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THE TELEGRAPH NEWSPAPERS JUNE 2, 1936. Forty Six Enola Seniors, Active in Class Affairs, Given Diplomas May 28 ENOLA FOOTBALL TEAM WINS SEVEN Lemoyne High Graduates, Active on Stage, Leave School Enviable Record OF EIGHT GAMES PAGE FORTY SIX 041 (Continued from Page 45) committee, 3: activity, 1, 3, 3, candy committee. 3: honor roll, 2, 3, candv committee. 3: honor roll. 1.

2. 3, advertising committee, 3, soliciting committee 3. 4: ciass ana com mencement ushers, voluntary work on attnietic new. 4. Leroy M.

Liddick, Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Uddick.

Enola football varsity. 4: Jun ior class play. Senior class play, chairman of Class Day committee, Latin class play, Red Cross. 1. mock commencement.

orchestra com mittee for Junior Senior banctuet, 3 Radio and Photography, Senior chorus. festival committee. Dusinees manager of school paper, track, 3, costume committee junior play, member of Activity Association, 1, 2. 3. chief mimeographer school paper.

usher Senior play. voluntary work on athletic field, stage manager, 3. Earl V. Lindsay. Mrs.

S. M. Lindsay. 142 Cumberland road. Enola; Hi 2, 3, 4.

class play 3, 4. festival committee 3. 4, banquet committee 3, 4, Senior operetta 4, orchestra 2. 3. 4.

Stamp Club 2. Glee Club 2, Science Club 2, candy committee 3, Activity Association 3, 4, Latin class play 2, usher for Commencement and Class Day 3. Bernice M. Lntz, Mr. and Mrs.

Leon L. Lutz, First and Wayne streets. Summer dale; Historical Club 2, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, usher committee 3, Girl Reserves 3. 4, Srnior class play. Russell M.

Marzolf, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marzolf, Summerdale; football captain 3. 4. class president 2, home room president 3, vice president 3, home room president 4, vice president 4.

Junior Senior banquet toastmaster 3, banquet committee menu 3, Senior class play 4, Dramatic Club 2, editor in chief news paper 3, Junior Senior chorus 3, 4, flood relief 4, intra mural basket ball 2, 3, 4, track 3, 4, chemistry play 3, mock 4, Latin class play 2, Red Cross 3. costume committee 3, festival committee 4, Activity Association 1, 2, 3, 4, assembly programs 3, 4, usher 4. voluntary work on athletic field 4. Helen McBride, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur L. McBride, Mechanicsburg R. D. 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Commercial Club 2, junior varsity basket ball 2, Athletic Association 1, 2.

3, 4, Senior Glee Club, Senior class play 4. Victor E. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. V.

W. McBride, Mechanicsburg R. D. basket ball (junior varsity 1), varsity 2, 3. 4.

baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, football 2, 3, 4, track 2, president Senior class 4, president Student Council 4, class play 4, radio and Photography Club 2, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, cartoonist of school paper 3, 4, editor in chief of class paper 3. Baseball Manager Stanley J. McGaughey, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. McGaughey, 133 North Twenty first street. Camp Hill; baseball manager 4, Commercial Club 2. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, assistant baseball manager 3.

V. Betty Meckley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Meckley, 48 North Enola drive, Enola; basket ball (junior varsity 1, 2, 3), manager 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, president 4, class secretary 2, Junior Senior banquet committee 3, Historical Club president 2, operetta 4, Junior class play 3, Senior class play 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 4, newspaper reporter 3, representative Student Council 4, Stamp Club president 2, orchestra 2, Latin class play 2, Mock Commencement 4, festival committee 3, 4.

dance committee 3, honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4. George J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George J.

Miller, Lancaster avenue. West Enola; Hi Y. 2. 3, class president 3, class play 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, treasurer Student Council 2, operetta 4, banquet com mittee 3. 4, festival committee 3, 4, home room treasurer 4, Latin class play 2, assembly programs 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3.

