Derry Township High School - L Histoire Yearbook (Yeagertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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'53 Yeagenown, Pennsylvania ' ij 1 Stix gm NX. gf Xi QV sl l . Q. W Jag. 'OAN -J Ng f Autumn to winter, winter into spring, Spring into summer, summer into fall, So rolls the changing year, and so we change, Motion so swift, we know not that we move. And so we, the Senior Class, wish to bring to you a year full of Memories to treasure through all years. From season to season, we wend our way from enrollment as a new class to the time when that final step, Graduation, is reached. On the following pages, in the order in which they take place, you will find pictorial records highlighting the year 1950-1951 at Derry High. mtl AW Summer Winter I Editor ......... Associate Editor. . . Literary Editor .... Sports Editor .... Business Manager ..... Secretary ....... Literary Staff .... Sports Staff ..... Business Staff ..... Typists ..... Advisors . . . .f L'HISTOIRE STAFF Spring . . . . .Jeannine Miller .........Sallyl-lang . . . . .Margaret Musser . . . . .Raymond Goss .james McGinness ...................janice Moifet . . . . .M. Reeder, M. Freet, R. Minsker, A. Oberlin, P. Peters, P. Stuck. .........j. Goss, J. Harshbarger, M. Kline, G. Swyers. N. Baker, N. Eckard, A. Henry, S. Hess. M. Sprout, D. Mowery, C. Harbst, J. Miller. ......HenryT.Deiss, Elizabeth T. Hunter. 3 X ? v 3 Q , 5 , s Hlll lllliil MATER to thee Old Z5 .Mag 'QL L.. 'I.- .1 I bf 'L fp, 'Y .-high ideals w9'll chkrish Wmwwwwu- u I . 2 ,, N Jffia Z, ' 1' ' 5 Afzd your merits f' f . ' ' H ' . o, o ' fp, V I 'I IWW' l , . ! , , ' V ff true fame 3 ' x I J 'f W'eeverwillbeloyaland..... ,nv 1 , 5 ' mg We'll praise your grand old name. wav. ' g ,. M, 1 ,, ,, ,MM ,U . ,, 2 X , A WQQW f H f e f Vi , I . K i i . K, ,. ER, 41 A f , , , , ini-iixx 'W in : 1 fYqw'51.gg5',--11 f -K Lf 1. ivy' A 'W fi 'i 4 f J V, 1 1 . ,AN . ., vK.Z K N v--,,, L 3 ., ,W K K K . 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MITCHELL Vice-President ISAAC ST EF FEN Secretary ALVIN A. MILLER President THLETIC COUNCIL A. NELSON YEARICK Left to Right: Samuel C. Mitchell, Alvin A. Miller, Isaac Steffen, T. Henry Deiss, A. Nelson Yearick, Richard Gilbert, joseph Mowery, j. William Riden, Paul E. Swank, Harvey Gilbert, Mrs. Arlene Leiter. GEORGE W FULTZ LCD I 1 '41 'im . eehe 0 1 . ,- ' f . . 1 1' 12 e fri' if ' f. XL I W i jx .f1e.w-it xx V , ,f Q ' -' -'- A sf 'd j iii ,. - 'T' 'f X -f. . 1 X Q ,A X A II 1 .,1 , X n 1 - . V' i m ' I5 ' A A ' f. I '-Q, Y W' 1 'I Y- wf 1 4 N U 1 - f, 1 2 -:V -gg !! ,ln rs s if., -, M wink A . dpal Paul E' S SuPcrviS'n55 Pun ' X William Riden High School Principal N J ' -2 Q ff - ww- -.-v1!g.i ' .441 The.fe men give to uf the wiydom and underftand- ing which have come to Ihem lhrough yeaff of Jludy and experience and Jo make our eduration meaning- ful in a troubled and changing world. W-ff' .,.......-af' .--ff' ,,...-1 Left to Right: Pauline U. Henderson, Lois P. Long, Marian B. Haller, Catherine L. Thompson, Elizabeth T. Hunter. Who rlimhr the gmnznzar-tree, diftinctly knouff Where noun, and verh, and participle grows. Left to Right: Wendell W. Henderson, T. Henry Deiss, Martha E. Barnes, Harold A. Webb. Scienfe when well digexied ir nothing hut good Jenfe and reaJ0n .XA S ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES FAC LTY SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS .lf ' ffm' I' V, ,L . .- ,4 ,wnzfffr-'Q-J' 1 1 9 HISTORY FACULTY 'Wi' 4 Left to Right: Gerald Woomer, john W, Estright, james M. Leader, Jonas Yoder. Hi5tory ir u witnefr of the timer, the touch of truth. the life,of memory, the teacher of life, the mersenger of antiquity Kathryn D. McClellan, Phillip H. Daubert Commerre link: all mankind in one common brother hood of mutual dependence and interertrn Elsie H. Rodgers, Vocal Musicg Hans W. Uberseder, In- strumental Music Mu5ic is mid to be tbe .fpeecb of angelfu A sound mind in a found body is a thing to be prayed for IVIUDIK, FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mary H. Edwards, Albert Brown v 4, Q ,,. I xv f L . . I l. .ffigsfi . S . 1, ,ig -4? i ' 6' '3 AiYQ752? ',h?f'4 i I' . 'K a i- x lirff ' Z if 7 l I ' f if 'Q ii -' ' 1 I , 'Th--.,yVT E 31'- V? Y 1 l -, , I ' '5vll7if' 31gFf1 'F fi. i Xi. . cg 1 -- ' iQ2fk??7ffif? ' '1 'S 4 X Q- - W ...I i,!-wgfioayff + . . V o n Daubert School Nurseg Dr. Cu S. In ram, School Dent'st- J 2 ' ' Y g ' ' HEALTH Jeanne Kreig, Dental Hygienistg Dr, Stephen Marthouse, fnot pic- turedj School Physician. The fir!! wealth iJ health SECRETARIES Mrs. Arlene Leiter, Secretary to the School Board and to Mr. Swank x X JY' E X4 E ,EM . X ,. Q, Mrs Berg, R l eestmall, Sqtera 1 11 den , v ,. as-x, . ff J , 9- . 4 X4 fa ' A PM A xifss M T f in 41,32 , 4 iw b A A V T f , K fsm- k ,ul . has - W X . my f - Ht ' ' a g Q ' ' gr , xi vi, , X I K ' ' 3 VX: '. .lf v a', . Q nn .1 ,' 1. rs' ' ' ' Aw Z' 3 e Q 1 K I v wg -' n 'n -1 . vs., Ir 4' ' n .ul . h, .. .3 - ' pl 4q,. - 4, ' -1 l - I Y , . if 91..A ' An! , , ' .... 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R , .Q N -V' 5 ' 4 X V t s R . s r 5 X w 9 'X b X F , I ' ' f s 9 'M L kL'A fi k R in , 1' A Q W f fv A ' ' A rx I m1'..rQg 3Ul1ll-if . 