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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1937 volume:

f ' -r Ex Lilaris Reseller Sciuerwcild-Editor Millard VVo1fgc1ng-Business Mcmcxger The Sparkler I 9 3 7 Vol. VIII Published by The Senior Class of North York High School North York, Pennsylvania Foreword ln this, the eighth volume ot The Spark- ler, the staff attempts to provide class- mates and friends with a record of the Class ot l937 at North York High School. lt is hoped that the content of this book will prove not only ot present lout also of last- ing interest. Because of its influence on modern lite and education, radio has been used as the art theme. Dedication It is with highest respect and gratitude theft the Class of 1937 dedicettes this edition of The Spdrkler to Robert E. Everhcirt, tecrcher and friend. Robert E. Everhart Wilson Building Playground Auditorium Board of Education 1936 - 1937 Mr. George M. Herman . President Mr. Iobn A. Sipes . . . Vice-President The Reverend Mr. R. R. Rodes . Secretary Mr. Roy L. Iacoby . . . Treasurer Mr. Curvin I. Beshore . . Associate Member The members of the Board before the November election were: Mr. Curvin I. Beshore, presidentg Mr. Iohn A. Sipes, vice-presidentg the Reverend Mr. R. R. Rodes, secretaryg Mr. Roy L. Iacoby, treasurerg Mr. George M. Herman, associate member. .Z 102. l IFA LT The Eparklelf' MR. IRVIN R. SNYDER, M.S. Studied at Millersville State Teachers' College, Gettysburg College and University ot Pennsylvania, is supervising principal of the borough schools. The Eiparl-iler i 1 MR. DEAN B. ARMOLD, M.A. Studied ot Gettysburg College, University ot North Corolind dnd Duke University, hos taught ot Somerville High School, Somerville, N. I., and ot The Hun School, Princeton, N. I., is principal ot the high school, is instructor in Lcrtin, French and English, odvises The North York School News, 'lThe Spcrrkleru ond the Art Club. The Sp HFl'ilEIl 1 MR. CHARLES C. LEBER, A.B. Studied at Lebanon Valley College and Springfield College, has taught at Mechanicsburg High School, Me- chanicsburg, Pa., and at Polytechnic Institute, Philadel- phia, Pa., is instructor in General Science, Health and History, coaches girls' basketball and varsity track teams, l advises Booster Club. MISS ALVERTA LECRONE, B.S. Studied at Elizabethtown College, is instructor in Type- writing, Stenography and Iunior Business Training, ad- vises Handicraft Club. L MR. RAY E. HEILMAN, B.S. in Commerce I Studied at Grove City College, is instructor in Typewrit- ing, Bookkeeping, Commercial Geography and Office Practice, coaches boys' basketball and baseball teams. I I MISS LAURA BURKET, B.S. Studied at Millersville State Teachers' College, has taught at Vintondale High School, Vintondale, Pa., is in- structor in Problems of Democracy, History and lunior Business Training, is School Librarian, advises Library Club. l .1 l4 :. The Eparl-ilsr MR. HENRY A. MITCHELL. B.S. Studied at East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College and Franklin and Marshall Collegeg has taught at Millersburg High School, Millersburg, Pa., and at Mt. loy High School, Mt. Ioy, Pa., is instructor in Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Health, advises Science Club. MR. ROBERT E. EVERHART, 1-LB. Studied at Gettysburg College-5 is instructor in English and Commercial Geography, directs dramaticsg advises Dramatic Club. MR. CLIFFORD S. GUNNET. I-LB. Studied at Gettysburg Collegeg is instructor in History and English. MR. C. CLINTON RUBY, B.S. Studied at Gettysburg College and Penn State Collegeg has taught at Hallam Borough Schools, Hallam, Pa., is instructor in Mathematics, advises Mathematics Club. .: 15 :. 'I he Epaflrl-iler MISS MARIAN E. LIEB, A.B. Studied at Temple University, has taught at Stewarts- town High School, Stewartstown, Pa., is Supervisor of Music. MRS. GLADYS R. GABLE, Cert. of D.H. Studied at the University of Pennsylvania, has taught at Lower Alsace Public Schools, Lower Alsace, Pa., and at Mohnton Public Schools, Mohnton, Pa, is Dental Hygienist. MISS AMY M. SHAMBAUGH, R.N. Studied at the Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadel- phia, Pa., at the Philadelphia School ol Social Health and Work, Philadelphia, Pa., and at Penn State College, has been night superintendent at the Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa., and assistant night superintendent at the Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., is School Nurse. .2 l6 2. SENIGRS The 'Sparl-ilelf' DOICCIS Bcthn Commercial Clubs-Mathematics 2. President . 3. 4 Librarian ..... 3. 4 Ruth Bair General V Clubs-Mathematics 2. President . 3, 4 Glee Club ..... 4 Operetta 4 Sparkler . , 4 Ethel Bear Commercial Clubs-Mathematics. President 2. Dramatic . . . . 4 Glee Club . 2. .3. 4 Operetta .... 1. 2, 3. 4 Office Officer-Secretary , . . 3 Arlene Benfzel Commercial Clubs-Mathematics 2. Dramatic . 3. 4 .: 18 :. The 'Sparl-iler Grant Bier General Club-Booster . , 2 Glee Club . . 3. 4 Basketball . l, 2 Isabel Brehm Classical Clubs-Art 2, Dramatic . 3, 4 ' Operetla . . . 2, 3, 4 Sparkler . , . 4 School News . . 1, 2, 3, 4 . Librarian . , 3, 4 Rosalie Chapman General Clubs-Art 2, Dramatic 3, Mathematics, Secretary . . 4 Glee Club . . . 2, 3. 4 Operetta ,.... l, 2, 3 Glenn Charleston Commercial Glee Club . . . . 2. 4 Orchestra . . 2, 3, 4 Baseball . 3, 4 .: 19 :. The Sparl-iler Grace Crone General Clubs-Mathematics 2, Library . 3, 4 Librarian ..... 3, 4 Charles Dittenhafer Commercial Clubs-Mathematics 2, Booster . 4 Baseball ,..,.. 4 Glenn F ink General Glenn Frantz General Clubs--Science 2, 3, Mathematics , 4 Glee Club ..... 2. 3. 4 Class Plays . . 3. 4 Operetta .... l, 2, 3. 4 Track ..... l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer-Vice President . . Z .: A20 1. Mary Hamme Clubs-Maihematics 2, Library . 3, 4 Mildred Herman Clubs-Art 2, Dramatic . Glee Club . Operetta . Girl Reserves Sparkler . Pearson Hinkl-e Club-Booster . Glee Club . Operetta Edna Hoffman Clubs-Library 2, Dramatic Glee Club .,.. Operetta .... Class Officer-Treasurer Class Plays . , . Girl Reserves School News Sparkler . The Eparl-iler General Commercial . . 4 . 2, 3, 4 . 2, 3, 4 , 1. 2, 3. 4 . . 4 General . . 4 . 2, 3, 4 , 2, 3, 4 Commercial . . 4 . 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 . 3, 4 . 1. 2, 3, 4 . 1. 2 . 4 .2 21 2. The Eparl-iler 19 4 Romctine Hoffman Commercial Clubs-Art 2. 3. Dramatic . . . 4 Glee Club .... 2. 3. 4 Operetta ..,. l. 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves 1. Z. 3. President . 4 Class Plays ..... 3. 4 Cheer Leader . . . 3. 4 Class Officer-Secretary . . . 2 I Volley Ball ,... 1. 2. 3. 4 School News l. 2. Circulation I Manager , . . . . 3. 4 Sparkler . . . 2. 4 Annabelle Hoover General I Clubs-Art 2. Mathematics. Vice President 3. Library , . . 4 Glee Club . . , 2, 3, 4 Operetta ,.,. 1. 2. 3. 4 Librarian ...... 4 Class Officer-Vice President . , 3 School News .... l. 2 I Sparkler . , 4 Gladys Hughes General Clubs-Mathematics 2. Library 3. Dramatic .... ' Earl Iacoby Commercial Club-Booster . . . 4 Glee Club . 3 Baseball . 3. 4 .: 22 :. T he E'q1'.5lrl-ilHr- 13 Lydia Iordctn Commercial I Club--Booster . . 3. 4 1 Glee Club . . 2. 3, 4 l I Operettcr .,., 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball. 1. 2. 3: Captain . . 4 Volley Ball . . . 1. 2. 3. 4 Track . , . . 1. 2. 3. 4 I I Preston Keasey Commercial I Track . , . . 4 Doretha Kinports Commercial Clubs--Booster 2. Dramatic 3. President 4 Glee Club ..,.. 2. 3. 4 Operetta . . 2. 3. 4 Class Play , . , 4 Girl Reserves . 2. 3. 4 Cheer Leader . . 2. 3. 4 Sparkler . 4 Dorothy Kohr Commercial Clubs-Mathematics 2. Dramatic . 4 Glee Club ,.,... 4 Operetta , . 4 5 C 1 .: 23 :. The 'Sp Hrl-iler Clubs-Booster 2 Track . . Cleo Pfaltzgraff Glee Club , Sparkler . Operetta .. 24 Z. Phyllis Lehr General Clubs--Art 2, Dramatic 3, Vice President , . , 4 Glee Club . . 2, 3, 4 Operetta . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays . . 3, 4 Basketball , , . 1, 2 Track ....,. l, 2 Class Officer-Vice President . , 4 Girl Reserves ,... 4 Sparkle: . . , 4 School News . . 1, Z, 3 Philip Little General CWilliam Pennl Track . . , 2, 3 Basketball . . .3 Student Council . 3 fNorth Yorkl Basketball A , 4 Track ...,.. 4 President of Athletic Association . 