Shillington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Shillington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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Principal Our respected principal who's always willing to lend a helping hand and helpful advice . . , to please hor, set lobster on the table . . opinion on qoinq steady: some can 'take it' and some can't . ,N A,,lh .,,,,...,mw.,t:,TW,,, ,V V p , N V-nw. ,W . V VV V VV V . 1 . d ' 1 Nliill!2!fi, Q - ' t :F 4 t 4. 5 'Y A fit- Y 7 , . 1' ffl K do M r l. l of -f f A ' Haw f ,, - 1 ,K ' ' rw: r , 172. 1. 1 l W to Y 5 -' ' 'Q .1 , 2 . ' . , 7 k'f7'7' i 5 ., fi -twwti ' 1 P , il f ' P .T El N. ELMER ALLEN. B.S. Industrial Arts Bud is a master of the art ol twirlinq i spaghetti around a Sork . . . our football coach has a dislike lor gum chewing . . . rides to school on a bicycle Ihe's doing his part for national detensol. Q . , , , Zi-13 .3 K . A 1 - , d l . S , W V fn ,. 4.4. J at ,- , f L ,811 tex ,A , A ' lvl l e ' 1 . , , it i i f iliic . ' - it of K - lelgzf , ' ., V? ROBERT BARTON. B.S. Cooperative Merchandising Roast chicken plus trimmings satisfies Bart's appetite . . . button your lip . . . philoso- phy on homework: advocates a minimum: it's too tough on the parents . . . expert angler who has a habit of confusing twins. X 1 W'-A-llftff' fl jf: gf! f fr 4 - ,J H I . Q . gi , ' , ' 2 .Q ' ' i. ff' 1 1 ' I . 'i ,, 1 V-51:1 - o ir V V ,, , V. V5 it 6 , X fog: fa. 'S 1 Q llgwgt . f if if t Q, V A --my 5 Xe . t is -ef3,te,, -V :,.:e,w- -' , VV , I fail. V . H, , , V A ,,,.. VFD ,E . A , .,. , . ,Q it f- f V L ' 6 - A - v ff Q. 'f'- f .Jr U V . , ,. A ,- ,K N VV, , y U, Q VL 4 my ,M . Wm, ' - , MV, . , ,VV .Qt CARLTON F. BOYER Art Typical outdoor man . . . passes leisure time by hunting and fishing . . . will never tor- qet the time he dropped tea and cookies at a tea . . . how much longer do you think the old Ford will last? - if 5 ' ' , Q 1 5 5. V Wig.-',, ,N , 5 if Rx , 'iff' t -V V , 3 'V 1 ' , . . , gif.-, . Lp . , . ,,. , V , . Q .att , it EDWARD K. FATZINGER, B.S. Eddie enioys taking it easy . . . formerly desired to become a doctor . . . disappointed the nurses when he became a teacher remembers the day he said yes as the liiakti thrilling . . . frequently is tound washing' boards e in iitttr ' f ,rf-M, A 1., Ha ' f of 115 aa, is MS KM fffff' i,.1-tw ' ' MZIY7 '2!fn'2 3Zf Tg .K ,-V f . 'K ,J ' ..., ' 1 3 W 4 f to . 1 . qffw. g A . .tt ,I We - yt, t f' ,Q f E et , r in ft e wif t ..,..., on .. 4 .4 f -t VIRGINIA FESSLER, B.S. Home Economics Ginnie's original ambition was to become a nurse . . . enioys listening to music . . . arguments are her pet peeve . . . has a last gait tor beinq so petite . . . lemon merinque is her weakness . . . possesses e n t i c i n g dimples. REBECCA Y. HEFFNEH, B.S. Librarian Let's settle down. people . , . favorite pass time is baking, specialties are sweetbreads and mushrooms . . . frequently seen in the audiences of concerts . . . perfect combina- tion: snow, tobogqans. and Becky . , - 4, ,, f...-i PAUL F. FBEED, B.S. Senior High Mathematics l-ind thats the way you do it . . . stewed chicken--yum, yum . . . striking out with three on base' oh, how awful! . . . flying over New York City thrills this mathematical whiz . . . cr swell all-around teacher. RUHL L. HEFFNER, B.C.S. Commercial Studies Let's get started . . . Hott considers high school students iust a bit too young to qo steady . . . believes himself to be past the stage ot being thrilled . . . best-dressed man that walks the corridors. A A us, . fit , 4-C . . .- K snow DOROTHY HESS, B.S. Music f'Books ups-beat. beat. ready sing . . , time she bowled when pins weren't set up at the end ot alley proved most embarrassing . . , an accomplished equestrian . . . childhood ambition of Dottie was to become a concert pianist. at RUTH I. KERN, B.S. Music Ruthie enjoys playing tennis and eating cocoanut custard . . . once dreamed ot becom- ing a social worker. then became cr music teacher, and is now a homemaker . . . abhors the gruelsorne task of brushing teeth. , bn., .,.- ,uf K , . , RUSSELL H. KISTLER. A.B. Social Science Russ likes natural students. but those with , superiority complexes--beware! . . . athletics I are his chief delight and hunting his favorite sport . . . his most embarrassing moment? My first dance . LORRAINE C. LICHTENWALNER, Commercial Studies it Dirninutive but possesses a magnetic voice . . . food preference: beeisteak well-done . . . pet annoyance: sitting next to people in a ' theater who are chewing gum. cracking pea- nuts or shifting packages. ,-,wr-.,,,f..v'v. MW, Q it t ts . 6 s 4 , t e, 2 .wt ,. , i,r,kY.s..f'yi-'e3,fet,.r .,W..,sg,,..,s.,, A Y t ,Af 5 li 3 2 iii' t, tg, 5.3 . ., sz:-W, PAUL B. KLOPP, A.B. Ir. High Social Studies Will answer to the name of either Glubby ar Senator . . .tickles the ivories during leisure when not fishing . . . pet peeve: hu- man pests . . . Can you imagine he forgot his wedding date? y LA V ' 62511 f ,Q ,, . ,f,, , 1 A , ,g . 'X if l if it f f file M , 1 GLADYS LUTZ. B.S. Girls' Physical Education GIaddie appears to be iust one of the hi- school gang . . . becomes provoked at un- necessary noises . . . ice cream and basket- ball are her favorites . . . poppy and fun- loving are personified in this teacher. 1 ws. ,, -.rf ' ,- . ' V L- f ff 3 fs 'fit it . A XT? . . my THELMA R. KUTCH, A.B. English. German Hometown girl makes good . . . this is cr written. not an oral assignment, you talkers . . . delights in eating corn'on-the cob . . . al- ways seems to be hunting for errors in the Chatterbox . . . p o p ul a ri z e d wearing banqs .' , , Hi. , f , , ,xyjy f .zigfyg , , my H frm? 1 iis if M '55, :Q V New . f2.:e,gf4jj5 f ' MIRIAM A. MILLER. B.S. Commercial Studies Ionnie lspelled without the h l is a globe trotter who favors cheese, doughnuts. and raw carrots ibut not together? . . . opinion ol going steady: why make one miserable when you can float and keep everyone happy. Vgggows-.w,,,,,.,, gmrJ,WV,, MNNWMW ,, M tw, r,,,,J,4,,,..,,M W,,-,. ,rw , 2 ,.rgQ.,t.,.w,,,,:'6f- -. .,ws,,,.,,-sm, all L 1 f is 4 H. ,gr , t .sr .W t 1 sg: Nl 5 it r r sig' 1 Q. a if . tv 5 v r - est wg-1 'iff' at We 4. v -Max ,R H 1, - w- ,r tg w. ai f Q K . . Wu.-,,,,ty I. A me 41 .- - ...ft ,H V. A- M .' ,H wee. CATHERINE METZ. B.S. Home Economics Our newlywed . . . Kay is also another tennis lan . . . was most embarrassed when she W' can Q fit .x , ei i ,yer gm' 5 4 Ft if f , fell asleep at a group interview . . . 