Danville High School - Le Tresor Yearbook (Danville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1955 volume:

HARRY S RUHL Supervlsmg Prmclpal WALTER F MENSCH Prmczpal To THE CLASS or 1955 Durmg your hrgh school career you have shown that you know how to accept I'CSp0I1Slb1l1ty as mdxvxduals and as a class You have taken the 11'1lt13tlVC and carrled through to completxon many worthy progects Your teachers are apprecxatxve of the cooperatxon you have shown m student councll athletlcs musxc and your general class work The members of the Class of 1955 have set goals that the suc ceedmfv classes w1ll long strxve to surpass If thxs sp1r1t of co operatlon IS carrxed mto your 11fe s work xt IS certam that you wxll be a successful group of hlgh school graduates Good luck to each and every one of you lo THF CLASS or 1955 You have successfully attamed a goal whlch you projected mto your l1fe some years ago when you entered upon your hrgh chool career No doubt as you progressed through your classes you met wlth many dxscouragements whxch at tlmes may have caused doubts as to what step to take next The fact that you have now reached the pomt rn your hlgh school hfe where you are about to be graduated grves evldence that you had the mtellrgence and courage to overcome any doubt you may have had concermng the successful completlon of your hlgh school work You are to be congratulated that you have done so well and the good wlshes of members of the faculty and your many frxends are extended to you 9 Left to right: SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Elnora Houck, B.S. Mrs. Sara Free, B.S., M.S. Miss Florence Markley. B.S. Mr. Frank Bratton, B.A., M.A. ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES Left to right: Miss jean Gardm-r, B.S. Mr. Alfred Barratt, B,S., M.S. Mrs. Freda Lauhach, BS. Mr. Eugene Snyder, B.S. Mr. George Nlyerly, B.S. Lf-it to right: Mr. Robert Warrington, B.S., M.S. Mr. Edwin Klingcr, B.S. Miss Charlotte Dietz, B.S. Mr. Emery Miller, B.S., M.S. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE l.f'ff fo fighff Mr. jack Waniuh. BS.. M. S. Miss Gertrude Gardner, A.B. Mr. Walter McCloskey, B.S., IVIS. Mrs. Mary E. Kessler, BS.. M.S. T COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MUSIC AND ART Mr. Edward Litwllilcf. BS.. NIS. Miss Virginia Clivrrington. BS. Mr. Francis Pc-gg VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. jean Weller. BS. Mr. Kc-nm-th Bills, BS.. lX'I.S. lN'Irs. HL-lcn jcmlinson. B.A. Mr. Melville Kei' Mrs. Anna Milos 3 1 qi, IVIISS Hilda Styer Mrs, Elizabeth Wintersteen 1-1-1-1 4-A W...-suv if SECRETARIES 'i Trlr. Lvstvr Savidgc Nr. Harry VVcnigcr J ANITORS ndlm: I ft 1. rght: Fred Diehl. Lee Woodrutf, Walter Hagenbuch, James Geary, Il-Chgkntli Jr Sl rtHn-tmnliarryikhl d 0Wl'.'T, -. S Ull I li u 'ieate left to rn, t n I ID Charles Forney, Mrs. Olive Clark, Dr. F. Ritniiller, Norwood DANVILLE AREA JOINT SCHOOL BOARD COOPER TOWNSHIP Mearl Krum Donald Reinacker Stuart Hartman Ray Kreisher Charles Krum DANVILLE BOROUGH Dr. Harold Brown Dr. L. F. Ritmiller J. F. Gehrig john Pappas Theodore Bell Robert E. Lee Mollie Walter DERRY TOWNSHIP Donald Sahm Freeman Cromis, Sr. Walter Loncosky Leon Martz Russel Hornberger LIBERTY TOWNSHIP RUSH TOWNSHIP Oliver Reibsome Ernest Bower, jr. john Tanner Charles Getty James Geary Harry Mettler john Rine Frank W. Davis MAHONING TOWNSHIP Clark Shultz Norwood Fleck james Hartman William Strausser Howard Girton MAYBERRY TOWNSHIP Walter Cromley Lee Woodruff Mary Woodruff Paul E. Bird Robert Woodruff RIVERSIDE BOROUGH Charles Forney Charles Dewalt Edward Enterline Gordon Hallman Myrle Kease 14 Lester Campbell Lee Gademan VALLEY TOWNSHIP Steven Balschi Morris Edmeads Elizabeth Tovey Walter Hagenbuch Frank Watson WASHINGTONVILLE BOROUGH Harold Arner Thomas Billmeyer Mary Hoffman Lawrence Roberts Herman Seidel WEST HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP Ray Beagle Wilson Redka Leonard Hyer Leota Umstead F. Wintersteen 11 S E N Standing, left to right: D. Dennen, D. Ker, L. Seebold. Seated: B. Mader, V. Moodie. President .... Vice President .,.. Secretary 7,,. Treasurer ...,. Historian Class Advisor ...i. l R S ..,..Donald Ker Richard Dennen ,Barbara Mader ,..Vickie Moodie ,.....Lois Seebold .....Mrs. E. Houck Class Motto: Be the labor great or small. do it well or not at all. Class Color: Blue and White Class Flower: White Iris Senior class-that elite group with unique ideas-lefs get rings with round stones-we want our prom to be out ot this world -we've sold rnore magazines than ever belore-seriously kids, we could never have done it without Mrs. Houck- 16 DELORES PEARL ACKLEY Delores Quiet air of sophistication---varefrf-e nothing: interferes with play. Chorus 2: Magazine Salt-s -1: P1-anut salt-5 4: F. H. A. 4. JANET E. AUKER janet t'Soothinx: tone of voir-e goes steady with Eddie ffrit-ndly. Intramural Iiowlinp: 2. 3, 4: Intramu- ral Iiafkctlvall 2, 4: Chorus 3, -1: Uranue and Purple 2, 33 Yearbook I: Mauzwine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Usher for Commenrement 3. JOHN D. AUTEN -tjohnu The r-ountry zrentlt-man' strong: sup- porter of the F. I . A. -deceivingly shy. Peanut Salew 1: I . I . A. 2. 3, 4. CLARENCE BARRETT BARNHART Barry Don-sn't lwother with girlsfgets :ood rt-port c'ardsfWfriendly. Intramural llasketlxall 3' Orange and Purple 2, 3: Student Council 3. 41 Magxrzim- Sales -S: Candy Sales 3: Pea- nut Sales I: Prom Committee 3. FRANK S. BAYLOR Frank NVhat a sly smile -flikes to drivef rlwuya st-en lvut never l'1cZirlI. lrtr mural Iiasketlvall -1: Maizazine Sits 4: Candy Silt-s Il: Intramural lfo ltlxall I. ELSIE MARGARET ATEN Elsie Margaret Becomes vc-ry Hustt-red when rt-1-iting v--modest and meek-tries in 1-vt-ry way to please. Intramural Howling 2, 3. I: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 2. ll: Orange and Pur- ple 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Mauazine Sales fl: Candy Sales 3: Intramural Badmin- ton 3. CHARLES N. AURAND Charlie Hero of a thousand romanw-'12 smoothfelikes to sl:-en in class. Magazine Sales -1. DONNA Lou BAN KES Donna 'tllappy tru lucky- likes to chatt:-I' always downtown at noun-time. Intramural Iiaskr-tlxall 3: Magazine- Sales -1: Peanut Sales 4. C HARLES A. BARSH ..Bud,, Sh4'1- shine lxoy owns the var that takes the fellows to footlvall practici- f-judo master. lfootlmzzll 2. Ii. -I: Intramural liasket- lvrlll 3: Intramural Iimvlinu 2. Cl 4: Prom Committee 3: Letternn-n'4 Flulx 2. Il. I: Prom Attendant Zi. WAYNE L. BERGENSTOCK Be-rgie Square dance kim: of D. H, S.- Ttmple uorsriper hur rods a tin l'lymoutl'. lfooth:-ll 2. 3. I: I'1tramur'l llaslwt- lull I: Magazine Salt-s I: Peanut Silt-Q I: I.t-ttermm-nl Fluh 2. 3. 5. A-as ALLEN M BLACKBURN Blackie Frundllest boy around If mothcr ony knevx llkms to J V Basketball 2 Track 3 Intrlmu ral Basketball 3 4 Xearbook 4 Mag Line Salex 4 Candy Salzx il Is.-Inu a es 4 I rom Committee 2 a Play 4 SHIRLEY EVELYN BOYER Shirley Not at all as quiet as she seems Mr. Barn-tt's pet never a hair out of place. Intramural Bowling 2, 3, -1: Chorus 43 Orange and Purple 2, 3, 43 Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Soles 4: Usher for Commencement 4. JUDITH DIANE BURROWS Ajudyn Where there's Judy there's life- usually blushingw-likes out of town boys. Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Ma- jorette 2. 3. 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 33 Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3. CAROL ANN CARODISKEY Carol Always wears earrinfzsffquite bash- fulA-zreat swimming ability. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Bowling 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Volleyball 4. ED. C. COLEMAN Fats One of our class heavyweipzhts u.-u- ally found daneinx: at Buekleys gets his 40 winks in c-lass. Intramural Basketball 2: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Salas 3: Peanut Sales 4. GEORGE W BowER George Man of the hour one of hi hobble I4 confufumz the teachers uuut type ZEIIIIIP S lu 4 Ptanut Salex SHIRLEY ANN BROWN Shirley Always bubbling over with laughter f-Abelieves in long: engagements won- derful friend. Chorus 2, 3. 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales -l: F. II. A. 3, 4. LEONARD FRANKLIN BUSH uldenn Perfect football physiquefgoes fur tiny girls-the heap. Football 2. 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Chorus 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 43 Candy Sales 3: Prom Committee 3: Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4. V. JACQUELYN CARODISKEY jackie Always hep to the latest styles-- Miss Innocence-fgood student. Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 J. V, Cheer- leader 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Bowling: 25 Yearbook 43 Magazine Sales 43 Candy Sales 3: Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Dues Col- lector 2, 3: Intramural Badminton 3: Intramural Volleyball 4. DOROTHY M. CONFER UDOFI Pretty blue eyes-ffusually seen and not heardftypical farmerettef' Chorus 43 Magazine Sales 43 Peanut Sales 4. MARVIN R. COOPER Marv Likes to tinker with cars-ftries to he a sc-ientist -flames, flames, flames. Magazine Sales 4. CHARLES EDWARD CRAIG uMoen Window washer--fgoes parking on a traetor-'friendly to everyone. Intramural Haskethall 3: Band 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Football 3, -1. JAMES E. CRIPPS Ujimii IJoesn't give a hang -funnyftakes things as they come. Hand 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4. JOHN B. DALTON, JR. wack., An eye for pretty girlsffvery well groomed studious too. Football 3, -1: Intramural Howling 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3: Orange and Purple 2. 3. l: Yearbook -1: Student luuni-il el: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Pranut Sales Rl: Prom Committee 3: I.ettermen's Clulm 3. -1: Dues Collec- tor 2. 3: Class Play 4. EDWARD N. DEIBERT uEd-y 0hl that wavy hairffuture scout master quite quiet. Magazine Sales -l. NORMA E. COOPER Norma t'Tomboyish--gives her old boyfriends to her sister--likes cowboy movies. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 1. TAMERA LOUISE CRIBBS llTam17 Peppy little package-writes to Vil- la-nova-interested in football tpliy- erslf' Varsity Cheerleader 4: J. V. Che:-rf leader 2. 3: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Usher for Baccalaureate 3. EDWARD M. DAILEY uEdn Our woman killer-Monty CliH's doublefclean cnt. Varsity liaskethall 3: .I. V. liasketlrall 2: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: I.ettermen's Club 2, 3. 4: Class President 3: Ring Committee 3. SARA-JO DAWSON Sara-jo t'I.il'e of the class-W galmlny many expressive expressions. .l. V. Cheerleader 2: Intramural llas- kelhall 2. 3, 43 Intramural Howling 2: Chorus 3, 4: Orange and Purnle Il, I: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 1. VERNA JEAN DELBO Verna 0h! so sweet-knows how to fix fiat a Starr. tiresiforever wishing on Chorus 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales -l: Usher for Commencement 3. RICHARD S. DENNEN Dick Boy of many moodsfefavorite chore is seeing Janie -'nice guy. Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Orange and Purple 4: Yearbook 4: Mmzazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Class Vive President 4: Prom Attendant 3. JAMES EDWARD DIEHI. ltjim., Boy majorette -pal to all-rather noiselessf' Band 2: Chorus 3: Orange and Pur- ple 4: Yearbook 4: Malrazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Class Play 4. W. JOHN DITZLER DMZ What hides behind those izlassesg sly-subtle humor. Orange and Purple 3: Candy Sales 3: Dues Collector 2. PAULINE E. DRUMM Pauline Honor Roll steady-100'I sense of humorfusually doing homework. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. DALE E. ERB Erbie Potato Chips in English class- practical joker-has many friends. Intramural Bowling 2, 3: Band 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4: Orange and Purple 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Soles 4: Prom Committee 3: Class Play 4: District Chorus 4. NANCY JANE DEWALD Nancy A tiny lass with big: brown eyes -f sweet smile-likes fun. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. DONALD G. D1Erz Don Blows the bass in the band-love 'em and leave 'em - w o If in sheep's clothes. Football 2: Iiand 2, 3: Candy Sales 4: I.ettermen's Club 2. EUGENE E. DORAN Gene Red hair and freckles Af Coleman's side-kick-ftakes school lightly. Rini: Committee 2. VIOLET MAE ENTERLI NE Vicki Bookworm personified-flashy clothes ffuture Mrs. District Attorney. Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Intramu- ral Volleyball 4: Intramural Badmin- ton 3: Band 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3. 42 Ensemble 2, 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Class Play 4. GORDON R. ERNEST Gordon Spends all his time at the movies-H Hoes for underclass women-sly grin. Football 2: Intramural Bowling 3: Lettermen's Club 2. K' jiri fr SHIRLEY DAWN ERNEST Shirley 'liver rt-afly to lend a he-lpim: handf favoritt- pastime, talking unassum- Inu. Intramural liaskc-tball 2: YL-arbook 1: Student Counvil Ci, 4: Magazine Sale-s 1: Candy Sales 3: Pr-anut Sales 3. SUZANNE M. FERMII-:Ie osue-: Sparkling pt-rsonality girl with many romanm-s always ra-ally for a good timt-. Intramural liasks-tball 2. 