Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

Founn-1 STREET THIRD STREET WAYN MARKET STREET JUNIATA RIVER lx Lg-'a-1 --g1,, -v ,..f-'ij-N Z7 X BUCHANAN SCHOOL . WAYNE STREET SCHOOL . LAKE PARK SCHOOL . JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . VOCATIONAL SCHOOL . SEVENTH WARD SCHOOL 5 1? do Lu A ww J' 'UP6-0 ,,.....,T --1' .4 1 T Instructional NatQr4aIs Center C H 0 0 IJ Lewisiov1n.EnQhAi.IchooI I ' IIUII IIN HALE STREET R DORCA X. 4 Wx HESTNUI Tgggr GREEN AVENUE ROWN ,ff ATHLETIC FIELD GRANVILLE SCHOOL TERRACE SCHOOL LOGAN STREET SCHOOL TOLL GATE SCHOOL A X nz PAINTERVILLE SCHOOL X W I I I Sa EET P L I X II I x I D I ,i I 2 ,UA ,4,.,-,4, A I 14 Q S i AM AW I I I. I X I STREET If . F 53 fv sv rl 0 1 I X 1 . . I 1: ' I 0' I I ,P ,K I' 1. I 2 I F 'L fa A ! w v XSOOOW K , H .-x' M , . 9 A lr S X-Z ' , 19 an lu! X . M -ij .-47 I D 4-4 , ug UUR TOWN LO0KS Pudliahd Sentara 01444 743 1953 .Bene LEWISTIIWN .HIINT HIGH SUIIIIUL LEWISTUWN . . PENNSYLVANIA r 9 fi Lewistown Hospital Trinity Reformed Church Lewistown Y.M.C.A. American Viscose Corporation Miflin County Court House THEME DEDICATION .. ADNIINISTRATLON I FACULTY ...... CURRICULUM . SENIORS UNDERCLASSINIEN I ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS .... PATRONS .. Ganienfa Page . 2 . I 4 . 8 T10 ,l-1 .19 45 U58 76 89 AIIW Flll LVE I THE P0'l'LlGH'l' For six years the glare of a spotlight pinpoints our progress on the vast stage of life, while our town looks at us-from seventh graders to seniors-as XVhen a seventh grader first enters the junior Department. he hnds the whole experience awesome and just a little frightening. He makes friends with the 925 other students and learns to know the 38 teachers who will help him to become adjusted to his new environment. By the time he is in eighth grade his adaption is complete, and the ninth grade finds him better able to assume responsibility. As a sophomore in the Senior Department. with its enrollment number- ing 697 students and 41 faculty members, he must decide on one of the five courses offered, each with its choice of subjects. By his junior year, his spare time is filled with extra-curricular activ- ities, and his ambitions are nearer realization. Finally, his senior year Ends him a mature individual prepared to take his place among the people of our town. L T0 'l'll0 E FOLLOWl G s NX xxihq New Buchanan School One hundred mnety srx semors stand porsed on the threshold of a new adven ture Nlany of us wrll contmue our educatron, but for all of us the greatest part of our trammg IS finrshed 'Nou before graduatron, we pause to look at those who are follow mg ln our footsteps from the kmdergarten chrld to the slxth grader, as our town looks at us, as the prospectne doctors, nurses, chemrsts, tradesmen, teachers, merchants, and busmess men and women who wrll come to take their places ln the communlty of our generatlon To them we dedlcate the Lore Evers semor learns from hrs course IU soclal studres the lmportance of envnron ment IH the dex elopment of the lfldllllllliil and the dommatmg mfluence of the school rn this envrronment ln September of l957 the doors of the Buchanan School, the modern neu elementarx school rn Lake Park were opened for the hrst tlme to admrt ox er three hundred chrldren to new realms of opportunrts rn educatron From such a radio and the 'rutomobrle Uore rmposmg structures housed the learnmg on which our parents based therr work rn teleusron md modern medrune Greatlx expanded and lmprox ed the schools of our generdtron are sending Us out unto the xast, unexplored terrrtorx of atomrc energx Wrth our natrons schools becomrng exer more beautrful, functronal and progressue sxmbolmed bt Leurstovxn s Buchanan School there ns an unhmlted area of drscoxerx dexelopment 'md lmproxement stretchmg before those u ho are follourng rn our footsteps . . ', . ' x l Y I s l -. . I Q beginning as the brick school house, our grandparents fostered the development of the K s . sx. -1 -Q ' . . ' .' . H fg v , . K S :Q v '-v v ' K I v w I I UUR F00'l' EP Zi' Five year olds play nn thelr :deal kmdergarten si agem--J' !!51bwfv A sixth grade classroom provldes good study con dmons 'X l'W- 4 WE IIEIIICATE THE HIRE T 9 yi T 1 I l A iis i s M . ' r Wfm-r , r ,,J . . I N Q WY Vymffyv I I 5 4 Ts, ,I 'HAT K - V f ai' v ' 4 f . , 1 . I 7 ' l . J: in .J so 9, 4, NJ,-Tiff o L d in ff?-wfir krlvk V, ,AW ' A f X t AX is -.sg ,- FUCUS I 1 O O -' 4:59 TIIIHIUGH THE EFFURT 0F emu., CERAMICS IS a spare time hobby of many of our faculty members Ghana THE JUNIOR CLASS makes the important selection of class colors by secret ballot. TUESDAY MORNING conferences of our administrators in Dr. Erdly's olfflce keep our school running smoothly. 0 li FAR IGHTEII LEADER MR RICHARD F SINYDER BS MEd Prmcxpal Lewistown omt High School 1 R1h1r 1111 1 lAlIl1ilY1ICd in l 1 ,L 1 ',t.V,1 ' .,,., 'U , ..l-. .1111-C1 - - ':' ' 1 here wi 1 1' 111' 14 A - ' ,'1 2 ' 1111. - ' - 'Q' - 1' 1.t'1r1t1 1' '1 A .' 111' b 1' Q1 . H- 111 primipzil. ' -1 W ' ' ' V1 1111110 DR CALVIN V ERDLY BS MS PdD .Supermtendent of Public .Schools Lemstown Pcnnsylvama If 511111 r111r1111ie11t 11 L II N 111 1 S dngru from Suu 11 N N 1 N 1 c 1 P11 IJ dcgrcc from Suse 1111 N 1 1111015 1N11111x111 X urld W lf lx 1 110 113111 of prev at thc 111111 S1111 5111111 Luunul md prcxldent t iI1!1N 1 11111 w1111r1o11 of Umrut bupen I6l1dLI1T ARE 'PHEG Illl G GIIT P-g 5564 45 MISS GLADYS S MCCAULEY MR M EUGENE HUTCHINSON MR HAROLDJ PECK BS MEd BS, MEd Assistant Prxncxpal Assxstant Prmcrpal Dxrector Lewxstown omt High Sd ol Lewistown jomt Hugh School Industrxal Educatxon The admmxstrators our gllldlflg llghts are always prepared to help us w1th our Problems Our Semor Counselor A1185 Gladys McCauley gxves advlce concernmg courses credxts and future plans Moreover she does much to make our soclal events successful Although not a newcomer Vlr Eugene Hutchxnson IS new ln the posltlon of Asslstant Prmclpal of the Junior Department Prevxously he was head teacher at the Way ne Street School Vlr Harold Peck D1rector of Industrial Educatlon plays an Important part ln preparmg young men to enter the lndustrlal Held As D1rector of the MUSIC Department Nlr Rlchard Smlth ns ID charge of both our muslcal educatlon 'md our outstandmg band A newcomer 'Ur Foster Augustme dxretts the Art Department He has dlsplayed the talent of his students nn fine evhlbxts throughout our halls D1rector of Student Personnel Serylees ls Vlr bterlmg Campbell another new faculty member 'Xdr Campbell helps us solve the personal dlfhcultles whlch arlse ln high school days MR RICHARD D SMITH MR FOSTER T AUGUSTINE MR STERLING C CAMPBELL BS MEd BS MEd BS MA Director Dxrector Director Musxc Education Art Educatxon Student Personnel Serwce 'Y MM ii' f' A , 3 , x I ' ' , , Dx A x .. V. Z s - ss.-4 5 'Q' I f Zh. , ...L I' f . . , . . , . . , A-Ii . ., . . , . . . . . . ' ., ' ' J ' - Q :J . . . . . K , . . . y V . w Y . 'V 'YY . . . , v ' ' h ' Y X l . . . . . A ' y Q ,V l v ' 1 I , I . , . , l ' Q . X . ' I' I . B I I , w r . Q i X x . . . . . . . , . . , . . , - -1 ' ' . ., . . . -, . . ft fy ' A fi Q . fl X' f g ' 4 I Q' ' s 4 x ,gif -1 , ' 'QQ-,. ' 75, so kim, 9 nv T' Harold E Bosler Phyllis M Mary D Burdick Anna M Burluns Frank I.. Coiey Brumbaugh B S M Ed B S M Ed Related Drawing Special Education History Mathematics and Geography BY WHO E P ,-0 f il ig. Esther Cressman B S M A Mathematics Mary H Crumbllng A B M A Speech C orrectxomst Elizabeth L Culbertson English Fae L Culp Heath 'ma Physical Education Edgar G. Dickert Ph.B. Mathematics Harry H. Engle A B M Ed. Biology and Arithmetic Physics John I Fagan English Howard E Fauth Commercial Mary E Frankenberry Ph B English Charles R Gearhart Geography History and Scxence Ruth Euler George B A M Ed Mathematics jane E Grimes Vocational and General Home Economics Philip L. Guiser B.S. M.Ed English Dean S. Hartman B.S. M.Ed General Science Robert L. Bauman B S M Ed General Science Mary S Barr Nurse and ome Visitor Dorothy M Benner A B M Ed English Harry I Bentsel Electricity Lawrence D Bergman Geography af S 5 N13 4-5 v . Helen M Hartzler Music George L Helnnck Mathematxcs Esther Helfrecht A B B LS Ltbrarxan Wllllam M Hetrlclc Industrial Arts Richard S Houpt bnglnsh Social Studxes and Hxstory In g ,..-A M as 'll 1 36 A B M Ed Commercnal Mathematics Mary E Kurtz General Home Economics Marvm S Lantz History George E Lees Bxology and Englush Thomas W Lewxs B S M S Science 9 A-Q Y P5 f -3 jamce A Llewellyn Englxsh and Readmg Kenneth I Lontz Auto Mechamcs Dorothy B Maxwell vig' Gr Latm anti iYlgll5h Grace B McCoy B.S Geography Albert W Houser Lester Houser J Wxlham A Howe Ross A Hulford Gertrude Kaup B S M A Commercxal Scxence Chemistry Englxsh and Mathematlcs WE CHART Earl I McMlllen H :story and Social Studies Eva M Mmlck General Home Economics Mary W Novak Englxsh May Park B. M.A Latin, Spanish, and French Helen I. Pnce BS. Cwncs Wlllxam B Rager B S Machme Shop Practice it Q' Q 1 tx I 25:-J-.a W ga IA? 4 ! . M' V fi- ffl l C l '.,x'. :-D1 J X Fred E. Reigle BS MBd Related Sclence Physzcal Educatnon Physxcal Educatnon M2urlCe C Sheaffel' Samuel W Shearer Joseph F Mathematxcs Slcchltano AB MEd Commercial Soctal Studxes and Engltsh Social Studses and H :story a , 9 q--f 5 xii Xl X as,-L 7 L-Q . l X all tx jean Rosenstengel john Rosenstengel Robert E Russ ,l0S2Phine M B S M Ed Schellenberg Health and Health and Cwscs and History English Eleanor Shealfer B S M Ed Vocational Home Economscs W3l!9l' M Smllel' Roger B Smxth Elizabeth Sowers I?l5f7l4m97U4l Und Commercral History Vocal Musnc T0 Alllllll 'lllll IHICK 0F FAIL RE Louise R Spangler R D H Dental Hygtemst Alexander Ufema Jack T Thompson Health and Supervtsor o Mustc History ii 5' V -'U QQ 5- 1 Charles W Swartz Karl A Swartz jack E Swegek Clyde M Taylor J Related Mathematics B S M Ed Woodworking Industrxal Arts Sa ery Drwmg and Carpentry BS MEd Mildred G Wentz Ethel Wray ohn M Zmn Physxcal Education English Industnal Arts 1341 QQ -nag NOT PICTURED Ivy H Bratton Art Russell A M Romng B S M S Specsal Educarwn . . B.s. B.s. '. . ' . . . . . . AB. . .A.B. 1 ' ' ' ' ' 5.5. 33, A,B. ' - . . , . , r. . . .U ' B.s. ' . . ' . I . . B.A. ' f ' A.B. B.S. L' fa -, I 1' 'E' 4 ' X T r S A s L 8'5- ' , . L ' 'K 'Q ' . ., . . Y I . . A f .5 If r , ag .,-5 3 L S if' . 1, -.-. - THE TOWN becomes a part of us community group let to rxght Metzger Mr Richard Snyder Mr Bresenhan Mrs Frank ones Miss Mr Harry Engle ALWAYS READY to offer their help are our friendly secretaries standing left to right: Nancy Burkett Mary Keefer Donna Opdenhoff. Seated: Susan Fisher Helen Stewart oyce Krebs ean McLaughlin. and shows interest in our development through this school Mr Kenneth Lontz Mrs Robert White Mrs Thomas Lewis Headings Mrs George Baldwin Mrs Edward Gladys McCauley Mrs Harvey Orth, Miss Helen Price, THAT AIHIUAD If THE EA 0F LIFE WE Rl TRAllFOR THE PRUFESSHI ON GUARD. Hamlet! Student interpretation of Shakespeare's works aids understanding. Vo- cabulary development, composition. grammar, and literature give a broad background of the BREAKING THE pinata, an old Mexican cus- tom, shows that language study can be a living, fascinating thing. Courses in French and Latin are also available. EXPERIMENTATION and observation are all-important factors in the study of chemistry. By putting theory into practice, pupils learn to understand the intricate composition of their surroundings. Y l Q English language and culture. 4 'Q Jin S .5 TRIGONOMETRY teaches pupils to think. A semester of solid geometry completes this course. Plane geometry and algebra are pre' rt-quisites for these studies. 'lllll WIIRLII 0F BU I ESS, EXPERIENCE IN office procedure is a vital part in the preparation of a student for the business world. Office practice provides training in the best business methods. STENOGRAPHY CLASS presents students with skills and knowledges of oHice diaation. Shorthand theory, vocabulary, punctuation, spelling, and typing style are features of class assignments. 