North York High School - Panther Yearbook (North York, PA)
- Class of 1944
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Exim fi if wwwxlfzaw 'ggi Wfm K wwf aim ,V Di if if W' ff VV? ggmf W1 JE M 3 V Vf 51 V mwgifv H 'fgtfifrfigfgx gwge Qfiiff- 6 ?g47Q WifVV4f'f,VVq'fwV fl? iwyewffg V. QF ,Li 4 V A Q A ,, ' V, R J W ' EX LIBRIS ' -4. -ff -sl s s DGREEN CRIST Editovfiozfffllief PHYLLIS DETWILER Business Manager ELWOOD L. FAUTH, Faculty Adviser THE PANTHER l91l1l Published by The Senior Closs North York High School North York, Perihsylvohio Vol. l FCDREWCDRD ONE ARE THE DAYS, in reality, spent in North 'York - f 9 . N 45 High bchool by the forty-'two members of the graduf J . , . . ating class of 44. However, it is our purpose that, through issuing this repertory of memories, these days be vividly imprinted in our minds. Even though there was an uncertainty of the publishing of the yearbook because of the circumstances due to the war, plans were made and preparations advanced. We strived to obtain the best despite government regulations and restrictions on paper, photographic supplies and various other utilities. Since the panther was adopted as the school symbol and is found on our athletic suits and band uniforms, the class of '44 unanimously elected it as the name for our yearbook. This step was taken because the members were of the opinion that to do so would be consistently carrying through this symbol. Thus this issue of the annual publication is to have for its appellation Hffhe Panther. CQNTENTS Theme Dedicatian Beard at Education Faculty Classes Activities Athletics lntarnials Advertisements Tl-lElVlE cc beautilul for spacious skies, For amber Waves ot grain, For purple mountains rnajesties, Above the fruitea plain! America, America! God shea his grace on thee. And crown thy aoool with brotherhood From sea to shining sea. In order to express our sincere patriotism and devotion to a beneficent Creator, it is with deep appreciation that we use as our theme America The Beautiful, in this, the first volume of The PCl'l'lIl'LCT.H Twas Here We've Roclmed DEDICATIGN What more could the class of 4 .say person to whom this book is addressed ubhe was a friend. Therefore, in gratef a ' 1 dedicate we this year book to him, Arthur field. L. ? Rx 'Nik ' W ik as , - fitffffrwm ir +.w1L,, W 1: -k mm ' fxl'f'S,+xQ'S 1 V XX X Xsmmililx l Ii QNX RNEERQRX 1 W' re K ' . FACULTY iff Administration iff Staff HE x ANTHER BOOIQI Of Education Khanna 1943-'44 MR MR. MR. MR MR MR 10 GEORGE H. LECKRONE f PRESIDENT ROBERT L. WOLFGANG f VICETRESIDENT A. HARRY LEHR f f SECRETARY EUGENE R. PATTERSON TREASURER ALTON E. SENFT f f ASSOCIATE MEMBER IRVIN R. SNYDER f f SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL K THE PANTHER IRVIN R. SNYDER, M. S. sUPERv1s1Nc PRINCIPAL Millersville State Teaclieafs College Pennsylvania State College Gettysburg College University of Pennsylvania Elizabethtown College 1 1 , l K HE PANTHER Q 12 BERYL R. ABEL, B. S. MATHEMA'r1r1s Millersville State Teachers College Gettysburg College University of Permsy variia 0714? REED D. ALLISCN, B. S. ENGLISH, HISTORY Shippensburg State Teachers College ETHEL L. ANSTINE, B. S PHYSICAL ED., SCIENCE Temple University Coach of Cirls Basketball gzaxff DORCTHY N. BOHR GEOGRAPHY, SPELLING, HEALTH West Chester State Teachers College MARION E. BROWN, B. S. MA'rHEMATICS, SOCIAL STUDIES Elizabethtown College Pennsylvania State College Adviser to junior Girl Reserves f-W. .:pQ'f'!,f' Mag ff. . f-.1 be-to LAURA E. BURKET, B. S. SOCIAL STUDIES Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University Millersville State Teachers College Supervisor of Library BARBARA J. DIEHL, B. S. HOME ECONOMICS Pennsylvania State College Adviser to Senior Girl Reserves Director of Senior Class Drarnatics unbwvm. MARGARET S. DEITER, A. B. ENGLISH, CIVICS Elizabethtown College Director of junior Class Drarnatics x HE PANTHER ELWOOD L. FAUTH, B. S. COMMERCIAL ED., SOCIAL STUDIES Elizabethtown College Pennsylvania State College Head of Commercial Depar nie Editorial Adviser to Pan r MIRIAM A. PINK, E. S. . gf I off HISTORY, ENCJLIS Sliippensburg 'e Teachers College Duke Univ rj y New T University EARNEY G, EISHEI, Q ,Mi .1 I-QEJCIAL STUDIES Mill -rsville 'State Teachers College 'YovYflffCozi'5V1ty Academy fb 1 xy! GLADYS R. CABLE, CERT CF D. H DENTAL HYCIENIST University of Pennsylvania 111 MARY ELLEN KAUFFELT SCHOOL SECRETARY North 'York High School, 1936 Qbgydlf DONALD XV. KEESEY, B. S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Millersville State Teachers Colle Pen-nsylvania Sta ege KATHRYN C. KISE, B. S. COMMERCIAL ED. Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College 6. ' CHARLES C LEBER, A. B. SCIENCE, PHYSICAL ED. Lebanon Valley College Springfield College Coach of Senior and junior High Basketball and 'T K HE PANTHER 15 K HE PANTHER ALVERTA R. LECRONE. B. S., COMMERCIAL ED. Elizabethtown College Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania New 'York University DR. CHARLES H. MAY SCHOOL DOCTOR Gettysburg College, A. B., A. folins Hopkins University, M. Internship at Presbyterian Hos Pennsylvania HENRY A. MITCHELL, B. S. SCIENCE East Stroudsburg State Teaclie Franklin and Nlarsliall College H Cx. ' C. CLINTON RUBY, A. B. MATHEMATICS Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State College Assistant Principal Director of Athletics Coaeli of Soccer and Baseball .QWE- 16 M. A. M. D. pital, Pittsbui gli rs College Business Aclviser to K'Pantlier f K THE PANTHER AMY M. SHAMBAUGH, R. N. scI'IooL NURSE Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia School of Social Health and Vv orlq Pennsylvania Statc College Home and Sfhool Service ARTHUR E. WARFIELD, B. S. MUSIC SUPERVISOR Temple University Millersville State Tea hers Co lege Edinboro ll e Directv an , r umor Chorusew ir s r c ' ctets MYRA S. WHITE, A. B. FRENCH, LATIN, ENGLISH Lebanon Valley College Uni'zIers1't5'o Vermont QM S. RHOBERTA WOLF, A. B. ENGLISH Pennsylvania State College I J 73? 