3, -1: Intra- mural Volle-yball l: Varsity Cheer- lm-ader 3. -lg .I. V. Cheerleader 2: In- tramural liowlinu 23 Chorus 3, 45 Orange and Purple 2: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales l: 1'andy Sales 3: Pm-anut Sala-s 41: Prom Committev 3: Ring Fommitte-e ZZ: Queen Attendant l: Flass Play 4. SHIELVA JANE FLEM I NG Shelva Flite nose always having hayrides kvvlrs ht-r ft-llows hidden. Oranirv and Purplt- 24. lj Magazine Salos I: Landy Sales 343 Peanut Salt-s 1: t'las- Play 4. TIIoIvIAS EDWARD FUUST Tom IIiIJh pn-ssuru salt-sman yzvntle in niannvr lwwilmlwrn-4l by -tude-nt tvavh- vrsf' l oollr:'ll 12, Ii. li Trat-k Ji: Maxlaxint- Sulvs 1: Pvanut Sale-s 1: I.:-ttermvn's llllb ' C 1 DONALD P. Fowuza HENRY LEWIS EYER 4xHena- ISahy face-Miss Markley's pet- n'er a sound. Intramural Basketball 2. 3: Intramu- ral Iiowling 2, 3, 4: Maizazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 43 Intramural Football 1. JOSEPH WILSON FISHER aloe-y Always passing witty jokes to cheer you up -- actions speak louder than wordsffunny fellow. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. ELSIE MAE FDUST Elsie Fun loving goes to school only be- vause she has to -likes blind dates. Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3. DAVID H. FOWLER Weave Thvre's mischief in this boy -some- times called Donfoccasionally Switch- es I-Iasses with hil brother. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3: Intra- mural Iiasketball 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Salt-s 43 Candy Sales 3: Prom Committee 3g Lette-rmen's Club LZ, 3, 43 Class Vice President 2: Prom Atta-ndant 3: Flass Play 4. Louis E. Fox Weaver LOUIS Mrs. Hout'k's pt-z pt-I-vt--sonwtimes Alm0st S-Droutimz horns-pretty hair .-allot Dat-.A -:le-vilishf' -he-'S 2 Sly fox- Football 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basket- l'l4'Ull'3ll 2- 31 Intramural llaskelllall ball 3. 1: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 2. 3. 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut X: Peanut Sales 3: Prom Committee Salle li l-9U4'l'm9ll'5 Club 2- 3' 'l- 3: l,l'lh'!'f11t'IllS Flub 2. 3, 13 Class Tw-asure-r 34: Intramural Football 3. li flass Play 4. DoRoTHY joANN FRY ..joAnn,, l'IxtrcmL-ly rm-sc-rvn-Il -flowers are her hobby always has hm-r homework alone. MZIIIIIZIIII' Sales 4. FLORENCE PAULINE GAR MAN Florence Biggest giggler at D. H. S.AMiss F. H. A.-interested in Cntawissaf' Magazine Sales 43 Peanut Sales 4: I . H. A. 2. 3, 4. ELLEN MARIE GEARY DORIS M. GADI-:MAN Gadie Never on time-- worlfl's greatest mon- key hunter more fun than Christ- ma:-I. Varsity Cheerleader -I: J. V. Chevr- learlvr 33 Intramural Iiaskvtball 2, 3. -1: Intramural Bowling: 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Orange and Purple -I: Yearbook 4: Student Council I: Maxzazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Usher for Lom- menuems-nt 3. PEGGY ANN GARMAN npeg-. A'Reliable-fnot n truer friend can be foundfmost co-operative lass. Intramural Basketball 2: Chorus 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Pea- nut Sales 4. MAURICE S. GEARY Ellen ulwauticen K-Daiixiilgxvg:3:,f:C?:rEFuS:'ljgnsgllch' Can do .without girlsff-armer at Intramural Ilasketball 33 Band 2, 3, Eflifgfbelleves that School ls for the 2443b3,idYe1':iXgk.3Aiiplfggiz Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Magazine Salt-sill I V y L A ' ' Sales 4: F. F. A. 2. 3, -1: Intramural ' ' Football 4. ROBERT GIRTON JOANNE GLOWASKI ., Joanne Bob Just a little guy with a lot of zest -easy going V very hashfulf' Magazine Sales -1: Peanut Sales 4. RIJBERT C. HAAS ..B0b., Tbeater's No. I usher fnonr'halant-- a smile is the floor to success. Miss G, Gardner's little girlfquite virtuous -- likes being a member of D. H. S. Intramuriel Basketball 'lc Chorus 4: Orange anrl Purple 43 Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales -4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4. WILLIAM EDWARD HANCOCK Bill Likes to hevkle Mr. Iirattun-his bark is worse than his bitefeasy como, easy zo. J. V. Basketball 2. JANET L. HARVEY janet Like-s to talk in homeroom -- easy Hoinu -- resembles Miss G. Gardner. Intramural Basketball 2: Chorus 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3. CAROL A. HEISS uC3fOIII Nm-elle-ssly worries about he-r weight vhatterbox- oodles of fun, Varsity Chem-rleaflt-r 4: J. V. Cheer- leader 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, I: Intramural Bowling 3: Orange anrl Purple 4: Magazine Sales 4. RUSSELL LEE HENIDRICKSON Russ Never has a pencil-f faithful to Nancy- why trouble with cares. Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Bowling 2: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sala-s 3: IR-anut Sales 4. PEGGY MAE HESS Peggy Blondes are manufactured: rt-al ht-ads are natural- always ln-ars good tid- ings chubby. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural l':ulminton Sl: Intramural Basketball 2. fl. I: Band 2. 3. I: Chorus 2, 3. 4: lfnsvnible- 2: Uranus- and I'lIl'lIIt' IZ Yearbook 4: Mauazine Sales 4: Candy Sales Sl: l'rom Committel- fl. JEANNE ANNE HINKEL jeanne Miss Tap Toes constantly worries about he-r Uomplexion beautiful eye- lashes. J. V. Chez-rleanlt-r 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2: Chorus 2, 3: Orange and Pur- Dle 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine ialt-s 4' tandy Salt' 3 WILLIAM A. HAUSE Wi1ber Disarming grin-modern day Huckel- berry Finnewill be remembered as one of our good sportsmen. Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Baseball 2.3. 42 Le-ttermen's Club 2, 3. 4. BEVERLY JEANNE HENDRIC KS uBeVu Beverly of Sunnybrook Pool-free as the breezefgood naturedf' Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Orange and Purple 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Badmin- ton 3. DONNA KAY HENRIE Donna Kay D, H. S.'s little sweetheart-quiet but oh my-dimples. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 4: Majorette 2. 3, 4: Orange and Purple 2: Yearbook 4: Student Council 4: Magazine 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Class Historian 3: Queen Attendant 4: Intramural Badminton 3: Class Play 4. JOSEPH LEE HI-:'r'rI NGI-:R ujoeu IJ:-Iydrs-amerfone of the Kang from the hill-bashful tHa Hal. Ifootball 2, Il, 4: Intramural Bowling 2: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: In-tts-rnit-n's Club 2. 3. 4. VIRGINIA M. HOLDREN Ginny Just try to find a nicer Kal-always chewing gum-tall lass. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Volleyball 4. DONALD R HUMMFR Don xx I5 oo I y tonipltxion on l rimui 1 'VI ii. inns Sa sn' . JACK K IKELER JACK nitoi m fixorltc hangout I in the artls 1 xx I s Q mn xxith certain lilonrle U anus and I rple 3, 4' Intramural Football 4. WILLIAM C. ILES, JR. HBHIU Tcrrilic art ahilityf 1-an't km-up his minil on his lessons edits a good Orange and Purple. Oranpzq- and Purple 2, 3. 4: Yearbook bl: Peanut Salt-s 4: I'ronx Committve Sl. MARGARET G. JEN KINS Peggy Wonderful school spirit-never with- out a xvism-crack nervous N1-llie. Varsity Cheerlvader 3. 1: J. V. Chevr- lm-aclor 2: Intramural liaskm-tliall 2. 3. lg Magazine Sale-s I: Uansly Sales 3: Ilshor for Coninu-nt-vnln-nt II: Intra- mural Volle-ylvall I: Class l'Iay -1. DAVID A. JONES Dave 'Til' l'inl1lc-nheaul many thimrs arv fouml in Davy .Ione's lon-ki-r spa-mls sown- limo in Norry Intramural liaske-lliall 2. MARVIN R. JHNES Marv I.lfv is surh an effort thorn' onvn' was a farnwr 1-asy tu get along with. lntraniural llaskvtllall 353 Sale-s I: F. l-'. A. 2, 3. 4: Intramural lfootlxall 1. Maggazinv ANN JAMES n4Annuy Miss Sm-rvnity lwautiful comnlm-xion f quiet but Iiks-s to least-. Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sale-s 4: Intramural Iianslmin- ton 3. ANNA M. JOHNSON Anna What's be-hind that look of innocencu -does well in her studios-quiet but nive to know. Intramural llaskothall 2. 3. 4: Maz- azinv Salas -13 IR-anut Salvs 4: Intra- mural Volloyball -l: Intramural Bail- minton Il. DONALD E. JONES jonesy Ullaymlrm-ams in I'.D.- dir: that renl 1-onvcrtilrlv battles gas pump at home front. liasvliall 2. 3, -1: Intramural Iiaskvt- hall 2: iw-anut Salt-s -I: Lt-tlernwn's Ululr 2. NANCY JANE KASE Nancy Likes to dress like a boy---c-arefrvv as a liirrlf I Don't Carl- Girl. Intramural Basketball 2, 3. KAY LOUISE KEAR ..Kay,, Likes to talkfneweomer this year: she's made a name for herself- snappy eyes. Majorette 4: Magazine Sales 4: Pea- nut Sales 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Class Play 4. DONALD KER nDon-u Beats a real hot drum four blushing: Senior Class President ftire red hair. Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Hand 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, -4: Magazine Sales 4: Class President 4: Dues Col- leetor 3: Intramural Football 4. JAMES DUNCAN KISHBAUGH tijimvt Chewing gum kidfthe ladies' man- small but good basketball player. Baseball 3. el: Intramural Basketball Il. 4: Magazine Sales I: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4. SHIRLEY JANE KLINE Shirley An engaged woman happy delinite idea for the future. thorns 2. 3. l: Magazine Sal--a I: Peanut Sales -lg I . H. A. ll. DAVID E. KRUM Dave Old hoyscouls never die, they just fade away-fdoesn't have much to say fffor he's a jolly good fellow. Track 3: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 1: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Football 4. JACK KEISER .jacks Future manager of Follmers--always ready to go with the ganna-closed lips but thoughts race fast. Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Iiowlinxz 2: Mauazine Sales 4. HUBERT JOSEPH KESTER ..Hub,, The merry fisherman-Mr. Fox Trot -very versatile in all sports. Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3. 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, ll: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Commit- tee 3: I,ettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Class Vive President 3: Uaher for Bacca- laureate 3. LOIS JEAN KLINE ulloisn Never without her giggle-fellas. fellas, fellas-an angel with horns. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Color Guard 2, 3. 1: Chorus 2, 3. fl: Orange and Purple 2, 3. -tg Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales ll: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Ilsher for Commencement 3: Dues Collector 2. SHERRY D. KKJSTENBAUDER Sherry Look out, Liherare: here she romes always willing to dofnever moody. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural lladminton 3: Chorus 3, 4: Yearbook 1: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Usher for Commencement 3. LEDIA ANN KRUM Ann Mr. Warrington's assistant-little, but wise ju t a homebody at heart. Intramural Bowling 2. 3. 4: Yearbook -1: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Dues Collector 3. MARY ELLEN KRUM Mary Ellen 'tMig:hty little horsewomanf-holds the key to everyones heart--she says she's shy. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Year- book I: Magazine Sales -1: Candy Sales 3: Intramural Badminton 3: Intramural Volleyball -I: U-her for Comme-nt-em:-nt 3: Rini! Committee 3. DONNIS LORRAINE LEI-IMAN Donnis Talks with a sort of drawl rhexy eyes -likes to meet new fellows. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Bowlinlz 2: Majort-Ite 2. 3. -1: Chorus 4: Mara- zine Sales -I: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Salt-s 1: Usher for Bat'r-alaureats- 3. WILLIAM E. LEWIS NBHI., Man of few words-runs a Senior boy taxi service-doesn't bother with females. Football 3: Student Council 4: Marra- zine Sales 4: Lette-rmen's Club 3. DONALD W. LOWERY naDonvy Heartbreakerfthe all American boy foutstandinxz athlete. Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, -1: J. V. Basketball 2: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Magazine Sales 4: Lettt-rmen's Club 2. 3, -I. BARBARA A. MADER Barb Wears her collars up dit: that vrazy laugh etlivient eommervial student. Intramural Volleyball -I: Intramural Badminton 3: Intramural Basketball 2. 1: Yearbook -I: Maszazine Salt-s -I: Candy Salt-s 3: Peanut Sales 4: Class Sec-ra-tary I: Usher for Commvnve- ment 3. WILLIAM C. LAWRENCE Colonel Bill Mrs. Houc'k's little boy --good sport --a bad t-xc-use is better than none. Football 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3: Track 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Lettt-rmen's Llub 2. 3: Class Play -I, MARILYN YVONNE LEIvIoN Lemon One lemon that's rt-ally sweet good eommittee worker -rn ak I' s friends fast. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 33 Orange and Purplt- 2, 3: Year- book -I: Student Couneil 3: Maxzazim- Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Comn1ittm-0 3: llass Historian 2: Class Play AI. CLAYTON H. LINN Clayton Writes izood stories-works at New- berry's-Mr. Riverside. Track 3: Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Bowling: 2: Magazine Sales -1: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4. CHARLES D. LYON Charlie Can always be located at MeCat'l'ery's -the Lyon not in a cagzevfond of basketball. Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. V. Basket- ball 2: Track 3: Maxzazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: I'eanut Sales 4. GARNER Joi-I N MAPsToN Gunner '4He's sure- a card makes Mrs. Fret-'s room lively Pontiac lover, Football 2: Magazine Salt-s 4. JUDITH A. MARKS ajudy-. I'ixie-like beauty-H waits until the last minute to study never unwimlsf' Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: J, V. Cheer- leader 2: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 1: Orange and Purple 4: Yearbook 43 livlaitazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Kommittw- IS: Usher for liar-- ralaureate 55: Que-en's Attenrlant I. L. DALE MI:CoR MIC I4 Dale Marks' right hand man--flauuhim: boy knee high to a grasshoppt-r. Magazine Sales I: Peanut Sales 4: Ilsher for IiZU'f'2llIlLll'l'2li.l' 2. DONALIJ JOHN MCFARLAND Don Kooher's Irroeery boy the thin man talks in the key of A abuve C. Tram-k II: Magazine Sales -I: Candy Sales Zi: Peanut Sales I. JANE MARIE MCWILLIAMS jamie IJiI-I-I's Irirl never has to woiry about her grades popular lass. Intramural Volleyball -iz Intramural Iiasketball 2, 3. I: Ilanii 2. 3: Chorus 33 Yearbook 1: Stullent Lounvil I: Mzmazim- Sales -I: Fanily Sales 33 l'e:xnu! Sales 1: Prom Fommittee 3: Dues Culleetor 2: I'n-om Attendant 3. JANET MARIE MESSERSMITH janet Rutgers fanf future Miss America ---no H202 necessary. Intramural Volleyball 4: J. V. Cheer- leatler 2: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Color Guard 2, 3: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Orange and Purple 2: Yearbook 43 Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales -1: Prom Uommittee 3: Class Secretary 2, 3: Football Queen 4: Rim: Committee 3. PATRICIA ANN MCCLIJUGHAN IIPatn A real blonde with rosy eheeks-W always calm and still- future woman golf I-hampion. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural liarlminton 3: Intramural Basketball 2, -I: Intramural Iiowlinu 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4: Orange and Purple 3, 4: Year- l-ook 1: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: I'4-anut Sales 4: Prom Com- mittw- 3: llsher for liar-calaureate 3. MARGARET L. MCCRACKEN HMaggie A whiz at howling-fslinky f Imlianish features. Intramural Iiasketbnll 2. 3, 4: Intra- mural Iiowlim: 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3, 43 Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural Iiarlniinton 3, CAROL L. MCMICHAEL Carol Wh W. V. A. hound -'busy filling her hope I-ht-st plays :u-vorilian for barn uIanc'es. Vhorus 2, 3, 1: Manzazine Sales I: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: I . II. A, 3. 4. MARY AN NE MEISEL Mary Anne Very petite Miss-likes xzeometry eausn- it Ile-als with Angles f Ilark eyes. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales -I. WILLIAM E. MESSERSMITH Bill Owns a beautiful blushflikes base- hallflittle big boy. Baseball 2. RAI.INIe IVIHHIJIE ,, .. , Lene VICKIE A. MIIODIE 'V:u'I'InatI-Il xxith a phoiiopraph Iu-edlv H , ,N lIand's blonde liaton twirler- out of Vick' t W'l l U '5l5AI' When one is Iilonde, what I-lse is nev- lmfflmllflil llPiSk9ll'1lll 3- 3- 42 MH- I-ssary full of vim and vigor Ra- jurette 2. 3. -1: lhorus 3. 1: Orange limrs Intl.. gisigrj' and l'urple 2: Yearbook 4: Magazine q',,14,r qglm,-,I 3' 3. .13 Yl.arl,,,,,k .13 Sales 4: l'1-anut Sales 4: I'shm-r for llat-I-alaurc-ate Ii. RIJBERT L. MKIRIDAN Bob I-'rom one girl to another -flikes tu Magazine Sales l: Class Treasurer 4. JAMES R. Mosaic .vim-. An alxle editor is il ruler of the world sillvs-re in all he does- drives smile just another I-ounlry boy, H rug Chpyy- ll I I Q Ifoothall 3: Intramural liasketha -: Magzazint- Sales l: LI-ttermen's Cluh nramural liaskvtlsall 2, 3: Intra- mural Iiowliniz -1: Orange and Purple 31 F- FT A4 3- 3' 'll llllmnlllml l'UUl' -1: Yearliook 1: Student Lounvil -1: 'fall 4- Magazine Sales -l: I'I-anut Salt-s -1: Dues f'nllec'tuI' 3. H. DAVID MYERS Dave DAWN IDA NIOTTERN If it's made, Dave can drive itf HDaWn future goat farmer'-man's best friend One of the uuietvst--A Miss Dark Eyes -- very pleasant. Magazine Sales 4. FRANK E. NEX'IUS Hank Never in ln-fore midnight -over the mountain and . . . known to some as Hard Coal Hank. Football 3: Intramural liasketliall 2. 3: Intramural liowlinir 21 Student Council 3: Magazine Sales 4: Letter- men's Club 3. Tom A. PEHowIC Peanuts Quite small, liut a good basketball player pac-kaue of fun :I real guru! eizu. too. Fmitliall 3: .l. V. Iiasketlvall 2: Maga- zine Sales I: I.ettermen's Clulu 2, 3. is his travturf' Football 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Hand 2. 3: Chorus 2. 3, -1: Magazine Sales A: Peanut Sale: -1: I,etternwn's lvlllll 2, 3: F. I . A. 2, -12 I'rom Attendant 2. 3: Intramural Football 3. -1, J. EDWARD PAUI. ..Ed-, Goes throuizh cars faster than shoes -- eredit to D. H. S. liandf-well in- formed in I-urrent events. Intramural liasl-cetlxall 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus -1: Magazine Peanut Sales 4: F. I . A. Intramural I ootlIall 3, 4. Sales 4 : 2, 3, -3: PATRICIA I... PoLI.ocK Pat 4'Shv and gloom are no ri-lation lu-autiful rn-Il hair xvatrh the tem- per. lntrarnural Iiaslwtliail Ll, 31. 4: Iiaml 12. Fl. Al: lntraniural Howling: 2: Chorus fi. lj Yearbook 1: Mauazine Sales 4: I'aII1Iy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 1: l'rom Fommiltn-e Il. BEVERLY ANN PURPUR uBeVu Gym class clown-pretty teeth- some say she's very daring. Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: In- tramural Volleyhall 4: Intramural Badminton 3: Intramural Bowling 2: Majorette 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 43 Yearbook 43 Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Usher for Comment-ement 3. ALYCE ANNE REED Alyce Class songlrirrl ivan lie depended on for a good time-she's lovely: she's enxzaxze-ul, Chorus 2. 3. 4: Ensemble 3: Orange and Purple 3: Yearbook 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Usher for Commencement 3: Class Play 4: District Chorus 4. ROLAND W. REEDY Pete The ones you think don't-tlo-ern ,joys hunting:-good classmate. Intramural Basketball 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. RUTH ELLEN RICHARDS Ruth 'Always on the eo pisztails form a vrownf-flikes tu laugh. Peanut Sales l. MARY ANNA ROBERTS Mary Likes to square dancefcan't make up her mindfhelpfulf' Intramural Basketball 2. 3: Intra- mural llowlimz 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4. ROBERT I. PURSEL nBob,, Wavy hair and a bis: smile-good buddy in a clinch-a witty word. Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. N. JAC KSON REED jackson A big hunk of manhyou never know when he's around-bashfulf' Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intra- mural Football 2, 3. 4. JOAN LOUISE REMICK ujoan., Ability in sports-no hurry-comes to school for the fun of it. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: F. H. A. 4. THOMAS M. RICHARDSON A7-om., Dig that Chrysler-ace photographer --you can't keep a good man down. Oramze and Purple 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Class Treasurer 2: Dues Collector 2: Ring Commit- tee 2. RUTH E. Roue Ruth School lessons never worry her- likes men in uniformsghalls from Riverside. Chorus 2, 3, 43 Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: F. H. A. 4. CAIXIN C RYAN JR Ca VN :lk x h L n CHARI r-s F RYAN Charlie 1 xx x 4 rum ma 1 W n In r mm U ' -1 ' 3 . 21 ufmf S: 1 'un V' S11 1-' Z : -1 S: -s : lm lu - mmzi, . Q, ., I lv- 31 .- -rn A '- ' Q.. 3, , ROBFRT A SCHMIDT EUQLNF P SANDEL Beanie v mlely the ala ull ax :mi ul xxur x ns num e uf ,mmf :rx quexim ntrxmurdl la u nl I Ulm N xr I SA Ns uuntlme football h yn um um ntramural Iimxhn Xe xrhou dlfllllll Snlex 1 le-mu 14 JUSPPH C SCXSLY Lois PAULINI' S1-Hamm 06 r Tuuzhrllmn D H helnl. d amor npx 0 nm L 1 in U 5 F y e In HAI x dy ull 1 11 L g ll m xl 1 1 S1 1 Qt Arms 1 Lozs Q' xl x L4 D1 h ls broken m my hun! n ramurzl ifuketb xll Mfuorettm nrux Xearmn -I Stur en rum iLllll'll is iam 1-. I rum K 1 m ml tu Yu mn In ummlttu will mm HERYL LEA SEIU FAYE M. SHEPPERSUN Seitzie' Faye ' vm-r 4 2 r un 'z V f13.'hiYUl .. gt , -i , v Vi , Q V :wk ny -s 1 A011 ' gui' -.I 0 , 2 my xy murrim nh ' 'A 'fum' ' A ' 5 ' A Mzlgazilmm- Sale-3 b : -ul Su vs . il Q-.' -. - . . GI-INEVIEVE Louisa SHULER JESSIE MARIE SHULTZ ..GenH ,, ess.. fu-s irm-ru-f'f's s - 1ffl'.- urslly 4-. 1.5 , 2 Q, Yfrecvl. IJ I mlrvamy 1- 'Q-1, an-wi - a wa 'N pluasarmif' xramuru zs' 1' 1 fhnrue L: um Q.. 1- . I ' Urn, 3. 4: Magazin.. Mnuaxim- Sale- fi: Candy Sales 33 Sales -1: Pranut Sales 4, IN-:mul Sale-5 4: lfwhc-r for lianwulall- rvatv 24. 30 r 1 gm: 1.. 2, 3 ' uruk 1 Q I .K .A ? .. ,, i'1:::fz-. .4 .,,. Bob 2 1 1 -X - 'A-A ' no Q . 4 9' 4 ORVILLE V. SHULTZ Orville Plain old country boy-plays French horn in the band-tweetie bird. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, -I: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Football 4. STEPHEN M. SKERDA HSt6V8n Steve fthe pathfinder-quiet, but nice. Magazine Sales 4. Slim NANCY JEAN SMITH Nancy j, Girl with the high I. Q.f-Miss Ef- ficiency of 1955-fambitiousf' Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4: Orange and Purple 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Usher for Clommens-ement 3. RICHARD C. SNYDER Dick Man behind the Izrufl' v0ic1'fLitT.le Luigi pint size bruise-r. Football I: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Ilaml 2. 3, 4: Magazine Soles I: Peanut Sales I: I,ettermun's Club 1: I . I . A. 2, 3. I: Intramural Foot- ball -1. ANNE JEANNETTE STEPHENS Anna Never misses a football gamef cheerfulf can bake good cakes. Peanut Sales 4: I-'. H. A. ZZ. 3, 4. A. JOANNE SIDLER at-,ou Her curls are natural-packs a mighty wallop-sincere. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Bowling 2, 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Orange and Purple 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 43 Candy Sales 33 Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Class Play 4. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH Smitty Can't be equaled playing basketball- positively no time for boysAgym teacher's pet. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Maga- zine Sales 4: Orange and Purple 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Student Council 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4. NANCY LEE SMITH Nancy L. Gym class ace-backslapper-first one out of class when the bell rings. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Bowling 3, 4: F. H. A. 4. MIRIAM LEEMMA ST. CLAIR Miriam For she's a jolly good friend-shorty -fsmiles and giggles galore. Chorus 2. 3, 4: Ensemble 2: Mallazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. JENNIE MARIE STETLER Jennie Likes hillbilly music-kind hearted -quiet ways in school are mislead- ing. Orange and Purple 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. C II ARI ES E STIGER WALT Charlie EDITH JEAN STINF urly s Sluplng, 3 a u t y Jeanie n Lhty mu x tu t art Nmnkm mo, I-0 fr eknm prfphl Irs Chu snr III: HIATTYIIIL Al hurt an: In Irnmurzl lidxkethall 'S Magumt In,-,murll Igmglmg 2 4 Mggdnne Gs CI AIR T STUMP Kumple I mmxn for H S I III 1 Iohsr I ury lieu l mtlll Ill Intl rIm1IrIl etln lntramum mmllm. 2 4 1 ls RALPH W SwARTz S wartzze Hefty Itt le ll y Rufus Tuc' nothing to sz y. ' uthall -l 3 aI- 7, 4: Intramura liasketlrz 3 Ie 1-rmen's ' u I I. JERRY VERNON TAYLOR jerry The great car cle-sinner of tomorrow - one of the class's best dressers- likeml by everyone. Magazine Sales -I. THAD S. VINCENT Ted ulbistinpzuishe-fl yvt cullegziats- man- ners ualurm- very likely tn slum-emi. Intramural liaskm-tllall 2: Intramural Iimvlimz 2: Iianrl 23 Churui 2, 3. -X: l4.nsenIlnle 3. 4: Orange and l'urpII- 2, 3, 43 YQ-arlmnk 4: Magazine Salt-s 51 Prom fummittee fl: Dum-s Colle-vtur 2: Class Play 4. N t jon N ALLEN STU MI' jack Our Dxrlt Contlnu tht ficlxlt om tfllw -ume funnv xtnrns Intramural llnsketlnll 2 Ye Irbook 1 Magallne Qxltx 4 l'rum Lnmmlttu ass rssldent 2 Irum Alum an 3 SYLVIA Y TANNER Sylvia Future Florence Nlghtlngale prcfe-rs square Ilanclnf.. Lontamoup Nhllle Chorus 3, 4: MHLHZIDC Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Pm-smut Sales 4. ROY WELLINGTON VAN GILIIEI: IIROYV. t'The last stand of the nrehistu-'r civilization--big and mighty can III- Very nice. Magazine Sales 4: IH-anut Sales 4. WlLl.IA'1 L. VINcENT Maud Fur he-'S a jolly goml Ilvmm-rat Acme-'s fan funI'unc'1-rned. Varsity Iiaskethall 3: J. V. Iiaskvtlrll 2: Baseball 2. 33 Maxzazim- Sales 4: l'anIly Sales 3. DAVID L. VON BLOI-IN ullartyu Likes women-iz O o d trumpeter- crew cut and freckles. Track 35 Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4. CHARLOTTE ANN VOUGIIT Charlotte Corny laugh-natural curly locks- thinks Mal Arter is simply terrific. Intramural Volleyball 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: En- semble 2: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 33 Peanut Sales 4. DONALD E. WALKER Bones First class swimmerApool shark- homework hater. PATRICIA ELIZABETH WARD Pat Usually smilinfzff-will always lend a helping hand-prim, proper, and pe- tite. Intramural Bowling 3, 4: Orange and Purple 2, 4: Yearbook 4: Mailazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Usher for Commencement 3: Dues Collector 2: Prom Attendant 3. FRANCES IRENE WEAVER Frances Enchanting smile-must have been a beautiful baby-demure. Intramural Bowling 2: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. BARBARA JEAN WERTMAN Werty Oh, those shady deals-goes for football heroes-shiny hair. Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4: Orange and Purple 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Maga- zine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Gales -1: Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Dues Collector 3: Intramural Badmin- ton 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. JAMES WILT ularnien 'iThe way to a man's heart is through his stomach-always h e I p f u l-our hero. Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4. PAUL EUGENE WEAVER Paul The boy you like to sit next to dur- ing a test--class intellectual ---darn nice. DARLIs M. WERTMAN Darlis Keeps the band in step-Bloomsbury boys fascinate herflike to live it up. Intramural Basketball 2. 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Usher for Bacca- laureate 3: Class Play 4. GLORIA MAE WINTERSTEEN Gloria In a world of her own-lankyv spends most of her time walkin!! the river bridge. Chorus 2: Peanut Sales -I. RONALD E. CARR Wrinkle Morning Nz-w's chief carrier--forms, late aezainfa holy terror for his size. Intramural Howling 4: MRLZHZIUQ S3l9S 4: Candy Sales 3. 3111 illirmnrmm 'nu Thxs space rs dedicated to our class mate Glona Wilson who dzed on May I6 1950 Although she was only m eighth grade then Gloria has found a place rn the hearts of all of us 34 O L'- V I ,-'yi ... . , 1 Q. , 0 ' ' ' ' 1 M ' 'tv Q ' ,, E F. 1 V ,, ,hr t - 7 P , . P SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY At last we have started our journey Cyou knowl that one through Dan vxlle Semor H1gh School I know everyone of us can remember that blg day when the doors of Semor Hxgh were opened to us the Class of 53 We were here only a few days when a meetmg was held Mr Mensch m troduced to us our class advlsor Mrs Houck It wasn t long untll We found out that 1f xt weren t for her we would be lost at domg many thmgs That day at the meetmg Mrs Houck selected a commlttee who chose pupxls to be put before the class and voted upon as class offxcers The follow mg offlcers were elected Presldent jack Stump Vice Presldent Davxd Fow ler Secretary janet Messersmlth Treasurer Tom Rxchardson and Hlstorlan Yvonne Lemon Wlth thls settled the class offlcers had a meetmg and nommated a com I'llttCC to choose our class colors flower and motto The class colors are blue and whlte the flower IS the Whxte Ir1s and the motto lS Be the Labor Great or Small Do It Well or Not At All It wasnt long untml the class needed money and lt also wanted a httle pleasure so plans were made for a Chrlstmas Dance Wlth the profit made from th1s dance and other actxvmtles held we soon had one problem settled The bmg day none other then the day when we selected our class rxngs finally came It seemed that on that day we were startmg to get somewhere at last Sophomore Class Hxstorlan JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Now we were at the halfway mark of our journey towards success Wlth our hrst lap fimshed successfully we began our second lap under the capable supervxsxon of our class advlsor Mrs Houck We held our first class meetmg and elected the followmg as offxcers Pres cient Edward Dalley V1ce Presxdent Hubert Kester Secretary janet Me ersmxth Treasurer Donald Fowler Hlstorlan Donna Kay Henrxe As the old saymg goes good thmgs are worth waltmg for but we dxdnt h ave to walt long lsecause on September 25 our class rlngs finally arrxved The ne xt event was the candy sales at whxch we were very successful The candy was sold at noon hours and basketball games Also durmg the year there were everxl round and square dances sponsored by all three classes and enjoyed by everyone On May 21 the jumor Semor Prom was held and lt was sxmply Out of thns World and why not that was the theme' Now our second lap IS completed and we have our last and fmal year to antlclpate jumor Class Hlstorman DONNA KAY HFNRIF 30 A ' ' an -vu . . , . A 1 . 1 . - 1 -, '. 1 . : . v - Z , , . ll , . . , . . . YVONNE LEMON . - . - . ' : . 3 . ess- : . 3 . . . . E ' ' f ' . . .. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Scnxors at last' In September 1954 vue began the last lap of our Journey through hlgh school VVQ were no longer looked down upon by upper cla n en Now we sat nn thc balcony Isle held our hrst clas meetmcf under the supervlsxon of our class adv1sor DO'1 Ixer VICC Presrdent Dlck Dennen Secretary Barbara Mader Treasurer Nr Hou k 'md elected our offrcmr for th s most rmportant year Pre ldent Vzclue 1VIood1e and Hxstorlan Loxs Seebold Our flrst major venturc o' the year was our Magazme Sales We brol e all precedmv records by exceedmv our goal of S34 000 by more than Sm00 Naturally the g1rl sold ncorc magazmes than the boys and consequently were the boys gue ts at a dO 'g16 roast held at the football held Needless to say everyone had a wonderful t1me We proved our superxor salesmanshlp a second txme by sellmg peanuts We old 150 dozen rags of peanuts and made a proht of S250 Thls may secm hke peanuts but lt was all for thc good of our class Th1s year for the flrst tnme ln many years our football team defeated the Lew1stown Panthers 20 to 6 They also won every other game and went on to A number of dances were held durmg thls school year and all were greatly enjoyed After our homecommg football game a dance relgned over by home commg queen Ianet Mes crsmlth was held at the Y M C A A dance was held after the Bloomsturg game for all Danvllle and Bloomsburg students The Student Councxl spon ored a Slave Dance whlch was also well attended On March 31 and Aprll 1 the Sen1or Class play was presented As 1n past years It agam proved to le a great success thanks to Mrs Free and a cast of talented students Kvlth the Cla s Play over 'md Class Day only a memory everyone wa lookmg forward to our class tr1p Th1 was the tr1p for whlch we had been savmff our ha d c rned money After snendmv vonderful and exc1t1nU day ln New York C ty we all agreed that rt had been well worth the effort After our trlp to New York xt was only three days untxl graduatlon On the mght of June 10 w thc class of S5 entered the hmgh school audltorlum for our graduat on exercrse We reahzed that thls was the goal we had been chmbmg towards smce that first day rn the first grade We would now leave behmd our day at D H S and the hne teachers who gulded us successfully through the p t few ycars We wlll all remember our hlgh school days as happy ones Lois SFFBOLD SGHIOT Class Hlstorlan 36 ' . , 1-c-. L, . .,,, , - L S . D . . , t V . ' ' . C' . . c , . ' H 5: i ' : s' . ' 1 . ' . , ' ' . : . . F L D O , , . I U S 1 I , F ' . , . D . , win the Shikellamy League Title and the Susquehanna Conference Crown. ' , A s - ' , .... 5 2 K . . - F It H - V ' 2 . . , . S 'Q 1'-a 2 . ,A 'Hoax g ' N vm LAL l7 .Y ' ' I ' i ' s. ' ' ' as - . ' ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the dxstmguxshed Class of 196 bemg of unsound mmd and very txred mentally take thls opportunlty to bequeath our worthless earthly treasurers to tnose who may have use for them Artxcle I To our Class Aelvlsor Mrs Houck We leave our humble appre matron for her loyal vu1d mee on our long Journey through school Artxcle II To the faculty we leave our wonelerful traxts whxch they may as examples when dealxng wlth underclassmen Artlcle III To the jumors we leave an electrxcal automatxc mechamcal an we mlght add equally rellable bra1n whxch at the push of a button w1ll glve the correct answer to any questlon Also to them we leave our beloved balcony seats ln hopes that they Wmll treat them as kmelly as we dxd Artlcle IV To our underclassmen and women we leave many of our very eleslrable tralts some of whlch are our grand marks humor handsome boys excellent cltlzenshlp befnutmful gxrls and some other lllustrmous talents whlch we cannot brmg to lxght 'lt thls txme because of the lxmmteel space allotted to us n1ce people Artlcle V Lastly wxth us leaves the nuclear hsslon of thls school never please forglve us for we spe ak only the truth and the truth I9 hard to hxele The followmg personal bequests are made by members of the Semor Class The Varsxty Cheerleaders le ave to thexr successors thelr bmg mouths um forms gracefulness and wlnmng ways wlth Mrs Free joe Selsly and Barb Wertman wnll then well known pfarkmg spot to any one who has the equlpme nt to use lt j ack Stump le aves hls hckelness mel hns accordlan to some other nut Charlle Stmge rw xlt le Wes hrs snooze ln P D to some jumor who eloes not l now enough to sleep at home jxm Wllt le xves hrs football equlpment to Carl XVysock1 The Solld Geometry class leaves Mr Warrmngtons corn to any under lf1 msn who eloes not have a weak stomach 31 ' L A v e I . 5 V I . 1 . I. . , ' 4 Y. . . A I Ly . E L, A .I l I. . 4 l A B . I - Usez. I A1 ' ' I I . It . I 1 . d I .I I Y V I . . I I . . . I . I . . I e, . . I . . , C 1 I -, A I e . before- equalled and undoubtedly wlll be. If we appear to be bragging. A ' e . 2 - 1 . 1 X . 1 X . ' Z ' e .I ' ' 'c ' , 'Z ' 'I , 1 . '. I ,, '- , , ' 1 , ' D D e . . . . . elk Z tr . 1 V I .I 1 . - C . 5 And to Mr Maller we le ave thas thought We aust Cant get along wath the student teachers Ieannae Hankel le aves her dfaaacanff abalaty to Sagaad He ndrackson Peggy He ss leaves her natural reel haaa to Joanne Boyer Don Ker leaves has wade gran to Rachard Shalongo who sure cfan use at Colonel Ball Layverence le'aves has strapes to Captaan Russel Bleaek vvhach now makes ham the Colonel of D H S janet Messe rsnaath leave her lottle of peaozeade to Eleanor Adams john Dalton leaves has Henna Ranse to Ted Angle Calvan Ryan walls ha wannang W ays wath the te aehers to Bonnae Pay er Bal Lewas le ave ha shy ess to jam Shultz Ball Messersanath walls a portaon of has heaght to Claarles Shape Ted Vancent leaves ha lauald to Bra an Markey The boys from Paversaele le ave thear wanter walks over the bradge to any one hot blooded enough to take them Roy Van Cualdea le aves has belt to be used as a carpet for the audatoraum Wayne Bergenstocle lefaves wathout Connae Nancy Smatla leaves her mental talents to Wat Hunsanger who sure can use them Mary Ellen Krum leaves her horses to any one wlao as bowlegged enough to rade them Also sance we are le avang tlae loeles on the lockers wall no longer be nec essary We the Sen ors 'appoant Be atrace McCormack exe Cutrax of thas wall Watnesses Julaus Caesar Wallaam the Conqueror Laberace Bob Warrangton Uncle joe Stalan 38 , 2 '. - k -' ' ' z 1 - . ' g 1 ' ' j ' ' ' . . ' e . 1. -. z z ' : ' . 1 'V I A D - C. I a z A . A . ' -L 3 ' A z .. C , .1 I I . a 1 ' v, ' 'S ' ' 5 E v ' , L ' , t Sara jo Dawson leaves . . . period. I A ,' A ez -' ' - . ' A - , ' ,A ,f H- 'V . 5 . in 1 , ' ' . I 1 X - 7 'L V . . . t t A. ..f -. Att -. -.. .1 Q ,- .C .-1 Zi.. .- W1 Tl-L Name Initials Mean lsually Saying.: Wants to Be Destined to Ile D4-lores Ackley Darn Awkward .1-t's go skating. Telephone Operator Model for Olive Oyl I-Il.'ie -n Idasy Attitude Elsie Margaret, please. Nurse llearded Lady .Ianet Auker .lust Aw ul My heart belongs to I'enn State. Teacher Minister's Wife 1'harles Auraml L'harrnini:A1las What shall I take today, the Pontiac or the I'lymouthI' Army Man I-'uture I-'lash Gordon John Auten .lust Adorable To be a farmer is my aim. Farm -r I-'ore-man on Ilis Father-in-law's Farm IIUIHHI IIHIIIWS llilflilllf llilll Wht-re's my hickey? 'IR-lep one Operator Chief Cook at VValdorI' Astoria tlara-nee Ilarnhart Crime Iluste It eould be that you're wrong and 'm right. 'IX-aeher Faretakrr at l'n-nn State Vharles liar-sh Flever Iloy I don't know. Tobbler l'ri-sident of American Shoe Shiners nstitut I-'rank Iiaylor I-'unny lioy What's it to ya? Mechanic I-'ntnre Sherman 'I'ank Wllylll' lI1'l'L14-nstock Wacky lloy When-'s t'onnie'! l'onstruetional Engineer I'in-boy Allen Itlacklrurn Always llehind How do you spell it? Dentist Sllilfv Shiv lFiVL'r th-o f- Ilo -r flood Iloy Aw gee Mary. give me a date. Aeronautical Iflnpzineer I-Iinstn-in's Assistnnt Shirley Iioyer Simple Ilrain Wait till I comb my hair. -a - lleautieian Shirley Iirown Spit Iiomb I say it's so, there ore, it is so. Ilousewife Ilousewife Judy Ilurrows .lust Iiad Is my face red? X-ray Technician Stock lar Driver Leonard Itush Lame Iirain That wasn't my lnan, Coach. IN echanieal Iflnirineer lvanager of Wray's Store m l'arol l'arodiskey Fam-y l'harat-ter IIa, ha, ho. ho, he, he. I-imployed Ifirst Girl to Swim the Atlantic QD .lac-kie Farodi:-ikey .lust Kari-ful Wherv.-'s Allen? Pharmacist Working at l'ain's or the Rest of Her Life Iidward Coleman liver l'omin'al l'd help you, but I don't know either. Army Man l rt-d Astaire II Dorothy lonfer Ih-vil's Company I don't have my plowing done, Secretary Manayer of t'l'ont'er Farms, Im-. Norma i'ooper Not l'onm'c-rned Aw nuts, I do not. Sec n-tary Iloust-wife Marvin Cooper Mighty Fart-less I not some new parts for my ear. Stock lar Driver Illdsmolvile Dealer Vharles Ci-aiu Vrazy Canary Never a dull nionn-nt when I'm around. Mal-hinist I.oal'er 'l'ami-ra I'ribb:4 'll-niptini: l'hic'k VVho's that boy 'I IN edical Secretary Ili-ad of a Charm Sehool .lanu-s Lripps .lust Crazy IN'alkin' ain't good for ya. Soda .In-rk llartemlvr I'1d vard Daily I-Iver Dashing Look out girls, here I rome, I'Ingim-er Nurses Aid .lo n Dalton .lust Dreamy I don't Kear. I'1ng:ineer Manager of the A and I' I'syrhiatrir Ward Sara-.Io Dawson Sweet Devil 'I'o be frank is the best policy. Lady Marine Int:-rl-rn-ter for the United Nations Ifldward Jeibm-rt I-Ilegant Disposition Oh, I don't know anything about that. Army Man appy VVandei-er Verna .lean Dm-lbo Very Dreamy The namm-'z-i Delbo, not Elbow. Typist l lat Tire Ifixer for Local Mt-reury Dealer Richard Denncn Dare Devil I'll ask Jane about it. 