4, Club 3, 4. Dramatic Club 2, newspaper 4. Stamp Club 2, treasurer Stamp Club 2, announcement committee 4, stage arrangements 3, 4, Commencement speaker 4. dancs committee 3, activity association 2, 3, 4, candy committee 3, honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4, advertising committee 3, usher Commencement and Class Day 3, voluntary work on athletic field 4, class newspaper 3, speaker Junior Senior banquet 3. Jeanne M.

Moore, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Moore, Summerdale; class treasurer 2, 3, 4. Junior Senior banquet seating committee 3.

Junior class play 3, Senior class play 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior festival committee 4, assembly programs 4. Elisabeth M. Olsson, Mrs. Ruby Olsson, 36 North Enola drive, Enola; (Hagers town Junior High School), pianist of school (Freshman orchestra (Freshman run and catch field day team (Freshman). (Enola High School) Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, operetta 4, usher 4, honor roll 1, 2.

3, 4, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, banquet committee 3, typist of school paper 3, Commercial Club 3, Senior class play 4, Junior Glee Club 3, festival committee 4, intra mural basket ball 2. Louise Reed, Mrs. Nellie Reed, 15 West Reals avenue, Enola; intra mural basket ball 3, Junior class play 3, publicity committee of Historical Cub 3, ticket and program committee for Senior class play 4, Athletic Association 3, 4. Gayle W. Ringland, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Ringiand, 12 Columbia road, Enola; Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, junior varsity basket ball 1, 2, varsity basket ball 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, banquet committee 3, Senior class play 4, editor in chief school newspaper 4, committee 4, Activity Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve Glee Club 2, festival committee 3, Red Cross 1. 2.

Ermt A. Rudy, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rudy, 11 North Enola drive, Enola; Girl Reserves 2, 3, Athletic Association 1.

2, 3, 4, banquet committee 3, Commercial Club 3, operetta 4, Senior class play committee 4, usher for Senior class play 4, sales committee for festival 4. On Student Cornell Ruth E. Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. G.

G. Seaman, West Perry street, Enola; Activity Association 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve membership committee chairman 3, Girl Reserve service committee chairman 4, Girl Reserve music committee 1, 2. Girl Reserve Glee Club 2, operetta 4, "Senior play 4, class secretary 3, general banquet committee chairman 3, 4. pennant committee 4, senior class representative to Student Council 4, vice president of Student Council 4, managing editor of The Inkspot 3. 4, Glee Club 3.

4, Red Cross 4, secretary treasurer of home room 2, Senior class play committees 4. festival committee 3, 4, commercial assembly program 4, mock Commencement 4, dance committee 3. 4, soliciting committee band festival 4, soliciting committee flood relief 4, honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4, make up committee Junior play 3, class newspaper managing editor 3. Dorothy Seitt, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold E. Seitz, 18 Churoh street, Bnola; basket ball (junior varsity 2), Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 4, operetta 2, 4, Senior class play 4, soliciting committee 3. 4. Athletic Association 1. 2, 3.

4. Senior Glee Club 3. 4, banquet committee 3. 4, newspaper typist 3. 4, Historical Club 2, decorating committee 4.

commercial program 4. Red Cross 4, history program 4, Glee Club Girl Reserves 2, program committee Girl Reserves 3. 4, basket ball intra mural 1, banquet committee 3, assembly program mock Commencement 4. operetta chorus 1, announcement committee 4. flood relief 4.

soliciting festival for band festival 4, dance committee 4, make up committee for play 3. class newspaper 3, committee to pick greens Girl Reserves 3. Stanley F. Sneaffer, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph 5. Sheaf fer, 200 Cumberland road, Enola; class play 4, Hi 1. 2, 3, 4. Athletic Association 1. 2.

3, 4, basket ball 4. baseball 3, 4, delegate to Hi convention 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Margretta Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Shelley, 510 Enola road, West Falrview; basket ball junior varsity 1, 2, 3, basket ball varsity 4, home room secretary 3, class secretary 1, 2, 4, Junior class play 3. senior class play 4, social editor news paper 4, literary editor newspaper 3, banquet committee a. Paul F. Stetler, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Stetler, 1 Pine street, South Enola; Athletic Association 1. 2, 3, 4, banquet committee 3, class ring committee 3, Senior festival committee 4, Historical Club 2. Agnes M. Walsh, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Walsh. 113 Cumberland road, Enola; Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. 4.

