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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1943 volume:

'7 4 ,I e ,N V EL R R fx Q, Nl, Q N . v in K My Cf. at H1 ur alma U I da 09 .: 3 U' u 45 3 E .c if 'U C fu th wh! 2 Q9 c 1 -.'s1ldUi'uln 76Z'9.'S'-C0 voU.':36'.. M95 Nm ...u '?--2,2 'EEN ann 505-gina an x-38 ,J '-0 5.2 -129' nc, a- N ,ESQ Q'UE 1.---,,,:v-...N .,.-22-522218 Nttqhull QU Q--E 0 'Cob- .:523z.,,-u 'v.'us':f-N32 F42-3-go - WQQEQSE offov.-0 s..qmu...,,,-C M2-sa-ma-' W d....gQ gm '5 ,,3w1,3m.E ..:: css... o-Q0-5E,,.N DCf'.4-soo.: -U19-ul--and ...--M 0 4,fv i 5 2 A few years ago Miss Snyder was fondly referred to as The Lady of the Hour. Once again, we, the class of '43 shall give her that title. When confronked with opposition through our four years of learning, Miss Snyder has always been willing to assist us. She has been primarily responsible for the success of our enter- prises. How often has the unsung hero gone unrecognized? Well not in this instance, the members of the class of '43 fully realize the timely advice and willing service rendered them by their principal. As a small token of their esteem for ihese couniless courtesies and services, fhe class of '43 wishes to dedicate their year book to their Lady of the Hour, Miss E. Myrtle Snyder. r i 1 i KW X f.. .. N .g.,,'f.,.,,. QQ., , sf ? f 'H ydaiiirfifilzskfiis W A- ' 'J A , x ?aafwlajSa6oo6D' S d-WM, Fred W. Griemes Cpresidentj Dr. L. R. Rothermel CTYBBSFHCID. cate r , Standing'-Mr. lrwin L. Kegzrise QVice-presidentj, Mr. Adam D. Huntzmger Secretaryl, Mr. Clair L. Naugie Jw Ex-fm ' 'I 2 Q 5 .,......-r-.NM , , 9 or ROBERT J. BARTON F - Roast turkey A -- Sharpiesn C -- Amicilile U - EgStqStrauseburg B. S. -ll' A 34 ill 259.15 uf? E- :JS S.. :E E. S. Q4-1l 'CfNy'1'1 MR. WILLIAAM N. BRUNNER - Home-made chicken pie - Unnecessary noise -- Reserved -- Kutztown S.T.C. -- Travel '- Too many to mention -- Travel KEY F -- Favorite food A- Abhorvence C -- Characteristic U - University or college L -- Likes T -- Thrill Y - Yeaming ,4--qF CfN3o rr QMR. CHARLES J, HEMMIG -'M All kinds of fruit M lnefficiency --A Genia! M- U. of P.-95.9 M.A. W- Engage in sports -M lmprovement in young people M- To teach T ll ay' 5 it Q as .4-4F'CfXjr'n l S 3 ii i MR. CARLTON F. BOYER Pork chops Promises made and not kept Helpful Pa. Museum 8m School of Arts My wife's cooking Hunting and fishing To travel around the world ARDATH R. DAVIDHEIE F -- lce cream A -- Uncooperative people C -- Jovial U - Mansfield S.T.C.-B.S. 3 L -- Laugh and have a good time 1 T - Enthusiastic class l Y - Get married A 5 5 2 E 5 5 r 2 5 MSS JANE W, EVANS Celexy Tardy people Modest Albright-PBS. Do handicraft Airplane rides I See the world MR. WiLLiAM H. ,FIRING Frgnch-fried potatcaes Peopie nat doing their best Earnest Albright-B,S. Athletics and fishing Seeing Olympic games in '32 Txave! around the worfd NC--iI 'Cr'Sb'n MISS E. MYRTLE SNYDER -- Lobster -- A rasping shrill voice - lngenious L.V.C.-AB. 81 Coiumbia-M.S. -- Goff -- Meeting peopie -- National Rehabilitation -.4-4r Cf aja-r1 sq--1F'C1l1jv-n MRS. MERUKM x x HI-LIFE '43 BP! 7 se-ircnjs-rr s4-rr C- ij,-vi MR. PAUL FREED Stewecl chicken Talking when l'm talking Jovial Muhlenberg-B.S. Sports, movies Returning to S.H.S. Doctor MISS DOROTHY HESS French pastry indifferent pupils Reserved W.C,S.T.C.-B.S. in Music Riding and gardening Successiul musical concert Concert pianist MR. RUHL L, HEFFNER F -- Chicken A - Poorly played basketball games Nonchalant U - ReiderfB.C.S. l.. - Coaching T - Tobogganing in winter Y- To be young again i . 3 4.5 'L K 2 up E ., I. . rr, ,E i '4--H'Ci ty'1'r -4-4r '4:fXjs-n MRS. RUHL HEFFNER Dessert Seeing a pretty girl chew gum Helpful Simmons-BS. Knitting Symphony orchestra Raise a large family in style MR. RUSSELL KISTLER Tenderloin steak People who waste their time Ambitious Muhlenberg-AB. Recreationf sports Pupil who knows his lesson To go after Hitler wi, Swv 7 MR. PAUL T. KLOPP Sea food platter 'Scif-satisfied peopie Friendiy F.8-M,-AB. Deep sea fishing Taking a good picturz Practice medicine M155 GLADYS LUTZ Chocolate cake, ice cream Unnecessary n0iSeS Congeniai Wesi Chester S.T.C.-BS. Reading, sports, basketbafl Nations! Anthem Air Hostess MISS THELMA KUTCH F '- Raw carrots A - inconsiderate penpie C -- Amiabfe U -' Aibright-AB. L M Reading, movies, sports game Ni -4 ! -- Getting flowers Tfavel to Pan-America MR, WILLIAM A, MORROW F -H Liver and unions A N- Sour notes C -M Pleasant U M- Lafayette-B,S. L -Q Hunting and fishing T --- Playing a Siradivarius Y -- Spend winter in Florida M 'yi 'gimss LORRAINE UCHTENWALNER Beef steak, well done Pecxple gossiping Dainty Bioomsburg SIC.-BS. R ai la sands arts 2 4319, n v 'P Beautafuf church musec Surgeon I qdrqnym qdrcnpm MISS MARY M. MOYER -- Strawberry slwortcake -- American? complaining -- Verbose -- Albright-AB. 81 U. of P.-M.A. - Hiking -- Seeing Grand Canyon - Join the WAVES MISS ARLENE E. SCI-IAEFFER -- 'Broiled lobster -- Meddlers -- Reserved -- Hood-AB. 81 Drexel-B.S. - Travel -- The Army Air Corps -' Go abroad 7 -.4-irwggnjp-vi 0,2 MR. J, ALLEN RICHARDS Shad roe Gum chewers Sociable L.V.C.-AB. 81 Columbia-M.A. ' Play baseball Shaking hands with Babe Ruth Live in Florida S uw an rn rn --1 m F' r' 3' 3' 'U rn Z Z rn 'U P YN X rn qdfchym sg-Il'Cf'Sj-n X Breaded veal cutlet Deceitful People Conservative Albright-AB. Travel Trains Time to call my own MR. JOHN H. SCHRACK Apples Handshalcers Enthusiastic Dulce-M.Ed. 84 Kutztown-B.S. Walking Referee basketball game Take a summer vacation KATHRYN O. SHOWALTER Roast chicken Bluffers lnclustrious U. of P.-B.S.f MS. Reading Caught in a cloud bursi Be a Fourth grade teacher MR, FRANKLIN GRAEFF Roast pork Carelessness of studenis Amiable Penn State Aviation, radio Progressive work in students Teach in a college -.4r-if Cl 13v r1 -.g-4I C,Z0jv-r-1 MR. WESLEY R. UPDIKE Louisiana spagheiti Faint numerals A good sport Ursinus-AB. 8: U. nf P.-M.S, Collecting alarm clocks First remembrance of Santa Build a home on Slate Hill MR. LUTHER A. WElK Sea food Pampered darlings Easy-to-get-along-with l..V.C.-8.5, 8- U. of P.-M.A Fishing G cl ic oo mus Drive a Fitz engine 5 1 MISS MARIE LUTZ Secretary tn Mr. Hemmig MR. LEINBACH Janitor MR, GOODMAN Janitor M153 LEONORE KEGERISE Secretary to Miss Snyder MR. MATZ Janitor v M Wnmf , X X f X fi wal xXXX his Z az Q X, ' A A fi? ww X 'a'.fa'H+ Nil ss-ss fu ' 1 XJ' mf 63. V f 1 fl Ht? i e J f A + , ' SENUQRWS wcxO-in-4 KEY Vocation lrlcs Characteristic Thrill Outsfzending food Recreation Yearning NCHUO-wi-4' -.4mC--in--4 ALICE ALBRIGHT Stylist Braggarts Reserved ' Riding in a convertible Brzaded veal eutlets Listening to records Travel WILLARD BABB Agronornical engineer Boring people innovative Nature Steals and mushrooms Publishing a newspaper Run school for a week f.q:.oQ-if s-4 JOHN ARTZ Navy aviation mechanic Some girls Pranlcish Harry James' At Laskn Strawberry short cake Homework A crack at Hitler amp. My -4700-an-4 -1210-fo-4 DOROTHEA APSOKARDU -- Housewife --' Noisy chewers of celery -- Dignifiecl -- Cugats' music --f Candied yarns Che:vying -- Be a John Powers model DORIS BERGER -- Teacher - Flies -- Jolly -- Yet to be thrilled -- Corn pie -- Riding a bicycle -- Broadway actress ANNA MAE BEWLEY Secretary Sun in my eyes in bed Stasdious Glenn Millers' music ice cream Playing guitar Ronald Reagan as a neighbor RVILBUR BOLTZ Baseball or aviation Noise when doing homework Pleasant Striking three batters out Fried chicken Sports Fly a P-38 of rw rfft RICHARD BITZER fb mijsoixif V -- Photo-finisher l '- Pests C r' Quiet T W- Star-Spangled Banner O N' Spaghetti R -- Radio and records Y -- Sing with a Famous orchestra 1210-rft-4 s4poQ-in-4 S? all VERA BlNKLY -r Clothing purchasing agent - Noisy gum chewers -- Guiei -- My Devotion - French friecls -f ln company of a certain boy -- Live in the country RICHARD BRINSER - Physician -- inquisitive people H- Shy - Driving a roadster - Turkey and filling -f Playing pinochle - Travel -4 ARLENE BURKHART Physical Eel. teacher Gossiping with other people -C WlLLlAM BUSH, Driver of a T. N. T. truck '-1108 Day-dreaming A tapping on the window -IO Anybody from BOYBYQO wn i-ff1vfD Apple pie and milk Participating in sporis Live in the mountaini -GDC 4 EYNON COOPER 4 fy.