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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

THE SENIOR LLASS DANVILLE HIGH SLHOUI Danvllle PCHHSYIVHDIW Presents the LETRESUR DANVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Home of the Ironmen' F ORE ORD Le Tresor the yearbook of Danvllle Sen1or I-hgh School lS pubhshed annually by the sen1or class Its purpose xs to present 1n brxef materlal that repre sents the school l1fe of the graduatmg class We of the Le Tresor staff have strmven to do th1s m select mg materxal whlch we bel1eve typxfies our attendance 1n hugh school It IS wlth great pleasure that we the Le Tresor staff present thus 56 ed1t1on of our school yearbook We hope that xt may serve as a d1ary through whxch the years of work fr1endsh1p and pleasure may be rev1ewed 3 ,,..,..,L.. --rg FRANCIS SWIFT Editor x ff X , tj ,xl I 'A I L.,.,,' ,- 4 X L ,KVJ gi y - Z hh Il ' ' ' . , . Cl 77 ' ' ' - . . DEDICATIO Swlftly pass the years and our school days are oer Fond memorles treasured and kept evermore Made good by the gu1dance and help of a frlend Who led us from start to successful end For thls Mr Klmger many thanks are due And so we ded1cate th1s book to you As a grateful token for all that you ve done Wlth deep apprcclatlon from everyone MR EDWIN KLINGER Class Advisor Teaches Scxence and Mathematncs 4 Zin flllemnrmm MR WALTER F MENSCH We the Senlor Class of 36 wxsh to dedlcate th1s page of Le Tresor to Mr Walter F Mensch who wh1le servmg as prmcxpal of Danvllle Senlor Hlgh School was called from th1s l1fe to serve ln a much greater capaclty Mr Mensch durmg h's many years of servxce as a prxncxpal teacher and sportsman contmually gave hlmself to h1s students fellow faculty members school commumty and country Hrs memory w1ll always be honored and loved by all who knew h1m We hope that th1s In Memorlam may serve as a heartfelt token of our respect and gratltude toward th1s great man 5 o , S . ,- . . . v v u sv ' ' . . , , v - v - 1 v v n v 1 1 - ' ts - 11 IN APPRECIATION We, the members of the editorial staff, dedicate this page of Le Tresor to Mr. Robert Warrington, Mr. Emery Miller, and Mr. jack Wanich, in acknowl- edgment of invaluable assistance rendered by these faculty members toward the publication of this book. We also wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to all others who in any way contributed toward its publication. .l 7., MR. RKIBERT WARRxNcaroN, Mk. EMERY MILLER, MR. JACK WANICH 0 ted lft It t W r H 2 buch Ol e W Clark Messrs or d Fl a e y r m n n Th d re Bell Jame G ry EretMBo D PulLBrdJl'rankGehr DANVILLE AREA JOINT SCHOOL BOARD COOPER TOWNSHIP LIBERTY TOWNSHIP RUSH TOWNSHIP Mearl Krum Losson Mader Stuart A Hartman Ray W KreIsher Donald Remaker DANVILLE BOROUGH Dr Harold E Brown Theodore Bell J Frank Gehrlg John Pappas Dr L F Rltmlller Donald M Thomas DERRY TOWNSHIP R R Hornberger Freeman Cromls Walter Loncosky Lloyd Cotner E Donald Sahm Ernest M Bower Jr Dan1elK Lazarus Frank W Davls Ohver T Re1bsame John A Rlne MAHONING TOWNSHIP Carl Shultz Wllham P Strausser Norwood Fleck Woodrow W Wolfe Howard Glrton MAYBERRY TOWNSHIP Walter E Cromley Lee G Woodruff Marr W Woodruff Paul E BIrd Robert E Woodruff RIVERSIDE BOROUGH Charles H Forney George J Metcalf Paul E FIsher Stuart L Hartman Paul J Wertz Ray Hendrlcks Lee Gademan James A Geary Lester Campbell Charles Getty VALLEY TOWNSHIP Steven J BalschI Howard J Tanner Morrxs H Edmeads Walterl Hagenbuch Stewart Van Blohn WASHINGTONVILLF BOROUGH Thomas Blllmeyer Harold Arner Herman W Seldel Mrs MaryW Hoffman Lawrence Roberts WEST HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP Paul Derr Wllson Redka Leonard C Styer Frankl1n Wmtersteen Ray Beagle Sea , e to rl h : Mr. alle Loncosky, Mr. Walter a en , Mrs. iv . N woo eck, Ch rl S H. Furne , Stuart A. Ha t .ln. Sta dl g: Messrs. eo 0 ea l n 5 . wer, Jr., Paul err, a '. i , . ' ig. . , . County Superintendent To the Class of 1956 In your twelve years of pubhc educatlon your mstructors have endeavored to teach you co operat1on respect for others and dependabrlrty I hope that all of you have learned to carry out the lessons taught you concermng these v1rtues for they are just as xmportant as all the knowledge learned from the many text books you have read If you go out 1nto the workmg world and do everythmv ln your power to cooperate be re spectful and dependable you wrll defmxtely find a pl asant world acceptmg you the rest of the world wlll be as pleasmg to you as vou are to them Good luck to every member of the Class of 56 May you always remember the days IH Danv1lle I-hgh School as the most happy days 1n your l1fe To the Class of 1956 Commencement lS a tlme Whlch looks both b ckward and forward Th1s book wrth 1ts backward look w1ll 1n the years to come be a valued treasure to each of you as rt w1ll recall w1th ever zncreasmg mterest the experrences and assocratxons of your years rn the Danvxlle Hrgh School As you go forward toward new goals and chrevements we trust that the years spent 1n our school may prove to have been helpful and that you will meet wxth the hxghest success as measured by an honorable useful and sat1sfymg l1fe HARRY S RUHL Supervising Ptmczpal 1 3 , ' n ' s , Y ' 9 FRED W. DIEHL , , . . , o 1 ' c- ' - , . 8 Cameos G MYERLEY Prmczpal To the Class of 1956 Congratulatxons to the members of the Class of 1956 You have reached one of the mule stones ln the path of hfe The helpful guldance and advlce you have recexved from your teachers and fr1ends w1ll help you select the best posslble path to follow 1n the future As a class you have developed tralts of honesty cooperatmve ness smcerlty and rel1ab1l1ty Clmg to your hlgh xdeals and they w1ll serve you well 1n takxng your rxghtful place as a good responslble c1t1zen xn the commumty rn wh1ch you choose to lmve My slncere w1sh IS that the hablts attltudes and skxlls you have developed and the experl ences you have had throughout your school career wxll enable you to enjoy a happy and most successful future To the Class of 1956 Only yesterday you Semors of today entered what seemed a long and hazardous school hfe Encountermg d1fHcu1t1es and Joys fallures and successes you have at last reached the long hoped for goal In reahty th1s IS the begmn1ng of that full l1fe where as young men and women each must contlnue to grow ln knowledge responsxblllty 1n l1v1ng In the years to come you wlll learn that the dreams the memorles and the true fr1endsh1ps of your Alma Mater are the most chenshed h1gh ldeals and noble purpose and wxth the full real1zat1on of your oblxgatlons to God country and your fellow men JACK C WANICH Assrstant Principal 9 ' f W ' ' ' -in E I 11 u . ' I I 1 , I 2' . 1 . . . A 'l l Y. 4, M ' v n Y May each of you go from this school with W' 'fEf PHYSICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Left to right Mr Kenneth Bllls BA MS Mrs Mary Ashton B S Mr Edward Lrtwhrler B S M S Mrss Vrrgmla Cherrrngton BS Mr Franczs Pegg Ill M3184 SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS elf t right Mr Fmuy Muller B S M S Mr Fdwrn Klmker B S M S INIrs5 Charlotte Dretz BS Mr Robert Warrrngton BS MS I sv ,Q mwiw 10 SOCIAL STUDIES I ef! to rlght IX'Ir Iohn Maturanr B S Mr Alfred Barratt B S M S Mr Fugene Snyder B S ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE left to Hgh! Miss Florence Markley B S Mrs Elnora Houck BS Mrs Sara Free BS M Mrss lean Gardner BS Mrs El1zabethLccdy BS ART AND MUSIC Left to right. Mrs. Helen johnson, B.A. Mr. Melville Ker Mrs. Anna Miles COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT SPTYELI Mrss Fertrude Gardner AB lVIrs Mary Kessler BS MS Mrs Freda Laubach BS Stindlng lr Iatk Wamch BS MS .altar McCloskey B S M S Mxss Hllda Styer Mrs Ehzabeth Wmtersteen SECRETARIES J ANITORS Mr Lester Savndge Mr Harry Wemger N .1 , H . '-'rvw - .................- r 9 ,.,- , f,,, - ' M7 wif r 5 2 A , M I .T'Q.Z,': 4 2. i7 2 'L .i W grgf-vw., 1 m ix SENIUHS Eff Q 37 z 12 F X X Q DW f 1 f HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1956 cv CI ASS REI RESENTATIVES Seated left to rnght Barbara McW1ll1am latrxua Pritchard Joanne Boyer Standmg Robert lmn Harvey Wagner Charles liurkland On a brxght cnsp autumn mormng m September of 195.5 we eager but hesntant students entered the doors of Danville Semor I-hgh School to begm our sophomore year of schoolmg All of us were quxte proud at becom mg part of the Semor Hugh School student body and the welcommg words of our wonderful friend and prm crpal Mr Mensch wrll never be forgotten by any of us for they were the final touch that made us feel we now truly belonged The first step xn assummg our respons1b1l1t1es as sophomores was the electxon of class offrcers Under the capable gu dance of our newly appointed class advisor Mr Klmger we elected Jim Burns as Presldent Drck jean Messersmrth Secretary and jamce Foust as Hrstorxan Those first few weeks were hectnc ones' We just couldnt remember whxch way to walk through the halls and anyway xt was much easier to run up the hall to our next class only a few doors away fm the wrong drrectxonl than to walk all the way around the burldmg to xt But we finally got settled somewhat and went about our daily tasks whxch kept us all qurte busy The mxddle of the year was bnghtened by a big event the day we selected and ordered our class rmgs Only one other day could ever excel thrs occasxon the day we as Jumors would recewe these emblems of our hugh school days As sprung rolled around dances, parties and baseball games seemed to take up most of our free tnme and with such a busy schedule our first year at high school drew to a raprd close The tenth of June 1954 saw us suc cessfully completmg ouru sophomore year and already lookmg forward to the next step on our march toward graduation Summer days passed swxftly by and September ap peared agam brmgmg wxth her cool golden afternoons, frosty mghts fallmg leaves and yes school days We were Junxors now, full of good resolutrons and armed with books pencrls and tablets to tackle ouur second year at Dear Ole Alma Mater At our Erst class meetmg of the year we elected the five 1un1ors we were sure could lead us through another successful year Our Presxdent was Harvey Wagner Vzce Presxdent Dave Wennch Secretary Carl Book mrller Treasurer Nancl McW1ll1ams and Hxstorxan Bonne Payer They soon xnformed us of the duties that lay ahead Our specxal project of sellmg candy at noon tlme turned out to be very profitable We convmced the stu dent body that candy was nutritious as well as delxcxous and we must have been quxte convmcmg for the pro ceeds were quxte substantial Statlonery sales also helped fill the cracks 1n our treasury and we were very proud of what we had accomphshed so far In the sprmg of the year wrth our financxal status ln good standmg and the ard of every jumor we set about creat ng the most sensational prom ever wxtnessed by any student The semors had thexr doubts at first for we had with mnocent looks and guxleless faces told them of our plans for hxll bxlly prom with barefoot f1d dleus and hush puppres and hommy grxts for all' After much hustle and last mmute preparatlon we accomphshed the almost xmposs1ble a perfect Pan an atmosphere from the tall and stately Exffel Tower to the ghttermg srdewalk cafes Our theme was Eve mng m Pans and to every starry eyed couple there it was truly just that Handsome Hubert Kester and lovely janet Messersmxth presxded over the gala afifaxr and thus mght of May 20 1955 wmll be a treasured - , .' , ' 1 ' ' s, ' ' ' - , 1 , V ' I , . . 