June 11, 1980
Marietta High School Alumni banquet held Saturday
Class of 1945, Marietta High School, on its graduation day. First row, left to right:
Dorothy Blymier Sipling, Nancy Wittle Jones, Eugene Huck, Lillian Funk Gutschall,
Teresa Smith Logalbo; second row: Kathleen O’Donnel Barr, Vivian Herr Bowers,
Dolores Deppeller, Arlene Beaston Christmas, Lucille Leanza Hackett, Jane Eurick
Reesinger; third row: Betty Jane Harris Quimby, Abe Sandomer, Donald Jones,
Richard Smedley and Josephine Sargen Richard.
The Reverend Robert
Shellenberger, Kingston,
N.Y., was the speaker for
the annual Marietta High
School Alumni banquet,
held at Sherwood Knoll,
Saturday night.
Choosing as his subject,
“Our Country Needs an
Overhauling,’”” Shellenber-
ger compared the deteriora-
ting morals in country and
man as the decline in
religious beliefs.
Three additional mem-
bers of the class of 1919
were present for the occa-
sion.
The Reverend Grant Bil-
lett, York, was master of
ceremonies.
Among the 162 members
and guests present were
former teachers: Mrs. Anna
Reese Tempest, Oregon;
Mrs. Phyllis Dusinger Detz;
Hubert Peters who was
presented an armetale plate
on his recent retirement by
members of the class of 'S1.
This was the first class
Peters taught when coming
to Marietta.
The earliest class repre-
sented was 1913 with Mrs.
Anna Rich Risser.
Members of the class of
1930 were guests of the
association with six mem-
bers present: James Buc-
hanan, N. Carolina; Ernest
Detz, Marysville; Lewis
Schock, California; Ben
Rettew, Florida; Ralph Wal-
ters, Mount Joy; and Gladys
Rettew, Marietta.
Letters were read from
former teachers Harvey
Shue and R.F. Dubbs.
Prizes were won for the
following requirements: The
member of the class of 1930
who won the State Sensa-
tions Competitive Examina-
tions for Lancaster County,
Lewis = Schock; To the
i ik
Members of the Marietta
seated, left to right: Gladys Naylor Rettew and Ben
Rettew. Standing: Ralph Watters, James Buchanan,
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Brothers Leon, Kelso and Perry Stewart, all members
of the basketball team while attending Marietta High
School.
High School class of 1930,
Lewis Schock and Ernest Detz.
retiring member of the class
of 1933 who was an
instrumental instructor,
Morrell Shields; To the
member of the class of '38
who replaced Mr. before his
name with Reverend, Earl
Carver; To three brothers
from Philadelphia, Atlantic
City, and Harrisburg who
were members of the
basketball teams, Perry,
Kelso and Leon Stewart; To
the center of the girl's
basketball team in ’36,
Margaret €arroll Heisey; To
the mother of a past
candidate for Miss Pennsyl-
vania, Audrey Patton Ben-
nett; To a female wearing
her Murietta High School
pin, Jane Kathryn Smith
Tucker; and to those
persons carrying a Susan B.
Anthony dollar.
The 1981 banquet will be
held on Saturday, June 6, at
Sherwood Knoll, Centerville
Road, Lancaster.
Members of the Marietta class of 1945 at their reunion held last Saturday. Front
row, left to right: Dot Sipling, Lucille Hackett, Lillian Gutshall; second row: Vivian
Bowers, Eugene Huck, Kathryn Barr and Richard Smedley.
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