Middletown Area High School - Reflections Yearbook (Middletown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1932 volume:

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Postgraduate-Elizabethtown College, 1924. Experience-Perry County Rural Schools, 3 years: Supervisory Principal Orbisonia Schools, Huntington County, 3 yearsg Principal Middletown High School, 3 yearsg Superintendent of Middletown Schools, 33 years. Page Eleven The-rdilut' stud tfnold GI-IORGI-I YV. l RASl'lli, A.li. Mathematics Preparationiljauphin High School, 1918: Millersville State Teachers College. 1923 Susquehanna University, 1924: Elizabethtown College, 1928. Postgraduate-Lebanon Valley College, 1929, 1930: Columbia University, 1931. Experience-Middle Paxton Township, 2 years: Londonderry Township, 3 years Principal, Wood Street Building, Middletown, Pa., 6 years: Teacher of Mathe matics, Middletown High School, 1 year: Principal of Middletown High School 2 years. Page Tzt'6I1'a he-C!BluQ and-bold FACULTY ALTON D. YVHITE, B.S. Biology and Chemislry Preparation-Towanda. High School, 19215 Pennsylvania State College. 1925. Postgraduate-University of Virginiag W'estern Reserve University. E.rperz'ence-Middletown High School. 7 years. GRACE BAUDER Music Prepamlion-Middletown High School. 19223 West Chester Normal School, 19245 Lebanon Valley College, 1925. g Postgraduate-New York University. Experience-Newport Schools, 2 yearsg Middletown High School. 5 years. PERMELIA ROSE, A.B. English Preparation-Middletown High School, 19225 Lebanon Valley College, 1926. Postgraduate-Lebanon Valley College. 1927. Experience-Lititz High School. 2 ycarsg Middletown High School. 4 years. DONALD R. MILLER, M.A. Science and Problems of Democracy Preparation-Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. 19225 Bridgewater College. 1926. Postgraduate-University of Virginia, 1928. Experience-Principal of Hillsboro Grammar School, West Virginia. l yearg Middletown High School. 4 years. Page Thirteen Che-015'luc and Gao FACULTY KENNETH M. CASSELI., B.S. Bookkeeping and Commercial Law Preparnlion-Harrisburg Tech, 19245 Susquehanna University, 1928. Postymrlzmte-Ifniversity of Pennsylvaniag Pennsylvania State College: Lebanon Valley College. E.I'1IC'T1'L'I1!7!?hlNI1IldlOYOWII High School, 4 years. ELIZABETH H. GINTZER, B.S. Typewriting and Shorthand Prepurrifion-Central High School. 19255 Findlay College. 19283 Iilizahcthtown College. 1929. Postgrncluule-Pennsylyania State College. 1931. EI1lI'flEllf'P-xllIldlPf0WI1 High School, 3 years. MARLIN S. KUGLE, A.B. Algebra and Physics 1JI't'1NIIYllIUIIIAQHIl1l4llf'10WI1 High School. 19261 Dickinson College. 1930. PostyrfuluntrsPz-nnsylvania State College. 1931. l2lIjll'7'lil'Ill'l'-:XI14lfllPl0WI1 High School. 2 years. RL'SSHI.L N. MATHIAS, B.S. in Hd. Physical Education l'repurnIion-Ulf-y High School. 19253 Keystone State Teaclwrs College. 19271 Temple fni- vcrsity. 1930, n . Exp:rimmf-lJii-ectoi- of Playgrounmls at Reading. Pennfylyania. 1 year: Mirlilletown High School. 2 years. Page Fourteen he'CBIue and bold FACULTY MILDRED G. EYSTER, B.S. in Ed. Latin Pl'l'1I!ll'lIllillll-SIPVPIIS High School. Lancaster. 19233 Mills-rsvillv State- Normal, 19253 l'ni- versity of Pennsylvania. 1930. Postgraduate'-Pvnnsylvaniu State College. 1931. Experience-Assistant Pi'invi1ml Dmmore High School. 3 years: Middle-town High School 2 years. GLADYS FAE BACHMAN, A.B. History Preprzrrztim:-Mimlrlle-town High School. 1926: Lebanon Valley Collogf-. BA.. 1930. IIIlNl1jI'Illfllllfl -Nc-W York Univvrsity. f h'IfN'l'l'l'llf'l'+ihIllllllt'l0YVIl High Svhool. 2 yr-urs. LAURA R. CRULI., A.B. English lJl'4'1Nll'llflllll-NPN' fllllIllN.'l'l:lI'l1l High Svliool. 19273 Divkiiison Collvgm-. 1931. Pm!yrruluut1'-PviinsylVanin Stami Coll:-ge-. Exp:ri1'n1'eVMimlille-town High S1-hool, 1 yr-ur. Priya Fiflrrn Qfhe-qlbluc and'Q3o FACULTY K. ADELAIDE MARKLEY, A.B. Frenfh and Latin Przfpnration-William Penn High School, 19273 Dickinson College, 1931. Efperience-Middletown High School, 1 year. MARY VVEALAND Secretary Preparation-Middletown High School, 19265 Beckley College, 1928. Erpericnoe-Middletown High School, 5 years. HARRY W. TROOP Custodian Preparation-Whilmer High Schoolg Millersville State Normal. E1'perz'ence-Middletown High School, 8 years. Page Sixteen F Che-'Blue-an d Q3o1d N . ff' - . wif- 'g'5. , V. Ng, Q.,-'4 :jf1?'A-1 '-gf. '- S . ., f--H f.- f-4-.' ' , - . . 5 ,fly ' g,fggj.j 54,-1-1 A 5 , ,iw'?S? .5-i' -H Y ' - ' 'An' ' 5. '-2,-? '5 f f's5fg:549'fv':f . - 'l '1 , by ,ff ,,, J J-4 , E ' . ag. 'A-147-:.,,. , .-,img 2 5, 4 A In ,, f 2' . ' ' fw 5?3 :2f ' Aff .5 ' ggiwif' ' ml . ,, ff 511-W V- ' -4 -1 1 . , K - ,. . ., ., ,, ,ffl .. 5 .,r p -. . AM, K V . V5 , V . 1 H WASH-INGTON AT- .VALLSY ' fy ,4...ffif'f '?5f . xflfi' . ' ' 011215525 The-fH51uC-elllcl-G30 CLASS OF 1932 OFFICERS President ...... ................. R ichard Garver Vice-President . . .. . Richard Shaffner Secretary .. , ...... Mary Etter Treasurer . . . . . Dorothy Krodel Adviser .... .... P ermelia Rose Motto Rowing, Not Drifting Colors Flower Green and White Orange Blossom YELL Sac-a-ma-rax Sac-a-ma-ru Middletown High School Thirty-two Page Eighteen he-C!Blue-and-Q50 RICHARD GARVER 'A DICK ACADEMIC Wherever you go, whatever you do, The classlv best wishes are ever with you. Stop! Look! Listen! This good-looking chap is president of our class. Speaking of personality, we must admit this young man has it heaped up, pressed down, and running over. He has been voted Middletown High's best athlete, and certainly proved this by leading our football teams. After graduation, we know his pleasing person- ality will assist him to become a great man. Perhaps he may be President of the United States: who knows! At any rate, Dick, no matter what you do, we shall all be pulling for you, and know you will succeed. Page Nineteen 4, ANNA BATES 'I BAT:-:s ACADEMIC She used to come at ten rfclock, But now she comes at noon. Anna. is one of our jolly, happy-go-lucky girls. She is always in for everything that, comes along. Anna changed her mind last year about commercial work. and chose the academic course. Well, variety is the spice of life. MIRIAM BAUM I' MIM COMMERCIAL Miriam is a wry good poet, But she is too bashjul to show it. Believe it or not. Miriam has red hair-and a happy smile and a sunny disposition to go with it. Miriam is our class poet. and we know she will always make the things in life rhyme like she did those in school. Our best wishes go with our little blonde friend. JCHN BEHMAN JAKE AQDEMIC Greater men have lived before me, But I doubt il. John is big enough to be good enough-and good he is. VVherever a few are gathered together, John is usually in their midst. His wise-cracks make you forget your troubles. Here's luck, John. ARTHUR BERMAN BARTIE Acxusmc This boy has eloquenre, In debates he uses sense. Arthur is one of our good sports. His greatest interests are debating and tennis. although he is always ready to try anything once. There is never an argument in which he does not have a part, VVe believe he would make a good lawyer. Wherever you cast your lot. Arthur, you have our best wishes. Page Twenty JOHN BISHBI Dol F At XDEXIIC In asltetball Bzsh I At least ue all thznlt he z.s lohn ls one of our ill around promlnent athletes wlth a not lble md xarled career He hows hls abxhtx be t on the football squad We know fmx college would be glad to haxe hlm on lts team and we hope he wlll go ox er bu. BI AX CHE BOTTb CRIQT Acanmuc Keep your face touard the sunshme And the shadous uzll fall behmd Blanche can net er be een without a, slllw glggle but 1t 1 an optlml TIC glggle that we are all glad for Blanche ls an asset to our cla s becau e of her fr nnkne and SOCldbllltS We do her success FRAN CES BLCHhR FR xx CE Co wi MERCLAI True worth zs m bemg not sremzng Frances come to Un from Jednota She 1 quxet and demure but not es ers one can realxze just what hes behmd thls xlence Her fonde t affectlon are et on things, aboxe We b6llCX6 he will exentuallx become an auatrut VK ho know 7 We WI h her all the luck that can be crowded mto her future LATREN NA CON DRAN PHEXE Cmnmnclu. Latrenna has a qzft of dramatzc speech Hay -she use thw gzft we nuu beseech Trene ls one of our humorous members one who nmlte you feel glad you are alne She IS a good soclallzer and behexes that It IS the llttle thxmzs m life thnt count Frank w1ll tell about that Iatrennx personality has not onlx won her one admlrer but has brought her a host of frlends Page Twenty-one . . . U ' A H '. . b .L ' 'Q is Il l'l11'z, . ' I ' . ': 1 -' ' - z z '- ' ' . S vi w 4 ' bv S , L 1 . ' - 1 K 4. v 1 4 ' ' ' N - . - 1 f' v ' y 1 . . ' I A 1 . , 1' 'T 'D l . . v S -' ' V ' . ' 'S . ' 'S ' 'Y . v ' . -' 1: -s- ' s a ' ss: '- ' not know what plans Blanche has for the future, but we are sure her personallty will wln Q X . v 1 . S . .h I S . . -, . ' W ' ' ' s' . s ' ' s - s ' ' ' . ' ' ' S ' v 1 bv n 4 1 -I. ' '. Y - vs: ' 4 fs s I u I ' A L. 1 , . ' 1 , ' -' . 4' lv 'W N W v r fs v 4 v l . V ., a . . . 1. Q 'S . v 1 .v , y V . GLADY S CROW N JACKIE COVIVIERKIAL She nluays greets you wzth a .smzle To do you a fazor, shed run a mzle Gladxs IS neither quiet nor bashful You can see her real self onlx sn hen xou get acquainted wuth her She IS one of our falr halred lashes with a smlle for ex enone We are sure that Gladss vull always carrw on mth the same lox altv that he showed whlle she was wlth us ERNIA DENI1 DE vi 5 Co 'si wi ERCIAL Szlence za more eloquent than uords Prma has come to lla from across the Su atara She ls one of our tmnd llttle glrls-espe cxallx ln Democracy But ln spite of th1 she has won the fax or of her class chums because she IS o dex oted to her work Vle do not know much about her future plans but here IS QllCC6n- NIARX DRAYER Bn LX Cowl WERCIAI A sunny drsposztzon and a heart to say Ill try Are ll uonderjul combznatzon to work thznqx by to ex ers one at ill tunes She ls ex er reads to greet her friend mth A slnlle In chool her fax orlte occupation ls twpew rltlng ll e predlct a pleasant and h lppx future for her NI LXRX ETTER Ix are Lo xx xr ERC I u Vary ls a rlmrmluq qzrl ll zth bzq broun eyes and curly han Marx 1 one of the mo t llldl01l gurl of the senior class She 1 1 -plendld all around glrl and possese a Llldfllllflfl personalm Marx has shown her dblllll 4 an actress ID our senior plax ll e do not ltnow ss hat he intends to pursue but we vu lm her luck Paqe Twenty two Y il , w V . Q . . . D u ,M V , 1 , , ,, V 1 y D .' 'I ' K - - I - ii- S v- N ' ,N .., . u ' M vb v. v W 1 Av v. 4 iv- I S -1 - v ' V :I v - S. Y A 1 KA . . .H V ll ' A. ' K V. ' ' 'S' - s V Y I 1 Y k S . . ' ' , 3 , H , w ' .r Y. . I ,, . .. . . A n . , - , l -' . Mary is one of the quiet lassies of our class. However. she is always her same friendly self ' j - z .:. ' 'r x - V' s ' - 3 . s ' ' tw ' ' . ' K, 2 -' , , - A .4 ' 1 , ' 'A I 1 - ' Q A js ss ' sfs -' ..-.. 'sas - ' Q w- wqqs . . . ' w . ' .YA A - kv - - t ' ' D- . S f si ' - ' ' ' ' ' - s ' i ' , ' s '. ' - Che-'!B1ue-and-Q5o'ld MILDRED ILENE GARVER MII,I.IE CoMMEuc1.u. 'lfllillie is a euunlry lass. She millfs the cows and nwuw the grass. Take the biggest heart you can find. add a keen sense of humor. insert a pleasing dispo- sition and a. sunny smile. and you have Millie's personality. She hopes to take up com- mercial work when she finishes her high school course. The class wishes her heaps of success in anything she may do. E. ROMAYNE GEIBE Micxm' CoMMl:nc1.u, To her we certainly awe a debtg She's never jailed her classmates yet. Behold a popular member of the class of '32l This ambitious young lady is a very valuable asset to our class. When it comes to optimism, the entire student body unites in handing the laurels to Mickey, When she grows up. she intends to be somehodys stenog. and no one doubts her ability. MARY E. GEYER BIBBY Comusucm. Always true in word and deed, She pmt-es herself a friend in need. The petite lassie with the brown hair, brown eyes. dimpled checks. cheerful disposition, sunny smile. and a kind heart is Bibbyf' She is u willing worker and always ready to help a friend in need. YVILLIAM GISH Bn.L Ac-.wsmc William cannot help his blushes. Over his curls the girls have their fussex. Bill is the quiet boy of our class. He is rather shy and reserved in the sehoolroom, and also with members of the opposite sex. lSill's ambition is not known to us. but we know he will be a success in whatever occupation he may choose. Page Twenty-three he-5031110 e1ud6o1d ELMER GIVENS GIVENS ACADEMIC One cannot always be a hero, But one can always be a man. This young man is an artist. He is quite a popular student, and nothing ever seems to worry him. He has shown his ability as an actor, as well as an artist. in our senior play. We predict. a promising future for such a pleasant youth. HARRY HARTMAN HEX ACADEMIC Hffs .short and manlyl straight and slimg And the rlass of 23? admires him. Always willing, always working. perfectly describes this young man's character. Although not athletically inclined, he never misses a football or baseball game. A man with such a striking personality, a big heart, and a desire to do something cannot help but make good in his future work. ANNA HEISEY KID COMMERCIAL Quiet, unassuming, a friend to everyone, Doing her duty the very best she can. Anna is one of our most loyal members of our class. Nothing is ever too Inuch work for her, and she is always willing to lend a hand. She intends to take up nursing when she finishes her high school course. We surely envy her patients. RUSSELL HERSHBERGER Rrss ACADEMIC Russell his work never shirksg 'Round Anna Heilsey he ever lurks. Behold! Here!-is another valuable man of the class of '32. Russell is a diligent student of whom we are proud, because of the fine spirit that he puts into his work. Russ has fallen for a certain little girl in a big way. Here's wishing you success. Page Twenty-jour 'he CEBI-ue-and-Quaid KENNETH HESS KENNY CoMMERcr.aL Ken has been long in ole .lIir1flletou'n High. Gee! But we hate to tell him, Good-bye .' Kenny. as he is known to the fellows. is a bit bashful in a crowd. but when you get him alone! How changed he is! Kenny is one of our few male members taking the commer- cial course. and you should see him pounding those keys. Some speed! He is a good student and a hard worker-a combination which means success. RUSSELL HOUSER Rrss Acxm-:Mic His rim and rigor are bound to send To him many a goodly frtend. Ladies and gents, gaze at this studious-looking young man. Four years ago, more or less. he was thrown out of grammar school so hard he bounced into high school. His sense of humor is unbounded, and he gets his share of fun. also his share of punishment. The class of '32 wishes him success in whatever he may pursue. ZELMA R. HOUSER Fur COMMERCIAL She works and debates and never seems wcaryg ll'l1iIe in her presence onc never gets dreary. Flip. the girl with a smile. the girl with the joke. the girl with the personality. Zelma is one of our best class workers. All one needs to do is put her in charge of a committee to see how well her work is done. The best wishes of the class of '32 go with you, Flip. MERVIN HOVERTER RED ACADEMIC He plays a good game of football, Because he is Rell and tall. L' Red came to us from Harrisburg in the beginning of the term and caused quite Qa riot among the feminine members of the class. Red is a very athletic young man, jovial and good-humored. Although he does not take his studying too seriously. he is able to master his subjects. Page Twent y-are Ufhe qliluc and 601 ALBERTA R. HUMES 4' BERT COMMERCIAL Bert works hard, gives everything a tryg Her Congeniality always makes time fly. Here's to the tallest member of the class. The type that's hard to get acquainted with, but when you finally leam to know her, she proves a tme friend. Bert is our literary genius :ind has won Inuch praise along this line. We feel sure you will be successful, Bert. Best wishes! CHARLOTTE R. INLEY tt CHOTTIE COMMERCIAI. This girl is a worker steadyg For emergencies she's always ready. Charlotte is one of the sunniest beings, always happy and smiling. We can always count on Chottie to do anything she is asked for, no matter what it is. She most willingly says, Yes, and well she can do so, for a girl with so many varied capabilities can put anything across successfully. C. NEVIN JACKSON NEv ACADEMIC Nevin is very independent and free, And unusually apt and capable. Charles Nevin Jackson, universally known by the second of the three names, is a promi- nent member of the Glee Club. 'A Nev is one of '32's loyal and dependable members. His willingness to serve the class or school is sure to win him a high position in any field of life he may choose. CHARLES KEYSER X CHARLIE ACADEMIC He does not possess much agility, But is admirable for his sticlrability. Here is our contribution to the field of aviation. If there is anything at all that you want to know about airplanes, just ask Charlie. He is our air-minded student, and we expect great things from him in this field. for it seems certain that he will choose it. Page Twenty-sir The-f'!Btlue'and bold J. YVALTER KIEFFER JIM COMM!