Paradise Township High School - Tanawan Yearbook (Paradise, PA)

 - Class of 1948

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G u E i T Q 1 1 5 4 THE 1948 TANAWAN sf QSEQ' 5 i' . ,Alix f Q A -'ef sskaa THEI94B pubfished oy tie SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 Paradise Township High School Paradise, Pennsylvania TANAWAN 'Rfewofl We, the class of '48, publish this yearbook with one purpose in mind-to furnish to ourselves and others a reminiscence of some of the best and happiest years of our lives, our high school years. May these years at Paradise prove the foundation for whatever place in life we may choose for ourselves and may this book remind us of the goals we hope to attain. fills --- .gn -1Q!QyQ2ecz'm'Zon --- The members of the class of '48 wish to thank our class ad- visors, Mr. Eshelman and Mrs. Brown, for their help and advice to us in the preparation of this yearbook. Mr. Zerphy, our print- ing representative, and Mr. Shelley, our photographer, also deserve a note of appreciation. Four pagan fion 'l'his ISI-18 lztnztwztn is dedicated to zt teztelter who has heen with the class since junior high. Mr. Blevins ezune to l,2lI'2lCllSC High when we who now :ire seniors were in the seventh grade. and the saline year we entered high school, heeznne the ll'CSlllIl2lIl homeroom tezteher. lhe tnetnhers ol the elztss ol' 718, in paying tribute to Mr. Blevins by dedicating this yeztrbook to hint, wish to show their ulleetion and respect lor at tezteher who has aided them. mentally and tnorztlly. throughout their high school years. 'l'o the Class ol '-18, :ind to the entire sehool, Mr. Blevins sets at line exzunple ol' hoth good tezteher ztnd good friend. I'll'l'l' ujaezviiin p'ZL'l1C'l. if 75 F MMM Z lo tht' C1l:tss ol Iflflti Sm'c't'sslul living without tltorottglt prcpztrzt- tion is :t thing ol thc past. Sttcrcss hy lm'k :tml tttttr:tim'd :thility is tht' t'xc't'ption :tml not thc rttlv. 'l'his is :tn :tgc when c'rlm':ttiott:tl :tml in- tt'llt't'ttt:tl powct' :tml wisclont is tht' l'ottml:ttion lot' :t sm'c':'ssl'ttl c':tt't'1'l'. lltts ts tht' :tgc ol womlcrlttl tnvcnttons :tntl ttntolcl powc't'. httt xou h:tx't' :tll ltrottgltt with t , t you ltcrc' :t tnorc womlcrlttl tm'c'lt:tnistn th:tn httnt:tn skill excl' procltttul. This nt:tt'vc'lotts nt:tt'him' is vottr tttiml l'c':trl'ttllv :tml M'0llCll'I'l.llllV ntzttlc. lfill it with pttrt' :tml nohlc' thoughts :tml thc otttcotm' will hc :t lilc worth while. You ztrt' totlny wltcrt' your thoughts h:tx't' hrottght you: you will ln' tomorrow wltcrt- your thoughts t:tkc' you. ln your h:tmls will ln' pl:tt'c'cl tht rcsttlts ol your thoughts. Do not lin' likt' tht- Olcl 'l'itm'r who whvn :tskccl how hr' spvnt ltis titm' t't'plic'tl: Sonic titm's I scl :tml think. tttort' oltcn l just sct. Xott. no tlottht. h:tx't' sccn hm' pcoplt' with t utpztuty lor wltolcsotm' :tml t'onstrm'ttx't' thinking, lacing' s:tttsltctl just to sct. 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Hc is so ntztclc lh:tt llc t':tnnot hclp httt tltink. lt is your tlttty :tml rcspon sthtlttt to totttrthtttc' to tht' wcll-hctng ol softvty. lo do tltts you lllllsl think t'ottstrttt'ttwlx :tml t'l't':ttivt'ly which will rcsttlt in tht' highcst good lot' :tll. lht' worltl is chstnging r:tpitllx lu't':tttst' ttt:tn thinks. .Xll good :tml progt'c'ssiw t'lt:tng't's :trt' tht' t't'sttlt ol org:tnilt'tl thinking lt is t'om'c'ix':thlt' th:tt wc' tnztx' think our w:tx' tllll ol' ltivotrx. h:ttrt'tl :tml w:tt' into :tn t'r:t ol 1 : Pt . pcztcc, gootl will :tml intt'rn:ttion:tl co-opt't':ttiott. My t'lt:tllcngt' to you-tltc tm'nthc'rs ol' tht' t'l:tss ol 'IS is. go Iorwatrtl into tht' lttlttrt' rt solt't'tl to nt:tkt' xottt'st'lvt's ht'ttc't' tm'n :tml ltrttcl' wotm'tt. tttort' ttsvlttl t'itilt'ns. :tml ht'ttt'l'. Il'tlt't :tml mort' lovztl .XllIK'l'll'illlS. .-Xgztin. l t'ottg't':ttttl:ttt' Will :tml gin' xott tttx hvst wishvs. . . , . , Sittct't't'ly. .'XR'I'lll'R XV. IiSHl'Ql.Nl.-XN. Sttpvtwisittg l't'im'ilt:tl Sir cfm 17113 tta tion X X X X z,+ X w f W 1 W 1 WN xM'k g LW rw W at 1 i 6 fx fy Books X . 1 iv v Al '., ' N wil'-fy! Af A ' Q S- L in n -P-, fx I me f f' 1' -P xx A A 7 hfx ,- fN I1 fsbrs It is 'XA f BN 1:5 'N fx ff- A , 'F f ff 4-u ,Im . 1 If BOARD OF EDUCATION l.r'fI lo riglll: H. Ii. Kc-liczigy. 'I'r1'n.s't4t'r't': FIYIIIIQ B. I.ichty, S!'!'I'!'IIII'yf S. H. Scttgt-r. Prr'.t'ifIr'r1I: C. XV. Houck, I'iff'-1'r1'sifl1'nl: Rztlph Elmy. I O O .-Xs I't'L-sitlcnt ol' thc Iioztrcl ol' Ecluczuion ol Parztdisc Townsliip High School, I would likc to fotlgrzuttlzitc you. thc tucmhcrs ol' thc class ol' '48, for your lint- ztc'l1icvctm'nts in school. In this fllilllgillg' world ol' ours you will ltzivc to ztclopt and lit yourselves to its pztttcrn :incl foursc. You graduates of '48 llztvc' za large task hclorc you- thzit ol' making thc world at better place in which to livc. It is our hope that thc kuowlcclgc :uid habits you ltavc ztc'qttit'vcl :tl l'ztrztdisv High School llztw prcpzttul you lor this tztsla. On hchztll' ol' thc Board ol Iiclucatiott ol' l'zn'ztdisc Township. I want to i-xtcnd to you out' best wishes lor at sitcccssful and happy lilc. SANFORD H. SENGER. Prcsicleut Ely ll I FACULTY ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN Elizabethtown College-B.S. Columbia University-MA. Temple Graduate-Graduate Study Previous Experience: Milton Grove School. Mount joy Township: Principal. Fulton Township High School: Elizabethtown College Summer Sessions: Supervising Principal, Paradise Township Schools. Subjects: Chemistry and Physifs. EDISON W. BLEVINS Millersville State 'l'eat'hcrs College-ILS.: Franklin and Marshall College. Previous Experience: l.ittle Britain Townslmipz Paradise Township School. Subjects: Science, Biology. Problems of Democracy. Boys' llenlth, Physit'al Education. Director of Athletics. .Vino GEORGE A. ALTHOUSE, IR. l'1lil2llJl'llll0Wll Collcgl'-ISS. l'rc-xiolls l'1xpcricm'c: l'zn'nclisc Iuwmluip Srlmuls. Slllxjcflst lfllglisll, llixirs. History. fQCUgI'Lllllly, Buskcllmull and Base-Imalll Kluuvlx, I'imwvl' .Xmlxis LURA H. BROWN Xllrrighl llullcgm'-XIX.: Wml illwslcl SIIIIIIIIUI Nmlu l'x'n-xiuus lixpcricm'c: I'nrzuIiwc- lmsnship Smlmulx. SllI7jCC'l5I linglish. Ifrcnch. C-ills' Hvnllh :xml I'l1uicnl ldu czlliml. l.ihr:n'y. MARY L. FULGINITI Xlill ' A ' V' ' ' . clsullc Mull' Ivzullvls C.mxllm'gn'-ILS. l'rcximxs Expcriemc: l'zll'nc!isc 'Ikmnship Srlumls. Snlvjccli Nlzullwlllzllirs. T1 n Xlillcrmillc Slllli' 'lki'iIl'llL'l'S Clullcgc'-15.5.3 Cilllllllliill lfui- Sulmjcrlsr Dvpurllm'nlnIilc'mi 7lll :lml Hlh CLl'zulL's. NANCY M. IOHNS lflbillltlll Xzlllvx KIuIlf'gl'wll,S. Snlljrnli Nlllsix' CLYDE R. CAMBER xIllll'l'SXiHl' Stull' 'l'1'2ll'IlCl'S Clullvgm'-I4,S. 'l'0WliSIlilJ. lzlrzlllisl' VVOWIISINID Slhuuls. Sulmjcm-ls: Dvpurllncnlulilcd Tlll :mul Sth tinnrlmw. FLORENCE A. NOLL vvrw 'wxiulls lixpL'l'ic'lu'c: I':ll':ulisc 'l'1m'nsIlip Sflmols. k'lf'l'1N l'l1'ximls l'1xpcl'icmC: XY1'sl liurl VI0N'llNllill. Warn K I SENIOR CLASS Class Motto UNK Sllfl' .Xl ,X 'l'lMlC .XNIJ .Xl,lX'.XYS lfORlN'.XRll. Class Flower Class Colors RKLXN lll'1.Xll'l'Y ROSE CHERRY Rlfll ,XXII lX'Hl'l'l'1 Class Advisors NIR. .XRTHUR XV. IiSHIil,M.-KN MRS. LURA ll. BRUXVN CLASS OFFICERS l l'r1'.vidr'11f ROlll'1R'l' l'.-XRMER l'ir'1'-l'rr'.vi1lr'11l lflllill HERSHEY Sw lY'fllVlY Nl .