Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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M K' Q Ss' ' 4 A , 'U -N fs. 1 A S775 l ,,.k ,X .xx so 1 1 -53 .H LL: fr 'Wir' 3 Y yr 1 1 . him X2'1Si, Sr Qim hugh school days page 4 page 6 page I2 page 18 page 45 page 56 To one we admire . 4 HERE MISS CRESSMAN explains the functions of the slide rule in one of her optional classes. ln fond memory, we dedicate our Lorf' to a devoted friend and teacher, Miss Esther Cressman. As one of our most revered and beloved faculty members, she has won a perma- nent place in the hearts of her former and present students. In addition to her school work Miss Cressman has also taken an interest in community affairs and is an active member of her church. ln her many years of service to our school she has participated also as a class adviser and an adviser to the school press. Although her daily schedule is a busy one, Miss Cressman often remains after school to give students further help. To increase the scope of those who enjoy mathematics, she has initiated slide rule and graph classes after school. The stu- dents of these classes always appreciate very much her deep interest in their behalf. As a result of her untiring efforts in stressing speed and accuracy, our Mathematics Department has achieved high standards. The 1957 Lore pays tribute to Miss Cressman for her aid in establishing our foundations for the future. WORKING WITH ceramics is one of Miss Cress- man's many outside interests. On the table she exhibits several pieces of her handiwork. SUCCESSFUL AS an amateur gardener with both trees and Bowers, Miss Cressman shows a senior her beautiful dogwood tree. we dedicate our fare QMS-T? -.M f., 1 xx. f.., MISS ESTHER CRESSMAN MR. RICHARD H. BARTHOLOMEW B.A., M.Ed. Superintendent of Public Scbools Lewistown, Pennsylvania Proudly we The Class of 1957 says, So we're leaving L. H. S. So you are leaving to enter into a world of many complexities, but full of opportunities. The world into which you are entering has some people who are kind, reasonable, and generousg others who are mean, stubborn, and stingy. Some people loaf, others work. Some people learn, others are satisfied to remain ignorant. Some people spend leisure in fine reading and companionship, others dissipate and Waste tlilelf lives. SOITKZ people follow the low wayg others, the high way. Firmly resolve to follow the high way. May your experiences in L. H. S. stand you in good stead wherever you may go and in whatever you may do. MR. RICHARD F. SNYDER B.s., M.Ed. Principal Lewistown Senior High School society. for the building of a life of beauty and power hoil our teochers The theme, So We're Leaving L. H. S. , mirrors twelve years of experiences, from first through twelfth grades. You have climbed the educational ladder of elementary, junior, and senior high schools You leave with a diploma in one of five courses of study. You leave behind you never-to-be-forgotten associations, happy and satisfying experiences, but you will take with you the knowledgcs, skills, and atti tudes which will help make you a productive and efficient citizen. You carry with you an investment with which democracy has endowed you so as to make our community, state, and nation a better place in which to live. We look to you for leadership We have confidence that you will assume your fair share of responsibility as you take your place ir! tomorrow s May your years ahead be filled with opportunities ll! lllif it ' S ': ' ' Q Yf if , 'W t V5 5 'A,' ' 6, - S i R ZA MISS GLADYS S. MCCAULEY MR. M. EUGENE HUTCHINSON B.A. B.S., M.Ed. Assitant Principal Principal QSabbatical Leavej Lewistown junior High School Lewistown Senior High School will l . MR. JOHN L. O'BRIAN MR. RICHARD D. SMITH MR. JOSEPH WERSINGER 1s.s., M.Ed. n.s., M.Ed. n.s., Med. Director Director Director Industrial Education Music Education Art Education as friends who lead u SECRETARlESg s t a fl rl i n g , left to right: Susan Fleming, Barbara F r e n c h , Betty George. Seated: Mary Jane Myers, Helen Stewart, Jane Shields, Faith Eisenhart. X f so-A ,-.A TOP ROW fL-R1- MARY S. BARR, R.N., Nurse . . . ROBERT L. BAUMAN, B.S., M.I:'.d., General Science . . . HARRY BAUMGARD- NER, JR., B.S., Mathematics and Science . . . DOROTHY M. BENNER, A.B., M.Ecl., English . . . HARRY I. BENTSEL, Electricity. BOTTOM ROW KLRI- LAWRENCE D. BERGMAN, B.S., M.Ea., Geography and History . . . HAROLD E. BOSLER, B.S., Related Drawing and Drafting . . . PAULINE H. BRANDT, B.S., M.A., Vocational Home Economics . . . PHYLLIS M. BRUM- BAUGH, B.S., M.Ed., Geography and History . . . ANNA M. BURKINS, B.S., M.Ed., History. WILLIAM F. CASILLI ESTHER CRESSMAN 'W B.s. B.S., M.A. Vocal Music Mathematics V -,,Z xi' , 35,7 , 3 through the cleep . 'f an MARY H. CRUMBLING ELIZABETH L. CULBERTSON A.B., M.A. Speech Correctionist English TOP Row fL-R1- ELIZABETH DEAN, Special Education . . . J. WILLIAM DEAN,, B.S., Music . . . EDGAR G. DICKERT, Ph.B., Mathematics . . . BEATRICE DOWNIN, B.S., Librarian . . . HARRY ENGLE, A.B., M.Ed., Social Studies, History and Small Business Management. BOTTOM ROW fL-RI- JOHN J. FAGAN, B.S., English and Public Speaking . . . HOWARD E. FAUTH, B.S., Commercial . . . WILLIAM M. FLEMING, A.B., History and Social Stuzlies . . . MARY E. FRANKENBERRY, Ph.B., English . . . ETHEL GEEDY, A.B., Mathematics. :wife Nlkk g Q. ,., n . , M .M 5 - : . I :Q my - g Ag: 'X-42. - -' ,, 'f QQWW I R it' W- I 4 11 g sw Y ww wg 'H .T X 'N ' a -. ' A.,' i 4. s f for Row fL-Rj- PETER N. GORANT, B.S., M.Ed., Fusion . . . PHILLIP GUISER, n.s., M.Ed., English . . . HARRY R. HARPSTER, B.S., Fusion . . . DEAN HARTMAN, B.S., M.Ed., General Science . . . WILLIAM HETRICK, B.S., Industrial Arts. MARVIN S. LANTZ cg 62 5 B.S. 1 History , 1 BOTTOM ROW fL-RD- ALBERT W. HOUSER, B.S., Commercial . . . j. LESTER HOUSER, JR., A.B., M.Ed., Mathematics . . . WILLIAM A. HOWE, B.S., M.A., Iunior Srience and Chemistry . . . ROSS A. HUFFORD, A.B., English and Small Business Management . . . GERTRUDE KAUP, B.S., Commercial. CHARLES D. LEACH B.S., M.Ed. Biology and Guidance maze of knowledge ELEANOR LEMLEY B.S. Home Economics TOP ROW ILRI- THOMAS W. LEWIS, B.S., M.S., Mathematics and Guid- ance . . . EDWARD LINDENBERGER, Woodwork and Carpentry . . . KENNETH J. LONTZ, Auto Mechanics . . . JEAN MADILL, n.s., Art . . . MARIE MATTIS, B.S., M.S., Reading. ANNA H. LEBO R.D.H. Dental Hygienist BOTTOM ROW KLRI- DOROTHY MAXWELL, A.B., Latin . . . GRACE MCCOY, B.S., Geography . . . EARL J. McMILLEN, B.S., History and Social Studies . . . ROBERT E. MCNELIS, B.S., Mathe- matics and junior Business Training . . . RALPH L. MILLER, B.S., Related Mathematics. C xc, , . .. ,N .. ' 5 Hf.'iw Q, ' if ,.'g.iL,: f V 1 ,, gd ' gi. igisifvf mfg www I ' , M. M WS. M gl 4 , if J, TOP ROW fL-R1- EVA M. MINICK, B.S., General Home Economics . . . MARY W. NOVAK, A.B., English and Guidance . . . A. MAY PARK, A.B., M.A., Spanish and French . . . HELEN I. PRICE, B.S., Social Studies . . . WILLIAM B. RAGER, B.S., M.Ed., Machine Shop . . . FRED B. REIGLE, B.S., M.Ed., Related Science. BOTTOM ROW fL-R1- NATALIE RICE, A.B., Health and Physical Education . . . RUSSELL ROMIG, B.S., M.S., Special Education . . . JEAN ROSENSTENGEL, B.s., Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . JOHN ROSENSTENGEL, B.S., Health and Physical Education . . . JOSEPHINE SCHELLENBURG, A.B., English . . . ELEANOR SHEAFFER, B.S., M.Ed., Vocational Home Economics. to greater understanding. Top Row fL-R1- MAURICE SHEAFFER, A.B., History and Social Studies . . . SAMUEL SHEARER, Mathematics . . . JOSEPH SICCHITANO, A.B., M.Ed., Commercial . . . ROGER SMITH, B.S., Commercial . . . JACK E. SWETEK, B.S., M.Ed., Driver Training . . . JACK T. THOMPSON, B.A., M.Ed., General Science. BOTTOM ROW fL-Rl- ALEXANDER UFEMA, B.S., M.Ed., Health and Physical Education . . . MARIE R. WARD, Fusion . . . HAROLD A. WEBB, B.S., M.Ed., Biology and Physics . . . EVELYN WILSON, B.S., Biology . . . JOHN G. WILSON, Industrial Arts . . . ETHEL WRAY, A.B., English. . - . 'fif??if mfr' f Jviifldrfz ' -::5fE' .. XST.:,W59f' .iw-w W! I 4 . f . L ag... -fs5ff3i'2,f,--' ' ,, 5 me , - gs ,:ff::',-, . , . wan ,arv Q . .- .,,.. . . f , ' ,. f A' N ig.?s?.E5' ?' . , e'-i f S if . Q F g ?s2.r?eg .Q f v - X 4 ,ew fe.. a. i -- ff 1 A 5 3 ZJWQ Nw.. uch of our reminiscence is associated with sses In our cllverse courses of study LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS help us gain a more complete understanding of chemistry. Cartis Corkins, John Dumpman, and Larry Montgomery weigh copper, both heated and cold, to discover the added weight of oxygen. we build firm foundation 7 MRS. KAUP dictates to a class in Stenog- raphy II. Such classes also receive important instruction in transcription and its related studies of spelling, punctuation, and gram- fnflf. maid! 5' .. M. V, y, ,, . h, +.,kXQ, iv'-'L IN THIS OFFICE practice class, these girls not only learn to operate commonly-used business machines, but also they apply what they have learned in other subjects. ACCURACY AND neatness are emphasized in bookkeeping classes. Bookkeeping is essential to the employee who must handle accounts, as well as to the individual recording his own finances. MRS. SHAEFFER looks on as Pat Houser doles out freshly-baked muffins. This cooking class for boys was just started this year, and it has become very popular. ii IN SEWING CLASS, these girls are taught the funda- mentals of cutting, fitting, and sewing. ca! WHO HAS IT' It 1ppenrs everyone is going after the WITH MRS. HILL standing by, Beverly Ferguson tries ball in this exciting girls basketbwll g1me to answer James Lukens' question in social studies class. x- r 1 . 1 y 1 for our future vocation . THESE SOPHOMORES are beginning elementary opera MR. LONTZ demonstrates the use of the torque wrench tions on the lathe in M1chinc Shop H1 auto shop. an wa: ai gm 9-F 2111 '94 'W or-4 in .D I 'N Ou HB' O NU U 52 En. QS V3 il.. 'S ol. 2-.a R EL 11 iuiifm by Vocational students. Kfiiiif 4' i K Nl.,, D CHARLIE BEERS fleftj and Bill Stine draw plans for the renovation of the Wayne Street School building. 7acczL'6oaa6 si Many happy memories can be accounted to the hard work and clevotionof our . . . . if 'W 4 , I -A '1 A 4 K 4 fr e 1 I I 3 . E ,wwaa....N , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to riglst: Patricia A. Warner, secretaryg Charles Beers, treasures-g Wilma Wright, vice - presidentg Thomas Gross, president. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS, lefl fo rigbi: Min Mary Frankenberry M Edward Lindenberger, Mr. Roger B Smith. JOHN R. ALEXANDER Jack Academic Aftirities: Football 1, 2, 35 Basket- ball 1, 25 Track 25 Stage Manager 3. I-'omlext Memory: Running mile re- lay at Penn Relays. Ambition: To get the best out of life. ROBERT T. AMMERMAN Ammo Academic Activities: Football lg Banker 1, 2g Prom Committeeg Sophomore Class Party. Fomlext Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To own a chain of super- markets. IRENE ARSENIU Irene Academic Activities: Glee Club lg Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3g Sophomore Class Fartyg Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, Public Speaking 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee: Library Club 33 Literary Club 3: F. T. A. 2, 3. Fonziesl Memory: Senior Class. Ambition: To become an elementary teacher. NORMAN AUM ILLER Aug Vocational Activities: Banker 1: Future Crafts- men Club 2, 3. Fozfziest Memory: Machine Shop. Ambition: To join the Marines. SENIOR HIGH GREETS 283 SOPHOMORES DONNA MARIE AURAND Donna Academic Activities: Library Club 2: Glee Club lg Intramural Sports 2. Fomlest Memory: Assemblies. Ambition: To get my R.N. degree. NANCY MARIE AUSTIN Nancy Commercial Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 35 Glee Club 1. Fomiest Memory: After-From Party. Ambition: To marry Bill and to live a happy life. CONSTANCE SUE AYRES Connie General Activities: Glee Club 1, Assembly lg Intramural Sports lg 100-Word Theoryg 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tiong Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee. Fomlest Memory: Fun in Senior High. Ambition: To live a happy life with Glenn. LARRY M. AYRES Larry Academic Activities: Editor of Lore: Class President 25 Student Council 1, 23 Prom Committee: Band lg County Band 1: Sophomore Class Party: Assembly 1, 2, 3g Slide Rule Class 23 Graph Class 35 Maroon and Steel l, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Library Club 2. Fomlcst Memory: French Class. Ambition: To study metallurgy at M. I. T. FRANCES Y. BAILEY Tootsie Commercial Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee: 100-Word Theory: 60, 80-Word Transcription: Basketball 3g Sophomore Class Party: Public Speaking l. Fondext Memory: junior Prom. Ambition: To make Gene Il perfect wife. DIXIE LEE BAUMGARDNER Dixie Academic Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Prom Committee: Intramural Sports 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3. Fondest Memory: First semester Senior Year. Ambition: To go to Thompson Busi- ness College. JAMES LEE BEAVER Jim Vocational Artiritiex: Class Dues Collector 3: Civil Defense 2, 3. - Fomlext Memory: Entering Voca- tional. Ambition: To join thc Air Force. CHARLES EDWARD BEERS Charlie Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 3: Baseball lg Football lg Basketball 1, 2, 35 Prom Commit- tee: 'Class Dues Collector 2. Fond:-xt Memory: Being Treasurer of the Senior Class. Ambition: To be a successful drafts- man. OUR .l.V.'s HAVE AN UNDEFEATED FOOTBALL SEASON JOSEPH G. BEERS JW Academic Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3. Fomlext Memory: Study Halls. Ambition: To become rich. SHIRLEY JEAN BINGAMAN Shirley Commercial Activities: Intramural Sports l. Fonda!! Memory: Ninth - grade Science Class. Ambition: To live a happy life. CONNIE JUNE BLESSING Connie Home Economics Fomlest Memory: Home Economics Class. Ambition: To make Bob a good wife. CONNIE DARE BOWERSOX Connie Commercial Artirities: Prom Committee: Soph- omore Class Party: Intramural, Sports 2: 60-Word Transcription. Fomlest Memory: Music Apprecia- tion Class. Ambition: To be a successful secre- tary. LEON C. BRANNON Leon Commercial Az'fiz'ilir'x: Prom Committee: Soph- omore Class Party: 60, 80-Word Transcription: 100-Word Thcoryg Class Dues Collector lg Maroon and Steel 3. Fomlrsl Memory: Bookkeeping Class. Ambiliorz: To be the best book- keeper. THOMAS P. BRESENHAN Ham Academic Arlirilirsz Student Council lg Sophomore Class Party: Prom Com- mittee: Track Manager 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Fomirsl Memory: Being on the vic- torious soccer team. Ambition: To be a good scientist. DONNA LEE BROOME Donna General Aclivilics: Intramural Sports 1. Fondest Memory: The Prom Ambifion: To be successful. MARGARET C. BROUGHT Margie General Arlirilirs: 60, 80-XVord Transcrip- tiong 100-Word Theory, Fondrst Memory: My Senior Year. Ambilion: To be successful. VALENTINE'S DAY IS OUR CLASS PARTY THEME MARY ELLEN BROUGHT Mary General Aclizfitiex: Library Club 35 80- Word Transcriptiong 100-Word Theory: Sophomore Class Party. Fondest Memory: My Senior Year. Ambifion: To be a success. LARRY R. BROWN Al General Aclirifies: Class Dues Collector 1. Fondvst Memory: My Senior Year. Ambilion: To be successful. MICHAEL F. BROWN Mike r Academic Activilizw: Class President 1: Soph- omore Class Party: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 5: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Fomlcsi Memory: '56 Football Sea- son. Ambition: To be a pilot for T. W. A. LAWRENCE J. BURKHOLDER Burk General Actizitics: Football 1: Soccer 3: Student Council ls Banker 1. Fondcst Memory: '56 Soccer Team. Ambition: To join the Military Service. JOHN PAUL BURLEW John Academic Adirifics: Prom Committee: Slide Rule Class 3: Soccer 33 Student Council Treasurer 33 Maroon and Steel 33 Assembly 3. HELEN E. CALDWELL Helen Commercial Adiuities: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Fonrlesl Memory: My junior Year. Ambition: To work for Bell Tele- phone Company. JoANN LOUISE CAMPBELL JoAnn Commercial Activilics. Glee Club lg Intramural Sports 1. Fondcst Memory: Bookkeeping Class. Ambition. To be a success. MARGARET ANN CARTER Fomlesl Memory: Decorating for the Prom. Ambilion: To become a mechanical engineer. MELSA ANNE CAMPBELL Melsa commercial Acfizilies: Assembly 1, 25 Prom Committee: Glce Club lg Banker lg Intramural Sports lg Public Speaking 2. Fomlrsl Memory: Pep Meetings. Ambilion: To be a bookkeeper. BROWN LEADS SOPH'S AS PRESIDENT Peggy Academic Artizilies: Activity Representative lg Glee Club lg Class Dues Col- lector 1, 33 Prom Committeeg ln- tramural Sports lg Assembly 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Junior Hospital Auxil- iary I, 2, 3. I-'onzlrsl Memory: Decorating for the Prom. Ambilion: To be a successful R.N. CHARLES W. CAVANAUGH Chuck Vocational Arlirilirs: Banker 1, 2, 3: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3: Class Dues Collector 29 Prom Committee. Fomlrst Memory: Chemistry and English Classes. Ambilion: To be a good mechanic. NORMAN W. CHESNEY Mike Vocational Adirilirs: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 35 Prom Committee. Pomlrst Memory: Riding the school bus. Ambition: To join the Air Force. DARYL JAMES CLEMENS Clem Academic A1'lit'iiif's: Drum Major 1, 2, 35 County Band 1, 2, 33 District Band 3: Orchestra 2, 35 District Orches- tra 2, 3: Concert Choir 33 County Chorus 3: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Student Council President 35 Exchange Student 35 Class Dues Collector 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Com- mittee. Pomlcst Memory: The L. H. S. Band. Ambilion: To get my B.A. degree at F. Sc M. DONALD COFFEY Java Academic Fomfrst Memory: The junior Prom. Ambition: To have a career in the U. S. Military Service. EUGENE P. COLYER, JR. Eugene Academic Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Ma- roon and Steel Assistant Editor 35 Prom Committeeg School Publicity Committee 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Public Speaking 3. Fomlrst Memory: The French Fruit Frolic. Ambition: To be benign. LEE G. CONNER Long Shanks Academic Activities: Prom Committee5 Lore Staffg Soccer 15 Basketball Man- ager 15 Sophomore Class Party. Fondest Memory: Chemistry Class. Ambition: To be a good chemist. CARTIS ANN CORKINS Canis Academic llrlirifirx: Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Lore Staff 35 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 35 As- sembly I, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committeeg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Public Speaking 3. Foniivst Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. IN THE FALL 236 JUNIORS RETURN FROM VACATION CHARLES W. CRAWFORD, JR. Charlie Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committeeg Football 1, 2, 35 County Chorus 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 35 Wrestling l, 2, 35 Interclass Track Meet 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3. Ponder! Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To be a successful en- gineer. NINA KAY CRAWFORD Nina Academic Aftiritirx: Sophomore Class Partyg Glee Club 15 Intramural Sports I, 25 Banker 25 Class Dues Collector 35 Prom Committee5 Lore Staff. Fonilvst Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To be a successful secre- tary. N. MARIE CROUSE Marie Academic Activities: Banker 1, 25 Activity Representative 35 Lore Staff5 Prom Committee: National Honor So- ciety 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Glee Club 1. Fonn'f'st Memory: junior Prom. Ambition: To go to Shippensburg. THEODORE CUNNINGHAM Ted Academic Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir l, 2, 35 County Chorus 1, 2, 35 Interclass Track Meet 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Com- mittee. Fomfest Memory: Being a member of the Soccer and Track Squads. Ambition: To become an engineer. ROBERT E. CUPP Bob Academic Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Football 15 Wrestling l, 25 County Chorus 2, 35 District Chorus 35 Prom Committee: Inter- class Track Meet 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Maroon and Steel 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Banker 1, 3. Fomtest Memory: The baseball sca- SOIL Ambition: To take Commercial Art at the University of Miami. PAUL E. CURRY Paul General Activities: Baseball I, 2, 35 Soccer 35 Football 15 Wrestling 15 Sopho- more Class Party. Fomlest Memory: My first baseball game for L. H. S. Ambition: To be a baseball player. DARLA A- DeARMENT Dee Commercial Activities: Prom Committee5 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3. Fonrtest Memory: Fifth period study hall 1955-1956. Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary. PEGGY J. DeLONG Peg Academic Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 As- sembly 1, 25 Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committeeg Lore Staff5 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Art 1. Fondest Memory: The football games. Ambition: To live in Southern Cal- ifornia with Vanny. JUNIORS ELECT LARRY AYRES AS PRESIDENT ROBERT DESIDERATI Diz Academic Activities: Class Treasurer 15 Banker 25 Student Council l, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Wrestling I, 2, 35 Activity Representative 1. fondest Memory: Mr. Webb's study hall. Ambition: To be an engineer. MARTHA LOUISE DILLMAN Meecie General Activities: Activity Representative lg A Cappella Choir 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Public Speaking 2, 35 Assembly 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 35 Library Club 35 Banker 35 Maroon and Steel 35 junior Hospital Auxiliary 3. Fomtest Memory: Good times with my friends. Ambition: To be a success in what- ever I undertake. SARA JANE DIPPERY Sally General Activities: Class Dues Collector 15 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3. Fomtest Memory: Physical Educa- tion Class. Ambition: To get my R.N. degree. JOHN ROBERT DUMPMAN Jack Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 35 County Chorus 35 Dance Orchestra l, 2, 35 Public Speaking 35 Prom Committceg Sophomore Class Partyg Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3. Ifomleit Memory: The band trips. Ambition: To be a good music teacher. X W W,W..W-i.,.-e-.-vm ,, .M--W,,,..,... .F-.pf W.. ,v 1-Am -ww-I-Tw. W If -- f'-A Y-'wi'-ww bf:-ww ,- wrmtv! 'www MNWHmfW7fvwwywiwm'rVI,fef:11!Ff MWt'1P1T7'F'f 'Ma lliP! !!'41:5 H!jfi'!i 'WSE 'WWH . . 4 DONALD I.. DURST Don Vocational Aciivilies: Banker 1, 3. Fondcxt Memory: Machine Shop. Ambilion: To join the Air Force. JOHN C. EDMISTON, JR. John General Fomivst Memory: Mr. Webb's Math Class. Ambilion: To have a car of my own. ROBERT SCOTT ELDER Bob General Aclivifies: Football Manager 3. Fonslest Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambiiion: To join the Navy. HOWARD D. ELLIS Butch Academic Activities: Soccer 2, 3: Football lg Student Council 25 Maroon and Steel 1, 2: Prom Committee: Soph- omore Class Partyg Wrestling l, 2, 3. Fondest Memory: '56 Soccer Team. Ambition: To be a success. WE CHOOSE CRIMSON AND WHITE AS CLASS COLORS DELORES IRENE ENGLE Dory General Aclizfitirs: A Cappella Choir 1, 2. Fondcst Memory: The junior Prom. Ambition: To be an artist. NANCY RAE EVERLY Nance General At!il'ilit's: Glee Club Ig Sophomore Class Party: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee. Fondcst Memory: The fun I had BARRY JAY FEGLEY Flash General Ac'IiL'iiir's: Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2. Fomlrsl Memory: My wedding day. Ambilion: To support my family. BEVERLY ANN FERGUSON Bev General Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 39 junior Hospital Auxiliary 3. Fomlcs! Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To be a nurse. with Patsy, Joyce, and Kay. Auzbilion: To marry Jim. MARJORIE HELEN FIELDS Margie Commercial Acliriiiex: Glee Club 15 Assembly 15 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tion5 100-Word Theoryg Class Dues Collector 3. Fomlrsf Memory: Good times in my Senior Year. Ambilion: To become a successful teacher. NANCY GAIL FIELDS Fields Commercial Aclirilics: Activity Representative 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 25 60, 80-Word Transcriptiong I-00-Word Theory5 Prom Committee5 Lore Staifg Band 1, 2, 35 Class Dues Collector 25 Glee Club 1. Fomlrsl Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambilion: To live a happy life with Chuck. NANCY KAY FINKBEINER Fink Academic Adivilies: Prom Committee: Public Speaking 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 2, 35 Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 County Chorus 35 District Chorus 35 Class Dues Collector l. Fomlesf Memory: Prom and After- Prom Party. Ambilion: To be a nurse. HELEN GERALDINE FOLTZ Geraldine Commercial Activities: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Art 25 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tion. Fonrlesl Memory: Junior Prom. Ambilion: To be a success. WADE SHINES AS STATE TRACK STAR CHARLES D. GISEWHITE Charlie Vocational Fomlesl Memory: To have been in 12V-2. Ambition: To build my own home. EVELYN DARYLE GLACE Evie Academic Arlirifirs: Glee Club 15 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Assembly 15 Library Club 1, 35 Banker 15 Junior Hos- pital Auxiliary 1, 2. Fomlrxt Memory: Getting our class pictures taken. MARSHALL LEE GOLDSTEIN Marsh Academic AfliL'ilic's: Maroon and Steel 35 Concert Choir 35 Band 1, 2, 3: County Chorus 35 County Band 2, 35 District Band 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 Prom Committee. Fomlrsl Memory: My senior year in the band. Ambiiionz To be a good doctor. ZOI1. JAMES R. GORDON Jim Vocational Afliritiex: Football 2, 3. Fomicxl Memory: Winning the foot- ball game with Chief Logan. Ambition: To be a success. Ambition: To meet each new hori- ARLENE RUTH GOSS Arlene Commercial Ac'!iz'ilic'x: Intramural Sports 2, 33 Class Dues Collector 2g 60, 80- W'ord Transcription. Fomlcxf Mvmory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary. ELROSE E. GOSS Elrose'3 Vocational Arliriiirsr Baseball 33 Future Crafts- men Club 3. Fnmlrsf Memory: Mr. Reigle's Chemistry Class. Ambilion: To be a good mechanic. EDDA ELAINE GRASSMYER Grasshopper Academic Acfiriliex: Maroon and Steel l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel Editor 35 Prom Committee: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 1, 2, 34 National Honor Society 2, 3. Fomlesl Memory: Good times with my friends. Ambiiion: To be a good psycholo- gist. SALLY JANE GRIMES Sally Academic Arlirilics: Assembly 1, 2, 3g Soph- omore Class Party: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3g Student Council 2, 33 Prom Committee: Student Council Vice-President 35 Public Speaking 1, 2, 3. Ifomlcsf Memory: May 4, 1956- May Queen Dance. Amliilion: To attend West Chester State Teachers College. WE PROUDLY DISPLAY OUR CLASS RINGS WILLIAM L. GRIMMINGER Bill Vocational Acfi1'iiir's: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 33 Vocational Boys' Chorus lg Prom Committee. Famlvxl Memory: Three years at Voc. Ambilion: To be a successful auto mechanic. THOMAS CHARLES GROSS Tom Academic Artirifim: Class President 35 As- sembly 3g Student Council 2, 33 Lore Staffg Class Treasurer 23 Prom Committee: Junior Mantle Orationg Literary Club 2, 39 Banker l. Fonrlrxl Memory: Serving as Senior Class President. Ambition: To be the Secretary of State. MELVIN EDWARD GROVE Grove Vocational AcIi1'itif's: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3. lfomlrst Memory: Being in 10-V2. Ambiliou: To drive a truck and to have my own trucking business. WILLIAM H. GUTSHALL Bill Vocational Fomlrst Memory Mr. Reigle's Chemistry Class. Ambition: To be a good auto me- chanic. CHAS. R. HACKENBERRY, JR. Hack Academic Affiritim: Football 15 Soccer 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Banker 35 Sopho- more Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Concert Choir Z, 35 County Chorus 2, 35 District Chorus 35 Assembly 2, 35 Stage Manager 3. 1'iUIllll'Xf Memory: The Prom. Ambiiiou: To get good grades in BLAIN R. HACKETT Pee Wee Vocational Adirilics: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 2. Fomfrsl Memory: Doing Electric Shop jobs. Auzbilion: To be a good electrician. college. BETTY LOU HAGAN Betty,' General Arfirifirs: Prom Committecg Intra- mural Sports lg Sophomore Class Party. Fomlvsi Ml'llI0l'j'C Good times with Penny and Kay. Arubiliou: To live a happy life with Scott. CARL L. HALFPENNY Half Vocational Ifomlml Memory: Getting a C in Drafting. Ambifiou: To own a dog kennel. CHEERFUL HATS AND PENNANTS FINALLY ARRIVE BOYD H. HAMMAKER, II Buzz Academic Arlirilies: Prom Committceg Ma- roon and Steel 3. Ifomlcsl Memory: jitterbugging at the Prom. Amlrilion: To graduate from Syra- cuse University. DOLORES KAY HARDY Kaya Commercial Arlirilifs: Transferred from juni- ata joint High School. Ifomfrsf Nieuzory: Senior Law Class. Alnlzifion: To become a beautician. JOHN RODNEY HARLACHER Rod Academic I:0l1fl!'Xf Memory: Mr. Webb's Biol- ogy Class. Ambiiion: To be a success. LINDA LOU HARP Tommi General Ariiriliex: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Intra- mural Sports l, 35 60, 80-Word Transcription: Prom Committeeg Sophomore Class Partyg Library Club 35 junior Hospital Auxiliary I. Ifomlrxf Memory: junior Prom. Ambition: To receive a degree in Art. CONSTANCE HAYWOOD Connie Commercial Activities: Prom Committee: Class Dues Collector 2: Intramural Sports l. Fondest Memory: Chief Logan game. Ambition: To get a good iob. NAOMI JOY HECKMAN Joy General Artiuities: Transferred from Roth- rock High School: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Fomlrst Memory: Getting our class pictures taken. Ambition: To receive my R.N. degree. ROBERT L. HENRY Duck Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 35 Class Dues Collector 25 Prom Committee. Fom1'est Memory: Decorating for the Prom. Ambition: To be a mechanic in the Navy. SONDRA ANN HENRY Sandy General Activities: Student Council 2, 35 Cheerleader l, 2, 33 Assembly l, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee: 60, 80-Word Trans- criptiong 100-Word Thcoryg Con- cert Choir 2, 35 County Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir l. Fondest Memory: Checring for the Chief Logan and Huntingdon foot- ball games. Ambition: To go to Thompson Business College with Peggy and Wilma. CAREER DAY HELPS US PLAN OUR FUTURES SUZANNE M. HOEL 'Suz Academic Activities: Banker 15 Glee Club 15 Class Dues Collector 2: Activity Representative I5 Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Band 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 15 Assembly lg Majorette 3. Fomiest Memory: My Sophomore Year.. Ambition: To go to a business school. SARAH MAE HOGUE Sally General Activities: Banker lg Class Dues Collector 35 Sophomore Class Partyg Tri-Hi-Y l, 25 Prom Committee: Intramural Sports 1, 25 Assembly l. Fomlvst Memory: My junior Year. Ambition: To be a nurse. JAMES PATRICK I-IOUSER Pat Academic Activities: Banker 1, 25 Assembly 2. Fomlest Memory: Junior Prom. Ambition: To bc an architect. SARA GENEVIEVE HOWE Sara Academic Activities: National Honor Society 2, 35 Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Party: Band 1, 2, 35 County Band l, 35 Literary Club 35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Public 'Speaking 2, 3. Fonalest Memory: junior Prom with Frank. Ambition: To become an English teacher. JOYCE ANN HOWER Joycie Commercial Activities: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: lntramural Sports lg 60-Word Transcription: Glee Club 1. Fondest Memory: Pep Meetings of my Senior Year. Ambition: To be a successful secre- tary. KAY ELAINE HUFF Kay General Activities: Library Club 33 As- sembly lg 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tiong A Cappella Choir lg Prom Committee. Fondz-st Memory: Fun with Betty and Penny. Ambition: To live a happy life with Bud. MARTHA C. HUNTER Martha Academic Activities: Student Council lg Ac- tivity Representative lg Banker 23 Lore Staff: Prom Committee: Soph- omore Class Partyg Concert Choir 3: Public Speaking 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Fondext Memory: Concert Choir. Ambition: To live a full, rich life. CAROL ANN INNIS Innie Academic Artiviliex: Assembly 1, 35 Student Council 25 Maroon and Steel l, 2, 33 Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Party. Fondest Memory: The junior Prom. Ambition: To be a chemist. JUNIOR PROM TAKES US TO AN lSLE OF PARADISE LYNN ELIZABETH IRONS Lynie General Activities: Intramural Sports 1, 2. Fondest Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To join the Women's Marine Corps. DAVID BRADLEY JACKSON Dave Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club lg Prom Committee. Fondest Memory: My three years at Voc. Ambition: To be a good electrician. JANICE LEE JONES Jan Commercial Activities: Student Council lg Banker 24 Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee. Fomlesl Memory: Becoming a Senior. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. NOLA JEAN JONES Noi General Activities: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Assembly 1, 2. Fondest Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To be successful. JONELLE KATHRYN JORDAN Jo Commercial Activities: Prom Committee: Art 1, 2, 3: 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tiong 100-Word Theoryg Sophomore Class Partyg Library 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Fomicst Memory: '56 Band Con- certs. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. ANNA JANE KAHLEY Jane Commercial Activities: 60, 80-W'ord Transcrip- tiong 100-Word Theory: Public Speaking 2, 3, Assembly 2, 3g Banker 25 Intramural Sports I. 3. Fomlrsl Memory: Senior Gym Class. Ambition: To become a private secretary. FREDERICK DUANE KEISER Ted Academic Afliriiiz-J: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Con- cert Choir 1, 2, 3, Football lg Wrestling lg Baseball 2, 3: Soccer 2, 33 lnterclass Track Meet I, 2, 33 County Chorus 2, 3g District Cho- rus 3g Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committeeg Lore Staff. Fondesl Memory: '57 Soccer Team. Ambition: To go to college. MEADE F. KEMRER, JR. Kem Academic Aeliriiivs: Band I, 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee. Fomlcsl Memory: My Senior Year. Ambiiiou: To be a good geologist. GROSS LEADS US FROM THE PRESIDENT'S PODIUM BRENDA JOYCE KING Brenda General Arliifiiies: Assembly 1, 25 60, 80- Word Transcription: Intramural Sports lg A Cappella Choir l, 2. Fondrst Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambilion: To be an airline hostess. JOAN PATRICIA KITTING Joan Commercial Arlirilics: Prom Committee, Glee Club lg Sophomore Class Party: 60-Word Transcriptiong Intramural Sports l. Fondest Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambiiion: To become a medical secretary. GERALD WILSON KNEPP Kneppie General Acliviiies: Band l, 2, 3: Baseball 3. Pondest Memory: Mr. Webb's Class. Ambilion: To be an aviation me- chanic. JEAN ANN KNEPP Jean Academic Aciiriiies: Assembly 3. Fomlrxf Memory: The Junior Prom. Ambiiion: To be a success. LARRY KEITH KNEPP Knepp General Fondest Memory: Attending a one- room school. Ambition: To engage in religious work. JAMES L. KOCHENDERFER Cokey Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 3: Prom Committee. Fondest Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To get a job in New KAY VIOLA LONG i York. FRANCES O. KROUT Fran Commercial Activities: 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tion: 100-Word Theory: Intramural Sports 1, 3. Fondett Memory: Physical Educa- tion Class. Ambition: To be a successful career girl. fl SHARON ELAINE KUHNS Sharon Academic Aetirities: junior Hospital Auxili- ary 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 3: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Com- mittee. Fomlest Memory: The good times with friends. Ambition: To become a.teacher. VOC BOYS BUILD THEIR SECOND HOUSE LORETTA FRANCES KYLE Loretta Academic Activities: junior Hospital Auxili- ary l, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 3. Fondest Memory: My Senior Year. Ambition: To attend Walter Reed Hospital School of Nursing. DONALD E. LAUDER Don General Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 3. Fonilest Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To own a large bakery. Kay General Activities: Intramural Sports 1, 3: Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Party: Public Speaking 3: Art 1. Ponder! Memory: Square dancing at the After-Prom Party. Ambition: To work in Norfolk, Virginia. MARILYN EILEEN LONTZ Marilyn', Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: County Band 1, 2, 3: District Band 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel I: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Literary Club 5: Slide Rule Class 2: Graph Class 3: Class Dues Collector 2: National Honor Society 2, 3. Fomlext Memory: The junior Prom with Dick. Ambition: To be a journalist and an author. JAMES FOSTER LUKENS, JR. Luke Academic Adiriiivxs Soccer 1, 2, 35 Wrest- ling 15 Track l, 2, 35 Concert Choir 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 Prom Committee5 County Chorus 35 His- trict Chorus 35 Banker 2, Fomlext Memory: Soccer team's success over Middleburg. Ambition: To join the State Police. RICHARD EDWIN LUNDVALL Dick Academic Arlivilies: Band 1, 2, 35 County Band 1, 2, 35 District Band 35 Lore StafI5 Maroon and Steel 25 Prom Comniittee5 Soccer 35 As- sembly 1, 2, 3. Iiondest Memory: Going steady with Marilyn. Ambition: To be a good teacher. MARSHA ELAINE LYNCH Marsha General Arlivitivs: Glce Club 15 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 2, 3. Fomles! Memory: The junior Prom. Ambifion: To travel and to see the world. MYRNA P. MACHAMER Penny General Adiviliex: Art 1, 25 Prom Com- mitteeg Library Club 35 Public Speaking 3. Ponder! Memory: Prom Committee. Ambilion: To get married. FOOTBALL TEAM FINISHES AN 8-2 SEASON GAY MARIE MACKNAIR Gay Marie Home Economics Fomlext Memory: The After-Prom Party. Ambilion: To be an airline hostess. HELEN E. MARKER Helen Commercial Activities: Student Council 15 In- tramural Sports 15 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committecg 60, 80- Word Transcriptiong Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Public Speak- ing 2. Fomlvsl Memory: After-Prom Party. BARBARA JEAN MARKLEY Barb Commercial Actizifies: Public Speaking 25 Prom Committeeg Assembly 25 60- Word Transcripti0n5 Junior Hos- pital Auxiliary 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2. Fomlest Memory: The After-Prom Party. Ambilion: To become a medical secretary. Amb tary. CAROLE DIANE MATTERN Carole Commercial Activities: Transferred from Mc- Clure5 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Prom Committeeg 60, 80. 