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

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A .,,.,- I .L I, Y . -4 . 11.1 a 1' 1: '14 I n ' 1 -f.,. .PIJ 1,14- ' u. 1. 4 Ll' L ulcalm 'xi '.-ft r 4' 'T' ' 'E' 'fail Ldv nu' THE ' 1950 5 Q 1 TANAWAN Wm ? Q ? 1? -wo f 'gf- Q RA -'e THE 195C l'uHi.vh ed by ffm SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 PARADISE TCDVVNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Paradise, Pennsylvania TAN AWAN '? ' v' xiii! WW Foreword In order, to uphold the memories of school days at Paradise High School, we the Class of 1950, have published this edition of the Tanawan for the purpose of showing our gratitude for the happiest years of our lives and towards the attaining of our goals in life in years to come. We sincerely hope that the work included within the pages of this book may bring a vividipicture to the minds of those who read it and an idea of the activities that are carried on around our school. eil. --- In Appreciation ---1 We, the members of the Class of 1950, wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to everyone who has aided in the preparation of this yearbook. We especially wish to thank Mr. Eshelman and Miss Ful- giniti for their interest in the publication of this book. We also wish to thank Mr. York and Mr. Long, our photographers, as well as Mr. Wolf, our printer, and all our patrons who contributed to make this book possible. Four S. DEDICATION This 1950 edition of The Tiiniiwanu is dedicated to Miss liulginiti who has been with our flass since the Sophomore ye Class Advisor. As our devoted and respected tezlcher she has much in helping us with our activities. The memlwers of the Class of IQSO, in paying trilwute to liulginiti, desire to show our sincere thanks rind appreciation, te.icher who has helpet ende.ix'ored to do. l us with her 'lklYll'C in 'ill that we I ii'p i Mary All' LIS done Miss to .1 lirive ulaervizi ing rincqaa if ezifiage We come again to that important event in the school year known as the graduation of the senior class from high school or commencement. Com- mencement formally marks the close of the high school career for you the graduates of the class I of 1950. It is with deep and sincere interest that I extend to each one of you the congratulations and hest wishes of our school. It is with some regret that I watch your departure, yet I would not wish to hold you always as students in our school. It is the Way of life that you should go forth, tomorrow, from high school to seek new experiences for yourselves. Young people, the school career which you are now closing has heen just what you have made it. All of us are huilders of our own life. The life ahead of you will he just what you will make it. Re- gardless of the vocation or the profession you find yourselves working in, all of you are engaged in huilding and making of your life what you will. In connection with such a theory of living, I am reminded of the few lines of the poem which read something like this: I.n11'f it fllllllj' 111111 !7l'jI1c'6.I' and Lfllgj' And l'f0Il'1l,l' fluff caper jll ,iz111'd11.vl l'jll4Q.I A1111 1711111111111 111r11'lal,i' like V111 illhf 1110 Are bllifderii' for efe1'111fy.9 I Tn carb ii' given a Img of frmlf A fllllllfi of clay, and az boob of 1'11le,r.' A1141 eaclv Illllfl fd.l'f'1jfll1 ere life lux flnzwz A ,rt11111l1li11g block Ill' az .l'f9PPflIg .l'f!lllL'.u Wliiit may have seemed to each one of you, as you entered high school, to he a stumbling hlock. I am sure you have found to he but a stepping stone. High school life has heen, I hope, a stepping stone to a deeper insight into the democratic way of life. I hope that your knowledge gained from the association of four years in high school into the literature, science and history of the world may ever he for you a stepping stone to a richer, fuller. happier and a more meaningful life. To each one of you has heen given talents for activity hy the Creator. Each one has heen given training for usefulness. The rules of life have heen pretty well outlined to you. Here is your world hefore you. Your future is the lump of clay you are given. It is your joh to fashion something of it. We hope that you make of your life something of use for yourselves and for others. The decision lies with you as individuals. If you have the strength of character, if you have the nerve and will power necessary to see yourselves through every situation, I am sure that you will fashion your future wisely. Rememher you dare not f strike out. May the guidance of a kind Providence he yours to the end that each one of you may he happy and contrihuting citizens in a peaceful world order. ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN, Sllf7f'I'I'f.fj1l.Q PI'fIIt'f!7.1f. Sin' ff 1' xx-x 'xx ' 353g 1 NIS 5 fm X V 7f'JX Y I - X ki---dg TQ VIN x T: SR BOARD OF EDUCATION Leff In rigbl: H. B. Keneagy, 'I'rea.r11ref.' Frank B. Lichty, Serrelary: A. W. Eshelman, Sllp6l'Z'j.ffl7g Prim'ipal.' S. H. Senger, PI'6,ffd61lf.' C. W. Houck. Vice Pre.ride11f.' Ralph Eby. O O O We, the members of the Board of Education of the Paradise Township School District, are pleased to congratulate each of you in the class of 1950 for attaining the highest honor that is within our power to bestow f a high school diploma. It has always been our policy to present the highest type of curriculum within our means for the education and enlightenment of our youth, for, after all, you are the most valuable asset of our community. You will be our leaders