141114 f'5 N lx if i -, W C ' ,. gg af M '- ' IQ -Ctr 'TS -v A Q. mx ' I Q 1. af 1 V7- ir -f 1.1 'Q 3 .Lx ft-,: an Ifiril Row: jones, j. Wilson, P. Treaster, Musser, Powell Archey, McMinn, Richards, Kauffman, Hook, Farleman, Fry, Becker, Semzzd Row: Smith, Thomas, Knode, Treaster, Haller, Barger, Kephart, Hess, Bender, Moore, DeArment, Hearn, Laird, Druckenmiller, Bell, Frazier 1 ' A E ' f wr 1 1 '35, ' rift '71'-f4f9f5.e'i ' , 'JW-vi as S. Roghrock, Warner, L. Goss, Randolph, Erhard. Third Row: Snook, Richardson, Mathias, Lash, Zavacky, Wal- ter, Harbst, B. Lepley, Eby, Phillips, Clark, Rhodes, Meek, Brobst, Simpkins, Ritter, Grifhth, Shawver, Kraut, Himes. EVE TH GRADE It All Began Fin! Row: Gingher, Van Art, Barley, Crawford, B Harshharger, Reed, Schrengast, Eckley, Wilt, Freed Benner, Rheam, Smeltzer, Bressler, Weaver, Hollobaughz Lash. Semnd Raw: Spiglemeyer, Boremen, Moore, Brown, Thomas, Leoras, Rothrock, Bixler, johnson, Wal- ler, Loudenslager, H. Lepley, Bingman, Platzer, I. Mac 5 WA .'?'f'5,1 I-zaneer, Guthridge, Longwell, G. Wilson, Corbin, B. Goss, Marker. Third Row: Hannon, Fye, Wray, Shilling, K. Mackneer, Tate, Walls, Romig, Stidfolc, Combriato, Walters, M. Harshbarger, Foltz, Green, Brought, Ernest, Knepp, Havice, Morrison, Haines, Bousum. . A A p . -ea - av? QQ' 0 JU E s A ul 'Q Sp fl n I f , , -ix 4CQg M E 8 ff' if si 5 r rp... Firrl Rout Wagner, Keller, Spigelmyer, Walters, S. Spag- nolerti, Logan, Amspacker, Werzel, L. Bixler, Moore, Fultz, Yetter, Hunter, Gutshall, Sunday. Secwzd Razr: Mitchell, G. Thomas, Snyder, Richard, Hassinger, Shep- herd, Smith, Walker, joll, Musser, Strauser, Vawn, Reese, Hoffman, McCoach, Zimmerman, Ramsey, D. Spagno- W? letti, Rager, Havice, McMinn, Third Row: Ganrz, K. Whitsel, Ritter, Eckley, Bowersox, Mendler, Fink, White, Shields, Shingler, Gesselman, Hummel, Harbst, Markley, Peffer, Greenaway, Connor, Robinson, Stringfellow, C. Rorhrock, Wagner, McCardle. llllillllll lilll-lllll One Step Forward Firrt Row: Knode, Leach, Stewart, Boreman, Ferguson Lauver, Lindsay, Henry, Hampton, Doris Druckenmiller Hood, Wagner, Murphy, Heck, Tate, Criswell, Olnick. Set-ond Row: Edwards, Feldpusch, Goss, Kauffman, Gin- gerich, Shipe, McAllister, Baker, Lee, V. Simonetti Ritter, Hamilton, Yetter, Shirk, Dave Druckenmillcr, M Whitsel, Fryer. Third Row: Fox, Gingerich, Specht Bittinger, Richard, Helwig, Gilbert, Aumiller, Snyder Peters, Ucic, Rothrock, Plank, Amspacker, Baxter, Mack neer, Kline, Fisher, Crissman, North, N. Simonetti, Laird fl fax. Fmt Row: Broome, McCoach, Freet, Corbin, Evans, Smelrzer E 'Wagner Wright Yohn Rorhrock Evsard Marker, Singleton, Gregg, Randolph, Baker, K. D Wagner Thnd Rau Fuhrman L Goss Fark-man Goss, Rosenbaum, Schellenberger, Wray. Semnd Row: Fisher Richardson Berrier Bailey Bigelow Moffet freasrcr, Fryer, Wagner, Coudrict, Yoder, Schreiber, Hamilton Henry Thomas Bender jones NINTH GRA DE Hayway Up and Habfway Down Fin-.fl Roni: Mohr, Ilioff, Leeper, Dill, Woomer, D. Wag- ner, Elliot, McBride, Singleton, Brought, Morrison, Wilt Lilley, D. Corson, Fisher, Kupple, Logan, D. Corson Semnd Row: Reeder, Stains, Barger, Woods, McCardle Q 4 C, ,N , . ,, I Q. .. 37-lfihiu 1950 VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES September 8 Bellefonte Q Aj September 23 Millersburgh QHQ September 30 Danville Q H Q October 6 Lewistown Q Aj October 14 State College Q H Q October 2 1 Mount Union QHQ October 28 Williamstown Q HQ November 4 Juniata Valley Q HJ November 11 Orbisonia QHJ November 18 Northumberland Q Aj November 23 Juniata Joint Q Aj ,Vw VARSITY SQUAD Firrt Raw: Hoffman, QMgr.j, Russler, Burke, Schrecengast, Walker, Gregg, Zimmerman, Clark, Peters, Gilbert, Warner, Matthews, Stanford. Second Row: Mr. Brown, QCoachj, Warner, Ball Srroup, Hess, Plank, Stone, Bezold, Shot?- stall, Strausser, Bohn, Tate, Zeiders, Mr. Daubert, QCoachl. Third Rauf: Carper, QMgr.j, Temple, Tate, Haller, Rowe, Barnes, Goss, Zavacky, White, Boop, Stimely, Schmidt, Bohn, Kahler, QMgr.j, Mr. Estright, QCoachj. 9? lk OUR ATHLETIC STAFF l.cfl IH Rigfvlz john Fstright, Assistant Coachg Harold Webb, Trainerg Henry Deiss, Faculty Manager: Jonas Yoder, Custodian of Equipmentg Phillip Daubert, Head coachg Albert Brown, Assistant coach. A SUCCESSFUL SEASON Derry 'I'ownship's 1950 Football Season came to three wins and two losses for a total of 165 points. a close with a successful record to its credit. Having finished with nine wins and two losses. This was actually better than last year's teams. Derry won all three Non-Conference games. Derry came in first in the Twin Valley Conference The three members of the Varsity Squad who will with 5.667 points as a result of three wins and no losses. graduate are pictured below: james Goss. endg Richard In the Susquehanna Conference, Derry finished with Gilbert, centerg and Xlifilliain Shoffstall, halfbaclc. dll Qxflalq. - silllll gil K9 nl A x Q' v W .CX w,,,Xf5+insw. ie Y .plr lr giveth I Y. 20 I-Ie that is slow to anger is bet ter than the mighty. bf' Derry Township High School had one of its finest backfield performances during the 1950 football sea- son. Son Warner took the team's scoring honors with a total of 60 points with Lee Tate and Bob Bohn capturing second place with 42 points each. These boys were helped in their scoring by the exceptional downfield blocking of Bill Schmidt and Red Wliite. The team won several close games through the accurate extra point kicking of Bob Stroup with Scur Zieders holding the pigskin. Derry's well balanced defensive unit played a major role in the success of the 1950 team. Wlieri called upon, this rugged line-up gave their all in holding the opponents offensive. The stellar defensive l d Red Wliite backing performers were Bob Bom an up the line and hard charging Pret Gilbert and Bill Schmidt holding their posts in the line. orrmsive SQUAD DEFENSIV1 SQUAD uuusupuup1,l!l!l.- i Q, - ..,, .. - -- ' -M -rv 4 -K, 1 - , , h - ,. ' 'a N L gal nj . . 