Rothrock High School - Le Livre Yearbook (McVeytown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

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I , , - , .v 7 ' f , A . . -1 ,ucv ' amz ewan 'Me 01d Jlamulead Josep of POC Joseph T Rothrock was born ln McVeytovxn on Aprll 9 1839 He was born ln the house Whlch IS now known as the Wakefield apartments l-Ie was decended from a long l1ne of sturdy Dutch ploneears who through many generatlons had tolled the so1l We may Well suppose that It was from them that he lnherlted h1s love of the land Whlle Joe as he was commonly called by hls many frlends was attendlng the school of lvllflllfl County s wooded hllls and fertlle valleys he began here to study nature 1n 1tS best form Rothrock had an unusual keen mtellect and learned 1ap1d1y IH school but It Was apparent from tlme to t1me th xt he was of a restless nature Because of th1s h1S father had hlm placed on a farm near McVeytoWn for tlme form hablts of 1ndust1y and observatlon Later Dr Rothrock 18 marked It was the most xaluable pa1t of my educat1on He contmued h1S educatlon at Tuscol ora Academy J unlata County the Laxx renee Sc1ent1tic School of Hauard and the Medl al Department of the Un1vers1ty of Pennsylvan ah Hax mg chlefly pursued a medlcal career at th1s later school D1 Rothrock natulally planned to practlce as a medlcal doctol Indeed he ex en had a practlce started ln Cent1e County but when the Cxx 11 War broke out he was qulck to use to the detense of the Unlon He served as a prlx ate and latel as captaln of Company E m the Pernsylvanla Cavahv He was xx ounded ln the battle of F1 der cksburg and was known as a blaxe and capable solcuex and officer Page 4 A I i' e W 1 C, fa l 5 ' 1 . 5 A lf 2. k . - Y U , . 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In 1865 Rothrock 1011161 an exp drtron party sponsored by Western Unron Telegraph Fxtensron rn connectron wrth the then proposed overland telegraph lrne from the Unrted States to Russra by Way of the Berrng Str art Later rn tapacrty of Sur geon md Rotfrnrst Rothrotk auompanred Lreutenant Wheeler s Fxplorrng lf xpedrtron of the Unrted St rtes After these exrredrtrons he returned to Pennsylyanra where he es tablrshed the irrst boys club whrch bore the name The North Mountarn bchool of Physrcal Culture As a contrrbutron to medrtrne Dr Rothrotk founded at Mount Alto the frrst free sanrtorrum for the open an tre rtment of tuberculosrs The state establrshed fr Department of Forestry and named Roth rock rs the hrst he rd ot the Department Dr Rothrotk rlso held a posrtron as Professor of Botany at State College He tray eled rn Europe pleadrng for conserxatron Whrle rn Furope he studred Botany at the Unrx er srty of Strassburg under the great Botanrst DeBoy In 1884 he wrote 1 book rbout rrx rs rn Pennsylxanra under the trtle Votatron Drursrng The year 1929 marked the end or Joseph Trrmble Rothrock s long and honorable career for he med at the ave or 83 Well over a mrllron rcr es of forests are non under state superxrsron betause of Rothrotk s work In the btate Caprtal Burldrng, rt H urrsburg there rs a bronz plaque dedrcated to hrs memory rn rarckrnf Creek there rs a forest area known as the Rothroek Reserxe and rn McVeytown a stone memorral erected by the Feneral Assembly rn 1994 These are rll memorrals to a great man 4,4 ?' 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K Y M 1 , la., 5,45 I g School IEDM President, John C Swlgart Vxce Presmdent, Davld M1ller Secretary, Gxdeon N Drake Treasurer, J Allen Rhodes Kenneth Allgyer, Ethel C Allison, Harry Alhson, Harry E Dunmwre, Nelson K Frye lra C Hanawalt Harry E Kauffman, Theodore Kauffman George Lantz, Ross E Mertz Clayton A Mont and John R Shottsberger Knowledge IS proud that he has learned so much Wlsdom IS humble that he knows no more Cowper You are rapldly approaching the tlme when you world s work The world Into which you are stepping IS a troubled one Life wxll demand of you every ounce of courage pahence, and resourcefulness Your parents and teachers have made many sacrlflces that you might share the knowledge and ideas which they behave will serve you best Con tmue to strengthen these resources We bclleve ln you and m y ur many class mate all over this great land Because we believe ln you we hold steadfast to our hope for permanent prosperxty happmess and peace Carry with you he spark of wisdom the cleslre for servxce and the will to work and all the success and happmess which we sincerely wlsh for you will be yours We appreciate the xnany thmgs you have clone for us and your school Best wishes for a successful future RICHARD L KITZMILLER Supervising Prmclpal l Page 6 . b . . 7 . . . . : . 8 5 I 4 ' L Q ' U . , , , , , , , . ,. , . . ' ll L ,,?55:'f' - c 4, f 5 'F will be expected to assume- your full share of the D Y v , . 5 . I . . . i U - ' D . ' , ' ' n . Q ' i 1 . is, ' ' ... l l . A . . , . , , 3 . .iff .,..-r Q!- tink ,eiegiz HUGH T DAY B A ROBERT H FLECK A B M Science Socnal Studies NAOMI RANCK FRENCH A B OSCAR C HUMPHREYD b S French and Mathematics Health and Physical Educatxon ELIZABETH SMITH STEELE B C Il LHAQLES STUMP B S M A Comm rclal Subjects SUPLTVISU' of MUSIC RUTH TAYLOR B J GLORIA WRAY R N Muse Teacher Scho I Nurse LUELLA NAFZINGER YODER B S English and Latm Page 7 C Qlji,OWl1- IVQF GPU G QCICIQPS Fxrst Row Left to Rnght Creamar 'Vllller Freeburg Hannawal! Second Row Johnson Sunderland Zelgler sXVlg3l'l Moist PCI on PCI Q QCIC QP! Ba k fxow lalffman Hexster C Yoder Front Row Nl Yod Sweugart Taylor C Yoder Page 8 W Y A I I 7 Y 1 . I ' ,. H ' ' . .. - .. ' -- x 1 , , - . - - e., E , W NTB V rr? p X sf 0 ! Qt-.gig fy! if Pg9 1 x Q J ,X , . ' A N . x .XX fx f 1 sX nj gf' 1 l, f Qi N X V Q ri'.N if i? nu Win, - rf F4-1 J2 ,Y .1 yu 0, , J F J 1 E Q' -Q X x t 5 g ' Q A , ' Qdhliy . 