Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1933 volume:

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With this as our goal, we will have confidence to sail out of the harbor into the deep TI-IE Loc-s iOF 1953 6 TI-IE LCG Ol: 1933 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration - - - 1 1 Seniors - - 15 Horizons - - 57 Classes - - 63 Activities - - 69 Advertisements - 83 THE LOG 012 1953 7 T1-IE LOG OF 1933 Y? DEDICATION To Mrs. Elizabeth S. Orris, whose efforts as a counselor and friend have merited the esteem of every student, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty Three extends its appreciation THE LOG OF 1953 8 T1-IE Loo oi: 1955- DEDICATION To Miss Margaret Stauffer, our dean, adviser and friend, who has encouraged in us an incentive to undertake this work, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty Three owes due acknowledgment for her help and inspiration 'ri-:E Loo oi: 195g3 9 TI-IE LCG Cl: 1953 ...HUP Iune 2, 1933 To the Ofllcers and Crew of the Good Ship. Class of '33 :-- The sailing time has now arrived--hoist anchor, and set sail on your life's voyage, I regret that these orders must be given, for I have come to know you well in your sojourn at the home port. However, I know that you are now well prepared to weather the dangers of the open sea further training would only be irksome, you are eager for the strong winds, the dashing of the spray, the rise and fall of the ship of life. Since it seems best you embark, let me advise you in your course. Set a definite goal -a port with good harbor as your aim in life's voyage. Set your sails so wind or gale cannot drive you from this course. Let me quote McAllister's, The Set of a Soul . 'One ship drives east and another drives west With the selfsame winds that blow: 'Tis the set of the sails And not the gales Which tell us the way to go. l,ike the winds of the sea are the ways of fate As we journey along through life: 'Tis the set of a soul That decides its goal, And not the calm or the strife. Yours respectfully. xfj Admiral. Sailing Orders to Ship Class of '33 . THE LOG OF 1953 10 '-'i-'Z Tl-IE LCG- OF 1935 O r MR. WILMER C. FAUST TREASURER MR.WlI.l.lAM S. PATEE N MR. I. HEIKS PAUL VICE-PRESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTCJRS I MR. GEORGE E. HURST PRESIDENT MR. GEORGE A. IVIINCIEMOYER Sl-ICRETARY TO BOARD MRS. L, C. SIMPSON MR. HARRY E. BEITZEI. P 1 MR. JAMES W. FISHER THE LOG OF 1953 11 T1-IE LGS OF 1955 Mus. IRAN W.S11OPE COMMERUAI. M1z.D.I.GI.1z1M sf:lr1NcZE FACULTY MR. R. L. VANSCOTEN SUPERINTENDENT MR. IAMES G. HAGGERTY ENGLISH r...-,...,1,...-,..v, H... . . Miss Mzmcmzm' STAIIFFER N Miss DOROTHY HAMII.TC3N LLNGLISII V' vf H. .. c:OMM1aRclAL M1SS IRAN FRANCIS MR.HAROI,n CRll'I Fl2NIJf2N LATIN HISTORY ' W f T1-IE Los OF 19Z,,f' 12 Y TI-IE LCG OF 1933 FACULTY IVIRE, l'1l.ILAHI'.'I'Il S, Umm nglfummvrn 'Miss C3IiNlFRlilDIi X7VAl.TliR DEAN OF GIRLS lN'lA'I'H1iMA'l'IlIS MR, Rox' VQGELSONG 'rzmmwsuw AND svEl,l,1Ncs Mlss FRANCES S. FULTON MIISICAI. IJIRECTOR Miss lil.ANc:HE M. MALIN Lf MR. GEORGE VORBACH mwsrmx. mnrarzron Miss IRVA ZIMMERMAN FRENCH MR, EDWARD THOMAS MA'I'HliMA'I'li'5 SHOP Y L .fkxvwx R K- tk ',' 0 E Los OF 1 9:55 13 X Tl-IE LCG GF 1955 MISS KATIIRYN MAIN ART MISS MARTIIA COOPER GIRLS PIIYSICAI. IJIRIICTOR MR. I. MACILAY KI5I.I.IaY HISTORY FACULTY MR. D. D. BRANDT IIRAN OF BOYS MATIII1IvIA'I'Ir1S MISS CLARA STAYNIER COMMERCIAL MISS BESSIE LBASEHORE ENGLISH MII. IOIIN H. BOI.IcsARInNIiR IIISTORY I MISS EvIaI.YN A'FIIliR'I'f5N IIoIvIIa RI:oNoIxIIc:S MISS BESSII1 M. BIQAR LIBRARIAN xn 7 -JE THE LGG CJ'F'1953 14 XENIIIIQS 5 5 7 9 ff 6 F 1 y 3 z E 3 5 2 r J 5 P 6 e F 2 E f, X E A E 5 e E E 3 E :N a 2 51 51 X. s ia is 2 R G 5 ,, T l E E r I, E fs i 1' 5 5 5 5 I F 3 E S 1 E TI-IE Loo oi: 1955 Description of Bearer: Hright: 5 fvct 25 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Her quiet ways belie a spirit within and if you would ever see Reba in French class - - - . Although she likes French very much, she expects to become a nurse. We wish her all the luck in the world. Plain' of birth: Mcclizinicsbiirg, Pa. Date of birth: Iuly 9, 1915 Activities: ACADEMIC Sign aturc of bearer Photograph of Bearer REBA L. ARBEGAST Reba Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 9 5 inches Hair: Brown E yrs : Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: M. H. S. will lose a real star when Bake graduates! l He is full of fight and plenty of it, with eleven years varsity credit to his name, But in spite of it all, he is mighty quiet tat timesl and it's hard to tell what he might be thinking. Housterj that for a reputation? Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Iuly 6. 1915 Activities: Football iVarsityj 1-2- 3--l: Basketball iVarsityj 2-3-4: Baseball 2-3--is Truck 2: Soccer 2: Hi-Y 3. CIOMMERCIAI. Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer LEVERE A. BAKER Bake THE LOG OE 1953 T1-IE LUG G13 1953 Photograph of Bearer RICHARD K. BARLEY Dick Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 8 inches Hair: Black Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: What an actor! Have you a part which no one else can take? Well, just give it to Dick . l'le'll pull through for a grand success. l'le's everybody's friend. too. Place of birth: Enola, Pa. Date of Birth: February 17, 1915 Activities: Camera Club 4: Skid- dingn 45 Operetta least, 4. Transferred from New Cumberland in senior year. ACADEMIC Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer MARY IOANNA BASEHORIQ Mary Io Description of Bearerz Height: 5 feet 25 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: This member of our class has very distinctive tastes-one is for the Latin Language and the other for all studies in general. Mary Io is a good student and helps us maintain our scholastic reputa- tion. She is bound to succeed in whatever she does. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: September 1, 1915 Activities: Clogging 4: Glee Club 1-3-4: Latin Club 3: Dramatic Club 2-3- 4: Press Club 3: Operetta 1ChorusJ 3-4: Torch Staff 3-4: HSkidding 1Business Managerl 4, 'Bon Voyage 4. ACADEMIC - - A 'SQ-,-HQIIZQ bY1I5a'fI-Y H 14- ....... --- ..... ................ A - J THE LOG OF 1953 Tl-IE LCG O13 1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 fcct 8 inches Hair: Auburn Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Some call her Red talthough her hair is only auburn 1 l ll: some call her Bally and some call her HMinnie : but she is a gay, laugh- ing Nan to all of us! Place of birth: Mt, Pocono, Pa. Date of birth: August 10, 1915 Activities: Newcomb Ball 3: Soc- cer 2: Basketball 2-3-4: Clogging 4: 'lllllilblillg Club 4: Cvlee Club l-3-4: Latin Club 3: Torch Staff 4: Skiclding tVVardrobcJ 4: Opcrctta iOrchestral 2, iChorusl 3-4: Bon Voyage 4: Or- chestra 1-2-3-4. ACADEMK: - A A B BsfQ,2L1?LIS bfz55a'f22B 1 Photograph of Bearer NANCY O. BAsTREss Nan ' Description of Bearer: Height: 5 fcct 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: A'Becky can always giggle no matter how serious the occasion but. nevertheless, she has a way of her own and someday will surely be a shrewd business wo- man. Place of birth: Nlcchanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: August 6, 1915 Activities: Basketball 2-3-4: Soc- cer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Athletic Club 4: Torch Staff 4: Opcrctta 1Chorusj 3-4: Skidding 4: Iolly lunior Iubilec 1Business Mgr,l 3. Bon Voyage 4, COMMERCIAI. A B B D C VSlQl'1w:'ifi1I'Ci BQfzS5..Jf22B ' Photograph of Bearer ANNA M. BECK Becky THE LOG OF 1953 T1-IE LCG O13 1933 Photograph of Bearer RAY H. BEISTLINE Ray Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 7 inches Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: One of those fellows who heartily enjoys a good time, is Ray: he always sees the sunny side-vyou can tell that by his smile! Best wishes for the future! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: May 3, 1914 Activities: Agriculture Club 2: Chess and Checker Club 3: Hi-Y 3. COMMERCIAL ,gtanffiel I Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer KATHYRN 1-l. BEITZEL Kitty Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet Hair: Light Brown E yes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Little and quiet, but a bundle of fun and a wonderfully ardent Democrat. As for scholastic records! - ask the 3rd year French class if Kitty knows her subject, Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date if birth: November 7, 1915 Activities: Soccer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Basketball 4: Latin Club 3: French Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Cam- era Club 4: Clogging 4: Operetta iChorusj 3-4: Bon Voyage 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. ACADEMIC ' - ' 'sfQjfIalI12E 5151555-flf THE LOG GF 1953 1 Tl-IE LGC-3 G13 1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 21 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Originality! That is Midge personified! Our school has ben- efitted by her ability. Look at the list of activities to prove the point. Place of Birth: Chicago, Ill. Date of birth: August 31, 1015 Activities: Soccer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Basketball 2-3-4: Tumbling Club 3: Clogging 3-4: Glee Club l-3-4: Torch Staff 2-3, llVlanaging Editorl 4: Press Club 3: Latin Club 3: Student Council, lScc.-Treas.l 2-3: Orchestra 4: Home Room fVice-Pres.l 1, lPres.l 2: Dra- matic Club Z-3-4: Chapel Pianist 3-4: Opcretta tChorusl 2-3, fOrchestral 4: Art Club lPres.l 2: Bon Voyage 4: skidding 4. ACADEMIC C C C C C C C CsfQ,CqCaQIiPZ 2,QfCzIEaCfEZC C Photograph of Bearer MARUERY A. BLACK Midge Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: lean has been with us only a year but in her quiet way she has won many friends, With a loyal spirit and much enthusiasm, she has likewise entered into all the school activities. Place of birth: Newport, Pa. Date of birth: April 28, 1916 Activities: Athletic Club 4: 'Skid- dingu lBusiness Managerl 4. lTrans- fcrrcd from Newport-Senior. ACADEMIC C C CsfQ,CnCaEL2E bl'CIic:aCrei- CC Photograph of Bearer , ,,fxti, SCA f JEAN M. BOYER jean THE LOG OF 1953 Tl-IE LCG OF 1935 Photograph of Bearer WILLIS R. BRENIZER Willis Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet lO5 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: A remarkable Dutchman is Willis and also a good commer- cial student. Through his position in Central Treasury he has adopt- ed the title of fastest penny counter. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Ianuary 26, 1916 Activities: Orchestra l-2-3-4: Op- eretta tOrchestraj 2-3-4: Central Treas- ury 4: A'Bon Voyage 4. COMMERCIAL - -- Signature of be cr Photograph of Bearer IANET L. BIICHER Ianie Description of Bearerz Height: 5 feet 4 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Ianie can be called the Dancing Diana of M. H. S. for she's crazy about jazz and knows all the latest song hits. She spends most of her time laughing or jokingYQAsk Mr, Kellyl. Place of birth: Harrisburg, Pa. Date of birth: February 2, 1916 Activities: Clogging 3: French Club 3: Latin Club 3: Operetta fChorusj 4: Camera Club 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. ACADEMIC P A' sfjff.5fIIl2'0lf'IS55f22BB THE LOG OF 1953 T1-IECLOG OF 1933 Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer Height: 5 feet 7 inches l Hair: Black ' E yes: Gray I Distinguishing Marks or Features: I Wilbur hails from the country ' but he hails in a big way-or . rather in a big carl French is VVilbur's pet study and he spends much time on the subject. 1 Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. ' Date of birth: December 6, 1913 I Activities: Intra-Mural Basketball I 'lc Soccer 2: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Agricul- ture Club 1-2, 1Pres.l 3, 1Treas.j 4. I ACADEMIC 1 I -- .... 1 ..... i---,z---L A 1 WILBUR W. Buciian Signature of bearer I Bucher Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer Hcight: 5 feet 1111 inches l Hair: Brown I Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: l I If you see a little blue Chevy tearing around the corner, you'll ' know it's Bill who's making it , tear! He made an excellent foot- ball captain, knowing the rule book from A to Z, and often help- 1 ed the referees in Htight pinchesn. Place of birth: Columbus, Ohio Date of birtlz: Iune 26, 1915 ' Activities: Football 2-3 icaptainl I -1: Basketball Manager 'iz Torch 2-3 1 Business Managerj fi: Class Sec. 25 ' Class Treas. 3-4. 1 Ac usivnc I A -- -U ....,.,. ' ALFRED W. CASTLE, IR. Signature of bearer I Bill THE LOG OF 1953 21 Tl-IE Loc, or 1955 Photograph of Bearer FRANKLIN S. COLESCOTT CoIic Description of Bearer: Heights: 5 feet 2 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Hazel Distinguishing Marks or Features: HColie is one of the best scholars in the senior class and as a business manager, he cannot be surpassed. Small but mighty is the word! Place of birth: Berks County, Pa. Date of birth: April ll, 191-l Activities: Tumbling Club 2-3-'iz Intra-mural Basketball 2-4: Operetta 3: tBusiness Managerj 4: Hskiddingn lBusi- ness Managerl 4: Hi-Y Club 3: Home Room tPres.l 3: Bird Club 2: Bon Voyage 4: lolly Iunior Iubilee 3: lunior Band 2. 