Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1967 volume:

LORE 1967 LEWISTOWN-GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA wi Q ,, Q, ,Q ,i l Sl W Av 'L , ' SX X I . tl EIN X 4'i We , Y 2 Q, K Xf i ,,., ,L+ 1 mx H! Q X if . 1 A6 X X' A Aug! If g Q gt l i 'H ,. A gl of ' it , Aw-mm mg' K V, ,. AM, , b . bg . V Y ,. .,.:.AV 1: ,l,. ,Q - fi.: . ' x fl NN Q My slg Y V 'i ' l f ' I . 4 33: -- . ' . K' 1 1 ' A ' nf if , i . , 6 1 il of l ' r c t , fr ,fi Ili: l 4 l ol as 1 A., 1 all l Q ll it R ' l' X at - 5 4 l FOREWORD The class ring is an everlasting re- membrance of our high schooldays. As a symbol of student achievement and recognition, it reflects pride, not only in ourselves, but in our school. For these reasons our class ring is the theme of the i967 LO RE. We would like to thank those outside the school community who have con- tributed. to this yearbook. These groups are: Kepler's Studio, Snook's Studio, Sentinel Compan , Johnson's Studio, and the Walsworth Pubishing .WY ,, , , g ,,,,, ,lam : , Mu SENIOR STAFF Donna Glendye . . . Barbara DeVerter .Io Ann Krentzman Mrs. Burdge . . . . Mr. Barger . . . Richard Milgrulo Richard Houck . . Lay-out Editor . Make-up Editor . Administrative Editor . . Staff Advisor BusinessAdvisor . Photographer . Sports Editor RonaIdSCiccoIini . . . Business Editor Phyllis Cohen . . Advertising Editor TABLE OE CONTENTS DEDICATION . . ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ., . 0 SENIORS .... UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES . . SPORTS .... ADVERTISING . . MRS. DOROTHY B. MAXWELL DEDICATION Within the halls of L-GHS are many influences which affect the memories of the student concerning his school life. Among these influences stands the most important inspi- ration, the teacher. With genuine interest and unceasing ef- forts the teacher attempts to mold the minds and values of her pupils. One such devoted person is Mrs. Dorothy B. Maxwell. During her years of teaching Latin and English to Lewistown students, she has provided this concern by stressing the importance ofworking diligently and earnestly. Always willing to help, whether it is with classwork or with outside interests, she has displayed devotion and energy to the student as a class advisor, a Latin club sponsor, and an aid to the seniors during their class proiects. While this is a very small way to express our gratitude for one who is such an important part of the student's life, never- theless, we, the Class of I967, respectfully dedicate this LORE to Mrs. Dorothy B. Maxwell. Mrs. Maxwell prepares letters for Latin students to use. MRS. MAXWEll IS HONORED BY All FOR HER DEDICATION T0 ENGLISH AND T0 EDUCATION While passing out test booklets, Mrs. Maxwell takes time out to look at the camera. Mrs. Maxwell prepares for her Latin ll class. ADMINISTRATION 4 A I 'Q c Iafkxxv gsfmngrv .V.M, .. ,Hp In v 'vu' . sf iff . ' : '- ' ff -, XII 3 , ?, ,A 3 I L g If I I K f Congratulations to the i967 Graduating Class of the Lewistown-Granville High School. lt is our belief that you have been zealous students and respectable citizens of your high school. When you graduate, may you look back with a feeling of pride and accomplishment. Your community has invested in yourfuture. ln the next few years you will be expected to invest in the future of your community. You can make your contribution through knowledge. For knowledge is to be put to usep and if not, why bother to pursue it? We urge you to continue to learnp to set the goalsp to enioy participation in lifep and to make every effort to contribute to the lives of your fellow human beings. Frank S. Walk, Jr. District Superintendent Mifflin County School District MR. WALK PROVIDES COUNTY LEADERSHIP is AE - Board of Directors Standing, Left to right: Kinsey, Graham, Guss, Lake, Snyder, Yingling Seated: Levin, Walk, Allison, Derr, Wilt, Price COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS DEVOTE THEIR SERVICES T0 THE SCH00l AND T0 THE COMMUNITY Mr. Snyder, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Mooney, Dr. Ftozier, and Nlr. Bergman, look over administrative plans. MR. SICCHITANO CAPABlY SUPERVISES THE STUDENT BODY As proud members of the Class of T967, you have led the way for the entire student ody in making the year of the Panther a reality. By strong leadership and fine ex- ample, you have demonstrated those per- sonal qualities needed to attain a satisfying degree of accomplishment in classroom activities and other aspects of school life. Your successful high school experiences could not have been realized withoutasense of purpose, a determination to perform as- signed tasks well, and a willingness to work hard to reach established goals. The years ahead will present even greater and more stimulating challenges than you have previously experienced. Whatever you choose for your life's work will place de- mands on you for more education, skills, and training, and an optimum development of potentialities. How well you meet these challenges will depend largely on how much you are willing to give of yourself to achieve commensurately with your po- tential. Those of you who are success- ful in these attempts will make a real con- tribution to society and willfind asatisfying and meaningful life. Joseph Sicchitano Principal IVIARLIN L. HARTMAN WILLIAM A. HOWE JACK E. SWETEK Lycoming College B.S, Juniata College B.S, Slippery Rock State College, B.S, Pennsylvania State University, IVI. Ed. New York University, lVI.A. Pennsylvania State University, lVl.S Director of Vocational Education Junior High School Principal Assistant Principal ADMINISTRAIORS CAREFULLY SUPERVISE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Good morning, this is lVlr. Howe with the morning announce- ments , Mr. Swetek reviews students' attendance records. i 1' in L... Mr. MclVliIIen checks the morning attendance. Nlr. Sicchitano delves into his files for student information. , Mi Q ati f l . Martha Dawe seeks Mr. I-lowe's advice in choosing a college. Mrs. Crownover never finds a dull moment. HENRIETTA DALE Sl-IEARER JEROME HOWE CROWNOVEF? Shippensburg State Lock Haven State Edinboro State College B.S, College B.S. College B,S, Pennsylvania State Science, Guidance , ,, Shippensburg State University M,S, Counselor College M, Ed, Junior High Guidance College conferences are great help to students in planning Senior l-ligh Guidance Counselor for the future. Counselor WISE COUNSEl0RS HELP STUDENTS PLAN THEIR FUTURES 12 Take a letter, Mrs. Gilbert. May I help you? asks Mr. Shearer CS Ik Q S Q -...- mf ,- , XB' , fe 49 s 1 35 QE2 ',,-A LAWRENCE D. BERGIVIAN Indiana State Colleg B.S. Pennsylvania State University lVl, Ed Coordinator of Audio-Visual and Library Services FRANKLIN J. IVIOONEY West Chester State College B.S. Pennsylvania State University Coordinator of Elementary Education A student seeks Nlrs. Robinson's help in finding books for holiday reading. lVlrs. Tubbs checks the date on an overdue book. SPECIAL SKILLS IMPROVE CURRICULUM Nlrs. Barr cheerfully helps a student. .M .A ,grew nun' .Q-sf .....'::f:.s-. sf' --u. I , , ..- gn-JI RJR. 1-'P 1 -s.. ...Q-. A EVELYN Nl. ROBINSON Wilson College A.B. Colubia University B.S. School Librarian 'C' lVlELVlN E. ROSIER Pennsylvania State University B.S,, Nl. Ed. Ed., Ed. D. Coordinator of Secondary Education RICHARD F. SNYDER Juniata College B.S. Pennsylvania State University lVl. Ed Assistant Superintendent X Did you check this monitor? At the educational TV studio, cameras are given a final check. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES Hesketh, Grabbe, Leiter, Baker, Hassinger, Stumpff, Rothrock Seated: Allison r... -...l-,,,,,M-ds' I E .im --- I si sxgfgxs ' 'JI::n I Zlllifj .Q - 1-'l....,....f'0' Qalqlmowm 0 g,9lS lfIL ?JL1,i2 ', JUNIOR HIGH SECRETAFZIES Wisehaupt, Fisher THE SECREIARIAI, CAFEIERIA, Mrs. Showers prepares senior high roster. x Judy Yocum types up morning announcements. SENIOR HIGH SECRETARIES Yocum, Gilbert, Tubbs, lVlcCool, Showers ll-S,-,,,,, CAFETERIA WORKERS Left Row, left to right: Allgyer, Fisher, Kauffman, Wertz, Burge Right Row, left to right: Lewis, Beers, Muldoon, Laird, Hockenberry, VanNatta, Sieber, lVliller, Hackett, Brown, Seibert 1 BUS DRIVERS: Clark, Muldoon, Kling AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS ARE INDISPENSIBLE T0 l-GHS Cafeteria workers pause for a moment to smile for camera. 5 ' A hard-working custodian? CUSTODIANS: Back Row, left to right: Britcher, Williams, Bailets Front Row: Galbraith, lVlilIer, Gill, Ritter l 1 1 6 x FACULTY CONSTANCE N. BAKER Gettysburg Col lege, B.A. World Cultures l T . , EARL J. MCMILLEN Gettysburg State College, B.S. Columbia University Problems of Democracy Mrs. Baker records test grades. RICHARD L. GRASSMYER Arkansas State, B.S.E. P.O,D,, Economics f VV,, x . ,VT fix ,px 2 Y .X X Q TS A ss.:-. w t X X-.. g Xstgtx X.- ,-ffxx . My 'fffgif' AT Mr. Grassmyer prepares to show a film. PAST. PRESENT, AND FUTURE MEET... IN SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT THOMAS R. JOHNS, Ill Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B. American History, World Cultures ls this the extent of your answer? Mr. Johns shows a student his mistake. Mrs. Novak corrects American History tests. 2 2:9 a -l b Ou J. LESTER HOUSER Vluhlenberg College, A.B. R5 Susquehanna University, ' ZV, Nl- Ed- Dennsylvania State University - 5 Vlathematics 4 Q ay 2 1-bx-fc 2 0 DAVID S. FIUNK Shippensburg State College, B.S, , -W - Mathematics Are you sure this is a geometry probIem? b Sink: Sin 2 Smc. mv+H: l l LINDA Y. WILL Llizabethtown College, B.A, Dhio State University, IVl,A, Seometry, General Math II P ,aj-raw -I 2 1 1 .. C, Q, C' cs' Tb a Cosa Another A? ........ E? MATH DEPARTMENT TEACHES LOGIAC AND REASONIHG THROUGH SYSTEMS OF EOUATIOHS AHD FORMUlAS Mrs. Will waits patiently for an answer to her An equation in Calculus stumps the students. question. THE ENGlISH DEPARTMENT PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH A GOOD BACKGROUND IN GRAMMAR, IITERATURE, AND COMPOSITION CASANDRA C. BECKEFZ Pennsylvania State University, B.A. English HARRY S. BLESSING Shippensburg State College IVI. Equiv. Public Speaking, Mrs. Burdge cuts up a book. I I . 2 5 i English -f Mr. Gibbony points out a deeper mean- ing to his class. 5 I ANN L. BURDGE Shippensburg State I - College, B,S., M,S, U English 52' ' -A PUTI-l P. FAGAN Susquehanna University, A.B. I!! n llnflz. ,- 1-'Vx English h Q, I E swyigw 1 Mr. Blessing helps a student prepare Mrs. Maxwell looks for a book to for H SDGSGIW. help an interested pupil, Mrs. Fagan listens as a student reads aloud. l mol-:ARD H. GIBBENY i S wg Pennsylvania State gyyg -ari 1 University, B.S. English so DOROTHY B, IVIAXWELI. b,fs,..t - Wilson College, A,B. English, Latin li ,s I W , nw 4 , 4 . MARY NOVAK Bucknell University, Eng I ish, American l-l istory AMES DUFFMAN 'ennsylvania State University, B.S, 1diana State University aiology RALPH LUDWICK Shepherd College, B.A. Science, Mathematics to -2 GERALD PUFZCELL Shippensburg State College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M,Ed. Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science H,-i504 An amusing answer, says Mr. Ludwick. Ngo SCIENCE DEPARTMENT KEEPS PACE WITH THE AGE 'I There seems to be something comical in the 4 1 M0 all Ll A-rO1 A fu. B MAURICE C, MICHAEL SNYDER SHEAFFER Bloomsburg State Susquehanna College, B.S. University, A,B. Biology Juniata College Pennsylvania State naking. Mr. Purcell, staff in hand, leads his class on to discoveries. University A f General Advanced Chemistry Debby Goss finds Mr. Shaeffer a big help when tackling One of the serious moments in Mr. Snyder's class. chemistry problems. ll G HENRY A. BARONE Pennsylvania State University, B.S. 'fe nos elf 'Hs' 0 Spanish, Wrestling ll Coach hah man? 'te ,.w l if I! . , Q 'r mit' Utnnugenf ' .1AN-HAoEN Q FREDERIKSEN , Gettysburg College, A-B. German J 4' . 47 An adventure in the German lab with Nlr. Frederiksen. 'Q Q 1, '-.. V Q C4 55 ef' MNGUAGE STRESSES AUDIO llll6UAl TECHNIQUES 31-AL' ' 'I Smile, you're on Candid Camera! 6. S ee c1Que pasa, senorita? ' Q! wt' ' Parlez-vous frangais? College French Q CXXQ. xx 5 PIIGXCN Sie- Dvd' Lk R.C.L. MITTON John Brown University, B.S.S.E. University of Arkansas lVl.A. University of Erlangen German tl fV'lc.lni'g bca up, ,I FRANCES S, HEFIBSTEF? Shippensburg State :Pk Il ga ART AND MUSIC SPARK CREATIVITY ROBERT S, JAMES S. RESSLER ELSIE H. RODGERS JOSEPH WERSINGER HORNICK Pennsylvania State West Chester State Pennsylvania State Indiana College, BIS. University B.S,, College University B,S., Music Education M.Ed. Pennsylvania State M.Ed. Instrumental Music University Arts and Crafts Concert Choir, Glee Club ii , T1 Mr. Hornick IS preparing the junior high band for their concert. I ! ' Wi' What is Mr. Wersinger smiling at? Two art students make Christmas decorations for the front campus. Mr. Ressler has a smile for the cameraman during band practice. ..- 1? Mrs. Rodgers has switched from her position at the podium to playing the piano. 23 WILLIAM E. BARGER Shippensburg State College, B.S, Bookkeeping, Business English, Business Math, Journalism .fxj ALICE G. DELONG HOWARD E. FAUTH Cedar Crest College, Bloomsburg State B,S. College, B,S, Pennsylvania State General Business, University, lVl,Ed. Office Practice Typing I, Typing ll, Record Keeping ALBERT W. I-IOUSER Bloomsburg State College, B,S, Bookkeeping, Typewriting GERTRUDE IVI. KAUP Susquehanna University, B,S, Pennsylvania State University, lVl,Ed shorthand I a ll, ' Typing ll and Transcription, Notehand lVlr. Barger ponders over a thought provoking question. lVlrs. Kaup explains shorthand techniques to her class T0 PREPARE STUDENTS FOR EUTURE JOBS, ACCURACY AND NEATNESS ARE STRESSED IN BUSINESS i ff 2 My , ...