- Chemist Dogs with shrill barks Flirtatious f5,-. Q-4 Moonlight dancing Asparagusg spaghetti Q-4 jovial Kicked out of football game Hot clogs Sleeping Give my opinion of teachers JANE COYLE Secretary Ringing of an alarm clock Amiable Number 32 Hamburgers and French Frieds Z5 Reading and dancing W Horseback riding of Professionai model NGGO-HW-4 FORREST COMPTON Lawyer Silly people Conscientious Boogie Woogie and baseball Sirloin steak and mushrooms Playing guitar Travel NC Join the WAAC Q iff fat? Q 13, 152213 1 we rr- gi5,,,, 'S M! SHlRLEY DKKSON Dress designer Forced laughs Retiring Moonlight Chocolake cake Movies Travel THOMAS ENOCH --- Aviaiion H- Conceited people -- Collegiate -- Harry James' trumpei - ltalian sandwiches f- Movies - Fly a P-47 wide open is mi gd N4x:O-WN'-4 JOYCE ECKENROTH Secretary Nagging Giggling Good saxophone playing Ham barbecue Movies Play sax in good orchestra ANNARUTH EBERLY V -- Dancer l - Conceited fellows C -- Reserved T -- Tall, dark, handsome men O -- Chocolate cake R -- Movies Y -- Ride in a convertible 6- . r ' c. 'wk' M mrww V -' Secretary r I - Dry people C -' Flambcyant V T - Foofball sweater ' O '- lce cream Ai R -' Sports Q Y -M Gym teacher s 3-w---f w.4n:Q-sh-4 QQZJO-40--4 LAWRENCE EVANS Uncertain Doing geometry on lined paper lndustrious A good book Buckwheat cakes Reading To be a success CLYDE FRITZ Saiesman Certain teachers Nonchalant Driving a big Buick Chicken Sieeping To live on the moon WILLIAM FICHTHORN V -- Hat manufacturer l '- Corny jokes C -- Studious T -- Certain Junior brownette O -- Sirloin steak R -' Movies Y -- Manufacture hats BETTY GEHMAN V -- Secretary I fr- Conceited people C M- Quiet T -- Red Studebaker O -- Chile Con Came R -- Reading Y -- oin the WAAC AUSTIN FISHER 4 Armed forces P: Q One track minds FS Enthusiastic --I Adventure Q O Spaghetti Z7 Dancing '-4. To be a Flying Tiger ,,fwww,.,. wdofw' 44210-4f'1--4 1 JEAN GROOME -- Dental hygienist -- Critics ---,I independent -- A good orchestra -- Steak and mashed potatoes -- Dancing -- High bowling score VERNE HAFER Housewife Gassips Cardiai Harry James' music Chicken croqueftes Dancing ' To get married -4:oO--on---Q Cf? Oy RUTH HAAS Nurse Biuffefrs Friendly A certain someone Veal cutietsj French Meds Bcswiingf swimming Hostess on a big airiiner D-C220-K-if'i-4 ELIZA BETH GUTH Being a cowboy radio singer Symphony orchestras Pwppvl A ceriam Oakbrook bay Breaded veal cutieis Listening ta cowbuy music To meet Harry James -4220-ff v-42 1-'l F5 Q??fi92 - 2a,g23 3 2 3 3 --EMU 3 .400 2 Q ..... ' 2, 2 3 a m 2. I ,Z IP' .aw 3 3, cn as -i KT! an -QQUO-th--4 NCBUO-40-4 NORMAN HARTMAN Operator of relri eration Wise guys and silly girls Aloof A nice blonde Turkey Horseback riding To travel JUNE HERTZOG Farmers wife Flirtations girls Sentimental A certain senior boy Pork chopsf French frieds Dates with that senior boy Head nurse in a Naval hospital W FWD .ge pf N420-orw-4 s4naQ-aft--4 HELEN HEFFNER' i Secretary Gossip Demure Harry James' trumpet music ltalian sandwiches Reading To stop the wer ROBERT HERTZOG To be a soldier Eighth graders in Scout Troop Carefree First night at camp Hamburgers Movies Become e mechanical engineer MYRTLE HELLENTHAL 4' Secretary would-be glamour girls Pr Jr:-vial --'I Tall, clark, wavy-hairecl boy G Cakes Movies NC!! Jenin the WAAC .A fi' --f' ..-..-wi---.,, ,- ,.,, ,',, W LESTER HIMMELBERGER Business man Compeiitnon with my girl '- Remote -- Airplane riding -- Spaghetti - Movies -' Become manager of a 5 and 10 LEVENA KEGERlSE Dancing career, housewife People ar uing over nothing Contentedg Dancing the Poll-za Lebanon bologna Dancing Take a trip to Paris .-M . , , .,,:: ',f, V 'i 'fi' i ,A K . All . -7, 'K fi' V ' .3 ,D b: : 5,,-,gig 5 Q' g iz fx 1-x , i ' s , ark.: ,. ,L . V a 'AA W MARGIE HURST Companion secretary Jive Kids Agreeable Navy blue Italian sandwiches Dancing and eatin To attend Hitlefs iuneral -420-IH-4 -4:00-HN-4 l ...a FRANK HOFFMAN -- Clerk - Undecided people -- Lanlcy - Driving over 30 miles per hour -- Hot dogs and chocolate milk -- Movies -- Hitch hike around the world AUCE KEIPER Docioris assistant Keeping quiet Loquacious When Mae gets the car Chocolate sodas Bowling To live in Hawaii ,WW QZOAU-4 1:50-in--4 STEWART KElSER Pla in symphon orchestra Girls that smoke Y Energetic A certain girl lce cream Walking To own an amusement park GRACE KESSLER Doctor! secretary Gossip Amieble A certain fellow Cheeseburgers Bowling Join the WAAC 5 I qmQ4m-4 CHARLES KERPER Aviation 7:30 alarmg September-June Conscientious Flying Veal cutlets Model airplane building Sink the Jap Navy 1mO4n-4 l xxO4n-4 GLORlA KELLER Dance and then get married Conceitecl people Jovial Flying with a certain fellow lce cream Dancing, bowling . Travel EARL KOCH - Drafting Explanation of a Umovie' -- Studious - Tunnel of love - Pork chops and potatoes - Building airplane models -- Hang the Axis EMILY KACHEL Housewife Gossip Pieesant A '39 Chevrolet italian sandwiches Dancing To get a good sho! at Hitler - DDNALD LENGLE -- En?ineer -- Ska-e jokes -- Boastful - Harry James' Crchestra -- Chicken -- Photography, dancin -M To have a million doaers BETTY KOLLER V -- Home economics teacher I H- Con-ay iokes C -- Kind - T -- Daring activity O -- Hamburgers and Fr-:nch frieds R -- Skating and movies Y -' Co cert pianist fi wr, WW Q37 u:mO--an--4 ROBERT KOHL -- Officer in Marine Corps -- Homework -- Quiet r -- To bow! over 200 -- Hamburgers and French frieds -- Bowfing -- Join Marine Paratroops EDWARD LEONARD V -- Join Marine Paratroops I - People from Boyz:-town C -- All-around Spud T -- A certain bionde -42:0 I Tea bone siealri French fri -- Bowling -- Professional basebali cds r -42:0-in-4 Vx. JJP x r N Y GLENN LINDERMAN i4z:O--in-4 i --- Millcman -- Silly girls -- Versatile afhlete -- Blacl-:outs at 204 Brolzst Si. Reliable dairy milk -- Sporis -- Drive a fire engine up Broadway ROBERT MARCH -- gusinessman - resumptuous eo le -- Philanderer P P -- .litterbugging -- Chicken and spaghetti - Dancing and reading -- Join the Navy I t, Ke or ,NN A., UN My in 'I -:JUG-40-4 A14 -1 JEANNE LORAH Painting and teaching music l'Wolves and eggs Congenial N. Y, Philharmonic Symphony Chicken chow mein Shooting at Archery Club Travel efffff? N420-+0-4 THELMA LINS V - Modeling .X l -- Young fellows smoking cigars C - Co-operative T -- A 'Squibbl' goodnighi kiss O -- Roasted duclcf French Frieda R -- Movies Y -- Be an actress KENNETH MATZ Highway patrclmen Boresome people Imaginative Driving a car Rabbit Dancing Shoot Hitler v .1 4 LESTER MATZ Aviation mechanic Self-centered people Cafefree Seeing ice hockey games French lrieds and hamburgers Eat and sleep End the war JEAN MQORE Be a wife Ccmceited people lnciependent Trumpet of Charlie: Spivak Spaghetti Write letters See the world KQSUO-WN--C SHIRLEY MOHN Hulse Smart talk Contented Leffers from a certain person Chile can carnz Write letters .loin the WAAC f-c:aQ-in-.Q Looms Mpcmzm V -- Motion picture manager l -m- Being disturbed after eating C Garrulous T -- Yet in be thrilled 0- Steak R -- Photography '7' --Q Travel RAYMQND MUNNGER '- Merchandising M Being law on finances 'M Clownish M Speeding -M Chicken ' --I Build model planes and basis -- Ride with Healy Lamarr XQFUC-HW'-42 LHJAN PGQLE Psythiatrisi Cigar smokers Talkative Harry Jamesl Trumpet gfeamedxonicgns aymg re f s Be a Wkggowg a plane -4:eCl2-W-4 Q, ELLA Pnaason. Own a dress shop Egotists Co-quettish 'Starciusiu by Tommy Dorsey Hamburgers Eating Fly amend the world GEGRGE REITER JACK RENI'-HNGER Aeronautical engineering Silly women -industrious Harry James' music lce cream Playing in an farchzstra Exhaust a car! speed RAY RINGLER Desinging aiiplanes When girls are late Happy-gn-lucky A date with someone new Hamburgers and French frieds Dancing To fly JAMES RICHARDS l STERLING RKKENBACH w4z:O-ifi-4 fmodm-4 Aviator Blackhaired girls Happy-go-lucky When l pass a test Italian spaghetti Movies Exchange places with Mr, Weil-r JEAN RlSH Ell..l. Army or Navy nurse Coriceitecl boys Carefree Phcne calls from S. C. Clams Movies Score 900 in a bowling game 4wOH0-4 Music Girls smoking Pleasant A Coyle ine! a burned Veal cutlets Sports and music Study music abroad ,r Q - i, ff 5 E F' I -.:xQ-an-4 JAMES RITTENHOUSE Uhcertain Show-offs Bashfu! Airpiane rides Spaghetti and meat balls Building made! airplanes Sto p the war NVJLBUR SAVAGE movie player I -cr-v0-+fN---42 Navy aviaicr Prvzsumptuous pecaple Cheerful! To see a miiiiafy parade French fried potatoes Sports Be an zfecifician K4wO -rfw--4 DOROTHY SAVAGE Own a dress shop Waiting for peopie Scciabie A certain marine Veal cufiats Dancing Own fnur s 0-1 WW? VICTORIA SCHNADER Salesgiri Teachers Flirfatious When,ihe Hee! comes in Spaghefki RQ-lie: skating Marry a sailer JEAN SCULL Penn Sized Corps 6 S Z xi. '-c:vO--W-4 I CLARABEL SCHOOLS Join the WAVES 5i1GW'0Ff5 lndustricvus Boy in khaki italian sandwiches Cfeikinglv dancing .lain the WAVES fm N. :MQ Q ll, - K 3?