4 Club-Booster ..... 4 Glenn Meyers General , Art 3, Mathematics . 4 , . . .3,4 Classical . 4 . 4 . 4 Edward Price fWilliam Pennl Basketball School News CNorth Yorkl Baskeiball . . 3 Class Plays . , . 3, 4 Club-Dramatic 3, Secrelary . , 4 Baseball , . . 3 Ruth Quickel General Club-Mathematics . 2. 3. 4 Iames Rishel Classical Clubs-Science 2. 3. Mathematics . 4 Glee Club . Manager of Magazine Campaign . 4 Operelta . Track . Sparkle! . Irvin Rupert Club-Booster . . . . 4 The Eparl-ilur Commercial .2 .2 . 2.3.4 . 2. 3. 4 . 2, 4 . 4 Commercial .5 25 :. The Sparl-iler 19 5 Rosella Sauerwald General Club-Mathematics 2. 4. Secretary . 3 Sparkler-Editor-in-Chief . . . 4 Glee Club . , . 4 Operelta . 4 Track . . , 2 A School News 3. 4 I Robert S-enfi Commercial Club-Mathematics. Vice President . 2 Glee Club .... 2. 3. 4 Operetta . . 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Play . . 3 Maclelyn Sipe General Club-Library . . 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserves . . . 4 Glee Club . . 2. 3. 4 Operetta . l. 2. 3. 4 Track . . 1. 2 Librarian . 2. 3. 4 I School-News , . l Sparkle: . 1. 4 I Edith Smith Commercial Glee Club . 2. 3. 4 1 Operetla . Girl Reserves .: 26 :. .2.,3.4 , 1.2 The Eparl-iler' Harriette Smullen General Club-Library 2. 3. 4 Operetta , . 1- Girl Reserves , , 2 Librarian . 3. 4 Harold Snyder General Club-Booster 2. 3. President . 4 Glee Club . , . 2. 3. 4 Class Plays . , 3. 4 Operetta . , 2. 3. 4 Baseball . 1. 2. 4 School News , . l. 4 Icty Snyder General Club-Booster . 4 Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Class Plays . , 3. 4 Operetta . 2. 3. 4 Baseball . 2. 3. 4 Basketball . 1. Z Track . 2. 3. 4 I 1 Marie Spangler Commercial Club--Library 2. 3. President Glee Club . Operetta . .4 .I Class Officer-Secretary , Sparkler ..., Basketball 1.2.3. Business Manager , 4 Track . . 2.3.4 1.2.3.4 ' ,3.4 .4 1.2.3 .2 27 :. T he Sparl-iler Anna Sprenkle General Club-Mathematics . . 3, 4 Glee Club . . 2, 3, 4 Operetta . . 2, 3, 4 Track . , 3 Orchestra . , . 4 School News , . . 3, 4 Sparkle:-Assistant Editor . 4 Vincent Stare Classical Club-Science . . 2, 3, 4 Glee Club . . 3, 4 Operetta . . . 3 School News . 1. 3, 4 Philip Sictub Commercial Club-Science . . . . 4 Iune Strine General Club-Library . . 2, 3, 4 Glee Club . , 2, 3, 4 Operetta . . l, 2, 3, 4 - Girl Reserves ...,, 4 Class Plays ..... 3, 4 Librarian 3, Head Librarian , , 4 Class Oilicer-Secretary l, Vice President , . , 2 School News . . 1 Sparkler . . 4 .: 28 :. Millard Wolfgang Commercial Clubs-Mathematics 2, Booster . 4 Glee Club ,... 2. 3. 4 Class Play ..... 4 Operetta ..... 1, 2, 3 Class Officer--Vice President . . 3 Business Manager of Sparkler . . 4 Business Manager of School News , 4 Elsie Zuse General Clubs-Library 2, Dramatic . , 3, 4 Glee Club .... 2, 3, 4 Operetta ..., 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays .,.,. 3. 4 Class Officer-President . . . l School News . , , l, 2, 4 Sparkler . . 4 Librarian . . . 3 Girl Reserves , . 3, 4 The Sparkler IN MEMORIAM Karl William Robert Shire October 25, 1919-November ll, 1933 .: 29 :. Tlue: Eparl-illszr 19 After Four Years 1 A Tragi-comedy in Four Acts By Isabel Brehm I fDramatis Personaej Laurel and Hardy-Only one . . , Philip Staub Nelson Eddy-Everything but the Voice . Glenn Frantz Martha Baye-Da da da le da eu da . . Annabelle Hoover Ianet Gaynor-Elle est petite . , , Gladys Hughes Bobert Taylor+Not in this classl Lupe VeleziWahool A . . Lydia Iordan Norma Shearer-Iuliet ..... Bosella Sauerwald The Dionne Quintuplets-'Teen age style 4 Bomaine Hoffman, Madelyn Sipe, Phyllis Lehr, Edna Hoffman, Mildred Herman I Errol Flynn-Our Herol .... . A Philip Little I Gary Cooper-'The Plainsman . . lames Bishel Katherine Cornell-Broadway Venus . . lune Strine Kate Smith-Sound your A , . , Ruth Bair Walter Winchellklinows all-Tells all , . Vincent Stare Ben BerniekYowsah . . , Harold Snyder Bex CamploellefSpeed away , Millard Wolfgang lohn Gielgud-Hamlet , . . . . Irvin Rupert Benny Goodman-Our 'King of Swing! Glenn Charleston Simon SimonewTee Hee l-lee . . Mildred Herman Ginger Bogers-But Where's Fred? , . Maclelyn Sipe Will Hayes-The chief censor . . Mr. Armold 2 .3 30 Z. X The Eparl-iler Juniors George Glatfelter, President Herbert Suereth, Vice-President lanet Gray, Secretary Dwight Kohr, Treasurer Philip Altland Earl Baer Harold Boyer Ruth Brandt Frank Byers Romaine Corwell Hazel Crone Paul Dittenhafer Gordon Doll Dora Frantz Emma Funk Kenneth Geesey Ernest Ginge-rich Nelson Gingerich Iohn Gladfelter George Glattelter Ianet Gray Colors: Navy Blue Helen Hake Ruth Hays Gladys Heidler Sara Heindel Virginia Henry Howard Hershey Doris Hildebrand Frederick Hobaugh Dorothy Hoffman Eva Holowka Miriam Hoover Edith Kelbaugh Howard Kerns Max Klinefelter Dwight Kohr Granville Kohr Walter March .2 32 2. and Vfhite Gladys McComas Ruby Meyers Evelyn Miller Clarence Monk lanet Pfaltzgraff Gladys Sauerwald Mary Olive Shaull Dwight Smith Henry Smith Gladys Snyder Ralph Snyder lohn Stottlemyer Herbert Suereth Kathryn Swartz Llewellyn Swartz Mary Weaver Virginia Zartoss The Sparl-illier Chronicle Fifty-three juniors assembled in North York High School, September 21, 1936, to elect officers to serve for theC1ass of '38 during the 1936-37 school term. Those elected were as follows: George Glatfelter, president, Herbert Suereth, vice president, and lanet Gray, secretary. The treasurer, Dwight Kohr, having been elected in the freshman year, serves for a period of four years. ln recognition of the defeat inflicted on the juniors by a superior class, the seniors, in the magazine campaign, the juniors convened October 12 to arrange for a dance and party to be given to the victors. Several special meetings were called to plan the details of this social event, which was held October 16. The next important meeting was conducted February 16, for the purpose of appointing committees for the annual class play. The chairmen of these committees were: Dwight Smith, advertising committee, Howard Hershey, stage committee, and Gladys Snyder, ushering committee. The Street Called Sham, the junior class play, was successfully pre- sented under the direction of Robert E. Everhart, February 26-27. Pennants, emblems and caps, designed in the class colors, royal blue and white, were distributed early in May to the juniors. The designs on these were fashioned by Granville Kohr, chairman of the pennant committee. As the school year closes, the present juniors, having completed the third year of high school, are preparing to become future seniors. Thus the march of education goes on in the Class of '38 -Mary Olive Shaull. on The Eparl-iler' Our Old High Once again, here as school-mates assembled, life fain would lift our hearts in song, To our High School, our dear Alma lilater, Let gladness the mornents prolong, W'e are proud of her lads and her lasses, Of honors won in days go.ne by, So here's a cheer for -ourold High School, For our old High School, our dear Old High H ere's to -our classes, here's to our lasses, Here's to the lads they adore,- Here's to the Seniors, so mighty, Juniors so flighty, Freshy and Sophomore. Let mirth and gladness banish all sadness, And as the days go by-n You'll find us ready, afnd steady, Boosting for our Old High! Soon for us will the school days be ended, The dreams of youth, that fade so fast, But we know that the heart .oft will ponder, In memlry o'er scenes that are past, There are joys that will long be remembered, And friendships, too, that neler can die, Then here's a cheer for our Old High, For our old High School, our dear Old High .: 34 3. S ---0 ...as-'Q -.... The Eparl-iler Sophomores I-SROY Good, President ,Q .D Ioe Stough, Vice7President Evelyn Throne, Secretary Olga Landis, Treasurer Colors: Steel cmd Blue Ruth Bahn LeRoy Good Esther Reynolds Billy Bair Kathryn Hamme Bruce Ruby Norma Bear Edna Harman Keith Ruby Robert Bear Virginia Heiland Betty Rutter Mary Becker Robert Heistand lanet Seiple Louise'-Be-ntzel Kenneth Hinkle Herman Shue Merle Billet Martha Hoffman Betty Sipe Paul Boileau Isabel Boyer DorisfCharleston Helen- Charleston Ethel Chronister Mildred Clark Glenn Cousler Evelyn Drescher Mary Dressel Louise Druck Geraldine Ehrhart Clarence Einsig Clyde Eisenhart Robert Eshelrnan Ruth Eyler Clair Fry Ivan