North York High School - Panther Yearbook (North York, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1935 volume:

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I ffy Command of Fundamermfa, processes ff f 1 1 f' 1 Useful Vocaffon ' ff Cshzensfvzp j Mrfhg Home lylernberslmp ,z -ff , .Eflvicnf Cfwaracier 74X 7 7 .,., ' Mrfkq Use of Leisure iff f , fn He-aJH1 anal Safehj Q 41 - X ,X if 1 1. f , ,A h I, ffffvfff ff I if X X Av T V!Vl7 , '!Af,'41, fi Ugkcfivaz 54012 amy Lccfucafion U55 gwfldizgfii 7 Q35 fDLLEfi4g.s4f gy kgs Ssnioz Ulla: of Jvozffi Wolf Scgoof qfwfiolz Lvuifcfing Qgfaybcj 'zo wel cqucfifo 'zium 0750107 We're tired ot sailing our little boat F ar Within the harbor bar. We're going out Where the big ones float, Out Where the great ones are. And should our crafts prove too slight For the storms that pass o'er, Better to go down in a stirring fight Than drowse to death by the shore. U55 gwfzazgfaz 7935 U55 Alflcvzgfsz, 7Q35 be Lcafton K r r Lest we forget that the good ot men lives after them, we dedicate this Work with respect to the memory ot Prof. Elwood I. McGuigan, Whose untiring efforts and unlolemished character have been an inspiring and guiding influence in the shaping ot our destinies. 455- U55 Spazgfgz, 1935 The Staff Editor-in-Chief Evelyn Eahs, '35 Associate Editors Erma Punk, '35 Russell Helwig, '35 Mary Hake, '35 Helen Kochenour, '35 Margaret Lichtenberger, Lillian McComas, '35 Artist Evelyn Abel, '36 '35 Business Manager lohn Saylor, '35 Associate Business Managers Isabel Beshore, '35 Gladys Botterbuscli, '35 Ruth Everhart, '35 Gladys Frantz, '35 Syloilla Sollenberger, Velma Sunday, '35 Photographer William Blessing, '35 '35 Rosella Ream, '35 Dorothy Ensminger, Gerald Snyder, '36 Reporters lsabel Brehm, '37 '36 Romaine Hoffman, '37 Rosella Sauerwald, '37 Kathryn Swartz, '38 -Q 5 D- 4 '1 - - Rkxf' fl, X, 7 H 1 , . -1' 1 i v Al - 9717 3329! gg J PVVV W L ff? if ff , 'WM Q ,ALM lf.: :Fr IW? 'D ff fn ,44 id,-Ill, ,V -,-: ff Y CYOHZHZCLIQJ O f gLLfZC!CU725l2fC?,! 9310454555 U55 Sfiazgfgz, 1935 Professor Irvin R. Snyder. M. S. Supervising Principal of the North York Schools, received his college -education at Millersville State Normal School and later attended Gettysburg College, Where he obtained his M. S. degree. l-le is now taking graduate Work towards a Ph. D. degree at the University ot Pennsylvania, Philadel- phia, Penna. -cgy U55 cgflazilfm, 1935 Mr. Henry A. Mitchell. B. S. Graduate of East Stroudsburg State Normal School, class of l92l, anol also, ot Franklin and Marshall College, class ot 1924. Teaching experience: Millersburg High School, Milersburg, Perma., Mount Ioy High School, Mount Ioy, Penna. Instructor in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Health, principal ol High School, adviser of Science Club, director of plays and operettas. -f9,- U5 5 mgfsz, 1935 MISS LAURA BURK.ET, B.S. Graduate of Millersville State Normal School, class of 1931. Teaching experience: Vintondale High School, Vin- tondale, Penna. Instructor in Problems of Democracy, His- tory, and Iunior Business Training, school librarian, adviser of Library Club. MR. CHARLES C. LEBER, A.B. Graduate of Lebanon Valley College, class ot 1924, and attended Springfield College, 1925-26. Teaching experience: Mechanicsburg High School, Mechanicsburg, Penna., Poly- technic Institute, Philadelphia, Penna. Instructor ot General Science, Health, History at North York High School, also coach of boys' junior basketball and baseball teams, girls' basketball team and track, adviser oi Booster Club. MISS ALVERTA LECRONE, B.S. Graduate of Elizabethtown College, class ol 1930. ln- structor in Typewriting, Stenography and Iunior Business Training. MR. RAY E. HEILMAN, A.B. Graduate of Grove City College, class of 1932. ln- structor in Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Training, Commercial Geography, Office Practice, also coach ot varsity basketball and baseball teams. -K 10 D- ,,,....,,,L.rn,,- t 1. .. 5, -r,,,:ei'i,M 'r gp lgifi igaggi ,. ,. ,gif 'M in r . 3 -:,.- to V , U55 cfflazgaz, 1935 MRS. KATHRYN L. MYERS, Mus.B. Graduate of Susquehanna University, class of 1929. Took graduate work at New York University in 1931-32. Instructor in music and directress of operettas, MR DEAN B. ARMOLD, MJ-X. Graduate of Gettysburg College, class of 1929. Re- ceived M. A. degree at the University of North Carolina, class of 1933. Teaching experience: Somerville High School, Somerville, N. I., The Hun School, Princeton, N. I. Instructor in Latin, French, and English, adviser of the School News and the Sparlcler and Art Club. MR. C. CLINTON RUBY, B.S. Graduate ot Gettysburg College, class of 1934. Teach- ing experience: Hallam Borough School. Instructor in Mathematics, adviser of Mathematics Club. MR. ROBERT E. EVERHART, A.B. Graduate of Gettysburg College, class of 1934. ln- structor of English and Commercial Geography, adviser of Dramatic Club, director of plays. -K 11 D- Ufia Alfsazifgfz, 1935 MR. CLIFFORD S. GUNNET, A.B. structor in History and English. gacuffy Cgankgzi This year there have been several changes in the assignments of the the members of the faculty of North York High School. Mr. Robert E. Everhart and Mr. C. Clinton Ruby had taken their positions in the beginning of the school term, the latter filling the vacancy left by his sister, Mrs. Beryl Ruby Abel. During the illness of Mr. E. I. McGuigan, Mr. Clifford Gunnet was called as a substitute and, upon the former's death, was retained by the board of education. Then Mr. Mitchell assumed the position of high school principal. Among the extra-curricular duties, Mr. Armold was made faculty adviser of school publications, Miss Laura Burket, school librarian, and Mr. Everhart, in conjunction With Mr. Mitchell, director of plays-all of which Mr. McGuigan formerly had charge. -K 12 ,- Graduate of Gettysburg College, class of l934. ln- I, 2 - - 2 1: 4,77 K g ' If 2--T ,I ,V r , -l,.C?. v. ' Ci? R i 'C if J' 1 1,11 A -- 'L-.iql.:Jn ' '- W Hx A .l..,.4..., ' , ,1 QT1 . , .,.. Hi: fi i X fu xxx ,,,vT,iTi-in 5 sl, V fl i,'i1 KMX Q - N I 1 413+ 'ff 171A 4 L' N '-f 9-14 0 xii, gf?fi j, -f e iii! 27217 is i 2 7ii?f1Ti 11ii 1, K- , y if Qjii- L.. V:-gif H' W fx, , 1 5, H, ,, -f .Tlx xg R' .Q-11'T T I QT-C 12141 . f' 'rr ,-in - --.H W-..-N , M5 '15g,-- -- -f , --- W- ,,.4 - --ffizfgfifik. , L'g 4 6-'Lfluf aafuf Qfocafion U45 Alfzwrff.-n, 47935 MAURICE BAKER Classical Activities-Bazaar Committee Z, Science Club: 4. Maurice is the shy boy of our class. He is not interested in the opposite sex, but he didn't have his dream yet, any- way, it is sure to come some day. Baker is very intel- ligent in Math and in his other studies in the classical course. Maurice has not yet decided what his future plans are, but, whatever he chooses, he is sure to do well. ROBERT BARTON Commercial Activities-Soccer: l, Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball: l, Op- eretta: l, 2, 3: Bazaar Committee: 2, Class President: 3, Class Plays: 3, 4, Track: 2, 3, 4, Glee Club: 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club: 4. Behold! the heart smasher of the class. Many girls fell for Bob during his high school career, but finally one cap- tured him. Bob is noted for his athletic ability, he al- ways plays a good and clean game of basketball, Also, he has secured many honors in track. Barton is very intelligent in his studies and partic- ipated- in a large number of school activities. No matter into what field he goes for his life work, the class of '35 wishes him lots of good fortune. ISABEL BESHORE Classical Activities-Girl Reserves: 1, Z, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee: 2, Volley Ball: l, 2, School News: l, 2, 3, 4, Managing Edi- tor of School News: 4, Play Usher Committee: 3, Play Committee: 4, Sparkler: 4, Glee Club: 4. lsabel has the distinction of walking to York more often than any sudent: however, she has good reason, for she's the managing editor of the School News. ls has a great desire for extra curriculars and has aided both the class and the school in many functions. Beshore hasn't time to worry, hence she is always making friends and keeping them. Her optimism will do much in helping her attain success in the future, WILLIAM BLESSING Classical Activities-Athletic Association: l, 2, 3, 4, School News: l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball: 2, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee: 2, Base- ball: Z, Class Play: 3, Ring Committee: 4, Vice President of Class: 1. Did you say something about basketball? Well, here's a boy who is especially interested in this sport and knows how to play, too. Vic seems to have a continual attrac- tion on North Duke street,-continual, because the affair has been going on tor nearly four years. By the way he- ob- tains ads for the school paper, there would be chances that Blondie might become a successful business man, however, instead of choosing this vocation, he is going to he a second Lindbergh, a special distinction to our class. -K 14 5- U55 glfldlgfii 1935 PAUL BLUM Commercial Activities-Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club: 25 Baseball: 3, 45 Soccer: l5 Dramatic Club: 45 President of Class: 45 President of Athletic Association: 45 Track: 2, 3, 45'Class Play: 45 Ring Committee: 45 Operetta: 2, 35 Commence- ment Speaker. Sime is the heartbreaker of our class. He has a girl in every class, just as a sailor has a sweetheart in every port. Scottie has proved to be a basketball hero. He is superior in this field, and we hope he may be a professional some day. Sime has some trouble with the opposite sex5 he cannot make up his mind if it's to be a certain blonde or brunette. We hope he does not wait too long or he may be left out altogether. BYRON BORING Commercial Activities-Basketball: 2, 3, 45 Operetta: 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer: lg Glee Club: l, 2, 45 Play Ticket Committee 3, 4. Byron is one of our basketball players. He has proved himself to be reliable on the basketball floor. Although he is a quiet, reserved boy, Bugs can be seen surrounded by classmates discussing happenings about the game the night before, Byron also displayed his vocal ability in four oper- ettas. Ambition takes a great interest in the commercial work. After you learn to know him, he is a real friend. We know he will succeed in whatever he attempts. GLADYS BOTTERBUSCH Classical Activities-Vice