Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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ROBERT E. REED Dick March 14, 1921 Bookkeeping Hurry makes one tired. ROBERT I. REIGHTER Bob May 3, 1921 Vocational For he's a jolly good fellow. GLADYS A. RENARD Renard August 27, 1920 Secretarial Be she fairer than the day. A. DOROTHY RICKARDS Dot March 26, 1921 Academic I have heard of a lady, and good words follow her name. IEANETTE P. RIDER Indy October 22, 1922 Academic A teachers' delight. PAUL RIDER Flash December 20, 1920 Bookkeeping He's the 'most fightingest' and best looking linesmanf' CHESTER E. ROMBERGER Chet March 28, 1921 Academic Mg mind to me an empire is. ROBERT L. ROWLES Bob' April 23, 1921 Clerical I am not a politiciang and my other habits are good. IAY C. SADLER Clint August 31, 1921 Clerical In all sports he's alcrackerjack, To girls, too, he never turns his back. DOROTHY M. RUPP Dot' Iuly 19, 1921 Academic Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven. Twenty-eight

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ANNIE M. MYERS Anne December 7, 1920 Clerical Those about her, from her Shall read the perfect ways of honor. FLORENCE MYERS Flossie September 24, 1920 Clerical Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in woman. MARGARET I. MYERS lVIargy April 11, 1921 Clerical Honor lies in honest toil. WILLIAM K. NAILOR Kirby Iurie 3, 1921 Academic The world knows not its greatest men. DOROTHY R. NYE Dot Ianuary 21, 1922 Clerical Her quietness of manner belies the mischief that lies underneath. W. MUNSON PEEBLES Mitz February 7, 1920 Clerical As proper a man as one shall see upon a summer day. WILLIAM I. PORTER Bill September 10, 1921 Academic What did I do to deserve all this? DORIS B. RANK Dotty April 14, 1921 Commercial And her face, so fair, stirred with her dream, As rose leaves with the air. IVY L. RAUDABAUGH Iv May 30, 1920 Clerical I love experiments, and I'm always making them. M. FERNE RECTOR Ferne April 21, 1921 Academic Fair Nature's sweet simplicity With elegance refined. Y rf EWR' up 13281 1 as l , , , I .... Ev rears, L '- 15 551.35 .1 .4 ' .- .Ma I 1 5 ' ' ' 1 '- i ifii,

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MARY IANE SADLER Janie October 27, 1920 Secretarial The dew that on the violet lies Mocks the dark lustre of thine eyes. IRENE L. SCHWALM Renie' Iune 12, 1922 Academic Music is well said to be the speech of angels. NANCY L. SEGAR Nan May 19, 1922 Academic Oftimes I burst right out in song. DOROTHY E. SENSEMAN Dot September 22. 1921 Academic She sat with hands as if to bless, And looked with grave ethereal eyes. MARY K. SHAULL Shaull Iune 16, 1921 Commercial A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair. OLIVE S. SHEELY Sue March 25, 1921 Secretarial The years that try, and mar, and mend Have proved her worth the title 'friend'. LOIS I. SHELLENBERGER Lois Iune April 9, 1923 Academic Did you ever have the chicken pox? If so, how many? LOUISE F. SHOPE Lou August 23, 1921 Secretarial For all that fair is, is by nature good. M. IEAN SMITH Smit Ianuary 13, 1922 Academic Pep personified IAMES K. SNELBAKER Snelbirdie February 1, 1922 Academic His very name a title page, and next, His life, a commentary on the text. 1