Athletic Association 1, 2. 3. 4. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Junior usher 3. Girl Reserve conference 3.

Girl Reserve music committee 4, Girl Reserve program committee 4. Commercial Club 3, banquet committee 3, Senior class play 4, Junior class play 3, Senior operetta' 4, festival committee 3, 4. Virrinia E. Weldon, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Weldon. 229 Susquehanna ave nue, Enola; band 2, 3, 4, orchestra 2, 3, 4, operetta 4, Senior play 4, sports editor 4, Latin class play 2. Senior play committee 4, assembly programs 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Commencement speaker 4, History Club 2. Senior play and festival advertisement committee 3.

4, Junior Glee Club 3, Senior Glee Club 4, class day committee 4, Activity Association 2, 3. 4, banquet committee 3. stage manager 3, 4, chairman of pennant committee 4, class emblem committee 2, festival committee 3, honor roll 1. 2, 3, 4, business manager 4, band soliciting committee 3... voluntary work on athletic field 4, librarian 3, 4.

Sara R. Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Blake S. Winter, 13 Wyoming avenue, Enola; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve 2, Commercial Club 2, basket ball 2, 3.

4, banquet committee 3, publicity committee Senior play 4, alumnae basket ball com mittee 3. NINE LETTERMEN LOST BY SHORE FOOTBALL TEAM Witmer Baker, Star Back, Among New Cumberland Graduates Fourteen New Cumberland athletes have played their last games for their alma mater. The' greatest loss will be noticed in the football eleven from which nine lettermen were graduated. Among those who doned the blue and white football togs for the last time are Witmer Baker, ont of the greatest broken field runners to be developed rn the West Shore. Baker crossed the goal line for his alma mater for four years, being the only athlete in the class to receive four letters in one sport.

Jay Elicker, Gerald Kaufman and Prank Shaffer each were awarded three Francis Shuler won two letters for his service on the gridiron and Eugene Elicker, and Fred Schaeffer each received one letter in foottoall. On the baseball nine, four players will be missed next season. Of these, Samuel Olsen has the longest service, having played for the blue for iree years. Witmer Baker Wayne Beshore and Gerald Zimmerman each received two letters for their work. Gerald Kaufman, a two year veteran, and Gerald Zimmerman, who played one year on the blue and white court, are the only positions to be filled by the New Cumberland courtmen next year.

Four managers who received letters and who have joined the alumni are, Eric Bauer, basket ball; Samuel Olsen, football, and Wayne Beshore and William Walker, baseball. PLAYERS, MANAGERS GET CAGE LETTERS AT JOHN HARRIS Boys receiving varsity letters at John Harris for basket ball were: Robert Basehore, James Bowman, Chester Beemer, Walter Brown, Robert Davies, Frank Bennor, Gerst Buyer, Harry Smith, James Mc Cleary and Harry Schaeffer, manager. Those receiving the junior varsity letters were: Robert Buyer, Raymond Huber, Robert Mitchell, El wood Nicholson, Carl Peiffer, and David Bushey, Robert Finley, assistant managers. Basket Ball Players Finish in Third Place in West Shore League The 1935 36 football campaign at Enola High School was quite successful, the team having won seven of an eight game schedule. Under the able coaching of Eddie Johnson, former Dickinson College star, the team started the season with a 14 to 0 win over Lower Paxton.

The next week, the Y. M. C. A. Juniors were defated by the score of 20 to 0.

Hummelstown was the next victim, being nosed out, 12 to 0. The next Saturday Enola experienced the only loss of the season, the defeat being administered by the strong New Cumberland team. This score was 25 13. Millersburg was an easy victim, allowing the local team 27 points. Another victim was Edi son, beaten 13 to 0.