President of Dramatic Club: 45 Vice Presi- dent of Glee Club: 45 Class Treasurer: l, 2, 3, 45 Class play: 45 Play Program Committee: 35 School News: 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheering Section: 45 Girl Reserves: l, 2, 3, 45 Bazaar Committee: 25 Frolic Committee: 35 Sparkler: 45 Track: 35 Operetta: 4. Hand in hand we find Butter and her winning smile- where one is, there we find the other. Her two dimples give evidence of her pleasing personality. Dink is a very ac- tive girl and spends every summer camping in the moun- tains. Butter, who is one of the notorious Titanic crew, could often be seen in the vessel, sailing about town on the way to a basketball game or some equally interesting place. CHESTER BRANDT Commercial Activities-Class Play: 35 Baseball: 3, 45 Glee Club: 4. Here is another exceptional brand of the class. His good looks and fine personality attract many girls, especially Freshmen and Sophomores. We all wonder why Chet likes to go into room 8. He drives an automobile and prefers be- ing chauffeur for that certain Freshman lassie. Chester is a very fine boy. He takes a great interest in his studies. He enjoys taking part in plays. lf anyone wants a good baseball player, call on Chet Chester wishes to make use of his commercial knowledge in the future. . -q l5 y! 35.5 egflmgliffz, 193 CARL BYERS Commercial Activities-Basketball: 1, Z, Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Track: 2, 3, 47 Frolic Committee: 3, 45 Operetta: Z, 3, 4. Speaking ot hearts, we believe that Car1's has a rather weak tendency toward the lair sex. However, he doesn't show any partiality toward any special one ot them. You can fairly see the lun twinkling in his blue eyes. He is al- ways ready to laugh and have a good time. We know Byersie because of his vocal and athletic ability and sportsmanship. North York High School will miss its Dizzy Dean. Carl has served in this honorable position during his entire high school career. WALTER DHERIT Commercial Activities-Basketball: 1, Operetta: 1, 2, 45 School News: l, 2, Glee Club: 2, 45 Play Ticket Committee: 3, 4, Dra- matic Club: 4. Bud is one ot the ambitious lads ot our class, espe- cially when he's doing something he likes, as working in Perry's barber shop. Through persistence and a good sales talk, Blondie is the champion Sparkler seller ot his class. His sense of humor comes to the rescue when averse con- ditions ariseg this accounts for Mickie's popularity. Bud has no definite goal in mind, but whatever he may choose, he is sure to reach it with such traits as his. STUART DOLL Activities--Basketball: 1, 2, 3. Commercial Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce the great fisherman ot our class. During the noon hour or in the morning Stue can be seen relating his experiences with a group ot fish-mided boys surrounding him. Stuart seems to display no interest in any feminine member at North York, perhaps she doesn't live in this community. lt Stue is as constant in his work alter leavng school as he has been in school, nothing can prevent him from prospering. WILEY DRESSEL Commercial Activities-Basketball: l, 2, Glee Club: 4, Class Play Poster Committee: 3, 4. Wiley is one ot the smallest boys of our class. He ex- presses many new ideas in P. O. D. class and the result is an uproar ot the class. Professor Wiley Milton Dressel hopes to grow oil wells some day, as well as change Webster's definition ot manslaughter. According to our genius, manslaughter is when you cut 'ern up more. We, the class of '35, wish Wiley all the luck in the world and hope he succeeds in all his attempts. -1 is 5- U55 Sp My 1935 LEROY EMRICH Commercial Activities-Baseball: 2, 35 Glee Club: 4. What's all that noise? Oh, yes, it is Emrich's car. This car serves as a taxi for North York boys on Sunday and when there are basketball games. Bud is a kind and generous boy from the country. He will do anything for you when asked. Kas often turns on the lights of his car so that the boys can play football after dark. Leroy is especially inerested in baseball and we wish him success in imitating Babe Ruth. RU'I'H EVERHART General Activities-Glee Club: 45 School News: 2, 35 Girl Reserves: l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club: 45 Sparkler: 45 Basketball: 2, 3, 45 Track: 2, 35 Ring Committee: 45 Class Play: 3, 45 Operetta: 3, 45 Volley Ball: 2, 35 Commencement Speaker. Ever, who is one of our most athletic girls, has taken an active part on the girls' basketball team. Wherever Himmel goes, her ardent followers are certain to trace hor as she always has someone beside her whenever she is seen. Due to Ruth's likable personality, she has become very popular, especially with the opposite sex. Another of Ruth's qualities is her singing ability, which is always ap- parent in the annual operetta. mittee: 2. one of the best. -f l7 Q- KENNETH EYLER Classical Activities-Basketball l Vice President of Class 2 3 Sec retary of Attendance 3 4 Science Club 4 Bazaar Com Well, well, whom do We have here? To be sure Kenny, one of the famous trio which practices during the Health period awaiting the arrival of Dr Leber Whenever you hear a group of boys laughing he is there making some of his witty remarks. As our check up boy for attendance Slippo is quite efficient He is brilliant and 1 extremely fond of history and experimenting Some day he might be another historian who will cause the students untold worry EVELYN FAHS Classical Activities-Bazaar Committee 2 Class Play 3 Frolic Com mittee: 35 Operetta 3 4 School News 3 4 G1rlRe serves: 2, 3, 45 Editor of Sparkler 4 Glee Club 4 Cheer ing Section: 45 Drcrrvatic Club 4 Librarian 4 Class Play Usher: 45 Commencement Speaker Evelyn is the infant of our class in age but not in in tellectual ability. Oh nol During her Pre hman year Pussy acquired this nickname which seemed to suit her ideally, for she has kept it ever since If you hear an ir repressible giggle and hurrying footsteps you may be sure it is Evvy, doing one of her many errands Ev wishes to become a teacher and if she is as good a teacher as she is a student she will without doubt be U65 Sflcvzgfez, 7935 HELEN FINK Commercial Activities-Operetta: 2, 3, 45 Glee Club: 45 Office Helper: 3. Although Helen is a rather quiet girl, she can trequentlv be seen talking to her ever present lriend, Velma. Charles home is at Zion's View, but she has quite some interest in the happenings at Roundtown. Finkie is usually late for school5 whether the cause is the taxi or just the girl is un- known. Helen has not yet decided what her life work will be but she is sure to succeed in Whatever she undertakes. ALICE FORTNEY Classical Activities-Glee Club: 45 Girl Reserves: 45 Operetta: 35 Class Play Usher: 4. Alice is just the sort ot a girl who goes quietly about her work without making much tuss about it. Alice is one who talks little but thinks much. Mix brains, ambition and a fine personality and you have Alice. She has a secret heart and we know his name is Bill and that is all we do know. If Alice continues to work as hard as she has in high school, there is no doubt that she will be successful in the profession ol nursing. of her speeches. -K 18 ,- GLADYS FRANTZ General Activities-Girl Reserves l 2 3 4 Class Color Committee lp Bazaar Committee 2 Track 2 3 Volley Ball 3 L1 brarian: 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4 Glee Club 4 Clas Play 45 Sparkler: 45 Operetta 4 1 called Sime's shadow? Why none other but Gladys nice personality with freckles on her nose Fritz can usually be seen talking to either Helen Margaret or Gladys -her pals, Cutie has pursued the general course during her years in high school She like Butter is another member of the Titanic crew Our little girl is consider ing the work of a hairdresser as her lite occupation in which the entire class wishes her the best ot good fortune Who is that little brown haired girl who might well be ERMA FUNK Classical Activities-Girl Reserves 2 3 Art Club 2 3 Library Club 35 Librarian: 25 Sparkler 4 This quiet but studious young lady seems to live up to the advice that one should be seen and not heard Erma like her sister, has the art of excellent speech making Sen ior English students sit entranced when Erma rattles oft one Her admirable character traits are not apparent till you become acquainted with her Keep them Erma and you will travel far in lile's journey U55 Spwzglffz 1935 VIOLET FUNK Classical Activities-Glee Club: l, 45 Dramatic Club: 2, 45 Art Club: 2, 35 Girl Reserves: 2, 35 School News: 35 Operetta: 4. Violet is one of the little girls of our class. Although she has only joined us this year, she is loved by everyone. She has a remarkable talking and giggling ability. The most important hobby of l:'unkie is reading. Violet can always be seen with a book before her. Her ability to make speeches will always be remembered by her classmates. Violet wishes to become an authoress some day. We hope that her desire can be fulfilled. BERYL GOCHENOUR General Activities-Girl Reserves: l, 45 Library Club: 4. Here is another brunette of the class of '35, Beryl is known for her modesty and quietness. She is so quiet that one scarcely knows she is present and she is a firm be- liever of the statement, silence is golden. . When one speaks to this shy maiden, one finds that she is a willing talker. This is accompanied by pleasantness and a broad smile. Beryl's favorite pastime is reading. We wish her success in whatever she attempts. GEORGE HEINDEL ' Classical Activities--Orchestra: 1, 2, 45 Science Club: 4. George is big-hearted and he is always willing to take you along if he is going your way. Heindel seems to have a liking for Chem and can be seen industriously working in lab on Monday. William doesn't seem to be interested in the opposite sex at North York High School5 his attention is all centered on a certain house on Philadelphia Street. Do one thing and do it well, George, and success will be yours. RUSSELL HELWIG Commercial Activities-Glee Club: 45 Sparkler: 45 Operetta: 4. Shorty is one of '35's most popular boys although he has some particular friends among the underclassmen, While in typing class, Daisy likes to display his vocal talent, especially in regard to Rain One of Shorty's traits is his ability to take it as he is always the object of his classmates' jests. His only weakness is his wavy hair. lt seems that underclassmen like wavy hair very well. Al- though Shorty is usually rather quiet, a brilliant smile al- ways adorns his countenance, -K 1Q 3- ESTHER INNERS Commercial U55 egflmgfefz, 1935 BERNARD HIMMELRIGHT Commercial Activities-Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball: 2, 3, 4, Glee Club: l, Track: l. Look whom we have herel None other than a great basketball player. Nardy may be better known to his classmates as Velma's old flame, or Ruth's shadow. Hummel is active in all school sports and he has true sportsmanship, which is something to be proud of. Nard seems especially fond of North George Street, but is it his fault that his past and present reside there? However, the class of '35 wishes him luck throughout any career he may choose. MARY HOKE Classical Activities-Operetta: 3, Girl Reserves: 4, Class Play Usher: 4, Sparkler: 4. Music has its charms but so has Maryl You may be sure that you have a pleasing combination with these two. The union of these charms has attracted a certain boy of Emigsville. Don't be surprised if Mitzie accidentally speaks French while conversing with you some day, for she is fond of French and intends to correspond with a true French person. lf, in the future, you wish to see Mary, call at the York Hos- pital, if she isn't busy attending patients, she will entertain you. but the her the Activities-Volley Ball. l, 2, 3, Track. 