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

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When the end at last approaches, And with this life we are through, 1 May our thoughts return to High School, And the Orange and Purple true. -55 l ' ii , Q ,S 2 FOREWORD JAMES ROBERT RICHARDSON, Editor 1961 If this record will help to recall the memories of happy school days and friendships formed, the goal of the Le Tresor staff will in some measure have been attained. It is with the hope that this volume will be a source of pleasure, that we present to you the Le Tresor for 1961. 3 1961 LE TRESOR STAFF Robert Richardson, SENIORS Carol Driscoll, Editor Connie Roeder Sally Smith Joan Mertz Betty Garman Connie Watts Karen Baumer Ruthann Thomas Patricia Kase UNDERCLASSMEN Sherry Fasold, Editor Robert Gatski Janice Metzger Judy Jenkins Virginia Webb ATHLETICS Ronald Arner, Editor William Gaertner Suzanne Vastine June Gilbert Charles Young BUSINESS Editor ADMINISTRATION Mary Ellen McCracken, Editor Gail Getty Louis Dalton Faye Leiby Frank Boulden ACTIVITIES Edward Hesbacher, Editor Barbara Davis Beverly Davis Gail Patterson John LaMothe PHOTOGRAPHY Arthur Snyder, Chief Frank Boulden Marilyn Mottern Faye Leiby Bonnie Johnson David Bassett William Gaertner, Manager Robert Fleck Craig Hort Joseph Koons Peter Fleming Phoebe Hinkle Betty Cotner David Bush Gretchen Dickey 4 -1, if ,ff ,W . 3: ng . 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We leave you with our admiration and appreciation. 6 N Q r K W To Mr. Stanley Reeder, our class desires to express its gratitude for his invaluable assistance during our first year at Danville High School. We Wish him the best of everything in the future. 7 ' --,.a'i MR. J. EMERY MILLER - I x,-iw . SRQEN' is - I A i ,Hr 41' . ' . p fynlgmliiiilsllil . A-. Q I 's A I H' 5 xx xl vo-Q w , ,rd-1 5 :N fs 1:15 I meg. S fdf A 1 'vi X ,J -f ,x 3T5ZfiE,?P ' . 'f5fi:ii!!lgi:22:12:. , 1'-:ii-::jf,, ' 5 i z - 11129. 'ff55:'5:. -ff-5-Ev .' 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DANVILLE AREA JOINT BOARD OF EDUCATICDN COOPER TOWNSHIP Calvin Heddings Mrs. Donald Showers John Fetterolf Donald Showers Harold Fry Edsel Ashenfelber DANVILLE BOROUGH John Pappas J. Frank Gehrig Theodore Bell Dr. L. F. Ritmiller Dr. J. W. Gordner Dr. F. Homan Vaughan Donald M. Thomas DERRY TOWNSHIP Freeman Cromis Lloyd C. Cotner Robert McMichael Clarence Delsite LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Ernest Bower, Jr. Daniel K. Lazarus John Becker George Bower John Rine MAHONING TOWNSHIP William P. Strausser Norwood Fleck Howard Girton' Woodrow W. Wolfe Dr. Charles A. Laubach MAYBERRY TOWNSHIP Paul Bird Marr Woodruff Marshall Fetterman, Sec. Lee Woodruff Samuel Wildsmith RIVERSIDE BOROUGH Dr. J. Morgan Schwab Paul E. Fisher Charles Forney Walter F. Mensch, Jr. George J. Metcalf RUSH TOWNSHIP Ray Hendricks James A Ceary Donald Cotner Lee Gademan Charles Getty VALLEY TOWNSHIP June Zerfing George Roberts Calvin Megargel Stuart Von Blohn Howard J. Tanner WASHINGTONVILLE BOROUGH Lester Rake Mary W. Hoffman Homer Gresh Howard Arner Herbert Reigle Lee Rider WEST HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP Roy Beagle Leonard C. Styer Carl Sandel Paul Derr Thomas Stevens MR. GEORGE G. MYERLEY Principal MR. JACK C. WANICH H MR. HARRY S. RUHL Assistant Principal County Superintendent x '15-f, fbi? sa 5 . E Q- i vid: f - B eff-H 4. , 5' .ginwfq I ling. - Mr. Alfred Barratt Mrs. Ethletta Charles B.S. M.S. B.S. Biology, History English, History 3 , Y 5' R-. 1 Mr. William Elder Mrs. Ada Lu English Mrs. Helen Gassler Mr. Gerald Geiger B.S. B.S. . B.S. B.S. Physical Education Home Economics Music Art Health ' ' Tl' Eff' ai u .2115 Wi: - 5 , 52 M ' 'zji ...A, ,Y--Lily? jfafwfysg H Z. r wsu - -'T 'i ' Wifi 14 1 'lll M h L.: , I -' - iiaalafi 7 f Q e 15 'XX - :12,e Q' ' ' '-Eli ,.,VZ7Q1lE:7.fif4 L as i W ,luis www N W,-qi.f1 , ! Mrs. Elizabeth Leedy Mr. Edward Litwhiler Mr. John Maturani 1 Mr. Walter McCloskey B.S. B.S. M.S. B.S. l B.S. M.S. English, Latin Vocational Agriculture Driver Education Business Math, 1 General Business l2 Mr. George Cotterall B.S. Sr. Science, Mechanical Drawing, Geometry . M, H H,-af.--g 1, is ,,V ' edfffz:-3.12 'Je' 4: .43-1 ,f im . V f -1.y'E3T:f'a X , Vg.:- m:l,5,E:l1 5-vs, N P 5 I 1 sr u ' tin -' l Miss Charlotte Dietz B.S. Biology , A ,es gif if l l Q ' fs.. il i Mrs. Elnora Houck Mrs. Mary Ellen Kessler Mr. Edwin Klinger Mrs Clyde Laubach B.S. M.S. B.S. M.S. B.S. Latin, French Short Hand, English Chemistry, Physics Short Hand Law Office Practlce Typing' I Mrs. Edith Meell B.S. Librarian Mr. Emery Miller Mr. Reynolds Mitchell Mr. Francis Pegg B.S. M.S. B.S. Shop Algebra, History, English Advanced Math I3 is . Q 111 - , '- - 'eg . X, in H4 M his . wi Q Z i. ff r 5 x :lc , V 5,3J17'?5.7 ,SW i J-' Alf' 1 J 'V : v 1 ' 1 Q . .vi Q. :E'w.:- 1 :fx 2' 5- lgj :glue .Q. W - L Mrs. Mary Ruhl Mr. Eugene Shipe B.A. B.S. M.S. English Guidance Counselor -43. 1 !- Mr. Eugene Snyder Mrs. Gertrude Snyder Mr. Lewis Stauffer Miss Ruby Steele B.S. B.A. B.S. B.S. History Typing Special Education Physical' Education, Health W ?u'N'1'N , e. , V l, '? -Q. ,ff-'. :vw f- 10-'.:-:' .. 5. bt -ilk -fx ,, 1 'V ll sal, E .s 5 5 ,-3 51 'ey -4--. '1 ' gi- .. gy- V- 1.?'f3 wr- L- we I r e N .ax . f 'J' . A Mr. Jack C. Wanich Mr. Kenneth Warmkessel Mrs. Gail White Mr. James White B.'S. M.S. B.S. B.A. M- Ed- Bookkeeping' Band English P.O.D. I4 gf ffl ga. . L: , . k ' 'QB 1 1 S . 3.22 J Q I ' 1331 H ii r Y 1 jul Q 53 3 i ' l I W . .-1 , f 1 9,24 i . l s i '2- L. Q. f ral f I ' lg -K ' 2 ., 0 2 wx Qu 117 -if Q Miss Margaret Tobias, Mrs. Helen Corman, Mrs. Elizabeth Winterstein, Mrs. Olive Clark. Mr. Harry Weniger, Mr. Alton Lehman, Mr. Marlin Bryer. V. , 'E I CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Betty Heffner and her Cafeteria Staff. , V Tlip :ki X J ,xi ? ,-A ,wif ,si if ' . ff' F - vm- Ew My Mm. v , , ...KM Jkififiz fs: x g K' ,- , CLASS OF l9 Seated, Left to Right: Donna Beth Hartman, Pete Fleming, Mrs. Mary Ruhl. Stand ing, Left to Right: Connie Watts, Ron Millar, Carol Driscoll. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .............................. Pete Fleming Vice-President .... ........... F Ron Millar Secretary ....... . .. Donna Beth Hartman Treasurer . . . ....... Carol Driscoll Historian . . . .... Connie Watts Advisor .. Mrs. Mary Ruhl I Class Motto: All Things Human Change. I Class Colors: Maroon and Gray ' Class Flowers: Yellow and White Sweetheart Roses I I8 Carol Appleman Carol General Chorus 2.3.4, Volleyball 4, Class Play 3, Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4, Prom Committee 3, F.T.A. 4, Stu- dent Council 1.4. George F. Anderson George General Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4, Biology Club 4. Lois Ann Beard Lois Commercial F.T.A. 4, Candy Sales 3, Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4, Orange and Purple 4. Charles R. Baumer Charlie Vocational Ag. Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4. ED. Janet Lee Bickhart ..Jan.. Commercial F.T.A. 4, Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4, Candy Sales 3, Intramural Sports 2,3, Class Play 3, Prom Committee 3, Orange and Purple 4. Roger L. Bower Roger College Prep Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3, Class Play 2, Card Sales 3, Maga- zine Sales 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Class Rep. 3. Karen Baumer Karen ' ' College Prep Volleyball 2,3, Biology Club 2, Yearbook 4, Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4. Ronald Arner Ronnie College Prep Biology Club 2,3,4, Year- book 4, Card Sales 3, Maga- zine Sales 4. ii- -I-' Beverly Ann Bell ..Bev., General Intramural S p o r t s 2,3,4, Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4, Candy Sales 3, Prom Committee 3, Bowl- ing 3,-4. Frank Boulden askin.. College Prep Science Club 3,4, Biology Club 2, Bowling 3, Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4, Photography 3,4, P r o m Committee 3, Yearbook 4. le 1 1 J at David Bush Dave College Prep Student Council 3,4: Sri- ence Club 4: Home Room Rep. 2,3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Football 2,33 Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball 2, 3,4: Honor Society 4. Lee Carey ..Lee,. College Prep Card Sales 3 : Magazine Sales 4: Glass Play 3,43 Prom Committee 3: Orange and Purple 3.4: Band 2,3, 4: Biology Club 2,3,4. Shirley J. Buckenberger Shirley Commercial Intramural Sports 3,43 Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Sharon Campbell ' ' Sharon' ' Commercial Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 43 Intramural Sports 3.4: Orange and Purple 4. I N John E. Bulko John Vocational Ag. 1 Band 2,3: F.F.A. 3,4: Dr- chestra 2,3: Student Coun- cil 2: Card Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4, Class Beatrice H. Brosius ..Bea.. Commercial Volleyball 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. l Wayne E. Campbell I Wayne Commercial N Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. E Parvin Cashner Mary Bouy ..Mary.. General F.H.A. 2,3,4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Betty J. Carr Buzz Betty General Commercial Card Sales 3: Magazine Color Guard 2: Band 3,4 Sales 4. Intramural Sports 3.4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4 Pauline E. Caro Pauline Louis A. Dalton Louie General Intramural Sports 4: Var- sity Softball 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Class Play 3: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Science Club 4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Commercial Track 2: Card Sales Magazine Sales 4. Hollice Conrad Holly College Prep Bowling 2,31 Biology Club 2: Candy Sales 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Play 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Intramural Sports 2.3. Esther Jane Crnmley Esther Commercial Band 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 4 : Card Sales 3 : Magazine Sales 4. Donald A. Deibert UDOH.. General Card Sales 3. Donald Lee Earlston Donnie Lee Special Ed. Brenda D. Clark Brenda General Chorus 2,3,4: Varsity Soft- ball 2,3: F.T.A. 4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Elizabeth M. Cotner BettY College Prep Cheerleading 2,3,4: Varsity Basketball 3,4: Bowling 2, 3,41 Card Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Biology Club 2,3,4: Prom Committee 3. Wayne L. Day Wayne General Card Sales 3. 