2: thrills to a dance and telephone calls . . . Ag you imagine she likes to write letters? Q-wr.f,, A ,, .5 V .X J- mea- A A .. , . . - . , , ' it 'fr' , Q l,m y 5 1 J - l-l' . . . ESTELLA R, PENNEPACKER. ILB. French. Latin Her name may he 'Pexxny'packer, but she certainly has a wealth ol languages . . . a good bike and home to a meal ol country- cured ham spells perfection . . . once fell as sleep on the trolley and awoke realizing she had no lane, WILLIAM A. MORROW. B.S. Biology, Inst. Music Bill enloys listening to good music while perhaps eating liver smothered with onions . . speaking ot eating--It's most embarrassing to discover you've left your wallet at home after dininq. then making the women pay . . . oh! fy M 1555? -4 yy, , ft . M. I. ALLEN RICHARDS. A.B.. MA. Social Studies Far be it from me . . . gum chewers be- ware! . . yearned to be a maior league base- ball player . . . thrilled when bills are paid . . . embarrassed when wrong telephone num- .,,,, . ber is dialed. ,t.x li ' . ,t or .. 5' T . ' L r . L .f t ' , 'lt 1 kg, . if f Q , it it . E1 .gr Z ' WI .-,rt if .' , 4 ,,l. gill f X ff i s 5 ' f f. r t Vi w ,L 5 . 'S' --1: wif: 3 ff Q J Wg? :ri - K ,, f N f ,Jef Ag- ,V W 1.x ,. pf. V -,.,.,,,W-M :pre v f 3 I ,V ,sl,gfy.iH , - - in ,i W Q I . .A MARY M. MOYER. A.B.. MJ-X. .. English, Dramatics The best things come in small packaqes -- no they came in M.M.M... . absolutely hope- less when it comes to cooking . . . relishes strawberry sharicake . . . mystery stories pro- voke her . . . ballet dancer was original um- bitten. N,-f A ..,,Me..lf..,. t. . Q . .mf . ,.. Q ,hh N1 435' 'fh-, 7 3 A - iy. . , , e.tt feggkgriw., f-r' ffl :reef , li Q . ., , to F srwmn' E. sANDs. s.s. X Boys' Physical Education if Greateot thrill Chupiy gets is detecting 5 Mohntou in an athletic contest . . . this Sauer- : kraut iiend thinks going steady is getting the l ball and Cham too early . ... had hopes ot L ' becoming a plumber. tg will l 1? 'iei l ' W rw R ..'. V f , ., .. .. ,N If 'E me H - ,., Mk K K 'lf f'T 'l:vgt We W' et. , ifjwf-:iw wetz , neat. W ' f' f -f W ,- rsim- 4 f ,UW R, . eye, -.., ,N , . K -Q, SQ. 'rl JT iv 'Mc mail' fs , f L ,two . ' . , ,V , Z . V,,t.i, H, r tm ,,,, . V gfifgfzfv , , t K I 2 5 , I ARLENE E. SCHAEFFER, A.B.. B.S. English l.eene's speedometer failed to register and-e crash! . . view ot students qoinq steady: the longer the stag line, the better . . . brings , the Vogue fashions into our halls . . . ex- 5 cited by speedboat rides. i . r KATHRYN O. SHOWALTER. B.S.. M.S. English A One of our English teachers who has seen the fulfillment ot her original ambition . . . : enioys tennis and the theater, but abhors stu- dents who bluff . . . all right she does have a beautitul handwriting. IOHN H. SCHRACK, B.S.. M.ED. Science You've missed something it you've never seen Schracky referee cr basketball game . . . likes to dig his fork into mince pie . . . can't tolerate soft soapersn . . . delights to walk in falling snow. WESLEY R. UPDIKE. AB.. M.S. Ir. High Mathematics . Wes considers going steady iust as natural as eating . . . lite's little tribulation: being reminded, alter waiting a halt hour. that he was two weeks early to attend a puppet show . . . chicken chop suey is a tavorite. f J ' IRA B. SCHEIB. B.S. Industrial Arts Finds relaxation his most valued pastime . . . another baseball fan who craves chili con came . . . the question why irke Gio . . . what do you think of going steady? Ridi- culous! an ,Q LUTHER A. WEEK. B.S.. M.S. 5 Physics, Chemistry Advice to steady gears: upset the fruit bas- ' ket each month . . . life! little temptation: to drive a tire engine down Penn Street on a Saturday night . . . wanted: hat. size 7: -- also a 'new' ioke book. 1 -- ,, 1 Sai 1 , f HQ , f f. ,.:ft',, , ff- ' ' ' ' Mai' wif. Q :::4fi'zif',. S L J ,ft J 5 X L - M ., W Nwggf., , O. . V O al 5: f 177 4 ' ' A ' W' Q-Q--iwgw-ww',.wfm54f1kw,,-xc, A f, A- .,.. - w My , , W, , ,,sg,w, M, Y . H fl' W +1 f--iZe:.i,.,, 14: , 1-. sw Qin 3QYkf':1':1fjKf-,iwxiiwi ' .X - 7' c:mfsmf1ig1ss4i5geW -'zpwigg ms? 1' ' O X ' ' if :iff f K K ., K A A fxmfwffz Sw fff, , -V A V, 3 I 1 -5, . BOARD , , , Xe, 1 Q .a A 4 'K ' .5,f7wwskQ.. 3 x ,s-.354 7 -5.-'ff-125'-A O, : ,Lt1vs,L,-f.. 1 'ki' Ziiilf' ' 1 Q K' 15: 1- - .W I 2 V 1- :W ga-Z. ,-,,1.v::4h 1 ' 'W Y W 2, - Q, f , vin- 5 mfg 1.-1 Uz?gh!QQjf1fjjf2'j i'sfif?A x ' O H K - ' L 5 A , N f 1' 1' ff r k,k- V, ,,,..,4, k AM, ,,.,.,.f -MJ.. -yM,,g, MM ,lf -.ymw-,V , , .1 v , Q.- OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS .Mins Seated-Mr. Fred W, Griemes Wicepresidenij, Dx. I.. R. Hotherxnel. S!andEnqMMr. Irwin L. Kegerise Vfreasurerl, Mr. Adam D. Hunizinqer Secreiqryl. a Mr, Ciair I.. Nauqle Wresidanty. , LQ, B J I UT MU Se'wMfW -H SENIORSK- .- FM Q f We K. 123' Y' VINCENT ACKER Vince Future Shiiliriqton High football coach . . . 1 spare time divided between Betty and ' Maine Rube . . . sirloin steak and bread ' are favorites with him . . . prized possession: Susie , his old Ford . . . t ' QW, ALICE ANSEL Ants Anxiously awaits the day cz certain state trooper on the Philadelphia Pike blows his whistle in her direction . . . iust a iitterbuq . . . likes school when she's in the halls . . . MARION ADAMS Effie An athletically inclined. grand sport with a marvelous sense of humor . . . ambition is to say, I do to a certain Mohnton lad . . . one ot the iirst homemakers of the 42 class VINCENT ARTZ mrex.. Blushing cowboy. who is hard on lenders and not horses . . . You poor soul . . . he tears around in a tan Ford , . . English teachers and Vince iust carft hit it oil . . . wants to be ct painter . . . GEORGE ALBRIGHT rzwashaf Flirtatious sailor boy . . . prefers holding hands with brownettes . . . once caught kis- sing the boss's daughter . . . breaking dates is his outstanding vice . . . Pardon me, boys CLAIR AUMAN Spike Drives a 1941 i'Chevie to see heart interest in Wyomissinq . . . despises cabbage and sponqers . . . I wanta be a U. S. sailor , . . Hello, dear . how about going ior a coke? . . . gurl n l CHARLES BECHTEL uchbarlien A swell Dan Cupid . but is having trouble with arrows that bocklire . . . definitely in need oi a car . . . Chief ol Patrol . . . bowl. in? fiend . . . pst peeve: alarm clocks in the morning . . . - IUNE BLANKENBILLER Blank , Oh, my goodnesslu. she has o distinct wealt- 1 ' ness for blondes . . . someday she'll be the basis blushing secretary . . . finds people A with superior notions distasteful . . . IOHN BEILHART L V: flxackll A smooth dancer. who hates to wait on a I date . . . likes to cook and bowl . . . act- ive in sports . . . has trouble with that green- eyod monster . . , ernolionl Pfifliinq of me Skyline . . . FRANKLIN BLIMLINE V7 14-Budrl ' A future forest ranger with a very solt spot in his heart lor Betty Grable and a certain dark-haired senior . . . Iohn Gariield type . . . Q - baseball. basketball and ice skating are the - sports in his life , . . A 2 MILDRED BIXLER Milly Gets in a lather when the telephone rings and she's in the tub . . . the other half to No. I3 on the Varsity . . . a future secretary A who detest: waiting for the trolleys . . . CAROLYN BOWMAN Bowman With cm ear for really good music. she thrills to the sound oi a trombone . . . a memlqer of the Senior Girl's Follies held in the locker room every noon . . . loves to flirt . . . v :- e ' ' 'xi' -0 ' ' A QW S ,, V 'L V R 35 K. 