . . . mischief in his eye. FAIRY FINK , Chorus 3. man busy. Blondie Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 45 Re- lated Art Club 35 Student Council 25 Ain't that purty . . . never on time . . . loves to live and lives to love- lim . . . attractive . . . keeps the mail ZENITH FRIES Zenith Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Cho- rus l, 2, 35 Cantata 2, 3. Oh, My Heavens . . . rather quiet at times . . . takes life as it comes . . . reads and reads . . . fun to know. EVELYN GIBBS Snookie Academic: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Echo Log 45 Year Book Staff 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3. Oh, Shucks . . . quiet . . . short . . pleasant personality . . . future coed. Page 18 ANNA GLADFELTER Anna Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4. l'That's for sure . . . bashful . . . Han- over fan . . . usually seen in roorn 4 . . . a letter a day. RHEA GOOD Rhea Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Li- brarian l, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Cantata 3, Echo-Log 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Year Book Staff 4, Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Class President l. Tell it to the Marines . . . ambitious . . . loquacious . . . likes the Marines Hymn . . . future secretary. DOROTHY GROSS Dot Commercial: Girl Reserves 2, 3, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Libra- rian l, 2, 3, Year Book Staff 4, Echo- Log 4, Office 2, 3. l'Don't you dare . . . Annie's Ranch . . . humorous . . . nice to know . . . seeking secretarial job. LORETTA GUNDY Loretta Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cantata 2. Are you kiddin'? . . . red head . . . talkative . . . never a care . . . one of the York Haven gang. Page 19 Club 2. WILLIAM HORNER Bill Commercial: Librarian l, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Orchestra l, Z, 3, 4, Aviation Club 3. My mother told me that . . . talk about curls . . . fiery temper . . . never adull moment With Bill . . . fish stories. temperamental. HARRY HOLLERBUSH Red Academic: Hi-Y l, 2, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Year Book Stall 4, Track 2, Photography Did l say too much? . . . mischiev- ous . . . full oi fun . . . future presi- dent ot York I-Iaven Paper Mill . . . GENE HOOVER Hoover Commercial: Soccer 3, Basketball 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Let's not go into that . . . carefree . . . noisy . . . cowboy behind the wheel . , . blushes purty. MELVA IUNE HOUSEHOLDER Daisy Academic: Librarian l, 2, 3, Office 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, Aviation Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Echo-Log 4, Class Treasurer 3, Year Book 4. Wouldn't you like to know? . . . stu- dious . . . quiet . . . independent . . . destination-college. Page 20 DORIS HURSH Doris Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cantata 3, Operetta 2, Office 4, Librarian l, 2, 3, Echo-Log 4. I don't know . . . tall . . . beautician . . . those long walks to school . . . a far away look in her eyes. CAROL IENNINGS Ienny Academic: Girl Reserves l, 2, 4, Office 2, Librarian l, 2, Related Arts Club 3, Echo-Log 4, Year Book Staff 4. Um-hm' '... chatters blissfully on . . . planning on a nursing career . . . en- joys reading . . . loves to laugh and laughs at love. FAE I ORDAN Daisy Iune Commercial: Girl Reserves 2, 3, Echo- Log 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Year Book Staff 4, Class Secretary 3, Basket- ball 2, 3. A certain way you look at it . . another blonde . . . good-natured . . easy come, easy go . . . dimples. tlWum. IEAN KEPLER Kep Commercial: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Echo- Log 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Office 4. Well, alreet . . . loves a good time . . . bookworm . . . strictly Navy . . . 4 those dancing feet. Page 21 I OYCE KNAUB Ioy' Commercial: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Cho rus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Cantata 35 Se nior Play 45 Class Vice-President 3 Class Secretary 25 Echo-Log 3, 4. Oh, Hon . . . studious . . . third fin- gerleit hand . . . songstress . . . Win- ning personality. PHYLLIS KOCHENOUR Phil Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta Z5 Cantata 35 Librarian l, 2, 35 Office 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Year Book Stait 45 Echo- Log l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l, 2, 45 Athletic Association 3. Skip it . . . dark eyes . . . quiet . . . secretarially ambitious . . . fond of dancing. FREDA KNUDSEN Fuzzy Academic: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Echo-Log 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Can- tata Z5 Librarian 35 