Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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THE FACULTY WORKS OVERTIME Ticket-Man: Mr. Long helps harried ticket booth workers. Crowds of thousands bought tickets for home games, where the M. H. squad captured every game played. Innovation was a Tax Booth under the care of Mr. Brandt. Here was handled the amusement tax problem confronting the high school for the First time this season. TIME, M.H.S. 1942 Hot-Dog Stand Operators were Mrs. Orris, Miss Longanecker, Mr. Bucher, and members of the senior class. The stand, during the '41 football season, topped previous sales records. 19

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FACULTY as well as comparisons of new arrangements of classical composi- tions with their original forms. .-in accomplished cellist, Mrs. Clippinger is well fitted for the work she has been carrying out. M. H. S. Mathmentor Director of the annual Junior Class Play, Scoutmaster of Troop 72, and Dean of the junior Class, is the assiduous math teacher MR. XVAVNE NElSiX'EN'l'P1R. .-Ks a graduate of the Sunbury High School in 1928, mathmentor Neiswenter enrolled at Susquehanna University where he was a member of the track team for three years. ln his senior year he established two records. One in the 110-yard low hurdles and the other in the IIO-yilfll high hurdles. Upon graduation he attended the University of VVest Virginia and later completed his education at the University of Michigan which he attended for one year. Mr. Neiswenter, who is interested in athletics, coached eight boys for the Pennsylvania Physical Fitness Run last November. Philosophic Geometrician XYhen one thinks of bread he thinks of butter-XVhen he thinks of Geometry, he thinks of Paorsssoa D. D. BR.-XNlJ'l 7xvhC'I1 anyone thinks of Mr. Brandt he is thinking of M. H. S.'s liked-by-all math teacher, full of wit, wisdom and good cheer. David D. Brandt has capably filled his position of principal and teacher for the past 18 years. He received his BA. degree at Lebanon Valley College, and his B.D. degree, 1907, at Union Biblical Seminary, a school of theology. Mr. Hrandt's classes are enlivened with his many philosophic sayings. His favorite philosophical phrase is He is most happy who knows most. 18 Keys of the Kingdom The Kingdom fCommercial typing room, over which reign the three M. H. S. Commercial instruc- tors: Ma. K. lizlu B1'c1-11211, Miss ANNE Sxvosa, and Miss Doaoiux' HA1v111,'1'oN. FAc171,'1'v P1.Av1:k Blade eye clzfzngfrf his mind . . The Keys of the Kingdom: 41 shining typewriters So---a teacher, and a teacher, and a teacher. Genial Keyman K. Ifzra Bucher, H.S., M..-X., graduate of l flizabeth- town College and New York Univer- sity, presides over somnolent early morning typing classes as well as commercial sections. iVell-known behind M. H. S. footlights, his portrayal of Charlie's Aunt, in 1941, will long be re- membered. :Ks co-sponsor of the Speech-.-Xrts Club and as critic in selection of forensic entrants, his help has been greatly appreciated. Many Mechanicsburg sports fans know him as 'Lpop-mann at the Senior refreshment stands. Music on the March Earnest, capable M. H. S. music- onductor is MR. Roismu' S. C1.11-- 1'1NoER, B.S., graduate of Lebanon Valley College and the University of Pennsylvania. Upon his arrival here in the fall of IQKXQ, his evident musicianship and strong personality quickly gained him the support of the newly- organized mixed Glee Club and the Girls' Chorus. Prior to the resignation of Marlin lf. Morrette, former band and orchestra director here, Mr. Clip- pinger also taught musical history to seventh, eighth, and ninth-grade classes. At the former's departure for Lansford, Pennsylvania, however, he applied for the Maestro's position and became director of the Orchestra and the Band, which captured the coveted Class H Cham- pionship in Harrisburg, December 6, 1941. Archery Addict Mechanicsburg's No. 1. Spencer Tracy fan can he found in Room 35, 7 hours per day, 5 days a week, 36 weeks a year, preaching ancient history to a number of soporific pupils. She is the black-haired grad- uate of VVestern Maryland Univer- sity and one-time student at Penn State, Miss Ho1'1'H Foaxav, .-LB., M.,-X., who returned to her :Xlma Mater in H135 as a conveyor of historic facts. Preoccupied with junior Red Cross work, enthusiastic about arch- ery, getting enjoyment from hiking with her dog, and noted for dramatic abilities Chaving taken part in many productions, both as a high school student and a member ofthe facultyj, she is a versatile and interesting character. Dancing is her delight, cokes her consolation and history her haven. TINIE, M.H.S. 19-12

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HEAR ST DLAGAZINE s COSMOPOLITAN HARPER'S BAZAAR 31.01011 GOOD IIOUSEKEEPING HOUSE BEAIITIFUL MOTOR BOATING TOWN 5 COUNTRY ADIERICAN DRUOGIST ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS! CONNOISSEUR 600D HOUSEKEEPING I-IARPEIPS BAZAAR 57 STREET AT an- Avenue January 19, 1942 NEwYO Miss Marian Fish, Editor The 1942 Artisan Mechanicsburg Borough School District Mechanicsburg, Pa. Dear Miss Fish: We would be very glad to have you reproduce the cover of any issue of Cosmopolitan in your magazine if you will be good enough to let us know the manner in which it is to be printed. Will it be done in color or black and white? We could only give you the permission if the cover is printed on heavy coated paper on a minimum screen of 135. Very truly yours, ZZ. J. attic-fee T. J. Buttikofer