Annville Cleona High School - Corinoma Yearbook (Annville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

is xxi V '- 3513?-.wz,xf L I Q h X w xl . I yf, 4 v 1 Q 1 , W . X, ' xs, if X X4 X 1 5 l ' 71, X I Q ,W g Qi , +L-ff j 2 , Wwuf - aww sn N XR!! The Class of 1961 presents THE CORINOMA Annville-Cleona IL. High School Annville, Pennsylvania 'Www "NQw.... Q r wffwl' dm. A I. 1 , .X Y D N-1 in nf' . on 1 A L.. .9 F' .. .f L.:-.3 nw .. ff if rs 1 4-,fs Q?" --Q. -.S 'Sell 5 3 no THE CORINOMA ANNVILLE CLEONA HIGH SCHOOL 1 961 W FCJRE WORD During our high school careers we have been concerned with the serious pursuit of scholas- tic achievement, while also enjoying athletic accomplishments, as well as many other activi- ties. In addition we were nurtured in the ideals of loyalty, and integrity. We leamed that the success of our lives was not dependent upon any one of these accomplishments but on a com- posite of all them. It has been our aim to present in this volume of THE CORINOMA a picture of the activi- ties, associations, and organizations which have contributed to our years at Annville-Cleona. We have endeavored to record those events of our high school days which will bring back fond memories in the years to come. The Editors Jean Kinney Robert Ludwig TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Seniors . Activities . . Sports ...... Underclassmen Sponsors . . . 18 26 58 ...86 104 118 5 DEDICATION We, the class of 1961, respectfully dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Peter P. Bugda as an expression of our appreciation for the great understanding and patience he has shown us, and for all the extra work he had done in helping our class make a success of everything we have attempted to do. He has been much more than a teacher to us, he has also been a friend. 'Q ,R ..,. William Light, classmate and friend, who was called from our ranks on October 10, 3 1959 . . . CHARLES DUPERT 1 946 -1 961 is P5 1 R X WILLIAM LIGHT 1 943-1959 EZ . . . and Charles Dupert, ninth grader, who lost his life in an automobile accident on March 26, 1961. 7 IS OUR STORY It hardly seems possible that in such a short time we ve exchanged our little red . . . but here we are, rownu S P' waving gaily as we prepare to drive away from our Alma Mater in a few days to find new areas of service, new friends, new problems, new suc cesses. It all began seemingly ages ago, but actually it was little more than a decade. We sat up like big boys and girls . . . . . . but when we smiled, our baby teeth showed. But before we go . Here our class president Bruce Funk fthird from left, front rowj smiles bewitchingly over Larry Mil1er's shoulderg vice-president "Pretz" Heilman squints at the camera from the rear row, third from left. There's future--Snowball Queen Tina, looking queenly already from front row centerg there, too, is our editor-in -chief Jean fsecond from left, back rowj. permit us the opportunity to look again at just a few scenes from our Senior year . . . There was OUR NEW YORK TRIP . . . L ,f IX f-if' and RRRR, R ,IA A- . g . . . to start with the most recent memory. We went to New York City by submarine--over 2000 in fact--for we earned the money for the trip by mak- ing and selling submarine sandwiches. Corinne, Janet, and Beulah on the assembly line. 'Bear" Moyer packs . . .Jean checks an order 10 4- . . . and Judy adds up the profits. We arrived in New York City at 9:00 A.M .... After a tour of West Point . . . N Y. 3 Bright and early on May 21, we boarded the buses for New York City. , . . . and boarded a boat for a pleasant inurnev up the Hudson. . . . we returned to New York and enjoyed a show at Radio City Music Hall. At 3:00 A.M. we were back in Annville--tired but happy. 11 We Remember . . . Joel Schneider, as Elwood P. Dowd, catches up on his reading while he awaits his cue in "Har- vey." TH Student Supervising Principal James Honafius. fl at Student Administration Day, March 20, if was a thrilling, and sometimes tiring day. We had never realized how long ww H' ,QW a fifty minute period could be until A we became student teachers for the , . Vx , j day. 2 L Here in action are student teachers . . Janet Mark Janet Zern John Reich I2 Q UNIQUE, . . . RQ, We were pleased that the band received new uniforms while we '- were still here to help use them . . . K - il dxf Here Ammon Balaster models a new uniform while he watches Mr. Lemon adjust the plume on Fran Peiffer's majorette outfit. .S - S i r sfzffff 2 fl . t - - i. , X i . f fairy, 1 ,,.. Student Guidance Counse- lor Bruce Funk confers with Mr. Fake . . . -i 4 Student Principal Ammon Balaster receives a briefing from Principal Richard Gingrich on Student Administration Day. . . . while Eleanor Heagy seems to find the work of the Home and School Visitor just to her liking, as Mrs. Herr listens in. 13 R Senior girls playing volleyball in gym THE ROUTINE, and third lunch period Mr. Gehr's rainy weather equipment . . . 14 J s.,.7.rs., Ky- The "hi11" . The crosswalk toward shops . . . 3' The crosswalk toward cafeteria The entrance I While to us 1960-61 will be remem- bered as "our year," to most people ir will ' be the year of THE SNOW--a staggering 78 inches of it, exceeding by more than 20 ff ' inches any previous year of this century. Here are a few scenes of Friday, Janu- '- ary 20, one of our five no -school days . . . 54. 1 "As . f,, M ir: Nl ish? ...AJ -v ffikgw - so East doorway at C corridor . . . . . . AND SNOW .S 15 So here we are. We have reached . . . THE END OF A CHAPTER . . Mentally . . . . in our lives. Vocationally . . . Vocally . . . Socially Now we are grown up. No more kid stuff for us. We have become dignified, responsible adults . . . . . . Emotionally . . . . . . Physically . . . ...and.. Oops' ' CSO what did you expect in twelve years-- perfection??j 4 ai nf if ,- Y b Nl' Q3 A 'Q win, s -- ' Mag ADIVI I N ISTRATICDN AND FACULTY . 1 3 I FIRST ROW: E. D. Williams Jr., Marvin Light ftreasurerj, D. Ray Wenger Qvice-presidenty, James Karsnitz fpresidentj, Elra Worcester Qsecretaryj, Weston Evans. SECOND ROW: Adam Miller, Howard Weaver, George Snavely, Walter Noll, Amos Brandt, Joseph Kreider. THIRD ROW: Howard Rothermel, Ellis Harding, Donald Klopp, William Berry, Amos Ellenberger, Clifford Blauch, Merle Keim fsupervising principalj. BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT SECRETARIES 20 MR. MERLE L. KEIM Supervising Principal ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIES Mrs. Doris Markey Mrs. Nancy Meyer 21 MR. RICHARD H. GINGRICH High School Principal JOAN CONLIN JAMES DRESCHER RICHARD ESHLEMAIY RUTH ARNOLD Business Education PAUL BOLTZ Mathematics ADA BOSSARD Modern Languages PETER BUGDA Art English Special Ed. Physical Ed. FRANK ETCHBERGER ELVIN FAKE CAROL FORD Industrial Arts Guidance English RICHARD FORNEY Social Studies GEORGE GERBER Geography DONALD GINGRICH Vocal Music lon leave second semesterj SHIRLEY HARTMAN Home Economics 15 '22 LOIS HERR Home and School Visitor HENRY HOLLINCER Mathematics JOSEPH HOUSER Mathematics RUTH KEENE School Nurse FRED KREIDER h,....... WILLIAM KELL DOROTHY KELLER LARRY KILLIAN Industrial Arts Mathematics Social Studies WILLIAM LEMON Instrumental LEWIS LIEBERT Music English English 23 ADA LIGHT Business Education HILDA LIGHT Science LELAND LINGLE Science JAMES MARTIN English JOAN McCULLOH English MARTIN MCMILLION Agriculture HOWARD MOYER Social Studies JOAN MOYER Library MILDRED MYERS MARY ANN NOLL KENNETH PARKS PATRICIA ROYER Latin, English Home Economics Mathematics Social Studies ANN SHAFFER JOHN SI-IERK ROBERT SNYDER Physical Ed.. English Driver Education 24 RAYMOND SWINGHOLM Science ROBERT WEBBER Science LARRY WERNER Physical Ed. ELEANOR WITMEYER Social Studies CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wentling, Mrs. I-Ieisey, Mrs. Longenecker, Mrs. Wolfe, manager, Mrs. Fink, Mrs. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Blouch, cashier. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Reddinger, Mrs. Bal- aster, Mrs. Fernsler, Mrs. Snavely, Miss Miller, Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Loser C USTODIAL STAFF SEATED: Mr. Heisey, STANDING: Mr. I-Ialler, Mr. Light, Mr. Fortna, Mr. Rice, Mr. Miller, Mr. Ruber. BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW: Mr. Doutrich, Mr. Ruber, Mr. Morgan. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. F. Unger, Mr. C. Unger, Mr. Mease, Mr. Yingst, Mrs. Fernsler. ww xb ji Q-X 'GQ at ,n ::::141lu1::of:4.4Uu4L .WI A k .4 ,yw L deny . , , , SENICDRS CHRISTINE ALONZO "Tina" Academic Petite . . . very attractive . . . energetic cheerleader . . . funny laugh . . . active in school functions . . . Snowball queen . . . favorite food: Italian, of course . . . plans a nursing career. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Nurses Club 2,35 Yearbook 33 Band Front 35 Cheerleaders 1,2,35 Class secre- tary 1. KENNETH ANSPACH "Ken" Vocational Loves to talk . . . mean javelin thrower . . . artistic talents . . . boating enthusiast . . . seen at the Co-Ed . . . hails from the Water Works. Projectionists 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3. AMMON BALASTER "Poogi" Academic Always fun to be with . . . makes girls' hearts flutter . . . natural-born actor . . . mechanical genius . . . needs an alarm clock . . . musically talented . . . college bound. Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,3g Dance band l,2,35 Brass choir 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3, Glee club 1,2,3, Student council l,2,3g Chemistry club 2,33 Hi-Y 2,35 Newspaper staff 1,25 County chorus, Re- gional chorus, District chorus, Tri -class play 2,3 Senior class play. KATHERINE BEARE "Kathy" Commercial Quiet . . . pleasant smile . . . seen with Marie . . . friendly . . . marriage contemplated soon . . . doesn't take much to make her blush . . . future telephone operator. F.H.A. 2. ROBERT BLAUCH llB0bll "Cut it out!" . . . likes potato chips but could do without onions and raw tomatoes . . . draws comic strips in his free time . . . plans career in drawing or cartooning. BARBARA BENDER "Babs" Commercial Loves to roller skate . . . good clarinet player . . . enjoys bookkeeping . . . basketball fan . . . favorite food is spaghetti . . . likes gym . . . would like to attend IBM school. Band 1,2,33 library Club 1. DONALD BLAUCH "Don" Vocational "That's different" . . . track star . . . muscle- bound . . . "Keep the noise down!" . . . drives a neat car . . . will eat anything . . . enjoys tinkering with cars . . . big smile. Chorus 1,2,3g Hi-Y 1,2,3g Student Council 1,2,33 Hall patrol 1,2,33 F.F.A. 2,35 Varsity Club l,2,3g Soccer 1,23 Track 1,2,3. Commercial ANN BOW "Ann" Academic "Oh, for Pete's sake!" . . . her own hairdresser . . . individualist . . . pleasing personality . . . nice clothes . . . dislikes people who degrade themselves . . . Shippensburg State College, here she comes! Chorus 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 F.T.A. 25 News- paper staff 25 Chemistry Club 2,33 Cheerleaders 33 Basketball l. LINDA BOWMAN "Linda" plans to work in a store. F.H.A. 2,3. BARBARA BRYCE "Bunny" Academic "Oh, my gosh!" . . . seen with Gladys and Barbara . . . best musician . . . fluent French student . . . has traveled extensively . . . will attend school in Germany. Band 1,2,33 Orchestra 25 Chorus 2,35 Ensemble 35 F.T.A. 35 Honor Society 2,33 Senior Play. EZRA BUCHMOYER IIEZII "Yes, lad" . . . likes to tinker around cars . . . enjoys math . . . favorite food is spaghetti . . . could do without English Hi-Y 2,33 Projectionists 1,2 2. 