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

 - Class of 1938

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Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA) online collection, 1938 Edition, Cover
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'- nf '-'- il ,, - , ,. - , ,,. A 5 , ' . ,'t f. 1 .mx 1 , 4 1 , 1 1:-3,-C '- fuw: W, .j,,f,,L,5..4-w , A, X it M 1 , I x 55 ,5 ,- L: ., 'Ii-IE LION THE SENIOR CLASS RED LION JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL RED LION, PA. 1 Q f I 9 3 6 QS 44 ? W Qgxup ag ff 9 55 MW ' 0'5 ff ff L ,MNQQ K 'E Q gf, If A My-igv N4 yggwf' nw'--X L Pi 4 , FV REWORD It is the desire of The Lion of 1938 to revive for the alumni of this institution, the fast fading past, to record for the students the glowing present, and inspire others to seek a future here. ON Ti-IE i-IILLTOP To EDGAR C. MOORE We, the class of 1938, respectfully and devotedly dedi- cate our senior publication, The Lion, in grateful appreciation of his twenty-five years of untiring service in the schools of Red Lion. May this dedication be a small token of reward for his many years of sincere efforts and faithful service. DEDICATIV N 7 ,F ,,,, ,WH K I I LI' N STAFF I EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...... . ..... MELBA ZARFOS ARLENE SMITH N BUSINESS MANAGER ..,....... ROBERT KELLY ASSOCIATE EDITORS ......... 4MARIE LOGA ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER, VIVIAN HUTTON CIRCULATION MANAGER .... JOHN MATTHEWS ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER, ERNEST DUNNICK ART EDITOR .... ..... B ETTY SMITH B HUGH JENNINGS ASSISTANT ART EDITORS.. ESTHER GRIM PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . TYPISTS, . . ADVISER ..... JUNE NESS GEORGE ZIEGLER EVELYN CURRAN .. JOSEPHINE INNERS ELAINE GROVE JOHN STUMP FERNE STALLMAN JANET RUNKLE VERNA BAKER MARTHA BARSHINGER . . . .HARVEY J. BECKER EUNTENI5 HDMINIETRUTITIUN ELI! 5 3 E5 HIQTIVITIEE FEIJTUEE if , V Q. H '- If 1551 2 - fm fsgflf TNQ an ' m To live as gently as I cang To be, no matter where, a mang To take what comes of good or ill And cling to faith and honor stillg To do my best, and let that stand The record of my brain and handg And then should failure come to me Still work and hope for victory. -EDGAR A. GUEST 1 O -af 'Q QSM ZZ! LkAVE'Tu-5fKVE , UVTER T N1 LEARN zfzmlizi I Il Q ll! 'E' 'I-. 1 1, 'f 5' ? 5 , Q , Z! 'Q 1 g ALBERT G. W. SCHLEGEL, A.B., A.M., Ed.D Supervising Principal Moravian College A.B.g Pennsyl- vania State College A.lNI., Ecl.D.g John Hopkins University. 12 HARVEY J. BECKER, B.S., A.M. ffunior-Senior High Principal Shippenshurg State Teachers Col- legeg Franklin and Marshall College B.S.g University of Pittsburgh A.M. O BOARD VF EDUCATIV N DR. Cf N. TROUT, PRESIDENT THOMAS C, HOLTZINGER. VICE PRESIDENT MARY E, YAGLE, SECRETARY DAVID R. FINK, TREASURER WILLIAM F. DRUCK, BOARD MEMBER 14 RAYMOND E. BARNHART B.S. Science FACULTY 5 Albright College, Elizabethtown College eggs I ONE YEAR AT RED LION CALEN B. BAUGHER B.S , . Hzxlory, Business Arithmetic Lebanon Valley College, Penn State TWO YEARS AT RED LION ,- H. RICHARD DIEHM, B.S. IN Music Music Supervisor West Chester, 'l'eInplv University TWO YEARS AT RED LION SARA ENSMINGER, A.B. Freneh and English Lebanon Valley, Penn State FIVE YEARS AT RED LION sz' V W, 'I ' -1 3 aw . ' ' , , .I lei? Yi - A . X -y Q N.--V RACHEL W. BRINTON, B.S. Health and Physiral Education Temple University TWO YEARS AT RED LION LEE H. DIEHL, B.S. Geography Shippensburg State 'l'eacl1er's College, Clark University SIX YEARS AT RED LION A1455 MARY E. FARLLING, A.B. English Susquehanna University, Penn State TWO YEARS AT RED LION CIAIR A. FRITZ, BS., M. ED. Social Studies Grove City College, Penn State SEVEN YEARS AT RED LION 15 FACULTY ESTELLA HOFFMAN, AB. English Hood College, Penn State FOUR YEARS AT RED LION LORHZ HOFFMAN, AJS. Social Sfullies Penn State ONE YEAR AT RED LION KATHRYN JONES, B.S. Art Temple University ONE YEAR AT RED LION MARIE KEEPORTS, A.B. English Penn State FOUR YEARS AT RED LION MAZIE C. GABLE Principal of the Gfades Millersville State Teachers College BEULAH M. HALL, B..-N., M. En. History Pennsylvania College for Women, Indiana State Teachers College, Penn State ELEVEN YEARS AT RED LION ' if ' ' 'is QQ:-2515235 S 1 AS: E K S gg A st, t i 4 'I ...,.. EARL HECKENDORN, B.S. Indzzslrizzl Arls Millersville State Teachers College FOUR YEARS AT RED LION LURENE HENRY, D.H. Denial Hygienis! Ternple University THREE YEARS AT RED LION 16 HARRIET lVIArl l'ER, A.B., B.S. IN L.S Librarian Dickinson, Drvxel Institute of Technology TWO YEARS AT RED LION EDGAR C. MOORE, AB. Illatilemalics, Penmanship Elizabethtown, Univcrsity of I'v1u1sylx'zi- nia, Pcnn State TVVENTY-FIVE YEARS AT RED LION BESSIE V. REIVER, A.B., NLS. Alailzemafics MillL'rsvillv Statr' 'liz-aClI1'1's' , Collm,-gm-, Elifalwtlitown, Univcrsity of Penn- Sylvania TWENTY YEARS AT RED LION HELEN RHODES, B.S. Commercial Subjects Indiana State Teachers Collcgcg Uni- vvrsity of Pittsburgh TI-IREE YEARS AT RED LION FF CULTY CIIARLES R. NIICHKEY, B.S, Heallh and Physical Education, Direclor of Afhlrflirs East Stroudsburg Statv 'I'vaCht'rs' Collvgc, Prfnn State' NINE YEARS AT RED LION LEONA REED, B.S. Home Enonomics Albright College ONE YEAR AT RED LION 5: .ff aa N. EUGENE SHOEMAKER, B.S.,En.M. Scienre Millersville Statc Teachers College, Penn State THREE YEARS AT RED LION REBECCA IVALLICK SMELTZER Srhnol Secrelary Rod Lion High School 329 NINE YEARS AT RED LION FA CULTY MARIAN STRAYER, A,B. Lalin and English Lebanon Valley College FOUR YEARS AT RED LION R. ESTELLE SMITH, R.N. School Nurse Slippery Rock State Normal Simmons College, Temple Univer- sity, Penn State College TWELVE YEARS AT RED LION School, DOROTHY M. s'I'R1NE, Bs., MA. : Y Commercial Subjects In T. Susquehanna University, Columbia Uni- P i , I Vcrsity i J H EIGHT YEARS AT RED LION V JOHN SWAGERT, Bs. qvqvq Ala! h e rn zz I in 5 In i Millersville State Teachers College A FOUR YEARS AT RED LION I RUSSELL E. YOAS, B.S. Commercial Subjects Susquehanna University, Penn State Col- lege SEVEN YEARS AT RED LION 18 ff! 1 ,2 r 4 U St ff' if ' My ,f-fx rg 'TEN 'Q K5 ls . X X X ' X 1' fW JN J-,W +ffj',:. X H N- Vi , 1' N1 Nix?- Q, ,vu X Q1 SWA fi Bm Qi! K' N 33 , EQE4-'TK 1 xx -Y .M ,,.q,,N R 1 . x , X N X f 4' ffX51w5 AiTf5Q,rQf! x f. ' , U -A ' 51:1 ?fN Vw:1m M W w 'Q XVMVT K-5 .. 4' .YK a- Uv., ' 'K NK f. V, -X K ww Jr wk '1w.'Qg:E1'..E.-,-.Ag . - , Y QA. 4 xg , Q xzlmgggggi -SK l hly. .,,, XY 2 Q5-'irfs-155553 l Q X 3 w M qi X Y X x,xMp,,. by he . EIV ,L,., .A ., V, -1. A..-:x .. .1. ,,3!1?2,qx ,fi . , , 5 ' fp X 2 f W Q ug -1 z 'I -'E' X 2 . af' -3:2 ' T,?LEL s L+ FFKZEQS PRESIDENT .,..... ..... J OHN MATTHEWS VICE PRESIDENT. . . ........ MELBA ZARFOS SECRETARY ....... ........... B ETTY SMITH TREASURER .... .... .I OSEPHINE DIETRICH CLASS COLORS: Royal blue and silver. CLASS MOTTO: Lexx than our best is failure. 20 CLASS FLCWER Tea roxc. VIOLET AGNES AKINS MARTHA MAE BARSHINGER MPEPPERI' For Hca1'cn'5 Sake commsncmn. counss QQQ SUE ALLEN USUZIE-Q HSIIRLTCITIH ACADEMIC COURSE 0,9 CHARLOTTE REBECCA ANDERSON PORKY,' My WorLI! ACADEMIC COURSE 6.6 VERNA VIOLA BAKER BAKER,' My Qforyfn COMMERCIAL COURSE ' QQQ BETTY EILEEN BARNHART -'BETH HSIIILCIQSIH Acmnswuc counss MARTY BASH UI-Iorlcsr To Iohnfn comMERclAL counss QQQ DOROTHY MAE BOWSER uDOTx9 HOI1 Yeah. ' ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ Ross BIXLER BROWN '-BROWNIEH N11tx!', ACADEMIC counse 6,9 CH ESTER MARTIN CRALEY CHET' OSCAR Mc, Toof' ACADEMIC couRsE 9,0 DORTHA ROMAINE CRALEY MDOT!! Suffering S1mfisI1!'I commsncuu. counss I I ! I ! LE VIOLET JANE CRALEY JANlE Gos!1! COMMERCIAL COURSE QQQ EVELYN LOUISE CURRAN '-SHoRTY I-Ieck! ACADEMIC COURSE QQO JUNE ISOBEL DAUGHERTY DOC, Oh, My Goodness! Acxmsmlc counss QQQ VVILLIAM CHARLES DAY, JR. BILL PREACH Hi, Boy! ACADEMIC COURSE 6.0 VERNA JOSEPI-IINE DIETRICH Jo JODY Great Caesar! AcAnEMlc counsz CHARLOTTE AMANDA DIETZ -'DIETZYH TI1at's What You Think! AcADENuc counss QQQ LLOYD M. DOUGLAS HDOUGU We!!, Good For You! AcADEMlc counss QQQ WILLIAM MARTIN DOUGLASS BILL Aw, You Dorff Say! GENERAL counss QQQ VVILLIAM ERNEST DUNNICK '-LAME BRAIN ERNIE Put Up! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ VVILBUR FRANKLIN EATON NWIBYY Holy Buckets! COMMERCIAL COURSE CAROLINE KATHERINE EBY CAROL fl 17 Aw, Gee! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ EARLE LEON ELLIS HMONK!! Seconds, Buddieln ACADEMIC COURSE 6,0 CHARLES NATHANIEL FAUTH CHARLIE Aw, I-Ieck!'I ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ ELWOOD LEROY FAUTH -fFAuTl-:YH Holy Smokes! COMMERCIAL COURSE QQQ GLADYS IONA FAUTH Gl.ADlE UOI1 My!'I ACADEMIC COURSE DALE EUGENE FIX nFlX9s HQuietI'I ACADEMIC couRsE QQQ HENRY WELLINGTON FLINCHBAUGH ssHENr9 UOI1 Yealn GENERAL couRsE QQQ WILLIAM STERLING FLINCHBAUGH BILL', Great Buckets! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ LUTHER SCOTT FREY f-MIKEU Ain't That: SometI1in'? ACADEMIC COURSE 0,6 NIERVIN C. FREY ICBINGS, I Ain't Sayingv COMMERCIAL COURSE ,..... .,. - V V-WW Y A CHARLES BRUCE GEMMILL OLLlE 'fcEl.lA '4TllI4C'YO1LT'TITHC.,, ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ EARL EUGENE GEMMILL GENE HAM' Sfmckxn GENERAL COURSE QQQ ROBERT HARDING GIBSON 4sHOOTss UGO Jump In A I.cLkC. , ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ BERNARD HARRIS GRIM BARNEY', Leis Arguc About It! ACADEMIC COURSE 9.0 ESTH ER ALVERTA GRIM BRIDGET HYYIIIWIIYIETIH Nr1FooIingf ACADEMIC COURSE JACOB LUTHER GRIM HAM' Heck! LUTE ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ RICHARD EUGENE GRIM HWCW' HHVYLL, BLLILII' QQQ VVANDA ELAINE GROVE HGROVEYU HIVI15'?,' ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ DALE VINCENT I'IANNIGAN POS BOB DEQ Wanna Fi,qI1t? ACADEMIC COURSE 9.6 NORMAN EMORY HEDRICK 'UOHNNW' Holy Srvlokcsfn COMMERCIAL COURSE ALMA ELIZABETH H EFFNER 4sHEFFvv Holy Cats! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ MABEL. HENRIETTA HEILAND MABS HQI1, I-Iou' Cute! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ MARION HENRIETTA H EILAND SQUIRT HI'IOIiCf' Hun! ACADEMIC Counse QQQ HORACE ELWOOD HEISS -'LITTLE PURDH HIDCVIIII Do What I WOIIILIIIIIIII COMMERCIAL COURSE QQQ MAURICE BURNELI.. HENRY MIKE tlA7ld How! COMMERCIAL Counss IRWIN H. HERSHNER --HERSHH KKTIIKIKYS Ro1r4qI1. ' ACADEMIC counss 6,0 MARGUERITE JANET HESS --DAlSEY UO. K, ACADEMIC COURSE 0.9 RICHARD SHERWOOD HEYNE HElNIE I'm I-Iookcdfu GENERAL COURSE QQQ ETHEL ROMAINE HOFFMAN --BABSH My Gosh! ACADEMIC Counss QQQ VIVIAN FRANCELIA HUTTON SKIP HQUEENIEH HTISI1 TisI1. ' ' ACADEMIC CQOURSE 'P ARCHIBALD MILLER HYSON 'ARCHEU HQQQ Whiz! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ JOSEPHINE IVIAY INNERS ...lou I Beg Your Pardon! ACADEMIC COURSE 6,6 HUGH VINCENT P. JENNINGS UMIPU HOI1, Boy! ACADEMIC COURSE 600 CHARLES FREY JOHNSON CHUBBY No Foolin! ACADEMIC COURSE 6,9 RAY FRANKLIN JONES 'UONESU Sworn To Qoodnessln ACADEMIC COURSE EVELYN DOROTHY KEENER HEPMEH UCURLW' HQ. K. Toots. You Can? Make Mc Mad ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ DALE KEEPORTS UKEEPYU USMC Thing! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ ROBERT VVILLIAM KELLY KELLY UQI1, Don't Talk So Dumb. GENERAL COURSE QQQ EARL EUGENE KILGORE PETE HPI1ooey. ' ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ ROSETTA IVIARNELL KINARD nslsu HROSIEQQ Goodness Me! COMMERCIAL COURSE , C,...... , Cn 1 VERNA EMMA KING A-KINGYH Yes, I Don't Know. ACADEMIC Counsa QQQ KATHRYN CAPTOLIA KISE UKAYU Holy I-Inn. ACADEMIC Counss QQQ ALMA ROMAINE KNISELY '-SHRIMP HI Ain't A Saying. ACADEMIC Counss QQQ BETTY JANE KNISELY BETZ BARNEY You'Te TcIIin' IV' COMMERCIAL Counss 9,6 DALE FRANKLIN KOHLER I-COKE!! Come Ong You Can Drift To Yoef' ACADEMIC COURSE CELIA LORRAINE KREIDLER CECILE What Does That Malcc IVIefTwins?,' ACADEMIC Counse QQQ B ETTY LAIVIOTTE IIBE1-Zn I Wfax Afraid Of That. ACADEMIC Counsz QQQ DOROTH EA ELIZABETH LANDIS nDEEsy Oh, SI1csI1!'I ACADEMIC Counse 9,0 IVIILDRED FAE LANDIS LANDIS UOI1, M5'. ' ACADEMIC Counsz QQQ JOHN FRANKLIN LIGHTY JOHNNY I'II Be Dacl BIamc! ACADEMIC Counsz MARTHA JOSEPHINE LLOYD ...jon HTl1at's Rigllrln ACADEMIC couRsE QQQ MARIE LOUISE LOGAN -'l.oRlE 'KWhat In The Henn3'? ACADEMIC COURSE f 9.0 FREDERICK FRANKLIN MAJEWSKI K.-I-EDU For Goodness Sake! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ EVELYN BETH MANIFOLD -aEVEu HSll.QL1,T.U HFUT Hca1'en'5 Sfllifln ACADEMIC COURSE 900 JOHN DELLINGER MATTHEWS A-MATTHEWS '-PRES. UGrcaL Balls Of Wrapping Twine! ACADEMIC COURSE HAROLD REED MCALLISTER '-MACH HHOM' Do You Know? ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ DAVID ROBERT MCPHERSON --DAVE HQrcat Balls Of Cat Fur! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ THOMAS FRANKLIN MEADS KFJERKH HTOM!! NMS ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ NAOMI ERDINE MONTGOMERY USHRIMPU M3' WorLl! ACADEMIC COURSE 900 JUNE DELAINE NESS JUNE Dorff Make Me I.,CLll,Ql1.IH ACADEMIC COURSE CLAIR DEVVAYNE NOLLER WAYNE HSU7IICI7OLIf',S Going Tu Qc! HIITl.IYI ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ DENTON ERVIN RAUB '-RAUBYH IIClJ1I.idT71 III ACADEMIC COURSE 900 PERRY WILTON RAWHEISER BUCK You Know IVIIIIL I Mean. COMMERCIAL COURSE QQQ PRESTON FRANCIS RIDDLE PRET QU WzI5'.' You BolIIcr MII. ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ JAMES FRANCIS RUNKLE URUNKII HI'II Bc Dad BILIIIII'-H ACADEMIC COURSE JANET CATHERINE RUNKLE JANIE,' Gee VVIIIQV' COMMERCIAL COURSE QQQ G EORGE WILLIAM SCHMUCK '-RED USU IX7I1cll? ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ MABEL LUCILLE SECHRIST SKIP Arc You Sure? COMMERCIAL COURSE Q00 MILDRED ERDINE SECHRIST HMII.I. KIYOII Dumb BIITI7Ij'.H ACADEMIC COURSE Q00 RALPH LEROY SECH RIST PERKY HI33' Cyollyff' GENERAL Counse BETTY JANE SHAULL G-ETTYH Good Gravy BRUCE CLAY SMITH ASH --1cEHousE,' Better Late Than Ever. ACADEMIC COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ 0.6 EMERSON DANIEL SHELLEY DORIS KYLE SMITH TIP SMITTY I'll Bust You One! ACADEMIC counss 600 ARLENE KATHRYN SMITH CORKY Drad-Dad-Ir! ACADEMIC COURSE Q00 BERNICE ELIZABETH SMITH SMITTY BERNIE Oh Sugar! Dear Agnesf, ACADEMIC counss QQQ BETTY GERALDINE SMITH :IEE-I-Su ff ,Q Grfrrdr ACADEMIC counss TI1at's Rare. ACADEMIC COURSE 006 LLOYD HAROLD SMITH --BUMMERH I Ain? Saying. COMMERCIAL counsz 0,6 VIRGINIA TYSON SMITH GINGER My I-Iea1'ens. ' ACADEMIC counsa QQQ VVANDA KAY SMITH IIREDH 'KM5' W70rJ. ' ACADEMIC counss LOUISE IVIILDRED SNYDER SHORTY Dorff Kid Mc. ACADEMIC COURSE 0,9 FERNE ANIELIA SPRENKLE --SPRIGGYH Hfjce Whiz! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ HAZEL IVIABEL SPURLEY SHORTY Gee WI1iz! AcAoEMuc counss QQQ IVIILTON WAYNE STABLEY MICK Ufjee WI1iz! GENERAL COURSE 660 VELNIA MARGARET STABLEY -'REDH HYVI3' I-Iea1'anx! commsncuu. counss FERNE LOUISE STALLMAN FERNIE UNK? Kidclingn COMMERCIAL counse QQQ RICHARD JAMES STALLMAN '-DICK MII just Shows To Qu You. AcADEuvuc counss 0,6 TREVA ARDELLA STEIN f-TRIXIEH HIWGII, I'II Be-H COMMERCIAL couRsE 066 ROBERT LESTER STRICKLER BOB STRICK How Yzzh Living? GENERAL counss QQQ JOHN ALLEN STUMP --STUMPYH UDQM I-Ieavenly Father. AcADEMlc counss IVIIRIAM ADELAIDE STUMP -ASTUMPYH 'fMIM ' ' ' ' 'QVI5 Qfcrfgfl -Y GENERAL COURSE 666 BEATRICE HELEN SUYDAM --BEE --DEATIEH UOI1, M3'. ' ACADEMIC COURSE 0,6 EMANUEL SEATON TAYLOR, JR. UBUNKYH Gee IX7I1iz. ' ACADEMIC COURSE 6,0 VVILLIAM THOMPSON scBlLL9s HYCILIU FII Betfn ACADEMIC COURSE 0,6 VVILMOT CLAIR TRON E '-COCKEYH Holy Knockers! ACADEMIC COURSE ESTELLA GOLDIE TYSON HTESELLAU E ,'l1o7kcg'Qkcf C Y W ACADEMIC COURSE 6.0 DOROTHY ELIZABETH VALENTINE MDOT -'DOTTIEH HIVI5' WIrTII! ACADEMIC COURSE QQQ GERALDINE BERTHA VVAGMAN UDEANEU Just W aid COMMERCIAL COURSE QQQ ROBERT ROLAND VVARNER HBOBU Oh Yeah! ACADEMIC COURSE 6,9 THEODORE JOHN VVINTER AUTED7! IAHOIQ' Bzrclcets Of Paint! ACADEMIC COURSE ANNABELLE WISE VICTOR ADELBERT YOUNG ANNABELLE VIC', 'KNO Kicldingln USHCII Is Life! ACADEMIC COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE 0,0 6,9 ARLENE ANNA WORKINGER MELBA LUCILLE ZARFOS ABBIE RAT HALF-PINTU Yumpin' Yimingd' Bugs AcAoEuvuc counss ACADEMIC couasz 0,6 QQQ GEORGE CLINTON ZIEGLER ZIEG Hlxfhat The Jmlasf' ACADEMIC couRsE QQQ CLASS POEM When we think of the pleasant memories That we have of Red Lion High, We cherish them very dearly, As parting time draws nigh. Dear teachers, we hope you'll forgive us For things we have done we regret,- A lesson we're taught from experience, A lesson we'Il never forget. W'e spent useful time doing nothing, And it helped us not at all, Now we're glad you made us study 'I'o answer some needy call. And now we dream of our future, Of the joy we'lI share with our mateg And we'll remember that First we were lo In the class of '38. Remember the time you first met her At a party, in her pink and hlue? And your heart fluttered all evening Because she smiled only at you. VP FS You finally summoned enough Courage To ask her for a dateg And while you waited, knees knocking, She aceeptedI'fDear, kind fate. we played hockey? be afraid: M put on the carpet brave. Remember the time You told me not to But when you were You didn't seem so How Can we ever forget you, Dear old Red Lion High 'T - With your gold and hlaek banner Waving vietoriously in the sky? Nc- longer will our laughter Fill your spacious halls: No longer will our madness Nloek your gracious walls. But in this sad day of parting, YVe leave memories behind To others trudging forward-- Grave things that should remind. W'e're doing our liest to he brave fxs now we SAY, H Ad16II' I And always remember, Red Lion High, Io you 'iwe'll e'er he truef 33 -- Celia Krierller. P Q- e m...... We- JUN! Akins, Donald Anderson, Edna Anderson, Ferne Anderson, Nliriam Barshinger, Edith Barteaux, Robert Beck, Charles Becker, Madaline I Bicking, Mary Bull, Blanche Daugherty, Dawn Douglas, Philip Eberly, Philip Emenheiser, Marion Emenheiser, William Fauth, Emma Fauth, Thressa Feltenberger, Merle Flaharty, Mary Flinchbaugh, Clair FIGAFF if- JJ ssss te E ae, ,L Flinehhaugh, Geraldine Frutiger, Virginia Ge rxiirl ill, Dale Gemmill, Evelyn Gipe, Dale Gouker, David Grim, Jeanne Grim, Quentin Grove, Emily Grove, George Grove, lXfIartin Grove, Richard Grove, Wilma Haines, Jeannette Hall, Esther Hanna, LeRoy Hanna, VVilliam Haugh, Eleanor Haugh, Ray Hedrick, Norman 34 Hengle, John Hershey, Richard Hershner, Wilson Hickey, George Hildebrand, Merle Jones, Marian Keener, Dortha Keesey, Eleanor Kline, Jesse Kluyber, Mary Knisely, Bruce 4 Kohler, Lois Kraft, William LaMotte, Glenwood LaMotte, Stewart Laucks, Donald Lentz, Ellen Lloyd, Everett Lloyd, Mildred Love, Velma Ludwig, Marvin Manifold, Curl Marktfy, Charles Marks, Gladys Nluust, JAY McAllister, John Mtilllure, Alice MeGinnis, Nora Miller, Arlene Miller Audrey Miller Betty Miller, Ernest Miller Ross s Ness, JUNIV R CLA Norma Noller, Paul Norris, 'llheda Overdorfl, Donald Pudd 1-r1 , Martin Prztll, Marjorie P r'.1 ll, Stanley Raab, John Rider, Isabel Rider, Joan Ropp, Ernest Roth, Raymond Mohley, Mark Morrison, Elva. Morrison, Norman Mundis, Hilda Mussf-r, Arlene Myers, Carl N1-ff, Esther Schoff, Ray 'I11 ond Schott, Lenwood Shf-fTc-r, James Shermeyer, john Shoff, Rohert Sle-nk c'1' , Myrtle Snu-ltzer, Ill-nry 35 Smeltzcr, Karl Smith, Joseph Smith, Preston Smith, Rat- Snydcr, Charlotte Snyder, Lester Sprenkle, Anna Sprcnkle, Jack Springer, VValtcr Stabley, Stewart Stein, Thomas Stitely, Dean Stouch, Charles 7 Waltemeyer, Katherine Wells, Robert Wilson, Betty YVise, Donna Wise, Kathryn Young, Arthur Zellc-rs, Dean V l l lg L Le- J.....A,, , Sf Pi-IOMORE CLF Anderson, Charlotte Axe, Myles Bacon, Levere Bailey, Kathryn Baker, Rae Bannister, Gladys Barnhart, Ellen Barshinger, Richard Beck, Vera Brennernan, Arlene Bull, Joe Craley, Emily Crawford, Dale Dellingcr, Phyllis Dietrich, Charles Douglas, Geraldine Ehehalt, Deuris Ellis, Charles Flaharty, Dorothy Flinchhaugh, Lucille Flinchbaugh, Robert Flinchhaugh, Stuart Folckoiner, Ruth Frey, Russell Gehley, Ethel Gilbert, Ferne Ginunell, Richard Gipe, Charlotte Gohn, John Goldman, Harry Gordon, Mary Gouker, Ray Grim, Josephine Grim, Richard Grove, Constance Grove, Ruth Hannigan, Ruth Harman, Helen Hedrick, Odessa Hedrick, Richard Heiland, Lucille Henry, Margaret Herman, Gerald Hershey, Dean Hildebrand, Elizabeth Holfinaster, Harold Hollinger, Forrest Holtzapple, Aleda Horn, Frances Hutton, Robert Jennings, Dorothy Keeiner, Betty Keeports, Janet Kelly, Josephine Kimbrough, Sara Holly Kinard, Dale Kinard, June Klinedinst, Robert Kopp, Raymond Kurtz, Robert LaMotte, Esther Laucks, Levere Laueks, Philip Love, Ruth Ludwig, Erma 36 lVlctGleary, Dennis lNICGleary, Isahel Mcifluiqan, Fred McPherson, Freida Meads, lvlorlon Miller, Esther Nliller, Kathryn Nliller, Paul Minnich, Kenneth Nehinger, Richard Ness, Reid Norris, Helen Olewiler, Ada Olewiler, Dean Olphin, Ivan Ott, Dorothy Overniiller, Bruce Patterson, VVilliam Peters, Ralph Pettit, Henry Phipps, Doris Raub, iwfahlon Reinhard, Gladys SOPi-IOMJRE CLI- Reno, llrina Revis, Mary Rider, Bernard Ritz, Elwood Ritz, Floyd Runkle, Phyllis Sanders, Clifford Schott, Kathryn Schmuek, Mary Seacthlnan, Mooriy Seehrist, Hilda Seehrist, James Seehrist, Verna Sentz, Robert Shenberger, Arlen Shindler, Lola Seitz, Anita Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, Annabelle