2, Glee Club. 4, Dra- matic Club: 4, Class Play Program Committee: 4, Ba- zaar Committee: 2, Girl Reserves: 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheering Section: 4, Frolic Committee: 3. One of Esther's accomplishments is her ability to speak with her eyes. Those eyes leave a lasting impression on anyone who speaks to her. Eses is a true friend once a person has secured her amiability. Gaiety is one of Esther's greatest charms and she has been known to brighten many a solemn group. These characteristics as well as her de- pendability gain for Esther many friends who appreciate her constant good humor. NAOMI KI-XUFFMAN General Activities-At Hallam: Class Play: 2, 3, Assistant Pianist: 2, 3, Vice President of Class: 2, President of Class: 3, News Reporter: 3, Librarian: 3, Commencement Speaker: 3. At North York: Library Club: 4, Cheering Section: 4. Naomi joined us on our pilgrimage in September, l934, due to her fine personality, she has won her way into hearts of her classmates. Naomi came from Hallam and friends there call her I-Iops. She takes no interest in opposite sex at North York, this is due to her devoted- ness to a certain Hallam lad by the name of Walt We wish her great success in whatever she undertakes. -4 2U ,- U55 Sflmgefz, 1935 DAVID KERNS General Activities--At Virginia: Basketball: 1, 2, 3. At North York: Basketball: 45 Vice President of Athletic Association: 4. Here comes the boy with the southern drawl and a truly southern smile. Dave comes from sunny Virginia and though he's been in North York since the summer of '34, his southern manner still adheres to him. Dave has be- come a hero of the basketball team. He shows no interest in the opposite sex at North York5 perhaps he hasva secret heart in Virginia. . IENNIE KNAUB Commercial Activities-Operetta: 35 Class Play Usher: 3, 45 Librarian: 45 Library Club: 4. lf you see a flash of someone passing in the hall or hurrying here and there-that's Iennie. Miss Burket finds her a willing helper when she needs a librarian. ln other words, we have here ulohnny on the spot. The class of '34 once claimed her but, due to her change in plans, she became a member of our graduating class. Her ambition is to be a missionary. Keep at it, Iennie, for where there's a will,4there's a way. WILLIAM KNAUB General Activities-Bazaar Committee, 25 Play Committee: 35 Vice President of Class: 45 President of Dramatic Club: 45 Class Play: 3, 45 Glee Club: 45 Operetta: 4. Another name for this brunette with the seasickening waves might well be magnet, since he has the tendency to draw all the members of the opposite sex toward him. William is greatly interested in scientific subjects, especially chemistry. Bill has had leading roles in our annual class productions and has continually kept the audience in an . uproar by his earnestness. Knaubie wishes to continue his education at a business school. HELEN KOCHENOUR Classical Activities-Class Secretary: l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta: l, 2, 45 Class Plays: 3, 45 School News: l, 2, 35 Editor of School News: 45 Sparkle-r: 2, 3, 45 Glee Club: 45 Girl Reserves: l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball: 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball: l, 2, 3, 45 Track: 2, 35 Dramatic Club: 45 Bazaar Committee: 25 Play Com- mittee: 35 Frolic Committee: 35 Ring Committee: 45 Cheer- ing Section: 45 Commencement Speaker. The best identifications of this young lassie are a mil- lion-dollar smile and two sparkling brown eyes. Helen is a very industrious student and would never think of entering a class Without having prepared her lessons. On the basket- ball floor, ferry dashes around like a flash of lightning and the team will be in a difficult position to find someone to replace her next year. You all nevah did see such a superstitious gal as that Melba in the Senior play. Helen will certainly fulfil her life work of nursing be- cause of her dependability, sincerity, and delightful per- sonality. - -4 21 5- jge Sflclflflffifl, 7Q 5 MARGARET LICHTENBERGER Classical Activities-School News: 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves: l, 2, 3, 4, Sparkler: 3, 4, Librarian: 4, Dramatic Club: 4, Class Play Program Committee: 4, Frolic Committee: 3, 4, Bazaar Committee: 2, Glee Club: 4, Cheering Section: 4. Margaret, better known as Peg, is one of the four members of that tenacious gang Besides her ambitious inclination, she has the tendency to respond when duty calls, which is quite frequently. Margo has a habit of using her studies as conversational periods, but that's only natural, for one has to talk some time. Helpful, kind, fun-loving, a real pal-that's Peg -and the longer you know her, the better you like her. FLORENCE MARTIN Classical Activities-At Manchester: Art Club: 2, 3, French Club: 3, Librarian: 3, Girl Reserves: 3. At North York: Library Club: 4. Who's that little girl shyly walking up to the desks of the various teachers on Thursday morning? None other than Martin'f delivering the delinquent lists. Florence, the willing helper, is a very studious girl. Does she know something about concentration? l'll say- not only of chemicals but of the mind, also. Nor does she believe in Wasting time as 'she usually studies at noon. Keep up your good Work, Florence, and no matter what course you pursue, you will be sure of success. somebody's stenog. 3, Girl Reserves: 3 -K 22 5- LILLIAN MCCOMAS Commercial Activities-Operetta: 3 4 Play Program Committee 3 Girl Reserves: 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Class Play 4 Secretary to Principal 4 Sparkler 4 Frequently we hear throughout the room a pleasant giggle, without inquiring the source we immediately know that it must be Lillian, for since she has been in the Senior play, she just doesn't seem to be able to refrain from that musical laugh which she so diligently practiced in order to portray the part of Amy Woppinger Surely some peoole wonder where Woody gets all the candy that she brings to school, isn't her boy friend a grocers son? She with all her experience in Mr. Snyders office lntends to continue as ROSELLA REAM Commerc1al Activities-Class Play 3 Operetta 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 President of Library Club 4 Chief Librarian 4 Librarian For four years Rose has faithfully lourneyed to and from her Alma Mater.' This year her classmates have been deprived of her continuous presence because her position as head librarian requires all her spare time Though she is studious she is never too busy to chat with Liz espe cially if she has seen a certain West York lad recently Ream's chief objective is to be a hairdresser and her evident ability assures her success in the future fjfis Swfzafzgfsz 7935 VINCENT ROHLER Commercial Activities-Basketball: 2, 3, 4, Soccer: l, Glee Club: 2, Class Play Ticket Committee: 3, 4. Vinnie is a curly-headed member of our class, nat- ural or unnatural, the curls are there just the same. He is one of those big Varsity He-Men, and will probably con- tinue his basketball career on the Alumni team. Vincent must have a secret heart or his seat would not be vacant so often and maybe he would do less whispering to the person in back of him in room 9. Whatever your destination in the future, Vincent, we wish you good luck and success, I OHN SAYLOR Classical Activities+President of Class: l, 2, Class Plays: 3, 4, Pres- ident of Science Club: 4, Business Manager of Sparkler: 4, Buiness Manager of Magazine Campaign: 4, Assistant Business Manager of Basketball: 3, Manager of Ath- letics: 4, Commencement Speaker. Come, ye curiosity seekers! Look upon the noble fea- tures of this rare specimen. This species is large in size and bright in intelligence, abounds in any climate, particularly in the scientific field. Ambitious is heartbroken over a cer- tain country girl. Their romance ended about a year ago. His circle of friends has increased since he has become manager of athletics. We know he will be a great scient- ist some day and we wish him much success. I OHN SHAFFER Classical Activities-Bazaar Committee: 2, Play Ticket and Poster Committee: 3, 4, Science Club: 4. lohn is probably the most timid boy in his class. Nev- ertheless, his timidness has not prevented him from concen- trating on his studies and activities. Iohn is particularly interested in subjects relating to mathematics and science. Shaffer has no time for the opposite sex, although he is sur- rounded with them in room 9. Iohn hasn't decided exactly what his future plans are, but whatever he chooses, the class of '35 knows that he will do Well. ROBERT SHELLY Commercial Activities-Baseball: 3, 4, Glee Club: 4, Bazaar Commit- tee: 2. Robert went to North York schools all his life. Bob is a very shy boy, nevertheless, his retiring nature permits him to show the teachers that he has his lessons prepared. Shelly displayed great interest in the commercial course throughout his high school career. Bob is one of the few who has little interest in the opposite sex. He is noted for his typing speed and his ability in baseball. -Q 