2 1 James Paul Diehl ..Jim.. General Card Sales 3, Magazine Sales 4. Donald W. Fasold HDMI.. College Prep Biology Club 2: Track 2,4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Sports 3,4: Science Club 4: Class Play 3,4. Robert J. Fleck ..Bob,. College Prep Student Council 2: Varsity Wrestling 2: Class Officer 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Sports 2,3. Barbara Ann Davis Barb Commercial Chorus 2,3: F.T.A. 2,3,4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Play 3: In- tramural Sports 4: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook 4. Gretchen I. Dickey Gi-et College Prep Student Council 2,3: Orange and Purple 2,3,4: Biology Club 2.3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Prom Committee 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: French Club 3.4: Intramu- ral Sports 2,3,4: Bowling 2, 3,43 Class Play 3,4: Honor Society 4. John H. Faeth Saundra J. Crossley Jack Saundra Commercial General Bowling 3: Magazine Sales Bowling 2,3,4: Card Sales 4: Card Sales 3: Intramu- 3: Magazine Sales' 4: F.H. ral Sports 3. Ronald Lee Fitzgerald .rRon,. General Intramural Sports 3: Card Sales 3. Peter T. Fleming Pete C ollege P rep Science Club 3,43 Class Of- ficer 3,4: Student Council 2: Class Play 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: In- tramural Sports 2,3,4. A. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Beverly Jean Davis ..Bev.. Commercial F.T.A. 3.4: Candy Sales 3: Student Council 2: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Play 3: Prom Com.. mittee 3: Intramural Sports 4: Yearbook 4. Carol Driscoll Carol College Prep Biology Club 2,4: Intramu- ral Sports 2,3: Class Play 3,4: Orange and Purple 3: Prom Committee 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Officer 3,4: Softball 3: Yearbook 4: Honor So- ciety 4. Sherry Fasold Sherry College Prep Prom Committee 3: Class Play 3,41 Biology Club 2,45 Yearbook 4: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 35 Card Sales 3: Bowling 2,3,4. Richard C. Forney Dick Commercial Bowling 2,3,4: Card Sales 3. Linda M. Fester Linda Commercial Cheerleading 2,3,4g Art Club 2,3,4: Orange and Purple 2,3,4: Card Sales- 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Volleyball 4: Class Play 3: Student Council 3: Color Day Court 4. Mary Lou Fox Mary Lou Commercial Card Sales 3: Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: In- tramural Sports 3. William R. Gaertner Bill General Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2, 3: Card Sales 33 Magazine Sales 4: Orange and Purple 3.4: Yearbook 4: Class Play 35 Prom Committee 3: Vol- leyball 2,33 Biology Club 2. '5 Roger Geary Roger College Prep F.F.A. 2,3,4: Wrestling 2: Letterman's Club 2: Maga- zine Sales 4: Card Sales 3. Dorothy Faust ..D0t,, College Prep Chorus 2,4: Bowling 2g Card Sales 43 Candy Sales 3: Magazine Sales 43 In- tramural Sports 4. Max-thina Fox Marty General Chorus 2,3,-4: F,H.A. 2,3,4g Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4 1 Prom Committee 3. Melvin M. Fouat Melvin General Intramural Sports 23 Foot- ball 2: Student Council 2, 35 Card Sales 35 Magazine Sales 4. Robert L. Gatski ..B0b,. College Prep Orange and Purple 2,3,43 Biology Club 2: Science Club 3,41 Yearbook 43 Class Play 3,45 Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Class Of- ficer 2: Prom Committee 3: Honor Society 4. Joseph R. Glowaski uJoe., Commercial Volleyball 3,45 Card Sales 3. Gail Getty Gail College Prep B owl in g 25 Intramural Sports 2: Card Sales- 3: Class Play 3.4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Magazine Sales 4: Yearbook 4: Student Council 4: Biology Club 2,8, 45 Chorus 2,3,4: Honor So- ciety 4. Edward N. Grubb ..Eddy.. College Prep Orange and Purple 3.4: Bank 21 Class Play 3,45 Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 45 Science Club 2.3. 45 Chorus 25 Prom Com- mittee 3. Bonnie Lee Hack 'LBonnie Commercial C h o r u s 2,3,4: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. William A. Gilbert Bill Commercial Bowling 2,3,45 Card Sales 3. X Betty J. Garrnan Betty College Prep Varsity Softball 35 Card Sales 35 Magazine Sales 45 Intramural Sports 3,45 Yearbook 4. Donald M. Gordon w HDOH.. College Prep W Chorus 2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Orange and Purple 3: French Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Student Council 2,3,45 Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3. John G. Hendricks Jack General Intramural Sports 25 Card Sales 35 Magazine Sales 45 Track 2: Baseball 3. 5 i I June E. Gilbert J une College Prep Class Officer 2: Class Play 35 Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Student Council 2,3,-I: Chorus 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Yearbook 4: Ensemble 2,3,4. Judith Ann Harder HJ-udy.. A Commercial Candy Sales 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 45 Cho- rus 2,35 F.H.A. 4: Class Play 3. Barbara Ann Harris Barb College Prep Chorus 2: Card Sales 3 Junior Class Play 33 Maga- zine Sales 4. Dennis Hendrickson uDenn General Card Sales SEE 2. Donna Elaine Hawk Alvin J. Hewlett, Jr. Hawkie Al Commercial General F.T.A. 3,43 Card Sales 33 Band 2,3,4g Card Sales 3: Intramural Sports 4: Mage- Bowling 3,43 Dance Band zine Sales 4: Orange and 2,3,4g Card Sales 3. Donna Beth Hartman HD. BID: College Prep Bowling 2,3,4g Science Club 3,41 Card Sales 3: Com- mencement Usher 3g Maga- zine Sales 4: Class Play 3: Chorus 2,3,4g Photography Club 4: Class Secretary 43 Prom Committee 3. , K' Edwin N. Hesbacher, Jr. ..Ted.. College Prep Gym Exhibition 3,47 Prom Committee 3 : Magazine Sales 45 Card Sales 33 Orange and Purple 3,41 Yearbook 4, Football 4: Bi- ology Club 4: F.T.A. 3,43 Art Club 4. Purple 4: Card Sales 3. Faye E. Hill R. Craig Hort Faye Craig-o General College Prep Card Sales 3 1 F.H.A. 2,3,4 3 Basketball 2,3,4 5 Letter- Magazine Sales 4. mnn's Club 2.3.4. Sharon Louise Herrold Sharon ' ' Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Stewart Allen Holdren Stew General Magazine Sales 4: Track 2, a,4. 'Z' Hayden C. Jones Jonesie College Prep Magazine Sales 4: Biology Club 2,4: Card Sales 3: Jr. Class Play 3: Prom Com- mittee 3-: Gym Exhibition 2,45 Candy Sales 3. Q Y Beverly Louise Holmes ..Bev.. College Prev Bowling 2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4Z Biology Club 2,3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Se wnfaasf :ms viii. Edward James Knauer Charlotte Ann James Ed Charlotte Commercial Commercial Magazine Sales 4 : C a 1' d Sales 3,4 : Intramural Sports Sales 3. 2.4- David A. Huber Dave College Prep 1 student Council 3,45 F0811- ball 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4 tee 3: Card mural Sports Harry Richard Kessler Rick College Prep 1 Football 2,33 Basketball 2: Card Sales 3: Prom Corn- mittee 3: Magazine Sales 54. Phoebe Jane Hinkel Pheeh College Prep Chorus 2,3,4: Ensemble 2, 3,45 Student Council 2,31 Class Officer 2: F.T.A. 3,4: French Singing 3,4: Biology Club 4. Patricia Arm Houseknecht .Tatv General F.H.A. 2,3,4: Science Club 4: Softball 3: Play Com- mittee 3: Intramural Sports 2,35 Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3. Milton Louis Knight Louie Collette Prep Judy A. Jenkins JudY Commercial Biology Club 2: F.T.A. 2,3 Yearbook 4: Card Sales 3 Magazine Sales 4. Bonnie Lea Johnson Bonnie College Prep Biology Club 2,3,4: F,T.A. 3: Chorus 2,3,4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Jr. Class Play 3: Photography Club 4: Intra- mural Sports 4g Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3. Joseph R. Koons Mime., College Prep Biology Club 4: Card Sales 35 Class Play 3: Magazine Sales 4. Janet C. Jones Shorty Special Education Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Sales 3,4. Robert La Motte ..Bobn Special Education 1 Margaret Irene Johnson Pickle Commercial Student Council 45 Intra- mural Sports 2,4: Art Club 2,45 Chorus 2,35 Honor So- ciety. 