Gates Annabel Gladielter Myrtle Hoke Evelyn I-lykes Phyllis lordan Dorothy Kann Pauline Kann Paul Kauffman Margaret Kohr Roy Krebs Olga Landis Frances Lehr Iulia Lehr Margaret Lutzinger William Melhorn Elwood Mundis Glenn Newcomer William Poet Charles Rauhauser Madge Rentzel .2 36 Luella Smith Iarnes Snellbaker Nelson Snyder William Solle-nberger Mildred Spangler loe Stough Betty Strine Evelyn Throne Frances Wherley Geraldine Whitcomb Blanche Whitmore Margaret Wiles Elwood Witrner Ruth Witmer Robert Zeigler Herman Zirkle The Eparl-iler Chronicle The Class of l939 organized for the present year at a meeting held during the activities period on September 23. Those elected were: LeRoy Good, president, Ioe Stough, vice president, and Evelyn Throne, secretary. Olga Landis was elected treasurer as a freshman for a four-year term. As its first social function, the present sophomore class held the annual bazaar on October 16, in the corridors of the Wilson Building. Those Who directed the committees for this affair Were: Virginia I-leiland, entertainment, LeRoy Good, advertisement, and Evelyn Throne, refreshments. --Evelyn Throne. .1 37 Z. The Eparkler It Can't Happen Here Gladys Hughes makes more noise than the rest of the seniors together. Elsie Zuse never has her lessons prepared. Anna Sprenkle can't play a note-especially on the piano. Rosella Sauerwald is on a diet-which does not include pretzels, You'll never find Phyllis Lehr day-dreaming. People have trouble seeing Mr. Ruby in a crowd. The same people have to ask Annabelle Hoover what she said, the second time. Dorcas Bahn never eats candy. Mrs. Bier fears Grant isn't growing enough. Earl Iacoby thinks he would like to live on a farm. So different from his city life. Doretha Kinports wouldn't know the first thing to do when leading a cheer. Edward Price looks forward to early baldness. Everyone can spell Cleo Pfaltzgraff's last name. Isabel Brehm is so dignified she would never think of cracking a joke in Latin class. A successful ticket sale without Mr. Leber's speeches. 38 ' UTRESHMEN J The Eparl-iler Freshmen Sherwood Landis, President Harry Smith, lr,, Vice-President Dorothy Patterson, Secretary Eleanor Shelly, Treasurer Dolores Anstine Dorothy Baurngardner Rodney Billett Rosella Blanc Arlene Blessing Robert Boring Ruth Brothers Donald Charleston lanet Dahr Thomas Davis Ellen Dittenhafer Tom Doll Georgianna Ensminger Clarence Eppley Dale Everhart Raul Everhart Ruth Fink lanet Fishel Louise Fogle lean Frantz lrvin Gardner William Gates Paul Gerberick Anna Mae Gingerich Geraldine Goodling Fairy Hamme William Hartman Colors: Purple and Gold Vivian Heidler Deloris Hellman Erdine Hess Gerald Hess Dale Hinkle Spurgeon Hoffman Mary lnnerst Dorothy Kann Bernard Kauffman Sherwood Landis Virginia Lehr Frances Lighty Purden Luckenbaugh Ruth Miller Anna Mummert Ruth Mundis Dorothy Patterson lack Peeling Anna Poe Leo Potf lane Price Charles Reever Charlotte Rishel Louise Rittall Alfred Rohler Edna Rohrbaugh Walter Ross .1 40 2. Eleanor Shelly Donald Shelley Okal Shenberger Vivian Shire Charles Shue Lillian Slick Harry Smith Ruby Smith Christine Snydeman Blaine Snyder Donald Snyder lean Snyder Harry Sprenkle Dorothy Stambaugh Grace Stambaugh George Stough Mary Strickhouser Robert Tyson Margaret Wallace Lavern Warren Shirley Wertz lean Wherley Ruth Winters Russel Wilmer Evelyn Witmer Charles Yinger Helena Zumbrun The Eparl-illar Chronicle The group of neophytes who were to torm the Class ol '40, met for the lirst time as a unit, in the North York High School on September 9, l936. The group numbered eighty-seven students. ln the first six months of school, very little occurred with exception of the regular school routine. On the morning of March 8, l937, the class met in their first scheduled meeting in room 8, tor the purpose of forming a class organization. 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Y Axosi cg xx W The Sparl-ilsr 19 I The Staff Editor-in-Chief Rosella Sauerwald, '37 Business Manager I Millard Wolfgang, '37 Editorial Department I Associate Editors Anna Sprenkle, '37 Elsie Zuse, '37 Assistant Editors Cleo Pfaltzgraff, '37 Ruth Bair, '37 Iune Sfrine, '37 Annabelle Hoover L Madelyn Sipe, '37 lsaloel Brehm, '37 'Phyllis Lehr, '37 I Dorefha Kinports, '37 Reporters Mary Olive Shaull, '38 Evelyn Tl'1rone, '39 Sherwood Landis, '40 I Artist Adviser Ruth Bahn, '39 Dean B. Arrnold Business Department Associate Business Manager lanies Rishel, '37 Business Assistants Mildred Herman, '37 Lydia Iordan, '37 Edna Hoffman, '37 Rornaine Hoffman, '37 Marie Spangler, '37 Ethel Bear, '37 2 .2 44 2. I The Eparl-iler The North York School News Founded Septemb er, l927 Published monthly by the students ot North York High School Member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association, National Scholastic Press Association and Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association VVinner All-American Honors, l936, l937 EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Kathryn Swartz, Editor-in-chief Mary Olive Shaull, Managing Editor Columnists-Evelyn Throne, Anna Sprenkle, Isabel Brehm, Elsie Zuse, Mary Becker. Feature Writer-Bosella Sauerwald. Sports Editor-Dwight Kohr. Staff Photographer-Elwood Witmer. Reporters-Virginia Henry, Emma Ieanne Funk, Norma Bear, Edna Harman, Esther Rey- nolds, Betty Strine, Louise Bentzel. Cub Reporters-lanet Fishel, Iean Snyder, Georgianna Ensminger, Louise Rittall, Donald Shelley, Sherwood Landis, Rodney Billet, Dorothy Patterson. Adviser-Dean B. Armold, BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Millard Wolfgang, Business Manager Circulation Manager-Romaine Hoffman. Advertising Manager-Vincent Stare. Business Associates--Harold Snyder, Robert Sentt. .: 45 :. The Sp 'arl-ilter' 19 Senior Play Too Many Bosses, a three-act comedy by I. C. McCullen, Was very suc- cessfully presented on December 4 and 5 by the senior class in the play- ground auditorium. The production of the play was under the direction of H. E. Everhart. I Disputes over building the future home of Fern Lakin and Eric Waterman presented the main action of the play. Many bosses, on the part of both families, added to the complication of the plot. Ramsey Gelder finally, after carrying out a plan that would make the man boss in his house, brings a I reconciliation among all. Cast of Characters Fern Lakin, a spoiled young girl . Monica Lakin, her mother , . Gregory Lakin, her father . . . Grandpa Lakin, Fern's alert grandfather Vida Lakin, a romantic schoolgirl . Mrs. Waterman, Eric's mother . , Ramsey Gelder, the Wise uncle , Iosephine Burnett, a friend of Fern . Garrett Young, her suitor . . Era, the colored maid . 2 .: 46 . Iune Strine . Phyllis Lehr . Harold Snyder . Edward Price Romaine Hoffman . . Elsie Zuse . Glenn Frantz Doretha Kinports Millard Wolfgang Edna Hoffman Tluis Eparlfiler Junior Play The Street Called Sham, a three-act comedy presented by the junior class, was written by Emily Iewel. Under the very efficient supervision of R. E. Everhart, director of dramatics, the play was successfully presented on February 26 and 27 in the playground auditorium. Large audiences re- ceived the presentations with great pride and appreciation. The main action centers about the life of the snobbish and socially ame bitious Ray family. Comedy is produced by the rebellion of the daughter, Queen, who threatens to marry a chauffeur, thereby catapulting the Rays into social disgrace. Cast of Characters Mamba Lee, Mrs. Rays colored maid . . Ozark Iackson, Iasper Free's colored chef , jasper Free, who makes the puppets dance . Queen Ray, his niece ..... Peter Calahan, his chauffeur, a proud Irish lad Mrs. Elaine Ray, lasper's sister . . . Rex Ray, her son .,... Lord Bellington Ashlorth, Queens suitor . Nora Calahan, Iasper's housekeeper . . , Peggy Calahan, her daughter, the housemaid . Flora Fair, a girl of the Follies . . . .2 47 :. . Helen Hake . Kenneth Geesey . Clarence Monk Mary Olive Shaull . Dwight Kohr Kathryn Swartz . Walter March Llewellyn Swargtz . Dorothy Hoffman . . Ianet Gray . Dora Frantz The Eparl-iler Operetta Miss Cherryblossomf' a musical comedy in three acts by May Hewes Dodge and lohn Wilson Dodge, was presented in the playground auditorium, April 9 and 10. R. E. Everhart, adviser to dramatics, and