New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

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QK5?-,gg W i',,.gV W , V- WW, I ,I H , ,N VK 45 A W W I , X , 4 fy?-',-' A V' V A. , Q' 5 -N N ,355 4,4 I Y, f f'3g Qk K. ' 1.3 ' ' F .f'YVVj3:xfig,img,Q2jQQQ,T:,g?gAQf,2?.i,k,'f,Ifn.'V31i1 JkLfVvjf-.f,g'gy y, -3 , V k E W ,I - V VV., M ,. 4,-, v.-.V V, , ' -- L 1 - ' ' ff-rf s. f, f ,V - mv.. 1 f ,, !f.i:.V.-11 Yfglf, 'ff'-V ,'hf f '. f - VV, , - M , ,.. V , , . Wg? v A93 ig 'V Q4 A!g'Wl?f4g-f M '71 Lf' 1'v'gT7'f5A 'KE,f ?1r?1?42fs ' 3 W' 'Q , H, if 'Q , V , V Q 5451 1 1 w it if 15 5 ,Q is ,rmkfggig ,K 4 f M, 1 3, JF im NWM4 M L G' 1 'f it of mm Q ig M xt WW 'Q 5 +w ji 5315, S ae' .4 F53 92' K 'fig' . Le ' E K MEMENTO 1949 Published by The Forty-Niners of the Lower Adams Jointure New Oxford, Pennsylvania FOREWORD THROUGH THE DIVISION PAGES OF THIS YEARBOOK, WE DEPICT SCENES OF EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE 100 YEARS AGO. WE, THE CLASS OF 49 , PRESENT THIS BOOK, OUR GREATEST CLASS ACHIEVEMENT, TO THE STUDENT BODY OF THE LOWER ADAMS SCHOOL SYSTEM AS A PERMANENT RECORD OF THE YEAR 1949 AT NEW OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL. DALE AUCHEY, EDITOR TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . . . . . . 3 Seniors ...... . . . 5 Underclassmen . . . . . 15 Activities .... . . . 21 Patrons .... . . . 34 Advertisers , . . . . . 35 2 QW? em A 5- W W T , ' H ,, C: 3, XA 4 in H EW' Q A '7'on, 3 f' '1 1 X XX X IS IT GOLD CAPTAIN SUTTER EXAMINED AND TESTED THE SPARKLING METAL. Administration SCHOOL BOARD 8: FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD-f-EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Standing- Mr. John Myers, Mr. Covfr Cloushcr, Mr. Ray Martin. Mr. O. F. Myers. Sealed Mr. Joseph Chrismer, Mr. C. P. Keefer, Serrefary, ,Mr. Harry C. Brinton, President lllr. Raymond Bauyher, Treasurer. Mr. Chas. Slaybaugh. FACULTY ls! rou' Mrs. Long, Mrs. Budd, Miss Moul, Miss Geisler, Mr. Taylor, Miss Greiman, Mrs Cook. Miss Taylor. End rozr Miss Sporisefler, fllr. HGTHCT, Mr. Comerer, Mr. Dockey Mr. Kratzerl. Mr. Moul, Mr. Flegal, Mr. Bowen, Miss Hulick. 4 U T wtllvs Y -5 45N ff-if 72 i GOLD THE LONG, TEDIOUS DAYS OF DIGGING SOUGHT OUT THE MAIN AT'I RACTION Seniors CLASS HISTORY 1945-1946. A new year started for another group of Freshmen. Many of us were intro- duced to a new system of school life, but soon adjusted ourselves to the changes. We de- veloped many friendships, got used to a new schedule, and settled down for the year's work. Several members of the class joined the band, F. F. A., F. H. A., and others chose to sing in our choruses. Our officers were: President- W. Sieg, Vice PresidentfG. Yealy, Secretary- F. Clark, Treasurer-J. Millar. 1946-1947. The beginning of another school year. Several boys and girls represented our class in sports this year. Our officers were: President-M. Myers, Vice PresidentwG. Horn, Secretary-G. Krug, Treasurer-G. Yealy. 1947-1948. The Senior farewell party was CLASS OFFICERS C. Roland - - - Presidenl J. Wolf' - Vice-President R. Murnmert - - Secrelary G. Yealy Treasurer H. Stough - Reporler our main event. Another highlight was our bake sale. Not only did we enjoy the baking, but it set us up well financially. Our skating party also was a success, everyone taking all the thrills and bruises that could be expected in one evening. Our oiiicers this year were: President-J. Millar, Vice President-G. Krug, Secretary-G. Yealy, Treasurer-W. Sieg. 1948-1949. The Senior Play, Are You Mr. Butterworth? , yearbook, district and state music contests, county music festival and May Queen festivities are the main events of this year. Our officers for this year are: President- C. Roland, Vice President-J. Wolf, Secretary -R. Mummert, Treasurer-G. Yealy. We have come t o the end of our high school days. With these words we extend our best wishes and gratitude to N. O. H. S. for we have spent many happy hours here. 6 X RICHARD W. ADAMS Dick Agriculture Course F. F. A. 1-4. DALE E. AUCHEY Dale Agriculture Course F. F. A. 2-43 Treasurer 33 Secretary 43 Mixei Chorus 43 Boys Chorus 43 Memento Editor 4g Silhouette 4. WILLIAM H. BERWAGER Bill General Course F. F. A. 1-43 Band 2-43 Soccer 2-33 Basketball 1-33 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Boys Chorus 2-4. DOROTHY I. BRAME Dot Home Economics Course F. H. A. 1-43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 43 Memento 43 Silhouette 33 Operetta 3. MARY ANN COOK Cookie Commercial Course Band 1-43 Mixed Chorus 1-43 Girls Chorus 1-43 Softball 23 Basketball 1. 