-:RcLu. A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. Jim is one of our quiet boys from the country, and a very good agricultural student, as may be seen from his honors. We expect big things from Jim if he decides to take up his agricultural work, and feel sure that we will not be in the least disappointed. DOROTHY R. KRODEL Do'r CoMMi1Rci.u. The friendliest girl we ever met, And very smart, you can bet! Dots life seems to move merrily along. In fact, her giggle is one of the shorthand class's patent noises. Her smile. however, is not superficial, for those of us who know have found that her heart is as wide as her smile. The good will and wishes of the class will always go with you, Dot. RUSSELL LANDIS Rrss ACAD!-:Mic Russell is his marmnals boyg He is her very dearest joy. Rus never has much to say, but this does not prove that he is not popular. He and his motorcycle are well known. After graduation he is undecided whether he will further his studies or enter businem. The class of '32 extends to him its best wishes for success. YVILLIAM LEONHARD BILLY ACABEMIC Billy's good humor is the thing That rnakes Lu take hirn under her wing. Step aside. ladies and gentlemen. and let me introduce to you our athletic manager. Billy. Bill will have his fun, and usually at the expense of the other fellow. Neverthe- lew, the students soon learn to know and appreciate his tricks. The senior class predicts great things for you, Billy. Page Twenty-seven QI lx Q l L1 L' :L ll tl tfi 0 l tl JACK B. MATTIS Jacic CUMMERCIAI. Ilefw tlzouglitfizl, loyal, ready In flu, And ll friend wlzcn creryrmrz feels blue. When Ruba plays the Tuba down in Cuba. No! No! Its the saxophone. Jack has been a member of all musical organizations during his short stay with us. He came to us from Royalton and has been with us only two years, More toots and never sour notes for Jack ! ARLINGTON MCGARVEY MAC ACADEMIC A man not perfer-I, but of heart so big. Another of the senior class's athletes, starring as end on the football team. and as third baseman on the baseball team. Did you ever know one could hit a home run with his eyes closed? Ask Mac. We are not sure what he intends to do. but we wish him the best of luck. GERALDINE MYERS Ji-:mtv Comm-:ar'1.-u. Ill: just ri pleasant smile That nzrikes life uiortlzzrhilc. UNO. suh! I wont go down in dat cellah foah all the monce in the world. No. suh! Surely you can guess who it is. It's just Jerry temporarily impersonating Aunt Jubilee in our production. And Home Came Ted. Her classmates are sure she will be a success in her later life. HIRAM PROUSER HIBIIE ACADEMIC A good fellow among fellows. Himie is a friend to everyone-girls and boys alike. It doesn't make a bit of difference to him, and. whats more. he doesn't have any favorites. He expects to become a salesman just, like his big brother. The seniors are sure that success awaits Himief' Page Twenty-eight J N A J'-ri it C :LB I Li if at it ti tfv C tl LUCY ROMANELLI I.I'CI' COMMERCIAL Another little maid so bloomingg She is Very unassuming. A riddle: Fifty seniors are sitting in a room. Forty-nine are talkingg which one is not? Lucy, of course! She has been marked the quietest girl in the class, and she certainly lives up to her reputation. The claw of '32 wishes you all the luck in the world, Lucy. and we are sure success will be yours, ' EARNEST SALTZER EARNIE COMMERCLAL He is timid and lilies apart, But all love him who know his heart. Earnie is one of the quiet boys of our class fone of the very fewl. But for this quietness he makes up by his jovial countenance and spirit. He is one of our commercial studentsg and can he pound that typewriter? Whatever the future has in store for him. the class is sure it is the best. RICHARD SHAFFNER DICK ACADEMIC Fame is what you have taken, Character is what you give. Hats oh' to our super-athlete! Football. basketball, and baseball just come natural to Dick. It is pleasant to recall how Dick's hitting ability helped M. H. S. to win the baseball championship of 1931. The senior class is sure that-some leading sports team of the country will soon have Dick on their roster. FREDERICK M. SMITH FRED ACADEM IC .Yothing great was ever avlziewd without enthusiasm. This is our Latin student. .He is one of those few boys who are taking senior Latin. and also one of the very few making a success of it. Fred has chosen the pulpit to carry on his life's work. and we know he will be a success in it. Page Twenty-nine Zlfhe 'UE-1119 and-Q5old NORMA STOBER Srom-:R CoMMEnc1,u. With her smile and curly locks, She seems like a kid still in socks. Norma is one of our star basketball players, and has shown her progres to good advantage in that respect. We expect her to show the same tight in life that she has shown on the basketball court, and then we are sure that she will succeed. ANGELINE STULICH Axon: Atxmi-:Mic Angie is fi tall and eluquenl nmirlg Our memory of her emi never fade. Angie, contrary to thc bclicf that country girls are the most quiet in school, is exactly the opposite of this current belief. We feel sure that if. in her future life, she gets into a tough spot, she can easily talk herself out of it. He1'e's our best wishes. Angie l CATHERENE VVEAVER Km CoMMxciic1,u. And still we gazed and our wonder greu',' Hou' une small head could carry all she knew. Catherene is our extremely quiet and studious senior. If we all would mind our own busi- ness as well as Catherene does, we seniors wouldn't get into halt' as much trouble as we do. Catherene has proved her ability as a student by the fact that she heads the class in scho- lastic standing. LUKE A. YVESTENBERGER Wi-:s'rn: Acsnmue Merit needs no advertising. Luke is. Johnny on the Spot when his class needs aid. He is ever ready to back the class up with his car, even if it is up a tree. Luke hopes to become a big butter and egg man. Unlimited success for you is the wish of all your classmates. Page Thirty he-CBllue-and-bold JACOB D. YAROS JiM Mis ACADEMIC He plays the game and knozes the limit, And .wlill flelx all the jun lherek in il. Behold the lmister pitcher of the baseball diamond! How he can send those curves to the trembling butter. Jimmie has pitehed the Middletown High School nine into many victories. The best of everything. especially strikeouts. are the wishes of the senior class for Jimmie. JANET YOST Yosrn-: Aowmiie Hzzppy-gn-lucky, and .weenm eurefree, Yet sonielinzes serious ns .she erm be. We sincerely feel that we should add one more honor to Yostie's list. This honor is biased on the fziet that she has been the only girl who has stuek with the boys through all the difhcult battles with nmtheiuaties without dropping but-k once. Well, hero's luck, Yostie l FRANK YOUNG Kurrz Af'ADEMIt' We all wrmt In be .-is fflllld-IlIlfIll'l'II as lm. Keep your sunny side up. seems to be Fr:ink's one and only motto. He does not believe in over-exerting himself on his studies. for his is im extremely carefree policy. Franks natural ability enables him to master his studies. May he muster life's problems easily. EVELYN ZIMMERMAN Iii' CoA1:x1i:m'i.u. 'I'l:1'.v girl, will: elmrm so rare, ls llllNllT1JllSNf'll fmyu'here. Ev c-:une to us from Lower Royulton and immediately reminded us ot' the old adage that good goods comes in small packages. We hear that liv is very much interested in one of our small members tthis time ii malel. and we expect her to go to Matrimony for further study. Page Th ir! y-one Ufhe fH3luc an tl L43 old SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The freshmen know not, but they know not that they know notfshow them. What a bunch of greenies we were. Things were so strange, yet everyone seemed to expect so much from us. We finally elected Richard Shaffner president and Mr. Cassell class adviser. We helped with the annual sociable, but spent the rest of our energy keeping together. As the year progressed, we became a part of the school and sturdily supported her in athletics and scholastics. 4' The sophomores know not, but they know that they know not-pity them. allowed in assembly at last! Knowing all the ropes, we organized easily this year and elected Richard Garver president and Miss Rose adviser. We were free from all worries and spent our time holding swimming, skating and dancing parties, carrying them through with a zest known only to us. VVe supported the sociables and pro- duced excellent material for the football, basketball and debating teams. Can we ever forget our Sophomore year? 't The juniors know, but know not that they know-respect them. We returned to school with a new sense of responsibility. We must give a Junior Prom. We bent industriously to the task of earning enough money to sponsor a promenade great enough to show our respect for the seniors. We chanced off turkeys, gave a benefit movie, and held a card party. The night of the prom finally arrived. How splendid the seniors looked and acted. How anxious we were for the success we achieved. We did not let our efforts for the prom interfere with our support to the school, however. We traveled to Gettysburg, we gave the football team, stars, the basketball team, scorers, the debating team, arguers, and the classroom, scholars. 'K The seniors know, and know that they know-worship them. Our last year in high school! How dignified we acted, and did not feel. For the third time, we elected Richard Garver and Miss Rose as our class executives. This year, we were burdened with tasks. We must present a play. We must issue a year book. We must eam money to take us to Washington. We valiantly answered duty's call. The members of the class supported the football and basketball teams. We aided with the sociables, and then, we produced, L'And Home Came Tedf' It was a success! Can we say more? The class chanced off turkeys, held a card party, sponsored cake sales, and finally, to our great delight, we saw the heap of money that meant a three-days' trip to Washington, reach its height. But, what is this that detracts a portion of our attention? The production of an annual. How we worked! What enormous quanti- ties of midnight oil were burned in composing its writings. What gigantic forces were employed to make everything just right. 'A Blue and Gold, we are proud of you. And now the history of our class closes. We tearfully lay down our pens, papers, and books, and reluctantly turn our faces towards the great, outside world. Oh, class of '33, uphold those standards that we, the class of '52, have endeavored to set up. Profit by our mistakes, and keep our Alma Mater a burning flame in the heart of Middletown. -E. Romayne Geibe. Page Thirty-Iwo f f l L ff, xy Gyfrix h Q UB l L1 Q Ji Ti tl 51 0 l tl mf CLASS POIEM As l sit alone in the quiet Ut the soft retlecting sun. There come to me sweet memories Of high school days now done. Many times the way was weary. But seeking courage anew. We east away the tasks dreary I-or better things tu do. How we love the giant pillars, How we cherish every stone. How we love the interior Which seems to us a home. We remember the lessons you taught us With a great and noble hand: Four long years you've brought us, To a tirm and nobler stand. How we dread to leave the classrooms, How we mourn to leave the halls, How we grieve to leave the teachers. To whom Farewell now falls. As we go into lifes highway. And there we take our place, Are we prepared to meet her In the great and noble race? Now has Come the hour of parting, Bringing with it joys and tears: Yet it gives us quite a starting For the toils of future years. Our school days are now ended. With regret we say Adieu. As we go into life's highway, With the future work to do. f Jliria m Baum. Pulp 1'1i1'r!gf-Hmf h v 595 1 tx c an ll tl L5 0 l . .k , x -' , JUNIOR CLASS HISTURY We returned to school last September to begin our career as jolly juniors. Our first class meeting resulted in the election of the following officers: President ...... . . . Elmer Cashman Vice-President . . . . . Edith Sweigart Secretary .... . . . Dorothy Houser Treasurer ..... .... D onald Lauman Faculty Adviser . . . . . Mr. Kenneth Cassell A sociable was given by our class for the benefit of the junior-senior reception. The affair, with the help of the other classes, was a huge success. The next, and probably most important event, was the choosing of the class ring: this was easily settled, all having decided on the standard ring. Pennants were also chosen. The class feels very proud of its fine representation in all athletics. Three members from our class were also chosen for the debating team: Laura McCoy, Harold Fornwalt, and Donald Lauman. All class activities were very successful, especially the junior-senior reception. As we look back over the past year we are very proud of what we have so success- fully done. and all hope to reign in Seniorland next year. ljllfll Tlifrig-four Che-'Blue and 6o1d SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the month of September, nineteen hundred and thirty-one, we, the class of nineteen thirty-four, organized as the sophomore class of the Middletown High School. Up to this time we had been little recognized by anyone: we were mere spectators, but now the upper class folks beheld in us a possible factor in the high school life. VVe chose the following officers for the year: President ..... Adolph Capka Vice-President .... .... R alph Dengler Secretary ..... .... . -Xgnes Shiley Treasurer ...... . . . Mary Paul Farulty .fldviscr .... .... 3 Ir. Kugle To our adviser. Mr. Kugle, much credit is due for the kindness and interest he has always shown to our class. This class has won the reputation of prompt response to every appeal made by our superiors. It has been a factor in sports as well as in the social life of the school. and we are looking forward to a bright future. because we know the class of nineteen thirty-four can and will uphold the principles of our school. P Page Tflllfflj-flI'I' G:l1Q'N-Uglllk' e1utl60ltl FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Enter the largest class of freshmen ever-one hundred and fifty two' But alas, already ten have gone from our fold The f1rst class meetmg was held early 1n the year for the purpose of electmg offlcers The following was the outcome of the meetmg Preszdent Wllham Good Vzce Preszdent Wrlham Power Secretarv Mary Capka Treasurer Edlth Metzger Facultv Advzser Nllss Mlldred Evster We feel honored and were well pleased by belng permltted to have a Literary Soclety of our own Lnder the splendld leadership of Donald Conrad presldent and Edlth Hlckernell, secretary our programs were well rendered We must admit that our class actlvltles have not been so numerous as we had hoped them to be the first year havmg left us apparently at sea as to class domgs We have not been ldle however bemg buslly kept at work by asslstlng the other classmen ln thelr soclal functlons such as soclables dances and plays We the freshmen class, extend our greatest wlshes for future happmess and suc cess to the senxor class of thlrty two who helped ln a large wav to make our flrst vear of hlgh school a pleasant one Good luck, Seniors' Page Thzrty azz Assistant Secretary .................... Grace Geyer . i , . , 3 . y , . . ,K ,, . , . 7 7 y Y ' 7 7 ' V , ' - ' 1 . y ' QDrgan1zz1t1nnn xx, P , i I A L A L- l KK I Puyff' T11 ir! y-61.1111 I Che-'Blue-atmtl-Qnoltl l l 1 v f - -, - THE BLUE AND GOLD WEEKLY STAFF The papers published this year by the Blue and Gold Weekly Staff have been very interesting and have received many favorable comments from all exchanges. This paper kept the student body, and also many townspeople, in touch with class affairs, athletics, debates, clubs, new and entertaining jokes, and many other school activities. The success of this paper was due to the cooperation which existed between the staff and the student body. The paper was under the supervision of Mr. Miller. From thc Senior Class Anna Bates Arthur Berman Mary Etter Romayne Geibe Mary Geyer Anna Heisey Russell Hershberger Zelma Houser Dorothy Krodel William Leonhard 101514: Tlzirly-nim Fred Smith Catherene Weaver Luke Westenberger Frank Young Eh Q'x1l5'lllC tlllLl'Q.J0lCl - -. , 1 v 'X ' 'W' THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was tirst organized in the Middletown High School in 1930. The four cardinal principles of the National Honor Society are scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service. The selection of the members was made by the faculty after careful consideration, which resulted as follows with last year's members of the present senior class remaining in the society. From the Senior Class Mary Etter 119313 Mary Geyer Richard Garver 119315 Anna Heisey Catherene Weaver 119312 Dorothy Krodel Fred Smith From the Junior Class Harold Fornwalt Jessie McKinstry Page Forty he-f!Blue'and-bold THE DEBATING TEAM The debating teams proved their ability at arguing this year, and as a result they tied for first place with Hershey. The question for debate was: Resolved, That Penn- sylvania should enact a Compulsory Unemployment Insurance Law. They debated with the other towns in the Ursinus League, namely: Elizabethtown, Hummelstown, and Hershey. The members of the teams: First Speaker .... Second Speaker .... Third Speaker .... Alternate Speaker .... First Speaker ..... Second Speaker .... Third Speaker .... Alternate Speaker .... The Ajirmative The Negative Page Forty-one . . . .Richard Garver . .... Zelma R. Houser Romayne Geibe tCapt.J . . . . . . . .Harold Fornwalt . . . .Blanche Botts . . . . . . .Donald Lauman .Arthur Berman fCapt.j . . . . . . . . .Laura McCoy Ufhe-0131110 and-Hat ,' ' 'c 1 . , . , , A TRI-HI-Y CLUB The Tri-Hi-Y Club has been very active this year. One of the new features was the Bible study course which was held every Monday evening for a period of eight weeks. At Christmas and Easter holidays the club distributed gifts and Easter baskets to the unfortunate children in Middletown. The officers: President ...... ..... . Anna Bates Vice-President . . . . . . Dorothy Houser Secretary ...... ...... J ean Leiby Treasurer .. ..., Mary Etter Chaplain . . . ..... Mary Geyer Sentinel ....... ........ E rma Mae Stark Pianist ......... ........... E dith Sweigart Faculty .bldzfisers . . . , . . Miss Rose, Miss Wealand Town Counselor .. . ................. Mrs. Wickey From thc Senior Class Anna Bates Mary Drayer Charlotte Inley Blanche Botts Mary litter Dorothy Krodel Latrenna Condran Romayne Geibe Geraldine Myers Gladys Crown Mary Geyer Evelyn Zimmerman Zelma Houser Page Forty-lwu Hlcl he-C!Blue-and-Q50 HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the club is, K' To endeavor to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community The four planks of the club are clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean hung Topics of vital interest to all high school boys are discussed in open forum by the club. The officers: President ...... . . Clyde Felker Vice-President . . . . . . Harold Houser Secretary ........ . . . Elmer Cashman Assistant Sefretary . . . . . Clyde Felker Treasurer ....... .. . William Limero Chaplain . ..,.... . .... Harry Dibeler Assistant Chaplain . . . ....... Harold Fornwalt Faculty Advisers . . . ......... Mr. Miller, Mr. Kugle From the Senior Class john Bishel jacob Yaros Page Fort y-three Luke Westenberger Ufhe-qlilue etntl-Lfaol CHORAL CLUB Clear voices caroling merrily-yes, it is the Choral Club of the Middletown High School. The club was organized at the opening of school and its membership numbers forty-eight. The club practices every Tuesday evening under the able direction of Miss Bauder. The girls made several public appearances at the high school debates, literary societies, and the Hatz Oratorical Contest. The officers of the Glee Club: President ...,... .. . Dorothy Houser Scrretary . . .. . Zelma Houser Treasurer ..,. .. . Romayne Geibe Pianist . .. Edith Sweigart Anna Bates Miriam Baum Blanche Botts Latrenna Condran Gladys Crown From the Senior Class Mary Drayer Mary Etter Romayne Geibe Mary Geyer Zelma Houser Page Fort y-four Charlotte Inley Dorothy Krodel Geraldine Myers Norma Stober Angeline Stulich The-CQ-lue-axial-Qpolti A , . , M H 9, M5E,m6KaAl,e. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club was organized at the opening of school by its director, Mr. Mathias. The chorus numbers about thirty voices. Practices are held every Thursday evening. The chorus was very active this year. They delightfully entertained at high school debates, literary societies, and the Hatz Oratorical Contest. They also sang at the Presbyterian Church during Evangelistic Week, Lutheran Church, and the Church of God. The ofticers of the chorus: President ........ Nevin jackson Secretary-Treasurer .. . ....... Kenneth Hess Pianist .......... .... 3 Iary Louise Rudy From the Senior Class Kenneth Hess Nevin jackson Page Fort y-ji ve M. H. S. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Symphony Orchestra has had one of its most successful years under the supervision of Miss Bauder. They have delightfully entertained the high school students at debates and literary societies. The orchestra received many compliments when it played at the Hatz Oratorical Contest and for the senior play, '4And Home Came Ted. They also journeyed to Harrisburg to take part in the held day activities on May seventh. The officers of the orchestra: President ........... ..... F red Smith Secretary-Treasurer .... .. Geraldine Myers Pianist ............. . . . .... Edith Sweigart From thc Senior Class Nevin jackson Geraldine Myers jacob Yaros jack Mattis Fred Smith Priya 1'lllV'1fj-Nil' Che-:Blue-a nd Q30 BLUE AND GOLD JAZZ ORCHESTRA The jazz Orchestra was organized at the beginning of school by Fred Smlth They have proved themselves able musicians by playing at the junior sociable senior dance, sophomore party, basketball games, Liberty Fire House, and the knights of the Golden Eagle Castle. The members of the jazz Orchestra: C. Melody Saxophone Alto Saxophone .... Violin ......... Drums ...... First Trumpet Second Trumpci .... Pianist . . . Pu ye' Furl 41 sefzwr . . . Fred Smith . . . . jack Mattis . , . Nevin jackson . . . . Harry Dibeler .. . Charles Dibeler Charles Parthermore .. Richard Krall The-'dbluc e1ntl'tfvolcl MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL BAND The Middletown School Band was organized by the J. H. Troup Music House, May 12, 1931. Since last May the band has improved very rapidly, and at present numbers thirty pieces or more. With the kind support of the school and superin- tendent, Mr. Wickey, the band is able to study in class every Friday afternoon and rehearse after school in the gym. The band is at the services of any school activity free of charge and is very capable of playing for parties, picnics and parades. The instruments and players: Saxophones-Harry Dibeler, Mary Bowers, Luke Westenberger. Clarinets-Dorothy Conrad, Lois Grove, Robert Nissley, Oliver Rose, Williard Flaig, Russel Newkirk, Benjamin Longenecker. Mellophones-Melvin Knupp, Vivian Dunlap. Trumpets-Charles Parthemore, William Limero, Warren Schreiner, Pershing Limero, Charles Farren, Walter Sener, James Gallagher, Seymour Cohen, Leon Grove, Harold Groff, Betha Botts. Trombone-Evans Wagner, Gilbert Knupp. Bass-Richard Krall. Drums-Philip Bowers, Fletcher Miles, Sylvan Melman, C. Nevin Jackson. Baritone-Milton Melman. Cymbals-William Good. From the Senior Class: Luke Westenberger and C. Nevin jackson. Page Fort y-eight The Clbluc-and-6 THE SAFETY PATROL The Middletown High School has for the first time, this year, a safetv patrol The purpose of the patrol is to guarantee the safety of the children QOIUI, to and coming from school. The members of the patrol were selected from the various grades by the teachers The patrol has a set of rules which every student must live up to, and if these rules are broken, the offender must report to the committee in charge. and is then punished accordingly. The officers are: President .... V ice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . A dviscr ........ .......... Palm! Captain Anna Bates .. . Donald Lauman .. . .. . William Power . . . Anna Bates .... ... june Myers Mr. Wickey Charles Hershberger From the Senior Class Harry Hartman Page Furl y-nine Elma '-li5iL1U't1llL1'Q.7Ol SENIOR CLASS PLAY AND HOME CAME THD February 11 and 12, 1932 Directed by Permelia Rose Skeet Kelly, the clerk ..... Diana Garwood. the heiress .... Miss Loganberry, the spinster ..,. Ira Stone, the villain ....... Aunt jubilee, the cook. . . Mr. Man, the mystery .... jim Ryker, the lawyer ........ Mollie Macklin. the housekeeper .... Henrietta Darby, the widow ..... Ted, the groom ........... Elsie, the Bride .............. Senator McCorkle, the father. . . THE PLAYERS Page Fifty ............Frank Young . . . . . .Zelma Houser, Anna Bates .. .Charlotte Inley, Miriam Baum ................Arthur Berman .Mildred Garver, Geraldine Myers . . . .Fred Smith .................-Iohn Behman ...Romayne Geibe, Dorothy Krodel Latrenna Condran, Blanche Botts .................Nevinjackson . . . .Mary Geyer, Mary Etter ...........Elmer Givens N 419' Athlviirn ll ,r .1 FOOTBALL With a host of varsity material remaining from last year's squad, Coach Ken Cassell molded together an eleven that turned in an enviable record for the Middle- town High School. Led by Captain Dick Garver, Cassell's Wonder Team Number Three won six of the ten games played. To the uninitiated, this may not seem to be such a fine record, but when considering the size of the schools played this year, it can easily be understood why Middletown is so proud of its team. The comparative stream of the Blue and Gold team with the other high schools in its class may well be shown by its 61-0 and 34-O victories over Enola and Elizabethtown. With Cashman, Best, Lynch, and Shiley as nuclei, Coach Cassell expects to build up Wonder Team Number Four. However, when the team takes the field next season, the splendid services of Garver, Shaffner, Hoverter, Bishel, Heintzelman, Behman, McGarvey and Wagner will be sorely missed. SCHEDULE M. 11.5. Opp. M. H. S. Opp. Sept. 19-0 Steelton . .. ..... 19 Oct. 30-7 Swatara ...... .. . . . . . 0 Sept. 26-0 Lancaster ...... . . .18 Nov. 7-34 Elizabethtown .... .. . . 0 Oct. 3-6 Catholic High Nov. 11-26 Franklin Day School.. 0 Harrisburg, Baltimore, Md. Oct. 10-6 York ................ 30 Nov. 21-14 Sunbury ....... .... 3 4 Oct. 24--21 Downingtown .. . 7 Nov. 26-61 Enola .. . . . .. O Page Fifty-two FOOTBALL MR CASSELL Fourth year age 28 wt 180 Coach All credlt IS due to Coach for the splendrd machme he produced durmg the season of 31 LEWIS HEINTZELMAN Thlrd year age 19 wt 165 Tackle Dutch ruled the l1ne and found no opposmg force too trght to keep hrm RICHARD GARVER Captam Fourth year age 17 wt 130 Quarterback Unfortunately Drck had hrs jaw broken, but when lt was healed he appeared wlth hrs usual scrap WILLIAM LEONHARD-Fourth year age 17 Manager Billy was truly a manager Hrs executlve ablllty contrlbuted greatly to the success of the team ARLINGTON LICGARVEY Fourth year age 17 wt 14a End At end, Mac could handle any sort of pass and when he tackled there was no argument MERVIN HOVERTER Fourth year age 20 wt 190 Fullback Red was our masher and when he mashed thev remained that way JOHN BISHEL Fourth year age 17 wt 165 Center None escaped Dope If hrs hands falled he overcame hrs opponents wlth hrs slze JOHN BEHMAN Fourth vear age 17 wt 185 Tackle The blg burly tackle who smlled at opposltlon for that was what he llked Page Fzjty three . - , , . , . . . 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A ,, . . . . . - v . 3 S - 1 - 7 1 ' .J fziffw' 7 I sf as FOOTBALL KENNETH KENNARD-Thlfd year age 18 wt 160 Halfback Kenny s buckmg prowess was constantly apphed to good advan age EARL WAGNER Thrrd year age 17 wt 140 End Sonny proved hrs football prowess by tauntlng the opposltlon 1nto a frenzy and then behttllng them ELMER CASHMAN Thrrd year age 18 wt 160 Guard Cashles low chargmg and superb 1nterference runnlng made hlm a gr asset 1n the forward wall RICHARD SHAFFNER Fourth year age 17, wt 150 Halfback Our speedy halfbackl And he proved to be the blggest trouble maker for our opponents GEORGE Borrs Second year age 15 wt 155 Guard Hrs pluck and w1ll to w1n w1ll undoubtedly earn hun a regular berth on next year s eleven HAROLD SHILEY Second year, age 17, wt 155, Fullback Pansy's w1ll to w1n and h1s bucklng prowess glve every 1nd1cat1on of a suc cessful season for hlm next year HENRY BEST Thlrd year, age 17, wt 165, Tackle Popeye's frghtxng Splflt was aroused to actlon 1n the Columbla game CHARLES LYNCH Second year, age 18, wt 130, Guard Charley, the unexcltable, was a huge success on the grldlron Page F1jty four - 4 --v. g.,gm 71 : f'51fff:,f ,U ,'5'J3Ela'aw- 'J, F3 ,wiv '-N Mr -'Lf ,, ' ' Mfr-su, pl, L K' Xl' ' ,ilu ', 1 w I ,i.a,,'gq 7,' ' . . Y A H v -, , 14, .1 A v--- - 1- Wg, al fn V. , J Hsu, - f --1, fn' ' xxkbjlfrifz-W-If , in L, fn eeiifl 2 4 ' fi gp- za' f 145:11 l 312, --l f r'f1'? 9rl:-. ' 'LN . 5 - . A Q'-Qu - ,. ,icgqr 'L . H l , s,:..,a:, 51322141 .., 1. , 3 . g . H 7 H ' ' t 2. - , 5 . g . U ,, . . . . . 3. - g g . g . KK ' ! H ' ' ' ' A eat 4. - g ' . 3 . 1. - g g . 3 . . . . . . , Che-'Blue-and-6otld ' - . X 'T-rv--'H U Q- ' I . I It - - ' Y . ,. BASEBALL Coach 'A Ken Cassell's basebal proteges started the season with a bang by winning their tirst two games in the Dauphin County League. All indications point to another championship team for the Middletown High School this year. The Blue and Gold nine tried something unique by going South for a few days in March for spring training. With only three vacancies from last year's championship nine, Ken Cassell soon developed another prospective championship team. Dick Shaffner was re-elected captain, and under his superb guidance the team is bound to win another trophy for its Alma Mater. From the Senior Class: Richard Shaffner, John Bishel, Richard Garver, Jacob Yaros, Jack Mattis, Arlington McGarvey, Russell Hershberger. SCHEDULE M. H. S. Opp. M. H. S. Opp Mar. 26- 5 Augusta Milit'y Acad.. 14 May 3-14 'Susquehanna . . . . . F0rt Deflamey Va- May 6- 'Hummelstown .... . . . APY- 13- 7 Wm- Penn High 5211001 8 May 13- 'Swatara ............ Hamsbufgf Penne May 14- jno. Harris High School Apr. 19- 9 'Hummelstown ...... 7 Harrisburg' Penna. Apr. 23-ll jno. Harris High School 7 Blacy UQ -kpiershey U .,'.... H . Harrisburg' Penna' May ZO- 'Susquehanna . . . . . Apr. 26- 2 'KSWHIHIH ,....... O Blay 211 Xvm' Penn High School ihpf. O akflershey ..... ....... 1 Harrisburg, Penna. Apr. 30- Z jno. Harris High School 3 Harrisburg, Penna. League grunt-s. Puyr' Fifty-ji1'e BASEBALL KENNETH CASSELL Fourth year age 28 wt 180 Coach He coaches teams that must always wm h1s urgmgs reach them above the dm JACOB YAROS Fourth year age 17 wt 130 Pltcher He pulvenzes pltchers great h1s motto IS, Get on' Don t Walt' RICHARD SHAFFNER Captam Fourth year age 17 wt 150 Shortstop Our baseball captam' our football star' The opponents try to catch hlm but they dont get very far WILLIAM LEONHARD-Fourth year age 17 Manager A real buslness head has our manager B111 he gave tlme and energy our schedule to till RUSSELL HERSHBERGER Fourth year age 18 wt 140 Rlght Freld He gets a smgle when he hkes and at the bad ones seldom strlkes ARLINGTON NICGARVEY Fourth year age 17 wt 145 Left Fleld He always allows bad balls to go by but never falls to catch a fly RICHARD GARVER Fourth year age 17 wt 130 Second Base He plays the game wlth all he s got and ln the pmch IS sweet and hot JOHN BISHEL Fourth vear age 17 wt 165 Prtcher He doesn t seem to grve a d and savs to pltchmg aces Scram Page Fzfly 11 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 . 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Y Uflte-qlfiluc and 6901 W ti, r. ,. 11. . .- BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM The team, with Mr. Mathias at the helm for his first year, had a fairly successful season. They finished third in the Lower Dauphin race for the second successive year. Mr. Mathias has found much material in the freshman class, which should prove to be an asset to next year's team, which will undoubtedly finish with a suc- cessful season. Our team was handicapped because of the fact that some of our boys were declared ineligible after the third game and forced to drop from the team. From the Senior Class: john Bishel, Richard Garver, Richard Shaffner. SCHEDULE Ill. H. S. S. Opp. Dec. Swatara ..... Feb. Hershey . . . . . . . . .57 Dec Hershey . . . . .... Feb. Lower Paxton . . . . . . 8 Dec. Lower Paxton Feb. Cornwall ....... . . .29 Dec. Alumni .... .. . . .... Feb. Hummelstown . . . . . .28 Dec Steelton .... .. . .... Feb. Highspire . . . . . .14 jan. Hummelstown Feb. Susquehanna . . . . . . 15 jan. Chambersburg Feb. Steelton ..... . . .23 jan. Highspire ...... .... 1 Iay Baltimore . . . . . .12 jan. Cornwall .... May Aviators .... .. . . . .22 jan. Susquehanna May Chambersburg . . .40 vlan. Swatara ..... -7 228 Total points for season .... .... 3 49f477. nn ,,-pf91,z Page Fifty-nine Clfhe -451110 and Lfvol GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Our basketball team, although suffering frequent defeats, went down fighting, only to come back for the next game with more vigor and fighting spirit. In Stober, C. Houser, Yost, D. Houser, and johnson we can boast of tive good guards. Captain Welsh, Sweigart, Campbell, and Bedell showed as forwards. Every class was repre- sented on this years varsity. With these girls as nuclei and the able guiding of Coach Mathias, our 1933 basketball team should come out victorious. From fhr' Senior Class: Norma Stober. Dec. Dec. Dec jan. jan. jan. Sf'lfIl2lJl'I.lC Oberlin .. . Lower Paxton Hunnnelstown Highspirc . .. Susquehanna ll. S. Opp. JI. II. S. Oberlin ..... .,... 4 8 jan. Lower Paxton . . . . . .20 Feb. .-Xlumni ....... , . .14 Feb. Hummelstown . . .53 Feb. Highspire .. .. .26 Feb. Susquehanna . . .. . . .17 Mar. Page Sir! y William Penn opp. ..44 .is N41 H49 ....23 ..l5 Page Sir! y-one Elle-50511.19 and-601 TENNIS Coach ............... . . . Donald Miller Manager and Captain . . . ....... Arthur Berman This is the second year of existence for this organization. Having no equipment last year, the club was given two courts at Grand View and supplies from the School Board. The personnel of the team includes Captain Arthur Berman, who plays number one. Donald Lauman is number two man. These are the only members of last year's varsity team. The other players are Claude Rehrer and Fred Smith. A very successful season is anticipated. From the Senior Class: Arthur Berman, Fred Smith. SCHEDULE April 23 William Penn ..... ..... . Away May 4 john Harris Home May 7 Mount joy .... Away May 21 Patton Trade .... Home May ZS John Harris Away May 28 Mount Joy ...... 