1 ' V W fi .3 EN l'.,.f S' L I., X ff l! , I , fx . X ,X 7, ff? ' 'S Ni ' 'A U Q , 3 4- ff' ff I I f' 'f fy 1 L 1 , - ,J 46- f iii - f7J HW' ru W 2 5 'wal V O 4 lf wap .f nf Page 10 First, we would like to say that these juni Jrs are very so-operative, even though we as seniors do consider them a bit beneath our newly de- veloped dignity. ' Maybe because of this co-operation both plays presentegl thus far have been successful. That goes for their parties and their prom as well. We might add, though, that their specialty is originality in Halloween floats. Touring the nearby towns of Belleville, Mt. Union, and Lewistown with a float representing Snow White ani the Seven Dwarfs, they attually found themselves with checks totaling sixty-live dollars. Evea we seniors were green with envy! Klare Sunderland led the class president: Cynthia Ycutzy, as vice presidentg Norma Foster, as secretary: and Doris Hanziwalt. treasurer. Page 11 The Sophomore Class returned to their second year of high school on September 5, 1950, and were greeted at the door by their home room teacher, Mrs. Yoder. In addition to a most successful April Fool's party, one of their chief prides and joys was the staging of their first Class play. This year the Sophomores are at the deciding point of their high school days. Our Senior advice to them is: Plan your Course carefully now, and in later years it will help you in selecting a suitable career. The elected officers of the class for the year were as follows: Presi- dent, Ronald College: Vice President, Joyve Woozlcockl Sevretary. Hazel Yoder: and Treasurer. Donald Swigart. Page 12 as 36. GQ' September found Iifty nine frightenel-faced freshmen trudging through the halls seeking out the room which would be their own for the next four y-ears. They learned that they would have Mr. Fleck, as their home room teacher. Subjects to them seemed very strange and different. The x's and y's of Algebra puzzled them. They delved into that foreboding subject known to all as Latin. They found that Civics was much different than eighth grade history - no dates to learn. Soon they became adjusted to high school life. In October they clected the following oliicersg President, Nancy Espigh: Vice President, Lois Stewart: Secretary, William Dunmire: Treasurer, Shirley Campbell. The activities of the class of the year included a Weiner roas-Q at Rupert's Cave and a St. Patrick's Dance. Page 13 ZS- 'Tw llllfh Nll IXQI if 48 40- 91 55 . b ke p -4 ji! I E fm- '1 ,L . , 3' 1, :Mg T 51.61 4 IHHOII 'M -W 1 51? 0 I 9 1 my a ll ,,s in I'zw'e 14 r- ' 4 7C 1 QU LIL, Q I Bratton MGX eytown Olnei High School is one or the smaller schools n its League of athletics Theiefore its membeishlp is not as high as other schools thus making a small xailety of spoits However without this Golden Eagle Club s planning and hnanclal management it would be xery hard to be unified as -1 whole This club is considered the backbone of oxr teams in the field of spoit cess It is made up ot selectix e students hom the student bouy who serxe a term of one yeai VVe evtencl oui deepest appiefiat on to Wh Humphreys whose excellent coaching biought us thiough two successful yeais to our four cheerleaders DOIIS Hanawalt Doris Fields Jean lNotest1ne and Joan Smith fox keeping ouz school spirit uo at the games to Tom Liars om france manager N11 Fleck our tacultw managei K n Nlort anl Paul Keneop oui two student managels Vhlda Heitflei anl Blanche Gates our admission collectors and last to oui Senior Atlfletes foi gnmg thcu time and talent foi four vears Page 17 4 .. 8' 5, :ff l b'V 'Q I ' f' .4 . iff K 6 rf , wi I 'T WL A :W -a - ez, C ,I I E I Lil I, 1 ., c , .' I X in I I . Y x ' 7 v ' v ' . - , ' . w' 1 ff . 7' s C 1 A . I . ' This organization is credited with a great deal of praise for its suc- , . , f. - Q I . , 7 1 n A 1 n l 1 I K1 1 v A1 1 4 Lwkv I 'vkvg . 3 K7 -' i v , 'S ' Lf, I ' L1 ' ' . 1 Q 1 L1 ' ' 1 1 wg 1 - ' ' ' ii 3 1 '. ' , ' V' ' 'A ': e Q ' c A 1 Y 1 1 U 7- 1 r u 1 f 1 A I 1 A , . c . , . n s . 7 ' w w' l 1 - . ' - I . . ' y' X' - .. , . , . . - 7Ol.jSI3lQlU The Mlmln County League Class C Champlons The McVeytown Golden Eagles of 50 and 51 has brought the first C hamplonshlp 1nto our school ln fourteen x ears Coach Humphreys charges won the tltle m a plav off wlth A1 maugh Brown a game to be remembe1 ed by all The Golden Eagles came home the vlctors by a close score of 47 44 An ox ertlme peuod was requlred be fcre the Humphrtv men could show who was champ ons Entermg Class C play off at Bellefonte our chances were rumed by a strong Centre Hall squad by handmg us a hard fought 52 54 defeat The Golden Eagles proved thelr match the vxhole wav through the game up to the final whlstle ln whlch a breath taklng shot was made which would have tled the score had the officlals chosen to do so The nucleus of thlg champlonshlp team wlll be lost through gradua hon These are Harold Heckman Walter Zong and Farl Kenepp Our season Record 1s as follows Opponents B M O H S Alumm Orblsonla Jumata Valley Saltlllo Derly Twp Armaugh Broun Burnham Robertsdale Orblsonla Bellevllle Deny lvsp Armaugh B1 oun Burnham Bellevllle Junlata Valley Armaugh Blown Saltlllo Robertsdale Centle Hall 54 M1flllH County League Games Plag off Games Page 18 li Ulu li lr ' 28 35 Juniata Joint 43 34 ' ' 20 43 ' ' V 48 46 ' 36 34 it ' . 59 37 ' - ' 40 44 so 67 48 ' 27 37 '. ' 40 44 'F ' 35 64 5 ' ' f . 56 50 - ' ' 60 F8 'k 65 47 ' 34 46 ' y 45 36 - - V 44 47 ' 23 66 32 38 :Erie , IFSEIQ1 Coach Humph1eys f10016d a new team of plavers for 1030 01 season havmg lost sw first strmg players through gladuatlon These g1rls were a llttle green but soon show ed B M O H S that thev W e1e as good as any other team Althouf h not able to tmke Ch 1mp1onsh1p they showed fme sportsmanshm ann excellant ablllty ln playlng, then season thls year B M O HS team ulll not loose any g 1ls through grafluatlon anr that promlses us a better season next year These are the results of the season for 50 51 B M O H S Opponents Junlata Jomt Alumnl Orblsonla Junlata Valley Saltlllo Derry Twp Armaugh Brown Burnham Orb1son1a Bellevllle Derry Twp Armaugh Brown Burnham Bellexllle Junlata Valley Armaugh Broun .36 Saltlllo Page 19 G' fl ls hull . , .... V 1 . A' i' . K , ' l 43 16 ' ' 57 42 ' 60 41 ' ' 55 45 ' 30 33 ' 36 46 . 