Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

X Qehka fm' fa the Advancement f Learning !' i- -hnwnwlllPrC'uv':v:.:Jn:unw-v'- --..- to KNHWXZJQZ IS God's Greatest Gut Mankind Lqflmmv mlkffN6lKx lb-BUG mf-att Q Atw WW'-Pl. V Ash NL. ...xxx M3-Siu 5 X ! Q L- ' x ng - ' x f, X7 I In these pages of our Lore, we have singled out one pathway in life -our school days. This period of learning and of moulding character is an important part of life. L, H. S. teaches students the worth of an education and gives them a sound foundation in various subjects. Moreover, the growth of character is emphasized. justice. integrity, and charity are taught through examples. The lessons that we have learned here-kindness, graciousness in our dealings with others. and devotion to our God, our country, and our school- are the signposts and guides that will make our later pathways through a fast-changing world less hazardous. ,g fl n' X ' if l . 4 f I , I H U . I R ., J ,t 1, i . , ' if ,I i DI.-'V' lit' ff f .,. 1 D,-ll bf! w , ,Ura 1,t vs 4 vu, 2 ,' n f ,Q , '.-7 -J 1 4 f t A ll' X I f P ' s ' f 1 4- J 4 Li f , gf' KJ ii K' v p ,5 f' 14 Ll If , t 1 A V ' p jf, 17 ,J p THE PATHS OF OUR LIVES ,.l' Nfl, J C7 rf- f J., 1-J fff' Courses of Study ........ . . . page 'I' I Li Seniors ......,,. . . page Underclassmen .. .. page Activities .... . . page 1.1- ,h.- if L.H. . 0 . '9 'Mfg' 9. 4 an I' fy-4? 1 v.., D. , , A' fc + fif' ' p , 'f ,.' A :..l, . r r 1 ' 1 P ' 3' 'LL-.1 I nv' I A Ay, 9 ,gg f.v 'h 3 D - 1-v--- ' v ' 4 9 4 - Q' ' ' . -1. Ti gm ' . 0 nw' ' r .I 0 ,..,..,..,,- I I .,gl . I 4 H X -f -...,.- ' , if-7 is ' J hi wg' v I 4 - 5 ' . . g - -7 4 Q ' 6 -1 ? ' 1 I A? .0 ' I 'l Maha 1 K ' gil F . . t K V .Y r-1 , 4 um-5 'l - V- ,mag ,Ji--. h.uM' A'?'1 f'Nl-.lin-1-' 1 ' , Q.. ' . , N 4 Q 'VI . f- Q 5'ff' s ul Jr V .Aix g X Q. ' i-was Rf' .M I Q ' - , , vm v Mfr 'A 'K' 4 N . , uk' ' 4 , f P' O, .. 4 ,K A A . . . S - xl I '1 5 I .itil s x A ah. . Q -'la' - 'Q ak A . 9 To one whose advice has guided us, HERE MR. SHEAFFER leads a discussion of the War between the States in one of his history classes. With sincere appreciation we dedicate our Lora to Mr. Maurice C. Sheaffer, our friendly teacher and adviser. He has won the admiration of the faculty and of the students in his efforts to uphold the ideals of our school. In addition to his teaching assignment of history and social studies. he is an adviser of Student Council. After school he serves on the Curriculum Committee and the Activity Committee. Not only does he take an active part in his church, and in the welfare of young people in the community, but also he is greatly interested in music and in literature. The students of Mr. Sheaffers classes deeply appreciate his interest in them and in their prob- lems. His kind words of advice have aided many young people in making correct decisions. As a result of his efforts to help us, our high school life is made more enjoyable. The 1958 Lore pays tribute to Mr. Sheaffer for helping us along the L. H. S. Pathways of life. 3 WIITH PRIDE Mr. Sheaffer willingly takes the job of babysitting for his little granddaughter, Maureen Shealfer. SMILING HAPPILY Mr. Sheaffer sees his prized ring-necked pheasant fall to the ground. k,i ,fl s f MR MAURICE C SHEAFFER Diligentl we follow our inspiring MR RICHARD H BARTHOLOMEW B A M Ed Supermlendent of Public Schools Lewxstown Pennsylxama fx ov 'YY Ns... L H S Pathwaxs haxe led xou our semors to the door of graduation fhls goal xs made pos slble to xou hx uslng xarlous pathwaxs xoca tlonal general commerclal or college preparatorx courses The ltnowledges understandmgs skllls and attitudes xou haxe gamed shed l1ght on the path wavs ahead A socletx whlch exalts force and xlolence wlll haxe one set of pathwaxs A socletx which xalues reason tranqulllttx and the paths of peace has another and a much dlfferent set Xour course has not been a narrow one It has been mtluenced a great deal bx mdtxldual cholce and need New socxal and technologlcal dex elopments haxe modxhed and wtll contlnue to modlfx our purposes and actxx ltles so as to better preserxe our wax of llfe Ijemocratx as practlced IH our schools strengthens the mdlxldual bx requlrmg much of h1m hx en the least of these IS glx en ex erx chance to realnze hls own Inherent capacltles our school dertxes tts just powers through serxlce to the ll'Kll xtdual student 'lhrough the achlexements of lndtxldual students democratlc process mamtams the soltdarltx of the student bodx and llfts our group to a htgher and dlfferent set of pathways L H S Pathwax are the dlrectton flnders for the xouth of thts commumtx T hese Pathwaxs are a means for a deep and full realwatxon of our priceless herltage XX hether we realize lt or not, we haxe mherlted a prlceless personal herltage a spe clal lsmd of fortune Some xoung people fall to dlscoxer thur lcgacx Sttll others cannot bellexe 1t lb true But the fact remalns that each of us ls heir to a kind of nobllltx that can make all the dlfference ln the world to our ltxes lf we wxll take adxantage of tt It IN a blrth gnft from our L reator that entttles us to our personal fllgnllx the prlce less glft of self respect Xs good Americans there are only two things required of us to tlalm thls llI'lLCl6SS Herltage our wtlllngness to recovmze ll and our wllllngness to lx.xe up to It To the Members of the Class of 1938 max the L H S Pathwaxs be xour dlrectlon funders for xour Irlceless Herltage MR RICHARD F SNYDER B S M Ed Principal Lewxstown Semor Hugh School is if i .T-'Sf x JG! N vDEF . ., . . V , v I , - l-Q Y ' . ' -, ' 5 , . . ., 'I ' ,' f C' ' l s ,, g y v N V H, . 'u . . O1 .., . . .1 ' 1 Y :' , H ' , s V y - ' , . X J. T 1 r -' , . . . ' V -, -Q-' - s ' H ' ' - :J 1 - 4 ' . . 's .ff 5 v. 1. vr r ' Q ' . rs' 4 L r Y, VY x v- --'-fi' . 1 .r. . V 'C , A , M . ,' ,ft . V 1 V. . .- A . -7- . - . ,Q . .' I ' . g mr, , ' f ' .1 ' S leaders and FE- 5, 8 . ,af Rl I mf -40, ' I , + Q if, f 1 1 f I Q' 1 '53 fr: A .I X l l L l MISS GLADYS S. McCAULEY MR. M. EUGENE HUTCHINSON MR. JOHN L. O'BRIAN B.A. B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Principal Principal Director Lewistown Senior High School Lewistown Junior High School Industrial Education S I' - 'Y' Q 1 i , y: . ' 7 git, X Y. - Q .2 . .7 MR. RICHARD D. SMITH MR. JOSEPH WERSINGER MR. CHARLES D. LEACH B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. Director Director. Biology and Guidance Music Education Art Education .4 Qc SECRETARIES Standing: Nancy Whitesel, Betty George, Helen McCalips. Seated Elsie Johnson, Jane Shields, Lucille Showers. ibn...- Mary S Barr Nurse Robert L Bauman B S M Ed General Science faaaffm asm: A B M Ed English Harry I Bentsel Electrxcxty Lawrence D Bergman B S M Ed Geography and Hxstory Pauline H Brandt B S M A Vocatxonal Home Economxcs Phyllis M Brumbaugh B S M Ed Geography and Hxstory Anna M Burkxns BS MEd History , I Esther Cressman B S M A Mathematics Mary H Crumblmg A B M A Speech Correctson Elizabeth I. Culbertson Engllsh Elizabeth Dean Special Educatxon J Wlllnam Dean B S , M Ed Musxc Edgar G DlCk0l't Ph B Mathematxcs Harry Engle A B M Ed Socsal Studies Hxstory and Small Business Management john J Fagan Englxsh and Public Speaking Howard E Fauth Commercual Mary E Frankenberry Ph B English Kenneth Goodlmg Fusron Harry R Harnster B S M Ed Fusion Dean Hartman BS MEd General Science William Hetnck Industrsal Arts Loxs Hull Hxstory and Social Studxes Homer Horton Related Dramng our facult Q Vx who lead us 3 an-. '3 is 35 5-7 ff Q9 vs ga Albert W Houser Commercial 1 Lester Houser A B M Ed Mathematics Wllllam A Howe B S M A Junior Science and Chemistry Ross A Hufford English and Small Business Management Rebecca aclcson Librarian Gertrude M Kaup B S M Ed C ommercxal Elizabeth Lash Mathematics Anna H. Lebo R.D.H. Dental Hygienist Eleanor Lemley Home Economics Thomas W. Lewis B.S. M.S. Mathematics and Guidance Edward Lindenberger Woodwork and Carpentry Kenneth Lontz Auto Mechanics ean Madlll Art Dorothy B Maxwell Latin Grace B McCoy Geography Earl J McMullen History and Social Studies Robert E McNel1s Mathematics and Junior Business Training Faith McN1tt Music Ralph L Muller Related Mathematics Eva M Mlnnlck General Home Economics Lawrence J. Neyhart Industrial Arts Mary W. Novak English M la Spanish French and Latin Helen I. Price Social Studies rw -hub an X 3N S ., , Ag, B J 'N R ff, fl. l 1' Lx , za F-fi' f.-X 3' Q. ' I W.. 4, ,. ffm- iw Q of M 'R ,xx j ,oir6'6-YP? Y' . N Vlipmik X, X i xx. along the paths of knowledge. William B. Rager B.S., M.Ed. Machine Shop Roger B. Smith B.S. Fred B. Reigle Commercial B.S., M.Ed. Related Science John C. Stone B.S., M.A. Biology and Physics Natalie H. Rice A.B. Health and Physical Education M. Joseph Stravolo, Jr. B.S. Russell A. M. Romig social Sludge, B.S., M.S. Special Education Jack E. swetek B.S., M.Ed. Driver Training . Jean Rosenstengel , l xi Lf' iiisl h 4 P ' iwlpullliiil L Exclnia: . liilmtgi ,T Mmm Tm' EJ .DJ ,f L0 ell' B.A. CM k K Mathematics John Ros nstengel BS 1 , Jack T. Thompson B B.A., M.Ed. General Science Health and Physical Education Josephine M. Schellenburg Alexander Ufema AB- B.S., M.Ed. English Health and Physical Education Eleanor Sheaffer B-S-. M-Ed. Marie R. Ward Vocational Home Fusion Economics Maurice C. Sheaffer Ethel Wray A.B. A35- Hismfy English Ronald Shaeff r James A' Yoder B.S. of 3-5- Biologyfq A i I I Reading , ul ' U kfytliif Alphie A. Zoolc Samuel Shearer Mathematics B-5- General Education joseph Sicchitano A.B., M.Ed. Commercial f iid! I . J t n A , Y 5- 2 .-2-'J 153.75 -i in I ii 3 - in . lg-t 4 xi gf., M r 9 15, 1 Q Egg , :I ' 15 -l fsitiiz ' JL ' O K X, -V f ' I 4 I 9 4: an 5' Q .P ,M .... , i f I 1 I, ' ,:ki:V, l 1 X as g e R N li , . an-Us-1 l S :W -r ,g x. 5' -M--.. , , . , ,is 1. , . - I? E r I1 ff e ,EW '1 1 I f -if 3 - n . If ,hx R if ? .T vi U 4.4 9 l I i f if R H . 1 xi. 's Planning our careers, we choose from a wide CHEMISTRY IS important to Seniors who plan futures in science, nursing, or engineer- ing. Other classes study physics and biology. Mr. Howe is demonstrating an experiment in titration, a process of finding the concentration of an acid. BEFORE THIS ENGLISH class Fred Morrow explains his outline to Marilyn Cummings and Diane Wisehaupt. The College Preparatory course in English in- cludes grammar, vocabulary, literature, and composition while the Commercial, Home Economics, and General courses meet spe- cial needs also. FOR THE SPANISH class Janice Rowe and Joyce Rohrer play records of Spanish songs. Our course of foreign languages includes Spanish, Latin, and French, which help us to become better acquainted with other countries. fafbge fleiaflewy IN TRIGONOMETRY class Herbert Sipe explains the graph of a trigonometric function to Carolyn Brown. Miss Cress- man also teaches algebra, plane, and solid geometry. variety of courses IN OFFICE PRACTICE class students ac- quire skills which give final preparation for a job. Here Nancy Shilling is record- ing checks and deposits, while- Mary Ell- inger and Mary Loudenslager operate dif- ferent makes of calculators. ,4 ...Q MR. Houssn CHECKS with the students for accuracy. Book- keeping teaches a student to plan and prepare budgets, to record transactions, and to interpret the results of operations. ammemkz MRS. KAUP WATCHES this first-year typing class practice for speed and accuracy in the fundamentals. For Seniors, related skills of shorthand, typing, and spelling are integrated with transcription skill. l With craftsmanship as an objective HERE MR. MCMILLIN is discussing the Constitu- tion in a class of American Government. These Seniors will study sociology next semester. Sopho- mores take World or Global History while juniors study American History. THESE SOPHOMORE girls are practicing sewing by working on skirts, dresses, and patchwork. The use of patterns and new methods of sewing are taught in the Vocational Home Economics course. E MARY CRAMER prepares a glaze for a ceramic bowl while Donna Eisenhart shapes clay in preparation for a ceramic mould. Dominant fields in art include drawing, painting, copper enameling, block printing, and three dimensional constructions. mm me cafzamzbs IN OUR NEWLY redecorated kitchen, these Juniors are making Christmas cookies. The General Home Economics course in foods and nutrition helps homemakers, dietitians, nurses, or home economists. we practice our trades. Qhcahbnaf IN AUTO SHOP William DeArment and James Gaton are rebuilding a motor. The course includes practical work in automo- bile repairs. IN DRAFTING SHOP Mr. Horton loolrs on as Tom Deamer and Glenn Beaver draw the plans for the body of a motor. '- 5' 5 A N x idk LARRY HARPSTER watches as Ron- JAMES BLACK mills a vice in ma- TESTING A MOTOR is the project ald Kauffman cuts a piece of wood off chine shop. The machinist must carry of Larry Stine and Bob Swineford m square. These boys are the future out the work of the designer. electric shop. CSIPCIIKCIS of IOIIIOKTOW. I j f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The officers and Standing: Barry Stuck, treasurerg Martha Clelan, secretary. Seated: Connie Dimeo, vice-presidentg Matthew Soccio, president. 