30 . . . y- thing . . . plans to attend Thompson School. ,3, Newspaper Staff Vocational Quiet . . . one of South Annville gang . . . al- ways smiling . . . wonderful personality . . . hoagies . . . favorite pastime is reading . . . HARRY BROWN "The Horse" Academic "You better believe it" . . . one of the "Rockin Dutchman" . . . steaks Qmedium rarej . . . likes to watch TV at Bellegrove . . . always good for a laugh . . . future in Air Force. Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Brass Choir 1,2,3g Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 Hi-Y 23 Varsity Club 2,33 Hall Patrol 2, Senior Playg Basketball 2,35 Soccer 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3g Volleyball 2. Commercial will believe an JAMES DEIMLER "Jim" Academic "I give up3 I'll play your silly game" . . . cuts a mean rug . . . spaghetti and pizza . . . en- thusiastic sports fan . . . school photographer . . . future college student. Hi-Y 33 Newspaper staff 23 F.T.A. 33 Soccer 1,2,33 Basketball l,2,33 Volleyball 2,3. DOROTHY DUPLER "Dot" Commercial Dark eyes and a big smile . . . never down- hearted . . . enjoys shorthand and bookkeeping . . . hates to get up early to catch the bus . . . yearns for her mother's pizza . . . future tele- phone operator. P Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 F.T.A. 1,23 Drama Club 23 Honor Society 33 Yearbook Staff 3. DALE EBERLY "Ebs" Vocational "Is that so?" . . . works at Reitz's . . . drives his own convertible . . . lobster . . . favorite pas- time is swimming and riding in convertibles . . . future in the Marines. Basketball ls Baseball 1,23 Varsity Club 2,3. 3 KENNETH EBERS OLE "Ken" Vocational Can be seen walking, walking, walking in the halls . . . "Get over to the right" . . . band and chorus couldn't do without him . . . good sense of humor . . . future undecided. Band 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,33 Glee Club 1,2,33 Brass choir l,2,33 Orchestra 2,33 Hi-Y 2,35 Hall Patrol 2,33 Track 2. "wang" "Hard work never hurt anyone" . . . cuts up in class . . . likes sports and working on the farm . . . French fries . . . future business school student. Hi-Y 1,2,3. WIN IFRED ELLIOTT "Winnie" Commercial "Oh, no!" . . . likes sports . . . sweet personal- ity . . . good sense of humor . . . will make a very good homemaker . . . friendly to every- one . . . undecided about the future. F.l-LA. l,2,35 Nurses Club 2,3. ROBERT ENCK "Spark" Academic "Which way did she go?" . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . dislikes grammar and spelling . . . likes girls and California cheeseburgers . . plans to attend business school. RONALD ENSMINGER Academic EISIE FACKLER "E1sie" Academic "Oh, panic!" . . . good seamstress . . . pen and paper are her buddies . . . Cornwall fan . . . V likes potatoes . . . crazy about red cars . . . en- joys the clear invigorating mountain air . . . undecided about the future. Chorus 2,33 F.T.A. l,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. M.: A LARRY FELTY f "Clown" Vocational "Sapphire" . . . one of Mr. Gerber's right-hand men . . . acrobatic talents . . . cheeseburgers with onions . . . well-dressed . . . frequents the commercial room . . . always has a witty answer . . . future artist. Projectionists 23 F.F.A. 25 Track 2,3. JAY FISHER "Jay" Commercial "The Fifth Amendment" . . . shy until you know him . . . always smiling . . . can't wait to make his first million . . . bowling, bowling, bowling . . . future C.P.A. DOROTHY FORTNA "Dottie" Commercial Seen at the Y . r . clothes, clothes, and more clothes . . . has many friends . . . pizza . . . participates in all girls' sports . . . best-dressed . . . future lies in the secretarial field. Band 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 13 G.A.A. 2,33 Basket- ball 2,35 Hockey 1,2,3g Tennis 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 35 Senior Class Play. NANCY FUI-IRMAN "Nancy" Commercial "Oh, my lands!" . . . sports a sparkler . . . bi brown eyes . . . pizza pie and French fries . . . dislikes people who brag . . . found in Mrs. Light's home room . . . future includes work and marriage. F.H.A. 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3g Drama Club 1,25 Library Club l. 33 RAY FUNCK lIRayll F.F.A. 2,3. WILLIAM GINGRICH "Bill" Academic "Wass ist los?" . . . basketball manager . . . spaghetti tops his menu . . . persistent . . . tends father's store . . . how is the weather up there? . . . the doors of LVC open to him this fall. Chorus l,2,33 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Chemistry Club 2,35 Baseball manager 23 Basketball manager 3. JUDY GOCHENAUR "Judie" "How about that!" . . . only has eyes for boys . . . pizza and spaghetti . . . "You don't say" . . . on speaking terms with Mr. Fake . . . Nancy's pal . . . plans include marriage after graduation. F.H.A. 2,35 Library Club l,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. 34 Vocational Tall and slender . . . Loves ice cream, but will pass up potato chips . . . attenda fann fairs . . . enjoys swimming and skating . . . quiet and courteous . . . future truck driver. BRUCE FUNK "Butch" Academic Mr. President . . . directs traffic in the halls . . . favorite pastime is listening to music . . . hard worker, to say the least . . . best personal- ity . . . plans to further his education. Band 1,2,3g Hall Patrol l,2,35 F.T.A. 35 Class vice-president 23 class president 3. Commercial RONALD GOSS "Goose" Proj ectionists 1,2 ,3. DALE HAINS "Toots" Academic Great basketball player . . . girl shy . . . can usually find him at the "Cut Shop" . . . favorite pastime is sports, naturally . . . spaghetti . . . will attend LVC on a basketball scholarship. Band 1,2,35 Hall Patrol 2,35 Varsity Clublg Chemistry Club 35 Basketball 1,2,33 Baseball 35 Volleyball 2,35 Business manager of yearbook. MARIE HARKINS "Marie" Quiet . . . likes to take long walks in the country . . . will travel out West . . . favorite pastime is going to the movies . . . pizza and spaghetti . . . will pound those typewriter keys. F.H.A. 1,2,3. 35 Vocational "Never happen!" . . . feed him shrimp and you'll capture his heart . . . likes almost any type of sport you can mention, especially ice skating . . . plans to work in the future. JAMES GRANGER "Granger" Commercial "Oh, Great Scott!" . . . goes around dropping typewriters . . . likes people who have a sense of hiunor . . . plays basketball in his leisure time . . . French fries are tops with him . . . future includes working for a department store. Commercial L DIANNE I-IEAGY "Dianne" "Gracious sakes!" . . . plays the organ . . . en- joys working with youth . . . "Girl of the Year" . . . dislikes snowstorms and homework . . . plans to major in home-ec. at Juniata. Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 23 Ensemble 35 F.H.A. l,2,3g F.T.A. 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 3s Honor Society 2,33 Class Secretary 3. MARIAN HARMAN "Marian" Comm ercial Listens to music during her free time . . . Quiet, to be sure, until you know her . . . fun to be with . . . neat hair . . . subs and French fries are her favorites . . . will be an asset in some- one 's office . Academic ELEANOR I-IEAGY "Eleanor" Great orator . . . never has a free moment . . . has a strong like for individualists . . . con- tributed most to ACHS . . . future Florence Nightingale . Chorus 1,2,35 County Chorus 23 Band 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,3g Nurses Club 2,35 Tri-Class Play 2. ' 36 CAROL HARTMAN "Carol" Commercial "I give up" . . . enjoys going to the movies . . . best dancer . . . seen with Tis . . . nice personal- ity . . . top on her menu are pizza, spaghetti, and chicken . . . will make a good secretary. Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3g County Chorus 1,25 Drama Club 2. Academic 259 W RUTH HEIN "Ruthie" Enjoys listening to classical music . . . the path she treads leads to sure success . . . doesn't like copycats . . . likes to play the piano . . . lemon pie is hex' favorite . . . future lies in the commercial field. Honor Society 1,2 ,3. ALMA HEILMAN "Alma" Academic Petite . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . many extra- curricular activities . . . fun to be with . . . attractive . . . athletic ability . . . pizza . . . will study medical technology at LVC. Chorus 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Band front 1,2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Hockey 1,2,35 Basketball manager 1,2,35 Tri-Class Play 2. KENNETH HEILMAN "Pretz" Academic "Boy, that dame makes me mad" . . . could do without written assignments . . . can eat and eat barbecued chicken . . . likes Mr. Hollinger's home room . . . plans to attend Hershey Junior College. Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Brass Choir 1,2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,35 Chemistry Club 2,35 I-li-Y 25 Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Soccer 2,35 Hall Patrol 2,35 Class president 1,25 Class vice-president 3. Commercial SANDRA HOFFER "Sandy" Academic Friendly . . . has an original giggle . . . beau- tiful hair . . . easy to get along with . . . Kathleen in our play . . . Mrs. Moyer's assistant in the library. Library club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 35 Tri- Hi-Y 35 Newspaper staff 35 Senior Class Play. - -A-M wvmf,ssm5u-srnnwmmwv JAMES HONAFIUS "Jim" Academic "Wanna come with?" . . . handsome . . . hard- working Council president . . . popular with everyone . . . sports enthusiast . . . golfing is his favorite pastime. Band 1,2535 Chorus 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Brass Choir 1,2,35 Dance band 1,2,35 Student Coun- cil 1,2535 Hi-Y 1,25 Hall Patrol 1,25 Chemistry club 25 Varsity club 3'5 Soccer 1 ,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2535 Senior Class Play. maker. GERTRUDE HOWARD "Trudy" Academic "Rea1ly!" . . . enjoys music and roller skating . . . Italian foods are her favorites . . . plans to make nursing her career . . . future Mrs. Chorus l,2,35 Glee Club 152,35 County Chorus 35 Drama club 1,25 Nurses Club 253. BARBARA IMBODEN "Barb" Academi "Oh, for heaven's sake!" . . . dislikes people who don't know how to enjoy themselves . . plays the piano . . . best actress . . . steak is the most in her opinion . . . future Hershey Junior College student . Drama club 1,2,35 F.T.A. l,2,35 Library Club 1,35 Newspaper staff 15 Nurses Club 15 Tri- Class Play 2,35 Senior Class Play. 38 PATRICIA HOS TETTER "Pat" Commercial "Oh, no!" . . . daydreamer seen with Win nie . . . hobbies are reading and sewing can't wait for the week end future home Library club 25 F H A 3, Nurses club 3 JAMES KLINE "Jim" Vocational Quiet . . . friendly . . . drives a green Chevy . . . hangs his hat in C corridor . . . B-O-W-L- I-N-G . . . works at Food Fair. . . whiz in volleyball. Tl-IELMA KERN "Tami" Academic Petite . . . energetic cheerleader . . . quiet and unassuming . . . easy to get along with . . . could do without homework . . . enjoys sing- ing . . . future homemaker. Chorus l,2,3g Cheerleading l,2,35 Nurses Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y lg Newspaper staff 33 Drama Club 1. E r JEAN KINNEY "Jean" Academic Attractive . . . hard-working yearbook editor . . . most likely to succeed. . . energetic . . . great sense of humor . . . extensive wardrobe . . . friendly to everybody . . . future coed. Chorus 1,2,33 Glee Club l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Tri-I-li-Y 1,2,33 Honor Society l,2,35 Chemistry Club 25 Yearbook staff 35 Class treasurer 3. DONNA KLOPP "Donna" Commercial "That irritates me" . . . quiet? . . . cute giggle . . . hails from Fontana . . . bookworm . . . dresses attractively . . . now is a good time for pizza . . . rarely absent. F.H.A. l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. SUE ANN KREAMER "Suzi" Academic Well-styled coiffure . . . love that wardrobe! . . . big blue eyes . . . petite . . .friendly . . . loves cokes and cokes . . . where the boys are . . . honor student . . . has a contagious laugh . . . future coed. Chorus 152,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2535 Honor Society 1,2,35 Newspaper 25 Student Council 35 Bas- ketball manager 15 Class treasurer 1,25 Senior Play. EDWARD KREBS "Eddie" Academic Hall patrolman on the lunch detail . . . Seen driving his Ford . . . enjoys teasing the girls . . . has a craving for hamburgers . . . enjoys sports . . . will attend college. Hi-Y 1,2,35 Chemistry Club 2,35 Chess Club 15 Varsity Club 35 Hall Patrol 35 Soccer 1,2,35 Track l,2,35 Volleyball 3. GARY KREIDER "Pete" Academic "I don't believe you" . . . enjoys tinkering around cars . . . sports are his favorite pastime . . . best dressed . . . the word "steak" makes his mouth water . . . future college student. Band 1,2,35 Hall Patrol 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,25 Var- sity Club 35 Baseball 1,2535 Soccer 25 Volley- ball 3. ' JUDITH KREISER "Jutz" Commercial "Thern's the breaks" . . . enthusiastic roller skater at the Casino . . . phys. ed. isn't her favorite class . . . short . . . friendly . . . ex- perienced spaghetti eater . . . cloudy crystal ball. Drama Club 15 Library Club 1,2,3. 