22 30 35 28 43 28 ' ' 42 41 ' 42 49 ' . 35 38 ' 35 56 41 46 53 46 ' - f 37 36 ' ' 41 ' CISQ U .-...,,,.7 The B M O H S Baseball team Stal ted lts t1a1n1ns., IH the gvmnaslum thls veal because of the late snow and lce stoxms llattlee started by lunnlng, sevual laps 31 ounol the gym to get t1ght muscles 1n stx ong shape the tlme finally came when the players were on the held hlttlng pltchmg and tatchmg the ball wlth great ease Then at last the staltlng nme were chosen and placed mto then posltlons and went on w o1k1ng togethel thloughout the season Our mst wlctoly Lame by dOVlI'1l11g Lewlstown by a 17 to 1 store Lefty Kenepp ou1 left handed ace sta1ted otf the season by hurllng a neaz shut out ball game When the end of the season rolled around the team show ed a ret old whlth sulted Coach Humphreys The 1etu1n1ng lettexmen are John lNotest1ne Floyd Forgy Earl Kenepp Klare Sundel land Howard W1lson Rlchard Allgyel and Charles Ruput Sen1or lette1men who gxaduate thls year are John Nlotestlne Floyd Folgy and Fall Kenepp 1950 Season Results B Nl 0 H S Opponent OIblSOI'l1d 7 Be ex 1lle 4 Lewxstown 1 'Vlllroy Delrv Twp 10 Bellevllle Orblsoma 90 Lewistown 10 Reedsx 1lle 4 R96dSXlll9 2 Mllroy 15 Derry Twp 20 Page 20 - LQ me 1 ' 0 if fri 1 1 1 ,ffl AN.. 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'K '. 3 ll 1' 17 f 3 1 10 10 ' 1 3 ' - 5 f' v 5 Q v' 1 f' 1 ' 13 el this season The iollovs ing boys w ill be a gieat idditlon to oui xarsity in future years Ronnie Casnei Stanley Rutheifoul Marlin Fielde Dick Stlmely B1llWh1te Jimmy Hanawalt Pf1ulKenepp Leon nd Stine and David Swigart The boys had a xery full ethedule this yeai The team alao entered the Ja Vee tournament at Burnham Next year the school expects to organwe a Ja Vee league in Mifflin County Thia year we played the following echools Robertsdale Juniata Joint Armaugh Brown Burnham Page 21 J..-V99 Eimlt lmll The junior varsity of B.M.O.H.S. has gained plenty of experience ,gow QQ J 155 J The followmg sectlon of the Blue and Gold 13 made up of ads taken by ou1 patrons It 19 to these busmess people we owe muah of ou1 tmanual success and vse thank them most he ll tlly Page 22 Belleville Belleulle Iwum Qupplv Compam Bellewllle Flour Mllls Company Belles 1lle 011 Lompanv Hazlett s Mens Store D K Hostetler lumber 1nd Punt B A Kaulfm ln Sunoco Statxon K 1X ee Dau V Kenneth s Bakery Maclaw Sz Son MtCorm1ck Farm Equipment M xteer s Home Appllances Metz H'1tcherv New Holland Machlnery Dlvlslon Peacheys Meat Market Russler s 51019 Meats and Grocerles Shop 'lt the Shaffer Store S E Peaehew General Contractor Twm Acres Dinners by Reservatlons J M Young and Sons Bulldmg Materlal I ew lstown Adler s Men s Weal Dress bmartls Buv Artlev Xurand s tor Sports liolgers but Rate Compllments of Automotlve Supplv Co. Hosslngefs Store I esustown tdndle md I me C lft Shop Cltx l IXI XOUI I rn lte ch luffeur Lolem in Hotel Lompllments of Lupp s Motor to torluns Wlotor Lo Dnnks md Lomptm D1 mnd t lnds Shoppe Ilr and N115 lox de Dunmlre Bob Dans Dutch s Dmel I lsenh lrt Xppll mae Fmlmsss Iheltre Fab s Bodx Shop fhe Famous Stole I1sh1r s I5 xrh r Sh xp I1oo1l Nltrt Iostel s Punt ml VV1llpdper Stole bred Foster Lon rdtuldtlons Seniors FIZIIILIS Orrls Jew elr Store Iles Nlotors Compliments of a frlend Lompllments of Gr n Gxbl 5 Hotel Furrn In and GI S Pl mbln and Hefntln Canoe Nlotors Sales and Seruces C llck t rocerw Store fllck Blothers Shoes Goss Landx Store Goes If A Super Market lompl1mentsot Dr 'Il VI H1111 H xrper s Restaur mt Page Z3 H xtm ln s Drw Q le mms, II ITIICX s Pot lto L hips Hotfmln Supplx Lo Iluew s Ileftt Nlalhet KTUIIIUHD NIUSIL 8. Purmture Store Ioe K LII llen s Store H L Ixelstetter to .I imes R Kllne ml Sons NI lble G1 lee Kohler Ioe Krent7m ln 8. 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V1 1 1, , ' 2 . n ' .2 A rc ' 1 1 2 2 b ' 1 1 91 N' . 1 ' 2. ' 2 2 L K n A L A P'- 1 . 2 2 2 1 2 - 2 . 2 2 L, I L, I. I n A 1 . n v 1 v v w V' Q v -1 K , 1 . n l t - - - - Y v 1 , V1 1 ' -1 'N 2 ' J 1 1 . . ' 2 I . ,p . . . . 1 ' . .2 ' 2 I 21 ' 11: S 1 ' - Av . 1 A U z b .. 2' w . ' , . 2 . Q rw , , , , 1 ' ' 2 , , 2 f 1. 2 I L ' ' ' 4 22 -2- - . 1-. - l,. ' , A .r .2 2 1- . ' v ' ' ' 2' , ' 2 2 ' 2 Y V1 Zh, x , 2 1 A A 5 2 K 6 I s Y 2 2 I 2... - 7 , L' . A . I. 12,25 'J NIL I ex ton n Not 1I1 -. Stone Urns L ate III Xhlhur I etht I lpel s Barber Shop Hr ind Mrs Ielgh Prwe Rupert s Inn Nlr 1nd Ilrs Im Sheuer Smlth s I unth Stew :rt s Seruce Stdtltlll r Robert Yeo Pdw 1rd Yoder I Iaverett Yoder md Mrs W tlter 7ong., Mount Umon D L Goodman and Sons Hardware Greenland Motor bales Dodge 8. Plvmouth Goodm ln 5 Market H1 Wm Wlotor Lo Ch lrles Huston In mes .len elrw NIdIuIIen I urnlture Store NI uldens Ht l mon t Iedners H ldlex S1 e n II nr 5 Iulnl e Nlount I mon Sn IN ne Stxle Shop IIUISIKIC Xren 5Intr1m bureau H ITIIBN s Potato Chlph Ralph VI Nhsslmer Ihe Stindlrd Penn mt to Hotel XILIOTII of New York ll J Page 20 1 ,, , 1 , 1 1 W Y-Q 1 , I 1. ' I K I , 1 I I z'.' 72 '- I' 1 I , 1 , ' 1 . 1' .'. . ' ' ' I K . 1 1 I .2 I'. I . ,' 1 Y .w1. 1 . 1 A up U L rw 1 I ' 1 N' ' X ' ' t ' ' L l I K , 4 A n K I L. L K , . ,l . r . I I I 1 ' Y. 91 1 ,'. 1 ' ' K 1 A L L Nlerrlll wvray be iorl C,I11ss C IIi1 ' '- ww---W-mewwe few,--u - 1 Mr. I 'z t 1 Mr... , 1 1 ' . t I 1 Ml.: I. 2 I v I s. ,J I 'n I ly 1 ' . . ' . -. 3. . . I V 1 1 , v . -. , 3 1 ' ' '1 . 1. V 1 , I I 1 1 C I 1l.' I' ' b' .' - 1' ' ' I 2 ' .' 1 . , 1 . , ' I' 2 h. ' Y 1 n ZX P1 -U1 -' -.V I - 't I 1, .. UI' GM uiic C lllb I I lllllll S T110 Thle group 18 compose d of thlee 8611101 guls Dolothv I mn Blanche Gatee and Mary Iexx1s Thev haxe done much Slllglllg ln the snhool and haxe pal tlclpated ln manv fxctlxltlee both 1T1 Wldfevtoxxn and othel local 1t16S the past thlee ve us gledtlx du elnpeu hm tenhmque fo1 pl xxmgf me tlum pet She has alsx plfxx ed fm mdnx Lexxlstoxxn OlQ'c1Il1lfltl0l'lS mfl whool actlx tles as xx ell Xlauoue Molst A sophomole has aheadx appealed b foxe sex eml xudlennes and IS shoxxlng DlOYTl191llg quahtlee fo1 the futule Pa e26 'ar , 4 3 WMI f ,lg ,S - 'CD Tm l lunelm M i ' n -' -. 