'QC In LANGUAGE VIRGINIA L. AURAND Ginny Commercial Activities: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 35 60, 80-Word Tran- scriptiong Prom Commit- WILLIAM BARRACLOUGH JR Wil General Actrvztzes Football 1 2 Prom Commlttee Track 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Par ty Student Councrl 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Student Councll Treasurer 3 Characteristics Energetic a Ambition To lead a full and rich life DENNIS L BENDER Pro Vocational Actzvztzes Bankerl 2 Charartenstzcs Efficient sensxble Ambition To own a new Chry sler G. fit we teeg 100-Word Theoryg As- sembly l, 3. Characteristics: Thoughtful small. Ambition: To be a good sec- retary. C. GENE BAKER 2 Bake Academic A Activities: Football 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Prom A Committeeg Banker 1, 25 ' ' Lore Staff. Characteristics: Athletic . . . easy-going. Ambition: To be an aeronau- V tical engineer. C I GLENN E BEAVER Beave Vocational Activities Future Craftsmen Clu 2 3 Banker Football 1 2 Prom Com mxttee Basketballl 2 Charactenstzcs Easy going mdustrlous Am ztzon T be a good draftsman WE NUMBER 293 AS SOPHOMORES JAMES W BLACK Vocational Characteristics Resourceful quiet Ambztzon To be a Jet pilot Jim LEA M BISHOP Moose General Characteristics Pleasant talkatne Ambition To be a tclcphonc operator G5 6 ig, 'hu 'iv-f' -E- CATHERINE I BLESSING Cass General Artrtrtzes Prom Committee Intramural Sport 2 Characteristics Co operatlxe qulet fimbztzon To be a success If I! . ' A ll , . ff 'I IP ' ' ' .. A ' ' ' I , 9 b , 3 1, 29 N - . Qs . W .1 Q' 3 v v v v ' A 1 ' 1 - ? 1 3 -' A A , , . . . . I 1 - . 1 E b : 0 t ll. . . 'D 1 , H fn I . ee n . I D .' Q . . . I l 7 - 'a . I ' ' . X . Yr' tl A fvo' N i if jggy 7 ' ' l A V' , an ,T , - ' g we - u ' 'W cr u A A. 4 .. . : X A . : Q . 3 J . . I . - can .rr :: ' V -, H -Q X 1 A , 3 ,iff A Q , I 7 kj 3 I JOHN B. BLESSING John Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Lore Staffg Prom Commit- teeg Assembly lg Student Council 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Partyg Class Dues Collector l. Characteristics: .Athletic . . . pleasant Ambztzon To go to enn State Q x ,- A at 'Q-'wr X Wav X 1 SUSAN J BROSIUS ue Academxc Actruztzes A Cappella Choir 1 Trl H1 Y 1 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Commit tee Assembly 1 Class Dues Collector 3 Charactenstzcx heat energetlc eager Ambztzon To do the best ln anything I may undertake SANDRAGAE G. K. BOPP Sam General Characteristics: Lively . . . unpredictable. Ambition: To live a happy' and carefree life. RUBLE LEADS AS SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT CAROLYN BROWN Lynme Academac I' Actwztzes National Honor Q SOCIEIYI 2 3 Maroon and Stee 1 2 3 Prom Com Party Orchestra 1 FI'-A 1 Junior Hospxtal Auxlllary 1 Assembly 1 2 3 Charactenstzrs Studlous JAMES L CAMPBELL Jim General Actzvztzes Prom Commlttee Characterzstzcs Frlendly sincere eimbztwn To see Calllorma with Kratzer and Hutch neat 4mbzl1on To haye a healthy happv and successful llfe fkq 'ir X l ,ll Z' x Ju 13X CHARLES E BROUGHT Charlxe Vocahonal ffctzvztzes Football Mana er 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Soccer Z Assembly 3 Future Craftsmen Club 1 2 3 Student Councll 3 Basketball 1 3 Charactertstzcs Industrlous thoughtful Ambztzon To be a successful farmer HARRY R CAMPBELL Dick Vocational Actxvztzes Bankerl 3 Intra mural Sports 1 2 3 Charactefzstzcs Actlye fimbztaon To be a used car dealer r4'A BARBARA S CHERRY ar General Charactefzstzcs Senslble friendly quiet if lmbztzon To be a succes ln yy hateyer I undertake i? ,..-' . , , , . P hy M 1 r -, I n Q A Rl' Ns il ' 99 ' Y! ' 5 ' ' Q ' 5 v v a y 5 - x C S - .' S Q - v SA ' l 1 5 S . I , . PP ' ll ' PP ' I, . ' x . .. : A. . . .. Q. , V Q - Q , , 1 'B , . . V . l , , , - I . . . . . C7 I mitteeg Sophomore Class Sf sociable . . . eager. Q 39 9 A 9 ,' A 'A : - Q g . ' , ,.. f .' . . . X , . i ' , . .1 - ' . 4 v ' x ' .. ' ' Q ' 'l ft- I A if ' - .1 - ' --A-ff' -V , ,I ' - yi 'f3f?,, E A - . 1. -nv 4 'P I QP ' il . NB bil l . , QQ ,A ROBERT A. CHESNEY Bob Vocational Characteristics: Sensible . . . quiet . . . creative. Ambition: To be a successful ' carpenter i V i BARBARA J CLARK Barb Academic Actrvztzes Banlterl Concert Cho1r 1 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Maroon and Steell 2 3 Prom Commit tee Sophomore Class Par t Jumor Hosprtal -Xuxrl x r 1 Countw Chorus 3 Drstrxct Chorus 3 -kssemblx 1 2 3 Maroon and Steel Editor 3 Charactertslus Sweet frlendly Ambztzon To recene my R N Lu., VIRGINIA M. CHILCOTE Ginny Commercial Activities: A Cappella Choir 1' Concert Choir Z 3' 100- ord Theory' 60 80-Word Transcnptxon Prom Com mrttee Assemblyl 2 Lore Staff LIDYHYN Club 3 Hall Patrol 3 Charaftenstzcs Conslderate ax Ambztzon To be a success 44 MARTHA J CLELAN Martha Academxc Actzwtzes Secretary of Class 1 2 3 Student Counclll 2 3 Lore Staff Concert Cholrl 2 3 Sophomore Class Partx Prom Commxt tee Jumor Hospital Auul y 1 7 kssemblx 1 2 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 D1 tr1ct Chorus 3 Characterzstzcs L npredlctable pleasant Ambztzon To recene my R N from the Polx clmlc BASKETBALL TEAM WINS MOUNTAIN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Q , . , Q Wu ' W ' U , , X : . I ll .' . ' r-1 ll.l -I 1 l ' I v l l iarj lg Ti-H'-Y 1, ZQ iarir ,,,g, 1' , ,SQ . 1 GERALD N. CORNELIUS 5. U ' S' I '- - -' p - I l D G thx I' I 1 ' fl l . l l- ,' .. U A . -'D' .' I ,.g - , Clb , . g ' ,ZQ g .:' . Y 5- ' N I 5- . .l 5 V 1' , ,f 1 -: ' ', 1 .fe H 1 ,z SAMUEL E CONAWAY Sam General Chararterzslzrr Carefree ax frrendlx Ambztzon To be succes ful 1n the Lnlted States Mr Force DONALD E CRAMER Don Vocational -lctwztzes Future Craftsmen Club 2 3 Prom Commlt tee Sophomore Clas Par tx Banlterl 3 Class Dues Collector 2 3 Characterrslzcs Carefree unpredlctable Ambztzon To be a successful electnclan K' Jum General y- ChGftlCl6fl5lIf5 Gemal entertammg Mlmbztzon To become a ro RONALD L CROYLE Ron Vocational fictzzztzes Future Craftsmen u 1 2 3 Banlterl Class Dues Collector 1 Sophomore Class Partx Prom Commlttee Maroon and Steel 1 Assemblx 2 Characlerzstzcs Frrendlx actne Aimbztzon To go to a techm cal school fesslonal colfcr l. 1 .,, 4' i BARBARA ,IO DAVIS Barb General Characterzstzcs Happy go lucky talkative dependable Ambztzon To lead a happy and successful life. MARILYN A. CUMMINGS Marilyn Academic Activities: Library Club 2g Student Council 2, 35 Color Guard 3. Characteristics : Tall . . . quiet. Ambition: To be an airline hostess W9 L, I Q 111 f X 1' 1 WILLIAM R DAVIS BI Vocahonal Ac Ivztzes Baseball 2 Banker 1 Characterzstzcs Frohcsome active dependable Ambztzon To be a. success In whatewer I do All I L D AN,Qiz,Ig:1J DAVIS Pete' I A cadern ic U IT' I K ' 4 'Activi ' : asketball 1, 2, 33 1' r a ' St ffg Maroon and S eel 1, 2 35 Com- mittee g op ore Class P ty' S de Rule Class 3' sem 1 3 Banker 2 C r erzszcs 3 0 thottghtli' l gr cf ate fgpzm medic 1 school 1 XJ FANTASYLAND IS THE SCENE OF CLASS PARTY LARRY ELLWOOD DEAN Ganga Vocatxonal Actzvztzes Intramural Sports 1 2 Future Craftsmen Club 1 2 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Party Characterzstzcs Reliable thoughtful quiet Amlntzon To lne a. happy S if life with Jane s f A BARBARA J DILLMAN Barb General Actruztzes Library Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 junior Hospital Auxiliary 2 Characterzstzcs Pleasant talkative fimbztzon To be Gary mite ROSE MARIE DEAN ose General A mittee Abzlzlzn 'lczgiffelephgtfgmpan IQ i CONCETTA B DIMEO Conme Academxc Actruztzes Nice Presldent 1 2 3 Student Councxll 2 3 Lore Staff Concert Choir 2 3 A Cappella Choir 1 Trl H1 Y 1 Prom Commlt tee Assemblwl Z 3 oph omore Class Partx 'XCIINIIW Representatixe 1 Hospltal Auxiliary Charactenstzcs Pmt slze sweet Junior Ambztzon To et my RN 2' I gt , e,, - ' ' I a 1 af' . 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SOCCIO TAKES THE GAVEL IN JUNIOR YEAR MARY E ELLINGER Mary Commerczal Actwztzes 60 80 Word Tran scrnptlon Lore Staff Intra mural Sports 3 Characterzstzcs Fun lovlng cute Ambztzon To vsork ln Har nsburg wnth Robbxe H65 M .nf 4 rt X PAUL E FINK Brother Vocatxonal Actwztzes Prom Commlttee Wrestling Z Characlenstzfs Humorou neat likeable Ambznon To own my ovsn farm KAY FRANCES FAUX Socks A cad em rc Actwztzes Student Council l 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Commlttee Lore Staff Maroon and Steel 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Concert Cholrl 2 3 Junior Hos pltal Auxrllarv 2 Trl HI Y 1 County Chorus 3 Scl ence Club 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Charactenstzcs Tall sweet actlve Ambztzon To be a nurse WILLIAM ROSS FINK B: General Charactenstzcs Qulet carefree Ambztzon To be a road su 17 M X 'J 35,3 A pervnsor I O 7, Q1 PY ' , . .. : y Y ? - A x - . Q J I 1 K y , , 5 ' tric Q 5 A S- . Q ' - , ., se b ' , , 5 a , Z. 5 f Jars .29 ,80- f ' ' : s. ,...J':1 ' - 39 E 7' f '51 1 - 1-sf 'w... W' .5 ',..f:, Gi? 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' . s ' MIRIAM LETTIE FOLK Minnie General Charactenstzcs Humorous frlendly pohte Ambztzon To lne a happv llfe wlth Sonny GEORGE E GINGERICH Hosm Vocatxonal Actrvztzes Future Craftsmen Club 1 Characterzsttcs Frlendly hvely easy gomg Ambman To be a game war en RUSH HENRY FULTZ Joker Vocational Actruztzes Prom Committee Characterzslzcs Wxtty carefree smcere Ambznon To be a mechanlc KJ' KIRBY EDWIN GLAZIER General Actwzlles Basketball Z 3 Baseball 2 3 Class Dues Collector 3 Hall Patrol 2 Sophomore Class Party Characterzstzcs Alert thoughtful Ambzhon To go to college JUNIORS PROUDLY EXHIBIT THEIR CLASS RINGS Er JERRY A GRAMLEY Germ A cad em IC A wztzrs Bandl 2 3 -K sembly 1 2 3 Prom Com mxttee Charactenstzcs Smcere studlous musical Ambxtzon To Jom the F BI MARJORIE E GLESNER Marge Commercial Actzvztzes Transferred from Malverne New York Sep tcmber 1957 60 80 Word Transcnptnon Characteristics Sensible polsed fnendly Ambmon To be a success Q E' CHARLES GROSS RONALD EUGENE GOSS Ron Vocatxonal Actrvzlzes Footballl 2 Class Dues Collector 1 3 Prom Committee Future Crafts men Club l 2 3 Student Councxl 2 3 Characterzslxcs Cheerful eager neat Ambxtxon To bulld my oun home Grouse Vocational Chafartenstzcs Cheerful frohcsome ln elw 'Xia Ambztzon To bow hunt ln Canada 110 'Y f I as 'S ,, . - n ar n ' I . . : ' I , ' 6 . - I I . ' ' ll v Y! Q 5 ' ' - ' . V . . 'f . I, a PUEJPI . .' I ,. - y 1 . . ' v S by .' ' . . . . Q 5 1' ' - ' I ,D , , . . . . 4 N ' - ,- ' ' 5 - : . . . J d ' ?Jf5?'3, 7, . ' 4,,V . Li. . . C 1, R if ,V i 411' .Z iff' '? t , f 1 , fffilfftlz if 4 f as , ., . ' ': Wm ' M V ,, ,v V-a W A '- . 1' '- f,' , V - ,gl , A l, V, , 'Y 71 ' A ,V 6 -. ' ,N If I! I! - ' Q7 I7 ' , A. '-5 an X X . .. : y 5 Q 4 - . T . ' v I Q ' - ' Q r y L. - - 1 1 ' . . , A - V 1 - y y -3' ' - . - 1 - Q ' I QQ jj . ' ff DI ' ft ': ,, g.s- ' . . . ' , uf' JUDITH ANN GROSS Judi General Activities: Concert Choir 2, 35 Library Club 2g Prom 7 Committeeg Intramural Sports 1, Z, 35 A Cappella Choir lg Sophomore Class Partyg Public Speaking 2: Assembly 2. Characteristics: Carefree . . . humorous . . . talkative. Ambition: To work for the Bell Telephone Company. CHARLES WILLIAM HACKENBERRY Bill General Activities: Prom Committee. Characteristics: Shy . . . friendly . . . neat. Ambition: To join the United States Navy. R. SAMUEL GRUBB Sam Academic Activities: Football manager 1, 2, 35 Baseball Manager l, 2, 3g Science Club 3. Characteristics: Studious . . . semi-quiet . . . energetic. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. 