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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1943 volume:

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As those in the armed forces serve our country on the battle fields of the land, sea, and air, we on the home front are striving to help them insure the Four Freedoms, ,lifvzof Pwimzlllrf A glimpse of the faculty, student body, and hoard of education working in hare mony preparing youth for service ,Si'l'n.'2f flffllllllflllf Many and varied are the activities of our school trying ever to be of more service than teaching the 5 R's .S2'l'00f fl IM 'fair Diversified sports: hoth boys' and girlsf for relaxation and the huilding of strong bodies for the mind tllffllllf Hulimf Social events, odd moments spiced with fun, sometimes at one's own, hut more often at others' expense, caught hy the CZIIUCIXI lll l.ll1gLli1l'LlCLl l'DOll'lCllfS I Pfedve Affeffzmfe 70 Ike Ffa O O O omoa aou Alumni gm NWN Wsaeuisu SN .wi Alumm Allen, David, Corp.-'55 Atkins, john I., Capt.-'28 Bacon, Lavere P., Pvt.-'40 Barteaux, Robert H., Pvt.-'59 Becker, Cearon S., Pvt.-'42 Benfer, Kenneth, Capt.-'21 Blouse, Donald R., S. Zfc-'42 Brenneman, Charles, Pvt.-'35 Brenneman, Ernest H., Tech. Sgt.-'35 Brown, Ross B., A. S. U. S. N.-'38 Buchart, Lester, Lt.--'29 Bull, Richard E., Pvt.-'35 Burke, Daniel, S. 2fc-'42 Byrd, Gerald R., Pvt.-'37 Chandlee, Thomas Warren, Lt.-'31 Chavarria, Corena Roseman, 2nd Lt.-'21 Cooper, Arthur H., Pvt.-'42 Craley, Ralph, 2nd Lt.-'35 Craley, XVilliam N., lst Lt.-'32 Crawford, Dale, Pvt.-'40 Day, William C., Jr., lst Lt.-'38 Dellinger, Curvin, Jr., Pvt.-'34 Dinsmore, Robert E., Pfc.-'36 Douglas, Lloyd, Pvt.-'38 Douglas, Philip, Cadet-'39 Downs, Dale L., Pvt.-'37 Eaton, Wilbur F., Pvt.--'38 Eberly, Philip, Pvt.--'39 Eisensmith, Preston H., Sgt.-'37 Ellis, Charles, S. 2fc-'40 Ellis, Quentin Ray, Pvt.-'36 Emenheiser, Willialii, Pvt.-'39 Fauth, Charles N., Staff Sgt.-'58 Feltenberger, Merle, S. Bfc-'59 Fix, Dale, Pvt.-'59 Flaharty, Ralph, Pvt.-'31 Flinchbaugh, Henry W., Corp.-'38 Flinchbaugh, Preston, 2nd Lt.-'36 Flinchbaugh, Robert, Pvt.-'40 Forry, james W., Pvt.-'37 Frey, Mervin, Sgt.-'38 Fruitiger, T. W., lst Lt.-'28 Fruitiger, Virginia, WAAC-'39 Gehly, Eugene H., Corp.-'34 Gehly, Russell, Pvt.-'33 Gemmill, john D., Pfc.-'35 Gibson, Robert H., Pvt.-'38 Gipe, Dale, Pvt.-'59 Gladfelter, Clarence, Pvt.-'37 Gohn, Leroy W., Tech. Sgt.-'36 Gohn, john, jr., Pvt.-'40 Goldman, Leon, A. S. U. S. N.-'43 Gouker, Ray, Corp.-'40 Gouker, David, Pfc.-'39 Graham, Robert, Pvt.-'42 Grim, Bernard H., S. 2fcW'38 Grimm, Francis XV., Sgt.-'31 Grim, jean, Ensign--'39 Grim, Richard, S. 2f'c-'35 Grim, Richard Eugene, Pvt.-'58 Grim, Richard M., Pvt.-'40 Grim, Walter, Pvt. afc-'36 Grove, Paul L., Pvt.-'35 Grove, Richard, S. Zfc-'35 O, fhore who mm! die Jo yomzg, fqlllfdjf leare fhe Jweeferr fllemorier. Their heroic deedr ye! lllljllllg Shall forerfer reznaiu om' reveriex. JOHN EDWARD FAUTH LAVERB LANDIS Miriam 1935 1937 ...- 'SWS I 'N Y ai, Num , . Ove mrller Everett L Pvt Haines, George, Ensign-'35 H'lll Domld Pvt-'35 Hlmrlton RIILIIIQL Pvt Hlnnl Wllhlm S Pvt HInnr,L,1n Dtle 7nd Lt Hlrtmln E111 E P Helps Rrclntd A S We 11 Hengle -Ioln Pvt J Hermln Geuld Pvt Heyne Dum! Pvt Hlbbs Roy Dem Corp 1 Ho md Rxchud 7nd It 35 Hollmger Forrest C1dLt 1-Itltzrngtr Robert L 2nd Lt 37 Horn Berntrd Sth Tech Horn Russell E Cxpt 9 Jenmngs Joe Gtdet 41 ones Dlle I Und Lt ones Rry I' Pvt 3 lxellenberger JIITICS Se1m'1n 4 lxeeports Perry Dllc. Corp 38 Keeports Nolm Pvt 39 Kelly Innes Etlygll' Sgt Ixelly' Robert XV St lff Sgt 38 IXllflCCll1'1SI Della lst Lt 31 lxoons Gene lyt 11 Koons Rllph Pvt Kopp Kenneth lx S lfc 41 kt pp Raymond A Pvt lxurtz Robct B Pvt 41 I1Motte Stu1rtL Sgt 37 L1Mot L uxclts lllClxS lllClxS lL1Cl'xS tuer te GltnxxootlW1lter Pvt Donllcl Pvt Gerlld Corp 7 Iuther Otto Stuff Sgt Slm Pxt Prul Fnslgn 3 Lerphrrt Russell Stlff Sgt 35 Lrghtner Plulrp Pvt 4 XV f LlI'lI1Cf'l11lI'IS, Tllelmn-XVAAC-'37 Logan Glenn N S 3fC-'79 Mftjewsltr Fredeuc I' Sgt 38 Martm Edu 1rd C 'Iech St,t 31 Matthews john Pvt 38 McCleary Dem 7nd Lt 41 McCle1ry Leon Pvt 41 McCleary Verlyn Pvt 37 McGung1n Fred Pvt 1 lN'fCVU1lll1lTlS Roger Pvt 11 MCWllll1mS Wryne Pvt 4 Melds Mtrton Pxt Me1ds Thomxs Pvt 38 Mrller Wlll 1rd G Corp Tech Mrnnlch Kenneth L 7nd Lt IVIOIFISOI1 Norm ID 7nd Lt Mundxs Wxllmm E Corp il Murphy Dale Corp 11 Musser I-hrry W Pvt 3 Neff M1ff1H Lt 37 Neff W john Lt 34 Ness Rerd Pvt Noller Clanr Sgt 38 Noller P1ul Pfc Overm ller Glenn E Pvt Paup Wfrllnm Cfldet Pettrt Henry Corp 31 Portner Pftul Pfc 35 ulgley Robert Pvt 31 Rftver Donlld Pvt 4 Rwwhfuser Perry Pvt 3 Re'1ch1rd Ctrl Pyt ergut Chules 1' Pfc Rena Hlrold S Selmfrn 40 Riddle, Prescn, Seaman Appr.-'38 Rider Anne WAVES-' 36 Rntz Sherwood Mayor 17 Roth R ry mond Pvt Schmuclt George W S1.,t Schott Lemxood Pyt 39 SeC1r1st Elrl Pvt 4 Sechrrst j1clt Pvt 4 Sertz Cmrl E 2nd Lt 32 Slmull Emory Pyt She cr jrmes G A S 39 Shoff Rtymond G -Ir Tech aft., Shoff Robert M Sgt 32 Srnclaxr Charles W Corp Slenltex Elyuod S Zfc 37 rver Eh Pvt Smeltzer Hwrry G Pvt 3 Smeltzer Henry G Pvt 2 Smrth Smith Smxth Smrth Smrth Smrth Smith Smxth Smlth Smnth Chftrles W Cwpt D1 c L 2nd Lt Domld C Corp 37 Joseph B Pvt 39 Lo d A Pfe Lu mer Pvt Preston Pvt 39 Rlymond R 2nd Lt 3 S1m Moyer Pvt 3 XVoodroxy L Pvt Snell Eugene M Sgt 3 Sn er D1lcI Pvt Snyder Henry Pvt Snyder Lester Sgt 9 Snyder IVIOI'L,ll1 B Corp 8 Sprenltle Lwwrtnce Pvt 36 Sprenltle Lyle Pvt Sprrnrer NX'1lter C1nd1d1te 2 tl ey Henry' Pvt Shbley Stu1rtC'1det 39 Stlmblugh Robert Pxt 35 Stem Clfnr Pvt Stem Plul Lexus Sqt ,. A FN 3 ug F 3 l I 1 fl 1 Stein, S. Thomas, Pvt.-'39 Steinfelt, Paul, Pvt.--'33 Stiles, Joseph E., Major-'35 Stouch, Charles E., Pfc.-'39 Strayer, Michael G., Sgt.-'37 Strickler, Rover L., 2nd Lt.-'58 Stuart, Earnest, Pvt.-fA'1i0 Stump, Harry, ,Ir., Seaman-'41 Stump, John, Pvt.-'38 Abel, Van Birchard, Seaman Arnold, Harold D., Staff Sgt. Barshinger, Purd, Pvt. Barton, Charles, Sgt. Barton, Robert, Pvt. Blouse, john W., Seaman Brown, Herbert XXL, Pvt. Bull, Joe F., Corp. Craley, Edward, Pfc. Eppley, Kenneth, Pvt. Fauth, jacob W., Start' Sgt. Fillmore, Eugene, Pvt. Ferree, Denton, A. S. Flinchbaugh, Waldo, Pvt. Foreman, james, Pvt. Forry, Clair, Pvt. Frey, Arlington, Sgt. Frey, Robert, Pvt. Frey, William E., Pvt. Garner, Lester, Pfc. Gemmill, Russell A., lst Lt. Gipe, Myles E., Pvt. Gohn, Archie, Pvt. Gohn, Donald R., Pvt. Gordon, John VU., Pvt. Grim, ,lacob L., lr., Pvt. Grrzve, Paul, Pvt. Hake, Sylvan XV., A. S. Haugh, David D., Pvt. 14526772722-Cofzfifzzzed Taylor, Kenneth E., Major-'33 Taylor, Robert, Corp.--'40 Thomson, Edward B., Sgt.-'36 Trout, William, 2nd Lt.--'30 Trout, Nevin, Pvt.-'40 Thompson, Harry, Pvt.-'-10 Tyson, A. Mervin, Pvt.-'27 Wallick, Charles E., ChaplainW'Z-4 3 Former fluafmir Warner, Gene, S. Zfc-'42 Vifelty, Emory, Pvt.-'-'10 Winters, Therdore, Pvt.-'38 Yorks, XVartl S., lst Lt.-Faculty Young, Arthur, Pfc.--'39 Young, Robert, Pvt.---'Ai0 Young, Victor, Pvt.---'38 Zarfos, Gerald, Pvt.-'29 Ziegler, Dale, Pvt.-'42 Haugh, Preston, Pvt. Hawks, Robert P., jr., Pvt. Hedrick, Richard, Pvt. Henshaw, Elmer, Pvt. Hershner, Lloyd, Pvt. Hildebrand, Preston, Pvt. Hivner, Wootl row, Pvt. Hoffmaster, Harold, Pvt. Holtzinger, Ro bert LeRoy, Pvt. Householder, George, Pvt. Howard, Ray B., Pfc. Hutton, john, Jr., Sgt. Keener, jacob, Pvt. Kline, C. W., Tech. Sgt. Klineyoung, Harold C., Sgt. Knaub, Ray, P vt. Knisely, Richard, Pvt. Koons, Charles, Corp. LaMotte, Jack T., Sgt. Laucks, Lavere, Pvt. Laucks, Verne, Leiphart, Dale Lentz, Sterling Pvt. M., Pvt. , Sgt. Phipps, J. R., Pvt. Portner, Jacob L., Pvt. Postlewaite, Virgil, jr., 2nd Rawheiser, Earl L., Sgt. Roseman, jay, Pvt. Sanders, Harry C., Pfc. Schoff, Dale G., Pvt. Schott, George E., Sgt. Scott, Charles H., Pvt. Scott, Stuart P., Sgt. Seaks, Ernest, Pvt. Seegar, James, Pvt. Sheetz, Louis, Pvt. Shoff, Guy E., Pvt. Sliver, Leslie, Pvt. Snell, Nevin L., Pfc. Snyder, Luther H., Pvt. Snyder, Paul L., Sgt. Snyder, Richard, Pvt. Sprenkle, Bruce, S. 3fc Sprenkle, Denton, Corp. Sprenkle, Earl, Seaman Spurley, Dean, Pvt. I McCleary, Charles, Staff Sgt. McDermott, Lawrence, Pvt. Stauffer, Fred, Pvt. Stein, Charles, S. Zfc Strickler, Robert R., Sgt. Meatls, Meads, Charles, Pvt. Robert L., Sgt. Miller, Burnell, Pvt. Miller, Paul, Pvt. Mitzel Earl Chalmers Pvt. Ness, Emory, Pvt. s Vasellas, Sterling XV., Pvt. XX'allick, Russell, S. Efc Wfaltemeyer, George, S. lfc W'arner, Russell, Seaman Wise, Glenn Tech. Sgt. Wfright, Edgar, Cook .1 Tluvmglf llw izffcreff and glljdzlllfi' of 1:zIL'll!f.1'. fum' Bmzrrz' of Iiz1'l1u1- lime. Red Lion 'wzzllv lwzrzz flu' 4 ,iw t'.I'J'C'l1ffz1fA' of mofremliozi in zmrk P A R T for flllfllll' f4'rz'ic'e , SEI-IUUL PEHSUNNEL 994 THE BU lllil UP Ellllll Tlfli lDz'1'f2fzI5' 7q1'111t' and EIIUJQQ' in ilu' lpzqgziiiir of Ynzzlli The thoughtful guitlnnce ol' the policies ol' our school is the prime consitlerntion ol' the Bond ol l u 1 tion in ull of their decisions. Employing competent instructors, furnishing adequate supplies muntuning builtlings, providing sullicient fuel Anil financing all of these neecls, require foresight nncl cgudu wlmnini To these citizens ol our community who give unstintetlly of their time for our welliitre, we ne thu s ,xx K limu. HAiiTMArs1 SUt'l'L'fiIl'-'l' Q ., Tuonms l'l0I.TZlNKQliR l ice-Pl'e.i'iJe11f l 'my QEKNM' LT 1 ,sau-on DAVID FINK XXXILLIAM DRUCK 7lI'L't1.Ylll'L'l' Bnizrd Mwzlber ,I. li. Biiooics Pl'cit'lifc'1lf ADMINISTRATIVE IITTIEEH5 ABE IIESPUNSIBLE TU THE BUAHD UP EUUEATIUN FUR AN ETTIEIENT UPIGANIZATIUN ALBERT C. W. SCHLIQGEL, A.B., A.M., Ed.D. SIlfl?l'I'l,fIIIg Prlzzrlpal Morav College A.B.g Pennsyl vania S College A.M., Ed.D. johns Hopkins University H E F EULTY EVER READY T HAliVliY J. Biaczxisiz, A.M. jr.-Sr, High Srhool Prizzfipfzl Shippensburg State Teachers Collegcg Franklin and Marshall College, B.S.' University of Pittsburgh, A. M. 1 SSIST AND ENCOURAGE JEAN A. ZARFOS, B.S. Home Economics Dieliliau for Cafeleria HISLIEN E. CLISVENGER, A.B., A.M. English, Latin DOROTHY S. Bowizas, B.S., M.A. Commercial Subjects Cheerleading, Social Ac'!i1'ilie.r Romzizr Tscnov, B.S. Science, Mathematics Alblelii' AdlIlf,li.lif0ll,S', Alblelia md Dm Illdfifj' Pnblifify MARY E, Wiusus, B.S. Art Supervisor Shiga St'l3lI6l'.j' Bisssus V. Ruivrau, A.B., M.S. Mathematics Allied Iiimzzzfex, Senior Clfaipr 111111507 E1.i5sTA K. Fousr, A.B. .. Social Studies, Business Aiithmetic Gilliljdlllf KARL FORSSMARK, B.A., M.A. Music Supervisor OUR GUIDES TO PROGRES CLIFFORD GIINNETT, A.B. Social Studies All-School Play, Senior High Afrenzhlief LORIE H. MATTER, A.B. Social Studies, English N. EUGENE SHOEMAKER, B.S., Ed.M. Science A.r.rl. Foolhall Coach, Ufheizr for Playf HELEN E. RHODES, B.S., I2d.M. Commercial Subjects Arlizfily Typing, Program for All-School Play! R. HILDA KEEPORTS, B.S. Librarian MARIIE KIZIEPOIKTS, A.B., A.M. English Illllllll' Play DOROTHY 1. SNYDIZR, B.S. Music, English Senior High Glee Club EDGAR C. MOORE, A.B. Mathematics flnzior High Bizreball, Nou-Rerfideul Infra- mimzl Sport: ATTAINMENT AND FUTURE SERVICE Glill. M. CORRIGAN Dental Hygienist l HliLl2N B. SHIELLIENBERGER, R.N. School Nurse EIARY E. l:ARl.I.lNG, A.B., Ed.M. English Hilltop, Senior Play, Slamlb Sale LEE H. DIIZHL, B.S., A.M. Geography 7i6IIlIlJ' SARA L. ENs1suNoER, A.B., A.M. French, English Ninth Grade All1'l507', fznzior High Ar- ,remblier DONALD S. BAKER, B.S. Commercial Subjects Tifkef C ommillee CHARLES R. NITCHKEY, B.S., Ed.M. Physical Education Football, Barkelball and Baseball C oarlo Ilirevfor of Pb'1'.l'it'!1l Ednralion and Aflalelef DENNis MYliRS, B.S. General Shop Slage Crew OUR FRIENDS AFTER ALL E. Loulsls ROTHIQRMEL, B.S. Physical Education Girls' Spain, GAA Adfimr HARRY A. HLIMPIiRIZYS, B.S. Social Studies fr. High Ba,fke1'b.1ll, Foofbafl C0t1t'!9 RLQBECCA W. SMIELTZIZR Secretary ZULA M. GLADFIQLTER Asst. Secretary WARD YORKS, B.S. Shop Printing 'Q' ,J O11 Leave of Abfezlve zvifh Armed Force! JOHN A, SWAGERT, B.S., Ed.M. Mathematics Play Adl1li.f.fi0lI,!' 