'K - 'S . S Q! ' - L1 ' 1 ' 1 hx: f- t J' , 1 f K, 1 J '.Lw. . 1 v 4 Lv. ' D L1 I Cynthia Youtzy. the Harry James of this ye2u s junior class, has in . K. 1 2 .S - . y , v ,' 1 . ' , - 2 y' I - . - 5 . kv 1 si . 1 ' . . v fx. v - . UA: ' lv C v tv. 1 . ' vi ' L. .4 Lv v . Q' v' f 'Y 4 1 - 1 I v 1 - Q 1 1 v .. U ff' Z, r' eo-06 90596 BOIJS U1fJFlIS Our newlv organlzel bovs cho1 us J sucteen members has b en takmg mam steps toluaro 1n muslc hh Stump has been 'nd mg them greatlv 1n d xelopmg ha1mon141nv XOICQS Thelr maln p1o1ect f01 thls year wx as 1 Chrwtmas pageant glxen along wth the guls as a palt of the PTA program Songs whlch thls group had done partlc ularly wx ell durvnff th Q vefir u ere A Log on l e Flre Sa ng and Thele IS a Tax 61 n 111 the Town W T IHI S Thls yeal the glrls ChOlLlS undel the QLIIJQIXIWOH ol Nl1ss Taylor has made gleat DFOQICSQ Actnltles fo1 the year have been a Chustmae program 1n pageant form ple sented by the combmed talents ot both boys and guls and other songs Ulxen bx smallex groups selected flom the cho1 us Cliss replesentatlons H618 as follows slx s H1015 elght 1un1o1s nme sophomores tuentx one fleshmen maklnff 1 total of fO1tX foul 1n the entlre guls chorus for the 1900 1991 school telm NIAI3 Iems acted as student conductol Dorothx I1nn was the accompanlst xx 1th Mau I euls as SLlbStltllt9 Page 27 3 . Y x I n 'f' ,f I A h Q- ' . . ,ft I., - 'r A 1.1 ' f V ' :M 2 'f Q- 1 H ': .V 'f J I fl' . V I ,,,,,,!u ff, . ss p l ' I K A , L l , , . I 4 Te A 4 fr . A 2 H J gr s f M , . - 2 M s 2 fs Q Y Y X' g gl- Atff ow ff f r 2 . , -- f -4 .1 .4 W 2, rm 93 ' 4 7 ce- I f Cl Q ' . TH S ,f 'll . v 1 1 . w, . 1 v 1 YV . ' 4 vu . gk. If ,X V . ,K Y X. ..'. XI. 'Q cg' 1 . v 1 , -1 a . . - Z 1 'L 5 r ' 1 'l 1' ' ' f, L L 5 7 -Y 2 kwkw 1 ku I . K1 v 4 4 A1 ' -hw : ' V . . W 5 . .' - .Q ' - 1 ' ' ' - 1 ' Y . L L ., . , . - . , , . , . . , . 1 V r - N 1 ' r - T, , Q I ., as U . , ., c - D -' V ' . ,- . ' ' ' . w . , . L Q ' 79 K6 ' ' 77 ii N ' N I 1 ' v ' ' L 5 4 v I v K - 7 - , 1 - , an L ' ' A' 1 1 7 J is . I K1 kv . . -- vv J. - L1 I 1 - r -N1 -. L' 141' A Y L' ' A' .' 1' . CUZ The student band is one of our most outstanding music activities. All are thrilled when they see this group marching down the street with their bright colored uniforms, the drums beating. and the horns blowing with everyone in step. The B.M.O.H.S. band has proven to be a great success owing to the efforts of the director, Mr. Stump. Every student is glad he can be a mem- ber of this organization, especially when playing for parades or festivals. During the year the band has had many opportunities to play pub- licly. It played for festivals in McVeytown and for the Halloween parades here and at Mount Union. It also played for the Grange Hall at Strode:-s Mills. At the YMCA gymnastics demonstration the band gave a brief con- cert. It also gave a spring concert and participated in the Mifilin County Band Festival. A pep banzl was selected to play for all home basketball games. Ofiicsiw' ot' the band were as follows: President. Cynthia Youtzy: 'iwl'V2lSlll6l. Ira llaseniorc: and Sezieiaiy. Doris Fields. Page 28 Qlzcfiaifuz Our orchestra is a pride and joy to us because we are the only school of our size in the county that has an orchestra. This year the orchestra had the following instrumentation: six Hrst violins, six second violins, one viola, one cello, two flutes, four clarinets, three saxophones, two horns, four trumpets, two trombones. one tuba, two percussions, and a piano. ' Six members will be lost in the orchestra this year because of grad- uation, but we are sure it will continue to uphold the same quality because of the capable under-graduates. Page 29 5 Naizailiea bll Gil C ll4I Student Counul IS agam under the d11PLlZlOI'1 of Mrs Steele It hae been domg thlngs for the benefit of the faculty the school body and for the communlty as well Some of then aLt1x1t1es have be n buvlnf of 'stage equlpment and sendmg flovs els to the fd1'Yl1ll6S xx ho ha e lost a ch1ld or a pa1 ent Othele lnclude plannmg of a sembly p1og1ame wuth Ideas belng then own Quch as was seen IH the sau ed D1 ogram at Chuetmae tun This year Klale Sunderland has been chosen p 1 'ent a d Dolothy l 1nn mee D1 emdent INo1ma Fo tel pelforme the dutlee of Seuetaly and T1 easurel Page 30 I. . . i . 4 I . . - . . . . . 5 a ' 1 . . . 1 I . 7. . Y . . ' . 9 D fb . S V an ' ' V, K A . an S . . A V A . - y K 1 . .A 4 4 fi. . Q L . L e. . 1 ' I , ' .' TC? 4' ll ' A' l 1. I ' Y 1 '1 1 fn . 1 1 1 , . . .N , . . . . QIIF Oflli l FOllt CClSlQP l Edxtor Assistant Edxtors Sports Ed: tor Music Eclntor Art Actxvlty Edxtor Feature Edntor Bnsmess Manager Circulation Manager Treasure Faeulty Advnse s Harold Heckman Roberta Shehan Donald Whltsel Earl Knepp LaDonna Pennepaclu. Dav1d Dunmxre Samuel Booher Jean Yoder Edward Kenepp Dorothy Lmn Floyd Forgy Glenn Grassmyer Mr Fleck Mrs Yoder Edxtor Assistant Editor Busmess Manager Advertisements Sports Edntor Music Alumni Exchange Humor Feature Clubs Art News Steno raphers Wllcla Hertzler Ralph Kane Donald Whltsel James Yoder Walte r Zon g Floyd Forgy Harold Heckman Earl Knepp Shxreley Setzler Florls Kenepp Roberta Shehan Dorothy Lmn Blanche Gates Samuel Booher David Dunmlre Jean Yoder Harold Heckman Florls Kenepp Jean Yoder Jean Rittenhouse Shlrely Setzler Faculty Advisor Mrs Steele Page 31 KJ' we 7 , Vela SGH SGH Fl? UIN Crulls I FGFLJ SSISlUl1ll The Arts and Crafts Club meets once a weelc with Mrs French as supervlsor This club was organlzel for the purpose of teach mg the students to become b tter adapted at usmg their hands The members are as follows Leah Doris Kauffman Dorothy Anderson Dorothy Yoder Beulah Youtzy Sarah Mller Alice Esplgh June Harshbarger Patty Corbm and Joyce Woodcoclt These students have worked on a few projects whlch have been useful to other m dlvxduals They pamted slgns for the P TA and have many projects which they are work mg on at the present time Page 32 The Library Assistants Club IS composed of gurls upon whom rests the responslblllty of keepmg