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Steelton defeats. 19-0. . lixcuses becoriiing moriotonous as to why I couldri't get uiy lessons done over the week-end. .Seniors hold class meeting and make plans to earn money for Washington trip. . First start toward our school paper com- pleted. . Just another day wasted. . Pep meeting for big game tomorrow. . Lancaster defeats Middletown 18-0. Too bad! Russell Houser is late for school. Imag- ine!!! George Srriith breaks window in gym class. .Jacob Yaros can't study. He forgot his chewing guru. Sopboruores hold party. UC'l'UlSlCR Freshmen boys in study hall requested to keep quiet. Middletown defeats Catholic High. 6-0. Orchestra reorgariizes under supervision of Miss liauder. Staff preparing for first edition of school paper. Money! money! money! Weekly! Foot- ball! Candy! Ghosts of bimoritlilies loom in the hori- zon. Many planning to go to York tomorrow. First edition of school paper given out. York defeats Middletown. 30-6. Sob! sob! Flag flying in commemoration of Colum- bus Day. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs go on a hike. Sore feet. No more hiking. The world will never know what this was to have been. What! No game tomorrow? A dark cloud has descended upon us. Declamatioris. First declamation. Very good. fljatrick Henry.l A book could be written on the excuses offered by late-comers. How rriany would read it? Garvers Ford starts after dropping a nickel in it. Big game tomorrow. Hurrah! We are at Downingtown. We defeat them 21-7. Yea. team! Still talking about the football game. Seniors hold Halloween Party. A great social success. Fred Smiths Ramblers complimented for their rhythm. liimonthlies. Oh! Oh! Oh! Some ruor'e examinations. NUVICMISICR A large group of boys absent to go hunt- ing. We wish them luck. Oh. what a varied collection of hunting tales are told today! Girls' and Boys' Chorus organizes. Just found out. we're not allowed to sell candy. Too bad! Pep meeting with some pep in it. iYell. well. well! 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'W2111111 111111141 .lllIllIII'S Illillilllgl 11151-11111111111 11l:111s f111' 1111-1-111I11I1. xxllill Il 11111111 111111 1I1l1I'I11llr 1111-111111 lflll' lllrl l1111111111111111f1 lllllllll'-Sl'Il141l' 1'111'1'111i1111 :11 f'111'1 s 11111111 111 l':1X11111l:1. W11 111113' 11111111111 l,l'IlI1 111111111'1'11w, 11111 LYIIIIII' ltlllily. l':Y+'l'f'1Nl11f' 1111'1'1', lf1'1-111111111 llilf s11l'1I1Lf 1'l'Yl'l' 111111132 S1-111111' 1111111-. XYUI1-T yllll llllxs T1I1'IIl. M'Illl1I'44., l711111. 111-1-11111111111 131152 S1-1111111 1'111-11111 1111111111111-111111111- 111111151 111111114 lllll. .l1'X1C S11111111'- l'1'1'1'1Xl' 1'1111+ 111141 1:11w11X. Nlvl l111w 1112111111111 S1-111111-5 1111111 1'111' 151111111 1111-1111-11. xYIlT4'1l 1111- 1111'1111'. .I11111111-N lll1rS 11111 s11111111-f F11 IIl1ll'lll liIll'1'Il1Zll1I'l'2ll4' s+11'x'11'1- 111 l.111l1111'1111 f'1llll'l'1l. 51-111111'N 1111111 111':11'111'11 I111' 1'11I111111'111'1'I111'I11. 1'111w llllyl Xyllill 111'1111:11'1':1f-1111 111111111-111s 1-111' 11111111 11111' S1-111111'f. l.:1N1 111'111'111'11 I111' l'1lllllIIl'lll'l'lll1'lll. 11 N'llll.l 111- 1111111. 1111w. Q1-111111'X. K11Ill1llll'lIl'1'lIll'll1. 511 1111111, .xllllll xl:lTf'l', .xlllllllll 111111111111 S1-111111'- 111111-111'11111 I-411' 11111 111111111'1'11w, S1-111111K I1-11111 1111' xx-11P1l1ll!ll4lIl. Huw 111111-1 1-X11'y111lIl1! lr. S1-1111111 1111111111111 1111111151-111-1. S1-1111111 1':11s11111 1111- 111111 111 11111 llHT1'l. xx-11211 Il 1'1111111111111111f S1-111111K Ill'l' 111111111. -.X x x 1 1'11T11s, 1'11111 Sl',I',!j-NIvl1l Q lt U MS l Ll c an it tl kfi 0 l Ll LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I. the duly authorized attomcy of the class of 1932. having been provcd of sound mind and passable memory, do hereby declare this to be the last will and testament of the aforemen- tioned party. thus rendering any other such documents made by me null and void. The various and miscellaneous worldly possessions of the said party are bequeathed to the following groups, that is to say: To the junior clay, the difficulty of making a willg one full set of typewriters with wom- out ribbonsg the strange cosines, the odd law cases. and the peculiarities of society and gov- ernment found in trigonometry, commercial law. and problems of democracy: the seniors' desks in the main room. To the sophomore class, the handicap of eaming credit for the Junior and Senior Prom. To the freshmen class, the pleasure of initiating next year's freshmen. To the Blue and Gold Weekly Staff. a loyal group of advertisers. To the faculty, our sincere gratitude for their patient efforts to prepare us for our life's career. To the student body, our avidity while seniors to learn. our tendency while juniors to pro- crastinate. our susceptibility while freshmen to receive impressions, our grown-up feeling while sophomores. To the Board of Directors, the senior class leaves all money remaining from the Wash- ington trip to begin a fund for the building of a new high school. Said party also directs that the following bequeaths be distributed to the designated mem- bers of our faculty, on the condition that they continue their good behavior: To Mr. Feaser, our principal, an intelligent group of geometry studentsg plenty of excuse slipsg two of the best typists to take care of his secretarial workg the task of teaching the students a new and easier method of opening their lockers. To Miss Rose, our most worthy clw adviser, a group of students that know all about pronouns, verbs, modifiers, and conjunctionsg another senior class to which she can give some of the fine advice that she has given us. To Mr. Cassell, the balances left over from this year's bookkeeping class: a group of sxiles- men that know something about everything and everything about soinethingg our hopes for an unbeatable football team, more trips to Virginia to get some early practice for the base- ball team. To Mr. Miller, a wide-awake Democracy section. and also one that reads all the political articles found in newspapers and magazines. To Miss Gintzer, a new red pencil to mark all errors on the typing budgets of the coming junior and senior classes. To lNIr. Kugle, another senior class roll. and sonic new assistant librarians to take the place of the efficient ones that are leaving. To Miss Crull, an axe to split infinitives. To Miss Markley, some new French books. and a third year French section. To Miss liacliinan. another freshmen lioine-rooni. To Miss lfyster. a new car in which to coniniute. To Mr. YYliite, at new Cflieinistry laboratory. and also a sophomore history section. Page Se zrenty Ihe-qfiluc and 6301 To Mr. Mathias, an Egyptian pyramid to serve as a model for future gym classes: some new gymnasium equipment and a new gymnasiumg two teams of basketball players who can hit the basket every time they shoot. v To Miss Bauder. four falsettos to form a freshmen quartet: three piccolo players. and a jews-harp player to swell the band. To To To To To To To To To To To To To S. Miss Wealand, a sub-secretary to help her with her many dutie Mr. Wickey, a special secretary to handle book agents. PERSONAL BEQUHATHS Elmer Cashman. John Behman bequeaths his gracefulness. Josephine Wharton. Geraldine Myers wills her attractive freckles. Henry Best. Jacob Yaros wills his sleepiness. Lucille Books, Janet Yost bestows her promptness. Harold Shiley, Catherene Weaver leaves her scholastic standing. Laura McCoy, Romayne Geibe bequeaths her forensic art. Harold Fornwalt. Arthur Berman bequeaths his ability to argue. Dorothy Houser. Mary Geyer bcqueaths her fascinating dimples. Aaron Drayer, John Bishel extends his height. Shirley King, Dorothy Krodel bestows her ability to giggle. any one who may be interested, Anna Hates and Fred Smith jointly bequeath their love affair. Donald Lauman and Blanche Campbell excluded. To To To To To To To To To To To To To All Florence Shireman, Zelma Houser wills her baby talk. Martha Scheanor, Blanche Botts leaves all her old boy friends. Eleanor Lauffer. Anna Heisey wills her natural curly hair. Ema. Stark. Erma Demy extends her shyness. Dorothy Baum, Mildred Garver bequeaths her boy friends car. Mr. Troup. Charlotte Inley leaves some of her hot air to heat the high school building, Beatrice Straus. Latrenna Condran extends her talent for music. Paul lirb. William Leonhard leaves his business efficiency. Helen Welsh, Miriam Baum leaves her poetic ability. Bernard Nees. Iiarnest Saltzer evtends his blushes. June Mchlullcn. Gladys Crown leaves her pleasing personality. Jack Stein, Richard Garver bestows his attentiveness in all classes. Thelma Shoemaker, Mary Drayer bestows her slimness. possessions not herein disposed of shall he given to those persons not receiving per- sonal bequeaths. In witness thereof I have hereunto subscribed mv name ami seal as the legally authorized representative of the class of 1932. this twenty-seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred thirty-two. Attorney: M ucv I'iT'I'Elt. llvitiiesst-sj .loitx 'I'svu.u'iii:wsxv X l.l'10l'Hl.llSTUXYl'llXl'SKI if l'fig1e St'1'e1tIy-our 'Elie U5l1ttt-sttttlkftvltl E IOR CLASS PROPHECY I.:1tlit's :intl fEt'11tlt'111t'11. sl1t111tt'tl the' Cirrus l'JZ1l'li0l'. if you will lr'11tl nn' yfllll' :1ttt'11tion for just :t ft'w IIIUIIIPIITS. I sh:1ll show you whatt hats l1:t11pf'11t'tl to tht' BIitltllt'tt1w11 Hitzh Svhool C'l:1ss of '32 Poor things. tl1t'y l1:tyt' tlonf' so llllIC'll for tht'ir t'l:1ss thttt it IIIIS Illiltlt' irt':1ks ol Ylltxlll :tll. l rt'tl Sntith. st't'i112 tht' itossiltilitivs of niztkimz sontt' 11to11t'y ltl'Ulll tl1t'111. 1z:ttl1t'rt'tl tl1t'111 :ill fttQlt'llll'l'. :tntl :ts :t l't'rlllT wt' l1:tyt' tl1is f:t111ot1s t'll't'llS.U llt't'o1.r11izi11u tltt' natntt' Sniith :tntl thinking tl1t' 1'oit't' f:1111iIi:tr. I llll'lltl4l :tl'UllIHI. :tntl tht'rt' to lllj' s111'111'1st', stootl lhlly I,t't111l1:trtl. I I'lISlIl'tl lllt to :tsk l11111 q11t'st1t111s, hut ht' kt'1tt right o11 w:tlki111:, so tl1:tt I tlt't'itlt'tl to follow l1i111. First. to tltt' right. yoti st't' A11p:t'li11t' Stulirh. tht' o11ly rt':tl lllllil-lllllil tl1tIll'ttl' i11 this itttrt ot' tht' t'UllllTI'j', Antl to tht' lt'lt J. W:tltt'r Kt'it'ft'1'. tl1t' worltl's 111ost t':1t11t1us tlit'tit'i:t11. .I XY:1ltt'r tlot's11't l1t'lit'1't' in t':tti11e1 ztnythinu froin t':tns, :111tl thinks tl1:tt Ullly tht' footl ltis IllUlllt'I' t'ooks is sttnitztry. Poor Xvilllffl'-llffll hatyt' to IIIIIITX' his lll0Tllt'I'. Anti 11t'Xt. wt' t'on1t' to .lztrob Yxtros. fztnious lillflltlflfj' on Ifmzlisli. VK'l1t'11 l1t' w:ts i11 high st'l1ool..l:tt'oh Illiltlt' sut'h high nntrks i11 linglish thttt lIiss Host t':1111t' to tht' l'UI1t'llISIO1l thnt l1t' shoultl ht' tht' tt'att'l1t'r i11stt':1tl of ht'r, 'l'ht' worltl owt's lllllt'll ezrtttitutlt' to Bliss fillllXt'l' for tlist-t1yt'1'i111: tht' utiknown tht'ory ot lPt'l'lIt'lll2ll Illtillllll 111 lil:llll'llt' liotts. l'1l:t11t'ht' tztlks t'o11ti1111:tlly. :tntl sht' t't'1't:ti11ly sztys rtllllt worthwliilt' things, hut IIIUSI of it is just st'hot1l tztlkf' lCyt'11 whilt' Billy wits tatlkinu, tl1t' st1'1ti11s of wt'irtl tnnsit' St't'Illt'tI to ltt':tt atgttinst lllj ' t':tr-tlr11111s. Slltltlvlllj' tl1t' t'Illll't' t'rowtl TllI'Ilt'tl, rIllll'l'I' sttt f1llIlI'lltllt' Illlt'-Y, Sllllltlj' 1t1t'sn1t'r- izing :1 hugh snttkt' with lll'l' l'll2lI'lIl, .Xntl sht' llzltl o11t't' lJ0t'll IIIY l1t'st frit'11tl. Slll't'lj' tht'rt t-:1n't lit' :tny ntort' Slll'ltY'lSt'S for nit' i11 this wt'irtl 1'Il'l'llF. lint I wats Iltll t'1't'11 :tllowt'tl to think l1t'twt't'11 s111'1-1'ist's. for Billy in1111t'tli:ttt'ly t'Sl'Ul'lf'll tht' rrowtl out ot' thttt tt'11t into IIIItJllll'l' tllltl. Tht' first thing: lllj' g::1zr' ft'll utton wats il liggttrt l1llI1f'llt'tI oyt'1' tt lttrgzt' l1l:tt'k kt'ttlt'. Curiosity gzvttinu tl1t' l1t'ttt'1' of IIlt'. I nnttlt' tny waty to tl1t' t'tlQt' ol' tltt' I'l:lTIitJl'Ill. 'I1llt'I't' sttt Dorotliy Iirotlvl t5rt't'tlily SlllDl1l1'l'LIlll1I llt'l' httntls i11to this kt'ttlt'. t'x11osi1111 to tht' t'1't1wtl litrgrt' zttttounts of goltl. Bly 1I!f'IIl0l'f' took IIIQ' l1ttt'k to tht' tlatys whtrn I wats :t st't1io1', :t11tl I rt't'ztllt'tl llll' t'IIUl'IIlO1lS SIIIIUIIIITS ot' llltllltj' Dot hattl llIlIltllt'tl :ts 11't':1slll't'1' ot' tht' it'lIlttI't'l21SS. No ti111t' for pity i11 this grttyt'irt't1s. l1owt'1't'1', for wt' llIlllll'lll2llt'lj' sit-1t1tt'tl on to :tlltJlllt'l' lllIlllitlI'Ill. whit'h w1tsht':t11t1t'11lly tlt-t-or1ttt'tl 111 l'I11y1tti:t11 styltm 'l'l1t- girl 4 , . known :ts tht' Illtltlt'l'Il 1 lt-o1t:ttr:t w:ts lottiiuntg on IllIIlll'lAfIIIr t'usl11o11s, I11 :tttt'11tl:t11t't' sntt :t SlIl:tll ltlontlt' Wlllllitll who wats IlI'Xl'l' lilltHYI1 to s111ilt'. ,Kt'tt'1' Mtlllt' ratttitl ust' ol' 111y ltrztin 111:tttt'1' I l't't'U!IlllZI'tl tltt' wonntn :ts ,-X11n:t lS1ttt's. hut YVIIII tltntt' Il tllllt'l't'IlT t'XI1l't'SSlUIl t111 llt'l' t:tt't' t1'o111 tl1:tt XXllll'll l wus 11st'tl to st't'1nL5 111 st'l1ool. Xou st't', slit' wtts tl1s:t111tt1111tt-tl 111 lt11't'. I11 tl1t 111t':t11t1111t' lhlly htttl llIllrllt'tl lllr s1t1t'l ttltout f'lt'o1t:tt1':t :tntl slit' :trost' to Illillit' l1t'r how Who shoultl ir lit' hut lfyt-lyn Zi1t1111t'1'111z1t1'f ll1t' 11t'Xt 11l:tttorn1 wt' YlSlTt'tl w:1s sttizerniu 111 tht' 1111tltllt' ll'tlIIl wt-ight, :intl itll lIllIIlt'llSt' lxttly wus t'tlIlllPUSt'tllI' sitting: 111 :t t'h:1i1'. liillllllllil llf'I'St'll4. It took ttuitt' Sttlllt' titut' for lllt' to 1't'1'iyt ironi tht- shot'k I rt't-t-iyt'tl :ts I 1't't'og:11izt'tl .xllllli IIt'ist'y. liilly lllt'Il ortlt'rt-tl us to follow l1i111 to tl1t' rt-:tr of tht' tt'11t. XYllt'l't' 11 lnrst' 1-ltttforin wats sttttttortiiiu st'1't'r:1l 1tt'o1tlt'. A itztir of Slilllltwt' IXVIIIS whont wt- l't't'tlLIlllZl'tI 11s Mnry IJl'lIj'f'l' :intl filattlys KIVUXVII wt'rt- f'IlLl1tLll'll i11 l'ilI'Il4'hI t't1111t'1's11t1o11 with two l11tl1t's-o11t- wl1o hittl quits' Il long l1t':trtl :tntl tht- otht'r who tlitln't rt't'lll to httyt' atny ptrnis, As tht'y sztw us :t1t1t1't1:tt'l1i11t1, tht-y st'1t:t1':ttt-tl :tntl lhllyh 1't'st1111t'tlhislint-. AI1tl ht'rt-. l:t1llt'w:1l1tl 1It'IlTlt'lllt'll. ugtzt- upon tht' l1t':tt1tif11l lit!I'lll ol' it niotlt-rn Yt'11t1s who in l1t'r t't11'111t'1' tlttys wits fNI:try lfttt'r. 'l't1 llt'I' right wt' lintl :1 ltttly who hits tht' inost ltixuriztnt lit-:trtl i11 tht' WtIl'ltl.H 'l'ht'rt' wits Stilllvllllllll STI':1Il!Il'lX t':t1t1ili1t1' in Illl' hit: ltrttwn t-yt's, :tntl I wus finttlly t'llI1Xll1t't'tl thtit it XYIIS I,:1t1't'1111:1 Co11tlr:111. IHW1' St t't'1tt1f-lu-o he-qBlue-e1nd-6vold- .Xt tht-11:-xt 11l:1tf411'111 lll1'I'l' s:1t :1 LZll'l nliliuw-mly XVl'lllIlil iii :1 l111g:1-lmnk XYllll'll w:1s rlllfl-Ul'lNl hy tmi lllllllilll Pkl'll'IlIIl5, Ill the- l1:11-kuiwuiiiil. 1-il:-tl tu tha- 4-4-iliml. W:-iw x':11'i1111s sim-s Ill. hiixt-s 1111 wlm-h XYl'l'l' I-11111:-tl in big lt-ttt---s. IJ111111t1-tl hy fiIll'Xf'l' 11ml H:1hiu liux I'lilt'lUl'f'.u 'l'4-11111111 i11y 1,-ye-s l.l'HlIl tlis- lmnf- 111'i1it. I l'lJI'1'l'1l ll1j'Sl'lI' to listt-11 to Billy. This girl. wlmsf- Hilllli' is lio111:1y11r- Gr-ih:-. wliile- iii l1i1:l1 svlimal wrutt- sn IIlllC'll 111:1tt-1'i:1l tor ll4'l' be-imii' I e-:11' Book tl1:1t shi- gut into tht- h:1l11t nt writiiig :mtl llili lIt'Q'Il tltiimr it 1-yt-1' Sin:-4-, Iil'I' lmuk is slim-1i1'tr-il hy twin 111' lIi'I' 1-l:1ss111:1t:-s. wlw :11'1- Alln-1't:1 IIIIIIIVS illltl C'l1:11'ls-s Iif-yse-12 F4'1ll'l'lll of YYll2lI I might sw m-xt i11 tl1is we-iiwl 1-i1'1'11s. 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Pour I'Il'2lI1li.H was the- 11-itly. l1e- walks-tl hmm- ltl'UIl1 su lllilllj' :111tu111w1l1ilr- 1-1111-s tl1:1t thc-rc is nothim: lc-fr 411' l1i111 but il lI1l'l'l' dot. -Z1-31.511 l'im's1:11. Prigf' Sa ivrily-Il1rw UI lm c 15 I Ll L' rt n tl Ui L SENIOR MIRROR Commonly Chief Name called characteristics Hobby Anna Bates .... Bates Winsomeness ..... Smitty .......... John Behman .... - v Miriam Baum. . . . Bull .... . Arthur Berman ...,.. . Artie John Bishel .... Blanche Botts .... Frances Bucher. . . .. Dope Botts .... .. Fran rv ' Mm ..... Red hair ........ Blondness ....... .. ..Brillianee. . Height .......... Talkativenex. . . . Wise cracking .... .Poetry ............. Favorite expression Am I late? ....... f' Humph- ....... .Missing street-cars.. I didn't get in un- Arguing ............ Basketball. . . Flirting .... Airplanes ...... .... At Latrenna Condran.. Trene . ..Frocks .......... .Chewing gum. . . . Gladys Crown... ... Gladys ...Smallness.. ....Movie stars. . . .. Ermy Demy. . . .4 Erma 17 Mary Drayer .... . ..'t Mary Mary Etter ...... Mildred Garver .... Richard Garver .... Romayne Geibe .... Mary Geyer ...... -f Milly Dick . H Shrimp Bibby William Gish .... ...U Bill .. Elmer Givens .... Harry Hartman .... Anna Heisey ....... Russell Hershberger Kenneth Hess ...... Russell Houser ..... Zelma Houser. . . . .. Mervin Hoverter. . . 