014 1 lk I d I 1 I-'iw Iifuwz Cu-pr-r QMgr.j, Tutu, Russlcr, Rough. Burke, Qtmuser Boop Bezold l ,ii ' wwf :rig .gd7 'Y 'l'JW.- Pcrtrrs, finurfurtl. NV.rrnnr, K.rlrlr-r flxlgrj Strmzrl' Razr: Tcmplc Hiller Wrlker A!y1P1'? 'l L ..- AMW4 'A' ly -'lix lll ' i lf 'Aff . . . , mt 1 ' --rg' WWN, ix, ltrrmrs, Zimmerman, Sclrwclu-ng.rst, Clark, Hess, Bohn, Gregg Hoffnun fMgr . i it 0' 'QWWPA U ' 'r 7' fl Ei '3vqf!T4,.:...+'a1' at flffwgau, 'N i-3:4-l .lllNlOR VARSITY DTHS OPP Scwtcmlvcr 25 State Colle e A 0 20 l Q Ottolwcr I7 Juniata joint A 19 0 Octolwcr 50 Mount Union A 6 0 Novcrnlucr 6 Huntington H 7 6 November 15 Juniata joint H 19 0 r I 4. ,.... ..,. f -, no ,m-,,,,., l -4 lll' J 1 jones. LL-ply flllgrj. Gumz. Baxtcr, H.rnnnn, Spangnlctti. Cumlwriuto, Ecklcy, Green Ruger, Ht-nry, G. 'I'rv.rstur, tMgr.J Strom! Rfllfl Crinsnmn, R. Trcnstvr. Clark, Havicc Km-pp. Smith. Third Run: Thnmar, T.m-. Rectlcr, Stidfole, Conner, McMeen, Gilbert JUNIOR HIGH October 25 State College 22 A 7 19 PT v,,k f'i'.geP2 .uv-04 , ., Oqgxv. lf S FMT' ,ww L- -L ,f :mb Hg 7, mum. D - E - R - R - Y Rah! Rah! Rub! Varsity Squad-Firfz Rfvzu: Lccper, Knarr, Haag, Spmur, Wilson. Sammi Ran: Clark, Minskcr, Arnspnckcr, Pom-man. CHEERLEADER Y I Yea, Tea m Fight! JUNIOR HIGH SQVAD Smeltzcr. Dill, Lecpcr, Yohn, BMW Himcs' the f'C'm0,,' jeff go. mascot. Cute. huh? Quay: -, - l x l xl, x lll I. . Q4 sg 4-iii Q, ini. Dv' xy, U. nl ! ,V D., a ,M ' lvri' 5 fig? Y f5!xf.ii. ?k?l -,FfQ,' A ' 1 .. 115494 W, ifd-W . M 'Q iw QQ f 6 2 9 .X , X - f sm Q ,Vi wawwi w ., ,,, it N ' lv in c'J LC. Fcgnwiffyfe Y ll lf. wnwqxri P -- ,..., ' . . ,v+I'JPiM'-'V ' 5 er- . ' 4 P I X P I r ' 'I' ' SON XVARNFR C0-Captain ,, UN Howe no fnvriiii OUR COACHES The 1950 teamls success was largely clue to thc fine leadership of our coaching staff. Many times when the Derry Boys' spirits were low. the coaches gave all their efforts to rally them to victory. Stroup makes way for Bohn V A R S I T Y C L U B Fin: Row: Goss, White, B. Bohn, Warner, Barnes. Ser'- ond Rnw: Zieders, Stroup, Schmidt, Ball Stimely, Shoff' stall. Third Row: W. Bohn, Stanford Tate, Lingle, Gil bert, Coach Dauberr 1 3. . 2 L.L fi-F-.am 1 2 if A 1 . is., . '20 . , s ff- , .1 1 , -. M K 4 ra' .- Ns, .. 1 ,im . , , .',::3xQ15 La. ,, . 1. - .wb H .. .,,,., , 1 ,.., l Q. QT. -gif QA1 wi: gl , adv 3 - 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. dbg! ' - wi 'kqgi-4:3 M Eff, ., .lfiiff or-:T .IU -4 Q Q., can 2 A . .LQ i ' The gathering of the crowd, 9. Game time draws near. Loosen up, fellas! Talk it up, boys. You're on your own. Call 'em right, Ref. Get that guy, Goss. Keep driving, man. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 74: '1 Take it easy, thc joh's only half done. Behold, thc team advanccm. Tate around end. Grab that hall, Stimcly, Zavacky's on the run. No holding, Remembcr?? A-3 . Sl g'f ' - 5f . '. . Q eH'- -ff fm' J '1...4..:g1-WM:::fif'Ifli. . ..,,,.....w, .... a r f .-.i in i .1 . ' I0 ' . ,,.fl'N? 'iiur' 9'fu:,'f, , -'.. f . - wf'.'1wYw W- f f .i -S+ , ' 5 'X Y -.1 I3 RY . I , 4' 'R ' ' V M ' M i 5 I .Q A. 1 . W f M A- 'N Af 'Primm' .. 5, I7- .,.., , E ,NAM J' Qlfk J 1 .. 'L' :ziiiwr f Q-.' -1 Q.. 4 ,. I I ,Aus 7 -in my W all V - fir- 1 Q. ii, I W Yg.a,. .. H: ..r. fr . 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David ljverly Assistants ..,.....,, Robert Stanford, Donald Wfarner Business Manager ..............,..,. Raymond Goss Assistants ,..,........ Marcin Reeder, Audell Oberlin Circulation Manager ..,......,.......,. Shirley Hess Chief Typist ...... ..,......,. j .mice Htirshbtirger Assistants .,... . . . . .Janice Motfet, Marlene Sprout Reporters: .Q it -t 1- Folding papers for circulation Latest news hot off the press 51 ..... ..,.... A llen Henry, Helen Rothrork 52 .... . , .Janice Amspttcker, Dolly Hutchinson 53 , , . . .Betty Lou Huffnagle, Peggy Smeltzet 54 .. .....,, Kenneth Henry, Pauline Smeltzet 55 . . ...........,. Christine Wetzel, Muriel l.ee 56 . . . . ,Kay Crawford, Robert Knepp, Lee Rhodes J . . ., .vA. kihk - ,RM ' 'V if Gr ' Qs if 4 'uiig-Qin Q Y ... ' M A ,. 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SL'f0lId Rout Zimmer- man, Clark, Rough, Circ-cn, Krout, Willson, Srrnonm-tti, NX oodling, Lash, N. Whgner, M. Wright-r, Linilsty. lftlwarrl, Moore, 'Ik-mple, Burke, Short. Zicders. Tlrinz' Rout W. Druckenmiller, Stan- fonl, Tate, Boop, XX'lntc, Strausst-r, Plank, Ferguson, Xvymer, Berold, Spearing, Ke s, Huvicc, Tuhhs, Moore, Fisher, Farleman, , fl 'H- K W B 0' ,A CJ 6. 'r rv- op 0 m ore ,. 9 'Q x f'l'u' Mr if 'Q J 'K'- lfd' K F v H my r 1 J sv Firrl Row: Kratver, T. Drufkenrnillc-r, V. Druclccnrniller, Mowery, Recd, Havice, Poorman. Art- man, Garret, Williziriis, Davis, Bol-sh, Haywood, Baxter, Gilhcrr, Bargo, Eclcley, Eb:-rts, Sourheclc. Sewmd Row: Mowery, Dc-amor. Huffnagle, Shirey, Leach, McClellan, Aumiller, Bell, Evans, Criss- well, Knepp, Gardner, Matthews, Houghter. Tlurd Ron-: Sheetz, Reese, Poet, Yoder, Fisher, C. Baumgardner, Corson, Bc-rsinger, Arentz, D. Haumgardner, Russler, Watscmn, Romig, Breon, Mack- ncer, Haller, Amspacker, Skipper, Salt, Hummel. Begzfmzfzg to G0 Places 'LZ President ..... Raymond Matthews Secretary ....... Vice-President. . Treasurer .... Historian, ., Flower. . . . . . . .Yvonne Evans . . .Larry Boop . . .Nancy Gibson . . . .lean Arnold White Carnation V it Wwe i 'Q' h 1 Q' o ,fg- Firrr Row: Snook, Hutchinson, Glant, Corson, McCardlr-, Zimmerman, Kahlcy, Eward, Leeper, Wray, Freed, Reck, Hickman. Musser, Bowers, Hetrick, Sheetz, Ruger. Sfmud Razr: Beers, Part- Almost chey, Albright, Bohn, Reed, Bigelow, Mowery, Stone, Campbell, Barnes, Ball, Stroup, Lingle, Adams. Third Row: Wilt, Kline, Haywood, Carper, Everly, Shipe, Yearick, Walker, Goss, but not quite Y President ,..,.,.,. Barbara Swyers . Vice-President ....... john Stimely Secretary .... Geraldine Rosenbaum Treasurer .,..... Dolly Amspacker Historian ............. Paul Reed Flower ,..., American Beauty Rose Motto We fight with might for what is right. 