Arlita Audrey Doris Leola 't'l'Il C Mina Jane Smith, Richard Snyder, Dale Snyder, Geraldine Sprenkle, Dorothy Sprenkle, Norma Spurley, Eleanor Stabley, Kenneth Stein, Kenneth Stitely, Donald Stuart, Ernest Taylor, Geraldine Taylor, John Taylor, Josephine Taylor, Robert Thompson, Harry Trout, Nevin Tyson, Alice Wagner, Gloria Wallace, Ovid Wallace, Ray 'vValtimyer, Dean Welty, Clair Young, Robert 37 V , I' FW! Fin srl M AN Able, June Anderson, Helen Anderson, hlarian Arnold, Mae Arnold, Nina Aubel, Helen Bacon, Betty Jane Bacon, Dean Bahn, Allen Bahn, Ernestine Barnhart, Helen Becker, Carroll Blouse, Glenn Blouse, Lois Blymin, Pearl Bond, Margaret Brenneman, Charles Bull, Capitola Bull, Thcda Clewell, Robert Collins, hlary Cooper, Arthur Curran, Paul Daugherty, Fay Day, Evangeline r-,rsh of-QLVXQ C Detwiler, Mary Druck, Genevive Ehrhart, Dorothy Elfner, Raymond Emenheiser, Anna Enfield, Mabel Fcigler, Betty Fishel, Betty Flinchbaugh, Lorna Flinchbaugh, Thomas Frey, Margaret Frey, William Funk, Richard Gohn, Donald Graham, Eugene Grieman, Betty Jane Grim, Palmer Hamilton, Maurice Hannigan, Lloyd Hannigan, Martha Harlacker, Charlotte Hartman, Betty I-laugh, Preston Heap, Richard Hedrick, Louise 38 Heffner, Ferne Hr-ininger, Erma Heisler, Elmyra Henshaw, Rose Herman, Gene Hcrshner, Clara Heyne, Daniel Hibbs, Rhea Hildebrand, Martha Hivner, Hobart Holland, James Holtzapple, Neva Holtzinger, Robert Hostler, Dorothy Howard, Roy Hutton, Norma Jennings, Joseph Kellenberger, James Keller, Doris Keller, Sylvan Kelly, Norma Kelly, Thomas Kinard, Helen Knisley, William Koons, Gene Kopp, Kenneth LaMotte, Mary Leber, Portia Lentz, Paul Logan, Miriam Melileary, Dean lNIcCleary, Leon McKee, Esther McWilliams, Roger McWilliams, Wayne Markel, Elmer Markel, Quentin hletz, Rae Miller, Phyllis Miller, Winifrcd Morrison, Lois Mundis, William Neff, Louis Neff, Ruth Neff, Viola Norris, Edward Paulvs, Esther Paup, William Poll, Alma Postlethwait, Phyllis Raby, Luther FRESi-IMAN CLP Rauh, Dorothy Raver, Donald Reaehard, Carl Roseinan, Richard Royston, Donald Runkle, Lelviar Russell, Isabelle Saylor, Ruth Sehum, Walter Schott, Elizabeth Sechrist, Barbara Seehrist, Earl Scehrist, Jack Sevis, Erlene Shank, Helen Shaw, William Shenberger, Madalen Shipe, Dolores Sliver, Eli Smeltzer, Janet Smcltzcr, Lorene Smith, Betty Jane Smith, Clestcr Smith, Curvin Smith, Dean 39 Smith, Donald Smith, Kathleen Smith, Laveda Smith, Luther Snyder, Anna Snyder, Kathryn Stabley, June Stabley, Harry Stauffer, Fred Stell, Emerson Striekler, Glenda Stuart, Helen Stump, Harry Styne, Bernice Tome, Kathryn Trout, Janet Tyson. Perry Wagman, Pauline Wallick, Rae Walliek, Russell Willct, ,Ioyee WVineka, Arlene Wise, Joan Zarfos, Donald Zarfos, lvlargucrite ElGi-l'I'i-I JRADE Barnhart, Erma Ba rteaux, Emma Jane Bartneslager, Wilma Becker, Gearon Blouse, Alta Boekel, Lorna Bull, Thomas Burke, Daniel Burke, Elaine Craley, Elaine Daugherty, Veryle Deitz, James Dietz, Larose Downs, James Ehehalt, Caron Eppley, Grace Eppley, Kenneth Feigler, Norma Fishel, Jean Flinchbaugh, Harold Flinehbaugh, Phyllis Foreman, James Frey, Erma Frey, Roma Gemmill, Thomas Glenn, Robert Godfrey, Lloyd Graham, Robert Grove, Paul Haugh, Dale Hooper, Robert Hoover, George Howard, Joseph Hunt, Harold Jennings, Kathleen Kane, Charleen Keemer, Guy Keller, Betty Keller, Robert Kimmons, Esther Kinard, Norma Knisley, Doris Koons, Gertrude Laucks, Ina Lowe, Betty hlarkel, Robert Maurer, Oliver McGuigan, Betty Meads, lklarilyn Mitchell, Doris hlitzel, Madelyn Myers, Matthew Myers, Theodore Norris, Estella Overmiller, Glenn Pangle, Lucretia Paules, Ruth Pettit, Joyce Roseman, Phyllis Rost, Earl Seaks, Florence Seaks, Janet Shaeffer, Alverta Shaull, Erma Shindler, Elousr' Smith, Donaleen Snyder, Helen Bl. Snyder, Helen Sprenkle, Bruce Spurley, Charles Stegner, hlargaret Stein, Trean Stouch., Carl Strayer, Bernice Thompson, Anna Thompson, Robert Tome, Charles, Jr. Tyson, Joseph Vasellas, Sterling Wagrnan, James Warner, Virginia Warner, Warren Winter, Palmer Wise, Dolores Ziegler, Dale Miss Marie Keeports 40 Alwood, George Anderson, Dorothy Andrews, Mildred Arnold, Priscilla Barley, Gerald Barnhart, Colleen Bennington, Lois Boeckel, Marian Brown, Eugene Burke, Charles Burke, Frank Burke, Robert Chronister, Geraldine Craley, Colleen Craley, Josephine Day, Naomi Deitz, Donald Detwiler, Anne Emig, Nancy Flinehbaugh, Gladys Frey, Robert Gabriel, lNIary Virginia Goldman, Leon Grim, Harold SEV Grim, Portia Elaine Grove, Edmund Hamilton, Dorothy Hannigan, Melba Haugh, Milan Heininger, Doris Hoffman, Caroline Holtzinger, Palma Ke-eports, Stanley Kohler, Junior Paul LaMotte, Benjamin LaMotte, Dee Lane Lynch, Vernon Markey, Janice Martin, Robert Maust, Robert Mayes, Harriet MeGuigan, Joe Miller, Junior Mitzel, Pat Moore, Charlotte Morrison, Joan Myers, Madeline Reachard, Annabelle ' ' QRAD EN Irl Rexroth, Clair Rexroth, Joseph Ritz, Sherwood Shaffer, Dorothy Shelley, Sterling Shermeyer, Ivan Smith, Jacquiline Smith, Odessa Stabley, Gloria Stegner, Lois Stein, LeMar Stine, Charles Stone, Phyllis Streavig, Wayne Stump, Sterling Sutton, Leonard Tsehop, Samuel I' 5 Wagman, Paul William Wagner, Beatrice Walliek, Betty Wambaugh, Esther Warner, Erma Willet, Raymond Mr. John Swagart -41 ALL... FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President .......................... THOMAS KELLY Vice President .... ........ E ARLE SECHRIST Secretary. . . .... CHARLOTTE HARLACKER Treasurer. . . ....... BETTY HARTMAN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President ................. . .... RICHARD BARSHINGER Vice President. . . . . .HARRY THOMPSON Secretary., .... ..... R UTH GROVE Treasurer. . . . . .DOROTHY OTT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President ...................... RAYMOND ROTI-I, JR. Vice President. . . . . .ARTHUR YOUNG Secretary .... . .... GLADYS MARKS Treasurer. . . .... ROBERT BARTEAUX CLASS ADVISORS: Freshman Class Adviser ........ MISS SARA ENSMINGER Sophomore Class Adviser. . . . , .MISS MARIAN STRAYER junior Class Adviser .... . . .MISS BEULAH HALL 'S V? fbi x If 5 If i A 5 ET y yd, Q5 ' ' J. ' ff!! W x?Nk,.d f . N W ' ' ' 11 'K 2 'f'-sb, Z L-fx 'Sf' . Ti-IE FED LIFN i-IILLTFP PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY BY THE STUDENTS OF THE RED LION HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY STAFF FEATURE WRITERS Editor-in-Chief ,............... Estella Tyson Philip Eberly Dale Fix Associate Editor ..... . .......... Melba Zarfos Gladys Marks Assistant Associate Editor ...... Janet Keeports Art Editor ..................... Esther Grim tlflariagirzg Editor ........, . ...... Betty Smith Assistant Alanaging Editors. . 3:gg1nAi3g2gn News Editor ..............,.... Arlene Smith NEWS REPORTERS Josephine Dietrich Betty Shaull S. Holly Kimbrough Sue Allen Raymond Roth Elaine Grove Deuris Ehehalt Dorothy Valentine Feature Editor. . . ,.... . ..... Preston Riddle Literary Editor.. .... Josephine Inners Society Editori . . .... Virginia Smith Exchange Editor. . . .. ..... Carol Eby Girls' Sports Editor. . ..... Wanda Smith Assistant .......... . . . .Betty Barnhart Boys' Sports Editor ........... John Matthews ASSISTANTS Bruce Gemmill James Sheffer George Ziegler EDIT' RIAL STA FF PRF DUCTIV N STP FF BUSINESS STAFF PRINTING STAFF l31z,fi111'.x'.x' Ajflllflggl' ....,......... Rohvrt Kvlly J.. A Y 4 I .41Im'rli.s'i11g 1T'I'IlIlIlgl'I' ........... Victor Young I 'mlm' ' ' ' ' ' N K'n Tumlmm Assistants Robt. Iigxrtvzulx Richard Bg11'sI1ing'm-1' C'II'l'Il1I1ffOfI, jlznzrzgwl' ..... . .... Ernest Ilunnivk John Stump Jay NLUM Assistants Milton Stublvv Brucc Knisclv ,Clair Flincthbaugh 1 l3z1.ti11z'.f.v AdZ,'i.Vl,'I' ............ Harvey Becker' Clharlvs Johnson Victor Young TYPISTS Fcrnc Stnlllnnn Blzxrthzx Bzirshingrr Junvt Runklv Vl'I'I11l Bakr-r l,i!f'1'm,1' A1l1'iw'1' ......... .. .Nfury E. Fnrlling 45 NATIV NAL SCJ-If Lf STIC i-If NPR SOCIETY The culmination of any student's career is being elected to the National Scholastic Honor So- ciety of secondary schools. This society has as its emblem the keystone key. A student is required to rank in the upper third of his class seholastically to be eligible as a candidate. Four points-Service, Leadership, Character, and Scholarship-are considered by a committee of teachers. The members elected are restricted to five per cent of Juniors, and Hfteen per cent of Seniors. The members of the class elected as Juniors were Arlene Smith, Josephine Inners, Melba Zarfos, Estella Tyson, Betty Smith and John Stump. The Senior members are: Estella Tyson, Josephine Inners, Arlene Smith, Melba Zarfos, Betty Smith, John Stump, Josephine Dietrich, Vivian Hutton, Celia Kreidler, lNIarie Logan, Charles John- son, John Matthews, Denton Raub, Janet Runkle, Wllnda Smith, Dorothy Valentine, Preston Riddle, Elaine Grove, and Ernest Dunnick. The Junior members are: Raymond Roth, Virginia Frutiger, Gladys Marks, Ferne Anderson, Bruce Knisely, and Geraldine Flinchbaugh. 46 NATIF NAL Fri-ILE'IIC SCi-If LARSHIP SOCIETY The greatest ambition of any athlete in high school is to be elected to this society. A boy, to be admitted to the National Athletic Scholarship Society, must have earned his varsity letter in one of the major sports-efootball, basketball, baseball, or track---and have a scholastic rating above the general average of the school. This society is a good example of the highest type of citizenship and sportmanship. The purpose of this society is to raise the standard of scholarship among athletes in participating schools. A boy elected to membership in the society is chosen under the supervision of the high school principal. The members are as follows: William Day VVilliam Flinehbaugh Raymond Kopp Archibald Hyson Hugh Jennings . James Sheflcr Frederick lWaJc-wski . lirnc-st Dunnick Theodore l'Vinters Robert W'arner Richard Stallman Bruce Gemmill Arthur Young 47 712 --- '- E-if Y SCOUTS, TRO' P Nf. 31 The boy scouts are taught to live clean, wholesome lives. Their principles are based on the foundations of such characteristics as truthfulness, trustworthiness, and thrift. The scouts of the school troop engage in football, scholastic and athletic meets, basketball, flag raising and many other activities. They are always prepared to help others, as their motto suggests. The following are members: William Douglas Caron Ehehalt Dick Grinnel Lloyd Hannigan Richard Hedrick Charles Herman Eugene Herman George Hickey Joseph Jennings Wlilliam Knisely Harold lVIeAllister Dean MeCleary Richard Nebinger Reid Ness Earl Piekel Earl Rost Sterling Shelly Donald Smith Charles Stoueh Sterling Stump