Upper Leacock High School - Leolette Yearbook (Leola, PA)

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SENIOR PLAY CA ST Seated-left to right-Dorothy Esbenshade, Betty Hoover, Robert Gamber, Dor othy Grayhill, Vera Mellinger, Russell Hillegass, Eleanor Spangler. Standing-left to right--Irene Groff, Leon Crabill, john Parmer. Pauline Snader, Dale Keener. Marjorie Witman. X CLASS OF 1942 I 26 I ' Y , -

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BASKETBALL TEAM 1 First Row-left to right-H. Groff. J. Parmer, l. Landis, R. Hillegass, D. Keener, R. Bouder. Second Row-left to right-Faculty Mgr. Mr. Byrne, Assit Mgr. Roscoe Miller, H. Wenger, Jr., R. Camber, G. Reidcnbaugh, C. Mateer, Mgr. Allan Bewley, Coach-Mr. Schreiber. Mascot-William Kauffman. HQNIOR PLAY CA ST Left to riffht--lrene Croii, Russell Hillegass, Marjorie Witman, Pauline Snader, Eleaniir Spangler, Roscoe Miller, John Parrner, Vera Mellinger, Leon Gra bill, Evaline Alexander, Dorothy Graybill, Dale Keener, Dorothy Eshenshade Mary Ruoss. I' 251

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lass We, the Senior Class of the Upper Leacock High School, do hereby draw up and publish the following will, in this year, nineteen hundred and forty-two. Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : teristics. Item: Item: Item: Item: basketb all Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : Item : To Ann Locher, Dottie Graybillls sophistication. To Pearl Evans, Mary Ruoss's basketball technique. To Arlene Sensenig, Margie Witmanls way with the teachers. To Ivy Landis, his heart's desire, Polly. To Jerry Reidenbaugh, Roscoe Miller's dramatic ability. Eleanor Spanglefs good marks to anybody who wants them. To Henry Croft, ,I ack Parmeris ability to dance. To Raymond Buckwalter, Russell Hillegassis manly charac- To Nancy Ranck, Betty Hoover's swing and swayn. To Richard Bouder, Claude Hess's ability to argue. To Evelyn Grabill, Betty Lou Dussingerls hair-styles. To Paul Hunsecker, Allan Bewley's ability to manage the team. Buck Evans's ability to take shorthand to his sister, Betty. To Betty Lowery, Irene CroH's retiring manner. To Betsy Girvin, Jean Spatz's surplus height. To Lloyd Hoover, Bob Gamberls Palmer 1 'P I Method. To Ladix Weaver, Puss Crabill's wavy hair. To Harold Hillegass, Ben Krouse's ability to tell jokes. To Jimmy Hillegass, Amos Sands's blufiing technique. To Dick Miller, Dale Keener's pleasant smile. To Allan Steify, Vera Mellinger's German book. - To Kenny Weitkamp, Harold Wenger's basketball ability. To Ellen Buckwalter, Evaline Alexander's giggles. To Claude Mateer, Chick Esbenshadels blushes. l27l ,I