Marian E. Leib, mu- sical adviser, directed the operetta. The action of the operetta takes place in Kokemo's tea garden in Tokyo, lapan. lt centers around Iack's efforts, by outwitting Togo and Kokemo, to wed Cherry. Upon seeing Cherryblossom, Iack falls in love with her, but her foster father wishes her to marry Togo. Eventually Cherry learns her true identity, comes into her own property, which was used by her father's secre- tary since his death, marries lack, and all ends happily. Cast of Characters Cherryblossom, in reality Evelyn Barnes of New York, U. S. A., Annabelle Hoover Kokemo, proprietor of a tea garden . . , . Glenn Frantz john Henry Smith, a New Yorker, visiting Iapan . . . lack Peeling Henry Foster Tones, Iack's pal ...., William Sollenberger Horace Worthington, a New York stock broker . . . Harold Snyder lames Youna, his private secretary ,.... Walter March jessica Vanderpool, Worthington's niece, in love with Henry . Ianet Gray Togo, a Iapanese politician of high rank .... Edward Price .1 48 :. The Eparl-iler Trumpet Kathryn Swartz Glenn Cousler Max Klinetelter Forest Landis Martin Everhart lay Grove Robert Bear Guitar Clarence Einsig Thom as Davis Drum LeRoy Good Orchestra Director Marian E. Leib Virginia Lehr Robert Everhart Philip Botterbush Glenn Charleston Emil Eyler Paul Boileau Paul Kauffman Pianist Anna Sprenkle .1 49 :. The Eparklsr Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was reorganized this year under the supervision of Marian E. Leib. The club was organized in order to entertain in various school activities. Various public appearances have been made by the club in the operetta, North York business show, Bed Lion Track and Field Meet and the school plays. Members: Annabelle Hoover, lanet Gray, Anna Sprenkle, Dorothy Hott- rnan, Elsie Zuse, Iune Strine, Virginia Zartoss, Bomaine Hoffman, Ethel Bear, Okal Shenberger, Edna Hoffman, Phyllis Lehr, Mildred Herman, Dora Frantz, Madelyn Sipe, Ruth Winters, Kathryn Swartz, Betty Strine, Marie Spangler, Louise Rittall, Doretha Kinports, Bosalie Chapman, Mary Becker, Pauline Kann, Gladys Heidler, Mary lnnerst, Margaret Kohr, Mary E. Dressel, Bo- maine Corwell, Bosella Sauerwald, Gladys Snyder, Betty lean Sipe, lane Price, Charlotte Bishel, Virginia Henry, Buby Meyers, Erdine Hess, Iulia Lehr, Gladys McComas, lanet Ptaltzgratt, lean Snyder, Cleo Ptaltzgratt, Evelyn Throne, Luella Smith, Edna Bohrbaugh, Mildred Spangler, Helen Charleston, Louise Druck, Lydia Iordan, Buth Bair, Emma Ieanne Funk, Betty Butter, Anna Mae Gingerich, Gladys Sauerwald, Ianet Dahr, Mary Strickhouser, Norma Bear, Bosella Blanc, Sara Heindel, Edith Smith, Geraldine Goodling, Dorothy Kohr, lsabel Brehm. .1 50 3. The Sparl-illssr Girl Reserves Bomaine Hoffman ..... , President Mildred Herman . . Vice-President Marie Spangler . . Secretary Mary Olive Shaull .,..... Treasurer Under the supervision of Mrs. Gail Cunningham, the Girl Reserves was reorganized on September 16. The year's activities were as follows: a flower show, September l8, con- ducted a candy booth at the Business Show, an assembly program, Novem- ber 6, a theater party, November 3, Mother and Daughter party, December l4, a party for new members at the Y. VV. C. A., February 25, collected food for flood sufferers, sang at York County Home, April fool's party, April 2, a dance, May l5, Penny Carnival at the Y. WL C. A., and entertained the fac- ulty at the Y. W. C. A. Members: Dolores Anstine, Ruth Bahn, Dorothy Baumgardner, Mary Beck- er, Arlene Blessing, Isabel Boyer, Doris Charleston, Bomaine Corwell, Mary Dressel, Louise Druck, Geraldine Ehrhart, Georgianna Ensminger, Ruth Eyler, lanet Fishel, Dora Frantz, lean Frantz, Anna Mae Gingerich, Helen Hake, De Lores Heilman, Virginia Henry, Mildred Herman, Edna Hoffman, Bornaine Hoffman, Myrtle Hoke, Lydia Iordan, Doretha Kinports, Olga Landis, Frances Lehr, Phyllis Lehr, Margaret Lutzinger, Gladys McComas, Ruth lane Miller, Buth Mundis, Dorothy Patterson, lane Price, Madge Bentzel, Louise Bittall, Edna Bohrbaugh, Betty Rutter, Mary Olive Shaull, Eleanor Shelley, Okal Shenberger, Betty Sipe, Madelyn Sipe, Lillian Slick, Ruby Smith, Gladys Snyder, lean Snyder, Marie Spangler, Dorothy Stambaugh, Grace Stam- baugh, Mary Strickhouser, Iune Strine, Evelyn Throne, Margaret Wallace, Frances Wherley, lean Wherley, VirginiaZarfoss, Elsie Zuse, Evelyn Drescher, Ruth Brothers, Vivian Shire, Edna Harman, Doris Hildebrand, Ruth Winters, Ruth Hayes. The Eiparl-iler Art Club Ruth Bahn . , President Clarence Eppley . . . Secretary To increase the ability and opportunities as well as to create an interest among the students who show talent in art, an Art Club has been reorgan- ized under the supervision ot Dean B. Arrnold. As before, there was an interest in contemporary art. Several visits have been made to the Martin Memorial Library to study and appreciate line works of scenery and portraits, including those of Michel Angelo, Giotti, Raphael and others. Throughout the year, posters ot various kinds and for various occasions have been made. April l6, at an open meeting, the Art Club presented Raymond H. Bubb, artist-entertainer, who rendered a program which consisted chiefly ot colored crayon sketches, trick drawings, cartoons, caricatures, chalk and paint sketches, paper designing, animated rag pictures and sand illustrations. Members: Ruth Bahn, Clarence Eppley, Vivian Heidler, Edna Myers, Anna Poe, Luella Smith, Harry Sprenkle, Christine Snydeman, Llewellyn Swartz, Lavern Warren. .1 52 Z. The Eparl-iler Booster Club Harold Snyder ...,. . President Dwight Smith . . Vice-President Herbert Suereth . . , Secretary-treasurer Boosting, the main purpose ot the Booster Club, was carried out to the tullest extent this year. Some credit was given to their adviser, C. C. Leber, who told them the advantage oi boosting, whether victorious or defeated. Credit must also be given to the spirit shown at all times by the club mem- bers. The club boosted the junior and senior plays, the operetta, and the dances. lt gave its fullest support to the news and magazine campaigns, and also the many athletic activities ot the year. Each member of the club paid a small weekly tee as dues. This money was used to go on an outing at the end of the school term. The motto of the club was: HBoost-don't knock. Members: Grant Bier, Rodney Billet, Harold Boyer, Isabel Boyer, Dorothy Baumgardner, Donald Charleston, Romaine Corwell, Charles Dittenhater, Mary Dressel, Ruth Fink, Clair Ery, Ernest Gingerich, Nelson Gingerich, Pearson l-linkle, Earl lacoby, Lydia lordan, Phyllis Iordan, Roy Krebs, Francis Lehr, Philip Little, Purdon Luchenbaugh, Margaret Lutzinger, Walter March, lane Price, VValter Ross, lrvin Rupert, Vivian Shire, Lillian Slick, Dwight Smith, Donald Snyder, Harold Snyder, lay Snyder, Herbert Suereth, Robert Tyson, Shirley Wertz, Millard Wolfgang, Charles Yinger. .1 53 1. The Sparl-iler Dramatic Club Doretha Kinports . President Phyllis Lehr . . Vice-President Edward Price . .... Secretary Elsie Zuse ..,. Business cmd Production Manager The Dramatic Club was reorganized in September, l936. A program of activities which were carried out during the year Was planned by the officers. A one-act play was decided upon as the subject of interest for the club. When this club was first organized, only members of the junior and senior classes were admitted as members. This year students from the sophomore class were admitted as associate members. They Will become members next year. Articles of interest, taken from the Stage magazine, were discussed dur- ing the meetings, by various members of the group. Much of the club's interest Was centered about Writing skits, Pour di- visions Were made among the members. Each group Wrote and presented at least one skit. The officers who served this year were elected at the close of the l935-36 school term. Members: Phyllis Lehr, Mary O. Shaull, Helen Hake, Sara Heindel, Elsie Zuse, Edward Price, Dora Frantz, Mildred Herman, Ruth Hays, Dorothy Kohr, Gladys McComas, Gladys Hughes, Ethel Bear, Ianet Gray, Gladys Sauerwald, Edna Hoffman, Arlene Bentzel, Vir- ginia Henry, Isabel Brehm, Romaine Hoffman, Doretha Kinports. Associate members: Louise Mae Druclc, Esther Reynolds, Martha Hoffman, Ethel Chronister, Kathryn Hamme, Iulia