1 Y , -1 . . . . y . i . . - . - .. H . - , , . . . . . . . . I ' . l 3 l . l v 1 n ' . . I . .' ' . Y 2 Long, Vice Presxdentg Mary Lou Hettmger, T reasurerp , . . . . . 1 1 . . . - 1 . , , - , . . . . H , - . . ,, - , . - . . . . . . G U .- , . . . r. ,, . . . . . ,, - , . . . . . ,, . . . , ' ' , 14 memory in the hearts of every junior and senior there. It was a grand finale to a wonderful year and it marked the close of our second year at high school. At last in September of 1955, we entered the doors of our now old, familiar high school to begin the third and Hnal year. Proudly and eagerly we accepted the title of seniors and thus began a busy and wonderful year. Our senior class officers proved to be very capable and efficient under the guidance of Mr. Klinger. Our President was George Rudy, Vice President, jack Cribbs, 'Q ctriry, Nancy Laubach, Treasurer, Dorothy Delbo, nd IIIstorian, Virginia Deibert. We started off right, in the fall, with our magazine sales and managed to top the goal we had set for our- selves, The highest salesman was Earl Bickhart but the girls kept up the tradition of other years and ex' ceeded the sales of the boys and so were treated to a weiner roast at the football Held. Our football team under senior co-captains Carl Wy- socki and Don Smedley and the expert training of Coach Bills defied all pre-season predictions by walking away with the Susquehanna and Shikellamy Confer- ence titles at the end of a successful but hard-earned season of victories. During the season at our Milton game a home-coming queen was crowned. Of the five contestants, Jean Messersmith, Bonnie Payer, Nancy Laubach, Nanci McWilliams and Carol Bookmiller, Bonnie Payer was crowned. The year iust seemed to fly by and with the blowing of March winds came the Senior Class Play titled, Riddle Me Riches. The two casts worked hard with Mrs. Free as directress and the result of their work was greatly enjoyed and appreciated by everyone. Our last days were filled with important events that followed each other in rapid succession. First came class day that was a little sad, reminiscent and very amusing. The night of the Prom went all too fast for it was filled with wonderful music, glittering decorations with Stairway to the Stars as a theme, and many other wonderful little details that make such an un- forgettable evening as that one was. Graduation finally COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Left to right: Dorothy Delbo. James Burns Francis Swift, Janice Foust. arrived and on that memorable evening we found our- selves marching up the aisle in couples, the boys dressed in black gowns and the girls in white, and many of us were remembering with lumps in our throats all the wonderful things that belonged to three happy, care- free years behind us. Then we remembered the words of Mr. Maturani and Mr. Myerley in P. D. class: As citizens of a great and wonderful country, we have a task before us to perform-that of helping to make our country even better and greater: graduation is just an- other step in that direction. So with heads held high and shoulders back we marched firmly down the aisle toward an open future that lay ahead just waiting to be made. cuss orrlcsns 15 Left to right: Dorothy Delbo, Virginia Delbert George- Rudy, Jack Cribbs, Nancy Laubach PAUL ACKLEY Paul General Cheerlly then my little man Luxe and laugh as boyhood can' Chorus 4 Mapzanne Qales 4 Rmg Commlttee 2 Statxonery Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Prom Commxttee 3 PATRICIA MAE ADAMS PATRICE General Thls year Pat trled to learn to fly llut she started a traffxc Jam ln the sky' Chorus 2 3 Yearbook 4 Magazine bales 4 Candy bales 3 Irom Cum mittee 3 Peanut Sales 4 lntra mural Basketball 2 Intramural Festnal Commxttee 3 THEODORE R ANGLE III Ted Academlc I-lamxng hair and a friendly lad Sometxmes vutty and not so bad Orange and Purple 2 J V Basket ball 2 Intramural Bowlmg 2 Cho rus 2 Magamne Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Statlonery Sales 3 IRA EUGENE BAUMER jake Academxc Ira nexer has much to say He s a fellow with a pleasing may Irom Commlttee 3 Maszazxne iales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Qtatxonery Sales ELEANOR M ADAMS Eleanor Commerc1al A quare dancm frxend and full of ptp For a real good tlme shes your 9 Bowling 2 Badminton 2 Candy Sale 3 Prom C0mmllf96 3 Usher for Baccalaureate 3 Festnval Com mxttee 3 Volleyball 3 4 Magazme Qalea 4 Peanut Sales 4 Yearbook 4 Qtatxonery Sales 3 CONNIE JANE ALBECK Con General This red headed kld owns a Model T Ford Whtn surrounded by fellows shes never bored Chorus 2 Orange and Purple 2 3 4 Usher for Baccalaureate 3 Mag Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Fe tual Commlttee 3 JOYCE E AUTEN joyce General Pull of fun thls curly halred lass Qhe s the court Jester of the semor class lVI'lL.d7ll'l9 Sales 4 Intramural Vol leyball 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Yearbook 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Usher for Commencement 3 Statlonery Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 THOMAS BAYLOR Flip General Tom and zlrls Ro touether Happy zo lucky ln any weather Maganne Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Statlonery Sales 3 5 A4 Iv KK ' Y, I 1 ' D .I : ,. b L.. ' ., H U -, ' ' 1 3 1 3 -. ' : , . Volleyball 23 Stationery Sales 3, 43 azlm' Sales 43 Prom Committee 35 IA l ,V 46 17 I . : .. . t : K V I. ' : - LL Y! Ll I ll -- , . A A 3 U - - ' I , U , - . r . ' f ' 3 3 3: ' ni' f - l l l 16 ELANOR LOUISE BEAGLE Beagle CommercIal A ready smlle and never a care Always slncere and wllhng to share Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 In tramural Volleyball 3 4 Intramu ral Badminton 2 Student Councll 3 Festlval Commlttee 3 Candy Sales 8 Magazine Sales 4 Usher for Commencement 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Peanut Sales 4 NANCY JANE BELL Nancy Academnc QuIet ways and smIlmg face She IS pleasant any place Student Councll 2 4 BOWllng 2 3 4 Prom CommIttee 3 Statlonery Sale-1 3 Candy Sales 3 Usher for Commencement 3 Peanut Sales 4 Yearbook 4 Mauazme Sales 4 SANDRA JANE BEYER Sandy CommercIal Shes wordy wItty and oh so WISP Wlth a wealth of humor In her eyes BOWIIDK 2 Badmlnton 2 J V Cheerleadmz 2 3 Candy Sales 3 Dues Collector 3 Prom Committee 3 Volleyball 3 4 Varsxty Cheer leadmu 4 Mazazlne Sales 4 Year book 4 Peanut Sales 4 Statlonery Sales 4 ELEANOR ANN BILLMAN Ann Academxc Her name IS Eleanor but we call her Ann She Il do her best If anyone can Candy Sales 3 Magazlne Sale-I 4 Stauonery Sales 3 4 Usher for Commencement 3 Yearbook Prom Commlttee 3 use JAMES WILLIAM BECK Erme Commercxal Full of vlgor pep and vlm A whIz at basketball thats our Jlm Varsnty Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Candy Sales 3 Prom Commlttee 3 J V Basketball 2 Peanut Sales Mazszxne Sales 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 StatIonery Sales 8 WILLIAM J BERRY Butch AcademIc A casanova of that we re sure A glrl from Bloom may be hIs cure Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 Prom Commnttee 3 Masrazme Sales 4 Lettermens ub 2 3 EARL SAMUEL BICKHART Earl Commcrcnal Hes small lh stature but bug In mind Somewhere IH the future hls place hell tind Mazazme Sales 4 Statlonery Sales 3 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Intramural Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3 RUSSEL BLEICI-I Capt Blelch Academxc Tell me pray how did thls happen' Thus young man they nlcknamed capt n Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Statlonery Sales 3 664-dddfg CARo1. Book MILLER Carol Academlc Our mhtermg raptaln x ll I guess Well une three cheers for her t 1 he-st' lioulnnt. Z Volleyball 3 4 Basket ball 1 l Maeaune Salea 4 Peanut Sales 4 Lamly Sales 3 Stationery Salts 3 Usher for Commencement 'I Clas Officer 3 Prom Commlt tee 3 Yearbook 4 J V Cheer leading. Z Varsity Cheerleading 3 I-Q-.tual Commlttee 3 Ring tomnnttee Z Queen Attendant 4 M WALTER BOWEN Walter General Shout on words long on emlle l'hatS our Walter all the xwhxle Intramural Basketball 3 4 lntra mural Football 3 Candy Sales 3 Maganne Sale-S 4 Track 3 4 Pea nut Sales 4 I-estnal Committee 3 RoBERr BRADY Bob General Whr re ur he gms there -4 fortune. and fun Ast for hrs homework lts newer rlonl Magazine bales 4 Ieanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales 3 Prom Commit tee .3 THFUDURE C BURKLAND Chick General Just one of the Romeos IH our class Who Flirt'-. wlth the HITIS through a looking gla-xs Track Z Landy Sales 3 Claes Pes tual 3 Maxzazlne Qales 4 Prom Lommlttee 3 Duea Collector -l Statmnery Sales 4 Humeroom Rep resentatne 4 Ieanut Q les 4 In trlmural Bowling 4 JAMES W BOWEN 1111 Academmc This fellow S Short and quiet too liut what you aSk he S Sure to do Candy SaleS 3 Intramural Football 3 Intramural Baaketball 3 4 agaune Sales 4 Yearbook 4 'eanut gales 4 JUAN NF LOUISF Boy!-'R Academuc A -4tud1ouS fzxrl and a mlszhty hne a-.S IS th1S little chick ln the 56 class Chorus 2 .3 4 Prom Committee 3 omtroom Representatne sher for Baccalaureate 3 Candy Sales 3 Orange and Purple Festnal Commlttee 3 Yearbook 4 DUANE G BUCKLEY Duane General s ht Hot R fl kid of our Lla S He speeds for thrill-4 not Just for laughr. Magaunt Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Stutlonery Sales 3 JAMES ALOYSIUS BURNS IIII Academxc Short but mlghty I5 our friend To the top hxs way hell wend Intramural Basketball 4 Orange and Purple 4 Lettermen S Club 2 -I L asS OEICQI' 2 Football 2 uk Baakethall 2 3 Stu dent Councnl 3 4 Homeroom Rep re entatne 3 Candy Sales 3 Mag aunt Sales 4 Yearbook 4 Prom fommlttce 3 Peanut Qalea 4 Pho toxramly Llub 4 Dues Collector 2 Rune Commxttee 2 Statlonery Sans 5 I-estnal Commnttee 3 CAROL L CAMERON Carol Commercial Dig that crazy blue eyed kid She makes a fella Hip his hd Howliml 2 Chorus 2 Volleyball 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Magazine Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Peanut Sales 4 Festival Commit tee 3 VIRGINIA ALICE CONFER Ginny Home Economics This gal is swell and full of pep At square dancin she is really PP H 3 4 Candy Sale Usher for Baccalaureate 3 Festival Committee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Chorus 3 4 Peanut Sales 4 SANDRA ANN COOPER Sandra Commercial Sandy loves to roller skate Around that rink shes really great Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 JOHN W CR1sss JR jack Commercial You don t have to ask for every one knows Jacks favorite som: lb My Wild Irish Rose Football 2. 3 4, Basketball 2, 3. 