-Q, ' . .L s nh SWK ,l'?5i,,mi V... I.. C.. T... Q.. rg... Y l N010-40-4 NANCY SHAUB Fashion illustrator Musical radio commercials Proficient A real White Christmas Swiss steak Drawing Marry a doctor l vmcsawm sowfr -- Secretarg -- Show-o s -- Flighty -- Number 30 on the football team - Spaghetti --- Movies, dancing -- Get married w::x:,0-in-.4. c, BETTY smm-n English teacher Opera music Docile Snow on Chrisimas Eve Spaghetti and meat balls Lisfen to Harry James --- Tour the world if KM' zo 0' QovO-'fi--4 SHIRLEY SHlREY 'l Drummer Conceited people Hep to the jive Frank Sinatra! singing Baked potatoes Sleeping Be in an orchestra ROY STAUFFER -- Undecided -- Lady drivers - Ailwleiic - Driving a motorcycle - Pot-pie -- Sports -- Meet Hitler in a locked room . . W, . 1, CARL STEFFY State cop Multiple radio reception Tricky Ye! to be thrilled Ham and olives Read and listen to radio GQ to West Point 5 GLENN sromc Chemist Going to English class Congenial '- A home run with bases loaded Pumpkin pike L Playing baieball Play maior league baseball JOHN STEFFY Policeman Fasting when l have a headache Reserved Airplane Flying Carrol: ar t hootm T ge s 'Hg 'Tear around i 5' MARTHA STCVER Secretary Two-faced people Lively Harvest moon Pot-pie Reading, sports Join the WAAC CHARLES TOTHERO War worker Girls who smoke Easy-going Rifle practice lce cream Sports Join Qhe Marines 'QQUQ-!!'S--'C db ARLINE THOMAS Bookkeeper Bossy people Amiable Seein a certain somebody Cold Tudge sundae Dancing Join the WAAC scxvO-fn-4 120-'f'f-4 MARTHA TERREY l Lawyefs privale secretary Conceited boys Coquettish Full moon and e'Billl' Crab cakes and sauer-lcraut Writing letters Certain marine on leave, 1946 ' RlTA TRACY Privaie secretary Conceiied girls Reserved A roller coaster ride Pork chops Radio and movies To trot the globe HELEN TREFZ Dental hygienist Two-faced people Versatile Sailing lialian sandwiches Sports and dancing Foreign correspondent NANCY TRUMBORE Nursing Waiting Affectionate Certain marine and a full moon Pumpkin pie Dancing Join the WAAC Qui Ja, -4:10-in-4 wif K! VIRGINIA TROXELL Secretary To be kept waiting Romantic A full moon and a '38 Ford lialian sandwiches Horseback riding Help to win this war -.4gaQ-in-4 r4wO-40-4 w DANlEL TREXLER Army Band trombonist Homework Enthusiastic Playing in Jazz Band Hamburgers and French fried: Movies Join the Air Corps KENNETH TRUPP Mechanic Rainy days Carefree, quiet Auto races French frieds Watching auto races To pilot a plane ug., - Mus., NCJHQ-:fl-4: z:O'--W-'C ELMER UMBENHAUER' Airplane pilot ' Grandstand quarterbacks Distinctive l 'Star Spangled Benner Brzacled veal cutlei Cowboy music, biking Travel around the world MARTHA WENRlCH Housewife . Gossip Pleasant boy -:WO-m---C -QJGO-in--:Q Machinist Seeing girls smoke Good nalureel Seeing lights go out Hamburgers and French fmacls Sccmiin the town To lcill lqlitler WENTZEL band CLAIRE MARIE WALK 4 Denial hygienist Gossips 0 Friendly --l You Made Me Love Youn O Sizzling steak W Hiking with my dog N4 To tal-re a world cruise HARRY WERTZ Truck driver Opera singing Unobtrusive Riding a motorcycle Frenbh fried potatoes Movies, driving To drive a large truck JAMES WINELAND Musician Stuck up girls and blondes Tallcaiivc A certain redhead Ham and spinach Girls, dancing Orchesixa leader -0:30-an-4 WILLIAM WHITEMAM War Worker Egutistical people Carefree Minding kids will! l.. E. Chicken poi pie Sports and swaying music To be Hitler s assassin O-W-4. l 'CW -QGUQ-ws-iq BETTY LOU Homemaker' Certain iuniof girls Per! Yet to be thrilled Fried chiclren Sleeping, dancin I Spend every w nter i '4mO-an--4 -4210-lf -4 - u KATHLEEN WOODS MARQAN YOUNDT Docioris assistant Eating in a movie Talkeiive Seeing Yncl lieuienants Roasi duck Dancing Go to New Caledonia wiLa,m.M wmewr Aviation Homework Carefree Yet to be thrilled Sauer-kraui Sports Be a flying marine V -- Nursing l --- Bragging C '-- Pleasant T -- A green Oldsmobile O -- Duck R -- Dancing Y Travel around the world r-4:uO'-411--Q JANE HASSLER igiurse d onceite eo le Friendly p P First ride in an airplane Chicken chow mein Writing letters A certain sailor's wife -4220-ff -4 MILDRED YOUNDI Nursing Conceited girls Friendly A certain boy with a blue car Chicken A La King Dancing X 4 75 i deem it oniy proper fo to pay our final respeotsi who could not graduate with ELMER AUMAN departed from us in eleventh gr JUNE BENSING departed from us in ninth gr DOROTHY THOMPSON departed from us in ninth gr 5 'E'-w S'-K QJPQND VW STUDENT Qouvkcm, QMU LEX 'YOVSC HVXAFE 51 PNY? 01691 XNG oq1c,xAe91'GP- 5991169233 CHOFNU9 COU fn-J V55 ,WN f :A N 0223, qi Z '- f' f ig P 4' 22 - RW 5. 25 J rg- 'I X baffx gk Q -xx AN S 1 E: X . A- 1 . Z' .L 0 X fi, Q ' is S 690 N f X' 5, if -axvw 4 i X .L.f f X f' 5 P 5 J V55 ff fu' 1 JL T3 bf 'Z 1 E, N jmlfff ,J X' 3? J , jf A may m. IZ, X XX 2 h A 5 Zfff gk A M gg K! A ef g 2 K 'I 'VX f l ww . X iff' , I 5 y fl' gf I, 3 W f Z1 1 l Sifoogov K' 1 Q, Dx fSfvOw-LQNAS' UDLQQ5 X . ,ak Wim 1 ooh 'fiwwe S9 ?e03.e ERR -'ff Qs G. S 09 1? 9,19-V' yXeYu'. 1- ew R51 95-PO gow Qfrhs. Yvinz Nffeygkswertz ASSOCIA Lo!5b's'90f'8' ,.w ' Wed' Hen 7- gowf. 9,41 ,W-ff Veg R,fful,,, YP15, 5 RQKGILLQUI sex . YW cad-9. I Reilfy M S 0 0 ' X45 ' VX ' CC if' X-Q65 P W On, Jcgtox-NWC X 1 , M ' ' 4 M ,V sey' Row 2 1 f CHATTERBOX STAFF N' .xx !? TYPISTS, ARTISTS, ADVISOR Row 1--Frederick, Shaub, Reber. Row 2-Willis, Babb, Lord, Eshelman, Mill, MacGowan, Miss Kutch. Row 3- Haeussler, Buchart. H, . A , K Z, JUNE HERTZOG RUTH 1-:AA Editor-in-Chigf Left to Right--Ruffner, Kantnzr, Zerbe, Stamm, Riegel. ' Agsocme Edigf, JW' AMULET Raw 1--Herb, Hill, Stamm Miss Snyder, Trelz, Haas, Shank, Macfiowan Row 2 Beweiy Wznriclv Evans Schenk Rennlnger, Kerper, Lorah, iilllmrdt. Row 3-Comptun, Olsen, Sh-sub Babb Umbenhauer l-lextzog Lms Burkhart TORCH Row 1--Hoyer, Squibb, Guinther, Shank---Pres. Sclaiaroli, Boltz, Mass Snyder, Tracy Row Y Mzllmger Excl! Rauclen bush, Heydt, Haeussler, Stamm, Kelfer, Ennis, guchart, Absent-'-Smatlm Dssser Batting Nelson, Showalter Emu, Whit man, Walid. STAGE CREW Len tn Ri he-s1.nkenbimf, Hoyer, Mays, Hema, K Rogers, Mein. CHEERLEADERS . First Row: Lindermen, Reinhart, Lutz Second Row: Mellinger, MacGowan, Wagner - STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1--Speck, Erb, Evans, Umbenhauer, Miss Snyder Wagner, L. Linderman. Row 2-L-Fritz, Eiuiienganbliow 3--Frymoyer, Mohn, Berger, Stamm, lfaech, Lutz, Smith, Absen!--Rickenbanh, ,E ar i, san. Eich, Scuil, Meifinger, G. Linderman, Bewely, counr RQW1--M' Sn 6 HrtA Tf Kip ,B I--Ch'fJ t' L' ,Olo L'ht,Hi Constable, :3?agn3r':zhieFo?of?lfonE:o2, Bixshi-Cgnfagfe. W umm' ms 5 nl .8 H. Row 2--Peters-Asst .ffm wEllllqgQ ,gpg JW skin' ,W ww gk A . my yum QT' Q, 5- RUS CHQ GH SENIOR H1 .Q-5-.55 0-CQ? 330' Chg 'x K 3:2 0-I ND. '2 2-941 .am U-l .. f N2 ' .c 5 UE 'H c:.a: 2:55 'LSB . J! N5 iii' 1358 -5 -. Suu- '-Nut: Nczaag ui:-2 .gear .C .2 X120 N LL? fn C 2,235 0 'UO 129' .0 .. .,11.c.D 56-.9. ' D gr-ar ..:: s5g',W '2lI'E a 12,3 I3 , . N533 0202 Eu.Dl- OVQE , 9 -2-3 Qjgr-Q .: ,0 as-1:8 vos. E331 an -C0 'Q 0 O Lin razer, L3 i . mme 5535 'diggs Eg. o 33 -s ...Z ,Evo 5.95-'za n. .J En .-.xi .! 'w 'v- NQEZLL' .:':g'Z. s: Qi :Gaia E515 ...gp :riff v-04965 men. 22355 1-Y2Qcnm' nada ! v+,N if 1 QI ' 5? ii' T I .f I . .. Sim E We ' 1 sf? f f.9' L? .2 ..,. W X . is 532 af 3 Q, ig. .3 V QQ . ,X s gk K M44., g,n.sq.. 4 1,4 vs f .jg :as 15 8 ima 'rlsitwf-,f'1Za SW' WA A en AX AAN AA Aw , .AAA - A,,AA,,AA ,A ,A ,AA A,,,,A AA,,AAf,A-AA, A-,AA,,AA,AAAffAA,A- A AA 2ffsaz'1f2,1::fA, 1-1ii1riz,,fAgAA1w-iia1,f:,ArwAAs-115' e'AQAAf:zAAf ,,Q1'1iv,xS,'wsifwdhff''lii?A2i'f?i?I??-W ,kf-fkxwiilfigy'SW'-Q5 f 'Mfg''-'9WWEif5 f?x1ifjE fZ , ,AA5,, A,,A, . AW, , w ,NAA AewA,AA,fAA-Ali,ggl-,AAAQ,AAA,AAy,,AM25AAg,gAAAQg5Ag-,AL A A AAA, AJ, Ap, Aw ,AAAA ,A Af, A2vAf,AAsz,m- '1z:4s:AA:5-A fAA,, AAA,,A , AQ, --AA AA,AAAf-AAAA,,Aw, AAQ,Ag,5?fzvfAA?,AA,AAAAAs,AAf,A:A,v, f vw--J2 ff-f,-PH,fA--'ff Aw, :fff,f,,A A ,AAWA-A ,- Q A-,AAN fAQ,,AAA,Af2,, A a,,AP,AAf,,lAA--AA --Aff nA ,,Az,,A ,--,A AMA ,,A-AMA-i AssAAA,AAf ,iw-2 :4f,1,:AAv'1f5:A',zA -- fff-- A-,1AA,,f 531- A--'ff wg: 'Q--'AA-,AAAs,A?f,,,g,ggqAAgggA4,gA,1 551 552,572 331 ENS ' 'AZafQTiQS,,lVAf5Q? A?:f-Qiiifaszlfzgw?xii?5' Y A Aw , A, ,A .,.L t,,...L A ,NAA K A 7 -' -f A-,A AA,w,--1,-ffA,Ay,,AA,,AAA,:A-AMAgaggfA534AAgzgsgigygg-f3g?5?5Ag,,ZA4,j5-AAU,AAAFYAA,Af,AAw,AA y,,fffA,AA 'A .A A ' A A3 K,, A, f,,, 2 512- 'AAA,,AAg '1Asv1AAf Hssifi -U H :Jwui ,, A , A A A, A- ff AA f--W, AA A--HA A- A, AA ,Q ,AA A,,AAQ, A -AA-,AAAA,,Aaw-AAA,,A--Af, ' ' ' ' wie, ',,fAA-M--Vi-25,:i2ziv,f'Ar,Af-,'1-Mf:,f'Af: A591155 A A A ,, , , A 3If57Q: Zf,f?iEfi'z,g Q74 A f7,,f', A Wim if' '1'f?z,: Af:-- A A a,,-., , ,, A fir AA. A AAAAAAA AAA, A ,, 'ASI' A- 1f 1,A1f,fA-Jf,A wg AAA-,,141,z,AAff'A 'i,,Aw'eAAHEvAAH, G W A - A- A , A A,,, ,,AA , A A , A ,- A- 1- fu, A , , , X ,, , ,,f,,m gaikA,L,A,,,,:,A,kAA,,,AAA ,, A, A,1A .