'fl5 John Francis LaMothe Jake College Prep Sales 4: Biology Club 2 Intramural Sports 2,45 Foot ball 2. Jean Arlene Kauwell Robert Richard LeVan ...Ieann ..Bob,. Commercial General Card Sales 3: Intramural Card Sales 35 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Sports 2,3. Patricia Ann Kase spat.. Commercial Prom 'Committee 3: Art Club 2: Card Sales 3: Intra- mural Sports 2,3: Bowling 2,3,4g Class Play 3: Home- room Rep. 33 Yearbook 45 Honor Society. Myron N. Leiby Butch General Intramural Sports 3 5 Maga- zine Sales 4. Joseph Terrence Lowery Jacqueline Elaine Knnuse TerrY Jackie General General Football 2,3,4g Intramural Color Guard 2: Majorettes Sports 2,3,4. 3,41 Biology Club 3,45 Class Sales 3,4. Dale Larue McCarty Esther Kline Dale Esther General General Bowling 2,3,4g Class Sales Chorus 2.3.4: Card Sales 31 3,4. Intramural Sports 2,33 Bi- ology Club 2: Magazine Sales 4. Donald E. Lewis W Janice Jean Kline Bo W Janice General I Commercial Magazine Sales 4. Card Sales 3. Thomas Edward Lunger Jean Keefer ..T0m.. HJ-ean.. General General 1 Card Sales 3. 4 l Y W Willard Lloyd Mace Karen Renee Latchford Bill Karen Agriculture General Intramural Sports 3: Fdot- Chorus 2.4: Prom C0mmit- 113112, tee 3: Biology Club 2: In- tramural Sports 2,3,4: Sales 3,45 Class Play 3. Linda L. Lazarus Linda College Prep Band 2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Ensemble 3: Science Club 4. Roy Michael Mader Mike General Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Home Room Rep. 3. Jean Litterer Jean Commercial Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Sports 2.3: Candy Sales 3: F.H.A. 2,3,4. Bernard T. Mayan Bernie General Football 2: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4 : Candy Sales 3. .greg f Alice Loreman Alice Commercial Art Club 2: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Varsity Bas- ketball 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Ronnie J. Millar Ronnie General Football 2,3,4: Basketball 2: Track 2: Student Coun- cil 2,3: Prom Committee 3: Class Officer 4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Faye Leiby ..Faye,. College Prep Intramural Sports 2: FIT. A. 2.3: Class Play 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Prom Committee 3: Year- book 4: Photography 4: Honor Society. Michael H. Mausteller Mike General Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Joanne Loreman ..i u -- Dwight D. Messersmith Joanne Dwight General Vocational Ag. Card Sales 3: Magazine F.F.A. 2,3,4. Sales 4. .1 fi James E. Morden uhm.. General Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2, 3,4: Wrestling' 2: Student Council 2: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Lois E. McCormick Lois Commercial Art Club 2: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Leroy D. Nickles Leroy Commercial Intramural S p 0 1' t s 2,3,4g Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Mary Ellen McCracken Mary Ellen College Prep Art Club 2: Science Club 3,41 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Class Play 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Year- book 4: Photography 4: Honor Society 4. l w Charles L. Mordan Charlie Special Ed. Rosemarie Lubeski Rosie Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Bi- ology Club 2: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Candy Sales 3: Class Play 3. V Frederick R. Moser I Fred Commercial 1 Bowling 2,3,4: Biology Club 2,3,4: Card Sales 3: Maga- zine Sales 4. 1 I James E. Paul Carol A. McCracken Carol College Prep Band 2,3,4: Ensemble 2,4, Class Rep. 2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Biology Club 3.4: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Intramural Sports 4: Chorus 4. Helen K. Mclndoe Jim Helen General Commercial Biology Club 2: Card Sales Intramural Sports 2,3,4 3: Magazine Sales 4: In- Card Sales 3: Magazine tramural Sports 2,3,4g Sci- Sales 4: Class Play 3 ence Club 4. W Candy Sales 3: Art Club 2 Pegzy McMichael Joseph F. Payne npeggy., HJ-oe.. Commercial General Chorus 3: Card Sales 3: Biology Club 3: Card Sales Magazine Sales 4: Class 3: Science Club 3: Maga- Play Usher 3. zine Sales 4. Harry C. Ramsey Harry Kathleen Magaro Kathy Commercial College Prep Chorus 4: Bowling 4: Magazine Sales 4: Card Homeroom Rep. 3,45 Maga- zine Sales 4: Candy Sales Sales 3: Class Play 3: Bi- 3, ology Club 2: F.T.A. 4: Prom Committee 3: Intra- mural Volleyball 2,4. Grace Mausteller Michael Reedy Gracie Mike Commercial College Prep Volleyball 2,3,4: Softball 2, Baseball, Track, Wrestling. 3,43 Basketball 2,3,4: Biol- ogy Club. Carol McWilliams Mickey College Prep Bowling 2: Biology Club 3: Jr. Class Play Committee 3. Mary Ann Markell Mary Ann College Prep Magazine Sales 4: Class Play 3: Biology Club 3: Art Club 2: Latin Club 2: Card Sales 2. Robert Pritchard ..B0b.. General gclotball 2,3,4: Wrestling 2, William Reader Bill General Wrestling, Prom Committee 3. 12' Terry W. Robinson Janice Metzger Terry Janice College Prep V College Prep Biology Club 2: Bowling 2, Card Sales 3: Candy Sales 3: Gard Sales 3: Magazine 3: Biology Club 4: Year- Sales 4: Wrestling 4. book 4: Magazine Sales 4: Class Play Usher 3. Glenn Ross Glenn Agriculture F.F.A. 2,3,4: M a g a Sales 4: Card Sales 3. Carole 0'Brien Carole College Prep F.T.A. 3: Orange and Pur- ple 3: Biology Club 23 Art Club 2: Card Sales Magazine Sales 3. Robert Richardson ..Rob.. I College Prep i Biology Club -2,3.4: Track 2,3,4: Class Sales 3,4: Year- book Editor 4: Jr. Class Play 3: Bus. Manager! of Magazine Sales 4: Intra- mural Basketball 2,3: Prom Committee 3: Honor 'So- ciety 4. , Joan L. Mertz Joani College Prep F.T.A. 4: Art Club 2,4: Card Sales 3,4: Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Class Play 3: Yearbook 4. l -N William Roshon Bill Special Ed. James Ruhl Hmm.. College Prep Student, Director of Band 2,3,4: Student Council El: Biology Club 2.3: Class Play 3,4: Track 2,3: Foot- ball 2,3: Bowling 2: P1-Gln Committee 3: Honor So- ciety 4. Marilyn Mottern Marilyn College Prep Chorus 2,3,4: Art Club 4: Science Club 4: Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3: Bowling 2. Gail Patterson Gail College Prep Art Club 2: Science Club 3: Class Play 3: Class Rep 3: Orange and Purple 4 Magazine Sales 4 : Year book 4 g Card Sales 3. Jeannie Raup Jeannie Commercial Sec. of Student Council 2, 4: Sec. of Class 3: Class Play 3: F.T.A. 4: Usher at Baccalaureate 3: Usher at Dedication of School 2: Sales 3.4: Prom Comm. 3: Volleyball 2,3,4: Dues Col- lector 2: Candy Stand 3. Saundra Reeder Sandi Commercial Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3: Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,4. Robert Savidge ..B0b,. General Football 2,3: Baseball 23 Intramural Basketball 2: Vice President of Student Council 3: Usher at Dedi- cation of School 2. Ida Ruth Rhodes 'Robert Scheetz ..Ruth., r.Bob.. Commercial Agriculture Band 3,4: Sales 3,45 Bac- Band 2,3,4: Magazine Sales calaureate Usher 3. 4: Seed Sales 2,3,4. Joan Rhinehelder UJORHU Commercial Sales 3,43 Prom Committee 3: Chorus 2,3,4: Art Club 3: F.H.A. 4. John Saxton John Commercial Magazine Sales 4: Baseball 4. Darlene Royer Darlene Commercial Magazine Sales 4 3 C a r rl Sales 3: Volleyball. 1-0- 'qi Joseph Sees HJOE.. College Prep Wrestling 2,3,4: Football 2: Candy Sales 3: Dues Collector 2. Arthur Snyder HAH.. College Prep Photography 4: Class Play 3,4: Biology Club 2: Sci- ence Club 4: Wrestling 3: Magazine Sales 4: Bowling 2. -al wg'-gi! I Terry Sudol Terry Special Ed. Magazine Sales 4. Connie Roeder Hoon., Commercial Varsity Basketball 3,45 In- tramural Sports 3,4: Candy Sales 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Year- book Staff 4. Paula Shenck Poll y College Prep Band 2,3,4: Biology Club 3, 4: Card Sales 3: Magazine 4: Prom Committee 3. 1 Howard Shobert Buzz General Football 2,3: Sales 4: Base- ball 4: Basketball 2,3,4 Intramural Wrestling! 3 Card Sales 3. 4 Lawrence Snyder Terre Jean Rumple Terre Colleze Prep Band 2,3,4: Biology Club 2, 3,45 Class Play 3.4: Bowl- ing 2: Orange and 'Purple 4: Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3: Prom Committee 3. Dorothy Schultz Larry Dottie College Prep Commercial Wrestling 2,3,4g Magazine Bowling 2,3,4: F.H.A. 4: Sales 4: Sports 3,4. I Chorus 2: Usher for Com- l mencement 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. James C. Umstead My Sally Smith lla-im., 1-Sallyvv General Commercial M ' S 1 4, Q d Orange and Purple 4: F.T. Sazlgszge a es im: A. 3.4: Biology Club 2,3,4: I Intramural Sports 2,35 1 I Yearbook 4: Chorus Zi Usher f o r Commencement 3 3 Class Play 3.4 : Prom Committee 3 3 Class Sales 3,4 : Bowling 2,3,4. Aleida Carolyn Snyder Harold Edward VanSickle, Jr. ..Bud., Aleida College Prep College Prep Football 4: Class Play 3 : Magazine Sales 4: C a r d Sales 3 : Intramural Sports Committee 3 : M a g a z i n e 2,3,4. Sales 4: C a r d Sales 3: Honor Society. Biology Club 2: Science Club 3,4: F.T.A. 2,4 : Stu- dent Council 4: Jr. Class Play Committee 3 : P 1- o m Alma Arlene Strayer Thomas J. Vargo ..Alma,. .Tomo Commercial Agriculture Secretary of F.H.A. 4. Intramural Sports 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Card Sales 3. Phyllis Arlene Styer Arthur C. Wertman Phyllis Art General General F'H-A- 2.3.4 : M a g a z i n e Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2, Sales 4: Card Sales 3 ' In- 3 4 2 ' . , : Track : Magazine tfamufal Srwrts 4. Sales 4: Card Sales 3. Linda L. Stetler Linda Commercial Intramural S p 0 r t s 2,3,4 3 Magazine S a l e s 