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Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

 - Class of 1931

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Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA) online collection, 1931 Edition, Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1931 volume:

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JOHNSTON, our sincere friend, 2 F competent adviser, and diligent instructor. ...iw K Q .K W, 7 W -' H. Hi.- ,:,4,,5w,WL:ii,.m3bM,5,,AzfW,4 W ,, ,W t. .Mt...,c W .i ,...M W.. .. - ., ,i , I . ,i ' ' x n K . , LQ 1 R ir.-M!! yi it vs, A ' X t ' ' 7'I1 ree 5 A 'Q xx' T H E C U B SML-wi: ?:?W'nw-1 ff X . FGM' El-': --- 4-- -2- - -2 --- - ---W - 1-v--A ' Y ' ur A-ii' ' 7-Y '- ' 734+ ' in-JJ s, V49.f8fri'1 5' U B F'Nvf si! v A 5-' --WWW all T H E C A-.fiw ASQQFS: ivff'w4x-zo-, Five Al.nr:nT U. W. Sr1II.m14:L A. B.. A. M. II.uwmY J. BE1'KEu B. A. M. NIllJl'l'l'i-Willy Principal Junior Senior Iliyh Svhoul Pl'inr'ipuI em Q.: T H E C U B lm We l 3 ' -'f V ' iv' ' 'NU AI.1s1-:wr G. W. St'Hl.EtlEI. A. B.. A. M. BIAUIJE ll. limimclc li. A.. A. AI. Superrixiny I'l'lIlI'llll1l I rr'url1 und I'JnyIi.vh Moraviall College. A. B. 1'PI1l1SA'lV2ll1i2l State Uollegre, IE. A., M. A. Post tlrasluate Work: Lafayette. Muhlen- lll'll'LZ'.T01llIllt' and Johns Hopkins Vniversity. Pennsylvania State Vollege. A. M. IAIARY A. f'l.AltK A. Il. IIA1u'm' J. lilcemzu B. S.. A. M. jjl1gIfgh.,1y- jjfylp I'I'fll!'f1lll1 of -Ir.-Sr. lliylz Sehool. f'll1'llliNfI'H. Millersville State 'l't'tlt'lll-'l'S' Vollege. U11if7'U1f'f' 1'e1n1sylva11ia State College, A. B. l'lllIlll0l'l2ll1tl Valley State T6lZlK'lltll'S' College. Franklin and Marshall Follege. Ii. S. I'lliVPl'SifA' of Pittslullrgll, A. M. Xxonl .I. I I,UuY lb. Il. IJouo'rnx' ld. Aluns llfllffll 11!f!lfl'lli-'f l,iln'111'iur1 I'l1iV9l'SilA' of I'ennsylvania. ll. Il. West Ulxestex' State 'PPilt'lll'l'S. Vollege. Millersville State Teaellers' Vollege. l1r:UI..xn IIAL1. A. IS. lil ITU ANN mx 12. S. . . . . I K ' flwnerul Sr'u'm'f'. l'11An'x. und lllxtory 'hr MUN I 'W' Incliaua State Teaehers' Follegfe. West Virginia Wesleyan. Pennsylvania Uollege for Women. A. li. Ohio l'lliYP1'SiU', B. S. Geneva College. Varnegie Art Sehool. Pellnsylvania State Uollegre. Nl'l'!'ll THE CUB iii, JJ-3' -'tx FACULTY REBECCA J. HEss A. B. English and American Literature Susquehanna University. Pennsylvania State College. A. B. Post Graduate Work: Pennsylvania State College. M. LoUIsE HETRICK B. S. M usic Temple University. Mansfield State Teachers' College, B. S. BIABIE HXLDEBRAND Commercial Subjects Beckley College. Elizabeth College. HUGH K. .lonNsoN Ll. B., A. M. Uivlvs, Prohlcma of Democracy. American History. Commercial Law. and Faculty Athletic Advikcr Dickinson College. Dickinson Law School, L. L. B., A. M. E1.Es'm KuE1nr.1-:R A. B. Gcography and History Millersville State Teachers' College. Pennsylvania State College. Columbia University. lClizabethtown College, A. B. IVAN BIECIITLY B. S. Physics. Biology, and .-llgrbra Lock Haven State Teachers' College. Pennsylvania State College. Il. S. M.xnY L. BIENGES A. B. Latin and English Gettysburg College, A. B. Enom: C. Moons Penmansh-ip, Jllathematics, Algebra, and Spelling Pennsylvania State College. Elizabethtown College. C11ARLEs R. NITCHKEY B. S. History, Physical Education, and Health East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, B. S. Er.1zAnE'rn RAUCH B. S. English, Health. and Physical Education West Chester State Teachers' College. BESSIE V. REWER A. B. Algebra.. Geometry, and Trigonometry Millersville State Teachers' College. Pennsylvania State College. Elizabethtown College, A. B. ALICE SHELBBZRT B. S. Domestic Science and Civics Temple University, B. S. Donornr M. STRINE B. S. Commercial Subjects Indiana State Teachers' College. Susquehanna University, B. S. B. G. BERNARD VVESTERBERG Manual Training and Shop Work State Teachers' College, St. Cloud, Minn. Valley City Teachers' College, N. Dakota. Elizabethtown College. FCEBECCA XVALLICK Ogice Secretary Graduate of Class of '29 R. L. H. S. Eight I THE CUB Nine T H E C U B CLASS OFFICERS EUGENE SN:-11.1, - - - President ICDWARD MARTIN - - V ice-president ESTHEII Sr:cnR1s'r - Sgcrgtm-y 1'A'1 1'1 BAKER - Treasurer CLASS MOTTO FIRST THE VALLEY THEN THE MOUNTAIN CLASS COLOR GREEN AND VVIIITE CLASS FLOWER AMERICAN TEA ROSE Ten -s T H E C 4-10,45 My U ff f' A 4 fs sf CARRIE Armin 1 hood nature and friendliness make Carrie a desirable companion. Her scholastic ability coupled with her Winsome nature is sure to make her successful in her chosen profession as a teacher. ELIZABETH ANDERSON This young lady likes to argue: which makes her a good debater and keeps interest in P. 0. D. class. Her pleasant word for everyone will make others happy after she receives her white cap. DIARY ARNoI.n Mary has two weaknesses-eating and try- ing to decide what college she Wishes to attend. We believe she could Write a book on the schools she has considered! Can she sell tickets? Well, no affair at R. L. H. S. would be quite complete without Mary as chief wrapper-up and hander-out of tickets! Well, Mary, make good use of your tendency toward home economics. You may need it some day! RonERT :XTKINS Good goods comes in small packages is the firm conviction of this our future Master Farmer. Being a member of our State Ton Litter Club is only one of his attainments. Dad came from Lower Chanceford High School this year and expects to show them how to farm in southern York County after graduation from State. PH.xRr.oT'rE BAKER Sal is one of the most versatile members of the class of '31, As captain and center of the Varsity basketball team. as a leader in the G, R. Club, as a member of the Hilltop staff- Sal was equally etlicient. She expects to follow Health Education as a career. Lots 'O love and good luck. Sally ! l'A'r'rr 13AKER H0uk, Honk. Here comes the Ford from Felton. A quiet studious girl to strangers, but a jolly good scout to her companions. Her ambition to become a teacher of French we believe will be fulfilled. We fear Pats teaching career will be rather short. No special reason! Oh, no. Eleven 'ff NP -P1QwE3!'.4L T H E C U B SENICRS EI.sIE BARBOUR Muddy Creek is the home of this hashful, reserved, young lady. Feature writer, poet laureate, and news writer for the Hilltop prove her ability as a writer. Iler ambition is to Hash into the limelight of great writers. Who knows. We may be entertaining angels unawa res ! XVILLIA M BA SOM Bill's one of our actors. a debater, and the managing editor of the Hilltop. He ex- pects to follow the footsteps of his father a11d wear the ministerial garb. We know his fiery sermons will bring many wayward sin- ners to repentance. We already know of one who has been converted. Knxxx-:Tn BICKING Full of pep, wise cracks, and excuses is our friend Bick . Not exceptionally fond of school work, but an athlete and musician. IIe expects to blow his way through the world. But seriously speaking Bic-k is well liked and appreciated by his school associates. Gnome Bownns The dynamo back of basketball, school spirit and class activities is George, always smiling and happy, even when facing adver- sities. We predict that Wabbles will be u heap big business man some day. And yes we believe that Georgie will make one of his schoolmates happy some day. GERALDINE BRENNEMAN Blondie is a little girl with n big heart. With her kind helpful disposition her success as a nurse is assured. Although we can pre- dict for you a future full of friends, we are sure you will never tlnd any who love you more than the friends you've made at R. L. II. S. BIARY BRENNEMAN Quiet, unassuming, conscientious - that's Mary. With her lovely blue eyes and winning smile she has won a place in the hearts of many of her classmates. Mary wants to be a heap big stenographer. Keep up your sunny disposition, Mary. and you will be a decided sur-cess. Twelve THE CUB fer.v11,1-mmf SENIORS IRENE BURKEY Long, black curls, brown eyes. and quite a tickler of the keys on piano and typewriter- that's Irene. She is conscientious in all that she attempts, and a faithful friend to all who know her. Invite us to come to see you, Irene, when you move to Lancaster to become Son1ebody's stenog . EAULY CAMPBELL Look who is l1ere! Emily! What a per- sonality she has! We attribute her friendli- ness to her idea that, A smile will go a long. long Way. M is quite a loyal Girl Reserve and an ardent camper. The class of '31 sincerely hopes that her contagious good- humor will lead her right up the ladder of success! XVARREN CHANDLEE Last September, Warren came up from the place where they grow the corn. Since then he has developed a full fledged friendship with his schoolmates. You should hear him solve cases in Law class. Marvelous, Sher- lock. A chemist he would be. We're watching you, Warren. IIAROLD Dimz Harold, our Xylophone expert is also expert on the cinder path. His motto is: When you do something do it right. Deitz has ambitions to become an M. D. We trust you may some day realize this worthy ambition, but don't practice on us. LoUrsE Dmmicll And she had a little curl -Why, that's Louise, to be sure. Her curls are the pride of the class! Skeezix won a lot of com- mendation as an actor in the Senior play Of sunny disposition, Louise will undoubted- ly win approval in all that she