Year Book Staff 4. Are you kidding? . . . always on the go . . . Bill, my one and only . . . ta- vorite haunt-Minnie's . . . that giggle. PHYLLIS LIVINGSTON Phil Commercial: Chorus 3, 45 Echo-Log 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Cantata 25 Libra- rian 35 Class President 2, 45 Year Book Stati 45 Manager ot Magazine Cam- paign. Thats pathetic . . . ready fora good time . . . her favorite subjectflack . . . pleasing personality . . . sparkling eyes. Page 22 IANET MOHR PHYLLIS MELHORN Fluff Commercial: Cheer Leader l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, Librarian l, 2, Echo-Log 4, Year Book Staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cantata 3, Oper- etta 2, Class Treasurer 4, Dramatic Club 3. Don't let it Worry you . . . basketball star . . . sodajerker . . . Words, Words, Words . . . can't keep track ofhim-Ed. Shorty Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Echo- Log 2, 3, 4, Cantata 2, Student Coun- cil 2. That's what you think . . . little, but mighty . . . athlete . . . pep and per- sonality . . . that twinkle in her eye. WW WW EUGENE PRESSEL Pressel Commercial: Hi-Y 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Class Pres- ident 3, Athletic Association 4. Navy now. DORIS PUGH Pee Wee Commercial: Girl Beserves 1, 2, 4, Dra- matic Club 3, Echo-Log 4, Librarian l, 2, Senior Play 4, Operetta l, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3. 4. - Now you're getting nosey . . . good sport . . . fond ot opposite sex . . . hep cat . . . chummy with Bon Mae. Page 23 Do you Want to go steady, or just so?' . . . basketball star . . . a man's man . . . a sense ot humor . . . he's in the DOROTHY SHANK Dot Academic: Chorus 2, 35 Echo-Log 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Operetta 25 Cantata 25 Librarian 3. Heavens . . . intelligent . . . music lover . . . contagious giggle . . . future housewife. MARY ELLEN RESH Marnie Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Librarian l, 2, 35 Echo-Log 45 Year Book Staff 45 Basketball 35 Class Treasurer 1. Oh, my gosh . . . Iim, always lim . . . future plans-housewife . . . likes ice skating . . . an efficient miss. IEANNE ROYER Iecmie Academic: Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Cantata 35 Office 2, 3, 45 Year Book Staff 45 Basketball 45 Librarian 2, 35 School Play 15 Echo-Log 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. Ever nice . . . friendly . . . attractive . . . weakness4Dean . . . plans on join- ing the Nurse Cadets. GEORGE SPAHR Spahr Commercial: Hi-Y l, 25 Chorus l, 25 Operetta 25 Basketball 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Office 3, 45 Year Book Staff 45 Senior Play 4. That's for sure . . . bell ringer . . . farmer . . . accomplished skater . . . headed for the Navy. Page 24 GERALDINE STEPHENS I erry ' ' Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 45 Avi- ation Club 35 Operetta 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Giiice 15 Librarian 3. Ever corny . . . fashion plate . . . full ot fun . . . good natured . . . likable lass. IANET WALTEMYER Little Duck Academic: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Echo-Log 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Can- tata 25 Year Book Staff 45 Student Coun- cil 2. Wet my feet, and call me ducky . . . he's Wearing the Navy blue . . . easy going . . . pep-a-plenty . . . busy little busybody. YVONNE WALTON Bon Mae Commercial: Girl Reserves l, 2, 45 Re- lated Art Club 35 Echo-Log 45 Year Book Statl 45 Librarian lj Chorus 2, 4. Ask someone that knows . . . depend- able . . . typing her specialty . . . short . , . cute . . . irresistible smile. EMELYN WOLF Percy Academic: Girl Reserves l, 2, 45 Echo- Log 45 Year Book Staff 45 Cheer Leader l, 2, 3, 4. Yes, dear . . . the kind that makes the world go round . . . Krofty . . . is my face red . . . usually smiling. Page 25 GLADYS YINGER Gladys Commercial: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Li- brarian 1, 2, Chorus 4, Senior Play 4. Ch, you're not right . . . always seen, but never heard . . . petite . . . slow spoken . . . hails from Starview. Page 26 U nder-classmen JUNIURS First Row-Leit to right: Iessica Hykes, Helen Altlancl, Betty Hoenstine, Frances Myers, Marilyn Witmer, lean Stough, Arlene Bixler, Pauline Seifert, Marian Rhoads, Anna Dittenhafer, Margaret Ahrens, Ethelyn Beshore. Second Row-Dorothy Dolbin, Ger- trude Kohr, Betty Smith, Anna Mae Eisenhour, Romaine Brenneman, Ruth Trimpey, Betty Wolf, Gilda Humbert, Phyllis Fink, Mrs. George. Third Row-Iay Rentzel, Dale Hess, Nancy Rudy, Constance Preble, Iune Hoffman, Mary Ann Britcher, Bernetta Kann, Gladys Resh, Iay Brenner. Fourth Row-Richard Druck, Iacob Nagle, Donald Stoneburner, Iames Snellbaker, Fairy Mae Kohr, Kenneth King, Dean