100- Word Transcription5 Lore Staff. Fourier! Memory: Those lively Pep Meetings. Ambilionz To be a first-class sec- retary. ilion: To be an efficient secre- HELEN L. MCCALIPS Pink Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 60, 80- Word Transcription: 100-Word Theory: Prom Committee: Lore Staff: Maroon and Steel 3. Fomlrst Memory: Junior Prom. Ambition: To be a good secretary for the F. B. l. GERALD L. MCCARDLE Jerry Vocational Activities: Student Council 1, 29 Prom Committee 1. Foudest Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To become a success. ADDISON J MCCARTNEY Jim General Activities: Sophomore Class Party, Band 1, 2, 3: County Band I, 23 Prom Committee. Fomlest Memory: Mr. Weblfs Math Class. Ambition: To be a success in life. JAMES A. McCLOSKEY jim Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3. Ponder! Melrlory: My three years in nvoc H Ambition: To be a success. LONTZ IS NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALIST CAROL RUTH MCCURRY Marg Academic Activities: A Cappella choir lg Concert Choir 2, 35 County Chorus 2, 3: Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Lore Stalfg Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Intramural Sports l, 2, 35 Art 1, 25 District Chorus 5. Fomiest Memory: Concert Choir. Ambition: To be happy and suc- Cessful. RONALD P. MCKNIGHT Ron Vocational Activities: Activity Representative 1. Fondest Memory: Winning the Chief Logan fooball game. Ambition: To be a success. NANCY McLAUGHLIN Nancy Commercial Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 35 Art 25 60-Word Transcription. I-'omlest Memory: Dances after the football games. Ambition: To grow tall. SANDRA M. MCMILLIN Sandy Home Economics Fomlcst Memory: Fun in Home Economics Class. Ambition: To get my M. R. S. de- gree. SHIRLEY M. MCMULLEN Shirley Home Economics Fomlcst Memory: Our Home Eco- nomics Class. Ambition: To be successful. PATSY G. MCNALLY Pat General Activities: Sophomore Class Party: Glec Club lg Prom Committee. Ifondest Memory: Fun with Kaye, Nance, and Joyce. Ambition: To live a happily mar- ried life. DONALD LeROY MCNEAL Don General Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 Banker 1, 2g Class Dues Collector 2, 33 Prom Committee: Stage Hand 3g District Chorus 3s County Cho- rus 2, 3. Fomlext Memory: Senior Thanks- giving Vacation. Ambition: To make the most of life. JOHN MICHAEL MELONI John Academic Activities: Wrestling 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 33 Football l, 23 Banker 1, 2: Interclass Track Meet 2, 3. Fomlext Memory: L. H. S. Track Team. Ambition: To go to college. MR. HOUSER NOW COACHES COURTMEN MARILYN LOUISE MILLER Marilyn Academic Activities: Prom Committeeg Lore Staffg Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party: Assembly 2, 35 Banker 2, 35 Activity Repre- sentative lg Intramural Sports 2, 3. Fondexl Memory: My Junior Year. Ambition: To live a happy life. MARTHA MAE MILLER Mart General Activities: Banker 25 Prom Con'- mitteeg Sophomore Class Party. Fomlest Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. NANCY JO MILLER Fuzzie General Fondest Memory: '56 Art Class. Ambition: To live a happy life with Bill. LARRY K. MONTGOMERY Doll Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee. Fondest Memory: Chief Loagn Foot- ball Game. Ambition: To own a drugstore. WESLEY LEROY MOUNTZ Wes General Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3. Fondrst Memory: Mr. Fagan's Eng- lish Class. Ambition: To join the Air Force or the Marines. BARBARA M. MOWERY Barb General Activities: Transferred from St. Cyril Academy: Concert Choir 3. Fondest Memory: Returning to I.. H. S. Ambition: To go to college. STANLEY RAY MOWERY Stanley Vocational Activities Class Dues Collector l. Fondest Memory: Mr. Reigle's Chemistry Class. Ambition: To be a success. MICHAEL VICTOR NEASON Mike General Activities: Assembly lg Sophomore Class Partyg Soccer l, 25 Banker l, 3: Prom Committee: Lore Staff: Activity Representative 1. Fondest Memory: Decorating for the Prom. Ambition: To be a technician. WE MISS THE GUIDANCE OF MISS McCAULEY DARLENE RUTH NEFF Darlene General Activities: Prom Committee: Jun- ior Hospital Auxiliary Sg Sopho- more Class Party. Fondrst Memory: Receiving my class ring. Ambition: To be a typist. RUTH ANN NICODEMUS Ruth Ann Academic Artivities: Concert choir l, 2, 3: Prom Committeeg County Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Assembly l, 2, 35 District Chorus 3. Fondest Mr-mary: Good times in school. Ambition: To travel and to see the world. LARRY ALLAN NIEMOND Doug Academic Arlitilirx: Football 2, 3: Wrestling l, 2, 35 Concert Choir l, 2, 3: Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Partyg County Chorus 2, 3: As- sernbly I, 2, 3: District Chorus 3. fondest Memory: Camping at Greenwood. Ambition: To go to college. CHARLES R. PACKARD Son Vocational Ponlert Memory: After-Prom Party. Ambition: To build my own home. Winger' wa 'k ffm,'swf'w.1'egxxtm1tp,g7fg.gieqg-'niafiggrwwwe 1 .. ,. DAVID PETER PARSONS Dave Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committec5 Track 25 j. V. Basketball 15 Student Council 35 Class Dues Collector 2. Fonzlest Memory: Senior English Class. Ambition: To become a successful engineer. GARY LEE PEARSON Gary Academic Activities: Student Council 1, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Football 15 Band 2, 35 Concert Choir 35 Dance Band 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 25 President of Band 35 Prom Committeeg District Band 35 County Chorus 3. fondest Memory: The Prom. Ambition: To be a success in elec- tronics. BRADLEY M. PENNEBAKER Penny Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 35 Assembly 2. Fondert Memory: Blowing up the Blueprint Machine. Ambition: to be a successful drafts- man. JOHN GILBERT PETERSON Pete Vocational Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 Activity Representative 15 Dance Band 3. Fondest Memory: Running a lathe for the first time. Ambition: To own a new Oldsmo- bile. CLEMENS TWIRLS HIS WAY TO NATIONAL FAME DAVID ALBERT PIERCE Woody Vocational Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 Sopho- more Class Partyg Prom Commit- teeg Vocational Boys' Chorus 25 Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3. Fondest Memory: My first day in Vocational. Ambition: To go to school in Georgia. DAVID POWELL Dave Vocational Activities: Class Dues Collector 1, 2. Fomiest Memory: The first day in Vocational. Ambition: To join the Air Force. SHIRLEY D. REESMAN Shirl Commercial Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 35 Music Appreciation 1, 25 60, 80- Word Transcriptiong 100-Word If Theory. Fonrtest Memory: Music Apprecia- tion Class. Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary. EDNILOU M. RHODES Ednilou Academic Activities: Maroon and Steel I, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Banker 25 Activity Rep- resentative 1.5 Prom Committee5 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 County Chorus 35 District Chorus 35 Soph- omore Class Party. Fomlest Memory: Concert Choir. Ambition: To go to college. LARRY R. ROMIG JAMES FOWLER RIPKA jim Academic Activities: Banker lg Class Dues Collector 25 Sophomore Class Party: Public Speaking 3. Fondest Memory: Senior Year. Ambition: To join the Navy. NANCY R. RISHEL Nance Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committeeg Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Lore Staff: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Assembly lg Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Class Dues Collec- tor 3g F. T. A. 2, 33 Public Speak- ing 3. Fonrlest Memory: Senior Year. Ambition: To graduate from West Chester. Carb Vocational Activities: Student Council 2. Fondcxl Memory: Junior Prom. Ambition: To be a stock-car driver. AYRES AND WERNER EDIT OUR LORE NANCY ELIZABETH ROWE Nancy Academic Activities: Assembly 3: Prom Com- mittee. Ponder! Memory: Pep Meetings. Ambition: To get my R.N. degree. ROBERT R ROSENBERRY Bob Vocational Activities: Banker 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3. Fomiert Memory: Playing Chief Logan football game. Ambition: To be a success. RONALD EUGENE ROWE Ronnie Vocational Fourier! Memory: Machine Shop. Ambition: To be an excellent sportsman. ELLEN LOIS SALTER Ellen Academic Activities: Class Dues Collector 1: Maroon and Steel l, 2, 3: Prom Committee: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Con- cert Choir 1, 2, 35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2. Fomlest Memory: Second Semester of Junior Year. Ambition: To get my R.N. degree. NANCY LEE SCHMIDT Scl1mitty Commercial Activities: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Intramural Sports l, 2, 33 Public Speaking 2: As- sembly 1, 23 60, 80-Word Trans- criptiong Maroon and Steel 3g Lore Staff. Fowler! Memory: Gym Classes with Miss Rice. Ambition: To go to West Chester. C. KENNETH SCHUCHT Ken Vocational Activities: Soccer l, 2, 35 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 39 Stu- dent Council 1, 33 Banker 23 Prom Committee, Student Court lg Class Dues Collector lg Civil Defense 3. Fomlest Memory: My goal in the last thirty seconds against Middle- burg. Ambition: To be a success. JUDITH ANN SECHLER Judy General Activities: Junior Hospital Auxili- ary 2, 3g Glee Club 15 Prom Com- mitteeg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 23 60, 80-Word Trans- criptiong 100-Word Theory. Fomlest Memory: junior Prom and After-Prom Party. Ambition: To get my R.N. degree. Stag son. KERMIT DARWIN SEESE Kerm Vocational Activities: Student Council lg Banker 3g Future Craftsmen Club 3. Fomlext Memory: 11-V2. Ambition: To build my own home. FRANCIS A. SEARER Pete Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 33 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 35 Head e Manager 2, 3: Lore Stalfg Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Partyg Assembly 2, 3. Fondcst Memory: '56 Football Sea- Amibtion: To play professional- football. SOCCER TEAM HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON RONALD E. SHANK Ron General Activities: Soccer 2, 33 Prom Com- mittceg Sophomore Class Party. Fondest Memory: '56 Soccer Season. Ambition: To join the Air Force. SANDRA LEE SHEARER Sandy Academic Activities: Student Council lg Con- cert Choir I, 2, 3g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Cheer- leader 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel lg Assembly 1, 2, 3. Fomlcxt Memory: Cheerleading. Ambition: To go to college. BETTY LOU SHAWVER Betty Commercial Activities: 60-Word Transcriptiong Art lg Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sophomore Class Party. Fomlrst Memory: Junior Prom and After-Prom Party. Ambition: To be a success. CH Arti Hall ARLES WILLIAM SHEIDY Charlie Academic Lfilies: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Class Dues Col- lector 2, 3. i Fomfcst Memory: Mr. Webb's Study Ambition: To become a Physical Education teacher. PATRICIA A. SHOTZBERGER Pat General Actit'ilic's: 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tion: 100-Word Theory: Assembly lg Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Band l. Ponder! Memory: Senior Year. Ambifion: To be a success. CARL E. SIPE, JR. Carl Vocational Fondesl Memory: Three years at Voc. Ambition: To be a good carpenter. MARY RUTH SHUEY Ruth Commercial Aclivilicr: Art I, 2, 35 junior Hos- pital Auxiliary 1, 2, 3g Class Dues Collector 25 Prom Committee: Lore Staff: Maroon and Steel 35 60, 80- Word Transcription: 100-Word Theory. Fondcsl Memory: Art Class. Ambition: To be a success. DARRELL M. SIPE Dow Vocational Aclivilies: Student Council 1: Fut- ure Craftsmen Club 2, 3g Boys' Chorus 2: Baseball 2, 3. Fondest Memory: junior Prom. Ambition: To become a machinist. A SELECT COMMITTEE COMPOSES AN ORIGINAL CLASS SONG GARY KEITH SNOOK Snake Vocational Adivilirs: Future Craftsmen Club 2. 