undertakes. Just let that charming personality grow an' grow forever an' ever, Skeezix . YVALLACE EMENHEISER VVell! lVell! Look Who's here. lVallace. himself. Yes sir, and with his usual line of chatter. Blacky will take up aviation as his future vocation. May your ambition take you sailing high. After you have many hours of soloing to your credit we'll risk a ride with you. Thirteen 1 s..4-4+-x1?XIL,1rQfY'l'f9 T H E C U B DAVID ENSMINGER Prof. Ensmlnger, the future chemistry teacher of R. L. II. S. Dave is always run- ning either to class or some other place. His curiosity has gained much for him during his stay here. but don't let that worry you, for every little bit earned, is a little more saved . I10YVAR-D FAUTH Wl1ut's the attraction coming now? Oh, it's Mr. Fauth! Very commanding in appear- ance. As he walks by, all the girls hold their breath. We know Hob will be a successful teacher. We trust, however, he will not stop as schoolmaster in the little red school house. R,u.Pn 'FLAHABTY Ralph, tl1e tall Senior from Lower Chance- ford, walks the halls as though he has not a thing to care about. He minds his own busi- ness and never imparts information unless requested to do so. As a result no one knows his future ambitions. Aunamv FLrNcun.xuou Now. presenting one of the brunetts of the class. From the very beginning of her high school career. Audrey's school life has been one of great interest. She is a charming actress, cheerful, and companionable. These are only a few qualities that have made Audrey a favorite with her classmate . M A no A RET Fr.1Nc1i BA Us H Here we have lt! Quiet, good natured, re- fined. devoted to duty, efficient and all the other adjeetives that describe a good ste- nographer. We wonder who's Stenog she will be? Success be yours, Little Bit ! KEN NETH GABRIEL Kenneth hails from Williamsport. In the short time he has been with us we know him as a keen, quick-thinking Senior. A lad with a great future ahead of him in the tield of chemical engineering is our prediction. 1 ourteen RSX-'ri J'7l1cWf-.ws-fr LILLIAN GREIMAN VVho do we hear now? None other than this talkative lassie from Adamsville. Lillian has an art in ticket selling, which was shown in the last few years. We trust her versatility will be an asset to her in her chosen vocation. FRANCIS Gm Ai M Franky is another of the small boys of the class. He is a very quiet chap which indicates a lot of deep thinking. Who travels his own path without bothering the rest of the world. Quiet unassuming unconcerned, and as a result we don't know where he will cast his lot after graduation. PERRY HAKE Strike three! Your out! That's Perry, the baseball player, a follower of all sports. He is quite a friendly chap, and We hear rather popular with some girls. Accountancy is to be his life's work. ELI PIENRY Small but mighty! His wisdom is recog- nized througliout the school. Eli is also a good basketball player and as we all know very studious. He has hinted that he would become an engineer and because of his tenacity and stick-to-it-iveness we are sure of his success. NORMAN HERBST Quiet, kindly, and likeablt+that's Norman. He admits the radio is his hobby, but we think that smiling is instead, for he's for- ever smiling . Norman is a conservative care- ful sort of a chap who is willing to help. DEAN Hines Hibbs the great! From Lower Chanceford to Red Lion, as a Senior here a host of friends he has made. He hopes to be an aviator, and no doubt he'll soon be flying over Red Lion. Fasten the monkey wrenches. Dean. Fifteen ..,...,,,fww,..,, THE CUB SENIORS BEEN .um HORN Studious, friendly, and an all around like- able fellow, that's Horny . Although on the surface Bernard seems to be very quiet, he has occasionally been known to let go of his peut up energy . As a business executive we feel sure you can use all of this energy to good advantage. I'AUr.1Nn HUssoN Out of my way! Here comes Pauline, one of the most talkative members of the class. When the discussion of the opposite sex is heard. you will always hear her opinions on the subject. We predict that Huss will be the manager of a chewing gum factory some day! Elm A HYsoN This brown-haired girl hails from Cross Roads. Erma is noted for her scholastic ability. She also has marked dramatic ability which, we predict, will be an indispensible a set when she becomes a school n1arm . Tuoxms JOHNSON Look out! here comes the chevy from Lower Chanceford with Dad at the wheel and Tom by his side. This is the case of another good farmer deserting the farm for gay city life. His ambitions in life have not yet been unfolded. but expect he may be dad's helper on the farm. Here-'s wishing you happiness. Ficxcsr: K,u.'rmEnER Whenever you want to know what to wear and how to wear it just call on Ferne. She is a faithful follower of the latest fashion plates. Ferne has the knack of appearing un- moved u11der any circumstances and believes in going through life in a happy-go-lucky mood! May it bring you the happiness you desire, Ferne! M.xIzo.xRE'r KEESEY Hail! Hail! The chauffeur of the Buick! Margaret looks very important steering her carload of passengers up the hill. Some day Margaret will be hearing spelling classes and teaching 'rithmetic to little pig-tailed girls and overalled boys in a little red school- house. Sz.:-teen 4 . T H E C B tgfiigfgp gig gl .-, .J ,-,, W GRACE KEL1,Eu Giprgle, giggle! That's I'atsy . Small but full of pep. She has proved that size does not count for everything. as she so ably 118111011- strated in basketball and other athletics since she has been in High School. A gym- nastic instruetress is her ambition in life. ANNA XIARY K11,oonE Here is another member of the Midgets. Anna Mary, we have learned ttoo latel was an elocutionist at Lower Chaneeford High but just the same she spread a lot of sunshine here. Rumors have it that she may some day be chief dietitian of l1er household. May hap- piness be yours, Mary. BE.xTRu'n Kr.lNEYoUNo Better late than never drawls Beat . as she strolls uonehalantly to class! Beat is one of these happy-go-lucky, cheerful souls who never worries about a thing and who gets there just the same! Good luck, Beat - and remember that Gentlemen p 1' e f e r blonds ! 0'r'ro LAUCKS Tod is a member of that always popular Our Gang . He is a good fellow as his classmates knowg always there when any fun is to be had or when a joke is to be enjoyed, Tod's new philosophy is: Life's just one fool thing after another, Love's just two fool things after each other. XVILLIA yi LAUER Bill is 0119 of those vliarming young: lads who is rarely seen before he is heard. His ability as a eornetist is only one of his accolnplishnlents. His Charming personality and Winsome ways make him a favorite among his classmates. His ambition to be- come an engineer is assured if not captured by some lass before hand. HOWARD LIEPHART lc Here is Hob whose motto is Better late than never . He is always entertaining some- one, and we predict a bright future as a come- dian. Howard is. not sure if he wants to become a dentist or a doctor, but here's wish- ing you success. Seventeen -Mm ff-ww eefzmszw THE CUB l+1L1zAnE'rn LLoYn Sure! Liz is the elocutionist, artist, and Jumping J ack of the class of '31. Her idea is. It takes a man with a mustache . Well! Well! We don't know what she wants to do after graduation, but predict a small cottage just for two . Im LLoYn This quiet, dignified senior came from Fawn Township High School. She has only been with us one year, but in spite of her quietness, she has gained many friends. Iva expects to become one of our future nurses in the York Hospital. IHALMER LU'rz Permit us to introduce Cap Lutz. He is seriously inclined toward athletics and as captain of our basketball team led it to many victories. Cap ls active in every way and a friend to everybody. As a coach of athletics we predict nothing short of Knute Rockne fame. Ross M AN morn Sure! That tall guy! Better known as Manny . The reserve basketball center. Slightly bashful, but he'll overcome that some day. Ross doesn't mind looking at women, but sure would hate owning one. Yes sir, he's a real boy. Ross wants to be an athletic coach and we believe in his ability. Enwann BIARTIN Harmonica Eddie . The cheerful English- man, who with a smile on his face, a pipe close by, plies his shoe maker trade on Main Street. He is also a clever artist as we saw some Cubs of the past. Ed has not decided what he would be, but we are sure of his cheerfulness whatever may be his lot. PAUL BICGUIGAN Meet Pat from West Broadway. A very likeable boy who seems to be everybodys' friend. And say, can he play the violin? Who knows, maybe a future Fritz Kreisler. Most of his spare time, however, seems to belong to one of his female classmates. Of course you couldn't guess who. Fzghteen V' A M T H E C U B crrfrf smear ff f--we-1 .-XLMEDA BIILLER Ah! Who is this curly-haired brunette from Springvale? Mill tl1e giggling violinist of course. Almeda's greatest love is music, and she has been a very necessary part of our school orchestra. Music hath charms to sooth the savage beast , Ahneda, so good luck to your musical talent! RANDALL MILLER Look out! Here comes String Beans the Slim Jim furniture dealer, with inclinations toward the watch business. He and his ilivver are very popular with the girls. f'Ran hopes to be an alumnus of Lehigh in the field of engineering. Here's our good wishes. Hon.