40 RUTH LONG "Ruthie" Commercial "Oh, my!" . . . long, shoulder-length hair . . . loves to talk . . . spaghetti and pizza . . . friendly . . . enjoys sitting down with a good book . . . plans to punch the keys of a type- writer. F.I-LA. 3. FAYE LONG "Faye" Academic Pretty eyes . . . lavender is most prominent ' color in her wardrobe . . . class clovm . . . Janet's sidekick . . . oodles of friends . . . en- joys sports . . . future nurse. Band l,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 15 Newspaper lg Drama Club 23 Nurses Club 33 F.T.A. l,2. LARRY LONG " Woody" Comm ercial A ball . . . humorous . . . likes math class . . . travels with the Cleona gang . . . subs are his favorite food . . . his future boss may be Uncle Sam. Volleyball 2,3. ROBERT LUDWIG "Bob" Academic Lad with a large vocabulary . . . cafeteria is his favorite room . . . talkative . . . willing worker . . . could do without supersensitive people . . . a top student . . . dairy farming will be his vocation. Chorus 15 Chemistry Club 25 Yearbook 3. Extremely congenial . . . enjoys outdoor basket- JANET MARK IIJanll Business School, watch out! Chorus 23 Nurses Club 2. LYLE MEYER "Chico" Academic "What's your trouble?" . . . favorite with the girls . . . hardworking Hi-Y president . . . keeps classmates amused . . . favorite food: homemade bologna . . . plans to attend Thornp son Institute. Chorus 1,2,35 Hi-Y l,2,3, Hall Patrol l,2,33 Student Council 1,25 Varsity Club 33 Soccer 1,2,3g Track 2,35 Baseball 15 Basketball 23 Tri -Class Play 2. ERNEST MILLER llEar1ll Always seen with Larry . . . Miss Witmeyer's office boy . . . quiet . . . avid basketball fan . . . should do Chevy commercials . . . chicken is his favorite . . . future Hershey Chocolate employee. . Soccer 1,23 F.F.A. 2,3. 42 Academic Crazy about convertibles . . . belongs to the Fontana gang . . . pizza . . . interest lies at LVC . . . fun to be with . . . quiet . . . always has a smile for everyone . . . Central Penn Band 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 2,33 County BRUCE MEYER "Bruce" Academic Captivating blue eyes . . . cut-up in class . . . enjoys swimming and hunting . . . good-looking . . . sharp dresser . . . being fitted for Air Force Blue. Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 3, Brass Choir 3, Chorus 2,35 Hi-Y 1,25 Chemistry Club 2,33 Varsity Club 33 Tri-Class Play 33 Senior Class Play. Vocational IlMi11sll "Look out!" . . . likes to give teachers a rough time . . . enjoys driving Chevys in his free time . . . free and easy . . . likes popular mu- sic . . . future Marine. Projectionists 1,2,3g F.F.A. 2,3. l!Hedyll LARRY MILLER Vocational CORDELL MORGAN "Feet" Academic "Never happen" . . . neat dresser . . . fun to be with . . . helps his father at the gas station . . . basketball fan . . . size 14 shoe . . . not exactly punctual . . . future ?? Chorus l,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2,33 Dance Band 1,2,3g Brass Choir 33 Orchestra 33 Trombone Quartet 3 . HARRIET MILLER Vocational "I give up" . . . good cook . . . a friendly personality . . . plays the organ . . . could live on steak and pizza . . . should be a magazine salesman . . . future undecided. JUDY MILLER "Judy" Commercial Captain of our peppy cheerleading squad . . . neat hair . . . cute . . . good natrured . . . talka- tive . . . shorthand whiz . . . seen with Tina . . . enjoys dances . . . will make a good sec- retary. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Drama Club 33 Color Guard 1,2,3g Cheerleading l,2,35 Senior Class Play. , Q "Moose" SALLY MYERS "Sal" Academic "Really" . . . quiet until you know her . . . friendly . . . enjoys roller skating and dancing . . . her appetite welcomes any tasty food . . . future homemaker. Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,33 Hockey 2. "Don" Vocational "How about that!" . . . country boy . . . en- joys talking! . . . flirts with all the girls . . . favorite pastime is hunting and fishing . . . eats all kinds of food . . . future agricultural mechanic. F.F.A. 2,3. HAROLD MORGAN Vocational "Slow and easy" . . . hails from Cleona . . . steak with garlic bread . . . appears to have outgrown his car . . . short memory . . . enjoys swimming and archery . . . likes a good book now and then . . . future Marine career man. DANIEL MOYER "Bear" Academic "What is that?" . . . likes flying . . . asset to the soccer team . . . pizza . . . could do with- out English . . . loves to hear that 3:15 bell . . . plans to enter college. Hall Patrol 2,35 Varsity Club 2,35 Soccer l,2,33 Basketball l,2,33 Track l,2,3. DONALD NAGLE "Lin" Academic Has an original laugh . . . beats the drums . . . quiet? . . . avid supporter of basketball team . . . lobster tail, anyone? . . . couldn't do with- out math . . . will study accounting. Band 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Newspaper 2,33 F.T.A. 35 Yearbook 3. RONALD NAGLE "Grandpa" Vocational "Lay off - - - keep your hands to yourself" . . . Could eat pot-pie until it comes out his ears . . . the quiet twin . . . likes to draw blue- prints . . . shy . . . future carpenter. F.F.A. 2,3. JOHN REICH "Jack" Vocational Black, wavy hair . . . neat eyes . . . shiny shoes . . . always courteous . ,. . enjoys tinkering with cars . . . gets his share of teachers' attention . . . well-dressed . . . an easy-going guy . . . undecided about the future. LINDA RIEGERT DANIEL SALERNO "Dapper" Academic "Tough timber" . . . a most studious lad . . . lasagna rates high on his favorite food list . . . his hobby is tropical fish . . . likes girls, dis- cussions, and sports--in that order . . . college days are drawing near. Chorus 2,35 Soccer 2,33 Baseball 2,35 Volley- ball 2. LEONARD SAVIDGE "Lenny" Commercial "I'll say" . . . can be found at Progress . . . comedian . . . enjoys bowling and dancing . . . broiled steak and spaghetti among his favorites . . . future Navy man. Band 1,2,33 Orchestra 2,33 Chorus 2,33 Glee Club 33 Brass Choir 1,25 Dance Band 33 Drama Club 23 Senior Class Play. CAROLE SAYLOR "Jeanie" Commercial "You lie" . . . always ready to eat . . . enviable wardrobe . . . wears a sparkler . . . steak sand- wiches and pizza pie . . . typing whiz . . . chatterbox . . . soon to wear a gold band third finger left hand. Library Club 1,23 Tri-I-li-Y 2,33 Drama Club 1. JOEL SCHNEIDER "Joel" Academic A.C.H.S.'s own Einstein . . . extremely talented in the musical world . . . enjoys reading a good book . . . National Scholarship winner . . . most likely to succeed . . . dry humor . . . will attend F. and M. College. Chorus 1,2,3j Glee Club l,2,33 Band 1,2,33 Orchestra 1,2,33 Honor Society 1,2,3j Chemistry Club 2,3j Varsity Club 2,33 F.T.A. ls News- paper 1,23 Track manager 1,2,33 Basketball manager 1,25 Tri-Class Play 33 Senior Class Play. LORNA SCHWENK "Lorna" Commercial Cute . . . fun to be with . . . basketball fan . . . enjoys hearing that 3:15 bell . . . always looks tidy . . . likes to eat and read . . . dili- gent yearbook typist . . . will become a sec- retary or attend business school. Tri -Hi-Y 1,2,33 Library Club 13 Newspaper 2g Yearbook 33 Drama Club 23 Hockey manager 3. KAREN SEIDEL "Seidel" Academic "Dear Gus" . . . member of Mr. Hol1inger's home room . . . that laugh is heard all round the school . . . likes to relax and listen to music . . . district chorus soprano . . . college bound. Chorus 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3g Band 1,23 Orches- tra l,2g Nurses Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 2,35 Library Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y lg Hockey lg Tennis l,2,3. VIRGINIA SHEFFY "Ginny" Academic "Oh, nuts!" . . . wonderful athlete . . . strong feeling against people who voice their opinions on things they know nothing about . . . ice cream and barbecue . . . future gym teacher. G.A.A. 1,2,3, F.T.A. 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3g Bas- ketball l,2,33 Hockey l,2,3g Tennis l,2,3. if fi JERRY SHENK "Jerry" Academic Nice looking . z . forceful orator . . . school activities keep him busy . . . good actor . . . enjoys listening to music . . . steak tops his menu . . . bound for college. Band 1,2,3, Dance Band l,2,3g Orchestra 33 Chorus 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Honor Society 2,35 Varsity Club 3g Soccer 1,2,33 Track 35 Tri- Class Play 25 Senior Class Play. ' KENNETH SMITH "Ken" Commercial "What da ya say, fellow!" . . . live wire in gym . . . eats any kind of Italian food . . . can't wait for hunting season . . . enjoys driving . . . will be a stone mason or bookkeeper. Projectionists l,2,3. PATRICIA SMITH "Pat" Commercial "Oh, my!" . . ,. "May Ihave your order, please?" . . . seen with the Judys . . . com- panionable . . . she'1l eat pizza or steak any- time . . . wedding bells will ring soon. Library Club 2,3. JOHN SUTCLIFFE. "Mudd" Academic Quiet . . . a lady's man . . . asset to the bas- ketball team . . . golfing is his favorite pas- time . . . loves lobster tail . . . girls go for his deep blue eyes . . . plans to attend college. Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 2,35 Chorus 1, Chemistry Club 2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Senior Class Play, Yearbook business manager. CORINNE SWOPE "Corinne" H Academic "That's terrible" . . . oh, that laugh! . . . Mrs. Logan . . . friendly . . . sings like a lark . . . steak . . . enjoys driving . . . "I don't under- stand" . . . plans to attend LVC. Chorus 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 Tri -Class Play 35 Senior Class Play. WILLIAM SWOPE "Bil1" Academic "I'll bet" . . . dislikes fish . . . alarm clocks are disgusting . . . enjoys hunting . . . roams the school corridors . . . Co-Ed's steak sandwiches are tops in his book . . . either college or the Navy for this lad. Band l,2,3, Projectionists 1,2,3g Chess Club 13 Chemistry Club 2. 