'wit Q ,P .,., ,,- V -5 ny, Q '. : ' if ' I ' oei, 4 n tieee o ri v --325114, f , ,,., L :2.iw.:z' 'N My 5' 'itil e i ' file? 1- 13-7 m ' k- - t - Num 'W-,, 'W' ilu. fn, fi V'w'5h at ' FLORENCE BOYER Floss The rare ambition of this fair lass is to get RENA BREDBENNER Wiener 5 ft. 8 in. of future Red Cross or army nurse. aim ., 4-Q. RICHARD BRUMBACH A Brummy imagine that! . . . a future aviator with a ahead . . . Are you kiddin' or do you really think boys are superior to girls? . . . was embarrassed when asked about her most embarrassing moment . . . who can't crack gum . . . appreciates ath- letic gentlemen and hoe-downs , . . Oh, menu , she rates redheads in the opposite sex as thrilling . . . forced landing on conceited people . . . keeps pin ball machines on the market . . . on his most embarrasinq moment. he was kicked out of the movies . . . TUNE BURKEY l Burkey V Future Clara Barton ol the Reading Hospital . . . Oh, gosh . but she's happy when the atmospheric condition spells Mohr-atom . . . haunts referees at basketball games . . . in- cessantly sinqs lim . . . DORIS CHARNEY uamickeyff lane Withers ot the Senior Class . . . iust can't resist frank fellows . . . has one ambi- tion: to play second base lor the New York Yankees , . . lucky number is anyone with a S mark in front . . . BETTY COLDREN Betz Oh my gosh . her ambition is to throw bricks through Pomeroy's windows . . . a future M. D. who appreciates wellhmannered gentlemen . . . she laughs loud and loves everyone . . . an , an WY- CATHERINE COLDREN ncassyu 42's grand drummer girl with ideas running along the Gene Krups line . . . likes her men tall. dark. handsome, and athletic-like . . . iust a notorious flirt at large . . . , 1' DORIS DeLONG fvshortyrr A pert. blue-eyed iitterbuq adept at flirting . . . dislikes Charles Boyer and boiled cab- bage . . . claims marriage to ci doctor would be cozy . . . a little mite. but how she can flirt! . . . fr RANALD COUNCIL Council Blueeyed blonde . . . ambition is West Point . . . Gee whiz . . . baseball fanatic . . . what will Student Council do without him? . . . an available bachelor, if you can change his mind about going steady . . . 1. MURIEL DILTS Duchess Pardon? . . . wears cr 40 class ring . . . finds the front seat of a certain blue Plymouth her idea oi heaven . . . claims she talks too much, but you would too if you had her von cabulary . . . 'Z ...W JW ELEANOR CREEK Ellie Can outechew any Senior ...' Q refers gentle- men lrorn West Reading . . . pet peeve: wail- ing . . . looks forward to living on easy street , . . attractive. and a happy-go-lucky indi- vidual . . . HENRY DOUTRICH Hank This sixrfooter believes in qoinq steady in high school . . . emphatically dislikes girls who smoke . . . hopes for a career in aviation cu' military iields . . , thrilled by an ice hoc' key game . . . 'im A. M01 Her ambtttorf' To become Mrs Danny Mtller ot course usually iorqets to count to ten and then Ia know what' she lets you have it hates a loud rudxo that turns out A pronusmq Maier League Baseball player day Is has face ted? a wolf sheeps clothing H1 yd Wtll ROBERT EDWARDS A l 1fBobII Quxet and easy-going . . dependable . . . one ,gf of the taller boys in our class . . . also has A recldtsh hair . . . Cooperative Retail student nice sense of humor . , . dependable I x worker . . . 'A ROBERT FIDLER Fizz Hes a card , this co-captain of our basket- ball team his ambition is centered a round avxatxon and hes gomg to send the boys back home addresses oi the pretty angles LELA ENOCH Lulu IANE FISHER lame Oh gully a pehte gal wtth long dark brown wavy hm: thnlled by har hrst lass would someday love to see the world likes what the name lack stands Ol' my vefrm-1 ew if? M if me Xi Xteteff CHARLES EVANS 'Insh would take a blonde tn Sprmqtxme any if JEAN FISHER Feebxe Oh gee whxz concetted boys annoy her fmds roller coasters most thrxllmq the preference happens to be brunettes there s ct hankex-mg nt her heart for a dnver s incense Am Q if at Yagi be iihr I V Z :V , I :xi . I . f If ,V K I I .. 5, I .2 E 1 -r 9 3 5 'I f 5 4 5 5 E ci I a 5 3 2 lv Q E E .5 1 3, 5 2 i . Q Q S - -in . , , 0 ,L fr Q .rki,iQfl1nvL3..s, 5 ff' - ' . Jffiie, k 1 i -t. - K , Q - -' -44.11, - ef my A -f W if .1 W A v ff- . -, U lb ' f f we HAROLD GRAFTON IACK GOUNDER pm 'Jack Hey , heres a fellow who wants to qrow a 'XY-il lf-N 01 Senim' Class l5' 3 l- with 0 beard . . . he dislikes work and English on cheery l?l outlook on lite , . . ambition is to the game- level , . . Q favorite with him is be a mortician . . . a genius at composing potato Chips . . . prized possession is ci pipe humorous articles . . . specializes in doing . , V negro dialect performances . . . v. 'Q Lk rt-, , -,N 4 fl LL 'J A , -ffig,,-oiiw,,f W iiif i K .7f'7fp2z Iii Witt lego: Li Siigiez 61.4 A, O ' .1-'ELS' -fy ,ni kv ff' ,. K r - -rj ., X'-W,,5--A5 M1 K ,gggw ,geo . . L, f ,i..,,, .M , . l,,,,,i,,- X ALBERT GEOFF His lucky number is 13 . . . may be a future sailor, it he qets his wish . . , another toot- liqht performer . . . lipstick on qirls make him shudder . . . IOSEPH HADLEY HUQH HAIN SHIRLEY HAIN nloel, Th G Hug 'fHQiny,, , A is od's gilt to women dreams oi bein Believe it or not th' b - 19.1 1 . h , A 4 Q ' . is rown-eyed blond lloielutii Zecgyfqcipniri C Uciisixggngiis who a doctor . . . crossed the continent in cr wash- Single despite the tact that seeinq a cerllaixii ' 15 l U 9 Y F q ' 'Auster of me Nswev basket at the tender aqe of one . . . finds the Pair ot broad shoulders thrills her no end Z'f1fLkeB' jl- Cmeafsspi gcldoierker quiet solitude ot Meme Ruhe wonderful , , , l jumps to conclusions easily U ' ' IS OX . v . . ' . . . ' ' A .QKM we ----LQ. if 3 1 4 l , V X x N X ALMA HAMPELE llsisfl Thnt's my business il I bum up the roads . . . this green-eyed qcl dislikes silly people . . . although she is single at present. she hcrs intentions oi becoming u Mrs, . . . RUTH HECKMAN Hecky First lady of our Chatterbox, with d tourn- alistic position as cr loreiqn correspondent on her mind . . . finds or certain blonde her ex- treme weakness . cr swell ullsoround girl RUTH HERTZ lj Her-tzy Locker room gossip makes her blood boil . . . theme sonq is 'Genie with the ugh' Brown Hair . . . wishes one oi her girlfriends vfould f become her sister-in-law . . . Miss Millers ,A shadow . . . GEORGE HERZOG zrspitn When you hear o person talking loud and boisterously. or bragging about o Model A Ford, you ccm rest assured that it is probably George . . . cr future Navy man . . . biggest boy in the class . . . , A A Q: f, 'll ' ,Q L - f-if . , -' . , ,,.,.r. -tf,.,M,,,,.,,,.,, ....,,,uM-,,.sM,-..,r,r..o-M ,.,, ..-r...,M, HH ,M..W..s IOSEPH HILBUSH . Rf Q DOROTHY HORNBERGER n rr - Loi b ' k Dot I Tall. cnfi Slflfd ' ' ' tae um eriluc WP? ' ' ' A cheerful addition to the class who wants H easily identified by his red hmr and his un- A to marry U millionaire her favorite G , h ' usual hair-cut . . . just an outdoor boy at G Plymomh for G spggial reason Chrofj A heart . . . deep and catchy laugh . . . up- be many pictures are there in your wana? u ' . peulmq smile . . . j- 15 r .,.........