Clemens, Gerald Mansberger, Warren Hoover, LeRoy Koller. Fifth Row-Iames Haugh, Stanley Murphy, Paul Kohr, Bernard Etter, Mervin Bixler, Charles Goodyear. President .,.,., ,.... I EAN S'roucH Vice-President .... .... M ARILYN W1'rMr:R Secretary . ...., . , , ARLENE BIXLER Treasurer . . . ,.., FRANCES MYERS The members oi the class of '45 have shown every inclination of capably iilling their future positions. They have been an active, enthusiastic group. Under the leadership of their able class officers they have had a very successful year. May their success continue. Page 28 SUPHUMURES First Row-Lett to right: Geraldine Krout, Amelia Lehman, Dorothy Lieby, William Iacobs, Charmaine Stoneburner, Holmes Royer, Elizabeth Britcher, Audrey Kann, Florence Lingg, Ida Mary Danner. Second Row-Gladys Sipe, Ieanne Miller, Arlene Zeigler, Anna Walton, Mary Wallace, Betty Chapman, Coleen Bixler, Pearl Fritz, Shirley Acker, Pauline Brenneman, Mr. Fowle. Third Row-Miss Cassel, Cleo Murphy, Evelyn Gingerich, Phyllis Hursh, Ruth Musser, Lucille Chapman, Alma Brenneman, Eeanor Iacobs, Delores Brown. Fourth Row-George Livingston, Paul Musser, Charles Feltenberger, Arthur Kline, Eugene Krebs, Richard Schriver, Carey Kauffman, Eugene Reneberger, Arthur Shelly. Fifth Row-George Parthmer, George Frysinger, Donald Keech, Gene Strickler, Clair Dugan, Robert Kling, William Laub, Dean Prowell. President ..... ..,. H OLMES Rovrzn Vice-President ,... ...,,.,. W ILLIAM IAcoBs Secretary , , . . . . CHARMAINE Srounsunusn Treasurer . . . ...,...... Lonm: KNAUB Page 29 FRESHMEN First Row-Leit to right: Wilson Myers, Patricia Lawrence, Esther Hummel, Dorothy Humbert, Evaline Hendrick, Lorraine Spahr, Faye Gladfelter, Delores Becker, Doris Ort, Rosetta Krebs, Iackie Strock. Second Row--Elmer Gross, Sara Icme Lightner, Audrey Hake, Irene Holder, Delores Bitzel, Ruth Wolf, Helen Beshore, Virginia Keener, Miss Wierman, Marlin Householder. Third Row-Iames Baker, Harry Diehl, Iohn Updegraif, Paul Kline, Philip Gross, Donald Myers, Melvin Long, Gene Kroft, Gordon Shailner, Iunior Hoover, Iohn Fink, Harold Murphy, Alvin Musser, Ioseph Lawrence, Harry Householder, Gordon Miller, William Kingsbury, Edward Brown. President ...,.., .. HELEN Brsx-rom: Vice-President ,... .,., I or-IN UPDEGRAFF Secreiczry . . . . . , Rossnr STAR: Treasurer . . . .,.. RENA S1-nxrl-'ER Page 30 l l Activities ECHU-LUG STAFF Seated-Left to right: Carol Iennings, Ianet Wcxltemyer, Phyllis Melhorn, Ioyce Knczub, Rhea Good, Yvonne Walton, Lee Diehl, Phyllis Livingston. Standing-Phyllis Koche- nour, Ieanne Royer, Dorothy Gross, Doris Hursh, Melvcr Iune Householder, Freda Knudsen, Ethlyn Beshore, Evelyn Gibbs, Mcxry Ellen Resh, Fairy Mcxe Kohr, Elsie Brennemcn, Ruth Trimpey, Emelyn Wolf, Doris Pugh, Yvonne Reeser, Fcze Iordcm, Iames Druck, Icrnet Mohr. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . A .,......,,.......... . . I IOYCE KNAUB Assistant Editor ..,. ,....... D EAN SMALL Feature Editor 4 . A . . , PHYLL1s LIVINGSTON Humor Editor ..,. . . . MARY ELLEN Rss!-1 Sports Editor . . . . . . PHYLLIS KOCHENOUR Art Editor ,,,.... ..,.,.,. E VELYN BESHORE Exchange Editor . , 4 .......... FREDA KNUDSEN Alumni Editor .... ,........,,....r..,......,.,.....,.... M ELVA IUNE HOUSEHOLDER Reporters ..,, ..... D oRo'rHY Gnoss, Doms HURSH, CAROL IENNINGS, FAIRY MAE KOHR, PAUL Kona, IEAN Rovsn, JEAN STOUGH, RUTH TRIMPEY, EVELYN Glass BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .... ...........,......, ....... R H EA GOOD Circulation Manager . . ......., ELSIE BRENNEMAN Assistants .,.....,.... ,. . IANET Moi-IR, FAB JORDAN Subscrption Manager , . . ...... ..........,.... D ORIS PUGH Assistants ...,,.,,.... ,...,.t...... I EAN KEPLER, LEE D121-IL Typists .....,,............,...,.............,., PHYLLIS MELHOHN, YVONNE WALTON Advertising Manager .... ........,,.........,....,.,.,.....,....... I AMES DRUCK Assistants ,..,,....., JOHN DANNER, YVONNE REESEH, EMELYN WOLF, IANET WALTEMYER Faculty Advisers ....,.........................,...,...,. Miss CAssr1., Miss EPPLEY Page 32 LES MEMUIRES STAFF Front Row-Left to right: Phyllis Melhorn, Patty I-icker, Phyllis Kochenour, Rhea Good, Fae Iordan, Phyllis Livingston. Second Row-Gerald Clemens, George Spahr, Miss Wierman, Miss Eppley, Elsie Brenneman, Emelyn Wolf. Editor-in-Chief ..A. . . , RHEA Goon Assistant Editor . . . I . PHYLLIS KOCHENOUR Business Manager . . . .... FAI: IORDAN Advertising Manager ,... ,...................,, ,..., ,... E M E LYN WOLF Assistants .........,. . . . IANET WALTEMYER, WILLIAM HORNER, IAIvII:s DRUCK Subscription Manager . , .....,4..,44,.,...,...,.. ....,...., E LSIE BRENNEMAN Assistants . . , . . . FREDA KNUDSEN, ANNABEL ANDERSON, YVONNE WALTON, IANET M01-IR Circulation Manager . . . . . . . , ..... GEORGE SPAHR Assistants . . . . . . MARY ELLEN RESH, GENE HOOVER Art Editor . . , . . PHYLLIS LIVINGSTON Sports Editors . . . .,.. PI-IYLLIS MEL!