5 A A -5411511128 lfilggfbl' ' Photograph of Bearer CATHARINE DAVIS ..Tan,, Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 5 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel Distinguishing Marks or Features: Tan is exceedingly popular with her classmates and a better sport cannot be found. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Iuly ll, l9l5 Activities: Basketball 2-3-fi: Soc- cer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Athletic Club 3, tPres.l 4: Class Treas. l: Vice-Pres. 3: Tumbling 3-4: Clogging 3-4: Latin Club 3: Home Room Treas. 2-3: Press Club 3: Torch Staff 3-4: Skidcling tproperty Managerl 4: Orchestra l-2- 3-4: Operetta tOrchestral 2-3-4: Bon Voyage 4: Band l-2-3-4. ACADEMIC .i ,f,.f,J Signature of bearer THE LCJG OF 1955 THE LCG OF 1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 6 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: lake is a ver-ry serious minded young chap who does both shop and gym work very ardentlyl l Ie's a plugger too. and isn't satisfied unless his grades are good . Place of birth: Middlesex. Pa. Date of birth: january 29, 1915 Activities: Latin Club 3: Bird Club 2. ACADEMIC ff' ' --4 ,- -.4:'- LJ- '. Signature of bearer X, Photograph of Bearer IACOB A. DEITCH ,,Iake,, --..--i. ........ .....A......... ...A ............. - A Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 8 inches Hair: Black Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Always crabbing and always playing bridge or somethin'! A'Bun had the pep and spirit to make a real football player and he came through the season with a varsity letter. Looking for a nurse maid? Ask Ioel Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: August 20, 1914 Activities: Football 4: Hi-Y 3: Vice-Pres. Home Room 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. COMMERCIAL ' ' ' ' sffq1fa?LZQ bi-bea-ref ' Photograph of Bearer IOSEPH Drzmzicx Bunny THE Loc oF1953 TI-IE LGS OF 1935 '-::'-:::::::::::::'A::'-: ::::::::::::::::::'-:: :::'A::f, I Photograph of Bearer ' Description of Bearer: :E I Height: 5 feet IO inches 1 Hair: Black :I Eyes: Brown :I I Distinguishing Marks or F eatures: I i'Wils , although quiet, is the 11 I black-haired sheik of M. H. S. 1, Due to his sudden prominence, IQ all the former sheiks are sitting 'I I at home listening to Eddie Can- I1 I fOI'. 1: II ' Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. 11 Date of birth: December 1, 1915 1: ' Activities: Basketball 1 Varsity I I 4: lntra-mural 2-4: Wrestling 4: Track 'I 4: Soccer 2: Glee Club 4: Dramatic' Club 4: Hi-Y Club 3: Bird Club 2: Op- 1, eretta IChorusj 4: Class Vice-Pres. 4: 'I 1 Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. 'I I ACADEMIC 'I 'I IL P WILSON S. DEVENNEY ' ,.u.. , 'I Wils I Signature of bearer , 'I J :::::::,-::::::::::::::::.A::.-::.h 1 Photograph of Bearer ' Description of Bearer: :I I Height: 5 feet 8 inches I Hair: Brown :I Eyes: Brown ,: I I, 1 Distinguishing Marks or Features: I 'I Soup , known on the gridiron 1: ' as one of the hardest fighting I men, had the spirit of taking it and liking it. His cheerful per- 1, ' sonality is known to everyone 1: I II I 'I , and he is a friend to all, I1 P , Place of birth: Shippensburg, Pa Date of birth: Iune IO ,1915 I 'I I Activities: Football 4: Intra-mural 'I . Basketball 2-4: Bird Club 2: Home I1 Room Pres. 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: '1 I MSkidding IProperty Managerj :Ip Bon Voyage 4: Hi-Y 3. 1, I 1 ACADEMIC I 41 In GERALD DUNCAN ' -- -.i- Q41q. Soup I Signature of bearer 1, I : - :::::.-::::- :::::::.-J :,-:::.- ,-::::,-::.-.- J THE LGG OF 1933 24 T1-IE LGG 0131933- Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 5 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Erma is one of those persons who does not excel in any one thing but is able to do everything successfully. Although quiet, she is popular with everyone in M. H. S. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Ianuary 1, 1915 Activities: Soccer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Basketball 2-3-4: Band 2-3-4: Dramatic Club 2: Latin Club 2-3: A'Skiclding 1Wardrobe1 4. ACADEMIC ,ff 4411 Q-Ll- .ill I ........... Q1 -- - - ' S ignaturc of bearer Photograph of Bearer ERMA M. ECKERT Ermie Description of Bearer: Height: 4 feet 11 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Although 'AShorty didn't join us until the junior year, she is well known to all-especially by her giggle and cunning ways. Ruth may be diminutive in size but certainly not in capabilities. Place of birth: Monongahela, Pa. Date of birth: May 19, 1914 Activities: Track 3: Basketball 3- 4: Newcomb Ball 3: Athletic Club 3 1sec.j 4: Glee Club 4: lolly Iunior Iubi- lee 3. COMMERCIAL ' --EfQ,L2?L2EB1'-5522 Photograph of Bearer RUTH E. ELSNER Shorty THE Los OFV1953 Tl-IE LCG Ol: lQ53 Photograph of Bearer PAULINE N. ENCK Polly Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 6 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Polly , through her good- natured ways, has made many friends in M. H. S. She can be counted on in any pinch. The senior play wouldnt have been a success without Polly as property manager. Place of birth: Williams Grove, Pa. Date of birth: April 23, l9l5 Activities: Soccer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Basketball 2-3-4: Latin Club 3: Torch Staff 4: Operetta tProperty Man- agerl 3: Skidding tProp. Mgr.l 4: Bon Voyage 4: Librarian 1-2-3. ACADEMIC P P ' A -siQ,lI5fI12E blrliearerv P Photograph of Bearer PAu1. L. FAILOR Strap Description of Bearer: H eight: 6 feet Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: 'AStrap proved that he was a Failor by his excellent football work. He is a born leader and has held many oiiiees in class or- ganizations. He is full of fun and mischief and we find a willing subject in Paul. Place of birth: Harrisburg, Pa. Date of birth: March 30, 1915 Activities: Football l-2-3-4: Track 2-3-4: lntra-mural Basketball 3-4: Hi-Y 3: Student Council tVice-Pres.j 3, tPres.l 4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Operetta tOrchestral 2-3-4: Class Pres. 2: Home Room Sec. l, ACADEMIC i'sfrfJ5fL2E bYzIS5f2f THE LGG OF 1953 THE LGG O13 A1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: A classmate ever true And a friend u'ho's never blue. Phyl is a friend to all- spreading sunshine as she goes. She believes in work before play and we are sure success will follow. Place of birth: Mcchanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Ianuary 16, 1916 Activities: Soccer 2: Newcomb ball 3: Basketball 3: Glee Club 1-3-4: Central Treasury 4: Operetta iChorusl 2-3--1: lolly lunior Iubilee lproperty Managerj 3: 'Bon Voyage 4. COMMERCIAL Signature of bear Photograph of Bearer PuY1.L1s I. FERNBAUGH PhyI Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 10 Q inches Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Bob is fairly quiet but a per- fect fool when he is wound up. Besides 'being an enthusiast of the five-year plan, he has estab- lished a half-day plan of his own in M. H. S. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: April 14, 1914 Activities: Band 1-2-3-'15 Dramatic Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. ACADEMIC .1 Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer ROBERT H. GARBER Bob Tl-IE LOG OF 1933 T1-IE LCG Ol'-31953 Photograph of Bearer WILLIAM F. GARRETT Bill -:Jr.-:::::::::::.-::.-:::- :::::.n Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet -4 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: i'Bi11' is a chemistry student of high standing. His special weak- ness is for hydrogen sulfide-plus -. The orchestra has claimed Bill during four years, so we know he's a good musician, too. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Iune 16, 1915 Activities: intra-mural Basketball 2: Soccer 2: Orchestra 1-2-3-4. ACADEMIC 2!5.,,eM1-!Lf-. - Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer CLYDE E. GEESEY Gcesey Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 85 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Clyde is a quiet, studious per- son with plenty of muscle and brawn. He likes typing, book- keeping, etc., but A'Geesey is especially fond of shooting crows with his little bee-bee gun. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg. PII. Date of birth: August 9, 1914 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 4: Soccer 2. CoIvIIvIuIzc1AI. 5 : R.. f Signature of bearer TI-IE LGG OF 1933 T1-IE LCG O13 1935 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 8 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Roy, one of the champion wrestlers of the school, learned quite a few of his holds while teaching Londos. He also taught Strangles Lewis, His ambition is to become world champion. Best of luck in what you do! Place of birth: Youngstown, Ohio. Date of birth: February 1, 1915 Activities: intra-mural Basketball 2-'iz Wrestling 4: Soccer 2: Baseball 4: Agriculture Club 1-2-3-4: Hi-Y Club 3. ACADEMIC D A ' 'sfHfI.5fI1Z-S bi-boa-rt? ' Photograph of Bearer Roy F. GENSLER, IR. Gcnslcr Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: lf you hear a cheery I'low'r ya? , Sharlie is around the corner, always grinning and smiling. Her weakness is a back fielder and we half believe that she is a backfielders weakness. tool 1 Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: September 21, 1915 Activities: Soccer 2: Newcomb ball 3: Basketball 2-3-4: Clogging Club 3: Girls' Tumbling Club 3: Camera Club 4: Glee Club 1-3-4: Dramatic Club 2- 3--ig Operetta iChorusl 2-3-4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. ACADEMIC . I AI' 1L--'.-iE--f-:-----...4:- Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer CHARLOTTE L. GOODYEAR SharIie THE LOG OF 1953 T1-IE LCG OF 1953 Photograph of Bearer ETHEL A. GREEGOR Eff Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 5 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Always true in word and deed She proves herself a friend in need. Fatt is always jolly and is seldom seen without her better half Keathe. Place of birth: Carlisle, Pa. Date of birth: lune 7, 1914 Activities: Basketball 2-3: Soccer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Dramatic Club 2-3- 42 Glee Club 4: Home Room iTreas.l 1: lSec.l 3: Class Sec. 4: Torch Staff 2: Operetta KChorusl 4: Skidding llVlake upl 4: 'Bon Voyage 43 Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. COMMERCIAL A-A-sign-A2122 bYzI5.Jf2f Photograph of Bearer WILMA F. GRISSINGER Wimmie Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: During the four years of high school, Wilma has been a loyal classmate. lf you want to go any- where Wimmie is always at your service with her Ford. She is one of I-Ienry's staunch sup- porters, Place of birth: Silver Spring Township, Pa. Date of birth: February 3, 1915 Activities: Art Club 1-2-3: Dra- matic Club 4: Camera Club 4: Librarian 3-4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee lProp. Mgrj 3. ACADEMIC ' ' ' 'sifq'n2IfL2E bi-553222 3 3 u, .............A.. ........... - A4 THE LGG OF 1953 Tl-IE L06 or X19 5 5 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 7 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Chubby little rascal! If ever there is a situation in which he can't get everybody laughingf well-it will probably be doom's day. No one will ever forget Clarence as Hludge Hardynl Place of birth: York County, Pa. Date of birth: Iuly 6, 1914 Activities: lntra-mural Basketball 4: Operetta iCastJ 4: Skidding 4: Cvlce Club 4: Dramatic Club tVice-Pres.1 4: Hi-Y Club 3. Transferred from Stcelton in senior year. COMMERCIAL ' ' - -sifn-HELPS BYzIS.a'fL2C ' Photograph of Bearer CLARENCE Gnoss Grossie Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer Hcight: 5 feet 4 inchcs Hair: Brown F Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Seventeen and an Eagle Scoutne- --an unusual record. we must say 1 I1 'AKeathe is known to every one and has established a fine scholastic record for herself in M. H. S. Place of birth: Orrstown. Pa. Date of birth: Iuly 3, 1914 Activities: Newcomb Ball 3: Soc- cer 2: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Glee Club 4: Operetta iChorus1 45 Skidding iMake upj 4. COMMERCIAL ' ' ' 'SQJHEYLZE hi-I5ea.reT ' KEATIIE GROVE Kcathe THE LOG OF 1953 Tl-IE LGG Ol: 1955 ::::::.-:::::::::,: A::::::,::,:.-f.-::::::::::::-.W 'r Photograph of Bearer Description of Bearer: 1: Height: 5 feet 1 inch Hair: Blonde :' Eyes: Blue 1: lr Distinguishing Marks or Features: ft Good goods comes in small packages. Anna isn't very big in stature II but when it comes to singing and If smiling, she is right there with the 1: necessary requirements. Good 1, luck, Shorty l if l Place of birth: Hazleton, Pa. Date of birth: February l-1, 1916 4: Activities: Basketball 4: Latin Club 31 Glee Club 3-tl: Dramatic Club 2- 1' 3-4: Operetta tChorusJ 2-3 tCastj 4: 1: Librarian l-2: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 'w tPropertiesJ 3. ACADEMIC 'u 4 ANNA K. HALL ,A-g-----vff-f!--f-f- Shorty Signature of bearer 1: 'r J ' Y', I lr Photograph of Bearer Description of Bearer: :E Height: 5 feet If inches Hair: Blonde 1' Eyes: Gray Q 4. Distinguishing Marks or Features: j: Originality is Pete and her If witty remarks often cause a gale 1: of laughter. She is very clever in ji writing poetry fespecially for .I Valentines Dayl and will prob- ., ably be a famous poetess some- 1: day. :i P Place of birth: Highspire, Pa. Date of birth: September 23, 1915 1, Activities: Dramatic Club 2-3-tl: French Club 3: Latin Club 3: Iolly 4: Iunior Iubilee tProperty Managerj 3: 'n Bon Voyage 4. ACADEMIC lx 'I HELEN L. HEIM - ...............,....,,. 