3, 43 Memento 43 Silhouette 43 Operetta 3. CHARLES H. DEATRICK Charlie General Course Band 1-42 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Boys Chorus 3, 43 Memento 43 Silhouette 3, 43 Basketball Mgr. 33 Operetta 3. GLORIA L. ECKER Corky Commercial Course Band 1-43 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 3, 43 Memento 43 Silhouette 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2: Operetta 33 F. H. A. 13 Softball 1, 23 Baton Twirling 1, 2, 3. CHARLES E. GRIEST Charlie Agriculture Course F. F. A. 1-43 Band 1, 43 Boys Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Basketball 1-43 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1-4. BESSIE I- GRIFFIN Bets Home Economic Course F. H. A. 1-45 Band '1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Girls Chorus 1-45 Memento 45 Silhouette 35 Basketball 1-45 Softball 1, 25 Operetta.35 Vice Pres. F. H. A. 4. , JOHN F. HARMAN Johnnie Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 2-45 Boys Chorus 2-45 Silhouette 35 Operetta 3. ' GLORIA HORN Hornie Commercial Course F. H. A. 15 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 45 Girls Chorus 1, ?, 4, Memento 45 Silhouette 3, 45 Class Vice Pres. 2. GQ FREDERICK HOWE Fred Academic Course , ' Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Boys Chorus 1-45 Soccer 2, 35 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Memento 45 Operetta 3. EVA K. KLI NEFELTER KLinie General Course F. H. A, 1, 2, 45 Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls Chorus 1-45 Basketball Mgr. 35 Baton Twirling 25 Memento 45 Silhouette 3, 45 Operetta 3. , ' GLORIA A. KRUG Krugie Academic Course Band 1-45 F- I-L A. 15 Basketball 1-45 Softball 1, 25 Sil- houette 2-45 Class Sec. 25 Class Vice Pres. 35 Band Vice Pres. 35 Memento 45 Operetta 3. JAMES H. MILLAR jim General Course Band 1, 25 Basketball 1-45 Soccer 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys Chorus 15 Memento 4- REGINA E. MUMMERT Tootsie General Course F. H. A. 15 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Band 45 Basketball Mgr- 45 Softball 1, 25 Memento 45 Silhouette 35 Operetta 35 Class Historian 35 Class Sec. 4. MAURICE D. MYERS Ike Agriculture Course F. F. A. 1-43 Basketball 13 Soccer 1, 23 F. F. A. Reporter 23 F. F. A. V. Pres. 33 F. F. A. Pres. 43 Memento 43 Class Pres. 2. LESTER E. NOEL Les Agriculture Course F. F. A. 1-4, Treas 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Boys Chorus 4. CALVIN E. ROLAND Pete Academic Course Band 1-42 Soccer 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Memento 43 Silhouette 3, 43 Class Pres. 4. MARY RUTH SADLER ' . Ruthie Home Economic Course 0 .4H.-'A. 1-43 Class Historian 2: Memento 43 Silhouette JOHN F. SCRIA'ER Jackie General Course giagketball 1, 23 Basketball Mgr. 43 Baseball 3, 43 Soccer ALFRED E. SEGRAVES Al General Course WALLACE R. SIEG Slim Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 Boys Chorus 1, 3, 43 Silhouette 3, 43 Class Pres. 13 Class Treas. 33 Memento 43 Operetta 3. HERBERT H. SPONSELLER Herb Agriculture Course 9 MARTHA M. STOCK Stockie Home Economics Course Band 1-4Q Softball 1, 23 Basketball 1-43 F. H. A. 1-4: Silhouette 43 Memento 43 Operetta 3. HELEN L. STOUGH H Kas Commercial Course F. H. A. 13 Mixed Chorus 3, 43JGirls Chorus 3, 43 Soft- ball 1, 23' Silhouette 3, 43 MementqF43Class Reporter 4, Operetta 3. LAUREL E. TAYLOR Laurie Commercial Course Attended Frailey High School 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 43 Silhouette 43 Memento 43 Basketball 4, RICHARD B. WISEMAN Hliickui Academic Course Basketballxf. 1, K -J . f'.z,i' 5' lliiz JUENE M. WOLF Wolfie Home Economics Course Band 1-4Q Mixed Chorus 1-43 Girls Chorus 1-43 F. H. A- 1, 3, 43 Softball 1, 23 Basketball 3, 43 Memento 42 511- houette 43 Operetta 3. GENE J. YEALY Rummy Conmercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 Boys Chorus 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1-41 Silhouette 33 Memento 43 Class Treas. 43 Class Sec. 33 Vice President. 13 Operetta 3. Colors Burnt Orange and Blue - Flower: Peace Rose Motto Not for one's self but for all. 10 ' CLASS POEM To give you a brief preview of the class of '49, We will try to tell you where and how they shine. DICK and DALE in Ag are fine, They're sure to win just anytime. COOKIE in playing a French Horn does well, She could become a professional, who can tell. TOOTSIE in singing takes the lead, In opera, we know she'll succeed. FRED and KRUGIE in playing cornets do well, Which one is the better, we cannot tell. BESSIE and DOT are seen together everywhere With us their jokes they always share. HORNIE is our soda jerk, At Jim's she's almost always at work. SIS in Home Ec. makes us laugh, We won't forget she was one of our class. GRIEST shines on the basketball floor, And when given the ball, he's sure to score. HELEN is always laughing in study hall, But, she's a great friend of us all. PETE is a very brilliant guy, He never takes time to give the girls an eye. JOHNNY is short, but spry, To us all, he's one swell guy. SIEGIE is about 6 feet 4, And almost always on the dance floor. BILL and HERB are some more farming guys, In knowing how to produce crops, they're very wise. YEALY and SEGRAVES are two of a kind, Seen together everywhere, never on time. JUENE in Home Ec, can sew and knit, To be a housewife, she's economically fit. To be a secretary is ECKER's aim, And to work in an othce is not a game. Basketball is LAUREL's favorite sport, She can hit the basket from the back court. JIMMY and WISEMAN both are good in basketball, Neither are short, but very tall. To get enough sleep, is JACKIE's only thought, He tries to come into class, in the morning, without being caught. In Ag NOEL is a whiz, If you don't think so, just give him a quiz. IKE is president of the F. F. A., He can cut corn and get in the hay. MARY RUTH studies all of the time, I'm sure eventually she'll become an Einstein. In driving, CHARLIE D. surely does shine, And he's usually seen with Janet Kime. EVA plays the alto clarinet in the band, She takes Home EC, but not shorthand. 