-IORN, GERALD CLEMENS Feature Editor ..,. , , , , .............,......,.,,....... PA'r'rY ACKER Assistants. . ,CAROL IENNINGS, MELVA IUNI-: HOUSEHOLDER, DOROTHY GROSS, Evl-:LYN Gisss, IEANNI: RoYI:R, IEAN KEPLER, HARRY HOLLERRUSI-I, GENE PRI:ssEI. Faculty Advisers . , . . . . MISS EPPLEY, Miss WIERMAN Page 33 STUDENT COUNCIL F irst Row-Lett to right: Patricia Lawrence, William Iacobs, Pauline Brenneman, Patty Acker, Dorothy Gross, Betty Smith. Second Row-Faye Gladlelter, Grace Doll, Ruth Trimpey, Melva Iune Householder, Mr. Royer. Third Row-Gene Kroft, Dorothy Dolbin, Marilyn Wilmer, Phyllis Kochenour, Coleen Bixler, Charles Feltenberger. President .... ..,. G zona: Llvmcsron Vice-President . , . .... MARILYN WITMER Secretary .... ,.... R uri-1 TRIMPEY Treasurer .... ,. , PAULINE BRENNEMAN The Student Council, which is an organization ol students, is to the Manchester High School what the General Assembly is to the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania. It is the governing body of our school. Page 34 URCHESTRA First Row-Left to right: William Horner, Holmes Royer, Iohn Updegraff, Charles Murphy, Stanley Good, Roger Bitzel, George Parlhemer, George Blymire, Gene Strick- ler. Second How-William Laub, George Frysinger, Iay Rentzel, Robert Kling. President . .. Vice-President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer. . Clafinets WILLIAM LAUB IAY RENTZEL ROBERT KLING Saxophones GEORGE PARTHEMER GEORGE BLYMIRE ROGER BITZEL .. WILLIAM HORNER . . . HoLMEs ROYER . . IAY REN'rzEL , . . . ROBERT KLING Comels WILLIAM HOHNER HOLMES ROYER IOHN UPDEGRAFF GEORGE FRYSINGER Bass Drums CHARLES MURPHY STANLEY Goon Piano GENE STRICKLER Page 35 CHORUS First Row-Left to right: Geraldine Krout, Arlene Bixler, Frances Myers, Marilyn Witmer, Geraldine Stevens, Doris Hursh, Freda Knudsen, Evelyn Gibbs, Ianet Walte- myer, Bernetta Kann, Second Row-Eleanor Iacobs, Betty Smith, Pauline Seifert, Rhea Good, Phyllis Livingston, Patty Acker, Ioyce Knaub, Anna Dittenhaier, Mr. Royer. Third Row-Ieanne Miller, Evelyn Gingerich, Helen Zeigler, Dorothy Leiby, Ieanne Royer, Phyllis Kochenour, Melva Iune Householder, Fairy Mae Kohr, Iune Hoffman, Betty Wolf. Fourth Row--Delores Brown, Phyllis Hursh, Shirley Acker, Phyllis Fink, Mary Ann Britcher, Ethelyn Beshore. The Music Festival, sponsored by the Music Supervisor's Association of the York County Public Schools, was held on Friday evening, March 31, 1944, at Spring Grove, Pa. One purpose of this annual Festival oi Music is to stimulate an interest in music throughout the schools of York County. Eight M. H. S. girls attended the Music Festival and sang in the senior chorus: Pauline Waltemyer, Pearl Fritz, Audrey Kann, Arlene Bixler, Ianet Waltemyer, Alma Brenneman, Betty Smith, and Betty Hoenstine. The numbers they sang Were: The Sea Hath Its Pearls, by Pinsuti, Cradle Hymn by Christiansen, and Carmelita, by Gaines. Page 36 SENIUR GIRL RESERVES First Row-Lett to right: Arlene Bixler, Betty Hoenstine, Geraldine Stevens, Ianet Mohr, Mary Ellen Resh, Ioyce Knaub, Phyllis Kochenour, Evelyn Gibbs, Ianet Walte- myer, Yvonne Reeser. Second Row--Frances Myers, Pauline Seifert, Doris Hursh, Patty Acker, Freda Knudsen, Rhea Good, Emelyn Woli, Ethelyn Beshore. Third Row--Bernetta Kann, Betty Smith, Fairy Fink, Phyllis Fink, Fairy Mae Kohr, Iune Hoffman, Carol Iennings, Miss Eppley. Fourth Row--Margaret Ahrens, Constance Preble, Iean Stough, Ruth Trimpey, Gladys Resh, Dorothy Dolbin, Mary Ann Britcher, Marilyn Wilmer. President ,,,, , . , PHYLLIS Kocl-IENOUR Vice-President . . . ,..,.... Iovcr: KNAUB Secretary .... .... M ARY ELLEN RESH Treasurer .... ...,........,......,,...,, I ANET Mona Librarians .... .,.. B nrrv Honusrmn, GERALDINE STEPHENS The Senior Girl Reserves have spent a year profitable to themselves and others. by donating baskets of food at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The success of the club has been due in a large measure to their very capable adviser, Miss Eppley. Page 37 SUPHUMURE GIRL RESERVES First Row-Left to right: Gladys Sipe, Mary Wallace, Pauline Brenneman, Amelia Lehman, Shirley Acker, Arlene Zeigler, Audrey Kann, Elizabeth Britcher. Second Row-Florence Lingg, Evelyn Gingerich, Anna Walton, Colleen Bixler, Dorothy Leihy, Ida Mary Danner, Miss Wierman. Third Row-Pearl Fritz, Geraldine Krout, Phyllis Hursh, Cleo Murphy, Charmaine Stoneburner, Betty Chapman, Lucille Chapman. Fourth Row-Eleanor Iacobs, Ieanne Miller, Ruth Musser, Dolores Brown, Alma Brenneman. President .,.... . . . SHIRLEY ACKER Vice-President . , . ..,., Dsromzs BROWN Secretary .... ..,. P Auum-: BRENNEMAN Treasurer .... .... A MELIA