Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

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Pfoutz, Albert Martz, Chester Foose and john Marmarou. On the Girls' Basket- ball Team were Dorothy Hardy, Margaret Fitz, Kathleen Kepner, Miriam Frantz and Helen Thompson. I was also prominent in scholastic honors, for Quentin Florence and George Whetstone helped the debating team to win the Record Her- ald Cup. During my third year at W, H. S. my advisers were Miss Allen and Mr. Harbaugh. My officers were: President, Quentin Florence, Vice-president Aldene Ecker, Secretary, Helen Thompson, Treasurer, Dorothy Kauffman. I gave many contributions to the football and basketball teams, to the Blue and Gold Staff, and to Miss Smith's Orchestra, I also gave the juniors a very successful prom, 'iAn- other successful year for me. Now as I write of my last year at W. H. S., I am sorry to leave this dear old place of my youth, but I must grin and face the future as bravely as I tried to face the years of high school that slipped so quickly from me. My advisers were Miss Sleichter and Mr. Baugher. I wish to express my thanks to these two advisers who so cheerfully and gladly helped me in anything I sponsored. I am very proud to say that this year, two championship teams, basketball and football were produced. Our senior class was also represented in the Championship Debat- ing Team by Quentin Florence, Aldene Ecker and William Shrader. Under the guidance of their gallant coach, Charles Ripl' Engle,'my foot- ball players did their best in having an undefeated season. A very fine record, I say. My boys were: Captain, Omar Martz, Edward Florence, Puffy'I Forthman, Clarence Richardson, Chester Foose, John Marmarou, Quentin Florence and Ordean Rodgers. On the championship basketball team, my members were, Captain Omar Martz, Edward Florence, Albert Martz and Chester Foose. I have anything that a high school class could want: joe Penner, movie stars, bathing beauties, and love birds, and I'm proud of it all. Here's to the good old days. Farewell Alma Mater, farewell.

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Senior Class O77icers Quentin Florence President Norman Kepner Vice President Secretary Helen Thompson Treasurers Dorothy Kauffman Kathleen Kepner Advisers Miss Sleichter Mr. Baugher Class History Class Motto: A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Class Flower: Talisman Rose Class Colors: Maroon and Steel The class of 34 after serving W. H. S. faithfully for four years, has stopped for a moment to write an account of her contributions to her dear old Alma Mater. When I first presented my self to W. H. S. in 1930, my enrollment was 160. My advisers were Miss Schue and Mr. Baugher. For the first time in the history of W. H. S. a constitution was adopted. As my class colors I chose Maroon and Steel. I gave a few athletes to the football and the basketball team. Two out- standing players were Clarence Richardson, halfback in Varsity football, and Omar Martz, flashing center of the 1930-31 championship basketball team. My Girls' Class Basketball team won the championship. My officers were: President, Quentin Florence, Vice President, Richard johnson, Secretary, Helen Thompson, Treasurer, Dorothy Kauffman. 1 My second year at W. H. S. also proved a success. My advisers were Miss Schue and Mr. Lehman. My officers were: President Quentin Florence, Vice President, Norman Kepner, Secretary, Helen Thompson, Treasurer, Dorothy Kauff- man. This year my pride was chiefly in athletics. In the football squad appeared Omar Martz, Steve Richardson, Edward Florence, Puffy Forthman, Ennis t

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