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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

7957 l?57 Ze 7 Pubhshed ln IHh bI4WIOR LL-XSS Danxllle Hlgh Sthool IDAIIXIHC l ennsx lx una LE TRESOR STAFF JAMES FLECK Edftor Underclassmen and Adm1n1strat1on Vera Woodruff Paul Lechner Nancy Bush Senlors Mary Gexse Madelme Hulsrzer M1ldred Vought Dxane Krum Allce Ker Patr1c1a Sm1th Carol Krum Mary B jenkms Amy Kne1bler Patr1c1a Klrkner ACtlVltlCS Lmda Hodge jack Barsh Donna Bloskey Athletlcs Sales Art and Layout Advertxsements Typxsts Advlsors Donald Stanko Maxme McCloughan Janet Hornberger Maxme McCloughan Janet Hornberger Carolyn Dletrxch Mary GCISC Patrlcla Smlth Lmda Hodge Barbara Frantz Mary B Jenkms Mlldred Vought Carolyn D1etr1ch Nancy Bush Paul Lechner Lmda Hodge Ruth Stme Donald Stanko janet Hornberger Jack Barsh Barbara Frantz Jane Hostelley Ruth St1ne Mr Emery M1ller Mr Robert Warrxngton Mr Jack Wan1ch 2 D , ,. . J ------------------ s v Photography ...................... Paul Lechner. Vera Woodruff, Donald Stanko D ' V '-Y- ----'---4----------------- v v The Horne of the Ironmen ALMA MATER Harl ye students Joxn the chorus Of our Joyous song of pra1se For the honor of our Hxgh School Loud your youthful voxces ra1se We w1ll always stand together The Orange and Purple banner May lt never cease to Hy Here we storm the forts of w1sdom Here engage 1n learnmg s strxfe Here we lay the firm foundat1ons For the battlements of l1fe As we leave th1s hallowed fortress Each one h1s course pursue May we ne er forget our H1gh School Nor the Orange and Purple true As through 11fe s long halls We wander Wrth our joys our hopes our fears And the merry sounds of laughter May be mmgled w1th our tears When the end at last approaches And Wlth th1s l1fe we are through May our thoughts return to H1gh School And the Orange and Purple true 3 DANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL And vyill always raise on high FOREWORD It IS w1th pleasure that we the yearbook staff present th1s ed1t1on of LE TRESOR to you and dedxcate lt to the memory of D H S and the class of 57 We hope that the accounts prmted here w111 serve as a v1v1d remmder to you of frlends and aCtlV1t1CS shared and enjoyed durmg your years at the Danvllle Hrgh School 4 - s DEDICATIO As a token of our esteemed apprec1at1or1 for h1s guxdance throughout three memorable years, we, the class of 1957, would hke to dedlcate the contents and memorles of thls yearbook, LF TRESOR, to our devoted class advlsor, Mr Robert Warrmgton J IN APPRECIATION The LE TRESOR staff takes th1s means to express 1ts smcere appre-c1at1on and gratltude for the advlce and asslstance of Mr M1l1er Mr Warrmgton and Mr Wamch m the preparauon of th1s edxtxon of the LE TRESOR 6 COOPER TOWNSHIP LIBERTY TOWNSHIP RUSH TOWNSHIP DANVILLE AREA JOINT SCHOOL BOARD Mearl Krum Losson Mader Stuart A. Hartman Ray W. Kreisher Donald Reinaker DANVILLE BOROUGH Dr. Harold E. Brown Theodore Bell J. Frank Gehrig Dr. Jesse Gordner, Jr. John Pappas Dr. L. F. Ritmiller Donald M. Thomas DERRY TOWNSHIP R. R. Hornberger Freeman Cromis Walter Loncosky Lloyd Cotner Ernest M. Bower, Jr. Daniel K. Lazarus Frank W. Davis Oliver T. Reibsome John A. Rine MAHONING TOWNSHIP Clark Shultz William P. Strausser Norwood Fleck Woodrow W. Wolfe Howard Girton Ray Hendricks Lee Gademan James A. Geary Lester Campbell Charles Getty VALLEY TOWNSHIP Steven J. Balschi Howard J. Tanner Morris H. Edmeads Walter I. Hagenbuch Stewart Van Blohn MAYBERRY TOWNSHIP WASHINGTONVILLE BOROUGH Walter E. Cromley Lee G. Woodruff Marr W. Woodruff Paul E. Bird Robert E. Woodruff Thomas Billmeyer Harold Arner Herman W. Seidel Mrs. Mary W. Hoffman Lawrence Roberts RIVERSIDE BOROUGH WEST HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP Charles H. Forney George J. Metcalf Paul E Fisher Stuart L Hartman Paul J Wertz Paul Derr Wilson Redka Leonard C Styer Franklin Wintersteen Ray Beagle DANVILLE AREA JOINT BOARD COMMITTEE F rts P M Ol C1 M Mr W nc t H r iz C Sei ldM r HF h Paul E B d 7 i row: Mr. John HDDBS, Dr. L. F. Ritmiller. rs. ive W. ark, r. Norwood Fleck, . alter LO osky. Second row: Mr. S uart A. artman, Mr. J. Frank Geh i , Mr. James A. If-ary, Mr. Herman W. S ire-l.4 Third row: Mr. Dona . Thomas, Mr. Cha les . orney, Mr. Walter I. Huge-nhuu , Mr . Ir . To rm: CLASS o 1957 In extendmg to you my congratulat1ons and best W1ShCS for cont1 ued uccess I would pass O'1 to you a message from the Sanskr1t Look to th1S day for It IS l1fe In ltS br1ef cour e le all the ver1t1es and real1t1es of your ex1stence the b11SS of growth the glory of act1on the splendor of beauty For yesterday IS but a dream and tomorrow 1 only a v1s on but today well l1VCd makes every a VIS on of hope Look well therefore to th1s day MEMBERS or CL xss or 1957 HARRY S RUHL Supervzsmg Prmclpal I am proud to recoffmze you as graduates of the Danv1lle H1gh School now that you have completed twelve years of schoohng I hope that I may be more proud of you ten yc rs after graduat1on for then you w ll have had t1me to Hnd your place 1n the adult world 1VIany of your former classmates have dropped by the way de You who have completed your task have somethmg that no one can take from you Contmue to str1ve for r ore and more tra1n1ng and educat1on Good luck to ll of you My s1ncere wvshes for a successful and prosperous l1fe 8 1 F : 64 ' !! ,K . . . . . . S . . n ' y S ' 1 I , 1 yesterday a dream of happxness, and every tomorrow ' 1 . , , ' .U ' 1: si . , , . A . . A . . . I ' a . ' l 1 During your school days you have had opportunities to prepare for wor hwhile lives The manner in which ou h ve nf-et these opportunities the habits you have formed the attitudes you have developed toward life 'ind your fellows will color life s tomorrows May each of you go from this school with high ideals and noble purpose and may you toil eagerly for love ol your work Finally may you come to the glad 11 ore de ermined to meet the problems of life with the lnowledcfe that your courage of meeting their challenge will lefid to a higher and nobler life JACK C WANICH Asszstant Prmczpal GEORGE G MYERLEY Prlnczpal To THE CLASS or 1957 You are to be congratulated upon reaching the educational milestone called Commencement During the past twelve years you have learned many things and developed many desirable traits Not the least of these are patience and persistence As you face the future you will realize that one of the greatest tasks in the world 1S that of educating ourselves training and curbing learning and watching elim nating the usele s acqu ring and enlarging what has value This requires patience and with it per sistence Best wishes and good fortune to each and every one of you May you always look back upon your school days with satisfaction and pride 9 e. L ' ' . ' ' C H Q L C .. . A Q . . , -, C . - . I V K, , . ' Y realization that because you lived and hoped, you were - z Q . . , ' ' SL 77 . , . i . S v i . l . . . Y Y - ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE Miss Florence Markley B S Mrs Elnora Houck BS Mrs Sara Free BS MS Miss Jean Gardner B S Mrs Elizabeth Leedy BS E5 SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mr Emery Miller B S M S Mr. Edwin Klinger B.S. M.S. Miss Charlotte Dietz, B.S. Mr. Robert Warrington B.S. M.S. QN- ART AND MUSIC Mrs Anna Mxles Mr Kenneth S Warmkessel BS Mrs Helen Iohnson BA COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Gertrude Gardner, A.B. Mrs. Mary Kessler, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Freda Laubach, B.S. Mr. jack Wanich, B.S., M.S. Mr. Walter McCloskey, B.S., M.S PHYSICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Mr Stanley Reeder BS Mr Franc1s Pegg Mmss Vxrgmla Cherrmgton B S Mfl Edward Lirwhiief,'155.s., M.S. 11 SECRETARIES Mrs Rxdgely Cropf JANITORS Mr Lester Savrdge Mr Harry Wemger 12 Mrs, Elizabeth Wintersteen 1957 JOHN E BARSH jack General Never do today what you can put of! until tomorrow Casanova of the Senior Class. Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramu- ral Iiowling 2: Wrestling 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. SAUNDRA LOUISE BEYER Sandy General Flirtations, lots of fun. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 2 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut :Sale 4: Cake Sales 2. GLEN H. BAYLKJR Glen General Gentle in manner, pleasant in personality. Chorus 2: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Football 2. 3: Peanut Sales -I. WAYNE C. BAYLOR Wayne General Doesn't bother with girlsffriendly- - always has a twin near. Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 2: Intramural Football 2: Foot- ball 2: I.ettermen's Club 2: Peanut Sales 4. EDNA MAY BEAVER Edna General Quiet and shy. but when she gets out, oh my. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Pea- nut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. NANCY JANE BECKER Nano General Studious. likes to read-pert and pretty-always willing to help. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Orange and Purple 2: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bowling 2: CONSTANCE ELLEN I3Il.I.lVlEYER Connie Commercial A real blonde, blue eyes. full of pep and undecided. Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 13 Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sal s l: Cake Sales 2. DIINNA E. BLOSKEY Donna Commercial Don't say all that you know: but al- ways know what you say -- goes steady. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Maga- zine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: ln- tramural Basketball 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. WILLIAM I. BORDNER Bill General Always a look of innocence-the fel- low who just loves homework. Peanut Sales 4. ROBERT BOTTICHER Yogi General Good sport: always a smile. Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Football 2, 3. Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. 45 Intramural Softball 3- 14 CLYDE E. BOYER Clyde General Just u country boy--never worries, never hurries. Peanut Sales 4. MARY FRANCES BRADY -.Mary.. Commercial A good natured kid-pleasant and unconcernedf' Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club: Cake Sales 2. AGNES MARGARET BROSIUS ..Aggie,. General A man has an interest for me- engaged. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. NANCY JEAN BUSH Nano Academic Clown in gym class-always ready to lend ri hilping hand-talkative. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Class Sec- retary 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Orange and Purple 2, 3, 4: Maga- zine Sales 4: Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 2, 3: Yearbook 4. ERIC B. CAREY Eric Agriculture The future farmer of tomorrow. A shy sort of fellow-raises prize pigs. F. F. A. 2. 8, 4, 1Vice President 3. President 41 : Peanut Sales 4. BETTY Lou CONFER Betty Commercial Good natured and quietflikes being alone. Chorus 2, 3. 4: Candy Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. VELMA ELLEN COOPER Velma General This gay spirited lass has a pleasant personality and fine sense of humor. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 41 Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. CARL CROMLEY Carl General ri cider still-tall-light, curly hair. Band 2, 3. 4: Band Officer 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Intramural Basketball 3: Intramural Football 2. 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4. Operates LINDA Lou CAMPBELL Lmn LAWRENCE A. DERR General Full of fun-has spirits of gigglesi mischievous expression. Usher for Baccalaureate 8: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Bowling 3. 