10 WL, Loving Qmemory U! Miss BEULAH HALL A former advisor, teacher, friend-a mentor of youth in Red Lion for the past fifteen years. Her services among us will be forever .1 monument to her excellent work. THE LIUN STAFF lfdilor-in-Chief ...,. ,.,.... .........,.......,............. ,..., I . I ZON GOLDNIAN A.l,li.l'fiIIIf Ezfifwll' .,.. . .... GLADYS FLINCHBAUGH, ANN DIETXVILIER l311.viz1e,i,i MiIIlil.Q67', ......... , ............................. HAROLD GRIM A,r.fi.slm1I Bfz.i'if1e.i.f Mm1.1ger,i. ..,...., ROBERT BURKE, VUAYNII STREAVIG Cirflllizfiwl M.n1.lger .,....... .................. S TANLEY KIZEPORTS fl.i,fi.ff.u1f Cf!'t'lI1Jfi0lI 1HJll.I.LfL'l'.l'.. .... JOE REXROTH, SAMUIZI. TSCHOP I'b01ogm,frbw' ....,.,.......,. .......,.,.......... R OBIERT MARTIN A..-iii.-ffmf Pb0mgf.fpbw-4 .. ...................... 1012 HNSMINGLER 11L'ild T-1',lfi.rl ...,..,.., .............,,,.,. C AROLINIZ HOFFMAN .fi.i,ii.i'li11ll Tij1i.vl,i' ..,.. .... D OROTHY SI-IAFFIZR, Dlili I.AiN1OTil'lf llmd Ar-Iii! ......... .....,..........,,..,... 'I WED LAMOTTIE fl,i,vi,i1il11f fil'fj.li1.1 ...........,...,.. . . , .......,..., , , .SHIERVUOOD RITZ, BE'I l'Y XY'ALl.lCK The Linn Stuff desires to express its appreciation to Floyd Keepurts and Eugene Shoemaker, jr., tu whom we are indebted fm' many pictures of this nnniml. 25 UUH UEEIEEHS WHU PHESIUE AT THE ELI-XSS MEETINGS TED LAMOTT12 Preyideul DOROTHY ANDERSON Secrelary STANLEY KEEPORTS Vire Prexidefzl A JOE REXROTH T1'ea511rer Clan F!owe1'.' YELLOW ROSE Clan C0101'.Y.' MAROON AND GOLD Clan Mono: 'QVUORK-FIGHT-GIVE-MAKE DEMOCRACY LIVE Clan Advisor: BESSIE V. REIVIER Clan Sponyors: HARVEY J. BECKER MARY FARLLING DOROTHY BOWERS HELEN CLEVENGER 4 ACADEMIC SENIORS CONCENTRATE PRISCILLA JOAN ARNOLD General GEORO15 DAY ALWOOD, JR. General DOROTHY MARCQARIZT ANDERSON nlffl C J Cofzlfzlerrifzl Charles F144-vf ff 1 H7 JUNE E1.A1N1z ANDERSON Com IllC'l't'j11l NIILDRIED ELAIN li ANnR1aws C0ll1l1lC'l'l'in'l V Q 4 Q- KAY COLLIZEN BARNHART Lols ELAINE BIENNINGTON Comm errial A mdemir Mdfflfd Harrwd f Chdfles Hanv 5'fW I7'Jn NCCU-af1 14147 5Xf,lX'f MATHEMATICS, LORNA KATHLEEN BOIZCKIEL Comm errial EVIELYN BELLE BOYD General HELEN BRENIEMAN Amdevliv EARL EUGENE BROWN Commercial IRANK NOLAN BURKE Com l2I6l'l'iI11 , Hdrvwd ,L 75 7 I f ' -f Fnncl-64w1h AND LANGUAGES V Q Q 9 . ROBERT AUSTIN BURKE Comm ercial ffl ed, L, stair- Q l6'fhf68f7 Jgaffwf-Y COMMERCIAL SENIORS PREPARE F COLLIZIEN CHR1sT1N1z CRALIZY X474 rf-,CJ Amdemir DALE SHIQRWOOD CRALEY General JOSEPHINIE ROMAINIE CRALIZY Amdemif NAOMI ELIZABETH DAY A l'r1dc'lI1iL' Q Q 4 joyua MARlIi DEDRICK BARBARA ANN DETWILER ELWOOD CHARLES D11sHL A mdenfir A radelnir I11d11.m'if1l .,,:Q::- 'a 7 I ORTHAND, TYPING AND BOGKKEEPING JO Na 4 MILDRIED JANIQ DOTTS Amdelniv fhfadbff flfff VI DOROTHY EL1zAa1aTH DOUGLASS C0lIll1lFI'CidI plain'-I ffvlfvs JOHN HISNRX' ERRRLY General gyvunit 5,41 I RICHARD EUQIQNE EMENHEISER l11d1r.ffrial BS 27 fffe ff a f f I G Ma ff-1 e J o Q o l 5 M NANCY IONE Emo joslwfa Agsnigntf JR. DAUNE MAE FITZKEE A mdenzic G eneral C Ollllllglfidl Hd r fl 9 d med mv fqLf7 Cfflaf M0177 Lg 4 f4bk71Jr 28 GENERAL STUDENTS PURSUE COURSES JIQAN VINVIAN FLICKINGIER T Amdezzfiv ' C774 f-lg., .ffzog Gl,ADYS ERDINIQ FI.INciIIIIAIRaI-I Amdemir llfurrlel- 5,41 ,Sfgnfcf ,1,4.7 ROBIQRT EIJGIINI5 FRIIY C0mmerI'inl fwqrrlisd 'I ff? AIIDRIIY VIRGINIA GAIsI.I2 C!NllIIlC'l'l'fdf Ma v' VI C J Q 9 6 DONALD WAYNIE GIBSON WILMIER PARIS GODFREY, JR. FERNE BIERLE GOHN I11a'1r.Ifrial 1 11d11,rfrinl G 61IE'I'!1l 'E - . MA ,. , I - - --'. , me fVIqf-r-ICJ Marylfd Rawvg ,'A1u-Iqlm IUC 'ff' M dm X 0 0 USTRIAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS JUNE DORIS GOHN G ezzeml LEON GOLDMAN General lbfdrf SCA fn ucff ,HAROLD RAY GRIM Amdemir GLENN LESLIE HALL General DOROTHY MAE HAMILTON flfliblelllil' 29 V jlfdrwed fkfffd V Q 9 4 ii, DORIS LUCILLE HEININGER C om 111 errial RALPH EUGENE HENRY General dffffd Mdffl Q4 50 ATHLETIC MINDED SENIORS CONTRIB DONALD Eucs1sNla HIVNIER General N DORIS MAY I-INNER C0l1111lC'l'l'fl1I CAROL1N12 ELIZABETH HOFFMAN C 0111111 errial PALMA LIZRLENIE HOI.TZINGliR At'ddL'11liL' 1474 fl' :Ed Lara I Haan!! O Q 4 -.. 'T DONALD LIEVERNE HOWARD EILEEN ELIZABETH KAUFFMAN RUTH NAOh1I KAUFFMAN Gezzemf General C'n111111erTif1l Marne! uf 1. ff ff -f' Char-les 1644-f fl STANLLY GIPL KLLPORTS a r 'I' 6 Ifzdnmml , r 11 nm ' T , -1 T ' ' A C0llH116HlI1l X af'flCfiTacr h Commefrml Q f U L fl KVI Ui-1 AJ? ORTSMANSHIP AND SCHOOL SPIRIT V Q Q Q ' CARL Bum NL KOONS MORAN HENRY KOONS D1 r LAN! LAMOTTI Indllylrial Na ff I 661 32 TALENTED SENIORS GIVE OF THE BENJAMIN THEODORE LAMOTTE, JR. A rad emi r INA 'IUSTINE LAUCKS C ozmnerrial t Ma Vflfl RUTH DIELPHINIE LUTZ Y' Y IQA General Jac of 3' rfif' 1- VERNON EUGENE LYNCH Arademiv Q Q Q CLARENCE ROBERT MARTIN ROBERT SHINDLER MAUST HARRIET OSWALD M-AYIES Amdemir General Amdemir a rr- l GA ILITY TO MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS CORA MAIIEL MCIALLISTIER A mdemir ROBERTA ANN MCCONAUGHY General JOE STABLEY MCGIIIGAN Arademir Mar' Wffma Ddfkmfuyef CIIIWIN SHIENBIERGIER MILLIER I nd nylrial LoIs MAE MILLIER COIllll167't'ir11 V V. .i. Q Q Q -. ' CHARLOTTE JEAN Avadeuliv IVIOORIE DAVID JOSIZPHUS NEFF C om 111 errial 54 DRAMATICALLY INCLINED SENIO DoRc:As JOSEPHINE NEFF Arademic' fvfd r rg ed DORIS AMELIA OLPHIN Avademir fp-,ed CHARLES RICHARD RAWHIEISER 7L Indfzxfrial KI In I ANNABELLE ELIZABETH REACHARD General Q Q Q JOSEPH CLINTON RExRoTH STEWART MCCOMAS RICHARDSON SHERWOOD FRANKLIN RITZ, JR. Imlnflrial C01lllllEl'f'id1 Arademir Qfflf Joqn Hafmffofl fffffl NG US ENTERTAINMENT AND DIVERSION GLENN RICHARD ROSIEMAN Colzllflelfial ERMA ROMAINI2 SAYLOR Comm errial PAUL EUQIQNH SAYLOR Cw1lwe1'riL11 MARY MARcsA1uzT SEIZBAUER Coflnneraial CHARLES LEROY Smrz Illdflxfriaf V Q Q 0 MINA ALIDA SEITZ Arademic DOROTHY ELAINE SHAFFLR C0111 merrial 36 SENIORS INTERESTED IN JOURNAL GEORGE ALBERT SHAULL General VVALTER EUGENE SHENBIERGER I ml fmrial IVAN E. SHERMEYER, JR. Ilzdlmrial DALE RICHARD SHOFF General Md rr :Gd 0 O 6 DURWOOD EDGAR SINCLAIR PAUL LEVERE SLENKER Lois MARIE SMALLBROOK Commercial C om merrifzl C 0111111 ercia! Mdrrifd HVVICA Gladfs '61 ffeydg ,:,,fmbU14' HV' IT HIGH SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS GIQRALD PHILIP SMIELTZIER A mdenlic GLRALDINIQ MAY SM ELTZIZR A t'dlJ'?lllfL' NIARY ELLIQN SMIZLTZIER Amcleulic DALLAS EUGIQNIQ SMITH C0111 111 errial DOROTHY ELIZABETH SMITH KB nk... 37 Inf' ffdrrwd Q Q Q Us I ERMA ROMAINIE SMITH jAcQLII5LINIs CoLI.IzI5N SMITH C 0111111 errial A C0lIll11L'I'!'jdl r. D, ' e J Charm. .Singh WM ALL SENIORS PARTICIPATE WAYNE JOHN STREAX lc Amdemif V O 4 Q JOHN SNYDIER, JR. General RAY LEON SPRENRLE General LO1s DELEPHINIE STEGNER Gefzernf Y rt 6 A CHARLES DONALD STINIZ izzdnftrial fwdrrled Jza n ,571 1qC'fG flyer STERLING STUMP, JR. LEONARD ELLSWORTH SUTTON G efzeral Imz'11Jrrial Ha rr.cJ A l M 44 f f' 6 jf agfndfd gnc-4-f SOCIAL LIFE OF TH VIRGINIA ROMLAINE SWARTZ General Ow SAMUEL CHARLES TSCHOP Genera! PAUL VVILLIAM VUAGMAN General fvla fr' 6 J C V3Ng,Y2445 BETTIE MAI? WALLACE C0lll1lI9l'l'idl DONALD MCKINLIEY WALL-ACIE Gwzeml ESCHOOL 59 YTIQJ creed JZQJWY V Q Q Q . BETTY ELAINE WALLICK Arademir ESTHIER LOUISE WAMBALIGH Amdenfir lW0rNOA 40 M f HCA ROSIENIE GIfIIAI.ImINIs WARFIQL C om 111 errifzl GLIENN EIIGIENII You NG General ONE HUNDRED SEVENTE ARI.IsNI2 LARUIQ WILLIAMSON C omwerrinl MQYYIYJ D. fgf-C24 EIIMA ELAINII WARNIQII C'ou1r1ler'I'iIzl ld fled lf' A affo M JOHN PARKER XVILLWLRT GVEIIWZI1 NIORS LEAVE TO SERVE l X p. reg SEWZW' CWJVZUIIMVEJ The Sunny Side-june Anderson, Ralph Henry War I Red-Charlotte Moore, Samuel Tschop Kill joy-Helen Brenneman, Frank Burke Why Dfzddy?-Doris I-Ieininger, Ray Sprenkle Chiu Droopeazf-Erma Smith, Gerald Smeltzer Dorff Give ez Hang-Lois Bennington, Sherwood Ritz Pzzgitizfex from the Spiga!-Ruth Kauffman, joe Ensminger Kiefer Kid!-Ina Laucks, Wfayne Streavig Apple Polirberr-Colleen Craley, Robert Martin Mllffld Maggy-Dorothy Anderson, Donald Howard In the Dogbozzre-Doris Kohler, Sterling Stump Immrenir Abroad-Colleen Craley, Carl Koons Neuter! Tonpee-Ferne Gohn, Stanley Keeports T81'Il1ff8.f-JZIHC Dotts, john Eberly u'70fl'C'l'fI16.f-COllCCD Barnhart, Leonard Sutton The Upper Crzzfl-Gladys Flinchbaugh, joe Rexroth Cuddle-B1111Hier-jeun Flickinger, Charles Stine SLT6'll'-BUHJ'-JOQIII Arnold, Robert Frey E.fq11i1'e amz' Mfm'e111oirefle-Gladys Flinchbaugh, Ted LaMotte Easier! O11 flae Eyes-jean Elickinger, joe Rexroth Hep C1111-Dorothy Shaffer, Ted LaMotte Pieridealt ..., Vice Pl'6.fid61If SEH'L'fz1l'j' .... Treafffrer ,... Hf,l'f!1l'f:1lI .... amen' JUNIORS LEARN PAUL RAUIH GEORGE TAYLOR RAIE MOORE . . . .ELAINE FLINCHHAUGH . . . .KENNETH HOLTZINGIER C'!t1.r,r Adrirm' ..,....,... ...,........... .................. C L 1EFoRn GlINNli1'T C.'lfz.vr Spmfmizi' ..... .MAIIIIE KEEPORTS--ROOM 12, HARRY A. l'lUMPHRIEYS--ROOII1 10, DONAl.D S. BAKER--Room -1 Witlm the success of the Christmas Dance, the junior Play, and the junior-Senior Prom, their first responsible enterprises, the Juniors showed their capability and initiative to carry a project through suc- tcsstully. The class statistics show that their talents for music, both vocal and instrumental, their athletic llblllfy and journalistic prowess is by no means to be underrated. The Senior Class is convinced that the clrss to whom they throw the gauntlet will uphold the standards and traditions of our Alma Mater. Abel, lris Alloway, Yola Anderson, George Anderson, Mary Barshinger, Fayaline Beck, Mae Becker, Imogene Bicking, XVilliam Blouse, Weldon Boeckel, Marion Bortner, Arietta Detwiler, Miriam Dietz, Donald Dotts, Gladys Downs, Emory Emenheiser, Beulah Fauth, jacob Flinchbaugh, Doris Flinchbaugh, Elaine Flinchbaugh, Kermit Frey, Dorothea PERSONNEL Frey, Dorothy Gentzler, Iris Godfrey, Margaret Gohn, Violet Golden, Doris Graham, Eva Graham, Gloria Grim, Dorothy Grove, Grove, Grove Grove G rove Hamilton, Hamilton, Hannigan, Hannigan, Alvin Bruce Doris Jeanette Zelda Hardy, Joe Norma Pauline Gerald Virginia Harlacker, Robert Haugh, Gerald Heindel, Lorna Hershner, Nina Hildebrand, Madeline Hivner, Jean Hoffman, Clinton Holtzinger, Kenneth Holtzinger, Norma Kelly, Ruth Kinard, Gloria Kline, Romaine Knisley, Mary Kohler, Paul Koons, Pauline Leber, Colleen Ludwig, Gladys Manifold, Delores McGinnis, Kathleen Mcwillialms, Geraldine Mellinger, Dale Michaels, Marie Miller, Jane Miller, John Mitzel, Katherine CEPT RESPONSIBILITX 7 CLASS CALENDAR Cl7l'i.fH1liI,t' D.mre .... .......... I DIZCQIZMBIER 9 fllllflil' Plz!