Robert Taylor 48 SR. i-llGi-I GIRL RESERW ES Pnttizlmzl ...... ..... J OSIQIJIIINIQ DIIQTRICII Viff PrvxirZr'111. . . ...,.... X7lRGINIA SAIITII .S'rrn'!z12 1' .................... ., .lDOROTIlY JI-1NNINos Program Chnimmrz ......... , . . .DoIzo'I'IIy V:XLl'1N1'lNI'Z Ar1vi,wrs. . .NIISS ES'1'liLI.A IIoIfIfIxIAN and A1155 MA'r'I'r:Iz Allen, Sue Anderson, Charlotte Bailey, Kathryn Baker, Verna Barshinger, lN1artlIa Blau Bowser, Dorothy Curran, Evelyn Daugherty, June Dietrich, Josephine Fauth, Emma Fauth, Gladys Flaharty, Dorothy Gehly, Ethel Gemmill, Evelyn Gipe, Charlotte Gordon, lNIary Grim, Josephine Grove, Constance Hannigan, Ruth Helfner, Alma Hess, llarguerite Hildebrand. Elizabeth Hoffman, Ethel Horn, Frances Jennings, Dorothy Keemer, Betty Keener, Dortha Keesey, Eleanor Kelly, Josephine Kluyber, lVIary Landis, Nlildred Lentz, Ellen Lloyd, Mildred Logan, Marie Love, Ruth Nfanifold, Evelyn lNIePherson, Freida lX1iller, Esther lXIiller. Kathryn Rlontgomery, Naomi Nlorrison, Elva Jane Ness, June Norris. Theda Ott, Dorothy Reiehard, Gladys Runkle, Janet 49 Runkle, Phyllis Seaehnian. Bloonyea Seehrist, hlahel Seelirist, Nlildred Seitz, Anita Shaull, Betty .lane Shffnberger. Arlene Slenker, Klyrtle Smith, Audrey Smith, Doris Smith, Virginia Snyder, Charlotte Snyder, Louise Sprenkle, Norma Spurley, Eleanor Spurley, Hazel Tyson. Alice Tyson, Estella Valentine, Dorothy XVLIQIYHIII, Geraldine lvlll'HK'l', Sylva lYise, .AXnnahelle lvOl'l'ilHgC1', Arlene X I. i-lIGi-I GIRL RESERW ES Anderson, Helen Arnold, Nina Aubel, Helen Bacon, Betty Jane Bahn, Ernestine Bahn, Margaret Barnhart, Helen Bull, Theda Daugherty, Fay Day, Evangeline Detwiler, Mary Druek, Genevieve Ehrhart, Dorothy Emenheiser, Anna Enfield, Mabel , Y President ....... .... D OROTHY HOSTLER Vine Preriderzt .... . .... MARGARET BAIIN Smrretary ...............,....... . .... NORMA KELLY Program Chairman .,........... ...BETTY BICGUIGAN Azlvirurs ............ MISS REIED and Miss ENSMINGER Fishcl, Betty Hannigan, Martha Harlacker, Charlotte Hedrick, Louise Henshaw, Rose Marie Hibbs, Rhea Hostler, Dorothy Hutton, Norma Kelly, Norma Kinard, Helen LaMotte, Mary Logan, lNIiriam McGuigan, Betty Miller, Phyllis Morrison, Lois 50 Neff, Ruth Paules, Esther Poff, Alma Saylor, Ruth Scott, Elizabeth Shank, Helen Smeltzer, Lorene Snyder, Anna Snyder, Kathryn Styne, Bernice Tome, Kathryn Trout, Janet Wineka, Arlene Wise, Jean Pi-IILA TELIC SOCIETY Prv.rir1'e1Lt ........ .... C IIARLICS JOHNSON l 'ic1v P1'f'.vid1'1LL ..... ...... M ARIIC LOGAN Swm-1vta1'y ........ ....... E STELLA TYSON T1'nasurm'. ........., JAMES SICCHRIST AdUi.vm'. ..... .... 1 RAYMOND E. BARNHART The Philatelic Society was introduced this year into the activities of Red Lion High School by Raymond E. Barnhart, sponsor. The purpose of the club was to interest the students in stamps, to en- able those already interested to learn the stories behind stamps and the method of their printing. The meetings were held weekly and there were many interesting programs including a talk by John Grove, an eminent stamp collector from Yorkg short talks by many of the membersg the different phases of stamp collecting were discussed by Mr. Barnhartg stamp marts and contests were also held. The Society sponsored anlexhibit during National Stamp Week which was visited and admired by many students and teachers. Philip Eberly Bernard Grim Charles Johnson Paul Lentz Norman Morrison Estella Tyson James Seehrist Harry Thompson Dale Fix Dale Keeports Edmund Grove Ted LaMotte Donald Overdorfl Lenwood Schott Richard Stallman John Taylor 51 Harold Hunt Thomas Gemmill, Jr. hlary Kluyber Marie Logan Donald Royston Fred Stauffer Ernest Stewart Victor Young JUNIV R PLA ' FRIDAY HAZPLII SPURLEY. . . PRESTON RIDDLE. . . ELAINE GROVE ..... ERNEST DUNNICK. .. RUTH BARSHINGER.. MELBA ZARFOS . . JOHN STUMP. ........ . DOROTHY VALENTINE .... .. . ESTHER GRIM. . . . .. CELIA KREIDLER. . . WM. FLINCHBAUGH.. LITTLE MISS FORTUNE U CAST OF CHARACTERS SATURDAY .Mrs, Ada Cooper. .. ....... CAROL EBY . .William Cooper. .Katherine Cooper . .jerome Patrick. ... ....THOMAS MEADS DOROTHY BOWSER ..,...DALEKOHLER .Augusta Smythe. .. .... .IOSEPHINE INNERS , .... Lily Hemhaw .,.. ... . ..Calvin Proflor. Vivian Nightingal 8 JUNE DAUGHERTY . . . . .... VICTOR YOUNG ... ...... WANDA SMITH lblrs. jason Bindley. . . . .,.. FERNE STALLMAN Mrs. Bauer Reeves. .. ...JOSEPHINE DIETRICH ,Randolph Blaney .............. ....ROBERT KELLY Direcforx: ESTELLA HOFFMAN and BEULAH HALL 52 SENIOR PL' ' FRIDAY FREDERICK MAJENVSKI. . . ... ERNEST DUNNICK .... BEATRIGE SUYDAM .... DOROTHY BOWSER .... .... WANDA SMITH .... DALE KOIiI.ER .... CHARLES JOHNSON. , . BETTY SMITH.. . .. CAROL EBY ........ EVELYN MANIEOLD. . . JOSEPI-IINE INNERS. .. MARIE LOGAN. . . .. VICITOR YOUNG ...... LITTLE JIMMIE JONES U CAST OF CHARACTERS .james jodrel jones fr.. . . . james jodrel jones Sr.. .. Mrs. jennie jones .... . Big Bingham .... . . . Stuff: Shaw ..... . Catherine Camerson .... Gabrille Garfield .... Polly Prescott ..... . . SATURDAY . .PRESTON RIDDLE .. . . .JOHN STUMP ...ESTELLA TYSON . . BETTY BARNHART . . . ..ESTI-IER GRIM Mrs. Pamela Prescott .... .... .WM. FLINCHBAUGH . .HUGH JEN NINGS . . . .ELAINE GROVE . . .ARLENE SMITH Nora Newsman .... ..... J ANET RUNIQLE Gladys Glamour .... .... . . .VIVIAN HUTTON Dora Davenport. . . . .. .IVIARTHA BARSHINGER Van Dyke Van Horn ................ ROBERT KELLY Directors: MARY FARLLING and DOROTHY STRINE 53 JCi-lffl. BA ND Merle Hildebrand Clair Welty Robert Barteaux Dean Olewiler James Seehrist Fred Stauffer Robert Klinedinst TROMBONES : lVilmot Trone Oliver Maurer Carroll Becker Forrest Hollinger Harold Thomson Marguerite Zarfos BASSES: Tom hleads Earnest Ropp SAXO PHONES : Everett Lloyd Betty Lowe Naomi Montgomery ALTOS : Hugh Jennings David Gouker Joe McGuigan Stanley Keeports Director-H. RICHARD DIEHM CLARINETS: Kenneth Minnieh Robert Sentz Milton Stabley Jack Seehrist Katherine Wlise Dorothy Hamilton Philip Laucks DRUMS: Ernest Dunniek Edward Norris Esther McKee Maurice Hamilton BARITONE: Earl Seehrist 54 l m'rne Ariclvixoxi Robert Bztrtcaux Ernest llunnick Carol Ehy Jeanna- Grim Elaine Grove Ruth Grove Esth c-1' Ilztll Ruth Hannigan lN1auricm' Henry Richard Hively Frzmecs Horn Hugh Jennings lil 4-z1x ior Kccscy Robert Klinvdinst Bruce Knisley Celia Kreidler Dortheu Landis Esther McKee Thomas M6LldS Arlene Miller Mzmhlon Rziub Preston Riddle Earnest Ropp Phyllis Runklc Jzunvs Sechrist GLF-:E Accompanixt-fMiss Dorothy Warner Director H. Richard Dichm CLUB Robert Sentz Myrtle Slenker Eleanor Spurley Hazel Spurley Arlene Smith Bernice Smith Virginia Smith Beatrice Suydam Estella Tyson Dorothy Valentine Betty Wilson Clair Welty Melba Zarfos 55 F ,. .D . FOOTI-if LL SENIOR MEMBERS:-+Hugh Jennings, William Day, George Zciglcr, Robert Warner fCapt.j, Thomas Meads, George Schmuck, Wilmot Trone, Bruce Smith, Dale Kohler, William ' Flinchbaugh,' Dale Fix. Q it OTHER MEMBERS:-Walter Springer, William Day, John. Taylor, James Sheffer, Stewart Stabley, Dale Gipe, Norman Morrison, Charles Markey, James Holland, Arthur Young, Raymond Kopp, Jack Sprenkle, Davie Gouker, Bruce Overmiller, George Haubert, Mgr., Rich- ard Warner, Harry Stump, Morton Meads, Harry Stabley, Harold Hoffmaster, Joseph Jennings, Norman Hedrick, Raymond Schoff, James Kellenberger, Robert Flinchbaugh, Ray Gouker, Charles Dietrich, Thomas Bull, Paul Lentz, Raymond Barnhart, Ass. Coach, Galen Baugher, Ass. Coach, Charles R. Nitchkey, Coach. I ' .. A R. L. H. S. OPPONENTS R. L. H. S. OPPONENTS o ........ Shippensburg ,,,. .. . I2 2 5 ........ Elizabethtown ....... I2 50... ...New Freedom.. .. 0 I2' ........ Ephrata 6 0... ..fC0lumbia .. ...IQ 0 .... ...4Middleton .. ....28 6... ...Shillingtonu .. 0 7 ........ West York..... 7 IQ. . . . . .Lititz .... . . 0 Non-confercncell games. 56 J.- F ASKEIIE-3+ LL SECOND HALF ........Glcr1Rock .. ........Deltzi . . . . . . . .York Catholic . . . . . . . .Wlrightsville . ...,....NorthYork.. Dallustown . . OPPONENTS ........SpringGrovc.... ........Wf3stYork... FIRST HALF R. L. H. S. OPPONENTS R. L. H. S. 36 Fawn Grove . . QI 24 Glen Rock . . 50 29 Delta ....... 34 38 York Catholic . . . . . . . 38 45 Wrightsville . . . .... 42 18 North York . . . .... 21 Dallastown . . . 39 .SQ Spring Grove . . . .... 39 24 West York . . . HI Play-0 F awn Grove . +5North York . fl' Game for Cha mpionship. William Day fco-Captj, William Flinchbaugh Cco-Captj, Ernest Dunnick, Theodore Winters, John Hengle, Str-wart Stahley, Ernest Ropp, Raymond Kopp, Arthur Young, Bruce Cvmmill, Manager, Charles R. Nitchkey, Coach. 4.4 SENIVR i-llai-I BASE-IBA LL Arthur Young, Dale Gipc, Roger Taylor, Dale Kohler, Robert Warner, Frederick Majcwski, William Day, Raymond Kopp, Raymond Schoff, William Kraft, Archie Cohn, Lavere Laucks, Irwin Hershner, William Hanna, Fred lNlcGuigan, Harold Hoffmaster, Ross Brown, Mgr., Charles R. Nitchkey, Coach. SENIV R i-Ilai-I TIACK AND FIELD Ray Haugh, Paul Noller, Clair Flinchbaugh, Archibald Hyson, Capt., William Douglass, Henry Flinchbaugh, Dale Hannigan, Dennis MeCleary, Ralph Seehrist, David Goucker, Robert Klinedinst, George Hickey, Carl Meyers, Mgr., Dean Waltemycr, Theodore Winters, James Shcffer, Forrest Hollinger, Clair Noller, Charles Markey, William Day, Robert Kelly, Mgr., Russell Yoas, Coach. 58 JUNIVR i-IlGi-I BASKETS! LL Hobart Hivncr, Carl Rcachard, Earl Scchrist, Harry Stablcy, Richard Funk, James Holland, Dvan lXICfIlf-ary, Mgr., Quvnton Markel, William Paup, Edward Norris, Raymond Barnhart, Coach. JUNIVR i-IlGi-I FASEB! Ll. Richard Warner, Earl Scchrist, Donald Cohn, Harry Stump, Kenneth Kopp, Carl Rcachard, William Mundis, Luther Raby, Richard Funk, Edward Norris, Charles Herman, Louis Neff, Richard Rosnman, Robert Dietz, Cvorgr Hoover, Eugene Warnvr, Edgar Moore, Coach. 59 GlR..S' lIXUSi-I!-if LL Ps-. ,jf 5, 23, iii Dorothea Landis, Wanda Smith, Vivian Hutton, Crlia Kricdlcr, Fcrnc Sprcnklc, Br-tty Barnhart, Vera King, josvphinc Dietrich, Carol Eby, Manager. JIRA' TENNIV UfI'I Esther Grim, Mcllba Zarfos, Wanda Smith, Estvlla Tyson, Fcrnv Sprvnklv, Dorothva Landis, Arlcnc Smith, Vivian Hutton, Betty Barnhart, Nfanagcr. 60 GIR..S' BASKETS! LL Estella Tyson, Wanda Smith, Joscphinc Inncrs, Bcrnicr- Smith, Arlvnc Smith, Viviun Hutton, Batty Barnlmrt, llclia Krcidlvr, Manager. SIRLS' SPORTS MANAGERS Carol Eby, Celia Kris-dler, Bcrnitv Smith, B6-tty Barnhart, Gcraldinv Wfagliian, Dorothea Landis, E111-n Lcntl, Fvrnc Sprcnkle, Vvra King, Aliw Mclllurv, Gladys Marks, Arlene Smith, Wanda Smith, Vivian Hutton, Jos:-phinu Dietrich, Bliss Rachael Brinton, Girls' Sports Dircctrvss. 