23 Q- U55 tcgfzazgfsz, YQ35 ELIZABETH SKELTON Commercial Activities-Play Usher: 3, Operetta: 2, 3, 4: Library Club: 45 Glee Club: 4. Here's one girl Whom we rather envy. It seems to us that Liz must stand in with the doctor in order to get all those notes explaining her absence. Skelly is the sort of a person who seems immensely fond of variety: one day she's in school and the next day she's out. But the minute she enters the room she is both seen and heard, but We don't mind that, Liz, 'cause it would be disastrous if you couldn't tell your friends all about the night before. SYBILLA SOLLENBERGER Commercial Acivities-Class Play: 3, 4: Operetta: 3, 4: Girl Reserves: l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club: 4: Play Committee: 45 Frolic Com- mittee: 3, Class Color Committee: 1, Dramatic Club: 4. Did you know that the class of '35 has on its roster a very fussy old lady? This characteristic of Sybilla is only evident in the class plays, however, for during school Bee is always jolly and carefree. Another trait which surely doesn't characterize an old Woman is her tendency to keep a certain member of the basketball team, whois in training, out until the Wee.hours of the morning. Although Sybilla does not intend to further her education, we wish her suc- cess in future years. VELMA SUNDAY Commercial Activities-Operetta: 2, 3, 4, Office: 35 Librarian: 45 Spark- ler: 4, Glee Club: 4. Velma is one of the out-of-town girls. When skies are gray and school is dull, Velma is sure to brighten the day by saying something cheerful. Monday morning Sunday comes to school with a broad smile on her face. lf Velma is not studying at noon she is talking to her good friend, Helen, about that certain hero, I-larry. Velma hopes to be- come somebody's stenogf' We know she will succeed if Harry does not interfere. WILLIAM VALENTINE Commercial Activities-Basketball: l, 2, Bazaar Committee: 2, Play Poster Committee: 4, President of Booster Club: 4, Glee Club: 4, Operetta: 4. We now have the pleasure to introduce to you William Valentine. Bill is one of the jolly boys of our class. But then, the class is famous for them. William doesnft like to be teased about the opposite sex, especially the girls in the Sophomore class. Valentine has taken subjects in the com- mercial course and has succeeded in them. The class of '35 feels sure that he will reach his goal in whatever he under- takes. -c 24 j- Ugg cgfzazgfez, 7935 Senior Play The annual Senior class play, 'Huckleberry Finn, was presented suc- cessfully in the Playground Auditorium on lanuary 15 and l6. The play was a comedy in three acts, Written by Roy P. Lewis. Mr. Everhart and Mr. Mit- chell supervised the castka very proficient, one. The plot centcrod about l-luck, who loved to play pranks and his father, who appeared on the scene after having been believed drowned. Due to Iohn Finns reformation and Huck's return, the end was a most happy and appropriate one. Cast of Characters Aunt Polly fMariah Vlfatsonj, who is so nervous , Sybilla Sollenberger Ruth Watson, her sister ..... . Ruth Everhart Mary lane, their young niece , . . Gladys Frantz Fred Raymond, in love with Ruth . , lohn Saylor Melba White, Watson's colored maid . . , l-lelen Kochenour Clara Woppinger, Deaconess of the church . . Gladys Botterbusch Amy Woppinger, her irrepressible sister . . Lillian McComas Huckleberry Finn, who loves to play pranks , . William Knaub Iohn Finn, his father .... . Robert Barton 'Tom Sawyer, l-luck's pal and comrade . . Paul Blum -4 25 ,- Ulla Cfflafzgfsfz, 1935 Clfcm Elfllff We, the class of '35, of North York High School, borough of North York, and State of Pennsylvania, being sound of mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will, or wills, heretofore made by us. We do hereby bequeath our numerous possessions thusly:-- l, Robert Barton, leave my green hat to anyone, man enough to wear it. l, Maurice Baker, leave my ability in solid geometry to Fred Nunomakerg don't get your angles mixed, Fred. l, Mary Hoke, leave my wit to next year's calendar editor. l, George Heindel, leave the old faithful Buick to the Smithsonian lnstituteg may it rest in peacel I, lohn Saylor, leave all my chewing gum wrappers to the janitors, they'll start good fires in the furnace next winter. l, Erma Funk, leave my long curls to any nice young lady who can use them, it's a load off my mind. l, Leroy Emrich, leave my faithful Ford to Clair Desenbergg you can't ruin a good Ford. I, Florence Martin, leave some of the hair l have grown so carefully, to any young lady who wishes to let hers grow. l, Violet Funk, leave with everyone a hope that some day I will grow. l, lsabel Beshore, leave all the covers off my tablets to any girls in the High School who are interested in styles. l, Gladys Botterbusch, leave the glass l broke in lab to Victorie Sipe, to practice on next year. l, Sybilla Sollenberger, leave my quiet voice, with hopes that the teachers may be heard from next year. I, William Blessing, leave my notes and letters for publication in next year's Sparkler. We, Ruth Everhart and lsabel Beshore, leave our early morn running for reducing to Philip Staub. I, Helen Kochenour, leave my bright and happy smile to anyone who can use it as effectively as l can. l, David Kerns, leave my immense height to some tall fellow like Earl Iacoby. l, Alice Fortney, leave the rest of my street car tickets to Dorothy Arnold, who can surely find use for them. l, Lillian McComas, leave my giggling ability to Sara Heindel. l, Evelyn Fahs, leave my Latin notes so that the Seniors next year won't have to work so hard. -4 26 ,- Ill 5 n'n3'l IjiiIK WN TUHL 4N!,,YY ,!l,1 '1 , . - K .--- WV p w! W WZ .- -Lf: M 3257? ,of 4'f'l'lE' V, WW fv ' ,fj'u f14 mfpsw 1u W ' ,'7, X ,':,7lT7fQ,f , thf ll? 73' AFT F sl ff? fm' n .- wa If ' ig A! fm-5 ,, lg 11, ,f 5 W ,:.2T' 'Fi If ff, Pi .J-Y L 1 4' : I ' lf Vi! i. ..' r ,Mil 1 , IJ ' . f f'l WW i-. C?ifiZSl2i ip Ugg gflczfzgfaz, 7935 Class of 1936 OFFICERS President-Gerald Snyder Vice-president-Thomcts Ream Secretary-Victorie Sipe Trecrsurer-Full? Rishel Historicm-Dorothy Ensminger Class Colors Blue cmd Gold -1 28 ,- Uge Qglfzazgjei, 7Q35 Uffzonic .5 On April lU, l933, sixty-four Freshmen met for the purpose of choosing officers. The results of the election were: Gerald Snyder, president, Thomas Ream, vice-president, Victorie Sipe, secretary, and Ruth Rishel, treasurer, this last office being for a four-yearterm. The class colorseblue and gold- Were selected at the same meeting. The following September 30, l933, the class of '35 elected officers for the school year at a meeting in charge of the president, Ggerald Snyder. He was re-elected president, Gordon Ensminger was elected vice-president, and Vic- torie Sipe was re-instated as secretary. Several days later samples of pen- nants, emblems and caps in the class colors Were displayed to the class and orders for the same were taken at that time. The annual Sophomore Bazaar was held on October l6. -4 Officers for the lunior year were elected at a meeting held on Ianuary l4, 1935. The results were as follows: Gerald Snyder, president, Thomas Ream, vice-president, Victorie Sipe, secretary, and Dorothy Ensminger, historian. Under the joint direction of Mr. Everhart and Mr. Mitchell, Arn l Intrud- ing? the annual Iunior class play Was successfully presented on March l5 and l6, l935. -4 29 y- U65 Alpazgfaz, YQ35 Junior Play 'lAm l lntruding? arnystery comedy in three acts, was presented by the lunior class on March l5 and l6. Under the joint supervision of Mr. Everhart and Mr. Mitchell, the play was successfully given before enthusiastic audi- OHCSS. Ierry livened the play with his antics and dancing performances. Sus- pense was held until the final curtain, when Ierry explained who he really was and how he had saved Mr. Vare's money. Cast of Characters Mrs. Hastings, the housekeeper . Blair Hoover, the adventurer . . Earnest Rathburn, Iane's secretary . Marjorie Vare, older daughter Dickie Waldron, the romanticist Mona, the maid . , . Horace Vare, the father . . Violet Vare, the younger daughter . Peter, devoted to Vi . . . Dora, a friend of Vi . . . Gerald Mays, ferry from Sage Creek lane, Vare's niece . . . -l . Doris Horn . Harold Zeigler . . Blaine Miller Margaret Herman . Richard March . Ianet Hoke . Gerald Snyder . . Mae Boyer . Roy Snyder Marguerite Hoffman Charles Hildebrand . Victorie Sipe Y-VV H , Y--. ,..., ' -k 7 , -- 'A' , . C3 5,1771 Vi ' ' fy ' A fn- - Av 24 4' 1 4-I .1.Q-H+ 1--'iw -: 17 F I - L lAl if , fn JY E0 ,wM1Wh ,'f', jk XJ' Tl Q f I-H -ieuQ: W,',n1 L ,.' - rf,1'MV'l1 .HL ,, V Mrwyfk f 1- -.ig felvffi-mg 'ki ur .na fri + Wfbfylf' ffggmgi ig! ! V Q.m.Fim.5 '- qflfozffiglj O,7Z0m5 jlflamflazigifl U 5 Cgfaafzgfafz, 7935 Class of 1937 OFFICERS Presideni-Icly Snyder Vice-president-Tune Strine Secretory-Rornodne Hoffman Treasurer-Edna Hoffman Class Colors Brown and Gold H4 32 y-. Ulla Spazgkz, 1935 6719101250 5 The class of 1937 met on Eebruary 16, 1934, for the purpose of electing officers for the Freshman year. The final results of the election Were: Elsie Zuse, president, Millard Wolfgang, vice-president, lune Strine, secretary, Edna l-loffman Will occupy the office of treasurer for the four-year existence of the class. On March 6, the class again assembled to select their colors. Brown and gold. were chosen by a unanimous vote of the members present. On September 27, 1934, the first meeting of the school term was held in room 4 in order to elect officers for the Sophomore year, Professor 1. R. Snyder presided. The balloting resulted thus: lay Snyder, president, lune Strine, vice- president, and Romaine Hoffman, secretary. Chairmen for the committees for the annual Sophomore Bazaar which was sponsored on October 19 were: ticket, lay Snyder, candy, cake, and pie, Elsie Zuse, fish pond, Mary Lease, entertainment, Romaine Hoffman, ice cream and soda, Glenn Frantz. This first event of the class proved successful and has given the class treasury a good start. s Again, on Ianuary 16, 1935, the sophs convened, at Which' time pennants and emblems were selected and ordered, hats and caps were also ordered in the class colors. Thus, the events and meetings of the Sophomore class of 1937 are termin- ated for the year of 1935 and another chapter in its history is completed. -6 33 5- U55 efpazgfgz, 1935 acuffy 'zaiai qfmo Saga Do you get the point? it Now whats your troub1e? t'Who remembers? it It always comes back to the survival ot the tittest it Now just what do you mean? Thats exactly what they did, Goodness gracious me. Books closed. H Very good. Now what do I find first? H Are there any questions? Now to get back to the subject -K 11 34 I I K V! ff .V A ff I , A ,f NX -Q 1 . f ff . ,ff 1 ffff X: fl ,V ' fW0, 4 f y-ff f 'fff 4f4 ,Wifff f 6 W X J N M 1 V ff x Q ,Q X -, f V W , 'H ff ff, ,l, , 3 V ' W HM? J! - 1 1161 MV ff? 1 X 'Q ' ff 'V X 12 -xf inf- 1 - 1 w MN .g X f ff L, , xfqut'-XX f -.,l . A X 1 f xx N Ax, X X N XZ , ,mx Vw fs 'mug ' x, , nr A ,J , , Z yf tl- 19 M 1 k is W2 J 1 xx Q fx M L' f X xi ', 'H ' K ff f WX X 4 'A lla , , ,ff K fi f? ,Ki ff, .fi -- ggff-1. 