- 1 45 '1p:.z:f,f.L i I , . ,Q ' 1 jul S I Y 24 lVlr. Fauth lectures to a class. After a busy day Nlrs. Delong closes up shop. BARRY D. BRATTON Juniata College B.A. Vocational English CLAIR L. FLUKE Pennsylvania State University Perm. Certification Machine Shop I I Mr. Rager lends a helping hand to one of his students. VOCATIONAI DEPARTMENT TEACHERS STUDENTS USEFUL SKIIIS EDWARD KENNETH J. EDWARD A. WILLIAM B. RAGER RICHARD R. REED FULTON LONTZ LINDERBERGER Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania State Bloomsburg State Bucknell Pennsylvania State University B.S., University College B.S. University M. University M. Ed. Electric Shop Mathematics, Equiv. Carpentry Economics Auto Mechanics I Mr. Lindenberger gives a lesson onthe use of Mr. Reed smiles after a day's work, the square. FRED E. REIGLE Westchester State College Pennsylvania State University B.S., M. Ed. Chemistry, Physics ANDREW G. STERRETT, JR. Look Haven State College Social Studies, Physical Education Education Steve Habbershon gains experience at a local gas station. Future homemakers enjoy learn ing a new cooking technique. SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS PROVIDE PRACTICAL TRAINING DAVID E. MARILYN HESS ROBERT L. CONNER Mansfield State KEFIN Lock Haven State College B,S, Eastern Nazarene College B.S. Home Economics COIIGQG AB. Bucknell University Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State State University University IVI. Ed. IVI. Ed. Occupational Occupational Ken Bryer gets a helpful pointer from his employer. Education Education A skilled seamstress carefully threads her machine. 1 Gaining practical experience, Cecil Johnson works on a Car. PHYS. ED. AND DRIVER ED. PROVIDE VARIAIION FROM CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES 1. A -. is , mips- al, .1 tiff? 95 ,A . imgtqfft, f, L V Lx, Aft in H99 ' H56 1? '-'W z' MARY PALLO IVI. JOSEPH ALEXANDER UFEIVIA Lock Haven State STRAVOLO Waynesburg College College B,S, Lock Haven State B.S, Health, Physical College B,S, Pennsylvania State Education Driver Education University lVl, Ed. Health, Physical Education lVlr. Stravolo gives his class their assignment in Driver's Ed. Sb' lVlrs. Pallo teaches her class how to keep score in volleyball. Mr. Ufema introduces Charlie to his health class. The boys really enjoy gym class! College B S University B S Unlverity of Indiana University M Ed M Ed Shippensburg State Test grades are averaged at the end ofthe marking General Science Science CoIleQe M Ed period. I tt ' I A , L V Wi. JMX Nt, Vg, ,,.w, ,M ELIZABETH L. HARVEY C. EBY CULBEFITSON Lycoming College Wellesley College B,S, B.A. Mathematics Pennsylvania State University M. Ed. Mathematics MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS INSPIRE KEEN MINDS JAMES R. l-IEFTOUX NELSON B. EVELYN IVI Pennsylvania State I-IERTZLEFI WILSON Shippensburg State University B,S. Lycoming State Pennsylvania Stat General Science College B.S University B S General Science Algebra Mathe Mrs. WiIson's students find blackboard work amusing I I , INGRID DAHL MARIAN B. HALLER FREDERICK E, ROSS New York University, Albright College, A.B. Millersville State A,B, English College, B,S. Bloomsburg State Reading College English IVANHOE is the discussion in Miss Wray's class. 1 I ' awe With Mrs. Dahl's guidance, students master the use of the comma. , JOSEPHINE SCI-IE L LENBERG Pennsylvania State University, A,B, Reading FREDERICK SAXTON Bloomsburg State College, B,S. English F, KEITH SHIELDS Shippensburg State College, B,S. History, English ENGEISH STUDENTS ACOUIRE MASTERY 0E EXPRESSION Mr. Saxton is amused with the sentences in his Eng- lish text, X tif 'I I f I I fl I a JEAN R. SMITH WILLIAM ETHEL WRAY Wilson College, B,A, SWINEFORD Juniata ColIege,B,A, English, French Bucknell University, English B.S. English Mr. Ross impresses upon the students the importance of SQ3R. GARY BAUNIGARDNEH Shippensburg State College, B.S, Temple University Geography JOHN S. BROUSE Lock Haven State College, B,S, Geography PHYLLIS Nl. BRUIVIBAUGH Lock Haven State College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Geography Miss Brumbaugh points out a geographic location to a student. SOCIAL STUDIES BROADEIIS CUITURAI INTERESTS :ea 9, I V425 .. I EDD BURDGE Shippensburg State College, B,S,, M.Ed. Histor Y Mr. Thompson says, You're on Candid Camera! STANLEY C. RUTHERFORD Pennsylvania State University, B,S, Geography JACK T. THOMPSON Pennsylvania State University, B,A,, M.Ed. Civics, Social Studies EDWARD L. PALLO Juniata College Pennsylvania State University Lock Haven State College, B.S. American History s 1 + if I , iz v s o,.i p I HELEN I. Pennsylvania State University, B,S, Social Studies PRICE Nlr. Brouse sadly passes back test papers to his class. ls Mr. Burdge smiling at the cameraman or at the upheaval in his class? lVlr. Rutherford discusses the continent of Eurasia. SPECIAI CIASSES PROVIDE VARIAIIOII FROM CURRICULUM .Ei la I!! H BETTY BERGIVIAN CHARLES W. Mansfield State College, B.S. Home Economics f MARY CARL HARRY R. CALHOUN Mansfield State HARPSTER Pennsylvania State College, B.S, Shippensburg State University, M.Ed. Home Economics College, B,S. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Special Education duct. Special Education Miss Carl and student survey the finished pro ffm l ' 'f Q. ,,, 1 S WILLIAM RAYMOND HILL JEAN MADILL THOMAS R, HETRICK California State Pennsylvania State McCORMlCK Millersville State College, B.S. University, M.Ed. Lenoir Rhyne College, B,S, Pennsylvania State Art College, A.B All present and accounted for? asks Mr. Industrial Arts University, M.Ed. Health, Physlcal McCormick. Industrial Arts Education gf I if H, FAITH IVICNITT RUSSELL A. IVI. JEAN Susquehanna University, B,S. Pennsylvania State Pittsburgh, B.S, ROMIG ROSENSTENGEL West Chester College, B,S. University of University, M.Ed. Pennsylvania State Health Physical 'T E General Mus ic University, M,S. I ' Special Education , Education Under Miss Madill s experienced guidance, Christmas cards are born Two of Mr. Romig's students watch over nls snoulder as he shows Sing in tune now, boys. them a problem. til al 1 W i 32 QP' YR .. AJ 'J A G if im SENIORS wrmmuppms- ms sa M m 'iiQ'-'Ea Wag? x lf , , W I ' , w:',q.,wg xwxx 1 , A Www. -4 tx mm.. , -fl-1, Q., - :H 5 , ,A X 5 . ,. ,, - 5, vu ' w ,'HE,w' f Ex ww' W 'M iw,-,,wE,av:w 3iZf ww wx max . xg, .f Q., A ww ' MEX t-XwESg,L,,,-M QWW W 4,m,A!,1- WW Wu M5-in il Siu -R . ,Qs b 5 N' F' EX ., f' , xl- S-of JO ANN YEATER D,A.R. Award JIM JOHNSON A.P. First Team All State Big 33 Nomination First Team Central Counties, Football LINDA ARNOLD Panther Queen WE SALUTE THE SENIORS WORTHY OF HONOR, WHO BRING CATHY HEATH Rensselaer Math and Science Award RON BECKWITH First Team All Mountain League, Basketball ,AWN 2 wr . rw, X MM WALDO MILLER Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Test E i MANICE CIECIERSKI First Chair State Chorus PRAISE T0 THE SCHOOL BARBARA LEVIN First Chair All Eastern Division Band State Band, District Band MILFORD GAHAGAN District Champion Safe Driving Rodeo Contest MIKE GETZ Honorable Mention for Central Counties Football Big 33 Nomination AS WEll AS T0 THEMSELVES PAT HOGUE 64 First team of Central Counties All Star fp Team I Big 33 Nomination ' .L-L Although other Seniors have made commendable con- tributions to the class, these eleven have won a- wards which recognize their achievements. These Seniors have realized that active participation and hard work are the bas ic necessities For s u c c e s s. We proudly salute their accomplishments. 35 iikm 'gi SUSAN K. ABBOTT MARY FRANCES ADAIF? PAUL GLENN ADAMS ff? -vv '9' CHERYL ANN ANGNEY KATHRYN ANN ANGNEY 'Q'-ww' JEAN MARIE APPLEBY JEFFREY L. APPLEBY LINDA LOU ARNOLD 'Un 119554 -J' STEVEN B. AURAND SHARON ANN AUSTIN ALICE FAY BEAVER 'NG 'l'.1 ,, !i RONALD L. BECKWITH FRANK HARRY BERRIER, JR. 'E-QQ wwf' 'l '-'llpf .I-45 'idff ,, . ,f-2-riff-?yiii:i'e:. .. ,. .,,,,,f A mr' a3:.f.,,,.,.-,. ., -. ,. I wwsz- . T W . -f 36. -17215: I LN.A A., .'f?1ff?'f- I 3 I A E5 wf,fy SANDRA LEA BERSINGER LINDA CHRISTINE BIRCH ROBERTIBLAINE BLOSE, JR. 37 GLORIA JEAN BOREIVIAN BERNARD G, BRATTON .Q BARRY BOTTORFF ANITA JO BOYER BRYSON CHARLES BRATTON, JR. JERRY A, BOTTORFF BARBARA JEAN BRATTON NANCY JEANNE BRITT ML gan gn u SUSAN JANE BROWN KENNETH RAYMOND BRYER 'full-' 'Frgrrv BEVERLY JEAN BULICK MILES E. CALHOUN I CLASS OF '67 FREDRICK G. CASSIDY SUSAN L. CASTRO BARBARA ANN BUCHANAN -GQ CONNIE IVIAE CARTER :GW v-:yy MARGARET ANN CHI LCOTE 4.11 -mit 'yn-M ..,,, IVIANICE L. CIECIERSKI I I f L, WILLIAM W. CORBIN RONALD L. CICCOLINI .il PHYLLIS AI LEEN COHEN .r FREDRICK LEVAN CIECIERSKI QE? AUDREY ANN CON PROPST JERRY K. COU LTER N W wwf ,,,.I, Mm, KATHY JO CRAIVI ER gi .. 'f fe MICHAEL JUDE CRAWFORD G L ENDA A. CROWNOV ER JAN WHITNEY CRANE I J D! V E CUNNINGHAIVI -ml' ' wiiwszgzgmf , ,Ig1Q A niQ5mQg??5SgsasKKef77 W43112 - WM E Z ?I+ggsg:zfggEgim,1wgxafi?g,g Q?52QIfX'I?fm??:3Z154?5f. Qgiliziifgygy-ffS'f' ' ' f 5'?iI?55I2g2zq B531v1Qen.:1:+s3s?4??k???e'fff1 5E2z9i?EPzsfv,fusQzgs:?i?H,,ifpg3gEs1-M ' . A viZ:mgI2gGiqi:f?fx?Q,52:55 ff,fwffIs11gas2z I Tfiii l ':ffj--- i.- q - ff:-isififmfif ' we , . j M . 'K ,i...,,,,..-. 2.4 3 zgggq gg. , 1 ,..., A - W . Q '23 - - I 2 wp? v ffm A , if ff - 155 ,x 1 IQ , ,ff 'L 'I ,Q , I 1 X ffl 27 I xx.-11 , 163 75 K-In 454' M5 .V I - PAUL THOMAS DAVIDSON DANNY L. DAVIS GAIL ANN DAVIS 41 DEBORAH KAY DEARIVIENT GWENDOLYN CAROL DEARIVIENT TERRY C. DERK BARBARA J. DE VERTER BRENDA KAY DICKSON FREDERICK T, DOYLE BARBARA J. DEAVOR DENNIS MICHAEL DEVITA iihw wgnuuwuan GARY C. DRUCKENIVII LLER PAULETTE ELAINE ECKLEY 'QMQFP' JOSEPH DUDICK, JR. FRED HAROLD DUPERT -dluqgu Atqnff' GARY LEE DUPERT RICHARD J. EARNEST ugh? '4 ., KAREN ELAINE ENGLE JAMES H. FAUTH F, 'V .4 GEORGE F. FILSON AQ! CONNIE LEE FRANKLIN STEVEN L. FRYMIRE SPIRIT THROUGH ACTIGIIS, SPIRIT THROUGH -SPIRIT IS THE HEART OF 'HQ I WT' MILLARD I. FREED SHARON L. FRY SPIRIT THROUGH THOUGHTS. DEEDS- :qv-'- 'W JANE ELLEN FULTON ELLEN LOUISE FULTZ All IEWISTOWII ACTIVITIES rdf IVIICHAE L L GETZ WILLIAM BENTON FYE inf C LYDE ROGER GINGERICH NI, FREDERICK GAHAGAN II f 'W qu..--fl? 1 DONNA C. GLENDYE ...L W,-. I I BARBARA ALLEN GOODWIN MICHAEL J. GOODWIN CLASS RINGS Wlll REMAIN A Mn GLENDA ELAINE GLUNT in BETTY JANE GOSS DEBORAH ANN GOSS WILLIAM W. Goss WILLIAM LEE Goss WILLIAM W. GREEN IVALOUISE GREGG DANNY C. GROSS YMBOI OF OUR MEMORIES AT l-G. H. S. SANDRA SUE GULDIN '--ar KENNETH E. HART LEY KAREN SUE HACKENBERRY r If I naw' A CAROL JEAN HARTZLER WILLIAM F. GROSS PATRICIA ANN HARPER PAUL DAVID HASSINGER MICHAEL T. HAYES STEVE L. HAYES SENIORS CHOOSE AND AS CLASS STEPHEN P. HAYES CATHY IVIAFHE HEATH i T s Q fe T i SUZZANE D. HENRY DALE W. HERTO DEBORAHACAROL HESKETH A E sf Q 3 Q ai EE -E 'iz B 52 sf 5? 5? fe 2 Q i 52 SW -2 Sa s 5 2 55 W 553,fk,,.1xafxJg3f?5wE1cf1, 3, gg isfhffi ff Aww ' f . fa' fl! , up 3 I :Ag 3 2 BONNIE JANE HOCKENBERRY PATRICK HOGUE RONALD ELWOOD HOOK NAVY BLUE G0lD Iilzglfif colons RICHARD MARK HOUCK RODNEY EARL I-IUFF -wg M E E5 '4lin3 ' HARRY JAMES HUFFMAN JEAN L. HUFFMAN CATHERINE RENEE HUFFNAGLE 1 MARK S, IRRGANG TERRY K. ISENBERG JAMES H, JENKINSON CECIL JOHNSON DARLENE S. JOHNSON I DORIS K. JOHNSON JAMES B. JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON , CHERYL EILEEN KAUFFIVIAN WILLIAM R. KAUFFIVIAN ROBERT WILLIAM KEAGLE VICKI LEE KEENIER F. ROBB KINSEL JR. KENNETH K. KLAWITTER BARBARA RAE KLINE D, JIIVI KLINE We PAULINE MAE KLINE DONNA NI. KOONTZ JO ANN KRENTZIVIAN Adu '-4 .,.fW..,. JOANN O. KUHNS JOAN E. LANGHAIVI DYANN LARSON THOMAS Nl. LASH BARBARA A, LEVIN -.Vl- mmf' L BARRY E. LEWIS DON LIDDICK RAYMOND WAYNE LIDDICK r JT- J I III Z I Iv. I JY- 9' H. BARBARA JOAN LONG C. WILLIAM LONG Alf ELAINE C. MABEN THOMAS MAXWELL DANNY M. MCCARTY Lf'-gf . NJ 221 lk NORMAN MGELWAIN DEBORAH D. IVICLAUGHLIN A x A an W 5 ,wif ,rss RONA LD IVIEGAHAN WDP -lvoxuq-t,, KATHLEEN NIELONI 3 DANA LEA MIDDLESWARTH ,. JP .F DIANN L. IVICLAUGHL IN JOHN NIE LONI RICHARD H. Ml LGRUB DANIEL MILLER DEBORAH MILLER 'vm IU? If ROXINE J. MILLER x....W...A ' GEORGE WALDO MILLER PENZA JAN MONTGOMERY JOYCE E. MURPHY THOMAS C. MURPHY DARYL F. MOORE 3 TERRY NAREHOOD MARLEY E. NICHOLS ESTHER NAY LOR Nd! EDWARD GEORGE NOERR SALLY S. NEWEL 1? 3 , .dl-5 ' MICHAEL WILLIAM PAULY f'Nuiie KATHY DARLENE PEARCE LARRY ROBERT PECK E COLLEEN YVONNE PIERCE 'Ri' GLORIA IRENE PORCH JAMES D. POTTER CONNIE L. PRICE GLENN D. RAIVISEY SANFORD CHARLES QUAY 46... DONALD R. REEDER DEBORAH R. RHINE -wwf 2 , W iy, ' ., ,im--,, lj, m,,,l. h U --.7417 A f ig- u' .num RUSSELL W. RITCHEY LINDA S. ROGERS NME BLAIR ROBERT ROSE ff-'EA As 'WN .,.. ., L -'QS E A 'hklk ' ai mf' vim 1.'?Ji2fEf, RUSSELL ROSE SHARON ANNE ROSE L H - S' L '1 , V I Q ,f l ak - ,, 'R'- , K - 7 ' E 7, - V 2: Q S an ,, slr y 'mf KAREN ELISE RUSSLER 58 MARY ROSE MONICA SCHLEGEL RHONDA FAYE SCHULTZ S? LINDA GAI L SEACHRIST . ,. .K , N U ,,,, 2 we '22 I LM ,, ' H 'sz R. MICHAEL SI-IEFFIELD v-ii Q JAMES E, SELLERS STEVE SHAFFER 'ibm -an MW PEGGY LOUISE SHAWV ER TERRY SHEAFFER RONALD EARL SHELLENBERGER JOANNE KAY SHELLENBERGER - A I nf. I. .g..,,-pz:. ::.4 M : . I - ,, ,w,.f-fu I. ' I 9 D , . V 7 ggi? 4, V ,iff -1 ' 1 - 5' ' ' .5 ' I H515 . i WAYNE A. SHlNGLER,JR. '05 'YH-s-ui LINDA KAY SHORE I ,I 'fi' L 'HW' If DEBORAH A, SHOEIVIAKER KAY SHOFF SITKIII IS CHIEF EDITOR 701 'Hamill' 60 POLLY A, SIVIELTZER WILLIAM ALLEN SHREFFLER IRIS SITKIN LEO E KREIITZMAII EDIT THE IORE OE MAROOII AND STEEL gig? SHEFIFTY MARIE SMITH CAROLE A. SNOOK ii' DAFTLENE CAROL SNOOK DAFILIS ANNE SNOOK I THOMAS SNYDEFI V MARSHA ANN SOU LT 1 BEVERLY JEAN SPROUT T 62 PAMELA MAR LENE STAYNER . ,,, MARGARET R, SPECHT CHARLES ROBERT STAILEY GARY L. SPICKLER JOSEPH R. STALLONE PAMELA JEAN STEES ANDREW J. STENCE WILLIAM C. STENCE if .nl-9 JERRY ALLEN STETLEF? ELLEN ANNE STEVENS '-'Fil' BARBARA ANN STEWART DONNA LEE STEWART THOMAS D. STINIE LY GREGORY T. STOICHEFF I I EUG EN IA STARR STRICKER ziiizxf' ' . .. ', H41 w- -, .,.:.2!iZ? - '4 '-f'5- . f' , k,, ..:- , ,,,,,2 .i,. . , , - , I re -s,'..,ff':w L, if zwfssfwihasf? Az: :Q A . ekfiefzfsrfeiw 3:-f 355155fwzg2L5Q:f55gx::.::z : ff A A 'f ' ,573 A -' 'Q I r 52325151 Q1 YY- 'fi Q I if 5 1 RICHARD SWARTZ I I l1A fwlEff ff , 64 J. THOMAS TRAXLER FRANK STUCK DONALD EUGENE SWANK BOYER IS WITH OF STUDENI 1-ull!! MARY GRACE SWYERS Am BARBARA LEE WAGNER SARA R. WAGNER I M I if wg 3 5'-fvifiwf WILLIAM E. WAGNER IVIARY LEE WALKER GARY RUSSELL WALLS I I W ENTRUSTED I PRESIDENCY Y 5 N0 I 3 'in-.,. COUNCIL NANCY ANN WATSON CAROLE WEAR F, 'dv' ,rwwwsb DAWN LOUISE WEBB MARY ANN WENGHOFER SHARON ANN WEYANT 65 Y W, I I JERRY ALLAN WHITE GARY L. WIKE RICHARD WILLIAMS --Q.-my 'X ROBERT EUGENE WILLIAMS BERNARD WAYNE WISE, JR. QQX C. JEFFREY WISE BRENDA KAY WOODLING LARRY R. WYNN l E'5f'7lf2e, af we M ' Z A A JO ANN YEATER BRENDA KAY YOCUIVI DENNIS CARL YOHN ang, 'efiall-W1 , eiiiilffsfsil 7 l EDWARD ZAIVIPELLI MICHAEL JOSEPH ZANNINO . ll Ill MEMORIAM Fate has taken away a friend, a companion, a student, and a fine young person--Michael Gilliland. He, however, has not been removed fromthe hearts and the memories of all those who knew him. A DAY IN THE LIFE OE A SENIOR OK, how Q you balance a f0l'l'flul2.? SIUrp! What could be so interesting??? ???? Gee, I just love current affairs. This we don't believe! 