Lehr, Olga Landis, Betty Sipe, Mildred Spangler, Betty Rutter, Evelyn Hykes, Mary Becker, Evelyn Throne, Edna Harman. .2 54 1. Thr: Sparl-iler Handicraft Club Edith Kelbaugh , . . President Doris Hildebrand . , Vice-President Ruby Meyers , . Secretary lean Snyder ..... . . Treasurer The llandicratt Club was organized November 20 under the supervision ot Miss Lecrone. Although this was the first year of its organization there Was splendid cooperation throughout the entire year. The experienced members taught the inexperienced members of the club all sorts ot needlework. Knitting, em- broidering, crocheting and ltalian hemstitching were the chief arts. The members ot the club paid a small bi,-Weekly tee for a theater party which was held at the end ot the year. The most important project ot the club was the making ot the crepe paper cherryblossoms which Were used in the scenery ot the annual operetta. Members: Dolores Anstine, Merle Billet, Rosella Blanc, Arlene Blessing, Doris Charleston, Mildrcd Clark, lanet Dahr, Ellen Dittenhater, Ruth Eyler, lanet Fishel, lean Frantz, Anna Mae Gingerich, Geraldine Goodling, Deloris l-leilman, Doris Hildebrand, Mary lnnerst, Pauline Kann, Edith Kel- baugh, Bernice Kelbaugh, Ruby Meyers, Ruth lane Miller, Ruth Mundis, Anna Mummert, Dorothy Patterson, Charlotte Bishel, 'Edna Bohr- baugh, Okal Shenberger, Buby Smith, lean Snyder, Dorothy Stambaugh, Grace Stambaugh, Mary Strickhouser, Betty Strine, Ruth Witmer. ., 55 .. The Eparl-iler' 19 I I I L1brary Club I Marie Spangler ..... . President Iune Strine . , . Vice-President Harriet Smullen . . . Secretary Evelyn Miller ...... Assistant Secretary The Library Club was reorganized November 13 under the supervision of Miss Burket, faculty adviser. The work completed in this club Was: the per- fecting of the previous inventory, completing the card files and cataloging of books. Many subjects of interest were discussed in the meetings of the club. One I of the projects was the dressing of dolls to fit characters taken from books. The librarians chosen for the year were as follows: Iune Strine, head- librarian, Harriet Smullen, associate head-librarian, assistant librarians: Madelyn Sipe, Annabelle Hoover, Grace Crone, Mary Weaver, Kathryn Swartz, Ruth Brandt, Dorcas Bahn, Evelyn Miller, Emma Iean Funk, Mary Harnme, Hazel Crone, Marie Spangler, Dorothy Hoffman, Gladys McComas, lsabel Brehm, Ruth Bahn. Members: Dorcas Bahn, Marie Spangler, Harriet Srnullen, Iune Strine, Madelyn Sipe, Annabelle Gladfelter, Emma Iean Funk, Grace Crone, Mary Homme, Mary Weaver, Evelyn Drescher, Frances Wheriey, Louise Bentzel, Ruth Brandt, Dorothy Hoffman, Gladys Snyder, Virginia Zarfoss, Evelyn Miller, Annabelle Hoover, Myrtle Hoke, Margaret Kohr, Dorothy Kann, Helen Charleston. Q .f 56 1. The Ep HPI-il-ell Mathematics Club Ruth Bair . . . . President Cleo Pfaltzgraff . . ViC9-PfeSid9T1'l Rosalie Chapman . . . . .A Secretary The Mathematics Club was reorganized in September under the super- vision of Mr. C. C. Ruby. The members of the club have learned many interesting and instructive things this year. For several meetings before Christmas the members were making cubes, cylinders, polygons, cones and stars with which they decor- ated a Christmas tree. They also made cardboard buildings which were placed under the tree. At other programs there were given readings from the book Flatland, reports on the lives of great mathematicians, and Math Puzzles. A skating party, sponsored by the club, was held at the White Rose Arena. lt was attended by a large group of students from the high school. The profit received was used for a cut of the Christmas tree, which was placed in the school news. Members: Ruth Bair, Rosalie Chapman, Glenn Frantz, Glenn Meyers, Clec Pfaltzgraff, Ruth Quickel, Iames Rishel, Rosella Sauerwald, Ianet Pfaltzgraff, Billy Bair, Norma Bear, Geraldine Ehrhart, Clyde Eisenhart, Louise Fogle, Fairy Hamme, Dorothy Kann, Charles Reever, Eleanor Shelley, Margaret Wal- lace, Helena Zumbrun. .: 57 2. The Eparl-ilsr Science Club Clarence Monk . President Granville Kohr Vice-President Dwight Kohr . , . , . Secretary During the past year the Science Club, which is under the supervision ot Henry A. Mitchell, has used the topic of aviation as its theme. Demonstrations and talks by the various members of the club were given at the bi-weekly meetings. The main project of the year was the building of model airplanes, Why An Airplane Flies, Flights of Modern Pliers, and Model Aircraft are some ot the topics that were discussed. Members: Keith Ruby, Le-Roy Good, Sherwood Landis, Herman Shue, Donald Shelley, Robert Eshelman, lames Snellbaker, William Sollenberger, Elwood Witmer, Herman Zirlcle, William Hartman, Nelson Snyder, Harry Smith, Ivan Gates, Philip Staub, Granville Kohr, Henry Smith, Gordon Doll, Charles Rauhauser, William Poet, Clarence Monk, Ioe Stough, Clyde Eisenhart, Vincent Stare, Iames Rishel, Billy Bair, Robert Boring, Bruce Ruby, Dale Hinkle, Ralph Snyder, Elwood Mundis, Kenneth Geesey, William Gates, Dwight Kohr. .2 58 Z. 'ATHLETICS' The Eiparl-iler Varsity Basketball 2 The Varsity basketball team closed a very successful season by Winning the majority of its games. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Glen Rock on their home floor. North York was the only team in the league to de- feat Glen Rock this year. Schedule-First Half November 24 .,,. ..,.. N orth York Wrightsville . December 4. , . ,.... North York Spring Grove 8 .... ,,,,. N orth York Glen Rock . . . ll .,.. ..,,. N orth York Biglerville . . . l5 ,... . . .North York ..,, . . . Fawn Grove l8 .... ...North York Delta 22 .... . . .North York Red Lion . . . . lanuary 8. . . . . .North York Dallastown . . l3 ,... . . .North York Biglerville . . . 15 .... . . .North York Catholic High l9 .... . . .North York West York . . Second Half Ianuary 22. . . , . .North York Spring Grove. 26 .... . . .North York Glen Rock .. . 29 .... . . .North York Fawn Grove February 5 .... . . .North York Delta . . . . . l2 .... . . .North York Red Lion . . . . l6 .... . . .North York West York . . l9 .... . . .North York Dallastown . 23 .... . . .North York Catholic High March 2 .... . . .North York Wrightsville . .Z 60 The Sparkle Girls' Basketball The girls' varsity basketball team ot 1936-37 completed a successful season with the enviable record ot nine victories and three defeats. C. C. Leber coached the team. The cooperation and team spirit of the girls won most of the games tor them. The cleverness which the two forwards, Lydia Iordan and Romaine Corwell, used in handling the ball, gained many points tor the team. However, from the six girls on the varsity, two of them were seniors. Next year's team will have had experience because of the excellent training of the substitutes throughout the season. Schedule December .,.. ...., N orth York ......... 20 Dover . .... . .... .... N orth York . . . ,... l5 Biglerville . . . U .,,, ,.,, N orth York . . . ,... 36 Delta . . . , , . lanuary ,... ..,, N orth York .... ..,, l 9 Y. C. l. ..... . .... ..,,. N orth York. . . , . 8 Biglerville , . . . . . .... North York . , . ..., 45 York Catholic .....North York. . 25 Fairfield .... ..,.. N orth York . . . .... 34 Dover . . February .... ..... N orth York .... ..., 2 l Delta ...., . ,... .... N orth York .... .... 2 6 Y. C. I .... , . . . .,.. ..... N orth York. . . . , 9 York Catholic March .... .,... N orth York .....,.... 36 Fairfield ..,. Total points .: 61 scored, . ,304 I' Tha Sp HPI-iler 19 Freshman Basketball The Freshman nine, known as the lunior High School team, started the season With a squad composed ot veterans. Under the faithful coaching of R. E. Heilman, assisted by C. C. Leber, the team worked hard tor the cham- pionship. I They played against Iunior High School teams, and although they did not come out on top, they held their spirits and sportsmanship high throughout the entire season. Members: Coaches, R. E. Heilman and C. C. Leber, Donald Snyder, LeRoy Good, Willitam Sollenberger, Williain Gates, Charles Yinger, Tom Doll, Robert Rattensberger, Charles lordan, Donald Charleston, Raymond Hottman. f Schedule December 8 ,... ..... N orth York ...... . . . Phineas Davis I Ianuary 5. . ..... North York .... . . . Hannah Penn l9.. . ..... North York West York . 