Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1940 volume:

+-- ,1QElf,3V,g-QQQLB-nS54.1NA '--w 1 2 1 i N N l 1 1 1 J 1 4 1 1 Y Ex llffff 3 Ll I 1 2 5 Th Tenersdry C . ' N I ,,f' L Published Yearly by the Senior Class of THE MECHANICSBURG HIGH SCHOOL MECHANICSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Volume V Now tink, my marry lass and lad, In 1930 was the best we had ,lfavzsc in tlzose days, I must confess, Tlzcse cars came daily to ill. H. S. Page six 94 Page seven L But in ,YZ.IIl'fCl'Il forly, Just fell yvars Idler, Tlzix car IIICIAACN Ilzczf Il .vccolzrl mlvr. Today all tl11'ng.v zmulzl .vcem llIlII'SS 'IPI' Cffllllfllwt mnzff in a car like UIIDS. N X KLM CONTENTS Introduction. . . Views The Classes Aclininistration - Faculty - Class Rolls Book I ....... Athletics Football - Basketball - Baseball Girls, Sports Book II ....... Book III ....... The Activities Publications - Plays - Clubs - lwusic Variety Book IV ....... 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We are happy for this opportunity to honor those who have inade these school years possible. We dedicate this tenth anniversary Arteisan to our parents, the artisans of our futures. X1 Page ten DICATI -:11l1l!5s,n'5 in X930 the students of 'BL H. S. were Qust becoming the new Q accustomed to buiwirw and Rs mem ' 5 improvemcrxts. Today, in 1940, X xges are an these progressive crm ji r schooX Wie. accepted part 0 ou Faculty Administration ,page Iuvelre T H E C L ISSES N Sophom 0F65 W Juniors des Seniors Freshmen and the Gra eell Board of D 1111. Howixun B. HE1NAM,xN . . Presz'de1zt lin. l'A1cK1+1R H. IQUIINS . . Vice-President llns. M.xRc:A1:E'r E. Smrfsoiv . Secrclary QNIR. Gisoarzrl E. Hciisr .... T1'ea.s'urer SIR. GUY H. LUCAS him. J. H1411Ks PAUL SIR. VV. J. Fisimic UR School Board is the ffuid' behind ' ' D ing factoi school hf ' e 111 ll H 9 deeisio . . i. Their ,. ns l1ave Jr eell I osided u ' e11t teach s with eX- ers, and tl L' ' mod ' in have cinaiid l D given us . p easant su' 'a ' 11 ' ' iioundings and equip- icnt. We are grateful to tl1e111 for their efforts o11 our behalf. ibers of the Board of Directors are outst anding citizens of hleclianicsburg elected by the voters of the town. Everv two two new nieniber Bleu irectors l years s are elected ' ' period f ' to serve tor a 0 six years. In Deceniber the Board chooses a president and a vice-president for a one-year term each. The treasurer is also selected each year, and the secretary serves for four yearsg the latter two are eleete June. d in The Board hires teachers, authorizes repairs or additions to the school, sets the niill rate, and handles the finances of the school district. Much of the credit for the ten years of progress that have followed the publication of hlechanicsburg High Sehool's first yearbook niust deservedly be given to these con- scientious public servants. Page fourieen The Administration lniinisl rat ive group is EADING our at . Hlr. Edwin B. Long, our Superin- tendent, who Caine here from llillers- iurg two years ago. hir. D. D. Brandt is the Principal, and hlr. J. G. Haggerty eapably fills the office of Dean of Boys. Now in her third year as Dean of Girls, is Bliss hlargaret E. Stautfer. Ten years of progress have culminated in an efficient guidance program which is very often a veritable life preserver for the students of hleehaniesburg High School. DIR. E. B. LONG, AB., A.M. f Silperhzielztlmlf of Schools Dickinson College, Columbia Teachers Vollege, Pennsylvania State Vollege Enjoys musie . . . himself a musieian . . . Ready to give a helping hand at all times . . . Our friend. Mn. DAVID D. Bn,xNn'1', AB., B.D. Prineipfll of the High School, JIllflIl?IIIflff08 Lebanon Valley College, Union Tlieological Seminary Philosopher . . . those stories in hlath class . . . wit and wisdom . . . Lord, keep my memory greenf, lhss 1NI,xicGAnET E. STAlf14'FI'lR, A.B. Dean of Girls, English Gettysburg Follegc, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University Loves her Gettysburg . . . Sponsors the Yan-X Club . . . Knits volumes . . . and encourages be- ginners. DIR. JAMEs G. IIAGo1f:R'rv, A.B. Dean of Boys, English Dickinson Vollege, Ohio Northern University, Pennsylvania State Uollege. University of hfichigan, New York University He carries the Torch . . . Always pleasant . . 'lling to do anything to help the unfortunate . . wi g A friend to man. Page fifteen 53' !q,ya,h. '-4-L.A5, PM .lem A.ux.o,QANX l -l Mi an p l5l. C? Miss Bisssus I. Bixsuiioim, A.B. English F A C U L T Y Hood College, Pennsylvania State College Now that reminds me of the time I . . . Noted for efficient play publicity. Miss liicssrn M. BEAR Librarian Millershurg State Teachers College, Drexel Institute, Pennsylvania State College Now why all this loud talking? . . . A great help for history references . . . knows her movies. Miss AADA T. BRACKDILL, BS. Ilistory, Pcnmanship Shippensburg State Teachers College Stately carriage . . . good sense of humor . . . The Palmer Method. MR. K. EZRA IKUCHER, B.S., M.A. Commercial Elizabethtown College, New York Uni ersity I His dry humor . . . that Orso Wgleigw iee'l 'I . . . Big-Hearted Herbertfl ,Cipf N 1 0 i MR. ILOBERT ULIPPING .R B ijongip fivlqxszc Lebanon Vallsyi-Q 1 ' iiy5 .' U ,SQn7 S le :Pg a ff ' he I Quiet . . . Ifntiringe s w' geek-Ks ' . . . Innovator. , C Miss EDITH FORNEY, A.B. i!0CI.dISf1ld1'6S Wlestern Maryland Athletic walk . . . big blue eyes . . . Helps with the Tore-li. MR. BOYD BI. EoR'l'Nlf:Y, ll. S., M.ED. Scieme, Jfaflzczzzalics Shippensburg State Teachers College, Temple University Perpetual collegiate air . . . Golfer . . . Junior Varsity football mentor. MR. Joux H. FRED1aRu'K, HS., M.A. .-'ltlzlcfic Coach, History Cniversity of Illinois, Columbia Ifniversity His lucky gray suit . . . his charmed pocket - knife . . . YValking with his dog. MR. DAVID I. GLEIM, BS., NIA. Science Franklin and Blarshall College, Dickinson College, Columbia University, Cniversity of Pennsylvania His past experiences-in Chemistry . . . t'0kay, ' page 100 in the dictionary , . . Never loses temper. Miss DOltO'FIIY IIAMILTON, ILS. Ifommercial Elizabethtown College, Millersville 'X , State Teachers College . Those glamorous rings . . . gorgeous clot es . . . Bicycling in Germany. MR. CARL M. PIAMSIIER, A.B., M.A. English Gettysburg College, University of Virginia, Duke llniversity Ready to see two sides to the question . . . VVork on yearbook . . . Slightly ironieal luunor. lVIRs. ARTHUR HOllSICKNECHT, B.S. Home Economics Mansfield State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College Enormous brown eyes . . . fres petite . . . Cur- tain maker . . . peanut vendor. MR. J. TMTACLAY KELLEY, BS., M.ED. Social Studios Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College, Lebanon Valley College Weekly reports . . . Efficiently manages all athletic matters . . . Eligibility G Man. X 'Wi rf! I xr 0 .. P f F I X E M ' 'jj Miss REIDA Loxoixxackizn, A.B. Ilislory JP Gettysburg College, Shippensburg and 1Vest 0 O Chester State Teachers Colleges, Cornell and X, Duke Vniversities, 1'niversities of Colorado and California Her work in draniaties . . . 1Valking in the New England states . . . Does things the rest of us dream about. BIB. NIARLIN E. BIORRETTE, BS. .Vusic Ithaea College, Vniversity of Michigan Plays a trombone like Tonuny Dorsey.. Henry Aldrich . . . That plush coat. MRS. ARTHVR Mosaic, 1i.S. Home Economics Lniversity of 1Vest Virginia, Ohio State Ifniversity Stunning auburn hair . . . Guard of costuinery . . . Full of the joiv dz' vivrr. MR. ALnEn'r MowEnY, BS. iigric-allure Pennsylvania State College Always obliging . . . Holds clown the Future 1'l2lI'Ill0I'S. MR. XVAYNE H. N11IISVV'ENTF1R, 13.S. .lfaflzvmatics Susquehanna University, University of West Virginia, University of Miehigan Does enjoy assembly programs . . . That beau- tiful bow tie . . . 1Iis work with the junior classes. Mas. ADAM L. Umns, A.1l. Geography Irying College, Lebanon Valley College, Shippensburg State Teac-hers College Her availing endeavors to keep senior classes out of the red . . . Class Dean, superb. Miss ANNA M. SNYDHR, BS. Conznzerrial Irving College, Elizabethtown College, New York Lniversity Candy caterer . . . Keeps her students posted on latest eonnnercial literature. Mn. Enwixim F. Tuoruas, EE. Shop Syracuse liniversity, Indiana State Teachers College, Mansfield State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College Those beautiful stage sets . . . Always willing to help the nieehanieal . . . That an:-ient Whippet. Miss KAXTIIIIYN M. V.xxN.xl'Ki-LR, BS. Lalin. English Bloonisburg State Teachers College .Xll that costume jewelry . . . Her ability to squeleli anyone. ' OMR. GUY L. Vouniisorvo 11lllflll'lll1lf1.l'S . Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College Foe of traffic violators . . . Sc-outs appreciate his interest. . ', ' I V X - yn. J LIX 1N'Ax',x1h5y,,,C',,x V L 446 M, f 'ii Edin Jorogtate Teachers College, Kirk tire 1 f Y School of Art, Pennsylvania State Cfml ege ' Looks like an Alfred Parker illustration . . ' Never niisses UHopalong'l Cassidy. - Miss E. K.8THRYN VVILLIAMS, BS., MS. Physical Ed1lFllfl.!IIl, English Sargeant School of Physical Education, Cniversity of Pennsylvania Very witty . . . Knows her badminton. Miss Ima ZIMMERMAN, A.13. French Dickinson College, McGill University, La Sorbonne Her original French programs . . . Now get out your verb blanks. mu, wew - Class History BIUST peculiar-looking stranger entered the office of BI. H. S. early in llay. Nc-rvously he stood in line, chewing his long white beard, a continuation of l1is hair, which streamed out the door and down the hall to Locust Street. Attired in a lion skin and sandals, the Alien quite overwhelmed the Office Inmates, who went into a huddle which they hoped was not too obvious. They solemnly pointed him out to each other, to make sure that they were not seeing things. Efficiently, the U. Ifs herded the waiting line Cwith the exception of the Alieni into the hall, giving each person therein a little push, to facilitate a hasty exodus. Then they firmly locked the door. Cautiously they asked the Alien who he was, whence he came, and what he wanted. He said his name was Publius, The last thing he could remember was the fall of Rome. He believed that Home must have fallen on him while he was hunting wild boar. At any rate. every- thing had gone black for a few centuries. Vllhen he awoke, in 1892, he was sitting on a cloud over which the North and lvest Wlinds were battling for possession. Clhancing to glance down, he saw dear old HI. H. S. in the process of construction. and, filled with nostalgia for his own school days, he was about to spread his long hair and drop, whe11 the North lVind, victorious, fiercely blew him to other climes. Page eighteen lt wats not until 1940 that the .Xlien eame once more. in the course ol' his sojourn. to ll. Il. S. This time, he jumped. .Xncl 11ow, before he considered matrieulating. he wanted to know a bit about the place. Considering the elass of 194-0 as the best example ol' what ll. H. S. could clo. the U. I.'s hauled out the class reeorcl. This is what Publius founrl: SOPHUMORIC YEAR: Football, basketball, baseball, volleyball. Dance Operetta. Tune In. JVNIOR YEAH: Football. basketball. baseball, volleyball. Standard seal set for class rings. .lunior assembly program, 'Tharaeter l'Iclueation. Junior Play. Parents anml l'igtails. Junior and Senior Prom. SENIOR YEAR: Football. basketball, baseball. volleyball. Senior assembly program, Shocking Shake- speare. Senior Play. l3arrie's The -Xdmirable Crichton. Being well pleasecl with what he saw. the Alien was just about to enroll in next year's Freshman Class. when a breeze Cthe Wlest YYincl this timej eame angrily sweeping through the hall, carrying him with it through the keyhole, ancl baek again to his elouml. i , 4 - - Page II ineleen ,Q 3 -fig , r. , r . if' 5 , ' X 9 ll' Q 'V 6 , ' 1 l A.: 1 J 1 5 ' f ' ' ,VC :L I -' ... ' ' , . T, , 5, 1 i BIILDRED F. ADAMS ' Millie A 3 April 25, 1922 Secretarial V, One of our artists . . . The Library Club has ' 'L C' claimed her for three years . . . Reading is her hobby qi . . . Millie's ambition is to be a super-special tt if its secretary. IAIELEX J. ALBRIGHT Tillie, December QS, 1922 Secretarial i'Tillie is exceedingly popular with her classmates . . . She likes Home Economics very much . . . ex- pects to become a beauty culturist . . . Her particular heart interest . . . Dick Bliller. .1 A,-f JJ M ., - - v' ,xuL1.' G.U!ND'E?csoQv.fJ x .'1l1fly'7 4 cember 1211822 V General W M. H. 'illosea ggslifsrtar wle . dyugrarluzltesl .V s amtit' . . . to 'be . G-i an . . . he in- ,,,v' sists iee :rea builder up . . . Good Luck! S FX 1 ZABE Ai friioiyfi-A'A,?-i'N4J 'oJ.-l7r1zy 2' Marc ', ' ,Vik VV' General N M1 t ees a d Sami hen Isles re her dreams . . . likes e o e cake . . . - 1'esAffl t A erle better . . . a ibition . . . to a 'fdiihe EL nomies teacher. lt fish' an utingf.tf..,1..1las a decided dislike for J . lan lages . . . His favorite food . . . ham . . . am- o11 . . to be a forest supervisor. DONALD BAUM Don November 15, 1922 Bookkeeping Don is a very seriousgigindcd chap . . . Wishes only for the 17ni d State J reusury . , . if success is impossible will tn 'e positi n at Bell Telephone. na 1 I . 'il ' if T CKE Af ff 'Tlilbcrlu X-5 A gi 5 1? lgtf Academic l V 11' z a ha y-go-lucky It-help! . . . Likes hunting, JEANNE AYINIFRICD BEITZEL Beitzf'l f v' q F1 U ' August 19, ISJQ3 Academic f' Af' X , , 1Yhat a singer! . . . Theme song is K'Carry Ate Hack X X H to Old Virginia Qbniversityj . . . Intends studying I, V' R S . ' music at Curtiss Institute.. .Favorite stars are J Jeanette Mac-Donald . . . Nelson Eddy. I fi! JOHN HERMAN BENDER Jacla', I I X November 3, ISJQQ General The Uilaftisa To be a good citizen of the United States . . . Jacks ambition . . . Likes ice cream sundaes ibut- terscotehb . . . Desires a job with a salary of S160 a week! Page twenty 1 JI-xxlizv 11 NQJ-QQ B111 The Lj47,.l-lsdn-J 1 - 6 -JJ ' 0 11 Q N-f xp 551' Q 1 6 :ff X 0 K 1'1 H . 3-N :A .Slay . 1112? 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' 1' IL1E1iAL 1MCA11P if C'r1pp1'c MM ,, , L Ju 1' 30, 192' ' J , AC21K19I111C S. IIAY VLE11 . 1 C pie exq cts . . Jes t' et so11.1e11'11cre in 01, 1 Q2 Hen al r avidtion I . . 1 'a,11t,s ' 1111 .t11'e191 lyahrs of sleep y' 11 1l1C111' 0 get iu the C' ' fer e . U 1 ' . . . oes for 1hotof 1111' . . Lice 1'ea'111 and huskct- Lmks ' vard to ob . . . s e- that s br cs JJ g 1 . 1 A . , l1a11 . . ICf1j'L2l11 1 1'.l, if . A. . 111 I1 hz 1h11rgers 1 1 . 1 ' 11 ' J X 1 1 11 1.11551 1 59 02 .1 8 J ' X ,ff T efilrtzsazfzs af ,P 9 M., 1 I, K sl! 1' ff' Page twenty-Iwo AN-NA NIARY VOCKLEY Sl10rl1'e October 5, 1922 Bookkeeping Shortie she is called by some . . . but Mark ealls her . . . Honey . . . She would like to be a telephone operator. EMMA For-KLIN lim August 2, 19Q1 Aeadernic Ein would like to be a nurse . . . expects to enter the Wo1nen's Hospital in Philadelphia . . . likes to mark faces on magazine 4-overs. C' I L it ' lx Ops rx 1 , . L 1 ' 'I N 'e a K' S . ' X dennc 5' H ll we ' s me on ,eo ies tea -her . . . ..f , ie xp ts Cl S ' p 1' lrg- S e ehers Colle f . f. ' rit od i, angel 'I' 0 '. 'ef . . hear er ' are ' lard Greene and ' I . M! A LOUIS D. Cook l'ooI:1'c Uetolxer 4, 1922 .Kr-ademie Cookie would like to be a Combination of The Shadow and Superman . . . expects to enter the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry . . . is very partial to little blondes and burnt-almond suudaes. The LA1fIi,.m11., PAV1. L. Fliitzssxiixx Burl Ui-tober 9. 1922 Academic 3 Bud, also known as Elsie and Jnuior', to his l'ris-nds. would like to be an aeronautieal engineer . . . expects to enter the Casey Jones Sellool of Xeronautics. ff I 25,01 Za 0- HJXIRIIX' . fl' , Ii . 9' IIwrb1'v J 1 A J, General Herbie ora, 'Fwo a good job with ad- vancement . . ike a million dollars and . . . a beautiful girlf' , K 1' Donoruv JANE Dimz o ' viii' June Qs, 1922 ,I Interested in music . . byfoihiifke Xp lie a sz . s clerk in a big department Qorqvf. waould like tt? to the Linited States. B W ILLIAM A. DEILY Bill March Q6, 1922 General -2 W Bill likes to hunt . . . fish and play cards . . . R 'X would like to be a Ill0t01' polieeman . . . wants to have - a million dollars and . . . a beautiful girl. -Q x M W it 1 .J at . 43 N, - if S l ,, S S 5 l . -12' -' ar f fy t l l 0' 1 ,, vo tcjfffg 'pjf A. Rig' .vig GL' :ID X Page twenty-three , 'A' ' . I' kv-V 'fZS!F 'I M :-J--' 'E J-2'-ff'-1-. et j'fJiiQ4d,v,1,vV' V I I 8 FRANK Donomss Doug', Ah July 26, 1922 Academic M fx yl A 1. Keeper ot' a gas station . . . always meets everyone - Xl-.i..'Q with a cheery Hi . . . Delights in eating chile con , it carne . . . hopes for Hlots of luck. x l 1 'A . fd. , ,AJ Y K, I u 2 itvrn IRENE DUNKRLBERGER Dunky fy! November 28, 1922 Academic l .5 J Her flashy red hair . . . an asset . . . And it seems girly she is always humming . . . Oh Johnny . . . ambi- 6 tion . . . to be a beauty cnltu 'stx X . 9 X. xx JU A ll -Q. Um 1, 135,03 . ., . ' . l , f A JN A X. . Rcigsllifgiixivls ICBERT 'Aja Y a' J1l5q1Lay x January -1, 19 L 0 niercial ' Though small in st . . . a cc '1 if ever vi e was one . . . Quite the ladies' man .ex K - I Temple . . . wants to lie a Fedefal .AV or Ill1lSll'lEl.I1J' .X i e 1 42 f gg! i SX J 3-05' 'Uf 61' Wx Ng ' -1:53 'A-uv'l4t ' 'Q' ,I SARA BIARGARET EPPL1-:Y Sadie ,Q by X kfy . June 22, 1923 Academic 'xg Delights in playing the violin . . . Is frequently I X A 'il seen reading . . . Wants two important things in J Ji xx life . . . Health and Happiness . . . likes listening ' 'N ' C the radio . . . music. A . Y x 1 ' S ,gl 'f L . , A W ul sf N 'N . . ' all . if 'X Illcmw M. ICRH ErI11'e I . - February 20, 1922 Commercial h Her small feet are never still . . . Her sparkling X eyes are always flashing . . . Around the halls of X M. H. S. . . . always . . . dashing. ELSH-2 M.xRI1c l ERTENuA17Gu Elsz'e', May 16, 1921 Academic Very sweet . . . likes them Tall, Dark, and Hand- some . . . Spencls her nickels on ice cream cones . . . likes sewing . . . not geometry . . . Wlanls to he a Home Economies teacher. V GEORGE ZUG FISHEL 'tZug,' March 20, 1922 Commercial 1 Around him all the girls flock . . . YYhere he is . . . there is always excitement . . . His hobby seems to S E N I 0 R S be . . . Dates . . . Would like Buick convertible. I J ' , Lf I. I P.sULf.Ng'!LoIi1hE JISIIEL '1PoIly December , 1921 Commercial I hgffodh y . .dijollecting old money . . . A star . r I, volleyflall . . ., 'avorite song . . . Y0u'Cl Be l.' ',v - fl h e 72 J, .lufprisgd . . Uelrfioyslilking., . . . skating . . . read .R mg, U ,fp . M y A I, 4 ' l 5 J' f A 'lu , y f x jg Page twenty-four I I ' MAX 1 Y 34,9 1 5 . -if uf ,ww ,ff ,ff 7. '.,, WV' i XL ! r..'