41 iv Elmer U Anna . Russ . Kenny Russ . at is it ' Flip ..... xt ' Red ' ..... Nary ... Harry Blushing ........ .Reading ....... Seriousness ...... .Typing. ....... .VlI'2lC1tQ' .... ... .. .. .Giggle ....... . . . ....Dimples. .. Smiles ......... .. Gentlemanliness. Skating ......... State Troopers ...... Ripping Latin ...... .Rumble seat ........ Movies ........ . . .. Blushing ........ .Carpentering .... ....Different. Determination. . . Bashfulness ..... Grin ............ Friendliness ...... Ladies' man. . . . . Drawing .... . . . Women. .......... .. .Coitfure ............ at til- ...... ...... M . H Sorts! .... . .... . I'1n next! Al-right! . .... .. Happy landing, Pal! .... .. . . . an K' Weil, I'll be H dipped! ....... .. Oh, my gracious! Well- .......... 'L My cow! Petey Dink! .. Oh, Henry! .... . No Latin today! . Not really? . . . . Moley Hoses! . . . I didn't get time Hello, girls! ..... Gimme one! .. 'A Oh, Gosh! .. A4 AA is is at .Talking to Anna. . .H Shakespeare! . . . . .Skating ......... .Clowning .... Sophistication .... Matinees. ..... Laugh ........... 5 8: 10 girls ........ Alberta Humes ..... 'A Bert ..... Rhyming ability.Dreaming ..... Charlotte Inley. . Chottie Restlessness ..... .Swimming. . . . . Nevin Jackson ..... Nev ..... Flightiness. ...... Acting. . . . . . it lx 'I Hot dog! ....... You know what I told him? ..... Golly Ned! ..... ll Er-ah-us-y' ....... f' Oh, my heavens! at Dog nab it! ..... You're jealous! .. Ai You scamp! ..... H Good Heavens! .. .Baseball ........... .H Cher-ris! ..... J. W. Kielfer ........ . Jim 'l ..... .Deep voice ...... Farming ....,....... Dorothy Krodel .... Dot ..... .Laugh .......... .Counting money .... Charles Keyser ..... Chiz . Thinness. . .. . . Russell Landis ..... Russ ..... Bragging ........ Motorcycles. . . William Leonhard.. Billy ..... Noisiness ........ Teasing girls.. . . .. Jack Mattis ........ 'A Jack . Shorthand ....... Frails .... . ..... . Arlington McGarvey.. Mac . Geraldine Myers. . . Hiram Prouser. . , . . Lucy Romanelli .... vv .4 Jerry .... . I x Hein it Lucy .... Athletic ability.. .Wittiness ....... Socking Red .Quietness ...... .. .Vlolm .......... .Coach's room. . . Certain Junior .... .. How about a date Bookkeeping .... Earnest Saltzer ..... Earnie Size ............. Philosophy. . .. Richard Shaffner. . . Dick .... Handsomeness. . .Football. . . . . Fred Smith ....... . . Smitty . . .Melancholy ...... Tennis. . .. Angeline Stulich. . ....' 'Angie ..... Voice ............ Steelton. . . . . Norma Stober. . . Cath:-reno Weaver .... Luke Westenberger. . Stobie Kate . .. Luke ... Demure ......... Studiousness ..... Efficiency ...... .. .Men. ....... .. Shorthand ..... VVyoming gals ...... Jac-oh Yaros ..... . . . Jimmy . ..Sleepiness. . ..... Baseball. . .. . .. Janet Yost ..... Jan . Lats-ness. .... Driving. . . . Frank Young .... . .... Klotz Line .... . . ..BluHing. . .. Evelyn Zimmerman. Iiv . . . . ..I.aziness. Bob ..... Page Se venty-four . .f' I'm going out W est! ' ......... And I have a white sweateron ..... Yeah'? -'pu 4. .. Your ears are out. Yell. I' can't help that! ' .......... in .. I must go home. . . Hot dog! .... . . A- uw I I don't have any For Pete's sake! . . Holy gee! ..... Heavens! .. . Ach! ........ .. Boozy! ...... . . Better late than never! ......... Well. I'll he a !!!? How can you tell? ilcl the 'Blue and Wants to be Teacher .,....... Journalist ......... Fraternity brother. . . Lawyer .... . ..... .... Politician ....... . . Kindergarten teach L6 0 SENIOR MIRROR Will be Movie star ........ .Same ..... ........ .... STFOPT -PIII' COI1lillK'fOI' ....... Success ...... Bar tender .... er. ...... W ite .... . . Nurse. .. Aviatrix ..... ...... ........ Admired ..... Stars wife .... Bachelor girl .... Stenographer .... Missionary. .... . Married ............ Athletic instructor. . . Secretary ........ . Stenographer .... Carpenter .... Doctor ..... Man .... Nurse .... Success ........ Business man. . . Policeman ..... Nurse ....... Chemist ....... Cosmetic-ian ....... Interior decorator.. Banker ........... Farmer. . .. Nurse .... .,.,... Superintendent .... Cowboy ......... Cadet ...... Patrolman ..... Aviator ....... Office worker .... Accountant .... Minister's wife. . .. Alito mechanic. .. Preacher .......... Plays saxophone .... Teacher. ...,.... Movie star .... I don't know ........ Telegraph operator Second Rudy Weadoi' ..... . V W'hat have you'?.. Married ...,..... Feacher ..,...... , ...... . . Loved ..... Astrologer .... .Married .... .Baker ..... ............. .Somebodys woman ........ . . . .Horses Featherweight champion. . . Mascot of State Police. Taxi driver ...... . ......... . . ...Street cleaner. . . . .Bricklayer .... .Pill. ...... .. .Milkman ....... Rent. collector ..... . . . .Model husband. . . . . . . .Bankrupt. . . . .. In jail .... Mortician ............. Gentleman of leisure. .. lilocutionist ......... Cook ............ Cradle-snatcher .... ....Opera singer. . .. Broker .,...... .ChautTeur. ..... . . Ribbon clerk .... . Deck scrubber .... ....Bootlegger. . . . Tail spin ......... Bathing beauty .... Butcher. . . . . . . . .. ...Well liked. . .. Garage lll:il'l. . .. ....lflevator boy. ..... Bates' husband .... Cradle-snatcher .... Old maid ........ Bored ..... .Yiolinist .... Engineer ....... Favorite song .Too Late. Love Letters in the Sand. .Vagabond Lover. One of Vs is Wrong. .. . .Drink to Me Only. .It's a Man Every Time. Mr. Airplane Man. .Oooh That Kiss. Starlight. .Saving My Love for You. .Good-night Sweetheart. .Sing. You Sinners. .Adeste Fideles. Got a Great Big Date. ....Hittin' the Keys. .I Ain't Got Nobody. All of Me. .It's the Girl. ... .Strangers .Baby Face. Prosperity. Laugh, Clown, Laugh. ....Kenny. My Boy. ... .Kia Me Again. You're Simply Delish. . ...I Can't Give You Anything But Love! Moonlight Saving Time. iiiiTill the Cows Come Home. How Long VVill It Last 'T ....They Go Wild Over Me. .Out West. .Sailing. Sailing. .Somebody Stole My Gal. .You're My Everything. .Almost Persuaded. .Just a Gigolo. .Minnie-, the Moocher. .Oogie, Oogie, Wa Wa. So Tired. Just a Little Blue-liyed Blonde. Oh. Promise Me. California. Here I Come. . . . .Somebody Loves You. Somewhere in Old Wyoming. Please Go W'ay. Let Me Sleep. .Most anything ............. Weary. Heavyweight champion. . ... Kindergarten teacher ....... Poor igl'l'f'll1!l'flI'l' Hello. Beautiful. I'm in Love Again. ld p li Q fd? 1 u c ci u tl kfv 0 l tl ALL ABOARD FOR MAR Tho good rockct ships. ' Kcyscr' and ' liuclicrf soarcd aloft with a spccd which dazzled thc group of shouting. laughing. young pcoplc who crowded thcir interiors. Two glcainini: 'how-it-zcrs' izraccd cithcr sidc of thc trcmcndous ships. It 'hates' thc British what thcso youngsters won't do nowa-days for a littlc plcasurcf' grumhlcd the pilot, The blur airships. cach with an ' inlay' of gold, were amazingly graccful to hchold. How much farthcr is this planct? askcd a student. Un 'dcmic' milcf' was thc answcr. Don't 'WI'2iY.f'I so. shoutcd thc startlcd studf-nts. 'l'hc ship pilotcd by 'Hcrshlicrgcr' had a slight accidcnt. in that a 'Cond-or-ran' into thi- propcllcr and was killcd instantly. ' Hi. scc.' whcrc you arc going? cxclaimcd thc group. with onc yoicc. Passing throuuli a group of clouds which sccmcil to rcscmlilc a clustcr ol' 'angcls-lyin' in scmi-spiritual poscs. thc planc camc to rcst upon a flat yr-rdant platcau. What cnoi'mou's house-s. cxclaimcd onc stud:-nt. And, indf-cd. hc was corrcct. Thcy strctchcd as far as thc cyc could scc in cndlcss rows. 'l'hc dcathly stillncss rccallcd to morc than onc mind in thc town of Flccpy Hollow and thc 'Hcss'ian horscman. Indccd. scycral shrank hack, until onc cxclaimcd. 'A Uh. comfy on. don't lic a lialiy. 'You must ' go on now. Takc 'h0art. manf Tho stillncss had its cffcct upon thc occupants ot' thc airship. howcycr. In two scconds tihcy wore in drcamland. Hours latcr thcy wcrc awakcncd liy thc voicc of a pilot shoutingr. ' Row. mcnf row, Hc was drcamingr of a shipwrcck in which hc had oncc hccn a participant. Alightini: from thc ships. wc cntcrcd thc first hall, which was brightly lightcd with Con- ccalcd lights. In tht- ccntcr of thc room strctched a long: talilc. whose- color schcmc consistcd mainly of ycrtc and 'blanchef tirccn and whitc marhlc chairs surroundcd thc talilc. Taking our scats, wc sat. looking: from onc to thc othcr. VVhat's thc ' matt '-Cr? askcd Prcsidcnt ' Ciarycrf ' Is' this to lic a party or a tuncral? A 'crown' ot' laurcl lay in thc ccntcr ot' the tahlc. lcayiniz thc inscription. To 'Jackson' from Caruso, Thc prcscntation hcinix madc. hc was callcd upon to sing, I'll ' look ' through this hook and find somcthing, Santa ' liucia ' is my fayoritc sclcctionf' Thc son! was rccciycd with applausc. ' Billf don't lr-an so hard on thc talilc. 'Yarosf can't you stay awakc two mmutcs? 'Ifv' will now favor llr with a rccitation. 'l'ndcr thc 'I,in'-dcn trccf 'Sliatliii-i'.' quit trying to look liorcdf' IVhat's wrong, 'Mary 'I' '.l. Walt:-ix' quit 'guy'n licrf , Wt-ll. shc callcd mc a country '.lakc.' Thc hall rang: with thc hcdlam and confusion of cycryonc trying to hc hcard all at oncc, ' lflmcr ' will now rccitc for us, ' l'ndcr thc Sprcadini: Vlicstnut 'l'rcc thc Villain' 'Smithy' Standsfu announccd thc prcsidcnt. ' Hoycrtc-r.' stop arguing: with 'tlishf tlh. don't worry. thc pilot will 'land-us' safcly in spits- of thc fog. Do you think our rcturn flight will lic danircrous? thc prcsidcnt was askcd. Wcll, to lic ' frank. young' man. I do. was thc answcr. liut thc wcatlicr is 'mild' and 'Re-d ' is a good pilot. But it' anything should happcn, jllrl think of thc honor of lv-ing: buricd in 'Arlington ' ccmctc-ry. Whats wronez. 'Miriam 'Z' I7on't you likc this food? NO. I want sonic 'Arti'-chokcsf' You say you hayc a hcadachc. 'liishcl '1' Hcrc it's lucky I hayc this ln'omo-'scltzcr' with mc. ' Maryf arc you lf'MX'IlUZ? Ifctt-cr' alonc. 'Hiramf Say. it's izctting cold up hcrc. Ht' coursc, this is 'Jan'-uary. and Fcliruary is y'ct' to comcf' I fccl a tcrrililc 'dra'it. Turn you'r' back to it, thcn. ' Maryf A shrill gust ot' wind suddcnly lilcw opcn thc door. thc lights wcrc cxtiniruislicd, as lwy an unsccn hand. With ditiiculty. wc found our way outsidc to thc plalics. From sonic unknown sonrcc camc thc sound ot' music, It sounds likc 'A Happy I,andini:. ' cxcitcdly whispcrcd'one-. It is. asscntcd scvcral, And so. with this good-hyc from our unsccn fricnds. wc lcft thc planct of Mars licliind. which fad:-d and fadcd until it rcscmlilcd a mcrc 'dot on thc horizon. Fix is -Ami-3u'r,a Hymns. Page .Sci'e11!y-.sir Page Seventy we ven NW fx ' I inks .A fp- if lt Q 595 l u r at ll tl tfw o l tl SENIOR J INGLES An appealing blonde is Anna Bates, And she and Fred make attractive mates. And Miriam, a girl from the pastures green. A fiery-haired las. as may easily be seen. Apples are good, peaches are bettcrg Johnnie Behman certainly earned his letter. Artie Berman. one of our patricians, Is also one of our best mathematicians. John Bishel knows just what to do, When it comes to bringing the pig-skin through. Blanche Botts can talk the hands off an eight- day clock. If her tongue would fail her. 'twould be an awful shock. Frances Bucher talks aeronautics from morn- ing until night. V It won't be very long until she makes her solo flight. A senorita with dark. curling tresses, Latrenna, a lawie who certainly dresses. A Hop O' My Thumb is Gladys Crown, A lassie with treses a golden brown. Mr. Miller's going to purchase a megaphone, To make Erma. talk in a louder tone. Mary Drayer is a modest. girlie. - Her hair is straight, tho' she'd like it curly. A chic brunette is Mary Etter. h And speaking of brunettes. there is none better. Millie is one of our rustic lassesg Shes the one girl Hen never passes. Apples are good, peaches are. toog Without Garver. our president. what should we do? Geibe is one of our peppiest leadersg Just show me one who you think is sweeter. Theres Bibbyf' a quiet, determined scout. Whom the senior class could not do without. Billy Gish seems to be quite shy, But just wait until the right girl comes by. When L-'er a helping hand you need. Just call on lilmer. then watch his speed. Harry Hartman, the sheik of the class, His hair has the sheen of polished glass, Whether it bc morning. noon. or night, 'I'hcre's Heisey smiling with all her might. Russ Hershberger has that schoolboy complexion, A I He uses Palmolive, and that is perfection. Kennc-th's inclined to be a little airy. But. he'll make a wonderful secretary. The longer they waitsthe harder they fall. As Zelma and Kc-nn1e have proved to all. A care-free happy lad is Russ. Hr-'s forever stirring up a fuss. Mervin's red hair is as fine as silk. Perhaps its due to his drinking milk. Bert never seems to bother with beaux. Thats what they all think, but ask Stan, he knows. Chottie is a. wonderful pal. She certainly thinks a lot of Al, Jacksons our Caruso. as doubtless you have heardg W'hen he begins to warble, he's oft' mistaken for a bird. Lindbergh the Second is Charlie Keyser, Lindbergh himself couldn't be any wiser. A commercial student is J. Walter Kieffer. He should make his democracy speeches briefer. Dot Krodel, A' Laughing Waterfl is our best bet, Her Hiawatha hasn't appeared as yet. Old Speed Demon Russ. Hr-'ll make it or bust! Bill -Leonhard. one of the most indus- trious lads. Seems to have bottled up most of the A' ads. And now we come to Jackie Mattis, lf you want advice. he'll give it gratis. To Arlington, Romaine, Is the Song of the Flame. Let's give Jerry Myers a great big hand, Her favorite tune seems to be Strike Up the Band. Himie's a wonderful business man, He can find a dollar when no one else can. A sweet little Lucy. so shy and quiet, Her lovely hair would create a riot. Earnest Saltzer's manly form, Is taking all the girls by storm. Shaffner is our favorite athlete. When it comes to football. he cant be beat! Fred is our editor-in-chief. A swell one, too. is our belief. Norma goes in strong for gym, In order to keep her figure trim. Sweet Angeline from Clifton Spring. Is a romantic little thing. Hur Catherene is a bonnic lass: sq - - y. lhere is no doubt that she is class. A vcry obliging boy is Luke. Perhaps he-'ll some day be a duke. Yaros keeps their bats a-whirlin'. ll hen his curves he starts a-hurlin'. Janet Yost is -another schoolmatc. Can you imagine her not being late? Franl-sis strong on I.atrenna's trail. Hes just a minnow, but JOI1llll'lSh the whale. We agree with Evelyn. tho' it's all in fun, That good goods in all small parcels come. -Ai.aEar.a Hrmzs. Page Se z'enty-eight The 'Ellis-and'G3 THINGS YOU Frml without Anna. Annu without Frotl. Hlnnvlit- not talking. Catlin-rt-tw not studying. Luvy nniking at lot of noise. .latnvt not arguing in Don1ot'rau'y. Mvrvin with his hztir l'OIIllJPd. Johnny wvuring at size--3 short. liihhy staintling ut tht- foot of the- class. liill Ltionliaml tie-ve-r tornu-nting sonivonv. .l, Walt:-r inte-rt-stvtl in tho t-ity. Williiun Gish vuusing tt riot. 0 l NEVER SEE 'A Dirk Slinffnor t-oniing to svhool on tinisx Dot Krotlvl not giggling. K1-nnvth Hess in love. Alba-rtat without gum. Juvolm Yatros wide 2UV2ikfI. Russell Housvr stutlying. Nc-yin not guzing at Floss. Frunct-s not looking for :iii-plauivs. f'h:irlottc- Inloy sitting still. Mirizun not hlushing. Annu Ht-ist-y taking gyni. Arlington without Ronniynt-. SENIOR DICTIONARY Annat Hutt-s .... ..A husy. lmulmliling. ltraiiny hlontlt-. Nr-vin.l:it'kson ...... Rutly Yzilt-1-'s t-oinpvti tor. d Miriaun liztutn. John livhniun. . .. ...A girl with rml hair. . ..A hlontl :ulorwl by un- Arthnr BPFIIIIIII ..... .Iohn liisht-l .... lil:tnt'hv llotts. Frzuit-vs l5ut'livr ..... I,zitrvnn:i Contlrnn .. Cilutlys frown. lfrniy Dtfniy, .. Mary Ilrnyt-r.. Maury littvr. . .. Miltlre-tl fi:tt'y0i' Ric-hrtrtl Gniyf-i' flvrc-lussnion. .A :lt-butt-r on all sub- jects. .Ono who likvs sports. .Ono nit-1' to know. Ono who is vontinuailly laughing. .Clvopattrats tloulxlv. .. . . .A vltwt-i', pvtitt- stutlvnt. Uno who ltlusht-s. A typing sp:-1-tl th-inon. . ..A clxtily-lniirt-tl lnssw. ......-Xltl'llIN'IIt'SIl'2lIlLfl'lj'f'OI1- rt-i'iif-tl with Horshvy. .....'l'l1v only onti in 4-uittixw ity ulwle- to lntntllv his Fortl. Roniuynv fit-ilw. . ...Uno ztlmlwiwtyiztte-tl. but :ill tht-re-. Mary lit-yt-r. .. ....Unt- who knows how to site-uk. Willixtin Gish ....... Ont- who in-ye-r stirs up troulile-. lflim-rfliyt-tis.. .... Tho lmoy with this infr- lI:n'ry Hztrtinxtn .-Minn Httisvy. .. IIlilllf'lll ways-. The' woin:tn's nntn. A girl of gt-nt-rous tlis- puslflttll. Russt-ll He-rshht-rge-r. Ht-nnt'th Ht-ss. Ono who is ohliging. .Thtt lioy with thc- natt- ltratl wnyv. liussvll House-r .... ..An instigntor of trouble-. Ze-linat Hoitsvl' ..... ..Hnt- who is st-tlntv. Mc-ryin Hoyvrtt-r.. . .Coils gift to woint-n. Alhf-rtn Hnnios .... ..Onr- who is 1-ntt-rtnining. Clmrlottt- Inlt-y ..... .A slr-ntlvr nntid tivyt-i' st-4-n quivt. J. Waltz-r Ktiilfcr.. .. Clmrlvs Km-ysf-r. . . Dorothy Krotlffl .,.. Hllssvll Lztntlis.. Willi:t.ni lit-onh:u'tl .lurk Mzittis. .. Arlington Mt'C':iryoy fit'l'2lllllIlt' Mya-rs Hirzun Prousvr. . l,ut'y Hoinrtnvlll. . lzxirnttst Sztltzt-r .... , Rivliztrtl Slizttlnvi' Frvtl Stnith .,... Nornizt Stoltz-r... .