61 IN AND ARF UND SCi-Iffl. IN WINTER. STUDY HAL THE GOVEI2.NOl2,'S DAUGHTER GUAFLDINGOUP. HEALTH VOLLEY BALL INSTRUMENTAL CLUB , PHOTOGRAPHY L , ,W J is if 8 4 f x 1, J K 1 - 1' 4 f 'K,. a, 'K 51? VIOLET AGNES AKINS Girl Reserve Club I, 2: Sludeni' Librarian, I, 2, 3, 4. 0 SUE ALLEN Dramalics Club I: Class Secrelary Ig Journalism Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 21 Mixed Glee Club 31 Girl Reserve Club 3, 4, Hilll-op sian 2, 3, 4. 0 CHARLOTTE REBECCA ANDERSON Girl Reserve Club 2, 3, 4: Dremalics Club I. Q VERNA VIOLA BAKER Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 41 Hilllop Slaff 3, 4, Lion Sfalif 4: Secrefary of Home Room I, 3. 0 BETTY EILEEN BARNHART Hilllop S+a'Fl 3, 43 LiHle Jimmie Jones 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: lnfra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserve Club Ig Girls' Sporfs Club 27 Journalism Club 2, Home Room Secrelary 4: York Ccunly Field Meel lg Girls' Sporl Manager. 0 MARTHA MAE BARSHINGER Girl Reserve Club I, 4: Needlecrafl' 21 Hilllop Slaff 4: Lion Sfalif 4: Home Room Presidenl 43 Lillie Jimmie Jones 4. 0 DOROTHY MAE BOWSER Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 35 Home Economics Club 4: LiHle Miss For+une 31 LiHle Jimmie Jones 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, G. A. A. 4. Q ROSS BIXLER BROWN lnfra-mural Baslcelball 3, 4: Boy Scouls I, 2, Glee Club 3. A Q CHESTER MARTIN CRALEY Boy Scouls 2, 3, lnfra-mural Volleyball 2. 1. Biggest Pesfs-June Daugherfy, Dale Fix. 2. Most Opfomisfic--Wanda Smifh, Richard Stallman. 3 . Man and Lady Killers-Celia Kriedler, William Flinchbaug 4. Besf Sfudenfs-Arlene Smifh, Archibald Hyson. 5. Noisiesf-Louise Snyder, Bruce Gemmill. 6. Preffiesf Bruneffes-Beffy Smifh, William Flinchbaugh. 7. Wiffiesf-Wanda Smilh, .lohn Mallhews. 8. Besf Dressed-Elaine Grove, Roberf Kelly. 9. Besf Posture-Esfher Grim, William Day. IO. Silliesf-Sue Allen, Richard Heyne. 11. Preffiest Teeth-Josephine Dietrich, Ernest Dunnick. 64 DORTHA ROMAINE CRALEY Girl Reserve Club Ig Needlecrafl' 2. Q VIOLET JANE CRALEY Girl Reserve Club Ig Neecllecrafl 2. O EVELYN LOUISE CURRAN Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 45 Lion Slalif 4. Q JUNE ISOBEL DAUGHERTY Gil Reserve Club I, 2, 4: LiH'le Miss ForIune 31 Home Room Presidenl' 3. 4 VVILLIAM CHARLES DAY. JR. Track Team I, 3, 41 Varsify Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsily Fool- ball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball Team 3, Varsify Baseball 2, 3, 41 York Counfy Field Meer I, 3, 43 Nafional Afhlelic Scholarship Sociely 4. 0 VERNA JOSEPHINE DIETRICH Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary of G. R, Ig Presidenf of G. R. 41 G. A. A. 3, 4: Secrelary of G. A. A. 4, Infra- mural Sporfs 2, 3, 4, I-lilllop Slafl 43 Secrelary-Treasurer of Class 33 Treasurer of Class 43 York Counly Field Meel Ig Lillie Miss Forl'une 3, Nalional Scholaslic Honor Sociefy 4. 0 CHARLOTTE AMANDA DIETZ Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4. 0 LLOYD DOUGLAS Inlra-mural Sporfs 2, 3, 47 Apparalus Club 2, Chess Club 3: Cooking Club I. 6 -WILLIAM IVIARTIN DOUGLASS Boy Scoufs I, 2, 3, 4-g Inlra-mural Sporfs I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Bon Voyage 21 Track Team 3, 4, Pholography Club 43 Musicale 33 Home Economics Club 33 Arl Club 2, 3. I. Preffiesf Hair-Sue Allen, Hugh Jennings. 2. Most Sophisticated-Elaine Grove, Victor Young. 3. Busiesf-Esfella Tyson, Presfon Riddle. 4. Besf Personalifies-Esfella Tyson, Hugh Jennings. 5. Mosf Generous-Bernice Smifh, William Douglass. 6. Besl' Farmers-Marguerile Hess, James Runkle. 7. Mos? Popular-Vivian Huffon, William Flinchbaugh. 8. Besl Looking-Josephine Inners, William Flinchbaugh. 9. Most Poised-Josephine Inners, Robert Kelly. IO. Besf Singers-Elaine Grove, Thomas Meads, ll. Preffiesf Dimples-Elaine Grove, William Thompson. 65 -1 J..L,. WILLIAM ERNEST DUNNICK Baskelball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 43 Baseball 35 Bancl 3, 4, Orchesfra 3, 43 Gles: Club 2, 3, 41 Lil+le Miss ForIune 3: l.illle Jimmie Jones 4, Bon Voyage 2, Musicale 3, 47 Hillrop Sfalif 3, 4, Circulalion Manager of Hilllop 4, Lion S+aFF 4: Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely 3, 4, Appa- ralus Club 23 York Counly Field Meel lg Cheerleader I, 2, 35 Governor's Daughleru 45 Nafional Scholaslfc Honor So- ciely 4. 0 VVILBUR FRANKLIN EATON Cooking Club lg Boy Scouls 2, lnfra-mural Sporls 3. Q CAROLINE KATHERINE EBY Girl Reserve Club I, 23 Hilllop Slalif 3, 4, York Counly Field Meel' lg G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 lnrra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming Club 23 Sporfs Manager 35 Lillie Miss Forlunen 3: LiHle Jimmie Jones 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Song of Man 3: Bon Voyage 2, Musicale 45 Girls' Sporls Club 23 The Governor's Daughlern 4. 9 EARLE LEON ELLIS Track 3, 4, Inlra-mural Baskelball 3, 4, Slage Crew 3, 41 Boy Scouls I, 2, 3, 45 Apparalus Club 25 Archery Club 25 Pho- lography Club 4. 9 CHARLES NATHANIEL FAUTH Boy Scouls I, 2. Q El.wooD LEROY FAUTH Cooking Club Ig Nalure Club lg Home Room Secrelary 2: Handicrafl Club 2, Secrerary of Pholography Club 4. 0 GLADYS lONA FAUTH Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 4. l. Besf Afhleles-Wanda Smilh, William Day. 2. Preffiesf Smile-Beatrice Suyclam, Ernesf Dunnick. 3. Besf Adress and Acfor-Wanda Smifh, Preslon Riddle. 4. Best Speakers-Melba Zarfos, Roberf Kelly. 5. Biggest Bluffs-Josephine Inners, John Sfump. 6. Most Original-Belly Smifh, John Maflhews. 7. Mosf Bashful-Gladys Faulh, Richard Sfallman. 8. Besf Typisfs-Marfha Barshinger, Maurice Henry. 9. Cufesf-Sue Allen, John Lighfy. 'IO. Besl Dancers-Josephine Inners, Presfon Riddle. I I. Ideal Girl and Boy-Melba Zarfos, William Day. 12. Besf Blushers-Eslella Tyson, Ernesl' Dunnick. I3. Preffiesf Blondes-Vivian Huffon, Frederick Maiewski. 66 DALE EUGENE FIX York Counfy Field Meef Ig Fooibell 3, 47 Hilllop Sfaff 4: Pl1ila+elic Sociefy 4, Archery Club 33 Arr Club Ig lnlra- mural Sporfs 3, 4, Prinf Shop 4. I HENRY VVELLINGTON FLINCHBAUGH lnfra-mural Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scoufs I, 2. Q WILLIAM STERLING FLINCHBAUGH Varsiiy Foolball 47 Varsify Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4, LiHle Miss For+une 35 LiHle Jimmie Jones 4: Bon Voy- age 27 Band Ig Glee Club 2, 3, Nalional Afhlefic Scholar- ship Sociely 3, 4: Vice Presiclenf of Class 3, Apparafus Club 2, Home Room Presiden+ 25 Map Club I7 Archery Club 2. O LUTHER SCOTT FREY Q IVIERVIN C. FREY Foolball 23 Boy Scouls Ig lnfra-mural Baslrefball. Q CHARLES BRUCE GEMMILL Glee Club 27 Nafional Aflwlelic Sociefy 4, York Coun+y Field Meel' Ig Boy Scouls I, 25 Hillfop Siaff 3, 43 Baslcefball Man- ager 3, 4g ln+ra-mural Sporls 4. 0 EARL EUGENE GEMMILL Boy Scoufs I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Infra-mural Baskelball 2, 3, 4. 0 ROBERT HARDING GIBSON ln+ra-mural Sporls I, 2, 3, 45 Apparafus Club Ig Boy Scouls I, Oralorical Conlesf 4. 0 BERNARD HARRIS GRIM Inlra-mural Baslcefball 2, 45 Apparafus Club 2, Boy Scoufs Ig Philalelic Socie+y 4. 1. Ernie Ropp. 2, Bill Flinchbaugh. 3. Bill Day. 4. StuIz Sfabley. 5. Ted Winters. 6. Jack Hengle. 7. Art Young. 8. Cab Kopp. 9. Ernie Dunnick. 67 ESTHER ALVERTA GRIM Inira-mural Sporfs 2, 3, 4, Hillfop Staff 4, Glee Club 37 LiHle Miss Forfune 3: LiHle Jimmie Jones 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 41 Ari' Club Ig York Counfy Field Meel 2, 33 Musicale 3, Lion Slalil 4. 9 JACOB LUTHER GRIM Boy Scouls I, 2, Apparaius Club 3. Q RICHARD EUGENE GRIM Boy Sccufs Ig Infra-mural Sporfs 3. 0 WANDA ELAINE GROVE Girl Reserve Club I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Bon Voyage 27 Song of Man 35 Swimming Club 25 Journalism Club 27 Inlra-mural Spor+s 2, 3, 47 G. A. A. 2, 3, 47 Hillfop SIa'Ff 2, 3, 4, Lion Slaff 4, York Counfy Field Meer I, 2, 3, 4: LiHIe Mis: ForIune 3, LiH'le Jimmie Jones 4, Sludenf Librarian I, 2, Musicale 4: TI'1e Governor's DGUQIIISFU 4, Nafional Scliolaslic Honor Sociefy 4. O DALE VINCENT HANNIGAN Boy Scouls Ig Ar'I' Club Ig Infra-mural Sporfs 3, 4. 9 NORMAN EMORY HEDRICK Cooking Club Ig Foolball 3, 4. Q ALMA ELIZABETH HEFFN ER Girl Reserve I, 2, 4. Q IVIABEL HENRIETTA HEILAND Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, Infra-mural Sporls I, 2, Girls' Sporis Club 2. 6 MARION HENRIETTA H EILAND Glee Club 3, Girl Reserve Club I, 2, Inlra-mural Sporls 2. 1. Schmuck-Center. 2. Ziegler-Guard. 3. Warner-End. 4. Flinchbaugh-Quarterback. 5. Jennings-Fullback. 6. Trone-Tackle. 7. Day-End. 8, Meads-Quarterback. 68 HORACE El.wooD HEISS Cooking Club Ig Pholography Club 43 Vice Presidenl of Home Room 45 Presidenl' of Home Room Jr. Red Cross 4. 0 IVIAURICE BURNELL I I ENRY Glee Club 3, 47 Cooking Club Ig Musicale 3, 4: The Gov- ernor's Daugh+er 4. 0 IRWIN H. HERSHNER Boy Scouls Ig Glee Club 2, 35 Inlra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 43 Musicale 31 Bon Voyage 21 Home Economics Club 3. 0 IVIARGUERITE JANET HESS Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 4: Sfudenl Librarian 43 G. A. A. 4: lnlra-mural Sporls 3, 4. 0 RICHARD SHERWOOD H EYNE Arl Club Ig Nalure Club 2: Inlra-mural Baskelball 4. Q ETHEL ROMAINE HOFFMAN Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 4: Home Room Secrelary I, 2. Q VIVIAN FRANCELIA HUTTON Hilllop Slalil 2, 3, 43 Drum Maior of Band 4, Swimming Club 2, Bon Voyage 2: Lillie Jimmie Jones 4, lnlra- mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Vice Presidenl of G. A. A. 4, Lion Slalil 4, York Counly Field Meel' I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 41 Paddle Handball Champ 3, 4, Girls' Track Manager 33 Dramalic Club lg Nalional Scholaslic Honor Sociely 4. 0 ARCHIBALD IVIILLER HYSON York Counfy Field Meel' 3, 4: Shippensburg Track Meel' 3: Penn Relays 3: Boy Scouls I, 2: lnlra-mural Sporfs 2, 3, 4: Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely 4. 0 JOSEPHINE IVIAY INNERS Swimming Club 27 lnfra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 43 York Counly Field Meel' Ig Hilllop Slafl I, 2, 3, 4, Lilerary Edilor of Hill- +op 3, 4, Lillie Jimmie Jones 4, Bon Voyage 23 Lillie Miss Forlune 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Nalional Honor Sociefy 3, 4, Presidenl' ol Honor Sociely 4, Lion Slalil 41 Presidenl of Dramalics Club Ig Journalism Club 2, Class Presidenl lg Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4. 1. Fix-Back. 2, Smith-Guard. 3. Markey-Guard. 4. Kohler-Back, 5. Barnhart-Assisfanf Coach. 6. Warner with trophies. 7 Baugher-Assisfanf Coach. 8. Nilchkey-Coach. 