3: Baseball 1, 3. Fondesl Memory: 12-V2 Chemistry Class. Ambition: To own a new Olds- mobile. PETER S. SMITH Pete Academic Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Fondest Memory: My first day at L. H. S. Ambition: To be a fine engineer. DIANE L. SNOOK Diane General Aclitfilies: Prom Committee: Li- brary Club 3: Junior Hospital Aux- iliary 3: 60-Word Transcription. Fomlcsl Memory: My Senior Year. Ambition: To be an airline hostess. ROBERT C. SOLT Bob Vocational Activiliex: Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3. 1 Fomlcsl Memory: junior Prom. Ambilian: To have a career in the U. S. Army. W-ww ,,i.,,m,- -v,?,.,,,,,r,.,v,.',,. W --sc Wm ..yw5m,-gp.wn-ysw- e- -it 'ww - 'vrw--fo-iirlrmww JOYCE ARLENE SPEAKING Spud General Activities: Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committeeg Band I, 2, 3. Fomlext Memory: Good times with school friends. Ambition: To be a success. DAVID R. SPIGELMYER Dave General Fomlest Memory: Mr. Webb's Biol- ogy Class. Ambition: To be a success. JAMES RAY STAFFORD Mouse Vocational Activities: Banker l, 25 Future Craftsmen Club 2, 3. Fondest Memory: My irst week at Vocational. Ambition: To join the Navy. ROBERT CLARE STEWART SUNY General Activities: Football lg Baseball 35 Prom Committee. Fondest Memory: My Senior Year. Ambition: To become a professional baseball player. GRASSMYER AND COLYER HEAD THE MAROON AND STEEL VONDA LOU STITT Stitt Commercial Activities: Library Club l, 25 Banker 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports l, 2, 35 Public Speaking 2, 35 Prom Committeeg 100-Word Theory: 60, 80-Word Transcriptiong National Honor So- ciety 3g Lore Staff. Fondest Memory: My three years in Senior High. Ambition: To get a good secre- tarial' job and to live a happy life. PATRICIA ANN STUMP Pat Commercial Activities: Assembly 15 Sophomore Class Partyg 60, 80-Word Trans- cription. Fondest Memory: Bookkeeping Class. Ambition: To be a success. X 2. CHARLES E. SWISHER Chas General Activities: Soccer I, 35 Wrestling 1, 25 Student Council 15 Prom Committeeg Banker 25 Sophomore Class Partyg Assembly 35 Stage Manager 3. Fomtrst Memory: '56 Soccer Team. Ambition: To join the Air Force. JESSE A. TEENIE Teenie Vocational Activities: Student Council 35 Class Dues Collector 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Activity Representative 1. Fomlest Memory: My first project in Machine Shop. Ambition: To become a machinist. CLINTON L. THOMPSON Kit Academic Acfivilirs: Baseball 2, 33 Football lg Banker 3: Sophomore Class Partyg Wrestling 3. Fomfexl Memory: Chief Logan Foot- ball Game. Ambiliou: To be an accountant. DONALD G. VANADA Spud Vocational Fomlcxl Memory: My first week in Vocational. Ambiliou: To own a fast car. BETTY KAY WADE Betty Kay Commercial Aclirifirx: Glee Club lg Banker lg Intramural Sports l, 2, 39 National Honor Society 2, 35 Band 2, 35 100-Word Theory: 60, 80, l00- Word Transcription: Prom Com- mitteeq Student Council 35 As- sembly 3g Lore Staff. Fomlexl Memory: My junior Year. Ambition: To get a good job and to be a good wife. TERRY FRANKLIN WADE Tex General Arfit'i!it'x: Football 1, 25 Basket- ball l, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Cross- Country 3. Forulrsl Memory: Winning State Championship in the mile race. Ambition: To live a happy life with Norma. PETE SEARER WINS ALL-STATE FOOTBALL HONORS JUDITH ARLENE WAGNER Judy Academic Aclitfifirt: Maroon and Steel 33 Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Party. Fomlrsl Memory: junior Prom. Ambition: To become a nurse. BERNICE LOUISE WALTER Bernie General Arlirilirs: Prom Committeeg Intraf mural Sports I, 2. Fomlrsi Memory: Bookkeeping Class. Ambilion: To be a success. GORDON ELWOOD WARNER Gordon General Arli1'ilir.v: Soccer 1, 25 Track 1, 24 Prom Committeeg Student Council lg Banker Z5 Sophomore Class Party. Fomlrsl Memory: Writing chapters for Mr. Webb. Ambilion: To sell Fords. PATRICIA ANN WARNER Pat General Activities: Class Secretary I, 2, 35 Student Council 2: Sophomore Class Partyq Prom Committecg Activity Representative lg Glec Club 1. I 0mlrxt Memory: Bookkeeping Class. Ambition: To live a happy life with Neil, SALLY ANN WEAVER Saw,' Academic Arfirilirx: Transferred from john Harris High School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Fomlrst Mvnmry: Returning to L. H. S. Ambition: To bc a medical techni- cian. NANCY KAY WERNER Weiner Academic Aclirilivs: Assembly I3 A Cappella Choir 13 Sophomore Class Party3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Literary So- ciety 33 Banker 3g Prom Commit- tee3 Maroon and Steel 33 Lore Staff. I oml1's! Memory: The Christmas Party we had in French Class. Ambition: To be a teacher. KAY LYVONNE WEYANT Kay Academic Arfirilirx: Concert Choir l, 2, 33 County Chorus 2, 33 District Cho- rus 33 Public Speaking 2, 33 As- sembly l, 2. 33 Intramural Sports 1, 33 Sophomore Class Party3 junior Hospital Auxiliary 2, 3. Fomlrsf Memory: The halls of old I.. H. S. Ambiliou: To serve humanity to the best of my ability. RUTH LAVERNA WHEELER Ruthie Commercial At'ii1'ilir'x: Library Club 13 Intra mural Sports 2, 33 Prom Commit tee3 60, 80- Word Transcription 100-Word Theoryg Maroon and Steel 3g Lore Staff. Famlrx! Memory: Sophomore Short- hand Class. Ambiliou: To become a good secre- tary. PICNIC AND DINNER DANCE ADD THE FINAL TOUCH WILLIAM M. WHEELER Bill General lit'lil'ili1'x: Prom Committee. Fomlvsl Memory: Mr. Webb's classes. Aulbiliou: To be a good mechanic. ALBERT P. WHITE Al Vocational Ifomfesl Memory: Winning the Chief Logan Game. Ambiliun: To bc what the Lord wants me to be. NANCY KAY WHITESEL Whitey Commercial Arlirilies: Glee Club I3 Assembly 2, 33 60, 80-Word Transcription3 100-W'ord Theory3 Class Dues Col- lector 23 Public Speaking 2, 33 Maroon and Steel 33 Intramural Sports 1, 3. Fomlt-xt Memory: Miss Rice's Gym Class. Ambiliou: To be a successful secre- tary. RICHARD W WILCHER Bob Academic Aefirilirx: Band 1, 2, 33 County Band l, 2, 33 District Band 1, 2, 33 District Orchestra I, 2, 33 Con- cert Choir 33 Assembly I, 2, 33 Prom Committec3 Student Band Director 33 Activity Representative 33 Sophomore Class Party. Fomlrsl Memory: Wednesday after- noon band drills. Amlliliorl: To become a mechanical engineer. ROBERT L. WOODS Buck General Arfiriiirs: Prom Committee3 Sopho- more Class Party. Fomfcst Memory: My first day in Senior High. Ambilion: To ioin the Air Force. ROY STANLEY WOODWARD Woody Vocational Adi1'ilir.f: Football 13 Future Craftsmen Club 2, 33 Class Dues Collector 3. Fomlrsi Memory: Machine Shop. Ambition: To become a fighter pilot in the Air Force. WILMA C. WRIGHT Wilma Academic Adirilirs: Vice-President 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Class Party3 Prom Com- mitteeg Lore Statfg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Maroon and Steel l, 23' 33 Art 3. Fomlrsl Memory: Football Season. Ambition: To go to Thompson Bus- iness College. THELMA V. YEAGER Suzie Academic Avlivifirs: Glee Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Class Dues Collector 1: Sopho- more Class Party: Intramural Sports 13 Prom Committee3 Maroon and Steel 33 Assembly 3. Pomlvxt Memory: My Sophomore Year. Ambiiion: To live a happy and suc- cessful life. BACCALAUREATE MESSAGE INSPIRES HOPE FOR THE FUTURE SARALEE YEATER Saralee General Activilies: Sophomore Class Party3 Band 1, 2, 3g County Band 1, 2. Fondest Memory: Band Trips. Ambition: To be an airline hostess. GEORGIA LEE YEINGST Georgia Commercial Aftiifilicr: Transferred from Con- necticut3 Library Club 2, 33 Prom Cornx'nittec3 Maroon and Steel 2, 33 Lore Stag: A Cappella Choir 33 Literary Club 33 60-Word Trans- criptiong Assembly 33 Intramural Sports 3. Ponder! Memory: Wonderful friends at I.. H. S. Ambition: To become an efficient secretary. GAIL C. ZIMMERMAN Gail Academic Arlirilier: Concert Choir 1, 2, 33 County Chorus l, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 33 junior Hospital Auxiliary 1, 2, 33 Band 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 33 Library Club 23 F. T. A. 3g Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committec3 District Cho-rus 33 Public Speaking 1, 2, 3. Ponder! Memory: Concert Choir. Ambition: To be a success. DENNIS G. ZOOK Den Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3g Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3. Fondesl Memory: Junior Prom. Ambition: To lead a successful and happy life. NOT PICTURED WILLIAM H. STINE JAMES WORTMAN 611155 Song From friendly halls familiar Warmed by smiles and tears, We walk together onward To face our future years. On to new horizons Unchallenged mysteries, We stand upon the threshold Of our destinies. Football games and Junior Treasured moments all, Red and white our colors Prom Worn from spring 'cill fall. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS SONG COMMITTEE: Seated, Zimmerman. Standing, left io right: Pearson, McCurry, Hackenbcrry, Wilcher, Colyer, Weyant, Cupp, Hunter. 1 1' If 1 FU we us 1 Y ja, , 1-, 4, A a 1 ,XX KIA? 3 '- W I pw, 'A ,' ,, Q . ww , f 4' M, fav 1 M, 1 x , J 'LA ,n V if I L29 5- 1' f it fx?-in ew N., ,. in ,AL f..,,fs -fig f J I 1 . 4 , . Q ice. 9 i 'O-as-..,,,,,.. 1 R46 ul 1535 NM ,zu V fjf. K .3135 L., B-1 Top row, left to right: Kresen, Swisher, Kratzer, Dalby, Knepp, Barraclough, Ruble, Witmer, Hutchinson, Mac- Elwec, Harcly. .Scfonzl row: Mr. Fauth, Warner, Cummings, Pennepacker, Hes- keth, Yoder, Long, Lukens, Shilling, Smith. First row: Yohn, Zampelli, Barger, Rohrer, Weaver. B-2 Top row, left to right: Kirk, Baker, Morrow, Mackneer, Shilling, Drass, Conaway, Blessing, Mnchnmer, Ser- ond row: Summers, Stryker, Young, Gross, Cherry, Folk, Mrs. Kclup. First row: Spigelmyer, Aurand, Snook, Uhl, K. Blessing. As Juniors we B-3 Top raw, left to right: Hackett, Powell, Fultz, Mowery, J. Eby, Camp- hell, Sipe, Fdmiston, Clark. Third row: Mogle, Treaster, Meloni, Davis, Rupert, Wctzcl, Swnngcr, Dean. Scfonrl row: Loudenslagcr, Wynn, Boremnn, Kep- ner, Kauffman, Mr. Houser. Firs! row: Wagner, R. Eby, Sheaffer, Frank- houser, Richards. B-4 Top row, left to right: Cornelius, Van- Horne, Saxton, Murray, Glazier, Goss, Henry, Shoemaker, Sicgler. Third row: Wray, Houtz, Knepp, Eichel- berger, Fink, Soccio, Sellers, Ellinger, Yeater. Seronrl row: Mr. Smith, Matcer, McCnffcry, Bishop, Clelan, Lewis. First row: McLaughlin, Wag- ner, Dimco, Himcs, Peffer. .. j 5 I H ggi' 'M W , My 'Q -Q., ' Qs -' .. ' .K . . 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Walters, Kingston, Gordon, Stoi- cheif, Lewis, Shirey, Dillman, Tamura. Third row: McCalips, Davis, Hicks, Humphry, Harlon, Searer, Moore, Conner, Perschnu, Carman, Bresen- ham. Sefonrl 1'0lL'! Mr. Fleming, Fleck, Feathers, Morgan, Dunion, Van Scyoc, Bilger, Price, Huffnagle, W. Walters, Stewart, Tomlinson. First row: Shaw- ver, James, Conner, Crosson, Vanada. C-4 Top row, left to right: Halfpenny, Stoicheff, Walters, Pheasant, Herbik, Wray, Reed, Toner, Ross, Knepp, Shat- zer, Smith, Winkleman. Thirrl row: Mrs. Hill, Bingman, Varner, Bedelyon, Brought, Logan, Stafford, Pennebaker, Shiller, Olskey, Henry. Seroml row: Phenicie, Fisher, Dean, Fowler, Long, Searer, Krick, Fox. First row: Kauff- man, Gutshall, Packer, Taylor, White- sel. C-1 Top row, left to right: Skymer, Glant, Treaster, Barr, Olson, Barber, Thomas, Sievers, Conner. Third row: Cryst, Folk, Loudcnslager, Brown, Plummer Mohler, Bachman, Bender, Leidy, Sipe. Seronil raw: Pierce, Steele, Bloom Riley, Shaeffer, S. Yeater, Mitchell, Eckfeld. First row: Bopp, Hartley Young, Orner, Briar, Miss Cressman. Q 1 1 C-2 Top row, left to right: Neiman, Breh- man, Campbell, Sprout, Gemberling, Quay, Paige, Sherman, Bossert, Snook, Rocco, Hicks. Third row: Forsythe, Miller, Murphy, Steinbach, Searer, DeArment, Seese, Wilson. Second row: Mr. Leach, Persing, Fultz, Taylor, Bishop, Hardy, Scribe, Harshbarger, Koch. First row: Yohn, Young, Walker, Mackneer, Stein. As Sophomores C-S Top row, left to right: Reese, Dear- ringer, Rocco, Snyder, Adair, Thomas, Parsons, Kemberling, Gers, Clark, Sheffield. Svfonzl rout Miss Franken- berry, Howe, Gates, Phillips, Hau- brick, Wert, Koch, Lehman, Wagner, Davis, Maunder, Schultz. First raw: Shunkwiler, Colyer, Calhoun, Max- well, Kuhn. C-6 Top row, left to right: Norton, H. Miller, Beers, Bannon, Lemmert, Bailor, Rodkey, Maurey, R. Walters. Third row: Mr. Fagan, Tassa, Smith, Metz- ger, Yeater, Stull, Rishel, Lindsay, Clark, Zinn, Seiber. Sefond row: Anastasi, Fleming, Leoras, Davies, Stumplf, Clifford, Steele, Mayes, Keefer, Mason, Beckwith, T. Miller. First row: Trcssler, D. Walters, Kingston, Grove, Leeper. our outlook brig 1 N htens 4 1. E 3 10 V-1 and 10 V-2 Top row, left to right: Hunter, J. Zampelli, Tassa, Lindsey, Morgan, Gayton, Shucy, D. Romig, Shawver. Serond row: Sweitzer, Silks, Winn, R. Miller, Jacobs, J. Goss, Traxler, P. Mackneer. First row: G. Romig, Riley, Spigelmyer, McMullen, Fulton, Hicks, Bollinger. 