4: Peanut Salel 4: Cake Sales 2. uLan,y,. General Drives a big DeSoto!quiet'--well liked by everyone. Chorus 2: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. MARLIA MARTHA DESKIE EARL C. ERB Marcia General Pretty brown eyes -A usually seen and not heard. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural llasketlmall 2: Intramural Volleyball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3: Cake Sails-s 2: lntramural Softball 2, 3. MARLIN EUGENE DEWALT Daisy General Newman's right hand manfgoes for a certain Juniorfgoof-off. Chorus 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Football 3, 4: In' tramural Howling 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3: Lette-rmen's Club 3, l: Pea- nut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. CARoi.Y N PATRICIA DIETRIC H Deet Academic To be an artist is her aim, someday you'll link her name with famefDill- pickle eater. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Orange and Purple 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Magazine Sales -1: Intramu- ral llowliniz 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Photography Club 3. 4: Class Party Committee 3. JUAN E'l l'A D11vi1N1cK joan Commercial A merry disposition: personality plus. Student Council 4: Color Guard 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Dues Collector 3: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Pea- nut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative Ii: Intramural Softball 2, 3. El.IZABE'I'H IRENE DYER Rene Commercial Patience is the best remedy for every trouble' - never has her homework done. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 3. 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales Em Academic Plays a cool sax and drives a hot 0ldsfFender-bender. Student Council 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Dues Col- lector 3: Class Party Committee 3: In- tramural Iiowling 2. 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Repre- sentative 4: District Band 4. CHARLES H. ERLSON Chas General Men of few words are the best men. Swell guy --liked by everyone. Chorus 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. JAMES N. FLEcK ..-lim., Academic Our capable editor-has own jalopy - will go far. Student Council 4: Candy Sales 4: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Intra- mural Basketball 2. 3: Intramural Football 2, 3: Wrestling 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. ROLLAND C. FUCK Ronnie General Runs a taxi service from D. H. S. to G. M. H. Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. CARL E. Fox Foxie General Gets attacks of hunting fever -not a care in the world. Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Softball 2. 3. BARBARA JEAN FRANTZ uBarb-, Commercial Man hunter-midget of the Senior Class. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Usher for Commencement 3: Majorette 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Orange and Purple 2, 3, 4: Intra- rmwvl Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Prom Committee 3: Intra- mural Bowling 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4. JANET IDA GEARY janet General Shy but sweet-that's Janet. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Band 2: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. MARY ELIZABETH GEISE Mary E. Academic In all she attempts She's quick and bright, We're sure she'll succeed In her future life. J. V. Cheerleader 3: Usher for Com- rrencement 3: Student Council 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Year- book 4: Magazine Sales 4: Dues Col- lector 2: Prom Committee 3: Intramu- ral Bowling 2, 3 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. KATHERINE ELIZABETH GIRTON Isxaten General Small in stature, big in heart. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Volleyball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intra- mural Softball 3. SI-IERRY KAY GORDNER Sherry Kay Academic Always something to say: never a dull momentgcheerleader of cheer- leaders. J. V. Cheerleader 2, 3: Varsity Cheer- leader 4: Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Student Council 4: Chorus 4: Maga- zine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: In- tramural Basketball 2: Intramural Bowling 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Represen- tative 4: Intramural Softball 3. LUCILLE HELEN HAAS 64Babell Commercial Impatient driveriagreeable-quiet in homeroom. Chorus 2. 3, 4: Magazine Sales 1: Peanut Sales -1. WILLIAM H. HAAs Bill Agriculture Men of few words are often the bu t men. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4. RICHARD A. HARTMAN Dick or Zart Academic Favorite among all-square dance fan - sportsmanf' Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Candy Sales 3: Class Party Com- mittee 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4. CARL H. HEISS Butch General A 8: P's errand boy-likes Riverside apples. Band 3: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Bowling 4: Foot- ball 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. CATHERINE DAVIDA HENRY Katy-did Commercial Can talk the leg ol-I you-apple polisherf' Chorus 2: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. RUTH ANNETTE HENRY Ruthie General Quiet, never has much to say-de- pendable-common sense. F. H. A. 3, 4: Usher for Commence- ment 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Party Com- mittee 3: Prom Committee 3: Intra- mural Bowlimz 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3: Cake Sales 2. LINDA JEAN HODGE Hodge Academic Always on the honor roll4eyes like a Chihuahua puppy-a good friend. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. JANET M. HORNBERGER IIHOIHH Academic High score Bowler-full of fun and fancy free. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 2. 3. JANE ELAINE HOSTELLY Janie Commercial Good things come in small packages -Can't sit still a minute. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Year- book 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 3. MADELINE HULSIZER Matt Commercial 'AI-'ew there be who know her not- Dark. Dimples, and Devilish. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Maga- zine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Bowling 2: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intra- mural Softball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT T. JAMES ..Bob,, General Slow and easy: haste makes waste. Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. MARY B. JENKINS Ujinksvx Commercial There's a mischievous twinkle in her eye, that's the way she got her guy, Chorus 2, 3. 4: Candy Sales 3: Year- book 4: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Bowling 2, 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. MARY Lou JENKINS Mary Lou Commercial Laugh and the world laughs with you-cheerleader with the largest oral cavity. J. V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Prom Committee 8: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: In- tramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. RICHARD JOI-I NS Dick Academic Mr. Touchdown D. H. S.-good sport -swell guy. Class Officer-President 3: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Party Committee 3: Football 2. 3, -1: Track 2, 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Attendant 3: J. V. Basketball 2: Pea- nut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 2. ANNA M. JOHNSON Anna General Love and the world loves you. Con- scientious friend and a good student. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Pea- nut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. JEAN JOHNSON jeanie Commercial Good natured, kind to all alike- cute chick. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Candy Sales 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Softball 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. ALICE MARIE KER Alice General Never say more than is necessary- .Iitterbug fiend. Student Council 4: Chorus 2, 3, -1: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramu- ral Basketball 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Represen- tative 4. PATSY ARLENE KIRKNER APM.. Commercial A good heart is better than :ill the heads in the world. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramu- ral Volleyball 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. RICHARD KIRKNER Dick ,Agriculture Goes for underclasswomen-A some- times called Bob-likes square danc- ing. Football 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Let- termen's Club 3, 4: F. F. A. 3, 4: Pea- nut Sales 4: Intramural Softball 3. ROBERT KIRKNER ..Bob,, Agriculture Staunch supporter of the F. F. A.- sometimes is called Dick-friendly to everyone. Magazine Sales 4: F. F. A. 3. 4: Pea- nut Sales 4. JANE L. KISTNER ujaniev- Academic Live, love, laugh, and be happy. Usher for Commencement 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Intramural Bowling 3, 4: Ensemble 3, 4: Peanut Sales 41 Intramural Softball 3. RONALD KNARR Bruiser General HaDDY-Ho-lucky sort of boy-- Riot mnkerlilikes older women. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales -l. AMY E. KNEIBLER uAInyn Academic Sweet disposition-Love to all, Mal- ice to none-always ready for a good time. Usher for Commencement 3: Studwt Council 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Orange and Pur- ple 2: Magazine Sales 4: Dues Col- lector 2: Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bowl- ing 2, 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3: Cake Sales 2:Intramural Soft- ball 3. JOYCE MARIE KorzEN AIO., Academic Always laughing, never a frown- plays a sweet clarinet. Band 2, 3, 4: Band 0Hicer 2. 3: Cho- rus 2. 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramu- ral Bowling 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. CAROL ANN KRUM Krummie Commercial Happy-go-lucky-Always talking about that Jones boy. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 2. 3., 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 'g Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. DIANE JANE KRUM vane.. General Agree-able-soda jerk at Jacob's- twinkling eyes. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. MARY ELIZABETH LAWRENCE Mollie Academic 'tYells the best for D. H. S.-Never without a wisecrack-loves solid ge- ometry and physics. J. V, Cheerleader 3: Varsity Cheer- leader 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3: Intramural Bowling 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 3: Ensemble 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3: Cake Sales 3: Intramural Softball 2. 3. 4. PAUL C. LECI-INER Duke Academic Knowledge comes, wisdom lingers-- tall, dark, :Ind handsome. Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4Historian 2, Treasurer 4l: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bowling 2: Wrestling 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. KAY E. LEVAN a .IK Y.. Commercial A dark-haired miss-keeps the his- tory of our class. Student Council 3: Class Officer lHis- torian 4l: Magazine Sales 4: Intramu- ral Howling 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4. ETHEI. M. LEWIS Rusty Home Economics The girl who likes to skate. dark hair, easy comefeasy go. F. H. A. 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Mag- azine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. STEVEN LEWIS Steve General Laugh, and I'll laugh with you-- Work and you'll work alone. Chorus 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. LEWIS Lirz Sonny General Youth is a blunder, Manhood :I struggle, old age a regret. Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Basket- ball 4: Intramural Bowling 3. 4: Peu- nut Sales 4. Joi-IN F. LONG ujohn.. Academic Has drumfour curly haired class presi- dent. Band 2, 3, 4: Class President 4: Mai!- Sales 4: Dues Collector 2, 3: many a friend-plays :I solid azine Prom Committee 3: Football 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Lette-rmen's Club 2. 3. 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Represen- tative 2, 3. RICHARD F. LOWERY Ears General One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be fl man. Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: In- tramural Basketball 3: Intramural Bowling 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 3: Base- ball 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. JUDITI-I A. Lurz ujudy., Academic Quite a talker: Quite a gal: That's our Judy: She's :1 Wow. J. V. Cheerleader 3: Varsity Cheer- leader 4: Chorus 2. 3: Candy Sales 3: Orange and Purple 2: Magazine Sales 4 : Prom Committee 8: Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 3: Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4. THOMAS W. LYNN Toad Academic Good sport with vim, vigor. vitality. Candy Sale' 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bowl- ing 2' Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. 4: .I. V. Bas- ketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, fl: Peanut 'lalfs 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative -1. ISABEL GAY MADER ..Gay., General Walks with :1 strutigood cheerlead- orfalways ready to go. .'. V. Cheerleader 2. 3: Varsity Cheer- Ie'wle'- 4: Homecoming Attendant -1: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Magazine Sales -': Prom Committee 3: Intramural Pas- lfethall 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic KT'--li 3: C'ke Sales 2: Intramural Soft- lvll 2 3 4 BRIXN THOMAS MARKEY ..Hurk,, General D. H. S. jitterbug expert-rosy cheeks. Student Council 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Party Com- mittee 3: Prom Committee 3: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Track 2: Tlettermgfs Club 2: Peanut Qales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Rewresentative 4. CHARLES E. MAURER, JR. ..Rin,. General I am what I am and that's all I am: goes for underclasswomenf' Candy Sales 3: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bowling 3: Football 4: Lettermen's Club 4: J. V. Basketball 'l. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. EDWARD MCCAFFERY uEd.. F. F. A. Most expensive thing in life- his car. Chorus 3: Candy Sales 3: Mallazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, -1. MAXINE MCCLOUGHAN LtMacu Academic A sweet kid from R. D. 5-liked by all-quiet and shy, but don't let tl at fool you. Chorus 2. 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Ye r- book 4: Magazine Sales 4: Cl:-Ss Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: In- tramural Basketball 2, 3. ': Intramu- ral Bowlir-lz 4: Intramu--al Voll ybnll 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. RAYMOND L. MCCORMICK ..Ray,. General Likes all: loves none-that's Ray's idea of having fun. Intramural Bowliniz 2: Track 2. CARDLYN LEE MCI NDOE Toot General Tops as far as bops-Juniors go for her. Color Guard 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2: Orange and Purnle 2: Prom Committee 3: In- tramural Besketball 2, 3, 43 Peanut Sale- 4: Dramatic Club 4. CHARLES E. MCMICHAEL Charlie Academic 0ulstandin'1 student-transfer from Turbotvillefa credit to D. H S WAYNE A. MCMICHAEI. Wyatt General Companionable-tallvformer sax-Player. F. F. A. 2: Band 2, 3: Chorus 4: Candy Sales 3: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Softbnll 3. M. RUTH :NIESSERSMITH DOROTHY HELEN NEVIUS .tRuth-. UDDI-, Academic Personality pleasing: h o n o r roll steady- Liberace's understudyf' Student Council 2: Band 3, 4: Band Officer 4: Vice President 2: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Orange and Pur- ple 2. 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4: District Chorus 43 Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. KENNETH LEROY METZGER uKeni1 General A friend is never known till neededff Works for Grant's. Peanut Sales 4. HAROLD MINNICK Harold General reward of a thin!!! well done is to have it done. Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4. The JOYCE ANN MooMEY ujoyn Academic Has an ear for music-dark curly hairfizood temperament, Band 2. 3, 4: Band Officer 2, 3: Cho- rus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut 4: Cake Sales 2: District lhinzl Sales Sales 2, 3: State Band 2. LEWIS MOTTERN ..L0u., General A merry heart maketh :I cheerful countenance. Man of few wordsvmo- torcycle crazy. F. F. A. 2: Peanut Sales 4. Commercial Innocence makes a great lover. Calm and collected-naturally curly hair- Irood matured. Makazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 3: Intramural Bowling 3: Peanut Sales 4. SHIRLEY MAE NICKLES Shirley Commercial Always on the gogwhiz in book- keeping-considerate and kind. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Prom Committee 3: Library Club 4: Intru- mural Softball 4. WILLIAM J. OBERDORF Obie or Elvis A smile so rare with never a care. Magazine Sales 4: J. V. Basketball 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. FELIX E. OLSHEFSKI, JR. Sonny General He may look unconcerneil, but looks can be deceiving at times. Peanut Sales 4: Magazine Sales 4. BARBARA MARIE OSHETSI: I Barb Commercial Girl from across the river with a quiet sort of voice. Chorus 2. 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Li- brary Club 4: Intramural Softball 3. ALICE M PAUL Alice Academic Sweet ind petite soft voice helpful T 2 4 Chor 3 4 Can Sales 3 Magazine Sales 4 Prom Com mittee 3 Intramural Bowling 2 I tramural Volleyball 2 3 Peanut Sales 4 Cake gales 2 Intramural Qoftball 3 ROBERT A. POLLOCK Bob EDGAR EUGENE REABUCK General Girls best friend plays a real hot trombone P-und 2 3 4 Band Treasurer 4 Candy 3 Magazine qales 4 Peanut 4 Dramatic Club 'I 4 Iihriry Sales Sales C ub 4 Cake Qales 2 NAOMI BETTY REITZ Nomar Home Economics General Curly, carrot top-spaghetti eater. lland 2: Candy Sales 3: Prom Commit- tee 3: Peanut Sales 2. RACHELLE JEANNE PURPUR Rachelle General A good friend is true to the end- sceu often at the 'Y' dances. Color Guard 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. BARBARA AN N PURSEL Barb Commercial l will study and get ready, and may- he my time will come-deceivingly uuietf' Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: l'rom Committee 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. FRANKLIN L. RAKE UFIBIIICH General Cruisin' down the Susquehanna on a Sunday afternoon is Frank's idea of fun. IR-anut Sales 4: Wrestling 4. I know it, just let me thinkffflf. H. A. supporter. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Intramural Volleyball 3: Paa- nut Sales 4: Library Club 4. JANET FAY RISHEL Janet Commercial I study, study as I L!'0'lZ00d worker --Hood student. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Maga- zine Snles 4: Prom Committee 3: Pun- nut Sales 4. BEVERLY ANN RITTER A7-ex.. General Let the world slide, I'll take a rt-sl. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 33 Maga- zine Sales 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. EARL EUGENE RoBiNsoN CrazyIegs General Pleasure before work, I always say, tho' 'tis written the other way. Chorus 3: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Basketball 2: In- tramural Football 2: Football 2: Track 2: Lettermen's Club 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WILLIAM Rui-IL 'fBi1r' Academic Hee, hee who laughs longest-student council cracker. Student Council President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 3: Student Conduc- tor 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 4:Peanut Sales 4: District Chorus 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 4: District Band 3, 4: State Band 3, 4. last, laughs chief-wise- VERA MAE SEIDEL nverawv General Fashion plate-another member of Hot Rod Monsters. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramu- ral Iiowlinz 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: In- tramural Softball 3. WILLIAM T. SHALONGO Bill Agriculture HA snooze in P. D.-lanky and lean-- has ai cute smile. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4. PHYLLIS JEAN SI-IELLENBERGER PhyI Commercial The devil may care-I don't. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. CHARLES W. SI-IIPE Charlie Academic Work and patience will gain a reward. Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: District Chorus 3, 4: State Chorus 3, 4: Cake Sales 2: District Band 4. LINDA LOUISE SHOBERT Shobert Commercial Diamonds are .1 girl's best friend- pleasing personality-likes potato chips. Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Dues Collector 2: Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Rowling 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. CAROLINE APRIL SHOWERS Caroline General Rosy-checked individual-pleasant- likes pen pals. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales -1: Peanut Sales 4: Library Club 4. DAWN MARIE SHULTZ ..Else., General For she was just the quiet kind- tall-good friend. Chorus 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Library Club 4: Cake Sales 2. JAMES D. SI-IuLrz I.-,ima Academic A little nonsense now and then- wild and Wooly-good sense of hu- mor. Vice President 4: Candy Sales 3: Mag- azine Sales 4: Dues Collector 3: Class Party Committee 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. JANICE E. SI-IuLrz janice Commercial Pleasing personality-always smiling. Homecoming Attendant 4: Student Council 4: Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Class Historian 3: Candy Sales 3: Magizine Sales 4: Intramural Bowling 2. 3, -l: Prom Attendant 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Represen- tative 4. ROLLAND E. SI-IuLTz usacn Academic Slow but sure-pleasing personality -tall and dark. Vice President 3: Chorus 2, 3: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Dues Col- lector 3: Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. V. Basket- ball 2: Lettermen's Club 2. 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 3. PATRICIA EILEEN SMITH ..Pat., Academic Little but loud-sweet but proud. J. V. Cheerleader 3: Usher for Bac- calaureate 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Canrly Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. WILLIAM JAMES SMITH Brett General Ent, drink, and be merry-collects traffic fines-horse crazy. Chorus 2, 3: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Wrestling 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 4. WALTER W. SNYDER Walt Academic God's gift to women-find 'em, fool 'em, and forget 'em. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Peanut Sales 41 Cake Sales 2: Home Room Represen- tative 4. DONALD E. STANKO .. D on.. Academic Dark-pleasing personality- studious. Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. RUTH ANN STINE Ruth Commercial Very quiet, very sweet: always very neat. Student Council 3: Yearbook 4: Mag- azine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: In- tramural Bowling 2, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. JOHN DAVID THUMAS ujackn General Newberry's special-is lost without 8 girl. Student Council 2, 3, 4: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramu- ral Bowling 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Wrestling 4: Peanut Sales 4: Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4. JANET EVE UMSTEAD llvmpyiy General A smile and hello for everyone-- pleasant. Chorus 2, 3. 