accurate record of book clrcula tlon and running of the library m ge1eral Due to many of Its members belng ln other organizations which meet at the same tm most of the work has been learned through a unit ln llbrary usage In the Eng llsh classes Among the dut1es of the Clubs regular attendants are the cleanmg of shelves mend mg books completing the card catalog and keeping the magazines nn good order The club has no elected officers though Dorothy Pennepacker has b en acting as chxcf assustant llbrarlan h A , I Club Lbs a A A' Club Harshbarger, Sarah Moist, Jennielgartley, 5 2'. l - l. . l V . - un mq C ln clence C Banking and savlngs club this year as ln the past IS under the dlrectlon of Mrs Steele This club not only h lps the young er set to save but hlgh school students as well get traxnlng In economy along with seemg some of the mslde steps ln banking and commerclal businesses Tellers m thxs group Include Wxlda Hertzler Jeanne Rlt tenhouse Ralph Kane, Harold Heckman Floyd Forgy Floyd Setzler, lra Muller Glenn Craswmyer and Edward Kenepp The Science Club was organized ln res ponse to requests of nlne boys who were photographic developing chemicals and papers were secured from army surplus, the solu tions are b Ing made up, and developing and printing will follow Some of the boys are Interested ln studying the chemistry of the r home water supplues, and that ns bemg stud! d too Page 33 1 K A ' , 3 -, . x LL AY , a ' lu ' lull . . 1 , . . - - u I Q it U , ' interested in photography and science- Some 'I ' . . . y . z . , . I . . . l y I . . . . Y b , 5 . . . - , . .9 . porls Thus club consxstmg entlrely of boys meets onc a week with Mr Humphreys a dxre tor They have studxed the huntlng and flshlllg laws ancl regulations These boys have also played some basketball and learn d to undertake other projects this year and learn the rules of other sports Page 34 l'UI'l'lflllC The Dramatic Club of about fourteen merrbers meets every Wednesday under the dnrectlon of Mrs Steele Those partxclpatlng take part ln make up work for school plays, costumxng and stage te hnlcal work Throughout the year they klts Gomg to distant towns the Dramatic Club has presented the play Little Darllng at Eastern btar and Bratton Townshnp PTA Monologues were gxven by Mary Lewis and Wxlda Hert ler Betty 'xt the Baseball uame was gven by Mary Lewis and Hats was given by Wnlda H rtzler for the Wlasons at th Presbyterxan Church f Club 4 ' Club the fundamentals of this sport. . They hope arg engaged in reading plays, blackouts and - H 1 ' ' - .4 H llqUQllQ Clllll IUIQC IOFI Not only has the Etlquette Club been organlzed for teaching manners and learning how to use them properly, but they have even learned how to prepare food Thu year thus far they have made drunks parmg to make salad for sandwiches The elected offxcers of the Etxquel te Club are President Joyce Kauffman Vnce Presx dent, Doris Conner Secretary, Nancy Harsh barger and ASvSlSt3Dt Secretary Velma Grassmyer Page 30 The Proyectlon Club was organized to develop two members of each class to become profnclent mohon picture operators for visual education pictures and for the athletic asso tam days After learning thus they wlll be given an opportumtv to learn some electrical wnr mg of lamps and other simple clrcults such as tea and cocoa. They are now PW' ciation pictures shown at noon time on cer- Z ' , Y l . A 1 I I ' 3 . . . , Q , ' v s - dime Maia ln the valley Juniata Where the Blue Mountains rise Our dear Alma lliater So peacefully lies' Her buildings so stately lVll:l pleasures so rare To us th re will never Be any so fair' 'Ve hall thee Alma Mater' Our voice x e raise To sing of thy glory To hout loud thy praise Thy name shall he A bright b acon -of truth All haul' Alma Mater Th pride of our youth And then when our footsteps Shall c':ho no more Upon thy loved campus, Nor closed by thy door, Our lives shall be brightened By clear thoughts of yore. All hail! Alma Mater To thee evermore Swell the Chorus still louder, To thee we'll be true, All hail! Alma Mater Our own Gold and Blue Thy fair name we'll cherish, Thy memories hold clear, All hail! Alma Mater The school we revere- Page 36 xw v Zi! E f 'DQ a 4,47 'fda 3 - 5. r ' L ,455 v, xh 231' V 4 U f H ff f-A,..,. QjGJA5,K,,,V' i s F jg H N 7 O 4:1 +9 6' Q SAMUEL GARFIELD BOOHER Sam Course: Academic Ambition: To be a farmer Pride and Joy: 22 rifle Activities: Assistant Art Editor 4: Broadcaster 43 Yearbook 4 Sam is Z1 tall fellow who is fairly easy to get along willh. l-lc spends a lot of time doing nothing. HQ is likely to get himself into trouble making trips to zxdyoming farms. DAVID RAMBLER DUNMIRE Dave Course : Academic Ambition: To go to college Pride and Joy: Hot rod Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 43 Broadcaster, Art Editor 4: Play Z, Yearbook, Art Editor 4- llave is a tall, clark .haired fellmv who is likely to go places and do big things- ln his spare tnnc he lmilcls model airplanes that usually don't flx FLOYD ROBERT FORGY Red Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a Bachelor till he dies Pride and Joy: Loafing Activities: Banking 3, 4: Basketball 1, Z, 33 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Broad- caster 3, 45 Yearbook 4- lieml is our curly su'awlJc1'1'y blomle, our class live-wire. NVl1en Real 1 ln a Croxwl, there 1s always a. l'loycl Zlfflllllll- Page 38 Q' BLANCHE PEARL GATES Buckles Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Pride and Joy: Voice Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls-' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 25 Class Play Z, 3, 49 Secretary lg Trio 43 Vice President 2. lllanclic is the girl with the vmicv :xml slic Ccrtzxinly puw it in usp. csprcizllly in lur political epwclv.