10 V-3 and 10 V-4 Top row, left to right: Snyder, Brooks, Kauffman, L. Stimely, Watts, F. Stimely, Logan, Latchford. Second row: Harbster, J. Knepp, Pearson, Lewis, Specht, Spearing, Sowers, Bilger, Reber. First row: Deamer, Bell, Rhodes, Everly, D. Knepp, McLaughlin, Edminston, Grassmyer, T. Wray. Ll R 9 l 9-2 Top row, left to right: Franklin, Vaughan, Cisney, lnnis, Bair, Top row, left to right: Forshey, Emery, Force, Weaver, Good- Hile, Kritser, Carolus, Murphy. Second row: Bailor, Foss, man, Henry, Huffnagle, Cavanaugh, Pennington, Wheeler, Skipper, Beaver, Shirey, Baumgardner. First row: Frymyer, Daubert, E. Henry, Davis. Second row: Rook, Austin, Harsh- May, Worley, Heaps, Wagner, Fultz. 9-4 Top row, left to right: Ganoe, Kline, Horton, Kise, Herbster, Lohman, Pearson, Cunningham, Barr, Nowark, Pennebaker, McMullen, Wolfkiel, Harpster, Wyland, Mountz. Second row: McLaughlin, McCoy, Lloyd, Kitting, McMullen, Stidfole, Fer- guson, Beal, Foltz, Corbin, Wertz, Huffnagle. First row: S. Cavanaugh, Snyder, Wilson, Wolfe, H. Cavanaugh. barger, Miller, Ernest, Beaver, Earnest, Davis, Wagner. First row: Niman, Leach, Smithers, Bradford, Fisher. Our Freshman courses 9-3 Top row, left to right: Fye, Mackneer, Adams, Elliot, Hannon, Pelfer, Bilheimer, K. Hing, DeArment, Landis, Harrison, Kinser, Reynolds, Peachy, Hicks. Second row: Henry, Raush, Smith, Powers, Pennebaker, Thomas, Car- stetter, Murphy, Goss. First row: Gemberling, Yohn, Daubert, Eisenhart, Hammond. 9-5 Top row, left to rigbt: Shuey, Kennedy, Barlett, Hetrick, Swineford, Berger, Bumgardner, Stover, Snyder, Notestine, Hackenlmerry, Coleman, Collins, Henry. Second row: Donald- son, Berrier, Stine, Stryker, Blewett, Wise, Lash, Witmer, Wertz, Ross, Cherry, Howe, Brown, Eversole. First row: Fisher, Mattern, Yetter, Leonard, Lukens, Stitt. was-saumfmrifesfv-s,..f, Lify me fryyr mmM.r...gf- ,Hs --og-,-f.,-.,.fsw,, ,, 1 sow. ,f Y .. f f, '- 9-6 Top row, left to right: Laub, Eisenhart, Ciecierski, Blessing, Reigle, Slemons, Saxton, Searer, Malarkey, Cherry, Spigelmyer, Mclilhaney, Chilcote, Olson, Crossgrove. Second row: Boreman, Marker, Cramer, Cavanaugh, Reed, Krot, Harpster, Fike, Wheeler, Bowsman, Young, Mitchell. First row: Ruby, Varner, Laird, Buchanan, Bickhart, Stewart. reflect our objectives . 9-8 Top row, left to right: Fisher, Dimeo, Johnson, Bailey, Shaffer, Lauver, Kline, Cornelius, Goss, Barber. Second row: Bubb, Markley, Houtz, Sivitz, Krout, McMeen, Long, Rittenhouse, Noojin, O'Hare. First row: Plank, Bolger, Hackenberry, Elliot, Siebert, Appleby. 9-9 Tap row, left to rigbt: Swineford, Rupp, Caldwell, Goss, Kirk, D. Baker, Treaster, Eby, Stuck, Glick, R. Baker, Dress, Criss- man, Rosenstengel. Second row: Nicholson, Yeager, Keyes, Faux, Grimminger, Rickert, Egan, Mowery, Williams, jones, Headings. First row: Parker, Miller, Smith, Goss, Strohecker, McMillin. . 5 9 K ix ., , A. . . 9-7 Top row, left to right: Rummel, Lundvall, Grimes, Sellers, Himes, McMeen, McCrum, Mead, Walker, Irvin, Morgan, Ganoe, Stees. Second row: Steele, Campbell, Hutchinson, Bilger, M. Davis, Arbogast, Royer, L. Davis, Stannert, Grove. First row: Fiore, Kerstetter, Hoffman, Palm, Hendricks, Baldwin. 9-ll Top row, left to right: Naylor, Carodiskey, Hampton, Smith, Schillace, Noerr, Marrone, Havice, Osborne, Drake, Beers, Hackenburg. Second row: V. Smith, Tzub, Shaeffer, Smeltzer, Guldin, Haywood, Wilson, M. Smith, Crouse, Prettyleaf, Hawk. First row: Heintzelman, Seecora, Benner, Short, Bishop, Loht. Ri f -4wasM..msmsm.',.sr- w,.mo.w..,,,W .,,,. .,,,, tw...-fm f.., ,w c. V- Vf.. , , f, ,, - , x, ,, 8-1 Top row, left to right: Bridget, Stryker, McCardle, Walters, Chambers, Zook, Youtzy, Carolus, Beers, Stone, Cook. Second row: Hesketh, Rothrock, Druckenmiller, Hagan, Hutchinson, Specht, Cutler. First row: Carter, Bartlett, Gross, Murphy, Kahley. 8-4 Top row, left to right: Shilling, Kinslow, Lash, Romig, Zim- merman, Stimly, Barnham, Holderman, D. Wagner, Folk, Storys, T. Miller, Swanger, Brought, Olson. Second row: Bagrosky, Gahagan, Mary Tate, Hower, Larson, Schell, B. Wagner, McElwain, Rose, Beers, Sowers, Whary, Heane. First row: Sausman, Myra Tate, B. Miller, Covitch, Bearley, Goss. 8-2 Top row, left to right: George, Allison, Harpster, Swisher, H. Miller, Dodson, Parson, C. Miller. Second row: Price, Havice, Gill, Elder, Duncan, Cuff, Barraclough, Yeatter, Searer. First row: Freed, Alexander, Woods, Maben, Walters. 8-3 Top row, left to right: Varner, Stout, Hulfnagle, Pearson, Cox, Greene, Wilson, Young, Hackenberry, Orner, Beck- with, Royer, Doyle, Shilling. Second row: Ruby, Riley, Heaps, Toner, Hopple, Lind, McCans, Winn, Welch, Pen- nington, Fultz. First row: Derr, Jackson, Matchley, Kaui- man, Earnest, Carolus. Eighth Grade activities 8-5 Top row, left to right: Orth, Yoder, Musser, Lucas, Kline, Hackenberg, Wible, Calhoun, Yeater, Boyer, Brown, Bearley, Goodman, Hutchinson, Stine. Second row: Reed, Krick, Mowery, Rheam, Piper, M. Butterworth, Parsons, Hetrick, Elder, Has- singer, D. Butterworth, Cagni, Earnest, VanZant. First row: Stitt, Brown, Meloni, Phillips, Wenghofer, Shellenberger. 4'vxrsmwiftsfvamiiwahmxffz-'ffT1e7m:w',,fag . 7 x 4- I 1 ' :9'?5 .?7iW'lf1.'V V515 . eww ifvfr--v 'sqxvem J' fi f 1 f. 8-7 Top row, left to rigbt: Conaway, Boyer, Weber, Crowder, Taylor, Fry, Price, Pierce, Aurand, King, Noerr, Sprout, Jones, Orth, Singer. Second row: Parker, Horning, Lash, Baumgardner, McMeen, Stitt, Kepner, Yetter, Harsh- barger, Miller. First row: Dill, McNitt, Brugger, Mc- Mullen, Picketts, Hartley. 8-6 Top row, left to right: Krick, Osborne, Casner, Ciecierski, Allen, jeritza, Swineford, Paden, Hobson, Hassinger, Thompson, Martin, Clark, Colyer, McCory, Watson, Reigle, Dressler. Second row: Wagner, Montgomery, Henderson, Barber, Hummel, Benner, Dearsinger, K. Fisher, Druckenmiller, Crawford, Ferguson. First row: C. Fisher, Bailor, Peterson, Mayes, Billingham, Timblin, Moore. increase our school spirit immeasurably. 8-8 Top row, left to right: Baumgardner, Flanagan, Benner, Gutshall, Conner, Johns, Sheaffer, Kalin, Fetters, Brown, Lutz, Bodley, Larson, Dumpman. Second row: Mayes, McCracken, Innis, Smeltzer, McLaughlin, Wian, Clare, Liveringhouse, Shirey, Wilson, McCormick, Gill, Rowles. First row: Sheeler, Pry, Toner, Allen, Leeper, Cohen. 8-9 Top row, left to right: Deiss, Shehan, Stephens, Deamer, Wik- lund, Curry, Walter, Fulton, Metzger, Clark, Henderson Aurand, Hesketh, Herbik, Folk, Houser, Snyker. Second row. Showers, Anastasi, Potter, Oldt, Long, Adair, Donahey, Criss- man, Peters, Sherman, McClain, Royer, Baker. First row: Carolus, Smiley, Hunter, Petfer, Thompson, May. wana-wwf' f 5 3 7-3 Top row, left to right: Warntz, Kyle, Carolus, Horton, Seachrist, Appleby, Vaugh, Karstetter, Heckman, Bender, Schultz, Cubbison, Crompton, Shrefller, Second row: Bedelyon, Larson, Taub, Butler, Slemons, Fetterolf, Shellen- berger, Conner, Rhine, Smith, David- son, Johnson, Force, Kline. First row: French, Edwards, Shirey, Weaver, Naylor, Swineford. 7-4 Top row, left to right: Hopple, Reuther, Winegardner, Bowersox, G. Zimmerman, D. Thomas, McKnight, Pursel, Shoemaker, Parson, Henry, Dudick. Second row: Danis, Plummer, Brosius, Taylor, D. Zimmerman, Cryst, Pry, Peters, Price, Stehling, Winters. First row: Ross, Bender, Dippery, C. Thomas, Farinella. 7-1 Top row, left to rigbt: Kelly, Brene- man, Reeder, Hartman, Mattern, Bingman, Bowersox, Long, Beale, Bell. Second row: Weaver, Calhoun, Clark, B. Brown, Davis, Force, N. Brown, Wagner, Zook. First row: Riley, Traxler, Hutchinson, Kritzer, Young, Carolus. 7-2 Top row, left to right: R. Wagner, U. Miller, Seiber, Bookwalter, Yetter, M. Miller, J.Wagner, Bailey, Latchford, Knepp, Broome. Serond row: Searer, Schell, Royer, Johnson, Kelly, Rishel, Snyder, Winters. First row: Croyle, Liveringhouse, Yohn, Harlacher, Besch. A new environment . x 1l!ll,ull1l f 1lH.1ina . 7-5 Top row, left to right: Lundvall, Het- rick, Folk, Rogers, Jones, Sivitz, Sicchitano, Stringfellow, Fegley, Las- karis, Woods, Treater, McMillin, Herb- ster, Heintzelman. Second row: Win- ters, Norton, Taylor, Depp, Shehan, Wian, Brchman, Bailey, A. Thompson, Shuey, Wynn, Holsopple. First raw: McCall, Wolfgang, Klinger, Romig, Maunder, Hoffman, S. Thompson. 7-6 Top row, left to right: Corkins, Wheeler, Gross, Marinas, Houtz, Winn, J. Elliot, James, Dodson, Slemons, Herbster, Sheaifer. Second row: Hart- sock, Bollman, Werner, Hearn, Wyatt, McMillen, Stafford, Crawford, Bossert, Dougherty, S. Kearns, Ruhl, Kearns, Elliot. First row: Mateer, Musselman, O'dell, Nicodemus, Anderson, Head- ings. greets us in Seventh Grade . Wsl, GIRLS' OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Top row, left to right: Royer, Hess, Hall, Bowersox, Miller, J. Franklin, Middaugh. First row: Austin, Shirey, Michael, Metz, Eike, E. Franklin. BOYS' OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Top row, left to right: R. Ritter, Mc- Mullen, Rhoades, Flood, Burge, Cava- naugh, Hampton. First row: Zettles, Paden, Slemons, Metz, Zeiders, S. Ritter. 5 A X 5 AFEEZREM ismwx s1f14HPHf 1 ffl' 4..- --Q..-.-. .-- W ,f M ,pf is 'K ii .4 My W ? MEM wi M. vw xx A V in 'Z . A K A - gs, K, f f Q, - i i i ' .i N 4'5JW ?Y 'AN: 'Q 52.2, i x LW, . v A i I HW A:,, , i,2 - EAA Q -, me ! nff' V J? gif, , , ' -' ff ,, , J a ufw? A . Q, .5 6 . 8 . anim Recalling ff our many if activities 14 .-an-'rnxf LORE EDITORS AND MANAGERSg standing, left to right Lee Connor, business managerg Francis Searer, assistant business manager Seated Nancy Werner, assistant editorg Larry Ayres, editor, Richard Lundvall, sports edit N. K PLANNING THE LAYOUTg seated, left fo right: Georgia Yeingst, Wilma Wright, Peg DeLong. Standing: Mar- ilyn Miller, Tom Gross, Martha Hunter, Larry Ayres. TYPING THE COPYg standing, left to right: Helen McCalips, Ruth Shuey, Carole Mattern. Seated: Betty Kay Wade, Nancy Fields, Nancy Schmidt, Vonda Stitt, Ruth Wheeler. s Our LORE mirrors our treasured memories. KJ wma. HNK W? Q Sis. its Qi!! sf LARRY AYRES, editor 3 NANCY WERNER, axxistant editor. The Lore contains a record of our school activities, both curricular and extra-curricu- lar. Chosen by the class in the spring of the Junior year, the members of the staff begin the yearbook early in the fall, The entire staff is divided into different com- mittees, such as biography, layout, typing, and soliciting. All these committees work together to send the Inari' to press. During n period of 38 years, the Lore has received many honors. The 1956 Lore won First Place Rating in both the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association and the Pennsylvania School Press Association. CHECKING THE BIOGRAPHIESg standing, left to right: Nine Crawford, Mike Neason, Carol McCurry. Sealed: Cartis Corkins, Nancy Werner. SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS, left to right: Dixie Baum- gardner, secretary, Daryl Clemens, president, Sally Grimes, vice-president., John Burlew, treasurer. JUNIOR IIIGH OFFICERS, left to right: Mary Ellen Bulger, corresponding secre- taryg Molly Smith, recording secretary, Harvey Goss, pres- ident, Bonnie Faux, vice- presidentg james Donaldson, treasufef. Our goal SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL, top row, left tu right: Machamer, Desiderati, Thomas, Zampelli, Schucht, T e e n i e , Stuck, Stimely, Ruble, G. Pearson, Wheeler, Fulton. Third row: Clifford, Forsythe, Mogle, Corkins, Soccio, Wade, Moore, Stafford, DeLong, Dunion. Second row: Mr. Rager, Mrs. Novak, McLaughlin, Max- well, Blessing, Hammill, Var- ner, J. Pearson, Clelan, Dimeo, Beers. First row: Wright, Burlew, Grimes, C l e m e n s, Baumgardner, Gross, Henry. In Senior High the Student Council is an organization working for the improve- ment of the school and the community. Evidences of constructive interests are the filling of Red Cross Boxes, the sale of foot- ball pI'OgI'fII'nS, LIIC SfLlLlCl1f llsscndblles, flnfl the social functions. The forty-four mem- bers meet with Mrs. Novak and Mr. Roger, the advisers. Junior High Student Council, in which e.1eh class has equal representation, consists of IYVCl1ty-four I11ClTlbCrS Clectcll the fc- spective homeroom. Highlights of this yearis activities are the junior Red Cross Boxes, the Christmas booklets for the hospital, and the Christmas dance. is efficiency JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL, top row, left to right: Smith, Nicholson, Lash, Goss, Baker, Saxton, Krout, Faux, Beers. Seroml row: Mr. Thompson, Heintzleman, Varner, Orth, Curry, Jones, Weber, Donaldson, Kearns, Miss Price. First row: Tate, Parker, Bolger, Winn, Stro- hecker, Dippery, Headings. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BANKERS Top row, left to rxghl: Shuey, Gayton, Barlett, Morrow, Swanger, Olson, Hzxckenberry, Cupp, Davis, Potter, Kratzer, Seese. Fourth ron: Mackneer, Taniura, Cavanaugh, Neason, Searer, Baker, Rosenberry, D. Kauffman, Durst, Sprout, Rocco, Phenicie. Third ron: Romig, Miller, Stumpff, McCalips, Treaster, Cramer, Wisehaupt, Wagner, Lehman, Loudenslager, Stitt. Seroml row: Mr. Bosler, Deamer, Bender, Mr. Houser. First row: Leeper, Reber, M. Kauffman, Werner, Lewis, Harp- ster, Peffer. in student governmentp proficiency in thrift. Through the years at Lewistown Senior High School every pupil may practice thrift under the School Savings Plan. Each homeroom elects two bankers to handle the monetary activities, which include regular weekly money deposits. Bnilxiiig guides students in the development of steady saving habits. With the money saved in this way, students aid in the many expenses of gI'.lLlL1.lllOI'l activities, first job, and college life. SENIOR HIGH BANKERS Ken Kratzer and Pat Warner record Arthur Dalby's weekly deposit. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BANKERS Top ron, left to rigbi: Wariitz, Nailor, Crossgrove, Laskaris, Bailey, Bossert, Rickert, Haywood, Clare, Yeager, Campbell, Sicchitano, Newark, Shillace, McMeen, Lauver, I-Iimes, Mc- Mullen, Price, Winn, Osborne, Rosenstengel. Second row: Mr. Guiser, McMillen, Headings, Baldwin, Leonard, Whary, Tate, Cherry, Plank, Miss Madill. First row: McLaughlin, Toner, O'Dell, Nicodemus, Warner, Cohen, Goss. MAROON AND STEEL STAFF, top rou', left fo rigbl: Shiller, Stafford, Pennebaker, Janis, Sheffield, Finkbeiner, Cupp, Dumpman, Klimek, Ycingst, Innis, Conner, Clark, Schmidt. Third roar: Clif- ford, Dunion, Dillman, Brown, Metzger, Varner, Wheeler, Kuhns, Eckfield, Reese, K. McCalips. Sernml row: Miller, H. McCalips, Tomlinson, Wright, Rishel, Rhodes, Howe, Salter, Werner, Maxwell, Whitcsel, McLaughlin. First ron: Clemens, Arseniu, Cunningham, Colycr, Grassmyer, Lontz, Goldstein, Ayres, Gross. Maroon amf Sfiwl, our newspaper, plays .in important part in school life. This piper keeps the I'C.lLlCI'S welleinformcd about school news, sports, .intl special features. l'hotogr.iphs and by-lines for the news articles add great interest to its appearance. With the help of faculty advisers, the Maroon and Sfwl is published entirely by students. EDDA GRASSMYER, editor, and Eugene Colyer, co-editor, check their handiwork. An informative paper presents our views . ADVISERS, standing, left to ngbt: Mrs. Downin, Mi. Leach. Sealed: Miss Frank- enberry, Miss Benner, Mrs. Novak. -vvrav A -- CONCERT CHOIR Top row, left lo right: Uhl, Clelan, Murphy, Mogle, Clark, Zimmerman, Pearson, Hackenberry, Dumpman, Wilcher, M. Mowery, McNeal, Janis, Faux, Olskey, Hughes, Kauff- man. Third row: Chilcote, Sheaffer, Weyant, Henry, Shearer, Ruble, Cunningham, Cupp, Lukens, Steinbach, Clark, C. Treaster, Grassmyer, Eekfield. Second row: Himes, Kline, Pierce, Gross, B. Mowery, Thomas, Clemens, Nieman, Keiser, Finkbeiner, Conner, D. Mowery, Clifford. First row: Dimeo, Nicoclemus, Singer, Reese, Sheflield, Hunter, Shirey, Maurey, Crawford, Goldstein, Conner, Stafford, Salter, E. Treaster, Rhodes, Mr. Casilli, director Famlllor melodies of our excellent Singing in choirs, such ns the Concert Choir, A Cappella Choir, and two Junior High Choruses, gives students n chance to develop themselves musically. During this year, the Concert Choir has sung at the American Viscose Corporation, the li. W, Black Hos- pital, and at exchange concerts with other schools. With the school band, they presented Christmas and Spring Concerts. Twelve members represented L. H. S. at the District Chorus Festival. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top row, left Io right: Wetzel, Breon, Gers, Yeingst, Pershau, Rocco, Fowler. Serond row: Price, VanScyoc, Steele, Kepner, Mayes, Aurand. First row: Conner, Reich- enbach, Snook, Loudenslager, Davies, Wagner, Kuhn, Mr. Casilo, director. -lv Y - , JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS Top row, left to right: W. Varner, Clark, Crissman, Chilcote, Martin, Thomas, Hassinger, Blessing, Marlarkey, Stuck, Treaster, Saxton, Wilson, Hobson, Laub, Olson, Rupp. Third raw: W. Ruby, Crick, Shilling, Reigle, Smeltzer, Rickert, Guldin, Haywood, Mauery, Egan, Krot, Pennebaker, Wheeler, Cathy Smith, Crouse, Prettyleaf, Williams, Mitchell, Stout, Watson, Osborne, Mr. Casilli. Second row: Bowsman, Keyes, jones, Thomas, Nicholson, A. Smith, Wilson, Griminger, Faux, M. Smith, Heading, Benner, Seecora. First row: H. Ruby, Stewart, Taub, Yeager, Carole Smith, Brown, C. Varner, Kauffman, V. Smith, Goss, Bickert, Strohecker, Loht, Parker, McMillen, Hawk, Heintzelman. vocal groups echo through L. H. S. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Top row, left to right: Smiley, McCormick, Innis, Wian, Rose, Liveringhouse, Peters, Sherman, Smeltzer, Whary, Mary Tate, Myra Tate, Cagni. Second row: Clare, McLaughlin, Covitch, Wilson, Larson, Shirey, Shell, Adair, Hower, Beers, Carolus, Mr. Casilli. First raw: Bearley, Thompson, Goss, Leeper, Toner, Crissman, Sausman, Pry, Allen, Cohen. ,un.fafm anamamm-na., .1f..,.i.i..vmeon.wmim.m, ,, ,,.a,,.,i I,-X- - : . of A ,- L I M -... 1 PANTHER MARCHING BAND Top row, left to right: j. Eby, Walker, Wade, Yoder, Zimmer- man, Young, Pennebaker, Shcllenberger, Gordon. Fifth row: Rummel, Ganoe, Powell, Herbster, Himes, McCrum, Peterson, Dumpman, Reed, Fiore, Kerstetter, Grove, Hoffman, Sellers, Hile. Fourth row: Rowc, Brought, Bingaman, Lontz, Rocco, Gates, Ross, Wray, Moore, Harlon, Shaeffer, Kemrer, Mc- Cartney, R. Eby, McCalips. Third row: Mr. Smith, Fleming, Walters, Lehman, Thompson, McCracken, Bachman, C. Lund- vall, Fisher, Fox, McMeen, Morrow, Campbell, Irvin, Moyle Wertz, Wilcher. Second row: Stees, Kauffman, Baldwin, S Howe, Thomas, Pearson, Plumber, Hartley, Gramley, R. Howe Tomlinson, Goldstein, R. Lundvall, Clemens. First row: Spear- ing, Fields, Heel, Yeater, Zinn, Lindsay, Dunion, Keefer. Through band and orchestra the Music Department offers oppor- tunities in instrumental music to students. The Panther Marching Band, with membership based largely on a merit system, consists of eighty boys and girls. During half time at football games the band performed various routines. The group also f' participated in band Day at State College and took part in several 1 Pilrddes Llnll in ilSSCn'llJly lJr0grflI'l1S. Appearing in new uniforms, the Junior Band likewise performed Q i f W on the football field, played in assemblies, marched in parades. Y wif i 42 i Jil' ' MAJQRETTES, left to right: Spearing, Fields, Hoel, Yeater, Zinn, Lindsay, I Dumon, Keefer. 'V' i ,. Ai . i X 441' T ' .,., I ll DARYL CLEMENS, drum major. 4 Q ,S ' MTA' if x,Agig-4Qjg',yygf? 2 'w' 55 x N kq f Y an ' fa xg J? V g ,-aa1fm if, A595 ff' 2 N Y i ,C Q gi ? fi W g n '3' lx-K ii ' H d Mi R , , A A ,ww f ' F gy.-f A I LEWQD RUN JUNIUR HTGH 4' if f w4m.gi1 ' 1, Lf?-i f35?'vg H.zv?2 Z-f'31'ffm ' si , ' ,E I 2 ll--15, Q4 7 23? fffT. f:f an fax Av C Wim p Jn wi 'f3 N cv' -.1 KAL! ,f -as 'W I Q F W if If A l i THIS GRACEFUL COUPLE dances by our bandstand, which is a huge flower made from thousands of individual crepe flowers. MEMBERS OF OUR faculty ioin in the fun as the dancers move toward the refreshment booth. Our memorable prom night! r UNDER A SKY of dark blue the couples glide as the band plays on to the wee hours. TWO PALM TREES, waving to and fro, are near the bandstand where the dancers pass. One of the most thrilling social events in the life of a student is the Prom. Our theme, The Isle of Paradise, was displayed with beauteous effects through the use of crimson and white paper roses accented by an occasional blue and white palm tree. This was Z1 night that our class will long remember. ?. gi 'lug DENNIS ZOOK 1, FRANCIS SEARER Honorable Mention All American Te RIT! 'got lf 1 1. A V v K . k' V. .51 Q A M3 Y' . sit , N ld 572,725 xy .. H Q ya ra , Rfk ww. , ff, S431 -' 'feifrff ' K' I Q, A f lg 3' ' ,r fa ' f - Q X 1,1 - A Nz ,X .. V f Q -1 A A Q - f f NIT Mfsvis, f -wwxbm , CHARLES CRAWFORD .ffm N Left to right: William Howe, faculty manager of athleticsg Thomas W. Lewis, trainer and equipment manager, Dr. C. B. McClain, team physician, Marvin S. Lantz, assistant coach of Varsity B football, Alexander Ufema, head coach of varsity footballg Joseph Sicchitano, assistant coach of varsity football and coach of J. V. basketball. IN THE LOCKER ROOM final instructions are given before the game by Coaches Ufema and Sicchitano. Left to righf: Philip Guiser, coach of junior High Football, Robert Mc- Nelis, coach of Junior High Football and varsity wrestling. if I Ns. I hs.. 5 4 15? . gf , 1: V f 'T Q' ' inii-1101111010101014,ini-v1-niugnin VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN: Jack Al- exander, Clyde Baker, James Bannon, Jeff Brown, Mike Brown, Charles Crawford, james Gordon, Bryson Goss, Lee Mackneer, Harold Powell, Robert Rosenberry, Richard Ruble, Harry Sax- ton, Francis Searer, John Searer, Gary Sprout, Robert Swineford, Gary Van Horne, Gilbert Varner, Dennis Zook. 1mainin-.01-lin:-I1-i:u1n11 in 14 11.101 SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Top row, left to right: Maxwell, Shiller, Pclfer, Janis, Yeatcr, McLaughlin, Metzger, Varner. Firxl row: Henry, Shearer, Corkins, Rhodes. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Grubb, manager, Cisney, Quay, Seby, Lemmert, Alexander, Elder, manager, G. Neimond, manager. Third row: Mr. Lantz, assistant coach, Mr. Lewis, trainer, L. Niemond, Ruble, Bannon, Zook, F. Searer, Crawford, Barra- clough, B. Goss, Saxton, Mackneer, Mr. Sicchitano, assistant coach, Mr. Ufema, head coach. Second row: Sprout, T. Blessing, Swineford, Gordon, Rosenberry, Stuck, Rhodes, F. Stoichelf, J. Searer, Vanl-iorne, Birge. First row: Reber, J. Brown, Varner, D. Stoicheff, Powell, M. Brown, Slemons, R. Goss, 1. Blessing, Baker. Sportsmanship and teamwork LEWISTOWN 38-SUNBURY 0 Ofhcially the football season opened in Lewistown on September 7 with the Panthers trouncing the Sunbury Cwls. Charlie Crawford starred as he completed 10 out of 10 passes. LEWISTOWN 33-BELLEFONTE 6 Bellefonte journeyed to Lewistown for a battle, in which the Panthers emerged the victor. The Maroon and Steel grid men displayed a tremendous air-and-ground attack in romping over the Red Raiders. LEWISTOWN 12-TYRONE 19 Gray Field and the Golden Eagle line plus a little fellow named Tony Scordo proved unfriendly to the locals. Lewistown led 12-7 at the half, but Tyrone rallied in the second half to score twice. Sprout was an offensive star, while Searer stood out on defense for L. H. S. LEWISTOWN 20-CAPTAIN JACK 6 Playing in Mitchell Field, the Panthers resumed their winning ways. Captain Jack managed to hold L. H. S. to a 6-6 tie at half time, but the Panthers ground out two touchdowns in the second half to win another victory. Jim Bannon and Dennis Zook excelled on defense. LEWISTOWN 27-STATE COLLEGE 12 Stage Colleges Little Lions allowed the Panthers only a meager lead at half time, but as usual the L. H. S. gridders rallied to crush the Little Lions. Gary Sprout led the Panthers by rushing the ball 178 yards. LEWISTOWN 34-LOCK HAVEN 0 In chalking their fifth victory, the Panthers scored at will as the Bobcats were outplayed in every department. All team members participated to share equally in the Panther glory. LEWISTOWN 41-BELLWOOD-ANTIS 7 Bellwood-Antis tried unsuccessfully to stymie the power- ful Panther eleven. Halfbacks Gil Varner and Mike Brown led the team offensively. LEWISTOWN 12-CHIEF LOGAN 0 Lewistown continued its winning ways at the expense of the Chief Logan Mingos, a neighboring rival. A muddy gridiron hampered the Ufema men's scoring attack, but the defense was tough as the entire line menaced the Mingo ball carriers. LEWISTOWN 13-DANVILLE 7 Mud again provided the football teams with sloppy play- ing conditions. Lewistown scored in the first half on an intercepted pass and on a blocked kick. All-State candi- date Pete Searer blocked the kick, which rolled into the end zone to be recovered for a touchdown. The Ironmen of Danville scored in the second half. Threat of another touchdown was short-lived as the Panther defense stiffened. LEWISTOWN 26-HUNTINGDON 39 In the last game of the season Huntingdon's shock troops surprised the Panthers by grabbing a 26-0 lead at the half. The second half was a free-scoring affair, in which Lewistown tallied four times, but the Bearcats registered two more touchdowns to win the game. Gary Sprout led the Panthers in the offensive department. VARSITY B plays against Saltillo. Jeff Brown is tripped up on a left-end sweep, as he follows his blockers downfield. VARSITY B FOOTBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Orbisonia A . . . . . 