Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1950 volume:

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Four Contents I ADMINISTRATION - II CLASSES - III ACTIVITIES - IV SPORTS ----- V ADVERTISEMENTS - 5' ml , K - M N .iffy , I 5-g:ffe'2:2': MZ U ' 'W A - f V W W ., Z R 1 'B' 2?'?1'WivfI??3'lfI A AFV Appreciation In appreciation of the help and cooperation so willingly given us by our capable advisers, Mrs. Elizabeth Orris and Mr. Carl Hamsher, we of the Artisan Staff take this means of saying a public Thank You to them. Without their guidance and untiring efforts, this book would not have been possible. We would like, also, to thank all the other members of the Mechanics- burg High School taculty who have helped with this production. Zlze fcfitom Six M. H. S. at Mid-Century Midway in the century is a fitting time for alumni and student body to think of the history of a great school. The old Washington Fire House served as 'the first Mechanicsburg High School building until the red brick building on High Street was completed in 1893. Later, sewing machines and kitchens were in- stalled and the shop and Gymnasium were added. The cornerstone of the modern building was laid in 1930, with an impressive Masonic ceremony. In 1937 the Agricultural Vocational Building was erected. The newest additions to MHS are the Home Economics Cottage, completed in the fall of 1949, and additional rooms made available to high school classes by the purchase of the grade school building on York Street. Members of the class of 1950 look for- ward to seeing another half century of progress in the field of education at Mechanicsburg High School. Mswwwsw ,s 0 Www we an ,www New W Vmws-as wmssmsmfmmf ,WM ADMINISTRATION Q -1 we mf 2 - CII Af, X 5- X 7 X Y THE CLASSES PASS 2:2 : 2:2 DUAL CONTROL hwfzfflw :T 'WX u'fs+'..:p' ,. W M ,, 'T Q1 T W , V: r- ' M-W' TQ? U Q W W - E H - 59523 , ! . ' A .w 4 , - V A Q. , J V x 'X' ' YTFHWS swf 1, wgfnqawlx-L14A, 'H xi? 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Zv- AM?4mW,,,,,,.,,.- 7, W,,,,-w-M h , W it Ei A '52 WTF: KW 4 'TQ Q all 'K ,fav V' is QM f 21654 ar at ' v NW :.'7 Yf'x 'Q?f,i'fim in . , '12 ' W- 5 ,M 'QW A 'fl .ay These People Planned the Midway TI-IE ADMINISTRATION CARL R. KOCH, A.B., M.A. Superintendent of Schools Kutztown State Teachers College, New York University Miss IRVA ZIMMERMAN, A.B., M.A. T Dean ot Girls, French, Latin Dickinson College, New York University, McGill University, La Sorbonne Ten IAMES G. I-IAGGERTY, A.B., M.A. Principal, Dean ot Boys, Student Council Dickinson College, New York University, University of Michigan CARL L. GRAHAM, M.A. Guidance Director, Hi-Y Adviser, Assistant Faculty Manager ot Athletics Assistant Baseball Coach, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Columbia University. BOARD OE DIRECTORS President ..... MR. GEORGE HOUCK Secretary . . MR. HOWARD B. HEINAMAN Vice-President . . MR. IAMES I. MICHENER Treasurer .... MR. GEORGE E HURST Cresignedl MR. GEORGE R. DAVEY MRS. DOUGLAS G. HOSKINS MR. PAUL EBERLY MR. FRANK ULRICH MR. PARKER KUHNS, beginning his thirteenth year as president of the Mech- anicsburg Board of Education, his sixteenth year as a board member, succumbed to a heart attack on March 13, 1950. The loss of Mr. Kuhns is deeply felt by MHS students, the faculty, his many friends, and the community as a Whole. Eleven MISS CATHERINE SNYDER Secretary to Superintendent MISS IEAN ALLEMAN Office Secretary . Y ,,,,,,,,,,,,, D.-. MISS ANN M. SNYDER, B.S. Physical Education, Cheerleader Club Adviser, Girls' Head of C01'K1I1'1efCia1 Department, Spanish, Central Gym Club. Kansas State Teachers College. DONALD A. SEIBERT Safety Patrol, Varsity Basketball Coach, Driver Training Instructor, Assistant Football Coach. George Washington University, Gettysburg College, Treasury, Office Practice, Shorthand. Elizabethtown College. GEORGE CABA, B.S. Shorthand, Typing, Record Keeping, Business Law Columbia University. Ninth Grade Football Coach. Elizabethtown College JOHN H. FREDERICK, B.S., M.A. EARL SMITH, B-5- Physical Education, Gym Office, Head Football Coach. TYPi1'1g1 Bookkeepillgf Business EXP10fati01'1f Ge0gYaPhY University of Illinois, Columbia University. and Sales. Elizabethtown Colle CARL HAMSHER, A.B., M.A. Head of English Department, fI949j Torch, Artisan, and Handbook Adviser, Bible Reading In Assembly. Gettysburg College, Duke University. MISS IEAN O'HARA, B.S. English, Iunior Dramatic Club Adviser, Student Coun- cil Dance Committee Adviser. West Chester State Teachers College MRS. MILDRED MASON, A.B. English, Senior Play Coach, Senior Dramatics Club Adviser, Bible Reading In Assembly, Torch and Artisan Adviser. Duke University, Lebanon Valley College. WILLIAM DENTON, IR., M.S. English, National Honor Society Adviser, Photog- raphy Club Adviser. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, Bucknell University, University of Oklahoma. MISS MARGARET E. FAHRINGER, A.B. Head of the English Department fl950D, lunior Play Coach, Operetta Coach, Senior Dramatic Club Adviser. Pennsylvania State College. Twelve ge I. MACLAY KELLEY, B.S., M.Ed. MISS MARIORIE WALTER, A.B. Faculty Manager ot Athletics, Head of History De- History- I , partment, Problems of Democracy. Bucknell Un1VefS1tY- Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College' LESTER L. LEITZEL, B.S. THOMAS P. ROBERTS' B.S. Adi-iirgeral Science, History, Junior High Science Club Pennsylvania History and Government, lunior Dra- Geftygburg College' matic Club Adviser. Millersville State Teachers College. WILLIAM BRUBAKER, B.S. American History, Eighth Grade Dean, lunior Varsity Basketball Coach. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. MRS. ELIZABETH W. LASSEN, A.B. HARRY REITZ, B.S. Head of Mathematics Department, Algebra, Plane History, Mathematics. Geometry, Solid Geometry, lunior Class Dean. Bloomsburg State Teachers College. Then College' ROY MALONE, A.B. GUY L- VOGELSONG, B-S- Algebra, Review Math, Chess Club Adviser. Ninth Grade Dean, Mathematics. Albright College. Shippensburg State Teachers College. Thirteen EARL ZIMMERMAN, B.S. ELVIN W. DEIHL, B.S., M.Ed. N Stage Crew Adviser, Shop, Industrial Arts, lunior Vocational Machine Shop, Wilcox Shop. Varsity Football Coach. Millersville State Teachers College, University of California State Teachers College. Pittsburgh. NEAL BITTING, B.S. CARL STUMP, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, F .F.A. Related Vocational Subjects, Vocational Club. Pennsylvania State College. Pennsylvania State College. i . MRS. BETTY NAILOR, B.S. IAMES B. DAVIS, M.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Cottage, Cate- Head of Science Department, Chemistry, Physics teria Manager, Band Manager. Varsity Baseball Coach, Senior Science Club Adviser. Pennsylvania State College. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Bucknell Uni versity. MRS. RENABELLA OTTEN, B.S. CHARLES F. SHIELDS, B.S. Horne Economics, lunior Home Economics Club. Ninth Grade Football Coach, lunior Hi-Y, Biology. Pennsylvania State College. Shippensburg State Teachers College. Fourteen MRS. ELIZABETH ORRIS HARRY H. KIRK, B.S. HOWARD MINNICH AB- Art Club, Aff, seventh AB- Geographyl Sciencelgen, Grade Dean, Showcases, English, Senior Dm. ior Class Dean, Stamp Club. stage CJ-'alt Advlsef- matic Club. Irving College, Lebanon Kutztown State Teachers Elizabethtown College. Valley, Shippensburg State College- Teachers College. CECIL C. OYLER, M.A. Band Leader, Glee Club Direc- tor, Operelta Coach, Band room. Lebanon Valley College. MISS BESSIE BEAR Sophomore Class Dean, Christmas Play and Sopho- more Class Play Director, Li- brarian, Library Science, Y-Teen. MRS. FRANCIS TOMB MRS. IANET NEISWENTER School Dental Hygienist School Nurse. Fifteen DR. B. K. STROCK School Physician. CLAS W f a x 5 Q .. :Z KN ' Wx ,Q .E 5 f f K1 , 5 If fi W ...wi TRAFFIC INTERLUDE THE CLASSROOM THE LAB Front row, left to right: Durston, Black, Weber, Eckert, Winand, Kramer, Cooper, Myers, Nye, S. Myers, Stewarf, Stoner, Meals. Second Row: Rosenkranse, Shields, Wareham, Berkheimer, Kirkland, Fanus, N. Eckert, D. Wagner, Painter, Siambaugh, McAllister, Neff, Kile. Third Row: Conway, Kipp, Low, Perviance, R. Miller, Strasbaugh, Hartman, Becker, Siansiield, Nailor, Keller. Fourth Row: Billett, Lehmer, Gochenour, Grunigan, Coover, Shumaker, Shearer, Moyer, Orris, Ritter, Peake. Fifth. Row: Rife, Horner, Putney, Loscher, Trimmer, Keffer, Hamilion, Kohler, Kennedy, Miller, Clouser, Kimmel, Miller. President DAVE COOVER Eighteen OUR SEN n Vice-President 4 I ACK JORDAN Front row, left to right: Burns, Greegor, Branning, Monismith, Deihl, Mumma, Basehore, R. Bricker, Goodling, S. Gill. Second row: Iordan, Kohlhaas, Ryder, E. Brown, Rhodenheiser, Klinger, F. Hertzler, R. Weber, A. Hertzler, Hoffman, I. Bricker, Brindle, Cronican, Bowen Third row: S. Koser, Zimmerman, Fogle, Ardis, Bair, Baker, Gilbert, Corman, Sheller, Corbe. Fourth row: D. Coover, Kintz, Yokum, B. Coovel, P. Gill, Brandi, Bardall, E. Brown, P. Badorf, Slxeeley, Moore, Huiier. Fifth row: Alexander, D. Badorf, I. Koser, Forney, Hoskins, Mohler, Barbour, F. Badori, Boyer, Fields, Klair, Wolf, Gibney, Deitch, Kost. 3 CLASS Student Council GRACE MUMMA Se cre tary- Treasurer SCOTT KOSEB Nineteen Workers on the Midway CHARLES SAMUEL ALEXANDER DONALD EDWARD BADORF August 21, 1932 Academic April 15, 1932 Academic Alex . . . our tall, dark and hand- Baddie . . . our own Li'l Abner some right haltback . . . enjoys hunt- . . . likes to spend leisure CPD time at ing and going to Carlisle . . . future 412 W. Simpson St .... what will worker tor C. H. Hershock. you do without Alex? MARY ELIZABETH ARDIS FREDERICK VAN BADDORF December 5, 1933 Academic August 31, 1931 Agriculture Mary . . . one ofthe Three Muske- Fred . . . usually seen working on teers . . . hopes to be an M.D .... the stage . . . to be a mechanic . . . Mary, they want someone in the office! favorite reply to questions, You don't . . . full of fun. know, do ya? PAUL EDWIN BADDORF HARRIET LOUISE BAKER Ianuary 16, 1933 Academic Iune l, 1932 Commercial Paul , . .just ask Paul who taughtthe Harriet . . . likes grandma's ham- molecules to dance . . . plans to be burgers . . . has a job at Klair's 58:10 a minister . . . science whiz. . . Fred's , . . dislikes P.O.D .... enjoys read- little brother. ing . . . pet saying, I guess. AUDREY IEANNE BAIR DONALD CLYDE BARBOUR Iuly 21, 1932 Academic November 18, 1932 Commercial Freckles . . . co-editor of the 1950 Stoop . . . noted for being tall . . . Artisan . . . dislikes men wearing sus- likes to spend spare time in Harrisburg penders . . . we'l1 never forget your . . .future career, U. S. Navy . . . dis- book reports in 11-A. likes girls CPI! Twenty Class of 1950 BETTY IANE BARDELL JANET ELAINE BECKER Iune 30, 1932 Commercial November 23, 1932 Secretarial Betty likes riding in new Pontiac . . . 1anie . . . plans to further her musi- hopes to be asecretary . . .likes choco- cal career at Lebanon Valley . . . dis- late peanut sundaes . . . favorite say- likes snobbish people . . . enjoys being ing, Watch it now! with lack . . . Van-X'er. IOYCE ADELE BASEHORE GRETCHEN ANN BERKHEIMER December 23, 1932 General Iuly 24, 1932 Academic Base . . . likes to be with Don . . . Gretch . . . co-editor of the 1950 dislikes sissified boys . . . her favorite Artisan . . . plans dramatics as dish is spaghetti . . . noted for, sewing, future career . . . blonde tresses can be singing, eating . . . Van-X'er. seen with Mary and Audrey. WILLIAM NELSON BILLETT April 2, 1932 Penguin . . . hobbies are collecting stamps and old money . . . can be seen chewing toothpicks . . . Brown- ie's sidekick . . . favorite pastime, read- ing comic books. ERNEST EUGENE BOWEN General September 17, 1932 Academic Ernie . . . usually with Putney . . . noted for eating and getting into trouble . . . future career Navy or cartooning . . . pet saying, Did you? MARIORY ANN BLACK RAYMOND LYTER BOYER April 19, 1932 Academic October 8, 1932V ' lA ' l Blackie . . hopes to be a profes- ocahona gncu ture Ray . . . holds a seat of honor in front of Mrs. Mason's desk . . . one of Mr. Bitting's proteges. sional musician . . dislikes getting up in the morning fdon't we alll . . . likes eating steaks. Twenty-one Workers on the Midway MARIORIE ANN BRANDT IANET ARLENE BRICKER lanuary 1, 1933 Academic April 17, 1932 Commercial Marjie . . . dotes on cheeseburgers Ianet . . . plays saxophone in band . . . capable Torch editor . . . plans . . . french fries are her choice . . . to bealournalist. . . always losing her seen at Eckel's Drug Store . . . cute temper . . . headed for Gettysburg dimples. . .future office girl. College. AUDREY MAGDALENE BRANNING RUTH ALBERTA BRICKER December 16, 1933 Academic Audrey . . . plenty of telephone calls . . . always talking . . . A's in English . . . seen skating, dancing or Kinney's shoe store . . . may be a nurse. I une 26, 1932 Commercial Red . . . wild about fried chicken, fruit salad . . . can be seen at Eichel- berger'sRestaurant. . .collectsjewelry . . . future housewife. l SHIRLEY ANNE BRINDLE ETTA MARIE BROWN May 29, 1932 General Iune 2, 1932 Commercial Sis , . . 