4 . Track 2: Dues Collector 3: Class Officer 4: Student Council 4: Prom Committee 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4: Stationery Sales 3 4. ii W JAMES B CARODISKEY rm Commercial Jim has a license but its not for a bride' His pastime is hunting with a gun at his side Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales 3 JOYCE ANN CONRAD joycie General A friendly smile a cheerful word At football games she can be heard Bowling 4 Intramural Sports 2 4 Chorus 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Mkagazine Sales 4 Sta tionery Sales 3 GLENDA M COTNER Mitzi General 10 30 dates suit her fine She lives to dance and loves t dine Prom Committee 3 Candy Sales 3 Magazine Sales 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Usher for Commence ment 3 Stationery Sales 3 4 Yearbook 4 Peanut Sales 4 Festi val Committee 3 Intramural Bas ketball 2 ViRo1NiA RENEE DEIBERT Ginny Academic Golden hair complexion fair Ginny s the type that s very rare Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple 3 4 Yearbook 4 Usher or Commencement 3: Class Officer 4- Prom Committee 3: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Stationery Sales 3 4: Festival Committee 3: Photography Club 4: Prom Attendant 3. DOROTHY A DELao Dot Commercxal On the honor roll her name youll flnd She s a fav rlte wnth everyone wxll mg and klnd Band 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Class OHICEF4 Orange and Purple 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Committee 3 Candy Sales 3 Mag azlne Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Sta tlonery Sales 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Band OfYlcer2 8 4 Festnval Committee 3 PEGGY Lou DEWALD Pe General A new addltlon to our class Is thls llttle dark halted lass' nut Sales 4 ALENE A DILL Fuzzy General No strings and no connections No tles to her affection Chorus 2 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 F H A 4 Stationery Sales 3 4 Fes tlval Committee 3 KENNETH E ENTERLINE Ken General He likes to hunt and fish and swam He s a neat blonde and very slum Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Mall azlne Sales 4 Intramural Football 3 Intramural Bowlmg 4 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Festxval Commlttee 8 WILLIAM H DELsrrE Hermy General Always funny a real class clown Hell never let his classmates down Intramural Basketball 2 Candy Sales 3 Magazme Sales 4 Pea nut Sales 4 Stationery Sales 4 ROY DIEHL Roy General Happy smile and wicked eye For fun and devrlment hes our KUY Stationery Sales 3 DONALD ELLIS Don General A qulet classmate not very tall One who rates as tops with all Maxtazlne Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Statlonery Sales 4 DONALD EVANKOVICH Don Vocational Agnculture Hear that no1se'! So did I Its Evankovlch passing by F F A 2 3 4 Intramural Foot ball 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales 8 5 I5 ll si ll , ll ' Q7 N gn I. ,, Chows 45 Magazine Sales 43 Pea' Peanut.Sales 4: Magazine Sales 4: ll . II H .. H ff u U 20 DOROTI-I Y J EVERETT Dot General Iretty brovsn han' and pretty eyes She s uxte a devxl -say the guy: GENE D FETTERMAN Ben General A friend to all and to all a fnend Gene wIll go far when he reaches that bend leanut Sales 4 Statlonery Sales Festlvale Commlttee JEAN LOUISE FOLK jeame General I-uture homemaker of our class Ar. a wlfe shes sure to pass vslIn1z2 FHA234 Ma une Sale-4 4 Statlontry gales 3 Festrval Commxttee fl Ieanut Sales 4 ALMA E Fousr Glggles Commercxal When lauzhter FIDDIGS down the ha lou can bet Alma-I behnnd It all Candy Salex 3 Magzazme Gales 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bowllmz 4 Usher for Commencement 3 Yearbook 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Peanut Sales 4 Festnal Commlttee 3 64445 WILLIAM SWITZER Cheesle General HL hu-. to laugh and to ma e mxrth Fo lumsh dull care from t e 1 Il h I rom lummlltu 3 Peanut gdI9B M lkdllhl gales 4 PAUI R FITZGERALD Frrtz General n from Inn Im r Why arent they Ill Ionu nttd ke m I 5 Mag. Anne gales S l I rum Cummlttee ROBFRTA ANN FORNEY Bert General Assxstmt clxrutor of our ham A NVAXIHL A baton she s na y Lrmd mxllmz Z liasketha ml Z 4 Ldnfly Sal 3 tn Il L urnmlttee 3 lrom Commlt lhorus K 4 Statwm ry Su Magu Ill S lu 4 Xeurhoo nnnu N ex 3 lhutngra hy IAN IC F C Fouir janrce Commercual on at ue r mrufl All n hfr I ul lu cud tormn 7 Duns Colleen Rl L Lummlltem 7 Candy QIIL4 I Orange and Iurple 'l Usher or L4 mmeneement '3 Prom Cummlttee 5 Xearbook 4 Maszazme Sales 4 fednut gales 4 Qruclent Councnl 4 Intramural Bowling 4 Febtnal lommlttee 3 Photoxrraphy Club 4 JOANNE GAIL Fousr joanne Academlc A former lifeguard at Illhld bprmsts ihe got a mee tan among other thmfzs Rnng Commuttee 2 Oramze and Purplel J V Cheerleader 3 Var sity Churleader 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Qommxttee 3 Yearbook 4 Magazine Sales 4 leanut Qales 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 4 Qta llonery gales fl Chorus 4 Usher for Baccalaureate 4 Festnal Com mlttee I CARoLE M FRYE Carole Commercxal Carole that gal wlth the blond: curly halr ls Just as happy as she ls falr Bowling 2 Candy gales 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Usher for Baccalau nate orus I-estna Commlttee 3 Maganne bales 4 leanut bales 4 Stationery bales 3 SANDRA A GEARHART Saun Commerclal Prlendly and carefree as a breeLe baun lb a glrl who likes to tease Magazine bales 4 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 4 IntramuralBowl1ng 2 3 4 Candy bales 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Volleyball 4 Yearbook 4 Qtudent Council 4 leanut Sales 1 Festival Commit let 3 EVA MAI: HAW K Eva Commercxal Gomg along from day to day She finds her fun along the may Chorus 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Ifestn. al Commlttee 3 Peanut Sales Lois MARIE Fox Lois Commercxal Lon who 1s dark and short Is one of the more talkatxve sort Qtatnonery Sales 3 Candy Sales 3 Prom Com-mlttee 3 Usher for Bac calaureate 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Pea nut Sales 4 Maxzazme Sales 4 In tramural Volleyball 3 4 Intramu ra lfasketlmll 2 3 4 MARY JANE GARMAN ,lame Commercxal Thus young lady has a falr open mlnd A warm heart too a very good find Intramural Basketball 3 Candy Qales 3 Mapzazme Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Peanut Wales 4 Qtatlonery Sales CAROL A HA Carol Commerc1al Llfe finds Carol trned and true Always Jolly and never blue Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intra mural Volleyball 4 Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Statmnery Sales FRANK W HENDRXCKS Bud Commercxal Hot rod fan loves to drlve Hes on the ball and full of Jne Prom Committee 3 T ack 3 4 Iiowlma 2 i Peanut bales 4 Can :ly Qales 3 Maszazme Sales 4 Siomo KIRSTEN HENRICKSON Zlggy General She laughing and happy has a TOVIDK eye But she ll always want her one ape cial guy Chorus 2 Magazine Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Basketball 2 Volley ball 3 Candy Sales 3 Bowling 2 Band 2 MARY Lou HETTINGER Lou Lou Commercial Pver sit near her at a football game? Iots of school spirit is her claim to fame Class Treasurer 2 Orange and Purple 2 Festival Committee 3 Candy Sales 3 Usher for Baccn laureate 3 Peanut Sales 4 Maza zine Sales 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Year book 4 Ring Committee Z Chorus CHARLES HOLDREN Mzke General His name is Charlie but we call him Mike Hes the kind of guy we really Ike Intramural Basketball 2 Bowling 2 3 Peanut Sales 4 MARY ELIZABETH HOLDREN Betty Commercial Not over shy nor over bold She always does Just as she s told Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Peanut Sales 4: Stationery Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Intramural Volleyball 3: Candy Sales 33 Prom Committee 3: Usher for Baccalaureate 3: In- tramural Badminton 2: Festival Committee 3. MADELI NE JANET HERRING Madeline Commercial A cheery smile and a friendly hello A good sport where er she may go I-estnal Committee l Candy Sales 3 Maxzaune Sales 4 Volleyball 8 Basketball 2 Prom Committee 3 Stations ry Sales 3 RHODA LORRAINE HICKEY Huck General In school she was alwnys the tops in art We wish her success she has a good start Mmlazxne Sales 1 JAMES F HOLDREN im General 'l Il 'Ind slender quiet and kind He -. one in a million hard to find Maganne Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 RICHARD H HoovER Dick General One of the fluiet boys in our r-lisa As a real friend he will always pass. Magazine Sales 43 Peanut Sales 4. 5 RICHARD EDWARD HOSTELLEY Hoptoad Academxc Interlor Angles are hls pet peeve Pralse on hIs swnmmlng he s bound to recelve Bowlmfz 2 Football 2 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Magrazme Sales 4 Festival Commlttee 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Peanut Sale-4 4 Stationery Sales DANIEL HULSIZER Dan Commercxal Just a llttle guy wlth a lot of zest A mce personality we thlnk hes the best Track 2 Peanut Sales 4 Intramu ral Football 2 3 4 Magazme Sales AREDA JOHNSON Areda j Commerclal Wnth dnmples and brlght spar Img eyes She makes a hIt wlth all the guys Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Volleyball 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Festxval Commnttee 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 PATRICIA KMIECINSKI Pat General Cheerful and full of fun A good frlend of everyone Candy Sales 3 Mazazlne Sales 4 Stationery Sales 3 Peanut Sales CARL Howan Hower Agrxculture A lad from the country out pltch Ing hay A real mee guy we all must say MBKBZIFIE Sales 4 Peanut Sales F A 3 4 F F A Oth WILLARD Louls HUNSINGER Wlt Academxc Thls boys known for his wltty ways And comical Dart In one of our plays Rmg Commnttee 2 Prom Commit te 3 Candy Sales 3 Festival Commlttee 3 Mazazlne Sales 4 ootball 3 4 whng 2 3 Track 3 4 Yearbook 4 Peanut Sales 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 JOSEPH R KINGSTON 06 Academxc Here IS a boy who IB very fond Of all the gurls from dark to blonde Candy Sales 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 Track 2 Football 3 Magazine Sales 4 BowlIng2 3 JANET L KRUM janet Academlc Our Janet so cool so calm bruzht Works at her tasks from morn nnnl mal-t MBKBZHIE Sales 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Yearbook 4 Intramural Bowlxng 2 Festival Commlttee 3 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Statxonery Qales 3 NANCY A LAUBACH Nance Academrc A sparkle m her eye a dlmple on her cheek What more pray tell could a fella seek? Chorus 4 Class Secretary 4 Or anze and Purple 4 Yearbook 4 Magazine Sales 4 Intramural Bas ketball 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Peanut Sales 4 Intramural Vol leyball 4 JOANNE M LIN N Joanne Commercmal Very qulet not much to -may And shes real nlce ln her own sweet way Magazlne Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales RICHARD W LONG Birdie Academxc Hes very bright on the honor ro Annapolis ns thus fella s zoal Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Lettermens Clu 3 4 Class Vlce President 2 Stu dent Council 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Magazme Sales 4 Orange and Purple 4 Yearbook 4 Peanut Sales 4 Statronery Sales 3 4 Dues Collector 2 Ring Com mxttee 2 Festival Commlttee 3 itudent Council Olfrcer 4 JOHN LYONS john General He s the married man of our class Iles nuvet but has a real -.ly laugh Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Salea 4 WILLIAM LINKER B1 General Wvllmm IS a quyet guy FSDQCIHIIY ln the ladies eye liowllnz 2 Magazxne Sales Peanut Sales 4 Roaam J LINN Bob Commerc1al I'vcry0nL thlnks hes quiet and shy But he mves xt away by the gleam nn hxs eye Intramural Bowlmg 2 3 4 Maga 71ne Sales 4 Student Council 4 Festlval Committee 3 Homeroom Representatxve 4 Track 2 RoxINA L LONG Commerclal Laughrnil eyes wavy brown hair Alwaya happy never a care Intramural Volleyball 3 4 Intra mural Basketball 3 Prom Commit tee 3 Usher for Commencement 3 Yearbook 4 Peanut Sales -I Maga zme Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Festl val Commmttee 3 Statlonery Sales CARL IVIARTZ Carl General When Joy and duty clash Let duty go to smash Maszazme Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 f I5 .. . , ll 'III' l : . , 1 , ' 4: 3 l .. ,, . 