Fifth Report Period Honor Roll Listed
Honor roll for the fifth report period includes three seniors Violet Hackman Esther Sensenich Ruth Strohm six juniors Esther Erb Jay Groff Edwin Kistler Norine Retten Everett Stauffer Paul Wikerd three sophomores Emma Hackman Morgan Hollinger Henry Wissler five freshmen Janet Dubs Lorraine Hess Helen Houck Robert Huber Arlene Miller honor roll honorable mention Hilda Barry Kathryn Barry Mildred Bomberger Myrtle Bushong Ruth Eberley Melvin Hess Verna Hilton Clarence Irwin Orpha Mae Kern Jane Kline Robert Landis Ray Miller Gladys Reitew John Vogeler.
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Violet Hackman
Esther Sensenich
Ruth Strohm
Esther Erb
Jay Groff
Edwin Kistler
Norine Retten
Everett Stauffer
Paul Wikerd
Emma Hackman
Morgan Hollinger
Henry Wissler
Janet Dubs
Lorraine Hess
Helen Houck
Robert Huber
Arlene Miller
Hilda Barry
Kathryn Barry
Mildred Bomberger
Myrtle Bushong
Ruth Eberley
Melvin Hess
Verna Hilton
Clarence Irwin
Orpha Mae Kern
Jane Kline
Robert Landis
Ray Miller
Gladys Reitew
John Vogeler
Senior High Glee Club Concert Recital
Members of the Senior High Glee Club presented their annual concert on Saturday April 17 at 8 00 PM in the high school auditorium. The program featured club songs piano and vocal solos duets trios dialogues and readings plus a History of Stephen Foster’s Life and Alma Mater.
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Senior High Glee Club
Honor Roll List for March by Grade Levels
The announcement lists March honor roll recipients by grade. Grade 1 includes Elvin Bauman John Hess Peggy Muth Marian Mumma Laura Wenger. Grade 2 features Howard Bailey Doris Leeking Reba Hornley Betty Jane Ferry Lois Martin Jane Ferry Jane Reedy Marilyn Hacker Phyllis Zell. Grade 3 lists Doris Balmer Galen Bollinger Reba Garner Gladys Landis John Weller Kathryn Wenger John Wissler Harold Witmer. Grade 4 names Evelyn Adams Mae Mull Robert Groff Virginia Polignone Verna Houck. Grade 5 lists Norman Weidler Elvin Weaver Grace Wenger. Grade 6 includes Ruth Bauman Janet Frey Betty Martin Arlene Hegs Dorothy Ilouck Flora Adams Paul Wissler David Muth Isaac Sensenig. Junior high for March has Grade 8 Betty Mumma Hilda Carvel Luella Evans and Grade 7 Betty Frey Mae Ober Arlene Groff Ella Patterson Betty Miller Betty Messner Mary Jane Bushong Martha Eshleman Louella Kulp Ruth Wenger.
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Elvin Bauman
John Hess
Peggy Muth
Marian Mumma
Laura Wenger
Howard Bailey
Doris Leeking
Reba Hornley
Betty Jane Ferry
Lois Martin
Jane Ferry
Jane Reedy
Marilyn Hacker
Phyllis Zell
Doris Balmer
Galen Bollinger
Reba Garner
Gladys Landis
John Weller
Kathryn Wenger
John Wissler
Harold Witmer
Evelyn Adams
Mae Mull
Robert Groff
Virginia Polignone
Verna Houck
Norman Weidler
Elvin
Weaver
Grace Wenger
Ruth Bauman
Janet Frey
Betty Martin
Arlene Hegs
Dorothy Ilouck
Flora Adams
Paul Wissler
David Muth
Isaac Sensenig
Betty Mumma
Hilda Carvel
Luella Evans
Betty Frey
Mae Ober
Arlene Groff
Ella Patterson
Betty Miller
Betty Messner
Mary Jane Bushong
Martha Eshleman
Louella Kulp
Ruth Wenger
Handbook Adviser Mr. Weaver Chosen By Student Council
The Student Council selected Mr. Weaver as advisor for the 1987 38 handbook and announced changes to the book’s setup for next year.
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Weaver
Pupils Donate To Red Cross At Lancaster Sale
Pupils from grades and the high school contributed to a Junior Red Cross food sale at Garvin's Store in Lancaster on April 20. They also donated magazines to be sold by the organization to fund county delegates attending the Junior Red Cross Convention in Washington, D C, May 10 to 13. Ruth Strohm, the Junior Red Cross rep from the high school, attends monthly meetings at the Red Cross Chapter office in Lancaster. Miss Bentley, the executive secretary, reports on flood relief work in Louisiana and Tennessee. Easter baskets were prepared for children in Lancaster hospitals.