of Tomorrow. As you stand at the threshold of an new era at this mid-century date you will be faced with many new problems and greater challenges than ever before. We are confident that you will be able to cope with them in a satisfactory and intelligent manner. We extend to you our best wishes for a life of success and happiness. BOARD Ol? EDUCATION Eight FACULTY ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN Elizabethtown College-B.S. Columbia University-M.A. Temple Graduate-Graduate Study. Previous Experience: Milton Grove School, Mount joy Township: Principal, Fulton Township High Schoolg Elizabethtown College Summer Sessionsg Supervising Principal, Paradise Township Schools. Subjects: Chemistry and Physics. cil. EDISON W. BLEVINS Millersville State Teachers College--B.S. Franklin and Marshall College. Previous Experience: Little Hritain Townshipg Paradise Township Schools. Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Boys' Health and Physical Education, Director of Athletics. Nine GEORGE ALTHOUSE, JR. MARY K. LEMON l'.llZ1illCllllIlXX'll Cwllvuc-l!.S. l'l'ZlIllillIl :xml Mars 'llcmplc l'l1ivcrsity lnll L'llllw'c s l'rcviuuE lixpc-ricncc: l':xr:ulisc 'l'mx'uwl1ip Svlnmls Sulmjcctsz l'zIlj.l'llSll, Sfwizml Sluslln'-, llzwkctlmzall :xml ' lull Cuulm l'l4vlHkI Mlm ln lmsv 1 2' , , .,., .. .R. lxllfzlln-llllwxx li Lf-lla pc'-,X,ll. ,Q . 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ESHELMAN MISS MARY L. FULGINITI CAM Umm., PI'L'.ljL1t'Ilf GLENN ESHLEMAN Via' Prc.ui4fe11l DAVID CARSON SUlRl't'fr1P Q KATHLEEN DENLINGER TI'6'd,l'llfL'l' .IOYCE MOORE I ourt1'vn PAUL K. BURKHOLDER Wavy hair . . . X'Vitty remarks . . . l,m't's law class ..., -Xlways talk- ing. Tanawan Advertising Staff: Mixed Chorus 3-4: Glce Club 3-4: Basketball 1: Intra- murals l-2-3-4. PAULINE K. BURKHOLDER l,f1x't's haskcthall ,... -Vs .,.. 'Xl- ways laughing . . . liilitur of 'l'aua- uau . . . l'-l'lCllIllj'. Tanawan Editor-in--chief: Pioneer 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Cvlee Club 1-2-3-4: Class Secretary 2-3: Fire Patrol 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Librarian 2-3-4: junior Red Cross Council 1-2: Basketball 4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. DAVID L. CARSON Ilark hair and cycs . . . Ilarilmu' voice .... 'X l w a y s mlchatiug iu l' ll ll '-ll l' tiu . Ull2'. Tanawan Subscription Staff: Pioneer 3-4: Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4: Glee Club I-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3: Class Vice- President 1-4: Operetta Lead l-2-3: Na- tional Honor Socicty 4: Safety Patrol 1-2-3-4: Play Leatl 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. KATHLEEN E. DENLINGER Class sit-r1ug'i'aplicr .... -Xlways laugliiug . . , lfricuml to all . . . llmwl piano player. Tanawan Editorial StaFf: Pioneer 1-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glee Club l-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3: Class Sec- retary 4: Class Treasurer 2-3: Operetta Lead 3: junior Red Cross Council 1-2: National Honor Society 4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. CARL L. EBERLY llrains . . . Likes thc Ihuitizu- . . Trigg .,.. 'X joker. Tanawan Sports Staff: Intramurals 4. GLENN Y. ESHLEMAN llusuicss iuau . . . Night shut lhlr. K Sr l'lav 'llcars arliuuml ui a 40 I Olllldt . . . .-Xluays talking. Tanawan Business Staff: Pioneer 1-2-3-4: Class President 3-4: Fire Patrol 3: Play Lead 3-4: Magazine Captain 4: Intra- murals 1-2-3. Fi f I cvn BEULAH J. FEISTER hllI1lCsl...ClllC smilc , . . Sncizililc .,. llluslics easily .... 'Xlwziys liclp- ful. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus l-2-3-43 Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Safety Patrol 43 Librarian 2-3-45 Intra- murals I-2-3-4. LORRAINE J. FEISTER lvCHl.l1L'l1lVIll . . . -1-9 Ulils .... -Xl- uzus seen with Nanci' . , , lfaitliful l.ilir.irlan. Tanawan Business Staff: Pioneer 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Safety Patrol 2--lg Librarian 4: Intra- murals 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM P. FOULK lliat .IX lwntl . . . l.mcs ling. . .. Happy-go-liicky' . . . Sccmifl Harry james? Tanawan Advertising Staffg Band 1-2-3-4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. EUNICE V. HERSH bliiwtliaiicl . . . Quiet . . . Q lll'lj' limi lliflics Tanawan Editorial Staflg Pioneer 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Glee Club I-23 Intra- murals l-2-3-4. PATRICIA M. KEARNEY lllmitlt' liziii' . . . Hziils from Chris- tiana .... 'Xrtist . . . Cowl student . . . liluslics easily. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer43 Mixed Chorus 4: Glee Club 43 Intramurals 4. LOVIS O. KRAMER ' it v- - lhixnig ..,, Xlwziys Mntlicr in plays . .. Nice personality . . . XN'liiz Ill spcctl tlrllls. Tanawan Circulation Staff: Mixed Chorus 1-2-33 Glee Club l-2-3-4: Play Lead 3-4: junior Red Cross Council 3-45 Intramu- rals I-2-3-4. Sim! cy II JOAN C. LADERACH .-Xlways stumlying , . . l'lziys A llulu . . . lluziril on girls' lizisltctlmll team ...St-on with Put. Tanavian Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2 3-41 Glee Club 1-23 Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-33 Fire Pa- trol 11 Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Basketball 4. JOAN Nl. LEAMAN l oru:u'll on girls' lmsltcllmzill tt-'mi - 1 . . . lllziclt hair . , . Q live-i'lc1i4lt-1' Sliurliv. Tanawan Editoiial Staff: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glce Club 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3: Cheerleac'in5g 2-3-43 junior Red Cross 1: Intramurals 1-2-3-41 Basket- ball 4. RICHARD D. LEIDY 'l'lmst- willy rt-mzirlts . . . Rell liziir . . . .