-.avlj M in PAULINE HGRNING n Peanuts Gee whiz , she has ideas ci becoming secretary to at big boss in New York . . . ioyrides in a Model T. Ford thrill her . . is lrequently overcome by giggling spells , . e FERN KACHEL Finds riding elevators with a certain boy quite fascinating . . . has one ambition: to EQUITY 'W either Clair T. or Clair A .... desPi593 fickle boys . . . a first-class iitterhuq t - - mfr iiq- f A f k .t,.. MARTHA HOSHAUER 1:MattY: r Oh. my gosh . she dislikes social science . . . . a dark-eyed lass, who has ideas of being cr homemaker, with the children to watch , over. and cr lot of money to spend . . . 0 RUTH KACHEL Ruthie A quiet and timid lass who finds she loses her temper easily . . . prefers brownettes. but doesrft approve of steadies in high school . . . has a pet turtle . . . 'im -f--..m....A KENNETH IOHNSTON H H Kenny ,ng Has a hankering to tight the cause in the bint- British Navy. . . right now his services are 'L A 'Q f appreciated in all sports at school . . . out- A i ll standing vice is forgetting homework . . . 3 - 2 we-.. '7': k CHARLES KANTNER Chas George , he dislikes excessive makeup on feminine faces . . ,social science is lar from being a pet subject . . . he finds the winter season most enioyahle and interesting . . . i ' iiiotl 4,152 L ue, ,K N., ,Jeff fi EVERETT KEFFER Curley What are you going to do about it? . . . 1931 Ford . . . attracted by U. S. Navy . . . likes to drink beer fftootl . . . biggest thrill is parking. I betya . . . Whitnei-'s Department Store . . . LUCILLE KEIM Squeally A petite senior and a Wiz at basketball , . Thats toucghu, Weber's lakes are her extreme peeve . . . she wants to learn to drive. oh so much! . . . enjoys a lox trot , . . LADELLE KEF F ER Ianie A lover ot Italian sandwiches , . . we wonder why she likes the springtime? . . . holding hands in the movies once embarrassed her . . . a Mohnton admirer . . . Good gravy - N-4 f rw 1-Io l'f 4 f qdbfsaf ll2y y ,I 3 18 19 Vkfixyi i' ll: . ,kim '3?'p ' WALTER KELLER Sonny Perfect example of an ideal student . . . Oh, tor Pete's sake , must we have all that dis- order? . . . laculty's pride and ioy . . , friend- ly, polite, sincere . . . his goal is Annapolis PAUL KEGERISE ,.KeqqY.. He hears the navy calling . . . full of pep and always iolly . . . has a track worn to Kenhorst, where a pretty miss lives . . . his soles are getting pretty thin! . . . ARLINGTON KESSLER uAr1Yn , Hard working man whose favorite dish is creamed Bermuda onions . . . wants cx license so he can have Happy Motoring . . . most embarrassing moment: having to submit an unexcusable excuse . . . bm. fhfzf l didnt A-'ie ww? ANITA KIFT ucissyn Proud owner ot Rhett and Scarlet , . . drives a Packard, but her ambition is to get her driver's license . . . a swell partner on any date . . . acquired a southern drawfl for her last year . . . MERRITT KLOPP llmoppyll Retail Cooperative worker who despises the women ot S. H. S. . . . had a thrill when he Went through a stop sign with his 1937 Ford . . . ambition is to get a iob that pays S50 a day . . . ANN KLINE lllilo nel! This dark beauty is thrilled by No. 3 on the basketball team . . . hopes to someday he a private secretary . . . her pet peeve is doing homework when she could be doing some- thing else . . . EARL KRICK uKriCk,Yu You ain't lying when you say he adores brunettes . . . ahhors the teacher clan , . . possesses eye lashes so long they tangle . . . dreams ot becoming rich in a hurry . . . LORRAINE KLINE lraruttyll Thrills to any blue-eyed. dark-headed lad with a sense of good humor . . . approves oi steadies in high school and loves the good old summer time . , . iust a secretary at heart max lui NAN CIE LAMPRECHT Nance A Pocahontas who prefers a blonde Captain John Smith . . . hopes to someday have her name in Broadway lights . . . three cats and a pink elephant named Elmer board at her house . . . W Q I . ,. 5 l 2 3 t , rpg -. -K -no R, fi. 1+ MARY IANE MARCH Ulanell 1 Proud owner of tropical fish . . . actually ' - loves school . . . possesses the ability to work ' hard . . . dreams of being a home economics V 1- ' teacher . . . is happiest swimming or playing 'i -A V basketball . . . 7 7 i X ' L -e f ' ' A 7 i.,i,. fi A . , W . . xy A, ggi, 1, K, Ml, l 7 if . My ,. 3 , W ,W . , RICHARD MARCH aznickrx It's the Irish in me . . . hopes to become a B. B. Big Business Maul . . . captain of football team . . . huskie who finds heart interest in a certain cute, blonde. Senior girl ... K , Q' ' 4 ', :tt an 1 , n f V . V iil rik, M .. me , if 2 55 gn V fi 5 tl I X L 3 J , f e . A 70151. ' MILRER RAY NAGLE Iohnny A Z HA d ., Iohrmy takes the General Course. and wants Y to become a state policeman . . . paper boy it . . . statements emphasized by Holy mac- ker-al and For crying out loud . . . blondes rate high with him . . . SQ? Guard on the football team . . . headed for the Army Air Corps . . . cz blonde who pre' fers girls of the same type . . . likes winter. but dislikes girls who keep boys on a string sf - C he ROBERT MCGOWAN .uBucku When he's on a horse, it's Oh happy day! V . . . it he's tearing round in his Plymouth. you I can bet he's in a big hurry . . . in a hurry or not, he still hates to wait on dates . . . HELEN NELSON Chut A An Adamstowner , . . a good sport any. V- time., anywhere. and anyplace . . . forgetting io do homework seems to be a habit . . . has yet to be thrilled! . . . Iwe wonder?l . . hopes to be a typist . . . iii 2 X- of 14 fi ELIZABETH PIETROVITO Hmzzy., No, she isn't standing in a hole, she's really under S' tall . . . intends to carry on with the typewriter where Kitty Poyle lei! off . . . a Kenhorst Drum and Bugle Corp lass . l if MARY REIFSNYDER uMegn She's very friendly and easy to Get alonq L with . . . possesses that school qirl's com- - l plexiorf' . . . she preiers brunettes and a cer- tain one in particular . . . ALAN RAFFAUF Three cats and a dog respond when he calls ihem by name . . . a future 'Tic-oth drille-r who prefers brownettes and thrills to Audie . . . doesrft classify himself as a wolf . . . ALTA REINERT Dale Carnegie hCKSIX'l anything over Alla, be- -' cause she iust loves to win new friends - - - ambition? to take down the hoss's letters . . . Oh Louie , she dislikes conceited people . . . cheerful and happy . . . EARL REDCAY Soupie Pei expression--'Tm a had boy . . . defini- tely dislikes snobs . . . prefers redheads by a long shot . . . a commercial student with a yen to become a business executive . . . ,H DANIEL REM? ' f.Dcn,1 A member of the new Cooperative Retail Training Course . . . he'll be ai your door soon, for his ambition is to become a sales- man . . . prefers blondes . , . cowboys a car . . . wtf' IEAN HICKENBACH Ricky Super sulesqlfl al P0me1'0Y'S thumbs down at conceited people . a certain junior boy Wl't0 fl'U'ill5 . . . turns . , there's her . , , does he play basketball, lean? . . . sweet disposition and smile . . . DAVID SCHUBERT Davy . grand , quiet, puncluv The intellect of the class of 42':V . . speaker. who knows his stuff .. but a good sport . , . conversation ated by the single '-ward, Well - - ' - - x , , e to . 