4-H Baby Beef Winner . . . Brownie . . always sleeping . . . mad about piano and Glenn . . . answer for everything . , . future plans to be housewife and organist. . . secretary . . . Gad . . . one of the destination Colorado Woman's College, voices heard on the School Crier. EMERY EDWARD BROWN INEZ ELIZABETH BURNS February 7, 1933 General Iuly 23, 1933 Commercial Brownie . . . seen at Wies' or with Penguin . . . wavy hair . . . motor scooter . . . pet saying, Prove it . . . always out of study halls. Twenty-two Barney . . . dislikes work . . . fiery temper . . . getting out of study halls . . . spaghetti, meat balls . . . hails from York County . . '. . future career, stenographer. Class of 1950 FRANCES LUCREZIA CAPP April 16, 1932 Commercial Fran . . . Becker, Klinger, Capp, Inc. . . . Klair's . . . Mr. Smith's sense ofhumor. . .talents,writingpoetry. . . piano . . . hopes to be a secretary. SHEILA MAE CONWAY December l, 1933 Academic Irish . . . Edna, lunior Play . . . long brown hair . . . sketching . . . dis- likes the new look . . . plans to be a police woman . . . quite friendly. RICHARD ELMER CLOUSER DOROTHY MAE COOPER September 27, 1932 A September 26, 1932 Commercial V ti l ' l oca Ona gncu ture Dotty . . . dislikes snobbish people Dick . . . one of the unholy three, . . . always talking about Palmyra . . . Kimmel, Clouser, and Miller . . . al- likes apple pie, dancing . . . pet say- ways out on a blue pass . . . one of Mr. ing, Gee . . . working to earn an Davis' headaches. orphanage. DAVID BARE COOVER January 16, 1932 Academic Red . . . our class President . . . frequent trips on the Silver Springs Road . . . likes hunting, fishing . . . Muhlenberg bound . . . dislikes silly girls. TREVA ALTA COOVER September 1, 1932 General Treva . . . tall, blonde, neat appear- ance . . . helpful, friendly . . . seen at Pomeroy's candy department . . . plans to be a typist . . . fond ot Gale. WILLIAM RICHARD COOVER GRACE HILDA CORBE November 8, 1932 Academic October 7, 1932 Academic Bill . . . Ritter's Hardware . . . Gracie . . . southern fried chicken stage, crew assistant manager . . . . . . dislikes studying . . . I'm on a favorite dish, spaghetti . . . pet peeve, diet . . . likes swimming and dancing stuck up girls . . . likes making boats . . . Shiremanstown girl . . . main . . . career, mechanic. ambition, foreign missionary. T wenty-three Workers on the Midway DONALD LUTHER CORNMAN JOSEPH LEE CRONICAN November 5, 1932 Academic February 23, 1932 Academic Kid . . . West Shore Iron Works . . . Lee . . . Dancing, clothes, trumpet, our star halfback . . . happy with acting, all apply to this boy . . . dis- Nancy . . . always laughing and say- likes work . . . Fried chicken-his ing, Joke . . . all-round sports ian. favorite dish . . . career in music. JANET CLARABELL CORMAN KENNETH 1. DAVIS July 31, 1932 Academic May 19, 1932 Vocational Whip . . . Likes Shrimp, Hamburg- Red . . . cowboy on wheels . . . ers . . . Pet peeve mayonnaise . . . nice usually seen carousing around with a voice . . . happy while laughing, danc- fellow-senior by the name of Shumaker ing and with Pipe . . . plans future . . , another one of our Army boys! as Beautician. GLORIA JANE DIEHL WANDA MARLENE DURSTON July 30, 1932 Commercial July 2,1932 Commercial Sleepy . . . Pleasant smile, driving, Marlene . . . Sparkling eyes . . . Bill, and bowling she's fond of . . . Junior Play . . . Roast Chicken . . . Hopes to be comptometer operator . . . Shirley's pal . . . Always arguing . . . Dislikes being called pickle . Reading and dancing . . . seen at Jeanne's her pal. Pomeroy's . . . Future Career, Stenog- rapher. GUY W. DIETCH JEAN CORNELIA ECKERT March 13, 1933 June 3, 1932 Secretarial ' lA ' l Vocahona gncu ture Jeanie . . . Loafing at Brunnies with Guy . . . doesn't have too much to Jane . . . likes hiking, bowling, ice say . . . a member of the FFA . . . a skating . . . dislikes homework . . . country gentleman. no excuse . . . Always chewing gum . . . Career-Receptionist. T Wen ty-four Class of 1950 NANCY MAE ECKERT lanuary 2, 1933 Secretarial January 12, 1932 Nancy . . . likes beet steak, onions . . . Red hair . . . favorite pastime roller skating . . . dislikes Women that smoke . . . Aims to be a secretary. Fert, Maggie and Wiggle but good Basketball player Chicken . . . driving and . . .Future??????? MARY ANN FANUS luly 23, 1932 Secretarial Mary Ann 1 1 r Always in trouble . . . dislikes false rumors . . . seen with Esther . . . Baked Ham . . . Isn't that a shame . . . Secretary to be. Ferty . . . the big four ESTHER SARAH FERTENBAUGH General . . . Mert, . . Rough . . Fried swimming HARRY ROY FIELDS February 20, 1932 Vocational Agriculture Fieldsy . . . Rides motor scooter . . . Hobbies are radio, Photography, Me- chanics . . . Pet Peeve English . . . always making mistakes . . . Army will be his future. RUTH HELEN FOGLE HELEN JOYCE GARDNER January 29, 1931 Commercial November 13, 1932 Academic Dinty . . . Roller skating, dancing, !'Ioyce . . . Has an appetite for spa- movies take up most of her time . . . ghetti and meatballs . . . Pet saying Drives a '49 Ford . . . Let's keep it Holy cow . . . member of the color neat . . . her future, beautician. guard . . . plans to be a nurse. EDWARD CHARLES FORNEY HERBERT LUTHER GIBNEY October 18, 1932 Academic November 1, 1930 Agriculture Ed . . . Those corny jokes . . . Herb . . . helpful and friendly . . . favorite dish, food . . . likes hunting???? . . . Penn state bound . . . Wants to be a politician . . . Seen at Rakestraws. T Wenty-five dislikes English . . . noted for hunting and driving a Pontiac . . . A tiller of the soil. Workers on the Midway IOAN MARIE GILBERT SHIRLEY ANN GILL luly 17, 1932 General November 10, 1931 Commercial loan . . . Always talking . . . Baked Scottie . . . neat appearance . . . ham, dancing . . . Well it's like this usually seen with Glen or Marlene . . . . . . Big four . . . Corn-ian, Diehl, favorite saying, Be good and look Strasbaugh, Gilbert . . . Sitting on out! . . . she wants to be ahousewife. boss's knee. PEGGY IOAN GILL CURVIN IOSEPH GOCHENOUR April 5, 1932 General December 13, 1931 Vocational Peggy . . .1o1ly, talking and having Curv . . . bashful, spends spare fun favorite pastimes . . . dislikes con- ceited people . . . Shirley her sidekick isaift. Employed at the House that lack time riding his bicycle and reading . . . favorite dish, strawberry ice-cream . . . hopes to work in Machine Shop. MABEL ESTHER GOODLING GEORGIA GEAN GRUNIGEN November 25, 1932 Commercial Ianuary 24, 1932 General Esther . . . afriend to all. . .enjoys GeGe . . . oh, so tall, gonna travel sports and sewing . . . collector of salt after graduation . . . pet peeve, un- and pepper shakers . . . an airline friendly people . . . likes to swim and hostess to be. ride horses . . . new to M.H.S. BARBARA JANE GREEGOR QUAY DELTON HAMILTON luly 1, 1931 Academic Barb . . . good basketball player . . . dislikes going to bed early . . . she's engaged . . . spends her time working at Bushman's Printing office. Twen ty-six November 12, 1932 General Quay . . . friendly, dislikes P.O.D. . . . favorite dish, chicken and waffles . . . ladies' man . . . Maybe a sailor, maybe not. Class of 1950 EDITH MAE HARLAN PATRICIA IO ANNE HARTMAN August 3, 1932 Commercial April 6, 1932 Academic 'lEdie . . . quiet, but nice . . . finds Pat . . . pleasant smile and per- pleasure in writing poetry . . . dis- sonality plus . . . neat dresser . . . likes oysters . . . hopes to be an office favorite companion, George . . . worker . . . another baby sitter. V practical joker of 12-A . . . what would we do without you? f MARY LOUISE HARTMAN IOHN WILSON HELLER March 30, l932 Commercial September ll, 1931 Vocational Mary . . . industrious worker . . . Iohn . . . expert farmer . . . usually running around in the halls struggles with hygiene . . . fishing and . . . another secretary tor Mr. Kelley hunting are his hobbies . . . Dick is . . . talented pianist '. . . dislikes his buddie . . . considering joining turnips. the Navy. ARLENE IDA HERTZLER CLARA MARGARET HOFFMAN Iuly 30, 1932 Commercial March 12, 1932 General Arlene . . . doesn't have much to Dolly . . . sociable, enjoys sewing say . . . dislikes getting F's . . . enjoys and writing letters . . . sparkling smile listening to hillbillies talking. , .future . . . favorite dish, fried chicken . . . typist . . . collects snapshots. what's the interest in the Navy? FLORENCE IANE HERTZLER MERVIN MAURICE HOFFMAN lanuary 8, 1932 Academic April 2, 1931 General Flossie . . .' shy, dislikes dishonest Merv . . . greets you with a smile people . . . has a job . . . baby sitter . . . favorite dish, shrimp . . . capable tor Dr. Strock . . . a nurse, she hopes football player . . . his hobby is raising to be. pigeons . . . career indefinite. T wenty-seven Workers on the Midway DOUGLAS GREIST HOSKINS, IR. IACK EDWARD IORDAN April 13, 1932 Academic December 14, 1932 Academic Doug . . . pleasing personality . . . lack . . . sporty clothes . . . class goes for women . . . likes cheese- officer . . . consistent football player burgers and driving . . . pet peeve, . . . plans to go to Dickinson . . . our French tests . . . Dartmouth bound. honorary football captain. RAY EUGENE HUTTER, IR. PAUL DANIEL KEEFER October 13, 1932 Academic April 27, 1932 General Skip . . . efficient and meticulous Buzz . . . short haircuts . . . our manager. . .SportsSlants-bySkip. . . sleepy time boy . . . noted for tor- By Saam of MHS. . .agame of 21?. . . menting the girls . . . Barbour, Keefer, that's our Ioe Faculty. and Lehmer, mischief incorporated . . . Navy bound. MARLIN LEON KELLER WILLIAM DAVID KILE, IR. Ianuary 28, 1932 Vocational August 26, 1931 Academic Marlin . . .thinks hygiene a boring Bill . . . wavy hair . . . plays a class . . . spends spare time hunting French horn . . . Pat's his girl . . . and fishing . . . ice-cream his favorite going to the dentist, he dislikes . . . dish . . . aims to be a machinist. he'll make a good mechanic. DANIEL JOSEPH KENNEDY JACK EUGENE KINTZ October 16, 1932 Academic April 11, 1932 General Dan . . . everybody's friend . . . Kintz . . . tall, but nice . . . Mrs. Mr. Hamsher's problem child . . . Orris' problem child . . . hobbies are experienced photographer . . . knows trapping and looking the women over his art . . . seaward bound . . . usually . . . distaste for unfriendly people. found in the Torch office. T wenty-eight Q Class of 1950 FRED STERLING KIMMEL lanuary 18, 1933 Agriculture August 12, 1933 Slim , . . a smile that pleases . . . expert on the dance floor . . . frequent visits to the roller rink . . . main am- piano . . . bition, dairy farming. main dish graduation. ALTHEA RITA KIPP October 17, 1932 Commercial Kippie . . . Always hasaneat appear- ance . . . reliable, . . . collector of snapshots . . . secretary to be . . . plays clarinet in the band. GRETCHEN DARLENE KIRKLAND Academic Toots . . .noted for always changing her mind . . . movie fan . . . plays hot fudge peanut sundaes, . . . nurses' training after RONALD EUGENE KLAIR December 5, 1932 General Ron . . . favorite dish, meatloaf . . . pastime driving the De Soto . . . hobby is fire fighting . . . dislikes washing dishes . . . works at Walters' Grocery Store. BETTY ETHEL KLINGER CHARLES EDWARD KOHLHAAS December 18, 1932 Commercial March 6, 1931 General Betty . . . neat hairdo. . . pie a la Kolie . . . all-conference center mode she likes . . . spends spare time . . . those exercises called Winnie- reading and talking . . . another secre- Wheels . . . one of the West Shore tary to be . . . pet saying, 1 guess. Iron Works gang . . . Lois . . . Le- moyne. MARLIN LEROY KOHLER CARROLL IACK KOSER lanuary 15, 1932 Vocational luly 22, 1932 Academic Satch . . . future machinist . . . lack . . . ardent MHS rooter . . . hates rainy lunch hours and women CPI . . . noted skunk hunter and singer . . . A Pomeroy's employee. Twen ty-nin e dislikes conceited she-males . . . frequent exits from room 14 . . . pro- fessional pool shark . . . personality plus. Workers on the Midway 'SCOTT MCCLELLAN KOSER, IR. PEARL ELIZABETH KRAMER October 19, 1932 General October 14, 1931 Commercial Herbie . . . always manages 'lwhite Eliz . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . cards . . . originator of three-day always in a hurry . . . enjoys roller. school week . . . art student? . . . skating . . . also reading and dancing future joke book editor. . . . secretary to be. IRA MICHAEL KOST WILLIAM THOMAS LEHMER lune 5, 1932 General December 29, 1932 Commercial Mike . . . schedule: shop periods, Bill . . . always patroling West period! . . .one of Mrs. Orris' problems Simpson Street . . . bookkeeper by . . . appetite for apple pie . . . so you trade . . . hobbies: loafing and eating like English, eh, Mike? spaghetti . . . stubborn . . . seen with Barbour and Brown. PAUL RICHARD LOSCHER ANN AMANDA MCALLISTER October 26, 1932 General March 5, 1932 Clerical Flash . . . remember his speedy Sammy . . . pet saying, Wha' work at Diehl's? . . . undecided as to happened? . . . bookkeeper . . . career . . . favorite pastimes are hobby is taking pictures. . .skater. . . photography and tinkering with cars. favorite dish, Chili. BARBARA PAGE LOW IVAN HAROLD MEALS April 22, 1931 Commercial August 30, 1933 General Barb . . . likes most to dance and Shylock . . . can be seen listening to see plays. . .pet saying, Oh heavens! baseball and football games . . . noted . . . future model . . . blue eyes and for being short . . . employed at Weit- blonde tresses. zel's Celery farm. Thirty Class of 1950 MIRIAM MERKIS MESSINGER EDGAR DONALD MILLER May 1, 1932 General Clerical December 3, 1931 A 1 ' V ' l ' t Babe . . . plans to work at the Bell ocahona gncu ure . . . likes jewelry . . . french tries . . . Don . . . plans to be a farmer, if the roller skating . . . can be heard saying, Navy doesn't get him . . . likes to get You'd be surprised. into trouble . . . also cowboys his auto. CHARLES MARTAN MILLER RUTH ELIZABETH MILLER May 18, 1932 Academic Ianuary 8, 1932 Commercial Eggie . . . one of the towns efficient firemen . . . dislikes getting out of bed . . . is happiest when beating Mohler in poker. Ruth . . . goes for spaghetti . . G running around . . . can be heard saying Holy Cow most any time . . . career, working CPD HARRY ROBERT MOHLER HENRY NATHANIEL MOORE lune 10, 1931 General lanuary 28, 1933 General Harry . . . expert at playing cards Ted . . . expert at eating . . . likes and guarding the Iirehouse . . . goes playing ball. . . pet saying, How can for shrimp . . . loaiing . . . just loves you tell? . . . really goes tor chicken. to do homework. LOIS YVONNE MONISMITH May 15, 1932 Academic Louie . . . favorite time, Lutie! . . . plans to enter training at the Poly- clinic . . . likes to talk . . . eats chili con carne with much gusto! I T hirty-one RICHARD EDWARD MOYER luly 31, 1931 Vocational Machine Shop Mousie . . . leading character in the junior play? . . . likes sports. . . P.O.D.? . . . draws his pay from the Beaver shoe store . . . career, machinist. Workers on the Midway GRACE ALICE MUMMA WINIFRED IANE MYERS April 5, 1932 Academic February 24, 1933 Commercial Moo . . . favorite pastime is loafing Winnie . . . dotes on chili con carne, . . . nix on homework . . . petite and being with Bill. . . roller skating Van-X President . . . can be heard and sewing are her specialties . . . saying, Don't take it to heart! future career CPD, housewife. SHIRLEY ANN MYERS NEVIN LEROY NAILOR Iune 6, 1932 Academic November 28, 1932 Machine Shop 1 Ann . . . hobbies are, collecting Muskrat . . . a future draftsman who pictures, eating ice-cream . . . is talented at singing and saying, Oh, golly . . . is always teasing someone. goes for television and ice-cream . . . ' also likes hunting . . . but don't ask him about math. BEVERLY IANE NEFF DORCAS MAE NYE luly 14, 1932 General October 9, 1932 Commercial Bev . . .favorite pastime, being with Dork . . . likes spaghetti and walk- Fritz . . . eating spaghetti . . . racers ing . . . plans to be a telephone oper- . . . hillbilly music . . . pet peeve is ator . . . dislikes critical people . . . Math . . . Why can't you make that is talented at singing and acting. school? JOYCE ANN SHETTEL FREDERICK LEE ORRIS August 28, 1933 Academic March 8, 1932 Academic Ioyce . . . a newcomer to MHS . . . Fritz . . . can usually be seen with our own Miss Kettle . . . handy with Bev . . . trequents the race track . . . the grey matter . . . just love to could be our next racing champ coming hear that accent. up. T hirty-two Class of 1950 BETHAN N PAIN TER November 4, 1932 Academic Bess . . . likes Bob . . . talking and making noise . . . tuture include business college . . . medical secretary, maybe . . . can usually be