1' Pete Signature of bearer 1: 4 u. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, -,, ---,,-- -j,,,,,,,::,,-,,-9' TI-IE LOG OF 1933 Tl-IE L06 or I-Q33 F '----- 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I Il U, Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet If inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing IVIarks or Features: Yeah team!--C'mon gang an: yell ! ! I Thats Henchie' right on the job and bubbling over all the time with wim, wigor. and witalityn. Keep it up Ianie, we like your pep plus your smile! Place of birth:,,Audubon. N. I. Date of birth: November 6, 1915 Activities: Newcomb Ball 3: Soc- cer 2: Basketball 2-3-4: Clogging 3-4: Torch 2-3-4: Press Club 33 Girls' Ath- letic Club 4: Latin Club 3: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Art Club 2-3-49 Cheerleader 3-4: Operetta tChorusj 3-4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Home Room Sec. 3: A'Bon Voyage 4. ACADEMIC S ignaturc of bearer Photograph of Bearer M. IANE HENCH Henchie :::::: 7 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'V 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 P I P 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I I IC '+. Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 45 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Nan's enthusiastic leadership and winning personality have won for herthe title of one of the most popular girls of '33. With original ideas and a keen sense of humor, she takes part in every- thing. Place of birth: New York City Date of birth: August 25, 1916 Activities: Basketball 2-3: Soccer 2: Operetta tChorusJ 2-3-4: Skidding 4: Glee Club 1-3-4: Dramatic Club 2-3 tPres.j 4: Torch 2-3 tEd.-in-Chiefj 4: Student Council 2: Art Club 25 Press Club 3: Latin Club 3: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Clogging 3-4: Bon Voyage 4. ACADEMIC A A - ' 'S QIHQIJE BYzIEa'f2T ' Photograph of Bearer NANCY HENDRIAN ..Nan,, T1-YE LOG OF 1953 T1-IE LCG OF 1953 Photograph of Bearer NEWTON W. HERSHNER, IR. Newt Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 5 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Want some one to run errands? Ask 1'Newt, His Chevy is al- ways ready. And speaking of a Hfine old bird Newt certainly made an excellent grandpa in l'Skidding, Place of birth: MCChilHiCSbL11'Q, Pu. Date of birth: August 24, 1915 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 43 Football 3-4: Tennis 2-3-4: Airplane Club 1Pres.l 2-35 Class Pres. 4: Latin Club 3: Operetta 1Chorus1 2-3, 1CastJ 4: Student Council 2: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: Hskiddingn 43 Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Bon Voyage 4. Acixximieiviic 7 fb- H-3f11fCD?AgEBifBiY A Photograph of Bearer PAUL H. HERTZLER Herbie' Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 112 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: A happy-go-lucky, handsome trombonist who has contributed to quite a few assemblies. I-le likes to manufacture radios and is at home in all shop or stage work. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: Iuly 18, 1915 Activities: Glee Club 3-4: Marion- ette Club 4: Airplane Club 3: Operetta 1OrchestraJ 2-3, iCast1 4: Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Torch Stall: 43 HSkid- ding ililectricianj 4: 'Rear Car tElec- tricianj 3. COMM R mm? THE LOG OF 1953 'iff Tl-IE LOG O13 1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 10 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: A Commercial student who does what he is told and always comes out on the good side! Merle likes basketball, boxing. and wrestling but has a decided dislike for English. Place of birth: Silver Spring Township Date of birth: December 7, 1915 Activities: Hi- Y 3: Intra - mural Basketball 4. COMMERCIAL Signature of bearer - '-vvg Photograph of Bearer 'I I -I ' fifflgftf I 'QQ MERLE Hosuan Merle 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I U 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I U 'I 'I 'I M 0 'I U 'I 0 N U U 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I N 'I N N N 'I 'I I I 'I J Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 35 inches Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: When you see a work of art in the showcase or in the art room, look for Sues name on the cor- ner, for most of the time you will find it. She and Henchie, are quite the artists of 33. We pre- dict great things for Susan along these lines. Place of birth: Sunbury, Pa. Date of birth: August 17. 1915 Activities: Latin Club 3: Art Club -ix Librarian 3-4: 'Bon Voyage 4. ACAIJPIMIC A ' ' L ASIQQJHEIJZ bQ 55.Qf22 ' ' Photograph of Bearer SUSAN I-1oucHToN .,Suc,, I I ::::::J 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I J THE LOG OF 195:51 Tl-IE LGG OF 1955 Photograph of Bearer DOROTHY G. Housisn ..Dot,, Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Dot can readily be classed as one of the best sports in the Senior class and. needless to say. her specialty is a four-year ser- vice man or Bake-ing . Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa, Date of birth: November 16, 1914 Activities: Soccer 2: Basketball 2- 3-4: Newcomb Ball 3: lunior Iubilee 3: C1irl's Athletic Club 1Vice-Pres.j 41: Track 1-2: Operetta fChorusj 2-4: Hik- ing Club lVice-Pres.j 3: 'Bon Voy- age 4. COMMERCIAL ' CsQn'5fL2E bYz5.S.JfLf Photograph of Bearer MARY CAROLYN I-Iuizsr Chip Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 1 inch Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Full of pep--with merry eyes and an equally merry laugh4who doesn't know Chippy ? Every- one likes her Qincluding Iuniorsll and she is extraordinarily sweet --Our Editor-in-Chief! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: October 30, 1914 Activities: Glee Club 1-3, tPres.l 4: Dramatic Club 1sec.l 3-4: Press Club 3: Torch Staff 2-3-4: Latin Club 3: Op- eretta 2, QCastl 3-4: Skiclding 4: Iolly Iunior lubilee 3: Home Room Qsec.j 2-4: 'Bon Voyage QEd,j 4. ACADEMIC - ' ' ' Agility-fl-gti1I'C27?DlgL:8-FEED ' Tl-IE LGG OF 1933 Tl-IE L06 O1-71933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 9 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Here we have Uthe socialist of the school and on this subject of socialism he can talk fluently and endlessly!! ln spite of his political views, Leroy is a good sport and has friends galore! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: October 19, 1915 Activities: Soccer 2: lntra-mural Basketball 2: Hi-Y Club 3: Agr culture Club fPres.l 4: Iolly lunior lub lee 3. ACADEMIC - ' -SQ,-.JfL2E Bfzlgflfll- ' Photograph of Bearer LEROY S. IACOBS Iacobs Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Built for speed-that's Rich l Did you ever see a gym demon- stration without a lot of fancy work from him? No, - - - prob- ably never will there be another to match Rich and his tumbl- ing. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: February ll, 1915 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball Z--1: Soccer 2: Tumbling Club 2-3-4: Camera Club fPres.l 4: Home Room 1Vice-Pres.l 3: Iolly Iunior lubilee 3: Band 2-3-4. ACADEMIC 's1Qfn'.5fL22 bi-zliflrllu Photograph of Bearer RICHARD R. KALEY ..RiCh,, THE LCVG OF 1933 Tl-IE LGG OF 1955 I: ' ' A'AA'AA AAA'A A ' 'A'A ' A A 'II Photograph of Bearer I Description of Bearer: Y I I Height: 5 feet 2 inches ' Hair: Blonde I Eyes: Brown I Distinguishing Marks or Features: ' There is no one more jovial I than this flaxen-haired country lass. Her friendliness and good cheer make her a good pal and I her ability to find the silver lining of every cloud is extraordinary. I I Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: May 25, 1913 I Activities: Soccer 2: Hiking Club 3. I I COMMERCIAL I SARA C. KAPP I .A..,e...,,,.,e..Y,.. Sadie I Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer I Description of Bearer: I Height: 5 feet 3 inches I Hair: Brown I Eyes: Gray I I Distinguishing Marks or Features: ' This Kohlertown 'AMiss will I I always uphold her many friends I just as heartily as she does her I ' native village. For four years I I we have enjoyed Almas pleasant chatter when she was not read- ' ing her favorite magazine! I Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. ' Date of birth: Ianuary I6, l9l6 I Activities: Hiking Club 3. I COMMERCIAL I B. ALMA KILMORE I .....,..,......,,...,.. Alma I Signature of bearer THE Loca Cor: 1933 58 T1-IE LCG O13 1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 4 feet 11 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Shes mighty small but she's mighty hard!!--- Kitzy can't be downed. tAnd can she get away from her guard? Even Moore can't stop herj. She seems to be especially fond of yelling A'l'li kid . Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: March 19, 1915 Activities: Newcomb Ball 3: Soc- cer 2: Basketball 2-3-4: Track 2-3: Ath- iem Club 3, rsecj 4: Hiking Club tPres.1 3: Home Room tAsst. 'l'reas.1 3: Home Room iTreas.l 41: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: A'Bon Voyage -1. COMMERCIAL -,. ,,w, -w-- ,........, ,.,- Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer HELEN M. KITZMll.l.l'iR Kitzy Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Did you ever see a frown on lVlabelle's face? Well. maybe when a shorthand symbol puz- zled her. But it didn't stay long. Why should it? Doesn't she know her shorthand? Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: April 13, 1915 Activities: Cilee Club 4: Hiking Club 3: Art Club 3: Camera Club 4: Operetta tChorus1 4. ACADEMIC ' - A -sQfn'.JfIi22 bizififlflli M Photograph of Bearer MABELLE KLINK MaybeIIe THE LOG OF 1933 T1-112 LGC-5 O13 1935 Photograph of Bearer DOROTHY M. Kurz ..Dot,, Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet Hair: Brown E yes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: UDot is one of our class coqu- ettesu and has a passion for pret- ty clothes and jewelry. We must say she looks very nice in that roadster from Carlislel ' Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: December 10, 1915 Activities: Hiking Club tSec.l 3: Glee Club 3: Operetta tChorusj 2: Dra- matic Club 2-3-4. COMMERCIAL C - - ' ' C C C Csfg-M1122 bYz5E.Jf22 Photograph of Bearer EARL L. LAuvER Earl Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet ll inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: We hear that Earl is a wonder- ful cook and his mashed potatoes are especially fine! Hell prob- ably be a chef in a large hotel some day but. on the other hand. he may decide to be a chemist. Place of birth: Shiremanstown. Pu. Date of birth: Iuly 21, 1915 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 2: Hi-Y 3. ACADEMIC C C Cs lfq-H-.Q E122 L2-158.5 fl? THE LOG OF 1933 Tl-IE LCG OIT- 1933 Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer Height: 5 feet 3 inches ' Hair: Brown I Eyes: Blue I Distinguishing Marks or Features: I Ben is a jolly farmer. When I not in school working studiously. he is to be seen speeding I through the metropolis in his I Whippetl He has a Weakness for fetching a certain Miss to ' school. , Place of birth: Monroe Townsllgip a. Date of birth: December 16, 1915 ' Activities: lntra-mural Basketball I 4: Agriculture Club 3: Latin Club 3. I ACADEMIC I ---,------------------- ' BENJAMIN H. LEBO Signature of bearer I Ben Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer , r Height: 6 feet Hair: Brown , Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: I I In her leisure moments Lan- key may be found with a pencil ' and tablet. sketching. Even . though she takes her lessons ser- iously. she still finds time to at- tend athletic activities. l..ankey I would do anything in her power for a friend. Place of birth: Harrisburg, Pa. I Date of birth: Iuly 27, 1914 I Activities: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: French Club 3. I I ACADEMIC ---------------------- ' MARY ELIZABETH MCALLISTER Signature of bearer I Lankey 1 'n Q. THE LOG OF 1953 41 Tl-IE LCG O13 1935 Photograph of Bearer CARL B. MILLER Carl Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 10 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: The way Carl rates the women is something to talk about! lAsk him about the Auburn J. And speaking of bright remarks -f'- Carl always seems to have the Mright- est and brightest on his tongue lespecially in chemistryll Place of birth: Enola, Pa. Date of birth: Iune 18, 1914 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 2-4: Track 4: Soccer 2: Tennis 43 Wrest- ling 4: Camera Club 4: Hi-Y Club 3: Agriculture Club tVice-Pres.j 4. ACADEMIC Signature of bearer Photograph of Bearer VIOLA L. MOORE .. Vi., Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 4 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Vis strong suit is sports and we find her near the top in almost every athletic event. Did you ever see her throw a baseball?