1' Tiff ',.. , f gif , , ff, H , fr , wh. X7 , If ' 5 , 1 ff J If 7 ,i4f' I' fff, X i 3g 716.-' l fiff' 'T , Yggylfpixa 'K LTA., ..Q ' L fix 7' ' M X 'X'f'? 53? , ,f K ff 'f ff' ff , ,,f' ff' ' .' ,-fi, if gffiicaf Cfiazacfaz U65 gflaigfafz, YQE5 Class of 1933 OFFICERS Presiclenl-Merry Olive Shcrull Vice-president-Fromk Byers Secretary-Dorci Frantz Treclsurer--Dwight Kohr Class Colors Royal Blue cmd White l ---4 36 pw U65 .:Slf2cL'zEES'z, 7935 675101260 5 On Sptember 5, l934, eighty-two timid, but knowledge-seeking Freshmen knocked on the portals of North York High School for admittance. The admittance being granted, the Freshmen stepped over the threshold into an institution of high learning. The first days were days of confusion and hewilderment for the Freshmen and, of course, it was the duty of every new student to respect the upper class- men and even to take the uncomplimentary comments ofthe juniors and Seniors jokingly. , Finally adjusting themselves to the new situation the class proved to be a group of studious, likable pupils who won the respect and esteem of even the dignified Seniors. The first important event in the history of the Freshman class was the election of officers, which was held April l5, 1935. Professor l. R. Snyder was in charge of the meeting. The results of the election were as follows: Mary Olive Shaull, presidentg Frank Byers, vice-presidentg Dora Frantz, secretary, and Dwight Kohr, treasurer. Following this meeting the newly-elected presi- dent appointed a committee to select the class colors. As this first year of high school life draws to a close the Freshmen truly realize that, unimportant as the year may have seemed, they have successfully passed the first rfiilestone on the long road to education and are eagerly look- ing forward to the time when they will journey on in the direction of the second milestone of education. -Q 37 j- U55 egfiazgfgz, 1935 cm ou ma ina David Kerns in short pants. George Heinde stating a Wrong formula in chemistry. Helen Fink on time for school in the morning. Earl lacoby or Philip Staub in a full dress suit. Blaine Miller in a bad humor. Kathryn Gentzler with her mouth closed. David Potter changing a tire. Dust on Charles Wilt's car. Paul Blum going to bed at 8:00 p. m. lohn Saylor not arguing. Charles Hildebrand disguised as a student. Robert Barton flirting. Wiley Dressel not playing tricks in P. O. D. class. Walter Dherit Without candy for the girls in room 9. William Blessing With a hair out of place. Kathryn Swartz not talking to some male in the halls. William Knaub Without his curls. i Margaret Lichtenberger Without a Word to say in her study periods. Evelyn Fahs not flitting around. Violet Punk and Dorothy Arnold separated. Luella Smith failing to play the piano at noon. lsabel Beshore not practicing her art. Annabelle Hoover not humming a tune While eating down at Bob's Restaurant. Sybilla Sollenberger having more than a glass of milk for lunch on account of reducing. ,Q 38 5- A' Z xv' s J f W vi x 'W ? w1,, w. V PB'-' 1, ,ip S f 1 Agia ' e.r'1.Q5g,1 WVU fzfflgzf fuzz of lyaiiwza U55 Alfzazgfaz, 7Qf-35 Uperetta The operetta, And lt Rained, was presented in the Playground Auditor- ium on April l2 and l3. This production, which is an annual high school event and in which members of every class are participants, was under the supervision of Mrs. Kathryn L. Myers and Mr. Henry A. Mitchell. Mary Ellen Cousler presided at the piano. ' A short synopsis of the operetta is as follows: Maibelle Rich, who has a great penchant for antiques, wishes to get possession of an antique mirror from her father's boyhood friend, Steele Black. Dennis Black, returning from college, sees Maibelle on the train. He overhears her discussion and decides to observe her. Due to a collapsed bridge, the people on the train are forced to take refuge in a summer hotel. The plot clears when Dennis tells Maibelle that he will gladly return her mirror. Cast of Characters Mr. Wise-Proprietor of the Wise Hotel . . . Gordon Ensminger M'lle Marie Caray-Accent on the RAY, Manager of the French Dancers ..,...... Gladys Frantz Dennis Black-Returning from College .... Richard March Maizie Black-His sister, with one hundred dollars . . . Ianet Hoke Mrs. Wise-Boss of the Wise Hotel, and her husband, . Mr. Wise ........ Helen Kochenour Maibelle Rich-On or special errand bent . . . Ruth Everhart lohn Rich-Who follows and furnishes the money . . Gerald Snyder Curly Rich-Brother of Maibelle and member of the Glee Club. ....... Charles Hildebrand Steele Black-Father of Dennis and Maizie, and a real sport . Byron Boring lack and Fred-Members of the Glee Club . Eugene Beshore and Roy Snyder Indian Dancer ........ Dorothy Ensminger Slave Dancers ..... Margaret Herman, Lillian McComas -4 40 ,- U55 Alflczzgfaz, 7935 Violins Emil Eyler Richard March Clarinets Charles Baer Glenn Charleston Clair Desenloerg Robert Harry Urchestra Director Mrs. Kathryn L. Myers Saxophones Mary Eppley George l-leindel Fred Nunemaker Trumpets Glenn Cousler Max Klinetelter Kathryn Swartz Guitars Trombone Eugene Beshore Doris Horn Dorothy Ensrninger French Ho rn Drum Orville Wood Theodore Lehr Pianist Mary Ellen Cousler nf 41 J- Ugg ffpazifam, 1935 The North York School News Founded September, l927 Published monthly by the pupils of North York High School EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Helen Kochenour, Editor Isabel Beshore, Managing Editor Columnists-Evelyn Eahs, Victorie Sipe, Elsie Zuse. Feature WritersfDorothy Arnold, Isabel Brehm, Mary Ellen Cousler, Dorothy Ensminger, Margaret Lichtenberger, Ruth Rishel, Iohn Saylor. Artist-Evelyn Abel. ' Sports Writers-Phyllis Lehr, Gerald Snyder. Reporters-Mary Fair, Marguerite Hoffman. Cub Reporters-Dora Frantz, Emma leanne Funk, lanet Gray, Virginia Henry, Dorotliy Hoffman, Mary Olive Shaull. Kathryn Swartz. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Thomas Ream, Business Manager Circulation Manager-Gladys Botterbusch. Advertising Manager-Charles Wilt. Business Associates-Clair Desenberg, Edna Hoffman, Romaine Hoffman, Mary Lease Gladys McComas, David Potter. -c 42 J- Uffe gfldigfii, YQ35 Girl Reserves The practice of honesty, loyalty, and true companionship is carried out by these girls. The success of this Club is shown by the number of objectives it has accomplished this year. The adviser was Mrs. Cunningham. The officers for the year were as follows: Helen Kochenour, president, Ruth Everhart, vice-president, Gladys Frantz, secretary, and Sybilla Sollen- berger, treasurer. One of the first activities of this Club was Crocheting blue berets to Wear at the theatre party on November l6, at the York theatre. The annual Candle- light Service was held in St. Peter's Lutheran Church on November l8. On December l5, a Christmas dance was sponsored in the North York Play- ground Auditorium. The Club motored to the York County Home on Decem- ber 23, where it sang carols and furnished other entertainment. April 28, a semi-formal Spring dance was held in the Playground Auditorium. The girls intend to go to camp Iune 2, 3, 4, 5 this year. Members: Alice Fortney, Lydia lordan, Grace Hetrick, Gladys Frantz, lsabel Beshore, Dorothy Ensminger, Evelyn Fahs, Ruth Everhart, Helen Koch- enour, Sybilla Sollenberger, Doris Horn, Gladys Botterbusch, Mildred Herman, Marie Spangler, Iune Snyder, Gladys Snyder, Beryl Gochenour, Virginia Zar- foss, Doris Hildebrand, Mary Cassel, Esther lnners, Pearl lnners, Margaret Lichtenberger, Lillian McComas, Doretha Kinports, Ianet l-loke, Edna Hoffman, Evelyn Abel, Victorie Sipe, Mary Hoke, Mary Lease, Ruth Hayes, Helen Hake, Romaine Corwell, Gladys McComas, Ruth Wiles, Kathryn Swartz, Virginia Henry, Romaine Hoffman, Margaret Herman, Margaret Whorl, Dora Frantz, Doris Dherit, Lacreda Myers, Mary Olive Shaull, Harriet Smullen. -4 43 y- 765 Alazgfafz, 7935 U55 Gqcfiaifisi CTPLLEQ Near the end of the first semester this year, primary steps toward the formation of clubs had been made by several members of the faculty. After a vote concerning the desired clubs had been taken in the entire student body, mimeographed copies of various club programs and their purposes were distributed in each room in order to allow a period of consideration on the part of the pupils before the organizations were actually formed. Members of the student body voted in favor of six clubs, among which are included the Art, Dramatic, Library, Science, Mathematics ,and Booster Clubs. These Clubs are under the supervision of teachers who are, in some manner, connected with the respective clubs. These organizations have afforded both educational and, at the same time, entertaining training for the students. Membership was not compulsory in any of these Clubs and there were some students who were not affiliated with them, however, by far the greater number has supported this extra- curricular activity new to North York. Several of the organizations have been beneficial to the school in some way. The Art Club seemed to have taken the lead in such helpful projects. lts members have made posters advertising basketball games, class plays, bazaars and operettas, most of which had to be purchased from a com- mercial printer previously. Mernbers of the Library Club have mended and cataloged books along with other useful work in the school library. The Booster Club has done its bit in urging people to attend basketball games. The other activity organizations have helped their members individually. -q 44 5- Ulla efpazgfgz, 1935 Science Club The Science Club, under the supervision of Mr. Mitchell, has been very active in that few months of its existence. Every member has taken part in the programs, and has rendered various interesting talks and demonstrations in the three fields of science-physics, chemistry, and biology. ln physics demonstrations have been given in radio and arc lighting, in chemistry elec- troplating and tho manufacture of artificial rubber, in biology an examination of various microscopic animals and the parts of bees. Besides the regular bi-Weekly programs, the Club has made a collection of newspaper clippings, dealing with the latest developments of science. Each member brought the clippings to William Blessing, who classified them until a considerably large collection has been made. The officers of the organization are lohn Saylor, president, William' Bless- ing, vice-president, and Glenn Frantz, secretary and treasurer. Members: lohn Shaffer, Glenn Frantz, Vincent Stare, William Blessing, Sargent Lehr, George l-leindel, Maurice Baker, Iames Bishel, David Potter, and lohn Saylor. -1 45 5- Ugg Alfldigfil, 7 Q35 Dlathematics Club The Mathematics Club met and organized on December l5 under the instruction of Mr. Ruby. An election was held with the following results: Ethel Bear, president, Robert Senft, vice-president, Grace Crone, secretary. Since the purpose of the Mathematics Club was to show the many and short means of solving problems, various members took part in the programs rendered during the year. They gave demonstrations of checking addition, division, multiplication, and subtraction by casting out nines. How Mathe- matics Helps My Father in His Occupation was discussed by several mem- bers. 