7' ff lu 'fr I' I 'J 88 Fin! Raw: Kempfer, Lilly, Aurand, Swyers, Hoffman, Schumer, Rhodes, Fultz, Minnick, Wilson, Glace, Rosenbaum, Amspacker, Bigelow, Hockensmith, Adams, jones, McClellan. Serena' Raw: Wag- ner, Brubaker, Knarr, Cosgrove, Tate, Fuhrman, Bruce, Arnold, Woodward, Berrier, Zavacky, Stimely, Peters, Glass, Rager, Schmidt. Third Row: Gregg, Rook, Treaster, L. Knarr, Singley. Lllilll li? r Ml, emi' ' ri, . 399 W' NC Hulxwi ' NKK?-5 9-0? ervfes Firrt Row: McCardle, Rosenbaum, Bloom, Corson, I-lavice, Davis, Evans, Harsh harger. Semnd Row: Everly, Reck, Amspacker, Baker, Baxter, Gilbert, Knarr Arnold, Gardner, Freed, Anderson, Goss. Third Row: Price, Moore, Poorman Patton, Wagner, Peters, Henry. Aside from signing out hundreds of books weekly, the Library Staff takes charge of other activities such as the Antrim Bureau Shows and the Teen Age Book Club. Though our library is small its job is a large one, since it serves as reference for all types of work and Swgq. offers entertaining books for everyone. We must read for amusement as well as for knowledge. The 7 Librar tall Ba ketball na X. of The Coach is pleased Anyb0dy's bull Good luck, Boys! VARSITY SQUAD Firxl Row: Stone, White, Warner, Gilbert, Stroup. Serwzd Row: Campbell, Bezolcl, Ball, Zciders, Stmusscr, Walker. Third Raw: Treaster, Watson, Coach Webb, Mgr. Ranger, Mgr. Fisher. K X . nh-A-.T X 17.tx1jigs lj K W . ' V ,ilk x Pret Gilbert-Only senior on Boys' Varsity Squad The new bleachers are filled with an enthusiastic crowd. ls it in??? By sports like ther 1950-195 1 SCHEDULE December G December December December ' G january G january ' G january january ' G January ' G January ' G February February ' G February February G February March 'League Games Lewistown juniara joint Mount Union Huntington Armagh-Brown McVeytown Belleville Mount Union Burnham Armagh-Brown McVeytown Lewistown Burnham Huntington Belleville Juniata joint fre all their cares beguiladn Plans in the making4-Mr, Woomer and Managers GIRLS' VARSITY SQUAD Lefr to right-Fin: mu: Hoffman, Mgr., Amspacker, Oberlin, Wagner, Leeper, Helwig, Wray, Harshbarger, Mgr. Serum! row: Wilson, Eck- ley, Arrman, Clark, Bowersox. Third row: Kahler, Sheetz, Knarr, S. Baker, Coach Woomer, Gibson, Brisbin, N. Baker, Bigelow. JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS gfffzwf -,U , r ' .u Wh- U -H' E-5311 'iff f W -, L ' - 1 2 iv RT ' T315 - ' H4 ' .-Q xg ,,J T4 . :. q F ' 1 47' Q i Z 2' X X g X . 5 g ,L , Q x - X , .Q Y ki A r N x , 'Y fx: 4 tx' . ' X X 5 ., ., r 1 ? 5 Q . I ff f rf-D ff O. W Fin! Row: Sheetz, Wray, Henry, Casner, Yearick, Knepper, Schrecengast. Sec- cond Row: Kline, Strausser, Aumiller, Coach Estright, Stimely, Kanour, Clark Warner. Third Row: Goss, Short, Gregg, Temple, Haller, Stanford, Burke, Zimmerman. Fourth Row: Mgr. Havice, Morrison, Deamer, Greene, McMinn, Tate, Brought, Boop, Mgr., Helwig. Wre tling Wrestling has made its First appearance in a competi- tive form at Derry High this year. The coach, Mr. Est- right, had 26 boys report to the first practice and is pleased with the work they have done in the seven matches scheduled for the season. Wrestling is a new sport at Derry and by the looks of the attendance at the matches it is here to stay. Mr. Estright deserves a lot of credit for his hard work in organizing this new, exciting sport at Derry. COACH ESTRIGHT GRADUATING XVRESTLERS , :L fa. ,f.T1', . 7, , :ggi X fl ' ' Kline ,Q 9' Casner Derry's First Competitive Team Look him over, Temple! Tate pinning his man ,-u 'S Q, ' X :gQQeQ7z3k, Em qwww 56 Q Sc-niurs read French Magazines Trumpctcrs tal-gc Instrumental Lcssun Busy Fingers uden Q -E 38 M -X 'N Sophomores study Plant Life in Biology. it Work Eighth Grade Reading Class gives Radio Skit. 1 C3 X Classmates wait their tum for tumbling A 'U 'A yi K I 4 I 39 M 1 X Left to right: Adams, Fc-lmlce, Smcltzer, Baker, MAJORLTTES ' A R C H 5 0ur Moffct, Muller, Glace, Wright. B A heart formation by the 72 members of the Derry Township High School Band, 6LMll51'C should stnie 1 '--... DCrry's Concert Band with its 63 members. Mm the hearts of men. Band , fr '3 ,C 'i',::N 'v: , -7' an Y- Mr. Ub Gfsede r dir CCI, Q a rc-hqirml DERRY STARDUSTERS Fin! mum Shirey. Artmun. Reeder, Gubsnn. Sa and rout Richards, Freed, Iliuff. Tlvmz' rm Spearing, Gusslcr. 4 Miss Long made it enior Class Play CAST FOR OUR MISS BROOKS Mm Brooks Margaret Musser Miss Audubon Donna Mowery Miss Finch .Marcia Reeder Mr Wadsworth james McGinness Richard Gilbert . , . .Sally Haag . .Robert Knocle Dorene Wilson Wanda Helwig .....Pat Stuck ,Audell Oberlin .Connie Harbst ..,,.Par Patton Mrs Allen Janice Harshbarger Rhonda Allen Marlene Sprout Shnley Donald Doebler Martin . . .Allen Henry Basketball Players ..Grant Swycrs, Robert Hickman l 1 V ' ' l l Y 5, fx ,7 s t X A I fi I DISTRICT CHORUS I of This event was held at Lewistown X High School, December 7, 8. 9. The X following people represented our high N school there. Front row: Margaret Mus- ser, Sally Haag, Mrs, Rodgers, Shirley lu Hess, Fred Richards, Kenneth Partchey, fBehind pianoj Marcia Reeder, Paul Reed. gi Q: . ' 1 M ' III TIIICT DISTRICT BAND Bellefonte High School was host to Dis- trict Band on January 25, 26, and 27. Five students from Derry who partici- pated were Jack Spearing, Barbara S wyers, Paul Reed, Nancy Baker, and Kenneth Partchcy. fist, I FIIIIE IC LEAGUE I FORENSIC LEAGUE Derry's one act comedy Sparkin .