. I fa ff lv W J f W pf i ANN GOODHAR1' FUHTNEY l'orhLey f . K ' It Cl ' X d is September 10, 1922 Acaflennc- jf' I-+ ,ul I .X great actress is she . . . Helps supply all the j . f ,ffl lf, li, ' .. students with chewing-gum . . . Where Ann is . . . a ' ,Z 'Sf J R, L 2 V gooml time is l1a1l by all. !!, fjgf, . A , if , ' . 4? -A 'la Cx , ELXOILX E. FRY .l0lmn1'4 ' ' wt Marc-ll 11,1922 Cmnliicrcial gf Q La, Full of life .... -X great ic-e-skater . . . Always X 5 L 54 talking . . . Loads of fun . . . cullccts stamps . 'WT uf, Likes lwefslgak . . . Cary Grant. H ?' X ,if .., , Rvrn Gimvnn FRY' lf11ll1'l March 4, 15122 .XC-acle-mic .X granfl person in know . . . X ver sm-cn witlxuut a smile . . . alnlliitionl. . . in l -1- ic a llietilian . . . lilys mnsiv . . . gfllllljgwmxg jjj I N . J . . lj ff J f 5 1, 9 ff! i'l:!f r J j 'f If .. A nmlfykj' KJ ' 'Zinn N ei cr SQ! Ti xhdiltlllli K ' ' I1i'jlil ,lJAS NTL II Jneur liirl Win . 1 ' sim' 1? z a ' in n ai I am--. f.,. ,Talks . ,V-jainl talks , . flfwillnl 1 -rl - - ' -Ns s . 4jnl,lxs . ic. ml mls t lSP1lll 5' f 1 J' 'fy me E1,1z.xlncT11 .XMIM-IR flENSLl'1li 'Llirttgf' May 31, 1922 .Xvarlgiiiic Goes for 'Sllwsln-y-kisses .... X pvguliar llolilmy . . . npilclios woo . .f A wlliz on Afiie lmagkglliall floor . . . amliit I nf , . Pl1ySicul,J'lilur'ali0u fcabllvri . . wants p lEfSugJfiI'IlOllCj'. .nf n ' ,- I v -' f . , , fp ,, V h 1. A- il' -V ' ' L . lla. 'fm' V ' if ', . i , if' ' 1 4' . , 1. , , Nl.xn1,lx l'll'mal-zijjhlnlc 6 ,, F QI lfu:zy yi Fl'lJI'l,I'Q ISM? , '- K 'fllll'i,Q2ll l 'ff X IIS-'JQITEIQJ uvvrf lor -s ,'. l vullgy 05 ' KN . . aassHl1ol'iQl1 tea r 1' tluaxol Ll l. . Y' ,1' wgfiliollsf. .jljevw , il . a bitirm Q .Aisle l' IITITJIIIIY ,il , K, I , . tj fl ll 7 I Q3 nk Nxj Jonx 0. Gxvri-zu. Jn. any II .65 . une 9, l92l' .A G 'ra Is ln- Unlilm r Klang .l. Yunlfl val lieefstea' in Q I llic- t 10 . , . allmfdll lo , . . I pes some X uw is- Xl-W Yurll3YaKxkc-es. V N X J , r lm l Y 4 xr. 1 : NA 3 NB, , H A A ., I r. x llm1.xiM,C,,c nrxmg V I Ifwtfy Vvlirua ' 10, 1923 X Cor mercfial X 1 -minrls ox - of-' nvian LQigl1lxX. Alfricnd to all . .-X A priva gsm-rc . rial l0Slti0ll . L . Betty's aim in life . . . fkollects Sf7llX'9k3h5fAN'?t,. wa s 251,000,000 w ' i ' . a i - 5 X 1 A in x X J J .X . -A 5 xii IS 'sl Q 'P Pagf lweniyjflve 5 Q A ilrrxx fr . 3 i . ff. 1 ' Q , i l is 1 , 'J 'I fl if 3 3 l +3 3' Nl l ll 'l fi li fi 3' N 'l AY 421.-fM'4!ff sg. advah www. BIILES F. Goommx ,1Ionny April G, 1922 Academic A dashing Romeo . . . His mother is his Juliet . . . His favorite sport, recreation, and hobby is golf . . . ambition . . . to become a successful furniture store man. 'T-f f- .Q Jbw do Q- Y ,F 5 . ., Ronrzlzr IN To. in IILE Slflnuvy November . ookkeeping A rare goof fel 'W .'. . Xoted for his snappy photography . . F l ' ive sports as ice- sliating and ho y . , His -great ambition . . . to bee-ome an aiironautic-allcngineer. Jonxr D. GROVE '6Jol11z Se iber 3, 1921 5 General A f-1 f is r ex r usefna-1-mm ' ' che c ger . ' ' illwlbdkg WU Cljl ' ' 9tfif2i-l31fES'1lBi5Fu- I-If WW 0 54 lf'v, THOMAS AYAYNE GUINIVAN ulVIljjllCll May 1, 1922 Academic Wayne has earned a reputation . . . will be remembered for many a year .... - Ks a professional man hc will be outstanding . . . or we miss our guess. The eAMisan.: K AIILDRED ELIzAB1:'rn GU'1's11A1.1, ' .Ii December 4, 1921 Secretarial Quiet but pleasant to know . . . Her chief ambition to become a secretary . . . obtain a good job . . . By the way, t'Mid't loves ic-e ereani. I K Roman L. I f N 022 lt es n . . . o ,o . me o les 's. s lifreagpfyilf b epi V fx' l'lr,x115R 4'A1.x'1N IFIAMMAKER p embv, 27 21 ur, -A .Bo n s I1 t Gene y fl His a goom uhestra . 'CEI wr e 'I t ' ', , Q I I gd - 'u ' ' I , t . ' lst sp s' a 5 ox' 5- . . .f 7, I ' ,1 L i 'in . I J, ww GL,xuYs MA1eGA1nc'r lI.41zv1zY April 8, 1923 Happy, carefree, full of fun . . . by exeryom . . Her acting f e . ' cl she'll be famous one of these days. f.l,0ggy., Academic Peggy is liked eserves great praise, Page iweniy-six AYILIIA NIAE IIICRSIIMAN ll'1'1ly lD0f'6ll1lJOI' -l-, 1922 General Amlmition . . . to live lN'lliIlll the footlights . . . She has lots of poise and little noise . . . Tile heggiu- ning of all things is smznllf' J. S'rAN1,Ev llol,1.1xuEic Sian April 27. 1922 Aeademim' His aetiug ahility is Hue . . . llis partir-ular heart interest? . . . llerc-'s a hint in ease of trouble ll l'. B. . . . He will he greatly missed iu tha- hand and orchestra. K.A'l'tII4l'1PIN G. IIoovE1: Kitty August 29, 1923 Secretarial 'iKitty's hooks eau always he told, for the initials .I. B. they always hold . . . Her amhition . . . to teach commercial subjects. LLOYD Ilimimxmzx Hoicsr llnr.vI November 13, t9Q2 General The U4rtisvzn., v ' 7 ,jwfwff Q ws V-. , ., Aim NIA IIos1.F 1, fu Arla ,QA 15000, K 920 Ae' dcmi - .' Q las partiejpated in many o our extra-1-urrieular ' a ivities . , . Hyper- s to 1-arry on with her studies . . . het-mue a at-l r. 1 ' 1 :V 1 f , VJ V - l Q- f' . ' ' ' ' ,ft tt V y ,fl ff' is tfsmx Im qty j if IIurA:', J lil., L2 , General rks' position on tlle, te is teax must be filled uex tyt-ii! . . A worker 'ith tv 0 :ul tion to lX'L'0II1i' a Sjllgtflg . . . llis shop yylimfk . t . nyhg the best. 1 fi 1 l I 4'Sileur-e is golden the ancients said . . . with solemnly nodded head . . . but wily not talk y0u're alive . . . for you c'au't say mueh when dead? lYl1,I.l,xM R.fXI,I'lI .I.u'oBv .lake April 26, 1923 .'xi'll4ll'llllC To sports he gave his energy gladly: next year our teams will miss him sadly . . , Anything for a new 1-amera angle . . . A1-hieved his goals. Mwlzm. IIITTII KAl.EY JIabrl April 1-L 1922 gXK'2l,fl0lllli' As niee a girl as you'd Care to meet . . . Her amhi- tion to seeure a good job . , . If she Could have ID the world, she wants to have ' prosperity. fwf Page iwenly-seven x f pi' J 'A Fw 'WJ tr t if E Q X Jil gfffrld t C74 ' ffl' 'W 435 - 4 1 A' 1 wg mf! fyi V S J xxx AIA ' dia . Ben , 1 April , ,922 Academic if She likes Myrna Loy and Richard Greene . . . To V we a nurse would ,he her jqy . . . Success from her 1 wellexpoelfw w L'iV.f-- ,Lf ' ,J l f 'Q ,JH s' 1 ' Ljf g 'J-' 5 dx lb rvx fri Q .F . x llj W 'N i -, 2 2 -f' L le' ., g .,.1,' ,Jr JJIEANNE LOVISE KMJFER K'Kcvef', J Ulf' December 15, 1922 Academic K Her interest centers around extra-1-urricular . . Next year i, will he Gettysburg . . . After that . . who knuv f . . . auilmition .4 . a technician. , Kalb ,P H ,. sic EA IPP, i , 'LKi'ppie Se 8, I9 Academic: sa i' ur-k . . 1' sa beautiful wife . . . liln s of ll lp' ie . . . They l1ilVCIl'll li fav itesuhje 1 s ioolr-urriculum. ' V N 1 f of in D:4E'l'li,lq: 4: Nm . SLIGY X '.lir1,aif: I ' X e ,r18 22 Qff. t' 'al' J' ja a il 'cally -lin-1 . .l. Sh iel 1 ch X t1,0'h.mQ? . 1 g CI' tary ' , is w u me . . . xvlll rl li e in with yin ning-pool. ' l KW' f' ' A -if' I - ,zzff Jifbacf ,X EI'JXV.kRD lluwiiun 'Kli1I'I'l'Zl'IIt Ed January 13, 1921 General working. . .,. 1 1 , r . . f Mr. llaggerty is his favorite teacher . . . But he floesrftlikclflnglish . . . Hisaiuhitiuns . . . llc wants to keep going, never look hack . . . liolmlmy . . . wood- , . ' AFI' ' .f K ., ImLm1-1 IQATHRYN KU 'K 1' , 'Uolrt , ,, , ' q ti 'V . . . eadem' - . lilly If lf f K fic Rich trd G ine is cr? , Golfl?I1U.a1ly's icyeal man . . . 0 ' ,life-re's q1h1nf . . .. 1 er desire is to he a teacher . . . likesreadin? and collecting' recipes. ' -L U l lhvm Kuirrzfgxi U 5 llama Secretarial June 24, 1922 Dave cl0esn't like English He likes to hunt and fish . . . lYhu does? . . . l . favorite food . . . hot dogs . , . wants success more than anything S E N I O R S VL, A . W my ltrfssmr, Lxuvna .lolm', w November 5, 1922 Aeadernic Baked Virginia Ham and Spinach . , . Um . . . lvm . . . ltr. Gleinrs refuge . . . lnf'l1en1istry Class , ,E . ., . . . . . super fine math student . . . Likes reading Th e my . . basketball. Page iwenfy-eight , IST , M l,yV.f , . it . jff ff Jef of I k,.,1j 5 4,111 Cf ,- -rf f fn! ff I dl , , Q bk JOSEPH JAMES LEAHY v ' Joe ' February I7, 1993 Secretarial e 7L' When it comes to food . . . 'iJoe likes Dutch dishes . . . When it's subjects . . . He prefers art . . . XYh0 is his certain pretty girln? . . . lYe won't tell, II AKA! , 1. ,AI I.Jl.,,,.-6 . vt--J' ya ., V' A ff -v a,,RUsSP!wlAI.HE5lbQE-no 1-F Bud S E N I G R S J 6 . 1e18,l A DQ, Academic dv-Nbiv lliI11ili'2lII1Cl'ii2lf1l 0 per Car . . . Nowyou'll I find lleckling Varl se . . . Peslering professors Akof' lf'killSOIl C'ollc-ge . . . among other things. ,F .oidgiw RE ' IA ', V' I lo.v.viv rw! Kxctolmcr 1, 1 'Secretarial ' 1 lus3lie ' 21 good , dent . . . le knows her QQ' N iortldand '. R. I' -s to f st ming , . . Her m . . . e a p . te seeh: Qt A , j I Of' 'X WILLI.ur ALDEN Blizxns Asiliill November 30, 1922 U 'B 'eepl lg His wants . . . a soda fountain, . . a fur-lined batll-tuh . . . 'llo operate a movie amera in Holly- wood . . . Oh, yes, another thing . . . a Super Buick . . . 'l'hat's all. Q L vim, f 1-..-A . ' A Fuixoiss B slxorzu nuff , Ju ' ,.,5,19 G' 4 al if Tr-1 'ferrc-1 om 'te n Higl CISHS' . . . ie ' p slmoo epinw . not iw . ' llllilu 'now l1 l 2 f s :1 lilm i . . . for sl V a ly vs her book. . lil-QUSL if-ting stamps . . . ' e skating. 'pf' ff' , lL 1 Q W I1 ir B 1-Q. . GF c , Grur'ze' t' I ctr , 9 2 Academic f rx .jim e ' ,s pumpkin pie . . . Dou't, we all? . . ' ' Ien r o. interest ller . . . She aims to travel . . give her itirm11 and more stamps. . 1 TILY Dori . 1 ll 1 Shortyl' I are 19' Clerical . nays' fini nk . . . Ycal1Sir . . . She likes th yr I XPQ rt e . . . Yeah-hoo . . . Someday s hay to t lawaii . . . Whece . . . ooo. 5 .x , by LENA XIARY Mic L 'iilliculf' October 16, 1 Clerical Mic-elim wou 1 ke In ' rcs ef ler . . . H r heart intere't . cte L . ' e er 6 Sis . . slle want ' t 0 awaii. , ' I Q A fs' Page iwemfy-hin J l J X f?J'Xv '. 9 1 if W 1 fff J' -Q l 0 X er- me ELIZ,Nl!E'F1I VVINIFRICD MlLLE1i Betty RonER'r R. MUSMA it .X Maori, kk! March 17, 19Q3 Academic November 11, 1922 , f 'a lemic Quiet and dignified . . . winning smile . . . follow- Slow and sleepy . . . l pes o become: i . . ing in footsteps of Paderewski . . . abhors math .... football liero 11e'rs1l.s' ellelnistry . . . just a glamour boy adores Gary Uooper . . . enjoys music most . . . . . . Carlisle thinks so . . . Intends entering l'niver- ardent admirer of .lasella Heiletz. sity of Pittsbnrgli. f l ff f IWARY Ml umm Mn ir Mary M 3, 16 Tx Academic IRNA IRENE M ' 1 ' Fi dl 'N'. . -n ln . .' elined to be Decem tv 9 0 SC' 1111211 i ff, ' 1 l studwus J-i1'ilV'I'l1lQRfl'Sl51'19 l8llKl11llglfUSYI'I1D11QYl- , and reserved . . . n ious student . . . es. . true .lady xg: Xilikfiixj ,o exercise ller lm- a sweet dis iositioifn . . l' es tli in tal, dark and agua If . Iilltilnpeii ous to ?2lCl1SI'S.u handso . . . Gary Coo er . . ' V. istening to ' X radio. SX l ,N -U ' Ann ALL'ENi IILLER Dick . lj ll Novek me , 1921 Vlerical I f ,rdyl , le . . . willing worker . . . goes for U IVR UF' l1l'1fRAY,flR- 1 n 'irlfili F , 0 I en, wit 1 the light brown hair . . . not a care in 1' 1 10, 1922 Cl6l'11fu1 W fly tl world . . . a dreadful tease . , . ambition . . . 4' E aelielc deluxe .flwgerious . , . friend to all . . mmereial pilot. J, lll0I?QI10lll111gllli6 ' gream. l , if Vid!! , P CLA1eEN4'E IDELUSS NIOKROVV l'ur1y', May 16, 1921 Vlerical BETTY J. Xxrnon .'VaiI0r Tliat eurly liair . . . and winning smile . . . erazy Jflnllilfy 8,1993 5e0F0l?1l'ik11 about skunks . . . expert at skunk eatc-lling and Yivaeious . . . C1lI'lylDliN'kll21iI' . . . Verycute . . . guitar playing . . . likeable . . . favorite recreation usually smiling . . . Oli, to be taller! . . . a model . . . sleeping . . . Ambition . . . liigli-pressure sales- sec-re-tary . . . sper ds spare time roller skating . . . man. Clark Gable fan. Z , ' 1 ,fffj l . ., ,ff The Uilrtzsazu wtf! if , ,J l -V , X 5 , , L Zjlma, Page ihzriy My for The Ufrtisafu l lbxlu, 1YlLLlAM Nnllsox .'Vclson x1ARY l'lLIYoII NI'AII-:mes EI 1,6l'U1lllIt'I' 31. 1923 lioolikveping May 21, 1921 Acmlenlicz Short and I-utc . . . klll, tlml grin . . . girl-slly Dark lmir . . . brown I-yes . . . adores Charles . . . vasy going . . . loves de-ln pork cllops . . . lioyvr but ll61' ullt'Z11't belongs lo Daddy , . . :I :x1lllJll10ll'10 he :1 lllflll-Il1't'SS11l'l:' szilesiiizm . . . lloblmy llttilllllflll smile . . . Oli, to be 2111 zII'tI'I'ss! . . . I-ollI'c'tiI1gI'0iIIs. W 1'.iI'I. li. f,RRlS Tarzan I RlfT11 N. Xlcwuoiinu ulfllfllll 59ptCm1,,x.r30I my q'1I,riK.II1 April QS' 1923 -IV'f l'x 'i' Qll1'ill but lniglitv ?l1101ll6I' Qli'lt1I1gYl'I11ll1li1'lSl' S0IPlli5lil'Utf l - ' - 1710351113 l3 l'50'13litY - ' - l0Vl'S . . . quiet but witty . . . lle'll bc Satisfied with II to dznrivv . . . ai modern Xenus . . . adores Avalon Iqoml Iiubj' I I I Builds model airphmes I I I Ambi- . . . very good student . . . I-onies from way out tion I I I to beHn1,195.11-it.art.xveld0I-I yoI1dI'I ' . . . wants to lie :I fl1l'tl112l11. X9 . If. ' i 1 I 5 li X 9' ' XY LIKXI 1' Pu' Hill pf' snqxw-FJ.N4f,-12m I 4 I. I --MCI- I 'A 'WL . A V July 53 l922Ir Nc I C' , 4102111611110 J 'lime llilmzznl ,, f .gxcallenlic . . I. I II , I I Q- . us ano ner 121111-Op . . . zIvorI c spor, . . . wp, yI5l,el:gq'ii 41Ill'lyf'.lkl 'afb IQ f'2l1i'll1Ilg sknnks . , . specializes in radio Hand the Vw l I f'F iImIi6II K' -W-ali: be'I' .1 'fmg 'fe t fairer sf-XD . , . that Studebaker! . . . wants to be an 37 riff-2'fiHle ymxlilliry iM:gitlIgIIe,L, 'edr cleclrif-:Il 0I1g1Ilt't'I' . . . will dino on chicken any day. k '-li' if k wnyv N, 1.1 I. 'x lx, J it ' ' X - ' 1, V RoIsEIIT L. NORRIS Boll L' ALIVE NI. Po'rTI:IGi:R Allie April 18, 1922 Coirinicrvial I -' ' January 30, 1922 Secretarial Often seen but seldom heard . . . those yirg - Quiet . . . studious . . . Accomplislled scamstrcss tackles . . . Bob and Adele Inn-. . . gooclfsiia rc N P,- . . very friendly . . . Ii lovely smile . . . fun to . . . 1sn't life grand! . . . llecreationojjkfy sk! fliliflx ' Q :IV linow . . . Ambition . . . to be 21 boy! . . . Enjoys . . Hobby . . . l'il1lI1g. I jj N it. f I I .yi swinimiiig . . . ice-skatiilg . . . football. A ll :Y v 'A F. xx Xl Qflflillf 'Mil P Sv' W we ' ,,,fgg,SZf IIII4vfI1I'i+V Q Ala II I If If ggsfzlfigf-orze ' 1 l Ib' 'lan f X 5 QF' II I, W I ' , ' fo , fl' -1 By 1 SN N lkl v7 Y, , I 3 fl I ' J if !,1.g.wP Q ir., 1 J 4 7 iw K- g 1 I 1 I .,-ff ,V , ff' . ' f ' .. 1' ,Y we aff I J 1 I Ffa' ,W ,I ,. ,, A I I 5 ' , ,uf f -. -f f , ., ,Af Q ef, - . , j, I -Q, . ' - LUUENM H. PoT'1'1-:IGER 5' 'i fp-fp' ' January 5, 1923 5 Secretarial ,J 7 ' Blond . . . good-looking . . . Horseback-ri: mg Q31 33? favorite recreation . . . also favors art and swimming . . . Likes Myrna Loy . . . spinach . . . Wants to help his father in business. 1 At: F. Quiz' Y wx Bomber ctoberl , 922 X Bookkeeping ugh- mpin , IISHV 'heerleader . . . Sports are h l 's ehie intere . . . tty Boop, his favorite Holly- X s od l art l t . . . 1 eclares t -tt sleep is his most 'f 11 ' ation X X x ' nm 1. R 4: PappyH Oo ber 921 Bookkeeping Q, . . wo lbit' is-5-to be a dare-devil and a som- i list . Q. Li roller skating . . . fish . . . and 't a Yotn . . . Snappy right end on foothall XX ea n. GJ ' l V .'y 0 : .. JOHN LPUY 1tlc1unT1f:lc Jaf'k', J '. July 16, 1922 , - C0ll1I1l61'f'1ill 4 , l Q 4 . - X 'J' Tall Wan. hlondp. . . Enjoys 'hunting and hshmg ' . . . Qi've 'him 'a. golden brown roaste turkey. . . . ? ' V Highest aspiraiimi- is Life xv' 1 ' ' e comforts of ' ,home. ' , I. 4 v. . 4' 5 S .' X gy , , .,'L15sTi:1: l'IL'Gif:NE Rl'IX,XllD 'Trial' 1, 1, June 14, 1922 Bookkeeping s U if History doesn't like Les . . . 1Vants to he a pro- Q ' fessional baseball player . . . hut he'd he satisfied with ' plenty of money . . . and a new convertible Buick. .L ltIr'HA1w ll1c'K1x1:Ds l cct', July l, 1922 Academic Known as Dick to many . . . Likes soft ball . . . apples . . . cigarettes . . . wants to he an architect . . . would be satisfied with 351,000,000 and a c-arload of spending money, ' BIARK VV. ILIDER f.'aplain'l June 9, 1923 Bookkeeping Football captain . . . dashing athlete . . . Partie- ularly interested in Anna Mary and football . . . likes S E N I 0 R S driving Cars and spinaell . . . Looks forward to 'ian exceptionally good jobf, Sd 2 ARY 1.RlLEY 'Wed' ,Fe ruai ' 8 923 Sec-retarial Re Cvcry edj hair . . . Where Jesse is, Mary is h . . . Lys d- tes are recreation . . . favorite sport is 41 footy . . YYould like a luxurious home and inex- e QA Z S 61 7L9 St1b ZlFdfKlbB. My D5 If . Page thirty-Iwo rx! fmt fl Qyl 4 . , px ,df ' ,JI .rw lfx v y a '11tf- V. '. ' ELLEN 1I.x1ioA1cET ROBINSON Sissy e LA 7,-l-156171-d July 29,1923 Xtldennl S E N I O R April 1u, 1992 M ulenuc Small . . . black tresses . dbx LDS ictne good business manager . . . Fngoxs iniking good things to ent . . . likes basketblll flouus soups . . . 1Yunts to be an 2liI'pl'll1f! sta Hairless M.xnuN Loimixrxi-3 RI 1'lI Ifufhn Things 2lI'6l1if slow when Rl2lI'1lllS nound 516 plays swell ping-pong . . . eolluts souwnns looks forward to becoming ll prlxdtt SOClLt'llX likes her own devil's-food cakes 'tt .gg SACS EJ' IQVTH LOUISE SAYLUR Ruiz August 19, 1922 ennv. Alert . . . dark hair . . . blue Likns hs toning to the raulio . . . reading bddllllflttbll ntmeefsteak sizzling hot . . 'lr es B thinks most Illill0S decidedly inte Q GLENN FISIIEL SHAFFER ' Oscar Mnreh 4-, 1922 Llerxm Ll Favorite sport is baseball . photogil hy is. is hobby .... -X nibition is to bgicomo 1 goo Xiuerieui Citizen . . . Likes lmzniizliiaaspllts x ntsthealth and happiness. :xy ' 2' I' A 1 1 JVX vt' 1 fs ff' ' Rom-:wr Lianoy SH,xNBE1MEIR', . 1 -Wzcsxlsxefrp jf gf' be 'ja 4. pj'4vilhjW3' . . . sandy hnr Iiecrcfxti ri, is -utiggi. . . pz1rti4'l+l3l'ly 'likes XX rc t irx ootba . . .A,liS' mother uid ambition isbf ternii :ite the life ot K1 D I j ,L H ..... 1 r' 'v 4 . 3 Ev ' ,. bH,. Ein jlay 1,1'2 .he's of fin . . enjoxs oller skiting sewn f . . footl . . . hznn Her dtsirc is to b ' H0l'I'0El x . . wants to ruel L1 rl lne 1 c nrt. BETTIE J. S111-:Ai-'FE1i Slmrlu July 3, 1922 Loninierurl Short . . . compact . . . nusclnexons peppx . . . favorite recreation, swinnning likes skating . . . sleeping . . . Ozzie . . lootbill clioco late ice ereznn . . . Ii0CSl1itl111llLI'StlI11i Mr Hqggertx s psychology. LIARGARET ANNE SIIEA1-'FER Pu November 20, 1920 Het retfxrl ll Her hobby is music . . . hopes to snueed in it likes reading . . . singing . . leflnette Nlcllonlld . . . scalloped potatoes . . . Would like to studv music in college. Page thirty-lhree lllwl ww Huff.. l l l IIELEN LoU1sE SHIWTE1. I11'1en December fi, ISJQQ Academic' Helen goes for the finer things in lite . . . llnjoys hiking . . . swimming . . . studying people. . . wants to be a psychologist . . . Likes hamburgers . . . Wants to live in Arabia. Lots ANN Snolfis HBIOIIIIIIUH October 5, 1922 Secretarial She draws . . . sings . . . plays . . . dances . . . swims . . . and ice-skates . . . loves sweet potatoes . . . 