2.. W l W X ,. - i 7k f 'S ,KP BEVERLY SAWMILLER Bev A wonderful artist with a hearty and catchy laugh . . plans to make commercial art her life work . . . rx gum-chewer who loves dance ing with Q certain person . . odd iewelery ft X Q J' I 1+ in ,M I 3,3 WILLIAM SELTZER K L Bill ' ' iii Our dear president for four years . . . yearns ii - Eff to earn S100 cz week without working . . . 2 ' in seen quite often H7 with the Shillington Thea- la ' tre's cashier . . . friendly and full of humor L A . . . prankish . . . 1 Q fx ' at 2,5 71' HARRY SCHAEFFER Manager of the Varsity basketball team . . . , fun-loving and iolly . . . a future Ted Wil- liams in big league baseball . . . likes to park 9462 on the Skyline Drive. and not alone either J MARGUERITE SHALTBR Peggy Could be we've got something here . .. she's 5 lt. 3 in. ol blonde hair and blue eyes . . . fsorry. no telephone numbers? . . . a fu- ture home economics teacher . . , Drexel's 5 gain . . . it cgi du- 495' 'Q ef' is 2 ,fi mitti if MARY LOUISE SHETRONE Hon Social editor oi the Chatterbox who is widely known for her tardiness . . . admires gentle boys and sincere girls . . . invariably asks. Why? . . . her next home will be Duke University . . . K1-XTHRYN SHIREY .fleqnu A giqqler with pep plus . . . can't make up her mind between salt mackerel and Limburf ge: cheese . . . You ain't lyinqn: her emo, tions are centered around brunettes and red- heads . . . 5-'KN 'Qwi ii fm RUTH SHIRK Shit-kie A very quietA,and sedate lass with a lovable nature . . . wants to be an efficient secretary . . . dislikes waiting for anyone or anything . . . Oh my qooifiuessj she loves the thunk derbolt . . . EVELYN SHULTZ Evie Frankness and cheerfulnesa personified . . . a seasoned traveler . . . likes horse racing and the winter time . . . is, what would be termed. a qood scout . . . conceited boys are one of her maior dislikes . . . WM AGN WALTER SHIRK Shirley Pet peeve is homework and girls that use too much make-up . . . plays the fiddle. and is a quiet type ot individ-tal . . . dislikes getting started to school early in the morning . . . 1' . -tg- DONALD SMITH Smitty When do we eat? . . . lor a blonde-headed lad. one inch over six foot, he should ask that! . . . prefers brunette. and loves one oh ' so much . , . lucky number is 640 . . . haunts Kenhorst . . . 'v ESTHER SMITH Smitty She finds Adamstown Fords thrilling . . . beinq stood up gets her down . . . danc- inq to sentimental music with a smooth dancer puts her in heavens arms , . . oh. for the lite ot a secretary . . . IACKSON SNYDBR Red 6 tt. 2 in. ot red hair and grey eyes . . . the pinball machines at Eher1y's get all his nickels . . . homework disqusts him no end . . . his speech is liberally salted with. hut naturally . . . QQ, IOHN SMITH lack Girls and car washing are his maior pas- times . . . another lad with navy ideas . . . tall, blonde, and full ot fun, describe him r - - Pardon me boy . but have you found the right one yet? . . . BETTY SPANG Betsy A petite blue-eyed blonde who thrills to mas- culine voices . . . I guess she stays up too late . . . deiests qossips . . . wants to be- come a physical education teacher, and so does Vince . . . RUTH SMITH upug., Broadvminded as she is. Ruth is peeved by deceivers . . . hopes to become a nightclub singer . . . likes to dance to soft. sentimental music . . . placid and not easily disturbed MARIE SPECK U U Specky A dependable, studious lass who adores well- mannered gentlemen . . . was terribly embar- rassed when she tell. on the floor once while dancing . . . how does she qet those A's? . . . Dick is a nice name. isn'f it? . . . ' L kr 11 1 .f - A I t, ,g, by , r K W5 ' V ill N , 'lla f J, filxr glzgisfmi' 5 , x ' Egg fx V34 ,xr X, lACK THOMPSON f,Muie,. Music bug . . . sour notes drive him batiy . , . Could be he wants io become cz con. ductor or an arranger . . . found that it's ern- bUYfUSSiD9 10 play on a rest or break on a high note . . . CLYDE WEALAND Hlakieu A fellow with a kind heart iowards anything concerning aviation . . . building models has become his outstanding vice . . . Yep , he plans to work at an airport . . . , ,A ,T . RUTH TOTHERO IITOYI Characteristic oi redheads, Ruth has cr had temper . . . punciuates conversaiion with l mean . . . her one ambilion is io be cz good homemaker . . . blushes when asked about those weekly Kansas leiters . . . DONALD WEBER HD. K... Have you heard the story about - - ? . . . is thrilled when you actually lauqh at his , A,y: iokes . . . O-lay . . . a white collar job is his idecxl . . . has the ability to make other 'EEE .6 people work . . . ft ' t E H E ,k,,7 kL..h7 , WILLIAM WAGNER Bill Yeah , teachers get him down , , , he fi,-,ds bashiul girls hard to get along with , , , if YOU see cr biq truck zoom by. look ' I might be Bill at the wheel . . . cqumt t IOHN WEIDENSAUL lack Women's hats make him either look twice or run . . . he usually does run when he sees U women driver . . . likes the hunting season when he gels away h-om it all with his doq .ml EMMA WENRICH Emma li thex-e's a noise anywhere. Emma can'i be accused of making it . . , quiet and reiirinq, IAMES WENRICH Il I Il lim Iim's pei peeve is nagging ieachers . . . nei- ther smoking or drinking de ici his outsian yei an interesting person . . . she's ihe Dod- if qers A No. I rooter. so when she's around don'i refer to Qhem as Dem bums . . . P cl- ing virtues . . . athletic . . . pet expression: I'1l be hanged. . . . easyagolng and reliable Ve ,-,, I ,' 1 - . RALPH WENRICH Wenny A Ist class sport fiend . . . howling and basa- bal! . . . maybe someday as you slide your index linger down a big league lineeup, ii will slop ai the name of Wenrich . . . 5 V ,. K , RUTI-3RV5SEIiTZEL EUGENE WERNER u Y Genie 'Howi guen' ,she mu? bebihgdfuture A contagious smile and a sense oi humor ggi Qconggzfsa bgsisggss hesnhfjcgoiisix mg , describes Genie . . . he hasn't met the right , , , ' girl yet, so why not put in your bids, women? :if iililgoioiog gggietnclls ' ' ' believes gms , . . driving a car is his idea of heaven . . . ff 'GT GLADYS WHITE Gladys You ain'! lyinq : I'l1 bet smart people do peeve you . . . small. cheerful, and aliraclive . . . likes to sleep long in the morning . . . sorry, she doesn't have a telephone . . . Co- operative Course . . . iff-1 AZ- 0 Mika L ,L 52541,-F ryiwt ,Q RICHARD WIEDER llmckll This Senior boy is really in the dough . . . prefers blondes . . . was embarrassed when he received cr summons for speeding through ' a red light . . . good natured and easy-going . . . infectious laugh . . . Mia-nm -.s-A W4 .Wai dial ls. , 'L,,,1 or ELL, i l ff ' L L- 'Ll f sf . - - ,V Q I l A J: gd XV? ' H fs -V1-'lj , Q- ns . ROBERT WILLIAMS nBoblI A giuton fofwork is Bob . . . Trumborea Coniectionary is his post , . . mighty handy, 4 if 'A wa' init it Bob? . . . chemistry, hats. and alarm X - '- clocks are his pet peevos . . . futuro chicken- l5'll farmer . . . 