11 SENIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY CAST Seated-Dale Auchey, Maurice Myers,Fred Howe, Laurel Taylor, and Gloria Horn. Standing- Gloria Ecker, Charles Deatrick, Regina Mummert, John Harman, William Berwager, Bessie Griffin, Mary Ann Cook, and Juene Wolf. CHARACTERS Dan Meredith, the desk clerk - - - Tommy, the bellhop - - - Kat, the elevator operator - - - Mrs. Benson, the wife of the hotel manager Bill Mack McGinnis, the house detective Virginia Blair, a waitress in the coffee shop Miss Arabella Van Cleve, a guest of the hote Katrinka Roden, a scrub woman - - l Leon Bashinsky, a jewelry salesman - - Mr. Butterworth - - - Helen Worth - - Telegraph Boy - - Sylvia DeLaney, show girl - - - Dale Auchey john Harman Bessie Grifjin Mary Ann Cook - Fred Howe juene Wolf - Gloria Horn - Gloria Esker Maurice Myers William Berwager Laurel Tavlor Charles Dealrick Regina zllumrnert Are You Mr. Butterworth is a fast moving plot that takes place in the lobby and coffee- shoppe of the Empire Hotel in New York City. Mr. Bashinsky, a jewelry salesman for Dor- ham and Riffany of New York, has his jewels stolen while staying at the hotel. This turns the hotel into an uproar, everybody becomes suspicious of the other. Tommy thinks that Mr. Bashinsky took the jewels himself and only pretends to lose them. Kat, the elevator operator, thinks that Miss Van Cleve has the diamonds in her little black bag that no one is allowed to handle. Virginia, the coffee shoppe waitress, suspects Sylvia Delaney, the show girl. Mack, the house detective suspects Helen Worth, the new waitress in the coffee- shoppe. These suspicions all prove wrong when they find Miss Van Cleve is hiding a little dog, Sylvia's diamonds are found to be artificial, and Helen Worth is the daughter of Mr. Butterworth, the rich hotel owner. At last Mr. Butterworth comes in with the diamonds found in the laundry bag. 12 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTH We the class of '49, do ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. OUI' Richard Adams, will my agricultural ability to Bill Weigle. Dale Auchey, will my English book to anyone who wants it. William Berwager, will my drum sticks to Louise Crawford. Dorothy Brame, will my ability to sew to Virginia Smith. Mary Ann Cook, will my ability to play the French Horn to Doris Charles Deatrick, will my bookkeeping ability to Doris Auchey. Gloria Ecker, will my shorthand book to anyone who wants it. Charles Griest, will my cowboy tendencies to Wayde Stover. Bessie Grifffin, will my sense of humor to Janet Miller. John Harman, will my good looks to Gerald Mummert. Gloria Horn, will my shortness to Nancy Gable. Fred Howe, will my way with the sophomore girls to Ed Knepper. Eva Klinefelter, will my knowledge of music to ,Ioan Smeltz. Gloria Krug, will my basketball ability to Joan Stough. James Millar, will my basketball ability to Charles Sipe. Regina Mummert, will my slimness to Ethel Miller. Maurice Myers, will my good looks to Elwood Miller. Lester Noel, will my history book to anyone who wants it. Calvin Roland, will my scholastic standing to Herbert Crow. Mary Ruth Sadler, will my English book to Glenn Cooley. John Shriver, will my clowning to Don Meckley. Alfred Segraves, will my wise cracks to Charles Wiseman. Wallace Sieg, will my dancing ability to Harold Koontz. Herbert Sponseller, will my quietness to Patty Keith. Martha Stock, will my height to Iris Kinneman. Helen Stough, will my giggling ability to Kathleen Shriver. , Laurel Taylor, will my typing ability to Dorothy Fuss. Richard Wiseman, will my way with the women to Bob Aldridge. Juene Wolf, will my quiet ways to Nancy Benedick. Gene Yealy, will my physique to Eugene Jones. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our name and fixed seal the First of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-nine. 13 Millar. 21 n Q ' 'W Vfx N f ww! W A 7 4514- dz' 'M W '- 4rI.f 4 6 ' I I . fx -Q 'f-, b gli- a ifsx 4 '3 l 0 eff 75' ff .g i-an is- f ,Q ff: X A Y A -at - A I.: L P A EN 1 7 - Ty! a x rw Ytr' w MANY TRAVELERS COULD NOT MAKE THE LONG A COSTLY TRIP BY WATER, BUT THEY OWNED OXEN AND WAGONS AND TRAVELED MANY WELL- KNOWN TRAILS. nderclassmen JUNIOR CLASS ,JUNIOR CLASS lst row-Ruth Kime, Doris Auchey, Betty Hofacker, Marian Draper, Janet Miller, Nancy Gable, Joan Smeltz, Beulah Chronister, Bernice Laughman, Iris Kinneman, Virginia Smith, Helen Ford. 2nd row-Margaret Hankey, Dorothy Fuss, Madeline Stambaugh, Gwendolyn Hamm, Nancy Benedick, Kathleen Schriver, Dolores Crawford, Louise Demarest, Pauline Sterner, Pauline Harman, Jean Haar, Mildred Baugher, Ethel Miller, Delores Groft, Elizabeth Naill, Elsie Decker, Susan Berwager, Mrs. Cook. 3rd row-William Hull, Edwin Trimmer, Donald Meckley, Charles Sipe, Eugene Jones, Wayde Stover, Kenneth Nace, Herbert Crow, Jerry Berwager, Robert Aldridge, Charles Berwager, Glenn Cooley. CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1946 we arrived at New Oxford High School as Freshmen. It was the beginning of our high school career, and we planned to make it worth while. Our class officers were: President-R. Aldridge, Vice