22 .... ..... N orth York Mt. Wolt . . 29. . ..... North York .... . . . Mt. Wolf . . . . February 2. . , ..,.. North York ..., . . Hannah Penn. 5 .... ,..,. N orth York Mt. Rose , . . . 8. . . ,.... North York .... . , . Phineas Davis I 12 .... ...., N orth York Red Lion .. . I6 .... ..... N orth York West York. . . l9 . . , ..... North York Dallastown . . .. 62 .. Total points scored. 4 . l7U The Sparklsr Varsity Baseball At this printing North York High School's 1937 baseball team is well on its way toward achieving pennant honors in the York County Scholastic League. With perhaps the outstanding hurling corps in the league at his com- mand, Coach Heilman has engineered victories over New Freedom, Dallas- town and Red Lion by the respective scores ot 5-O, 8-l, and l7-2. Charleston, Gladfelter and Kerns, all veterans, did the mound duty in these games. Exhibition games are scheduled with York High School and York Col- legiate Institute. Members: Earl Baer, Dwight Smith, Frank Byers, George Glattelter, Rus- sell Witmer, lay Snyder, Harold Snyder, Paul Dittenhater, Iohn Glatfelter, Howard Kerns, Glenn Charleston, VVill.iam Gates, Clair Fry, Charles Ditten- haier, Donald Charleston, Robert Heistand, Kenneth Geesey, Paul Everhart, Donald Snyder, Gerald Hess. Schedule for 1936 Season April 9-North York at New Freedom April lE5-Red Lion at North York April 23--North York at Dallastown April 27-York High at North York May 4-North York at Y. C. l. May 7-Dallastown at North York May l4-North York at Red Lion May 18-North York at York High May l9-Y. C. l. at North York 2. 63 3. The Eparl-illar Varsity Track North York's track and field squad entered two interscholastic meets dur- ing the past season. ln addition to the county meet at Red Lion, May 8, the Orange and Black cindermen were entered at the Shippensburg State Teach- ers' College meet on May l. At the Penn Relay Carnival, Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on April 24, the mile relay team, Klinefelter, I. Snyder, Little and Frantz ran tourth in the event won by New Rochelle, N. Y. The team also won a dual meet with West York on April 20. C, C. Leber coached the team. Members: Glenn Frantz, captain, Philip Little, lay Snyder, Max Klinetelter, Walter March, Howard Kerns, Glenn Meyers, Iames Rishel, Harold Boyer, Keith Ruby, Iohn Mundis, Dwight Kohr, Herman Zirkle, Ioe Stough, Billy Bair, Pres- ton Keasey, Howard Hershey. .1 64 :. The Eparl-illfer it Girls' Track l Girls' track at North York high school had its usual interested following I among the student body this year. Under the tutelage of Coach C. C. Leber one of the better squads in the county was developed. I At the Red Lion Track and Field Meet at Red Lion, on May 8 and l5, the team scored heavily against all opposition. One of the outstanding individ- I ual performances was that of Shirley Wertz, who broke the extant record in the basketball throw. I Members: Lydia Iordan, Homaine Corwell, lane Price, Gladys McComas, Phyllis lordan, Mary Dressel, lanet Pfaltzgraff, Romaine Hoffman, Ruby Mey- I ers, lean Frantz, Kathryn Swartz, Louise Rittall, Dorothy Hoffman. .f 65 .. 'l hu Eparl-iler Letter Athletes George Glatlelter Herbert Suereth lay Snyder Glenn Charleston Iohn Gladtelter Harold Snyder Dwight Smith Lydia Iordan Marie Spangler Boys' Basketball Howard Kerns Dwight Smith Philip Little Baseball Howard Kerns Earl Bear George Glatielter Russel Witmer Kenneth Geesey Girls' Basketball Dora Frantz Rornaine Corwell Mary Olive Shaull Kathryn Swartz Boys' Track Philip Liiile Max Klinefelter Dwight Kohr IQY Snyder Girls' Track Rornaine Corwell Dorothy Hoffman Kathryn Swartz Louise Rittall Shirley Wertz .2 66 2. The Eparl-illeer H. K. BILLETT 6. SON BUILDERS of DISTINCTIVE CEMETERY MEMORIALS North George Street at Third Avenue York, Pennsylvania 4 1 v 4 .TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT.:7LTLTL7'LTLTLTgTL7gTLTgi6 KIiLTLTLT.1TLT.:TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT- my' '-jr SCHOOL CALENDAR :QE Ei.: WM- N. IACOBY mo 11+ li .' IL. September lf' IPI Sept. 9-School opened at 8:30 There were enough freshmen lj: :fl to start an army. Ei: Home-Dressed Sept. ll-Freshmen took the 13: :Qu annual intelligence test, lt lf: :fl was only the beginning for fir If-L the 'Qreenersf' MEA-I-5 Sept. l8-Girl Reserves held a :fl 141 flower exhibition. lf- il Sept. 25-Seniors hiked to l-lively's Woods. They carried ff: lil: the doggies over hill and ly: :rfb dale ancl then home again, Ill: :QI YORK' PA., R' D. 5 but not in the same Way. :fp rll V' Sept. 28-School News cam- lg.: paign was Won by the senior :Qu ClCISS. Opposite State Highway Sheds '4 I --.,,s.,,,,,.,,,,.,,.-., ..,.,, ,lil li! .: 68 2. Tha Eparl-ilsr COHEN BROS. MOOSE BUILDING. GEORGE ST., NEAR PRINCESS SPORTING GOODS IEWELRY LUGGAGE GUNS cmd RIFLES AMMUNITION --' Eilerything For Every Sport T FOR PLUMBING HEATING and PIPING SEE R. H. HFIAS an soNs 1434 North George St. r 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I , 1. . , . I L I I . . . . . . 1 , 1 . 1 . I I .I I ,---,------fA---.-.-.v,---,f,-,v,-,fA-,-,vA-,-A October Oct. Zeelfirst bi-weekly assem- bly. Attorney Horace G. Ports spoke on trattic safety. Oct. 6, 8, 9-No sessions, York County Fair. Oct. 164Sophornore bazaar at the Wilson building. Oct. 22, 23 - Vacation - York County Teachers' Institute. Teachers worked, we played, 1 Oct. 27-End ot tirst six Weeks period. Oct. 31-Preparation for Hal- lowe'en pranks. November Nov, lUhParade by classes of grade and high schools by which they showed their in- terest in having a new school. Tramp, Trarnp,Trarnp, the votes were corningl I I m5132332Tft272:2If13ggjgggggggjggiiijiiliiliSiiiiiiii' .1 G9 :. I The Eparl-ilifarf' . I IH II 19 II --P'--'-'f --+Q +L---q--'----' I I II, I I II FAIRCLOTH RESTAURANT I I'-' II' I I I I I II I I III I I I I I II I II HOME-MADE soUP I I I II Ig I :VI , I II ' I I I . I I I lg' II I I I . I I. II II Phone 64338 II Ii' HAM, STEAK and CHOP DINNERS I IH Week-day Dinners . . 25c SUNDAES PENSUPREME rcs CREAM II BOB FAIRCLOTH, Prop. I 1030 N. George St. l ..,,..-,.VA---A.Av--A.A-,AA,,,,,,-- ,,,, AAAA A A--AAA,,A-AAA II' III' Nov. l2fConvention of the P. , I S. P. A. held at North York I 'I II' High for the tirst time. I1- 'II III Nov. 25-High School Frolic. I II ',I I ICI Nov.25, zo-Thookooivmo vo- II cation. III IIQI III II December II II I I I II Dec. 4, 5-The annual senior I III play was presented in the :QI III playground auditorium. III I:I I',I Dec. 16-Senior skating party :II III at White Rose Arena. IQ' 'I Dec. 17-Freshmen began to prepare almost perfect les- III: II sons. Could it be that Santa :II I Claus was coming to town? III III Igl III Dec. 22- Math Club erected :QI a Christmas tree. Well, bless IQ: their believing little hearts. III: 5 I-I I-I 2 LllTgTLTL7L7gTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL71EI .: 70 2. The Farmers' Organization of York County L--------------------..A-- The Eparl-iler - ,.,v, , , ,.,,,, ,.... ....v A , -v,----A---,.-,..-,.,.,-A-i---- - .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.,.,.,.,:,1. 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Cramming and notes helped some pupils. gif: all Ian. 29-First semester ended. :II gi.: Pupils recuperate for the next semester. 15: '. 1 lg 1, February :III 1 qi: Feb. 2-The big attraction-M lp, I4 . I-I Faculty-Varsity game. We lg.: :II won 29-27l I-I .......................... li: .: 71 :. Tha Eparl-ilur ':3v?vrvFw1?2p7?1GifTof7777?17711171f17ff1f??777ffff:f1?fGGr lt, ' '''' ' ' P 14, 1,-, 14, 1,-, 14, 14, 14, lf' I 1 1'-' 124: 19, ll 114: 14 in 14, 1,-, 1 1 14: 14, 14, 1,-, 1,-I ll' IQ: 14, I 1 11' 14' ill I lil ll 127 WEST MARKET ST., - Il l 4 I El PENNSYLVANIA GAS 6. ELECTRIC CO. - - YORK, PA. I l ''C-.-.-.-.-,-,-.-,-.-,-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-----.-.-.-,-.-,-.-.-,-.-.-.-,-,.,-,-,.,.,.,Aw.,.v.-. 1,-----J---------------------v--A--------f---A-.,.A.x,.-.-.-.,.,.,,.-.-.-.-.-.-L 'il lf' Feb. l O-Mid-yecrr donce, 114: 15: 4 1.1, Feb. l2-Assembly in honor of Q.: :fl Lincoln. 15: '-ju VI Feb. 22--Dr. R. W. schicssef, lug 1 1,4 -l . of Elizabethtown College, orddressed seniors. 