-1' ......... .... I :till-RUARY 25, 26 7 -Ifnziw'-S'e11im' Prom .... ............. J lim Mitzel, Pat Moore, Rae Nell, Miriam Neff, Nevin Ness. Nancy Norris, Dean Paules, Clair Poet, Harley Raub, Paul Raver, Elaine Reheartl, Willis Reitler, Donaltl Rexroth, Cflair Roseman, James Rost, lean Royston, Glatlys Runkle, Beverly Runkle, Velma Sechrist, lieraltl Seitz, Vifilmer Shaffer, Clair Shatter, Richartl Shelly, Glenn Smith, Arlene Smith, Donald Smith, Herbert Spangler, Samuel Stabley, Donaltl Stabley, Pauline Swords, Glenda Tallinger, Margaret Taylor, George Toomey, Matlelyn Vlfagner, Robert Wfallace, joe Wfarner, Doris Wfise, john Wise, Robert Xworkinger, George Workiruger, Helen Workinger, Virginia Young, Arthur in A H 'H SOPHOMORES BEGIN TO GA Preridenl ....... . . .DAl.Ii E1.1fN1sR Vice Preridezzl .... . . .NED KINARD Serremry ,...... .... I Z1.o1s1z SM1T1-1 Tretzfzzrw' .... . . .L11c:11.1.1s STRAYER Hi.l'flll'j:lII .... ..... I Darla Fam' f0,Db0m01fe5 C'!a,r.r Adzimr .... ....,...,....................... M Rs. E1.1ssTA Fo1Js1 C'lfz.r.r Spmrmrr, . . ...... D1sNN1s MYIZRS-ROOD1 GB, E1.1zsTA Fousr-Room 7B, CL1F1foRD G11NN1zTT-Room SB, MARY VVILGUS-ROOIU 6B The maze of senior high activities has also caught the Sophomores in its wake, and they have begun to win recognition for their class. Both boys and girls have participated in athletics. The band, orchestra, and glee club are well represented by the musically talented members of the class. Having discovered their literary talent in assemblies, they are forging ahead to attain success in the dramatic productions of the future. May the class take a prominent place in the work of tl1e school. P E R S O N N E L Bainbridge, Clarence Forry, Ethel Bair, Vifilliam Frey, Dale Barshinger, Geraldine Frey, june Brenneman, Kathryn Briggs, Grace Brown, Edwin Craley, Gladys Dauberman, Marian Deardorff, janet Dellinger, Charlotte Dietz, Gene Dinsmore, Dale Dressler, Doris Dunnick, Perry Elfner, Dale Elfner, Ferne Elfner, Mary Lou limig, David Eveler, Lester Fake, Wfayne lfeigler, Marian Ferree, Carl Ferree, Eugene Geesey, Lenus Gehly, Richard Gemmill, Delphine Godfrey, Richard Goheen, Arlene Gohn, Dale Goldman, joe Graham, Betty Grim, Norma Hannigan, Faye Harris, Gladston Hilllgll, Nolan Haugh, R11th Hawks, Ruth Heaps, Clase Hetfner, Doris Henry, Erma Holland, Edward johnson, Truman jones, julia Keener, Wayne Keeports, Floyd Keeports, Richard Keller, Richard Kinard, Ned Kise, Marlyn Knisely, Emerson Kohler, Jean Koons, Kenneth Kopp, Mamie Krecker, Bruce Kreidler, Junior Kupp, Zelma Lau, Audrey Lloyd, james Lutz, Ray Donald Markey, Duke McCleary, Loren McPherson, Lola Michels, joseph Miller, Albert Miller, Clarence Mitzel, Grace ISE AND PROMI Murphee, lilla Nate, Catherine Nehinger, liaye Neff, Isobel Ohertlorlf, Vernon Petit, Darwin Porter, Helen Postlethwait, Jean Raah, Charles Rexroth, Chester Richartlson, Doris Ruukle, Flo Santlers, Mary Saylor, Lucille Selimuek, Vlfantla Sehnetzka, Alma Sehroll, Clarence Stott, jean Seehrist, Dorothy Shaefer, junior Shenherger, Delores Shenberger, janet Shoemaker, Eugene Shotf, lilo Smallhrook, Rae Smith, lflaine Smith, Eloise Smith, Sterling Smith, Thelma Snell, Harold Sprenkle, Dale Sprenlale, Lois Stein, Glatlys Stein, Kenneth Strawhritlge, Lois Strayer, Lucille Tarhert, Mary Tome, Thelma Trout, Dean Tyson, blames Vasellas. Horace Wfallaee, .lames Vlfarner, Arlene XV.1i'ner, james YV.lI'lTCI'. Velma Young, Rohert NENCE SOPI-IOMORES IN Bantl--77, Glee Club-8, lfoothall Squad--AIO, Basketball Squatlf -S R 1 - L A MA A FRESHMEN WAKEN TO REALI Preridenl ....... .... J AM ras CA LLOWAY Vire Preridezzf 4... .... I DAVID BTICHIZLS Serreffzry ...... .,.. S HIRI,IiY MAX' T1'CcI.l'lll'Cl' .... .... I Erwoon GRIM C'!fz.u Admw- .,,......................................., Miss SARA IZNsMrNtaraR Clrn1r Spnmmar .......,........,................. MR. ROBIQRT Tsc:HoI'--Room 3b, Miss SARA ENSMINGER?ROOlU Zb, MR. EIIGIENIE SHDIiMAKl2RfROOm 2, MR. CHARLES N1TCHKIaY, Miss Loulsra ROTHIiRMIiI.fR0Ol11 7 Wlizxt a grand and glorious feeling to be freshies -the aristocrats of the junior high school. Both freshman boys and girls showed that they had plenty of pluck in the field of sports, having participated in football, basketball, volleyball, and tennequoit. The music conscious joined the orchestra, band, and glee club. Throughout the year the talented actors and actresses showed their abilities to the appreciative assembly audiences. Witlm such a good beginning, these folks look forward to the time when they become sophisticated sophomores. PERSONNEL Anderson, Janice Anstine, Kathleen Arnold, Ray Barnette, Reba Baughman, Irvin Beaverson, Erdean Becker, Rowe Blessing, Donald Blouse, Helen Breneman, Betty Breneman, Janice Bull, Ramona Burke, Luther Burke, Welclon Calloway, james Chagnon, 'loan Clewell, Lewis Cooper, Glenn Craley, james Criswell, Miriam Cunningham, Mary Curran, Richard Deitz, Dorothy Dietz, Louise Dotts, Raymond Dull, Ethel Eaton, Betty Emenheiser, Donald Emenheiser, Pauline Eppley, Mary Fink, David Flinchbaugh, Herbert Frey, Wilbtir Gable, Elaine Gemmill, Freeman Gilbert, Allen Gilbert, Kenneth Gladfelter, Dorcas Gohn, Charlotte Gohn, Marion Gordon, Gloria Graham, Alma Grim, Elwood Grim, Evelyn Grim, L, Palmer Grim, Norman Grove, Leonard Grove, Phyllis Grove, Roy Grove, Thelma Hamilton, Charles Hartman, Monroe Heindel, Nelda Hengst, Geurian Herman, Betty Hess, Miriam Hoffman, Jack Hollway, Donald Holtzapple, XVilliam Holtzinger, Dorothy Holtzinger, Zane Huson, June Inners, Fred, jr. johnson, Donald johnson, Walter Kaltreider, Diane Keeports, Theodore Keller, Doris Keller, Leon Kinard, Freeman Kinard, Jack Kinard, Janet Klahold, Gerhart Kline, Caroline Knisley, Carl Koons, Eugene Kopp, Artennis Kunkle, Kenneth Laucks, Betty Leik, Lois Linnemans, Mary Lloyd, Myles, jr. Ludwig, Lester May, Shirley McCoy, Helen McKinley, Delores McNWilliams, Harold Meads, Fayne Michels, David Miller, Dean Miller, Patricia Minnich, Howard Mitchell, jean Mitzel, Eloise Mitzel, Norma Neff, Preston Ness, Norman C. Ness, Raymond, jr. Overmiller, Phyllis Parlett, Curtis Patterson, Paul Paules, Delores Raver, Lottie Reichard, jacqueleen HIGH SCHOOL LIFE Football Squad --8, J Reider, Lois Rineholt, Donalene Ritz, jean Ropp, Leroy Royer, Patricia Ruby, Norma Saylor, Randall Saylor, Richard Schlegel, Waillaice Sechrist, Gene Seidenstricker, Donald Seitz, Josephine Shaull, joseph Shaull, june Shermeyer, Faye Shoemaker, Nancy Shumaker, Dorothy Sipe, Arlene Smeltzer, Lois Smeltzer, Marie Smeltzer, Viola Smith, Dolores Smith, janet Smith, Olene Smith, Richard Snyder, Annabelle Snyder, Barbara Ann Snyder, Barabara Snyder, Charles Snyder, Herman, jr. Snyder, jean Sprenkle, Norma Stanton, Howard Stein, Paul Stump, Josephine Taylor, Colleen Taylor, Hilda Thompson, Harvey Toomey, Charlotte Trout, Ardyce Turner, Thomas Valentine, Ruth Wlagman, David Witgner, Vlfayne Wfaltemyer, lirnest Vlfilliamson, Mary Wilson, Phyllis Wfinemiller, Gerald Wise, Clark Workinger, Paul, jr. Young, Barbara F R E S H M E N I N unior High Basketball-12, Junior High Glee Clubf'l6, Band' ll l i T - A A l EIGHTH GRADE DEVELOPS CONFIDENCE Eigbib Gmini' Cl1m Ad1'imr,1' .... MR. Llili H, D11iH1.ffRoom 102, Mus, MAT'r1aRwRoom 103 152f1w1ll9 Guida C.'l.:,r,r Admrm-.r. , .Miss DOROTHY SNYDIQRV Room 101, MR. 'Im-IN SVVAGIEIKT--'fR0O111 10,1 SEVENTH GRADE VIEWS THE FUTURE Eggbzb Gmeie 49 Every activity of junior high school had on the roster some of these ambitious young folks. The band had tlIe Old faithfuls of the preceding year, plus those who had mastered the intricacies of the instru- ments during the summer months, Learning the whys and wherefores of various games during Gym periods ' Q they prepared themselves for intra-mural competition as freshmen. ALWOOD, RONALD ARNOLD, KENNETH BARNHART, PHYLLIS BECRER, NANCY BILLIET, UNA BULL, ROBERT CIIRONISTER, DELORES DAUGHERTY, VEDA IQPPLEY, JEAN FERRIS, HERBERT FLINCHRAUGH, DONALD FREDERICK, PHYLLIS GIPE, PALMER GOLDEN, PAUL GOODMAN, RICHARD GREEN, CAREY HAPIN, GILBERT HAMILTON, JOAN HAREAUGH, MARY PERSONNEL HAIKLACKER, COLLEEN HAUGII, DONALD HENSHAW, JAMES EDWARD HOFFMAN, BILLY HOOVER, MARION KINARD, MARGUERITE KINKLE, NORMA KLINEEELTER, JOE KNISLEY, GEORGE KOONS, ELAINE KRECKER, BAIRD LAMOTTE, JAMES LENTZ, MARGUERITE MARKEY, JILL MARKEY, JOANNE MCCLEARY, AUDREY MUNDIS, JANET NEBlNGEli, WILLIAM PADEN, MELVIN Seventh PARK, DOREEN PAULES, BETTY PETERS, JOAN POEE, CARLA RAAII, JEANNE RENO, YVONNE REXROTH, CURVIN RICHARDSON, LORRAINE RITz, MARY RITZ, RICHARD SECHRIST, HAROLD SHAEFFER, WILLIS SHEETZ, YOLANDA SHOEMAKER, DANIEL SHOFF, CHARMAINE SHOFF, EARL SHOEE, PHYLLIS SLIVER, JAMES SMALLBROOK, FRANCES Grezele SMITII, NALDA SMITH, PHYLLIS SMITH, RICHARD SPANGLER, ADRIAN SRRENKLE, CARL STREAVIG, PIERCE TROUT, WAYNE UREY, RONALD WAGMAN, LAWRENCE WALLICR, RICHARD WALLICK, ROBERT WALTEMYER, DORIS WALTIMYER, LA MAR WARIIEL, FLORENE WARNER, DIANE WINEMILLER, DEAN WISE, DWIGHT WISE, THELMA WORKINGER, DONALD What a thrill to be in the seventh grade. Domestic science, Shop, going to gymnastics, attending athletic and dramatic events, makes one feel a part of the busy pulsating high School life. The thrill of appearing on the program in assembly, being a member of an athletic team, going to the main library for reference work is a ne'er forgotten experience. ALLISON, IVLILDRED ANDREWS, IRIS BEAVERSON, FRANCES BEAVERSON, ZONA BECK, ELWOOD BRIGGS, NORMA BROWN, NORMA BURKE, FRED BURNS, ROEERTA CHAVARRIA, MARTHA CURRAN, FRANCIS DAUGHERTY, IRIS DEITZ, CHARLES DEI1'Z, JACQUELINE ELINE, NORMA ELLIS, DOROTHY EMIG, ALICE FERREE, RICHARD PERSONNEL FLINCHDAUGH, DALE FREY, DUANE FRUTIGER, THOMAS GEMMILL, DENTON GRIM, DAVID GROVE, MARY ELIZABETH HAUGH, CLEO HEDRICK, CAROLYN HESS, FAYE JAMISON, OLIVER JONES, WILLIAM KIMMONS, BETTY KNISLEY, BETFY KNISLEY, CHESTER KURTZ, RUTH LENTZ, KENNETH MCKINLEY, DONALD MILLER, DORIS MILLER, DWIGHT MILLER, ELVA MAE MYERS, CURVIN MYERS, HARVEY NACE, JOHN PAULES, DONALD PHIPPS, ELAINE PHIPPS, HIX QUICKEL, COBURN REXROTH, EVELYN RHODES, PHYLLIS SANDERS, ETHEL SEITZ, LAEEAN SHEETZ, JAMES SHELLENDERGER, DALE SHERMEYER, JANET SMITH, DONALD SMITH, FAYALINE SMITH, GLENN SMITH, JULIA SNYDER, JACQUELINE SNYDER, PATSY STEGNER, MILDRED STINE, DOROTHY STREAVIG, MIRIAM STRICKLER, KENNETH STROEECK, LOIS SWARTZ, HENRY THOMSON, ROBERT TOME, PHYLLIS , WALLICK, AMELIA WARFEL, BETTY WARNER, DOROTHY WOLGAMUTH, SHERRELL WORKINGER, JOHN YOUNG, DORIS YOUNG, MAE i u 5 E- ll 5 . Kiki X, W 5 - ns, . fi EMii4E.,iHgsfxW yi Sw v v . Q 321' X J' 1 4, '57 Q, la ' 4 ,ff X Tw111111'n1'k. ,ffm1'1.f11m11,f!Jip, feudal'- xlrifz. zfcfzwl 0 1111141111 of ffzfellf-fbexcf are fine godly of ffm zzzried exmz t'lH'l'fL'I1!:1I' f7I'0gl'z1ll1, ojeriug op- jvmlznliliar In .ff1Il7,6'l1fJ' zvifb zvzrieff lzlfwlfj' mm' im'fi11aIi011.f PART SCHUUL AETIVITIES THIS PUBLICATION STRIVES FOR STUDE THE EDITORIAL STAFF Lilemry Advimr. . . ..... MARY FARLLINQ Bnriuerf Aduimr .... HARVEY J. BECKIQR Out of the hustle and bustle that exists every Monday and Wednesclay morning in Room 8, emerges our up-to-the-minute school newspaper. jour- nalism-the greatest single factor in world affairs today, stands out just as prominently in high school life. Red Lion High School has long been aware of this fact, and has recognized journalism in its curriculum. During the twenty-first year of annual publication, the Hilltop had for its co-editors, Nancy Emig and Harold Grim. Assisted by their able advisor Miss Mary Farlling, they calmly directed the literary end of the paper. News, editorials, short stories, features, sports, and interviews, hlled the four pages. The business staff industriously canvassed the advertisers and circulated the printed editions. ROVAL AND NATIONAL RECOGNITION IHEBUSI ESS!-I UEIHE LATIU STAFF ai :VURQI Ili- , ' 3. an-ETS C0-Edilwzr. .,......,... . M.u1,1gi1z,Q Edflllr' ........,., A.a1ri.rI1nzt Mmlugiulq Eu ilm', , . Copy Edilw' ..........,... A.f,fi.rlfll1l Copy Ecfilm' ..., Ar! Edilor ,........ . Iinyr' Sprzrlx lfdifm-J. . Gwifll' SfN1f'l.l' Ezfimr. . . FRLIIIIVL' Edifor ..... . llmd Prnofrmdw' .... . . A,f,fi.ff.lIIf Pr-nofmadwgf.. .. .INIARIAN BOFCRTL MAuc,A1u1 GODIRTY Dome WAIQNIR Lile'rx1f'y Adz'i.mr .... .....,, IMOGIENE Bzcxnn PHYLL1s DUNNLCK DOROTHEA FREY Dorus GOLDEN B11.rir1e,v,f Mgzmlger ..,...,. . , A.f.fi,IlclfI1 B11,ri11e,r.x .Mfu1.1gcr,, Ad'I'L'l'fi.ffIl.Q Mamzlqw' ........ A.f,Ii.ff4ll1I Ad1'w-lixirlg Aifnmgw' Cirrlfluliwz Mmmgw' .....,... A.1'.fi.fI:l!1f CifTllIr1fi0lI A'L121I1gw'.f lill.fil1v,u' AdI'i.l'0l' ...,..,... . Donorm' ANDERSON 1Hc.1dj INA LAUCKS EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS NORMA HAMILTON NANCY NFQQ NAOMI DAY RUTH KFLLY SHFRWOOD Rrrz ROHFRT MARTIN IFAN Row HARRIFT MAYFs RICHARD SHMFHL Mfuur MICH.