Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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MR. Aron IJRSFRVFS Tm? F'wrY1rTY THE CAFETERIA STAFF rff-nIQ he luxe proven noi only an mme fHSIl'Ill'f0T 11111 H frienfl as wen. Tfwis was as far as Mr. ,Afomfs diarv tool: 'us in 'his interviews with the fnriultv so the following! day We mek wifh .Alvin Aforn ann, ioined him personauv in his fraveli as he romnleterl his survey. On our wav fo attend a teachers, meeting, we met in the hallway a group of insfrncfors wfwom Mr. Aforn had not vet the pleasure of meefing. MFSSRS. IBAVIS, f.mTzFl.. KINTMFI., CERAHAM, PFARSON, TNFISVVFNTFR. SNIITH Pam: 'rrvelve

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ANNALS OF ANDY Aroivi Advising one oi' tile iargest organizations in the SCi'l0Oi, the Future Farmers oi America, Wir. Kimmei iias iitiie spare time. 'iyiy next stopping point was room 36 wiiere i found Eari Ray Zimmerman, BS., expiaining tide Finer points oi ixfieciianicai Drawing. Siipping unoiutrusiveiy into line ciass, i Found this aiumnus ot Wieciianicsiwurg High Sciuooi a capaiaie and enjoyaiaie teaciler. His seemingiy too siwort iwours are fiiied with teaciiing re- iated suiaiects, Vocationai maciwine siiop, and advising tiwe Vocational Ciuia pius a favorite duty, coaciiing ti1e ii. V. iootiiaii squad. Next door a iiistorv ciass was in session with Lester Lawrence Leitzei, BS., teaciiing. One oi Wir. i,eitzei's Famous iiiistory tests was iaeing given so i naturaiiy didnit interrupt, but as i ieft tiie room of tiiis iiistory instructor and nintii grade iiootiiaii coaciw, i recognized in iiim a VIR' ZIMMERMAN MR' DIEHI' good friend oi' pupiis. HGoing down time iiaii past an auditorium study haii I came to time room of tiie dentai idy- gienist, Mrs. Francis Neff Tomia. Upon entering I found iwer cieaning the teeth of a iiigil sciwooi student. it didnit taice iong to out that witil Wino know iaer tiaere is no idetter friend. Wfiaiicing with Mrs. Tomi? was tiie sciiooi pilysician, Vviiiiam A. Boyson, NLD. Meeting Dr. Boyson proved a great pieasure iaecause of iiis ciieerfui disposition and iciis interest in iwigiw sciaooi pupiis. VIR. KELLEY MRS. HERR MR. FREDERICK HTwo iate comers to Nieciianicsiourg High Sciiooi were Wiiiiam Brubaker, BS., and Miss Helen Hagen, BS. Mr. Brubaker, anotiaer aiumnus of iVI.H.S., has taicen over the history ciasses of Miss Reida' Longa- necicer, BS., former iiistory department head, and seems to enjoy iiis duties aiready. Miss Hagen has Fiiied the vacancy ieit ioy Mrs. June Sivicic in time Commercial department. Both of tilese new instructors are definite assets to tile Nleciianicsiourg facuity. Hiviy iast interview today was witil a seldom seen memioer of tile facuity, Edwin Dieiii. Conducting 'ilis vocational macinine siiop ciasses at tiie Wilcox Manu- facturing Company, Mr. Dieiii sees iittie of time 'iiaiis of Nieciianicsiourg Higiw. To tiae macirine siwop stu- Page Eleven

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ANN1XL5 or ANDY A'roM First in the group was Cecil Li. Oyler, US.. head oi the lvlechanicshurg High School music department. ivir. Oyler has very etiiciently di- rected the hand, along with the Giee Club, to one oi its most successliul seasons. Next Wir. Atorii-s attention was drawn to Carl M. Hamsher, AB., iVi.A. His English classes have proved a delight and inspiration to many an English student and his alole leadership can he proved lov the Artisan. As an assistant ioothall coach and the English department chair-- man he has also shown his worth. Seldom can one lind a more ahle librarian or student leader than hiiss Bessie Ni. Bear, school iilorarian. lvlechanicslourg High has enjoyed many successful dramatic productions under the direc- tion ol: Miss Bear and the Hi-Y Clulo is also an extra curricular interest that lills much ol her time. f Continuing the conservation was Wirs. Eliza- heth S, Orris, A. B. To the senior class lvirs. Orris is not only a true iriend lout also a willing adviser as she talces the responsilole task of senior class dean. Mrs. Orris doesnlt find too much time for her Favorite pastime, hridge, -hecause of her demanding tasics ot teaching geography and English. hires. 'tome The last memher ol' the group was a newcomer to the halls 0ilM6Ci1dI1iCSiDUl'g High School, Mrs. iVlary G. Lovali, BS. Freshman English and seventh grade history occupy Ftrs. Lovallls time at lVi.'H.S. VVhile outside school hours her favorite pastime is reading. Soon our destination was reached and hir. Pxtom saw there all the instructors , he had not yet met and immediately set ahout to the tasix ot doing' so hetiore the meeting hegan. First he was introduced to another liormer alumnus ol' Niechan- icshurg. Niiss Josephine Van Scoyac Fish, ELS. Her charm and 'understanding have made her a great favorite among all the stu- dents at lVi.H.S. Pennsylvania history and English along wi-th advising the Sr. Dramatic Clula, National Honor Society, and acting as seventh grade dean iieep Miss Fishis spare time at a minimum. Lucille S. lVicEwan, tis., oil the Home Eco- nomics department was the next to meet hir. Atom. Her classes of Jr. Home Economics and General Science are no great itaslc for Mrs. iVicEwan as sewing and making things are a hohhy with her. Nioving on around the room we met more teachers. Une oi these was Guy L. Vogelsong. BS., Mathematics instructor. Being an ardent outdoor sports fan, ixfir. Vogelsong was soon re- lating to us a few oi his many fascinating hunting and fishing tales. fconlinued on Page 110i DR. Boxsois: l'ugu vtiiurioeu