Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1945 volume:

74a samezmag TIJWNSHIP HIGH SIIHIIIII. Pmmu zu 1945 SWATTEH H nun SIIHIJUI. 'rm-': HOME or THE swA'rrER Zum to learns' 'law to some '7M!ea,4wpzww DEDIEATIUN AETIVITIES ADNHNISTHATIUN BASKETBALL EAEULTY PATHUNS SENIUHS ADVERTISEMENTS UNDEHELASSES 77!e44a9eyzamz'de6Zcw4af'45 We, the Class ot 1945, present to you The Swatter, one of the tasks completed during our four years at Swatara Township High School. We have had splendid cooperation from students and teachers in preparing the Swatter, and We know you will like it. Our future lies before us and We hope that we may have your best wishes for success as we go out into lite. We dedicate this book to those trotn Swa- tara Township who are so courageously fighting and to those who have so nobly died tor the PE!-HIE we hope to enjoy in the years to come. 'YAHA WWW? X X 51. 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Circulation Manager I ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS Minerva Kosutic Carl Haas Vera Mundorl Mary Lescanec Sarah Spotts Colleen Moore Mary Mrljak Betty Wagner Mildred Duncan Mary Spitler Lois Sheafler Nancy Bingaman Iune Walters Betty Arnsberger Agnes McQuaid Kathleen Still CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS Nellie Smith Donald Santoni Sarah Spotts Katherine Raudensky Mary Crissman Betty Wagner Florence Beistline Frances Himelsbach Mildred Duncan Geraldine Stoufier Anna Eichinger YEARBOOK ADVISOR Frances M. Diehl AIIMINISTHATIUN DONALD S. BILLOW President LESTER F. AUNGST ' Vice President EARL LESTER L. WOLFE A. SHEAFPER ' ELMER G. LIVINGSTON Secretary Treasurer ERNEST E. ESHENAUR EARL C. WHITE SWATAHA TIIWENSHIP SIIHUIIL Bl!!-Illll R. N. KEIM Supervising Principal A Zosendau This brief message is to call to your attention the names of three persons whom' you have met, comment very briefly on their most outstanding traits and permit you to select one as your ideal on whose philosophy your future will be most secure. The persons referred to are Mr. Optimist, Mr. Pessimist and Mr. Realist. Mr. Optimist is always cheerful and happy. He con- tends that all is right with the world in spite of history, Divine prophecy and present facts and conditions. He is jovial though he has walked to the brink of the precipice and knows that the step he is taking will dash him to the rocks below. Mr. Pessimist is never cheerful and happy. Even in his times of greatest success and prosperity, he can convince himself that these are only stepping stones to greater ills and hardships than he has ever known. No person, object or condition is ever just right. His greatest satis- faction comes from viewing dark clouds rather than thinking. of the silver lining. Mr. Realist lives midway up the slope: on the middle ground between Mr. Optimist on the top of the hill and Mr. Pessimist down in the valley. He detects and appre- ciates the finer things of life but, at the same time, he realizes that all that glitters is not gold. He is never lost in the darkness of adversity nor are his eyes blinded by the dazzling glare of prosperity. He seeks facts and reasons which are used to find solutions and control actions. Truth, honesty, accuracy and faith are among his outstanding attributes. You are facing the future. The decision is yours to make. , O. B. BALDWIN Principal Smm '7au' lt is a commonly heard expression: I will put in the time some way! No one puts in time with a definite plan: it is always at blank haphazard. No one who puts in time expects definite results: he only expects to avoid ennui, and get through the hours till something comes along that is worth while. But the expression is an admission that time is being put into something. K Plainly it is being put into a hole, the big, black, bot- tomless pit of vacuity. Nothing comes out of that hole, though oceans of time flow in. lt is one of the most greedy maws in the universe, and one of the least profit- able. Time is far too valuable to throw in there. Time is the one thing that man cannot make, nor can ever hope to make. Though it- is given so freely, it is given most grudgingly-only a second at a time. Moreover, time is what everything else that is worth while is made up of. Time is the universal solvent sought by the philosophers of the world: it may be transformed into all other valu- ables. Think of putting time into the yawning gulf of emptiness! When next you have a chance to put in time, put it into a plan. Have a plan all ready, for you will have no chance to go after it. Time is the most volatile and ef- fervescent of substances. The difference between failure and success in life is largely in this matter of putting in time. Tell me how you spend your spare minutes, and I will tell you how to spend the rest of your life-and what salary you can expect to get for doing it. VWUH O. B. Baldwin, B.S. Louise E. Bishop, B.S. E. Kathryn Brown, A.B. Betty M. Brubaker, B.S. Nevin H. Carl, M.A. M.Ed. Oberlin, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa., Hummelstown, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. English and History English English Science and Phys. Ed. Harrisburg, Pa. Biology and Mathematics Sara L. Cloos, RN. Frances M. Diehl, B.S. Martha T. Fansler,B.S. C. S. Felder, B. S. M. S. Gottshall, B.S. Oberlin, Pa. Elizabethtown, Pa. Oakland, Maryland Oberlin, Pa. Waynesboro, Penna. School Nurse Commercial Mathematics Music Supervisor Health and Phys. Ed. Mary E. Ioseph, l-LB. Wilbur Mathias, B.S. Kathryn H. Neibich Gertrude E. Roth Mildred P. Ruth, B.S. Harrisburg, Pa. New Cumberland, Pa. Oberlin, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Halifax, Pa. Civics-American Science, Chemistry, School Secretary Mathematics, History, Art and Penmanship History Health Guidance SERVING in the Anna S. Smith C. R. Tyson, A.B. Ianice L. Weibley,A.B. R. B. Wilt, Normal