-xFLs BFTTI' XVALLACI' RAE Mooun Eu urn XXMMHAULH DRAMATICS TRAIN FUTURE DRAMATI D H A M A T l E S Dnmmfic C'atzche.v. . . .... MARY FARLLINO, CLIFFORD GUNNIETT, DOROTHY Bowlzas, MARIIS KMQPORTS The Senior Class made its debut February 5, 6, 7, 19-12, with the Presentation of the three act comedy, Don't Take My Penny. The fascinating plot centered about the young girl, Penny Pringle, portrayed by Helen Breneman, and Robert Martin as Kerry Harper. Many were the laughs and cheers as the audience listened to Penny's dreams of Hollywood. These reveries caused many problems and predicaments for her friends, but finally everything was settled and there was a perfect ending for a perfect day. The following year on November 19, 20, 21, the class again proved its ability by producing a timely play, American Passport. The theme depicted a modern Ameri- can home with all the problems of the average father who suddenly realizes his children are not good Americans, but dehnite Leftists. Changing the radical viewpoints of his offspring is the father's patriotic problem. Mr. Hamilton, characterized by Harold Grim, becomes infuriated when his shallow-minded wife Bertha, portrayed by Gladys Flinch- baugh, circulates a petition to keep American boys from going to war. The father realizes he has been standing idle while his own children are helping to undermine Democracy. He revolts, and in a rousing speech lets his family and his neighbors know just what he thinks of radicals and communists. After having made a stirring speech, Mr. Hamilton is nominated for Congress and his family returns to the fold of real Americans. EOR MASTERY OF SPEECH AND GESTURES l.lllAlVlATllQ PHUU ETIU S DON'T TAKE MY PENNY Sally, .1 111.1111 Il'jfl7 .1 p111',f1f1.re .,.. . Norman Porter, A l1111blir1ly 1111111. Penny, .1 praffy liflfe 1111.11 .... . . . Caleb, Iver .1b.r111'bvd faflver. . . . Mark, Iverf.11'111-11111111111brwflver. . . Mavis, lwr .11l1'.11'111'1f .t'f.t'fL'l'. . . . Lydia, Iver f111.I'v1' 11111ll1e1' ....... Joanna, l1e1'I11'I.1f girl f1'1e111l ..,.. Kerry, Iver I'U.YIIlH't'L'flll 1111-y f1'ie111l. Greg, lm' ful Il'jfl7 11la11.I ....... . Gram, j11,If lwrxielf ......,..... . Monsieur Henri, I71'e111'l1 1le,r1g11e1'. Claire, f11'ellwy 311111131 11111Jel ...,. Elsie, jlwlly DWIIIIIKQ 11111def. . . Lueille, flrefly vfllllllg nlmfel. . . Red, .1 cf1'ffI'UI'.1' lmy ........ . . Harrison Day, .1 311111151 tllffblil' ............ ................ .....NANcgY EMR. ..,LEON GOLDMAN ..Hlil.lZN BRIENIQMAN .. ,VERNON LYNIQII . . . . . .GLENN HAI.I. ....RII'I'H KAIIIfIfm1xN CiI.ADYS FI.INcgIIImIII.II .COI.I.EEN BARNIIART . . . . .ROIIERT MARTIN . .CIIRvIN lWlI.I.l2R . . .DORQAS Nlilfl-' ....JOlZ liNSMINCiliR . . .LOIS SMAI.I.IIROOR . . .IDOROTHY SHAI-'FIZR . . . .IDUANIE FITZKIQIE ...jOE MCGIIIOAN . . .SHERWOOIJ Rrrz AMERICAN PASSPORT lid Hamilton, .111 A111e1'1r1111 f1!f!JL'I' Louella, l1.1l1'3' nf 1l1ef11111iIy ...... Judy, ffw f1l1fc'1' 1f.1ll1Qf7lc'1' .... Dick, live 11111 .... .......... , , . Sybil Jennings, ill lore 111111 Dirk. Bertha Hamilton, ilu' 1I1!2fl7t 7' .... ........,.............,l'lAROl.DGRIA1 . . ,lNllI.DRIiD ANDREWS . . .CHARLO'I I'lE lVIOORli STANLEY lqIEIiPORTS .. .... ,.... . NANIQY EMIU GI.AnYs FI.INc1HImII1.II Bill Wilsoim, .1 l'1!fl'l7 111 11111 .re11.w111 .... ...... R OIIERT lViAR'I'IN Aunt jen, Mr, H11111il11111'.r clllllf. . Mrs. Schwartz, .1 11eigl1l1f11'. . . . . Mr. Craig, f.1fl7L'l'lJ' e111pl0yw'. . Male Radio Announcer .... Female Radio Announcer. . . News Commentator ............ . . . .DOROTHY ANDERSON . . . .COI.I.EEN BARNHART . . . . .VERNON LYNCH . . . .LEONARD SIITTON ...RIITH KAIII-'I-'MAN ............GI.ENNHAI.I. Crowd ot' Interested Neighbors and Passers-by. .. ...SENIOR HIIQH GLIQIE CI.IIII 56 THOSE WHO ACHIEVED HONO ATIU AL HU UH SUCIETY EUMMITTEE DOROTI-IY S. BOWERS, Clmirlfzdy CLIFFORD GIINNETT, S6t'I'C'fz1l'j' MARY FARLLINO HARVIEY J. BECKIER SARA ENSMINGIZR ALBERT G. W, Sc3HLIzcIEL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jcbofalfrlagb Leazaferrbryv Cbamcfelf 56101166 The high requirements of scholarship, leadership, character, :Incl service, permit only fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class to be members. The honored group is chosen by I faculty committee for membership to the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. DOROTHY ANDERSON LOIS BENNINGTON NAOMI DAY ANN DE1'WII.El1 NANCY EMIG GI.ADYs FLINCIIIIAUGH LEON GOLDMAN CLASS OF 1943 CLASS OF 19 HAROLD GRIM STANLEY KEEPORTS TED LAMOTTE VERNON LYNCH DORCAS NEFF 4losEPH REXROTH GERALD SMIELTZER BETTY WALLICK IVIARGARET GODEREY ALVIN GROVE CLINTON HOEEMAN KENNETH HOLTZINGER RICHARD SIIAEEER Ri IROUOH SERVICE TO THEIR SCHOOL NATIUNAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP EUIVIIVIITTEE CLAIR R. NITCIHKIQX' HARVEY j. BECKER HARRY A. HUMPHREYS A. G. W. SCHLIEGIEL CLASS OF '43 ROIIERT BURKE STANLEY KEEPORTS GERALD SMELTZER LEON GOLDMAN ,JOSEPH REXROTH CHARLES STINE DONALD HOWARD SAMUEL TSCHOE CURVIN MILLER CLASS OF '44 CLINTON HOFFMAN KENNETH HOLTZINGER PAUL RAUB JAMES ROSEMAN LETTER MEN ROIIERT BURKE EMORY DOWNS NED KINARD SIIERWOOD RIT7 STFRIINC STUMP GERALD CLEWELL LEON GOLDMAN CURVIN IWILLIER GERALD SMELTZER PAUL XVAGMAN DALE CRAI.EY DONALD HOXVARD IOE REXROTH JUNIOR SNYDER Three cheers for those who can qualify for the National Athletic Scholarship Society! Each must etirn varsity letter, have Ll high scholastic rating, ancl practice citizenship and sportsmanship. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Reqiilzmtfzefeif. . . l Qlliflio' ,Lr'lfI'1' .Spz1rf.f111t1115bQD I S 21106 ll 1117120 Cmfzz '1 1111412 DOROTHY ANDRRSON JOAN ARNOLD FAYALINE BARSHINGIZR fNfARl0N Boncxm. RAMONA BULL l.Ols IELFNRR IQLAINR CvAliI.IE f:llARI.O'I I'E GOHN NORMA CQRIM NIORMA HAM1L'rON DORIS HITFFNER P-fIRlAM HFSS U H UBHAHY COLLEEN LEIAER RORERTA MCCONAUGHY RAE IWOORE DELORFS PAULES AIIEANNE RAAR LOTTIE RAVER JACQUELINIZ REICHARU IERMA SAYLOR DOROTHY SHUMAKFR RAR SMALLISROOK IVIARY IELLISN SMIZLTZIZR BARBARA UI. SNYDIZR STUDENT LIBHAHIANS AIU IN LIBRARY WUHY Miss Hmm Klil2vOR1s a 2 3 2 X S ? 1 5' v SE IUH HIGH GLEE EL B JU IUH HIGH GLEE CLUB GIIORIQIQ AIAVOQII DnRI,'I'IIY ANDITIISON MIIIIRIQIY ANIIRIIWS IMIRQIQNIY BIIIZIQIQR I.oIS BIfNNINca'I'oN AIIIIVIATA BoR'I'NI2R ANN Dl:'lXVll.liR NANCY EMIG .lov ISNSIRIINIQIQR GIAIYYS IIINIZIIRAIIIQII AIIIIRIQY CIAISLE DI:I.I'IIINI2 GIQIIIAIIII. DoRoI'IIY GRIN GIIQNN HAI.I, DoRo'I'IIY HASIIIJION NORIIIA HAMIIIIAON I.oRNA HFINIIIQI, DoRIS HIIQNINIQIQR DORIS HIVNIQR IEIIWARII HoI.I.ANn 2 I S I I I I KIQNNIQIII H0I.'I'xINcQIzR -IIEAN KoIII,IfR BRIICI5 KRIQCKISR AIIIYRIZY LAII INA LAIICIQS VIZIKNON LYNCII 'ROIIIQRT IWARTIN HARRIIQT BIAYES RoIsIzR'I'A MCCONAIIIQIIY DAYIII NI2IfIf IJORCAS NIsIfIf CLAIR PAIILIQS SIIIQIIWOOD RITZ IIIAN KOST FIERRAIID SIZCIIRISI' FI.o Snow INIINA SIIETZ RAE SAIALIIIROOK MARY E LI.I2N SM li I.TzI2 R IiI,oISIz SAIIIII ELAINE XVARNIZR HI2I.I2N XY'OIiKINGI2R VIRGINIA XVORIQINIQIIR KA'rIII.IaI2N ANSTINII PIIYLLIS BARNHART I,oNA BIZAVIERSON HI2I.I7N BLOIISIQ .IANICIS BRENNEMAN ROAIONA BULL MARTIIA CIIAVARRIA DI2I.oIIIiS CIIRONISTFR FRANCES CIIRRAN DOROTIIY DI2l1'Z LOIIISII DItITz DOTTY I2I,I,Is PAIILINIQ EMIQNIIIQISER ALICE limes PIIYI.I.IS FREDERICK AIARY GRovIa PIIYIIIS CQROVIZ TIIIQIMA GROVIQ AIOAN HAAIIIJION HIARY HAIIIIAIIIQII NELIIA HIEINDIEI. FAY HIISS DoRo'I'HY HoI.'I4xINIQIaR MARION HOOVIZR IXIAIKGAIKITI' KINARD NORAIA ,IIQAN KINIQIIII BAIRII KIUECKIZR BIYLIZS I.I.oYIx VIll.I. MARILIQY JOAN IUARKIEY SIIIRLIQY MAY DnI.oRI2S MCKINIIQY FAYNI2 MIQADS DORIS fNfII.I.ER IiI.vA MAI! 1NfII.I.!2R IEI.oISI2 MITZIQI. VI.-xcpQIIIzI.INIa RIfAc.IIARIm l',VlZI.YN RIQXIIIIIII IVAN RII7 RIIIIARII RIM NANCY SIIOIQMAIQIQR DANIIfI. SIIOIQAIAIQIQR PIIYI.I,If: SIIoIfIf DoRo'I'IIY SIlI!M.'KKlfIi IIISIII-II SIIIIJ. DI2I.oRIQS SMIIII PIIYI.I.IS SAIIIII ISARIIARA ANN SNYDIRII IACKIIE SNYDIEII AIIEAN SNYDIQII PATSY SNYImIfR LOIS S'I'IIoRIzc1IQ PIIYI.I.IS 'l'0MI2 AAIIfI.IA XY'AI.I.Ic.x IDIANI? XX'ARNI2R IOIIN XY'0IIKINIQIfR Bfzrilone KENNETH HOLTZINGFR VUAYNIZ TROUT 7'I'0Illb011C' GI.ENN COOPER DONALD FI.INcI-IIIAUIIII DONALD HOLLWAY XX'II.LIAIxI JONES NED KINARD GERALD SMEI.'I'ZlElk 7 'nba -IOE IENSMINOER -IOHN INIILLER IJVIIIIIJ' GEORGE ALWOOD DAVID FINE: VERNON LYNCH Flzzlw' NORMA INIITZFL WALLACE SCHLEOEL C'!c!I'j1IL'fJ4 PHYLLIS BARNIIART ALVIN GROVE IDOROTIIY HAMILTON RUTH HARIIAUGH NFI,I3A HEINDEL MUSIC IS AN OUTL SE IUPI B!-X U OFFICERS GEORGE ALWOOD ..,. STANLEY KEEPORTS. . . GERALD SMELTZER .... SHERWOOID RITz. . . ALVIN GROVE. . . JULIA JONES RUTH KELLY MARY KNISLIEY BAIRD KRECKER DOIKCAS NEIfIf IEUOENE SIIOEMAKIER PIIYLLIS TOME PIIYLLIS XXVILSON BARBARA X'OUNG 'I'I'1n1lll1ef RONALD ALWOOD IZLWOOD DIEHI. FAY HANNIGAN GERALD HANNIGAN CLINTON HOFFMAN . . ,sflltjdlll Luldw' . . . . . .Pr4',I'idw1I . , .Vife Pniridwll . . . . .Lib7'Ill'jn1!l . . . C11,Il0di.Irl ,IOE KLINEFELTER ROBERT MARTIN SHERWOOD Rrrz 5'a.x'0plwf1e I.ENUs GEESEY IWYIJZS LLOYD -IACQUIELINF REICIIARD H mm' PALMER FREY MAIKY HARIIAUOII STANLEY KEEPORTS CLARENCE INfll.l.l3R ,IFAN RUST lEI.oIsE SMITH HUMAN EMOTIONS KARL Ifoasslxmux, llizwfm' E 61 ,EL W L 5 Qs . Q52 it f S L? Ti .Eg 5 . P E R S O N N E L GEORGE ALXVOOD, llrnmm IMOGIENE Brzcxuzu, Violin josm-ll IENSMINGER, lim Dfwm FINK, 1Jrmm DONALD FL1Ncmx.,xuc9H, Twwbwfl ALVIN Guovn, C!.n-im! GLENN HALL, Viuliu DOROTHY HAMILTON, C1,n'imfl lilvwluum Hox.l,Mx',n', Drum. S'r,xNl.m' Klzrirfoms, Hm-11 NED KINARD. llwmbffm fix MYLIQS LLOYD, S.1,'X'UIf1f7l1IIL' VERNON LYNCH, Drum Ronlzm' INIARTIN, 73-fmfffrf NORMA INUTZIZI., Iflnn JACQUIELINIZ RIIACHARD, S.z.wplwm Snnuwoolw Rrrz, 7'r,wujnl JEAN Roswg Howl w'ALI.ACli SCIILIZGIEI., Iflmf GERALD SMIQLTZIEIL, Ywnzbffm IESTHFR Wfxnflmlrull, Phmo W 1 ? 62 CHEEH LEADERS The success of our athletic program is in no small part due to the inspir- ing, stimulating cheers of the student body keeping up the spirit of the team, urging more effort in a tight pinch, and encouragement in the face of defeat. That's the spirit of American youth, as portrayed by these cheerleaders. To be able to lead and inspire Others, cooperation and body agility are necessary requirements for cheerleaders. Firrl S quad IRIS GENTZLER MADEI.INE I-IILDEBRAND COLLEEN LIEBIER DOROTHY SHAFFER fHuI1dJ IELOISE SMITH Semud Squad JEAN lVllTCHI2I,I. NANCY SIIOEMAKIEK ELAINE SMITII BARBARA YOUNG Litlfe Liour DELORES CHRONISTER NIARION HOOVER BETTY JANE KNISLEY ELVA MAE MILLEIK EVFLYN REXROTII LORRAINE RICHARDSON Bop' Squad ELWOOD GRIM WILLIAM HOLILAPPLE DONALD PAULES DANNY SIIOEMAKER BOOSTERS is ty. pm , lh, na' DOROTHY S. BOWERS Difurlnr' UB,l4lMAJUHETTES Everybody loves a parade, especially when led by a colorful band and even more spectacular baton twirl- ing drum majorettes with whom they vie for the attention of the spectators. Many hours of practice, leadershi abilit' careful vroominr oise and a leasant smile are re uired of these twirlers. , lv 5 by 1 Cl MEMBERS CHARLOTTIQ Moon SHIRLEY IWAY Doms Firm' Lmdu' FAYNE Mmus Dmu.nNn Suoifr EULUH GUARDS No organization on parade is complete without its banner, and the American Flag with their escorts The color bearers with flags and guards with their chromium plated rifles add to the picturesque appear ance of the band on the football field and street parades. MEMBERS CARI. Fmuuzra KENNETH Goumm PAUL Woxuc1Nu1au Cuaams Rauu 64 PREPARING TO SERVE AVIATIU lmfrnrfm' in Aziirzfiwz. . . ...... . .......... . ,l-IARVIQY j. BECKER l1I.ffI'lll'l0l' in ilfleleorolngy. . . . , ............... . .............. LEE H. DIIEHI. Aviation in High School has been the result of a demand by the boys of the Senior Class for elemen- tary knowledge in aviation. Those who successfully pass this work are given examinations to qualify for flight training without further ground instructions. A visit to the class room any morning will hear discus- sion on air foils, dynamic lift, zero angle of attack, etc., demonstration of model planes in the wind tunnel, experiments with the venturi tube and mathematical problems foreign to any except aviators. Witli an early start such as these boys are getting, they should go a long way in aviation. PERSGNNEL GEORGE ALWOOD GERALD CLEWELL DALE CRALFY lfI.XY'O0D DIIZHI. RICHARD EMIZNHEISFR AIOSEEH ENSMINGER DONALIH GIBSON W'lI.NiI?li Ci0DI'RI?Y HAROLD GRLM GI.lINN HALL RAL:-H HENRY DONALD HIVNER STANLEY KEEPORTs LLOYD KLINEDINST IAMES KOONS TED l.AlWOTTE VERNON LYNCH ROBERT LIARTIN ROBERT INIAUST AIOE MCGURQAN CURVIN MILLER -IOE REXROTH SHERVVOOI7 RITE GEORGE SHAIILI. PAUL SLENKER GERALD SMELTZIZR DALLAS SMITH CHARLES STIEIN XWAYNI2 STREAVIG LEONARD SUTTON SAMUEL Tseuov PAUL VUAOMAN IOHN XX'II.I.XVIERT RTIME EMERGENCIES AIR RAID WARDENS To keep In alert for the air mid Jigwml FIRST AIDERS To lfzmzz' flae IULYIIIUII of firfl aid Eqlliplllgllf and hon' fo me if SAFETY COUNCIL To aid all P8l'.I01l.l' In plavef of Jafefy AUXILIARY FIREMEN To lwou' lorafiou of fire 6.X'filIglIi.fb6l'.f and hon' I0 me lbem AUXILIARY POLICE To aid in fha main- relmzzre of rule! and 0l'LfEl'.f for air raid! 6 SERVI G UUR EUU TRY KEYS FOR GUNS Spmzmred by junior Red Cro!! STAMPS FOR JEEPS Spmlmred by Hilllnp SMH SCRAP FOR TANKS Sponmred by All the Srbooly SERVICE FLAG FOR OUR ALUMNI Sponmz-ed by fhe Aflllllllf AFGH ANS FOR CONVALESCENTS Spozlmred by Home EFUIIOIIIFIIF Cla!! Conzpelilizfe Jporlx are the out- gmNhofMemmMmmMJWNld yoath, and rexulf hz the develop- ruenf of leadership, cooperahon, and team work .fo exserztial in life. The need for youth who are phyximlly fi! 