seen laugh- ing. BONNIE DELORES PERVIANCE luly 12, 1932 Secretarial Bonnie . . . competent secretary to Mr. Kelley . . . dislikes boisterous people . . . sees a lot ot Nevin . . . future promises a good secretary for someone. DONALD DAVID PEAK FRED PUTNEY May 7, 1932 Machine Shop August 13, 1931 Academic Don . . . Wildcat guard . . . likes Putt . . . goes for peanut butter . . . sports and spaghetti . . . also building getting into trouble . . . always saying, things . . . future centers around farm- By gummy . . . plans to be a farmer .ing . . . flat tires certainly make him . . . dislikes girls that smoke. angry. RICHARD IAMES RIFE BARBARA ANN RODENHISER August 16, 1931 Vocational luly 23, 1933 General Dick . . . usually seen riding his Barb . . . dislikes being hostess in scooter . . . has job at Bentz's Service Home Ec .... seen running around Station . . . future career as gas sta- with Wiggle . . . enjoys most, being tion attendant . . . Holy Cats! with Stitzel . . . and you know it! DANIEL FRANKLIN RITTER ROBERT HUGHES ROSENKRANSE November 3, 1932 Machine Shop October 10, 1931 Vocational Machine Shop Dan . . . spends time in machine shop . . . likes ice cream, hunting and Rosie . . . Shepherdstown boy . . . athletics. . .has job at Weis Store . . . hamburgers, roller-skating and cow- tuture career butcher. boying a Ford are top-ranking favor- ites . . . headed for an Army career! Thirty-three Workers on the Midway HAROLD ROWE RYDER lOHN RAY SHEELY May 5, 1932 General lanuary 30, 1933 Agriculture Curley . . . star half-back . . . lohn . . .getting into trouble seems Nancy with a smiling face! . . . to top his list of talents CPD . . . enjoys future career in plumbing . . . dislikes rabbit hunting and eating turkey . . . hair-cuts . . . man Yeah! Have any chewing gum? GEORGE DEWEY SHEARER MARY ELLEN SHELLER April 15, 1931 Machine Shop October 3, 1932 Academic Dewey . . . hails from near Carlisle Squirrel . . . has a knack for talking . . . derives pleasure from hunting, at the wrong times. . . dislikes library shooting, trapping and roller-skating study halls . . . future career in home . . . plans to be a farmer. economics. PAULINE ANNA SHIELDS August 12, 1932 Commercial Pauline . . . can be seen at Lee's 5 Si 10 . . . likes spaghetti and reading' . . . pet peeve, smart boys? . . . sec- retary to be. MARGRETTA GLADYS STAMBAUGH March 8, 1932 General Mert . . . culinary artist . . . a credit to the band front . . . enjoys the company of the men . . . always joking . . . and that ain't all! WARREN RAY SHUMAKER ELEANOR LOU STANSFIELD lune 16, 1932 Machine Shop December 3, 1932 General Ray . . . enjoys most shop work and El . . . yea team! girl . . . likes hunting . . . is down on book reports dagwood sandwiches but of course . . . favorite dish is ice-cream . . . Ben rates much higher . . . Van-X'er works for C. H. Hershock. ' . . . dislikes homework. fYou too?J Th irty-fo ur - Class of 1950 AUDREY JEAN STEWART NANCY IOANNE STRASBAUGH February 8, 1932 Clerical April 28, 1932 Academic Stew . . . another Tess, the typist Butch . . . Dr. Hanlon's receptionist . . . has a taste for spaghetti but not . . . dotes on dancing and being with for homework fanother onelj . . . Oh, Dick . . . does justice to any cheese- my achin' back! burger . . . dislikes rude fellas! FAY ELIZABETH STONER RAY EDWIN TRIMMER December 17, 1932 Clerical December 20, 1932 Beth . . . rainy days aren't one ot her favorites but reading is . . . another spaghetti fiend! . . . receptionist to be . . . Heavens sake! General Clerical Trim . . . one ot Mr. Kelly's secre- tarys . . . favorite pastime is football games . . . pork barbecues . . . future office worker . . . I guess! DOROTHY CAROLINE WAGGONER October 26, 1932 Commercial Dot . . . secretary to be . . . doesn't enjoy doing dishes . . . oh, that laugh . . . favorite pastime, reading . . . brain . . . Oh, cow! DORIS MAE WAREHAM luly 22, 1932 ' General Doris . . . works at the Crossroad Restaurant . . . favorite pastime, being with Don . . . always has chewing gum handy . . . Holy Buckets! 1 Th irty-fi Ve MARIAN LOUISE WEBER December 28, 1932 Academic Weber . . . future lady in white . . . makes use of leisure time with foreign correspondence. . .brain!. . . As I was saying. RUTH CECELIA WEBER Iuly 10, 1931 Clerical Ruth . . . dislikes to hear people argue . . . derives pleasure from reading and listening to the radio . . . has job at Klair's 5 81 10. Workers on the Midway LOIS VIOLA WEIGEL HELENA MARY WILSON November 9, 1932 General Clerical lune 13, 1932 Academic Wiggle . . . one of the big four Squeekie . . .enjoys being with her . . . works at Twin Gables . . . a man from Camp Hill . . .future model whiz on wheels . . . pleasant smile . . . . . . talker . . . veteran member of the quite a seamstress. band front . . . those parties! PATRICIA ANN WHITE DORCAS MARYBELLE WINAND February 4, 1932 Secretarial February 7, 1933 Commercial Patty . . . Bill's girl . . . Grantham Dorkie . . . dotes on macaroni and girl. . . a credit to the band front . . , cheese . . . future career 1n book dislikes two-faced people . . . can be keeping . . . dislikes profanity heard saying, I'm coming! new senior . . . likes keeping a scrap book . . . Holy mud! ALBERT IAMES WOLFE, IR. March 22, 1930 Vocational Agriculture Al . . . finds particular relaxation in sleeping fhow unusualj . . . likes oin to the movies . . . future career 9 9 is in the Army. MARGARET ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN September 15, 1931 General Clerical Maggie . . . another one of the quartet . . . dislikes Mr. Kirk's study halls Qanother onelj . . . heart-throb, Russ . . . future housewife . . . No stuff! DONALD EUGENE YOCUM February 18, 1930 Commercial Don . . . dislikes flat tires . . . how 'bout when you're with Barbara? . . . works at Hol1inger's Meat, Inc .... future butcher . . . table tennis shark. T hirty-six Senior Class History The year was 1947, and we realized that We were finally in Senior High School! David Coover led our class as President, with Scott Koser as Vice-President, Pat Hart- man, Secretary-Treasurer, and Grace Mum- ma, Student Council Representative. We had a grand time planning our class assembly, under the leadership of our homeroom teachers. Next came 1948, and we had our first chance to show our stuff! We presented the play, Elmer and the Lovebug under the direction of the Sophomore Class dean, Miss Bessie Bear, both as the high school assembly and as the Susquehanna Township exchange assembly. We selected our class rings, and attended the Sophomore Class party. Our able class officers were Fritz Orris, President, Charles Alexander, Vice- President, loan Gilbert, Secretary-Treasurer, and Grace Mumma, Student Council Rep- resentative. Then 1949, and we were really forging ahead. Dave Coover was elected lunior Class President, Don Badorf, Vice-President, Bev- erly Neff, Secretary-Treasurer, and Grace Mumma, Student Council Representative. Our class play, And Came the Spring under the direction of Miss Mary Ann Kem- per, proved to be a great hit. Can we ever forget the lunior Class assembly featuring Luigi Basco, Pasqualli, and Rosa? We re- ceived our class rings, and were greatly honored when eight of our classmates were elected to the National Honor Society. The great hit of the year was the lunior Prom, when we entertained the Seniors at The Allenberry with music by Fred B. Harry, lr.'s orchestra. Now at last it is 1950 and our days at MHS are over. Again Dave Coover was elected President, and lack lordan, Vice-President, Scott Koser, Secretary-Treasurer, and Grace Mumma, Student Council Representative. We started the year off with a bang selling hot dogs, candy and soft-drinks at the football refreshment stand. Magazine and candy sales zoomed, and new additions were made to the school in the form of maroon and steel jackets. The new Home Economics Cottage was opened, and a housewarming was held during the annual school exhibit. Thirteen football stars and two managers had played their last game on Thanksgiving Day. Our Senior play, Almost Summer, under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Mason, was the best yet. The final events of the year were the lunior Prom. our never-to-be-forgetten Class Day, and, above all, Commencement exer- cises. Only then did we realize that our years at MHS were at an end. T hirty-seven A, :: ,A 5 5 'ESQ' f fig Q A a H fgpftg , 'ia li 4 fiwififif , , fwffgg ,Z 5 ? 3 f fa 5 5 5 2 5 + E 5 3 Z E --.MJ .--1 Q 5223 We, the members of the Senior Class of 1950, being of sound mind, memory and understandingg do make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills made by us at any time. We will our grateful affection and appreciation to the faculty, who have been our patient advisers through the years. We bequeath, to certain worthy individuals the following: To the diplomat of the class of '51, Don Badorf's Student Council Presidency. Charles Alexander's muscles to Ray Kreitzer. Paul Baddorf's skill in logarithms to the math whiz of '51, Fritz Orris's height to Ronnie Pease. Lee Cronican's place in the trumpet section to Dick Snelbaker. Mary Ann F anus's high score in magazine sales to the best salesman of '51 . Peg Gi1l's grin We'll take with us to brighten the coming years. Mary Hartman's P.O.D. excused periods to Mr. Kelley's next secretary. Pat Hartman's quiet nature to Margery Orris. Merve Hoffman's bantam physique to Dan Rupp. Skip Hutter's wonderful alibies for being late to French class to all the French classes in the years to come. Dan Kennedy's artistic ability to loyce Kegel. lack Kintz's ears to the Dunbo of the lunior Class. Charles Kohlhaas's trips to Lemoyne to anyone who has bus fare. lack Koser's remarks in advanced algebra to anyone brave enough to make them. Mike Kost's blush to Dolores Weaver. Barb LoW's clothes We'll allow her to keep for her modeling career. Eggy Miller's glasses to Charles Zigenfuss. Harry Mohler's red nose to Don Sechrist. Gracie Mumma's amazing record as Student Council Representative for her class to anyone who can equal it. Dorcas Nye's ability to read palms to the fortune teller of '51. WILL Bethann Painter's green Chevy we'll let her keep, since she only has a half interest in it. Emery Brown's motor scooter to Marlin Beck, so he can start a bus service. Bill Billet's nickname to any lunior who looks like a Penguin. Harold Byder's ability to make girls swoon to George Cuthbert. George Shearer's Cadillac to anyone who can pay for the gas. Eleanor Stansfield's Cheerleader Captaincy to the best cheerleader of '5l. Helena Wilson's deep voice to loyce Foltz. Don Barbour's height to Lee Eckert. Audrey Bair, Gretchen Berkheimer, and Mary Ardis' troubles with the powers that be to the Three Musketeers of the class of '51 . Audrey Branning's A's in French to Monsieur Brownawell. Dave Coover's curly red hair to Bob Hosler. Marjorie Brandt's position as Editor-in-Chief of the Torch to any lunior lucky for unluckyl enough to be appointed. Donnie Cornman's ability on the gridiron, we'll keep as a fond memory of the Football classics of our high school years. lanet Corman's majorette baton to the next high-stepper for the band. Ed F orney's droll sense of humor to Bob lones. Herb Gibney's Pontiac we'll let him keep for his numerous trips to the Harrisburg Hospital. Esther Goodling's personality can't be duplicated, but we'll give a facsimile of it to Maria Turo. Doug Hoskins amazing ability to irritate Miss Zimmerman to Bob Wise. We'll let Ronald Klair's father keep the store. loyce Gardner's American flag to the strongest girl in the Color Guard. Bill Kyle's French horn to anyone with a French accent. loan Gilbert's dancing ability to Ruth lackson. Scott Koser's ability to take orders from basketball coaches to Ronnie Pease. Similies of lanet Bricker's National Honor Society pin to the lunior members of the Society. Esther Fertenbaugh's amazing driving ability we'll try to take away from her. There are enough accidents on the highway already. Curvin Gochenour's boldness to the shrinking violets of the class of '51, Fred Putney and Ernest Bowen's remarks they'll keep to themselves! SKIP HUTTER l FRITZ ORRIS fx , f i Being a good friend of the class of l95O, I do hereby predict the following oodles of good fortune to some of its most promising members. Looking into my crystal ball, I can see the future before me. View before you the future lives of your classmates by looking deep into the crystal ball. Ah! It's getting clearer now . . . we can now see none but our own Marjorie Black as a professional musician with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra . . . Ernest Bowen appears-ah, yes, he's Writing his own comic strip for The Evening News.' '... lane Diehl is a comptometer operator for a big firm in New York . . . Bonnie Perviance is now the office secretary to Mr. Koch at MHS . . . Pat White is work- Class ing as a private secretary to Bill Kile . . . Margretta Stambaugh is doing Homework . . . Office work is doing O.K. by our shy lanet Bricker . . . Iohn Sheely has a huge farm of his own on good old R.D.3 . . . Don Yocum does all of his butchering for him . . . Fred Baddorf has his own garage and repair shop . . . Doris Wareham is a housewife happily looking after her six little ones . . . An Army man is our Robert Rosenkranse . . . Ivan Meals is still listening to those baseball and football games . . . Swabbing the deck aboard ship in the Navy we find Paul Keefer and Quay Hamilton . . . Housewives three will probably be Maggie Zimmerman, Bar- bara Rodenhiser and Shirley Gill . . . maybe Lois Weigel, too . . . Still coming in three's we find Betty Bardall, Pearl Kramer and Betty Klinger as Winsome secretaries . . . Fred Putney is working away on his farm on R.D.l . . . Shirley Myers is a filing clerk . . . B.N.'s at Polyclinic are Florence Hertzler, Lois Monismith, Darlene Kirkland and Marian Weber . . . Albert Wolfe is still sleeping, but as a Sergeant in the Army . . . Here's some- one jaywalking on the street in Harrisburg. The tall policewoman stopping him is none other than SheilaConway. . .Here's our little leanne Eckert as a receptionist for a big firm in Harrisburg . . . A farmer we see turns out to be Raymond Boyer . . . Arlene Hertzler is happy pounding away at a typewriter all day . . . Mary Shelleris backat MHS again, but this time as a Home Economics teacher . . . Ruth Fogle has set up the latest thing in beauty shops in Harrisburg . . . Marlene Durston F orty-four Prophecy and Inez Burns make two efficient stenog- raphers . . . Grace Corbe is off to Tibet as a foreign missionary . . . Edith Harlan is doing office work . . . What's this? Fred Kimmel and Don Miller are co-owners of a huge stock and dairy farm . . . Barbara Greegor, Harriet Baker, and Ruth Bricker are happily married. A sweet little lady telling stories to the chil- dren of the orphanage is Dotty Cooper . . . Gochenour, Heller, Keller, and Kohler, Inc. Machine