-XRCQ,-XRli'l' BEN N ICR 71l'l'IISIl wr IJAYIIJ EBY 'llll'l lm' Q .yen fat! QF N 2 f V my M M A W fi. , S l y 'W A ' 19 l,. UML W V W , C 'ma fi' ', 1 -y.1 R X fmfi 'bmi X X 'ff-V N m fl' lf 1 U' - M v yu I 1 1 U LW' A 1 .AW I :I L xfm 'Y M 1, W l NX 1 -' f K W N MX' M wx W X REBA L. ANDREWS Tanawan l'hotography Stallg Mixed Chorus l: Clet' Cluli VI: lutrzuuurals 4: Opcrctta Lead 4. 121'r'k. one of our Strasburg l'l2lSSllllllCS. has a beautiful voice that earned her a lead in this years operetta. Xritlnnetit' Y is her favorite suhjert l?j. Reba is a good friend, considerate and fun to he with. ARLENE R. AUMENT lanawan liditorial Stall: Mixed Chorus fl: Clee Cluh 3: I,iln'ar- l,1'r'11v is our hlonde. She thinks French tough. hut is willing lo try. A staunch class supporter is .Xrlent'. She's aIl't'tA- tiouzut- and makes friends t-ver'yw'lu'i'e. BETTY L. AXE lanawan Circulation Stall: Mixed Chorus 2. fl: filet' Cluh 2, fl: Fire Captain l. 2, 3, Al: Librarian 2. l: Cheerleading 2. Il: o junior Play: Intramurals l. -. 3, -l. liffllr is the petite young miss from Paradise who makes all the lmaskelhall goals for her lt'1llIl. She is a good sport and always willing to help fewept where Frenvh is t'om'et'tit-all. Out ol' school shes seen most with lieauie. GEORGE C. BAIR lanawan Circulation Stall: Intramurals Al. ,4r'r'l1 is our Strasburg Romeo. His friendly ways and turly hair go hand-in-hand. Arrhie will never sutler from a lack ol' humor: that griu is outstanding. Fu tc I'lt't'll MARGARET E. BENNER 'luliziwmi lilllllll'-lll-l'lllCllI Pionccr fl, bl: Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3. -li Clem- Club l. 2. Il. VI: Class Sccrelan'y 3. -I: 0i'cl1estl'ar 2. 3. -lt lIlll'illlllll'11lS I. 2. Il. l: l.ll7l'illil2lll 2: Operctln lead 3: junior Plan: Xlngauim- Captain 3. Pl. .llur'gie .v ilu' class brains. although it's lrnc than she burns . lilllv midnight oil. Sha-'s proved rnpnlxlc' in nanny high school Ufglllllllllltllls. Sl'llSlllYl'. 1llCl'l :ind lric-nmlly lils Mairgiv lo ai 'l'. A RUTH M. BRACKBILL I inns in ltditolizil Stull: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. I: Ulm' Club l. 2 Ruth is one of the more ronsricnlious students-11lw:n's l Q ' s rvumly for 1 gooi ' e. cspn'ci'lllx au llu- nun GLORIA A. BRYSON l1lIlLlW1lIl Editorial Stull: Nlixcd Chorus 2. 3. I3 Clec Club 2. 3. I: l,ibr1n'i:in 2. El. fl: Pioneer l: junior Play: lllll'2lllllll'1ilS 2. , filnriu is llu- livul'lln'czlkcl' ol' the Class ol' Vlri. .X K'lllC png ' nosv :ind prvlly huir ure liro of hor 1lllI'2ll'llYC features. Sho is well on ln-r iran lo ll llIllSli'Lll c'nrc'cl' au thc piano. lk-sl of lurk. Clorin. RUTH U. BUTERBAUGH l'lll'lW'lI1 Art Stall: Pioneer Al: Nlixcd Chorus fl. li Innin- - 'L' Club 3, lg l.ibranmn 5. worrying ns cvidcnccd ln that slow druwl in hvr spvcmll. Clic lSll'f and lllillll are Iwo l.11V0l'llt' Sllllll3l'lS. Ruth A sucu-ss ol anything she undertakes. F1'fl1'f'll assignments linislicd. Sha-'s qllltl und clcpclidalmlc in llcr wx: Ifllfl1il .Y an good student but docsn'l bc-licvc in hurrxiug' ox LLOYD E. CLARK 'liauawan Advertising Staff: Mixed Chorus l, 2: Clee Club l. 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3. AI. Clark is seen most frequently buzzing around on his motor' few words. but as ready for a friendly scrap as the next person. lol-IN A. DULL Safety Patrol I. 2: Clee Club I, 2: Mixed Chorus I. 2: lland l. Dull luis a really smile that takes the place of a lot of words. Ht-'s sincere and works hard on lessons. john is a he-man ol' the class and takes an active part in many sports. DAVID R. EBY Tanawan Business Manager: Pioneer I. 2. fl: Pioneer Business Manager -I: Class 'I'reasurer I. El. I: Band I. 2. fl. -l: Orchestra I Z 3 I Int1.nnutals I. 2 3. ll: 'I'rack 2, fl: Fire Patrol 2: Fire Chief 3. -I: junior Play 2: Senior Play fl. lihvv and his station wagon are inseparable. Ilis height. feature is the pil0t's license in his wallet. have has practical traits and a promising' future in the Naval .lir Corps. lol-IN E. :Rs Tanawan Editorial Stall: Pioneer I. 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: junior Play: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Cheerleading 2: Safety Patrol I. 2. 3, -l: Operetta Lead 4: Basketball Manager I, 3. 4: Track I: Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4. Heres a Hail-fellow, well-met. His motto is Never refuse a dare. Studies are the least of Erb's worries but in an argument in P.0.ll. class he holds his own. Sixteen bike. He's a brain in math. and practical. Here's a man of black hair and halel eves make him a Casanova. Another RAYMOND H. ESBENSHADE laliawaii lxmlilmial Slillll lIlll lllllllI'll4 'I lilIVlIIl!'. a I-0lIllll'l' SllI1lSlllll'g puxil. is usuallx' cuicl anal l . I Nllllll0lIN lwhich Fllllil hc- saill of cvcry malcl. He can malw llicmls lllllllllll' aml his ahilily lo gel along with nllwrs uill ilu ns uxml m 'a 1 - -' hamlx. MARCIA I. ESHLEMAN VIIRIIIRIWZIII .Xssocialc limlilnr: l,lUlll'l'l' I: Mix:-ll lilmrus II. I: lmim Play: Llass hcrrclary I: lllll'illlllll'1llS I. 2. fl. I: l,iln'arian l. 2. II. I ixlllglllllll' Claplain Pl. iillllfllfl is a serious. llc'll'i'mim'cl young larlx-a gl!-gvllvl' as . .I 4' I' 1. lsnuw shl ll slN'u'cll. slmwli by hcl' troll ul' A's varli l'l'lJUl'l Ircriml. Slavs Villlllllll 'lllll is li1:'ull'll lol' lnllfgl- lu pimpin lm ll :ching milh W1 BETTY I. GROFF lmawan l'.llllI7l'l2Il Mall: lllll'Zlllllll lli l Il I l .Nlmrlv can claim a mlislincliun mm' hc-r VIRISSIIIZIILN, Slim-'s I I. is .- l .li-Q lhl unlx um mule: hu lul l.lll Nldll i hu pil plum lml hll giggll' lmriglilclis vxvli lhc worst prolxlvsms. BPIII hopes lu lx Im suulniil mnk lvlwn shi glulunlns hum I' lisa . I - l ' K . ' 1 1 '.' ' 1ll'1ll . . WILLIAM H. GROFF Taiiawan Ellilurial Stall: Mixed Klliorlxs 2. 3. I: Band I. 2. fl. -I Orclicslra 3. AI: Cleo Ciluh 2, fl. II: lnlramllrals I. 2. fl. I: lrafk l llaskelhall l. 2. Fl. II. Basketball is llill'.i milllllc name. Suclvl' :mil hasvhall also ralc with him. Hu likes to reall. anal is nllcn scvn cngmsscll m a hook or magazine. Bill. a hkcahlc chap, iwvci' rubs any unc lhc wrong way. Sr1'r'nlrr1l lzmawgin I-.mlilmizil 5l.iII. I K 11 fi- if 'ffgl r , . 1.13 Q35 . HARRY C. GROFF 'l'.mz1wzm Clirculailion Stall: Inlrzimurzils I. Ilzirrv, wilh his lighting spirit ziml ilcxil-mix c nu illili mIocsn'l seem lo scare thc girls. Hc's ' wolf. Kimilml hc lu- from Slrzislmurg? GERALDINE M. HERR 'imlcvl' I: lIIll'IIllllll'2IlS 'I. quilt' I hll mil llsu 1 fif'nir'. unollici' li0l'Illl'l' Slrzislilirg slmlcnl. has ll plvziszllil pclsmlnlily umlluiliul Ikllll an lull nl lI'It'IIillY sziiuisiii wlicu uc'- uisimi ilviilziluls, HCI' llljlglll aiml lwluml hail' Illlllil' hcl' nul- Slillltllllg. licrulmlim' is mllvgm- lmuml. Hui' gl'1li'l0llS wins will he-lp hor lo zuliivu' hvr goal FRED E. HERSHEY 1' 'liuloizalix lillllllll I'iunuI I I l'mmii liliim - I 1 . . , ' 3 I . I I ii mm I g ll in-cI1icf.I. I: Mixed Llmrus I. 3. .l. I limiu ' I'rcsicIcnl I. 3. -I: Class 'liczisiircl' 2: Ulm- Chili I I limi murals I, 2. fl. 'lz UpL'l'l'llLl l.c:ul I, fl. I: Ilis 1 1 S ku-pci' 2. fl. -I. l rr1l is our poliliriim :mil pulls in ihc' Ks in I UII Ili guts In mi his lmiills wilh ai miniinuln ul Slllt x L, ilu is right in lhc miclillc' ul Lllll sflluul lilllllllllll llls lnismiulilx llllll hll lmvv gziilivil him mlusc- I'riL'l ixccl Clmrus lzinuwzm ciII'i'lllllll0Il 91 ill: M 9. fl: Glue Cluh I. 2. fl: D. IEAN LEIDY llllI'klllllII'lllS I. 2. 