1Yants to be happy and havea million dollars . . . The perfect secretary . . . our Blondie. x .4 4 Q wg I - . by . I f ' IsA'Bm,tp: MM: Snitn . Img u t . . Y 1 V . i, ,April 13, 1923 - 7 .Rf-.alemw , Shes definitely our outdoor girl? . . . horseback rides . . . Wants a horse ranch .,. . ask her about Jimmy . f. Her weakness-Coca Cola .Ir .'Italian spaghetti . , hobby . . ,Extensive eorrespondcng. IJOROTHY IsA1n-:LLB SOVDER ' Dot April 18, IQQQ Secretarial She wants enough money to live comfortably . . . Fried chicken . . . hooks . . . a radio . . . and Utall, dark, and handsomew . . . Dot1' 2 so we nts a good secretarial lmositionpfx fw ' ,I The Ulrtisafu ti' I ,-' .thfkx :fit sl 1' ' i 1 A' I I his NI lIgS5n:'r 'r,xFgoizD1 - , Hjflomligt' K Dcccm rl1,,192'2-, 'y ' General Ixgadsof tY'2iSf'lil1g , health . . .Llfappiness . . . Blondie qhfnts to bi-ome 21-C0ml4l0lI19t0l' teacher . . . 'fri' to elrkr comptomcter school . . . How 'bot 1 ulllondie? I l'lLSIl'I XIARIE STix511z,xt'c:ii5W Elsie February IG, 1923 Secretarial Elsie is the artist . . . h clight is art . . , And . . . musie . , . books occupy her leisure . . . John Payne is the heart interest . . . Ice cream . . . l1er delicacy . . . A good secretarial job her ambition. ICDWARD ICUGENE 5'rANsFtELD Ed April 23, 1923 Academic Ed has played in the Nl. H. S. Band six years . . . Intends to go to Lebanon Valley College . . . He goes for dance bands . . . swimming records . . . ham- burgers . . , and Sissy, 'l'WYLA R. Srlsxsrn-:LD T'11'yla February 5. 1923 Academic The ambition . . . is to be an artist . . . the food is hamburger . . . the heart ' rest is Bohn . . . and the hobby is oil-paint' . . a hanlburger is ,greatly appreciated. X f. gb, Qigybb Page lhirly-four GJ KP c '- The Ufrtisafu 5K PAUL E. STARE ' F in Hllfllllu Josm-u l3,xn0N TAYLOR .'llon1.v January 24, 1921 1 I J - Com nereial May 18. 1922 Academic Tall, dark hair . . . li ' o '0ll111lt1I1' . 1' has a Tall, good-looking . . . ood artist . . . Favorite . . 5 .51 . . . g . hobby ot working 'Qi nery . .V,, DFIX' 'to sehool sport is swimming . . . his hobby . . . art . . . in a maroon CH 'rol' . . . lik 'fiee j n best. swing . . . favorite rec-reation is swimming also . . . 'Q He likes Italian spaghetti. IJAVIIJ Mnfrox ST,x1fH'En MIJIIIIIIQBH xI.kRY ELIz.xBl-:TH XYAGGONER .lIary 7- April 9, 1921 General I May 1. 1922 Secretarial I' Diddic makes a hobby of radio . . . favorite 'l'all,dark hair . . . her hobby is sewing . . . favor- sports are baseball and softball . . . thinks that all ite sport is hiking . . . likes movies and reading books 4' foods are good to eat . . . favorite recreation is sports. as recreation . . . likes ice eream as her favorite food. xgwl' u BETTY M. WAL'ri:ns Walt IDA EAN S 5 1 IfI1 ' May 7, 1922 Academic 1 '19, 19 - 5 C f'1aV1a1 Tall, blonde . . . niee-looking, popular . . . Has a 2 lin . . . SI or ex x I . . . Has am- hobby of eollecftinf records . . . favorite smorts are . - . . . 53 . 1 b s to beams- a foo seereta id to go traveling Hwllnguug and fditball . . . likes a eertain young , . . Her hobby' musit, . . fa orite sport is skating. fe ' napzezl l5Bi1l. CIM ,r ' . V. . . Nh 0 4 rs! V , Ni' XXLIQIFIQEII Magi: XVALTERS lVinnie IIAROLD L. STOUGH Slugger -- v' 'A f 9, 1923 Secretarial 0C101N'F 31,1921 Affflllffllllf' x ff - ort, dark hair . . . friendly, good-looking . . . Likesa red and reen laid wool shirt . . . IIarold's ' ood in s orts . , . Likes a certain Bobbie , . . . .g p- . . lr . . p , . . ptlI'tlK'tll2ll' heart interest, is his mother . . . His ani- W' her tavorite food is sweet potatoes and chicken . . . bition . . . quote . . . I want to be a eopper.,l favorite sport is basketball. 00 6 Page lhirly-five 5.241 gfim f .XAAML 1 H. V 4- 1. ffl . H ..f . i, . . U 1 J' , JI 1 if hh , , g Y 'X 4 I If 1' I 5 4.1M l 'l 4 I 1 1-1 1 K , 4, 1 my . .1 ,' ,1 Q If .1'g M 0. f ' X A 1 f af Y M f , ,,. .- 1- 1 f ,L . !, 1 .Lf ,. YL v -1 ,Je .Y , . . fi' BW 3 my X 1 , . 11 ll ' 51 ,J X ,.w . ixxlrliy. 1 ,N or ' . . I .lp N V5 X rf vjxxx K, ,fgvfdj Str ,ll 1 f iyi KM J! 1! tr 1 5 EYFILYN 1VIDD1C1t Ny 5' 'U 1 Il ' F1 1 X, 1 1 1 1 .KJ X. .. SwE W6 R s JANE E. VYEIUQI1 Tg.5-3121 December 10, 1921 :h1'tLClCI111C Medium height ,... blond hair . . . recreation . . . driving a car . . . ambition . . . registered nurse at Harrisburg Hospital . . . Her favorite food . . . ice Cream . . . Would like owning her own yacht. Mania N Loiusi: W1f11G11T11AN T1'l!1'1r July QQ, 1921 clO111111Cl'C'1ill Dark-hairefl lassie . . . ret-reatio11 . . . listening to the radio . . . ll0I'll0lJl1y1SCl1llJI'01fl0I'1l1g' . . . English - her favorite subject . , . her ambition . . . good position 111 Plll office. HJXRLEY ICLXVOOD 1Y111'1'A1'11R Ifln1r'r', ' ' U-or . ' Y - . ,, , . . . . ase- A mril L 3, 1921 f Bookkeep' g 1615? .Fe 41 1 Nxhile l11s heart 111 ball tea , exge ont hwilllilll . . . favorite food ...an l1i1f1l1'a, . '- lerest is a certain l omle. l3E'1'TY J. YVIIITMAN Rails :J-1111: IO, ISJZQ - 9 'lf-P ' ' 'QQ1111111-rc-ial K Dark hair .... Xthlrtie type . .A full tof pep . . . talkatiyel .Q.J1Jille?'l110l1 . 1. ., szileslady A. ..44Favorite 'i 'sport 'ff . football M, .. food 3.-. 'thot ,flogs'l'witl1 111usta'rc1l1.f -. L' Greatest tlesire 11. .310 lathe' boy. , f SVI NIFREU IIAILING 1Y11o11L1cY iillvill in 1VlHI't'l1 31, 1922 COlI1II10I'C12ll llark-haired lassie . . . l1as an ear for 1111lSlC . . . eye for beauty culture . . . Her hobby . . . collecting Y stamps . , . Her favorite food is chicken . . . goeg X, l' 'R for stamps . . . football. hy. ' 1 l L9 .J . l l 11arcl130,1922 31-f ' xg , 11.' y Short . . . l1l0l1Il6. 1llblJb' .i .1'e. ill . . - 'sport . . . hockey . . . ambition ,eff . Del '1l D ,ion- ih I 1 'st . , . l1er favorite f0fJiL.,YT,T,g'l'illl?,l.1I1 c-ra' ersfvdth H12lI'Sllll1:lll0W whip . . .Wvoulrl like a horse l'ilIlK'l1 in Kentucky. KATJIRYN R. VVIDDER Kuff March 30, 1922 Acaclemic Also a blontle . . . her hobby is art . . . as her a111bitio11 is to be a 1l1Zig'2lZ1IlC short-story illustrator . . . and her favorite sport . . . horse races. Xlllbgrlftykl -GICRALD L. 1'VoLF1c gilerry' - , s The uil1'tisa1L1 September 7. 1921 Co1111ncr1-ial Our clark-liairerl flru111 beater . . . Favorite sport . . . basketball . . , recreation . . . walking . . . His ambitior . . A o be a higliway patrohnan . . . If fr' Collects Jlay i' ns. 1 f lowiw M' Vickie if NI KX- Q PGA ' ' . , 1 L, lyk J, Arafleniic D0 yew 11 'ear . cut . . . clark hair . . . pleas- , ing SI ' , or ev fone . . . ller hobby . . . rearling vb' ' X b , s V. . . Sport . . . tennis . . . and her ,fHlH1J1. . . . to ' . ess. J 1 Xa -51. ii Page thirty-six N A sf . 1 S 1 E0aftolmerQy1921 , I l clUlllIllCTCiUl F 1 ' j X I if ,,, Y 2 A 1 'Sl . l S 7' 1 Ulffr1:14:'r'r fiuxyns Wou-'rig L' H' I,ef1a 'nfls alll her penifes for eaucly . . . ilelights in che ving gum . . .,Fler ambition is , . . to marry Noun . . . likes skaling . . . foollvall . ..Don Ainem-ln-. Plxrl. l'lR.KNf'IS XvARLE'l ' Hflllfljjl 1 eln'u: ' 1 VL Aggieullural I Hopes agp ay to he I11lllt'l'gll . . Gels a lveauliful 1-ual ol' lzhlf 1 plowin the fielrls . . , Spenils all exlra money for liee l'I'02llll. 3 lv , 1 alll. gl Joux V, A' I lYm 1,rc'rs, Jn. -1 .lunior e 1 rl Q119 21 f ' Agl'll'1llllII'2ll 1s ruit - a lixwei' . . . llfinks Mary is U. K. . . . 1 o es 1 sturlpj rlafry liiislmaimlry . . . Likes ice 01'0illl1 . . . lu tinglil . j footlmll . . . wants lo lie success- . A AJ 1 . X 1 - V . , .. ,. .. af 91 Winn lunxx X rxulcl. Msxy t U, Nlay 7, 1921 . Vonnnereial we lqmo . Always has a cheerful slnile for everyoiie . . . Sonic 3,4 C fic-'TS clay hopes lo I'Cilt,'l1 Afriea ancl the Soulh Seas . . . I Crazy aluoul l'lrrol Flynn anfl his schooner. lb' T Us Q- ' Bzsvaexiuf. 5 s Q M T1 1l.xn'l'1N l,. Ziglar.:-:R Lillie Bllllilflgil pkum Se wlenilwr 18. 15121 , Ava -n xx L may 65ie9gaH4re ' ' il1JlaC . ' -r im' ff skat . . ways lm' refl L-hee's . . II1llS,lJC the my gg Coul ' . . . lf . nn , L. 9 -Ag I M1 an-81.3 gg,-0 LY f A bf- ' I'IA1iOLlJ l'1l'o1-:Nic Zunlrzmyliz' ' H Z1'mmy fQ July 15, 1922 I jf Ui General The salesman . , his holalliful Blue eyes anml a charming Slllllti .' . lvjillyeallielxil-lQkr1 every meal if allowed . . . e1cL'sfff'0Sx4lwvyvlfii1Q. . . pliotograplly. g . '1 if ' Runnin' l'1,in1. Zmm-1Im.iN Nzlillllllltfl vp l,6i'0lI1ll0I' 10, 1922 General l Laflies' man . . . only he prefers his Mother . . . 0 ls seen working arounrl the shop . . . believes in open . cars . , . Like:-3 hunting anil swimming . . . and df-in pmyk 1-hops. mm I VANUE IDAYID Zooii Zookic March 23. 19 0 ' A wi . quiet . . . oofl ootl l nan- .ger . . Not h' to please . . h- -'1 a y ig, i g . at am ' . , man 19 . . .. innningj . . . his recreation a Evorite ' rt. l , 7 M ' The eArti.mn.: Page fhirly-seven J 0 ACTIVITY LEADER-John Chambers CLASS OFFIC 'ERS ALIIRIGIIT, II., President, 2, BENIIER, JEAN, Sevre- tury-TI'easurer, 3, CHAMBERS. J.. President. 4. IIARVEY, P., Seeretary-Treasurer, I, NORRIS, R. President, I, 3, MUMMA. R., Student Vouneil, I, Yin-ei President, 3. SHORE. L., Yiee-President. 1. Student Couneil, 3, 4 STANsI'IELn, E., Student Council, Q, Yiee-President 3, 4. IYALTIIIRS, B., Seeretztry-Treusurer, Q, 4. SENIOR PLAY ITSHIC RS .IARMS'l'RONG, J., IIOPKLIN, O., CREssM.IN, P., CFI.- LINGS, II., IJUNKICLBERGER, R., PERTENBAVOII, li. FISIIEL, P., GENSLER. E., GRIBBLE, R., IIOSLER, A. KARI-, A., IKEEFER, J., RIURPIIY, I., RICIGIITER, J. IIIFKARDS, R., ROBINSON, IC., SOUIIER, D., STARR, P. STAI7If'I-'ER, D., STOVUII, H. W'IIoRLI-JY, YY., IVIIIIIER. K.: YYOLFFI, L., XIARLETT, P., YORLICT, J., ZEIOLER, M., ZOOK, Y. IIOMIC-ROOM OFFICE RS BOLLINOER, li., Vive-President, I, SeeretzIry-'I'I'ea- surer, 3, BOYSON, R., Student Council, 4, BRECIIIIILI., R., Seeretary-'I'rezIsuI'eI'. 4: IIIIRLEY, C., President, 4. IIOCKLEY, A., President. 3, PISIII-LI.. G., President, 3, GUINIVAN, XY., Student Vouneil, I, IIARVEY, P., Stu- dent Vouneil, I, 3, 4: HORST. L.. Vice-President, 3. KFIIII1'I1IIt, J., President, 3, KUNKLE. G., Vice-Presi- dent. I, Seeretary-'I'I'easurer, 2, 3, INIARTIN, F., Secre- tary-Treastirer, I, NIILLICR. M.. Seeretury-Treasurer, Q, Yiee-Presideiit, 4, MUMMA, R., Student Council, 1, President, 3. NICNYCOMICR, R., Student C'ouneil, 3, 4, NORRIS, R., President, 2, 4, NUMBERS. IC., Seeret,:n'y-Treasurer, 1, PAITI., W., Student f'ouIIr-il, 1, 2, QUIOLEY, P., Student fltlllllljll, I. RIDER, M., President, 3, SAYLOR, R., Secretary, I, SIIETTEI., II., President, I, Yiee-President. 3, SIIOPE, L., Seeretaxry-Treasurer, 4, Student Council, I. Q, 3. SIIUR. I., Student Vouneil. 1, STANSFIELD, IC., Student Couneil, 1, vYAL'l'I'IRS, B., Student. Council, 1, Sem-retary-'I'I'easIIreI', I. 3, President, 2, 4, YIJNGEL, XY., Student Council, I, Q. 3, 4. J UN IOR PLAY USHERS BENDER, JACK, BIIIIILE, B., COCKLEY, A., COCKLIN, O., CULLINGS, H., FERTENBAUGII, H., GPINSIYFIII, E., GBER, M., GO0DII.AIiT, B., GRIBBLE, R., IIOSLER, A. KNISELY, E., KUNKLE, G., IYIARTIN, F., IIIICELI, E., MICELI, L., MILLER, B., IYIILLER, M., IWIURPIIY, I., NAILOR, B., RILEY, M., ILOBINSON, E. SHUR, I., SOIIIIER, D., STAIIIBAUGII, E., VVALTERS, W., VVEIGHTMAN, M., IVHITMAN, B. FACULTY PLAY USHERS BENDER, JAUK., BOUSUM, K., BRECIIBIEL, R., BURLEY, C., IIERSHMAN, W., HOOYER, K., IIIIRLEY, B., KUNKLE, G. REIQIHTER, J., SAYLOR, R., SHOPE, L., STOUGII, H., IIIAYLOR, J., IVALTERS, W., VVHORLEY, W., WIIIDER, K., ZEIGLER, M. SENIOR PLAY BEITZEL, J., 4, BENDER, Jack. 4, BOYSON, R., 4, BIIRLEY, C., 4. CHAMBERS, J., 4, FORTNEY, A., 4, GUINIVAN, W., 4, HARvEY, P., 4, HOLIYINKIPIR, S., 4, KNISELY, E., 4. MARTIN, F., 4, ME.ALS, A., 4, NELSON, C., 4, NICKEY, B., 4, NUMBERS, E., 4. PAUL, W., 4, RENIAIID, L., 4, SI-IOPE, L., 4, STANS- FIELD, E., 4. VVALTERS, B., 4, PYEBER, J., 4, VVHITACRE, E., S. P. 4, WIOLFE, G., 4. JUNIOR PLAY BEITZEL, J., 3, BENDER, JEAN, 3, FORTNEY, A., 3, GUINIVAN, W., 3, IIARVEY, P., 3, HOLLINGER, S., 3. JACOBY, W., 3, KEEFER, J., 3, MEALS, A., 3, NICKEY, B., 3, QUIGLEY, P., 3, STANSFIELD, E., 3, XVALTERS, B., 3, ZEIGLER, M., 3. Page thirty-eight ACTIVITY LEADER -Wayne Guinivan TORCH S'l'AI I THI-I ART ISAN STAFF IJICNDICR, .IE.xN. 4: Iicwsrvx, R., 43 BITSIIIGY, NI.. 3. I-g Since this is il Senior :ic-tivity. nmnvs :irc not listed 4'H.m1n1-Jus, J., 31 Cocvxni-QY, A., 4. llPI'l' again. See pagv sa-Verity-six. l oRTw:Y. A., 41 GO0Dll.XR'l', B., 4g Gr'lNu'.xN, W., 2. 3, Editor, 4g IIAm'1-LY, l'., Assistani Editor, 4. VJ.xc'msY. W., 3, 41 KEEFEIQ. J.. 4-g KIIJP, R.. 4g Ixl'fKl.E, I-., 2. 3, 4: M1r.l.En, II., 4. 1 ' LIBRARY C11-H fNEwcyrmEu. R., Q, 3, 4-g NICKEY, ll., Iumlitur, -I-g 1 Rpm, Mu 1: R,,mNS.,Nq E., Q. 3, 4- Illlmm-1. B..f51IJlTNKl'1l.BERGEIi,II.. -Lgl'E1zTENuAL'r:u, Q , 1 K . . V , D v V , , E., 3. 43 l om'NEY. A., 3. . IIl'Il'TI'.l.. II.. I.Q..5,-1-.5Il0l'I4., L., 3. 4,XN.sL1'1-.Rm B., , 3, 4g WEBER! J.. 1. WIDDERV EN 3, 4. yyH,m,m. KA, 4. Ilnnslnux, YN.. 1. 2. 3. 4: IIosI.En, A.. 3: BIARTIN, F.. 3: Mmsslxral-zu. A.. 3, 4. STONER, I., 2. 33 XYOLFE, L., 4. H AN DBOOK STA FI f'llAMIllCRS, J., 31 GL'1N1x'.xN. NY., Q: WIILIJCH, Bl., 3g , , Y N.x1Lfm. li., 31NlL'KlfIY, B., 3: I'oT'1'EmEu, Ii.. 3. bll DPA I I'A'l HOL S.u'1.cm. R., Assistant Erlitnr. 31 SHETTE1., II., Ihmi, D., 3g Bmux-zu, J,xr'K. 3g ISLAIZSEIL, J., 1, 2, 33 Erlilur, 3g Simrfxc, I.., 3g S'l'ANSI'Il'1LIJ. li., 3. l'IliERT, R.. lg IJUINIVAXI. YY., 1. RHYTIIM CLVB JUNIOR DRANIATIC K'LI'B BIDULE, B., 23 Bnowx, M., 3g Coc'm.1N, E., lg BENDER. JEAN. lg BUYSUN. R., lg FTTAMBI-ms, J., lg Flsm-:1., P.. Q3 FREY. IC., 2. Cm'KLEY. A., lg ICBERT. R., 1. CQAYMAN. A.. Qg G0om1AR'r, B.. lg IIOSLER, A., lg FREY. H.. lg GAYMAN. A., lg GooDII,ART, B., lg KNISELY, E., 1, 23 NIARTIX, F., 2gM1cEL1, E., 2. GUINIVAN, VV.. lg IIARVEY, P., 1. NICKEY, li., 1, Qg Sm-:AFI-'1-IR, B., 2: STAFFORD, M., IQEEFER, J.. lg KUNKLE. G., 1: IWIILLER, INI., lg 1, 23 STAMHAUGII, E., 1, 23 VVALTERS, XY., 1, 25 JYEBER, NIUMMA, R., lg NAILUR, Il.. lg IVENVCOMER, R., lg J., lg AYHITMAN, B., 1, 2: JVIDDER, E., 1. IQIFKEY, B., lg NUMBERS, E., 1. RILEY. M., lg SIIETTEL, H., lg F-HOPE, L., 1g STAM- SENIOR nu.xMA'r1c,: CLUB WG , 14 5T NH1'S In 1- Boxfsox. R., 3, 4g CHAMBI-LRS, J., 3, 4g FORTNEY, A., 3, 4g G1'JODM.kN, BI., 4: GUINIVAN, NY.. 3, 4. H.mvEY, P., Q, 3, President. 4g IIERHIMAN, W., 41 KEEFPIII, J., 4: INIILLI-IR, M., 3: NEWQOMER, R., Q, 3, 4-g NICKEY, B., Sevretary-Treasurer, 4. S1'EEf.'H ARTS CLIVE SAYLOR, R., 3, 4-g SIIOPE, L., 2, 3, 45 JVALTERS, B.. FORTNEY, A., 4: KNISELY, E., 4: MIARTIN, F., 4g 3, Vice-President, 4. SHANK, E., 4, STONER, I., 4. Page ihirly-n ine ACTIVITY LEADER-Betty Nickey CHECKER CLI 'Il IIo1cs'r. L., Q, KLTIi1'Z, D., Q, MURRAY, A., Q, STARE, P., 4, Sfroucsu, II., 3, 4. Q 'III'1ICIl-LICAIJICRS FRIQY, IC., 3, KMSELY, IC., 4, QCIGL1-JY, P., I, Q, 3, 4. JOVRNALISM CLVB KUNKLE, G., President, 4, X1c'KEY, B., 4, ROBINSON, IC., 4. KNITTING C'LIfB ADAMS, M., Q, A1.lsRmH'r, II., Q, ARMSTRQNG, J., Q, BIDDLE. B., Q, BoL1.INc:En, E., Q, BOUSCM, K., Q' BUSHI-JY, M., 3. C'or'KLlcY, A., Q, C'oCK1.IN, O., 3, F0R'1'NI41Y, A., Q, 3, IYIDDI-Lu, E., Q. TYPING CLVB Iiolrslixl, K., 3, BRECIIBII-IL, R., 3, FISHEL, P., 3, KIUTSIIALL, M., 3, SIIANK, IC., 3, STONER, I., 3. NATURE GLLI5 BEc'KER, G., I, Q, GIIER, M., 1, GRIBBLE, R., 1, MEALS, A., 1, Q. FIfTl'IiH FARMERS DEILY, W., 4, YAI:1.E'rT, P., 1, Q, 3, 4, YORLETS, J., I, Q, 3, 4. IVRICNCH f'Ll'B BENDIGR, JEAN, 3, 4, ISIDDLE, IS., 4, ISULLINGER, IC., 4, Iiuslllcy, M., 4. COCKLIX, IC., 4, FRY, R., 4, GVINIVAN, W., 4, II.xm'1cY, P., 3, President, 4. IlAl'L.AV.,-4'11iU'l'II, M., 4, SAYLOIQ. R., 4-,IY1Q131f:Ic, J., 4, VVIIJDER, K., 4. MARIONI'I'I l'I'1 CLUB ISIQITZEI., J., 3, C'm'KLlcY, A., Q, 3, 4, INIIQALS, A., 3, 4, AVALTICRS, Il., Q, 3. CRAFT CLUB .Lxco1xY, IV., Q, LEAIIY, J., Q, SHx2'rTm., II., I, IVA1.1'E1cs, Il., I. I-IOM Fl ECONUM IK 'S CLUB A1.B1uc.n'r, H., 4, ARMs'r1mxu, J., President, 4: BIDDLE, IS., 4, BOUSUM, K., 3, BROWN, M., 3, 4, Brsm-1Y, M., Q. COCKLIN, U., 3, 4, DLfNKELnElmER, R., Q, I ER'rEN- BAUGH, E., Q, 3. 4, FISIIICL, P., 4, GAYMAN, A., Q, GIr'rsu.x1.I., M., 4. IIOOYER, K., 3, HOSLI-zu, A., 3, KALEY, M., 4, KAPIJ, A., 3, KEE1-'Elc, J., I, Q, KUNKLE, G., Q, 3, Mxesslyclclz, G., Q, 3. NIIILLICII, B., Q, 3, NICKICY, B., Q, Vice-President, 3, I'oTT1c1G1cR, A., 'I'1'eusurer, 3, IIILICY, M., 3, 4, ROBIN- SON, IC., Q, 3. SAYLOR, R., Q, Secretary, 3: SHETTEL, H., Q, Presi- dent, 3, SHUR, I., I, Q, SOUDI-ms, D., Q, STAFFORD, BI., Q, 3, S'1'ANsFIELn, T., Q, STQNIQR, I., l, Q. AVAGGONER, M., Q, 3, VVALTIIIRS, II., Q, VVEBIGR, J., Q, AYHORLEY, W., 3, AYIDDER, K., Q, Worms, L., 3. Page forty ACTIVITY LEADER- Robert Boyson CAMERA i'I.I'B ADAMS. M., 4, BITSHEY, M.. Q. 3. 4: ffwv. G., 4, C LEM. R., Q, 3, 4:1 IIICSSMAN. P.. 3. 4: FISHEL, G., Q. GIII'IH, M., 3, GRIBIILE. R., 3. 4, GVIXIYAN. WY, Q' III'IcI.EY, Ii., Q: J.sc'0I3Y, IV., Q, 3. 4. LAPVEII, J.. 4: LEAIIY. J. 3, 4' IIICB0. R.. I Q 3, 4 ME.xLs, A.. 3: Mouaow, C'..,Q: MITMMA. ll., Q, iIl'YRliAY: A., I, Q, NEIMIX, C .. 3. 4. SIIANDELMEIII. Ii.. 3. 4, S'I'.xI'I-'FEIz, D., Q, XYORLETS, J., I, Q, ZIxmElm.xx, II.. 3, 4, ZIxIxII-11-IMAX. R., Q, 3, 4. BADMINTON CLI'B IIENDEIQ, JEAN, 3. 4, Bovsvm. K.. 4, IIVSIIICY. M.. Q, 3. 4: ffxsslcxs. F., 4, CWWKLIX, IC.. 3. IIusLEH. A., 4, KAPP, A.. 4: IQNISI-ILY, li., 4, BIARTIN. F.. 3, Nl4IXVf'0MI'IR. R., 3: NIc'KEY. B.. 3. l,f7T'I'I'IIGER. A.. 3. 4: SHAXK, 3, 4, SIITR, I., 3, 4 S'r.xNs1fIE1.n, 'I'., 3: SYIIJUER. Ii., 3, 4. VHORLS URVHESTRA liL.xI'sl-Jn, J., I, Q, 3, Boysux, R., Q. 3, KTIIAAIBEIIS, J. 1, Q, 3, 41lJI'II'l'Z.1J., l. Q,3,41DoIvu1.Ass, F.. I, Q, 3. EPPI.EY. S., 1. Q. 3. 41 G,xYxLxN, A., 1, Q, 3, 4, GROW-L J.. I, Q. 3. 4, IIoLLINuER, S., 1, Q, 3, 4. KIl'I', R., 1, NIARTIN. F.. Q: All-IAI.S. A.. 3, 4, NIILLER H., Q. 3. 4: l'.xl'I.. W., 1, Q, 3,S'r.xNs1fII-:I.D,1'I., 1, Q, 3, 4 WoI.IfE. G., 3, 4. 0l'I'lRF'l'TA V BEVIZI-:L. J.. Q, Bcwsox, R.. Q: BUsIIEY, M., Q C'II.xMBEIcs, J., Q, C0c'KLEY, A., Q, EIIPLEY. S., Q Elm, II., Q. IIARYI-:Y, P., Q: IQXISELY, E., Q, WIARTIN, F., Q NI-Jwvmll-ZR, R., Q, SIIEAFFEII. M.. Q, SIIOPI-I. L., Q XYALTERS, B., Q, WEBER, J.. Q: VVHOIKLEY, YV., Q ZIMMI-:m1AN, II., Q. BAND ADAMS, M., l, ALBRIGIIT, II., l: BAIJM, D.. 4: BOYSON. R.. Q, f'II.xtxIIxEI:s, J.. 1, Q, 3. 