'llhe origin of the metric system and the measure of length, cubic and capacity were explained. The story of the Greeks and Romans and the life of the mathematician, Thales, were considered, also. Designs were placed on the blackboard and criticized by the club members. Members: Robert Senft, Monroe Myers, Gordon Doll, Howard Hershey, Clair Yinger, Anna Sprenkle, lerry Smith, Philip Altland, Kenneth Geesey, Ethel Bear, Mary Hamme, Dorcas Bahn, Ruth Quickel, Gladys Hughes, Grace Crone, Anna Fink, Cleo Pfaltzgraff, Arlene Bentzel, Sara Heindel, Gladys Sauerwald, Millard Wolfgang, Frank Byers, Charles Dittenhafer, Rosella Sauerwald, Ruth Bair, and Clarence Monk. -r 46 5- Ugg Cgwfldigfii, YQ35 Library Club The aim of the Library Club was to instruct the pupils as to the duties of a librarian. The members were constantly busy with interesting projects. The officers, as elected when the Club was formed, were: Rosella Beam, president, lennie Knaub, vice-president, and-Elizabeth Skelton, secretary. The instructor was Miss Burket. A few of the subjects discussed by the members during the meetings were the mending of books, use of card. files, arrangement of the books in the li- brary, method of taking inventory and cataloging of books. Many of the members were appointed to committees which took charge of small duties in the library, such as the replacement of new magazines and newspapers and keeping the books in repair. These duties aroused a keen interest of the members in their Club and library. The founding of this organization made possible the appointment of ex- perienced and well-instructed librarians, which was never possible in pre- ceding years. Members: Buth Brandt, Mary Cassel, Hazel Crone, Daisy Erb, Mary Pett- row, Emma Ieanne Funk, Beryl Gochenour, lanet Gray, Edna Gross, Dorothy Hoffman, Edna Hoffman, Naomi Kauffman, Iennie Knaub, Marie Lighty, Flor- ence Martin, Ruby Myers, Lucille McCandless, Evelyn Miller, Buth Bishel, Bosella Beam, Zelda Shue, Madelyn Sipe, Elizabeth Skelton, Harriet Smullen, Beatrice Snyder, Marie Spangler, Iune Strine, and Elsie Zuse. -t 47 D- Ugs cgfzazgfez, 7Q35 Art Club ln the absence of an art course at North York High School, the Art Club has been considered a valuable unit of the activities program. During the past semester the officers have been: Evelyn Abel, president, Gladys Sny- der, secretary, and Mildred Herman, treasurer. Mr. Armold has been adviser. This Club had for one of its projects the study of the artists and master- pieces of the ltalian Renaissance. After that the members practiced lettering for several Weeks and made the basketball posters. More recently the Club has been drawing from models and studying the art of lithography. Members: Evelyn Abel, Mildred Herman, Romaine Hoffman, Isabel Brehm, Phyllis Lehr, Annabelle Hoover, Rosalie Chapman, Mary Fair, Gladys Mc- Comas, Gladys Snyder, Virginia Henry, Nola Pfaltzgraff, Gladys Heidler, lanet Pfaltzgraff, Ruth Hays, Doris Hildebrand, Miriam Hoover, Mary Lease, Florence Myers, Luella Smith, Mary Wire, Edith Kelbaugh, Pearl lnners, and Helen Hake. -q 48 5- U55 Alflazggz, 1935 Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club was organized by luniors and Seniors near the end of the first semester with Mr. Everhart as its adviser. The purpose of the Club was to promote dramatic activities in the school. An essay on Greek Drama was required from every student belonging to the society. Among the other topics discussed were the development of drama down through the ages, several Shakespearian plays and the proper application. of cosmetics for dramatic productions. Plays were given by mem- bers of the Club during the meetings for both entertainment and enlighten- ment in the field of directing and acting plays. The officers elected for the year Were chosen from the Senior class and are as follows: William Knaub, president, Gladys Botterbusch, vice-president, and Sybilla Sollenberger, secretary. A stage manager, Robert Barton, was elected to aid in arranging the setting for the high school plays. Members: Gladys Botterbusch, Elwood Krebs, Margaret Lichtenberger, Esther lnners, Walter Dherit, Paul Blum, Robert Barton, Evelyn Eahs, Gladys Frantz, Charles Hildebrand, Kenneth Chronister, Elizabeth Bair, Marguerite Hoffman, Dolores Yinger, Mabel Crone, Doris Dherit, Gordon Ensminger, Richard March, Violet Funk, Lillian McComas, Donald Lease, Helen Kochen- our, Ruth Everhart, Maurice Rishel, Harold Ziegler, Victorie Sipe, Ianet Hoke, Dorothy Arnold, Isabel Beshore, Sybilla Sollenberger, William Knaub, and Dorothy Ensminger. -K 4Q D- jfie gffldlfifii, 1935 Booster Club The first meeting of the Booster Club was held on December l4, at which time the club was organized, and many interesting subjects and projects for the coming year were discussed. This Club was sponsored by Mr. Leber. The primary purpose of the Club is to arouse school spirit at all school tunctions, both athletic and dramatic. The members make posters advertising plays and strive to have as many students and friends as possible attend the games of the high school. A secondary purpose of this organization is to get the members acquainted with club life and help them to learn to take charge of club meetings. lt was decided that new officers would be elected quite frequently to give all mem- bers a chance to preside over the meetings. The officers at the present time are: Blaine Miller, chief booster, Doretha Kinports, secretary, and Herbert Suereth, treasurer. Members: Robert Cassel, Kathryn Gentzler, Romaine Corwell, Ray Elicker, Grace Hetrick, Luther Hobaugh, Robert Faircloth, Lydia lordan, Charles W'ilt, Howard Kerns, Doretha Kihports, William Valentine, Pauline Kimble, Connie Launty, Richard Lehr, Paul McComas, Herbert Suereth, Blaine Miller, Roy Snyder, lune Snyder, Gerald Snyder, Dwight Smith, Walter March, Glenn Myers, Lacreda Myers, and Harold Snyder, -K 50 J- WOOD56 ZEIGLEIZ 56 CO l2WEI. L56 BYEPS '55 ENSMI NG C UN N ING K EPNS 55 l?0HLEl2'55 SAYL0l255 SHELLEY57 -1-ii-l El? '56 BORING 55 HAM '57 BLUM '55 HIMMELIZIGHT '55 BLESSING '55 BESHOIQE '55 BPANDT 55 c ' Hos2N'5e EvERHN2T35 CUUSLEQB6 ENSMINGEI2 '56 N9CHENOI2'55 YINGER56 ROSE 56 SIPE '56 j 5 Spazgfgz, 1935 Varsity Basketball The varsity basketball team had greater success this year than that of any year in the annals ot North York High School. ln the first halt, North York finished in third place, winning six games and losing threeg in the second halt there was a tie between North York and Bed Lion for second place, North York winning seven games and losing two. During the entire season the team won thirteen games and lost only tive. One ot the most notable achieve' ments this year was a six-game winning streak. Members: Paul Blum, Bobert Barton, William Blessing, Eugene Beshore, Gordon Ensrninger, Austin Corwell, David Kerns, Byron Boring, Bernard Him- melright, Vincent Bohler and lohn Saylor, manager. Schedule ior 1934-35 N- Y--0PP- North York vs North York vs North York Vs North York vs North York Vs North York vs North York vs North York vs North York vs North York vs North York Vs North York Vs North York vs . Bed Lion ..,.. North York vs. . Dallastown .... North York vs. North York vs North York vs .Spring Grove . Glen Bock .... . Fawn Township . Delta ......... . Bed Lion ..... .West York .... North York vs. Dallastown . . . .York Catholic . . Wrightsville . . . Spring Grove ...., Glen Bock .... . Fawn Township Delta . ....... . West York .... York Catholic . Wrightsville .. -1521 U65 gxfzazgfaz, 7935 Freshman Basketball The Freshman basketball team, under the coaching ot Mr. Charles Leber, is known as a junior team and plays against junior high school teams. They have in them the making ot real basketball players and have shown their zeal to display it. Members: Richard Shelley, Dwight Kohr, Max Klinetelter, Dwight Smith, Walter March, Howard Kerns, Robert Faircloth, Herbert Suereth, Walter Everhart, Nelson Gingerich, George Gladtelter, and lohn Saylor, manager. Schedule for 1934-35 N. Y.-Opp. North York vs. West York . . , . 8 - 20 North York vs. Mt. Wolf .. , lU - 12 North York vs. Mt. Wolt . . , . 9 - l9 North York Vs. Mt. Rose . , . . 8 - lU North York vs. Mt. Rose . . , . , . 9 - l2 North York vs. Mt. Wolf .,. . , . l6 - ll North York vs. West York . . , . 18 - 2l North York vs. Wrightsville .... . . . 16 - l7 -4 53 5- U55 Aipazgfsi, 7955 Girls, Basketball Although the girls' basketball team of l934-35 was not as active as last year's team, they terminated a successful season by Winning more than one- half of the games played. Several members ol the team were inexperi- cnced at the beginning oi the year, but their strong determination and sincere efforts to succeed gained victories tor them. Not only was the year one oi hard work for the girls but tor the coach, also. lt was through his cooperation and constant urging that the team came out on top. The two Seniors on the squad, Ruth Everhart and Helen Koch- enour, served as co-captains. These two will be the only members lost. The team did its best and achieved as a result-esuccess. Members: Helen Kochenour, Ruth Everhart, Dorothy Ensminger, Victorie Sipe, Doris l-lorn, Louise Rose, Mary Ellen Cousler, Ianet Hoke, Romaine Hott- man, Dolores Yinger, Lydia lordan, Marie Spangler, Dora Frantz, Mary Olive Shaull, Romaine Corwell, Pauline Kimble, Kathryn Swartz and lohn Saylor, manager. Schedule for 1934-35 N. Y.