'I I' llziml 2. .l. ,Ivan lakes hm' slumlics seriously zuul usually gets good gmilcs. Shc prohzihlv gcls :is much Ulll of an class where she lakes an sliuly pcrioill :is the mics in lhc' class lllCIlISt'lX'L'S. Vivucimns is lhc word ful' jvun. Eighlwrz Basketball bl. IIe's a graduate of Salisbury who has furnished his education here at l'at'adise. And handsome! Whew! PATRICIA A. MYERS Tanawan Photography' Stall: junior Play: Intramurals I. 2. 3. -I: Track l. Pu! can say more words in a minute than can any other in ottr class. She's energetic. full of hustle and bustle but has a warm heart under that independent attitude. lanawan Iidilorial Stall: Intramurals Pl. giggling. we believe. EARL B. NORRIS lanawant Adrertisittg Stall: Intramurals tl: Fire Patrol -lg Norrt'.v is the sltortest hunk of man in tlte class of VIS. P. ROBERT PARMER 'Vanawan Circulation Manager: Pioneer I. 2. 3. -I: Class Presi- dent l. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2: junior Play: Clee Club 2: Basketball l. 2. 3, sl: Intratnurals l. 2, 3. -l. Bob'.t a quiet, responsible fellow. He received a rare tokett ol' appreciation frotn his classmates by being elected president for all four years. He's active in sports. too, especially basket- ball. Partner llas a sly humor which might pop out at any unexpected litne. Avl'lll'fPl'7l I YVONNE C. MEYER Yttorttte, with her sociable wats and sunny smile. has gained many new Iriends at Paradise since she came here from Stras- burg. She's a willing participant and her favorite pastime is 1 . .QW f . T? 'SE I EVERETT M. RAPP I . I'zm:m'un .Xclwrlising NIul1ugvl': I'ium-cl' I. 2. II. I: Xliv-rl K1IxmnN 'I 'I I' C'l'1w VIII'-I,I'L'SIIICIII ' B'lIIlI I 'I I' 0l'II1c'sll'l 'I' -... . I... . -. . .-... . ...... ' . . I I - - Glu- C.IuIm I. 2. 3. I. Inllumurzlls I. 3. .I. I: Im- I'LllIIlI II' I'I'2ll'Ix I. 2, II: Ilnskcllmnll I. 2. II. I. Ifnjapfv uppmcully ll UIIC-WOIIIZIII num. IImim'wIikc'. In has prom-ml Ins worth us anclvcrllsmg IIIIIIIIIQCI' UI thc I gumugunf I',w'l'xIm:Ix Iikcw Rupp. I3f'Inru1:lil is llu' mural Irn Ililll Izmauuam .XII I-.aIllm': I'ium'vr FI. I: Rumi I. 2. 3. I: Miu-al CZI1m'us I. 2. .I. I: Llvv Llulw I. 2. II. I: Orclwsllul 2. fI. I: Inlrnmul :ls Il. - , ALICE M. ROHRER I. -. .I. I: ,lumm Ilan: UIJCIPIIQI I1 ul I I Hllfll' is llxc rlalss zrrlisl. SIN' ix zllsu ll guml I'xl'l'IIlII sllulcnl :xml :ul IIVIIXI' IIll'IIIIJl'I' ol :III music':1I Ul'g1lllIl2llIOIIS, Shu HIII kewl: Iwi SIIZIIC of II10 HIIlI'l'lNlIIIUII. lun. RuIn'0l s um- ui' IIN Ilnwx' mm! lilwzllrlv IIII'IIIIlI'l'N. ANNA L. SCOTT IQAIIIIIIYZIII .Xwmignlv liclilorz I'imn'cr I. 2: I'i0nccl' licIitor-in- aIIin'I' II. I1 Nlixccl CIIUTIIS I: Alunim' I'Iny: Inl1':m11u'uIs 2. fI. I. .Slmllx is :I Iminl c'I1z1l':u'Ivl' who mlividcs his lima' nnmng SIUI1'-l'Il'l'IxIIIg. mlxing IIILIIII pmlmlcllls :Incl l'1Il'I'IIIIg Icml rulcs such :ns IIN- mu- in I'Iu' NIIII Ifmllilxf' SINIIIS will IICYCI' Irv All :I Insw Im uunls or Imrighl IICIIIZI . .... . . U , ,. Izmznwam I'.cI1Im'1uI Stull: Mlxc-II Lllmuw I. -. 5. I: Imnwvl I .,' . -. 1 1 V I .-... . I I .-... . c IIINI lhmg unc IIUIICCS nlxuul slum' rw Iwl lllll' muh 4 climplc. IIc'r '- ' 1 I., an I in IIII Iwi Iwi' mllslllw HI mulll. .X IIIIINUN IIIIIIIIIIII IN Xnumw Imme- IOHN B. sPoT'rs T wvn I If I tlst n and linauan ,Xssoriate Iimlitoilz I'ioneer I: Intraniurals I. l'ir'lclr, with her rlear roire antl frank. outspoken inanner. 1 hails Iroin Straslnng. She usually has the right answer on the tip ol' her tongue. llerniee's ahility to work with others lull he ol help to her in the future. -9.955 'r lf 1 3. 55. 55 :tl iff fig ' 6 Y BERN ICE E. STEELE RAYMOND M. WEAVER Ianawan Iitlitorial Stall: Mixetl Chorus I. 2. Il. I: Glee Klluh l. 2. 3. -I: Intramurals I, 2. fl. I: Safely Patrol 2. fl. I. Ifuynzmul seems to enjoy his tluties as an eflirienl lneinhei of the safety patrol. He sings a good lirst hass in inixetl chorus too. Chem is tough. he thinks. hut likes it. Weaver is ron sitlerate and polite, always I'ClllIf for a good tinle. Iiuawan .Xmlxertising Stall: Intramurals I. Il'1'uw'1 seems to get a kiek out of tlislurhing people sually girlsj-that is. when he's not sleeping. 'l'hat natural xe in I5it'k's hlontl hair proves an asset to hint. He, too. erertl here from Straslmrg RICHARD M. WEAVER GENE R. WERTZ Ianawan Circulation Stall: lntrannirals I. lI'r'rI: hrought his hroatl shoulders antl sharp how-ties to l'. H. S. from Strasburg. You'Il lintl that he antl Harrx are often in eahoots. Though he's quiet, Gene is alwaxs around sornewlrere 7'11'4'rfIy-om' H114 -fA'1z'o'Zy September 18, 1944, marks the beginning of the career of the class of 1948. On this note- worthy date, forty-two freshmen entered Paradise High School and trooped into Room F at the ringing of the first bell to find Mr. Blevins, our former grade teacher, behind the desk. We promptly elected Robert Parmer for our president, Fred Hershey as vice-president, Marcia Eshleman for secretary, and David Eby as treasurer. Then came the initiation, which, fortu- nately, was not as painful as we had anticipated. Latin students found that most of that language drifted over their heads instead of into them. The main social event was a success- ful class party later in the year. After a summer of work and play, we again found ourselves at Paradise, this time in Room C. with Mr. Richard L. Brown as our homeroom teacher. Robert Parmer was again our presi- dent: Everett Rapp was vice-president, Marian Cochran was secretary: and Fred Hershey was treasurer. This year Latin ceased completely to penetrate our comprehension, though Mr. Brown did his best. Probably the most vivid memories of the sophomore year are the stacks of biology drawings completed under Mr. Blevins. Again we planned a well-attended class party. The term was completed with a picnic in Byler's meadow where the bravest of boys went swimming in the chilly fto say the leastj creek. Here we are again-this time as Jolly Juniors presided over by Miss Heverly. Because of our larger class, we were granted Room C as homeroom, while the seniors, contrary to custom, resided on the stage. Robert Parmer was again elected for president, Fred Hershey for vice- president, Margaret Benner as secretary, and David Eby as treasurer. Near the beginning of the year we selected class colors-cherry and white, a class flower-American Beauty Rose, and ordered class rings. The rings have a rectangular, dark blue stone with the Paradise seal on it. The year of graduation is on the shanks. In the spring the class chose the play they wished to present-a comedy, The Nutt Family, in which many class members took part. The Nutt Family was quite a success judging from the record attendance and the good reports heard afterwards. The next big event was the junior-Senior reception held at the Stevens House in Lancaster on May 18, 1947. The meal was delicious and everyone present had a good time. And now the last and best of our school years! Again ours is Room C with Miss Heverly fwho decided to change her name to Brown in Novemberj. Without hesitation the class elected Robert Parmer for president, Fred Hershey as vice-president, Margaret Benner for secretary, and David Eby as treasurer. Our class roll has decreased from forty-two to thirty-two, despite the addition of nine students from