York Springs High School - Norad Yearbook (York Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

dedication We the class of 1952 wish to express our thanks to Mr. Homer Zeigler, who has worked dili- gently with us to make the publication of this book possible. His good humor and his willingness to help when called upon has made him well liked by everyone. In appreciation for what he has done for us and our school we dedicate to him the 1952 NORAD. Pr icifja Develop sound fundamental prin- ciples of life from which you will not swerve fbr personal gain or tem- poral power. Remember that you will never know it all and that there is a power above and beyond your comprehension a power that should have a hand in the moulding of your life. Have faith in that power and try to leave the world a little better for having passed through it. 3 Dale Roth, B. S. Lebanon Valley College Gettysburg College Shlppensburg S. T. C. Music, Mathematics Gladys Clemens, B. S. Juniata College Home Economics Carroll Slothour Penn State Agriculture, Shop Doris Lesher, B. A, Carthage College Art Nancy Coy, B. A. Penn State English Eleanor Wolfinger Irving College Gettysburg College Languages, History, Library • • • Clarence E. Mentzer, B. S. East Stroudsburg S. T. C. Health, Phys. Ed., Spelling Clyde Kennedy, B. S., B. A. Shlppensburg S. T. C. Gettysburg College History, Mathematics Homer Zeigler, B. S. Bloomsburg S. T. C. Business Education Charles Kennedy, B. S., M. S. Shlppensburg S. T. C. University of N. Carolina Elizabethtown College Science, Geography Vesta Smith, R. N. Abington Memorial Hospital School Nurse Glenn Kemper Shlppensburg S. T. C. 5th and 6th Grade, Basketball Nadine L. Arentz Dee-Dee August 25, 1934 Commercial Club 4. Engaged..............Likes to argue Julius A. Barthelme Freddy January 22, 1934 Glee Club 4; Music Club 4. Noisy..Loquatious..Likeable James G. Eehney Jim April 13, 1933 Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; F.F.A. 3,4; Secretary 3,4. Dependable........Gets around .........Hard-worker........ Charlene E. Erough Liz October 15, 1934 Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Music Club 2; F.K.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; Vice President 4; Magazine Manager 4; Norad Literary Editor. Studious...Sociable..Musical Joy E. Chronister Joy July 31, 1933 Basketball 1; Softball 1,2; F.H.A. 2-4; Reporter 4; Bus Patrol 4, Captain; Cherry Pie Champion 4; Apple Pan Dowdy Champion 4. Giggly Good Cook Betty C. Darr Bett February 4, 1934 Softball 3,4; Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Sports Club 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer; May Court 2; Senior Play 4. Engaged..Popular.Mischievous William H. Fortney Bill May 11, 1933 Football 4; Manager 2, 3; Music Club 4; Glee Club 4. Ambitious...........Studious ...Likes to use big words... Doris J. Hoffman Doris November 10, 1934 Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; F.H.A. 3; Commercial Club 4; Senior Play; School Newspaper Editor; Magazine Manager 4; Norad Assistant Literary Editor. Steady...............Musical 1950 State Cherry Pie Queen Francis L. Lerew Frank June 7, 1934 Baseball 2-4; Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Music Club 2; F.F.A. 3; Athletic Club 4. Quiet...Dependable..Friendly Esther S. Lory Shorty September 21, 1934 Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Class Treasurer 1-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Secretary 4. Neat......Athletic.... .'Witty • .. William M. Lott “Mac March 29, 1935 Basketball 1-4; Captain 4; Football 2-4; Captain 4; Athletic Club 3; Sports Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class President 2-4; Student Council 1-4; President 4; Norad Editor. Well-liked. Athletic..Handsome Marie B. May Skip August 11, 1934 