-ici: PANGLE Another small son is Hory . He probably likes arguing better than any other boy in the class. We suggest that he takes up law. Horace is fond of sports from the sidelines, especially baseball. Another budding M. D. to practice on some one. GRACE PARLETT Come on! Behold Gracious ! This viva- cious, dark-haired lassis hails from Lower Uhanceford. Grace is earesfree, friendly with a quiet, winning smile. Some day, soon we expect to see her in a little starched cap and white uniform. STUART Pom' 1 btutz is another athlete of the class, being a good basketball player. His hobby seems to be playing jokes on his classmates. His interest in a sophomore lass is more than passing. As a saxophone artist he is quite adept and as a student is very studious just before report periods. We don't know his future vocation. ROBERT QUIGLEY Bob is a studious lad, a good sport and always ready to help anyone, anywhere, any- time. He can always be found at the jewelry store on Main Street praying for more watch trouble. Roberts good nature is going to con- vince many to buy diamonds, Watches, and other trinkets. Nine iP01l - M'e'v'f'-M THE CUB SENICDRS CHARLES IIOSE MAN Yes, you're right! 1t's Charlie, the Beau Ideal of the class. Always immaculate and well dressed, the destination of many a feminine glance, thats Charles. He also is a violinist of note and occasionally is studious. In all probability a tobacco salesman he will be. E LIZABETII IKOSE M AN Do-ray-meeray-do-o-0-o! That funny noise? Oh, that's Liz Roseman practicing her vocal lesson. Some day Liz will burst into grand opera or radio work. At least, that is her ambition. Well, the class of '31 sincerely wishes her good luck! FELNOR SEA KS That tall, debonair boy that takes such an interest in chemistry? That's Seaksy , quiet. reserved, a smile seeming to be always part of his countenance, and most of all his ln- terest in basketball. Chemical engineering is to be his chosen profession and we know he'll Win again. lamina Sr-tcmusr Who? Yes, it's Tuck , the musical wizard, the man of many instruments. He seems to be peering.: over the horizon into the future with ambitions of being another Lew White or Jesse Crawford. Who knows? Accidents some- times happen! ESTHER SECHRIST Esther hails from Dallastown. Although she entered High School in her Junior year she has made many friends. We might add she is another little girl. She expects to become a laboratory technician. IQONALD SIIINDLER Don is a jolly fellow who takes much interest in athletics from the sidelines. He is very popular in all school activities. We ex- pect Donald to be one of the future cigar manufacturers of Red Lion. He at least is consuming his share of them. Twenty . ,.s.gg,, T H E C F103 43 ,fu 3,1 rg .0 A 1 J In .4 CARL SLIVER Here the druggist of the class. Carl is well known for his knowledge of pharmacy and for his interest in all school affairs. Katz could sleep in more classes and get away with it than any member of our class We predict a bright future for him demon- strating mattresses or bed springs. ICRA S MIT11 From out on North Main comes Pete Smith and the Pontiac. Era is always care- free and happy. He is very prominent in ath- letics especially track and basketball. He also wields a wicked n1it. Classroom work, how- ever. were always the least of his worries. Another who would be an athletic director. IiA'l'IIRYN SMITH We cannot help but admire the calm atti- tude Kathryn maintains at all times. She never gets 'fussed like the rest of us, but with steady, never failing confidence plods right on thru the difficulties of being a Senior. Won't you put some of it in bottles and sell it to the rest of us, Kathryn? Here's to suc- cess and happiness! LEs'rER SMITH Let is the grocer who hails from Howard Street. Ile is noted for his ability as a com- mercial student, as well as a salesman. His friendliness and kind disposition are sure to win success for him either as a mlesman or an accountant. lVe wish you the best of good wishes. M.xRorxRr:1' M. S M rrn Margaret is one of the big girls of the class. You must really know her in order to appreciate her good-nature and delightful personality. If you have any trouble just carry it to Margaret. Some day we expect to see her as the matron of a Children's Home, liugzginz a half dozen forlorn little youngsters at one time! BIARGARET R. S MITH Another fair blond from Windsor and jolly good friend she is. Margaret's ambition is nursing. XVe know she will capture the hearts of all her patients. May the success which she deserves follow all her edorts. T'l,O67lfty 07119 H.--mom-so THE CUB SENICRS RUTH SMITH Who ever saw Betz when she was quiet? We bet she talks even in her sleep! Ruth never missed a thing at R. L. II. S. Her school spirit just can't be beat! We hear that Betz is rather fond of the name Srnith ! Tuomlxs Sxirrn What a man! This is none other than T. W. Smith, Jr. If his new chevy could speak we would probably know more about him. Tom is interested in athletics, and once in a while in his school work. We predict his future to be either the mayor or the police- man of Yoe. EUGENE SNELL Gene is the intellect giant of the class with great dramatic, leadership, and execu- tive ability. Some day Doc will be handing out the pills to some of you. We know his future is assured. HEI.r:N STEPHENS Helen tells us that Silence is Golden . She obeys the rule of being seen and not heard. She is very studious, always does her best, and is a friend worth having. May life treat you kindly and richly, Helen, when you become a school marnx. KATHRYN Srrtwlum Mighty in stature-that's Kathryn, with plenty of school spirit and good nature. She is always il ready rooter at basketball and track events, and a faithful follower of all school activities. Some day Kathryn will wear a little white cap and administer pink pills to pale patients! BIARY TROUT This young lady hails from Lower Chance- ford. Although Mary has been with us but one year, she has won many friends by her pleasant personality, which was shown in Ke1npy . Mury's aspiration is to become a librarian or a music supervisor and she ex- pects to enter either Millersville, West Chester or Temple next year. Twenty-two THE CUB sx.:c:Jfw1L-A.-no BIILDRED WAMBAUGH Here is another small girl of the class. She hails from Lower Chanceford. She chins a lot but friendship is never lacking. Another teacher of readin, ritin n rithmetic is the ambition of this lass. BIARGARET YVARNER Margaret is known especially for scholastic and dramatic ability. She has made our Hill- top popular with her writings. Megs surely is a girl worth knowing. She expects to be come a journalist. Send us an autographed copy of your first publication, Megs , KENNETH XVISE Tall, slim, above the average scholastically. strong in character, a willing worker, and a little bashful-that's Ken . He is one of the best actors of the class and is also known for his fine commercial W01'k.oS0ll1e day he will come to straighten out your financial accounts. GEORGE XVOLF Great things come in small quantities . This is verified in looking at Louie . He is quite a musician and we hear not at all girl- shy. George expects to become either a great farmer or a geologist. We predict success in either held. RICHARD ZIEGLER Better known as Dick . He is the heaviest and most ambitious boy of the class. As cheerleader and sideline basketball player he has won many a close game. Richard expects to attend Lebanon Valley College to become an architect. VVe predict skyscrapers in Red Lion in the near future. Memoriam To the memory of BEULAH HEIBECK So that we, by this demonstration of our thoughts in her regard, may give to all, evidence of the friendship we bore our de- parted classmate, and the esteem in which we held her. Twenty three . , ..f. qc T H E C U B 'l'1rf'nf11-fmar f--ffm--HJ'PT.L.v1.I.Q THE CUB - ,- Q 4:17, - --xixlgjfisdg -L'.-iii ' - Nr -'we-.11 A, 114, J,- SENIOR ACTI ITIES CARRIE AI TAIR LATIN CLUB 2: NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 2, 3: A I.UCKY BREAKN 3: LA FRAN- CAISE SOCIETE 3, 4: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4: LA CERCLE FRANCAIS 3. 4. FLIZABETH ANDERSON SEWING CI.UB 1: KO-ED KOOKING KLUB 4: HIKING CLUB 2: FIRST AID CLUB 2. 3: DEBATING CLUB 3. MARY L. ARNOLD SEWVING CI.UB 1 : TENNIS CLUB 1, 2, 3: IIIKING CLUB 1, 2: LATIN CLUB 2: DRAMATIC CLUB 3: GLEE CLUB 3, 4: KOED KOOKING KLUB 4: LA SOCIETE K6 FRANCAIS 3: GYPSY ROVER 3: SUN- BONNET GIRL 4. ROBERT ATKINS EN-I-ERED FROM LOWVER CHANCEFORD HIGII SCHOOL 4: III-Y CLUB 4. CH ARLOTTE BAKER CLASS BASKETBALL 1: TRACK 1, 2, 3: CLASS TREASURER 2: LATIN CLUB 2: HIKING CLUB 2, 3: VARSITY BASKET- BALL 2. 3, 4: CLASS SECRETARY 3: CAPTAIN BASKETBALL VARSITY 4: JR. FRENCH SOCIETY 3: GIRL RESERVE CLUB 3, 4: HILLTOP STAFF 3. 