3: , I . ' A . . : ll ' ' il .. . . , Roxie Il, ' , .lgzz I . -, 5 I . 1 ' , 1 3, 4. ' ll I! 25 Zlawaaff NANCY J MCBRIDE Nancy Academic For a happy smile and a real good pa See Nancy she s our gal' Chorus 2 B 4 Stationery Sales 3 Prom Committee 3 Candy Sales 3 Festival Committee 3 Intramural Volleyball 4 Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Yearbook 4 BEATRICE J MCCORMICK Bea General Mischief is my middle name When Im around things cant be tame Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple 2 Intramural Bowling 2 3 4 F H A 4 Student Counc1l3 Candy Sales 3 Prom Committee 3 Fest: val Committee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales BARBARA J MCWILLIAMS Barby Academic Barby s one of our Riverside lasses Who speaks to you whenever she passes Chorus 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Candy Sales 3 Usher for Baccalau reate 3: Usher for Commencement 3: Magazine Sales 45 Yearbook 4: Orange and Purple 4: Festival Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4 ' Sta- tionery Sales 3. S. JEAN MESSERSMXTH jean Commercial Jean is a honey-you heard me right! Shes short and sweet and very bright! Color Guard 3, 4: Chorus . ' Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Peanut Sales 4 ' Festival Committee 3: Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Or- ange and Purple 4: Dues Collector 3: Yearbook 4: Student Council 41 Class Secretary 2: Student Council Secretary 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Badminton 3: Prom Committee 3: Ring Com- mittee 2: Stationery Sales 3' Homecoming Attendant 4. Nu.- GEORGE MCCLOUD George General George has an artistic turn f mind We know that someday fame he ll find Chorus 4 Magazine Sales 4 Pea Sales 4 F F A DONALD MCI NDOE Little Hickem General The little devil of our class Its a miracle how did he pass J V Basketball 2 Magazine Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Dues Collector 3 Prom Committee 3 Festival Com mittee 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales NANCI L MCWILLIAMS Nanc Academic W th a wink of her eye and a Hi there pal' That s our Nanci shes quite a IIB Student Council 2 Dues Collector 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 In tramural Volleyball 3 4 J V Cheerleading 2 3 Varsity Cheer leading 4 , Prom Committee 3 Can dy Sales 3: Class Treasurer 3: Sta- tionery Sales 3, 4: Festival Com- mittee 3: Usher for Commence- ment 3: Usher for Baccalaureate 3' Yearbook 4' Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Queen Attndant 4: Intramural Bowling 2' Photogra- phy Club 4. R. EDWARD MINNICK General A sturdy lad with a quiet way, Who would rather have fun than work all day. WILLIAM R NI-:vIUs Bunk General Never a worry never a care When you need a frlend Bunks rllht there Ba eball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Prom Commntee 3 Lettermens Club2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Magazlne Sales 4 WILLIAM OSWALD Ozzie General Just part of the slang another swell guy We wlsh hIm success In whate er he may try Football 2 3 Track 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Candy Sales 3 Prom Com mnttee 3 Peanut Sales 4 Magazme Sales 4 PATRICIA Lou PRITCHARD Pat CommercIal Pat s our lIttle real lIve doll Why s her favorlte sport football' Intramural Bowling 2 Orange and Purple 2 Intramural Volleyball 3 4 Stationery Sales 3 Candy Sales 3 Prom CommIttee 3 Festival Commlttee 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Yearbook 4 Basketball 2 Peanut Sales 4 Homeroom REDTESSDQBIIVO 4 Prom Attendant 3 RICHARD D PURSEL Bart Commercxal Blonde and blushlng what a guyl Full of vIgor My' Oh My Prom Commxttee 3 Football 4 Basketball2 3 4 'I'rack2 3 4 Peanut Sales 4 Student CouncIl 4 Candy Sales 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Student CouncIl ORICEI' 4 Magazme Sales 4 Statlonery Sales ALLEN NEWBURY jake General SmIlInz and happy a real swell IZUY Nlce to know but a lIttle bIt s y BoN NIE ELIZABETH PAYER Bonme Academxc 'I' I-4 layer really lS a peach' llcr future szoal shes bound to reach J V Cheerleadlng 2 3 VBTBIQY Cheerleadxng 4 BOWIIDZ 2 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Festlval Commxttee 3 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Statmnery Sales 3 Maszazlne Sales 4 Class Offxcer Ovanee and Purple 2 Homecom Ing Queen 4 Yearbook 4 C HARLOTTE PURSEL Charlotte General Always smIlIng never a frown Thu Is Charlotte all year round RICHARD C QUICK Dlck General When the ladles take their puck They ll always want the boy that s Qmck' Mazazme Sales 4 Track 2 3 Pea nut Sales 4 Intramural Bowlmg 3 4 Yearbook 4 of 5 I4 'll U ,I .M 1 ,Y .1 , '- f h ' , g D h 'H .I - H sc - ua .. he . , Q - . 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D -U 32 ' 27 VERA ANN REARICK Snooks Com mercxal Veras a Rll'l who has her plck Somehow she always chooses Mnck Peanut Sales 4 Chorus 4 Usher for Commencement 3 Magazme Sales 4 Statlonery Sales 3 4 In tramural Basketball 2 3 Intramu ral Volleyball 2 3 4 Bowlxng 2 4 Orange and Purple 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Year book 4 Festxval Commlttee 3 J V Cheerleadmg 3 Varsxty Cheerlead mg 4 Photography Club 4 DORIS MARIE REMIcIc Dort General A gurl who cant make up her mmd For her the rlght guy IB hard to find Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Pea nut Sales 4 GEORGE Rum' George Academxc Ask me no questlons Ill tell you no hes The mrl that lands me wxll sure get a prnze Orange and Purple 2 3 4 Edltor 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Dues Col lector 2 Candy Sales 8 Class Pres Ident 4 Homeroom Representatlve 3 MHHBZIDE Sales 4 Peanut Sales LEROY W SAVIDGE Roy Commercxal Short and hght full of fun Hes sure happ-y when a school day s done Football 3 4 Track 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlmg 2 3 Magazxne Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Lettermens Club 3 4 WILLIAM E REINAIQER B1 Vocatnonal Agnculture Bull a member of the F F ls sure to make hIs farming pay F F A 2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Candy Sales 4 EMMA JEAN RICHARDS Imy General Emma Jean as a fun lovmg lass The more carefree glrl In the Se mor Class Candy Sales 3 Magazme Sales 4 Intramural Ba ketball 2 3 F H A 4 Volleyball 2 3 Magorette 2 THOMAS Rum! Tom General When hes In school hes kmd of slow But after 3 30 you should see hxm Football 2 Lettermens Club 2 Magazme Sales 4 FREDA SCHENCK Freda Commercnal Keep that smile on your lips You ll have happmess at your fin ger tlps Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 In tramural Volleyball 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Mags zme Sales 4 Orange and Purple 3 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales 3 FLORENCE SCHENCK F o Commercral Florence you wlll find ls one of the actlve klnd Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Orange and Pur ple 4 JACK Saas jack General Jack -4 a boy who s full of fun Hut always gets his day s work done Candy Sales 3 Band 2 Magazme Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Bowllng 2 DONALD R SHANNON Shanty Agrxculture Don ns dark and shm and tall He has plenty on the ball Bowlmz 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee FFA234 Track2 Ma zlne Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Lettermen s Club 4 JUSTINA YAKIM Tma Commercral Justma likes to hate her fun Fxen tl-mnzh shes '1 uuxet one Candy Sales 3 Magazme Sales 4 Stationery Sales 4 Prom Commlt tee 3 Peanut Sales 4 Q2 nv THOMAS J SC!-1011 Tom General Well' Well' Look whos here Tom Schott as has name H mflsome looks and wavy halr make hmm a boy of fame Track 2 'S Football 3 Lettermens Club 5 Candy Sales 3 Magazine Sa e 4 Ptanut Sale-N 4 Rm HARD SHALUNGQ Drck General rt 4 lllllf' sure he-. s But all ln all a real mee guy Magaune qales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Candy Sale: 3 NAUMI MARILYN SHEPPERSON Shep General To all the latest tunca she S hep Alon!! xuth that ha-4 she got pep Intramural Basketball 2 5 4 In tramural Volleyball 2 'i Candy Sales 3 MBHAZIHE Qalea 4 Prom Commlttee 'S Peanut Qale-x 4 H A Hwtnrran 4 GI- RALUI NF CARoL SHULFR Gert: Academxc Jolly ptppy full of fun Want a zuod frxend Rnzht heres one Iemut Qale 4 Feetnal Commxt t e '3 Badminton 3 Stationery Sale 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Commxttee 'S Yolleyball '3 4 Bas ke hall P 3 4 Usher for om n :ment '3 Student Council 4 'Vlazazme Qale 4 Orange and Pur ple 2 Boulmz 2 Yearbook 4 RUTH SHULTZ RIC HENDERFER Rrfey General Wlth a rung on her finger love m her heart She has all the lngredlents to glve marnage a start Intramural Basketball 2 4 Bowl lng2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Prom Commlttee 3 F H A 4 Candy Sales 3 Chorus 2 Peanut Sales 4 Ensemble 2 ROBERT SONES Bob General slept and dreamed that life was beauty I woke and found that llfes duty Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 F A ELMER STELTZ Elmer Agnculture Crackmg Jokes I5 hrs Joy A very humorous type of boy F 2 3 4 Candy Sale Peanut Sales 4 Intramural Bas ketball 4 ELLEN MARIE STETLER Ellen Academxc To anyone shell chance to meet She s very krnd and always sweet Chorus 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Festxval Committee 3 Statxon ery Sales 3 4 DONALD H SMEDLEY H eme I-outball Star Popular Man Gomnrz far ' We know he can Makazme Sales 4 Football 2 8 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseb ll 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Peanut Sales 4 Prom Com mrttee 3 Stationery Sales 8 Dokls JOANNE SPRINGER Dodle Academxc Temper s sweet and manner s fme Shell be your frxend at any time Chorus 2 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 2 Candy Sales 3 Magazme Sales 4 Yearbook 4 Student Coun cll 4 Statxonery Sales 3 Peanut Sales 4 Festival Committee 3 Nancy General Tall peppy and ready for fun But not before her work 18 done Chorus 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 5 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 J V Cheerleadmz 3 Varsity Cheerleadmg 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Committee 3 Badmmton 3 Peanut Sales 4 Usher for Baccalaureate 8 Festival Committee 3 SANDRA AN N STRAUSSER Sandy General Wxth curly blonde halr and eyel that shme We really must say that shea Just fine I tramural Volleyball 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Commlttee 8 Fes trval Committee 3 Badminton 3 Usher for Baccalaureate 3 of 5 11 ' 'Y u . n ' ' - - - . . ' : a ' U 77 M ' sr ..l . .. . . : . , . . -.. ' ' H . . 