69 'I I 4, HUGH VINCENT P. JENNINGS Varsiry Foofball 2, 3, 4, Varsify Baslceiball 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 45 Orches+ra 2, 37 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Infra-mural Baslrefball 4: Bon Voyage' 2, LiHIe Jimmie Jones 4, Drama Club 35 Vice Presideni' of Class 3, Vice Presiden+ of Home Room 33 Song of Man 33 Musicale 3, 45 Yorln Counfy Field MeeI 2, 3, 41 The Governors Daugh+er 43 Nafional A+I1IeIic Schol- arship SocieIy 4. Q CHARLES F-REY JOHNSON Apparafus Club 2, Handicraff Club 2, Map Club Ig Archery Club 27 Hillfop Slaff 41 Philalelic Sociely 45 Phofography Club 47 LiHIe Jimmie Jones 4, Prinf Shop 4, Nafional Scholasfic Honor Sociely 4. 0 RAY FRANKLIN JONES Boy Scou+s I, 2, Glee Club 2, 35 Infra-mural Sporfs 2, 3, 45 Musicale 3. 0 EVELYN DOROTHY KEENER Glee Club I, 2, 35 Infra-mural Sporfs I, 2, Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4. 9 DALE KEEPORTS Sfage Crew 3, 45 Philalelic Sociefy 47 Infra-mural Sporfs 47 I'Iandicra'II Club 2, Archery Club 2. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM KELLY Hi-Y Club Ig Bon Voyage 2, Journalism Club 25 LiHIe Jimmie Jones 43 LiHIe Miss For+une 3, Track Manager 43 I'IiII+op Sfaff 2, 3, 41 Business Manager of Hillfop 4, Lion S+aFF 4, The Governor's DaughIer 4. 0 EARL EUGENE KILGORE Infra-mural Baslxerball 3, 4: Infra-mural Mushball I, 43 Boy Scouis I, 2. O ROSETTA IVIARNELL KINARD Girl Reserve Club I, 2, SI'udenI' Librarian I, 2, 3, 4. I. Signals! lEpI1rafal. 2. Middletown. 3. Red Lion - - Rah team! 4. Ephrafa. 5. Ephrafa. 70 VERA EMMA KING Girls' Inira-mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve Club I, Girls' Sporls Club 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Q KATHRYN CAPTOLIA KISE Girl Reserve Club I, 2, Glee Club 3, Inlra-mural Sporls 2, Home Economics Club 3. 0 ALMA ROMAINE KNISELY Girl Reserve Club I, Infra-mural Sporls 3, Shop Club 2, Ar! Club 2. 9 BETTY JANE KNISELY Girl Reserve Club I, Girls' Sporfs Club 2. Q DALE FRANKLIN KOHLER Inlra-mural Baslcefball 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Foofball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Glee Club 3, Li+'lIe Miss For- Iune 3, LiHIe Jimmie Jones 4, Boy Scouls I, Musicale 3, Phofography Club 4. 9 CELIA LORRAINE KREIDLER Inlra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, Yorlc Counly Field Meel I, 2, 3, 4, LiHIe Miss For+une 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve Club I, Sporls Club 2, Swimming Club 2, Bon Voyage 2, Presidenl' of Home Room Jr. Red Cross 4, Home Room Presidenl' I, Girls' Baslcelball Manager 4, The Governor's Daughler 4, Nalional Scholaslic Honor Sociely 4. 0 B ETTY LAIVIOTTE Girls' Inlra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, Dramalic Club I, Glee Club 2, 3. Q DOROTHEA ELIZABETH LANDIS G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, lnlra-mural Sporls I, 2, 3, 4, Yorli Counly Field Meel' 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve Club I, 2, Dramafic Club l, Ari Club 2, 3, Girls' Sporl- Manager 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Bon Voyage 2, The Governor's DaughIer 4, Girls' Sporfs Club 2. Q IVIILDRED FAE LANDIS Girl Reserve Club I, 3, 4, Needlecraff Club 2. 9 JOHN FRANKLIN LIGHTY Cooking Club I, Apparafus Club 2. Q MARTHA JOSEPHINE LLOYD Glee Club 3, Girl Reserve Club I, 2, Girls' Inlra-mural Sporls 3. Q IVIARIE LOUISE LOGAN Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl' of G. R, I, Sludenl' Librarian I, 4, LiHle Jimmie Jones 4, Vice Presiclenf of Philalelic Socieiy 4, Associafe Edilor of Lion 4, Girl Reserve Yearbook Slalif 3, The Governor's DaughI'er 4, Nalional Scholaslic Honor Sociefy 4. 71 FREDERICK FRANKLIN IVIAJEWSKI Lillie Jimmie Jones 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Baslxe+baII 35 infra-mural Sporis I, 25 Boy Scoufs Ig Apparafus Club 23 NaIionaI A+I1le+ic Scholarship Sociefy 4. 0 EVELYN B ETH IVIANIFOLD Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 43 Secrelary of G. R. Ig Lillie Miss ForIune 31 Lillie Jimmie Jones 47 Cheering Squad 4: Sludenl Librarian I. 0 JOHN DELLINGER MATTHEWS Class Presidenl 2, 3, 45 Home Room Presidenl I, 43 Puppel Club Ig Journalism Club 2, Hilltop Slaff 2, 3, 45 Sporls Edilor of Hilllop 4, Circulalion Manager of Lion 4, Basker- ball Manager Ig Assislanl Baslcelball Manager 2, Nalional Scholaslic Honor Sociely 4. O HAROLD REED IVICALLISTER Cooking Club Ig Boy Scouls I, 2, 3, 4. 9 DAVID ROBERT MCPHERSON Boy Scoufs I, 25 Apparalus Club 2. Q THOMAS FRANKLIN IVIEADS OrcI1esI'ra I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsily Foofball 2, 3, 43 Baskelball 2, Bon Voyage 2, Base- ball 2g York Couniy Field Meei' 2, 3, 41 Volleyball 3, 4, Lif- ile Miss Forl'une 33 Tennis 3, 4, Apparafus Club 2, Musicale 3, 4, InI'ra-mural Sporls 3, 45 Operefla 4. 9 NAOMI ERDINE IVIONTGOIVIERY Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. 0 JUNE DELAINE NESS Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lion Slalil 4. 0 CLAIR DEWAYNE NOLLER Apparalus Club 2, Map-making Club I, Cooking Club 2, Archery Club 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Inlra-mural Baslcelball 4: Siege Crew 3, 4, Handicrafl' Club I. 72 DENTON ERVIN RAUB Glee Club 2, Infra-mural Baskelball 3, 4, Apparafus Club 2: Puppei Club Ig Home Room Presiclenf I3 Siege Crew 3: Na+ionaI Scholasiic Honor Sociefy 4. 0 PERRY VVILTON RAWHEISER Cooking Club I, Handicraff Club 2. Q PRESTON FRANCIS RIDDLE Infra-mural Sporfs 3, 41 York Counfy Field Meel I, 2, 3, 4: Feaiure Eclilor of I-Iillfop 43 Hillfop SI-aff 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader Z, 3, 45 I.iHle Jimmie Jones 4: LiHIe Miss Forfunen 3, Song of Man 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Musicale 4, Bon Voyage Z3 Dramafics Club lg Manager of Volleyball 47 The Governor's Daughfern 41 Nafional Scholasfic Honor Socie+y 4. O JAMES FRANCIS RUNKLE Cooking Club Ig lnira-mural Sporfs I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 27 Apparafus Club 2. 0 JANET CATHERINE RUNKLE Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sporfs Club 2, HiIl'rop S'IaFF 4, LiHIe Jimmie Jones 4, Lion Sfaff 45 Home Room Presidenf 37 Home Room Secrefary 4, Vice Presidenr of Home Room 23 Vice Presidenf of Home Room Jr. Red Cross 43 Nafional Scholaslic Honor Sociely 4. Q GEORGE WILLIAM SCHMUCK Foofball 2, 3, 4, Slage Crew 3, 4. Q IWABEL LUCILLE SECHRIST Girl Reserves I, 3, 4, Bon Voyage 2, Girls Sporrs Club 25 Glee Club I, 2: Shop Club Ig Insfrumenfal Band I. 0 IVIILDRED ERDINE SECHRIST Dramaiics Club Ig Girls' Glee Club 2, Girl Reserve Club, 2, 3, 4. I. Lest there be an iniury. 2. Over a high one. 3. On the side lines. 4. Gef sei! 5. On your mark! 6. Hundred yard dash. 7. The Lions lead. 73 RALPH LEROY SECHRIST Cooking Club lg Orchesfra 2: Band 2, 3, Boy Scouls 21 , Track Manager 2, 3, 4: Shop 2, 3, 43 Prinf Shop 4: Infra- mural Baskefball 2. 9 BETTY JANE SHAULL Hillfop S+aFf 3, 43 Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 47 Sfudenf Librarian 2. 9 EMERSON DANIEL SHELLEY Glee Club I, 2, Bon Voyage 23 lnlra-mural Sporls I, 2, 47 York Counfy Field Meer I, 2, Science Club 3. O ARLENE KATHRYN SMITH Swimming Club 2, Girl Reserve Club lg Girls' Sporfs Club 27 lnlra-mural Sporis 2, 3, 43 Sporl' Manager 4, York Counfy Field Meel' I, 2, 3, 43 News Edifor of Hillfop 43 Lillie Jimmie Jones 43 Song of Man 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 47 Na- fional Scholaslic Honor Sociefy 3, 43 Vice Presidenf of Honor Sociefy 47 Associafe Edilor of Lion 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Musicale 4: The Governor's Daughfer 4. 0 BERNICE ELIZABETH SMITH Glee Club 2, 3, 4, ln+ra-mural Sporfs 2, 3, 4, Manager of Volleyball 4, Swimming Club 2, Girl Reserve Club I, 25 Bon Voyage 27 Home Room Vice Presidenl' 37 Sfudenf Librarian 3, 4, York Counly Field Meel I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 The Governor's Daughl'er 4. Q BETTY GERALDINE SMITH, Ari' Club lg Class Vice Presidenf I, 2g Home Room Secretary I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve Club Secrefary 27 Hillfop Sfaff 2, 3, 43 Class Secrelary 4, Arl' Edilor of Lion 4, LiH'le Jimmie Jones 43 Nafional Scholaslic Honor Sociefy 3, 4. i. Cheerleaders. 2. Wafching infra-mural. 3. New Addition-lNof a book.j 4. Geffing hof. 5. Corky , 6. Yes, all are freshmen. 7. Sfarfin' ancfher day. 8. Whaf'sa idea, Hih? 9. You figure if ouf. IO. Soon fime for fhe bell. 1 i. Whoops, my dear! 12. Winfersfowners. 13. Trying fo dodge fhe camera, Mr. Frifs? 14. While school's in session. 74 BRUCE CLAY SMITH lnlra-mural Sporfs 2, 3, 4, Varsily Foofball 2, 3, 4. 9 DORIS KYLE SMITH Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 4. Q LLOYD HAROLD SMITH Boy Scoulfs I, 2, 3, Cooking Club Ig Pholography Club 4. O VIRGINIA TYSON SMITH Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary of G. R. 2, Vice Presiclenl ol G. R. 4: Sociely Edilor of Hilllop 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Vice Presiclenl 2, 33 The Governor's Daugh+er 4. 0 VVANDA KAY SMITH Hilllop 3, 4: Girls' Sporls Edilor 4: York Counly Field Meer I, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Presidenl' of G. A. A. 4, lnlra- mural Sporls 2, 3, 47 Girl Reserve Club lg Journalism Club 23 Swimming Club 23 Manager of Sporl 3, LiHle Miss Forlune 33 Lillie Jimmie Jones 4, The Governor's Daugh- +er 43 Nalional Scholaslic Honor Sociely 4. 0 LOUISE IVIILDRED SNYDER Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sporfs Club 2. O FERNE AMELIA SPRENKLE lnlra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, York Counfy Field Meel I, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserve Club Ig Sporl Manager 43 Girls' Sporls Club 23 Marching Squad 4. Q HAZEL IVIABEL SPURLEY Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lil'Ile Miss For1'une 3, Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 43 Bon Voyage 2, Musicale 3, 45 The Governor's Daughleru 4. I, Sportsmanship. 2. Leo . 3. Abouf 12:28. 4. Somefhing's wrong here! 5. Kids will be kids. 6. The Jones' Boys. 7. Cold up fhar? 8. The Daily Pest. 9. H-2-O! IO. School's our. I I. Sisfers. I2. This is number Iwelve. I3. ls if funny? No. 14. Friends. 15. We don't know why we took it. 16. Maestro. 75 MILTON WAYNE STABLEY Orcheslra 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Hilllop Sfaff 3, 4, Infra- mural Sporls 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Afhlefic Club 2. 0 VELMA MARGARET STABLEY Girl Reserve Club lg Needlecrafi' 2. 9 FERNE LOUISE STALLMAN Girl Reserves Ig Girls' Sporfs Club 27 Sfudenf Librarian I, 27 Home Room Vice Presidenl' 3: Hilliop Sfaff 3, 4: Lion Sfaff 4g LiHle Miss Forfune 3. 