'ZUIIJ' never greater fhfw in lhe preyeut siruggle for our mzfiomzl exiyfence PART SEHUUL ATHLETIES THREE ATHLETIC EVENTS AND SPO ATHLETIES X951 194 E953 5 .Q 3 X21 fi 1' 3.24 8 79 , f A25 26- CHARLIQS R. NITCHKIEY. ...4.. Head Cr 1 I HARRY A. HUMPHREYS .... Am N FUGENIE SHOEMAKER. . . ...... .... A .iyrf Cf 1 The march of time brings all the sports ap propriate to the season. Included are football volleyball, paddle handball, basketball, swim ming, skating, hiking, track, tennis, baseball tennequoit, mushball. This well-rounded health program develops the full vigor of youth in the student. Cmxaus R. NITCHKHY Plyfl If Idlfmiinll Direffor Y ., - .,. XMA i24fl3ffLvfC 13 4R 73X 'VX ,943 6 I7 'ln 7. Y ., be hr . 8 if 3 Nh- Q 4 I XS 'Is flo 5 2 617172, 20 20 A27 BUILD A STRONG BODY Even before the summoning bell for school put an end to our summer vacation the grid men began to loosen-up for the oncoming season. At the beginning of the season we were fearful because we had lost several stars through graduation. However, with the dependable players of former years-R. Burke, Clewell, Craley, Goldman, Howard, Miller, Ritz, Smeltzer, Snyder, Stump, Tschop, Wag- man, and two newcomers, Rexroth and Stine-it was plainly seen there would be a pros- perous season in the ofhng. We opened the season with Lemoyne handing us a 15-O setback. Nevertheless, un- daunted, we accumulated enough A stamps to play the York High Reserves on their own field. Here Lady Luck brought us victory and she remained with us as we tri- umphed over Elizabethtown and Biglerville. Our next engagement was with Ephrata, and the contest proved quite exciting as the game came to a close with our opponents gaining the victory by one point. The tables were reversed, however, when we were successful at York Catholic. This victory was soon offset when New Cumberland gave us our third and last defeat of the season. Our successful season ended when we overwhelmingly defeated our old rival West York. THE RECORD Lemoyne ........... .,...... 1 5 Red Lion York High Reserves .... .... 0 Red Lion Elizabethtown ....... .... 6 Red Lion Biglerville ......... .... 6 Red Lion Ephrata ........ .... 7 Red Lion York Catholic ...... ,... 2 Red Lion New Cumberland . . . .... 14 Red Lion West York ....... ........ 0 Red Lion THE SUMMARY Games Won ........................ . . . . Games Lost . . . Points Scored .... Opponents Scored . . ul' v .n -. W. ..,, ,S X'-n...N K e xx, 3 , f Q' Q K WWW KXK ' 'ij kg my .. ff' K K 's X A m, 5, K ,KK LQ, A 4 QQ K jf E ' -' X K ' ' ' K , K 1 1 . A LK K :K ' - V xf . .K gf fiflw ?f'F :'f2Agg5if ' 'pai Xi' fs, . W--Q. f i E 'ffa- 3 K K 7 Ky. , , ' K KK : :K . i'5v-:lf-wiv-sq WI. Fi! wi 24 W ' K 7 Us-:Ui --'f . , r' ' If' ' fffvft-+1 ,K AMF' ,l-V. 'int ' 11, IQJY' K K K Q x A 'ami' -kv .ggifg r '12I 9 'L -l fig X .Q V- - :if 1 K, fs A K, xr Y' f 'I , I sb , as .FK 1 I 1' K f yt i' L K' .Q 5 N F z A hx :K - K -'H ' i K A It SE FROM CLASS ROUTINE EE IDR MEMBERS UP THE TEAM BURKE, FRANK, ffff111,f gm' BURKE, ROBERT, end CLEWELL, JERROLD, renler CRALEY, DALE, qlmrler-bark GOLDMAN, LEON, gzmrd HOWARD, DONALD, guard MILLER, CURVIN, buff-bm-if REXROTH, JOE, ml RITZ, SHERWOOD, half-bark SMELTZER, GERALD, mfkle SNYDER, JUNIOR, half-bark STINE, CHARLES, half-bark STUMP, STERLING, fllU'bdl'k TSCI-IOP, SAM, lurkle WAGMAN, PAUL, guard 3 B - .. GIRLS SPORTS CONSTITU Inmsxi Ro'1'u1aRM1a1. lplv-y.I'ir'I1f lid. lJfI't'1'flH' G. A. A. MANAGERS BASKETBALL ,... .... I ELAINE l:I.INCHliAUGH TENNIEQUOIT. . . .,... Lois ISIQNNINGTON VOLLEYBALL .,.. ..4.. I DOROTHY SHAFFIQR MUSI-IBALI. .... ......... I NA LAUCKS TENNIS .,..........,. ...... N AOMI DAY PADDLIE I-IANDBALL. .. ...MAIIY KNISLIEY POINT COLLECTORS SENIOR ........ , ......... BIETTY VUALLICK JUNIOR ,..... ,... M mmm DlzTWl1.IiR SOPHOMORZZ.. ...DIil.I IIlNIi GIQMMILI, DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSUEIATIU O F F I C E R S Pl'C'.I'fdUlIl ...... . ................ JEAN FLICKINOER Vive-Pre,ride11l ...... . . .DOROTHY ANDERSON S6t'l'?ff1l'-J'-Ti'6d.I'lll'El'. . . ..... ANN DETWILIZR ANDERSON, DOROTHY BARSHINOER, FAYALINIE BENNINOTON, LOIS BOECKEI., MARION BORTNIER, ARIIETTA BRIILOS, GRACE CRALIEY, JOSIEPHINIE DAY, NAOBII DETWILER, ANN DIETWILIZR, MIRIAM DOTTS, JANE IEMIG, NANIIX' FREY, DOROTHY FLICKINGIER, JEAN FLINCHRAIRIH, ELAINE FI.INc3HEAIIOH, GLAIIYS FORRY, ETHIEL CIIZMMILL, DIZLPHINIE Glilhf, NORMA CQROVII, MARCELINE HANNRQAN, FAYE HIiIfIfNIiR, DORIS HIEINDIZL, LORNA HlI-l7liliRAND, MADELYN I-IOEEMAN, CAROLINE l'IOLTZINGIER, NORMA JONES, JIILIA KNISLEY, MARY KOHLIZR, JEAN KOKDNS, PAIILINE LEIIER, COLLEEN I.lVI'Z, RUTH IVIICHAIELS, MAIXIIE MOORE, CHARLOTTE NEIIINOIQR, FAYIE NEEE, DORCAS NESS, GLORIA SCOTT, JEAN SCHLIIICK, WANIJA SHAEEER, DOROTHY SHOFF, FLO SHENIIEROER, DELORES SMALLIIROOK, RAE SMIELTZIER, GIERALDINIZ TOOLIEY, MAIJIELYN VVALLICK, BETTY XVAREEL, ROSENE WARNIEIX, DORIS VULLEYBALL I II II I H 7-i BASKETBALL PROVIDES OUT CIIARI.I2s R. NI'I'C,lIIil'.H'. . . . . .If'.zI'.I!1Ay CIAII-If HARRY A. HIIIII PHRIZYS. . . JUNIUHIHGH -lAIxIIaf: filiAl.I2Y IDAVID FINI4 PAIIIIQR GRIM Rm' GRIWIQ -IACKIII HoIfIfIxIAN ZANIE HOIJIYINIQIQR l:RI2DI2RIc1IQ INNISRS EIKNESI' XY CARI. KNISFLY DIXXVIIJ BUCIIAIZLS HOXVARIJ MINNICII XY'AI.I.Ac:E SCIILIZGEI. HIZIKMAN SNYDFR ADRIAN SIJANIILER XYVAYNIE TRQIIAI' 7Al.'I'EMYI2Il fr. Hilglv Cf1IIrlI HHNIUH HIGH FRANK ISIIRKIQ ROIIIIRT BIIRKI2 ROIIIQRT FRIQY CLINTON HoIfIfAIAN KEN HOLTZINIQIQR DONALD HOWARD VIQRNDN IXNCII, Mg: PAIII, RAIID 1015 RI2xRo'I'II .IAMIQS ROSITMAN CIIIARIITS STINE LISONARD SIVIATDN f S 1 5 ' x I A X K f xx tl 'S Q y F My . X Ja 8,11- N 13 ,..- x fa .Z ,' I .-Ax, R- X . lx rw 4. K M -3. T' Q . X I A W 'Tk . x., ,J ..-V ! X ks fc A V ,f r V . f I lf! 4 4 Y ' , f . ' fd' y - fi V' xx W K 'E fr xx R ,+ H I V 1 : Cx' 1' ,xxx . I ff 5 .f INTRA MURALS LIGHTNING-P-38 GENE DIETZ GLENN HALL HAROLD GRIM ROBERT HARLACKER SHIERWOOD RITZ THUNDERBOLT-P-47 DAVID EMIG CURVIN MILLER EUGENE FIERRIEIE PAT MITZIZL TIM HARRIS DONALD STABLEY T I G E R S - P - 4 O JOE HARDY TED LAMO'fTE NOLAN HAUGH ROBERT MARTIN EDWARD HOLLAND WAYNIE STREAVIG SAMUEL TSCHOP AIR COBRA-P-59 WILLIAM BICRING HARLEY POET CARL FERREE STERLING STUMP LEON GOLDMAN GIEORGIZ TAYLOR S P A R S JOSEPH ENSMINOER DONALD HIVNER CLASE HEAPS PAUL WAGLIAN JOHN WILLWERT W A A C S XWIELDON BLOUSE GISIIALD HAUOI-I GENE DIETZ TRUMAN JOHNSON GERALD SMELTZER W A V E S RICHARD GEHLY GIERALD HANNICEAN WILMIER GODFREY GEORGE SHAW DEAN TROUT OSE WERE THE DAYS E IUHS DOROTHY ANDERSON JANE DOTTS LOIS BIENNINGTON JEAN FLIILKINOER NAOIIII DAY DORCAS NEFE ANN DETWILER DOROTHY SHAEEER JUNIUH5 FAYALINE BARSHINGER MARION BOECKEL ARIETTA BORTNER MIRIAM DIETWILIZR ELAINE FLINCHBAUGH DOROTHY FREY LORNA HEINIIEI, MADIZl.lNlE HILDIEBRAND NORMA HOLTZINGIER RUTH KliLl.Y MAIKY KNISELEY PAULINE KOONS COLLIEEN LEBER MADELINE TOOMEY DORIS WARNIIR HELEN XVORKINGIQR SUPHUMUHES CTRACIE BRIGGS ETHYI, FORRY DIZLPHINE GEMMILL NORMA GRIM FAYE HANNICSAN DORIS HEFFNER JULIA JONES JEAN KOHLIEIK ELLA MURPHY KATHERINE NACIE FAYE NIEIKINLSIZIK GLORIA NIESS WANDA SCHMUCIQ JEAN SCOTT DOLORIES SHENEERQER PLO SHOFF RAE SMALLBROOK ELAINE SMITH IZLOISIE SMITH LUCILLE STRAYER GERALITINE SMEI.TzER MARY ELLEN SMELTzER BETTY WAI.I.Ic3K ROSENE WARI-'EL i .-v f .X . T , N 5 X' -F. ,A ,,., , W, ,iq Ig: SQFQYL , W' ., -X 555.1 Q Q S, 5 'f 55 A f R, R X-Q X W 'Sig-1 Q x. ., S 3, 'K . sq, ,S N r A K X wk X. . N Q x ik , xg N Shkgg NX X Ss if -Q N ..a. ,N .gk ,. .K 2 X .... -li3ATm 4 1' ' .Ln -.fl 3 . ,5 t Q db... 3-was 4 - Huw W--:,p K Qu ,QW A . M .. .. v- x ,V , -, wi .ui 5 Q Lx SWISS 1 'P , 1559,-' 1 l u.1fff1'L. ffm fm1'fm'1.1f of ffw 1111111 iufiumfu fan' kllfflfll Jiffy of JTIFUIIX fffu, .zflzxfys fwfzfx fmfff fffffvfff 111111, f4x11'fu11v 211 .Yff,Yf7L1i.!'U Imilizflq fm' ffu' 1'Lf4.m nf ffm .fini frfflifaf. llnffhlf ff mfhf fn klfffll' ffm! fl7L'1 ffifffff gf! fluff jvfffffrv fzffw' fzff. P A R T SEHUUL FEATURE F O U R I- W SCHOOL GEORGE ALNWOOD- Bud beats the intricate rhythms on the calf-skin, and is always in the midst of all musical and social affairs, besides being always ready for an argument. Senior Band . . l, Z, 3, 4 Glee Club . , l. 2, 3, -l Orchestra .... 2, 3, -l Home Room Otlicer . . 5, -t Student Conductor of Band . 4 Pep Band .... 2, 3, 4 District Band . . . . l, 3, -4 District Orchestra . 2, 3, -l District Glee Club . . . Z, 3, -l DOROTHY ANDERSON- Dol is a fair-haired lass who excels in all sports. Being ambitious, she is always busy at work, typing, studying, or planning social activi- ties of the class. lntra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reierves . 1 Class Otlieer . -l Cinderella . l G. A, A. . . 2, 3, -1 Home Room Othcer . 3. -4 Hilltop . . . 5, 4 American Passport 4 G. A. A. Otlicer . -l National Honor Society - 3, -4 Assistant Librarian . 4 Glee Club . . . l, 4 Cheerleader . l Student Secretary -l Field Meet . 2, 3 JUNE ANDERSON-Wlienever you hear a cheery Good morning you can tell H-lllflt'-Bllgu has hailed from Xwinterstown. During study halls June is busy tell- ing jokes and handing out refreshments. Girl Reserves ...., l Student Secretary .... -l MILDRED ANDREWS-eBii-ay, Highty, and noisy, Milly has a secret desire to become sophisticated. Her odd laugh is a treat for anyone to hear. In her spare time she enjoys music and plenty of work to do. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 Glee Club ...... 2, 3, -l American Passport -l Librarian . . . l, Z, 3 Rose of the Danube 2 Home Room Otlicer . -l Music Festivals . . 2, 3 JOAN ARNOLD- Im the Senior prctblem child of Room 3, has become quite a favorite with all, because of her jovial wit. She is quite adept in the art of blush- ing and shrieking in the Chemistry lab. when an ex- periment pops. G. A. A. . . 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves . . 2, 3 Home Room Olticer . l Shop Club . . l lntra-Mural Sports . 1, 3, 3, 4 Assistant Librarian .... 3, 4 COLLEEN BARNHART-- Coke is a Cheerful person to be about, whirse usual expression is ain't it cute? Her favorite hobby is probably loating, and gallivanting. Her ambition is to become a good housewife. Home Room Otlicer .... l Don't Take My Penny , . . 3 American Passport . 4 Rose of the Danube I Cinderella . I lntra-Mural Sports 3, 4 Student Secretary . . . -4 LOIS BENNINGTON-Talk, talk, talk, flirt, Hit, flirt-you're sure to know that this is Benny, also known as Chris in the Hilltop. Although a busy wait- ress, she participates in both activities and sports. FEA TURE Cinderella Glee Club . . Hilltop Stall' . Girl Reserves . Girl Reserve Otlicer Swimming Club G. A. A. . . lntra-Mural Sports First Aid Club . journalism Club Night ot Music Music Festivals . lnterclub Council American Passport V National Honor Society l 1. 2, -l 2, 3, 'l l. Z l. Z 2, 5 3. 3, bl 1, 2, 3, 4 5 2, 3, -X l, 2, -l 1, 2, 5 2 -l . bl her natural KATHLEEN BOECKEL- Cu,r.rie, with blush, is shy when in a group, but when helpful, generous, doing someone a good turn. Girl Reserves -. Assistant Librarian . . . l.2 . . . 