1 - F. .' . 4. ' ' 5 ' -' ' 3 NANCY MAE Sr. CLAIR .. H .. ., -A ' F. . A. , , 1 us 35 l ' 5 , - I .. N U H 30 DARLENE CAROL SWANK Darlene Commercnal Whenexer she chances to meet you She has a cheery smlle to greet you Chorus 2 3 4 Bowlxng 4 Candy Sales 5 Mafzanne Sales 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Peanut Qales 4 Fu tlVdl Lommlttee .3 CUNSTANCE ANN TEMPLE Mag CommercIal Always fllrtxng wlth the boys, She has her hobblea and her Joys Intramural Basketball 2 3 Bowl Ing 2 Candy Qales 3 Magazlne Gales 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Committee 3 le:-Inut Sale-I 4 CHARLES L TROUTMAN Chap General Why should llfe a labor be? Work a llttle and then be free Intramural boftball 2 4 lntramu ra Football 2 3 4 lntramura lla-xketball 2 3 4 lrom Commlt tee 'X Maizazlne Sales 4 Ieanut Sale-4 4 Band 2 Track 4 MARJORIE A VANSICKLE Marge Commercxal Laugh and be happy Ie her creed l-or sernou-.ness whe has no need Intramural Baekethalll .5 4 lland 3 4 Chorus 3 4 lntramu Volleyhall 3 4 Magzazlne Sales 4 Landy ialee 3 Orange and Purple 3 Student Councxl 3 Prom Com mtttee 3 Peanut Sales 4 Dues Collector 7 66444 5 FRANCIS SWIFT Swzity Acadermc Sxuft S halr Ie a beautxful red Althouth hzs temper IS nothlng to IIE' rnlly Sales 5 Magaune Salts Glfllllllk Edxtm 4 Dues Collector 4 lrnm Commlttec 3 Track 3 n trxmurxl lioulum, 1 ltanut Sa es St lllflllt' y Qale MARY L TIPLER Mary Commerclal Mary Is one of our country lamses She has 'I smnle whenever she pa ses K Indy Slles S Intramural Basket I 7 5 4 Intramural Volleyball I Nlutnnne Sales 4 Peanut Sales ELIZABETH ANN TURNER LIZ Commercxal Nha lxttle and she s xuse llut I Ieal terror for her slze lntrxmurul l'loxxlIng 2 J V Cheer l uhm. Z Narslty Cheerleullmr fl nt ues 3 Volleybal lrum lommlttet 5 Festnal Com Ilttzt S Mdlldllll9 Salts 4 Year ok l liaslttthlll 7 3 Statlone I leanut Sales WILSON VASTINE Baron General I rtul In umt and women ant ont, That hon the lhron gen, along lwmtlmll 3 4 Lettermen Cl b l 4 Maganne Nales 4 Cant Nile 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Intra ural Ba ltetball 3 4 Peanut N le 4 Ntatlonery bale: 3 Wrea thnx. 4 HARVEY WAGNER Harv Academic Harv is a boy as most boys come He believes in working SOME' Student Council 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 Class Olficer 3 Magazine Sales Candy Sales 3 Prom Committee Intramural Basketball 2 Peanut Sales 4 Ring Committee 2 Track 2 Dues Collector 2 Stationery Sales 3 Festival Committee 3 DAVID WENRICH Dave Academic Honest upright and lull of fun With a cheerful word to everyone Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Magazine Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Cla'-is Officer 3 Peanut Sales 4 Station ery Sales 3 Festival Committee 3 Wrestling 4 REITA J Woomwrs Reita Commercial Not a flower not a Dearl But simply a real nice girl Chorus 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Prom Committee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Yearbook 4 Orange and Purple 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Iles tival Committee 3 Intramural Vol leyball 3 4 Dues Collector 3 Pea nut Sales 4 Ci-:CELIA WARD Cease Commercial Higher thimzs -xhe will attam Tu be successful is her aim Prom Committee 3 Candy Sales Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales jossvu H Woonnuar 06 Agriculture Joe is very bashful and shy But hell get over it by and by A Ba eb F 2 F F A Basketball 2 3 Intra m ral Sports 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Peanut Sales 4 Candy Sales 3 ESMERELDA DORTHEA Wooosms Relda Com mercxal A very shy girl with little to say This is Relda in every way Candy Sales 3 Bowling 3 Mags zine Sales 4 Prom Committee 3 Peanut Sales 4 Stationery Sales 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 CARL E Wvsocxx Carly Academic Like most of the team Carls his best When playing ball for D. H. . Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3' Track 2, 3. 4p4Lettermen's Club 2, 3. 4: Candy Sales 35 Magazine Sales 45 Peanut Sales 4: J. V. Bas- ketball 2: Intramural Basketball 4' Stationery Sales 3. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the drgnrfied class of 1956 havrng honored these hallowed walls for the past three years do hereby leave to our successors who can never hope to take our place our last wrll and testament Artrcle I To our farthful class advrsor Mr Klrnger we leave our srncere apprecratron for hrs helpful gurdance and frrendshrp shown to us durrng our three years rn hrgh school Artrcle II To our deservrng teachers we bequeath our textbooks home work test grades report cards and hope that they wrll be tolerant wrth the underclassmen smce they wrll never be as rntellrgent a group as the class of 56 Artrcle III To the Junrors we leave our beloved balcony seats our excel lent grades our charmrng manners our wrnnrng ways wrth the teachers and all our other outstandrng features The followmg personal bequests are made by members of the Senror Class Paul Ackley leaves hrs job of takrng the grrls to work at G M H after school to Jack Jordan Eleanor Adams leaves her abrlrty to catch out of town boys to Wrlma Foust Connre Albeck leaves her parkrng space on Front Street to any Junror wrth a car small enough to fit rn rt Ted Angle wrlls the D L 82, W Rarlroad hrs red harr to be used whenever a danger srgnal rs needed Joyce Auten leaves her naturally curly harr to Rosre Wrllrams Ira Baumer leaves hrs drrvrng abrlrty to any Junror desrrrng to collect hrs msurance polrcy Elanor Beagle leaves her patrence wrth the Senror Sectron of the yearbook staff to the future senror edrtors James Beck leaves hrs place on the mrlk route to Carolyn Dretrrch Nancy Bell and Jack Sees Jean Messersmrth and Drck Long Pat Prrtchard to hold up the walls of D H S to Jack Thomas and Barb Frantz Joan Hrnkel and Wes Wertman Janrce Strausser and Jack Jordan Janre Foust and Drck Berry Brll Berry wrlls hrs fine art of fender bendrng to any Junror rn need of excrtement Ann Brllman leaves her abrlrty to wear trght skrrts and stall walk rn them to Lrnda Shobert Capt Russel Blerch leaves hrs strrpes to Brran Markey Carol Bookmrller grves her posrtron of Varsrty Cheerleadrng Captarn to Mary Lou Jenkrns Walt and Jrm Bowen leave therr quret ways to Judy Lutz and Gay Mader Joanne Boyer grves her Ipana smrle to Fred Forney Robert Brady leaves hrs trtle of Bottle Neck Brady to the future Bradys of D H S Duane Buckley leaves hrs forty wrnks rn P D class to anyone who can get away wrth rt Charles Burl-:land leaves hrs game of chasrng one eyed cars to kenneth Wrntersteen Jrm Burns leaves hrs habrt of hecklrng dogs to Donald Stanko Carol Cameron leaves her abrlrty to wrrte love letters and break hearts to any underclassman mean enough to do so James Carodrskey wrlls hrs slrck harr do to Orrn Hurley Vrrgrnra Confer leaves her square dancrng abrlrty to any underclassman who needs rt Ioyce Conrad leaves her abrlrty to catch out of state boys to any under classman who can travel that far Glenda Cotner and Connre Temple leave therr trrps to the football camp to anyone who can get rnto Coal s barracks Jack Crrbbs leaves hrs Rosre drsposrtron to Walt Snyder Vrrgrnra Derbert leaves her actrng abrlrty to Drck Hartman Dorothy Delbo leaves her brarns to any underclassman who rs lacrcrng 33 . , , . , I . - 7 - , . . . . . , a y - , , , and Dave Wenrrch, Lrz Turner and Bunk Nevius leave their proficient abrlrty . . . , , , ' li 7 Y, . . H . ,, . . . l - I . 1 . W1ll1am Delsite leaves his place in th moonl1ght square dance to Carl Heiss Peggy DeWald gives to Dot Ritter her quiet ways Roy Diehl wills hlS special formula Cfound at G1rardv1lleJ to Keith Ashton Alene D111 leaves her wedding plans to Frances Kohlbraker Donald Ell1S leaves hlS wide grin to Thomas Lynn Ruth Shultz leaves her title of Mrs to jamce Strausser Carl Wysocki leaves his football shoes to anyone who IS able to fill them Bob Sones leaves his hot rod dr1v1ng to any foolish underclassman Dor1s Springer leaves her ab1l1ty to write poetry to Sherry Kay Gordner Nancy St Clair leaves her ab1l1ty to cheer and fl1rt with the football players at the same time to Pat Smith Ellen Stetler leaves her ab1l1ty to change her little brothers d1apers to M1lly Vought Darlene Swank leaves her shyness to Mary Ann Blosky W1ll1am Switzer leaves his curly hair and girlish walk to whom? Mary Tlpler leaves her ab1l1ty of GOING steady to Charlotte Wray Charles Troutman leaves hlS pack of luckies to Tom Roney W1lson Vast1ne leaves his winning ways with the glrls to Edgar Raebuck MarJor1e Van Sickle leaves her skating ab1l1ty to Mary B jenkins Harvey Wagner leaves his slow ways to Reds Nevius CCCCIIH Ward leaves her bookkeeping set to janet Reishel B111 Reinacker Elmer Steltz and joe Woodruff leave their places in F F A Chet Llewellyn Fred Bergenstock and Paul Appleman Reita Woodruff leaves her place on the honor roll to her s1ster Vera Esmerelda Woods1de leaves her fancy hair do to Betty Reedy head to D1Ck Johns Justina Yakim leaves her fancy earr1ngs to joan D1m1n1ck Dot Shoemaker leaves her long hair to anyone with a lawn mower sharp enough to cut 1t The Varsity Cheerleaders leave their white bucks and bobby sox to Gay Mader Sandy Beyer Jean Folk Sandra Strausser and Doris Remick will their book How to Get Him to Pop the Question to Janie Foust Nancy Bush and Jane K1stner R1chard Shalongo and Earl Bickhart leave the1r magazine salesmansh1p to any jumors who th1nk they can top it Ken Enterline leaves his crutches to Yogi Bott1cher Don Evankovich leaves his ab1l1ty to get the g1rl he wants to Huncy Voelcker Dot Everett leaves her liking for green and black Chevies to Dot Nevius Gene Fetterman leaves period Roberta Forney leaves her daily walk across the river br1dge to the Baylor Twms Alma Foust leaves her well known giggle to anyone capable of wrestling w1th it Joanne Foust and Nanci McWilliams leave their big mouths for cheering to Jean Smedley and Beverly Willard jan1ce Foust gives her typ1ng sk1ll to her little sister Coral1e Lois Fox leaves her book How to Go Steady and Go Out on Him to Ruth Everett Carole Frye wills her ablllty to demol1sh her dad s headlights to Vera Se1del Mary jane Garman leaves her spider waist l1ne to Joyce Kotzen Sandra Gearhart leaves