-. Shu always has ax smile for CYCI'f'flIlK'- MARLIES GOBEL Gobel Course: General Ambition: Undecided Pride and Joy: Memory of a boat trip Activities: Drama Club 43 Girls-' Chorus 43 Library Club 4- Klzxrlics is our new class llllllt' :mul friend fffllll fb,-1'111ax1y. Slim luxe zulclccl a lot of cheer to our olfw- xvixll that xxwmrlnfrfiil smile :rf lxcrs :mal wc shall lac 1112151 4Hl'I'j' to hear uf llcr Qniling for hwnxc zluaiu. GLENN EUGENE GRASSMYER Mons-ie Course: Academic Ambition: To work his way up on the railroad from spikedriving to engineering. Pride and Joy: His 1950 Yearbook with his girl's pircture Activities: Broadcaster 45 Class Play 25 Rod and Gun Club 33 Yearbook 4 9 Banking 4- Klousic, our lv:-1111111 of ilu' Clils-, hails fffllll mlm lui: city of l'lllL' fxlum. HQ is usually attliciwl luy llllltea Z1 Ql'k'lll wlcal or the tlmc in limit.- 'lll N ffl'-A HE. gy, Page 39 HAROLD PAUL HECKMAN Harvey Course: Commercial Ambition: To leave Nlcveytown Pride and Joy: Dreaming Activities: Banking Club 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 49 Broad- caster 3, 49 Class Play 2, 3, 4: History Club 35 Student Council 45 Yearbcok 3, 49 1'1z11'111111s 11L'l1'1J' liilktdll 111 1111 of 54111 :is 1'1z.1'1'1:y. 11111'vcs way 11111111 1111 XX:111'1' 511111 11111111 1111' 1'11'1'1'. SKI it you t'Yt'li 111f1'411 11 111 X11'X cy111xx'11. 11:11'1'1'y r-ixys, 1J1'1111 111 s11111c111111'. WILDA MAE HERTZLER Hertz1er Course: Commercial Ambition: Get the most: out of life Pride and Joy: Personality Activities: Banking 3, 43 Broadcaster 3, 45 Chorus l, Z, Class Play Z, 3, 45 Drama Club l, Z, 3, 4g Orchestra l, 2, President l, Stude-nt Council l, 2g Trio 23 Yearbook 3- l-1cr1z1er is 1110 girl who 1PI'1Q11IQl'lS up 111111' Rlmulays. S119 is a1soAfa111- ous for 111-r 1131 111111111c1's, Since s11c- was 41!C1l ll xx'1111c1u1'1111 1-1111O1' ot 1111: Bmzulcasmr, wc arc surc s11c W111 Q01 1116 111r'1s1 0111 of life, and there is11'1 z111y111i11g' 111:11 wuulcl 11C 100 good for her. RALPH JAMES KANE Jack Course: Academic Ambition: To get rich Pride and Joy: '49 Studebaker Activities: Arts and Craft Club 3g Bas-eball l, 2, 4g Broadcaster 3, 45 Class Play 2, 3g History Club 35 Sportsmen Club 33 Yearbook 4- .llll'l'C is Ll 11z111c1sf11111' 11111 W1-11 1114011 likll' 111s looks 211111 Slllillllj' l'Cll1lllAliS- 'l'11c girls gm wilnl 211111111 111s C11:11'11:i11g smile 211141 wavy hair. Page 40 EARL WILLIAM KENEPP Lefty Course: Academic Ambition: To be a success Pride and Joy: His life Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 47 Band l, 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 2, 33 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 History and Camera Club 39 Sports-- men Club Z- liarl is an Z1llllllll4JllS hwy who is always willing to help whenever he can. Ho is very avtivc on lhe znlilctic ticlrl :incl slmws gwml spurlsmzuisliip. EDWARD LEWIS KENEPP Eddy Course: Academic Ambition: Keep Moving On Pride and Joy: '41 Chevrolet Activities: Banking 43 Broadcaster 43 Class Plays Z, 45 Drama Club 35 Yearbook 4. Eddy is the handsome hloncle of our class. He is a fellow who is willing to help at any time. FLORIS CORENA KENEPP Flossie Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a success in business Pride and Joy: Dark pigtails Activities: Banking 3: Broadcaster 3, 45 Broadcaster Club 43 Cafeteria Money 43 Girls' Chorus Z, 3- Even though Floris is our typing genius, we are more interested in waiting fqr Z1 ride in hor new shiny, sleek green convertible. Page 41 MARY GERTRUDE LEWIS Genie Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Pride and Joy: Ability to get into all kinds of trouble Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4g Girls Chorus l, Z. 3, 45 Drama Club l, Z3 Historian l, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Orches-Ira I. Z, 3 4: Plays 2, 3, 49 Special Chorus l, Zg Student Council 2, 3g Trio 4- Nlary is harcl Xx'Ul'lilllQ' and iutclligcm. Hu' mimi 1lCliX'1IiQS help lu make her wcll likucl amcms stuclcnts. Sha rulcs high in mzm-iv hui x'.'c'll ncvcr forget hcl' as i'LllliC Spmlcf' in mu' Scnirwr l'l:xy. DOROTHY LORMA LINN Dot Course: Academic Ambition: To fall in love Pride- and Joy: Copy of Gone with the Wind Activities: Basketball 1, 43 Broadcaster 43 Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4g Illiixed Chorus 3, 43 Plays 2, 3, 45 Secretary Z5 Special Chorus 3, 49 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 3, 43 Trio 47 Yearbook 4. llnl has HlXX'Ily'S lwcn num llllK'l'L'5lL'fl in all sclmol 1lCliYiliCS. XVl1n-N11 you wr :1 hlzlrllc C:xclcly go fliinq up tht! pilxc, just llmlq fm' lint lwlximl tha- wlwcl. As for llkxl' zlxlelmilhm---'.x'ull, lvl! jllil wail :xml sec! IRA THEODORE MILLER 'Yaklpn Course: Academic Ambition: To be a big game hunter Pride and Joy: 300 Savage Activities: Broadcaster 4, Class Play 4, Yearbook 4. Yzllqip was the llJlSl1I'1ll llIllllL'T of our class for the first lhruc years, lilll Hfllfl' his love scene in thc Senior l'l1xy, wc lumix' ht vxfll hum url moru Page 42 x w. Wi ,Q JOHN ROBERT NOTESTINE Chub Course: Academic Ambition: To be a. prosperous- farmer Y Pride ancl Joy: Jucly's flash bulb camera 1 Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3 4g Class Play 2, 33 County Band 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Clllllb hails fr-nu up flu: rivvr 1-mul. Hr mlcliglus iu takiim' flash bully lblK'llll't'4 ou llll' lvus ying 111 lmilsillmll QZIHICN- LADONNA MARGARET PENEPACKER Onna Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a successful secrintary Pride and Joy: Trcmbane Activities-: Ban:l 1, 2, 3, 43 Banking 33 Broadcaster 3, 43 Cafeteria Money 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Orchestra 3, 4g Yearbook 4- l,alJw1u1z1 i- our Bliss Kell. Hur lcisurc- time is 5110111 211 xll1l'11l'lj'ls 1111-1ua1':11g liursclt tor si lliirlllllt' as 21 scc1'Q1:1i'y fri uurwt unusual qualities. HAZEL JEANNE RITTENHOUSE Ritt Course: Commarcial Ambition: Private Secretary Pricle and Joy: Sweaters Activities: B1ncl l, Z3 Banking Club 3, 45 Broadcaster 3, 45 Drama Club 1, Z, 3, 49 Class Plays Z, 3, 45 Class Secretary3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3. Kitt is thc l1t2lllllCl2ill of the claw. lf you we 21 neat lilfmclc haircnl. lass gm lwy, it will lu' iltilllllt- Sha' lx ilu' lift- fn' xlic 1l2il'lj',1llXX'llj'r in for