Strasburg and one from Salisbury. Several class members have taken part in the school play and we have sponsored another party. But the main event of this year will be, of course, when we, the Class of '48 stand in our caps and gowns to bid farewell to Paradise. Twenty-Iwo gd!! MZOIQAZCY During our recent vacation, Anna Scott, a nurse in California, and I, Arlene Aument, a children's author, decided to tour Paradise Future to visit some of our old classmates and to see how close each had come to the career predicted for him back in good old P. H. S. XVe began the tour by calling a taxi. Our cab picked us up and started on the way. The driver was none other than George Bair! He informed us that his partner is Raymond Esbenshade who helps him when not kept busy with his duties as game warden. Upon stopping at the Museum of Art, we came upon an exhibition of Ruth Buterbaugh's paintings. There were also a few of Alice Rohrer's, who, Ruth informed us, is teaching music at Lebanon Valley College. The next spot of interest was Pennsylvania State College, where, our driver told us, Marcia Eshelman, our A student at Paradise, is a teacher' of mathematics and Margaret Benner is head of the English department. On one of the main streets in Paradise Future, our attention was attracted to a huge sign reading Weavers' Funeral Home. Richard's business, with the help of Raymond Weaver, seems to be flourishing. At lunch time, Anna and I stopped at a small restaurant with the modest placard P. R. P., the only advertisement. Surely enough, the owner was Bob Partner. Another of our former classmates, Geraldine Herr, is one of his charming waitresses. At Bob's restaurant, we 'phoned Steele's Beauty Salon, where the famous Bernice has made her fortune on French coiffures. We were to have our hair done before our trip home the next day. Somehow I thought the operator's voice sounded familiar. Upon asking her name, I dis- covered it was Yvonne Meyer, and we talked a few minutes about old times. After lunch, we continued our tour. As the cab came to a halt for a red light, Anna drew my attention to a large store called Spotts' Food Heaven. john has enlarged his business with the help of William Groff and john Dull, vice-president and manager, respectively. His secretarial staff consists of Ruth Brackbill and Betty Groff. just in front of us was a store with a sign reading Clark and Erb's Electrical Appliances. Erb helps Lloyd only when he does not have one of his Midget Auto Races scheduled. The same evening our cab took us to an expensive night club. Here again were more of our classmates. Seated across from our table were two celebrities, Gloria Bryson, concert pianist, and Fred Hershey, Democratic party leader. jean Leidy and her husband were also there. And imagine our surprise to see Everett Rapp conducting the orchestra and to hear Reba Andrews singing! Arriving at the airport next morning, Anna and I saw two mechanics giving final inspec- tion to the plane on which we were to return to our work. As they finished, none other than Gene Wertz and Earl Norris faced us. They told us that Harry Groff was also employed there as a truck driver and general workman. As we had expected, David Eby, pilot and chief instructor at the airport, piloted our plane. Going on board, we were introduced to our hostesses, Pat Myers and Betty Axe, smiling the same as always. They saw to it that our journey was comfortable and pleasant. Now as we go back to our own work, we can be content that our old friends of the Class of '48 are well and successful in their work and various activities. Twenty-three Ulm M!! lVe, the Senior Class of Paradise High School, in Paradise Township, in the county of Lancaster, in the state of Pennsylvania, in the United States of America, do declare this our last will and testament. I 'I'o the faculty we leave memories of our perfect behavior. II To the juniors we leave our unfinished work. III 'I'o the sophomores we give our free noon periods. IV To the freshmen we contribute our good marks. I, Reba Andrews, will my singing ability to Pat l'Vinters. I, Arlene Aument, give my English marks to anyone who needs them. I, Betty Axe, leave my smile to Eunice Hersh. I. George Bair, bequeath my wavy hair to Bob Foulk. I, Margaret Benner, entrust my personality to Art Anderson. I, Ruth Brackbill, bestow my French marlfs on Ted Liebig. I, Gloria Bryson, will my musical talent to Roy Stoltzfus. I, Ruth Buterbaugh. leave my chemistry marks with Almeda Milley. I, Lloyd Clark, transfer my ability in math to Albert Hershey. I. john Dull, give my neatness to Harry Gregg. I, David Eby, donate my stage-managing to Tom Denlinger. I, john Erb, intend my cowboying for Lester Scotten. I, Raymond Esbenshade, bestow my bashfulness on Richard Ratliff. I, Marcia Eshleman, will my A's to Carl Cramer. I, Betty Groff, transfer my shortness to Martin Wanner. I, Harry Groff, will memories of my laugh to Miss Fulginiti. I, NVilliam Groll, intend my basketball ability for Rankin Buterbaugh. I, Geraldine Herr, will my height to .Ioan Learnan. I. Fred Hershey, leave my scorekeeping to Nancy Kurtz. I, jean Leidy, transfer my quickness to Susan Grolf. I, Yvonne Meyer, will my laugh to Iris Anderson. I, Patricia Myers, leave my speaking ability to Lois Eby. I, Earl Norris, give my Ilirting to Howard Rathman. I, Robert Parmer, will n1y grin to Kenneth Summers. I, Everett Rapp, confer my basketball playing upon Ivan Bowman. I, Alice Rohrer, will my baritone playing ability to David Carson. I. Anna Scott, bequeath my dimple to Beulah Fiester. I, john Spotts, will my witty remarks to anyone who needs a diversion in study hall. I, Bernice Steele, intend my diet for janet Burkholder. I, Raymond Weaver, leave my jokes to anyone who laughs at them. I, Richard Weaver, donate my strength to Ronald Shirk. I. Gene Wertz, present my home runs to Glenn Eshelman. In witness hereof, we, the class of '48 have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, in this, the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred forty-eight. CLASS OF '48 VV i t nesses: Mrs. Brown Mr. Eshelman Twmzly-four swf. .f I RUTH BUTERIAUGH GLORIA ANN BRYSON 1948 glad: .Qing L -ff ni V V - 7- L+' ke' 'A -57 ',.. nd+h- wolff. 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SUIIILI um I-'.lm'r1Ilic'1l. Ninn llmxv. Xilvvu HIlI'Hllxl'l. kan Riu: Nunn lx Ill Ins! rum Ilrlvn l'znnu-I, xlllll'4l1l Xlillrx. Ilrllx Rupp. Rllmlgl l.1'I1'u'l. l'.lIgl'IIt' Xlmmlcx. lulxll Xluuxrl. Xlillllllll' livnllv. I,:mlga fIIlllll1'lIIlLIIl. Xllgllllll lhuun. IIIVIIIILI Ilvlm. 