Sinking Spring High School - Imago Yearbook (Sinking Spring, PA)

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Class Night Program Published By Row, Peterson Company CAST OF CHARACTERS Richard Morgan .................... Mrs. Morgan ................................ Elizabeth Morgan ........................... Barbara Lee ................................ Josephine Stafford ......................... Foster Lee ................................. Myron Smiley ............................... Doctor Gerald .............................. Jerry Truman ............................... Zac Stafford ............................... Wade Truman ................................ Dudley Grant ............................... Eugene Weidman .... Pauline Lutz Dorothy Casscl Miriam Schrack Ardell Moyer Harold Kline William Moyer ... Paul Sallade Richard Shiffcr LeRoy Dcglcr .... Charles Ruth ... Chester Bright TIME AND PLACE The action of the play is in the living room and study in the parsonage of a small town in tha New England States. The time is the present. ACT I—A day in February, in the late afternoon. ACT II—A day in May, four months later. ACT III—A half-hour later. MUSIC—Wyomissing String Ensemble. George Washington Bi-centennial Programs As a fitting observance of the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington, the Father of Our Country, the local schools sponsored two programs. On February 24. three episodes in the life of George Washington were dramatized. The program was as follows: THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Exercise ........-..................... Our Hero Exercise How To Be A Hero Playlet George Washington and The Cherry Tree. P’aylet ..................... The Little General Song Washington Song ....................... Our Flag Colors FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Play ............ Washington As A Backwoodsman Song ................Washington’s Cnristmas Party EIGHTH GRADE Play The Constitutional Convention Poem The Building of the Ship As a part of the program fifteen of the masterpieces of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart were dedicated. These pictures were presented to the school by Congressman Norton Lichtenwalner and framed in the Manual Training department by the Tenth Grade. On March 8. four reels of motion pictures, the ottl. cial motion picture of George Washington and His Times sponsored by the Bi-Centennial Commission were presented. At both programs a large audience was in attendance.

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Cll]e Oirahuates ;§ eiien (Suibcs CAST OF CHARACTERS ... LeRoy Dcglcr ... Dorothy Cassel June Moyer Gladys Dunkelbergei Louise Moyer Grace Mogel Miriam Schrack Paul Salladc Seven Guides: • Health'’ .. •Home ...... •Learning •Citizenship Leisure Character Vocation” .... Radio Announcer Vocations: Inventor Agriculture Chemist ..... Aviator ..... Doctor ...... Nurse Artist ...... Florist Journalist Soldier ..... Lawyer Engineer .... Home-Maker Spirit of Education Sports: Track Cairn Ennis Baseball Paul Kurt Tennis ......................................................... Florence Allen ....... Chester Bright Miriam Weber Charles Ruth William Moyer Dorothy Cassel Eleanor Balthascr Eugene Weidman Chester Bright Richard Shiffer LeRoy Degler William Moyer ............ Charles Ruth Donald Ganser Ardell Moyer Dorothy Cassel Pauline Lutz Eleanor Balthaser ............ Harold Kline Harvey Mogel William Wertz Miriam Weber Professor Harry E. Sowers Father Time Queen Memory Dancers: Spring Summer’’ Autumn Winter Spirit of School Senior Home: Mother ........................................................... Thelma Stover Children Mary Harpel, Anna Ludwig Boy Scouts ... Richard Stick. Kenneth Ganser, Cecil Davies Character ..........-...............—.....................«... Mariloui.se Freeman Representing Senior .................................................. Harold Kline

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On February 8. 1913 in Lancaster, was bom a baby girl gifted with artistic talent. She joined us in the 3rd grade and ever since we know •Dot” to be a kind of girl who Just takes life as it comes and lets the world roll by. She would impress the average person, as she walks along in her easy going fashion, as one who is absorbing valuable space at Sinking Spring High School which might be used for better purposes. However, she does manage to pull a few worthwhile remarks her way and moves along with the rest of us. DOROTHY CASSEL The studious specimen accompanying this paragraph first disturbed the peace of her town by a sweet soprano voice on June 9. 1914. It seems as if it still lingers in her voice, for to this day she sings soprano. Serious and studious, a man - hater of the third degree, concentration and hard work have made her a student of note. During Mlm’s” leisure, as she is known by her best friends, she was always ready with a helping hand. Her willingness has been well defined. Miriam has a desire to enter McCann’s Business School in September, and we believe that her greatest ambition is to become a stenographer. But no matter what you undertake, we wish you, our class secretary, the best of luck. MIRIAM ‘MIM” C. SCHRACK On June 28. 1914, Chester Homer Bright let out the first of his many howls. Chester ( Chetter”) is one of the few who started his education in this building in 1920. He has been a faithful member of his class ever since. Chester is quite popular with the girls and has a weakness for Catherines. Chester Is an all around athlete and was captain of the basketball team in his Senior year. He was the star third baseman on the baseball team. Chester likes to get into many friendly arguments, especially when playing playground ball. We wish Chester the best of luck in his future occupations. CHESTER HOMER BRIGHT