0 ACCURACY AND neatness are the primary requisites of an efficient bookkeeper. Good bookkeeping is necessary in a well-run business and useful in daily life. DU TRY, A ll DAILY LIFE G' IS THAT too tight? Correct technique in bandaging is important in the study of first aid, a part of the health course required of all students. ART STUDENTS are given a variety of me- diums in which they express themselves. Paint- ing. ceramics, sculpture, and crafts are all parts of the course. A DINNER for four is prepared, served. and eaten by these girls in cooking class. They leam the importance of planning balanced. as well as attractive, meals. SENIORS KNOW' the value of making their own clothes. Fundamentals of cutting, fitting, and tailoring are taught in sewing class. h , -fr .-I , Q5 U in-, , ,,. . lg . V , FABRICATION OF wood products is one of the oldest trades. Today. it is still one of the most needed skills. AMERICAS transportation system needs a vast army of mechanics to repair the ever- growing number of motor vehicles. This is one of the country's largest industries. nuinun-1-Af ,A 1 A . -vi RE IIN T' , ,ff ' x I ol ,f ,lg AE' A THEY TEPI T0 Nelaama OUR THREE years in high school have found us with increasing regu- larity seeking the counsel of our cap- able advisers, left to right: Mr. Rager, Miss Frankenberry, Miss McCauley, Mr. Roger Smith. THE LIMELIGHT Hem THE OUTSTANDING people who piloted the Class of the Purple and White through its senior year were, left to right: Alan Deamer, treasurerg Elaine Gutshall, secretaryg Winifred McKee, vice-presidentg Jay Powell, president. Audrey Martha Allen Audrey Commercial Aftiviticxrg Glee Club l, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Ambitiong To get my M. R. S. degree. Eugene O. Banker Gene Academic Aftivitiex: Trac-k 2, 35 Lore Stafig Maroon and Steel Stafig Basketball Mana- ger 2, 35 Soccer 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Assembly 1, 35 Activity Repre- sentative 15 Class Playg Banker 1. Ambition: To graduate from college and play more soccer. if 'CT' js-f 278 Sophs make debut in Senior High. Carl F. Aurand Rabbit Academic Artivities: Banker 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Prom Committee5 Coun- ty Band 2, 35 District Band. Ambition: To be the hap- piest guy in the class. v 2 5' T' Wallace Duiane Barnes Dewey Vocational Artivitiu: Banker 2, 35 Class Play. Ambition: To live a happy life with Peggy. Mildred Marie Aurand Mid Commercial Aftiwitiei: Glee Club 15 Band 1 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Banker 35 Class Play. Ambition: To be a future farmer of Ferguson Val- ley. fi 4 wc xx - -A XX f 1 .ft' ,ii Shirley Irene Baumgardner Bummie Academic Actisvities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Ambition: To get my M. R. S. degree. Mitchell Harry Arseniu Mike General Artivitin: Art 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Ambition: To continue with a higher education. David Wallace Barbour Dave General Aftifuities: Wrestling 35 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Class Play5 Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3. Ambition: To operate an At- lantic Refinery Station. Charles E Bell C harlxe Vocational Activities B seball l 2 Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambxtlon To own my Dad s planing mill Shirley Commercial Aftzvztzes Class Vice Pres :dent 1 Class Secretary Gee Club 1 Assembly 1, 2 3 Bowl 1 1 3 Lore a Activity Representative 3 Class Play Cheer T 1 H1 Y 1 Committee Class Parry be a good lea er 3 2 Prom Sophomore Ambmon T farmerette Clifford R. Bawn Clif Commercial Activities: Banker 25 Class Play. ,4mbition: To live a happy life. Robert James Betts, I Betts Vocational Artw1t1e.r Glee Club Ambztzon To join the Navy and see the world Powell leads us I james Keith Bay lim Vocational nlftiviiier: Activity Repre- sentative 2g Craftsmen's Club 2, 3g Class Play. Ambition: To be a good carpenter. Archie L Bowersox Affh Commercial ffrtxwtzer Activity Repre sentative 2 Class Play Ambmon To be a success in whatever I do as President 21 9 Marlene Darlyese Benfer Marlene Academic Aftwme: A Cappella Choir 3 Cheerleader ee Club l 2 3 m ly 1 2 3 C ass Secretary 1 Assistant Editor of Lore Prom Committee Sophomore Class Party Bowling 1 Maroon and Steel 1 2 Class Play Ambztzon To be a success Phyllis E Bratton ue Home Economlcs Artzmtzer Glee Club 1 2 Assembly l Class Play Am mon To Jo t Waves Zl ' 21 l ' Q Gl ,,gAs- -' 3 1 9 A se b , , Q l . . . . , I l : r. ' . . : I ' . . . J. , , l M . Shirley Ann Bradley V' ' K A - V 23 l Y , 2, 33 .j S l ' 'ng , 1- y ,Sr H: ' 5 ' 3: i , 2,, Q 5 - . -:V 3, b' ' : i ' in h e d 5 r'- '- Y A u iv. : o f I ' Patrrcxa Arm Campbell Commeraal Actwmer Glee Club 1 2 3 Bowlmg 1 Tr1H1 2 60 80 Wor Transcnptxon Assembly 3 Class a Prom Commxttee Lore Staff Ambztzon To travel wrth joan and Gerry john Wlute Clark Clark Vocational Attwme: Banker 2 Actrv :ty Representative 2 3 Prom Commxttee Wrestlmg l Crafts mens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambxtton To sarl the seven SCBS Helen Clara Brown Martin G Brumbaugh Brownie Commercial Snape General Adwxtxes Glee Club 1 2 Adwrtxu Student Councrl 3 Assembly 1 Class Play Ambxtzon To be a success Prom Commnttee Football 1 2 Stage Manager 3 Class Play Basketball l 2 Base ba 1 Ambttxon To be a Razor back Robert E Clulcote Chalk Academic Actwztler Class Play Prom Commmee Sophomore Class Party Ambztzon To own a Gulf gas statron Wanda E Clecrerslu Wanda' Commercral Adwttxes Student Councrl 1 Glee Club 1 n cert Cholr 2 3 Assem blvl 2 3 Bowlmgl Sophomore Class Party Band 1 County Chorus 2 3 Dxstrlct Chorus 3 Class Play 60 80 Word Transcription Ambxtzon To get a Job and Ray V s successfully end football season unde eated Edward H Carpenter Academic Actwatzn Football 1 2, 3 Sophomore Class Party Basketball 1 Assembly 3 Sports Editor Maroon and Steel 2 Actnvrty Representatnve 1 2 Prom Committee Ambztzon To become a suc cessful archrtect Claxr Eugene Crownover Crowno-ver Vocational Actwme: Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play Arnbxhon To get my own farm ll '17 ' It ' ll - : , 2. 3: 1: ' 9 I - 9 : 1 l ' ll . : It - Pal!! ' lCEdli ' : . .l .l : ' S : 1 ' - : Y 1, 9 , - d 9 : 1 ' 1, 2, 9 Ply: : 4 v . s u ' v 0 ' st 1 . ' : 5 : . ' 9 : :CO- ' 1 l ' 1. .f f . John Francis Cunningham lohn General Acttmttes Assembly 3 Class Play Ambztion To own an air plane and go to college Darwin Francis Deamer Aflwmes B seball 2 3 Class Ply Stu ent Council 2 Activity Re presentative 3 Prom Committee 4mb:tzon To change Don nas name Mary Jane Davidheiser Mary Academic Adzfvme: Glee Club 1 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Su dent Council 2 Prom Committee Class Play Ambition To be a success Shirley Louise Davis Shirley Commercial 4f!w1I1e.t Glee Club 1 2 Asembly 1 2 Banker 3 60 80 Word Transcription L o r e Staff Class Play Ambmon To be an efficient secretary Jane Arlene Dmkrment one Commercial Actifuitien' Student Council 2 3' 60-Word Tran- scription- Lore Staff' Prom Committee' Glee C u 1 2 3' Bowi g 3' Assembly 1 2 ' Class Play' Tri-Hi-Y 1 Ambition: To get a good o . Raymond Joseph Dellett oe Vocational .4ctivitie:: Baseball 3' Prom Committee' Sophomore Class Party' Crafts- mens Club 2 3' Class Play. Am ition: To j in the Marines. Kathleen Anne Dailey Kay Academic Activities Maroon and Steel 1 2 3 Class Dues Col lector 2 Activity Repre sentatlve 1 Banker 3 Bowlingl 3 Glee Club 3 A Cappe a Choir 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Tri Hi Ambxtion To be a nurse W Alan Deamer Arlwztzes Class Treasurer B s ball l Assembly 2 3 Class Play Student Council I 2, 3 Prom Committee 'lmbztton To be a Naval Officer . . , LV y , is - f . 1, 2, 9' ' ll it 1, , gy '-Y 1. King and Queen of Hearts rule over Class Party. i J 1 i t ' 5 1 1 l n ' g s gn , - I uD'f'll7ln Afademif A' Alan l Academic I 3 , Q M7 In . . . : ai fi . 1 iff? 2,39 ae .2.3: ' , W ',,'i,Y . 1 1 . - ' A A . ' . - li l Ill fl 11, ,I y i , , . '3 Y , l P 1 b , , , ln . 17 I I I 3, b 0 I U J 2 , 1 b Frank William Desiderati Q Diz Academic .4di:vitie.r: VVrestling 1, 31 Q Class Play. R Q Ambition: To be a success. 1 .4 5 Fae Elizabeth Edmiston Blondie Home Economics -Idifvztzes Glee Club 1 2 Class Play -Imbzizon To work in Balu more -Nc - 1 Powell as elected umor Class President 7' Bessie jean Earnest ean Commercial flrtwztzer Glee Club 1 2 A sembly l 2 Class Play 60 Word Transcription Ambition To be successful telephone operator Joyce C Dippery oyce Commercial 46111711135 Bankerl Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Class Ambztzon To Join the Na A sembly 1 Ned H Fnnkbexner Gerald C Flelsher Ned Academic erry General Jrtwzizn F otball 1 2 3 Adwme: Class Play Helen M. Dippery 'Helenv Commercial t4rtivitir,r.' Banker l, 25 Girl Representative Student Council 3g Class Vice- President 25 Assembly 1, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 33 Prom Commit- teeg Sophomore Partyg Lore Staffg Bowling 33 Class Play: 100-VVord Theoryg 60, 80-Word Transcription. .-Imbirion: To be a private secretary. Harry W Ellmger Harry General 4rtwzl1e.1 B ndl 2 3 Or chestra 1 County Band 3 Prom Committee Student Council 2 3 Assembly 3 Class Play flmbzlxon To be a good farmer - s k e t b a ll flmbxtxon To joxn the Air Sophomore Class Party Force R Q ' Bseball 1 2 3 Prm Committee Lore Stat? Ambztxon To play college it football has it ,fi .tl . of - .7 . T,. . , it , , 9 3: S , ,Y 11 x i Play. i ' A. F. ' ' : ' xv ,, Sf , '.'a ,,g - 35 S , 2, 39 A 'S l 3 - A 2, 9 ' : h .. D. . .F ' . , g . , V: A C ' 3 7 fe if 2v,,'M if , 'ff l' rV .. I nv - .tl . or ,I . : o , , 3 : '. Q 1 B 3 1, 2, 35 , ' ' .- ' ' ' 3 , , S 0 ji y ' . 8 . Fi, ' A A . fag' V' xi , ,Q A 4 fl' '- J, - U. f f' 1 3 AL ifffi- ., 'Q' Y' X Patrlcxa ane Freed at Commercial lrtzwlzex Assemblyl 2 3 Glee Club 1 Concert Choxr 2 3 Class Play 60 80 Word Transcrxp txon County Chorus 3 Bowlmg 3 flmbztzon To be a success ful telephone operator Dorothy Mae Gxbbons Dot Home Economxcs Adwztzes Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 2 Class Play flmbztzan To worlt m New Jersey Wrlllam R Frazee Wa Vocatnonal Aftwxtxe: Wrestlxng 1 3 Bnker 1 2 Student ourt 2 3 Stu ent Councnl 1 3 Glee Club 2 Class Dues Collector 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Commit ee Craftsmens Club 2 3 Maroon and Steel Staff Stage Manager Class Play Ambxtxon To own a chain of servxce statnons and restaurants across the 0' i Patncla L Fulton at Home Economics Actzwtus Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly I Class Play Ambxtzon To enlxst ln the Waves Purple and whzte are Gaye Lounse Frederrclcs Gaye Commercnal Jrtzlvzttes Glee Club 1 2 sembly 1 Bowlxng 1 3 Maroon a Steel 3 XCIIVIO Representatne 7 Trl 1 Y C ass P as lm ttxon T be a ell Telephone Operator I' Robert Edwm Fultz Bo Vocational Actwxtte: Maroon and Steel Staff 2 Class Play Ambzlzon To be a mechantc or a raxlroad mallman chosen as c ass colors fr' E..-fs Harry G Fulton Bud Commercial Artwztxet Football 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Concert Choxr 2 3 Maroon and Stee 3 H1Y 2 Prom Commuttee Banker 2 Class Play Sophomore Class Party Assembly Ambmon To go to college or to the Navy Clinton E Goss Chnl Vocational Actwztzes Actxvnty Repre sentatlve 3 Baseball l 2 3 Class Play Ambmon To joan the Mer chant Mannes QQ V . . . . f ' l , QQ 0 . rr -un - u n - pp A . .. : . 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Q ' ' .' , . , I - - , .V ' Thomas Gusky jr Spoolz Vocational Artwxtus B-anker3 Class Play Ambmon T be a good auto mechamc Harry jacob Ham Hank Acadelmc Artwme: Footballl A sembly 3 Class Play Ambztxon To be a radno techmcnan RayW Goss Goose Academic 4l'fl1!1ll!J Band 6 years Orchestral 2 3 Banker 1 3 Boys Chorusl 2 County Chorus 1 2 Dstnct Band l 2 3 County Band 4 years Class Play Ambxtzon To teach musnc to 3l'llC Elame Susan Gutshall Elame Commercxal Actwztxes Bowling 1 3 Prom Commxttee Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Actlvlty Repre sentatnve 1 Banker 2 Student Councnl 3 Class Secretary 3 Pres ldent of Bowlxng League 3 Class Play 60 0 Word Transcrlptxon Lore StaH Ambmon To lwe a happy IC Nancy Lauretta Grlmth Gnfilh Comme!