'TS LUCY LEE HACKETT Lu Adacemic Activities: Student Council Committee 2: Prom Com- mitteeg Intramural Sports lg Color Guard 3. Characteristics: Quiet . . . re- liable . . . neat. Ambition: To be a nurse. HATS OF BLACK AND WHITE BEDECK OUR HEADS RODGER A HARTLEY Rodger Academic Activities Soccer 1 Band l tronics Club 3 Characteristics Unpredictable sincere Ambition To be a successful TV technician ROBERT LEROY HARBST Bo General Characteristics Quiet agreeable nice Ambition To be a success alll 24 max 45 W MARY E HARLON Mary General Activities Bankerl Bandl fi ,Qt Ili 2 3 Assembly 1 2 tramural Sports 1 3 Soph omore Class Party Prom Committee Characteristics Blond ALEXANDER F HAYWOOD, JR Alex Academic Sophomore Class Party Class Dues Collector 3 Characteristics Energetic neat Ambition To see the vsorld friendly Ambition To be a nurse b 1. ef no ' ' ' .. I ' ' . . N , . . . : l - A. as ,s- ',,3sIn- - - , ,Q . . i H H - . x 'i ,Q 5 . . G l . , , f S rr u - 1 X . . A . . - : v ll x he xc-6 Q, -,T l. . ,. i 2, 35 County Band lg Elec- ' Activities: Prom Committee: '- . - ' ' 3 .' f' , Q I' 5 1 i V , . li 'fic J ANNA RY VHEIQTER Amra-QWA Gene ' Actw zes Profn Qgm e L, Cha tenstgg w-., Jmerry frxendlw 1 A bz Ui' Tp lixe ll happy HILDA JANE HESKETH .lane Commercxal Actrvztzes 60 80 Word Tran scrxptron Characzerzstzcs Talkatlve merry a Ambztzon To hve a happy and successful l1fe wxth Larry successful li-fe 1 7 1 A JERRY LEE HETRICK Web Vocatxonal Aclrvztzes Prom Committee Assembly 3 Characterzstzcs Easy gomg calm talkatlve Ambition To marry Joann WILLIAM A HENRY B1 General Aclwztzes Sophomore Class Party Prom Commxttee Characterzstzcs 'Vhrthful neat frlendly Ambmon T be a good sport man ln exerxthxn I 3 -ls WE LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE ONXCPQIEERLHAY dw MARJORIE R HIMES Pune Academnc Actrvztzes Sophomore Class Party Prom Commxttee Tr H1 Y 1 2 Concert Choir 1 2 3 Intramural Sports l 3 Class Dues Col lector 2 Jumor Hospital Auullary 1 County Chorus Charactenstzcs Humorous neat Ambztzon To see Rome and the rest of the world Q v..,s JOYCE ANN HOUTZ Joyce Commercial Actzvztzes Prom Commlttee 100 Word Theory 60 80 Word Transcrlptlon Characlerzstzcs L npredlctable helpful Ambutzon To be successful and happy rf THOMAS 1-lllflff PSON Tom Academxc Actruztzes Prom Committee Class Dues Collector Characterzstzcs Qulet witty Ambmon To go to Penn State ln 55 f K 1'-1 iff! LARRY B HUTCHINSON Hutch General jx' Charactenstzcs Easy gomg 5 unpredictable Ambxtmn To see Cahfornxa with Ixratzer and Campbell ' K, if 'f 1 il, fl! It jul , f l '54 Ll' ,K in ,flylg A . - - , fx f , f a ., 3 f f R .aw J A .. .,,,, ' 7 8 . . . J Tu!! ,D . . . . . I . A . ' ' ' e' a ye .Q . lf' jg ' . Q, ff- , , . v ,Q JM, . . . . fe allay .y V 0 I, . g -, t ,ly 25 ' V' N S - . . -S Q A . J. Ve ALL I I do. - A ,M A H Lf- , to 1, , C f ' I- ' A fl - ,C v ! f A Q. 'WL 'A ,lf V yf l 'fl I X 1 1, V ff ,P ' QQ Il ' V , - - Ng . S A ...ru , . . . I . . . : I ' 'V if X I VV V, M y ,fz , 'T fl fffllv' , l V4 , J ,ff ' f Lf ffl U' fl ' Y A 4 . LV' ll lv fff' ' , F' If ,f ' V, V I l yr tl ' fflm 7 A A6171 ' . ff' 1 'ff ff! . W ff ffl lf ,mf rf f' eff 4 Wt L J, of 6, If Af X, f ' j ' ,ga ' . O ff ' ' ll ' Q! ll ' 9. ' 5 U 3. I qs i- '- , Q if ' ' : ' . . . 3. ' ' K tv n ' 4 rr n l V.. ... : . 5 J, . wiv- . XY ' . :ll ' ' A- . ' . . 'Z PAUL R KAHLEY Paul Vocational Characteristics Helpful quxet short Ambition To be a success in whatever I may do JOHN R. INGRAM Jack Academic A ctivilies .' Prom Committee. Characteristics: .Active . . . witty. Ambition: To build custom cars. ' CONCERT CHOIR SINGS AT LARRY KEITH KEARNS Willy Vocational Characteristics Pleasant sincere dependable Ambition To be a success Qfvl as-fr V3 JAMES LEE KIRK Elvis General Activities Library Club 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Part Assembly 1 Characteristics Shy quiet Ambition To be wise m mv decisions Q0 i r ' MARTHA J KAUFFMAN EILEEN BETH JANIS Eyes A cad em ic Acti'uities: Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1, 25 Class Dues Collector 1, 24 Prom Com- mitteeg County Chorus 2, 3g District Chorus 2, SQ Concert Choir 1, 2, 33 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Intra- mural Sports 3g Assembly 1, 2 3 Characteristics Energetic conlident Ambition To become a RN Martha Academic Activities Concert Choir 1 2 3 Class Dues Collector 2 Assembly 1 2 3 Countx Chorus 3 Maroon and Steel 3 National Honor Society Z 3 Lore Staff FTA 1 Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee haracterzstics Clexer sincere Ambition To attend the Har rlsburg Institute of Medlcal Arts and to become a Medl cal Assistant ROTARY CONVENTION JOHN R KELLANDER Vocational Activities Transferred from Bellefonte Pennsylxama, October 19:1 Characteristics Shx smooth likable 5. -at if Z GERALD F KLIMEK Gerry A cadem nc Activities Maroon and Steel 1 2 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Party Concert Cholr 3 Characteristics Studlous considerate Ambitzon To be successful and happy alvt ays , , - Q ' W .,,, ' ' -. 'A'- - ' . T' 'T re n - u n - ' .' . . . if -4' I l I I .' l , . . . . . I N , g ' r- V -' - I A - ,' 1 y - 3 .' , A l . . 3 . , 19? . 9 5 - 9 . ' s QQ 5 . is I .5562 A '- '11 si. . . ff ' il ' fPBobU . ' ' . ' . . . . 5 , M V ' ' 3 . ' ' t Lf' Ambition: To be a mechanic. m . K, if :W . ,leg .Y 4,3 . ' .5551 XT., 1 A1525 ' Fffsjfi 5 Sifffffif' , 1 1 fl ' ll P! Il . ' ' , J 9 YS 1 , 5 9 . I - , 5' . Y Y JUDITH ANN KLINE Judy Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3g Lore Staffq Maroon and Steel 2. 34 National Honor Society 2, 53 Concert Choir District Chorus 3. Characteristics' Friendlv intelligent ambitious Ambztzon To be a successful nurse Os 12:1 spxfosx EDWARD L KNEPP Vocational Activities Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee Characteristics Unpredictable carefree Ambition To be a success CAROL MILLER KLING Carol General Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee: Glee Club lg Maroon and Steel 1, 25 Assembly lg Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2. Characteristics: Neat . . sweet . . . pleasant. Ambition: To get my diploma and to be a good mother l ROY S KN EPP Rover Characteristics a ffmbztzon To carpenter BASKETBALL TEAM ENJOYS AN OUTSTANDING SEASON DQ DAVID MARTIN KNOX Wedge Vocational Activities Banker 1 Concert Choir 3 Prom Committee Class Dues Collector 1 Dis trlct Chorus 3 Characteristics Ambitious musical Ambition To be a successful KENNETH J KRATZER Ken General Actzuties Banlter2 3 Track Z Prom Committee Soph omore Class Parts Characteristics Happy go lucln bashful ffmbztron To see the Pacific Ocean with jim and Hutch carpenter 2s KR ANN LORENE KRESEN A nn Com mercxal Actrvrtres Librarw Club 1 60 80 Word Transcrlptlon Characteristics Agreeable unpredictable Ambztzon To worl-. for the FBI Vocational Easy going energetic be a successful RONALD E KOSMAN Glzz Vocational Actzvztres Footballl Banker l Class Dues Collector 2 Maroon and Steel 3 Characteristics Sparkling busy neat Ambition To make a career ln the United States Air Force 'I n 1 . ' I ' . - Ez I .k I1 DI 1 ' . , . ' 5 if ' '.I g y ' ' ' ' X 563 x l ' ' l , .i-5 va J .We- ' , ..- , l x M .. ve n - I or ' n ' 9-. . . . . I ' 'N . . . U U 4 - 1 Q 5 ' v Q Q S i T g ' - . . sg ' . .' ' . . . X . Y :G- ,f ' ' T'-f - Et . A sz' K :--4. X U 1 YP lf ff ll ' , , '. . Y , i A ' ' ' I. ' 1. S Y 1 - - Y - ' RICHARD J. KRITSER Rich Vocational Characteristics: Carefree . . cheerful . . . happy. Ambition: To join the United States Army. -an -6' . I, 1 . , i - I qua DARLIS FAE LEISTER 0 Do General Actzvztzes Librarx Club 1 Assembly 2 Intramural Sports l 2 Characteristics Carefree talkative frtendlx Ambition To uorl. for the Bell Telephone Companv in Philadelphia JAMES s. LAUB Jim Vocational Characteristics: Talkative . . . 1 witty . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a successful 'V carpenter. Cb Li THERESA ANN LEWIS Theresa Commercial -tctwztzes A Cappella Choir Tr H1 Y 1 2 Ban 2 3 Sophomore Class Par t Prom Committee Ma roon and Steel 5 100 Vkord Theorx Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Assemblwl K e Staff 60 8OWord Tran scription 'National Honor Societx 3 haracterzstzcs Joxial frclent flmbztzon To get a good sec retanal job and to enjoy 1 e HEAVENLY MUSIC IS THE TITLE FOR JUNIOR PROM Ja? MARY SUSAN LOUDENSLAGER Mary Commercial Activities Art 2 60 80 Word Transcription Prom Com mittee Characterzstzcs Quiet considerate Ambition To lne a happx life with Bob NANCY LOUISE LONG ancy Academic Maroon and Steel 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee Art 1 Characteristics 'Vlerry unpredictable Ambzlzon To be an airline hostess si 44' MABEL R LUKENS Mabel Commercial 4ctwit1es Junior Hospital Auvuliarw 1 -X Cappella Choir 3 Assemblx 3 Characteristics Talltatixe ax pleasant ftmbztzon To be a telephone operator PEGGY JANE LONG Peg General Intramural Sports l 3 Charocterzstzcs Gas ta ative Imbztzon To work in Phila delphla mth Mabel t V X , X r 'PD I, lf !D ' x A i 9 A x 15 i- '- , 1 ker ' ' : . . . . rs ' 2 - i ' ,,-gr ,',tgLor . . L A. . C f ...ef- 1'f . cz 99 , 'li' QQN y, Q If ll ,4f1i-Uigif5,- T,-i.Hi-Y ly 25 Activities: Public Speaking 35 lt- R g ' 5 . , 3. '- - . x . . : . . N 222. if il . ' ,, ,, . , A . . . in . . L ' ' ' .' . Q , - 1 ' - I I .' 1 - Q - Q. -' . ' ' gif.. - 539 GARY LEE MacELWEE Mac General Activities: Prom Committeeg Banker 3g Lore Staffg Base- ball 2, 3. Characteristics: Short . . . easy-going. Ambition: To be a success in life. JAY ALVIN MACKNAIR ay Vocatnonal Activities Banker Z 3 Fu ture Craftsmen Club 2 3 Characteristics Kmd busy small Ambition To he a success if LEE M MACKNEER ee Academic Activities Footballl 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Commlttee Characteristics Athletrc pleasant Ambition To be a success rn 1 e SOCCIO IS ELECTED TO CLASS PRESIDENCY RICHARD D MACKNEER Dxch Vocational Characteristics Unpredlctable calm carefree Ambition To be a success rn the Umted State Arr Force if ff' FXS: SALLY G McCAFFERY Sally General Actzvztzes Prom Commlttee Characteristics Qulet sensible frlendly Ambition To be a success LOA JOAN MAYES Lua Joan Academic Activities A Cappella Chou 3 Assem y Sophomore Class Party Prom Commlttee Characteristics Co operative pleasant ca m and successful hfe ROBERT M. MACHAMER Mock General Activities: Student Council lg Track 15 Basketball 25 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Assembly lg Football 1, 3. Characteristics: Humorous . . . carefree. Ambition: To own and to operate a sporting goods store. 5 QFD NEIL E McCONNELL Nez Acwadermc Characteristics Short neat ' Ambition To be successful nj n ' L 9' I ' V . ' y - Q fa . S , N., f Aww l'f . r' - ,, . . If ll ' 'Y t 1, 2, 3 bl 1. sg if . .. A ... l . S Ambition: To have a happy 2 -Q. A - , ,X lffifsiyil - Q' ,, . ff II I ' - - I . I - ' ' 'Gy : . Q rx RI HELEN L McLAUGHLIN Helen Commercial Dm p lrlzvztzes Cheerleaderl 2 5 ountx Band u j J Dnstrtct ce Band12 3 WE nd M President EDITH E McMILLIN Edie Commercml Actwzlzes A Cappella Chorr Charactenstzcs Carefree s hvely Ambztzon To v1s1t the forty etght states Ua.vflStuent Q13 Ochesra12 A Chardrte zc 'VI c :on To becom a pro 3 Maroon and Steel 1 2 3 A Cappella Choxr 1 Intra mural Sportsl Z Student Council 2 Student Council Secretarx 3 60 80 Word Transcrlptlon IOO Word Theorx Prom Commlttee Characlerzstzcs 'Neat athletic Mlmbztzon To become a prt fesslonal muslcxan vale SCCYCUITB HRK nw K5 MARY A MELONI Mick Academic Actzvztzes Color Guard 3 Prom Committee Intra mural Sports 1 2 Class Dues Collector 3 Lore Staff Sophomore lass Partx Characterzstzrs Neat s x Ambzlzon To get mx degree at Polx Clll'llC SIGLER AND WETZEL HEAD LORE STAFF MARJORIE E MOGLE Marge Commercxal Actruztzes Class Dues Collec tor 1 A Cappella Cholr l Student Councxl 2 60 80 Word Transcrlptlon Con cert Choxr 2 Intramural Sports 2 Lore Staff As sembly 1 2 Student Coun cll Exchange Student 2 Sophomore Class Party Characterlstzcs Qulet clent Ambztzon To become a suc cessful sec etary WANDA J MOORE Wanda General Actzvztzes Bandl 2 3 Characterzstzcs Pleasant modest Ambztzon To go to Ellza bethtown College LARRY R MOORE Tiny Vocational Actzvztzes Class Treasurer 1 2 Banker 1 Prom Com mlttee Sophomore Class Party Band 1 Assembly 1 2 3 Student Councll 1 2 Lore Staff Maroon and Y Steel 3 Charactenstzcs Actne llvely mce Ambztzon To be successful tn electromcs qu.- FRED E MORROW JR Fred Academrc 4CZ'lJ1lZ6S and l Countx Band 2 3 Chamcterzstzcs Reserxed shx Almbztzon To be a success O V U J u AL . ,fx rr xl . CP ' I Y J . . . .D V ' N . N ' 15. nd 2,'gSt- 5. ,,3 de I ' ' ' . ' Q - A 1' 2 .' L . 9 . U! Y 21 35 y Y V ' 5 ' l , ' ' ' ,. t 5 , - . Lal d - X' Q K ' ' Q - Y y 3 A A b ' jg ' . ' 's:ru ' ,, ' :X t ' . Q A HL i . 'Q A A . or ' n ' , ff - ,, . 6. 3. 1 W' ' ' 3 f I. . . . V. Y , 9 A g -' 9 C 'J ' ' : -' . . . hj. ' ' ' : 3 RN. QQ as ff IQ ' ' ff ' il - ' . .. .I - . .. D. Y 9 - 9 Q I.. 4 ' 9 - 4 5 , - 9 3 A L - N 'Q 9 A ' A Z l 'W y 1 1 S 3 ' 5 S V ' - ' 5 ' ' : . . . . X ...U . Iuem- .. I. y . 