4: Candy Sales 3: Maza- zine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4: Library Club 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. GEORGE A. VENARCHICK Ushoesn General Says little but thinks much- friendly but shy-tall. Magazine Sales 4: Peanut Sales 4. MILDRED KAY VOUGHT Millie General Appearances are misleading-1'm harmless-a popular girl of D. H. S. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3: Intramural Bowling 2: Intramural Volleyball 2. 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Representative 4. BETTY Lou WAGNER Betts General Not a care in the world4full of fun -never has her homework done. Usher for Commencement 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Intramural Bowling 2: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2. ROBERT C WEAVER Bob AcademIc Sleepy time guy thats Bob. bored in Physics, ' Class President 2: Football 2: Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4. BEVERLY AN N WILLARD Bev Commercial Temper, temperibut a real nice kid. Popular cheerleader. J. V. Cheerleader 3: Varsity Cheer- leader 4: Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Chorus 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Dues Col- lector 3: Intramural Iiasketball 'Z, 3: Intramural Bowling 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Home Room Repre- sentative 3: Intramural Softball 3. ROSE ANN WILLIAMS Rose Home Economics Dancing feet mlschievou sen e of humor. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Usher for Iiacca au- reate 3: Candy Sales 3: Migazine Sales 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball ZZ. 3: A e:inut Sales 4: Intramural Softball 3. MARY Lou WEBB Lou Academic A good kid keeps the band In -.tep likes older men Homecoming Attendant 4 Usher for Commencement 3 Drum MaJorette I 3 4 Band Officer 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Candy Sales 3 Orange and Purple 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Peanut Sales 4 Dramatic Club A 4 Intramural Bowling 2 3 4 Cake bales Z Intra mural Softball 3 DANIEL WEBBER Mayor Academxc Iiashful an shy but still I great guy dependable Magazine Qales 4 Intramural llowllng .3 Football 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 .I V Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Peanut Qale-I 4 Home Room Rtpre entative 1 PATRICIA ANN WILDSMITII ..P8t.. Commercial Appearances are deceivingwambi- tious-long hair. Chorus 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Orange and Purple 4: Intramural Basketball 3: Intramural Volleyball 3: Peanut Sales 4: Intramural Softball 3. FAV E WINTERsTEI:N Fay General Just say that lm a friend ul' yours laughing eyes petite H A Cho s 3 4 Intran ral Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball .1 Peanut Sales 4 Intramural Softball KENNETH CHARLES WINTERSTEEN Ken General Never fret my time will t ime yet B nd 2 3 Intramural Bowling. Z l Peanut Sales 1 VERA MAE 'XNOODRUFF Vera Academic One of our better students--Pu'h on and keep moving-pianist-A girl who knows where she's going. Class Treasurer 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Candy Sales 3: Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Class Party Committee 3: In- tramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Intramu- ral Volleyball 2, 3: Peanut Sales 4: Cake Sales 2: Intramural Softball 3. .ami .uf Churus 2, 3. 4: Football 3, 4: Basket- lmill P 5 1 IR: ut Sxles l li Sales CHARLOTTE AN NE WRAY Charlotte Academic A le-tu-r ll :lay keeps the blues away V sweet and ju-tiln-. Hume:-uniimz Queen 4: Usher fm' Commcnuement 3: Majors-tte 2. 3, 4: Secretary 2, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Canmly Sales 3: Orange and Purple 3, 4: Magr- uzine Sales 4: Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 33 Intramural Basketball 3: Intramural Bowling: 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 33 linseni- lwle 3, 4: Peanut Sales 4: Distric-t Phu- rus 4: Cake- Sales 25 Intramural Sufi- lnall Zi. HARRISON K. ASHTON FRED FURNRY Keets Atlas General General IJis1inr-tiun without a clilfen-nc Navy man. A mighty man, A mixzhty guy. Likes the girls, I wonder why, C' l'vauut Sales 4: Cake Stiles L, L.. 3, -3 -an C: : f: L'a'e 'I KEN FAUSNAUGHT THOMAS EDWARD RONEY 4rKen1, N7-onyw General General Ilvrt- tmlay: guru- tomorrow. BUYS will lil' llllyi-N llansl 3, 4: Magazine Sales 41 1' Utnniniittve 3: Intraniural liuwlim, 2 rum , -x. Chin-us 4: Magazine- Sales 4: l'van'lI Sales 4. 27 CLASS OF 1957 First ro M Robe t Wa rngt n Ad or K y L Va Charlott Wr y J hn Long Pres1dent Vice Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Hzstonan Advzsor S cond r Ia l L chner James Shult John Long James Shultz Paul Lechner Kay LeVan Mr Robert Warrmgton Class Motto Forward ever backward never Class Flower L1ly of the Valley Class Colors Green and Whmte Z9 ' W: r. r ri 0 , vis 3 a e n, e a , 0 . e ow: ' u e , z. A ......... ................................ ................................... C h arlotte Wray I Q . f SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Well that day early 1n September way back 1n 1954 had finally come the day we were to enter Danvllle H1gh School We were a group of worr1ed curlous and half scared potent1al students of the arts and SCICHCCS entermg the bu1ld1ng wh1ch was to house our ambrtlons m1stakes and achlevements of the next three years For a t1me we were habltual offenders of the laws of our new home walk1ng 1n the wrong d1rect1on forgett1ng our locker numbers barg1ng 1nto the wrong rooms trymg to change classes at the first bell need we go on979 And l1ke all underclassmen we env1ed the hrgh and m1ghty sen1ors s1tt1ng supreme up rn the peanut gallery At our first assembly we were welcomed by Mr Mensch whose under stand1ng and guldance w1ll long be remembered by all of us He then mtro duced to us our adv1sor Mr Warr1ngton who was to gu1de us through the ensuxng years As our first project as a class we elected the follow1ng officers Robert Weaver Presxdent Ruth Messersm1th V1ce Presxdent Vera Woodruff Trea surer Charlotte Wray Secretary and Paul Lechner H1stor1an Among our act1v1t1es of that first year were a successful cake sales cam paxgn resultlng ln the 1n1t1al supplement to the ever important treasury a talent show for assembly wh1ch under the very capable superv1s1on of Mrs Laubach was greatly apprec1ated by the ent1re student body and the selectlon of our class rlngs wh1ch w1ll be a last1ng remembrance of our h1gh school days year and eagerly looked forward to the next step on our ladder of educat1on Sophomore H1stor1an PAUL C LECHNER Class of 1957 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Well we re almost there only one more rung to go on our ladder of educa txon under the leadersh1p of our capable class adv1sor Mr Warrington Wxth full recogn1t1on of our respons1b1l1t1es we selected five of our fellow classmates to lead us Presrdent D1ck Johns Vxce Pres1dent Ronnle Shultz Treasurer D1Ck Hartman Secretary Nancy Bush and H1stor1an janxce Shultz We d1dn t have long to walt unt1l our anx1ous moment came the arrrval of our class rmgs' We had a wonderful t1me show1ng them off for a day or two after whrch many were returned for adjustments When they came back not many wore thelr own anyway One of the chlef ways of meet1ng expenses during our Jun1or year was the sellmg of candy durmg noon hours and durmg school 3Ct1Vltl6S W1th every one s help our candy sales were a huge success At the F Q Hartman F1eld 1n December of 55 we had a class get to gether ln the form of a wexner roast It was a brtter cold n1ght and Ruhl s orchestra made real cool musrc Many attended and had a wonderful time After weeks of arrangmg and plann1ng our b1g n1ght came on May ll 1956 we gave the annual prom The theme was The Sta1rway to the Stars Beautlful gowns starry skxes cherry and apple blossom scents and the wonder ful musxc of Rudy Gelnett and h1s Orchestra made our evemng and our Jumor year one of marvelous memor1es Jumor H1stor1an JANICE SHULTZ Class of 1957 30 Y - . , Y 5 Y S . , . y . , t . . . ! 7 1 - v - Y ' Y . , . I v 1 v ' : y ' I , 3 y - , . , 1 , . . l Wlth the com1ng of June, we felt that we had accompl1shed a successful , . 1 , - - , . . 5 y I V , 1 , I , , y - . , , . . - . ! ' ! 9 . - , . . . , . ' ' . . . , IK 9, ' ' . . . . - , KI ' 7? , . . U 9 Y - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1956 we entered the doors of the Danvllle Hlgh School to begm our last lap of school Under the supervrslon of Mr Warrmgton our class advlsor we started the year by electmg class officers Our Presxdent was john Long VICE Presxdent jrm Shultz Secretary Charlotte Wray Treasurer Paul Lechner and H1stor1an Kay LeVan Our first sales campalgn was the magazme sales 1n whrch Nancy Bush scored the best results bemg the hrghest sales grrl The grrls sold more maga zmes than the boys and were treated to a wemer roast at the football field Queen and had rn her court the followmg grrls janrce Shultz Mary Lou jenkms Gay Mader and Mary Lou Webb About the begmnmg of March 19:7 pract1ce for the Senror Class Play was started under the d1rect1on of Mrs Sara Free The three act play was very successful and greatly enjoyed The prom was held May 17 and the formal affa1r was much enjoyed by the faculty jumors semors and guests Then we had class day whlch we w1l1 all remember the rest of our hves F1nally xt was graduatlon day and as we marched down the a1sle many of us remembered the good t1mes we had rn school and wondered what the future would brmg' Semor Hrstorran KAY LEVAN Class of 1957 31 During the football season, Charlotte Wray was crowned Homecoming CLASS WILL We the unique Class of 1957 having successfully escaped from D S H oops I mean D H S now bequeath our wonderful personalities looks brains and salesmanship to all those unfortunate underprivileged underclassmen Cand womenj Article I To our devoted class advisor we leave our millions of unsold peanuts our class trip to Sunnybrook Park and the hope that someday he may be blessed with another class as wealthy and well behaved as ours Article II To the faculty we d leave a case of GERITOL Cif we had the moneyj for their tired blood shattered nerves and anemia We also leave our text books Cwhats left of theml and homework papers which weren t handed in and our ab1l1ty to change the subject whenever necessary Article III To the Juniors we leave our balcony seats in hope that they will conduct themselves as well as the Class of 1957 We also bestow on this future class our sympathetic understanding for problems of underclassmen Article IV To the Sophomores we leave IH order to make room for their future promotion Article V We would now like to leave behind our many treasures and most personal bequests Jim Fleck leaves his ed1torsh1p of the LF TRESOR to any Junior with enough patlence and aspirin to carry him through Madeline Hulsizer leaves her place at Bucknell fraternities to Ruth Everett Jane Hostelley wills her smallness to Kathy McCoy Judy Lutz leaves her trips to Knoebel s Grove to Connie Evans Beverly Willard leaves her tiny hips to be used as football pads for future years jack Barsh jack Thomas and Bruiser Knarr leave their many cases of empty beer bottles to Germ Krainak Bob Weaver gives his ability to be late to Carol Olshefsk1 MIIIIC Vought leaves her dates with college guys Cover vacationsj to Grace Shuler Hippo Shultz and Toad Lynn leave their animal traits to Germ Kramak and Flea Klarsh Brian Markey leaves his jitterbugging ab1l1ty to Junior jones Pat Smith leaves her toedancmg gracefulness to Dick Strahasky The talented brllliant yearbook staff of 1957 would like to take the time and space to dedicate to next year s staff our delightful social hours beginning at ll 05 and ending at ll 45 in Room ll with Mr Miller s homeroom boys 32 ! ' ' 'J 1 V 1 ' v , . . , . W I 9 1 . . y Y . l 7 ' 7 , , . Vera Seidel wills her driving ability to Huncie Voelcher, who needs it badly. . , . y , . . N il ,Y ' li ' Y! 66 31 ' ' ' Ki I! ' KC YY . . .. . . . ,A . ,, ., , . - . . . , I . 