- won in the county dramatic competi tion of the Forensic Lea ue Th g e cast under the direction of Miss Lois Long was as follows 1 , A i . . I ,ll . , Q ' . , . . B may : 5 Lessie ............. Sally Haag 4, Q Susy .............. Pat Patton Orry ............., Paul Reed Granny. . . ,. . .Margaret Musser I7 an u. Us ' .E 3 3 w . A x Q X , 5 u 1 K 2 S H X Ea x 1 Q0 9069 Q! 14' i ' ' 9 QQ-5'-Xo'tfo lp 7 0. P, Choral Groups IHKS ' ITLSH' If Junior Highn , ' 1 .RODGERS 649,55 4, 1 15 1 fx vo- E Sophomore Trio Q f X 6 Senxor Trio mb Glee Club A Jong will Ollfflllf all 5911110111 III the 1 .. N, XO ,lun-nu-H ,uni Knorl Fancy Sie!! ' e an 4 ilhlhh cr! l..Q,, ff .WI nu-nl. llll'l?. H' H '-1? 1 -TQ . in 55 ' x 5 ..'s..Q2?QI..1.q,,.,,, I f, ' ' a'm+Q . ' , e gif? J!! K 1 4,24 A M uf-J j 'gl'Injnying ilu 5 ,A is SPRING 6'Now nature hangs her mantle green on every blooming tree And spreads her sheets 0' daisies white Out o,0r the grassy seaf, Spring means graduation for the class of '5l. Our school days near completion and we must leave Derry High to take our places in the world. This last portion of the year hook por- trays our class, its members, our song und. in general, our Farewell. 1 1 1 i L 5,4- f, ' -- A Q. as as X135- r W 1 TKS y . 4 a s 'I ff algl' fi Ns if X ' Y , 11' l I in ,I fl ' 'px -ws-- 3 I if ff A D A ,F A fl X Q f fi, NRS fx Q- x x fs- A g, iQ k, ANY' lf X- 11. 1 ' N fain N V Q 5 ' lk FAREXWELL TO DERRY ft' v As days pass by, the time has come ni. Qi ' S A For each of us to say l XVe are going to leave, leave old 'l Derry High 5? C N But we are going to take our places A 7, rf In life's great open way A 4! , A So we'll try to be worthy X ff 1 X Alumni of our school 6, T- -1 There is no farewell, so sad as this ff, Nj ,x,,, 5' il' ,g p ' As the days go passing lvl 1 5 LN' , . if it y l X Your halls we ll miss i ln ei- Though we are leaving i I Q. nf . . i 1 . , W k gi I Z ell thin of you XI, 'I 4 Farewell to Derry Farewell to you. XN X' Music- It Is No Secret l,f,f, - Lyrics by Shirley A. Hess X 7 ul lx , if I 1 , N f Z N lgf .,, X 'IJ' if Q -rry X x 7 f fra? , X Xe, , ,u W ,Me is , 1 riff' e g iz' fi, if' X --- Q-ff if ' .5 I 'V V , 'rifle--ffik-iixx X . M a X -pf X .IZff !,...,r I 1- - a - x A A W Q 'Inf I' : .LW yf Y 1- 'll' , Wk, u ffmlmva -- R V ' if fiff' r4f?:QQ, f' il . X- V. I 4 ' f xx --ef V 4 2 Q my U K V I 1 XX . f ff ' A - -- -'X 1. A -A ' f 4 ' U ' X -egg'1'w,, 1 4 f -lf -,Lf Y ff- .L is X E was 1 - NN q'PT4If:-so ' ' 'xLQX'i! GS. if N, 4 .U Wi- Y' I ' . W - QM' Q 17' ff I s l od 4, 4, I' I J- M V v a? 1 foflma, X - 'TIN' f?f'i'5F '5- Nb .,,,,r , Ye 1 is d see if you can determine just who Look these youngsters over an they are as you know them today. The number on the picture indi- cates the order in which each person appears alphabetically on the ' ' d termined in this way. following pages. Identities may be e x 441' ,XS i,-1-nf H . ..-X 5 it . iv X vlflf ml i i . Nialfr . wg ,Q 30 fi QW 1. Lots o' kids. 2. Watch he doesn't bite. 15. Future Mates. 16. Park up. Sally. 17. That Quite 21 few years have passed Smlie W4 3. Come again, Pat. 4. Make it good, Duke! wind blown effect. 18. Sitting pretty. 19. looked like those faces on the OPPOSMC Page 5. Don't bite ir off, joan!! 6. Love that pole. Shocks-d?? 20. But where-'s the smile? 21. NOV' You See mimy of H1950 Peoplfi' JS YOU 7. Nor garbage? 8. Getting practice. 9. Pals. Wlieel! 22. Back in 7th grade. 25. Grid men. know them fodlfy. Depic-ted here lim Clli55' 10. Have a bite. 11. Prom time. 12. Smile 24. Pei-Ched onu Ford. m3fC'S of Sl, giilly Spellcling fl1C'1I' lC'iSl1rC pretty. 13. Watch the birdie. 14. Muscle Man. ITl0mCUfS in full ftml ffllly. 9 ww X wi 'M 4 Q s- - I -L I ' . L . L .... Mwf Z Mm: Ammbln air Miller and Domld Brought 1 Most Studious irley Hess and Nelson L Best Dressed Margaret Musser and Bxll Shoffstall . S I ff g g.ifgif3 gf Q 9 x K- ww, Ujiv' ' gf. r ' ROBERT CLOYD BENDER General llB0b'! Tall---love that black hair---Strausser's right hand man--- bashful and shy. CHRISTINE HELEN BLOOM Business Term Basketball 1, Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4---Plea.s- ing to be around-A-blonde---shy ---- tall as tall can be. ROY ELLSWORTH BREON General Flag Another of our huntin' and nshm' men---likes cats!---seen a lot with Duke and Kneppy. DONALD MELVIN BROUGHT Academic 0 ' D n ' Wrestling 4---Black curly hair---muscular---has a Senior in- terest---farmer boy. i I . . I- Business Marian I Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4---Goes square dancing---thinks Perk is tops---worked at the refreshment stand-U Miss Long keeps her in line. PARK ELWOOD AUMILLER General Park Rather short---fancies the girls---always flirtin'---likes to hunt and Hsh. 5 H J MARIAN FRENIERE ARENTZ Eg' if! l..55! PHYLLIS MARIE AUMILLER Business Pl1yl Basketball 1---Full of fun---always giggling---mighty short ---pals with Rothrock. NANCY JUNE BAKER Business Name Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oflicer 1, 2, 5, 43 L'Histoire 45 Library 2, 3, 4---a rail lassie---keeps the class's moneyn- quite stuclious'--always finds something to laugh about. The Cla The world is adwnciz 15 is V i l . ,W AE W 'A ' ,. :EI , Q 1 , I f , in ' 'Q' b . f l95l iwnce with it! -1 3. V ' HENRY ORIE CASNER W7 Academic Duke Wrestling 4---Short---can be heard but not always seen---quite a cutaup. NINA MAE CLARK Business ' Clark Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 4--'Bas- kerball player---pals with Sprout---full of devilrnent---hails from Parrcheytown. DOLORES IRENE CORSON Business D0l0re5' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 3, 4---Worked at the refresh- ment srand---pals around with Jeannine---wants a man--- always studying. JANET ANN DALBY Business lan Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4---Whiz in typing---seen cowboying in the truck---a Burnham fan---always joking. 