4: Card Sales 3. Paula D. Styer Paula Commercial Intramural S p 0 1' t s 2,3,4: Card S a 1 e s 3 : Magazine Sales 4. Joseph Francis Vargo U-Toe., College Prep Football 2,3,4: Basketball 2, 3,43 Prom Committee 3: Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3. was James Vitale . .Jima General Prom Committee 3: Maga- zine Sales 4: Card Sales 3: Candy Sales 3: Wrestling 3: Science Club 4: Football ,3. -F fradfii' :.':: 1:1111 Ruthann Thomas ' 'Ruthann College Prep Intramural Volleyball 2,3: Home Room Representative 3: Magazine Sales 4: Card Sales 3: Biology Club 2,4: Prom Committee 3: Year- book Staff 4: Honor So- ciety. , ,S-Mi, z f f'f':fi:'ff'i if 'il 'A - ,'Sj.!f'.:f:1'iw-? i 'Ti'-Z'?5flfiEil2l.'f.' ' ,?fJZl,f',':-Liiliz-.., , -sf up,-i-z.. ,- Bonnie Trump Bonnie General Magazine S a l e s 4: Card Sales 3 : Candy Sales 3 3 Basketball 3: Intramural Volleyball 2,3 : Class Play Committee 3 : Biology Club 2. ,1- Alice Faye Umstead Alice Commercial Intramural Sports 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Play Committee 3. Beverly Jean Unger ..Bev,, College Prep F.T.A. 2,3,4 : Science Club 4 : French Club 4 3 Card Sales 3 : Magazine Sales 4, Charles A. Young Charlie College Prep Intramural Sports 2,3: Class Historian 3: Prom Commit- tee 3: Jr. Class Play, 3: Card Sales 3: Student Coun- cil President 4: Orange Land Purple 4: Science Clubi 4: Honor Society. Delores Mae Trump Delores General Intramural Sports 2,3: Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4: Cagndy Sales 3: Prom Co Margaret L. Swartz Margie Commercial Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4: Magazine S a l e s 4 : Card Sales 3. Patricia Ann Trump MPM.. Commercial Intramural Sports 3 : Candy Sales 3: Card Sales 3: Magazine Sales 4. Suzanne Vastine nsue.. College Prep F.T.A. 2: Chorus 2,3,4: In- tramural S p o r t s 2,4 : Jr. Class Play 3 : Card Sales 3 : Magazine S al e s 4: Prom Committee 3 5 Yearbook I 4. Joanne Watts Joanne General Art Club 4. Connie J. Watts Connie College Prep Class Sales 3,45 Student Council 3: Jr. Class Play Committee 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: F.F.A. Sweetheart 2: Yearbook 49 Class Offi- cer 4: Biology Club 4: In- tramural Sports 3,4: Soft- ball 3. Virginia L. Webb Ginny College Prep Biology Club 2.3.45 Student Council 3,45 Bowling 25 Class Sales 3,43 Prom Com- mittee 3: Intramural Sports 2,35 Chorus 23 Yearbook 4. Yvonne Nancy Yoder Nancy Christmas Card Sales 3: In- tramural Sports 2: Maga- zine Sales 4. Donna Wilt Freda Wxnterateen Donna Freda Commercial General Class Sales 3,4g Candy FHA 234 Chorus 234 Stand 3: Softball 2,35 Prom Committee 3. NAME George Anderson Carol Appleman Ronald Arner Charles Baumer Karen Baumer Lois Beard Beverly Bell Janet Bickhart Frank Boulden Rodger Bower Beatrice Brosius Shirley Buckenberger John Bulko Mary Buoy David Bush Sharon Campbell Wayne Campbell Lee Carey Betty Carr Parvin Cashner Pauline Cero Brenda Clark Holice Conrad Betty Cotner Esther Cromley Saundra Crossley Louis Dalton Barbara Davis Beverly Davis Wayne Day Donald Deibert Gretchen Dickey Jim Diehl Carol Driscoll Donald Erlston Jack Faeth Donald Fasold Bob Fleck Peter Fleming Ronald Fitzgerald Richard Forney Sherry Fasold Melvin Foust Dorothy Faust William Gaertner Linda Fester Robert Gatski Marthina Fox Roger Geary Mary Lou Fox William Gilbert Betty Garman Joe Glowaski Gail Getty Edward Grubb Donald Gordan June Gilbert Bonnie Hack Jack Hendricks Judith Harder Barbara Harris D. B. Hartman Donna Hawk Dennis Hendrickson Sharon Herrold Ted Hesbacher Alvin Hewlett Faye Hill Phoebe Hinkel Stewart Holdren Beverly Holmes Craig Hort Pat Houseknecht Dave Huber Charlotte James Judy Jenkins Hayden Jones Janet Jones Bonnie Johnson Margaret Johnson Pat Kase Jean Kauwell Jean Keefer Rick Kessler Esther Kline Janice Kline Ed Knaur Louis Knight Jackie Knouse Joe Koons John La Mothe Robert La Matte Karen Latchford INITIALS Georgeous Adenoid Cute Adolescent Rather Awkward Chattering Blimp Krazy Brat Looney Brat Big Bonue Just Batty Freaky Bug Raving Beauty Babhling Brook Shiney Bubble Junior Birrlman Most Bashful Dandy Baboon Sweet Chick Whata Clown Little Cracked Busy Cuss Pretty Cool Pretty Crazy Best Chick Holy Cow Bright and Cute Earnest Cat Some Character Looney Dope Big Drip Bull Dog Wing Ding Dilly Daily Grave Digger Just Daffy Cunning Doll Darn Earnest Jumping Fellow Dear Fellow Bar Fly Pie Face Real Fool Roaming Fellow Swell Figure Meek Fellow Don't Fight Wild Guy Lovely Face Really Gifted Mighty Fine Rough Guy Many Long Fights Wonderful Gambler Bashful Girl Justa Gangster Gifted Genius Excellent Goon Decent Guy Jabber-ing Girl Boy Hunter Just Hilarious Jolly Heart Big Help Darn Big Heart Dead Head Doesn't Harm Sheep Hercler Too Hopeless All Human? Faintly Heard Probably Hungry Skunk Hunter Buy Him Coon Hunter Pretty Housewife Dopey Hero Cleverly Jolly Jolly Jerk Happy Juvenile Just Joking Bad Jinx Merry Joker Popular Kid Jolly Kid Just Kidding Real Kute Extra Kind Joking Kid Ever Kicking Laugh Killer Jazz Kitten Just Klever Jealous Lover Real Lucky Kute Lassie PET PEEVE School Gym Class Cafeteria A Teacher P. D. Tests Slow Drivers Two-Faced People Walking School Smart Kids P. O. D. A' 'Teacher' ' ' Weird Colors Thinking P. 0. D. People Normal Kids Typewriters Women Cold Rooms Student Teacher Slow Drivers Milking Cows History Teachers Distance to Allentown Teachers Wrestlers School Book Reviews Slide Ruhl Teachers Biology Class Teachers His Ford Confident People Homework It don't Matter School Car Drivers A Teacher English Class Book Reports Prohibitionists Smoking 'True and false questions Boys who don't write Communism Smoking P. 0. D. Smoking Girls Surprise Tests A Teacher Math Class Essay Questions Drinking Drinking??? Slanting Desks Biology Biology Club Homework School Homework Jackie Knause Women Drivers Gossip Narrow Minds Homework Teachers Convertibles Losing Football Games Brothers Blue and Green Motor-Scooters Social Classes Teachers Glitter Balls Getting up in the morning Midway Lanes Flower Shops Gossip Teachers Teachers No letter from Dale Study Halls Teachers Orange Classrooms Rules on how to wear shirts Ed Grubb School Edwina l AMBITION Be Successful Teacher Engineer Electronics' Math Teacher Secretary Nurse Beautician Scientist , Educated Farmer Airline Hostess Secretary ' Marines Air Force Doctor 1 Minister's Wife Mechanic l Beatnik Art Work Engineer Home Eco omist Teacher Nurse Nurse Airline Hostess Teacher Be a Success Secretary Secretary Mechanic 3 Mechanic Teacher l Lan dscaper' Nurse l Mechanic l Be a Success Engineer Principal of D. H.'S. College l Machinist A Pro. Hill Climber Nurse ' Air Force , Nurse Journalist l Designer , Success , Secretary l Linguist W Ward Clerk Male Secretary Beautician l Pro Racer l Occupational Therapist Pharmacy College Nurse W Office Job l Male Nurse Job, Health, Happiness Live Life Nurse l Beautician Mechanic ' Secretary , Guidance Teacher Meteorologist Married Music Service Business Administration Playboy Airline Hostess College Clerical Work Teacher College Beautician Teacher Teacher Teacher Secretary Airline Hostess Business Administration Army Corps Secretary Accountant' Pack Sardines Airline Hostess College Engineer ' Air Force Beau tician DESTINY A Bum Insane Asylum Pool Shark Be Electrocuted Teach 11.5.1231 Lap Warmer Milk Maid Face Lifter Englsih Major City Slicker Hot Rod Queen Pastry Cook The Last Evangelist Butcher Mrs. Al Capone Hula Dancer Collect Termites Farmer's Wife Alcoholic Farmer Lady Wrestler Sunday School Superintendent Cow-Girl Pea Picker Gym Teacher Pencil Peddler Head Shrinker Raise Honey Snake Charmer Surgeon Spinster Truant Officer Morgue Attendant Prize Fighter Minister Dance Instructor Calendar Girl Stunt Driver Missionary Street Cleaner Can-Can Dancer School Teacher Flat-foot Hort's Business Partner Lab. Assistant Mad Scientist Prize Fighter U. S. S. R. Mother of 12 Mailman Butt Fiend Raise Silk Worms Gun Moll News Carrier Successful Opera Star Mrs. Rudy Loafer Pro Skater Millionaire Wash Test Tubes Bull Fighter Pickle Picker Janitor San Quentin Tiger Hunter Paratrooper Cymbal Player Track Star Janitor Probably will be WAC Waterboy Pie Tester T. V. Repairman Model Bearded Lady Old Maid Coal Miner Talking Champ Bare-back rider Scrub Woman Gangster Potato Peeler About twenty'kids Chauffeur Sardine Packer Taxi Driver Latin Teacher Moon Hunt Ground Hogs Sidler Hill NAME Linda Lazarus Faye Leiby Myron Leiby Robert LeVan Don Lewis Jean Litterer Alice Loreman Joseph Lowery Rosemarie Lubeski Thomas Lunger Willard Mace Mike Mader Kathy Magaro Grace Mausteller Mike Mausteller Mary Ann Markell Bernie Mayan Dale McCarty Lois McCormick Carol McCracken Mary E. McCracken Helen Mclndoe Peggy McMichael Carol McWilliams Joan Mertz Dwight Messersmith Janice Metzger Ronnie J. Millar Charles Mordan Jim Mordan Fred Moser Marilyn Mottern Leroy Nickles Carole O'Brien Gail Patterson Jim Paul Joseph Payne Robert Pritchard Harry Ramsey Jeanne Raup William Reader Saundra Reeder Mike Reedy Joan Rhinehelder Ida Rhodes Robert Richardson Terry Robinson Constance Roeder William Roshon Glenn Ross Darlene Royer Jim Ruhl Terre Rumple George Sauers Robert Savidge John Saxton, Jr. Robert Scheetz Joseph Sees, Jr. Paula Shenck Howard Shobert Dorothy Shultz Sally Ann Smith