17 K. HE PANTHER HERBERT L. SUERETH gin Snlenm Qilnrngnitiuu We, with bowed heads, pause for a moment in tribute to the late Sgt. Herbert Sureth of the Army Air Corps. He, being the first of our Alumni to give his life while serving in the Armed Forees, was killed in aetion, February Sth, of this year in the Campaign of Italy, Herb symbolizes the supreme saerifiee being made by many of our men engaged in the struggle between freedom and the lust for power. May this eost to preserve our America, the Beautifuln not be in vain but rather terminf ate the necessity of any similar disaster in the future. . IQEDX i,91?ff04.t, f Jill! IN THE SERVICE Army f DEAN B. ARMOLD, M. A. Armg 'ff WILLIAB4 N CRALEY, B. S. Army f f f f REED D. Al.LlSON, B. S. Navy' f f f NELSON KING, B. S, 18 ii wil 21 it-.k wtf ffiwrfwvf 'Y fl' +W i' 'Mk ik it i W mm Hi Mdwffx wt 1 ,k v SN X ilk fini x - - X. r mjglgkigiqiiix X H 'ix ' 'I 'R-N . Q J, .Q .' ' X WN-xv ' -' RPN N' rg, iii- , .'-n I ml W1 ' vim' ' 'Kx LASSES 23: Seniors 23? Juniors if? Sopnornoros 21? Junior High A HE PANTHER PHYLLIS L. AHRENS Commercial Stenographic r JOHN A. BESHORE General Ross W. BLACK General EUGENE C. CHARLESTON Academic Scientific 20 BETTY J. CLAY General DOREEN M. CRIST Academic Classical PHYLLIS R. DETw1LER Academic Scientific DORCAS M. EHRHART General K THE DAVID C. EPPLEY General DONALD N. EVERI-IART General DORIS J. FAIRCLOTH General ILA MAE FULLEN Academic Scientific KATE M. FULLER General RUTH N. FULTON Commercial General Business DOROTHY D. GLASSICK General GLORIA F. GROVE Commercial Stenographic PANTHER d K 21 PANTHER JAY W. GROVE General ELMER J. HULL General CARL E. HINKLE General SAMUEL N. HYKES Commercial General Business DONNA M. HOSTETLER Commercial THELMA K. KANN Commercial Stenographic MELVIN HOIJSEHOLDER General KATHRYN E KEFSFY General 'R 'iv if Y? wh Qggjigx 3? Q A 2?'W .' K THE HARRY E. KOCHENOLYR General ANN I.. KOTTMYER Academic Classical MADELYN V. LEHR General Nom A. LIN EBAUGH General PANTHER Q ANN x M KRoNr Commercial Gcncr Ll Business JUNE L. LECKRONE Academic Classical and Scientific VALE C. MCFARLAND Commercial Stcnoqranlnc LLUYD B. MFLHQRIN General 23 K HE PANTHER ETHEL M. MYERS Academic Classical and Scientific Mais J, PRICE General RODNFY Vs REEsE General PHYLLIS J. SCHAEFER Commercial Stenographic 24 BEATRICE R. SNYDHR Commercial Stenographic BETTY J. STOTTLEMYER Academic Classical GLORIA G. WALTIMYER Academic Classical and Scientific PAUL E. WEAXIER General , HE PANTHER JEANNEVE D. ZERB15 Academic Chssiczll :md Scicmiic . ' WILL1.-xM R. ZoRTr.mN , Commercial L - General Busmcss , ,334'ifi' bl 5 -'g:,Jjw'Q3 Q,- -M. - : fr.-.ft 6, .fm f i 1 1. 5 Q2 'i-ak, vi . , . 'mi . b N 25 K HE PANTHER CLASS WILL It is the desire of every class to leave some' thing behind as a remembrance. This is the purpose of the class of '44, in issuing their will. this testament. before graduating. First, we leave Phyllis Ahrens' raven locks to Ruth Oberdick. We offer John Beshore's howlegs to ,lay Lehr. Gloria Grove wills her ability in English class to Miss Kise's collection of prize students. May Byron Everhart acquire the dribbling power of our own Eugene Charleston, We will the hours Dorcas Ehrhart spends studying to Father Time to use for a future Bud Melhorn's Cadillac is to be given to anyf one who likes to collect repair bills. Phyllis Detwiler wills her dayfdreaming in Trig class to Bud Wolfgang. We reserve Rodney's vocal cords for the time when the female public no longer swoons at the sound of Frank Sinatra. lay Grove wishes to add the Gap to the Grand Canyon. We will Harry Kochenouns driving to Edgar We pass on Ethel Myers' Intelligence Quo' tient to Agnes Wolf. i l senior. r i l Charleston. i l l i l Ruth Fulton wills her speed to her brother, Boyd. Thelma Kann wishes to extend her shortness to Robert Murphy so he can come down out of the clouds. David Eppley sales talks his ability as a clerk to Joe Leckrone. The academic section leaves their quietness and sincerity in English class to the class of '45. Madelyn Lehr wills her talent in sports to Delores Sweitzer. Donald Everhart presents Rutter's ice cream parlor to Wimpy for the duration of the meat fhamburgj shortage. To ,lim Sweitzer, Melvin Householder wills his daintiness. Ila Mae Fullen and Dorothy Glassick leave their quietness to Bill Ketterman and Roma Schleeter to promote more peaceful cor' ridors. Ann Kottmyer, with a sigh of relief, hands over her heirloomfearrings fat least one of themj to the school safe for double safe keeping. 26 Kate Fuller is willing to give up her regiment of Sergeant Bill's to Uncle Sam fat least for a little whilej. Carl Hinkle wills his Boy Scout uniform to Jimmy Whorl to strut in. Donna Hostetler wishes to give her jewelry to Murphy's sparkle counter. The senior boys will Baylor's pool room to the future 4 F's. Will Florence Becker please take care of Betty Stottlemyer's boy friends for the duration? NVe will Phyllis Detwiler's sweet temperament to Mr. Leber. And those pencil-made curves manufactured by Ann Kottmyer go to L'Esquire. Gloria Waltiinyer wishes to will that blue Pontiac to anyone having any extra ration stamps. Sam Hykes gives his friendship with Miss Kise to ,lack Whorl to come in handy next year. We will june Leckrone's horse laugh to Joyce Myers. Will Mr. Ruby ever acquire Vale McFarland's forgetfulness? To anyone collecting gruesomeflooking objects we donate Ross Black's trigger finger. We will Betty Clay's make-up kit to Mc' Crory's 5 and 10. Anyone wanting a constant headache may have Doris Faircloth's love for the pipe' liners. Nora Linebaugh wills her giggle to Virginia O'Brien. Mae Price's worries over Frank Sinatra go to Helen Sipe. ,leanneve Zerbe wills her dimples to Maxine Chapman. We will Elmer Hull's silliness to Catherine Palmer. Paul Weaver patriotically gives his bicycle to the next scrap drive. To any hungry squirrel go Doreen Crist's Nuts! We will Anna Mary Krone's stationary to the Standard Rag and Barrel Co. Phyllis Schaefer wills her slowness to Rita XViles. Doris Swartz may have the cheerful disposition of Kathryn Keesey. And last, we give Bill Zortman's Tarzan physique to Dean Lau. K THE PANTHER Cl-IRCDNICLE SSGCIATED with our high school days are reflections of friendships formed with other classes and of per' sonal participation in various scholastic activities. Each one's taking part in athletics, dramatics, music, and class events, according to his own interests and talents, is what comprises the accomplishments obtained by the individual as well as the school. Thus while reminiscin in future ears of the da s one g Y Y ag. by, one will find pictured in the following pages those activities that took place in the term of 194344. 