3 alone is always EVELYN BOYD-Evelyn is a little girl, who seems shy and quiet, but those who know her intimately agree that she is usually quite noisy. The home arts take up her spare time. Shop Club . Gir Reserves . Home Hygiene . I 1 l,- . . . 3 HELEN BRENEMAN-Flighty, talkative, and change- able as the weather, Helen is quite modern, and her habits and sayings vary with the times. Her present voca- tirn, however, is waiting patiently for Uncle Sam to ship the boys back home. Girl Reserves .... 1, 2 D0n't Take My Penny . 3 Typing .... 2 Book League . . . 3. -I Home Room Otlicer . 2 Shop Club . . . I Girls Recreation Club . . . 5 EUGENE BROWN--Tlie intelligent boy with the ex- cellent vocabulary, the walking encyclopedia-this is no other than Mllgg.fi! Brown. Reading thrilling adventure stories occupies his spare time and he hopes to become a hermit! Track Team .,... 3 FRANK BURKE-Not being the settled type, Frank usually has a different girl on every date. At shrrthand he's a whiz, He is fond of sports and participates in all. Basketball ...... 1, Z, 3, -l Track . . l, J, 3. -l Football Manager 1. 1, 3, -t Baseball . . 1 Stamp Club ..... 1 ROBERT BURKE-lf one should walk into bookkeep- ing class and hear a peculiar password, you know that it's Balm Besides being studious, l!'fbi1ej is an all- around athlete. He is quite a Romeo and certainly has his way with the girls. Football . . . 3, -l Basketball . . . l, 2, 3, 4 Track .... l, 2, 3, -l National Athletic Society . 1. 3, 4 Lion Statl' . . . 4 JERROLD CLEWELL- fe1'r'j ' just loves to argue with the teachers. Always eager for fun, he is usually very mischievous. Getting into trouble seems to be one of his pet desires. Intra-Mural Sports . 2, 3, 4 Football . , . I, 1, 5, -l Stamp Club . . . 2 Home Economics Club . 2 SCHOOL FEATURE 81 COl.l.lflfN CRAl-liY4 DiClq, Pnl, Dunnic, DALE CRAl.lfY-Dalek almlwitions arc to Lllplllll' tlxc .lllc 'WfW lkfllf SW Wllflfll Will if bv. Qll, I Fllljlf IU-llik' heart of 11 nice little girl in 12C and hccmm- Al pilu: in ull mls mlllql- bffllbft-l llww fun- tilllflllf-3, lllmnllv and thu Air Corps. P1f,1l1w ,v favmitu spurt is fuullull, Alllkl U ch Jill mm A5 'I llccwxllll Cul' I his lwlwlwy is just being Cnrcfrcc .tml sccinlu what lmppcnx Shop Club . . l . I flL'Xl'. ' U. A. A. . 2, 3, -l l:'r.'! Yl C .' f 1 , Slnlnpf Llllllliuulxg. ll H . l 5' rl film-fl-11.l . 1 -'WH - - - -- - 1m,t,.M,,m1 gwms 1, 3' 3 lntm-Nur.1I Hnxkctlmll . B, -8 llumc R-mm Olllccl .... 1 Home Room Olliucr .... I DliAlfTlEI5 CRAZY CROONISRS Nowmarui IN slum GLAMQUR Puss COLD Bunnnis Wowlas BABY SNOOKS CATCHIN' FLIIES HPOIJPAH Tsciuov 82 SCHOOL JOSEPHINE CRALEY-Capable and energetic, Plaif1eJ is able to take care of any situation which arises. She has an answer for all questions especially when the U. S. Army is involved. To become a nurse is her desire and this subject fills all her chatter. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 Cinderella A .... . I Home Room Othcer . l, 2 G. A. A, . . . 3. 4 Hilltop Staff . 3 Shop Club . l Typing . . Z Book League ..., , 1, 3 NAOMI DAY-- Nami is a swell friend to all the girls, and a sister to all the boys except one. Nomi likes the Air Corps. She has a mania for collecting odd pins and spends her leisure time reading, cooking, and going to the movies. Hilltop .... 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society . 3, 4 G. A. A. . . . 2. 3. 4 Swimmin' Club , 2. 3 Cinderella . I lntra'Mural Sports . l, 2, 3. -l First Aid Club . . 3 JOYCE DEDRICK-Joyce has a nice disposition, a violent temper, an excellent imagination, and is an in- teresting conversationalist, but frequently absents herself from school to the dismay of her teachers. Girl Reserve ..... 2 Red Cross Sponsor . -l Shop Club ...... I ANN DETVUILER-Although Ann is a bit studious, she doesn't miss any fun. Everyone agrees that she is about the most absent-minded person in our class, except when participating in sports, where she excels. Sulphur and Molasses . . . l Moonstone . . 3 Hilltop . . . 2, 3. 4 Glee Club .... 3, 4 National Honor Society . 3, 4 G. A. A. . . . 2, 3. -l Swimmin' Club . . 2 Cinderelia . I Music Festival . 3 Girl Reserves . I, Z Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4 First Aid Club . 3 Lion Stall' . 4 G. A. A. Otlicer ,... 4 ELWOOD DIEHL- XWatch Out for this trumpet playing Gabriel. He is quiet in class, but when there is fun to be found, he's in there pitchin ' with his sense of humor. Band . . 2, 5. 4 lntra-Mural Sports .... Z, 3, 4 JANE DOTTS- fm1ie. a dark-eyed ininx, is the biggest pest of Room 3. Spelling is one of her worst bugbears. She reads books, books, and more bizoks. Jane makes her own clothes and is always quite trim. Cinderella .... . I Girl Reserves . . . l G. A. A. . . 3. 4 Swimming Club . 3 Intra-Mural Sports . - 3, 4 DOROTHY DOUGLASS-Wlien you see a grey chevrolet making a blue streak from the Brcgue to Red Lion you may wonder whom? Well, here's your answer, Dol, Girl Reserves . . 1, 2 Shop Club . . . 1 Girs Recreation Club 3 Home Room Officer . 1 Student Secretary . 4 FEATURE JOHN EBERLY- Trouble Eberly is quite the boy. He is a Yoe-man, but the only thing that he does there is sleep occasionally. Had is one of the most care- free boys in the Senior Class, but can become serious and settle clown to business if he has to. Football ...... 3 Intra-Mural Sports . . . l, 2, 3, tl Stamp Club . l Track . -. l, 2, 3. -l Home Room Othcer 3 Shop Club . . . . . I RICHARD EMENHEISER--Being one of the more quiet Senior boys, he is seen but seldrm heard. Perhaps due to his quietness and shyness he has acquired the nickname of Sleepy, Baseball . . -l Stamp Club . 1, 2 lntra-Mural Sports . . . l. 2, 3. rl NANCY EMIG- N.1r1ce, sophisticated although sometimes fiighty, is known to her closest friends as Sizzix She's smart, temperamental, and her blood boils when you call her Fuz.zy. Cinderella . . l Rose of the Danube 2 :Green Light . . . Z Dont Take My Penny . 3 American Passport . -l Glee Club . . . 1. 3. -l Home Room Ollicer 1. 3 Journalism . 2. 3. -l Editor of Hilltop 4 Girl Reserves . 1. Z G. A. A. . . Z. 3. -l Music Festival . . 2 Swimming Club . . 2 National Honor Society 3. -l First Aid Club . . 3. A3 Intra-Mural Sports . Z. 3. -l JOSEPH ENSMINGER- joe, one of our tuba- tooters in the band, can always be seen either laughing or talking, and usually has a cheery hello for everyone. Junior Band ..... 2, 3 Senior Band ..... 9. -l Orchestra . 4 Glee Club . 2, 3. -l gecial Chorus . 4 rack . . 2. 3 lntra-Mural Sports . 2. 3, -l Photography Club . 2 Rose ot the Danube 2 Don't Take My Penny . 5 Lion Staff . . 4 Pep Band . . . 4 Civilian Defense A. P. . 4 DAUNE FITZKEE--Daune hails from Vfindsor, loves boys in uniforms, is seldom seen without a comb in one hand and a love story in the other. ln school she is usu- ally found loafing outside her home rorm for some reason. Home Room Otiicer .... 1. 1. 3 Girl Reserves . . 1 Don't Take My Penny . 3 G. A. A. .... 3. -l lntra-Mural Sports . . . 1, 2. 3. fl JEAN FLICKINGER- Flick, a quiet and timid lass, whose hobby is sports, excels in all, Although being of a reserved nature, many are the friends she has won with that sparkling personality. G. A. A. .... 2, 3, -l Girl Reserve President -l Class Otficer -. . 3 Home Room Otlicer . . Z Swimming Club . . . 2 Intra-Mural Sports . . . l. 2. 3. tl Football Queen's Attendant . 3 Queen of Hearts . . 4 SCHOOL FEATURE 85 GLADYS FLINCHBAUGH-S11p111s11Ca1tc11, .1C11N'L', 1111- WW UNI' - . ,- x - 1- fy 5- ' -. 1 A Q -A 1 1 11 - 1 -- M11s1c App1'1'1111t11111 1.11111 . S 11141-111, .11111 1111111-14 f11gl1ty, she 15 1l1W1lyh busy, 61.1111 Hmmp Sm, V ' 3. 5' 5 11v111'1tu 111111111-s 1111- music, S1llk1y111jL, l11111111g, 111111 1l1k1l1g A111111 1fu11v.1l1 . . 1, 3, A. 1 jew 11151111111 T111f4111g 111111 111 CVL'l'y1111I1jl, she C1111 Ivy hast gS 'fR1 'fU UNI' I 111ssc11 115 Ll YL'I'S1l111C 1111r11 w11r1c1-r. dm Rcitjrvd Omit, I' 3' ' Cf111111-1'r11.1 ..... 1 Girl Ruscrvcs . I, 3 R11s1' 111 1111- D.1n111w . I 1'11c1cl1111 62111111111 Z Night 111 Music . 1. 3, 5, -1 111151 A111 CIl1111 . S D1111'1 'l'.1kc My 1'1'1111y . S I.111n 511111 . . . -1 A1111-1'11'.111 1'.1sxp111'l . 11 1111111-111111411 Sp111'1x , 1, 2, 5, 1 171111-11s1c 1.Lf.11Ll1U ,.., . 5 N.1111111111 H11n11r S1111c1y S, 1 0111-.' 11111 ...., S F11-111 Nut ,.... 2. 5 P11A13'1'1c:A1. 111141511 Lc1111c1Nca F1111 MAl.l2 TXVINS? L11A1f12Rs CA1f1sHT IN THIS ACT W111.1'1a111N1as 1111551111118 111f THIS PROM TH12111 MA-JIESTIIZS K1N19 P1111111N11 H1aA11 84 SCHOOL ROBERT FREY- l3ix is the only fellow who takes an afternoon nap that Continues throughout three periods. This, of course, reveals his favoi'ite pastime, His less ex- citing muments are spent on the basketball court. Stamp Club ..... 1 Basketball ...... 2, 3, 4 Baseball ...... l, 3 AUDREY GABLE--XXfhenever you hear the class door open about 10:30 you know it's Maisie coming to school from Felton on the gord old M. 84 P, Her main interest lies in Delmas of Felton. Girl Reserves . . . . l, 2 Glee Club . . . 2, 3, 4 Music Festival . . 3 Rose of the Danube 7 Student Secretary . . G. A. A. ...... 4 DONALD GIBSON- Den, another NX'indsor-ite, is a fellow with whom no one can be in the dumps. His jinvial mood is very contagious. Although not a spend- thrift, he's generous with his money. Baseball ...... 1, 3, 4 Hilltop Staff .... 3 lntra-Mural Sports ..., 2, 3, 4 XVILMER GODFREY-Vfilmer is the quiet member of practically every stage crew for the production of plays and assemblies. During shop his favorite saying is Clean up, you guys, clean up. Baseball . ,.... -1 Hilltop Staff . 2, 3 lntra-Mural Sports .... 2, 3. -t FERNE GOHN-Ferne is inclined to be nervous and frequently blushes, likes red sweaters and longs to wear one some day. Her interest takes her to the A. 8: P. Store almost every noon. tWl1itey again., Girl Reserve Otiicer .... I Girl Reserves ...,. 1, 2 Girls Recreation Club . 3 Shop Club ...... 1 JUNE GOHN- fln1ie with her pleasant smile and a cheerful word of greeting is a friend to all, but don't cross her path-her red hair tells the story. Cil R-S' '. ..... l. Z Ciiils lfeiiflition Club . . 3 Shop Club ...... l LEON GOLDMAN- Lenz -one of the boys who was not passed up when the grey matter was distributed has many likeable characteristics which made him every- body's friend. He now wears the uniform of the finest navy in the world. May Lam be the Admiral some day. Football ...... l 3' 3 i lntra-Mural Sports .... 3, -1 Don't Take My Penny , 3 Home Economics Club 1 Home Room Otiicer . . 2 Lion Staff . . . 4 National Honor Society . . 4 National Athletic Society . . . 3, if HAROLD GRIM- Brainstorm of the Senior Class burns the midnight oil, probably accounting for his semi-sleepy appearance in Room 3 at precisely eight- thirty-seven every morning. Grim participates in most activities with Grim determination. National Honor Society . . . 3, 4 Green Light ..... 2 Moonstone . . . 3 American Passport . . 4 Photography Club . . l Hilltop Statf . 2, 3, -1 Lion Staff . . it Baseball Manager . . . 3, 4 Intra-Mural Sports .... 3, 4 GLENN HALL-An ardent fiddler, general pest, and pleasant smile, summarize Sl?eel.r, the long-legged mesquito-like individual. Music, dramatics and intra- mural sports are prominent in his score of interests. FEATURE Orchestra . . . 1, 2, 3, -4 Glce Club . . . 2, 3, tl Don't Take My Penny . 3 Rose of the Danube . Z Music Festivals . . l, Z, 3 Stamp Club . . . I Intra-Mural Sports .... 4 DOROTHY HAMILTON- Doi spends most of her time raising the morale of the soldiers, as she is writing to about sixteen of them at present. She has a hobby of collecting service pins. Her skill is in the field of :nusic. l 7 3 Band ....... . -. .. - Glee Club . . .... l, 2, 3, -i Orchestra . . . - 3. -I Cinderella . . . l Rose of the Danube 2 Music Festival ..... 