48 N VIRGIE TSHUDY Hvirgll Lots of fun . . are a pair . riding is her good humor . . nurse. G.A.A. l,2,3, Nurses Club 2,33 Hockey l,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3, Tennis 2,3. . best athlete . . . she and Ginny . . works at E1 Rancho . . . horseback favorite pastime . . . contagious . beautiful smile . . . future LINDA TICE "Tis" Commercial "I give up!" . . . artistic talent . . . favorite food? "You name it, I'll eat it" . . . enjoys cropping yearbook pictures . . . no man passes her unnoticed . . . plans to attend art school. Library Club 1,25 Drama Club 1,25 Newspaper 15 Yearbook 3, Basketball manager 33 Drama Club Play 1. BEULAH TOBIAS "Toby" Academic "Oh, heck!" . . . pretty blonde hair . . . her quiet manner is deceptive . . . pizza and submarines appeal to her taste . . . enjoys sing- ing . . . plans to become a nurse. Chorus l,2,3, Glee Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Nurses Club 1,25 Library Club 1, Senior Class Play. T T Academic GLADYS WEIK "Gladys" Academic "There you go!" . . . monologist . . . talkative . . . amateur psychologist . . . capable actress . . . her stage presence is magnetic . . . ice cream pleases her taste . . . enjoys sewing . . . future nurse. Chorus 2,35 Honor Society 1,2,3, Tri-Class Play 35 Senior Class Play. 49 GERALD WORCESTER "Jerry" Commercial "Holy Crow!" . . . amusing . . . baseball. . . enjoys having a good time . . . flirts with all the girls . . . spaghetti . . . Cleona fan looking forward to graduation . . . will wear Air Force blue. Band 1,2,35 Chorus l,2,35 Glee Club lg Varsity Club 33 Soccer 35 Baseball 1,2,3. KATHLEEN YORTY "Kitty" Academic "Pain!" . . . loves to sing . . . petite . . . dis- likes sarcasm in others and avoids it herself . . . conscientious worker . . . steak sandwiches . . . perfectionist . . . contemplates marriage. Chorus lg Honor Society 2,3. WILLIAM YOUNG "Bill" Commercial "How comes?" . . . attracts "gals" . . . guards the corridors manfully . . . pizza on the side- walk . . . top man on the cinders . . . pastime shooting with bow and arrow . . . foresees Navy life. ' Hall Patrol 1,2,35 l-li-Y 1,2,35 Track l,2,33 W" Volleyball 15 Soccer 1,2,35 Basketball lg Class Vice-President 1. JANET ZERN "Jan" Academic "For goodness sake!" . . . enjoys visiting New York City . . . interested in art . . . hobby is collecting letters . . . capable student . . . pickles and fried chicken . . . will enter the nursing profession. F.H.A. l,2,35 Nurses Club 35 Honor Society 1,2,35 Yearbook 3. 50 ,r 'E I, im' , ' i . l,,b. ACROSS: Jean Kinney, treasurerg Bruce Funk, presidentg Dianne Heagy, secretaryg Kenneth Heilman, vice -president. SR. CLASS OFFICERS The job of these four people pictured above was not an easy one. They spent long, extra hours for the success of the class as a whole. Someone said of our president one time, "Bruce, we appreciate everything you have done for our class. Maybe someone could have done as well as you, but certainly no one could have done better." He did a marvelous job, but he couldn 't have carried it out without the help of the other officers. Jean did a splendid job at recording the finances for our class. We know the headaches she must have endured. The secretarial reports were extremely good, thanks to the efforts on Dianne's part. Ken, as vice-president, also did his share of work for the class. Thanks to all four of you. We really appreciate all the work you did for us. 51 Most Likely to Succeed Jean and Joel Best Personality Dlanne and Ammon Most Courteous Dianne and Bruce Contributed Most to A-C.I-LS. Eleanor and Jim Class Clowns 5' Faye and Ron 3 Most Studious Janet and Dan Best Dressed I K Best Dancers Carol and Jim Dorothy and Gary Best Actors Barbara and Joel Most Popular Tina and Ammon 1 S i 1 S Q 'f' Sandy and Beulah, maids of the Day household, look over Dr. Savidge's shoulder. Father and Mother in a quiet moment alone. Gladys, Barbara, and Joel listen to Ammon's poetic recitation. SENIOR "LIFE WITH The set captured in a deserted moment UPPER RIGHT: Judy M. is about to serve Corinne and Joel when Harry staggers in with the ice. Barbara and Suzi smile entreatingly while Jim looks at Gladys, his new bride. PLAY MOTHER" LOWER RIGHT: Joel and Barbara enjoying a breakfast with their sons, Jerry, Jack, Bruce, and Ammon. Flutie P . St JOe S Q tx?-:dent Bmcihgeldef and C Pro Parts in th mk Pre lass gram . e commefgafe for . . cement SCHOOL ' nuvme-cxeoun. men XERCISES A MMENCEMENT E ., Bach C0 . N-no m A Mqqr ,.,..44,.,,,,,....... . ,, Elgar Organ Prelude! NK Oiebie ........ pcm ,na cucurvunee ....... .,,... E Myer! Ovganbi ' 'ww' Pwr-A . , 5NNVn.u: A HIGH scnnm, ' Hymn - Fdrdi Ulrd jam! ' Kava-Juan ..... . ,.......... ....,.. . .Anal R!VgnSYm than E. Ava Pastor, mwmmud Evmgekcd United Brexhlen Church, Cleonn . . .,,, Hand-G1 uVmF ..., ,,,, ..... . Schnehkx LW mule S010 - S001 Mayor Soul Milam! E. Myers. Mwfvvpan Mara' of wqwme ,.., ,..,,,.,....... ,.,,,,..........., , ,,.,....... ,........ B xx u ct I-'wx oi Sgeaker ........... . .,,,.,..... ..,,.... M .L. Km! supervising Ydndysx 910 inn: W . Main Synnd muvduwvn 1 Adams! ......... Tilt BENQ Ymxdem, Mucersbulg, . United Chard- oi Chris: lmdky E ERCISE5 mam - Sen Mn. Rube!! Sdienbefgei, MMM! B. Myers, Accmnpanu! yfpwnuon of cw! ,...... ., ,,,,.... ..... ,.... .... , . . mourn H. Gmauau Qgh sqm vfmpax ypm T. pmS,:n1- gd oi Baumann oi Dxpwmu ........ ........., Yiaskdwl, BD -Owns Som! Scbod Sysiem ygddiudnn I Mmvme ' Hymn-Fdzhnfcurinuwn ' Bmpdlfiian .......,,..,..........,.,,,......... 'hu gl-:GDN Huw E. Auannnr-um ,aw wmmpm. .. ,.,, ,.........,..,,,,...........,,,................. B uw M S""d"YfJune 4, 1961 ' Bwwivnn-M 'audiqnmguh 4 : 'HGH sc H00 ANNVILLE '- AUDITORIUM ' PENNSYLVANIA C O MMENCEMENTI 1 961 - t . in sublec awagzxsizefihezzzahiii ggzzmengb Siflne Hfazde. mm - 1 Sc U fgnnev fh'S'2ll5SP' Joiicsp, Don' Khome econd mathema Kathleen fscienCe13rEagriCu1t:IEi2h Hein irfngiing-liilil, an e1'Cla ccomm SENIOR Higher Ho AWARDS nonlnqm ..... ., ., , ...Hum EnglLvhPr11e, . Him 1011. Scmvlmin K.mu.Hr.w Yann' Hlsroly H-lze . H V JEAN Km-NW Mllhanauu Prize .....,. . ,,., A , jon Sclmgmnq Hluleh 6 Lomb Science Awqgg. 1 JOEL somlmn. Qzmmemnl Award.: , - Typlhg .. ....... . H Donomy Dunn shoffbqd ,, ,,,,, ....................... . .. . ,. nm. I-mn 0l1"f4ndl1zgShzdenIinfbeC0lnrye. ....... . 4... . . , R'-'nr Hrm lW'Ph H lnd Emmn R. Wefenbefger Mammal Awuds Home Emnvmles ......., ......... . . ,,,,.........,,.,, .. ..4. ,, DMNNI Hqcy V0CtU0'lfll Aglivulfllre ......... , , ,,,....... DUNAU, NACLI Berry Omcl-Q Homemnking Award . 8411444 lhmnzn American Legion Oqmrienl Aww . ,,,,, U ELMNOH HMC, Hoflry sfrwle Awlrd, , .,..... . junn-H Main Iuln Holvnrlva Clean: Wvmenk Club Award, ,. H Jw, KWH jon Smmrmsn W4Q'l1lL Awlrd., .. 1 ,VVVUVVVV hnum Yom? Rulunr Lvnwn: DAR C004 Cube.. Aww ..,, ......... . su: ANN k,,z.,,,.,, Lebanon County Wvmezh Ciuhf Chl of um YQ, ACESAWM1 ..... ., Dunn: Hncr ,, ..... Vmcmu Slibn, 57 1- ' d. 1012113 Funk reqeigig Csiliigrxch .dent Bfucg cipal R19 Class I-IEE: Sch001 Pun from vi, f xi 7 I qw ""- SQ 'Wa . ' ,PN X i , W. x, i ll 3 x iq' ..,l"',,'v.s,' r 0 5 , wk jk . . . - f im 5 5 Eblfm' I ' ' 'af L 'v , ' brvg. '14 I ' Q-4 I 5.1-. f " H .4-Af 57 var ' f L 4, .Ev -274,4 . s?n3g:L: wr-fr----'Y fy V- I-V0-cvvr, -A , , , -- A-.K h u., I, .L 5 A l - v A .. ,. . . , .- - I, - ,.-My-N, -'.. -X--,gg 4 . . ACTIVITIES ,ANEJ CLUBS SEATED: A. Balaster, E. Heagy, J. Honafius, G. Hardick, B. Hutchinson, D. Blauch. STANDING: Miss Witmeyer, fadvisorj, M. Bowman, C. Gingrich, A. Hains, R. Morris, D. Wentling, T. Bow- man, K. Weaver, C. Moyer, S. Kreamer. STUDENT COUNCIL Georgette Hardick First Vice-President Bert Hutchinson Second Vice -President Eleanor He agy Secretary Ammon Balaster Treasurer Miss Witmeyer Advisor 60 The goal of the Student Council is to develop a sense of responsibility and self-government among the students, to promote the best interests of the school, and to consider requests and suggestions for the betterment of the school system. Each senior high class is represented by five of its members elected annually by the student body and faculty. The Council has conducted many projects benefiting the school, the students, and the com- munity. in addition to their routine activities, such as the maintenance of the Flag Squad, and the Lost and Found Department, the supervision of the Parking Lot, and the planning of the Sen- ior High Assembly programs, they have also sponsored Field Day, Student Administration Day, dances after the basketball games, and a bon- fire. SNOWBALL COURT CENTER: Ammon Balaster Qkingj, Christine Alonzo Qqueenj. FRONT: Judy Miller, Ann Bow, Sue Ann Foltz, Ann Hams. BACK: Donald Blauch, James I-Ionafius, Carol Bowman fprincess J, Robert Morris fprincej, David Wentling, Glenn Worcester. The Snowball, sponsored each year by the Student Coun- cil, is one of the gala highlights of the year. Lighthearted senior high students dance and socialize in the gym, which has been tastefully decorated for the occasion. Presiding over the festivities is a court selected by vote of the senior high school students. 61 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES sl' mam fCounterclockwisej Sponsoring the annual Snow Ball dance. Sponsoring basketball dances Selling school pencils and book- covers. Selling candy at basketball games. Conducting the annual stu- dent council campaigns. FIRST ROW: D. l-Ieagy, S. Kreamer, J. Shenk, J. Kinney. SECOND ROW: B. Bryce, D. Dupler, G. Weik, J. Zem, K. Yorty, Miss Conlin, Qadvisorj. THIRD ROW: J. Schneider, A. Hains, M. Kutz, R. Hein, G. Hardick, G. Loose. 1 HONOR SOCIETY Jerry Shenk, president Dianne Heagy, secretary Sue Kreamer, vice-president Jean Kinney, treasurer The National Honor Society endeavors to develop the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership and service in its members and the student body. All members must maintain a "B" academic average, display leadership ability, be of high character, and have the unanimous approval of the faculty. The Society has performed such worthwhile services as the maintenance of the Calendar of Events board, the establishment of a guide service for visitors to our school, and the arrangement of the Christmas decorations. In addition, they conducted an assembly program to induct new members and made several educational field trips. 63 Jerry changes bulletin board as Marilyn and George look on. Tackling still another problem, Jean Kinney and Bob Ludwig are being aided by Mr. Martin. YEARBOOK STAFF The Yearbook Staff is chosen by a Faculty Committe e composed of our yearbook advisor, the principal, and our class advisors. The Staff of nine members has worked together many hours to produce what it hopes will be a valuable permanent record of our school da s t A ' - y a nnvrlle Cleona. Jack Sutcliffe and Dale Hains, our business managers, take care of the day's receipts. Dale counts the money while Jack records the total. A 41 WNW! 'fifgy , V ' 'i fri- Corinoma Staff of 1961 Editor ........ Assistant Editor . . . Write-up Editor . . . Art Editor . . . Linda Tice Lorna Schwenk Tina Alonzo Linda Riegert Alma Heilman Dorothy Fortna Jean Kinney Robert Ludwig Dorothy Dupler Janet Zern Linda. and Alma are hard at work cropping pictures. 1 I I I 'I ru.-uni fr' try Q ABOVE: Linda Tice, Tina Alonzo, and Janet Zern are gathering ideas and planning layouts. LEFT: Dottie Dupler types copy with as- sistance from Lorna Schwenk and Dottie Fortna. FIRST ROW: N. Whisler, S. Kreamer, J. Kinney, E. Heagy, C. Swope, C. Alonzo, Mrs. Keller, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, D. Heagy, E. Fackler, A. Bow, J. Finkbiner, L. Long, K. Wamsher, E. Herr, J. Boyer, L. Dissinger. THIRD ROW: B. Bell, K. Miller, S. Foltz, B. Tobias, N. Johnson, L. Schneider, J. Gochenaur, G. Tice, D. Dupler. FOURTH ROW: N. Fuhrman, C. Saylor, S. Hoffer, L. Schwenk, S. Spotts, P. Weaver, R. Windle, N. Morris, R. Magni, D. Klopp. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Eleanor Heagy, pres. Sue Ann Kreamer, treas. Jean Kinney, V.