her bowl1ng ab1l1ty to any Sophomore girl who needs 1t Carol Hack wills her good shorthand grades to Betty Lou Wagner Eva Hawk leaves her quiet ways to Carol Stevens Frank Hendricks and Paul Fitzgerald leave their winning ways with the traffic cops to B111 Sm1th and jack Thomas S1gr1d HCUflCkSOH leaves her ab1l1ty to be late to Toot Mclndoe Madel1ne Herring and Mary Holdren leave the1r bunks at Camp johnson to Barb Frantz and Al1ce Ker 34 to CC Y! v ' U . l ' Don Smedley wills his ability to play good football without getting a swelled Mary Lou Hettrnger wrlls her abrlrty to crack gum rn class to anyone with Jaws strong enough to chew rt Rhoda Hickey and Dick Quick leave their art abrlrty to Ronnie Savage and Maureen Reedy Charles Holdren leaves hrs book Love Thyself to Walt Snyder james Holdren leaves hrs height to Donnie Shultz Dick Hoover leaves hrs knowledge of airplanes to the Pre Flight Classes Richard Hostelley wrlls hrs swimming abrlrty to Charles Shrpe Janet Krum leaves her trrps to Burns to any junior who rs constantly running out of tooth paste Nancy Lauback wrlls her trips to Bucknell to any underclassman lucky enough to get them B111 Lrnker leaves hrs place rn the Senior Class to Frank Rake rf he ever makes rt Joanne Linn leaves her book How to Hurry Slow to Kenny Metzger Bob Lrnn leaves hrs job at Courogens to some other Jerk Csoda jerk of course'J john Lyons leaves married Nancy McBride leaves her beautiful long harr to Joan Hrnkel George McCloud and Carl Martz leave their farming techniques to the future farmers of D H S Barbara McWilliams leaves her red harr dye to Miss Markley Tom Rudy and Allen Newbury leave their AA A membership cards to some underclass mate Bonnie Payer leaves her wrnnrng ways with the teachers to Betty Lou Confer Charlotte Pursel leaves her Drumm to the High School Band Carl Hower leaves hrs curly harr to lane Hostelley Dan Hulsrzer leaves hrs haircut to be used as a carpet for the srde lawn brother jerry Areda Johnson wrlls her abrlrty to go with underclassmen to Connre Bill meyer joe Krngston leaves hrs summer trips to Knoebel s to Ken Davrs Pat Kmrecrnskr wrlls the extra letters rn her name to Brll Ruhl Vera Rearrck leaves her gossrp column rn the Orange and Purple to Toot Mclndoe and Brrdre Payer George Rudy wrlrs hrs place as edrtor of the Orange and Purple to Linda Owen Emma Jean Richards and Naomi Shepperson leave their signs Men Wanted to Madelrne Hulsrzer and Ruth Everett LeRoy Savrdge leaves hrs place on the football bench to Jerry Dalton Freda and Florence Schenck wrll their abrlrty to fool the teachers to any future twrns at D H S Tom Shott leaves hrs black wavy harr to LeRoy Klrne Geraldine Shuler wrlls her naturally curly harr to Mary jane Erb Bill Oswald and Don Mclndoe leave their hidden talents of lurrng girls from out of town to Larry Yeager Francis Swrft leaves hrs long hours and headaches with the yearbook staff to the 57 edrtor Tom Baylor leaves hrs dancrng abrlrty to Brll Smrth Beatrrce McCormrck leaves her filibuster rn P D to any underclassman long wrnded enough to overtake her Dick Pursel leaves hrs trtle Money Bags to Jack Thomas We the Senrors appoint Brian Markey executor of this wrll Wrtnesses Mr Magoo Davy Crockett Yogi Bottrcker Daniel Boone 35 . ' ll 71 . ' ll if r . . . , . . Don Shannon and Wit Hunsinger leave their trips to Montandon to Wit's . . . , . ' ' ' it I! ' 1 ' I ' AK 17 ' . - . 1 . It S! ' ' , . ' ' ' il . I? QL rch! 4 par Q M75 Z wg UNUIEHELHSSMEN K Qewx 122 if Q Q X fff,XsX gg!! Z Q N6 XE.-i7f f N f by x f A 3 X CLASS OF 1957 andnglftrht RchdJh Rb o cyBu President Vzce Presrdent Treasurer H zstorran Ad visor Jam e Shultz Rolland Shult S ated Rcha d Hartm Rxchard johns Rolland Shultz Nancy Bush R1chard Hartman Jamce Shultz Mr Robert Warr1ngton CLASS COLOR Green and Wh1te CLASS MOTTO Forward ever Backward never CLASS FLOWER L1ly of the Valley 38 W 17, 1 N 1 .. - 1, i St i . et 0 ig : i ar 0 ns, Mr. 0 ert Warrinfzt n, Nan sh, 'c , z. e : i r un. Secretary ..,.......,..,,...,,,.,...,,.,,,.....,....,,....,..,.......,... ....,.............. .......,.......... CLASS OF 1957 O N run r11,1t 111 x 111 1r11 11 v1 ar 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 111111111 11 11 r1m S 1 x 1 111 h1r1l run 1 11 111x H11 tx 111 11 111 11 111 1 1 1 1x 111 1 'Vl1r111 xx 1 rx IN ui wow? I 1 ll X R IIN 11 1 1 r1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 11 1 1x 1 1. 1 1 1 1 11x If 1 1 1 h 1 1 Xmx 1 1x OJ CLASS OF 1957 sv 1: 54 ig..- 1 eft tn rx 11 1 111111111 1 41 11111 11 15.-1 1111 1 r11 e 1 N lr ex N11 1 1 1 e 111m1 11 1 1111111 r11 1'111x 1 1 f1111ne 1 11111. 111 111 ex-.1r m11 me r1n1 1 1 r11m 1 11h11le 1'11r 1111 1111511 M1In11oe G 3 Mf1111r M 1115 111 11 1 1 5m1111 1l11r11111 111 r1 1 Brmn AI'1xLy 11111111 1 11 111 1 11 v 15 'V111 1x111111lh M1-uger V1.1 111 4M1Kh'lP1 fhdrle- M111r11 1 1 11111 1 Ni 1 r11.1 1 1 1 1 ar 1 N 1 11-1 1 11 11111111 Nh11!f 11 111 1 1 111 ir 4 11 N 1 F1 1 11 1 11 1 1 hu 1 1 mm Nmnh Uma 1111111 1 r 1 aw! Ih IH 40 CLASS OF 1958 fd. V Nandnglftt g m d1ePy n a President Vrce President Secretary Treasurer H rs torzan Ad vzsor beat d M y ch rd B Rnchard Berry joan Hmkel Verna Payer Lmda Owen Mrs Mary Kessler CLASS COLOR Charcoal and gray CLASS MOTTO The duty IS ours Results are God s CLASS FLOWER Carnatlon 41 , '-15' ' C . f1t '? ' ' uf ' Lp? 5 , N' 1 ' AX SAN St 'n . e o ri ht: Thu as Kline. Bir ' a er, Joa Hinkel, Lind Owen. ' e : rs. Mar Kessler. Ri a erry. ' ' ....................w...r..................... ....,..,............,....................,,. 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H 1-, .111h11N1111. .-X1-1111111111111-1 J11:111:11 11111111 1111 rt CHORUS r N 1 11 11 1 :mx 1 1 1 1 1x 1 111 N r11u l11n1 1 r 1 N 11h 11111 H N 111 1 fn 1r 411 1 1 11441 11-1' 11 1 111 1 1-11 4 1 D H S BAND .361-'M :m MR MELVILLE KERR Director A great cheer rose and sp1r1ts soared as the Iron men swept down the field towards another victory And at F Q Hartman field the Orange and Purple band added to the color and excltement of a very suc cessful football season Led by the color guard and h1gh steppxng majorettes the band dxrected by Mr Melvllle Ker provxded both pre game and half tlme entertalnment wxth llvely performances The band d1d not termmate 1ts aCtlVltlCS with the end of the football season but contrnued to g1ve pre formances mn varmous school 8CtlVltlCS In the sprmg the hmghhght of the season was the annual concert at whxch Dr John Leech of Susquehanna Unxversnty was guest conductor OFFICERS ll r I f rght J ne hx tner Roberta I-orney Dorothy Delbu Joyce Moomey Joyce Kotzen S cond row Marg rn VanS1ckle Caxl Cr mely Mary Ion Webb Wnlham Ruhl Lxnda Mau teller 50 I O C - , I f ,a,.a,,,, :L - ' V ' effa ' ' - -' , K y - ' . . . . . . I - v I if V . 5 . 'ist row, eltu i' : u s . ' . , . . Ce' : uk- , ' 0 . 4 , , ' zz . First row. left to right: Rat-ht-lle l'urp1lr, Farvlyn Mvlnrlwe, Mary Lou Webb, Silvia Bitner, James Huliek. Miriam Gi-ary, lietty Ile-Saiitia, f':irl l'.rb, Il:-verly Hawk, Jane Kistner, Roberta Forney, lieatrire Snyder. llirevtor Mr. Mvlvilli- Ke-r, Janim- Shultz. l'atrii'ia Mvtvalf, Jean Messersmith. Second row: Ruth Messe:-sniilh, l,in4la Mausteller. l-Iilwaril Grubb. Joyce Kotzen, Joyce Moomey, Ricky Kessler, Alice Km-r. Grave Mausteller. Donald l-'ause-ll. Third row: Larue Shultz. Robert Mc- Cormick, Norman Dt-lfite, llarry Shapiro, Earl lflrb, Ruln-rt Shipe. Fourth row: Ellen Woodruff, William Ruhl, John Lomz. William Moyer, Richard Leeney, Mary Ellen Bower, Jerry Fisher, Robert Sheets, Arthur Sticklin, Fifth row: Vail Vromle-y, Waym- Mi-Michael, Charles Shipe, Carl Forney, Alive Paul, Barbara Frantz. Ihirothy lla-llin, Marjorie VanSii-kli-. Sixth row: Boyd Pick, Carl Heiss James lkler, l-'red l oi-in-y, l-Iilgar Realm-'k, Robert Moyer, Luther Hitler, William Brown. MAJ ORETTES First row. ll-ft to right: llnrlvarzi Frantz, Mary Jann- liz-lv, Charlotte Wray, Joanne Kistner, S1-vonml row: Connie Evans, Mary Ann Gulmra, .lanive Hummer, Alta llrosviolls, Phyllis Forney. 51 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized in 1953 under the very capable leadersh1p of Miss Flor ence Markley, a member of the English Depart ment Under Miss Markley s guldance, the Council has become the student representatlve govermnff body of the school The Counc1l IS composed of twenty four rep resentatxves one from each sophomore and Junior homeroom and two from each senlor homeroom From these representatlves are elected officers, the only restr1ct1on bemg placed upon the presidency Th1s office must be filled by a senior representatxve The oliicers elected th1s year were Rlchard Long President Rlchard Pursel V1ce Pres1dent Jean Messersmith Secretary, and Robert Shepperson Treasurer The Council has been very successful m pro Vldlng recreatlon for the student body Some of the var1ous projects sponsored durmg the past year have been Homecommg Queen Ceremo mes transportation to and from sportmg events, refreshment stands and dances OFFICERS I l' to rx l Rob rt Sheppmrsun Jean Messersmnth Mxss Florence Mukley Richard lung Rlmharil Pursel l-nrst row left to right Thomas lxlme Jnnnce Poust Sandra Gearhart Kay LeVan Richard Long Judxth Bausch Nancy Bell Jean Messersmnth James Burn-4 Second row Harvey Wagner Alne Tarnuwskm Ruth Stine Mary Ann Bloskey Geraldine Shuler Dons Springer Ru-hard Pur el Third row Robert Llnn Jack Lrlbbs Carl Buck Robert Shepper on Richard Hartman Paul Lechner Junk Thomas 52 I . , . G . ' I . . 0 .--l 'grlz . I -: , I .' 3 ' , ' ' : H 2 ', 1 4 . ' . I , , . y A, . v I 'S if , , Y fl, 0 in -.. K i U 1 ' , 1. . . r I 4 1 s , 1. 5 if ,VK 5 .. Q aalj N h I V.. .' l . ' ' 1 I I 4 is A: L .I L - iv . S -' .- in it f r ly: Mrlnilm Vera Ruulnk Nancy Iaulmr iry I 1 ii iWi num it L Un Stamxm. :mas l rn-. Si 1 Q 1 rn rm ti N nn lius Jem THE ORANGE AND PURPLE Although displaying 1tS familiar old English banner the Orange and Purple acquired the new loolt this year in its regular eight pages with the addition of more personal and school widc coverage in both printed and pictorial news Upon the appointment of George Rudy as editor and Connie Albeck and Linda Owen 'issistant editors a meeting was held between the newly appointed editors and faculty advisor Mr Alfred Barratt to determine changes 1n policy of this years paper After the goals of the paper had been set up. the staff was organ- ized and the First edition deadline was met. The first issues of the paper rolled off the presses in Scptcinlzer followed by five subsequent issues covering f-iculty, student body class activities ports and items of personal interest. FHA FFA I I I N A 4 A 1 1 1 A TL U' v 1' Inu. H.,-..r . . . . .. ,. In .' -Y.. ' --I . ru' .-1,1 .. 'i .:: : .'.1,--., I :!.1.'z1l-ww-. -H1 1 ,' :I -:-.- ' 1- .21 1. 1: : : fx V ,. fa z:-, ...'.z- - .