-Xlwziys iii lrnulilt- . . . llrt-:iw llimiltcy. Tanawan Business Staff: Class Treasurer lg Fire Patrol 43 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. BARBARA A. LIEBIG k'lit't-l'lt':ulc1' . . . liulurt- nurse l.r:uls in llllt'l'k'llil.N . . . XYilt5' mzirlts. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1-2- Mixed Chorus 1-2-3: Glee Club 1-1-3, Operctta Lead 1-2-31 Cheerleading 1-2-3-4: Intramurals 3-4: Play Lead 3. JOYCE E. MOORE lllziys 11 trumpet , . . llmiiii' will student .... 1 Xtlcmls :ill thc liziskct- hull gznncs . . . llionet-r CH-eilitiii', Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-33 Class Vice- President 2: Class T easurer 4: Play Lead 4: Intramurals 1 2 3-4. MARVIN G. REIMOLD Ilztslwtlizlll . . . Vt7liix in liusiiiuss zirltlimctlc . . . llltwt-slml in coni- mcrcizll law? . . . Cliicl' mtvrt-st in Strzislmurg. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Safety Patrol 3-43 Basketball 2-3-4: Baseball 1-2-3-4' Intramurals 1-2-3-4. Se l'l'Ilff'ClL Z if t 's JOYCE E. REINFRIED Um' drum nlzijffrette . . . Sports- loving . . . l'rt-tty hair . .. lakes to tlraw. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-43 Fire Patrol 1-43 Cheerleading I-2-3-4: jun- ior Red Cross lg Intramurals 1-2-3-4. ROBERT D. RUTTER llark, wavy hair , . . '54 Cherie . . . junior electrician . . . Arlvertising manager. Tanawan Advertising Staffg Pioneer 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-33 Glee Club 1-2-3: In- tramurals 1-2-3. ELLA G. RYNIER Seen with ,loyce . . . Always laugh- ing . . . Future teehmeian . , .Swell pt-rsmrality. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glee Club l-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3: Operctta Lead 3: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. DONALD A. SMOKER llass horn player . . . Likes lu tease the girls . . . Deep voice . , . Ilaskethall. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band l-2-3-4: Class President 1: Class Vice-President 3: Operetta Lead 2-3-4: Basketball I-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 In- tramurals I-2-3-4. JEAN L. STAUFFER Always laughing . . . Hails from Strasburg . . , Never seen without lletty . , , Cooperative. Tanawan Business Staff: Mixed Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Intramurals 2-3-4. CHARLES L. STEINMAN ,luke-teller . . . Happy-go-ltieky . . lfirlrlle player . . . Loves CilL'1lliSll'y. Tanawan Editorial StaH': Intramurals 1-2- 3-4. lfiyll I vlan VIOLET R. STOLTZFUS lktitc . . . Hcaclcrl for llusincss Cullcgt' . . . llucsn'l stay in unc place long . . . Quitc an actress. Tanawan Editorial StaFf: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Glee Cluh 1-2-3-4: Play Lead 3-4: Basketball 4: junior Red Cross Council lg Intramurals 1-2-3-4. HARRY I. STRUBEL ,- lfziitliful to his lmpcr mutt' . . .An- ,' iillu-1' llllliflllllillll of Sll'2lSlllll'g . . . 5 l,m'cs liistm'x1?f ,ish Tanawan subscription Staff: Intramurals M59-.. 2-3--1. KENNETH N. SUMMERS llrivcr of that llump truck . . . lic-t'rvg'i1izL'wl hy his walk . . . Quit-l hut suciulmh- . . , Strict rlivlz? Tanixwan Advertising Staff: Intramurals 2-3- . GEORGE W. SWEIGART '40 Cliryslcr . . . Carries zz piltil! liccnsc . . . llccr zmml :lt-ar liuntcr lirmu Cliristiauizt. Tanawan Business Staff: Basketball 4: Intramurals 4. MARY E. TSHUDY Sis . . . Slrcmls Cllristmzis in Ifliir- :mln . . . Grmlimtcfl from Sulislmury in '-10 . . . Cfmpc-i':1tlx'c. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Mixed Chorus 43 Intramurals 4. ARLENE M. WEAVER l.ivcs in Klurilmwillc . . . l,ikcs clit-wing gum . . . l'ul uf W't't-mv . . . lllllll ll2llL'l'. Tanawan Advertising Staff: Mixed Chorus 23 Glee Club 4: junior Red Cross Council 1: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. Ninr'l1'1'n M. LOUISE WILSON Seen around Partners . , . Guard on lrasketlmall lC2llll . . , Usually seen with Arlene and Imvis . , . fl'lCI1flly. Tanawan Business Staff: Mixed Chorus 1: Glee Club 1-2-33 Basketball 4: Intramu- rals 1-2-3-4. NANCY A. ZIMMERMAN Russ . . . always seen with Lorrzxine Tallest girl in class of '50 . , . Partial to Gulf gasoline. Tanawan Editorial StaKg Pioneer 31 Intra- murals 2-3-4. fig, CLASS POEM Theres a spot in Paradise Township That to us is very dearg Where we shared good times together Now the end is drawing near. Here we learned life's duties, yearly Throughout our high school daysg Freshman, Sophomore, junior, Senior To send us on life's busy ways. Though our talents may be slender We shall try to carry them throughg To keep us goingg onward, upward In the future work we do. Where the endless paths may lead usg We are truly unawareg Alma Mater, ere we leave thee We thank you for your care. VIOLET STOLTZFUS Twenty CLASS PROPHECY We are the prophets of the class, we determine the futures for those who pass. The world today holds many trades, some are good and some are bad. As we gaze into our crystal ball we see our classmates near, and far. Some are bookkeepers, some are clerks, others farmers and typing experts. PAULINE BURKHOLDER our editor-in-chief studied accountancy and climbed to the peak. There is GLENN ESHLEMAN, class president of SO established a grocery-BUY RIGHT AND BE THRIFTY. There seems to be static, oh! now it comes clearg it is just HARRY STRUBEL in his horse raising career. I wonder who that is riding high