1 . . . , Earl Roblnson leaves h1s Trp Ton1 CSuperj to Jane Rear1ck Mary Ge1se L1nda Hodge and janet Hornberger leave the1r love of S1gma Ph1 Eps1lon to any underclassmen wxth transportatlon to Bucknell Betty Lou Wagner leaves per1od Sherry Kay Gordner w1lls her place 1n Doctor s socks and vars1ty cheer leader s to B1rd1e Paye1 Allce Ker leaves her nerve p1lls from Dr KW1tCfOV1Ch to any underclass women who goes out Wlth Pete Dlane Krum g1ves her good marks IH Mr Snyders hxstory class to Don Wh1spell who needs them 1n any ubject D1ck johns and Bob Bottxcker leave thelr crazy legs to Jerry Hunsmger Walt Snyder leaves h1s book Love Thyself to Ken Dav1s Carol Krum and Mary B Jenkms w1ll their noon tlme r1des to any Happy B111 Ruhl and Mary Lou Jenkms w1ll the-1r Wulfd laughs to be used 1n the fun house IH the future Lucllle Haas W1llS her dxet to Mary lane Llewellyn Gay Mader leaves her sweaters and her strut to May Beth Sudol Nancy Bush leaves her ab1l1ty to go steady for a great length of tlme to Jamce Hummer Barbara Pursel leaves her qunet d1spos1t1on to Carol Stephens Toot Mclndoe leaves her l1ttle red lantern at the State Phylhs Shellenberger leaves her bottles of peroxlde to Dot Reedy Joan D1m1n1ck Marcla Deskx and Conme Blllmeyer w1ll the1r ab1l1ty to go steady w1th underclassmen to anyone who wrshes to do so Molly Lawrence leaves her love of P D class to any starry eyed Jumor Barbara Frantz leaves her ab1l1ty to go steady and go out on them to Jean Smedley Nancy Becker wxlls her athlet1c ab1l1ty to Mary Beth Walls Ke1th Ashton w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to bag school to Irv Rerbsome The K1rkner tw1ns leave thexr ab1l1ty to get everyone confused to future tw1ns of D H S Last but not least we leave the execut1on of the w1ll to Leroy Klme W1tnesses Elv1s Presley The Mousketeers Romeo and julxet Conway Mxller 33 K . q K A . . , . - , . . U . . A . , . .L . S . G ' IK Il ' Wonderers. i 1- ,- L..- ff 22 1-1 f -1. f I L. AI -1 za: .xx- F. sin fl '11 15 irhty 1 1 s.. -fe s Lhf rwvtor V N., LI' L YI Q, X A I KC! zonnw YQ 1 ,- ,-1 -1 r Arn nzer x I' Lr- I- r I' azor NC rl V V .L gf 1- fi: 351 ,- -1 ,., 1- -L. - ff, gr, 1. V -C .1 .1 1' V .1 1- -C F: H s Name Initials Mean Famous Saying: Vet '1-1-ve 71-stiny Ilarrison Ashton Ilappy Always l ll4'll'l f'2ll'4'- Wl 'Ill ' T41 llf' 'flll Uf Sl'hUUl ,luhn nm-Sh Juki, Buy VVhu1'f liuarcl iails l'11l11111'r Glen liaylor Glamour' lieau Ilow's it goi1151'! llon1exxo1'l1 Ai l o1'1'1' VVay111- Naylor VVo11'!, Bite llue-s l'll go to Sunlxury. Nehool , 1 l or1'e hlna lien 'ur I-,gmt-r lgeuvgr l 1lo11'1 know. '11-sts Housewife Nancy I31-pkpr N111 Iigmhful VVh:1t's that m1'an'I Nllfly Halls 1'lill-1 Maid .'p111mi,-11 lgeymv gl,h1,,n, Busy I 1lon't 1-are, Sllllly Halls Vilk- 111' l'1-esulent flullnie liillme 1-r Fun- Billy H WV:-ll, ihal always helps. Sf'hUUl l'ool1 l'o1' Charlie llouua Iilos'1-' llarn lias ful l 'llflllll Fllllly- llllhlx i'l 'Y'l'r Girl VVilli:1m llo mlm-r What :1 lioy lil'll flflyf Hhvflll- 'x h l FM4l'l'Y Roln-rt liottic' er iouuh liruw Yankees will Lake il, l lW'T l'lf 1b lSas1-Mull Mgingiger Clyde lloyer Crime ling -r Ilow you ln-0117 N'h Ul I'hotoQra11her Mary Brady Mi 1.1 ' VVait on me. fll1'lYlYlll N o1iel for Ivory Soap A1ls A241163 Iirosius Always Iioisterous IU -1 mlflulc- ' Ullllm' Hf'Uf0Wlfil' Nanrg' liush Never lim-kw11r1l VVho'f lVIe'! .olul Gym 'l'1-aeher l,i111lz1 C':1mpl1ell Love Crazy 1Ih, liulll H0m 'w ',ll Nlruli VVom:1n lfrim' Varey live 4'z1111i1111s Mom! I wall! this now. ff'l m'yv h Il1-11 l 111'n1er Iletly l'onl'1-r liashful Chiek For II1-ave11's sake. IUMA lUl1fW -' l'1'opI1- l3'1'isI - tel 1:1 'oopi ir-imlg ' 11 , Gees, I 1lon't know, l3IUIllSll leslsq lyoist Karl 1'r11ml1-y 'mlpy Chumvter Say xhere. W m l 'll' f'f l 1'l' '. S. 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Iiookkeeliinu ,kit-1-t-tglry Aliee 'lull Apply fulishvy 'l'l1at's the way the liall Iiounees. Iioniework on Weekends Nurse Robert Pollock if-tl Jajanms Hun intl? a ml' r ' - .' 'i r Kaehelle Purpur Rifht 'ert 0 V Ur hf'HV4'U'5 SHIKUI T045 Telephone Operator liarhara 'ursel Best Pal I flfmll -'NOVA 0 vo Bookkeeper Frank Rake lfrienrlly Rascal If you had half a hrain you could retire. llvis ,Q-ry-ip mim iduar Realmuek Ever early IAN DW' III- TI NWI T5'llllli! aval liliieer Naomi It-itz Nervous ieek Uh' my FIHVFI I N1 Y IIUIS LIU Wrlillil Nurses' Aid Janet iishel . iist ight lluhl . ussed llair Ieeretary Beverly iitter lsoy im-or hy. llahy, why? 'omeu Ilrivvrs lou:-ewife I'larl lolminson Easy Roman I used to ln- eoneeiteil lint now I :ini l'erl'eet. Iietty lijllllmlllal lgum homas ioney Timed Reactions at's with yOU? llosivital Millionaire 'illiam ii I ind Rogue at? l ather's Position ,'t-html 'l-im-ipal 'era Se-id-I ery Spicy as he looking? Teaehers Collggr- llml May,-lagc 'illiam .' alonlzo orm Soc-iety Iliiz deal. l'- Il. liite Iliuuer I' yllis Shellenlieriger l'roIvaIilv Studious UW' I'I'l'1'l' k'l WSI Ilonieuorli Ilaee Traek M. C. t'hgly-log Shim- lilvvvr i'c.Ulm,lH,I .Ieem-rs! llrill l'ra:-tiee Mtlgieigm ' ,inda Sholvert liuek .'tri 'e I'll get it for Christmas. Ilnrlerelassmen ljiumtmtl ln, of-lor Caroline Showers Cheer U1 Smile That always helps. Vranimerl l.oekers French Teacher Dawn Shultz Daring Style Uh. rn golly! 'Vests Iqmlwwife James Shultz Just illy oly eck! Girls G , 3 Janice Shultz .last Shy ho? Me? nm -o Modal Holland fhultz ieally .' iall ow, ent it ont. fellows, fexy Women Fllgltfh I'at Smit l'rl-My Q ,,,-1 l'II have :x Iviril. folid and History ,'t-itlltfo 'lyim-hor William Smith Will Sur-get-,lQ' l'ontrol yonrselves,g:irls1 it's only mel l'rint-iivles ofthe l'rinr:ipal Qlt-4-1 it-tml VVHIIUF Sllydlr Waltqlilt Smashar You iave to have a little coneeit. Solid 'l't-ple or Donald Stan'o Darn S y? Well, rlon't speak. Girls lim-lg Swul,l,er Ruth Stine Rarely Shim-R911 Now, wait a minute. Ioineworlx 'l'ol9I.h,,m, Qlwratur .Iohn Thomas . ugzlzles Tomhstones Generally sneakinir. Telephone I'oIes l'hil.,Sf,ph9r GPYYFSIO Venarehiek Graeious Vegetarian NTI? 'IUIIA Hf'nN'W Y'k Air Iforee .lane Umstead .lust llndeeided Sol l'nde elassmen Ira, 55111.-Sim Millie Vout: t an 'ultllyg Look out. fans! t'oIlt-fe lfellows M,-tl lglt-j,, ,ll-v lietto Lou Wagner Iiii: Wanderer lIe's from llueknell or l'enn State. liuttoned Sweaters To tind the natural eolor QUIWFI Weaver eall Willing Idiot Time .' eet 'leane Mary I,ou Welilv an. Whistles Uh. fright! lI.nieworl-Q ,girly VV,-1-Siler Daniel- W'elilier arliniz Wolf We rlidn't eopy. liigzirer Cars Prop. o a Surlesqne Show Patrieia Wiltlsmith 'retty Wilrl . I, may I see you 'I Someone going: in front ot' me Iiditer ot' The Danville News Il4'l'9rIy WiII:ii'rl Iloastful Whiz Hey, oul Study Halls Se:-rttary KOH' VViIIianis loving Woman Was he ever neat! Homework lo tt je. gl 'aye Wintersteen First Wish I oly Fhristrnasl Girls who ean't jitterlunp oust-wlfp f'Ilm'i I .' ' ' a : Now count , our men. lloniework eehanie 'VIH WUUYIFUIT Various Wisdoms .et's iro to Ralpho, 'I'CH4'hl'fS I arse Kha l fflli i 'ill I fmt al t . Y, M, I. 'ae t fr j Z-2, 771811 H D CLASS OF 1958 Standing left to nght Robert Klarsh Joan Hmkle Rxchard Berry Mary Ann Gobora Thomas Khne Seated Mrs Mary Kessler Advlsor Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Treasurer H rstorr an Ad vrsor Rlchard Berry Thomas Klme Robert Klarsh Mary Ann Gobora Mrs Mary Kessler Class Motto Duty 1S ours results are God s Class Colors Charcoal and Green Class Flower Carnatlon 38 Secretary .... .......,... ....,......,..........r..... ........ ....,,......................,,.. J o a n Hinkle JUNIORS FITSI row Judith Baumnh Barbara Edmond on Donna K ry lroyer bhrrley Baylor Iaur'1 Barlu Audrey Buckley Alree Bonettl Nola Cook Connlg Exam: Lharlotte Lirr Yerw V rnbet Sec nd roxy Wrllrrm Cragle Mary Jrne Frb Faye Bergenstock R nth Pxcrett Carolrne Dans H lc rn Benfnr Srlly Buchert Dorothy Dlehl Norma Boyer John Eroh T nd rovx lame-5 Cr hner Robert Boyd Jrrrr Hurlpy Kenneth Dans Farl Foubt Bernard Dalton Richard Baylor Pred Faust Wllll'lYTl Bau 1h Fourth roxy Kenneth Brtler D3Xlll Appleman Normrn Dnlsrte Carl Buck Donild Holmlren C' rrlcl D lt R h l Berry Milton Hunsrngrr Chrrles Forney kenmth llcmrm. Wrllr rm Q rrnrrlrnll Flrbt roxy Eleanor Llttercr Mary Arn l- rllon Helen Iattunran lornue H nbuyh l b rr Irn Gloria Maglrane Glorla Hedcllngs Darlr Lynn Ioru Hrnkql Suomi roxx tty I orrre Jr L Foust Cor'1l1e Foubt Llnda Beckley Mary Ann Golmm lxrtherme G infer rnte lhxllr 1 rr my I- L Huzhee Nancy Hettrnger VITEIDIH Jorre rrcl roxy IX Ixolenda lunge Mru el mr lx Ro ln lleb Nelson Jonex Paul Krum Wrllram lxrunrk Io eph Iulry LnRrry l-xllm th I uul rrmll Robert Lexus olrert Klrr Lh John M un Jrnrp lkokr Q run ry M llnr 'Vlrll l If lxurm M1llar Vrctor June hef kr Robert I you 39 ' . ' . . . . . x . 2 Y Y V ' ' Y - Q A. 1 . ' ,Ax . . , lx A, . '- ', ' I , ' . .S 5 x . Q1 an ': 'z , 1 .', Y '. 1 I , T' ' '., ,.'z ',.fz ' , ' , , ' . h ': , ' : 2 s , ' ' , 1 ' N . xg' l . , . Y ' . . . .' ' . 3 ' 'L . S, V ' ,: ' , 'r ' . ' 2 , ' ', . . - , re 'z :r ou. ic' :11'r ' , : f- , ' z : ' ' ' - ' . r. 'z 's - . ' ' ' 'z ' ' 1 , ' ' r . 'z , - -' ' . . z Hill' ' , Zur' 21 2 .z res. ' ' 1 . ' ' rs. 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JUNIORS Flrbt now Dorothy Ritter Betty Reedy Pxtrlua Metcalf luxnne Hoe-den line Sghtnck lxa MfLrackLn Larol he-vlub Qhlrley Mordan Linda Ovun Suond ron hlzen M1105 N in Q In Rubxomm Dorothy Reedy Karen Qayldge Mary Rothermel L xrol Ol-.hefslu lnbxrx Mull: n HllEl I urbel Third lou Wayne Roahon William Qnyder Dan el Moxxery Iuhn Rude: Do xlrl Shultf Ronald Rlup Ronald Seex Thomas Payne Ronald Savage Harold Roup Iouith roxx William qhepperson Bruce Snyder Robbln 9hultL William Moyer John Neld Rohut Sheppnr on lil rn 1rd Sh xlongn ITXXIII Rub omc Donald Rhodes Kenneth Mlllfllfk Carl Numb Sthentk Virginia Yeager Rosalle Walkzr Pllldlkfh Winter-.lun Suund row Shnlcy Shcllenbergnr louise Wysogkl Joanne Yeager Bonnie Wilson Alles Tarnow lu lN may Irmxbr1d1.e D nun whultf l xulxne lellers Larol Sttphens Third low Huh ud Whxph lm hqnmth Xodcr Htnry Voeltku Don iid Yoder Donald Whlspell Charles Rake Robert Wltmer Deux Vonlilohn lourth ron Wmsley Wertm ul Vlncent fdWlSt0WNkl Peter Lartman laxugnu Y x er Iohn Tobin Nttphtn Sfolwc Cerxld Yeager Ronald wQIlllLh Richard Strahoaky Ronald Webb Rlnhard Ttmplt 40 ' ' Z '. . ' 'Y , ' '-i . .' -- ': .Kat 'A ' ' 'e ' R21 I'z1y ui, . fs 1' s -,i , ' 5 lu 7 , ' , iz f .' '-, I 2 ' 2 2 ' , 2'. L ' . I ' . '. l , i ' , .'- 'S , -iz Q: Z, if S :K 2 ' First row: Grace Shuler, Jean Smedley, Dorothy Wray, Nanvy Seidel, Ellen Snyder, Priscilla Stark, Ruth n. ' ' , , 5' '. K' , . ' - Y: ' - 2 - 2 5 v ' . . ' . Y , . , .' R ' --i '.' ', i ' 'R ' ,' - H ez if , . 'z ,' - - '-, - 1 .