Aleida Snyder Arthur Snyder Walter Snyder Linda L. Stetler Alma Strayer Paulla Styer Phyllis Arlene Styer Terry Sudol Margaret Swartz Ruthann Thomas Bonnie Trump Dolores Trump Patricia A. Trump Alice F. Umstead James Umstead Beverly Unger H. E. VanSickle. Jr. Joseph Vargo Thomas Vargo Suzanne Vastine James M. Vitale Joanne Watts Art C. Wertman Charles Young Connie Watts Virginia Webb Donna Wilt Freda Wintersteen Yvonne Nancy Yoder INITIALS Lotta Laughs Free Loader Money Lover Real Loyal Dear Lad Jolly Laugh Attractive Lass Just Likeable Really Little Too Lucky What Mood?'l Miserable Manners Kiss Me Go Man Mighty Mouse Men And Mustangs Blooming Maniac Darn Monkey Loves Men Cheerful Miss Most Efficient Maiden Hug Me Pretty Maiden Catch Me Just Me Drum Majorette Justa Midget Real Jolly Moron Calendar Model Just Masculine Family Man Monroe's Model Little Noise Crazy Over Boys Giggle Puss Just Poetic Jutsa Pest Royal Physique Hungry for Romance Just Romantic Will Ride So Real Mighty Rough Just Right l'm Ruthie Real Rich Terribly Romantic Clever Rascal Whata Rogue Great Riot Darn Real Just Rowdy Truly Romantic Good Scholar Rural Stop Jolly Soul Jack Real Soon Just Sweet Joe Post Script How Simple Darn Sweet Sassy and Sweet Always Studying Always Smiling Winning Smile Loquacious Little Stenographer Always Shy??? Plays Softball Polite. Always Smiling True Soul Mighty Small Really Trustworthy Big Trouble Dangerously Timid ? ? 1' ? ? 'I Pleasant Anytime Always Unsatisfied Jump Up Busy Usually Hardly Ever Very Sensible Just Varsity Terrifidiculously Vigorous Sweet and Vivacious Justa Vagabond Jo's Well-Groomed Always Chasing Women Clever Youth Cunning Witch Very Wishful Dim Wit Fairly Wide Young Yo-Yo PET PEEVE Rurleness School Busses Tough Decisions Shobert Report Cards Short Skirts Africa Lunger's stale jokes Study Halls Terry Lowery Cops Loud Mouths Two-Faced People Teachers Homeroom Teasing Conceit School Food School Profanity None Homework Smoking Mansfield Short Boys His Ears Tall Boys Hort's Stale Jokes Homework Cndillacs Book Reports Homework Homework Smeared Lipstick Navy None Study Halls School A Teacher P. O. D. School Surprise Tests Girls Cold Rooms Study Halls None Teasing Feminine Boys Nicknames Big Deal People Women Drivers Biology Class Biology Class Cafeteria Food Wise Girls Cafeteria Food Biology Club Drunks Loud Mouths People Gym Teachers Homework Women Drivers Girls Speeches Tests Conceit Flat Tires A Teacher Bookkeeping Term Papers Dirty Ears Boys who don't sha P. O. D. Reports Shorthand P. O. D. Dirty Teeth Anti-Speed Demons None Conceit Men Alcoholic Girls Lazy, lndifferent P A Student Teacher Homework Gitlgling Short Skirts None A Teacher Conceit ve eople AMBITION Music Teacher Mathematician Draftsman Brewery Owner Mechanic Beautician Bookkeeper Finish School Secretary Speech Therapist Pro Baseball Be a Success Teacher Bookkeeper Carpenter Trick Rider Draftsman Mechanic Art Career Teaching lnterior Decorator Leave Danville Beautician Nurse Psychiatrist Farmer Nurse What's that?? Factory Job Teacher Accountant Pharmacist Good Job Raise a Spoiled K Teacher Artistic Barber Corvette Pro Football Air Force Secretary Farmer Beautician Air Force Artist Secretary Geologist Chemist College Farmer Drunkard Fashion Designer College Nurse Store Owner Big Game Hunter Navy Man Farmer Construction Teacher Bartender Secretary Teacher Teacher Veterinarian Draftsman Secretary Bookkeeper Secretary Air Force Mechanic Secretary Nurse Secretary Bookkeeper Secretary Marriage Commercial Artist Teacher Success Col lege Get Rich Secretary id Electronics Technician School Service Success Marriage Nurse Wife Good Citizen Stenographer DESTINY Auctioneer Deep Sea Diver Make Totem Pole Back Scratcher Violinist Shearing Sheep Embezzler Ditch Digger Weight Lifter Mr. America Bat -Boy State Executioner Marriage Klu Klux Klan Dracula's Aid Farmer's Wife Pro Pool Player Street Cleaner House Painter Bar Maid Paper Hanger Dance Hall Queen Barber's Wife Housewife Crazy Raise Cain Bootlegger Prohibitionist Mars Manage a Harem Bird Watcher Bottle Washer Traveling Salesman Old Maid Sailor's Wife Stand-In-for Elliot Ness Chauffeur for B. B. Cub Scout Leader Collect Airplanes Truck Driver Cotton-Picker Toe Nail Clipper Shoe Shiner Debater Lady Wrestler Millionaire Dope Addict Den Mother Probably will be Preacher Talking Champ Playboy Pill Pusher Hearse Driver Monkey Finder Clam Digger Bandit Pin-Boy Weld Hickory Sticks Replace Castro Housewife Grow Mushrooms Prof's Wife Game Warden Exterminator Boss's Wife Pencil Pusher . . . . . to Mickey Mantle Collect Men Grease Monkey Stand-In for a Pygmy Success Mrs. Le Van Chorus Girl Car Hop Better Half ? ? ? ? ? Job with Esquire Quiet Success Hog Caller All-American Educated Bum Heartless Flirt Zoo-Keeper Will Succeed Cave Man Druggist's Aid Ant-Eater Soda Jerk She is one Plumber High Jumper SENIOR CLASS WLLL We the most honorable class of '61, be- queath our superior attitudes, short skirts. brilliance, and other memorable attributes to the underclassmen fortunate enough to take advantage of them. Article I To our class advisor, Mrs. Ruhl, we leave a life's supply of tranquilizers, our unused magazine subscriptions, and our sincere ap- preciation for her guidance throughout our troubled years. Article II To the faculty, we leave our ability to understand the underclassmen. Article III To the underclassmen, we leave our cheat sheets and the following personal items: Joe Koons leaves his supersonic weight re- ducer to Nemo Foreman. Sally Smith leaves her comb and mirror to Sherrell Ricketts. All senior football players leave their legs to next year's varsity cheerleaders. Pat Kase leaves her height to Jeanne Hower. Ruthann Thomas and Aleida Snyder leave their Kennedy for President buttons to Ann Erlston and Nancy Karchner. John LaMothe leaves his sincere ways to Richard Walker-he needs them. Connie Roeder leaves-to become the next president. The Davis twins leave their appeal to the opposite sex to Kerry Shultz. Pete Fleming, Bill Gaertner, Bob Fleck, and Dave Huber leave the cafeteria-dirty. Carol Driscoll leaves Miss Dietz's study halls - quiet. Sue Vastine and Holly Conrad leave their sweaters to any underclassman with enough guts to wear them. Ed Grubb leaves Mrs. Ruhl - speechless. Ted Hesbacher and Buzz Shobert leave their moldy gym clclthes to - the termites. Jim Ruhl leaves his impudence to Clyde Laubach. Beverly Unger leaves her quietness to Mary Zellers, who can use it. Freda Wintersteen leaves her book, Man- hunt , to Donna Johnston. Gret Dickey leaves Jim Ruhl to the highest bidder. Jim Mordan and Bob Pritchard leave their love of older women to John Kinn and Bob Reabuck. Bill Gilbert and Dick Forney leave their motor scooters to Mr. Myerley and Mr. Ruhl for transportation to and from school. Dave Bush and Dave Huber leave their swelled heads to any junior with a hat big enough to Efit. Betty Cotner leaves her cow-milking ability to her sister, Louise. Sherry Fasold leaves her strut to Ann Guarna. Faye Leiby leaves her know it all attitude to Reed Sibleyn Craig Hort and lJim Mordan leave their ability to break training rules to Larry Rudy and Larry Willard. Mary Ellen McCracken leaves the idea that she is perfect to any underclassman con- ceited enough to believe it. The Senior class leaves - Joe Barnhart. Ed Grubb and .Poanne Watts leave their sophistication to Reds Temple and Butch Bloskey. L Art Wertman leaves - finally. Robert Richardson leaves the yearbook - unfinished. Witnessed by Quick Draw McGraw Mr. Mitchell Maynard Alfred E. Newman Auggie Doggie Doggie Daddy SO PHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September of 1958, our class, as sopho- The class officers for that year Were: mores entered the new Danville Senior High President, Robert Gatskig Vice-President, School. Craig Hortg Secretary, Beverly Holmesg Treasurer, Phoebe Hinkleg Historian, June Mr. Reeder was named our class advisor but upon his departure Mrs. Ruhl was selected. Gilbert. The big event of that year was the selec- tion of our class rings. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered D. H. S. as proud juniors, the fall of 1959. The class officers elected were: Presi- dent, Peter Fleming, Vice-President, Robert Fleckg Secretary, Jeanne Raupg Treasurer, Carol Driscollg Historian, Charles Young. Our great fund-raising campaigns of that year were Christmas cards sales, the candy- stand, and class dues. Our class was the first one to produce a Junior Class Play, which was Halfway to Heaven. It was under the excellent direc- tion of Mrs. Etheletta Charles. The theme of our Junior-Senior prom, Shangri-La , was carried out in the beau- tiful colors of Tibet. Truly we thought we were under the spell of the fountain in the land where We would never grow old. We will always be grateful to the teachers, parents and townspeople who made that night such a success. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Finally, in the autumn of September 1960, we proudly accepted the title of seniors. The officers elected for this year were: President, Peter Flemingg Vice-President, Ronald Millarg Secretary, Donna Beth Hart- man, Treasurer, Carol Driscollg and His- torian, Connie Watts. Our magazine sales program was very successful. The yearbook staff spent many long hours with their advisor in publishing the first yearbook printed by the offset process. In the very wee morning hours of June 6, we boarded the buses for New York City, where we had an exciting and a delightful day attending Broadway shows, a ball game, television shows, and Radio City. After a very amusing and entertaining Class Day, the goal we were striving toward for years was consummated in Baccalaure- ate and finally Commencement, June 9, 1961. That night our minds were flooded with memories and feelings of gratitude toward our parents and teachers who had guided us to the real commencement of our lives. IN MEMCJRIAM - Y, 7 J-if RICHARD AMMON To live in hearts we leave behind, Is not to die. Campbell- HolloWed Gr 42 4 e I Oil I1 U Ng D E R U L S S M E N I CLASS OF 1962i Standing Left to Right--Frank Wilson - Vice-President, Sandy Brown - Treasurer, Linda Albeck - Historian. Seated Left to Right-Ann Moodie - Secretary, Fred Gerringer - President, Mr. McCloskey - Advisor. 44 I Left to Right: Top Row-Robert Benfer, William Burkland, Jon Beyer, David Cooper, David Bassett, Joseph Barnhart, William Bittner, James Brobst, James Bush, Richard Cook, Paul Bogart, Lee Cook, Albert Cragle. 2nd Row-Harold Anderson, Marga- ret Bitler, Sheila Becker, Sandra Brown, Robert Brady, Randall Billmeyer, James Cotner, Beth Cain, Helene Connolly, Nancy Barsh, Claude Chappel. 3rd Row-Mary Ann Balcavage, Ethel Cero, Betty Bressler, Donna Concini, Linda Albeck, Frances Ashenfelder, Kay Bills, Irene Cero, Georganne Cook. az ff Left to Right: Top Row-John Genoa, Ronald Davis, Michael Cromley, Thomas Fallon, Terry Faust, Wil- liam Deibert, John Dryden, Albert Gerst, Fred Ger- ringer, Richard Hack, Joseph Delbo. 2nd Row-Amy Fox, Edward Dalton, Nemo Foreman, Edwin Faust, Robert Davis, George Fox, Dennis Freezer, Timothy Croft, Arthur Faust, Connie Everett. 3rd Row- Carol DeSantis, Ann Erlston, Gloria Davis, Jane Curry, Beth Giebelhaus, Alice Fulcomer, Emma Hallman, Eleanor Garroway. 4th Row-Peggy Fleck, Anna Diehl, Connie Fenstermacher, Gloria Delsite, Sally Derr. JUNIORS Left to Rlght Top Row Louls Mayan James Lew IS Rlchard Heller Raymond McM1chae1 Ralph Mc Alllster Kenneth Holdren Clyde Laubach Larly Lynn Barry Haltman Mark Leadbettel Emerson Heffner 2nd Row Pamela Henrxe Thomas Hos telley Larry McM1chael, Darwood Henrle John Raymond Johns Robert Hettmger Carol Cashner 3rd Row Mary Jane Harvey Joyce James Susan Kessler Jane Hllkert Nancy Kelly Darhs Hummel Nancy Karshner Patmcxa Henne 4th Row Glorxa Jean Hower Glona Hartman Floletta Jenkms Ehzabeth Huber Jane Iles Left to Right Top Row Warren Relbsome Glenn Mlller James Reeder Robert Paul R1ChaTd Mc Wxlhams Davld Relmold Robert Reabuck Thomas Hunter Joseph Oberdorf George Reabuck John Mlllax MacArthur Parker James Long 2nd Row Joseph Perry Alan Newman Davld Qulgg Joanne Kllllan Nancy Messelsmlth Lmda May Beverly Meltz Kathryn LEWIS John Reeder Kenneth Raup Wayne Myers Fred Pannebaker 3rd Row-Jacque lme McConnell Ahce M1ller, Ehzabeth McGu1re Betty Le1by Martha Krelsher Nancy Lehman Calol McDermott Lenore LEWIS, Ann Lewis l . . : - l x ' 1 t 1 - 9 . : v ' T 1 l v I 1 7 7 ! ' i 7 ' . . Y .QQ 1 1 y . 'y 1 I ' 1 . - T ' ' .- n , . , . .y ! .Y I ' Kinn, Blaine Keckley, James Lyons, Edward Myers, , . 1 1' D 5 . . 7 , . s 1 I 7 ' , , , I ' ' 1 a r Y . . , . . 7 , . , Q I I t i - ' 1 1 ' . ' . ' is 1 l 'l 1' 7 . ' . ' 1 9 1 V ' ' 46 JUNIORS Left to Right: Top Row-Peter Skerda, Alfred Snyder, Thomas Vargo, Alvin Strausner, Lewis Starr, Donald Van Gilder, Donald Steckly, Dale Smith, William Ryan, Kenneth Snyder, Thomas Schechtery, Richard Seidel, Larry Rudy. 2nd Row- Richard Shultz, Donald Taylor, Ann Moodie, Phyl- lis Paul, Terry Mrockowski, Sherry Mottern, De- lores Oshetski, Dale Richard, James Styer, James Roeder, Barry Rider. 3rd Row-Alice Salsman, Kerry Shultz, Barbara Moodie, Lannie Rhawn, Sarah Nogle, Eva Schagel, Sherrell Ricketts, Jane Shaffer. K Left to Right: Top Row--Henry Wray, Lee Woocl- side, Larry Willard, Donald Wemple, Dale Willard, Richard Walker, Donald West, Fred Wintersteen, Larry Warntz, Kenneth Wands, Henry Wertman, Terry Woodruff, Larry Yeager. 2nd Row-Cheryl Young, Mary Woodruff, Linda Thomas, Sara Zel- lers, Ceceila Stark, Mildred Walters, Rose Weaver, Douglas Wintersteen, Keith Young, Curtis Winter- steen, Frank Wilson, Dennis Wildt. 3rd Row-Linda Yeager, Janice Vaughn, Linda Vought, Janice Wel- liver, Shirley Stine, Carol Stigerwalt, Lois Stiger- walt, Ann Yoder. CLASS CDF 1963! W Standing Left to Right-Gene Fleming - Treasurer, George Litterer - Vice-President, Mr. Maturani - Advisor, Carol Beacher - Historian. Seated Left to Right-Kenneth Mertz - President, Laurie Brown - Secretary. ' COLORS-Red and Gold FLOWER - Blue Carnation MOTTO - Success is won by taking the risk of failure. 48 SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Top Row-Joseph Dalton, Joseph Dill, Ronnie Fry, Edward Fisher, Gilbert Gable, Harold Gilbert, Robert Dailey, Robert Dressler, John Folk, Charles Ernest, Earl Erdrnan, Gary Garman, Gregory Dennen. 2nd Row-William Gian- ferante, Ronald Forney, James Dalto, Darlene Fish- er, Nancy Cotner, Judy Fisher, Beverly Dewalt, Margaret Enterline, Leo Forbes, Dennis Frye, David Fox, Edward Fox. 3rd Row-Carol Fisher, Marilyn Cromis, Cynthia Cook, Sherry Ellis, Louise Cotner, Ruth Day, Theresa Fallon, Jane Coats, Rosemary Fausey, Gene Fleming. Left to Right: Top Row-Kenneth Burrows, Wayne Bailey, David Beagle, Vaughn Campbell, Paul Cor- bin, Robert Blee, Marvin Aunkst, David Bowen, Edward Beagle, Frederick Brady, Jerry Appleman, James Buckley, Ralph Burnheimer. 2nd Row-Joanne Bulko, Laure Brown, Roland Baylor, John Campbell, Richard Ayers, Thomas Bender, Kenneth Bills, Lawrence Bloskey, Charles Broscious, Vonnie Caro- diskey, Helen Adams, Joyce Bergenstock. 3rd Row--- Patsy Carr, Linda Appleman, Cheryl Berninger, Maryann Bramley, Saundra Buckenberger, Linda Biddinger, Judith Bower, Joanne Ash, Betty Bostian. 0 SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Top Row-George Kovaschetz, Ar- thur Jones, Gary Leadbetter, Harold Hurley, Thomas Gordon, Dennis Heller, Charles Knauer, John Houck, Vance Girton, George Johns, Marlin Kester, George James, David Johnson. 2nd Row-Emily Fox, Anne Guarna, Betty Mae Foust, Carol Hendrickson, Jeff Hostelly, Lloyd Hampton, Gary Kinny, William La- Mothe, Frances Foust, Joyce Gadeinan, Mary Lou Hack, Jane George. 3rd Row-Helen Gearhart, Mary Lou Hidley, Sue Ellen Heim, Joan Fox, Jane Fox, Julie Gilbert, Mary Heddings, Donna Henrie. Left to Right: Top Row-Ralph Myers, Rodger McMichael, Randy May, Carl Minnich, Thomas Meyers, George Litterer, James McAllister, Fred Lutz, Lewis Mathews, Allen McCracken, Joe Nied, Jim Pegg, Kevin McCoy, Robert Marks. 2nd Row- Peggy Messmore, Karen Kostenbauder, Sandy Mau- steller, Thomas Mertz, Dennis Pursel, Michael Mag'- liane, Gary PeelinL, Kenneth Mertz, Mary Ann Kovaschetz, Judy Kashner, Carol Mullen, Nancy Kashner, Donna J olinston. 3rd Row-Jeanette Jones, Maryanna Mottern,l Wanda McCormick, Judy Kra- inak, Bonnie Jones, Carolyn Johnson, Mary Manley, Suzanne Leiby. SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Top Row-Kenneth Quick, Larry Roberts, DeMont Reibsome, David Reedy, Edward Snyder, Charles Ryan, Harold Shepperson, Richard Rudy, Gilbert Riley, Paul Scisley, Frank Reedy, Terry Shepperson, Peter Rickert, Harold Gerst. 2nd Row-Richard Schenk, Chester Reitz, Reed Sibley, Donald Snyder, Jean Snyder, Beverly Reeder, Carol Shutt, Alice C'berdorf, Carol Reeder, Peggy Reeder, James Shultz, Franklin Rishel, Roger Shutt. 3rd Row-Virginia Pursel, Pearl Smith, Eleanor Seitz, Helen Reedy, Jean Roeder, Johanne Pehowic, Peggy Riley, Linda Rhinehelder, Louise Smith, Maryann Reedy. Left to Right: Top Row-Hugh Vastine, Charles Steininger, Ralph Tobias, Leon Strouse, William Thilly, Leon Wertz, Roger Yeager, Donald Wray, Clayton Temple, Thomas Wells, Marlin Tanner, William Warfield, Ronald Tanner, Bertram Wood- side. 2nd Row-Mary Catherine Zellers, Barbara Tanner, Grace Stahl, Nancy Webber, Veda Wilt, Sherry West, Carol Yeager, Paul Wydra, Edward Stetler, Rodney Williams, Dale Whitenight, Richard Voeleker. 3rd Row-Emma Woodruff, Peggy Webb, Donna Strausser, Susie Springer, Patricia Stump, Virginia Steltz, Patricia Tobias, Mary Swartz. -35 P P' ' 4 .sk 'Ri lj EA 'ff 1 1, . if x . be E ....,s ' 4 fr , Wt ',.. I I - , , 1 !5'jEV?ff'f1,,ff A P: we g ' 1 if 'I :QJ i, W iff? ' 'r , , 5 ,V ., ,,, . ci Q-:U . , :iz : - 4 xl ,Lx 2 n - mx' f .... ',. 't I' ,. ef 5 v L. in in ls,Y ng, A U r HONOR SOCIETY l Top row: Robert Gatski, Gretchen Dickey, Carol Driscoll, Phoebe? Hinkel, James Ruhl, Aleida Snyder, Pat Kase, Rob Richardson, Mary Ellen McCracken, Charles Young. Bottom row: Mrs. White Qadvisorl, Judy Jenkins, Gail Getty' Margaret Johnson, Ruthann Thomas. OFFICERS f The Danathos Chapter of the National Hon- or Society was started in 1960 with Mrs. James White as advisor. There were sixteen members who were chosen for scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These stu- dents must have acquired an average of 90? during their sophomore and junior years and must maintain an average of 88? in order to remain in the Honor Society. 