'uae - llarlvapze Collector Nant D4-Wald N4-at Dish I could spit nickels. Ileautieian Writer of New Version ol' Dark I'Iyv.-s Janie. Die I .Inst Tear W'hat's the answer for that problem? Chemist Successful in the Life of a -'renchman Ilonahllihdz Ihnft Ihwnn Just give nie a ear and a girl Tearher Parking Lot Attendant John Ditzler Jerky Disposition A hunting I will go. Doctor Shell Duster at Ditzlt-r's Store Iflugzene Ioran liver Daring.: fume on, let's go to Iirardville. Army Man Ilootlemzer Pauline Drumm I'ri-tty Dame Anybody got a mirror? Office Worker Assistant to Ifanious Politician Violet 'lnterline Very Emotional You ran't be-at the law. La ' - It artian Cook Dale I-Irb DL-vil's I-Int-my? I like girls. Utfiee Worker 5 Star lens.-ral Shirley Iirne:-xt Stars Iiverywhere .et me talk!! u :- I'ill I'usher Gordnn Iirne-4t Good Hpzfz I earn money while see the movies. Service-man Manager of Capitol Theater chu' IX 5 .- .- '.. L. .- 'L -.1 ...- -1 htr 'I .-1 ,- f.. .C 2.1 V -4 NA I ykl' XX - V N r-L .- - fN -u-1 9 f N r sh It TY A .- 4 h Ax I o t e Nunn- Iuitizils Mmm llsuully Saying IV:iuts tu ICQ- Ilvstlm-cl lu Ih- II4-i:ry Ply:-r II:ix'mlm-ss Iilf I,m-t's st-ll mort- nlaimlzinvs. I.umIu-rm:in First Mun tn thu Mmm Suznum- I t-rmim-r Spit-Ifirv Why no stt-ally? Ilraimutist t':1i1t:iin uf ilu- Wvst I'uint l'hw-rl'-mln-rs .Inst-ph I-'i-Iufr .lt-Ily Ifish I mliwlu't du it, Alitunintivt-Iiiiuim-1-r Maul Svin-utist SLI-lui I-'ll-ming Stu-.I Ifrie-ml I.ot's hun- :i huyrirlv, Se-vretziry I.:uly 'I'ruc-kxlrivt-r I-Ilsiv If-lust I-,xt-r Ifuithful Auylmrly gut tht-ir I'. D. ilom-'I St-vrctury Au Artiliciul Iiluny: 'llmnms lfuusl 'lim I-'ussy Wuut tu Ivuy :i ni:iuuziue'! I-'un-stt-r Ifrziuk liuvk Il lluvill I-'nwlu-r Iluiuly I t-lluw I,vt's gn huntimg. Ayfrivulturor 1 sul l':ir llvzilvr lhvuulil lfuulvl' Ilzirn Ifuuiiy You krum' it. Auinizll Iluslvzimlci' t't.unt,' Agvut I,uuis Ifux I,um-ly Ift-lluw I li 4- wiuv. l.i vi' yi I'Iniplu,'ml I-'lmlr Stu-opt-r .lu uu I-' Just ai Ifricncl Iluw lift- luircs. Iinipluyt-tl Iiurtii-ulturist lluris tlzuluniuu Ihiru Ginlnly If I try tu he funny, mm one laughs 3 when 1'm sq-riwus, tht-y my into hystm-rivs. Nursv l'i-li-x'isim1's tiiiguln--lynx l-lurvm'i- tiuruiuii I ui'm-xt-r Guy VVh:it lvuu put ull till turimrruxv furilut. ziluuit tmulsly. Imuist-wife Olsl Mnitl l'l1'i13' Gurimin l'r1-tty Gul l'm mit I lm'-iiru, 'It-uvlur ruturc W4-lrlvr uf Ilivltury Stivks I-.llvu tin-:ary livvr lhuul x' t-vlt. 'ltu-pi.mu- Um-rzitfw Mrs. Muuri 4-1- lin-airy Mivlity ii uruvn I VV1-ll, llu- prim- -If putzit 4rni s . . , Ifurmu-r lil:-:il Mun ltulu-rl lliiluuu Itvul Klum- Thi-y n':ul'l pin it on me-. .-xrmy Mun Kin-:ist-svimiilti-y for luti-ru:itiivli:ul Ilurvvstvr .luuuiui lllnvwzislti .lu-I lin-ut Ilurry. tlu-iw-'s swim-mic I wziut tn st-1-. Miulm-l lfirsl Typist lu 'I'y1u- tn lic-limp ltulwrt Iluais II:-:nl Ilvurt lin- right tht-rt-, Mr. l m-1-in-y, Nuxy Manu Ilvnrsm- Iiriw-r William llsim' xsn' It VS'il!n-nl Ilmululum Ilty lmuiv. 'limp tht- uuril Maxim' Nurse l'rufvssi4vu:il lium .luuvl II:n-vi-y ,lust II--rv Holy tuw! Swrvlziry ti: Wllllllvll Iluusv Wuxi! Ilurm Nuluuly luvvs mv. A llum Phill Willis Stuml-iu 4':ir1vl Il:-iss t'lv:ir Ile-:url Yuu'rv not vrry lvrillizlut, :irc you? Svvrc-tziry lh-l'1vrv :Hui Aftvr Girl for Ii. ID, K. li1'Y Tl3' IIf'YHll'il'lxs llml Ilzihits Dirl you hour :ilmut Sub , . ,Y fu xc Lat Iivuuticizin Itusst-ll IIt-lulrirltsuu Ih-:il Iiuzvy I mlimlu't ltuuw tht- gun wus Insult-d. Whurkt-r llwut-r uf :i this Stallion llnuului lxuy Ilvurif- lluu-su't Kuliilf, Ih-:uily VVvllI I'ml ru-vm' ilu lhzit. 'll-zivliei' Girl Iiulltightn-r l 'vxt5' Il1'fS l'uri- Ilvurt It miixht luipgu-ii :lftvr ht' 1:1-is nut. lit-:iutiviziu I.:uly Wri-stlvi' .l-:si-ph llvltlmlvr .lnlly IIN-ltlt-r VVhu's ai lvig: sliulf' St-rx'iw-vnizin l'rvsi1lt-ul ul' Alvul'wlit' Aiufiiynuuis Yiruiliizi Ilnlflrt-ii Y1-ry Iliflh I'It'llu cluwu thvrv. 'IR-lt-iuliuiim' Opt-rzitlvi' Iizislictlvull I'l:iyt-r lluiuilnl Ilummvr liuru Iiuiul-mum Uh my ylmuuliivss, mm' wffll :ill be killvtl. Mt-chziuic Gzlnic W':ir1la-ii .lu-'lt Ik.-I--r ,lusl Ii:m.r:uut All right. Mrs, Milt-s. I'll ilruw than picture. Wwrkt-r l92lr'l1l'y GHUHIU II Ilill Iln-s ltusy Imp I wuulml if I L-uulll, lrut I 1-:iu't su I wuift. .Inuruulist Artist lor Plsfluiru ,Kim .lumps A .Iump.l'p I'ni :la-it-rmim-tl in lui :nu ultl mziitl, S1-rim-tury I'hysit's 'IR-:irhm-r IH-itxty .Ivultius l'urty .lulwr Fume nu :lull yn-Ill 'liv:u'hvr t'h:im1xiuli Tzilltt-r .-Xuuzi .lwlins-in Alxxziys .Iultiuyf 'Fypiuit is my fuxurilt- pustimv. .'t1-iim1i':i11Iiur Ilira-vtmfvss ul' :I 'I'uln:u'rn l':lmp Iluxul ,lnm-s llumlx .Inlwr I 4luu't ltnuw, .'s-rxim-inain IJ:-1-ix Sm-:I Ilivvr Ihvuulxl .lnmvs Iluru .lnlly Want mt- to till 'wr up? this S1-iwivv Atlvmlulit this Stzilimm Atie-mllint un Mzirs Murxlu .lum-s Mvrry .Iuvvuil4- I.i .1 is surli an 4-lI'nrt. Ifzirmm-r Svivlltilim' I :lrmer Nuuvy Knsi- Naughty Kill Iiut Mr. M1-yn-rly, I huvt- my vxvlisc. Mutha-r .-Xmlvvrtist-r fm' Ilut Iiml Munsin-r's l'lulw Kuy Kim' Kutt- Kill I m'iu-t your trmililvs, luit not your Kvzirs. lull-rlnr Ili-4-ur:1tnr Muthnfr uf Six Rail-ht-:ulm-sl liul-ivs ,Im-It K1-is--r .lully Kill Whn gin-s si hunt, Nzixy Mun A Vriniiiizil Ihumilfl Kvr Ilurlnu Knight Shall wi- tzllu- tht- mir ur tht- truvk t0uiL:'ht'f 'I'1-:who-1' l'rt-sitlt-nt ii I'. S. I- 'N NL Ar 40 ru I N I J -... -.. FN In-1 Sl ..- .- '51 -.- ky I ..- .. -. W rker -1 i. W -4 N arks M Wrltr N rsa ... -.- - I f... If --1 ... rtgr i 3 I - ont nued Nllml' Initials Mn-an llsually Saying W'ants to Ile- lk-stint-d to Ile Shiflvy Klllll' Shy Kind l don't havt- tht- rm-port, Mr. ML-yt-rly, Iousvwifn- Voirt- for .aughing Lady at Rolling Grvt-n 5h1'l'l'y Kostt-nluiudi-r Sugar Kiss If you 4-an't say something nirt-. the-n don't I-other. Tm-at-he-r Piano Tuna-r MUN' Kllvll KYHH1 Mighty Kid Anyont- for horse hut-k riding? Si-vrt-tary I-'irst Lady Horse Joi-ln-y Ann Krum Always Kind Uh, thut's 1-as-y. 'l'e-at-he-r Writtr of 21st Ft-ntury Gm-onietry Hooks. llavid Krum IM-ar Killt-r I don't 1 rt-. Wlork:-r Stout Muster llill I.nwt-r1-iu-1- llusy Lad IJon't lil'nit- nn- tt-avher. I-'ord Dt-aler Stork tar Drivvr llonnis .4-hmnn llarn Luv lloys are nict-. A WAC lash Slingt-r in a Sion Shop YVUIIVH' 1111111111 Young I,ovi-r 'l'all girls niakt- good mod:-ls. Utfiu- Wtirkz-r t'an-fan Dann-r llill Lewis llig .1-t-Down Fly away girls, I have no timt- for you. Worker Pitch Digger l'lilYton Linn tln-ve-r l.ov4-r Aw shut-ks. 'o ' Monkt-y Huntn-r llUYlHl'l IAUWPFY In-tinitt-ly l.ovi-ilile lint Mr, M4-nsi-h, nit- and Hob went hunting. Tn-an-ht-r and Coach Nt-ws t'omnu-ntator on The Wonn-n's World lllUlTl 5 -YUVIH l'l1-vt-r l.ad Tha- Whitt- Sox will win nt-xt yr.-ar. Lawyt-r Motht-r's Little Indian llnrliara Made-1' Ili-autiful Muidt-n Ara- you or art-n't you? A WAC' l' 1-sidt-nt of tht- To Mailer Grown-rs' Assoviatio Garnt-r Mapston in-at Mastt-r l'll ln- paying for that var for the rest of my life. 'l't-avht-r Thi- Nt-xt liomho tht- Jungle lioy -lllfly Mflfki .lolly Moods lntroduvs- mt- to that lxoy. Sq-crm-tary XV:l't- of Sonic lfootlvall Ht-ro l'at Mt-Cloiii-Zl'lllIl I'rm-tty Miss W'hat f' 'll-avht-r .ady t'arl.1vritz-t llali- Mc'l'ormic'k Ilarn Monkt-y Wh:-ii I grow up watch my dust. 'o 'v at .Ianniuuin in Mark's VYindow Milfilllrvl M4'lra4'k1-n Misvhii-l' Maker l.m-t's go hunt Mul. 'll-sl l'ilot lloxvling Champion of the- U. S. A. lionald Mc-I arland llot-sn't I-'ail What's the-rv to say 1' Workt-r Mr. Amt-rica 1: l'arol Mt-Miuhat-l Vountry Music l have to go to tht- studio to rt-ford. Ilillhilly tlrgan Grinder Jani- Mt-Williams Judivious Morals Sorry, I go steady. fu l'iano Teacher Mnryannn- Mi-ist-l Mt-rry Miss 'l'ht- ht-sk with it. Nurst- M-.H--ilvr of :Xngl--'s Store .lane-t M1-sst-rsmith .lust Mm-rry Just pri-tt-nd tht-y'r4- not ht-rv, maylit- ht-y'll goauay. Nurst- Miss Aint-riva lillvh NVilliain Mn-ssl-rsniith Wisi- Man Aw. gm-. lfarinvr Roliin ood ll Niillnf- Mol-div lil'-illvst M1-n Uh, my hair looks awful. .'4-4-rt-tary Old Maid1 ! Yivltii- Moodii- Yivious Miss llo ya have anything to calf' Te-avhe-r Non Star in l'riyatt- St-crt-tary lioln-rt Mordan lit-al Man Wl.y go to si-hool wht-n you ran do hunting? 'f tlntlau o llaldtoli .lalni-s Most-r .lust Manly I.:-t's gt-t tht- yt-arliook linisht-d, l'hi-mist liditor of I-Isquirv llawn Motti-rn Ili-liglitful Miss I don't know or vars-. 7 l'atii-nt at an Institution for tlld Maids llavid Myt-rs Undo Maki-r l?on't turn in your pain-r-, l'ni not tinishn-d yt-t. St-rvit-1-nian Riu-rsido lfarinir l i'ank Nt-vius lfails Not l'ni just a mountain nian. Nay y Man Loma-dian lddxvard l'aul liasy l't-rson Kidn- at your own risk. Navy Man Maki-V of l'Id l'aul Uandy liars 'l'honias l'i-howir 'l'oniorroxv's l'ulili4- lt's a rrucl uorld. Y ll.:11 31 sur :Ll M..d.son Siiu.iii- third:-n l'atrI1'ia l'ollo4-lt I'r4-tty l'u-tiirv l gt-t so varsirk. .'urs1- Winn:-r of tht- l'owd1-r l'utI IM-rliy lli-v--rly l'ui-pur lloy's l'i-t l almost got my hair c-ut, Hurst- lius Ilriur zo Milton lo'.t-rt l'ursi-l liixvrsidt- l'arl-wr lonl' - ' vt tl at l lzavt- liut ont- lift- to gin- or Navy Man Riu rsnlt-'s iudolt' Yalvntino Rixt-rsidt-. Alyvi- Ru-il All liight tih :ny ht-au-ns. Mrs. Mr-. .lark Sm-dd--n .lavk-on Iii-m-ul .lolly Ih-li Nl:.y -1- l'll lu- a liar-ha-lor. Ile-nti t K.ilpn:ont ll: inrr ltol.xnd Ili-vdy lit-servi-d lionito lin-al.y l xvasn't hunting, l was fivk. Foundry VVorkt-r VVindoxv W'asht-r .loan Ii-niivk .lust Romantic' Laugh and l'll laugh with you. Gy ni Tm-at-hor Gym Floor l'olisht-r muh in.-html, ic.-.lily iuinshmu oiwl--. uiuul--. Mfr- Wi----fr --f the Pint:-il lk-nu-st ThUnm5 Ul.m,.dN,,, Tiuly Romantic ls I.ois still 1-ngagt-tl. Ingirzt-or lfirsl Young Swim-ntist to Reach the Moon ..- .4 J- .... -4 ie t l Jes to Be Wants C' I nm N O .4 C if ..- Pf -. - ,- E as ,- li Vt Il Mr:- -4 -- ,- I- - ashtr W est Tube s'I' LI' M Mr I -4 --1 .- 42 Teacher 'it D H S Typ st there goes iz me fe ows Oh I t Man facttrer St Worker kM S Does 'inyone have 'lny c garettes C t Short rxvlt II S s I' h y M L t Wrest tr I btcrttary .-4 rker ...- -1 theAllzI f I-.1 Ma Des gnel' r -. Set y Jtt TL:-.ltr I' I FI tl' tht Wrux Hem y We D tger Gran Doctor Pau n Shop Oxy ner Secretary of Stet ers L m tr Compa y tcan IL I rkcr Ho sew fe 1. Washer l' Test -4 - eturtr ckt M nut' l y Man I' A IN utch I QTL h W I'l I' W erfu Oh yW U .-4 -1 Tl W W I -f ont nuedl Initials Mean lsually Saying: I :tin-d o I Mary Roberts Mischievous Rascal Anything I can do? Gym Teacher Caller for Suuare Dances at l'otts Grove Charles Ryan Clever Rover You're kiddinpz. Musician Candy Sampler for Hershey Candy Co. Calvin R. an tlever Rascal l'm right. you're wronxr. Accountant Door to Door Salesman for the I'lanter's I' lfuuene fandel lineruetic Scholar l know l'm right, Farmer 'rofei sional Cow Milker Robert Schmidt teal Soon All right, you win. Forester Jack llenny -l1'Sl'l'l1 SVISIY -IHS! SDUTIS Whadda ya mean? I-llectrical Enszineer Professional Water lloy for the 'hiladelnh l.ois Seelnold .ovely Star Well, if it's alright with Dave. Nu,--L. 1, a - ell Cheryl S4-itz Cute and Spieey Idun't know. A WAC Roller llerhy Queen l 1l3'1' 5l11'l'lH'rson Fairly Shy Married life is the only life for me. Housewife lllSl1 IV1lShl'l' fltf Hllllhy Genevieve Shuler Good Scholar t couIdn't have been meg I was home last night. Ileautician Doctor's Wife Ui-ville Shultz Out Smarter Anyone want another souare dance hesides me? Worker G0Y1il0mHU l'Hl ml'l' .lessie Shultz .loyous Smile l don't like to he called . essical Teacher Chamlllllll UHHl'0!' .loanne Sidler Jolly Soul Let's go to l'oal Township. Jietitian PUUIUP l'l'0l0l' Stephen Skerda Some Scientist You don't say. iadio Technician Moorcshurg Hillbilly Mary Smith Many Surprises You won't catch me wearing: stockings. Policewoman FITS! Girl Ufllllifv of tht' Wi1l'lllSl'Fil'S Nancy .lean Smith Nuclear Scientist Are you sure tl1at's right, teacher? 'hysicist - ill' V' ' ' Nancy Lee Smith Nothinizs Simple I.et's play houkic. Working: Girl Score Keellvr' flll' UW GlUb0U'0N'2l'S Richard Snyder Real Sweet I,et's have another square dance. Farmer ll' Ft l1ilWl'llUr'S l't'Dl2lCOFll0lll Hi D- H- 5- Miriam St. Clair llr any Such Children Gee but you're tall. Secretary 'lumheress Anne Stephens Always Smiling Oh well, you wouldn't understand anyway. Farmer? UWYWI' Uf il llvlllli-Y Shllp .ennie Stetler Just Sweet , .o ll ' . in ' 1 . . . t' a le: .ti e '.l u . . . ' . i . . il ill il . u 1 lidith .lean Stine .lust Sniall Guess l'll join the navy. 'I ' Jill lil 'l' l' Clair Stump Cute Stull' l'm the mountain man's hrother. Truck Driver l'l'l'SS Ailvlll fm' Mllrilyll MUHFU0 .lack Stump .lust Short ll:-ware or l might do something sensational. Serviceman Hoy: Caller Ralph Swartz Rural Stop don't know the answer. Wo Warden at Sim! Sin! Sylvia Tanner Sweet hing Do you have a temperature? Nurse HOSWSS UH l'iUl'l' bull .ler Q 'l'a 'lo - -' - 1 a. l- 'u:t ial qi 'na ' -r o - ' Roy Van Gilder Really Very Gone Move it or park it. 1? . -i r ntl- William Vincent What Vigorfl? What'll you have, regular or premium? Business Man First Successful Fuel Man in 0111+-'l' SIYHN Ted Vincent 'l'errilnly Valiant I say there, old chap. ' ' ' 1 ir ' Larry Vonlilohn Little lloy Gosh darn it. Musician ' ' S ' tharlotte Vought. Charming Vision Music kinda getteha, huh? 4-au i i . ' l ' u lx' .n llonald alker Dead Wrong How about your homework paper. Wo - Proprietor of Walker's 'ool Room Patricia ard l' ftt d I o de ' 1 ' l is? 