Cert. Harrisburg, Pa. Red Lion, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Commercial French and Latin Social Studies Science ARMED FORCES E. Brad Hartman Iohn Coover Paul Landis Richard Edwards C. Herbert Foutz i W Y W ZWYW' i w r N i Lee Holbert President Kenneth Bowers Secretary II L A 5 5 Frances M. Diehl Advisor Il F P I ll E H S Marie Zercmce Vice President Elizabeth Zart Treasurer cv ff i- SENIUHS 'Wewbbdawcwnmaie Irma Arcipretini Irma Irma has hair that is coal black, A lot ot attention it does attract. She has a pleasing personality, too Which litts you up when you're teelin' blue. - Henry Arndt Arndt Who is the class iitterbug? Who likes to waltz or cut a rug? Who inakes us tap our feet and clap our hands? Henry! and the boogie- woogie band. Betty lane 'Arnsberger Betsy Betty is so small and neat, With her no one can compete. Her hair is always in its place, So she need never be disgraced. Florence Beistline Floslio Florence is the quiet type, You'll never see her pick a Eght. She aways is so kind and sweet, Her smile will knock you oft your teet. Nancy Bingaman Nancy Here is one who cheers the boys, And sure knows how to make the noise: She's one cheerleader of our S, And always keeps the crowd alive. Iohn Brunner Ara Walter Bowermau Walt Walter is our Air Cadet, He's kinda short but plenty hep. He likes to fly in the wide blue sky- lt's trom shorthand, it you want to know why. Kenneth Bowers Kenny Kenny wears anklets, orange or yellow, He certainly is a regular lella. He likes to sing and have a gay time, He's just loads ot tun -so we'll end this rhyme. Helen Brown Browme Helen is quite tall and slim, A She'd rathercread than take gym. Love and liction are her books, But at her shorthand she never looks. Iohnny, Iohnny, sink the ball, That's what you'll hear the girls all call. ln basketball he really shines, Quite a tew girls say, He's mine. Mary Crissman Cru: Twice a week you'll see her on the bus, Where is she going in such a rush? lt must be to her stenotype class, Where she is learning very last. Margaret Dill Peggy Who is always reading books? Who gives school work such dirty looks? Who irom magazines can get a thrill? Only Peggy Dill. Mildred Duncan Millie Milly likes to play music by Wagner or Mozart, But none of these does she learn by heart: She likes to play the modern lingo, Or iust a little Super-suds jingle. Anna M. Eichinger Onna Anna is a dark-haired beauty Who works in Murphy's doin' her duty: She sells hot dogs and cokes galore, Does quite cr business lor the store. Gladys Etnoyer Gladdy Who walks through the halls talking? Who trips others while they're walking? Who plays tricks and talks so fast? It must be Gladys, the clown ol the class. Harold Fackler Percy Harold is the youngest one Ot S. T.'s two Fackler sons. He's one swell guy to all ot us, And over girls he never did tuss. Paul Meade I-'ackler Meade The oldest one of the Fackler brothers- lt is easy to tell one from the other. Meade is a swell guy, l0O, Always busy with plenty to do. George Gabel Hllmbl-I You've certainly got a treat in store lt you've never seen the ball sink from the center of the floor. There's only one guy who can do it- George Gabel, you know darn well you knew it. Martha Gingrich Marty Martha is so shy and quiet, She never was one to create a riot: Alter she has her home work done, Then she takes time out for fun. Elizabeth Gomik Beth Here is a girl who likes to dance- Also the type who likes to romance. She always keeps her shoes real neat To go to the Madrid where she uses her teet. Carl Haas Suzie Carl is in our Senior Class Play, We hope he'll know his part-He may? The part of a professor he will portray, But in this profession- he will not stay. Martha Schreiner Mane Martha is a telephone operator at the Bell. In her work she is doing very well. She works after school every day And is helping the war effort in this way. Ralph Sellers Baldy Baldy is so full of fun, He's never mad at anybne. He likes to eat from dawn fill dusk. lt's a wonder he doesn't bust. Harry Sheatter Harry Harry is our Student Council President, And Enhaut is his place of residence: He also is our Yearbook editor, Who could ask for anyone better? Lois Shealter Lois Lois is one of the best, She's even better than some of the rest, l guess you're wondering what l mean, lt's typing class where she's right on the beam. Charlotte Smee Shorty Charlotte Smee is small and sweet, She can knock the boys right oft their feet, She's just a little blonde-haired girl, But she gives the fellows quite a whirl. Nedra Smith Smitty Nedra a nurse would like to be, lt seems she's quite the type, you see. She writes a letter every day To cheer her boy friend far away. Nellie Smith Smitty ln the halls you hear her singing, An old or new tune, she is swinging, Her voice is like a melody, lust like Sinatra's, it really sends me. Evelyn Snavely GYPIY Evelyn is the quiet type, She works and works with all her might: A registered nurse she wants to be, To help defend her liber-tee. Dorothy Speese Dottie Dottie likes to roller-skate. She knows how to make a Hgure 8. You often see her at the Rainbow Always skating with a different fellow. Gilbert Speese Gibbie Gibbie is our pretty boy. He certainly is the real McCoy: He makes a hit with all the girls, And then he leaves them in a whirl. Mary Spitler Squirt Mary has eyes that are big and blue, Which say to Claude, I will be true. You will always see them together At any time or in any weather. Sarah Spotts Ianie When an argument came up in P.O.D., Someone always with her disagreed: But she always used reason and common sense, And stumped all others she argued against. Kathleen Still Kay One ot our redheads is Kathleen, Who wants to learn to drive a machine. lt she tries real hard to learn, She might know how to make a turn. Geraldine Stouiter f Ierry Ierry is the tomboy ot our class, At climbin' hill