-pres. Corinne Swope, corresponding secretary Christine Alonzo, recording Nancy Whisler, chaplain secretary The Tri- Hi-Y Club challenges senior high school girls to develop Christian character in their lives and to extend high standards of conduct throughout their homes, school, and community. This year the Tri-Hi-Y has conducted teen talks on vital subjects. They have given an assembly fat Easterj, have promoted dances for the March of Dimes and for muscular distrophy, and have conducted a bake sale. They also were hostesses to the district conference of Tri- Hi-Y. 66 SENIOR HI-Y Lyle Meyer, pres. William Young, sec. Ellis Neidich, v.-pres. Donald Blanch, treas. Edward Krebs, chaplain The Hi-Y Club is an organization of senior high school boys devoted to the advancement of character and the promotion of worth- while projects. During the year they have carried forward a series of teen talks dealing with vital topics. Guest speakers, including local ministers and Lebanon Valley College students, have participated. The club also supported the March of Dimes by taking charge of coin con- tainers for that purpose in local places of business. As in past years, they have served the school by conducting a coat checking service at public functions. FIRST ROW: D. Blauch, E. Neidich, E. Krebs, W. Young, L. Meyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kreider, advisor, J. Hart man, B. Hartman, E. Buchmoyer, E. Harding, Mr. Gerber, advisor. THIRD ROW: F. Schaffner, R. Ensminger, J, Deimler, R. Boger, C. Lyles. 67 ROW 1: R. Long, M. Custer, B. Mariani, J. Fortna, D. Heagy, W. Elliott, K. Seidel, R. Magni, S. Spotts, Mrs. Hart- man, advisor. ROW 2: B. Gibble, L. Bowman, K. Beare, N. Fuhrman, N. Bowman, S. Hershey, J. Finkbiner, L. Long, L. Dissinger, B. Smith, N. Whisler, C. Long, E. Dissinger. ROW 3: J. Lehman, V. Grubb, P. Hostetter, M. I-larkins, N. Smith, F. Peiffer, S. Meyers, M. Gingrich, N. Snavely, A. Long, P. Weaver, N. Morris, J. Gochenour. ROW 4: B. Shenk, R. Custer, D. Klopp, E. Hoffman, N. Johnson, C. Haak, L. Getz, E. McConnell, Y. Englebach, R. Reiss. F. H. A. Dianne Heagy, pres. Winifred Elliott, v.-pres. Karen Seidel, corresponding sec. Judy Fortna, recording sec. Rosalie Magni, treas. Sandra Spotts, parliamentarian Margaret Custer, chaplain Bernadette Mariani, historian The Future Homemakers of America endeavors to promote a growing realization of the home and the duties associated with it. All members must have taken a course in homemaking prior to becoming a member. The organization has undertaken many projects this year, having held a Mother-Daughter Banquet, having given a dance, having collected toys and clothes for the needy at Christmas time, and having presented the patients of the County Home with favors at Easter time. Winnie, Dianne, and Rosie with their prize-winning dresses. Judy displays her winning entries. KNEELING: M. Elliott, P. Graby, C. Grubb, R. Noll. SEATED: D. Blauch, K. Kline, R. Moyer, D. Nagle, B. Hos tetter, D. Heagy, J. Tshudy, R. Nagle, J. Eckenrode. STANDING: L. Bender, K. Bowman, G. Funk, G. Struphar, D Brandt, K. Wenger, R. Kreider, R. Bucks, Mr. McMillion fadvisory, D. Tice, J. Books, R. Funck, E. Miller, L. Miller, G. Bollinger, A. Tshudy, J. Sanders. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Don Blauch administers and injection to a pig held by David Heagy, while Dale Kreider and John Tshudy look on. Barry Hostetter, pres. Donald Nagle, v.-pres. David Heagy, sec. Richard Bucks, treas. John Tshudy, reporter Ralph Moyer, chaplain Dale Kreider, sentinel The F.F.A. is open to all boys of the freshman, sopho- more, junior, and senior classes who are interested in agriculture. This organization endeavors to provide its mem- bers with current information on agriculture and manual skills to equip them for a useful farming career. They have undertaken numerous projects and field trips in obtaining this goal. 69 FIRST ROW: J. Schneider, J. Sutcliffe, D. Hains, A. Bow. SECOND ROW: M. Unger, G. Holtz, D. Rogers, B. Meyer, K. Heilman, G. Tice. THIRD ROW: F. Yeager, C. Wood, A. Balaster, R. Dissinger, T. Perlaki, Mrs. Light QAdvisorj. FOURTH ROW: K. Brandt, E. Krebs, B. Gingrich, H. Weitz, A. Evans, J. Lesher. Y 5: Ann arranges the chem. Clube exhibit. The promotion of chemistry and science is the main goal of the Chemistry Club. All members must have taken a course in chemistry, maintain a "C+" average and must also display interest in the field of science. The Chem. Club has purchased photographic equipment and equipped a darkroom of which it is quite proud. They have also taken several field trips, heard several speakers, and had demonstrations by club members. Jack Sutcliffe, President Dale Hains, Vice president Ann Bow, secretary Joel Schneider, treasurer 70 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Virgie Tshudy, president Eleanor Heagy, county president Christine Alonzo, vice-president Rosalie Magni, Secretary-treasurer The goal of the Future Nurses Club is to provide an opportunity for young people interested in nursing to meet together to share this interest to explore its opportunities and requirements, and to grow as individuals by working together. This organization has assisted in the school 's medical program by serving as aides for the pre-school clinics, toxoid clinics, and medical examinations. In addition they made and sent health kits to refugee children. Also several field trips were made to acquaint the members with various hospitals. FIRST ROW: Miss Keene fadvisorj, E. Heagy, V. Tshudy, C. Alonzo, R. Magni, K. Seidel. SECOND ROW: G. Young, M. Lentz, L. Whisler, L. Schneider, S. Herr, E. Herr, J. Boyer. THIRD ROW: L. Doutrich, J. Fomey, C. Bowman, S. Light, J. Fortna, M. Bowman, D. Kreider, G. Tice. FOURTH ROW: P. Kline, P. Hostetter, W. Elliott, C. Moyer, F. Long, J. Zern, M. Kutz, A. l-Iains, J. Tittle. WN VARSITY CLUB Kenneth Hellman, pres: Donald Blauch, v.-pres. Joel Schneider, sec. Gary Kreider, treas. The purpose of the Boys' Varsity Club is to create better school spirit, develop better sportsmanship, and increase the number of participants in athletic events. Each member has earned a Varsity AC. The club has provided ushers and officials for public athletic programs and has supervised the arrangement of the equipment for the gym exhibition. Throughout the year the members have enjoyed both speakers and films about athletics, as well as trips to professional sporting events. FIRST ROW: D. Eberly, J. Schneider, D. Blouch, K. Heilman, G. Kreider, H. Brown. SECOND ROW: G. Worcester, L. Meyer, D. Moyer, E. Krebs, J. Honafius, J. Shenk, W. Young. THIRD ROW: Mr. Werner fAdvisorj, R. Fiebig, D. Rogers, G. Wordester, T. McCracken, R. Morris, D. Hains, E. Neidich. 5,5 ZH 1 i E 2 I i W Sur' 5 FIRST ROW: A. Heilman, V. Tshudy, V. Sheffy, D. Fortna. SECOND ROW: A. Hains, B. Smith, C. Gingrich, K Wamsher, S. Spotts, S. Fisher, F. Sattazahn, R. Magni,Miss Shaffer fAdvisorj, J. McGee. G. A. A. genus' An-ltfnc ASSOCIATIONQ Virginia Sheffy, pres. Virgie Tshudy, v.-pres. Dorothy Fortna, sec. Alma Heilman, treas. The Girls' Athletic Association is comprised of senior high school girls who participate in two consecutive girls' sports. The G.A.A. hopes to promote interest in, encourage participation in, and develop good sportsmanship while participating in the girls' athletic program. Their projects for the year have included the promotion of a hockey camp, the sponsorship of a dance, and the presentation of a party for the girls' basketball team. 73 Sandy and Linda replace books. Carol and Barbara check out books for eager readers. LIBRARY CLUB Frances Peiffer, pres. Gail Nickliss, sec. Sandra Spotts, v.-pres. Linda Schneider, treas. The purpose of the Library Club is to improve our school library, to arouse enthusiasm for reading, and to provide the school with efficient library service. Its membership, composed of students in grades eight through twelve, while striving for its goal, renders a valuable service to the school. FIRST ROW: J. Kreiser, N. Morris, J. Bradley, P. Weaver, S. Spotts, F. Peiffer, G. Nickliss, L. Schneider, J. Fortna, P. Smith, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Hostetter, C. Books, P. Rouch, L. Getz, R. Custer, C. Hetrick, B. Beck, S. O'Keefe, S. Brown, B. Staeger, S. Putt. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Moyer, advisor, J. Cook, A. Sollenberger, R. Hughes, F. Steinmetz, C. Hackman, V. Grubb, K. Boyer, C. Long, K. Long. FOURTH ROW: B. Blauch, S. Micozzi, M. Howard, L. Zimmerman, B. Reese, D. Reiss, S. Shanaman, K. Young, C. Miller. FIFTH ROW: C. Spotts, P. Reinhard, G. Bollinger, L. Houser, M. Krum, A. Tarbet, C. Haak, M. Gingrich, F. Daub, K. Wilt, B. Rhoads. SIXTH ROW: C. Long, B. Dunn, P. Achey, S. Fedder, C. Fasnacht, S. Kline, S. Leach, J. Zimmerman, J Lehman. THE CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons ............ . Veta Louise Simmons . . . . Elwood P. Dowd ..... . Miss Johnson ........ . . Mrs, Ethe1Chauvennt . . . . . Ruth Kelly, R.N. ..... . . Duane Wilson ........ . . Lyman Sanderson, M.D. . . . . William Chumley, M.D. . . . . Betty Chumley ....... . . Judge Omar Gaffney. . . . E. I. Lofgren ..... . . TRI-CLASS PLAY Barbara Imboden Carol Dourte Joel Schneider Ann Hains Gladys Weik Carol Gingrich Bruce Meyer Ammon Balaster Henry Wetz Marilyn Kutz James Lesher William Berry ,-fxia . The Future Teachers are organized T :f to explore the ideals and methods of g , E the profession of education. Op- i portunities are provided to meet with students with similar interests from other schools, and to assist teachers in our own school. During the year the club met to discuss various phases of teaching. Representatives attended the student i session of the state convention of educators in Harrisburg. if 1 I 'il psp-i"'i FIRST ROW: E. Fackler, V. Sheffy, B. Imboden, Miss Royer, advisor. SEC- OND ROW: J. Finkbiner, S. I-Ioffer, C. Fedder, L. Riegert, B. Bryce. THIRD ROW: J. Deimler, W. Gingrich. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Senior High Drama Club proposes to acquaint its mem- bers with a basic knowledge of acting, costumes, make-up, and stage-craft. It is open to any senior high boy or girl who is in- terested in dramatics. The club assists in applying make-up to the cast of the various school plays. DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Miller, S. Hoffer, B. Imboden, G. Weik. SECOND ROW: V. Yeager, C. Shuey, C. Fedder, J. Tittle, B. Rhoad. THIRD ROW: J. Sheese, S. Shanaman, J. Royer, L. Miller, L. Zimmerman, J. Miller, A. Estep, S. Fedder. The Hall Patrol, whose mem- bers are nominated by the club and approved by the faculty, directs the orderly flow of traffic through our halls. FIRST ROW: D. Blauch, E. Neidich, L. Meyer, G. Kreider, G. Worcester, B Funk. SECOND ROW: G. Loose, J. Sutcliffe, W. Coleman, R. Youtz, G. Balmer, T. Embich. THIRD ROW: K. Ebersole, D. Wentling, J. Lesher, T McCracken, D. Hains, J. Bomgardner. FOURTH ROW: D. Moyer, W. Young R. Morris, E. Krebs, B. Hartman, J. Tshudy, K. Heilman. HALL PATROL PROJECTIONIST CLUB FIRST ROW: E. Harding, K. Smith, R. Zeigler, D. Blauch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Swingholm, advisor, D. Shuey, J. Hartman, L. Witmer, M. Hipp, J. Eckenrode, E. Buchmoyer, W. Coleman. THIRD ROW: K. Wenger, G. Har- dick, J. Leedom. FOURTH ROW: R. Moyer, R. Goss, W. Swope. The Projectionist Club, which is open to any male student in grades 9 to 12, operate the audio-visual aid equipment throughout the school. In addition, they have spon- sored a dance. SENIOR CLARINETS FIRST ROW: M. I-Ietrick, M. Unger, D. Fortna, L. Hostetter, B. Longenecker, T. Bullock, L. Whisler, L. Smith, B. Fry, J. Fry, SECOND ROW: D. Sheaf, B. Hostetter, M. Bowman, J. Eshelman, C. Hetrick, S. Shannaman, B. Beck, B. Bender S. Sutcliffe, A. I-Iains. THIRD ROW: J. Bomgardner, T. Em- bich, S. Fisher, J. Mark, H. Weitz, T. Kxeider, R. Dis- singer, B. Hutchinson, R. Theis BRASS FIRST ROW: H. Brown, K. Ebersole, L. Crider, P. Hein, J. Perlaki, W. Berry, A. Howard. SECOND ROW: A. Meyer, D. Marshall, W. Evans, A. Evans, C. Morgan, J. Shenk, D. Marshall, D. Beck, B. Funk. THIRD ROW: B. Meyer, K. Seward, B. Shuey, J. Lasek, C. Wood, M. Light. FOURTH ROW: K. Kreamer, R. Long, J. Zengerle, T. Binkley, J. Leedom, R. Mark. TR UMPE TS FIRST ROW: M. Krum, K. Heilman, D. I-Iains, A. Ba- laster, J. Hostetter, J. Bom- gardner, M. Albert. SECOND ROW: L. Savidge, W. Swope, E. Duffy, J. Honafuis, R. Morris, G. Kreider, G. Wor- cester, N. Scharadin, A. Keller, G. Struphar, R. Morgan, C. Hardick, C. Meyers, K. Ditzler. BAND FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES FIRST Row. R. Hill, A. Emp, L. Zimmerman, S. O'Keef, J. Schneider, F. Long, B. Bryce. SECOND ROW: D. Kreider, M. Kutz, R. Youtz, R. Leach, J. Sutcliffe, H. Weitz, E. Salem, C. Gingrich. THIRD ROW: F. Sattazahn, J. Kinney, R. Aumen, D. Ebersole, E. I-leagy. PERCUSSION FIRST ROW: R. Ulrich, G. Hardick, J. Uhler, L. Riegert, D. Poorrnan. SECOND ROW: G. Fiebig, G. Worcester, J. Lesher, G. Loose, D. Kline. BAND FRONT FIRST ROW: A. l-leilman, F. Peiffer, B. Bell, SECOND ROW: N. Morris, K. Wamsher, B. Smith, R. Windle. THIRD ROW: L. Long, C. Alonzo. FOURTH ROW: L. Getz, J. Miller, C. Moyer. Xllfb .Q . Q Qgllf-Q 4.