'TV Top row: Mrs. White fadvisorl, Dave Bush, Gretchen Dickey. Bottom row: Ruthann Thomas, Carol Driscoll. S4 STUDENT CCUNCIL Top row: Carol Mullen, Nancy Kelly, Cheryl Young William Thllly Davld Bassett Jerry Fisher, Donald VanGilder, Joe Neid, Laure Brown David Quigg Middle row Carol Shutt, Betty Leiby, Ralph Burnheimer, Rodger Bower Alelda Snyder Jun Ruhl Dave Huber, Frances Foust, Gary Leadbetter Kay Bllls Bottom row Margaret Johnson, Donald Gordan, Jeanne Raup, Carol McCracken Gail Getty Charles Young J une Gilbert. The Student Council was started in Danville High School in 1954. Mrs. Robert Leedy has served as advisor since 1'958. The Council consists of homeroom representatives and alternates who are chosen by the students in their respective homerooms. Some of the duties of the Council are to improve school morale, provide orderly direction, and pro- mote the general welfare of the student body. Left to right: Fred Pannabaker, Betty Leiby, Charles Young, Mrs. Leedy, Kadvisorj, Jeanne Raup. SS ORANGE and PURPLE First row: Lannie Rhawn, Sue Kessler, Robert Gatski, Randy May. Second row: Linda Fester, Sally Smith, Donna Hawk, Gretchen Dickey, Gail Patterson, Janet Bick- hart, Sharon Campbell, Linda May. Third row: John Genoa, Beth Giebelhaus, Butch Heffner, Carole O'Brien, Nancy Kelly, Terre Rumple, Lois Beard, Jan Vaughn, Alan Newman. Fourth row: Dale Smith, Jerry Fisher, William Thilley, Ted Hesbacher, Lee Carey, Ed Grubb. OFFICERS PHOTOGRAPHERS 1, J First row: Bill Gaertner, Randy May. Sec- Left to right: Donna Beth Hartman. ond row: Butch Heffner, Lannie Rhawn. Arthur Snyder, Janice Metzger, Charles Third row: Mr. Mitchell qadvisorp, Robert Yopng, Mary Ellen McCracken, and Beth Gatski, Ed. Grubb. Cam- 56 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top row: Aleida Snyder, Joan Mertz, Mary Alice Woodruff, Carole O'Brien, Bonnie Johnson, Barb Davis, Lenora Lewis, Joanne Watts. Third row: Ted Hesbacher, Bev- erly Unger, Janet Bickhart, Sally Smith, Beverly Davis, Brenda Clark, Jeanne Raup. Second row: Alice Miller, Karen Baumer, Sally Derr, Mr. Geiger fadvisorj, Phoebe Hinkel. Bottom row: Emma Hallman, Kay Lewis, Jan Vaughn, Carol Appleman. ART CLUB . L 57 Left row: Bonnie Johnson, Mary Ellen McCracken, Sandy Brown, Cheryl Young, Mar- garet Johnson, Linda Fester. Right row: Donna Johnson, Carol McCracken, Joanne Watts, Sue Vastine, Ted Hesbacher, Mr. Geiger fadvisorb. 57 wg W L J gi w l v f? 'L rf '5,l.o ,ww x ,,,, A ,,,,, H x'-ENE? is git 1. mi fi swt W- L il.. Xp I 9 C 'ii we 1. 'ix :fuk .ULL :J I si 51 , -'N fi? 1'-v A L. A ' 1- -, I W r I A l 1 l l Standing: David Quigg, Phoebe Hinkel, Pauli Shenck, Roger Geary, James Ruhl, Carol McCracken, Charles Young, Saundra Crossley, Janice Metzger. Seated: Barbara Harris, Beverly Holmes, Mrs. Houck, ad- visor, Gretchen Dickey, Beverly Unger, Donald Gordan. Top ,rows Charles Young, Mary Alice Woodruff, Conna Beth Hartman, Aleida Snyder, Pete Fleming, Jim Vitale, Don Fasold, Lee Woodside, Larry Lynn, Frank Boulden. Officers: Dave Bush, Mary Ellen Mc- Cracken, Mr. Klinger, advisor, Donna Beth Hartman, Marilyn Mottern. I 1 i T A +- P M , ,uv I I .NM x .1 W, ,bv I I ACTIVITIES and ATHLET CS CLASS OF ls SENIOR Y is ll-I kg L- Left to right: June Gilbert, Sue Vastine, Charles Young, Ron Arner, John La Mothe, Gail Patterson, Ted Hesbacher, Barbara Davis, Beverly Davis. 1 Top row: Virginia Webb, Louis Dalton, Judy Jenkins, Frank Boulden. ' Bottom row: Faye Leiby, Mary Ellen McCracken, Sherry Fasold, Bob Gatski, Gail Getty, Janice Metzger. ilgxl f Top row: Karen Baumer, Betty Garmen, Pat Kase. Bottom row: Ruthann Thomas, C a r ol Driscoll. UNDERCLASSMEN and ADMIN STRATION TRESOR 1961 STAFF fix Top row: Joan Mertz, Connie Watts. Bottom row: Connie Roe- der, Sally Smith. ,m s , PHOTOGRAPHY and BUSINESS li Top row: Faye Leiby, Marilyn Mottern, Bonnie Johnson, Dave Bassett Bob Fleck, Gretchen Dickey, Phoebe Hinkel, Craig Hort, Betty Cotner Bottom row: Art Snyder, Pete Fleming, Bill Gaertner, Frank Boulden. Left to-right: Carol Driscoll, Mary Ellen McCracken, Ted Hesbacher, Ron Arner, Rob Richardson, Mr. Miller, advisor, Sherry Fasold, Bill Gaertner. ml . .limi-,l Y:xws.1iz.oz 1 Efiaaefzi, T r in V ,W , M W, u ,1.:g,ez5'E EDITORS FUTURE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 71 ft ? g , Top row, left to right: Mary Manley, Sandy Maus- knecht, Phyllis Styer, Pauline Cero, Mary Bouy, teller, Ethel Cero, Carol Reeder, Mary Kovachetz, Joan Rhinehelder, lPeggy McMichael, Paula Styer, Carol Yeager, Nancy Kashner, Barbara Tanner, Linda Lazarus, Dottie Shultz, Sue Leiby. Bottom Mildred Walters, Danna Henrie, Judy Harder, row: Mary Ann Reedy, Mary Swartz, Linda Rhine- Sandy Crossley, Freda Wintersteen, Marthina Fox, helder, Alice Salsman, Gloria Hartman, Sharon Janet Jones. Seated Around Table: Patty House- Parker, Peggy Riley, Helen Reedy, Elizabeth Boyd. FUTURE FARMERS OF AYMERICA 1 1 w Top row, left to right: James Cromis, Tom Myers, visor, Robert Hess, Tom Vargo, Chester Reitz, John Snyder, Paul Corbin, Marvin Aunkst, Willard Marlin Tanner. Bottom row: Dennis Fry, James Mace, Dwight Messersmith, Ed Beagle, George Fox, Cotner, Larry Shultz, Dick Shultz, Ruth Day, F.F. John Bulko, Charles Baumer, Robert Scheetz. Mid- A.Sweetheart, Paul Bogart, Tom Schechterly, Bob dle row: James Styer, Ronnie Fry, Charles Ernest, Benfer, Carl Minnick. James Brobst, Larry Roberts, Mr. Litwhiler, ad- 1 l fo 9 Members of the Class of 1960 chose Johanne Millar and L i n d o 1' Hendrickson as King and Queen of the Jun- ior-Senior Prom of 1960. On May 6, 1960 the Class of 1961 presented the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was Shangri-Law. It was held in the Danville High School Audi- torium and music was by Mal Arter and his orchestra. J U N I O R S E N I O R P R O M l 1 K X l . u JUNIOR CLASS PL Y Top row. Craig Hort, Charles Young, Edd1e oe csv Pete Fleming. Bottom row: Donna Beth Hartman, Gretchen Dickey, Gail Getty. Top row: Bob Gatski, Charles Young, Art Snyder, Charles, director, Donald Gordon, June Gilbert, Lee row: Sherry Fasold, Suzanne Vastine, Joan Mertz, Jeanne Raup. 66 Ethletta Bottom Fester, SENIOR CLASS PLAY G! Top row: Rick Kessler, Donna Beth Hartman, Mrs. Ethletta Charles, director, Art Snyder, Dave Huber. Bottom row: Craig Hort, Paula Shenck, Donall Gordan, Lee Carey, Mary Ellen McCracken, Donald Fasold. .pw Top row. Gall Getty, Carol Driscoll, Gretchen Dickey, Ed Grubb, Joe Koons, Charles Young, Jim Ruhl. Bottom row: Bob Gatski, Sherry Fasold. V 67 comm QUEEN AND OURT its C 5 V I w I 4 Linda Fester QTL ,Q ,L Sf 1 71, ' Phoebe Hinkel Q I Margaret Johnson Jeanne Raup sa Betty Cotner A T H L E T I C S HEAD COACH l H 1 1 -31'-14, l ' l 'QTL -m egan A filllg yl Q:-1. Q5 2 V .gg,:El' 1 mul-,H T J:1ll1p,,, ,,,1,,,I , f M 1' 'TE 7 Q., 'fs 2 Q ,,., W 1 am ,L Mr. Jay Livziey First row: Joe Vargo, Terry Lowery, Bob Pritchard, Jim Mordan, Rodger Bower, Myron Leiby, Rick Kessler, Pete Fleming, Craig Hort, Dave Huber. Second row: Ron Millar, Mark Leadbetter, Dave Reimold, Tom Vargo, Al Gerst, Dale Willard, Larry Willard, Larry Rudy, Jim Lyons, Fred Gerringer, Warren Reibsome, Butch Heffner, Bud VanSickle. Third row: John Campbell, Charlie Steininger, Greg F FOOT DHS OPP Sunbury . . 5. . . . 32 0 Shamokin . . .3 .... . . . 25 6 Selinsgrove . . . . 26 0 Jersey Shore . . . . . . 38 18 Milton ...... . . 6 6 Lewisburg . . . . . . 38 6 Lock Haven . . . . 6 38 Berwick . . . . . 6 28 Bloomsburg .. .. O 13 Coal Township . . . . 6 6 Dennen, Joe Neid, llen McCracken, Gil Gable, Ken Bills, Butch Bloske , George Litterer, Dave Reedy, Paul Scisly, George Johns. Fourth row: Harold Shepperson, Jerry Snyder, Jim Buckley, Bob Marks, Dick Voelcker, Jolin Houck, Tom Bender, Henry Wertman, Ken Quick, Joe Dill, Ron Baylor, Ed Dalton. V l BALL COACHES ' A - ' ,Wg .., li? e , ' ' -Vg, ,,,gfx ! 1. ' ':-:: .,,' 'Q 1' ' ' ,fa - k r Hin 'V ' , ,.. N, , W . . ,Aw-17 Mr. William Elder, Mr. Eugene Snyder, Mr. John Maturani, Mr. Bernard Zaborowski, Mr. Robert Aurand, Mr. Jay Livziey. '--1, L. .ini 'M ' '4 UH! lgil VT ww' ,H , W 1 'Nm x-'Nw' 1 nu... ,N ui ' . u Y , ii 1 1 SENIORS x ygfv w . , ,, l- . gully v-1 ,Hu f V ' M 'if' mf., M -41 I ' Ml' 'r - L , - nay.: fx. Y- i Dave Huber, co-captaing cen- terg made 3rd team Susque- hanna Conference, and given honorable mention for U.P.I. J u. . I'- Bob Pritchard, co-captaing Jim Mordan, co-captaing full- tackle backg made 2nd team Susque- hanna Conference, and given honorable mention for A.P. F53 iff 33 at l 53 Craig Hort, guard '. C15 ,- '1- gf Joe Vargo, halfbackg made lst team Susquehanna Conference, and given honorable mention for U.P.I., and nominated for Big 33. as-Q Ron Millar, quarterback NED , -v .v A - my 4' C' Terry Lowery, tackle Rodger Bower, tackle Art Wertman, tackle 72 BASKETBALL Front row: Bill Gaertner, Mark Leadbetter, Dave Fox, Fred Gerringer, Larry Warntz Back row: Dick Heller, Dave Bush, Larry Rudy, Tom Bausch, Clyde Laubach, John Millar, Joe Vargo. Missing from Picture: Jim Long, Jim McAllister. VARSITY Hughesville ..... Lock Haven .... Montgomery .... Shamokin ...... Central ......... Northumberland . Shamokin Catholic Coal Township .. Sunbury ........ Berwick ..... . Selinsgrove ..... Bloomsburg ..... Milton ....... . Lewisburg . Jersey Shore .... Sunbury ..... . Berwick . . . . Selinsgrove .. . Bloomsburg ..... Milton ...... . Lewisburg ...... Jersey Shore ...... Mount Carmel .... Bloomsburg ....... Shamokin Catholic ,Hi 'x Second place trophy Blooms- bur St t Clle e Tou - g a e o g rna ment. J. V. Hughesville ..... Lock Haven ..... Montgomery .... Shamokin ...... Central ......... Northumberland . Shamokin Catholic Coal Township .. Sunbury ........ Berwick ..... . Selinsgrove ..... Bloomsburg ..... Milton ...... . Lewisburg . Jersey Shore .... Sunbury ..... . Berwick . . . . Selinsgrove .. . Bloomsburg ..... Milton .......... Lewisburg ...... Jersey Shore .... Bloomsburg State College Tour ment Bloomsburg State College Tour ment Bloomsburg State College Tour ment QTA! U P .9 Q 1 ,, 111' M. i 'N-rl? ' 1 .V ,. Tl. AP ,L I, . Q 1. 4 W- ei N MPM, Bill Gaertner V Fred Gerringer Senior ,NW N Junior i i ' . Mr. Walter McCloskey I - Coach -N . x ' . N ' 'fy' , I, far? 1,5 fl,-5 j' :L 'W Az- Dave Bush Joe Vargo Senior Senior 74 w i Q Q .f 5 V41 l ew X I ,., Am Iv 'H 5' I AJ .w, . 1 . 'rv 'I ll Il wif! 1 9' 334 I5 ,-J , .sf Miss Ruby w, WY' Sewnd .ro Lantue C tnf-11 che, ter and Fietgaugey Ann Moo 'ors' Lindages Beth Glebe 5810 ' B1 5 1 l gy' First fowgenrie Kay 'sher Gmeehn CHEER 1 GIRLS R 9' ' Steele 1 slit Emgliiqargl Fisher, June Gilbert, Jane Nogle 3, H Y H, 'x,,. ' .1 4. xg 'N 11' e econd. row: Betty Cotner, Grace, Mausteller, Kay LGWIS, Mary Ellen McCracken, Cheryl Young. , v I . vf ,J r .' 1 'EA I 76 LEADERS Left 15 . Carodfgkflght: ,ga e-V, Cynthgldy Brow a C U, Jan Ooky S 9 C herrell Rgflfggtifaaicy Kelly L B A S K E T B A L , ene Flernihgfuislizgftner, Vonni First row: Carol Beecher, Jeanie Rhoeder, Caro- lyn Johnson. Second row: Louise Cotner, Rose Weaver, Peggy Webb, Karen Kostenbauder. Milton ..... West Snyder . Coal Township Selinsgrove .. Lewisburg .. Middleburg .. Coal Township Milton ...... West Snyder Mifflinburg .. Selinsgrove .. Bloomsburg .. eth paul 6 DHS Opp 31 24 28 41 . . . 38 22 . . .39 1'9 28 36 37 36 .. 30 25 .. 11 13 47 25 . . . 35 33 . . . 44 19 . . . . 41 19 .. 25 19 Saint Cyril Academy . .. WRESTLING Demonstrating: Captains, Joe Sees and Larry- Snyder. First row: John Campbell, Bill Warfield, Ralph Myers, Jeff Hostelly, Harold Anderson, Joe Gerstl Marty Neitz, Tom Gordon, Ken Wands. Second row: Wayne Myers, Charles Steininger, Jim Lewis, Tom Vargo, Ralph Tobias, Jim Lyons, Bill Thilly, Barry Rider, and Gieorge Sexton. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Montgomery Central ..... Bloomsburg . Selinsgrove . Coal Township Berwick .... Mount Carmel West Snyder Milton ...... Shamokin . Lewisburg .. Sunbury .... Southern Area DHS Opp, . ..16 31 ..26 30 . ..27 23 ..10 43 .. . 9 35 . . 9 41 .. ..19 28 ..30 29 . 9 44 . 8 40 ..15 35 ..36 12 ..28 21i Left to right: Eugene Snyder Elder fwrestlingl, and James 78 D, Jay Livziey and William fbaseballj. 19 - BASEBALL- 60 Kneeling, left to right: Dick Forney, Dave Bush, Dave Huber, Jack Oshetski, John Millar, Joe Vargo, Dave Reimold, Larry Rudy. Standing: Coach, Mr. James White, Albert Gerst, George Reabuck, Tom Stroh, Dick Heller, Gerald Galiley, Terry Lowery, Duff Killian, and Fred Wintersteen. TRACK Left to right: Charles Steininger, Ken Bills, John Campbell, Ken Quick, Rodger Bower. Front Row: Rob Richardson, Wayne Myers, and Jim Pegg. BOWLING Sunbury .. Sunbury .. Lewisburg . . . Lewisburg . . . Williamsport . Scranton ..... Northumberland Northumberland Williamsport . Bloomsburg ........ to be played Bloomsburg .... Scranton ..... Left to right: Don Snyder Bob Marks, Fred Moser Jack Gilbert, Ralph Burn X heimer. Opp. 1 10 O 5 293 12 1 6 9 DHS 8 11 9 11 17kt 8 19 1'4 11 80 Congrafufafiond and Mai WMJAQ6 to the Class of 1961 KENNEDY-VAN-SAUN MFG. gl ENG. CORP. B! l Compliments of Congratulations Deihl's Firestone Store To the Class of '61 Tires and Tubes Authorized Philco Dealer MARKS 132 Mm street Shoes Clothing Danville, Pa. Cl'H11DllIllC1ltS h Compliments of of DANVILLE i MIDWAY BOWLING LANES SILK Phone BR 5-0241 COMPANY SOUTH DANVILLE l PLANING MILL CO. Compliments Contractors - Builders of South Danville, Pa. MILL WORK Estimates Cheerfully Given WILLIAM FERMIER COI11plil11C1ltS CO1I1llliIl1ClltS of of Lawrence-Horton Motor C DANVILLE TIRE SERVICE BRmVning 5.2212 Vl,fI.C.XNlZl'NG K lQlf'l'Rl2.'XDINC Mill 8: Center Streets 354 Ferry Street T'l1om': TYR 5-3730 Danville, Pa. Danville, Pu. l H CAIN'S Compliments PHARMACY of R. R. CAIN, Pharmacit DR. F., H. 108 Mill Street Danville, Pa. Dentist Crmipliment. of DOC'S SHOE REPAIR Service with a Smile 321 Mill Street Danville. Compliments of .IAN'S JEWELERS 319 Mill Street Danville, Pa. Danville Service Center Cmnplimenta T E X A C O Gas - Oil - Lubrication ml DUFF JUDY MILLER SHOP KILLIAN DANVILLE WILLIAMS FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY CO., INC. Danville, Pa. 328 lferrv Street Ilanville, Manufacturers of Ladies, Pajamas COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES l Compliments of PURSEL'S CLEANERS ' D. B. Pursel DIAL LOAN COMPANY Phone: BR 54 3560 6 East Mahoning' Street Danville, Pa. Compliments of LEWIS CHEVROLET Danville, Pa. Compliments of W. T. GRANT COMPANY Danville, Pa. One Stop Shopping Center Everything for the Family and Home Compliments of KORNER MEAT MARKET BURNS' DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists 348 Mill Street Danville, Pa. ,, nn 5-1 l Compliments Compliments of of DAILEY'S MILLER'S TASTEE FREEZE Bloom Street Store Compliments Compliments of f O BRADY'S SUNOCO SERVICE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 518 Walnut Street Danville, Pa., Mrs. Mary Ruhl, Advisor Phone BR 5-9947 Memo to Seniors:- WHAT'S IN THE FUTURE? College? Special Training? A Business of your own? A Job and Plans for a home and family? A regular Savings Plan at FIRST NATIONAL BANK Will help you attain any goal quicker Get The SAVINGS HABIT and Make The Most Out of Life First National Bank of Danville 85 Qompliments I I XX I i , 1 of Mwst S .hlul Luau State Infpections - Repairs Bloom'and Jay Streets D 11 P BEST XX ISH1 5 C0l'lR'I'2lfl1lZltiOl'lS N EWBERRY'S . . . CAPITOL RESTAURANT Your Family Store AND CANDY I l MONTOUR COUNTY'S OLDEST BANK THE DANVILLE NATIONAL BANK 86 Danville Livestock Market, Inc. LIVESTOCK SALE Every Monday and Thursday AUTO AUCTION Every Wednesday Evening lOl 31 IJX'XXllll IX C Ig' tulat Complim t To the Class of '61 of NORWUOD FLECK SHERMAN'S JEWELERS Insurance Danville, Pa. Da. ll P B ' k P C pl 1 f HENRY VOELCKER 3-KZZTIRIX SIIIII IHONI PI 57337 DXNXHLI PENNA 87 Congratulations and Success to the Class of 1961 MARKS Sz PETERS E. Robert Marks Arthur M. Peters, Jr. Compliments of SAM M. JACOBS Compliments of GEORGE DIETZ AND SONS Barber Shop OTTO'S AUTO SUPPLY 279-281 Mill Street Danville, Pa. Phone BR 5-1561 Compliments of DR. J. M. MOORE Byron Mertz, Jr. STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE 121 Northumberland Street Danville, Pa. Compliments CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 of MILLER'S COAL YARD BLUE'S CHEVRON PREMIUM COAL SERVICE SUNHEAT FUEL OIL JAMES BLUE, Prop. 24 Hour Burner Service McVey's FURNITURE AND GIFT SHOP Visit a complete house set up in room displays. 122 E. CENTER STREET BR 5-3481 DAN VILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of THE INTERSTATE AMESITE CORP. GROVANIA, PENNSYLVANIA IN CONGRATULATIONS DITZLER'S STATIONERY Compliments of FESTER'S HOME SUPPLIES 729 Mill Street Congratulations To the Class of '61 DANVILLE SUPPLY CO. Home Decorating Store Wallpaper and Paints Compliment. of DANVILLE READY MIXED CONCRETE CO., Inc. 4th Sz Walnut Streets 345 Mill Street Phone BR 5-0330 P. O' Box 201 DANVILLE, PENNA. Clarence Kramer Owner Phone: DANVILLE BR 5-3211 89 l WHEREVER YOU G0 WHATEVER YOU DO YOU'LL ALWAYS READ A NEWSPAPER You can ALNVAYS Rely on US fand only usj to give y News oi-Your Hometown . . . Your own School . . . Your own Friends . . . and Neighbors A Family Friend, Tried and True for over 65 Years T D 'll N r Compliments WE OWURSELVES THE BETTER SERVE BY SERVING OTHERS of BEST FOLLMER THAD S. VINCENT TRUCKING Compliments COMPANY of Danville, Pa. WORKMEN'S LUNCH Books - Migazines - Newspape 90 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of Danville Senior High School for 1961 law .l Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 FROM THE CLASS OF T962 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF T961 FROM PHOTOGRAPHY BY MUZZY CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISH ES TO THE CLASS FROM TH CLASS T 963 OF T961 E OF A WAGNER'S JEWELRY STORE A Good Place To Buy Good Jewelry Danville, Penna. DANVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Remodeling Engineers Aymar Cutler-owner 322 Ferry Street Danville, Penna. BR 5-0311 Compliments Compliments of of DON JONES R. R. HORNBERGER SUNOCO STATION 735 East Market Streetz Well Driller- Water Systems Danville RD 1542 Compliments of GEORGE'S FLOWER Sz GIFTS 314 Mill Street Danville, Penna. BR 5-4400 Compliments of CAMERON S. MYERS Chartered Bus Service Remington Chain Saws Sales and Service Danville RD 41 Phone BR 5-1558 Compliments of SERVICE ELECTRIC CO. Community Antenna Systems Merck Sz C0 M E MERCK C K Rxesearch 8a Production for the Nation's Health CHEROKEE PLANT MERCK CHEMICAL DIVISION Inc. Danville, Pennsylvania 96 Qeama.-mx IIIIST QUALITY Ill Yllll


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