and dale she's really last. She likes to swim, dance, and play ball And give a tew boys quite a tall. Betty Wagner Blonde-haired Betty, so sweet and petite At times, in school, she seems so quiet. lt isn't so, don't let her tool- She's not that way outside ot school. Iune Walters Iune Iune is gentle and so quiet But when on ice skates, she's a riot. She never falls upon her knees But those other places -Oh, gee! Esther Wert Bubbles Esther is our Beacon Editor-in-Chief, - With her we have no sorrows or grief: She very seldom makes an error, And in such work, no one could be fairer. Emma Williams Butch Emma came from lohn Harris High And she's already captured a guy. lt you see her with big shining eyes lt's Frankie who made her spirits rise. Elizabeth Zart Li: Our class pianist is Liz, All in all she is cr whiz: Our glamour girl ot '45, She really can beat out the five. Marie Zerance Marie Marie is now president ot the class, Her duties multiply very last. But she gets them done, one by one, And still has lots ot time tor lun. from 4 s64tC'0'Z'4 D' SEPTEMBER 29, 1941. Today we entered the High School as Freshmen. How excited we were -our first day in the High School! We spent the day meeting new people, making new friends, and becoming acquainted with our teachers. So that we could consider ourselves really organized, we elected our class officers. 'They were: President, Lee Holbert: Vice-President, Vera Mundorfp Secretary, Charlotte Smee: and Treasurer, Anna Scheib. We also selected our class colors, which were red and white. OCTOBER 24. Last evening we held our annual bazaar. We had been looking forward to it for weeks. It was every bit as much fun as we thought it would be. Our class sold bought candy, and we made a grand profit of S24.8U. How proud we were of our first big success! FEBRUARY 13. This evening we had something very new and entirely different. Instead of the usual Iunior class' play, we had three one-act plays presented by the Freshmen, Sophomore, and Iunior classes. So as Freshmen, we took our first venture into the dramatic world. We were first on the program, and we presented our comedy entitled Buddy Answers an Ad. It was a great success, and we went home feeling very proud of ourselves. SEPTEMBER 9, 1942. Today we returned to our school as Sophomores. After having played very hard all summer we were ready to return and to work very hard all-winter. There were only 88 of us left now. We learned, sorrowfully, that 22 of our classmates were not coming back. We started our year with an election. Our officers were: President, Lee Holbert: Vice- President, Henry Arndtp Secretary, Charlotte Smeep and Treasurer, Vera Mundorf. OCTOBER 9. Tonight we held our bazaar again, the last one for the duration of the war. We had lots of fun. I guess no one will ever forget the good times we had at our bazaars. This year our class sold hot dogs and made a profit of 524150. OCTOBER 31. This evening we held a Hallowe'en party in our gymnasium. What an exciting time we had! Laughing pumpkins and tarry-eyed goblins glared at everybody from the walls. But the girls in their slacks and plaid shirts and the boys in their overall danced on, having a very good time in spite of the spooks and the goblins lurking nearby. SEPTEMBER 8, 1943. School re-opened today with 58 of' us returning as Iuniors. My! How quickly time passes! Iuniors already! Once again we came together to elect our officers. They were: President, Lee Holbertp Vice-President, Henry Arndtg Secretary, Colleen Moore: and Treasurer, Elizabeth'Zart. OCTOBER 5. Today our class jewelry arrived! The rings were distributed and admired by everybody. To say we were proud of them would be putting it mildly. APRIL 21. Last evening we held our Iunior Prom. Our first formal dance! How exciting it was! Dancing in our long swishy gowns-to the music of George Fa.rner's Orchestra! We all had a wonderful time and were so disappointed when the evening finally came to an end. MAY 4. This evening was the closing performance of our Iunior Class Play, Merry-Go-Round. It was a successful project. Everyone enjoyed the play, which was a hilarious comedy. We made an exciting profit of 515621, which we planned to use for our yearbook. SEPTEMBER 6, 1944. Well, here we are again back in school. But it is different this time some- how, for now we are full-fledged Seniors. We elected our officers for the last time. They are: President, Lee Holbert: Vice-President, Marie Zerancep Secretary, Kenneth Bowers, and Treas- urer, Elizabeth Zart. IANUARY 8. Today Mrs. Diehl, our class advisor, called our class together for a meeting and we began to plan our activities for the year, which will be a very full one. We selected as our class flower, the red rose, and as our motto, We'll Find a Way or Make One. We also de- cided to have a yearbook, electing Harry Sheaffer as Editor-in-Chief. MARCH 9. This evening we presented the last dramatic performance of our school days-the Senior Class Play. It was a comedy entitled, Miss Iimmy, in which nine members of our class took part. The character which gave us plenty of laughs was Kenny Bowers in his role as Droopy Bardwell. ln general our play was very entertaining and an immense success. MAY ll. Last evening our class was entertained by the Iuniors at the Iunior-Senior Prom. lt was a farewell affair since it was our last really important school dance. The music was lovely, and everyone danced until the very last moment. Even then we were sorry to see that enjoy- able evening end. I would like to make mention here of our classmates who are in the service of Uncle Sam. They are Lee Holbert, our President, who is serving in the Army: and Clair Deimler and Robert White, who are both serving in the Army Air Corps. May God bless them and bring them safely home again. We are proud of them! We are Seniors now with our whole lives ahead of us. May we remember that the future lies in our hands and may we all do our part to make it a victorious and peaceful future. Class Historian MARTHA SCHREINER mwwwwwhmwwwmwwkgwmhm-Qawww..