-, 5'fi'fA 2, AK QA-fl??E,'lA5iiiffiffi,'55i2'A?Q5YE52fkE:l1E?i:,,,fiii'f51Y, 5753974 'A-A - iTAvi,M,- 5111, -'+2i1Ai1:ffvAAs'1zAA' ,AA-if 'f ,Agfgfm-5155325 AA , ' 'f5,f??Y,g f'ifl15 YE, AF3T,Q2Vj-iff: ' ffl 'Azz 59? li -W4 'f'- VI' 7 f VVV7 AA ,,, A :ff A ,A AAAAAME, 3 A f -w,-,-As,,AAA-A ,, ,,, kk,, M,,AA,,A1f,AA,Ai,AAA,A ,,,,gAA,AAggyg-Aw, . ..,,...., fAAAA,,AAA ..., AA A -.'.,,,.. ,,A,,AA ,A,,, ,,,A - 'A 1,45 H--?iaQ,,':i2Y,5',:z:':w,A1w,AsszAff Y2i'm?A:e1AHfE Av 'BWGKQ ,,A ,AA ,,,.. , - :2fi ,A AlAQj1fz, A Age' J -rr '9 WQKQQ. 'I A A-A':A-'M-,A ,AA3AAf'fA,1,fL,Lg A ,,Yf,?.g?Q, ep'A5 - m 9'A.fA,fWAf' '- ,gi FE., .5 ,A up fr A If '14 ' AA -AAifA,AA- '- - Av, 44- Qu 14 MAG 4' ig 4 -ff ff f f- Af--ff-l-'ZW'-, A-ff-iAs,,AA-, ,, 1fv,,Aa,A 1wf-A'WA-5:32fffiifszi,:Azf:',A'ssA-2565522559 'W Qf.wf,y,g??eA 'Q . A3A,'Y.f ,nA'e-Ja vA2g,,'P5 A i ' f 'Aja -A Q V- , AAL E K'-f,,,,- wi --V,-bw 'Aff- 'i Ak L TV: A, If' fA11wA AA '12, 'A 57 Zffiwa-s,'lfSf 5-'f--f 'LA 12151 '5i,,z'f5E 3522732232 -57551535 A , fa. , , ,, A ,.,, A AA , , , AQ, A 43, , 5. 43- 'G Q , .bn AA A , AA, , A gA,uAAH ,AWA ,A A ,A , ,A Ax , A, ,AA 2,A,,AALs,,AA QA A2,, Q?,,- vw if if ,A - ,A Af A - ,Ai 3f1,AmA-1,A-'AAA-A,A ,'S,ai w-,4rg,,3,'W,, Q'fef' A ' - . '?1,41f,'f'1?iA,'3'Ar'Ta3'4? Wg, Ag. as ASE, -.+ -133,31 A k , ff 5116, ,-,Aff wAAa,Ag'AyJ, y in A '-j'Ag11,Ajf AAU,A-,fA-fK,,A,g'AA--,, -If'gg-ifQ2,jAQ,AAQ,Af2MgQg :'Hf,gHv,3Ajj,?AA3 Q, Q,3f,3Ag,gL' Ari-ii , ,, Ai AA MA-A A, +A-asf, ' 12,A,,+A,:A:,,A - ' , 1 yAgAfQAAAAAAA-WA-52335 Wfizlz wi ' 4 H , ': 1' ' -f Ei, S- 'M A 1 ' A',f59,Z?V,55 , -'h f'? 9',1?XL'- A H193 ?5fQE19EEf:EV, Afzfym--f' -j'gi3,,'gj53jggi3ifiiQg-AEAEAJ-ff -5 'eil' - as f- '53 x' ' ' 12 I- ' V ffff AEE, wfwy ef IYEAA-'FA--W2 f'19,,'5i,'g5fi,'-- f i' LA wg ,,5:HA:A?AA3f ,EA'iqgffgf'f53jgggjjys,'jg'Hg1ve4AAg5,-if'iifggggii 2 - A' a 'AAA ,- f, , , v, - x ,, AA -V, ,, ,,AA,, s- Af, Afe,,Af -A-A -PNA . . A . A fwA:zw,A:W -V ff--ff ---A, 'Aw ,AAuAAsz,,415r:Q,-:AMY ' ' , '-2-2-Ai,'f?'f':i, ' i A A? 4 AA ,f -' ., '4A2,f?,,-MA A nan ' AA ,5,g,gQ,g:-,fgA As,A25,g152 K W x' af- 1 '- , A Le-?1's2' 1 ,' Af' A- if'1'i -'fA:z1AA l'f,,A--'1uA':A- A ,,3'fe?A ASIA' w'AA,AAA,AAf1,A1'rfgA1',,AAAA,Am-mg-ffzize?2,MQQQAQQ122 J AA ' ' ii A Xilfiliizali Q ' ' Ati5fif,'i7? - vw' 1,,,i:, ' -h ' IA, ',pS'i4',' 9' 'P . f'f5' A152 IFE,-'57,i9f, 115'-f-Eff If-'55ui5:1EWQiV1fzii,i?5i,l?5iI13EfW-Qu' , A' ,A ,, , ,.., AA, , ,.,. A ,,.. ,A ,,.., A, A, AA ,, A , ,,..., AAAWQA 1'fAA'A-7 ,A ,S ,W ,f A ' ,-Afv,-- V W im,:2,,A-lf, ,,A: AAA f- ,AQAA - p,Ag2g,A fy, , AAQAA,,A'14A'ffA.A-wgiQQ-AApg,AAAg,iifWA1,AAQkg1,AsfiA',gh '-Hz 'f 'i, - fAf5'f-T121-F ! 1721, ' Af AA ',S-'H.,f'f, A-A-li'-Fx-, ,Af f Qfiff- '4f2,:A,,, ' . ::w'2JfAA22fsezAA4wv1s'QA-, 433'-QAM A -Mg ,, ,,AA,,A,q,,J,,AA:,:,A Af f,AAA,,,fqAff gf ' '- Y' f--ff ffA1,fAi,AAs,,ggwi,-AffAiX2,A, v ,gg-,ggAggq,A AA,,,-Af,Af:AAf:z,AAmg-,ggQQ,,gqg-AWA!,Af1A,g1252,ggi5?g5i g,,AAv :Av,:AA,f::-fs:-W V - ' 'AAV3rL iiXf5E ff-- ff AA, A ,,,.,,,.. , A 'f f?i,'5l9T Sus' 'ii 1iiii3fl,,,l5-AA- 'VHss'A5 'AA,,A 5:S?7iT53AfA'7A-!W,iP1?f21wi''zxrflst''fs'-sf i,.i3ZAl,,7 ,AiA,' Aw' ' :a,AiifXAll,,-Elf M 3,'L':LA'i?f1 ,'fA,'5t, 4 'Av'V'A'i':RX,Af, ,,,Af5?,'53i '111' V -ZZ iff- E 132,l51,'fff-'fi'-'Wei'ii,iIS?7,AfYf55- ,'fn-si'5ff?,1F2, H,?i2f9f45ff?Af'??:5i9'f4'A'if7fi?',SSQEHVZAEYPYQ-,L'iJf'5'f E7A 'f ' ' A' A ' Alfff 'AAf5f 'AW 75 1' 5951, ll4r's'fEfA19f1 5 5i fi EE ,, if'ff'E, i5,A55fi -1 5 f Lt,'A ' 'SJAAQ7 2 'ASAAA?5XA!f', ff?l5i55jggf'5s'J5szi'17lf!i'l5?gii?5EE:A,?:SJ,1Ay1A A , , A A , ,A , A, , A , , ,A , A ,AA , A A ,A A L A 1 ' i ' ' ' , ,' ,--'f, -Li A 'A 'f ' 'fe 'ff' ,,Aifi,1f,- f ffl-'Y Si,Aiz1AAf,,Aff A-if ' ' , ' 5 A ,' -fr, - 5 - ff H ' f , ' YQ A11 lei AA-KE 51, 11 k f A ,'f1z,'A -. 'Iii , 'F' it ff fs ' ' .Lf,E'Af .... A- A, -5,AAs Aw 'A5,A1'lg',AA ,AlS71,A ' , '55, '5gfffj5',!EE A-EYE F551 gg,A55,'5gE,A?'?p-37321135'gQ,ggPsgAl2,,:g,f-:Q ' 1 5-fgg-y5 syff'3j5 yig' 75 V515 -' 'H ' ' - 'vi'-',??'ff7,A--W' --i iAi,lfi1Ui',,v 4 ff , 5365 --f - f' W ff-AffAA-W7 -ff--H-W AAAiAA?i2,A--'RAAF' -35,32 Q-we A , ww- ,Af, H a fA- ff ,,11-,,AA+A ff ---' Q Q, A,, A ,A.,AAffAAA',, AAAf,,AA-f,-A-,Ag,fAA A-,, ,Aff f--- Aw,--AA, AA,AAf' my A-:mv-,AA,,AAA,zA AAQAfgQAAe,,-AgS,,,f 1-, A -,Av,ffv,AAez3S54A1pjg, ' A, A 'A ' ' ' ' Az -, A , :,,,A 'f ' I, ' A,Af,A- , J 'V 11, ' ,,'Aff,A' f I '5:H9 lf 571'-:ATN P- 5 Te,,5E,'Af,,5A7ff - Wie, AA A A-'IA--'Z'-V55 Z, 1- HT Ar :SUE AA 1 'l9,,:Aff5'57fV5 '1 'fE, 5,35 1.35, 5A'?f'5i, Ig-jjr3,2j5,'g3,,K1F!N 'Q J-gggk :gg--5QM5,AgggfAg1A A i A,A ' -i 'I H ' k A5 A Ar-A k ' l k ' 1 ' A EAI Aiw Hf9Wf'Zf,'fit ,A:T,,:'9,A5ff, 7 A-HA55fAi'W , -Af, -in- f's'5'i ,fm 'f,' I-'Vi' VAS, 9 Aswlz ,A-f'A W ' '?,'ASi,,AiiiXi-fi' F-'V asf,'lriL'f?iETiS?Sf55fE2gi?j5Aij,g:q.A?,,:EEE ' ,gfglyjggjgggg ggjg52j,'gg,Ag5:sEzll?57-5 -A A A ,.,, AAA A , A A .. -A 15 1 J 'i, A, ' 15 ff 'V '41, A' f '55 j' Q Ag , - ,A iff f-j'fAtfgj' ' JA 5,AT', -'A -' 5' ' lla , fx A ' 'Q' 759 's , '32, '15 , f2 H!f1,,I5i, lf? 3f,,?f-ire 7,, ',Ai Hgh? lE,Aifi,-Af? g':f g'f2ff' Ai?i,,-5 . ' z1fG3fi1fg2LQ?+5' ' J.If'5EiSfAE,g?f5:1f'5g'Afgf A f , - ', ,' ff- f, A- +A--- -'z,'A::v AA,,--,A- -A if, 'ff' ff -',A?1AAAfAfI: :zifi,AAf,A1:AAAw,A-f A A .,,ff2,:4'z:vz A -Af A-, fQz,A:f1AA-,Aw f Ag1,A?e,AA3+,:gfg - AQA,1g,yQg,g,AggAg--gg,-,gg25,535 ' f--' ' ' A- : Af' ' L ' ft X f, - X uf' ' ff', K' APfT'5'f -'ff 'sf 51 Af? ' 5 5 f 71:5 A 1 f' WAS 'STTIFIA-ffA wiff,--g'L'fV5' 'fi' K S9l,l5.g5ifgT'fj jg' 15,1522 32f!i7i,5-Aff' ,1P5,:?q,,?lf15b ' lfgi-,553 55331jgsgqygggggkggmggggkf QS?- - Y- f -- -A f AA Af, ,AA,,ALAAA, AH:-A-K , A,, ff-- ,AAA A,,AAA mWAA-':A-- - 0-,A fA,,Af,,Awg-- --fA1,A1,AAAA,A VA AA,ggggg,AAg,,A1KsAAAW A ,AAgLA4,Ae,gf1' A,AAA,,AAk,AAA,5A,,,A,AAAA,,AAr,AME-AAAQ, A A IH 1,1 gg KA- g, A A-,, A,AAfA -,gg L ff-f - 5+ fm: fSlAi,'fifi1Af Af-'Asifiailfai 2,-5?fAAV',if:,s-'f-21 --1142 A,,'A1,Aw,A51i, f' Afasiiffgiszmsf ,A5Af3gWQ?'M5ffAx,A2252fffe2iA:iQ,,fekgSzA5s2EEg 1' -' V f A A M A Al- AFI ' 'f 'w, ,, ' -fri' 1:21Hai,1fzzAff,5Af,-SWAA-V's-'Q-' A ,,gAfzf,,AA,,A-fi-i'f ffgi' -AAS'-AA3,,gA-W A: A A AA , AA, 1 'w '- - ff' f A H 1- 2A,A H,--f A-'Z- 'f Avi' flAAlf Aim- . Aff ff A2'ifA 'iif:if'1 QAM-was-'ffi2'f1e,,I - -IA-A 'A 1 :Af 22- A -,fQz,fsvA- Ag--fAAfIs2-''mi'QAs,,AA6AAAfz,121,55,5?q'1wfAii3'ss711s2,G21Qiazlialii ,, ' H ,,,.. H ' ,A f -7 -f -' A-, ff HV- L, A AA, AA M - gi A WEASSV f,-A-'ff-5 -'fF ft'HA, ' ,, F' 5 A7 ' SET' f A ?E,S5,AS,,,-A 3jLjgQgMAQj,ijfAS5E,ll7 A ,.. ,,Ai3,Al' ,iA ' i --2 EXA'?E,AAj,,Aw SQA EfA:: p- Pg'E533'jgg,,ggq,Afg,Agvz,::-,E.5ffAS2f-gg?fgggjgifgifjjygg,'ggg5-g3,A:AA5,E:A,lAL , A A A7 , , Q ' rv- ' , H A' 1, ' f---f i TMI' , AwEfAf7E,:-ff,-'ff if gb-'f Nfl A 'K 'eVAi f'5 , 5 :ff '75 ,,.. '55 A :jf-51-M . ,5i,f?E, A1',E,l4,,? -' 'Wifi YZQXASQT ' ,rw V53 ,AA3iE,A?EfAl5E,'5'fg 'M5''i5 i5,YP,7lQ5,, Ai,AYAAY1,-'VH'5 'f?fAi5'T 54?'9157,l?lE!s?35,??5,AQ5F?55ff'-A ' - 'A ' ' A -if 'F--'A 3 A , il 'lei' Q 'QXA ',A'W 'WST' , A , I2 555 A, f -W - -222 A'f,-5'f5'5 f 555' A5 ' 'V MIT, if AJZEA-' 2 ,,A5ff' k'S?1,-i3'i5,A-5'2 'L- fsf' AA, Al, AA z, f5E,A?f,--qgg g3jfA55jf'29,'1x'e '1st,s2z,Aiee,,,Ak,,H-55235332 -f ' -f '- ' ' fi ' ,, : : 2,As1:A1,Aw,-f, 1,ASA:1,!A-f ,fffx--W -,fA Ai sis, QS,-f'fsi ?iA1-1 ,As,ffi,'s,,AA1,AA'fg,-,553 55-4, ,-ig?fg,g5?igig,'fAQ,,g55,gA22g,As, ' - ' 22-1 H ' , ,, 'F- I 'I' K' 'A 'i if ,S ' 5 . fl fw 'A' 2 'A , 'A A A, 'SL 37 2552,-'5'5Ai5'W fAEi,Vf7,?AA5,7fi,-5 ,-155 , Affil,--A 5-5f'V55NQ5 i, Ili ff' k A . fi? 2 1 ,Aiflifiii , A ' A 7 AA A Af , A A , ---2 '- A - -A '- Y Arm ' ' ' , -- ff ' ff ,1, ,.,. V' 'V' W, AA , :A-' A Af 2, AA,. 5-'Q-WI S' .1-.3 . 'F-, 9, M' 1S,AfA-,, A r:AAfffff5jj ft' 15' A-N W5 ,A ML :gAL:',AA:wAA-ffg--'fy-A?AAmgkQ,, Ag,,gg5Qg,::i,,---Af Aww--MQ,,gn--5Ay,AgAy,5ge3,,ggyg3gM:A:g-5-3 A, - A A, -AA W AA-, -z A AAAf,AA AA,,-AAA-ff gl -M A x A,,AA,AAAA,A3--'A--A ,,'- ,..,,.. A , AA,,, AA,,,AA,,,AA,AAA,,nA ,A Ar,fAAe,,AQ,AAs,AAA,AAAA,,AA,,AA,m,,AQAg,,QA2n,As 1, ,A 1 if fx, A AA , 'A - A , AA A' f-A: -, 2, -- 2 f Af:-, ,.,, AA --A A A A ,,,. A,,A:, A AW,A-f,,AAAA- 1,,. A , F. .. A,,,A,,, Aw,-Ae, 1 A,AA,,AAf,,AA,A-A A ,A,,AAA,AAA 2 AA egg , A AAAQAAAAAH, AAA,AAq,g,gg,Ag,,fAA,AAa,,AA,AAAA,AAAA 2AAA,,f3ggAgAgAAy,,AAm - -A , - AA AA ff- - A: HA-f,--H -,AA:,,AA,,AA,A ,,A-Vw-1 sr- - .- .-J? A--ff' If-Aw' A:,,AA,AA ,A , f Aw, ,AAA f,AAA,AAAAA,AAA,AAAAA,AAA,AaAA,,,,AAA,Ag,Ag,AA'g,AAfA-1A,,AA,,,AA m,,A,,2Apg,AAg3Afsz A A AA AA , ,..,,. AA ,,.. ,.., A A A, A, ,A AAA, , , A,,A, ,,.. ,A , , AA 2 ,AA 222. 22 A,,fAA,,AAAAAA,,AAA AA 2, ,, A 1, fe, ,,,AAA AM , A A,AAA,AA, A A, ,, ,,.. ,,, MAA ,,,,.. A, ..., A,AAA,,AA,,AAA,AA,,A, A, AAAAAAAQAA-A,-Lx AA f any W ' -- ' -A A V M ' '51 1' 9? 'PH '3f7- 11 s:'i?'f9f,'l?i, - 5: - . 