'lHI'llf l.L'slvl Hurllvll. Tlf fr! jf CLASS OFFICERS ' l'H'.vi111'HI lflVCQl'1Nlf NIOXYRIQR Viz 1'-l1rr'.s'1'f1r'1ll liX'lil.YN NIOXYRICR .S'r'r'r1'lr1rx' Nl,XRl.XNli IHCXNIQ 'l'r1'u.s'11n'r RIIODX l.lilfEYliR SOPHOMORES Ihnl: mfr- IMI In HIQIIII UICIIII ISSIICIIIIRIII. xxlllllllll lkuulk. llznxx SllllIll'l, Chnl f1l2lllll'l', kK'lllll'lll 5llIlllllt'lN. Duxnl LZIISNUII. LIHIIICS 5ll'Illlllilll. I'l1ir4l I4Ml l,UIl1lIll SIIIULUI. xI1IlXill Rvilmrhl. Rulh gihwilll. Luuism' XYilxun. .Xllvllv XYULIXUI .XIIUIIU Xlillvl. Rimllallcl lrimlx. Nfwuml mm llbllllillk' l l'iYlQ'l. lilln Rxuivx. Ih-ulnln lfcislcl. Klum' f:lillllL'l, Nanny fiIllllH'IIllLlll lum Slnuilm. ,loam Inmlurnuln, Hllllill' Ilvrsll. Xliss lilllgillili ulzlss gulxisury, l'n1xl mu' in-nlgic XUII l .lllt'llI'l'ik'll. lizurlmrzx Liclrig, ulmu' Rcillflicd. KLllllll't'll Ih'lllingm'l, -luyu Nlumv. Imam l,l'llHllgt'l. I'zuuIim' HllI'lxlIlllKh'l. QIUZIII l.L'illll1lIl. Yiulvl Hlnlllhls. l.mis Kl'1llllt'l CLASS OFFICERS 0 l'n'.vuIf'11l QIOXN lDliNl,lNlLliR I'ffl'-1'H'.N1'111'IIl QIUYLIIC NIUORIC Sf'1'n'lrlVv l'.'Xl'l.lNli ISURKIIOLDICR I H'1l.N'l1l'!'J' K.Xl'lll.liliX llliNl.lNf-lull Tl, ir! 11-mn' FRESHMEN limi: mn' Irll In Vlgfllf Nclsml Ih'11m'1. Ricluml 7iIllllll'lIll2lll. llummw lklllixlgcl. Rmnu l'.sIu'Im:m. Rankin IhlI1'rlml1Lgll. Xl'l'llIl XllllL'l'iUH. Uvmld XYUIII. I':1ul lilnpwmlmilc. llrml mm llnllx l.lL'gg.l.l1ulxx RlIIlLl'x.xxlIlI1llIl Xlillm-I. Xrlvm- Sllgmlmcll. l':uln Mull. Nlllm I'1nlm'l. l'.lIlt'l XIIHUI. crlllll' Iglllllxlllll. ham Ihr XII. lilmins ulnsx znlxismy. Wlllllll. Bvllllgl Sclluurll. Riflmnl Rnlllll rlnllaf mn' llnlm Ihm-rw, l'nlllilw Nlillrl. Xlnlx Vlum' Sllulwl. blmin I'I1iIlmiu. XUIIIILI Ilcxw l'nllI Rulm-I. Rulll Ilcxwlwx, Rlumiu Ilclxllcx. Ihulnzz Slmirk. Shvllxn Wiw. Nqmu Xlcumn XILIIX Riu: luis liln. lnxl ffm- Xlnlx Xml llmmln. lhnlliaizn Xlclfznlls. llmmlml Kllznk. .-Xllu-ll llvlslwx Rm Slulll Llgnllm I'lLllkIllilll. Pillll Rzlllllllxlll. IMI Xhnuu-l.l.lm'l1l1 flzllk. RmmI1IS hizk, nlld Xllllcn. lic-llx Slugc-1. f.Qlllll' 5IJl'1lklllLlll. nl'Lllllll Th ffl U-I uw CLASS OFFICERS I I'n'.sirlw1l Cll..XY'l'UN l ll.-XCIKNINN Ivfff'-l,7'I'.S'l'lll'IIf IFXUI. R.X'l'HNl.'XX Sw V1'fflI'AY l5lf'l l'Y AIXNIC SINGER 'IqH'I1.S'I1H'V DUNS-Xl.D Nlll,l.liR EIGHTH GRADE l'f41l: mm lrll In rilgfzl: Rnlpll ll1'lllingl'l'. Rmmlcl l'll'lNl4'l. Willis lglmlix. l'4ml Xlilfllll Ilnlc lvlllli'IN. lnlm llullcmkm-I. l'lllll Ill'llllllg1'l, llllllllllll llnum. lruis lll'IlllIlgl'l'. Nlisw Null ulnss Aulxixmll I wx Nllllllll Sllum lmllllu xfffmfl mm Xliw Sllisslm-1, XI.n'x fum Ilvlsllcx, Sllllll'N Slwllmzn. Xlaulclim' lXC'lll'Z,. ' 1 I. I Mil-llllllx. X.llllX XXX-llgvl. .l1IL4IlI'1'llIlk' l'1NlllK'llllIll, NLIIIVX lfuullx. l.i11:l RXllll'l, rx! ffm' f:lLll1'flllIIlIlllllgN. llllltlllll fl1lllll'l. Xlurx ,'1lIH' l.t'l'l'XK'I. kl'llIIl'lll l,i4l1lx. XLIIUII llL'llllllgl'I. 5l1ill4'x Niki! lngmm- Xxx: Nlnillm Xkxlkm-1.Nl1inlvx l.i4l1lx. Xllllll 4-xllxlv. .'ll1x1'Hl XlLlllt'lli' Sunil. SEVENTH GRADE ful: mm lr!! lf: lIQlll.' fllllNII1lll lilnlvlc. lulm l.lllmlm'm'1u1l1p, l'lHg'Clll' llnul. lvlllllll' Young. l,inl'm'1l lll'INlllX l'l1 NM lull l'.U'll'Il NL'HNll1lIlQl'I, url mn' Imam llvulwx, Rllllillll Xlillvr. Clvmlnl Xl1'l'klillgL'l'. l'll'l'll lll'IlllllgL'l'. .Xqmm Slzullmlwl. tml llrulm julm llvlwluc-x. lhnmlsl Sllirk. nlnl mu- Xlguiqm lncknuml, xlcun lll'llllllgl'l. .l2lLKllIl'llllC Svmumlu. K1llllIXll Spmlv, lilsic- Wcnulx. lam' lmul l'1l1lu1 lxlulmnn lluumc Rulllml XII 1 Illllkl ullss ulx Ull I 2 '.' ' 1. ' ' I ni 'K 212 IS '. wmv'-lilxic Rullrvl, .julian Clrznlmill. Szlrull Nlwrs. Qlkllllll' Ilvnlingcr. Willium llc,-rsl1,N4mu qlulnmm. .Xnnv lf: llunnn Nl1'lllllg1'l'.,IlIKlX Nlillcr. -Iillll'l llcrslxvy. .4l2.w11l-l'1ugcl1c1-mxlxill. 7'lfff'ly-lh1'r'z' .l 1 Q. s X 'gCfl.Vl.fl.25 IN . ff I Y X ww ' 'L X ff M v 5.2-.J fa U4 ,lf Q fv- 1 ' 1 X L4-. 5 xg- ' v lm if A , I If , Z -,P .,,L.QL:i1f I !,,,4,n 4' 51 g ' J -P . L' ' ' i JU. j'f'jjf L., - X TANAWAN STAFF Assoz fair' lirlilors Editorial Department l'frt'iIo1'-in-1'llif'j M.'XRG.'XRE'l' BENNER Frccl Hershey, Mztrcizt lislu-l111z111, llflllll Spotts. Bcr11ictc Stcclt' .-i rt lidilor and A.s'sisl1111t .-Xlicc Rohrcr, Ruth Btttc1'l1:1t1gl1 Ijllllfflgffllllly lidilor I'1l'l'd HtTl'SllL'f' l'l1oIog1'nj1lly .f1s.1i.slr111l.1 Reba Andrews, I'z1t1'ic'iz1 Mycrs Sporls lfditor and fissisffzrzls XVilli:1111 Groli, lol111 Erlm, llilylllflllll Dull Esl1c11sl1:1dt', .lllhil fjilfllltlfihll Affl71lIgf'V Robert l'a1'111e1' Cifflllllfillll ,-Issislnrlts Harry Groff. George Cvm- XVL-ru 'l'yj1isIs Yvonne Mt-yer. Gcrztldilw Herr. Mztrrint ESht'lllI2llI, Bi'l'IliCC Stcclc !Ilu.s'.s Song Gloria Hl'f'StJll. Ruth H1111-1'l1:1t1gl1 llistoriurzs Ni2tI'g'1ll'L'l lh'1111t-1'. Hurry Croll P1'opl1f'l.v .'xl'lL'l1tF .'Xllllll'lli, xxllllll Scott lflrlsx ll'ill Ruth li1'z1c'kl1ill, Yvo1111c' Mcvctx IQLIYIIIHIHI xvt'1iYt'l' V Business Department O C O lizlsinrzss Mmlugw' Dztvitl Elly A1I1f1'1'Iisir1g Bair, Betty Axe, Everett Rupp :1dw'rlising . i.9SfSfIIIlf.S' GL-rztlclinc Herr. Earl Norris, Llovtl Clark, Ric'l1z11'cl Wczlvt-1' ' 7'111'1'ly-.wif PIONEER STAFF Editorial Department I I C liditors-in-c'l1it'f FRED HERSHEY. JOHN SPO'I I'S Associate Editors Margaret Benner, Alice Rohrer, John Erb, Mariane Beane, Ruth Shissler, .Ioan Laderach Reporters-I-lelen Partner. Gloria Bryson. Richard Mills, Everett Rapp. Ted Liebig, Robert Rutter, Marcia Eshelman. Anna Scott, janet Ranck, janet liurkholder, joan Denlinger. Barbara Liebig. Marion Hershey. Nancy Zimmerman. Bernice Steele, Joyce Moore. Ella Rynier. Beulah Feister, Kathleen Denlinger, Pauline Burkholder, Mildred Parmer. Donna Shirk. Stella Hersh. Ruth Hershey. Eunice Harsh, Geraldine Herr, Lorraine Feister. Business Department I I I Bll.Si71l'.S'S fVIIlTl!1g!'7' DAVID EBY Husirwss Assistants Nancy Kurtz, Alineda Milley, Thelma Helm, Glenn Eshelman Circulation Mrmngm' t Robert Partner .-ldzfisor S1lpf'17'iSi7'lg Principal Mr. George Althouse Mr. Arthur W. Eshelman This year the Pioneer is under the direction ol' Mr. George Althouse and Mr. Arthur Iislielman. The stall consists of forty pupils from all four classes. The Pioneer has received second place in the Columbia Scholastic Press and the Penn- sylvania Scholastic Press Association contests in the last two years. This year the stall is work- ing and looking forward to breaking that record. The Pioneer Staff wishes to congratulate the seniors on their excellent work on the Pioneer and wish them happiness and good wishes for the coming years. Tlzirfy-s1'1'r'n SAFETY PATROL lfurl: ron'-l,f'fI In riglllf NIV. Kizulllwr rzulvisorj. Nvlson Benner. lhlltl' KL'lIl'2lgX. .'Xl'll1lll .Kmlvrson. Raymond lvL'1lXl'l'. ling:-nc Nlowrcr. Paul Rutlmmn. uni nm'-Km Riu: llc-lcn Rollrur. .lolm l-lvl: qlicutcnzmlp. Rhoda I.cl'cxcl'. 4lm'ul-l.vslcr Srollvu Hlllllklllll. Sinn- ilu' Szulc-ly Patrol was orgzmizccl in lll35. llu-rc lmw nom lwcn :my clc'sl'r'x'0 l'l'l'4lll lor living' zllvrl. 1 llu- Patrol wlslu-s to llmnk the SIllllClllS lor Illcn' c'oopc1'zu1o11 wllll tlwm Horn' :irc soma' rulcs Illn' Slllflf' l'zll1'ol c'11lol'c'1's: Olwy your Pzxlrol. llo not walk on llli' lligllwuy. Dflllll riclc doublc on your lmicyclc. XV:1ll4 lilfillg' ll'2lH'll'. Ilflllll hitch on moving wlliclvs. 7,112.11 11-1 iglll urimlcllls while ilu- patrol wus on duly. 'l'hc sluclc-ms :ls well as llu- patrol FIRE PATROL liurk run'-l.z'jl lu right: Madelyn Keneagy. XVillizun Hersh, Richard linnnermun. Afllllll' .Xnders0n. Hmrzlrd Rilllllllall. Donald Smoker, .luhu Hullecker. liurl Norris. Betty Axe. Nlr. lishehnatu tzulxisorl. lfiml run'-l,e1I In riglrl: Ruth Si'lllYkllil. Helen l'nriner. Beth Rapp flieutennntj. Danid lilmx ffllllflll, Nlanriune Beane qussistauit ihielj. RieI1:u'd Mills qlieutenztntj. Rhudn Lelever, Dunnu Shirk. .Xnne lfrew. The Fire Patrol is un orgzmizzttion ol' students designed to promote safely in ease ol lire. lt consists ul' zi lire chief, assistant thief, two lieutenztnts and two members ul' each class :is Captains. The four ollieers are appointed by Mr. Esllelmzln. :uid the captains ure elected hy the eluss. - Each mmnh :tn uuexperted lire drill is held to trztin the pupils to leave the huilding quiekli. lt is the duty ol' the pzurul to get the pupils out ol' the huilding in :tn orderly ntzlnner. Two I5-lb. eurhmi-dioxide extinguishers were purchased lor the patrol this yeztr. This is the latest type extinguisher avzlilahle. Several Pyrene extin- guishers were purchased also. Til?