3 DORIS HEININGER-Doris, with her pleasing voice, is-sure to become a secretary in one of those swanky othces some day. Her hobbies are eating, dieting and singing. Girl Reserve . . I Glee Club . , . . l, 2, 3, -i Cinderella . . . I Rose of the Danube .Z Music Festivals . . 2, 3 Student Secretary .... -i RALPH HENRY-Ralph, the short fellow you see in the halls with a G. I. haircut and red cheeks, walks to Cape Hizrn every morning and night. Try his formula. Baseball ...... 3, -i Intra-Mural Sports .... 1, Z, 3, ii DONALD HIVNFR- Dwi in school, but Hip in XX'indsor, can usually be found tearing around the NWindsor's Main Diner, wearing a white apron taking orders for hamburgs. He is slick as an eel on the basket- ball Hoor and his pasttimes are sleeping and tishing. lntra-Mural S orts ..., 1, 2, 3, il Don't Take ily Penny . . . 3 DORIS HIVNER-Doris, seldom heard in class, quiet, rather bashful, always ready fer a good time, has most of her interests at F, Sc M. College. To be a Stenog is her ambition. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 Glee Club . . . . 4 Home Room Ofbcer .... l, 2, 3, -1 CAROLINE HOFFMAN-- Carrie, a speedy typist who has a smile for everyone, a good sense of humor, and a pleasing personality, is fond of sports and is an accomplished accordion player. Intra-Mural Sports . . . 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. .... . 3. 4 Home Room Otiicer . . 3. -i Girl Reserves . . . l Hilltop . . . 3, it Lion Staff . . 4 Student Secretary . . 4 First Aid Club ..... 3 PALMA HOLTZINGER- Pam, the mathematician, hopes to make use of her ability keeping her family budget. Her ambition at present, however, is to become a good nurse. intra-Mural Sports . . . I, 2, 3, -i G. A. A. ...... 2, 3, -X DONALD HOWARD--- lied, Wii1clsi:i s pride and joy, has made quite a name for himself in Red Lion. Excelling in sports, he has become quite popular. Cokie is his other attraction. Football ...... I, Z, 3, -i Basketball .... . I, 2. 3 Baseball , . . . . I, 2, 3 National Athletic Honor Society . 2, 3, 4 FILEEN KAUFFMAN-Although always prepared. Le.n1ie often finds that she has worked in vain, She acquires her daily exercise by walking two miles to the bus and by chewing glllli. Girl Reserves . . , . l, 2 rfss . 5 ni wi, ff 2? ' A P 5 E 2 xg' i A N 2 ' 4 L' ', Wim? , ' ' F,- . tg. - 0 1 I A- 5 Q' ' , is'- ,Q- A 5 l eff? V ki F r J Q' , A, X V Jive ', ,fu x MQNA 8 f 4 , ' lx I 1 ' , , , ,, ,. Va, 2557, V' ,w ', ,fy Z-JT ,M QFL w ' , X 1. AT' 51 vw. V 1 86 SCHOOL FEATURE LLOYD KLINEDINST- Hop.r is full of humor and can bring laughter to his classmates, especially when a teacher is not to be found. Wlienever you hear Wl1at's cookin', Doc? you know it's Hops Football ...... I Track ...... 1. 2 DORIS KOHLER-Doris, Mr. Becker's busy secretary, can usually be found pounding away on the typewriter in his office. Excitable, absent-minded, conscientious, she always finds time to complete all her work successfully. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 Sho Club .,.... 1 Girls Recreation Club 5 Hilltop Staff . . 5. -I Student Secretary 4 Home Room Otlicer . . 4 CARI. KOONS- Mr, 5 X 5 laughs and chuckles and his sttzmach does the Rhumba. He's a jolly good farmer, but says he doesn't intend to spend the rest of his life on a farm. Carl likes girls, but would like to learn the technique of more prosperous Rorneos. Intra-Mural Sports .... 1. 2. 5 Field Meet . . . . . 2 JIMMY KOONS- jim, although quite boisterous at times, ccme from Windstar and can often be seen stand- ing on the street corner waiting for a ride. A certain house on Linden Avenue attracts him. Football ...... I, 2. 5 Stamp Club ..... 1 DEE LAMOTTE- D, the pleasant girl with a charming smile and a winning personality, has some likes and dislikes among which are bugs. Every person likes this tousle-headed lass who always wears beanies to keep her ears warm. Swimming Club ,... 2 Girl Reserves . I, 2 Lion Staff 4 Shop Club . . 1 G. A. A. Student Secretary .... 4 TED LAMOTTE-Practically everyone knows Snap as president of the class, an artist, a jitterbug. Any similarity to a string bean and an all-around good fellow are purely coincidental. Strap and his shadow Doc are inseparable companions. Track ...... l, 2, 3, 4 Intra-Mural Sports . 2, 3, -I Rose of the Danube 2 Moonstone . . 5 Class President . . 3, 4 Photography Club . l, 2 Hilltop Staff . . 2, 3, 4 Home Room' Officer . 1, 2 journalism . . . 4 National Honor Society . . 4 INA LAUCKS- Tiny'.r ambition is to become an expert horsewoman and therefore most of her activities are associated with this sport. She also loves to watch and pgiy Ibaslietball, football, and baseball. '. . . .,.. . . 2. 5. 4 iiimap starr . . , 4 Swimming Club . 5 5 American Passport . 4 Glee Club . . . 4 Art . . . 2 Intra-Mural Sports .... 2, 3. 4 RUTH LUTZ- fake, the good-humored, giggly lass from down Brogue way, loves to fight all boys except the Gas Warfzire Soldier. Girl Reserves . . . 1. 2 Orchestra . . . 2 G. A. A. . . 2, 5, 4 Glee Club . . . 4 Home Hygiene . 3 VERNON LYNCH-An all-around g. od fellow, and a fine sport, Lynch has a personality only a redhead can possess, Along with an excellent sense of humor, he is also blessed with a most likeable serious side. Band . . . . . , Z. 5. -I Orchestra ,..... l, Z, 5. -I Basketball Manager , 1. 2. 5. 'I Rose of the Danube 2 American Passport . -I Don't Take My Penny . 5 Glee Club . . . 3. 5. AI District Orche'tra . I, 2. 5, -I District Glee Club . 2. 5. -I District Band . 5. -I ROBERT MARTIN- Bob, that tow-headed ardent amateur photographer, is an accrmplished trumpet player and dramatist. Any venture he undertakes must be done with precision and scientific accuracy. The Green Light . . . 2 Don't Take My Penny . . 5 American Passport . -I Photography Club . l Track . . 3. -I Glee Club . . 5. -I Senior Band . l. Z. 5. -I Hilltop Stat? . 2. 5. -I Lion Staff . -I Orchestra .... -I Basketball Band . . 5, -I Music Appreciation Club . 5 Pep Band .... 5. -I Music Festival . . Z. 5 Forensic League . . 2 Night of Music . . . 'I lntra-Mural Sports 5 -I ROBER MAUST- B11lcb. the tired member of the class, is quiet in a crowd, but when you get him alone- he's the life of the party. That smile is an innocent smile, but back of it is humor galore. Hilltop Staff . . . . 2. 5 HARRIET MAYES-This jolly, blonde girl, Gip to all her friends, is an excellent conversationalist and story- teller, Sketching and painting take up her spare time. Girl Reserves ..... I, Z G. A. A. ...... 2. 5. -I Glee Club . . Z, 5, -I Swimming Club I Hilltop Staff . 2. 5. -I Musical Festival . 2 Night ot Music . . 5 journalism Club . . 2. 5. -I Music A preciation Club , . 5 First Aitln Club . . Shop Club . . A 1 CORA McALLlSTER-Cora, the quiet, studious, in- dustrious lass, is ever ready to give a kind word or help- ing hand to any of her many friends. Girl Reserves ..... I, 2 Girls Recreation Club . . . 5 Shop Club . . . . . I ROBERTA MCCONAUGHY- Berfie, with her hu- mor and laughter, can be heard rippling through every classroom. Her favorite pastime is flirting, so she says, and her ambition yet undecided. Girl Reserves . . . . l, 2 Glee Club . , . . . 5, -I junior Band ..... 5 JOE MCGUIGAN-Original, always laughing and with a sense of humor second to none, Joe, although with a weakness for tormenting the girls, is well-liked as the class clown. Glee Club . . . . l. Z, 5. -I Rose of the Danube . . 2 Don't Take My Penny . . Hilltop Staff . . . Photography Club . . l, 2 5 -I he seen racing here and there with lots to do, hut no SCHOOL FEATURE 87 LOIS MILLER-Vfe sometimes wonder if giggling is going to he SbUfIj'l.l l career. lf she isn't giggling you cam End her with her nose in Ll hook, us she is al regular hook worm. But she is ii swell girl :mil liked hy everyone CURVIN MILLIER-Usually noisy, Currie can often time to do it. Footlmll, tlnncing, and loufing fill much of hig: time hoth in and out ef school. l?z1?,lEElIi ' 3 1 1 ' ' ' 5, 3. ii W- kfwws Tennis . . . I, Z, 5. 4 Girl Reserves . 1, 2 lntm-Mural Sports . . 5 SCUJCHT SCCYCKHFY ---- -5 Don't Take My Penny . 5 V lfllfihfllf-'Pl'!', Clllh l CHARLOTTE h1OORF4 Klf1. the hilhy of the Sen- f55l'll '- Ddcmc OHM' ior Class as She is hi ihlf ctlucaltetl in the language of lust Anil .... 5 3' 5 Ninioml Aihlefiq Souiery , Al goo and gal, is nn expert gum chewea' and lms con- SAM AND yiTH HIS BROTHER PRESS AGENTS? DOT AND HIER JACK or ALL TRADES HIP! HIP! FOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1950 ALLAH l 38 SCHOOL tributed many packs to the armed firces, Her one am- bition is to become a pulse and temperature checker. Cheer Leader . . 1 Cinderella .,.. . l Drum Maiorette I, 2, 5, 4 G, A. A. , . 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1. 2 Moonstone . . 3 American Passport . 4 Glee Club . . . 3, 4 lntra-Mural Sports . 1, 2, 3, 4 Shop Club . . . 1 Home Room Olticer .... 4 DAVID NEFF-- Drive is the clever young fellow who solved his tire problem by buying a Model T Ford, but for the present has put his pet to bed for the duration, due to gasoline trouble. His favorite expression is Oh, gosh! Glee Club . . l, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club . l, Z Rose ol the Danube . . 4 Music Festival ..... 2, 5 DORCAS NEFF-Known as Plug at home, at school just plain Geri, has a good scholastic record and enjoys music, She thinks the Air Corps is tops and she hopes to becrme an aviatrix some day. Girl Reserves , .... l, 2 G. A. A. .... 2. 3, 4 Senior Band . 2, 3, 4 junior Band . . 2. 5 Don't Take My Penny . 3 Hilltop Stall . . . 2, 3, 4 Swimming Club . . 2 Home Room Otiicer . . l, 2, 3 Music Festival .... 5 lntra-Mural S orts .,., l, Z, 5, 4 Home Room Civilian Defense Otlicer , 4 National Honor Society . . . 4 DORIS OLPHIN--Doris, shy and bashful, easy blusher, likes handwork, including dressmaking, embroid- ering, Crocheting, and knitting, and occupies her leisure moments by hlling her hope chest until Carl returns from the army. Girl Reserves , .... 1, 2 Book League . . 3 Home Hygiene . . 3 Girls Recreation Club . , . 3 CHARLES RAXVHEISER- Sleeping joe is seen but seldom heard, His quiet demeanor is due to the quiet farm from which he hails. Don't blush now, Charlie. Intra-Mural Sports .... 1, 2 Baseball ...... l ANNABELL REACHARD-Known to all her com- panions and classmates as a good friend, she is some- times called Arm. For anyone with whom she comes in Contact she has a cheery hello. Girl Reserves ..... 1 jOE REXROTH-Before rationing joe was a gasoline cowboy, but now he uses the shoesole express for his trips about Red Lion. Being active in sports he is always quite busy. Football . . . . Baseball .... . , 4 Basketball . . . . National Athletic Society . 2 National Honor Society 4 3 2, 3, 4 ,3,4 Lion Statf -. . . 4 Home Room Othcer . . 2, 3 Class Otlicer ..... 4 junior Red Cross Sponsor . . . 4 STEVUART RICHARDSON-Being a busy young man, Sims says that he gets a kick from everything. His main attraction is Stewartstown for some reason, and his byword is Let's gr- woltingf' Track ...... 1, 2, 3 SHERWOOD RITZ-Carefree, mischievous, a good spo1't and a pleasing personality well describe Dar, the Romeo of the Senior Class. The well-known juliet is in this case Ami, seen with him every available Saturday night. A grid star, a trumpet player, an aeronautics stu- dent, etc., he's a versatile member of the class. FEATURE Football . . . . 2. 3. 4 Track . . . 2, 3, 4 Rose of the Danube Z Band . . . . l, Z, 3. ti Orchestra . . . . 3. 4 Glee Club . . . . l, Z, 3, 4 Music Appreciation Club . . 3 Don't Take My Penny . . 5 Hilltop Staff . . . 3, 4 Lion Stati . 4 Forensic League . . 3 District Band , . . 3 District Glee Club . . 2. 3 Cinderella . . . l Intra-Mural Basketball - 3, -l Night of Music . . journalism . . . Friday the Thirteenth . . . 4 I7 4 GLENN ROSEMAN-During the '90's they were called dandys, but today they are called wolves and Roseman is of today. ln school, however, he is one of the nize boys. Intra-Mural Sports .... 