4: EIsER'1', R. IiEI'1'zEL, J.. Q, 3, 4, BL,xI'sER, J., 4: BOLLINGEII, E., 4, 3, 4, GROVE, J., l, Q, 3, 4, HOLLINGEIQ, S., 1, Q, 3, 4, BoI'soN, R., Q, 3, 4: BIIECHBIEI., R., 4, BIKSIIEY, M., HfJSI.FIIi, A., 4. 3' 'L KIPP. R.. Q, BIICALS, A., Q, 3. 4: XII-ISSINGER, G., Q, 3, f'lI.xMIsEus, J.. Q, 3. 41 IYLEM, R.. 3, K'nf'KI.EY, A.. 4, SHIIR. I., 3, STANSFIELIJ, Ii., 1, Q, 3, 4, YYOLFE, G., I, Q, f'ocKI.Ix, E., 3, CIJIIK, L.. 3, 4, I :I'PLl'1Y, S., l, Q, 1, Q, 3, 4, XIARLI-ITT. P., 3, 4. 3. 4, ERB, II., 3, 4. l oR'rNEY. A.. 3. 4, FRI-:Y, E.. Q. 3, 4, G.n'xIAx, A.. 3. 4, KIOODIIART, B., -1-QfIL'IXIY.XN, W., Q. HAIIVI-JY, P., Q, IIOUYER. K., 4: HVIQLEY. B., Q, 3, KNISELY, E., 3: M.xIz'IIx, F.. Q, NIEALS, A., Q. , ,, M. II. S. DANVE 0RC'Hl'lSTRA BIIFELI. Ia., 3: NIILLER, M., 3, 4, NIORROVV, L., 4, K. 1 I ,S 4.1. H I 3. H V , B 3 4, NIVHPIIY, I., 4, Nl-IXVCOMER, R., Q, IIILI-IY, M., 3, , HAMBERT ' ' 'ROWK' 'Z' ' Y IHUX' . , ' ' , MEALS. A., 3, 4, HIIOPE, L., 3, bTAxsI'IELD, Ia., 3, 4, RI TII, M., l. WOIFE C 2 4 . A , I., I, . SIIEAFFER, M., 1, Q, 3. 4, SIIETTPIL, H., Q: SIIOPE, L., 1. Q, 3, SHIYR, I., 31vSOUIH'IR, D., 4: STA:s1I3AI'uH, E., 4, STANSI-'II-:Ln, IC., 4, S'rANsI'II-:Ln, T., Q, TAYLOR, J., 4. NVAGGONER, M., 4: WVALTERS, B., 3, VVEBHR, J., 3, 4, VVEIuII'rM.xN, M., 4, YVHORLEY, YY.. 3. 4: YYIDDER, E., v X ,H V V v , 4, VVIDDEII, K., 4, IYQLI-'I-1, G., Q, 4, YOIILETS, J., 3: thx IRAL TREAHUU ZIMMERMAN, H., 3. Page forfy-one NAILUR, B., 4, POTTEIGER, E., 4, W.xL1'EIcs, W., 4 ACTIVITY LEADERS Betty Walters Ethel Knisely AIRCIIICRY CLVB BASKETBALL BENIJER, JEAN. Q. 3: BOYSON. R., 4: BRIQIHRIEI., Il., ANDERSON. M.. II11I'2l1IIllI'ill, Q: Bram-RER, G., Intra- 3: FOOKLIN. li.. 3: f'RESSNI,fXN. P.. Q, 3, 4. mural, 1, Q: BVIILIQY, V., 3. DO17uLAsS, F., Q, 3: GIIER, M., 41 IIOSLI-:R, A.. 4: C.-xImANY. B., IIl1I'il1l1llI'ZlI. Q, 3. 4: CIIAMBICRS, J., HURLEY, B.. 3: KI-1l5IfI:R, J.. fi: MIc'I1I.I, L., 3: NEW' IIlII'E1II1llI'llI. Q, 4: f'l'I.I.Ixcss. H.. IIItl'3IY111l'i-ll, 1, Q. 3, 4. 1'0MER,1I..31NUMBERS. IN.. 2, 4. IJEILY, W., IlI1I'2IIllllI'?l1, Q, 3, 4: LIIII-IR, M., 3, 4: WAI,'r1f:Rs, B., 4: XYEISIGH. J., 3: WIIIIIER, li.. 3: LIRUYE. J.. If11Y'2lIl11lI'2l1. Q. 3, 4: GFINIYAN. IV., Intra- VYIIJIJER. K.. 3: ZIMMIQRMAN, R., Q. 3, 4. mural, 3, 4: -IALYJISY, W., 4: NURHIS. R.. 3, 4. QL'Ic:I.m'. P.. Intmlmlrzxl. 1. Q. 3, 4: REIfII7, R., Intra- mural. 1. Q. 3. 4: RIDER. M.. Q. 3, 4: ILENARD, L., II1iI'aIIIl1I'z1l, 1, Q. 3, 4: ZOOK, Y., 1vI2lI1Elj.f6'I'. Q, fi. I O0TB.XLL BI'R1.I-:Y. V., 3, 4: C'l7I,LINGs, II.. Q: IIIIER. NI.. Q, 3. 4 'MSLBALL LIINTI-111, J.. J. Y. Q, Varsity, 3, 4: LIRUYE, J., Q: MUMMA. i'I'I.l,INr:s. II., 4: GIIIQR. M., 3, 4: INIUIQRAY, A., 1: R.. 4: NORRIS, B.. Q. 3. 4: Hman, R., 3. 4: RIIJI-Ili, NI., NORRIS, R., Q. 55, 4: BIQNARII, L.. Q, 3. 4: SIIAF1-IRR, G., 3, 4: ZOOK. Y.. Q, 3. Q: 1YIII'l'Al'RIC, E., 1. Q, 3. 4: ZOOK, V., NIQIIIEIQCV, 4. BOYS' TVNIBLING CLUB BrRI.EY, V., Q, 3: EIIIZRT, R. 1: GIIER, M., Q. 3, 4 HURLEY, B., 1, Q, 3: BIILLER, R., Q, 3: MORROW, C., Q. NORRIS, Ii., 1, Q: ORRIS, P.. 1, Q, 3: POTTIQRIIIR, E., 1, Q: WIIITACRI-1, E., 1: ZICIGLEH, M., Q: ZOOK, V., 4. GIRLS' BASK ETBALL --sv,-s,A- v -sas-Q' BOUSVM. K.. Q, 3, 4: LIENSLER, E., 1, Q, 3, 4: KNISELY, F1Q'34YAI1,ORBlQ:34 POTTEIGER, A., Q, 3, 4: SIIEAIPFER, B.. 1, Q, 3: SHUR, I., Q: STONER, I., 4: WALTIIRS, W., 1, Q, 3, 4: XNHITMAN, B., 1, Q, 3, 4. G I RLS, VOLLEYBALL BOUSUM, K.. 1, Q. 3, 4: BRECIIBIEL, R., 4: COCKLIN, E., 1, Q, 3, 4: FISIIEL. P., 4: FREY, Q. LIAYMAN, A., Q: GENSLER, E., 1, Q, 3, 4: NIARTIN, F., 3. 4: BIAILOR, B., 1, Q. 3, 4: I'oTTEIcI:R, A., 3, 4: VVALTERS, IV., 1, Q, 3, 4: WYIIITBITAN, B., 1, Q, 3, 4. GIRLS, TUMBLING CLUB ALBRIGRT, I-I., 1: BROWN, M., Q: ERR, H., 1, Q, 3: NIESSINGER, A., Q: NAILOR, B., 1, Q. SIIEAFFER, B.. 1, Q: SIR-:'r'rI:L, H., 1: INALTER5. W.. 1, Q: WVHITMAN, B., 1, Q. Page for fy-two Class History S NEXT year's Seniors, we realize our responsibility, and we hope to make additional gains for lvlechanicsburg High School. lVe do feel that as Juniors we have made contributions to the honor of our Alma Mater. This is the second year that Juniors were under contract for the standard seal for our class rings, and we continued that practice. Vile were the first class in the history of the school to have our rings before 'Thanksgiving Day. VVe had many students who were active in sports this year, and they will certainly make a notable contribution to next year's athletics. Our Assembly Program, a play, At Albright Prep,', was well received. VVe boast of outstanding musicians, both in vocal and instrumental work. There were a few orators in our class who contributed service by way of the Debating Team, and a member of our class won the coveted After-Dinner Speaking Trophy presented yearly by Gettysburg College. Our Prom was a success. The decorations were novel, the music was excellent, and the programs will long be cherished by our guests. No history of the Juniors would be complete without mention being made of our Jonesy.,' This show, under the direction of our class Dean, proved to be an excellent comedy full of humorous situations. Page forty-ihree .ADAMS, IJALIG ADAMS. IDONALD .-ADAMS. AJIOLA TXLEXANDER, XYILLIAAI ALLEN. AILEEN ,I ,CJI,,1...u AYDFRSC N I I-'sl Il' ARMSTRONG, KERRIIT ISAKER, FRED ISAKER, GERTRLI DE BASEIIORE, AIJSTIN IBASEIIORE, GEORGE BASEIIORE, BIARGARET BELL, LUCILLE BLACK, XVILLIAM BOUSUM, ISVELYN BOYER, CATHERINE BRACKBILL, LEE ISRENNEMAN, VERA BRICE, JEAN BRINDLE, NIARIANNA BRONVNANVELL, BETTY BRUBAKER. BILL CLARK, FRANCES J. CLINE. LLOYD CLASS ROLL FOLIIER. ADA COLLINs, CHARLES CUOVER. JANET COOYER, JOSEPHINE CRAMER. BIARIAN CBISXYELL. MADLE IJEIBLER, ANNABELL DlfNKEIIBPIliGEIi, FLORENCE EAGLE, ELMER ENGLE, DANIEL EPPLEY, GRACE FAIINESTOCK, I'IARliY FAIR, BIAYNARD FARENCE, NIARIE FERTENBAUGII, FLORENCE FETROW, HAROLD FISIIEL, CLARENCE FOUGHT, BETTY FOX, PAULINE FRY, ELMER GAISLE, DEWITT GETZ, IEETTY GILL, EARL GINGEIIILUH, BLANCHE GLEIAI. IQENNETII GOIEE. fJSf'AR G ROSS. FRANCES GRCNDON. JANE I'IARBOIID, IJOROTHY HEIXIl'HII,I1, IJORUTIIY HEliTZI.Eli, EARL HICIIIISIGRGIGIQ. FRANK HOEFAIAN, PEARL HORST. TIIELMA JONES, VERA IQEEFER, ROBERT KINTZ. JOHN KINTZ. BIARGARET IQINTZEH. IQOBERT JKNISELY, RUTH IQOLIIAAS, GEORGE IQOSER, ANN KIIEITZER. ARTHUR IQREITZER. ERIS KRONE, GIIACPI LAUVER, IJORIS Page forfv four IIIIIINAWIIAVIIR. RUTH IIIGIITNER. liENNl'ITli i l,Osc'IIIcR. IIIYLLIR BI.-XRTIN MARTIN BIARTIN BIVIQICIC, IDORIS RA I' ROBIJRT ISIQTII lXlc'LANIc. BI-ITTI' MICI-:I,I. B11 I.I.If:R. MII,I.I:R. MI IIIII-:R. EDWARD EDWARD NI-:I I. RA Y 31lNNIf'K, YIOLA BIORTON, DONALD BIOSIIICR, FRANR KHLRIS. CIIARLIQS f,RRIS, IJUNALD f1RS'I'I'IIN. WINIIf'RIcD IJSBORN R. CIIARIIRH RIJRD. IIIQRTIQR RINIISINGER. QQLENN RIINARD, JOSRPII RIDER. llL I'lI CLASS ROLL RITTIJR. NIYRON RUIIRER. JOIIN ROI.I.MAN. IRRNI1 ILOTII. .XIIICE RUNR. BRIf'I-3 RLIPII, ROBEIVI' RlT'I'HICliI-'ORIL DONALD SADIIIQR. ICIIWOOD Sf'III1:I,II. -IANI-I SCIIWINGILR. JUNE SRYIII-IR. DORIs SIQYLIJR. 0sc'AR SIMMONS. HAI' SLOTIIOVR. BIARIE SOUDIIR, IDONAIIIJ STAIII.. JRANNI1 STARRY, llI'TII STARRY. ROI' S'l'AUFFER. xvIRGlNlA STI-:III.I:. ICLEANOR STONE. KENNI'ITII S'l'ROK'K, BRAIN-'Ol-ill STRUK'K. CIJIIII STIILI., RORRRT SUNDAY, IJAVIIJ WRRIIR. BIARIE XVEIGLE, LAURA XVEISE. NIARY L. WEISIQ. RIEIJA XYENUIGR. GIGRALIJINE NYIGNGEIL GI-:RAIID XYENTZ. -IRAN XY!-INTZ. JOIIN WIQRNER, MARK XYIISON, PIII'I.I.Is XYITAII-IR. PIGAIIII xYI'l 1'ER. WA Y N I: NXYflLFI'1. K.'K'l'lili YN NYOI,If. PAVII WOIIII. RICIIARD XvRIGIl'I'S'I'0Nl'I. IIOIS XVINGICR, 1,0ROTIIY XYOIIN. IIETHA ZIMMI-lRM.fXN'. .XI,I1'I: ZIAIMIIRIIAN. LJOROTIIY ZINIAIRIOIAN. PAI'I.INIf: Page forly-jizfe FIRST HONOR SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE l ON GRATU LATION S to the Seniors who have maintained high standards of scholarship as evidenced by the appearance of their names on the honor rolls of the school. After all, high scholar- ship is merely an indication that a job has been Well done. The doing of anything to the best of one,s ability is a most valuable habit to acquire. A chapter of the National Honor Society, the Phi Beta Kappa of the secondary school, is being in- stalled in the lVIechanicsburg High School at this writing. Its function will be to recognize and stimulate scholarship. Students will be elected to inenlbership on the basis of scholarship and by Vote of the faculty. Our school should give its plaudits on the basis of How well did you do it? and Il0t on the basis of VVhat did you do? Good scholarship should be the first goal of every student-that is, Working up to the full measure of oness ability. I'artieipation in some extra-curricular activity suited to the indiVidual's interests and abilities should be the next. JOHN LAUVER-El OPAL COCKLIN-4 SARA MARGARET EPPLEYEI RUTH FRY-I JOHN CHAMBERS-I EDNVAIiD STANSEIELD-3 ELVVOOD lYHITACREfl JoHN x7ORLET-l XVILLIAM JACOBY'Al Joi-IN LAIIVERYQ PAUL QUIGLEYTI JEAN ARMSTRONGEI IVIABEL KALEY-1 GOLDIE KUNKLEEI DIARY LIARGARET Mn SECOND HONOR RUTH BRECHBIELEI ,LERf3 SARA INIARGARET EPPLEY-3 ELSIE I ERTENBAUGH--L PAULINE FISHELEQ NIILDRED fiUTSHALL-E XYILDA IIERSHMAN'-I BQIABEL 1iALEYiQ ETHEL KNISEI,l'f-l I BETTY JANE NAILORAS RUTH NEWCOMER-1 HELEN SHETTEL-Q ciOLDIE KUNKLE-1 FLoRENf'E IVIARTINAI IQLIZABETH GENSLER-1 IIUTH NEVVCOMERf-1 DIARY RILEY-1 HEIIPIN SHETTEI,-EI IsAREL SHUR-1 WYINIFRED VVALTERS-Q BETTY ANNE BIIJIJLEYI Nurnbers indicate how Qffcn the honor was ' llfIfll7iI1L'Il by fhe end cj the fourth 'report period Page forty-six Page Class History HIS year we were no longer foolish Freshmen but sophisticated Sophomores with memories of our first year in high school. Football was the first extra-curricnlar activity and our class was represented by members on both the varsity and the jay-Vee teams. On YVednesday, November 15, we provided the assembly program. The mcmbers of our class presented a one-act mystery comedy. A Laugh in the Dark. This play was later given in New Vumbcrland as an exchange program. Uur first class party, a Christmas play for Sophomorcs only, was given in the gym 011 Saturday, December 16, under the supervision oi' Nliss lirackbill, Nliss Williams, Mr. Fortney. llr. Clippinger and our class committees. We danced and played cards. ping-pong and Fhincse checkers. We had a lot of fun. Klany of our class members took an active part in the glee club. the band, and the orchestra Our boys were on the Varsity basketball. baseball and tennis teams, too. lYe were also well reprcsentcd in the dramatic and debating clubs. With a spring dance. which was open to outsiders. we finished our Sophomore year. foriy-seven gXLlSRIGII'l'. CYLYDIG ALEXANDIGR. IDXYAIN ASPEN. FATE BAKER, ILOBERT BANEY. LIJCILLE BASE!-IORE. IIUTH BENDER, ,LORRAINE BIDDLE, NVILLIAM BITNER, VARSON BITTINIIER. ISABELLE BIXIIEH. RIILURED BOWEN. xvlRGINIA BREW' BAKER. BEIX'FRIiZI'I RREWRARI-:R. BLIIIDRI-Ill IERICE, ICLMER BRONYN, L'I.IFI-'ORIJ RRDWN. BLII.DRlCIl BRUCE, IIERMAN BURTNEK, LDLISE BUS!-IEY. BIIRIAM CAPP. DANIEL CARP. IDORIS CASS-ENS. EDITH CATLIN, CLAR1'1Nl'l'2 CATLIN. IJONALIJ CIIAMDERS, FRANKLIN CLEVER, S'l'ANI,EY CI.oI':-IER. BETTY CLVGII, XVILLIAM CLASS ROLL CUIILE, RICHARD CUURLIN, .XLIr'E f'of'RL1N, ILOHERT CONRAD. A. GRACE Cooli. VERA COT'I'ENIIAM, JAI:oI: IJAY. LLEORGE IJECKMAN, SAAILEL 1,EI'I'Z, JANET IJCNKICLISIGRGER, I,OROTIIY 1. IARIN. JOHN ECRERT. LIELICN IQLIFKER, ESTIIER 1 ' v LLLIIJT. N IRGINIA ENGLE. GEORGE 1 Y A 1 InM:I,If.. ROBLRT E1'PLEX'. LLERALDINE FARENC'I4I,YI0I,A I FERTENDAITGII, M ABLE X v DISH, NIARIAIX GARLE, XVILLIAAI LLARMAN. M ARY LQATES, LINIJEN LLETZ. HEliIil'Ili'I' LLNAU. LENORE LLOODYEAR, ILUTII chi,-XHAM, JAITR HART, 31,-XRCiAIiE'l' I'1.-KRTMAN, EDWARD I'IAR'l'MAN, FRANCES HERRING. BLARY LIIQRSIIMAN, JEANNE HIAIAIELRIGIIT. JEANIN E FTE IIOLIIINGICR, SAM HKJSIIICII. RICHARD HOWRY. BLANCIIIII ICRES, BIIRIAAI JoIINsoN. IJORIS JONES, JEAN IQANN. PAUL KALF1-'AIAN, RIJRERT IQEEFER, IJAVID LQELLER, RUTH KIMMEL, IIAYNIOND KITZMIIILICR. BETTY IQLINE, EIAIA JANE IQNISELY. -XNNA Kxov, JAMES IQOSER. IJONALD IQUMLER, DIARY IQFNKEL, ILAY LAMP,-XR'l'Eli. SARA LAUVER. IJAVIIJ LEIIMER, CIIAliLOT'l'If IIEIB, MARY IIINDNER. EVAN LINN. JDIIN LOUDON, XYERA Page foriy Blglllf 31,-XRTIN, ARTIILR BICNAIR, FAYE MOCURIIY. YELAL1. NIERRIS. C'H.xRLEs BIICRRIS, IRIVHARD NIIFICLI. R.xYIIONII 3lILI.1'IR, BERNILE BIILLER, f'II,xIII,If:s BIILLER, H.AliKJI,IJ LLILLER, JANE MILLER. JEAN IAIOHLI-IR, RIARJURIE IAIOONI-LY. ILOBERT IAIORRIS. JANE BIUSSELMAN. BIILIIREII LLYERS, CIIARLEH. RIYERS. ROBERT BY1'1l I . JANII-is J l EALI-JR. RAY PEIFIPER. ILIIEA PENTZ, YIULI-IT POTTEIGIGR, EIIAIER RASMUSSEN, AYILLIAM RAUIIAIIAUGII. ROIIAINE REA, JANIEs ILECTOR, DARYI. CLASS ROLL REYNOLDS, LICIGIITON RIIOAIJS, SYLYAN RIDER, CLARIf:NCIc RIIIER, GI-:RALIIINE ROBINSON, JANII-:S ROIJGERS. ALICE RIIIIP, CIIARLEE SAIJLER, 151141, Sc'HwAI.M. IIUTII Sf'IlAVl'II'I'ZER, AAVAYNE SIILTLI-IR. IAIIRIAAI SIGESE, STANLEY SELLERS, GRAW: SIIE,xIf'EER. l5lG'1 I'Y SIIANK, JEAN SIIEEI-'ER, ROIIERT SIIUAIAN, ROBERT SIIUNIAN, AYILLIAM SMITH. ALVIN SNYIIER. IIAROLIJ SOUIJER. PAUL STARE, IJALI-I STAITII, LIERALDINIS S'1'AI'Fl ER, lifjl-il'IRT STEIKIIECR, RORERT STICPIIICNS. l,If'K STEVENS, ISI-:VI-:RLY STONE. BORIIY STONE. RI-:GANA STUNER. PAIILINE STROVK, WIARY SIINIIAY. BILL SWTCGER. ARLENE 'l'RINIxII-ZR. LOUISE AY.-xuuONI-:R, ESTIIER AVAGXER. JEANNI-I AYARIJ, EDGAR AVARD, RAMSEY AVAT'I's, LALBERT AYEBI-ZR. GI-:ORIIINNA WEIsER, GERALDINE AYENIII-:R. GENEVA AYERTZ, AVILIIIAM AYIIITM.-IN. IYANCY AYILLIAAIS. BERNARD AYILT. PAULINE AVISIG, IQOLURES AVOLFE. DA Yl II XvINGl-ZR, GLENN Xv0llN, HARRY Page forly-1II'nf' C'u1fKI.I1:Y, 1111 ALIIERT, KIWIIIIYN .-XIIIIRIGIIT. NIAR'I'II.x ANIILIN, 1701115 AIINIIEII. IJAVID BAKER. FIIANIQLIN BANEY, KEITII BAIIII, ICIIITII BASEIIIIIIII, Cf.fxR1II,YN BASEIIIJIII-1, FRANK I3A'I'Es, DOIIOTHY CLASS ROLL ISIIIIEII, WNLTEII BVIIII, XYIYIAN BI' IINS. Pmsc ILLA BVIINS, YYIIILIAM l5I'1c'1'NI4:R. l,OliIS l',xssEI,I,, VIR GINIA VIIISLEY, LIWIIIN 6'I.oI's1-IR, LYNN 'HARD S11 AI'LI,, YEIIA . BA Y. PIIYLLIS BEAMEII, ISIWKEII, BEISTLIN B1'II'1'ZEL, BICI'1'ZEl., BELFURD BENIJEII, BEN IIEII, RAY GI':NEx'IIf:I'I-1 E, GLAIIYS BAIIIIAIIA ANN Russ . JVNE RII'I'II XvlOLE'l' l3ENNE'1 I'. BAIIIIAIIA l3RN'l'Zl4IL, JXLIVI-I ISILLICR. EYELYN lgILLlCR, Rosvo BI,AI'sEII. 'l IIELMA Brms, C'II,xIILEs BoLI.INcI ICR. l'II,x1II.I4:s Br1LI,INcII-111, l.I.m'II l3mVI-LIISIIX, IDELORES BIIWNIAN, EVA BIIYIE. BETTI4: BIIENNAMEN, BIIRIANI BIIIIIKER. BE'l l'Y BRl'f'I'I. ICIIITII f'0L'KLIGY, XYAYNE CfoEI.EII, RI'TII VIIIIIQ, II.xRx'EY VIIAIIIEII, Rox' IMx'Is. Doms lJIf:f'IcM,xN, NIAI-I DIE'I'z, DONAIID IDIINSIIN, RICIIARII DuIINII.IxI'uII, GIIAIIYS DIIIIIIIIEIITY, -IUSIIIPIIINE DIIIIIIIIEIITY, BIILTON DIIIIIIIIEIWY, WIIIIIIAIII DUNVAN, JAMES Ec'KEII'r, CIIAIII1Es EIWMIIIJH. RIIIIIAIID EI.II'KER. R L l'II l'l1xII-:1IY, K'I.EIIIm lf1I'KEII'I', HAIIIJLD EVANS. AILEICN l ANI's, IVIAE M ELOY, Dl'lLlil4Il2'I' MEIIRIS. VIIAIIEES MOIIRIIEAIJ. I'IIEsTER MQYEII. DANIEL MI'IIIe,xv. .IosEI1II NIYERS. LYNN NAILIJII. ICIIWIN NAILIJIC. IIEIIIIY Nl1ZSMI'l'II. XVI 1.I,I,1M Noss. IIARRY Rl-IYARIJ, QQLENN 'LI-INICKICIK, f'II,1IILEs RIIIEII. IXIERLIQ l!I'1'TEII. ICLNIEII LEE RIIGIQIIN, IJAYID RIIHIIEII, ZHARY RIVIII, MAIIINN liI'Dc1I.1-II, .I XXII-IS RVNK, P,xI'L RI'PI', MEIIVIN RYNMIIJ. EVIQLYN SADIIEII. SYI,x'I:s'rI4:Iz SIIIWINIIEII, N,vI.xI,IE SIIIIEFIAJR, J.nIEs SIIAEFNI-JII, ERNEST SIIANDELNIIEII, ICIINESI SIIENRIQII, l,I'2LIl.AlI SIIEARIQII, KILAIIYS SIIEICLY, JACIIB SIIELLIGY, IEAYID SIMMONS, PAITI, SII1IM0Ns, XYM11 SIIIIIINS, DKJNIXLD SIIIIIINS, GEHIIIIIJ SIPE, Dnms SLONAKICR, XAIIMI Page fzfly SNYIJICR, Ru' Slxmlc, l'I1'ulcN11: Slnxxmzlmn. IEIQNSUN SQVIBB, Hucm' S1'Ax11s.xc'l1. AR'I'HI'Il S'l'AMnAIfuH, l'.-WI. ST.aL'FF1-zu. Jr1.xNN1f: STEHLE, B1-:TTY JANIQ STUNER. i'1,.xI:ENf'l5 STOXER. HMm1r:'r S'1'm'lf1f14:lc. Hum, S'I'l2.XSlSAI'GlI. Ninn' ST1:.xYlcla. M,ucuAm1T l'nmxu-zu. Dums S r 'l'I:mMER Ilumnm' ITNGI-lk, I 1c1cN11'r1 lwI'IJl'jfiROYlG. fLE0liGE. .IR Your-:x.sf1Nu. Romzwr xYA1itl0Nl-III. Y.xNm-rx YY.-x1,'l'lf1Ics. JEAN W.x1,TL:Rs. RVTH Wlum, lixxx Wmunlc. i'A'rH1Q1clNr: W1-:N'rz. IEIQTTY W1-:sTx-'.x1,1,, Jmlx WHSTIIAFIQIQ. EV!-ILYN W1-:s'rlx,x1f'lf:lc. IJARULD Wnrrlc, l,URIS L. W1l,1.Ln1s, l xuNK B. Wrmrx-2. Il,xI:oLn Z1-:LLI-31-cs. BUNNIUIQNI-1 Z1Mx1H1m,xN, Blllmlufilm ZIMMI-IRMAN. RXCIII-Il, CLASS ROLL l 1c:KEs. IIELEN FOLTZ, ARc:om5'r'r,x I os'rEu. NIPIKRIA FRY. xIAY limi. VIVIAN GIBBLIC, Bm rY lilcmicsolz, G1..xm's G1c1'Nn1cN. Dams G1 l'sHAL1,. lil-QTTY J. II,x1moN. ICIJNA Il11:Ac:Y, Ii1c'rsY Hlfzlsmf. GENE Ilmzsllxux, AIARY Hlvxs. K,X'l'lIEI!INII HOFFMAN. Domvrnx' IIOFFMAN. GL.xm's llosmcla. JAN14: IlI Y'l', I.1L1,l.xN .IoN1cs. NIARY JAN:-1 K.'Xl.P1Y. f:ERALIJlNI'I Kx1.1cx'. .l,xN1s KIMMI-:1,. NIARY KVM. Aim 1,1-1.xm', Mnalxc l.oNr:. lir:'r'l'x' JANE l4I l'Z. I'1:c:uY Mmrrlx, l'.u'1,1N1-3 xIENTZl'Ili, PIELEX NlEN'I'ZlCR. YIULET M ESSl'1RSMI'l'll. TA WI LLA IVIICSHINGER. FAYE Mosrzn. Mun' JANE M1'n1:.xY. Gnuuls MYIQRS, EMMA IYAILUR, fNI.u:Y ANNE NYE, Ii1cTTx' fjSHURXE. RVTH URRIS, 1,1-1nN,x I'Al51.. Mun' PII-mc. I,lil'l'ILLA l'u'r'rmr:ER. Drnm1'1IY P0'l l'I'lIGER, Rl Tll RRm11'1'1-zu, Hui.:-:N RHUAUI-is. l,OR0'I'IIY l lcn'1'1eN1s.x1'can. GLENN l 1.r1.xu1,r:, M.xnsl1.x1,1, G1-2 LWIVKS, C'xmm.l-is Grzlusmc. Il,xmu.11 fQll.I!ER'l'. Joux GLIQNN, IFONALD H1-1Nm:1esnN, Ilvull lh1m1,xN, IXPNALIJ IIo1,1.l-:1:, liIl'llARD IIf11,1.lNGl-ZR, 'l'HoRLEY IIn1,Tm', litbllldlfl' IIIWKLEY, XYICRNOX KAI'I I1'MAN, R.x1,v11 KILTS. lilvrmlm KNISELY. GLENN KOS!-IR. II.x1mL1m Kosr. ALB!