68 Happiness is going home! Oh brother! Another lousy day. ,ff :Q . KV 1 war! .'ef' gf, up V 1'-af f cw- sk lffw ew' '91 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ed Noerr, Vice-Presidentg Jo Ann Krentzman, Secretaryg Waldo Miller, Presidentg Jeff Wise, Treasurer Mr. Rager, Advisor CAPABIE OFFICERS AND DIIIOENT COMMITTEES UNITE TO CO-ORDINATE SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITY SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Back Rowg left to rightg NIcEIwain, Dudick, Kinsey, Ciccolini, Wise. Front Row: Keigle, lVIilIer, Krentzman, Chilcote Boyer, Noerr, IVIeIoni, Cohen, Houck SENIOF? DAY COMMITTEE Top Flow, left to right:Mr. Gibboney,Mr. Frederiksen, Mrs.WiIl Advisors, middle row: Mrs. Burdge, Advisor, Bersinger, Smeltzer, Dudick, Nichols, Compropst Bottom Flow: Angney, Fulton, Chairmen, Fry, Calhoun CLFISS C OF' G7 CLASS DINNEFI DANCE COMMITTEE Left to right: Guldin, Devita, Co-chairman, Kinsey,Co-chairman, Harper, Goss CLASS PFIOPI-IECY Left to right: Blose, Sitkin, Berrier, Yeater, J3MqII'1 ' 5532? Sheffield I We TI Z YE LI-.OUJ CLASSFLOWER CHQNATION Left to right: Cramer, Chairman, Smith, Kline, Fisher 71 X3 I C LASS SONG CONIMITT EE Left to right: Mrs. Rodgers, Advisor, Ciecierski, Brown, Stewart, DeArment Seated: Levin, Chairman CLASS WILL COMMITTEE Lett to right: Glendye, Cohen, Crawford, Boyer, Newel, Chairman CIASS IMILL wc. +kr. c,la.s5 oe 1967... -li.-l . . si Sou lt, CLASS TRIP COMMITTEE Back Rowg left to right: I-layes, Goodwin, Johnson, Shingler, Hartley, Getz Front Row, Ciccolini,MeIoni,Co-chairmen: Chiloote, Kline CLASS SONG fsung to the tune of Unchained MeIody D Time goes by, we're Seniors Now our school days must end Old Friends bid Farewell. We've worked hard together Our' goal has been to see Our class excel. We'Il miss you so We hate to go God lead our way Forever more. fffhorusl Through the halls we pass Telling iokes during class Crarnming for the tests we must pass Football, Field, and track Much ahead -- clon't look back Now the future's ours at last. feikkffixkl CLASS MOTTO COMMITTEE Left to right: Stevens, Goss, Lewis, Chairman, Koontz So Ii'Hlc. clone, S0 Much 'I'o Ao? CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Left to right: Wagner, Appleby, Chair- man, Mr. I-Iouser, Advisor, Schlegal, Mr. Stravalo, Advisor, Keemer CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS Left to right: Dickson, I-Iartzler, Carter Sprout, Chairman, Miller, Langhan CLASS HISTORY COMMITTEE Left to right: Heath, I-Iockenberry, Adair, Engle, DeArment, Chairman Stewart Couples caught in the spell of majestic wonder. 01: u Q aa . ...- 47' A Q. Couples at the Prom enjoying Medieval Splendor . T , H , I uh na du ' MEDIEVAL SPlENDOR IS THEME EOR PROM 2 Easy on the turpentine! it I hope it's not my finger l'm grating, And out the window we go! 74 Working hard, girls? Where is the end of this crepe paper? Prom decorating gets a little silly! P 'E Jig if atv? y i fl E A short breather, then back to work. I had problems like this once Crayon Grating is a serious business. MAY 13 IS A NIGHT T0 REMEMBER. Couples enjoy themselves at a gala event. 75 k A GLIMPSE INTO THE WONDERFUL WORlD OF SENIORS nl Listen, Cuz...! Anita Jo thoughtfully ponders over a You guys think yowre funny! day's events. i i Oh, You're kidding me! Seniors sit listlessly through pep rally! We don't work on houses, we just pose for pictures. With this bunch of rooters, how could we have lost? Qin ti Man, I can't see with these shades on! Jake-the one man pep club. Why so gloomy, boys? meal Qvlligfi QM MFL 'QP Panthers are dynamite! Ambitious prom decorators? Y This job can make ya go looney! Why, Rodney, You're blushing! Flon asks, How's Queen Victoria today? M is Gary is a Panther fan. Another pleasant meal washed down by milk. .,, V Now let me see-this one goes here But Barb, girls can't apply to Harvard! I 5 5 -'x A genius at work?! W I .D 4 L1 E 2 Your parliamentary procedure is all What seems to be your problem,SaIly? wrong, Miss Krentzman. Gee, Barb, isn't that interesting? 79 Q 1 2 BO UNDERCLASSMEN 55.3 Ei W, E? mf. 'TW sf A Wm - .LW , Jaw' 'vvv W .fy 419' i s 'X QM? . v ,mv 7 '- -, Q ,V Miz ' Y .ww i .if X ', v , QV ,K :'iX? 4 or i 5 Junior Class Officers Left to right: Linda lVlcKee, Treasurer, Bill Farley, President, John Johnston, Vice-President, Roxanne l-laubrick, Secretary A couple of juniors pose for pictures. AS JUNIORS WE SIGHT GOALS if Q , .ff Q s 'V iii 'twi , 57 w. , Q, 'Q i :E , , , EEV V1 'Z L -me- Ki 5 l .Am La Z' J . 4 'B' -vu 4 1 ' if f ,R if 553 'gl' I , ,K ' ig! ga ., V , ,qi 7, I , It I ijfpm ' I ' W ' K 1 4, f , P 2- H it Q, law 3 if y ., L ' M .12 v 5, I -. 'V. 43 : V ,ij -f s ' . L , , f . -Y, ff: :,' 'ftqxr 2' - ,Q rg .K GX ' ,- 3? Y-as- ' sf. I 'H A B T' 'J be WI I ff 2 :--. . 0 J 12- ff ffaafi. . -'E' at g-..35g,,l .53- .- 1.3 HJ u. Q' 'M , ix v w LW I 'W Ammerman, Aumiller, Aurand, Bagrosky, Bailey, Bair, Barber, Barger, Barlett, Baumgardner Baxter, Beaver, T. Beers, Bell, Billingham, N. Bingaman, P. Bingaman, Bishop, B lack, Blewett D. Bloom, K. Bloom,M. Bloom, S. Bloom, Blose, Bodenshatz, Bowen, Brannon, Breon,Connie Bressler Cynthia Bressler, Britt, Brugler, B u b b, Buchanan, Bumgardner, Burke, Butler, Canterbury, Caplan Carter, Casner, Darwin, Cherry, David Cherry, Clark, Collins, Colye r, Condron, Conpropst, Conrad Cooper, Corbin, Coudriet, Crissman, Crock, P. Crosson, Fi. Crosson, Curry, Davis, Dawe Dean, Delamarter, Desiderati, DeVita, Dolin, K. Doyle, N- Doyle, Druckenmiller, Duncan, Dunion g g3a.e V .1 ,il im F E 'A ,,- A . .- A, ,ff T' qui? , , , ' 1 , it EE2ilRe , , - V Q A' A. fgdfww, , i ' 119' fr .- .3 . 1 ,.' 2923 All J' 1 in S5179 J W. Eke sg .t ,Q V I A , V .',, ' af Q -- i Q ,, it E t . -: ' -- ., I NS,': , A I 1 we -',' L ffl' EE , ii? S h',vW E , f. ':'4'Q,?4- - - 1 i'1 'Qt .i ' ai L b,.'Z 3 ' A -- i r. , - , ' :uv 5 .Ei .. . V' ' ..f- In ,L ,lvql 1 ask Q . ,, 1 V is F' E , t. t i s ii Al 'f f i ? H. Earnest, K. Earnest, Edminston, Egan, Elder, Elsesser, Eyster, Fahringer, Farley, Felmlee Ferguson, Filler, Fink, D. Fisher, L. Fisher, Fluke, J. Folk, P. Folk, Foltz, Porgy Ganoe, Gehrett, Gers, Gingerich, Goodrich, Goodwin, B. Goss, D. Goss, L.Goss,Gray G regg, Griffith, Habbershon, Hackenberry, Hackett, Haggerty, Hale, Halfpenny, Hamilton, Hammil Harpster, Hartman, C. Hartsock, S. Hartsock, Hassinger, Haubrick, Headings, Heister, Hendricks, Henry Herbster, Hess, Hetrick, Hill, Hobson, Hogue, Horn, Howell, Huff, Huffman Hummel, Irrgang, Johns, Johnston, B. Jones, lVl. Jones, Kahley, Kanouse, Kel ly, Kenepp Kepner, Kerstetter, K. Knepp, P. Knepp, Krepps, Kress, Kuhn, Kuhns, Kulp Blll FARLEY SERVES SECOND TERM AS ClASS PRESIDENT ul.. IVIr. Houser's junior trig class works on their assignment. Juniors show their school spirit at a pep rally. ' A flt is - , l v,-V so L 4 A' 'A ' R 1 K 'Lg R .L f ' ' si: 4 QM A S - . 'A sl- J .. a:L 65 ,I 3 a V . M. I 9 A ii, ff 65, A: A ,J Tl as 'AI A H S 1 153i'1as S J . 5 3 -' .Al L S ' ....A X X E S ' H- R ,AJ l 4 , f is elf f, A H2 I. A S .g .L A - - - mf sb-sei ff r f 1. '7T'. L ,..,.2 Q l 'M J. Leeper, M. Leeper, Lennartz, Lepley, Lerch, Loht, Lundvall, Lynch, Lynn, Marinos D. Markley, S. Markley, Massa, Mauery, D. McCalips, G. McCalips, J. McCaIips, McCartney, Donald McCoy, Donna McCoy McFarland, McKee, McMahon, Medley, Grace Miller, George Miller, L. Miller, N. Miller, T. Miller, Moeller Mitchell, Mowery, Murafka, Murphy, Nicholas, Noerr, North, Osborne, J. Page, L. Page W. Page, Pannebaker, Parker, Parson, Pearson, Phillips, Ramsey, Rankin, Rapp, Regan Reigle, Reish, R e yn old s, Rhodes, Ritchey, Rodkey, Rose, Rowe, C. Royer, M. Royer Rush, Sassman, Sc h m idt, Searer, Setzler, Shay, Shields, Shilling, Shoemaker, Shores CLASS RINGS Wlll REMAIN AS A SYMBOL OF OUR MEMORIES AT LOHS Happy iUl'1l0l'S Skip hpme fl'0fT aflpthel' hard day at school. Biology llstudents arefascinatedby microscopic life. Interested students work together on an assignment. Nlr. Wersirl96r's art students brighten the Campus of L.G.I-LS. with Christmas decorations. JUIIIORS BECOME MORE AWARE OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES A , 'Iii X Q , , , ik s d f I d I ' 5 I I iwig.. E' .. ik M f. 4 fi, Q QW ' H 2 vb K K :bm . J A I ' if -' fag- . . , 4g,,,,, , f .. xi ' 4 'L fs J 5 ' K N ki iz- ' I A A - 1.- 2 J ' lf' Vi' W, A .I 4.?'f'. E ,se g R I 1 ,,-vIt ,i,. A I' RL . e-s Shreffler, Siegel, Sipe, Sitkin, Snook, Snyder, Soccio, Spahr, Spearing, Specht Spickler, Springman, Sprout, Steele, Steinbach, Stewart, Stidinger, D. Stimely, J. Stimely, Stone Stuck, Sunderland, Swing, Thomas, Tipton, Tully, Van Scyoc, Vaughn, Wag ne r, Walters Warholak, Warner, Wa rntz, Watson, K. Watt, S. Watt, D. Weaver, H. Weaver, Wetzel, Whary Wible, Williams, D. Wilson, Robert Wilson, Roy Wilson, Wolfkill, Woodcock, Wray, Yetter, C. Yocum R. Yocum, T. Yocum 85 r --W A Left to Right: Soccio, President, Chamberlain, Vice President, Wise, Secretary, Cunningham, Treasu re r E, ,fi T3 Giff Keller thinks this ring fits. WITH I.AND OE lEPRECHAUNS AS THEIR PARTV THEME. SOPHOMORES CATCH THE SPIRIT OE ST. PATRICK'S DAY s It 'I -- if , zll - Esc? A L u i z .x , I Iiili an EBM S ag., 3 -Q A I L .1 1.4, ...ft a s 1 .tttl ' I II ii: 'f w .... -1, r A' . - A-,Agar f ' -, an 1 1 fe 1 l- - . Ka f-A 42 ,. '-I -sy, I I '1 if f nn . ,, k Q .iw ai. 'W' , A 1:'-' A f TF TII' I' ...f ikt, ,- - 1 rr ..-L, -V V , N x . .i.. A ' ' ' .33 . I I l f . S I 2 .X I r K ' mis? I. ' -If ,Jw-, 2 V M - ,.i. ,I ,L x l:v. K IV.: ,. D V7., A .i i L K V- WN ,. First Bow, left to right: Adams, Allen, Agney, Areeda, Austin, Bailey, Bair, A. Barger, L, Barger, Barner Second Bow, Barnham, Bauman, Bearley, Beaver, Beers, Bell, Berlin, Berrier, Bolger, Boreman Third Row, Boyd, Harry Bratton, Harvey Bratton, Briner, A. Brown, T. Brown, Bryer, J. Buckley, P. Buckley, Buffington Fourth Flow: Burdge, Burge, Burlew, Campbell, Carolous, J. Carter, S. Carter, D, Casner,S. Casner, Chamberlain Fifth Bow, Joan Clark, John Clark, Ft. Clark,Clokey,D. Clouser, K. Clouser, D. Cohen, N. Cohen, Conner, Corbin Sixth Flow, Corkins, D. C ram e r, Crisswell, Cubbison, Cuff, Cunning- ham, DeArment, Detrick, Dillman Seventh- Bow, Dippery, Dougherty, Dreese, Duncan, Eckhart, Eddy, Elder, L. Elliot, S. Elliott, Everly 'I , I 352. s iff' K 5. R . 1 ' JS1'- :31i5x AVV. I Q51-, . , , vile W, ' 'A , .+' . m s Sari' as .N visa - 4 ,gf E2 We 2. . 'sts ,, . r W . 7 .li l ' . Wzuzl , A V Z 'S'-if LEG I vi ,w flaw? .,Q., Kdhil .fag Y 5 . Sit-'fl 'WY :li .sl SW Mx in 3' 5, I , t, , WF.. '-ms. A , ff' 'T , ui' NZ. H '- :'ii 3 F: X.. K W L was kd ,.1....., -.4 W A A QI K f as ein 6 5? - , 2 vV: '.. Q59 ,A 2 SOPHOMORES AWAIT Students work busily on their homework assignments. fle et 92 Vw? Q J -, 'A-Lf' . 39' K N .s..-'I ' X ' SEM? 'fs Z . I I .,,, its is it , . - f ' Af . I I -ff eo if Z 1 E A2 A 9 i itflli N I I t 9233 I ttso s, I . 4 , Q 55 li'- X is 1 P aj i ,if . , HJ, Fagan, Felmlee, Ferencz, Ferguson, Filand, Fiore, Fisher, Folk, Forsythe, Foster Fowler, Freed, Fry, Fultz, George, G. Gers, R. Gers, Gingerich, Glendye, Clvde Goss Connie Goss, D. Goss, E. Goss, H. Goss, P. Goss, R. Goss, S. Goss, Griffith, D. Gross, Gross Gruber, Grumbine, D, Habbershon, J. Hab- bershon, Hackett, A. Haller, E, Haller, IVI. Haller, Hamm-on, Hampton Harpster, HartIand,' K. Hartsock, Hartsock, Hartzler, Hayes, D. H e at h, Heckendorn, Fleimbach, Heinman Herbster, Herto, Hetrick, Hicks, Hile, Hill, Hockenberry, Hoenstine, Hollis, Holsopple Hopple, Horning, Howell, Huff, D, Huffman, L, Huffman, Fl, Huffman, Hummel, lsenberg, lsenberg J a c o b s, Jones, Karn, Karschner, Karstetter, Kauffman, Keller, Kapner, Ke rstette r, Kinsey Kline, C. Kneppf G- Knepp, Knox, Kodish, Kone, Kratzer, Krout, Kuhn, Kulp THE ARRlVAl OF THEIR ClASS RINGS With Mr. Houser's help, two sophomore algebra students solve atricky pl 0bl6m. 4. may Je ne comprends pas, Madame l-lerbster. Qi' z, ag ,. - ,X Q, - 'H' 2 ew . if , S Wfi it l . , ,W ,V zt fi I .yn at i l il A A f 9 1 l an r with . ., I .-:: i l' gi' L - .. ., A if :V w . 31 .. VA !,7 Fz- ', , L'-' 1 , Lg ' 11. l - -. G l -Q , ' '.,. . l P Q .. , isle. , G 1 Ig. 1 if 5 Qfzw V Rf, ' 3 iz, J . or as as i . -5 . .,, R' , 'W- wit ew. A 2 x J ,jk 1 A- 1 1 A n ' G :3:E Two Madame Curies are observed by Mr Sheaffe r. ' , U N -my r gift? AHL , . ... . NE' l ,Q V, l ... haf I . A ' , s SQ l . Kurtz, Lerch, Levin, Lewis, Liddick, Liggett, Linn, Lockett, Lynch, Manning Marthouse, Martz, Maxwell, McCalips, McCoach, R. McCooI, W. McCool, McCoy, McLaughlin, Metz Metzger, Meyers, A. Miller, J. Miller, S. Miller, U. Miller, Mills, G. Mitchell, J. Mitchell, Moore Moretz, Moretz, J. Morrison, R. Morrison, Murphy, Meyers, G. Newman, L. Newman, Nichols, Noonan Norris, Norton, Olson, G. Parsons, Parsons, Partchey, J. Pennebaker, Pennebaker, Peters Piper, Pittman, G. Price, W. Price, Rankin,G.Reed,J.Reed, Reich, Richenbach, Reigle Reitz, H. Rhodes, M. Rhodes, Ritchey, Rocco, Rockaway, Roush, Runk, J. Rupp, D. Rupp C. Russ, M. Russ,Sander, Schaffer, Schell, Sharon Searer, Susan Searer, Seese, Seiler, Setzler Y' ' L -fel. Q 'iam t . R . L , .Sax a , gl' il V523 T 'll Q ' 445' T Q. 4, 'V f xl -- L , ,.f 51,1 K . - ' - , . , 5 SQ .. ,Q . , j , g 1 ' 1 LA 1 . E. In - if 0 M .gre bt if 4' A ,Sf X 'N X .A W A , .:: 1 13. L inf . 1 it - 'SL D V F. iw 'A ' nr R iii? if 'SB' Ae H 5 . 