- fi CLASS OF 1959 Standlng left to rnzht Judy Kase Rnchard Hort Nancy Fleming. Seatel left tm right. Gall Henrle Mrs Fre la Laubach AllVlb0l Jlme-5 Mcwllllams President Vice Preszdent Secretary Treasurer H zstonan Ad vzsor James McW1ll1amS Mrs Gall Henr1e Nancy Flemmg R1chard Hort Freda Laubach Class Motto The door to success 1S labeled push Class Colors Blue and Whlte Class Flower Forget Me Not 41 A , ' I ' . ' , ' X A . S ' t, I I ' ' , '. 1' ' , 'g I , ' ' ' '. Judy Kase , ' sc 11 SOPHOMORES lwrbt row Pntrlua Loom! Nancy liutk Donnn lilumeu Nancy Burkland Beverly Attn Carol Duanll Mary l'llen Bower Sylxla liltler Betty DLSAHIIN Mary lane lflsher Iune Phhu l' Aye Confer l'lun uttun Second row Altx BTKINIIIN Jim lotner leggy l'ou t loyu llaxnhart Noruu l'oust Nanry l'ltTl1lll1.. Nxnty Lampbell Sylvia Dly lhtty lirown Gr ue Baylor Mary Belshllne Dora Forney Thlxd you Dale Hartmxn Ron xld Hirtman K u xld Dcnnen Harry Crlsxxell Wllllam Berkheimer John liausth lienj :mln Ce-ro Don xld l'ulme1 Turente Cox Don xld Hath nxay Fourth row John Roy lilo-. key Harry Clexull Wllllam Dalton John liruht Wlllmm liomttl Fdxun Haas Ruhard Hullxy Henry I ow N tr lxenmt lnsur Flrmt row Mary Frances lusx Lola Frmtl Janlce Hummer Dolothy Hagenbuch Carol Glrton Marlon Hulauer Joette Kxstner Nxncy Hartmm Mlrzam Geary Nancy Ha k Gretchen Hagzy Qecond row Judy Kane Kathryn Heller Elame Hause Gall Henna Carol Knel-.he-1 Ruth Ileb Naomx Johnson Sandra Johnson Mary Hickey Mary Hart Thlrd row John Joneb Wllllam Mane Thomab Klngzbton Jamga M'1l9Y Fred Knight Harold Krum Joseph Hllkert Howard Jonex Jerry Hoon-I Gerald Maurer l'ou1th ron Robert Menbch Robert Kutf James Hllkert Charles Mxurer Wllllam Jamga Jams: Kate James leltzel Philip Lltterer Donald Jonas William Kxbe Rlchard Hort 42 .. 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Y ' ' , I , If E , ' v, C 1 - L I SOPHOMORES Iflrmt row Darlene Moore Sharon Loxe Llnda Mill taller Dorothy Leuu Betty Iexby Mxry Jlne Llewellyn Muy Kathleen Rennmg-:tr .Line Redrltk hleuol Mmxrtr Donna Murd.-In Ixathlmen Mextz Second ruw Sara Mxrtz Linda Lehman JuAnn MaV1y Iidrlmrd Petllnge Ann ldul I t I Rui Fereb-.a Lunger Susxn Mullowney B tty Iollutk I nth It Blendlne Neugxrd M nyhntt ldnnalrxlttr 1rd rom url Rllty Wlllldm l'ur-.el Nell Mllllr John Mzlny I 1R11 Shultz I r S R C mldt Boyd Ilck Iuurth 1 1: wrt uylr Bonm ulwunu xmas 1 1 lnm I' url Ugann Pxrnt row dncy Vxugn :net While n cj W Il 1 1 1 um u r nnn Shultz Mary Spotts Ion Steffen L.-xrnlxn SDFHILKI S Ixln Statler Mlryluth Wxll S annrl rr x lnda Shultz Llndd Truutman S.-Indra Shultz Muy Pllzn Rhod N Ann Rulnnvxn m VM nur Maybeth Sudol Donna bnyder Dxdne Riley Pmmd Wlntuxteen Thlral ron Mu Ruhnrrl J tmes Wm tersteen Rlchdrd Webb Thomas Stuzerualt ROYYIIII Wilson Richard Um te ul Ixtnneth Wuudrutf Inn Wllllams Wlllxam Wh!-.pell Donnfi Temple Fourth ron rthur Stlcklxn lame Trump Wnxtn Weaat BenJ.amln Yugh Stephen Xuung Lhurlex Stxne Hirrx Wlltmr mney Str WIIIIIIH Shultz Jobeph Veley Robert Wanna 43 S 2 Q' ' 1 ' . 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'z l 'DNN xX.x.6 'S-vovwhvo 49 xoov-90990 YNKXVWQA' 'N Pu S J' 'Fmt Sk WV oo cl' Cv 5 3 Q fvy! o A JW 9' v-+9 xrst row S Aron Ioxe Joxnnt McVey iuth lts Ann l l Muclm Mmlloux, xn Pat Wllslsmlt L ty Iuxy 1 s lm xml Sat: L tln c ent S sxn M owney L Stark lxxte Glrton lietty Iollock Mxry Wxlls Emma Wlntlr tee: Suomi you IS'1rh Oshstskl Sandy ShultL Judy Wulxuton B3!'lJPelllIl1,, Dxrlent Moon INmty lienlter Ruth Henry Mary Gelse Dann Shultz Janet Umstexd Carollm Shoyurs Nxoml Reltf Marlon H11 in Mirua Desku Dune Rule Donna Snyder Donna Temple Pit Heller fhlrrl run Dtlt St Clnr Slra Maltz Shlrley Nltklts Jxnet Rxshel Arlene Hagenlmuth hdna Ut utr Ruth My sersmlth Allte laul Nlxnry Bueh Gay Mnder Larolyn DlLtI'1lh Amy hmlbler P11 mor Mowrer lxltklun Rennluyuer Crue Sthuler Jane Rearltlft Wagner Bob Shepperson Fourth ron Mxrf, xret lxnnabalur Duane hrum lieu-rly Ritter Florla me I-thel Lexus Tom I une Dean Vunlilohn Wayne MlMuh1el Don Whmspell lf ell I-1 t llernu ton L rl NGXIIIS Mum lm Hu sue! l at Smlth Mllclnell Nous. CHORUS I-lrst ww Shlrley Baylor Nanny Buck Alice Iionrttx l'lua Brlttaln Audrey Buckley Jane Hostelley Sherry Gordmr Vera Seidel Jantt Hornbergzer Vela Woodruff Mxry I-ox Joxnne Roeder Charlottt Wray Dot Hagenbuth Glorla Hedslxngs Carol Devxalt Loralle Poust Seeuncl ron Helen I-etterman Loulse Wysotkl Nancy Lampbell Laura Black Joan Dlmlmtlt Sxlly Buchert Dorthy Dxehl Iutllle Hxae Mollie Iawrence Anna Johneon Alue hcl lilendme INeup.ard Carol hrel-.hex HaLel Pursel Nancy Fleming., Dot Rltter Third ron Pat lxlrknex Lxrol lxrum Betty Confer Irene Dyer Conme Exans Agnes Broeclous Norma Hover Donna Hloskcy It ln Iienfer Pays, Bergenbtock Mary Brady Fay Wm tersteen Nancy Vaughn Mary Belshllne Sandy Johnson Bonme Wllson Fourth row Mary Jenkms Ronald Knarr Tom Roney Ronnie Hartman Jerry Dennen Boh Wltmer Haxrlson Ashton Pd Mcfalfery Walt Snyder Farl Robxnson Jim Shultz Marlin Dewalt Bull Ruhl Dora I-orney 46 l ' Q 2 Shi . ' , 2 ' ' , I l fi, 'nu , 2. ' - ' ' 'hz , ' ' ,' ' h, li -t . fl . Dr t Lewix, LI la Cz wlwll, . lulru li -yt-rs, .I -2 S -h -k. Sus: ull ' . l'l-is -illn ' 1 '. ' V l 1 V . - ' 1 ' , S , L L' , . . .: C I. , I. 'V LH V S ' J 1 ,l ' ' - I l- 4 ' ' 4' L -r, z l 5 '-. 'ax l ' y. . ' 1 I y . ' 1 ,i V , ' ,Sh F. ' . ' , l. ' A I - - ' '. 2 ' liette f - , l .' 1 J .Y A ': l 2 fl 'z ' .l 'K L' , l ' l A I KI' . 1 'z' . ' . aj 1 - 3 . 1 , 'r 'ms . ' - Dal , 'u .' 1 l-l' I ', 2 .' ' , ' - ' fht. Ilrst run 10ml Johnson M1ry Jill? I'1she1 I ml1 ruutrndn L rol 1 mu 1 shtfskl V rn1 I ymr Hmnry floss lilll J lion trry Huuvar .IU111 Hmklm 1 1 u ins 1 ker I'l11 1Inth Wlntmrstun Nancy liurkl 1nd M 115 Ik urly Au en 1111111 11 1 ID 11111 skl Carolyn DdVlb Ix 1 Mtfxacker Joyce I31rnh.11t Cn ue lidylur Ixathy McC.uy Third run lat Mat talf Joette IXlSt!lQl' Alta Broscwub Mary Ann Gubora Jdnlte Hummtr Jmt Lutner I' 11tn Lou I Reeder Joanne Hagenbuch karen Qaxldge Betty I'01ne1y Ruth Fxerett Judy I1111sch Bnh I1rImons11n Ann R0blHNOl1 Fourth row Pat Cuoper Dot Wray Ihyllxs Forney Iuhn Innes Tum Ixllng Fdxx 11I use Dun Jonas 1 hr-1ppmr on lh1l en 91 It ll ut 1sn11 Wfnrd wlJ1lIINllIl Inm I aynt N1n1y H1rtm1n IJUIIIIA Ix.1x Iioyvl CHORUS Accompamsts Charles Shxpe Ruth Messersmlth Mrs Iohnson Pat W1ldsm1th 41 ' .' ': Nz ' . .' , 2 1 -, ,i 1 T ' , 'il G'1-ton, Nz S1-Ida-l. C: rnl Ol: 1 .' e 1 '11 1 , 1 I' ss, ' I :1 , J 1 1 , 2 ' 1, .I4-:111r111tt- VV1:1 '1r, I .':1lio wlfl ' . 1.22 1 . ' C ' ' , ' ' 1' . 1 ' ' Iiilrt, ' ' ' I . SU ' 'IX 'I I II Iiaumer, Nancy Hettinprer, Fay Cunfer. Carolyn Springer, I'Ilc1:1l1nr Litlercr, I.in1I:1 K111'kluy. Alien- 'l':1r11uxv- , - 1 , . '. .. . 1 . . . . . . 1 .. . . ', 1 ' .. 1, , - ' - J . ' S ', ' . ' 1, 1 1 ' . 'Q' ' 'at I ' .1 . hz L ' . 'A A , .I . I L , Zz -1' Ha 3 , Ii'll S 1 s , ' ' Litter, I! Y '1zh, D'1k H'Il:1y, .I - Wi! I: 'th. 15111 Mays. 1 'z 1, z ' 1 z , ' ,' ' '. MAJORETTES AND COLOR GUARD Kneelmg Ixd McCracken Mary Jane I'1b Qhdrlotte Wrly Janette KlSlH9l Connn Ewan-. Qtandnp Mary Ann Caborx Jxnue Hummer I lt Mgt: :If Join Dlmmuk Q lrulyn Mrlmlue Junu Shlll'.7 Rachelle OFFICERS I-nxt row Mary Inu Webb Ruth Me wrsmxth Iiuuly Ann Hqxxk Jinr In tner bmurmi run ,yd un u R1 chunk John Ion 49 ' : ' -, ' ' 1', ' z , f, , '- I' . ' 'mfr I' 2, z 1 , 'z 1-2 , z ' A 'Q ' , 1 'HQ' ., ' Purpur, Alta liruscious, Phyllis Forney. ' -' 'I liz Vim-k, Curl Cr zlvy, Pldu: ' 1: - , . 11. Seated: Neil Millar, Nancy Fleming, Blendine Neugarml, Judy Wolverton, Joanne McVey, Terry Cox. Standing: Tyke Gianferante, May Beth Sudol, Pat Heller, Sandy John-on, Kathy Mt-Coy, Naomi Johnson, Ann Robinson, Nancy Hartman, Carol Olshefski. 2lIl Seated John Neld Barb Franu Lamlyn Webb Charlotte Wray Ruth Menu- Henry Voelcker Standlng, Mary Lou Lynn Joan Hmkle Dot Wray 50 ljietrich, Linda Kelckleyx Joanne' Roe-der, smith, Nancy Bush, Eleahor Bitler. Darlig Left to rlght Mr Barratt advlsor Pat Wxldsmlth Lmda Owen Darlene Moore Faye Hughes Mrs Leedy advxsor RP The Orange and Purple 1n 1ts 49th year of publlcatxon lS under the capable superv1s1on of L1nda Owen as Edltor w1th Ass1stant Ed1tors Pat W1ldsm1th and Darlene Moore The paper 1tself although smaller 1n sxze has mcreased 1ts publlcatlon to 10 lssues a year thus affordmg the student body a more complete coverage of school news and ltems of personal 1nterest 5 ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES anet Hurnbe-:Ltr IIINII Hush. SENIORS QL ltcd Pa Klrkner Mary B Imnkln M115 el 9 A me Cer Lurul Ixrun S amlxnp M :rl 1 ll ue Amy Ixnu I er M fre N mg. I It inn h TYPING AND LAYOUT LL rg ane Howtelly Ii rb Irln mly Dletruh Naluy li h Ruth Sun I i . ': : t ' ' . ' . . 1 ' S. z ' C 'S . I' I , ', ' 1, ft: ' 'I J 4-- Iin' H ls , V, ' ' VII , ili 'II '4 'h'. 'z .' it . u Left to right: Dun Stzmku, Maxim- M4-Clmxghzxrx, J .y-, f 2 fo, .Iuwk Harsh, 1 I I I I N ,aft r l ht: .I ,3 , u f . lz. CJ' rx ' ' ' ll- , . e. 1 , 52 ADMINISTRATION AND UNDERCLASSMEN Nancy Bush ADVERTISING SALES Se tul Ihro Prlntl I 1ncl'1 Hodge Clrulyn Dut ny L sl 'st imllng.. D mn St Ink Mx uugh n Vprn Womirutf lu Iu na I.1ul Lechner Ianet Hornberger Don Qtanko Ruth Stlne Jack Balbh Lmdfx Hodge 53 N . :1': .' 'Q '.,j . Y, 'z W IMI: M1 ' Gif: -. Sz A 'L 4 .' 2 11, zx Inv MQCZ 1 EI , -z , IH l '. h lr j' 1 ' 7 y x 1 I ' , , ' 1 Y . F. H. A. I-lret row I-aye Wxntersteen Naumx Rutr Vera Brobst Ruth Henry Ruth Shenck Donrm Murdan Mlxr. Lhcrrmgtun Se-pond ron Arlene Hagenlmuch Jean bhentk Je-an Smedley Junk Shenck Mary Jang Llewellyn Mary Qputt Dfmn Shultz I'h1rd row l 1nny Juneb Ro-.Q W1 llama Ethel Lewis Fllen Wuudxutf Im R nh mme Bexerlx Ritter Mary Ann Fxllon Jmet W Alen ihlrlcy ihelltnlxerger F H A OFFICERS Preszdent Naoml RC1tZ Secretary Vera Brobst Treasurer Ruth Shenck 54 Vice President ..,....,..,.,.....,........r,................,.,....,...,...l....................... Ruth Henry PFA Flrbt row Blll Qhultl H.-lrold Krum Iue Hllkewt Pyle lirtman Ran Yoder Iuhn lone Bula Rushon Jnm Hllkert Ward Woodblde Serum! row Mr Iltwhllgr B111 Crxyhle John Brock Robert Spune-nbery,.gr l'r1L Carey larry Shultz Cuxrgr keenly Thlrll run rl un 1 Purbel lien Yelgh Donald Jcncs Rsbert hlltl IS ll Shxlnngu John Llfnk I-l Msl tfm Ih1r4l row hn TObl3S Lhnrlms Maurer lhll I ttmrmr Roy nxkcy in I ner I Haas Cernld Cromls F F A OFFICERS Preszdent Er1c Carey Vzce Presrdent Kenneth Yoder Reporter Pete Zartman Treasurer W1111am Shalongo Sentmel Edward McCaffery Chaplam Ph111p L1tterer 55 1 O Q ' ff ,' :'- - , ,- ' P 1- I 1: 1 I-ju' Ami- , mi ' , 'Y , 1 ls, I ' '., i .' 