- '::.l .f fn- : .ws I rz -,-,, 'xr Umh-1 Kxr 54 Standing. lr-ft to right: Im Baumer, Vera Rearick, William Reinakvr, l-'rank Hendricks, Virginia Dei- bert, Joyce Cunracl, Charle-4 Truutm:-in. Nanci McWilliams, l-llc-anur Adams, Freda Schenck, Richard Hostelley. Flon-nov Svhenvk, Carl Wysncki, Mrs. Sara Free, Jack Sees. Se-ated: Nancy Laubach, William Bs-rry, Roxif- Lung. CLASS PLAY Standing. ld! tu right aumnr I- me-relda Wuml i R ml llluch Plmer 5lllt7 Joanne I-ou I-lure-me Snhenik Larl Wy mln Mr Nara Free Donald Nhannun Mateml Bonnie Payer WllldT1l in im.er Ning Nl Q an 55 .' ' Y. - 1 Ira H ' . Is ' sis 0. uss 1 'A , I f ' ., ' sl. l-Ilizalu-th Turni-r, Joanne Buyer, Donald Mclndoe, Carol llunkniillvr, l-'resla Svhenck, Richard Shulamzv. HL SA 1 , ,. . , . . . . . 'ww xmmv 5 ini' , X I'zmvl tum-N up fur fprm: 4-umwrl. le-:qu-yvnr lS:uiiu Hzfwkirwv. Men fm' kull-, 'VIr. S2111-rnmn Iiurl liivkhaxi. liufim-fx :il thu- 1':1vi15' vwlxrmlm-r. Um- f-pr Ihv ruzuif In-. iw-I klvkf Ah. uirlx, yum' -Iipx :nw Xhnwinu, IJ H N Ilvmxxnmnn Nmilv H:nx'.k1n- Ilnmw- wax 21 prval Nlxm-f-fx, H..n.1-4-.mlny .gm-ern zmfl her .-wwf, 56 9 s jk ,go 3 rw 9 lm We HT in 5- 5 J' tiff, Qi . ' y m Yi' 'I' L X 1955 SUSQUEHANNA AND SHIKELLAMY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The Danville Ironmen brought to a close a very successful 1955 football campaign by winning both the Susquehanna and Shikellamy conference cham- pionships. This was the second time in two years that the Ironmen, under the very able coaching of Mr. Kenneth Bills and his staff have captured these honors The teams record showed eight wins and two losses in season play defeating Selinsgrove South Williamsport Chief Logan Jersey Shore Milton Lewisburg Northumberland and Bloomsburg Their only losses came at the hands of Shamokin in a non conference scrap IH which the Ironmen s string of hfteen consecutive victories was broken and by Lewistown who held the Bills men to seven points while scoring thirteen for the victory Many members of the 55 team received recognition by both conference and state wide selections Donald Smedley and Wilson Vastlne were given all state honorable mention while Dave Wenrich Carl Wysocki Donald Smedley and Wilson Vastme were nominated to the all conference first team and jack Crlbbs William Nevius Harvey Wagner Richard johns Thomas Lynn and Walt Snyder received all conference honorable mention The Orange and Purple Ironmen were officially announced champions of the Susquehanna and Shikellamy Leagues at the annual Susquehanna conference banquet where they were presented with the trophies of both leagues This presentation was but a formality since both laurels rested in the High School from the previous years victory The Ironmen also maintained possession of the Judy Price Trophy which is awarded to the victor of the annual Blooms burg Danv1lle game We can truly be proud of the fact that these trophies have remained in the possession of our school May future D H S teams have the success on the gridiron that the teams of 1954 and 1955 have had' 1955 RECORD Danville Opponent Sellnsgrove Shamokm South Williamsport Cluef Logan jersey Shore Milton Lcw1sLurg Northumberland Lewistown Bloomsburg 58 ' ........,...,......,............ 27 6 f' IIhhhl---'I-------.--'---'...A--,' 0 6 O ' ' ............,... 41 7 ' .,...................,........ 12 0 ' -----------............................. 40 25 ' ' ....v....v...................... 44 14 ' ............,...........,....... 7 13 ,s COACHES V Left to right: Head Coach Kenneth liills, Assistant Coat-hes Robert Aurand, Walter McCloskey John Maturani, Eugene Snyder, Stanley Reeder. First row, left to right: Rin-hard l'ursel, William Nevins, Russel Bleieh, Donald Smedley,Carl Wysocki. Wilson Vastine, Rim-hard Long, .laek Cribbs, David Wenrieh, Harvey Wagner. Second row: Joseph Kingston, L1-Roy Savidpze, William Ruhl, Harrison Ashton, Jaek Thomas. John Lung, Thomas Lynn, Richard Johns, Walter Snyder, William Campbell. Richard Hartman. Irvin Reibsome, Willard Hun- sinizer, William lierry. Third row: Coaches Walter MeCloskey and Robert Aurand, Robert Shepper- son, Robert Klzlrseh, Danny Webber, Wesley WR-rtnian, Kenneth Davis, Marlin Dewalt, Robbin Shultz. James M4-Williams. Hurry Friswell, Fharles Maurer. Coax-hes Eugene Snyder and Stanley Reeder. lfourth row: Howard Jones, Harry l'ritehard. Pete Zartman, Robert Witmer, Donald Rhodes, Fred liergenstoek, Willinm Szoke, Donald Jones, Robert Lyons, lerry Dalton, Carl Heiss, William Maize, l'arl Nevins, lfred Foust, James Holdren. Rim-hard Hort. Fifth row: Kenneth Hitler. Joseph Wild- smfth, lla-rnard Dalton, William Snyder. l'aul Krum, Sam Reedy. Coax-h Kenneth Hills, Robert Fleming. Nelson Jones, Riehard Baylor, Thomas Kline, Harry Wallopom. William Smith, Richard Hostelley. SENIORS 65:-. l95w FOOTBALL STATISTICQ Fxrst Downs Y.-lids Rushmg Yards Pdssmg Yards Lost Rushmg Total Yards Gamed Passes Attempted Passes Complc ted Punts CAvera c Yardsj Totfal Pomts ,f- 60 Danville Opp 88 3 38 46 7 N L nr W1 YI 'PF ,r ulmfi JUNIOR VARSITY nmhm. nu. 1 y 1 r rn ea rr 11 J 45 lu 1 I!! I IN H ll Il if N CHEERLEADERS VARSITY eu N ru rn r nn 1 I um 1 1, 41 limmknml 61 Sl: ' f, lvft tu 'fhlz Mull I.:xwl'm-lmrv, Guy Mm!-r, M 5. Su: Fr -. Iii I Puyl-r. ul' , l'. Kr --Inu: .lzuniv I-'uu4t. Sh:-rry Kz. fl-frmlr 'r, lm! Sn'th, M: Ay f i.'v. Standing, In-ft In right: Nanry St. Flair, Bonnie Pays-r, .Immmf I-'4-wt. Iilizuln-th Turm-r. Mrs. Sara Fr 1. fa iz H1-yer, Mary Inv: .IQ-lxkilw. V0 :A Rvn1'in'k. IX: 'i M -XV'1l:ln1N. KV '-l'n': Var' ' 'lla-V. VARSITY BASKETBALL Sanrlxme left to llght at nur L o ey 1 rl v 4 lrml l Harm, Wdgmr o tr! Nheppe-rson Richard Hartman W llum Nu urn ml ty I nllll Shgnngy lhomus L3 nn Although fa1l1ng to capture laurels rn exther of thexr d1v1s1ons the Danv1lle Vars1ty and Jun lor Varsrty qu1ntets enjoyed average seasons postmg over all records of 11 wms 14 losses ll wms 13 losses respectlvely Lonhruxu U The Varslty cagers coached by Walter Mc Nnllrdm art: I ll Closkey were hampered wrth mjurles and poor 'U' shootmg from the free throw llne nevertheless H elm' or 1 H r they enjoyed a rather successful year as com m pared to the record of the teams of the two pI'6VlOl.lS SCSSOHS Ind1v1dual recogmtron was recerved by Don ald Smedley who was selected to the All Con ference first team Don also was among the five top scorers m the league The jumor Varslty on the other hand fin rshed Wlth more vlctorres than defeats m league play They won 10 of 18 games played The jumor Ironmen coached by Robert Aurand should prove good prospects for future D H S teams 61 1 ' ' Q T 5 V l 2 - r ' ' -Y' ' , - ,K X ,g f A u 32 ' ' ,PX 3 7 r nr Q . , A f S ' TV X ft' ' ', : Co' 'h VVzl ' M -Fl sk - '. Ju 'k l' 'lpl N, Ri 'hz l'ursQ-, - w v '- . I R bl .' ' ' , 7 ' - ' . 'i 'z nur, Hz 'sun Aslnlun. M2 zufw lu 1 ,' 1 4, und James Burns, Knee-lima: Robert wv92lN'x'l'. VVz1lter Snynlrr, Richard Lung. Donald Snme-nllm-3, V . 1 - -T I All- ' 'A - '- I7 n , .' - -' 4 h b lm-ups , - hir: in l'1 tl' ag: 'ust - - - - lllc l'z ha-rs. ' , ' - tl! I ' Tom ly A ' nl 'vm-S in f Iwo fu ' lhf- lrnn 1-rl. , , ff? . I . . . . . . X VARSITY RECORD jUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Catawnssa Muncy Muncy Catawxssa I-Iughesvllle Shamokm Bloomsburg Northumberland Berw1ck M1lton Selmsgrove 'VIlI'7HlflDUI'g Sunbury South Wnlhamsport Lew1sburg Trevorton Bloomsburg Northumberland M1lton Selxnsgrove Mmfiimburg Sunbury South Wxllxamsport Lewlsburg Trevorton Catawlssa Muncy Muncy Catawxssa Shamokm Bloomsburg Northumberland Berwxck M1lton Selmsgrove Mlfflmburg Sunbury South W1ll1amsport Lewlsburg Bloomsburg Northumberland M1lton Sclmsgrove Nhffllnburg Sunbury South Wxlhamsport LCXV1SbLlI'g Trevorton JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL LI U wnb w a mplll 63 Danville Opp. Danvxlle Opp ' ...,.....,.....A..,...., 47 40 ' ,,,,,A,,,,,,, .A . ,,,. ,.., ,.,,,,.,... . 6 2 S4 e,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,A , .. ,... ,..., ,.r....,..,,. 5 0 37 t,,,,r,, ,tA,,,,,,, A , ' ..,..V.,. 60 37 ' . I ' - , .,,....,.. .,.... 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Rim-hard Lowery. lf t l ft to Fl ht Manager Rlcharl H -atelley Jnme K1 hbach Wllllam Campbell Thomas nn xr R mc Wnllmm Smnth Manager o m H rvey Wzuzner Wxllnam Nevlus Donald I Hulert luster J eph Sex Icy Rulert Sh pp r mn R llanl Shultz Wilbur Haas Damel Webler Walter Snyler Rob rt Werner Jack 'lh m Mnnar 1 SUSQUEHANNA AND DISTRICT FOUR CHAMPIONS The Danv1lle Hxgh School baseball team of 1955 enjoyed one of the best years of 1ts baseball hxstory wmmng both the Susquehanna League Champxon shxp and the D1str1ct Four Crown Although the Ironmen have had a splendxd record for the past elght years never havmg fimshed the season below second place 1n sxx out of the e1ght years and wmnmg the champlonshxp the other two the 1955 season was the most prosperous In wmnmg the Susquehanna League Champxonshlp the team posted an eleven wm one loss record defeatmg M1fflxnburg Sunbury M1lton Trevorton Northumberland and Selmsgrove The only loss was at the hands of Sel1ns grove rn the season s opener After takmg the Susquehanna t1tle the Bmllsmen entered 1nto D1str1ct Four compet1txon where they succeeded 1n defeatmg Bloomsburg 2 l 1n the sem1 finals and finally captured the crown by defeatmg LeRaysvxlle 5 2 The outstandmg performance shown by the Ironmen on the d1amond can be credlted to the line coachmg of Mr Kenneth Bxlls and the athletlc ab1hty of the boys at Danv1lle We hope that future teams at D H S w1ll mamtam the keen sp1r1t of good sportsmanshlp and faxr play that has been mamfested here m prevlous years 64 'irs row, 1- 'g : ' . 1- ' ' 1 0. ', 1 s 's ' ', ' ' ' , ' Ly , lrv'1 eilrso -, ' ' S ' , . ' . Sec ml row: a , ' , ,owt-ry, 1 ' ' ', Us .' S 1 , 1 S e 1- S1 , 0 1 I ', ' . Third row: Coach Kenneth Hills, Lawrence Llewellyn, Donald Smedley. Dave Wenrich, Dave Fowler. ' 1 , .' 1 , e ' , ' u as, ' fn--. Y - Y - , . Y - V - I V V V I x ' ' . , . . . - - l - - I 1955 BASEBALL SCORES Home Team Score Opposing Team Score Danville .... Bloomsburg .A... ,.,, 1 0 Danville ..,. Bloomsburg ....... ., 2 Danville v,,, Mount Carmel .... ,. O Danville .,,, Mount Carmel ,, 6 Danville ..e. Selinsgrove ...i. ..,. 1 3 Danville .... Mifflirlbufg .. 0 Danville ,.,, Trevorton .. 3 Danville .... Sunbury . ,, 0 Danville .... Milton ., ., 0 Danville ...A Sunbury .i.e.....,,..e,.., .. 2 Danville .... Northumberland 0 Danville .,w. Selinsgrove ,,ew.,. 2 Danville .i,, Mifflinburg iw,....., .. 3 Danville .... Northumberland 2 Danville ..w. Trevorton .,,........ .. 3 Danville .... Milton .i,....,,, 4 Danville .... Bloomsburg 0 Danville ,i,, LeRaysville ., 2 bees LETTERMEN'S CLUB li , .il I-'.rst ruw. lelt 10 right: D. Reibsome, H. Pritchard, Litterer, H. Jones. A. Stickland, J. Wildsmith, J. hVllllt'l .l9':ll. W. Moyer, W. Maize. R. Hort. J. McWilliams, J. Bausch, Berkheimer. Second row: J. Burns. J. Long, W. Ruhl, P. Krum, C. Wysocki, D. Smedley, W. Snyder, W. Smith, R. Wit- mer. B. Dalton, P. Zarlman, R. Lyons. T. Lynn. C. Nevins. R. Vlfeaver. D. Webber, H. Roup. Third row: J. Ashton. C. Maurer. F. Bergenstock. R. Kirkner. D. Rhodes, R. Klarsch, K. Fleming, R. Johns, T. Kline. J. Maize, J. Thomas, W. C:mpbell, D. Stiinku. K. Biiler, R. Long. Fourth ruw: Athletiv SUDPN'iS'll' K- HWS- W. Wertman, L. Llewellyn. G. Tiiwler. L. Savidge, W. Hunsinger. D. Shannon, C. Heiss, R. Berry. N. Jones. R. Shultz, D. Baylor. J. Yeager, M. Dewalt. R. Wenrich, VV. Snyder. Fifth row: R. Shepperson, R. Shultz. F, Cribhs. R. Hartman, R. Pursel. W. Berry. R. Hostelley. D. WE-nrin-h, W. Vastine, W. Nevins, H. Wagner. I. R4-ihsume. R. lileich, J. Dalton. 