-Xngtllinv Stulivh .,... , . Czttlu'i't'tn- Ikwtvtti' Luke Wt-stt-iiltt-i'gux'.. Jzwoh Yziros. . . Janivt Yost. .. Frank Young ........ lfrt-lyn Ziinint1t'nntn. Page' Sort lily-ltimf Still wutttrs run tletipf N0 rvlzttion to Gor- lnnnys Knisvr. .Ono who huntllt-s nionvy One who vnjoys tnotor- cyvlos. Ono S!'ltlOlIl soon in Latin t'l:iss. Ont- sounding rough, but wry gt-nth-. .Roiiiztiiitfs rwtson for coining to st-hool. Connnonly known :ts IJt'f'Illt'.u Sotnc-ono w i t h o u t at frown. Ono who is iivytu' noisy .A long. htnk :intl le-:tn youth. Tho ltrt-:ulwitiin-i'. Ont' who has tlmwlopvtl nt liking tor snxophonf-s. Motlvsty with nnughti- nt-ss :intl wistloin coin- hint-tl. A in-rson vxliilriting grvait t-nvrgy. Synonym for :ill that is niwu A 4-hihl uniqut- in niotlt of ztttzivk, Ont- who continually sltwps. A t-l1utttlrt't'. Laitrc-nn:i's insitiraition. Ont- usually st-t-n uny- wht-rv :any tnnv. ' CI ll L' X-U5 l L1 L' El I1 xl Gt L l at th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th DO YOU KNOW- tlivrv isii't :my lCiiistvin. it's llttflllilll? Nllflillll liillllll has ai sm-we-t inissifili? Fl'IlIlI't'S litlvlitti' is intt'i't'stt'tl in :i0i'r1plgi114-sf Fr:-tl Smith is going: tu ht' at pwaif-livi ? f'l1:ti'lutt4- lllltty is :i Lrrvzit tzillivi' XYllf'Il tmvt- stiirtt-:lf Zvliim Himsa-i' is :i tliglriilit-tl Mating: lmly? tliviw- :tiii't im Santan i'l:itis'.' Kvn Ht-ss is :i awful typisf? .Xiiiin llvisvy has imttiiuil wavy h:iii ? l,:tti't-iiii:t f'Ull4ll'IlI1 is C'lvui1:iti':i's tlutilxlrt? this stiill wats hurtl to liutm' out? f':itlutt'ftii1- W1':ix'f-1' sp:-ntls Siiiitluy :it'tt'i'i1rmiis -ttitlyiiiu fllmlys CYVUXYII is at t'llI+' kill? Russ:-Il Laimlis Sl1t'Il4lS his tiiiiv ritlinsr ii1ntm't-yvlt-s? J tt's tlt-inwtiiiviit littl' tulkiiigl l'l:ii'i'y H:irttii:tii is zi iiiilkiiiam? Bliltliwl f-:ii'wi' hris are-:tt ll1Tt'l't'fl iii l't-riiisylvziiiin Stun Pnlitv ' Klart' lJi':tvt'i' is iiiiim-mit? Ihll l.t'fuiili:ml is :i Int: shut? I r:iiik Ymtiiar is :i INST 1' .lfuliii livliiiinii is exiting tu lw :i lie-i'iiiit'? rhtt 1 ixil Hui' lr m't'i'f .Xiitiri lizitvs is anim: to iiiairry :i iw:-:tc'lit'i ? .hint-t Yost lilws tu :irgrtiv with XIV. Kllllritf' .lqiq-tilt Yarns is tlttllll tn trtlit' liztlit' lll1lll'w1ll2l4't , I lit-tl N Ilttw-i-tt-r is Lflllllil' tu lu- :I tie:l1t-i'ui1t- tt':ilk1fi'. lfriiui llviiiy is lmy shvf .trliiiutuii Kit-ti:ii'x't-x' is iiitvrt-stwl iii it suiilmiiimw- uirl P liuiiiziyiit- tl--ilw lilu-s Vlltllltlt' stwitsi lint limtlt-l haiiinllt-s :i lot ul' iiiui1t'x f lin-lyii Ziiiiiiit-i'iii:iii ll:lr ni his iiiuiiiviit .' ' -1 litissvll llUllSl'l' altstttrlvs sttitlv hull. Ytilliniii flish lulllslit-s'f .I, Wnltt-i' Kit-l'l't'1' wants :i :irl thztt wvzirs lump Diwk fi:ti'Y4't' like-s skiilpixm Lzitiii vlriss? .XIl!If'llllt' Stiilu-h vztiiit- littiw- liuiii Slt't'lTtlll'., ' J Nnriim Sttmlwi' is gtmiiiu iii tht' IlltJX'lt'Si. kirts' I..l'. lilit 1 tiitlx VX I ilu Xl s N ll illx 1. t tillI11tX tim iii UA. Hui Xxiittti 0.314 tttii Nl.l NI: S lib nt N th I think this is zt hut ut limwv? flgl.XNtlll'1 limi SENIOR DEGREES .Xiiiin lizitt-s .... ...l .t 1... ., .l l't'1l's Ciul Allmtwtzi lllllllttr.. Nliriztiii liuttiii ..... ..l5.'l'.. ,. . .... lirit-k Twp C'l1:ii'Iottt- lI1lt'j'.. I... . .lwhii lit-liiiinii ....... UM ',.. ..,4, 4 lm' Wzwlmlvi' Xewiii .l:1t'liswt1,., ,XVtlitlt'li4'i'tii:iI1 ....,. UR,lit-iiiustlwiivs' Rival .I. Wziltvi' lit-ill:-i',.. .C' ' .luhii l5lSlll'l .....,... tl,l'.S..tti1i' l't-1-it Slitmtvi- f1l12ll'lt'S lit-ysvix. lilniit-lit' lintts. . . .t',li,.. .... ..f'li:ittm' Box Iltmitliy limtlt-l. l'xI'?llIt'tt4 littvht-tt ..,.. .XXI .... ...,., X it' Alllllll'4l l.:iti't-iii1:i 1'uiitlt':iii.. .ll.S.l .. lliah Svlitml l lii't litlsst-ll Isiiitlis. .. fil:t1l'Ys l'i-mvii..,....t',li., ......,.. Viitti liitl Willigmi I,t-tiiilmi-4 H12 Klart' lD1':iyt-i'... ...f'fl'.,..t'li:tiiiiii4ni 'l'yitist .lurk XI:ittis...... I..NI lfrtiiy' l,4'llIX... ...VH .4.,. f'tlllIlIll'l't'lItl tml .Xl'llIlLfl4tll Xlt'fl:it'xs-Y.l .S. Xlgiry' Iittm' ........, tt,l4.l', ..... lllll' litist l,:tl livttiltllllt' Klttts. Xl1ltln-tltlpii-xt-i- ..... X S. .....,... 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I'1':1N11'1 IJ1111I 7:lIIi2 IIINI x1'I11N111'1' Klifw IIHN1 1 'ZXII I'I!IlT, 111-1111I1-I H BIIrs XIJIIIQI1-Yi 'I'I1Ix IN f 1'1111-I1 f'I11.H.' KI1wN I5:111I1111.1111 I Il l'Ii'PI1.H BIINN I'XNI1l I I11-1 1111,1' l11111I1gx KIIKN Ii:1ll1I1l'. I'I1.1N1- I11' N1'I'111l1N XIV. Ii11uI1 l'1511-1I1111'11.'4 M12 WI1111-2 I'l111111'r :11 2S143. NIV. AI:1YI11:1x I':1II IIII M111 V1-11II I'111' 111-1:11111 151111 l2'11,'I1l1,-11111 1 u 'I', I 5 . 1 f 14' ff, r V W saw- Q- Sfzff ' Q, . 1 rw' ' f wx 1 .,,+ lr ,Ugg .lx-U . , ,,g1,,f L-'yi 1 QQ? X. Page Ezghty two I h Q 3B I Ll 1' tl ll J kfw o l ll ax! Nl:11'1'l1 l111111111111.11 . K'l1111'11N l'1'1-Null-111A .X i'l:1-A lllxllvl'-X Kllnfx l'1'1111l1n' illanv l'111'I:1 XIHN11- l,l'1'Nl 111:11l11I1N Xl:1111l1- 1111111 Ylqlll lf'-pl-X 'l'l11- XX'1ll ... Alllrll' X1x:11'1l111ul'1'1 lJ..X.l-1. A .X. If l L1 1llll1'NN CLASS DAY EXERCISES 1'l l'11L M li11XX'INli. 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XIHN11' 'I'l11 XX :1xl1:11:1 ll11 x11.1N11.x XX:1wl1lIl!l11I1 -f XX :1Nl1111u11111-- Alllxll' XX :1Nl1Ill1IT11I1 XX11Nl1111u11111-V XX :1Nl1111u11111 lllxlll vm: l'1 l'l1:111u1- XX1'-11 .X l'111'w111l l.11 xlllxlv l,I'1'xlIll1lTl1Ill 11 ll lil 1 ,'11 IM-1111l111111111 l11 x l I I1 1lll4l lxllllv ll 1 1 lll lll l lil I11 COMMISNCISMENT' PROGRAM XI11'l l'11- '-lf11XX'lXf' X1 , 1 1'l' l2l'llf'l'IX1i M NXX:1I:1I':1 l'lI11I11l'1l X l111111' I7 X l' 11 I111. 1 1.1 H1-'1 li N Xlxl ll li:-1 11 111111I ., ., 1 ix111111x1 XX1 .X x x 1 llklljx ll 111111 lI1'1 ll1'11l 1fl1111l1xl 1'1 XX IXIDPQN , XX lnl. Xl.ll,l. l ll ll1 l.,11lX l11 ,..,,,.,... . . ......, l1.xNK X111X ll11 01111111-1111111'-111-1'l111 1' ., ., l.11x1- XX1v11.x11111:1.11: ll11 l,l'l 111111 . ......,.... ID111111111 lXllll1ll ll11 l,l1ll41ll 1 l-.1l111-1111111 . ..,. Xxxx ll1,1N1.1 1... , ll1' ll41ll11 llx I' XIIX 4 l'QXl'.l. ll 11lX 111 1l11 l11 111 1l11 X'Ill41ll lil lll ll1-1 11111.111.1.1. Xl m NN 1 ll! 111Il11 l 4ll- 'l11 X.lll'lll .. , ...,.,,. llll.l1 NXIl1ll 1l1 .......,. ....., , , ,..,.. ,. -.X11'11111. lG11:X11x 1 lJ111l1+111:1s ,, IJ11. ll. XX' 1.1111 1. l'1'1 A1111 111 4'l:1M 5111111 ' l'll'Nl lllllllvl NTI Ii111111l11'111111 lf 111 V111111111 1-1-1z1l f'11111'N1. 1l411'-1 Il1111111'r111l-111 x4'Itlll'lIlll' l 11111'N1. '11 ,,. ll 11 1--111111 1 lil-1x-11111 I l 1 lll'l4ll.llI1l X l'11111f lg'111f1!1f-f 1117 1 Xlyllo X. Q li 1' 563 1 u 1' at ll Ll KI' 0 l nl SENIOR HONORS llutyiiit. R11'llAlil3-1'l2lFS Pr1'si1l1-nt 12. 3. 43: Blue and 1143111 Annual Stall' 1433 lJ13l3IlllllEl 'l'1-aiu 12. 3. 43: Xatiunal I1131113l'S131'l1'1j' 13. 43: Baskr-tl3all 13. 433 Fuutlmall 11. 2. 3. 43. 1'a11tain 143: liast-liall 12. 3. 43: T1-nnis 133: Varsity KI. Cluli 13. 43. S1'1'l'1'1Ill'Y 13. 43: Hatz 13ra- l13l'11'2Il 1131111-st. l4.v1'i:s. Axxx-1'lass S1'1'l'1'1Ill'A' 1233 lilut- anti 1113111 Annual Stall' 1433 liluf- antl 1lultl Wt-1-kly Stall' 1433 lJl':lIll:ITl1'1lllll3 Play 113: 1'lmral 1'lul1 12. 3. 43 3 l,lTl'l'2ll'A'S131'l13lj'.S1'1'l'l'lIll'A' 1132 F1'1ll13l' Play: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 12. 3. 43. V11-1'-l'i'1-salviit 12. 33, l'r1-sill:-nt 1431 llatz Hraturit-al 1'un- tt-st. l' irst Prim-. liuxi. Miicixxi--l'1-i'tt-1-t Attt'n1laut-1- 13 A'1'Ill'S3Q lilut- aiinl 1113111 Annual Stall' 143: 1'lass Put-tg Hlll1':lI11l1i13lllAA'l'1'l'ilA'S1Illli1-131 l3raiuati1' Clulm Play 113 : flll13l'IIl 1'lul3 13. 43: S1'lll13l' Play. HHIINIXN..l131lX--H1-3 12.3.-13: S1'Ill13l'Plilf'Q I-'uutliall 13.43fA'1ll'rllA' IXI.1'lul3 13.43. liriicxux. .xK'I'llI'l!-l3lll1' auel 1113111 Annual Stalli 143: I5luf'an1l1lul1l 3V1'1'kly Stall' 143: l31'l3:11- in: 'l'r-ani 13. 43. 1'ai1tain 143: Svniur Play: Tvnnis. Captain 13. 43. Managrvr 13. 433 .lulin lit-st A11'II1131'lIll. First Prizm- 1131 .lolin Inlvy Mathtiiiiatiral M1'in13rial. First Prizm- 1333 Suns ut' Av1'11'l'2lIlS. First Prizv 12. 33: Hatz 1,31'2l101'll'ill Cuntvst. 1415111-Il.. .luux-Hi-Y 13. 433 llaskvtliall 12. 3. 43. C113-cjlll312lll1 1433 Fuotlmall 13. 433 Varsity' M.1'lul3 13. 43. 15u'rTs. limNvili-1-P1'i'l'1'1't Att:-ntlanwi 12 A'1'Ill'S3Q 1213132111112 'l'1-ani 13. 43: IJrainati1' 1'lul3 Play 1133 clll13l'Ill 1'lul3 12. 3. 43: Mixtwl c'll13l'llS 143: Nvniui' Play: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 12. 3. 43: llatx - 1 131'3Il13l'l1'Ill 1 ontvst. lirviiizic. l ll.1N1'EH-1411113 antl llultl Annual Stall' 143. 17r3xi3a.xx. I..1'l'I11'1NN1f1lllI3l'lll 1'lul1 12. 3. 433 Mixt-tl c1lll31'llS 12. 3. 43: Sc-niur Play: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 12.3. 43: Hatz 13raturi1'al 1'11nt1-st. TlllI'1l Prizm f1R13NYN, 111ADYH--lJ1'l'l'1'1'l Att1'n1lan1'1- 11 yt-ai'3: 1511113 an1l 1113111 Annual Stall' 143: 1'li13ral 1'lul3 143: Tri-Ili-Y 12. 3. 43. Di-IMY. l'2l15IA7P1'l'lm1'1'T A111'1l1l2lIl1'1' 12 yvarslg Blur- anrl 1113111 Annual Stall 1433 1'l1:3ral 1'lul3 12.33. llimri-:11. Mxin'-131-rt'1a-t Attvii1l:1i11-1- 13 yt-ars3: Blue- antl 1111111 Animal Statli 143: 1'l113ral 1'lul3 1432 Tri-Hi-Y 13.43. ICTTI-in. Mun'-1'lass S1'1'l'1'12l1'Y 13. 43: Class TI'f321S1l1'L3I' 123: Bluv antl 1113111 Annual Stalf 1431 lilur- antl 1luItl Wm-kly Statf 143: Clan-al Club 13. 43: N:1ti13n:1l lI13n13r S131'i1-tx' 13. 43: Tri-lli-Y 12, 33. ,lil'1'?lS11l'l'l' 143. 1l.ucyi:it. l1II.l3l1l-Ill II.1'INl'Ifl,1'1'l'l'1'l ATl1'I11l2lIl1'1' 13 yr'ars3: St-niur Play: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 12. 3. 43. 1lr:ii4r:. li. R13NI,KYNl'I7l4lll1'IlI11l1113l1l Annual Stan' 143: lilu13an1l1l13l1l W1-1-klyStatT 11. 2. 3. 432 l311l3atinu 'l'1-aiu 123.1'aptain 13.431 .lJ1'2lIllZl111'fillll3 Play' 113: 1'lnural 1'lul3 12. 3, 43: I,it1'r- ary Sta-it-ty. 'l'l'1'2lSlll'1'l' 1433 Mixwl f1ll13l'llS 13. 433 S1'Ill13I' 1'lass Play: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 12. 3. 43: - 1 llatz 13l'2ll13l'l1'Zll 1 untt-st, 1li:i'i:it. Blain' li,-P1-rt'r-vt Att1-n1lant'1- 13 yt-ars3g Iglllt' anti 1313111 Annual Stall' 143: lilue- antl 1iul1l Wt-1-lily Stall' 1433 Ilrainatir- 1'lul3 Play 1131 Cliural 1'lulm 13. 43: Blixf-tl c1ll13l'llS 1435 Sr-niur Play: Tri-Ili-Y 12. 33. 1'liaiwlain 143: Hatz 13l'1l113l'l1'1ll f'13ll11'STl National llunur Sfivirty 143, Giyizxs. 121.51l'-lll+ll1'l'l11'1'l Attf-ntlant-v 12 ye-ars3g Blum- antl 1113111 Annual Stall' 143: liluv and 1lultl Wwlqly Staff 1433 Drainatit- Fluli Play 113: S1-nior Play. I1.ut'rxixx. Ilxicin'-l'1-i't'1-vt .'AlT1'Il1l1iI11'1' 16 ye-ars3. Ihg14i1i'. .ANX.1+lillll' anul 1.13111 Annual Staff 143: lilue- anml 1iul1l Www-kly' Statl' 143: National l113ll13l'S131'l1'lA' 143. Ilizitsiiiaizmaizic. Rt'ssi:i.i.-liltiv antl 1213111 Annual Stan' 1-13: liluv antl 1ioltl Wt-1-lily Stall' 143: liast-lmall 12. 3, 43: Varsity 31. 1'lul3 13. 43. Hass. lxilxxiL'i'ii-l't-l't1-rt :xll1'I1ll2lll1'1' 13 yn-ars3: Buys' 1Ql1-1- 1'lul3 12. 3. -131 MiX1'1l f'll13l'llf 12.3.43 Hut sm. Ht'ssi1i.i.-liulrs 1.11-13 1'lul3 11. 23. Page Eighty-four he :Blue and Gould SENIOR HONORS 1141l'Sl-111. LI-21.311 11 -151111-111111 4111141 .X111111:11 S1p111' 441: 111I11- 111111 4511111 YY4-11i1x' 511111 41111 111- 114111112 '1'f4.1111 42, 15, 113 111':111111111' 4'11111 1,1:1Y 4111 4'11411':11 4'11111 42. Ji. 114. S-4-1'441:11'y' 4114: X11x1414'11411'11s 42.11.-111 51111111 1'1:1v 4-l1L'1'1'1-111-Y 42. 311: 11:11z 41I'IlT41I'l4'11 4'411114Nv. 1I11x1:11'1'1111. N11-1114lx--15115111-1111111 441g 1411111111111 441. II1'x1r:s. .Xl,l11311'1'x 11.--111111 111111 4111111 .X111111:11 511111 441. 1x1.1:1. 4.11 4111.41'1 1'1: 11.-1'1 11111-1 .X111-111111111'- 42 yr 1ll'N1Q 1g1l1l':lIl414141111 1X11111111l S11111' 41113 4'11--1:11 4'11111 42.21.1111 AI1X4'414'1141I'11r 411.1313 54'1ll41l'1,1:1X'Q '1'1'1-111-Y 42, 211. .1XlhN41X, 4 , Xulx,-Y-1's-1'I1-1'1 ,X11141111:1114'4- 42 lx'1':11'-1g 4111-1 4111111 41. 2. 21. 413 S4'1ll1411 11:11111 4111 .111xx 411'4'1I4'N71'Il 421. 41: Kllv-11 4'11111'11N 41. 2. 51. 41: S4'lI141I' 1'1:1yg 5111111111119 411'1'111x11'.4 41. 2. 21, 41. lil-INS!-111. 4111 1111 13+ 1'1-1-1111-1 A111-11111111111 up-1-111-sl. 1i1111'1-1111. .I, W11.'r1111ff-1'111-111-1 .X1111111111111'11 48 Vx-14111'f1g xv414'I11l4l11II1 .X:1'11-11111111 431: 1'4111111'y 111411:- . I , ,, I, 1 ., . 1112 4 111111451 1'1I'N1 1'1:11-1- 4.113 4 111-11 1,1'1Z4',51XY11 P1111-11. 1'1-1111w1x:1111:1 S11111- 1f:11'111 S1l41XY 411. 1i1141111:1., 11411141'1'11Y 11.-P1'1'1'1-411 .X11111111:1111'1- 441 f'l':l1'r11 4'111xf S1'I'I'4'12l1'j' 411: 4'1:1fN '1'1'1-:1s111'4-1' 4' ' ' ' 2. .1. 413 111114-1111114111111 .fX111111:11 h1:111 441: 111111- 111141 4111111 W1-1-kly S11111' 441g 4'11111':11 4'1ll11 43. 413 1J1':1111111i4' 4111111 P1111 4115 I1:1lz 411'111411'i4'111 4'41I1Il'rf. 114111411'111111' N14'Il1141Ilj Klixe-41 4'11411'l1s 4413 X:111I1Ill11 111111111 S41l'l4'1y 4413 S4'l1141l' 1'1:1y3 '1'1'1-111-Y 42. 3, -111 1Yi11111'1' 111. S. 414-1'11111'14'1l 1,l'1Z1' 431. I.1:41x1141111. 11-1111XN'I71,l'I'I.l'4'T .XII41I111:1I14'4' 4112 x1-111-511 1111111 211141 4241111 A111111111 511111 411: 141114 :11141 4141141 114-14k1yb111I1 4.2-1. 113 1J1':1111:1111- 411111 l'1:1x' 4113 111-X. 4'11:1p1:1111 4213 511111-'111 K1:1Il:1E4'1' 411- 13111114-Yivw 42.15.411 X-II1 14f' x1.f'1l111 43.41.'1'1'4-:1N111'1-1' 43. 41. fX1x'l 1'1s. .114 K 15.f111l11- 111111 4111111 1Y1'1'1i1X' 511111 4413 .Iuxx 411'l'1ll'r41'Il 43. 413 511111-111111,x' 41l'4'1ll'N- 11'il 43.1113 11:1fa111:111 43. 41. KI4'41x11x'l-11, .1X111.1x4:'1'r1x-A1411411111111 4.1.1113 1'111f1111:111 4.4.1113 xIl1's11Y 31.011111 451. 41. NI11111s, 4S1-111.11111xr:-P1-1-1'1-1-1 ,X111-111111111-v 4111 1411114 211141 4111111 .X111111111 S11111' 4411 4'I1111':1l 4111111 43. 111 S4'Il141l' P11131 Sy'11111114111,x' 411'4'111'f11':1 41. 2. 111. S1-1111111111'-'1'1'1-:1Nl11'1'1' 4413 '1'1'1-111-Y 42. 11. -11. SX1.'l'f1'II1. 1C111x11s'1'-1'1-11141-1 A111-1111:1111'11 114 Y1':1I'N1. 511X1 1 X1-111. 11111141111-4'1:1fN P1-4-51111-111 4111 4'I11sN V14-1--1'1-M1111-111 4211 11I'1llllilT14'4'1l111 1'111y 4111 111-1 4.11, 15115111-1111111 4.2. .1. -11. 4 :111I:1111 4413 1'4141111:111 42.-1.111 15:1r1'11:l11 421. 4'1111I:1111 41211 K:11x11y 51.4 11111 4.5. 41. Sx11'1'11, 1 111:111:1114'K M.-4'1:1fs Y1141--1'1'1-f1111-111 4111 151115 41111 4111111 41, 213 1111141 111111 4211111 ,X11I1ll:11 Stuff. 1f111T41l' 4411 141l14' :11111 4141141 xx-l'4'1'i1Y FIM11.. 1'14111411' 4413 1J1':1I11:1I14' 4111111 1'1:1v 4113 I,11l'1':1I'XSU4'14'Tf'.X'1l'1'-1,l'l'Sl114'llT 4411 K11X4-114'11111'11f 42. 11. 411 N:11i4111z11 H411l41l' 5411'1l'Ty' 4413 Nl'Illl1l' 1'1:1y': by11111114111y 411'1-111'511':1. P1'14s1111-111 4-113 14'IlIllr 43. 41: .I411lIl 1111s1 B1w111111'i:11 Pl'1Z61 4111 -1411111 IIl1i'f' 3l4'II141I'12l1 P1'iz1- 431. 5141111311 X411iXI.K7P!'l'I'4'4'T A111-114111111111 42 y1'Ill'F1I L'1l411'1l1 4.11111 42. Si. 413 '1'1'1-Hi-Y 42. 313 111141111- 11:111 43. -11. 5Tl'l.I4'11, Am:131.1x1:-C11o1'11l 4111111 43. 41: H1112 411-111-11-11-111 4'4JIl1k'5T. Wrzxvl-:11. 4'4T111-3111-:xx-1511141 111141 4111141 1-X111111111 S1:111 4413 1411114 511141 4111111 XY1-1-klx' 511111 4411 Nil- 1i1111111 1141Il41l' S411-if-ry 43. 413 11:11z 411'111r11'i4-:11 f.'411111'x1. S144-411141 Prizmu W13QT1:xn111:4.1:11. 1.11411 A.-1'1'1'1'1-1-1 A111-111111111411 43 V1-111s1g 11241141 441: 1f1ll4' 111111 4141111 We-1-klx' 5111114 4413 H1-Y 42.3.1111 Siam- X'l14'Il1l4l1lIl1 112111111111 43. 41, Yxl141s..1x4v114 1J,f4'1:1ff X'14'4'-1l1'4 1l14'Ill 42111 Hi-Y 423. 413 .1:1xx 411'1'111NI1'11 4413 11114-1':11'yS411-114141 P11-411114111 4413 Sy11111114111,x' 4111-11w11'11 4415 1'1:1s1111:111 42. Zi, 41. Yuwr. .11N11'1'f'1'1'i-111-Y 42. 211. Y11lx1:.1 11xxK- '1141f'r'4'1l41l'l1N 41. 2. 2111 1411114 111111 4141111 W4-441411 811111. 4413 111-Y 421, 111 Mix:-41 4'11111'11f 4215 S1-111111'1'1:1y. Zrxlxxrzzmxx. 1-Q11-31.1x--1'1-1-11-v1 .X111'1111:1111'1- 4,1 X'1'Zll'N1Q 'I'1'i-111-Y 451. 11. 1'1lrj1 lfffjlf I jf-fi I '1 FE lm u u l ll U si ii il G- . i il III? lfimlmss is flu gwlrif-if 1-lfnfn lm 1l'lff1-If sm-iffy is lmuml fllfl!'tllf'l'.uff lui-:Till-1. ll .Q Milli in ,mrzirlliifffl fmfl ufllfifsffisnz in snnzr-llzfny that mrilres lifr zrnrlli Iimlinf If I 1-fm pu! om Zum-If ny VU-'ff -'fill-Ylffflf' 111111 tha- Iliff' uf any num or il-unifin, I hull ful I ll if-firl.'+-fl 11-1111 If rl. Mr. A l lil Nlrs Xilii-iilmi-li :ii . l'l4'Illl A Fri:-iisl Miss l':i1- Ii lllllllllll l Miss K-r:u-v l.. ll:lll4l1'l' Miss lulln lie-mi:-r Xliss Olin- llruiii Miss X Pllllil lr llrailirlt R4-r. :mil Mrs. l'm-ttlw Mr. :iiul Mrs luliii li. lil x Mrs. 1 oizi llI'llllIllil'I' Q Miss lzlsli- laiilii-lu-ll M r, llllas :mil Mrs. Iii-mis-Ili M. llnurai Friill l'llJ4-rsulv :iiiii Suns stt-V :mil Mrs. G4-ui's1v XX Miss Sami llairis Mr. Miss Nlilclri-ml lfy Mr. Mr. Culiii Fi-w Vs llr. , . 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Nl. lf. fl lim-xi :mil Blrs, linln-ri S. l,:n Dr liiiliy I.:-lime-ii Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi ss burn l.iiiilf-iiiiilli ', :1l14l Mrs. ll. lf. lmiigi-lin-1 ss .