4: LUCKY BREAK., 3: TENNIS CLUB 3: NATIONAL IIONOR SOCIETY 4. PATTI BAKER ENTERED FROM REBERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 3: LUCKY BREAK 3: CLASS BASKETBALL 3, 4: FRENCH SOCIETY 3: GIRLS' TRACK TEAM 3: GLEE CLUB 3: NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 3: UGYPSY ROVER 3: CLASS TREASURER 4: KOED KOOK- ING KLUB 4. ELSIE BARBOVR GIRLS, GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3: HGYPSY ROVER 3: IIILLTOP STAFF 3, 4: JOUR- NALISTIC CLUB 2: NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 3: KOED KOOKING KLUB 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3. VVILLIAM BASOM NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4: MANAG- ING EDITOR - HILLTOP STAFF 4: HKEMPYH 4: A LUCKY BREAK 3: DEBATING TEAM 3, 4: ORCHESTRA 4: ASSOCIATE EDITOR HILLTOP STAFF 3: CLASS BASKETBALL 4: INTERCLASS TRACK TEAM 3: DRAMATIC CLUB 2: HIGH SCHOOL BAND 3: TENNIS CLUB 2: KOED KOOKING KLUB 4: 30 ACES CLUB ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: BAND 2, 3, 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2: VARSITY BAS- KETBALL 4: VARSITY TRACK 2. 3, 4: VARSITY BASEBALL 3, 4: BOYS' GLEE CLUB 4: TENNIS CLUB 2: OLYMPIC CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: III-Y CLUB 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: CLASS TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE BOWERS VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGER 3, 4: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4: NATION- AL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY 3: ADVERTISING MANAGER OF CUB 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS!!! 3: HI-Y CLUB 4: AVIATION CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: TENNIS CLUB 2. GERALDINE BRENNEMAN GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4: JOURNALIST CLUB 2: DRAMATIC CLUB 3: KOED KOOKING KLUB 4: THE GYPSY ROVER 3: THE SUNBONNEI' GIRL 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: MAY FESTI- VAL 2. MARY BRENNEMAN SEWING CLUB 1: BUSINESS CLUB 2: NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 3: KOED KOOKING KLUB 4: HILLTOP TYPIST 3: HIKING CLUB 1. B. IRENE BURKEY SEWING CLUB 1: BUSINESS CLUB 2: DRAMATIC CLUB 3: KOED KOOKING KLUB 4: GYPSY ROVER 3: HSUN- BONNET GIRL 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 3: GLEE CLUB 3, 4. EMILY CAMPBELL BUSINESS CLUB 2: HIKING CLUB 1: GIRL RESERVE CLUB 3, 4: 'ASUNBONNET GIRL 4: GLEE CLUB 3, 4: INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL 3, 4: SECOND TEAM BAS- KETBALL 4: SERVING CLUB 1. WARREN CHANDLEE ENTERED FROM LOWER CHANCEFORD HIGH SCHOOL 4. LOUISE M. DIETRICH BUSINESS CI.UB 2: TRACK 1: CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 1, 3, 4: SECRETARY CLASS 1: GIRL RESERVE CLUB 3, 4: THE LUCKY BREAKH 3: HKEMPYN 4: GLEE CLUB 1: HMINSTREL SHOW 1: SECOND BASKETBALL TEAM 4. HAROLD DEITZ ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: LATIN CLUB 2: S. B. GLOBE TROTTERS 3: FRENCH CLUB 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2: CLASS TRACK 1: VARSITY TRACK 2, 3, 4: SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL 3, 4: TEN- NIS CLUB 2, 3: DEBATING TEAM 3: GLEE CLUB 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 2: CLASS TRACK 1 : BAND 2, 3. Twenty-five T H E C U B XVALLACE EM ENHEISER BIRIII-I CIIRISTMAS CAROL., 1: GLEE CLUB 4: INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL 3, 4: ATIILETIC ASSOCIATION 3, 4 :INTER- CLASS TRACK TEAM 3: 30 ACES CLUB 3: KOEB KOOKING KLUB 4. DAVID ENSMINGER BRAMATIC CLUB 2: TENNIS CLUB 2: AVIATION CLUB 3: HGYPSY ROVER 3: III-Y CLUB 4: USUNBONNET GIRLU 4. HOWVARD E. FAITTH BUSINESS CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: KO-En BOOKING KLUB 4: A LUCKY BREAK 3: KEMPY 4: BOYS' GLEE CLUB'4. RALPII FLAHARTY ENTEREII FROM LOWER CIIANCEFORD HIGH SCIIOOL 4: NATURE CLUB 4. AU DREY FLINCHBAUGH MAR CLASS BASKETBALL 1: VARSITY KETBALL 2, 3, 4: DRAMATIC CLUB 2, 3: KO-En KOOKING KLUB 4: HIKING CLUB 1, 2: TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: TRACK 1, 3: GLEE CLUB 3, 4: SEWING CLUB 1: GYPSY ROVER 3: HSUNBONNFYI' GIRL 4: JR. FRENCII SOCIETY 3. BAS' GARET FIJNCHBAITGH KO-En KOOKING KLUB 4: COOKING CLUB 1: DRAMATIC CLUB 2: NEEDLE CRAFT CI.UB 3: NATIONAL IIONOR SO- CIETY 4: IIILLTOP TYIIIST 4. KENNETH GABRIEL ENTEREII FROM WILLIAMSIIORT HIGH 4: III-Y CLUB 4. LILLIAN GREIMAN GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4: USWANEE RIVER MINSTREIX' 1: MAY FESTIVAL 2: GYPSY ROVER 3: HSUNBONNEI' GIRL 4: LATIN CLUB 2: SEWING CLUB 3: FRENCH CLUB 4: LA SOCIILTE FRANCAIS 3. FRANCIS GRIMM VIATOR CLUB 2: 30 ACES CI.UB 3: I-II-Y CLUB 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3. J. PERRY I-IAKE BUSINESS CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: BASEBAI.I. 3, 4: ALL AMERICAN SALES CORI-ORATION 4. ELI HENRY ENTEREB FROM YOE IIIGII SCHOOL 3: NATURE CLUB 3: III-Y CLUB 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 4. NORMAN HERBST VIATOR CLUB 2: GLOBE TROTTERS 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: III-Y CLUB 4. R. DEAN HIBBS ENTEREII FROM LOWER CIIANCEFORD IIIGI1 SCHOOL 4: III-Y CLUB 4: CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 4. BERNARD HORN ENTEREII FROM YOE HIGH SCHOOL 3: NATURE AND EXCURSION 3: HI-Y CLUB 4. PAULINE HUSSON FIRST Am CLUB 1, 2: GIRL RESERVE 3, 4: ORCIII-:STRA 1, 2, 3: GYPSY ROVER 3: GLEE CLUB 2, 3, 4: CLASS BASKET- BALL 1, 2: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: MAY FESTIVAL 2: HIKING CLUB 1, 2: TENNIS CLUB 1, 2: SEXVING CLUB 1. ERMA HYSON IIRAMATIC CLUB 3: LA CERCLE FRAN- CAIS 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: A LUCKY BREAKH 3: KEMPY 4: NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. THOMAS JOHNSON ENTI-:REO FROM LOWER CHANCEFORD IIIGII SCIIOOL 4: III-Y CLUB 4. FERNE KALTREIDER MAR SECRETARY OF CLASS 1: ASSISTANT ART EIJITOR OF IIILLTOP 1: MEMBER ART CLUB 1: GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4: GIRL RESERVE 3: DRAMATIC CLUB 4: CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 3. GARET KEESEY GI.EE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4: MINSTREL SIIOW 1: TRAVEL CLUB 3: DRAMATIC CLUB 2: CLASS BASKETBALL 2, 3: VARSITY BASKETBALL 4: NOVEL AND BRAMATIC CLUB 4: HIKING CLUB 1. GRACE KELLER SEWING CLUB 1, 2: HIKING CLUB 2: GYMNASTIC CLUB 2: GIRL RESERVE CLUB 3, 4: TRACK 1, 2, 3. 4: GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4: BIRDS, CHRISTMAS CAROL 1: MSUNBONNET GIRL 4: THE GYPSY ROVER 3: CLASS BASKET- BALL TEAM 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNA MARY KILGORE Twenty-sim ENTEREII FROM LOWER CBANCEFORO HIGH SCHOOL 4: KO-En KOOKING RLUB 4. BEATRICE KLINEYOUNG EDVVARD C. MARTIN BUSINESS CLUB 2: GIRL RESERVE 3, 4: HIKING CLUB 1, 2: MSUNBONNE1' GIRL 4: GLEE CLUB 4: INTER-CLASS BASKET- BALL 2, 3, 4: SECOND TEAM BASKET- BALL 4: KEMPY 4. L. OTTO LAUCKS VARSITY BASKETBALL 2, 3: VARSITY BASEBALL 2, 3, 4: VARSITY TRACK 2, 3, 4: GLEE CLUB 3, 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: TENNIS CLUB 2: SUN- BONNET GIRL 4: GYPSY ROVERU 3: A LUCKY BREAK 3: ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: KOEB KOOKING KLUB 4: 30 ACES CI.UB 3: BAND 2, 3, 4: OLYMPIC CLUB 2. H WVILLIAM LAIIER HOXV ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: HIGH SCHOOL BAND 2. 3, 4: TENNIS CLUB 2: AVIA- TION CLUB 3: K0-ED KOOKING KLUB 4: VICE-PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLASS 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: LUCKY BREAK 3: DRAMATIC CLUB 2: CLASS BASKET- BALL 1, 2, 3, 4: CUB STAFF 2. ARD LEIPHART ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: IA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: HI-Y CLUB 4: 30 ACES CLUB 3: HILLTOP STAFF 3, 4: TENNIS CLUB 1, 2, 3: BOYS' GLEE CLUB 4: HSUNBONNET GIRL 4: CLASS BASKET- BALL 1, 2, 3: BAND 2, 3. H. ELIZABETH LLOYD CLASS BASKETBALL 2: OLEE CLUB 3, 4: GIRL RESERVE CLUB 4: DRAMATIC CLUB 2, 3: HSUNBONNET GIRLH 4: GYPSY ROVER 3: MTBE LUCKY BREAKH 3: TRACK 2, 3, 4: TENNIS CLUB 2: FIRST AID 2: CUB STAFF 2, 3, 4. IVA LLOYD ENTERED FROM FAVVN TVVP. HIGH SCHOOL 4: KOEB KOOKING KLUB 4. PALMER LUTZ TENNIS CLUB 1, 2: VIATOR CLUB 2: VARSITY BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4: BASE- BALL 2, 3, 4: HI-Y CLUB 4: 30 ACES CLUB 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: TRACK 4. PAUL R. MCGUIGAN ROSS TENNIS CLUB 1, 2, 3: ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 3: LATIN CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: HI-Y CLUB 4: CURRENT EVENTS CLUB 2: LA SO- CIETE FRANCAIS 3. MANIFOLD ENTEREII FROM LOWER CI-IANCEFOBD HIGH SCHOOL 4: NATURE CLUB 4: RESERVE BASKETBALL 4: TRACK 4. T we CUB STAFF 2, 3: VIATOR CLUB 2: S. S. GLOBETROTTERS CLUB 3: CLASS TRACK 3: VICERRESIBENT CLASS 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 4: CLASS TRACK 4. ALMEDA MILLER LATIN CLUB 2: IIRAIIIATIC CLUB 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: NOVEL AND BRA- MATIC CLUB 4: ORCHESTRA 4: JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 3. RANDALL B. MILLER INTERCLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3: OR- CHESTRA 2: BRAIIIATIC CLUB 2, 3: TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: LATIN CLUB 3: HGYPSY ROVERN 3: NSUNBONNET GIRL 4: CUB STAFF 4. GRAPE PARLETT ENTERED FROM LOWER CIIANCEI-'ORB HIGH SCHOOL 4: KO-En KOOKING KLUB 4. HORACE PANGLE DRAMATIC CLUB 2, 3: KO-En KOOKING KLUB 4: GLEE CLUB 4: CLASS TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4: CLASS BASKETBAIIL 1, 2, 3. 4: TENNIS CLUB 2 : USUNBONNET GIRLH 4: UKEMPYH 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: LUCKY BREAK 3. STUART POET 30 ACES CLUB 3: HI-Y CLUB 4: OR- CHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: USUNBONNET GIRL 4: GLEE CI.UB 4: BAND 3, 4. ROBERT M. QUIGLEY BUSINESS CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: ALL AMERICAN SALES CORPORATION 4: HILLTOP STAFF 4. CHARLES ROSEMAN ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: TENNIS CLUB 1, 2: GLEE CLUB 4: HI-Y CLUB 4: AVIA- TION CLUB 3: CLASS BASKETBAI.L 3, 4: BAND 3. 