-l'f11-Illilif' lift Illt LIBRARIANS rk run'-I.r'lI lu rigltl: Hclty Rupp. .Xrlvttv .Xutn0nt. Virginia llronn. Bvttlzth l'il'iNlCl'. lout Nlootc, Pztulint' llnt'khoIdt'r. Kattltlccn llcttlittgcr, Mztrizut Ilctsltcx. Nltntizt lisltlctttzttt. qjantvt Rztnvk. Nlrs. I'-t'on'n tIiIn'1n'ianj, nn! Von'-Glotizt lirxson. Kztx Rift. .Xilvcn lBt'tthztkL'r. licttt ,Xxtz Mt lor studcnt Iibrztriztns, shi- has sclc-ctcd four seniors. six juniors ztnd four sop PTUS. 'l'It 's. Brown, our lilJrztt'ian. luis rcsutncd work in tht- library. This it-an' cziclt ztssigncd to cvrtztin periods in thc wt-ck. aut, ltclp students find rcfctutcc hooks :ind tnzttcriztls they nccd. ztnd to tnztin- I tin ordvr. Many new liftion ztnd non-fiction books lixtvc ln-cn :tddcd influding' junk London. Annan and thc King oi' Siznnf' CIliztrlcs lJit'kc11s. ztnd 'l'hc' V NX'ill to XX in. Fur! Il Ilo- c duties ol' tht-so ztssistztnts strc: to flicfk thc hooks routing in and going thc SENIOR BAND Iinrlc um'-l.1'fI In ri-'Ill William Knoll llmxnml Rllllmm llill 5 .' 'A S' '. 'A ' 1 1 . mlml SlllUlxL'l'. llnviml liln. .Kline Rnllrcr. Nlznw loam llc'l'slu'x. llfliffl run'-alum: IM-nlingcr, Bl'llt'l' KCIICQIQF. 'Il-xl Livhig. llzuial I nsun Null l.c'nlx. lxnll 1: . iam Ifunllx, jenn llcvn llvnlingcr, ,luyrc Nloorv. Linn -lame Rynicr. .Xlmmlal Nlillvx. ,Xnnn Cizlhll: Miss Alulms r1lil'L'c'tl'cssl. V xl'l'UHl, l'tl1l'fRll'llill'll Hills. .Xlifc Sllisslc' Rcinlricm Lzmrn In 1. ,loan l.znlcmc'l1. lilln Rxniur. .Xllnn Wilcx. luxu- l fIui1luj,'l'l1x'lllln Helm ulrmn lnnjmcltvl. Helen l':n'lncr flwirlvrj. Nunn Klll'Il. nlncrnmn. hlilflillll' l'n:z1m'. Ruth Sllisslcr, Donna Shirk. l'lH'l'l'll Rupp. limi run'-loan l,n-annzm, l'2lll'lC'l1l xvllIlL'l'S. 'I'hc' hzmcl was ngann rcnrgznlllful with llllfly-llll'L'L' nn-xnlzcrs :xml Miss Nancy ohns. clircclrcss. 'l'hc hzmcl lll2Il'l'llL'll m thc NL-w Hollzmcl lfarm l':n':1clc. lu-ld in Oclohcr. 'l'hc zmnnzll hzmcl l'Ullt'i'l'l was hold in l'1ClJl'll1ll'l' with an pmgrznn Consisting nl an X'1ll'lClN ul' 0Yl'l'llll'CS, lll2ll'C'llCS zmcl classics. NVQ-. lllc' lnclnlucrs ol thc hzmd. wish thc g'l'1llll1ZlIlllg' rlzuss slncu-ss in :ull 'y llllllCl'lilliC. l nrfy-nur Nu ORCHESTRA rl: mir- I.wll In riglll: Nliws -lnlms rmlixcfllcsv. llznill CIIINUII. llnximl lilu. lilucc KUIICLIQN. Xliu' Ruhlcl. llmxnlcl Rzllllmalll. NYiIlinm bruli. Knlhlccn Dl'lllillILQi'l. .XlllIL'll2l Nlillm. lmnl mfr- loam l.c-zmnm. lillzl RNlli1'l'. loam l.zulcl'aul1. Nlmgurcl llvllncl. IliN xIlill'lMlll. Rulln Slniwlcu. Xlzniunv lh':lllc.4l1mll licllliugvr. A K 0 0 0 IUNIOR BAND fl: nm'--I,4'll In riglll: Gvrnlal xli'l'kIil!gl'l. XZIIUII Slzlylnukcl. lixvlvll Xl'MNNLlIlgl'l. xvillllll Xllllllg. lllirrl mn'f-Clurl Hl'llIl1lLL'1'. lczm l,l'llliIlgL'I'. Xzmcx lullnsun. I'4lUI'l'lll1' Rul1l'vl', llvllx Rupp. Xlzulw lam' l.c'Ivu'l. l'A.llj.f0llC' lmul. Almlx Nllillvr, Nliss .john HHl'l'l'l.l'L'S5j. V nnrl IlHl'fKl'Illl1'lh l.i1'hlx. l':llsx l'1,SlN'llIl1lIl. Yinlcl Slulllfns. lLcol'giv um l'1llll'll'l'i4'll. NXUIIIIL' Slllllll. Xnm' l'kl'l'h'. Palm Stull. Xizlrlclxn KVIICRIQN. Shirlcx XK'ikvl'. Shixlu l.itIllX. Irul mu'-llmnmal Nlvllingcr. Sxlxiu Wzlllwl. lfurlyf-I :ru IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL limi: mu'-lr!! In righl: Kl'Illll'lll l.i4lllx. RZIXIIHPIIKI l'1Slll'lllIilll, Rnbcrl Gxcgg, Willxul' Young, lulln IIL'l'sl11'x. xmnml mu' Xlim Null 1aulximl'3. K1llllll'Q'il l,1'llAIiIlgl'I'. Plllllillt' lSlll'kllUlllK'l'. Xlzulclxn Kcllmfx. lhllililu' Xlillcl. Ruth I-L Ilvlslwx. .Xlimv Sllisslcr. Ifmrzl nm' Yiulcl Slolllliu. .loam I.K'iIlll2lll. .XQIIHII llvlllillgx-l'. lflul Rzzmk. lml Livhig. Rllcnlu l.1'Ic'w1. ,Xml I l'L'u Nunn Ajulnnwn. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Iiurlc fuzz'--l,1'll lu riglrl: ,Iulm lluIIcm'kL'1'. William nlllllll. Paul Xlnrwc. lillgvlla' ISTUIII. Xzumn Ihwllinvcr. lmlfnnl . 5- llwxlwx. Willis llnmlis. Rmlzlld l c'islL'l'. I'l1i1'cl rnzl'--.Xzlrml DIZHIIHIECII NIIIVX ,lzmv l.vh'YL'x'. limlilh Xlrfiillnis. SIlil'll'X Skclllwzu. Linn 'lam' Rxnirl. xllllil lizlhlc. liu'l'vlI Nr'usw:lllg0l'. Xhllmcl' xllllllg. Slllrlvx l.lllllX. Dmmlfl Sllirk. .vzunrl mu'-Nlixs johns fiIil'l'1'lI'l'SS3. Nunn Ifoulk. llurulhx CL:l1'u'l', Nlalrx hlauu' lIL'l'sI1c'x. -ll'2lllIll' livlllillgc-l'. Yumm Sllaxrp. Slllllll Nlwrs. Palm lisllvllllalxl. ulamcl Ill'l'5l1l'X. NZIIIKW -IUIIIISUII. .Xxmu I'-l'l'U. Sllirlvy xYNNl'l.f:1ll'l lEl'l1lmkcl' Iffml nm' -lszuu' llwslwx. lflurn-m'c Rulurcr. llzmirc' Dl'llNHgt'l'. Xlnrizm lnckwmul. limmn Xlcllingvr. .julia liable' Xliu' Sl1isslc'l'. Ilulx Nlillcr. Iolm llc'l'slu'x. l m'!jf-lffw w GIRLS' GLEE CLUB limi: l'l7ll 'l,l'ff lu lilglll: Iris .XIllll'l'5flIl. Rullm Sllisslcr. Xlgarinn llcrsllcx. llvlcu Rulmrm. Rvlm .Xl1sll'mx'w. Nlawgznvl Ilvnm-I. Min' RUllI'l'll. -lnnn IM-nliugcr. Ruth llulvrlmuglm. Illini mn' Yiulcl Slullflus. 'Imam' Rl'llll,l'lK'Kl. I-r'm'gic um l'1lllCllll'l1'll. KiIlllll'l'll lll'Illlll5,Ql'l. .loam l.2IllK'l2llll, l':lln XXIIIICIN. lallu Rxulvr, liwlxn Xlcmn-l'. Iunvl Rllllfk. Izmvl lllll'lxl1ulml4'r'. Rlllll llxurklwill, Rluuln l.c'fm'u'x. Xlilflillll' lll'2lllK'. i.lm'lzl llrxmn, l.alul':l flllllllCl'l!lllll. Vlvzm Lvimlf. Nrumrl nm' Nliss .lUllllS ulil'v4'lr'cssl. .Xlmcmln Nlillcy. .luzm l.Clllll2lll. .Xl'Icm' XLVVZIXUI. Rullx Scllunw. lnllzlilu' lfrislnw l'JIlllIIll' BlIllxlllllill'l. Ima' Nlmrrc. .Xilvcn lgl'lIll1llil'l'. l'2llSX Sttlll, llnrlmznu Liclsig. Xrlvm' Slmulmlln. Svnlzu um l'.llIi'llll'Ii'll. .Kumi Null. Susan Clmll. n1'lIl2Ill lfcislL'l'. lxuiis kl'1lllll'l. Virginian llrmxll. Iwml mar- Ilvlvn I'zll'mc'l'. Rulll Hcrsllcx. Nunn KlC'l'l'Cl'. l5L'l'lll1l Hmlmurl. hlalclu Rumlx. Nllflllll lll'l5lli'X. Rlxmlal Ilclslu-x. Xlilmlrml l'1n'lm'l. filnrizl I'IlilI1in. llmmzl Slxirk. livllx Six1g'1'1'. lllK'lIll2l llvlm. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Furl: l1l7l'fI.I'H In riglll: Rnxlnmnl XYUZIXCI. l'l'c'ml llvrslmvy. Ilrluc' Kvllvugx. Rinlmzml Xlills. llmnmx Rmm. llzuxul K.:u'srm. Ivnul nm' 'R4llll'l'l Rullcr. l.Cil1'l Sulllvll, llmxzml llQlllllll2llI. llmmlxl Slllcrkcl. Iuml I.ic'lmig. William fnlllll. lI1'n-1I1r.x.x-Nlisw Nauru .lu lms, l m'l 11-ffm 1' MIXED CHORUS lhc must lllllltwllllll ln'mllu'lio11 lm' thc llxixvml mlmrlls lhis wgu' was the 'U In -fn ml' lllt'M'Ill1lllUll ul lhm- HIN'l'L'll2I. 'l'h4 Slllll10llll4'l C-nl. on N xrm ur - . --. . 1 'l'lu- story l'k'lllk'l'5 :muuml SllSlll flllllllll, thu mwlmlralllc-cl fllllll ul lIlllNIl'lll Jll'l'lllS. Sho is l'l'IJl'l'St'lIlL'll :ns hving slzlrwml :lml slinlccl IW lhc- slxillllilll l'UlIlDll xxhn has lzcun in m'l1:nl'gc ul' hcr. .Xllvr hcl' ll2ll'ClSllllJ5. 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Mr. and Mrs. Clair Eckman Mr. and Mrs. john P. Eicholtz and Daughter john Erb Glenn Y. Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Eshelman and Patsy Raymond Esbenshade Dr. F. F. Fairlamb Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin William W. Frew A Friend Miss Mary Fulginiti Omar G. Good William Groff George Grotf Harry Groll' Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Groll Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagen Mr. Frank Helm Mrs. Frank Helm Thelma Helm Mr. and Mrs. john A. Hensel Geraldine Herr Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Herr and Son Fred Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Hershey Miss Bernice Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. john WV. Hoffman Frank A. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. johnston jim Keene Bruce B. Keneagy Mr. and Mrs. jacob H. Krieder Mary Krieder Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leidy. jr. jean Leidy M usser I.ezu'hey Yvonne Meyer Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Ethel Miller Francis Meyer Frank McGinnis and Son Elmer K. Miller and Family Mr and Mrs john Miller Mr and Mrs Paul Moore Mr and Mrs. Horace Munson Mr. and Mrs Lester Myers Mr and Mrs Melvin Myers and Family Florence A. Noll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nuss Robert Parmer Mildred Parmer Mr and Mrs. Stanley Pontz Mr and Mrs. john Ranck Mr and Mrs. Milton Rauck Mr William j. Rapp Mrs. Yvilliam j. Rapp Betty Arlene Rapp Everett M. Rapp Wvilliam j. Rapp, jr.. S lfr Mr. and Mrs. E. Day Ressler Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Rohrer Thomas Ruoss Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rynier john A. Rynier Mrs. Margaret Scott Ronald. Donald. and Blaine Shirk Ruth Shissler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shanbacli Mary jane Shreiner Mr. and Mrs. Earl Singer and Bobby Clair A. Skiles Mr. and Mrs. George Spolls john Spotts john K. Stautfer Harold I.. Staufler Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Steele Mr. Earl Trout Virginia and Kit Raymond YVeaver Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Weaver and Family john W. Weilmly Gene Wertz Mr. and Mrs. A. Whitelork Mr. and Mrs. Fred lVilliams Mr. Harry lug Fifty-s1'x Compliments of IOHN G. SCOTTEN GEO. S. ALTHOUSE 0 GASOLINE, OIL, etc. 0 Ephrata R. D. 3, Pa, Phone: Ephrata 311-R ACKER'S PARK I. BAIR 0 I COAL and TRUCKING HAULING CONTRACTOR 0 0 Ray, Bud and lack Phone: Gap 63 Gap, Pa Compliments BARBER'S BEAUTY SHOP of o BREUNINGER BROS. BAKERY 19 East Main Street Dial 2911 Strasburg, Pa. . Strasburg, Pa. Compliments f HARRY M. BENNER o 0 BURKHOLDER'S STORE BARBER 0 0 Vintage' PG' Leaman Place, Pa. Phone: Gap 76-R-5 I 1'fly-.v'1'1' ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD C 1' n. 1. BUTERBAUGH Omplmems Paradise, Pa. of ' CASKEY sorr Dnmxs FURNITURE - GLASS - CHINA PRINTS V GUNS - COINS 0 . Bart, Pa. Phone: Strasburg 2941 CLEMENS GROCERY Compliments of SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 0 BEANE GENERAL MERCHANDISE MILLEY BROWN ' REINFRIED Soudersburg, Pa. LEAMAN LIEBIG DIFFIE'S DINER Compliments ' of 24 Holm SERVICE MURPHY'S GARAGE o Paradise, Pa, A. RAYMOND DOUTRICH 0 MASON and CONTRACTOR 0 Gap R. D. I, Pa. Compliments of DR. CLARK 0 Intercourse, Pa, l 1'f!y-sffghl MYERS HOME-MADE ICE CREAM H' E' ESHLEMAN Sandwiches - Coffee W Milk Shakes ' Schfcfffs Chocolates c.Roci3R1Es e FRUIT - LUNCH ' 0 43 East Main Street Strasburg, Pa, phone: Gap 4-R-6 Kinzerl PG Dial 3047 AMOS EBY 6. C0. O FERTILIZERS and INSECTICIDES O Learnan Place, Pa. Compliments of CLASS OF '51 Established 1883 0 THE GAP NATIONAL BANK Service - Safety - Security 0 Gap, Pa. 8 GROFF'S HARDWARE New Holland, Pa. 0 General and Builders Hardware Home Furnishings - Radios Electrical Supplies - Ranges Electric Refrigerators DILLER and CLARK o Electrical Service Kelvinator Refrigerators - Ranges t-HRW' Home Freezers EAU n + B b , +4 ,, 0 . Yu' A lntercourse, Pa. Kinzer, Pa For Surplus Energy t , MW , F iffy-ni Ill' Compliments of CLASS OF '50 Compliments of GREEN LANTERN BARBECUE CLEM E. QS IOHN I. HOOBER 0 COAL - LUMBER - FEED 0 Intercourse and Gordonville, Pa. HERSHEY 6 DENLINGER CONTRACTORS Asphalt Driveways and Parking Lots 0 PAUL M, HERSHEY Gordonville, Pa. Phone: Intercourse 15-R-3 IOHN I... DENLINGER Lancaster R. D. 4, Pa, Phone: Lancaster 3-1585 ROBERT D. HOFI-'ECKER GENERAL MERCHANDISE LANCO STORES CHARLES B. HOOBER McCormick Deering Farm Machines and Implements SALES and SERVICE 0 . Distributors of NIAGARA CHEMICALS Phone: Strasburg 3151 Ronks, Pa Phone: Imercourse 4-R-2 HIGH WELDING COMPANY FERREE L' ERB Iames and Water Streets Lancaster, Pa. I 0 FURS - I-IIDES - TALLOW PORTABLE ELECTRIC AND , ACETYLENE WELDING Phone: Strasburg 3204 Paradise, Pa. O Phone: Lancaster 3-2509 Silly RADIO SERVICE For Prompt Service on All Radios and Electronic Devices RAPP'S SERVICE STATION LOUIS E. RAPP, Prop. 0 CQ11- CAR WASHING - LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES S. HARLAN HERR Paradise, Pa. ' 542 S. Prince St. Lancaster, Pa. Phone: lntercourse ll-R-4 Phone: 2-2730 Wh th' k t M ' . en Yoiminof O uslc Compliments KIRK IoHNsoN 6. co. of o FRANK R. MOWERY EVERYTHING MUSICAL 0 0 16 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. Strasburg, Pa. A. RALPH KURTZ Compliments 0 of EGGS Dressed Poultry at All Times CLASS OF '53 C Phone: Gap 76-R-2 Vintage, Pa. V. D. KLING , Compliments AUCTIONEER of C Real Estate and Insurance REVERE TAVERN Community Public Sales First Saturday . in Each Month lntercourse, Pa. New Mcmcgemeflf Phones: R. C. BENNER G. C. SHIERLY lntercourse 26 or Lancaster 2-7492 Six! y-one Compliments ot KEEMER CLEANER E. E. KRAMER 6. SON GARAGE 0 Kinzer, R. D., Pa. KLINE 6 HIRST DESOTO and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone: 20 Christiana, Pa. LEIDY'S GARAGE I O GENERAL REPAIRING Greasing - State Inspection 0 Phone: Gap I6-R-31 Kinzer, Pa. Compliments of I. CLAIR LEAMAN 0 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Leaman Place, Pa. Phone: Intercourse 9-R-3 HIDES, TALLOW and LIVESTOCK 0 CHARLES LICHTY Paradise, Pa. Phone: Strasburg 2397 CHRISTIAN LICHTY'S SONS o GENERAL CONTRACTOR o Paradise, Pa. Phone: Strasburg 3106 - 2195 - 2694 ACCOUNTING, SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPI-IIC COURSES LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE 48 North Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Approved for G. I. Training Sixty-two S. C. ZIMMERMAN SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries - Lubrication Acetylene and Electrical Welding 0 Phone: 2951 Strasburg, Pa. THE WII.LOWS HARDY'S ATLANTIC LUBRICATION and OIL Tires and Batteries 0 E. Lincoln Hwy. SHORTY, Mgr. I. LEROY ROUSS MEATS - GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE 0 Phone: 3446 Strasburg, Pa STRUBEL'S RESTAURANT 0 Sodas, Ice Cream, Cigars, Cigarettes BOLTON'S BABY CHICKS 0 Grilled Sandwiches New Holland Bird-in-Hand 0 671 Lanc. 3-1398 7 W. Main St. Strasburg, Pa. WALTER S. RINEHART Compliments ' of USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD 0 GRUBES 106 W. Main St. Strasburg, Pa Phone 2411 Sixty-lhrve Compliments Compliments of of PIER COATESVILLE BILL S' HASSEL PLATE WASHER CO. 0 0 ATTORNEY Coatesville, Pa. OSCEOLA FLOUR MII.LS I. PAUL NOLT 0 0 PLOUR - FEED - GRAIN MCCORMICK DEERING . PARMING MACHINERY Gordonville, Pa., R. D. No. I T Phone: lntercourse I7-R-4 Gap, Pa. GARDEN SPOT AIR PARK Home of ROY K. GELTZ, AIR SERVICE Flight Instruction - Aircraft Repairs Sales - PIPER CUB - Service GEORGE M. WITMER WATCHES - CLOCKS Electric Clocks Repaired Frames of Glasses Straightened and Repciired Open Daily 9 A, M. to IO P. M. Closed Thursdays O O PIIOTIEI Mountville GEORGETOWNI PA. Lincoln Highway West - Lgncqgterl PQ, Reasonable Prices