35 13 Juniata Joint . , . . 34 6 Lock Haven . , . . . 12 7 Saltillo A . . . , . 20 14 Chief Logan . . . . . 13 6 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Captain Jack . . . . , 19 20 Chief Logan . . . . 12 7 Bellefonte ..... . 3 1 1 3 State College , . . . 26 14 Tyrone ..... . 2 0 insure continual gridiron victories. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Dr. McClain, Mr. Lewis, trainer, B. Ciecierski, Marinas, Gutshall, Boreman, Donaldson, Herbik, Young, Rupp, Jones, Paden, Hopple, Mr. McNelis, coach, Mr. Guiser, coach. Tbird row: Green, Dumpman, Houtz, King, Sicchitano, Feagley, D. Baker, Coleman, Wilson, Conner, Moran, Reeder, Winn, Stimely, Romig, McCory. Second row: Glick, manager, Beckwith, Kirk, Fulton, Wagner, ShaEer, Mead, Malarkey, Cunningham, Peifer, Eisenhart, Osborne, Brown, Stuck, manager. First row: Huffnagle, Mattern, Noerr, Hen- derson, McMullen, R. Baker, Slemons, Wyland, Swineford, Barr, Landis, G. Ciecierski. Only two lettermen were on hand when newly appointed Coach jack Hauser issued the call for candidates, but in .1 short time he molded a team that won 17 games .and dropped only 5. Four of these defeats were dealt by Mountain League opponents. Lewistown finished second in the league after being downed twice by the tough Tigers of Hollidaysburg. Terry XV.1de, who won the Mountain League scoring championship, was the leading scorer for the Panthers. Pete Searer, always aggressive, was Ll terrihc rebounder, and diminutive Mike Brown was a topnoteh playmaker. Seniors lost by graduation were Terry Wade, Pete Searer, Mike Brown, Charles Beers, Don Lauder, and Ken Sehucht. Garth Davis and Barry Stuck will return next year to fortify the Panther lineup, UI' GOES the ball! Tex Wade adds another two points to Lcwistown's score. Speedy Panther courtmen display remarkable VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, lefi to right: Mr. Hauser, coach, Parsing, Schucht, Bannon, Stuck, Seby, Glazier, Rupert, Machamer, Alexander, manager. Hrs! row: Brown, Davis, Beers, Wade, Lauder, Searer. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN: Terry Wade, Pete Searer, Charles Beers, Mike Brown, Don Lauder, Garth Davis, Barry Stuck. PANTHER CAGERS prepare for ac- tion as Charlie Beers outjumps his opponent. skill backed by the teams' spirit to win ::1Bellefonte . 1. i. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Chief Logan Sunbury . Lock Haven Chief Logan Newport , 'Pl1ilipslJurg Altoona , . . ::Tyrone , Captain Jack Bald Eagle . Huntingdon Hollidnysburg Philipsburg 'i'Tyrnne Hollidaysburg 'Tyrone , fl:Captain jack Bald Eagle . Huntingdon llollluldyalrulg Bellefontc SENIOR COURTMEN Mountain League Games. Firs! Huff Play Offs. L.H.S. OPP ,. ...Sl 46 S3 43 56 42 63 42 71 37 65 59 52 39 39 46 39 52 75 44 56 48 50 45 48 44 S5 S1 59 56 42 52 73 66 61 57 46 39 41 43 59 78 71 64 Counter rlorkwisv: Michael Brown, Charles Beers, Francis Searer, Terry Wade, Don Lauder, Kenneth Schucht, With several veterans returning, Coach Joseph Sicchitano's Baby Panthers posted an amazing record of 19 wins and 1 loss. A record of 13 wins and 1 loss in the Mountain League gave the loeals first place and the championship. thf0UgII LIIC SCLISOI1, the LCJIII QIITIQIZ' ing shooting, topllight ballhawking, and a determined JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Chief Logan . .. 79 21 Sunbury , SS 51 Lock Haven .. ... 41 20 Chief Logan . . 79 22 Newport , . 79 I8 :::Philipsburg , . . . 66 16 Altoona . , . . 37 36 :::Tyronc . . . 63 32 :3:Captain Jack . . 4 38 24 :::Bald Eagle . .. 69 24 :5iHuntingdon . . . . . 63 46 :::Hollidaysburg , , . , 39 33 '5:Bcllcfonte , . , . . . 73 26 :::Philipsburg . 85 54 :7:Tyrone . . . 60 35 Iiilaptain Jack . . . . 46 33 :::Bald Eagle . . , 66 29 :::Huntingdon ,. . . , 65 34 :::HoIIidaysburg ..,. . . , . . 41 45 :7:Bcllefonte .... , . . 69 28 I Mountain League Games. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Captain Jack . . , Z3 I3 Huntingdon . . , . 37 44 Bald Eagle . .. 32 23 Huntingdon . . . . . 38 23 Hollidaysburg . . . 40 46 Bold Eagle ., ,. 25 26 Captain Jack , . 44 22 desire to win. Teamwork also played n big part in winning the league. Jack Searcr and Tom Wlllters led the Panthers in the scoring department. Fred Stoieheff and Gary Sprout were the team's best rebounders. Next year the entire squad will advance to the varsity. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, lef! io rigbl: Hutchinson, managerg Snyder, Rodkey, Quay, Mr. Sicchitano, coachg Parsons, Lemmert, Dillman. Firsi row: Sprout, Plummer, Stoicheff, Searer, Walters, Curry. ' :li -. WRESTLING TEAM Top row, left to right: R. Smith, P. Smith, Curry, Mr. McNelis, coach, Zook, Crawford, Meloni. First row: Brown, Soccio, Baker, Bossert, Norton, Hicks, Maunder, Riley. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES L.H.S. OPP. 5 For thc Hrst time a Lewistown High School wrestling team compiled a winning season. The Panthers, coached by The locals were paced this year by Pete Smith, Dennis Only four seniors occupied the eleven weights on the Standing, left to right: Mr. McNelis, coachg Pete Smith, Charles Crawford. Kneeling: Paul Curry, Dennis Zook, Tyrone . . 33 ll Juniata Joint 46 5 Robert McNelis, won 7 matches and lost onl 5. The best l I 6 9 y Bad Fagek is 0 previous season was set in 1947 when the Panthers won 3, r . . Plisiggzuggc b A 9 27 lost 3, and drew 1. Lock Haven . . , I3 33 State College . . ll 34 Zook, and Sam Bossert. Pete Smith, who completed the regu- 5U 'bU'Y 25 14 lar season unbeaten in the 138 lb. class, was one of the best ghwf Lsgan ' ZZ 25 in District Six at that weight. Dennis and Sam were next to U 21' 3 e -- . . . . . Begefonte W 19 23 Pete in the individual scoring race. Hollidaysburg , I9 20 JUNIOR VARSITY varsit ', therefore, the Panthers should be stron' next ear, I ls Y :flkfHaVe ' ' ' Q: Z since seven underclass men will return. e onte , , , , , , , . , . . . . . State College ..,.. . , ...., I2 33 JUNIOR HIGH Bellefnnte , , . . . . . . . , 48 I7 Bemfome ,, 20 WRESTLING sENxoRs State College 46 I5 State College 20 31 John Meloni. DUQUQCPDIIZUQIIQVUQQDQIIIQCPQS-'-l',f5d WRESTLING LETTERMEN: Pete Smith, Dennis Zook, Charles Crawford, John Mcloni, Don Potter, Bob Smith, Bob Hicks, Sam Bnssert, Ron Maundcr, Harry Norton, Matt Soccio, Clyde Baker, Bill Wylancl oiuininiox-i:4i OUR UNDEHLATED matman, Pete Smith, chalks up an other victory for our wrestling team. in1n1n14n1euin1n-101 Inner 1 1956 TRACK SCHEDULE INTERCLASS TRACK MEET ' F Juniors ...... ...,.,,............... F irst ' J . Freshmen-Sophomore: ,...... .... S econd V Seniors ,...............,.,.. ..,..... T hird H ' ' A A DUAL MEETS L.H.s. OPP. ' Bellwood-Antis .... . . 89 29 Sunbury ...... . 80 20 Carson Long ............ ,,,. 8 1 27 ie Huntingdon ......,..,.,.... TRIANGULAR MEET ' W, Lewistown ....,..,.............. . . .68 LJ- Jersey Shore ...........,,...... . . .37 , Lock Haven ,,........................ 17 Shippensburg Invitational Meet Lewistown, Third Place Juniata College Invitational Meet Lewistown, First Place Penn Relays Lewistown, Eighth Place Central Counties Meet Lewistown, Second Place P.I.A.A. District 6 Meet Lewistown, Third Place Terry Wade took first place in the District 6 mile run, high jump, and cross-country rung and first place in the State mile run, and eighth place in the State cross-country run. as 43 , , W W HOPEFUL 'FANS watch as Gary Pearson attempts a new broad jump record. fLefU Terry Wade, our sensational run- ner, practices diligently. Both on mats and on cinders we excel. Terry Wade, a junior, became Lewistown's second State Champion as he ran to victory in the Mile Run at University Park. Also in 1956, the team was victorious as it was undefeated in dual competition. The Panther thin-clads won the Juniata Relays and placed second in the Central Counties Meet. 3010101011 1 TRACK LETTERMEN: Edward Stoicheif, Barry Fegley, Ted Cunningham, Jack Alexander, Bryson Goss, William Barra- clough, Terry Wade, Wallace Stafford, Harold Powell, james Gayton, Foster Shores, Joseph Lewis, Clair Bratton, Gary Pearson, Gary Van Horne, John Meloni, David Cupp, Charles Hackenberry, James Bailey. 1956 TRACK TEAM Top rowg left 'to right: Mr. Hartman, head coach, Cunningham, Lewis, Powell, Gaton, Bryson Goss, Van Horne, Fegley, Hackenberry, Hopple, Mr. Dickert, assistant coach. Second row: Watt, Barr, Collins, Reuther, Parsons, Searer, Saxton, Dalby, Pearson. Firs! row: Blaine Goss, Bratton, Barraclough, Stafford, Stoichei, Wade, Alexander, Cupp, Gers, Bailey, McElhaney. gy or OO' -cf' In mbsf '1r!v:mwwiw :V 'e:1J...a5v ml ' 3 O on fi' T 33 ink' C9 BASEBALL LETTERMEN: Joseph Beers, Michael Brown, Charles Crawford, Robert Cupp, Ted Keller, Robert Rosenberry, Charles Schucht, Wayne Sheafer, Earl Shilling, Ken Spearing, Fred Stoicheif, Clinton Thompson. Inexperience and few lettermen were the handi- caps of the 1956 season, but still the Maroon and Steel diamond men won 5 and lost 5. Coach Tom Lewis looks forward to 1957 because none of his starters have graduated. Eleven lettermen returning cast a rosy outlook for a banner season in 1957. K' ' i i M , fig,-k3,,zg1 y . WITH A big swing Bob Cupp chalks up another home run for Lewistown. On Baseball diamond and on Soccer field 19 5 6 BASEBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Juniata Joint .... . . . 0 Tuacarora Valley ., . 7 Chief Logan ..... . . . 8 Captain jack . . , . . . 4 Bellefonte .... . 2 12 L.H.S. Captain jack . . . . . 10 Bellefonte ..... . . 7 Juniata Joint ..... . . 2 Tuscarora Valley . . . . . 5 Chief Logan ...... . . 1 1956 BASEBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Beers, Sherman, Shilling, Cunningham, Cu Lewis, coach. Second row: Stolchel, Stuck, Schucht, Mountz, Rosenberry, Curry, Davis. Pint row: Grubb, manager, Baker, Brown, Varner, Kaiser, Spearing, Caldwell, aeliltant manager. pp, Crawford, Thompson, Mr. OPP. 0 9 1 3 4 W, V, ioiaoierinieuicsiavierioieviesievioicrim SOCCER LETTERMEN: Tom Bresenhan, john Burlew, Ted Cun- ningham, Bob Cupp, Larry Dean, Bob Desiderati, Howard Ellis, Ted Keiser, Jim Lukens, Dick Lundvall, Ken Schucht, Ron Shank, Ron Shellenherger, Charles Swisher, Tom Walters, Andy Calhoun, manager. poiogeigozogvioieiiojanifnxssiciierieuq 4 A 4 SOCCER SENIORS: top row, left to right: Hackenberry, Ellis, Bresenhan, Curry, Schucht, Cunningham, Cupp, Shank, Burlew. Fin! row: Dundvall, Lukens, Keiser, De- siderati. Burkholder. our cheers encourage the teams. In 1956 the soccer season proved quite success- ful as the Panther booters enjoyed their first winning season in four' years. The Hartman coached eleven won 4 games, lost 3, and tied 1. The team partici- pated in the Tri-Valley League and finished in a tie for second place. The season's highlight was our first victory over Middleburg. SOCCER TEAM TRI-VALLEY SOCCER LEAGUE L.H.S. OPP. Green Park . . , . . 2 3 'l'Greenwood . . . . 0 1 West Snyder ,... . 2 1 Tuscarora Valley . . . 1 1 Greenwood .... , 1 0 Blain ........ . 3 1 East Juniata . . . . 2 3 'Middleburg .....,. . 2 2 'Non-league ga me Top row, left to right: Calhoun, manager, Walters, Lauver, Dean, Brought, Shirey, Shellen- berger, Mr, Hartman, coach. Serond row: Spigelmyer, Hackenberry, Ellis, Bresenhan, Curry, Schucht, Cunningham, Cupp, Shank, Burlew, Goss. Seated: Lundvall, Lukens, Keiser, Desiderati, Burkholder. Iii I An. 'l Q muszffa .N re A-T, WI' sl if M13 ,za in- fzlif fs QW 5' 'bK'n w K 'IE ., 9 . p J' . -I., 1 S 1' .. i , ' , .f'!4' , , fy f '4'! -if f I ' H .. Q ' 5-.ff 4. f' kv fr!! .1 . if if -5 ,mf 1 Q A , Q !P'Q'.MQ, f -v .35 . f 'f A, .- , , .,g,, 4 .svn ,Hu ' Q93 FkAi+v' ' f h X-1 , A nk fy: if 'UK' X 'W 'A fl' s '. -fig, :if J sr' Y '-- fl- 'wp .n :F ar, ir '14, - Pls I 1 35 Q 3, aw C I ' 'S V' -iw-fm-ww-Q if Ir' ,Q wg.T.5,w 2 , 4H'7' ff, 'iii - :rf Us Ayf!'3f', jf, 11 Xia' fu- ,. A A . Y 34 4' 5' 1 Q :ETF Y ! vw .. -A ' 4 ,. K an 5 1 it if 14, i 3 'L - 171,qd.1,-,zsugzgwgjfgrwvr 1- -ww-.jfs ' -V , V 1 ---- -wr WE WANT TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESS ESTAB- LISHMENTS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BY CON- TRIBUTING AS PATRONS: ASSOCIATIONS : American Legion Lewistown Education Association Jr. Auxiliary of Lewistown Hospital City Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4 The 0wl's Club VRWTNQWQ Henderson Fire Co. 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