27 L HE PANTHER Class Qfficers SENIORS JIINIORS RODNEY REESE 1 1 President DONALD POET 1 President JAY GROVE 1 1 Vieepresident JOE LECKRONE 1 1 Viee1president PHYLLIS DETWILER 1 1 Secretary JACQUELINE WHITMER 1 Secretary DOREEN CRIST 1 1 Treasurer GLORIA SINGER 1 1 1 Treasurer SOPHOMORES ERESHMEN CHARLES LEASE 1 President JOE ALEANO 1 1 President RICHARD GARBRICK 1 Viee1president SARAH PETERS 1 Vieepresident ELIZABETH LEHIOH 1 1 Secretary LUIS JEAN SENFT 1 Secretary DCURIBTHY FINK 1 1 Treasurer DORIS LEORRONE 1 1 Treasurer 28 The class of 19-15 uf sixtyfthrcc students hclpud this yur in thc prodmtiou of the .IL111iorfSc11im' play and pumlmscd thcir class rings. Scvcutyfninc pupils CUIDP1'iSC thc class of 1946. Tha zumual lmzazir was cancelled duo to war ccnmlitiolus. L as 36,4 W ie 11 'ki' ififffffk , W 4: ' 'lr if ' , .Jiri -, 'K' ii-'gk if 'ky Mqc 52 fYxIfKi1wYWN x qk 2 X W R x it 5 ,.....' V'Nwq.-yifwgwa I mx QMSN5 xlw 1 L NNNN N 1 ink ,,1 MM V, a :Q ' , VN Kiss, I mm xnxx ASQ ACTIVITIES X?PubhcQH0n Z?Pknm 2?B4umC X? Clubs K HE PANTHER Panther Staff EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT DORIcIaN CRIST -fffff f Edizorfinfcliief lI.A MAIi FLVLLLN f is f f 1 Associate editor GLORIA VJALTIMYER, Ross BLACK - Sports editors ANN KOTTMYER, SAMUEL HYKLS fffffff Photography editors PHYLLIS KXHRENS, JUNE LRCRRONL. E'I'HIiI. MYERS. .ILANNIQVH Zu-:RIII5 f Copy editors ELNVOOD L. FAIITII f f f fffff Faculty Adviser BUSINESS DEPARTMENT PIIYLLIS DLTWILLR fff-ff f Business manager GLORIA GROVE f Circulation manager VALE MCFARLANIH fffffffff Advertising manager Additional members arc: JOHN BESIIORE, Euc:IaNL CHARLESTON, DAVID EPPLEY, DONALD EVER' HART, JAY GROVE, CARL HINKLIZ, DONNA HOSTETLER, MELVIN l IOUSIiHOLDIiR, ELMIQR HULL, THELMA KANN, HARRY KOCHLNOUR, RODNHY REESII, PHYLLIS SCHAEFFER, BIiTTY STOTTLIif MYER, PALIL WEAVER, and WILLIAM ZORTMAN, C. C. RIIBY fffffff f Faculty adviser 32 J u n 0 I' C a K THE PANTHER Under tlic clircctiun uf Mfsy Diclil for tlie scniors xml Mrs. IDCIICI' lnr tlic jnninrs. ll lwilzrmmrrs Llircc-uct comcdy, NA Huslurnd lnr Szrlcf' by Ray Hndgus. wars prcsuntcd in tlic klLlLlllOl'lLlHi. Mzrrcli Z4 and li. by tlic junior :ind fwcninr clzrwcs. SENIORS Dunzilcl Evcrlizrrt .lay Grnyc ...... Gloria Vv'g1ltflnycr hlolm Bcslwrc . . . Betty Stoitlcrnycr Rodney Rccsc .. fxizrdclyn Lclir .. Durccn Crift .. Betty Clary ..... Katliryn Kecscy . Elmer Hull ROLE Kfmmcz l'l1H'lli7lgU Vvhrrmi Bmglmm' Aunt S0Plll'lJ'l1fLl-N Clemcili Huntcrm Pznlgyu ........ . Gnldenrodw .... Aunt julia ..... Imogene Atmnrei Evelyn Pnmrellw ,. ju Iii. ......... Howard ........ ....... . .,........ . ,IUNIQRS ... . Donald Poet Riclrzrrcl Patterson Regina Liglitnci' . . . . lay Lclir ... . Polly Sliupp lim Lcckrcmnc Doris Swartz . .Din-inliy Divcn Betty Sunday . . Gloria Singer ...,. Donn Lau 'K Senior and Junior Glee Clubs The Senior Chorus oprncd the your hy Hrst singing in the senior high asscmhlics. Next they wrrc highlightcd in thc North York Night of Mlisic, which was prcsentcd Fchruary 12. As usual, the group was included in the York County Miisfc Festival, of wlizcln this yuzu' Spring Grove High School xxub the host. Vwfith thc clcwingi of thc year thcy sung at Commence' nicnt May 29, The junior Chorus also ltcgztn their nctivitics hy singing in the junior High assemblies. They sang, us did the Senior Chorus, in the North York Night of lwlusic and the York County Mrlsic Festival. K HE B PANTHER 35 Band This yczu' the hand, under the supervision ol' Arthur Vvlnrlicltl. music instructor, has zippesurd on numerous occasions. During the your they played lor it numhcr ol' iissenihliesz purticipzitcd in the Annual Night ui' lviusic. l:el'wr1mry ll: played lor the Qpcrettn: and pzwticipulccl in the York County lviusic Festival, Qrchestrcl The orchestra this year, under the supervision of Arthur Wzi1'Held, played for the -luniorf Senior play. Some of the members also took part in the York County Music Festival. They ended their year of work by furnishing the music for commencement, which was held at St. Peter! Lutheran Church, Senior Girl Reserves jxllllllly, llw Illnqliuiis iii xvliicli tlic Scriiur Girl llcsurvcs palrtic1p.1LcLl Llllflllg Llic LCIAIH A-43344. ,irc Llwsu wliiqli have lwcii lM'IlCll!l2ll tri Llic -cliiml gms gi wlil-lc. Tliuy umductcd nhl- lllllexviug .lCLix'iLius: tlic scllmg ul Xxlllli Smmps 1lIlL.l lllvmls tn Ili-' YllI'lUllN lin1ii1nfi'iimi1s. llic rimking ill lvgivurs lor llic hlllllltll' Rr-d Cruss. tliv Clllllfllxllllllg lil riwriuy tu flu wi-ll.lic, spiuiiwririg l'V1'IllUI1IlXly dancw llllkl zi CUYCl'ULl'kllNl1 wuilil, Tlii- l1I'Q.lI1lf..lllllll is glcliililwistrixml ly' llicsc wlllfcr- l'frsrllwrz ' f jump Lirriwxi Sell-errli'y Buriw' Blil NN:-xmx Yr. vlwwzrlfriz Axx Keri xiri ia Trnmlrm' 1 1 PIIYLLIS Di-,rxx'1i,i-,la Ifrluirlty' Adviser Barnum Drum. Jumer Girl Reserves A During the past yCllI' tlic activities lil the llllllkll' Girl Rcscrws were as folluws: Llic making ol dolls llir, Britain, tlic folding ul' Cliristinzxs walls. milking lavrirs liar uilleurmg ul jukes amd puzzlus lor scrap lm-ll-as :liven tu tlic U. S, O. The exccutivc czllwiiiel is coiiimiscul ul: Dems Lirgxiwxr' f f f P1-emicviz juvci, Evrrzusm' f Vrrefprexiflem MARION Brwxxrv El,Ll,N LLHR f Bi.RNi,TTA FLORY 1 Faculty Adviser tlwc Rcd Cross and the Sc'cretury Tveaszwev' K HE PANTHER Solesrnon for Victory The school should appref cate the work of the Senior and Junior Girl Reserves for promoting the sale ol' war honds and stamps. This year the school has heen awarded with the lwlinf ute Maxi Flag. They have achieved this honor by ninety per cent of the student's huy' ing one stamp each month. The school also tries each month to huy enough honds and stamps to purchase a jeep. Every Tuesday morning two inemhers ol' the Girl Reserves of the respective home rooms sell stamps and take orders for honds. Student Librorions This year the lihrarians, usually a group of girls who aid the activities of the lihrary, included among their meinhers several hovs. Thfs group charges and mends the hooks, arranges the shelves, and gets the new hooks ready for efreulation. In addition they keep the hooks, newspapers and magazines in order. The checking and distrihuting of lihrary permission hlanks are also done hy the lihrarians. 