4. ELIZABETH ROSEMAN FIRST AID CI.UB 2: GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 3, 4: VARSITY BASKETBALL 2: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: GIRL RESERVE CLUB 3, 4: HIKING CLUB 1, 2: USUNBONNET GIRL 4: GYPSY ROVER 3: MINSTREL SHOW 1: SEWING CLUB 2: TRACK 3, 4: TEN- NIS CLUB 1, 2. FELNOR SEAKS OLYMPHIAN CI.UB 2: LA SOCIETE 3: VARSITY BASKETBALL 3, 4: HI-Y CLUB 4: 30 ACES CI.UB 3: A LUCKY BREAKU 3: TENNIS CLUB 1, 2: NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4: ATHLETIC SCIIOLASTIC SOCIETY 3. nty-seven THE CUB ELMER SICCH HIST ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: BAND 2, 3, 4: CLASS TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4: VARSITY TRACK 2, 3. 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2: SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL 3: BASE- BALI. MANAGER 3: TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: BOYS' GLEE CLUB 2, 3: OLYMPIC CLUB 2: III-Y CLUB 4: 30 ACES CLUB 3. ESTHER SECHRIST ENTERED I-'ROM 'I'HOMPSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 3: FIRST AID CLUB 3: GIRLS' OLEE CLUB 3: SCIENCE CLUB 3: Ko-En KOOKING KLUB 4: SECRETARY OF CLASS 4. DONALD M. SIIINDLER BUSINESS CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: HI-Y CLUB 4: TRACK MANAGER 3, 4: OBCIIESTRA 3, 4: HIGH SCHOOL BAND 3, 4: INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL 3, 4: IIILLTOP STAFF 3, 4. CARL SLIVER ERA KATI CLASS PRESIDENT 1, 2: HILLTOP STAFF 1, 4: CUB STAFF 2: TENNIS CLUB 1, 2: CLASS BASKETBALL 1 : UBIRBS' CIIBIST- MAS CAROL 1: INTERCLASS TRACK 1, 2: BRAIIATIC CLUB 2, 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: KO-En KOOKING KLUB 4: .IOURNALISTIC CLUB 1. SMITH INTERCLASS BASKETBALL 1. 2: INTER- CLASS TRACK 1, 2: BOYS' RESERVE BAS- KETBALL 3, 4: RELAY TEAM 2: OLYM- PIC CLUB 2: TRAVELS CLUB 3: HI-Y CLUB 1. 2: TENNIS CLUB 4: BOYS' OLEE CLUB 4. IRYN SMITH FIRST All! CLUB 2: FRENCH CLUB 3, 4: TRAVEL CLUB 3: KOEB KOOKING KI.UB 4. LESTER L. SM ITII BUSINESS CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: ALI. AMERICAN SALES CORPORATION 4. MARGARET M. S M ITH M A RI LATIN CLUB 1, 2: NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 2, 3: NOVEL AND DRAMA CLUB 3, 4. IARET R. SMITH LATIN CLUB 2: BRAMATIC CLUB 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: NOVEL AND BRA- MATIC CLUB 4. RUTH SMITH SEWING CLUB 1: FIRST AIn 2: GIRL RESERVE 3, 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3: TRACK 3: ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION 1, 2, 3, 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: IIIKING CLUB 1, 2. THOMAS VV. SMITH ENTERED FROM YOE HIGH SCHOOL 3: NATURE CLUB 3: CLASS BASKETBALL 3 : HI-Y CLUB 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: TRACK 3, 4. EUGENE SNELL ORAIIATIC CLUB 2, 3: CUB STAFF 2, 3: LUCKY BREAK 3: HI-Y CLUB 4: HSUNBONNET GIRL 4: KEMPY 4: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF CUB 4: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4: GLEE CLUB 4: FRENCH SOCIETY 3: CLASS PRESIDENT 3, 4. HELEN STEPHENS ENTERED FROM LOWER CHANCEFORD HIGH SCHOOL 4: KO-EB KOOKING KLUB 4. KATHRYN STEWARD BUSINESS CLUB 2: FIRST AID CLUB 3: CLASS BASKETBALL 3: KOEB KOOKING KLUB 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 4: TEN- NIS CLUB 2, 3. MARY TROUT ENTEREB FROM LOWER CIIANCEFOBB HIGH SCHOOL 4: KOEB KOOKING KLUB 4: HKEMPYU 4. MILDRED WAMBAUGH ENTEREO FROM LOWER CIIANCEFORB IIIOH SCHOOL 4: FBENCII CLUB 4. MARGARET WARNER HILLTOP REPORTER 1: EXCHANGE EDI- TOR OF HILLTOP 2: DRAMATIC CLUB 2. 3: CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT 2 : A LUCKY BREAK 3: ASSISTANT EDITOR OF IIILL- TOP 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3: NA- TIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4: KOEB KOOKING KLUB 4: EDITOR OF IIILLTOP 4. KENNETH P. VVISE BUSINESS CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: LUCKY BREAK 3: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4: HEAD TYPIST IIILLTOP 4: ALL AMERICAN SALES CORPORATION 4. GEORGE P. WOLF HLUCKY BREAKY' 3: ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: CUB STAFF 3, 4: III-Y CLUB 4: VIATOB CLUB 2: BAND 2, 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAIS 3. RICHARD H. ZIEGLER ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: CUB STAFF 3, 4: III-Y CLUB 4: VIATOB CLUB 2: 30 ACES CLUB 3: BAND 2, 3: LA SOCIETE FRAN- TEAM 3: CLASS TENNIS CLUB 2: CAIS 3: DEBATING BASKETBALL 3, 4: MANAGER BASEBALL TEAM 4: ORATOB- ICAL CONTEST 3. 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Ferne Warner, Margaret XVise, Glenn lVolf, Alfred Workinger, Joseph Allison, Sadie Barton, Robert Bean, Mary Bit-king, Leola Brennenlan, Clmrles Brennenmn, Ernest Bull, Richard Burkins, Ross Crnley, Ralph Curran, Genevieve Dietz, Curvin Downs, Quentin Drum-k, Charles Druek, Margaret ldisenslnith, Vern Emerson, lidward Plnsminger, Emma Fillmore, Charlotte Frey, Clair Frutiger, William HGHTH Gates. Nvillitllll Glenn, Wayne Grove, Henry Ilaugh, David Ililllgll, Hester Herman, Martha Holland, Richard Hutton, John Keeports, Electa Keeports, I-lilda Kinnnons, Helen Kinard, Richard Kixnes, Belvn Koch, Oda Koons, Margaret Landis, Joyve Lauc-ks, Samuel Leiphart, Russell Lentz, Sterling Lloyd, Thomas , . K ml ' GRADE Manvhey, Robert Marks, Charlotte Mayes Mary Meuds, CIIEIFIGS Meads Robert Miller, Roy Minnich, Richard Neff, J tunes Nickel, William Ohlrogge, Erica Payne, Elwood Posey, Jesse Posey, Mary 1'rall, Lulu Quigley, Margaret Reiehard, James Sentz, Ellsworth Smeltzer, Theodore Smith, Fay Za rfos, Ben Thirty-t-uso Smith, Martha Smith, Raymond Snell, Margaret Sprenkle, Denton Sprenkle, Doris Stein, Elmer Stein, Elwood Stein. Spurgeon Stell, Earl Stine, Chester Strickler, Robert Stroheck, Joseph Strock, Charlotte Taylor, Cynthia Torbert, Kenneth Tsehop, Robert Tyson, James Urey, Paul Warner, Thelma Wise, Margaret Andrews, Robert Bailey, Iona Beck, Lucile Blouse, Delores Blouse, Walter Brenneman, Margaret Briggs, Gladys Bull, Esther Bull, Helen Burg, Sara Crawford, Naomi Curran, Isabel Dellinger, David Donecker, Lester Eaton, Ruth Eberly, Ferne Eberly, Sterling Fake, Eugene Flinchbaugh, Perry SEVENTH GRADE Flinchbaugh. Preston Kinard, Thelma Furry, Gladys Geesey, Dennis Gohn, Charles Gohn, Gladys Gohn, LeRoy Gouker, Fred Gouker, Helen Grove, Irene Hartman, Earl Haugh, Clair Henry, Alineda Howa rd, Raymond Hutton, Ferne Jacobs, Sylvan Keemer, Arlene Keener, Woodrow Keeports, Charles Kinard, Donald Knisley, Clarenc-e Knisley, Hester Koons, Earl Koons, Orpha Lellue, Bryant Lentz, Kathryn Lloyd, Mabel Lowe, Linn-oln Minnieh, Dale Minnich, Janice Quigley, Marie Rawheiser, Earl Rear-hard, Jesse Ream, Raymond Rhineholt, Melvin IuliIl8h01t, Ruth Ritz, Ruth Rohrhaugh, Esther Thirty-three ROSGIIHIII, Virginia Shoff, Guy Sliver, Dorothy Smith, Dale Snyder, Adella Snyder, Gladys Snyder, W'illiam Sprenkle, Lawrence Stine, Fay Stottleniyer, June Streavig, Lucile Thompson, Edward Thompson, Fred Trout, Edwin Trout, Irwin Tyson, Charles Warner, Donald XVarner, Ruth Zarfos, Jean Ann X .wif ..,-, L 9 THE CUB 1 o .,,,, ,9.-1Qfs9x, .lv V' 'ff' Thirty-four THE CUB Tlvlirty-fl'v6 T H E C U B M- 'l'l1irI!l-.wi.r H T H E C U B '- HILLTOP STAFF The l'olumhi:l, Nzlfiullall, and 1'9l11lSXiVillllil Sm-llolzxstiv Press .xSS0l'lilflt7llS lmvv zuvamlvml the Rod Lion Hilltop, second, first, :ind sevoml class l'2lflll,2'S 1'vs1wvtive-ly. Thvsv ratings show that tho svhuol paper is 211110112 the foremost, iu this i'0l1llfl'y. in lllillikhllli. styh- of XVl'ifiIlfI, :md news value. Ilnrcl work on the part of the VIll'i0llS uwlulu-rs of tha- stnii' has lllililll possible the high ratings this paper has 1'em-eivell. I'JlIifUl'-ill-f'llll'f A'l'll.'S Editor Sports Editor A.wixfr1ut.v 1 0fllll1'C Editor H.1'c'l:ungr? Hdilor Alumni Editor .flssoviflfv E1Iitor.w - I-'umilly Literary Advisor .llalnuyiuy Ediior - Business flfllllllgfi' ArI1'f'r1ising Jfllllflyfv' Assistants - Cirmelfzfion. Manager Assisfanvis - Ilcud Typist Assistants - - 1 uf'uIty I3u.xine.s.w Adviser llAliIi.XlU'1'l' W.xl:Nl-:R l'h.srr: l4.xlcl:oU1: - l'.u.m-:R I.U'rz - f'Il.XR!.U'I'TE BAIQEII. D.x1.1..xs SNll'1l.'l'ZlCR. Ll-:1u1.xN lilxirn - T1uc1.xl.x SMIT11 l'1Lu:I.o'1 rE TYSON - IAIRIIC llol-'1f'xI.xN - LUTHER Guin, 1S.kllEl,I.E I1Ul.'l'ZlXlilCli. RICIIARIJ Sxwrxx CARL SLIVER. E1,wuon Rllilllll. 