LBHMAN Under the leadership of Miss Wierman and Miss Barrett, the Sophomore Girl Reserves collected junk jewelry for the service men in the South Pacific and have also made an afghan for the Red Cross. Page 38 FRESHMEN GIRL RESERVES w 1 Front Row-Left to right: Charlotte Lingg, Faye Glacllelter, Sara Icme Lightner, Grace Doll, Rena Schaffer, Patricia Lawrence, Ruth Brenneman. Second Row-Audrey Hake, Delores Bitzel, Helen Beshore, Ruth Wolf, Lorraine Spahr, Mrs. George. Third Row- Evaline Hendrick, Virginia Keener, Irene Holder, Doris Ort, Delores Becker, Esther Hummel, Rosetta Krebs. President .... . . , GRACE Dom. Vice-President . . , . , RENA SHAFFER Secretary .... .,.. F AYE GLADFELTER Treasurer . . ,... PATRICIA LAWRENCE The Freshman Club has been learning the meaning, purpose and duties of Girl Reserves under the guidance of Mrs. George, so that they may carry on the work in the future. Page 39 HI-Y Front Row--Lett to right: Iames Haugh, Warren Hoover, Iay Brenner. Second Row- Leroy Koller, Mr. Royer. President .... .. . WARREN Hoovzn Vice-President . . . ..,, IAMES HAUGH Secretary .,., . . . In BRENNEH Treasurer .. , . Lsxov Koi-ILER The club, under the supervision of Mr. Boyer, has been relatively inactive this year, because most of its members now belong to the larger club of Uncle Sam. They are, however, writing letters to the boys in the service, keeping them informed of the activities in the school. Page 40 SR. HOME ECONOMICS -M-Q-.gg-wma-an-q. Left to right: Rhea Good, Phyllis Kochenour, Mary Ellen Resh, Patty Acker, Mrs. George, Evelyn Gibbs, Mrs. Conway, Elsie Brenneman, Dorothy Dolbin, Helen Alt- land, Annabelle Anderson, Zenith Fries, Phyllis Livingston, Fae Iordan, Doris Hursh, Geraldine Stephens, Fairy Fink, Dorothy Gross, Betty Hoenstine, Romaine Brenne- man, Betty Smith. These girls help to prepare the cafeteria lunches for the school. They are getting practical experience in preparing food in large quantities, in serving, and in cafeteria management. Page 41 AVIATION CLUB Front Row-Lett to right: Iackie Strock, Holmes Royer, Dean Prowell, lay Beshore, Stanley Murphy, Gordon Schattner, Elmer Gross, Marlin Householder. Second Row- William Kingsbury, Robert Kling, Dale Hess, Helen Altland, Melvcx Iune Householder, Iessica Hykes, William Laub, George Parthemer, Gordon Miller. Third Row--Alvin Musser, Charles Feltonberger, George Frysinger, Gerald Mansberger, George Liv- ingston, Gene Strickler. Fourth Row-Harold Murphy, Iames Baker, Ioseph Lawrence, Mr. Fowle. President ..., ,. . In Brzsnons Secretory .... . . . HoLivn-:s Bonn Treasurer ,... , . . DEAN Pnowsu. The Aviation Club, piloted by Mr. Fowle, has studied the mechanism ot the airplane, the different types ot planes, the fundamentals of flying, and has built several models. Page 42 ATHLETIC ASSUIIIATIUN Front Row-Left to right: Warren Hoover, Iean Stough, Miss Eppley, Holmes Royer, Eugene Pressel. Back Row-Tay Beshore, Dean Clemens, Mr. Fowle, Mr. Royer. President .,.4. . . . EUGENE PRI-ZSSEL Vice-President .... . . . DEAN CLEMENS Secretary ...,. , , . IBAN S'roucH Treasurer .... WARREN Hoovzn The Athletic Association is composed of members of the student body, whose duties are various. They are empowered tot govern all matters and activities pertaining to the athletics of the school. Page 43 SENIUR CLASS PLAY Front Row-Left to right: Ieanne Royer, Ioyce Knaub, Rhea Good, Miss Weirman, Loretta Gunday, Ianet Waltemyer, Gladys Yinger. Back Row-George Spahr, Gerald Clemens, Harry Hollerbush, Gene Hoover, Lee Diehl. LADY SPITFIREH Lady Spitfire was the title of the play presented by the Senior Class of the Manchester High School in the school auditorium February lUth and 12th. It was a comedy in three acts by Katharine Kavanaugh under the direction of Ellen O. Pfaltzgraff. The action of the play centers about the unpredictable exploits of Kay Sutton, an untamed and spoiled young girl. She has always de- lighted in posing as another person, but when, her identity unknown to others, she poses as herself, she becomes less and less spitfirey. There are a near elopement, a grand party scene, and several hilari- ously funny incidents before everything is finally cleared up, and Lady Spitfire cools off in the arms of Tom, her tamer. Page 44 Sports SOCCER First Row-Left to right: Iay Rentzel, Gene Kroit, Gene Strickler, Gerald Clemens, Dean Clemens, Bernard Etters, Warren Hoover. Second Row-Iames Snellbaker, El- wood Donley, Harry Hollerbush, Richard Schriver, Iames Baker. Third Row--Dean Prowell, Arthur Shelly, Gene Hoover, Edward Brown. M. H. S. opened its season at Mt. Rose with M. H. S. losing 2 to 1. In the second game of the season M. H. S. lost to North York 6 to U. The third game Was lost to Dover with the score of 3 to 1. Page 46 BASKETBALL l Left to right: Manager, Holmes Boyer, Dean Prowell George Spahr Elwood Donley Dean Small, Dean Clemens, George Livingston Bernard Etters Asst Manager Don ald Keech. The boys' basketball team this year lost the trophy by losing one game They were tie with Dover after defeating Mt Rose But Dover defeated us and won the trophy. Dean Small and Dean Prowell were the two highest scorers Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb. Feb 17 Z1 7.. -M. H. S. at York Catholic High ., . -M. H. S. at East Berlin Hellam at M. H. S. .... ll-East Berlin at M. H. S, 14-Mt. Rose at M. H. S. .. 