'urse u' i - l-'rances Weaver First Wish Gee, l couldn't tell you. Employed Model for Ivory Soap Ads l'aul VVeaver l'rize Winner Sure l know the answer. 'I '. ' uh' .9 llarlnara Wertman llziby Wonder Oh come on now, don't tell me that. Nurse Football I'oach's Wife llarlis VVt-rtnian lloesn't Worry Keen with the drum, lruni. Air Force Miss Drummer for the Philadelphia Symphony l .lznnes Wilt .lolly Wanderer What are you doing: out after ten? oaeh 'rineilllll Of D- H. S. Gloria Wintersteen Good Wife Anyliody going: to Riverside? Housewife future President of the Lonely Hearts Cl ll.-vt-rly Wolfe llountiful Wisdom l'll chew gum if want to. leautician Cook for John Ronald t'arr Real Crazy Oh, these dumb teachers! ni' ' 'i 'l - a a' - Z Ai' Sf? -Q Vwf - N,mn'i M4'VVilli:m1x, llinrva-v W'z1g:m-r, limmin- l':lvwl Fzarul lhmknmillvr. Dun- VV4-nriwh, 1 PTEJSIJPIYI Vice President .Cfl'i'fPfE1fYV Trezzsllrer Historian MOTTO VVc will find a way or make one-. COLOR Gray and Gold FLOWER Yellow Rosc- Mr. Klingc-r-ltAs fun trxingf to Que-55 uhiuh Cir he-'11 drive tunzurrrm-dun? Q1-t ui as rung hz- is well-like-d and respected as a trachvr- mx-ry undersfanding-and his tesrs arrrf! Hlrnfl dflficull. J CLASS ADVISOR MR. EDWIN K1-1Nmi1 TEACH ES Algm bra II Sc mor Srifnm O R S ,,HHI'VC'j' Wagmr , ,A,Davc' Wffnrich Carol Bookmillc-r Nanci IVIcWilliams Bonnie Payff Z 2 , 5 - , Q V u r 4 '- ,vw a Y 7 si' Q alma Wx, 9 Q ' 1 Y H. il eq, ,, if 1 , M, 3 V 1 5 r se , I 1 -,FA ll U Il' . 1 4 JK, , 1tQ xf P-'O - . 1 Q sg' - , 3 hindi lux x .Ji l l First ruw: Furl Murtz, G4-urgrv MvC'lmnI, .lmmnnv Lynn. Chzlrlnttc Pnrsel. Patrir-i:1 Pritvharcl, Ja-an Mzssn-r'mith..lunv1 Kruni. Art Muylm-, llunulml Mvlrnluv. Sm-vmiri row: Allvn Nvwlxx-i'ry. William Rs-in:ir'kvr, Ruxinu l.unL:. limnizi .ln-:nn Rirhurmls. Ilnris Rm-niia-k. lh-:xtrirwl Ml'fllbTY!1il'ii. .lusm-nh Kingston, Willium Linkvr. Tlirfl row: Rivhznrll l'urs0l. Nzxnvy lVlL'lCrirlv, lizirlmru Mx'VVilli:ims. liunnim- l':1y4'l'. Nzlnvi Mvwilliunws. V4-in Ra-an-is-k, William Oni-zilcl, lilurlh r-uw: Rirhurzl Quin-k, Mc-lxin l,i1-txvl. 'Thumus M1-iss-I, .luhn Lyons, Gm-nryv Rluly. lfrwl Muyun. Rin'l.:urul l.vvny,5, Ralph Ulu-rclnrf, UNIORS JUNIORS limi row: Ihvnulul Sm:-all:-y. l r:lnc'ia Sxxift. lfluri-live' S:-hm-nvk. Fm-vilizi Wurfl. Hlizzilu-lh Turner, Funnix' 'l'znu5vIv. l r:-:ln Smflwrivk. .luvli Se-uso, .lurnn-Q lim-rlx. Suvurnl raw: llnviml Wm-nrivh, Furl Wysuvkiu. Jnsliliu 'i':ikinu, Nlnry 'l'i1vlur, lMn'iQ Sprimy-r, Murjurin Yun Siwkln-. l.n-may S:lv:nfx'. Kiln Wumlrutf. 'l'hir1l ruw: l'nn All Yh innun llmx lrll Yu ni ' ' ' ' blinliz, Thnnvzn- S1-hott, Th lim-r:nI1iinv Srlwnlm-r, liitil VV4 llivhzlrrl Shzllumux. 'IK www. as -:rvhln-lx. la-Ins-rwlzlzg VVmnlQ11lv, lillvn Sli-ilvr. Nurnml Shk'1llN'!'SUll. mnznx Ruly. lfvvnrlh nm: Ilurva-y W':u:nx'r. Wilsun Vnslinv. lilmm-r mflruil, Nzlnvy SI, l'l:1ir. Snnvlrzi Strziussvr. W'illi:mi Swvilzc-l', Rnlu-rl In 5-?cl - 5, - 1 il 5, , ' ,f ba Ruth Slvltz. Sunes. Ygffv , Ruth Messe-rsniith. Robert Weaver, Charlotte Wray, Paul L1-chnl-r, Vera Woodruff. President .. ,.,,, ,, Vice President Secretary Treasurer A,,,. l-lfstorfan ,,,, , MOTTO Forward ever: Backward never. COLOR Green and White FLOWER Lily of the Valley The Sophomore Class-energetic under-class- men, striving for their goal. the peanut gal- lery -remember the competitions we gave you credit lor winning, well the seniors really won them all-better luck next year- S O P CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Robert Warrington TEACHES Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Driver's Education Mechanical Drawing H O M O R E S .,..,.Robert Weaver Ruth Messersmith .i.m,.Charlotte Wray ..,i..Vera Woodruff ,,,,,,,Paul Lechner SOPHOIVIORE First r-nv: .lznnn-N Vlvwk. I'h:u'ln-s lCrlxI-Irv, l'15.lv- I'n5wr. Yvlnm Vnnpn-r, ,Innn liinuini.-lx. Mznxw-iv Ihxlm. Aunvr lirmwillw. Szlnnrlrn lim-ya-rs. Rolluxnl lfllvk. l,:nxwx'mn-1- IH-rr, .lrxmm-5 Ilzuix. Sw-nnul run: .Iffhn l'lnrk. liurl lfrlx. John linrah. Irvnv liyvr, l mNtznvw.- ISi'lnu'yL-r. Ilnfln f':1mp!w-II. IM-ily 1'nnt'1-r. VVl'nIn..x Iunv. Marlin Ih'XV:xlt. Vhnrlm-s lfrnlnrn. Rnlnrt Iinitivlnr, Third rum. I'r:1n4-ln1- 1':n'l:-. Imlnzn li.-.nu-rA Vzxrn. Vhzlmwll, Mury lfrznlwe-Q Iirndy. I':nu1in4- Hrvxxlxr. I-'nnlvh rnxx' Vlwn llnylnr. Vlnym- Iizfylnr, I-'rn':Iri4-E, I-'urmAv. Nunn-V Ih-wkn-11 I lrnIvn IM-ilrivh, Ilzlrrlwvn Axlmt-In, Nzmnr-x liuxh. Ibunnn llluvxlxw.. Luth--1 Iiiilwr. Vu:-I 1'1'm11I.-y.,VYiIIinm linrdnf-l'. I4n'X1 rum: lhurlvx kwftn-r. lzxrl Ilvlxx. lxzzy In-Xnn. k:nn4'r11n- lnrtnn. .-X1'Ivln- llznun-nhnvh. Nw-r'1'y ku 4 4.nr.nnAr, .lzum K:ll.4'l', .lsnnv llnxlvlla-5. H.4rlml'.n I-r:.:,l,c. Vzzlhvrinm- Hvnry. liunnlul Knnrr. l'.ul lf--x. S1-4-nnml rnw: liivhnrrl Jwhnx. .Inhn l,nn:. ,Xnnn .!f,h11xnx,. I-Qlhvl Lmxis. llinm- larnnm, l 1':nr'm-- lx-vhnnxmlwr. l.1nvl:n Iinduv. .Innw Iin:'x1hw-gv1'. Ruth IIw1r5. Sh-xv-n I.v.xiN. Ri--h:41'4l I,nw4'ry. 'I'hirnl rum: Ri.-hun! Hznrtnml.. Pu ll L4--'hnfr, A-Xlnw' kvr, Mrry IZ, .lm-2 kin-, .ln vu Knlm-n, Mary Imn ,le-nlxin-. .11-:nu .I-whn-nn. Mnry Iilinulwih ilmx.-. fN'I:nI4-lllmu Hnlximr, HM-.lv .lzmmf-. I.fv.1- Liu.. Ifunrlh rm-.: l'4rsl Iirnvn. l.nm'iIl'- Hans, Vntririzx K1-Lmsfr. .!Jk!'v1 K,:':u'y. Nlullj, l.nxxr'1m--. .I My Lum. Amy H111-ilvln-r'. 'Ixh1-minrv I.ynn. : A 3 V l V 5 . g 3 4 fi ? 3 fx M , 9 6 ' 1 I 4 53 V A ,cf 4 i SOPHOMORES ,M kg! I SOPHOMORES VW! FUN? 'I-f 'l1H1N liiflm. Nlllmm Ruhl. Imluznrll Nlf'l':nIT4'ry. Nm-ln: H'-iw, l5:1rl1:nr.u l'ur-f-I. .lfxw Mmnm-y, lhnrnrhy Nu-xnxx. Xwru N-nlwl, lfrzmk NHL'-, Rzxynmnfl M4-fhrmin-k. Sm-mul u-nw: Ilznrj. liixh--I. Vhurlm-4 M:nur'a-r. Shirle-y Niwklu-N. Phylln Shvllvnln-rLu r. Mary Rn-ib-fm, Rau-h'-Ilv Purpvur, RHI..-rg I'1:lI4..'lg. Thmnzn- Rum-y. llrxnll Nlurkvy. Thu-fl rum: Iiurulxl Minnivk, VVilli:am Sh:nI4mLm, If:-Iix Hlxh.-1'-ki. Jun.-y lflfhe-I, Ruth M1--Na-rxnulth. Maxam- N14-1 Imwhzm. Iznrulyrx Mvlnvlm-, Ray R.-ilwmm-. VVilll:4m flI.1-lvl-IH. I-llurth ruw: K.-nmllh MQ-Ixus-r. VVuyrw fVl4'M1-'hu'-l, I.:-mix Mull:-rn. Iinrlrzlrn llxh'-lxlxl. Alum- l':m1. IZ'-,.'l'fx Hllrvr. buy lVl:uIwr, Izrlvfu' li:n-lmwk. Hur! liwlnn-Un. Ilnnulul Rmlp. SOPHOMORES xx: K-'mmvlh VV1r1tn'rNtn Vhrl-I nw Shultn, Ye-rn VVwvviru Ilrxl r Nm2!h. 'l'l-uxnxw. liuth Sr NVvlnlwr Swullk. . 9 urulyn Shown-rf. Mary. Urxmllf- Sxxitm-r. Thir- '--n. Unnznlll Sixmlw, .lam-I lvmlxlfwul, lkhz4r'.L-vw XVr:15. Vzlirivizn Smith, YY. Ilzxlf- VV4'-1. Vhznrlv- Shig-n, Sw-,mul run: l'l:4rm-m--- XVUIH, VViIliam rin- Shultz. lin-x4-rlg NYuH:nwl. Kzulhefryu XV4fr!m:u1. lmxxn Shulw, Claytnm I run: Rfmlu-rx NV+-nur. Hurry W:-lv. ll:-H5 'l'rwwll. Vzayf- VVil1tQ-rslwln. im-. Huw- VVilli:xms. Shlrlw-5' Nl-Ife-rw. In-41x'Lfv Xt-n:4v4-hlvk. I-rx-I 5 zmyv, I-Hurth ruw: Imran-I NVzxIter Sny4I4-r, Mihirm lznnn-5 Shultz. Iiullznui is M -1! Xkmzvhl, Mznry IAM Vklhli, .lzurnivv Shultv Hmvy I,m1 VV:4um-r, June-I Shullv. E h I BULLETIN BOARD me 'mf mamma M 39549 FH M JT!-TE I-IORUS Om A 1 5 ygm aw to ' ' 55' gg ' W x , 4. sk W I w 1 gl-:J3J l4v1 N 5 ri I-'irsl row: I.. Su-hold. C. Yuughl, li. Werlmun. IS. Vurpur, R. Rum. N. H1-itz, M. Rvihsnnme, C. Svitz .I l'nh1f-mi. Sn-maui ruxx: S, 'l':mm'r. P. Pullmfk. li. V51'a1:m'r. D. Swank. l'. Shuxu-rx, P. Smith. M. 51 Flair. Third rnwz F. VVr:ny. Ib. Sn-Ile-r, IJ. Shultz, A. Re-mi. Y, VVmnirutT. li, Trnxel. ll. Sprimzvr. M. Vur Sivkh-. lfuurth nm: Y, Se-uh-1. M, Yuuuhl. R. VVfmmll'u!f. l.. Shuln'r'Y. J. Sivllz-r, N. St. Vlzlir. M. VVm-hi S. Strauwvr. IS. liillm-r. CHORUS -ANN NN zfq. 1 . 2 I wi I , , 1 f I ruw: A, II:IL'l-IIIIII4-I1, ,I. .-XIIIU-r. 5. Huy.-r. 5. Ilrumn, X, I'.mI-rllm-l K. III-nry. A. Iwru-I, X, IM-IIN, I I'r1-Mlm-r. Ii. III-nxwr, II. IJ--IIN. SI-MMIII I--ln: NI. IL'-1-v .I lilfmnxki. Ii. IQ.-Ury, l', Hp., Y. Il.1I.. fr N Inrml--r. 5 Iiznxxxun. X I nl-I I l.1vt--nr. W. Ilm-I 'I'I1nr-I r-fu: ID KNIIIIH-r. In I':IrI'. .I Iiwx-v K XIII.-4'Ix, IC. Aww, In, IIVM, M. IIv'IIlIIL'l'l'. I.. Iffx. IC II.-nry. .I II-.rnlll-ry.-y', I'. llznrmun Iwmuvix rl.-I Ixxk, .I. I'ur1y'..uI, I'. MIAMI I In-ilrx-II, N ICI:-II N. I'l4fIuIn'y'n, Ii I2:uI4-ln:uH, IJ, IWIIIII-1' ,I Ilwrx' Il! I5 I'1'nmf Ii Iurm-v N l III w:'1:'. Ilrx' run, Il. Ixrwum, I' NIvMu'II:v'I. H. NI4w'1I1v'. X Ix:.'1Iw-'1 5. Nl I-lo . NI NI I .I I-' I Ix I I NI .I1'z.INmx, S Kmkrf-r.I-:IIIII--r. I. Ilmlyf Swwml rmw: I IIIXHIIL., I' XIII ..I.:w I II Iv' I I.. I.4-xxx-. IV. Wlvrivuxznrx. ,I M4---I-rNm1'I1. .-X. .IHIIIIN-wr., IC, NI4f'HxAru11L,, w, Iwi '!kI.I:' I X Ix A, I'1x'II,.I. N1mmn-5. J. K1-tmfr, .I Hmm-11. IC. Nh-Nxfr-rnilI1. II I'n1 zr, I NI-X----m1vIw Xu In I hr vw IWIIIIIII r-wx: M XII-l'I-wwhznrx, II. I.4fhm:In. I. Kluw, I'. KIrIIm 11 IL, Nlmiw I1 XIIXXI NI l.:1xxrvrwv'. N. Hvlirnln- ru Y lfirst run: R. I-'urzu-y. .l. ikutlu-r. M. G4-ary. li. Shnpiru, M. W1-lvl., N. IJQ-lgiu-l R. Shipo' pl 1.1,-it ly KMA ll. W'4-rlmun. S1-vulnl row: I . Fnrm-y, J. Kistner. IJ. Ilelhu, M. Vim Sicklo, I.. M2-xusteller. J. Kulzvn, S. liitln-r. J, Maurer. J. Muuniey Third row: J. He-ml. C. Ryan, I.. Von liluhli, A. Stivkler. R, I'nIlm'k, J. YQ-:nga-r. l'. Form-y. R. Sher-tx. Fourth row: l'. Hi-ss. J. Shultz. C. Shipe, Ii. Mnye-r, E. I-lrlu, J. Sidler. Fifth rim: V. l'IntvrIil1c-. VV, M1'Mirhuul, J. Geury, H. VVuodrlliY'. U. Shultz, l'. I'ullm'k, Ii. Gm-ury. Sixth ruw: A. I':iul. Pi, lin-ziluzvk. I., liillm-V. A. Km-r, IJ. lirlv, G. M2llISil'llQ'T. li. VVQ-riniam. Svu-lilh ruw: l'1.S:imlc1l. Ib. Nlyn-us. l'. Hx-is-. ll, Suydvr. K. VVint1-rslw-ix. li. Mz'f':i!fe'ry. H, l':nul. BAND Nlajorette-s-High stepping cuties-Those short skirts designed to cause pneunionia-the 1-vcitenient that comes with the ruar of the drunis-even the best nzajorette drops her baton 4fu:1s'nn:1llv-Tile Hlfllj rush to the food stand after Illliffhifif at the half. First. row: Mary Jznm- Pirlm. Rnlim' Mmulic-. S1-vurxd rmx: Judy Hurruws, liurlmura Frunlz, Maury Ann Hulmrzl. lie-vm-rly Vurlvllr. Ilunnis Lehman. Vhinrlulh- VVr:iy, lhunlm Kay Hvnrin-, Kay Kvur. Third ruw: Xivkir- Mumiim-. Rzwhvllx- Vurlmllr. Luis Klinv. Hlvziium' H1-sg .Ivan ML-ssvrsmith. 54 Mr. Ke-r- Why don't vnu hrinff Vuur music to mr- and practice it once in a while - O.K. IDt's have the brass and sefconfl strings run through this srrzzilf'-Darlis, how about a crrnbnl Crash af the end-bnnd practice-5 I VPfL' lllvfllfflf lu-fore classvs hegjin- Hope it rains tonight sf: Lf' dllffl have' to przlcffre doun ar the- fmztlmll field. Mr. KH. J. M-mnwy, IJ. Ilelbu. M. Yan Sivklm- ll. lirlv, Ii. Samuh-l. I., Klinv, .l, Sinilvr, D, Kg-r, 5.3 Yjrq roxx: l':1! xxzlrd. Iilll Ilia, Ili- ry-f Iimiy. Sf-vom! row: Mr. Il:n'r:1tY. Miw flurflnvr. Orange and Purpla-we-'ve got to out down on gossip-but Mr. Barratt, rhafs what the kids MIIIIT1-H'hUI11 will ue- honor In These Portals -I don't want to be circulation manager, I Lam! to urirex-you Can? wrifv Ihat, if will lw stale before it's printf-d-welll I'n1 going to mt Mrs. Free- to look at Ihat ssfntence. I think i!'s riglit-Lf-!'s have II pivniv at Half-way lirzrrf'-no, I wan! to go to lVorld's End - lfly'-1 row: Vormir- Allwvk. Nzmvy liluh. Num-3' lh-1-lu-I-, Yvrza R1-znrivk, lizirlu Ifrzuutz. Mary Lou W1-hh, Ruth Mvsfvrfmith. S1-voml row: Yiruilxin Ibis-In-rt, l r1'1l:n Shvrwk. Amy Km-ilulvr, Vznrolyn Diulrirh, R1-ilu VVomIru1T. .lulxivv l ouwt. Murgorin- Yun Sin-klu. .lluly Lutz, .lozmnv lioyvr, ret row: Jvsnnm- Hinkvl, Shirla-y liuyvr. Luis Klinv. liarharu W4-rlmzm, Doris Gaul:-nun I-1 11 Xu 1 Mury Smith, Se-wunl ron: .lim Divhl. Sznru .lu Ilzlwsml. Ju:-k lklvr, Tum Rivhnrnl un VITNY run: Vw!!! II.-M, T4-:I Yiwu-nt, Dirk IM-nnvn, .lurly Mnrkx, lin-u-rly Ha-nrlrh Im M1-Flnuyhznln. .lnhn IJulrlm..Ium1m- Smile-r, .lnzmlw Glnuuski, She-lxu Iflvminu, .la-muy Ninrl 1 IMI Ill .I, SIIIIQ-V, Ii. Al:-lu. S Kffxtc-nI+:1mI1-V. I', fIlI'K'lmxuh:m. YEARBOOK CLASSES 4 I I I Ntmnp, A. IIN-II ATHLETICS Iwi-I ruxxi I'. W'zIr1I. J. Ilznltun. S1-vuml run: M. Sm l,. Bush, Dun Fowler. ADMINISTRATION Sv 5+ I 9 I 5 A - Q, Ilrt rwxx: I' l eN..rxm1 -. - ..,. W- .-4, Q-.... .......- . ww4 w .: .- wh X 1 I X I II 1 Ir I I I II N Ivrminr V I'vm Y Ifrv r'iv1 I... ,,Io-. .nrlm-:.. I.. II4mI!'1.-I.-. Ii. VI--rtnzzu.. II. Ihnrpur. I'nNl r-M: .I Au--Ivr. N. Smith, IJ IM-nzwrx. 341-vnu! r xx SENIORS STAFF ACTIVITIES ry. A. Ixrmn, X. In-lnun, I.. N-Q-hold. IJ. flzuh-nm .l, lznrmll-kvy, .l. MvNViIliHn1N SALES 1 x v I1 II r1 Nlan!!:.:: NI. kr.1m. - I X I I H:xr'..y. 59 l'. Hyun. IJ. I-Irlv. J, Marks, ll. Iles. F. R14-hardsmx. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY TYPING AND THEME -I. Hillkvl, li. Miulvr, J. Ilivhl. .I, Gluuzhkl, l'. Ilvx-. T. Vince-nt, R. Mundi:-. 1 : OFFICERS left to right: Harvey Wzmm-r, Ilnnna Kay Henric-. Joe Ss-isly, Miss I lm'vm'e Markle-y. Fzwulty Arixianr: John Ihxltmm. STUDENT COUNCIL 2? K . . ,L . X If llrrt rnxv: Il-m kr-r. lin-ull'i v M--l'urmin-k, Mary 121-ixv, Yu-rn VVnmdrufT, Doris Garlq-man, Vlarm-xxx-e Wmnlfr. nun! run: C'lz4rvm-.- Hurnhzurl, ,lim Mun-1-, Jam- Mm-W'illian1s, Luis Se-vlmlri. Ruth Messe-rsmith, Jim lurnf. Rxvhnni I.