Lemoyne felt the next loss at the hands of the Johnsonmen by being able to gather only 7 points while the local eleven made 19. The Enolians finished the season by defeating the Camp Hill gridiron representatives to the tune of 19 to 7. Marzolf Captain Russel Marzolf captained this team while Wayne Neidig and Ed ward Conrad will both pilot the next edition of Enola football teams The court representatives from Enola High School finished the sea son in a tie for third place with the Newville High School in the West Shore High School Basket Ball League. Captained by Victor Mc Bride, the local five played the fol lowing games: Enola 10, Highspire 25; Enola 12, Highspire 18; Enola 31, Boiling Springs 26; Enola 20, Camp Hill 16; Enola 31, Duncannon 26; Enola 23, Newville 22; Enola 15, New Cumberland 16; Enola 31, Marysville Enola 28, Lemoyne 32; Enola 45, Duncannon 31; Enola 18, New Cumberland 22; Enola 22, Mechanicsburg 34; Enola 35, Camp Hill 19; Enola 32, Boiling Springs 19; Enola 28, Newville 24; Enola 34, Marysville 25; and Enola 28, Lemoyne 31. Girls Finish Third The girls' court team at Enola finished the season standing in third place in the West Shore League.

The following schedule was played: Enola 16, Highspire 33; Enola 17, Highspire 17; Enola 33, Boiling Springs 12; Enola 20, Camp Hill 29; Enola 34, Duncannon 11; Enola 35, Marysville 14; Enola 20, Lemoyne 36; Enola 37, Duncannon Enola 10, Camp Hill 23, Enola 40, Boiling Springs 10; Enola 23, Marysville 16; and Enola 20; Lemoyne 28. The Enola baseball nine enjoyed a successful year, having won the majority of the games of a schedule composed of the following teams: Marysville, Dickinson Subs, Mechanicsburg, Lemoyne, Camp Hill, New Cumberland, Boiling Springs and Middletown. RETIRING STAFF COMPLETES WORK ON EDISON RECORD With the publication of the June Promotion number of the Edison Record, the retiring staff will have produced six issues during the year: a "Greeting and Halloween" number; "Holiday" number, "Mid year Pro motion" number, "April Fool" number, "Open House" number, and the number for the June Class, in addition to the annual Edison cal endar. The following have served on the Board during the semester assisted by the linoleum club: Josephine Matthews, editor in chief; Patricia Miller, exchange editor; Arthur Cun ningham, athletics editor; Ruth Heiges, Miriam Rhein, Martha Jane Frantz, Marguerite Scroggins, Marj orie Richards, and Florence Herber, reporters; and these members of the linoleum club: Edwin Kochenour, Richard Hutchinson; William Ever hard, Robert Bittle, Harry Rieccuto. Jack Knerr, Clifford Grumbine.

Robert Fackler, John Class, Luella Conrad, Marie Hill, Evelyn Risser, Eleanor Ream, Eloise Strawhecker. Josephine Bastardi, Evelyn Bull, and Caroline Geise. Faculty members of the Record Board and Miss Mary H. Bechdolt Miss Mildred Burke, Miss Ethel iuffington, Miss Dorothy Myers, uy R. Shumaker, and Park (Continued from Page 45) chorus.

1. 2, 3, committee for Red Cross dance, senior play, home economics play, 1. Kathryn Marie Price, John R. Price. 417 Herman, avenue: academic course; chorus, 1, 2, 3, Le Hi, 2, 3.

president of chorus, chorus librarian, committees, 3. plays, 1, 2, student librarian, 1, 2. 3. 4. Harry M.

Reeser, H. M. Reeser, 58 North Tenth street; general course; football, 1, 2, 3, basket ball, class basket ball, 1, 2, 3, track, Debate Club, 3, Camera Club. treasurer of class, ring committee, announcement committee. stage manager of senior Dlay, librarian, 1, class volley ball, 2, 3.

decorations committee. 3, junior prom, date committee, 3, senior dance committee, class track team. refreshment committee, 3, senior Weinie roast committee, 4. Bernard G. Rudy, J.

M. Rudy. 302 Fourth street. West Pairview; general course; vocabulary ciuo, 3, 4. Dorothy Mae Rankle, Mrs.

James Runkle. 734 Hummel avenue; academic course; volley ball, chorus, 1, 2, 3. baseball, basket ball, 1. junior Christmas party, senior play property manager, junior and senior prom committee, public speaking, home economics project, Art Club, operetta, Archery Club: volley ball. 2.