Softball 1,2; Easketball 1-3; Commercial Club 4; President; Athletic Club 2; President; May Court 2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Norad Typing Editor. Cute.....Friendly.....Steady Dorothy M. Miller Dotty August 26, 1934 Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Commercial Club 4; Vice President; Assistant Editor of School Newspaper; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Class Secretary 4. Cute..................Popular Janet A. Miller Janet March 27, 1934 Basketball 1-3; Softball 1-4; Sports Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. Mischievous..........Tom-boy Clair L. Murphy Murph May 14, 1934 F.F.A. 3; Athletic Club 4; Senior Play. Hot-rod.Good-looking.Devilish Dolores Pechart Lorsey October 22, 1934 Commercial Club 4'; Glee Club 4; Artist............Fun-loving Delores A. Plank Shorty January 25, 1934 F.H.A. 3; History Club 4. Loves movies...........Quiet Nadine H. Reinecker Dene January 20, 1934 Softball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; F.H.A. 3; Commercial dub 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Vice President 1-4. Talkative....Musical....Slow Carolyn S. Snyder Sue February 10, 1934 Softball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Captain 2,4; Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Music dub 3; F.H.A. 4; President; Student Council 1-4; Secretary 3,4; May Court 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Norad Assistant Editor. Athletic.............Popular ..Pennsylvania Apple Queen.. Donald R. Snyder Don December 27, 1934 Football 2; Baseball 4; F.F.A. 3; Athletic Club 4; Secretary; Assistant Captain of Hall Patrol 4; Bus Patrol; Senior Play. Big Flirt.....Loves to tease ........Good-looking........ Harriet Scott Scottie October 28, 1933 F.H.A. 3,4;.Treasurer 4; Glee Club 3,4; Senior Play; Norad Assistant Literary Editor. Neat.....Red-head.....Petite Norman Dean Starry Skipper April 7, 1935 Class President 1; Basketball 2-4; Baseball 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council 2; Norad Business Manager. Studious..Tall..Good-natured Donald Tanger Don March 29, 1934 Football 2-4; Sports Club 4; Vice President; Senior Play; Norad Photography Editor. Sporty.... Sharp.... Outspoken Hasso von Reinhardt Hasso July 30, 1934 Sports Club 4; German ex- change student. Intelligent....Likes to read Donald E. Wonders Don November 25, 1934 Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Football 2-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; F.F.A. 3; Dramatics Club 4; Norad Sports Editor. Handsome.Full offun.Athletic • • D V 1‘ J r : uniors FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Snyder; J. Bupp; J. Bible; J. Cassel; G. Lobaugh; B. LaVanture; C. Funt; S. Decker. SECOND ROW: M. Leer; F. Scott; S. Kennedy; R. Shirley; D. Golden; C. Starry; Mrs. Coy. THIRD ROW: C. Speelman; D. King; J. Snyder; R. Snyder; T. Taylor; M. Bomberger. When the doors of York Springs High School opened this year the Juniors looked around and discovered that they were still the smallest class with 20 members back on the third step to their diploma. The officers of the Junior class are: President, Stanton Kennedy; Vice President, Charlotte Funt; Secre- tary, Beverly LaVanture; Treasurer, Carson Speelman. Among the activities of the year were a skating party, a bake sale, and a card party. The main activity was their class play which was given on March 20 and 21. The Juniors were wellrepresented in the activities of the school with 4 boys and 4 girls on the basketball teams, 2 boys on the bootball squad, 4 cheerleaders, 9 in the band, and 9 in the Glee Club. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Smith; S. Pifer; B. Wonders; D. Yohn; M. Beamer; S. Wagaman; G. Miller; S. Behney; D. Heller; P. Decker. SECOND ROW: J. Cook; R. Brough; C. Decker; S. Cashman; N. Wallen; J. Griest; C. Bream; D. Mansberger; K. Riley; Mr. Zeigler. THIRD ROW: D. Williams; R. Cashman; G. Miller; D. Day; L. Golden; F. Odbert; G. Fahnestock; H. Lerew. The first day cf schoolthe Sophomores looked around and found that they still had 88 pupils. Including the class officers: President, Lynn Golden; Vice President, Nancy Smith; Secretary, Charles Bream; Treasurer, Doris Yohn. During the year we held three skating parties for our senior trip. In extra-curricular activities we had: 7 on the football squad; 6 boys and 4 girls on the basketball team; 7 in the band and 9 in the Glee Club. SITTING, LEFT to RIGHT: E. Rhodes; W. Wolfe; R. Weigle; G. Anderson; R. Grove; W. Guise. STANDING: Mr. Kemper; R. Harbold; G. Koons; J. Fair; W. Taylor; K. Gladfelter; J. Miller; Mr. Mentzer. re ill men FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: G. Anderson; L. Sealover; M. Masemer; W. Guise, Treasurer; W. Wolfe; D. Hoffman; C. Group. SECOND ROW: R. Wolfe; D. Smith; Y. Pechart; J. Bobo; D. Group, Sec- retary; D. Chronister; L. Long; S. Pechart; N. Hoak; C. Dick; L. Myers; B. Riley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kennedy; L. Bubb; F. Bible; M. Shank; L. Guise; M. Brough; J. Spertzel; H. Harbold; L. Guise; F. Bosserman; M. Tate; E McCauslin; D. Group; M. Wallen, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: R. Harbold; J. Fair; W. Taylor; W. Poland; R. Griffie; R. Smith; C. Koons, President; R. Weigle; T. Tate; K. Gladfelter. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: E. Rhodes; D. Decker, President, L. Hess; W. Gochenour; R. Ghronister; N. Asper. SECOND ROvV. L. Ferntaugh; W. WImer; B. Bobo; C. Grieat; A. Yeagy; D. Riley, Treasurer; A. Mortz; K. Hess. ™ ROW; C. Taylor; N. Nelson; M. Books; B. Zold; D. Starner; J. Weigle, M. Miller; V. Sheaffer; E. Odbert; J. Golden, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: J. Miller; R. Grove, Secretary; C. F® baugh, R. McGonnell; R. Parr; F. Kramer; M. Silvanowicz; D. Wolford, Mr. Kennedy. SEVENTH GRADE ■4-.K IRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: M. Heim; u. secretary; an; S. Hankey; M. Fahnestock; J. ® '? EL Helier. SECOND . Marshall; V. May, Treasurer; P. ve£30?', . c oriffie; K. OW: J. Tate; M. Wolfe; F. Amsberger; D. Smith,C. Grlflie tevens; N. Livingston; E. Thomas; K. Heller.F%,We' R. Har- . Group. THIRD ROW: R. Rinehart; J. tolesi; Mr. an; R. Weldner; B. Gardner; K. Lerew G. Wallen Pres. entzer. Not in Picture: B. Cassel, Pxes., n , Sports Club FIRST ROV LEFT to RIGHT: R. Grove; R. Decker; R. Rinehart; K. Heller; K. Stevens; C. Fernbaugh; R. Weidner. SECOND ROW: R. McGonnell; D. Wolford; J. Miller; B. Darr, Sec- retary-Treasurer; G. Wallen; T. Group; Mr. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: D. Tanger, Vice President; R. Parr; R. Tate; D. Starry; M. Lott, President; T. Taylor; F. Kramer. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: W. Wimer; • F. Amsberger; F. Weigle; L. Fernbaugh; P. Wagaman; A. Mortz; P. Beaverson; E. Lerew. SECOND ROW: Miss Wolfinger; H. Harbold; M. Books; K. Hess; V. Sheaffer; N. Hoak; V. May; J. Johnson; Mrs. Lesher. THIRD ROW: S. Behney; G. Thomas; N. Livingston; B. Gardner; E. Odbert. Arts rafts Club Dramatics Club FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: N. Wallen; S. Pifer; B. Bobo; C. Griest; C. Taylo;?; N. Smith. SECOND ROW: P. Decker; B. Wonders, President; G. Lobaugh; J. Weigle; D. Group; M. Wallen; Mrs. Coy. THIRD ROW: D. Wonders; J. Cassel, Sec- retary; M. Leer; J. Bible; B. LaVanture; D. Golden, Treas- urer. History Club FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: F. Bible; D. Plank; Y. Pechart; M. Shank, Treasurer; L. Guise; M. Brough, Vice President; L. Guise; J. Spertzel; J. Bobo. SECOND ROW: F. Bossertnan; D. Smith; B. Zold; D. Starner; F. McCauslin; R. Chronister; E. Rhodes; L. Hess; N. Asper. THIRD ROW: W. Guise, Sec- retary; C. Decker; J. Fair; W. Taylor; S. Kennedy, President; R. Weigle; C. Koons; L. Sealover; K. Riley; K. Lerew; Mr. Kennedy• Commercial Club SEATED, LEFT to RIGHT: N. Reinecker, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Miller, Vice President; M. May, President; D. Hoffman, News- paper Editor, STANDING: Mr, Zeigler; S, Decker; J, Bupp; N. Arentz; D, Pechart; C, Funt; C. Starry. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: D. Williams, Treasurer; M. Masemer; R. Shirley; K. Gladfelter; D, Mansberger; R, Cashman, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Slothour; R. Brough; D. Day; J. Behney, Secretary; G. Fahnestock. THIRD ROW: G. Miller; L. Golden, President; J. Snyder; F. Odbert, Sentinel. F.F.A. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: S. Hankey; S. Griest; H. Scott, Treasurer; C. Brough, Vice President; J. Chronister, Reporter; D. Smith; L. Group; D. Heller. SECOND ROW: M. Wolfe; M. Fahnestock; D. Heller; M. Beamer; S, Wagaman; C. Dick; D. Bupp; Mrs. Clemens. THIRD ROW: B. Riley; R. Wolfe; L. Long; J. Tate; M. Helm; M. Klinger; A. Yeagy; D. Riley. Not in picture: C. Snyder, President; E. Lory, Secretary; D. Divel, Songleader. Abkleb'ic Club F.H.A. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: R. Harbold; F. Lerew; J. Miller, President; C. Griffie; R. Harman; L. Griest. SECOND ROW: H. Lerew; C. Group; D. King; D. Snyder, Secretary; C. Speelman; C. Bream, Vice President; Mr. Mentzer. THIRD ROW: G. Anderson; W. Wolfe; R. Griffie; R. Smith; W. Poland; J• Cook, Treasurer; C. Murphy. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: J. Golden; D. Brough; B. Cassel; Mr. Roth; R. Brough; J. Riley; E. Heller. SECOND ROW; M. Miller; N. Nelson; S. Cashman; K. Snyder; J. Griest; D. Yohn, President; L. Bubb; G. Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. THIRD ROW: J. Palmer; W. Fortney; F. Scott; M. Bomberger, Vice President; R. Snyder; J. Barthelme; M. Silvanowicz; W. Gochenour. % 7 % I When the football season rolled around this year, only two letter-men from last yearteam reported to the new Coach Clarence Mentzer and assistant Coach Glenn Kemper. The rest cf the team was made up largely of inex- perienced boys, mostly from the Sophomore class. The team would probably have done better in the last few games if it had not been for a flood of minor injuries which handicapped them. Four members of the foot- ball team will graduate this year: Captain Mac Lott, Donald Tanger, Donald Wonders and Bill Fortney. Next years's team should be a great improvement over this year'steam since the boys have some experience. Good luck, Coach Mentzer during the next season and all the seasons to follow. Date Team We They September 15 Duncannon 0 - 39 September 22 Stewartstown 0 - 25 September 29 Dallastown 0 - 26 October 6 Paradise Protectory 19 - 13 October 13 Washington Township 0 - 38 October 19 Littlestown 0 - 24 October 27 Marysville 7 - 32 November 3 New Freedom 2 - 39 _ A FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: K. Snyder; M. Leer; N. Reinecker; C. Snyder, Captain; B. Wonders; E. Lory; D. Yohn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Zeigler, Coach; C. Taylor; J. Cassel; F. Bible; S. Cashman; N. Wallen; B. LaVanture; M. Brough; J. Weigle. THIRD ROW: J. Bible, Manager; J. Spertzel; M. Shank; L. Guise; L. Guise; M. Wallen; R. Wolfe. DATE January 4 January 11 January 19 February 1 February 8 February 15 SCHEDULE TEAM Boiling Springs New Oxford Littlestown East Berlin Newville Biglerville WE THEY 32 40 36 28 25 35 38 25 38 36 35 50 the girls The team With their new Coach, Mr. Homer Zeigler, basketball team came through the season with 3-3 and finished in 4th place in the league, started the season with only one experienced player, who was Carolyn Snyder. Considering this, we think the girls had a fine season and should be congratulated for a. job well done. With only three members of the team graduating, and the team with one year experience under their belts, we look for ar to a successful season next year. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: D. Wonders; D. Williams; D. Starry; M. Lott, Captain; L. Golden; C. Speelman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kemper, Coach; C. Bream; J. Fair; D. King; R. Cashman; % Poland; R. Brough; Mn Mentzer, Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: G. Anderson; J. Cook; C. Koons; W. Taylor; J. Snyder; R. Shirley; R. Weigle; G. Miller. Manager. January 8 East Berlin 45 47 January 11 New Oxford 42 53 January 15 Newville 51 38 January 19 Littlestown 59 37 January 22 Biglerville 46 32 January 30 Boiling Springs 30 53 February 1 East Berlin 36 79 February 5 New Oxford 31 68 February 8 Newville 52 44 February 12 Littlestown 55 36 February 15 Biglerville 41 45 February 21 Biglerville 36 47 DATE TEAM 'WE THEY With the opening of basketball season this year, York Springs was determined to make it a successful season. Eight players had graduated from last year's team leaving four positions open on the Varsity. With the help of Coach Kemper and Assistant Coach Mentzer the team went on to five victories ana seven defeats, putting them in fifth place at the end of the season. The prospects for next year's team will be very high, since only three members of the Varsity will graduate this year. Good luck Coach Kemper during next season and all the seasons, to follow.. Nor ad Staff SEATED, LEFT to RIGHT: C. Brough, Literary Editor; M. Lott, Editor; C. Snyder, Assistant Editor. STANDING: H. Scott, Assistant Literary Editor; D. Tanger, Photography Editor; Mr. Zeigler, Faculty Advisor; D. Starry, Business Manager; D. Wonders, Sports Editor; D. Hoffman, Assistant Literary Editor; M. May, Typing Editor. Student Counci SEATED, LEFT to RIGHT: D. Golden; B. Cassel; P. Wagaman; M. Miller; R. Decker; M. Brough; C. Koons; B. LaVanture. STAND- ING: loir. Kennedy; D. Wonders, Vice President; C. Snyder, Secretary; M. Lott, President; L. Golden; a Kennedy; C. Bream; N. Smith; Mrs. Coy. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: L. Brandt; M. Shank; RLaVanture; J. Sheaffer; G. Snyder; C. Funt; M. Beamer. SECOND ROW: C. Snyder; J, Bittinger; A. Williams; R Fair; B. Rubenstine; M. May. FIRST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: J. Barthelme; D. Golden; J. Cook; F. Scott; D. Hoffman; C. Bream; C. Decker. SECOND ROW: J. Miller; B. LaVanture; £ Bible; E. Lory; B. Darr; H. Scott; D. Group; S. Pifer; G. Miller; D. Yohn; B. Wonders; K. Riley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Roth; W. Taylor; M. Shank; J. Cassel; C. Brough; D. Hoffman; K. Snyder; N. Reinecker; C. Snyder: M. Leer; D. Miller; F. Bosserman; D. Pechart; D. Group J! Lobaugh; L. Bubb; W. Guise. FOURTH ROW: D. Wonders; R. Weigle; C. Koons; M. Bomberger; T. Taylor; J. Snyder; F. Lerew; J. Behney; J. Fair; W. Fortney. Fix your eyes on the tea leaves in the bottom cfthe cup and let your imagination take you ahead to the year of 1970. There ! See I Things are beginning to take form ] That big new building that seems to be the center cf attraction In the now large city cfYork Springs is without doubt the new school. The building was financed by Mac Lott, Donald Snyder and Dean Starry whose fruit farms are now world- famous • Let's go into the school. Why there's Doris Hoffmani She tells us that she is the school secretary and has complete charge of the office. Say, those three people speaking to the principal look mighty familiar] Now we know why. It's Betty Darr, Janet Miller