-,wkmwwwmwwamwwmmwmmmwwwwwmmwmmw- f- ,dWwWmMm.mwM' mwwww-Wwwmmm uwR..,,.,-.....,.Wwww-nm,..,w...,M,,Mm.w..,w...A....L, m THE CLASS OF '45 The class of '45 departs, With joy, yet sorrow in their hearts: We've had a lot of fun in school, And still we learned the golden rule. Our freshman year was tough and long, Our sophomore year smooth as a song, Our junior year was kind of rough, But we got through and didn't blulf. Our senior year is nearly past, It just llew by so awfully, fast: We've really had a lot of fun, We'll hate to see our school days done. Our teachers were so kind and true, They very seldom made us blue, They helped to keep us in our place, We worked together lace to face. But now we'l1 have to say adieu, And hope your days are happy, too, So long, dear friends, and teachers true, We've got a real big job to do. DOROTHY SPEESE 77am Many, many years ago, It almost seems that long, you know, A crowd of boys, a group of girls, Gazed at a building frightened as squirrels. The grade school days had drawn nigh For our class of Swatara High. Gay salutes from far and near To old classmates, oh so dear, The sound of a bell, a stern teacher's voice, Soon caused us to wonder why we reioiced. But the days, weeks, and months speedily went For all the young ladies, and even the gents. There were many ups and downs, mostly up, To those patient teachers should go a cup. Enter to Learn in our ears is still ringing, In harmony with Leave to Serve and our singing So now from our school days we will go Toward the light of the future--see it glow! CHARLOTTE SMEE Our High School days were happy days, That we will not forget. The teachers, students, and the school, We leave with sad regret. First Chorus Our thoughts will always travel back, As we go on our way. We'Q use the aims you taught to us At work, at school, at play. Farewell, dear friends, We now must part. We wish our luck to all As in the future we must go To rise, to gain, or fall. Second Chorus Schoolmates, from you we now must leave. We'll always think ol you When into life's hard school we turn We'll wear our gold and blue. KENNETH BOWERS nQwW,M,,,w,wm.,Awwi,.,,W,,,Cmm,y4,M,5,V.wwXmswmsmwwwmfemwwmmfmmmgmwu11mmmQm.muQ,ymummwmmm,mmguWQwwmw nMfm.wxwmpmwmwwkMWm,m4MwQ.muu,,muw.M.w,wSwMV.,-mfLWMM,wWnfmmw.M,Wm.wM,W,w,,, 79 Silence! while I concentrate upon the future and gaze into the crystal ball. Soon I shall know the destinies of the class of '45. These amazing revelations will astound you with their daring truthfulness and will unveil the hidden for- tunes of tomorrow: Ah! The mist is clearing now and before my eyes I see a young lady danc- ing. It is that talented jitterbug from Swatara, Mileva Kosutic. Her winning personality and dancing feet will bring her fame and fortune. Also I see an- other famous character from Swatara. It is Kenneth Bowers the great comedian, who is rolling them in the aisle with his hilarious comedy: but we must also give credit for his outstanding success to the girl who writes his scripts, Beverly Pretz. The crystal ball is clearer, and now I see Dorothy Speese about to intro- duce her marvelous skating technique to her many enthusiastic fans at the Hershey Sports arena. At the Hershey Ballroom I see our own little Nellie Smith lending her golden voice to the swing and sway music of Sammy Kaye. A large concert hall is now coming into view where the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra is making its appearance. Seated at the piano is Eliza- beth Zart. Now Virginia Hanshaw is making her entrance. She is about to ren- der a solo on her Stradivarius. In the distance can be seen a large landing field where the flying in- structor is none other than Henry Arndt. To the right is an airplane factory where Robert Kohl, Ioseph Romozi, and Ralph Sellers are the mechanics who are keeping 'em flying. At a naval base I see Gilbert Speese of the U. S. Navy taking his exam to qualify as a Gunner on a V-6. Now the scene is changing to an army camp where our class President, Lee Holbert, is about to enter officers' candidate school. Still another branch of the service is represented, for I see Donald Santoni looking mighty handsome in the uniform of the United States Marine Corps. I am sure they will all be a great credit to their country. Iust a short distance from the army base stands an army hospital where Betty Arnsberger, Evelyn Snavely, and Mildred Duncan are nurses of the Cadet Nurse Corps. ' Inside another hospital a very efficient and capable looking woman is coming into view. It seems to be Barbara Kleinsak. Yes, it is-Doctor Barbara Kleinsak. With her is her assistant, Martha Schreiner. The two smiling nurses walking up their corridor in their crisp white uniforms are Frances Himelsbach and Emma Williams. Nedra Smith is also wearing the uniform of the proud profession of nursing. In the lovely new courthouse nearby, Mary Crissman and Mary Mrljak are taking dictation on their stenotype machines. lust around the corner at Thomp- son's Business College, Irma Arcipretini and Florence Beistline are teaching students how to operate office machines. Down the street farther I see Dout- rich's store where Carl Haas, who started asa salesman, is now manager. The interior decorator now changing the window display of the store is Geraldine Stouffer. The next scene moves to the Telegraph Press where Daniel Radanovic is starting out as a junior' reporter and George Gable is sports editor. Close by at the Patriot and Evening News several other Seniors are working. Lois Sheaffer is busily pounding a typewriter, while Harold Fackler, editor-in-chief, is giving Mary Spitler last minute instructions on her new assignment for the paper. A copy of a newspaper is appearing