All Work Guaranteed HAROLD R. PATTERSON STATE BANK OF PARADISE GENERAL MERCHANDISE 0 Phone: lntercourse 59-R-ll Gordonville, Pa. Paradise, Pa. I The Bank of Service Deposits Insured Sir! y-fou r FRANK H. ROHRER EARL A. HORN Q O PREMIUM GUERNSEY MILK WATKINS PRODUCTS 0 0 Phone: 3427 Strasburg, Pa. Phone: 3087 Strasburg, Pa DE SOTO PLYMOUTH C . ornpllrnents Sales and Service of 0 C, W, HAGEN DONALD BACHMAN I. M. HAGEN an soN , Telephone: Strasburg Sales 2661 - Garage 31 ll Strasburg' PG' Phone: Strasburg 2521 HILDEBRAND'S LANDIS Bnos. . ' HOME DRESSED MEATS Full Line Up-to-Date Fresh and Smoked FARM EQUIPMENT and TRACTORS Repair Work of All Kinds 7 Lancaster -- Strasburg Phone: 2372 Strasburg, Pa. ROY K. WEAVER, Agent BUILDING MATERIAL . BUILDERS HARDWARE AUTO and FIRE INSURANCE 0 State Farm Insurance Co. FRED L- ICHN E. HOMSHER O 9 South Iackson St. Strasburg, Pa. 7 Phone: 2756 Strasburg, Pa. S1'.1'ly-fi1'U WILLIS W. FUTER WRIG-HT'S R. D. I, Gordonville, Pa. Q O Bakers of SONORA RECORDS QUALITY BREAD For Over 64 Years RADIO SALES and SERVICE All makes of radios repaired Phone: Intercourse I7-R-11 105 N. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. C. M. WOERTH GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fresh Meats 0 Phone: Christiana 7-R-5 Paradise R. D. 1, Pa. ARTHUR S. YOUNG CO., INC. POWER FARMING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES O General Machine Shop RALPH A. YOUNG Q STONE and CINDER BUILDING BLOCK Kinzer, Pa. . Phone: Gap 76-R-21 Kinzer, Pa. SICO SERVICE STATION EDGAR STOKES THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Car Waxing, Carburetor and Ignition Work 0 Phone: 41-R-2 Gap, Pa. OF STRASBURG IOrganized 18635 Strasburg, Pa. 0 DEPOSITS INSURED Nil! y-xii' N, L SHISSLER SHRE1NER'S FLOWERS . 0 GENERAL MERCHANDISE If It IS Flowers ' ' 1 Say lt with Ours! Iva Store O I Paradise, Pa., R. D. l E. E. SHREINER Paradise, Pa. E. ROY TROUT Compliments ' Buyer of Of LIVE POULTRY and EGGS CLASS OF '52 ' Phone: Gap 8-R-21 Paradise R, D. 1, Pa. Compliments of Compliments TWIRLEHS Of o VANITY FAIR STOCKING CO HELM - REINFRIED - PARMER C. W. WITMER PYROFAX GAS Sales and Service Phone: Strasburg 2187 Soudersburg, Pa. W. W. WEAVER 0 IEWELER 0 New Holland, Pa. Sirly-se 1 'en Compliments of IUNIOR CHEERLEADERS PARMER RAPP PHILBIN MILLER Plumbing, Heating, Sheetmetal Work 0 F. B. KOCH 6. SONS GENERAL HARDWARE 0 Strasburg, Pa. L. H. BRUBAKER SALES - EOUIPMENT - SERVICE Electrical Appliances - Milk Coolers Farm Freezers Lancaster 4, Pa. - Lititz 3, Pa. Phones: Lancaster, Lititz, and Strasburg Compliments of LEIB'S SERVICE STATION EPHRATA SPORTS CENTER 124 East Main Street Ephrata, Pa. Full Line of SPORTING GOODS, GIFTS, TOYS TOBACCO, MODEL and CRAFT Ephrata 650-R IEWELRY WATCHES ALFRED M. GANSE 55 East Main Street Strasburg, Pa. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Dial: Strasburg 2956 IOHN K. WERTZ ATLANTIC GAS and ou. Goodyear Tires and Lubrication New Power Lawn Mowers tor Sale Overhauling Briggs 5. Stratton Motors I Strasburg, Pa. Phone: Strasburg 3461 Compliments of IVIR. 6 MRS. CHARLES GROFF ROBERT C. GROFF and IERRE L. GROFF Sixty-eight LEFEVER BROTHERS SUNOCO PRODUCTS 0 Route 30, Vintage, Pa. ASHMER RUTTER Ful Line of G. E. APPLIANCES 0 Paradise, Pa. HOWARD L. RUTTER O RESTAURANT O Gap, Pa. W. E. RUTTER I GENERAL STORE Aristocrat Ice Cream 0 Kinzer, Pa. F. MARVIN RICE WILLIAM RYNIER BILL 0 0 GARAGE WOODSAWING 0 0 Ronks, Pa. Gap, Pa. MELVIN K. BARGE O CHOICE POULTRY and EGGS O Ronks, Pa. Phone: Strasburg 2073 RHOADS SPANISH TAVERN O Quarryville, Pa, EUGENE A. SHEARER Gordonville, Pa. GEO. T. SELLERS 61 SONS . 0 WELDING FARM EQUIPMENT - HARDWARE ACSTYIGUG ' EIGCTUC PLUMBING and HEATING Anywhere Any Time . o Phone: 7-R-2 Gap, Pa Phone: lntercourse 53-R-13 . B. E. SHIRK Compliments of . BUTCHER SHIRK'S GARAGE Beef, Pork, Veal, Smoked Meats 0 0 L P . emcm 1C'Ce'PG Phone: 12-R-2 Gap, PQ CHARLES K. SINGER 0 Compliments GENERAL MERCHANDISE of . 1 CLASS OF 49 Paradise, Pa. Phone: Strasburg 2199 THE NEW HOLLAND CLARION A weekly newspaper for the home featuring local columns l948 Marks Our 75th Anniversary Commercial Printing Service for 7 Townships Phone: New Holland 775 Nrwvnly Compliments of MUSSER BROS. POULTRY FARMS O Mt. Ioy, Pa, RESSLER 6. HELM O Coal - Lumber -- Feed 0 Paradise, Pa. ' Iewelry of the best sort since 1893 I. F. APPLE COMPANY flncorporatedl Manufacturing Iewelers Be sure to patronize your home jeweler All work done fully guaranteed with free servlce LANCASTER, PA, GROVER C. SCOTT PARADISE, PA. O PLANTS - BULBS Svzwrzty-orzr Compliments of GEORGE M. GROFF Interior Decorating STRASBURG, PA. Phone: Strasburg 3761 PEQUEA WORKS INC. STRASBURG, PA. I. M. BRENNER COMPANY O BUiLDiNo and CRUSHED sToNE O Old City Mill Quarries-Address P. O. Box 622 Phone 2-4061 Lancaster, Pa. LADERACH'S CHEESE HOUSE 0 Lancaster County, R. D. l, Kinzer, Paf-Phone: Gap 53-R-3 0 CHEESE - BUTTER Sf wrnlyf-I nw SAYRES. SCHEID 6. SWEETON O Men's Wear 28-30 East King Street Lancaster, Pa P. M. P. IOHN I. HESS - IOHN I. HESS. H Kinzer, Pa. Paradise, Pa. Intercourse, Pa. R. D. No. 1 R. D. No. 1 Phone: Phone: Phone: intercourse 35 Intercourse 19-R-12 Gap 16-R-12 I Flour - Feed - Seed - Coal and Fertilizer IOHN H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE. INC. Founded 1881 Q Lancaster Music House 38 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. Sr'1'1'r1ly-lllrvr' BROWN FUNERAL HOME PARADISE, PA. RICH, WHOLE MILK In Modern Cream Top Bottles Whipped Cream . . . When you want it O CREAM TOP DAIRY Lincoln Highway East Lancaster R, D. 4, Pennsylvania A. R. COX O Wanted to Buy ANTIQUES OF ALL KINDS Highest Cash Prices Paid We specialize in complete estates We will buy one piece or a complete household Phone: Gap I6-R-3 Call or drop a card Box l3, Kinzer, Pa. L. I. DENLINGER CO. LEAMAN PLACE, PA. MASTER MIX FEEDS -- LUMBER -e- COAL Phone: Intercourse 9-R-ll 'FH fy-fmlr FRANK W. HERR o Building Contractor - General Repair Work Dial Strasburg 3466 AARON FISHER Sales - Oldsmobile - Service O Automobile Repairing Phone: Strasburg 2887 - 3921 Paradise, Pa HERSHEY GARMENT COMPANY 0 Phone: Strasburg 2l36 Paradise, Pa If you stop to think . . . you will think to stop at MILLEY'S SERVICE STATION 0 Phone: Strasburg 2671 Paradise, Pa Nfwvrzly-ji1'P THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM PARADISE, PA. WENGER 6 SENSENIG I Crushed Stone - Agricultural Limestone I PARADISE, PA. L. B. HERR 6 SON Stationery, Books, School Supplies Printing, Blankbooks 48-49 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. 5 ll! THE INTELLIGENCER PRINTING CO 8 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa. o SCHOOL ANNUALS Scientific Publications, Books, Business and Office Stationery 0 PARADISE FRUIT FARM I Paradise, Pa. LANCASTER COUNTY SEED COMPANY P rodise, Pa. I GARDEN SPOT SEEDS 5621125 Your School Photographer I LANCASTER, PA. Sf' 1 'enty-ninr Milw- djf! xbyxx OJZJ www. 9.-L D' Q, 6'x':IcL,L. LEW w?X A WBMM MW? ,gf5ffjA7'M 'liikwyf WM 6117 HMM WM ci 6,0 OWMMJ Sf, QMQQWAY Wm .fh1Ma4...gfZNK QJLQQEMQJQMWMLQMMWPQ Wfffymfff WQN M ab 7J0JgQ4- Q-W-f lf' 'g9'fff44fj,',g'jrg,?'rwfQ!yri33f9 we I. 4. -TQ-A ,V nm Q , - ' .19- n 1 . V-4. . an F .V f J ,..4.L-3 ' 17 X ' uv e 'Q' F . ' , E- . . ai 1, -I L 1- ,I , HA, ,..f , ,.,Q,C1l I, Q .1 I ft., WF., , BX 1. .., L . . 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