97 '-. 4 Q as 2 , af .EN fi. O -nk 1-0 age 5. . ,- l '7' RZ! .Y ' K. 1 DONALD HARLAN DOEBLER Academic Don Class Play 3, 4---Would be a good farmer---short and chubby---class sheriff---ladies' man. MERLE NELSON ECKARD Academic Windy Class ofhcer l, 2, 35 L'I-Iistoire 4---Short---blonde hair--- studious---a good class worker. MARLENE VIRGINIA FREET Business 'fF'?Pf,' L'Histoire 4---Small---dark haired---quite a teaser---likes to Square Dance. MARY MADELINE FULTZ Business NMHYY' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2---Often seen in MilroY--- likes to drive---Mr. Woomer's helper---pleasing personality. I Lf Q D C67 SALLY ANN HAAG Academic Sally Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Trio 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, L'Histoire 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4, Forensic Play 4---Peppy little cheer- leadcra--always on the go---popular---thinks a lor of that certain guy. LILLIAN CONNIE HARBST Business Connie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, L'Histoire 4, Class Play 4, County Band 3, 4---Cute smile---Herold's right hand girl---reliable. JANICE ANN I-IARSHBARGER Business Hank Basketball manager 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, L'I-Iistoire 4, Newspaper 4 ---Loves to talk---reckless with the Ford---pals with Barb and Marlene---well liked by everyone. OAN DELILAH HAYWOOD J Business Ioan Basketball 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4---Brown eyed blond---unusual laugh---keeps Pat informed---has an interest in Port Roval. I . RICHARD DON GILBERT Academic Hpfffu Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class othcer 1, 2, Class Play 4---Football player---often visits Mt. Rock-- good looking---pals around with Swyers. JAMES ELDER GOSS Jr. Academic lim Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, L'Histoire 4, Wrestling 4--- Football player-Hintelligent---enjoys going to Maitland-U friend to everyone. RAYMOND LESTER GOSS Academic Bud Library 2, 3, 4, L'I-Iistoire 4, Newspaper 4, Football 3, Class Play 3--'Friendly---nice blue eyes---Crimson Star's money man--'true to that gal. DORIS MAE GUTHRIDGE Business Dorff Likeable---always joking---whiz in Shorthand---has quite an interest in the stock car races. The Class T is education forms the common mznd, LA WANDA JUANITA HELWIG Academic Pete Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Softball 2, 3, 4---Seen in the Bug -U pals with Shirley---one of the Murphy gang---swell .gym-Ili basketball player. RICHARD ALLAN HENRY Academic Al Library 2, 3, 45 L'Histoire 3, 45 Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Z, 3, 4, Class Play 4---Class President---efhcient in a quiet way---always complaining---neat. SHIRLEY ANN HESS Academic Hen Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 L'Histoire 4g Newspaper 2, 3, 4g District Chorus 4---Very studious---quiet---sweet voice---built close to the ground. ROBERT WILLIAM HICKMAN Academic Bob Football 35 Basketball 2, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Class Play 4---Comes from Vira---has no interest in the girls-U quiet??---friendly grin. llf l95l r 'hr 'Oi' vb i Q t l uit as the tevzlg is bent, the tree? inclined. U l EUGENE KURTZ KANOUR Academic Eugenie Boys' Glee Club 3, 4---Tall---blonde---Mr. Deiss's compe- tition in Chemistry Class---pals with Pete. MARSHALL PIPER KLINE Academic Kliney Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, L'Histoire 4, Wrestling -i--- Lets loose with bright remarks in class---good looking-H keeps the class supplied with chewing gum---lover boy. DONALD ELWOOD KNEPP Academic K11eppy Basketball 1, 2, Football 1---Never worries about his home- work and never has it done---A student in art of hooky- playing---usually seen with Breon. ROBERT DORSEY KNODE Academic Bob Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4---Loves the women---red hair---quiz kid???---full of fun. p N c A 1 4 IANICE LA RUE MOFFIET Academic Mnfj'el Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, L'Histoire -lg Ensemble 4, Newspaper 4--'Our high stepping head majorette---will make a pretty woman in white---always has something to say---likes typing, DONNA KAY MOWIERY Business Denim Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, -ig L'His- toire 4, Dance Band 3, Class Play 4, Historical Club 1, 2--- Onc of our rallcr girls---wants to teach-A-loves Bookkeeping ---a great gumvchewer. DONALD JAY MOYER Academic Don Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, County Band 4---Ushers ar the Pasrime---a call lad---highstepping band member-- hails from Burnham. MARGARET ONEITA MUSSER Academic Margie Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, Trio 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, L'Histoire 4, Historical Club 1, 2, District Cho- rus 3, 4, Stare Chorus 3, 4, Forensic Play 4, County Band 3, 4---Popular lass---strawberry blond---sharp dresser-- kecps us happy with her singing. r jj JAMES HAMMOND MCCHNNFSS Academic jim Basketball 21 Class otlicer -1, Class Play 3, 4, I.'Hisroire Aly Boys Glue Club ,ig District Chorus 4 QTL' f, ---Good at Chemistry---ii whiz .lr acting---the Veep of the class---Iiriendly to all. BARBARA JOAN MILLER Business jf,,1,,' Rand -lg L'l-listoire tl---Baby face'--one of our tall lassies- likes them all and loves none---a miljoretre in our band. Llilii -ll,ANN1Nii lxill l lfll -'Kc,Lr,l'.l!1in H1L.5i,'l1,' ll-llhl I, L 1 ig Cilrnrus 3, !1fl.l5wL,-flwitl' 4. lilli-,inirv -ig lwvlffy il.nr.i 4 J-- likes iiez' lion---pretty 'eil lisii 'fxvcll lulu-rl lu all rrlxlil-4 to ilngw. RUR-1' Mfillllf lxllNbif.l,l-L luuliness ' IJ, JL, insizr,-zlwicli ii liarxi 51 flinriis 7, 1, .pg fiprjiglljlg V43 l.l'lisiui5L -lg Clxr'c'l4.