Ruth Elizabeth Reed. Frank N. Reed. 626 State street; commercial course; chorus. 1B 2 3.

4. William S. Shearer, J. W. Shearer, 144 Herman avenue; general course; Art Club, Mechanical Drawing Club.

Science Club, orchestra, 2, 3, scenery manager senior play, 4. Maurine M. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.

Snyder, 121 Hummel avenue; commercial course; chorus, 2, 3, operetta, Hiawatha Cantata, 2. Kathryn Elizabeth Stetler, P. Y. Stetler, 643 Hummel avenue; commercial course; basket ball, Commercial Club, class basket ball, 1, 2, "class volley ball, 1, 2, chorus, 1, 2, ring committee, cheer leader, 3. Gladys C.

Townsley, Edward E. Towns ley. 211 Bosler avenue; commercial course; art. 2, Le Hi, 4. Charles E.

Thomas, Mrs. Monroe 504 street; commercial course; football team, 3, class team, 2, 3, Athletic Club, Commercial Club, treasurer Athletic Club, basket ball team, 2. track team, 4. Neil Hamilton Thrush, Clarence O. Thrush, 637 Bosler avenue; commercial course; track, 3: class basket ball team, 3, Debating Club, volley ball team, cheer leader, 3, Art Club, commercial, 3.

Seorekeeper George Lane Wagaman, T. D. Waga man, 125 Walnut street; academic course; track team, 3: president Debating Club, JACK BERRIER MOST POPULAR ATPENN HIGH Grid Captain, President of June Class, Voted Many Honors Jack Berrier, 'captain of last year's William Penn High School football team, and president of the June class, captured more than his share of honors in the annual "Who's Who." Berrier was voted best boy athlete, most popular boy, most to be admired boy, and most beneficial. Amone the girls June Severino proved to be the most popular. Miss Severino was voted by her class mates among the girls as the sweetest, most popular, most to be admired, and most beneficial.

The complete results of the "Who's Who" is as follows: Patricia Moreanthal. best girl stu dent: Paul Kister, best boy student; Mary Morgan, most modest girl; Kenneth Kitch. most modest boy Gertrude Dougherty, best girl dan cer: John SDOtts. best boy dancer best boy socializer; William Mc Kav. facultv Det: Beatrice Bax, wit tiest "girl; Wayne Masoner, wittiest boy.

Cutest Girl Elva Baylor, cutest girl; Edward Hess, cutest boy; Telfer Ratcliff, class sheik; Lillian Snyder, class vamp; Ella Stago, man hater; Rob ert, Creager, woman hater, most dignified boy; Doris Shenk, best girl athlete, best sport; Jack Ber rier, best boy athlete, most popular boy, most to be admired boy. most "neflcial boy; Margaret Hoover, girl with most school spirit. David Maugans, boy with most school spirit; Evelyn Fisher, most dignified girl; June Severino, sweet est girl, most popular girl, most to be admired girl, most beneficial girl; Dorothy Smith, best looking girl; Joseph O'Brien, best looking boy; Elaine Malseed, most studious girl; Abraham Hamburger, most studious boy; Grove McCoy, shortest girl; Alfred Hill, tallest boy; Prances Freedman, class giggler; Miriam Cook, best natured girl; rd Allen, best natured boy; Robert Musser, best boy sport; Mildred Phillips, best girl socializer; 3 Blakeney, class critic; Sarah Pearson, most original girl; eon Baer, most original boy, Jack Pinous, most distinctive. seorekeeper basket ball, Shop Club. 2.

Patricia H. Ward, R. B. Ward, 21 Fort street; academic course; girls' chorus, 1, 2. 3, vice president chorus, girls' octette, 3.

mixed chorus, secretary and treasurer chorus. chapel plays, 1, 2, 3, class treasurer, ring committee, class gift committee, committee for class party, ways and means committee, refreshment committee, senior play, usher for commencement, home economics project, exchange chapel program, 4. Virginia Catherine Warfield. G. War.

field, 426 Bosler avenue; academic course; girls' chorus. 1, operetta, committee for Christmas party, favor committee for prom. ways and means committee, Home Economic Club. property manager for play, ticket manager for play, basket ball. 3.