on the steed, with the flowing white tail and the harness of beads. Oh! it's KENNETH SUMMERS, successfully made, a skillful horse trainer in the horse rais- ing trade. Gee! what's that clucking heard in our ball, well if it isn't CARL EBERLY with his poultry and all. Farther away, see if I could, a hammering and sawing of hickory wood. Why it's philosopher CHARLES STEINMAN and his friend BILL FOULK, fine carpenters are they, quite proper and civil. DICK LEIDY and MARVIN REIMOLD are next in line, they are mechanics of machinery rehned. Guess who is typing away in their ofliceg I'll bet you a dollar it's JOAN LEAMAN and VIOLET STOLTZFUS. Let us skip to New York, where we can see a few more of our classmates and pals, that we once knew and admired. Who should we see traveling that wayg but GEORGE SWEIGART, a pilot for T.W.A. Within this great plane, JOYCE REINFRIED is revealed, as stewardess and hostess for those who appeal. PAUL BURKHOLDER a prominent passenger is he, enroute to New York as a whole- saler of meat. Into the airport they are coming full speed, to land on the runway and not in the trees. The co-pilot aboard is EUNICE HERSH. I can see Fifth Avenue with many exquisite shopsg could some of the proprietors be part of our stock? Surely enough there's PAT KEARNEY and JEAN STAUFFER, collaborated into one to sell ladies' hosiery. A few feet away from Pat's hosiery shop, there are two more of our classmates that specialize in crops. Crops of hair is what we're referring tog with beauticians well known, that own and operate this modern salon. Smoke and dust is clouding our vision, but we'Il soon see some more with outstanding positions. Seen afar in Brooklyn, New York, JOYCE MOORE is librarian and guardian of books. Studying art at Pratt Institute, is NANCY ZIMMERMAN, an artist of great forests and brooks. The New York University of higher learning shows a few more as instructors and teachers. This includes DAVID CARSON with the title of pro- fessor, he teaches chemistry, and gives numerous lectures. JOAN LADERACH too, is a competant instructor, she lectures on French and English literature. ELLA RYNIER seems to be present as laboratory technician of research medicine. MARY LOUISE WILSON, the astronomer of the class, is observing the planets through high-powered glass. ROBERT RUTTER, a proficient electrician, has brought to the world, colored television. DONALD SMOKER, a master at the art of designing, de- signs the interiors of ocean liners. LOVIS KRAMER, a policewoman with a lot on her mind, com- bats and solves mysteries and crimes. ARLENE WEAVER is a housewife, and a good one at that, she has a comfortable home and a boy named Jack. We see KATHLEEN DENLINGER, as a resourceful secretary, she takes notes and dictation from the Sec. of the Treasury. THIS GREAT CRYSTAL BALL SO OLD AND SO CRACKED, I-IAs SHOWN Us THE LAST OF THIS REMARK- ABLE CLASS. WE HOPE THESE PREDICTIONS SUIT THOSE CONCERNED, SO EVERYONE WILL BE PROSPEROUS AND NONE WILL BE SCORNED. By BARBARA LIEBIG, MARY TSHUDY. Twf nty-one CLASS SONG I In um zllnf .-Klum M2111-V, 21 sung ufpI':1iSt' 2. In grzmliuulc wc flmxx' nuw, fur lmringi uw. 'l'r'11111l1wl1zu1l x'f11m-5 IVICYHIIIIQ, ll Impw In hc, zu saully wc tnlw Hur Ivana llllblllk' In llly przuw. thc Claus uf 111511. 5. I'41ll'L'WL'Il tu thu' rlczu' High Svlmnl, Wm-'II lmlwl' :xml Ning thy przuw. Ifwr fluulmg Light yum naw us, tlmmglmult will luglu svlnml days. CIIUTIIS Im'f111N :xml cvs-1' lwyul Ict Us m-wr gn nxtrny, Iwi - IiL'l'l!4Illl'l'1DIlDI'N flying, ilu- Cl'illlS1lll :mcl ilu- f31'Ilf'. TIl'F7Ifjl-fll'II CLASS WILL We, 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 To the faculty we leave our noisy study halls. II To the juniors we leave the answers in our books. Ill To the sophomores we will our good behavior. IV To the freshmen we leave our good looks and neat appearance V To the janitor we leave our broken curtains. I, Paul Burkholder, will my Plane Geometry book to anyone who wants it. I, Pauline Burkholder, will my A's to William McFalls. I, David Carson, bequeath my French accent to Donald Miller. I, Kathleen Denlinger, leave my place at the piano to Janie Rynier. l, Carl Eberly, will my ability to get along with Miss Fulginiti, to Charles Boettger. , Glenn Eshleman, donate my ability as Business Manager to Clayton Frackman. l, Beulah Feister, bequeath my sweet smile to Grace Cummings. I, Lorraine Feister, will my fair complexion to Patsy Scott. I, William Foulk, transfer my crew hair cut to Gerald Wertz. I, Eunice Hersh, bequeath my wavy hair to Richard Zimmerman. I, Patricia Kearney, leave my ability as art editor to Shirley Skethway. I, Lovis Kramer, will my acting ability to Ethel Miller. I, Joan Laderach, will my flute playing ability to Patsy Eshelman. I, Joan Leaman, will my cheerleading ability to Judy Miller. l, Richard Leidy, will anything I have to anyone who wants it. I, Barbara Liebig, will my dancing feet to Nancy Wenger. I, Joyce Moore, will my position on the Honor Roll to Ronald Feister. I, Marvin Reimold, will my field goals in basketball to Kenny Lichty. I, Joyce Reinfried, will my twirling ability to Donna Mellinger. I, Robert Rutter, will my bashfulness to Carl Meshey. I, Ella Rynier, will my singing ability to Elsie Rohrer. I, Donald Smoker, leave my cool head on the basketball floor to John Lindecamp. I, Jean Stauffer, will my ability to play baseball to Marian Lockwood. I, Charles Steinman, will my jokes to John Byers. I, Violet Stoltzfus, transfer my shortness to Betty Lou Kreider. I, Harry