1lEl:m'c.x J. IIEss W11,l,1.u1 Ihsou lloN.xI.n SIIKNIILER IIow.x1m I.l1:IPu.xR'r l4lvl1:Rl':'r'r Ili-:1cn.xlm - l'1nu.xR lfmgx' - II.xuo1.n GIVE. IGL'ul':Nlf: ST:-:IN - KENNI-:'ru XVISE ROREIRT QUIGLEY, MARG.x1usT FLINu11u.x1'u1I. Imlsx' SPL'nLEY Tl1i1'f114sz'1'm1, II.xm'r:Y J. Hl'X'KPI'R IU IOR-SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Composed of prat-ticully all the musiuians of the High Sc-hool, the orchestra, under the dlrertion of Miss Iletrick, has shown :1 splendid school spirit hy their regularity in opening the assembly programs each week and accompanying all plays under the auspices of the Iligh Svhool, during the year. Their first appearance was made in accompanying the operetta Sunhonnet Girl, followed hy Kempy the Senior Class play and last with Tea Topvr 'Pave-rn the Junior play. WVe appreviate the eHorts of all of its members in maintaining: so high a standard of ext-ellenc-e. liasom, William Bit-king, Kenneth llrenneman. Ernest Deitz, Harold Ilellimrvr, Vurvin I'Zhrhart, Walter M. Flillt'llll2lllJ.'Iil, Martin Frutlger, William Geosey, Dennis Glenn, XVayne tlouker, Robert Ilaugli, Clair Iloust-holder, Ethel llutton. John Jac-obs, Sylvan Keeports, Hilda Keesey, llonald Kilgore, Elizabeth Kinard, Iiic-hard Kllnedinst, Dt-lle Lana-ks, Otto Lauer, William Lt-iphart. Iloward Leiphart. Lester Mayes, Arthur Mt-Guigan, Paul Mt'l'hers0n, I-larry Meads, Charles Miller, Ahnedn Minnich, Dale Minnit-h, Richard Nelf, James Neff, John tllphin, Elwood Payne, Elwood Poet, Stuart Riddle, Elwood Sechrist, Elmer Serhrist, Stephen Seitz, t'arl '1'hirty-eight Sentz. Ellsworth Shindler, Donald Smith, D. Miriam Snyder, Adella Snyder, William Snyder, William B. Spurley, Daisy Stauffer, Martha Stein, Elwood Strock, Miriam Taylor, Kenneth Thompson, lildward Thompson. Fred Wagner, Arthur Wa rner, Donald WVarner, Ferne Wolf, George Zarfos, Ben Zarfos, Jay Zeigler. Ric-hard -fw-fwc.L.-fw THE CUB . - , .. -,,,-.fi xw 'w-5, :J is? fr- .fm .1 et, 1 .52-ia.9,+x. ,l .53 545 711492, e, SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB We again have a Girls' and Boys' Glee Club. They have shown us 11ot only vocal ability but dramatic ability as well in their first appearance, Sunbonnet Girl,'i which was lppreciated two nights by a packed house. In their meetings songs for Assembly as well as for the annual Scholastic meet are rehearsed. Credit for the success of this organization belongs to Miss Hetrick, the director. Althouse, Lucille Arnold, Mary Bicking, Kenneth Brenneman, Geraldine Burkey, Florence Burkey, Irene Campbell, Emily Craley, William Dietz. Harold Ensminger, Charlotte EIlSIlliIlfJPl', David Flinchbaugh, Audrey Flinchbaugh. Martin Gabriel Kenneth Gipe, Beulah Grim, Emma Grove. Evelyn Hall, Edward Haugh, Gertrude Heiland, Greta Hershey, Sylvia Hess, Eleanor Hoffman, Lorie Householder, Ethel Husson, Pauline Jacobs, Norma Keesey, Margaret Keller, Grace Kilgore, Elizabeth Klineyoung, Beatrice Laucks, Otto Leiphart, Hester Leipha rt, Howa 1'd Lloyd, Elizabeth Lloyd, Ellen Neff, Rachel Olewiler, Grace Th-irty-nine Poet, Stuart Riddle, Elwood Roseman, Charles Roseman, Elizabeth Smith, Era Smith, June Snell, Eugene Snyder, Elizabeth Snyder, Martha Stabley, Charlotte Stein, Alice Stein, Eleanor Stransbaugh, Iris Throne. Charlotte Tyson, Charlotte Welty, Gladys NVorkinger, Mildred Za rfos, Jay Zeigler, Albert -,J .w -- ' . ',..,-M1 wi' - ,', :-W Wmvl -TT ,I f LA- xl, .. ,MA-u-JP-,-.flzl-1 JY 15,-ik f -' l ws -I'n.Qlf fm IN f w. 'f 4 Q - LJ ,, T H E C L B W. 1, , .,... he f2g.Q,?,l:3Qsiw f lluflllfi-lfn . . . , . il mum-nlv nl small lnwn lllv pw-svllle-cl luv ilu- 51'lllUl' vl lv lm l'upwr7'r1rwrn il l1ll'1'l' llUl'll'2lylllQ vullvgm- NUIIIUFS all wurlc lllll'llljJQ x ll limn 'Il giwn lay ilu- -lllllllll' 1-lalss. .N n liunna-f Girl al lxlllsiml wnllwly hy Ilw film- Vluhs. I-'orlll THE CUB Sf Forty-one BOYS' VARSITY lVith three varsity members of last year's team back, and several can- didates that seemed to show splendid possibilities, Coach Nitchkey saw a real opportunity to develop a good fast team. Facility Manager, Mr. Johnston, immediately began to correspond with other schools. Some of them old 1'ivals of the school and others entirely new. Finally the schedule was completed with twenty-three games. Only eight of these were league tilts. Later, two additional games were added. The members of the varsity are as follows: Craley, Hall and Bicking, forwardsg Seaks and Zeigler, centersg Lutz tCaptainl, Ness, and Lauer, guards. This group of players won twenty-one games out of twenty-tive. The team is believed to be one of the most successful seasons in the history of basketball of Red Lion Ili. Wrightsville Hi Glen Rock Hi' Spring Grove Hi Rothsville Hi' Delta Hi Lititz Hi North York Hi' West York Hi Hanover Hi' York Catholic Hi' Co. Championship W. York Ronmers' R. L. H. S. 0l'l'UNl'lN'l'S SCORE R. L. II. S. 0l'l'UNlfIN'l'S 11 Fawn Twp. Ili S 27 17 York Catholic Hi 13 23 28 Glen Rock Hi T 16 31 Spring Grove 18 35 41 West York Hi' 12 51 29 Alumni' 26 16 25 Lititz Hi' 27 39 24 Delta Ili' 11 24 31 liothsville Hi l0 35 28 North York Hi 13 33 20 Wrightsville Hi' 14 19 20 Hanover Hi 44 19 26 Fawn Twp. Ili' 25 Forty-fu 70 Home Games SCORE 20 T 12 19 10 38 24 20 30 19 13 35 GIRLS' VARSITY With practically a new team at the beginning of the year our girls did not let their inexperience worry them and they went into the games with all the pep, vim, and vigor that the Red Lion teams are noted for. VVe want to con- gratulate them on their record. The members of this year's squad are: Taylor, fMgr.jg Hildebrand, and Smith, forwards, Baker fCaptainJ 3 Stabley, center, Snyder and Albright, side centers, Brown, LaMotte, and Grimm, guards. The girls won seven out of eleven games. Coach Rauch deserves much credit for her work in developing a team which made so excellent a showing. ' The score : Date Opponent Opp. Score li. L. H. S. Dec. 10 York Catholic Hi 13 13 Dec. 12 Glen Rock Hi 7 10 Dec. 27 Alumni 19 15 Jan. 16 North York Hi 7 26 Jan. 17 Wrightsville Hi' 27 37 Jan. 23 Hanover Hi 23 5 Jan. 31 Wrightsville Hi 21 18 Feb. Glen Rock Hi' 12 32 Feb. 27 North York Hi' 20 32 Mar. Hanover Hi' 20 15 Mar. 10 York Catholic Hi' 7 36 fs T H E C U B JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS Some Records broken at Millersville are: Ness 100 yard dash 11 seconds. Sechrist broad jump 20 feet M inch. Junior High Basketball Team, Donald Hall, William Snyder, Frank Hengle, Truman Ehrhart, Iiiclmrd Schoff. f harles Wallick. James Netf, and Ralph Craley. Girls' Coaches: Charlotte Baker coached the Senior girls and with success. Audrey Flinchbaugh coached the Juniors. Rachel Hildebrand coached the Sophomores who were second in the inter-class games. Grace Keller coached the Freshmen who show a chance of a future varsity. Coach Sal Baker, Elizabeth Roseman, Emily Campbell, Grace Keller, Louise Dietrich, Patti Baker, Beatrice Klineyouug. Junior Boys' Class Team: Arthur Mayes, Kenneth Laucks, Martin Flinchbaugh, Max Shaull, Charles McGuigan. Lehman Raub. Leslie Sliver, William Sawmiller. and Gervis Smeltzer. e Men's Faculty Basketball Team: Ivan Mechtly, Harvey B cker, Bernard Wester- berg, Charles Nltchkey, and Hugll Johnston. lt. L. OPPONENTS SCORE 29 Mt. Wolf Jr. Ili 12 18 West York Hi' 13 13 Mt. Rose Hi' 20 23 Mt. Wolf Hi' 10 7 Mt. Rose Hi' S 21 West York 9 ' Home Games Fort!!-four THUE CUB TRACK i i The Track and Field Team composed of Deitz, half mile, relay, Ness 100 yds., 220 yds., relayg Craley half mile, relay: Miller relayg second row Bicking, high jump, Mani- fold, high jump: E. Smith, 440 yds., pole vault, relay: third row, Hull high jump, Hibbs shot put: P. Smith 100 yds., 220 yds.g Shindler, Mgr., fourth row, Sechrist broad jump, pole vault: Coach Nitchkey: Seaks, shot put: Young, broad jump, showed excellent results in two Held meets. Millersville and York County. Winning Class A Cups in each meet. NAME NESS NESS SEcH1us'r BICKING MILLERSVILLE TRACK MEET RECORD T. SMITH CRALEY TIME: EVENTS 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash Running Broad Jump High Jump MILE RELAY E. SMITH Three Minutes-34 Forty-five Seconds N nss TIME 10 2-5 seconds 24 seconds 20 feet, BQ inch 5 feet, 6 inches DIETZ nrvgz- 'qw T H E C U B V , ' f Y f N-f Qual BASEBALL Bust-lmall is the youngest of sports in tho high school. Tho tirst team was orgnnizvd fivv years ago. This yum-'s squad is playing all good gmne of hull and dosorvos 21 lot of credit. Tho llll'Illlil'I'S of tho st und an-0 us follows: Ilako and Suwmiller, ritcllers' I , 1 lfilllll, rutt'i10r: Lutz, first bust-1 Miller, second lrusog Shoff, shortstop: Flinch- ll2lll'il, third buseg A. Zvi- lor, loft. tivld: Luut-ks, t'l'llfl1l' tivldg Slllifil, riifht I' , P Iiold: Ilull, Vrztloy und Young. substitutos: Al2lIl2lQ.'fl'l' of the tozun, Ricllard Zio flcr. 'Pho sa und will losv thrvv monilwrs tilI'0ll 'i1 ruduntion this Your in l rs 5- . , nunu-ly: Lutz. lA2lllt'kS3lll1i llztkv. 'Pho possihilitivs of tht- fttillll winning tho championship this your st-cm very good. At the iillll' ot' the printinff of this book onlv thrvo H'-luics lmve been 1- .. rw' ' played, ull of which wore won hy the local rluh. Much rrodit should go to Suw- inillvr and Iluke for thc woudorful hurling as this moans il lot towards having :1 winning tm-sun. Glvn Rock Hi' , . . . . 2 Red Lion High S1-hool , . . , 5 I,2lllilSiUNVll Hi . . . . . 3 Red Lion High Srhool . , . 5 Now Fl'09liOlll Hi' , . 1 Red Lion High School . . . . 3 Ilztllnstown Hi' . . 2 Red Lion High School . . . . 3 Glen Rovk Ili , , . . 6 Red Lion High Srhool . , . . 3 New Frvodoln Hi . . . 1 Red Lion High School , . , , 2 Faculty . . . , . . 7 Red Lion High School . . . 6 ' Home Games Forty-sia- T H E C U B M Forty-seven THE CUB JUKES Horace P.-Why didn't you get your pants pressed? Burnell M.