President-W. Staub, Secretary-E. Miller, Treasurer-N. Gable. We started building our class treasury by having a skating party. We entered our Sophomore year determined to show the upper classmen we were no longer greenies , but true Sophomores. Our class officers this year were: President-N. Gable, Vice President-E. Jones, Secretary-J. Miller, Treasurer-R. Aldridge. Our main activities were two skating parties, one at the beginning of the year and the other near the end. We are now The Jolly Juniors of New Oxford and are very proud of it. The class membership is 43. We started off the year by electing the following class officers: Presi- dent-J. Miller, Vice President-J. Smeltz, Secretary-N. Gable, Treasurer-B. Chron- ister. Next, we began work on our Junior Play, Mumbo J umbo. We just had to make a success of our play because it has not been a custom at New Oxford to have a Junior Play. Every night for three weeks the Juniors could be found in the auditorium practicing. We were very happy when November 3rd and 4th were over and our play had turned out to be a success. In November we also had a skating party. The next event of this year is the Junior-Senior Prom to which we are looking forward with great anticipation. Each year many of our members participated in extra- curricular activities. Class Colors-Green and White. Flower-Carnation. Motto-Followers today, leaders tomorrow. 16 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY l L lst row-Ruth Kime, Doris Auchey, Janet Miller, Mildred Baugher. 2nd row-Nancy Benedick, Joan Smeltz, Dolores Crawford, Marian Draper, Jean Haar, Glenn Cooley, Elsie Decker. 3rd row-Iris Kinneman, Kathleen Schriver, Nancy Gable, Ethel Miller, Eugene Jones, Robert Aldridge, Charles Sipe, Edwin Trimmer, Gwendolyn Hamm, Beulah Chronister, Jerry Berwager, Herbert Crow, Wayde Stover. CAST Mrs. Sara Reynolds - - - John, her husband - - Dick Reynolds, a college boy Pee-wee Smith, his pal - Tweety, a hired girl - - - Monahan, a State Policeman - - joan Smeltz, Nancy Benedick - - - - jerry Berwager - - Robert Aldridge - - - Charles Sipe - janet Miller, Mildred Baugher - - - - Wayde Stover Harold Custer, a very polite young man - - - Eugene jones Mrs. Custer, his aged mother - - Dolores Crawford, Marian Draper Mr. Peter Beamish, who is blind ---- Edwin Trimmer Dr. Gaza Omahandra, a West Indian Mystic - - Glenn Cooley Kay Samedi, his ward - - - Kathleen Schrirfer, Nancy Gable Peaches Greeding, a chorus girl - - Ethel Miller, Iris Kinneman Lem Marblehead, Sheriff of Milburn ---- Herbert Crow Miss Emma Burpee, Sheriff of Hope County -Beulah Chronister, jean Haar Daisy, her ten-year-old niece - The Junior Play, Mumbo Jumbo, was a fast-moving three act mystery centering around two college boys, Dick Reynolds and Pee Wee Smith, and their adventures when left alone at Dick's uncle's house in the country. Trying desperately to obtain some money quickly to be used by Pee Wee to secure an annullment from his chorus-girl wife, they decide to start a boarding house. They soon - Doris Auchey, Ruth Kime have a house full of strange guests, including, an elderly lady and man, and Peaches Greeding, Pee Wee's wife. That night Peaches is murdered and every- one in the house is under suspicion. After arguments and accusations, they find that Harold, the least suspected, is really the mur- derei. 17 SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE CLASS lst rowfM. Daum, B. Kessel, B. Newman, R. Sowers, R. Aldridge, A. Krug, J. Adams L. Galrle, L. Craufcrd, Miss Taylor. 2nd roa-f P. Stair, J. Hoflzeins, S. Sager, L. Segraves P. Miller, M. Wolf, E. Kinneman, P. Leib, T. Myers, J. Stough, M. Fuss. 3rd row- 'P Shadle, W. Wehler, R. Sibert, R. Hofaclcer, G. Mirnrnert, J. Millar, P. Pratz-man, L. Raeey J. Berwager, R. Reichart, B. Chronister. FRESHMAN CLASS lst row P. Stair, S. Meckley, P. Newman, H. McDannell, N. Lahman, W. Snyder, L Wentz, Y. Richstein, C. Sozrers, D. Daum, R. Bly, R. Smith, P, Keith, C. Weigle. 2nd row-W H. Myers, C. Horn, M. Reinecker, Jo A. Kratzert, J. Auchey, A. Baker, B. Mauss, P. Mehr- ing, D. Byron, E. Hankey, E. Houser, L. Spicer, M. Masenheimer, D. Smith, C. Naill, D Eline. 3rd rou' C. Marlcel, M. Yohe, C. Gearhart, B. Millar, C. Frankenjleld, H. Koontz D. Taughinbangh. 4th row E. Miller, D. Nace, H. Laughman, J. Sebright, G. Fridinger E. Knepper, K. Kohler, G. Noel, C. Wiseman, G. Herr, H. Costello. H. Millhimes, E. Ken- nedy, F. Laughman, D. Kennedy, E. Deatrick. 18 v y 8th and 7th GRADES EIGHTH GRADE lst row- Mr. Kratzert, G. Witter, J. Heagey, J. Auehey, J. Hankey, E. Myers, S. Sebright V. Senlz, A. Taughinbaugh, P. Deatrirk, D. Hall, D. Miller. J. Yingling, J. Benedick, Mr Comerer. 2nd row M. Lemmon. J. Guise, K. Breighner, R. Byron, J. Sponseller, N. Swope J. Adams, C. Baral, P. Alufine, D. Arentz. G. Little, P. Gaiman, S. Wolf. S. Hofarker, N. J Spangler, M. Rohrbaugh, D. Baker. C. Smeak. S. Keith. E. Lightner. L. Laughman. 