1.1: 1 'I 1 I :QI i4 1 4 March 'fu 12' 1,4 gl Mor. 3-Roller-skating party :fl sponsored by the Moth lf: Club. 15' 'Qu Mor. 5-Boys clecfned their :lil white shoes. lf: 114' '-ju 'ffl Mor. l 2--S Wirnrning party of :fl 1, 1 ,J :gl seniors oi the Y. M. C. A. Q.: nfl 'iju lf: Mor, 25-30-Easier Vdcoiion. all :fl Lower clossmen expected to lj: If come bock better ueggsf' 'QI :fl I-: 1lILT-T-T-T-7-T-T-1-T-YT-1-7-T-Tv-v-ft-T---T-T-T-T-T:lIll .: 72 2. F---.---'-J-TTT ...,. A . I ' --- ------ ' -'---'- KODAKS FILMS We cordially invite the ladies when ihirsty to stop and have a drink at our up-to-dcrie fountain. BAYLOR'S 1119 N. George St. DEVELOPING MAGAZINES The Eparl-iler 3 7 l The Sparl-illrir 'r---v----------A---------T-T-7--v-T-T-?-f-?-T-T-T-T-Tvt-T-:v:-T-T-7-T-T-T-T-1-vT-1-1-T-7-T-T 4 i i v :I I ' II: l:-:-:-.i B i. -:-:I ' II: B Y 'il -. 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North York Went :I-I I-Il I lg: Hollywood for an after- III: :II Dealers m II: noon. I-ju IGI If: l'iI If: C O A L .' :H In :gl April 9, 10 -Annual High :I Ig: :II School Operetta. :I I-ji Ii: :Il Corner Beaver and North Sis.. n ii ,i April 14-Beauty derrlonstra- II: II: tion at Girl Reserve meeting. :ji :I YORK' PA' Iifr Unavoidably adjourned on ISI III: :II the second Wavel ig' '-ii iii, :I April 16-Chalk talk by Ray- Ig: 15: I :jg rrlond Bulolo, An artist for the lj: If: I class ot '40 was discovered. III: :III Deliver to All Parts of City l 'II 'fu 1'-' Il! -:-?f7-TfT-T-t-T-T-T-TLTLTLT-7-T-rf:-T-T-Te?-Tfrvrvf If IiLT-T-TAT-7-isT-T-T-:-TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL:-T-7-T .1 74 Z. The Sparkle? GLATFELTER'S STORE ir: I III Dial 64434 :qi Q ly: I-1' I' mnnuuml 121' fFANCY GROCERIES and CHOICE DELICATESSENSI Patronize the store that displays ihe '. Community Insignia f Cor. N. George St. and Sixth Avenue I I --------A,---,--.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,---AJ I :Nl lg, lg, Ig I . 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I I I 4 1,4 Characters-Alice, the Mod Hatter, the March Hare ond :fi the Dormouse. - II First Act III II I I 4 Alice enters olnd sees cr long II table set with the ted things. :I Crowded dt one end are the IPI March Hotre, Mod Hatter cmd II: Dorrnouse. I: I I I 4 4 4 IQ Scene I. Ii Alice: Hello, may I sit down? I . 4,.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-1 .3 76 2. . - . .........,..........-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-...-.-ol The Eparl-iler Chggse Yguf Ieweler XXI ff Where they do not take advantage as You Do Your Bank- -x - Of YOU- J FRANHQ l RE ESE I, L J J evqkelt e P Phgne 37390 1012 N. George St. - - -,-,Y,-A-,-1,-A-Av,-A-3,-,-1v:':-7-T-Tv?-74-7-if?-rf:-T-7-T l?ElLL'.f YOQPCS LADIES STORE I3-I5 WJVIAIQIAET ST. YOIQK. IDENNA. - - - - - - - - - - - .,,.,. - - - .,N,.Y. - - .Y.v.V.w.v.V.,.V..,.,.Y.Y.Y.,.,..V -------------------..---....---..-.x,s...--.....x.f. I I I 4 .-3,-1-i-if-1--if ETLALAL-L-L'L-L-L-LAL-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-LAL-LAL'L' Mad Hatter: No, theres no lj: Zion's View, R. D. 4, York, Pa. room, no rooml Iii: J 'J Alice: Nonsense, there's plenty IJ ll' Phone-County 87-R-36 of room. The seniors leit :fl yesterday. I- I, Mad Hatter: Well, now that y you're down, hand me the RALPH E- BEAR milk. When the seniors left, 1: :SI they took all the cream. I' 'II March l-lare: Your hair needs L, 1 cutting. ll mco n I I- Alice: Who do you think I am, : lsabel Brehm? 'I IE, J 1' 'II Mad Hatter: Wake up and Live -l mean Wake up the Dor- III: Fordson mouse and send him to the lf: ffl store for some more pretz- 'QI :Il The Universal Cm, March Hare: Why bother send- lf: ing him to the store, send 1: :QI him to Rosella Sauerwald. II :fl Authorized Sales and Service I I-I 'TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL7LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL-L-il l'LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL7LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL. .2 77 1. 'l lm Eparl-iler L7L117LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL:L:LTLfL:L:L:L?LrLrL-:LQ1E WASHERS - IRONERS - RADIOS When you need an Electric Refrigerator, Play Safe-Buy The WESTINGHOUSE Kitchen-Proved Refrigerator Sold by Zeigler Appliance Co. 100 N. George ss., YORK. PA. ------------------------J Alice: You people talk like a faculty l know, li you have nothing more interesting to say, l'rn going to look through a magazine. Why, look, here's Romaine Hott- man's picture. lsn't that a gorgeous gown she's mod- eling? Mad l-latter: lt isn't polite to read in company. Turn on the radio, Dormouse. March Hare: The only thing you hear nowadays is that Quivering Quartet featuring Anna Sprenkle at the piano, Glenn Charleston at the clarinet, Philip Staub at the drum and Annabelle Hoov- er at the voice. Dorrnouse: Please don't turn that quartet on, my blood pressure is too low now. I I If-A--A---A--A------A-A--A-A---s----q I I I :QI HUMBLE-MUNDIS CO. I lf: I Ig.: 1536 North George sf.. I :g , I I 1216 West Market St. : I I If , I ' :W I :I I I 'rYDoL - VEEDOL g I I I I I I I I : GAS - OILS - GENERAL TIRES I :' I : I, I' I ,' :I -r II. Batteries, Radios, Accessories I :rj I' I :I I I I I 4 I Easy Payment Plan 4: I I, I' Ir,3-LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL?LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT:Tj1 ELlr-'L-L'll'L-L-L'L-LAL-L-L-LALALL-L'LAL-lol-L-LALLTE I, . 1 Rohrbcxugh 6. Sm1th I nq I: I g I I : Groceries I I I Provisions Notions I I I 1. I I I, I , I I it :C : ,I I llllllllllll YI I I, . I, I: Ig, 4 III I II , I :I I ' I I I I . I 930 North Duke St. I I' I III Phone 45355 York, Penna. I I I If ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,..,,,, Ii A-L L-L-L-L-L-LAL-LAL-L-.1-L-L-L-L-LAL-L-L-LAL-gAL- ' A ' - ' - .: 78 1, I I MARKET BASKET We hope this will help you to remember us and Our Quick Friendly Service C. I. MYERS 1431 North George St. Phone 53423 ......--A.A----A---------Lf' GUISE'S ICES and ICE CREAM Soda Fountain Service and Light Lunch STORES at: Duke and Princess St. and 611 West Market St. ------------------ .fl -TvTvTvT-T'T'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'A'-'--1.'-'T I Titus: Ep Hrlfiler '11 i' 11, I1 fa: LIPPERT'S GARAGE g F1 ' 721 if lj, l l1j1 1' 1'-' ' 11' '1 11' '1 1,1 1, ,-,1 1, ,-,1 1 ,-,1 1, ,-,1 1, ,-,1 1, ,1,1 1, 1,1 1, 1,1 1, 11 1 lj: General Repairing I-Z1 1 1 1 1-I1 1 1: 1 IG1 1 ,11 1 11 I I-I1 1 12' '1 IH' l. -1 1 I-11 1 1'-' '1 G 1 11:1 GAS. OIL and ACCESSORIES 4' 15: :. I'4'-T'T'T'T'T'T'T'T-T'T'T'T'T-T'T'T'T'T'T'T-T'T'T'T'T' J ,-------.-,-----A-.-.v.-.-------.2-----T-T-TvTv'tvTvT-T 11 -- ---- '-- ---Hul' Alice: Ohhh, that terrible noise, :I lj: Where is it coming trorn? 1,1, I l'-' Mad Hatter: That's just those li 'HI . . . I li.: P. C. Girls stirring North 1' York up again. I 12- ' Alice: Speaking ot stirrings, l 1:11 have you seen Harold Sny- I 11-' der's latest picture, Dizz ' 11' . ,, Y l 15: Doings of 1940. It's a crack 1 1111 up 1 1:1 :Qi Mad Hatter: I didn't like it. l 141 I lf: Alice: Well, who asked you tor your opinion? 1 1,1 . Mad Hatter: Mr. Everhart. it 111 1 111: Alice: That makes it different. l 14l I, EE: Mad Hatter: Very. 11' I ' ll.: March Hare: Arent you ever going home? 1 ' Dormouse: For goodness sakes, 1:1 V ItLT-T-TT-T'T'T'T'T'T'T'T'T'T'-f'f'T'T'T'T'T'T-T'T'T 'i 79 :. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'l'hH Eparl-iler' -P QLTLTLT3:7LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLQ77 111 11-I II II' I I II: III II 11 1'1 -'I III M. SHINDLER III 1 1 1'1' 'UI 1'1' 'UI 1'-I '-'I 1'1' 'VI I 1 lg: III II II II: Funeral Home II Ii' II 1'1' I-'I 1'-I '-'I 1'-' '-'I 1'-' '-'I 1f1I I-QI '1'I 1'-I 1 I II 913-15 North Duke si. III: 1'-I III 1:-I '-'I . 1,1 1 1 I 1 Ii: Phone 43275 II II: :II I . 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ZEIGLER S SONS 1: 4 jI In' .I 1'-I .I 1'1' .I 1'1' I I1: Ambulance Service II I 1 1: Funeral Directing II II1: 1' 1, ,I 4.1: .I Ip, II 'UI II I'I II: GOLDSBORO MANCHESTER :II 'I 11' J 11' II .II III II: 171: II: For Those Who Care I ...........l.............. I . 1,1 1,1 I1 I 1 1'1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A-yiy-- .A-A-A-A---A-A-A-A-A-A,7v7v7v7.7.-5,-.-.-Y-.-vv 1 I '- roorr1 I1 ' yesg aren't you ever going? : Were expecting another 1f-I : group oi seniors soon. Il. I Alice: I never saw such stupid, I impolite people in my life. : You can have your dizzy old 111: I party. l'm graduating. I Good-byel I I I If: I I I IGI I -I I 1 I I: I I1: I II: I I II E I II I If: ,I III ,I II I I1: 1,1, .: Ig.: I .........i..........i ---I , - .