2, 3, 4 ERMA SAYLOR-Anyone who has not heard Erma say Oh my has certainly missed a treat, so her class- mates say. She has intelligence and ability when she starts making use of them. Girl Reserves ..... l, 2 Assistant Librarian 4 Recreation Club . . 5 Student Secretary .... 4 PAUL SAYLOR- Can you spare me a little time? or Hi, chump, characterizes Red Saylor. He likes Windsiir and the girls, otherwise he has no bad habits. He is also fond of saying Let's hook! Intra-Mural Sports .... 4 MARY SEEBAUER-Wlien you see the bus leave for Columbia and there's a fair-haired lassie on it, yes, you've guessed it, Mary Seebauer. Going to Columbia is one of her most enjoyed trips. Mary is oftentimes quiet, but always full of pep and fun. Girl Reserves ..... l, 2 Shop Club . . . . l Student Secretary .... 4 CHARLES SEITZ-The strong man of the Stewarts- town-Red Lion bus, Bud is usually holding some girl's hand or tying another girl to her seat. In school, how- ever, he does little. MINA SEITZ-This attractive brunette hails from Felton and is proud of it. Nothing is too difhcult for her, and exactness is her motto. She has many hobbies, but prefers roller-skating to all. Her favorite food is candy. Glee Club . . . 3, 4 Hilltop Staff . . 5, 4 Girl Reserves . . 1, 2 Night of Music . . 3, 4 American Passport . . 4 Home Room Otticer . . . 2 DOROTHY SHAFFER- Dol, the spithre, blonde haired girl, is quite an athlete. Her one ambition is to be a private secretary with a handsome boss. Wliti will be the lucky boss? Girl Reserves . . l Shop Club . . . l Intra-Mural S orts . . l, 2, 3, 4 Don't Take lily Penny . 5 Home Room Oliieer . . 4 Student Secretary . 4 Lion Staff . 4 Cheerleader . l, 2, 3, 4 Field Meet . 2, 5 G. A. A. .... . 2, 3, 4 Swimming Club . . . . 2, 3 GEORGE SHAULL-Red hair, rather shy and quiet, a sense of humor, all characterize George. He usually brings a smile to his classmates with his original cute remarks. Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4 and . A-ew w .S ' 1 . , K s I' I -, X O X Y ' Y' I J X fy L ' Q ' E igss SL by Q v s ' i .2 tw A - k if . ZX. W w'if5.' Q X ,.,g.'.3gg1 ' X 1 3 ...T IH 4 'A , W- 5 -XL ,ff 90 SCHOOL FEATURE EUGENE SHENBERGER- Gene is quite interested in shop work and in studies, and any other available time he and Rawheiser go to the shop to work. In school he is shy and bashful. Intra-Mural Sports .... 2. 3 IVAN SHERMEYER-Anyone who regularly visits the Lion theater will see Ivan, commonly known as Bud, walking the aisles fhe's an usherj. No matter where he is, be always has a cheery hello, Intra-Mural Sports . . . l Stamp Club . .,.. l DALE SHOFF-Wliere's Dale ?-Oh, yes, there he is. One hardly knows he is present in school-leave me alone seems to be his main desire. After school hours he perks up and is a real cut-up. Football ..... l, 3 Stamp Club . . l Intra-Mural Sports .... 3, 4 DURWOOD SINCLAIR- Railroad hails from down Yoe way. Being very bashful and timid, he is quite skill- ful in the art of blushing. LOIS SMALLBROOK-The only ambition Lois has is to become the happy wife of a Marine and have a family cf curly-headed boys. Her hobbies are loaling, flirting, giggling, and collecting pictures from her numerous boy friends. Girl Reserves . . 1, 2 lntra-Mural Sports . 1 Home Room Officer . 2 C. A. A. .... 2, 3, 4 Don't Take My Penny . . . 3 .2-3 PAUL SLENKER- Sler1k, a sleepy-eyed, sli:w-mov- ing celery salesman, hails from Cape Horn. His captivat- ing smile makes him tops with fems as well as fellows. Baseball . . . 1, 3, 4 Football . . . 3, 4 Home Room Otticer . l, 4 lntra-Mural Sports . . 2, 3, 4 Stam Cl b l 2 -luinirii' Reil Cross Sponsor 4' lntra-Mural Sports .... 3 GERALD SMELTZER-Smelizer, who usually displays his sense of humor and ability to make noise, is a prom- inent member of the band, and a worthy participant in every activity. His ambition is to wear the ministerial cloak. Football ...... 2, 3. 4 Basketball . . , 3 lntra-Mural Basketball 4 Hand .... 2, 3. 4 Orchc'tra . . . 2, 3, 4 Forensic League . . 3 Vice-President of Band 4 National Honor Society . 4 National Athletic Society . . . 4 GERALDINE SMELTZER-Here is happy-ga'-lucky, always ioking Gerry, Her hobby is going riding in a model T Ford and also visiting Flinclibauglfs ice cream parlor, Her ambition is to be a nurse. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 G. A. A. ...... 2, 3, 4 Hilltop Staff . lntra-Mural Sports Home Room Civilian Defense Otlicer . Shop Club . . . . . .Z,3,4 I734 . . . . 4,-,,, 1 MARY ELLEN SMELTZER-Mary Ellen is another of those nice noisy girls. Quiet at times, but when her ire is aroused, plenty noise issues f.rth. Her friendly greetinfj makes her a friend of all. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 Shop Club ..... 1 I Cinderella l Student Librarian 2, 3, 4 Glee Club . . 3, 4 Hilltop Staff . . 3. 4 Intra-Mural Sports . 5, -1 Home Nursing Course 5 American Passport . . 4 DALLAS SMITH-One of the Smiths from Lower Windsrvr. A serious student with a not too serious blush. You can always find him outside Rorm 5 waiting for devotions to be over. Can he help it if the bus is late? DOROTHY SMITH- Dm'a.fy is allways hrst in Eng- lish and school work. She is very thorough as a student, her favorite classes being Bookkeeping and Law. Her ambition is to work with children. Sewing Club ..... 1 ERMA SMITH- Blondie, an ardent radio fan, is a quiet, studious girl in class. CShe sits beside the teacher's desk., Many are the times we hear Oh, gee. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 Orchestra ...... 2. 5 Music Festival . . . . . 3 -IACQUELINE SMITH- Are you kidding? These common words are characteristic of jackie Smith, plus her good-humored friendly personality. Shorty, true lover ff sports, is a faithful follower of the team. Girl Reserves ..... I, 2 JOHN SNYDER, JUNIOR-This bashful little boy, known as Oggie can be seen thumbing his way clown the Ole Yoe Road these gasless days. He is keenly in- terested in sports and has a peculiar habit of exclaiming You '1in't kiddin' almost any time. Football ...... 2, 3, -I Track ...... l, Z Intra-Mural Sports . . . . 3, 4 RAY SPRENKLE-A little boy in big trouble charac- terizes Ray, cut-up, and quite a pest at times. His mouth has sometimes been seen to travel faster than a machine-gun itself. LOIS STEGNER-Leis, and her constant companion, Annabelle, make a merry pair. A frequent giggler in classes, she never lets lessons bother her. Girl Reserves ..... l, Z Shop Club ...... I CHARLES STINE- Crack used to make daily trips to Freysville, but during the pleasure ban found it neces- sary to go the back road for potatoes once weekly. Wliy not try radio. CbtIl .9 Basketball . . . . 1. 2, 3, Al Football . . . 4 Baseball . A. . . 1, 2 Home Room Othcer . . . 4 National Athletic Society . . . 4 WAYNE STREAVIG- Eggs is that short, energetic boy who provides the excitement in a certain corner in Room 3, and he is a faithful stand-by. A sturdy sup- porter of the Lamp Post, he is full of fun and mischief. Lion Stati ..... 4 Intra-Mural Sports .... 3, 4 Class Otiicer . Z, 3 Home Room Otticer .... 3, 4 STERLING STUMP-This pig-skin hero aroused many an excited cheer on the grid or track field, and many a Please take me home, Buck! when his car was the only one with a full tank of gas. Happy-go-lucky, and a pal to all, his usual pastime is loafing with the gang, Football ...... I 7 3 Al Basketball ...... l Track . . l, 2, 3, rl Class President . . 1, Z Intra-Mural Sports . 2, 3, 4 SCHOOL LEONARD SUTTON-A typical wolf, he gets along with all the girls- Sul knows them from Atlantic City to Cross Roads. Aside from this, he is an asset to basket- ball and tennis teams. Basketball . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Track . . . Z, 3. 4 Tennis . . . 3, 4 Baseball . . . . l Home Room Otlicer . . . 4 Photography Club .... Z VIRGINIA SWARTZ- Gir1r1-y', as she is called by her friends, is cne of the persons who can be found scratching her mime off the absentee list almost every morning. Wlhen she is asked to do something she is al- ways willing to lend a hand. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 SAMUEL TSCHOP-Good-hearted, husky, and a swell friend to illl'-Usclllllllju is well-liked by all who have met him. In sports, especially football, Sam is tops and in schqol science and mathematics are his favorites. He is frequently found in the chemistry lab with his fellow chemist, Eggs. - Football .... . l, 2. 3. 4 Track .... . 2, 3, 4 Intra-Mural Sports . . . 5, 4 National Athletic Society . . 5, 4 Lion Stat? l. . . . 4 Home Room Othcer . . . 2, 3, -l PAUL XVAGMAN- Bill is to a certain extent a lady's man, a sentimentalist, a lover of poetry, and for contrast participates in sports, principally football. Track ...... l, 2, 5 Football ...... 3. 4 Intra-Mural Sports .... 1, 2, 3, 4 BETTE XWALLACE- Bch a good student from the Level, an artist, a lover ttf sports fand a state copj, is a pal to all. Girl Reserves ..... 2 G. A. A. . . 2, 3 Hilltop Staff . 4 Art . ...... 2, 3, 4 DONALD NWALLACE- Lo11i.r fFrench namej, a student of foreign languages, especially French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and German, hopes to become an interpreter. BETTY NWALLICK-This blond, blue-eyed artist with her argumentative attitude has many accomplishments. willing, cooperative, but self-determined. ll el11' Bullirkn is ready for an argument no matter what the subject. He: talent shirws promise as a commercial artist. National Honor Society . . . 4 Cinderella .... . 1 G. A. A. . . . . 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves . . 2 Hilltop Staff . . 2, 5, 4 Lion Staff . . 4 Swimming Club . . 3 FEATURE M Intra-Mural Sports . l. 2, 3. 4 First Aid Club . 5 journalism . 2, 5, 4 Home Room Otflcer .... 4 ESTHER XVAMBAUGH-Esther, the sophisticated, studiitus lass, portrayed the dramatic characters of the Greta Garbo type in school productions. This portrayal was typical of her I want to be alone attitude. Girl Reserves ..... 1, 2 journalism Club . . . 2, 5. 4 Hilltop Staff . 2, 3, 4 Glee Club . . 3. 4 Orchestra . . . 3, -8 Cinderella . . l The Moonstone . . 3 District Music Festival . 3 Night nf Music .... 3. 4 ROSENE WARFEL- Here comes that pest is the phrase often heard when Rirsene appears on the scene. She is one of the most quiet girls of our class, except when she is arguing in law class. She is very active in sports and enjoys playing on all the teams. G. A. A. ...... 2, 3. 4 Art ....... l, 2, 3 Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4 Student Librarian 2, 3 Girl Reserves . I. 2 Girls' Shop Club .... 1 ELAINE WARNER- Funf13 ' is usually not very con. versational until she talks about the boy friend, after which she dominates the chatter. Keep develirping that artistic ability until Uncle Sam returns him safely to you. Girl Reserves ..... l, Glee Club ...... 1. 4 Rose of the Danube 2 G. A, A. . . . . 2. 5. -4 American Passport . 4 Home Room Ofbcer . l, 3 Intra-Mural Sports .... l, 2 ARLENE WILLIAMSON- Leaf1ie fsometimes Ve- ronica, due to her hair stylel has a phobia for uniforms of all kinds, be it sailor, soldier, marine, country band or fireman. Lock 'em over, Willie, Lots to pick from today, Girl Reserves ..... 2 Recreation Club ..... 3 JOHN WILLWERT-- fobnr1ie. although sensitive and quiet, never misses any fun or excitement as he is nearly always the cause of grief and distraction to all the girls. Watch the Cadillac go by. Intra-Mural Sports .... 2, 3, 4 GLENN YOUNG- Had Young has an aversion for girls or ducks, as he refers to them. Be calm, Glenn. Uncle Sam has no ducks in this combat. ln the Army and Navy you will likely be assigned to a post of duty far removed from them. Intra-Mural Sports . . 2, 3 MR. MR. MISS AMEI.IA VUINTER 8: MIIS. CURTIS PAULES MISS HELEN PORTER qu-I-nw MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE ALWOOD MRS. A. IXIABLE ALWOOD MR. 8: MIIS. ANDREWS ARNOLD MR. 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