3rd rowf R. Reedy, H. Millhimes, J. Crabill, J. Hartlaub. L. Huff. K. Eeker. E, Walker, R. Baker J. Holcomb, M. Cassatt. D. Diehl. R. Ray. J. Kime, L. Duncan. J. Herman, R. Flickinger Ii. Elder, F. Richstein, J. Kratzert, G. Myers. SEVENTH GRADE lst rou' A. Moritz, Mr. Moul, N. Emig, Jo A. Holcolm, N. Myers, A. McDonnell, N Starner, L. Carper, D, McDonnell, D. Lawyer, IW. Naee, J. Herman, B. Smith, B. Fowler N. Peek, Miss Moul. End rou' E. Swope, E. Mumrnert, J. Adams, N. Bortner, M. Rohri baugh, D. Stair. F. Costella. M. Herman, H. Griffin, S. Yohe, F. Laughman, M. Cassatt, H Crushong, S. Flickinger, A. Klinejelter, B. Hankey, C. Weaver, P. Kessel, M. Martin, E Congleton. C. Little, A. Reed. 3rd row- D. Priitzman, D. Shull, F. Wilhelm, H. Shadle, D. Jaroby, C. Decker, R. Fuss. K. Young, A. Patrick, K. Lightner, H. Millhimes, R. Huff, G. Stambaugh, C. Harmon. G. Hoover, K. Benedick. 4th row- J. Haverstirk, B. Witter, P Wilson, P. Dealrick. C. Beaver. E. Taughirzbaugh, D. Harlow, E. Kuykendall, J. Hauser G. Deatrick, R. Laughman, P. Dellinge r, K. Hull,G.Zepp,G. Costella, L. Mummert, J. Laughl man, C. Stoner, E. Wolf, P. Waddell. 19 ELEMENTARY FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADES lst row---Miss Sponseller, R. Hufman, R. Higinbotham, E. Walton, Jo A. Humbert, D. Biesecker, K. Deatrick, M. L. Chronister, R. Baker, R. Noel, C. Orndorjf, J. Dickey, N. Sentz, J. Sponseller, R. Walker, N. Sebright, I. Millhimes, Miss Hnlick. 2rd row!--W. Miller, E. Snyder, A. Chronister, J. James, S. Klinefelter, Y. Ecker, W. Millhimes, D. Kuykendall, E. Anderson, R. Rummel, D. Steiner. E. Kuykendall, M. Sentz, A. Lahman, J. Haverstick, H. Staub. 3rd row-f N. M. Miller, N. J. Hull, J. Lough, S. Dallmeyer, G. Cassatt, W, Baker. S. Emig, C. Sherman, J. Brown, B. Griest, R. Sager, R. A. Roland. 4th row- R. Trump, J. Dysart, M. Loper, A. Biesecker, P. Mummert, G. Freed, A. Carper, J. Merrel, H. Merrel, G. Spangler, V. Bowling, N. Hnmbert, B. Sieg, A. Reynolds, S. Mnmmert, R. Millhimes. Absenteesf- H. Stockman, D. Higinbotham, D. Trump, T. Schriver. FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADES lst row WD.Sponseller,B.Baker,B. Wagner, H. Walton,G. Monl, P. Patrick, S. Kuykendall 2nd rowf' 'Mrs. Budd, P. Smith, R. Knykendall, D. Alwine, E. Higinbotham, A. Eberbarginer M. Kitzmiller, S. Klinefelter, C. Wiles, A. Dockey, A. Pressel, Jr., P. Sager, J. Duttera, J Winebrenner, J, Rnmmel, S. Kitzmiller, Miss Geisler. 3rd row-F. Humbert, C. Noel, P Alwine, K. Millhimes, J. Hull, P. Estep, S. Flegal, J. Martz, G. Byers, T. Cassatt, H. Elder H. Rurnmel, B. Brown, C. Smith, R. L. Halter, S. Smeltz, S. Rhinehart. 4th row-f fN. Budd D. Emig, J. Staub, B. Weikert, L. M. George, P. Groft, A. Beale, P. Dallmeyer, B. Gobrecht D. Rice, C. Straley, N. Taylor, D. Winebrenner, A. Loper, F. Anderson, R. Langhman, B Dockey, E. Loper, J. Spangler. AbsenteesfM. Brendle, B. Miller, R. Noel, N. Anderson, L. L. Bowers, J. Herman, B Hull, P. Laughman, G. Miller, J. Chronister. 20 Q 'im' f I I Z 1' If -2 fiilfxf .1 L ff . X I r 412- Q Sk' lfjj Ii-1-2 Q X 697 ' fr' 6 W HH :rf K , Q-- f fQ...'g , 1.-5555 A , W f - J. 1, P -S A A fp Y, X7 A A N 91 ' 5' I THEIR LIFE BEING VERY ROUGH, THEY STILL HAD A FORM OF ENTERTAINMENT. AT NIGHT THEY WOULD GATHER AROUND A LOG FIRE, JOKE, SING, OR TELL STORIES. c ivities BAND BAND lst row-W Merrill Yohe, Janet Miller, Marian Draper, Alliene Krug, Betty Hofacker, Sylvia Yohe, Shirley Sebright, Jo Ann Kratzert, Eva Klinefelter, Mildred Fuss, Patsy Mehring, Drum Majorette. 2nd row-Phyllis Alwine, Ruth Kime, Dolores Crawford, Mary Reinecker, Kathleen Schriver, Jerry Berwager, Gloria Ecker, Doris Auchey, Doris Millar, Janet Auchey, Mary Ann Cook, Marcella Rohrbaugh, Joyce Myers, Dorothy Daum, Myrna Rohrbaugh, Eileen Myers, Gwendolyn Hamm, Nancy Gable. 3rd rowfCarolyn Sowers, Rachel Smith, Ernest Walker, Shirley Hofaclcer, Evelyn Congleton, Elwood Miller, Charles Griest, John Her- man, Roy Fuss, Herbert Crow. James Kime, Charles Deatrick, Robert Sibert, Martha Stock, Glenn Cooley, Eugene Jones, Paul Prutzman, Gloria Krug, Daune Hall, Janet Benedick, Fred Howe, Dean Nace, John Auchey, Yvonne Richstein, Juene Wolf, Dorothy Fuss, Edwin Trimmer, Joan Smeltz, Nancy Benedick. 4th row4Larry Laughman, William Berwager, Janet Hofheins, Louise Crawford, Patsy Leib, Mary Wolf, Fred Richstein, Calvin Roland, Robert Sowers, Margaret Daum, Ethel Miller, John Kratzert, Mr, Harrier. The New Oxford High School Band was organized in 1932 with at personnel of twenty- four members and Paul A. Hamer as director. The band has increased in membership, and the present band has seventy members. The band is an extra-curricular activity and all the members belong as a result of their own choice. The instrumentation of our band has improved, too, so that now we can satisfy -every part of the musical compositions. The band participated in the State Con- tests starting in 1933, and won in the following years, '36, '37, '39, '40, '41, '42, and '48. The State record above does not include this year's record because this article was written before the results were known. In 1936, the band participated in the Nation- al Contest held in Cleveland, Ohio, where they spent three days. The band was placed in Division Ill which represents a good per- formance. Again, in May 1941, the band participated in the National School Music Competition Festival held at Atlantic City. The judges placed the band in Division I, which represents the best conceivable performance for the event and the class of participants being jlidged were worthy of being recognized as a first place winner. MIXED CHORUS and JUNIOR CHORUS MIXED CHORUS ls! rou' P. Slerner, B. Hojforker. R. Kime, B. Kessel, M. A. Wolf, M. Fuss, B. Lnughman, V. Smiih, P. Slair, J. Slough, B. Newman. A. Krug. 2nd TOII' M. Duurn. J. Srneltz, M. Stumbuugh. G. Hamm, I. Kinrmmun, G. Horn, B. Grzffin, E. Decker, J. Haar, H. Ford. T. Myers, J. Hojfheins, Miss Greimrlrz. 