Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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Science, Math and Shop, these three factors help greatly when it comes to unraveling the mysteries of the world around us. In the shop the students ofM. H. S. learn of the practical side of the world by making many household articles and doing repairs around the school. The abstract of the world is disf closed to pupils in the math classes where they are taken through a maze round Oh! look at me now. '- Boy, are you all wet! These remarks followed the eruption of a stream of water from a Bunsen Burner in the Chemistry lab. How did water get into a Bunsen Burner? Well, it's this way: it seems that the water faucets and gasfpipe openings in the lab are almost identical and more than one wouldfbe Einstein of M. H. S. has mistaken one for the other, with the result that they get a thorough drenching when they expect a gas flame. Or was it an intended victim? of theorems, cube roots, and quadratic equations. In the science labs the students Jirst learn of the wonders of the animal and mineral world. The mysteries of chemical changes are partially solved and the possibilities of greater things to be, are discovered by the pupil. These subjects make each student more conscious of the world around him because they deal especially with it and crystallize the thoughts of the pupil. fPage 19j

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Mr. David D. Brandt, AB., B.D. Principal, Mathematics Lebanon Valley College, Union Theological Seminary May be found- In Geometry class Happy while- With his grandchildren Said to be- Optimistic Mr. Wayne H. Neiswenter, B.S. Mathematics Susquehanna University, University of West Virginia, University of Michigan May be found- Directing junior show Happy while- With Phoebe Ann Said to be- A wellflilqed teacher Mr. Guy L. Vogelsong Mathematics Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College May be found- Hunting and fishing Happy while- Eating ice cream Said to be- An outdoor man be World Mr. Boyd M. Fortney, B.S., M. Ed. Science, Mathematics Shippensburg State Teachers College, Temple University May be found- With his I. V. boys Happy while- Playing golf Said to be- .Quite a hunter Q Mr. David I. Gleim, B.S., M.A. Science Franklin and Marshall College, Dickinson College, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania May be found- In the Lab Happy while- At football games Said to be- Liked by all Mr. Edward F.Thonias, E.E. Shop Syracuse University, Indiana State Teachers College, Mansfield State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College May be found- Back stage Happy while- Playing tennis Said to be- Enigmatic fPage 18j

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Mrs. Arthur Moser, B.S. Home Economics University of West Virginia, Ohio State University May be found- Sewing Happy while- Cooking Said to be- The ideal housewife Mr. K. Ezra Bucher, B.S., M.A. Commercial Elizabethtown College, New 'York University May be found- Treading the boards Happy while- Talking Said to be- Witty Miss Dorothy Hamilton, B.S. Mrs. Arthur Houseknecht, B.S. Home Economics Mansjield State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College May be found- Cooking Happy while- With Arthur Said to be- Small but mighty Commercial Elizabethtown College, Millersville State 'Teachers College May be found- Knitting socks Happy while- Bicycling Said to be- Glamorous Miss Anna M Snyder, B.S. Mr. Albert Mowery, B.S. Agriculture Pennsylvania State College May be found- With the E.E.A.'s Happy while- Working in the shop Said to be- A swell person Commercial Irving College, Elizabethtown College, New 'York University May be found- Selling candy Happy while- Teaching Said to be- .Quiet but nice A Bit of 'K'-. f Page 20 j