21-Dover at M. H. S. .. .. 25-Dcrllastown at M. H. S. 28-M. H. S. at Hellam l-M. H. S. at Dallastown 4-M. H. S. at Mt. Rose .. . 1l -M. H. S. at Dover .,.. Page 4 7 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Front Row-Left to right: Betty Iune Hoffman, Betty Smith, Phyllis Melhorn, Charmaine Stoneburner, Ianet Mohr, captain, Doris Pugh, Dorothy Dolbin, Cleo Murphy. Back Row-Phyllis Kochenour, manager, Doris Kline, Lorraine Spahr, Miss Murphy, coach, Miss Eppley, Ethelyn Beshore, Ieanne Boyer, Lucille Chapman, lean Stough, assis- tant manager. Captain .... ...... I ANET MOHR Manager . . , , . . PHYLLIS KOCHENOUR Assistant Manager .... ,... I EAN STOUGH Coach .,.......... , . , Miss EPPLEY Page 48 CHEER LEADERS P1-1Y1.1.1s MELHORN Doms PUGH BETTY Hosnsrmr: EMELYN Wou- Page 49 F861 tu res CLASS PRUPHEIIY You may look at our class pictures and see us as we are today. Would you like to step into the future and discover what the same group will be doing ten years from now: DORIS HURSH .... .... M crnager ot Bear's Department Store MELVA IUNE HOUSEHOLDER .... . . . . . ....... .Baker IOYCE KNAUB. .... .... M ember ot Metropolitan GENE HOOVER .... .... I ack of all trades ANNABELLE ANDERSON .... .... T axi cab driver EUGENE PnEssE1.. .. .... Admiral in the Navy IOHN DANNER .... . . . .... .... I ust a barber and undertaker GLADYS YINGER AND ANNA GLADFELTER ..., .... O wners ot a large beauty shop GERALDINE STEPHENS. . . . . .Undertaker RHEA GOOD. .... .... F armer's wife DORIS PUGH .... .... W orking in New Mexico YVONNE WALTON ......... Owner of a bungalow that has a special refrigerator for her ROLLING ROCK EVELYN GIBBS .... .... M edical secretary in a hospital CAROL IENNINGS.. . . .... Airplane stewardess LEE DIEHL.. . . . . . ..... ...... ' 'Ivory Tickler WILLIAM HORNER .... .... F rank Sinatra's brother Notsa Hotra IEANNE ROYER.. . . . . .Cadet Nurse PHYLLIS KOCHENOUR. .... .... B usiness secretary Page 52 MARY ELLEN RESH. IAMES DRUCK .... GEORGE SPAHR.. . . . FAR IORDAN ..... ZENITH FRIES.. . . . LoRE'r'rA GUNDY .... ELSIE BRENNEMAN A PHYLLIS LIVINGSTON DoRo'rHY GRoss... CARL BRENNER ..... IAY B11:sHoRE. . . HARRY HoLL1:RBUsH PREDA KNUDSEN .... EMY WOLF ..... PHYLLIS MELHORN. DOROTHY SHANK. . . PA'r'rY ACHER .... IEAN KEPLER .... IANET WALTEMYER. GERALD CLEMLNS. . . . . .... Wite ot Iames Druck . . . .Husband ot Mary Ellen Resh . . . . .Ambulance driver . . .Tending a nursery all of her own . . . . . .Office girl .. .Known as Red the Riverter . .General Managers ol Superior Paper Product Co. ND JANET MoHR .... . . . . . .An ideal wite . . . .Stenographer . . . .President ot The Granger . . . .Construction engineer . .Father ot many little redheads .. . Mrs. William Kling . .NA River Rat . . . . . . . .Receiving letters with P, S. I still love you . .... Leading a concert orchestra . . . .Business executive . . . .Running a boarding house tor service men . . . . . .Sailor's wife . . .... Switchboard operator tHe wants to pull switchesl Page 53 WHU'S WHU . .. F ANNE ROVER JANET MQHR DORIS PUGH MELVA HOUSEHOLDER GERALDINE STEPHENS ELSIE BRENNEMAN JOYCE KNAUD PHVLLIS LIVII BOY CARL BRENNER EUGENE PRESSEL .. HARRY HOLLERBUSH CARL BRENNER LEE DIEHL .. .. GEORGE SPAHR .. GERALD CLEMI-:Ns . CARL BRENNER .. GERALD CLEMENS . IAMES DRUCK . . . .. Best Looking .. . . . Best Athlete . .. . . Best Dancer . . . GIRL . . . IEANNE ROYER .. IANET MOHR . .. DORIS PUGH .. Best Scholar . ..... MELVA IUNE HOUSEHOLDER . .. Best Dressed .. Cutest ... .. Most Talkative . Most Sophisticated .. Most Popular . . Did most for '44 . . .. GERALDINE STEPHENS . .. IANET MOHR . ELSIE BRENNEMAN . .. IOYCE KNAUB PHYLLIS LIVINGSTON PHYLLIS LIVINGSTON JN CARL BRENNER EUGENE PRESSEL HARRY HOLLERBUSH LEE DIEHL GEORGE SPARR GERALD CLEMENS JAMES DR Page 54 ThRp CLASS MUTTU f the Past Ring the Bell f CLASS CULURS Maroon cmd Steel CLASS FLUWER Yll R thf' CLASS PUEM ... THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE By PHYLLIS L1v1Ncs'roN Proclaim the tidings, ye bells of joy, Echoing distinctly, and pealing afar: Forty-four's seniors are eager to embark, Led on by courage, their guiding star. A great task is yet to come As we venture on life's broad way, In