3rd roll' E. Klirzefeller, J. Wolf, G. Erker, D. Brame, S. Brfrwuger, II. Fuss. N. Benedivk, L. Taylor, J. Miller, D. Aurhey, M. Baugher. 41h rou' ID. Nose, ll. Kennedy, R. Mummerf. K. Srhriver. C. Wisemrm, P. Prulzman, E. Millar, B. Chronisler, N. Gable, M. A. Cook. E. Miller, D. Cranford, M. Draper, H. Slough. 51h rou' A Il. Aurhey, L. Noel, C. Griesi, C. Sipe, G. Fridinger, G. Yealy. F. Howe. W. Sieg. J. Millar, lf. Aldridge, W. Herzmger, C. lleafrirk, M. Myers, H. Crow, J. HIIf?7l'IIl. JUNIOR CHORUS Isl rou' B. Hankey, N. Borlner, M. Nuce, A. McDonnell, N. Myers, P. Kessel. C. Weaver, M. Herman, B. Smith. Jo A. Holcomb, A. Ellfflhlnnell, H. Grzffln. 2nd row- K. Benedick, .l.Lr1uyhm11n. H. Mrllannell. J. Hankey, E. Mummerl. I1.S77LI'fh, G. Willer. S. Fl1'c'k1'nger, ll. Mf'IJr1nnell, S. Der-ker. A. Klinefelfer, D. Stair, C. Liftle, C. Naill, G. Hoover, Miss Grei- mon. 3rd row F. Wilhelm E Lighlner, IJ. Eline, M. Masenheimer, R. Byron, S. Keith, M. Crzssrltl, N Park, N. Lohman. A. M. Baker, E. Hnrzkey, IJ. Daum. G. Sfombnugh. 4th rmoizr. P. Wilson, J. Crobill. K. Erker, J. Hengey, J. Sponseller, J. GIIIISG. P. Waddell, L. . ummerl. 23 MEMENTO - SILHOUETTE MEMENTO STAFF lst rou' Jfr. Bowen, Laurel Taylor, Dale Auchey, Gloria Krug, Jtlauriee Myers. 2nd row - Juene Wolf. Mary Ruth Sadler, Eva Klinefelter, Regina Murnrnert, Mary Ann Cook, Gloria Ecker. Gloria Horn, Bessie Griffin. 3rd row 'Charles Griest. William, Berwager, Gene Yealy. gilendStoagh. Dorothy Brarne. ith row Fred Howe, Wallace Sieg, Alfred Segraves, Calvin no an . SILHOUETTE STAFF lst row Mr. Bowen, Gwendolyn Hamm, Dorothy McDannell, Janet Miller, Nancy Gable, Helen Slough, Alice MrDannell, Mildred Baugher, bliss Taylor. 2nd rowff Carolyn Sowers, Nancy Benediek, Margaret Daurn, Shirley Meckley, Gloria Horn, Mary Wolf, Elizabeth Naill, Mary Sadler, Dolores Crawford, Joan Heagey, Joan Srneltz, Doris Auehey 3rd row Jerry Berwager. Robert Sibert, Ethel Miller, Gloria Krug, Dale Auchey, Charles Sipe, Ray Aldridge, Robert Sowers, Jo Ann Kratzert, Eva Klinefelter, Juene Wolf, Gloria Ecker, Mary Ann Cook, Laurel Taylor, Robert Aldridge, Charles Griest, Charles Deatrick, Calvin Roland. 24 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA l i l F.F.A. lst row Mr Kratzert, William Berwager, Lester Noel. Glenn Cooley, Maurice Myers, Dale Anrhey, Charles Griest, Wayde Stover. Mr. Donkey. 2nd row Bendar Millar, John Berwager, William Weigle, Paul Wine, Dean Nare, Carl Frankenfield, Henry Costello. Charles Weigle. Edward Kennedy 3rd ron' Charles Beriziager. Glenn Herr. Larry Rarey, Junior Sebright, Herbert Crow, George Noel, Kenneth Nare, Richard Adams. F. F. A. ACTIVITIES Our chapter was granted a charter on the 29th day of March, 1939. In 1939 when our chapter was started it had 16 members in- cluding the adviser. The chapter has increased from 16 members to 26 members over a period of ten years. The chapter has more activities now than it did in 1939. The F. F. A. boys have organized a seed- OFFICERS President - - Maurice Myers Vice President - Glenn Cooley Secretary - Dale Auchey Treasurer - Lester Noel Reporter Charles Griest Sentinel - Wayde Stover Chaplain - - William Berwager co-op, basketball team, and Parent and Son banquet which is generally held in the fall of the year. With all the profit that the boy's make in a year, they plan a trip which is taken after the school term is over. There have been several honorary member- ship pins given to men who have helped our chapter. They are as follows: Mi. Charles C. Taylor, Mr. Selon Dockey, Mr. Charles Stough, Mr. George Adams, Mr. Robert Keith, Mr. Lester Kime, and Mr. Ivan M achtly. 25 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F F. H. A. lst row--Juene Wolf, Bessie Griffin, Pauline Sterner, Marian Draper, Jean Haar, Miss Mellinger. 2nd row-fLorene Segraves, Gwendolyn Hamm, Bernice Laughrnan, Virginia Smith, Madeline Starnbaugh, Helen Ford, Barbara Newman, Pauline Stair, Mary Ruth Sadler, Eva Klinefelter, Martha Stock, Ethel Kinnernan, Dorothy Brarne. OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Historian The F. H. A. Club had many activities dur- ing the past year. The first undertaking was to sell chocolate milk at noon, then a bake sale in November, followed by the selling of purses and assorted greeting cards. Members of the club assisted in the serving at the Band Fair and prepared the F. F. A. Parents and Son Banquet. A Tea was served juene WOU Bessie Griffin Marian Draper Pauline Sterner jean Haar to the faculty on Valentine's Day, and a Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held in the Spring. The colors of the club are red and white. Red stands for courage and determination, and white for purity of purpose. The club flower is the red rose, and the motto is To- ward new horizons. 