38 Ll m aff f, A eh 11 nt- 1, f 'S f ws -'V if ' W Wifi? N f lhv' . ' t 'E Y b Xxx ' X I mx ' MN .uw in , Q X f 'I wvfxm -XX. ' V MSN ' .. Ml. .N mm HRX Mix TI-ILETICS ZGPCQUUCH XYDSQCCQ1' 23PBc1sebc111 K HE ANTHER Athletic Council For the third consecutive year. the Athletic Council has done a hne job in linding the wxays and means of maintaining and setting up our athletic program. This year, under the direction oi the Council, we had the largest sale ol' season tickets on record. The Council discontinued sponsoring their dances hut instead sponsored a scrap drive and used the proceeds of the drive to aid in financing our program. The Council is composed of the following faculty and school board ineinhers: E. R. Patterson, president: C. C. Ruby, vicefpresident C. C. Leher, secretary: H A. Mitchell, treasurer: A, H. Lrfhr, Ethel Anstine and l. R. Snyder. 40 K THE PANTHER Soccer After terminating the previous season as runnersfup in the county league, the Panthers. under the able leadership of Coach Ruby, bounded back and clinched the championship of the York County Scholastic Soccer League for the third time within four years. The team lost one game which forced a tie with Dover and necessitated a playfotl game, the Panthers winning ?vl. During the year they defeated Manchester 6f0, 7fl: Mt. Rose 'if2, 1f01 and Dover SQ. The solitary loss to Dover was in the latter's favor 2-0, However our team became champions by vanquishing them 3-l in the deciding contest. ill HE K PANTHER This year uiidei' the capable cozichiiig ol Cliiiilcs C. Lelfer, the basket hull team had on Senior High Basketball C its hest seasons in the history ol' the school. The uPZll1lllCl'Su chzillced up 27 victories to 7 defeats :iml o H ' i' 'V ' ' -'A' ' N 'N' ' X '- utseoied rheii opponents xxith 742 points to th-.11 .ippoiients NIJ. The team also set 21 new 47 record over past teams hy massing 7-f- poflits. The team hnished league competition iii fourth pliieu. the highest the school has been placed iii league competition since 1938. Representiiig the eliiss of 4-1 on this tezliii were john 'ABQ1se Bcsliorc. Cgipigiing Ellueiic uhfippei' Charleston, Rodney iles Reese amd lay ufsheyn Grove. Th Il nishc close Junior High Basketball e 4344 edition al' the Aluiiioi' PZlIltlNfl'S uiinlei' the direction of couch Charles C. Leber, d the season with 6 wins :xml 6 losses and stood in loin-ch position in the league zit the of the season. This rnzlrked Coach Lehefs sixth seaon als couch of the junior Pziiitliers. During this time he has up. '4 42 won two clizmipioiisliips iii '4Of'4l season Qclass of '44j. Again lust season. 42143 runners' lf'42. ol' GlI1S Basketball Endmg Lhc fmwxu Ill Lhuxi place thu gxrlx hzlxkcthull ICKIIII p.u'r1c1p:1Lcd 111 thru' Ncgmwd yum' Y hu ai' nhl l Bat S him I md Cihllll ul Tongue phrylng. The l'wlhwxx'1ng are mum 'As N -qmm: 'Ly .lull R lu . '1 IIN N1 11 t L'hl' Ehwhcth Lchwh Phvlhe Jxhunx Euhlh Dru-. Alilfxlllfllllx' Cnmwz, uwczxpu N: . agurc Q . -. , . I . . . . WllI'l'lCI', 'Ivan IVICc1lll'IlCy. Flsvruxmcq Bcckcm. Pally Shupp. Dmwthy XX nh. lxathrym lxcufcy. Llllllll Divcly amd Betty Hnnstvttlcr., .',XlldI'Cy Zclglcx' wav YULIHLQQCI' and Ellun Lchr ww hm' .1Nr14lLlIN. The Ummm mm :unch-cd hy Jw. Edu-I Ahstinc. Cheer Leaders flhcvrmg was lczld all hzwkcthall gumfs this your hy juhu G111gCI'1Cl1. hund fl1cu1'lc1xdc1'g Rita XXHIQQ, Muilyxw Smith and ,Iunc D11-sscl, wcnim' high: Bully KCIICITTHIII. In-nd uhccrleaxdtrz P:1t1'1u1z1 V mith, vlaycc Evcrhart. Duns I.4:Ck1'cnnc, Luis Svnfr :md Dcluree Vx hitmvr. junim' high, HE Q PANTHER Pet Pastimes PHYLLIS AHRENS 1 JOHN BESHORE 1 1 Ross BLACK 1 1 EUGENE CHARLESTON BETTY CLAY 1 1 DOREEN CRIST 1 PHYLLIS DETWILER 1 DORCAS EHRHART 1 DAVID EPPLY 1 1 DCJNALD EVERHART 1 DORIS FAIRCLOTH 1 ILA MAE FULLEN 1 KATE FULLER 1 RUTH FULTON 1 DOROTHY GLASSICK GLORIA GROVE 1 JAY GROVE 1 CARL HINKLE 1 DONNA HOSTETLER 1 MELVIN HKDUSEHOLDER ELMER HULL 1 1 SAM HYKES 1 THELMA KANN 1 KATHRYN KEESEY 1 HARRY KOCHENOUR ANN KOTTMYER 1 ANN MARY KRONE JUNE LECRONE 1 IVIADELYN LEHR 1 NORA LINEBAUGH 1 VALE MCFARLAND 1 BUD MELHORN 1 ETHEL MYERS 1 MAE PRICE 1 1 PHYLLIS SCHAEFER 1 BEATRICE SNYDER 1 BETTY STOTTLEMYER RODNEY REESE 1 1 GLORIA WALTIMYER PAUL WEAVER 1 1 JEANNEVE ZERBE 1 BILL ZORTMAN 1 114 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Shooting for the basket 1 Concentrating UQ at Baylors 1 1 Entertaining the girls 1 Imitating i'Der Feuhrern 1 Writing to a certain soldier 1 Inventing alibis for deadlines 1 1 imitating Dinah Shore 1 1 1 1 1 Dick Melhornlll 1 Working at a certain grocery store 1 1 1 Arguing with Bernice 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Dieting! 1 Fooling the kids with her diamond ring 1 1 1 1 1 Combing her hair 1 1 Securing tardy slips 1 1 1 Keeping quiet 1 1 1 1 Hooking school 1 1 Winking in Eng. Lit. class 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Tormenting Ann Attempting to be the school's 1944 l'Pin1up girl 1 1 Collecting pictures of feminine creatures 1 1 1 1 Arguing with the teachers 1 1 Waving his hair 1 Keeping track of Elmer 1 1 l'Cetting madl' at Dick 1 1 1 1 Wrecking his car 1 Drawing paper dolls for Rodney 1 1 1 1 1 Visiting school 1 1 1 1 Insisting she's right 1Keeping track of the Coast Guard 1 Supplying the Navy with mail 1 Studying Sales for Mr. Fauth 1 1 1 1 Getting around 1 1 1 1 1 1 Keeping track of her homework papers 1 Listening for the latest Hollywood news 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Thinking 1 1 Kibitzing about homework 1 Reminding herself how cute she is 1 Exhibiting his dramatic versatility 1 Using up the gas in Dad's Pontiac 1 1 1 1 Mixing things up 1 1 1 Procrastinating?? 