Mechanicsburg High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, OH)

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l73l To Earl Zimmerman who this past year did fine, David Pealer's ability to tackle haghd on the line. Blanche Forney's skill on the piand, without fear, Goes to Katharine Deitz to use next year. To Josephine Fish without any sighs, Frances Bradley's ability to be wise. Harold McLane,s knack to write and coach plays, To Georgia Sayre-and the means and the ways. To Geraldine Shanabrook, the prettiness and poise That makes Tillie Bowman attractive to boys. lney Unger's great skill to get along with folks, Goes to Dot Gilbert-and her ability to make jokes. Dick Glenn's ability to lead cheers with vim, To Bill Emery who is destined to follow him. To Sara Spahr, we with greatest pleasure hand Harry Mcl..aren's ability to march before the band. .lack Rockwell's poise and voice so clear We will to the council president next year. To the TORCH staff of next year we wish luck, Cooperation, consideration, sympathy, and pluck. Bill Boyson's ability to be scientifically inclined, To any oncoming student who has a keen enough mind. All of George Hurst's good manners and very nice way, To whoever wants them and thinks they will pay. Wendell Wells' ability to wear a smile, To Bob Nailor who will Hnd it worth while. To Mary Jane Finkenbinder--for it she may need- Louise Dick's asset to a typist-speed. To the girls who have the leads in the annual senior pla Betty Lindemutlfs charm, beauty, and endearing way. To Geraldine Hollinger with as much kindness as is due Miriam Gouse's ability to think a thing through. The witnesses of this document you will Hnd below, And we place our seal upon it ere We go. REIDA LONGANECKER J. MARLIN WAY

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CLASS WILL ARTICLE ONE We, the Class of '37, being very sound QD of mind, Will and bequeath the following to those coming on behind. To Mr. Van Scoten for all his friendliness and helpful attitude, We will and bequeath to him our very sincerest gratitude. To Miss Stauffer for her kindness .and interest true, We will great appreciation where it is surely due. We give a large vote of everlasting thanks To the faculty, who were friendly regardless of pranks. To the School Board, who gave its sanction to, And made many projects possible, we say, Thank You. ARTICLE TWO To the team of '38, with fact and reason, We will the pleasure of an undefeated season. To the Class of '38, the pleasure to meet All the success we met in Quality Street. To .lean Beitzel, a freshman lass, Hazel Cressman's ability to be the songster of her class. Bunny Hart's ability to shoot 'em high and long, To that up and coming sophomore, Edward Vogelsong. All of Anne Williams' gracious charm and keen memory, We will with great pleasure to Adele Emery. To Harry Arnold, with all kindness and tact, All Walter Shaull's unusual ability to act. Bob Mendler's skill to take advice and heed it, To Bill Hollinger, a junior who surely will need it. All of Claude Blosser's nonchalance and attraction Goes to Bill Raudabaugh without detraction. Sonny Hubbert's ability to carry balls to the goal, To Charles Faust and the team as a whole. E723

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Back row, left to right: F. Myers, R. Glenn, W. Wells, L. Unger, L. Dick, F. Bradley, R. Gutshall, B. Forney, B. Beitzel, C. Blosser, C. Hopple. Front row: R. Weber, S. Milligan, M. Rider, V. Merris, M. Waggener, A. Williams, W. Shaull, B. Lindemuth, S. Adams, R. Arnold, R. Blumanstock, J. Rockwell. QUALITY STREET ' UALITY STREET, a comedy in four acts, proved a great success as the Senior Play. The story centers around the life of the two sisters, Phoebe and Susan Throssel, in Quality Street, during the Napoleonic Wars. Miss Phoebe, expecting a pro- posal of marriage from Valentine Brown, is disappointed when She hears of his enlisting. The two Sisters, in order to make ends meet, open a school for genteel children. Ten years later, Valentine Brown returns to find Miss Phoebe an old maidg she, however, cleceives him by pretending to be her niece, Miss Livvy. The three old maids, Miss Willoughby, Miss Henrietta, and Miss Fanny, through inter- fering in the life of the Throssels, hasten the denouement, and every- thing ends happily for Valentine Brown and Phoebe. Miss Susan . . . Miss Fanny . . . Miss Willoughby . Miss Henrietta . . Miss Phoebe . . , Patty, the Maid . . The Sergeant . . . Mr. Valentine Brown Isabella ..... Arthur Tomson . , Miss Beveridge . . William Smith . PLAYERS . . ANNE NVILLIAMS . BLANCHE FORNEY . . . LOUISE DICK . FRANCES BRADLEY . BETTY LINDEMUTH . . LAVINA UNGER . WENDELL WELLS . . WALTER SHAULL . . . RUTH ARNOLD . . JACK ROCKWELL RUTH BLUMANSTOCK . . . FRED MYERS Georgie , . . . . ROBERT WEBER Charlotte . . . . . BETTY BEITZEL Ensign Blades . . CLAUDE BLOSSER Harriet . . . . . VIOLA MERRIS Spicer . . . . CLARE HOPPLE A Gallant . . . ROY GUTSHALL Old Soldier . . School Children: SARA MILLIGAN MILDRED WAGGONER . . RICHARD GLENN SARA ADAMS MABEL RIDER 74