Shop are enlarging their plant on East Simpson Street . . . Georgie Grunigen is back from another trip abroad, next stop- India . . . Nancy Eckert is now Superinten- dent of the Bell Telephone Operators . . . Bill Lehmer is the head bookkeeper there . . . Harry Fields has just been promoted to Com- manding Officer of the Army of Occupation in Moscow . . . Etta Brown, Frances Capp and Althea Kipp are all private secretaries for big firms while Treva Coover is a typist for MGM studios . . . Another of our very prominent farmers is Guy Deitch who has just decided to enlarge his brooder house. . . Looking into another side of my crystal ball, I see several graduates undertaking the task of becoming bookkeepers . . . they are- Anna McAllister, Dorcas Winand and Ruth Weber . . . Audrey Stewart is keeping at those typewriter keys working for an old Bostonian firm .... Here we see Pauline Shields as secretary, sitting on her gray- haired boss' knee, taking shorthand . . . Ray Trimmer is an officer worker for the New Hampshire Publishing Co .... Fay Stoner is making quite an impression upon everyone as receptionist at the Astoria Hotel . . . A couple of fellows who can't make up their minds yet are Henry Moore and Paul Loscher . . . On the domestic side of the crystal ball I find Winifred Myers as a happy housewife . . . Bay Shumaker is doing O.K. as a mechanic .... Daniel Ritter is a good butcher for the New Iersey Meat Market . . . Nevin Nailor is accomplishing the great task of draftsmanship . . . Oh, yes, Richard Rife is a gas attendant at the Midway Gas Station on the Pennsylvania Turnpike . . . I also see a Bell Telephone Operator in New York by the name of Miriam Messinger. Ruth Miller has decided to just work, but not too hard, we hope . . . Last, but not least, here is Don Peak as the proud owner of a 1000 acre farm in Massachusetts. So there's my prophecy students . . . don't fail me in making it all come true. F orty-fi ve Front Row, left to right: Stevenson, Weaver, I. Pease, Lederer, C. Rider, R. Putt, I. Putt, Strayer, White, Gross, Reynolds, M. Reynolds, Cornman, Stone Second Row: Zigenfuss, Kutz, Kyle, Lichty, P. Snelbaker, Alsbaugh, Smith, Adams, Conrad, Martin, Wrightstone, May, Moyer. Third Row: Foltz, Koser, Fields, Strock, Sloop, M. Whitcomb, Kling, Harlan, Dunkelberger. Fourth How: H. Wolfe, Kegel, M. Flagg, Heiges, Becker, David, Little, Smeigh, Spahr, Enck, Buchter, Thornton, Burtner, Mackey, Fifth Row: Kennedy, Eshelman, Cramer, Bricker, Pease, Weber, Beck, Bender, Fertinbaugh, Morris, Carchidi, Jones, Snyder, Craig. JUNIOR CLASS President . . GEORGE CUTHBERT Vice-President . . . . BEN WHITCOMB Secretary-Treasurer ..... . MARILYN HEIGES Student Council Representative . . . GLEN BRICKER F orty-six Front Row, left to right: Hester, Fox, Moul, K. Iones, Orris, McGonigal, Turo, Hess, Yinger, Davis, Williams, Tyson, Sechrist Second Row: Eckert, Sipe, Brown, Hupper, Diller, Bramwell, Neff, Cawthorn, Widener, Vvfaggoner, Yvalters, Shepler. Third Row: Meek, Hosietter, Wolfersberger, McNair, Tritt, Green, Graybell, Iackson, Rite, I. Rider, Beil, Landers, Vacars, Hippensleel Fourth Row: Nessmith, Quigley, Smith, Hoffman, Warren, Kreitzer, Fenstamaker, Paulus, Yarlets, Hosler, Woods, Miller, Deitch Wolfe Fifth Row: O. Noss, Wise, Rupp, Snelbaker, Deckrnan, Chestnut, Brenizer, Parks, Brownawell, Iacobs, R. Nauss, Shaeffer, G. Rider Baker Garman Bensel Senseman. Class History Under the direction of such efficient leadership as President, George Cuthbert Vice-President, Ben Whitcomb, Secretary-Treasurer, Maria Turo, Student Council Representative, loanne Rider, and Mr. Guy L. Vogelsong, class dean, the class of '51 first made their debut in their Freshman year With an assembly program They also enjoyed a Freshman party. As Sophomores, George Cuthbert was again elected President, Ben Whitcomb, Vice-President, Maria Turo, Secretary-Treasurer, Dolores Weaver, Student Coun cil, with Miss Bessie Bear as class dean. At last, in their lunior year they received their class rings and began to be wheels One of the biggest events of their lunior year Was their play Smart Alec, with Miss Margaret Fahringer as director. This year's officers were George Cuthbert, President, Ben Whitcomb, Vice-President, Marilyn Heiges, Secretary Treasurer, Glenn Bricker, Student Council Representative, and Mrs Elizabeth Lassen, Adviser. Forty-seven Front Row, Left to right: Shaffer, Fertenbaugh, Paulus, Smith, Messinger, Dowbt, Cronester, Henry, Kline, Simmons, Stine, Alexander, Trace, Brackbill, Keller. Second Row: Monisxnith, Bricker, Gochnauer, Kennedy, Coover, Perich, Vallo, Wertz, Goshorn, Sallinberger, Badclort, Parsell, Reddrick, Brown, Lucas, Satterthwaite! Thxrd Row: Helman, Browning Tressler, Howe: Hess, Heiges Wolte, Lmeweaver, Baker, Gill, Hertzler, Killmore, Sowers. Fourth Row: Barr, Long, Mayberry, Eslinger, May, Walker, White, Rhodes, Walters, Herman, Comp, Elligater, Lehman. Fifth Row: Snare, Mowery, Ienson, Kramer, Conrad, Himes, Mumma, Wolte, Wilson, Hopkins. Sixth Row: Wertz, Wagner, Kimmel, Spar, Houck, Bahm, Stone, Miller, SCDPI-IOMORE CLASS President . . . GLENN WOLF E Vice-President . . . . .ANN PARSELL Secretary- Treasurer . . . . . . VICTOR BARR Student Council Representative . . . SHIRLEY TRESSLER Forty-eight Front Row left to right: Lyons, Diehl, Overholser, Eakin, B. Simmons, Stine, A. Myers, Bollinger, P. Parks, Ci Berkhard, Fredericks, Warner, Potts Second Row Cekcvich, B. Parks, Coover, Quigley, C. Wolfe, Heath, V. Baker, Ioan Baker, Arnold, Forney, Noss, A. Krietzer, Fry, Humes, Hunter Czrumgan l Third Row Hoy Hartman, Lebo, Tanger, Stone, M. Simmons, Zimmerman, Heisey, S. Kreitzer, Early, Tailor, Thumma, Kitzmiller, Greegor, Hall Fourth Row Enk Kile, Nailor, Nelson, Engle, Shambaugh, Shaffer, Kane, Fletcher, Beers, Heintzelman, Nailor, Beitzel. Fifth Row Keeler, Fishel, Brant, Houch, Beetman, Wert, Wagner, Hammaker, Reynolds, Shaner, Noss, Fletcher, Zimmerman, Heintzelman, Vogelsong Basehore Sixth How Gallagher, Berkhart, Hake, Shaffer, Ditmer, Whitcomb, Bender. Class History As Freshmen, the class of '52 was preparing for great things to come. Like other Freshman classes, they had their class party and assembly programs. Their class officers were President, Glenn Wolfe, Vice-President, Dorothy Arlene Stine, Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Heath, Student Council Representative, Shirley Tressler, and class dean, Mr. Guy L. Vogelsong. The All Star class ring was chosen in their Sophomore year, and they pre- sented the annual class play under the direction of Miss Bessie Bear. Their officers for this year were Glenn Wolfe, President, Ann Parsell, Vice-President, Victor Barr, Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Tressler, Student Council Representative, and Miss Bear, class dean. Their class party was a record dance. Forty-nine FRESHMAN PICTURED ABOVE: First row, left to right: Fetrow, Hoffman, Blocker Reeder, Kennedy, McCurdy, Lucas, Norton Ditmer, I. Smith, Rudy, Barger. Second row: Fishel, Donovan, Canno, Zimmer man, Wolferd, Quigley, Shingler, Ulrich, Vogel song, Mumma, K. Hollinger, Reese, Eslinger Rupert, Failor, Keefer, Fry, Lindsey. Third row: Lebo, Shuler, Wagner, May, Roch Shuman, Oberhulser, Norris, Lutz, Hughes, McCaudin, Hollinger, Martin, Powers, N. Smith Hunt, W. Zimmerman, O'Dell. Fourth row: Lindemuth, Cadwallader, Lehman, N. Smith, We-ntzel, Rowe, Price, May, Peffer Nicholas, Sphar, White, Putney, Hoy, Hulse. fConfinued on Page 512 Pres1dent . . IOHN HEATH VICE Pres1dent . . IOAN HARRO F1fty I CLASS Fifth row: Sholley, Stevens, Simmons, Shell, Trace, M. Lucas, Logan, Woodward, Sadler, Hess, Sheeley. Sixth row: Droze, Ewing, Gelsinger, Sunday, Koviseirch, R. May, Musselman, Stare, Kember ling, House, Eckert, Eshelman, Hammaker Doyle. Seventh row: Fought, Wright, Ivory, Cunning ham, Malone, Lemkelde, lones, Hare, McClintie, Gaymen, Bressler, Shetron, Pottiger. PICTURED ABOVE: First row, left to right: Weber, Range, McNeal, D. Bair, McLane, Coyle, Bitner, Miller, Stone Theal, Heath, Bowman, Otstot, Brandt, Nailor, Hamilton, Trostle. I I Second row: Blair, Taylor, Ward, Bender Buterbaugh, Hollinger, N. Hammaker, B. Wolfe B. Zimmerman, Waggoner, Bricker, N. Bram well, Brackbill, Stone, Harro, Heighes, Conrad H. Zimmerman. Third row: Sutton, Hoffman, Wilber, W. Bender M. Eckert, Beaston, Bushy, N. 'Moyer, Ewing, Killian, Cockrell, Barger, Asper, I. Zimmerman Attics, Brewbaker, Hertzler, I. Bramwell, Fanus Fourth row: Fought, Hippensteel, Miller, Law son, D. Hoffman, Wolfe, Wentz, DeWire, Claw ser, Dimmick, Wareham. Fifth row: Barkley, Ault, Hoffman, Cadwallader Murphy, Whiteger, Wolfe, Crumblich, Nailor Cassel, lumper, I. Wolfe, Whitford, Brewbaker Colban, Burkhart, Ardis, Anderson, Burd Breese, Failor, Gusweller. Se cre tary- Treasurer ....,... JANET ZIMMERMAN Student Council Representative . . .... DON BAIR Fifty-one I I I EIGI-ITH PICTURED ABOVE: Front row, left to right: Failor, Kraft, Guyer, Lenker, Neff, Horner, Murphy, Klinger, Krietzer, Irwin, F arver. Second Row: Jordon, Myers, Jacobs, Lascher B. Hartzler, Morris, F. Hartzler, Elliott, B Eichelberger, Hoover, Kohlhaas, Hart. Third row: Dunlap, Hess, Davis, Garver, Davies, Robbins, Manning, Klair, Hess, Deckman, Hos- kins, Moore. fConfinued on Page 531 President . . . .... ROBERT ENCK Vice-President. . . .EDWARD WESTHAFER F iffy-two Fourth row: Moyer, Landis, F. Eichelberger Barr, Dougherty, Nickle, Malone, Enck, Getz, Lawson, Martin, Kauffman, Favinger, Fike, Koherle, Kramer, Nailor. PICTURED ABOVE: Front row, left to right: Sheely, Vanalman, Curtis, C. Westhafer, Wertz, Culp, Bair, Crum- lich, Stone, Starr, Craw, Gormley. I Second row: E. Westhafer, Schuchman, Becker Bahn, Runkel, Bowen, Pifkin, Strayer, Quigley: Brewbaker, Sadler. Third row: Goldsboro, Bucher, Byers, Young, Weber, Snavely, Alexander, Trace, Wagner, Rhoads, Beistline, Weaver, Basehore, Troup, Bender. Fourth row: Fickes, Sheetz, Brindle, Eckert, Westbrook, Baker, l. Tyson, Shetron, Stansfield, Good, Berger, Byers, Ritter, Straub, Stalter. Secretary-Treasurer ...... . . MARIAN STONE Student Council Representative. . . . CARL STBAUB F ifty-three SEVENTH PICTURED ABOVE: Front Row, lett to right: Cline, P. Diehl, Lutz Tabor, Ward, Drawbaugh, Humes, I. Diehl, Eberly, I. Horts, Iones, Kelly, Hieder, Guyer. Second Bow: Kapp, Gochenaur, Fehn, Smith Baker, Oberholser, Shields, Kraley, Kile, Kegel, lacobs, Sheely, Hoover, Boyer, Bailey, Peterrnen Third Row: I. Horst, Lenker, Trimmer, Merridith Stone, Foster, Bair, Wagener Woolford, D Diehl, Gochenauer KRJ, Ebert, Razvillas, Gold en. fConfinued on Page 552 Pres1dent . . .LINDA MOHLER Vzce Preszdent . . ROBERT BRACKBILL F zfty-four I GRADE Fourth Row: Gates, Stalter, Fisher, Heron, Byron, Fry, Hammaker, McCartney, Myers, Sheatfer, Blocher, Klutz, Hartman, Young, Baker, Eshelman, Daniels, Brackbill. PICTURED ABOVE: Front Row, left to right: Srnyser, Waggoner B. Strong, Ulrich, Shingler, Reynolds, Kaberle Hutchinson, Harlan, Craig, Weber, McCarty, Lutz. I Second Row: Mohler, Whitehead, Sigelen Nitchman, Pease, McMoniga1, Hoffman, Rhodes Stillwagon, Ward, A. Zimmerman, Prosser. Third Row: Smith, Yinger, Brechbill, Alexander, Southern, Good, Fulgham, Parsell, Bowman Simpson, Barton. Fourth Row: Brandt, White, Houch, Wise Koser, Heffeliinger, Lehmer, Mowery, Ryan Bitner. S ecre tary- Treasurer ....... LUCILLE SOUTHERN Student Council Representative . . .... HENRY FRY F iffy-five I I ACTIVITIES . WE. 1 'g Wsr X-if S- JN 'a x , , ,m9,,,., Lf4' if .- 1 El '-5 f 1 I' ' ' '15 ADVICE WAS IT GOOD? 5 Q i L H 3 E THE ARTISAN EDITORS-IN-CHIEF . . . . Gretchen Berkheimer, CLASS SECTION EDITOR ...,.... lean Eckert, Audrey Bair Marlene Durston, Shirley Gill, Quay Hamilton. ASSISTANT EDITOR ..-4 I - A Marv Ardis FEATURE EDITOR ........,4 Marjorie Brandt, ADMINISTRATION EDITOR A A I A Gracie Mummal Audrey Branning, Esther Goodling, Lois Mcnismith. Dave Coover' Doug Hoskins ART EDITOR ,...,,... . Earnest Bowen, SENIOR SECTION EDITOR ..r... Bethann Painter, Barbara Rodenhiserl B111 Coover- Iane Diehl, lack Iordan, Pearl Kramer. ADVISER ' - A I A A A ' V - I A Mr- Hamsher ACTIVITIES SECTION EDITOR .... Ioyce Basehore, Ianet Corman, Pat Hartman, Helena Wilson. BUSINESS ADVISER - ' - ' MIS- OUTS ATHLETIC SECTION EDITOR ..,... Dan Kennedy, Don Badort, Charles Alexander, Scott Koser. Fifty-eight THE TORCH The Torch ADVISERS ,..,. Mr. Hamsher 119491. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. . MANAGING EDITOR . NEWS EDITOR , , FEATURE EDITOR . REWRITE EDITOR . SPORTS EDITOR , ART EDITOR ..,. EXCHANGE EDITOR . ALUMNI EDITOR ..., PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR . . Mrs. Mason 119501 , Marjory Brandt '50 . Douglas Hoskins '50 , . . . Pat Hartman '50 . Gretchen Berkheimer '50 . Audrey Branning '50 . . Skip Hutter '50 . . . Audrey Bair '50 . Bethann Painter '50 . . Grace Mumma '50 . Dan Kennedy '50 TYPISTS ...........,.. ,... I ane Diehl '50, lean Eckert '50, Audrey Branning '50, Bethann Painter '50. REPORTERS .............,.,. Scott Koser '50, Earnest Bowen '50, Nancy Davis '51, Maria Turo '50, Pat Adams '51, Ronnie Pease '51, Ioan Green '51. CUB REPORTERS .............. Richard Kent '52, Ed Kyle '52, Teresa Vallo '52, Barbara nunt '53, Roxanne Byers '53, Bruce Donovon '53, Marlene Smith '53. BUSINESS MANAGER ........ . Mary Ardis '50 ASSISTANT MANAGER . . . Eva Vaccaro '51 CIRCULATION .... Joyce Basehore '50 . Helena Wilson '50, Member EWSPA Quill and Scroll-NSPA Eslitoi'-in-f'Iiii-I' .......... Marjorie Brandt '51 Managing liwlilwn' .......... Dong Hoskins '50 News Editor ............... Pat Hartman '50 Feature- lillilor, .... Gretchen Berkheimer '50 Rewrite- lilflitor' ......... Andrey Branning '50 Snorb: Iinlilmn' ..... ..... ' 'Skilv' Hntter '50 Art Editor .,................. A udmy Bah' '50 Exohsingn linlitm' ........ Bethnnu Painter '50 Alninni Eslitrn- ........... Gracim- Munnna '50 l'lllltlJg'l'2lltllj' I-Editor ......,. Dan Kennmly '5-'P HEl'0'R'l'l-HIS: Swift Koser, '50: Ernest Bimrvn. '5U: Nancy D-nvis. '50: Marin Tnro, '5I: I'nr Admins, '5l: Ronnie Iwnsv, 2113 .Ioan tire:-n. 'frlz Peggy Fields. 'BL CFI! REPORTHRSZ Rir'l1:1rd livnt. '521 lill Kyle. '52: 'l'e1'es:L Vnllo. '52: HIll'1lfU'2l llnnt. 'SSH Roxanne Byers, WIT: Brnoo Donovon. 'Stix M':irli-no Smith. '5i!. TYPISTSK: Je-:ln lic-lcert. 'Sm Jane Dir-lil. '30: Amin-y Rx-nnninf.:. '50: Botlaann Painter, 'SOL Business Mnnngor ........... Mnry Arnlis '50 Assistant Bnsinvss Alilll2'i1ZPY.l5Vfl x'IllTl'l1l'0 '50 l irr-ulntion Managers Hs-lmm Wilson. '50. Joyoe Bnsvlmrr- '30 Advisor ....,............. Mr. t':1rl Ilaunslior lfYlt'Pl'4'll ns somnnl class nmtter. Noveni- bor 2. 1928. Nt the Post Ofnoe nl Mt-1-limi- irslnlrz. l':1.. under the Av! of March 2. 