-:RT LANE. 4'.u:1'ER L1-:Hx1AN. Iim.1,.x Llwxxs. WIL1.1Ax1 Nlrzlmxlcv. RIHIARD IVIAY, DON,x1,1n Page jzfly-one ARBEGAST, LOIS ASIIBITRN, RALPII BOWMAN, PAVL BIIIIILI-1, ILOISIGIVI' BI'I I'INGER, HELEN BOLLINOER, BETTY BOYSON, JOHNNY BRENNEMAN, IIAROLD C'AI'P, ROBERT CTLELAN, RIARLIN COX, XRRGIXIA VOX, XYILLIAM IJEAYERS, LEONARD IJIXON, 1LO1ilCR'l' IQOUGLAS, JANET ICARIN, LYNN l'lf1IiIcR'1', B11IA'I'RICE Ec'KIcIeT, IMIRIS ENGLE, IIOXVARD FARLICY, NA NNI-:TTE l E'I'ROw, LORRAINE FICKES, VERNON FINIGLY, PATRICIA FORRY, DELX'IN FOSTER, ANNA GARBERIVII, ILICHARD GAYAIAN, l,E1!liIl:l GILL, RAY GINERIVH, XVILLIAM GLEIM, ANNETTA HAMILTON, GEORGE W HAMILTON, GEORGE Z. HAMMAKER, :xLVIN CLASS ROLL IIEINAMAN, IIOWVARIJ IIICRTZLER, T H ELAIA III'INVET'I', B EA'l'RIf'E IIIIIHIIEROER, SAMUEL HOIf'1vMAN, ILCTH HOLLINGER, BERTIIA IIORNER, ILOBERT IIORNING, LIARRY IIYKES, GLENN IqALEY. NIIRIAM KEli'f, IIICIIARD ICITZMILLICR, ILICBX ISOHLHASS, HAROLI1 KO1-ILIIASS, LOITISE KCI-INS, VVINIFRED KIIMLER, JUNE LEIIMER, RIOIIARI1 LOLLICH, YVILLIAAI LOSIIER, JAMES LIURROXV, YIOLI-:T BIIIRRY, BIAHY PAUL, JOAN POTTICIGER, TIIEIIMA RECTOR, LOIS JEANXE REIISTOXE, .IEANNE ILENIGKI-Ili, IYEUIRGIC ILITTER, ROBERT RLNK, CLAIR SANDERS, MARIAN SARVER, ARLIE SH A NDELMIER, NIARY LOU SCHELL, -IEANNE SEESE, NANNIE Sl-IICSE, RYSSELL SIIAIIIIIAIIIIII, LAI'RA SMALL, ISARELL SMITH, BETTY SMITH, HOWARD SMYSIIIR, I3IC'I l'Y SIIAIIR, LLOYD S'l'Al 11'0RlJ, IIOWARII S'l'.XYIfIR, BETTY S'l'ENV.XR'l', RORERT STITZICL. PAUL STIJXIII, CIIARLES STONER, FRED STRASIiAl'GH, JEANE TAYLOR, J.xc'QI'IN:I.IxIc TRACE, HARRY 'l'RI'MIIORE, FORREST lv1'DEGRAFl , JOSEPHINE XYAIZENICR, GEORGE XYARNER, LIELEN WVA LTER, M AR.Ir DRI E XYEEER, SYLVI-:STER XVEISE, JXLMA XVIIITE, IJORIS XYHITMAN, IMDRIS xVHORLEY, SVSANNIII xVILLIAMS, ANNA NIARY NYOOOALL, BETSY VVRIGHTSTONE, BETTY XLINGER, FRANK ' I AIMMI-IRMAN, BETTY ZIMMERMAN, ISABEL Page fifty lwo L I ADAMS. NIARY .MNIAL li,xsI-:IIIIkE, G I-:IuI.uIx I: HIJIII, JAm'K liI11I.I'0Icu, WII,I,I.xxI Ih:NIJI:II, C'IIAIII.Ics BENDIIIII, RoIxI:II'I' ISIIIIJJII, NIABIQI. BORIJIIIGMAY, M II.IJI:I4:II l3II,II'IiIsII,I.. Rom-:II'I' BR.xI1I,I1Y. JOSI-:PII BR.xNIm'I'. RAPIII-QI. BRIIKEII. IDA BUSII. MAIIY Jxxrz BI'II'I'xIcR. C'IxI.x'Ix VAIIII. IIPIRBIIIIIT C'L.xIIK, RoI5I-:II'I' CoIII.I:R. MAIIY Lmf C'oIII,Ivs. RIIIIARII LDAYIS. ICIIITII DIxvIxsoN, SALLY D.u'I':IIs. KITTY LOL' IQIICTZ, WII,I.I,nI EAKIN. RI'ssEI.I, EI'KI'1RT, WINII-'IIILII lixwk. BE'I I'Y ICNVK, J.xxIc'I' ENT. l'z.xI. l .xIIxI:s'mc'K. I l.0YIJ l IxIINEs1'm Ic. JI1ssII'1 l ,IIIs. Bl-'I'l'TY Lol' FAIII-:v'If:, WILIIVII l I4:'I'Imw. NIAIIII5 l IsIII-II., LLIIYI1 FIIOR. JAMI-zs 1 II,xYKI.IN, I.I:ox CLASS RCLL fIABLl'1, l II.xNr'Is GARBI-:IIIm'K, LYNN fIl'YER. lJoxm',xN ILxLLuw,xY, ANNIE llIf1IfI-'IcI.IfINc:EII. l.I.0YIJ Ih1II'rzLIsR, LIQIIIIY IIIcIITzI.EII, MIIIIAM HI-:R'I'xI.I-:II. Smox IIIIIKS, Doms IIII.I.I:c.xss, Nomux IIYKIf:s, BIIRIAM KARNS, I IzIf:IJIcIIIr'K KI-:II,, ELIIIQII KIl'l'. EI,.xIxI-1 LMIIII-:II'I'IcII, MAIIY .Xxx IIAITVIQII. LDUNIXIIIJ I.I1:IIMIcN, Ju' Lnpxs, SIIIIII.I1Y NIAY. WII,I,I.uI INlvC'.xI'sI.Ix, f'I.IxIcI1xI'I2 MI1.xI,s, MAIIYLIN NIPIILY, fNl,xR'I'II.x NlI1I,m', LUIS NIIIIEII. Nxxm' Nlolzmux, .II-LIN NIORRUXV. RI I'II MOYIQII, FRI:II.x MOYIQII, WILI.I.nI MI'MxI.x, FIII-:III:IIIc'Ii PARKS. ICIIWAIIII PARKS. ICIWIENIQ PIPIQII, RIm'II.xRD l'owI:LL. IIAIIHLII l'I I'T, Mui Rucarzns, C'.xImI.Yx RIKUADIIIS, IIOVVARD RuI,I,M.xx, ROBI-:II'I' SADIIIQR, DOIIIS SAIJIJIII, WINIFIIIQII SCIIIcI.L, Xsxuy SCIINVIGITZER. PIENKY SI-tII'I-3II'I', XvIlililNIA SIIIc.xIfIfIaIc. VIIARIIIQS SHIELIJS. GI:R,xI.ImINI1: SIIIIPE, VIIAIILI-ps SITES. K.vI'IIAIIINI: SMITH, l.I3u'I2x SNIcI.Ix.xKIcI:. NIAICIAN SIII'xIIsIcImI4:II. GLENN SoI'm:R. Nxxvv S'r.xNIs,xI'IIII, l'IIAIII.Ic'I I'I1 S'I',xIIIIY, IMIIIUTIII' SHINE. l,'I..xIIIIsI1:I. S'I'uxr:II, l'.xI'I,IxI1 S'mxI:II. NYII.III'II S'I'IusIs,xI'caII. DUIIUTIIY 'l'IIIT'I'. Ninn' l'fs'I'III4:R 'l'III'I I'. .l,xNI:'I' VmaI'1I,soxc:, I-'IAIIIA WAIIIIIINIQR. R41IsIcIc'I' WA LTI: IIs, li I.xII-:R WIIBIQII, .XI,'rIIIf1,x XYEBICIK. RUIII-:IIT XYEISEIC. IIAIIIILII WI5II'I'z. liL I'II xYICS'l'l-'.Xl,I,, I,URO'l'IlY W IQs'I'II.xIfIf1II. Glhxlws WILSIN, WRIIIIIIIIJII' XYRICLI-l'l'S'l'0NI'I, IIALPII xYRIGH'l'H'I'OfYl'1, YV.xI.'I'EII ,age fzfly-lhree .F Wy is 'E W g Af ,Q f f ', Vg f 5, b S N a P S The vxpc-rim-111-es of our lim-s fan out into Various paths. nmny of which Hu- mum-ra's c-vc van rm-cowl. Here are some of our ''lliU'll-Ill0IllQI1tSH xre- Q PT' 1 9 4 O sr-rw-11 for rc111i11isz'c-1111-. In mosi c-asm-s you l'21,l1 write thc: CZLIJt,i0ll. ! N N 1 X I r 1 J 1 v 4 1 5.9, lkg if v A fm h QW W 23 19 1 5 Ln 'gf' L f 'ftp 'gy xg,,.f1 , igx The qnaiity that has changed ieast in BK. H. S. during tiiese ten swiitiy passing y ears is tire daunt- iess spirit ot the participants in various sports. Likewise, un- tiie iovaity ot tire tire ff has been Q ' tr aciition. ciiangin, That is a entire sciiooi. 'Y H L ball Foot H Basketba P . age j,ffy-Six 1 4 TIC S Baseball Exciting ffty'Se1fel1 N Girls' Sports rved M emori es Prese Varsity Football xi IX ltttc run n tv o har ks bln r and llvingert. and four linemen: 11. Rider C39 honorary captainl, R. Reed, Norris and Bnrh N formed thc nucleus for the '39 team. lvith these few veterans, reinforced with hacks lilnmma S Sidler Strock Biddle Cline. R. Bliller, and Day, and lineinen Ginter, Boyson, Riekardsf laxlor Ixolhias Bitner Getz lxann lxoser, W1 Sadler, Blartin, and Rupp, Coach Frederick set to work to Ss an optnei Hcrshex Industrial proi td to be a little too strong for the fighting Wiildeats. Hershey threat- Lmd eirlx lll the first period but thc Sttel and lllaroon turned back this drive. In tht Wildcats first nonlerence thrust they defeated a plnt-ky Sliippenshurg eleven. Day. running behind lieintllnl blocking scoud the fnst touehdown. In the final period the Frederiekinen again showed a scoring pnneh. The Hershey stadium Continued to he an evil influenee on Ll. H. S gridders as the lYllIlf'21.l,S lost to a fast and heavy Hershey High team. lliddletown was the next school to cross tl1e path of the eharging Wildcats. A reverse from llunnna to Burley started the ball rolling in this game. Bliddletown registered her solitary score in the Hag end of the game. S. Sadler and lllingert did the scoring. .X portalmle lighting set was Contracted for the Hanover ganie and the Bleelianieslnirg fans got their first glimpse of night lootliall in llemorial Park as the Xvildeats tripped the Nighthawks. lYith spectators crowding every available sitting and standing plaee, the lVildeats took a 2641 victory away from the Orange and Black. An odd feature of this game was that two hoys each made two Page jifly-eighl Varsity Footba11, continued 111111-111111w11s, 111111 1-111-11 ti1111- 1111-y 11111111- 11111111 1111 1111- s111111- tw11 p111ys. Blllllllllii s111s111-11 1111'-1111-k1v 1wi1-1- 211111 B1ll'1l'j' 1-11rri1-11 1111- 111111 1111 2111 1-1111 11111111111 play 111 sc-11re 1wi1-1-. .X 11i1i11g 1V1I111 1111-1 1111- S11-1-1 111111 11111111111 p1gsk111111-rs 11s 11111' 1r11V1-11-11 111 f1611yS11llI'1,X. 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SHN 1011 I.1CT'1'li11NI ICN 1211-'1111 N 111111-311 G1-11111 11111111 Ax111-:11s11N f1IN'I'I-111 1514111.15 N1111111s 11111311 P11111--fifllv-1111112 Junior Varsity Football HIC lYildkitten footballers llilfl an 11p-and-down season this year as they won two g2lII1C'S. tied o11e. and lost four. Coach Fortney found till' Il12Lt0I'l21l for the 1939 Jay Yee team exeept1o11ally hght and I'iLi,llCl' green. In tilt' season's opener the F011l1t'j'-C4J2lCll0Il reserves lost to a fast and strong Pe11b1'ool4 iG2LIll Ull home soil. The Steel and lN1a'1'oo11 youngsters threatened to score ill the llllfll and fourth quarters, hut, falled to llldlii' the talhes. flll October ti, Edison Junior High traveled to Blemorial Park to tie the YYildlQitte11s. Ha1'ryl al111estoek made the t0l1CllLlONYI1 for 31. II. S. Enola was the next school to 111eet the Jay Vees. and they fell by virtue of Bob Sl1llII121ll,S only score of the gaule. The Hershev fame was the second downfall for the FUl'tI1l'V1l1l'l1. Earlv after tl1e bl'U'lllIliIlU' of the second RQ 11 . D u I nf O P7 half BI. H. b. Illilflf' a bld tor a sc-ore, but bogged down betore strong defenslve play. A conversion of the extra point was the deciding factor i11 the New ClllllbQI'lLLllCl game. Harry l'lELllIXC'StOK'li toted the ball across the tally mark. Steelton reversed the RI. H. S. neophytes i11 tl1e next game by the small margin of Olll' point. The Kittens traveled to the island where they lost to Camp C:l1I'i,lI1 J11111or High 111 a lop-sided contest. Falmestoek made tl1e only score for DI. H. S. The last game of till' season found the junior squad o11 tl1e losing Clld of a fi-ll sc-ore Yvltll Carlisle whose httle green squad IH'0Vll,lCfl an OX1'ltlIlg contest. Letter winners on the Jay Vee squad were: D011 Adanls, Dale Adams. Alexander. Brown. Coble. Fahnestoeli, FCI'tCI1lJ2LllQQll, lfleawle. Gable, Blav, Mlller. Neff. Heed. R11 1. li1ll Sllllllldll, 1. V V . Y Pt Robert bhlllliilll. NN er11er and We-rtz. Page sixiy ltlechanicsburg Mechanicslmurg ltlechanicsburg Mechanicsburg Mechanicslmurg Mechanicshurg Mechanicshurg Mechanicsburg Varsity Football Scores Hershev Industrial School . 13 Sept. Q3 llechanicsburg . . 0 ' Sept. 30 hfechanicsburg . . 13 Shippensburg Oct. 7 hIt'Cl13.111C'SlJllI'g . . Q Hershey. . . Oct. 14 ltlechanicsburg . .19 ltliddletown . Oct. Q0 ltlcchanicsburg . .26 Hanover . . Oct. Q8 ltlechanicsburg . . 6 Gettysburg . Nov. 4 ltlechanicsburg . . 6 New Cumberland . Nov. 11 ltlechanicsburg . . 13 Chambersburg Nov. 18 Mecl1a11icsb1lrg . . 0 1Vaynesboro . Nov. Q5 Mecllallicsbllrg . .20 Carlisle . . . Total . . 105 Total. Season Record: 1Von 4 Lost -1 Conference: WVon 3 Lost Q Fourth place. Junior Varsity Scores . .0 Pc-nhrook . . . 6 Edison . . . .6 Enola . . . . , .0 Hershey ,... . . .7 New Cumberland . . .6 Steelton . . . . . 6 Camp Curtin . . . .0 Carlisle . . . GRIDIRON REMINISCENCE ...0 , .1-1 . . 6 ..0 .6 ..6 ..18 . .13 ,.0 ...78 Tied Q Tied 1 . . 19 . . 6 . . 0 . . Q0 6 7 . .30 ..6 Cheerleaders AI'l'HFUl.liY following the various athletic activities of HI. H. S., the cheerleading squad experienced what was probably one of their most successful years. as far as cheerleading goes. The ability to be good winners, and yet in time of defeat being able to keep their heads up was the spirit that kept this squad functioning so well. Setting an example for good sportsmanship, the Cheerleaders vigorously pumped spirit into those who lacked it at times when the boys needed it most. Captained by Paul Quigley, a cheerleader for the past three seasons, the squad consisted of the following: Sem'or.s: PAUL QUIGLEY, Ernm, KNIsLEY. .luniorsf JEANX143 STAHL, Ems KREITZEK. Soplmnmrcs: BIARY Hicaiuxc, SAMUEL DEeKMAN. In all kinds of weather the Cheerleaders were to be found at football games, and no matter what the odds, they led cheers at basketball games. Une can easily remember the N L M drowning downpour of the Shippensburg game-how the , 1 V C'heerle'aders remained and did their best to arouse dampened 'V Splrlts' 1 Due credit. must also be given to their faculty adviser, wx hliss Williams, who gave much of her time for the better- ment of cheerleading in BI. H. S. v - N ot only were the leaders called upon to operate at athletic l contests, but also they were asked to accompany the band on its numerous trips and engagements, bearing the banner and adding generally to the spirit of the occasion. Page sixty-two Varsity Basketball l'l'll thru- mon rvmaining frmn thc' provinils varsity squml. C'oacli lfroclcrif-li liafl a tnugli tinic finding a working c-nmhination for thc ISJSSV4-tl lmaslu-tha.ll sm-asnn. Starting linc-ups Wert- selcvtccl lrnin tht- following: Norris. Gvlir, anrl lie-ss Satllc-r, guards: Strock anrl Kewl, c-vntcrsz Jacoby. Amlc-rson, and llill Sarllcr. fnrwarcls. Vmuplc-ting thc varsity squad wa-rc: Vapp. Gnmliiiaii, llrlllmalior, Kintzcr, liaglt-, B1'a,c'klJill :intl XY0l'11l'l'. Hollorary vaptain for the lflfiflflll lvilclcat haskctcors was liill Jareolmy, liigh-sc-curing forward who rackt-rl up 165 pnints for thv scasnn. liill Sarllvr was next with 123 points. This SCUSOII Close-el thc' lmaskctlmall c-arecr ul' fin- Scnior playt-rs: Javolmy. Norris, fli'llI', Vapp, and Gnmlman. iXIOf'll2LlllC'Sllll1'g.f upollc-cl the sm-asnn lmy clm-fcatingr ai strung .Xlnmni team. 21 lil. .X sliarp-slionting' .lnhu llarris quintcl nt-xt, scnrc-cl heavily tn cleft-at thc lYilflf-ats, 553 33. In tho first c-01111-rciicc QIZIIHO. Varlislc. traclitinnal rivals, clvlcatvrl BIC'Cll2lI1lCSlll1l'gI. 23447. Losing nut in the last qnartcr. Hoc-lianic-slmurg mlrnppn-ml a 4-lnso unc to C'l1arnlm1-rslmrgf. 29 QT. Murray. Vlizinilmc-i'slmi1i'g cc-ntcr. gatlierc-fl 13 points whilc .lacolmy scorn-ml 11. Travvling to Shippcnshnrg, thc llvilrlcats wvrv joltt-rl hy a. score' nf fill--18. -lacnhy ancl Hill S2LfllCI' scorml heavily. lint llccllaliics- hnrg was IlClil'2ltCIl by New f'nmlu-rlailrl in a IlUI1-C'UIlft'I'0llCC tilt. Tha- lYil1lcats ll-ll lu-lore thc Gcttyslmurg Bullets. 41- ESQ. in their fourth c-mifcm-iic'c tilt. ancl thvn lmwt-rl to Nlitlcllotnwn. fillfifi. In thc 114-xt throc COIllit'I'0llC'l' ganics, thv lYilclcats just cnul1ln't lmrt-ak that jinx. Alta-r hm-ing hclcl on cvvn terms tht- first half. lYayIu-slmm lorgwl alivacl in the thirfl pc-rind tn win, 30 25. Jacohy lozl NlCCl1llIllC'SlbllI'Q.IlS nltvnsc whilv lit-ss Safllvr played an nutstaurling gains all arounrl. Meclianicslmiirg the-n fell victim tn thc smnnth passing ol' llc-rslicy, losing 43 26. llannvvr cmlwl thv first hall' nl' thc- i'UIllil'I'l'I1C4' ram- lwy taking thc- nic-asnrc nl' tho lYilclcats -PT' 552. Page sigrly-lhree SENIOR Ll'1'l l'ElUIl'lX C.w'l'.xlN .l.xf'ollY Nollllls lXl.'xN,ullcll Wolmlc filllcll yIl'f'll2Illlt'SlJl1I'Q.f :l.xll'C'll21lllt'Slllll'QQ 3ll'C'lltl1llf'Sllll1'5.f 1l0l'll21lll1'SlIlll'Q lV1s-c-llallil-slllll'g1 3ll'C'llkllllf'Slb1l1'gl lxll'C'l1ilIll4'SlDllI'g.f llx'1l'1'll2lllll'Slll1I'g.f 3I4'C'lIill1l4'Sl7ll1'g Bll'1'llfllll1'Sl llll',QQ lVll'l'll:lllic-sllllrg fl1lOIJXl xx CXPI' Basketball Summary .Xlllllllli . . . vltlllll I'I2l.I'l'lS flill'llSll' . . clllZLIl1lN'l'SlJllI'Q . Sllippl-llslmlllgq . . Now flllIIllJL'I'lilllIl lls'ttyslml1l'g . . . Xliflcllvlowll , YYAVI14-sllol'o llc-l'slll-5' . . llzlllovvl' . , . , Season: Varsity Baslcetball, continued x14'f'llillllK'SlDllI'Q D11-1-llzlllic-slwlll'g lx.ll'K'll2lI1ll'SllllI'j2l 3I4'C'llil.Illi'SllllI'S.2 lx,ll'1'lliLl1lC'SlJllI'Q 31l'1'll2l11ll'SlIllI'Q2f Mc-c'll1lllif'slllll'g llc-1-llallliwlmlllg 31l'f'llillll1'SlJlll'g llosl I2 cjOlll,1'I'L'llCL Won 0 XVUIL -I-. Lost lli .Xll lIIlIJI'0Vlllg lYilclcat tczllll lost its sl-collrl QEIIIIC with cl2l.I'llSl0 ill tllc lilliil milllltc. 32 30. Tlll- YYilrlc:at.s' first voll- fCl'0l1CC XVl11 wave ovcl' Clllzlllllmelwllllrg. 551-30. Ollly to losl- tllc 3 llcxt to EL llot. Sllippvllslmlllgg outfit. Nc-W fllllllllcrlzlllrl ll2lIlflGIl out zlllotllvr flolk-at to tllc Sta-all allcl lXI2Ill'00I1 wllo CUII16 buck. llowcver. to XYlIl ova-l' fl2lHlll Hill, 44432. zlllcl lo lQl'UllI1Cit lY:l.yllesl1ol'o, 36-QT. ill a. l'olllel't-lice QZLIIIC. llcrsllcy Zigillll cloll-zltvll tllc lYildcllts. iii 552. -lzlcolmy :mtl ltllllcriclc lmotll tzlllyillg I5 points. Tllv last. two gzllllcs StLYV Bloc-llallicslulll-gf O11 tllc short cllcl ol' 21 pail' ol' tight rlefellsivc ball ganlos. losing to H2LllfPY'L'I', QPQO, allll to flrQttYSll1tI'g, 19fl7, ill al QEIIIIC whose olltcoma- was still ill clollllt 2Ll.t01' the Hlltll Whistle lmlc-W. SH Sl 29 QU ll- 36 32 Q0 17 4.3 fllLI'llSlC' . . . . Sf flll2ll11lJCl'SllUl'Q,I . . 350 SlllIJpCllSllllI'Q.f . . . 50 N1-W ClllIIllll'I'lilll1l . 27 flillllll Hill .... 232 xytlXl1l'Slb0I'0 . . 27 llwsllvy . . .4-li Ilzlllovvl' . . . QI fll'llf'Slllll'g.I. . . ll? U78 Page sixty-f our , ff Juniorvarsity Baslcetball Coucll 'llll0lllilS. working witll enllrvly nc-w lnzllorizll, slmpcrl sonn- vvry I7I'UIlllSll1,L1' plalym-rs for ne-xt j'0ilI S Varsity. lYitl1 only onv V4'lt'1'2l,ll unrl willl no Juniors on tlu- sc-rubs, their I'l'i'O1'4l was not at all lrall C'0l1Slll0I'lIlQ-I the far-1 that all of the otlwr J. Y. lK'illllS they , pluywl haul at lc-ast two Juniors on tlwir sqnarls. Blalny llIlll'S thc- scrnlm QQZLIIICS prow-ll to luv just us 1-xcil,ing.f unrl llaml as lllllf'll action as thc- vawsily vontcsts. Most of the sc-orcs wc-rc close. flm-noting vw-11 l'IlC'UllIllCI'S lmnt sonu- wc-rc lu-mtlrrvzxkillgly close' favoring the opponcnls. P. Tlloso rec-4-iving lc-tim-rs ww-rc:1s follows: Cliff Brown. nFI'ilIllilCu Cllillllllt'I'S. Bill Sunrluy, Ray liunlilv, Uwvn flnslcy, DWR Colrlc, Linrlvn Gales. Bill llonglwrty, Cl10sl5 ' Rupp, Glvn F1'l'tt'lllJIIllgll. Cliff Brown. lJI'UlI1lSlIlj2f Soplxolnorc-. zlvurugefl 7.25 points por gaunv or H6 points for tllu cntirv sc-zmsoll. ll1llS ln-Ing lngll svorcr for thc tvzun. Alllffll valnalmle lraining is to Ive luul on lllv J. Y. lm-ann znnl lllilllgll lmmlmlc as they may lw. llloy :nw llle varsity of lUlll0I'I'0NY. 1939-1940 Junior Varsity Basketball Scores ljillll Nl. H. S. Opp. Dull' Nl. H. S. Upp. Dec 13 aSons of l,n-gion . . 23 21 Jun. 3ll'Il2lIlUY6l' , , , . I7 334 Dec. -Jolln Hurrif . , H 32 l el1. 2-Vzarlisle .... , 18 Ili .lun -Valrliwlc . . . . 17 27 lfelr. fl'-f'll21Illll6l'SlJlll',Q. . . H- Dil .lun ' flll2llIlllt'l'Slllll'g.Y . . IQ 3+ l 1-lm. 9-Sllippa-rlslnllgf . . . . 17 13 ,lain fSllipp1-nslrllrg , lll Sl lfclm. 12-Now cvl1llllll'I'li1llll . . 22 26 .lun Xvw fl1llIllK'I'l1l . 153 QI lfelm. I7-flnnp Hill . , . . I5 2.3 .lan G4-llyslyllrg . . . Ili 27 l el1.Qll---lY1xyln-sluuro. . . 19 13 .lun Nliflrllclown , . I7 Q8 l m-lx.255-llvrslloy . , l-l- Q6 -lzxn lYz1yl14-slmro , ll IH- l'lt'lJ.Q7 Il1lI1lDV0l' . . I5 40 Jun llvrslluy . ,.,. 29 4-El Klan: l 'fll'llySlJlll'g.Y ..... 12.3 26 P11110 s1'.rly1fi1'e Baseball ITH the return of nine letter-men the baseball team of HI. H. S. expected to reach a new high in its coming campaign. Rupp and YYhitacre returned as pitchers, Norris and Biddle as catchers, Les Renard, Gher, Jacoby and Strock were the veteran infielders while Quigley was the only outfielder left from last year. First practices were held in the gym and then, when the weather permitted, at the park. hlany inexperienced but definitely promising candidates turned out, and this wide selection will un- doubtedly increase the chances for success. In the first contest of the season, with lXIiH'lintown, the Yvildcats won with little difficulty, the final score being 441. Taking advantage of a number of errors on the part of the Nlarysville team, ll. H. S. Won its next encounter 1243. Although these were their first contests, the outcomes of the future games are expected to he much the same as these. yy seliiamitic vli 'l APRIL BIAY 5 A Sfhlifflintown-H. 3-Lemoyne4H. l l.l, T 5-iXIarysvillefH. vilsaiiing SpringsfA. ,,,ll If 1: Qgilllli ,5 Nilioiling Springs-H. 10-New CumherlandfH. llllll ' 16-New cll1IHb6I'l311d'.5x. 14-Camp Hill-H. Hg xlxl i f W! 'V 19AC'amp HillAA. 17-Enolafii. A. fu Q3-Enola-H. Q1-Lemoyne-Rain-.L V -i,. 3: 'lll Qfifflpen. QQ41NIif'HintownfA. 