Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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W Hi , ' , .M ,., i i i W MM JGN ,I --gf: Gi' SW . 1 1 W R. MAE MOUNTZ Teacher ofHisto1'y, English and Latin Harrisburg Central High School, 1921 Dickinson Ccllege, 1925 J .l be i Teacher of English and French, Harrisburg Central High School, 1921 Q Dickinson College, 1925 5 Li li ri W C. HERSHEY EBY Teacher of Science Shippensburg High School Shippensburg State Normal School, 1924. yfigiigifiQQW 'T -Liii.El? 5QQ4, 'H ig- XQQFW? :f1'fRQ ?'i Twelve Q, in THELMA Y. NICKEY W M

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ii J 1 7 MM E- 1' 1 WILLIAM F. CHRISTMAN li Assistant il 1 Instructor of 1 Science and Mathematics W Elizabethtown Preparatory school, p 1912 West Chester Normal, 1915 Q Did College work at University of V Pennsylvania and Lebanon Valley N College. C l A JAMES W. MOYER, B. S. if Teacher of N Science and Social Science l l Swatara Township High School, 1918 it B. S., Pennsylvania State College, 'QQ 1922. 'F A 5? l ai. ANNA V. STROUP Swatara Township High School, 1915 Cumberland Valley State Normal School, 1917. Summer Session State College, 1923 Completed Commercial Course at Beckley's College, 1925. -W 2 X- N l if-Y ?4:-11. L li- :5 -L. ,I ,,., .,,. Eleven Commercial Teacher Q

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f ' CX it 'JW HY yi: 5 , V H5 , fn-v w' iff'-N x . 4 , 1, 1 - 1 rw pf- ' ' , . if f. fifff- 'xmiggk' Mr- f'3 iQ?igyi ri , Ir Activities of Teachers Nowadays when a man is up against what appears an impossible task, he thinks of the impossible things Napoleon accomplished, and goes ahead with renewed courage. This can be well said of Mr. Moyer. His knowledge of music and science enables him to direct all music events E, such as Glee Clubs and organizing the first High School Orchestra and nature Q studies of the school. Not only'along the line of teaching commercial subjects is Miss Stroup an earnest worker. She has coached plays for two years, doing all that was in her power to make them a success. We should look up to and respect her for directing such amusing and entertaining plays and also because she has pleased may stomachs this season by her' direction of the High School Cafeteria. Miss Mountz, a new faculty member has become a great favorite of all students. She served as coach of the girls basketball! team, and a better sport and chaperon is hard to find. The Latin Club has also proved to be successful under her supervision. The school has been able to accomplish may good things, through her suggestions. Miss Nickey has already proven that S. T. would have a hard time getting along without her. ,, l A She has helped the school in several ways, by directing and raising the ll standard of our Literary Society programs, and by teaching Booser Bishop 'Al his daily French lessons. Miss Nickey has supported and backed to the limit everything that has Aj been undertaken for the Welfare of the school. ' ll' Mr. G. Hershey Eby Don't Get Wounded :i fl G. Hershey like Napoleon small but mighty is coach of the Boy's basketball jig I. team which has won many games and lost some. ' Mr. Eby is a cartoonist and an all-around athlete. His athletic ability lf has aroused enthusiasm among the boy's to do their best. gf Paul Erb W- - . f-fr.-33:7 ' V lv, 7: 71? -:f11f, T - ,jig ,xr .Y gilt, we as -Waist :EW as -4- f-.g,.- Thirteen