Lancaster High School Debating Team, 1917. Back row, left to right: Edwin Weaver, Harry Siegle, Henry Yeager, Charles Carroll, and Paul Gast. Front row, left to right: Earl Helm, Mr. Ober Morning (coach), Herman Slotkin, Harris C. Arnold (captain). Question debated by both teams: Resolved that the government should own an dcontrol the railroads of the United States. Debate held March 23, 1917. Negative team defeated Chester High School at Chester. Affirmative team lost to Reading High School at Lancaster.
Lancaster High School Boys' Glee Club 1915-1916. Top row, standing, left to right: Elvin Shoffstall '16; Howard Bucheit '16; Paul Trout '17; Ellis Kline '16; Charles Carroll '17; Martin Rife '16; Harris Arnold '17; Merritt Battholomew '17; Clarence Piersol '16; Lloyd Rittenhouse '17; James Schutte '16; Albert Rosenstein '16; Earl Bohn '16. Second row, left to right: Harold Pickel '16; Donald Snyder '16; David Charles '16; Richard Donecker '16; Prof. B. W. Fisher; Carl Neudorf '16; Shober Barr '16; Royden Swift '18; Atthur Park' 16. Bottom row, left to right: Walter Pickel '19; James Downs '16; Richard Borngesser '16; Harold Lantz '17; and Paul Wohlsen '17.
Photograph of Albert Glassley, Jr., c. 1910. Three copies.
Provenance
Photographs originally housed in LCHS MG-245 The Albert Glassley Collection. This collection is comprised of photographs of the family of Albert Glassley, Sr. and his wife, Amanda Siegler Glassley. Information regarding the family can be found in the Glassley family file in the library.
Photograph of Albert Glassley, Jr., c. 1912. Three copies.
Provenance
Photographs originally housed in LCHS MG-245 The Albert Glassley Collection. This collection is comprised of photographs of the family of Albert Glassley, Sr. and his wife, Amanda Siegler Glassley. Information regarding the family can be found in the Glassley family file in the library.
Photograph of Albert Glassley, Jr., c. 1912. Two copies.
Provenance
Photographs originally housed in LCHS MG-245 The Albert Glassley Collection. This collection is comprised of photographs of the family of Albert Glassley, Sr. and his wife, Amanda Siegler Glassley. Information regarding the family can be found in the Glassley family file in the library.