-. J ,. FIRST ROW: R. Hill, K. Cramer, A. Heilman, T. Kern, E. Heagy, S. Kreamer, D. Heagy, J. Mark, B. Bryce, N. Bowman, C. Hartman, G. Howard. SECOND ROW: M. Unger, G. Tice, L. Schneider, F. Sattazahn, M. Kutz, K. Seidel, J. Kinney, S. Spotts, E. Weik, R. Custer, B. Tobias, J. Bradley. THIRD ROW: G. Hardick, L. Doutrich, B. Bell, J. Boyer, M. Bowman, E. Salem, S. Fisher, C. Dourte, S. Herr, E. Fackler. FOURTH ROW: C. Moyer, G. Weik, R. Reiss, J. Fortna, C. Swope, N. Snavely, C. Fedder, E. Herr, A. Long, J. Eshleman, FIFTH ROW: C. Gingrich, L. Savidge, C. Morgan, J. Schneider, R. Leach, C. Wood, A. Howard, M. Kumi. SIXTH ROW: L. Meyer, J. Shenk, D. Kline, R. Long, T. Kreider, H. Weitz, W. Gingrich, D. Salerno, W. Coleman, W. Berry, A. Meyer. SEVENTH ROW: H. Brown, B. Meyer, R. Fiebig, D. Beck, G. Worcester, J. Lasek, R. Boger, W. Evans, B. Hutchin- SENIOR CHORUS son, K. Heilman. Mrs. Sollenberger and Miss Myers " A 115:-.wg -'Uri 'Qzr f K . H. I Our District Chorus and Band representatives: Alfred Howard, Karen Seidel, Ammon Balaster, Henry Weitz BRASS CHOIR ROW 1: A. Howard, K. Ebersole, T. Perlaki, H. Brown. ROW 2: K. Heil- man, A. Balaster, J. Hona- fius, R. Morris, L. Savidge. ROW 3: J. Lasek, C. Mor- gan, C. Wood, J. Shenk. ROW 4: B. Shuey, B. Meyer. ROW 5: R. Long, J. Zen- gerle. GLEE CLUB ROW 1: C. Hartman, D. Heagy, J. Mark, B. Bryce, G. Howard. ROW 2: K. Seidel, N. Snavely, S. Fisher, C. Dourte, B. Tobias, B. Bell. ROW 3: C. Gingrich, M. Kutz, E. Salem, C. Swope, M. Krum, N. Bowman, M. Unger. ROW 4: L. Savidge, H. Brown, R. Long, J. Shenk, R. Fiebig, A. Howard. ROW 5: D. Beck, G. Worcester, R. Leach, H. Weitz, C. Morgan, J. Schneider. FIRST ROW: A. Heilman, K. Gingrich, A. Frederick, C. Kline, J. Miller, S. Brewer, B. Bryce. SECOND ROW: J. Schneider, E. Salem, H. Wertz, J. Sutcliffe, T. Kreider, S. Fisher, G. Sheffy. THIRD ROW: G. Hardick, G. Worcester, D. Wentling, D. Ebersole, R. Leach, M. Kutz, T. Perlaki, H. Brown, K. Ebersole, A. Howard, B. Shuey, B. Meyer. FOURTH ROW: J. Uhler, G. Loose, Mr. Lemon, J. Lasek, C. Morgan, J. Shenk, C. Wood, A. Balaster R. Morris, J. Honafius, L. Savidge, K. Heilman, R. Mark, R. Long. ORCHESTRA DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: M. Kutz, G. Hardick, D. Wentling, D. Ebersole, R. Youtz, T. Kreider, J. Uhler, J. Sutcliffe, R. Leach, H. Weitz. SECOND ROW: J. Lasek, A. Evans, C. Morgan, J. Shenk, C. Wood. THIRD ROW: K. Ditzler, A. Balaster, J. Honafius, R. Morris, L. Savidge, R. Long. JR. CHORUS JR. BAND JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL VALENT JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY E COURT JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y 6 6? JUNIOR F. H. A. JUNIOR DRAMA CLUB l STAGE CREW ARCHERY CLUB RADIO CLUB CHESS CLUB MODEL CLUB JR. HI-Y Q' 4 Q, ss Q Q Q W ' H 1 haf.. H3 5 ' t' ' , HO 8 15? - lex'-fi k 2 'K f-L aff, Ay ,, Wi, 'rf 2, . 1 " M 1 3 m ff I I vw 5 as g v gm W. Q Q, ' '3wf 11 2 , ' if , ' 9' , f f . , sv Xu Q 4' V ak fw ,,..? m,,,mxhvhmMw0 X V jk: A , -Mfr-rn... 5' x I x rd Q! .XM 'in ar ave 1A ,s 353 gh at .Q I 5' A 'M b. ,.5LQ-.K -R -mn, 554 1 :if K 'sw ., X. .4f"'N , xt if Vg' QM va X Q A ix, x .K g. 2, SPO RTS bf LOWER ROW: K. Heilman, G. Worcester, D. Hains, H. Brown, E. Neidich. UPPER ROW: R. Morris, J Sutcliffe, T. McCracken, D. Moyer, E. Duffy, J. Deimler. VARSITY BASKETBALL Annville -Cleona's Little Dutchmen again emerged as Lebanon County Champions with an undefeated league record and a season record of 23 victories and 2 losses. Their defeats were received at the hands of Kutztown, district Class B champions, and West Reading, state Class C champions. This year's Little Dutchmen, by advancing to the district finals, progressed farther in the state play-offs than any previous team in our history. Coach Etchberger and student managers George I-lolz, Bill Young, and Bill Gingrich happily examine our team's season record . . . 90 Score 75... .. 71... .. 74. 57... .. 71... .. 53. 44. 77. 76. 76. 65. 91. Opponent Score Score West Reading . . . . . . 82 90 . . . . Lower Dauphin . . . 47 84 . . . . Palmyra ...... . 55 74. . Milton Hershey . . . . .. 39 56 . . . Palmyra ...... . 35 70 . . . Hershey ..... . . 52 75 . . . Alumni ....... . .. 43 68 . . . South Lebanon . . . . . . 49 84 . . . Northern Lebanon . . . . . . 28 82 . Cornwall ...... . . .43 121 . . . East Lebanon . . . . . . 37 61 . Myerstown . . . . .33 54 . . . 57 . Opponent . Northern Lebanon . South Lebanon . . . Cornwall ..... . South Lebanon . . . Northern Lebanon . Cornwall ..... . East Lebanon . . . . East Lebanon . . . . Myerstown . . . Myerstown . . . Middletown . . . Hamburg . . . . Kutztown . . . Score .. ...21 . ...53 ...47 . ...27 .. ...34 45 ...27 ...50 ...29 ...46 ...50 ...49 ....66 Tina Alonzo Ann Bow Doris Kre ider Elaine Salem Georgette Hardick VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders in action . . . ,tt xi!! I, Via H arry Brow n x I D r We QW-if Q , , "Toots" Hains of' Jack Sutcliffe ' two Kutztow through ABOVE: Ellie snags another rebound. Players' BELOW: I've got it! ABOVE: Okay, Jack and Glenn, whose ball 7 is it? LOWER LEFT: Kind of looks like Sputnik, doesn't it? LOWER RIGHT: Don't give up, Jack! ABOVE: Toots fights for ball while Ellie looks on with interest. ABOVE: Sutcliffe stretches. for the ball. BELOW: Teamwork? Ellie misses it this time. BELOW: I've got it. VIP retz" Heilman Hi' "Bear" Moyer Jim Deimler Opponent West Reading . . Lower Dauphin . . Palmyra ...... Milton Hershey . Hershey ...... South Lebanon . . Northern Lebanon Cornwall ..... Elco ........ -Myerstown . . . . Northern Lebanon South Lebanon . . Cornwall .... South Lebanon . . Northern Lebanon Cornwall ..... Elco .... Elco ..... Myerstown . . Myerstown . . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING Mr. Wernerfcoachj D Wentlmg, R Tarbet G Loose, R Boger, K Keller STANDING K M11 ler fmanagerj, W. Evans, B. Hutchmson, R Youtz, R Frebrg, I-I Smrth, B Shuey, K Brant Qmanagerj FRONT: E. Loy, S. Kreamer. CENTER: K. Gingrich, S. Peterson. BACK: D. Bow, V. Euston. Score 33.. 47.. .. 40.. .. 38.. .. 42.. 35.. .. 22.. 27.. 18.. .. 30. 21.. .. 28.. 29.. 30.. .. 25.. 25.. 23.. Opponent Harding ..... Henry Houck . . . Milton Hershey . Harding ...... Elco ........ Northern Lebanon Palmyra ...... Cornwall . . . Myerstown . . . South Lebanon . . Milton Hershey . Elco ........ Northern Lebanon Palmyra ...... Cornwall . . . Myerstown . . . South Lebanon . . JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Score 48 ...34 25 43 .21 .....23 . ...30 .28 . 23 24 40 20 .....19 . ...24 27 26 ....2O FRONT ROW: C. Gardner, A. Boyd, J. Wentling, J. I-Iostetter, G. Fiebig, R. Mark, D. Achen- bach, J. Schneider, R. Morgan, M. Miller, J. Tice. SECOND ROW: R. Beard, M. Wentling, T. Miller, L. Plaster, D. Magni, W. Fidler, J. Slaybaugh, J. Long. THIRD ROW: D. Martin, C. Wenger, Mr. Eshleman Qcoachj, D. Smith. M Q ' A - FIRST ROW: G. Worcester, H. Brown, J. Honafius, B. Young, J. Deimler, E. Krebs, D. Moyer, J. Shenk, L. Meyer, B. Hartman, B. Meyer, K. Heilman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moyer fCoachj, T. Embich, A. Meyer, F. Yeager, C. Meyers, G. Loose, H. Weitz, D. Wentling, D. Salerno, D. Rogers, B. Hutchinson. SOCCER Captain Lyle Meyer and Coach Moyer hold soccer ball symbolizing County Championship, as All-Stars Jim Honafius and Glenn Wor- cester look on. dl - FIRST ROW: E. Krebs, K. Anspach, L. Felty, L. Meyer, J. Honafius, D. Blouch, H. Brown, B. Young. SEC- OND ROW: J. Shenk, K. Keller, E. Neidich, R. Fiebig, C. Wood, R. Tarbet, J. Lasek, H. Weitz. THIRD ROW: R. Youtz, B. Hartman, K. Weaver, F. Yeager, G. Balmer, R. Leach, D. Wentling, R. Boger, A. Meyer. FOURTH ROW: J. Schneider, T. Embich, J. Tshudy, Mr. Gerber fCoachJ, J. Hartman, D. Beck, P. Graham, C. Wenger. SR. HIGH TRACK TEAM JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: W. Donmoyer, R. Ulrich, M. Kreiser, G. Feibig, R. Morgan, C. Miller, J. Bainbridge. SEC- OND ROW: A. Keller, C. Gardner, M. Tanner, V. Shoemaker, T. Shenk, D. Patton, J. Tice. THIRD ROW C. Wise, G. Young, D. Achenbach, T. Miller, C. Beresich, M. Hitz, D. Kreiser. FOURTH ROW: A. Boyd, Mr. Eshleman, QCoach, Assistantj, Mr. Gerber fCoachl, G. Hardick. Lyle Meyer Ken Anspach Ed Krebs LOWER LEFT: Felty making a first place jump. LOWER RIGHT: Wentling about to break County record. ABOVE: Chuck Miller does his best. LEFT: A good baton pass by Felty in a record breaking 880 relay. BELOW: As usual Ellie leads the pack in the 100 yd. dash. 'Q 1' xi A , gb ., N L - x L, Jim Honafius Don Blouch Jerry Shenk 4. ABOVE: Mr. Gerber accepts the team trophy at the County Track Meet. i l UPPER LEFT: Our speedy mile quartet. UPPER RIGHT: Ellie , f receives his trophy as high scorer. RIGHT: Fiebig soaring over X? k I ? the bar. BELOW: Glenn, Jr. Hi. winner, watches Ellis set new . l Akk' t f ' County record. BELOW: Blouch breaking the tape. In .X I , I- , - . ix Larry Felty Bill Young Harry Brown 'L F, FRONT ROW: K. Heilman, P. Kreider, G. Worchester, D. Hains, D. Salerno. SECOND ROW: J. Hostetter, H. Smith, K. Ditzler, T. Perlaki, P. Graby, R. Bucks. THIRD ROW: B. Coleman, T. McCracken, A. Keller, B. Morris, E. Neidich, J. Schneider, Mr. Snyder Qcoachj. BASEBALL Pretz Heilman . Dan Salerno Pete Kreider Dale I-iains FIRST ROW: J. Mc Gee, V. Sheffy, V. Tshudy, S. Spotts, D. Fortna, A. I-Ieilman, A. Hains. SECOND ROW: K Wamsher, B. Smith, I.. Long, S. Fisher, C. Gingrich, F. Sattazahn, R. Magni. THIRD ROW: Miss Shaffer fadvisorj, D. Bow, R. Hughes, J. Miller, B. Reese, S. Kauffman, S. Smith, B. Fry, L. Schwenk fmanagerj. I O 0 7S rn '4 Virgie Tshudy demonstrates her hockey skill, which won her a place on the first team of the United States Field Hockey Association, to Alma Heilman, Ginney Sheffy, a member of the second team, and Dottie Fortna. SITTING: L. Schneider, J. McGee, V. Tshudy, V. Sheffy, D. Fortna, J. Fry. KNEELING: Y. Englebach, D Sheaf, S. Smith, G. Nickliss, S. Kline, J. Royer, L. Bender. STANDING: K. Wanisher, F. Peiffer, L. Long S Belmer, S. Sports, S. Fisher, C. Gingrich, A. Hains. Ginny Sheffy Z. ,B ,L GIRLS' BASKETBALL a gl iw ,.. N N . f .. A w rw. 1 ' af' 2 . R Qi. I Ivy f R N '+- I . wi iw . " ' - , V. " 1 " . I Miss Shaffer Qcoachj, A. I-Ieilman, B. Smith, L. Tice fmanagersq Dottie Fortna Virgie Tshudy ROW ONE C. Gingrich, B. Smith, K. Seidel, D. Fortna, V. Tshudy, G. Sheffy, A. Hams, L Schneider ROW TWO Miss Schaeffer, J. Fry, B. Rhoads, J. Miller, S. Kauffman, J. Miller, S. Belrner, R. Hughes, S Sutcliffe, S Smith, D. Bow, B. Fry, J. Freck. TENNIS TEAM Our girls this year played a brief but successful tennis schedule. Miss Schaeffer 's racqueteers played Susquehanna and Lebanon each twice, defeating Susquehanna 20 to 5 and 42 to 6, and defeating Lebanon 13 to 11 and tying them 12 to 12. 