Strubel, will my cowboying to Aaron Denlinger. I, Kenneth Summers, will my truck to Raymond Eshleman. I, George Sweigart, will my pilot's license to Albert Hershey. I, Mary Tshudy, will my talking to Ruth O'Donnell. I, Arlene Weaver, will my chewing gum to any one who likes it. I, Mary Louise Wilson, leave my quietness to Ann Gable. I, Nancy Zimmerman, will my tallness to Alice Shissler. CLASS OF '50 I ll ilne.r.re.r: Miss Fulginiti Mr. Eshelman Twen ty-three 'mi CLASS HISTORY As our high school days are rapidly coming to an end, we look back over those glorious days. The thought of leaving prompts us to reminisce our wonderful days spent there. On September 9, 1946, there were thirty Freshmen, who entered Room F with Mr. Blevins, as our teacher. We were initiated by the Sophomores. Class oliicers for that year were elected as follows: President, Donald Smoker, Vice-President, David Carson, Secretary, Joan Denlingerg and Treasurer, Joyce Moore. The same year we had two new teachers: Miss Fulginiti and Mr. Althouse. The class visited the newspaper plant and Station WLAN in Lancaster. Beginning the Sophomore year on September 8,1947, we were assigned to the Stage as our home- room, with Miss Fulginiti as our teacher. Just to be different, we elected all girls for ofhce in this order: President, Joan Denlingerg Vice-President, Joyce Moore, Secretary, Pauline Burkholderg Treas- urer, Kathleen Denlinger. There were thirty-four pupils in our class, including seven new members from Strasburg. Mr. Blevins took the class to Philadelphia, one day in the spring. During the day, we visited the Zoo, the Franklin Institute, and the Museum of American History. At night, we saw a baseball game at Shibe Park. We had our first class party that year, The Silly Sophomore Serenade. By the time we became Juniors - September 7. 1948 -we were still the smallest class with thirty members, so we remained on the Stage. The class voted for officers and this was the result: President. Glenn Eshleman, Vice-President, Donald Smoker, Secretary, Pauline Burkholderg Treasurer, Kathleen Denlinger. That year we had two class parties: Jolly Junior Jamboree, and Bugs' Bunnys' Busy Night. We ordered and received our class rings, pennants, emblems, and hats. The Junior and Senior play was called Fresh as a Daisy. For our long-awaited Senior year, we were assigned Room C with Miss Fulginiti as homeroom teacher. For class officers, the class voted for the following: President, Glenn Eshlemang Vice-President, David Carson, Secretary, Kathleen Denlinger, and Treasurer, Joyce Moore. There were thirty-two stu- dents in the class, with four new members. Two were from Salisbury and two were from Christiana. The Junior and Senior play for this year was a comedy, The Happier We'Il Be. Miss Friday took the Business Law class to court, to hear a murder case. Mr. Blevins supervised the Problems of Democ- racy class trip to Lancaster to see Industry on Parade. The class held a dance after the last basket- ball game, and also a class party in March, The Senior Finale. 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U ,. ,. .A , ,4 x11, Kl.11.1N 1l11, l.1111u l7a11l111,11 l11 Il lII'Nl wvxx'-f-.X:11'-111 5llljIll1llxk'V, lJ1111.1l1l 5lIII'li, llL'llI'l lll'l'Nlll'f, llt'III'j lla-11111-V, lx11l111l Nl1ll1-1'. Alllllllll Xl1llu1', X:1111'y xl11l11151111 lu lll'I'Nlll'X l1' Tllfrljf 1l llk'1llIlIgKI', Alllllll lI1-1wl11 cfm, Ummm I'1'v1j.lu11l RICHARD M ll.l.lfR lfml-I9r1n1iJw1f H IZNRY BENN ER Sc'U'vl.Jl 1 -IUDITH MILLITR 'l41'a.111111'e1' NANCY JOHNSON EIGHTH GRADE 'swx fa. SEVENTH GRADE 7'.l1irJyf-mn ,Q-NA 55' 31 -X V no '-. Lg'- in QTNSTRES'-' 3 WW 52 W' mf af 7 TAN AWAN EDITCRIAL STAFF EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT lfJi!n1'-i11-Clmff, Pauline Iiurklioltlerg .'fIlIU4jrIfc' lfifilww. -loyte Moore .intl Kathleen Denlingerg Klrl lfililnr. Patsy Kearneyg Ari f!I,llflfil1Zlll. .Ioyte Reintrietl .intl Nancy Zim- mermang lJlmlnKgf11Il1lrA3', joan Leaman and 'loan I-atlerat'l1g Sfzmw liifilffr, Clarl Ijlwerlyg Symrfi Aiii.i!.111!r, Marvin Reimoltl and Richartl Leitlyg C.'f.1n ll YH, Iflla Rynier .mil Beulah Ifeisterg Claim Pnuwr Violet Stoltzfusg Cfim Snug, Donaltl Smolcerg Cf.:-r l'1'f1fflwi i, Barbara Lielwig and Mary Tshudyg Clair Hi.ilnr'1, Euniec Hersh .intl Charles Steinman. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT I O C Blllfllffll zlflamzgw. Glenn Eshlemang Adz'erIi.1i11g 1Iiam1gw', Rolwert Rutter: Adler'- limlg A,i,ii,ir.111I.i. Paul Burkholder, Arlene Wfeaver, Williiliiu Ifoulk and George Sweigart: .S'1rf1.u'rjIl1tiw1 .wil CjI't'lll.JfflHl 1I'IJI1.lgL1l'. David Carsong Sl1bu'r!lt2tm11 .mil CjI'L'llf.Zf,IU1I .-Iimf.m!,i. Louise Wilson, Harry Struhel, Lovis Kramer, jean Stautfer and Kenneth Summcrsg pilffllllil Lin! J'I'IiJ!1.J1Qc'I'. Lorraine Ifeister. TANAWAN BUSINESS STAFF T11 irl ff-sill' PIONEER EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT lfililmii-111-Cfmf. 