-mu, Thirfi nm: l':ml l.:-vhm'r, Mary Smith. Shirlvy lirm-fsl. Yvilliam Lwwis, l'1l1-anur I num. Murgnriv- Nm. Si--Liv. liivlmnrfl H:u'1m:m. 60 U11-' Il HAY. 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Jean Folk, Ruth Roup, Florence Carman, Naomi Reitz, Ethel Lewis President Vice President Secretary .,,. Treasurer Historian ,... News Reporter ,.....Anna Stephens Carol McMichael ..,.Virginia Confer ...Donnis Lehman .,...Joar1 Remick .....Rose Williams Don't forget to wash your hands and put on your aprons, girls-who will forget those delici- ous cookies that Donnis made with salt instead oi sugar-we don't mind preparing the food- ifs fun sampling it-but whose turn is it to do the dishes-don't let anyone kid you: we know how to boil water. Prewdent Vue Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentmel Rmhard Snyder john Auten Ed Paul Marvm jonfs Bob Mordan Robert Foulk Maurmce Geary Area F F A Presrdenr Wllham Rcmcckfr 1 :ru mn uf xxx T lf m 4 ml 1 A 'Vlfifyr N Au 'VI14 1 ur fr1n 1 Hn 1 w w I O . . I' P AX Captain . . ., . ,,,, . .. . ,, .. . ' Twp: J. Wm! HT. li. Sh-liz. Il. Sh: rm, R. Snjl-V. V. Hu vr. Mr. Litxxhilvr. Ym-utinnul 4-: -hm-ri M. .lwm-N. VV. R--' :uk'r. Ib. Iixzulxkuxln-h. G. l'rf: N. J Fhrk. IC. l':nul. Hutt-nm: .I, ANI:-n. K. . -'. r. H. fhzl nu-w, VV. Mm h:vl. ll. s, I . Ulshefwki. R. M: Izll. M. Gm-1 ry. C. y-r, PROM J-XIOIII nl '51-Thr lvig nlght for the juniors of the class of 1955- Out of this world -Look. Tho place filitrz-ring u ith stars and rhv orch:stra looks as if it is floating in a cloud-Oh ulzy d'd wc- havf- tu gif-I up ar six ffclnclc to decorate-Iefs all go to Genettis. 64 NO MORE HOMEWORK Miss Goodin, math teacher ,AO,,,.,,,O...w,,,,,w.,.,..., A....... Y vonne Lemon Mrs. Clendenning, plump science teacher .,....,........,A,,, A...... J oanne Sidler Miss Ogilvie. English teacher and DRAH-MA coach ...., ,.iss. D arlis Wertman Mr. Harper, confirmed bachelor As,,i,...,,,....i..,,,,,..,,,,... .,s..,,,,. J im Diehl Coach Guthrie, breezy and congenial ..., ..,...... J ohn Dalton Mr. Lundquist, long-suffering principal cs..,. ...... T ed Vincent Pamela Jones. conscientious and well-liked ,...c.....r. .....c.. A lyce Reed Buzz Bailey, Pamela's freckle-faced boy friend ,,,,.,. c..,.... E ugene Sandel Shalimar Ames. good-looking trouble-maker ......iii,,, .....,. S ue Fermier Midge Murphy. fond of rumors and bubble gum c...,.. ....,...,,....,.. K ay Kear Faversham Lightly. a sleepy freshman cc,,...,c.....,...,......,.........,........ Allen Blackburn Tallulah Ploetz, the high school's gift to the THE-AH-TER .c.i.,i. Peggy Jenkins Ronald Sasson, handsome basketball star . c,,,..,c,,..,.,,... .A...,,,.., ,,,, , . ..Dale Erb Miss Dill. efficient school secretary s,,,,,.A,,, ..,.... S helva Fleming Tick Tok. a Napoleonic janitor .,,,, ,,,,, , .Bob Schmidt Mrs. Ratchet. the cleaning woman , ,, ...,., Violet Enterline Elmer B. Ames, a pompous attorney , ....,,.,....................,,..,.,......,......,,..., .Len Bush Students. average type found in any school-Donna Kay Henrie. Bill Lawrence. Pat McCloughan, Dave Fowler. Don Fowler CLASS PLAY-Who do you think will be chosen-Hurrah! I'm in it-Come on kids, we have to set the stage for practice-who was it that took the money from the cash box, we know don't we. but don't tell Mr. Lundquist-Ohf shut up, you crosseyed beanpole, that's my bucket-play was great success and a lot of lun for the characters-who will ever forge: those torrid lines by Sue. Hello-o-o Buzzie - 65 'U- JI-'-s llrst ruw, left lu right: I.wm:u'1l Hush. Juv-ph l'l1-liinuvr, .lzlnws Wilt, llnrlald Lowery, VN'ayln- livrpzen- -wk. Vallxin Ryan, llnnalwl lfmxll-r. llair Smump. Sww-mi rww: .lwhn V:-ihlff, Vharlw liar-h. .lun-ph hvlsly. XVillrur Haufv, .luhn lmlturz, 'l'hun1.1x l-'-hlxt. llulu-rt K'--Ivr. Ilzuizl lfuxxlvr. Ralph Swartz. Richnrll Snymlvr. Thxrxl run: liiwhurxl llurlmzm, Ran-l-l lil:-ugh. Ru-hzlrll Immg. liivhnlwl l'urfel, Huruly VVag1m-r, Iluvid Wvnrirh, liunulcl Snnwllely, wllllllllll Nu-xiux, VVilwnm Vnstlm-. Furl VVymu'ki, W'il l'lllllblIllI1'T. Nl William Berry. lfnurlh row: Immuy W1-H+.-r. liuln-rt VV:-znvr, .luhn 'I'l'wnmf. Iiurrisnn Afhl-nn. Brian Nlarkvy, Thwulnru Anulmq Jnflvph Kiuuwl-rn. Tlmmzxx Svhntl. 1,1-may Sznidgze, VVilliam Obwalml. Arthur Muylv, Rim-hurnl Hush-lly. Rin-hzirml .lnhux l iflh rms: Ilczul C-mvh Kvnu lilllw. Assistant Couch W'al!vr M4-Cluskvy. Km-nm-th llzwis. VV:ll1m' Snymlz-r. VVillizmx Ruhl. Flare-rnxw Wolfv, John Lonyz, Rivhzxrml Baylor. lrfnrl liulnnwrr., i'url llnxf-, 'l'h1 VVilliam Smith :xml .lmnvx S-flla-rx. 10 ,-Nj Xll Ntdln- l4l1ll'lm.-lx Ralph Sxxzlrrf llunulml l.1mm'5 X ,.A-Il - U 1-rn-mfv llr-I lr-:lm .-XII-111:lt'.-r.-mv ll-m-frulwlv fir Alvmilm ill llwnzllml lk-un-I VK':nym- linux-11-1--I-lx 1Zu:n'4l HH lwllll nk llwlu-rl Kewl:-r lk-me-r flu .-Xll-ihrlfervrmn-v llznxfl I-'lmlwr llwu-wzzllrlv Mn-nlmu rnmx lryrm, R--llnml Shulvf. 1.NiNv:un1 Vuml-h flwnrge Mya-rly, Mzmaua-rx SENIORS Q unru-rlnzu-lx 65 1954 SUSQUEHANNA SHIKELLAMY LEAGUES UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS VARSITY STATISTICS Danvlllc I'1r t Downs Yard Gcnncd Scrlmmagc 3890 211' X nds Lost S rxmmdgc Attc mptc d 3 Pwr Completed YITCIS Gamcd Pagsmg 1123 J IX. O CAvcrag,cj 395 Tunis CAvcr cj 37 3 30 v WI! C T m h y G ard C WII L H L 69 W F OOTBALL-1954 Danville High School enjoyed one of the best years in its football history as the Ironmen went undefeated and untied throughout the season to become champions of both the Susquehanna League and the Shikellamy Conference. In becoming champions. the Ironmen broke long-standing records. They won eleven games, more than any other team ever put on the held by D. H. S.. captured the Susquehanna League by the largest margin ever recorded in the sixteen years the league has been in existence, and kept their opponents score- less in Eve games, with an over-all average of 4.5 points per game. The out- standing factor in the success of the team was that the fellows worked together and that they were in top shape at all times. The team was not divided this year into Varsity and Junior Varsity but rather every player was given a chance to play in the Varsity games At home games everyone was on the held At away games groups were chosen alonff with the starting eleven with every boy getting a chance to attend an away game A group composed of everyone with the exception of the seniors and the starting eleven was used in the junior Varsity games The Jayvees had a fairly good season winning two games losing two and tying one By dividing the team this way the younger boys are given a chance to develop their sense of timing and to see what football competition is like Individual successes were recorded by members of the team as Joe Scisly vsas named to both the United Press and the Associated Press All State teams Carl Wysocki was named to the Associated Press team Joe Sc1sly and jim Wilt were picked for the All Conference first team Lenny Bush and Clair Stump were chosen for the second team and Don Lowery Hubert Kester Carl Wysocki Dave Wenrick and Wllson Vastme were given honorable mention At the Banquet following the season the team was presented with the Sus quehanna League trophies one permanent and one temporary the Shikellamy Conference trophy the Judy Price trophy thirty eight members of the team received Conference Jackets It would be impossible to mention the contributions of each individual player but the combined efforts of the team will live on in the record books and in the memories of D H S fans RESULTS Home Team Score Opposing Team Score Danville Selmsgrove Danville Shamokin Danville South Williamsport Danville Chief Logan Danville Milton Danville Lewisburg Danville Northumberland Danville Lewistown Danville Mt Carmel Catholic Danville Bloomsburg 70 ' ,.,,,.,,....................,....,........ 20 ' ...,......,.,..,..,..,............,... 6 ' ,,.,,.,,.,..,.,,,..,,.......,.....,....... 12 ' .....r......,.,......,,,......,...,..... 6 ' ,,,,.,,,,.,,..,,,...,..................... 27 ' ' ..,...........,.,...., 12 ' ,,,,.,,,,.,.. ,......,...,,.....,,.,,,.,,. 2 6 ' ........................,.,.,....,, . 0 Danville .,,,,.,,.a,..,,...,........,.,......,..,.. 35 Jersey Shore .................,........,......,.. 0 ' ,.,,,.,,,.,,...,,.,,..,.....,.,..,,,.,.,.. 20 ' ...............,..........,,.....,.,,..... 0 ' ,, ,,,...,,,,,,.,,,.,...,,....,...,,....., 33 ' .,.....................,....,..,...,.. .. 7 ' ,..,,.a,.,..,,,.,..a,.....,..........,,,.. 28 ..........,..,,...,,,,,., ,. 0 ' ,,,,,,,,.a,,,,,,,..,,,.,...,.............. 20 ' .,,,..,,.,.,.....,....,...,...,,,,.,.. 6 ' ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,..,....,.... 49 . ' .,,.....,,,.,.,,..,. 13 ' .,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,.,,,,,r.,.,,,,.r,,,.,, 44 ,,,..,.,.,.,,............,,r,,...,., 0 Qqvenrra 'ln NVILLE qorge Mymrley lxennmlh lillls Wllur McCloskey slmt lwmth Nuperxlsur uf Athlmllr A slstunt Poutbx QPEQTy UANVILL H nl lnuthall Heul lh-.kctlmll He ul ll lst ball COACHES , s. 'gff E Henry Gatski Eugene Snyder Assistant Football Assistant Football H1-ad J. H. Basketball Assistant J. H. liaskc-tbzlll 71 RESULTS ML W hWt 1 W h W La l S VARSITY BASKETBALL The Danville High School Basketball Ironmen completed their season with a record of seven wins and sixteen losses Although they finished eighth in the league the Ironmen had some good accomplishments They were the only team to finish the season placing two men on the list of the top scorers in the league Hubert Kester scored 223 polnts to place 9th and Donlad Lowrey scored 211 points to finish llth Four players Kester Lowrey Bush and Hause will be lost through gmdu ation but the remaining nine will be back for action next year Home Team Score Danv1lle Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville .,,, r..,,,. Danville .... ,....., Danville ,Y.. .,,..,, Danville ,Y,, .,,,,.. Danville .,s, ...,.Y. 5 8 Danville ,,.. ,....., 3 0 Danville rr.. ...,r.. 4 9 Danville ,,,, ..Y,,.. 4 3 Danville .,,. .,.45 Danville ,,., ,r..... 5 4 Danville ,,,, ,...,,. 6 l Danville ,,,, ..,,,v. 4 7 Danville ..... H50 Danville Y,,, ,,Y,,.. 6 4 Danville ,,,, .....,. 2 4 Danville . . ..,,,., 42 Danville . ., ,Y,, ,754 Danville ., , ,Y,,,, ,38 Opposing Team Millvllle Muncy Lebanon Catholic Shamokin Muncy South Williamsport Selinsgrove .,,YY.,..,,.,, CO Mifflinburg ....,.......YYs ,S Trevorton ....,.,.,....... Northumberland ....r ,,,,r,r 4 6 Bloomsburg ....r,r... Milton ..,.,....,, ., ..,. 63 WWA74 Lewisburg .,V....s....eow,. M44 Sunbury ...,.....,r,........,r A, ,,,, 71 South Williamsport Selinsgrove ,,,.,,,.,.r,,,..r. ,,,, , Mifflinburg .w.......,,..Y. ,, , 2 Trevorton ,...,..,.,,....e, r,,,,, Northumberland .r,., r,.,,, Bloomsburg .,,,,,,,.. Milton ...,,,..,.. Lewisburg ..r, Sunbury .,,,, ,58 50 ,70 ,6l ,68 ,43 60 93 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The junlor Ironmen had a rather good eason on the courts wmnxng thxrteen games and losmg only seven They were not hampered by lack of 'mewht even though the tallest man on the quad lS only s1x ft because the average hewht rn the J V league lS not 1 great as m the VdfSlt5 league Th1s plu the fact that they Worked together Well rs probably the reason for the r sueee ss You vv1ll lr seemg the members of the J V squad agam next yt '11 but they wxll prolnl lx lee plqvlng Varslty ball RESULTS Home Team C0 e anvnlc I xnvlllc 'I nvxlle 1nv e mmllc D nx llc ll nvlllc Dfmvmlle Danv1lle Danvllle V3 nvnlle nvllle Danvllle m c 3 1 1v1lle D nv1lle V nv lle J rn J lle 'T'lI'1VlllC W lter ey rr A h W ll Rxhl Opposmg Team Score Mxllvnlle Shamokm South Wllllamsport Celmsgrove Mxfllmburg Trevorton Northumberland Bloomsburg Mllton Lewlsburg Sunbury Jouth Wxllramsport Mlfflmburg Trevorton Northumberland Bloomsburg Mllton Lewlsburg Sunbury ull e er I Hxrtm n ma I it r 1 y I 1 3 . . S 1-. L' ., , D: ' A , , ,.,,. ,, ,,,..,,,, ,28 '4', , , , ,H ,. ,, ,ll Lf ' ,, , ,L ,, , ,, M37 . ' ,, , H40 f' '1 ' ' , , , ,,,,,,. .. ,,,,,., .H64 ' ' ,. 27 Ur 'ill' ,. . , ,, U52 tx' .,l,,, . ., 46 Ur- ,, , , ,, ,, ,,,,,,, H72 ' ' ,,,,,,.., ,,,, 59 fl 'l A .. ,,,, ,, ..,..,. .,,,,,, ...l,,,,,,. 5 3 ,,.,,,,Y,,,,,,l..,..,., . ,. .,,, ., H52 ' zt ' ' . ,. A. ., ,, ...,....,,l 63 ,. ,39 1 ' A ,,,,,. ,.,,... .l.,,, ,,,,,,,.., , A A 40 ..,,,,,.,,,,.....,,,., ..,,,,, . .50 ' A ,,..., ,. ,....el ,. ,,l,,....... 31 ' ,,...,,..,,,,.,l,,,,,..,,,..,,. ,.., , N57 ' I ,,,,.,,,,,,.., .l,,..l,,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,.. 5 2 ' ,..,..,v,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.. , ,,.,,, ,fl-l . Q ' - , ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,., ,. ., ,,t,, H55 ........,,,.,,,,,,,,,e,, ,, ,74 ' A ,, ,,, , ,,,,, ,, ., ,. M59 Y' ' ' ,, ,H37 Danville , Y, , , ,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,, U61 Selinsgrove ,,....., .l,,, , . 53 , '-,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,.,, M47 ' ' ,..,.....,,.,,,,,, ,, ,33 ITP!! 'll' ,, ,, H, .....,,,,.. 62 ...l,Y.,........,. ,, H .60 E TI ' ' , ,.,,,. .,,,,,,,,, , . .....,,,,,. 69 ..,...., ..,. ,.,.,,., , , ,40 ' fl . ' - . . ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,.,....., -I7 ...,.,,...,.,... ., ,. L60 1:1 i 1 .......,.,.... ,.,,.,,,,,,,.ll,........... 4 5 ' ,,,,,,,7.,,.,.,,,,....l...,... , ,.......,, .48 1 1 Al ' . ,..,.,,,,.,,..,,,,,,.,,,,.l,l,. Sl ' ,,,,,.,,,,,,4..,,,.l,,,,.... , .