103 Y - V 4 V .,,. ,,,--2.07-...,,,,', .Url-,.',,..,...T VK- .A,.,-,. im.: ....,l , . UNDERCLASSIVIEN it ex n 3' ii' " XE, 5 qi ,..Q J, I L ati ng lin ' x l, M 'V' . ,", fr g m aj 13 j ..,. r .,, gg .,,. : , F 5 r M a ,Q 'Ui 7-,fi bs! 9 XS ,T f- as Q 3 K 1 E1 1' -ll W H v I ' 53 , g T 'F . f F 1' ' 5- P K is A V Q ra S g- , R, 'l 7 X M. if 1" - . - " k K K Q. 5 -5? .gl it 1 . ,. "i it . A ': NJ .i J 2 SQ Kish . ii aan if-4 'R . , j g G J Q g lf' 2' F Q 3 ,rr 'Z e. Q!l,.,, A ,Y r".ef,P t W? Ju .aa im.-r ss .' A I rr ,Q FN .,,, g y y 1 r . .fr f rf.. .ri I . 'v A . xv.hL ,A K :P LF S? fi - 'Sl'-xi-3 . xv Q - Sl Kr 7f,,.v' If in P. ' if . f, sam -'azifxitrx' it I A fl Q M- : : 'U i Tk! lx A V: T CMD E ,M Nix: 5 1 A . .N h, ,Z ..k, A Er Gary Balmer Barbara Beck Terry Binldey Betty Blocher Carole Bowman Marilyn Bowman Linda Boyd Judy Boyer 1' : wr r 'S -3 , 1 , Y ..k .. - F k yi ' . M t 5, 2 ' Rf-ffffu 'V OSS Glenn Worcester George Lo President Vice-President Joyce Bradley Caroline Brandt F Kenneth Brandt .IUNICDR ' 3' 1 Sylvia Brown s,ff,5mN Richard Bucks Trudy Bullock ' .F Barry Comins ' Kathleen Cramer I Ruth Custer Frank DiNunzio J iili 'P Q fi Linda Dissinger Robert Dissinger V r V Carol Donmoyer - 3 I, 1 Carol Dourte ' Edward Duffy 'wi' -.Q 5 lg "Ji f" K , , 2 . 1 -nl as .J Alan Evans Frank Fasnacht Christine Fedder Tony Felczak Kerry Felty Richard Fiebig Judy Finkbiner Suzanne Fisher Janet Forney Judith F ortna Carol Gingrich Mary Gingrich Ann Hains Georgette Hardick Ellis Harding James Hartman David I-leagy Elaine Herr Shirley Herr Michael Hipp William Hoffman George Holz Barry Hostetter Alfred Howard Kerry Keller Warren Kern Michael Kless Kenneth Kline Dale Kreider Doris Kreider sc? if :-'fr I as 'J Q sa. v f ,neg N x A V, F53 1, S-7 T! 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A A -' Judy Tittle F' I 5 i Joseph Uhler f L V Mary Unger 'N X f f ' 'V 4 Karen Wamsher i' 'M 'si Ag 'R V pr 'D l Q F' Stanley Weaber 1,1 ' " I-fi" 1, -2, 'ff Pamela Weaver ,N J 711 -'D fn , Ethel weik V S L lx 'M Henry Weitz V 1 Nancy Whisler fr Rosalie Windle 4 1 , , Frank Yeager V ff F' Y WLC " Cb gi ' F' Charles Yeagley 'IPX l 'I' -3 fa V L , . if 'Jw Srl.: rl :Q A F' J ,,rr VV ' Q 'f rf- JJ 45, 'a - w Ar 13 fl: 'L Q! , ,, ' Q,-: W f- , Vg: r Vs , lla '-9 V , .at l l 1 I V . A , 1. ,L ll 7,1 5 vnu Q A, " J' fi 4' or 'ire fc r 2 Q v' 1 A 'U 5- -J 1... qw Q3 BG. :eu B ll 'ig' '+R J -55 if 1 it 'in sf li yi r 1f,A , o r Donald Beck Bonnie Bell William Berry Barbara Blauch Caroline Blauch Dale Blauch Joyce Blauch Evelyn Blocher Richard Boger Geraldine Bollinger Cherie Books Nancy Bowman Thomas Bowman William Coleman Larry Crider Margaret Custer "' .. L FA zl , , '? nrt, X . 1 , J in xl Nelson Scharadin Ronald Youtz President Vice-President SOPHOMORE Elaine Dissinger Q. QS , Kenneth Ditzler gy if Lois Doutrich , 1 A ' David Ebersole ,V Joseph Eckenrode . 'HES ' N19 Lloyd Edris 5? Q Q- V ,K - , g ni -A Melvin Elliott sf Q 'iar Q30 A Thomas Embich . " r "PQ Yvonne Englebach Q y A X ' - Jacqueline Eshleman i J in f 3 y y V Weston Evans f 5 ,V if Q4 gh 1' may gy ,3 5' A4 as Tgrryflasgfcht Q t -.4 .., A A Q gy ,Q I- Q' aro 1 er I " 4r' F-"' B 6 John Frantz " I 5153. , ,- r X B X my Dawn Freeman Xb Linda Getz J I K I P'yyr z B Beatrice Gibble 'f 'W FQ " if Q1 ' ' ' 3 Henry Graby ? 1 if Q lg E 353. , ,wx ' Martha Graby , , it n Piiffaiiiam A ' . QQ X v-7: M F Margaret Graybill JL . Verna Grubb Qt - ,V J , V , 5 Carol Haak P 3 3 N' 'QL 'J' I' f T 4, Barry Hartman 'fgyk ly, K' if '-ll ... :ggi Henry Heisey vi iam? A . "-7' , J Jack Heisey 'Y fr X " 'J E H is E Q mma err E f 1 4 . A . is ls -as WM? , BN- f' A , - 1... 1 - - f ' s f Q- v 5' - 'ffm' I - , - fs ' I A . , Q Os K 'A H r Q my A K -fr .- ,qt I I . his A y w,,,j5f J Q, I 1- N y , 'Q . gi wr f r fr . - 5 A Q .. at 3 4 Sherry Hershey Rose Anne Hill Emily Hoffman Linda Houser Martha Howard Bert Hutchinson Q A John Bomgardner Sue Ann Foltz Secretary Treasurer CLASS s Yr Nancy Johnson Deal Keener Dale Kline Judy Kline I Patricia Kline Robert Kreider Ronald Kreider Ruth Kreider Mildred Krum Raymond Lasher Larry Lebo James Leedom Janet Lehm an J Mary Lentz nl V 1 Q' W Sus an Light La' . Carol Long '73 11,' , g, V . x 'E sr. it fp: ,J Barry Longenecker Bernadette Mariani ' .. 1 . A Dean Marshall f ag K Md' Dennis Marshall I as f is " f' Elzalena McConnell - 1. 1 ' V Adrian Meyer , K n Karen Miller q' Q , iffilid Keith Miner - mf 'Pr , if J Carol Moyer k ' Nancy Moyer X A 7 U Ralph Moyer Q Elmona Peiffer Pat Reinhard lr , N., ' '-Q. fav .' Ruth Reiss if YA f' Betty Sattazahn T: . 'Eg X '11 K ...I Paul Seaman , Keith Seward , Q: 1 'L A V- Benjamin Shuey ' ,Q Y, T 1 a lm 'U I, Donald Shuey . S' ' ' " I Robert Smith V I --9 r , 1 Randall Theis i -f ' ' if 2 , me , f ' 1 A ' I - alms, 'ls f' ' John Tshudy , - Larry Waltermeyer Elvin Weaber I J , 4 V Kenneth Weaver ' 9' g J, K 3 kg Kenneth Wenger k -4' Y Y Y" ""' ' V. , David Wentling , fx- 1 K f It 2 ' an gm qi W, g A K Lillian whine: 2 g . A :ni X Joan Wolfe Scott Womer Gloria Young Kay Young James Zengerle nf I it fi' XM! 3 f' f 'G I -Q. 4? Q fx ' -'wx 'tr' 'W I 3 v Q CQ r X'hA, W Patricia Achey D Ai 1 E 5 Q ff 2 Q F .. w f 454 y 0 C .um. H .Lg E I N M E- if Q John Bainbridge Q, L- wg iz' xr. Q ,f , F on ' W J , X 'f Qj figiffr Q A Q. s .X 1 Q 5 'E .54 .si m X ' QQ Q Q Susan Belmer Glenn I-lains James . . K! . . . 'fn 49 Q njng -we ' if f' ,J Q H2233 211212 President vilffslfiiflent J r- D. J 'lx Charles Beresich s o J " J ' Donald Boeshore ' RLY. Q .QA A -If at 'Q' ' " Nr E 7, Q X l X ' Judy Boger Q g we Gerald Bollinger N'N Q J ,gg Sandra Boltz f vp ff 'X ,I U fi G X 'W lv Eleanor Bomgardner "' .Q 'wx 5'--S if Q i James Bomgardner 495 ' loaf Nancy Bomgardner '- Jay Books Dale Bow A A Kenneth Bowman . Q Ammon Boyd 'Q Q? 'P' "ii " IW q ff "5 0 1521113123 5 "" .., f- -I3 i J A ,iq r txl Earl Buchmoyer - E 'H E'-' E"f'f A iz ' Rachael Cutman is " H ' 1 ' Y" ' Fayetta Daub J Robin Daub ert EQ V ' ' ",'nr 'E Edward Dechert 'F -0 if 1? 5' 'Q 3 Fi 'fr -E Vinette Detweiler :-, QQ L 3' William Donrnoyer 35" 13.4 ia , ,rf ff'-"' Joseph Dowdrick , A 'ff J Barbara Dunn WK ' 'M' iv Sara Ann Ebersole ' X ' Q Kenneth Erdman 'N Q gf-lg Q Anna Estep fix' M ' E if Virginia Euston ,Q la J, gr 5 we V I j Carol Fasnacht it C? -Q ' ' Q F' Shirley Fedder J N3 4'7" J i".'J7" riff 'Q Glenn Fiebig ,I we mf Judy Frech DIMM ,,-- X K j- 'J Becky Fry Xu XF- ,,.' lg, Q Q , ,Jr r-,: Joan Fry Q , Q Q ,f Q Glenn Funk Q 1 Q5 If Q Q, 3 if Larry Funk 'Q 3' Q. in A gf A A 1'-J K 'fy 'W 0 -1. Richard Graby t .-,V Q ff jf i .QQ Clair Grubb 1" V Xe- K Q ,- Q I ,H Dana Beth Haak ' J fix f i, X "? "" , l , Mary Ann Hanley I W A .- .Q N., ., , -rw Q .W rx., Q if JH NJ' Jig? " fjf'1yf.Q-2 'S X George Hardick J X D N M' ' 'D H ' X Wade Hartman Q Q N Della Heagy , i 1 , W' if A Donna I-leagy 4 'FQ f QE -f "5 "' Ga ff fa' pp, riff: ar m- John Heffner -41 . ffl' Cer' 2- 53:2 iii? MQ ,V ' ' ,Q wg Jean Herr X G HM DQ, fi I 1CAheryl.oHei:-Eicik k Q . ary u e ric A QQ ' Mark I-leverling I ,L R in , J Dell Hilton N w Q -31 or Q 1 gr Q f -2 6 'Q 1, 9 gy' Michael Hitz Q , .fr ,Jaqk yvffrf i " K 1 fl' Donald Hoffer rx mx X or , is LQ Y A Carl Horning I QB xl Q --- X X x Lois Hostetter i Y X A 5 li Q yxl' M f Rudene Hughes Q - - in J Q Arthur Keller ig ri Q Q Q Sandra Kline , 'E my ' , A , , , A Carole Kline ra 5' li 6 E E' ., rr' A? C0 5 'Y 435 if 29' E B 9' Harold Knapp fig Q Q 4' J ll' fl! ,g if Iggy. Keith Kramer ci? - , is ' b y ff x V, Q Q4 V ,,,. Ruth Kreiser 'B if , . .. ,A W . ,, J ' 1 r r 'iii-- -. o f H .... - 'wg . K 5 ...ff :ii A 'x" Q lies' "N.. I Sue Kauffman Patricia Long Secretary Treasurer Lois Kruger Linda Leach Marilyn Light Terry Longenecker Robert Mark Roger Maulfair Charles McConnell Carlene Miller Donna Miller . :lun is J ink? -get fag 2 ,Q -fy K iff X lx fl X I will 'Q at 31 N l W i Janet Miller " ' I r . . A Y' ' ,f Pr T Joan Miller ,ffl 3 Linda Miller A'Al'a 483 ' , R A D E Michaei Miner R , 45 Richard Miller V Ruth Miner .3 at 5 mi k 1 V2 ,y - fb Ruth Ann Miller '-.Q .43 5 ' . -,rf ' f VF' A Shirley Minnich i 'J ' 2 'A i-ll? V ll' Harold Mohnshine ef- N Randall Morgan , Leonard Mumma , H L, J Gail Nickliss g e, f 3. 1 g Richard Noll K 4 fi '52 ' ,vs ' '9 , 'S 9 'Y if S O'K f ' . ' 'ff J, J ' QM ,L ' uzanne ee e X Q 4. ggi qxxyh? xx CF! A W... I David Patton l 1r'- X A., ,V l Rob ert Payetta YH li X J 5 Q 'li' 'Y Robert Peiffer V I ,ig 1- Daniel Poorman F ii W ' 1 N X Q 5 sheua Pun r 'Q gr? '- J 4 Q F f -N is J N J Brenda Reddinger l' 5--L I A -T-?'f" ' ..- V ,f if' dugg Q 'M Carol Reddinger :T '?f Y ,X 617 I Barbara Reedy 1 J NJ - , V is Q' Gloria Rhen X 'M ' Brenda Rhoad Judy Royer s X 1 ,. I R A John Sanders f A ' f 5: f f H -Q 6 Carol Scheib BME 3 A .9 ' QQ, -Q is ' cv, Joseph Schneider J " xg' Xfire. .F Q' 'f Donald Seaman X2 Q W 5' ' Susan Shanaman " . L, EQ Dianna Sheaf X X Jodi Sheese ' Y Thomas Shenk H . ' 'X , Kathleen shindei ' 1: gt ,, 5, A 1' A ag f G ', -v ff '- Larry Shuman P f i :Y I "rs ,., f I-, ,.,- ' '-.4 Larry Smith ' iff: by A ,MTA ' Qf' 'N' Sandra Smith 'LW , f J ,A,' f ' Marian Snave1Y li Qi" X K . ' U Barbara Staeger Q , J John srickm ig if - ' A Gary Struphar 7 ' "' i .- X f' , h 1 Q ' Sandra Sutcliffe V J 'J 5' - R ' Th W, C 9 ,pf .3 " 'F F' , - Merle Tanner 'A 'gf' ,537 ' Jae. James Tice V 5 "-' - W gy .. A ,, 1 f ' 'K l 5: . Allen Tshudy ' 3 if i L 4 ' X Y 'T' Robert Ulrich X ' 1 K K XA Barbara Wampler Robert Wampler B Q , John Wentling , James Westhafer at Q .5 L, ' 1, 9 'Y 'F 'Q' Kitty Wilt ' 4+-f J, e-4' ' -Q V ' V, ' "5 Kenneth Witmer r 1 rv j if nv' l N31 B J '1 Karen Yake X at - ix A A , gg L A 'A Valerie Yeager , ,lx ' is 9 , -qj'-- fl, ' gn Y Susan Yorty e' K Paul Yost ik X J ,, Robert Zeigler ' , A ' ' Kay Zen erle L K Q 5 x 5 C 'U Q , 9' 7 8 . .M -.. , F Jorn Zimmerman 'filer -ey V Q, -.,: A... A gr., lorraine Zimmerman fx as J ' v ii 5 ' X V -37 1 iq ' , A :A ,Yi fm A A 1 u ls QA q i n , i -E ' 'f Q2 N Aki Q ,F i cr L x 3 J . , if lik e F , J F 71 J X L J h A H - 4 t - J ' f - ii .r 1 l 'JW -. 25 ' 1: , 1, ir ffssixlqlzm S lg ,. Q ff? N' 'ix L i Q EIGHTH Dale Achenbach Carl Albert Carol Allwein Henry Anspach Mary Ann Anspach Lisa Aumack Michael Bartley Patricia Bates Richard Beard Elaine Berezich Kenneth Berkheimer Richard Bixler Carol Blantz Brenda Blauch Ann Bollinger Charles Borngardner Barbara Bowman Carol Bowman Richard Bowm an Donna Boyer Miriam Brandt Susan Brewer Joan Bucher Allen Bucks Russell Chadwick Judy Cook Sally Cox Cheryl Croce Darlene Custer Jean Degler Maurie DiEnno Benjamin Dohner Donna Duplcr Anita Ebersole Diane Ebersole Nancy Ebersolc Mary Ann Ehrnfield Dana Ellenberger Doris Elliott , Cynthia Ensmingcr q J 1 John Ensminger 'e , F4 'G ' .5 ew Donald Eshleman su. .E V " ,af iff -.gpg Lucy Evans H Eleanor Fake X iii- F355 Gary Fasnacht S KM' N 5 ' Y YM Linda Fernsler t William Fidler Eleanor Fisher 1 'QW F Jane Foltz lg, Carl Forney fx Ann Frederick t J F I ' Kg Bonnie Funk Q 9 l i ' 2 B - vgflfrir m Patrick Funk Calvin Gardner Leon Gerlock John Gingrich Kathy Gingrich Martha Gingrich Ronald Gordon Helen Graby Brenda Granger Christine Hackman Harry Harbaugh Mary Hartman .4 . 1 ':,' . .B ' ' r is I . 'U '9 T- I 'FE J '9 1, as l -1- Q g . 