1 Collecting Boy Scout medals L m in if ft Q1 Wit-A, 4 if iii 'ki-9, .'A' 'k'k k'k-,th 'k sh-Nw. 'r-lw k'k'k'k'i M NN , -kti x Xxx N Xximnmix 1 X NA gl Q . L XA' 1 H 'NNN - 'Q 1 ' R U' MN W' Fi! ' h ' :Y A WHEN I NFQRMALS 115 K HE PANTHER PHYLLIS AHRENS Girl Reserves lf'lf3: Chorus Z1 Gperetta 2 Basliethall 34: uljzxiitlweiru Stall, jOHN BESHORE Baseball 2-3: Basketball lf'Zf3f4: Band ll 3f4: 'lljanthersl Stall: Camera Club 2: Class Treasurer 2: Class Play 341 Chorus 31 Hi' Y Cluh lil: Operetta 3: Orchestra l'2f3-4g Soccer lf2f3-4: Track lflffl. ROSS BLACK Baslcetlinall l: Chorus 2f3f4: Class Play gl l'lifY Cluh 21 Operetta 2f3g Panther Stall. EUGEN E CHARLESTON Baseball lf2f3: l3aslieLhall 10.-3'-41 Pa11Lliei ' Staff: Chorus 2: Soccer 2: Track lfl. BETTY CLAY Chorus Z: Girl Reserves 2f3f4: Theatre Cluh 3: Class Play 4. DOREEN CRIST Chorus 'l'3f4: PianisL for Chorus lg Class Treasurer 3f4: Class Play 34: Girl Reserves 2-4: Pres. of Girl Reserves lg Vicefpres. of Girl Reserves 51 Librarian lf'2f3f4: Operf etta 241 Girl's Trio 41 upanthern Staff. PHYLLIS DETWILER Chorus 2f3f4: Class Secretary lf2f3f4: Class Play 3: Girl Reserves lfZf3: Lihrarian Z1 School News 2: Operetla 231: Panther Stall: Treasurer of Girl Reserves 4: Girlls Trio 4. DORCAS EHRHART Chorus 2f3: Girl Reserves lf2f3f4: Tlieatrc Club 3g Operetta 3: Volleyhall Z. DAVID EPPLEY Hi-Y Cluh 21 Theatre Cluh 21 upilllfllffll Stall. DONALD EVERHART Baseball 1f2f3: Basketball 21 Band 3'-1: Panthcrl' Stall: Chorus 'lf3: Class Play 3' 4: HifY Club lf2g Operetta 713: Orchestra 3g Soccer 2f4: Track 3. 46 K HE PANTHER DORIS FAIRCLOTH Girl Reserves 12134: Theatre Cluh 3 Track I. ILA MAE FULLEN Associate Editor of 'kPzmther.' 4: Lihrzuuzu 2f3'4: School News 'lf3: Pzmtl1cr Stalf KATE FULLER Lihrarizm 3f4: School News 2f3. RUTH FULTON Chorus 2f3g Opcrettu Zf3g Girl Refervcs I 2'3'4. DOROTHY GLASSICK Girl Reserves 4. I 5 ' l A 1 4 Y 'lk an W5-BR X GLORIA GROVE Basketball 3f4: Girl Reserves IQ: Vulleyf ball lf2: Truck I: uP21I1ll1CI'u Staff. JAY GROVE Basketball lf2f41 Band lf2f3f4: nP1lI1KlICl'H Staff: HifY Cluh '21 Orchestra if2f3f4: Track I'2'31 Chorus 4: Viccfprcs. of the Class 41 Class Play 4. CARL HINKLE uPzmther'A Stull 4: I'IifY Cluh 2: Theatre Cluh Zf3. DONNA HOSTETLER upanthcr Stuff 41 Chorus 2f3f4: Girl Reserves IQ: Opercttu Zf3. MELVIN HOUSEHOLDER Chorus 3f4: School News 3: Operetln 3: Panther Stuff. 117 K HE PANTHER ELMER HULL 'kpaiitlieru Staff: Chorus 2: Qperetta 3g Class Play 4. SAMUEL HYKES s'Panther Stallg Chorus 'lf3f41SCliool News 3: Qperetta 26, THELMA KANN Pantlier Staff: Girl Reserves 3f4: Lihraf 1i'ui 34: KATHRYN KEESEY Basketball 3f4: Chorus 2: Girl Reserves lf 2f3f-4: Theatre Cluh 3: Class Play 4. HARRY KOCHENOR Panther Stall: Chorus 21 HifY Club l. AN N KOTTMYER Vsfiiriomico. lvlarylandz Student Council lflg Latin Club lf2g Art Club 1721 Operetta l. North York High School: Girl Reserves 34: Theatre Cluh 3: Chorus 34: Girl's Trio 41 School News 33 Upantlierm Stall. ANNA MARY KRONE Chorus 2ff'v4: Girl Reserves 3'4g Librarian 314: Operetta 213. AIUNE LECKRONE Panther Staff: Librarian 1fZf3f4: Trcasurf er of Girl Reserves 1: Girl Reserves 2'3: Pres. ol Girl Reserves 4. MADELYN LEHR Chorus 2: Girl Reserves 1f2f3f4: Cpcrctta 2, Class Play 4. NCRA LINEBAUGH Band lg Chorus Zfflg Girl Reserves 1f2f3f41 Operetta Zf3. 118 K HE PANTHER VALE McFARLAND 'lPanLher Stall 4: Chorus 2: Class Play 3: Cirl Reserves lf2f3f-4: Operctta 2. LLOYD MELHORN lvlanchcster: HifY Club lf2f3: Dramatics 2f?v1 Chorus 2f3: Operetta 213: Soccer 3. North York High: Soccer 4. ETHEL MYERS Panther Staff: Girl Reserves 3'-1. MAE PRICE Chorus 24: Girl Reserves 241'-lx Operctta Zf3: Theatre Club 3. RODNEY REESE Basketball lf2'f'v'4: Baseball 1123: Band lf 2f3'4: Class Pres. lfZf3f4g Chorus 2f3f4: HifY Club 10.1 Panther Stall 41 Operctta 2'?3l Orchestra lf2f3f4: Soccer lfZf3f4: Class Play 4. PHYLLIS SCHAEFER Phineas Davis: Glcc Club 11 Qperetta ll Track 1. York High Weekly 3. Panther Stall, BEATRICE SNYDER Chorus 2: Girl Reserves lf2f3: Operetta 2, BETTY STOTTLEMYER Basketball 341 'lPanther Stall: Chorus 'ZK41 Class Play 341 Girl Reserves 1fZ: Operetta 23 Track lflz Volleyball 1f2, GLORIA WALTIMYER Class Treasurer 1: Class Play 3'4: Chorus lf2: Cirl Reserves lf2f31 Librarian 1f2f3f4: Qpcretta 23: School Newslflfffvz Paw Lherv Staff. PAUL VJEAVER Pan1hcr Stall: HifY Club Track 1, I X ,, 49 K PANTHER IEANNEVE ZERBE Girl Rcscrvcs 2f3: School News lf3: Pan- ther Staff 4. WILLIAM ZORTMAN HifY Club lz Camera Club Zf3g Manager Of jr. High Basketball team li MHHBQC1' of Truck team lg uPllI'lfl'1C1'U Stall. 1644 YJEANNEVE ZLRBE DONALD EVERHART -b-PI-IYLLIS DETWILER 47BETTY STOTTLEMYER THELMA KANN 6+PHYLLIS AHRENS 7--GLORIA GROVE 8AGLOR1A WALTIMYER MRODNEY REESE 10-RUTH FULTON 11-CLARENCE ROLAND and l27V,ALE MCFARLAND --DONNA HOSTETTLER l4fBEATRICE SNYDER -MELVLN HOUSEl'IC7LDER ANN KOTTMYLR 1'7fDOREEN and DALE CRIST lg-JUNE LECKRONE R. REESE K HE S PANTHER Y 51 K HE PANTHER Class Prophecy june 3, 1964. Dear Diary: What a day! And it all began with just an innocent act. Upon rising this morning, I decided to trade in my plane, which I had bought secondfhanded, for a new '65' model, just on the market. Consequently, I went down town to the Plane Cofop of which I was a member, to look over the streamlined types. The manager, who was very cordial, turned out to be Lloyd Melhorn, a fellow highfschool graduate. With his assistance one was selected and I was eager to try it out. After considering possible destinations for its hrst trip, I ended with the thought of attending the opera currently being presented at one of the opera houses in New York. It seemed best to get in touch with the company in order to reserve tickets. The voice of the telephone operator sounded familiar, and being curious I asked her name. She replied, Anna Mary Krone. I wondered then if this would be a day of reassociation with my former school