-clal Amwtxrx Glee Club l 2 Asembly 1 2 T 1 H1 Y 1 2 3 w lxng 3 Class Play Ambxnon To be a success Donna Ann Hackenberry Hacky Home Economxa Aftwmn Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 2 Class Play Ambilzon To work m Har nsburg Our class rings nally arrwe John Howard Guthndge Iohnme Vocational Adzvrtus Student Councnl 1 Craftsmens Club 2 3 Maroon and Steel 2 3 Glee Club 2 Class Play Ambztzon To become a suc cessful marrxed man James Edward Harbst Bag Ed Academic 'lrtxvztxes Band 1 Assem bly 3 Class Play Ambznan To manage Mur phy s Store . : 5 . , , , , 9 3. S , , 3. - ' - '- '- ' - 1 I I Y r D I 7 B0 , 1 , - l , , , . . . HJ ' H , . H tl s ll ' FD ' . g . , 1 1 ! 7 I 0 , , 1 ! I ll ' ii ' It l! ' ' 9 ! ' 1 ! : 3: S , , 3, Y l 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 5 - - Y 7 Y Q . : 5 , 8 - 1 . lc ,, . KK ' I! ' I : 5- . . , ' g . , - Vesta Marie Heane Vestd' Academic Activities Glee Club l 2 Asembly 1 2 Student Council 1 Bow I 1 3 A Cappe a Choir 2 3 Prom Com mittee Maroon and Steel 2 Associate Edt tor of Maroon and Steel Tri H1 Y 3 C ass P ay Ambition To get my R 'V degree Sandra Lee Henry Sandy Commercial 4rtw1t1es Assemblyl 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Bo l mgl 2 3 A Cappella Choir 3 Trl H1 Y 1 2 3 Sophomore Cl a s s Party 60 80 Word Transcription C l a s s P ay Ambition To have a happy life with Grill Ronald Lee Hendricks Ron Academic Actwme: Bankerl 3 Stu dent Council 2 Prom Committee Soccer 3 Sophomore Class Party Class Play Ambition To be a contrac tor s mason Frank Brent Herbert Skip Artifvitier: Baseball 1- Class P ay' Assembly . Ambition: To be a success. Academic Lawrence A Henry Larry Commercial Activities Activity Repre sentative 2 Class Play Ambition To be a success in whatever I may un dertake Clinton Le Herbster Wimp Commercial Activities: Class Play' Band Ambition: To have my own Chrysler Imperial. Max N Heller Max Academic Activities Assembly 1 2 Boys Chorus 2 Con ce Choir 2 3 r Staff Class Play Ambition To be a success David L Herbert Dave Commercial 4rtwzt1e: Baseballl 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Bank mg l Maroon and Steel Staff 3 Class Play slmlntzon To play profes sional baseball 9 in xy e v H I y , . .. J , 3: 33 s , , 35 ' 9 - - 5 - E rt ' , 5 Lo e ing , 3 ll 'Q U 1 - 3: .- .- 5 I . 1' . Class hats and pennants blossom on the campus. I VV' I - . . : , 5 - s n I : a n - - l f .5 ' b .I : r 1 i ' I I l 'U v 1 i , 5 w- I , s - 1 i. ' A . ' . is - N. . ii 3 'v I V, f 1 W 1.15, If YI Cl I, 1 , 3' 3 ' ' if I, as X' .f Y A Gertrude E Hoffman Genre General -lrtwxlin Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 Class Play Jmbztxon To become a 'D James W Hoffman m Vocatlonal ,, -Iriwmrx Banking 1 2 Student Councll l Prom Committee Sophomore Class Party Busxness Manager of Lore Pres :dent f Craftsmens Club Student Court 2 3 Class Play flmbrizon To Join the U S hr Force Cmderella Prom takes us to Fazryland, May 16 1952 John Harold Hutchmson, Jr Hutch Vocational Adwltres Student Councll 1 2 Banker 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Prom Com mxttee Sophomore Class Party Craftsmen s Club 2 3 Class Play Ambztron To jom the Navy Melvin E Horton Me Academlc lflzlvzlzrs VVrestlnng 1 2 Assembly 3 Ambztzon To be a success 1n anythmg I undertake 2 '...?' 'ir Edward R Irvln Academxc fxwtre: B nd 1 Bovs C h o r u s VVrestl1ng 1 2 Dxstrxct B nd 7 3 Orchestra 3 Class Plas -Imbrtxon To see the world Helen Mane Houser Helen Commercnal 'lfflillflll Banker 2 Glee Club 1 2 A Cappella Cho1r3 Assembly 1 2 3 Class Play, Sopho more Class Party Prom Commxttee 60 80 Word Transcrxptlon L o r e Stal? 100 Word Theory Ambztzon To prove myself a good secretary Robert D Irwin Berme Academxc fwme: B nd l Dlstrnct Band County Bandl 2 3 Assembly chestra 1 Basketball Manager 1 Class Plas slmbxtzon To attend Penn sylxama State College R5 Shirley A Hutchinson Pooch Commercxal Adwrixes Glee Club 1 2 A Cappella Chonr 3 Prom Commxttee, Lore Stal? 3 Assembly 1, 2 3 Student Council Con wentxon 2 Bowlmgl Class Play 100 Word Theory 60 Word Tran scrnptxon -lmbztxon To be a success ful secretary ' . 1 Q ,, f llli ii ' , A' , y ' ' ' . ,' . gf ' ' 1 v 3: S , 2, 3: , x ' 3 . . ' 5 . R. 1 fi N. 4 M . - R A ' , iris!!! ' o ' 'izfiffiii jf 1 v , 'Finns fig- - - p--... 54 . f zffl. . - - : -fa:-' . ' -. -t .. H : . . . , . I . D 4 CC li! ' KK !I 1 .f : , g , ' : g - 1: l , Q 5 -- S - y , Q 9 l y , - I K' l 1 ' 1 f kL1aa: . . l - ' . - If K . . 3 4 ' . Q. u sn - ll L! ' .' Q . - . 1 I a 'V . 1 , ' 5 , I 5 ga ,- ' - . l - , 'A 3 1 S 1 ' 3 g ' - . Y . . , W , . . s ' ' . , . y . . ,T . . . fi' , , ,1 .- sph ,, 'W 0 . X fe fl 3 4 nEdn . - u - u . - r .-I t : a , 2, 35 fl I ' : a , 2, 33 . ' 2. 3: -: 3 v 1 t v , 5 ii -, 3 Zg Or ' , 2, 3g x .2 f 2 X ..,' Donald Boyd Kauffman Donny Vocational Aflwilzes Student Council Soc er Track I Prom Com mittee Sophomore Class Party Craftsmen s Club 3 Class Play Ambition To see the world Audrey Y Kitchen Audrey Commercial Alrtwxtzer A Cappella Choir 3 Glee C A sembly 1 Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee Bowl 1 3 Class a District Chorus 2 Coun ty Chorus 2 Maroon and Steel 2 3 Ambition To be a success Gloria D. Johns Gloria Commercial Afti-vities: Assembly 1, 2, 33 Bowling l 3' Banker 2' Activity Representa- t e 3 Glee Club12 3 Class Play Sopho more Class Party Ambition To joln the W Norita Jane Kemberling Rua Commerical Adwztzes Glee Club 1 2 3 A Cappella Choir 2 A sembly 1 Class Pla 60 Word Chorus 3 flmbztzon To get my own Ford Ronald Neil johnson johnny Vocational Adivitiex: Soccer I, 2, 33 seball l 2 3' o President of Student Council Banker3 Stu dent Court 2 3 Crafts m ns Club 2 3 sembly 2 3 Class Play Ambition To go to college t 12 Karlene Dale King Karlene Home Economics Nlrlwrtzes Glee Club 1 2 Bowlmgl 2 3 semblyl 2 3 Almbmon To work nn Har APN. 'E 5 A -7 4 , George H Kearns Bud Vocational Activities Baseball 2 3 Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambition To own a baby blue Cadillac Joanna R Kline Academic Adwztzes Glee Club 1 2 3 A Cappella Choir 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Ban ker 1 Activity Repre sentatrve 2 Class Dues Collector 3 Sophomore Class Party Tn Hi Y 1 F T A Club Prom Committee Maroon and Steel Class Play Ambition To be a teacher , . B2 , . . B y Y X iy 9 D . I ' 5 l : Z -, g ','iASf , x A. F. ' ' : . A KI . ' 'il ' I KEA If I 1? . ' 1, 2,'3g c 1, 29 . lf? 1 ' l. .! Y f ' . I 1 P A .ifl:5' 'Bills w - : ' , 3: ' , , : AS- 3: S , 2, 3: . , - n yi - A ' : ' - g. V Transcription Q District risburg. A3 Seniors elect Powell for third term as President. A 1,2,.g lub1,2, 5 1 3g s , 2, 3: A , , 5 - ing , Q 'Pl yg 3 - Q . . : 1 A P,-N Q .- .- ' ' ' ' 29 Paul A. Knepp Paul General Adwzlzn Banker 2 Ambztxon To get deeper nn to church work james Mas-tm Kodsenderfer Ir Koch Academic Amvmn Assembly 3 Class Play Amlnhou To own a hard ware store Kathleen Emnly Klme rn Commeraal Adwxtxu Glee Club l 2 Assembly 1 2 Prom Committee Class Play Ambztzon To be a success Barbara Chrlstme Klmger Klmger' Commeraal Ad:-'vztzn Glee Club 2 3 Assembly 2 3 60 80 Word TIHHSCIIPIIOD Class Play Ambznon To be a success ln whatever I undertake Sarajayne A Knepp Sarayayne General Arhwtxu Glee Club l 2 Assembly 1 2, Music Apprecxatlon l 2 3 Class Play Ambxtzon To get the mate to my diamond Warren H Knepp Kneppy' Vocatlona Adwxtus Baseball 2 3 Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambxnon To be chief en gmeer of General Elec tnc Meyer and Ben er edxt the Lore Robert C. Knepp Bo Acadenuc Artwme: Actlvxty Repre sentatxve 1 2 Student Councll 3 Band 1 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Drs trnct Band 2 3 County nd l 3 Prom Committee Lore Staff Orchestra 2 3 Track Ambzizon To take over when Krupa retxres Peggy Lou Kochenderfer Peg General Adware: Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly 1 2, 3 Concert Choxr 3 Class Play Arnbmon To lxve a happy Infe wnth Dewey IKE fl ' Il ' I ' 5 1 v 5 , Q 3: 1 1 1 l 1 ' 3 3 ll Pl ll bi! ' ' 1 ' - ' . : - Z , 1 3 1 v l ' 1 I Ba , 2, Q 3 I 1 I 2, 35 Class Party. I ' ,I . If I . ' '. l Y : U l , . ! . 31 l 37 l l Y Y . ' 5 . : - - cr u . ll il , . u n - ' ' ' . ' I 9 ' 1 : : . : - S Georgia Lee Kreidler Georgid Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Lore Staifg A Cap- pella Choir 33 Activity Rrpresentative 1, Con- cert Choir 2, Banker 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, As- sembly l, 2, 33 County Chorus 2: Maroon and Steel 33 Class Play. Ambition: To get my R, N. degree. Edna Lorraine Leister Lorraine Commercial Arti'vitie.r: Glee Club 1, 2, 32 Assembly 1, 2, 3, Class Play. Ambition: To be a success- ful telephone operator. T' R Van Home and Finkbeiner captain gridders. Grace Pauline Kuhns Grace General Artifvities: Glee Club 1, 33 Assembly 1, 33 Class Play. Ambition: To grow IM inches so I can join the Waves , Lee Alan Laughlin Lee Vocational Activities: Band 15 Wres- tling 2, 3g Prom Com- mittee, Basketball lg Assembly lg Class Play: Craftsmen's Club 2, 3. Ambition: To own Ferguson Valley. Frances Louise Lewis Frances Commercial Aftifvities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 60- Word Transcriptiong Class Play. Ambition: To spend the fu- ture years with Eddie . Beverly Joan Liddick Bev Home Economies Arli-vitie.r.' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3, Class Play. Ambition: To work at the Bell Telephone Com- pany. Barbara D. Krentzman Barb Academic Aftifvities: Banker 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Ac- tivity Representative 3g Maroon and Steel 1, 25 Business Manager of Maroon and Steel 33 Bowling 1, 33 Assembly l, 2, 33 Sophomore Class Party Q A Cappella Choir 3, Prom Commit- tee, Class Play. Ambition: To be a social service worker. Lila Lou Lerch Lila Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 3, A Cappella Choir 33 Concert Choir 23 As- sembly 1, 2, 3g Bowling 1, 33 Student Council lg Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3. Ambition: To see the world, Ronald Leroy Lindsay Ran General lrwzizcs Soccer 1 2 3 Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Parrv Class Play -Imbxtzon To become a den tal techmcxan A :N W Ronald I Lynch Lynch Commercxal Artzfvztzfx Band 1 Assembly 2 Class Play County Band 2 Ambztzon To play bass drum 1n the Cnty Ser yxce Band of Amerxca 73K 5 T 5' Phyllls jean Logan Phyllu Commercial -Iftwmn Glee Club 1 2 Bowlmg l semblyl 2 3 60 Word Transcrlptxon Cla S s Play lmbmon To llye a happy lnfe vylth Chuck U ema says, best ootball team I ever coache Donna Lee Long Don Commercnal Artwzizenf Glee Club 1 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 0 VVord Transcrnpnon Class Play lmbztzon To become a ave ,Aw -Z?-.N Hazel I Maclcnalr Hackey General Itlwztxe: blee Club I sembly 1 Class Play lmbmon To become aye Kenneth W Loudenslager Ken Academic Actwxtze: Wrestlmg 1 3 Assembly 2 3 Student Councxl 2 3 Lore Staff Band 2 3 Boys Chorus 3 Concert Chonr 3 Prom Commlttee Sophomore Class Party H1 Y Class Play -lmbzlzon To be a sallor Iv 43 ohn Marrone johnny Academnc 'lttwxfxes Xctnxty Repre sentatnye 1 Prom Com commee Class Play Jmlutxon T Joan the 'hr Force Q..-,Cf Naomi jane Lynn Nomle Commercial lrtmutzex Glee Club 1 7 Xssembly l 2 3 C ass a y 60 80 Wor Transcrlptlon -Imbxtwn To be a good Wlfe fvv Y I . , 'y , 3 v by 33 ' ', 35 As- Mr. f - f df' 1 I. v 1 . I. I 1 l , r .1 , , 16, , 9 ' , 80- ' ' 2 ' , 4 s .Zh QA V 1- V' I ' 3 ll . gi I X sf A UW . YY' l ' E 4 6' J I . .' . J-1' 3 '54 . e'. . an v . ' ,Q '4 ' L 4. .,, . W.. Y . ,t2, P I V , ANU. Y l in .. ' 1 - ' , 'Q ' P' X l' d X , 'NS' . ' J J. , 2 - fs 4 t 3g As' 5 , 2, sg - '- , ' - I HW i 3 . .. 