-X4l1-l:ii1le- ll:irklr-3' 's. lfiai ill:-rlili-y '. ll. Y. lNl4'N:iiV '. :mil Mrs. ll. Mi-liiinn . :iiiwl Mrs. :xI2llll'll't' ixle-Ili. . .l. M. Hriulil SS MI. . Mi Mi M: M1 Mi Dr M1 Mi Nh l,y'1l:i f'. Pi-te-rs inrl Mrs. li. l'. Rziyiimiiil l,l'l'llli'llZl Rus:- . :xml Mrs. ll. li. liulli iry S4-limit lli-i'sliiIigxf-r NS iiiil Mrs. ll. li. Se-lim-r M:irg::ir+-I Slim-ll'i-i' . lx. l'. ll. Simpl- 's lf. lf. ll. Sliuin- Mrililii-l4l Siile-s Siiigi-r's Ili-p:ii'Iiin-in Smrf- Mr, :mil Xlrs. Fliiiiiln- Snliii Mr. :iiiii Nlrs. M:uiric-e- 5lIlllll1l Mi. if l'i,SIl1Il11- . :mil Mrs. U. ll. Nwzirtz Dr Swat Joliii Mi ' Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi I1l':l lllllf-IHl'1l ll. .-X. lf. Q, lrire-li. lux Valli-i-im ss Sui- lvllIl!'l' '. :mil Mrs. ll. M. llzilluw- . lyulti-I' lf. llvulsull Sr as SS Mr. Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi W4 1 szf Maury li. Wi-iilziiiil Myrrls- Wi-mx fNl:ii'L:lim-i'i1m- fi. ll'li:ii'l1ni l':iiil XX lizirtuii ' -X, lJ,Wlii1i- ' .luliii Xlliitiiixui as mil Mrs. ll. .l. Mliwkn-5' Ili-iii'ia-im Wlvlqi-5' iiiil Mrs. ll. KK iii:-azziiwliifi 11111111 s I liili he qfflue-and bold ALUMNI Lung, lung be my llf'll7'l tvitlz surlz nlenmries filled! Like the 1'n.w in u'l11'z'lz roses lzntw mme lnfvn 1z'istille1l: You may lzrealf, you may slmtltr the zvzsf' if you zrill, But Iliff xvefnt nf tlzf' roses will ltrmy arouml il still. -Tuoxus Mmm-:. YW- rc-ally should fm-l proud of thv rt-markahlv growth of tho Mitltllt-tuwil Alumni Associ- ation. With the- a1'rvptant't- of thv class of 32 into tht- association wc- shall pass the thou- sand mark in lIl0llll'JUl'S. As I-rosidvnt of thv association. I t'ong:t'atulatv tht- vlassvs that 1'vu-iw spa-vial rr-cogznitiun in this y0ar's oditlon ot the Blur' and Gold Annual. It should bt- a challenge tor thvsv and othf-r classes to endeavor to attend this years alumni rt-union, and vwr keep ahw the spirit ot their Alina Matvr. -Rumi R. Hoi-'FM.xN. CLASS OF 1882 FIFTIETH Axxivsxsmr Motto: Labor Onmia Vincitf' A V A - A A Fifty yl'llI'S aszo a class of six girls graduated in Su11th's Hall. now the Middlvtown Knitting Con1pany's building. V 'l'l1rt-v of our numbvr haw passed to-the Grt-at Bevond. The- others art- living: in Lorain, Philadelphia. and Middle-town. Tlwy art- plannimz tu varry away tho Alumni Cup in 132. -Axxu: BI. Bu-:'rz. Page' Eliflllllj--Vf'l'4'll Q' 11 1- -15 1 ll 11 Cl ll 11 15.1 ALUMNI 1'1:11':1 .-X11-x:11'1111-1 .. . .,,........,...,... N11111111-1111111, 1':1, .'x111l1l'x1.1111'1Z ,, K11111111-1111111.1':1, 1111111111111'11111-111-1'1 'N1:11'.1' V. 111-1111 x1,1lZ11' Rl, N1-11:11 111:1 Nl, xx-11115 1111111111-,1'1 .1 H 1-:1111-111 1111111 -111 xXC11l 5. A111111 11.111 1'1,.1SS 1111' IMT 11111111-1-11-111 A x' x111-:11x1111 K1111111: N1111:1 111N11u1:1 111'11'U1'Nll111H .-1x1 ...NF l'4' -. . . H, , , .' - ' 111 11 111111 111 111 N. .1 -111111. 11111-1111111111'1'1111'11 111 11112 11'1111 11'11'1- 1211111111111-11 11'11111 1111 X11111111111111111f11N11111111111111111111 1111111 11111 11111111111 1111 111111111 1111111111 11111 1111111 111 -. F, ' ' I Q 'P ' 'I 111-11 111 1111- 1111111111-1' 11.111 1111111111111 1111111 111111 1111111111 1111 1111111111111 l1I 111111111 11111 11'11 1111111- 111 1111-1-1 11111':11l1l1111'1':11 1111- :1111111:11 :1111111111 11111111111-1, Klum: 1111'1'111:111 11 11111111 x N:111 13, 111'11lNl1 1N1111111-1'1j1'1 .. ...,.. 1.111':1111. 1111111 5:11111-1'.141'1111'11 ..,.......... ,. N11111111-11111111 1':1, 51:11 lf. 11111-1' 111:1,1'1111111111 .... ,, X11111111-1111111. 1':1, 1-Q111111:1 K. c1i111lI1111'11 11i111u1 .. .. 111-1111k11'11. N. Y, N1:11'I1' I-I. 1 1'11z 1111151 1111111111711 ........... ......,..,., 1 '111N11111-111, 1':1, 11:11 111111'1l111r1111 1g111'11l111'l'1 .. .. X11111111-11111'11. 1':1. 11111-1111511 xf11'1'11'11111' 11. 1.:11l111:111 :XII11l111'f1.:X11r11 11'111Y1 ...... .,.. 511111111-11111'11, 1':11 151-1'111:1 1, xI1'f11ll1'1' 1111l1ll11'N1 .. ..,........ 11:11'1'1f11111'u. 1':1. X1:111111- 1'1.11U1111'111'1i 1111'1l1Y1I1 .. X11111111-1111.1'11. 1':1. 1l'11-1111 S1I1'1l11I 11.S1'111l11111X' 11 11N11-1'1 .,.. . ......... 1111111111111-111. 1':1. N1111111: S11-11 115' S 1 IANA 111- N12 1'1l11'1'11'IT11 Ax N111111S11lY r. 1 '1 ,,f1'1',' 'vii 'Nbr 1 11 1 1 111 111 11111111111 111111 1111111 1X1 11:1 11111111 1111111 1111111111111 1111 111 111 18117 111I1l1'l11l'1l111N1'1l1l111111.1 11111111.11 11111111 111 T111 111 111111 11111111111111111' 111111 X111 1 -sv . 1-f -ut 1- UL, 1.11 1111.1111111 111 11:111-1' 11:11 1111511-11 ll1l111'1' 1111- 111'111!1' 111 111:11 111111-. :11111 1111111 11111 111. 1111 111111-1111111 11l1'Nl' 1'1-:11'f 1111111 11121-11111-1-1-11, 11111'1-1:1x- :11111111111x111x 11111 :1111':11w 111 1-1-1111-111111-1' 1'11111 11111 11111111- 1111111 :11111 Y11l11 x1111:1 x1I111'1'.II11'1111l'11,111111'1'Nrll11 F11'1-111'S11'11.u111'1'Xx1111 Y:111 111 1 ' 1 ,11, 191':11'1111 1' f.11lI1N 11, 1-1111. ,111 .1111111 111 1'11'XY. 11' . . ...,.,....., ..........,.,.. N 11111111-1111111. 1':1. 11111 .1. 11:11111111111 ......... ., 1'111f11111'u11,1':1. 1511111.51-:111u1'11.111'11111 1'11,1 +N1111'11' A1411'111ll1 1l'11N:11-111 .1:1,1' 111-11':111 ...,................. .. 111151-111-. N. .1. 1111'111I5lIf11 N1:11111- .L S11-X'111'1' 111111111111-1-u1-1-1 ........ .... ..,..,.. N 1 1111111-1111111. 1':1. 1'1..1SS 111 1Nf1T '1'1111:'1'1'-1-'11- 1'11 Ax X111-Q11r1111 N11111112 N1117I11I11r11111111111 1-11111- 1111- 1-1:1Nf 111 N117 1. rf' 1-1111s1N11-11 111 1111-1111'-111111' I111'1111l1'l'K :11111 11111. 11N 111 1111111111-13 1111- 11:1111111 11111 u1':11111:11111u 11-11111 1111' NI1111111-1111111 111u11 SV1141111. 111' 1111 11111111'-1'11111 1111'111111'1'N, 11111111 -. 111111111:1N1111-11-111111111: X11 1,I11IIIr1x1T1111111 1,:111111' 1111111 1 x111'1'111I1 11:11'111-1 +1-,1xx111 1111-1 111111111 S:11':111 111':l1111'j' 11f:11'111-Q11 ., S11-1-111111. 1':1. 1111111 111111111111 1111111111 X111I1l 111 x1,1ZZ11' F1-111111 1l111'111111'111-I111111' N1:1l'u:11'1-1 .1. 13111-111 1X1:11111-11111 'N1:1111-1 I1I111l1l11 :'l' .. ,.II'.11. 1l11:1111'111'11:1l111111111 15111111 .. l'11111ll111l:1. 1':1. 1'.lI111l1l'1j 11:11zf1.1-1111'1 .. N11111111-11111'11,1':1. .1:1I111x 111111111- 1l1-1'11'11111- 111111.11 1K1111'11:111' . .... 311111111-1111111. 1':1. N1:11'11- 111'1l1111411I11111111 .. .X11:111111-1'1111 N .1. '1'.1'111:1 1,11111I1'111'1'1'il'1' 'N1-1111-B11-31111111 114111111111 1' 111-1-1-:1f1-11 151111 If11jf111,-1111111 11111 he 'LE-luv and 6101 ALUMNI 5111111111111 N11-111' ,......... 1i11I11111111.1'.1 X11-1'11111'1.111' NI'll11' 511111-111,111 114:1111111'1 , ...,..,....... KI1111111 -1111. 1'1 KI:11'.x 1-1 51111111 .....,....,. .. KI11111111111K11. 1':1. 1S1Tl111N11 xx1 1f1':111k Ii, 51111111 .. , .... 11111'1'1x11111':. 151 -1f11u111111'1 111W If.'1'111111111 ....,......, II:11'1'1N11111'u. 1'.1. f1'1'11111'1'1 :1111 1 1f11.1 I':1111'1- ................... N111111111111111. 1':1, '1'. 11. 1'111'1x1 'HX111111 15 xx-IlLfIll1'1NI.l1'11Il1 x1:11',X lf. 1111111111 -51111111-1 .. ,.,..,..,...., 1'1111.1111-151111:1. 151, IQ-111111111 11111111 11511111111 .. ,...1,..,,.,.... Xf11'1'1N111xx11. 1111. 1'11:11'11 N Y11N1 .,..,..,..... , .,... .., ... 14111111 , 1'.1111' '1.1X11 1'11l!11l1'11 C 1,.Xsr4111 1911.2 '1'11111'1'111'1'11 .Xxx111111x1111 X1111111' 5Ill114'II1l1N I'1X1'4'11l 14 11111 :111 Q1-11111121 1111111 1111 1-1:1x- 111 111112, 1111 1-1 IlI'1'I1l11'IX x1:11'N 1111111111 IIX. 11111 11111-11111 1111'111111I'k -111 N1111 X1I'l1LILL11Il! 1111 11111111111':11111f:1+111u11 ilk 1-11 11 - 511111111-, N11-1'1'f1.11 1 N1.11j1' 151-:11-1111-1' ...,........,.. 511111111-111xx11. IJII, 1511-1111u1':1111111'l 141Il114'11l' 141-11111-1' 1l'1':111N111111 ,..,.,,,.. ......,. . I111141111111111. 1':11 Klux 1.:1l11'1'1-1' .........,...... ......., K I1111111111x111. 1':1, 1I'IIl1'11l1'1'1 1I:11'1'y X11-112111 ..,....,............... .X1111q1111111f. N111. xl1llll'11'1' N11-1zu:11' ., ,. 311111111-11111'11, 1':1, 1.X11111111-5'-111-1,:1w1 ,11-111111- NI1'1P1111:1111 ....,. 1I111'1'1f1111111. 1':1. 1511-1111211111111-1-1 1i:1I111'.N'11 12l111'1i1'1 ....... 311111111-111xx'11. 1'z1. 11'11111111'1 1l11111-1'1 K. 111-112111 .. IY1111:1111-111111, 1':1, f1'11vx'x11'1:1111 1I1111'111'11 S1-1111-1' .... ..... . .. ...,,.. I1:11'1'1N11111'u. 1':1. 1i'11-1141 l'1,,XSS 111 121117 '1'x11-:x'1'1'-1f111'r11 .X x x11 1111s 1111' X11111112 111111111' 1.11-N111 1111111-N1 '1'1111. 'lw1-111.x-11x1- 111-1111 21211 XIX !l1l'1r :11111 11111 11111, w1-1'1- 111111111111-11 1111111 1111- N11111111-111w11 111 11 Sl'1lI1111. 111' 111lx 111:1ff. I1ll'IIl11l'I'N Il1'4' 51-:1111111-11 111 1111111 1111- 1'1:1r1l'1'Il 111111 xYl'N1l'l'Il 111-1111f11111-11 11111 1111-511 1-1u111 :11'1- s1111 21111121 1111111-1' 111 1111-111-111-11111 lIl 111f'l1' 111111111, II1111111' 1,11-N 111 1111 '1IKl11 -1111 1111,11s I1l 1l .1:1111-1 111-1111111' 1111-111 .,..,............ 1'1111N111w11, 1':1. '5'I'1:111111- 1'1111-11- ..,..... ., Y111q1111:1111:1. .I:111:111 1111121111-1-1'l I'1-111-1 11:11z 1111111-1'1 , ,....... 1I:11'1'1x11111'u. 1':1, 1'1-:11'1 1111111 119111111 ...... 1'1111:1111'111111:1. 1':1 Nl:11'y 1,1lI1fl1'Il1'4'1iI'1' ,. ....., ........, I 1:11'r1x11111'g, 1':1. '3'I'11:11'11-f 1,1112 ....,..,.,......... ., 311111111 111w11. 1':1. 1i'11-1111 1'f11z:1111-1111111-1-111-1-1' 119111111-1'1 ... ......... X11 I11'1'I1lIl. 1':1, 1'111:1 S14'1'1'i l1,:1111 ............ ......... V 1x1'1'1l14IIl. N. .1. C'I,1-hr 1111 11122 '1'1gx1'11 1Xxx1x1111Qx1111 KI111111i 1':1141'1'11l'l'1' IX NHI11-.M 1111 1111- 111-1-11111111 111 1111- 11-11111 111111111-1'-111'v 111 11111' u1':11111:1111111 11-11111 311111111-1111111 1115111 N-1111111 111- 1-x11 1111 111 I1ll' l'1I1NN 111 lE1.3211111's1111'1-1'1-uw-1-111111 111111 111-S1 w1f111-f. -f'1.1'111: NI. 111111111111 f11':11'1- If, 15111111111 ..,...... KI1111111-111x1'11, 1':1. f'1'1':11'111 1'1 BI:11'I11:1 KI. 151'1T ,,......... .. 1,:111N1111w111'. 1':1. 1,1-l'Jll'1ll'I'1 .11-:111 N. 111'1-N111- 1131-1111111'1 .., ..,....,.....,......... XYll1'1i. 1':1. NI:11'1111 II. 11111111-1' . ........ ,,...., I 1-11111111111 X. .I. f'1'1-111-111-11 NI:11'1:111 if I'1'1111 ......,.. ,., NI1111111-1111x'11, 1151, 1111-1--N111g111q11'1 I-'1':1111-11 11 S. 1J1111u1:1x- ...., XI1111111-1111111 1':1. 1151111111-1'1 XY11111:1 1., I'1ll1'l'l' ...., ., B111111I11111111. 1':1. 1i'I1-1-111 11:11-11111 If 1111111-1'1 ....,...,... 311111111-111w11. 1':1, 11:111'11 11. II111I111:111 .. .,,.. x11111111I111Y11. 1,:1. 1VI'1'Il1'1111'1 1111111-1' fx, II1l1.1.11Il XI1111111-111w11. 1':1, fIJ1':1I'1-111:1111 XY. 1IllNr1'11 Kumi .......,..,.. KI1111111-11111'11. 1':1. 5:1121 11111111-11111111 ..,. 511111111-111w11. I':1. V1'1-111-111-1'1 P21111 I-Q, x1I1UI'l' .. NI11111111111u11, llll. 1NI1-1'1-11111111 .IlI11I1-1. N1-111111 .. 511111111-111w11. 1':1. 115111 4111111 I ' 1jl'l'1'Il'Q'1v1. I Y T 51'I'X11'1' II1 11111111 XX .1l' f'111,11 If11,111f11-111111 1 Q' lt i' t'l3 l Ll it ci tt Ll Gi 0 l tl ALUMNI Graf-0 G. Nisslvy flim-rnl ......... N1-w York City lSt1'I10L!I'2ll'llf'l'7 Milmlrm-tl IC. P:u'tlivliioi'r- lliirkl ................ Mimlillvtown. Pu. Pvriiivlia Rose' .................. ...... IN Iirlfllp-town. Pu. f'l'1-:iclic-i'l Clyde M. Rothrovk ........... Midtlle-town. Pu. lllinftsinainl lithf-l M. Rothrock 18211111019 .............. Mitltllctown. Pu. Yiolvt li. Seltzvi' .............. ......... I :iln1yi':i, Pai. fTvzmCli0i'D litlith NI. Sohn ...... .. liclpzzir C. Thonms ........... Vince-nt A. Tritvh ............. Kathryn T. lvlrivh fH5'nsonl Pauline- Wall lStilll ......... Hzirry YY. VVt'iclt1e'i' . .. Alll'0I'2l M. lVit-kt-y . . Mitltllvtown. Pu. lSt0nog:r:ipli0i'l . . .. Mitltllotown. Pai. 011-rcliantl . .. .. Mifltllvtown. l'z1. iTvzxcl1Gi'l ....... . . . Washington. D. C. Miflcllvtown. Pai. CNursQl . .. Mitlellctown. Pu. 1Sti11l0ntl Millvrsvillv. Pu. lrl'vzic'li0i'l Lf-roy B. L1-ll ....... ............... ......... I 4 Ilizzihr-tlitown. Pai. UIASS HF 1927 FIFTH ANNri'i:its.xln' Motto: Nothing. is 1 : '- I - gool lllif Lan lw lwllviwl. E A As wv vlivrisli the itivinorivs of our flood olrl High School llaiysf llN'lll1lll1QI tho high tilt il 'intl noblr xspii itlon irttixul fioni our -Xlini M mr in iv wt iw 1' knit hmforr li' -as. -:J 'i ' A : 1- : .ii it u wbu vlnss molto. Nothing is gzooil that vain lu- lll'll4'l'PKl. :intl thus vontinllv, always. to Look ii 1 and laugh :mil love :incl lift. Maury Albert. ....... . l'14lw:n'cl Bziiiilms-i'g0i' . .. Millvr Barbour ..... Hvlon BilllCl1I1l0y0I' Anna Bzunn ........ Hvlvn Ii. Bnhinan ...... .. Beatrice Berninn ......... lilr-:inor L. Botts .............. Ivaih M. Brady CDon0c'ke'i'D Alnimla Brandt. ............... . -Miinmin li. IJ:-zrwmuzii. .. Miilillt-town. Pu. lStvnogrzipliOi'l . Mimltllm,-town. Pu. llj. R. HJ .... Mirltlletown, Pu. fSti1tl0ntl . . . . . .. Mitlfllotown. Pai. CClQi'kJ Hxm-ishurgz. Pu. lStr-iicnzmpli01'l ........ Pliiladf-lpliizt. Pu. 4Ni1rs0l ...... Mifltllvtown. Pai. 4Stc-iiou:i'z1plwi'l ...... . . . . . .. Middletown. Pu. fClerkl Middltflown. Pai. lT0lephon0 0I!0I'2lfOl'l . . . . . . Mitltllvtown. Pu. YSIQ-nogmphorl Hvlvn M. Canipboll .............. ...... lN flielmllvtown. Pai. CStt'ii0zrruplwi'D Cziflwrinv F. Conflrun 1Hin'tzi-lll Annu M. Crown ............... F. liw-lyn D011' flfznistl ........ Miltlrr-tl li. Dvtwe-il:-i' .... C'. Marlin lCi'isin:in .... Agn:-s F. l':Slll'IlSlllllll' .. . Milton P, Gaitcc-lil .............. lm- D. High ....................... C':itlir-rino RI. Hofliniain fShisslt-rl flint-v I. Hoffiniin .............. Mvyvl' S. Jzwohs ............... Je-nniv A. Johnson fllilvritiiic-J . Sairaih H. Johnson flim-itlc-rl .... . Alfrvfl S, Ke-ini ............... John S. Keini ............. Gladys Lelnnnn ........ 'BL Louise MCI.:-rivguii Port-y l.. MQ-tzlt-i' .... . J:ir'olJ lf. llillvl' ...... Jose-ph Xissloy ........ . Dorotliy A. M. Pvtm's lflvainor V. Pri-lilo ..... li, Russ:-ll Shvlly .... lYilIi:ini H. Sllll'0lllIlIl .. lflhvl li. Sloml .......... f'l1:u'lt-s lf. Sprimgvr ............ li. :xl'llIll' Sliiw flflwllvll ..... .. li:illn'yn M. 'l'e-lvkm-y lSinkovir'l1l Mzuriani M. lliigiu-i' fllwlt-lll Ms-lvni J. XNi'll'll'll ............ llwl:-n li. We-llvr ............ lle-lvn U. Whye- .... William J. Young .... ' lit-vi-xiswl. ............. . . . .. Blitlilltitown. Pu. Miiltllr-town. Pai. lSl1'Il0LL'l'2lIlllPI'l .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. BIlIl1llt'l1lXX'H.PIl. Mitltllr-town. Pai. lSll'Il0LZl'2ll'lN'l'J ...... xYilSlllI1g1lUIl, ll. if Cflvrkl l'liil:ulr-lpliin. Pai. l'l'1'z1t'lic-i'l ... .. lNIitl4llm-town. Pu. fSIiirls-ntl Slam- C'ull4'g:1'. Pu. fSIll1lvIlTl .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. lie'll1'Yllf'. Pu. Mitlelli-town. Pai. 4Clvi'kl ......... Mitltllfilown. Pu. ...... .. Pliom-nixvillf-. Pa. ............. .. Lomin. Ohio Mitlmllctowii. Pu. fClOI'kl Micltllotown. Pai. iF2iI'II10I'l .. Miiltllvtown. Pal. l'l'02LCllUl'J ... . . .. Mieltllvtown. Pu. ffflerkl Miiltllm-town. Pu. 1Tr'l. Opt? l':irIislt1. Pu. lliaiw Student? ............... Klitltllvtown. Pu. ................ Pliilznle-lpliiu. Pu. .. Mitlillvtown, Pai. ll'liotoi,rt'uplic-i'l Moiitgoinn-i'y. Alu. 1Stmlvntl ..... Xliiltllf-town. Pu. fflvrkl Kliwltllt-towii. l':1. ll :n'in1-rl ........... llinltlls-town. Pai, .......... Mitltllt-town. Pai. ............ Siuii'i'tm's Point. Mel. ............ Nliilmlla-tuwii, Pu, fC'lr-rkl liIiz:iln-tlitowii. Pri. rStf-rioirtuiplii-i-J ....... Mitlnlle-lowii. l':i. l'l'u'l. llplil . Nlitltllt-town. l':i. KP. K. RJ Ihnfr .Vim fy Ahurrtmvmrniz V f ' K ' t J - -v-at--P-V 1 V ' ' , ,ty ,. k 4, , ,, - .. 5. K ' ' vofflf' . WM., E - Y, nav Q 4- . 0 BELL PHONE -ofRfZ MARCELLING OUR SPECIALTY Try ours first arid you will be convinced that we give a real MARCEL KEEN PERMANENT WAVES MANICURING SHAMROCK BEAUTY SI-IOPPE Mr hue McMuIl ri 114 Ami Street MIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA DICK SHAFFNER I m a httle suff from bowlmg COACH CASSELL I don t care where you re from Get on your duds and get to work CITIZEN S BANK AND TRUST CO MIDDLETOWN PA Member O Federal Reserie System WE DO A GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS WE ACT AS ADMINISTRATOR GUARDIAN TRUSTEE ETC Ijx 141 S. L. c , 1 9 , I f i UI. LANI7IS,I'ru.uiiu1ir I. H. IXJUTRICH. VICd'I7T6SlLlC71f A. R. GEYER. SL'ClY.L11ld T .. YOL CAN DRESS IN THE NEW EST FASHIONS XXITH C RE-KTEST ECONONIY 'XT TI1eSto1eDepe11dabIe Mar et at Tlurd St Fue Floors of DRESSES COATS FURS MILLINERY SHOES HOSIERY AIND LINGERIE 0 THE IUNIOR MISS WOMEN AND CHILDREIN VOGLER S FLOWERS PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS Funeral Deslgns and Wedd111g Decomuons made up m an Amsmc Manner 900 12 S 20th St HARRISBURG PA BERMAN I beheve th1s school 1S haunted HARTMAN Why? BERMAN They are always talkmg about school sp1r1t RU I-IL S BAKERY C H RUHL P p TASTE THE DIFFERENCE Speczal orders gwen prompt attenmon 2700 Ma1n Street PENBROOK PENNSYLVANIA NEW WILLOW BROOK LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS GAS AND OIL Open Day and N1ght DANCING EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY Cf SATURDAY T l 9739 EAST MIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA lay N ljll I M . .I .I I . In ' I . I , .I . , 11 7' 9 k ' V 7 7 7 1 1 S A f T Y , , 'I ' . . , . Phone? 