-Atlci' lv-bwi-et little ifloivl---wire .gt nr tl1c'i'n5li,iilL'z'----illws I-' luiggglt'---l.xiigiii:ng 'vlivn cvcruiru' r's-- is sr'r'uris The Cla Hfllmzy receive zzdvic wwf' -'fr' 3 rr i DORIS AUDELL OBERLIN Academic Andell Basketball I, 3, 45 Band 1, Z, 3, -ig Chorus 1, 2, 3, -15 L'Histoire -15 Class Play I5 Newspaper 45 County Band 3, -I---Pretty blond hair---friendly-H often seen with Donna---faithful to the Seniors candy stand. PATRICIA RAE PATTON Pat Business Library 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 His- toricalClub 1, 25 Basketball 15 Forensic Play 4---Oak Val- le couldnt get along without her---usually seen with ' ' N Y Petey---Popular---interested in the avy. PATRICIA ANN PETERS Petey Business Historical Club 1, 25 Library 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 35 L'Histoire ei---Built close to the ground--'giggle box---Pattons chum---certainly keeps us guessing. MARCIA NADINE REEDER Academic Marsha Band 1, 25 3, 45 Chorus 1, Z, 3, -ig Basketball 25 Class ' ' I 4' Girls Ensemble 3, 45 Play 3, 45 L'Histoire 45 Newspaper , f ' T io -15 County Band 3, 4---Toots the Dance Band 3, 4, r - ' hin ---plans to attend Ship- Sax---pretty eyes-- always laug g pensburg. l 1951 20 the wire profit by ity' fs iw- f 1 -ie? Hills ,pm FU'- Q'-7 K 'Q AE ROTHROCK HELEN M ' Business Helen Chorus 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 3, .1---Short---giggles like no- body's business---always talks---Smokey's shadow. WILLIAM LAMAR SHOFFSTALL Academic Bill Football 45 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4---Ladies' man---whiz in French??---Juniata County's gift to Derry---full of fun. BARBARA LEE SNOOK Business Barb Basketball 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4---Keeps us guessing---pals with Sprout and Harsh---can usually be heard laughing-- has special interest in Ohio. PHYLLIS MARLENE SPROUT Business Sir.ry Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 L'His- a er 4' Class Play 45 Ensemble 4---Oh that h 's her toire 45 Newsp p , laugh---mighty lively---can usually be heard---w o he-man ? 1 l 60 l lfw' Z l L 7 ft: . WILLIAM WALTER STEWART Academic Bill William Quite a tall lad---politea--never says much, just thinks---spends most of his spare time with Ger- aldine. CARL STRAUSSER Academic Pete Sees things from a high angle---quiet until you know him'- likes to 'ok ---tl ' ' ' 1 e ark hair but Irish temper. PATRICIA JANE STUCK Academic Pat Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, L'Hist0ire 4, Class Play 3, 4, His- torical Club 1, 2, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 4---Liked by all---personality plus--- argie and Sally. GRANT KLINE SWYERS witty and full of fun---pals with M Academic Baseball 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Class some specimen---loves to trap---a Yo-Yo ---interested in the women??? Class Of '51 Duke Play 4---Hand- HT he longer one live! th ANNA JANE WAGNII ' 'R Business janie'f Library 2, 3, 4---Always has car trouble---liked mountain streams---one of the foursome---doesnt want to change her last name. DANIEL JACOB WAGNER Academic Danny Farmer boy---save his thoughts---prefers hunting---plans to help Uncle Sam. SHIRLEY MAE WAGNFR Academic Shel Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 3--- Another member of the foursome---carefree---one of Mr. Woomer's girls---firm supporter of variety being the spice of life. DORENE MARIE WILSON Academic Do e ren Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4Q Sfiffball 59 Band 2, 3, Ensemble 4, Cheerleader 4g Class Play 4---Peppy lass---small but mighty basketball player--friendly---clarms men folk are just pals. Qhmmj , e more he learns. P FareweHe And Thank he With graduation on May 24, the class of 1951 says farewell and thanks to all those who have helped to make these years at Derry High worthy of being recorded in this, the Ninth Volume of L'Histoire. Our sincere gratitude goes to the Snook Studio for their excellent photography in this bookg to Mrs. Luella Amspacker for her assistance with the artwork, and to the following patrons who have contributed to the financial success of L'Histoire. Our Patrons ALUMNI Ethel Woomer '23 Mr. and Mrs. George Simkins '32, '29 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith '32 Frank Simpkins '33 Mrs. Miriam Zettle Kauffman '33 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Palm '45, '46 Donald Smith '46 Mary Ellen Moore '46 Barbara Fleming '48 Frank Mitchell '49 Eugene Purcell '49 Nancy Kanour '49 Audrey Kennedy '49 jerry Purcell '50 Carol Streich Mendler '50 Bertrice Amspacker '50 Bob Haller '50 Irvin Tubbs '50 Ernestine M. Seachrist '50 Dick Burke '50 'ly al. 