- She can almost beat Rider in that!!! Place of birth: Lemoyne, Pa. Date of birth: March 14, 1915 Activities: Newcomb Ball 3: Soc- cer 2: Basketball 2-3-4: Track 2: Girls Athletic Club lVice-Pres., 3, 45 Iollv Iunior Iubilee 3. COMMERCIAL L L -Sig-n-.miie bE'5Ja'fCf u, -- --- JJ Tl-IE LOG OF 1953 Tl-IE LCG QF 1955 Description of Bearer: Height: Sfeet 2 inches Hair: Black E yes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Pearl is a little gem always happy and Carefree. And if evi- dence is circumstancial, by her love of discourse we are inclined to believe that some day she will be a great orator. Place of birth: Shireinanstown, Pa. Dare of birth: September 5, 1916 Activities: Dramatic Club 2-3-fig Hiking Club 3: Glee Club l: Newcomb Ball 3: Soccer 2: Operetta Qmake upj 3. COMMERCIAL 3 3 YSiTqvn'atizi'C bi-bearer Photograph of Bearer PEARL E. MORCRET Pee WCC Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet -if inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: No doubt Broadway will some- day be honored with the appear- ance of this talented actressf providing Hollywood doesn't discover her first! Or she may decide to follow her s-p-e-c-i-a-l subject French! Place of birth: ivlechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: September 4, 1915 Activities: Soccer 2: Basketball 3: Clogging 4: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Glee Club l-3-4: Latin Club 3: Student Coun- cil 3: Skiclding 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Operetta tChorusj 33 A'Bon Voy- age -4. ACADEMIC ' ' - ' -SfiQ,'n'a?L2Q blnliearei- 3 Photograph of Bearer S. LOUISE MUMPER ,,LOu,, la- ---- ---- ....-....... -- .... ------------- - ----- J THE LOC-3 OF 1953 T1-IE LCG Ol: 1935 Photograph of Bearer GLADYS I. MYERS Gladdie Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 2 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Gladdie is one of those quiet. reserved girls who is very stud- ious and ambitious. What would the senior budget be without Gladys-for she certainly sold to her customers at the games. Shell be a business woman some day! Place of birth: Bowmansdale, Pa. Date of birtlii lune 4, 1915 Activities: Newcomb Ball 3: Sou- cer 2: Home Room iAsst. Treasl 3. COMMERCIAL ' ' 'S film! H122 BYE S 3222 5 Photograph of Bearer LOREN C. RIDER L, C. Description of Bearer: Height: 6 feet Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: He may be called 'ASleepy but he is mighty speedy on the court and as for baseball- watch out 'Lefty' Grove! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: March 1, 1915 Activities: Baseball 2-3-4: Basket- ball 2-3-4: Soccer 23 Tennis Zz Hi-Y 3: Camera Club 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta iChorusl 3-4: Band 1-2-3: Class lPres,l 1, iVice-Pres.l 2: Home Room lVice- Pres.1 2, iPres.j 4: Torch Staff 4: Bon Voyage 4. f ACADEMIC ,I f, . 1 f 'f f- 1. T, -LCK4 ..,....,.,.. Signature of bearer 4, - -fri -,- ...v v,----- -- .J Tl-IE LCG OF 1953 Tl-IE LGG Ol: 1955 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 5 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: lohnnie's biggest asset is his smile and when Iohnnie's blue the whole world's blue! He's full of fun and has a remarkable way with the students tespecially in cheer leadingl. Place of birth: Fort Loudon, Pa. Date of birth: September 29, 1915 Activities: Basketball 4: Tumbling Club 2-3-4: Dramatic Club 4: Press Club 3: Cheer Leader 3: Band l-2-3-4: Op- eretta iChorusJ 3: Pres. Home Room l- 3: Student Council 4: Skidding 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Torch Staff 4: Bon Voyage 4. E Signature rer Photograph of Bearer JOHN I. Rupp Iohnnic Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet ll inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Dead I'lead'Y-famous for 60 yard goal winning dashes and last minute winning shots! He didn't make varsity until this year but when he made ite! And George never quits-inot until the game is won. Place of birth: Carlisle, Pa. Date of birth: February 12, l9l5 Activities: Football 4: Basketball 4: Soccer 2: Intra-mural Basketball 2: Hi-Y 3. COMMERCIAL C C A A ' 'sign-BQLQE Bl-55.Jf22' ' Photograph of Bearer GEORGE N. Rurii Dead Head L --- ......A--...---.--.. -A-- J THE LGG OF 1953 Tl-IE LCC-3 OF 1935 Photograph of Bearer FREDA L. SANDERS Freda Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 1 inch Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Very few of us know much about Freda for she's very quiet. but she's a good friend to all who know her. Best wishes, Freda. for much success! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pu. Date of birth: lanuary 12, 1915 Activities: Art Club 1. COMMERCIAL 'sQ,1I.5rL2Q5Y555f22 Photograph of Bearer DONALD H. SHEAFFER .,Don,, Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 7 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: What will the band do without 1'Don ? For four years he has faithfully tooted for M. H. S. We know, too, he has spent many hours this past year on Chem- istry. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: September 18, 1915 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 4: Hi-Y Club 3: Band 1-2-3-4. ACADEMIC - YY---5 gig-nwatizrc of rer TI-IE LOG OF 1933 Tl-IE LCG Ol: 1933 Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 85 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Since Curly has just joined us this year, not many of us know much about him. We do know that he is very good at writing short stories, however, and it looks as if Nlaytown may have lost a real play-wright when Marlin moved to Mechanicsbiirg. Place of birth: Harrisburg, Pa. Activities: Operetta lChorusj 4. Transferred from Maytown in senior year. Aczxmiemic D ' ' 'sffQjnQf12E 515.54 ill- ' -------,--,---,,-------::q, Photograph of Bearer lVlARI,IN E. SHRADLHY 'ACurly 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 ll 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 D ,-- ....s.. -- ..... ,e,J Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 6 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: A'Don is a jolly chap, full of spirit and always ready to laugh. No one has time for worrying or frowning when he is around 'ADon His grin would be a good advertisement for Hpepsoclentu. Remember his name is not Don- aldl Place of birth: Altoona, Pa. Date of birth: Iune 5, 1916 Activities: Hi-Y 3: Camera Club 4: Torch Staff 4. COMMERCIAL D ' 'S Qff.QfI12E 151555 ill' ' v .-.... ...- -v...- - - - -:-U 1 Photograph of Bearer DON C. SIMPSON Donnie 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 J THE LOG OF 1953 TI-IE LCG O13 1935 ,::::,:::,,,.-::,::.-f -,:::::::::::::,::.-:::: -,:::-:::,, Photograph of Bearer Description of Bearer: :E Height: 5 feet 2 inches Hair: Light Brown 4 Eyes: Blue :i P Distinguishing Marks or Features: 1: Isy appears quiet to most 11 people, but her friends know her :i as an all around sport and one 'I who is full of fun. i'To give up is not known to Isabelle for she :L accomplishes whatever she begins 1. to 1: Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: December 25, 1915 4: Activities: Basketball 2-3-4: Soc- cer 2: Newcomb all 3: Track 1: Glec 'v Club 3-4: Operetta tChorusj 3-4: Libr- arian 2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4. 1, 1 COMMERCIAL P - . 11 ISABELLE I. SINGISER L. 'Lid ..,,., 1' Isy Sign zreof bearer 1: 'I - - A: -::.-::- -:::::.-, , ::::,-::: ::::::::::.-:::::::::J ,L-,-.-:J .-.-f::.-::::.-.- - :.-,::,,,,:::,,::::,:: J-:,.n Photograph of Bearer Description of Bearer: :E Height: 5 feet EI Hair: Brown 1: Eyes: Brown 1 Distinguishing Marks or Features: Aunt Milly, Aunt Milly! Ruth certainly knew how to .I handle i'Andy and those in 1: Skidding learned that she's a :I hard worker as well as a good u sport. If 'i Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: March 31, 1915 11 Activities: Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-4: Skidding 4: Oper- lu etta tChorusl 2-3-4. ACADEMIC 'u 1, +' 1 RUTH E. SLYDER l UQ ..... Ll ...,.... 8 .X , Ruthie Signatureofb rer 1: 'I A ---- ---- A- ------- ---:J THE LGG OF 1933 TI-IE LUG 0131953 Description of Bearer: Height: 6 feet 2 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Our standby in the band cornet section-what will M. H. S. do without him? His ready wit has earned for him a popularity to be envied. Place of birth: Mechaniesburg, Pa. Date of birth: February 18, 1913 Activities: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Class Treas. 2: Hi-Y 3: Oper- etta lOrchcstraj 2-3-4. COMMERCIAL 'sQjff5fLZE biA1555f22 Photograph of Bearer ROBERT P. SPAHR Bob Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 2 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Geka's charming personality has Won for her an endless num- ber of friends. If any mischief is going on-you may be sure that she is right on the spot! Place of birth: Richmond, Va. Date of birth: Ianuary 29, 1915 Activities: Hiking Club 3: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Glee Club 4: Dramatic Club 3-4: Torch Staff 2: Central Treas- ury 4: Class iSec.j 3: Home Room iSec.J 2: Librarian 2-3-4: Skidding 4: gperetta fChorusj 3-4: Bon Voyage COMMERCIAL . ' s,Q1'nQI12SBi-5Q5f22-' Photograph of Bearer S. REBECCA STAHL Geka THE LOG OF 195:51 T1-IE LCG O13 1933 Photograph of Bearer MARY M. Srsuuz Mama Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 2 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Mame is always on the job. When you ask her to do any- thing, she is only too willing to do it. She is friendly with everyone, a very good athlete and a very good student. Place of birth: Meclianicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: November 9, 1915. Activities: Basketball 2-3-4: Soc- cer 2: Newcomb Ball 3: Athletic Club 3-4: Hiking Club QTreas.j 3: Dramatic Club 2: Librarian 1-2-3-4: Skidding 4: Torch Staff 4: Operetta fChorusj 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3g A'Bon Voyage 4. COMMERCIAL ' ' ' -siljnlklilg BIFCISJAEZ' A Photograph of Bearer MARY ELIZABETH ,STICKELL Betty M Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Hazel Distinguishing Marks or Features: When no one else knows his history, there's always one per- son who does and that is Betty . She simply can't be trapped and someday, no doubt, she'll be a great historian-even though she prefers archeology, Place of birth: Harrisburg, Pa. Date of birth: November 14, 1914 Activities:L Soccer 2: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Latin Club 3: Art Club 2-3-4: Glee Club 2: Home Room Treas. 2: Press Club 3: Operetta 1Chorusj 2: Torch Staff 3-4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3. ACADEMIC ' ' ' 'SQIHQLZE bY5Ja'f22' ' MTI-IE LOG OF 1933 1.::-- ------A--- f-+'A' A ---'A I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I IC ll. Tl-IE Loo or I-933- Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 9 inches Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: The boy with the wavy UI hair and with his thoughts on his stu- dies for on the girls?I Stoney wanders around school in a sort of daze, but we don't mind that -1-he's a mighty nice fellow! Place of birth: Hagerstown, Md. Date of birth: Iune 22, 1914 Activities: Intra - mural Basketball 2-4: lntra-mural Wrestling 4: Tennis 45 Soccer 2: Hi-Y 3: Camera Club 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Glee Club 4: Iolly Iunior Iubilee 3: Operetta fChorusI 4. ACADEMIC ' mDsfQ,1I.QfIi2E bQf5Jal2Z- Photograph of Bearer HAROLD STONE Stoney I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I U. F - I Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 8 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Distinguishing Marks or Features: Guy is one of the heroes of the 1932 football squad, playing a center post. He spends his spare time jerking sodas andican he jerk 'em??l! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: May 12, 1914 Activities: Football 4: lntra-mural Basketball 2-4: Track I-4: Camera Club 4: Home Room Pres. 2: Glee Club 4: Hi-Y 3. ACADEMIC ' -sflyliallill bl'z55,5f2P ' - Photograph of Bearer Guy STONE Stoney THE LOG OF 1953 T1-IE LCG O11 1953 Photograph of Bearer CARROI. A. STOUGHT Stoughty Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 5 inches Hair: Blonde Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Carrol is a very ambitious young man who enjoys basket- ball, soccer, and baseballfhold- ing a pitching job for the latter. In the senior class play he cer- tainly proved his dramatic ability as Andy, the kid brother. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, PA. Date of birth: December 10, 1914 Activities: Baseball 3--iz Intra- mural Basketball 4: Skidding 4: Glee Club 4: Hi-Y 3: Operetta lChorusl 4. ACADEMIC A ' C 451112512122 5155.1-I ritrr Photograph of Bearer SARA A. Sruckuv Sadie Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 3 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Still waters run deep . This truly expresses Sara's type, for she seldom talks, but when she does she says something worth- while. Best success in your chos- en field of work! Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: November 5, 1915 Activities: Newcomb Ball 2: Basketball 2: Glee Club 1-3-4: Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Hiking Club 3. ACADEMIC 'C-sQn'5fI,2Ebt'5S5fEE Tl-IE LOG OF 1953 Tl-ll'-E LUG or: l-933' F 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 0. Description of Bearer: Height: 6 feet 1 inch Hair: Brown Eyes: Gray Distinguishing Marks or Features: Chl What a man is Herbie- seldom without his Piccolo in his pocket and seldom without some bright remark! Place of birth: Huekuetenango. Guatemala, C, A. Date of birth: Iune 16, 1916 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 4: Student Council 4: Orchestra 3-4: Band 2-3-4: Bird Club tPres.j 2: Glee Club 3-4: Hi-Y 3: Latin Club 3: Oper- etta tChorusl 3-4: Dramatic Club 4: Skidding 4: lolly Iunior lubilee 3: Bon Voyage 4. tTransferred from Indianapolis in sophomore yearl. ACADEMIC ' ' ' sI1fnQIiZE2,Q z55a-ill' - Photograph of Bearer HERBERT W. Toms. IR. HCfbiC F- 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I U. Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feet 9 inches Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Although Johnnie made a most handsome leading man, we always think of him as a grand football and basketball player and a superior stage hand. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: February 15, 1915 Activities: Football 4: Basketball 4: Stage Crew 2-3-4: Operetta fCastl 4. ACADEMIC ' 'sig-n-.MES bi-lieaurrr ' ' Photograph of Bearer IOHN H. WALTER Iohnnie THE LOG OF 1953 Tl-ll-E LCG O13 1933 :::::::::.-o:::::::: A - A - A - Photograph of Bearer lDONAl.1J li. Wif.Nsriimiu Don Description of Bearer: Hcight: 5 feet 105 inches Hair: Black Eyes' Brown Distinguishing Marks or Featuresz When you enter the chemistry laboratory you are likely to see Don busy with one of his num- erous experiments. He is prepar- ing for his future life as a drug- gist. Don is highly esteemed by his friends and is liked by all who know him. Place of birth: Gettysburg. Pa. Date of birth: August 6, 1915 Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 4: Hi-Y Club 3: Latin Club 2-3: Camera Club 4: Torch Staff 2. ACADEMHQ Signature of bearvr ,----,---Q---------- --- Photograph of Bearer Y'liA'l I'S R. Wlll1'fIiHMli HYCCIFFSH Description of Bearer: Height: 5 feel 65 inches Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing Marks or Features: Yeatts. a country boy who went to town , is a good peep shooter and has the knack of dribbling down pat. The base- ball diamond will miss him, too. even if he is far from gigantic. Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. Date of birth: April 18, 1914 Activities: Basketball 3-4: Hi-Y 37 Baseball 2-3-4: lntra-mural Basket- ball 2: Camera Club 4. COMMERCIAL ' ' 'Sig-fi-iHiIi'g bi-155522 it B THE LOG OF 1953 Tl-IE LGG OF 1935 I 'I F::::,::::::::::,,:,::- ::---:-:::,:,::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v 'I 1: Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer II Height: 5 feet ll inches ' If Hair: Brown I 1: Eyes: Brown I fl Distinguishing Marks or Features: I I If Clair, who is usually tired and I 1: sleepy. has a record for snooz- :I ing in classes, but when he ' II wakes up he's Wide awakell I If Wolfie has surely displayed :I fine work along the carpentry ' I, line. I II 1: Place of birth: Mechanicsburg, Pa. I I, Date of birth: Ianuary 23, 1914 I :I Activities: lntra-mural Basketball I I: 'ls Soccer 2. I fl COMMERCIAL I 11 I 'I If vfv------------------4 ' CLAIR WOLF I, Signature of bearer I Wolff- 'I Is, :: ---:::::::::::::.-:::::::- A:::::::::::::::: F,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-- ,:-,,,:,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,- 'I 1: Description of Bearer: ' Photograph of Bearer I :I Height: 5 feet 65 inches I If Hair: Brown I I E 'xr G2 1: l yu . Ir ly I JI Distinguishing Marks or Features: I I II This chap hails from Shire- I I: manstown where, with the other II little boys, he spends his time ' I' throwing stones into the win- I I dows Ahence the pitching arm. I Quiet, too, but isn't silence ' I, golden '? I 'I 1: Place of birth: Kohlertown, Pa. I I, Date of birth: October ll ,l9l4 II Activities: Intra-mural Basketball I ,I 2--lc Baseball 3-4: Soccer 2: Hi-Y Club 3. I II ACADEMIC I I II I 'I I: -----------c..-.---,-- ' GEORGE WR1GiiTs'roNia :I Signature of bearer I George Il.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,:,,,,,,, A,,, - ,,,,,,,,,:,,v J TI-IE LOG OF 1953 55 Tl-IE LCG O13 1935 Photograph of Bearer I Description of Bearer: I Height: 6 feet , Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue 1 Distinguishing Marks or Features: ' 1'Zimmie gave M. H. S. a big 1 surprise when in his junior year, he displayed good football and basketball material, He is now a I varsity man in both sports. His laugh is well known to all the halls. I Place of birth: New Cumberland, Pa. ' Date of birth: May 29, 1915 1 Activities: Football 3-4: Basketball 3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Soccer 2: Hi-Y 3: ' lntra-mural Basketball 2: Glee Club 4: I Operetta 1Chorus1 2-3-4. ACADEMIC I LLOYD N. ZIMMERMAN I '- ,fic .... t-14Jj.,:.L,:.e:.:.---u-.'.- Iinzmie , Signature of bearer ln memory of our friend and classmate Alma Margaret Sanders OCTOBER 4, 1914 APRIL 29, 1929 THE Loc oi: 19513 56 ,J A F A I bl 1 Tl-IE LCG OF 1933 i l THE LGG OF 1953 5 7 P Tl-IE LOG OF 1955 CLASS HISTORY With captain and oficcrs as our guide Our sturdy craft sailed seas both far and wide. A sturdy ship, manned by a gallant crew of ninety, set sail in '29 for foreign seas. Plucky and courageous were the sailors, as they weighed anchor in preparation for four large voyagesg namely, those of the freshman. sophomore, junior and senior years. The weather was fair, when they sailed from their home port, but little did they realize the storms and rough seas which would be encountered in the course of their journeys. The spirit of this crew was undaunted. however: gallantly they braved the deep and in the spring of '33, proudly and triumphantly sailed into their native harbor. Now having returned, these sailors seemed to have gained much knowledge and learning. Likewise they have many tales to relate of the various happenings. During each of the four voyages a log was carefully kept, so let us now pause to take a glimpse of the most important occurrences. On the first sailing, as freshmen, the records of the log show few items of importance. As the sailors were inexperienced, they consequently took only a small part in the activities on this sea. However, two things they distinctly recall-the Halloween Party and the first class dance, at Rosegarden Hall. In one respect the sophomore voyage stands out vividly. On October 9th, 1930, the sailors embarked on a larger ship!a fine, well-built craft, the new High School Building . This enabled them to take part in more activ- ities-athletics and dances in the gymnasium, and the operetta, The Gypsy Rover , in the auditorium. just before the ending of this voyage, they sailed the Yellow Breeches Creek and had a picnic at Williams' Grove, Many of the crew participated in athletics during the junior cruise. The log records in big, bold letters how in football they helped to triumph over Carlisle, thereby capturing the Molly Pitcher Cup. Others took part in the operetta, Miss Cherryblossomf' ln the spring of '32 practically all of the sailors presented the jolly junior jubilee to raise funds for the junior-Senior Prom. This latter event was the most gala occasion of the voyage. ln the fall of '32 a crew of eighty-five set sail for their final cruise to- gether. It was their senior voyage, but one which will linger forever in their memories. Each one of the sailors realized that it was the last time they would ship together. Consequently, they planned many interesting events, so that in the years to come they would recall this farewell voyage with only pleasant memories of happiness. The log has recorded a brilliant football record for some members of the crew who helped to win the championship of the Southern Pennsylvania Conference. This was the outstanding athletic event of the four voyages. During the Christmas season two important social functions were held--a class dance, and the Torch party. Everyone will remember Skidding, presented as the senior play, February 2nd and 3rd, The school operetta, ln Old Louisiana proved equally successful. The crew was delightfully entertained at the annual prom, and soon after- wards the last frolic of the senior voyage was held at Hershey. At the close of the voyage the sailors held impressive ceremonies at the Baccalaureate Services. and received their merited rewards, in the form of diplomas, at the Commencement Exercises. The log has recorded this crew as good shipmen, Each one is now ready to launch his own vessel and sail out of the harbor into the deep. Tl-IE LOG Ol: 1953 58 TI-IE LCC-5 OF 1933 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1933, of the Mechanicsburg High School, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament hereby making void all previous wills made by us at any time. Such estate as has been entrusted to us, we do hereby dispose of in the following manner: To Mr. R. L. Van Scoten, our superintendent throughout the last five years of our high school career, we give and bequeath our everlasting appreciation for his guidance and understanding and, above all, for his cooperation in the activities of the Class of '33. To the school board who has given its sanction to and thus made possible various of the projects of our high school career we extend a hearty thank you. To Miss Stauffer and M1's. Orris, faculty advisers in this our senior year, we give and bequeath our unfailing gratitude, and we express a desire that their memories of us may, some of them. be pleasant, and not all sighs of relief. To the faculty who have steered the ship of state with unerring judgment, and who have imparted their rich store of knowledge to us unselfishly, we give and bequeath our sincere appreciation. To next year's Torch staff, and to the staffs in the years to come, we give and bequeath the sincere sympathy of the retiring staff. To the Class of 1934, we give and bequeath as its rightful inheritance. our exalted position as seniors to be upheld by it with all due dignity and respect. The following minor bequests a1'e made in order that the Mechanicsburg High School may not suffer the loss of the many noble qualities found in the members of the senior class, and in order that credit may be extended where credit is due to the undergraduate body in their efforts to aid the seniors: I. To Walter Ensminger, we give and bequeath the thanks of the whole class for his efforts in stage-designing and advertisement for dramatic produc- tion which have made possible many class projects. 2. To Tubbs Fish, we give and bequeath Herbert Toms' bicycle in order that he may make the journey to Shiremanstown and back without mishap. 3. To Donald Failor, we give and bequeath Alfred Castle's iron gen- eralship on the football field. 4. Feeling that john Rupp's juvenile histrionic ability should not be lost to the Mechanicsburg High School forever, we give and bequeath the same to Frank Long. 5. We give and bequeath the success of the past year's athletic team. composed largely of the members of the Class of '33, to future such teams. We do hereby appoint and designate as executors of this last will and testament, Miss Dorothy Hamilton and Mr. john Bomgardner. In witness whereof, we the Class of 1933 have to this will and testament set our hand and seal this ninth day of March, in the Year of Our Lord, nine- teen-hundred and thirty-three. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the Class of 1933 as its last will and testament, in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our MISS IEAN FRANCIS MR. D. I. GLEIM names as witnesses. THE LOG OF 1953 59 Tl-IE LUG O13 1955 CLASS PROPHECY Isn't it exciting to know a governor, personally? Kate asked. Yes, and just imagine spending the week-end at an honest-to-goodness mansion! I reminded her. We were as excited as two school girls because of Governor Tom's invi- tation to the class reunion to be held at the executive mansion in Albany. As our steamer cruised up the Hudson, we stood on deck and discussed this event which was to prove of great importance to both of us. Do you suppose Major Gross will honor us with his presence? l asked. If he does, Anna Beck and Alma Kilmore will be with him, for they're his secretaries, you know. I'll be glad to see them! I feel certain, 'Pete', that Rebecca Stahl and Isabelle Singizer will not be there, Kate rejoined, for they've shipped to South America with the Miller-Stought Expedition. What an exciting time they'll experience living among those man-eating cannibals! For a moment a chill ran up and down my spine thinking of those poor brave girls, but Kate started the conversation again and saved the situation. Oh, but I do hope to see Mary Carolyn Hurst and Nan Hendrian. Mary Carolyn is a professor of English and Nan teaches biology at Columbia. Can you remember how Nan detested worms? Do I! That was fun making her squeal, I thought. Kate, do you know whom I want to see? None other than Lou Mumper and Dick Barley. I hear they're Broadway's best. Perhaps they'll be released long enough to come to the reunion, but then, I doubt it, for they're starring in the comedy King Chisel , Black's hit of the season. When we get back to Mechanics- burg let's go see APlay the Fiddlef Ann Hall and john Walter are playing in it. I heard that at the premiere in Hollywood, the Wolfe-Rider Theatre was packed to capac - - - Look quick, Kate! There are Colonel Zimmerman and Major Baker. And there's Captain Ruth, too. Do you suppose that they will be at the reunion, too? I'm hoping so,-but let's have lunch. I'm simply starved! Susan Houghton and Sara Stuckey are the chief chefs on board, so the food ought to be good. ln the course of the afternoon while promenading on deck, we recognized many more of our classmates of '33. Among them was Doctor Hershner. veterinarian, who was on board in order to attend to Mlle. Dorothy Kutz's sick spaniel. Nurse Basehore who accompanied the doctor, was engaged in treating a very severe headache of Senator Shradley. In the late afternoon, the steamer docked at Albany and Governor Toms met us with ten limousines which were to take us to the mansion, however, we were driven, first of all, to the Whitcomb-Hosler Plant which is the pride man- ufacturing enterprise of the city. As we arrived at the mansion, a band, attired in the familar steel and maroon uniforms was playing Mechanicsburg High School , and we dis- covered Richard Kaley, Donald Shaeffer, and Robert Spahr in the front row. Kate and I cautiously entered the drawing room where we were astonish- ed to find so many world famous celebrities, once our classmates. We took seats and waited for Governor Toms to speak. 