30-hlarysville-A. 27-lliddletown-H. Page sixiy-siac Baseball Lettermen HIS year's Baseball Lettermen number seventeen-- seven of them being Seniors, live Juniors, four Sopho- mores, and one Freshman, representing thirty-o11e years ot service as members of the Nl. H. S. Baseball Squad. Those receiving letters were: 1,l'fClI6I'S.' Elwood Wihitacre, a Senior with four years of X service on the mound, Bob Rupp, Junior, having three years mp of service to his name, Nlark Werner, Junior, this being his first year on the squad. IlIlfClIf'7'S.' Bob Norris, Senior, having served as a backstop lor three years, Bill Biddle, Sophomore, formerly an out- helder and playing his second year ot baseball: Bob Shuman, Sophomore, also an outfielder. having one year of service. First lffzse: Bradford Strock, a Junior. serving his second year as an initial sacker: Les Reed. Junior, this year being his first as a member of the team, Bill Shuman, Sophomore, with one year of serviee. Second Base: Bill Jacoby, a Senior, holding down this position for two years, Lloyd Cline, Junior, one year of service. Short Stop: hlarlin Gher, a Senior, having started his baseball career as a Junior at this same position, Edgar Ward, Sophomore. playing his first year of baseball. Third Base: Bess Sadler, the only Freshman on the squad, this being his first year as a letter- man. Left Field: Les Renard, a Senior, formerly an infielder, having started baseball as a Sophomore. Vcfrzfer Field: Bob Reed, Senior, joining the squad this season. Right l 1'el1I.' Paul Quigley, a Senior, playing his second year of baseball. Page sixty-seem Tennis l,THUlfGII the 194-0 Tennis Team faeed a diflieult schedule. the prospects for a successful season were very good, as Coach Thomas had lost only one of last year's squad lettermen by i graduation. Those who reported for the Team late in llareh were Blaine Hurley, Franklin Chambers, Bill Sunday, Hill Dougherty, Don Orris, David Rogers. Harold Xliller. and Bob Engle. Coach Thomas built his team around Blain Hurley and Franklin Vhambers. both members of last year's varsity squad, and Bill Dougherty. a Freshman. Hurley is back for his third year of Varsity tennis, while Chambers, although only a Sophomore, won his letter last year and will see much service. lii I Sunday. also a Sophomore, who played last year in doubles, shows mueh prom'se for this year's matches. Excellent tennis is expected from liil Dougherty, who worked out with last year's team, although he was not eligible for match competition. This year, as a l reshman, he is up for varsity Competition. Tennis has always been considered a minor sport at BI. H. S., but with this year's veteran team, Hurley, Dough- erty, Chambers. Sunday, Urris and Rogers, tennis promises to become a major sport at AI. II. S, TENNIS Si'HEDI'l,lC Saturday, April I3-Hanover .... . . Home Tuesday, April 16-Hliddletown . . . Away W'ednesday, April Q4-Red Lion . , . . . Away Saturday, April Q7gC'arson Long , . . . . Home lVednesday, Nlay I-New Cumberland . . . Away Thursday, May Qfhfiddletown . . . , . Home Saturday, lUay 4-lvilliam Penn , . . Away Wlednesday, Alay 8-Red Lion .... . . Home Saturday, May ll-Parson Long . . . . Home Wiednesday May 15--Xew Cumberland . . . Home Saturday, May 17fHanover .... . . Away I7 age sixly-eighi Athletic Parade YYXRBI August sun looked down on a quiet camp located near Fannettsburg. An oak tree stood near-by. and on this tree was a large green leaf. Along came a caravan of cars loaded with boys and equipment.. The leaf seemed to be very niuch interested in the happenings, and after several days had elapsed. and the boys had finished their practicing and were ready to return home. the leaf so liked the group of boys that it decided that it must go. too. Down the mountains into Nlechanicsburg danced the little leaf in a flurry of wind, following the speeding autos. This leaf decided that it would be the spirit of athletics in BI. H. S. By the time football season had ended. the little leaf was becoming brown and was ready to come in out of the cold, biting fall winds. So, into the gym it blew and nestled in one corner of the gym to watch the beginning basketball practices and later the games. lYith the proverbial spring house-cleaning the little leaf was chased from its resting-place. was wafted away in a hlarch gale, and was blown high into the air. It finally came to rest on the Hag-pole in hlemorial Park where it could observe both tennis and baseball. Baseball season wore into llay. and Mechanicsburg High School again proved her ability in another sport. The tennis season also came to an end. and all thc students felt that the spirit of athletics had left HI. H. S., but the little leaf had one more job to do: it came back to the school building on a warm Nlay wind and fell into a group of papers being prepared for the 19-L0 .flrt1'.w11z. snuggled carefully between them and turned out to be this page and the spirit of athletics in BI. H. S. lives on! , U. X ,i i Page sixty-nilze Girls' Volleyball 1115 girls w1-r1- 1111t 1111le t11 P12151 tl11-ir llSllIl1 V1,1l111y111111 11111111111 111 t111- 11111 11s sC111-111111111, S11 they p111y1111 tl11-111 11lll'1Y1Qf the first two w1111ks 111 1X13,l'C1l, K1iss 111111131118 1-1111-r111111 tl11: gzunes 11,1111 kept, s1-11r1'. '11111- firs1 gf111111- w11s 11111511-11 1111tw1'1'11 t1111 1 r11s11n11111 111111 S1111l111111111'1's. t111- 111111-1' wi1111i11g 1111- 511111111 113111.11 11v1-1'wl11-l111i11g s11111'11. T1111s11 w1111 D12Lyl'11 lll 11111 151111111 1'111' t,l1e F11-s111111'11 w1:1'11: 11111-11111 Zin1n11-rn11111, Doris -X11g1i11, Yi1'ygi11i11 1 f1iI?'Sl'l1, 111-tty J111111 .11l'1C'1il'l'. lictty 11111154 1C11it11 1121l'I', l 111l1'1IIl2L 111111151-r, 1'1V2l 1311w1111111, X11111111 Sl11112l1i1'l'. .11111111111 S1311l'lIl'l', Doris 511111, 111111 Doris HllI'1llGI'. '1'1111 S11p111111111r1- t1-11111 1'1111sist1111 111' Doris C'1111p. A111111 1111111111-1's. 1111111 11as111111r11. NYCVEL 1,11111l1111. 111'1rrai11e 1311111111 N11111-y Xyllltlllilll. Scllcrs. 11111111 F11r11111'11. 111111 11021.11 .111111-s. T111- 'S11p1111I1111r1-s 111111 .11111i11rs t111111 111-11111-s Yyisc, 31111111111 11r11w11, 11e1'11,111i111- 111111111 G1'111'1r p111y1111 21111 11x1'itiI1g s1-'L 111 g1111111s. '1'111' first 111111111 w11s w1,111 by t,111- .11111i11rs. w11i1e t1111 S11pl11111111r1-s w1111 tl1c s1fc111111 g111111v, 111111 t111r t11ir11 g11111c was w1111 by t111: -111111013 wit11 21 s1'11rc 111 QIWQO. T110 v11ft1'1ri1'1us J1l1l1Ul'S were ,Marie F11r1'11C1-, 113111211111 Vi11l11 :XI12lIIlS, ICV1-1y11 13o11s11111, D11rot11y H11rb11111, 1'lut,l1 K11is11-y, Mable Criswvll, G11rtru11c Baker, EIQ1111111' St11l111', 1,CiLI'1 I101'1:Il12Lll, Eris K1'1-itz1-1', 111111111111 F1t11111, .1051-p11i1111 C'1111ver, A111-1-11 1X11CI'1. X1l'l'2l J11111-s. l'a111i111' Fox, XYGFEL 1Sr11111111m11.11, 211111 G11r11111i11e NV1-ngor. 1111 1112111111 ll t111-1'11111111rs 1111. t1111 .11111i11rs, p111y1-11tl1e Seniors w1111 w1111 t11e first tw11 g1111111s, thus 1-1111111111t111g t1111 tl11r11 ga11'111. 71111080 1111 11111 9111111111 16211111 wcre: Botty Nailor, C11pt11i11: 1111t,ty 1Yl11t1111111, liutty G1-11s111r, .X111111 Knpp, Ruth 151112111111-1. K11t11ry11 l51111su111, 1'1IIlI112L C111111l111, Etlu-1 Kuisley, 1Yi1111i1- 1Y2111CI'S, A111-11 1'11tt1z1g111', 111111 1,1111li111- 1+'is111-1. Page .N'C1'f7llly Girls' Baslcetball NTER-f'l,.XSF girls' liziskvtlmzlll g21n1os were pl21y1-ml llllI'lllg llic lust two we-clis 111 FQl7I'l12lI'y. Ill orclc-1' to play 011 tliv ie2m1, 1111-111111-1's l12ul to be present Elf sc-vc-11 of thc practiccs. Tliv first 132111142 i11 tlic soric-S was played lie-twcc-11 tlu- Frvsli- ' mon illlll tho SOIJll0IllUI'0S. This giillli' 1-iulod i11 21 s11121sl1i11g Vic-tory for thc Supl1c1111u1'cs. The l 1'csl1111v11 te-2m1 was under tlu- c21pt21i11sl1ip of lictty J2111c lirickcr, Elllil the otlicr class- 11121.to pl21y1-rs wvrc: Josie- Du11gl1e1'ty, l5o1111ic Za-llc-rs. Alica- Boiitzcl, Arla Kufz. 151-tty J2111c- Stclilc, G1-r21lcli11u Haley, Nlary Stillllbilllgll, Janis Iialcy, Edith Burr and Doris l3llI'l,lll'l'. The VlC't0l'l0llS Sopl1on1o1'cs wc-rc' lcrl lmy .Xlicc Roclpgvrs. Tlic otlicr playa-rs were V1-r21 L0llil0I1. Nancy Xvlllllfllitll. llildra-cl Bruwii, Lo1'r21i11c- liciulvr, liclith QYZISSGIIH, fi0I'EllCllInlG Ridcr, Doris C'21pp, Ruth l321,scl1orc, Xvl0l2L Farm-111-Q, 211111 Grzice Sellers. The Sr1pl1o111o1'c-s l'l16'l1 played the J1111iu1's who won lwy 21 score of ll tu 9. T110 -Illllltbl' tc-am colisistc-cl of iXI21ric F2ll'l'llC'l'. Ciflptilllll G1-1'21lcli11c lYe11gc1', Joscpliinc cl00VCI', Dorotliy llarliolcl. Ruth Knislcy, Khirgarct Tg2LSOllUl'0. Eris Kreitzcr, l'c21.rl Hol'f1112m, G1-rtriulc linker, 21,1111 Vera lgI'l'IlINl6TIl?LIl. The iioxt QQELIIIC was pl21y1-ml lll'tXV0l'll thc -Il1IllUY'S and the Seniors. Tliis gilllli' was not Wim in the 1l1CCllSl0HlCll 1112111111-1', for the Juiiiors lic-at their Sc-niur 41111141111-11ts. The mlm-fm-21tccl Senior T1-am c-o11sist1-cl ui' llc-tty Nnilor, c'21,pt21i11g Bcity Gc11slv1', Frzim-vs C'21,ss1-115. lYi1111ie XV2l,ltl'l'S, Irl21 St.UI10l', K211l11'y11 IEUIISIIIII, Alix-0 Poltciger, Etllcl Knislcy. 211111 l'l111m21 Covkliil. All tlu-se QZIIIICS wore- 1'1-fcrccxl by Bliss lYilli21ms 2111rl 1-214-li qll2lI'tl'I' Cillllilllllxll ciglil 111i1111t1-s. Page .vfwerzly-11119 IJAXVIXG CLASS Dancing NE of the most im bortant minor sulfects ol' thc .l . . . 3 regular gym classes is dancing, ot which many types are taught to the girls. The first type is esthetic dancing. which develops grace and rhythm. Some of these dances demand toe-dancing, which is very difficult and requires a great deal ol' practice. The sehottische and mazurka dances come in this group. The clog dance is the most popular in the second group of active dances. This is similar to the tap dance but not as intricate nor as violent. The various individual steps may be put together to form a lively dance. These dances were very popular among the Negroes during the C'ivil lVar period on southern plantations. The third group of dances includes the various folk dances. These are really Very lovely when executed in perfect time. Some ballroom dancing has been taught by Nliss Wiilliams. This was taken up as a project by the students of her home room during home-room period. It furnished an opportunity for the boys and girls to become accustomed to dancing together. Its effect may be seen in the increasing: number of under classmen who not only attend school dances, but also lake part. in them. Page sereniy-fu 0 Girls' Gym Classes HIC girls' gym classes. under the supervision ol' Miss Wvillialns, have done quite a bit of work this year. The classes were divided into two sections. according to the type of work done. The first section was the seventh and eighth grades, and the second group was the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. plus the few Senior girls who took gym. In the seventh and eighth grades the girls were taught tumbhng, floor work, and dancing. The tumbling consisted of learning to do head stands. hand stands, cartwheels, and many other gymnastics. lhe floor work took in the many exercises which tend to improve the girls' posture. Esthetic, clog, and folk dances were also taught to these students. In the early fall the girls in tl1e seeond group were taught the technique of volleyball. After they attained some skill, they were divided into teams. In the winter the ninth grade girls had tumbling, while the otl1er girls in the upper classes had some clog dancing. They took up the study and tech- nique of basketball and then chose teams and played the game in class. The year was ended by the playing of baseball. When the weather permits, the baseball games are played at the park during gym-class periods. A GIRLS' GYM VIASS IX Al I'l0'X Page seventy-three 1 'Y ll lu W O ehxbs weve just start- otd hx 1925 , Q than of the ' with the exerp ' ' these ten mg, Latin Chxb. Duung, thev have grown by Keeps f the or- yezws t tu nth today A hounds, u ffiteen chxbs. ZUX ggzmization inchxdes . Staff Mem bers Players Page S6I'6flf.Y'f0ur THX TITIES iai Interests Clubs we Spec stigations Av ocational lnve Pu gp .901-f,,IlV-flI'6 Ed ZifU'I'-1.71 -C'l1'1'1jf , .-'lssfstarzt Editor . Personal Editor . A ss istant .... Personal Assistants The Artisan Staff JEAN BENDER RUTH BYEXYVOMER IIELEN SIIETTIGL PEGGY HARVEY JACK BENIJER ANNA BIA RY Corin LIC Y IUJTH FRY GOLDIE KUNKLE ELINOR NUMBERs ISETTY XVALTERS XYINIEREIJ XYIIORLEY IQATHRYX XYIDDER YY1 LMA XVUNGEL I lflub Editor . I 'lub .'1NSIiSffl7lfH . Boys' Sports Stqff . Girls, Sports Ifclftor G zfrls' Sports .- I ss istant Art Stoff' . . . . Photographic Stctff . Floss II1'stor1'au . Assistants , . I7lassl'ropl1et . .-issistant . . Class Will . IQUTII SAYLOR TXNNA GAYMAN STANLEY IIOLLINGE DICK RICHARDS EN'EI.i'N YVIDDER XYAYNE QQUINIVAN JonN CIIAMRERS GERALD clAPP JEAN IQEEFER BETTY NICKEY BETTY lNI1LLER Lols SHOPE En STANS1-'IELD JOE 'TAYLOR BILL JACOBY RUSSELL LEBO DIARY lNI1LLER EYELYN BOLLING ER RUSSELL Ix1PP Bon BoYsoN JANE xVEBEIi JEANNE BEITZPJIY BIARIAN IIUTH It The Class of 19410 publisln-s the tenth annual yearbook which is the fifth edition of mfhe .Xrtisan.', The Staff for 6'The Artisan, selected from volunteers fI'0111 the Senior Class. works in two groups: the Editorial Staff and the Business Staff. Page seventy-six Page The Torch Staff El'IIAXIl'5Bl'RG High School's newspaper, T110 Torclz, is pnhlisllcd monthly by the students. The Torch is El member of thc National Scholastic- Pri:-sf -xSSOCi2Lti0l1. thc- Pcnnswl vzmizm Prvss Association. and the lffzmst-YH-st Slloro Prcss Assoc-latloll. T117 Torr'l1 stuff is separated into two dCp2l,I'tIllf:'lltSI thc limlitorial Staff and thc Business Stzmtt Ifrlilorx-irz-I'llifjf . . ,I.vxixfr1nf Ifrlflor . . ,llulrr-fp . . . lioys' Sporty . . l.v.v1'.vhl11l.v: linxlxn II1'R1.11:Y 1 ll.xu1,l1:s M11.1.lcl: G1'rI.v'Sp0rf.w . . . 1fl'1IUlAfl'I'N.' linrrn lhmc IS,xRls,xn.x IiENxr1'r'r ROBERT IQUYSUX I,uL'ls1f: Blflwxllzlc OWEN f'nIsl-:LY Iirfrsx' Illaxczx' JEAN lil-IICFIGH ISILL l,nLl,1m-n THE lCDlTORI.Xl, S'l'.Xl l-' l5E'1 1'Y Xlvkm' WAYNIAJ Clvlxlxxxx Psucax' Iltxnvl-:Y . Osenxle Sl-:Y1.r:1: Do XVI W11.l,r.x51 .I.xvum' X IiI'TIlI'1Rl1'ORl1 l.1,1.x31 S1'xn.xY J.xNE'r C'um'151c Hryrn Mr'K1cr: 'l'.xwn,l,A A.lliSSl+IHSNll'I'H DUNALD Nlurrrux BIARY P.x1'1. Illlllllll' . . .HIIIIIIIIV , If.l'l',IlllIfll' , Powlry . , fnpy H:-mlrr H1'u1lll'Il1'.v ALl1'l1: Ru IDGEICS . -Il-IAN BISNDIQIK lil rn NYl'lXYI'flIVlEli lB14:'r'l'v W.x1.Tr:ns lirssx-11,14 KIPP . . Alu C'uLLEu Mxnux FISH NIARY MILL!-:R .XIITIIVR lil!!-IITZI-IR PAVL F-T,n1n.x1'u11 JANE Xvlililili NIEDA XYEISIC THE BISINIGSS S'l'Al l4' H11.vi11c'.v.v Jfllllllgfl' . .-I 1l1'f'rI1'.vfr1g ,1I1IIH1gl'l' A .v.v1'.vlc1r1f.w.' Avxx XIARY Hn-Kl.r1Y H1-TPTY f:0OIlIlAR'l' f'1Al'!'7llUfI-IJII .lfumzgrr A ss1'.vfa nlx: Bon KINTZI-JR l,AliYL lll'1I, l'0R Ty pzlwfs: Bmwry l o1'c:H'r JVNE NAILOR M,xRI.xN Rvrn sezferz fy-S6l'f'lI . IQLLEN Rrplzlxsmx . Nltsnl-:L Bvsmzi' Fluxlc XIOSIIICR K.x1'Hm'x xYlDDI'1R . .Xxxn l on'l'xm' JAM:-is R4 rmxsox livl-11.x'x xYlDDICR Lois Snomc ,IEW S'r,xn1. RI'1'l'lI.X Yunx I,l'0ILfl'!'Il!l1'l'.N' . , Hunnius Krxkm: IIICLI-lN S111-:'r'1'E1. 3 N- -, 5 'lim-..,l..15 M7 4 M' . , gf' -- Y . ' m,.H',,S' MEETS GETTYSBURG m Q, V . ? 'C-A225521A-n.t,v,qmm.m,,. ' , MPURUNT GAME' 5 J ,V hm QM V r., 5t:.,,,lr1f.1.w,,,, N 1.5enW..q'rv, ' 5'fifig,'7 ' mum' ' 1,,,f:::,t:ffff'13fI M w .,..,. :LL glitz.: 5 'lj--f-W .f,:311y,C5 ' MM, N X W 0 1 C?-':MT.,.n,if1Oxzu fM.n,t..,.,,5,, T , t -t N 7 -in ORCH VW' loss! Bvsiness Slqglcm, Egg? 5 tY mf-W.. 5315 y. A .M - ,N X ffrowm Mmm., Lmiffwmex fw...w-. X- Q Wnhfmom Mew-ww. New Pmmg, OIPMW, NA,mH,,H gg:-Mb. i2 A',... 3 '-1,5 As Classes fn5 ?w F0-wdefs o.,, -MH? tl Listgzg: gggyfm. Qs, Febfwfygy 5. ,, rr:-N,...f L: ,I ,ww-B . M ., ,, 'K-mnmw., f ::, N'-Q-.Mm V'q::gg-fi vs-..zw....,.u Iv f....f-..M.,, - wf,,.:: ML 'a.::,n ,M f ..,,m5.... 3+L....m,w ' I M ..t.t,q-'J-- it -f y, W. . W-Hf.....,,p:, Wzmgg M. W, ..,.my3,. :gl-.. .. ng m.tyyg9.,.,.,. yy- .. . 2-47 f... ' A ., W. .... ,M -W ,.,-..,,, .,..,M.H-.N --W., .,..4.,-M -..N yKg..,,.M,. .:v::-Q hr. ., MW TlM 2:3 jtwfffffi' ff- I?--1 .ww Some of the otl1er engagements played by the Band during the -,-- M ..:nwx'-'-' ew' W-f..1rv':J:f-mu The Band N January Q6 the Band held its annual winter concert in the high school auditorium. The animal assembly program by the Band was given on lllarch the required numbers of the Forensic and llusic League April 1, in the BI. H. S. auditorium, and our Band won first place. 27. For this concert they played Contest. This contest was held year were the Hallowe'en Parade and the Christmas llarching Contest, both of which were held in a f1reman's parade, a political victory parade, and for the usual pep meetings and football games. On Sunday afternoon, February 11, the Band was featured in a broadcast from station NVKBU, Harrisburg. B Ci ILOR G VARD XYIHGINIA S'r.u'F1fEIc DIARY l.Ul'ISE xYElSI'1 .losi-zruixic Foovrgn AD,n1.u-I l lOHI,lEH Flat C'If1.rr'r:eZs: Flwmk Mosxucu F11 S'r.-xNslf1m.n .IAN1-yr f'0ovmc ADA f'o1.1,I2n FRI-:D STONI-in Hman ll1iNDERSON GRACE lXI1cssINGuR M ARMN rm I3niNm,n Lorisn Bmvrxan IJELYIN I-'ohm' LYNN IIAKIN GL.xDYs S1-ii-:Alum K.x'1'Hu1uXu B031-In JUAN PAFL RIARILYN RI1a.4I.s BIARY Lol! CCJLLER E Fla! flfIlT7,7lFf-' I,Oll0'I'HY ZIMMERMAN Osman SAYLER . Harrisburg. They also played for OFFICTSRS . . . l'rrs1'r1enl ARTHFR S'r.u1nAf'H. . . l'1'1'e-l'r1's1'rlenl LOVISE Bl'R'1'NE1t .IoH N CHA MBERS . . . , , Serrfcinry . . . NfIlIII'ILlDf7'f'Cf07' EARL l'lEli'I'ZI.l-Ili . JOHN f'1I.m1ur:Rs . SKIPPY DlCffLANE BIAE Fm' ClEILA LDINE IQALEY llETTY SNYDEII . . Nfudellf .'l11111.11,y1eT . . Drum Major . . .... .ll asrrol . Tzu frlz-rs A Ho l'lu.1'1fl1ef: B1 R Urn C'o1.I.m'c mx I'Ir1.r7'f1vI.' BERNARD WVILLIAMS Bn Nxomz : V1 Hun. 111-girrzu-zR n'nff!.s.' A HTH Un STAN BACH ,ALIDEN M1f.xLs Bon ST,xI'Fi-'rgn C'.um'icn li.-XNE Iinvmien Ili-:wmv Bon STECKIXECK Rienanu Sw-gvuiaxs YUYLA Aimxis Oboe: fllilCALDINE IQALEY lx1li.lXIARL1N IG. ll01iH!4IT'I'E , , Director lX'lli,hVAYNE Nmiswmxngic . . Jlmmgfzr BAND PERSONNEL llurnx: Josirg Doiioui-ZHTY Iiurn ST.-KIKHY IXIARY STIMSUAVGH l5E'1 l'Y ZIMMEHMAN 7'mmIm11.f'.s.' BILL BHVBAKEH GIQORGI4: B1,,u'K XVAYNI-I f'oCKLlcx' l7Al'I, BOXVMAN I.onn.41N1f1 lfinrrnow IJONALD RvN,x1m l311rz'f01lc.s.' .loux Cnuiuuics Oscan SIQYLI-:H Bass: .Ii-:mer YN 01.1715 .-llfo Srurfs: Boxxiic Z1ci.1.xns PAUL S'1'AmB.u'oH Tumi' SHI: S'l',aNLl:Y HoI.I.1No1-21: Smurf' Drums: Bon SHr:H'En BILL NV1L1.IAA1s .Taxis Ii.-XLEY BIANY Lol' SHANDELMEIR Iiaav Drum: Ross Ensm' ffumbzzls: ROBERT Ixm:FER Ball Lyms: TAWILL.