0 . . J. xf' I 'sz Q Melvm C McCaltps Coolue General 4dw1tze.f Assembly 3 Class Play 'lmbxtmn To jom the Navy ii! jane T McCormrck ane General Artwzlzes Glee Club 1 2 3 Actnvnty Representa uve 1 A Cappe our 3 B nd 1 Bowlxng 1 3 Assem 1 2 Ambmon To make the best out of life Ralph Thomas Manone Tom Academrc Artwme: Soccer 1 Assem 1 2 3 Banker Boys Chorusl 3 Class Play Prom Commxttee Sophomore Class Party H1 Y 2 Dxstrlct Chorus 1 Lore Staff Ambztzon To be a chemxcal engrneer 'Mtn Dons Evelyn McClellan Dot General -lttzfvztzer Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 Class Play Ambmon To Jom the W A F wnth Sus Thomas Eugene McCaffrey Punchy' Vocatronal Attwme: Football 1 2 3 Track 1 Craftsmen s Club 2 3 Class Play Ambltzon To be a success ful carpenter 25. Sally Amta McClellan Sally General flttzfvmer Glee Club l 2 Asembly 1 2 Bowlmg 1 3 Trl Hn Y 1 2 3 Prom Committee Almbztxon To be the best operator the Bell Tele phone Company ever a Van Home makes all state center A 1 all 1 33 , an 'Vx CP? Donna L McCardle Donna General Hltiwxttes Glee Clubl As sembly 1 Band 1 2 3 Class Plav Ambman To change my name to Deamer AS Charles R McCoy C huclr Academic Aftwztxes Student Councxl I Prom Committee Class Dues Collector 3 Wrestlmg l 2 3 mbly l 2 3 C ass P ay Ambzlzon To be a physncal director of the Y M C if . .. .I 3 - . .. 'U ' ' 1 s If bly , , 5 2: Q ' A' J Q e , , : Q I I ' 5 I . 3 ' ,-uf, - : ' ' xr 1 '- ' il: Eff if sir: ' . i ff- eff ',- 6' u - v . ' u u n I f -A B 2 1 - 3 A f . 1 i Alf ' , H P' ' , A . . . - : Y , 1 . . - : I ' 3: S , 2, 3: 3: S , , 3: 3 . . I . . ' ' 2 - . - A h d. . f '- KCI . r!. ll - I 'li : I , , I I ' fr 5 1 I a t.. . V A 1 1 Ch ' 5 a , 25 ' 5' ' , , 3 As- ' , 1 - I N ' se , , 9 l t bly , 3. -f 1 l '. -' . AX ' -' ,X We A' ohn C Mclixnnon General Nondy' Adwztus Soccer 2 Assem bly 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Ambltxon To Jom the Navy va Delorxs Lounse Melom De Academnc 4dwxl1e.r Glee Club l Bowling 1 3 Tn Y 2 Student Coun cxl 2 Maroon and Steel Class Plax -lmbxtzon To get a M D degree 1352! Ruth Mclilhany anel Academrc Artwxhn Glee Club 1 2 A sembly l 2 Bowling 1 3 Prom Commnttee Class Play -fmbmon To be a teacher Wmxfred Ann McKee Wmnu Aeadermc Adwme: Glee Club l 2 Assembly I 2 Banker 1 Maroon and Steel 3 Lore Stal? A Cappella Chonr 3 Stu dent Counell 3 Actnvxty Representatnve 2 Class Vnce Presndent 3 Ambxtzon To go to College Clliford Leroy McLaughlm Slurley Joanne MeLaughlm C s Vocatnonal Shnrley Commercxal Adwme: Baseball 2 3 4d1mt1e: Student Councnl Student Council 2 3 Prom Commxttee Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play 417Ibll101l To own the Hull slde Store 1 Sophomore C l a s s Party Prom Commit t Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Lore ta 60 8 0 W o r Transcription C l a s s Play Bowlmg 1 3 flmbman To be a prxvate secretary Class song echos through halls janet Mane McKnight cnet Commerczal Actwmu Assembly 1,2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Class P I a y 1 0 0 W o r d Theory 60 80 Word Transcnptnon Amluhon To be a good secretary John Phillip Mertz ohn Academnc Q lrtwmex Concert Choxr l av A 3 Boss Chorus 3 Counts Chorus 2 3 nd 2 3 Studen Council 3 Xssembly l 3 re Staff, Prom Committee, Sophomore Class Party, Wrestlmg 1 3 flmbition: To be an admiral. Carolyn M Meyer Callie Academic fldwztzn Glee Club 1 3 Concert Choir 2 3 Prom Committee A semblyl 2 3 So ho more Class Party Ma roon and Steel Editor 2 Mantel Oratlon Edu tor of the Lore Class Play Ambxtxon To be a script writer for NBC 6357 5 4:9- -1 Nancy E Montgomery Nance Commercial Actwztzes Glee Club 1 2 A sembly l Prom Committee Class P ay 60 80 Wor Transcription Ambition To be a good telephone operator W Grace I Miller Gracie Commercial 4dwz!1e.r Glee Club l 2 Assembly I Class Dues Collector A Cappella Choir 2 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Party Manager f Maroon and Steel 3 Class Plaw Student Council 1 60 80 Word Transcription Q Leon Richard Muller Lean Academic Artwztres Band! 2 3 Or stra 1 2 3 o s Glee Club 2 3 Student Council l Activity Re presentatnve 3 County nd 2 3 Concer 3 Prom Committee s s e m b l v 1 Sophomore Class Parts Class Play Ambxtzon To be happy -1mb1t1an To go to college Marcia Diane Neason Marcid Commercial Activities: Maroon and Steel ' Glee Club I 2 ' Sophomore Class Party' A Cappella Choir 3' Prom Committee' - semblyl 2 3' Student Council 3' Class Play. Ambition: To be a good secretary. nh' Eileen Anne ODell Eileen Commercial . rivitiex: B nd I 2 ' l-Hi-Y 1 2 ' - s mbly I 2 3' ee u 1 ' - o r d Transcription ' Class Play. ,-Imbition: To be a good secretary. Donna Althela Miller Donna' Commercial Actwztzex Glee Club 1 A sembly 1 2 Class Play Ambzhon To join the Waves with Sue 'N .3 A Lee Edwin Moore, r Eddie Commercial Actwxtzes B nd 2 3 As sembly3 Boys Chorus 3 Class Play Ambltzan To be a success ln life . I? 1 u ',: 'Z' , 1 3: S , , 3: ' 9 S- 3 . Seniors help to make last payment on the organ. 33 h , 2,,3i che I , ,i ig l3y' . I . A . j . , 3 2 . - ,- . . I I .I A' I 1 . x '- X , 9 Ba , g r J V Lore Stalfg Exchange Choir 33 County Chorus ' F 0 2. 1 ' 1 A ' 2 J: A . , 2, 3: 1 - .. . Q ' I - cr n - U - ,, . - . G 1 1 U A ' . I .' 3 1 i ' 35 S , 2, sg . 5 ' l I , i' d i 3. f 'i' : . 9 1 t a , , 3, 2, 3. , , 3, Tr , , 3. AS y 1 9 l 1 s GI 4? , CI b , 2, 3, 60, so , As W , Y I Y Y Edna Mae Pennington Edna Commercial .4ctiwitie.f: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 3: Class Play' 60-VVor Transcription -lmbzlxon To trasel Patrrcxa A Riley at General Admins: Glee Club 1 Assembly 1, 3 Bowlmg 1 Class Play Ambzlzon To be a success K 5- 'Ina Lore as completed and presses roll ames W Pry Crowbar Vocational flflzfuxtxes Student Councxl 2 Student Court 2 3 Secretary of Craftsmen s Club 2 3 Class Play Ambmon To hunt and fish xn the Canadian Wllds I Gloria June Romng Red Commercnal 4rtwzhr.f Glee Club 1 A embly 1 2 Class Plas -lmbmon To trax el H Susan Rrddle ue Academic Adwztze: Glee Club 1 2 3 Maroon and Steel 1 3 Bowlmgl 3 semly12 3 ACap pe a Choxr 3 Cass Dues Collector 2 F T A Club Prom Comlt tee Class Play Ambztzon To go to college Donald Lee Rothermel Don Academic -lrtwrizn Assemblyl 2 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Football 3 Lore Staff Prom Commxttee Sophomore Class Pam Actnury Representame 2 Class Play 'Imbmon To take ove Dad s busmess 1 Jay Robert Powell 'Idyn Academic .Jrti-'virien Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Base- 1 2 3' Class - ' ntl 2 3' Banker ' Xctnm Representatnwe Prom Commmee -'lssemblw l 2 3 Sopho more Class Parts Stu dent Councrl 3 Class P as 4mI11t1on To be a success Marne D Rocco Rocco Academic Artzwtrn Maroon and Steel 3 Bow g G ee Club 1 2 3 s semblyl 2 3 Concert Choxr 2 3 County Cho us 'P Student Councrl 1 Class Dues Collector 3 Sophomore Class Parts Prom Committee Class Plav 4mbmon To go to college if A N Donna I. Satzler Squirt General 4m-vztzes Glee Club I 2 3 Activity Represenra tive 2 Assemblyl 2 3 Bowling 1 Class Play llmbztzon To join the VV A Shirley Jean Schultz Shirley Commercial Jmvxties Glee Club 1 sembly I Bowling 1 Class Play 100 YVord Theory 80 Word Transcription Ambition To be a success ful secretary Lewis H. Ruble, Ir. Le1vie Commercial i4ctifui!ie.f: Assembly 1, 2, 3g Track Manager lg Band 2 3' Assistant Librarian 1' Cheerleader 3' Class P ay. Ambition To be a success in life fx' 4 ' Frank E Schreiber Dike Academic -Idwztxn Class Play A semblv 3 Jmbitzon To Join the Air Force Class play IS Donna M. Rupp Donna Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 39 Class Play' 60 80-Word Transcription. Ambition: To get my R. IN. degree Donna K Schucht Schuche General Attwme: Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 Sophomore Class Party Bowling 1 Class Play Ambition To be Blll s wife a huge success AJP mf Carl L Saylor Doc Academic Artzmtxes Soccer 1 2 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Parts Assembly 1,2 3 Boys Chorus 2 3 Concert Choir 2 3 District Cho ru 2 Actiuts Repre sentative 1 Class Plav -lmbzlzon To play soccer in college Elizabeth C Schwxnger Elise Academic -Imsvztzex Bandl 3 Or c estra 1 Z 3 TrxH1 1 Counts Band 1 3 Maroon and Steel 1 3 Activity Represent we 1 3 Banker ssembly 1 phomore Class Partx Lore Staff Class Play Jmhitmn To go to Lock Haven State Teachers College , , , . 5 , ' . x ll ' ll . if D ll lI I f - , . E : I , g 1 ' Z ., 3 . , Yi 63:1 Q u .3 . . u u ' , y r .' . I , Q . L I I R . ' S A x i . Y' , i , . 5 4. f' I T K , . . . . - . an . .' g s- : , , , . 3' s , 2 3' , .11 V f A . . -I . . A . ' ' X - N . , 1 l ' H . ' . , - ' f x y 6 3 E i 3' V as ' n - -3 l ,K . ,, . . . . . 1 G . I , - f 1 3' r - -' ,-, : - 33 As 1' , 2, 33 ' h Y , 3 '. '- ' 2 5: Y : 5 . 2, - 1 60, S ' I : - Q 'v i I I ' I - . ,. ati' , 3 25 y t , 2, 3Q So 'Q 9 files, . ' ' X, iam VV . 47214 al Ronald M. Sheaifer Ron Academic 4ftizitie.v: F otball 1 2 3' seball 1 2 3 Staff Class Plav 4mb1tmn To go to college 2-ez: ix 19' nd Ann Lee Shull Annie Academic -lfwztzfs Bowling 1 3 Glee Club 1 3 Concert Choir 2 Activity Repre sentative Stu ent Council 3 Sophomore Cl a s s Pa ry Prom Committee Assembly 1 2 3 Class lay -Imbmon To be a good nurse Constance Lou Searer Connie Commercial .4ftivitie.r: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee: Ma- roon and Steel 2, 35 Class Play. .-Imbition: To get my own car. ri Donald Eugene Shoemaker Don Vocational 4ft14.ut1e.f Prom Commit tee Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Plav Student Council 3 4mb1t1on To be a success ful carpenter Superb Prom rs gwen Patsy L. Shay Pat Commercial Artivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play. Jmbition: To join the Waves . 'C' fd Richard George Shotzberger Dick Vocational -lftxfvztzer Craftsmen s Club 2 3 Class Plas flmbztzon To be a good carpenter us by the fumors ark - -5' Mary Elizabeth Shearer Mary Commercial Activities: Student Council A sembly l 1 Hx Y 2 3 C ass P a y 60 80 Wor Transcription 4mb1t1on To be a success ful secretarv A QR Gene L Shumalter Goldie Vocanonal Artwxtxe: Football l 2 3 Banker 1 Craftsmen s Clu 2 3 Class Play Ambition To become a sailor A ' 0 v y y ' f Ba. , , 3 Lore V ll S , 2. 39 3 I. ba X Tr'- '- , g I . , : . z-gv I 1 , - d MPI' I l f A in H ,, - .. - ., - i va A I 1 - I .I V J I ,I 5 ..- rt? H . ,, - u ' n . ' .: X. l Q ' v 1 ' 1: d 4 N , f Q . . - s , ,Q I ' 2 v , , .'. l P ' Wi. . 5 L' ' 5-1 Sandra Lee Shuman Sandne Academxc 'fftlfllflfi Glee Club 3 Student Councll 3 As sembly 3 Class Play Ambztzon To recexve m R N degree I-ff.. Q Barbara Lee Sxlks Barb Commercnal Afflvlllfl Glee Club l 2 Assembly 1 60 80 Word Tran scrlptnon Class Play flmbztlon To get my M R S degree Semors achzevements are recogmzed on Semor Day 'Q Y if Lawrence E Smith Smitty General Arn-v1t1e.r Assembly 2 3 Class Play Ambztmn To Jom the Amr Force qu-Y haul' Ronald W Slpe Ronme Vocatxonal Afllvlflfl Baseballl 2 3 Actnvxty Representatne 2 3 Class Play Ambxtmn To be a good farmer '32 a 5 'Pwr i Charles 1 Smlthers Chas General Artzvztzex Assemblyl 2 3 Class Play Ambznon To marry Mxllne Arlene Beverly Smith Red General Aftwzlzes Bowlnngl Cheer leaderl 2 Glee Club 2 3 A Cappel a Class Play Assembly elmbmon To become Mrs Ronald Elder 13 Martha Ann Smyers Mart Academic Actwztze: Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly l 2 3 A Cappella Choxr 3 Class Play Ambmon To get my R N degree Ronald R Smxth Ron General Artwme: A ssembly 3 Class Play Ambzlzon To get a job nn somethmg connected wnth baseball ' , N I ' V N. ll ' I, ' If If ' - . f 5 1 .- , , 9 - 3: - , 2, 3: 3 I . ,y . . f y Q . 1 , I 5 ' . , If ' ll ' 64 PP 5 r -' , 1 I -' l ' , I ' 1 1 . , : - 1. , 2 l 3: , 1 ' ' ' L . l, 2, 3. 