52 Mt Sd fs :Nga ,, ,T-, SOPHOMORES DISPLAY SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT IN Shaposky, Shawver, Sheaffer, Shilling, Shimp, Sh ing ler, Shirey, Shively, Shoemake r, Shreffler Sicchitano, Silkman,Silks,Sipe, Skillman, D. Smith, K. Smith, J. Smith, V. Smith, Snook B. Snyder, D. Snyder, D. Snyder, J. Snyder, S, Snyder, Soccio, Spearing, Speece, Spigelmeyer Stence, Stine, B. Stitt, Stitzer, Stone, Stuck, D. Stull, S. Stull, Sutton L. Traxler, S. Traxler, E, Treaster, T. Treaster, Trout, J. Tubbs, L. Tubbs, S. Valent, Van Zant, Varner Brian Wagner, Bryson Wagner, C. Wagner, Deborah Wagner, Diane Wagner, G. Wagner, L. Wagner, Nl. Wagner, R. Wagner, Ronald Wagner Walk, Walker, Walshau, Walters, Warntz, Watson, L, Webb, W. Webb, Weiler, Wersinger Weyant, Whipple, Wian, Wible, Williams, Wilson, Wilt, Wise, Worley, Wray Yeater, Yocum, Young, Youtzy, Zook CLASSROOM .L Sophomores show spirit at the Chief Logan pep rally. Devoted sophomore chemists perform an experiment. ,- Y-H ---- ----- -- -- - - -- ---- -V - - V Y STUDENT COUNCIL Top rowg left to right: Price,Seigel,Harper,Aurand, Baker, Porch, Rhodes, Knepp Third row: Harper, Weyant, Franklin, White, lVIcNIiIlin, Fisher, Knudson Second row: Wagner, Fultz, Hilstad, Lynch, Thomas, Norht, Kiser, Phenice Bottom row: Walk, Rheam, Bailey, Boring, Larson, Smith, Walters, Fye JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB Top row, left to right: Hertzler, Heroux, Frelin, Mitchell, Hartzler, Goss, Lynch, Fike Third row: Cunningham, Cohen, Kupp, Rhodes, Folk, Wagner, Conner Second row: lVIclVIiIIin, Hackenberry, Rodkey, Vogt, Snyder, Guerinni Bottom row: Costa, Hughes, Zewe, Smith, Nlierley, Fluke, Rice, Larson AS THEY JOIN IN ACTIVITIES, JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH CHORAL CLUB Top row, left to right: Hutchinson, Newman, White, Truscott, Ziegler, Van Horn, Nlaninio, Reed, Leap, Brown, Aumiller, Costa, lVIcNitt Fourth row: Wise, Walker, Wagner, Ingram, Carson, Bailets, Ughette, Newman, Noerr, Rhodes, lVlcNitt Third row: Folk, Clinger, Nlayes, Smith, Lobt, Thompson, Horton, Crowden, Snyder, Shirey Second row: Haller, Sheaffer, Hamilton, Fisher, Bichel, Nlanbeck, Price, Zeigler, Green, Kinzer, Zeigler, Burdge, Bowen, Snook Bottom row: Kanouse, Rupert, Shannon, Dalby, Houser, Lilly, Page, Clark, Filson, Goss JUNIOR HI LITES Top Row, Left to Right: Dahl, Houser, Yoder, Baker, Hartzler, Cunningham, Heading, Carter, Phenece, Leap, Wolfgang, French Fifth Row: Wagner, Nliller, Gance, Folk, Lilly, Orris, Egan, Shaposky, Knepp Fourth Row: Crozier, Bickel, Bickhart, Whitehill, Hughes, Trustcott, Wagner Third Row: lVlcElwaine, White, Berrier, IVIclVIilIen, Wolf Second Row: Stumpff, Costa, Rodkey, Nlowery, Cohen, Wagner, Weyant Bottom Row: Phenece, Hartley, Berlin, Nlierly, Larson PROJECTIONIST CLUB Top rowg left to right: Hertzler, Crane, Buffington, Sheffer, Ribcoff, Bluett Third Row: Kline Kratzer, Brown, Whiteman, Wagner Second row: Coafer, Yoder, Wilson, Righter, Weyant, Saylor, Hollman Bottom Row: Nliller, Pauly, Stewart Lerch, Watson, Hower, Kratzer, Miller STUDENTS CATCH THE SPIRIT OF LEWISTOWN it 5.5! HALL PATROL Top rowg left to right: Advisor Dahl,Havice, Brannon, Horn, Harper, IVlcKee Sixth row: Hartzler, Couklin, Woodcock, Russler, Dulick, Berryman Fifth row: Frelin, Hassinger, Ritchey, Zimmerman, Brown, Shafer, Fisher, Leap, French Fourth row: Hornberger, Hughes, Cunningham, Wagner, Egan, Kupp, Nlayers Third row: lVlcElwain, Fultz, Wagner, lVliller, Goodwin, NlcGunnis, Trustcott Second row: Reese, Guerinni, Stumpff, Costa, Cohen, Rhodes, Voght, Snyder Bottom row: Kenawell, Casner, Richard,lVIclVIiIlin, Berrier, Nlowery, Gregg, IVlierly JUNIOR HIGH BANKERS Top row, left to right: Rhodes, Hartzler, Thompson Fifth row: Getz, Noerr, Reeder, Aurand, Kinzer, Lilly, Houser, Wagner Fourth row: Aurand, Stewart, Price, Stimely, Kinzer, Shimp, Sherlock Third row: Lyter, Berney, Deaver, Dudick, Cowfer, Goodwin, Smith, lVlcNlillin Second row: lvliller, Speece, Davidson, Shirey, Hornberger, Noerr, Mierly, Lynch Bottom row: Baxter, Baker, Johnson, Hockenberry, Stewart, Fitzgerald,Callahan, Newel Ninth Grade Class Officers E is V Back Row, Left to Right: Berrier, President, Wagner, Secretary, Nlrs. l-laller, Advisor: Curry, Vice President, Nliller, Treasurer Stripes, checks, and plaids, for Clash Day . AS NINTH GRADERS OUR IDEAS BEGIN T0 MATERIALIZE are e i f B B ii Jr l ,fiwl-Q.. Jff?f':ffil?liQ g VTE 444 C e. D ','A an ' 'Q as l i s f 1 'i i l gr' L rr 1 1 ieei Ll on na al. C As lm was l ' ff W sl, W4-19 , , . .Je gg, 43 W 35 5 I3 e mfg s Tiff D' fi 1 rr. - iii f a is EIEQZ sg,-fs A4 , ,Efr as Amick, Auman, Aumiller, D. Aurand, Fl. Aurand, S. Aurand, A. Bagrosky, Nl. Bagrosky, Bair, Baker Baumgardner, Beailey, Beckenbaugh, Bell, P, Bender, IVl. Bender, R. Bender, Benson, Berney, Berrier Berrier, David Berryman, Donald Berryan, Bickel, Bickhart, Billet, Bingaman, Binghaman, Blewett, Bleyer Boring, Botteicher, Brandal, C. Brown, P, Brown, Fl. Brown, S. Brown, Brugler, Burkholder, Calahan lVl, Campbell, R, Campbell, Carolus, Carter, C. Casner, D. Casner, G, Casner, Castro, Charles, Ciccolini Clouser, Coder, Cohen,CoIlins, Colyer, Conner, Costa, Crownover, Crozier, Cunningham Curry, Davis, Deavor, Desiderati, Dippery, Drass, Druckenmiller, lVl. Dudick, Fl. Dudick, Dumond ' 'A is x::1. 2 Q, 1 t A , l aw a J f AM A 1 -,.V, se, Q ,.,, :E :-' 5: -- - : . :if , , 1 , f E if A, . , H ,:.- R 'iw A 1. e l : o ,lz Q Q. : s .., --,. 4 2 , ' I 'Z fait W o T213 - R 1 U . vi in fx , l, 2 -4- K 'WZ 2 Vw Zi? 1 ,., ,i'- ' R TS 4-.ys, K at Nix K1- 5 . f gyhr 1, Q ,P , . ,ia .2 'W ,Y '.::Ef .I' , Q: '1 ' , if ' , an ' 'ze :if 4 a JO' its . 1 2 aim Q 4? wt 2 rp Q: vp 'JJ-1, 2 3 'E E : i f -- 7 EQEQQQQQ A t : ggg XR 1 ,XS i iiitkttl 5 O E i 1 S 4 o' Z if .L'L' , 9 ,..' 5 S I , Q A- , -N. 4 sr fiffli itf 5 tk V ls, . .. - , . qi on i :' 3 - .a. N Dunmire, C. Earnest, Joyce Earnest, John Earnest, Eckley, Egan, Espigh, NI. Fackender, S. Fackender, Farley Feathers, Felmlee, Fike, Findly, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Fluke, Folk, L. Foltz, lVI. Foltz S. Foltz, Franklin, D. Freed, Frelin, French, Fultz, Fye, Ganoe, George, Getz Gilliland, Goodwin, C. Goss, Fi. Goss, Gregg, Griffith, Grose, Gross, Grove, Grumbine Guerrini, Hackenberry, Hagerty, Hale, Harlon, Harmon, B. Harper, D. Harper, Harshbarger, P. Hartley R. Hartley, Hartzler, Hassinger, B. Hayes, H a ys, Headings, Heimbach, Hilton, Hoar, Hockenberry David Horn, David Horn, Hornberger, Houser, Huffman, J. Hughes, P. Hughes, Hutchinson, Jacobs, Jenkinson Johnson, Karakantas, A. Kauffman, D. Kauffman, J. Kauffman, Kenawell, Kenepp, Kephart, Kinser, Kinsey NINTH GRADE COURSES REFLECT OUR OBJECTIVES Freshmen find study difficult as Christmas vacation Christmas decorations brighten the halls of the Junior high. approaches. if xi ., Q . ., -. ., f-Q5 J F ' ' . 'ff , ?i 4 --:- ,-f , A ' ' '. 1' ra 2 ,fag ..,,, ' A i J i : i K . , ' ,. -',.1-L 1 ,f,f , if f -- L he i .h- J 1 iris J it .' J lf ? - ' J ' :' f ' in' A M 4, N A .,.A 4 :- h . , -R ? f J1 if ii , J e e yirr ' A I 1. f 1, if A' i' J , ' .1 HF i s i , , , 'JV J air G . an I -, ' vi, if ws , J i .if , ,.,, ,T '.f- iff . 1: 1' A '. ws. X ,s a A Q if Q52 if fi - f , 54+ M5534 S Q Q 14' 5 -ad' 1 I f i : :': ..,... 1 ,, g Q , ,. 51- WW W J 45, QE. ,159 135 by K fr J li? l'g 254' v. k 'X tr -P? 3 , 'sta g' M if x .gg I , Qian R V E Zig A1 157 425 ft J 'W' R2 3 if in i l 2. NINTH GRADERS LEAD JUNIOR HIGH Kinzer, Kline, Kling, Klinger, Knepp, Kratzer, Krepps, Krot, Kulp, Lane Larson, Laub, Lavan, L e a p, Leeper, Lennartz, L e w i s, Lilley, Logan, Logue Long, Louder, Lyter, D. Mackneer, D. Mackneer, Mannino, Martin, Martz, Mayes, D. McCalips J. McCalips, McEIwain, McGennis, E, McKee, J. McKee, McMahon, J. McMillan, M. McMillan, Melius, J. Mellinger R. Mellinger, Metz, Mierley, Jeffrey Miller, John Miller, S. Miller, Mitchel I, Moore, Morrison, Mort Mowery, D. Murphy, K. Murphy, W. Murphy, Myers, Napikoski, Naylor, N e w rn an, Nicholas, Noland Orris, Orth, Osborne, Pannebaker, Peck, Pennebaker, Pennepacker, Poorman, J. Porch, L. Porch Pratt, Rager, Reed, Reese, Reich, Cheryl Rhodes, Claude Rhodes, G. Rhodes, J. Rhodes, Rice Richard, Richenbaugh, Richwine, Ripka, C. Ritchey, D. Ritchey, Rodkey, Rothrock, Confusion reigns throughout the halls of Junior High. c. Runk, L. Runk Future homemakers prepare a gourmet dish. Would you please direct me to room 300? FRESHMEN VISUAIIZE IHEIR JOURNEY AHEAD I r na- lifz-4 V : J '53 S at Y, I, QL WU! if L. at Q' iff? ft x W' ia? 1 - :E- . -V 57: vv:: 5 .. A - . E .st H 1 ,-,., :': to - S t fzg. --.,2 I :-.e I tif ' ,- : , . A .V ,-.f We 'i f f 11.1 2 Ef at . fa :-' 'U it ',,L::' 3 Q . t I ':4T .t, 'i?'f I, l,,,g2i.:,, N , - 4 5 . V, - 5, 4 Q X . , sf we ' f' ig E of F- ix? H 234 wif W , X A ' , f Sikh 5? it 253 is W it ' -zzl I .. . EEA S ' 2: if Z-I A ' ,. .. ,, , i z . S if ig. V: : vu AQK, , I I :,, - 2 .eee w ma i TS, . . ,,.-' I ' .I V, .,,. . LM.. Q 54 , ,ww hgit S M? is we 2 1, Q . K I .. f:F', - if 4 ' ,lvh azure... ' j A. z h Tia if li in L. Rush, Ft. Rush, T, Rush, David Fiussler, Dennis Russler, Sassman, Scheaffer, Schuck, Seachrist, Seaholtz Seibert, Sellers, Shannon, Shaposky, Shay, Sheaffer, Sheffer, Sherlock, Shilling, Short Showers, Siegel, Sitkin,Slemons, Smeltzer, K. Smith, Nl. Smith, V. Smith, Snook, C. Snyder K. Snyder, Spahr, N. Specht, Speece, Spigelmyer, Sprout, Stains, Stewart Stimely Stine, l-l. Stumpff, H. Stumpff, Suloff, L.Summers,R.Summers, Sunderland, Trego, T ru scott, Van Horne Van Scyoc, V oge I, Voght, K. Wagner, l.. Wagner, M. Wagner, R. Wagner, S. Wagner, T. Wagner, V. Wagner Walters, Warntz, Watt, Watts, Weyant, White, Whitehill, Whiteman, Wian, Wiklund Williams, W i I son, Woodcock, Wray, Yeater, Yoder, Zewe, Zeigler, J. Zimmerman, Robert Zimmerman Russell Zimmerman 95 sg as f fr if 'ai , .,, ,R .,. xl' Eg Class Officers Left to right: Miss Price, Advisor, Soult, Treasurer, Aurand, President, Gmwin bo S need no rsh e t Headings, Vice-President, Weyandt, Secretary, Miss Nladill, Advisor 9 y U ' m n ' Q fy EIGHTH GRADERS CLIMB LADDER OF SUCCESS 2 ' 3 use , . . ',., ' N' fa. , Frfxfif A S ' new as ' 2 'ii' 0' . f f . W i' .fa- ,.'S C , . 'W 'IQ ' S ' f -- ' L mf-fm ix if S. ' V Q ' -2 'i K li , ' ' r 'S a if 342-17 L . r MTH y W A :wi ,aillfs , ' ' f ,FI ' Airifg 4-ui f V A J V if-Q Q, 9 sail' K A ' ' 'S' f ' 511 Q1 'Q' 'V s S551-- W V ' , f -f . S S 'Y' ,. rs Eff .I .:'s.lf: Afyks 'T ' , 1, M I -A E ,Nw IS , ii if fl 542 19' H' , . . 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'J M G t Yx ,Q J , ,,. 'G f te.. ' X 'Q L A ,Q f tsl. , - gg-fgb ig gg i: ,-:-: is 3 his I Tffs. v have g Q,.- , . 55 .. a , H i f ' P f f .. ' f ,ff .1 Q Q5 ., X I f A Q ,V Q A kg , . A . F , Q 4 si ,:-.f P . 2 e. F - ,fT 4-Y, ' f . ' f1Q J 2 t 165 f 'W Edmonston, D. Elder, J, Elder, Elliot, Ferguson, E, Fike, T. Fike, Filler, Filson, Fleegal Carol Folk, Caroline Folk, Forshey, Fontini, Foss, Franklin, Freed, J. Fultz, S. Fultz, Gavin Gingerich, Danny Goss, Donald Goss, G. Goss, K. Goss, Grassmyer, Green, Griffith, Grimminger, Groce Gutshall, J. Habbershon, Habbershon, Harbst, Harlon, Haubrick, H e ad i n g s, Heath, Herbster, Hetrick Hockenberry, Hollis, Horn, Horon, Howell, Huff, lVl. Hummel, P. Hummel, Ingram, James Johnson, Barbara Jones, Bonnie Jones, S, Jones, Kanous e, Kau ffm an, Keicer, Kelly, Nl. Kennedy, P, Kennedy Kepner, Kilme r, Klinger, B. Knepp, L. Knepp, B. Knepp, Knepp, Knudson, Kock, Kone EIGHTH GRADERS NOW ACCUSTOMED T0 JUNIOR HIGH ROUTINE Chalk in hand, students solve baffling math problems. With all these books, is it any wonder that l'm late for class? 97 -s-ll 'i I wonder just how far Washington did throw that silver dollar. M 2 -J W5 N ,gp - yy 'vw E p X . ,I-Nawaz, W fr jk I EIGHTH GRADERS GAIN MORE CONFIDENCE M Us 9' N A I 'v . I WE x ,pf J bv 3 '1l' i as , , A f 5, K v. Q V ,E ' 'wig' F W- ' 'HJ .ff I 975' saga W I I , 'Q or :sg M Alf--J. .fg ' ,sv - 4. .Z H 4 , o r .I , A in H I . ,,,. - ,WQEF ,N M I Q I L, 55 N. , , ,g3f,,g,,Qj J. M Q H - X L I. 0 ,E fe s A :t I' vi .6 .4 z 1 1 Q1-ff-X, . . Q' . j :noun 'qfi ' 3' A , gag gay' ,, jAA M, I a gl ii 5? I sw f 1 f I H , -ez xs- ., .ERN ,J Ki '-'flew' '. 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A , ' s X -5 'LQ 1.f. 1 A Egg' 9 iff ' O O 1fQ.QiiiS 33 02. 5-' - fi'?s-f llJ' zfiY1 I S A ' vm-A I 2 V i g , A 4 Ax :tif if ' Z L7 V K ' Fioyer, Russ, Salopek, Sheffer, Shehan, Sherlock, Shimp, J. Shirey, S. Shirey, Shoop Shull, Sieber, Sitkin, B, Smith, D. Smith, R. Smith, V. Smith, Smith, Snook, Snyder Soult, Sowers, E. Specht, G. Specht, L. Specht, Speck, Srubas, Stains, G. Stewart, l-l. Stewart Stimely, Stone, Stratford, Stuck, Summers, Sweitzer, Swineford, Swing, Thompson Stover, Ughetto, Vanalman, Wagner, Walke r, P. Walters, S. Walters, Weyandt, W e ya n t, Wilburne, Wilson Wise, Wolf, Wolfgang, Womeldorf, Woodcock, Worley, B. Yetter, Yetter, J. Zannio, J. Zannio Yoder EIOHTH ORADERS BEGIN TO SUPPORT SCHOOL Q 2 'isieswliistsftw' Future scientists busily work on assignment These math problems aren't really so funny, are they? Seventh Grade Class Officers we I I Standing, left to right: Anne Gehrett, Vice President, Mrs. Brannon, Advisor, John Harper, President Seated: James Xanthopoulos, Secretary, Goss, Treasurer Seventh graders puzzle over a difficult assigr ment. DIFFERENT TEACHERS, UNFAMILIAR RULES, AND NEW FACES CONFUSE SEVENTH GRADERS AT FIRST 100 4 if , is T if 5, ff , D ie -i' fi , ,I , 3 if 3, N is, i , 5 ii say . A-A ffl' :rf T 4. A AW if af j R Tfrsgq.. ' 5 .S A Q' T A -1' J, , X . ,,.. . .1 ' H P me PQ ' 1 5 C S' N T ivi, Q, . , Q ,I T ,Q , ,V,wj ,T I Y J Q 5? A 5 N' if in 'D 5' , A .i,,. A A, c -,,.- if 3' T. f' ,,,4 ,M , , V, .. A , 5 WW, Z, A ,, ..1. ff .. fx J, -A i si, , , L - J ,V if F 57 ' . , W M: Y ' I ,gf iv , R, , 1 , ,,.,x sth 13? MQ? Q xl. ,V ,A ,igeggi w,,g,f,,,,V V, 4,1 Angney, Arnold, Aumiller, Aurand, Baker, Ball, Barner, Barnes, Baxter, D, Bell Fi. Bell, Bender, Berney, Bickel, Bilger, Bingaman, Bishop, Blessing, Boring, Bowen B r a n n o n, Brown, Buchanan, B u ff i n gt o n, Burdge, Burke, Burkholder, Bush, Carodisky, Carstetter Carter, Casner, Cassidy, Cavanaugh, Chambers, Charles, Cherry, Ciccolini, Collins, E. Colyer L. Colyer, Conley, Conner, Corson, Cowfer, Cramer, Crane, Croyle, Crozier, B. Davidheiser C, Davidheiser, Davidson, Davis, Dean, DeArment, DeLong, Diamond, Diedrich, Duncan, J. Earnest ,A ' . , ' QM , V, S, .,,,: i , Qt W , f n ,A A , .. 'hlgfa f f ffaggw, jf? I, 1-0 g s -z,,: . i J .V I 1 ...g 2.4, . L .1 7 tg : it ,A . asia 7 E- A .41 REQXEB '?' .. ' A Ul ng 1 Q. J E .. if 'E T j J if , f ' 4 J .flak F' . f . safffvla , - . E ,gg QF? :lv 2 I Q I ' 'E Ei .2 'Z I l. - 2-. rp' E j ,ff' . ' ff 4, ix T, 5 A -if I . 'E Mk-3-9 , ..' H 'fffx ,y itxfi Q A ' z' 5 A -sis. .tb E E .flu W 2 17' AS SEVENTH GRADERS WE FORM NEW M. Earnest, Edmiston, Elliot, F ah r i nge r, Ferguson, Fet- ters, K, Fike, Fl, Fike, B. Fisher, J, Fisher Nl. Fisher, T, Fisher, Fluke, Focht, Folk, Forsythe, Fye, Gehrett, George, K, Gibbons S. Gibbons, A, Goss, B. Goss, G. Goss, L. Goss, Green, Groce, Grose, Gruber, Hale Haller, Hamilton, Hann, Hardin, Harmon, C. Harper, J. Harper, N, Harper, S. Harper, G. Hartsock J. Hartsock, Hartzler, Heinman, Heister, Heller, Henry,Herbert,Hesketh, Hess, Hilstad Hindman, Hook, K. Hower, Nl. Hower, Hubler, Huff, Ingram, Jemison, John, C. Johnson R, J o h n s o n, S. Johnson, Johnson, Karstetter, Keemer, Keicer, Kelly, Kenepp, Kepner, Kinsey Kinzer, Kitting, Kline, Knox, Kolp, Kratzer, Lacy, Lavan, Leeper, B, Lepley FRIENDSHIPS Weary seventh graders return to their homerooms at i the end of another day. English students listen attentively to a lecture on verbs. 101 F i I. E. Lerch J. Lerch Leetz i . -Q -f N Lynch, 'I-yter, wiiusano' -in -5 5.