3 jf r . 'Q ee .u . ' S V- re n . , -I ' : , , . , . t' : B , 2, 35 fi ' ' - V DORIS L. MOWERY Doris A cad emi c Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 County Chorus 25 Dis- trict Chorus 3' -Xssemblv 1 2 3 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Partx Junior Hospltal Auuliarw T Y dent Council 1 2 Student Council Nice President 3 Chafacterzstzcs Reliable neat talkative Ambztzon To live a happx eventful llfe ,i '53 ROBERT D NAREHOOD Bo Vocational Actzvztzes Prom Committee Banker 3 Characterzstzcs Sensible friendly Ambztzon To be a successful electrlclan THOMAS L. MURRAY Bo General Activities: Prom Committee: Assembly 1, 2g Sophomore Class Party. Chamcterzstzcs Humorous vuttx entertainlng flmbztzon To be a succe s any thin I undertake 75 'Q 'Y MARY LOU NORRIS Gert Commercial 4cl1-vztzes Lore Staff 60 80 Word Transcrtption ChGf0flCflSl1C5 Orderly alert short Ambztzon To live a happy and successful life GIRLS TENNIS INTRAMURALS ARE INAUGURATED BARRIE DON PERSING Persmg Vocational Actruztzes Future Craftsmen Club 2 3 Student Council l Basketball 2 3 Choractenslzcs Co operatne sincere -lmbztzon To be a successful draftsman PATRICIA PAULINE PENNEBAKER ficlztztzes Sophomore Class Party Tr1H1Yl 2 Ma roon and Steel 2 Band 2 Intramural Sports I Bank er 1 Prom Committee Characterzstzcs Carefree talkative 4mb1f10n To go to Thomp son Business College EDGAR W PORCH Vocational Characterzstzfs Frlendlx H efhcient S simbztmn To Join the Lmted States Coast Guard JUDITH A PENNEPACKER 4ctwzt1es Atl 2 L1 r x Club 2 Prom Committee Characterzstics -Kmxcable diligent Nimbztzon To o to Central Penn with Sue -1- , 9 ' U 4 5 ' h .' - . . . A ' A . 'Z .- 5 in 1, Zg ri-Hi- 1, 25 Stu- ' ' 3 - 1 i .. ' i., f ' Q! bf! . ' ,, ' Q-X, .9 4, - 9 Patty General Judy A cadem ic A . , 5 'barj W is '- '- , : - 2 ' - ff ' ll ' PPEJYP . ' A I D - .' 1 , if i . .' . 1' . . . ,Q l , Q pi , .' ,' DONALD E POTTER JR Don Academic Artwitzes W estlmtl l 2 5 Banker 2 Z -Kctnitw Rep resentatne 3 Prom Com mittee Slide Rule Cla s 3 H Yl Assemblx 1 2 3 Characteristics Plea ant hearty energetic Ambition To be an optome trist L I2 12? THOMPSON K POWELL Tam Vocational JOHN EDW POWELL John General Activities Bandl 2 Prom Committee Characteristics Short musical fimbztzon To be a technical illustrator Lx DONALD C Don G- Qt' PRICE JR Vocational Characteristics Humorous efficient ca m flmbztmn To get a Job mth the Bell Telephone Com pam in-9 Characteristics clexer Ambition T be a succes ful carpenter Easx going PANTHERS ATTAIN WESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP -mx Q LINDA J. RICHARDS Lin Commercial Activities: Sophomore Class Party: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Prom Committee. Charafteristics: Short . . . sparkling. Ambition: To be a reception- ist. HERBERT MYRL REED Herb General Ariz ztzes Bandl 7 5 Coun t Band 2 1 Charafterzstns lndustrious musical Ambition To JOIN the Lnlted States Air Force GEORGIANNA REICHENBACH Georgie Academic 4ftz 11165 Sophomore Class Partx Prom Committee emblx 1 long Staff Cla s Dues Collector 2 Maroon and Steel 3 Banker 3 -X Cappella Choir 1 2 Concert Choir! -Xrt , -H1-X , . Intra- mural Sports 1. 2. 5. Characterisiifs: Athletic . . . artistic. Ambition: To receive my R.N. Q JOYCE ARLENE ROHRER Joyce Academic H , Characteristics: Pleasant . . . ew- ,A 5 sociable. Ambition: To become an RX. ui -v W! -'r JANICE K. ROWE Jan Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 Soph- omore Class Partyg Prom Committee. Characteristics: Sincere . . . pleasant lmbitzon To live happily RICHARD S RUBLE JR Rich Academic fictzvzties Sophomore Class Pl'lSlKlCl'll Sophomore Class Parts Student Council l Banker 1 Conctr '- Choir l 2 Counts Chorus 1 2 Trackl Wrestlm 2 Fotball 1 Z 3 Sue L Club 3 Prom Commlttee Assemblyl 2 3 Slide Rule Class 3 Characteristics Athletlc capable competent Ambition To go to Annapolls CARL E. ROWLES Carl Vocational Characteristics: Quiet . . . active. Ambition: To be a success in T whatever I undertake. DONALD M RUPERT JR Rup General 4ctwztzes Sophomore Class Parts Prom Committee Stage Manager 3 Basket 1 H Characteristics Acme vutty a Am ztzon T b state policeman UFEMA IS NAMED COACH OF THE YEAR MARJORIE ANN RUPP Margie Academic Parts Prom Committee Intramural Sports 1 3 L1 brary Club 2 Characteristics 'Nice operative Ambition To recene my R N A HARRY M SAXTON JR Tank Academic -ictnztzes Football 1 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Sophomore 5. Class Parts Prom Commit tee Concert Choir 3 Lore Staff Intercla s Track Meet 1 2 3 Dlstnct Chorus 5 Characteristics -Xthletlc unpredictable easx going Ambition To play college football ROGER W SASSAMAN Rag Vocational tor 1 Z Sophomore Clas Parts Prom Committee Student Council Z Assem bly 3 Characteristics Pleasant quiet frxendlx Ambztzon To be a successtul electrician and to lne a hap py life mth Ixax have Q NANCY A SEACHRIST Nancy General Characteristics Jos 1al agreeable fimbitton To be a soclal xx el fare worker y.. 5 - l - , - ' 1 - re ' U - I 9' ' Tl. . ' ,' , M 4 . J - Q ' - ' .'5 ' 9 K 5: ' ' ' . vo ' -4 ' - N 2. 3g ' 5 - t i- ball ,2g i-Y Z. vi ': '25 ---222 0 t , . 1 A ncr b ' .' o e a er ' n ' ,, ,, . . S -'lfffvififf-' S0Ph0m0f0 0355 Activities: Class Dues Collec- Q5 .9 fi , 4 5 q,. ,, r v ' if Q . . I - I H ,sg ' 5 A , be , : . . . . co- , I - -' -M, , I f . , . . QQ ll ' fl Il Y . ,,9 , , . - . -,Q . - .Q A : . ' - 5.4 3 ' 1 . ' ' . , , 9 ' ' - I JUDITH ANN SELLERS Judy Commercial Activities: Prom Committeeg 100-Word Theoryg 60, 80- Word Transcriptiong Intra- mural Sports 1. Characteristics: Quiet . . . friendly . . . unpredictable. Ambition: To be happy and successful RONALD RAY SHELLENBERGER Shelly General cwztzes S cer 1 2 nd 1 2 A sem 2 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Counts Band5 Sophomore Clas Parts Prom Com mittee District Band 3 Dance Band 3 Characteristics Mu icalls in clined tallcatixe Ambition To be a Journalist CLARENCE R. SEARER Rag General Activities: Banker l. 23 Prom Committee: Assembly 35 Intramural Sports 1. 2. Characteristics: Talkative . . . lively . . . unpredictable. Ambition: To join the United States Marines. M. MARIE SHEAFFER Marie Commercial Activities: Concert Choir 2, 35 Lore Staff: A Cappella Choir lg Assembly 1, Z, 35 Class Dues Collector 1, 35 Sophomore Class Partyg National Honor Society 35 100-Word Theory' 60 80- Word Transcription bran Club 3 Characteristics Intelli ent ambitious Ambition To be a success RUBLE MAKES ALL STATE GUARD KV E 13 EARL W ,N Sixplbl' Gen l lAqtivztzlfsK otb 1 eba 'if 2 lter jf ' C t 2 Iyt amx or 1 2 .T Charaffkhsttcs Xthlet c e cient Avilhztzo fo Joxinbthe Sfatef itil fs 'K LINDA SUE SHILLER in Academic Activities Assemblv 2 Maroon and St el 1 2 Class Dues Collector 1 Stu dent Council 1 Cheerleader 1 2 Intramural Sports 1 2 District Orchestra 1 2 Sophomore Class Parts Prom Committee National Honor Society 2 Characteristics Talkatne studious Ambition To be a psy cholo gls DAVID M. SEBY Sl1inhead Vocational Acti'L'ities: Football 2g Bas- ketball 2, 3. Characteristics: Capable . . . tall, Ambition: To be a successful draftsman. 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' I 2 slr' P . , 'UN Jxfv rvft h XL K I H V -V k 'X n a U . v A x - , ly o 'LN 'l lf f ,K V rgf, ci X S X3 , t . -1, XL X I I , X RONALD SHOEMAKER Shaey General Activities: Class Dues Collec- tor l, 25 Sophomore Class Partyg Student Council 35 Prom Committee Characteristics Fnendlw reliable Ambition To hunt and f1sh vuth success .Q Q5 TX W DAVID SIGLER Wxlly Academic Actzvities Prom Commlttee Graph Class 2 Slxde Rule Class 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Edltor of Lore Assem bly 3 haracterzstzcs Studxous actnve Ambztzon To be successful FOSTER C. SHORES Fas General V Activities: Track 1, 2. 35 Con- ,Q cert Choir 2, 35 Lore Staff. Characteristics: Friendly . . capable Ambition To be a success . 1 . :gn aa- 'hu ROBERTA D SINGER Rolrbxe General Activities Maroon and Steel 3 Prom Committee semblyl 2 Lore Staff 60 80 Word Transcrlptlon Concert Choxr 1 2 Tr1 H1 Y 1 2 Hall Patrol 3 Characteristics Soclable modest blond Ambition To work m Har rlsburg wlth Mary and Helen TEN SONGSTERS ATTEND DISTRICT CHORUS SALLY ANN SNOOK Sally Academxc Actuztzes Sophomore Class Parts Concert Cholr 3 -X Cappella Cholr 2 Jumor Hospltal -Kuuharx 2 As semblx 3 Sclence Club 3 Characteristics Petite quxet limbztzon To llxe a success ful llfe HERBERT J SIPE JR Herb Academic Activities Llterarv Club 1 National Honor SOCIEIN 2 3 Graph Class 2 lde Rule Class 3 -Xsslstant Edl tor Maroon and Steel 3 Sclence Club 3 Characteristics Studlous mttw '1mblll0?1 To be a success 0 1? HAROLD L SNYDER Harold Vocational Characteristics Modest earnest helpful Himbztzon To be a successtul 'N carpenter BETTY DORA SMITH Georgxe Commercial Characteristics Ln ely cheerful flmbztxan To be a Bell Tele phone operator X : to Y. x 'Q . ,, ' If 'II I : 1 I f -' - ' - - ' 'As- 7 Y I ' R V , Q A , , ,, , , l - ' ' - bv - ' Av 1 r' Y . E5 , 3 ' ' C : , 5 . . , . 9, ,, . If 'ti ' , 1 , . - 'Y y . ' . . ' . - , - ,S1 - - . . ' ' . .,. - . v ' I! Di ' - Q! Il ' ,, 5. . , . . .. Q 5. - e . - . v - MATTHEW G. SOCCIO Mall Academic Activities: Banker 13 Class President Z, 33 Lore Staff: Wrestling 1. 2, 33 Football 15 Student Council Z, 3g Prom Committee' Assemblv 1 Z 3 Hall Patrol2 oph omore Clas Partx Charactenslzcs -Xctne friendlx Limbztzon To be an electrical engineer in the Lmted States Nan .L L BRENDA A SPIGELMYER Brenda General Actrumes A. Cappella Choir Characterzstzcs Thoughtful earnest quiet Ambztzon To lne happilx PAUL LEON SPICKLER Paul Vocational Charactcrixtics: Ambitious . . . cheerful . . . dependable. Ambition: To be successful. -2: KAY L STIMELY Kay General Actzutzes Sophomore Glee Club Sophomore Class Partx junior Prom In tramural Sports 1 2 Soft ball 2 Band Z 3 Tri H1 Y 1 2 Assemblw 1 hamcterzslzcs Tall un lox ng Ambztzon To get mx diploma and to be a good vufe to Bo JUNIORS PRESENT US WITH A DELIGHTFUL PROM DAVID E STOICHEFF Dave General Ac zulzes Football 1 2 Prom Committee Sopho more Class Parts kctixitw Representatn e l Charafterzstzcs Carefree happy sociable Ambztzon To work in father s tore LARRY ALBERT STINE Larry Vocatnonal dustnous actne Ambztzon To be an electrical engineer 41 'il il' BARRY FERN STUCK Buck Academic 4 zztzes Football l 2 3 Baseball 1 Class Treasurer 3 Slide Rule Class 3 Stu dent Council 3 Banker Z Concert Choir 3 Prom Committee Assemblvl 2 Characlcrzstzcs Athletic neat Ambztzon To be a success in C GEORGE FOSTER STITT Ge Vocational Banker 2 Class Dues Col lector 3 Maroon and Steel Charactenstzcs JONIHI frlendlw Ambztzon To be a success in the United States Air Force . ,. Q QS Y- ff ll . PP ll . by 1 'i ' 5 A ' D 'l . . It H . 5 - C ' ' : ...f - 'i . b. fe U ' PP IU ' Characteristics: Calm . . . in- Adivitifsf Football 1, 23 . . . ' . L V ' . . : . M 9 ' , 3. QQ jj O P' ff ll ' rf' : . 5 -CWM -' , . 2 B . -.9 4 ' .' lv ' - ' , Q ' . S 3 ' . . . ' . ' - . J i ' ' ,- ' ' ' my ' 3. ' 5 , ' l .' . ' . . . lif . ROBERT E SWINEFORD Ba Vocational Actruztzes F otball 1 2 3 Prom Commlttee Characterzstzcs Helpful ambltlous athletlc Ambmon To be a successful electnclan SANDRA LEE SUMMERS Sandy Home Economxcs Actzvztzes Lxbrary Club 2 3 Characterzstzcs Cheerful qulet mce Ambztzon To lne a happy hfe wlth Ron .1 J RONALD SWANGER Jimmy Academic Actwztzes Prom Commlttee Bankerl 2 Assembly 2 ChGfllCf67l5llCX Easw golng hkeable neat Ambztzon To make the most of hfe Xara, HAROLD S SWISHER JR Butch General fictzvzlzes Lxbrarw Club 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Editor of Llbrary lNewspa per 2 3 Bankerl Assem b 1 Charactenstzcs Talkatlve cheerful Ambztzon To 1,0 to busmess school STRAINS OF OUR CLASS SONG FILL THE HALL KAY ARLENE TAYLOR Kay Commercml Actrvztzes Junlor Hospital Auullary 1 60 80 Word Transcrlptlon 100 Word Theory Lore Staff Prom Committee Charagterzstzcs Qulet pleasant Ambztzon To work for the FBI '? ',.. LEVENIA A THOMPSON Beame Geneml Characterzstzcs Qulet mce Ambztzon To be a success whatever I undertake CLAIR F THOMPSON I-'red Academic Actzvztzes B ndl 2 3 As semblyl 2 3 Prom Com mlttee County Band 2 3 Characterzstzcs Shy musx ca Ambztzon To be successful ,mv 1' LA DARLES ANN TONER Tom Academic Actwztzes Prom Commlttee Intramural Sports 1 Chafactefzstzcs Cheerful 4,, talkatne Ambztzon To lne a happy and successful hfe H U . er - n ' .' . . . W 1 S - . - ' I I ' f . . . - . . , if fe bn I ' Y , l - - - . 341 D .' 