5 'i4EX?kJ3?1f 533- '5' fx W :full Ti, SJVAA --if- f 'Lnixfsii'i7E,!i?',LST 3,-Ai, S9f,f,15s5,'HAL53i'51?f7 :?SiV1i?i?-Silfilfgfli-'fm A 'Q X A , ki: f AA'A K 2 ,Aff,iH,-jiQjfAaAf1A'a'fssi, 7fL,,,Af,g--, ,., A111,,f:-,AAwA F, -- 2 -A ff 'f 15,,A, ,Ag,.w1, -'f' f, A TAS, f',A-f,,A---4f--WAQWQSIQ,- f, , . 2 isAsv As1,AAs1Aw- . Ag-,SW AA-AA- :Af A-,AAA Ag3,ggA:,A fAAe,,ArfAAAffA,--:Amyffpg,gg-gg5,,,AgAA2,Ms,AAA:AAAAQAM,5-3g:gf5g:5,,AAi:32M 'A -1 -' 'K fl ',,AA:AA- ' -fm-'---IFA,-, Assws -, - ,,'1Af, A -:AA-MA A,,A:AA we-'fi 'Lai :si 'gA,AAA- ,A- Af use 2 ' ,-- - ----2-, ',,A3z,AAazAw,5g-fggggff,:-fA,,A:A-, AA,wfAez,:1zAAAf,A-A,5g:fgggAgg,:aA-w,AaQssE 2.22 - ' 2 A f A AA, 2, AA Af -A. Ai, A 4- AA' A ,A ,,.. AAAA,,AAA,, AA A T905 Q ' , A.. f' ' if Vi If Sf' if A5 H A'5-5H13HmL'1'AFT -?,sS?,fi', -'ff' A N, Y -,5,fA- .fad fAA?Ef,-5-F29 y in -, A , AA , qA-ff' 'fl 59 ,fAl,,,:: ,,.. 35fA-'qs 'vfggiiji '9 f:,,,li5,, SEA-iifl, fiT':s7fQ5 fA5:fi,:ff52 k'i'lS?9ELSS52554-95fg5fgiifiiiffggk A, ,A A .. , , AA A ,V , , ,.,. A A ,A A . . , . .. .. A, A AA ,A A , A... AA A AAAAA 3 W, PM A Y - f f--f ,A--J 2'1 i'Av1,'A:',,:sf ,MA-fs ---'ff ' A '- ,,AAs,A f,-f+--- Q fffAAr?'A11AAA,A A 2-'fs' Aw A-',,AA Af,,Ag-5 A5 'Q,A1A A2s,AAAfAv,-A'AAAA-15-553-g5gfg5,gff,n-,1Af,:As'AA:f:AsAfAggff5y ggggggmffw , A+ , .,,- ,,A,. A , .Q,,- v,,-..,, AAVV A A, , ..A, AA ,,., A A A, A , Q1-' f- P A ', - - 'T,AfEAiAH-ifizi' ,x'f1i555a?A51AA AA Qi' ,,-2'-' f,2Ai,A5f,i9qf1if'fA 2'n,AA - - --H 'f f:iif2'fQ,1Afz, A-- AinAssnAAA,-Af,,A-mg'2-1- ' lr' ..,, A X' ,, ' ' - ,. ,A A- ' A AA ,- A- A- ff-- f, AA ,- -ff--- ,WA ,A A AA ' ,AAf,,AA,,,AA A -,AAAA, As,,,AA, AA,,:,AAA5,,,CA,fgAvmeAfm A-'AA' f +1 'f 1-it-A 'Z' ff A 7 L ' . A 1 AA:f7fAf 1 'VA' ' ?13fA '4' '55 'V fl , 'S' -5 f, ,,AA- 'Q ,AA mifw-' -VHF H 51' , A , ::E,AAfV-59,-4-AWef57l2''fl25f1fi551'7! 7592? ,AAf,i, f'A1 A AA1, A-Af,AA- , -A MAA -'Nici 'i'A'2'iAss':fsz,A1v,ivan-fNfl-f5eiff25a??vasAA2si3 A, ,As ,- 1- - 421fAss1fv fm-,QgV5-ggfgifei-ifeiifawsfswi A ' :A fix ' A1 A: Q ,A,A 5f,A::f 55 k ,EA 'Af'nj'f5fkfj?21Qf7if5','f?3rS54A!'a?55lfg'? A, VAT A A ' A.,f 'i Ll, P-'Ai' 'A-ff, 'f ,, ' A1 ' , AA' A A A ,, ,fr f--' - -'M 'A A 4' AA gAAw,Ag:,AAAfg5AW-- 'Q-W5 wAAafAAg 6r!f 'fu ' A i . Aff A ,,A A4 9 A ' T 11114, A , Afy- 51' ' ij , jg ' fb 552 5E,f5,i5:,- 'f, Jgg1i'fggY'ifl5E, E32 S?9,A:f9iA-'iiA2f,fg'i55'ff ,A H 'f' A' A v A ff A' A 5 'T' -?fAPfA'5ff fTF5 V W ' ff -- ' 'Wil ' FH 'lffff' A A ' ' V' :,, SEA! ,,AA ,Af , ' A7fl i fi5'3Mi3' i?L'?S,S'Z?S3?!?!33f A ' AA '-QT ' ' , MA AA M' f-if f AfA,,1AA+,AS' --f,A'1-Eff'-' 'H' 2151 '1521,f3Q,,AA-,AAf'AAA ' if fx ' 'fiAA'f, R 1 3 I I .A- K' Hi- f,A :L l,i, AA 43 4',Sf,A-SLAA'ififi-71'W5' A 'HL' ' lSli,'fA?5EL?f,AA-'I SAfAA1'3f- inffigwsffiiif 'SSEEEF1-55i5?lTlifii2Pf7Q if-A A: AA ,::z,:A' AAAAAA A- AAA . 'f Ab, AfAA:Aa,AA-AH ,-2-YA ' 1AAfz,:Qz,Af,132,AAf,,gi'w-2',IA-ff,fgigiiifamzrafa,AQYAAWAQ 4- - A 'A K ,, A ' --, A- Q, - , Q- -MAAQ1 -'xA--'A-,Az-A:,A3AAAe,AA2,,Ax ff, AA, f-AA--A: Af- AB s wing, A , AAA,AAA,AAAr,,A:2,,A-:ffqs,AAfAiAA,-f,A- 5,25-mcg, - 7' k V---H' Hr, Z If5'f ' 5 'l?E,ASh,:llE,'li:i,e A A' M: 'li' -- AA, 1 fIA5 '1,,' wif EAW: W A-f -W -W f 72552 ,,'5l' A A, JEi,A4,A-'YE :WASf5AAfL,ggfg13'JQfJfQj fs'5iifz?E3Ii:6,15iQfAJEHJ i'5 ',, -A A A A K M V f ' ' --5'-i3ff 'H'5V'11 ' 'lil f5Eili5,:SSE, Ani ' 'HLEHAAQQ ' , Vi'i5Zi ' 'f',L'i iz? ' V T' i ,, 5 ,,AAfE-251g-ii I3f?u5Jgf '7L5'l:Zg''IQQXST'55ii?l5itEi5E7T5f52'3EA?9fEfggK A A ,A A, A A A , AW, ,,A,, A A4 A, ,A A ,,,AA ,A , , '17 'U' 5--V '---' -- --Pl'--W'-V - fi y Af-A ffff- A .A AAAQAQ1 A, 'zvAAA, AA ,Ai :2,A1f,,A , -- AA,zAA?:,'A?Z-AAAMAE-ff'-Sfi,--QWe-'Q-ifsa2A1s1'Sa1'1x1Am,AWIW-A431 AA AAAA Af Af' W- xi f 'spa ',A?,,7 -' ,AA ff-'Q-'1A3faW 1sAA Af:,,Af,,,AA'v,A A 'f' ici, AQ Aw'AAQAAPAASinQPUW,ff'A--2-Yfma-'iasiiwr A, AAAA ' A -'I I- A '-1 AA1 A A f, - X-A-i' A,A AAAAA--'ff -'ff ff- 3 - i,A1A1f,,A , i 1' A ,AS,,AfszAAA'f,A AA+A-'L?,H25,ajEAI,--'fs-1ca2,'4wgAm?5? A 1 AA SA: :'i':iAfA11 221: 1.111 'wil-i::f,'1f1 ,A,A AA -1 ' ,ZA 'A 'AAA-1,-i,A1 A12 1 A1 f:A:iA ' A, ,, , AA A, ff 5' eff? Af,AA A , A, AAAAA A A ,AAA ' - , 1, jjj -' g, A V zAAAf,A3?,g - ' Af Q 1 'f,AA5,:? 'Fifi , A, A Asim- E A , ,' AA:E,A:,:A:V: A - !fA:,'A' , K VME, V AA, , , ff 1' ,,1,i'1QAI-2-EA , 'H-fAlf'7lAYf1 i , Q- A , ,AA-:A AAA ---' AA A- , A ,, ' A 'Q ' D UA OOTBALL SQ F ertzoa f 5 .Q E u .X .2 cu: . o .. Q C o on .J . .5 Q0 S no 1 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE S-O fx Sept. Lititz ,......... . . .... . . , 14-6 ,.Y Sept. Lancasier Cafholic .... . 0--26 S 1, 521. 12 19 26 3 Nazareth .......,.. Royersford .,.,,. .0--18 Oct. Oct. Ephrah . ..... ........ . Boyertown ...,......... , ,0-- 0 .6--19 12- 0 . . Qi? Y ,Q L' .ff '2 H 'aw ,1 J' ' Oct. Qui. Nov. R aux ws 'X .-XX Reading Catholic ..,..,,,. Reading High Jay Vees. . A-Iumni.. .,.,. 10 17 24 31 'I Won--4 Lost--4 S'-Shimngton Tied--1 46--0 46- 6,7 . 6--25, I 0 Cm f.,,, M? 5 ,fi 1 sflb .if 5 ff hx wp 'Y Wm my M. Dfw. V W gm L59 lm, de, 'Wo gl' is fig, :K if , RYCWA' h MWF! CW Mr. Firing Head Coach 14:9 PP Af! Update SISQQUI Co. Ch 5 , 3 ge A if ,ak if Hx fm. fs 1 5 ,,, f 1 .nn-. SCHEDULE :mm now: s., annum, S--O ..,..43--25 ...,.24--17 ...,,36--34 ..4..15--21 ...Nao--aa .,...3a--39 ,,.A,2s--26 .,...30--18 ...Bb-27 .,.,.31--32 1 msn 1 .f m , uuuu-ng Birdsboro ...,...,.... ,AA..,v....,.,. Mount Penn . West Reading ..,,, Wiiscn. .. ..... . . Wefnersvilkle. . . . Mohnion ..... Wyomissing . X-S-...,,NMf Bifdshoro ....,.. N X, N, , ' X '42-':::....,9 Won-1 0 Lost--8 S-Sbillington O-Opponents mx N.. -: SCHEDULE S--O S-O Reading Cath. ..4,. 37--14 Mohnton .A.. L,,W. 2 9--16 Wemersville, ..,.. 36--17 West Reading ..t.. 95--16 Wes! Reading ,,,.. 26--12 Wemersville. .4,.. 51--24 Mohnton ......,.. 29--18 Won--'I Los!-0 S--Shillington O-Opponents F' R :M. H ff I0 M , G hman, Mohn Frymoyer mt ovgecogd Rfuaehifgsx Whit:f?::hl,T.esher, Rudofph SCHEDULE Alumni .....,............ Mohnton .... . . . . . W omissing. . ,.......,.. . Alright ...,...,. ..,.....,.. Mount Penn ..........,.4... Won-f-4 Lost--5 . 22--40 S--O 32--8 29-20 45--21 1 7--22 GIRLS VARSITY First Row: Coyle, Buvicbari Ccaptainb, V. Erb, Miss Luiz Lcoachj, Wen- rich, Deidrick, Made A Second Raw: Safqqge, LLL Ecb, Lesher, Shank, Waitzr,mBew!ey,5,MQc- Fadyeny LA mA Vmz, mmm,k , i .l ,hV V ii V, 5 Faculty ....... ,.4....,.. . . . . SCHEDULE Mohnton ...,...........,... Wyomissing ..., Mount Penn .... .... West Rzadin ,..,..,.,..,..A, S--Shillingion O-Oppon ents ,wx ii .35-We Air G!RL'S HOCKEY TEAM First Row: Schaols, Stover, Burkhart, Linderman L. Erb, Bohm Second Row: Savage Cmanaged, Koller, Bewley, V. Erb, doyle, Miss Lutz Ccoachj vnu, qw ,uf 3 2 mf :9 'A A F:-1-Q-iii' x .1-fx fs .. 'XZ , '-ae, A ., . 1 1 if ' ,asx1,,1:1 -f , , 11,1 :mg fg,1m,,:: 3.,::vw , H K N.hg . 2 ' .f av ' fy. :' ,: wf'ff 'Q' 1 . V ' -' .1 , , , 4 , iw W W ag ,L 335 2 6,5 ffl a L ' iNu ZHSK '97 ' r .fa-. K, -A it Vi g JL 5 g g E . - A Z LA,,,.bA , ak N - f -4-' ' 1, i e '-s 'Xf' 5 'XD I 5 GQNQ,fQ?, '+ A 'J' TQM f ff f fff' Z f, 5 i -5-1-'3' f ,gig f ff- .. 4 ------ 'X ...,... ', f . 1' 4r'!i fi 156 Kr .i ? L- f A X J.-... -:..---...... Q yfyf 5 ie j 'Q 91. f K ,Xu ff rf 77 f X N J l K 5, af L 3 X , 1 , Z 7 QQ M 412,142 f f X if ' 04 NE' , Lf' - 0 42 ' X3 5 fo Z, . L Q 0 025' 5 if vi ' lr ' 0 -fs g 3 ' ak 13,-,-3,--'E ' 6 9 I av .- 5 1? 0 . 0 ,g U I 1 ff X , sk 9 0 '7 I X '- I fig! 0 f - ff E or 0 1'- 0 if 5 5 If xl? FE TULQES M 9 E 1 s X 5 x1wfgyfpQczxaQsww1 V A, N, ,,,. . , 1445 e bemor Class Tkefma Lin.: ,. illfrlra' Babb 6l l'llfL6lF'gQ A Poole t i ,.,... Ufzlliam Wfright ., Elmer Umbenhauer COOAVEY Play Director--Kathryn O. Showalter W' ' fX.A EIQQQ aff 1 gem Eugene Stoudf ,Violet Erb Donald Lerzgle Glrsria Keller Kerbzerk Marx il gh Sponsors of Senior Class--NIT. Ruhl Heffner M155 Nlmam Mlller Qfrzdfczqy October .23rd, 1942 Ray Ringler' .fl mm Hfae Hawley Rgbert Schocl' Nancy Shqub Thomas Enoch K .D S 9 -S V2 :B o ,QE 5 or ':I 7' u c as Z 0 ' N .E 5 'B-. 