'AAnd now, Governor Herbert began, we of the Class of 1933 who are gathered here after twenty years of separation, will endeavor to mend all broken ties and renew old friendships - - - There was a silence, and the hands of some sixty loyal classmates clapped a response. T1-IE Los Soi: 1933 60 T141-2 Loo or 1-955- CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS WHITE ROSE STEEL GRAY AND GREEN CLASS MOTTO A4OU1' OF THE HARBOR INTO THE DEEP., I CLASS SONG OF '33 As classmates now we gather here. Our parting song to sing, We know not how our roads may wind. Or what the world may bring. The future holds in store for us A thousand unknown shoals. With saddened hearts we leave these halls To search for higher goals. No matter where our trails may lead, O'er highland, plain, or sea, Still thoughts of M. H. S. we'll hold In an endless memory. Tho' far, or near. or scattered wide, Our songs will always swell In praise and honor e'er for thee, O glorious school, farewell! Worcls by Nlurgcry Black :md Nancy Hrndrian Music by llfargcry Black THE LOG OE' 1953 61 Tl-IE LCG GF 1935 THE SENIOR PLAY CHARACTERS Aunt Milly--Mrs. Hardy's sister and an old maid school teacher ---- 'Ruth Slyder L'Rebecca Stahl Andy-the kid brother ------------ 'Iohn Rupp :'Carrol Stought Mrs. Hardyfan old fashioned mother - ---- Mary Carolyn Hurst Iudge Iames Hardy-her husband - - - ---- Clarence Gross Grandpa Hardy-a quaint old gentleman - - - ------ Newton Hershner Estelle Hardy Campbell-an older married sister --------- Louise Mumper Marion Hardy-home from college ------ 'Margery Black 'Nancy Hendrian Wayne Trenton, III-a modern young man with old fashioned notions - - Richard Barley Oscar Stuhbins-campaign manager ----- ------f H erbcrt Toms Myra Hardy Wilcox-another married daughter ----- 'Mary Stehle OAnna Beck Iunior Campbell ------------------- Butch Holmes ' These characters appeared Thursday night J These characters appeared Friday night A double cast, which was an innovation this year, proved to be a success and added more interest to the production of the senior play. Skidding , a three act comedy centers around the life of a young girl. Marion Hardy, who falls madly in love with Wayne Trenton, just as a prom- ising career is in store for her. The play relates many unpleasant instances which the parents encounter in adjusting the daughters' romances and the family squabbles. Marion's two sisters, who have married before completing their education, 'Areturn home to mother at the first hint of domestic trouble. Driven to desperation with her modern daughters, Mrs. Hardy goes Hhome to her mother . Andy, the kid brother, with his first Ucrushn, provides humor to the situation while dear old Grandpa Hardy touches the heart with his beautiful reminiscences about Grandma. A pair of white satin wedding slip- pers, which he makes for Marion, are a means of straightening her love affairs. THE L06 YOF 1953 62 lll5.SXlfS TI-IE LOG Ol-7 1933 X A If A-lulns, Ihssra Alle-11, Slilnlrmi liuhn. P111-sto-1' lmir, John I4--mia-r, Kvnn--th I4--mln-l', Yu-rm-l lhpwlnam, Mnrlh: Iirvvhbivl, lszuhvl liz'-An-lllsivl, liruw- Iirunnvr, 'l'hm-lmu Ilushvy, Iiim-lmuxwl Ulinw-, Imrnlhy t'1'uwl, I'lzu'ilwl 4'rumli1-h. Sylvm-st Irvrrivk, In-MPI' Ifilwly, NYllm:1 lmrnhuuprll. Ruth In-:nx'lml1gh, Win Ifunm-am, K0'll!U'Yh lflvkn-Is, ll:-In-ll lflllsnlimrn-1', XVHH1 l4':1ilor. lhmnhl I I-Must, XViIm1-r Fuust. Cyril lf:-pzzlxm. Lois l rw-y, Hlizzulwlh l4'r1-y. l'h:n'le-s 4h1:u'h:n't, flnrmlun llcwlz, .lulivi l:1lll!'4', Aliltmu if!'1'4l f Y ELEVE TH GRADE Huy:-V, Betty Hukn, .ln-un lla-rlzlvr, Mary Iluuvvr, Miriam llnpjxlv lmrnlhy lluntvr Nurlnzm .Im-why Imvinlf-'I' Kistlf-V, fll'HCQ' Kosvlg Ralph Krunv, .lnsf-phillo Imvy, livrminn- lmu-hm, .Ivun Mn rtin AI1'l,:u'4 Him-li, Alum-ll, Mill--r, Muxllvly fx! uwm' My:-rx. NDSIUV. UIIU, M I':nllz-4-. I'0nlvr', lmrtor. ldurl n. Wlllizu IH-'nn M an riun l'I:ll'l Iii! :I XVII: ifrw-11 .luhn .Iuhn :lriv SPIKIOU Imroy lmrnthy-f Rn-mnrml, lI:u'pm-r llhozlrh-S, Louise Ric-hwinn-, Rnbvl' liilmhzlrl. Harnhl llilivr. .lnsvph Tl-EEA 1.ocs o1: 195 63 Tl-IE LCG Ol-7 1935 Adams, Vinre-nt Albright, Katharine Albright, Mary Albright, Winifrod Bakor, Raymond Rcanier, Sara Bt-ck, Harry Us-itzcl, Ib. J. Bs-nclor, Charlvs Bishop, llclcn Hixler, Earl Blessloy, XVilliam liowvr. Miriam Bri-chbill, Mark lkrnughvr, XVayno Iirown, Raynionil Brubaker, Morris Clousor, Miriam Cocklvy, Cora Coldrvn, Virginia, Grossman, Claire Culp, Marlin Davis. .loan llcol-iman, Dorothy lmnor. Milclrcd llunvan, Elizabcth Engle, Anna Eppley, Ruth Erb, Milclrcd, Secty Erford, XValtor Failor, Mary Flickingpr, Lula Ford, Jonas V Fry. Alberta Gatos, Harry Geesey. Vance Getz. Elva Gilbert, Althea TE TH GRADE Glenn. Mary llall, .lane Hoighes, Paul llvnch. Robert lie-rman, Mildred llollinger. Esther Hoover, Harold Hurst, Mary Jane Jacobs, Abner Kapp, Aaron Not-fer, Charles Kilmore. Vance Kinsey, Minnalee Klinodinst, Robert Knuth, Virginia Krvitzvr, John Kunkle, Lllonn Lamason. Lloyd llauvc-i', Marlin llvar, Philip lmar, Ruth llillcy, Mary lmchingor, Charles Loudon, Zelda Marzolf, .lane Mason, Miriam May, Catherine Me-mllcr, Aldon Morris. .lohn Millcr, Boyd Milligan, Harriet Moore-iheall, Owe-n Morrow, Lester Moshor. Lucy Myers, Carroll Paulus, liienard l'f-torman, Harold Raurlabaugh, Cynthia Richardson, Margaret Robinson, Stanley Rupp, llvrbcrtfTreasurer Sadler, Paul Saylor, Elizabcth Shaeffr-r, Gladys She-are-r, Rubvrt Shearcr, XVinifred Sllooly, lfrvnl Sha-rlnan. Miriam Shvttn-l, Margucrite Siiuons, llussm-ll Sniysvr, Lem- Stahl, Albort--f-Yim--Prvsis S'tambaugh, He-lcn B. Stainbaugli, lit-len I.,fPi Stove-nson, Samui-l Stone, June Stougli, Merli- Strovk, Gs-orgv 'l'r'imblv, Robert Triinnior, lioama. Yan Scoten. Max XVagner, Thomas NValt1-rs, Arlene XVarwick, Parnell XVilliains, Norman NVilt, Almx-da XVithL-row. XVilson XVolf9, Myra XVomls, Elizabeth XVrightstonc, Clyile Yohv. Charlns Yohn, Alvin Yohn, Charlotte Yost, Verna Zvrbe, Keith Zimmerman, Russell. lent 'osillent THE LOG GF 1953 64 Tl-IE LCG OF 1953 X, if J, A ' .X-lamp, llllnwr .X-lams, William .Xmli-rs-ni, Rim-haril Alililimisi-, Viola liavkiis, EliZ1lbl'lil Iialu-r, llvralml Vim- llari-, .lanv liarv, .lolm Ilasv-lim-1-. Anna. llaum, K1-nm-th li-4-li. William Iiivkvrl, lmroihva lliillllv. Marian Iiliwli. Rivharml lilnsvr, Ili-lon Iilnnianslm-k, Elmer Iinllinm-r. Anna lluwinan, Earl lirivlu-r. Rn-na Iirownawvll, liuvillm- Uasilv, lililtliiillgig Plark, Andre-W V14-lan. Elizabeth 1'lox'vr, llouisv Vm-klin, Grace Pauli, llvralllinv Furman. Rivhard lu-:ii'lmrn, lim-WVitt lh-Martyn, Halen IM-nt, .lay IN-Ye-rim-y. Sillllllvl'-f iii:-iz, Robert, lmrnbauixh, Vance ! if NINTH GRADE - l'rvsi:lf-nt Pvrs'i:iry Prv:-iiilent llunkn-lin-rgvr, Stanlvy Elliot, Vaihvrinv Envk, May lflpplvy, Lorraine lflmulm-y, lluthcr lflpplvy, Robert. lflsli-fnbaugh. Russell lfitlor. Lawrence Faust, lmuisc Fish. IraiTroasurcr Fislwl, Geraldine l ishQr, Samuel Fri-y, June Fry, Earl llalv:-z, Paul Graham, .lam- tlrayhill, Verna Gi--nn. Uharlvs tlmulye-al', Paul clause, .lahn th'e-4-gur, Rulwrl ll:-iprllvs, l,l'ill'l Hess, .Im-an Hills-grass, Alim- llimmvlright. Thi-li lloslvr, M1-lvin lluugliiun. l ranklin Ing--Is, l lul'vm'n- Kapil, llle-nn Kaylur, lf'rml liilv, Kathryn Kilniurv, Ilaviml Konhaus, l'aul liusvr, Thunias Kmno, l ranc'm-s l.anilis. Earl lianclis, Elizabvth Ia-liliwr. linnalil la-hman. Su-lma l.if.rhtnvr, Russ:-ll l,inn, Earl larripr, Frank Mason. Nnva Marznlf, Carolyn Me-luy, Arlvlvnv Me-sm-rsmith, Mary Mc'1'rn-ary, llvlmar Min-1-li. Nollim- Millvr, l.in4-oln Milli-r. Marjuriv Millar, Rhvva Minnim-h, Matilsla Mower, Glvnu Muwvry, Bm-My Muyvr, Ns-Winn Myi-rs, Kvnnoth Nuns, Ruth Parks, Eve-lyn l'effs-r, Mvlvin Rv-naril, Rim-liaril lluwle-s, Jani- liupp, llc-ui'i.gv Rupp, llvln-n Rumi, Lila Jan-- liuml, Margari-1 Sadlvr, Naami Samllvr, Maril- Svlirvfhe-i', lilanvln- Shank, Uharlvs Shaffvr. Arla-nv Shvtti-r, liuinaini- Shin-ry, .lnhn S'l1uve-r, Ulariln-l Shuman. Fan- Sliuixilnwgi-i', lila Sinn, 'Vhvlma Smith, Esllivr Smith, l,awr1-m-v Smith, XYallam- Spahr, llnrnlhy Stambaugh, Wilbur Starry, Yiulvi Slukvs. Milrlrvii Slain-V, livvm-rv Strom-k, Ralph Striwk, liulwrt Strung, Alba-rl Sultzhaugh, Llnynl 'l'r0ssl4-r, llarwin Truuii, Rabi-rt Yvrnwn, Estln-1' XVap:nm-r. law- XVvi1ll0l', Ross Wt-sthaff-r, livriivir- W1-sthafn-r, Ruth XVm-lzvl. .lin- XYisv, Earl With-r, .lami-s XYnlf, .lark Wriglltstaiin-, I'varl Ynhn, Miriam Ze-ipflvr, Emanua-l Zimmvrman, Franc- ,. THE LOG OF 1953 65 Tl-IE LCG O13 1933 yv- ! AVL, - F.. f Adams, Sara Albright, Galr- Albright., Paul Arnold, Ruth Hahn, .lean Hates, Ralph Beamer, Marlin Booker, Fern lieisllinv, Goldie li:-itzel, Betty lloitzel. Mary llvlknap. Frank Hlumenstock, Ruth Bowers, Betty Bowman, Matilda lioyson, VVilllam lirennaman, Forrc-st Brunner, Richard Hurley, Raymond Vlvvvr. Lester Cline, Carl Ulouser, Donald Goble, Gladys Cramer, Helen Pressman, Hazel Dick, Louise Dorsey, Gladys Dietz. J-ohn Eppley, Clara Ford. Henry Forney, Blanche Gearhart, Richard Ga-tllng, Gerald Gleim, Billy Glenn, Jane Glenn, Annabelle Gouse, Miriam Grisslnger. Madalene 4 jf -1 EIGHTH GRADE tiutshall, Alive' llutshall, May tiutshall, Roy llakv, Richard llall. Billy llammaker, Mary Hart. Victor Hartman, Annie Hayes, George Hoffman, XVillian'i lloller, Pearl Hurst, George Kintz, Merle Klinedinst, Foster Kunkle, Lydia llanibert, Mary l.-Khmer, Mark Lindeinuth, Be-tty llinn, Dorothy Martin, Ada Martin, Ernest, Martin, Frank May, .ln-an Mc-Fadden, Thelma Mr-Lane, Harold Mn-1,al-en, Harry Nl1'Y1l1lPl', Robert Mayer, Grant XV. Myers, Fred N1-edhaln, lloris Ne-ilmerl. Eugene Palme-r, Minerva, l'ir-i-ce, Iona, Prowi-ll, Myra Quigley, Raymond lleislnger, Charles Reynolds, Benson Rlrkert, Ben Resides, Margery Rockwell, .lack Howl:-s, Ruth Ruth, llarry Sadler, Mary Etta Sanders, John Shaull, XValter Sheetz, Frank Sherriff, Florenve Sheaffer, Lloyd Short, LeRoy Simons, Anna Sinith, Ruth Smith, John Smith, NVava. Stanstield, V1-ra Ste-vkle-y, Kathryn Ste-vc-na, Salome Stini-, l'aul Stone, Mt-'arle Slum-, VVinifre-d Stone, NVomlrow Triinble, 'Fhcnnas 'I'ritt, Sara, llny.:'er, Lavinu Yolgelsang, Helen Wag'm+r, Yirginla Walker, .lane XValtvr, Roy Waggrmn-r. Mild:-e XYQ-lls, XYt-ndall Wi-stliafvr. Merrill Whitman, Louise Williains. Anne XN'ithn-row, Leo Wolfe. Marian Yost, Edward Zerhe, Marian Ti-gr-3 Loca OF 1953 66 Tl-IE LGG OF 1933 .Xdzims, NVill:il'd .Xllvrig'hI. Ruth .Xriml-l, llurry lizir--, ,Xrlm-iiv Iigirrii-lc, llm-li-n Ilzirti-li, lluwzird liaisom. Rehn lmssvt l, Uhzirlvs ll--1-li,-r. llvurgv ll--ndl-r. Yirpxinizi lirii---, lfrzxuk li ll 1---xx'lm:1livl', Paiul usli, lmrnthy Q'-url. Nairn 4. A, 1. 4. 1, lim-, Alyrznlyn lussin. .X lli---ii ,luis-ir, Waiynv Ululv, lsulwl .I-'lil--5, Kurtz PM-lil--x' Mzlrlliai K. il II IG l . I, I, I, I, I, F lwlxlin. XYinifl'0ml vklurlyu. Xlliyiiv- iv-lx. li:itl1:iriii1- livk--r, Roy in-li. Elixzili-fill dust, Clizirln-s indl--y. Virgin- inlwnlxindvr. Mary isln-l, .Ii-:in ish--l. Imu dx. Mary tinull. Xlury lldyliizni, Suru lin-hr, Glaulys 11.-l-sl-y, Lloyd Llillx--rl, llurulhy ti' i::5 hill, Rirlizllwl Llliiiiivull, .lane - .lane SEVE TH GRADE Guys-r, Billy llailv, Ruth lluniniukvr. Roy llurbold, Kvnne-th llnrbuld, Lloyd llzirt, .luck llairtmzui, llurding' llnrtz. All-lvin llusskurl, Erlivsl Inv llzlyes, Ilvnuld llvi'sliiiv1', Robert llullingvr, llvrzilzlini llulstinm-, Alma l.:iux'vr, Eslhvr I,--uhy, Klum-lh l.:-ur, lh-tty Lilley. lr:-ne l.ung', Robert Alzirtin, Nurmzm Mxirzulf, lluwzlrd Xlc'l'linl4wk, Gs-urgv All-ily, Elizzlbvth Milli-r, Edward Mill:-r, llaxrvvy Murray. Mawizm Nznilnr, Nancy IH-nsv, Nnthzinie-I Pruudfuol, Uailvln Quigley, Alvlvin lim-isinger, Fm-rn Rhino, Vvrnzi, Robinson, l'lmr1w4 liowluml, Ruth liunk, lmn Rupp, lfrunk Rupp, G:-urgv Shaiiizilllwiuk, Gvruldim Slmrp, Lurille Slim-:iffi-r, Kvnnvth Shi-rmnn, Harold Singisr-r, Gerald Suudm-rs, Demi Suuders, NVa,lh-r Spulir, Fruiirvs Spuhr, Nancy Spzihr, Nurnmn Spungln-l', .lflilfl Spvvk. l':xul Sp:-vrs, linbvrt Slitzz-l, Furl Slum-r, Russvll Strum.g'. Alui'l.::u'.-L Stull, .luhn 'I'r'e-sslm-r, llvrirudv Yugi-lsmig'. Yi-rim XY:1ll:u'v, llussw-Il Wziltl-rs, Wziym' XV:irm-r, Ruth XYn'lwr, Mzlrthu XV1-isc-r, Mary E. Wm-nm-ll. lirum- Wswiim-r, Harold Wvstlizifvr, Puul Whitman, .lusc-ph Williams, lhfiiiln-1-11 XYisv, Ris'hul'4l NVi'igl1tstnn--, Russ Yingvr. Uhzirln-s Yingvr, -luhh Ynhn-, ln-sin-I' Ynhn, Hziruld Yohn, Ruth Ynhn. 'l'hi-lmu Zinilm-rnizin, lmnil-l THE LOG OF 1953 67 Tl-IE LOG OF 1953 T1-15 Loc OF 19-'55 68 AIT! IES 'x Q 2 a 5 2 y 1 e 5 F l F 2 ,, ee E 5 S 5 i Q ? . 