acquaintances. On the way home from work, temptation to possess a new nylon evening dress seized me, so, with the thought that it would be suitable for the planned evening, I entered a store. The competent sales lady who advanced toward me answered to the name of Ruth Fulton. My analysis of the day was proving correct. When arriving in New York I stopped at the public hangars in which I left my plane until I was ready to return to York. The man who was to give me my parking check looked familar. When he drew closer I noticed that it was Melvin Householder. He directed me to the place where I could obtain a taxi plane to the opera. After I was seated comfortably, the driver turned and proved to be none other than Gloria Waltimyer. Unaware of the other occupants, I heard someone say, Hello there! I looked where the voice came from and saw the smiling faces of Betty Stottlemyer and Beatrice Snyder. I asked them what they have been doing with themselves and the former replied, I have just returned from the Qlympics in which I took first prize for the IOOfyard dash, And Beatrice said, I'm on my way to a national icefskating contest, after winning the state contest. Going places, eh? We were so busy with our conversation that we arrivcd at our destination before we realized it. Alighting from the plane and reaching the main floor by means of an escalader, we went to the box office. Looking above the window I saw that the name of the girl in charge was Mae Price. I lowered my glance and sure enough it was she. She told us that in the check room, which was to the right, we would find Nora Linebaugh, another acquaintance. So we took our coats over to her, and, much to my surprise, already talking to Nora was Ethel Myers with her husband and children. After speaking a few words with her, it was almost time for the opera to begin. The usher in charge of the automatic chairs was Carl Hinkle, He put us in our respective chairs, set the controls and thus we were taken to our places. The most beautiful orchestral music was filling the house. I could not help but remark to the person sitting nearest, how much it impressed me. She answered, Yes, and I find on the program that the orchestra is under direction of john Beshore, who, I believe, is known to both of us. I looked at her and in spite of the darkness I recognized one of the Power's models, Kate Fuller. The fact that I was sitting beside an old friend made the performance even more enjoyable. We settled back in high expectation as the announcer whose voice sounded like that of Donald Everhart's warmly greeted us. The curtains drew apart and as the story progressed who should appear on the stage but the hero of the performance, Rodney Reese, singing a famous aria, in his tenor voice. As if that weren't enough, dear diary, there came on the scene then a 'petite' heroine with light brown hair, hxed so as to give her a radiant appearance. The costume also added to the atmosphere and she broke forth in a response to the love song just sung by K THE PANTHER Rodney. Running through my mind were these thoughts: I think I heard that voice before . . . . I'm quite sure I have, but not lately .... It must have been about fifteen or twenty years ago. Where could it have been and who? .... Why, I believe it must be associated with school. Of course, why am I so forgetful! It's Phyllis Detwilerf' During the first intermission I could not restrain myself from going backstage to congratulate them. I was not the only one desiring to se-e them, for upon arriving behind the scenes, a considerable group of photographers and newspapermen were gathered about the dressing rooms. One of them spoke to me, and I exclaimed, i'Well, William Zortman, what are you doing here? He answered that he had been working as photographer on a New York newspaper. Then he also said, You see, we're one of the first papers to take kodachrome news pictures and print them in their natural colors. By this time the stage manager, Paul Weaver, who had been trying to get rid of the publicity men turned them over to the advertising manager by the name of Samuel Hykes. He then came over to talk with us and stated the advisabilty of waitng until it was all over to walk in on the characters. But as a compromise he offered to show us around a little and see some other people whom we probably know. So for about fifteen minutes we were escorted around, stopping first at a door marked Ann Kottmyer, Costume Designer. We were just about to knock, when the door opened. Seeing us, she couldn't move but stood there with her mouth open and finally said, Well, for heaven's sake! She insisted upon taking us to some of the other offices, so away we went. Seeing another door with the name Ross Black on it, I asked what he had to do with this. Sam Hykes who had joined us after shaking off the news hunters, replied, He is the person responsible for all the coiffures, but right now you would not be able to see him. Perhaps afterwards, though. Thinking we had better go on then, we were confronted by the general engineer, who said, If you want to see the rest of the opera you had better return to your seats because the lights are being dimmed. We replied, Thank you, Harry Kochenour, we shall. The second part was just as beautiful as the first and as the curtains closed for the second intermission there seemed to be some kind of confusion several rows ahead of me. I was just rising, when some one came hurrying back the aisle and seeing me said, Do you know anyone here who is a doctor or a nurse? lla Mae Fullen has just fainted: I've given her some First- Aid but I think a doctor should be called. It was Doreen Crist and I was afraid that I had to say, No, when Kate who was still beside me offered, I happened to see June Leckron on the first balcony and she is a nurse: in fact, she's almost ready for her doctor'5 degree. I quickly started in search of her, assuring Doreen that I'd bring her down then. However, when I reached the balcony, I remembered Kate hadn't said where June was sitting. I was going to go down again but I heard someone utter, Are you looking for something? It