-I couldn't. Horace--Why ? Miller-Well, every place I'd come to would have a sign saying, Trousers Pressed Inside. ' 1'angle+Well ? Miller-I wanted mine pressd on the outside. What was the joke Mr. Mechtly told in class? I don't know. He didn't say. I understand Bill has broken his engagement with Sal. Did her father object to Bill's shortcomings? No, he objected to his late goings. Miss Kreldler-Yes, Donald, Lapland is rather thinly populated. Donald-How many Lapp's to the mile, Miss Kreidler? LaM0tte-How did mama find out you didn't really take a bath? Bowers -I forgot to wet the soap. Since the Christmas holidays an epidemic of bad colds and spots has broken out among the students. Mr. Johnston-And what become of the old-fashioned girl? Wm. Laurel'-She's still at home. As Patti Uulietb said to Paul QRomeoJ from her balcony, Why didn't you get seats in the orchestra ? Mr. Mechtly- Who is the smartest man living? Arthur Mayes- Thomas A. Edison. He invented the phonograph and radio so people would stay up all night and use his electric light bulbs. Forty-eight THE CUB Forty-nine DIRECTORY DR. C. N. TROUT DR. L. R. HEISLER Dentist Dentist Trout Building First National Bank Bldg. Red Lion, Pa. Red Lion, Pa. CHlROPRACTlC ADJUSTMENTS GETS SICK PEOPLE WELL CHIBOPRAUTIC is the knowledge--not theory or belief-ol' philosophy of cause of disease: the science nl k'-owing how and the art or ahlllty to adjust lt. The human brain ia the dynamo when life currents are oonnentrated. Il brain ahsorhs. lplnal cord arnveys. nerves transmit, and tissues. organs and vlscera receive thls life wrrmlt HEALTH ls the product. Ohatruct the transmission of current and dlsease is the product. Body nlus life equals health. Body mlnus llfe equals death. Disease ls the abnormal lluctuarimi hatween these two qumnldtlas caused hy varying degrees of pressure upon the nerves, lnterfarrlng with tranemilslon. A Chiropraclnr lmowa why, where and how to adjust. the pn-satire to permit mrrenta to continue transmission for the purpose of rooonatnmtlmz disease to health. HEALTH is the restoration of uurrenta, not the stimulation or diminution uf how little does exist. dl W. Phone lied Lion Ofllcu Hours--Rauh Building York 0fllCt+l04 N. George Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9-ll, 1-3, 6-8 P. M. Tuesday 2-4, 6'8 P. M. Tuesday and Thursday 9-ll A. M. Thursday 8-8 P. M. Saturday 9-ll, 1-2 P. M. Saturday 3-5. 643 P. M. J. WALTER SHIPE, D. C. Palmer Graduate Chlmnractor Flrx! National Bank Bldl. Red Llon. Pa. He-refs ax Suggestion to History Teen-liersz History Examination 1. When was the war of 1812? 2. Who wrote McCnulay's History of Ellglllllll? . 3. What two countries took part in the SDilIllSll-Al1l9l'lCilll wnr? 4. In what season of the year did Washington spend the winter nt Vnlley Forge? 5. Give 21 short description of the Swiss Navy. 6. In round numbers what was the durution of the Hundred Years War? --- ----- '---'- f--'----' ----'- -I I7 : f:f::::::f:::::::f:::::::::: C. C. HERRMAN sf if GATES MUSIC COMMERCIAL PRINTING ff ff STUDIOS 5: :g Red Lion Rear of P. o. Building 1: 5: . .I Learn to play your Musical Instrument Red Lion' Pa' fi at the Gates Music Studios L NORMAN ZAR-EOS EE if William Goldman CR. L. H. S. Class 1899, If TAILOR EI 1: 237W.H' hs. Dependable Insurance :E II R d L. li, t Real Estate fl IE e mn, al :I 1: Clothes for Men and Young Men Fifty 1: It 1, lr SEE Let us give you an estimate , If :I on your Builders Hard- 1, '1 Arthur S. Ziegler 1, , wwe, TOOLS, Oil, 1, 41 for all kinds of ll fi Paint 6? Glass 1' ll Fire and Auto Insurance If fl If 12 See our Rainbow Irons 11 ll 1, 11 T 1, 11 Phone 9-W I1 :I Dexter Double Tub Washers 1, 1 il fl - Postoffice Building :E H, W. SHEELER 1, 'I . 4, Red Lion' Pa' fl 1: Red Lion, Pa. 1: ln I: It It If , Miss Hess-Give me n sentence using faseinnte. Arthur Mayes-I have nine buttons on my shirt and can only fasten eight. Howard Leiplinrt-Ain I going to get an A in Chemistry? Mr. Becker-Accidents S0llletiIl18S happen. INTERBOROUGH GAS si FUEL co. I' 33 E. BROADWAY - RED L1oN 5 . 1 'I ig l - . , ll , -1,1 PHONE 48 ,ll I J You Can Do It Better With Gas fl I '?5Q,o. 'Il l I iff1l-ow to-4-. - -,,,::::: ,,::::::::::::::::: I, 1 - - - .....----.----vv.- - -- vv--v v 4, ,I ,I fi W B W I if You can save more if you buy ' O ' ' ' b 11 is ,I , , 4 I cigars y t e ox .1 Pasteurlzed M1lk and Cream 1, I 4, , I I: Quality Ice Cream 1, H. E. 'I 'I 4 4 I IE Red Lion's Oldest and Largest 5, 373 W. Main St. 4 , I IE Distributor of Dairy Products :E EI Dallastown 'I e.....AA......A....e.. no ,I :,,,,,x,,--,,,:, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,::,,.T, ?,::,:::- ,::::: I I ig C O , I Red Lion Florist 4' 1: 4: I 1, Jerome M. W agman :I If you can't talk Dutch ,I If ll I I, 230 W. Broadway 'I SAY IT WITH FLOWERS I: 'I 4, I wr . d - I 4 . ,, 1 other can un erstand lf ,, 1, Yorktowne Service Store 'I 'I I :g Red Lion. Pa. I: gf - -,:,::,:::,,:,,,:, N31 L- xx- - - ex- ,,,,,:,,,,,,,:,,, Mr. Johnston in speaking about Rockview Penitentiary: lt really looks like home! Wallar-e IG.-XVliat do you think of il person who throws a banana peeling on the sidewalk ? William Ilasom-What do you think of a banana peeling that throws a person on the sidewalk ? 'I ::: ::: - A A A:::::: A A A::::-'T :I A A -Y ::: ::::- -:: I I -I 1: I 1, I 'I 'I I C. P. STABLEY 1: 1: I I I I I I 4, 4, 4, I SL COMPANY :g 11 1, I, I, 'I 'I 'I O I jf I Walter I. Rothensies I C75 I I :I 'v :I 4 I I I I I I I I 4 ,I I A Booster for 'I I 'I QI Farmers and Merchants fi I Red Lion I I I 'I 'I 'I ,I Bank Building ,I I I I ff fi I EI Red Lion, Pa. EI ll 'I 'I I 'I 4, I, 4, 'I 'I 'I Q::::- ---- A +:::i l+:::- - - Fifty-two On Many Application Forms for Employment IS THIS QUESTION Do You Save Money? Importance of this question to the employer is that if you have not learned to manage your own ayjrairs, it is not likely you will he wanted to manage his. It seems to be the feeling of all employers that if a man cannot safue for himself, it is hardly probable he can save for them. -SAVE THROUGH -OUR BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK st TRUST COMPANY of RED LION Resources of Banking and Trust Departments over S4,500,000.00 I Fifi y-thfr I I I I I I I GI If::::: ::::: ::::- -s 'I II 1 Sheaffer's Pens and 'I Pencils QUICK LUNCH at If I ' I, DETWILER'S 3, I THE DUG OUT EE I DRUG STORE I I I I II Basement of LaMotte Building I, RED LION, PA. It 1: I: -, , A,,AA,,AA,,AA,AAAA ,,f I,As,, ,s,, ,A,, ,A,, ,I ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'T' i::::::::::f:::::::::::::::::::i MAKE YCUR DULL EVENINGS Red Llon Auto CO. 1: PLEASANT I I I 4, I, I Visit I I' I1 Edd' ' R If ' 5' I le S ecrea lon Authorized Sales and Service Station I I I Center I I Also Tires and Accessories II 'I I I 224 First Avenue :I 'I Repairing of All Kinds 'I 'I 'I 'I ::::::::::::::::::: ::::::l lL:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ' llUl'llu--lvllil is that fellow with the long hair? I4:11'lIel'-Ilefs :1 fellow from Yule. IIm'n -Uh, l'v0 ufti-ii lwzml of those Yule locks. Stuart. l'm-t-I,:1st night I 1ll'i'2llllC1l you lu Lorie Illiiflllilll-'llllili you were lll'l!l,ll1liI1g. veil me. What does that uiezui? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'L 'U-u:::x'::::x:' :Nfl Y xu Munn' A x:::::::E I IC I: o o :I 4, 4, Strand Tailoring gf I I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 1, 'I 'I 'I :I :I :I Company, Inc. I I I I I I I I I 'I I 1' 5: :I T. E. Brooks ' :Ei -: 1: 1, I ig 7 I I I -I 11 I W. H. INNERST :I :I I Local Representative I I I 'I II 4 'I I 4 RED IICJN, PA. I I . ,,,:,-,,, ....rr. :,,-- ,,,Q i,r ..A. -r-,,,s,-,,, r,:,,i Fifty four 1 'n 'il I ' ' ' PAUL D' LEBER EE TYSGN STORE co. Groceries and Delicatessens 137 S. Franklin Street 401 W. Broadway ,I 1, Red Lion, Pa' 1, 'n Sewwe wah a Smlle I: 1 Best Grocries and Best Prices 1, 11 Phone 43-W Your Patronage is Appreciated s,,,s,,,,,, if LL,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -:::::,,::,:::,,,:,,,,,,,,, , ,f,,: ,,,,,,::,,::,,::,::,:::,- You can save by buying at .E Q5 GIFTS THAT LAST Yorktowne Service Stores I' Gifts for Weddings, Anniversar- :. 1: ies, Birthdays, Graduations We Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted . am t. 1 1: Q :E I1 C. H. DESENBERG Phone 151W Orders Delivered E: Red Lion, Pa. ------------ --1------------I L,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 me of the uses of 1-uwliide. Miss 111111911111lllIfP0l'f9I'. vnu you tell me I'o1'te1'4XVel1kIt keeps the vow together. Art -I 1Il'62ll1l91I I was i11 IIHIVQII Inst 11i I'1'et -IVz1s I there? ight. 'n 1 1 11 Art -Yes, thz1t'S how I knew it was il dl'9iIIl1 -::,,,::,,,,,:,::,,,:,,,:,:,:,1 ,- - ::,- , - :- - ,,:,:,: .,..., :, 'I If is puTe 'E UYIIPII Alf , hflltvlllf of LIIVIIIF' 1: 1, 111111 Ullflllfj SIIPIIIIPS , 1 cream that you desire, then try Remember 1, 1, 9 I I Jake s Home Made it 1, RED LIQN :I 1 I I 1: I VARIETY STORE I ou have tried the rest, I1 Ig 41 11 now my the best 1, 11 Sc-IOC-25C-5131.00 Store 1, , I 1, 1 I2 :E ', G. L. REEVER 1 1 Q5 5' Prop. SL Manager :I 1+ 'I I Rear of Red Lion Trust Company :Q :E 28 NOYUI Main Sffeef 1, , 1, 1 C. E. JACOBS, Prop, ig :E RED HON' PA' ,.sss,,.sA A ,,s,. A il I A , Fifry-,fir-fr DRUGS SODAS Automatic Duo-Disc 5, 5: Washers 4: Q5 fi EE Otto Strock SL Co. 5: :E Druggists SAYLOR FURNITURE :I :I '+ REXALL REMEDIE COMPANY 5: 1: S RED LION, PA- Postoflice Building 27 South Main St. :E Red Lion, Pa' Phone 24-J ti ''Make-you'r-home-yozwhobby'' CANDIES KODAKS Joe Ritz-I c':ln't start my Forml. SVh:lt shall I do? Rick -llvsld tho 1IiI'Pl'fi0l1S inside the vain. Pete -'1'o1u Smith h:ls11't ht-on with Be-tx for thrvo weeks. 