-.-v-.-..-.o.-.-.-.-.-.------A-A-A--L-L-:AL 4 4 I The Eparl-ilRr I I I I I I I I I I I if-.-.,.,.,.,.-.-.--.--,-,-,-.-4.--.-,-.-.-.-.-.T' 'EFLTLTLTLTLT52'25:71T55:TLT:?gTLTLTLTLTLTgTLTgTgi1' I-' .. ., '-' j We Are Pleased 'QE S1109 Health IIE I If-' :WI I' III: Headquarters 1,1 -' I that we are the Pho- 1' 1' I I tographers selected to :I I 'QI 'I I make the photographs If ' I QI E in this book- I i Wolfgang s Shoe Store : If '-jI E 1121 North George Street I. I 'jI IJ I Egg YORK, PA. :II I III III I OOO :QI I' 'J I II II I III: II-I I The Home of I 'I IQ' I I 1,1 I Buster Brown E SHADLE STUDIO 'E d 'I' I 58 S. Beaver St., an Igig 'Il ll I ll 'll I York, Pa. Brown-B1lt Health Shoes UI I l?-T-T-T-T-127-7-7-T-T-5TvT-T-T-T-T-T-TLTLTLTLTL.-.- lIlLT-TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL?-TLTLTLT-TLT:lII TLTLTLTLTLTLTLT5LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT.:-L-LAL-.1' 'FE-LALTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTSLTLTLTLTQTLTLTLTLTLTLTLEEE , , . -I I GREEN S :II Ramona Sandwlch Shops In! I 'II If :I I-:I II I 'gl In' II 'III If' I -I I- I' If' '.'I 1' tj' 'I'I I 'PI IU' I I, '-I ' fig I-I 3 'I' 3 SHOPS IN YORK Ig' I If' :II Pasteurized Milk :IE 1 ' :if ESI I' in Cream Top Bottles :III f' EE! :EI I :QE Modern Things at 131: I . . li' 'I :II Modern PIICSSU I III Ii: Il l'. I' II' 'II II III II III: :JI ' INSTANT FROZEN Ii: 'pg I IGI III ICE CREAM N. George St. Shop Open 24 Hrs. 'I 'II If' -LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTgTlTLTLT47LTLTg7gTL7LTLTLTLTSQ liTLTL7L':?:.T.gTL??5'LTLTLT 7ZZTLTLT.TgT:.T.'.T,'7Ii1I 2811. . The Eparl-iler lI?LTLTgTLTfV'i.,...lTLT:TLTLTLTLTLT.:TLTi3LTLTLTLTLTLTLT'C' I II' II I 'II . :HL Candy Cigars :JI I I I I I I . III: II' lg, II II II I I I 'I II If: gg: Try our ICE CREAM III VI . . 'I' Ig-I You'1l like 11. 1-QI II' 'TI I-I I-ju I- fu :QI I-I '-'I II' 15, I-I II, ,II I' 'I II' 'II IQII :fl I-I -I: III North End Lunch Room IQ: 'TI II' IQ: 1124 North George St. lil III' :QI F. A. sl-HNDEL. Prop. Ig.: I I I II 'Ill l'II I I I Ill 'III II II 'II II' 'fl Lunch Sodas lk' III fig I. 'HI I,'r ........... .......... , ..... ,I ' I L- ' ' ' ' ' I ,?lTL7LTLTLTLTLTLT:TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL I GOOD CANDY Better Than The Best OOO D. E. WOLF GANG'S Confectionery Store Members of Y. S. S. Store: 1100 N. George St. Factory: 8-12 Latimer St. 'I I. I I IFFLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTgTLTLTgTgTLTLTLTgTLTLTLiTi Ig II :gf HIPOINT IIE II I II' II Oil Burners III ISI :QI II -1-I II' 'II VI' 'fl 'II II' Stewart-Warner Electric liz' dl III REPRIGERATORS III Il III' I III I I-I I-I , I ,I I, I I ,I I gig! K 'II II Electrical Appliances :II II ,II I I I I I I III III: :fp of all kinds III, I I I I-:I It-I I'-I I-'I Ig I I II VI' II III I I I 'Ill II Il I I I :I H. H. sprenkle Sales co. III 'I I I I I I I' I :II Beaver and Philadelphia Streets II N II VI' ......................,,.. If 4 II I J-i-L-L-L-g-L-L-L-L-L-L-g-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-I The News Stand oi Personal Service CARL'S NEWS STAND E. CARL CASSEL, Prop. 41 East Market Street Phone 5789 YORK, PA. I-Q-.--2'f NC'fT-Tv?-T-T-TWT-T-T-T-TYT-T-T-TvT'T-T-T .2 82 ThE Eparl-ilE1f' Nash Lafayette NORTH YORK GARAGE 1309-11 N. George St. YORK, PA. Sales and Service Greeting Cards Office Supplies Waterman PEN and PENCIL SETS Barnhart's Book Store 35 West Market Street Parker PEN and PENCIL SETS Writing Paper Photograph Albums ------------------------ 4 -.-.------f------.-----.-----.--v--.--f--.------vTi'. 4 I I 4 ll Itl .QI 4:3 I I 4 4 I I 'I I 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 I 4 I I 4 4 4 1III-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-LALALALALALAL-L-L-L-J.-L-L-L-L-L-L3qi Ig' :II ICI CIGARS BILLIARDS :Z-I I 4'I '4 I IE lf: :UI I, II I II I I II 4 Ig. MEET THE BOYS Ig.: III :I I I I, :UI :U at the I: I-I Ii: :I I III , 1:4 III North York Cigar Store 4,41 4 I I 'IjI :III 1057 North George St., I.: II :I If: YORK, PA. :II 44, 'II I, II :I .II III I :I I :QI Ig' :TI If: ICE CREAM cAND1Es ,I I 41- II.,.....r...v.,...4.,.,.,.4.,.,.,.-., ...... -I-I t------A--------.---L-Le-L-L-L-L-L-L-LAL I 4 ,I I I 'I I 4 4 I 4 I I 'I II I I 4 I 4 4 I 4 4 EIIFLTL7L7LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT?ji 44, I lg 'I' :fl Th-e EARLE Restaurant 1-'I I,-I 'II II 'II If-I :I III II lf' :I I 'II It Week-Day Dinners I 'I'I II' 'I 44' 2 5 C If I' 'I 45' 'II 45' I 4 'II III l,4I I-I . III' :II Good Old-Fashioned 454: 421 '-'I 4- I' :II HOME COOKING II IQ-I :II Soda Fountain Service Ill I' It 4: 'II 1- I-I 'II I Eg' EARLE ELICKEE. Prop. :I I I' 'II Phone 65562 1033 N. George St. I, 'II :83t. The Eiparl-iler I I . .I I 1If-'-'-'---A..-vc-.-L-lol-Lol-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L'L'L'l'1Th IGI IGI III: 1. FRED SMALL R. c.1v1cA1-'EE :III I-I' 'III ,I I, ri: :SI II IQ IQ-I :QI II, ,-I M Q II II IV' I'I IQ: 'QI 'I It, 'II III HOME ELECTRIC co. I-:I I . I I I Q H III 113 south Queen sl. :SI 'PI Ii' li' 'PI II II II, ,I 'II IU' I-'I I'-' III III III: Electrical Contractors :III II, ' 5 N 'I-I F 4 I V II 'UI I M H Ig, :QI :QI Wiring . . Fixtures . . Appliances II.: IQII :QI LLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTJI GIFTS FOR THE GIRL AND BOY GRADUATE Elgin Watches, specially priced at Sl5.U0--in yellow or white gold cases. Dependable. tully guaranteed Swiss Watches at Sl2.50. Hamilton Watches start at 537.50 For the GIRL Graduate-Specially Mounted Diamond Rings. 510110. Other Diamond Rings, Specially Mounted. up to S100.UU A. SIMMONS DIAMOND MERCHANT IEWELER 21 South George Street '-T-TvTvT-T-TvTvT-TfT-7-T-7-T-7-TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT-'I W ' W IE' 'QI III T E M P's II :IE EE: II, ,II li: I' :III I'I 1 I I I I I I, Q G GI III M lv I I I I'-' '-'I IW' 'WI IQ, 'QI Ii' 'I-I IU' 'UI IW' 'UI I'- -'I .II If Iv' 'II IU' 'UI I'-' 'FI I'-' 'WI IU' '-'I IQ: III Il' 'II IW' 'FI IW' 'I'I IU: 1-'I IQ, ,QI '-'I I'-' III I-I III QI GROCERIES and NOTIONS IQ: I-QI II1QTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT-Ts:-T-dfI HARRY'S PLACE GAS - OIL and Eats Four Miles North of YORK. PA. Phone 65-R-25 R. D. No. 5 584: -.-.-.-.-.------v--------T-7-----+I ...---------A------ I Tha Eparklar T-T-:fr-T-T-T-TfT-?-T-T-7-T-T-T-Tiff?-:LTL7LTLTL?LQ71 ZION'S VIEW GARAGE L. H. EMERICH S A L E S Chevrolet SERVICE R. D. No. 5 YORK, PA. I .........-.-.-v.V..-.-v-.-,-.-.-,-.-.-.-,..-v.......II II I I I I II ,I I 1 I I I I I 1I 'I I I IUQII ' N DRY GINGHWI 'jfgif ' - A I I I I I c'Q,,, ,.o ' I PALE DRY GINGER Alf I ,ff 2 G. F. PLITT 6. SON Harrisburg - York - Lancaster ---- H I . I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IQFLTLTLTLTLT:.T.:TLTLTLTLTgTgTgTgTLTi1TLTLTLTLTLTLT:TL2ii I' I :II Service Supply Company il: I., UNCORPORATEDI I II, I I I If ,I I, ,I II Wholesale and Retail I lg I I-I QUALITY Builders' SUPPLIES -I I- I I' I I I I I1 ,I I ,I III: Coniractors'Equipmenl. Mill Supplies I: II: Road Tars and Asphalts IE II I If' I II I I I I I If-, YORK, PA. Ig -I :III Phone 2089 II: III I'I IQTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTi ZTfL7LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLETLTLTLTLTLTLTLT'iw I- 'I 'I I I .'I II I II I If-I Compliments I I, I I' I II II, I I' I IU' I I I IW' I IQ: of I I' I II II I I I I'-I I II I :II The Hoke Baking Co. I fl II I I'I I I I I I II I I I I ' I III ..... , .,.,v.v.v.V.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,I L-L-L-L-L-L'-A-A-Ai'-'1'-'-A-'-A-1'-'-'-'-A-'-'-A-'-'1'-A 185 3. The Sparl-iler' Hj lil: l 3 I . lf' ll lull lr. ml 4-' 'nl 4'-' 4 l L, ll lg fl lil: ly' ll ll ul 1'-' :gl 42' Inq' f lj' IH' 17' .I gl ln' LI Intl IC' IU' ll gl I :xl DRY CLEANING womes lg: IZ' 0 lg' Z L, ll 1rac1e .l 1 14 , if .clean as a bnfath afSpr1?y EEE 15' 'ig 'fl :il :rll 'gl l l 12' lf' l 'gl I ll nj la I tl , fl nl . ng, : 4' fl lf - 'Qu For Quallty El I5 'Rl lf' - 'gl ll Cleanmg lf: li' ll 'Il I-1' ffl 1'-' IW' 'PI 'EI '-l :gg Qi: Ig Qu Let Us Serve You iigl A'.l 'H 5:31 Egg Ill :fl lf, 4-l I,-, In 1,-, In lil kneTE i gl Q l l li M vS'C.yXxfxs.99oJ , ll ll .: 86 :. aqutocamncqp HA