--- v ,K , . +V 5. sie, , I ,, , , ' :-' ff ,f W' S' i M anbeck, Manning, Marker, -- . V ' - if A I Marks A A R V Maxwell McCool McCoy ' u s e y fy ,. McMullen,'McVicker, M el iu si 4 if 2 sl.:-ef V 'V o. Miller, D, Miller, E.Miller, , . 9' mfs. gk ,,, M. Miller 1 , if ,scat Ziiefuxft if f x ,riffs ' A ' tar, Q S.Miller, Morrison Moyer 'gi '- Y i .5 uf .- E Mussdmanf Myers, NBWGI: , ' ' -e Q f l W 1. Nickel Noerr Norris North ' fish im 64 ' ' ' ' . . 3, 4 1 5 ' ,Q -it M- 5, , , i 4- M rl 'R V ii Oldt, Page, Pannebaker, Pauly, f.V' Ji , , M. ..,, YL ,.s' y Peace, Pearce, Pennelbaker, wi r,Q21,,fjg, Q gf y Pershau, Peters, Phenicie is fag -9' I Q-'fa S ,la A ' ' V ' .Q , ' 1 in Li'i ' j g - - ,Q wi 5 .1 -A g, ,E l W g t Pierce Piper Poorman J. is Q .. is 5' Q Q' Price,,L, Price, R. Pricei, R, . me-5' iifii ' ' y N if - V , l , 1 Price, Ramsey, Ream, Ream l Ci,-LL M M V Q i 5 I ,, ',,'i Fi i jf.!',Qi7 , g H W, Acvh y D, Reed, L, Reed, R, Reed, S, P g J, y , i , V W, A Reed, Reynolds, Rhodes, ' M M EJ , if- -I A Richard, Ripka, Rockaway, N35 kk S sw? -vw I I may .Au N ::- . -,, 1 W Rose , M ff .E ,M V , , K. Rupert FZ. Rupert, Russell f it N, 5, 1, 5 41, H lll- is HM Sat zler,' Sausman, Saylor, --ii? R 1 3' ' X sig.. - - ii i g Q .w g ag, -' Seager, Sheaffer, Sh in g le r, R ,as R ,T , - f --y. 4 sl 2- Shilling fifty e ls fiiiixl A L l i' 4 i NEW PERSONALITIES ADD ZEST T0 JUNIOR HIGH 102 All A's? px Leaving classroom one by one, isn't science lots of fun?! Chee-ry seventh graders eager to tackle a hard day's work. Hall patrol directs busy traffic. SEVENTH GRADERS l00K BACK THOU6HTEUllY AT THE IMPORTANT STEP THEY HAVE TAKEN ' Q- - , . 3 , 4 an -, . It A ,-V, Ty t o W 1 g .Jn fin! egf'-214 gt 4 7 . 1. ,A A Qftl Q , A i A T Q E T31 Azgh W 4 2. AT' J' N7 Aim-X f 1. A sv- 1 ,,,, M N I iw. It ,v ng! , o X Ag' Eg JN I: Q I 1 s. ' 1 1 . J K , A, -I 4, ,ns , ,v, 2 I ,T 1, . It 'Ti E . it S A , S M. Shirk, Shively, Shore, Skipper, D. Smith, E, Smith, N. Smith, Shook, Spahr, D, Specht J. Specht, J.Specht, Steele, St e f f e n, Steven, Stewart, Stine, Stine, C, Stitt, Stricker Suloff, Summers, Swine- ford, Taylor, Thatcher, Thomas, Trego, Tubbs, Ughetto, Van Scyoc A, Wagner, D. Wagner, G. Wagner, Walk, Wallace, Walter, Walters, Ward, Warner, Warntz Watson, Watt, Watts, Weaver, Wert, Whitehill, Wian, Wiklund, Wileman, Wilkens W i I son, Wilson, Wolfe, Xanthopoulas, J. Yetter, P. Yetter, Yoder, Young, A. Ziegler, J, Ziegler Zimmerman 103 I E! Ji!! iiflw'---uf -'Q' ,gif Q -In 104 -i'.,'Fh MJ ACTIVITIES . .A I 4' N 4 .521121 I-ez . A I , If-F Q 15 ,I I I.,,' , I .A ? ' f' 105 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, left to right: Goss, l-lorning, Beckwith, Elliot, Yeater, Krentzman, Burke, Shilling Bottom row:N,Kinsey, Farley, Noerr, Silkman, Gehrett, lVlr. Purcell, Advisor. Cohen, Bailey, S, Wise, Krepps, Sprout, Wian, Soult, Second row: B, Kinsey, J, Wise, Smeltzer, Moeller, Boyer, Nichols, Engle is STUDENT COUNCIL POINTS - ,',, Q 4 WAY T0 STUDENT GUVERNMENT i A STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Dig these crazy titles! says Anita Jo Left to right: Yeater, Recording Secretary, Boyer, President, Goss, Vocational Boyer to Mr. Purcell. Vice-President, Soult, Vice-President, Nloeller, Corresponding Secretary, Kinsey, Treasurer, lVlr. Purcell, Advisor 1 K. ' WL K sits? :iz . . ki we VU' S3 i,,. , fig' A C F rank Berrier I Ron Ciccolini 5 , . v AYAg 'Ygilgfu , 'F , ' Daniel Davis Sis -43 my V, James F auth CV ., -35' William Goss use-ff .' gf - . emsfw 2 if A ,, 2 Q ' 4 X ,. 'N 'O Q 3 h .ggi m:,, Patrick Hogue ' .L Rodney Huff KEY CLUB Standing: left to right: Hogue, Gehrett. Fourth row: R. Noerr, Wilson. Third row: Ciccolini, Goss, Berrier, Houck Second row: D. Noerr, Brugler,Kinsey,lVlr.Duffman,AdvisorSitting: Wise, Huff, Fauth, Nlilgrub KEY ClUB SERVES BOTH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY .. . O . .. ... ' Qt f Qy?x' . C 5. k.,A .1- Ftiohard Houck Pres. of Key Club Lt. Gov. of Dist. 11 l l KEY CLUB OFFICERS Kneeling: Left to Right: Huff, Historian, Kinsey, Treasurer, Noerr, Vice President Third row: lVlr. Duffman, Advisor SittinggCiccolini, Secretary, Houck, President E ' Q I X li . 5 xx I 4' X-5,4 QV' 'ill .4 F rank Kinsey Kenneth Klawitter 1 K I , ,Q ke.. 'IZ' ' ' Richard Nlilgfub Jeffrey Wise Sure doesn't taste like tomato juice! FUTURE TEACHERS AND FUTURE NURSES GAIN INSIGHT INTO THEIR PROFESSIONS FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Standing, left to right: Fulton, Clouser, Goss, Guldin, Lennartz, Leeper, Bingaman, Page, Bearley Second Row: Warntz, Frye, Hogue, McLaughlin, Meloni, Stewart, Kenepp, Mrs. Barr, F. N. A. advisor, Maisano, Walker Sitting: Goodwin, Buchanan, Keemer, Compropst, Boreman, Nichols, looks at samples of F,N,A,pins. Furguson, Kelly, Crock FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA OFFICERS left to right: Debbie McLaughlin, Treasurer, Nancy Hogue, Vice-President, Barb Stewart, Secretary, Vickie Keemer, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Baker, Advisor, Hobson, Historian, President Mrs. Herbster, Advisor, Heath, Treasurer, Mrs. Kaup, Advisor Kneeling: Soult, Secretary, Brown, President, Barber, Vice President 108 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top Row, left to right: Mrs. Herbster, Adviser, J. Fauth, Hartley, Blose, SeigIe,Goss,Hendrlcks, Nichols, DeArment, Soult, Shoff, Spahr, Stone, Brown, Hammel, Engle, Stees, Snyder. Third Row: Mrs. Baker, Adviser, Heath, Kline, Treaster, Norton, Hill, North, P. Kline, Karsetter, Jones, Carter, Miller, Levin, Angney, Adair, B. Levin, Mrs.Kaup, Adviser Second Row: O, Snyder, Fluke, Sipe, Cooper, Hobson, Barber, Bailey, Olson, Smith, Shay, Hartman, Doyle, VanLont, Kinsey, Newel, Cramer First Row:Haller, Elsesser, Young, McCallips, Steinback, Herbster, Ferguson, Canterbury, Wear, Heath, Stevens, Pearce Ii O F '? S at ,YIM IM is st lY fi TBI H Wig! Oo NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Third Row: Glendye, North, Spahr,SpigeImyer,FarIey, Sander, First Fiow: Crock, Shoemaker, Crissman, Haubrick, Smith, Snyder, Wible, Fagan, Norton. Second How: Elsesser, Heath, Kanouse, Olson, Berlin, Chamberlain, DeVita, Nicholas Russ. Siktin. Billinuham. Jones. Sieoel. Krout, Barber, Bailey. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO EXCEL NATIONAL ' HONOR SOCIETY EIB xx 'f 5 3 Q!!! xg NATIONAL HONOF? SOCIETY OFFICERS AND President, Yeater, Vice President, Kinsey,Treas- ADVISOBS Left to right: IVlr. Gibboney, Advisor, urerg lVIrs. Novak, Advisor IVIrs. Fagan, Advisor, Souit, Secretary, Houck, NATIONAL HONOF? SOCIETY SENIOFIS Third row, left to right: Fulton, Shingler, Nlilgrub, Berrier, Engle, Cohen, Glendye First row: Chilcoate, Heath,IVIeloni, IVIiller, Crane, Soult, Houck, Kinsey, Noerr, Adair Second Sprout, Stewart, Stevens, Krentzman row: Fry, Yeater, Sitkin, Brown, Koontz, De-Arment, TO SENIORS. HONOR SOCIETY IS A SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT 1 1O Honor Society members check Rick's speech. Rob, treasurer, collects N. H. S. dues. 5 -Ii , f ,iw 1, , V. -1... . -v I Q. ff2,4,,,5,:.-ff, fs, rift Should we discuss this material at this meet ing? asks Peggy Shawver. DQ N -5 ,x5 3 LIBRARY CLUB ' X I - :- Left to right, Top row: Bressler, Stewart, Mills, Ruhl, Hartsock, Warntz, -1 T- ' Shoemaker, Brown, Bearly Second row:Shawver, Favis, Aumiller, Sunderland, A -'-Q Miller, Clouser, Kuhn, Brannon, D. Goss, Fagan, Dudick, S, Goss Sitting: ' - H I K, Watt, Karstetter, Hicks, Miller, M, Spearing, T, Spearing Kneeling: -gn T-iw 5 Shores, Gregg, Weaver, Fauth, Green LIBRARY ASSISTANTS AND BANKERS PROVIDE A VAlUABlE AID I0 STUDENTS nmxx While other students study, John Johnston completes the banking for Mr. Houser SENIOR HIGH BANKERS AND ADVISOFIS Left to right, Top row: Howell, W. Miller, Appleby, Regan, Fiodkey Fourth row:Stayner, D, Stewart, Bearley, C Iouser, Leeper, Watson, Bressler, Levin Third row: Knepp, Karn, P. Stewart, Steinbach, Hackenberry, Henry, Brown, Goss, Morrison Second row: Mr. Houser, Advisor, Stall, Penebaker, Mills, Keemer, Doyle, Hartman, Beichenbach, D Smith, Heath Bottom row: Mc Cal ips, Brannon, C. Bressler, Stitzer,Wise, Wagner, D. Cramer, Smith, K. Cramer We've got the spirit!! HAPPINESS 'PA wwe R vxc1onY SENIOR PEP CLUB MEMBERS Top Row, left to right: Milgrub, Kinsey, Aurand, Guldin Porch, Wagner, Bulick Fourth Row: Soult, Schultz, Klawitter, Fauth, Shoff Druckenmiller, Shaffer, Miller, DeArment Third Row:Smith, Burdge, Stayner, Appleby, Henry, Smeltzer, Harper, Brown, Nichols, Carter Second Row: Nailor, Rodgers, Langham, Huffnagle, Sprout, McLaughlin, Meloni, Bersinger, K. Angney, Glunt, Engle, Watson Seated: Klein, Britt, Chilcote, Kauffman, Buchanan, Keemer Newel, Sitkin, Compropst, Stevens, C. Angney, Goss. Kneeling: I-lackenberry,Chairmang Pierce, Middleswarth, Wear, McLaughlin, Schlegal, Snook p PEP CLUB PROVIDES BACKBONE FOR PANTHER SPIRIT 5 SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB MEMBERS Top Row, left to right: Foster, Goss, Fagan, Kline, Watson, Piper, Krout, Levin, Morrison, Hampton, Hammel, Norton,Wian ThirdRowg McLaughlin, Russ, Miller, Brown, R e i ch e n bac h, Marthouse, Kulp, VanZant, Young, Dresse, Kuhn Second Row: Shimp, Lerch, Berlin, Miller, Wagner, Shawver, Haller, F e rg u son, Smith Front Row: Chamberlain, Sheaffer, Hoenstine, Snyder, Cohen, Smith, Wagner, Glendye, Myers, Knepp, Searer, Smith, Kinsey 112 JUNIORSPEP CLUBMEMBERS First rowg left to right: Hogue, Leeper, Canterbury, Hartman, Herbster, Sprout, Warnt, Headings, Moeller, Steinbaugh Second Row: Leeper, Elsesser, Folk, Vaughn, Shea, Jones, McCallips, Nicholas, Maisano, Kelly, Caplan Third Row: Swing, Spearing, Reish, Bowman, Cooper, Halfpenny, Miller, Norris, Kuhns, Thomas, Rhodes Fourth Row: Knepp, Hendricks, North, Kulp, Kanouse, Billingham, NI. Bloom, Schmidt, Britt, Blewett, S. Bloom, Siegel Fifth Row: Knepp, Doyle, Murafka, Spahr, Lennartz, Coudriet, Edmiston, Masa, Farley, Dawe, Mauery WE F0i.Low PANTMERS I To 842, VICTORY 09 oo Oo i Qo ot? 0 02 DEBATE AND FORENSICS CLUB Standing, left to right: Dudick, Sander, Miller, Yocum Seated: Nlr. Frederikson, Ad- visor, Hockenberry, Sitkin, DeVerter Our cheerful morning announcer STUDENTS EXPRESS THEMSELVES THROUGH NEWS AND DEBATE Joe and Debbie feel they have sound affirmative argument. Waldo and Gary present the negative view of a debate. RADIO BHOADCASTERS Top rowg left to right: Goss, Norton, Dudiok, Miller, Foster, Burlew, Appleby, Deverter. Nliddle row: Van- Zandt, Chamberlain, Searer, Karn, Glendye, Hartman, Goss, Smith, Sitkin, Siegel, Bottom row: Hamilton, Headings, Liggett, Warntz, Krentzman, Desiderati, Schlegel, Heath, Wear, lVlr. Brouse, Advisor 'A S' 'Q Q' lVlAF?OON AND STEEL EDITORS l Standingg left to right: ciccolinl, Newel, lVlr. Barger, Advisor, sitkin Kneeling: lris and lvlr. Bargef take a peek at anew Fauth, McLaughlin, Sitkin, Cohen Issue of Maroon and Steel. MAROON AND STEEL PRODUCES INFORMATIVE NEWSSHEET The Nlaroon and Steel editors consult on assignments. MAROON AND STEEL TYPISTS Standing, left to right: Black, Soult, Harper Seated Chilcote, Carter lVlr. Barger reads Maroon and Steel rules. f l E 3 r 9 Q SPORTS STAFF Standing, left to right: Stoicheff, Burlew, Bailey, Reeder, Shaffer, Dudick, Parker, Foster, Sheffield, Huff, Crawford, Editor Cicciloni Seated: Lennartz, Hartman, Russler, Kelly, Keemer, Hobson ill FEATURE STAFF Standing, left to right: Siegel, Moeller, Elsesser, Kuhn, North,Miller, De Verter, Sitkin, Editor, l-lalfpenny, Hill, Brown Kneeling.: Herbster, Billingham, Berlin, Meyers, A lot of responsibility rests on Chic. Wian, Newell, DeVita, Searer, Stevens -PQ -D0 g! lliti Chic and Mr. Barger embrace their work with vigor. An important Maroon and Steel meeting? in Q .! SCHOOL STAFF Top Flow, .left to right: Soult, Glendye, De Levin, Guldin, Krentzman, Hogue, Haubrick, Arment, Piper, Miller, Boyer, Smeltzer, Goss Bottom Bow: Buchanan, Warntz, Hartman, Harper, Fulton, Nichols, Second Bow: P. Cohen, Editorg Meyers, N, Cohen, Wear, Chamberlain, Gregg, Bussler, Levin, Engle, Bailey, Yetter, Mc Kee SENIOR LORE EDITORIAL STAFF A - Standing, left to right: Houck, Sports Editorg Ciccolini, Business lvlanagerg lvlilgrub, Photographer Seated: Glendye, Lay-Out Editor, Krentzman, Administrative Editor, YEARBOOK ADVISOBS De Verter, Nlake-Up Editorg Cohen, Circulation Manager IVIrs. Burdge, Staff Advisor, Mr. Barger, , Business Advisor COMPETENT EDITORS. DIIIGENT STAFF, AND HARD WORK COMBINE TO MAKE THE lORE A YEARBOOK OE TOP OUAIITY LOBE TYPISTS A Standingg left to right: Watson, Stricker, Hartman, Rose, Sprout, De Verter, Editor, Bersinger, Fisher LORE EDITORS Donna Glendye, Lay-Out Editorg Jo Ann Krentzman, Adm in i st rat i ve Editor, Barbara De Verter, Make-Up Editor 6-lllllllll A . . . . ' . 'Y It Students smile with a sense of admiration for the yearbook. Everyone helps to make this year's yearbook the best! An advisor settles a problem. SENIOR MAKE-UP STAFF Standing, left to 'rightz Conpropst, Stayner, Kline, Harper, Sitkin, Koontz, Carter, StevensgSitting: Kuhns, Soult, De Verter, Editorg Newel, Yeater, Sprout Editors casually discuss a yearbook deadline with lVlr. Nlonteith, yearbook district representative, and Nlrs. Burdge. SENIOR LAY-OUT STAFF Standingg left to right: Goss, Guldin, Buchanan, Keemer, DeArment, Dickson, Fulton Nleloni Cohen Schultz Fauth Sitting- Hackenberry Angney Nichols, T ORE t ' t t t' tf . ' Wgfk 'fo smilgggsr iheatgmglfi ou rom Glendye, Editoifg Weyarlt, Smeltger, Boyer, Montgomery ' ' JUNIOR EDITORS Standing, left to right: Billingham, Siegel Sitting: North, Hill, De Vita, Crock Juniors seem exasperated at a meeting. JUNIOR STAFFS TRAIN FOR NEXT YEAR'S YEARBOOK JUNIOR MAKE-UP STAFF Standing, left to right: Nicholas, Nlc Catips, Kerstetter, Hogue, Jones, Elsesser, Rulers and ingenuity help juniors lay out Kelly, Crissman5Sitting: Herbster, Steinbach, Sprout, Hill, Crock, Leeper, Kanouse, pages. Haubrick I JUNIOR LAY-OUT STAFF Standing, left to righ: Krepps, Butler, Barber, Dawe, IVIaurey,Sltkin, Hendricks, Lennartz, Hobson, Kenepp, Kuhn, Parker Sitting: Conpropst, Nloeller, Britt, North, Siegel, Spahr, Halfpenny, NIcKee Juniors label pictures at meeting PLAY COMMITTEES C0-ORDINATE EFFORTS T0 STAGE PLAY MAKE-UP COMMITTEE Top Row, left to right: Smeltzer, Fauth, Guldin, Goss, Hartzler, Wagner, DeArment, Engle Middle Row: Meloni, Bersinger, Middleswarth, Angney, Compropst, Fry, Carter Bottom Row: Heath, Henry, Kuhns, Miller, Stevens, Buchanan PROGRAM COMMITTEE AND USHERETTES Top Row, left to right: Fulton, Nichols, Harper, Weyant, Dickson, Carter, Kline Middle Row: Sprout, Keemer, Fisher, Fry, Chilcote, Shellenberger Bottom Row: Stayner, Shawver, Kline, Deavor, Kline PROPERTIES AND WARDROBE Top Row, left to right: Fauth, Glunt, Nichols, Hartzler, Mid- dle Row: Middleswarth, Carter, Miller, Langham, Compropst, Stewart Bottom Row: Wagner, Engle, DeArment, Koontz l l llll .. STAGE CREW Top Row, left to right: Fauth, Milgrub, Berrier, Dudick Third Row: McLaughlin, Bersinger, Glendye, Montgomery, l-laubrick, Stees Second Row: Dickson, Meloni, Appleby Bot- tom Rowg DeArment, Angney, W atson, Fulton PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Top Row, leftto right:Ciccolini, Goodwin, Noerr Middle Row: Smeltzer, Engle, Fisher, Carter Bottom Row:Middle- swarth, F ry, Kauffman, Glendye A 9 g f pw 119 l,A3 , , ,i ,.,A, ' SENIOR C LASS PLAY Third row: Crawford, Appleby, Miller, Hayes, Ciccolini, Schultz, Krentzman First Pow: Mr, Frederiksen,Advisor, Ciecierski, Sheffield, Hayes, Second Pow, Yeater, Boyer, Lewis, Gross, Hartley, Headings, Milgrub, Wise, Green, Schlegel, Pierce, Cohen, Soult, Wear, Newel, Sitkin, Huff,Gibboney, Advisor RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS PROVIDES COMEDY EOR THE AUDIENCE AND ENJOYMENT EOR THE STUDENTS 120 Mr. Frederiksen and Mr. Gibboney pause briefly in discussing the progress of the Senior Class Play. RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS! Isaac Goodpasture . . Grace Bannerman . . Harry Bannerman . Maggine Larkin . . Betty O'Sheel . . . Prudence Melvin . Agnes Culp .... Mildred Evans ,.... Della Waterford ..... . Comfort Goodpasture . Grady Metcalf .... Gloria Coleman . . Mary Ann Stone . . Gina Leone .... Charlie Melvin . Ed ......... Fred ........ Colonel Thorwald . . . Lieutenant Guido .... Corp. Opie Dalrymple Clement Metcalf .... Danny ......... Pvt. Wambess . . Pvt. Litwhiler . . . Pvt. Morrissette . . .WaldoMilIer . . . Iris Sitkin . . Jeff Appleby . Phyllis Cohen , , Sally Newel . Anita Jo Boyer . . . MarySchlegel JoAnn Krentzman . . JoAnn Yeater . . . CarolWear . . MikeHayes . . MarshaSoult . PhondaSchultz . . Kathy Pearce . . Ken Hartley . . .. Bill Green Fred Ciecierski . . Barry Lewis . . . Jeff Wise Mike Sheffield . Pick Milgrub . Ted Headings . .Flon Ciccolini . . Rodney Huff . . Danny Gross l An irate old woman bitterly protests to the Army's building a missile base in their town. Gee that's groovy, says Comfort after Grady kisses her. .Zi nf s Town boys fearlessly fight the British in lVlrs. Representing Putnarn's Landing, Harry Bannerman makes an agree- Bannerman's July 4 Pageant. mentwith the U. S. Army as to their putting their base in the town. asv... sv, mill? At a happy moment Maggie and Guido talk over their future plans together. 5 The townspeople are shocked to learn that little Danny set off the missile. SENIOR HIGH BAND Top row: left to right: Bodenschatz, Baker, M. Wagnar, Ritcher, Adair, Kuhns,Gray Second row:McGinnis,Crozier, Snyder, Long, Lynch, Suff, Nutshell, Lundvall Fourth row: M, Campbell, Whitehill, McMiIIin, D, Miller, Stewart, VanSyoc, J, Campbell, Stidinger, J, Miller, Mitchells, Wilt, Karn, Kenawell Bottom row: Ligget,Mierley,Stull,Deavor, Watson, Spahr, Yocum Third row: Mort, Hobson, Levin, Hoar, Reese, T. Ruch, L, Rush MARCHING PANTHERS RAISE SCHOOL SPIRIT 5 I I SENIOR HIGH BAND OFFICERS SENIOR HIGH COLOR GUARD AND MAJORETTES Left to Right: Gwen DeArment, Head Majoretteg Jim Color Guards: Left to Right: Montgomery, Stees, Hill, DeVerter, Tubbs Heckendorn, Manager: Mary Adair,Vice President: Debbie Fisher, DeArment. Majorettesg Left to Right: Smith, Goss, Wagner Wian, Drum Majorette: Mr. Ressler, Band director: Porch, Aumiller, Huffnagle, DeArment, Haubrick, Desiderati, Bulick Mike Huff, Manager: Ray Liddick, President. Guldin, Elsesser, Schultz. I ,,, , I Top Bow, leftto right:French,Hartzler,Dudick,Hassinger, Walters, Liddick, Ivlr. Hornick Bottom Bow: Snyder Brandeau, Bush, FiIand, Metzger, Huff ThirdBow: Wian, Yeater, Cramer, Desiderati, Kanouse, CampbeIlKneeIing Heckendorn, Wersinger, Boyd, Hartzler, Burlew, Forsythe Harmon, Crownover, Koontz, Hackett, Beigle, IVIcElwam Second Row: Holsopple, Fry, Buchanan, Orris, Egan, COUNTY BAND Top Bow: Stidinger, Kline, Gray, Bodenschatz, Snyder, Dudick, Long, Bush, Huff, Lundvall, Hartzler, Spahr, Campbell Nlid- dle row: Hobson, Barber, Wer- singer, Koontz, Levin, Adair, Holsopple, Buchanan, Orris, Kanouse, D.Snyder Bottom row: Reigle, NIcEIwain, Cramer, Fry, Miller, Angney, Kuhns, Hackett DISTRICT BAND Top Bow: left to right: Koontz, Huff, Spahr Middle Row Levin, Barber, Watson, Cramer, Burlew bottom Row: Adair, Buchanan P Q Strike up the band! Let's get them a little higher, girls!! We've heard of bull-headed people, but really! Band concludes half time show with the playing of our Alma Mater. MUSIC MAKERS BELT OUT PANTHER TUNES C o 1 Q , Y Z7 .nr 4. 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Third Row: V Miller, Casner, Norton, Schultz, Rhodes, Levin, Engle, Stees, Boyer, Spahr, Fahringer. Second Rovvzlvlrs Rogers, Forsythe, Liddick Kauffman, Kanouse, Kulp, Young Russ, Cooper, Bingaman, Elsesser. First Row: Hackett, Nl. Haller, DeVita, B, Lynch, Crock, Boreman, Buchanan, Ciecierski, Sh i r I e y, Mills CONCERT CHOIR ALLOWS STUDENTS TO SHOW THEIR ABILITY OFFICERS Left to right: Levin, Ciecierski, Huff, Wise, Buchanan, Mrs. Rogers, director 126 DISTRICT CHORUS Top Row, left to right: Bodenschatz, IVlcFarland, Lynch, Huff, Bottom Row, left to right: Levin, Spahr, Ciecierski, Kanouse SENIOR ENSEIVIBLE Left to right: Billingharn, accompa- nistg DeArment, Schlegel, Boyer, Brown, Levin, IVlcI.aughI in, Buchanan, Ciecierski IIQ 'lg'2UJUF-ISUJZUZUJIU-IO 0521 --OCUBTCDZOQCCOO 1 rn mmm - 1: U-CLD-5011-0-X14-.2f7'S!l3 Z 2.6202-fa-fpTwL3 2-:BDO co1 :U K4 -x3:r 1-Pm Om 'Y 'gOUj' CD' 1-1-W-U32 ESU NOZED, gm.3gk4.. 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Spirit rises as Cheerleaders do P-Stomp, Two years' service Three years' service CHEERLEADERS ACTIVATE SCHOOL SPIRIT 130 Wonder what the cheerleaders are so amused about? 1 Things look pretty dead at this pep meeting. Actually, they're not. Jo Ann Yeater, Captain, and Jane Fulton, Co-Captain, with Nlrs., Becker, Advis or, proudly display Good 5p0 t5ma '5h'P TVODIW-H Cheerleaders Kick'em high to the music of a victory song. Jo Ann Krentzman tl Joi' Four years' service CHEERLEADERS POSSESS ZESI. ZIP. AND ZING Captain Jo Ann Yeater tl Joi! Two years' service Cheerleaders Ham it up at Pep Flally, JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Bow, left to right: Nichols, Sheaffer, Shaposky, Nlegahan, Dalby Top Row Fye, Logue, Barnes VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Flow, left to right: Stallone, Snook, Canoe, Walls, Shilling, P. Crosson, Cunningham, R. Crosson, B. Wise, l-logue, Dean, Johnson, Bloom, Conrad, Foster, Elliot. Getz, Quay, l-layes, Goss, Wible, Manager. First Flow: Third Row: l-letrick, Manager, Fl. Noerr, l-louck, l-less, McCaIips, Duncan, McMahon, Zook, Walk, E. Noerr, Johnston, Beckwith, Keller, McCoach, Smith, J. Wise, Wagner, Breon, Reed, Sicchitano, Dippery Goodwin, Williams, Second Flow: Nichols, Manager, Wipple, YEAR OF THE PANTHER YlElDS TROPHIES FROM WESTERN CONFERENCE. SUSOUEHANNA CONFERENCE, CENTRAL COUNTIES COACHES Left to right: Mr. Swineford, Defensive Linebacker Coach, Head Scout, Mr. Grassmyer, First Assistant Offensive Line Coach, Mr. Bohn, I-lead Coach, Mr. Baumgardner, Defensive Coach, Mr. Stravalo, Back- Coagh B0hn and Captain Jim Johnson proudly field Coach display their hard-earned trophies. ' T Q 'Q 1- W I I I I I I Lf 2 I. RON BECKWITH DAVE CUNNUNGHAM MARK GANOE 175 lbs. 190 lbs. 231 lbs. 6' 3 5' 10 6' 2 Quarterback Center Tackle VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD I LEWISTOWN OPPONENT 28 Holicloyslourg O I9 Bellefonfe I8 25 Tyrone O 35 Mount Union 6 23 Slate College I3 34 Lock Haven 9 I9 Carlisle 47 I 2I Chief Logon 7 I 32 Windber O 26 Huntingdon 21 I ls l . . y -gf 4' I MIKE GETZ 160 lbs. 5U 977 Quarterback . Q 5 4 A ,f .511 MIKE GOODWIN 190 lbs. 5' 10 Center Hands up for victory! Who got the ball? Two Cokes and a cheeseburgerl' 133 Panther 5af1f0Vd Quay he?-GS Off 8 l3Cllf0f1t9 Raider. As Coach Bohn instructs a Panther player, Coaches Grassmyer and Baumgardner watch the Panthers in action. Get that ball and run it, run it, Q ' P' Q' .1 wlllllwll 'W'l' N X , O 1 f 1 I ' 4 i Bill Goss Steve Hayes 175 lbs. 6'0 175 lbs. 5'11 End Guard SENIORS in 'H 'f WW W yv- ,IIN M ll l I ll 315 Pat l-logue 175 lbs. 6'21f2 End Panthers always get BLT G..- Rick Houck Jim Johnson 160 lbs. 6'0 185 lbs. 6'1 End Guard Hi, We I , l'IW' I xg .5 A ' T' mn I 1311. I Sanford Quay 188 lbs. 5'11 Center Joe Stallone 172 lbs. 6'0 Guard SENIORS 'f li We ,N Z E ml W 1+ Gary Walls Bernie Wise Jeff Wise 187 lbs. 6'1 178 lbs. 5'11 175 lbs. 5'11 Tackle l-lalfback Halfback TEAM + COACHES + SPIRIT + ABILITY 2 WINNING SEASON their man. I it I . Barry Lewis 172 lbs. 5'1O Tackle WWW TWIN I I x m I 'll Taking advantage of Panther blocking, Getz gains yardage. I I Ed Noerr 145 lbs. 5'9 Panthers out for another kill. End 135 Crosson speeds on for valuable yardage. I Panthers display fancy footwork, A FINE PROGRAM PRODUCES EXPERIENCED PIAYERS VARSITY B FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL RECORD ' RECORD LEWISTOWN OPPONENT .' i LEWISTOWN OPPONENT 24 Juniata Joint O X 33 Niounf Union 0 33 Mount Union 7 Ii X 6 Camp Curtin 7 4O Huntingdon I4 5 ,NFL 28 Huntingdon 6 46 Chief Logan O ETA 32 BaIcI Eagle O 32 BeIIeEonte O Nittany I3 Altoona 39 20 Bald Eagle Area O 48 Lock Haven 20 Chief Logan 6 26 Bald Eagle O Carson Long O Lock Haven O JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBAL L Top Bow, left to right: Kinser, I-lorn, Coach Ross, Coach Havice Krushinsky, Bulick. Fourth Row: B kh ld S Wa r B ssler ur o er, . gne , u Amick, D. Arment, Siegel Woodcock, Lewis, T. Wagner Third Bow, left to right: l-louser Aurand, Harper, Quay, Eaton Lennartz, Hilton, J.B. Sitkin Beckenbach, Second Bow Knudson, Peck, Noerr, Cast ro 1 Conklin, Nlan ag e rg Bearley Spout, Carson, Fisher, J. Sitkin Bottom Row, Lilley, Flagle Shehan, Manager, J. Brown, B Brown, Soult, Shul, Burge Shirey, Bailey I I J I J I I VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD RUGOED COMPETITION MAKES SEASON TOUGH Co-captains, Ron Beckwith and Pat Hague, dis- cuss the line up with Coach iVlcCormick. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I-GHS OPP. J.V TOT Selinsgrove 40 49 50 Bishop Guilfoyle 86 43 67 Lock Haven 82 56 36 Williamsport 79 42 54 Bishop Guilfoyle 77 34 6T Lock Haven 70 47 73 Bucktail Area 83 38 66 Bel lefonte 6T 50 77 Hollidaysburg 58 38 56 Pmlipsbut-9 49 53 77 Chief Logan 52 50 42 Tyrone 45 44 63 Mount Union 6T 57 56 Central 59 57 54 Huntingdon 79 36 64 Holliclaysburg 79 42 57 Phillipsburg 60 47 72 Chief Logan 6T 60 62 Tyrone 6T 52 67 Mount Union 9T 42 42 Central 52 63 58 Huntingdon 52 53 c OPP. 37 62 45 68 58 7T 43 37 53 46 44 27 64 36 56 54 36 55 41 57 38 7T 137 COACH McCORMlCK'S CAOERS POST 9-13 SEASON RON BECKWITH 61 121V 175 lbs Forward BILL GOSS 6' Ol! 180 lbs gg 'T -, Guard of leg I A breathless moment before the ball sinks in, PAT HOGU 6l 211 E , -- Another two points 175 lbs Center lllllflfllg 6' OV! 160 lbs Guard lhlllsl 138 Catch! V PANTHERS snow HUSTLE, DETERMINATION IN comms W ll t r w0n't lt? Has Beckwith taken up ballet? R1 We . .:,, Y 3. fs' liner x 3. Crosson goes up for another rebou d 139 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Standing, left to right: Coach Johns, Williams, Foster, Elliot, I-Iorning, Hetrick, Walk Kneeling: Buckley, Shell, McCooI, Jacobs, Nichols, Skillman, Warntz, Sicchitano JUNIOR HIGH GOES UNDEFEATED JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE LGHS OPP. 68 Penns Valley 50 68 Bald Eagle 23 Nittany 59 Huntingdon 27 60 State College 47 74 Mount Union 48 58 Huntingdon 47 59 Mount Union 32 65 Penns Valley 25 59 Huntingdon 45 49 State College 40 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD Top Row, left to right: James, Manager, Shehan, Nlanagerg Kling, Brandau, Jenkinson, Quay, Jim Zannino, Nlanagerg Coach Runk. Second How: Richards, 140 Ball, Farley, Houser, Harper, Lewis, Eaton Bottom Row: Dudick, Pandel, Lilley, John Zannino, Fisher, Noerr, Popo mf JB ,L 1 , , 3 f . ,I V . I f X - A :'- u ,K , ' e me an Hxxffsmshm Q vfhtfkw rf ,fi 1- 'Q A w I '- I oach Brouse, junior varsity, Coach Barone, arsityg Coach I-Iavice, junior high IIALUABLE EXPERIENCE I S A Panther grappler counters a takedown maneuver. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD Standing, left to right: Collins, Manager, Gross, Ivlanagerg Wagner, Brugler, lVloore,Gehrett, Coach Brouse Kneeling: IVIetz, Aurand, Fahringer, Egan, Lynn 143 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING SQUAD Top Row, left to right: Brugler, Conklin, Knudson, Krushinsky, Miller, Coach Havice Fifth Bow: Reynolds, Porch, D. Smith, S. Aurand, Soult, J, Miller, Campbell, Botteicher Fourth Row: Hower, Manager, Mort, Stumpff, Vogel, lVl. Smith, J. Sitkin, Burge, Bulick, Kratzer Third Bow: lvlitton, Laughlin, Lynch, Elder, E, Aurand, Ftager, Desiderati, Piper, Rhodes, Ftichwine Second Ftow: Myers, Hilton, Lavin, Kinsey, Curry, R.Aurand, Harper, D.Aurand, Wagner, Peck, Morrison First Ftovv: Bailey, Shirey, Berryman, Forsythe, Boring, Johnson, Ritter, Burke,Fleam EIGHT GRAPPEERS EARN VARSITY LETTERS 144 Bob Blose gives his opponent a lesson in wrestling. JUNWR HWH WRESTLWG L G H S 24 26 42 27 24 30 SCHEDULE Chief Logon Chief Logon Keith Altoona Huntingdon Huntingdon State College OPP 22 20 6 T8 T7 38 Robb Kinsey easily takes lead. TRACK TEAM Top Row, left to right: Beckwith, Horning, Wilson, Foster, Ganoe, Hollis. Second Row: Kinsey, Greene, Stoicheff, Knepp, Wise, Gehrett, First Row: Lynn, Gers, Shellenberger, McLaughlin, lVlyers, Lewis, Liddick TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS DISPLAY VARIETY DF SKILLS SENIOR TRACK NIEIVIBEFTS Left to right: Lewis, Coulter, Beckwith, Kinsey, Shellenberger, Stoicheff, Wise Charge! 