5 9 z E 1 5 1 E P 5 5 i E I 4 i i I Y 1 v 4 E f 2 1 2 5 2 5 5 4 5 2 2 4 ? 6 Tl-IE LCG Ol: 1933 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, in the third year of its existence, has followed well in the footsteps of its predecessors. All activities have been ably man aged, and this year has proved to be a successful one. Officers Class Representatives PRESIDENT--PAUL FAILOR SEVENTII GRADE-DOROTPIY GILBERT VIKTE-PRESIDENT-HERMINE LEVY EiGIITH GRADE-GEORGE HURST SEC'Y-TREASURER-IANE MARzoI.F NINTII GRADE-GI.ENN MOWER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBIER NUMBER NUMBER NUHIBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NWLIMBER NLIMBER NUMBER NUBIBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER TENTII GRAIJE-'D. I. BEITZEL ELEVENTTI GRAIJE-HERMINE LEVY TWELFTII GRADE-HERBERT ToMs Home Room Representatives 'lllllllill - FOUR FIVE Six - SEVEN- ELEVEN TWELVE TIIIRTEEN FOURTEEN FIFTEEN - SIXTEEN - SEVENTEEN EIGHTEEN NINETEEN - TVVENTY - TWENTX'-T o w 'I'WEN'I'Y-THREE - TWENTY-FIVE - -V - - XNAL'FER SHAULI. - ROBERT MENDLER - LINCOLN MILLER - ANNA SEYLER - - PAUL FAILOR - HELEN STAMBAUGII - - MARY BEITZEL - - JUNE FREY - - IONA PIERCE - NANCY NATLOR - LLOYD SULTZBAUGI-I - GERALD BAKER - JANE MARZOI.F - - - IOIEIN RUPP - WALTER ENSMINGER - CALVIN PROUDFOOT - - JEAN DAVIS - MARTPIA BOVVMAN THE LOG OF 1953 69 Tl-IE LGG GF 1955 TORCH STAFF The Torch, the monthly news publication of the school records accurately and impartially all the activities and opinions of the students. Under the capable management of Nancy Hendrian and Margery Black. the paper has progressed rapidly and compares favorably with those of other schools. There is a marked degree of cooperation between the business and editorial staffs which places the paper on a sound financial basis. The Torch is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and the Pennsylvania School Press Association. Those memberships and the subscribing to the journalistic magazines establish a valuable Contact with other schools through their journalistic activities. Faculty Advisor-Mr. lames G. Haggerty Editorial Staff Business Staff Nancy Hendrian, Editor-in-Chief Margery Black' Managing Editor Alfred Castle, Business Manager Paul Hertzler, Assistant Business Manager Associate Editors lane Hench, Circulation Manager M2lrY SZHVOIYU H'fr5t IHermlnc Lvvv Mary Albright. Mary Frances Hertzler. Exchange l1ditorAPauIine Enck Evelyn parks' Agsismms Alumni EditorgNancy Bastress Sports Editors-Catharine Davis, Loren Rider and lohn Rupp Lois Fegan, Advertising Manager Ardna Snelbaker, Samuel DeVt-nney, Social Editor-Betty Stickell ASSNHYHYS Humor Editor-Miriam Sherman lion Simpson, 'I're.isurer Reporters Typists Winifred Mower Mary Ioanna Basehore Lloyd Trimble Rheva Miller Isabel Williziiiis, Anna Beck. Mary Stehle Glenn Mower Newton Moyer Margaret Unger THE LGC5 OF 1953 70 Tl-IE LCG GF 1953 CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is a new organization formed for the purpose of in- struction in the fundamentals of good photography. The members have experimented in taking snapshots as well as time exposures which have proved to be successful. ln addition to this work, all phases of modern picture taking such as: developing, printing, enlarging. and copying have been dealt with and studied. PRESIDENT - - - RICIIARII KALEI' VICI3-PRIisIIJIiN'r - - RICIIARIJ BARLIA' SI5cIzIi'r.-Im' - - MARY AI.IsIIIc9II'I' SI1oNsoIz - - MR, D,-WIIJ GLEIB1 Members M .-XRY Al,BRlUII'I' RIVIIIXRIJ BARI.lfY KA'I'IlR'I'N BICITZIEI, MORRIS BRIIBXXKHR l.NNli'l' lillfflliill KI..'XIRli l'Rl'1SSMAN Xlll,llRlil5 ERB MYXRY FKXILOR ROIHZRT IlliNliN RIVHXRIJ KALIZY IIIZRMINE LEVY BOYD MILLER CARL MlI.I.ER LIILY MOSHER RI'l'. X MOSHIZR NIZXYTON MOYER ll.XROI.lJ Pli'l'liRMAN l,ORliN RIDER IXLXRLIN SIIRADLEY RlISSlil. SIMONS DON SIMPSON GUY STONE HAROLD STONE IOIIN VVALTER DONALD VVHNSCIIIIOF YIIATTS VVIIITCOINIB IiX'lil.YN VVIIITMAN MYRA VVOLFE LLOYD ZIMMERMAN THE LOG OF 1953 71 Tl-IE LOG OF 1955 IN OLD LOUISIANA CAST OLD NED ------ NEWTON HERSHNER Rosa - - - ------- ANNA HAI.I. RICHARD S'I'. IOHN - - RICHARD BARLEY SIMON SCIIDDER - - - PAIIL HERTZLER HOLLY TIMMS - - - - MEARL STOLIGI! IACK MARTIN - - - LESTER DERRICR MARTHA ST. IOHN - - I-IERMINE LEW MONTY GRAY - - - - - IOHN WALTER PILOT ROBERT FARLEY - - - CLARENCE GROSS IUDY ---------- IEAN DAVIS MARQUIS DE LA TOUR - - WALTER ENSMINGER BRUCE MAT DOUGAI, - - - IOSEPH DEITRICR ln Old Louisiana was very successfully played to capacity houses on March 30 and 31. The production was directed by Miss Fulton, of the music department, and Miss Francis, dramatic coach. Mr. Thomas supervised the stage set. Costumes were designed by Walter Ensminger and made by the girls in the operetta, under the supervision of Miss Atherton. The love affair of Rose, adopted daughter of Pilot Farley, and Richard St. Iohn, a young sugar planter, progresses very smoothly until the interven- tion of Simon Scudder, who loves Rose. Scudder and his friends, Martin and Timms attempt to prove Rose the daughter of an octoroon slave. However. Richard clears his sweetheart's name and he and Scudder fight a duel. The Marquis de la Tour, Rose's real grandfather, arrives and the plot is cleared, ending with the arrest of the conspirators. T1-IE LOG OF 1933 72 T1-II-E LOG- OI: 1933 MECHANICSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BAND Trumpets uouuwr swxuu Mmeua Srouczu 11. J uuxrzul. w11.BuR STAMBAUGH Rumsml. s1MoNs 1s1yum.1.1z SINGISER um Hsu wu.Mme vAus'r rouAnioc:1u.m' umsu.ras BASSE'I I' Altos ALVIN YOHN MELVIN PEFFER IEAN DAVIS ALBERT STAIIL Bass RICHARD KALEY MAX VAN SCOTEN RAYMOND SHORT lJ1Ruc:'1'ou-MR. I.I,m'n BENIIHR DRUM Muon-I.1.m'n IIIRIIVIBLII Baritone HERBERT HERTZLER Trombones LESTER IJERRICK THOMAS VVAGNER GEORGE HIIRST LEO RIIPP DON SHEAFFER IOHN MYERS jAKfK VVOLF Drums CHARLES KEEFER FOSTER KLINEDINST ROBERT TRIMBLE HARRY MCLAREN IOHN SANDERS Flute Piccolo HERBERT TOMS B-flat Clarinets ROBERT KLINEDINSI' RAYMOND BROVVN ABNER JACOBS HAROLD PETERMAN LINCOLN MILLER CATHERINE DAVIS ROBERT HENCII DONALD LEHMER HARRY RII'I'H DONALD VLOIISER VVILLIAM GLEIM LEO FISHEI. Saxophones NEWTON HERSHNER HAROLD MCCLANE ROBERT GARBER VANCE KILMORE ERMA ECKERT ALDEN IVIENDLER HAROLD SHERMAN THE LOG OF 1953 73 Tl-IE LCG OF 1955 SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB PRESIDEPJT-NANCX' HENDRIAN VICE-PRESIDENT-CLARENCE GROSS SECRETARY-MIKRY CARoLYN HURST SPONSOR-Miss JEAN FRANCIS If it be true that all the world's a stage , the Senior Dramatic Club has been actively busy in keeping the boards populated with its ever interesting Thespians. The club endeavors to instruct students in acting, in the art of make-up , in the study of plays and dramatists, and encourages talented students to write plays. The latter was a new project this year. Forty-five loyal members give their time and interest to this organization under the direction of Miss lean Francis, dramatic coach. I IUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB PRESIDENT-SAMUEL DEVENNEY VICE-PRESIDENT-BETTY lVlOWERY SECRETARY-HELEN BLOSER SPONSOR-MR. IOHN BOMGARDNER Through the initiative of some of the ninth grade students and the co- operation of Nlr. Bomgardner, a Iunior Dramatic club was organized this year. All ninth grade students who are interested in dramatics are eligible for the club. Membership is for one year, after which those who are interested may try out for the Senior Dramatic Club. If any member shows unusual ability he automatically becomes a member of the senior group. The Club strives to give the students some general ideas in dramatic art by reading and writing plays and by studying make up and stage sets. I MARIONETTE CLUB PRESIDENT-IOHN MYERS VICE-PRESIDENTS-LOIS FEGAN, SELDEN PATTEE SECRETARY-WILMA D1NELY SPONSORS-MISS ATHERTON, MR. THOMAS Marionettes! We usually think of those miniature creatures, moved by means of strings, as made and operated by professionals. But not always so, for here in M. H. S. those desirous of making marionettes have been busily working this year. They have formed a club, with a view to promoting in- terest in the creation of these unique figures. This organization has proved an activity for both the boys and girls of the school. Together, they have worked toward the successful completion of their interesting projects. Under the supervision of Mr. Thomas, the boys have constructed and painted the marionettes, while the girls, with Miss Atherton as sponsor, have been in charge of costuming them. From the very beginning of school year, the aim of the club was to pre- sent a marionette show. lts plans were Hnally realized when an excellent production of lack and the Beanstalk was given as a feature of one of the assembly programmes this past spring. With the presentation of this show, the fine possibilities of a Marionette Club in M. H. S. were shown. THE LOG OF 1953 74 THE Loca or: 1955 - THE SENIOR ORCHESTRA Dinizcroie-Miss FRANCES FULTON A well trained Senior Orchestra is one of Mechanicsburg High School's greatest assets. Composed of a group of especially chosen musically in- clined , its work as a musical organization has been unsurpassed. Regularly, for each Wednesday assembly, the orchestra offered the mus- ical invocation. Beside this, it accompanied the operetta production ln Old Louisiana. On the other special occasions and in activities, the orchestra has also been very prominent. i THE IUNIOR ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR-MISS FRANCES Fu1.ToN The Iunior Orchestra, composed of younger, less-experienced musicians, was formed to serve as a supplementary unit of the Senior Orchestra. ln this way, vacancies, which occur through graduation, can be filled readily by junior musicians. Weekly rehearsals, under the supervision of Miss Fulton, have resulted in giving to the junior members a sound practical experience in orchestration, as well as a knowledge of orchestral requirements. I THE GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT-MARY CAROLYN HuRsT VICE-PRESIDENT-VVILMER FAusT SECRETARY-MARY FAILOR SPONSOR-MISS FULTON The Glee Club, under the capable direction of Miss Fulton, has completed its second year. The work of this group has progressed rapidly. Various types of singing have been studied in order to allow those students who are at all interested in music to participate. Likewise, the organization has been prominent throughout the year, having taken part in the many school activities. The success of the operetta ln Old Louisiana was due to the ardent support and cooperation of many members of the Glee Club. To a large extent, they contributed material for both the cast and the various choruses, thereby greatly aiding in the entire musical production. THE LOG OOF 1953 75 Tl-IE L06 OF 1935 ATHLETIC CLUB PRESIDENT-CATHERINE DAvxs V1cE-PRESIDENT-DoRo'rx-xv HOLISER SECRETARY--RUTH ELSNER ASSISTANT SECRETARY-HELEN KITZMILLER TREASURER-CORA COCKLEY SPONSOR-MISS MARTHA COOPER The Athletic Club Qformerly the Girls' Recreation Clubl aims to instruct the girls in points of physical education not included in the regular gym class. and to encourage real sportsmanship. Before being admitted as a member into the club, each girl is required to pass a rigid test. Even this did not daunt the spirits of thirty pupils who came out on top for the 1932-33 season. During the year, the club presented numerals to any girl who participated in a certain number of games. This lent zest and inspiration to all the intra- mural activities, and encouraged the girls to work for the much coveted prize. I THE TUMBLING CLUB SPONSOR-MR, GEORGE VORBACH A group of boys, interested in the appreciation of physical culture, as well as the coordination of mind and muscle exemplified in the art of tumbling. organized for the purpose of beginning their career as tumblers. Since the first difllcult and somewhat strenuous periods of instruction dur- ing the infancy of the club, there has been evidenced an amazing degree of perfection. The boys have gone far in bearing out the purpose of their work, -that of establishing harmony between mental and physical action. I THE ART CLUB PRESIDENT-WALTER ENSMINGER TREASURER-DOROTHY PORTER SECRETARY-MARTHA BOWMAN SPONSOR-Miss KATHERINE MAIN The Art Club this year was one of the most interesting and most popular clubs in the school. Its work was purely that of the handicraft nature. Dur- ing the first semester, the members worked with leather, making such articles as pocket books, belts, and book marks. The latter part of the year was spent in working with metal. Watch fobs, paper knives, bracelets, and numerous other articles were created. The students derived much pleasure and benefit from this extra-curricular activity. fri-15 Loca Loi: 1953 76 T1-IE Loo or 1935 - CENTRAL TREASURY TREASURER-REBECCA STAHL Ass r TREASURER-VVILLIS BRENIZER BOOKKEEPER-PHYLLIS FERNBAUGH SPONSOR-MISS STAYNER The Central Treasury has assumed the responsibility of the financial affairs of Mechanicsburg High School for five consecutive years. Three cap- able members ofthe senior class are chosen annually by Miss Stayner to meet once a week when the money is deposited and withdrawn as needed. Neces- sary material, such as blanks, check books, etc. are furnished by the local bank where the funds are deposited. In 1931, the budget system was introduced into the high school, greatly increasing the amount of work to be done by the treasury. The budget sys- tem is composed of approximately ninety-four per cent of the students of the senior and junior high schools. At the end of each year, the Central Treasury divides the funds equally among the different organizations. 