0 RICHARD JAMES STALLMAN Philafelic Sociery 41 Sfage Crew 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, 43 Nafional A+hIe+ic Scholarship Sociefy 3, 4, Prinl' Shop 47 Infra-mural Baslcefball 2, 3, 45 Jay-vees 2: Apparafus Club 2: Handicraff Club 2. 0 TREVA ARDELLA STEIN Girl Reserve Club Ig Needlecraff Club 2, Home Room Treasurer 4. 9 ROBERT LESTER STRICKLER Cooking Club Ig Apparalus Club 21 Pholography Club 4. Q JOHN ALLEN STUNIP Glea Club Ig LiHle Miss For+une 31 LiHle Jimmie Jones 4: Laboralory Assisfanf 2, 3: Hilllop Sraff 45 Biology Club 2: I. Inlraemural Sporfs Ig Lion Sfalif 4, Chess Club Presidenf 3: Nafional Scholasfic Honor Sociely 3, 4, The Governor's Daughferu 4. O IVIIRIAM ADELAIDE STUMP Girl Reserve Club I, 2, Needlecraf+ Club 2. 9 BEATRICE HELEN SUYDAM LiHle Jimmie Jones 43 Glee Club 43 Musicale 4, The Governor's DaughI'er 4. 1. The lTedl Winfer's-Hess Transif Co. 2. Yeah - - You! 3. Hold if! 4. And fhe music goes 'round 'n 'round- 5. WI'1af's if all abouf? 6. Jus? foo lazy fo move. 7. Camera shy? 8. Sophisficafion. 9. Caught! 10. Efficiency. 1 I. Posin'. 12. If's me. 13. Might I? 14. Fickleness in fhe flesh. 15, Boy Scoufs. 16. Freshies. 17. The Honorable Charles H. 18. Look out! 76 EMANUEL SEATON TAYLOR. JR. Boy Scoufs I, 2: Infra-mural Sporls 41 Vice Pfesldenl 01 Home Room Jr. Red Cross 4. Q WILLIAM THOMPSON Infra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 4, Arf Club Ig Apparalus Club 2. Q WILMOT CLAIR TRONE Jay-vee Baskelball 2, 3, 45 Varsily Foofball 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 3: Orclweslra 3, Apparafus Club 2, Glee Club 2. Q ES-l-ELLA GOLDIE TYSON Hilllop Slam? 3, 43 Edifor-in-Chief of Hillfop 45 Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4, Program Cliairlady of G. R. 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Nafional Sclwolaslic Honor Sociely 3, 4: LiHIe Jimmie Jones 43 Bon Voyage 2: lnlra-mural Sporls 2, 3, 47 Class Hisforian 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Musicale 3, 43 Yorl: Counly Field Meel' 2, Dramalics Club Ig The Governor! Dauglrlern 4. 0 DOROTHY ELIZABETH VALENTINE Hilllop Sfaff 3, 43 Girl Reserve Club 2, 3, 45 Program Chair- Iady of 6. R. 4, Glee Club 3, 43 LiHle Miss ForIune 37 In+ra-mural Sporfs 3, 45 Musicale 43 Dramalics Club Ig Song of Man 3, Declamafion Conlesf I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Nalional Scliolaslic Honor Sociely 45 The Governor! D6UQl'I16I'II 4. 0 GERALDINE BERTHA VVAGMAN Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 47 Field Meef 2, 3, 43 Scholaslic 3, 4, Infra-mural Sporls 3, Girls' Sporf Manager 4. O ROBERT ROLAND WARNER Varsily Foolball 2, 3, 45 Baslzelball I, 2, 33 Varsify Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Nalional Allilelic Scholarship Sociefy 2, 3, 4, Boy Scoufs l, 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Track Team I. 1. Miss Brifon's office. 2. Mr. Swagerf. 3. Excused absence???? 4. Tarzan! 5. Don'f fake my picture! 6. Posin . 7. Off to fhe park! 8. Knee deep . 9. Jusf Ioafin'. 10. Ou?-of-rowners. 1 1. Freshie and sophie. 12. Ice-House . 13. Tough guys! 14. Pipe dreamers. 77 THEODORE JOHN WINTER Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 41 Glee Club 23 Tennis Team 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Print Shop 41 Stage Crew 3, 4: Photography Club 4, Yorlc County Field Meet lg National Athletic Society 4, Map Club Ig Archery Club 2: The Governor's Daughter 4. 0 AN NABELLE VVISE Girl Reserve Club I, 2, 3, 4. Q ARLENE ANNA WORKINGER Girl Reserve Club l, 2, 3, 4: lntra-mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Cheering Squad 45 Girls' Sports Club 2, Glee Club 31 G. A. A. 3, 4: Home Economics Club 3, 4: Musicale 2, 3. 0 VICTOR ADELBERT YOUNG Advertising Manager of Hilltop 4, Little Jimmie Jones 43 Little Miss Fortune 35 Hilltop Printing Staff 43 Philatelic Society 43 Apparatus Club 2, 0 MELBA LUCILLE ZARFOS Editor-in-Chief of Lion 45 Vice President of Class 45 Home Room President 3, 47 Hilltop Staff 3, 43 Assistant Editor of Hilltop 4, lntra-mural Sports 2, 3, 43 G, A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve Club I, 33 Sports Club 23 Swimming Club 21 Little Miss Fortune 35 Bon Voyage 2, Dramatics Club lg Glee Club 43 Yorlc County Field Meet Ig Girls' Sport Manager 31 Musicale 4, National Scholastic Honor Society 3, 4, The Governor's Daughter 4. 6 GEORGE CLINTON ZIEGLER T-raclc team lg Basketball lg Hilltop Statt 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Intra-mural Baslcetball 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, Varsity Club 2, Hi-Y Club Ig Photography Club 4. I. Watching with interest. 2. Who said anything about winter? 3. I wonder? 4. Old Faithful. 5. Let me go or l'll hit you. 6. The cream of the crop. 7. Wonder who that guy is? 8. Print-shop bound. 9. Batter up. IO, Yoe - - Heave. I I. The cold shoulder. I2. Nuts but happy. 13. Almost 12:45. I4. Drummer Dunnick, I5. Spring fever. I6. Seniors in the making. I7. The long and short of it. 18. Space filler. lWe couIdn't find anything elsel. I9. Hurryl 20. What doyaohave this P. M? 78 Friends! Romans! and people from the rural sections! It is none other than Johnnie Stump with his gift of gab. -4Josephine Inners, a lass with pulchritude and ambition, certainly possesses the long-hunted quality of Hdignif ficisrnf'-K'Grovey, her dancing partner, loves hair waves and knitted suits. Her home-work is business arithmetic, of course.7We should be vaccinated against that smile of James Runkle's. It's worse than smallpox Cyou catch it quickerj.-Lights! Action! Camera! A girl comes walking across the stage! She trips! fThat's Betty Smith.j+Here they come: the three mesquiteers! Denty with his crop of curly hair and witty remarks, ujohnnyl' with his di- sheveled hair and advertising for the Lion Dry Cleaning, Oley', with a fresh layer of axel', grease on' his hair plus a zig-zag part that lightning must have struckf- One teaspoon of rosy cheeks, one cupful of broad smiles, and one red beet for high blood pressure completes the recipe for Treva Stein.-How could we forget Janet Runkle's love to tickle the ivories. fThe ivories on the typewriter.j-Milton Stabley- Boo-hoo! She was tall, tan and terrific, but she got away! --If you ever see pieces coming down through the azure skies, you know those pieces were from the chemical laboratory of George Ziegler. Maybe the explosion was due to mixing too much nllelben with T. N. T.4Pret Riddle will be remembered for his dancing and his speckled face. Of course freckles are a detriment, but at least he has something that Ty- rone Power doesn't hayel- -ylyiany teachers wished that they were on the gold standard this year, because under that condition maybe Bing Frey might have kept his mouth under lock and key. You know the old saying: There's gold in them thar cuspids! '-It's Ralston time with Perry Rawheiser, the hombre from the golden west, with his rootinl, tootin', shootin', six-shooter and ten- gallon hat! ---- Schmuck will always be there when some- thing needs to be attached, mended, secured, and for- gotten!-A queer bird that makes his home near Stew- artstown and can be seen flying in any hair-pulling football game is Bob Warner.--If you want a maid who can burn water, see Annabelle Wise!4A beautiful hand Chandwritingl, of course, and an abundant supply of cosmetics are two properties of Mabel Sechrist which will never be sold at fire sale.-- backwards little a is he Ti-IE SENIORS -J b cause way this Thompson Bill describe we'd thought Vile.-I think you've got something there, Doris Smith, and it's more than that brown Ford of Bill's.?When g'Shorty Snyder goes on the network, broadcasting sta- tions will be discarded, she can be heard from coast to coast as it is.-Ferne Sprenkle is liable to upset the rou- tine of things in baseball. She tells us that she is saving her wonderful arm for the Giants.l'--We 'ave to pardon Victor Young for his French, but for that English accent all we can say is, K'Tallyho! -The name of Theodore WVinter will not be like a tree without roots and soon 'igone with the wind, but will be blown around the school halls for years to come!-If you ever see an old maid, you know it 1sn't Geraldine Wagman.-An ob- servant thing concerning the name 'KDick Stallman is that you can take the first letter, S, from his name and you have his description.fFerne Stallman, the promising commercial student, is thinking of looking over a new car. We wonder if it's the car or the salesman.7Smoke from the chimney means logs on the fire, means Ash Smith is keeping the club Fires burning.--ltls funny how things do rhyme, but Wilmot Trone and his trombone takes the cake!--It isn't the butcher nor the baker but it's the baker's daughters: Bernie with her infectious smile, and Corky, our best studentfl--That friendship between Estella Goldie Tyson and Dorothy Elizabeth Valentine is like Bruce Gemmillis unruly hairfhard to part.4Virginia Smith takes the physical property of lead. She is a little heavy.4-Remember those two inseparable twins. They're not the Siamese, only Mable and Marion Heiland.--just the opposite of taciturn and bashful is Charles Fauth.-Those office men who have jealous wives should employ Maurice Henry as secretaryfln a little vale, not far away, Springvale to be exact, lives Ethel Hoffman.--An ambitious, dependable, and undignified commercial senior is Horace Heiss.fHere comes Irwin Hershner, with hay in his hair and a bashful personality. -The Hess-bus line would gladly merge with the Winter- Tobacco Company, if the matter were in Marguerite's hands.--If there were a race between a snail and Dick Heyne to school, undoubtedly the snail would win.-- Marie Logan is that lovable senior who is everybody's friend. CTI-IE SENIORS-Continued on next pagel 1 ,.......J gm, Ti-IE SENIORS Several of our girls who unlike many Seniors are living up to the saying 'iSilenee is golden are Violet Akins, Charlotte Dietz, Alma Heffner, Gladys Fauth, Mildred Sechrist and lN1ildred Landis.-Here comes that cute, curly-headed girl who's always into everything,-none other than Sue Allen.--Who will be the lucky business- men to have lvfartha Barshinger, Verna Baker, Dortha Craley and Violet Craley as their private secretaries?--- A petite girl who is very popular with the boys is Dorothy Bowser.--We wonder if Ross Brown will follow in his fatl1er's footsteps?-When you hear a click that's just Evelyn Curran taking pietures for the yearbook.-Our two athletic Bills, Day and Flinelibaugh, were co-captains of the basketball team.--Earle Ellis is our quiet and efficient chemist.--When it Comes to activities we will al- ways End Jo Dietrich ready and willing to help.