fuu. Page 43 7 F ,V if 4 W it at FLOYD LESTER SETZLER Squiz Course: Academic Ambition: Get married Pride and Joy: Guitar Activities: Banking 45 Class Play 2, 3, 4- lflwyfl Sctzlcr, lmllcr liI1UXYll as MSCllllX'l ix lmvmmi as tlic Class hxvilllllili l'l1l1k'l'-U Hu :ilw sings llilllvilly mugs :xml ram play his gllllrll' vcry wcll. SHIRLEY MAE SETZLER 'Toodlesn Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a success Pride and Joy: Red hair Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 43 Broadcaster 3, 43 Cafeteria Money 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 33 Orchestra 49 Yearbook 4. SlliI'lC'j' is the qlficl rccl liuarl ul our Clawg yu, l.ll'bl fflll lu-111' Il squ-Jak, :xml Ihcn Xllll lll'f1l'Il lmlusl. Oli, illi jllrl Sl1i1'ln-y playing lll'l' L'lIl1'lIlk'l' ROBERTA SETZLER SHEHAN Bert Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pride and Joy: Sleeping Activities: Broadcaster 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 4: Class Play 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 4- lik'l'l ia lllli 1111111-llzllvi' ul ur1ll't'lll'y wr W alll' any N. Slit- lllhiljr lllla gl quilt- for u'l-1'yw11t- zmzl -lrcsws xwry llL'l'lli'- 'l'l1:11 slut xvlll lwq xi nl-fs: pt-rr foul wCCl'k'I2ll'j ig Hur llwuylxl. Page 44 11 DONALD REED WHITSEL Tommy-Turtle Course: Academic Ambition: History Teacher Pride and Joy: Tending Cargill's Bar. Activities: Class Play Z, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 History Club 35 Broadcaster 45 Yearbook 45 Student Manager of Cafeteria 45 Student Manager of Athletics 3: 'l'l1is111:111 of 1111s Ili l2llt'llI gms lllllfl! 1blt'HNllTC IAI'11IlI Cl1l't'YI'il121lI gzuncs, ycl thc L'l2lSSI'1111lll llllllN llllll IIIHNI scdalv :111d lllglllfllffl- JAMES ALDEN YODER Jim Course: Academic' Ambition: To be a success- Pride and Joy: Nash Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 45 Broadcaster 45 Drama Club 2, 35 Boys Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Class President 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Sportsmen Club Z- -lim has been our class president for the past two years- He has -c1'1t-rl hu 1109111111 very sllcccsstlllly :111d lllli kcpt thc' class Ill :1 jolly mood flllfillg his high il'-lliltll ycznw. JEAN MAXINE YODER Shorty Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pride and Joy: Eating Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Banking Club 35 Broadcaster 3, 45 Girls- Chorus l, 2, 45 Class Treasurer 25 County Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Play 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4- .lL.111 ls 1111 llllj 54111 111 11111 tl.1ss, Shu 1- vt'-1'y 111'41111111c111 Ill all Illllfl- calacL:v11:cs and COlllHlCfL'1Zll xwrk. Ilur wicks and Qcucml mlschlct s-11111-11111cs z1ggr:11':11c hm' clz1s-111z11cs- Page 45 WALTER SELLERS ZONG Jr Bud Course Academic Ambltlon To get rich qulck Pnde and Joy S0 Studebaker Actlvltles Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Hnstory Club 3 Bankmg 3 4 Class Play 3 Class Pre:-,lclent 2 Broac 'nster 3 4 Yearbook 4 IX X IX Fust IH llne comes Sam Boohe1 W llmg to do h1s duty f0lQX 91 mo1e He s qlllet as a mouse and keen of exe In gettlne h1s lessons he s NV1ll1I1g to tu 1101 the class a1t1st You ll hnd Dax 1d Dunm11e the sma1test He can draw at any tlme Most anythlng vou can nnd If you w1ll only look around You w1ll see a lei han ed boy 1 town, Floyo Forgy 1s w hom I mean He IS alw ays on the beam We have 1n the states A g1rl called Blanche Gates And anvbody can tell vou That she IS a s1nge1 of value Glenn G1 assmyel, who IS known as Mousey by all 1s courteous slende1 and tall Always 1eady to do h1s part more or less, I am su1e he wlll be a suncess Now lt IS tlme lOl you to lealn to know Our f11enc1 and compamon f1 om Ge1 many, lVIa1l1es Gobel She IQ vexv t1dv and neat A lass anvone would be pleased to meet Halold Heckmar w1ll lend 1 helplng hand To myone IH thlq tan land Basketball mo laseball are h1s favo1 lte spolts And we always hea1 good 1epo1ts Page 46 .1 , . - 1 , . 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It IS known to be a fact That W1lda Hertzler hkes to IL And somedav IH her fwe She yy1ll be on the stage Now com1nf clown thc lane We see R1lph Kme If you neccl IDX help Jus gbne 1l1ttl yelp Rat a tat tat tum Can t vou hear that drum' There comes Iuful Kenepp Well he has some peol And now yye yy ll haye you meet Edyyald Kenepp Who always keeps 1n step He IS alwavs ready to have fun And no one Wlll he ewe1 shun Next 1n step We find FIOFIS Kenepp Shell be sure to get a 1ob wx 1th good pay Here comes Mary LQWIS She always has some fun fO1 us A good teacher she w1ll make As her career she undertakes A11d now comes Do1othy L1nn A lass pohte tall and th1n It g1y es us great pleasure To know she IS our class t1e'1su1e1 S1nce I1 1 NI1ller IS next xxhlt sh1ll be my text' -Xs you c1n see He ls IS qulet as can be And noxy 1f your eu you ll 1Y1Cl1lI9 I mll tell you about John Notestme In helpmff IH th1s land He ll clo yy hatey 61 he can Nou ue sce Jean R1ttenhouse hom Long felloyy Whose y OICQ IS sweet and mellow, -X sec1etary she CIGSIIEES to be Shell accomphsh he1 ambltlon ue aglee Floyd Setflen IS mother membe1 ot ou1 class VV1th h1s gtlltll he IS f1st H1s vodclmg and smgmg c 1n be he 1rd Fo1 often he yxh1stles l1ke 1 bud I could 1y11te you 1 lette1 About th1s glll Shuley Setfle1 But do let me yy h1spe1 She 18 a ffood l1St6H91 Robe1ta Shehan comes next IH l1ne A lass yy ho IS good natu1ed and k1nd To be a sec1etary IS her deslre To the I11 st 1ob she yylll asplre Donald Wh1tsel IS our StL1d1OLlS boy Whom one yy oulcl yylsh to employ Re 1dy to do h1s very best In NI 1ttavy ana James Yoder IS a leslclent, Fox ou1 class he has sery ed tuo years as presldent And fa1thful IS he As anyone could poss1bly be Jean Xodel IS ou1 l1ttle lass Alu as s mllmg to do her Cl3.1lX tasks Although she 19 Very sm 1ll She IS alyy 1y s on the ball Nou commg 1lon5, We sce I ucl 7ong Alu 1ys Tull of fun He keeps us 1ll on the ILIII Smcc 1ll h ue been namco f1om -X to Z Thc1e 1s st1ll one l1ne lett to1 me And 1s I hfue t11ed to clo my best Nov n1y 1 1IJonn1 Pe11ep1cke1 s mlncl IS at pe 1cc 111cl 1est Page 47 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' - 1 , A L . 