Sunbury High School - Torch Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1934 volume:

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S1 f gb k:kW35Yx K the T 0 111311 of nineteen hundred and thirty-four A graphic record of the deeds of the students at Sunbury High School PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS l l SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA Explanatory Preface We, 'rhe creafors of +he I934 Torch, have ear- nesrly endeavoured ro produce a volume reminis- cenr of fhe days we spen+ in Sunbury High School. I+ has been our purpose ro compile +he sfafisrics and anecdoies a+ our disposal in such a manner +ha+ rhis book may prove lo be a deligh+- ful memory lane, where one may wander ai will, recalling rhe ioys and sorrows of high school life. We preseni our book +o you in ihe hope 'l'ha+ our efforrs have been successful. The +hema+ic idea of our publicarion is indi- cared in fhe marginal skerches and division plares. These symbols represenl' fhe Sunbury High School Band, of which we are iusfly proud. Page four 51' Hppreciative Dedication We, ihe Senior Class of '34, dedicaie our Torch +o Miss Janei Curry and Mr. Rober+ E. Beckman, in appreciaiion of fheir loyal services +o us ihroughoul' our Junior and Senior ferms as Class Advisers, and in fhe laffer year as Faculfy Advisers in ihe proclucfion of our yearbook. Miss Curry's paiience and pleasing personalify, couolecl wi+h Mr. Beckman's financial capabiliiy and sound iuclgmenf, and 'rheir consfani' coopera- iion wiih us in ihe numerous proiecfs of our lasi' +wo high school years command our sin- cere aclmiraiion and hearffeli' graiifude. Page five Sincere Congratulation Eagerly and gladly, we, ihe Senior Class of I934, unife our voices in fhis message of con- gra+ulai'ion and 'feliciiaiion io Miss Elizabe+h D. Grani, our unquesfionably capable, and highly revered insirucior of four years ago, a lady of a noble and beauriful characier which has been a refining and uplifiing 'influence on our pliable, youihful personalifies. Miss Grani' has faiihfully ancl efficienily served as an ins'l'ruc+or of Sunbury boys and girls for fully half a cenfury, bei-ng prin- cipal of Ceniral Grammar, ihe Eigh+h Grade, 'ihe greaier pari' of ihis iime. We honor her for her pasi achievemenis, bid a fond farewell 'I'o her as she leaves 'rhe ranks of 'rhe faculiy of ihe Sunbury Public Schools, and wish her all happiness in her reiiremeni, ihai well de- served resi' which crowns her career wifh 'ihe sai- isfaciion of a worihwhile faslc wel done. Page six is I Reverent Remembrance Reverenrly, we pause +o honor +he mem- ories of our deparred classmaies, Elizabefh Fisher, whom we losl' early in our year as Freshmen, and Micheal Spielyk, whose dearh we sadly mourned a+ 1'he close of our Junior rerm. The biH'er sorrow of +heir leaving our midsl' while yel' so youlhful and so pleasanlly alililiafed wirh our everyday lives, has soff- ened, wirh +he passing of lime, fo a peaceful reconcilia+ion +o lhe omniporence of God's will. H' is our privilege 'lo cherish a beauriful remembrance of rheir par+icipa+ion in our work and play. Page s fnlln KATHLEEN GILBODY Edifor-in-Chief Page eighf BEERS EDWARDS KEEFER SCHMINKY BOGART FAHRINGER KEITHAN SILVIUS BROWN FRYLING KULP SITLER BU RCHELL HEIM LEESER SLEAR CASE HINEBAUCH MILLER WETZEL DEICK HUGHES PACKER WIL JONES ROTHERMAL LIAMS lv- JANET CURRY' ROBERT BECKMAN PA'-MER OTTO ' Advisors Business Manager Editorial Staff Ediior-in-chief KATHLEEN GILBODY Associaie Edifor CORINNE EDWARDS Personal EcII+or JESSIE SCHMINKY Assisfanfs SARA KEEFER EDNA BEERS JACK HEIM FRANCES WETZEL DAN ROTHERMEL CARL FAHRINGER Class Ediior PAUL SILVIUS Ac'Iivi+y EcIi+or CLARA JONES AssisIa nfs MARY SLEAR HELEN BU RCHELL A'II1IeI'ic Eclifor JOHN ALLEN BROWN Assisfanis JOHN HINEBAUCH WILLIAM PACKER LUCILLE DEICK 9 ' Feafure EcIiI'or RICHARD WILLIAMS JAMES LEESER HILDA FRYLING Assisianfs WILLARD SITLER ROXIE HUGHES MARY KEITHAN Ar+ Edi+ors Typisis THOMAS MILLER ZERETA BOGART FRANK CASE CLARA KULP Business Staff Business Manager PALMER OTTO Assisfanfs , ROSLYN FEIN BEN GOODMAN CHARLES MOORHEAD COOKE GOODMAN LITTLE LAURA COOKE ALFRED LITTLE WANDA WELD CREE JARRETT MOORHEAD SARA LINDIG JOHN CREE MARY JARRETT FEIN LINDIG WELD Page nine ., .-Fl! SUNBURY HIGH SCHOOL Page Ten 1 4 HDfT1II'lISTRHTICJI'I JOHN E. SHAMBACH, A.B. WILLARD E. ACKLEY, B.S. Lafayelle College Mansfield Siale Teachers' College Universily of Michigan Universiiy of Piilsburgh Superinlenclenl of Schools 'X Why should l be hones'l? A young man recenily asked 'rhis quesiion in all sin- ceriiy. To him, honesiy seemed +o offer deprivaiion while dishones'l'y seemed 'lo be- sfow comfort If we really believe in respecling +l1e righls of oihers and in being l'rue +o our- selves, we have a sufficienl' answer. Roberl' Louis Slevenson has said +ha+ honesfy re- quires 'Forlil'ude. For+i+ude, 'logeiher wiih iniiiaiive, can ward off deprivaiion and, ai 1'he same 'l'ime, combai dishonesiy in oihers. Affer all, ii seems 'lo be a maffer of choos- ing permaneni values 'l'ha+ clefermines our ulfimaie sa+isfac+ion. Honesiy is more en- during fhan wealih or posiiion. V JOHN E. SHAMBACH. Principal Life is consianily offering us choices, and we musi' learn 'l'o choose wisely and noi' carelessly. Too many iimes we hear +his lamenf, I did noi' +hink. Take Time To Think. Know yourself. Form 'ihe habif of gefling away, frequenfly, from 'lhe mad- ding crowd-from all dis'l'rac+ions-and commune wi+h yourself. Review your pash see your preseni' as ii really is: plan your fufure as you would have i+: sacrifice fhe alluring superficialifies of fhe preseni for +he subsfaniial, desirable rewards of i'he fufure. Build your life on +hinking, noi' on guessing. We wish you 1'he success which you de- sire aind for which you s'l'rive. WILLARD E. ACKLEY. Page 'lwelve RICHARD S. A. ABBOTT, A.B. C ' H Gellysburg College French, Social Sludies MARGARET J. ADAMS, B.S. Slrouclsburg S. T. C. I-lealfh Educalion JOHN M. AUTEN, B.S. Susquehanna Universily Social Sludies ROBERT E. BECKMAN, A.B. Penn Slale Malhemalics, Social Sluclies LEON A. BICKEL, B.S. cv Susquehanna Uni s' Science W' JANET CU RRY, A.B. Wilson College English X1 VX MARY T. DAVENPORT, s.s. J XJ' Penn Slale I Home Economics W e NORMAN K. DRIES, B.S. , M Slrouclsburg S. T. C. TW I-lealfh Educafion JOHIC3 G. IZUNDEDITIE, A.B. TR ff ell s ur o e e OMS ' Ealing g ALBERT B. ERIKSON, B.C.S. Grove Cily College Commercial Subiecls KATHERINE M. FERNSLER, B.S. Penn Slale Science li l MAIEY C. GEEARHURT, A.M. F - I l X us ue anna niversil ' l qGerman, Social Slluclies Ill ERIC elLsoDY , j Vocalional Subiecls MILDRED O. GOYNE, A.B. Penn Slale I Languages. Social Sluclies HELEN GRAHAM, A.B., A.M. Goucher College ' English ' THEOQOSIA HACKETT, A.B., A.M. I Wilson College W English l FRANCIS C. HATTON, B.S. - Albrighl College ,,,,,4,ul.A l Malhemalics DOROTHY M. HERMAN Taylor Business College Commercial Sulojecls P. KFPNER JARRETT, A.M. Bucknell Universily Malhemafics ETHEL M. KAUFFMAN, Millersville S. T. C. Librarian 2 fi .vw--YJ 'X Q .--J lc f I . li A 4- I Y Page lhirleen PEARL I. KAWELL, A.M. Bucknell Universify Social Sfuclies HARRY L. KEEPER Bucknell Universiiy Science PAUL F. KEEFER, A.M. Columbia Universily Science M. R. KLINGER Orche ra RO M. KNOEBEL 'M ocafional Subiecis ARLE E. LAUQNSLAGER, B.S. Srgqluehaasqg ' ' Commercial Subiecls AGNES LEONHART Secrelary Io 'rhe Principal EDITH MOORE Phila. School of Design Ar? VIOLET E. MOYER, A.M. Columbia Universily English ELSIE MYERS Taylor Business College Commercial Subiecls GEORGE B. NESLINE, A.B., A.M. Columbia Universily Mechanical Drawing FREDERICK PADGETT, A.B. Heidelberg College Ass'I. Princ.. Malh., Science FELIX RANDIS Beckley Business College Commercial Subiecis KATHERINE REED, B.M. O Wesfchesfer S. T. Music ARCO E. REIGNER, B.S.. A.M. Penn S+aIe Home Economics M DRED M. SIPE. A.B. Bucknell Universily English, Laiin FRANCES E. SMITH, B.C.S. GRACE Rider College Commercial Subiecis WAYNE E. STEINER Penn Slale Vocalional Subiecls I. STOHLER, A.B. Susquehanna Universily English FRANK D. WHITE, B.S. Albrighl College Social Sludies ELIZABETH E. WEAVER Malhemalics Page fourfeen CLHSSES CHARLES MOOREHEAD Presidenf Senior Class History The cur+ain is aboul' 'ro fall, O Seniors, on ihe happiesl' period of our lives. While we are anlic- ipaling i'I's rising again on ihe greaiesi' of all scenes, which people call Life, le+ us review again in memory The sleps we have climbed io- geiher +o reach 'lhis climax, our graduaiion. In l93I we were The firsf class 'ro occupy fhe freshman rooms in ihe Fourih rWard building. James Leeser was eleciecl preside-ni. A Hallow- e'en Parry in fhe fall and a S+. Pa'l'riclc's pariy in ihe spring were ihe brighi' spois of ihe year. The 'rerm compleied, we awai+ecl ihe coming year wi+h 'fasl'-bearing hearis, because i+ would mean our ioining 'l'he upper classmen in lhe Senior High School building. We began our second year under 'rhe leader- ship o'F Charles Moorhead. The iirsi Masque ancl Wig, drama+ic club lSophomorel, was or- ga-nizecl by Miss Mary Royer. Our class pariy in JANET CURRY ROBERT BECKMAN Advisors x Page sixfee v. -.IL . February was our chief social funcfion during fhaf year. Commencing fhe Junior ferm, we were now upper classmen in earnesf. The Thirfeenfh Chair, our fhrilling class play, direcfed by Miss Grace Sfohler will nof soon be forgoffen. Throughouf fhe year we were well represenfed in all fhe school acfivifies, fhe Frill and Frown being our dramafic circle. Mosf imporfanf of all fhe funcfions in our high school career was our glorious Prom, +ha+ gala evening when we fefed fhe deparfing Seniors fo fhe ufmosf of our abilify. When we af lasf acfually became Seniors, Charles Moorhead was chosen our Presidenf for fhe fhird fime. Whaf a relief if was fo hear fhaf fhose dreaded exams would nof be a feafure of our lasl' year in high school. We enjoyed a successful year on fhe gridiron under fhe Cap- faincy of Beans Riffer, and also on fhe courf wifh John Cree and Whifey Eisfer as leaders. The Class Play direcfed by Mr. Richard Abboff, and an opereffa under fhe supervision of Miss Reed were fhe year's dramafic highlighfs for us. Wifh fhe arrival of Farewell Chapel and Com- mencemenf, we realize fhaf our high school ca- reer is nearing ifs close. We are only one of fhe many classes who have graduafed and who will graduafe from fhis school, buf we hope we shall nof be forgoffen by fhose who knew us, and asso- ciafed wifh us daily as we experienced fhose four wonderful years of high school life. -A. CORINNE EDWARDS. Page sev enf S. LINDIG Vice Presidenf C. JONES Secrefary P. OTTO Treasurer ROTHERMEL Reporfer S GN- we -X -an I' Y . a s' . ' ir- 4 Y O. P. AMERMAN E. M. APP M. G. APP P. ATTIG ox O 0 Y v ! OAKLEY P. AMERMAN Lon-' Dramaiic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Foolball 2: Class Baslneiball I. 2: Sans Souci 2: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Prom Com- rniiiee 3: Siudeni Council I. 2. Ready grin . . . Iois of excursions Io Norry . . . always ready for a good iime. ESTHER M. APP IIESII Girls' Chorus 2, 3. One of Ihe Iwins . . . indus'I'rious genial . . . unassuming. MILDRED G. APP MID Library Club 2. Cheery . . . sfudiously inclined . . . pleas- ani . . . inferesied in C. C. C. Camps. PAUL ATTIG JACK Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Traclc I 2: Baseball 2. Shamolcin Dam . . Iilres fooiball . . excellenf golfer . . . worlrs in a gas siaiion. Page eighieen .Es H. J. BALL R. C. BARNHART V. BAHNER M. D. BARNHART VERNA BAHNER BUTCH I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Opereiia 4. Good narured . . . Iilres +o sing . . . sews well . . . has many callers from Norry. HERMAN J. BALL BARNEY Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3, 4: Class Fooiball 2: Foolball 3, 4. Big game hunfer . . . inleni' reader . . . aspires Io have a denial lab all his own. MILES D. BARNHART MIGGLES Band I, 2, 3. 4: Orchesira 3: Track I, 2: Class Fooiwball 2. 3. Ia Amicable . . . ouisianding frumpefer . . a good sIru'Her . . . sfudenf direcfor of Band RALPH C. BARNHART IITUBAII Band I. 2, 3. 4: Dramaiic Club 3, 4 Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3: Oper eiia I, 4: Class Fooiball 2, 3, 4. Happy-go-Iuclzy . . . falenred singer . argumenfafive . . . masier of fhe fuba. . E. I. BEERS J. BATHU RST L. S. BASSETT J. BARTHOLOMEW EDNA IRENE BEERS SHORTY Hi-Y I: Commercial Club 2: Library Club 3, 4: Torch 4. Petite . . . admirer ot Norry . . . dainty . . . friendly disposition . . . popular. JOHN BATHURST JOHN l-li-Y 2, 3: Class Football 3. 4: Tri- Sigma 4. Jolly . . . flashing white teeth . . . funny chuclrle . . . noted for his wise remarlrs. LILLIAN S. BASSETT LlL Library Club 2. Sweet . . . shy . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . ambitious. '.-1 JOHN BARTHOLOMEW ESC-PIE Junior Mechanics I. 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 2: Football 4. Country lad . . . ardent Junior Mechanic . . . lilies arbutus . . . plays the fiddle. x , 'X xx ZERETA BOGART ' ze ze rchestra l: Glee Club l: Hi-Y I, 2, Torch 4: Forensic Accompanist 2: Class Basketball l. Blue-eyed blonde . . . baby-face . . . Sunl::ury's champion speed typist . . . Bud's pal. GLADYS BOLTON FOOT Hi-Y 3, 4. s Beautiful hair . . . big brown eyes . . . frequently seen with a certain curly-haired coun- try lad. LOIS M. BELL Lois Glee Club I: Commercial Club 2. Blonde . . neat . . . tall . . . thinlcs Ducky is pretty nice. SAMUEL BOGAR sAw Stage Crew I. Professional day-dreamer . . . unperturbed . . . great reader . . . takes life easy. Page nineteen its f it - ss 1 1:15 L 'i in . 's m., Q, A x Z. BOGART G. BOLTON L. M. BELL S. BOG-AR 'X I E ' I X RICHARD P. BOWEN DICK Dramalic Club 2. 3. 4: I-li-Y 4: Class Baskelball 2. 3. 4: Foorball 3: Class Play 4. Loyal scour . . . ilafferer . . . nalural clown . . . ladies' man . . . giggler. JOHN BOWMAN BOWMAN Junior Mechanics 4. Small in sfalure . . . has liHle 'Io say . . . enioys argumenis wifh Orner . . . Junior Me- chanics enfhusiasl. ANNA BOYER ANN I-li-Y I. 2, 3: Dramalic Club 21 Glee Cha. I: Class Baslceiball 3: Girls' horus I. Peppy . . carefree . . . one of The Ihree lie ers . . enioys Sl:eei's company. ca A S. BRITTAIN DOLLY brusque . . . siraighiforward in Glady's big brolher. R. P. BOWEN J. BOWMAN A. BOYER L. S. BRITTAIN WILLIAM BROBST BILL Class Baseball I. Speed maniac . . . wise-cracker .l. . cigar foier . . . admirer of 'Ihe femmes.' ROBERT E. BROOME BOB Junior Mechanics 4. Diligenf shop worlrer . . . handy man . . serious . . . a regular fellow. JOHN ALLEN BROWN, JR. BROWN Dramafic Club 2. 3, 4: Class Foofball 2, 4: Class Baslcelball 2. 3: Class Baseball I, 2: School Times 3. 4: Cheering Squad 4: Torch 4: Class Play 3. Snappy cheerleader . . . dance fan . clever characier acfor . . . breezy. EMERY C. BROSCIOUS MEM.. Avialion Club I: Science Club 2. 3 ,4. Kindly disposifion . . . lilies school . . . hails from Fisher's Ferry. Page 'rweniy W. BROBST R. E. BROOME J. A. BROWN. JR. E. C. BROSCIOUS were E D. BRACHT P. F. BIKLE, JR. 6. BLOUGH H. B. BROWN N 's i 2 i 2 ig w x ' ' ,gs DONALD BRACHT DON Tall . . . conservaiive . . . sfrong willed . . . doesn'f like +o pose for picrures. PAUL F. BIKLE, JR. Fooiball 4. Brillianf . . . came from Philly . . . dis- finciive sfride . . . gels his iolnes across. GENE BLOUGH LEMON Class Baskeiball I, 2. 3, 4: Aviafion Club l, 2: Band 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y 4. Wifry . . . ieuniy . . . drum-maior . . . unique laugh . . . Winnie's sready. HARVEY B. BROWN BANKS Class Fooiball 2, 4: Baskeiball Man- , . ager 2: Fooiball 3. Curly hair . . . fooiball player . . . ai- iracis all ihe girls. sis' Page 'lweniy-one WILLIAM BUCH ..BlLL.. Pleasanf . . . quiei' . . . easy going . . . bashful . . . from Augusfa. JAMES FRANK BUCHER JlM Junior Mechanics l. 2. 3, 4. Quiei' . . . a greai hunier . . . diligenl' . . . experf bowler. HELEN ELISABETH BURCHELL POOGE Glee Club I, 2: Glee Club Pianisi 3, 4: Orchesira I, 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 2: Opereila I, 4: Torch 4. Talenied pianisi' . . . compeieni . . . in- dependenf . . . companionable grin. GLEN H. CAMPBELL CAMPBELL ' Junior Mechanics l, 2: Class Fooiball 2: Foofball 3. 