0 ' - 1 1 A, ' , . ' ' ' 4 Y 2 ' Y Y .' . . . L f ,V 1 . 1 A ' ' 5 1 S S ' ' ' I - . I - ' Y J' i 1 L 'V . f Z' 'E1, - : 1 , 4' 7 if .1 D' 'f We N ,, . n n ' 3 - 3 1 1 1 , .1 . . ' D ' , - j 1 1 ' . . ' , ' . , Y 1 1 ' ' Q 9 . . . . ' . .' . - - , . 3,51 N53 . M . wx. , L15 v, Q .4232 - - . , . ,, , -t ul -, :: ,f'2giQQ I-'PV ' . .. g my-1 1 - T1 - - . -'rg , g ,,Le.r-gt., ' , 7 .' 1 J., - .- , . ' if . Q N . ,, rf -an ' di ' g: . ' ' 3 ,, in .' . . . B. ELAINE TREASTER Elaine Academic Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 33 Banker 1, 2, 33 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3g Class Dues Co ector 1 2' Activi y Representatnel 2 3 FTA Countx Chorus 2 Prom Committee Maroon and Steel 3 junlor Hospx tal -Xuvrllrarx 1 2 Tr1H Y 1 Intramural Sports 1 Characterzstzcs Entertaining neat lmbztzon To go to college GARY G VAN HORNE Vanny General Actrvztzes Football 1 2 3 Prom Commrttee Sopho more Class Party Track 1 2 Stagehand 2 3 Characterzstzcs Athletlc happy active Ambztzon To do as the 49s 'C' YEAR S ACHIEVEMENTS ARE SANDRA L VARNER Sandy General Actzvztzes Publlc Spealung 3 Intramural Sports 1 Prom Committee Characterzstzcs Pleasant frrendly fimbztzon To lead a happx hfe mth Don JO ANN ELIZABETH CHRISTINE WAGNER .lo Ann Commercial eiclzzztzes Prom Commlttee Sophomore Cla s Partx I tramural Sports 1 Hall Pa trol 2 Characterzslm Frrendlx lrtt e Q Ambztzon To marrx Jerrx and to be a good secretarx GILBERT H VARNER 1 General Actzvztzes F otball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Stu ent Counc1l2 3 Student Coun c1l Conventron 2 Student Council President 3 Assem bly 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Commrttee Charactenstzcs Efiiclent neat happy Ambztzon To mal-.e a success of myself MARY ANN UHL Mary Ann General Activities: Tri-Hi-Y l, 25 60, 80-Word Transcription 3 100-Word Theoryg Sopho- more Class Partyg Prom Comnrttee Assemblx 1 2 Concert Choir Z Intra mural Sports I 3 Banker Characterzstzcs Trny Depp! Ambztzon To be a good sec retary 'Gr' av--4. REWARDED ON SENIOR DAY JAMES A WAGNER 1m Academrc flctwztzes Hall Patrol 1 Charactenstzcs Orderly QUICK carefree flmbztzon To be happx 'Vu' eds'-I 1 'v Q t X PATRICIA A WAGNER Pat General Actzutzes A Cappella Cholr 1 Sophomore Class Partx Prom Commlttee Intra mural Sportsl 2 3 Ma roon and Steel 3 Trl Hr X 1 2 Publlc Speakrng 3 Assemblw 1 2 Characterzstzcs Short talkatne flmbztzon To lead a success ful hfe ll , , t 'sa . Y I i- I , 7 I Y 4 ' 7 ' - Y ' 1 9 .' v 33 5 ' 3 1 5 Q - 1. . . j , Q - 1- .' . . . 5 , - '- , fe n UG-In ' ' ' .' , 1 5 -' 0 V y S g - 5 ' , 2g d 'Q ' 1 b v 5 ' f N' S 1 - 9 W .' . . . Q - . . . . , Q .. ' . H - . , . V 9 ..- , N 1, . ' 'rj' v ' ' I . . . ' . Y, l Q - - - , , ' 1 l' ' K Y ' ' ' ., ' ' ' ' ' I . .' 1' 3, 1 . Y. , If. ,H . V A If Il ef u ' ,R ' ,' ' . ' . . , y - , Y s jg n- f 9 - .. ' 9 1 l ' . -S - - I . N . - ,' , . SANDRA A. WAGNER Sandy Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Class Dues Collec- tor 25 Banker 25 Public Speaking 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee. Characteristics: Neat . . . ac- tive. Ambition' To be an airline stewardess 411 ANN I WAKEFIELD Annie Commercial Characteristics.' Talkative . . . Ambition: To be a success in 4:7 f whatever I do. 1 Y O! I! V 25 easy-going. in WILLIAM H WATT Vocational Characteristics Agreeable dependable Ambition To be a successful machinist fl MARY E WEAVER Mary Home Economics Actzvztzes Llbrarw Club 2 3 Characteristics Socxable friendly humorous Ambition To be a success in whatever I do DINNER DANCE AND PICNIC CLIMAX OUR SOCIAL LIFE DONALD S WERT Don Acadermc Activities Baseballl 2 is -1 MARY K WETZEL Mary Kay Academic 4ct1vztzes Transferred from Saltrllo High School Sep tember 19:6 -X Cappella Choir 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 Prom Committee Jun lor Hospital Auxllrarv 2 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Con cert Choir 3 Science Club 3 Assistant Editor of Lore Characteristics Neat blond witty Ambztzon To go to college Characteristics Quiet polite Ambition To be successful 'QQ 'N- TERRY LEE WHEELER Whggl Vocational Actzvztzes Student Council 1 2 3 Assembly 1 Characteristics Industnous cooperatne Ambition To be a profes sional race car driver RICHARD L WERTZ Dick General Activities Sophomore Class Party Prom Commlttee Characteristics Friendly agreeable Darlene if , Bair, . - ff v . ' l ' I . . . 1 ' l Q' . .l 9 ' X Q' ,I . - L Q' ' ID . n A I ' Ambition: To keep going with 51 , ji V I! Pl I ' Of ll ' , - . . -I. . - . r i H ' ' . 1 Q - RONALD S. WILKINS Wilk Academic Activities: Maroon and Steel 29 Hi-Y lg Prom Commit- teeg Sophomore Class Par- tyg Intramural Sports 1. 2. Characteristics: Entertaining . . . jovial. Ambition: To 20 to California with the boys. 1-ml DIANE E. WISEHAUPT Dee Academic Activities: A Cappella Choir lg Interscholastic Sports 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Banker 2, 35 Science Club 35 Assem- bly 1,25 FTA 2. Characteristics: Witty . . . neat . . . jolly, Ambition: To go to West Chester Teachers College. ROBERT E. WITMER JR. Wip General Actzvztzes Class Dues Collec tor 3 Characteristics Friendly Jol v humorous Ambztzon To Jom the United States Navy GARY L WRAY Pap General Actzvztzes Baseball 1 Characteristics Eager sensible s Ambztwn To own a red Cadillac Convertible ing BACCALAUREATE MESSAGE INSPIRES OUR HEARTS la K' PHYLLIS E WRAY Phyl General Characteristics Artistic easy gomg Ambztzon To be a beautician GRACE I WYNN Grace Commercial Characteristics Shy pleasant Ambition To lead a happx and successful life 411 ,fix RONALD L WRAY Ron Vocational Characterzstzcs Thoughful ,,,-5 active forceful Ambztzon To be a succe sful carpenter U 1'-N eh ' 1, . . . . f .- . or :Q ' l I . K u n l I ' Kr fr 5. A - . . . . . . .V Q . . ' . A . . . ,V U fl A ' A . M. . , 1 ,V A, f v A fr't Q, fgpiffw . ll .Sf GARY N. YETTER Gary Vocational Characteristics: Sincere . . . thouzhtful. elmbition' To be a 'uccess in 1 e. EVELYN M YOHN General Actruzlzes Sophomore Class Partx Intramural Sports 1 2 -Xssemblw 2 Tri H1 Y I Characterzstzcs Gas ener e ic Ambztzon To lixe a happx and successful hte DONNA A. YODER Donna Home Economics Characteristics: Quiet . . . kind . . . agreeable. Ambition: To be a success. ALICE J YOUNG Jane Home Economics Characterzstlcs Pleasant merry cheerful flmbztzon To be successful and happy DIPLOMAS IN HAND WE TAKE NEW PATHWAYS SHERRI E YOUNG Sherri Academic Actrtztzer Prom Committee Color Guard 2 Public Speaking Z I Clzurartrmtzm Tall s u dious Am zlzon To re uit n and 'Ss- SANDRA A ZAMPELLI Sandy Commercial Hfctnztzes Maroon and Steel 3 Prom Committee Lore Statf 60 80 Word Tran scription Chararterzstzcs Cheerful co operatne -fmbztwn To work in the Naxy Department FRANK A T ZAMPELLI JR oe Vocational Mlctzzzlzes Student Council 1 2 Prom Committee Sophomore Class Partw As sem lx 5 Fu ure Craftsmen Club 1 2 3 Characteristics -Xctne helpful musical Qimbzlzon To be successful in electronics RALPH R POWERS fNot Pictured? 4I Q, A ,e y if fl 3 e wb A lv .9 Y' W Z ,gag A -t4E. 'f i 5 6 .sh fl' 1 If L 1 958 CLASS SONG .aw 3,1 .gm ,, As we leave old L. H. S. And try to do what's right, We'll remember always Our colors black and white. Our football team unconquered Paraded through the street. The Western Conference Title Was then laid at our feet. We will always sing thy praises, And work for thy success. Hail to our noble Alma Mater, Hail to L. H. S. '57 B-2 Top row: Curry, Brown, Maun- der, Bailor, Shirey, Walters. Sec- ond row: Sipe, Metz, Pierce, Seater, Knepp, Powell. First row: Mr. Fauth, Scribe, Lehman, Dean, Shiller, Dunion, Hum- phrey, Steinbach. As fzlfzlbfls' we strive B-1 Top row: Fox, Bachman, Camp- bell, Phenicie, Sprout, Adair, Miller. Second row: Mrs. Novak, Folk, Leeper, Wilson, Morgan, Zinn. Forsythe, Kuhn, Conner, Kauffman. First row: Maxwell, Bopp, Tomlinson, Stafford, Sky- mer, Steele, Perschau, Aurand, Fleming. Q- ...M ..........,...,...,, 2 ? B-3 Top row: Wray, Norris, Searer, Schultz. Third row: Mr. Houser, Cryst, Miller, Halfpenny, Bos- sert, Rodlcey, Stoicheff, Dillman Paige. Second ron: Bloom, Loi gan, Harshbarger, Bedelyon Bishop, Stull, Taylor, Seese, Ols- lcey, Clark. First row: Walters Hartley, Calhoun, Metzger, Yea ter, Geary. Fowler, Feathers Bresenhan, Hardy, Leoras, james Q5 -ur Q Y -4 .. mg S V ,, , ...-.-up-.-. ja ,I 'i V' Q fi' ,ls ,, I If an ni ' ,.., W I I , ,M -5 w - ' Q as I : 35?-W2 Q on 'Ag .fi 'X' 1 O, v M 1-1 ,gf , 3 Y 'SO V H2 'v 'ff -L s if r'I mi-.,f'N. K . fi an-I ' f Q' sh, v fc' f Q - v 5 s .dk x X 1 A L uf v fl V. ya, .. -53 -,, A VL: -4 v . . A 'Raft - Q , , N, , 'if Q In - If -'TA Q 5 1' I M: Q A' J I 5 at V 51 if ,. ., 'b A . - i ', 4 ' if Xb gl b it - QI' I ,. 4. L, ' f:,' W ' , f A v 5. lv 4 1 HW lm '-mi I il ' . . A V - - , mr, i W w3x,f-I.. , 1 .1 . Y f ,, fans H ,, x .za 4. - V 1 4 ,E jf 15, , v ' as T - ,,,H K H Y ' --'55 .fx ass: . QN'3 S! . ar ,..,q, X - ' ' .f-'-Ji . A 2 11 -v ,Q , Ili V ' fl . KA :I .. . 4 gh, A V .4-M VL f I X 1 4- f -my zz' .V S ,4- ,, an R f v . .10 4:4 05, . .af- Y v 'SY 'LW , ,, W, J. b qw :K v ' F : A V519 .4842 Q Q h A ' , A A f, - , f 2 W? 6 5 xxx K im .5 . , tw ? iv f f , W 4 xg' 9, fkxv: I J lxglllv K Y ffm! ,PFW ' 54- -Q K 1 fm ,QQ -fn P1 :Ci Q' ML! F :Ac zu. 6 , -34 QM - 'v 'fw , ..f3'7.u 7 , f ,. 'Q ' Q ' ,i1 MiN,3 2 ',ff Z, fa ' 1 ff' ' ' 1 , , i Q 1 4 ' ' Q ,fs -W' ' XL , 1-., ' 'fwfdf' a' M MN- nfffiif. .V Qu? . w Ar ' ., xx if gf I greeting us. C-6 Top row: Shaffer, Himes, Nowark, Henry, Bair. Third row: Kemlnerling, Howe, Boreman, D Bumgardner, Graham, Landis, Kline, Kephart Second row: Hawk, Ruby, Blewett, Wagner, Frymyer, Witmer, A. Smith, Stryker, Bickhart M. Baumgardner. Firsl row: Mr. Fagan Buchanan, Wheeler, V. Smith, jones, Williams McMillen, Leonard, Pannebaker. C-7 Top row: Howe, Coleman, Dress, Lauver, Nay- lor, Herbster. Third row: Kauffman, T. Sher- man, Thomas, Snook, Baker. Walter, Caldwell. Second ron: Mr. Stone, Wolfe, Cavanaugh, Goss, Bradford, McMullen, Grossu Swineford, Fisher. Firsl row: M. Sherman, Strohecker, Parker, Markley, Appleby, Egan, Varner, Ham- mond, Lloyd. 10 V-1 and 10 V-3 Top row: Adams, McCrum, Forshey, J. Henry DeArment, Vaughn. Third row: Peffer, Blessing Daubert, Myers, Elliott, Hackett. Second row: Minium, Earnest, Emery, Hetrick, Cherry, Slemons, Hackenberry. First row: R. Henry, Fye, Hannon, Dimeo, Bigelow, Chilcote, Laub, W'ray, Shingler, Mr. Engle. 1 W ' -want do C-5 Top row: Barber, Kennedy, Drake, Beers, Caro diskey. Third row: Sellers, Searer, Osborne, Cross grove, Kirk, Rosenstengel, Olson. Saxton, Hannon Beaver. Second row: Noojin. Bauman, McMeen Stitt, Steele, Fike, O'Hara, Miss Frankenberry First row: Stidfole, Bolger. Fiore, Ross, Grimminger Beal, Grove, Stannert, Arbogast. 10 V-2 and 10 V-4 Top row: Kline, Wheeler, Kinser. Third row. Wolfkiel, Collins, Shuey, Barlett, Bigelow Young. Second row: Mackneer, Harpster Kauffman, Flood, Stimley, G. Cavanaugh Carolus, Cisney. First ron: Peachey. Austin Rook Hicks McLaughlin Pennington, Ski y , . p- per, Swartz, R. Cavanaugh. E-1 9-1 Top row: Kelley, D. Wagner, C. Miller, McCardle, Youtzy, Stimely, Robert Royer. Second row: Zook, H. Miller, Traxler, Bridget, Drake, Todd, Hesketh, Albright. First row: B. Wagner, Ruth Royer, Michael, Franklin, Cuff, Maben, Winn, Hopple. P1 L: 'N As 92251921211 r J ly...4 I 1 -1 9-2 Top row: Cox, Carolus, Greene, Barnham, Yeater, Swisher, Ronald Walters, Harpster. Sec- ond row: Blewett, Laub, Havice, Orner, johns, Fetters, Huffnagle, Pearson, Stone. First row: Hagan, McElwain, Elder, Wagner, Jackson, Graham, McCans, Ruth Walters, Alexander, W. Walters. 9-3 Top row: Stryker, Kline, Goodman, Stroup, Allison, Folk, Zimmerman. Second row: Fultz, Bagrosky, Cutler, Pennington, Doyle, Clark, Dodson, Barraclough, Parson, Colyer. First row: Earnest, Toner, Kahley, Rheam, Weng- hofer, Mayes, Kauffman, Bailor, Hartley, Dun- 9-S Top row: Hutchinson, Flanagan, Searer, Smith Swineford, Brown, Cook, Lucas, Bearley, Watts Wible. Second row: Larson, Shaeffer, Piper Mowery, Hassinger, Henderson, Allen, Yohn, McCrory', Beckwith. First ron: Crawford, Bar lett, Derr, Anastasi, Meloni, Elder, D. Butter worth, M, Butterworth, Hctriclt, Cagni, Mach! ley, Grose. can. 9-4 To row Heane, Shilling Varner Jeritza Has- P 3 s v y singer, Stout. Second roar: Rowles, Ruby, Mayes Brought, Casner, Thomas, Price, Stine, Hackenberg Reigle. First row: Hower, Gahagan, Earnest, Krick Goss, Sausman, Timblin, Flickinger, Benner, Pry we continue our journey. 