now. Let's see what it says. Here is a picture.of a distinguished looking man named Harry Sheaffer, who has just been elected senator from Pennsylvania. With him is his confidential secretary and advisor, Marie Zerance. Here on the sports page is a big write-up about Iohn Brunner, professional basketball star, former- high scorer for Swatara High. And what is this I see? Virginia Mitchell has just sold another of her beau- tiful paintings to the national art gallery. Here is Betty Wagner's picture. It says she has recenty had published another volume of her unique poetry. The page is turning to the fashion section. The lovely creations on this page were made by Charlotte Smee, foremost designer. And the charming gowns on the next page were styled by Helen Brown. The paper is vanishing, and in its place three well-dressed girls are de- scending the steps of the magnificent capitol building where they are em- ployed. They are Gladys Etnoyer, Mary Lescanec, and Agnes McQuaid. At a nearby restaurant they are having lunch with Iune Walters, Martha Gingrich, and Anna Eichinger, employees of the Bell Telephone Company. Walter Bowerman is just arriving at the office of the Bowerman Trucking Company where he is president. The receptionist in the outer office is Mar- garet Dill, and the pretty private secretary in his office is Catherine Raudensky. Take good care of your health if you don't want to meet up with Meade Packler, for the crystal ball tells me he will open a funeral parlor. 'The crystal ball shows a large beauty culture school where Colleen Moore, Kathleen Still. and Elizabeth Gornik are receiving the fundamental instructions as to how to give permanent waves. Esther Wert is just arriving at the Oberlin Grade school for her first class. Yes, she is again going to grade school, butfas a teacher this time, not a stu- dent. One of the pupils is Billy Kimberlin, Ir.. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kimberlin. Mrs. Kimberlin is the former Miss Nancy Bingaman. The crystal ball reveals a stately young woman taking a journey out of the country. Sarah lane Spott's ambition to be a missionary must have been fulfilled. Entering a school for voice culture is Virginia Kurkowski. Who knows, she may be another Lily Pons. Behind the reservation desk at the Park Lane Hotel is jane Potter whose ambition is some day to be the manager of this exclusive hotel. Oh! Whom do I see here? It looks' as if it might be I. It is! And I'm about to open my new beauty parlor in Enhaut. The crystal ball is clouding now. It will foretell no more, but I am glad to know that the class of 45 are successfully embarked on their chosen careers. And as class prophet, I want to extend to them my best wishes for a happy and successful future. t VERA MUNDORF. ii ,R Ri? Qs 55 SJ Q Ei is JZ! WE, THE CLASS OF SWATARA Township High School in the County of Dauphin, in the State of Pennsylvania, being oi sound mind and body, do hereby make and ordain this to be the last Will and Testament of our class. We direct our worthy principal and our honorable faculty to oversee our Funeral Services with high pride and utmost dignity. I-Ind now we come to the following personal bestowals, which have been awarded to underclassmen with complete consideration as to the fitness of the individual. Item 1-Irma Arcipretini donates her initiative to Elizabeth Staub. Item 2-Henry Arndt bequeaths his intellect to Albert Knoll. Item 3-Betty Arnsberger leaves her pleasing personality to Pauline Blazer. Item 4-Florence Beistline bestows her quietness to Marie Smith. Item 5-Nancy Bingamin bequeaths her dramatic ability to Iean Ricker. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item- Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item 6-Walter Bowerman donates his mechanical ability to Richard Hiler. 7--Kenneth Bowers bestows his love-making ability to Richard Howell. 8-Helen Brown leaves her neat, appearance to Naomi Littles. 9-Iohn Brunner bequeaths his basketball talent to Ray Mahek. I0-Mary Crissman bestows her friendliness to Catherine Etnoyer. ll-Margaret Dill donates her talkativeness to Mildred Becker. 12-Mildred Duncan bequeaths her pleasing smiles to Lois Sheetz. I3-Anna Eichinger leaves her attractive features to Edna Cutman. I4-Gladys Etnoyer donates her cheer-leading ability to Helen Duncan. 15-Harold Fackler leaves his quick-thinking ability to Henry Turns. I6-Meade Fackler bequeaths his dignity to lack Sheaffer. 17-George Gabel bestows to Andrew Young his arguing ability in sports. 18--Martha Gingrich leaves her bashtulness to Laura Cole. I9-Elizabeth Gornik donates her variety of cosmetics to Margaret Seibert. 20-Carl Haas bequeaths his popularity to Glenn Stepp. 21--Virginia Hanshaw leaves her sports ability to Ethel Stare. 22-Frances Himelsbach donates her Math. ability to Arlene Zink. 23-Lee Holbert bequeaths his impersonating ability to Robert Lebo. 24-Barbara Kleinsak donates her memorizing ability to Melvina Hocker. Z5-Robert Kohl bestows his trapping ability to Robert Plesic. 25-Virginia Kurkowski leaves her serious attitude to Marie Lescanec. Z7-William Kimberlin bestows his good looks to William Grenier. 28-Minerva Kosutic bequeaths her dancing ability to Arlene Houtz. 29-Mary Lescanec leaves her height to Helen Zink. 30-Agnes McQuaid donates her frankness to Audrey Wallower. 31-Virginia Mitchell bestows her kindness to Gloria Parthemore. 32-Colleen Moore bequeaths her interest in athletics to Iosephine Stewart. 33-Mary Mrljak leaves her interest in Commercial Law to Doris Howell. 34-Vera Mundorf donates her originality to Earla Kohl. 35-lane Potter bequeaths her sympathizing ability to Irene Stromayer. 36-Beverly Pretz bestows her many pleasing comments to Pauline Weber. 37-Daniel Radanovic leaves his scientific mind to Iames Gorman. 38-Katherine Raudensky bestows her earnestness to Laura Seigtried. 