-Opp. North York vs North York vs. North York vs North York vs North York Vs North York vs North York vs North York vs . Red Lion .... York Catholic . Delta ....... .Y. C. l. ..... . . Alumni ..... .Y. C. l. .,... . . York Catholic . North York lunior Girls 765 Aiflaigfaz, 7935 Baseball The North York High School baseball team is ready to go again, and is looking forward to another successful year. Three players of 'last years team won positions on the American Legion's State Championship Nine. They are back with the high school again this year and play the following posi- tions: Paul Cunningham, catcher, Austin Corwell, third basemang and Gordon Ensminger, second baseman. , The high school team will play one game with each opponent this year and they stand well to date. Last year North York copped the pennant ot the scholastic baseball league, and it is possible that they can do the same this year. With the excellent managing ot Mr. Heilman and the cooperation of the players, they are sure to go places. Members: Chester Brandt, Carl Byers, Bernard l-limmelright, Charles Wilt, David Kerns, Gordon Ensminger, Robert Shelly, Austin Corwell, Roy Snyder, Orville Wood, lohn Zeigler, Paul Cunningham, Richard Shelley, Harold Snyf der, Robert Cassel, and Iohn Saylor, manager. Schedule for 1935 April 5 . . . Manchester, at home April l2 A New Freedom, away April l8 . . Open April 23 Red Lion, at home April 26 . Y. C. I., at home May 3 Dallastown, away May lO Dillsburg, at home May 14 . Manchester, away May l7 . Glen Rock, away -1 55 5- Ugg Alfzazfgfsi, YQ35 , Boys, Track One of the most successful activities during the past year has been track. Although this extra-curricular activity has been established only during the last few years, the students have proved their ability in this type of sport. North York had been invited to attend at least five meets held by colleges and other schools. Mr. lohn Weimer, athletic director of York High School and head of the physical education department, invited North York to participate in a meet which consisted only of running events and was held on the Meadow Field on April 20, l935. The high school also received an invitation to the track meet held May 4 at Shippensburg State Teachers' College. Try-outs for the Penn Relays were held on April lU with the following results: Blum, first, Snyder, second, Barton, third, Frantz, fourth, March, fifth, and Ensminger, sixth. These boys competed for North York at the Penn Relays. The Red Lion Meet has aroused the interest of every student. The high school expects to take the victory with the Orange and Black flying. The co- captains, Barton, and Blum, were unanimously elected at a meeting held on March 20. Members: Paul Blum, Robert Barton, Richard March, Glenn Frantz, Gor- don Ensminger, Ray Elicker, Gerald Snyder, Elwood Krebs, Ernest Gingerich, and Iohn Saylor, manager. -4 56 ,- 755 Cilflafzgffz, 1935 Girls' Track Girls' track is another successful sport of North York High School under the supervision of Mr. Leber. This is the second year for the girls' team, therefore, some new members are on the team, in fact, it is composed entirely ot new members with the exception ot Rush Rishel, Helen Kochenour, and Ruth Everhart, who have remained from last year. As is the custom, the most important track meet this year was held at Red Lion, Saturday, May ll, The girls participated in several events, in- cluding the 50 yd. dash, relay, basketball throw, baseball throw and volley ball. Members: Anna Sprenkle, Marie Spangler, Gladys McCornas, Virginia Henry, Kathryn Swartz, lanet Ptaltzgratt, Marguerite Hoffman, Mary Olive Shaull, Rosella Sauerwald, Lydia Iordan, Doris Dherit, Dorothy Ensminger, Romaine Hottman, Zelda Shue, Ruth Rishel, Helen Kochenour, and Ruth Everhart. of 57 ,- Uga Awflazfzfsi, 7Q35 , H16 NOTES H ii M. . g nl S f ERN 4 K Q il J 2 'GB -Q 58 Q- ,Zf. if,,f ff ,f fl! P'0WWFE1M1EAL 4 ,pg Pg X I 5' bf gf X if Z x XXX -f f .L ff K f Q S W f Xf , y, ' jfjg x x 1 fiilf- f,,f ' Awwx f? fif :Xi Q' h V ., , A Qi? X ' V1 ' :L . , i .I f ff f - . - X uf . , ,X I f 7 J ' If ' A ITU 4- X, ' I, 35 1 . f WL. WI H13 'Wm . K! 1,11 , fag a.,.X:,, .E , ! L .. W, f A W 45' M, If fx I E I' -WINPJN i ff! , ' - ny ' P f XX , f A I, X. vw I , fffff 'ff 5 A K wiv fxx X' ,A ff I ffyfff Xfxz 6,4 f N K 5 If f Muffy-Q f f f f ,f X 4 . T ' ff if 4l'ff5Uf,WI'Gf2' ff X 1 K X fx , X Q kfil 'Wiki I , xf X X Y xx xl 'I ' :iv ,xxr '? , fx-27,1 X XX h V4 ii ' W x X XX hw' 7 3' ' . X 1 . 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The girl thought she heard a growl of oi -7- and ran, stumbling over stones and brushes. lt was getting darker. A hungry -8- approached her and all he did Was -9- in her face. Running again, she found herself face to face with a man having very -l0- hair. The maiden was frightened but this Was soon overcome. They became friends and he began telling her his life history, He was born in -ll-. As a young man he helped a -12-. ozaliiziizzizizzi U55 Spazifez, 1935 ...ll-L-1----.-iw For Quality try RUTTER BROS. Pasteurized Dairy Products N. George St.. Ext. York, Pa. 11111..0,l,-K-----, 111111-1111111.10 l-le soon lost this job, but was for- tunate in finding one with a -l3f. VVhen he lost that position, he de- cided to become a -l4-. He sailed many seas and made a fortune. His heme now was a -l5- on a high hill not far away. The young girl accompanied him to his home. The servant, after opening the door, blew Ct -lB- to announce his master's presence. 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Sales and Service 1101 1 1 1 1-1110111-1n1o1u1v1ro 111111111-.11,1l 4..- - -..-r.-..-.,-..-U...,-0- ...- SCHOOL CALENDAR September Sept. 5-School opened with the usual scene of Freshmen in the halls. Sept. 61'l'he editor of this book was fifteen years old. Sept. 7fSeek and you shall find Freshmen. Sept. 10-A few Freshmen were lost. Sept. ll-Teachers began giving large assignments. Sept. l2-Upper classmen selected. this motto for the Freshmen- Children should be seen and not heard. o 0.0 H Q U u U U U n U n U Q u 'Q 4 Q use H U U U U U U H H -4.1. 111111 111114111111111111111111411111 11114 Say It With Flowers IOHN DAUBER Florist 1705 North George St. York. Pct. -11.1111111--.11,, 000 2 U U U U U U U U U U U - - 1 1 1111.11.11 1 1 1.1 1 3. 1 1111111t11111111111111 1111m11n1t,z, Sept. 21-Seniors held cr meeting for the purpose of electing class officers. Sept. 24-The president ot the Senior closs oppointed ring ornd ploy committees. October Oct. 2.-School opened ot 8:30 ct. m. otnd closed ot ll:3U ot. m. tor Foir vctcotion. Oct. 3-School closed dt noon in order thot the pupils could attend the York Fair. Oct. 4--School closedg every- body ottended the York Folir. Oct. 5-No sessionsg York Folir. H U U U U U ..g. 65 U55 Qfflafzgfafz, 1935 .g.,:..:.:.:..:..: 2 - - - - - - U U U U U U U U U U U u 3 5.4 1 HUMBLE-MUNDIS CO. 1536 North GeorgeSt. TYDOL GAS--VEEDOL OIL Tires - Batteries Tubes 1 1 1 1 141 41 11 11 9.1212 li it wi l .7 U U U U U U U U U U Ye X ew XX IX R, G. F. York . ,11,1u1 1 1 .Yr 'x M3521 vga? fxfgp Mimosa 1 - U A V U 1 ' xx UU I X ' 5'-fi-'-ff JL. N N -ifiiftf' '. . ix .EPEL .123 5 1- 4 .1 '-5-ii 'NV .1 - ' 1 . --nr. Q-,1. , f f, U x , 1rf.:f12, 2152 'M' mN1xKu51:s:xwXxNmmm , .X m -X ,gm TSW- NN- 'Ulf' ll X N N9 . V EE. . ls ik: ww? 1- , N 5, ' w1-f.'-s1x, m:sxsxs1ssmaw,- l f ,,:1.-.'.--' , -. -- 1'lE5 xU15' ff 'Z O -si U rf ir- 97 -1 'F' fir ff? X 4' f ffl X fel: Yft Six 9 fi EQ' XXX PLITT 61 SON . Lancaster ,---11 5- 1111111411 11 1 1 1111111111111 U65 cgfzazgfaz, 7Q35 I..-:.,:.,:.,:..: : 2 :..:...-..:..:.,g. CIGARS BILL!!-XRDS Meet the Boys at the NORTH YORK CIGAR STORE 1057 North George St. York, Pa. ICE CREAM CANDIES 101111010101 1 1 1 1010111110 1n1n1n1n1u.1n1n1a1 1 1:1 1: 0Phone No. 51118 For Fresh Fruit and Vegetables . . . You'1l Get the Best at Henry Everhart and Sons North York. Pa. Best Goods lor Lowest Prices : : I.:.,:t.:.,:..:.,:.,:.,:.: :..g. 66 .9120:.,....:.,:.,:.,:.,: : 1- - .- .-I Shoe Hea1th Headquarters WOLFGI-1NG'S SHOE STORE 1121 N. George Street York, Pa. The Home oi Brown-Bilt Health Shoes 0:4 u-10101 n-10101 0 11: 1:11 1n11v1,nm1:r41 0:11:10101111:1o1u1u1u1n-111U1 o neo lv U U U U U U U U o .of --- --------win Oct. 15-Seniors held a meet- ing to select a definite class ring. The president appointed numerous committees for the Senior play. Oct. 19--Sophomores held annual class bazaar. Oct, 25-The Girls' Glee Club organized. Oct. 25-The boys started a Orlee Club. Oct. Sl-The underclassmen planned lor their 1-1alloWe'en pranks to take place that even- ing. November Nov. l--Several ot the boys got out their guns and went hunting. U U U u U II U U U U U U U ..n1n1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -40:0 Uflf Spmfilfm, 1935 67 5- U55 fglfzazgfaz, YQ35 1111111111111 U 110+ 'E + H M M E 'l U DIA M o N D s l E ir r Ulu A - Q ' U gf 1 U U J' u M A U U Qualify Right, the II . 2 Same as PIICGH U U ll E I- FRANK REESE E Ieweler 1012 George St.. York, Pa. E ------- H Nov. 8-Students were grief- H stricken on account of the cle- H parture from this life ol their : genial friend, Mr. E. I. Mc- U Guigan. l H Nov. 9-School closed a hall H day in esteem for Mr. Mc- E Guigan. U Nov. l6-The Girl Reserve H Club held a theatre party. U - Nov. 21-General Science U class visited reservoir. U Nov. 23-Another section of - Freshman Science visited the U reservoir, II Nov. 27-High School Frolic. U Nov. 29wThanksgiving re- U cess. UU v ..111111111111o o.ov1n1n1.-1111111.11140 6 4.1:1011.1o1o1n1n1u1u1 1 1 1 GREENVS Pcrsteurized Milk VELVET ICE CREAM I 0:4 .1 1111- 101011110101 111 U 101 u 101 11010 1101- 1 1 101-11-1-U--U1 1114-140' 0111111111111 1,1 .Q 5.11 -.,-.,-.,-.1-..-.,,..,......