4 R' -f' r i Ralph Hamer GRADE Helen Hawryluk Ruth Heagy Jean Heilman Linda Herr Russell Herr Kenneth Hershey Marlin Hetrick Larry Hipp Linda Hoffman Becky I-lolz Ellen Horning Kathleen Hostett James Hudson Macine Hutchinson Jean Kepley Rosemary Kless Ethel Kramer Kristen Kreamer Joanne Kreider Karen Kreider Robert Kreider Michael Kreiser Karl Landis Richard Lasher Ernest Lavine Mareda Light Michael Liles Cheryl Long Jacob Long Karen Long Leonard Long Carol Longenecker Richard Loose Q V' . Q . 'ii' ,, 1 4 , , '-nw . .Tx 1? W, , as Larry Loser L R A J 5 Michael Lowe 'Q .9 tg -w 5. 'Q 17:1 Q7 Eloise Loy .f X' 1-9 ' ' Dale Magni Carl Marshall Earl Marshall Donald Martin John Martin i Sharon Maulf air William McGinley ' Kenneth Meyer .f ,, Sandra Micozzi Arlene Miller Clyde Miller Diane Miller Ellen Miller John Miller Tim Miller Sa Mary Mitchell Ronald Moyer Janet Myers Carolyn Nickliss Robert O'Donel Donna Oliver Victor Peters Larry Plasterer Robert Posey Fred Pruitt Fred Ratliff Patricia Rauch Barry Reese ii DeAnna Reiss v -..,,,v - ,...,4.p. 1, ' 1 :Q Q be-I N .. 9 a EX' 1,1 , 6 1 512 Q R tl J 'cgi' 'AB-FI H QQ 3 I X , I - Q: " E3 ' X i , 1 ' L v x . 'rl 'TZ if-4: A "v', A, K ' AX M 3 - J, H f . I mx? X' s -we " P V 'bg it .,. 4. '71, 7- i ., A 'MFL -s KN . 11 K Q N -I, N. 5 L, f Q 5 4 ,fs J' iiii Ni J AL Q' :vi X 'U .M A 4 has Q14 iywt L N Q il V .- I ' fr, , ' . 9. ,lx ' XA, A 4 A 1 9 . ' Vai, 4- .Ai Wi ' ' ar u v. ' RVVA ' In Ill X' his 'fix if uv in Wax, R1 'G Q1 Q! i K --H Q - .,, lr Y N if g li as i I qi: Q :WSL 4 an D v. rin, pun. H na ' 5.. A v ui -N 'Q ... 'QF N x bi14 M .X 53:27 I f k ' qw.-'r I X A.. , gr 'Fw -Q W gf! :- Br 'cr , , . .Q-1 . 'W Q Qt! . fs. ? -'ff 1 Q vw 'qifx fi 99 Jane Remesnik Cassandra Rousch Nancy Sanderson James Schaeffer Q if ,!,g1s,.,:, si ii '4 ig WKX, -13+ x", 9'1- .Neh Q' ' A . dw ,R , ng fu , N-v '1- 1 f?-47' Kira , S S32 ,::,. 1' Q . ,gf 5, 4 Z A z iz ...X 5 s gifs. 'F 1 J Mft xr I ff? rr N X U is 91 JI 'r ii' r , . . 5' Hi x x 2 of X Michael Schmaltzer Janice Seibert Barbara Sellers Sandra Shaddock Thomas Shade Kay Shanaman Thomas Shanaman Jane Shenk Janet Shirk Robert Simmons John Slaybaugh Donald Smith Donna Smith Edward Smith Lamar Smith Olan Smith Marilyn Snavely Ann Sollenberger Jerry Speese Carol Spotts Faye Steinmetz , Joanne Struphar T' Robert Tanner Annette Tarbet Roxanne Teahl Q Susan Stob er Qi as at S Q if X ,Q -5 , Kenneth Turner W . '-. William Uhler y i , Linda Ulrich 1 . Robert Unger - Marian Walters Ernest Weaber 3 I V . X r '3 vi-gr. km' -. ! 4 iw ii iir 'v i g A Jam es We ab er S bvr, X ,ivv Robert Weaber 1 Dale Weaver 'J Richard Weik Carlin We ng er 4 in E Linda Weaber Michael We ntling Jennifer Wert , A slr .X Helen Whisler S - Kathy wiuiams 9 - Jean Wilt John Windle fr 'U Q K N. P3 Fi X '-, fl. Jacob Winters Curtis Wise Glenn Wright Warren Yeaglcy John Yorty Gary Young GRADE SE N Lena Anspach GRADE Darrell Baldwin Larry Barnes Robert Basehore Macklyn Be are Linda Blauch Doyle Blouch Ronald Atwell Barb ara Auman Floyd Aumspach G .G . fu' e 1' 5' N 1, ug I N 'S I s Kathleen Boeshore 2 Ruth Bollinger Sharon Boltz Barbara Bomg Jeffrey Bowman Eugene Boyd Stanley Boyer In rid Bretzius MAS. ardner T ' -'so . I Ymgw fa.: , 2 53' S Ellsworth Brightbill Stanley Bucher Fred Carpenter Theresa Carroll Barbara Chadwick ' fi, Bradley Coleman W Kenneth Comins f f X is xflx f x f ,os V Lee Condran r gg! if 13, Robert Cooper ' '-.lk ,7f' Sally Ann Crider .vi Judy Deckert James De Long Andrea DiEnno Q. .r J i fi 'K' f 1 , 1. . ,iid Ai A ' + ert r , " 5, 11 'Emp'-, y , in ., ,F e yl f if ,N Eye W kids ' fu- xl it i rt' 3 -Q Vi' X X A fflx if J 'Q 1 at 4'-are David Dissin er A David Ditzlgr ,,,j , f-, y Ray Doutrich ' L -' 57' Suzanne Dull .,., fx, Sandra Dunn ig .xg kt V1 - f'5 Gary Embieh Alice Estep M Q , Q gif' f -4 5. Carl Fake K 'r-I' 4 ' ' -"'x If ' Mervin Fansler I . - H X '-qv' 5' Michael Felczak ' i K' R X r Edgar Fernsler 'K ' 3 'ze gil Jane Finkbiner Carolyn Fox James Fox Susan Fox Michael Fry Rosemary George V 'vb , h - . .m Jean Gerber ' Clyde Gingrich Kay Gingrich Neil Graby Sandra Granger Cheryl Greene 'J a- ' 2 Q 'wi' wx Q wry' P' 4 V ':",f G -B -r A 0 X 1 .14 John Grier 3, : , 4 K. B 1 W We if r James Gross 5. Q, ,1 QA 'Y 'Q Jon Gruber 4 X' Vg"5' 1 Adrian Haak bg? if fd 'yt Donna Hanlon 5 A ,L g Y' i , A it SEVENTH I K P J V Gerald Hanlon ' r 5 , ' Iol N..,N l g 5 Evelyn I-Iarkins 'U : Q- ig- Harold Hartman " p i Elva Heagy D gf ' 'K"V at Norma Heeter Q5 Gary Heilman I Y - I Douglas Hemperly ' lv 5 'E Darlene Herr ful" Y ' 1 Diane Hen' ,' , f L ,AgA Lorraine Hertzog 1 Susan Hetrick Q X Leah I-litz I I L 2 '- x Kenneth Hoke 'S V 'Q' .3 . 2 Jerry Hoover ' , ' Lois Horn A ,Q V A ,X A'A. ' J . Edgar Horst CIE N 1 six Arlene Hostetter :l 'if R J JW 3 lxlcfliii. .Alb if Mary Hostetter J 1- L J r Sandra Hostetter '. -Q9 Q'-Q, 2. E 'Q .Q 5,4 Sarah Howard 3' 0 133, W If - Z 1-.gfiif Ernest Howell V. l g 1 Richard Kindt ' AN yi ,V . James Kinney Q , X. 'il " 4: -.1 Q 1 I 1 wr!! lf? 'sis Qxi, 5 ng is J it . 1 .O :V 1 Xi? ri 1 1 ' 151 'Q' 'if 1 l' 9 in 'Q 1.5 f ,, is' 4 K . sar are fl, xy 1 ri . J if as A J ' 1 , F ' 5, A X gif, X N if 'I -is it J 2 if M J wr ill? S 4 A Jack Kline Paul Kline Stanley Kline Robert Kling William Kramer Michael Krause Fred Kreamer Stefanie Kreamer Jean Krieder Patricia Kreidcr Q Donald Kreiser 4 K' , Brian Kruger ' 'ig f Donna Lasch Sandra Laurer Brenda LeBourgeois Irma Lentz Sally Lentz 9 Bonita Long lv? Randolph Long K ,,,g,,2' Joyce Loy Sylvia Malm Julie Maurer ' Pat McConnell Dennis McDona1dson 1 ,Q Carole Mease ' James Meyer " Barbara Miller X Bonita Miller Brian Miller A Carrie Miller Dennis Miller l W F Kenneth Miller Sally Miller John Mohnshine 'Q Q.. Q i .J V. Q., ,f A. , if Q S 9 '-A L in J S if lnls J ' , , in.t .:i-.fiYr R GRADE Ronald Shay Aubrey Shenk Sherman Mohnshine Barbara Moyer I, Darlene Moyer -f Qs'-r Tro Mo er . Y Y . James O'Keefe 4,.e fy, Donald Peiffer Roger Pellegrini X Sally Ann Peters Carol Plasterer Glenn Reigle Darlene Reiss John Reitz Jane Rice lois Risscr John Rivera Cathy Rohland Kenneth Rohland Virginia Rothermel Marie Ruber Frederick Sanders Faye Sattazahn June Sauder Barbara Schaeffer Charles Schaffner Philip Schneider Lynette Schwalm Nancy Seaman Kenneth Sellers Vernon Shoemaker Bonita Shuey Harold Shuey Daniel Smith 'f 'Vt Susan Stark i Carol Stephen Wayne Strasbaugh Cynthia Swingholm g ' Rose Tavani David Thompson X , ' Jessica Tice , or Barry Tienter f : James Ulrich Sally Ulrich 4 ' 4, If Dennis Wampler - Arthur Wartluff S Claire Watson R 3- Floyd Weaber Q Barbara Weaver ' - Donald Weaver Bonita Weidler 'Q Victoria Wengert Charlotte Whisler Q ,Q Carol Whitman f x. f W all Susan Wildensin ' Y Gary Winters i Vfiif qy' -. Robert Witmer 'TW PV ' Q' ' Earl Wolfe Gerald Yake Nancy Yeagley fi 9. N Melvin Young M 6.5 Robert Young r J , Je an Zimm erm an .. 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We ex ress our a reciation to the followin s onsors, whose financial support has helped to make P PP 8 P this yearbook a reality: Albert's Body Shop John Albert, Fleet Water Systems Annville Frozen Food Service Arndt's Sub Base Daniel Baldwin, Meats Batdorf Department Store Beard 's Food Market Ivan G. Beare, Masonry Contractor Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford R. Blouch Richard A. Blouch Bob's Amoco Service John H. Boger 8: Son John Bohr, Trucking Theodore Books' Planing Mill Mr. 8: Mrs. George Bow Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Bowman H. F. Brandt, Electric Appliances Brandt Feed Mill Brough 's Upholstery Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Ben Brown Mr. 8: Mrs. Ezra Buchmoyer C. 8: T. Engineering Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Clark Carmean The Car -Let Motel Cleona Hardware Store Cleona Shoe Repair The Co-Ed Luncheonette William H. Condran Davis Rexall Pharmacy Dottie's Beauty Salon Mr. 8: Mrs. Leroy S. Dupler Ebersole - -Pontiac - -Oldsmobile Edris Service Station Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Elliott El Rancho John E. Ensminger, Insurance Mr. 8: Mrs. William Euston Rev. 8: Mrs. John Ferich, Jr. Fink's Bakery, Inc. Fittering 's Asphalt Paving Flip 's Auto Sales Earl E. Forney Franks' Hot Dog Shop Fry's Used Furniture Mrs. Ada Funk Mrs. Carl B. Funk In memory of Carl B. Funk Earl L. Funk, Distributor of Wengert Funk's Garage Gerry Funk Mr. 8: Mrs. John H. Funk Ginqder 's Tydol -Veedol Station Granger 's Poultry Dr. 8: Mrs. John R. Groh H. 8: H. Farms Mr. 8: Mrs. David B. Hains Ellis Harding Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Harkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy C. Harmon Clair Hart, Coal Hauling Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Hawryluk, Jeweler Heagy Electric, Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Harold Heagy Dr. 8: Mrs. L. N. Heilman Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd K. Heilman Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Heisey Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren A. Heisey Mr. 8: Mrs. David Herr Herr 's Electric Horn 8: Heberling, Wholesale Meats Industrial Sanitation Inc. K 8: B Bowling Centre, Inc. Ken's City Service Paul H. Kettering 'S Milk SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Klopp Kreamer Bros. Furniture Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert E. Kreamer Elmer Kreider H. W. Kreider Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Kreider Mrs. Helen Kreiser 8: son Don Mr. 8: Mrs. Anton Kubolick Lebanon Valley Dairies Lebanon Valley Farm Bureau Lebanon Valley National Bank Lebanon Valley Offset Company Inc. Mrs. Anna Light V. Earl Light Lily Ann Shoppe Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Long Long 's Insurance Agency bong's Nursery Phyllis Long Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Long Maxwell B. Love Manbeck's Wholesale Nick Mariani Martin's Sports Center Marty's Music Store John H. McClure H. L. Meyer Inc. Harry M. Meyer Mr. 8: Mrs. Irvin Meyer Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin Meyer Miller 's Nursery 8: Garden Club Miller 's Self-Service Food Store Morgan's Esso Station Mr. 8: Mrs. John Morgan Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Nagle Reigle 's Jewelry Store Reese's Peanut Butter Cups Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur J. Riegert Mr. 8: Mrs. Anton G. Ruber D. L. Saylor 8: Sons Dr. 8: Mrs. Nelson Scharadin Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer J. Schneider Shearer's Service Station Dr. 8: Mrs. F. G. Sheese Mr. 8: Mrs. Jesse V. Shenk Shott's Bros., Cleona, Pa. Mr. 8: Mrs. David K. Shroyer Slaughter 's Custom Floors H. J. Smith 8: Sons, Dccavating Mr. Lester Smith Snyder Appliance Sprecher 's Service Station and Diner Stewart's Music Store Stone Bar Restaurant Stroh 's Produce Market Mr. 8: Mrs. John Sutcliffe Mr. 8: Mrs. Clayton Tice, Jr. Uhler Studio Umberger 's Mill Viozzi's Food Market Walborn 8: Boyer Body Shop Waltz 's Barber Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Riley W. Weaber Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Wenger Wengert's Dairy, Inc. H. I. Weiman 8: Sons Dr. 8: Mrs. Henry Weitz Whisler's Gulf Service White's Food Market Mark Wolfe, Barber Paul C. Wolfe, Insurance Mr. 8: Mrs. Elra A. Worcester Zengerle's U -ww ,. by . tr F., xt l m ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne'er be broken Formed in Annville High Far surpassing wealth unspoken Sealed by friendship 's tie. High school life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by Then let us pledge in word and deed Our love for Annville High. Chorus: Alma Mater, Alma Mater Deep graven on each heart Shall be found unwavering true When we from life shall part. ti' 'J ll I ll K + V 1 lqf- sg-1 A-uni gzxmo- can .mfs vo. xv!