'Ioan l.r1derru'h, joyee Moore, A.wm.1la Ijtllfnri, Pauline Burk- holder, Ella Rynier, Donna Shirk, Betty Kreider, Alice Shissler, Mndelyn Keneglgyg liallmrlwir, David Curson, Beulah lfeister, Lorraine lfeister, Eunice Hersh, Patsy Kearney, IILIFIXIYLI Lielwig. Donald Smoker, Lois Ehy, Norma Hershey, Gladys R.mek, Aaron Den- linger, Mary -lean Hershey, Kenneth Liehty, I.IIl.l 'lane Rynier, Marlene Scott, Yvonne Sllalfp, Shirley SliCIlIWLly. .lnniee Denlinger, Patsy Eshelmnn, -Iuliu Crnyhill, ,lunior Hershey, IJ.llllIIIC Lelfevre, Snrnli Myers, liverett IXICWSWLIIIILCIQ Ruth O'Donnell, lN'ILIl'.IlLlFCl Prohst, lilsie Rohrer, Cilnru Yoder, BUSINESS DEPARTMENT lilmifzwi fIl,m.1ger. Glenn lishlemnng B!!,Ifl1L'.I.l f1.r.v!.il.111l.s'. Rohert Rutter, Mildred P.lrmer, Ann Gnlwle, Donald Shirkg Ci1'r1fl.1lim1 zlrlizazdcqer. Kathleen Denlingerg Au'1'i,iw'. Mr. George Althouse, S1llIc'l'I'j,1jlIg l'rj11riff.1l, Mr. Arthur W. Eshelnmn. PIONEER BUSINESS STAFF 7'ffl'l'Iff-s:'l'1 N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized lor the tirst time in l'aradise High School. This Society, .1 national high-school organization, gives recognition to otit- standing students on the hasis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. lt encourages the exploration and development of these qualities in students. Scholastically, a student must he a .lunior or Senior and maintain a B average in high school in order to he eligilwle for election lwy the faculty to the National Honor Society. There will he a total ot' titteen per cent of the Senior Class elected to mem- hership hy graduation. lfive per cent of the class is elected during its 'lunior year. Three per cent of the Sophomore Class is chosen as prohationary memlwers ot the Senior Honor Society. If they maintain high standards and live up to the recluirements ol' the chapter, they may he chosen to fnll memhership in the chapter in their -lunior or Senior year. Newly elected memhers to the Paradise Chapter from the Senior class are Pauline Iiurlcholder, Kathleen Denlinger, and David Carson, 'I he 'lnniors elected are Raymond lfshleman, Lina Yoder, and Clayton lirackman. The Sophomore Isrohationary memlwer is Aaron Denlinger. These newly elected memlwers were installed hy one ol' the organized chapters in Lancaster Clounty. Miss listelle liriday is the liaculty memlwer who is in charge ot' the National llonor Society in l'aradise, Tlltrly lffllll FIRE PATROL Hack mxx'-l,t-ft to right: llulurcs Colmlc, liilccn Shirk, llzuiliuc ll111'lQl1ul1lc1', janet llc-rsl1ey, l:l0l'CllL'0 R0llI .'l', ljllllllil Shirk, Alice Sliisslcr, Henry liL'llllL'I', l,j'Ill-Ul'll ll llc Will' A ' ' ' cis '1', IS l.IllllllS, R1cl1z11'ml AlllllllCl'lllllll, M12 l'.?4ll0lIll2lll !:ul1'1w1'l. l'.l'0l'lI row-llaryl l.icl1ty, Cl11'istia11 Craylxill, ,loycc Rci11f1'it-cl lllL'lllCIl1l.llll, llicl1:11'1l l,cidy, Ilmullml SlllOlit'l' tcllicfl, Rmmlrl Shirla fzxssistzmt cl1icfl, llctly l,1111 Kl'Cltlk'l' fllL'lllCIl1-lllll. The Fire Patrol has been organized to get tl1e pupils out of the school as orderly and swiftly as possible in case of Hre. It consists of four ofhcers: chief, assistant chief, and two lieutenants appointed by the faculty and Mr. Eshelman, their advisor. Two pupils are also elected from each class as captains. An unexpected fire drill is held each month to train pupils to leave tl1e building quickly. It is the duty of the patrol to see that this is undertaken. The school has seven pyrene Ere extinguishers and two 15-lb. carbon dioxide extinguishers which are the newest and most efficient ones that can be obtained. The school also is equipped witl1 two one-hundred feet fire hoses connected to Olll' water system. T11 ir! jf-11 im' SAFETY PATROL Iillflx rv-xx -1.1-I1 In rlgluli XIV. lulrlmlu-1' fzulxlvwb. R-n1:ll:1 hlmk, Kl.lxx l.m. l.1hm1, I1l'lIl'llI lwuxtvu' lim-tix l.uu IXI'l'l4lt'1', QIHIIII XIIHVI' 1lbllN1l!'lXl'I'D Xl'll'X In-'un llmxwluxx. Xu-lxnn IxQ'llIll'I' Ilwxnl kilxwlnl, Ilmmlnl Nrlfvlxx-1', l,flw'r:um- lw-lxtm' IWIIH I-:xx XIZIVIVIH' Sunil, Xllll flulxlv, XI2lI'XiIl lin-iuwhl, l,iu:1 lm Ixxnnu I orf!f i 'L .A LIBRARY STAFF liack ron'-l.t-it lu right: ,l1lL'illlCllllC Seeuufla, Clara Yoder, Mary Rice, Miss l.cn1ou llilvrarizinl, llilllllllt' llurklnililer, tilaclys Ranek, l,1ua Miller. Svatwl-l.i1rrainu l-'visit-r, lleulah l t-ister. Miss Mary Lemon has been appointed as our new librarian. lior student librarians she has selected three seniors, two juniors, one sophomore and two freshmen, each being assigned one period a week. The student librarian has duties such as checking books coming in and going out, helping students find reference hooks and materials they need, and also to maintain order, Many new fiction and non-fiction books have been added to the library this year. They inulude hooks on sports, adventure stories and biographies. Fo My-ml 0 JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL 'K ,aw Anus. v--xx l,t-Il lo iight: Sli-. llvilflei latlvistul, l,--vis lxiqiintir, hlailvs Rzinelv. Xlatlvlviv lxtfiitgiiu. llffvvvvw' llill v l lui roll, .Xml llalnlt-. invx l'llst'vll:i Ktlltzuux, l,in.i ,lime Rvniev. The .lunior Red Cross advisor this year is Mrs. Mary M. Hertzler. The proietts outlined for the year hy the junior Red Cross include the sale ol potato tliilws .ind hot dogs. The profits from these sales will he used for some need in the sthool. The Seventh and Eighth grade art classes have made various favors and tards to he sent to hospitals. The Red Cross memhership drive held in Noveniher was verv sut't'essl'ul. 1'vlPl'l!l'fll'1I MIXED CHORUS -fxmjiwb g k l was was ill! lil! i l!.u'lx rim l.m'fl in llulll: lizuul kfllsnll. l.cv'1N llclllnljgclg Vlfru-111.'L' Rullln-V. Marx -lrml llmxllry. Slxllln-5' 24km-tlluzny. Xlznlclyll Ixvllmwlux. 