39--Ioseph Romozi bequeaths his sense of humor to Iohn Staub. 40-Donald Santoni leaves his nickname, Pickle, to Edward Brunner. 41-Martha Schreiner bequeaths her composing ability to Dorothy Baker. 42-Nedra Smith donates her interest in nurse's training to Bobba Hamilton. 43-Ralph Sellers leaves his huge collection ot comic books to- Daniel Garrett. 44-Harry Sheafier bestows his dependability to Clarence Fredlund. 45-Lois Sheaffer bequeaths her fair-dealing ability to Sylvia Wolte. 45-Charlotte Smee donates her art ability to Arlene Martin, 47-Nellie Smith bequeaths her musical talent to Ruth Mahek. 48-Evelyn Snavely bestows her poetic ability to Ianet Sheaiter. 49-Dorothy Speese leaves her many mischievous tricks to Ioyce Steager. 50-Gilbert Speese donates his air-minded dreams to Andrew Szeim. 51-Mary Spitler bequeaths her jolliness to Doris Durham. 52-Sarah Spotts bestows her narrating ability to Esther Bowerman. 53-Kathleen Still leaves her cooperating spirit to Charlotte Moyer. 54-Geraldine Stoutfer bequeaths her personal'respect for' others to Betty Campbell. 55-Betty Wagner donates her kind disposition to Betty Baughman. 56-Emma Williams bestows her many hearty laughs to Gloria Behm. 57-Iune Walters bequeaths her ability to keep busy to lean Lebo. 58-Esther Wert bestows her creative mind to Adda Noblet. 59--Elizabeth Zart bequeaths her typing ability to Alice Nesbit. BU-Marie Zerance leaves her many secrets of success to Pauline Zart. We bestow unto the faculty our sincere thanks for the untiring efforts they extended to us. We hereby appoint our supervising principal, Mr. Raymond N. Keim, the sole executor of this last will and testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF we imprint our hand and seal this sixth day of Iune, one thousand nine hundred and forty-five. Q CLASS OF '45 Per Meade Fackler l:AHTn uNs CLa.ss Lever-3 . 1, 2 9 A 43 -2 HENRY ARNP7' C I' A 0 56 I 2 X name X 1 ZEKANCF ' ' sf- v CLA-SS :h-E' 75853 urn: U W, gf' Q -'- ' 9 Gilbert we x SA , l f v vg - 83 4 2 5 A SHqele3'S f E IIINGEA' k WALTER In Bowexmma bcwgnmul Fufukt. C'4J!f' D A TKUGKLIHE Afv1r8e5 f ,ff NIIJJED ........-. - Duavcggl, A 0677? Amvabfn rex, ' fvilyy C w Q 5 e Snmvfly C ' Z ,npr-7 5 f' A Joy follownrd 'i , - 52 70 School A, i - ' mmwmmmwwmwmmmmmwmwawnnmumammmrwwuw mmmmmwammw-mwqvmwwfw Nwmwmmmbwmmgwmwmmwwmwmmmmwwmwwfmmm,wwQ,iQ4m:Wfwwwmww4nmmMW,1m..w.wMmwmwwWg:: ARCIPRETINI. 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NEDRA sELLERs, RALPH sr-IEAFEER, HARRY SHEAEEER. LOIS SMEE, CHARLOTTE sMrrH, NELLIE SNAVELY, EVELYN SPEESE, DOROTHY sPEEsE, 'GILBERT SPITLEH, MARY sPo'r'rs, SARAH STILL. KATHLEEN STOUFFER. GERALDINE WAGNER, RE'rrY WALTERS, :UNE WERE, ESTHER WILLIAMS, EMMA ZART. ELIZABETH ZERANCE. MARIE A CII. E 5 w E Q E g 5' 2 an 7' Z! U E ,,, A. g 5 A m zo 4 -1 :w I-1 2 5 E In 0 ' E V' . -I U cu ... E: O , U ' ua 2 I um Q M m n: 0 4 rn m o m m m 0 5 - 4 na um ua S m E E :rs 3 ue 5 E -1 E -n 'H E um na fn rt ... O -4: ua O O an an uz O 3,6 4325 31 'S 9 Z 'Z I I rw -'M af f L 9-5 45 V4 '6 If .1 'S 'S 5-3 '5 Z Z 43 251 41 7: 2,6 92,5 011 'fi V6 3,45 2 2141 -'JS Z '6 5 Z nu. 'liz 04116 I6 31 1,11 3,-I 3, J, 41 Z ll rl fini gf!! 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Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . . President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... President .... Vice President Secretary ....,. Treasurer .,.. TENTH GRADE OFFICERS . William Bcrkarich Behm NINTH GRADE OFFICERS ..,..,..Earla Kohl . . . . ,Peter Kosutic . . . . .Leroy Reed Gingrich ........IeanLebo ......Pcxuline Zari Watson EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Lobo .. .... Andrew Knock . . . . . .Ioan Gluntz . . . .Donald Gingrich ELEVENTH SHADE SECTION 1 Front Row: Lesccmec, Becker, Howell, Smith, Wallower, Ricker, Deimler, Blazer, Mr. Carl, Walden. Second Row: Stankovic, Zink, Staub, Parthe- more, Sheetz, Wesley, Spangler. ' Top Row: Scheib, Mansfield, Stcrub, Fredlund, Lebo, StePP. Zuna. SECTION 2 Front Row: Sansoni, Seibert, Weaver, Mrs. Diehl, Hooker, Platt, Horner, Kocher. Second Row: Dellngelo, Keister, Plesic, Staub, R., Gabel, S., ' Rine. Top How: Garrett, D., Logan, Brunner, E., Baka- rich, Richard Hiler, Iohnson. Lett school. SECTION 3 Front Row: Steager, Koons, Martin, Binkley, Gruber, Mahek, Littles, Peck, Dininni, Wolters- berger, Mrs. Brown. Second Row: Stepp, Stewart, Corsnitz, Baker Kempf, Lex, Milletics, Ernst, D'Orazio. Top Row: McCreary, Waidlich, Larsen, Ritter Buchenauer, Pavusek, Noblet, 'Compbell. Absent: Frank Retrievi. ' Lett school, TENTH GRADE SECTION 1 Front Row: Rollason, Stepp, Holbert, Wolfe Kohl, Staub, Landis, Matesevic, Miller, F. Zer- ance, Siegfried. Second Row: Miss Tyson, Wert, Santoni, East- man, Zerance, I. Wagner, Lilley, Frantz, Alleman Martz. Top Row: Stober, Duncan, Reed, Forney, Web- ster, Knoll, Lex. SECTIGN 2 Front Row: Mrs. Gottshall, Reed, Cole, Batula, Lippert, Hater, Warren, Dunlap, Lippert, Lingle. Second Row: Moore, Williams, Nagy, Hagy, Hetterly, Warfel. Top Row: Staub, D., Grenier, Finney, Stahl, Kirby. SECTION 3 Front Row: Miss Brubaker, Walters, I., Etnoyer, Escobar, Kramer, Klick, Hoover, Renshaw, Har- vey, Linn, D., Roberts, Mays. Second Row: Gajdek, Nye, Rodmaker, Bower- man, Deimler, Iskric, Gher, Whitman, Mrljak Look, Walters, D., Kosutic. 1 Top Row: I-Ietfner, Linn, B., Zebell, Durham, Duncan, Houtz, Arcipretini, Pinko, Buchenauer 1 4.'i1n-nn V,-Mun. NINTH GRADE SECTION 1 Front Row: Parr, Stevens, Reigle, Kleinsalr Cutman, Gamble, DiAuito, Deimler, Behrens, Pannabaker, Smith. Second Row: Mr. Wilt, Hanshaw, Schneider Frye, Goodyear, McCreary, Hiler, Sulzer, Stahl Szekeres. Top How: Breski, Wolf, Platt, Holbert, Espen- shade, Naidek, Shuman, Arndt. Lett school. SECTION 2 Front Row: Hall, Spitler, Reed, Ryder, R. Zer- ance, Frost, Lebo, Corsnitz, Watson, Hildebrand, Mrs. Fansler. Second Row: Heckert, Howell, Mizell, Rada- novic, Stare, Schmidt, Feig, Sheatter, L., Sheatfer, I., Gingrich, Young, Kohl. V Top Row: Scheib, Szeim, Turns, Shertzer, Fred- lund, Railing, DeSantis. SECTIONA3 Front Row: Fissel, Wells, Zart, Yetter, Weltmer, Toth, Nesbit, Schroll, Miller, Knoll, Brown, Zink, Miss Ioseph. Second Row: Iackson, Branch, Bryant, Kepp, Rovak, Stepp, Hoffman, Pavusek, Finney, Eme- rich, Scrssarnan, Horner. Top Row: Pohner, Hyde, Koller, Knebel, Stoll, Tittiger, Zell, Petrina, Gorecki, Muzic, I., Dickey. ' Lett school. 