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Ruth Strohm
Red Cross
Lancaster
Miss Bentley
Landis Named President Of Lancaster Music Supervisors
Mr Landis elected president of the Music Supervisors Association of Lancaster County at a meeting in Mr Mylin s office on April 7. The group, 28 members, meets monthly to discuss music affairs and the annual Music Festival remains its outstanding task. Landis will begin duties immediately with Paul Eshleman retiring as former president.
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Mr. Landis
The
Music Supervisors’ Association of
Lancaster County
Mr. Mylin
Landis
Paul Eshleman
Manor Township High School
Science Club Visit To Ford Plant In Chester
Members of the Science Club left school at 8 15 Friday morning April 9 for a tour of the Ford Assembly Plant in Chester Pennsylvania accompanied by Mr Garner. They observed cars being assembled and tested near the Delaware River with ships bound for the Gulf of Mexico and foreign countries. The plant turns out about 425 cars daily at roughly one car per minute and two days from parts unloading to testing.
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Science Club
Ford Assembly
Chester
Pennsylvania
Garner
Delaware River
Ford Motor
Gulf of Mexico
Rothsville School Displays Annual Art Exhibit
The Rothsville School Art Exhibit ran Tuesday night April 27 from 7 to 10 in the school. Clubs and groups presented projects from science, nature, needlecraft, 4-H dressmaking, stamp collecting, model airplanes, Girl Reserves, Boy Scouts and more, with students named among contributors.
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Rothsville
Senior honor students select Citizenship as commencement theme
Violet Hackman Esther Sen senich Ruth Strohm and Myrtle Bushong named senior honor students. They have chosen Citizenship for their commencement theme.
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Violet Hackman
Esther Sensenich
Ruth Strohm
Myrtle Bushong
Companies display pennants and announcements to seniors
Representatives from five companies displayed their pennants and commencement announcements to the seniors on April 5. After several class meetings they decided to order their materials from the Union Emblem Company in Palmyra.
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Union Emblem Company
Palmyra
Concert By School Orchestra Delights Local Audience
An April 22 concert conducted by Mr Landis featured the school orchestra performing a varied program. Solos included trombone by Harlan Redcay and xylophone by Warren Becker with others by John Eshleman Harold Witmer and Henr Reitz. The program also showcased guitar and cornet ensembles and a drumming demonstration.
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Landis
Joe
Harlan Redcay
Bonnie
Warren Becker
John Eshleman
Harold Witmer
Elle Mae Ferry
Miriam Longenecker
Robert Wentling
Charlie Markley
Henr Reitz
Alumni Progress and Teaching Posts Listed for 1920s Graduates
A scanned school roster lists graduates from Millersville State Teachers College and Lancaster area institutions. Alumni Harry Lane, class of 1923, pursues a master’s thesis and teaches. Ray Grube, class of 1912, teaches mathematics at Cassel Boys High School. Nora Long, class of 1915, works as a city nurse in Springfield.
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Harry Lane
Cornelliversity
Lancas County
Hershey
Robert Adams
Millersville St Teachers College
Duke
Mari Graybill Young
Millers State Teachers College
Newtown
Ray Grube
Millersville State Teachers
Caster Boys High School
Miriam Fasnacht
Caster Business College
Harri
Anna Bomberger
Millersville
Brunnerville Consolidated Llyren Knox
Lancaster B College
Hershey & Gibbes
Howard Redcay
Business College
Farmers National Bank
L Nora Long
Lancaster General
Springfield
Luella Fry
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Spacht S
Balge
Nose
DODGE
Plymouth
R. R. Graybill
Locust Street
K. Keiser
D.C
State St
Ephrata
Palmer School
Ealle
Louis Huebener
E. Main Bt
Ofice
George L. Keith
E. Lincoln Ave
Lititz, Pa
Henry J. Snavely
Front St
Litiia
Radio Manufacturers Service
Alvin M. Frey
N. Broad Street
Hershey & Gibbel
Rothsville High
Jeanie
Vincent Dagen
Jane
Dorothy Kline
Barbara Ritter
Robert Mumma
Shortnin’ Bread
Glee Club
Martha Wissler
Lancaster Hospitals
Music Supervisors Association
Rothsville School
Mr. Garner
Nature Club
Needlecraft Club
Miss Withers
4-H Club
Miss Forbes
Anna Mary Becker
Betty Wentling
Anna Martin
Stamp Club
United States
Rothsville Boy Scouts
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