'gl' llll 'llll U AMUSEMENT DEVICES Frank Gucrrini, 202 Beech St., Burnham ASSOCIATIONS T. W. U. A. Local No. 6 C. I. O. United Steel Workers of America Local No. 1940 BAKERIES Beaver Brothers, Burnham BARBERS Sipe and Harris, Burnham Tom Hays BEAUTY SHOPS Dorothy Beaudettes Beauty Shop Powder Puff Beauty Shop Dorothy's Beauty Shop Ph. 6602 BOTTLERS Miller Bottling Works Lewistown Cocoa-Cola Works, Inc. BUILDING SUPPLY Lewistown Lumber and Supply Co. j. M. Yeager Lumber and Supply CABINS City Line Cabins, 701-715 Valley Street CLOTHING STORES Lila Ford's Accessory Shop Pennshire Clothes Dick Rodgers and Son, Custom Tailors Bob Davis, Men's and Boys' Wear joe Katz Store for Men and Boys Famous Store Dick Conklin COAL DEALERS Charles C. Arnold Roy E. Berrier CONFECTIONERS Standard Candy and Tobacco Company Lewistown Candy Company Ph. 3564 Goss Candies Diana Candy Shop Gibboney's Store Romig's Confectionary Highland Park Confectionary Marker's Confectionary, Reedsville, Pa. CONSTRUCTION Keystone Construction Company DAIRIES Sanitary Dairy and Dairy Store Royal Dairy Company DENTISTS Dr. Carl T. Russ Dr. Thomas H. Lake Dr. M. W. Haag, D. D. S. DEPARTMENT STORES E. E. McMeen G. C. Murphy Company Danks and Company DRAYAGE Yearick's Dray DRUGS AND NOTIONS Headings Drug Store Stafford's Service Store ELECTRICAL GOODS Lewistown Appliance Center Eisenhart Appliances Reynolds Electric Burnham Electric Sales and Service FARM EQUIPMENT Maclay and Son, McCormick Farm Equipment Twin Valley Farm Bureau Corp. Assn. Tony Soccio's Farm Store, Burnham FLOOR COVERING Rager Brothers, Floor Covering George T. Bridgens and Sons, Flooring Service FLORISTS Lewistown Florists CHighland Ave. 8: 8th St.j Lewistown Florists Q44 W. Market G. Kylej Partchey's Flowers for Any Occasion Ph. 6777 Millers Greenhouse Ph. 2814 FRUIT AND PRODUCE Harry's Fruit Market Elsesser's Produce Service FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fretz Funeral Home FURNITURE COMPANIES Taub's Furniture Exchange Lerch Furniture Company Kauffman's Music and Furniture D. C. Bowman and Company GROCERY STORES Artman's Food Market A. 8: P. Stores Marrones Food Market Havice's Market, Yeagertown Foodmart The Heights Grocery Spigelrnyer and McColm Grocery Store, Glenwood Diffenbach's Midget Grocery Store Stuckey's I. G. A. Market, Burnham Wentlc's Grocery Store, Burnham Zeiders Grocery, Highland Park HARDYXXARE Clarlds Hardware W. 1. Shilling Robert johnson Hardware H. G. Hutcl'iinson's Hardware Ulsh Shinkle Hardware Bossert's Hardware Ph. 6312 Burnham Hardware, lst Ave., Burnham Hambright Brothers Hardware, Burnham HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Wilson's Home and Auto Supplies Automotive Supply Company George Stoichefl Auto Parts B. F. Goodrich Company HOTELS Green Gables Hotel Hotel Lewistown ICE CREAM HoHman's Sealtest Ice Cream Oak Valley Farms INDIVIDUALS Fred Phenicie A Friend Mr. and Mrs, Walter P. Kozicki Mrs. Sara M. Henry Rita McCoy A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cherry A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sellers A Friend Mary E. Pickets Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Aurand Vic Lundvall Bob Lindsay joe Wian A Friend Helen Behel R. M. Ersterline A Friend Roy E. Gates Donald Eberts Ted Glenn Myra K. Palm 'IEWELERS Francis Orris Jeweler McClure's jewelry Store Foss Jewelry Wilt's jewelry Store Kessinger's jewelry Store JUSTICE OF PEACE Oscar F. Brush LAUNDRY AND CLEANING Lewistown Dry Cleaning and Laundry Company Schutawie Cleaning and Pressing Hower Moderne Cleaners LOAN COMPANIES Beacon Loan Corporation Personal Finance Company MANUFACTURERS Overhead Door Company of Pa. Inc. Standard Steel Works Lewistown Foundry and Machine Company Standard Pennant Co., Big Run, Pa. MILLING Reedsville Milling Company MONUMENTS W. E. Luck Monument Company OPTOMETRISTS Dr. Boyd H. Hammaker Dr. L. V. Rhodes Dr. Thomas M. Van Natta Dr. Leon H. Fegley PHOTOGRAPHY Snoolt Studio PHYSICIANS Dr. Edith Bancroft M. D. Dr. H. C. Cassidy M. D. Dr. Bryce E. Nicodemus M. D. Dr. Michael L. De Vita M. D. Dr. Geo. G. Dawe M. D. Dr. O. M. Weaver M. D, PLUMBING AND HEATING Lewistown Stove and Furnace Company Vyrle G. Boring, Plumbing and Heating j. Henry Peters, Plumbing, Tinning, 8: Heating PRINTING jones Printing and Office Supplies RADIATOR SERVICE Sipe's Radiator Shop RADIO STATION W. M. R. F. and W. L. T. N.,F. M. Station REAL ESTATE H. C. Kerstetter Company RESTAURANTS Spic and Span Restaurant Bob's Cafe, Yeagertown Bowen's Restaurant, Yeagertown State Restaurant Harper's Restaurant Musser's Restaurant, Burnham Oburn's Restaurant, Burnham Red's Diner I Yearick's Luncheonette Herold's Ice Cream, Electric Avenue SERVICE STATIONS AND GARAGES Ed Fisher Service Station Short's Service Station Frey Motors Orth's Service Station Burnham Auto Supply Woody's Service Station Ike McCardle and Son Filson's Service Station H. E. Stine Texaco Service Cupp Motor Co. Edmiston Sunoco Service Station Corkins Motor Co. Erbs Body Shop Ph. 2664 Walk's Service Station, Reedsville, Ph. 951 McNitts Esso Station and Coffee Shop, Reedsville R. M. Sassaman Oil Company Yearick's Service Station Ganoe Motor Company SteHen's Gulf Service, Burnham Logans Cities Service, Lewistown Narrows SHEET METAL FABRICATORS Hoopes Sheet Metal Shop SHOE REPAIRS joseph Schillace Shoe Laboratory SHOES Kinney's Shoe Store Tom S. Johnson Shoe Store Cut Rate Shoe Store A Glick Brothers SIGNS Leeper Signs ' SPORTING GOODS Aurand's Sporting Goods Rubins Sport Shop , Hoyers Gun Shop, Yeagertown TAXI SERVICE City Taxi, Phone 3611 THEATERS ' Miller and Rialto Theaters . Midway Drive-In Theater Pastime Theater TIRES H. B. Wagner, Mohawk Tires Lee Tire Service USED CARS Stiney's Used Car Lot 1 Price's Used Car Lot Ph. 7880 Snooks Used Car Lot Ph. 81231 UTILITIES Atlantic States Gas Company Of Pennsylvania Inc., Burnham VAULTS Central Penn Wilbert Vault Company WRITING Compliments of the Peterson System, Greensbur, Pa. 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