65 1956 LE TRESOR STAFF ADMINISTRATION Ruta VVooclruH P ITIICII Adams B uhh 1 MCWlllldlTIS IVI ny mc Garmin I IC 1 PIlTCllllll JFNIORS Fl mor Beagle joyee Autcn N mcy Bell C uole Cameron Joann: Foust lllary Lou Hettmgcr Nmcy Laubach I oxre Long Dorls Sprmger Nlncy St Clan HOTOGRAPI-IY IITIES Burns N, nglnla Delbert ART Ioy ce Conrad Rlfllellfl Qulck SALES N mm IVIcW1ll1ams Eleanor B1llman Ioannc Boyer Glenda Cotner Dorothy Everett Conme Temple Fdfmr FRANCIS Su Ir T ATHLETICS Rmhard Long james Bowen Rmhard Hostelley Sandra Gearhart W1ll'xrd Hunsmger C LASSES Carol Bookmlller Eleanor Adams Dorothy Everett Nancy IVIcBr1de Cvcraldmc Shuler ACTIVITIES jamce Foust Roberta Forney janet Krum Bonme Payer L12 Turner TYPING jean Messersm1th Dorothy Delbo Alma Foust Vera Rearmk Z .. z 42 ' 3 ZF az ' , . 1 jz z 7:1t'i is 'A 2 ' 2 , , S' L ' ' . , A ., . , I 2 Sandra Beyer 2 - A , i . z ' z 'U f' , X . Z3 If -. , .E . . . 1 L ' r I , 66 M1155 WQRESERV5' 0 r, l, M Z im 9 '!'Q! 4' N171 aff Cl JAY C DERR A urs uunenwmren IN THE NORTHWESTERN Ml TI AL LIFE INSURANCE CUMPANY -1 'N Ntreets Bloomsburq Pa Invest your savrnqs wrfh Quahiy Lrfe Insurance Companres Durrng our frrsr four years rn busrness we have assrsfed IOZ famrhes wrth Lrfe Insurance rnveshng Begrnnrna the creahon of over S3 OOOOOOO rn addrhonal estaies UVES INSURED SIZE OF CONTRACT 275 000 165 OOO I00 OOO 75 000 50000 35 000 30 OOO 25000 20000 I9 000 85 OOO I3 OOO I2 500 I0 O00 I0 OOO Wal 61 44 3002 400 Z0 850 flimmpson Products, Inc COMPLIMENTS HENRY VOELCKER FQLLMER W G McWILLIAMS TRUCKING Bu1ck Sales and Servlce COMPANY DANVILLE PENNA 69 OF X 9 C 131' T C .. l 1' tf f f DEVOE Insurance Agency C' nor 1t111Gt1ons th CT TO111 Workman s Lunch and News Stand V17 M111 Street IKELER S GARAGE General Repcnnng Body cmd Fender Work Ferr Str DCIl'lV111Q 1351 J E B RD Flonst r Q Dfrnfl PG Glen s Calso Servlce S40 Norlh M111 Street lDC11'1Vl1lQ Pr' Phone 1989 When You Say It Wlth Flowers Say It W1th Ours l..eDuc Flower and Glft Shop ARROW SHIRTS S1 ORT DRESS DEAN F LYON s J1 tree Df1r1v111e 13 Best Wrehee NEWBERRY S Your Family Store Cifyvrlpllztunmi fTirrrr1ir:z.,.n.e 1 of O , a ,O C ' , Tf' e C122 Ot '55 1 9 9 . . 'v 1-1 ,Y t,,l f 1 . . W3 A OP 12511115 41 D , CI, 9 ,-Ql.,JQ t 1119, . 'U HBP Qburavlnma E112 Miter Serum' Eg Srrmng Q9thrr5 15251 ahah S Iimrvnt CQMPLIMENTS Montour County Trust Company DANVILLE PENFA B nkf E yb Member Federal Reserve System Member F D I C 1 Q 3 ,Y I 5 .I . V OF The cr or ver ody Clflfflflllffloflli if DANVILLE SILK COMPANY if ::1pl1:::er11f- lVlcWILLIAMS BROTHERS Self Service Market AMESBURY Ieddo Highland Coal Fuel O11 C 4 Cfimfirrltlllfitions TG like Clfisfl f f 53 Miller's Coal Yard Premium Coal Sunheat Fuel Oil Oil Storage Tanks Vfwr1arf1t11lf11i0ns and Succefs, To the Class of 1956 BONNIE ANN SHOP DANVILLE PA Be 1 W sll To the Class of 56 Danville Livestock Market, Inc Danville Auto Auction 1. es I . . . Clie Cameo By Us ffeter Qi Aizarg BEAGLE Lumber Company Mlllwork Roofmg Pa1nt Hardware 329 Church Street Phone 566 Donvrlle Penno JOHNSON S Atlanhc Servxce Stahon FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORES Blo m Road Phone 9967 Comphrnents KINDT See The New Chevrolet Comphrnents DIETRICH S DAIRY Laboratory Controlled Dany Products Cornphments DR F H VAUGHAN Dent1st Cornphr ments G M LEIGHOW V M D Bloom Road Phone 14 Comphments REA Sr DERICKS Mobll Gas and O11 Fnendly Servlce COAL J M BALL RIVERSIDE Phone 223 t i 9 W . - I of of 9 of of of ' ' 1 'a COMPLIMI N FS Danvllle NHt1OH3l Bank II P11 Ont CSO 1ol111ents EVANS ELECTRIC Sherwood s Grocery N111 St D n le D Ash St eet Anythmg Electncal Pt ore 022 Phone 11081 e LGI lfll en PATTON S Electrlc Servlce R E REESE General Insurance 1 p111 cats and Real Estate Fry s Sporting Goods 7 ! I le Sports Equ1pment 1 W f ' I 4J K o 0 Cc'11Lf11L, s 111 , '1 . of cf 9 MH 11 . IGGY G 'Jlt ,G T xy u I ll 1 1 S' fN'11zip11:t1,,r1ti SW ,z 111 1.1 of , Q . . . . C1111 X141 . of . , U T' 1 1 n ,F iwwl 1 ,. -,1.r:,, flY1'.1.1 , First National Bank The Bank with the parking' lot and Drive-in Window fO1 the conxenlence of lts patlons Gfels evely SQFVICQ Conslstent Wlth sound banklng Yom account 1HVlt6d p1otected and appleclated MEMBER F D I C Danvllle Pa C ng tlczt ons C pl ent To the Class of 56 F W COUREGON 5 wooLwoRTH co CLYDE w DIEHL Scce I1 or Dlspensmg Opt1c1ctn George O Wagner 26 F Porter Wagner 40 Attorneys at Law DAN JILLE PA Pho e 431 P 5 ' u 1 . ' . u . . . t I .I , n , . 3 o rou i I ornim S 4 of I W a 5 i 0 l 9 1 1 . 1 l n P Best Wlshes for C1 . i Most u ssh C eel 9 U W . 9 Q 1 Cross Street . W . n - Do Lvllle, Po. T Ray Shutt and Sons Quahty Meats and Grocer1es Free Dehvery Front street PIPYIG 7 CCHII1Dl1Tl6Uli HARDWARE Compllments lVlcCaFfery Brothers luv rslde P Sunoco SGIVICG Statlon Community Jewelers Wh re Your Credlt Is Good WATCH REPAIRING f V All Best Wm les To the Class of 56 Danville Service Center DUF KIILIAN Dror Phone 9952 CONQTGll1lGl1OD9 Cam s Pharmacy l R CAIN lx UIIfIClSl IU? lvlll Sheet Donvllle PG COHQTGll1lOllOUS cmd Best Wlshes To the Class of 56 HI ROBERT MARKS Attorney at Law D nvlhe A Good Place For Good Iewelry WAGNER S Jewelry Store ' l .' .l . I ' ' X from . . F J lx, . . .. 334 R Q lJ -ll? J .I A Y ' 9 of , , 'lg rx f COLE'S . 'l . l of I li 3 ef , fa. G , PQ. 9 . 9 D1 r ' .e, Pa TG Danville Lumber Company Lumber Bu1ld1ng Supphes and Hardware Contractmg WALLACE H DEIBLER Owner 322 Ferry Street Demvllle PG Ph rte 7 N Comphmertts WRAY S COLD SPOT Try Her Good Hoag1es C rtrltmertts KORNER MEAT MARKET JACOBS ICE CREAM SODAS CONFECTIONS IOHN md ESTHER QUIGG Pror Cox tpltmermts BARR S HARDWARE Cotupltmertt Togomac Fur Company, Inc Manufacturing F urrlers 327 Ferry Street Dcmvltle Pa Cor tpltmertts am s Servlce Statlon Smclcnr Gas and O11 Corrgrq 1111 P To the Class of 56 DODGE :S PLYMOUTH Wagner Motor Sales . OI J' , . . . of ' , T O ft. , . of N 9 t f ' N ll l lj ' 2 I Ar' t r . rf of ' of I 7 S , . . s r Q ctr its .s of . I Compliments of The Midway Bowling Lanes NEW BLOOM HIGHWAY Phone Co nphrnents W O Curry,Jr M D Comphments THE ANGLE STORE Oihce Supplies BYRON MERTZ Jr STUDEBAKER 6. PACKARD Sales and SEIVICG D nvtlle Pa Congratulations To the Class of '56 MARKS Shoes - Clothing Letterman s Bakery, Inc Bakers of the Master Loaf BLOOMSBURG PENNA Phone ST4 2030 WILDSMITH 8z DIEHL Serv1ce Stat1on and Garage Moblle Products Washmg Pamhng Repcnrs Weldmg Lubncahon P D 2 Mausdale Road Phone 170C Danvtlle P 1445 t of 7 I O I, I U of i t P Compliments , , t of t I ' t ' , a 78 MQVEY S The keV to C1 heautlful home FIFTEEN MODEL ROOMS OF FINE FURNITURE Open For Your Inspectlon 122 Past Cente1 Stxeet Phone 381 GEM Danvllle Lodge 1133 FURNITURE Loyal Order of Moose 9 I I I I if 1 ' . u ' '- J L, ' Cemphm t' ' Corrpphm ts' i ef Cf COINC RYIL1 LXIIONS 'IO THE CI ASQ OF 56 MERCK SL C0 , Inc 1 1 1 W Y rw w 1 I 4 44 L 1 Y 9 i A4 L L ' O Congratulations and Best Wlshes Class of 1956 Kennedy Van Saun Mfg Xa Eng Corp Fe mlumem Dr H L Arnow Conqratulauons To the Class of 56 Exclusxve But Not EXPGHSIVG RACUSINS Dcmv111e Pa 1101 1 DAILEY S Bloom Street Store Burn s Drug Store Prescrlptlon Speclahsts 519 M111 Street 1nnv111e P C E McWILLIAMS Meats and Grocenes C xref 1 1! 11 ard 1 er V1 e Dcmv11e Pa FURNEYS COAL I1T11II1GU1S GAERTNER and BRITTAIN Co Hp11IT19I'11S MAGILL S Coal cmd Lumber Yard 32 N rt1arWoer1and Street V rcwe 39 Dcmvllle ,rx , 't , S . . of C 1 O .1 1 1' 1 2,1113 YYY 1 I CC :A in em f CC Y H Of of 9 V . 9 of . . . . , 19 1' 11' . G JE . 1 ' ,Pa 82 Co npl1men1s Dr J Maxwell Moore COIIlfDllIIl6HlS Wm L Schott 8: Sons General Contractor and Bullder Mlllwork and Alr Compressor Servlce Phone 528 Cc mllments KEEF ER S DEPARTMENT STORE CN 1 fllment Hublckl Shoe Service ph me 75 Cluld Llfe Shoes and Tru Last Socks r Scholls Shoes Arch Supports and Foot Remeches C Illllllllii s Cllff Hungerford Studlo t fic OTll 1J Street Dcnvllle, P3 A 1 ,Ord , s 1 ' . x of l of 'fele 4.9 , EM ' fm MM ' uf V' W' Y I ' I 1 . 7 Qli Efzsl lxffqrkel Street, DCITlVlllO, F1 of T l i . . - . 5 D. 1 S l . . X - i i l l 1 F R I my ,mr l wry A l of l of 5 9 l -2 His F h Qj S 33 Ccmplimerris oc s Shoe Repair V11 Street Dcmvrlle Comphments DANVILLE TAXI SERVICE 74 HQUR SERVICE Congratulations To the Class of 56 Capltol Confectlonery DANVILLE MANUFACTURING CO INC SW Ferry Sireet Danvrlle Manufacturers of LADIES PAIAMAS C mphme-HTS Bud Wllllams Grocery Store U per Mulberry S1 eet Dcmvrlle P Complrments Dr P L Stevenson Best of Luck from Tom Hrldebrcmd Prof Toms Home Decoratmg Store 36 M111 Street Dcmvrlle Por PAINTS WALLPAPERS Complrmenrs Hull s Barber Shop I V of ' D 9 - - I .A I - . , E , PCI. 5 of O, I ,r ' ,PCL of ' 'J' 9 0 A . 15 gf, r I , Cr. , of of f . , I I 84 EDDIE S Town and Country Bar SW3 f111 Street DC1I1V111Q Permfi C mC11rrer1 AL ZIMMERMAN Inter1or Decorator P21 JI111 Street Damvlle Pa P11 r1e 533 1 CO11Pl1lI ent Ray G Frye Estate 130 M111 S feet Dar1J111e Per 11 C ara S1131 rt and S W1s t Class of 1956 Workers Loan Company Co T1 111161115 A FRIEND C0rV1D11ments ELLIS S RAUP GENERAL INSURANCE C0 TlP11IT19T1lS Blue s Calso Service 11-WPS BIUI Pm 1 V11 SCHAEFER S Sales ancl Servlce Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 1 1 1 f of , . XJ 1 1 9 .A ' .. is of ' ' of . 1 Q . . . I , . Y 1 ss I Q , Qt ot . , 0 ' 1 1.. . Q 1, 1 4, ,- Cc 11,1 ::1er1t.' CFI t' 13 5 I Ot Be t ' hes Q tl1e s . 85 Conpl n s Corgrcrtulctlons To the Class of 56 PAT S GRILL Rheda Manning Shop CRIS DTN EF Prop Wagner Auto Body C011 PIIITIGHTS and Fender Works We make your car llke WESTERN AUTO new agcnn Dcznwlle P Dcxnwlle PG Phone 20 Comphments W T GRANT COMPANY Carodlskey 8x Hendrlcks Dcmvlue S GOODYEAR TIRES One Stop Shopplng Center Everything for the Fam1ly and Home 86 .. irnet , ' of 9 . KT T 1.1 N 4, . if of ll ' l ll ' , cr. of ' I Jlm Foster Record Shop Dcmvllle Pennsyl C1110 South Danvllle Planmg Mull Co CONTRACTORS BUILDERS M111 Work So nh Dan llle Pj Eshmates Cheerfully G1 en 6' Your Independenily Owned and Operated ROYAL SWAN FOOD STORES Conqmtulcxtlorle the Class of THE PINE BARN INN Crph ALBERT J LECHNER HEATING 6. PLUMBING Otto's Auto Supply O 281 M I sr Q P e 1 HANEY MILLING COMPANY Ccmpliri nts of A , .' Vw In A . . 1 V' , . .V ' 27, Lf ' I et to '56 Danville, Penn.. I 1 IIOII S11 w i I O H 3 IHW1 Q Coz: plirxentfg i of Cf I 4 . 87 omphments SAM M JACOBS Comphmerrts J C Blackburn DEN TIST A Royal Portable Typewnter I'OI'1'1 The Dltzler Statlonery As httle as Sl 50 per Week Cornphmentfs ROBERT E LEE Complrmerrts WYSOCKIES CAFE Phone 9929 17 Northumberland Street The tmest 1n BEER LIQUOR LUNCH Parkmg m rear 4 C . R of of r Dr. . . l Every Student a Scholar with of f i of - . 88