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'r - J ' v . ,K ' , l Beverly Ellen Snook Bev Academxc 4dw1t1es Sophomore Party Commlttee Jumor Prom Assembly 1 2 3 Gee Club 1 3 Bovsl nn 1 Class Plas Art 1 2 3 Student Councnl Ambxtzon To marry Joe Dmner Dance and Class Ptcmc 8 Robert E Snyder Bo Academnc 4mfuz!u.t Class Plas q Ambztmn To be a success Donna Louise Stafford v Donna Academic Banker 2 Student Coun c1l 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 A Cappella Choxr 2 3 Band 3 Class Dues Collector 2 Prom Com mittee Assembly 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 Sopho more Class Party County Chorus 2 Class Play Ambztzon To make the most out of life are Gwyn Lucille Steltzer Gwyn Academic fwmes B nd 1 2 ee Club 3 Gxrs Bowlmg 1 Orchestra 1 3 Assembly 1 2 untx B nd 1 2 struct Band 2 Class Play -Imbxtzon To be a lady nn white 'Tim ao- C' 5 Dolores Carolyn Snyder Dode Commercial 4rt1-vxtzrs Glee Club 1 3 Artl 2 Assemblyl 3 60 Word Transcrlptxon Class Plav Ambztzon To be a success nn evervthmg I under take are bright spots m a delight ul year Marne Mae Spearmg Mary Home Economics -Id:-vmes Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 2 Class Play Ambitzon To work at the Bell Telephone Shaky Ar 1011125 qc General Band 1 2 3 Q Q Boys Chorus 2 Class Pay Assembly 3 Norma Jean Stxtt Norm Academic Jr:-'vines Bovslmg I 3 1 ee Club l 7 3 I -Xssemb v 7 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Party Class Plav lmbxtxon To be a good nurse Ambmon To jom the Arr Force Q-fp ll . 91 I I u . re It A AIT , Q :Y ' - ' XV . : . .. E 1 , 1 ' - 42,1 ,. y ' g 1 3: A ' f 3. , ' K A a . ' S P iff. ' . ff ' 2 ' . . i : . : , , W 3. -U ' S r r N . . I- X - X ,N s I' ' u an ' ' C5 ' Artivitiex: Bowling 1, 35 ' .' A Harry E. Steinberger . 5 ' le , ' : . , , s , 1 ,J , , : 5 h l g . I Q - , f . Q I : Y Y ' 1 .-I 1' ' ' : a , , 35 . t' ' ' J ' ' , 5 , Gl g ' l ' Cl , .., Q Tri- A ' Q , Hi-Y , 23 . li 1, 2, 9 , , 3: -, 1 ' 1 I Co g a , , 35 g f, Di ' , 33 ' William D Thomas Pu Vocatronal Artwztzer Craftsmens Club Foot a Class Play Baseball 2 Ambztzon To become a sailor gn O' frm' Geraldme Ann Stroup Gerry Commercnal -Idzwztzer A Cappella 2 3 s e m b I v Gee Clubl 2 3 Cass Pl a y 60 80 VVord Transcrlptron -Imbmon To travel with Pat and joan Ronald P Thompson Barney Academnc Aftzfvltzer Student Councnl 2 3 Sophomore Class Partv Actlvnty Repre sentatnve 1 Prom Com mxttee Hn Y 2 Assem 1 2 Ambztzon To be a success joan Elva Teeme can Commercial 4ft1fv1tze.r Glee Club 1 3 Concert Chonr 2 A mblw 1 2 6 VV o r d Transcrnptnon Class Play ffmbxtzon To travel w1th Pat and Gerry 6 ba 1 Nancy Mane Trayer Nanc Home Economics 4ftzfv1l1e.v Glee Clu ssembly 1 Class Play 4mb1tmn To get my M S degree 36 H Ruth Thompson Ruth Commercral Aciwztxex Glee Club 3 Prom Commlttee Assembly 3 Bowling 1 3 Student Councnl 2 Class Play Ambztzon To be a success m anything I undertake YF Baccalaureate Serwce rs another un orgettable occaszon Ronald L Trout Ron Commercial 4ftw1t1e.f Wrestllngl 3 Football 2 3 B e ball l Boss Glee Club 3 Class Play Banker 1 2 Student Councxl 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Prom Commxttee Hlmbxtzon To be a success 451 Nancy Lou Uhl Nancy Commercial -Itlzfvltzer Assemblyl 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Concert Choxr 3 Bowling 1 TIHIX 123 Soho more Class Party Ac txvxty Representatnve 2 Class Play 60 80 Word ranscrlptxon Ambman To be a success 4l U T, . cc! 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Ma:-lm Ray Warner Marlxn Vocatlonal Artwztzes Craftsmen s Club 2 3 Class Play Ruth Ann Ulsh Poo Academic -Iftxvztzn Glee Club 1 2 ssemblw 1 Actxutx Representatne 2 Bowlmg 1 3 C s P as 4mbmon To become a buyer for Bergdorf and Goodman Carole M Weber Carole Academlc wztzes B nd 1 2 Tr1H1Y 1 Orchestra 1 2 County Bandl 2 3 County Chorus 2 3 sembly 1 Sophomore Class Parts Concert Choir 2 3 Ma ro n and Steel 1 2 3 Class Play -Imbxtzon To work for the Bell Telephone Com pam Commencement Day at Mztchell Fzeld joseph W Wheeler oey Vocational Actzwtxes Class Play Ammon To Joxn th . Marxnes ix Blame Van Home r Vanny General flriwzizex Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Track 1 2 Stage Manager 3 Prom Commlttee 2 As mblx 1 2 3 Cass Pav Ambition To marry Dee X' N a Dorothy B Weyant Re Commercial Afirvztxn Sophomore Class Party Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 2 Class Play Ambztzon To do my best m all I undertake Norman Bruce Warner Pig Iron Vocational Amfvme: Craftsmen s Club 2 3 Class Plav carpenter shop as our last vwtd memory of LIHS Margaret R. Wheeler P2387 Commercnal Attwmn Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly 1, 2 3 60 80 Word Transcrxptxon, 100 Word Theory, Class Play flmbztzon To be a success ful secretary I fill-I - , J . 'HA' - 3 H fl! ' ll ll l A . , . : 1 Y h . . . : V ' 3 , vb A 3: A, 3 , 2, 3: 1 . x ' . 1. . 3 3 .X -3 ' ' , g las ' 3 - I se 1' , , 5 I , ' ' : l . ' ' 1 . u sv. I u ' n - 'A 4 AA n ' u - . Q - .'. 3 ' - 5 1 ' ln o -'. 5 I47llbltl07l.' To be acarpenter. , - Aff' .-fmbxtzon: To get my own I I It I! . ' It di! l ' Art' ' ' : a , , 35 ' ' ' I . '- '- : 9 , , ,g , 1 , , 3: S , . 3: 3 . I - As , 2, 3 3 ' ' : ' . ' , : - t 0 1 . I . , I .I . I Q . . D 'I I I b. . .' . . C ' A l 1. :I 1 ane Anne Whrte ame Academlc Actwme: Club 1 3 Sophomore Class P a r t y Junior Prom Committee M roon and Steel 1 2 As mbly 1 2 C ass Play County Chorus 2 Lore Staff Glee Ambztzon To enjow Buck ne 'Ci S '-:95 il jerry W Whxte ferry General 4611011133 Soccer 2 3 Class Play Basketballl As sembly 2 3 -Imbmon To be a physxcal educatxon teacher 196 Semors leave to take then' places m. the community W2-T W4 Robert E Wnlkrnwn Wxllzy Vocatnonal Aclwztzex Wrestling 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Crafts mens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambmon To be a forest ranger ff? oyce Ann Whxte Academnc -lrtzfvztzex Feature Editor of Maroon and Steel 2 Glee Club 1 3 Assem 2 3 Concert Chonr 2 3 Bowling 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Commnttee us 3 Edxtor of Maroon and Steel 3 Ambmon To teach Spamsh wal? Larry E Woodlxng Elmont' Vocauonal Adtwtzn Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambxtxon To have a good txme Donna Wrlklnwn Wxlkxe Commercial Actuvzlur Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 2 Bowlxng 1 A Cappella Chotr 3 Class Play Ammon To Join th Waves ,ages Beverly Ann Woomer ev Home Economics Artwme: Glee Club 1 2 A sembly 1 Class Play Arnbmon To go to Balt: more with Fae Thomas H Wwmer Tom Academnc Activities Actlvxty Repre sentatxve Sta e Manager 1 2 3 Wres tlmg 2 Prom Commlt e F otball 1 2 Sophomore Class Party Class Play Am mon To Joln th Nlavy J ' C . ' 1 ' f -- 'Q . .. , ' 1 , Q A 5' ' Y: , , 3 3- x D .. ln . , 5 - 3 3 - se , , 33 l . ,- 11. 1 -2 l , J . Q a a . ' - , WV I lt'- Klloil Q . ll ' . 'YI I, . : ' .' , , ' 3 9 3: S , , 3: -ag A , 5 - ' 3 E bly 1. . z ' : - . , 5 . Q L. . : . . e . U YY r Class Playg County Cho- . . 'I D - l ' 1 g C If ' ii . ' L ff PF 0 ' . .. : . y S rw, . .. I- . . - , 'A ' ti cf 12 f ' 31. g, 1 D ' Y 7 U - 4 9 ' - J . 3 fe: 0 , , 3: p U b : ' ' e .4 'Y W A ll I ' UB Pl ' 1 f . . . . , . . . - , g . 34 s , 2, 39 fl Warren H Wray W ray Vocatlonal -lzfzlzztxm -Xctnnty Repre sentatne ' Craftsmen s u Class ax t. lmbxtmn To become a suc Cessful farmer 1' i AC ,ani- George L Yetter Pa Vocatnonal Hlrtlufzfs Craftsmen s Club 7 3 Class x lmbmon To be a good v carpenter if 71 Future years wall see us as success ul alumm Charles M Yocum C harlxe Academic stra I 2 3 Bo s Chorus2 Concert Cholr A sembly 1 County Chorus 2 3 County Band2 3 Class Pax 4mbzt1on To teach music Lorraine Eugene Yocum Ram Vocatxonal Prom Committee Band 1 Actxvxty Repre sentatlve 3 Assembly 2 Lore Staff Sopho more Class Party Craftsmens Club 2 3 Class Play Ambman To be a good flornst and a carpenter comblned 01014 Sang af 1953 Now me re gomg to bud farewell to you To our Alma Mater good and true Talung with us treasures old and new Of our memornes All the games and all the dances too All the teachers that we listened to And the study halls that we slept through These our memories As we gathered thoughts about you They will take us back to days, so few Of the dmner dance and our class p ay And the Ctnderella Prom last May Then the honor of Commencement Day These our memories , - I 5? : ' ' -1 ' 1' ' ' -, g 4 Play. Cl b .., 35 - Pl '. 5 . .- - ' , '- . 3 . X , fp C R K A 1 X la .4r1ifvilies: Band 1, 2, 33 Or- Activities: Football 1, 2, 33 S s , A che 3, , 5 yi I ' b I Q C 3: s , 2, 39 5 Q X ' - l ' , 3 Z I ' , . H ' y A xx I ' , , Q l , W 1 f . ' ' , gal ' QKXS ' ' . . ' ' 1 , ..'z-.-:aaeed-+,--an-tsbrggpgq-g, ,gg-49,104 A JUNIIIII B-1 Top row, left to right: Mr. Lees Long, I.. Grassmyer, Barger, Kresen Pierce. Zook, Singer, Greer, McCon: nell, Conrad. Second row: Mellinger Harp, Watters, Wray, Grafmyer Bentsel, Treaster, Howell, Reigle, J Grassmyer, Soccio, McConathy, Smith Cavanaugh, Beinhardt. Bottom row KnePP, Stade, Tuminski, Hogue. Mohler, Hess. B-2 To row left to ri ht' Fleck Smile P , K - 1 Y- Timblin, Creamer. Second row: Ban- non, Rowe, Leopold. Bossert, Ross, Krouse, Groninger, Guy, Mrs. Kaup. Bottom row: Beaver, Vincent, Havice, Brower, Snyder. Brannon, Noerr. - - t- 1lVl UUR UBJEUTIVE CRY TALLIZ B-5 Top row, left to right: Stoianoff, Smithers. Miller, High, Nolan, Barger. Glick. Second row: Miss Park, Wil- liams, Nein. Fink, Estep, Horning, Kephart, W'atson. Fisher, Lyle. Bot- tom ron: N. Close, H. Close, Kings- ton, Pennebalter, Ruble, Swisher, Hopple, Hoffman, Sheffield, Gutshall, Zinn, Woods, Showalter. Top row let to rxght Baker Clair Reesman Scratchard Krot Powell Hess Fisher Second row Mr Swartz Hommg Hartsock McMullen Yocum Kahley Relk McMasters Black Erb. Bottom row. Fields Archey Rowles Snyder McKee. Q:- B-6 Top row, left to right:- Montgomery DeLong, Marker, Garrison, Clelan Second row: Mr. Howe, Jordan, Hay: wood, Hughes, Yocum, Stoicheff, Fromm. Schubert, Lauver, Franklin Bottom row: Irwin, Varner, Weaver, Reese, Fisher, Wray, Foltz, Ginger-ich, Traxler, Knepp, Smith. s 55,-gg:-1 4 11 V-2 Top row, left to right: Hunter, Col- lins, Divens, Taylor, Smith, Warner, Pry, Rehrer, Mr. Swartz. Second row: Fisher, Stewart, Harshbarger, Quinn, Adams, Wray, Walters, Watt, Mc- Cali s Parsons Rothrock. Bottom Ps 1 row: Cupp, Knepp, Romig, Lewis, Walter, Campbell. . .5 lvl 'Udo-5 lf .,,4ailQR C-3 Top row, left to right: Howe, John- son, McNeal, Beckwith, Rodkey, Tay- lor. Irvin, Chilcote. Stricker, Defoe Second ron: Prettyleaf, Wetzel, Eby. Diehl. Daubert, Sausman, Mansell George, Miller, Ellis, Kinser, Rhodes Kahley, Miss Sowers. Bottom row Ort, Tubbs, Mierley. Phenicie. Bock Wolfe. Zampelli. Nelli, Shontz, Steele McMillen, Stutts, Brannon. C-4 Top ron, left to right: Mr. Coffey Mcffrory. Force. Zampelli. Greene Wertz, WH Knepp. Shimp. Wfilkins Ganoe. Siebert. R. Knepp, Kratzer Shore, Rook. Second ron: Burlew Lemmert. Coffey. Baker, Hall. james Johns. Frohm. Goss, P. Knepp. junk ins, Ritter. Mills. Wagner. Snook Bottom ron: Geary, Warner, Wertz Plank, Hampton, Miller, Yocum, Naugle, Swartz, Nichols. Sitkin, Houser. Roselle. S SIIPII WE C-1 Top ron, left to right: Snoolz, Yeariclc, Gross. Miller, Mauery, Goldstein, Lembo. Burd, Rhodes, Rishel. R. Miller. Second row: Kepler, Shull, Walls, Shawver. Hile, Stafford, Aur- and, Phillips. johnson. Kise, Weav'er, Pennebalcer, Plessinger, Miss Cress- man. Bottom row: C. Jones, Wertz, K. Jones, Spearing, Deamer, Himes, Bingaman, Bennett, Williams, Cole- man, Folk, Kaley, Sellers, Woods C-2 Top row, left to right: Loudenslager, Mannino, Philips, Barton. Holt, Aur- and, Appleby, Smithers, Notestine. Second row: Donahey, K. Goss, B. Goss, Bubb, Harmon, Powers, Logan, Johnson. Dippery, Mr. Engle. Bottom row: Swanger, Elliott, Bossinger, Mc- Laughlin, Blessing, Rupert, Liddick, Whitelaw, Walters, Baldwin, Hoffman, Smith, Moore. ,3 ' 4 L Q Q' 9' IGHT IIUR GIIALG C-5 Top row, left to right: Sitkin, Kornmann, Benedict, Schucht, Spangler, Barnett, Carter, Wismer, Hartman. Second row: Kline, E. Wray, Patton, Rahauser, Walters, Baxter, Marrone, Shimp, Orner, Muckel. Hoffman, Miss Frankenberry. Bottom ron: Nichols, Thompson, Pierce, Krot, Ham- mill, Heimbach, Wagner, Lehman, Hartley, G. Wray, Bubb. LJ N M. .ag -or-43- 35. .un-f1wELxf...:. 