4 JACK WITMAN 'iWihnan Dislikes eqotism in girls , . . one ot the Ad amstovm standbys in our school band . . plays the Sax and clarinet . . . General Course . . . smiles light up his whole lace rf L zfiigg' ff A L Lili o L ' L L U L L LLLL W- L,LL L ff li Y V ' M - T A A z f A ' ,'LL t 5 ' f 4 f f LL-4. 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V' dance is if, lfiagisi iliii 5 t J f L' L '7 W , RV? L V L lll' O ,l,', aw- 'b2b'ii,fQ'-lf1.i1a - 1r,g'g,ig.,l.i.i.:L,+s,4.sL ,2- l l i' A 1 it f - ..,, 'W - K K L, ' - -' , . -- i'l' ' l 1 L LLLLL L LLLL 4 t j' A LL L,,,..,L ,, ,-lk 5' ' L ,- . LL, I ,f ,M , , ., V N. fix-fwfr VLW, l L- Drives cz 1935 Ford Coupe around the school . . . prefers brunettes . . . Holy Smoke . . . summer is his favorite season . . . also a fu- if ture automobile mechanic . . , quiet . . . Q in L,, dislikes cancelled people . . . admires a good sense of humor in either sex . . . You ain't lying . because she believes girls are su perior to boys . . . KENNETH YETTER Kenny Preiers steaks to alarm clocks by cx lonq shot . . . thrills to Betty Grable and enjoys basket- ball. . . advertises ct news agency on his buck for the good of the company . . . LEW ZIEBER Lew An Adamstown member of our school band . . . lucky number is 13 . , . likes hunting cmd trappinq . . . very energetic sort of per' son. . . worst vice is playing the pinball machine . . . PAUL YODER Swifty One time possessor ot ll skunks . . . Whew! . . . Shillingtoxfs Henry Aldrich . . . Hemem- f ber lune Mad ? . . . lively disposition and lwmkhnq eifes add to his personality . , . ARTHUR ZIMMERMAN Zimmy Our iuture electrician . . . neglects the op- posite sex . . . plans to attend a trade school after graduation . . . likes the fall of the year . especially, but not because of school . . . ' .. - fic ' -s . i ji 4. s SCHARLET YOUNG s Blondie A ilirtatious blue-eyed blonde. full of pep .. cmd giggles . . . May I borrow your lip- W stick? . . . You ain't lyinq : she's partial A to brownettes . . . finds windy days hold eme 5 bcrrassing moments . . . ...M ,W , , W, ,.c.,.mW M . .nl me-. sw JACK HADESTY Hlacku Our Post Graduate . . . a future scientist who definitely dislikes llirts . . . drives cr 42 dreambocxt. more commonly called a Buick . . . he thrills to the presence oi rx certain lane . . . e if sf,-2231551 K -is Htl ww fe A t. , . it Mu, if .. .. 'i s gs iiti V. ,,..p.w,i I , E f l . -ef - M, ,1 - .- iz ' eg ,tx Wt if rl 3532? A ill' ea L ffx Q roach Q An-wLe'C l:',j .DebeaT'1'nC9' C3 O1-ckeslfwas - .Deli-4 Sigma Wim k cA..:cz:ef-,amy saw-'NIJ f i f 'W X.. 0R6A NIZA TIONS M EDITORIAL STAFF f Front Row: Dilts, Shultz. Coldren, March, Keim. Speck, Heckmcm. Chutney. Fritz, Bixler Bcrck Bow: Snyder. Thirey, Suwmiller. Wenrich. Council . . -4 y.w,g,,,,im,g,.,,,,,,fw ,-fmwmffiff f BUSINESS STAFF PHOTOGHAPPIERS Vsfiimun, Wezidensuul, Thompson, Hain, March, Tothero, Yetter. Smiih. Redcay Scum' Kegerise' Witman' Hcdesty I 7 ' Q f . J' - .. . L .r :,:.,' 1 vu . . ,..- - fs X Q BUSINESS STAFF AND PRINTERS Weber !McmcxqerJ. Rieqel, Ringler. Strohecker, Zerbe, Hartzog, Wright W 1' W KL 5 ,k.,L . , .. K. . , i . I ,V V A x W ktx CHATTERBOX STAFF Q ln - M...-in EDITOHS, TYPISTS, AND PROOFREADEBS Front Row: Wenrich. Hertzoq. Heiiner, Shetrone, Troxel, Matz. Shank Second Row: Miss Miller lhdvisorl, Schubert, Horninq. Dilts. Lcxmprechi, Huffner. Burkhart Third Row: Shank, Young. Snyder, Shirey, Burl-ray, Heckrncxn iEdi!orfin'Chief5, Mierzfeiewski, Compton. Miss Kutch CAdvisorJ W-.A Q.-, -.M .1 A , ,,,., . ,M w.W.-,. f ww.-.wlwyuw-ufMWM.A.,. .--GAA-, W. ,....7..-4, ,Q ,V-m..1-.4-M. -.n.w..W..w. W-.,...,....A,..,4Aq RLPGHTEHS AND ART EDU085 from Row: Walters. Trestle Second Row. Davy, Hertz. Hursi ' Back Row: Lindermcm. Terry, Wenvsar. Maria Paola gy ,, AMULET Seated. Mxss Snyder iSponsor3, T. Lxns, M. She-Irene, L. Kexm lSecJ. H. Council fP1es.D, W. Kel!er IV.-Prem. M. Speck. N. Lcmprecht. A. Kiil Mxddie Row: A. Kershaw, N. Shcxub, I. Hartzog. A. Burkhart, M. March, R. Heckmcm. M. Shaker. M. QDiIts, E. Shuhz Rear Row: R. March. I. Snyder, D. Weber, D. Schubert. E. Redccxy. W. Seltzer, P. Yoder TORCH Seated: B. Fredericksf M, Davy. M. Mellinger. B. Weaver, P, Olsvn iPres.L E. Stcxmm W.-Presj. M. Hxll. I. Dxsser. I. Elsanhower Middle Bow: Miss Snyder fSponsor7, N. Gusto. I. Trestle. A. Walters. I. Rufiner. M. Babb. J. Lnusch Rear Bow: C. Darwin. I. Guinther. H. Shank, C. Sicxmrn. C. Zillhardt. I. Roberts C'1'reas.7. absent. I. Lxqht iSec.?, absent STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: R. Councal CPresJ. M. Speck KSQCJ Second Row: C. Wagner. W. Allen, I. Light. W. Keller f'I'reas.l. D. Schneider. D. Hoya: Third Row: R. Borqex, I.. Erb. C. Zillhardt. S. Rickenhach Fourth Row: A. Keiper, Miss Snyder 4Sponmrl. E. Yetter. G. White, E. Umbenhcxuer, W- Selizer Wice-presJ Fifth Row: S. Baur. W. Babb, K. Yetter. E. Mohn ORDER DEPARTMENT Front Row: D. Weber, L. Keim. Miss Snyder fSponsorl. A. Kilt KCourt Sec.J, W. Keller CChief Iushcel, M. Dilts. I. Hartzog. A. Bewley. C. Walk. D. Schubert Back Row: C. Bechtel lChie1 of Pcxtroli, K. Yelter IChief of Monitorsl, I. Gounder, D. Werner, F. Blimline, W. Wagner. E. Mohr: iChiei of Fire Wardens! absent. a pi -s 2 1 5 P' 2 E Qs .a Qi iw. ,, af- R W Ha 5313 A TYR' J 4 Q1 t 53 f. J F .ki fx? .1 i L ff 2 i S M 3 Q' 5 5 3. 2 3 4 r gk 1 F 1, M., ,,, Y if .gg ff Y, i I A , K ' 2 K X . V, f inf 11 'ff ' W -. . .Qi,,M,, Q , ,M , L' -L .. - 3 5 iff. A E Q 1 Q Q 5 Q Q ,mn 'Q W 1' CHORUS Front How: Schneider, Shirey. Rhocds, Siefiy, Hertz, Swartz. Lineweaver, Hemp. Davis. Mark. Dietnch. Medrick Second How: Dickson, Bixler. Shirk, Berger, Nichols, Albriqhi, Sonen, Trestle, Herb. Kift, Hoshauer, Tofhero, Beard Third Row: Bowman, Lins, Woods, Hackman, Shcxub, Nagle, Koller, Miss Hess CDirector1, Haier, Rickenbach, Reineri, Adams, Shultz, Lorch, Good, Fisher Fourth How: Bidding, Murringer. Groome. Shetrone, Mill. Truxnbore, Treiz, Willis. Werner. Wagner. Speck 4Pianist3, Sponq. Coldren. Parson, Witemnn ' Back Row: Spuibb, Hedcuy, Thompson, Stoeber, Owens E . . M in 2yAr15,ii1.?i2Eri ,rbi n 44 A W ffm 's :gem Exo - 1211 ' fv rm ,. fb :', wciiwrwsr., W I ,,,, BAND I Loruh N Schaub E Guth I. Sonen, L. Matz. R. Schock. I. Grounder. R. Ruudenbush. S. Dickson, G De ra I Eckenroth First Row: C Codren I Whxtmcm E Redcay V Tnb as Ol' iDirec Morrow cm, Mr. Wm. A. Wm Row: K. Brown, E. Koller, T. Lins. C. Bo Second er, P. Osen OW ding, P. Hush Han d Row: I.. Frankfort. D. Trexier, R. Ruih. C. Toihero, E. Herb, W. hir N '1' ey. ch W.A I. Renninqer, F. Gehman. W. Savage. I. Thompson. Enoch. ensczul. T. eid W Row: D. Schubert. I. Fourth if 3 x i S 2 E 'L 5' A , Vx. . . e :fa . ' - I V-2.ii1 i?4 , x Y W K 'XIX 6 A f- gg gt J X 1 I -N I f fs.. 11, fix Z 3 A I .M if Q X. ., -M . f. 1-If is xxy Q- ! '- I x 1 4' gm Q t b ? 