New Cumberland High School - Shawnee Yearbook (New Cumberland, PA)

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Blue Moon to Play for Junior Prom Tonight Junior class will entertain seniors and their guests with the music of the Blue Moon orchestra at the annual junior prom in the Hershey balh'oom this evening. Each couple will receive a red and white tally to keep a schedule of his dances. In behalf of the class, Donald Stevens, junior president, will present a gift to each senior girl as a token of memory. William llannum heads the orchestra committee assisted by Doris Patrick, Ena Reeser, Charles Sunday, and Robert Winter. . Sale of tickets is in charge of Robert Eslinger, whose aides are Edmond Brambley, Mary Katherine Miller, Ruth Kohle, and Retty Schade. Ruth Cannon, chairman of the tally com- mittee has as assistants Frank Paul, Margaret Stoner, Alice Mader, and Rachel Long. . f Robert Railing will take care of transportation with Ray- mond Hoffman, Ralph Mathias, Annalee Urich, and Jean Wire helping. Those juniors composing the reservation committee are VVilliam l-lrockman, chairman, Jeanne St. Pierre, and Paul Snoke. Fretwell To Address Commencement Assembly Dr. Elbert Fretwell, of Columbia university will deliver the feature address at the commence ment exercises of the class of 1940 of New Cumr berland high school to be Seniors Gain i ' presented in the high schoo auditorium May 28 at E ' o'clock. l'ilQl'l Honors Entire program is: Ovcrturc, Future in Class Day Assembly D i s t i ll g u ish e d hono1's are granted to ii seniors who have at- tained an average of 90M or above during their 4 years in high school, according to Charles Gem- mill, supervising principal of New Cumberland schools. They are, alphabetically ar- ranged: Joan Bender, Nancy Corl, Edgar Gaston, John Kelso, Esther Sweigart, and Connie Wise. Each year this honor is awarded to those graduates who achieve this rating. Seniors Depict Past, Present, Invocation, licuediction ltcucssional lliyll .biflllllll U1'rln'.rI1'u Pri vccssil mal Rc-:'. C, , , I lfllfllrf' Roy lx'4'jfcr Greetings, C'or1.rlllr1l'c ll'i.vl', Cluu l'll lui ' 'xlz 1' Yllfill Solo. lit'lll'l ll1ll'l'Ii'1'll Prcscutation of Spcakcr. John Kcl.ro Main .-Xclclrcss, Hr. lfllrcr! lf. l rcI7d'1'll Music, .Sit'7IlUl' C'lu.v,r fillII1'l1.Y l7i1'l'l'fl'rl ltr .lcuu ll' all Prcseutatiou of Prizes. Prcscutatiou of Diplomas. ll vlllltlllli Past, Present and Future, theme of the annual class day program, was presented in the form of a radio broadcast, May 24. Past was depicted by the class history read by Nancy Corlg will, 1'ead by Joan Bender and Pearl llartwellg and a movie of the '40 class in Junior high school. Who's VVho and a senior movie portrayed the Pre sent and the class prophecy and gifts represented the Future. ' Rev. Lutz to Present Baccalaureate Sermon at Trinity United Brethren Services Baccalaureate services for the '40 graduates will take place in the Trinity United Brethren church, this Sunday evening, May 26, at 7:30. The Rev. L. VValter Lutz will present his sermon, Standing in One Spot, to seniors and their guests. Rev. G. Arch Williams will give the invocation after which the Rev. E. S. Falkenstine will read the scripture lesson. Rev. G. R. Hoverter will lead the prayer and response. The anthem, Behold, Now Praise the Lord, will be presented by the church choir. Rev. D. F. Mowery will offer prayer. The benediction will be pro- nounced by Rev. Williams, followed by a period of silent meditation.