and Clair Murphy complaining about the unjust punishment their children receive in school. Let's visit the Home Economics room next. Esther Lory is the teacher and she is quite proud of the well-equipped cafeteria. Now let's go down town. There's a doctor's office and it's none other than Dr. Carolyn Snyder's. Her nurse is Charlene Brough. Doesn't that boy that they're treating for chemical burns have a striking resemblance to Julius Barthelme? He should, it's his son. He must be like his old man. The new agricultural bureau in town is run by three of the county's best farmers, Donald Wonders, Francis Lerew, and James Behney. Harriet Scott, Marie May, Nadine Arentz and Dotty Miller live in town sind all have been happily married for several years. Tha new art shop is Dolores Pecharts' pride and joy and Delores Plank seems to enjoy helping her in the shop. Nadine Reinecker is now the supervisor of the biggest department store in town. There is Don Tanger's hunting supply store. And next is Joy Chronister's beauty salon. The headlines of the. Daily Blow newspaper say that Doris Divel has just broken the worlds speed record in auto racing. Who's that limping down the street? Why it's Bill Fortney. He rodethe winning horse in the Kentucky Derby and broke his leg when he fell off his horse at the end of the race. The tea leaves, it seems, have now lost all their revealing power so we shall now dispose of them and go on our merry ways. Senior CL ass We, the class of 1952, on this 29th day of May, do hereby be- queath the following: To the class of 1953 we bequeath the brokendown seats in Room We, the class of 1952, on this 29th day of May, do hereby be- queath the following: To the class of 1953 we bequeath the broken down seats in Room 4 and the thrill of initiating the freshmen. To the class of 1954 we bequeath our ability to throw erasers without being caught. To the class of 1955 we bequeath our ability to pass tests with “high marks’ . I, Delores Pechart, bequeath my artistic hand to Francis Odbert. I, Dean Starry, will my companionship with Mr. Cassel to Bill Poland. We, Janet Miller and Betty Darr, bequeath our ability to throw erasers to Terry Taylor and Carson Speelman. I, Harriet Scott, bequeath my long red hair to Mr. Cassel. I, Donald Wonders, bequeath my love for Mr. Slothour to Donald King. I, James Behney, bequeath my ability to raise pigs to Daniel Williams. I, Delores Plank, will my ability to lose pencils to Connie Starry. I, Francis Lerew, bequeath my curly hair to Kenneth Gladfelten I, Joy Chronister, will my ability to bake apple pan dowdy to Kay Snyder. I, Marie May, bequeath my seat in Room 4 to Donald Golden. I, William Fortney, bequeath my studiousness to Charles Bream. I, Esther Lory, will my cute little eyebrows to Lucille Bubb. We, Nadine Arentz and Dotty Miller, bequeath to Gerry Miller and Joan Griest, our ability to annoy Mr. Zeigler in typing class. I, Carolyn Snyder, bequeath my height to Fern Amsberger. I, Charlene Brough, bequeath my good marks and love for school to Dick Griffie. I, Donald Tanger, will my seat in the Junior Room to Morgan Bomberger. I, Julius Barthelme, will my ability to make explosions and make life dangerous in Chemistry class to John Cook. I, Doris Hoffman, will my cherry pie baking ability to Fern Bosserman. I, Mac Lott, will my masculine charm to George Fahnestock. I, Nadine Reinecker, bequeath my saxaphone to Ella Jean Lerew. I, Donald Snyder, bequeath my love of talking to Betty Riley. I,.Doris Divel, bequeath my love for fast driving to Mrs. Clemens • I, Clair Murphy, bequeath a tube of tooth paste to a worthy junior. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1952 HERSHEY'3 5 AND 10£ STORE YORK SPRINGS, PENNA. JOHN S. TEETER SONS INC. 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