Boiling Springs High School - Bubbler Yearbook (Boiling Springs, PA)

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Clif 0 5 0,9 QC een J l Q Q 1 'T' .v 0 or w a over oo: me reel o moe l 'neo ET lwh zzed r o a huoe 'na saucer l wa zr 1 on h J o rp ca no a r' se 1 ll' P Saolrore e er e a f C ln a arg mo e n hool ao a enl lo d r o Pal was lc le u arrlhrnell s my llylng au er perl a ound lhe bus ress e on ol a large crly l happened lo o an e lnlo a lew wrndow ar much lo my suror l saw lawyers Earl l-lollenbauo a uren nnelly d a e erl case whlle lhe r are Joyce Ryra D d Pornarr l noles In Macy s pens llashed because hard al work were Arlene Golden and Peggy Eckenr de laklng dlclalron wl-l same oflv e l saw Emlly Marlrn lyprng a bug busrress epo l ln a nearby lhealer l saw aclress Shryle M Coy s rryale secrelary Rulh Mcl.aughlrn bookrng a personal app aran e lor Shryle Worknng unduslruously on lhe lughllng syslem was chuel eleclrlclan Carl Frnkey l glanced down Frllh Avenue and saw lhe vrvacuous model Sally Jo Kearns enlerung Molly Mullen s Beauly Shop Al lhe door she paused lo greel Dorolhy Shearer a lamous Power s model As l conlrnued down Prllh Avenue l passed a smarl dress shop owned by Verna Ylnger Among her employees were Jeanne Howe Frreda Shumberger and Gladys Mc Laughlrn My llyrng saucer agaln plcked up speed l skrmmed over lhe counlrysrde IU llme lo see Emma Cornman lendrng lo one ol her many larm chores ln an adlornrng lreld l saw her nerghbors Vance Bricker and Harold Ollo helpung Don llgen lrllz wrlh has harvesllng l glanced lnlo arlolher larmhouse wrndow lo see housewnle Jouella Crusey lurnmg on lhe radno lo hear lhe wealher lorecasl made by announcer Phrl Kearns She musl have heard lhal rl was qorng lo ram be cause she dashed oul lo lake down lhe wa h She waved hello lo her nerghbor l-l len Meals and Sally Rellner As I lraveled on, l saw Revenda Ocker lakrng her handsome lwrn boys lor a walk Che was qusl aboul lo calch up wllh house wrle Gayle Moyer er- Q r-ar rrrrrl mr meollep h le Z rrwr .1 r e BVY l VW! 5 r ou ruoc If l rn YU me wa Pal l-lurnmel Pal was g g lo 0 wa D llc al le fr'D w '-lel are w o wa o ucedo heohe eol mokrrg hu prpe and erroy PQ lhe un so d rr l breezed pa l l a ar d aw ore e lnoneollre ho els e roy g luxu es or yded l aso saw J m Wonder o wa gu lly lhe lorlune lell h m by a r ch urcle Nexl l lound mysell over lhe famous l-lohe h Un v srly ln Germany whe e l codld see Paul l-le z o w -1 ng or a reporl enlrlled Problem ol Germanys Pa rn ' menlally say ng l-l lo PaJ llurned my aucer a un an slarled lowa d New York aoavn When l ool lhere ll-e ll sl person l saw was Lelllra Pelerson ourchaslng eguromenl he would need lor a lr p rnlo lhe hearl ol Alf ca Sudd ly he caled lo a lr erd l was aslonrshed lo dls over ll wa Jean l-lammann who was known wr ely for her orog e s rn so al wor I lound lhal I was becomrnq lar d so l lurned my saucer homeward l look one las+ glance over rny shoulde and saw nn y rn lhe dr lance a b ck lay r l was Q ll Rynar w o was h lomq l r n a rlro ar clan Rxgg s luneral home ln lea lhal l mrghl be ome a cu lorner ol John l caullously gulded my saucer away from lhe scene us as I was nearrng home l heard a loud all os l-lummell You gel