4. t Fooiball enfhusiasi . . . very shy in presence of rhe fair sex . . . blushes. L, W. BUCH J. F. BUCHER H. E. BURCHELL G. H. CAMPBELL R. L. CANTNER C. G. CLUKEY- E F. G. CAS R. CONNELLY is N N -5 ,Q .f kkkk 11 -' -'- i sl RUTH L. CANTNER DIZ Class Baslcelball I. Darwin's beiler half . . . faiihful . . . good- nafured . . . always laughing. C. GERARD CLUKEY CLUKEY I-li-Y 2: Vox Club I. Chatierbox . . . elfish lad . .U . perpeiual grin . . . leasing. MX -.29 FRANK e. cAse IN IX IIJOEYII Class Baseball 2. 3: Baslceiball I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I: Afhle-'fic Club I. Excelleni laaslxeiball player . . . 'fighfing spirif . . . Ialenied ariisi' . . . Louise. RALPH CONNELLY Dramalic Club 2: Class Foolball 4. Candid . . . enihusiasiic chuclcle . . . ad- veniuresome . . . a rider in fha Virgil class. s Page 'lweniy-'Iwo CALVIN CONRAD CAL Junior Mechanics 4: Sans Souci. Pres. 4. Drums rhyihm . . . harmony fiend . . French enihusiasi' . . . iocular. FRANCIS CONRAD COCKY Band 2: Junior Mechanics 2. 3, 4: Class Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball I, 2, 3.4. Flashing smile . . . iesfer . . . life of Ihe pariy . . . fakes life easy . . . frislcy. JESSE CONRAD JESS . Junior Mechanics I. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Archery Club 3, 4. Helpful . . . unassuming . . . slrillful . . . has a fuiure in Ihe scieniilic world. ROBERT CONRAD VARSITY Foolball I. 2. 3. 4. Serene . . . rosy cheelzs . . . always cuf- iing capers . . . greai sense of humor . . . opfimisiic. C. CONRAD F. CONRAD J. CONRAD R. CONRAD JOHN F. CREE JOHNNY Dramalic Club 2: School Times 2: Sludenl' Council 2: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Bas- keiball I, 2, 3, 4: Golf 2. 3, 4: Torch 4. Dependable arhlele . . . honorable . . . franlr . . . frequeni Shamolcin Dam visilor. PAUL CULP PETE Trim appearance . . . well poised and hand- some . . . irresponsible. LAURA JANE COOKE COOKIE Dramafic Club 2. 3, 4: I-Ii-Yi I, 2: Opererla I: Class Play 3, 4: School Times 2. 3, 4: Torch 4: Prom Com- millee 3: Conlesl Play 4. lnnocenl eyes . . . baby fall: . . . cap- tivating drawl . . . nonchalanf . . . clever. WALTER J. DRUMM ..WALT.. Glee Club 3, 4: Opereila 4: Tri Sigma 4. Good worker . . . scrupulous . . . siudi- ously inclined . . . loyal. CARL DRUMM ZQ CU RLY Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3: Fooiball Manager 3: Glee Club 4: Operella 4, Tenor . . . curly haired . . . blushes easily . . . lois of friends. I ANE UMHEISER ., fi ar eyes and bair . . . peri and cule . . like sewing . . . demure. DONALD E. DRUCKEMILLER DON I-Ii-Y 2. Clurly hair . . . laugh. . . heariy laugh . . . smo es a pipe . . . a miiy for hxbdies. Q ADELAIDE D. DeWITT Glee Club I, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Operella 4: I-Ii-Y I. Happy-go-Iuclry . . . cheerful . . . sincere . . . domesfically inclined. QS' .lj C. DRUMM J. DRUMI-IEISER D. E. DRUCKEMILLER A. D. Dewm J. F, CREE P. cuLP L. J. cooxe w. J. DRUMM Page 'rwenfy-Ihree l. M. DUTTRY J. DORSEY L. DIECK A. C. EDWARDS IRENE M. DUTTRY RENE Commercial Club l. Sociable . . . blonde . . . 'Fufure beauly specialisf . . . Georgie . . . indusirious. JANE DORSEY Commercial Club l: Glee Club 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4. Naiural curls . . . smiling eyes . . . clever ai repariee. LUCILLE DIECK LOO Baslceiball I: Class Baskeiball 2, 3, 4: Torch 4. Tall and slim . . our blondesf blonde . . . aihlefic . . . dignified bearing. A. CORINNE EDWARDS ACE Library Club 2. 3: Glee Club 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Torch 4: Sans Souci 4. Georgia . . . yo' all . . . sfudious . . ariisiically inclined . . . cordial. i W . g ym L mrs.. S scsi E.. '- 4. s X 5 JOHN EISENHOWER JOHNNY Quiet . . . shy with ladies . . . sfeady 3- worker . . . good looking. THELMA Operefla 4: Girls' Chorus Beuuiiful, heavy-lashed of children . . . skilled ing.- GLADYS .EM K ' IGlee Clu . 2, . 4: Co snr C lb 23 . G' l ' C C al63, 3 urs ru . .KP ongsier . . . aHr uve Hamil- fon . . sweei smile . bliging. THELMA ENDERS BELLE Class Baslceiball I. 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 2: Library Club 3: Hi-Y 4. Good nafured . . . indiffereni' . . . eciive . . . somebody's sfenog fprobably Paul'sl. J. EISENHOWER T. EISENHAUER G. O. EMERICK T. ENDERS Page fwenfy-four REBECCA EWING BECKY Glee Club l, 3. 4: Library Club 2. 3: 'I-li-Y 4: Girls' Chorus 3. Dark . . . likes green . . . pianisl . . . lucky al cards. WILLIAM A. EISTER WHITlE Class Baslcelball l: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: l-li-Y 2. Tall . . . very blonde . . . real slandby in baskelball . . . Iikabl . o ver in a hurry. J QEAEQAHRINGER FEGANOFF Orcheslra l, 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Torch 4: Operella 4: Class Play 4. Ouisianding music maker . . . beer baron . . . slrong willed . . . amaleur horlicullurisl. BLAINE FAHRINGER FAHRlNGER Junior Mechanics I, 2. 3, 4: Class Foolball 3. Sleady worker . . earnesl . . . sileni . . . lruslworlhy. Page lwlenly-live G. FERSTER J. FINE F. FISHER R. E. FEGLEY GRACE FERSTER Slriking blonde . . . iranquil . . . sincere . . garrulous . . . frequenfs Rea's. JACK FINE Dramalic Club 3. 4: Class Baskelball 3. 4: Class Foolball 3, 4: Class Play 3. Tricky . . . willing . . . a speedy afhlele . . . should be a lawyer. FRED FISHER FREDDY l-li-Y 2, 3. Sleek haired . . . iolly . . . compelenl molion piclure operalor. RUSSEL E. FEGLEY nRUSSn Irresislible salesman . . . funny . . , likes lo drive fhe girls around in his unsurpassable car. W ,.-sf A. M. FLEMING H. E. FRYLING G. N. FURMAN M. FURMAN 3030! 46056-'yy AUDREY MAE FLEMING Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club 2: Library Club 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Glee Club 4. rf Sho . lively . . . merry eyes. FRYLING Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: 2 4: Vox Club I: Junior Conlesl' 3: Class Oflicer 3: Cu 4' School Times 4: Torc1 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Class Play 4: D. A. R. Essay, Zncl Prize. Conscienfious sfudenl . . . musical . . . charming . . . True pal. GLADYS N. FURMAN ..RED.- Hi-Y I, 2. A pefife, blue eyed, red heed . . . 'I'ruly a dainfy miss. X fx 'X .C5 A MARR FURMAN MY sHoRTY Junior Mechanics 2, 3, 4. Sfoclny . . . pundual . . . sludious 'Ihe enfire day . . . mannerly. Page lwenfy-six 5? R. FEIN T H. R. FENTON B. FERRY M. E. FORREST ROSLYN FEIN ROSY Dramalic Club 2, 3, 4: Debaling Club 2, 3: Junior Oralorical Conlesl' 3: Prom Commiliee 3: Class Play 3. 4: School Times, Business Manager, 3: Operella I, 4: Sans Souci 4: Torch 4: Vox Club I. Talenled wriler . . . dremalic . . . clarl: . . . spirifed. HELEN R. FENTON APPlE Glee Club 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3. Tallcafive . . . flashing smile . . . fall . . . afiracfs a Ioi of leasing. BETTY FERRY Dramalic Club 2: Vox Club I: Glee Club 4: Operella 4: Girls' Chorus 3. Chic . . . infeclious giggle . . . inferesf in foofball men . . . freckles. M. ELIZABETH FORREST LIB Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Vox Club I: Glee Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Library Club 2: Tri Sigma 4. Serious, earnesf Iype . . . shows a 'friendly inferesi' . . . devofed Io her sludies. af H. B. GARMAN M. J. G-ASS D. G-EMBERLING M. J. GEISE HAROLD B. GARMAN BEN German Club 2, 3: Debaiing Club 2. 3: Prom Commiiiee 3. Near . . . admires 'Ihe ladies . . . courie- ous . . . genflemanly. MARTHA JANE GASS JANIE ' Commercial Club 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Hi-Y 2. Tiny miss . . . iallraiive . . cheerful per- sonaliiy . . . aciive. DOROTHY GEMBERLING DOT I-Ii-Y I. Ulira modern . . . aiiracis The opposiie sex . . . clever dancer. MILDRED J. GEISE MlD I-Ii-Y I, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Library Club 2. Dependable . . . siaunch friend . . . dili- geni in all endeavors. se ,N Trix w. X, '-, , RUTH GERMAN RUTHlE Glee Club I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I: Girls' Chorus I, 2: Operelia I. Anxious io please . . . winning personaliiy . . . drives a Chandler. JAMES W. GILBERT JIM Orchesira I. Drives a Ford . . . carefree . . . fall and lanky . . . admires ihe weaker sex. KATHLEEN E. GILBODY KAY Dramaiic Club 2, 3, 4: School Times I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Debaiing Club 2, 3: Class Play 2, 3, 4: Sans Souci 4: Torch, Ediior-in-Chief, 4: Forensic Reading 3. 4: Siudeni Coun- cil 3: Vox Club I: Opereila I: Junior Oraiorical Coniesl 3: Coniesi Play 4: D. A. R. Essay, Isl Prize. Armful of books . . . versaiile . . . in- ielleciual . . . dramaiic abiliiy . . . capable. BENJAMIN MOU RY GOODMAN BEN Orchesira I, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Vox Club I: Dramaiic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 2, 3: Sans Souci 4: Torch 4: Prom Commiliee 3: Glee Club I. . Good fellow . . . shori' and ioIIy . . musician . . . inieresi af Milion. R. GERMAN J. W. GILBERT K. E. GILBODY B. M. GOODMAN Page 'IwenI'y-seven LAURA JANE GASS LOLLY Prom Commiiiee 3: Library Club 4: Dancing Club 4. Vivacious . . . personaliiy plus . . . mas- culine favorife . . . experi enierlainer. ELSIE GROW TlLLlE l-li-Y 4: Glee Club 4: Opereiia 4. Jolly . . . loves fo cl1aHer . . . vicfim of giggles . . . inieresi ai Norry. ELEANOR M. GROVE GROVlE Hi-Y i, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Oper- eiia I: Library Club 3: Junior Oraforical Coniesi 3. Willing helper . . . amiable . . eernesr . . . siudious. RUTH K. GUINN 11 4 is l-li-Y I, 2, 3.4. Lovely complexion . . . graceful dancer gay smile . . . becoming blush. IRENE GERMAN RENE Hi-Y I: Glee Club 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Opereila 4. Friendly person . . . serene Y . . obliging . . . unelfecied. IRENE E. HARP HENNlE Library Club 3. Gum-chewing . . . fellrefive . . . spry . . . blue eyes. DOROTHEA ,HARTMAN nor Glee Club l: Typing Club 2. Clever conversefionelisf . . . iiny . . . re- served . . . neef . . . smari dresser. MELVIN E. HARTMAN MEL Band , , 3, 4, Tru Sigma Musical . . . lively sense of humor . . . generous : . . happy. I. GERMAN I. E. HARP D. HARTMAN M. E. HARTMAN rimw. , I :Qi is , .we .J s A ., S LM A iff- L. J. csfxss E. eizow :ii 'hrs E. M. GROVE R. K. GUINN Page 'rweniy-eighf .M HAINES HAUPT J HEIM E HAINES 4 S. . .N 6. :V 'f- JOSEPH M. HAINES JOE Orcheslra I. 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Opere'Ha 4. Quief . . . genial . . . deep-voiced . . shuns fha girls. E MARION HAUPT x A MATH Library Club 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Sigma 4: Hi-Y 3: Operelia I. 4. Dark eyes . . . beauiiful handwriring . . . charming manner. JACK HEIM: Class Baseball l. 2. 3: Speech Club 2: Class Officer 3: Sans Souci 4. Deep fhinlrer . . . inielligenf . . . argumenia- five . . . nice wave in his hair. ETHEL HAINES BOOTS l-li-Y I, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Operella 4. Tranquil . . . obliging . . . slrilled in culinary arfs. Page 'fwenfy-nine HELEN HENDRICKS Glee Club 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. Sensible person . . . reliceni manner . . . n ruffled . . . well liked. FRANCES R. HILE TOOTSIE Glee Club I: Operella I: Library Club 3: Hi-Y 4: Tri sigma 4. Slim . . . winsome . . . fascinafing . . peppy. HOWARD A HILE KI-YI Junior Mechanics 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. Genlle . . . kind . . . ihoughfful . . . ouisfand- ing Boy Scour. WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN BlLL Glee Club 3: Foorball Mgr. 4: Class Foo+ball 4: Class Baseball 3: Dramaric Club 2. Popular . . . good nafured . . . robusf . . . efficienl foolball manager. H. HENDRICKS F. R. HILE H. A. HILE W. M. HOFFMAN R. K. HUGHES M. N. HOOVER E. HOOVER H. HOLDREN Nw Sw f i.,,'.jrf ?L 'l and z , I 1 4,ROXY K.:-luei-les I Ie Club I, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Tri ' ma 4: Dancing Club 4: Oper- erla I, 4. Dancer . . . pleasing personalify . . . lively . . . enihusiasiic helper. MARGARET N. HOOVER NIARGIE Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Commercial Club 2. Quief and pleasani' . . . brown eyed . . sociable. ETHEL HOOVER HBYRD.. Glee Club I: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3. Blue eyed blonde . . . willing . . . Belle. HELEN HOLDREN roofs Sympaiheiic . . . diligeni' . . . mild-'Iempered . . . if has even been said 'Ihaf she likes Virgil. ir Page Ihirly ANNA I. HUMMEL UANN.. Hi-Y I, 2. Calm demeanor . . . spealzs seldom buf rapidly . . . reserved manner. EDNA E. HUNSINGER ' HAL.. Commercial Club 2: Glee Club 3: Hi-Y 3.4. Charming personalify . . . blues chaser . . . pleasani' Io know . . . seen wiih Joe. ELIZABETH A. HECKMAN LIB I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Glee Club 4: Opereiia 4. Never laclrs escoris . . small . . . gum . . . noisy. MILDRED ANNA HOFFMAN ANNA Hi-Y I, 3: Typing Club 2. Sfudious . . . reficenf . . . sunny nafure . . a 'faiihful friend. A. I. HUMMEL E. E. HUNSING-ER E. A. HECKMAN M. A. HOFFMAN MARLIN V. HEFFNER HEFF Foolball 2. 3: Gym Team 2. 3. 4. Gym leam member . . . delighls in large words . . . sporis enlhusiasf. LORETTA R. HEINTZELMAN LORRY Vox Club l:GIee Club I. 2. 4: Library Club 2, 3. Neal . . . plump . . . chummy . . . Iillle person. .IOHN w. HINEBAUCH HINEY Band I. 2. 3. 4: Orcheslra I. 2. 3. 41 Class Ollicer 2: School Times 3, 4: Torch 4: Class Foolball 2. 3. 4: Class Baslcefball 2. 3. 4. Dependable frombonisl' . . . Innows all The answers . . . Penn Slale visifor . . . good nalured. PAUL HERROLD HERROLD Foolball 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Track 3. 4. Varsily man . . . agile . . . long run slar . . . lakes ihe pigslzin over line . . . hearis fluller when he's around. ROY HOCKENBROUGHT HOCKY Junior Mechanics I. 2. 3. 4: Foolball I: Class Foolball 4. Small and aclive . . . excellenf prinfer . . . lilies hunfing an ra p' g. I GERTRUDE HOFFMAN GERTIE Baslselball I: Class Baslcelball 2. 3: I-Iome Economics Club I. Loquacious . . . smiling . . . energeiic . . . Ray's sfeady. WILLIAM HOLLENBACH nBlLLn Foolball 2, 3. 4: Class Baseball 2, 3: Gym Team I. 2, 3, 4: Class Track 2, 3: Class Foolball I. 2. One of Coach Whife's profeges . . . always gels his man . . . capricious. EVELYN A. HUBER HUBER I-li-Y 2, 4: Commercial Club 2. Trim . . . Ihoughfful . . . modesf . . . pleasanl . . . admires auburn hair. R M v HEFFNER L R HEINTZELMAN I R. HOCKENBROUGHT 6. HOFFMAN W. HOLLENBACH E. A. HUBER 417 5. 2, I 1 J. viz. HINEBAUCH ' ia HERRoLD I i i Page Ihirlyeone B. L. JANsoN 21 FQ,.'SJE,:l?,-EES , M. c. JARRETT S. PAUL ISENBERG IKE Class Baseball 3: Class Foofball 3, 4. Good nafured . . . sporfs fanatic . . . fine soccer player. BETTY L. JANSON Library Club 2, 3: I-Ii-Y 4. True friend . . . shy . . . likable . . . sweeping eyelashes. ROBERT W. JARRETT nBoBun Mary's blond broiher . . . carefree manner . . . likes redheads . . . drives a Ford. MARY CATHRINE JARRETT PEGGY Vox Club I: Glee Club I, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 3: OpereHa 4: Sans Souci 4: Torch 4: Prom Commiifee 3: Dra- ma'Iic Club 3, 4. Blond . . . obliging girl . . . wiify . . . able pianist 1 ? SARA RUTH KEEFER Vox Club I: Glee Club I, 3, 4: Gi s' : Tri Sigma 4: Dancig Torch 4: Prom Commilie 3. s X QQ Chorus 2, 3: Operefia I, 4: Sans ouci' F ' 4 CI aff X A smile you remember I. . . fmpl s . . bridge addicl' . . . honor si en . MARY K. KEITHAN KEITHAN Class Officer I: Opere'r+a I: Drama+ic Club 2: School Times 4: I-li-Y I, 2: Torch 4: Prom CorrmiHee 3. Always has a big grin . . . a clever comeback for every occasion . . . Talks aboul' Bufch. TOLEDA A. KLINGER TOLETHA Orcheslra I, 2: I-Ii-Y I, 2. 3, 4. Helpful . . . slender . . . slow-spoken . . sympaiheiic . . . genial. CLARA ELIZABETH JONES Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Vox Club I: DramaTic Club 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Operefia I, 4: Class Play 3: Torch 4: Class Officer I. 4: DebaTing Club 2: Prom Commifiee 3: Class Play 4. Dance loving . . . fell and slender . . . honors ai bridge. Page Thirly-Iwo . .E A 9 S. R. KEEPER M. K. KEITHAN T. A. KLINGER C. E. JONES x LILLIAN KUNKEL NSHANGHI LlL l-li-Y l. 2: Library Club 2. Shori . . . odd laugh . . . lofs of viialily . . . dislinciive amble . . . noisy. ,N CLARA I. KULP KuLPlE Dramaiic Club 2: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: l-li-Y 4: Torch 4: Opereifa I, 4. Peiiie . . . songbird in sewing class . . . am- bitious . . . radio fan. Wi? M. VON NEIDA KRYDER NElD ' I-li-Y l: Library Club 3: Tri Sigma 4: Sans Souci 4. Pleasani' manner . . . enioys French class and argumenis . . . Elsie's pal. DINK NAR DAMON s. KROMER u Fooiball Mgr. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Dramaiic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Class Foolball 3, 4: Prom Commilrlee 3. Eflicieni fooiball manager . . . 'loolhpicl lofer . . . sfudeni' of Waller Winchell . . . Marion's shoe sfring lier. Page 'rhirly-'lhree R. L. KELLER R. KLINGER M. KRETOW F. E. LAWRENCE ROBERT L. KELLER BOB Fooiball 2, 3. 4. Sfrong silenl' lype . . . loyal . . . huniing en 'lhusiasi' . . . reliable 'fooiball men. RUTH KLINGER Girls' Chorus l, 2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3 4: l-li-Y 3: Opereiia 4. Short . . . bruneiie . . . sings . . . sunny . . acfive. MICHAEL KRETOW MlKE Band I, 2, 3, 4. I Carefree . . . sociable . . . prefers fhe Essex . . . band member. F. ETH EL LAWRENCE Glee Club l, 2, 4: Library Club 2, 3 Hi-Y 4: Operella 4. Sweef disposifion . . . falenled singer . . well-lilled by Don. wx . Ll.. :ga . v- ps. ... ,.... .Q we-ii - .-EZFE F ' W :fi fs 1. -.I-:Ss ss 5.35. , 3. -s .1Q,. . 5 if .built K Q . J. W. LEESER M. E. LENKER C. M. LEHMAN V. E. LIBBY JAMES W. LEESER ELMER Class Ollicer I: Class Baslcelball I. 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball I. 2. 3: Class Fool- ball 2. 3. 4: Dramalic Club 2: Cheering Squacl 4: Traclc I. 2: Torch 4: Volley Ball I: Glee Club 3: Class Play 4. Wisecracher . . .clever imilalor . . . anolher pin seller. MARY EMMA LENKER Glee Club 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 3: I-li- Y I. 2. 3. 4: Operella 4: Vox Club I. Red haired . . . modes? . . . conscienfious . . . sincere friend. CHRISTABELLE M. LEHMAN SONNY I-Ii-Y I. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club I, 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Operella 4. Cheerful miss . . . dimple in fhe middle of her chin . . . blessed wilh a boisferous laugh. N My VESTA E. LIBBY yping Club I: Library Club 2: Glee Club 2: Prom Commillee 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Energelic . . . wealmess for Fred . . con genial . . . agreeably lallzafive. Page lhirlyslour Xl .5 . G A, LITTLE s. K. LINDIG vi. C. LONG E. LYTLE ALFRED LITTLE IIALII Operella I. 4: Hi-Y 2: Track 2: Class Baseball 2: Dramalic Club 3. 4: Tri Sigma 4: Class Foolball 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Class Bas- lcelball I. 2, 3. 4: Volley Ball I: Torch 4: Alhlelic Council 4: Conlesl Play 4. Class sheil: . . . ialenled lhespian . . . cyno- sure of feminine glances. SARAH KATHRYN LINDIG SALLY G-lee Club I. 4: Dramalic Club 2. 3. 4: I-li-Y 2: Class Officer 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4: Torch 4: Operella 4: School Times 2. 4. Miss Senior . . . varied inleresls . . . scin- fillafing personalily . . . Cl1arlie's pal. VIVIAN C. LONG '-vw Junior Mechanics 2. 3, 4: Archery Club 3, 4: Volley Ball I. Fun loving . . . persevering . . . enlhusiasl in science and archery. ELDA LYTLE LYTLE , I-Ii-Y I. 2, 3, 4: Tri Sigma 4: Orchesira I. 2, 3. 4. Alhlefic person . . . likes fo argue lusuelly winsl . . . plays a fiddle. R. N. LEESER P. LEONHART R. c. M. LIEB M. E. MacINTYRE RAYMOND N. LEESER RAYMlE I-li-Y 2, 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Class Baslce-'rball I, 2. 3, 4: Class Baseball I, 2. Slim . . . everybody's pal . . Budda's ally . . . couris conlinually wifh sleep. PAUL LEONHART Glee Club 3. 4: I-li-Y 4: Operelia 4. Office helper . . . sfudious . . . on his way +o scienfilic 'fame . . . courleous. RUTH C. M. LIEB RUFUS Orchesira I: Library Club 3: I-li-Y 3. Sweei disposition . . . dark eyes . . . helpful . . . will male a good saleswomen some day. MAE E. MacINTYRE nMACu I-Ii-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Tri Sigma 4. Anna's sfendby .-. . unobfrusive . . sunny disposiiion. LEONARD X. MANTZ MoN1'z Foolball 3, 4: Class Baslcelball 2: Track I, 3, 4. Firsi-class blusher . . . blonde fracl: man . arlislic ebilily. I MARY MASTELLER Library Club 2. 3. Sensible . . . chewing gum adv- S smiling face. MARY R. McNALLY I-In-Y I, 2. Fusses wifh her curls . . . earnesi gaze . . reiicenf . . . mellow voice. AYATHR MILLER 'D AN I-I1 I. . . . ramalic Club 2: Glee b 2, 3, 4: ' ool Times 2, 3, 4: Ha 4: Jr. Oralorical Conlesl' 3. Tallnafi . . . Mae's pal . . . good worker . . . Icy . . . inquisiiive. Page lhirly-live 3 Q S L. X. MANTZ M. MASTELLER Y M. R. MCNALL A. K. MILLER BLANCHE MILLER Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Library 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Tri Sigma 4: OpereTTa 4. Alerl . . . from Rolling Green . . . facilurn lass . . . induslrious. ELWOOD MOLL ELLIE Class Baseball 2. 4: Junior Mechanics 3, 4. Shorf . . . dark haired . . . defermined . . . sincere . . . aihleiic. MARTHA JANE MOORE MART Girls' Chorus 2. 3. Reserved . . . Talnes Things seriously . . . de- pendable . . . lilces To drive a car. HELEN MOYER BUTTONS Class Baskelrball I: Slrudenf Council 2: Library Club 3. Auburn hair . . . slighl' . . . alfraclive . . always ready for a larlr. RICHARD MANGLE eoosE Band l, 2, 3. 4: Class Baslcefball I: 2, 3, 4: Class Foolball 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra l. 22 ul-li-Y l. Curly haired . . . loois a mean lrumpel' . . . welcomed visifor fo Caiawissa Avenue. 7 ii , HARRY MATTER GUMP Baslcefball 4: Volley Ball l:Junior Me- chanics 2. Mild Tempered . . . unselfish . . . reliring disposiiion. ROBERT MATTER BOB Junior Mechanics 2, 3.: Foo+ball 3, 4: Class BaslceTball 4. - An Eagle Seoul . . . wiz al maih . . . amicable . . . dependable. LEONARD MILLER ABE Foofball I, 2. 3, 4: Class Baslcefball I: OpereHa I: Junior Mechanics l, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2: Class Baseball 2. Shori and sfoclry . . . gridiron warrior . mischievous . . . pracfical iolxer. R. MANS-LE H. MATTER R. MATTER L. MILLER X 1 B. MILLER E. MoLL ' rr , M. .L .MOORE H. MOYER Paqe thirty six 4 A - .. J ' x 4 3 Nifva ' 727 ' MILDRED M. MILLER MID Gym Team 4: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Operefla 4. Brown eyes . . . chaflering . . . aflraclive . . . wanderlusf. JOHN C. MUNDY - i CORPORAL - X I , Junior Mechanics 2, 3, 4: Glee Club c 42,2551 L - 4- ' ' , Z Egzlgyahsggeuciul: . . fall . . . innoceni' air . . . Band 3, 4: Orcheslra 4: Glee i , . Opereila 4: Class Baslcelball, Mgr. 4: FRANCES E. MOYER Class Fooiball, Mgr. 4: Torch 4. HSONNIEN W I . . . ' bl I . .. . ,. . for ai':r?II freiregriibers Iinzngxiariisorgoui Rilzili all Club 2: u I'lI'Y 2' 3' 4i I-I' Town. brary ua ,4: TrlS1gma 4. CHARLES MOORHEAD CHUCK Baslcefball 2: Class Baskeiball I, 3, 4: Sluclenl Council 2: Class Presiclem' 2, 3, 4: Dramaiic Club 3, 4: Conresl Play 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Torch 4: Class Foolball 4: Foolball 2. Popular and capable execuiive . . . enieriain- ing . . . clean cur. FRANK MORGAN y , Science Club 2. Popular . . . climinulive slcaier of greai abiliiy . . . Irusfworfhy. M. M. MILLER T. A. MILLER C. MOORHEAD F. MORGAN A9 N NN K ki. , 1, , I N ' Qlxj s j ..--f: nj ...x .ax Page Ihirly-seve n FRANKIE K Opiimislic . . . from Shamolrin Dam . . . 'fu- Iure aviafrix . . . sieadfasf. THELMA MOYER Library Club 2. Indusirious . . . conscienfious commercial s'I'u- deni . . . selfconiained . . . Iilrable ways. MILTON E. NEIDIG HMIL-I-.- Foolball I: Class Foolball 4: Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball I. Cheery grin . . . fall . . . rugged . . . a sec- ond Primo Cernera. J. C. MUNDY F. E. MOYER T. MOYER M. E. NEIDIG F. H. NEUMANN R. C. OBERDORF P. W. OTTO Ci. R. ORNER .ss M., ,f a .. RSX ' - I F. HARVEY NEUMANN CLURE Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3, 4. s Serious minded and diligenf worker . . . popu- lar Scouf . . . earnesf. RICI'UQgC. OBERDORF on DlCK Dram c Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4. dingly polife . . . producl' of fha Soulh . meliculous . . . ready Io assisl. PALMER W. OTTO ALMER POTTO School Times 2, 3, Eclilor 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Dramalic Club 3, 4: Torch, Bus. Mgr. 4: Oper- ella I, 4: Commercial Club 2: Class Officer 4: S'rudenI'CounciI I. Business abilily . . . compefenl' . . . man of many acfiviiies . . . honorable. CHARLES R. ORNER CHARLIE Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3: Pres. Jr. Mech. 4: I-Ii-Y I, 4. Tallcafive . . . Junior Mechanics prexy . . . diligenl' worker . . . advenfuresome . . . brusque. S XA I Page Ihirfy-eighf FRANCES E. OSMAN Noor' Library Club 2: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4. -liively ways . . . sense of humor . . . Jirn's glr. WILLIAM D. PACKER, JR. BILL Glee Club 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3: Class Foolball 2, 3: Class Baskelball 2, 4: Track I: Torch 4: Operella 4. Good dancer . . . frequenler of Norry . . . admirer of girls . . . regular fellow. ARDIS L. PHILLIPS SMOKEY Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club 2: Class Play 2: Class Ofhcer 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2. Spiriled miss . . . easily excifed . . . where is her real inleresl? I ANNA w. Pope , :ANNIE- Glee Club I: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Library ub 2. Bashful 'Iype . . . a eciaiive nalure . puncfual. K 1? F. E. OSMAN W. D. PACKER, JR. A. L. PHILLIPS A. W. POPE - ELIZABETH PERSING LlB Operella I : Commercial Club 2. Lively . . . pleasani' . . . smarl' a'H'ire . a boy friend, Herb . . . agreeable. ROBERT POWELL BOB Class Baslceiball I, 2. 3: Class Foolball 2, 4: Foolball 3: Class Baseball I, 2, 3. Curly haired . . . mischievous . . . carefree . . . oufslanding Iwirler. ROBERT REED PETE Band 2, 3. 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: Class Baslieiball 2. 3. 4. Odd sense of humor . . . dance aspirani' . . . one of The boilermalcers . . . 'lrue. GERALDINE REICHENBACH DEEN I-li-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Library Club: 3: Glee Club I. Bonny . . . diminuiive . . . sfraighfforward . . . happy all'fhe lime. E. PERSING R. POWELL R. REED G. REICHENBACH I X ily - 1 JACKSON RITCHIE JACK Debaling Club 2, 3: Class Foolba , 4: Class Baseball 3. 4: Tri Sigma Resourceful . . . inferesling persona hails from The baclr-woods. S -a CHARLES RHOADS CHARLIE Band I: Junior Mechanics I, 2. Courieous . . . slim . . . answer fo a maiden's prayer . . . iovial. BETTY MARIA REITZ KooTcHlEPAP Operella I, 4: Baslcelball I: Hi-Y l: Class Baslcelball 2. 3: Gym Team 3. 4: Cheering Squad 2, 3, 4. Vivid personalify . . . peppy cheer leader . . . . ready smile . . . All American girl. MILDRED REICK MlLLIE Library Club 4: I-li-Y I. Dainiy . . . sunny disposifion . . . liluable . . . an ardenf admirer of Norry. Page 'lhiriy-nine f 2' J. RITCHIE C. RI-IOADS B. M. REITZ M. REICK 3' es - y,.. ly ,... . eg., ,VK- sm. N L., s .Ee M. y xl I ,lm , T. I. ROUSH J. C. RITTER L. ROTHERMEL M. ROUSH THELMA l. ROUSH Tri Sigma 4. Bliihe . . . sunny nafure . . . winsome . . lranquil manner. JAMES C. RITTER JIM Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Class Baseball I. Siar loofball cenier . . . gefs luis man . . . laconic . . . BeHy's sleady. LUCILE ROTHERMEL IILUII Glee Club 2, 3, 4: I-li-Y 2, 3, 4: Opere+I'a 4. Aifraciive . . . careful . . . neaf . . . always willing 'Io Help a friend. MARGARET ROUSH MARelE Orchesira I: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Operella 4. Always laughing . . . loyal . . . slender . . . compeienf seamsfress. SN xx X, MARLIN RESSLER MARLlE Class Foofball 2, 3. Jolly . . . laashful in presence of fair sex splendid companion. DOROTHY E. REITZ DOT Q. 9 Gym Team 2. Serene . . . always does her besf . . . oblig- ing . . . can ieep secre+s. ROBERT C. RITTENHOUSE BOB Orcl1es+ra I: Science Club 2: Dra- malic Club 2. A' Enihusiasfic clerl: . . . one of Mr. Erilxson's booilreepers . . . fallalive. ROBERT ROHLAND BOB From Winfield . . . likable . . . quiel and reserved . . . easy-going. Page forty . ... egg, M. RESSLER D. E. REITZ R. C. RITTENHOUSE R. ROHLAND -' I .SR gawk ..9 5i 1' 'I F. ROHRBACH W. ROMBERGER D. A. ROTI-IERMEL B. ROUSH FRED ROHRBACH BRlCK I - I Foolball I, 2. 3. 4: Baslceiball I. 2. 3: Traclc I, 2: Baseball I. Red haired . . . fasl half-baclr . . . characler- isiic walls . . . a way wilh Ihe girls. WILLIAM ROMBERGER BILL Hi-Y 4: Slage Crew 4. Fourlh year arrival . . . zealous draffsman . . . eflicieni siege hand . . .earnesf . . . nice Io Icnow. DANIEL A. ROTHERMEL DAN Band I. 2. 3, 4: Orcheslra 2. 3: Class Olilicer 2. 4: Class Baseball 2. 3. 4: Torch 4. Admirable . . . a Inidder . . . happy-go-lucky . . . trim. BEATRICE ROUSH BEE Vox Club I: Hi-Y 2. Sfudious . . . fad 'For jewelry . . . reserved . . . pleasanl nafured. Page forly-one A. J. BIZKULDKI J. L. SCHNIINKW JOSEPH ROUSH JOE Science Club 2. Mischievous . . . keen minded . . . avoids feminine gaze. EDITH A. ROUSH OAK Glee Club 4: Operella 4. Lilies Io dance . . . aciive . . . 'full of spiril' . . . holds her own. ANTHONY J. SEKULSKI UANDY.. Glee Club 3. 4: Science Club 2: Slage Crew I, 2. A genileman . . . bears responsibilifies well . . . admired . . . manly . . . car aboul town. A JESSIE L. SCHMINKY Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4: Vox Club I: Operella I. 4: Class Officer I: School Times 2. 3. 4: Dramalic Club 2. 3. 4: Junior Oralorical Conlesl 3: Torch 4: Forensic Trio 3: Prom Commiilee 3: I-li-Y I, 2, 3: Tri Sigma 4. Talenled vocalisl . . . brown curls . . . popu- lar . . . perpelual giggle. N Q1 f js . 1 R. P. SHINGARA M. SHELLEY D. E. SHELLENBERGER L. SCHUNCK RALPH P. SHINGARA SHINNlE Junior Mechanics I, 2. 3, 4: Class Baskefball I: Hi-Y 4: Glee Club I: Foorball 2. 3, 4. Aihlefe . . . visifor of Lewisburg . . . greai fellow . . . nice fo The girls. MIRIAM SHELLEY Girls' Chorus 3. Sfaunch pafron of Corner Bool: S1'ore. . . . passive . . . always reading . . . safisfied wilh life. DOROTHY E. SHELLENBERGER DOT Hi-Y I: Varsiiy Baslceiball l: Class Baskefball 2, 3: Gym Team 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4. Afhlefically inclined . . . lisps . . . iolly . . . sfrongly afhched fo her sewing bag and Bill. LOUISE SCHUNCK SCHUNOKlE ' Class Baskerball I, 2, 4: Library Club 3: Hi-Y 4: Track I. Unchangoable . . . consfanl in friendship . . . sweef . . . mirfhful. Page loriy-'rwo i J. F. SHIPMAN J. SHIPMAN W. P. SILVIUS W. SITLER JAMES F. SHIPMAN JlM Science Club 2. Likable chap . . . mefhodical bu? undeniably deep . . . a genuine fellow. JOHN SHIPMAN Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3. 4. y bubdued . . . Jim's broiher . . . raiher bash- ful . . . archery enrhusiasf. W. PAUL SILVIUS Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesira I. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: S+uclen'r Council 2: Torch 4: Class Olihcer 3. Good nafured . . . business abilify . . . drives a Chevy . . . square-chinned. WILLARD SITLER N HlTLER Torch 4: Glee Club 3, Pres. 4: Opereila 4: Class Play 4. Pleasani barifone voice . . . good pal . . . a thinker . . . keen hunler. Q, l D. SHAFER B. SHISSLER J. sHoTsBEReER M. E. SLEAR DONALD SHAFER DON Golf 2: Volley Ball 2. Frequenis dances . . . blushes . . . comes from across ihe river . . . a iolner. BETTY SHISSLER I-Ii-Y I. 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Opereila 4. Fascinafing drawl . . . slender . . . ingenious wilh needle and lhread. JACK SHOTSBERGER MAGUA Foolball Manager 2. 3: Glee Club 3: I-Ii-Y 3: Band I: Orcheslra l: Prom Commiiiee 3: Jr. Mechanics 2. Well lcnown soda ierlrer . . . Lon Chaney's double . . . sciniillaiing personaliiy. iz MARY ELIZABETH SLEAR MOLLY Operelia I: Glee Club I: I-Ii-Y I. 2: School Times 2, 3. 4: Torch 4: Class Baslcelball I, 2: Dramalic Club 2. 3. 4: Class Play 4. Everybody's friend . . . cheerful . . . generous . . . energeric candy salesman. MIRIAM SMITH FANNY Class Baslceiball I. 2. 3. 4: Baslcelball I: Library Club 4. Dignified . . . defermined . . . good dancer . . . SI'iamokin's blond blizzard. DAVID SNYDER olive llmdff. Junior Mechanics I. 2. 3. Ardenl' dancer oriqinal his bi in- ieresi is Flo . . .I liigh-pilchedilau-gh. 9 JUNE M. SMITH JUNlE I-Ii-Y I. 2, 3. 