26 l,1'l In lffrfhf .ivan Ilaar, Elsfv Il1'r'lff'r, .U1'Idr'r'd I?fI1lg1l14'1', Jana! Millar, .'HlI7'I-1171 llra CHEERLEADERS 8: BATON TWIRLERS CIIEERLICADERS f . lanvl :xIll'lll'!l. Anna .Uar'l?ak1'r,Ga'1'nd'mIyn Hamm. BATON TWIRLERS Imff in lfighl Barbara Jlauss, ,Varian Drapvr, Ellml Millar, Nanry Bmzedkk. Yvonne lfirh slain, lfarlwl Smilh. fvf'Nfl'T Palsy .1lchr1'ny,Ilr1un Qllajorefle. 27 par. BASKETBALL BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right-Robert Aldridge, Charles Sipe, Charles Griest, Richard Wiseman, Wayde Stover, James Millar, Fred Howe, Gene Yealy, Gerald Mummert, William Hull, Mr. Flegal, coach. The New Oxford dribblers got off to a good start this year, playing 11 exhibition games be- fore entering into any league contests. In league competition, New Oxford lost only 2 games, both to Boiling Springs. Despite the fact that this year's team did not add a trophy to the case, it was considered an unusually successful season with a record of 18 wins and 5 defeats. This was Coach Flegal's second year at New Oxford, and he has continued the fine work he started last year. The team, equipped with white satin sweat suits, maroon and white striped socks, and white shoes, presented an excellent appearance on the floor. Co-Captains Jim Millar and Charles Griest led the team, Other starters were: R. Wiseman, G. Yealy, and G. Mummert. F. Howe, a senior, also saw plenty of action. 0 28 N. O. 39 28 34 35 45 39 26 46 35 33 25 62 37 48 49 61 48 45 33 49 38 38 51 64 Jr. Varsity and Jr. High BOY'S JUNIOR VARSITY AND JUNIOR IIIGII BASKETBALL Mr. Moul and Mr. Bowen, eoac-hes. lst ro11'!Larry Gable, Leonard Weniz. Elwood Miller. Edgar Knepper, Charles Wiseman, Junior S0briahi,Gilberi Fridinger, Harold Koontz, Joel Millar. Kenneth Kohler, Dean Nate Ray Aldridge, Bendar Millar. 2nd row' Dale Prulzman, Ernest Walker. Harold Shadle, Pele Wilson. Kemrelli Eeker, Haber! Baker, Dean Ilielzl, Fred RI'l'llSlf'I.7l, Larry lllummert, Donald Jacoby, Larry Lauglzmari. Kmirielh Beriediek, John Herrnarz. 3rd rofu'-Robert Reich arf, Merrill Yohe, Burnell Chrorzisler, Managers. VARSITY North York CAD Red Lion CHD Manchester CAD Dover CHD Scotland CAD Manchester CHD Alumni CHD North York CHD Dover CAD Scotland CHD Red Lion CAD York Springs CAD Boiling Springs CAD Biglerville CHD Littlestown CAD East Berlin CHD York Springs CHD Delone CAD Boiling Springs CHD Biglerville CAD Littlestown CHD Delone CHD East Berlin CAD Quincy CHD Opp. N. O. JR. VARSITY 31 Red Lion CHD 34 Manchester CAD 27 Dover CHD 22 Scotland CAD 34 Manchester CHD gg North York CHD Dover CAD ig Scotland CHD 37 Red Lion CAD 33 York Springs CAD gg Boiling Springs CAD Biglerville CHD gi Liltlestown CAD 39 East Berlin CHD 32 York Springs CHD 4 Dclone CAD 39 Boiling Springs CHD 3? Biglcrville CAD 30 Littlestown CHD 29 Delone CHD 30 East Berlin CAD Opp 56 13 12 36 23 42 12 27 52 14 37 22 22 23 17 56 15 13 16 46 18 A Junior varsity, coached by Mr. Bowen, consisted of ninth and tenth graders. Their record was 12 wins and 9 defeats. The junior high team 'did not have a league schedule, but Coach Moul arranged 9 games for them with North York, Biglerville, Hanover and St. Mary's. Their record for the season was 3 wins and 6 defeats. GIRL'S BASKETBALL GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right- Alliene Krug. Bessie Griffin, Juene Wolf, Ethel Miller, Beulah Chfronister, Mrs. Long, coach, Regina Mummert, manager, Mary Ann Cook, Martha Stock. Laurel Taylor, Gloria Krug, Nancy Benedick. The Girl's Varsity Basketball team enjoyed it's most successful season in the history of the school. They copped the Adams County Championship with a record of nine victories and one loss. In addition seven exhibition games were won. The Seniors are proud of it's personnel on this championship team. Namely: Laurel Taylor, Gloria Krug, forwardsg Juene Wolf, Bessie Grifhn, Martha Stock, and Mary Ann Cook, guards. Other members of the squad were: Nancy Benedick, Ethel Mil- ler, Beulah Chronister, Alliene Krug, and Patsy Leib. The Girl's Junior Varsity, chalking up seven wins, five losses, and two ties, exhibited ability which can be developed into another champion- ship team next year. 30 l 4. GIRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lst row-Sylvia Sager. Rachel Smith, Joan Stough, Mary Wolf. 2nd row- Nancy Lahman, Janet Hofheins, Mrs. Long, coach. Nancy Gable. manager, Jo Arm Kratzert, Patsy Leib. GIRL'S VARSITY Dover CHD Dover CAD York Springs CAD Biglerville CHD Little stown CAD Boiling Springs CHD East Berlin CHD Scotland CHD York Springs CHD Boiling Springs CAD Biglerville CAD Scotland CAD Littlestown CHD East Berlin CAD G IRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY Opp. N. O. Opp 13 17 Dover CHD 21 23 20 Dover CAD 23 34 26 York Springs CAD 19 26 13 Biglerville CHD 23 35 25 Littlestown CAD 17 24 27 Boiling Springs CHD 21 19 17 East Berlin CHD 12 26 15 Scotland CHD 12 20 41 York Springs CHD 22 32 8 Boiling Springs CAD 14 32 1 12 Bigleiville CAD 35 17 16 Scotland CAD 16 29 19 Littlestown CHD 15 33 16 East Berlin CAD 16 31 BASEBALL BASEBALL 1st rowff Leonard Wentz, Larry Gable, Robert Aldridge, Harold Koontz, Edgar Knepper' Charles Griest, Gerald Mummert, Bendar Millar. 