1 1 EIEHTH GRADE SECTION 1 Bottom Row: Mrs. Felder, Gundy, Coleman, K. Coleman, F., Rodmaker, Hamilton, Zimmerman, Attick, Woliersberger, Hill, Davis. Second Row: Lingle, Ritter, Baughman, Dagen, Hamilton, Weaver, Fortenbaugh, Costanzo, Staub, Doyle. Top Row: Hartman, Gornik, Krahling, Doncevic, Stankovic, Lex, Fasick, Sellers, I-lindermayer. SECTION 2 Bottom Row: Mrs. Roth, Eshenower, Parme- baker, Haas, Wingert, Wolf, Moyer, Smith, Bryant, Binkly, Roberts. Second How: Penica, Cole, Vennell, Batula, Forney, Hetiner, Koller, Kline, Speese, Dickey, Kitner, Wagner, Etnoyer. Top Row: Gingrich, Givler, Stroup, ' Petrina, Acri, Kekich, Pinko, Kuhnert, McCreary, Muzic. Lett school. SECTION 3 Bottom Row: Miss Bishop, Gluntz, Gorecki Szekeres, Branch, Mahek, Snavely, Rafiensberger Kramer, Stromayer, Kinsey, Weber. Second Row: Wingert, Ryder, Turns, Crum Mundorf, Larsen, Angell, Hutt, Free, Orner, Sheaifer. Koller. Top Bow: Gingrich, Kocher, Speese, Williams Lebo, Iones, Arney, Hadley, Knoch, Deibler Hogendobler, Weldon. 1 swarm, mf m.v15A,zz5w'w,zLf1fsrfS Jw mm My J, ' 5 0 ,Z 7 I A f O!! 69 CR I N . xxx: 6. 9 , N MISS lIMMY SE Illll PI. Y Cast of Characters Esther Wert ........................i....... .... F lorence Charlotte Smee . .. ..... Louise Gladys Etnoyer .. . . ...... Doris Elizabeth Zart ..... ....... C atherine Nancy Bingaman ........... Harriet Carl Haas ....... .... P rotessor Frazier Kenneth Bowers . . . ........ . . . ......... . .Droopy Harry Sheafier .. . ............................. Iimmy Coaches ....... .... E . Kathryn Brown, Betty Brubaker This year's Operetta ASK THE PROFESSOR was a popular one given ten years ago. Everyone enjoyed its return. Four performances were given which helped to make it a financial success. SENIUH BHIJHU5 Seated IL. to RJ: Arnsberger, Wagner, Spitler, Smee, Hcmshaw, Zerance, Still. Middle Row: Mrs. Felder, Walters, Spotts, Wert, Pretz, Mrljak, Eichinger, Himelsbach, Bingaman, Speese Smith, Beistline, Stouffer, Snavely, Kurkowski, Sheaifer L., Potter, Crissman, Mundorf, Schreiner, Lescanec Mary. Top Row: Sheaifer, H., Radanovic, Haas, Arndt Speese, Santoni, Bowerman, Kohl, Romozi, Bowers Moore, Duncan, Zart, Dill, Raudensky. 1 1 1 TENTH EH!-lllli IIHUHUS Bottom Row: Mrs. Felder, StePP. Martz, Rollason, Batula, Miller, Behm, Reed, Bowerman, Heffner, Miller. Second Row: Baughman, Halbert, Hagy, Klick, Kohl, Houtz, Duncan, Roberts, Gher, Linn, Arcipretini. Top Row: Durham, Walters, Hetterly, Stober, Gajdek, Forney, Eastman, Hagy, Nye, Zebell, Look. ELEVENTH GRADE IIHIJBUS Bottom Row: Mrs. Felder, Howell, Smith, Stewart Ernst, Becker, Horner, Deimler, Ricker, Walden. Second Row: Corsnitz, Blazer, Parthemore, Gruber Seibert, Weaver, Stankovic, Littles. Top Row: Lescanec, Hocker, Ritter, Keister, Kocher, Scheib, Pavusek, Zink, Platt. NINTH SHADE IIHIIHUS Bottom Row: Mrs. Felder, Ryder, Watson, Zell, Lebo, Koller, Reed, Knoll, Finney, Brown, Zink. Second Row: Handshaw, Emerick, Sassaman, Cors- nitz, Petrina, Stare, Knebel, Zart, Nesbit, Yetter, Young. Top Row: Heckert, Dailey, Radanovic, Railing, Szeim, Shertzer, Scheib, DeSantis, Mizell, Gingrich, Howell. 1 1 xmwmwwsawmu,m,afm.wwx.e:wsmfemfmfmumsszeawfgfww:vwmmwxmmmmmwsmrwawmwmmsfwmf-wmfmaaummawm:aismwuga:eafaza4awwsfzzfs:as:.is3mummmmxMQ-'Q,wwff!wefy.sfQS1nu,w:w.Qsfsv.':,gw,:zQsx.-wen ww .M Va . a Aw Q mxzw sf ,Memw Mx--34, Bottom Row: Miss Tyson, Smee, Spitler, Ryder, Reed, Linn, Cole, Miller, Arnsberger, Bingaman. Second Row: Etnoyer, Pretz, Spotts, Wert, Platt, Zink, Smiih, N., Sheaifer, L., Zex-ance, Behm. Top How: Lebo, Duncan, Kohl, Sheaiier, H., Fackler, Shertzer, Arndt, Speese, Eich- nger, Smiih, M., Gingrich. STUIIENT IIIIUNIIII. Standing IL. to HJ: Miss Weibley, Gingrich, Lebo, Radanovic, Ritrievi, Sansoni, Krahling, Duncan, H. Seated ll.. to RJ: Dickey, K., Knoch, Breski, Halbert, Sheaffer, Parthomore, Zercmoe, Zart, Finney, Wolf, Reed, Behm, Arnsberger. ' X TBI-HI-Y a Seated: Zerance, Smee,,Spitler, Stoufier, Mrljak, Crissman, McQuaid, Seibert, Beistline, Arcipretini, Arnsberger, Steager, Woliersberger. First Row, Standing: Mrs. Diehl, Howell, Bingaman, Wert., Hanshaw, Etnoyer, Gornik, Stewart, Stankovic, Gruber, Still, Spotts, Walters, Gingrich, Wallower. Second Row: Horner, Marie Smith, Blazer, Himelsbach, Schreiner, Nellie Smith, Noblet, Corsnitz, Parthemore, Staub, Dill, Speese, Weaver, Wagner, Eichinger, Kernpt, Sheetz, Pretz, Ernst. Top Row: Marie Lescanec, Hocker, Ritter, Duncan, Raudensky, Moore, Kleinsak, Mary Lescanec, Pavusek, Zink, Kosutic, Zart, Mundort, Nedra Smith, Platt, Brown. BIIILUEY III. B Front Row: Ricker, I., Deimler, Wesley, Zerance, Snavely, Arnsberger, Crissman, Smee Mr. Carl. ' Second Row: Halbert, Becker, Wert, Duncan, Zink, Stewart, Steager, Spangler. Top Row: Fackler, M., Arndt, Shealier, Fredlund, Haas, Stepp. r P.F. . Front Row: Hagy, Fackler, I-I., Najdek, Duncan, Wcxrfel, Mr. Carl. Second Row: Fackler, M., Lex, Grenier, Brunner, I., Fredlund. CHESS EL B Front Row: Bowerxnan, Bowers, DeAn- gelo, Walters, Kohl, D., Mr. Carl. Second Row: Kohl, R., Fredlund, I., Finney, Fredlund, C., Rine, Sansoni. Bottom Row: Mrs. Ruth, Hildebrand Batula, Seigfried, Gruber, Buchenauer, Corsnitz, Campbell, Ryder, Rollason. Second Row: Stevens, Kleinsak, Zebell Sher, Durham, Houiz, Duncan, Ivirljak Corsnitz, Vennell, Kohl. Top Row: Smith, Szekeres, Wert, Hiler, Duncan, Webster, Shertzer, Szeim, Mizell, Young, Frye. UHIIHESTH Mrs. Felder, Young, Hockaday, Han- shaw, Zart, Speese, Keister, Reed, Schneider, Wingert. STAGE: Bowermcm, Ha9Y. Siober. UNIIQIH HISTIIHI Bottom Row: Miss Bishop, Gluntz, Koller, Pannebaker, Branch, Kline, Wolfe, Mahvek, Snavely, Stromayer, Szekeres, Rattens- berger, Roberts, Hill, Miss Ioseph. Second Row: Gingrich, K. Coleman, F. Coleman, Ryder, Weber, Kinsey, Larsen, Miller, Reed, Hall, Mundorf, Wolfe, Win- gert, Rodmaker. Top Row: Rodmaker, Etnoyer, Martz, Rollason, Halbert, Landis, Houtz, Kohl, Duncan, Sheatfer, Orner, Hutt, Free. LIBH HI!