2 ', I1 'fix 'ry. ' 1 .10 ' 1 2 - . - ' ,i in , rw Ki-k . nm cum-. Ii'll C O U Secretary ..............,.. , ..,......., , ...............................................,..,... Richard Kirkner STUDENT COUNCIL Q xtul s M nrklry ng -. ull J Ing Pous! Alum er Jam lfluk Brian Mdrkey Jnk lhllllllk lien hm Unk Hmrtmln Juhn Nxzd Jerry Dalton Bob Klarsh D an Von Blohn Art Stlmklxml IN ll Mill I-IOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Standing. Gay Mader Mary Lou Webb Charlotte Wray homecoming queen Jdmcm ihultz and Mary Lon Jenkln Huldxng Lrrmn gud Mu 'wmull 56 S 'z I : Mis: 2 ' - , :ulvisurp Nzlnvy Hurtnmn, Ali '- 'I':lrm1w,'ki, Iivlly I' ouk, 2 I ' J , 4-1 K , Amy Kneibler, Juan Diminiuk, Janice Shultz, Mury Lon Wg-hh, Sherry Gorzlner. Standing: Earl Erb, ez ' , - .' '1' 1 , 'm-' 'I zxr. l ' , ' I SENIOR CLASS PLAY Come Out of the Closet IS a delrghtful three act mystery comedy Three girls from Oh1o are compelled to rent a gloomy run down New York apartment from a money mad Ir1sh landlady The oddest thmg about the apartment IS a locked closet wlth elusxve shadowy figures seen sl1pp1ng 1n and out carrymg mysterrous parcels A poet hvmg upsta1rs and a seem1ngly sweet old lady are mvolved ln a counterfeltmg racket exc1t1ngly revealed at the end The cast mcluded Mrs Malone janet Hornberger Hilda Hawkms Amy Knelbler Irene Gleason Sherry Gordner jennre Potts Jane Hostelley Ammoma Mullens L1nda Hodge Guthrxe Rosewater Paul Lechner Mr Cutter Frank Rake Hercules Jones Don Stanko George Hanson Edgar Reabuck Sweeney Drck John Understudres Joyce Kotzen Mary Gelse Members of the Pollce Force Tom Lynn Walt Snyder D1ck Hartman Ron Shultz The play dxrected by Mrs Sara S Free was a great success and enjoyed by all 57 Abbie Philips ........,.............. .........,.............................,..................,.........,. N ancy Bush LETTERMEN S CLUB Flrst row Dlck Whampam John Bausch Paul Krum Bob Lyons Carl Nevxus B1ll Campbell John Jones Boyd Plck Dlck Hort Nell Mlllar Bob Shepperson Ken Butler Second row Harry Crxswell Bob Litter Art Stlckland Leroy Kllne Howard Jones Frank Rake Walt Snyder Lester Carper Charles Rake Jlm Wmtersteen Al Mayan Joe wlldSmlth Pete lartman Thlrd row Don Holdren Bxll Shep person John Long Bob Weaver Mack Hathaway Jlm Shulu Bob Wltmer Vic Janlshefskl Berme Stanko Charles Maurer Bob Klarsh hen Davis Nelson Jones Jack Maxze Tom Khne Bob Moyer Harry Pritchard Fifth row Bull Hunsmger Dan Webber Wes Wertman Tom Lynn Ron Shultz Duck Hartman Jlm McW1lllams Jack Thomas Irv Relbsome Duck Kwknex .hm lkeler Bob Klrkner Bull Snyder The Lettermens Club IS a popular one among all the athletes at D H S It consxsts of all the one letter men from the followmg act1v1t1es wrestlmg, football basketball baseball, and track Semors TCCCIVC orange and purple jackets upon graduatxon 58 7 Dalton: Dick Baylor, Bob Berkhelmer, Ward Woodside. I ourth,row: Howard Webb. Dick Johns. Don , . J Y ' IS 59 FOOTBALL - 1956 The Danville Ironmen enjoyed a very good grid season in 1956. The final season's record for the Orange and Purple showed a creditable 7-2 slate and 6-2 in the Susquehanna Conference record which was good for third place in the final standings. The Ironmen displayed great speed, good break-away running, and sturdy defensive play in winning over Selinsgrove, Shamokin, Chief Logan, Jersey Shore, Lewisburg, Northumberland, and Bloomsburg while dropping hard- fought tilts to Milton, Susquehanna kingpin, and Lewistown. Outstanding members of the team who received recognition were Dick Johns, hrst team Susquehanna All-League: Ron Shultz. Tom Lynn. and Wes Wertman, second team: and Bill Campbell. honorable mention. Tom Lynn also received honorable mention on the United Press All-State Team. In the traditional Bloomsburg game, the Ironmen won by a 43-7 score, thus retaining the Judy Price trophy for another year. Home Team Score Opposing Team Score Danville .,,,. . .,.,, . 25 Selinsgrove ..... .... 1 3 Danville ..,, 6 Shamokin .....,... 0 Danville ,.,. ...,,., 3 0 Chief Logan ...... ....... 2 0 Danville ,,..... ....,.. 4 4 Jersey Shore ...... ....... 6 Danville ..,. ..,... 2 4 Milton ..........,...... ....... 4 0 Danville .,,. ...... 2 8 Lewisburg .............. ......, 1 2 Danville ..,, ...,.. 4 5 Northumberland ,.... ...... O Danville ..,. ..,,.. 7 Lewistown ..,........... ....... 1 3 Danville ,.., ...,.. 4 3 Bloomsburg ...,... .... 7 Left to right: Coaches S. Reeder, E. Snyder, J. Maturani, A. Ze-igrvnfuse, W. McCloskey, R. Aurand, K. Bills. FOOTBALL Front row: M. Dewalt, C. Heiss, C. Maurer, W. Ruhl. VV. Snyder. T. Lynn, D. Webber, R. Shultz Second row: P. Zartman, W. Campbell, J. Long, R. Johns, R. Hartman. K. Davis, I. Reibsome, B. Dalton R. Klarsh, T. Kline, W. Wertman. Third row: R. Shepperson, G. Hunsinger, K. Fleming, P. Krum R. Strousky, C. Dalton, R. Witmvr, V. Janishefski, A. Slivklanil, I. Maize, H. Crisswvll, W. Snyder W. Woodside. Fourth row: C. Nevis R. Webb, S. Young, W. Wil-st, J. Wildsmith, H. Pricard, R. Hort R. Moyer, R. Baylor, J. McWilliams, E. Smedley, W. Moyer. D. Hulilrun, W. Smith, K. Bilter. Fifth row C. Tanner, R. Strausser, C. Tanner, Unger, Berkheimer, I. Angel, li. Long, R. Wenrich, li. Earlston J. Baush,J. Winterstein, H. Jones, J. Ryan, J, Jones, D. Wispell, B. Davis. Sixth row: Coaches: K. Bills A. Zingerfuse, J, Maturani, W. McCloskey, R. Heim, G. liurge, J. Hawk. W. Sidler. I.. Foust, Coaches R. Aurand, E. Snyder, S. Reeder. M. Hathaway. i i nog 1-nw' ulln Lhnrnl nh rel In n I Lhnrsi klrkmr A Puri 4 1 l .d umm w ark M uuu 1 lf nd i Il Lfnter HQ Wxllldm Ruhl Rnllxml Nhultf W illu Snvder Dmul Webber Bank Tuklr, lifuk Hack 67 l . 'W , N2 M J E , W xi: KI Q ,ff M: 'A Ih-walt Ri' 2 Hartmann Ri- zu . h 5 ii' 2 A' flu: rai I I4:u'lx 'I'zu-kl- H . Y A ... ' r 53 .lc h Lung! Th :Q Ljun Ch: is z ' 1' ' - Gu: rd I ' I z C '. 'z -' I , 1 '- - VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J V CHEERLEADERS J Kdn C Henrle lx Glanfezante J Smedley D Shultz B Po1loLk L HdUSL I Leler 63 I K - ' 'z .'. . S , 's. Frm-. S 2 ' f: S. K. Gordm-r, V. fr, . ' ls I, J. Lutz, M. I.:uvre-m'0. G. Mmior, .I. Fnust, M. I.. Jenkins, U VARSITY BASKETBALL TLY SY C K 0 MLI JMWII H S ShtR y RESULTS Home Team Score Opposmg Team Score Danv111e Danv111e Danv1l1e Danv111e Danvxlle Danvllle Danv111e Danv11le Danv11le Danvllle Danv1l1e Danv111e Danv111e Danv111e Danv111e Danvrlle Danv111e Danvrlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvxlle Danv111e Danvllle Danv111e Danv111e Dar1v111e Danv111e Danv11le Catawxssa Muncy Montgomery Hughesv1l1e Catawrssa Montgomery Shamokm Muncy Berwxck Sunbury Trevorton M11ton M1fH1nburg Lew1sburg Northumberland Sehnsgrove Sunbury Trevorton M11ton Bloomsburg M1fH1nburg Lew1sburg Northumberland Se11nsgrove Mlffhnburg Nescopeck Wllllamsport 64 Front row: . nn, W. .n der, . Nevius, P. rum. Su und row: W. 4' ' . c i iams, R. artman, R. She-pperson, R. I ul Z, . L ons. ' .......................................... 67 ' .................... ' .......................................... 57 ..,........................ ' .......................................... 70 ......,.......... ' .....,...............................,.... 56 ' .................. . ' .......................................,.. 68 ' .......,............... ' ................,......................... 52 .......,......... ' .......,......,........................... 45 ' ...,....,,.....,.... ' .......................................... 49 .......................... ' ...........................,.............. 58 ' .................,....... ' ..........................,............... 57 ............ ......... ' ...............,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,...,,,,, 71 ,w,,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,,, ' .,,..........,............,........,...... 60 ' .....,.,.,,...,,,,..,,,,,, ' .......................................... 27 Bloomsburg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' .......................................... 61 ' ' ,,,....,r,,, ...... . ' .............,..........,..,.............. 51 ' ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' ....................................,.,... 68 ....,.... ' ..........,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,,,...,.. 74 ' ,,,,,,,,,,4,,,.,,, ' .......................................... 53 .............,..,........ ' .......................................... 58 ,.....,,..,,,,,,..,,, ' .........,................................ 39 ' ..,..,,.., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ' .......................................... 49 ............,.,,,., ' .......................................... 52 ' ' .,....,,,...,,.,. . . ' ......................................,... 66 ' ,,,,..,..,.,,,,.,,,, . ' ..,....................,.................. 61 ,,,,..,, , ' ..........................,,...,.......... 83 ' ..,..........,,... . ' .......................................... 45 ' ' .,,,.,,,,...4,,.,, , ' .............................A............ 69 ................... . ' ......................,...,....,.......... 38 ' ' ...,....,,,,. . ont R Webb R Hot J M R A MllarJBa hH r Ori 5 ka RESULTS Home Team Score Opposing Team Score Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Catawissa ........... Muncy ,.,,.,.,,,..,,, Montgomery Hughesville Catawissa ........... Montgomery Shamokin ......... Muncy .,,,,..,,.,,.., Berwick .... Sunbury ,.,,..,..,,., Trevorton .......,. Milton ..,.,.,,,..,.., Bloomsburg Mifflinburg Lewisburg ......... Northumberl Selinsgrove and Sunbury .....,,,.,.., Trevorton ......,.. Milton ,,,,..,.,.,,,,, Bloomsburg Mifflinburg Lewisburg .....,... Northumberland Selinsgrove JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Fr row: . , . r , . aiers, li. Pick, A. Mayan, R. Moyer. Svcs 1 N. i , . use , . C isswell, J. Kase, C. 1 Iey, A. 37 34 40 35 42 53 41 44 46 33 56 49 36 29 39 31 52 42 55 47 42 47 47 51 53 WRESTLING K l L arper R Kl h K Ja he B a C Rake I k J K k S Y ede Ca Sco ec C nt u r u G Daltn R Hartman B Ylgh B Cer Pr h d H D W'Snydr F Rake W Dltn A new sport has come to Danv1lle Thrs year wrestlmg was added to the athletlc program as a varsxty sport Coach Stanley Reeder s grunt and groan boys although hampered by 1nexper1ence and wexght dxfficultmes dld well The Ironmen posted a 4 8 slate overall and had a 3 3 record 1n Keystone League competltxon RESULTS Home Team Score Danvxlle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danvllle Danvxlle Danvllle Danvrlle Danvllle Danvmlle Danvllle Danvxlle Opposmg Team Montgomery Cl1nton Ralpho Townsh1p Shamok1n Lewxsburg Mount Carmel Berw1ck Mxfflmburg Coal Townsh1p Sunbury Warr1or Run Benton SENIOR LETTERMEN Score Name We1ght Record Frank Rake Dlck Klrkner Csecond place 1n D1str1ct 41 Bob Kxrkner B111 Smxth Jlm Fleck 66 Front row: L. il ian, . C , . ars , R. Kirkner, . Davis, V. nis fski, . D'lton. , ' . S. R e r, 0 ch. e nd row: J. F , . ashner, F, Eve 't , W. R hl, J. Ikler, R. ir ne , . 0 ng, . o , . , . e' , . o, H. ic ar , . avis, . e . . , . a 0 . ' ............,.,............,..........,... 21 - ' ................ 25 ' ...,........................,..,.......l.. 11 ' ,.,,,.,.,,..,,,,,.,,,l 37 ' ..........................V............... 9 ' .......l...................l........ 38 ' ....,....,.,................,............, 31 ' ,,..............,.,.,....,.,..,.,,.. 15 ' .........,....,..,............,.,......... 19 .,,,..,,,,, .l,.,.,,,,..,,.l 2 4 ' .,,...............,...,.............,..... 24 ' ,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22 ' ........,...v..,.............,..........,. 17 ' ' ......,.........,..........,.,.... 23 Danville ..........,..,....,,...,.,....,.,..,...... 31 Berwick .,.,,A..l,..,,,,..,.,,..,,,,..,,.,..,,., 13 ' ...............,.......................... 22 ' ..............., ............ 1 7 ' .......................................... 14 ,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,, 20 ' ...,.................,,...........,....... 21 ' ,,,,4,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,1 ,,,,,,, 2 5 ' ...,...,...,..........,..,,..,....,,.,.... 20 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,11,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 34 ' ' ' ' ' ..Y...,....................... 165 S-3-2 ' ...............,.................................................................. 185 6-3 ' ' ....................,..........,......,....---,....-..-.-------------..........-...... 138 2-8-1 ' ,.,.........,..,....,................................. ..... ........................... 