'U J 0 as 0 Ex .5 -E3 'E m.: .,u C s 0 sn 1,5 4.1 QE E2 ul- ml ,ow 3 z D M 2 . C? 4.2 .. I2 'S 3 o 123, .2 A is lor Albright ' it l ler nature is docile B is lor Babby His speech is colossal C is For Cooper Her technique is 0. K. D is for Dickson Singing Anchors Aweighn E is For Enoch Who is liked by us all gg E F is tor Fisher Who will answer the call G is for Groomie So happy and tlighty H is lor hlarbester Shels little but mighty l it is missing 1 J is absent too Let us buy war bonds Whatever we do is for Kezper Full ot laughter and vim Q3 is lor Lindy l le s at home in the gym is lor both Matz s -lhey're really lots ol Fun .1 is a letter i 1+ Ot which we have DOHC lrll g is lor Owens Our quietest classmate is lor Poole Who gest hep on a date 6 we are laclring Excuse its absence please is lor Riclcy gg Glamour-boy of the lceiys is lor Shaubie s A leader of our class is lor lrelz Shes our musical lass is For Umpy Qur dear class president is for Victory Toward it we are bent is for Wagner l'le's our baslcetball whiz is unknown , ln an algebra quizz is for Younclt i And this one goes double is the end Qt our alphabet trouble g .Darlene Painter 5 E QWWMW ,wwf osx M A 092,715 1 ff me-y E Mffffp V l 4+ Belle McGowan . .Jean Handling .Eugene Frymoyer ..Wi1lian1 Ibacrh . .Jack Gaston S55 . Craig Dorward, J 11 , ,Allen Dillex .Le Roma Eshbach .Mary Alice Hill . .Paul Young ,Jane Louise Mark . .Harold Werner f-'V'-I 'H-1 555 if 4 2 it 'Wi' ,infix t gl 1, .V,:A Lb- r WH F' A ! MQ, SE 3 33? ,, H5 ,IQ S, ,f is, S55 Q iii 312 Q w me - 7943 We, the Senior Class of 1943'of the Shillington High School, who are about to leave these cherished halls for the trials and tribulations of a cruel world, being sound both physically and mentally, we hope, do hereby bequeath on this twenty-seventh day of May the following worthyfpossessions, characteristics, habits, and what have you to the following, and probably ungrateful receivers: V A The Boys' Varsity Baskeflaiall team leave their questionable record to next year's team, hoping that they will do what they can to improve it. , The Girl's team leave a IBCQTQK they are proud of, and also leave hopes for improvement next year. Mount Penn has been somewhat of a bug-bearylsut we hope next yeai-'s team will overcome the jinx. Seniors in Qhe Chemistry cl,eisS Vlekx?e '-tlieir extreme drowsiness and superior intelligence to next year's chemists in the sincere hope that i'1iQ35:'X!YiQil1!5i2iTiEl43'.SHS much pleasure and knowledge from the use of these abilities as have we. we rccognmencl this to whoidoee not get enough sleep at night even though our little dictator, whom we're calm 1C8'Rfi1'1g'YQ7.ig!3?fi1i:.lQTj?ft3is5f i 1 geo awake with his jokes from the new joke book we're leaving him. ' ffhe they didxft make. They also leave this teacher to the under- clmen-i Q l tllot lel' eele lll eiell i e The iMiieic. the school to anyone who wants them. The Senior Juniors their new books in the hopes that they'll be better able to solve the 'Troblems in Atifiericgm than us. We also hope they'll be able to survive all the numerous tests which we're sorry we didnlt have A ehariceito write. The Bookkeeping class,1eavee- Mr.l Heilfner and the Bookkeeping books to the Juniors and Sophomores. If you like a pause that refreshes once in si While, besure 'end sign up for Bookkeeping next year. The English class leaves Miss Moyer, My Sister and I, The fact remains, and her numerous stories to the underclassmen in the hopes that they do their assignments as we clidn't. Seniors who are taking first year Typing leave their punch and pray method to anyone who wants long hours and low wages. CPlus a nice teacherj And the second yer Typing Seniors will their ability to use the ciictaphone and their ability to cut stencils to any would-be stenographers and Chatterbox typists. The Senior Shorthand class leave their misunderstanding of all the figures in the Gregg book to anyone who wants to learn Greek! L i The Senior boys in the Industrial Arts class leave their technique of slipping to the cafeteria to any hungry fcurth periods next year. Second year French students will their inattentiveness and a very generous teacher to any of the foreign minded Juniors or Sophomores. ' Miss Kutclfs second year German students willingly leave their teacher's isolation policy to all future German students. It seems the German language is acquired more easily if students are not annoyed by near neighbors. The Senior Dramatics class leaves the record of their splendid performances and LaRoma Eshbach to future ciramatists, and Miss Moyer in the hopes that they will never let a final curtain fall. Having disposed of our generalities we will now bequeath certain specific characteristics to the underclassmen, who, we fear, will not appreciate the generosity with which we relinquish these, our cherished possessions. To the underclaesmen, as a whole, we leave Clyde Fritz, since it has also been the tradition of preceding classes to leave him behind. V ' To Ben Stroehecher We lcaveone of Frank I-Ioffmarfs six feet in the hopes that he will soon grow up. Even tho' Allan Diller has left these crowded halls, we would like to give him Norman Hartmaxfs quiet indus' triousness. We would be grateful to anyone' who would convey this message to Allan. Betty Gehman most gracioxisly leaves' her good looks to Willard Babb who has expressed his admiration of them. To Jane Coyle we bequeath some Sterling, and we don't mean silver. . We will to Lilian Poole a set of combs to use in her college French class. CLASS WILL'--Con tin ued To Harry Wertz we heartily will a garage so that his mechanical abilities will not be in vain. ' To Victoria Schnader, if it were at all possible, we would gladly give the entire U. S. Navy, since she has dini- culty in selecting the right man. As all statements have their exceptions, this one does too, therefore we give one part of the Navy to Jeanne Groome. CYou know which partj . Robert I-Iertzog, better known as Mr. Five by Five, leaves 10 of his many, many pounds to Jack Guinther. To Betty Bowers we leave the brilliant smile of Emily Kachel. V p We also leave Kathleen Woods? agility to Miriam Lutz. Richard Bitzer is leaving his catalogue of popular winter resorts to all students who take as many vacations as he. . We leave Dorothea Apsokardu's oomphy photographs to Riccardi to use in his next advertising campaign. To Doris Baker we will Doris Berger-'s gift of gab. We hereby pass Joyce Eckenrotlfs infectious laugh on to Carl Remp. To future news commentators in Social Science class we leave William Fichthorrfs knowledge of current events. To the Pennsylvania cowboys on our local radio stations we give Lizzie Guth's repertoire of Western rnedleys. To Joyce Lantz we give Myrtle I-Iellentha1's extra inches. X We bequeath Dick White's corridor conversations to all future lovers of Shillington High. To S. H. S.'s future terpsichoreans we will the twinkling toes of Gloria Keller, Fay Kegerise, and Annaruth Eberly. To next year's Typing I class we bequeath the keyboard efficiency of Helen Heffner, Grace Kessler, Virginia Troxell, and Martha Wenrich. 4 W ' We leave to all timid S. H. Sfers Gf there are anyl the excessive verbal powers of Louis McCann and Austin Fisher. With some trepidation we bequeath to Paul Olson the Wolf tactics of Donald Lengle. fDon't learn to use them too well, Paul.D To the WAVES we will Clarabelle Schools, Jane Coyle, Mary Jane Shank, and Alice Albright. We will Willard Wentzle's appreciation of jive to Elizabeth Stamm. - To Frank Sinatra we leave Shirley Shirey with our best wishes for a happy future. p Ginny Sowa willingly leaves her dead shot sureness to the forwards of next year's girl's varsity basketball team. We leave Daniel Trexler's musical talent to future trombonists. We will jack Renninger to Pelly Wenrich whom, we are sure, will appreciate our generosity. To the junior girls we bequeath some dogs to counteract the feline tendencies which were prevalent in the girls' locker room this year. We leave Betty Smith's love of literature to Dick Herzog. Jean Rishiell's letter writing techniques we leave to the junior girls whose hearts are in the services. To future farmerettes we leave the spacious farms of Jimmy Rittenhouse and John Stelfy. They'll need lots of help and, due to the shortage of manpower, girls will do, and we do mean do! We leave Alice Keiper's perpetual vivacity to Mildred Matz. fBefore you relinquish it, Alice, you had better look for its meaning in the dictionary., To future wolves of Shillington, we leave Mary J ane Shank's melodious whistle. And, finally, to the entire junior class, we leave the records that we have made here with fondest hopes that you improve upon them wherever possible. ew ep P '7 ,um .4 g ,Q v Q x , Mn. wa Q? HSMMXG fffr,-x 59 f KV X 431221 f-Q' 21? vo N f f 'H 45 ff K ' 3, Aww ova Parsons ' GNU navenflsei 2? tg f we save ova 4 Q ilNCERE THANWYOE' - 55,3 Nt, 12'rl?f'5E'5f5'S'2'iZ f 8' A f Q K -vi af. K QS' 'Hung 9 as J H Q . ..' 