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QHII1IIHXXf'NI2lI'X Xliu- I,IlIl1liN,A,lPfL't' XIUYYVU, Xlllll2ll'PI1', I,m1 lxxnur I mul lx mtlum 111 l:l'I'lI2ll'll XX:1Ik1-r,,X:l1'fw1l ',tIIlillQK'I',NIIll'IR'll1'Sl'fP1l, Xlzmrx .lm-in llu lux llunl K u lm ICH-rctt Xa-xxwxxzlxmn '1', IX2lIllli'K'lI l3k'llllIIgK'l'. Illllll I'HXX7'I'.llIk'l Xllllvx' lwxu- Rl'IlllI'lk'1I lwln l,l'IllIIIlII Frwlff-frrllf' BAND IN ACTION The Senior Band was organized this yegu' with .lpproxiinutely thirty memhers under the direction of Mr. Luther Medinger. Otlicers were elected for the first time and are .is follows: President, 'loyce Mooreg Vice-President. ljOI1.llCl Millerg and Secretary, Alice Shissler. The hand participated in parades at the following places: New Holland lfair, Halloween Parade at Parkesburg, and Armistice Day Parade in Lancaster. The LlI1DLl.ll lmnd concert was held on April 28, 1950, and consisted of overtures, cl.lssics, .md m.1rches. Wfe, the memlwers of the lmnd, extend our sincere wishes to the Seniors for it future full of success and lmppiness. l 1u'ly-fi1'c -.. N BOYS' GLEE CLUB Iwl-lu, N1 Nluvx. In llnrk Inu lvll lv HMM: XXIIIIN lgltlelu, I,n-mix llvlxlilluvl, llxnul Klum-nu, AXHIU11 Ilvnluvgml Ilun,1I1I Sm-nluv. l':mI llurk 1. Xlwlvulua-1' 1-In--rt:-15. Il nl 1 xx llvmx l,m-ml:-1. Ihvlml-I Nlxllm, ,Munn Nl:ulll.nL:'1, kgul lh'l1h:ulwr, I',xm4'll NvxxNxx,lllu4l.klfIll1u lluwllvx, Imam' llvl- S 6 ...alu- gf Wi ' f 7 Q? , :wg-W 8 P W, --1 --p Il.u'L xnxx l,Lll lu 1 Hu' - K .N- luht: llmmlcl Xllvxxwl, llznlv Rlcu, -luhn IIVUQT. l':llLf4'llL',Itl'1Ill1, Kitty l.-lu XYi11lclN. XYillvlr Rrvlurl, Humgc uk. Nzulry Xlillm-1, H1115 .Xlzrv Nvwlt. Muluzuul XIII!-, ,Xlmlzl llmul um lx 1 IM-lm!-1. ILIMII Nwllxl. Inn- hmylrlll. lxllwll Nh llu lux lllm llm-mln-x, Hr. 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'l'lu nllvlzmlx new 1.1-Vzllll xlL'l'lxllll' mx Klll'INllIllI l.l':ul1lll .lml lu vm- In-ul, W1 Ns' 7TH 8: BTH GRADE GIRLS rlxllk' wxvnill :xml viglllll null- g1ll'lN zum' llunlwl ml lxxw ivzunx, ,X :xml ll, llu Qrxg' 5-1,1 rl if A fa XX 4 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Edison Blevins and Daughter Amos Brackbill Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burkholder janet Burkholder joan and Ronald Burkholder Paul Burkholder Pauline Burkholder Ruth Buterbaugh Mr. Louis Chance Mrs. Louis Chance William Danner Charlotte Denlinger Mr. and Mrs. Christ Denlinger and julia Kathleen Denlinger Mr. and Mrs. Victor Denlinger Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denlinger Abram W. Diffenbaugh Eb, Mady and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Eshelman and Patsy Raymond j. Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feister and family Mr. and Mrs. William j. Feister and family Mr. and Mrs. Clem Foulk William Foulk Miss Mary L. Fulginiti Herbert Glouner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helm and Mrs. E. E. Hershey and Mrs. O. Henry Hertzler, Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Houck joyce and Ella june and Dave Patricia Kearney Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kearney Ethel V. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kramer Patricia Laderach jr. Sixty Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leaman and family Miss Miriam Leaman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Leidy jean Leidy Richard Leidy Miss Mary K. Lemon Lloyd and Lorraine Mary jean and Shirley Sandy and Sherry Metzler Mr. and Mrs. john E. Miller and family Miller's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. john L. Moore Eugene B. Mowrer Floyd Munson Annie M. Myers Mr. Paul Parmer Mrs. Violet Parmer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pontz and Billy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reimold Marvin Reimold Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Reinfried Russell and Nancy Robert Rutter Mr. and Mrs. Irvin B. Ryner Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rynier Betty Singer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Singer and Bobby john B. Spotts Mr. and Mrs. john K. Stauffer and family Harry Strubel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Summers Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Summers Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweigart Irvin Strubel and family j. S. Stoltzfus james Strickler Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tshudy Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Zimmerman Harry Zug Compliments Of JOHN G. SGUTTEII GEO. S. ALTIIDUSE GASOLINE, OIL, Etc. EPHRATA, R. D. 3, PA. Phone: Ephrata 311-R CLYDE R. GAMBER Rohrerstown, Pa. PARK J- BMR ceurunv METALGRAFT conr. HAULING CONTRACTOR Manufacturers of Guardian Service Phone: Gap 63 Gap, Pa Thr' 1vorh1's finest ll'lIfC'l'll'SS cooking mul table serrfcr' vqrlipnwnl. MURL P. CLARK POTATOES sl FERTILIZERS Phone: Stras. 4511 Res. 2821 Strasburg, Pa. CHRIST Il. MOWRER Painting Contractor and Decorator 17 North Jackson Street Phone: 4821 Strasburg, Pa. STRASBURG WEEKLY NEWS PHONE STRAS. 