1 2 7 0-3 VARSITY BASEBALL Front row W Shepperson Manager R Wxtmer T Klme W S yder R Weav r D Rhodes W Campbell C Nevlus '1' Lynn D Shannon Manage Seco d 0 W M y r R Webb H Crlsswell R Hort C Maurer N Miller R Moyer D Webber D Smedley The Danv1lle Hlgh School Baseball team of 1956 enjoyed a fine season completmg the season wxth a 9 3 record 1n league play The Orange and Purple fought the Mlffhnburg Wlldcats rlght to the wlre for the Champlonshxp but the Danv1lle team was edged out by a one game margm Home Team Danv1lle Danv1lle Danvxlle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle RESULTS Score Opposlng Team Score Turbotv1lle Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Turbotv1l1e Trevorton Lewlsburg Sunbury Selmsgrove Mlfflmburg Mrlton Trevorton Lewlsburg Sunbury Northumberland Selmsgrove 67 l ...........,.............................. 10 ' ........................,.......... 5 ' .......................................... 1 ...,..,,,,...........,............ 2 ' .......................................... 7 .................................. 6 ' .......................................... 8 ............,..,.................... 6 ' .......................................... 12 ' .................................... 0 ' .......................................... 6 ............,,....,,.. , ,,........... .... . 4 ' .....................,................,..l 7 Northumberland ..............,,......... 0 ' .......................................... 1 ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,.,,,........,,,.. 6 ' .......................................... 7 ' .......................................... 4 ' .....................................l.... 12 ...,....,......,,. , ,.....,.....,,.... 2 ' ...............,.......................... 4 ' ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ' .......................................... 4 .,......................... .............. 2 ' .......................................... 6 ..,..,..,,,,,,,,..,.,,., 2 ' --...............................v........ 5 ' ................................... 0 Congratulations and Best Wlshes to the Class of 1957 Mfg Xa Eng Corp Kennedy-Van-Saun MCVEY S The key to a beautltul home FIFTEEN MODEL ROOMS OF FINE FURNITURE Open For Your Inspectlon 122 East Centel Street Phone BR5 3481 WILLIAM FERMIER Danvllle Lodge 1133 F OUST ELECTRIC Loyal Order of Moose COMPANY GE 7 2 31 69 s I 'I I - Compliments of Compliments of Phone - O GIRTON STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Bloomsbulg Pennsylvanla Portralts Frames Wecldxngs I D Photos Phone ST 4 5695 LAWRENCE HORTON MOTOR COMPANY FORD and MERCURY Sales and Serv1ce Phone B1 5 2212 M111 and Center Streets Danvdle Pennsylvanla 70 Photostatic Copies Record Shop Dar 111e Pem1'sy1vcm1c1 South Danvllle Plamng Mull Co CONTRACTORS BUILDERS M111 Work Estlmates Cheerfully GIVGD Conqrfttuhttonq to the CHQ O1 57 THE PINE BARN INN CO111f111116'f11S ALBERT J LECI-INER HEATING 6. PLUMBING E' 'Tl o W FF o 1 Q O 3 Ti 5 CD 3 U1 ' Um O 2 C 'Sf ,-+ , ' ' :A , C? 1 . n Q AJ. r 3 it 1 5 , . 57 I ' . X r 53 . , . L I H . I ' 'U if I 1 1 fl ' . 0 , ' ., . 2 L QN x I ' QR . n 5 I F.. f1 , Q 5 ' ' J I K 1 - 5 f-1 WYSOCKIES CAFE 13119119 BR 5 9917 1f Nvrt1111tt1uor1rmd Street The flnest BEER LIQUOR LUNCH O to s Auto Supply 779 791 M111 Street 1Drmf111e Perma Phone BR 5 15F1 C 1111111161119 HANEY MILLING COMPANY Comphments DANVILLE SILK COMPANY Every Student cr Scholar wxth A Royal Portable Typewnter I'OlTl The Dltzler Statlonery Up to 24 Months to Poly Comphments ROBERT E LEE AMESBURY Ieddo H1gh1and Coal Fuel O11 Once Cooled By Us Never Cold Agom Congrotulohons To toe Closs of 57 Mlller s Coal Yard Premlum Coal Sunheat Fuel O11 O11 Storage Tanks C norotulotlons ond Slccess To the Class of 1957 BONNIE ANN SHOP DANVILLE PA Best WlSll6S To the Class of 57 Danvllle Llvestock Market, Inc Danv1lle Auto Auchon 1 E l 4 of l ' - 9 l . l l l . l l M-, l f Nothing Down l 5 of . l l l l l l 2 Comphmente SAM M JACOBS CO11lP11IT16I'11S WM L KINDT DR F H VAUGI-IAN Dent1st JOHNSON S Atlantlc Servlce Statlon FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Nr 111 1111 nberkmol St Phone BR 5 3830 1111 111110 DIETRICH S DAIRY Laboratory Controlled Da1ry Products COII1D11IT19H1S REA SL DERICKS Co11D11mer1ts G M LEIGHOW V M D B1oom Hood Phore BR 0 0207 I DEVOE Insurance Agency 9 1 of 1 1 ,7 3 1+72777vVY YY YY Co 1 ' ,NN K1 1 of A 9 of , Co111p1iments of of u o Q 1 1 1 1 E -- M A Co 11g111111ents of of 1 13 CQMPLIMEWTS Danvllle Natlonal Bank Complu 1ents tW1 O EVANS ELECTRIC NEWBERRY S ZF M111 Street tbmvttte Anyth1ngElectr1ca1 Your FamllY Store Phone BR 5 1571 1111 PATTON S Electrlc SCYVICC R E REESE General Insurance COIT1fDllIIlCHTS and Real Estate Fry s Sportmg Goods 217 M111 S re-et D'1'1J He PG Sports Equrpment '74 .L o o . V I of Bw-Q -fill a S V , ,C ' , PPI. ll I ' ll . COIllDltI'IlCHT?3 ot Ccmtfv' 1 CINS ' ot t 1 ot t , . , t A vi ' 1 COMPLIMENTS HENRY VOELCKER Phone BR 5 2337 DANVILLE PA F OLLMER TRUCKIN G COMPANY BYRON MERTZ J STUDEBAKER 6. PACKARD Sales and Servlce N WASHINGTONVILLE RESTAURANT h E y C B k P 1 OF ' 9 , r. Compliments of 121 orthumberlcmd Street Danville, PCI. Was ingtonville, PQ. ,mor A CI er, roprieo Ray Shutt and Sons Free Dehvery 31 From Street Pllore BP 5 254ll Best W1Sl19S To the Class of 57 from Danvllle SCFVICC Center DUPF KILLIAN Prom 1111 111 o COLE S HARDWARE COIIlDllIIl9Hli Dr J Maxwell Moore Com W1 1l mon am s Pharmacy CAT Pl1f11111f1C1 HUF? M11 Etreet lDm1v1lle pl Cong G111lo1t1or1s fmd Best W1 hes To the Class of 57 E ROBERT MARKS Attorney at Law Dciruwlle, pq Commumty Jewelers Where Your Credit Is Good WATCH HEPAIRING Danville, PG. A Good Place For Good Iewelry WAGN ER S Jewelry Store l 1 . I . 1 i . l ' Quality Meats and Grocer1es 1 Co 1111119 , fl -1 Y ' 9 of C ' ' l 1 1111 lol, . A 'F11 ' 1 1 l l 5 1 r, Q , 'fs . of 1 ' E - - . . 1 1 ,- 7 l - 1 1 l 7 Danvllle Lumber Company Lumber Bu11d1ng Supphes and Hardware Contrachng WALLACE H DEIBLER Owner 322 Ferry Street Danvllle P Phone BR 5 0311 Comphments WRAY S COLD SPOT Try Her Good Hoag1es Comphments KORNER MEAT MARKET JACOBS ICE CREAM SODAS CONFECTIONS DANVILLE TAXI SERVICE 24 HoUR SERVICE Comphments Tagomac Fur Company, Inc Manufacturmg Furrlers 327 Ferry Street Donvllle Po Sams Servlce Statlon S1ncla1r Gas and O11 CODQTGTUIGTIODS To the Class of 57 DODGE 5. PLYMOUTH Wagner Motor Sales . . . Of ' , of. - of , - Compliments Compliments of of , I O of I I '77 Comphments The Mldway BOWllng Lanes NEW BLOOM HIGHWAY Phone BR 5 0241 Conqrotulcmons To the Class of 57 MARKS Shoes Cloth1ng Comphmerts W O Curry, Jr Comphments THE ANGLE STORE Oihce Suppl1es Congrotulouons to the Senlor Class from the CLASS OF 58 Lettermans Bakery, Inc Bakers of the Master Loaf BLOOMSBURG PENNA Phone ST 4 2030 Comphments WILDSMITH 85 DIEHL Servlce Statlon and Garage Moblle Products Washmg Pamtmg RGPGIIS Weldlng Lubrlcatlon R D 2 Mousdole Hood Phone BR 5 1431 Donvllle 18 of A ' A A , A - I A , of ' , , ., M. D. A A A of A A A ,, . . .. A A A A W A A - of ' A . 1,57 . . 9 I , I - ' ,Po. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Diminick Coal Sales Paxinos R D No 1 ATTESTED STANDARD ANTHRACITE Open 600 A M Unt1l600 P M OUR POLICY Courteous Service Premium Coal and Reasonable Prices FERDINAND DlMlNlCK P p t To the Class of 57 COUREGON S George O Wagner 26 F Porter Wagner 40 Attorneys at Law W WOOLWORTH CO CLYDE W DIEHL D1spens1ng Opt1c1cxn DANVILLE PA Ph BR 5 2584 7 , ro rie o Compliment. Congratulations of 1 Best Wishes for a Most Successful Career , . . . . 9 f 4 Cross Street Danville, Pa. one ' 9 flilompson P1'oducts,I11c EDDIE S Town and Country Bar 3113 M111 Street Dc:mv111e Pennci Comphmertts GEM FURNITURE Comphments 130 M111 Street Dcmv111e Pennct Cor1grc1tu1C1t1onS To the Class of 57 Capltol Confectionery Complmmerlts ELLIS S RAUP GENERAL INSURANCE Compllments Blue s Calso Servlce IAMES BLUE Prop Compltments P L Stevenson Comphments SCI-IAEF ER S Sales and Servlce Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 1 of of ot Of Ray G. Frye Estate , , ' ot a of Dr. . . . 81 Comphments Dr H L Arnow Congrcxtulcltrens To the Class of 57 Excluslve But Noi Expenswe RACUSINS DCII'1V1llG Pa COIUpllfU63I'llS DAILEY S Bloom Street Store C E McWILLIAMS Meats and Grocenes uorner of lVl1ll and Lower Mulberry Dcmvrlle P FURNEYS COAL Complrmenls GAERTN ER and BRITTAIN Burn s Drug Store Prescr1pt1on Speclctllsts 348 Mrll Street Dcmvrlle Pa When You Say It W1th Flowers Say It W1th Ours LeDuc Flower and Glft Shop I of ' , cf. - i ' l 1 l Q of of l l , r l F i , 1 l I - i . E S2 Comphmems Conqrcttulcrttonfs To the CIU S of 57 PAT S GRILL ORIG DENNFN Pop Rhecla Manmng Shop MANUFACTURING CO INC 328 Ferry Street Dcmvtlle Pet CLIFF HUNGERFORD STUDIO 4 Feet Merhonmq Street Manufacturers of Dcmvlte P LADIES PAIAM1-IS Comphments W T GRANT CaP0dlSkCy 8x Hendrlcks COMPANY GOODYEAR TIRES Danv1lle s One Stop Shopping Center Everything for the F cxm1ly cmd Home 83 of S , r Compliments of ., . 1 , cr. ' t t of t Corzgmtulatzom' to the Clan' of 1957 4 Pzofef Daz Zap zz 1 Il Ihr Ch Rf farfh Drp rl ll Salzfllr Fzuftzonallllg E51 pam! 1 flu' C11 fuk P! nf Researcfz amz' Produczzon or the Natzon .v Health MERCK 81 CO , Inc Chemlcal Dxvlsxon Cherokee Plant DANVILLIL PENNSYLVANIA 34 . A l - Z 1 1 , 1 ll : . E : - : 1 3 3 I . . ..- l : ' - 2. 21- .l , ? . ' J fx 1 mt 4 Pfvfc' f ' r'l'0K'. z' J a 1 Hill. . A f ' ' ' ui I 11 f fr u . . . f ' , 0 0 , A Sherman s Jewelers . W . . MH Sl VINCENT S DAIRY DANVILLE, PA, CLASS OF 57 NORWOOD FLECK INSURANCE SOPHOMORE CLASS R R HORNBERGER Rotary Well Drlllmg Demmg and Myels Watel Systems Hot Watel Heate1s and Watel Softenels Sales 'md SQINICQ VV3SlllY1Q,tOHXlll6 GE7 2061 R D 2 Danville Pa 5 Compllmenls Ol Compllments , of Dlamonds, atches, Sxlver, Chmcr 27l 1 reet 7 CCJHCfIkUll1lf'lIllOU2 cmd Best lJVlSll9S Compllmenls to the of the Danville, PCI. I' C I Y. Y. I ' u Q y , Co grotulotron to the CLASS OE 57 Eat w1th the Bunch Danvllle Supply Co Home Decorcxtmg Store 345 Mrll Street Phone BR 5 0330 W k L h or mans unc DANVILLE PENNA Clorenc Kromer Owner BEA BUTLER MARTIN S Memo to Senlols WHATS IN YOUR FUTURE? College? Specrol Trounrng? A Busrness ot your own? A Iob onol Plans tor or home onol tornlly A regular Savmgs Plan at F lrst Natlonal Bank will help you attain any goal qulcker GET Tl-IE SAVINGS I-lABlT AND MAKE THE MCDST CUT OE LIFE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Danville 86 n . ' S . I CII ' 9 9 f Compliments of 9 ' 'J I 1 . . A T9 O . . Good Bye From Hurk Markey Duke Lechner Ed1tor Fleck Splash Erb Smokey Thomas Ok1e Stanko He He Ruhl Brulser Knarr Otto Snyder Doc Barsh BERGER S GARAGE LEON W BERGER Proo Woshlngtonvllle Po Gas O11 and Repalrs Phone GE 7 2431 Congrotulotlons to the CLASS OF 57 SAM KEEFER Comp11mer1ts Doc s Shoe Repalr Servlce wlth a Smlle 321 M111 Street Donvllle R J Freas and Son CRIST CRAFT BOATS and BOAT KITS General Repamng Contract Haulmg Phone BR 5 1821 Mousdole Hood Dor1v111e, Po Your Safety Is Our Business Flrestone DIEHL S FIRESTONE. STORE HAROLD M D1E1-1L Prop Congrotulcmons to the CLASS OF 57 DANKS 8L CO DCmv111e Po We Can Improve Your Appearance Fellows Ladles and Glrls Hour Stylmgs by M1ke HILL'S BARBER SHOP 1 n u K I V , . ll ll - ' - , li ' ll 1 f 1 ot , 1 9 1 1 of , 9 - 1 1 1 O 1 1 ,Pon - , . O I , , H168 Wmclmg and Repalrlng R D 3 Danville Pa Phone BR 5 0869 CLASS OF 57 PURSELS CLEANERS M ii st BARR S HARDWARE CLASS OF 57 STAN S MCCLOUGHAN S Tulsa Esso Servlcenter N DANVILLE PA DANVILLE SHEETMETAL SHOP 88 o o , , . ' Conaratulations Compliments of to the 9 l28 i reet , Danville, Pa. Congratulations to the 7 9 l33 orthurnberland Street Compliments of IMP Q91II'hP1lIP'i 0,112 ifhtim' Svmur Qin 'PI'1IIlIlI Q9thPr5 Mimi ahah S Huuent SEIDEL S Department Store 89 . 'T ' , . 4 -4 N U 3 Q Q t Y, U x - k A - m ' .. , 1 O 5 Compliment? of 9 fizzfogmplrf