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

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Sophomores Mary Olive Shaull, Presidenl' George Glalfeller, Vice-Presidenl June Snyder, Secrelary Dwighf Kohr, Treagurer Philip Alfland Slewarl Baer Harold Boyer Rufh Brandi' Eranlc Byers Romaine Corwell Hazel Crone Paul Diffenhafer Gordon Doll Ray Eliclcer Edgar Eppley Dora Franlz Emma Jeanne Funk Kennelh Geesey Ernesl' Gingerich George Glalfeller John Gladfelfer Jane? Gray Helen Halce Rufh Hays Colors: Navy Blue and While Gladys Heidler Sara Heindel Virginia Henry Howard Hershey Doris Hildebrand Kennefh Hinlcle Frederick Hobaugh Dorofhy Hoffman Miriam Hoover Edifh Kelbaugh Howard Kerns Max Klinefeller Dwighlr Kohr Granville Kohr Waller March Gladys Mccomas Ruby Myers Evelyn Miller' Clarence Monk Janel' Pfalllgraff 9535334-'4 Nola Pfallzgraff Gladys Sauerwald Mary Olive Shaull Dwiqlnl' Smilh Henry S'fni'l'h Jerry Smifh ' Gladys Snyder June Snyder Leslie Snyder Ralph Snyder John Sfoldrlemyer Herberf Suerefh Kalhryn Swarlz Mary Weaver Llewellyn Swarh Mary Wire Clair Yinqer Virginia Zarfoss

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History The class of I937 mef on Sepfember 27, I934, for fhe purpose of elecfing officers. The final resulfs of fhe elecfion were: Jay Snyder, presidenf: June Sfririe, vice pres- idenfg and Romaine Hoffman, secrefary. Edna Hoffman occupies fhe office of freasurer for fhe four-year organizafion of fhe class. On January I6, I935, fhe class convened fo selecf and order emblems, pennanfs, hafs and caps in fhe class colors, brown and gold. Again, on Sepfember 24, I935, fhe class, now fhe iunior class, held a meefing. Af fhis fime officers for fhe year were elecfed. The resulfs were: Jay Snyder, pres- idenfy lenn Franfz, vice-presidenfg and Marie Spangler, secrefary. Under fhe direcfion of Mr. Everharf, rhe class play, The lvlasgueraderf' was very successfully presenfed on February 28 and 29, I936. Thus fhe imporfanf evenfs and rneefings of fhe class of 1937 are broughf fo an end. The nexf move for fhe flighfy juniors will be fhe sfep info fhe lasf year of fheir high school, when fhey will become dignified seniors.

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l-listory A sTorm oT bewildered Treshmen swepT Through The halls oT NorTh Yorlc high school early in SepTember, I934. The TirsT evenT oT imporTance occurred April l5, I935, when These Treshmen assembled To elecT oTTicers. The Tollowing were chosen: Mary Olive Shaull, presidenT: Franlc Byers, vice-presidenTg Dora FranTz, secreTary7 DwighT Kohr, Treasurer. The Treasurer serves a Term oT Tour years. So ended The TirsT year. Though seemingly unimporTanT, This TirsT year well served as a ToundaTion upon which To build The remaining high school career. ReTurning in The Tall oT 1935, The ranl4s oT The class oT '38 were reduced. SepTem- ber 25, The class meT To choose oTTicers and have a general discussion perTaining To The sophomore bazaar, The main evenT oT The second year oT high school liTe. The oTTicers chosen were: Mary Olive Shaull, presidenTg George GladTelTer, vice-presidenT: June Snyder, secreTary. CommiTTees were appoinTed by The presidenT To prepare Tor The bazaar. The chairmen oT The various commiTTees were: WalTer March, adver- Tisingg KaThryn SwarTz, reTreshmenTg Dora FranTz, donaTion. The bazaar, The only social evenT oT The year, proved To be a success. As The year draws To a close, The sophomores realize ThaT They have climbed iusT one more rung oT The ladder oT educaTion. 34 3544444