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Page 48 Gladfi P6254 If lhls Ize Bhss A thlee ut comedy was pusented bt the Sen1o1 fl1ss -klllll .20 1nd 71 1f49 undel the d11ect1on of XI1 ITl17dlJ6tl1 S Steele The ent11e StO1X took bl 1ce 1n 1 SQ1X1LQ sf1tOI1 He1e the antlts of Blanche Gates and Eflkxdlfl Kenepp kept the 1Ufl19l1C6 111 1 L01'Itl1 11l9l 1plO'11 The Last or th1s plax YI IS Edu 11d Kenepp IS I38Yt6l Pl nche 1es 1 NI111ell1 Do1othx L1nn IN Uutth If 11l Ixenepp 1 Iohn Jdlkbl e1n X0fl6l 15 A1111 Ie mne Rlttenhouse lS 111 P11 QI Ro e1t1 Sheh1n IS IJ1sh 11111 Ieuls 1s Klttx R lph I me IS tk Hubb11d F1 IHLES C11 1n illfh 1 I1111e J 1mes XOKICI 1s Joe I lLll6Y C1the11r1e Mlh0HLX 111s I 11 Wllill Hl1tll9l 1s Dottx Iohn Notestme as F1 1nk Floyd Set1le1 15 N11 Smlth H11old Hetkm 1n as Beef DOY1SllfIO1StdS St1nkey A111111 Webb as Bllnky Flo11s Kenepp as Plnkw and F10 Ann Kenepp as M1s Smlth Rufus Lomes To Fown Rufus Comes To Town 1 th1ee act Lomedx p1esented bx the Sen Steele The story took plate 111 111 1p11tment 1ented bv tvs o guls The pex sons who part1c1pated 1n th1s plax were James Yode1 f1s Rutus Dorothy Llnn as Sue C 111 e1ton Blanthe Gates as Madam Bulletmx Wllda Hertzler as Natalle Alnold Jeanne Rltt8Ill1Ol1S9 as An1t'1 A111 Old Mary Levus as Soma Wdlt6I Zong as Ixan John Notestme ds Dem1tr1 Earl Kenepp as Chang Robe-1t11 Shehan as Snene Je1111 Yoder as Jackle Harold Heckrnan as Sxen Shnley Set1le1 11s Ehse and Floyd Forgv as Sgt O Rlellw Bolts and V ts The Class of 1911 ffaxe 1 thlee 1tt my stem Qlltltlfifl Bolts 1nd Nuts on October 20 and 21 1950 unde1 the d1rect1on ot Hrs E117 1beth S Steele The settmg took plate ln 11 health 1eso1t someu he1e 111 NI1ssou11 Those who exh1b1ted then 1tt1ng, 1b1l1t5 uere DOICJTIIX L1nn as Bemta Bolt Ma1y Levus as I utle Spmk Wllda 1191 t7l6l as Rebecca Bolt Jeanne R1ttenhouse11s Nlfufha Cnubb Fdu111dKenepp 18 Txunk Starr JameS Y0d61 as D1 H111I3OCldt9S Joy Ia N11lle1 as Phlneas Plunkett Iean Yode1 as NI1ss P1 unell1 Flgg Don 1ld Whltsel as Cad ual' 191 Cllppv Blanch Gates as NI1s Ge1t1e Glossop FloxdFo1gx ae Wllblll Glosblp Ha1ol,d,Hetkm1n IN Hems G obel Robe1 ta Shehm 1s NI ss Slmpson anu Floyd Qet7le1 1s Iuk Go1do11 Page 49 66 7' ' 1 I ' 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 v 11 1 . ,1 Y ' . 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' .H ' ' -1 1. . 1 1 1 -. 1 1 , 1 1 c 1 1 c , efddfi 64011044 Dur1ng the fn st week of September 1947 fo1 ty green heads appear ed ln the halls of M O H S Tw entv two of these people pursulng the aca demlc course repol ted to Nhss Bolmger whlle the elghteen persons seeklng commerclal tramlng 1epo1ted to Mrs F1 ench After becommg adjusted to our new currlculum we settled down to busmess by elect1ng the follow 1ng oflicers Presldent Wllda Hertvler Vxce Presldent Walter Zong Seuetary Blanche Gates T1 easu1 er Blll Coleman and Hlstorlan Marx Lewls Ou1 act1x1t1es fo1 the xeal mcluded 1 Halloween Hobo Dance and a 11911161 roast at Rupe1t s Caxe fo1 the Class In 1948 only thntv five sparkllng faces 1eturned to leport to Mr Fleck who throughout the sea1 kept hls m1ghty hand forever wav1ng 1n o1de1 to 1estra1n h1s Slllx sophomores Th1s year the officers chosen we1e Presldent Walte1 Zong X109 Plesldent Blanche Gates Secreta1y Do1othy Llnn TFGHSUIGI Jean Yoder H1St011HH Mary LEWIS Under the Cl119Ct1OI1 of Mrs Steele we gaxe the play If Th1s Be Bhss wh1ch gave us our hrst stage thulls 111 thc chamatlc world The class held a party at Smdy Beach for 1ts play cast and also SDOHSO1 ed the New Yeal s Dance for the entue h1gh school As the fall of 49 rolled by twenty elght 1olly IUHIOIS struggled back to M O H S to iind 'Vlrs Steele then home1oom teacher Under he1 capable leadersh1p w e produced as our year s dramatl work Rufus Comes To Town We also we1e hosts at the Halloween Hobo Dance and Jumor P1 om where we danced to the muslc of Harry C11I'!1l'1'1 l and h1s orchestra Durmg th1s eventful year we also chose our pennants hats and emblems and class rlngs Beglnnmg to thlnk of our New York t11p we were happy to recelve the candy sales f1 om the semors and also entered the Halloween parade where we won prlzes w1th all ou1 entrles At the end of the term we publlshed the last two lssues of the Broadcaster for the semors The 1950 term found all twenty five semors Wlth a somethmg new has been added look not only were we dlgfllfled UD but we even had a new name Bratton McVeytown Ollver Jolnt Hlgh School We also wel comed to our class thls yeal Marl1es Gobel a guest from Germany who helped us 1n many ways A new vocal teacher also came mto our m1dst and was very much appreclated by the smgers of the class Our Halloween Dance lntroducmg square dancmg to the school proved to be a great suc cess as d1d our play for the year Bolts and Nuts dlrected by our class advlsor Mrs Steele Th1s 5 ear we had complete charge of the school pub l1C3t10l'1S the Broadcaster and Yearbook We cont1nued our candy sales and conducted a school electlon teachlng underclassfmen how to vote Our class leaders for our hnal two vea1s of school were Presldent James Yoder Vlce Pres1dent Ea1l Kenepp Secretary Jeanne Rlttenhouse Treasurer Dot Llnn and HlStOF13H Mary Lewls We the class of 51 ale now maklng our CX1t from B M O H S It IS Wlth sadness that we see the curtaln go down on thls act of our l1fe but we shall always remember ou1 Alma Mater pr1de of 011 youth May we be gone but not fo1 gotten ef' IHSS storlan Mary Lewls Page 50 I 1 , - v v ' A 1 1 -K 1 if ' ' . 1 . . . . , 1 , 7 1 1 fa ' ' , , K - 1 . 1 , 1 , , , Y ' n 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 . . , a H ' K 1 1 v U 1 A ' 1 1 ' S 1 , 1 ' , C , v ' 4 -1 1 ,N 4 v 1 1 . . 1 . . . 1 1 Uv- 1 A. . , 1 . i v 1 7 1 ' ' v v ' ' 7 1, Q , ,, ' ' 66 ' Y , 77 ' , . 1 . 1 1 - ' 1 - 7' 1 ' - . 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