-i..u-,-.,:. Reading and Lehigh Coal SMYSER 5. SMYSER Dealers in C O A L Cor. Beaver and North Sis. York, Pa. Delivery to All Parts of City U U U U U U U U U 111111 :L-111 1 1 1 1 1 1-11.115 Q U55 ifflwzfln, 1935 E ARE GLAD to have had the privilege of serving the Class of l935 , . . and now we look forward to the pleasure of our continuing to serve the members of the Class in their various fields of endeavor. YORK COLOR PLATE COMPANY 6th Avenue and Ogontz Street YORK, PENNSYLVANIA 1n111111111,111 1.1 1 1 1 1:1411 1 1 1 1 11 21 2 fit s B 44252521 2 A L Y I ERI Q, .J You are cordially invited to come in and see the quality jewelry we make and com- pare values . . . you will be most heartily welcomed . . . avail yourself of this op- portunity to compare quality and values and in so doing you can be sure of re- ceiving the utmost in value. Lovely Diamond Rings . . . Pendants . . . Pins . . . Bracelets. Prices For This Fine Diamond Jewelry Start at S10.00. FRANK C. BAYER Creator of Distinctive Iewelry 17 and 19 East Market St. 2nd Floor . . . York, Pa. v occ U U U U U II 111111111---..-tv 1111111111111? -C599 011111111111 0.0111....n1u1u1n1o101u1. 1n1u1n1 Nov. 30-School closed. Every one was home with the stomach ache alter their Thanksgiving dinner. December Dec. 3-The Freshmen said, Santa Claus is coming soon! Dec. 7-Magazine campaign awards were presented. Dec. l2-Something new for North York School. Clubs were organized . Dec. l3-The members of the newspaper staff attended the conference of the Pennsylvania School Press Association in Gettysburg. Dec. l5-Girl Reserve Dance. U55 Alflwzkffsfz, 1935 ..1..1,14,1111111101,,111....11 For Economy and Convenience USE THESE SERVICES GAS COOKING GAS REFRIGERATION GAS AUTOMATIC WATER HEATING PENNSYLVANIA GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 113, Dec. 2l-Christmas vacation began. Dec. 28-Girl Reserves held Christmas party at Y. W. C. A. Ianuctry lan. 2'-Everybody at school again. lan. ll, l2-Seniors present- ed Huckleberry Finn. lan. l4-luniors elected of- ficers lor year. lan. 2l, 22, 23-Pupils sut- lered from final exams. lan. 23f-First semester end- ed. lan. 3l-Come, you track teamsg get started. :zz-..:.::::::::..g. -Q 70 j- QI1 1 1 1 1n1u1u1n1n1n1 1111 GRADUATION GIFTS-- THE GIRL GRADUATE will always treasure a wrist watch, and she will adore one of these new, tiny Baguette watches! Despite their dainty size, these watches have good, dependable movements. PRICES START AT 515.00 Other wrist watches, somewhat larger in size, with Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton or Longines movements are priced from 515.00 to 365.00 THE BOY GRADUATE will need, before anything else, a depend x- bls watch, in order to establish a habit ol punctuality. We recommend, and fully guarantee our strap watches, priced from 512.50 to S5500 Diamond rings, specially designed for the girl graduate, are priced ai 515.00 525.00 550.00 Ring and necklace sets of semi-precious stones, start at 32.00 And many other gifts, moderately priced, for graduates, are now on display. A. SIMMONS Diamond Merchant-Ieweler 21 S. George St. York. Pa. Q n.41111x111111111:1 UAS cgflazgfez, 7Q35 4:,,-,,-,,-,,- - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 .1 10:11 1 :uiui 101011020 U AWNINGS Phone 35269 E E BLUM AWNING AND TENT CO. E . . H Custom-Built Awnings E . H Tents to Rent-All Sizes E H E I 5 128 West Philadelphia Street . York, Pa. H 2'----'--'FTW E-------------E Wiring . Fixtures . Appliances February Q Feb. l-Assemblyg music was Q theme. U Feb. 12-Pupils did not tor- 3 get Lincoln. Philco and Atwater Kent Radios E E Feb- 15'-A-S5en'1blY in -honor E - of American heroeshliincoln Grunow Refrigerators H E and Washington' E E Feb. 22-Students were dis- E missed early because of Wash- : 2 ' ton's birthday. 2 u u mg u LAU1-:R fs. Gnoss n U U March Electrical Contractors MCH- 4-Senior girls vfore ankle socks. U Mar, 13-The motto, Success Q is the reward ot toil, was se- 1365 W-I Mmke, SL lected by the Seniors. U U H -f 71 ,- U65 Spaigfei, YQ-535 0:01101 1 11101 1 1 1 1u1u1n1u1u-010 UW-----'---------:U-n:n:::::::: H E H. K. BILLETT 6: SON E E Builders oi H H . . . . H D1st1nct1ve Cemetery Memorlcxls U U U U U U U 3 North George St. at Third Avenue E York, Penna. E lfllfllli lil -11111 1 1 Q Hix 11111 ivvv 1 H Mor. 15, ifzifluniors present- For GQQD EATS H ed, Arn I intruding? II H . H H and DRINKS 2 Mor. 20-Girl Reserves held : - 3 or business meeting. Mor. 25-Another question try thc- Q was debuted by the Iunior his- H tory class. E Mor. 29-Mr. Leber osked the NORTH END : ' 1 t h 1 k th t ' 2 Q H o ep mo e e ennis LUNCH ROOM 2 H H H F. A. SHINDLE, Prop. H April U . U U - Apr. I-Mony Seniors fooled Home-Made Ice Cream H the underclossmen. Apr. 5-Jfhe Sprinkler Work U progressed. 1124 N. George St. H U U o -1 72 5- o,or1n1 1 10101111 101:11 1 U55 Alfldigfii, 7Q35 1n1u1u1u1o1n1n1o1 1 1 1 1:11 FAIRCLOTH RESTAURANT Ham, Steak and Chop Dinners Week-Day Dinners - - 25c Home-Made Soup Sundctes PENSUPREME ICE CREAM BOB FAIRCLOTH, Prop. Phone 64338 1030 N. Geo. St. 1 1n1u1o1u1u1n1n1u1 1 1-' SUCH CANDY! QQ Q 1 o 'Q so ,A fs Nc? 03 fi 191 D. E. WOLFGANG'S Confectionery Store Member of Y. S. S. Store: 1100 N. George St. Factory: 8-12 Latimer St. 1 9:4 U u U ! 1 n1u1:11u1u1.n1n1:n1o1u1x1 1m -4 73 Q .4 1n1:11010101n1n1o1o1u1u1n1 Apr. ll-Another newspaper conference was conducted at Manchester. Our school was represented by fifteen pupils. Apr. 12, l3-High School op- eretta. Apr. 15-The poor little Freshmen finally got organized. Apr, 26-Girl Reserve spring dance Was Well attended at Playground Auditorium. May May 10-Seniors held loa- zaar. May ll-The famous track meet at Red Lion attracted many students. 1n1u1n1n1n1n1 1 1 1 1 141 U55 cgflaigfaz, 7Q35 01-11111111111 4.411111u1u1u11..1..u11 H H -QOGRAD E ,iffrm : Q fiiunng U E 1.2 H 0 is V qi: S - 2, e 5' Q r'0N'oF 7' U U 1 U We are proud that we were chosen H to make the photographs in this H book. Portraits made by this studio are G more than photographs. U 3 Shadle 6: Busser H 58 South Beaver Street 0,111 1111111-i1.i14i14114w1w1 1 10.4 Q1111111111111 O.O11ll1lD1.lY-1.rtl1ll1l71ll1 1010111 10.9 U H May 15, 16, 17-Seniors re- Q ceived their last will from the H teachers-the final examina- - tions. ll H May 22, 23, 24-General final E exams. Q May 251Baccc1laureate serv- ll ices. May 27-Class night exer- ll cises. H May 28-Commencement ex- . ercises. U U U U 0:01:11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111140: 74 '11111...11.1.11..... o4oi111111111111 SUNDAES SODAS We cordially invite the ladies when thirsty to stop and have cr drink at our up-to-date fountain. BAYLOR'S 1119 North George St. DIXIES FROSTIES 50.10101 1 1 1 1 1 1411111111111 Phone 45223 Carlynella Beauty Shop Nettie C. Witmer Specializing in PERMANENT WAVIN G .IOL 1049 North George Street 11-n1u1411n1n1n1n1n1u1n1 1:1 1-11 1 1010111.10101-u WOOD'S Groceries Lunch Meats and Vegetables We Deliver .. Phone 30253 1u1u1n1 1 1 1 1 101 1:11111 1u1n1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1-11 Greeting Book Cards Plates y WATERMAN PEN and PENCIL SETS 1 BARNHART'S BOOK STORE 35 West Market St. PARKER PEN and PENCIL SETS Writing Photograph Paper Albums 1 1 1:14 Ulla Cilfzafkfsz, 1935 fo 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o 0.4 Io'4 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q v 1u1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10101111103 -4 75 1 Q qv...-'u..1n1u1n1n1o111101 101-n1u,14,., ! L. C. 1AcoBY's Q Q Economy Store Q 923 N. Duke St. II Phone 43175 5 Q u Q For Economic H Prices .,..:.,: : I :..:..:.,:.,: : -. .-U.-wg. ' - 1 - 1 11:1n1u1u1u1u1u1u140 o'n1 011,141 u ,J ll La Dictionaire Moderne H BORE-A person who never has a previous engagement and when you ask him how he is, he tells you. HOME-A place to go atter all other places are closed. - ADULT-One who has stopped growing except in the mid- ll clle. PROPHET-fOne who guesses right once out of every tive. NONSENSEfWhen an ele- phant is hanging over a : diff with his mi tied to Q Q claisy. FEARLESS-One who is not afraid ot the teachers. SUPERFLUOUS - Something unnecessary like the Will Q you in Will you have a soda on me? - Q t:.,:u-.,:..:..:..: I : : : -..:..g. We fgiflazgfei, YQ35 v 5411n11:1411u1n1n1n1n1u1n101 11 ' 11 -11111-110.0 U H ROYAL TYPEWRITERS U H U H End the Day with a Smile U U U E Buy a Royal Typewriter 3 With Touch Control l U U Q BANCROFT 'S E 33 South Duke St. Dial 2997 ! l H To live in hearts we leave behind H is not to die. -Campbell. U U H U We always try to create 3 a Beautiful Memory Pic- E ture for the Living. l U U g A. ZIEGLER'S soNs E Funeral Directors E U U U Ambulance Service U -4 76 J- .g.,:. :..:..:.,:.,:..:..:i.:.,:.,:.,: NIUMQIES IQ E CB EAU! For All Occasions Serve NEUMAN'S IC E C R E A M 141 10111111:.n1u1u-141101 1 ..1u1u1n1o1u1u1n1 1 1 1 1 Wayland Kline mo. 47,1se,zosy Declares That The Law Will Never Hold You For: Stealing-cr kiss Beatingfewan egg Killing-time Hanging-ci picture Attacking-C1 problem Gratting-skin Slashingsa salary Murdering-a song Forging-a sword Shooting-the Works 11:101111n1u1n1n1u1n1n1 1 Ulla Cffmfzgfez, 1935 1111 1 1 1111111111111 1 1 11116, PERRY'S BEAUTY SHOP ELIZABETH KOCHENOUR Operator Eugene Permanent Waves and All Types oi Beauty Culture Phone 30498 1123 N. George St.. North York H U II U Il -.,--.,-.,-..-..- -1- -.,-.1-1,-..--..g. 1111 11111111111111a11v11s11n11r11111,24 A -An act of Providence. Bluff-A clever attempt to hide what you know. Dead-Serious condition re- sulting in a weak end. Flunk-An acute disease ot regular recurrence - every six Weeks. Mathematics-A science deal- ing in rectangles and other tangles. luniors-People who have spent three years in high school and are only finding it out. Zero-Sum total of Work ac- Complished. 1111111111111-o 1 1 1 U U U H , II U lc 77 1- Q1:1r:1n:u:.11i111-111111111111-11-111: FOR PLUMBING and HEATING See R. H. HAAS 61 SONS 1434 North George St. 1111: iniui111n:1ri111-111111 1 01311111111:1-111111111 1- 1- 1- 11 1- They Say It Aristotle Miss l-lerodotus Euclid Charley Paddock Miss Commerce William Prescott Harry Coach Milligan Aristotle Euclid David Belasco Charley Paddock Oqufog 70,126 M44 f X X X !j!!f,,.f!Jf! f X W fd!!! X X ff!! f My KW f ff ff X f X X ff ff! Aff! f X X XQXVX ff ffff ,N fynff ff ff 7 QQ!!! X X NX f0f ,ff ffffffff ff , ff Wffwif f A f fff ff! f f ff f f X f X ff J fff ffff -,x X761 f f ffff X Wff ,ff X ff 05074 XZ ,f f ,X X Xf' X ,ff X A, f A , ,, ,, if 1, ff, I A, . 1, A ,I fi V, . . f ,f 1 I !,, f f , f X if f nf f 4 1 V ff ff? fXif'f 1 I ffl! X X ,ff I, ff Xf! 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