'l'0tlu--'1'llI'Il9ll over ax new leaf? Pote -No-turnvd over ll new 1-ur. Congratulations and Best Wishes H. L. HAINES Fifty-sim The Farmers SL Merchants National Bank Corner Main and Broadway Red Lion, Penna. Capital - - - S 1 25,000.00 Surplus and Profits - 400,000.00 Deposits - - - 2,500,000.00 SAVING PHILOSOPHY 1. From the dawn of Creation, Tortoise Saving has always won the race against Hare Speculation. 2. Saving is just as essential to a healthy financial growth as water to the growth of plant life. 3. Wealth has many tools but Saving is the handle that fits them all. SU GGESTION Spend less than you earn. An account here will help you save it. Fifty-xc' iff I ':TI 1' ' Tl 1, 1, 1, it it 1' I If fl Diamonds Watches 11 1 if I' 11 IC 11 1- 'I 1 KLINEDINST'S '7 'I 'V I1 1 'I 1, 1, 1, 35 N. Main Street 1' 1' 1' ,I 1 C. H. SHAFFNER 1: I I I , E5 1: 1: the JEWELER 1: 1 1 1 IE If 1' 1 ' . . 1' Coats Dfegses 11 11 Watch, Clock, Jewelery Repairing 11 :, :I :I . . I Mzllmery 1, 1, :I I 1, 1, 1, Hosiery Lingerie :I 12 11 I I ', 1, 1, 1, 11 11 Clocks Silverware 11 1 :I :I :I 1: 11 1: ::::::::::::::::,-:::::::::::lI 2::::::::::::::,:::::::::::: -::J1 Miss Behrer-What do you think of when you see the name George Eliot? Elizabeth K.-Oh, that man is :1 lady. Miss Behrer after recitation by Levere Douglass- Did I 111-:Ir something? 1meaning gramnxuticul errorl Levere- I wus talking. ,::::,:::::::::::::,::::::::T, ,:::::::::::::::::::::::: ,:::::.T, 'I 'I 'I :I :I :I 1 .1 RED LION 1 I 1 1 BREAD 'I 'I A 'I 1 . 1 1: 1: XSS' 11 WARNER 1: 1: 6' 1: :I :I QQ' :I I I BROTHERS 1: TI Phone 37-W 'so I: 'I 'I 'Le' 'I 'I 'I , Q 'I 1, 1, ,O 1, 'I 'I 9 'I 1 :I S0 :I ., 1: O9 1 LIO 1 1 9 1 I 1: 1, S5 QUALITY 1, 1- 1 ss' 1 1: 1: ,Qs oRocER1Es 1 1, 1, 1, T H E A T R E ' 1 1 1 1E 1 15 'I I 'I 1 11 Holtzingers Bakery I1 1 1, 1, 11 ll Red Lion, Pa. I1 1 1 1 -I I 1 1, 1, 1, - - - ..,............ - - .... - - -,1 y,,,,,:,:,,::::,::,::::::::::::5- I-'iffy-fight '1 1 P 1- ---------- -------v----'- - --I 1' '-- -- -- ---- 1, lr 4: I l ll 0 Eg GIPE and TAYLOR if ig Cont1no's Shoe Shop 1- :: 1 1- QUALITY GROCERS 1: :E Wiiiiiers of Second Rrize : 12 11 National Shoe Expositign 3 627 W. Broadway if fl March 1931 at Chicago I P 1 1: 1 :E Free Delivery Phone 2-R I1 :E Phone 35'M 4 1 l,.,:,,:,,,,:,, i,,,,,,,,, 'i :L-., -,,-.,,,,x,- M- l xx Hu' 'U 'xxl , :::x:::::::x:::::xxxv 1, 1' ' 1 STANDARD ELECTRIC 1' Ben T. LaMotte YI 1' RANGES 1: 1 ' 1: Cwfhfff 4 if cRosLEY RADIUS 1' The store for High 1: 1' School Boys L, S. S. ' ll 1' 3: RED LION, PA. jc :E ELECTRICAL CO. LL AJJJ ':::::::::::::::- -:::l ll-ffiifffff3555:-:'-:::::::::::: Miss Kre-i1ll01'-XVl1y is Africa 1-zllle-11 il 1l:lx'k C'1n1ti11e11t? Lysle Ande1'S0n-Bewlllse the people are lrlzlc-k. Prohleuis Ulzlss-Mr. JUIIIXSUJII-fl'l1PI'P has 1'e1'eut1y been 1 1'vv1rll1ti01l ill Liliill Auierica, Where :lt :uid tell us about it? Paul. Paul M.-In Spain. FII:rv-J:IIi:::::::::::::.-::::- 5:::::::::::'-::'- ll ' 1 TYPEWRITERS rrraa 'V X, ff.,f-'-1L- will ll ,Q ' f' '1 'V X , .: LN- - '11,, iiiii 1 fe, ef-fee 1 1 El -' f 9. 1 99 I 'n - ' ,isis .ff SEQ?-9 'X '1?99g , iff? A fffei- 9r9RGi65.Z'353?Qb '91 0 T' :E 11,5 X ,.,,, i f I X V, 1 ..-.. ...- .?, 1: 2 19,4 fd 1 :::::::::::af1,. I A 4f4.+au..n.ara-alqi--f 2 E ' v . -M , A - E E ' . 1 '1 QE When making your selection of typewriters be sure 11 you select the typewriter which has all the good features, and if is the Best Money Can Buy . 1 I I: , 1: BANCRoFT I: 33 SOUTH DUKE STREET 11 YORK, PA. Dial 51561 '1 U,-:::: -:::::::::::: :::::::- - - A::::-:::::: lfiffy-nine v ::: A:::.0 Eat Tasty Bread With Guaranteed Ingredients Buns-Cakes-Rolls C5 FREY'S BAKERY 25 E. Broadway RED LION, PA. Keep your home fit Investigate us for a neat job Nice Line of Fishing Tackle Agency for Estate Heatrolas Ranges to suit all Delco Water Systems Sherwin Williams Paints I. G. F. KINARD 238 First Avenue RED LION, PA. v----o-----,--v .... ::::::: Latin Flaws-Miss M1-ngvs-XV11y do Illkllll? ns hum their dead instead of burying Bill Busmn-'Po have the fun seeing the-in burn. Miss BOIll'0l'-IICNV uumy l'IlII1Il'0ll did Dickens lizlvv? l'hnrlott1- Tyson-1 In-livvv it was eleven. Q0::::4:::-,::::.'-::-'::::: -A---- A ------ A A A A ------ A A A A A --A--A WE MAKE YOUR HOME MORE HOMEY WITH FURNITURE THAT LASTS A LIFETIME W ,WM I I . UN Zarfos gl Burg in i I A -:miss s I York County's Largest qtlr I Furniture Store -21: v,q'o ' 10- s1 3gf,fiJiziQg I ,ff Voss Electric Wasliers 153' of w A Q N ' ,y ur 'Eg-Qgtyjffffj-f:iI' 29-31 W. Broadway 1 1 I Red Lion, Penna. ATWATER KENT AND VICTOR RADIOS EARL B. BURG Funeral Director and Ambulance Service ,-,-,--- A A... A- ..........,....... --------- ,E Smoke the Snyders Yorktowne 1: 1, Service Stores EQ RED DQT zoo N. Main Sr. LUMBER CELOTEX FOR SERVICE SEE THE 3E 5E Raymond D Roth ARNOLD LUMBER ng IL ' COMPANY If The Auto Electrician and Red Lion, Pa' 'E K Battery Man 1: 1: 74 First Avenue HARDWARE CEMENT 3 1: Red Lion, pa, If-M U ---AAA,,A,, un, Miss Slit-lbe1't-Ellis Malckley will you please he quiet 'R Fllis M -Lvrle 11:1 ' ' -'l A . . s E lllj pen: 1 . Miss S.-Lysle, please give him his penvil. Qthrows it hawk to Ellisl Miss S.-You two boys l'l-'lllillll alftei' svhool. Ellis-XVill I get home before dzlrk? Russell Uruley-Iflllis' lights are not working. . F. BUECKEL Plumbing and Heating North Main Street Red Lion, Pa. Phone 36-J Sixty-one 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Three Words with a similar Meaning STROBECKS' SONS P A I N T I N G D E C O R A T I N G We lead them all, in Interior Decorating RED LION, PA. 'I I, ........ ,- ......... .... - ....AA - ....A - ....- ...A- ...-- --.-- - A --------'----------- ---------------,,----- -v-------- 'I- 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Lf COOK ELECTRICALLY! You Cook With Heat-Not With Fire And th:It's the reason why electric ranges c-:lu do your cooking for you more easily, quickly :Ind conveniently. Au olectric Hinge gives you heat without tire. When you cook the electrit' way, your pots and puns are never sc-orc-lied by fire. The-y're ulwuys spotless without st-ouriug. EDISON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY 27 West Market St. York, Pennsylvania Mr. Becker in Chemistry Class- Eugene Snell can you tell me how iron was dis- covered? Eugene-- Well I heard you say the other day that they smelt it. The following notice has been posted on un apparatus in Physics Class- Bewz1re! To touch these wires is instant death. Anyone found doing so will he sent to the office. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Be A Man-Smoke Cigars Best in Wooden Boxes I5 KALTREIDER CIGAR BOX CO. Manufacturers of Cigar Boxes Red Lion, Pa. L-: Si.1-fy-tzro THOMPSON 205 South George Street Day and Night Courses 1. Higher Auuiziixitam-y and Public Auditing. 2. Private Secretary Course. 3. Commercial Teac-her Training Course. 4. Drnfting-Merhaniral and Architectural. 5. Civil Servive-Railway Mail, Iityc. COLLEGE YORK, PA. Entire Year 6. Salesmanship and Advertising. 7. Aviation Drafting. 8. Dictatypy-Machine Shorthand. 9. Chain Store Management and Accounting RED L1oN TRANSFER if COMPANY :E 3: J' T' GOHN Local and Long Distance Contractor-Free Estimator Drawing Q5 55 155 s. Franklin sf. 55 EE if Red Lion, Fa. CALL M. at F. R. R. OFFICE QE gg 4+ Dad- How did you make it in your examination in History? Elmer Sechrist- Not so good! But what can you expect? They asked me about a lot of things that took place before I was born ! Edgar U1-ey- Darling, you look sweet enough to ent Z Mary Trout- Eat! That's right, I'm as hungry as a wolf! Let's go! Red Lion Ice Company Phone 23-W Q5 400 TO S I RE ERVE Q5 ICE-NATURES OWN REFRIGERANT -NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER THINK IT OVER Si.rf11-lIn'f'r' 'F 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I WE DO WORK THAT U 'I ii Pleases and A f f ummm ff Looks Well ' f ff f f f , . , . . f f .444 I: Qwes batzsfactzon 'WE E?'R'NG and Wears Well I DO NOT RUIN YOUR HARDWOOD FLOORS if Witli Our Latest Machinery We Do Not Use Nails on Ladies' Heels if ANDERSON'S GRAIN AND FEED CO. li Grain, Flour, Feed, Coal-Quality Feeds , YoRK, PA. ,I QQfi,i.IQQleQ,lfQf Q' THE BROADWAY BLUE ROOM RESTAURANT 'I CANDIES soouas CIGARS 'l'om Sllnitll-f:ll'1'vstv4l for s Ioo1li1Ig I- li - - - .- - v 0- - 4-,-,4-Q-Q4-4-:Nov-wa uf. your l0IlUl', :Im zu sv mo my, 1 1 I l I l Jll4l20'- l1.fl.l0l'illll'l' mlm-sift OXUIIS1' 2lllj'lNNlX IIolI L.-lllll groping fm' words. I Patti B.-We-ll, you lltIll'f expect to flllll fll0lll 2ll'1lllll1l my lll't'li. do you? r fee:::::::::::::f::::::::' ff .iff :::r:::::::::: 'I I ll l o 1' I . . '+ Furna :C One Stop Service Station fl ig ce B' Olewllef I ll 'V . ' ' 1+ Funeral Director 1 'I 'I Ambulance Service- I 95 Day or Night 1, l 1 145 East Broadway 22 Pomraning Motor gg ' PHONE 218-M I Company Red Lion, Pa. l' RED LION PA ll , HALLAM-County 69R12 , Graduate Embalmer If - - ::l L- - ----- A - Sixty-f 0 M7' of-1-Q-.p..'.,..,. Sixty-five Your annual will portray the actitities of your school in an even greater measure when planned and executed by us EP ANNUAL DEPARTMENT York Color Plate Engraving Co. School and College Annual Engravers York, Pennsylvania ::::: :.-:::::::::- :::: ::::: :- :::::0::::::::: :v A: Mr. Ilvc-In-1'- My hnir is In-ginning to mlm- mit. what shnll I gut to In-vp it in? Mrs. livvlwt'- A IHIIWI' Img. tltto-Wliy did you hrt-:lk with ? I IIIUIIHIII you wort- vruxy :lhuut In-V? l':lul-I nm. 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