'fi' 'f.t'4--6934 10 V-1 and 10 V-2 Top row, left to right: Miller, Elder, Yoder, Haubrick, Davis, Watt. Tate, Shaffer. Hnrhst. Swope. Mr. Bosler. Second row: Boreman, Platzer, Stever, Wynn, Leister, Ross, Smith, Snook, Hollingsworth, Berryman, Yetter. Bottom row: Hoffman. Price, Carolus, Wynn, Harpster, Davidheiscr, Walter. Spigelmycr, Stitt. Kuhn. 'ty haha 'ilu ks? ' u t - -dHWif1TiQ4: f 1 g:-o-- ll If C-6 Top row, left to right: Goddard, Bobb, Ganoe, Lembo, McLaughlin, Bookwalter, Varner, Hawk, Owens, Winegardner. Second row: Rodgers, Campbell, Rocco, Kaley, Peachey, Burge, Wise, Aumiller, Baker, Mc- Elhenny, Mr. Fagan, Harris. Bottom row: Whiteman, Mauery, Johnson, Talbot. Beckwith, Harper, Laub, Hes- keth, Peace, Grose, Spigelmyer, Mc- Cahan. -1 10 V-3 and 10 V-4 Top ron, left to right: McMasters Kinser, Price, Leister. Laughlin. Wray. Hummel.. Mcffonahy, Dukes, Strauser. Beatty. Second ron: Hawn, Swisher. Smith, Ughetto. Bush, Zeiders, Snyder, Nichols, Clark, Solt. Mr. Sheaffer. Bottom Row: Henry, Williams, Thomas. Vaughn, Smith, Fetters, Yetter, Wheeler, Rupp, Boonie. S' QL!-YuY.1Q 49 . R-! .l--1 - -9-CY, 'Q' 9-1 Top ron, left to right: Young, Yoder, Austin, McElhenny. Thomas. Dysinger. Allen. Bearley. Kulp. Johnson, Harsh barger, Grassmyer. Williams. Second ron: Wilt, Burk holder, Stroup, Laughlin, Drass. Romig. Harbst. Morris son. Vaughn, Jennings, Slemons. Norris. Bottom row Haubrick, Snyder, Hockenberry, Switzer, Fisher, Wilson Logan. e eff- ,HA A ,A Glues'-.. 9-2 Top ron, left to right: McKinnon. Feathers. Franklin, Aumiller, Wakeheld. Orner, Settle. Brought. Laub, Wagner, Morgan, Miller, Myers. Fultz. Harshbarer. Second ron: Hesketh, Maben. McElhany. McCormick, Mannino, Lepley, Gazette, Donahey, Goss. Shepherd Shawver. Lindsay. Bottom ron: Fike. Dupert. Bradford Curry. johnson, Bobb, Moad, Chesney, McKnight Wheeler, Moyle. Q 1 s Ai FRO H UUR 175 9-3 Top row, left to right: Bradley, Renninger, Wilson, Stoner, Snyder, Huffman, Hackett Second ron: Mahoney, Earnest. Shirk, D. Baker, Lynch. Packard, M. Miller. Carter, L. Baker. Zettle. Bottom ron: Ritter, Shehan, C. Miller, Hobbs. Cutler. Brittain. 9-4 Top row, left to right: johns, Houser, Saxton Wertz, Hutfnagle, Stuck. Appleby. Troutman Beers. Bratton. Arnold. Conaway. Second ron Moore. Harbst. Zimmerman, Stitt. Shoemaker Swineford. Feathers. Grove. Edmiston. Zeiders Eby. Pennebaker, Shirey. Bottom ron: Norris Rittenhouse. Bickel. Trout. Ruble. Fisher. 9-5 Top ron, left to right: Miller. McElw'ain French. Norris. Ritter. Freed, Wolfe. T. Spigel myer. Kling, N. Spigelmyer, G. Spigelmyer Second ron: Larson. Lepley, Leister. Neason D. Griffith. Snyder. Beale, B. Miller. Craig P. Snyder. Wagner. Bottom ron: Shotzberger Specht. Wilson. M. Griffith. W'alters. Campbell Force. Hannon. Kochenderfer, Wray. Long. HURI 0V BRDADE agua: .zz A-I F-J ru U 's- er' 9 X I ix ---:gi'Eii ?f4i ' 1 bIa,oT,a,S ncstq 5 Insiruchona - - - In Lewistown 111931 5-UNO' s J X t 9-6 Top row, left to right: Dreese. Shearer. Faux. Hughes. Walter, Stoicheff, Cupp. Heckert. Sheaffer, Elder. Second ron: Norton. Adams. Dillman. Horton, Henry. Rhodes. Price. Steel, Breneman. Kochenderfer. McCoy. Bishop. Bot- if-' , ..-mi 9-7 Top row, left to right: Horning, johnson, Haywood King, Shaffer, Fisher, Mauery, Aurand, jones, Goss Ganoe, Bedelyon, Taylor, Marsh. Second row: Mc Mullen, Madden, Kotyo, Hackenberry, Moore Burke, Esposito, Daubert, Harbst, Fleming, Leoras Isenberg. Bottom row: Jordan, Riden, Smithers, Herbster, Ruble, Brannon, Kuhn, Cohrad, Klein. Brown, Gets. H 9-9 Top row, left to right: Lockett, Shehan, Lash, Klimek Klawitter, Hoffman, McCormick, Siegel. Second row Kresen, Bott, Morgan, Leeper, Wetzel, Berrier, Knepp, Grose, Shuman, Logan. Bottom row: Blessing, Elder Crissman, Hughes, Caldwell, Burlew, Chamberlain Henry, Beckwith. ton ron: Riden, Morgan, Beckwith. Sweitzer. Haubrick. Miller. Weas'er. Estep. Bopp. Fleck. Olson. 9-8 Top row, left to right: L. Cohen. Sherman, Cramer, Stafford, Snook, Kline, R. Cohen, Ber- rier, Wagner, Shimp, Rocco, R. Grabbe. Sec- ond row: Fraine, Fulton, Rhodes, Rhine, Grabbe, Pennebaker, Arnold, Gramley, Ranck. Bottom row: Fleming, Coskey, Bamford, Zook, Troutman, Dippery, Gentzel, Heller, Ray- mond. 9-10, 8-10, 7-10 Top row, left to right: Maben, Henderson, Grumbine Stewart, Pennebaker, Romig, Haubrick, Dean, Bailey Second row: Williams, Shehan, Kephart, Shawver, Grove, Hogan, Gutshall, Kline. Bottom row: Clinger, Carolus, Long, johnson, Blessing, Rothrock, Elder, Aumiller. 2- SIL - - - - - - 'S 5+ more 1-igszavggesgef' F-Sa f z ..-- --- - il 1 .. .ff U Jehq-e N nd ft-1 ' iv irfw 5 8-l Top row, left to right: Druclcenmillcr, Taylor. Wortman E. Cuff, Wagner, Snook. Second ron: jackson, Colyer Somers, Bailor, Parson. Renninger. Goss, Cuff, Fisher Dippery. Bottom row: Bell. Barlett, Wert. Peters. Baker Yetter, Macknair. 8-2 Top ron, left to right: Meloni, Carolus, Cavanaugh Brown. Bolger, R. Everly, Vanada, Phillips. Moyle. Sec ond ron: Harp, N. Everly, Lynch. Wilson, Freed. Bailor Chesney. C. Sipe. Bramm. Fisher, Havice. Bottom ron Autmiller. Hackett. Bingaman. Austin, Broome. Davis. Teenie. Sheriff. Rowe, McCardle. 8-3 Top ron, loft to right: Benny. Leister. Gisewhite, S. Mil- ler. Fliclcinger, McMullen, Pennebaker. Knepp, Lynn Webb. Zoolc, Horning. Second ron: Latchford. Mc Vicker. Downing, Holderman. Dippery, Kahley, Foltz S. McMullen. V. McKnight. Logan. Beers, Brown. Bot tom ron: Lulcens. Powell. Campbell. Cavanaugh, Mark ley, Neff. Thomas. Miller. Condol, R. McKnight Nlowery. Q Q Q Q 1 ,- vi 1.-r... gf I 1 .4 Z HUR PER PECTIVE CHA G 8-4 Top ron, left to right: Harbst. Spigelmyer, Cowen, Fry Groninger. Stitt. Wfoods. Beaver. McCartney. Hamal-cer Romig. Second ron: Wynn. McMillen. Brought. Weaver. Palm. Franklin. Rhine. Johnson, Jones. W'illiams. Mowery. Wagner. Bottom ron: Dean, Edmiston. King. Carlson. Baker. Stump. Spcaring. Warner. Heath. Peter- son. Halfpenny. 8-5 To ron left to ri ht- Pierce McNeal Cu Crawford P v S - - 1 PP' v Anastasi. Currey. Kochenderfer, Kuhns. Grimminger. Gutshall. Stewart. Sheidy, Bishop. Second row: Hogue, Shubert. Warner. Crawford. Talby, Yeater, Sechler. Mc Nally, Gross, Swartz, Solt, Knepp. Bottom row: Seese, Kauffman, Lcoras, Huff. Marker, Huffman, Miller, Weaver, Stafford, Grove, Walter. 5 Aj L vw! 8-6 Top row, left ta right: Snook, Grassmyer, Montgomery, Goss, Ammerman, Specht, Elder, Beatty, Bowersox, Teeny, Wade, Schucht, Swisher, Cunningham, Burkholder, Rupp. Sec- ond row: McCurry, Arseniu, Innis, Carter, Baumgardner, Salter, Henry, Nicodemus, Zim- merman, Brought, Aurand, Ayres. Bottom row: Goldstein, Uhl, McCalips, Brooks, Rhoades, Corkins, Yeager, Hunter, Desiderati, Burlew, N eimond. 8-7 Top row, left to right: Warner, Leonard, Ripka Herbert, Harlacher, Searer, Rosenberry, Lou der, Somers, Hackenberry. Second row: N Fields, Whitesel, Stitt, Machamer, Krout, -Bru baker, Kyle, M. Fields, Crouse, Yoder. Bn! torn row: E. Goss, McLaughlin, Caldwell, Mil ler, Long, Jordon, DeArment, A. Goss, Swisher. DQ ' 2-If as rar--' 1 1 2 8-8 Top row, left to right: Hackenberry, Dump- man, Mountz, Clemens, Ayres, Brannon, Col- yer, Weyant, Grimes, Jones, Wheeler, Rowe Second row: Coffey, Finkbeiner, Howe, Shotz berger, Wray, Werner, Wade, Shawver Wright, Shuey. Campbell, Lontz, Bowersox Dillman, Glace. Bottom row: Ellis, Houser Kemrer, Neason, Lyle, DeLong, Flanagan Knepp, Wilcher, Lundvall, Keiser. 1-'I , I 8-9 Top row, left to right: Thompson. Fegley, Bresen- han, Packard, Henderson, Alexander, Shawver, Durst, Conner. Second row: Schimdt, Weaver, Shearer, Haywood, Kuhns, Kahley, Hagan, Martha Miller, Walter, Shank. Bottom row: Hassinger, Marilyn Miller, Foltz, Holt. Rishel, Dillman, Hawn, Hoel, Beers. A lllW ll0RLll IIEVEAL IT ELF 7-1 Top ron, left to right: Brannon. Sausman. VanHorne. Lepley, Price. Third ron: Croyle. Saxton, Thompson, Kelley, Everly, Davis, Bax- ter. Second ron: Kratzer. Stull. Barradough. Swineford. Alexander. Rowles. Brooks. Bottom ron: Wray. Philips. Klinger, Meloni, Yocum. Mauery, Long. Dean. Yetter, Kinser. nn i,, Qt. f fl 11.57 :ff 5- 7-4 Top ron, left to right: Moore. Bowan, Eby. Besch McCracken. Renninger. Knepp, Mauery, Laub W'ert. Glazier. Second ron: Kearns, Folk, Cuff, Summers. Clarlc. Smith. Cummings, Dillman. Holt Yetter. Finley. Knox. Bottom mn: Bowersox. Wilco Pennington. Ruby, Varner. Laub, Parson. Norris Wilt, Treaster. Kahley. 'P I-, ' f' Top ron let to rxght Stewart Knapp Brought Thompson Lampelli Lewis Third row Wagner Campbell Narncr Blessing Searer Grubb Fink Wllkens .Second ron Snook Shores Walters Stimely Fry Powers Eichelberger Kresen Bottom row Kochenderfer Rowe Richards Musselman Mowery Schmidt Grove Davis Carolus 7-3 Top row, left to right: Worley, Goss, Freed, Bailey, Bishop, Hampton, Campbell, Dillman. Second row: Frankhouser, Blessing, Peffer, Thompson, Taylor, Wise, Leoras, Macknair, Cramer, Young. Bottom row: Stitt, Shoemaker, Shilling, Bopp, Matthews, Leister, Settles, Pannebaker, Wert, Yocum, Black. ai' H ntl 3- 4 Q 11? -'Y Azliv L- A x ' -- - WL .r,i, I nf ,gd 4 X 1 , ij 1 r, ' 1' .1 'A 7-8 Top row, left to right: Powell, Conaway, Hopson, I Wagner. Kosman. Stitt, Gramley. Third row: MCCon nell, Ingram. McClain, Stanley, Norris. Seby, Gingerich Burchfield, Harbst. Second row: Loudenslager, Chil coate. Reichenbach. Dimeo, Treaster, Wisehaupt. Knepp, McLaughlin, Clelan. Bottom fone: Swartzell, Grumbine, Ellinger, Barlett, Kepner, Hotchkiss. Hackett, S. Wag ner, Aurand, Penn:-packer. 7-5 Yop ron left to right: Dycus. Kohler. Druckenmiller. Long Flanagan. Rupert. Third ron: Wilson, Himes. Vins Persing. Pheasant. Specht. Hopple. Snyder. Gross Second ron: Cornelius. Fink. Hutchinson. Yoder Shawver. Yeater. Galbreath. Sechrist. Bottom ron Breon. Sellers, Davis. Mateer. Eby. Yohn. Beck- with Horning. Searer. Forsythe. T'-6 Top ron, left to right: Powell. Fultz. Kirk. Harbst. Harmon, R. Swanger. Goss. Chesney. Olson. Watt. Edrniston. C. Druckenmiller. Second mu: McCafft-ry. Yxynn. Shirey. Walters. Knepp. Burger. Colt-mam. Nl. Swanger. Vvagncr. B. Druckenmiller. Gt-ary. Singer. Bottom row: ll. Swanger. Yeattcr. Hughes. Hender- son. Harlon. Coffey. Young. Gross. Wray. Baker. .A '4 ii' Top row, left to right: Murray, Dalby. Sigler Mor row, Stoicheff. Duncan, Goss, Ruble. Weaver. Woods Sipe, Davis. Stuck. Soccio. McDermott. Riden. Sec and row: Stine, Hartley, Hesketh, Brown. Hetrick Faux. MacElwee. Bottom row: McMillan Boreman Clark, Janis, Derr, Wetzel. Wertz, Kauffman Shissler Spigelmyer, Butterworth. Top row, left to right: Porch. Henry. Hackenberry. Wat son. Sausman, Hannon, Knepp, Beaver, Wilson. Third row: Snyder, Wertz, Schilling, Hetrick. Witmer, Hay- wood, Potter. McCurdy, Anselmo. Second row: Zampelli, Hontz, Heaps, Heister, Mogle, Rupp, Fisher. Bottom row: Brosius, Lewis, Miller, Kline, Cherry, Long, Snook, Wakefield, Wagner. I ifr 0 A L.:-c ,' 'zz 1 w- - 5- I :Qin A . . '?. 112 HO I6 445 :ffi W1 X v an ea ae S -.gzgl , WE APPEAR A'l'0 li BEST OUR BUSY cafeteria is filled daily by hungry students from the three de- partments. Mledu A LEWISTOWN wrestler struggles to pin a defiant opponent. ORGANIZED FOR our benefit, the librarian's assistants keep our modern library functioning smoothly. Illnn '?'