2741 News ads are not an expense: They'fre an investment in results. Compliments Of BREUIIIIIGER BRDS. BAKERY Strasburg, Pa. Compliments L- D. of Olgz guard lrlutual Fire torm nsurance BURKll0LDER'S STORE Vintage, Pa. Phone: Gap 76-R-5 Goodville Non-assessable Liability 8: Property Damage Phone: Gap 69 Gap, Pa. Sixty-one Compliments AIITIQUES BUUGIIT In SULD of R. J. Buterbaugh SENIOR CHEERLEADERS LEAMAN Furniture-Glass-China LEIBIG Prints-Guns-Coins MILLER KRIEDER Phone: Strasburg 2941 SHIRK Estelle O. Friday, Supervisor Compliments General Merchandise of ll. S. GRIIBE Soudersburg, Pa. RllTTER'S STORE General Merchandise Highest prices paid for produce KINZER, PENNSYLVANIA lllFFIE'S DIIIER Just A Good Place To Meet and Eat. Paradise, Pa. Compliments of lAllRPllY'S GARAGE GLYDE ll. KAUFFIAAII The store on the corner Hardware - House Furnishings PHONE: 2928 NEW HOLLAND, PA A' Compliments Electrical Contractor of DR. CLARK Kelvinator Appliances STRASBURG, PA. INTERCOURSE, PA. Sixty-two Compliments 0 f ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE O0 NEW HOLLAND, PA. N. E. ESNLENAN Groceries-Fruil-Lunch PHONE! GAP 4-R-6 KINZER, PA. CUlN1lll'llIl'lIf8 SPORTING GOODS of IJZIIICEISLCY, Pu. Is' LEFEVER'S RESTAURANT I'I0me C00kil1g Grmm-ul Electric Sales and S6l'fl'il?6 New Holland, Pa. We Specia-lize In Sunday Din.ne'rs OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE Lancaster R. D. 4 PHONE: LANC. 3-1694 ESTABLISHED 1883 THE GAP NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes for Success I'n Your New Endeavors GROFF'S NAROWARE Service-Safety Secuflfil NEW HOLLAND, PA. Gap, Pa. Ha rdwa rv H omv Furnishings 9 I!RlE!kll Phone Z Lancaster Q5 DILLER AND OLARK Electrical Service KELVINATOR Refcrigwntors - Rwnges Home Fcreezers INTERCOURSE, PA. KINZER, R. 1, PA. Sixty-three Cormplriments Of OLASS OF '53 Compliments of GREEN LANTERN Miles East of Gap on the Lincoln Highway OLEM E. 8: JONN J. NOOBER OOAL-LUMBER-FEED INTERCOURSE KL GORDONVILLE, PA. NERSNEY 8: OENLINGER OONTRAOTORS Asphalt Driveways 8: Parking Lots Paul M. Hershey, Gordnnville, Pa. Phone: Intercourse 15-R-3 John L. Denlinger Lancaster R. D. 4, P Phone: Lancaster 3-1585 Cfllllllh-'l'IlCIlf8 of SUMMERS BROS. ARMERS MEAT MARKET QUARRYVILLE, R. D. PA. Plumbing - Heating Phone: 3-R-2 Gap, Pa ROBERT D. NOFFEOKER General Merchandise LANOO STORES Phone: Strasburg 3151 Ronks, Pa. ONARLES B. NOOBER MCCORMICK DEERING Farm Machines 8a Implements SALES and SERVICE DISTRIBUTORS OF NIAGARA CHEMICALS Phone: Intercourse 4-R-2 FEREE L. ERB FU RS-NIOES-TALLOW Phone: Strasburg 3204 Paradise, Pa. NION WELDING OOMPANY JAMES db WATER STREETS LANCASTER, PA. Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding PHONE Z LANCASTER 3-2509 Sixty-fouv' RADIO SERVICE R. C. A. and BENDIX RADIOS S. IIARLAII IIERR PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 2880 RAPP'S SERVICE STATIDII Louis E. Rapp, Prop. Car Washing - Lubrication Accessories 542 SOUTH PRINCE ST., LANC., PA PHONE: 2-2730 When you think of Music think of KIRK JDIIIISUII 8: 60. Everything Musical 16 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. Compliments of FRANK R. MUWERY Cattle Dealer STRASBURG, PA. J. 0. WALKER 8: SUIIS, ING. FEED - LUMBER - COAL Quality 8z Service Since 1855 Phone: 24 Gap, Pa. SlIAVELY'S FARM SERVIGE Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Farm Equipment Home Appliances PHONE: NEW HOLLAND 676 NEW HCLLAND, PA. SllIRK'S RESTAURAIIT and SUDA FDUIITAIN CANDY .... NovELT1Es INTERCCURSE. PA. PHONE : 20-R-5 T. 8: B. WHULESALE Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes and Fountain Supplies 108 N. PRINCE ST., LANCASTER, PA. V. D. KLIIIG Complf1'fn1ents Notary of Real Estate 8z Insurance Community Public sale Fu-st Saturday REVERE TAVERN In Each Month mm-course, Pa. R. C. BENNER G. C. SHIERLY Phones: Intex-course 26 or Lancaster 2-7492 Sixty-five A. B. G. GROFF C t 'll Compliments a erm ar of and KEEMER GLEAIIER P John Deere Tractors Parts and Service HONEZ 717-R-2 NEW HOLLAND, PA KLIIIE 81 IIIRST DeSOT0 and PLYMOUTH SALES 8: SERVICE PHONE: 20 CHRISTIANA, PA. LEIDY'S GARAGE General Repairing Greasing - State Inspection PHONE: GAP 16-R-31 KINZER, PA MILTON E. DEIILIIIGER ARTIST - ENGRAVER Original Hand Painted Pictures PHONE: STRASBURG 2096 SOUDERSBURG, PA. HARRY DUSGII Mason Helper VINTAGE, PA. FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS SHIRKEFEGTRIG Hides, Tallow 8 Livestock CHARLES LIGIITY GUIITRAGTURS Ranges Water Heaters PARADISE' PA' Refrigerators PHONE: STRASBURG 2397 NEW HOLLAND, PA. PHONE: 785 ACCOUNTING, SECRETARIAL , STENOGRAPHIC, BUSINESS CHRISTIAN LIGHTY S SONS ADMINISTRATION COURSES General Contractors LAIIQASTER PARADISE, PA. PHONE: STRAS. 3106-2195-2694 BUSIIIESS GDLLEGE 48 North Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Approved for G. I. Training Sixty-six Compliments Of LEAIIAII PLAOE STORE PHONE: INTERCOURSE 9-R-3 C. M. ESHLEMAN THE WILLOWS RESTAURANT EXCELLANT FOOD PAUL R. SMELTZ AUTO BODY SHOP Fender and Body Repairs Refinishing - Painting PHONE! STRASBURG 2708 INTERCOURSE 59-R-14 RONKS R. D. 1, PA. J. LEROY RUOSS Meats - Groceries and General Merchandise PHONE! 3446 STRASBURG, PA. MGGALLIOIIER In RIOE SUNOCO PRODUCTS ROUTE 30, VINTAGE, PA. HARNISII MEAT MARKET Midway Between Paradise and Soudersburg PHONE Z STRASBURG 2295 STRUBEL'S RESTAURANT Sodas, Ice Cream, Cigars Cigarettes, Grilled Sandwiches 7 WEST MAIN ST., STRASBURG, PA. BOLTON'S BABY OHIOKS New Holland-Bird-in-Hand 671 Lancaster 3-1398 VINTAGE LIVESTOOK AUOTION E. L. DENLINGER, Manager Auction Every Tuesday PHONE: GAP 76-R-5 WALTER S. RINEHART USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD 106 West Main St., Strasburg, Pa. Phone: 2411 Sixty-seven LLOYD D. WELK Compliments of Coal - Ice - General Hauling Custom Garden Sz Lot Plowing MERRILL L. HASSEL GEORGETOWN, PA. ATTORNEY PHONE! QUARRYVILLE 233-R-4 DSGEDLA FLDUR MILLS FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN GORDONVILLE, PA., R. D. 1 PHONE! INTERCOURSE 17-R-4 J. PAUL IIDLT McCormick Deering Farming Machinery E. DAY RESSLER Complete Insurance Service Phone: 4319 Strasburg, Pa. GAP, PA. TDWIIE BEAUTY SIIDP PHoNE: GAP 87 GAP, PA. Edith Baldwin, Prop. P. FRED STANLEY General Hauling Coal - Wood - Lumber PARADISE R. D. 1, PA. DARL R. 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