2nd row-Mr. Bowen, Charles Gearhart, William Hull, Jack Schriver, William Berwager, Richard Adams, Kenneth Kohler, Merrill Yohe, and Mr. Flegal. Aldridge, Gerald Mummert, Larry Gable, and Merrill Yohe, The new candidates for the team are mostly Freshmen, so the teams of the future should be experienced. At the time of this writing no practices or games have been held. However, the outlook for the season is favorable. The boys who return from last year are as follows: Charles Griest, J ack Schriver, Robert SCHEDULE April 13 Hanover Home April 27 Littlestown Home April 29 York Springs Away May 6 Boiling Springs Home May 10 Hanover Away May 13 Biglerville Away May 17 St. Francis Home May 20 East Berlin Home May 27 St. Francis Away 32 Fl'ff7'.gI'f W 5 ' ' f !!!!5 X Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs David Alwine Sz Family W. C. Alwine, Jr. Clarence Bittinger George L. Bowen, Jr. Mr. Herbert E. Bryan Mr. Paul A. Comerer Mr. Sz Mrs. J. M. Cook Mr. Sz Mrs. Selon F. Dockey The Dress Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Howard E. Ecker A Mrs. Sarah L. Estep Mr. Sz Mrs. H. B. Flaherty Mr. Sz Mrs. Martin Flegal Miss Marie K. Geisler Mrs. William D. Himes Dr. Sz Mrs. K. S. Hoffrneister Mr. Sz Mrs. Martin L. Horn Sz Family Mr. Sz Mrs. Harper Howe PATRON S Miss Lottie E. Hulick Dr. Sz Mrs. S. A. Kirkpatrick Mr. Sz Mrs. John L. Kratzert Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul W. Krug Miss Ferne E. Moul Mr. H. Edgar Moul Mr. Sz Mrs. Ira Mummert Mr. Sz Mrs. Herman Myers New Oxford Aluminum Company Noel's Meat Market Mr. Sz Mrs. William H. Snyder, Jr Miss Z. Ruth Sponseller Staub's Shoe Repair Mr. Sz Mrs. Theodore Stough Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Archie Sturms Mr. Sz Mrs. Chas. C. Taylor Mr. Harry Weaver Mr. Sz Mrs. Ruelle Wolf Sz Family AC KNOWLEDGEMENT I wish to express thanks to the teachers, students, patrons and advertisers who have supported this Yearbook of 49 , thus making the publishing of it possible. We are especially grateful to Mr. Bowen, our class adviser, who gave unstintingly of his time and effort. Any acclaim which this book may receive will be a credit to the class of 49 only as it is reflected through Mr. Bowen. A LAUREL E. TAYLOR, Business Manager. vertizing 34 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IS OUR WISH TO THE FORTY-NINERS J IM'S RESTAURANT OXFORD ICE CREAM Wholesale and Retail COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. J. F. SANDERS Teacher of Piano and Organ J. W. Fischer Sl Company Office Supplies and Equipment Books - Stationery Greeting Cards - Gifts Portable Typewriters - Luggage Kodaks and Photo Supplies 28 Carlisle Street HANOVER, PA. EDWIN SN YDER GENERAL MERCHANDISE GAS Sz OIL Phone 134-R-3 R. D. 2, New Chester, Pa. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Makes Sold, Rented, Repaired ADDING MACHINES C. L. EICIIOLTZ NEW OXFORD, PA. ALWINE BRICK COMPANY BRICKMAKERS SINCE 1851 NEW OXFORD, PENNA. BRICK I JOHN C. MYERS I BLOCK II. C. Staub Motor Co. KAISER-FRAZER SALES 81 SERVICE Rototillers 81 Equipment Dunlop Tires AAA Gulf Gas 8a Oil GROCERIES Keystone Service K Phone 27-R-11 New Oxford, Pa. R .I BREN DLE 0 0 COMPLIMENTS EGGS POULTRY ' I OF WHOLESALE 8z RETAIL I Phone 140 I NEW oXFoRD, PA. 1 I NEW OXFORD ITEM 36 COMPLIMENTS OF ABBOTTSTOWN STATE BANK AMERICAN SECURITY IS YOUR SECURITY BUY AND HOLD U. S. SAVINGS BONDS ALLEN S. PRESSELL FL ORIST SAY IT WITH FLOWERS WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS PH 637 BROADWAY ONE 3-5277 HANOVER, PA. LINCOLN WAY SALES 81 SERVICE C. R. 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Phone New Oxford 9059-R-2 WE BUY AND SELL The Willow Run Anfique Shop D. M. Hoffman Lincolnway East, New Oxford, Pa. FURNITURE AND GLASS PARK HOTEL ON THE SQUARE Regular Dinners Served BABY SHOPPEE CENTER SQUARE COMPLIMENTS OF Smith's Menas Shop UN THE SQUARE 38 CANNON SHOE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Farmers SL Merchants Bank NEW OXFORD, PA. J. R. ROBINSON 1 FEED, COAL sl WOOD Sunoco Gardens COMPLETE A T0 z SERVICE ,GAS 8. FUEL 13 R-4 New Oxford, Pa. CROSS KEYS DINER OPEN NIGHT SL DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY 8 P. M. T0 SUNDAY 8 P. M. John E. George, Prop. 39 Atlantic Petroleum Products DISTRIBUTED BY Aero Oil Company NEW OXFORD, PA. Your Texaco Dealer WHERE SERVICE 81 PRODUCTS ARE TOPS JOHN F. DUTTERA, PROP. CLASS OF 34 Adams County Farm Bureau Cooperative NEW OXFORD BRANCH COM PLIMENTS OF Old Quaker Pretzel Co. NEW OXFORD, PA. Hearth-Baked Pretzels Food Products BAKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS Telephone Bakery New Oxford 35-R-5 Lincolnway East FRED G. KLUNK, PROP. ' 40 LEIB'S SERVICE STATION A. D. 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BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE OVERBAUGH GARAGE Auto Repairing TIRES WELDING TUBES OIL Phone 153 NEW OXFORD ,PA. R. A. Sibert's Garage General Repairing Welding Phone 152 Goodrich Farm Tires High Street New Oxford, Pa. I Phone Gettysburg 954-R-13 COMPLIMENTS OLD MILL INN OF SERVING BEST OF FOOD Hemminger's Rexall Good Health To All From Rexall 45 Shenk 85 Tittle EVERYTHING FOR SPORT - PHONE 3-6067 313 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF Stenger Musle House 110 BALTIMORE STREET HANOVER, PENNA. Thompson College 205 S. George Street 18 N. Fourth Street York, Penna. Harrisburg, Penna. 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