!l- THE L0llE l THE CRY TAL BALL LORE EDITORS A ND MAN- AGERSg standing, left lo right: james Hoffman, business managerg Marlene Benfer, assistant editorg Carolyn Meyer, editorg Ned Finkbeiner, sports editorg Tom Marrone, assistant busi- ness manager. The Lore, sponsored by the senior class, is a pictorial review or record of the curricular and extra-curricular activities of the scnool year. The staff members are elected in the spring of the junior year. The next fall the layouts. the pictures, and the manuscripts are prepared, patrons are solicited. and subscriptions are sold. After all work is checked, the book goes to press. The Lore, which has been published for 3-L years, has received many honors. The 1952 Lore received the lledalist Certificate, which is the highest award given by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and was a winner in the First Place Group rating in the Pennsylvania School Press Association. ENDING a days typingg left to right: Shirley Bradley. Grace APPROVING the layoutg left to Miller, Shirley Davis, Shirley Hutchinson. Helen Dippery. Patricia right: Mrs. Kaup. Miss Park. Mr. Campbell, Helen Houser, Elaine Gutshall. Fauth, advisers. :li X li l IIIEII EER TEWN SEE IT. FUTURE X X .ff f el K 110 ff ,M y 4, :gr I-ef BRINGING in the moneyg standing, left to right: Donald Rothermel, Jay Powell, Ronald Sheaffer, Robert Knepp, Eugene Banker. Seated: James Hoffman. WWFMU1 WRITING the biographiesg left to right: Shirley McLaughlin, jane De- Arment, Marlene Benfer, Lorraine Yocum, Elise Schwinger, Max Heller. IDENTIFYING the picturesg sland- ing, left to right: John Mertz, Ken- neth Loudenslager, Tom Marrone, Jane White. Sealed: Carolyn Meyer, Georgia Kreidler. 1 zz 0 ll PRACTICE 0F lllllllll MENT The Student Council of the school year 1952-53 marks another milestone in the advance of the gov- erning hody of our school. The following people hold offices in the Official Council: Ronald johnson, boy president: Donna Stafford, girl presidentg Ronald Trout. boy repre- sentativeg Helen Dippery, girl representative. Rep- resentatives from each homeroom compose the General Council. This year the Student Council has sponsored the magazine drive, school dances, hall patrol, American Junior Red Cross, and many other social events. VVe wish to express our sincere thanks to Miss lllccauley and Klr. Rager for their much- appreciated aid in making all our activities such a success. EFFORTS OF students like Barbara Mowery, ninth grade, and Helen Baldwin, sophomore, highest magazine salesmen. helped us complete payments on our organ and purchase a televi- sion set. SENIOR DEPARTMENT STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, left to right: Vincent, K. Rhodes, Aurand, Hoffman, Yocum, Rhodes, Lehman, Mauery, Varner, Dimeo, Weaver, Kingston, Mr. Coffey. Third row: Mr. Rager, DeArment, Deamer, Powell, Ellinger, Shuman, Snoolt, McKee, R. Knepp, Mertz, Neason, Hess. Zook, Thompson, Hutchinson, Miss McCauley. Second row: Reik, Baker, Johnson, Stafford, Dippery, Trout, Louden- slager, Shull, Hartman, Hecken, W. Knepp. Bottom row: McLaughlin, Frazee, Kauffman, Cupp, Parson, Mc- Conahy, McMasters, Miller, Jordan, Fisher, Bannon. SENIOR OFFICERS left to right Helen Dippery girl representative Donna Stafford girl president Ronald Johnson boy president Ronald Trout boy representative. 1 7 uf ,i fdiefife v ' f',Efy . Pi, s'f?i '-:tix 1 . . 1 !'sTx-ia. -.Tat i 1 Yu? A A., .M 1, -,,,.,.,,f4,h sg ' iv . - . '5 'xv qviqx I'-R. 4 WE FINANCE 0 ll AU'l'lVl'l'lll DONNA RUPP receives her activity book T from Barbara Krentzman and Edward Irvin. The Activity Ticket provides an inexpensive way for students of the two departments to attend different school activities. The owners of Activity Tickets can attend all home football and basketball games, wrestling matches, and other events such as dances and concerts. This useful ticket also entitles students to receive all issues of the school paper, NIaroon and Steel. VVhen you consider the number of tickets sold. you will see that the students find it a great value and convenience to have an Activity Ticket. JACQUELINE BAMFORD and Wallace Staf- ford make a ents to anice Grabbe and P vm J Frank Rocco. SENIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES, top ron, left to right: Miller, Ament, Lyle. Schucht, Bar- ton, Shubert, Scratchard. Wismer. Sheaf- fer, Warner. Swisher. Third row: Mr. Lontz, Archey, Clark, johns, Bradley, Henderson. Blessing, Reese, Fulton, Stade, Schwinger, Taylor, Irvin. R. Smith, Mr. Fauth. Second ron: Houser. Phenicie, Close, Bubb, Aurand. D. Smith. Krentz- man. Bottom rout: Carolus, Shore. Yea- rick, Bossert. Soccio, McConnell, Deamer, Sipe, F. Smith. Goss. Sv 5 :'i-,f.'i'-I-' gf -i.n- ,-ff zf-1-,15-' 3 -1 :-22.3 i I L1-..'i-'S'--' 1 JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES, top row, left to right: Griffith, Warner, Moore, Stuck, Dy- cus, Beatty, Lash, Everly. Second row: Heath, Colyer, McCurdy, Rocco, Logan, Lockett, Siegel, Soccio, Hughes, Grabbe, Snyder. Bottom row: Cummings, Harlon, Mauery, Long, Hotchkiss, Grassmyer, Henry, Zimmerman, Herbster, Dalby, Brown, Himes. i I 5 A tt: y i M AID E di' nun, 83 GX lf' W A1 K '1:'.-es.-'K leai to f gett to e and AW QA like ' 'M'1i.' ' , I'eSpOIlSlD1ll1',l8S. .gow ts. t inliil'iaL Tealu . . - football MAROON AND STEEL STAFFQ top row, left to right: Benfer, D. Stafford, Frazee. Second row: Ayres, Johnson, lay Start b FI'9d0riCkS. McKee. Kfeidler' Blessing, H0gu9. Nein, Wolfe, McNeal. Rocco. Krentzman, Neason. Joyce Ann S at Townsh Kitchen, Burlew, Hile, Hoffman, Schwinger, Zampelli, White, editorg Vesta Heane, associate editor, Miller, 'S all get C Shontz, S. Stafford, Kepler, Phenicie. Third raw: Howe, Zook, Dailey, Riddle, Meloni, jones. Bottom row: Burke, t t and reall Bannon, C. Stafford. Fulton, Fleisher, Vincent, Ruble, Wertz, Rhoades, Ruble, Miller, Innis, Madden, King, gut, R, Slick . . Treaster, Swisher, Howell, Varner, Searer. Kline, Smith, Arseniu, Grassmyer, Siegel, Cunningham, Colyer. be the 1 979 Speai year. ' ineoa s Ior ...L san.. ...-- , - f L to .. W... ... .. t...s wyca.. Y A . f ----H 4N--- ----- 3'33SZa....,e1s- The bam mem- .2f1mPa1,O.- .sYf,x,.,3,.,,.. Miss Sovefbi. wb9,,bfBS,..fB2ifeSf1ay'55,5i,imBiR,l0a,ZZc 5 will get their first -0 show them off ton1E lefonte game. S0 keep n. re About Band . . - nd while we're on 1 might as well tell Dav is coming UP ilii.e.- ei, at Mitchell Fl bands f1'0m M01 magh-Brown, NCCI d Tuseaioia haveq ' This year the llaroon and Steel staff published sixteen issues of our school. paper. including several larger-than-average editions of six pages. Also started for the first time this year was the addition of by-lines to those reporters' news articles which were considered well-written, 'lihe graduating staff members send sincere thanks to all those who helped make our paper a success. and we wish the future staff the best of luck. ,f,,lgt..f,l...t,,. mi T mi oi 0llli, il, ll lllllll'l'lll navy blue raincoa -up will appear at .ellefonte football raincoats, purchas Boosters' Club, c y of S1,800. By - dances and sellin .0 the club, the Ban .ble to finance this has been desi in order to give nmunity an opp he purchase of t Wiiiis Sl H Q -i 6 sl ii- if ARMO Y I P D f 4 V F' V r' Vocal music is delightfully expressed through A Cap- pella Choir, Concert Choir, Boys' Chorus, Choristers, and Sophomore, junior, and Senior Girls' Glee Clubs with Bliss Klildred Wentz and Blr. YValter Smiley as directors. These groups participate in radio programs, civic activi- ties, and visit the local hospitals at Christmas time. The Song of Christmas, a Fred lVaring arrangement was presented by the Concert Choir this year for the first time in our school. llembers of all the music groups are qualified for County and District Choruses. Eligibility for State Chorus is obtained through participation in District Chorus. jf! QONCERT CHOIR, top row, left to right: Loudenslager, Heller, Miller, Marrone, Defoe, Saylor, Ament, Con. rad, Orner. Third row: High, Goss, Mertz, Fulton, Barbour, Lindsay, Dip- P0lfYy N. Varner, Yocum. Second row: Swisher, Treaster, Meyer, Lehman, Webier, J. White, Zampelli, Uhl, Ciecierski. Bottom row: Mr. Smiley, L. Varner, Rocco, A. White, Wertz, Freed, Metzger, Irwin, Kochenderfer, Baldwin, Stees. I I ' iff MR. SMILEY gives the downbeat for a Sen ior Department Boys' Chorus number. Qcszfrf 4 ' 1 1 aff 4 f A CAPPELLA CHOIRg lop row, left lo right: Taylor, Vincent Stroup, Kitchen, Riddle, Wilkinson Houser, Kline, Miller. Second row: Dippery. Dailey, Kreidler, Neason, Ruble. Krentzman, Heane, Stafford, Kember- ling, McKee. Bottom ron: Howell, Hutchinson. Henry, Shehan. Smith. Fraine. McCormick. Lerch. Benfer, Miss Wentz. Smyers. 'ffl -I Qfdf ' ' A JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CIUBg top run' left to right: Close. Hopple. Treaster Fleisher, Nein. Williams. Marker. Zinn Wagenscller. Watt. Third row: Gutshall Ruble. Rothcrmcl. Reili. Hoffman. Hess Deamer, Kenawell, Fisher, Klinger. Nealy Cavanaugh. Second row: Havice. Swisher Harp. Bodley. Tuminski. Weaver. Reese Harris, McConathey, Howell. Blessing. Shore, Miss Wentz. Bottom ron: Dippery. Bentzel, Watters, Heslceth. Ross, Opden hoif, Treaster. Goss, Riden, Dimeo, Fink. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, top ron left to right: Kepner. Gingerich. Reigle George, Middlesworrh, Beaver. Stafford Buliclc. Third rout Grafmeyer. Rupp, Sny- der, Clark. Brannon. Loudenslager. Rhodes Second ron: Foltz. Stone. Noerr. Wertz DeLong. Brown. Showalter. Estep, Wray Soccio, Miss Wentz. Bottom ron: johnson Smith, Knepp. Grassmyer. Dodson, Mc Clenahen, Stees, Varner, Brower. Kenepp Fulton, Mohler. GLEEFULLY WE l G PRAISES BOYS' CHORUS, lop row, left to right: Creamer. High. Goss. Moore. Mertz, Fulton, Burd. Lindsay. Nolan, Marrone. Hughes. Rook. Bottom row: L. Varner. Saylor. Ament. Miller, Leopold, Berryman, Knepp. Yearick. Dippery. N. Varner, Louclenslager. Trout. Mr. Smiley. f Q if t ' -xl 4 1 fi? J ' 1 n- S' 7 ! F l an - - 4 1 . X, ,.., v 1 D vp-v ..----nf. 5 1 1 .... -wow' 5 Ll.- 6 , . . QC 31 SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, top row, left to right: G. Miller, Schultz, Klinger, Griffith, Fredericks, Bradley. Romig, Leister, Kreidler, Davidheiser, McElhany. Third row: Meloni, Snook, Henry. Allen, E. Kline, McKnight. Silks, Long, Earnest, Ciecierski, Lynn, Stroup, Mont- gomery, Pennington. Second row: Fraine, Hutchinson, 0F llllll M IU-Lllll SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, top row, left to right: D. McClellan, Woomer, Edrniston. Riley. Hoffman, Logan, Kochenderfer, Macknair, Gibbons. Third ron: 1. White, Baumgardner, Ulsh, A. White, Rocco, Meyer, Steltzer, Smyers, Heane, Benfer. Second ron: Lewis, Logan, Kitchen, Davis, RUPP. H. Dippery. De- Arment, Stafford, Shay, Brown, Houser. Johns, Miss Wentz. Bottom row: Snyder. Smith, Neason, Dippery, J. Kline, Thompson, Lerch, Wilkinson, Searer, D. Miller, Weyant, Kemberling. G CIIM 'IU l'l'Y McCardle, Campbell, King. Hoclcenberry, Knepp, Lid- dick. Spearing. Schuman. McKee. Dailey, Miss Wentz. Bottom ron: S. McClellan. Bratton, Brugger. Teenie, Henderson. Wheeler, Shearer, Gutshall, McCormick, Satzler, Kuhns. .V , 3 ,4 5- :,' 5 ' 3, . 3 G ' . 3 , .. A L , 4 .. E 5 1, GJ t . 'i. v . .1 - Q I QXTAQ n 4 - ' U I ' ,: J 19 ' i 1 Q X I 6 , 1 Y 'Q gn , -1 , A '- V1 A 5 . ' ' ' 1 . ' p . AJ, D 1 1 1 1 1 'vi V' 1 sv' .iv ' V rr'- 1 ' as f . ' A . v v vi h L F , . F ' ' o V l b L E - 1 I. A L 0 , A in .. . 1 V w--1 fr, X Suv' - -' ' vw' . nf ' - , 4' . Q M 1 A f'4. A , ' . 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' 5 A I A I ,, A I l ,, x ,Q I , 1 1 - 4 A fm' I' 1 L. f J ' , E- 4 5 . .ll , .fi ' 'HQ if f JE ff: ' .54 13 . , - 45 EQQAQW' i K I ,.' ' , Z A vg '. ' .il ' V ' Q 1 flq7' f'.b,jL' It -1 , . H . 5 Q-.Pu 1,2- ,I Z.. Q I -LA.. - ' ,AQ 5? 4 A - 5' 5 fo , . 4 hil' , ,Q ' r ' , U f n X xii: V. I IH ,L ' , . D 2' , X f, 9 sy' A ,,nk' . -. 1 x :S 5 V 'I Y xfiramqt 'nfl fi 24 Q? 'xx Tri' Q Fllll IIME HHIILIIIAY E UAPAIIE THE CHARLESTON Girls recall the days of the Roaring Twenties. MARCHO GARX awards the Crack- pot Prize to two worthy contestants. PA, PA, git yore gun! Thar's the vannint! COWBOYS and cowgirls lay aside their spurs for a holiday out West. 73 SSEMBLIE UFFER 0 ll TIIWN A vital part of school activities is the :tsseinhlies in which stiimlents may tlisplui' their talents. lfilins. lectures, :ind spettizil assemhlies give us well-hztlzinced programs coinhining education :ind entertainment. Urgzinizations provide for our interests and Iiliilities. Many girls tind recreation in howling. Stiitlents interested in the teaching profession find help in the l . 