-x All-ISSEHSMITH RIEDA XYEISE Page sereniy-eight ' ' M- 'F Nw' ' Crchestra HE High School Orchestra, consisting of thirty-five members. is one of the oldest musical organizations in the school, and is known for its excellent performances. This group plays for the weekly assembly programs and various musical activities. In this manner it has been kept busy providing musical accompaniment for the dramas presented on the hfechanicsburg High School stage, such as the Senior Play, the Junior Play, and the Faculty Play. lVIr. lVIarlin E. hlorrette, a graduate of Ithaca Conservatory of lNIusic, is the director of this organization. Having formerly attended lfechanicsburg High School himself, he is as eager as the student members to maintain the reputation of the School Orchestra. litany of the members have played in the orchestra for several years and may be regarded as experienced musicians. It is probable that many will continue their playing in similar organizations when their high school careers are over. Others will probably continue with music teaching as their profession. Outside organizations may secure their services for productions in the school, and during the year the Orchestra was called upon several times for this purpose. lifr. lllorrettc has organized three orchestras this year?the First Orchestra, the Second Orchestra and the Beginners' Orchestra, each with one regular rehearsal a week. This year, for the first time in its history, the High School Orchestra is entering the Forensic Contest in competition with other Class B High School orchestras. This is something new and offers much experience for a worth-while organization. Page sevenly-nine MISS Rom-:RT Bxmzlc RLTH B.XSl'III0Rl1I Lolzlulxlc BIGNIDICIQ ROBERT Bwwsox NIIIADREIJ lirzmvw Lorlslc lh'IeTN1f:lc lD1c'K C'msL1-1 l,ol'Is CYJOK SENIOR DRAMA CLUB LUXll.XXIG1'Kl'Zli ..... NIARY Kl'M1.15le HAROLD l L3'l'Rmv BIARIAN l 1sH BIILIGS Goo11M.xN XVAYNIC fQl'INIYAN WILDA Ilmcs1m.xN Jinx .loxlzs J 14: A N Klcm-'IQR MAKEUP Miss I,r:N1:.xNEc'1i14:le , l m'ully .lfll'I'M'l' Usfxxu SICYIAQH ....... Prfwfrlwzf SAM HoLL1N4zE1e lim'1:1cLY 5'l'Ex'm:s C1l.ucL11:s OSIRORNIQ Bun KINTZEIQ H.XRfJl,lJ FICTIQOXV l51:'rTY S11E.xFl1'13n JEAN .longs RL ru B.xs1c1mR1s BOB Klvrzl-:lc I3r:'F1I Mc'K1f:u Rl I'll XEwc'4mmR JANE Mllmclc l3l4:T'1'Y Nlvmzl' RVT11 S,n'I.rm -Irxlc St'HXYINUI'2R BI5'1 l'Y SH 14: A 11' F ICR CLUB I,0N.Xl,D fJliRIS ANN 1901: rx m' Bl'IT'l'Y Wu1'1'A1.xx Mun' G.xm1.xx NIAIQIE Fwrnow S.xLLY lhvrs 1'vllC1l1fjj ,lffz'1'xf'r I 'M'- Lors SI-mme l'1guGY NYQUIJ Iilcvrznmf STIQVENS IBETTY WAu,1'1f1Rs Lois W1cIcmTsTux14: l,0RlJTliY Zlmlrcxumx K.k'flIlC16IXl'1 xYUL1-'Ii BR.kDI ORID S'1'RoCK I,l'l'SI.Ill'lIf Svr'rr'lury .Xxxx M Am' W1l,I.1A.us JANE M1L1.E1c Mxlcrni IVKICS , N FRENCH CLUB Miss ZININIEIKNIAX . . l fu'11lf,y Afl1'i.w'r W.xYw1 G1'Iwlx'.xw . . IW-1-I'rfwiflw1l l'r1uraY lI.xm'm' ,...... l'rvxfr1rul Bmll NICKEIQ: Nw'rf'fury l,l'f'I1,1.1-: lll411.I. JEAN BICXIDICR HI-1'l'TY Aww: l3m1m1.l. Iiw11.x'x l3fv1,L1xr,s1-:H NIAIH-II, IEVSIHIY Nl1c.l11,1-,ui NIILIJRICII .Xlynls Iluxm' lhkxclc IKAY IXICANII-Ili l.t'c'rL1,E l31c1.L III-:mux lilervlc G1f:l:,x1,n VAPP lin' f'LI'1NI llolxswr f1fM'Kl.lY Divx lirmixlms ICxnul'm'K1,1N Rl I'Il Fnm' .I lux Kl'II'1I FlIi R1 'ru XEXYCIIXIIGIQ I3l41'l 1'Y NIVKI-:Y CPdWERPx . 1 11r'11lfy,l1l1'i4vr'r C, ugvx l'11:le1'l4:xn.u'u11 HIAIICIC Fm' Juux G11.m-:wr J,u'K G1:,u1.u1 I!rmBl41R'1' Gnlnnlml llmmux' IIIL1.En.xss BILL J.u'0lzY G ICOIZGIC Ko111.1I.x.sw Jmix I..xr'x'En NI xRl.xN RVT11 RI l'Il S.w1,m: .I .x Y E W rc I3 11: It K XTHRYN Winn Ii li I-In-:1,Yw Wmmcn CLUB l'.xl'l, f'IHISSRl.X .losm-n 1,1-Jun' li1'nl,mzo .Imax LINN lfulcn NIl'xn1.x VXICI. N14:Lsnx IMRYI, R1f:c l'0n Divx STIQPIIENS l m4:rJ STHNI-112 Him. SL'wn.n' N l'r:x1cL NYI'l'RIliId ,XLIVI-I ZIXINIICRM xx Pu Lula ZIMMIQIWAN Rl SSI-Il,l. KIPI' Bl1.1.l',xl1. 1II'l,NlAflI'llf G1-:meals W.xuExEn l'Im:.m WAR11 Gla1c.xL1x Wlcwulfzlc ,Ifmx W1-1s'r1f.xI,1. BILL YY1l.1.u1Is l'm'l.1.ls Wusrm ll.x1mLn ZIMMERMAN IllH3l'lH'l' Zmm-1l:x1.xN lg... HOME ECONOMICS CLUB llllcs, ll0I'sLKN1-:f'nT, Fur-nity ,'lf17'l'-NPT .ll-:AN Alcixwrlcuvxlz, l'fe'.ff'flwH,' lllhkl. CflI'KI.IN, Vice- I'r'v.v1'riw1fg llllxlu' RILEY, Swr'1'+'lr1l'y-T1'wl,su1'e1'. ,llz'111lm1'.v.' Helen Xllwigllt, llclltll IQEIIT, Duwwtlly BATOS, Betty Ann lliclcllo, Alzlry Brown, xvlVlflll linrnl, Prix:-illn. Burns, Dnris Bllrtncr, Doris lmvis, C'l0ru'u llfxnery, Aileen lfVZlI1S, Flwie l f:r vrxl1:u1:1l1, Pnnlino Fisllcl, Argurr-tt:: Fnltz, hlilflrml flutsllxlll, Mabel Kallcy, Mario l,1-ally, llury lmib, Pauline lllzxrtin, lfnnnu Myers, linllx I'ot?eig1vr, Ilvlcn lleigrhtc-r, hlury liollr, Jvrmne Wagner. F. F. A. CLUB MR. lX'l0XVl'Zl'lY, Furulty Adviser RthRl4ZliT RU-P, i'n'.w'rlm!,' D.xI.l2 Anxns, Sv1're!rrry,' l.lcE li1z,x1'Knn1., lvl-C?-lJ7'!'SI-fll'lIff Cjl.Ylll'1 S'I'1lflITK, 7'reu.w1:'r'r,' YYAYNE W1'1 Pl11lc, Reporter: lJ.xLr: S'I'.xRl4:, llfalfzlz Dag. ,l1f'ml1f'1'.s.' Dcmnlcl Adams, .Xrtlmr liroilzf-r, Ellwzwd llliller, llzlvicl Sunmlzly, Paul Snncler, Robert Sllunmn, Pzxul linnn, l':u1l Yurletts, John Yorlets, .lolln liolwur, Clyde Allufiglll, Ray Knnlsle, llflrrvld Snyder, lfrzlnk liusrelxore, lkwiml Arnold, Rrwsco Billet, lVillianx Burns, llynn Clnusor, llurvey Cook, .lanues IJLIHVZIU, liubcrt Hnlfry, Rivhxxrcl liilts, lJ:mny lVIoy0r, Gcrulcl Simons, Roy Snyder, Donald Dietz, Hurnlzl lfvkerr, Ray Snnnmns, Xvllllfllll Deily. Vl'illi:un Slllllllllll. - JOURNALIYSM CLUB c.lOl.Dll'11fl'Nlil'II.,1J7'1'Sl'lf1'1IffflA'l'I'Il4IRlNlilg0Yl1I1i,f,ll'lOl'illl4IlfAHl'Il'IUlU:1, l'1'.,c-I'z'mi1Zvr1fsg Luusxa l3I'1c'rN14:1c, Srfrm:lu1'y,' .XI.n'14: lCOlJIPllliS, .lull-gs RL'no!.x'H, li1I.1.l.uL1.xr'n. M.x1n.xN SNI-II lmkrglc, 1.Ilf1'fzw1'rm.N. -g1lwf1,!vw'.w.' Ilillvn Robinson. Betty Nivkey. X'iulzLAfl:11ns, AlIll'L!2Ll'L5llB1lSGllIDI'!', lllvclyn lionsnm, -lPIlllI19 Brlve, Vera l5I'!!IlI1f'llliHl, Rlulycl frlswoll, llznnrfl l'Ir1g1le,Gr:1r'e lipplcry, linfh linieoly, ,IueRcn:11'nl. Mfxriim lfisll, l,zwnure Gnuu, Ri:-lxzlrcl lie:-t, Winifrocl lglckr-rl, Mvrizxm 1 S I lcrtzlf-r. l re4l:1lw-ryl lllwyf-1' XYfnil'rell Izuller, Yirginlxx Foifz-rt, C'l:xrilnc-ll Stone. Page eighly-lu 0 7, ,, 1,77 l MARIONETTE CLUB Mn. 'l'nm1.xs ...,.4...........,.. I ur-nlfy ,lflz-1'.w'r IMRYL REf'T1m . . . ,,.,. l,l'1'SI'I1l'Ilf YHQGINIA S'r,xr'1fF!iH . , . . I'z'r'f'-1'rw.siflw1f .Xxvx Blum' C'm'li1,1cx' .... .,... . ql'f'I't'fllFjj-Tfl'!INlII'l'I' B.XRli.KR.k B15xNE'rT Drums S.xDI.E1: lhvln Rmsrzlcs XYl1,1.1.u1 IJIETZ JANIQT Durrz i'.xRnLYx Romans H,xHm1.n liicl-:xxl-:MAN liA1.Pu Aslmrlcx Llfzsmu ,XN111-zusox 3lARlLYN 311-IALS lDux.x1.n f:l.EYY l,ON.XLIl Smoxs B11:T'rY F5115 N xxvx' So1'111cH Nlll.TlIl7XI.XS ...,. . Family.l1lri.vz'r Bliss H,XNIIL'FCbN . . . . , . . IfufvlllyA1lz'i.w'r I':I.XVOUD Xv1Il'l',Xl RE . . Stage Jlunugvr EVUENE I'r1'l'Tlcml51: . ,.,. Bunlrwr WAYNI4: G1'Ix1v.xN 4 , .... Y num! Bmvrx' JAN:-1 NAILMQ . , 7'rcu.vurvr 1,1-:wls l'uoK . . . . . l'rnjn-fforz1f.sl XYINIFRICD WAl,'1'1c1cs . . ls'ool.'Aw'pvr I'I1,xuLr:s M11.Ll1:H . .,.. l'rojvf't1'm1i.st XYILLIAM l'.u'L Al's'rlN lhsEl1uluf: llux.-um NIUICTUN lhvlli Wow!-1 xYII.LI.XM SVNDAY Page eighly-llzfee ,V L xxx SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL Mu. Xv0IiELSONG , J1f:m:Y NYULFE RLJIXEIQT BEND!-:R IIAROLD ISRIQNNEMAN D.4NIl4IL CAPP YYILLIAM Cox Luc wN,x1uJ D ICA V1-1 RS DEI.X'IN Foluw IDICK GARB1cRIC1l YVIl.LLnl GINcsEmc'H DONALD GLIQIM .-'lzlvisvr . . wtlllfllill SIRIIJX IIEm'z1.lcR ICUBERT HOHNIQR RICHARD II0s1'1.1c11 DoNAx1.D L.x1'vr:R Grammar-: Ih:Nr3Kr:u CLLICX RICISINGIQR GEORGE VYAGNICR II.xno1.n VVISEII G 1c1u1,D XYOLFIG KLEURGIC II.u111,1'oN ARCHERY CLUB BETTY xY.XL'l'EIlS . . DIERLIN LIHER. ROBERT Z1xmlcRx1.xN PNVL C'IzEsSxI.xN Fu.xN1i IIIGIIBPLRGRIQ 1,0NAl,D BIURTON . . Vlljfflllll . . l'o-f'u.plr11N ELIZAl5I'1'l'H GENSLI lc AIHMAE H0s1.r:R ELINUR NVMBICRS Is.us1:1,Llf: Slllfli Nl 11.I.1m BADMINTON CLUB Nl Iss YYII.I.I,xMs Amr:-1 HODGIGRS LURAIN BINDER . Ems Km-zvrzl-:R EL1z.usl-:'rH flEX5LI-IR .XDAMAE HCJSIAIAIR Isusm, SHUI! JEAN ISIQNUER ALIVE I'u'1'TmGER Joslfzlfulxm i'om'1f1R JEAN Bmc'E . . . . . ,-lrlvismr . Prexirlenl Qf 11 Club . . l'r4'.vizlenI Qf If Ulu l':DI'I'lI CASSENS M.xRY Lol? 9lI.xN1115m11 Il l31,AxNL'1u-1 GIXGICRICII ANNA Kimi' EYELYN BUVSUM EYELYN SHANK E'rul4:L KNISI-:LY livL:1,YN XYIIJDICR Mmslgl. CRISNVELI. RITTH IQXISICLY .I.xCQL'1CLIN1c 'l'AY1.01c L J I age eighiy-four SPEECH ARTS CLUB NIIi.IIl'l'IlICll . Oscxm Sm'1.1'1le I'I'l'lll'1l. Kwls1cl.Y . .Xxx l u1:'l'Nm', . S.xMl'lcl, IIo1.mNc:l11n lJnx.u,n Umzls l'l1.uu,l-zs Osmmwl-1 l I.rrlclcNc'l41 Nl.xlc'1'lx . l4l1'1'.wr . . .IJFVNI-I1l'llf I '1'r'w-I'r1w1'1l4'l1l . S4'r'rf'lury Ev1cl,YN SIIANK Muuox SNlc1.1z.xK141l: hu S'l'OXICR RL rn RYl'lR'l'Z fs-1 LIBRARY CLUB Nl :ss linux: . Klum' JANE ADAMS III'1'l I'Y l3oYr'E lixix Iiuwxixx lIlc.xTlcIf'r: BuEwB.xK1clz NI1I.Dm':n IIREWBAKEI: I'Im'rn lI1:I'c'E Klum' JANE Bran .Imam-Hlwr-3 f'oox'1-:Ir I.I':oN,xIcD IJHAY1-:les .I.xxlc'l' Dr1l'csL.xs RVTII I,VNKEI.BEH4iI-IIC l'Il,s1r: I'IER'I'EXBAl'GIl Nl.ml'11, I lcR'l'HNIs.xl'rsl1 . . . . . ,IKIIFIINUT l'.x'l'1m'1.x FINLI-:Y .Xwvx l usTmz lIm 1'Y l m'c:IVr lilrxmlclm Guelsl-:R1c'11 Rvru GRUNIXGER .Ixus Gnrwncw I'IS'I'lll'Ili RYAGXER NI,uc.mnlr4: W.xL'rr:H NIICIIK XVHISE Grew:-ixix XYEXGER S1 mxxlc RYIIURLEY I,muc'1 1',x W41L1fE M. H. S. DANCE ORCHESTRA Nfl.:-mf .Mu 4'm.1,1-in l'z'fnm.v.- .I wifi' 1'um'r:u IIUXYIIC Zlc1.I,IilH II1c'1'll XIVIQICIC F1 Wu ll S'rxx.'1-'l1c1,n V. Q 'I I R I mlm: 'l'I1mc1.14:Y IIHI,l,IYfiI-Ili lfrum: IJHA NK I limi lililililili .Imlx l'1l.n11zlcn+a Nl.xm.lx Nlmclcm 1'11: liuxx: RIIIIICIFI' S'l'l'I,l. fluilur: lI1.,uNr1 Il1'm.m' Im lJl'IlIllS.' RHlH4IR'I' 5111411-'lflclc IIICIMIAX IIIH'1.'I4I Page eiglzlyffire NIIIIHVFSI lI1ax'x4:1c1.Y S'l'l4:x'l-Ns RYARIKICN I'IIf'KI'IH Trio: Lens Slim-14: K.x'1'um'x WUIM4. 'INN S1'!lW.Xl.M 17: Soprano .X11.EEN ALLEN .IEA NN I.: IBEITZ HL BIIIHAM BHENNEMAN SARA ICPPLEY BIARI.-XX FISH ANN I O1I'1'NEY BETSY IJEAGY JEAN NIILLER DIARY NIUSER XJELMA IuL'CL'RDY DIARY PAUL IIIIEA l'EI1f'EER JANE W'EHER LAVRA XVICIGLE I'Ec:c:Y JVUUD MH. LONG . ROIIIQWI' ROLLNIAN IKUISICIVI' BAKER NIARIAX FISH BETTY BOLLINGER EDWARD XAILOR VAROLYN ROGERS Romcwr BOYSON ADA CULLIGR GLEE CLUB' , I H0 ANNA CAYMAN PHYI.I.1s l,Osm'uER DIARY NIAIHLXIIITI' NIILLER NIILIJRI-IIJ BIl'SSI'Il,MAX RVTII S4'lIXV.XI.M BIAli1LXlHC'I' SDA!-1IfFI-:R DIAIIIIC SI.0'I'Il0l'R f'ATIIl-:HINE NYEHILI-: DIARY l.OI'IsE XYEISE sYINll4'RI'llJ XVIIURLEY PIIYLLIH VVILDON PEARL JVITMICR Tmmr LLOYD HOIIIIINDEII BOB BUYSOX YYAHHEN FIc'KEs IJONALIJ GLENN STANLEY SICESI-I DOXIXLIJ SIAIONS KENNETH STONE C'LARENc'I-3 STONER JOE 'IWAYLOR Pirznisl ISETTY G ETZ STUDENT COUNCIL . . . I-lrlvixvr JOHN KINTZ DOHIS ,XNDLIN XYILMA YI'Nc:I-:L ROHEIVI' RTI-If IiI l'll XEWVOMER LOIS xYRlGII'l'S'FONE l'Icuc:Y IIAHVIJY IJARYL Ill+I1 l'17ll Lois SIIOPE . BILL SHVMAN CIIARLICS STONE JOSIE DOI'c:DI1:H'1'Y HELEN H1-:H'Il'TEH BETSY IIEAOY BENSON Sl'ANGI.ICR I'IONVAIiD IIEINAMAN Bass JOHN CHAMBERS DANIEL ENGLE SAMYEL HCJLIIIXIIICII BLAINE HI'RLEY DOXIXLD KKJSICR CIIAHLES MI1.Ll41H CLARENCE NIORRUXV IIARRY News JAMES ROBINSON OSCAR SEYLER EDWARD STANSIIIELD VANCE VVAGGUNER J I-:RRY VVOLFE . . PTI'-Sllllfllf BIARIE FETRONV ROBERT IfIOL'rnI' CALVIN IJITHTXICR BETTY STAVEH JOHN GILBICRT CHARLES Ru-v KATIIIIYN VYOI.I+'1c Page ciqhlv me The Faculty Play HE a11x1ual faculty production this year was lYhat a l,ifc,', the nproarious comedy already popular on Broadway, in the movies and on the radio. The play was presented llarch 4- and 5 in the high school auditorium. llr. Blarlin E. Blorrette gave an outstanding performance as Henry Aldrich. the hlundcring. lovahle high-school boy who borrows trouhle when he cannot find it. Blr. lllorrette was ably supported hy an excellently chosen cast with lllr. James G. Haggerty directing. Miss Edith Forney portrayed Barbara Pearson. the president of the Junior Class, with whom Henry became infatuated. The plot of the play centered about Henry's two uppermost thoughts at the moment: to take Barbara Pearson to the Junior Dance and to enter Princeton in the fall and become an honor student. Henry's mother Chliss Irva Zinnnermanl has decreed that in order to ohtain the money for the dance he must make the highest mark in his class in the Roman History test to he given the day previous to the dance. Dismayed and desperate. Henry cheats in the test, thus gaining the highest mark--hut his cheating is revealed. Hcnry. undaunted. struggles through this seemingly unending maze of trouhlc. and triumphantly takes WHAT A LIFE A comedy in Three Acts by 1'1,lFFonn ciULIlSMITll CAST OI f'HAlt.U'Tl'lRS tln order of appearancej Barbara to the dance. .llisx Shen. Secretary to the lligh School l'rincipz:l . . . . , Mics. AIt'I'lll'R Mosiik Jlr. Xclmn. Assistant Principal .,....... Wfxyxiz H. Xl-ziswicxwziz A Shulent-liill ....,... , . . liovn Nl. Fon'rNEY Jlr. 1,flfft'l'N0lI. A history teacher . .llfsx Pike ...,.,.. . .lliss lffyglrfslrnl . . .ll im ,lnlzlzsrm . ,lIr. Vccclziflu . . llffnry .llrlrfclz . . Ilarlzuru Pearson 4 . . . Gt'TfI.I' .,............, Jlr. lirrldlcy, High School Principal . . .llfxs lVlI6f'llfI' .,......... George Higclnzr . Jlrx. .-Ilflrich . . . .Urn l l'l'fjHSOII . . . Jlury. colored girl . Page eighly-seven 4 . R. S. flLIPl'lNGER lilcilu 1.oxuANi-:cur-:R K.x'runvx YANN.Kl'KE1t xIAItfi.XRIj'l' IC. ST.Kl'l1'FER A A . . lu. P. lnoxus Nl.xnl.1N li. NIORRlC'l l'l'I . . . Enrrn Fo1cNEY , l,HROTIlY II,n1n.'roN . , , . K.E.B1'r-nun K.vl'1lEinxl': VVi1.1,l.xMs , .XLBRRT S. NIUWI-IRY . . Imix Zum!-1m1,sN , . . . J. M. IQICLLEY . Mics. lllDI'SEKNlCC'IIT Senior Play NSURPASSED by any play ever produced in lleehanicsburg High School, The Admirable Crichton, a four-act drama Written by James ll. Barrie, was presented by the Senior Class on February 15 and Ili in the High School auditorium. The mercury hit zero. The snow came. accompanied by a wind which caused falling snow to drift. Despite the elements the play was well attended on Thursday, and the auditorium was filled to capacity on Friday evening. John Chambers, acting in the difficult role of '6The Admirable Crichton, gave an impressive performance. Crichton was the butler in the noble household of Lord Loam, played by Wayne Guinivan. Lord Loam's three charming daughters. Ladies hlary, Agatha and Catherine, were portrayed very capably by Peggy Harvey, Elinor Numbers, and Betty Walters. Stanley Hollinger was a perfect Lord Brocklehurst and Tweeny, the girls' maid, was skilfully enacted by Florence llfartin, a newcomer to the stage of ll. H. S. Scheming lfrnest, played by Bob Boyson, and young Trehcrne, acted by Ed Stansfield, provided some of the most amusing scenes in the drama. Anne Fortney completed the main east, and as Lady Brocklehurst gave an unsurpassed per- formance. THE SCENES ACT I. Une of several reception rooms in the Loaln house. ACT Il. Two months later. .X desert island in the Pacific. .XCT HI. Two years later. The hall of their island home. ACT IY. Some months later. The room of the first act. FACULTY ADVISERS The stage .wfs .... Mn. E. F. Tnoxms Properz'iz'.v . . . MR. K. EZRA BLTVHER Miss IRVA ZIMMERMAN Uostimics ...... ..... . , Bins. AR'rut'R MosER MHS. ARTHUR HoUsEKN1scHT Class Arlrzlser and l?us1'ness illanager . . . lhcs. ADAM Onnxs Make-Up ...... ..... . . Bliss DOROTIIY HAM1L'1'oN Page eighly-eight BETTY NICRI-:Y RUTH SAYLOR ACTS I AND II JI-:AN IQEEFER RIABEL BUSIIEY RUSSELL KIPP ETAKIAN RUTH DIARY RILEY HEIIEN ALBRIGIIT LOIS SHOPE JOE TAYLOR EUGENE POTTEIGER JEAN ARMSTRONG OPAL COCRLIN RITTII DIINKIIEBERCQPIR ELSIE FI-:RTENBAITOII PATILINE FISHEL ELIZABETH TTENSLER .XDAMAE HIJSIIER ANNA KAPI' PAUL XyARIIET'1' STUDENT COMMITTEES Gene-ral Pro pcfrfy f'onzn1z'Ifec' PAUL CRESSAIAN ELLEN ROBINSON l 'oxfu me C 'O 111 nz ffiec ACT HT HELEN ALBRIGIIT ELSII-I FERTENBAUGH TTPAL COCKLIX JEAN ARMSTRONG JANE XYEISER ELIZABETH fTENSI,ER P11111 icity C 'O m nz THU' GOLDIE KUNKLE JERRY TVOLFE Make- Up K 'Om 111 iitvv IEUTII DIEYVCOMER Paint I 10NIHlI.lTl'lf BETTX' TNIILLER JOSEPH LEAHY l,'.vl1er.s JEAN IQEEFER IRVA RIURPIIY ELLEN ROBINSON ITOROTHY SOITDER TYINII-'RED TYHORLEY LORETTA TVOLI-'E PAITL CBESSAIAN Ii.-XRRY C'L'LI.INOS JOHN XYORLETS XYANCE ZOOR TYIXIFRED XYIIORLEY BIARK RIIJIJR ACT IY ETI-IEL KNISIIIJX' .XLDEN EIEALS JOE TAYLOR IDIFK RICHARDS JOHN XJORLETS LOUIS COOK 'FWYLA STANSEIELD BIILDRED ADAMS IEOBERT KTRIISBLE JOHN REIOHTER IEIUIIARD RIVKARDS PAUL STONE ITAVID STAUFFER HAROLD STOUGII EVELYN TYIIJDER li.-XTHRYN TVIDDER EIARTIN ZEIOLER Page Pighly-nine Anne Jones . . M ildred Ellis . M-rs. Janes . Katie . . Plumbers , Henry Jones . lVl,lb11r Jones . Billy Morgan . D zfana Devereau Stanley Jackson IVIT. S llverlle-rg Police man . . Junior Play ' CAST JEANNE STAIIL VIRGINIA STAUI-'EER KATIIRYN JVOLFE BETTY BROWNAWELL DONALD MO1iTON WILLIAM BRUBAKER OSCAR SEYLER DONALD ORRIS ROBERT KINTZPIR LOIS VVRIGHTSTONE LESLIE ANDERSON JOSEPH RENARII KENNETH STONE IXIPORTANT to the history of our school was the play, Jonesy produced by this year's Juniors. This comedy in three acts, by llorris and Toohey, was presented under the direction of lNIr. lvayne H. Neiswenter, on December 14 and 15. As lvilbur Jones, Donald Orris kept his family continually in hot water. His father, Henry Jones, played by that grand old Veteran of the stage, Oscar Seylerg and Kathryn lllolfe, portraying the mother and Wife, didn't know just how to handle son lvilbur and his college pal, Bill lllorgan, a part Well acted by Bob Kintzer. Diana Devereau, who further entangled the family affairs by falling in love with Wilbur, was capably played by Lois lllrightstone. Virginia Stauffer as hlildred Ellis, ex-fiancee of Wlilburg Jeanne Stahl as Anne Jones, the daughter, Betty llrownawell as Katie, the maidg Bill Brubaker and Don lllorton as plumbers, Leslie Anderson as Stanley Jackson, rich uncle of Diana, Joe Renard as lVIr. Silverbergg and Kenneth Stone as a policeman completed the cast. Page ninety Cperetta CAST OF CHARACTERS Cln order of their appearancej Buttercup . .............. . . JEANNE BEITZEL lioatsufain . . . , JERRY WVOLFE Dick Deadeye . . . , . IJONALD KOSER Ifalph Raelsstraw . . . . BRADFORD STROCK Captain Corcoran . . , SAMUEL HOLI1INGER Josephine .,...... . . . MARIQW Frsn Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B. . ..... flSCAR QEYLER Ilebe ........., . . 