5 DUAL MEETS , 3 Vg' Lewistown 92 Kishacoquillas 58 if ' - Lewistown 92 112 Chief Logan 57112 ? i A Lewistown 60 Lock Haven 90 .. . X , f 1 '73 TFIIANGULAR MEETS f Z ' Lewistown 57 Huntingdon 63 , Tyrone 70 Lewistown 54 West Perry 54 2 Chief Logan 49 f XE Mr. Grassmyer and lVlr. Johns capably guide our track members to victory. at ,t 4 , ' 'r L . Gary's got it! BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: G, Reed, L, Wagner, E, Noerr, E. Curry, W, Breon, M. Clark Second row: D. Davis, R, Crosson, B. Hess, M. Getz, J. Johnston, J. Nleloni, B, Wise Standing: Coach Stravolo, S. Quay, J, Steele, G, Walls, Fl. Lepley, Nl. Goodwin, C. Duncan, Manager PANTHER DIAMOND SPARKlESAIN '67 li 'ir I In 'lx S1 A A A A X7 'ii ' ':'s'S ' '31 Put'er there, says Nleloni. Another slam for Johnston. BASEBALL TEAM RECORD L.G.H.S. 15 Mount Union 5 Bellefonte 8 I2 Kishacoquillos 8 3 West Perry 4 l Chief Logon 3 2 West Snyder 3 3 East Junioto I 8 Rothrock 2 7 Greenwood 8 I2 Tuscororo 3 9 Middleburg O 7 Juniata Joint I l Newport 7 SENIOR BASEBALL PLAYERS AND COACH Top row, left to right: Davis, Goodwin, Noerr Bottom row: Wise, Quay, Walls, Meloni, Getz, Coach Stravalo 146 FIRST YEAR FOR COURTMEN AT l. 6. H. S. i i i i '7',' A 1.51 TENNIS TEAM King of the Court---Coach Kneeling: R. Stumpff, R, Sipe, J. Berney Standing: J. Wible, R. Houck, J. Bailey, A. Hess, McCormick, J. Rodcey I luwiii TENNIS SCORES L.G.H.S. Opp. 1 2 . . . . . Huntingdon . . . 5 i,-,' f.. fk,1.2l Q 1-.'5 5 0 . . . . State College . 0 Q 7 ii SSRS at SSS S SSSS . ..,.fei eieiie I . . . . Huntingdon . . . 6 A 17 0 . . . . Lock Haven . . . 7 1 . . . . Hollidaysburg . . . 6 .ofi 3 . . . . Hollidaysburg . . . 4 iii, iiii 0 . . . . Lock Haven . . . 7 I 0 . . . . State College . . . 7 It's a long stretch for Rick Houck. Coach McCormick gives some pointers to members of the team. 147 SEIIIOR BIOGRAPHIES SUSAN K. ABBOTT MARY FRANCES ADAIR Band 1,2,35 County Band 1,2,35 District Band 15 Concert Choir 1,25 CountyChorus 25 Dramatics Club 15 Intramurals 1,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Band - Vice President 3 PAUL GLENN ADAMS CHERYL ANN ANGNEY Dramatics Club 2,35 Glee Club 15 Intra- murals 15 Lore Typist 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Stage Crew 2,35 Student Council 15 Tri-High-Y 1,2 KATHRYN ANN ANGNEY Banker 25 Dramatics Club 2,35 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Hospital Auxil- iary 15 Intramurals 15 LORE 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party JEAN MARIE APPLEBY Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Student Council 1 JEFFREY L, APPLEBY Banker 2,35 Prom Committee5 Radio An- nouncer 3 LINDA LOU ARNOLD Banker 15 Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Panther Queen 3 STEVEN B. AURAND LORE 35 Pep Club 35 Track 2,35 Weight- lifting and Conditioning Club 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3 SHARON ANN AUSTIN Glee Club 1 ALICE FAY BEAVER RONALD L. BECKWITH Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Student Council 35 Track 1, 2,3 FRANK HARRY BERRIER JR. Future Teachers of America 35 Key Club 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Stage Crew 2,35 Wrestling Manager 1,2,3 SANDRA LEA BERSINGER Dramatics Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 15 Lore Typist 35 Pep Club 3 LINDA CHRISTINE BIRCH Pep Club 35 Powder Puff Football 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2 ROBERT BLAINE BLOSE JR. Class Colors Committee5 Future Teachers of America 35 Prom Committee5 Stage Crew 2,35 Student Council 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3 GLORIA JEAN BOREMAN Arts and Crafts 25 LORE Typist 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3 BARRY BOTTORFF Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2,3 JERRY A. BOTTORFF Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Future Craftsmen Club 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2,3 ANITA JO BOYER A Student Council 1,2,35 Secretary 25 Presi- 148 dent 35 Future Teachers of America 25 LORE 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Circulation Manager of Maroon and Steel 25 Sentinel News Reporter 25 Intramurals 15 Dramatics Club 1,25 Concert Choir 1,2, 35 County Chorus 2,35 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,35 Assembly 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party BARBARA JEAN BRATTON Biology Club 15 Class Colors Committee5 Class Hat and Pennant Committee5 Dra- matics Club 1,2,35 Band 25 Sophomore Class Party5 French Club 25 Maroon and Steel 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,25 Prom Committee BERNARD G. BRATTON Auto Shop 1,2,35 Future Craftsman Club 1,2,3 BRYSON CHARLES BRATTON, JR. Banker 15 Football 1,25 Intramurals NANCY JEANNE BRITT Future Nurses of America 15 Glee Club 2,35 LORE Staff 25 Pep Club 35 Powder Puff Football 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 SUSAN JANE BROWN Banker 35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Ensemble 1,2,35 Future Teachers of America 1,2,3, President 35 Intramurals 15 MaroonandSteel2,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party KENNETH RAYMOND BRYER BARBARA ANN BUCHANAN Biology Club 15 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Sec- retary 35 County Chorus 2,35 Girls En- semble 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,35 Future Nurses of America 1,2,35 Secretary 25 Intramurals 15 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 LORE Staff 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 3 BEVERLY JEAN BULICK Glee Club 25 Intramurals 15 Majorette 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 ' MILES E. CALHOUN Biology Club 15 Stage Crew 2,3 CONNIE MAE CARTER Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party FREDRICK G. CASSIDY Auto Shop 1,2,3 SUSAN L. CASTRO Intramurals 1,35 Powder Puff Football 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 MARGARET ANN CHILCOTE Dramatics Club 35 Intramurals 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 National Honor So- ciety 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee RONALD L. ClCCO'I.INI Business Manager of LORE 2,35 Class Hat and Pennant Committee5 KeyCIub1,2, 35 Secretary 35 Maroon and Steel Sports Editor 35 Morning Announcer 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sentinel News Reporter 35 Sophomore Class Party FREDRICK LEVAN CIECIERSKI Wrestling 1 MANICE L. CIECIERSKI Assembly 1,2,35 ConcertChoir1,2,35Con- cert Choir President 35 County Chorus 2,35 District Chorus 2,35 All-State Chorus 35 Ensemble 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 PHYL LIS AILEEN COHEN Biology Club 15 Cheerleader 2,35 Dra- matics Club 1,35 Intramurals 15 LORE Advertising Manager 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Prom Committee5 School News Editor 35 Sophomore Class Party AUDREY ANN CONPROPST Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club 25 Future Nurses of America 1,2,35 Treasurer 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Sophomore Class Party WILLIAM W. CORBIN Auto Shop 1,2,35 Future Craftsman Club 1,2,3 JERRY K. COULTER Electric Shop 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3 KATHY JO CRAMER Banker 1,2,35 Future Teachers of Ameri- ca 1,2,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 15 Sophomore Class Party JAN WHITNEY CRANE Banking 15 Biology Club 15Wrestling1,2,3 MICHAEL JUDE CRAWFORD Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Tennis Team 2,35 SophomoreClass Party5 Student Coun- cil 35 Wrestling Manager 1 GLENDA A. CROWNOVER Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 3 DAVE CUNNINGHAM Baseball 2,35 Football 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3 PAUL THOMAS DAVIDSON DANNY L. DAVIS Banker 35 Baseball 2,35 Key Club 2,3 GAIL ANN DAVIS Glee Club 2,35 Librarian 2 DEBORAH KAY DEARMENT Band 1,2,35 County Band 25 Color Guard 35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 County Chorus 25 Ensemble 1,2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Stage Crew 1,2 GWENDOLYN CAROL DEARMENT Dramatics Club 25 Future Teachers of America 35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1, 2,35 Majorette 1,2,35 Head Majorette 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Prom Com- mittee5 Student Council 1,2 BARBARA DEAVOR Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 15 Work Study Program 3 TERRY C. DERK BARBARA J. DEVERTER Assembly 1,2,35 ConcertChoir 1,25 County Chorus 25 Girls' Ensemble 1,25 Color Guard 2,35 Dramatics Club 15 Future Teachers of America 15 Forensics 35 Junior LORE Make-up Editor5 Senior LORE Make-up Editor5 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Morning News Announcer 35 Intramurals 15 Prom Committee5 Radio Broadcasters 1,2,35 Sentinel News Re- porter 2,3 DENNIS MICHAEL DEVITA Attended Mercersburg Academy25 Biology Club 15 Weightlifting and Conditioning Club 35 Intramurals 15 Key Club 1,35 LORE Staff 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 35 Track 3 BRENDA KAY DICKSON Banker 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2, 35 LORE Staff 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 FREDERICK T. DOYLE Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2,3 GARY C. DRUCKENMILLER Pep Club 3 JOSEPH DUDICK, JR. Band 1,2,35 County Band 2,35 Debate Team 1,2,35 Penn State Debate Institute 2,35 De- bate Championship5 Stage Crew 1,2,35 As- sembly 1,2,35 Library Assistant 2,35 School News Broadcaster 35 Sentinel News Reporter 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 35 LORE Staff 35 Dramatics Club 1,35 Ger- man Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1 FRED HAROLD DUPERT Machine Shop 1,2,3 GARY LEE DUPERT Bowling Club 15 Future Craftsman Club 1,2,35 Machine Shop 1,2,3 RICHARD J. EARNEST Vocational Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Voca- tional House 1,2,3 PAULETTE ELAINE ECKLEY Glee Club 35 Powder Puff Football 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Vocational Home Economics 2,3 KAREN ELAINE ENGLE Banker 1,25 Concert Choir 2,35 Dramatics Club 15 Future Teachers of America 35 Glee Club 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Student Council 3 JAMES H. FAUTH Banker 25 Dramatics 1,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Key Club 2,35 Library Assistant 1,2,35 Library Club 1,2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Stage Crew 1,3 GEORGE F. FILSON Auto Shop 1,2,3 MARY E. FISHER Color Guard 35 Glee Club 25 LORE Typist 3 JEFF FOLTZ Baseball 15 Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Voca- tional House 1,2,3 CONNIE LEE FRANKLIN Vocational Home Economics 2,3 MILLARD I. FREED SHARON L. FRY Future Nurses of America 1,2,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Maroon andSteel Staff 25 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 1,25 Dra- matics Club 35 Sophomore Class Party STEVEN L. FRYMIRE Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Future Craftsman Club 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Vocational House 1,2,3 JANE ELLEN FULTON Cheerleading 1,2,35 Co-Captain 35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Vice President 2,35 Maroon dt Steel Staff 2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Future Nurses of America 35 Dramatics Club 35 Intramurals 15 Sopho- more Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Sentinel News Reporter 2 ELLEN LOUISE FULTZ Glee Club 1,2,3 WILLIAM BENTON FYE Machine Shop 1,2,35 Student Council 1 M. FREDERICK GAHAGAN II Biology Club 1 MICHAEL L. GETZ Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Electric Shop 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3 CLYDE ROGER GINGERICH Biology Club 15 Concert Choir 2,3 DONNA C. GLENDYE Sophomore Class Party5 Intramurals 15 LORE Staff 2,35 Junior LORE Layout Editor5 Senior LORE Layout Editor5 Ma- roon d Steel Staff 2,35 Dramatics Club 2,35 French Club 25 Prom Committee5 Radio Broadcaster 35 Class Hat and Pen- nant Committee 25 Class Colors Com- mittee 25 Assembly 3 GLENDA ELAINE GLUNT Dramatics Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 3 BARBARA ALLEN GOODWIN Future Nurses of America 1,2,35 Glee Club 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Sophomore Class Party MICHAEL J. GOODWIN Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Weight- lifting and Conditioning Club 1,2,3 BETTY JANE GOSS Glee Club 1 DEBORAH ANN GOSS Future Teachers of America 1,25 Future Nurses of America 2,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 2,35 LORE Staff5 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Majorette 2,35 Dramatics Club 15 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 25 Intra- murals 15 Prom Committee5 School News Broadcaster 3 WILLIAM LEE GOSS Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Baseball 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Banker 15 Sopho- more Class Party5 Key Club 2,35 Prom Committee WILLIAM GOSS Auto Shop 1,2,3 WILLIAM W. GREEN Wrestling 1,2,35 Football 15 Track 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Library Assistant 1,2, 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee IVA LOUISE GREGG Concert Choir 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Library Assistant 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Prom Com- mittee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Stage Club 1,2 DANNY C, GROSS Wrestling 1,2 WILLIAM F. GROSS Stage Crew 2 SANDRA SUE GU LDIN Future Nurses of America 2,35 Intra- murals 15 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Majorette 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Commit- tee5 Sophomore Class Party KAREN SUE HACKENBERRY Banker 2,35 Dramatics Club 2,35 Future Teachers of America 25 Future Nurses of America 35 French Club 25 Forensics 35 Pep Club 3, Senior Chairman5 LORE Staff 2,35 Prom Committee5 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 15 Sophomore Class Party PATRICIA ANN HARPER Sophomore Class Party5 Intramurals 15 Glee Club 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon 6 Steel Staff 35 Pep Club 3 KENNETH E. HARTLEY Sophomore Class Party5 PepClub35Prom Committee5 Wrestling 1,2 CAROL JEAN HARTZLER Band 1,2,35 Future Nurses of America 35 German Club 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,3 PAUL DAVID HASSINGER MICHAEL T. HAYES Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Stage Crew 25 Baseball 2 STEVE L. HAYES Football 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Vice- President 15 Weightlifting 1,2,3 STEPHEN P. HAYES Carpentry Shop 1,25 Football 15 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Stu- dent Council 15 Vocational House 1,2 CATHY MARIE HEATH Future Teachers ofAmerica 1,2,35 Treas- urer 35 Rensselaer Mathematics and Science Award 25School News Broad- caster 2,3 SUZZANE D. HENRY Banker 1,35 Biology Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 35 Sopho- more Class Party 15 Prom Committee DALE W. HERTO Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2,35 Wrestling 3 DEBORAH CAROL HESKETH Banker 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 BONNIE JANE HOCKENBERRY