rrohl up and gel ready lor school' You know you have llnals lodayl Whal a rude awakerwng lrorr my llrghl rnlo lhe lulurel Y C! 6 12 y l hivei l'l'9 :J'J 3l Nw l l'9l YC WW l Gif' hil. l 'c ce2 'L' vhzrrai 3'ao ey er: Pa- errroer were Age' in y'n :V My 're' 6 5 Z df lf' lhe N99 he-rs rafrg 'he' 'zz 1 recalreo a' usb' .scifi Garage. ore rhghi I hysca' ard e al e ness ' l l. lorc- Vs -'r::.rrer' --.ex -.rss Shcorur' ar: Errer' -s'::,. Ing lc 'nf a ll'5ull ala l r. rn.. ' 'elYl V' ln the Pun'A'q C Cie ::'rce :r :Ph Mccte -'-af e 36.-.ef -t horlzcn cn 'J gnefc-corlrclled . s socn assls'an' Eos' T: -'fro was rcr:.'r'rg DH Yre' 72, - ga ' g clown f, e gnomerlle people on ear'h. As l shol oczer. cas' 'he ecorrrcus Mercy l 'os:'la l s' C lenly recogrlled New l 15.-,r Error Srarrgeuor, 're 'sw' 'r 'e' e e 'i some ol ,y clfssl .a'e:. VT VV rd a ,uno va' vw' or. -P, 'ern 3: Sh P, f- : .f.' he wa' CCN: 'Ariz rs T-mic' i5 Prartls I. c, as he dlclalud lo h's sour l rw Joan MQ- oeajlial d 'lol e afer. E e wat fresfrr: n oy. l e, d ' sc ll C-. l lhe hoscllal l on so he lans lc' a 2 urch soda. Tre' 'rw 'mfg' saw Pal Dlllard leachng l-er second-graders ln readrg' new lurned loward lhe sea. CO l C33 AP' l.lll9'r busy ichrg her C' :Pls Vfh' - oo 1' g ole lh- ocean l gazed ri:-. ar: iaf-' a ' - li. 'arge N sh'p' lc X 'nazernerl l-lar: 2 '. e'ci: r err: A l ' g Q 3 N Jr T, 5 Q47 , :rarv Bcye were l sy sc rl l 'rg lhe deck. 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' Ill!! -A i 1 Hundreds of Soulh Middlelon Township pupils parlicipaled in 'rhe recordings for 'rhe daily broadcasls over S'l'a'rion WLXW in celebralion of American Educalion Weelc-November 6 +0 l I. Rodney Mellinger conduc+ed Paul Herzog on a verbal +rip lhrough- ou+ 'rhe school. Every phase of educafion in bofh elemenfary and sec- ondary schools was covered. I+ has been fhe good for+une of 'fhe Class of '5I +o have as a fellow member for lhis school year +he German exchange sludenl, Paul Her- zog. We have enjoyed having Paul wi+h us. Paul and fellow classmahs in America X X' . F' AJHUM1' 1 an 'z 1' su r 44Qe,+ P U f.- -'!,,g9i,4 'J' .Syafufe fo glcfucafion We lake 'rhis oppor'runi+y lo salufe educa+ion. May our schools confinue lo grow in years lo come in order lo offer ever-increasing opporlunilies +o +he youlh of our nalion. The curricular and ex+ra-cur- ricular aclivilies in which we parficipaled during our school days will all assisl us in our slriv- ing lo advance in an adullworld. Paul a+ school in Germany

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fp-f g BLM sw EDITORIAL STAFF Lefuha Pelerson Edulor nn Clwuel Pal Hummel Assnsfanf Edufor Sally Jo Kearns Lu+erary Ednfor ART Shirley Kurfz Arf Edrlor Revenda Oclcer Elclon Townsend BUSINESS Lons Hummel Manager Lourene Donnelly Harold Slwuglwarf John Riggs Jouef+a Crusey PHOTOGRAPHY Dons Hammann Paul Herzog Dor olhy Shearer TYPISTS Romanne Barrzclc Helen Beam Peggy Eclcenrode Dorus Group Joyce Hess Jeanne Howe Gayle Moyer Sally Reffner Joyce Rynard Frneda Shum berger ADVERTISEMENT Carl Fmlrey Manager Earl Hollenbauglw Frank Boyer Rufh McGIaugI'1lm Slurley Kurlz Slnryle McCoy Joan McCoy Molly Mullen Gladys McGlaugl1Ian Emuly Marfm Arlene Golden Ed :for Advxsor ASSISIGHI Edlfor