43 ff A ' f ,JV K, ffl 'Va Fw wr 65,3 -USS an Lf Q 1 S WU so Mu R ' D -. K XV! -5 Cb: 'DQS CQ. E E THEN 'rx 'D , A . --f, ' ' , ' W ., so .o.y.Q, am? Q rig :O . h ,t jx V' A gh. XA I IAQ? ' 'gon J-1 .Q-J K -Xsf vf JZ Q 1 Q l s xx .7 no momma, we wam- voirlnxe -is T j x X Q. THIS OPPORTUNITY TO expggss X ' Oua GRGTITUDE ro MR. WEIK, N155 PENNEPGCKER, HND MR. HEMMIG-, WHO 4-mvE DONE So Muon To MAKE OUR YEARBOOK A Succe SS. WE GLSA HAND Ibovquerq 'ro ova CLASS 5PoNSoR NR. HEFPNER BND MRS. FISHER, an FlPPREC.lRTt0N son me S1 Gusvnwce 1'u+eY HAvE GIVEN US. THE CLASS oP'4'5 I x x 5 1 V M ilf' W ff. , . K R S., i Eff as-I I. Wiki' Q. Ig. . -gs.. .5 .j 4.1--' -2' IQ' ., 1 Q, Qs' BETTY ADAMS MRS. CHARLES ADAMS ' A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. R. F. ALBRIGHT MRS. CHARLES ALTHOUSE MRS. C, F. ALTHOUSE MR, AND MRS. CHARLES W. ALTHOUSE MAE ANDERSON MARGUERITE ANGSTADT MR. AND MRS. STELIOUS APSOKARDU MRS. G. ARNOLD MR. HENRY ARNOLD A. S. ARTZ MR. AND MRS. EDWARD ARTZ MRS. IRENE ARTZ MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. ARTZ MR. M. E. ARTZ MELDA ARTZ JENNIE ATHERTON MR. AND MRS. FRANK BABB MRS. LAWRENCE E. BABB WILLARD BABB MR. AND MRS. PAUL R. BAKER GEORGE BARE MR. ROBERT E. BARTHOLD MR. AND MRS. FRANK BARTLE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. BARTON FRANCIS BEARD MRS. PHILIP BEARD CHARLES E. BECHTEL, JR. S IfC H. J. BECKER MR. AND MRS. ELMER BEHM M. BEILHART MR. AND MRS. ALBERT BERGER MR. AND MRS. DANIEL BERGER MISS BETTY BERGER DORIS BERGER MR. AND MRS. NORMAN L. BERGMAN BETTY AND BOB MR. AND MRS, CHARLES BEWLEY HARRY BEWLEY MR. AND MRS. H. F. BEYLER FRANK C. BLIMLINE, U. S. C. G. MR. CHARLES BINKLEY MR. AND MRS. EDWIN BINKLEY MR. AND MRS. W. BITTING MISS MILDRED E. BIXLER MR. AND MRS. WARREN BIXLER JUNE BLANKENBILLER MR. AND MRS. PAUL BLANKENBILLER ROBERT BLANKENBILLER MRS. IDA BLATT MRS. MERWIN BOBST MR. CHARLES W. BOEHRINGER CARL BOGEL MR. AND MRS. PAUL BOLLMAN MR. AND MRS. FRED BOLLMAN REV. AND MRS. WM. L. BOLLMAN MR. AND MRS. RALPH BOLTZ RAY BOSTICK ARLENE BORRY MR. AND MRS. EDWIN A, BOWEN MR. AND MRS. CHARLES BOYER FRANK F. BOYER E. J. BRENEMAN MR. AND MRS, C. R. BRIAN MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BRINSER MR. C. RICHARD BROOK MR. AND MRS. E, BROWN MR, AND MRS. E. M. BROWN MR. AND MRS. R. W. BROWN ARTIE BRUDERECK MR. AND MRS. HENRY BRUMBACH MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM BUCHER LUTHER O. BUCHERT CLARENCE BUCK MR. AND MRS. HOMER BUCK MR. AND MRS. HERMAN BURKHART WARREN BURKHART P MR. AND MRS. WALTER BUSH MR. HARVEY COLDREN LESTER COLDREN WILLIAM E. COLLOW MRS. HELEN COLLINS MR. AND MRS. CONRAD EYNON COOPER MR. AND MRS. J. B, COOPER JIMMY COOPER CONWAY V. COUNCIL MR. AND MRS. P. R. COURTNEY MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. COYLE MISS ARDATH DAVIDHEISER MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DAVIDHEISER MISS VIRGINIA DEARMATT MRS. ELIZABETH DEFREES MR. AND MRS. CURLY J. DEGERR W. D. DEG RAM MR. AND MRS. F. E. DELONG MR. AND MRS. CHESTER DETTRA MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W. DICK R, W, DICKINSON MR. AND MRS. W. DICKSON MR. AND MRS. R, D. DIEFENDERFER ROMONA DIEROLF ROBERT DIEROLF MISS BETTY DIEROLL MR. CLARENCE DIETRICH MRS. T. E. DILLON DILTS FAMILY MRS. HENRY DISSER DOC MR. AND MRS. GEORGE C. DODGE MR. AND MRS. DOCAN DORIS AND RAY MRS. GEORGE DORWART MRS. ALLEN DREXEL MISSES VIRGINIA AND SHIRLEY DREY MR. AND MRS. HERBERT D. DUFFIN MR, AND MRS. HARRY DUNKELBERGER HOLLAND DIPPUT MR. AND MRS. NORMAN EBERLY MRS. RAY EBERLY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE ECKENROTH ARLENE ECKENROTH SHIRLEY ECKENROTH MR. AND MRS. A. D. EDSON WILLIAM EINSEL MR. H. B. ELLIOT MR. AND MRS. J. EARL ENOCH MISS EVA ENSINGER MR. AND MRS. FRED ENSINGER IDA AND SALLY EPLER PRIVATE WILLARD EPLER MRS. FLORENCE ERB MR. AND MRS. ROY ERB W. E, ERICH MR. AND MRS. HENRY ERMENTROUT, JR. MR. AND MRS. LUTHER ESHELMAN WILLIAM ESHELMAN MRS. D. WALTER ESSICK MR. AND MRS. CHARLES J. EVANS IRISH EVANS MR. AND MRS. CLAIR EVELAND MR, AND MRS, IRWIN FAUST MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL FEGLEY MR. AND MRS. PAUL FEHL MR. AND MRS. ELMER FEHR MRS. WILLIAM H. FETTER HIRAM FIELD MR. AND MRS. WALTER FIELDS WILLIAM FICHTHORN ALLISON FISHER MR. AND MRS. LUTHER A. FISHER LT. AND MRS. ROBERT F. FISHER MR. ROBERT J. FISTER MRS. ROBERT FISTER FITTERLING MRS, CALVIN FITTERLING MR. AND MRS. CLINTON FLICKINGER MR. AND MRS. MARK FOCHTHORN MR. AND MRS. FRED FOREMAN MR. AND MRS. GRANT FOSNOCHT MRS. ELMER R. FRANCIS MR. HERBERT FRANCIS MR. AND MRS. EARL FRANKHOUSER MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. FRANKHOUSER HAROLD FREESE MR. AND MRS. PAUL FREED ANNAEELLE FRITZ PRIVATE FLOYD FRY JOYCE FTURE R. R, GALLAGHER GALLMAN'S CLEANERS AND DYERS, INC FRANK GABLE MRS. MARY GEHMAN MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM GEHMAN MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND GEHMAN MR. AND MRS. A. GEH RET M. H. GEORGE MR. AND MRS. A. P. GERY MR, AND MRS. BOB GLASS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES GLASS MR. S. B. GLASS MR. WELLINGTON GLASS MR. AND MRS. S. B. GOFORTH ANNA GOLL MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY GOOD MISS ARLENE GOOD MRS. CHARLES GOOD MR. AND MRS, H. F. GOODMAN MABEL M. GORMAN MR. AND MRS. GRAEFF MR. AND MRS. ELMER GRAY MRS. C, GRIENER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GRIM MR. AND MRS. GRING ALBERT F. GROFF MR. AND MRS. D. S, GROOME JEAN E. GROOME KATH RYN GUNSLEY FRANK w. HAAS RUTH HAAS MR. AND MRS. E. HAEUSSLER MR. AND MRS. H. M. HAFER MR. AND MRS. F. w. HAGERMAN MR. AND MRS, H. A. HAIN DONALD HAIN GEORGE R. HAIN MRS. CLAUDE HALDEMAN MR, AND MRS, EARL F. HAMILTON MRS. PAUL HAMPTON MR, AND MRS. wM. H, HARESTER PVT. AND MRS, WM. H. HARBSTER MR. CLAYTON HARTMAN MR, AND MRS. DANIEL HARTMAN MR. AND MRS. D. L, HARTZ MR. AND MRS. HARVEY R. HAUPT MISS RUTH HECKMAN MR. AND MRS. AUG. HEINE JAMES HEINES MR, AND MRS. JONAS HEORNER MRS. EMILY HEIzMAN BLANCHE HEMMIG C. C. HERNBE MRS, JESSE HERNIESER MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. HERB MR. AND MRS. JOHN HERTz DOROTHY HERTZOG JUNE HERTZOG MR. AND MRS. HERBERT HERTZOG MR, AND MRS. JACOB HERTZOG MR. AND MRS. PAUL HERTZOG MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK HERZOG GEORGE F. HERZOG S,fI,fC USN. MR. KENNETH HERZOG MR. RICHARD P. HERZOG PFC. WILLIAM H, HERZOG U,S.M.C, MR. AND MRS. MRS. DAVID HILL MARY HILL JOHN HILL MR. AND MRS. D. R. HINKLE DAVID TAYLOR HOBERSTROHL CHARLES HOCH MR. AND MRS. GEORGE HOFFA MR. AND MRS. STANLEY HOFFERT GEORGE HOFFMAN LLEWELLYN HOFFMAN MARTHA JANE HOFFMAN MRS. HERBERT HOLL JEANNE HOMAN MRS. ANNA HOMAN 12C HOMERROM MR. AND MRS. HAROLD HORN CHARLOTTE HORNBERGER DOROTHY H. HORNBERGER MR. AND MRS. E. E. HORNBERGER RHEA HORNBERGER MISS VIVIAN HORST MR. AND MRS. LAKE HOTT MIRIAM HOUNSBERGER MISS FLORENCE HOUSHOWER MRS. ADAM HOYER BYRAN HOYER MR. AND MRS. PAUL HUMMEL BABY MICHAEL HUMMEL ROBERT HUMMEL MRS. FRED HUNTER JOHN HUNTZINGER MR. AND MRS. N. L. HUNTZINGER MRS. RICHARD HUNTZINGER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HURST LORETTA HU RST MR. AND MRS. A. HUYETT MRS. IRWIN B. HUYETT IBACH AND BIXLER MR. WILLIAM IBACH IDLE HOUR HOBBY SHOP JOHN AND BECKY M. CHARLES JOHNSON MRS. H. A. JOHNSON MR. KENNETH JOHNSTON PVT. EDWARD C. JONES BARBARA KACHEL EMILY KACHEL MR. AND MRS. LESTER KACHEL MR. PIERCE KACHEL MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KALORD MRS. IRWIN KEFFER MR. AND MRS. MARTIN KEGERISE CAROL KEIM MR. JOHN KEIM C. S. KELLER HARRY WILLIAM KELLER MRS. R. C. KELLER MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KELLER MR. ALBERT KENDALL CAROL KERLING DONALD EARL KERLING LARRY LEE KERLING MR. AND MRS. E. KERLING CHARLES KERPER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KERPER MRS. LOUISE KERPER ALICE KERSHAW MRS. HENRY KERSHNER MR. AND MRS. ADGAR KESSLER MR. AND MRS. S. KEYSER MR, AND MRS. RALPH L. KILLIAN MRS. HENRY M. KING MRS. JOHN KISSINGER MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL KISTLER MR. AND MRS. KLARK MR. AND MRS. A. C. KLOPP MR. MERRITT KLOPP MRS. RUSSELL KLOPP MR. AND MRS. V. J. KLOPP MR. AND MRS. KNABB MR. AND MRS. EDWIN KOCH MR. AND MRS. GEORGE KOCHARD MERLIN KOHL PAUL KOHL BETTY KOLLER PATRONS-Con tin ued FRANKLIN KOLLER SAMUEL KOLLER, JR. DIANA KOPPELMAN MRS. HARRY KORB MR. AND MRS. J. KRAFT MR. AND MRS. C. W. KRILL MR. AND MRS. HARRY KRING KATHRYN MAE KRING REV. V, A. KRONINGER MISS FLORENCE KURTZ MR. AND MRS. MARVIN KUTCH MISS THELMA R. KUTCH MRS. H. W. LAMB NANCY LAMPRECHT MRS. LARUE MR. HALLER LARUE MISS MARION LEBO RICHARD LEBO LINDA LEED PAUL G. LEEDS H. B. LEIDWIG JACK LEININGER MR. AND MRS. LEIPHART MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LENGLE DONALD LENGLE MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM LEONARD MR. AND MRS. CHARLES B. LESSIG CHARLES H. LESSIG LOUISE AND MYRTLE LINDERMAN MRS. WILLIAM PAUL K. MUSS MR. AND MRS. JANE NAGLE MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR, AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MULLER ELMAN JACOB