-Dale Fix and Henry Flinehbaugh are the boys who are always heard before they're seen.- Eugene Gemmill, our happy-go-lucky boy, is always in mischief.--Esther Grim has an undying interest in Springvale.--Luther and Rich- ard Grim are brothers who hail from Winterstown.- Ernest Dunnick may be a wizard in basketball but as a Frenchman he's 'gmighty per. --Wlihin as a toothpick. lNhy, that just suits Charlotte Anderson!--We wonder if Wilbur Eaton still remembers the money he didn't win at bank night?-If you want to be an information bureau, talk to June Daugherty and you must be one.-Did you know we have one of the Seven Dwarfs in our midst? He may not be their size, but he's known as i'Dopey'l Hed- riek.--This is for Arlene Workinger only. Did you get Caught sliding down any bannisters lately?-We not only have girls who are quiet but also some boys. They are Dale Hannigan, Robert Gibson, Chester Craley, and Bernard Grim.-Among Bill Douglas' interests are his Ford and a eertain girl from Springvale.-Miriam Stump is very much interested in her home town of Yoe. We don't know if the greater interest is Yoe or someone named Henry.--The 'KMad Chemistf' Lloyd Douglas, did experiments for Mr. Barnhart.-Every morning the High- rock bus arrived driven by David McPherson, with Naomi lwfontgomery as one of the passengers.--'LRedheads on Parade, but the senior class has only one, Velma Stabley. -A girl athlete worth mentioning is Dorothea Landis.- Earle Kilgore caxne to school for the fun, not the work.- The 'LMartha Raye of the boys is Luther Frey.-Not an ordinary Jones boy is Ray! He has done many peculiar things in his home town, Craley.-Robert Kelly, our Ethiopian type or dark-complected boy, would be one of the first to receive an invitation from Mae, herself, to come up sometime!--Celia Kreidler and Betty Jane Knis- ley are like arsensic to the opposite sex. They kill them.- Two who are always willing are Charles johnson and Elwood Fauth.-Rosetta Kinard is one of those bashful girls that never blush.----A small lively lassie who shines in the sport parade is Vera King.-Honest to goodness, Kathryn Kise likes Chemistry.--Cleopatra slipped with her Antony, but JON Lloyd is doing all right.-Evelyn Manifold is always telling gossip to her near schoolmate. --Always ready to hear it is Evelyn Keener.--Tuba player, poet and shoe-painter all in one are 'iTom lNfeads.i'--If you have painting or drawing to be done June is the one to be plaeed behind the Crayon or paint brush.-Clair Noller is Nir, Heckendorn's right hand.- You better duck-here come those rovin' cowgirls Two- gunf' Eby, UStraight-Shootin Smith and Brone-bust- ing Barnhart.---Cotton is good for the ears when Arlene Workinger is near.-- Emerson Shellyis mouth makes up for his small features- -Lost-----the way to the library, if found, eall Lloyd Smith.-ls that contagious giggle of Alma Knisleyls the after effect of a delicious meal of chicken feathers? Then the chicken feathers are no doubt supplied by Harold lVleAllister, our only true farmer, and cushioned-propped Ford driver.-John Lighty, as i'Dopey, would co-star with Betty Lalvfotte, as i'Snow VVhite', in that great production.-A girl who is neat in appearance and a smooth talker is lvlildred Sechrist.- Those absences of Ted Ivfajewski were started by the deadly sting of that horrible creature, the love-bug.- Two walking dental works are Ralph Sechrist and 'fBunky Taylor, they both come from the hills of Yoe.- The only person in the class who went abroad and saw things is Robert Strickler.--A little bashful was Betty at first, but now she leaves as a jolly old senior. Oh, Shawl -A petite young lady with an alto voice that thrills you is Hazel Spurley.--If you ever see Dale Kohler winding up with a baseball, you know he is getting ready to pitch a little woo.--Beatrice Suydam prefers sailboats in the moonlight and not green sedans.-A captivating blonde and 'fstick twiller for the band was Skip Hutton.- Our best splinter for the relay team and turnip grower is Archibald Hyson.-Robert Burns and his bazooka have nothing over KiMip'5 Jennings and his fiddle. So i'Mip plays while Robert Burns.--The complete angler and tellers of hsh stories are Dale Keeports and Earle Ellis. Akins, Violet: pp 21, 64, 80 Allen, Sue: pp 44, 21, 49, 64, 65, 66, 76, 80 Anderson, Charlotte: pp 21, 49, 64, 76, 80 Baker, Verna: pp 8, 21, 45, 49, 64, 80 Barnhart, Betty: pp 9, 21, 44, 53, 60, 61, 64 TO 1938 SENIORS Grove, Elaine: pp 8, 24, 44, 46, 62, 64, 68, 72, 78, 79 Hannigan, Dale: pp 24, 58, 68, 78, Hedrick, Heffner, Norman: pp 24, 68, 80 Alma: pp 25, 48, 68, 80 Mabel: pp 25, 68, 79 l-leiland, Marian: pp 25, 68, 79 Heiss, Horace: pp 25, 62, 69, 79 Henry, Maurice: 78, 80 Heiland, Barshinger, Martha: pp 8, 21, 45, 49, 53, 64, 66, 80 Bowser, Dorothy: pp 19, 21, 49, 52, 53, 64, 76, 80 Brown, Ross: pp 21, 58, 64, 80 Craley, Chester: pp 21, 64, 80 Cralcy, Dortha: pp 21, 65, 80 Hershner, Irwin: Hess, Marguerite: Heyne, Richard: Hoffman, Ethel: pp 25, 66, 69, 79 PP 25, 64, 69, 79 pp 25, 49, 69, 79 52, 53, 55 80 PP 25, 58, 69, 77, 79 pp 25, 49, 65, 69, 79 N INDEI Craley, Violet: pp 22, 65, 80 Hutton, Vivian: pp 8, 25, 43, 44, 46, 33, Curran, Evelyn: pp 8, 22, 49, 65, 80 60, my 63, 65, 66, 69, 74, 77, 30 Daugherty! -lung: pp 22' 49, 52' 647 65, 76, 80 Hyson, Archibald: pp 26, 47, 58, 64, 69, Day, William: pp 22, 47, 56, 57, 58, 62, 64. 74, 80 652 66' 67, 68, 73' 78' 80 Inners, Josephine: pp 8, 26, 44, 46, 52, 52. Deitz, Charlotte: pp 22, 65, 80 66, 69, 70, 7Q, 77, 78, 7,11 Dietrich, Josephine: pp 20, 22, 44, 46, 49, 52, Jgnnings, Hugh: pp 8, 26, 47, 53, 54, 55, 60, 61, 64, 65, 76, 77, 78, 80 65, 61,, 70, 76, so D0U8l21S, Ll0yd: pp 22, 65, 80 Johnson, Charlt.: pp 26, 45, 46, 51, 53, Douglas, William: pp 22, 48, 58, 65, 80 76, 30 Dunnick, Ernest: pp 8, 22, 45, 46, 47, 52, 53 Jones, Ray: pp 25, 70, 30 54, 55, 57, 62, 64, 66, 67, 77, 76, 60 Keener, Evelyn: pp 26, 70, 80 Eaton, Wilbur: pp 22, 66, 80 Kecports, Dale: pp 26, 51, 70, 30 EPY: Carol? PP 9, 23, 44, 52, 53, 60, 6l, 62- Kelly, Robert: pp 8, 26, 43, 45, 52, 53, 66, 80 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 70, 80 Ellls, Eaflci PP 23, 66, 80 Kilgore, Earl: pp 26, 63, 70, 80 Faurh, Charles? PP 23, 66, 78, 79 Kinard, Rosetta: pp 26, 70, 80 Fauth, Elwood: pp 23, 62, 66, 74, 76, 80 King, Vera: pp 27, 61, 70, 78, 80 Fauth, Gladysr PP 23, 44, 66, 80 Kise, Kathryn: pp 27, 71, 76, 80 Fix, Dalci PP 23, 44, 5l, 56, 64, 67, 69, 60 Knisley, Alma: pp 27, 71, 80 Flinfhlawgh, HCUVY5 PP 23, 56, 63, 67, 74, 60 Knisley, Betty: pp 27, 71, 80 Fllnchlmugh, Wllllallli PP 23, 47, 52, 53, 56, Kohler, Dale: pp 19, 27, 52, 53, 56, 58, 57, 64, 65, 67, 68, 78, 80 71, so FFBY, llllthefi PP 23, 67, 80 Kreidler, Celia: pp 27, 46, 52, 55, 61, 60, Frey, Mervin: pp 23, 67, 79 64, 71, 80 Gemmill, Bruce: pp 24, 44, 47, 57, 64, 67, 79 LaMotte, Betty: pp 27, 71, 80 Gemmill, Eugene: pp 24, 67, 74, 80 Landis, Dorothea: pp 9, 27, 55, 60, 61, 7I Gibson, Robert: pp 24, 67, 80 Landis, Mildred: pp 27, 49, 62, 71, 79 Grim, Bernard: pp 24, 51, 67, 80 Lighty, John: pp 19, 27, 66, 71, 80 Grim, Esther: pp 8, 24, 44, 52, 53, 60, 64. Lloyd, Josephine: pp 28, 71, 80 68, 78, 80 Grim, Luther: pp 24, 68, 74, 80 Grim, Richard: pp 24, 68, 74, 80 Logan, Mafifff 1111 8, 28, 46, 49, 51, 53, 62, 71, 79 McAllister, Harold: pp 28, 48, 63, 72, 80 lConfinued on nexf pagel 81 4,4 INDEX TO1 938 SENIORS lConfinued from page 811 BICPherson, David: pp 28, 72, 80 Majewski, Frederick: pp 28, 47, 53, 57, 58, 66, 72, 77, 80 Manifold, Evelyn: pp 28, 49, 53, 72, 76, 80 Matthews, John: pp 8, 20, 28, 44, 46, 64, 66, 79, 79 Meads, Thomas: pp 28, 52, 54, 55, 56, 62, 65, 68, 78, 72, 80 Nlontgorncry, Naomi: pp 28, 49, 72, 80 Ness, June: pp 8, 19, 28, 49, 72 Noller, Clair: pp 29, 59, 72, 80 Raub, Denton: pp 29, 43, 73, 79 Rawlieiser, Perry: pp 29, 73, 77, 79 Riddle, Pr0Sr0n1 PD 29, 44, 46, 52, 53, 55, 52 63, 65, 66, 70, 72, 73, 76, 78, 79 Runkle, James: 1:10 9, 29, 73, 77, 79 Runklff, Janvv DP 8, 29, 45, 46, 49, 53, 73, 79 Schmuck, George: pp 29, 56, 68, 73, 79 Sechrist, Mabel: pp 19, 29, 49, 73, 75, 79 Sechrist, Mildred: pp 29, 49, 73, 80 Sechrist, Ralph: pp 29, 59, 74, 80 Shaull, Betty Jane: pp 30, 44, 49, 74, 75, 80 Shelley, Emerson: pp 30, 74, 80 Smith, Aflvrwr PP 8, 30, 44, 46, 53, 55, 60, 61 62, 64, 74, 77, 80 Smith, 79 Smith, Bernice: pp 30, 55, 60, 61, 62, 65, 74 Bffrtyr PP 8, 20, 30, 43, 44, 46, 53, 63 64, 66, 74, 78, 79 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith 61 2 2 Bmw: 1010 30, 56, 63, 69, 75, 77, 79 D0fiSr PP 30, 49, 75 Lloyd: pp 30, 75, 78, 80 Vifginiar PP 30, 44, 49, 55, 62, 75, 79 Wandar PP 9, 30, 44, 46, 52, 53, 60, ,62, 64, 66, 75, 78, 80 Snyder, L00iS01 pp 31, 49, 64, 75, 79 Sprenkle, Ferne: pp 31. 60, 61, 75, 79 Spurley, Hazel: pp 31, 49, 52, 55, 75, 80 Stabley, Milton: pp 31, 45, 54, 76, 79 Stabley, Velma: pp 31, 76, 80 Stallman, Fcrne: pp 8, 19, 31, 45, 52, 75 79 Stallman, Richard: pp 31, 47, 51, 64, 66, 76, 77, 79 Stein, 'l'reva: pp 31, 75, 76, 77, 79 Strickler, Robert: pp 31, 76, 80 Stump, john: pp 8, 31, 45, 46, 52, 53, 62 76, 79 Stump, Miriam: pp 32, 76, 80 Suydam, Beatrice: pp 19, 32, 53, 55, 62 76, 78, 80 , Taylor, Junior: pp 32, 77, 80 Tho111pson, William: pp 32, 63, 77, 79 Trone, Wilmot: pp 32, 54, 56, 68, 77, 79 Tyson, Estella: pp 32, 43, 44, 46, 49, 5l 55, 60, 62, 66, 76, 78, 79 Valentine, Dorothy: pp 32, 44, 46, 49, 52 62, 77, 79 Wagman, Geraldine: pp 19, 32, 49, 61, 75 79 Warner, Robert: pp 32, 47, 56, 58, 62, 63 69, 77, 79 Winter, Theodore: pp 32, 47, 57, 58, 62, 78, 79 Wise, Annabelle: pp 19, 33, 49, 78, 79 Workinger, Arlene: pp 33, 49, 78, 80 YOHH3, Vi0f01'2 PP 33, 45, 51, 52, 53, 65 79 Zarfos, Melba: pp 8, 20, 33, 43, 44, 46, 55, 60, 62, 65, 76, 77, 79 Ziegler, George: pp 8, 9, 33, 44, 56, 68, 77, 78, 79 1 MARTHA BARSHINGER CELIA KREIDLER PA TR' N3 ve, EDNA ANDREWS PERMANENT WAVE STUDIO L. G. BALFOIQR, GO., JEWELER MR. AND MRS. G. H. DESENEERG MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. DRUGR A FRIEND DR. JOHN G. GABLE GIPE AND TAYLOR'S GROCERY STORE MR. AND MRS. L. EARL GROVE MR. AND MRS. H. IRWIN HERSHNER MRS. G. M. KALTREIDER, RED LION BEAIQTY SHOP MISS HARRIET MATTER KLINEDINST'S MILLINERY MR. AND MRS. HOWARD S. NEFF MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. NORRIS NORTH END SERVICE STATION POIST STUDIO, YORK W. GRANT RAUB COMPANY SEAK'S DAIRY MR. AND MRS. G. S. SELIHRIST MR, CARL SMITH MR. AND MRS. CHARLES I, SMITH MR. AND MRS. L. G. STEIN MR. CHARLES E. STRILIKLER STROBEGR'S, DECORATORS TRIMMER PRINTING COMPANY MISS AMELIA WINTER YORK COLOR PLATE COMPANY MR, AND MRS. L. NORMAN ZARFOS MR. ARTHUR ZEIGLER. 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