every new task may we succeed, And fresh hope and vigor always display. Time taught us how to achieve In wider fields, honor and noble deeds: To march on and meet new issues, Turning to the road where triumph leads. Faith and valor help us to strive Along the path marked in the Infinite Plan, Endeavoring to attain to the highest degree, As always since our four-year cruise began. We had our sorrows and laughter Reflecting like a mirror of timeg And through the years we witnessed Moments serene, prosperous and sublime. But now, the Bells of the Future are waiting: Waiting to be rung by the Ropes of the Past. Seniors, let us hasten to take up the summons Until we hear the sweet benediction Well done at last. CLASS SUNG Tune- Deep Purple Now our school days are o'er, And our start in life begun. So farewell to the schoolmates we knew and loved. In our future we'll think of them, Oft be homesick for them, Till life's long journey is done. In the past we have had Many trials and hardships, too. But our high school days shall ne'er from us depart. Through the midst of a memory School days will always be Dearest and best in our hearts. We shall never forget How we'd dread to hear the bell When the sun was bright and spring had come again, Or assemblies we used to hold, Stories we loved and told, Ever with us shall remain. Our whole life shall be changed, And our goals in life attained. Future citizens and leaders we will be. But where'er we may chance to roam, Our thoughts shall turn to home And our old school's memories. By Donorav E. SHANK Page 56 1940-1941 RED LETTER DAYS Aug. 26-We entered the halls ot M. H. S. Aug. 27-Ieanne, Carol, and Emy like to see saw better than study Sept. 2-At last we located Room 8. Oct. 9-Mr. Zimmerman explains the word Freshmen the accent IS on the hrst Nov. 16- Nov. 21- syllable. Shultz attended school today for a change Cupid strikes-Reeser and Stroman Dec. 28-We are now Mr. Zimmerman's sun beams F eb. 1-Tears were shed, at the departure of Miss Gerheim MAR. 4-Austin decides he doesn't need Latin to become a detective Result quit school. Mar. 12- Austin returns to school. April 1-Dale Rahe brings radio to school for something interesting ln studies May 12- May 30- 1941-1942 -j azz. Girl Reserves Mother and Daughter Banquet School ends. Happy days are here again Sept. 25-Gee! We're Sophomores!!! Mt. Wolf invades our class Oct. 6-Amen corner in Room 6 is interrupted by Mr Zimmerman Dec. 23-Christmas vacation. Ian. 12-Mr. Bontiz long guidance lectures Mar. 16-We are now Mr. Bontiz little chicks Mar. 20-Boys all copied Mr. Smith's haircut I une 7-Vacation again. 1942-1943 Aug. 28-Here we are again. Happy? Aug. 30-Dale Doll, brilliant student, fails to return Where will We get our work now ? Dec. 15-Boys invent gunpowder in Chemistry class lan. 17, 18-Mid-year exams-Iudgment day Mar. 12-First Aid classes are ended. April 30-Ir.-Sr. banquet. What time did you get home? Iune 7-Closed the doors ot M. H. S. 1943-1944 Sept. 7-Most sophisticated Seniors. Nov. 13-Reeser leaves. Nov. 22-English class conducted by George Dec. 3-Miss Eppley receives birthstone trom Seniors Dec. 15-Miss Eppley takes cr short-cut to Hershey Dec. 30-Pressel and Danner leave for Navy lan. 5-Phil was sent out of English class Why slam the door so hard Liv ingston? Page 57 Ian. Ian. Ian. lan. lan. Ian. lan. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. RED LETTER DAYS ll-Imagine! All the Seniors were present, one afternoon out of the whole year. 12-Muggs couldn't seem to beat Sinatra. That's a shame! 13-Emy starts calling Mr. Fowle dear. 17-Ir.-Sr. banquet. New talent discovered in the Senior class and the Faculty. 20-Miss Eppley certainly was tired handing out excuse cards. 21-Elsie is heartbroken-she is only a metal sponge. 24-Yinger and Gladfelter going from bad to worse. Result-Front seats in English class. Z7-William joined our throng again. Oh! Happy school days. Z-Who locked Iay and Ianet in the closet? Emy again. 9-Scenery on stage collapses-holes, holes, holes. lU-What! play practice again! Practice makes perfect? 12- Lady Spitfire -Senior play-Pugh and Diehl master love-making. 14-Danner comes back to school. 15-Senior dance-Won't you be my valentine? 21-English class now turned into foreign language class--Teacher- Prof. Royer. 24-The boys promise to stop calling Mr. Fowle Doc. 24-Mr. Fowle traveled to school on his bicycle. Where's the Plymouth? 26-What a jam in the halls-why, the Seniors got their name cards. 2-Academic section seems to take a lot of interest in Physics laboratory period, don't you, Melva? 6-The advertising staff goes for ads. How many movies-2 or 3? 8-Mr. FowlPe's desk has taken on a much better appearance-wonder why. 9-There must be a good show in today. Where are all the Seniors? 