4: Library Club 3. 4: Sans Souci 4: Girls' Chorus 2. True blue . . . one of Ilwe 'rhree muskefeersn . . . a good pal . . . winning personality. BARTON smm-I' BART Junior Mechanics I. 2. 3. 4: Ba 2. 3. 4: Class Baslcelball I. 2. 3. 4. Sloclzy . . . nose all. 'ears all . . . a pal . . . slurdy aihlele. Page forly-fh ree 3 of 5. A f gales 'WV K w M. SMITH D. SNYDER J. M. SMITH B. SMITH JACK A. SNYDER I-li-Y 2: Glee Club 2, 3.4. Praciical iolrer . . . likes hunfing . . . full of pep . . . regular fella. HELEN V. STEVENSON STEVE I-li-Y I, 4: Tri Sigma 4: Vox Club I. Chaiierbox . . . Iidy person . . . 'funny cackle . . . ahlraciecl Io Phila. MARGUERITE A. SNYDER MARS I-li-Y 2. 3: Library Club 2, 3. 4: Tri Sigma 4: Sans Souci 4: Vox Club l. Plump . . . good-naiured . . . ardenl' reader . . . sfudious. WILLIAM SNYDER BILL Junior Mechanics I. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l. Shorf . . . darl: . . . usually Iaie . . . a Win- Held produci. J. A. SNYDER H. V. STEVENSON M. A. SNYDER W. SNYDER CURTIS STRAUB I MLP! CU RT UA Curly heir .. . . dance enfhusiasf . . . royal 1 sI1yness . . . skeiclhes well. RACHAEL C. STROH y x I ll RAY!! E NNN Talliaiive . . . vivacious . . . a real brunehe . . . has a franchise on Gene's crooning. GLADYS E. SMITH ' Hi-Y 2, 3: Library Club 3: Dramalic Club 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Class Play 4. Sweef and preffy . . . conscienfious . . . nice voice . . . warm-hearfed. x ,.f OSCAR G. SMITH Foolball 2: Class Baseball 2: Class l Foolball 3: Junior Mechanics I. 2, 3, 4. ' Hails from Augusiaville . . . all 'round good Q fellow . . . willing . . . unobtrusive. I A 9. C. STRAUB R. C. STROH 6. E. SMITH O. G. SMITH .Q Page foriy-four ,Q-I -ik is H J . Seq 3 5. C. F. SNYDER J. SNYDER' B. W. STILL R. E. STILL is s G is W CHARLES F. SNYDER FAT Junior Mechanics I. 2. 3.4: Bancl 4. Tools a horn in Ihe band . . . smiles per- pefually . . . sfudy period addicf. I It ' JOHN SNYDER JOHNNY Foolball I. 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Class Baslcelball I. 2. 3. 4: Vox Club I: Operefla I. 4: Glee Club I. 2: Gym Team I. 2. 3. 4: Baslcelball Mgr. 3: Tri Sigma 4. Flashing meleor on the gridiron . . . deler- mined . . . iempermenfal . . . clean-auf. if yn l ERTRAM W. STILL BERT ym Team I. 2, 3.4. Small fealured . . . enfhusiaslic +umbler . . . quiei. RALPH E. STILL JAKE Red hair . . . collegiafe . . . main ambilion io lead an orches-Ira . . . joking. f . NW Page forfy-live CHARLES STILLWAGNER STILLY Vox Club I: Dramalic Club 2: Tri Sigma 4: Class Foolball I. 2: Class Play 4. Cue sharlc . . . frequenfs The Social Club . . . day-dreamer . . . happy-go-luclcy. MARTHA C. STROH UMAR-I-.- Hi-Y 2, 3: Commercial Club 3. Blonde . . . aflraclive . . . lypisl . . . always 'Ialking abouf Sid. RICHARD THOMAS DICK Foolball 2. 3. 4: Class Baslcelball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I, 2: Class Baseball 2. 3. Lively . . . full of 'Iriclis . . . well lilced fellow . . . renowned fooiball player. STERLING E. TROUP TOM Junior Mechanics I. 2. 3. 4: Class Fooiball 2. 3. 4: Class Tennis I. 2: Class Baseball I. 2, 3. Easy-going . . . enioys leisure lime . . . wi++y . . . admires The girls. C. STILLWAGNER M. C. STROH R. THOMAS S. E. TROUP G. C. WALTERS F. WERTMAN J. WOHLHEITER . D. WOLFE N Qx c Q jef f IN M 0 GEORGE C. WALTERS WlNDY Glee Club 3, 4. Knack for imiiaiing anyihing . . . airminded . . . devoied io The 'fairer sex. FRANK WERTMAN BRO Fooiball I, 2: Junior Mechanics l. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Siage Crew 4. Happy lad . . . curly hair . . . always in a hurry . . . efiicieni' siege hand. JULIA WOHLHEITER FRENCHY Orchesfra l, 2. 3. 4: I-li-Y 2. Cuie . . . slim . . . well dressed . . . hopes fo fiddle io fame. DARWIN WOLFE DAR Fooiball I, 2: Junior Mechanics I, 2, 3. 4. Ruih's man . . . wise-cracker . . . boyish smile . . . lleen minded. Page foriy-six GEORGE D. WOLFE PlTY Junior Mechanics 2, 3, 4. Never in a hurry . . . easy-going . . . usually uncombed hair. LORETTA WOLFE MICK Typing Club 25 I-li-Y 2. Reads coniinually . . . boyish haircui . . slim . . . dimples. ELIANE C. WUR'I'ZEL LlLuE Dramaiic Club 2: Library Club 3: Sans Souci 4: Hi-Y 47 Tri Sigma 4. Blond . . . periie . . . clever ai French . . . good-nafured . . . iocular. FRED YON Ha-Y 2: Tri Sigma 4. Diminuiive . . . blonde . . . sheii: iype . . lilies fo dance . . . Millie? G. D. WOLFE L. WOLFE E. C. WURTZEL v F. YON MARY E. WAGNER MYRTLE I-Ii-Y I, 2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Operelra 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3. Anolher pair of blue eyes . . . always seen wilh Beffy . . . who is Tony ? FRANCIS WEIGAND FAT Band I, 2. 3, 4: Orcheslra 3: Class Baslcelball 4. Strong willed . . . courageous . . . sieadfasi . . . oufsfanding cheerer . . . friendly chap. WANDA L. WELD WANDY Operelra I, 4: Glee Club I, 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 3: Slring Ensemble 3: Vox Club I: Dramalic Club 2, 3. 4: Torch 4: Orcheslra I. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 4. Bonny lass . . . fumbled curly loclrs . . . a cer- lain sopl1. FRANCES WETZEL Glee Club I. 2, 3. 4: Baslcelball I: Class Baslcelball 2. 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Operella 4: Torch 4: Vox Club I: Dramalic Club 2. 3. 4. Our confrallo . . . iolly laugh . . . sporl enfhu- siasf . . . congenial. RICHARD A. WILLIAMS DICK School Times 4: Sans Souci 4: Torch 4: Class Play 4. Tricky dancer . . . merry eyes . . . knows the lalesf iokes . . . gels around. R. A. WILLIAMS I. K. WILLIAMS IRENE K. WILLIAMS REN I-Ii-Y 2: Library Club 3. lndusfrious . . . agreeable . . . loves children . . . sympalhelic. HAROLD ZERBE Glee Club 4: Tri Sigma 4: I-Ii-Y 2: Srring Ensemble 3. Usually copying German . . . real sporf . . . capable pianisi . . . deep-voiced. FRED A. ZIMMERMAN Class Baslcelball I. 2. 3: Dramalic Club 3. 4: Class Play 3: Class Foolball l. 2. Has shiny Ford . . . VesI'a's Sir Waller Raleigh . . . knife-edge hair parling. HELEN ZIMMERMAN 4..S'S.. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3. Sincere . . . appreciafes fhe opposile sex . . . Ias+ of lhe Three Musieleersf' ROBERT G. ZIMMERMAN ZIMMIE Science Club 2: Class Play 3. Praclical iolrer . . . does lhe unexpecied . . . well lilned . . . calm afiifude. 9 0 U l B 0 H. ZERBE F. A. ZIMMERMAN H. ZIMMERMAN R. G. ZIMMERMAN Page lorly-seven M. E. WAGNER F. WEIGAND W. L. WELD F. WETZEL his ss 'item .ss - . A .. 1- ' -F ii'. wi'1 f :' rr' saw s '. sg meg N -A s 'l5QeQiQQi.'rm' qvseevrielil-If M qiqssgsisiymq 'f.Q...Li.I if iiii rispoiiei T J 'W' The Juniors Tell ln fhe fall of E93 I, fhe halls of Fourfh Ward again echoed fhe clamor of expecfanf Greenies The class of '35 had presenfed fhemselves fo Sunbury High. Quickly adapf- ing ourselves fo new surround- ings, feachers, and sfudenfs, we enfered info acfivifies wifh a zesf herefofore un- known. Pofenfial afhlefes, ac- fors, musicians, and wrifers were organized info fheir respecfive groups. A Hal- loween Parfy was held in fhe gym, soon followed by a weiner roasf. The biggesf evenf of fhe year was fhe class parfy, given us by fhe Their Story By Sara E. Shadle P.T.A. This was our firsf formal parfy and was enioyed by every Freshman presenf. ln our Sophomore year we confinued fo show fhe same spirif and eagerly parfic- ipafed in all acfivifies. Our class parfy was held in fhe Fourfh Ward Gym. Our class advisers were Miss Sfohler and Mr. Randis who assisfed and guided us in every under- faking. ln December of fhe follow- ing year, our falenfed fhes- pians made fheir debuf in fhe Junior Class Play, Ladies of fhe Jury. This was a rollick- Page forfy-eighf ing comedy in which 'l'he en- fire casf gave a fine perform- ance. The officers whom we elecfed in our Junior year were: ' Presidenf- George A. Diefrick Vice Presidenf- Rue Rofhermal Secrefary- Sarah M. Shambach Treasurer - Frank Spiziri We recall wifh iusfifiable pride our Junior-Senior Prom, fhe greafesf social evenf of our high school career. For N v S .,a A Nil' i A x I ihree years we worked as a class in order +o give +he Seniors a greal' prom, and we resl assured +ha+ +hey will never 'Forge+ +he funclion we achieved. X. 2 f-56.6. QXSE? rw YQ And sqwe en+er our Senior year. We cannof know whal' lies before us, buf we realize fhai' lessons learned and friendships made here in school will remain forever. D? ko Mfg GRACE STOHLER FELIX RANDIS Advisers Page forty nine G. BOLTON A. SEKULSKI J. MOYER M. ARNOLD J. WEAVER Presidenl' Vice Presidem' Secreiary Treasurer I Reporrer sophomores of 1934 The year '32 will long be remembered by +he Freshman Class of lhaf year as lhe siarf- ing poinl of four of +he mosr delighhcul years of +heir lives. The class was led eFFicien+ly fhrough i'l's lirsf year of high by Presideni, Guy Bolfong Vice Presidenl, Huslon Sowers: Treasurer, Joseph Keeler: Secrelary, Su- zanne Neiif: and Class Advisers, Miss Sipe and Mr. Auren. An opereHa, Bi+s o' Blarney, was sfagecl under rhe supervision of Miss Bingaman, fhe leading characrers being played by Marfha Ruch, Leland Ruch and Kennelh Snyder. A Freshman gym ex- hibifion was an oufsfanding even'l' in which 5, X Page lilly many members of fhe class parficipafed, showing fheir adepfness in physical and gym- nasfic sfunfs. The Freshman Parfy, fhe lasf and mosf enioyable social evenf of fhe year, was made possible by fhe efforfs of fhe Parenf-Teachers' Associafion. The class, well represenfed in afhlefics as well as ofher school acfivifies is proud of fhose boys who showed sporfsmanship and abilify on fhe foofball field and baskefball courf. The year '33 opened fhe doors of high school fo a new class of Sophomores who enferecl wifh high hopes of gaining greafer knowledge, making -new friendships, ancl be- coming more efficienf in every way. Under fhe guidance of new class advisers, Miss Myers and Mr. Erilcson, and newly elecfed class officers, Presidenf, Guy Bolfon: Vice Presidenf, Andrew Selculski: Treasurer, Mel- vin Arnold: Secrefary, Jeanne Moyer: Re- porfer, John Weaver, anofher year has swiffly passed. Two of fhe sfudenf dances, held in fhe Fourfh Ward Gym, were spon- sored by fhis class. The class was again well represenfecl in school acfivifies, ancl if is hoped fhaf if will confinue wifh fhe same suc- cess in fhe fufure years of ifs high school career. Anofher year has gone info fhe dim visfa of yesferday, leaving sweef memories in ifs frain of friendships fhaf will lasf fhrough life: buf af fhe open door of anofher year, fhere beclcon greafer achievemenfs wifh invifing mien fhaf draw us wifh a power nof fo be denied. A -JEANNE MOYER. Page itssfff ' - n , su o, J '-- ' Advisors fifty-one ei? iq if 1 ELSIE MYERS ALBERT ERICKSON J. DERK B. BELL J. RINEHART J. DEITRICK Presidenl Vice Presicleni Secrefary - Treasurer MILDRED SIPE JOHN AUTE Advisors NW Freshman Class History lf's been a new experience for all of us, fhis eing Freshmen. We were rafher awe-sfricken al' firsf. If seemed sfrange fo have a school in which fo falls, fo laugh, and fo be happy. Our ideas of high school were enfirely differenf: briefly, fhese-five hours of dull sfudy under sour looking insfrucfors, wifh only an occasional chapel or enferfainmenf 'ro lorighfen fhe way. lnsfeacl, we find a lively group of feachers, young enough fo be friendly, and mafure enough 'ro guide us: periods fo be used as we desire: and freedom 'ro hold our own parfies. Page fi fly-lw 1 We who came from Cenfral lasi' year welcome fhe new- comers +o our class-fhose from ou+ of fown or fhe counfry. Wifh fheir help we have become happier and more nearly com- plefe in everysense of fhe word. On fhe whole, we have had a delighfful year laffer 'rhe pump- kin 'rhrowing episodel: for, didn'f our illusfrious five beaf bofh fhe Sophomores and Juniors? And didn'1' fhe Jay Vees lfoof- balll under Mr. Aufen's fufelage produce a record of which fo be proud? The business affairs of fhe class were adminisferecl by a ca- pable group of officers. John Derlz . . . ...,..... Presidenf Beffy Bell ,..... ..... V ice Presiclenf , Jack Deifriclc ,,,.,,,......, Treasurer John Rineharf ..........,.. Secrefary They helped us-we fhanlc 'rhem-whaf more do we wanf? Our parfies were successful, our clramafic club, glee clubs, and ofher organizafions have proved valuable. We've learned fo carry on fhe fraclifions of Sunbury High-we're loyal-and proud--we can carry fhe forch, -KATHLEEN M. HERRINGTON. QA. - A -ex . - Page fifly-fh ree FOURTH WARD BUILDING Page fiffy-four FICTIVITIES lsf Row lL. fo R.l-Beckman, Silvius, Blough. Znd Row-Goodman, Shipe, Case. 3rd Row-G. Smifh, K. Snyder, 4+h Row-Busler, M. Barnharf, Nevin, Hinebauch, Miller, G. Rofhermel, G. Culp, Fahringer, Marlrley, Nevin, Lloyd, Reed, Krefow, Diefz, Leader, Maihl, W. Smith, Acliley, Leisfer, Apfelbaum, Tharp, Roush, Savidge, R. Rall, En ' Mangle, Kirlcpafrick, Harfman D. Rofhermel, Furman, Fobgglfl. Snyder, Lynn. 5+h Row- Rall, B. Smifh. 6fh Row- igand, Case, Jones, Weaver, O. Smifh. R. Barnharf. Band This year complefes fhe Band's eighfh year under fhe direcforship of Mr. R. E. Beckman. lf has been a busy year financially, collecfing money fo pay for 1-he new uniforms fhaf were purchased. The firsf appearance of fhe milifary uniforms was af fhe William Penn foofball game af Harrisburg. Affer fhe foofball season, fhe Band began ifs pracfice for fhe annual concerf which was held February l5, I934. TRUMPETS F. Kirhpafriclr Barnharf Harfman Rofhermel Aclly Snyder Mangle W. Busler W. Bobb J. Lynn S. Guinn SAXOPHONES L. Ruch R. Savidge J. Herrold 5 4 , I e. smafh J' a f K. Snyder R. Ships PICCOLO B. Goodman FRENCH HORN J. English P02933 CLARINETS DRUMS P. Silvius K. Swank R. Reed B. Smifh C. Fahringer W, Cage G- Diefl C. Weaver J. Carr. Jones M. Krefow O, Lindig L. Apfelbaum E: tL'2Z',ir TROMBONES H. Merlrley J. Hinebauch D- Culp T. Miller W- Mdihl G. Rofhermel C. Nevin G, Rall E- Tlwrp C. Nevin P Bader J. Merrill ALTOS OBOE H. Roug W. R. Rall J. Reiil R. Barnharf BARITONE F. Weigand R. Furman R. Klase Page fiffy-six JM .as Isl Row lL. 'fo R.l-K. Snyder, J. Hinebauch, T. Miller. 2nd Row--W. Aclnley, W. Busler, G. Smiih. 3rd Row-C. Fahringer, R. Savidge, K. Leisfer, A. Gaslcins. 4fh Row-P. Silvius, G. Deifz, R. Reed. 5ih Row-H. Fryling, B. Goodman, S. Lehr. bfh Row-R. Korper, K. Wolfe, F. Poyer. 71h Row-W. Weld, J. Wohlheifer, E. Lyile, Marion Meicalfe, L. Apfelbaum, E. Billig. Sfanding-W. Gaslzins, H. Burchell, M. R. Klinger, S. Shadle, T. Klinger, J. Bucher. Orchestra The Sunbury High School Orchesfra +his year, under +he capable direcfion of Mr. M. R. Klinger, has proved ro be one of +he linesf ever produced in rhis high school. The 'ralenied young musicians surprised 'rhe whole high school in January wiih 'lheir conceri' which was a huge success. The Orchesfra made Hs appearance ar many assemblies and ofher occasions fhroughoui' ihe year. VIOLINS Ben Goodman Hilda Fryling Shirley Lehr Wanda Weld Julia Wohlheiier Elda Lyile Rufh Korper Kaihrine Wolfe Frances Poyer Marion Mefcalfe Leonard A felbaum P Eleanor Billig Thelma Klinger Jack Bucher PIANO Helen Burchell Sara Shadle CLARINETS Paul Silvius Roberf Reed FLUTE Adelaide Gaslrins DRUM Winifred Gaslrins Page 'lilly-seven SAXOPHON ES Carl Fahringer Roberl' Savidge Kermif Leisier Kenneih Snyder Glenn Smi+h TROMBONE John Hinebauch Tom Miller Clark Nevins TRUMPETS Wade Aclrley Willard Busler Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club under +he direcrion of Miss Ka+herine Reed is one of +he mosl' acfive of +he high school organiza- rions. I+ aims +o advance 'rhe arf and love of music. The club has parficipafed in school assemblies, P.T.A. meerings, radio broadcasiing, Music Week, Forensic s'l'a+e con+es+, and ihe successful musical comedy, An Old Spanish Cus'l'om. OFFICERS Presideni' ....... ............ .... C L ARA JONES Vice Presidenl' .... ..... S ARA LINDIG Secrefary ..... . ........... ROXIE HUGHES Treasurer... .............. HILDA FRYLING Librarians, .... MARY LENKER, CLARA KULP Pianisr ..., ..,.,,......., S ARA SHADLE Y '. xx J J. -'Q ' NX. J ., .4 . -,Jx lsr Row lL. io R.l--Engle, Carodisly, Fryling, Lenlrer, Wagner, Edwards, Keefer, Korper, Toolan, Sel+ers, Ewing, Kulp, Heclrman Fleming, Smifh. 