'lf A.. while Vocational hops inziy he- roine lfutiire Craftsmen. 'l'hroiig1h the Miss Coni- rnunity lfuntl contest we found time for corninunity affairs. uf!-A fbfsq, NOELS RING out against the background of the Nativity scene. IN THE annual gym assembly the students dis- play muscular co-ordination. Si A' Nqgff 'Y APliElllEll 0F lllll lllllllll INTERE TS li' . THE OFFICERS and advisers of the Future Craftsmen's Club line up for their picture. THE FUTURE Teachers Club meets with the adviser, Miss Helfrecht. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, standing, left to right: D. Stafford, White, M. Rocco, C. Meyer, G. Leopold, G. Kreidler, V. Heane, J. A. White. Seated: M. Benfer, M. Blessing, C. Swisher, L. Bent- sel, joan McKee, E. Gutshall, H. Dippery, A. Kitchen. 1' MISS COMMUNITY FUND Helen Dippery SIIS surrounded by the court THEY TACKLE il IIIFFICULT .lllll The football team of the Lewistown Joint High School compiled another enviable record dur- ing the season of 1952. A team which had the desire to play the game, a well co-ordinated and capable coaching staff. the untiring efforts of the manager, and the loyal sup- port of the students and fans were important factors in making a successful season. Followers of the rugged sport agreed that the team was one of the best of local high school teams. Coaches, players, student body, school authorities. and parents can be justly proud of the excellent per- formance, team spirit, and team play in evidence during the successful season of 1952. WATCH IT, Becky. he's right behind you' OUT OF the way, bud, McCaflrey's coming through Left to right: William M. Hetriclc, coach of intra mural footballg Marvin S. Lantz, coach of intra mural football and assistant coach of wrestling Lester Houser, Jr., coach of V. footballg Maurice Left to right: Alexander Ufema, head coach of football C- Sheaffef, coach of V- f00fb3ll and V3l'5lfY base and basketballg Joseph F. Sicchitano, assistant coach of ball- varsity football and coach of V. basltetballg Jack E. Swetek. faculty manager of athletics and trainer. VARSITY FOOTBALL scones L.J.H.s. opp. . 19 14 Conemaugh Twp. ................... . Bellefonte ....... . . .20 0 Tyrone ....... . . .35 0 Capt. jack ..... ...SS 7 Burnham-Derry . . . . .14 6 Lock Haven ...... . . . 6 12 Lancaster Catholic . . . .31 0 Danville ......... . , .14 13 State Colle e . . .33 26 g . . Huntingdon . . . . . .28 0 tx-Il VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAMQ top row, left to right: Yocum, Rothermel, R. Wismer, Fulton, Shumaker, Thomas, Powell, T. Wismer, Zimmerman. Second row: Mr. Ufema, coach, Hogue, Grassmyer, Stoicheff, Sheaffer, Scratchard, Heckert, Holt, Beckwith, Warner. Mr. Sicchi- tano, assistant coach. Bottom row: High, managerg Trout, Bossert, Dailey, McCaffrey, Finkbeiner, co-captain, Van Horne, co-captaing Troutman, Fromm, Long, Bannon, Mr. Swetek, trainer. VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN ferry Bannon, james Beckwith, Lee Bossert, Ned Finkbeiner, Harry Fulton, lack Hague, Thomas McCaffrey, lay Powell, Darwin Scratchard, Ronald Sheager, Gene Shumalrer, Richard Van Horne, Iames Warner, Thomas Wismer, Lorraine Yocum, Richard Fromm, Darwin Long, Donald Rothermel. LEWISTOWIN' l9-CONE.llfl LVGH TWYP. l-l. The Panthers opened their 1952 season with Cone- maugh Township, the 1951 VVestern Conference Champions. The winning touchdown was scored in the last minute of play by Tom McCaffrey. I.1ilff ISTOl4'.N' 20-B1iLLIil O.YTIi 0. Coming to life in the second half, the Lewistown Panthers' great defensive play stopped the Bellefonte Red Raiders quickly. Thinking of the last game, the Panthers showed supreme strength. LlilfVISTOIfV.N' 35-TYRONE 0. The Panthers trounced the Golden Eagles for the hrst time on their own field in a fifteen-game series. This was the highest score ever recorded by either school in the rivalry, which started in l923. l.lilV1STO1I .N' 55-C.lPT.lI.Y J.-ICK 7. Ex- tending their winning streak to 13, the Panthers routed Captain jack in a rather easy contest. LEWISTOIVN 1-l--Bl.'R,N'l1.1.1I-DERRY 6. The Panthers' hardest game of the year was won before a record crowd of 5,500. Touchdovvns in the first and hnal periods by Beckwith and 1IcCaf- frey gave the Panthers a victory over the Steelers. LEWISTOWN' 6 - LOCK HAVEN 12. The Lewistown Panthers bowed to the Lock Haven Bob- cats who possessed a supreme air offensive in the first defeat of our 14-game winning streak. LEWISTOWN 31 -LANCASTER CATHO- LIC 0. Quarteback Powell handled the throwing chores and worked a well-balanced offense in pilot- ing his team to victory over a larger Crusader eleven. LEWISTOPVN l-I-DANVILLE 13. Since this was the closest game of the season, victory over the strong Danville Ironmen was brought about by Scratchard's conversion in the final minute of the game. LEWISTOPVN 33-STATE COLLEGE 26. Trailing by I9 points at the end of the first half, the Panthers overwhelmed the Little Lions by scoring 33 points in the second half. The winning touch- down was scored on a pass from Powell to Bannon in the last seconds of the game. LEWISTOIJQN' 28-HL'NTI.N'CDO.N' 0. The Panthers finished a successful season with a 9-l record by handing their traditional rivals, the Hunt- ingdon Bearcats, a smashing defeat on the VVar Veterans Memorial Feld. This was Lewistown's second consecutive shutout over the Bearcats. sf' P E' mukkk ,-,-7 in 'I.-XY IOVCIII I .0- 6 O 94:55 - - Rv N '11 .xx 'F Y fsijj ,ah N3 ' lf' Fri, 'M' s , awg. ' SV'-1 wer' . . I 2 f-- 'ff - YQ ' I 'fir w if gs f,P,i' I H F , 7 1 QV' ' f f qi ' ..f-.ff 1 1 J ' y- ,fi -Lis IAQ., JEL. L vt' if-r V 4' V , In ,fiat tk 1.x ' f ,f ' 'f f f r 't.Q- ' '- ' 4 Qi, ' .5 3, , Q 1 , V ,', :' -.yk ,. ,Hi if ' I 3 M ' ' - 'f' N' ' ' ,MFL .451 - 1, . 3 k- V , .4 .L . K ',,. ,f., .,,-',. f -'n ,, .Q-, .,,t K ' - ' . .,.n.A..A - wb L if x X .x..IlQuBl1. vim-A-. an NED PIINKBEINER .A- . I3 39A J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM, top row, left to right: Kinser, Rhodes, Wertz, L. Sheafler, Hartman, Watt, Swope, Stuck, D. Harshbarger, Knepp. Bearley. Third row: Mr. Houser, coach, Shehan, McCormick, G. Harshbarger, Howe, Hughes, Taylor, Beers, L. Lembo, Bradley, Cupp, Bishop, B. Shaeifer, Mr. Sheaffer. coach. Second row: Hollingsworth, Irvin, johnson, Blessing, Kuhn, Sieber, Stoicheff, Carter, W. Sheaffer, Winegardner, Moyle, McElhany. Bottom row: Suisher, manager, Yetter, Thomas, Lash, Henry, Orner, J. Lembo, Wilson, High, manager. THEY LEAR THE FU DAME TAL J. V. FOOTBALL SCORES Bellfonte .... Capt. jack . . . Burnham-Derry State College Huntingdon . WEIGHT TEAM'S SCORES L.I.H.S. OPP. L.J.H.S. OPP 19 0 Juniata joint .....,......,........,.. 0 18 ....20 7 Capt.-Iaclc.... ...O 6 . . . .12 7 Juniata joint ..,. ... 6 12 ... 7 19 Capt. Jack .... ... 6 6 . . . . I8 I4 WEIGHT TEAMS, top ron, left to right: Mr. Herrick, coach, Mr. Lantz, coach, Hagan, Searer, Dycus, Mowery, Bowersox, Druckenmiller. Meloni, Hannon, Eby, Colyer. Second row: Davis, Brooks. Stoichefl. Goss, Kratzer. Crawford. Lepley, Fegley. C. Beers, J. Beers, Young, Elder. Bottom ron: Gates, Wertz, Ripka. Swineford, Blessing. McCartney. Brown, Bishop, Baker, Stitt. Machamer. Grubb. THEY AIM Fllli PEliFEC'I'l0 HIGHER, fellow, we want that ball! Having a green team for the 1952-53 season. the Panthers couldn't get rolling for the hrst four games. The team spirit and tight did not end despite the seemingly bad luck of losing games by two and three points. In the hrst half of the Xlountain League, the hghting Panthers Came through with only two vic- tories. However, during the second half. the team began to make a much better record, for the Panthers ended the season with eight wins. This year Jay Powell, Ned Finkbeiner, and Don Rothermel will be lost by graduation. Never- theless, the Maroon and Steel should be one of the top flight contenders for the Xlountain League Championship in 195-l . LETTERMEN lack Hague, Bill Hartman, Charles Schubert, Ned Fink lreiner, ferry Bannon, ,lay Powell, Don Rotherrnel, Iirn Beckwith, Ronnie Wertz. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMg top row, left to right: Rothermel. Rariclc, Finlcbeiner, Mr. Ufema, coachg Scratchard, Hartman, Shambach. Second row: Hogue, Schubert, Powell, Beckwith, Bannon. Bottom row: Banker, manager, Bossert, McConnell, Hughes, manager. THE FINAL TALLY SENIOR COURTMEN Don Rothermcl Ned Fmkbemer and ay Powell recenve hearty handshake and a Hnal good by from Coach Alex Ufema VARSITY SCHEDULE L I H S OPP State College Bellefonte Alumnx 1952 Bellefonte Phnlnpsburg Bumham Derrv Hollldaysburg Capt jack Tyrone Burnham Derrv Phlhpsburg Holhdaysburg Capt Jack Hunnngdon Tyrone THE BALL hangs ln mid anr whnle players and spectators want breathlessly for a possible addl non of :wo pomrs . . y J , a 50 53 ' ............... 70 56 53 54 N ................ 53 60 - 1 ............ 43 36 ' .............. 34 56 . ................. 57 56 Huntingdon ............... 55 57 51 27 - I ............. 60 50 ................ 60 52 ' .............. 33 57 . ......,.......... 53 51 ' ............... 47 63 52 41 I llllll FAVIIR The Baby Panthers started the l952-53 season with an inexperienced squad. However. due to their strong desire to win and to their excellent ball handling, the team de- veloped fast as the season progressed. Lvnder the capable leadership of Coach Sicchitano and because of their exceptionally fine teamwork. the Baby Panthers proved that they were by far the best Junior Var- sity team in the llountain League by becoming the only undefeated team in the seasons competition. Kloving up to the varsity squad next year are Jim Taylor, Cliff Hartman, Bob Beers, Larry Swope, Larry Sheaffer. Calvin Holt, and Bill Knepp. WE HATE to admit it, but our opponents sometimes make points, too. J. V. BASKETBALL TEAMg top row, left to right: Goldstein, Swope, Hartman, Mr. Sicchitano coach, Knepp, L. Sheaffer, Stuck. Second row: McCormick, Beers, Aurand, Taylor, Cramer B. Schaeffer. Bottom row: Anastasi, managerg Ranck, Fisher, Holt. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE L.J.H.s. OPP. 52 25 .11-an: l.,0llEg0 . . . , , Tyrone . , , , , D , , Bellefonte . . . . . 58 15 Burnham-Derry . . . Bellefonte . . . 47 18 Philipsburg . . . . . PhIlIPSbUrg -.... . . 73 21 Hollidaysburg . . . BUmh3m'D9f Y - - - . 52 16 Capt. Jack . . . . . Hollidaysburg . . . . 56 42 Huntingdon . . . Capt. Jack .... . 52 28 Tyrong ,,,,, Huntingdon .. , 47 24 xal 1' Hz' af' Qmminzmrnnunnmfg ' 1 -- , gg '-fu! 'gkigiii ,it Y A xl, I N A ig x . Z. .V i xxvsrm NWI: 5 7' 3 ' - V 'f K 1 ' X , , . W , W x Q 7 W 5 X Q W 'fa' 'ff 3 V ' X5 D v ,XX X, ' WSW. 9500 - -'WV' ' 'fl ,K 9 Q K . I Q ' ' ' NIH -x.' Q .' , faux, 5 ' 4- . r . . ' , A., .1-. Q s I Xwsrh, W0 URM k -WSW Xu n , ,Q q 11, UUR UUUER FIELD, C 0 , 1 GUESS SOCCER SENIORSg jerry Wfhite, Eugene Banker, Ronald 'Q Lindsay, Ronald johnson, Ronald Hendricks, Carl Saylor. s,' ,A 8 CENTRE COUNTY INTERSCHOLASTIC SOCCER LEAGUE I..j.H.S. OPP. Rebersburg . . .........l ..... 1 O Millheim ...... . . 1 4 Hublersburg .... . . 1 1 Burnham-Derry . . . . . 4 0 Spring Mills .... . . 3 1 Centre Hall . . . . . 2 4 Loganton .... . . 4 2 State College ..... .. 1 4 Burnham-Derry . . . . . 6 0 SOCCER 'I'EAMg top row, left to right: Niernond, Lauver, Fegley, Hunter, Mr. Hartman, coachg Gearhart, Defoe, Snyder, B. Lindsay. Second row: Houser, Con- rad, Glick, Killinger, Soccio, Shamback, Clelan, Shirey, HEY, johnny. where did it go? 727'37 'ff1...,,4n,, , ,- SOCCER LETTERMEN William Hartman, john Shirey, jerry White, captain, Carl Saylor, Eu ene Banker, Ronald johnson, Rocco g Soccio, james Conrad, Charles Killinger, john Shambach, jerry Clelan, Ronald Hendricks, Ronald Lindsay. Hartman. Rocco. Bottom row: Saylor, johnson, Hend- ricks, White, R. Lindsay, Banker. Inset: Dean S. Hart- man, Varsity Soccer Coach. Qt'-f ,f -I Q Q M. cop ,W f .af r ' . v 'X I Q' 1 A s 8 M' 'S ,x . L 3 L 'i . f . QL ,,, H I' 'N , il i lg! 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