-ll lf. ' f ,,,,.,,, ., ,....,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,l.ll,,,,.. 47 .. ,.,..v,,,,,,..,,,., , ,... Slzzmlimx, lm-ft to right: Vnzxvh zu - Mcflusk , .lzmws Sh z, Orvill Swvitzl . llichurr 1 :I . Sh'1ill'iQ.m Hal isnu shtun, Ric' :xml Johns. Knee-limzz 'l'ho ' S Ly Ill, W: l 1- S I dvr, . uh! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ls 414 lf llnr A-.44 -sv-Y re f rn 1 11 111 nk lmmr r u ml Thlrw rum gy n N VZTSIYV Cheerleaders C o m e o let s sell Make that pomt II 5 a d ma rush to the refreshment stand popcorn t h e 1 r Doris spilled her cheers certamls have thezr ups and downs-cheer up foes the worst is vet tu come Won look at I at h cl an sonle nun1ber 21 on the other team 14 1 on uhnm ,Q ' Champivms Twim- Iron men Honored jV Cheerleaders Future varsxty material Conn: on Sherry Kay anoth r soln- if r k ds someday they may all jump together JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS eelxm. hfr f 1 mm I-ru t Cuiaptun Qxmlrx Beyer M Prem Cdptixn Iaymr Sherr hu nrslml N amxm. 'xrx nu an ln N nes I lair Nunn Mlywlllldlll Vera Rzaru 75 VARSITY BASEBALL Although the Danvllle Hlgh School baseball team dmd not come out on top of the league mn the 1934 season they certalnly had what can be called a sue cessful year For the sxxth tlme 1n the seven years Mr B1llS has been eoachmg bl eball for D H S the team Came ln second the other year 1952 the team took hrst place The 1954 record was a good one th1rteen w1ns and three lo ses Northumberland was the team the Ironmen couldnt seem to hurdle losmrf twlee mn two games w1th them For the 1955 season Mr Bllls has to replxee uch Une athletes as W1ll11m Snyder John Blosky Rlehard Fowler Tony Stun p Russell Boyer and john Morrls RESULTS Home Team Score Opposxng Team Score Danvxlle Benton Danvxlle Bloomsburg Danvmlle Danvllle Danvxlle Danvllle Danv1lle Danvxlle Danvrlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvxlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvnlle oll'lITlOklfl Shamokm Bloomsburg Northumberland Mllton Lewxsburg Nlmfilmnburg Sunbury Trevorton Northumberland Mllton Lewlsburg Mlf:lllUl'l1ff 16 1 , ., , t ' 4 A ' ' ,,............., ,.,,...,..,..r,,,, ,,.., 6 ,,,,,,,,r,,,,,r,,. ,,,, ,,rt,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 ' ,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,, . ,,,,,, 1 2 ,,,,. ,,.. , l L ' ..., Ar,.l...,,, . ,, .,,,.,,,,,, H ,,,,,, 0 S L ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,e,,l.,.r.... S ' ,,,,,,, H Danville ,,,,,,, ,,e, , ,, ,,,,,, ,,,, , ,, .,,,. 5 Trevorton ' ,. e,e,,,,, ., ,, ,.,,.,,,,,, 2 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,. ,, ,ll ' .. , ' . . ,,,.., , , ,, 4 ' ,.. ' ,r,, ,, ,,l, ,,., ,....,, . . ,, .,,, 5 N ., ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,l2 A ' ,.r,,.,.........,.........,,,,. ,.., ,,,,, - l f ' ,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,.r,...,...,.,, ,,,,, 3 ' ....,..,..,. ' .,,,... .,,,.... ., , 10 ' , ., . ' . ,, ,. .,,..,, , A ,, 6 ' ' J , l 1r-st row, lm-fl to right: Ralph Swartz. Thomas Svhott, Louis Fox. William Smith, William Oswald, Rieharil I,oui:. Vifaltvr Snyflm-r, llonalil Stanko, Carl Hviss, Thomas I.ynn, Ric-harrl Snyulvr. liryan Markvy. James Burns. Si-vonul row: Calvin Ryan, James Bei-k, VVaym- liaylor, VVit Hunsini.:m-r, Donalrl Snit-ill:-y. William IS:-rry. James Wilt, .lohn Dalton. John Long. VVaynv Be-rue-ristock. Harrison Ashton, Daniel VN 1-blwr, l'oai'h Ki-nm-th Bills. Thirzl row: Harvey Wagner, Thomas I-'oust John Crililis, VVilliam N4-vius. Carl VVyso1'ki, David W'e-nrif-h, Rim-hard Johns, Donald Fowler. Hulu-rt Koster, Jost-ph Kingston. VVillian1 Ruhl, John Thomas, L1-roy Savimluv. l our'h row: Rirharrl Hartman. Kollaufl Shultz, Russel Iilcivh. Leonarel Hush. VVilson Vaslinm-, Joseph Svisly, Donalrl Iioxu-ry. fharle-s Harsh, William Ilausv, Riuhard Hostvlly, Ilaxiil Fowl:-r, Rivharil Purse-l, Hari Robinson. LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Lettcrmc-n's Club. which was organized in l946, consists of all boys who have earned a letter in any of the three sports handled in our high school. Every ye ar the club. which is directed by Mr. Bills. presents to its Senior mem- bers Lette-rmcn's jackets for their individual contributions on the gridiron. Court. and diamond. 1511-.El ECQNQ' JAY C DERR A LIFE UNDERVVRIIER 1'-7 REPRESENTING LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A Llfe Insurance Investment Provxdes A Substantlal Estate lt early death or dlsabtltty occurs A Guaranteed Income later IH hte when most ap preclated wlth no management A plan that Wlll accept matenal tlnngs naw owned and accept any future earnmg that are not needed IH bustness and tarmly matntenance Purchase Your L1fe Insurance Plans Early ln Lrie OIIICGS F urt and lfarlcet Streets BLQOMSBURG PA 8 49' . 'B 5 I L IT: V 'W' ct .l.,.u 6901- X vb THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL L . I . . . 2. I , I - 34 ' ' ' Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Danvllle Hugh School From all the Folks at Thompson Products Inc Danvllle Works O O , , O COMPLIM EN'1 S HENRY VOELCKER th FOLLMER TRUCKING JOHN G SMITH COMPANY 80 Y T OF 7 C pl' t. C q 1 114 f T Cl f M55 DEVOE Insurance Agency Workman s Lunch and News Stand Fad N NT ncvyem t J E BIRD U: 'S TA VFPN or Y It Wlt 1 Howers ay It W th Our LeDu lower' and Gnft Shop DEAN F LYON F101'1Sf NEWBERRY S Your Fax nly Store 734' ' Wh o l U1 ,I , HEJUZ7 'R -1 ,I , G ' lj 1 S 7 c WATTS HQTEL Amzow SHHQTS 1 er ew -U ., . en M ' 0 I ::J.'L1.H f: ' 7 BHP QBIIYGPIIIPB whr Qivttvr Qrrur Mu glflllllll CDIhvm Mimi ahah Sv Illmrrnt QQMPL1M11,N1s Montour County Trust Company Jul PT Th B E yb Member Federal Reserve System Member F D I C ,O - .- -1 1 - in ' . 0 fi : . V 1 ' . ' ' J Q i b Q .. , 1 W T W k DAY' , JITIA e cmk for ver ody GH DANVILLE SILK COMPANY SD WILLIAM FERMIER FOUST ELECTRIC COMPANY 'I X AMESBURY COHgICIlUlGll ns s Mlller s Coal Yard Premlum Coal Sunheat Fuel O11 O11 Storage Tanks Mme-nt McDermott Motors Oldsmob1le Sales 6. Serv1ce B m V1 To the Class of Danvllle Ieddo Hlghlfmd Coal Llvestock Market, Inc Fuel O11 d A ,ICI Tl Dcrnvllle Auto Auchon 3 r 'Q H Ccinclizi. ts To the Clus. of '55 of - 9 ll ll ' Comp S: Ccmpllrrz ts of of 909 1331 Rd Danville, PG, Best I. 'shes '55 Phd e I 2031 . ' o . CHC? Scaled By Us - - ffeter Cel CC i. ri BEAGLE Lumber Company M11lwork Roohng Pamt Hardware 329 Church Street Phone 566 DGHVIIIS Penna VINCENT S Atlantlc Servxce Statlon ATLANTIC GAS OIL GREASING LEE TIRES PERRINE BATTERIES GROCERIES and ICE CREAM Donvllle Nousdole Road Phone 9953 Coznplunente KINDT See The New Chevrolet Comphments MONTOUR HOTEL Dom 1I1e Penno Comphments G M LEIGI-IOW V M D Bloom Road Phone I Colm IIIIIQUIS DIETRICH S DAIRY Laboratory Controlled Da1ry Products Col lphn ents REA 8x DERICKS KNOCI-I S GARAGE Carbureter Servlce MOTOR TUNE UP LUBRICATION GENERAL REPAIRS P1 ne 451 7? Canal S Dar 111 r P'-I I ' 1 , 11 I' . 5 of 3 of , , Y F Y t 1 . ' . of of 7. 9 of ' . . 1 F A 4 -- , . 1. tv' e, PCI. COM PLIVIENTS Danvllle Natlonal Bank The Dltzler Stationery ROYAL SWAN Greetmg Cards Ofhce Suppl1es FOOD STORES Art and School Needs D1ne and Dance BUCKLEY S PATTON 5 OPEN PLATTERS LATE DAILY Electric Servlce f Dr J C Blackburn Fry s Sportmg Goods Sports Equlpment DENTIST- ' L Q 0 The smart graduate and student pztronizes . . . Cgmpllmems . . of for Compliments . of 9 2 fjfftlullzikis C:OII'lfllI119I'1l,' -1 C , . C I I Flrst Natlonal Bank The Bank with the paukin lot and Dlive-in Window fO1 the com emew e of 1tS patlonb U Ie Q eu b61X1LQ gon tent xx 1th OL111dbdI'1klDQ Som lCCOUIlt1Hx1tGd p Jtected and apmeclated MEMBER F D I C CD' Q. 5 C' FE 'U sw C mphm nts C mgratlllctlors To the Class of 55 F W COURLGON S WOOLWORTH CO BandB '71 'U o 1 FY' rn 'Y sw UQ 5 cu '1 A Q EF' 1 Q '1 B. cn B. m 'ns go. QF 52+ '-'o :s C S C A T Sh George O Wagner 26 uto une up op At orneys at Law DAI LLE MPPOQ 11 P51 O 0 Y . , f . , O . v ,, . . --L CWS fx' SUS 'n S ' l 1 A' 1 K , . . . ' ' I 6 'V I 1 . L , , x ., , v , . N i Q A e C: f ' 1, 1 of 4 I X l I '- 9 e I . Best Vfishes for Q I N ,, -IN r Lest be ees-.Del meer 9 ' e . . , , ' 1 e . - - 'im W fr ijfmf 'HC Best W1sr1e Ray Shutt and Sons To the Class of 5 Quahty Meats and Grocenes lf W Danvllle Servnce Center Free Dehvery U KlLLl!-lll r C ng Cxtmdl t1 .cam s Pharmacy Cfllll P COLE S U mr Tl I 1'Tll B l To the Class of 55 Mccaffery S ROBERT MARKS Attorney at Law d Sunoco SSIVICG Stat1on A Good Place For Communlty Jewelers Good Iewelry Where Your L,red1t Is Good WATCH REPAIRING WAGNEW5 Jewelry Store J 3 ' 5 . . f I 1,1 I D FF , 'Icp 5,212 Front 51-91 fiom, 7-if -A W G rggie 2:32 Cczziglirieis 5 CY 'U 'CYS of P . , 'l ' H lt. ' llCIffjQf1ClSl 1 1352 Mill ftreet DfII1'JrillQV pu CC A,'lll.Cf'llS l bffiffffif l, was and ffft ,Vixles of I ' E . . Yxl'!Clf5i e, PG. llfmville, Pri. jxitille, P3 Danville Lumber Company Lumber Bu1ld1ng Supp11es and Hardware Contractmg VJALLACE H DEIBLER O rer 322 Ferry Street Dcmvllle PCI Pnone 7 If Cor plrments WRAY S COLD SPOT Try Her Good HOUQIGS Ccmpl ments BARR S HARDWARE Cor pl ments Togomac Fur Company, Inc Mcmufcrcturmg Furners 32! Per ,f Street D ru le G Comphments KORNER MEAT MARKET JACOBS ICE CREAM SODAS CONFECTIONS IOHN cmd ESTHER QUIGG Prop COYUIJTIYHGHTS THE OLD DUTCH BAKERY Cong ctulcmons To the Class of 55 DODGE 6. PLYMOUTH Wagner Motor Sales 85 of , . X . f W 1 ' , . Q -wr H , of , r ll ' ll Y T- 4- - V? A if 1 'r 1. i ' of of 9 I1 i r . of I ' o Xa ril , P . DR A M CCHQIGYUIUTIOH Optometnst To the Class of 55 17 Fast Mcxrmonlng Streef Dim xlle P Shoes Cloth1ng Comphments Comphmems BRADY S MEAT MARKET W O Curry,Jr M D To the Class of 55 McDermott's Grocery VINCENT S DAIRY I Str e Plxone 1733 CRUSCA FANCY FOODS fflflfllle PU BYRON MERTZ Jr IT 1 STUDEBAKER 6. PACKARD THE Sales and Serv1ce BONNIE ANN SHOP D9 F ' S I V- , Q. - . J ' . of of 1 1 0 U C, 0 I N CFJHQYCKIYITGNCHS and Succesq' COIYIPJUIIWUTS ' of 9 754 Blast . e T . , . Cf: xplzrz ents I of Eciville, P11 MCVEY The key to cl bec1ut1fu1 home Fla TEFN MODEL ROOMS OF FINE FURNITURE Open For Your Inspectlon 92 East Cehtel Stleet Phone 387 GEM Danvllle Lodge 1133 FURNITURE Loyal Order of Moose 0 7 COIHDIIIHEUIS W Cgmplimenfg I of of 1 . I 1 I 5' LONGRATLLATIUNS FO PHE QLAS5 UF 5' MERCK SL C0 , inc 1 ,TY ' YYV r -L AL 1 YY I A .J O Congratulations and Best Wlshes to the Class of 1955 Mfg Se Eng Corp Kennedy-'Van-Saun Compliments of Dr. H. L. Arnow C X'I'1.JYCITLl1CXTiOI'1S To the Class of 55 Excluswe But Not EXPSHSIVG RACUSINS Dmmle P mph me DAILEY S Bloom Street Store Prescr1pt1on SpeC1CIl1StS C. E. McWILLlAMS Meats and Groceries .Qrier if fffill iid Lowe: ffulberrg' F I RNEYS COAL C R E GAERTNER R C BRITTAIN Cllff Hungerford Studio 93 D' f P. C , Q. QC, J I ms Ci7IIgf,1lII1 nts Of of , . . and x7'f1lL.2:'iI,:.. Burns' Drug Store M A 2-Q:...1llQtree. -1 fist f.ifliICiLI'.Q Ctr lfizitlle, nil. 332-.illey jg J Maxwell Moore wc cl F1Sk Res1dence Stucho G eral nil Around Photography we or C BS o DIIVQ Carefully and Keep Ahve If EEFER S DEPARTMENT STORE SEIDEL S Department Store GEORGE T GORDON B P O ELKS No 754 Iygffij .TC C. 9 Q:'fIf IIL'1f'li71TTf,YiE T' il1fEC1'.1ETSf,f if Iii. 11' ' , ' , ' Cggrg l1::rer.rf WT Yf. I.'f'1Q.'f1izi'f one ' To the Sei lc? f 55 ,, . ff',z:1gvli::1'Q2I'1t:' C-.1r5lg:..a:11fa of . T 9 EL l O O ' . 1 C rn hments SAM M JACOBS flu enfs DANVILLE TAXI SERVICE 71 Maur QPRVICI CO1 myluuents Donald E Whltenlght Refrlgeratlon Farm Equlpmeni Sales SGIVICE REQGIYS in I0 Parma lffm Dr P I.. Stevenson Cor 3 atulat on To the Class of 55 Capltol Confectlonery DANVILLE MANUFACTURING CO INC Us fer 1 5 re C Manufacturers of LADIES PAJAMAS BUDDIE S CAFE III PURSELS CLEANERS 0 np '. I of . Cczm , ' :L . of ., . T I f ft IQTYLVIII , E 1 Q' Of Cfgzzzyllrz., Aja . . of n 1 , IDC vi I ,, , v ia C:1:1g,f'ments C',ff.f 11.1 .sm G 4 of . . . 95 EDDIE'S Town and Country Bar I Dimv He Pewrm AL ZIMMERMAN Intenor Decorator V1 G Phone 535 I Co H1 Ylente 130 M H St Dem 11 Perm C VIII ents R E REESE Cf' ,zrggtlilrmenis ALBERT J LECI-INER HEATING 6. PLUMBING ELLIS S RAUP GENERAL INSURANCE WASHINGTONVILLE pi ew COTNER S GROCERY if YT3 Mill - 1 , A . Cfurrmplirnents of Cm11y1li111en1S of 'fl M111 St. Dun 'H , Po. m 5 'r. . 0. Ray G. Frye Estate RESTAURANT i . Vxfrrshinggto A E ' vi e, 61. Com fun I ts 055.131 Ci of , VJflfSI.lKQ'C..'.'l:4,, fi: 96 GREENHOUSE MAPSTON S WESTERN AUTO MARKET PAT S GRILL SHANNON S S W T GRANT Carodlskey 8: Hendrxcks COM PAN Y GOODYEAR TIRES Dctnv11le s One Stop Shopplng Center Everythmg for the Fcxmxly and Home 9 Ccrzzplimems Ccmpliriems of of 9 s Ilffilllflf, Prep, CCII1f,1iIUGUT. Cgyylplimentg Of of a Dcmville, Pm Cwuxrxplixrlerltr' if I E' HAN EY MILLING COMPANY South Danv111e Plamng M111 Co CONTRACTORS BUILDERS M111 Work S 11111 DC1nv111e P1 f'Cnqrc1t111t1 r To the C1022 C 55 Rheda Manning Shop Jlm Foster Record Shop I1 THE PINE BARN INN f1o1'11f111 IGUTS Sherwood s Grocery Ash Street 7 116 027 Otto's Auto Supply 179 281 M111 Street Dc1nv11e Penne Wagner Auto Body and Fender Works We make your car llke new agcnn G L C',1111111 z. nts' !'.1YC11111f111Z7I'1S of tr 7211 CQ:-:s '1 N ' 1 1 2.1 , - - 01 . ' a QQ ' e, C , , 1115, D . Eshmcxtes Cheeriully Gwen , SQ i 1. C 'Q .fa A . , 1 , i , RHODE E144 Xl ' Y .1 . I Il f5f'1IfV1119, 1DQY1I'1SY1'Jf 113 1i'1fiV1116, Pr: P1132 'F .48 Q I L x i , I 1 I 1