Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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Miss JNll'd0ull2L N. Sonsinger, B. S. Home Economics Munsiield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College And whispering, 'I shall ne'er' con- sentf consented. Miss Bessie M. Bear Librarian Millersburg State Teachers College Drexel Institute Pennsylvania State College A healthy hatred of Scoundrels. K. Ezra Bucher, B.S. and M.A. in Com. Ed. Commercial Elizabethtown College New York University True wit is allied to good nature. Miss Adu T. Bruckhill, B.S. Ilealth, Spelling, Penmanship Shippensburg State Teachers College Ea.rth's noblest thing-a woman perfected. Miss Edith II. Forney, A.B. Social Studies XVestern Maryland Angels listen when she speaks. Boyd M. Fortney, B.S., M. Ed. Science, Mathematics Shipponsburg State Teachers College Temple University A vary perfect, gentil knight. John H. Frederick, B.S., BLA, Athletic Coach, History University of Illinois Columbia University Let us do or die. David I. Gleim, B.S., M.A. Science Franklin and Marshall College Dickinson College Columbia University University of Pennsylvania A Respectable Professor of Disrnal Science. Miss Dorothy E. Hamilton, B.S. in Com. Ed. Commercial Elizabethtown College Millersville State Teachers College XVho well deserves needs not another praise. Miss Bessie I. Busehore, A.B. English Hood College Pennsylvania State College My soul is full of whispered song. Curl M. IIamsher, AJS. English, Social Studies Gettysburg College University of Virginia Duke University A gentleman and a scholar. J. Dlaclzly Kelley, B.S in Ed., BI. Ed. Social Studies, Faculty Mgr. of Athletics Shilvpensburg State 'l'ea.CnOrs College Pennsylvania State College l'hrl0sephy is nothing but discretion. Sixteen

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The Faculty The school year of 1938-39 saw a reorganization in the office force. Mr. Edwin B. Long came from Millersburg to fill the ofhce of superintendent of schools, left vacant after the death of Mr, Van Scoten. Mr. D. D. Brandt who formerly held the position of principal and Dean of Boys was relieved of his deanship in order to devote all of his time to the duties required of him as principal. Mr. G. Haggerty was appointed as dean of boys in his place. Miss Margaret Stauffer, dean of girls, started on her second year in this position. The teachers of the Iunior and Senior High Schools represent many colleges, and every department of the school curriculum is headed by an instructor specially trained in the subject matter of that department. In the last few years the shop and agricultural depart- ments and the girls' home economics course have increased in size and broadened in scope. Miss Bessie Bear, the school librarian, was music instructor first in the grades and then in the Iunior High School. She has been privileged to watch the school in all respects. having remained here longer than any other member of the faculty. The work of these well-trained artisans is shown on the following pages by the accom- plishments and extra-curricular activities of the students. Any attainments of the student body have been made possible only through the efficient faculty. Mr. E. ll. Long, A.B., AJI. Superintendent of Schools Dickinson College Columbia Teachers College Pennsylvania State College VVhose lines are mottocs of the heart. Nvhose truths electrify the sage. Dr. David D. Brandt, A.B., B.D. Principal of High School, Mathematics Lebanon Valley College Union Biblical Theological Seminary llc bears the marks of many years wellfspent, Of virtue, truth well-tried, and wise experience. Mr. James G. Haggerty, A.B. Dean of Boys, English Dickinson College Ohio Northern University Pennsylvania State College University of Michigan 'Thousaruls at his bidding speed. lllss Margaret E. Stfllln'el', A.B. Dean of Girls, English Gettysburg College Pennsylvania. State College 'They are never alone who are accom- panicd by noble thoughts.

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Marlin E. Morrette, B.S. Ithaca College University of Michigan Music Music hath charms to sooth the savage breast. Miss Reida. Longanecker, A.B. Gettysburg College History Shippensburg and Xvest Chester State Teachers Colleges Cornell and Duke Universities Universities of Colorado and California S'he has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a heart to execute. Mrs. Arthur Moser, B.S. Home Economics University of XVest Virginia Ohio State University Fills the air around with beauty. WVa,yne I-I. Neiswenter, B. S. Susquehanna University University of XVest Virginia University of Michigan I dare do all that may become 3J man, is none. Mrs. Adam L. Orris, A.B. Irving College Lebanon Valley College Shippensburg State Teachers College The power of thoughtg the magic of Samuel T. Royer, B.S. University of Maryland Deeds, not words. Miss Allllll, BI. Snyder, B.S. in Com. Ed. Irving College Elizabethtown College New York University The mildest manners Edward F. Thomas, E.E. Syracuse University Indiana State Teachers College Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Mathematics who dares do more Geography the mind! Agriculture Commercial with the bravest heart. Shop Genius-the transcendent capacity of taking trouble. Bliss Kathryn DI. Vannauker, B.S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College Latin, English Above all Greek, above all Roman fame. Miss E. Kathryn Williams, B.S., M.S. Physical Education, English Sargeant, Physical Education University of Pennsylvania Grace in her steps u Guy L. Vogelsong Mathematics Snlppensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College As he thinketh in his heart-so is he. J. Marlin Way, B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Berkshire School of Arts Pennsylvania State College Art, History But thou. O man, hast art. Miss Ii-va E. Zimmerman, A.B. French Dickinson College McGill University La Sorbonne Mais, oui! French is a beautiful language.