4 STAMP CLUB PRESIDENT-LLOYD TRIMBLE VICE-PRESIDENT-ROBERT MENDLER TREASURER-MAX VANSCOTEN SPONSOR-MRS. ORRIS Stamp collecting is a hobby, in which it is estimated there are more than one million active collectors in this country. ln our club there are twenty- five members, working on various types of collections, Each person upon entering the club must learn the philatelist's terms which aid him in gaining a greater appreciation of his collections. Philately, while a hobby, provides one with a liberal education in that it furnishes the means of finding many interesting and sometimes astonishing facts about the countries of the world. Each country puts on its stamps pictures of the things of which it is proudest, its most beautiful mountains, rivers, flowers, birds. animals--its greatest men, buildings, and works of art--and its most import- ant natural products, industries, and engineering accomplishments. Current stamp literature and a catalogue are kept on hand for those in- terested in philately. 4 AGRICULTURE CLUB PRESIDENT-LEROY S. IAcoBs VICE-PRESIDENT-CARL B. IWLLER SECRETARY-RICHARD RENARD TREAsuRER---WiLuuR BUCHER This club first made its appearance in Mechanicsburg High School three years ago, under the supervision of Mr. Park. The local club is a unit in a nation wide organization whose purpose is Hto promote vocational agriculture, to train members for future participation in farmer organizations, to develop rural leadership, to encourage cooperative effort, and to strengthen the con- fidence of the farm boy in himself and his work. The club has advanced with a spirit well in keeping with the principles upon which it is based. Meetings are held twice a month. Each member who starts a project is entitled to take a tour with the club. This summer they plan to travel through the northern part of Pennsylvania. THE LOG OF 1953 77 Tl-IE LOG OF 1933 THE LGG OF 1933 78 THE Loo oi: 1935 1933 CLASS TEAM The Bernie Trophy, formerly in the possession of the class of '34, was captured this year by the senior girls' basketball team. The '33 squad had five victories and one defeat, while the junior girls placed second with four victories and two defeats. Although the juniors were runners-up for the trophy, the sophomore girls gave the senior team its hardest tilts. The scores which were chalked up for and against the winners follow: Seniors 15. Iuniors ll: Seniors 4, Iuniors 13: Seniors 14, Sophomores 10: Seniors 16, Sophomores 14: Seniors 12, Freshmen 6: Seniors 21, Freshmen 12. GIRLS' INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL TEAMS COACH-Miss MARTHA COOPER Senior Team Iunior Team Sophomore Team Freshman Team C. DAVIS,CAI'T. G. RuPv,CAPT. C. Coc:Ri.EY.CAPT. L. RuPP,CAPT. N. BASTRESS W. DlNELY V. COLDREN L. FAUST ' A. BECK M. HOOVBR C. CRESSMAN R. Noss M. BLACK H. LEW I. DAVIS B. MOWERX' P. ENQR D. PORTER M. ERB M. YOHN E. ECKERT P. UNGER Z. LouDoN M. ENCK C. GOODYEAR I. W1LL1AMs M.K1NsEY F. ZIMMERMAN R. ELSNER W. MOWER H. STAMBAUGH N. MICELI I. HENCH I. LouDoN M. GLENN H. Rupp D. Housau M. ALLEN I. MARZOLF C. SHOVER H. Krrzivurrgu , T. BRUNNRR C, YOHN C. MARzoLF,MGR. M. STEHLR I. GoE'rz L. FLICKINGER V. Moons I. HAKR, MGR. M. FAILOR, MGR. 1. SINGISER, MGR. Tl-IE LOG OF 1953 79 Tl-IE LCG OF 1955 THE LGC5 OF 19253 80 Tl-IE LGG OI: 1933 LETTER-MEN Mechanicsburg High School experienced this year one of the most successful football seasons of its career, The following scores are indicative of the fact that Mechanicsburg was victorious in the Southern Pennsylvania Conference. M. H. S. O. Sept. 2-l Enola - - - - I8 0 Oct. l Steelton lawayl - I3 20 Oct. 8 Lemoyne - - - l8 7 Oct, 15 Waynesboro - - l 2 O Oct. 22 Gettysburg ---- - 25 6 Oct. 29 Shippensburg ---- - 14 0 Nov. 5 New Cumberland lawayj - - 25 Ll Nov. l l Chambersburg ---- 7 0 Nov. 24 Carlisle - l- - 19 U Alfred Castle, 1Capt. 19321 Donald Failor 1Capt. l933l Paul Failor George Ruth Guy Stone Gerald Duncan Ioseph Deitrick David Iacoby. lCapt. 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It was through their patronage that Bon Voyage became ' I a reality. If I 1. 1' ::- A,-:EL ,,,,J ,,,,,,,,,::,,,,::::,,,::::::,:.P f,,,, ,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,:,- ,,,,,n 'I -I If K A't FtHlth,HlKeep I . . A:5ricahnVVoriineneEusy, - ip- Buy Spflng Footwear ' American Made Shoes at Reasonable 4' ,: PFICQS- YOU Can RCIY OH ' ' I If Sport Oxfords Tennis Shoes If 5 I I ' r 4 G R E E G o R ' W ' ' 4 4, I l 135 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg jg jf 10 S' Mafkef Sf' 5, l r 'T F---' ------'--'----'- :JL ::f:-n ff gf WE SPECIALIZE 'T TCLBERT D. ORRIS Q. 5 I J I IN SERVICE QFLORISTJ :I 1 Potted Plants - Cut Flowers I! ,, ' 'I 'r , Vegetable Plants I 5: A. 1: Phone 90-l-R-2 1: ' Sh, t P B A R B E R t lremans own, a' 31 West Main Street :I xx- ,,,,,,:,,,,,,.,,,, ,xl L,,,r ,,,,,,,,,:,,,,::,,,: xxj :rf:::: ::::::::::f ::::::xxn F-':f:::ff::f-rxff:-fxx:fffff-rm MARIETTA s. BEITZEL 1: ff :T Q TEACHER OF PIANO H BAKER 8' GUSSMAN 17 STUDIOS: ' 'I Printers of 112 S. Broad St., 30 N. Second St., : 4fTHE LOGYY Meclmnicsburg, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. ti 5 Phone 2 42,1 :E ll East High Street, Carlisle, Pa. 3: f::,::f,:,:: :EJ L,,,,,,,,,,, ..r..... - ...... ,,,,j ,l 83 Tl-IE LCG GF 1935 f ----- --- ---W ----- ------'v ---- f-'- - - -n WAAS Sv. SCN CG. Established 1858 C O S T U M E S For Plays, Operas and Pageants, and Academic Caps and Gowns of a Superior Excellence Supplied on Rental Basis. Booklet Sent on Application 123 South llth Street Philadelphia, Pa. L J ECKELS' DRUG STURE Wishes Success and Happiness To The Class of 1933 M --u,--v,,-, J 84 T1-IE Loca or 1953 The Store Most Men Prefer for Dependable Clothes HARRISBURG PENNA. ls -::: -:::::::.::::::: -::::::::: J rennxx NH :: 1 f -n Conservative Safe i Strong ' . Compliments of 0 1: EI Bo Fo p gi DEALER IN l FE 9 E3 llii 55 1 if U I: If Coal, Feed Grain and can Tannen Com l Meehanicsburg, Penna. P J Q. ff ' A '-' 'A Compliments of MECHANICSBURG TRUST COMPANY ' 41 West Main Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. P L -:::.::::::-:::::::::::-- ---A- 85 Tl-IE LGG OF 1955 TUE CHDUHCCEHUS SUQHCQIUGDD Portrait and Commercial Photography Kodak Finishing - Enlarging - Framing Photographers of the Senior Annual - --vf 'T' The Second ational Bank MECHANICSBLIRG, PA. Now the only bank in Central Cum- berland Valley between Camp Hill and Newville operating under a United States Charter. Always friendly to boys and girls in Public Schools, and solicits their patronage. Capital and Surplus 5291000.00 Pays interest at the rate of 3M per annum on Time Deposits and Sav- ings Accounts. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent at Sl per year and upwards. We heartily congratulate the boys and girls who will soon graduate, and wish one and all a large measure of success in whatever field of endeavor they may enter. If ' Lyric Radio Radio Service Delco Batteries Sylvania Radio Tubes Mohawk Refrigerators A. C. Fuel Pump Service I Trico Windshield Wiper Service Automotive Electrical Supplies and Service BENSON R. SPANGLER 209 West Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. Tl-ll-E LOG Ol: 1955 F -------v ----- ----' '--- - - 1 F- Quality THE RYAN STORE ' lt Service THE FAST GROWING ' 1 DEPARTMENT STORE 17-19 W. Main Sf. j If Mechanicsbrug Penna. if H.,,,,:,, ,xx - - Cxafxj' You'1l be particularly interested in KRONENBERGS FAMOUS F IF TEENS The best in 515.00 suits KRONENBERG'S Carlisle's Big Clothing Store F:::- ::::::::::::::, : :::: 'W 'r 'I ji Compliments of li G R O V E ' S II SERVICE STATION 4 I l u 'I 530 East Main Street ' TI Mechanicsburg, Penna. 31 Hair Cutting Shampooing The Gillespie BEAUTY SALON 17 N. Market St. Eugene Permanent Wave Specialist Finger Waveing Marceling Vx' xxx::::::::::::::::::::'l fi D. 1. BEITZE L 15 I C E - - C O A L .I Walnut Street and P. R. R. 'Q 4, lg 1, ly M. ......... ....- ......A--------. J Rakestraw's Retail Room Ice Cream All Flavors Blimps and Chocolate Sticks Candy, Cakes, Drinks, Novelties 4 I- H. Norris Heckman F 'Iv 'r 'r 1' Compliments of 1' P I ., H A L L ' S . QI BATTERY STATION 3 127 West Main Street 4 Auto Laundry and Greasing Service 1. if Phone 71 1, lL,,,, --,,,,, - -,,, .... ,,,,J E D D I E ' S SERVICE STATION 24 East Main St. l I Q- .... A-J Tl-IE L06 OF 1933 I 'I I, I 1: Wishing Yo Bo Vo g ' , 1 U H Ya 6 ' L. F. EBERLY'S som I.. C. SIMPSON 1 . , Lumber 1' Groceries , 'I 1, 1 ' ' 1 :I Cor. Main and Walnut Streets 'I Millwork Roofing if I.:I,:::f:x:ff::::fx:.-xxx,vl xx ,,:,J' ff::: A::'qI :::::::::::::::::::::: 'I 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, ' R I T T E R , S Q RECHEL'S FLOWERS if 'I :I ,I Trindle Road Q , , Funeral Work I , H A R D W A R E 1, :I :1 Cut Flowers Hardy Plants L, I.,,,,, ,ll ,,,,o -,,, ,,,,j' f::::::::: ::::' ::::: -:::::- 'I :L-:L :::' ' ' ':::' ::::::' ::::::'I gi GIFTS , PENS gl . . ji ,C To All Graduates I Mrs. Romalne H. Tr1mble ,I 5, May your suture :ne as :xleisant as you I progressive Series eslfe O ma Q l . 1, BEST OF LUCK 1, Piano Studio .I 'I 'I 1 ! I, II S ., 201 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg If Q' 102 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg 1' jf 1: I Phone 132-I 1, 1, DRUGS SODAS , I, 1I.,,,,,,,, ......A....... -,,,.,,,vJ ,,-f, -::: ::::.-.-- ::::J' ffrf 'fffw -'ff- ::::'v1 'I 'I '1 I fl Ii I Compliments of ,Z 8 L I I I P O T T S Insurance and Real Estate 1 Manufacturing Co. I , 1 I Mechanicsburg, Pa. I Tl,,.,, -,,-l 1.,,,, ,,,...J' Tl-IE LOG Ol: 1933 F ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I F::::::: ::::: :::::' Mznrcelling Finger Wavilig Facial Work B011 phom- Open Dafly 2-4.372 9 a.m. to .8 p.m. EA TY H PP ' B MRSJELSIE grrgtop. E I DR. Lol-LWEN , Dentist Permanent Waving I S . I I: 'lWhCl1 you think of teeth, come to a pecla ' Dr, Loewenn Phone 50-R 'I , I0 E. Main St., 2nd Floor, Mechanicsburg 325 Market Street' Harrisburg' Pa' -J KUHNS BROTHERS Sales Service Mechanicsburg. Pa. Open Day and Night 'U M 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I U I 1 'I 'I 'I J f ' ' DAVIS HARDWARE CO. GENERAL HARDWARE Corner Main and Frederick Streets Mechanicsburg, Pa. M I L L E I S E N ' S LUMBER CO. Established 1850 Lumber, Coal and Building Materials VVlu-re Quality and Service Predominaten Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone 239 'W 'I U 'I U I 'I 'I U 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I J Prices Are Lower iii BIDDLES I On the square since i867 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::00' Little Picture Shop Photo Finishing Greeting Cards Eastman Kodaks, Cameras and Accessories Personal Stationery, Name Cards Royal Portable Typewriters, 529.50 16 So. Market Street -::::J 'I 'I l l l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I It 'I J :::'::.p:::::::::::::::, - - PEALER'S FLOWER SHOP O Specializing in Floral Designs Phone 20805 Trindle Road Camp Hill, Pa. Tl-IE LCG OF 1955 When In Camp Hill Visit HERTZLER'S DRUG STORE 1 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Camp Hill, Penna. RAKESTRAW'S I C E C R E A M CLEAN, SAFE MILK AND CREAM I I N T R O D U C I N G A New Rakestraw Product CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE D 1 s T R 1 B u T o R MEADOW GCLD BUTTER AND CHEESE 90 Tl-IE LCG OF 1935 f ll I: Compliments of FORNEY'S ELECTRICAL SHOP U lr P I 'u On the Square R, Mechanicsburg, Pa. U. N F ..... 'I MYERS . MICHENER Funeral Directors Mechanicsburg, Pa. 'I 51 U u. f ff When in Mechanicsburg or Carlisle in Eat at The IC C. V. RESTAURANT lf Home Cooked Meals, 25c N U 30 N. Market St., Mechanicsburg lg 5 N. Pitt Sr., Carlisle N H.,,:,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,, f W I 1' THE QE GREEN TREE CAFE Extends Health and Happiness :I To the Class of 1933 I 1 L.. .... --- .... ..............A.... A L. J ry - --- - -'-- ----'- 'I H lr lg MECHANICSBURG ' LAUNDRY ii THE CERTIFIED LAUNDRY 4 Mechanicsburg, Penna. s J Lf- A---A .A-- - ..A- ----- F 'r 5E sERNlE's FOR SPORT 1 O 16 West Main Street 'r lx U 'r 1, M L J V l If Mechanicsburg, Penna. P f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: W For Certified Dry Cleaning S CALL 5? iz FORD CLEANERS EE U N 11 114 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg EI 'r u I1 Phone 483-I I N U.,,,,: ,xv ,,,, Cu F ' ' W li sl-IETTEL anon-lens Qi Q, GARAGE 11 Studebaker Pierce-Arrow 4 I :E Rockne Cars if 'P lr 'v x TI-IE LOG OI-7 1955 Opp. R. R. Depot Bell Phone 24 W DALE M. TREGO DEALER IN GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS LOWEST PRICES FOR BEST WORK North Market Street Mechaniesburg, Pa. :::1 f::::f-'ffff::::ff::f-'-Aff:ffi- Printers of THE TORCH E 5 WEBER E :E 1. A. BUSHMAN Co. I I 1, I, 113-115-117 West Main Street 4 PLUMBING AND I , + I I Prmters to the C nh f P 1 - HEATING 5 T, By Eiiiiffiie BTA, i'3'52ZTi'55Z3 I ., MECHANICSBURG, PA. AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT Lx: ,,::::::,-Jffffxff.. A 4' AA- A ' I' ' W M 'r 14 East Main Street I ' E R C E I 1, EN'S WEA Mechanicsburg, Pa. ' I for the well dressed man I 4 Phone 4684 ., Athletic Goods I: IL -,,::I Q,,,,,Y :,,,,.,,:::,,::::: ,-, 92 E5 fz 23 5 5 F . 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