15-Hoover spends his vacation in school before going to the Navy. 17-Mr. Lefever tells the Physics Class he doesn't think our remarks are funny, so if he never laughs, don't wonder why. 20-Ioyce is absent-wonder why. Could Bill be home? 22-Miss Zeigler escorts Red to the office because he says he's scared of no one. 24-Honor Roll is dedicated to the school by the Iunior Class. 27-Ieanne and Emma had another fight. Wonder what happened! April 3-What's that ouija board doing around here? Somebody has to know GIISWGIS. April 5- Kep is still talking about her sailors. April 7-Physics laboratory experiments were quite shocking to the class. April 9-Wedding bells for Phyllis Livingston. May 17-Examinations. Wow. May Z8-Baccalaureate service. May 31-Commencement exercises. lune l-Everybody Happy? Page 58 ?:i1i1'i-.Ei23?'- - '.: '--2- 'a'::F-'?.- .1 , 1'-fs if IQTQTLT ,- un ,LQ nu- I- ' SI-'l'A'.'!'.L'. ? l! 12- T 5 . .,., ww 5 l 6 ra- ' . ' wr.. - Q- M in wg' . .' - H' I . sig ' ' 'sez l K f H ' 7 5'i?.i'::. ' 1, ' 1 ' - ..., ' .I nf I . . , 4' - K lo. ' .. ' l. Ain't love grand. 4. Sweethearts. 7. Lonesome? 10 Chrpples 2. Three nice kids. 5. Adorable 8. Ir. becrutles ll Pos1ng 3. Wolves? 6. Whc1t's so funny? 9. Spring's here Page 59 WE BEUUEATH We, the class of 1944, being about to pass out of this sphere of education in full possession of a crammed mind, a well-trained memory and an almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking and making void all former Wills or promises made by us at any time heretofore, or perhaps as carelessly spoken as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. First, We do direct that our funeral services shall be carried out with all the dignity and pomp that our worth, our attainment, and our position as Seniors certainly must deserve. We do hereby bequeath the following in the order listed: IOYCE KNAUB'S position on the Echo Log to DEAN SMALL. The Cassinova traits belonging to IAMES DRUCK to IAY BRENNER. The shortness ot EVELYN GIBBS' stature to LEROY KOLLER. DORIS PUGH'S jitterbug ability to IESSICA HYKES. All of IEAN KEPLER'S sailors, but one, to PHYLLIS PINK. YvoNNE WALTON'S capability of typing to ELWOOD DONLEY. DOROTHY GROSS wills the ownership oi Annie's Ranch to IUNE HOFFMAN. Those short walks to school that DoR1s HURSH has, to ANNA DITTENHAPER. CARL BRENNER'S handsome features to DALE HESS. The precious car belonging to WILLIAM HORNER, he wills to WARREN HoovER. The special way MARY ELLEN RESH can take care oi a man to MARGARET AHRENS. IAY BESHORE'S dark eyes to GERALD MANSEERGER. ELSIE BRENNEMAN'S gift of gab to BETTY WOLF. ANNABELLE ANDERSON'S contagious giggle to FRANCIS MYERS. The studious attitude that MELVA TUNE had for 12 years, she reluctantly gives to DEAN CLEMENS. GENE HoovER's many girl friends to IAY RENTZEL. The guardian angel who watches over GERALD CLEMENS, while going places in his Plymouth, we bequeath to IACOB NAGLE. EUGENE PRESSEL'S Charlie Atlas figure to DONALD STONEBURNER. JOHN DANNER'S fondness oi Chickens ldead or alivel to MARION RHODES. The quiet attitude of GLADY'S YINGER to BARNARD ETTERS. LEE DIEHL'S jokes to ARLENE BIXLER. Page BO PHILLY MELHORN'S capability of playing basketball to PAULINE SIEFERT. The big dimples of FAB IORDAN to REBA FINK. The hard working manner ot PHYLL1s LIVINGSTON to IAMES SNELBAKER. The campus of M. H. S., once willed to EMY WOLF and DEAN KROFT, goes re- spectively to DOROTHY DOLBIN and DEAN PROWELL, so they can be alone now and then. PATTY ACKER'S chewing gum to HELEN ALTLAND. LoRETTA GUNDY'S red hair to GLADYS RESH. The slimness ol HARRY HOLLERBUSH to BERNETTA KANN. To EVELYN HOLLER-IANET WALTEMYER'S driving ability. GERALDINE STEPHEN'S candy bag to GILDA HUMBERT. The gas tickets GEORGE SPAHR has left from driving to school every day, to RICHARD DRUCK. DOROTHY SHANK's hop to school to NANCY RUDY. We just turn IEANNE ROYER over to DEAN SMALL. ZENITH FRIES' blonde hair to ETHLYN BESHORE. FREDA KNUDSON'S big brown eyes to GERTRUDE KOHR. The high position of RHEA Goon at Wiest's to MARY ANN BRITCHER. PHYLLIS KOCHENOUR'S management of the girls' basetball team to RUTH TRIMPEY. ANNA GLADFELTER'S technique ot typing letters to ANNA MAE EISENHOUR. IANET MOHR's constant watch over Dike for next year to FAIRY MAE KOHR. CAROL IENNINGS' fondness of Algebra to BETTY SMITH. To MISS EPPLEY, a box of aspirins for those the Seniors borrowed. To MR. LEFEVER, a tablet and a pencil to write the Seniors those cute little notes. We hereby appoint R. U. TRUE, U. R. FUNNY, and EILEEN SIDEWAYS as executors ol this last will and testament. In witness whereof, we atlix our hand and seal this last day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-four. - THE SENIORS OF 1944. 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