1 Q 1 35, , if u ' ff IQ 1 'S 7 fr fri -2' SPORTS K- Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Dec, Dec, Dec. Dec. km. fem. km. lem. Ion. Ian, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. VARSITY BASKETBALL Alumni Wyomissinq Wyomissing West Reading West Reading Mohnton ' Birdsboro Muhlenhurq Wilson ML Perm Kutztown Boyertown Mohnion Boyertown Birdsboro Muhlenburq Wilson Mt, Penn Kutzimwn Q.-........,, 6- . 0 13 26 9 U Nov. Nav, Nov. Nov. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. km. - km. km. Ion. Iam. Feb. Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb, GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Sept. 25 Alumni Oct, 1 Downinqiown Oct. 1 8 Boyertown Oct. 25 Beading- I, V. ' 1 Nov. I Spring City- Nov. 7 Lancaster Cciiholic Shillinqton Viailors ' Z6 Z8 25 23 38 27 22 25 23 25 26 28 41 25 Z0 28 41 52 27 49 50 18 21 28 19 33 31 40 29 22 28 26 30 27 13 27 55 57 Nev. 11 Alumni Dec. 1 Adamstown Dec. 5 Mohnton Dec. 18 Robes-mxicx Dec. 22 Fczculiy Tun. 6 Mt. Perm km. 16 Boyce-nown Ian. 23 Mohntorz Iam. 27 Boyertown Feb, 3 Robesonicx Feb. 13 Mt. Penn Feb, 17 Wyomissinq Mar. 3 Wyomissinq w,,...,.,JA-,wwf-M..., .W-..-W N, ...fu W, A Nu, ,M ,gf A , ,- A.,,-..ww.qiA1-www .sms ma 6 26 D 7 , 12 15 IUNIOR BASKETBALL m Wyomissinq Wyomissinq Vffest Reading Wes! Reading Mohmon Birdsbom Muhlenbufg Wiison Mt. Penn Kutztowrl Boyertown Mohnton Boyertown Birdsboro Muhlenburq Wilson Kuiztown Mt. Perm Kutztown Shillinqton Visitors 37 18 42 19 32 I2 19 IO 12 15 10 15 L 22 12 26 11 29 9 20 21 18 26 49 16 26 I4 Ny V, .,,,. ..W.,m,.,. MM-,Q MN. . ,A- Shillinqton Visitors 19 24 41 22 34 26 28 30 35 X7 38 7 23 10 21 22 I 1 17 37 16 39 24 35 13 32 18 49 20 45 34 30 22 48 26 17 33 48 29 'wi-'ww-M-4' Jun., -.mm A W- ,Jn .--...b...u.a .MM -M. W N.. WA.e..1.W . W. A , 5 i E QE 5 5 3 1 5, , :fry y .F A' ,il . , 4'-in 'fx A 44 Q 4? 2 X w',iQv W 'W ,Q , A,,, Q W 1-fu 4- K- ' 5 3?'57QL A 223 3 Yi , ' k If i,g,L,, ,if 'V 3 7-U w is T 5 4 , , , 52155 A I MP5, Y 8 .2 9:54 A4 '5 , w 5 A Q.. , . s N .. 1 w..v BOYS VARSITY Kneeling: K. Iohnston. I. Beilhcrt. F. Blimline. W. Seltzer CCo-captainl, H. Schueiier fMcmcxqe1-I Siundinqz R. Thiry. R. Wenrich, Mr. Scmds lCocrchb. I. Ariz. R. Fidler CCo-ccxptainl. W. Wagner. 'fm .aww 'U 8 .WNZ-rf -nw www as awMmX E3': AJSMM if Miwfffwwff gm iggli' E7 'igiwafvfv wagsxgkwwfx .Q six .g,?gl,gk,f.- .urzmmys :Ti Mai' 4K3,es5fs51,4-35 Q is wXi is 'Qwf,Qi':,,Y W R 5,9 5:57, Q W L 4 , 0 ,W -,. bmw -SQ 'fwx X 4' ' all T Z! Second row I Coyle V So-wa L Enoch lCap!cx1n5 Mass LuizlCoachl P Wenrxch M I Shank V Erb. GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM A ' First row: Keim. I.. Erb, Bawley. Linderman, Spcng. Behm. Stover. A MY'-4 Second row: Burkey llvlanuqerl, Koller. Schouls. Coyle. Miss Lutz lCoachD. V. Erb, 1 5, Kift. Burkhart, Savage, Or. mcmaqerl. in ,W , 1 . Q1 ,. 1 ies: f . ' ' 1 ., X ,MM mz...v......aS4Qa. a.. ,Mila I JW... .-,... MM V , fix . Q? 'Q' Q ' TA 9+ 1 i, : Kc 'K V, KW ww CROSS CCUNTRY Kneeling: Luiz, Hassler, Reinhurt. Rickenbuch. Schock. , Siundinqz Kaninex. fMcmcxqer1. White, Young. Wright, Wentzel, Mr. Hefiner. 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Showalter AQ? 27 I .I .J,gg1.,Vl N ww:-Mg, .S 99 A 3 'F' Wiliiesf RUTH HEHTZ JACK GOUNDER Best Dancers BETTY SPANG HUGH HAIN ,,:,. ' ' f ,W MMF Talkers ANITA XIFT IACKSON SNYDER Q, LELA ENOLH BYUSQQQM . GRACE YRII,-Q CHARLES EVANS Bxqqesi Flxris SCHABLET YOUNG GEORGE ALBBIGHT MARY ANE MARCH Best Aihleies RICHARD THIRY WALTER KELLER Ream 31,556 1: Nzwcxs LAMPHECHT 2 PAUL Yonex Best Sports EVELYN SHULTZ RICHARD WEIDER Most Diqniiied 5 RUTH HECKMAN I RANALD common. J Most Popular ANN KLINE RICHARD MARCH 'W-. + ,I ' V f ' Most Bushiui EMMA WENRICH ALBERT GHOFF Best Looking DORIS CHARNEY FRANKLIN BLIMLINE Best All Around LUCILLE KEIM VVILLIAM SELTZER W ' I I A' f , -eva' X I ?4fuQvj!g.14X ' if ,,!, Q' I' ff' A ,fa I ' f y 03. ,T Best Dressed I L I I, MURIEL D1LTs Giqqam ROBERT 1-'IDLER BEVERLY SRWMILLEB I EARL REDCAY C. Huvsb sf. is -I -ww 3 H y, 1 ' as .1 ,ESQ 'K a A ff W, X LUCILLE KEIM DONALD WEBER MARIE SPECK fCO-SG1uiGfOfiG!1, cVCl19d1,CtO11GI1, I x - fCQ.5a1ufa1onanJ I K fr G . H A D 47? ,,, . ,mf M .. 1 - ' f 74 x K R 'L Q K x 1.,rH I G1 . A , RS COMMENCEIVIE SP MARY JANE MARCH LELA ENOCH , , ,, . ,- A - , . MURIEL DILTS Y Yimfimqm his devotion to his work he came to Je field fn peace Lifes battles fought: life's duties done: So let him sleep that dreamless sleep, Our sorrows clustering round his head He lives with God, 'he is not dead. Three score years and seven was the length of his earthly lite. From early youth until the time of his entrance into eternal life the dominant influences of his life were work, duty, dependability and unseltishness, Thus do we briefly recount the lite of lcrcob S. Weaver with Whom it has been our pleasure to work for a period of sixteen years. Mr. Weaver served as chief engineer ot our hiqh school build- ina since its erection in 1926. He was cr most respected, reliable, and com- petent worker. Nothing was too much for him to do. He was always thorough- lyl dependable. Modest, unassuming, sympathetic and tolerant, Mr. Weaver always stood ready to help those whom he held in heh esteem, He was particularly faith- ei to the school district which he served so faithfully for so many years. Because look upon the school house as his own. He took qreat pride in keepinq it clean, tree from dirt, its parts in qood working order and all necessary repairs prop' erly made. During the entire period of his ern- ployment by the school district he never missed a day of work because ot ill- ness. He remained on duty until the I know of no more worthy exit from liie than to live to a fairly good age and than have Gods messenger take us away while at work. As we farewell to Mr. Weaver there is a catch in our throat and a mist in our eyes for we know we have lost cr faithful worker and a devoted friend. May his soul rest in peace for ever and the example of his lite remain an in- spiration to devote ourselves faithfully to all our duties. - -4'- C. I. Hernrnia M 1? N 5 my-1 x L Q31 Q we an 5 7 2 X X. vii' ggi? V 5 2 E 5 i E 'Ea X... ,ac 044' A 4-nf rv A-ev'-'fm W 'wmv Qi' fr: ' .Q W H... ,tif ,. A 15 .. riff . . S . .. .A le? , ,. .. H.. W., f.. i gz . if . , T. . We 1.- ., SA Homeroom--First Row: Gounder. Binqamcn. Duffy. Binder. Mr. Schrock. Chai-nay. Biemkonbiller. Brumhach. Second row: Bndbnuur. Delonq, , iv Breitenltein. Ansel. Adams. Enoch. Burkoy. C. Coldren. Bowmcro. Third Row: Bitzer. Dolls. Deishor. Chnnish. Creek. Fisher. Crowder. Aumon. Bechtel. Fourth Row: Fidler. Fritz. Boehm. Baker. Mbriqhtnkigony. Biirnllrxe. Brown. Fifth Row: Beilhart. Anderson. Douirich. Edwards. Bachmann. Council. Actor. Aspokardu. Grafton. V' . Q, SB Homeroom--First Row: Hampele. Irme Fisher. Kift. S.,Hnh1. Miss Zwald. Iankowska. Hertz. Prymoyer, Houshower. Second Row: Horninq. F. Kunkel. A. 