2nd Row-Conrad, Lesser, Wehel, Shadle, Eisenhauer, Schminlry, Klinger, Lawrence, S'I'roh, Reed, Emericlr Lindig, Ferry, Grow, Jones, Dorsey, Basiian, Phillips. 3rd Row-Shambach, Reeder, Fisher, Baile'Hs, Ray, Miller, Ruch, Hughes, Lenig, Lenlier, Hughes, Rouch, Barnharf, Forresi, Shadle, Bifiner, Miller, Fenfon, Haines, Haupl. 4'I'h Row-Maier, Eisfer, Grubb Fensiermacher, Ross, Jarrefi, DeWiH, Savidge, Miller, Mahaffey, Roihermel, Bahner, Weld, Wehel, Lehr, Shissler, Wagner, Bower Page fiffy-eighl' Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club is under The direcTion oT Miss KaTherine Reed. This musical' organizaTion promoTes culTuraI Training in music, advancemenT in The arT and science oT music, and The knowledge oT music by compeTiTive singing. ' These songsTers have appeared in assemblies, P.T.A. meeT- ings, WKOK radio broadcasTs, Service clubs, programs dur- ing Music Weelc, and in An Old Spanish CusTom which was acclaimed The greaTesT musical comedy ever produced in This high school. Various groups Trom The chorus have also made appearances, and enTered The STaTe Forensic ConTesT Tor I934. OFFICERS PresldenT ...... ,., ....... .... Vice PresidenT .... SacreTary .... Treasurer. .. Librarian. ReporTer. , . PianisT ..... .WILLARD SITLER . . . . .PAUL SILVIUS .WILLIAM IRWIN FRANK WERTMAN .PAUL LEONHART .THOMAS MILLER HELEN BURCHELL IsT Row IL. To R.I-ForsyThe, Kolzer, Selculski, Parlcansici, Bruce, Silvius, Zerbe, Sekulslri, KlineTeITer 2nd Row Bm' hell, Fahringer, Drumm, Gross, Haines, Sifler, Reed, BolTen, WerTman, Claris, Bobb. 3rd Row Osman Boyer V alTers, Schreffler, Radel, K. Snyder, Packer, C. Snyder. Shadle. 4Tl1 Row-Miller, Lloyd, J. Snyder LlTTIe Irwin Cairns, OTTo, Drumm, LeonharT, Mundy, RoThermel. Page Tiffy-nine The Combined Glee Clubs of 'lhe Sunbury High School presen'I'ed An Old Spanish Custom A Musical Comedy Wednesday, January 3l, and Thursday, February I, I934 Don Jose ......... Pafrick Murphy .... Kaiherine Darling.. Beairice Thorne .... Slanley Darling ,... Wilhelmina Day ..., Silas Day .........., Maggie Murphy, . . Maria Pairona ..... Direcied by Miss Kaiherine Reed CAST Sfaie Police Oliicer. .. Chinaman ........ Grandsire ........ Fafher ........... Don Jose as a Boy Padre... .......... .... .... ...... . . . Ralph Barnharl ' H. I 'A f .ciyae snyaef ...Sally Lindig Gladys Emerick . . . . . .Alfred LiHle ...Clara Jones Waller Drumm . . . . .Wanda Weld . . .Anna Miller .Carl Fahringer . . . .Tom Miller .,...,John Mundy . . . .Fred Haas . .. .. ...Allen Ready Fra nk Weriman The above casf was ably assisled by gues'l's, and singing and dance choruses, all of whom provided +he dis'linc+ive,color and almosphere necessary for a 'fine producfion. Allogelher l40 s+uden'l's pariicipaled. Much praise is due Miss Reed for her direcfing, Mr. AbboH for his dramafic coaching, Miss Adams for dance supervision, Miss Reigner for coslume designing, Mr. Harry Keefer, Miss Edi+h Moore, Mr. Roberf Knoble, and Mr. Frank Case 'For iheir assislance in making a beauriful se'Hing, and 'lhe accompanisfs, Miss Helen Burchell and Miss Sara Shadle, -for fheir uniiring eFFor+s. ' This produciion, fhe firsi of i+s kind ever aliempied by a Sunbury High School organiza- +ion, made a new high record in allendance for maior performances of I600. Page sixiy Vindication CAST Mrs. Mason. ...... Kafhleen Gilbody iAda Mason... .... Mary Ellen German Rev. Douglas .,.. .,.,. C herles Moorhead Fred Mason... ,..,..... Alfred Liffle Mrs. Lewis ..,... ,.,........ L aura Cooke Siege Managers. .. .... E Oakley Amerman I Willard Sifler Direcfor ....,.... .... . . ,.,, ....., M r. R. S. A. Abboff Vindicafion was fhe vehicle of fhe S. H. S. players who affained firsf place in 'the Annual Bloomsburg Sfafe Teachers' College Dramafic Confesf on Safurday, March IO, I934. The play is a brief one-acf drama in which Leonard Hines and Frank King, fhe aufhors, creafe a 'lense and gripping afmosphere of suspense and desperafion. Each sfudenf par- ficipafing porfrayed his characfer in a mosf lifelike manner. Appropriafe lighfing effecfs and fhe use of a coarse dialecf also confribufed fo fhe dramafic effecf produced. The cesf plans fo enfer fhe LiHle Theafre Tournamenf af Ifhaca, New York, May 3, 4 and 5. Everyone who has wifnessed a presenfafion of Vindica+ion by fhis group enferfains high hopes for fheir vicfory in fhe forfhcoming compefifion. lsf Row IL. fo R.,-Liffle, Cooke, Gilbody, German, Sifler. 2nd Row-Moorhead, AbboH,.Amermen. Page sixfy-one Aunl Milly ...., Andy ...,.......... Mrs. Hardy ....,,.... Judge James Hardy... Grandpa Hardy ....,.. Esfelle Hardy Campbell. Marion Hardy ..,..... Wayne Trenion, Ill .... Mr. Slubbins ......... Myra Hardy Wilcox.. The Senior Class of '34 Presenls Slcidding A Comedy in Three Acls By Aurania Rouverol Thursday and Friday, March 8 and 9, I934 Casr of Characiers ..Ka+hleen Gilbody, Wanda Weld . . . . . . ,Alfred LiHle, John Snyder . . . . . . . .Mary Slear, Hilda Fryling . . . .Richard Oberdorf, James Leeser . , . . .Willard Sifler, Carl Fahringer ... , . ...Gladys Smilh, Roslyn Fein . . . . . . . , .Laura Coolne, Clara Jones Charles Moorehead, Dick Williams ..Dick Bowen, Charles Siillwagner . . , . . .Sally Lindig, Gladys Emericl: Sealed lL.+o R.l-Siiler, Emericlz, Amerman, Lindig, Fryling, Weld, Smilh, Slear, Fahringer. Sfanding- Bowen. Leeser, Siillwagner, Jones, Williams, Moorhead, Coolce, LiHle, Fein, Gilbody, Snyder, Oberdorf Page sixly-Two lsf Row IL. fo R.l-Jones, Smifh, Gilbody, Lindig, Coole, Fein, Slear. 2nd Row-Liffle, Schminky. Moorhead, Abboff, Brown, Jarreff, Kromer, Amerman. 3rd Row-Bowen, Wefzel, Oberdorf, Offo, Zimmerman, Weld, Fine, Goodman. Cap and Dagger Dramatic Club This Cap and Dagger club was founded in l928 by a few sfudenfs who were inferesfed in fhe sfage. If has progressed fo fhe posifion which if now commands as one of fhe mosf useful and besf organized clubs ai' Sunbury High School. Originally, everyone who so desired could become a member, buf due 'io ifs rapid growfh, cerfain resfricfions have been made necessary. Membership in fhe Cap and Dagger is gained by requesf only. If now consisfs of fwenfy-five members. The Cap and Dagger presenfs plays and shorfl slcefches during fhe year in assemblies. Closely connecfed wifh fhe hisfory and progress of fhe club is Mr. Richard S. A. Abboff, ifs founder and adviser. Popular wifh fhe sfudeni' body and possessing a fhorough knowledge of fhe sfage by acfual experience, Mr. Abboff has been an in- spiring, unfiring, and successful leader. OFFICERS Presidenf ...,,.. .,,.,............ ...,.. A L FRED LITTLE Vice Presidenf .... ....., M ARY JARRETT Sec.-Treas. ....., ...... C LARA JONES Reporfer ,.... .,.... S ARA LINDIG Page sixfy-fh ree x r . x Isl' Row lL. io R.,-Radel, Bachman, Aclrley. Smifh, 'iBolk. 2nd Row-Shambach, Twiimire, Bryan, iAliva+er Basseri, Rine, Garman, Bloome, Shadel, Parry. 3rd Row-Randis, Srohler, Enferline, lrwin, Jones, Boyer, Cairns Lelfler, Schrefiier. 4+h Row-Busler, Snyder, Parlranslry, Kirlcpairiclc, Apfelbaum, Lloyd. Mrs. Crane Lily Prafl' ..... Cynihia Tale. . . Mayme Mixrer. .. Mrs. Dace ..,.,.. Mrs. Maguire ....., Jay J. Pressley .... Spencer B. Daley. Alonzo Beal ...... Tony Theodophulus. .. Sieve Bromm ..... Andrew Mackaig ..... Arr Dobbs. ...... Judge Fish ....... Mr. Van Srye. ,... Mr. Dale, ....... ., Dr. James ....... Mrs. Yveire Gordon. . Evelyn Snow ....... Susanne ............. Clerlr of ihe Courr ..... Couri Reporier ...... Waifers. . The Junior Class Presenfs Ladies of the Jury A Comedy in Three Acrs Wri'Hen by Fred Ballard Wednesday, December 6, i933 Direcied by Miss Grace Srohler THE CAST Page sixry-'four . . . .Shirley Bloom . . . . .Belly Twiimire ......,Mary Brian Mary Ellen Garman .. . . .Mary Alrvarer . .. ., .Sara Shadle .....,William Irwin .. .Roberf Enferline . , . , . .Harry Boyer , .... George Cairns . . . .James Leffler . . . .Charles Jones ....,Clyde Snyder . . . .Francis Kirlrpafriclc , . . . . . , . .John Parluanslry Leonard Apfelbaum ..Wal+er Schreffler . . . .Roberfa Basseir .,...Ka+herine Rine , .Mary Ellen Parry ., . . . . .Reese Lloyd ..,.Sara Shambach Wade Aclrley William Bobb - Claude Bachman Emory Radel Glen Smifh Isl' Row lL. lo RJ-Bachman, Biers, Busler, Smilh, Aclxley, Rine, Bryan, Allvaler. 2nd Row-C. Snyder, Slroh, Lloyd, Keiser. Slohler, Lenig, Leffler, Shambach, Bobb. 3rd Row-Twilmire, Schreffler, Parry, Bassell. 4+h Row-Apfelbaum, Enlerline, lrvin, Cairns, Boyer. Radel. Frillfand Frown The Frill and Frown, Junior clramalic club, is sponsored by Miss Grace Slohler. Under her capable direclion, a casl drawn largely from club members produced successfully lhe Junior class play, Ladies of 'lhe Jury. Olher procluclions presenled by 'rhis organizalion during lhe year were: Soul Vibral'ions, Submergecl, and Edge of +he Law. The aclivilies of +his club have proved beneficial bolh +o fhe class ancl club members, who, lhrough dramalic rraining, found greal' pleasure in parlic- ipaling in various olher dramafic produc+ions fhroughoul +he year. OFFICERS Presidenl' ....... .............. .... W I LLIAM IRWIN Vice Presidenf .... ...... J OHN PARKANSKY Secrelary ....... ..... C HARLOTTE KEISER Treasurer ..... ...... M ARTHA STROH Reporler... ....... SARA SHADLE Duqe sixty-five Masque and Wig OFFICERS Presideni' .....,... ...,........ .... K E NNETH SNYDER Vice Presidenf .... ........ J EAN FRICK Secreiary ....... .... F RANCES LEESER Treasurer .... ..., T HELMA KLINGER Reporier. . ....... ,... . . .... ... .......,... GUY BOLTON The Masque and Wig, Sophomore Dramaiic Club? is under +he super- 1 vision of Miss Helen Graham. Parficipafion in dramaiic presenfaiions for fhe pleasures which +hey coniain is one of 'ihe aims of 'I'he club. Several one-aci plays presenied by +he club members have added 'io +he enjoy- meni' of ofher dramaiic enfhusiasfs. The mos+ ou'I's+anding performance of lhe club was on Dramaiic Night 9 7 1,, Isl Row KL. fo R.,-Bingaman, Packer, Maliclu, Hogan, Frick, Leeser, Korper. 2nd Row-Klinger, Lane, Leeser Graham, Brocious, Zeiiles, Koluer, Billig, Gross. 3rd Row-Reeder, Maier, Fensiermaclrer, Grugan, Snyder Boifen. Cyre, Ruck. 'L Q 'Q Page sixfy-six .lunior Mechanics' Club The Junior Mechanics Club is a nafional organizafion of boys 'raking +he lndus+rial Ar+s course. The purpose of ihe club is ro mofivaie all iypes of indusrrial arf work by graniing degrees 'for +he compleiion of unils of work. The degrees are: Mas+er degree, Exper+ degree, and Wizard degree, which is fhe highest A+ +he preseni lime Sunbury's J. M. C. leads +he na+ional roll wi+h Wizards. lns1'ruc'I'ion is given in safe meihods of working on differenl' fypes of machines. A boy who joins +his club auiomarically becomes a member of fhe siafe and nafional organizafion. l lsr Row lL. fo R.l-Brown, Bloom. 2nd Row-Gearharf, Mundy, Moll, Reebuck, Ray, Keefer. 3rd Row -Basseff, Swank, Bubb, Bowman, Barsh, Besself, J. Snyder, Mariz, Snyder. 4i'h Row-R. Ross, Kramer, C. Ross, Long, Neuman, Schreffler, Orner. 5+h Row-OH, Barfholomew, Broome, Savidge, Hogan- dobler. bih Row-Conrad, Weriman, Shingara, Smiih, Hockenbrough, Rabuck, McKee. Page sixiy-seven Isi Row lL. fo R.l-Leeser, Twifmire, Savidge, OHo, Shadle, Miller, Kaiser. 2nd Row-Aclrley, Cooke, Miller Gilbody, Moyer, Fein, Schminlry, Fryling, Gillen, Shambach, Slear. 3rd Row-Busler, Kaufman, Keilhan, Bobb Editor-in-Chief. . Associaie Ediior. . . News Edifor. . . Assisiani ....... Feaiure Ediior. . Aihleiic Ediior. . Assisia n+s .... . Lindig, Brown. School Times REPORTERS .......PALMER OTTO .KATHLEEN GILBODY ...JESSIE SCHMINKY .... ...SARA SHADLE .RICHARD WILLIAMS ...JOHN HINEBAUCH JOHN ALLEN BROWN WILLIAM BOBB SENIORS--Hilda Fryling, Mary Slear. Sara Lindig, Anna K. Miller, Laura Cooke. JUNIORS-Wade Aclzley. Sara Shambach, Charloife Keiser, Befiie Twiimire, Marion Gillen. SOPHOMORES-Frances Leeser. Beiiy Miller, Horace Kaufman, Caiherine Savidge. Business Manager.. Assisfa nis ...... ........ROSLYN FEIN MARY KEITHAN WILLARD BUSLER Faculiy Adviser .... ..... V IOLET E. MOYER The official news organ of 'rhe Sunbury Public Schools is +he School Times, issued bi-monihly by members of 'I'he fhree upper classes. This non-parlisan news publicaiion, now in 'I'he 'l'welf'II1 year of ifs exisrence, has increased yearly in i+s appeal +o Times' readers for The accuraie and inieresii-ng con+enI's sei 'ForI'h. The club, under 'rhe leadership of Miss Violei' Moyer, facul'I'y adviser, aHencled I'he inifial meeling of I'he Susquehanna Valley Regional Press Conven- fion a+ Lewisburg on November II, I933, and exfended Ihe invi'Ia'I'ion +o Ihe schools represenied for fheir e-nierfainmeni in Sunbury a'r 'rhe spring meeiing. Page sixfy-eighl l.ibrary Club OFFICERS Presideni ...... .......... .... J A NE DORSEY Secrefary-Treasurer ........ JUNE SMITH Reporier .... ..... H ILDA FRYLING The Library Club has enioyed anoiher successful year. Organized under ihe leadership of Miss Efhel Kauffman 'ihree years ago, ihe club has again clone i+s pari in promoiing i+s members' inferesi in li+era+ure. To develop a higher appreciarion of books, and ro familiarize +he siudenis wiih 'rhe use of fhe library, have been i'rs obiecrives. Through +he originaliiy of i'rs leaders, and ihe cooperaiion of 'lhe members, +he Library Club has held many social 'funclions and inieresiing programs during +he year. l Isf Row lL. lo R.l--Smifh, Edwards. 2nd Row-Keeler, Thomas, Shellenberger, Dyer, Beers, Riech Miller. 3rd Row-Fryling, Miller, Moyer, Snyder, Kauffman, Ginrich, Gudylrunsf, Dorsey, Gass. Page sixly-nine y The Girls' Hi-Y The Girls' Hi-Y of Sunbury High School, supervised by Miss Pearl Kawell and having a membership of l65 girls, is lhe largesl' of Hs kind in fhe s+a're. The officers are: Presidenl, Be'Hy S+. Clair: Vice Presidenf, Donna- belle Smifh: Secrelary, Beverly Radel: Treasurer, Gerirude Wilson. The purpose of +he organizaiion is +o creaie, mainlain, and exfend lhroughoui ihe school and communify, high sfandards of Chrisfian characier. . The principles are: Obieciivez To seek, io find, fo share. Slogan: Pure fhoughfs, pure words, and pure ac+ions. Plafformz Self-improvemenf, Chrisiian fellowship, Uniled Service. The colors are red, while, and blue, exemplifying-sacrifice, purify, loyally. , Besides religious fraining, ihe following acfivilies are promo+ed by fhe club: Dramalics, Glee Club, Baskelball, Sewing Club, and fhe annual Bible Confesf. Isl' Row lL. 'lo R.l-Radel, Herrold, Roush, Johnson, Reilz. 2nd Row-Wurhel, Hile, Lehman, Kulp. 3rd Row-Hecliman, Leisenring, Forresf, Kender, Hughes, Tweed, Schnee. 4fh Row-Kaher, Wagner, Ewing, Snyder, Richenbach, Aurand, Mach, Moore. 5+l1 Row-Drumheiser, Grow, Janson, Schunclr. Fleming, Shedle, Miller, Miller. bfh Row-Sfevenson, Haines, Roihermel, Osman, Reeder, Keiser, Reiclnley, Wilson. 7+h Row-Reeder, Lindig, Hughes, Truff, Hollenbach, Twifmire, Miller, Maclnfyre, Leeser. Page sevenly l Boliom row lleff fo righfl: Bucher, Furman, Forsyihe. Second row: Parkansky, Packer, Reiiz, English. Third row: Romberger, Benson, Bowen, Deifrick. Fourih row: Amerman, Arbogasr, Shingara, Arnold, Mr. Dries. Top row: Orner, Leonharf, Conrad, Eisenhari, Smiih, Bolfon, Keefer. , Boys' l'li-Y The Hi-Y Club was organized under ihe supervision of Mr. Norman Dries assis+ed by Mr. Alron Garman. A+ 'rhe lirsl' meeiing an eleclion of officers was held wifh ihe 'Following resulisz Presideni' .,....,............,....,.............. ..,... G UY BOLTON Vice Presideni ..... ,.......,. J OE KEEPER Secreiary .... .. .. .......... JAMES ENGLISH Treasurer ,......,.............,.,...................,......,. GEORGE DElTRlCK Meeiings are held Thursday of every week, ai' 7:30 o'clock a+ ihe Y.M.C.A. building on Markel Sireef. Around Chrisimas iime 'fhe club assisied in The dis'l'ribul'ion of loaskeis sponsored every year by 'rhe Busi- ness and Professional Women's Associalion. The program of aclivilies consisls of: I. Meeiings held in Fourfh Ward Building in which games and so ior+h are played. 2. Hikes, boih a+ nighi and dayiime. 3. Regular meerings held each week. l The purpose of ihe club is To promoie high siandards of good living, a frue sense of sporismanship and cooperaiion, and 'lhe forming of good morals. 