'I . . , vo, , , ep K.- , ' rc . 'im' 1- :rw ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE Courses m LIBERAL ARTS SCIENCE BUSINESS EDUCATION YOU MAY COMMUTE Wrrte for Catalogue MISS GINTZER Then came the great dragon belchmg forth BRIGHT FROSH Drdn t he excuse h1mseIf7 J H TRQUP Headquarters or E1 ervthmg rn Musre STEINWAY AND OTHER PIANOS STROMBERC CARLSOIN BAND INSTRUMENTS LEEDY DRUMS ROTH VIOLINS MARTIN GUITARS ALL STANDARD MUSIC EDITIOINS 15 South M rk t Squxr HARRISBURG I-jNZgY' I I A V f 11 C. G. CUNN 9 . II C 2 C 'ale . 'ine -'our ompliments 0 thu New olomal H otel Wash1ngton D C JEFF FORD f ' 1 u Q I 5 Managing Director 1 .xv 'B 9 iggglqg Do you fi I I GET AS MUCH Fon YoUR MoNEY? J ,, 1 gg I No we 9 ff-3,x Q WHEN You R., iff' ' ig 4 BUY KLAHR PHoToGRAPHs mn! If YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY BECAUSE Has a low overhead expense Buys mater1als dlrect from manufacturers Uses only the best mater1als Has the newest and best lenses cameras and pr1nters Has 13 years exper1ence and a college tra1n1ng rn photography Makes plenty of proofs and negatwes Wlth every s1tt1ng Slulfully retouthes all portralts A photograph 15 two th1rds labor and the out of town photographer Cloesn t work for any less than the M1ddletown photographer I ET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY LET KLAHR MAKE YOUR NEXT PROFESSIONAL PHOTOI RAPH THE VICTOR KLAHR STUDIO Better P1ctu1es Phone 3491 27 So Umon St MIDDLETOWN, PA Page X me ty BASEBALI COLE TENNIS FOMILETE NLW DEP aRTx1ExT Dx r Im to GOLD SMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPIMENT HK HEST QL ALITY AT Loxx EST PRIC ES V1s1t Our Store HARRISBURG RUBBER C0 JAKE HUSS Full lme o Fresh and Smo ed Meats and Poultrx o all Kurds deluered at your door dazlx MIRIAM BAUM Say Gladys Why d1d you start to vxeir hlgh heels so suddenly IRWIN M C AISSEIL FZRAC C LXSSELL IRWIN M CASSELL Eff SONS 1444 RCf,,1I11 St t HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA Real Estate Notary Publlc General Insurance QUR PERMANENT WAVES ARE DIFFERENT It Pass to Loo Your Best THE VANITY SHQPPE MAE -XFKERM-XN I p MIDDLETQWW PENNSYLVANIA I J 4 7 A 7 I V A A A ' 5 TI I TS . su .. 1 ce f li -' f ' 3 ,Y . : , ' ' C A GLADY'S CROWN: I was tired of getting kissed on the forehead. Y' 1 rec . , . . '. 'rw . Y Y 1'flg L .XIIIIIL If -N ' FRATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS IEWELRY CJOTTIWICTICCTUETII A7I1lOU71C6mC71IS CITICI ITVUIILIIIOTIS IFWELERS TO THI SENIIUR AND II INIUR C I ASSFS OI 'VIIIJIDI ETONVNI HII H SCHOOL L C BALFCUR CCMPANY Malzu acturmg Iewelers and Statzoners ATTELBORO MASS PROUSER They say whrskey shortens a man s hte SALTZER Yes hut he sees twrce as much m the same t1me SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY SELINSC ROVE PA M r mlth A M IJ I7 d mom An Aecredmted Lutherm College m Central Pennsylx mu dedlerted to Chrrstlm Scholrr hlp of AHHLYIC m College Lrherxl Art Currlculum lerdmg to A B degree CUTYILUII 111 Busmess Admrmstrrtron md Commercul Educltxon leadmg to B S degree AN ACCREDITED CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC w1th Cumculx lerdmg to Mu B degree SIX WEEKS SUMMER SESSIQN Fall Sessron opens September 15 193' For Catalog, Wrzte Ceoree Is Dunleelhergex Ph D Dem or Emlly E Sxxettmm Reg tx II I je Xlntyfr , I , , , , . W . . , . . , . . : , ' . - ' 3 . A . fl. o ns S . , ,, . , IIrc.x1rIm1t 1Coe neg ' .ll N 5 I S D 2 3 3 I 8 R D L1 72 5 4'2 5 ! -Af 2 S - Memher of The Middle States Assocrzmon of Colleges amd also LI Memher of the Association 3 ' 2 3 7 ss 'Q s ' 1' .. 3, 'Q' ' 'z 1 A ' A . . ' 1 1 ' s. . 3 , . , , ... A 1 is ky, S. vs x-3 U -u si , ' v . 1, L 3 mfs -2 - 'uf -VIll' -'llujllf E. H. KLAHR ewelevf Honest Values for more than -I7 wears MIDDLETOWN I A ANXM BATES I II embrace any good opportumty th xt cornea along FRED SMITH Eme here I lm Compllmems 0 THE SWEET SHQP ALVJAYS RELIABLE CUNFECTIONERY We Sene BREYER S ICE CREAM MIDDLETOWNI I ENINSYLVANIA Complnnents o A N PALMER GRQCER STORES ROYALTCN PENNSYLVAN IA NIIDDLETOVV N PENNSYLVANI Ax f J X P 1 . I V 3 1 . . .. . : ' ' ' Q . . 1 ' , z . I , UNION AND ANN STREETS . , 5 A Iv , , . , , ,fllf .Il-Ill I- I ' LL I ALLEN ESPENSHADE Flour Feed Coal Wood Hay Strau t d MIDDLETQWN PENNA CALL OR PHUNIE RUTH ANN BEAUTY PARLGR Wh n you thlnk of 1 Permanent Waxe Why not haxe the be t7 The N Vw Ne tle Le Mur FINGER WAVING A SPECIALTY UTI-I DAUGHTERY SHEAEEE MIDDLETGWN PENNSYLVANIA M GARVER Who was the father of the Black Pr1nce7 ANCIE 01d Kmg Cole THE DAILY JOURNAL MIDDLETOWN S HOME NEWSPAPER Dehvered to your door for ten cents a week Suhscmhe for the Da1Iy Iournal and keep posted on what your fuendb are dorng ROTH S FINE HOME FURNISHINGS FUNERAL PARLGR MIDDLETOWN, PENNSYLVANIA P1141 Um Ilunrlrul I I ' Dealer in 3 7 7 , 1 ,5 6 C' Office and Yur s f Ivinin Street , . 4 1 e ' ' -1 ' - - ' s . e ' 5 Wave is guaranteed not to hurn or injure hair. Safe and comfortable. R I - -R Gmdutlre School of Beauty Culture , , 2 ' . 5 I - Y 5 a , . 5 Central Penna Business College Harrusburg s Best Busmess Sthool 71 'S Mark tStre t Students may enter on any Monday durmg Iune for Summer term Fall term begms September 6 1937 I 417 4 I'RII.C -XT-XLOQ GARVEIK You left the water runmng LEONHARD Good It needs the CXETCISC THE STORE EVERYBODY IS TALKINQ ABUUT D HIFI h Clothmg Hats Furmshmgs Shoes HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA I 1 U ll I IU . .,. . . . Q --. ..'2. 1 'e 'c I A 3 , H. Kell f 2 ' if I. , I . , . N 1 ' I -I 'f'-Q-- 3 7 9 , 'fly 1' nr' lIIIIIl'I'l mu 11, Compliments of JEDNGTA PRINTERY Compliments o G E BRESTLE ERMA Do you use tooth paste? MARY D Heavens No ' None of my teeth IS Ioose TG THE GLASS GE 'S GREETINGS THE CLASS GE 'W IS GHEERINC LEEP ROWINC NIOT DRIFTINC OT END THERE IS NONE GOAL KING GGAL Retallers 0 Fuel I DLA IIC K M I IDIDLETOWN PENINSYLVAIN IA XVGOD lfllllllll . . ' .: ' , .. ' . t. 7-Q H as N A -14.4 1 Hy IvI,I .VIN ,, , , , .. . I ,J Y. II Nu l Cnlxcrmc .mtl Ermus St t 1 Y.1rII No 2 Chtlxcrlrmc .md W1 son Streets I3. Il I. TI I . Prop. I I ' I 1-3l V Y A S LIGHT Dealev H1 MAIESTIC REFRIC ERATURS PXTXVVXTER KEINT PXND MFXIESTICN RADIOS MIDDLETOVVN IENNA Cnvnws D1d you prow thxt propob1t1on7 I'II1RSI-IBERIIR XVell I we rendered IC Iughly probxble THE ALUMNI ASSCCIATIQN 1 ll!! lll . . 'N 1 V , , - . A A AA A A A , rv n. .. .1 . , , .. ,, , . An. ' L - , . . . .,. , , - I. . ,C . I U- 141533, X WINCROET STOVE WORKS KATHRXN WEAVER Oh look the players are all covered Wlth mud How do you suppose they ll get It off? ANNA HEISEY Well what do you suppose the scrub team 1S for? EREYMEYER S HOME LEADER AND BUTTER KRUST THE BETTER BREAD WHY? lvlade Ruth w1th Pure Sweet Cream Oh' Our new bread you should eat Because or quahty If can t be beat It s the houseu1 e s dream Smce lt IS made Luth PURE SWEET CREAM So u hy not eat If and get a treat7 Cream IH tlns Bread IS lrke Cream ID your Coffee Two salesmen del1ver bakery products rn your town dally EREYMEYER'S BAKERIES Pl1oml4lR ELIZ-XBETHTOKXNJ PR Phone '16w LANCASTER PA 1111111 Um lillllliftfl rlml Inu: A - f321liu-Tf':42.'. My oz Li . ,:,X,.--,f-. 2f2z:.f5'..:s:,.1-- -- 9 'ff2'.2222s2assQE, :Q Ll E9 l l iQ'5'Tl Ti---N, 1215 1 1 Q A. , . Y : 3 7 ' , . 1 , . 7 As 59 cc ' ' 11 3 ' a f A ' ' 1 - 1 . ff 7 . . . Y. b 1 5 l I . SUSQUEHANNA DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM X Complnnents o the Sons of Umon Veterans ofthe CIVII War Camp 257 WEbTOVBERbER Gee Nev where d you get the black eye? NEV IAQKSON I was chabmg McG1rvey and I caught: hlm BECK S BAKERY 701 W1I on St I' ROY BILFK I MIDDLETOWN PENNA CCLLIN S FEW Apothecarv THE REXAL STURE MIDDLETOWNI PEINNA lfflllllli VIIO I5 .1.-'xNSIIIiRl3I2R.I'wp I'IwrwI':cI1 SSVR 3 ' I ' 1 , , ' . . 5 ' I ' Z 'h 1 ' ' I . 7 - ' S . 1, E I . DYUF, I , KI . DIEHL Es? WALTON OROOERS B ll 0510 333 Wood St We Solmt and Delu er Free Compllments o WEIRIOHS HARDWARE STORE MR MILLER Wake Yaros wlll you? He s sleepmg MATTIS You put h1m to sleep you waken h1m BUY YOUR DRY GOODS AT HUNTZBERGER S Full Lme of Staple Grocewes 4475 Swatara Street MIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA RICHARD D HIPPLE COAL AND WOOD Yard S Umon St Home 334 S Wood St Iyfllllilx N e f ,' , . ' . , 1 , . ' 5 ' . . , . . . , . 1 ' I 1 1 . -X OXX I E lx B-XC -XSTOXX 4- UDIIIJ 4.-3 M I'Iarr1sburg Slght Seemg Bus Co , Inc: TRAVEL BY BUS MODERN WAY OF TRAVEL HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA KENNY Dearest can t you see you re settmg my heart aflame7 ZELMA Well do I look hke a fire ext1ngu1sher7 e g To D1g Up Our Locatlon Y CHEF S PAXTONIA INN 6 MILES EAST OF THE CAPITOL OF PENNA ON ROUTE 43 JONESTOWN ROAD A GOOD DINNER FOR S100 ALL YOU CAN EAT BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY WE HAVE HIGH CHAIRS FOR THE BABIES BELL PHONE -P191 HARRISBURG M C FAVINGER ropne ors VERNA S FAVINGER Page One llumlred and .Sezrn F. P R, CAST '. ,nw1.i.'v1r , ' . I. Q '. Saw 'r Ei. ' . . . - ' 1 , 'NL -M- - '+ V Fi--, 1 Our Motto-A'-Service, Speed, Safety, Satisfaction 7 5 ' . , . : 3 . . . l You may b lon to many You may have a big You may wear many But ou don't need a 1 . . P z . 1890 1932 Say zt wztlfz Flowers In Mrddletown ICISH R BAUDER The florrst for exceptronally hne quallty flowers and a serv1ce that w1ll WIU sat1sfaet1on for you on every order entrusted to us Flowers for all occaslons No orders so large that we cannot hll promptly nor too small but that they wrll haxe our hest attent1on PLANTS We w1re flowers to any part of the world through the E T D H R BAUDER 506 N Umon St MIDDLETOWN PENINSYLVANIA Lucy What shall I do Bert? BERT Stand over there and he a pane to the wrndow BEST VV ISHES FROM The Great Atlantle E5 Pac1f1c Tea Co AMERICA S LARGEST FOOD SERVICE Featurmg QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES I'nqf Um flurulrffl :mal llljlrf cc ' - 77 A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BEDDING AND DECORATIVE IRA R SPRINGER THE OLDEST INSL R-XNCE EXC INCX IN TOXX X REPRESENTATIVE STUCK COMPANIES SIU ll YI MARX E Sxy Pnbbx xour moutlm open Primm Q Y I opuled lf mx L I SHENK E5 TITTLE EVERY TH INK EUR SPORT H PXRRISBI RC IFNN Ax HIFI FLES ROD KRS TOXS OLD TOXXN C-XNOES I ll X . if- r Xfx:t1.1:i.f Syrurzg STN Inf 'mzcc TM I SIl7'C.'-I , '.:I1'. ' S . - 1.1 QS, , ' pl. 7 YTN N L I , ,, 313 Maker Street A E Y. 4. . A , V I r- 7 - v v v - f 1 Q 4 1 - A A A 'mp llf, ,fflx-HI, Mm.. W CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF 'BZY ELK S THEATRE lam 1 Yosr That vu lb more Ixmxhes hdped Int wmter M11 MII II R Than vwre more IIHTIIIQS helped IANIT Yom You re dmled tootm them xx 15 HERSHEY PARK I-IERSI-IEY PA THE PARK XX ITH A COUNTRY CLLB ATMOSPHERE Ideal or pmmcs and outmgs Lou Rides Ark em F1 I I DANC INC VXYDNISDAYS SATL RD AYS AND HOLIDAYS I PARK GOLF CLUB Open to the publx I 9 hoIe course INI SLRXIIL CATFRINI T IARTII ANIJIIANOI T I ll ll ll ll 5 'S 'Q' Sz 5 A 1' ' . . : A A 'A I 'A . ' 1 A 'ai .. , T 1 1 ' I I ' CL 1. ':- v ' v Y- A I AA I 4 I A , 1 4 4 A 4 K IfRIiIi ulflix AIR KTONCTSRTS 7 VL - IHINQQF-' 1 , J: Ol .fyf-QS 'mp W ww nf frm' ' .0 fy NISSLEY BROS DAIRY H T OHRISTMAN NIODERIN DAIRY E VJ r NIIDDLETOXVN PENNA Huw NVQ any or your IIIUIIX our burr playmv root IHII7 C RENIIQ LIL Ab OI AAC' GORGAS DRUG STORES I-IARRISBLRG PENNA MANGA TOOTH PASTE C ORC AS HAND LOTION IVIu1tWe Sax Ir IS Ir IS P G DIENER ewelefr 4415 'Vinh t bt! t H ARRISBL RC PENNSYLV ANI A I fl ll fl! , 4 I 1 , BTU 1 .Irv Sr. cg: ' 1 'jaw b' fr. BISHEL: Yes, my brother was burnt warming the bcncb. ' . . ' I , , . N N w y A 4 4 J J A A ,, , ' .. ' 4 A I 'C CC . . 1 I, . . A . . SAVE In the investment Worth one hundred cents on the dollar. As little as a dollar a month will start your Savings with THE MIDDLETOWN SAVINGS AND LOAN Assoc1AT1oN ICE AND WOOD PROTECT YOUR HEALTH WITH ICE JHMAY 7' E Hrgh Strttt I hone '7S4IVI MIDDLETOWN PFININSYLVANIA One day Romayne Cerhe fell md hurt herself She thought she was dyrng so she d1etated 1 letter She sa1d Wr1te to Boh and grxe h1m my devoted Ioxe 1nd regards Carhon CODICS to Bud Iohnme Charles and I1mmy TREAT YOURSELF TO THE VERY BEST USE MANBECK S BAKED PRODUCTS THE TRAFFIC SERVICE BUREAU CENERAL TRAFFIC SERVICE Commonxx alth Tru t Burldlng HARRISBLRG PENNSYLVANIA Tm IC SCYIILQ, Blueau CENTR KI IRON NNI? STEEL C O H IIIE -KNII I II F BFNI I HOOX FR II RNITI REC I HKRRINBI Ri I fl ll I 1 I I HH U ' ,, D , Av , 1 y v i . I 2 . . , H . , , 7 . Y 2 ' . I , 5 I , , ' 5 - .H 7 HARRY ,I NEXVTC IN. Tmfhf .IVIIHIILQU GEORK Ili IIACUN. tim-v.II Nlrurzgur HERINIAN gl. XVEISIQR. Sutrftuvx L 1 J ,N N 4 'C ' S I A KY, I , . I. I I . I If .. .'..' f '- I. BU I' II, ..'JIN2CO I I I I . ' ' ' Ii , . If ' 2 'mp ff, ffm: rn 1 fluff ' 'flu rv NED LAUTVIAN ILL LINL B In X L 1I anI Lam? Smo LI Meats o A Km IJRISSLIU 6 HIC XENN UI R SI H IALTH 4 E1t Emzu St t NIIDDLETCXX N PEN NSYLV ANI A CompI1ments o MIDDLETCWN ICE E5 CCLAL CC Ltx R1 S NIIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA Imam Ivlxuzs I II wxehir I xe nexer been Iubbed DOT KRODI L Thlt enouvh to nuke anvbodx mem Comphnents 0 C R PCIST IHS S Lmou St I NIIDDLETQVV N PENNSYLV ANI A H AVE X OL TRIED BRINSER S COFFEE' Ruler LI and PLLL ed In the Mu r an BRINSER S CCRN NIE AL S C BRINSERS SCNS I I ll fl r L II' .ENE ' 1. ' . CC-I. Ik. 'Il . L f Rn ' . I LIA f f ' E' ' 'H ' 3 LS L s rec V, , v , , Sm I Acc tract Y V Y Y . .. . . I 1 ' 'f SZ ' Ie ' ' . iz 1 5 D L ' I js '11 . . . , v . , , ree , Y v, . y I U . , A J 4 L ,J . L. e 1' kc s I , . v L L A 4 1 . . 1 , , , ., , U I HENIRI I'R'XNIIx XX VvI1'5IXI'R I THE HQME DECORATGRS ICP SOUTH UINIOIN STRFFT AII Eitmmtw Carefullx Cmmdered MODERN BEAUTY SHQP SPLLILIII mg III The LII 1937 CfIIHI7I7ldfIIJ7I Fwederlcs Vlta Tmm Pcwnaazult WQICS RmgIct Ends Guaravmed FINC ER WAVIINC1 A SPECIALTY KATI-IRYN L PUC LIESE 57 AIIII St MIDDLETOWN PA BLMXNLHF IQ your Iutghen sm1II7 Bwmax Ib It7 Why If E so EIIIIII WL haw to uw Londemed m1Ik BFLL PHONE 40 ESTIMATES, FURNISHED BARNET PRINTING CO QUALITY SERVICE PRICE 209 N PINE STREET IVIIDDLETOWN PA 1'III,I Um HI1IffI1l1'IIIlfIfIIfH 7 4 I - I I I 1 V - 4. A A I . A . IIIIIIIIU Illpcv IIIIIIQU IIIIUIIW IIIIII EXICTIIIY IIIIII WHIII KTIIINIIIQI T Y . 7 W . 74, Q, . L y N, Y , , I . M . 1. 1' Y' J I I I 7 7 3 4 I 1 IIIIIIIIC IGI Y . 1 - . . I ., I I '. I . , . 4 . ' N - . . . . . - E I . . , , , T ,, . . . . , , . , . ., , A A ' . . x x I E s v . . , . HPI1 1 I AMERICAN LEGIQN MIDDLETOXX NI POST w04 Im Vx xmru lm Worrled SALT 111 XVhy7 hum, bmek Cmnphmems 0, MGTHERS CQNGRESS I ll I Cm n en 5 nf , , - I , Y 4 ,, k e , 7 4 . ' ' :S : f. AIM' XVALTIZR: Suppose our hens should learn how much lwrieklnyers receive for 4 f' 1 A' 's. , ' f 'U GULDEN LEADER MILLING C0 Manufacturers o LICDLDEN LEADER CORN MEAL an 65 VARIETIES QF EEEDS MIIDDLETUWN PENNSYLVANIA KNIGHT S HOME MADE CANDY Spea 5 or ltsel bmi Hue m 1LL1dent7 R L-mms No thmks lubt hui one DQUTRICH S PXLXX AYS RELIABLE CLCTHES ELORSHEIM SHQES STYLE PARK HATS NHDDLETUVJN PENNA RHENS SHQE SI-IGP Rnpuwmg Guamntwd x1IDDLEToWx PENNA I ll I w 1 5 , ss 4 fii , , ,.,,,,-- A. Cl . ..N.'I ll. 'Z . '7 J fx Q.. .. 1 ,- A . 1 J V A A 1 v, . 1. ..,. 1 I 'S J v 4yv ., .. ..,, UNION EMBLEM CCMPANY VALLEY TRLST BLDG PALIMYRA. PA Nfanu apturers 0 FLASS PENNANTS CAPS AND FELT NOVELTIES Full lme 0 Rep e 161 bx E S BASEHORE ly I ll I I f A f A f CLASS RINGS, PINS, CULLEGE .IEWELRY AND INVITATIQNS DELUXE BARBER SHOP SERVICE WITH A SMILE Br tl Bulldlllg SSW Wat rStreet MIDDLETOWN PENINA BELL l HONE W D ROSE HOUSE PAINTER WALL DECORATOR NORMA SToBER People get chzzy when they look at red Ev ZIMMERMAN Do I7 NORMA S I don t know how rnuch you look at hun Compllments 0 Rough Wear Clothmg Company MIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA SAMUEL R HOFFMAN WILLYS KNIGHT WILLYS KISSEL SALES AND SERVICE RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND RADIOTRONS 12 E Mam St MIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA 1101111 IFJ!! es e ' ' 1,. . 1 c 243 Spring St., MIDDLETOWN, PA. Shh WHILE WE TELL YOU College Preparatory and Hrgh School Annuals llce the great parade of American Advertising must lceep pace wlth the modern splrlt ll Editors are accustomed to fund our ser vlces dlstmgulshed by an mdrvldual Art Motif for each annual ll, Business Managers are pleased wrth the exceptronal values they secure at such reasonable costs Yorlc Color Plate Company YORK PENNSYLVANIA rg It ll ll 1 I I 5 I School and College Annual Engravers I 5 'ic XX , 1. L L 'A 'X f A L Autugraphu x IN C OlNLI LIQION rr in 11 x l l hll N1 l 1 ll 1 'If 1 Nif N niewu i ilu re 1 1lI'N N N 1 1 lll1X N N l lfffflll fl ff v ,, Y ,, N , T ,A J L L If illl,l1l in Iliuse- in ,Ox Ywui' spirit n-iii'zi,vS. i'+iii:ifl1'r lim-Ikiix' ywii gin- xmiw. 'l'lii,' may snwiii quill- rwiigli. Hut Qrviiim-uI'tli1'sl iff Yfiu rvzilly liziw Hlllil' In i'm-Viiiiuf. lf wc lizirl .lLlSI lii itvfl WI' 5 vm' ivmtm-fl primwl. Yu 1' hte ilu-ii iiirlcvcl xwulcl lic l'ir XX? Q2 i l only ilu- lmwl. fuiy .',' llzll 1 Sli 'llic iuilly mv'm Il ' ig xwrr rlislmziinrl XX? Iliiiik it luis Jnziii. .Xiiclvm-rl1m'1 mn- xi mp: just um' wurrl. zmfl iw zmi Ilixm igli. XYlz ' 'Q-1' ymi buy. XYQX Jluml fur fziii' play NNI- fllflllil Ie-ll gill llizit iw la wwf ff 'lim-' ST.-NPI