9-6 Top row: T. Miller, Ciecierski, She- han, Stephens, Yoder, Martin, Folk, Brown, Curry, Allen, Walter, Cona- way. Second row: Barlett, Olson, Baumgardner, Snyker, Myra Tate, Whary, Arnold, Mary Tate, Wian, Innis, Leeper, Toner. Firsl raw: Am- merman, Hackett, Adair, Livering- house, Rose, Carolus, Sherman, B. Miller, Larson, McCormick, Rocco, Smeltzer, McCaffrey. 9-7 Top row: Peiffer, Musser, Gutshall, Lutz, Aurand, Kalin, Stumpf, Boyer, Thompson, Henderson, Leeper, Tay- lor. Second row: Phelan, Baker, Guerrini, Riley, Parker, Gill, Dump- man, Swanger, Brown, Lind, McNitt, Kepner, Stitt. First row: Fisher, Mc- Mullen, Ferguson, Harshbarger, Peter- son, Donahey, Druclcenmiller, Barber, Trutt, May, joseph, Peifer. 9-9 Top row: Wilson, W'atson, Hobson, Deiss, Huff, Hesketh, Bodley, Metzger, Shilling. Clark, Price. Fulton, Herbik Second row: George, Swyers, Showers, Singer, Houser. Osborne, Krick Cohen, McLaughlin. Covitch. Hunter Oldt, Clare. First ran: McClain, W'il son, Shirey, Welch, Peters. Sheeler Miller, Hower, Gahagan, Smiley Crissman, Thompson. 9- E:-J i TX 'hi - 9 'vz AFX 56 9-8 Top row: Crowder, Sprout, R. Orth Deamer, Boyer, Calhoun, Pierce, Wilt lund, Aurand, King, Conner, Frey, -I Orth. Second ron: Vanzant, Rupp, Rhodes, McCracken, Jones. Potter, Picltetts, Parker, Horning. McMeen Parson, Shellenberger. First nm Royer, Lash. Beers, Schell, Miller. Dill Hummel, Montgomery, Billingham Brugger, Stitt, Baumgardner. i X- v 8-5 O 'vt' 8-1 Top row: Booney, Burris, Koch, Tressler, J Habbershon, R. Young, Bingaman, Bishop, Kelly, Calhoun. Second row: Bowersox, Wagner, Barlett. Broome, Reigle, Riley Carter, Yohn. First row: Lockett, Croyle Brown, Flanagan, Snyder, Clark, Logan, B Young Sechler Dupert Fisher Lukens Young ,lv IL, 'Y Top row: Lundvall, Larson, Shoemaker, Hor ton, Heckman, Appleby, Vaughn, Knudson, M ohnson Second row Brown J Johnson J . : , . , Reed, Shirey, Swineford, Slemons, Frymire, Barbara Fisher, Neff, Bender. First row: Liver- inghouse, L. Smith, Barry Fisher, Edwards, Barlett, Bottorf, See, Richards, N. Smith, Murphy. As cgfyfiffi 91442115 fi 8-2 Top row: McKnight, Fultz, U. Miller, Heaps, Mattern, Reeder, Yetter, Shawver, Sirgey. Sec- ond row: M. Miller, Long, Moyle, Henry, Reed, Seese, Kephart, Hess, Porch, Grove. Stein. First row: Sowers, Smith, Carstetter, Cook, Shay, Freed, Traxler, Kritser, Hammill. 8-3 Top row: Kyle, Latchford, Watson, Hartman, Thomas, Zimmerman, Karstetter, Bowersox. Second row: Wilson, L. Davis, Rambler, Sieber, Bookwalter, Ritter, Kelly, Bigelow, Bloom, Royer, Mahoney. First row: Besch, Daubert, Shirey, Schell, McClellan, Johnson, Rounsley, Gahagan, Force, Allen, Ross, A. Davis. 8-4 Top row: Grove, Lynch, Peace, Wyland, Wine- gardner, Whistler, Carolus, Fisher. Second row. Long, Yetter, French, Conner, Blose, Walls, Reese Houtz, Dudick, Winters. First row: Rhodes, Will- iams, Dearringer, Saxton, Norton, Taub, Shellen- berger, Butler, Rhine, Davidson, Price, Pearce Austin. M l'L- A U we become more familiar with our school. 8-6 Top row: Winn, Zoolc, Parson Seachrist, Regan, Baker, Packer, Bailey. Second roar: Winters, Gross, Hopple, Kn9PP, Shreffler, Johns, Daley, McCaffrey, Snook Hesketh. First row: Grassmyer, Laird, Pry, Naylor, Chambers, Cryst, Harlacker, Rishel, Zim merman. 8-9 Top row: Bradford, Fegley, Rod- gers, Treaster, Sivitz, Stringfel- low. Second row: Corkins, Sheaf- fer, Herbster, Stitt, Wheeler, Dodson, Bollman, Hassinger, Mayes, Fisher. First row: Hearn, Thompson, Dippery, Thomas, Peters, Wynn, Weaver, Bender, Taylor, Brosius, Davis, Klinger. 8-7 Top row: Koontz, Maddox, Purse! Riley, Pennebalrer, J. Elliott, Krist Marinos. Second row: Secrest, James Herbster, I. Kearns, Hartsoclc, K. Elli ott, Weyant, Headings. S. Kearns Wagner. First row: Wolfgang, Wyatt Taylor, Bailey, Maunder, Werner Stafford, Brehman, Bossert. 8-8 Top row: Jones, Sicchitano, Warntz Folk, Herrick, Gruss, Kline, Woods Second row: Cubbison. Crompton Holsopple, Force, Heinrzelman, Las lcaris, MacMullen, Bedelyon, Wian Fetterolf, Shehan, McCall. First rms McMillen, Crawford, O'Dell, Nico demus, Daugherty, Musselman, Hoff man, Shuey, Rhul, Stehling, Plummer -ais QNX As 452027164 jizz 6215 7-I Top row: Walker, Lepley, Romig, Smith, Eyer, Cummings, Van Zandt. Second row: Crowder, Muckel, Fultz, Paige, Kinser, Miller, l.arson, Naylor, Searer. First row: Moretz, Parson, Bower, Maben. Metz, Rook, Rhine, Long, Loudenslager. ' if -7 7-2 Top row: McElhenny, Walters, Slack Miller, Beale. Second row: Gers. Bell Hoar, Kephart, Carolus, Toner Swartz. First row: DeArment, Kinzer Taylor, Fultz, Bower, Stuck, Broome Calhoun, Stine. .1 .-4 X X 7-4 Top row: Shirey, Reck, Snook, Rod key, Arseniu, Second row: Reinecker Powell, Lakjer, Wisehaupt, Gentzel Rahauser, Galvin, Klinqer, W. Peters Neiman. First rmv: Howe. Shatzer McLaughlin, Peffer, Reed, Kauffman Ramsey. C. Peters, Henry, Wolfgang, 7-3 Top row: jones, Bottorf, Logan, Wag- ner, Rishel, johnson, Naylor, Sweit- zer, Fetters, Arnold. Second row. Weible, Fleck, Butterworth, Snook Hess, Woomer, Lane. Mohler, Harbst: First row: Sellers, Kline, Yeager, Metz Loht, Lewis, Toner, Fulton, Markley Beers, Cuff, Miller. Beers, Spangenburg. 3 ,Q u v we enter a new phase of life. 7-5 Top row: Schafer, Miller, Yocum Gesselman, Kochenderfer, L. Bearley D. Yocum. Second row: D. Bearley DeArment, Zoolc, Stumpff, Corkins, Hasson, Clifford, Clare, Steinbach, Collison, Watson, Woods, Bender Swanzer. First row: Sheaffer, Har- lon, Brown, Grifhth, Haywood, Hen lrle, Crider, Foss, Heintzelman, Zim merman, Davis, Baker, Irvin. . , A ' WC 'YW BOYS' OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Top row: Bailor, Kephart. Beers Stringfellow, Thompson, Reiqle. Sec ond row: Summers, Yeatter, E. Carter Yoder, R. Carter. First row: Hau brick, Hockenberry, Metz, Rhoacles, Settles, Habbershon. nal . L L r' Lxhriea 7-6 Top row: Loudenslager, Wisegarver Treaster, Price, Keim, Mowry, McNitt Goldman, Sicchitano. Second row Powell, R. Manbeck, Steidinger, Sie ber, Goss, Kriclr, Siegel, B. Manbeck Lepley, Janis, Lehman. First row Baker, Fiigon, Wilson, Pelter, Miller Yeater, Fultz, Gramley, Meyers Fleisher, Reitz, Faux, Kauffman. GIRLS' OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Top row: Tressler, Sheaffer, Specht Carter, Lightfoot. First row: Stine Wilson, Habbershon, McElwain, Har- dy, Koch, Liddiclt, Reichley. Assemblies broaden our education. '19 By providing educational entertainment, assemblies play an important part in our school. The various departments of the school presented programs in their respective fields. To interest the students in community projects, representatives of various branches of public service spoke in assemblies. Two special programs were the La Vaux Trio and a visual lecture of wild life. The Lafayette College Choir also gave a delightful presentation of sacred and secular music. Annually, the Student Council sponsors two assemblies in which the students have an opportunity to demonstrate their talents. IN THE ANNUAL INDUCTION assembly of the National Honor Society, four two-year members lead the candlelight ceremony. This year fifteen persons became new members. FRANK ROCCO, PIANISTQ Dick McCracken, saxophonistg joe Plummer, drummerg and Fred Thompson, saxophonist, play for the student assem- bly on October 25. VIOLET DUNION Panther Club football queen is crowned by Anita Varner as Kay McCa lips looks on These girls were the three highest sellers of Pan ther Club memberships STUDENTS ARE dancing t records in the cafeteria Spon sored by the Student Council this dance was held following the Phihpsburg basketball game I yfwkfzkba 53. Our lane reflects fe il: THE EDITORS CHECK the dummyg standing: Richard Ruble, assistant business managerg C. Gene Baker, s orts editor. Seated p : Larry Moore, business managerg David Sigler, editorg Mary Kay Wetzel, assistant editor. 1 f 1 MARY KAY WETZEL, assistant edilorg SOLICITORS TURN IN the contri bunons standing Kay Faux Connie Dimeo, Matthew Soccio, Foster Shores. Gary MacElwee. Sealed: john Bless- 'W ing, Larry Moore, business managerg Mary Meloni. THE TYPISTS DISCUSS the copy: Kay Taylor, Marjorie Mogle, Mary Ellinger. Roberta Singer, Sandra Zam pelli, Mary Lou Norris, Marie Shaef fer, Virginia Chilcote. our pathways. 41 fh- DAVID SIGLER, editor. The Lore, which is sponsored by each Senior class, is a record of the activities of the school year. During the 30 years that the yearbook has been published, it has received many honors. The 1957 Lon' received First Place Rating from the Pennsylvania School Press Association. The staff, which is elected during the spring of the junior year, immediately begins work in the fall. Vom- mittees prepare the layouts and manuscripts. write the biographies. solicit the patrons, and in january the Lon' goes to press. In the spring when we receive our Lorfs, we review with pleasure the significant events of the year. THE BIOGRAPHY COM MITTEE corrects the biog raphiesg slanding: Harr Saxton, Earl Shilling. Seated: Mary Kay W'etzel Garth Davis, Theresa Lewis. 1 -5 XX THE LAYOUT COMMITTEE identifies picturesg Judith Kline, Martha Kauffman, Georgianna Reichenbach, David Sigler, Martha Clelan. THE ADVISERS study the layout: Mr. Fauth, Miss Park, Mrs. Kaup. IIIIIC 5 ,Q vin fx Mowery, Varner. McLaughlin, Noojin Our student government is active. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Top raw: Stuck, Henry, Shoemaker Daubert, Curry. Ruble, Irvin, Eby Fifth row: Donaldson, Phenicie Rosenstengel, Shores. Fourth row Wyland. Brought, Zampelli, Wheeler Emery, Himes. Third row: Bachman Plummer, Blessing, Zinn, Stafford Bingaman, Clark. Soccio, Johnson Second row: Mr. Shaeffer, Nicholson Cummings, B. Faux, Tomlinson, Shill ing, Pierce, Rocco, Smith. Innes, Mr. Engle. First row: Miss McCauley, K Faux, Clifford, Parker, Barraclough, Fisher, Leoras, Dimeo. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: R. Orth, jones, McCrory, K. Sicchitano, Price, King, Orth. Third row: Mr. Thompson, Rhodes, MacMullen, Cook, Reese, Nicodemus, B. Manbeck, Miss Price. Second row: D. Sicchitano, Billingham, Lash, Royer, Stafford, Conner, Werner. First row: Heintzelman, Clifford, R. Man- beck, Swanger. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Standing: William Barraclough. treasurer. Seated: Doris Mowery, secretary, Gilbert Varner, president, Helen McLaughlin, vice-president. As a representative of the student body, the Senior High Student Council is effective in promot- ing the regulations necessary for improvements of the school. Composed of four officers, one member from each homeroom. and several advisers, the Council has also a newly elected executive commit- tee, which plans in advance the agenda for each weekly meeting. In the junior High School a similar council with the same purpose and organization. excluding the executive committee. meets weekly in a desig- nated room. Each Student Council directs school dances and the junior Red Cross drive. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Standing: Michael Price, treasurerg Karen Nicodemus, corresponding secretary, Frank jones, president. Seated: Nancy Billingham, recording secretaryg' Peggy Royer, vice-president. We keep informed through our newspaper. r i iv :Hagar i i MAROON AND STEEL STAFF Top row: Fox, Bumgardner, Shellenberger, Davis, A. lVlclVleen, Klimelt. Fourth row: O'Hara, Baldwin, Fisher, Clark, Frelin. Third row: F. McMeen, Sivitz, Ricltert, Shiller, Shilling, Wetzel, Kline, Lewis, Singer, Olskey, Pennebaker. Second row: Dunion, Conner, Varner, Treaster, Faux, Long, Kauffman, Zampelli, Wagner, Janis, McLaughlin. First row: Goss, Fiore, Reichenbach, Tomlinson, Clifford, Clark, Sipe, Brown, Eckfeld, Bingaman, Dean, McCalips, Leoras. This year the Maroon and Steel staff published seven issues of our Senior High newspaper with a special eight-page edition at Christmas. The paper offers coverage of current events. sports. alumni news, and other items about our school with photo- graphs and copy. In the exchange column interest- ing material appears from other schools. junior High is seeing for its second year the distribution of Junior Hi Lifes, a regular four-page newspaper covering school news. It is published six times a year by the students of the Press Club. fg- 'fix lug HERBERT SIPE, co-editor, Barbara Clarlt, editor: make corrections in the Maroon and Steel copy with the aid of Miss Frankenberry, adviser. JUNIOR HI LITES STAFF Top row: Mr. Hetriclt, adviser, Price, Miller, circulation editor, Jones, editor: Mr, Harpster, adviser. First row: McClain, feature editor, Thompson, sports editor: Mc- Millen, secretary, Hetriclt, exchange editor, Nicodemus, assistant editor, Fultz, circulation editor. 