'Q Q Ketier. L. Kline. G. Fritz, Ioan Fisher. Hackman. R. Kctchel. Kring. Third Rom: Kessler. Krick. Iohnston, Homberqer. A. Kline, Hcmrunft. Hadley. Henhlcmd, L . fffg E. Kaffe. Fourth Row: Kegerise. Klopp. Garis. Keller. H. Hain. lsett. Kaninor. Killinqer. Hartzog. Fifth Row: Haqmayor. Hilbush. Haier. Fittorlinq. C. Fritz. '35 5 Lenonti. Groif. A , TV' 9C Homeroom--First Row: Millet. Myers. 'Shetx'one. Livinqhouae. Mr. Morrow. March. Lumprecht, Shelter. Reber. Second Row: Roinhold. Nelson. Riclrenbcch. Lutz. Peitrovito. Scheuren. Reiirnyder, Lasher. Third Row: Miller. Rauiioui, Luckenbill. Sawmiller. Myers. Keirn. Patterson. Mcintyre. Fourth Row: Schaeffer. G it Morning. Mclntyre. Schloppech. Schubert. Seltzer. McCann. Hemp. Fifth Row: McGowan. Smith. March. Nagle Redcuy. Orth. Snyder. I. Smith. , 1 ' 'F ,'4.g,, 9D Homeroom-First Row: Shirey, Smith. Spangler. Shultz. Miss KXUPP. Sweitxer. Yerger. Tothero. E. Smith. Second Row: Shirk. Wenizel. Slerner. Young. Wisir Swliqari. White. Spnnq. Speck. Third Row: Zimmerman. Stupp. Zieber. Werner. Steliy. Yoder. Sherwood. Yeager. Fourth Bow: Witmcn, Shirk. Squibb. , or Thomas. Woods. Wagner. Yetter. Weider. Wendlinq. Fifth Row: Thirey. Weber. Wenrich. Williams. C. Werner. Wealund. Wenrich. A 51 S' 1 F 5 if F f , oiooh - - lire F + F ii at I JA , -' k.,. K . I f KK Q if V:,V 5 , S K S1 i I is .LLL Jk. 4. 7 -- X 'Q :il Q V I --VV it - if A AL H ,QQ AZ . . if 5 gf W 34 Qr4.fZZ,,..fz'fi-10 A .,,.W, 5125225 QQ 11 .- . 'I . - - ' f f ' : AA .15 -' 1 T ' - ff? fi ' f 2 fi i. J? ,ww Z' ,rv . S .oii . 25 M 5 . 5 . f ., ... if I1 mf - ' ff? . ff' ' A kwgqiiitiii Y ,r 'V ' J ' 5 ie? F , o I 2 4. if ohii -:XJ Li' 6945 M 1 W . ,f I K LVV, f. K S .V 1 to ,f ' I K F7 ti . . it F. . , 0 ..,,. iii? . 35555 ' - ' .4-af, ,we y o V at H - o , W HSE? - Q na . -ae .' A , Q . ij 1 Qooi. . .,.... '...i eoio it -V ' f r.ii- , l ....f V + I M S P' II. .5 95? ' ' D al 4 2216 im!! MEMORIAL HCIVIE Esfabllshecl 1 00 No Road Too Small No Dis ance oo rea SHILLINGTON, PA. MRS. CHAS. D. B. KINDT cl-ms. D. R. KINDT i - 65 Q ' 9 f T G f Get It ot Eberly's Eber1y's Drug Store Rory M. Eberly, Class 1922 POST OFFICE BUILDING SHILLINGTON, PA. Yetter News Agency 400 Stote Street Shllllnqton Penno INSURANCE DIAL 2 1879 SPEEDWAY GREENHOUSES Mrs Lloyd A Mtller Prop Chorce Cut Flowers Funeral Work Potted Plornts Member T D S Phone 3 7448 32 State Street Shlllmgton Pa RICKENBACH'S KEYSTONE sToRE PENNWYN if Dial 2-0444 Sl-IAEFFERS Atlontlc Serv1oe Stotlon SHILLINGTON HAVE YOUR CAR LUBRICATED THE FLORIDA ROAD TEST WAY FRESH DAILY DAIRY IVIAID ICE CREAM 4l West Lotncotster Avenue Slrnlllnqton Pot I ' . . -k , ' 9: . . , . if if . . , . I I U THE PENNWYN PARENT TEACHER CIVIC ASSOCIATION if Extends Best Wishes and Congratulations To THE CLASS OF 1942 if SHILLINGTON HIGH scHooL S K HEFFLEY CO Kelloqas Canned Foods General Merchandlse ADAMSTOWN PA WE HAVE LEARNED AND WE SHALL LIVE Safeguard Amenca Pennsylvanla Your town Your home YOURSELF Buy defense stamps and BONDS Wrtman of Redcay Class of 42 G H BISHOP Electrlcal Appliances Erlqldalre Refrlaerators and Electrro Ranges Bendlx Home Laundry Thor Washer Phllco Radlo DUO THERM OIL HEATERS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 251 ADAMSTOWN PA Compliments of F8:MHATCO Denver Pa EDWIN MESSNER Palnter Enamels Phone 407 ADAMSTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF FLORENCE ZERBE S Beauty Shoppe Phone Sl l ADAMSTOWN PA DEGLER'S SERVICE STATION AND LUNCH ROOM Corner of Furlows Road and Route 222 Phone 461 Adamstown ic ,,,- ,.,- French's Paints, Varnishes, Compliments of WITMAN'S Meat Market ADAMSTOWN. PA. Compliments ot I-ICPE l-ICSIERY MILLS ADAMSTOWN REAMSTOWN MONROE U NOLL Modem Plumbmg and Heating Water Systems All Kmds ot Repair Work ADAMSTOWN PA W W YELK Gulf Service Washlng Lubrlcatmon Battery and Tire Service Light Lunch ADAMSTOWN PA Along the New Highway R. C. YERGER Class of ZS Electrical Sales and Service it Phone 147 ADAMSTOWN. PA. LCOK AT YCUE HAT EVERYBODY ELSE DCES Harry K Krrng Dealer m L me and Cement F1rst Class Choppmq a Specialty Larro Dalry and Poultry Feed Also Purma Poultry and Dairy Feeds PHONE 236 ADAMSTOWN I Flour, Feed, Gram, Hay, Straw, . - -I . . Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Acker Miss Betty Adams Mrs. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Adams M. L. Albright Edward Anderson Anqstadt Stephen Ansel Mrs. Iohn Artz lvlr. and Mrs. Lloyd Artz Melda L. Artz Mr. and Mrs. Austin Willard Bachman Mr. L. Wilson Bachman Mrs. Fred Baisch Mr. and Mis. Herman Bare William Bearinger Charles Bechtel, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Beck lola V. Beilhart Mr. Iohn A. Beilhart Maranda I. Beilhart Gail Beirman Mr. and Mrs. Doris Berger Ira Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bixler Guy Beirman R. W. Betz H. I. Bicker Steward Binkley E. R. Bixler Mildred E. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blankenbiller Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blankenbiller Franklin Blimline Mrs. Bobst Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bodenhorn Iohn Boehringer Fred B. Bohman Boone Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bostick Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Bowman Iack Bratton Mrs. A. O. Bredbenner Loretta A. Breitenstein Miss Lillie Brendle Mrs. Mary C. Brendle Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brudereck Miss Dorothy Bucher Herbert Burkey, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burkey, Sr. Mrs. Herman Burkhart Miss Myrtle Burkhart Miss Gladys Helen Charney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Charney, Ir. Calvin K. Chase Betty Coldren Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Coldren Mr. and Mrs. Elwood E. Coldren Miss Eynon Cooper Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Cooper Mrs. Anna Curley Mr. Elmer Curley Mr. and Mrs. NValter Curley Mr and Mrs. Davey Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Degler Mr, and Mrs. Thelma DeHart Mr. C. D. De Lonq Mr. and Mrs, De'l'emple Miss Iean Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson Mr, and Mrs. Erwin Diener Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dilts PATRON LIST Muriel Dilts Wendell K. Dilts Henry Doutrich Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Doutrich Mr. and Mrs. C. 'l'. Eisenhauer Lela I. Enoch Mr. and Mrs. I. Earl Enoch Mrs. P. W. Erdman Mrs. W. E. Erich Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Ermontraut, Ir. Earl Eshelman l. Franklin Faust, Ir, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Fehl Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ficthorn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ficthorn Mr. and Mrs. Iay Fidler Amada Fisher Earl M. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Iohn B. Frankhouser Mary Iane Frazer Mr. and Mrs. Milford Frazer Mr. Paul Freed A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. Edwin R. Fritz Grace Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Iames E. 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