Winifred Steel Werner, Samuel B. Werner. 265 Clark street; general course; girls' chorus work. 1, 2, Vocabulary Club, girls' chorus, 2. Jack E.

Wheeler, Charles E. Wheeler, 514 Third street, West Fairview; general course; football, 3. basket ball, 3. baseball, 3, track, 3, class team basket ball. 3, Debating Club, 3, Camera Club, chairman of Debating Club, committees, 3, librarian, 3, volley ball.

3, refreshment committee, 3. decoration committee, 3, date committee, 3, senior dance committee, class track meet, ring committee, junior prom committee, senior wiener roast committee, 4. Margaret Jane Whipple. Dr. Ray O.

Whipple, 226 Walnut street; academic course; Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, treasurer of Glee Club, Le Hi, senior play, junior play, ways and means committee, 3. Beatrice Rebecca Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson, 242 Bosler avenue; commercial course; Art Club, 1, home economic, 3: Commercial Club, junior prom program committee, senior play advertising committee, 4.

J. Leon Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson, 242 Bosler avenue; general course; track, class basket ball. 2.

class volley ball, 2. Art Club, mechanical arts, Debating Club, pro gram committee, commercial play. Red Cross dance committee, Mechanicsburg exchange program, 4: Theodore R. Winters, Mrs. Romaine Winters, 334 Walnut street; general course; class volley ball, 1, 2, class basket ball, 1, 2, baseball manager, track manager, 3, cheer leader, 3, committee minor, 1, 3, Art Club, 3, Debating Club, prom committee, class officer (vice president).

senior play, senior party committee, mixed chorus, junior cl ass play, 3. Robert Woodrow Zeigler, John E. Zeigler, 541 Third street, West Fairview; general course. Art Club, 3, class team, 4. BUYER SELECTED CLASS PRESIDENT AT JOHN HARRIS Oswald Bordner and Helen Wolfe Elected; Committees Chosen Gerst Buyer was elected president of the senior class of John Harris High School at a recent meeting of the 260 graduates.

Other officers, elected by a majority vote, are: Oswald Bordner, vice president; Helen secretary; Nancy Shaeffer, assistant secretary; Jack Adams, treasurer; Leroy Shumaker, assistant treasurer. Class committees elected by home room votes are as follows: cap and gown, Charles Hilbish, chairman, Richard Kirk, Kenneth Basehore, John Greybill, Paul Lerch, Alfred Flowers, Stiiart Chenoweth, Robert Ei. Mildred Davis, Evelyn Chrcnister, Thelma Bickel, June Cuddy. Constitution, William Fickes, chairman; Ellis Myers, Jeanette Appleby, Margaret Walters, Richard Bubb, Paul Wertz, Willis Hinch ley, Phillip Beck, Miriam Miller; ring and pin, Dorothy Hawbecker, chairman, William Devine, Barbara Bronson, Elaine Miller, Clyde Gottschall, Dorothy Patterson, Arthur Thorn, Russell Sunderland, Lawrence Dietrich. Photography, William Earp, chairman; Isabel Shreiner, Marian Kirk, Bernice Witmer, William Wolfe, Donald Overmiller, John Koch, Merrill Gottschall; banquet, John Vaeeler, Vivian Cors nitz, Geraldine Mailey, William Light, Kathryn Copenhaver, Houck Spencer, Robert Nuss, Betty Bit ner; dance, Mildred Parker, chairman; Betty Bogar, Robert Basehore, Ivan Dee rdorf, Grace Mc Kean, James Richards, Charles Get houas, Ell wood Koons; baccalaure ate, Betty Creager, Nancy Elder, Jos nine Chaplain, Francis Du tery, Mary Zinn, Helen Patterson, Winifred Poulton, Thomas Reilly.

ACTIVE AT PENN One of the most active organiza tions at the William Penn High School during the past year was the Junior Red Cross Club. Its officers were Virginia Muny presi dent; Anne Lytle, vice president; Jane Schultz, recording secretary; Anne Bushnell, roll call, secretary; and Betty Lou Bliss, treasurer.