NAGLE CLAIR NAUGLE A. S. NEATOCK RUSSEL S. NELSON EDWARD NEY EDWARD NICHOLS HAZEL AND RUTH NINZEHELTZER FREDERIC NORTON WILLIAM B. OBERHOLTZEO MR. AND MRS. B. OLSON MRS. ANNA OWENS PVT. AND MRS. ROBERT PAFF DARLENE M. PAINTER MR. AND MRS. EVERHART PAINTER MR. AND MRS. PASSONS PATRICIA CARRIE PEACOCK MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. LILIAN POOLE MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PETERS FRANK E. PHILLIPS HOWARD PIKE CHARLES E. POOLE E. J. POOLE, JR. HENRY PRICE HARRY PARICK MR. AND MRS. MRS. CAROLIN MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. HARRY C. LINS E LITWIN CARL LONGNECKER STANLEY LOOSE IVAN LORAH LESTER LORAH RODMAN LORAH MRS. THERESE RANER RAY AND DORIS MR. AND MRS. CLANTON REBER MR. CLAYTON REBER RUTH REBER MR. HARRY REDCAY MRS. LEROY REIFF FRANK REIGEL JEAN LOSH CORP. NORMAN LOUSH CHARLES W. LUDWIG MR. LUDWIG MRS. HELEN LUTZ MRS. EMMETT LUNDEN DELORES MACFADGEN M. A. MALPEDE MRS. ALVA W. MARK PVT. GEORGE MARSHAL MARTHA AND MARION WALTER H. MARTIN PVT. DONALD MASCHERI MR. AND MRS. REITER MR. AND MRS. JAMES H. RENNINGER MISS MARION RENNINGER BARBARA ANN RHODA STEWA RT RHODA NIR. AND MRS. RALPH D. MAST NANCY MARCH MARTHA AND MARVIN MARIE MRS. GEORGE MR. AND MRS. MATZ HA RVEY M ATZ MR. WILLIAM Z. MATZ MRS. JAMES M MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. AURER JAMES MAU RER NORMAN MAXTON MRS. STELLA MAYS MRS. MARION G. MCCANN MRS. E. A. MCCOMSEY MRS. MARY MESSNER MRS. AMBROSE MILLER CPL. MILLER MR. AND MRS. DONALD MILLER MRS. EARL MILLER MRS. LELA ENOCH MILLER L. V. MILLER MRS. MILLER BOBBY AND JILL MIRERS MR. AND MRS. MRS. ELWOOD MR. AND MRS. EARL MOHLER MOHN JAMES MOHN MR. AND MRS. LEROY MOHN MR. AND MRS. WAYNE MOHN MRS. N. MOLL WILLIAM MOORE MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM MORRAN MR. H. J. MOSS MR. AND MRS. A. P. MOSSER M. BEN MOSSER MR. AND MRS. HOWARD MOSSER MRS. ALLEN MOYER MR. RALPH MOYER ISABEL RICHARDS JEAN RICKENBACH MR, AND MRS. PAUL E. RICKENBACH MR. AND MRS. J. ROBERT RICKENBACH MRS. JOHN RICKEAT MR. AND MRS. JOHN RINGLER MADELINE RINGLER MR. GEORGE W. RINK JEANNE RISHIELL MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM RISHIELL EARL M. BISSMILLER FERN AND EARL RISSMILLER SARA RISSMILLER MR. AND MRS. H. RITIS MR. AND MRS. VERNON ROBERTS MR. AND MRS. DAVID ROEDER ROBERT ROGERS MR. AND MRS. ROY ROGERS MRS. LAURA ROLAND BEATRICE M. ROPER MRS. MARTIN L, ROPER DR. AND MRS. E. M. ROTHERMEL MR. AND MRS. FRANK ROTHERMEL MR. AND MRS. EDWIN B. RUFFNER DR. AND MRS. HOWARD B. RUHE E. ROBERT RUTH MR. EARL RUTH MR. AND MRS. EARL R. SAVAGE MRS. FRANKLIN SAVAGE DR. AND MRS. H. B. SCHAEFFER HARRY E. SCHAEFFER A.S. U.S.N. MARVIN W. SCHMEHL MR. AND MRS. FRED SCHMIDT DONALD SCHNABLE DORIS SCHNABLE NICKIE SCHNAIDER MRS. MICHAEL SCHNIEDER KITTY SCHLONCH MR. AND MRS. JOHN SCHOCK KATH RYN SCHOFER MR. AND MRS. STANLEY SCHOFER MR. AND MRS. HOWARD SCHONOUR CLARABEL SCHOOLS MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS SCHOOLS JOHN H. SCHRACK MR. AND MRS. w. H. SCHLIBERT MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SCOTT DR. AND MRS. RAYMOND T. SCULL GEORGE SEAMEN MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SELTZER RUSSEL SHADE MRS. HARRY E. SHANK MR. AND MRS. JAMES T. S. SHAUD NANCY SHAUE. MR. AND MRS. P. M. SHELLEY MR. AND MRS. EDWARD SHIREY MISS KATH RYN SHIREY MRS. WILLIAM SHOEMAKER KATH RYN O. SHOWALTER ELEANOR SIMON MR. AND MRS. MAC SISAK ERNESTINE SLOTE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SLOTE MR. AND MRS. ALLAN SMITH MRS. ARTHUR SMITH MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SMITH EDWIN SMITH MISS ELSIE SNYDER MR. AND MRS. HARLEM SNYDER MRS. NEOIN SNYDER JANE SONEN JOHN SPRAESSER, JR. MARIE SPECK MRS. SQUIBB PVT. ROLAND SQLIIEB MR. AND MRS. CHARLES L. STAMM MR. AND MRS. H. S. STANLEY ERNESTINE STEFEY H. w. STEFFY MR, AND MRS. HOWARD STEFFY MR. AND MRS. WALTER STEEFY MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN MRS. ROBERT STERNER WILLIAM H. STERRETT MR. AND MRS. HARRIS STEVENS -ABIJTCHH STORK DONALD STORK MRS. HARRY STORK MR. AND MRS. HOMER STORK MR. AND MRS. NEWTON STORK STORK AND STEEFY DICK STOLJDT RALPH STOUDT MR. AND MRS. H. R. STovER MR. WILLIAM STOYER R. C. STRASSER REv. CHESTER E. STRAHL, JR. '34 RICHARD STRAHL MR. AND MRS. ROBERT R. SINTS MRS. WILLIAM SwARTz MRS. ERvIN SWAVELY PATRONS--Con tin ued MR. AND MRS. HARVEY SWEIGART MR. AND MRS. STEVEN SWEITZER LT. TED SYBIL DAVID TAYLOR MARTHA B. M. TERREY MR. JOHN THOMAS MISS PAULINE THOMAS MRS. PETER TORNIELLI TINKER VINCENT TOBIAS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT TREFZ ANNA MARIE TREXLER DANIEL TREXLER SGT. DAVID H. TREXLER MR. AND MRS. PAUL L. TREXLER MR. AND MRS. HOWARD TROOP MRS. HENRY TROUT MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. TROUT MRS. CLARENCE ULRICH JOHN H. ULRICH ALBERT UMBENHAUER MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE UMBENHAUER ELMER UMBENHAUER HARRY UMBENHAUER MR. AND MRS. HARRY UMBENHAUER VIRGINIA AND EARL DOROTHY VANDERHERSEN MR. AND MRS. JAMES VONNEIDA MR. AND MRS. LEROY VONNEIDA MRS. NORMAN VONNEIDA MR. AND MRS. RUSSEL VONNEIDA MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND WADE ARDELLE WANGENBLAST MRS. CLARA WAGNER KATHRYN WAGNER MILTON WAGNER MISS ROMA WAGNER MISS SARAH WAGNER WILLIAM WAGNER MRS. THEODORE WALKER MR. AND MRS. EUGENE WALTERS MR. AND MRS. HENRY WALTON MR AND MRS. ELMER WALTZ MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WARD MRS. CHARLES K. WEAVER MICK WEAVER MR. MORTON WEAVER MR. AND MRS. O. C. WEAVER MERILOU WEBBER DONALD WEBER LOUISE C. WEBER PVT. RICHARD WEIDER EUGENE WEINHOLD MR. AND MRS. COLOIN WEITZER MISS LILLIAN WENGER MR. AND MRS. BIRDEN WENRICH PVT. JAMES WENRICH MISS MILDRED WENRICH RALPH WENRICH A.S. U.S.N. BERTHA WENTZEL MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE WENTZEL MR. FRANK WENTZEL MR. AND MRS. WALTER H. WENTZEL WILLARD WENTZEL MR. AND MRS. B. M. WERNER MRS. EARL WERNER EUGENE WERNER ROBERT WERNER HARRY WERTZ, JR. ESTHER WESTLEY MISS BARBARA WHITE MISS BESSIE WHITE MISS VIOLET WHITE MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WHITE MR. JACK WHITEHALL BILL WHITMAN MR. AND MRS. HARRY G. WHITMAN MRS. PAUL WIDMIER CHARLES F. WIEDER MISS ELSIE WIEDER PFC. ROBERT L. WILLIAMS U.S.M.C. MR. AND MRS. R C. WILSON MR. AND MRS. CHARLES F. WINTER MISS JANET WISWESSER LAURA WITMAN MRS. MARTHA WITMYER MRS. J. RUSSELL WOLF KATHLEEN WOODS MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL C. WOODS MR. WALTER M. WOODS BILL WRIGHT MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WRIGHT EARL YETTER MRS. EDNA M. YETTER KENNETH YETTER MR. DANIEL K. YODER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. YODER MRS. NORA YOST YOUNDT TWINS MR. AND MRS. HARRY YOUNDT KENNETH YOUNDT L. E. YOUNDT MISS ESTER ZEHMAN MRS. MARY EMMA ZELL MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ZELLER PVT. AND MRS. CLAIR ZERBE MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE ZERBE MR. AND MRS. HAROLD ZERBE RALPH ZERBE STEPHEN ZERBE MR. AND MRS. CURTIS ZILLHARDT MRS. ARTHUR ZIMMERMAN MR. AND MRS. WALTER ZIMMERMAN fm' iw' 7 ' ' W W ' I N JOHN W' ROLLMA BEYLER GREEN HOUSES Prim ting and Lithographic Q'FIoWers for A11 Occasions Counsellor to Year Book StaHs 602 Pearl Street Lancaster, Pa. 131 Washington St., Shillington, Pa. Phone 2-1700 VL--.-.- 5 , LL, F--. . l 9 Ibach S Drug Store Murrayk Meat Market WM. H. IBACH, Prop. ' We D6l1V6f-PhOfl6,' 3-9371 r Where Quality and 22 W. Lancaster Avenue l Service Count Shillington, Pa. 2 W. Lancaster Ave. glflcgtijxehzipelilitlrgqclilxfl Shillington, Pa. ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' Phone 2-8934 l Compliments of 9 Compliments of WARTLUFT THE TAILOR M. F. LaRUE Hardware, Paints and Varnishes Congoleums and Inlaid Linoleums Shillington, Pa. SPEEDWAY GREENHOUSES Mrs. Lloyd A. Miller, Prop. L Choice Cut Flowers Funeral Work Potted Plan ts Phone 3-7448 Member T.D.S. 1 32 State St. Shillington, Penna. C. I. RUMBAUGH Groceries of Quality 100 State St. Shillington, Pa. LIBERTY DAIRY Milk THE LOCAL DAIRY 207 State Street Shillington, Pa. Dial 2-2862 TRUMBORES CONFECTIONERY STORE 10 Pennsylvania Ave. Dolly Madison Ice Cream Groceries-Sunday Papers Magazines Phone 6-600 Shillington, Pa. STICHTER HARDWARE COMPANY READING, PA. 2 s t MRS. CHAS. D. B. KINDT CHAS. D. R. KINDT Dial 4-2216 dw!!! MEMORIAL HOME Established 1900 No Road Too Small No Distance Too Great SHILLINGTON, PA. L r RELIABLE DAIRY Compliments of Nature's Best Food F- 85 M- Mrs. Ruth Linderman, Representative Denver, Pa. CompI1'men ts of W X1 John and Marvin Lonrad Quality Groceries JOHN MARVIN Class of 1929 Class of 1931 217 N. Miller Street Second and Franklin Streets 1 , 7 W QNX, , n