was none other than Betty Clay, who with several guests, occupied one of the prominent boxes. I asked her if she had seen june. She hadn't but her guests, Madelyn Lehr and Doris Faircloth, said they knew where she was and Doris consented to take me over. On the way she related that Betty had married into a wealthy and socially prominent family, which fact could be verified by merely looking at her clothing and jewelry. As for Madelyn, she was married to an Admiral in the Navy, stationed in Washington, D. C. Doris, herself, had made a successful marriage and was very happy. We had reached Iune's seat and after I stated my purpose we hastened downstairs to the rest room, where they had taken Ila Mae. By this time she was conscious, but the doctorftofbe said she would stay with her for a while. I saw Doreen talking with someone on the other side of the room and went over. I heard her remarking, You see, Vale, I have been able to practice First Aid because of the social work I am now engaged in down among the slums of New York. Naturally, we were glad to see Vale McFarland again and as we walked back to our seats she told us that she had become private secretary to the president of a company making material from glass. As the final curtain closed, after the curtain calls, I went back stage once more, This time I got to see Phyllis and Rodney and we decided that together with several others, such as the K HE PANTHER radio controllman, David Eppley, the television operator, Phyllis Ahrens, and Ann, Ross, Sam, and some others, we would go to a nearby club. Thus we did so after they had removed their cos' tumes and makefup to change into their own clothing. The clubfrestaurant was a very modern place, as well as being friendly and cheerful. The Hrst one to greet us was the hostess of the club, Kathryn Keesey, who took us to a table, where we were able to see almost everyone. We began looking around after we sat down and suddenly Rodney cried, L'If it isn't Abie and Dorcas! They saw us at about the same time and came over to our table. Everyone was excited, trying to Lalk at the same timeg but finally we became quieter.. Consequently ,lay explained that he was Pilot Grove of a passenger plane and on the same one Dorcas Ehrhart was hostess. With a pleased voice, he said, Guess whom we recently brought back from China? After we tried without being correct, he told us. 'iOn my last trip from the Far East I brought our own 'Nipperf Eugene Charleston, You know he is our ambassador to the country of the late ChiangfKaifChek. In a very short time they were due at the airport and as they were taking their leave, our waitress, Donna Hostettler, came for our orders. While sitting there I suddenly realized that I had left something in my coat and needing it I started toward the check room. Someone passed me and nodded, but I went on without heeding the gesture. Dorothy Glassick who was in the checkroom got my coat and getting what I was seeking I returned to our table. I was greeted by being called stuckfup, etc. I asked them why and received the reply that the persons who had nodded to me were Elmer Hull and Thelma Kann. They had stopped to talk with the other members of our group and had gone already, Their only reason for coming was that they wanted to make reservations for some of the students of the commercial college of which she was Dean of Women, and he was Dean of Men. I was truly sorry I hadn't recognized them but my spirits were soon lifted because the entertainment featuring Gloria Grove had started. She had become a very good dancer and we applauded very heartily at the conclusion. All through the evening we were recalling our school days. Things like English class, class plays, the headaches we had while working on the yearbook, not having homework hnished, commencement, P. O. D., and class outings. Also in the background, though not very bright, was the war which had accompanied our school days. However, it became very late all too soon. It was necessary to leave and we regretfully said goodby. All of us parted except Phyllis Ahrens and I, who were travelling in the same direction: she lived close to the public hangers where I left my plane. We secured a taxi and when on our way, Phil suddenly remarked, Did you happen to see Jeanneve Zerbe there tonight? When you had gone for your coat, she came in escorted by a man. She has been an old maid and now probably after all these leap years she got herself a husband. It seemed as if today I had either seen or heard of our whole graduating class. I repeated to Phyllis all whom I saw since rising this morning and we came to the conclusion that there was one remaining-Phyllis Schaeffer. We parted at the hangars and I took my ticket over to Melvin, paid my bill and got into my plane. I glanced at the one that was coming in and surely enough there was Phyllis Schaeffer. I could do no more than wave, hoping she had seen me. So, diary, I came home and got ready for bed. I was simply bathing in memories since seeing all my old school friends and, glancing at the stand beside my bed, I saw the 1944 issue of 'The Panther. It was our own yearbook and for the next hour I leafed through it comparing those years with 19641 what we were then and what we are now, the world then and the world now, war then and now .... peace. When I closed the book I determined to write it all to you. Now, hofhum fpardon mel, I'll turn out the light and go to sleep. But HrstA Thank you, God, for friends and peace. 511 Q 'ikvimfffx 5 N if -pg ffl Jfirwpl + M Q' 'f F Www 'HH iq Y fm Wlwgmllrlx mix , U NSHQTTN , - 'N 1 ' wx' Ii ' . X- A, . .NIH K HE PANTHER I7774 77 ' '7 I I THOMPSON I I COLLEGE EAT I I York, Pa.