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

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Most Popular Best Looking Best Dancer Best Athlete Most Studious Most Cheerful Most Dependable Most Musical Most Witty Best Personality Most Absent-minded Most Likely to Succeed Most Dignified Opposite Sex Hater Z Ada niofz w 0,5 o Lucille Margin, John Reddig Arlene Hepfer, Wilbur Beckner june French, Donald Byers Peggy Stoner, Glenn Henicle Estelle Hess, Robert Riley Peggy Stoner, jimmy Thomas Corinne Wallace, john Reddig Lucille Margin, Robert Snyder Corinne Wallace, jimmy Thomas Betty Eader, john Reddig Frantz, C. Shockey, H. McKelvey Estelle Hess, Robert Riley Estelle Hess, Stuart Altland Frances Smith, john Ricker i F .- A-4 1, 4 fllrflff E My llll ' ,ll , ' 1, K X f . ,V'l'll'z ,. fl ' . lt ll Ulm 5RWL qtl 'r .sm X X ! 4fi2': .N,' Q1 y X ,-z,vI4,:f'f71,1 nj 4 , si 1, Weigel' f J W ,fr f -f - 1 g ff Twenty-five

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in-Chief of the London Times, and having learned that Ellen Nell was also in London, I decided immediately to find her. She told me that she was spending several months in England for the purpose of writing her geneology. From England we journeyed on to Leipzig, Germany, where Vaughn Shook, as a master of violin, was teaching in the Royal Conservatory of Music. In Moscow, Russia, I visited the Academy of Arts and Sciences, where I found Harold Foust, who is a research chemist of note, experimenting with his newly discovered inert gas, known as solon. While walking down the street several hours later, I met a person who fulfilled my expectations of a typical Russian- beard and all. But lo and behold, when I entered into conversation with this man, I found it to be none other than Wilford Miller. I learned from him that he had recently been appointed confidential secretary to the dictator. Leaving Moscow late that night, we set out for China, but because of motor trouble we experienced a slight accident while attempting to make a landing in a swampy rice field of Siberia. We were carefully treated by the beneficent nurse, Frances Brown. Our plane repaired, we continued the journey to the Phillipines, which are now under the sound guidance of james Thomas, and onward to Hawaii. On the broad beach of Waikiki, we could see Helen Rowe, having finally accomplished her one vain hope. In a few more hours of steady flying, we were once more Back in the United States, which, after being away for so long a time, certainly looked inviting to us. Why, Betty, it seems as though all of our old classmates have gone abroad to seek their fortunef' No, indeed, Arlene, there are still quite a few in the United States about whom I shall now tell you. I found Corinne Wallace and Betty Fries in the city of Washington, where they are private secretaries in the senate office building, serving Earl Whitmore and Aaron Lock. Glenn Henicle, mighty coach of the Pitt Panthers is to play Wilbur Beckneris Minnesota Warriors at the annual Rose Bowl tilt. The class is well represented in Hollywood with jane Engle, Helen Kahl, Lillian Oyer, and Geraldine Shank as glamorous chorus girls, and Norman Diffenderfer, comedian. Back in Waynesboro, which is now a large prosperous city, I found the faculty of the high school slightly changed, with Lucille Margin teaching physical educa- tion and composing popular music in her spare time, Louise Hoffmaster teaching trigonometryg the commercial department under the supervision of Perry Hull, and Austin Noll succeeding Mr. Stickell as janitor, Harold Whetstone has taken up the law profession and is practicing in Waynesboro, assisted by his proficient secretary, Peggy Stoner. Robert Sollenberger is now the proud owner of a modern- ly equipped chemical laboratory, and with his wife whom we knew as Myrtle Barlup-as such a story ends, lived happily ever after. Samuel Stoner has established something new in the way of a tonsorial shop, and the model dairy which I saw near Upton is run by none other than Elmer Shoemaker. Mary Shockey, Helen Lecron, Margaret Shank, and Betty Garver have all assumed the responsibilities of housewives and are living comfortable and happy lives in Waynes- boro. Well, Arlene, I suppose this concludes my collection of facts about our one-time classmates. I had a very enjoyable evening with you, and please come to see me soon. Twenty four

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Stuart Altland Viola Baker Charlotte Ambrose Robert Baker Kenneth Ankerbrand Myrtle Barlup .A .2 X 1 mf vga 40 15 3 'P T, -WC ' ir A i Nil'-5-'Q , -M af ., - f N 'I 'R '3 L- L - 4' 'Q 7 Glass Stuart Altland Academic Blue and Gold Staff 43 Class Basketball 33 Class Volley Ball 2-3-43 Operetta 43 Boys' Athletic Club 23 journalism Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. He is a great observer, and he looks Quite through the deeds of men. Charlotte Ambrose Commercial Wahian Stal? 43 Class Volley Ball 2-33 Choral Club 43 Oper- etta 43 Dramatic Club 13 Out-of-Doors Club 23 Girls' Athletic Club 5-4. Here was a jolly Seniorf A typist with pep and vigor. Kenneth Ankerbrand Academic Varsity Basketball 3-43 Hi-Y 3-43 Wahian Staff 43 Blue and Gold Staff 3-43 Choral Club 43 Band 3-43 Orchestra 43 Athletic Club 23 Curiosity Club 13 journalism Club 55 Dram- atic Club 4. Tall and handsome is our lovable Kenny 3 He wins many a girl with nary a penny. Viola Baker Commercial Choral Club 3-43 Operetta 43 Dramatic Club 1-3-43 Live Wire Club 2. To be a real success in life, We must meet pleasure and trouble alike. Robert Baker General Class Basketball 23 Class Volley Ball 1-2-33 Radio Club 13 Geology Club 23 Curiosity Club 33 Athletic Club 4. Through anything, thick or thin, That's Robert with his grin. Myrtle Barlup General Hi-Y lg Sorority 43 Choral Club 43 Operetta 43 Live Wire Club lg Home Economics Club 2-33 Dramatic Club 4. A popular girl with a lot of style3 She's interested in all things worth while. Well here we are with our senior year behind us and our senior years ahead of us. And what a Senior year it was! Between the mild winter, the quarterly examinations, and the high price of Tvt enty-six