-lN Front Row Standing, L. to R.: Brown, Nedra Smith, Haas, Pavusek, Zebell, Ritter, Siegfried, Durham, Roberts, Gher, Zerance, Rollason, Martz, Gornik, lskric, Miller, Mrs. Neibich, Liddick. Back Row Standing, L. to R.: Stober, Zink, Scheib, Garrett, Kocher, HCIQY. Kohl, Houtz, Duncan, Bowerman, Stepp, Nellie Smith, Marie Smith, Himelsbach, Frishkorn, Halbert, Sheetz, Steager, Staub, Look. Seated, L. to R.: Klick, Etnoyer, Mrljak, Baughman, Linn, Walters, Hoover, Behm, Rodmaker, Bowerman, Howell, Wolfe, Arnsberger, Wolfersbergver, Blazer. inn ,W , 7, Wt' N-ff, V N :FN 4 mn 5 Kvgvf V ' 'K f nuff Y Y' I L 'J ir S 4 f is f L , W l 'W BASKETBALL Left fo right: Speese, Etnoyer, Suntoni, Bowers, Noblet, Bingcxmun. UUH ALMA MATEH SWATARA HIGH, PRIDE OF OUR HEARTS, SCION OF YEARS GONE BY, FAIREST OF SCHOOLS. YOUR PRECEPTS AND RULES. LEARNING'S RICHEST LEGACY: YOUR GOLD AND BLUE, WE LOVE THEM TOO. D ALL OTHER SCHOOLS YOU DEFY, AND EVERYWHERE YOU WILL FIND US THERE, LAUDING OUR SWATARA HIGH. SEHUUL YELL5 WE HAVE NO YELL! WE HAVE NO YELL! BUT WHEN WE YELL, WE YELL LIKE HELEN-IN-A-HIGH CHAIR WHO PUT HER TI-IERE??? MA?????PA????? I sis BooM BAH s. 'r. H. s. HAH: HAH! HAH! S-W-A-T-A-R-A FIGHT-TEAM-FIGHT S-W-A-T-A-R-A FIGHT-TEAM-FIGHT S-W-A-T-A-R-A . S T H S SWATARA SWATARA SWATARA FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT GIRLS' V HSITY Seated: Blazer, Hanshaw, Moore, Kosutic, Hooker, Lescanec. ' Standing: Mrs. Gottshall, Cole, Kohl, Houtz, A. Zink, Zebell, I. Walters, Behm, Smith KMgr l VARSITY Champions of '45 The girls' varsity basketball team under the able coaching ot Mrs. Gottshall came out on top this year with flying colors to win the Suburban League Trophy. The girls lost only one exciting game out ot the entire schedule. The varsity was made up of three seniors and three juniors, thus leaving a good foundation for next year's team. Highspire , . . Alumni ..,.. Hummelstown- Middletown . Enola ...... Camp Hill .. SCORES ' We They 46 9 Highspire . . . 37 7 Middletown 29 19 Enola .... 33 14 Lemoyne . 27 19 Lemoyne . 43 Z4 Camp Hill IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Hummelstown ............ Penbrook ...... ..... Penbrook .... Seated: Kohl, Houtz, I. Walters, Behm, Cole, Zebell. Standing: Mrs. Gottshall, Watson, Klick, Gjuran, Knebel, Lebo, V. Cornitz, Lingle, Reed lMgl' We They 36 19 26 19 18 16 38 28 20 21 44 29 23 20 20 17 18 19 .l- GIRLS' UNIUH VARSITY BUYS V HSITY Standing: Gabel, Webster, Bakarich, Staub, E. Brunner, I. Brunner, Ritrievi, Forney, Kosutic Moore Duncan. Seated: Wert tMgr.l, Baldwin fCoachl. BOYS' BASKETBALL Forty-tive youthful aspirants reported for the first practice on November 18, 1944. After playing a poor tirst-halt season, the Eagles won ten out of their eleven remaining games to finish a good season and clinch second place in the Suburban League. The Eagles can be proud of the fact that they were undefeated on their home floor, winning nine straight games Palmyra .... Highspire . . . Alumni . . . Steelton . . C. High .... Sieelton ...... Middletown . . . Enola .......... Camp Hill ...... Palmyra ........ New Cumberland Palmyra .... Steelton .... C. High ....,... Steelton ........ New Cumberland .... . . . Penbrook . . . Schneider, BUYS' UNIIQIH VARSITY VARSITY SCORES Highspire ..... Middletown ..... Mechanicsburg .. Enola .......... Lemoyne ..... C. High ..... . . '. , Mechanicsburg . New Cumberland Lemoyne ....... Camp Hill ...... IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Mechanicsburg . . Penbrook ....... Palmyra ...... C. High ......... Mechanicsburg .. New Cumberland We 35 42 42 51 43 .. .... 36 48 50 ,...46 35 We 40 30 37 23 43 15 They 33 16 26 22 29 26 34 28 Z8 38 They 18 9 24 14 14 17 Standing: Dickey, Wolf, Radanovic, Breski, Zerance, Najdek, Scheib, DeSant1s Hanshaw Arndt. Seated: Nye tMgr.l., Baldwin tCoachl. SENIUH BASKETBALL INDIVIDUALS V1rg1n1cc Hcxnshaw Colleen Moor Minerva Kosutic GSUTQG Gabel Iohn Brunner ifsaaaiml f fi a . LQ, mm4nvLmmauw:1su4.w,. I-INTEE Mr. Housmcm, Catherine Horner, Mrs. Smith Mrs. Diehl. Grenier, Forney, Staub, Spfeese, Zerunce, Ecxsiman, Reed, Romozi, Sheafler, Bowermcm, Holbert, Arndt, Instructor. 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Roy Schlessman Ensign Mary Ann Kireta Pvt. Ray F. Potter Pfc. George Tomasic Sgt. and Mrs. J. M. Aucker Evelyn M. Stouffer S.K. lfc Chaplain and Mao. G. Foldoa Fred Noblet G.M. 3fc Richard Poormao c.M. sfo Pfo. Pete Logan cpl. Evan Kohl Jr. sfsgt. Thomas Kohl cpl. Thomas B. Mallek P AT H Il N S y PHUM THE SERVICES cpl. William L. Mahek Cpl. Marlin Parr Sgt Richard Achey AfC James Spitler Pvt. George Staller Lahen Dale HuH', Coxswain Kenneth E. Stahl E.M. 2fc Harry A. Finney F. 2fc Tf5 Ralph M. Holbert Sgt. John T. Holhert Pfc. Robert B. Holhert Pfc. .lay W. Holbert B.M. 2fc Robert Finney S 2fc Russel T. Smith Pfc. Carl M. Smith 5 QUICK SERVICE ALVA RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD 4th Street, Harrisburg, Penna. Open day and night HENRY MARTZ General Contractor-Builder 0 Telephone No. 9-2939 434 SPRUCE ST. STEELTON, PENNA. PARENT - TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Alwazyy Helping the School Shenk sf Tittle EVERYTHING FOR SPORT 0 313 Market St. Harrisburg Penna. P AT H I1 N 5 FHUM THE SERVICES S Zfc Robert A. 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