1 Page sevcniyeone M. -- ohlfegfdgl Upper Row lLefi' io righfl: James Leeser. Doi Snyder, Clyde Snyder, John Brown. Lower Row: Belly Voughl, Bob Hoffman, Jean Friclr, George Walls, Belly Reih. Cheering Squad Recalling +he highlighfs of +he foofball season one usually fhinks of +he +eam, 'rhe siars, and +he coaches. Now, mee+ +he cheerleaders. Wi+h leaps, bounds, and capers, +hey have achieved +heir purpose and are also lisfed among fhe heroes. As a +eam is los+ wi+hou+ en'l'husias+ic fans, so are fhe fans in quesfion los+ wifhouf cheerleaders. They are always on deck, regardless of weafher, using fheir mighry vocal chords 'l'o invoke fhe game-aH'ending populace 'ro cheer and inspire +he players 'ro greafer vic- fories. Pari' of fhe success of +he season is due 'ro fheir endeavors, so lef us shou+ Their praise in one greal' cheer for our cheerleaders. The gradu- aring members are: Berry Reifz, John Brown, and James Leeser. Page seventy-iwo HTHLETICS l FRANK D. WHITE FRANCIS C. HATTON JOHN AUTEN ALTON J. GARMAN Football OuTweighed buT noT ouTToughT mighT be a TiTTi-ng TribuTe To The I933 Sunbury High School FooTball Team. WiTh a line averaging sligl1Tly more Than l65 lbs. and a backfield, abouT I45 lbs., The Team neverTheless compiled a Tine record in winning seven games ouT oT Ten Trom Teams oT mafor calibre. The squad was blessed wiTh a high Type of morale which evidenced iTselT in Team work, Tair play, and excellen+ physical concliTio-n. AT The momenT, prospecTs Tor l934 appear uncerTain: how- ever, The players being developed by Coaches HaTTon, AuTen, and Garman are more Than eager To replace The absenT sTars. -FRANK D. WHITE During The course oT a TooTball season one hears many discussions abouT each parTicular phase of The game, buT I believe The one mosT Talked abouT is wheTher The li-ne or The backTield is The mosT imporTanT cog in a TooTball machine. This is a very good poinT Tor discussion: however, a TooTball Team is made up of These Two parTs and can go nowhere wiThouT The cooperaTion of boTh deparTmenTs. The boys This year realized This and sacrificed in order To make iT True oT Their club. IT is wiTh a greaT deal of regreT ThaT we see some oT These boys go, buT They musT move on To achieve greaTer success. -FRANCIS C. HATTON CongraTulaTions, boys, on ThaT fine record you made This season! This was made possible only by hard work, rigid Training rules, and willingness To cooperaTe. May The lessons learned on The TooTball Tield be oT some help and a guiding inspiraTion when you Tackle The problem oT life. Never shirk, never give up, never say die. To The seniors, we hope you go Tar noT only a+hle+ically buT also academically. To The under-classman, we will look Tor you nexT season To carry on The work which was done so nobly by your older broThers. BesT wishes Tor conTinued success. -ALTON J. GARMAN Page sevenTy-Tour Graduating Players James Rifrer, Beans -dynamic, pile driving, cen+er . . . bear on ofiense . . . figer on defense . . . dreaded by every opponenr . . . proved a worihycaprain for Blue and Whife. William Hollenbach-Fullbaclc . . . fighl' and pleniy of ii . . . wenl' lilceaiidal wave over l'he opponenls . . . crashing +he line . . . blocking ihe ends . . . greal' spirif. Ralph Shingara-End . . . fhree years of bad luck wiih in- juries . . . fhen, poundi-ng, slashing, blocking, iaclcling, he won his way . . . on rhe receiving end of punis . . . sure on faclcles . . . blocked his man . . . helped success ro 'che Owl's door. s Roberi' Keller-Crashing faclcle . . . 'iore holes ihrough rhe line . .. brolce up inierference . . . made raclcle wiih ihe same hard aggressiveness . . . 'raking ii' and dishing ir out John Cree-Fullbaclc . . . foughr every minuie of ihe game . . . ran, blocked, or faclnled . . . fine spiril' fhar helped 'ihe Owls fo a successful season. Fred Rohrbach, Briclcy -brillianr halfbaclc . . . plunging iaclcler . . . an adepi' pass receiver . . . equally adepl' ai 'lhrowing . . . we will long remember his spiril. Page sevenly-five Graduating Players Damon Kromer, William Hoffman, Dink and Bill -hard- working, indusfrious managers . . . fairhful ro 'I'he 'ieam . . . always ready 'lo help . . . proud of iheir leHers. Leonard Miller-Guard X. . . foughl' his way 'ro +he from for four years . . . plunging or blocking, he charged 'ihrough fhe line . . . always wen+ forward . . . paved rhe way for Sunbury +ouchdowns. Roberr Conrad, Bob -a fackle . . . iovial . . . big . . . spirired . . . hardworking . . . ready 'lo give . . . equally ready io fake if . . . always upholding fhe Blue and While. Richard Thomas-Ligh+, spirired end . . . unfailingly go+ his man . . . earned his leH'er . . . an example of 'I'rue spor+s- manship . . . a real squad A man. Glen Campbell-A cen+er . . . hardworking . . . spirired . . . always ready +o fighi' for fhe school . . . peppy . . . a good winner . . . equally good loser . . . a fine sporf. John Snyder-Ouar+erback . . . passing, running, blocking, fhe Owl's piloi' showed his abjliry 'lhroughour +he game . . . Owl opponenrs remember his figh+ and de+ermina+ion. Paul Herrold-Lighfning back of fhe Owls . . . ripped +he line or skirfed fhe ends wifh equal dexierify . . . always a Triple +hrea'r . . . his Figh1 ', a +radi+ion 'For furure Owls. Page seveniy-six X eb 1 Top Row IL. fo R.,-Haffon, Hoffman, Bingaman, Boyle, Reiiz, Messner, Shingara, Kromer. 2nd Row-Slack, Eisenharf, Wendi, Campbell, Miller, Smiih, Leffler, Conrad, Thomas, Gass, Abbofl. 3rd Row-Arbogasi, lrvin, Slack, Herrold, Hollenlaach, Snyder, Rohrbach, Cree, While. Bofiom Row-Rosenhoover, Reis, Osman, RiHer, Sekulslxi, Keller, Deilriclr. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sepfember 22-Owls show up well un- der new coaches. Season's lid liffed wi+h decisive win. Sunbury-25 Miffliniown-0 Sep+ember 29-Sunbury wins in hard foughl' baH'le. Blue and Whi+e siill undefeafed by coal region rivals. Sunbury-I4 Coal Township-0 Oc+ober 7-Brains and speed conquer brawn. Sunbury-I3 GeH'ysburg Academy-0 Oc+ober I4-An in+ercep+ed pass, and a 98 yard run 'For a fouchdown. Exrra poinf converred. Whal' a game! Sunbury-7 Jersey Shore-6 Page Seve nly-seven Ocfober 2l-Owls no longer unde- fea+ed. Oufscored bu+ no+ our- fought Williamspori-27 Sunbury-0 Oc+ober 28-Owls iourney away for second defeai' of season. Bad breaks lose hofly conlesfed game. Wm. Penn-I4 Sunbury-0 November 4-Sunbury back in win col- umn. Ancienf enemy deep in +he blues of defeat Sunbury-34 Norihumberland-7 November ll-Frozen rurf in Silver Sfadium. Sunbury unleashes brillian+ aerial a'Hack. Pun+s and passes a la Michigan. Sunbury-I2 Ml. Carmel-O November I8-Fighfing Sunbury leam again shows superioriry. Visilors crushed by small score. Sunbury-6 Danville-0 November 30-Owls leave +ail feaihers behind in Bulldog's grasp. Berwick fakes advanfage of an off day for Sunbury and wins handily in Turkey Day classic. Berwick--2l Sunbury-0 Page seveniy-eiqhf Junior Varsity Squad The purpose of a Junior Varsi+y fooiball squad is 'ro prepare fhe younger ball players for varsiiy compe+iI'ion. If Iheir won and los+ column means anyfhing, 'Ihe varsify of ihe fuiure will be well equipped wiih good players. Siaiisfics show +ha+ our of 9 games played during +he year, 3 of Ihem were won, 5 were los+, and ihe oiher was fied. This is considered a very good record, because of Ihe caliber of Iheir opponenis, who consisied of ihe J. V. Squad of a college, ihe varsiiy squads of several oiher high schools, and olher J. V. squads like iheir own. SCHEDULE Opponenis Sunbury I.0.0.F. Orphanage . . . . . . 39 0 Susquehanna J. V. .... I9 7 John Harris J. V. . ,, 25 0 Kulpmcni ..,..,.... . . . I9 0 Berwick J. V. ......... . 7 I4 Norfhumberland J. V. . .. . 6 6 Treverion ...,........ . 0 I3 Norihumberland J. V. ... . 0 I9 Treverion .......... . . . I4 6 MEMBERS Shipman, Snyder, Selculshi, Shipe, Walfers, Slocum, Rinehari, Mafier. Hiemly, Roihenberg, Kersfeiier, Geis, Keefer, Eisfer, Bilzle, Furman, Weizel, Miller, Reichenbauch, Ray, McDonald, Dier, Poorman, Diefriclz, Manfz, Messner, Lehman, Radel. Richenbough, Dooley, Shuclr, Shipe, Geis, Kromberg. Page seveniyenine BHSHETBHLL The i933-34 edifion of fhe Owls was a puzzle difficulf fo piece fo- gefher. By exhibifing a brand of baskefball unbeafable one half and mediocre fhe nexf, fhe Sunbury Five furnished many fhrills and hearf- aches for fheir numerous followers. lnconsisfency in a susfained affaclt seemed fo be fhe answer af fimes, while fhe inability fo wifhsfand fhe pressure of lasf half rallies by kapposing feams enable fhem fo finish above us in fhe Keysfone League. Neverfheless, fwo sfirring vicfories over our old and powerful rival indicafed fhe lafenf sfrengfh and possibilifies of fhe Team. Alfho faced wifh fhe loss of four good men, fhe nexf edifion of fhe Nighf Owls has greaf possibilifies wifh fhe addifion of fhe Haffon J.V.'s and Johnnie Aufen's well drilled Junior High ouffif. -FRANK D. WHITE Baskefball is an infricafe game and cannof be learned wifhouf a greaf deal of pracfice and experience. If is for fhis reason a iunior varsify feam is formed. Jusf fo pracfice would very soon become monofonous, so fo prevenf fhis, a schedule of games is played during fhe season. During fhe middle parf of our schedule, fhe feam, owing fo changes and inexperience, was subiecfed fo a number of defeafs. However, wifh a few new members, fhe boys came back and won from fhe fwo feams leading fhe league, fo close fhe season in a fine way. There are, wifhouf a doubf, a few of fhese boys. fhaf played in fhe final games, who will become good varsify players in fhe near fufure. -FRANCIS c. HATTON FRANK D. WHITE FRANCIS C. HATTON Varsity Baslcetball Resume The l933-34 baskefball squad had a successful season under fhe fufelage of Frank Whife. As a member of fhe Keysfone League fhe Blue and Whife mef sfrong opposifion, buf af fhe end of fhe season, fied for fourfh place. Danville Combining a fasf moving offense wifh an impregnable defense, Sunbury High inaugu- rafed ifs Keysfone League schedule wifh a 28 - I8 vicfory over Danville High. Shamokin The Owls gof off fo a fine sfarf and oufplayed fhe visifors complefely, buf a lasf quarfer barrage broughf vicfory fo Shamokin by a narrow margin. The final score was 26- 25. Milfon Oufplaying and oufscoring fheir Milfon rivals in fhe firsf and lasf quarfers, fhe Owls gained a vicfory by a score of 43 - I4. This was fhe second Keysfone League conquesf. Williamsporf The Sunbury Owls mef fhe Williamsporf millionaires on fheir home floor a-nd affer a closely foughf game, fwo successive field goals in fhe closing minufes of play made Sunbury fhe vicfors wifh fhe score 26-22. This was fhe firsf fime in eighf years fhaf Sunbury had defeafed Billfown. Page eighfy Berwick Berwick gained a 27 - 22 vicfory over fhe Owls in fhe Fourfh Ward Gym. Berwick fallied fhirfeen poinfs fo Sunbury's fhree in fhe fhird period of fhe confesf and gained a lead which could nof be overcome. Mf. Carmel Ufnaccusfomed fo fhe difficulf playing facilifies offered in fhe cigar box gym af Mf. Carmel, Sunbury High dropped a 32 - 26 decision fo fhe Red Tornado quinfef. Bloomsburg Alfhough frailing af half fime by a I3 fo 4 score, fhe Blue and Whife combinafion unleashed a ferrific offense fhaf allowed fhem fo gain a fhrilling 28 fo 22 vicfory. Saylor Miller, ex-Sunbury High coach, coached fhe Bloomsburg feam. Lewisburg Journeying fo Lewisburg, fhe Owls mef a hard fighfing feam which held Sunbury fo a 29-29 fie af fhe end of fhe fourfh quarfer. Playing a fhree-minufe exfra period Lewisburg sank fwo fouls fo Sunbury's one. Lewisburg won by a score of 3l - 30. Coal Township Playing in Coal Township's gym, fhe Owls puf up a good Hghf and were mafching poinf for poinf wifh fheir rivals, buf in fhe lasf quarfer fhe Township squad broke loose and won by a score of 42- 29. Danville Sunbury High refurned fo ifs winning form and defeafed Danville by a score of 37- 2l. The Owls sfarfed wifh a reiuvenafed line-up and fhe new combinafion clicked. Shamokin The Owls iourneyed fo Shamokin fo avenge a defeaf suffered in fhe beginning of fhe season, buf failed fo do so. Shamokin, playing fasf baskefball, oufplayed our feam in fhe lasf quarfer. The final score was 34- 27. Milfon Alfhough frailing by a single poinf af fhe end of fhe firsf period, Sunbury came back sfrong in fhe second and fhird quarfers fo earn a 37-26 decision over a fighfing Milfon quinfef. This was fhe firsf fime in years fhaf Sunbury beaf Milfon fwice in fhe same season. Williamsporf Affaining fhe pinnacle of baskefball achievemenf, Sunbury High's courf quinfef defeafed fhe Williamsporf feam for fhe second fime fhis season by a decisive 32 - 23 score. Wifh fasf baskefball fhe Owls oufplayed fhe visifing feam in fhe second and fhird quarfers. K Berwick The Owls gave fhe Keysfone League leaders quife a scare, in facf, came close fo beafing fhem. Two of our varsify men were senf from fhe game in fhe lasf quarfer, and Berwick won by a score of 23- I3. Mf. Carmel The Owls avenged fhe defeaf which fhey suffered from Mf. Carmel in fhe Carmelife's gym. Sunbury played consisfenf ball and was never fhreafened by fhe visifing feam. The final score sfood 36-25 in our favor. Bloomsburg The Bloomsburg baskefball feam, coached by Saylor Miller, ex-Suinbury High coach, fook fhe measure of fhe Owls b a score of 35-27. The Bloomsburg squad ran up a lead in fhe firsf half fhaf our feam couid nof mafch. Lewisburg Sunbury High afoned for fhe defeaf handed fo fhem earlier in fhe season by Lewisburg when fhey swamped fhe visifing courfmen wifh a score of 32 - 24. Two scoring sprees in fhe firsf and fhird periods allowed fhe Owls fo whip fheir visifing foes. I Coal Township Opening wifh a sfarfling offense in fheir concluding Keysfone League baskefball game, fhe Owls almosf beaf Coal Township, lasf year's champions. Sunbury gof off fo an 8 fo 2 poinf lead, buf in fhe second period was oufscored. The Owls spurfed in fhe closing minufes of fhe confesf and were headed for vicfory when fhe gun puf an end fo hosfilifies. The final score was 33 - 29 in favor of Coal Township. Page eighfy-one Top: Lett to right-White, Bright, Rachau, Osman, lrwin, Case, Markley, Hatton. Bottom: Ritter, Hoffman, Smith, Eister, Cree, Deitrich. Seated: Lettler. Baslcetball l.ettermen William Eister Whitey, as he is called, played Jay Vee basketball his Sopho- more year and during the next two years was one ot the mainstays ot the varsity. He played center and torward and with his ver- satility was one ot the best players on the team, being respon- sible tor many wins. Whitey was elected the other co-captain ot the squad. James Ritter Jim also played three years of basketball, making the varsity squad in his iunior year. He played guard, and with his hard tighting he added that extra spirit needed to make a team click. At the close of the season Jim was elected co-captain ot the team. ' John Cree John played three years ot basketball, the last two ot which he played varsity guard. With his presence of mind and keen judgment at critical moments, John proved his worth as one ot the most valuable players produced at Sunbury High. He was selected by many as one ot the best guards in the Keystone League. Page eig hty-two Top Lefi fo rlghi Haffon, Arnold, Rohrbach Gass Hemley Snyder Libby White Mlcldle Arbogasf Shipman, Kesiy. Bingaman Klose Boifom Fensiermacier Fenfon .lunlor Varsity Baslcetlaall JAY VEES OPPONENTS Nor+h'd. V's Alumni J.V's Danville . . . Shamolcin . Milion .... Berwick . . . Mi. Carmel Bloomsburg Lewisburg . Coal Twp. . Danville . . . Junior High Berwick . . , Bloomsburg Lewisburg . Coal Twp. . Shamokin . Milfon .... Mt Carmel Page exghiy 'rhree Top: Leff fo righf-Miller, Wiegand, Hinebauch, Moorhead, Mangle. Boffom: Reed, Fine, Thomas, Liffle, Smifh, Snyder. Senior Basketball Team Champions in fheir Junior year, and runner-up in fheir Senior year, fhe baskefball feam of fhe class of I934 has ended a successful ferm of membership in fhe class league. Affer frying hard buf unsuccessfully in fhe firsf fwo years of fheir parficipafion in fhe class loop, fhey finally clicked in fheir Junior year and came fhrough fhe season undefeafed. They were nof quife so successful, however, in fheir concluding year, and were defeafed in fhe play off games for fhe championship. If will be marked down in fhe hisfory of class baskefball fhaf fhe Orange and Blue clad lads were fhe firsf underclass feam fo capfure fhe championship. Page eighfy-four 'I --Y - 'n -Y-' Y'-:r-Y--I - ---1 ---v-- ---M. , Arfhur Geise, Dorolhy Shellenberger, Henriefra Slain, Roberi Lefller lManagerl. Second Row-Mr. Norman K. Dries lDirecforl, Miss Margarei Adams lDirec+orl, Guy Bolfon, Alma Merrill, Jack Deifrick, Gerirude Wilson, Charlolfe Clark. Roy Powell, Berlha Miller, Louise Shadle. Third Row--Berrram Sfill lCapfainl, Louella Geisl, George Poorman, Shirley Bloom lC-aprainl. Melvin Arnold, Belly Reiiz, John Snyder, Dorofhy Snyder, Marlin Heffner, Jeanne Moyer. Boffom Row-William Hollenbach, James Lelifler, Howard Furman, Calvin Osman, George Rohrbach. Gym Team Sunbury High's Gym Team, a recenrly organized ac+ivi+y, has been carried on wi+h grear enlhusiasm. Remarkable skill was demonsfrafed by versaiile performances a+ fhe baskerball games and in lhe annual exhibi- +ions. For 'lhe pasl' fhree years lhere have been 1'wo organizalionsz 'I'he girls' feam, coached by Miss Margaref Adams and led by Cap+ain Shirley Bloom: and +he boys' group, under +he direcfion of Mr. Norman K. Dries and capiained by Berl' Srill. The +wo reams working in unison have shown +heir abili+y and achievemenl' 'l'o be above 'Phe average in high school gym work. Page eighiy-livo Mr. AbboH, Schnee, Cree, Marlrley, Enferline, AHig. Varsity Golf Team H Wi'rh noi a divoi'-digger in fhe eniire squad, Sunbury High's golf +eam has enioyed a mos? enviable record in ifs years of compefifion. Golf has been a varsify spor'r al' Sunbury for +hree years, and l'he blue and whife players have been beaien in only one mafch in 'ihose 'ihree years. This year's 'ieam looks like a wi-nner also, for each man in +he varsi+y squad has played one year or more in varsi+y compefiiion. Le+'s see you bring home some big silver loving cups, fellows! Page eig hiyesix Played A+ Score Summary Varsify FooI'baII Opp. . . 