1 B weekly banking we form habits of thrift. to-or Banking in the junior and Senior Departments is carried on by two bankers elected by each homeroom. By banking each week under the School Savings Plan, students develop the idea of thrift that will be benehcial in the future. Good saving habits in junior High are Carried through in Senior High. Pupils consider banking to be very important because their school savings aid them in the many expenses of graduation as well as for college. SUSAN BROSIUS gives her weekly savings deposit to Donald Potter and Diane Wisehaupt, two senior high bankers. 6 , 9 ..,.,,.,,,.- bu SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BANKERS Top row: Seater, Knapp, Crea- mer, Rocco, Rodkey. Fourth rmr: Hetrick, Switzer, Cherry, Krick, Kline, Elliott, Shuey. Third row: Morrow, Bossert, Maunder, Eisen- hart, Noerr, Mackneer, Rooke, Potter, Minnow, Kratzer. Second row: Krout, Rickert, Fiore, Ker- stetter, Rittenhouse, Williams, Sheffield, Plank, C. Treaster, Olskey, Lindsey. First row: Mr. Houser, Lewis, E. Treaster, Wise- haupt, Reichenbach, Kauffman, Dean. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BANKERS Top row: Hetrick, Goldman, Treaster, Crowder, Olson, Stime- ly, Sivitz, Metzger, Wiklund, Folk, Shirey. Third row: Rheam, Myers, Miller, Rose, Peffer, Whary, Leeper, Bossert, Smith, Wagner, Davis, Mr, McNelis. Second rmri Crawford. Picketts, Siegel. Stehlinq, O'Dell, Kauff- man, Duncan, Musselman, Johns, Gahagan, Brehman, Crider. First row: Marinos. Warntz, Hartsock, Parker, Bedelyon, Keim, Clare, Zook, Hopple. Kingston, Taub, Strohecker W 7 . 'I Fond memories of our outstanding Y Q Z n ev Q,, 5,',.n i O' CONCERT CHOIR Top row: Chilcote, Murphy, S. Clark, R. Stuck, B. Stuck, Knox, Saxton, Wetzel, Kauffman, Yeate-r, Aurand. Third row: Perschau, Shaelfer. Riclrert, Singer, Varner, Howe, Mohler, Havice, Faux, C. Treasler, E. Treaster, Skymer. Second row: Walters, Himes, Kline, Gross, Pierce, Mauery, T. Miller, Shirey, Shores, Klimek, Olslrey, Clifford. First row: Uhl, Loht, Dimeo, Snoolr, D. Miller, Smith, Reichenbach, B. Clark, Janis, Eclrfeld, Mowery, Mrs. Mmm, director. '2.2.Lv5' 42.3 65250 'l.'nN73.o :Ef3::2 ..- FVEYQ'-2 F' ga-c5.Q.:,. :sf-'9. 23 -1 gnmgm 3,035 ...fbf-0 Q- cgcg., QUQO' ..- -EBSQ ,... . :rfb 'Q ,25E'73t :J nE,:J'nOr-L .-.--f-n::'- :Tram jf.dQ,wf'3 -EGGS' .fnC'-'-222. R12-J 2'-1 -ic :sr-2: W :s mf' :QM Q S7152-i4'U ::... 91 -, ... v2EfE.2'- ',2EurDC ,Q-gong c5'o'OE. -7': 2w C2152 cmxmi' 303:59 25' 5 :LZ-gave Rim in r-v1...f'vrn 1'-.:'r-1 2152105 V '1 -. : 'PEE-,pile '-1E'O If 2-515-- Q HQ ra 'T-15:w:sfb gn5,5'f'-Q IJFDQ-:uv '11 mf? 3Lf'9..?'Q. Lewistown in the District Chorus. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top row: Aurand, Shaffer, Wagner, Steele, L. Mayes, lVlclVlillen, Mrs. lVlcNitt, director. Second ron: Taub, Haywood, Conner, Smith, Rocco, VanScyoc, G. Mayes, Wheeler. First row: Varner, Stroheclrer, Headings, Crouse, Caton, Thomas, Yeager, Fisher. xi qwiif qi 'F ai 4 vocal groups linger in our minds. NINTH GRADE CHORUS Top row: Clare, Thompson, Crissman, Smiley, D. Wilson, Shirey, Pete-rs, Welsh. D. Miller. B. Hower, Leeoer, Cohen, McLaughlin. Third row: Stout. Saussman, Pry, Innis, Mary Tate, Smeltzer, Goss, McCaffrey, Rocco, Larson, T. Gahagan, B. Miller, Covitch, Scheeler, Mrs. McNitt. director. Second row: Martin, Whary, Myra Tate, Wian, Sherman. Carolus, Rose, Liveringhouse, Hackett, McCormick, Toner, A. Gahagan, Adair, Am' merman, M. Hower, R. W'ilson. First row: Schilling, Ruby, Thomas, Herbik, Krick, Osborn, Showers, Varner, Hassinger, Hobson, Deiss, Watson. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Top row: Maddox, Koontz, Grove, Riley, Lynch, Morin- nos, Elliott, Crist, Houtz, Secrest. Third row: Wolf- gang. Walls, Reese, David- son, Taylor, Price, Williams, Saxton, Shellenberger, Wag- ner. Norton, Brehman, Mrs. McNitt, director. Second row: Bossert. Bailey, S. Kearns, Taub, Headings, Wyatt, Stafford, Werner, Conner, French, Maunder, Butler, Rhine. First rnw: J. Kearns, Hartsock, K. Elli- ott, Weyant, Fisher, Peace. r 'l Nab- SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Top row: Naylor, Wagner Wisegarver, Fetlers, john son, Mohler, Sicchitano, Ar nold. Second row: Fulton Manbeck, R. Miller, Lepley J. Miller, Gramley, Pelter Krick, Fiigon, Kauffman Meyers, Loht, Goss, Mrs Faux, Fleisher. v McNitt, director. First row. Cuff, Siegel, Janis, Reitz, Metz, Lehman, Fultz, Baker, Lewis, Yeatter, Wilson, Beers, The strains of invigorating marches i - PANTHER MARCHING BAND Tap row: Watts, Hartley, Gordon, Walker, Shellen- berger, J. Eby, Plummer. Gramley, Sellers. Fifth row: Mr. Smith, director, Campbell, McCracken, Snyder, McCrum, Morrow. Reed, Wray, Kennedy, Howe, Thomp- son. Fourth row: Moore, Kerstetter, Bingaman, Brought, Sheatfer, Harlon, Hile, McMeen, Herbster, Bachman. Third row: Young, Hackett, Meloni, McCalips, Mauery, R. Eby, Fiore. Rowe. Fox, Fisher, Rummel, Shingler, Frelin, Humphrey, Cummings, Stimely. Second row: Bolger, Norris, Kauffman, Baldwin, Walters, Heintzel- man, Fleming, Wertz, Stees. First row: Stidfole, Dunion, Zinn, Gruss, Lindsey, Keefer, Siebert. Our Panther Marching Band, under the capable direction of Mr, Richard Smith. plays an important part in the school life of each student throughout the year. Having a membership of 08 boys and girls. the band consists this year entirely of Senior High School students. At football games the Senior Band helps to furnish moral support for the team with its playing, marching, and drilling. The drilling at half-time especially adds an extra spark to each football game. This group has appeared in local parades. school assemblies, and community concerts. Participating: in Band Day at State College this year was an important occasion for all the members. COLOR GUARDS Marilyn Cummings, Lucy Hackett, Sherri Young, Kay Stimely, Mary Meloni. MAJORETTES Standing: Lindsey, Zinn, Gruss, Dun- ion. Kneeling: Stidfole, Keefer, Sei- bert. arouse our school spirit. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Color guards: D. Butterworth, Allen, Baumgardner, Beers, Schell, Mowery, Horning, Stehling, Dougherty Crawford. Majoretles: Henderson, Kahley, O'Dell, Mc- Millen, Wenghofer, Plummer, Mussellman, Shuey, Ruhl, Lash. Band members: Hoffman, Shehan, McCall, Colli- son, Cubbison, M. Butterworth, H. Bearly, Laskaris, V. Hetriclr, B. Heintzelman, Hartley, Dill, Hassinger, Piper, Wian, Parker, Snoolr, Irvin, J. Orth, N. Heintzelman, B. Bearly, Fetterolf, Calhoun, Meloni, Parsons, Bartlett, Cagni, Larson, Brown, Appleby, Sprout, D. Yocum, Stumpf, Weber, Vaughn, J. Folk, B. Folk, Bedleyon, Hutchinson, McMullen, Holsopple, R. Orth, Bender, Clifford, Lundvall, Yocum. Hetrick, Warntz, Crompton, Miller, Knudson, Frey, Kline, Woods, Sheaffer. Drum major: Creed Crowder. SENIOR HIGH Dance Band, composed of members from the band, played at school dances after football games. Top row: Mauery, R. Eby, Heintzelman, Binga- man, Howe. J. Eby. Third row: Fox, Fisher, McMeen. Morrow. Second row: Stees, Reed, Frelin. First row: Fleming, McCracken, Thompson, Wray. PLAYING IN Junior High Dance Band pro vides experience for Senior High. Top row Crissman, Sprout, Larson. Second row: Weber Hetrick, Orth, Clare, Hutchinson, Follt, Clifford, Frey, Sicchitano. First row: R. Orth Calhoun, Zoolr, Bearley. Our Prom night is an unforgettable occasion. r rs' FROM THE KEYBOARD of an or- gan with tall golden pipes, delicious refreshments are served to the dancers. CHARMED BY THE strains of Heavenly Music, an attractive cou- ple enters through gates of gold, which are guarded by tiny angels. To the music of Mal fXrter's orchestra, Seniors and juniors danced until one at the junior Prom helcl May 24, 1957. in the beautifully decorated gym. The theme, Heavenly Music , was set off in the back- ground of the orchestra by black and white roses in the shape of a falling leaf. The junior Prom, given annually by the juniors for the Seniors, is the thrilling Social event in high school. Both the faculty and the Students will long remember this enjoyable evening. TS DREAMILY THIS handsome couple dances under the starry heavens to the music of Mal Arter and his orchestra. BENEATH THE STARS some facul- ty members spend an enjoyable even- ing dancing while others talk and watch the gay couples pass. CLUB MEMBERS learn to use the slide rule under the instruction of Miss Cressman each week . Sealed: Gerald Klimek, David Sigler, Barry Stuck, Garth Davis, Herbert Sipe, Thomas Hopson, Richard Ruble. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY requires character, scholarship, leadership, and service of its members. Top row: Sheaffer, Keefer, Clifford, Leoras, Lewis, J. Kauffman. Second row: Shuey, Forsythe. Wetzel, Steinbach. Shiller, Zinn, Binga- man, Glant. First row: Kline, Sipe, president, Brown, secretary, M. Kauffman, Shores. THE FUTURE CRAFTSMEN Club promotes the spirit of craftsmanship, fellowship, safety, and leadership with its projects of decorating at Christ- mas, earning money for trips, and collecting string for handicraft work for the needy. Joseph Lewis, chaplain, Steen Reber, treasurer, Malcolm Fulton, secretary, William Wagner, president, Mr. Miller, adviser. ,,,. . s I 1: Through clubs we U Q l MEMBERS OF the Library Club assist the librarian during free periods by processing, by shelving, and by checking books in and out. Top row: D. Car- stetter, N. Carstetter, Cavanaugh, Ferguson, Mc- Meen, Summers, Sivitz, Miss Jackson, librarian Second row: Kirk, Weaver, Frymyer, Dillman Knepp, Fultz, Sheaffer, Wagner, Eckfeld, Varner Palm. First row: Hammond, Chilcote, Lukens, Stitt Crosson, Tomlinson, Sherman. v v 1 THE SCIENCE CLUB directs the scientific interests of its members toward a future in this field. Stand- ing: Reichenbach, Clark, Faux, Grubb, . Klimek, Olskey, Sherman, Miller, Ruble, W'isehaupt, Hart- ley. Seated: Murray, Sipe, president, Lehman, Treaster, Wetzel. increase our knowledge of unfamiliar fields. IN JUNIOR HIGH Science Club projects are photography, homemade slides, movies, and a trip to Corning Glass works. Top row: Van Zandt, Diess, Piffer, Sprout, McCracken, Showers. Second row: Mr. Bauman, adviser, Hower, lnnis, Lash, Parsons, Metzgar, presidentg McMeen, vice- president, Bodley, assistant treasurerg Shirey. First row: Billingham, secre- tary, Bumgardner, treasurer, Mont- gomery, Shellenberg, Parker, Hum- mel, Cagney, Wilson, Wian. TAKING FIELD trips interests all members of the Geography Club. Top row: Appleby, Phelan, Heckman, jones, Laskaris, johnson, Knudson, Stumpf, Mr. Bergman, adviser. Sec- ond row: Thompson, Hearn, Shean, Wian, Dougherty, Horning, Smith, McClain, Royer, Hunter, president. First rmv: See, Headings, Wyatt, Steh- ling, Werner, Shuey, McCall, Fetter- olf, Hoffman. PROJECTS OF junior High Drama- tics Club are radio broadcasts, a talent show, and a play. Top row: Bearley, Lakjer, Laskaris, Lehman, Potter, Goss, Lepley. Second nm: Sheler, Cohen, Oldt, johnson, Lockett. Mrs. Lash, adviser: Brown, Horton, Yetter, Fleisher, Reitz. Firsl rms: Conner, Wyatt, Headings, Miller, Werner, Stafford, Piper. Stiff, Clare, MEMBERS OF junior High Hall Patrol keep talking and running in the halls at a minimum. Top ron: Singer, Billingham. McClain. jones. Henderson, Metzgar, Price. Bumgard- ner, lVlcMeen. First ron: Smiley, Thompson, Roper. Brugger. Cressman, Parker, Hunter, Peterson, N1cNitt. ROBERT MACHAMER A ' 1' Qi RICHARD RUBLE A XXL 4 S BARRY STUCK DONALD RHODES g GENE BAKER I T7 'W ff f.'i: v 37YV'.Qf'1 1'TL 'YYY-fd ,' '-ff! .pf V rg .xl Q, Q ' 5' 9 . ' M 1 ziigwfsf' ' ' I ' fxgff' .r Q 5 P D i K A. f 'L I, . -.Q - A -f- ---- -- - ...+. -- AHARRY SAXTON KV 'X ' f 'fr' A f ' Ng. 'X I X ay ' , 2 GARY VAN HORNE QQ, L Q Ex 1 JAMESBANNON GILBERT VARNER LEE Lewistown wins Western Conference -Q Standing: joseph Stravalo, assistant coach of football and of wrestling, Thomas W. Lewis, faculty manager of athletics, Dr. C. B. McClain, team physician, Joseph F. Sicchitano, assistant coach of football and coach of RONALD SHEAFFER, auinam coach of J. V. basketball. Seated: Alexander Ufema, head coach of football. junior High football, ROBERT MCNELIS, head coach of Junior High football and of varsity wrestling. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Sunbury , , , 26 0 VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN: Gilbert Varner, Bellefonte ,. 34 0 Clyde Baker, james Bannon, Harold Powell, Lee Mack- Tyrone , 13 7 neer, jeff Brown, john Searer, Fred Stoicheff, Robert Captain Jack . . 