1879. Thr' 'l'vn'ch is pnhli,shG-41 montlily,1lnl'- ing the school yvar to report Ale:-lianidslviix-g High Sdhnul au-I-ivilios, Distributed 710.2111 budget menihers without nflditikinal a-lmygcw Snhsvrlptlon Rate: 81.25 per sclirvnl, ye,ix',g- 150 per single copy. ' Fifty-nine National Honor Society OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... , , Dave Coover SECRETARY . .... Iean Eckert VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Don Badorf TREASURER . . . . Charles Alexander Dorothy Waggoner Janet Bricker Ioan Gilbert Marjorie Brandt Sixty Handbook EDITOR ...,,,. . . Gracie Mumrna ASSISTANT EDITORS . A . . .Mary Ardi: Doug Hoskins STAFF .,.......,,. Audrey Bai' Gretchen Berkheimer, Marjorie Brandt, Pa Hartman, Bethann Painter, Marian Weber. TYPISTS ...,,..,.... Iane Deih lean Eckert, Marlene Durston ARTIST ,........,,, Dan Kennedj ADVISER . . , Mr. Carl M. Hamshe Student Council OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . , . . Don Badorf SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . . VICE-PRESIDENT . . Ronald Pease FACULTY ADVISER .... . CLASS REPRESENTATIVES GRADE 12 . . . Grace Mumma GRADE 9 . . GRADE 11 . . . . Glen Bricker GRADE 8 . GRADE 10 , . . Shirley Tressler GRADE 7 , . HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES GRADE 12 GRADE 9 Home Room 14 . . Don Badort Home Room 4 Home Room 22-A . Richard Moyer Home Room 39 Home Room 23 . Charles Miller Home Room 11 Home Room 7 . . Fredrick Orris Home Room 25 GRADE 11 Home Room 1 Home Room 22-A . Robert Warren Home Room 16 Home Room l-A . . . . Nancy Wolfersberger Home Room 17 . . loyce Kegel GRADE 8 Home Room 12 . . Ronald Pease Home Room 18 Home Room 3 , . Oren Noss Home Room 5 GRADE 10 Home Room 2 Home Room 27 , . Allan Spahr Home Room 19 Mildred Bollinger GRADE 7 Home Room 26 . . Patricia Cain Home Room 21 Home Room 15 , Shirley Kreitzer Home Room 6 Home Room 13 . Arnold Stafford Home Room 20 Sixty- one . Arnold Stafford Mr. lames G. Haggerty . . Don Bair . . Carl Straub . Henry Fry William Brubaker . . . lames Hare . , Donna F ailor William Mumma Sarah lane Rowe William Whitetord . . loan Curtis . , Sally Hoover . Shirley Zeigler . . . lane Diehl . Virginia Weber . Edgar Wagener Band MAJ ORETTE DIRECTOR. . . . Mr. Oyler MAJORETTE ............. Janet Corman BAND FRONT: Audrey Bair, Gretchen Berkheimer, Marjorie Brandt, June Rite, Joyce Gardner, Joyce Basehore, Mary Koser, Pat Hartman-Capt., Marietta Flagg, Joyce Foltz, Marilyn Heiges, Ruth Jackson, Joyce Kegel, Margaretta Stambaugh, Helena Wilson, Helen Wolfe-Capt., Constance Arnold, Nancy Davis, Lois Engle, Rosella Strayer, Pat White, Joan Williams. PLAYING BAND: Lee Cronican, David Diehl, David Fetrow, Glen Grunigan, Gus Malone, Leroy Marsicans, Donald Mowery, Nancy Smith, Richard Snel- baker, Allan Spahr, Lloyd Wagner, Ed Wertz, Brad Wright, Mickey Clark, Jean Greegor, Robert Dairew, James Davis, Donna Failor Margaret Heath, Ronald Hess, Sally Hoover, Althea Kipp, Nancy Kitzmiller, Ronald Pease, Doris Potts, Mildred Rhoads, Carl Sipe, Pat Ulrich, Charles Zeigentuss, Miriam Hess, William Brandt, Donald Fought, Jack Hulse, Donald Moore, Gerald Rider, George Sheetz, Bertha Hess, Marlin Beck, Jerry Musselman, Tom Ulrich, Ken Davis, Lawrence Hammaker, James Lawson, William Kile, Roland Malone, James Tyson, Janet Becker, Doris Becker, Ann Stone, Joan F ailor, Jean Blatten- berger, Mary Ardis, Emma Cornrnan, Ken Hartman, Anna Wareham, Shirley Nett, John Craig, William Brubaker, Glen Grunigan, Robert Lehman, Earl McLane, Richard Nauss, Carl Straub. Si Xty- two Glee Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,... . .Lee Cronican SECRETARY . , . Pat Hartman VICE-PRESIDENT . . .,..... Ioan Gilbert ADVISER .....,......,.. Mr. Oyler Marjorie Black, lean Blattenberger, Mildred Bollinger, Emma Cornman, Della Coover, Lois Engle, Ruth Fogle, Edith Harlan, Miriam Hess, Ruth lackson, Althea Kipp, Barbara Low, lean Mackey, Mildred Reynolds, loan Rider, lune Rite, Barbara Rodenheiser, lane Shambaugh, Dot Stine, Shirley Tressler, Ann Tyson, Teresa Vallo, Lois Weigle, Marian Whitcomb, Helena Wilson, Constance Arnold, loan Baker, loyce Basehore, Marjory Brandt, Frances Capp, lanet Corman, lane Deihl, lean Eckert, loan Gilbert, Georgia Grunigen, Pat Hartman, Margaret Heath, Marilyn Heiges, loyce Kutz, Grace Mumma, Beverly Neff, Bethann Painter, Pat Snelbaker, Ann Stone, Nancy Stras- baugh, Nancy Tritt, Delores Weaver, Nancy Woltersberger, loan Williams, Margaret Zimmerman, Donald Fought, David Fetrow, Carl Sipe, Earl McLane, loseph Ivory, Robert Lehman, Dan Kennedy, William Brubaker, Wayne Ewing, Floyd Wagner, Richard Brenneman, Allan Spahr, lack Kintz, Glen Bricker, Lawrence Hammaker, Gerald Rider, Roger Hoke, David Coover, Charles Kohlhaas, Paul Keeter, Charles Zeigentuss, Glenn Grunigen, Fred Kimmel, lack Hulse, Scott Koser. lunior Chorus Selvojian Bailey, Patricia Bahn, loyce Baer, Sandra Becker, Beulah Asper, loan Clauser, loan Curtis, Mae Eberly, Fae Elliott, Goldie Fought, Annetta Good, Clarence Golden, Ruth Gormley, Anna Ewtield, loan Horst, Lois Hertzler, Dorothy Heiges, Patsy Kelley, Beverly Koser, Shirley Klinger, Patty Killian, Dorothy Morris, Evelyn Myers, Lois Neft, Selma Petkin, Eleanor Runkle, Kenneth Shaetter, Marilyn Ward, Ann Wentz, Patsy Whitehead, Harriet Wertz, Carol Westhater, Raymond White, Lois Yinger, Wayne Zimmerman, Elaine Fabor. , A , f Senior I-li-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . ..... . . David Coover VICE-PRESIDENT ..... , , . lack Iordan SECRETARY-TREASURER . .... Don Badorf CHAPLAIN ...... . Charles Alexander ADVISER .....,......, Mr. Carl Graham MEMBERS: Robert Thornton, Lester Shelly, Iohn Burkhart, Gene Heintzelman, Glen Heintzelrnan, Fred Putney, Ray Trimmer, Arnold Stafford, Mervin Hoffman, Ronald Klair, Donald Yocum, George Corl, Edward Forney, Paul May- berry, Harry Mowery, lack House, Richard Reynolds, Eugene Shaner, Porter Keefer, Iames Senseman, Donald Sechrist, Glenn Meck, Richard Wood, Luther Brenizer, Lloyd Bentzel, Donald Barbour, Paul Keefer, Donald Corn- man, William Lehmer, Donald Helman, Lincoln Satter- thwaite, Iames Stahfer, David Hopkins. I unior I-li -Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,.....,..... Addison Bowman VICE-PRESIDENT ..... .... I ohn Heath SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . , Don Bair ADVISER ..,.... . . Mr. Shields CHAPLAIN ........... . . Ned Woolford MEMBERS: Irvin Alexander, Don Bair, Marlin Basehore, Glenn Beistline, William Bitner, Addison Bowman, Fred- erick Bretz, Lloyd Bucher, Donald Burkhart, lames Colban, Iohn Coyle, Stanley Doyle, Fred Eichelbezger, Robert Enck, Fred Eshelman, Edward Fickes, William Fishel, William Fisher, Ray Galver, Donald Getz, Donald Good, Richard Hammaker, lim Hare, Iohn Heath, Marlin Hess, Robert Hoskins, Roger House, Kauffman, Iohn Kovacevic, Edward Manning, Marlin Martin, Gladding Miller, Paul Murphy, Clifford Norton, Dick Quigley, Bill Schuckman, Richard Shingler, Tom Simpson, Roy Stale, Charles Stone, Stanley Sunday, Walter Theal, David Wentz, Bill Whiteford, Iohn Wolfe, Ned Woolford, Cephas Zimmerman. Y-Teen Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT .......... . Lois Ann Weber VICE-PRESIDENT ..... . . Shirley Kraft SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . Ruth Lutz ADVISER ................ Miss Bear MEMBERS: C. Byers, I. Eslinger, I. Iacobs, W. Lutz, E. Lawson, I. Ward, C. Loscher, S. McCauslin, G. Moyer, I. Shaffer, I. Taylor, B. Wolfe, D. Wimer. Sixty-fo ur F. F. A. PRESIDENT . . . . , Don Miller TREASURER . . . Fred Kimmel VICE-PRESIDENT . . . lohn Sheely SENTINEL . . . Raymond Boyer SECRETARY . . ..... lohn Garman REPORTER ...... , Paul Yorlets ADVISER ,...... .... M r. Neal Bitting Richard Clouser, Guy Deitch, Harry Fields, Herbert Gibney, Albert Wolf, Iames Hostetter, Iohn Paulus, Robert Potteiger, Robert Thornton, Dick Wood, lack Beitzel, Carl Brenneman, Richard Cekovich, Ross Hall, Robert Hake, Robert Hartzell, David Lehman, Tolbert Vogelsong, Iohn Wert, Walter Zimmerman, Iarnes Whitcomb, Iames Barger, Glenn Blocker, Russel Bressler, Norman Dellinger, Richard Failor, Iohn Fry, Victor Hart, Ray Hoffman, Earl Kernberling, Robert Keeter, Marlin Lindsay, Norman McCurdy, lack Myers, Ray Negley, Ralph Morrow, Charles O'Del1, Aaron Potteiger, Kenneth Thornton, Iohn Ruppert, Wayne Zimmerman. Sixty-five t l Sixty-six Central Treasury ADVISER ..........,. Miss Snyder MEMBERS: Ioan Gilbert, Dot Waggener, Nancy Wolferberger. Photography Club ADVISER ..... . . .,.. Mr. Denton PRESIDENT ..........,,, P. Losher D. Basehore, D. Brandt, R. Bresse, I. Browning, I. Cadwallader, F. Crumlick, B. Davis, K. Davis, l. Diller, H. Dooge, H. Fields, l. Harlem, R. Himes, E. Horn, R. Kent, P. Kling, H. Kramer, R. Pike, B. Thornton, R. Wood, P. Yorlets, R. Barr, G. Blacker. Science Club ADVISER . . . PRESIDENT . . VICE-PRESIDENT CLUB REPORTER . Pobert Hake, lim Hartzel. Baker, Richard F . Mr. Davis Paul Baddorf Harry Fields Peggy Fields ailor, Robert Varsity Cheerleaders ADVISER , , ............ Mrs. Crisman CAPTAIN . ,.,....... Eleanor Stansiield Helen Brown, Sara Waggener, Ann Tyson, lo Rider, Beverly Stephenson, Beverly Neff, Betty Badorf. lunior Varsity Cheerleaders ADVISER . . . . .Mrs. Crisman CAPTAIN . . ..... Marilyn May Marie Sheely, Shirley Zeigler, Ioann Harro, Ruth Gormley, Beverly Nailor, Mary Pat Neil, Nancy Norris. Sixty-seven Future I-Iomemakers of America PRESIDENT ..,. . , ..... Kay Kegel VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Kathryn Murphy SECRETARY , . . . . . Marsha Irwin TREASURER ..... ,... . , , Deanna Harman ADVISER ..44..........,... Mrs. Otten Pat Diehl, lane Kraley, Fern Oberholser, Nancy Sheely, Elaine Tabor, Ioyce Kile, Shirley Humes, lane Diehl, Beulah Iacobs, Frances Heider, Leah Hoover, Norma Iones, Margaret Paes, Deanna Nitchman, Nancy Smith, Betty Strong, Nancy Hoerner, Edna Lenker, Frances Kreitzer, lean Hart, Bertha Hartzler, Florence Hartzler, Deanna Kaberle, Faye Stillwagon, Ioanna Harlan, Eleanor Craig, Frances Craw, Ann Culp, Lillian Heider. Stage Crew ADVISER . . . , . . .Mr. Zimmerman PRESIDENT ,,,.,.... Ben Whitcomb Bill Coover, Fred Baddorf, George Cuthbert, Glenn Brinton, Iohn Garman, Ralph Mumma, lohn Bricker, Glenn Wolf, Vic Barr, Ed Kyle, Elwood Brandt. Iunior Dramatic Clul PRESIDENT ,.............. Robert Hosk VICE-PRESIDENT .,..,.,... .,., L ois N SECRETARY-TREASURER ......,,,, Kenneth K1 Houck, McGonigal Hoffman,Vanalrnan Bitner, Myers Murp Bower, Tabor, Haerner, Lutz, Diehl, Curtis, Shinglar, Nit man, Heider, Hart, Koser, Bair, Byers, Eshelrnan, Kel , Bailey, Paes, N. Smith, Stone, Kile. 9th Grade PRESIDENT ...,.., . . . loanne Hal r VICE-PRESIDENT ..,,. ,.... M arlene SECRETARY-TREASURER .,,.... Gerald MEMBERS: Kathryn Sutton, Hannah Stone, Iune Ward, Wertz, Doris Wimer, Blanche Wolf, Lois Ann Mowery, Stevens, Ioanne Simons, Dorothy Atticks. MEMBERS: Manning, Drawbaugh, E. Smith, Kegel, Harms , , ' , l . . C Sixty-eight School Crier and Makeup OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..., ..... P eggy Gill SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . Audrey Bair VICE-PRESIDENT ,... . Gretchen Berkheimer ADVISER ,,,.. . , 4.,.,,.. Mrs. Mason MEMBERS: Doris Beil, Audrey Branning, Etta Brown, Isabelle Brown, Inez Burns, Pat Cain, Sheila Conway, Bette Davis, Marlene Durston, Ioanne Eslinger, Ruth Fogle, Helen Frederick, Mary Ellen Fry, Herbert Gibney, Shirley Gill, Elizabeth Graybill, loan Green, Quay Hamilton, Miriam Hess, Clara Hoffman, Mary Louise Hower, Dan Kennedy, Betty Lebo, Ianet Little, Lois Monismith, Winitred Myers, Lester Sheely, Pauline Shields, Shirley Tressler, Nancy Tritt, Eva Vaccaro, Teeresa Vallo, Marian Weber, Catherine Wolf, Mary Louise Hartman. Senior Dramatic Club PRESIDENT .... . Janet Little VICE-PRESIDENT .... . . Peggy Gill SECRETARY-TREASURER. . . . . . .Bette Davis Pat Adams, Mary Ardis, Audrey Bair, Ioanne Baker, Gretchen Berkheimer, Audrey Branning, Isabelle Brown, Inez Burns, Sheila Conway, Bette Davis, Marlene Durston, Ruth Fogl, Helen Frederick, Mary Ellen Fry, Herbert Gibney, Peggy Gill, Shirley Gill, Elizabeth Graybill, loan Green, Mary Louise Hartman, Richard Kent, Alda May Kreitzer, Shirley Kreitzer, lanet Little, Ann Parsell, Winitred Myers, Englis Perich, Mary Ann Quigley, Lincoln Sattersthwaite, lane Shambaugh, Dorothy Stine, Eva Vaccaro, Dorothy Warner. Sixty-nine Safety Patrol OFFICERS ADVISER , . . .,., . . . Mr. Siebert LIEUTENANTS. ...,.., Elsworth Quigley, Roger CAPTAIN ,...,......., Stanley Doyle House, Donald Bair, Dale Vogelsong, Lloyd Cadwallader. Barkley, Blocker, Brackbill, Breeze, Brubaker, Daniels, Dunlap, Eichelberger, Fishel, P. Gochenour, R. Gochenour, Guswiler, Guyer, Herron, lones, Kimmel, Landis, Lucas, Lutz, Meredith, McCarthey, Pelerman, Ritter, Shaner, Shuler, Stanstield, Stoner, Thornton, Trace, Wagner, Westhater, Young, Zimmerman. Chess Club ADVISER ..... Mr. Malone VICE-PRESIDENT .Marvin Bende PRESIDENT . Bernard Gallagher SECRETARY . . , Kenneth Klai MEMBERS: Richard Brenneman, Robert Enck, Henry Fry, Richard Malone Roland Malone, lerome Marcians, Donald Moore, Walter Theal, Bill Trayer. lunior and Senior Art Club ADVISER ................ Mr. Kirk SENIOR CLUB: Pat McGonigal, Barbara Lederer, Barbara Rodenheiser, Via tor Emel, Richard Brenneman, loyce Kegel, Ioan Green, Richard Nauss. I UNIOR CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,..., ........ R obert Moyer VICE-PRESIDENT . . , , . . Daniel Stratford SECRETARY-TREASURER ....... David Nickel MEMBERS: Earl Cadwallader, George Bair, Richard Malone, David Brindle Marsha Hart, Annette Houch, Virginia Weber, Carl Straub, loan McGonigal Beverly Iordan, Bertha Hess, Walter May, Margaret Hughes, Samuel Bergen Ronald Deckman, Lee Stave, Katherine Murphy, Florence Hartzler, Bett Eichelberger, Ianet Eckert, William Baker, Kenneth Ebert, Deanne Nitchma Ann Culp, Kenneth Klair, Robert Moyer, Margaret Cockrell, Mary Lou Wisg lune Drawbaugh, Valerie Sigeleu, Linda Mohler. Quarterback Club Vocational Club ADVISER ,........... Coach lohnny Frederick HONORARY CAPTAIN ......,.... lack lordan Don Badorf, Merve Hoffman, Don Cornman, Dave Coover, Harold Ryder, Edward Forney, Fred Putney, Charles Alexander, lack Iordan, Charles Kohlhaas, Donald Peak, Douglas Hoskins, George Cuthbert, Ray Kreitzer, Victor Powley, lohn Garman, Harvey Jacobs, Glenn Wolfe, George Wolfe, lohn Sholly, Iohn Bricker, Lester Sheely, Victor Barr, Glenn Bricker, Edward Kyle, Benson Whitcomb, Donald Runk, lohn Burkhart, Rodger Hoke, Richard Hamrnaker. ADVISER ,... .............. M r. Stump SENIORS: C. Gochenour, l. Heller, M. Keller, M. Kohler, R. Moyer, N. Nailor, D. Peak, R. Rite, D. Ritter, R. Rosenkranse, G. Shearer, Ray Shumaker. IUNIORS: M. Beck, S. Bender, R. Buchter, W. Burtner, R. Chestnut, R. Deitch, L. Echerd, I. F enstamacker, F. Hippensteel, B. Hoffman, R. Hosler, R. Kreitzer, P. Nesmith, A. Quigley, R. Sheatter, R. Smith, R. Warren. Girls' Gym Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . Esther Goodling SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . Barbara Greegor VICE-PRESIDENT . ......... Ioyce Gardner ADVISER .......,...... Mrs. Crisman MEMBERS: Edith Harlan, Ruth Miller, Esther Fertenbaugh, Margaret Zimmerman, Lois Weigle, Dotty Cooper, Grace Corbe, Shirley Brindle, Lois Monosmith, Mary Ann Fanus, Pearl Kramer, Nancy Eckert, Etta Brown, Pauline Shields, Bonnie Perviance, Mary Sheller, Betty Bardall, Peggy Gill, Dorothy Wagner. Senior Play 'XALMOST SUMMER ALMOST SUMMER The Senior Play Paul Jones . Mrs. Jones . Mr. Jones . Junior . . Mary. . . Jack .... Jane .,... Mr. Sznudgely Anna .... Lilah Johnson THE CAST Directed by Mrs. Mildred Mason . IACK IORDAN . IOAN GILBERT . DOUGLAS HOSKIN S . . IVAN MEALS . . BETHANN PAINTER . LEE CRONICAN IANET CORMAN . DAVE COOVEB IOYCE GARDNER IUDBEY BRANNING Student Director . ............ GRACE MUMMA lack Koser, Chairman Charles Kohlhaas Althea Kipp COMMITTEES PROPERTY PUBLICITY Marjorie Brandt, Chairman Gretchen Berkheimer Pat. Hartman, Chairman Marjorie Brandt I ack Koser BUSINESS POSTERS Ernest Bowen, Chairman Beverly Neff Scott Koser MAKE-UP Clara Hoffman, Chairman Marlene Durston Helen Fredrick Isabelle Brown Etta Brown STAGE Benson Whitcomb, Manager Elwood Brandt Glenn Brinton lohn Bricker Fred Baddorf Victor Barr PROGRAM Esther Goodling, Chairman Ioan Gilbert Emery Brown Bethann Painter Donald Miller Harold Ryder Lois Monismith Clara Hoffman Nancy Strasbaugh Esther Goodling Richard Moyer Dan Kennedy Eleanor Stansfield Mary Louise Hartman Mary Louise Hower Lois Monismith Betty Lebo Peggy Gill George Cuthbert William Coover Edward Kyle Ralph Mumma lohn Garman Glenn Wolfe Dorothy Waggoner William Billet Pearl Kramer Seventy-three Junior Play SMART ALEC SMART ALEC The lunior Play THE CAST Alec . . . ........ . . . RONALD PEASE Beulah . . ...... ...... A NN TYSON Mr. Lester . . . RICHARD SNELBAKER Hazel . . . ..... IOAN GREEN David . . . .... GERALD RIDER Marge Lester . . . IANET LITTLE Clara ..,... . . NANCY TRITT Gloria .,..,.. ..... B ETTE DAVIS Mrs. Wynn Hackett . . .... EVA VACCARO Mr. Clemens ............, CHARLES ZIEGENFUSS Mr. Trumbull ..........,....... GLENN MECK Directed by MISS MARGARET FAHRINGER Student Director .............. ISABELLE BROWN COMMITTEES BUSINESS Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lassen, Adviser Marilyn Heighes, Chairman Robert Hosler Doris Becker Ralph Miller losephine Lichty Ronald Parks PUBLICITY ' Mrs. Mildred Mason, Adviser Nancy Wolfersberger, Chairman Dolores Hupper Ioyce Foltz Oren Noss Betty Graybill Maria Turo POSTERS Mr. Harry Kirk, Adviser Barbara Lederer, Chairman Betty Hess Cora Alspaugh Ioyce Kutz Luther Brenizer Ieanne Mackey Marlin Brownawell Glenn Meck PROPERTIES Mr. Roy Malone, Adviser Mary Koser, Chairman Pat Magonigal Richard Carchidi Don Sechrist lim Hostetter lim Senseman loyce Kegel lean Smeigh MAKE-UP Mrs. Mildred Mason, Adviser Peggy Gill, Chairman Mary Hartman Etta Brown Clara Hoffman Isabelle Brown Mary Louise Hower Marlene Durston Betty Lebo Helen Frederick Lois Monosmith STAGE CREW Mr. Earl Zimmerman, Adviser Benson Whitcomb, Manager Bill Coover Fred Baddorf f 7 ir 7 Glen Brinton Iohn Garrnan George Cuthbert Victor Barr Elwood Brandt Glenn Wolmr Ralph Mumma Ed Kyle lohn Bricker Seven ty-five SPORTS DN Nm! X ' - F L 5. SENIOR DIAMONDMEN IUMP BALL AFTERMATH NEW DIAL SYSTEM MORE IUMP 5 . 43 53, K Pig' A' m - Varsity Football Honorary Captain DON BADORF JACK JORDAN ED. FORNEY Seventy-eight GEORGE CUTHBERT DON CORMAN HAROLD RIDER DAVE COOVER H 19 49 CHARLES KOHLHAAS DON PEAK CHARLES ALEXANDER MERVE HOFFMAN FRED PUTNEY DOUG HOSKINS N L Meohaniosburg '49 Football Season MHS-26 Swotorcz-O Annual Wildcat Opener . . . 5000 Spectators . . . TD'S Cuthbert 2, Cornman 2. Extra Points-Rupp l, Runk 1. MHS-21 Biglervjlle--O Wildcats Prove Strength . . . Cornman l, Ryder 1, Badorf, l, PAT'S-Rupp 3. MHS-26 Western--6 New Rival . . . Intersectional Clash . . . TD's Cuthbert 3, Ryder l, plus Rupp's 2 Extra Pts. Sink Washington's Red Raiders. MHS-41 Hershey-14 First Conference And Away Game . . . Corman Score on First Play . . . Cornman 2, Ryder 2, Cuthbert l, Badorf l . . . PAT's- Rupp 4, Runk l. MHS-14 Hanover-O Settled Score . . . Sholly's TD on Pass and Ryder's Gallop added to Rupp's Extra Points held Orange and Black Scoreless. MHS-31 New Cumberland-O TDS l-Cuthbert, Kohlhaas, Ryder, Badorf and Bricker . . . Extra Pt. . . . Alexander Swamp . . . Non- conference . . . Blue and White. MHS-6 Waynesboro-6 Conference Deadlock-TD by Badorf on 8 yard pass . . . Cornman in Hospital! . . . High Casualty List Hinders Wildcats' Scoring. MHS--25 Shippensburg-O Swimming to End Zones in Game-Lasting Down Pour! . . . Wildcats Look on to Gettysburg . . . Kreitzer, Bricker, One Each, Cuthbert 2, Extra Pts.-Rupp 1. MHS-13 Gettysburg-O Unforgettable three play, Goal Line Stand . . . Scoring in second half . . . TD's by Cuthbert 2, and Sholly PAT, . . . Defeated Bullets and pushed Cats up Con- ference Ladder. MHS-12 Chambersburg-25 Most Crucial Game Within l2 years . . . 6-6 at Half- time- Walters and Eyre! . . . TDS Cuthbert 2- Good Game! MHS-6 Carlisle-6 Traditional Turkey Day Battle! Last Game for thirteen Varsity Stars . . . Hutter's Wild Predictions on TD'S . . . Hats off to George Cuthbert-Season Ends tie . . . Carlisle for 2nd place in Southern Penn Conference f-tv-'lv LOD-'vbhllvlvz UULNJOJUIUM-'Jr-P-'C7I-'C'J. ffl . ....,..... gg F-I UJ U2 sqggsssgntlzgggi 'H fl-9'3,-'w25 'm'-'W 4 'USC ua .-. 0 ,-.-mf+ 'LE-3735035222 meffasgassefl' 23 .u-HU-0 ...m, .QFESE ...., Q ,tQ. .g ..... :jj iflilfffo N H B O7U10007OOJr-C700- mmuzmm-mms-mmm l Eigh fy lunior Varsity Football Coach Zimmerman's clawing IV Cats ended their season with a total of 108 points scored to their opponents' 97. The tally books show 4 wins, 2 losses and one tie. Ron Fishel led the team with 8 touchdowns and was followed by lames Browning and Ron Parks with 5 and 2 touchdowns respectively. Extra points tor the season were scored by: Robert Bahn 121, Ron Parks 121, Ron Fishel QD and Bob lones CD. IAYVEE FOOTBALL RECORD M.H.S. OPP. 18 ..... Enola ..,... , . . 14 27 . . . . Hershey ...... . . 6 12 . . . . New Cumberland .... . 12 13 . . . . Marysville ..... . . 6 32 . . . . Carson Long . . . . . 6 O .,... Carlisle ..,. . . . 34 6 .,,.. Hanover . , .... 19 108 TOTAL 97 Eighty-one lumor Hlgh Football Coach Caba's lunior High Grid Squad started the season by losing to Shlppensburg 12 6 They got together in the next two games to defeat Boiling Springs 19 O and Carlisle 6 O The next game ended in a scoreless tie with Hershey. Edison's Reserves were the next victims of the lunior High, 19-O. The next two games found the M.H.S. luniors on the short end of the scores, losing to Hanover 13 O and Gettysburg 8-O The season's record is three victories, three defeats, and one tie. RECORD M.H.S. OPP. 6 , Shippensburg , . . . 12 20 . Boiling Springs . . . O 7 . Carlisle . . . . O 19 . Edison Res. . . . O 0 . Hershey . . . 0 O . Hanover . , . 13 0 . . Gettysburg . . . . 8 52 Total 33 Ei gh ty- two Varsity Basketball The 1950 basketball season was one of the best MHS has seen in seven years. The Cats won 8 games and lost 11 dur- ing the season, a .421 percentage of victories. ln the South Penn Conference Me- chanicsburg was tie for fourth place with six wins, eight defeats, and a .428 per- cent average. Sonny lacobs led the Courtsters in top scoring position with 213 points. Don Badorf, Honorary Captain, was second with 179 points. Vic Emil and Ron Parks followed with 158 and 133 points respectively. Don Cornman, one of the starting five, was the Wildcats' key de- fensive player, although he was not high on the scoring list. IACK KIN TZ DAVE CO OVER Junior Varsity Basketball The Mechanicsburg High lunior Basketball Team had a difficult time getting started. They dropped their first four non-conference games to lohn Harris, Steelton twice, and the Alumni respectively. Starting conference competition they lost the first four con- tests. Carlisle, Waynesboro, Shippensburg, and Hershey dealt the defeats to the Wild Kittens. The l.V.'s then won over Gettysburg by a close score. Chambersburg and Hanover also defeated the lunior Varsity. VARSITY BASKETBALL-1 949- 1950 COACH: Mr. Don Seibert MANAGERS: Ray Hutter, Ralph Miller. On the second time around lohn Harris adde' another victory at the expense of the l.V.'s. Carlisl and Waynesboro proved too much for the lunioi varsity again. The Wild Kittens Won their second game from Shippensburg's Junior Varsity. The las' four games were bad ones for the l.V.'s-Hershey Gettysburg, Chambersburg, and Hanover defeated them successively. IAYVEE BASKETBALL- 1 949- 1950 M.H.S. OPP. 13 . . . . . Iohn Harris . . . 33 H 15 . . . . . Steelton . . . . . 38 A 11 . . . Steelton . . . . . 29 H Alumni . . Carlisle . , . Waynesboro . Shippensburg Hershey . . . Gettysburg . . Chambersburg Hanover . . . lohn Harris . Carlisle . . . Waynesboro . Shippensburg Hershey . . . Gettysburg . . Chambersburg DATE M.H.S. OPP. Dec. 13 41 lohn Harris , . 45 H Dec. Steelton . , . . 34 A Dec. Steelton . . . . 36 H Dec. Alumni . . . . 38 H lan. Carlisle . . . . . 34 A lan. Waynesboro .... 41 H lan. Shippensburg . . . 42 A lan. Hershey . . . 39 H lan. Gettysburg ..... 26 H Ian. Chambersburg . , . 40 H lan. Hanover ...... 45 A lan. lohn Harris .... 49 A lan. Carlisle . . . . . 49 H Feb. Waynesboro . . . 35 A Feb. Shippensburg . . . 53 H Feb. Hershey . . . 48 A Feb. Gettysburg . . 43 A Feb. Chambersburg 60 A Feb. Hanover . . . 37 H 19 Games Total Points- M.H.S.-768 OPP-784 20 ...... Hanover ......... 41 H SEASON RECORD Won-2 Lost-17 Eigh ty-four IR. HIGH BASKETBALL RECORD MHS OPP JR. HIGH IAYVEES 18 . . . . Carlisle ,,.. 15 H BASKETBALL RECORD 24 . , . . Shippensburg . MHS OPP 16 . . . . Hershey , . . 21 . . . . Carlisle . . . , . . . . . 28 11 - - - - G9t1YSb111'9 - - 15 , . . . Shippensburg . . . . 28 33 ' ' ' ' Iganover ' ' 8 . . . . Gettysburg . . . . 14 , . . . ieelton . . 20 H 12 . A A . Carlisle A... - - ' - anfwef ' 4 ' 32 25 4 I I A Shippensburg A 16 , . , . Carl1sle .... . . 20 27 . , , . Hershey . . . 30 . . . . Shippensburg . . . . 23 19 - ' - - Getwsbufg - A 20 . . . . Gettysburg . . . 37 25 ' ' ' ' Steehon ' ' 13 , . . . Hanover . . . 34 20 . . . ,Hanover . 11 . . . .CampHill . z'U ' sini- aw v BASEBALL 1949 BASEBALL 1950 M H S OPP. Hanover . . . Carlisle .... New Cumberland Enola ..... Camp Hill . . Lemoyne , . . Carlisle .... New Cumberland Enola .,.., Camp Hill . , Lemoyne . . Hanover . . . Shippensburg . April 4 April 6 April ll April 14 April 16 April 21 April 25 April 28 May 2 May 5 May 9 May 12 May 16 May 19 May 22 May 23 May 25 lohn Harris , , . Dover H. S. . , . New Cumberland Carlisle .... Lemoyne .... Enola ...., Camp Hill . . . New Cumberland Carlisle .... Lemoyne ,... Enola .... Camp Hill . . Hanover .... Shippensburg . . Boiling Springs . Open .... Open . . Home . Home . Home . Away . Home . Home . Away . Away . Home . Away . Away , Home , .Away , .Horne . Away fNightj Girls' Gym Class Boys' Tumbling ADVERTISEMENTS , T 2 N Q , E -Z N E E, mil Q PRING STORY PAUSE PENNSYLVANIA WE CHOW LINE THESPIANS MORE CHOW LINE! NSURANCE... R. BRACKBILL 8: SON Compliments of THOMPSON STORE Latest Styles for Women and Children New location 10 W. Main Sc., Mechanicburg B. N. RIDER Automobile Supplies and Vulcanizing , Studebaker Agency 413- 1 5 South Market Street KEYSTONE SERVICE MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone: 419 SENIOR ACTIVITIES CHARLES ALEXANDER. Artisan, 4, Baseball, U.V.J 3, Football, fl.V.J 1, Football fVarsityl, 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly, 2, Class Officer, 2, Homeroom Officer, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Quarterback Club, 2, 3, 4. MARY ARDIS. Artisan, 4, Assembly Band, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly, l, 3, Homeroom Officer, 2, Class Play, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Hand- book, 4, Torch, 4, lr. Prom Committee, 3, Operetta Usher, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 2, 3, 4. DONALD BADORF. Artisan, 4, I.V. Basketball, 1, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Football, l, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, 3, Homeroom Office Student Council, 1, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Sr. Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, lr. Prom Committee, 3, Quarterback Club, 2, 3, 4. FRED BADDORF. F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, Hall Patrol, 4, Stage Crew, I, 2, 3, 4. PAUL BADDORF. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4. Sheely's Parking Lots III 317 and 322 Chestnut St. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania EICHELBERGER'S Silver Spring Restaurant Extends an invitation to a Good Dinner in a pleasant atmosphere Compliments of MARK L. WINGER INCORPORATED Telephone: 727 111 N. Market St. Ninety C. R. ROTH 81 SON Fresh Meats SHIREMANSTOWN - PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Mechanicsburg Beverage Distributor PAUL A. BILLETT Paper Hanger - Dependable Service Estimates Given R, F, D, gl 3 DILLSBURG, PA. Phone: Mechanicsburg Exchange SENIOR ACTIVITIES AUDREY BAIB. Artisan, Co-Editor, 45 Band, 45 Class Assembly, l, 35 Operetta Usher, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Handbook, 45 Torch, 45 Intra- Mural Sports, 2, 3, 45 lr. Prom Committee, 35 Make-Up Committee, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society, 4. HARRIET BAKER. Class Assembly, 15 Class Play Usher, 35 Commencement Usher, 35 Hall Patrol, 4. DONALD BARBOUR. Hall Patrol, 45 Hi-Y Club, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 3, 45 lr. Prom Committee, 3. BETTY BARDALL. Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. JOYCE BASEHOBE. Artisan, 45 Band, 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader, 25 l.V. Cheerleader, 15 Class Assembly, 35 Homeroom Officer, 15 Class Play Usher, 45 Com- mencement Usher, 35 Operetta, 2, 45 Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Torch, 3, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 1, 2, 45 County Chorus, 2, 3, 45 District Chorus, 3, 45 State Chorus. JANET BECKER. Assembly Band, 3, 45 Band, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Officer, 45 Operetta, 2, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 County Band, 15 Pianist for M.H.S. Compliments of. . . WRIGHTSTONE ELECTRIC 26 South Market Street Courteous Service BOB SMITI-I'S Barber Shop 505 W. Marble St. SPORTING GOODS and BRANDED MENSWEAR j3ERNIE'S Third and Herr Streets Mechanicsburg, Pa. ' Open every day except Thursday Open Tuesday and Friday by Appointment Evenings HARRISBURG. PA. Ninety-one A. S. I ACOBSON ESTATE Your Clothien Furnisllen Hatter for 66 years I3 EAST MAIN STREET MUMMA AGENCY Expert Real Estate Service FIRST RATE STOCK INSURANCE JlOlVLM9in Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. L. E. MILLER'S GARAGE Service on All Makes of Cars S. LOCUST STREET Phone: 7-2661 SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. IACKSON TEXACO and Grocery O Carlisle Pike, East of Hogestown SENIOR ACTIVITIES GRETCHEN BERKHEIMER. Artisan, Co-Editor, 4, Band, 4, Class Assembly, 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer, 1, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Torch, 4, Handbook, 4, Ir. Prom Committee, 3, Intra-Mural Sports, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 4, School Crier, 3, 4, Christ- mas Play, 3, 4. WILLIAM BILLET. Baseball U.V.D 3, Football U.V.J 2, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 3, 4, Photog- raphy Club, 1. MARIORY BLACK. Assembly Band, I, 2, 3, Band, l, 2, 3, Class Assembly, 3, Operetta, 2, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Artisan, 4. ERNEST BOWEN. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Torch, 4. RAYMOND BOYER. FRA., 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. AUDREY BRANNING. Artisan, 4, Class Play, 4, Class Play Usher, 3, Commencement Usher, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Torch, 4, Social Dancing, 3. IANET BRICKER. Hall Patrol, 4, Assembly Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4. H E I G E S E S S O SERVICE STATION O GROCERIES Ice Cream - Soft Drinks O R. D. No. 1, CAMP HILL Phone: 7-9123 Compliments of HOPKINS GROC ERY The Eberly Sz Orris Mfg. Co. Mechanicsburg, Pa. MANUFACTURERS or . .. Hickory Handles Cumberland Diamond White Ash Baseball Bats PHONE: 156 Ninety-two The Crossroads Restaurant Good Food RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION Route 15, 5 Miles from Harrisburg Square Phone: 7-9111 Mellwood China and Gift Shoppe Selection of Fine and Unusual Gifts CARLISLE - HARRISBURG PIKE 1 Mile East of Hogestown Phone: 254 I . HENDERSON STOCK 6 East Simpson Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. Kelvinator - Appliances Youngstown Kitchens Zenith Radio BEAVER' S SHOE STORE X-Ray Shoe Fitting BUCKIE BEAVER, Proprietor MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Telephone: 682 l SENIOR ACTIVITIES RUTH BRICKER. Hall Patrol, 4. SHIRLEY BRINDLE. Commencement Usher, 3, Class Play Usher, 3, Girls Gym, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Girls Intra-Mural Sports, 4. EMERY BROWN. Football U.V.l 1, 2, Football Warsityl 3, Baseball Manager, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Usher, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Quarterback Club, 3. ETTA BROWN. Class Play Usher, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. INEZ BURNS. Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES CAPP. Operetta, 2, 4, Dramatic Club Ur., 1, Glee Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. RICHARD CLOUSER. F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. SHIELA CONWAY. Class Assembly, 1, Class Play, 3, Class Play Usher, 4, Commencement Usher, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 1, 2. GD 0 O O Where Prices D Are Lower M A On the Leading N Lines 5 . FURNITURE STORE BEST WISHES . . . P O T T S Manufacturing Company 0 MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Ninety- three Brunhouse Drug Store 5 II West Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. In Meehanicsburg it's STANSFIELIPS O Insurance I Bonding I Real Estate Bowling All Year 'round SENIOR ACTIVITIES DOTTY COOPER. Class Assembly, 1, Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Girls Gym Club 4, Hall Patrol, Intra-Mural Sports, I, 4. DAVE COOVER. Artisan, 4, Basketball U.V.l 1, 2, Basketball Varsity, 3, 4, Football, U.V.J I, Football fVarsityl 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly, 1, 3, Class Otticer I, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, Class Play, 3, 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Baccalaurate Usher, 3, Operetta, 4, Dance Committee, 2, Glee Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Hospitality Committee, 3, lr. Prom Committee 3, Quarterback Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, fOtticer.l TREVA COOVER. Dramatic Club, l, 2, Hall Patrol, 4. WILLIAM COOVER. Artisan, 4, Assembly Band, I, 2 Band, 1, 2, Homeroom Officer, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, 2, Ir. Prom Committee, 3, Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4. MARIORIE BRANDT. Artisan, 4, Band, 4, Class As sembly, 1, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta, 2, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Handbook, 4, Torch 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4. ECKEL ' DR G STORE Quality : Courtesy : Service Phone: 706 MECHANICSBURG BANK MCCl13I1ICSbufg, Pa. Member F. D. I. C. Automotive Parts and Supplies Your Local N. A. P. A. Johber Quaker City Motor Parts Co. 107 West Main Street Phone: 610 Hbg. 6-1781. Ninety-four 1 I Hollinger's Meat Products, Inc. Wholesale Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone: 3-R Mechanicsburg Mechaniesburg Laundry S1 Cleaners 3 514 W. Simpson St. GOOD LUCK SEN IORS 5 Co mpli ments of Publix Shirt Corporation SENIOR ACTIVITIES GRACE CORBE. Class Assembly, l, Homeroom Officer, 1, Class Play Usher, 3, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta, 2, Glee Club, 2, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, DON CORNMAN. Basketball U.V.J 1, Basketball fVar- sityl 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football fVarsityJ 2, 3, 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Hi-Y Club fSr.l 3, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 3, Quarterback Club, 2, 3, 4. IANET CORMAN. Artisan, 4, Band, 3, 3, 4, Class Assembly, 3, Class Play KSr.J 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta, 2, Dramatic Club, l, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 3, 4. LEE CRONICAN. Assembly Band, 4, Band, 4, Class Play, 3, 4, Operetta, 1, Glee Club, 4, Hall Patrol, l, Intra-Mural Sports, 2. IANE DEIHL. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, 1, Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta Usher, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Handbook, 4, Torch, 3, 4. GUY DEITCH. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. MARLENE DURSTON. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, l, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Handbook, 4, Social Dancing, 3. uality ' . Service The R an Store 17-19 West Main Street Meehaniesburg, Pa. N in ety-five Compliments of KONHAUS FARMS Dairy Products J U M P E R' S Broad-Breasted Bronze Turkeys Visitors Welcome Compliments of ' . 1 - lil, Vt Fl J ll GOOD LUCK 0 43 it 1 I SENIORS l . 3 'Y l l RAKESTRAVVS Dairy Products, Inc. BILL FAUST'S A to Z SUNOCO SERVICE SENIOR ACTIVITIES IEAN ECKERT. Artisan, 45 Homeroom Officer, 45 Dra- matic Club, 35 Glee Club, 45 Handbook, 45 Torch, 3, 45 Class Assembly, I5 National Honor Society, 3, 4. NANCY ECKERT. Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 lntra-Mural Sports, 3, 4. MANY ANN FANUS. Class Play Usher, 35 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 4. ESTHER FERTENBAUGH. Class Assembly, 15 Girls Gym HARRY FIELDS. F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. RUTH FOGLE. Class Assembly, 35 Class Play Usher, 25 Commencement Usher, 35 Dramatic Club, l, 3, 45 Glee Club, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 2. ED. FORNEY. Football U.V.D 2, 35 Football fVarsityJ 45 Class Assembly, 35 Hi-Y Club, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 1, 2, 45 Photography Club, 15 Quarterback Club, 45 Red Cross, l, 2. IOYCE GARDNER. Band, 45 Class Assembly, 15 Class Play, 45 Class Play Usher, 35 Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, Club, 4. l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross, 15 Baccalaureate Usher, 3. CONDE MILKERS AND WASHERS GOODRICH TIRES 0049 FARM EQUIPMENT Co. York and Allen Sts. Phone: 551 MECHANICSBURG, PA. P90 J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE BREADY GARDEN TRACTORS Ninety-six MECHANICSBURG IMPLEMENT COMPANY Complete line Loudon Barn Mccofmffk-Deefing McCORMICK - DEERING Equiimen' Tractors and Farm Equipment T R A C T O R S ' P A R T S Refrigerators and Home Freezers ' SERVICE . Magneto Work Our Specialty Parts and Service If it's Printing Advertising, or Publishing Walter's Grocery WE DO IT! CORNER MARKET AND J. A. BUSHMAN COMPANY LOCUST Publishers We Deliver Phone: s8fR DAILY LOCAL NEWS SENIOR ACTIVITIES HERB GIBNEY. Class Assembly, l, 25 Homeroom Offi- cer, I5 Class Play, 35 Dramatic Club, 3, 45 F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Torch, 35 Christmas Play, 1. IOAN GILBERT. Central Treasury, 3, 45 Class Assem- bly, 1, 35 Class Officer, 25 Homeroom Oiticer, 1, 2, 45 Class Play, 3, 45 Commencement Usher, 35 Dance Committee, 25 Dramatic Club, 15 Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 National Honor Society, 3, 45 Intra- Mural Sports, l, 45 lr. Prom Committee, 3. PEGGY GILL. Class Assembly, l, 25 Class Play Usher, 35 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, I, 2, 3, 45 lr. Prom Com- mittee, 3. SHIRLEY GILL. Artisan, 45 Cheerleader U.V.J 15 Class Assembly, l5 Homeroom Officer, 25 Dramatic Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. ESTHER GOODLING. Artisan, 45 Class Assembly, l5 Class Officer, 35 Homeroom Officer, 2, 45 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Class Play Usher, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. The Service Shop 17 N. Market St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. RADIO -TELEVISION Sales and Service PHONOGRAPH RECORDS A1ecz'e1fs0n's AUNT NELLIE'S STORE 201 N. Market Street MEATS : GROCERIES GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING FIRESTONE TIRES and ACCESSORIES Telephone : 810 Millers Garage OLDSMOBILE ALLIS CI-IALMERS Sales and Service 629 West Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Ninety-se Ven uality F lowers Moser's Greenhouse Flowers for all occasions Orders by Mail 18 W. Coover St. Phone or Telegraph Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone: 812 Nationally Known Furnishings THE MEN'S SHOP FRANK T. ULRICH Mechanicsburg, Penna. Phone: 467 BIDDLE'S ON THE SQUARE Since 1867 THE V. 81 M. DRESS SHOP 122 West Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. SENIOR ACTIVITIES BARBARA GREEGOR. Class Assembly, l, Dramatic Club, 3, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra- Mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA GRUNIGIN. Class Play Usher, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. QUAY HAMILTON. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, l, 3, Class Play, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Torch, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2. EDITH HARLAN. Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Commence- ment Usher, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 4. MARY LOUISE HARTMAN. Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta Usher, 4, Dra- matic Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 4. PAT. HARTMAN. Artisan, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Class As- sembly, 3, Class Officer, 1, Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Pa- trol, 4, Handbook, 4, Torch, 3, 4, Ir. Prom Committee, 3, County Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 2. Established 1860 I EBERLY LUMBER COMPANY o Coal and Building Materials Compliments of DIEN ERS CUT RATE 155 - 1 37 WEST MAIN STREET MECHANICSBURG, PA. Compliments of if DAVI S HARDWARE Nin ety-eight Sincere Good Wishes I'Iarold's Barber Shop 9 Railroad Avenue Mechanicsburg, Pa. Compliments of Green Acres Tourist Hotel Silver Springs Township 0n U. S. Route ll L. M. MOYER 0 R. C. A. Radio and Television State Inspection No. 2681 Phone: 856 Johnson Sz Pifer DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Service 200 N. Walnut Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. . SENIOR ACTIVITIES IOHN HELLER. Football U.V.l 25 Vocational Club, 3, 4. ARLENE HERTZLER. Hall Patrol, 4. FLORENCE HERTZLER. Hall Patrol, 45 Red Cross, l. CLARA HOFFMAN. Class Play Usher, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. MERVE HOFFMAN. Basketball fI.V.J 35 Football U.V.J 2, 35 Football, 45 Chess Club, 25 Dramatic Club, 15 giali Patrol, 45 Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Quarterback u , 4. DOUG HOSKINS. Artisan, 45 Football U.V.l l 25 Football, 3, 45 Class Assembly, 35 Class Play, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Handbook, 45 Torch, 45 Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club, 35 Quarterback Club, 3, 4. RAY HUTTER. Basketball Manager, 3, 45 Football Manager, l, 2, 3, 45 Class Assembly, 35 Homeroom Officer, 2, 35 Commencement Usher, 35 Hall Patrol, 45 Torch, 2, 3, 45 Hospitality Committee, 25 Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 45 Ir. Prom Committee, 3. Compliments of RUSSELL R. CORMAN Plastering Contractor Phone: 109-M SEAMAN'S GROCERY Hogestown, Pa. For plumbing that is priced as low as quality will let it go . . . see .l. E. Cline 22 South Market Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone: 300 The Crump Company Commercial and Publication Printing Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone: 4431 Ninety-nine Wilcox Forging Compan Drop Fmfgings Mcchanicsburg o Pennsylvania SENIOR ACTIVITIES IACK IORDAN. Artisan, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, 2, 3, Class Assembly, 2, 3, Class Otiicer, 4, Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, Class Play, 2, 3, 4, Com- mencement Usher, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom Committee, 3, Quarterback Club, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross l. PAUL KEEFER. Operetta, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4. MARLIN KELLER. Football, 3, Vocational Club, 3, 4. DAN KENNEDY. Artisan, 4, Football, 1, Chess Club, 2, Class Assembly, 3, Homeroom Officer, 2, Class Play, 3, Dance Committee, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Handbook, 4, Torch, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom Committee, 3, Photography Club, 3. WILLIAM KILE, IR. Assembly Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, l., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, Football, l, Chess Club, 2, French Assembly, 4. FRED KIMMEL, Baseball, 2, Football, 1, Chess Club, 2, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4 Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4. FOR HAPPY MOTORING PARK LICHTY MAIN AND HIGH STREETS Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone: 9422 One hundred G. E . B E N T Z SERVICE STATION 'A' ATLANTIC GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION EXIDE BATTERIES LEE TIRES East Main and Filbert Streets Compliments of ConWay's Grocery Cor. Arch and Green Sts. Phone: 9441 Mechanicsburg, Pa. The Second National Bank MECHANICSBURG, PA. Cowrteous Banking Service SENIOR ACTIVITIES IACK KINTZ. Basketball U.V.l l, 2, Basketball, 3, 4, Class Assembly, 1, 35 Homeroom Officer, 2, 35 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 3. ALTHEA KIPP. Assembly Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, l, 2, 35 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 45 Ir. Prom