0 Mlffllniown .......... . . Coal Township ......... . . 0 GeH'ysburg Academy .... . . 0 Jersey Shore ....4.,.... . . 6 WiIIiamspor+ ..,....A. .... 2 7 Wm. Penn .....,. .... I 4 Norfhumberlancl .... . . 7 MI. Carmel .....A . . 0 Danville ....... . . 0 Berwick .... .... 2 I Varsiiy Baskeiball Opp. Dec. 23 .... Dec. 29 .... Jan. 2 .... Jan. 5 ,... Jan. 9 .... Jan. I2 .... Jan. I6 .... Jan. I9 .... Jan. 23 .... Jan. 26 .... Jan. 30 .... Feb. 2 .... Feb. 6 .... Feb. 9 .... Feb. I3 .... Feb. I6 .... Feb. 20 .... Feb. 23 .... Feb. 27 .... Mar. 2 ..... Fleefwoocl . . . Ashland ,... Danville . . . Shamolcin . . Milfon ...... .Williamspori . Berwick .,... MI. Carmel . . Bloomsburg . . Lewisburg . . . Coal Township Danville ..... Shamolxin .... Milfon ....., Williamspori' . Berwiclc .,... MI. Carmel , . Bloomsburg . . Lewisburg . . . Coal Tow-nship Page eiqhly seven Played AI' Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Home f Q I-Wxv, L .Aff I. -f ,Zf XX 'S l 4-QQMW A V jf 2?-5? ff 'V T 'low i -ft'-Lg , f m 222 W XXV 'gf' x, A, Campbell Pillar gift 5 Cree Rohrbach Harrold 5 hmgara plcillenbach 5,-riwyder e er omas Miller Conrad W ' romer Hoffman K ' ..- 'g Manlz X Y ! ' 'Q -lx Sfeiari M ' Y ' ' e en e r 4' , gg- ' Snyder' rge .y Shu Z I, H0fne1 '7 Hollenbdch C re G 19'2' ng, '- A ggi' infix ,, ,, 'gisjtfmfln , , Riller g has U - l ':'v- , 5, g g., QQEZT, HW? ' Ak Hg qv: af?- Qc H2 Bro wn , M an If fiif' ffamf-C-QS' P qe eiqhfy-eiqhl' FEHTURES fi N, XXX I 'd QQ NX XX N XX X X3 X X? 'XXX YN 'NX -I N Q5 XX X NX X X N X X w X X Ffrx es. F X XXQSQXST Kg XX XQ XS XX X N gm X XXX J XM Q3 A tin! X- X XX.X Q 1 4 L -gf, X X - W1 w -V vi: .--- k .. I u M ,, , , . ln other Words, We're Throughu THE CLASS OF 34 Whai means ihis class of graduafes Of which we hear loday? Our loyal, irusied seniors, How well 'I'hey've held iheir sway. All wiih heads upliH'ed- As fhose who passed before- Will carry on in memories, Their class of +hir+y-four. Four years of honesi' effori' Beneafh 'Phe high school's fold, Where lhe good lhey have accom- plished ls scored in marlcs of gold. Some gified wiih greai' brilliance Have worked and held 'l'he rein, While ofhers wifh less iorfune Have +oiled fo gain fha? fame. Some of us wifh problems Thai' off perplexed our brain, Have labored fhrough fhe passing years, Bui' labored noi in vain. Ofhers wifh less problems Drudged wiih a skillful hand, To irain fhemselves forever To meei' 'rhe world's demand. How o'H' we hear of heroes Who do a goodly deed, And how we love fo honor The school we all mus+ leave. So we all should honor And never will forgei, This class of mingled heroes, And fhe limes when we all mef. Whai' means ihis class of heroes We hear aboui' foday- Of +hose who've given service Which we can ne'er repay? Do ihey wii'h grieving envy On fhose who come anew, Loolc baclc wilh eyes o'F yearning Their school days fo renew. 'Tis false if +ha+'s your nofion, We all were earnesi' iriers Travailed in faiih believing, Thai' honor will be ours. 'Tis frue noi' all was sunshine Nor did each day bring rain, Bu? failhful i-n our service We speni no day in vain. And now +his class of honor 9 N From +his porf musl' deparf, Q, For our Sunbury High School X b NV e all have played our part X 'And may our faifhful service HK S, ga To fhe dear school of yore, .X 1 59-55 IQ X837 'liffing 1'ribu+e from X Q' DW ,Q Q. The class of fhirfy-four. . 5' 0 RR 'ii -RICHARD P. BOWEN Page nin 'ry This ls Not Just a Songu CLASS soNe lTune: Love Sends a LiHle Gifi of Roses l This is our song +ha+ marks +he end of school days. 'Ere we musl' pari fo walk life's busy ways We give our Thanks for sharing ioyful years And we shall fhink of ihem wifh smiles and iears. Refrain We sing our parfing song in farewell To days +ha'r now have gone 'forever We'll no+ forgei 'rhose days fogeiher 'Till we die, 'Till we die. Deep in our hearfs we'll cherish 'Friendships Of friends and feachers +ha+ we knew To ihe ideals +hey +augh+ us we'll be Always frue, Always frue. Refrain We have four years of high school mem'ries Always +hru our lives ihey will linger Wifh ihem fo guide us, we will iry 'lo Play 'rhe game, Play fhe game. We pass 'rhe iorch which we have held high May if be guarded and kepi' burning Wish we ihe class of +hir+y-'Four Fare ye well! Fare ye welll -Jessie SCHMINKY Page ninciy HWl1OlS GOI'II l6 THICK Me HOm2?ll THE PROM Of course you remember +ha'l' nighi'-May I2, I933, il' was-when we held our Junior-Senior Prom. The decora+ions, in gold and seven shades of blue, compleiely fransformed our prac+ical, up-'ro-dale gym in'l'o a gala ballroom. Brigh+ly colored roy balloons and iangled paper sfreamers added +o 1'he enchanfing picfure made by fhe beau+ifully gowned girls and handsome young men dancing fo 'rhe syncopafion eman- afing 'From Karl Sel+er's orchesira. Fea+ured on +he refreshmeni +ables in 'rhe upper corridor were chicken salad and delicious blue and gold ice cream. Many of +he persons who alrlended sfill freasure fhe small blue and silver dance programs in which +hey scribbled so indus+riously +ha+ evening. Surely you recall +he four favor girls, aHired a la Dieirich in 'fuxes and silk 'l'oppers, who disiribuied comical li++le caps. A greal' deal of credii is due Mr. Beckman and Miss Curry, class advisers and +he ap- poinfed sfudeni' CommiHees 'For 'rhe success of 'rhis momenfous affair. Page nineiy-iwo Hsophisticated Lady S. H. S. TEA The Senior and Junior girls of Sun- bury High School sei' a precedenf in social ac+ivi+y for +he school on 'Thurs- day, Ocfober I2, I933, when rhey held a lea in 'lhe Four+h Ward Gym. The purpose of 'rhe +ea was 'rhe mu- fual acquain'l'ance of fhe Sophomore girls and +he upper class groups. Each of +he Senior girls ac+ed as big sis+er 'ro a Sophomore, presenfing her wifh a corsage, escorfing her io +he gym, and infroducing her +o ihe young ladies present Large branches of brighl' au'rumn 'Foliage in vases and baskeis of lovely garden 'Flowers beauiiiied 'rhe gym, as did +he dainiy corsages of colorful leaves and blossoms, a-nd 'ihe pink, blue, and yellow name cards worn by fhe girls. While 'rhe guesis were assembling and 'rhe 'rea was being served, music was furnished by Hilda Fryling and Shirley Lehr, violinisis, assisied by Helen Burchell af The piano. A shori program was ihen presen+ed by several mem- bers of fhe Senior and Junior classes. Jessie Schminlcy sang a soprano solo, Kafhleen Gilbody and BeH'y Twi+mire gave humorous readings, Shirley Lehr played a violin solo, and Roxie Hughes and Mary Ellen Garman delighied +he gaihering wifh foe and +ap dancing. The enfhusiasiic cooperafion and as- sis'I'ance of fhe 'Faculiy under ihe super- vision of 'Miss Violei' Moyer, Dean of Girls, and of all ihe appoinfed sfudeni commiH'ees made ihis unique aFFair a decided success. Page nineiy-'rhree S. LINDIG S. BLOOM J. FRICKI You Qught to Be In Pictures POPULARITY comesr Conresls, as a general rule, are fhing-s of inferesl' in and abouf Sun- bury High School no maH'er whai' +hey concern, who sponsors +hem, or who parficipafes in fhem. En+husiasm usually runs apex-high, and a 'ropic of conversafion for many days is produced. Noi' Io be oufdone I'his year, Sunbury High School did hold a confesi -a populariiy confesi' sponsored by 'rhe School Times in an aHemp'I' +o rouse furfher in+eres+ in 'I'he publicarion and in a Senior dance which afforded a splendid occasion for +he ierminafion of 'Ihe con'res'r. For a week previous +o +he coun+ing of +he balIo+s +he sfuclenl' body was whipped info a coniesi' mood by numerous adver+ising slciis broadcasi over ihe amplifiers. In fhe January I I issue of +he Times a ballol' was prinfed which provided ihree spaces: one for Miss Senior, one for Miss Junior, one 'For Miss Sophomore. Ins'rruc+ions were also prin+ed 'io 'rhe effec+ 'I'haI' all vo+es musi' be deposiied in 'Ihe bIis+er box on or before noon of January I2. Every girl was eligible 'For lhe conlesl' upon receipl' of one vo+e. Each vo+e coun+ed +en poinrs. On January I I 'rhree-fourfhs of fhe s+uclen'r body vored for +he mosl' popular girl in each of fhe +hree classes. The judges of eleciion, Palmer OHo, Alfred LiH'Ie, John A. Brown, and Kalhleen Gilbody couniecl I'he voles and lhe winners' names were lcepl' secre'I'. January I2+h, ai' I'he Senior dance, Miss Sally Lindig, was called +o ihe sfage and announced Miss Senior: Miss Shirley Bloom was called for- ward and 'rifled Miss Junior: Miss Jeanne Friclc appeared and received Ihe rifle, Miss Sophomore. Each was presenred wiI'h a beaufiful blue ribbon bearing 1'heir respeciive 'rifles and a corsage. Page nineiy-four The l.ast Roundup Nlrwlr NOMENCLATURE No less lhan ihree big, bad Wolfes Troup ihru our Forresf. We have 2 Drums and a Harp, our sympafhy orchesfra. Our Elsie says, You Grow, l'm fired. Two experl Shipmans piloi' our Ferry boat Lei' us lake you 'For a ride? Af+er +he Prom was over -was if a Case of Beers? No, ihis isn'+ a Ballgame in a shady Grove. Refer fo ihe 1'i+le, please. Why don'+ you Reed a good Buch once in a while? They fell us we've reached fhe cross-Rhoads of life lsigh, sighl. Would you walk a mile for our Campbell? Jusi' discovered we've gof 'I'wo Siills-buf i+'s no secret Speech is silver: ours is Sferling. Roslyn says, I'm Fein. How's yourself? Our baHle cry in foolball always will be Ma'ngle 'em. This Senior Class is rich in unpaid Bills-6, +o be exact The up-+o-dale vocalionals sigh, Can you Weld +ha+?' Don'+ say, Hughes is a viper -she isn'1'. Our Darwin has his fheories, foo. Milghiy Oak from an acorn grew-aw nulsl An awful lol' of our lads and lassies are Marion. We've goi I0 Bobs, aboul 52.50 in E-nglish money. The Class of '34 has fwo monlhs, Mae and June. Le+'s sfarl' a calendar Have you ever mei anyone as Frank as Morgan? They say Barnhar+ plays Miles Away very well. Fahringer says, Don l' Blaine Me. Who will claim Herman? Siand up 'For your Reiiz, sfudenls. By lhe way, would you care for a ride in our OH'o? Anfhony is sure 'l'o make his Mark i-n fhe world. Yes, if is a Long slory. Be pai'ien+. Boys, be sure fo learn fo Cooke and manipulale a Broome. Sifler says Willard bafferies are dependable. DeWiH' on +his page is amazing. Ouchl Bui' gee, Herrold man doesn'+ like caramels. Here ii is Mundy-buf we're broke. Goffa fear. There goes lhe Bell. Page ninefy-live Count Your Blessings Class Will We, fhe Class of Thirfy-four of Sunbury High School in fhe Commonwealfh of Pennsylvania, being unsound of mind and of poor memory, do hereby make, publish, declare and redeclare fhis fo be Our Firsf and Lasf Will and Tesfamenf: Secfion l To our Alma Mafer, our love and devofion-pasf, presenf, and fufure. Secfion ll To our Class Advisers, Miss Curry and Mr. Beckman, our hearfy fhanks and appreciafion for fheir sincere inferesf in fhe welfare of fhe Class of '34. Secfion Ill To fhe Members of fhe Faculfy of fhe pasf four years, we do hereby bequeafh resfful nighfs and peaceful dreams now fhaf we will be no more. They have done fheir dufy nobly and deserve fheir reward. Secfion IV To fhe Juniors we mosf hearfily give our school spirif, our unpunished offenses, and our privileges in assembly. Upon our sisfer class, fhe Sophomores, we besfow our keenesf mi-nd. We confer fo fhe Freshmen a porfion of our vasf knowledge which we hope will help fhem fo recover from fheir childish ways. Secfion V To our underclassmen we fransfer fhe following fraifs, characferisfics, and whaf have you: The Sewing Deparfmenf will receive fhe whiskers usually visible on Paul Silvius' face wifh which fo make mafs for fhe poor. Sally Rand Lindig's dance we gladly presenf fo Jane Riden wifh hopes fhaf she will please all her liffle fans and fanfasies. Anfhony Sekulski's bashfulness goes fo Sherman Leeser as he needs a change. George Rohrbach receives his brofher's alluring powers from which Lolly Sass never has recovered. We will Jessie Schminky's vocal abilify fo our cheer-leader, Dorofhy Snyder. lDon'f pracfice in school: Jessie knew beffer.l y Jackson Rifchie's liffle red wagon which he drives over fhe -landscape fo ferfilize fhe soil, we musf graciously give fo Frank Hower fo make his spreading more efficient Page ninely-six Miriam Smifh's curves would be very becoming fo Anna Selfers. lTake 'em or leave 'em.l 1 Elmer Leeser's abilify fo imifafe fo Clyde Snyder providing he does'n'f abuse if. We give fo Marion Gheen her onliesf - Dink Kromer. Billy Brobsf's driving abilify we give fo whoever fhinks he can confrol if. Bill couldn'f. Jane Dorsey's Mae Wesf impersonafions and sfyle fo Grace Truff in hopes fhaf Mae's repufafion is nof endangered. lThey can be had, Gracie.l Frances Hile's perfecf affendance record fo Helen Reeder. Emery Brosious' collegiafe ways fo Bigler lrvin. lOppor'l'unify knocks buf once, Bud: now if's pounding., We will Verna Bahner's infafuafion for John Snyder fo Doc Diefrick for Margaref Sfine. Oakley Amerman's knowledge of all fhe alleys in Norfhumberland fo Frank Spiziri. We give fo Helen Teifsworfh, Helen Holdren's domesfic usefulness. Wanda Weld's confinuous chaffer we will fo fhe enfire Junior Class fo be divided evenly among fhe members. lDon'f rush-plenfy for all.l Mildred Miller's original sfyles we give fo her glamorious sisfer, Beriha Rose. Paul lsenberg's Schnozzle is passed on fo Shickellimy who forwards if fo Bill Irwin providing if isn'f infercepfed by his side kick, George Cairns. We will fhe faifhfulness of fwo of our loving couples as sfafed: Fred Zim- merman and Vesfa Libby fo Vivian Gheen and Andy Sekulski: Tom Miller and Hilda Fryling fo John Reifz and Jeanne Moyer. We will Jack Heim's infelligence fo Frank Heinly. Francis Kirkpafrick will receive all fhe accessories from Shofsberger's car in order fo make his can presenfable. Shirley Kronberg and Mary Ellen Parry are fhe recipienfs of 'fhe vifalify which is leff in fhe senior class wifh hopes of pulling fhem ouf of fhe fog. Secfion Vl S We bequeafh our bills for fhe funeral expenses fo fhe Afhlefic Associafion. Wifnesses: Jigger Bobb Doo Hicky Whafcha McCalli+ Thinga Maiigg P.S. We hope your feef-we mean your feelings-don'f hurf. Page ninefy-seven 1, When Tomorrow Comesu PROPHECY A cool breeze waffing fhrough fhe window cooled my weary brow: fhe clock ficked slowly, as if fhe sfrenuous day had robbed if of ifs usual brisk pace: fhe roaring presses were silenf and fhere was peace and quiefude fhroughouf fhe rooms. Before me was fhe Iafesf edifion of fhe Sunbury Ta'HIer, dafed June 22, I955, edifed by Palmer O'Ho, info which had gone my small efforfs as news edifor as well as fhose of ma-ny ofhers who comprise fhis compefenf sfaff, among whom are: Kafhleen Gilbody, fhe foreign correspondenf: Dick Williams, fhe Advice fo 'Ihe LoveIorn columnisfg John Allen Brown, sporfs wrifer: Roslyn Fein, business manager: Anna K. Miller, of fhe Chif-Chaf column lfhe column fhaf prinfs news before if is newsl: and Fred Fisher and Roy Hockenbroughf, chief prinfers: and myself, Jessie Schminky, 'Ihe news edifor. My eyes swepf over fhe freshly fyped page and resfed on glaring headlines: Mayor Silvius Issues Warning fo Sfrolling Band of Gigolos. Mayor Paul Silvius issued a warning lasf nighf fo all gigolos who may be lurking in fhis vicinify. A felephone call received from Sara Lindig Heller who was enferfaining Lois Bell Walker, Zerefa Bogarf Moyer, Anna Boyer Osman, Edna Hunsinger Albrighf, Efhel Lawrence Troup, Rachel Sfroh Fisher, Elizabefh Persing Harrison, and Marfha Sfroh Grugan, af her home, nofified Chief of Police Emery Broscious fhaf a band of gigolos were prowling abouf fhe house. Policemen Affig, Ball, Barfholomew, Bickle and Bogar arrived on fhe scene wifhin one second in Drumm 81 Drumm Air Cars and roufed fhe marauders wifh Neidig's laughing gas. From dependable sources if is reporfed rhaf Hinebauch, Amerman, Liffle, Reed, Packer, Mangle, Rofhermel, and Gilberf are members of fhis Gigolo Band of which Cocky Conrad is 'Ihe leader. Then my affenfion was drawn fo a Iisf of names in fhe Congrafulafions column: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman nee Vesfa Libby have iusf experienced 'Iheir 'Ihird blessed evenf. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Wolfe, whom I remember as fhe former Rufh Canfner, are cele- brafing 'Iheir 20fh wedding a-nniversary af 'Ihe home of Miss Loreffa Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller nee Hilda Fryling announce fhe engagemenf of fheir daugh- fer, Elizabefh, fo Mr. Richard Oberdorf, Jr., son of fhe nofed philanfhropic engineer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herrold, fhe Ia'H'er, 'Ihe well-known Belle Enders, celebrafed fhe fourfeenfh birfhday of fheir daughfer, Pauline, wifh an elaborafe lawn parfy. Affer fhese pleasanf reminders of old friends, I glanced over a succession of adverfise- menfs: Madame Irene DuHry Guaranfees You Hair Thaf People Will Sfare af Affer One of Her Peerless Treafmenfs: Why Go Elsewhere?-Lei' Sekulski Take Your Car Aparf: We Will Take Care of Your Feef af a Saving fo You-Garman's Shoe Sfore: Don'f Trusf 'Ihe Inex- perience of Ofher Bakersl Buy from Usl Keifhan's Bakery: Take Riding Lessons from Corporal Mundy-Guaranfeed 'Io Kill or Cure: Take Weld Dramafic Lessons and Earn 55,000 a Week As a Screen or Sfage Sfar: Don'f Lef Ofher Bufchers Chisel You-When You Buy Meaf-Buy Goodman's Boloney: Are You Fooled by Cheap Beers?-Buy Fahringer's: If You Forgef 'Io Refurn Your Friends' Borrowed Books, Pafronize SheIley's Lending Libraryl: For Sale-New and Improved Lafin Ponies-Ralph Connelly 8: Co. I 'Iurned fo fhe Sfage and Screen page. The Sfraind Theafre, owned by Paul Culp, whose chief sfage mechanics are Charles Orner, Roberf Zimmerman, and Frank Werfman, offered on ifs bill-of amusemenfs: Cooke and Moorhead, fhe infernafionally known screen lovers, in Whaf Price, Skidding? supporfed by such oufsfanding sfars as Mary Slear, Gladys Smifh, and Charles Sfillwagner: fhei inimifable Leeser and Bowen comedy feam: 'rhe Five Sfar Sfage Page ninefy-eighf Revue feafuring Beers, Reifz, Smifh, Shellenberger and Reick: and The App Sisfers in a song and dance duo. To offsef and surpass fhese affracfions fhe Rialfo Theafre, owned by Paul lsenberg, Raymond Leeser, and Paul Leonharf, was presenfing fhe German Sisfers in fheir lmpersonafion Acf: fhe members of fhe Professionals' Foofball Team in a personal appearance, among whom were Rifler, Hollenbach, Rohrbach, Snyder, Shingara, Keller, Herrold, Miller, and Thomas, wifh fheir coach, Varsify Conrad, and managers, Kromer and Hoffman: and Roxy Hughes, celebral-ed ballef dancer. I ioffed down fhe nofice of recifals fo be given by Ralph Barnharf, world renowned barifone: Clara Jones, prima donna of fhe Sunbury Opera Company: Frances Wefzel, con- fralfo of widespread fame: and Helen Burchell, infernafionally famous pianisf, in 'lhe near fufure af fhe Chesfnuf Sfreef Opera House which is successfully being ma-naged af presenf by a board of direcfors composed of John Cree, Presidenf of fhe Firsf Nafional Bank: John Bafhursf, eminenf coal dealer: Michael Krefow, successful aufo salesman: Russell Fegley, American Sfore manager: Jack Shofsberger, soda founfain specialisf: Roberf Riffenhouse, Disfricf Manager of Weis Sfores: Jack Fine, infernafional diplomaf: Glenn Campbell, owner of Campbell's sfore: Dick Mangle, manager of BiH'ner's Deparfmenf Sfore: and Gerard Clukey, faxidermisf. Q Radio Sfafion WKOK, operafed by James and John Shipman and including on ifs board of frusfees such men and women as William Romberger, speaker of fhe House of Represen- fafives in Washingfon: Frances Moyer, daring sfunf aviafrix: Frank Morgan, governmenf official: Vivian Long, world champion archer: and Donald Druckemiller, well-known business ma-n: wifh Verna Bahner, John Bowman, John Eisenhower, and Marlin Heffner on 'lhe sfaff of announcers, presenfed an inferesfing schedule for fhe day. A+ 7:30 A. M., Lucille Dieck- Seffing-Up Exercises: 7:45, Cal Conrad-Bill Hilly Tunes: 8:00, Adelaide DeWi'H- Whaf fo Have for Breakfasf : 8:l5, Mildred Miller- Snappy Songs : 8:30, Helen Moyer- CoifFing Your Coiffure : 8:45, Jane Drumheiser- Care of Your Home : 9:00, Harold Zerbe- Piano Melodies : 9:30, Dorofhea Harfman- Whaf fhe Well-Dressed Woman Is Weari'ng : 9:45, Alfred LiHle- Whaf fhe Well-Dressed Man ls Wearing : l0:00, Harlem Maniacs : ll:00, Mary McNally- Spending Leisure Hours : ll:l5, Rufh Guinn- Proper Care of Your Com- plexion : ll:30, Lucile Rofhermel- Pianoisms : lI:45, Francis Weigand- The Voice of Experience : l2:00, Margaref Roush- Organ Melodies : I2:30, Jack Snyder- How a Local Boy Can Make Good : l2:45, Melvin Harfman and Miles Barnharf- Trumpel' Tunes : I:00, Thelma Eisenhower- Care of Your Children and Mine : I:l5, Marion Haupf-- Vocal Refrains : l:30, Mae Maclnfyre- Lessons in Thriff : l:45, Rufh Lieb- Shopping wifh Ru+h : 2:00, Elda Lyfle and Mary Lenker- Violin and Saxophone Duo : 2:30, Beffy Ferry- Advice fo Young Married Women : 3:00, Barfon Smifh- Drum Selec+ions : 3:l5, Marguerife Snyder - Books You Should Read : 3:30, Same Maniacs- Harlem Maniacs : 4:30, Helen Fenfon- How fo Hold Your Man : 4:45, Gladys Emerick- Unforgef+able Melodies : 5:I5, Harvey when Yo-n clocks would indicafe 2:00 A. M., buf I knew few of fhe remaining performers, so l furned from fhis line of reading. The Personals broughf refreshing memories of old friends fo my mind: Whifey Eisfer, baskefball coach of Manfz's School for Wayward Boys, is sfaying for fhe week-end af fhe Wohlheifer Hofel. Sferling Troup is recuperafing from an aH'ack of second childhood. He is affended by Dr. Tom Miller. The Hon. William Brobsf, Presidenf of fhe S. P. R. D. iSociefy for fhe Prevenfion of Reckless Drivingl, gave an insfrucfive falk fo a group of young women affending fhe Nurses' Convenfion, held in fhe George Wolfe Audiforium. Misses Ju-ne Smifh, Mary Masfeller, Ru'l'l1 Klinger, Toledo Klinger, Efhel Haines and Grace Fersfer were among fhose presenf. Frank Case, fhe well-known commercial arfisf, is sfaying af fhe Huber Hofel wifh fwo of his famous models, Miss Lolly Gass and Miss Dorofhy Gemberling. ' Page ninefy-nine Miss Mary Jarreff gave a recepfion af her summer home below Selinsgrove in honor of Miss Sara Keefer and Miss Corinne Edwards, fhe Women's Champion Confracf Bridge Team. The lisf of guesfs included Prof. Jack Heim of fhe high school faculfyg Prof. Jesse Conrad of scienfific eminence: Lillian Kunkel of 'Shanghai Lil' fame: Berf S+iIl and Ralph Srill, of S+iII, Sfill and Sfill, Inc.: Miss Beffy Shissler, successor fo Miss Marco Reigner: Miss Mary Wagner, assisfanf fo Miss Shissler: Mr. Charles Rhoadsg Mr. James Bucher, and Miss Lillian Basseff. Miss Helen Holdren was arresfed for speeding by Roberf Jarreff, a Sfafe Highway Policeman. She was driving a Fleming Limousine af fhe rafe of l50 miles an hour lor so Mr. Jarreff claimsl. A Fafhers' and Sons' Banquef was held af fhe Evangelical Church, whose pasfor is Rev. Willard Sifler, on Thursday evening. Some of fhe fafhers presenf wifh fheir young sons were Messrs. Donald Brachf, George Walfers, Curfis Sfraub, William Buch, Howard Hile, Roberf Broome, Marr Furman, Blaine Fahringer, Harry Maffer, Elwood Moll, Roberf Powell, Roberf Maffer, William Snyder, Oscar Smifh, Jackson Rifchie, Donald Shafer, Marlin Ressler, and Charles Snyder. Mr. Joe Roush, chief accounfanf for fhe David Snyder Tobacco Co., is spending his vacafion on fhe Wallen Esfafe, hunfing rafs. A reunion of fhe Faifhful Five was held yesferday af fhe home of fhe former Miss Louise Schunck. The ofher four young married women will be remembered as Misses Rebecca Ewing, Clara Kulp, Frances Hile, and Elaine Wurfzel. Miss Thelma Roush, of Shamoki-n Dam, and Miss Blanche Miller, of Hummel's Wharf, fraveled io Sunbury foday via fhe Pope Airlines. Miss Mildred Hoffman's five layer marble cake was awarded firsf prize in fhe recenf cake confesf. Miss Helen Sfevenson is fraveling in Europe wifh her secrefary, Miss Geraldine Reichenbach. Miss Beafrice Roush recenfly added fo her colleciion of anfique iewelry by fhe purchase of a rare old ring found in King Tuf's fomb. Misses Chrisfabelle Lehma-n, Ardis Phillips, and Jane Gass were seen chaffing in Geise's Drug Sfore. Following her marriage, Miss Elizabefh Forresf will reside in Philadelphia. Miss Loreffa Heinfzelman is going on anofher hunfing frip fo paris unknown. A fashion show will be presenfed fomorrow affernoon in Rohland Hall under fhe auspices of fhe Madame Harp's Salon. The mainnequins are Irene Williams, Dorofhy Reifz, Beffy Janson, Von Neida Kryder, Edith Roush, Marfha Moore, Frances Osman, Gladys Furman, Elizabefh Heckman, Eleanor Grove, Anna Hummel, 'Gerfrude Hoffman, Elsie Grow, Mar- garef Hoover, Gladys Bolfon, Helen Hendricks, Lila Briffain, and Jane Dorsey. Regreffully l placed fhe paper aside, fhinking if a sfrange coincidence fhaf each one of my classmafes had come fo me from fhe void of Time by fhe means of prinfed names on paper, alfhough I knew fhaf neifher fime nor fide could ever erase my memories of fhe grandesf class fo graduafe from Sunbury High School-fhe Class of I934. Page one hundred My Design for Living IA Page from fhe Blue and While Handbookl SCHOOL RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules are a guide for young people who wan'r fo pul' 'lheir high school eclucafion 'Io use. Del'ini+e informaiion concerning whai' is expecfed of each individual is given. The handbook is ihe resull of earnesi' effori' on The pari of ihose who com- piled if. I ioin wi+h +he compilers in +he hope +ha+ ii may serve ifs iniended purpose well. SOHN E. JAMBACH, Warden of Schools. I. ln case of fire, lump ou'r of 'rhe window and lurn 'ro lefl. 2. Teachers are noi' allowed 'ro play ball in Ihe halls. 3. Don'1' place +acks or chewing gum on +he seals-i+ ain'+ fair. 4. In case of a cyclone, crawl under +he desk. 5. Don'+ 'rake ponies +o class: keep your pe+s ai' home. 6. If a pencil disappears, help yourself 'Io anyone else's. 7. In passing +o and 'From classes, be sure +o wear a muzzle and silence-proof shoes. 8. Please nofify ieachers when valuables are missing: fhey may have ihem. 9. A+'rencIance af school is compulsory for all children beiween ihe ages of 8 a-nd I6. Don'1' bank on ihis, seniors. l IO. Don'1' lhrow anyfhing a+ +he ins+ruc+ors while 'rhey are wafching-you mighi hii ihem in 'rhe eye. Il. Always couni' fen before sfariing a row in fhe hall and remember 'Ihe Golden Rule-An Eye for An Eye. I2. Sfudenls who carry iheir lunches will please bring a IiH'Ie exira for fhe communiiy chest y I3. Any sfudenl' caugh+ signing his own masier card will have +he affernoon off. I4. ln order Io obiain a diploma a sludeni' musi' have I6 discrediis, 40 hrs. per week, and Iwo personal chafs in fhe office. Page one hundred one ul Cnly Heard Books or THE WEAK Us ...........,.. Le+'s Tap a Keg . . . Behind 'I'he News . . Where Elmer ls . . . Repeal .... . . Speedway ..,... . . Spring Run Mysl'ery . . . The Answers ...... Tuba or Noi Tuba . Slay 'Em Wilh a Sax ..., Bridge a+ a Dance . . . Going +o Town . . . Baske+making . . . . . Full Sale Ahead . . . lnves+amen+s and Real S'l'eak .... ........ . . LiH'le Ladies ................ , . . Shorlie Travel ' ............ Magua, 'lhe Migh+y ....... . . . The Type Thai' Succeeds .... . . Grand Ol' Bell ..... .. See Florida Firs+ . . . . Trigs of lhe Game .... . . . The Piper Pipes Down . . The Police Sland By ..... . . . Four Years of Sing Sing Page one hundred lwo Hz Hugh Anmee Charles Slillwagner Almer PoH'o , . . . .James Leeser .Pu+'lal'e O. Peeler ........BiII Brobsl . . . . . .Evan ldunno . .John Hineloauch . . . .Ralph Barnharl' . .Carl Fahringer . . . .Clara Jones . . . . .Laura Cooke . . . .William Eis'l'er Roslyn Fein . .Fred Zimmerman s Fryling and Beers Wander Weld . .Jack Shofsberger . . . .Zere+a Bogarf . . . .Diz Missel+ime .Richard Oberdorf . .Francis S. HaH'on Roberl' E. Beckman . .Willard E. Aclcley . . .R. Gleelc Lubbs Qc HYou Know What I Mean IT PAYS TO ADVERTIZE The Chin You Love +o Touch .........,A.......... Amerman's Peach Fuzz The Tesf Thai' Shocked a Million Women . Babies Cry for I+ ................ . . Follow Your Nose Io a Bargain . . . Figures Thai Take I'he SpoI'Iigh'I ', . . . ........AbboI s P. D. . . . . .Child Care . . . . .Cooking Lab. .........TrigTesI His MasI'er's Voice ........., ................... P lease Sfand By II s Da'red ................ ....................... T he Calendar You Save One Io Three Dollars ......, Join I'he Sfudeni' AcI'iviI'y Associafion Even Your Besi Friends Won'+ Tell You ........,............. English Tesi' I+'s DiI:ferenI ' ..................... 'I Will Make a Man of You , , 99 44fl00'7, Pure . ..,. .. Driving Takes HeaI+hy Nerves ........,...,. AI' Times Like This You're Glad They're Fresh Andi-Knock .....,..,.................... Are You Ashamed of Your EngIish . . . Look Ten Years Younger ...... . . They Sa+isfy ........ . . Perfecl Circle Rings . , . . No Drafi' VenIiIaI'ion . FIoa'I'ing Power ..... . . Hasn'I' Scrafched Yer . . . P ge one hundred Ihree . . .No Mid-years, or Finals Please S+ep in'I'o 'rhe OFFice . . . . .American Democracy ...........AskAIfy LiH'Ie . . .Roll Call Weiner Roasis . . . . . . . . . , .Sekulski Arrives .............TrySI'udying Des'Iroy Your Repor'r Cards Jingles of Ihe Dismissal Bell . .Drawn by Johnny Snyder . . . . .Our School Windows . . . . .Two D's and One E . . . .The Lewisburg Pen Cf Thee We Sing John Baihursi' . . . Miles Barnhari' .. Helen Burchell . . . Jesse Conrad .... John Cree ..... Roslyn Fein .,.... Harold German ,.,. . Kafhleen Gilbody Paul Herrold .... Clara Jones ..,.. Sara Lindig ..... Thomas Miller . . . Charles Moorhead Richard Oberdorf Charles Orner . . . Palmer Ofio .... BeH'y Rei'l'z r.., James Ri'H'er .r., HALL OF FAME . . . . .Cheerful .... ...Musician . . . . . .Piano Arlisi' . . , . .Mafhemafician . . . .Golf Champion ..........Oral'or . . . . .Cour+eous . . . . . .Scholar . . . .A+hle+e . . . .Vocalisf . . . .Popular . . . . . .Arfisfic ................Ac+or ..............Coopera+ive . .Junior Mechanics Wizard ......1l........Capable , . . . . . . . . . .Cheerleader '33 Fooiball Cap+ain William Romberger .. ............ Physicisi Jessie Schminky .... ............ W rifer Paul Silvius ...... .... D iligenf June Smifh .... ..., F riendly Tries to please. omits none. Recalls memories. Comments on Happenings gone. Page one hundred four I Ju 9? nw- fm. E ' jk JJ6'-0' V . t' 4 J 5 t 3 w 'Nz , xx 'Y X n ' K 1 , V .- A f s ,N I , I I X , Qi, E S ,xx L WM B 0 V59 ll ' X 5 . ,I ' V is Q W AQ S N0 ' wg 1 5 5 X. ' fl QQf5f.1::Af'i1 M 4 N'i, .,,, Y . ' f ,L,jj,-fy '- .-k. 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