-Harrisburg, Pa. I M E I MEET YOUR FRIENDS I A A + I I C I C II g I I and af the RAMONA X N + I Council of Busi I I EcIuca+ion I I I COHEN BROS. I I I ROY V. MUNDIS I I I Everyfhing for Every I I QUALITY FEEDS S 0 R 'I' ' I I EE E WW I I I O K I I57 S +h G g S+ + I I YO K NN L I 56 K HE PANTHER l l i A i 1 T DR. LYLE CRUSE Northern Radio Service 1 I Opl'ome+ris+ f W W ' i r i as i 3 Crosley, Zeni+h, Philco Radios 3 l I0l8 N. George Sfreef l T Royal and G. E. Sweepers y NORTH YORK, PENNA. W i Wesfinghouse Elecfric S+oves T WlLLY'S AUTOMOBILES and Refrigeramrs l l A Lot nf Cnr fur the MIIIIPQ' , Hoag, Thor, Crosley Washers . i I l Sollenberger's Garage R , i iooi E. Philadelphia S+. T ' YORK, PA. PHONE 39353 954 Norfh George Sf. Dial 6523l l i l FILMS MAGAZINES i i l Breyer's lce Cream l l Whi'rman's Chocola+es ' l l BAYLORS l Complimenrs of III9 Nor+h George S+. ' CANDY KODAKS l i l The York County Gas Co. Complimem n i l of l l TEMP'S STORE l 5 ,C a C aaaaae- C aw ,Q C+ C, 57 K HE PANTHER F S FFF- AOBUYY F F F FF F OFF F F All AND SAVE Marlin Schaefer, Proprielor A+ Fool of Norlh York Hill Wm. N. 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T T T T y PHONE 3I237 T T T T T ' PLUMBING AND HEATING Home: I I47 NOFII1 George S+. QUALITY FEED Sfariing Mash-Egg Mashes Dairy Feeds Garden Seed-Field Seed Fer+iIizer ALTMAN'S CASH FEED STOR 337 Wes'r King S+reeT YORK, PENNA. E K HE PANTHER What Is Hur rzrz genizerl Milk? Why is it so Important? N. George S+.--Phone 64338 Our Homogenized Viramin D milk is pure, DINNERS,-456 hiqh qualiiy Milk wifh all ils wealfh of Food values, lo which Vilamin D is added. Vilamin D makes if possible for fhe body 'lo make Home-Made SOUP-All Kinds of use of fhese minerals in needed quanlilies, which helps build and mainlain slrong bone and sound leelh. Everyone needs lf. SANDWICHES and SUNDAES , Pensupreme Milk Penn Dairies, Inc. York, Pa. ROBERT FAlRCLOTH, Prop. The Gazette and Daily Qdiftlfltf ,uma 62 K HE PANTHER l Complimenfs CALL of KQHR BROS HUMBLE-MUNDIS co. Manufaclurers of FROZEN CUSTARD ,or Peiroleum Producls of all Kinds l536 N. George Sfreel A IZI6 W. Merkel Sfreef Phone 5777 Q l I050 N. George S+. NORTH YORK, PENNA. HOME-MADE TURTLE SOUP Ligh+ Lunches Beer E- Wine - Liquors X , Phone 64l82 Tables for Ladies l PERRYS BEAUTY SHOP BELL'S H23 N. George S+. Phone 30496 Yorkls NORTH YORK, PENNA. Smar+es+ Ladies' Shop 3 63 S HE PANTHER STRICKLER AUTQ CQ. PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE Emil MACHINELESS PAUL 5- STRICKLER- PFOP- FACIAL and IVIANICURING HAIR CUTTING G I R ' ' - mm depamg Davln's Beauty SI1op an YoRK HAVEN, PA. Guarameed Used Cars Phone Manchesfer 22R-I3 GIHIII Callcly- BPttvr than tlu' Resin HOSIERY SHOP 4 Wesf Markei' S+. D. E. WOLFGANGS CONFECTIONERY STORE MEMBER OF Y.S.S. - - Fadory, 8-I2 Laiimer Sireei Cen+raI PennsyIvania's Larges+ Furnifure Indusfry PHONE 57I5 I C. F. HOOVER MAY'S FURNITURE COMPANY I32-34 W. Markef S+. YORK, PENNA. DAIRY KINGS OIL SERVICE NORTH YORK GRILL Dist A+IanI'ic Prod uc+s IIII Nor+I1 George SI'ree+ 'Home of Eledric Cookingu Phone-394IO-AII kinds of Accessori s FUEL OIL I057 NorII'l George SI. 11 K THE PANTHER 2 ' ' W 2 ' ' YY W i 'Z ' 1' 7' V 7 l l MUNDIS QUALITY FEEDS y John Deere Farm Machinery l '8 YEARS OF SERWCE MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTORS y J f N 'l'h FN fh Y lc Us or O or or lRVlN F. MUNDIS l PHONE 52410 EMIGSVILLE, PA. l Sl'llNGl.lNG AND ROOFING CLARENCE L. EPPLEY W , , ,b. d l e specnauze un nse ruc an Asbeslos siding. Also Asphalf roofing. Exper+ l applicafors only. Es+ima+es cheerfully given, no obligafions. Terms L FEED HARDWARE y HENRY C. MILLER l Mol Norlh George S+' 225 Ches+nu+ S+ree+ NORTH YORK, PENNA. Telephone 40590 l l Before and Affer fhe Movies I Coopera+ive Communily Slore come +0 lhe 1 YORK PHONE 56201 CENTRAL RESTAURANT V 44 Nor+l1 George S+. l Coal, Fer+ilizer, General Merchandise Grinding and Milling our Speciality Nexl' Door +o +he Slrand Theafre Besf Wishes and Good Luck from l All Your Roller Slcafing Friends , HITE ROSE ARENA l W y 525 Eas+ Markel s+ree+ YORK, PA. l ,YY YZ n '74, Z Yrmmnrfn 7 , ,,,, K ,K ,win ,M WYWLZYH ul 65 HE PANTHER I T T BEAR'S PORTRAIT STUDIO Fo++P++ R blyrd I I CHAS H BEAR 81 CO YORK 6 3 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. J K THE PANTHER , if-f -- if f- - - f f f f f- W- -f f - f if ff' 'ff I I I I I I C plimewk 'F I I I I N A .,1,,.,.1A1,A, 1.A I I ,,,H I I YGRK FARM BUREAU C0-OPERATIVE I and I RUTTER BROS. DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS I N'I'hGgS1'E'I'dYkP I ' Ess-K y BUTTER ICE CREAM B kf ld BUTTER 67 K HE PANTHER AMERICAN BAG 8m BARREL CO. 530 S. Vander Ave.. York, Pa. Was+e Pape I ALWAYS BUYING Iron and S'reeI Newspaper Me-+aI Magazines Bags I Corruga+ed Barrels I Rags I Call us and our Truck will call for same PHONE: 623I YORK I 68 K THE PANTHER X ii' U P vn Y?? Y- Y YA i inf W k 5 Q J. M. SHINDLER - J. WARREN SHINDLER - MORGAN E. FREY Y r n 1 v I USHINDLERSH 1 Fine Furniture l ? s 1 1 n 1 , n 1 n n n n n n 1 907-I5 Norfh Duke Sfreef Phone 7I92 n n n A A-A K 7 Aw 1 . 69 K HE PANTHER 'S- z 2 2 L I QA. A ' ,V N- .v 2. , in ak Q QE? V'--N.: 524: lv un. f H , Q X :- s If V '.9'ff , s ali k S aff: - H QV N' 4 '- 4, . , WA f ff -V., A , yfwf A ,. - V'.P 1 K fx M Q ,A ,,. 5 ,. is- . -b p R :-.V , 1. ' 1 H ,J 70 K HE PANTHER And so we port- - - As this book is being published, that awful terror, War, is hungrily devouring the world with a blind greed. It is our fervent hope that in the notftoofdistant future this horrible monster will have been overcome. Then, while recalling our high school days by browsing through The Panther, there will be no thundering accompaniment of cannons, guns and bombs. However, in this our graduating year, the picture into which we step has not a very bright background. To almost all of the boys graduation will mean conscription to the armed services. The girls will follow their plans which are probably somewhat altered because of world conditions. But to all of us it presents the opportunity of the supreme challenge of setting forth the utmost of our abilities in the shaping of a new world relationship. Whatew'er we do, may the spirit of our theme echo our actions that it is :aid of each member-L'He helped build a better world by living his best. Then, pray God, we will sing of the whole world as well as of America: HO beautiful for patriot dream That sees beyond the years Thine albaster cities gleam, Undimmed by human tears! America! America! 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