Committee, 3. DARLENE KIRKLAND. Class Assembly, lg Glee Club, 2, Hall Patrol, 4. RONALD KLAIR. Football U.V.l 2, 35 Chess Club, 2, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY KLINGER. Dramatic Club, lg Hall Patrol, 4. MARLIN KOHLER. Vocational Machine, 3, 4. CHARLES KOHLHAAS. Basketball U.V.l lp Basket- ball fvarsityl 2, 3, Football fVarsityl l, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club, 2, Operetta, 4, Glee Club, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, Intra-Mural Sports, 4, Quarterback Club, l, 2, 3, 4. RAY B. DEITCH JEWELER fm. .. K5?'H EGsE5ke DIAMOND RINGS 1 1 E. Main Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. The Little Shop French Fries Sundaes Sandwiches Sodas C 18 SOUTH MARKET STREET Curtis Motor, Inc. PLYMOUTH . DODGE and Dodge job Rated Truck o FREDERICK AND ALLEN STREETS One hundred one Les Arno1d's ESSO SERVICE CENTER WASH . SIMONIZE . LUBRICATION O Carlisle Pike, East of Hogestown, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . G. Z. Fishel Public Accountant OM 43 West Main St., MECHANICSBURG, PA. reeling Carilf for All Occaxions FORBES GIFT SHOP 32 W. Main St., MECHANICSBURG, PA. M. R. ZIMMERMAN WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 25 E. Main St., MECHANTCSBURG, PA. Telephone: 122 WESTERN FLYER BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS Seat Covery, Acceryorief, Repair Partf for the Car SENIOR ACTIVITIES IACK KOSER. Football U.V.J 1, 25 Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 45 Class Play Usher, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Hi-Y Club ULD l5 Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT KOSER. Artisan, 45 Football U.V.J 1, 25 Chess Club, l, 2, 35 Class Assembly, 35 Class Officer, 2, 45 Homeroom Officer, l, 2, 35 Glee Club, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Torch, l, 2, 45 Hi-Y Club, l, 25 Art Club, l, 45 lr. Prom Committee, 35 Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4. MIKE KOST. Hall Patrol, 4. PEARL KRAMER. Artisan, 45 Homeroom Officer, 35 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4. BILL LEHMER. Chess Club, l, 25 Hall Patrol, 45 Hi-Y Club, 4. PAUL LOSCHER. Hall Patrol, 45 Torch, 2, 35 Photog- raphy Club, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LOW. Class Play, 35 Glee Club, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Home Ec. Club, 2. When you build see us first Gossett Supply Company Lumber - Millwork - Building Materials East Trindle Road MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone: Harrisburg 4-8050 Meclaanicsburg 403-I Compliments of S PA H R Farm Supply Co. Mechanicsburg, Pa. DON'T LOSE WHAT YOU HAVE--INSURE IT IVIOI-ILERS One hundred two FORD CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 71 W. Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA. Pho n e : 3 1 8 All Work Guaranteed and Insured THE FIRST BANK mm' TRUST COMPANY Mechanicsburg - Pennsylvania MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANN Mcl-XLLISTER. Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 3, 4. IVAN MEALS. Class Assembly, lp Class Play, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. MIRIAM MESSINGER. Class Assembly, 1, Hall Patrol, 4. CHARLES MILLER. Basketball fI.V.Q l, 2, 3, Football fl.V.J lj Football fVarsityJ 2, 3, Homeroom Officer, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD MILLER. Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football, U.V.J lp F .F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, lr. Prom Committee, 3. RUTH MILLER. Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 2, 4. HARRY MOHLER. Artisan, 4, Assembly Band, l, Band, lp Dramatic Club Ur., lp Hall Patrol, 4, Torch, 35 Photography Club, 3. The House That Jack Built CARLISLE PIKE ROUTE 11 Serving: Sandwiches Meals Banquets Phone: Mechanicsburg 9476 Hogestown Texaco Service R. L. POTTEIGER Mechanicsburg R. D. tl RAY E. HUTTER INSURANCE - BONDING - REAL ESTATE One hundred three KLAIR'S SC to 31.00 Store 26 W. Main Street MECHANICSDURG, PA. 3 WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM PAUL'S FOOD STORE Corner High and Simpson Streets Phone: 36 MECHANICSBURG THROWING COMPANY MECHANICSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Formerly Mechanicfburg Silk Company SENIOR ACTIVITIES LOIS MONISMITH. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Amateur Assembly, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 4. HENRY MOORE. Hall Patrol, 4, lntra-Mural Sports, 1, 2, 3. DICK MOYER. Vocational Club, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, 4, Class Play, 3, Torch, l, Stage Crew, l, 2. GRACE MUMMA. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, l, 3, Class Officer, l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, 2, 3, 4, Class Play, 4, Class Play Usher, 3, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta, 2, 4, Dance Committee, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Handbook, 3, Torch, 2, 3, 4, lr. Prom Committee, 3. SHIRLEY MYERS. Hall Patrol, 4. WINIFRED MYERS. Class Assembly, l, Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Commencement Usher, 3, Dramatic Club UIQ l, Dramatic Club CSL? 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, Hall Patrol, 4, Home Ec. l. EVlNGER'S CUT RATE Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania Pbane: 7-9138 Compliments' of AMERICAN EQUIPMENT coRPoRAT1oN York and Allen Streets MECHANICSBURG, PA. PHONE: 264 HARRISBURG PHONE: 3-7845 MECHANICSBURG OIL COMPANY Distributor of Gulf Products 607 East Locust Street ' Mechanicsourg, Pa. GULF TIRES V HARRY M. DELONE One hundred four MT0 All the Graduates of the Class of '50 Your High School History has been written. This Commencement marks the date of embarkation into your chosen vocation for life. Your success will be measured entirely by your efforts to accomplish that mission. May we wish each one the realization of his most cherished dream for life. Sincerely, DIEHL'S DRUG STORE, Inc. PARK GARAGE S. LUTHER BEETEM B HA T, Pf . . . . UD R HP Grain, Feed and Fertihzer Sales 4 PONTIAC - Service Blue C031 York and Allen Streets MECHANICSBURG, p A, MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone: 305 SENIOR ACTIVITIES NEVIN NAILOR. Vocational Club. FRITZ ORRIS. Football QI.V.l 2, 35 Football Manager, 45 BEVERLY NEFF. Cheerleader fVarsityl 3, 45 Cheer- leader fI.V.l 15 Class Assembly, l, 2, 35 Class Officers, Secretary, 35 Class Play, 35 Operetta, 25 Dramatic Club fseniorl 35 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, I, 25 Ir. Prom Committee, 3. DORCAS NYE. Hall Patrol, 45 Home Ec. Club, 2. Class Officers, President, 25 Horneroom Officer, 1, 45 Class Play Usher, 35 Hall Patrol, 45 lntra-Mural Sports, I, 2, 3, 4. BETHANN PAINTER. Artisan, 45 Class Assembly, 35 Homeroorrx Officer, 35 Class Play, 3, 45 Class Play Usher, 35 Commencement Usher, 35 Operetta, 4 Dance Committee, 35 Glee Club, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Handbook, 35 Torch, 3, 45 County Chorus, 4. MYERS FUNERAL HOME S. HARPER MYERS MARTIN I... MYERS PAUL E. EBERLY Feed Mill SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. Compliments' of. . Snelbaker Manufacturing Company 17-19 East Simpson Street One hundred five Charles K. Boas, Inc. Jewelers and Silversmiths OUR HUNDREDTH YEAR V 28 N. Second Street Harrisburg, Pa. All Work Guaranteed Open Evenings GEOJIMYERS Custom Built Upholstered and Cabinet Furniture Phones: Store 7-1871 Shop 7-2611 Score 1 Mile West of Camp Hill on Carlisle Pike P.R.BUCHER Hot Point Appliances O 119 E. MAIN STREET Phone: 1310 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DONALD PEAK. Vocational Club, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, Football U.V.J 2, Football Warsityl 3, 4, Quarterback Club, 4. BONNIE PERVIANCE. Homeroom Officer, 2, Dance Committee, 2, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Home Ec. Club, 2. FRED PUTNEY. Football U.V.l 3, Football Warsityj 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club fSr.l 3, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, 2, 3, 4, Quarter Back Club, 4. RICHARD RIFE. Vocational Club, 3, 4, Band, 3, Home- room Otticer, 4, Operetta, 3, Glee Club, 3, Hall Pa- trol, 4, Vocational Machine Club, 3, 4. DANIEL RITTER. Vocational Club, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1. BARBARA RODENHISER. Artisan, 4, Class Assembly, 1, 2, Class Play Usher, 3, Commencement Usher, 3, Operetta, 2, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Art Club, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, Social Dancing, 3, Amateur Assembly, l, 4. MECHANICSBURG MILLING COMPANY Dealers in Crain 0 Feed 0 Seeds o Salt LLOYD R. BRANDT. Prop. Bell Phone: 681 HOE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN MILLER'S SHOE STORE On the Square 5 So. Market Square and 203 Market Street HARRISBURG, PA. For Hayrides Call 4-11722 COLOR FILMS PROCESSED AND PRINTED CAMERA AND PHOTO SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMING hilders Photo ervice 5 Railroad Avenue Mechanicsburg, Pa. One h undred six HARRISBURG DAIRIES Distributors of Golden Guernsey Milk CAP LAN'S K. . R FE Chevrolet Gompan Main and Simpson Streets Phones: 4778 4779 SENIOR ACTIVITIES HAROLD RYDER. Band, l, 25 Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football U.V.l 1, 25 Football Warsityl 3, 45 Homeroom Otticers, l, 2, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, Quarterback Club, 3, 4. IOYCE SHETTEL. Dramatic Club, 4. MARY SHELLER. Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. GEORGE SHEARER. Homeroom Officer, 2, 4, Voca- tional Club, 3, 45 Intra-Mural Sports, 2, 3. JOHN SHEELY. F .F.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. PAULINE SHIELDS. Class Assembly, lg Class Play Usher, 3, Commencement Usher, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. RAY SHUMAKER. Vocational Club, 3, 4. MARGRETTA STAMBAUGH. Band, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4. Webb 81 Wolf Sporting Goods 211 Walnut St. Harrisburg, Pa. SALTZMAN, S LUNCH fFormerly Village C1illeJ Good FoodGKrunchy Krusl lee Cream Pies We make our own lee Cream If you lry il, you will always buy il Dial Mech. 5031 Grantham, Pa. KEEPER EEo . Groceries Hardware Member of Paints Mild? Appliances S T O R E S Radio Sz Television Sales Sz Service O Grantham, Pa. llleeh. 505.1 One hundred seven G U T S HALL' S A Pleasant Place ,ae Pausailg an? h RESTAURANT . HOME COOKING 'if ' re TCS N 7? . . - in ..,. sq yayrixvxzdnm This 5 Miles West of Harrisburg ,ff 'lf M LE' 2' on Route ll J IL'-l W ., ,Y c:,.,,,, ,f N V If a 5? 3 V Pealer s Flower Shop ' I Specialiving in Floral Designs 9' ,TRADE-MARK' Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Phones: Mechanicsburg 3732 Harrisburg 7-3474 Member F. T. D. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ELEANOR STANSFIELD. Cheerleader CVarsityD, 2, 3, 4, NANCY STRASBAUGH. Class Play, 3, Commence- Cheerleader U.V.D l, Class Assembly, 3, Homeroom ment Usher, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra- Otficer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Usher, 3, 4, Dramatic Mural Sports, 2. Club, 1, Hall Patrol, 4, Intra-Mural Sports, l, 2, 3, Ir- Prom Committee' 3. RAY TRIMMER. Chess Club, 3, Class Assembly, l Class Play Usher, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4 AUDRY STEWART. ciass Play Usher, 3, Hall Patrol, 4, Photography Club' 1' 5001211 Dancing, 3- DOROTHY WAGGONER. Central TfOOOOfy, 3, 4 Class Assembly, 1, Girls Gym Club, 4, Hall Patrol, 4, FAY STONER. Class Assembly, l, Hall Patrol, 4, Class National Honor Society, 3, 4, lntra-Mural Sports, Play Usher, 3, Social Dancing, 3. 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Dancing, 3. T - If Susquehanna hri t , , . Oil 8a Paint Company Cigar and Candy Co. C Harrisburg, Pa, 17 S. Third Street Harrisburg CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE 27 years in the same location 323 Market Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Summer Terms Begin in June CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA'S GREATEST BUSINESS SCHOOL One hundred eight 1 1 Compliments Mechanicsbllrg Memorial P 0 S T 6 7 O 4 VETERANS of O FOREIGN WARS f the UNITED STATES Best Qf Luck T the Class qf 1950 O h dd J. B. LEE STORES Open Every Evening Compliments of Eight until Nine Mechanicsburg McClure and Wagner MEAT MARKET 'lf Home Dressed Meats 'A' Groceries and Produce 75 Frozen Foods 123 E. Main St. - Mechaniesburg, Pa. PHONE: 3213 SENIOR DORIS WAREHAM. Assembly Band, 35 Band, l, 2, 35 Commencement Usher, 35 Glee Club, 1, 25 Hall Patrol, 4. ACTIVITIES BOB ROSENKRANSE. Vocational Club, 3, 4. PAT WHITE. Band, 3, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. MARIAN WEBER. Homeroom Officer, 35 Class Play Usher, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, l, 45 Hall Patrol, 45 Handbook, 4. HELENA WILSON. Artisan, 45 Band, 2, 3, 45 Class RUTH WEBER. Class Play Usher, 35 Dramatic Club, 15 H511 Patrol' 4' Class Play Usher, 45 Commencement Usher, LOIS WEIGEL. Dramatic Club, 15 Glee Club, 45 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. Hall Patrol, 4, Torch, 3, 45 Intra-Mural Spor etta, 25 Dance Committee, l, 25 Glee Club, ' ts Assembly, 35 Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 35 Class Play, 3 35 Oper- 2, 3, 4 2. - THOMPSON COLLEGE Weltzel Farms C 18 N. Fourth Street, Haiuusnuno, PA, 0 m P 3 H y Train for Business Mechanicsburg R D ,gg Approved for Veteran Training Teleplwne: 4-0258 Reliable Clothes One hundred ten RS Or wr-'I '40 VX' 09 Q l I Q '-1 'if 5 4:7770 - 966 Ns new Geo. R. Hollinger Coover Sz Frederick Sts. Geo. C. Beltzhover fFormerly R. B. Urichj Allen Eckerts Food Market CF'ormerly Grossj Camp Hill A. N. Brubaker York Sz Keller Sts. ASSOCI TED GROCERY STORE John Walters Market Sz Locust Sts. McClure SL Wayne CFormerly K nisleyj E. Main St. Asa E. Stephenson 117 N. York St. Keefer Bros. Grantham Gross Food Market Dillsburg Paul Fanus Brandtsville Seamanls Self Service CF0rmerly Yinger's M arkelj Hogestown Fair Food Market Dillsburg SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALBERT WOLFE. F.F.A., 3, Hall Patrol, 4. DONALD YOCUM. Hall Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, 2. MARGARET ZIMMERMAN. Homeroom Officer, Glee Club, 3, 45 Girls Gym Club, 45 Hall Patrol, 4. 2: One hundred eleven be 1950 Artisan Printing and Binding by HORACE MCFARLAND COMPANY mount Iplzasant i?rzss HARRISBURG : PENNSYLVANIA EIIGIAVIIIG e 2 O 0 E m ' sq DUCU 2 uuuun ,fliafa Cgfzymvzkzg, he HAS CUME A LUNG WAY! When Grandpa went to school, good yearbook engravings were truly a luxury, expensive hand methods were necessary to turn out plates that would be consid- ered mediocre today. But now, the Basil Smith System, utilizing the latest in ma- chinery and production methods in its eastern and mid-western plants, assures you of fine craftsmanship and personalized service at a price your school can afford. 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