39 0 Swineford, Donald Noerr, Steen Reber, Donald Rhodes, State College 41 0 Richard Ruble, Audice Rodkey, Gary Sprout, Barry Lock Haven 14 0 Stuck, Harry Saxton, Gary Van Horne, John Blessing, Chief Logan 41 0 Samuel Grubb, manager, Charles Brought, manager, Scotland School . 45 0 Clell Barr. Huntingdon . . . 38 6 MR. UFEMA, head coach of football, Dick Ruble, guard of All- State second team, and Mr. Sicchitano, assistant coach of varsity football, proudly admire our championship trophies, Susquehanna TWC LEWISTOWN linemen ,top 3 charging League, the long-desired Western Conference, and the Central Ming., on the 30.ya,-d line. Counties League. 4 a n ... 'n in Top row: Slemons, Petter, Lewis, Cisney, Dr. E. B. Mc- Clain, team physiciang Brought, Landis, B. Baker, Seater. Third row: T. Blessing, W. Swineford, Osborne, McMul- len, Barr, Wyland, Brown, Sprout, Powell, Stoicheff, Rodlrey, Grubb, manager. Second row: D. Sicchitano, managerg Mr. Ufema, coachg Mr. Sicchitano, assistant LEWISTOWN 26-SUNBURY 0 The Panthers' opening win was against a strong Sun- bury team. Their win was very impressive and stamped them as the football power of Central Pennsylvania. Lewistown came up with a new quarterback in Audice Rodkey and the defensive unit showed strength in stop- ping the Sunbury offense. LEWISTOWN 34-BELLEFONTE 0 Lewistown's second win was a thrilling encounter with the Red Raiders of Bellefonte. Lewistown proved its superiority with fine blocking and superb ball handling. .Xgain the Panthers' defensive line was impregnable. LEWISTOWN 13-TYRONE 7 Our highly tired-up team handed a top-rated Tyrone squad a shocking loss. They had a man-sized job to do, said Coach Alex Cfema. and they did it. junior Powell, the leading ground-gainer of the game, brought the capacity crowd to their feet by scampering off tackle for 89 yards and a Lewistown touchdown. Powell added the extra point. The Panthers added the second and deciding tally shortly afterwards. After two long gains and a pass, jeff Brown scooted off tackle 36 yards to the touchdown. Powell missed the extra point. Tyrone's only score was made by Robbie Yanneman. who scored after carrying the ball four straight times. The win was attributed to an all-out-team effort. LEWISTOWN 39-CAPTAIN JACK 0 The winless Trojans of Captain jack proved to be inferior opponents of the much-feared Panthers 'of Lewistown. Three Lewistown offensive units saw action. Scoring at will, the rabbit backs of the Panthers had a field day. The defensive unit was terrihc. coachg Noerr, Shaffer, Walters, Eisenhart, Reber, Himes, F. Saxton, Coleman, D. Baker, Mr. Lewis, faculty man- ager, Mr. Stravalo, assistant coach. First row: J. Bles- sing, Rhodes, Varner, G. Baker, Maclrneer, B. Swineford, Ruble, H. Saxton, Bannon, Machamer, Stuck, Van Horne. LEWISTOWN 41-STATE COLLEGE 0 A supposedly strong State College team came to Lewis- town with the thought of upsetting the Panthers. The Little Lions succumbed to the astounding speed and power of a great Lewistown squad. They proved to be no match for the Panthers. LEWISTOWN 14-LOCK HAVEN 0 .-Xfter a weeks layoff because a game was cancelled during the Hu epidemic, the Lewistown machine invaded Lock Haven, where a tremendous defensive battle took place. Hard tackling on defense by both teams was a topic of conversation. Gil Yarner and Fred Stoicheff scored touchdowns while jack Searer and Dick Ruble stood out on defense. LEWISTOWN 41-CHIEF LOGAN 0 Lewistown invaded the tepee of Chief Logan and tramped over its warriors to the tune of six touchdowns. Gary Sprout and Fred Stoicheff led the way as the Panthers stampeded the almost helpless Mingos. Chief Logan never threatened. LEWISTOWN 45-SCOTLAND 0 Since Danville cancelled its game with the Panthers. Scotland School was contacted and scheduled for that date. That team was no match for the steam-rolling Panthers. LEWISTOWN 38-HUNTINGDON 6 Arch-rival Huntingdon came to Mitchell Field with spirits high and a banner crowd. Their hopes were shattered when Gary Sprout cut loose with a 30-yard sprint for the first touchdown. Fine running and block- ing by the Panthers enabled them to run up a sizable score. Cnbelievable pass catching by jack Searer was the highlight of the game. The Bearcats scored only in the last play on a pass from Peightal to Kidd. I W S. LEWISTOWN'S VARSITY B runner is stopped by the opponent's defense on the 40-yard line. VARSITY B FOOTBALL SCHEDULE JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. L-IHS OPP unlata Olht V 26 0 State College . 22 Four games were cancelled during the flu epidemic. CBPUUYI .lack - W 6 Chief Logan . , . 48 Bellefonte , . 45 Huntingdon . . . . 47 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Top row: Shealfer, Zoolc, Peace, Yohn, Rodlcey, D. Sicchitano, Gesselman, Herbilc, Parson Neff, Dumpman Gill, jones, R. ohnson Second row: Houtz Mr McNells coach' T , .l - , - ' , , - .l0hl1- son, Marinos, Gruss, K. Sicchitano, Wilson, Fegley, Taylor, Stitt, Pursel, King, Wyland, Mr. Sheaffer, coach. First row: Huffnagle, Price, Conner, Fulton, Brown, Henderson, lVlcCrory Allen, Pierce, Lutz. 5 ,fl ,f 1 1 Y BASKETBALL SENIORS Garth Davis, Barry Persing, David Seby, Barry Stuck, Earl Shilling. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP Newport , . . . , . , . . . 67 46 Sunbury . , 50 54 Lock Haven . . 61 58 Chief Logan .. 71 36 Altoona . . 46 49 Philipsburg . 68 46 Chief Logan . . 82 73 Tyrone , , , . . . . 79 55 Captain jack , . 62 51 Bald Eagle .,,. . . 49 54 Huntingdon . , . , . . 60 61 Hollidaysburg . . 34 64 Bellefonte . . . , . 83 54 Philipsburg . . , . . . 55 63 Tyrone , . . . . 59 62 Bald Eagle . . . . . 64 41 Huntingdon . , . . . , 53 64 Hollidaysburg . . . . , 52 67 Captain Jack , , , . , 71 48 Bellefonte . . . . . , 60 50 who put forth a splendid effort BASKETBALL LETTERMEN: Garth Davis, Barr Y Stuck, Earl Shilling, Tom Walters, Leo Curry, Joe Plummer, Bill Parsons, Bill McCoy, manager. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Top row Stumpff Cook Wible First row Hartsock ones Hutchinson : I 1 ' : Y J I 1 Deamer, Weber, Sicchitano, Curry, Lutz, Beckwith, Price, Tliompaon, Cal- h oun, Mr. Dean, coach labsentl. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. State College ,.....,. 9 24 Bald Eagle . 38 23 Bellefonte . . 37 22 Bellefonte . . 38 24 Captain jack 41 31 Hollidaysburg 19 44 Huntingdon 41 40 Bald Eagle . 52 24 State College 26 37 Captain Jack 20 31 Huntingdon . . , . , , 32 35 Our wrestlers display remarkable improvement 1 .J. SENIOR WRESTLERS Matthew Soccio, Donald Potter, Gene Baker, Mr. McNelis, coach. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Mr. Stravalo, coach, Dumpman, Baker, McCroy, Aurand, McMul- len, Brown, Spigelmyer, Irvin, Sheaffer. By compiling an enviable 11-2 record, the matmen of Coach Bob McNelis completed the linest season in Lewistown High wrestling. For the lirst time, Philipsburg. Bellefonte, and Johns- town, three powers in the district, lost to the Lewistown Panthers. Co-captains Don Potter and Matt Soccio led the Panthers to their greatest season. Sophomore Bill Wyland was a District Six Iinalist while Don Potter and Ron Maunder were semi-finalists. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. Newport .. . ,, 16 34 Bellefonte ., .... 21 24 Lock Haven , . . 14 34 West Snyder . .... 29 16 Newport . . . .... 26 22 VARSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE Morrison Cove Juniata Joint . Bald Eagle A Captain Jack Johnstown Tyrone , . . Philipsburg . . Lock Haven , Chief Logan .. State College . . A Sugar Valley , Bellefonte . . . . . Hollidaysburg . . . L.H.S. OPP. . . 41 10 .. 45 6 .. 36 12 40 7 25 16 38 8 34 11 . 8 32 43 3 . 6 29 47 8 . 24 17 .. 27 14 WRESTLING LETTERMEN: Don Potter, Gene Baker, Matt Soccio, Jim Donaldson, Ron Maunder, Bill Wy- land, Sam Bossert, John Henderson, Bob Smith, Jeff Brown, Gary Sprout, Don Noerr, Jim Dumpman, managerg Tom Wyland, manager. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Standing: Mr. McNelis, coach: Brown Soccio, Potter, Noerr, Sprout, Baker Mr. Stravalo, assistant coach. Kneel ing: Donaldson, Maunder, Wyland Bossert, Henderson, Smith. -ff' ff arf? 5. if-if 1957 TRACK TEAM Top row: Mr. Hartman. coach, K. Lundvall, Peffer, Bair, Watt, W. Barr, Shirey, Maunder, R. Lundvall, manager: Mr. Dicltert, coach. Second row: Plummer, Reber, Kratzer, C. Barr, Shores, Gayton, Powell. Bossert. Edwards, Goss. First row: Niemond, Saxton, Searer, Wade, Parsons, Barraclough, Cunningham. Lewistown's fleet-footed track team won many laurels for our school in 1957. Being undefeated in dual competition our thin-clads also won first place in the Tri- County meet. Ace miler Terry Wade brought home a first-place trophy in both the Shippensburg Invitational meet and the Sheppard Relay. In the Quadrangular meet, however, a strong and well-rounded Williamsport team edged out the Panthers. Our agile trackmen prove their skill. 1957 TRACK SCHEDULE INTERCLASS TRACK MEET Seniors . . .. . First Freshman-Sophomores , , . . . Second Juniors . .. . .. .. . . Third DUAL MEETS L.H.S. OPP. Sunbury .. . 70 25 Carson Long . ,. 82 27 Huntingdon . . 66li 4212 Loclt Haven 101 26 QUADRANGULAR MEET Williamsport , . .. 101 Lewistown 70 jersey Shore 26 Loclt Haven , .. 16 Shippensburg Invitational Meet Lewistown, Fourth Place Penn Relays imile relay! Lewistown, Second Place Central Counties Meet Lewistown, Second Place Juniata College Relays Lewistown, Second Place Sonney Sheppard Relays fmile relay! Lewistown, Second Place Tri-County Meet Lewistown, First Place P.I.A.A. District 6 Meet Lewistown, Fourth Place TRACK LETTERMEN: Ted Cunningham, james Gaton Foster Shores, Bryson Goss William Barraclou h Terr 1 8 9 Y Wade, jerry McMullen, Ken Kratzer, Francis Searer Charles Haclrenberry, Gary Pearson, Harold Powell Larry Niemond. WITH A heavy heave, Bill Barraclough takes this hurdle. Teamwork insures diamond victories. Y, l LJ ls. , 'X With capable and timely hitting by Robert Cupp, Charles Crawford, and Fred Stoicheff, our baseball team won many victories. The pitching staff, led by Ken Schucht, Mike Brown, Bob Rosenberry, and Gary Sprout, was excep- tionally strong. The close score of our two defeats by Middleburg and Juniata Joint indicated excellent defense and good pitching. Captain Jack . . , . Juniata Joint . . . Captain Jack .... . Armagh-Brown Chief Logan . .. Middleburg . . Rothroclr .....,...... 1957 BASEBALL SCHEDULE L.H.S. OPP. 21 1 Menno Union 4 3 Armagh-Brown 6 2 Chief Logan 3 1 Middleburg .. 10 6 Rothroclc . 8 4 Menno Union 17 3 Juniata Joint . . . 12 9 17 4 7 7 2 1957 BASEBALL TEAM Top row: MacElwee, M. Brown, P. Curry, Grubb, manager: Thompson, Peterson, Wert, Stoi- cheff, Mr. Lewis, coachg Gordon, Sprout, L. Curry. First row: Keiser, Rodlrey, Schucht, Searer, Cupp, Crawford, Glazier, Rosen- berry, Shilling, J. Brown. BASEBALL LETTERMEN: Charles Crawford, Michael Brown, Jeff Brown, Ted Keiser, Robert Rosenberry, Robert Cupp. Paul Curry, Jack Searer, Fred Stoicheff, Gary Sprout, Ken Schucht, James Gordon, Earl Shilling, Clinton Thompson. UNDER THE glove of Bob Cupp, Mike Brown slides safely into third base. 32N CHEERLEADERS Standing: Helen McLaughlin, Darlene Yeater, Eileen Janis, Nancy Shilling. Kneeling: Susan Metzger, Linda Sue Shiller, Car- olyn Maxwell. Judy Tomlinson, linda Goss, Bonnie Faux, Kay Smeltzer, Arlene Sivitz. Intramurals keep our girls busy. For girls the intramural sports pro- gram was enlarged this year to include tennis and golf. In junior High. a full program of basketball, volleyball. softball, field hoclley. and golf was coached by Mrs, Rosenstengel. Twenty Senior High girls participated in a ladder tournament in tennis for ten weeks. Intramural basketball, intramural volleyball, and interscholastic softball were also coached by Miss Rice. THIS YEAR gxrls intramural sports in cluded tennis Winners of the tournament are Betsy Baldwin second rank Judith Kline third rank Georgxana Reichen bach first rank BY PRACTICING their passes intramural senior basketball players prepare for a game Diane Wlwhaupt IS ready to throw a pass to Pat Pennebalcer who is guarded by Sandra Wagner ,..-1- HERE JUNIOR High girls, under the watchful eye of Miss Price, enjoy a vigorous contest between 't the Pantherettes and the Rockettes in field hockey. DURING ONE of the golf lessons given in junior High gym classes, Susan McClain and Peggy Royer practice their swings. After graduation, we enter the pathways of life. 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