'PAVVILLA TVIESSERSMITH NAUTICAL operetta, H. NI. S. Pinaforef' in two acts, was presented in the Nlechanics- burg High School auditorium, hlay 9 and 10. The play was enjoyed by a capacity audience both nights. This well-known Gilbert and Sullivan operetta centers around Josephine, the beautiful young daughter of Captain Corcoran, captain of the Pinrqcore. ller father has promised that she will marry Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., first lord of the admiralty, but Josephine loves Ralph Rackstraw, a sailor on her father's ship. Buttercup, a vendor of ribbons and laces on ships, enters, and reveals that when Ralph and Captain Corcoran were babies she had exchanged them. When Sir Joseph learns that .Josephine is no longer a captain's daughter, he does not Wish to marry her. The happy ending comes when Ralph and Josephine become engaged, as are Buttercup and Captain Corcoran, now a common sailor. Sir Joseph is then compelled to look elsewhere for matri- monial material. Page ninety-one Akkxouggh BKCL'XX2MXKCS1DLXYQ,' High is WQXX-known for its s'mdXes and high schciastic zwcmge, it is aXso known Koi the Sun the students Eactm-curvkcuhr activities ' sports, and X ave. X dauges, Q X. H. S. X combined xx xt x chxbs, make the Xuxks oi B ' f X xjoyzxXwXc phmce. an V615 u 1 1 4 4 A acies 11 Leg ' Who Whos Pa . Qe n 11191,-,wo 1 1 Sl Eb EA Loo k into the Future CLASS PROPHECY T NYAS conceived one day by a member ol' our class to have an International Bucket Brigade to employ all the unemployed in the world. This Bucket Brigade would stimulate international peace because all persons would be working together instead ol' against each other as today. The Brigade would stand in two lines across the lvnited States. passing buckets ol' water across the continent to the deserts to make gardens out of them, thus not only keeping international peace, but also beautifying our country. Ladies and gentlemen, we take you to the headquarters of the International Bucket Brigade and I, Bob Boyson, in the year ol' 19.30 will show you our organization. As we enter the bucket-making plant, we come to the large rooms of clerks, stenographers, and typists, headed by Helen Albright. Buth Hrackbill, Betty Nailor, Kathryn Bousum, hlary Brown, Frances Vassens, llildred Adams, Ray flem, Ethel Knisely, and Dorothy Dietz. Looking around. we see a huge picture ol' our non- rustable, non-dentable, and non-puncture-proof bucket drawn by Joe Taylor and Twyla. Stanslicld. The bucket is made of secret alloys developed by our chief chemists Bill Jacoby, John Lauver, and Gerald Capp, who because of the carrots and special brain-l'ood administered them by our dietitians, Ruth Fry, lilnora Frey, Opal Cocklin, Klabel Bushey, and Gladys Bowersox, are able to think in a super way. Such a huge plant as ours needs business monopolists of the highest type to take care ol' the workers, and they are Jean Bender a11d lliilma Yungle. Now let us go into the hospital designed by Ed Stanslield, Russel Kipp and Dick Rickards. It is a huge building with a staff of surgeons, including such famous doctors as Stan Hollinger a11d Wayne Guinivan, assisted by nurses lflvelyn Bollinger, Fmma flocklin, llelen lirb, Anna Gayman, Anna Kapp, Ellen Robinson, and Jane Nveber, the head nurse. Connected to the hospital we have an air-field to Hy our patients from the bucket-line. The field manager is Paul Cress- man, with assistants Dick Nliller and llarlin Anderson, and the pilots are lllark Bider, Lloyd Horst, .Xrt hturray and Jerry Wvolfe. The Bucket Brigade provides all of its planes with air hostesses for the passengers' comfort, and among them are Betty JValters, Florence Nlartin, Mary Bowen. and Evelyn YYidder. Plane management at the field is headed by Bob Shandelmeir. Bob Ilall. Bob Zimmerman and Harold Zimmerman who overhaul the planes and engines. to say nothing ol' all of our super buckets. The airport is equipped with the latest television and radio apparatus and the best operators. namely. Bill Paul, Frank Douglass. and Boyd flarmany. CLASS PROPHECY To l'lll9I'tillll our liuclic-t Hrigacln- l'1'f+111 wnasl Inc-11z1sl. we ll02ll' llul NVOl'lfl'S lie-st 111111-1't:1i11c-1's, Ellllllllg wl1icl1 ill'1' ,lc'a1111v liic-lm-l auel .lnlm flllRlIlll1i'l'S. rafliu SlIlgl'I'Si H10 uflHIlliI'ill fllllWllS,u XlilIlCC Zuuli aucl Ross lCl1v1't1 aml Sllf'll z1Cl11-ssos as Pvgfggy Ha1'y1-y. AX1111 l'l1+1'l111-y. aucl lfllimur NllII1lJt'l SI also H10 IPlilyNV!'lQ,Illl lic-fly Nic-lwy. wlm writcs flu- plays for our llucliet lirigaflc rllll0?lll'l' 1111 ilu- air Sumlay nights. IllClill'Iltillly. all tlw gruwils worn lry our 2lf'lI'l'SSCS 21111 clvsigguu-fl by Katl11'y11 svifltltxl' aurl L1-11:1 Mlm-cli. wlmsv sistvr. limily Mic-1-li. illlll .Xuua Mary f'c1f'klvy also sing 1111 our IlI'flQ'l'2llIl as lwluvs siugc-rs. Music is lry lilaiuv Il111'lcy's-lazz lizuul. l To supply 1111111 for our BllClil'l l51'igz11lc-s is 1111 p11ml1l1-111 fm' IIS as 11111' Clucl l'lSllCI'IlliiIl, Bull I1-lm, aurl lus Capalmlc- assistants. frillwrt llK'Cli0l'. llemvlgfc Fislull. aml Lewis Vouli. lugm-tlic-1' with our lmig giillll' llIl1ll0I'S, lytllliilfl lgillllll. Jac-li liK'll1lCl'. -lay Bl2lllSl'l'. .Xlrlvu Meals. -lflllll Ym-lots. Cll2lI'Q!lK'Q liurlvy. II2ll'I'y Vulliugs. Paul Yarlott :1111l .lulm fiI'0Vl' pwivimlm- a plc-11til'11l supply. flullllllidfk' c1111t111l of all Sllll2lllHIlS uc-c-11r1'i11g 1111 tlw llllf'liClQ-lllll' is I11-l1l lmy n111'pulic1- lAUI'l'l'. i11 wliic-ll Nla1'li11fil11-1'a111l II2II'Ulll Stllllgll. tugctlim' with fllill'l'lN'l' lxI4lI'l'llYY. Paul 511111-. Bula lic-vel. l,2llllfQl1lQll'y. lic-stc1' Ih'Il2lI'Kl. Ilmyawl l1I'i'llZl'l'. llayicl Kurtz. f'z11'l Nclsmm. .lullu lim-iglilcr. l'illgI1'Ill' IlHlti'lgl'l'. liulm Xurris aufl liulm Xlllllllllil. kc-cp 1-V1-1'yll1i11g 111-ll i11 liaufl. Nlartiu Zciglcr, -lm-au Iil'l'l,l'l'. aucl lfllwfifnl XYllll2lC'l'l' 2II'1' iu c'l1:11'gv ul' SK'i'lllfI that our s11l1staliu11s, SlIlli'I'VlS01l lmy liill 171-ily, Mil1l111l Gulsliall. l'auli111- Fislu-l. Sara NI2lI'Q1l'I'l lipplvy. lilsiv Fc-1'tc-11lm:111g1l1. Iilltll l,llI1lil'llll'I'gIl'I'. Bm-tty fi1m1ll1z11'l. 151-tty .Xuuv liiflellv. -lc-au .X1'111sl1'u11g. l'lliza1l11-H1 Cl1'11slv1', Holm Grilililc-. l'illIlCl' I'I2lIllIll2llil'I'. Wlilcla IIOI'Slllll2lll. K2lllllK'l'I1 Illlflvlll' aml .Xfla Map llr1slc1'. l'1111ctiu11 SI1lfll1l'llly. .Xs p11-si1lc11t ul' ilu- c'11111pa11y. my p1'iya1'v Sl'l'I'l'l2ll'll'S are lilltll Xl'XYl'IlIllCI', lapis Slmpv. livlly Nailfn' aml Nliil'l2lIl Rlllfll. who lakv i'2ll'C ul' ll1c ol'li11-. witli llulir s1'C1'cla1'i1's lilsiv Slilllllbilllgjfll, 1XI2ll'lflll Stz1ll'o11l, l7u111ll1y SUllKll'l', Isalwllm- SllllI'. l'iVC'lyll Sllilllli. lic-tliv Slll'Zlllil'I'. iX12lI'gI2lI'l'l SlIi'2ll'fC'l'. filK'Il Sllilllbl' aml Mary lille-y tu liwp Illy pc-1's1111al filvs ul' lilivlqct l31'ig1a1l0 lll1'IIllli'!'S sf1'aigl1t. I alsn ll2lVl' Illy aclvisory 01111111-il. of wl1ic'l1 llolm-11 Slim-ttlc auxl Iilllll Saylm' 1111- tlu- lxc-arls. assistul lmy ,lic-tty Blillc-1'. Mary NlilI'g1ElI'Cl llillc-1'. iiulfliv lflllllilh aml lim-tty Xyllllllilll. 'llllcil' sta-1mg11'z1pl1c1's ilI'0 l,1111-lla lY11ll'v. YYi11if11-el llliurley. 3llilI'l0Il XYl'lQlllIIl2lIl. lYi11il'11-cl lY:1llc'1's. Irla SUJIICV. fll'2lC'C llcssiiigcr. .Kuna M1-ssi11g1-1'. .lusc-pl1 lA'2lllj', Nlalwlm Kalcy. Alice Pottm-igc1'. aml lrva Murplly. llu-11-. Ill il IllltSllCll. 21111 tlu- l?l'2iIIlS aurl stall ul ilu' l2iIl1llllS l11l111'- uaiimial B111-kc-t liriggzulv. WHO S WHO 1 9 4 o By Class Vote limi Lookfizg Girl limi Lookhlg ling limi' llressarl Girl lirwt Dre.s.s'c'fl Hoy Best Girl .4 llllfffz' limi Boy Aflzlflf' lfwst Girl lJf,lIN'I'I' Bust Buy Danfrr limi .-'l01'rz'.v.v licsf Actnr . . . BETTY XYAL'I'EliS . Jollx CIIMIIHJRS . liL:'1'1'Y WA1.'r1cHs . , . , Brin LEBU , , l'I1,1zAB1':Tu G1+1Nsm:n . . , Blizzx' 11111214 . BETTY XVAIXFICRS . BIONTY Goommx . , l'l+:uc:Y HARVEY WAYNIQ GVINIYAX Page nlfrzely-S if Page n inely-seven WHO'S WHO Jlost Likely to Sucrfecrl . . ,Host Likely to Succeed . . lViz'lz'c.st Girl . . lVitficst Boy . . . .Most St11c11'ou.s' G frl . fllost SfIlC1I'0IlS Hoy . C1l1'c'.'vl Girl . . . Gutcst Boy . . . , Girl with Nlosl 1'c'rsm1al1't,1f Boy with Wins! 1'crsunal1'ty . BIARY HI. BUIYLER . . JQIIN LAUVER . JEAN BENDER . . . Ross EBERT . BIARY M.M11.LE1c . . . JOHN ,LAUVER ANNA DIARY COCKLEY . . .ISOYIJ CAIQMANY . . XVILMA XYUNGEL STANLEY Ho1,L1NGEH 1 9 4 0 Popularity Poll CLASS WILL Wie, the Class of 1940, of thc 1N1cc-lmiiicslnirg High School, wish to bcqucath thc following of our talents to thc classes that will follow us: 1. '4Jakc's smooth basketball to Bill Dougherty. Q. '61Vull's', popularity to Jcaunc Stahl. 3. 'gGrac-e Boysolfs women to 6gDLlKl,, Strock. 4. J1-anne Beitzel's Voice to anyone who can rcavll her hcight. 5. 1Yayne GniniVzLn's hxvllll and lYigor to Oscar Seylor. li. Bcn's 'l'. D. ra-cormls to Frankie IIlglllJl'I'gl'!'. 7. lllr. fill'lIl1.S paticncc to all tcuchcrs who :irc inxpziticnt. 8. Anne Fortne-y's scnsc of dranm to Poofa.,' 9. 1VIonty,' fl0Oll11l21l1'S clancing ability to Bobby Englc. 10. Ni0kcy's,' Torch Lcaclcrsliip to ncxt ye-1Lr's Editor. 11. Hunrlsomc John's,' flrinn IIlZ1.i0I'lS swing to the fntnrc KlI'lll1l nmjor. 12. ulillllllltflfi Clit-vy to aunyonc who will lake il. 13. To Blr. l 1'cclc1'icli a rccorcl of IF 1'1 S WORTH TALK- ING ABOU'1'i1'1 S NVURTH STANDING U1' FOR.w ' 14-. Thc zulhesion of lllark and Annu Diary to Hsilllllllyli zmrl Lois. 15. Our thanks for 1'hc gxllllllfilllllf Crichton to Bliss 14Ol1g2LIlCCliCI'. 16. To all of thc classcs following thc Class of '40, thcir high stumlarcl in cvcrytlling-sports, social zictivitics. ctc. 17. g'Sissy's glzunour to Bonnic Zcllcrs. Signcd. scale-cl. published. and clcclarcrl on this twelfth clay of llznrch, in the yt-zu' of our Lord ninctcen-liundrccl and forty. lllfss Dorothy Ilanzfliofz illr. Boyd WI. Formcy lwluristmas Play-1939 A. 17. 'X very small Jake Bruin nt work .Xl case Robin Boyson Dear Teacher' ' ittle Georgie Robin again Regimental Monkey lfuller Brush Mun l1'w0iI!'1CSS Frank llruwny lioiml Ilvm at hmm' Un-I 15'-Hrlnio Tefzwlxa-1' and Sl00gCIlt N L- w Tmwl mul Ib2lK'kgl'lPllIlfl om nigh Nl ic-lacy Postr-riur vim-w llxgll f Slijlllilill, :li llu- Slzuliunu Our Advertisers HE 194l'0.fl7'f'iS'l17'l hereby expresses its :lp- preeiation to the nierehants of our coin- niunity who have so generously advertised on the following pages. live know that you will patronize them because of their cooperation in making the Artisan possible. Not only in this publication have they displayed their interest and given their aid, but in all of our schoolis activities they have proved themselves good friends. Page one hundred X THE Licensed Bakery Established 1896 i Second National Bank W EBER'S QUALITY l MECHANICSBURG, PA. N . . C. C. XVEBER, Proprietor 1 Operatzng under zz Unzted States Charter l l GKNJ 1 17 South Market Street f MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- poration. 355,000.00 Maximum Insurance All Bakery P7'0dllCf5 for eaeh deposit. Capital and Surplus, 280,000.00 7 Pays interest at the rate of Z per cent . per annum on Time Deposits and Savings I Amums, D RE S S S H D P P E Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at 31.00 per year and upwards. NYG- heartily congratulate the boys and girls who will soon grad- uate and wish one and all a large rncasure of success in whatever iiclcl of endeavor they may enter. Two DooRs mom Posr Orricii J zo East Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. gd 4 1-if J X X jx 5 Compliments of a, t I , iZ'f4Qz 1 i if Compliments of - ECKELS, DRUG STORE .1 G. Z. FISI-IEL AccoUNTANT AUDITOR MECHANICSBURG LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE In Winter or Summer stick close to your ..... Plumber. If there's anything wrong with your Plumbing System, call j.E.CLINE 22 South Market Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Phone: 300 Page one hundred one MUMMA'S SHETTEL BROTHERS jewelers S WATCH REPAIRING TUDEBAKER CARS 451' NEXT DOOR TO MUNICIPAL BUILDING SNAC SHOP BIDDI-E'S Wheve Friends On the Square Meet Since U l 8 6 7 I-IOGESTOWN I .' I ,lg illigig , 32 Fel QA l ' leIA E Compllmmw Of N A Compliments of R- E- RAKESTRAW j. HENDERSON STOCK Mechanicsburg Milling KONH AUS FARMS Company Tam Dealers in Grain, Feed, Seeds, Salt GQ1fn135fj,5Cfjfp11fjY LLC-,YD R. BRANDT, Prop. MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Bel, plmel. 5.1 Phone: 936 R-12 Page one hundred Ifw0 GREIDER'S I DAILY MARKET Cor. Market and Green Strvetf Fresh and Smoked Groceries, Fruits Meats Vegetables CYJ WE DELIVER Pla :9406 The Florfbeim Shoe LEE R. SNAVELY 4850 WEST MAIN STREET MECHANICSBURG, PA. OLD CLOTHING AND SHOES I FRANK EBERLY GRAIN f COAL I I FEED RAY B. DEITCH JEWELER Sloiremamfazwz, Pez. I I I pl ments of . . . SNELBAKER I Z I M M E RM AN ' S I G A R A G E MANUFACTURING I COMPANY I I SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. Depefzdable for Over 50 Years I MENQS WEAR EAL AT I IEHL'S FOR I A. s. JACOBSON ESTATE EPENDABLE me RUGS I3 EAST MAIN STREET Mecheznicfburtg, Pez. IA , W YY, -- Page one hundred ihree Compltmentf af. . . S. S. E E T R O W MEAT SHQPPE 100 S. Chestnut St., 26 S. Marker St. Sezve with Safety at the BRUNHOUS E DRUG STORE 11 WEST MAIN STREET Mecbeznicfbutrg, Pe. Plo01ze.'232 Quality Service THE HOME OF T H E N B S ATURALJIWIELEGE HOES CROSBY SQUARE SHOES W for -Mm 17-19 Weft Main Street IO South Marker Street I , MECHANICSBURG, PA. I 4 flnf' Ji V CONGRATULATIONS L 1 f ei To the Grezdzmtef of 1940 -M S i a? ' S 1 ' STOUPEERS MICHENER ICE CREAM PARLOR AND LUNCHEONETTE FUNERAL 56 WEST MAIN STREET HOME M6Cl7d77fE.fbHI'fg, Pez. PHONE: 9404 MECHANICSBURG N EWS A G E N C Y 110 West Main Street NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES Any book published, OD Order Larger! and M0.rt Complete Line uf Mttcgezqinef in Tawn KLAIR'S gc. tO SLOO STURE Mechanicfburg, Pa. MERCHANDISE OF VALUE gc. tO SLOO GOO SUPER-CREAMED ICE CREAM Ufith Smootlmeff, Qzmlity, Fltwor, Low Price Page one hundred four Western Auto Associate Store M. R. ZIMMERMAN, Owner 25 E. Main St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Telephone: 122 TRUE-TONE RADIOS For Home and Auto WIZARD ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES WESTERN FLYER BICYCLES AUTO ACCESSORIES and REPAIR PARTS O. H. AULTHOUSE Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service 24 North Market Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Compliments of i oRovE's SERVICE STATION Texaco Products 530 East Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. BENSON R. SPANGLER Radio and Electric Service 208 West Blain Street 3, DIECIIANICSBURG, PENNA. S . 'iff I Phone: 9437 ' rg at L. D. cooK F' -1 A A We mumme , Y 3ElUtlEl'ilI1l1Q1JIUmttl'l5t A Auto-Iuszzrauce V ' ' Watches Eyes Examined BOIIJS Clocks Glasses Fitted Rings, etc. Lenses Fitted g Repairing Repairing F' 8K 49 West Main Street 1 MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. 1 Compliments of NATIONALLY KNOWN FURNISHINGS r BENTZ te MYERS L THE MEN'S SHOP W FRANK T. ULRICH 1 Dry Cleaning SERVICE STATIONS Atlantic Products Toms River Lubrication E. Main and Filbett Sts. Trindle Springs Phone: zoo Phone: 9438 15 West Main Street, Mechanicsburg, Penna CAM P H ILL Phone: .467 Phone: 3,9794 Page one lzzzrzdred-fire Phone: 342 MECHANICSBUR G FARMERS SUPPLY McCormick-Deering Tractors - Farm Equipment Seeds - - Fertilizers FRESH and SMOKED MEATS Mrs. W. B. Zaeharias re IS South High Street Compliments of GOCDDYEAR C U T RAT E Lumber, Coal and Building Material Mi11eisen's Lumber Walter S. Goodyear, Prop. - is A-Af - Company 31-Q! KA Z, Ef Wh Y Th' 1 f 1 Qii' E5 ffARfJQ,Alf? 0 Qt BAKER'S GARAGE Think of 629 West Main Street RITTEIVS it HARRISBURG, PA. NEW YoRK 1922 Paxton sf. as W. zznd sf. COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 39666 Phone: Gramercy 5 1 f I . Goodman s Furniture Inter-State Truck Line 316 East Simpson Street Store MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Why pay for high overhead? Phone: 321 F. L. BOWERSOX, owner Phone: 367 Page one hundred six no uw? Eugen i C LOT H E S HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA L. F. EBERLY'S SON ANDREW TURO LUmbCl' Sh R ' 1 . 02 em Millwork Roofing 1 , 1 ni if is V of ,EF , Shenk ao Timo T RI M M ER S - l 1 to EVERYTHING FOR SPORT Mechanicsburgns Pioneer 1 313 Market Street HARRISBURG - PENNSYLVANIA 5 ' C- Store Parker H. Kuhns Rankin F, Kuhns SEE US FOR E KUHNS BROTHERS Mechanicsburg, Penna. Tennis ' Baseball ' Swim Suits Ford V-g WEBB CS, VVOLFE SALES ' SERVICE 211 Walnut Street Ph 2 115 Harrisburg l or ko , to o - O Page one hundred seven CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Central Pennsylvania's Greatest Business School 323 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PENNA. Summer Term Begins june IO and I7 Hlt Pays to Attend a School with an Established Reputation Compliments of THE IVY BQWL Compliments of A FRIEND SIQ East Main Street MEcHAN1osBuRo,PENNA. EQWQ BLossER,s ELGWER V N ii ,T S X X A i MECHANICSBURG SHUP ,hmmm 1 A BANK Dependable Guaranteed F loral Service 3 West Locust St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Telegraph Delivery Service Mechanicsburg, Penna. Member F. D. I. C, S. HARPER MYERS .funeral bums 37 EAST MAIN STREET MECHANICSBURG, PA. Page one hundred eight If IFS Member Florist Telegraph ' ' ' 'h Deliver 5 PRINTING . ADVERTISING Y Of PUBLISHING Pealer's Flower Shop We D0 1' THE BEST THERE IS I. A. Bushman Company IN FLORAL ARTS Publishers Phone: 329631 DAILY LOCAL NEWS CAMp HILL, PENNA. I CONSERVATIVE Th 1 SAFE STRONG C 4 House That jack Bu1lt 3 The F1rst Bank A : and Trust Company . Tasty Barbecues X MECHANICSBURG, PA. 1 ,el 1 A DINNERS Member F. D. 1. c. i 3 Mi1eSC5fl:fe?g4fmp Hill T - 'ft '- 535. ' i ! v Compliments of l Compliments of L The Ebcrly CS, Orris - 'qmail Haffisbufg , Manufacturing Company Coca Cola Bottling Works I are N SEVENTEENTH and HOLLY MECHANICSBURG, PA. N I W Bell Phone 156 Telephone. 4-4151 i 1 T D. J. BEITZEL ESTATE Compliments VALLEY Coal - Ice TRANSPORTATION his 2 WALNUT STREET AND P. R. R. ' MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Page one hundred nine Patronize Home Owned I 4 COMMUNITY SERVICE STORES 5 l , I Serve You Best R. B. URICH L. A. BENDER Allen, Penna. New Kingston, Penna. A. N. BRUBAKER, G. R. HOLLINGER, L. C. SIMPSON Mechanicsburg, Penna. DONQT BE WISHING TWO YEARS FROM TODAY THAT YOU HAD TAKEN A BUSINESS COURSE Compliments Of Thompson College Graduates are glad Q 4 THOMPSON COLLEGE DAVIS HARDWARE l YOrk,Pa. I'Iarrisburg,Pa. ' V - 1 war e Nt rizein Oo ee fnfat . A dIiIieXlivkYOII'k WOrllZl'S lgiairpr A C QI I X l ANYfTIME f ANYWHERE fPl1ot0g1fapl1s Of All Kinds OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 'CARTISANM l I I 46 East Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Best Equipped Studio in Central Pennsylvania Page one hundred fen TANSFIELD'S ii E C U RE A TI S F A C T O RY ERVICE A A A Compliments of E R .E A BELVEDERE BEAUTY Forney's Electric Shop SHOP 62 West Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Elsie S. Ott Hbg 3 7697 TELEPHQNES Mchbg. seo R-3 PLUMBING, HEATING, and HARDWARE Railroad Avenue Shiremanstown, Penna. ze hundred elerffrz COVERS AND BINDING A ICl?'L1QfllClll7'Cd by NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY 239--15 So. American St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 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