Library Assistant 25 LORE Typist 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Radio Broad- caster 2,3 PATRICK HOGUE 149 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Intra- mural 15 Key Club 2,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Track 2,35 Weightlifting and Conditioning Club 1 RONALD ELWOOD HOOK Machine Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House Project5 Future Craftsmen Club 1,2,3 RICHARD MARK HOUCK Basketball 1,2,35 Class President 15 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Key Club 1,2,35 Vice President 2, President 35 Lieutenant Governor District 115 LORE Staff 2,35 Sports Editor 35 Prom Committee5 Sopho- more Class Party5 Tennis Team 2,3 RODNEY EARL HUFF Assembly 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 County Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Key Club 1,2,35 LORE Staff5 Maroon and Steel Staff 35 Parlimentarian of Key Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Stu- dent Council 1,25 Wrestling 2,3 HARRY JAMES HUFFMAN Vocational Carpentry 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2,3 JEAN L. HUFFMAN CATHERINE RENEE HUFFNAGLE Banker 25 Intramurals 15 LORE Typist 35 Majorette 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee MARK S. IRRGANG Machine Shop 15 Drafting Shop 2,3 TERRY K. ISENBURG Track 1 JAMES H. JENKINSON Transfer student from Glenview, Illinois 3 C ECI L JOHNSON DARLENE S. JOHNSON Glee Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,35 Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer 3 DORIS k. JOHNSON Glee Club 2,3 JAMES B. JOHNSON Assembly 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Football 1,2,3, Captain 35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Weight Lifting 2,3 ROBERT JOHNSON CHERYL EILEEN KAUFFMAN County Chorus 1,2,35 Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Transfer from Chief Logan 3 WILLIAM R. KAUFFMAN Auto Shop 1,2,3 ROBERT WILLIAM KEAGLE Machine Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2, 35 Football 1 VICKI LEE KEEMER Banker 1,35 Dramatics Club 2,35 Future Nurses of America 1,2,35 President 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Treas- urer 35 Intramurals 1,35 Maroon andSteel Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee F. ROBB KINSEY JR. Basketball Statistician 25 Class President 25 Key Club 1,2,35 LORE Staff 1,2,35 Pep 150 Club 35 Sophomore Class Party 15 Student Council 1,2,35 Treasurer 35 Track 1,2,3 KENNETH K. KLAWITTER Football 25 Future Teachers of America 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Key Club 2,35 Pep Club 35 Sophomore Class Party BARBARA RAE KLINE Assembly 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 25 LORE Staff 2,3 D. JIM KLINE Banker 15 BioIogyClub15Future Teachers of America 3 PAULINE MAE KLINE Concert Choir 2,35 Dramatics Club 2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Glee Club 15 Intramurals 1,35 LORE Staff 35 Pep Club 3 DONNA M. KOONTZ Assembly 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Banker 1,25 County Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 25 Intra- murals 1,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,25 LORE Staff5 National Honor Society JO ANN KRENTZMAN Assembly 1,2,35 Biology Club 15 Cheer- leader 1,2,35 Class Secretary 1,2,35 Dra- matics Club 1,2,35 French Club 25 Future Nurses of America 25 Intramurals 1,35 Junior LORE Editor 25 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 National Honor Society 1,2,35 Prom Com- mittee5 Radio Broadcaster 35 LORE Senior Administrative Editor 35 Sentinel News Reporter 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Stu- dent Council 3 JOANN O. KUHNS Assembly 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Banker 15 County Band 1,35 Glee Club 15 Intramurals 15 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2 JOAN E. LANGHAM Glee Club 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Com- mittee DYANN LARSON Glee Club 25 Intramurals 1 THOMAS IVI. L ASH BARBARA A. LEVIN Intramurals 15 Banker 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,35 District Band 2,35 County Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,35 State Band 25 Concert Choir 1,2,35 County Cho- rus 2,35 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,35 District Chorus 2,35 Assembly1,2,35 Junior Hospi- tal Auxiliary 1,25 Future Teachers of America 35 Librarian 15 Prom Committee5 Maroon and Steel Staff 3 BARRY E. LEWIS Concert Choir 1,2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Track 1,2,35 Football 2,3 DON LIDDICK RAYMOND WAYNE LIDDICK Band 1,2,35 Band President 35 County Band 1,2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Dramatics Club 25 Stage Crew2,35 Track 2,35 Wrestl- ing 3 BARBRA JOAN LONG Glee Club 1,2 C. WILLIAM LONG Band 1,2,35 Library Assistant 1 ELAINE C. MABEN Glee Club 1 THOMAS MAXWELL Key Club 25 Intramurals 15 Prom Com- mittee DANNY IVI. IVICCARTY Electric Shop 35 Transferred from San Diego, California 3 NORMAN McELWAIN Prom Committee5 Electric Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2,35 Wrestling Man- ager 1,2 DEBORAH D. McLAUGHLIN Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 National Honor Society 1,2,35 Future Nurses of America 35 County Chorus 25 Pep Club 35 Biology Club 15 Intramurals 15 Dramatics Club 1,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,3 DIANN L. McLAUGHLIN Dramatics Club 1,35 Biology Club 15 Pep Club 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Junior Hospital Auxiliary RONALD MEGAHAN Library Assistant 35 Intramurals 1,2 JOHN MELONI Baseball 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,25 Library 2,35 Pep Club 3 KATHLEEN MELONI Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Future Nurses of America 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Biology Club 15 French Club 25 LORE Staff 1,25 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee DANA LEA MIDDLESWARTH Assembly 25 Biology Club 15 Class Hat and Pennant Committee 25 DramaticsClub 1,35 Future Teachers of America 25 Glee Club 25 Intramurals 15 PepClub 35 Powder Puff Football 35 Prom Committee5 Sopho- more Class Party5 Tri-Hi-Y 3 RICHARD MILGRUB Assembly 25 Key Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Sports Editor 25 LORE Staff2,35 Photographer 35 Wrestl- ing 1,2 DANNY MILLER DEBORAH MILLER County Band 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3 ROXINE J. MILLER GEORGE WALDO MILLER Bowling Club 15 Biology Club 15 Chess Club 15 Pep Club 35 Debate Club 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 National Honor Society 1,2,35 Radio Broadcaster 35 Ma- roon and Steel Staff 2,35 Banker 1,2,35 Class President 3 MICHAEL C. MILLER Baseball 25 Football 15 Machine Shop 1,2, 35 Student Council 25 Wrestling 1,2,3 PENZA JAN MONTGOMERY Band 1,2,35 Student Council 25 LORE Staff 2,35 Prom Committee5 Junior Hospital Auxiliary DARYL F. MOORE Weightlifting and Conditioning Club 25 Wrestling 2 JOYCE E. MURPHY Pep Club 35 Intramurals 1 THOMAS C. MURPHY Future Craftsman of America 1,2,35 Auto Shop 1,2,3 TERRY NAREHOOD Auto Shop 1,2,3 ESTHER NAY LOR Pep Club 3 SALLY S. NEWEL Banker 2,35 Future Nurses of America 25 Future Teachers of America 35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 25 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sentinel News Reporter 2 MARLEY E. NICHOLS Biology Club 15 Dramatics Club 1,35 Fu- ture Teachers of America 1,2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Student Council 3 EDWARD GEORGE NOERR National Honor Society 15 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,35 Vice Presi- dent 2,35 Prom Committee5 Weightlifting and Conditioning Club 2 MICHAEL WILLIAM PAULY Machine Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House 1,2, 35 Student Council 1,35 Prom Committee KATHY DARLENE PEARCE Concert Choir 1,25 County Chorus 25 Girls' Ensemble5 Future Teachers of America 35 Pep Club LARRY ROBERT PECK Weightlifting and Conditioning Club 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3 COLLEEN YVONNE PIERCE Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,35 Powder Puff Football 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Asst. Secretary 15 Vice President 3 GLORIA IRENE PORCH Tri-Hi-Y 15 Pep Club 35 Banker 25 Intra- murals 35 Majorette 2,3 JAMES D. POTTER Track 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,35 Science Club 15 Intramurals 1,2 CONNIE L. PRICE Art Club 1,35 Intramurals 3 SANFORD CHARLES QUAY Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Weight- lifting and Conditioning Club 1,2 GLENN D. RAMSEY Electric Shop 1,2,3 DONALD R. REEDER Wrestling 1,25 Prom Committee5 Maroon and Steel Staff 3 DEBORAH R. Rl-IINE Tri-Hi-Y 3 RUSSELL W. RITCHEY Bowling Club 15 Future Craftsman Club 1,2,35 Football 15 Machine Shop 1,2,35 Student Council 2 LINDA S. ROGERS Intramurals 15 Pep Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 BLAIR ROBERT ROSE Football 15 Machine Shop 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Vocational House Project 1,2,3 RUSSELL ROSE Auto Shop 1,2,3 SHARON ANNE ROSE LORE Typist 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Student Council 2 KAREN ELISE RUSSLER Student Council 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Prom Committee5 SophomoreClass Party5 Assembly 1,2 MARY ROSE MONICA SCHLEGEL Biology Club 15 Banker 25 Intramurals 15 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Girls' Ensemble 1,2, 35 Assembly 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 35 County Chorus 2,35 Prom Committee5 Radio Broadcaster 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Powder Puff Football 3 RHONDA FAYE SCHULTZ Assembly 2,35 Banker 15 Biology Club 15 Concert Choir 2,35 County Chorus Dra- matics Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 LORE Staff5 Majorette 2,35 Pep Club 3 LINDA GAIL SEACHRIST Glee Club 2,35 Intramurals 1 JAMES E. SELLERS Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Student Council 35 Vocational House Project 1,2,35 Wrestling 3 STEVE SHAFFER Assembly 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Dramatics Club 35 Football 1,25 Intramurals 15 Ma- roon and Steel Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party PEGGY LOUISE SHAWVER Glee Ctub 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Library Club 2,35 Library Club Vice-President 25 Library Assistant 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 TERRY SHEAFFER R. MICHAEL SHEFFIELD Assembly 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Concert Choir 1,2,35 County Band 25 County Chorus 2,35 Debate Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Key Club 35 Prom Committee5 Radio Broadcaster 1,25 Sophomore Class Party5 Stage Club 25 Tennis Team 2,35 Weight- lifting and Conditioning Club 25 Wrestling 1 RONALD EARL SHELLENBERGER Biology Club 15 German Club 15 Prom Committee5 Track 1,2,35 Weightlifting and Conditioning Club 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3 JOANNE KAY SHELLENBERGER Biology Club 15 Intramurals 15 Glee Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3 WAYNE A. SHINGLER JR. Baseball 15 Class Colors Committee 25 Electric Shop 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Student Council 35 Vocational House Project 1,2,35Wrestl- ing 1,3 DEBORAH A. SHOEMAKER Banker 15 Biology Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 25 Intramurals 1,35 Library Assistant 1,2,35 LibraryClub2,35 Sophomore Class Party KAY SHOFF Future Teachers of America 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party LINDA KAY SHORE Glee Club 25 Intramurals 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2 WILLIAM ALLEN SHREFFLER IRIS SITKIN Assembly 1,2,35 Biology Club 15 Class Colors Committee5 Debate Club 35 Dra- matics Club 1,35 Forensics Club 35 Ger- man Club 1,25 Intramurals 15 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 1,2,35 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,3, Speciality Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 35 National Honor Society 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Decoration Committee5 Radio Broadcast- er 35 Sentinel News Reporter 2,3 POLLY A. SMELTZER Biology Club 15 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 25 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Student Council 3 LINDA KAY SMITH Glee Club 1,25 Health Room Assistant 3 SHERRY MARIE SMITH Assembly 2,35 Band 2,35 Biology Club 15 Dramatics Club 2,35 Glee Club 15Major- ette 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Radio Broad- caster 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 CAROLE A. SNOOK Assembly 25 Biology Club 15 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club 25 Intramural 1,35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Pep Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 DARLENE CAROL SNOOK Intramurals 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 DARLIS ANNE SNOOK Intramurals 1,35 Glee Club 1,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 ' THOMAS SNYDER MARSHA ANN SOU LT Class Dues Collector 25 Dramatics Club 1,35 French Club 25 Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Secretary 35 Intramurals 15 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Soph- omore Class Party5 Student Council 1,2,35 Vice President 3 MARGARET R. SPECHT GARY L. SPICKLER BEVERLY JEAN SPROUT Glee Club 25lntramurals1,35 LORE Typist 35 LORE Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee 151 l CHARLES ROBERT STAI LEY JOSEPH R. STALLONE Football 1,2,35 Machine Shop 1,2,35 Vo- cational House Project PAMELA MAR LENE STAYNER Banker 35 Intramurals 15 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 LORE Staff 2,3 PAMELA JEAN STEES Band 2,35 Concert Choir 2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Glee Club 15 LORE Staff 2,35 Sophomore Class Party ANDREW J. STENCE WILLIAM C. STENCE JERRY ALLEN STETLER Carpentry Shop 1,2,35 Track 15 Vocational House 1,2,3 ELLEN ANNE STEVENS Assembly 2,35 National Honor Society2,35 Biology Club 15 Intramurals 15 LORE Staff 2,35 Sophomore Class Party5 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Junior Hospital Auxiliary 25 Concert Choir 2,35 Class Colors Com- mittee5 French Club 25 Dramatics Club 35 Pep Club 3 BARBARA ANN STEWART Assembly 2,35 Biology Club 15 Concert Choir 2,35 Intramurals 15 LORE Staff 35 French Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y35 Future Nurses of America 35 Secretary 35 Junior Hospi- tal Auxiliary 3 DONNA LEE STEWART Banker 1,2,35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Intramurals 15 Tri-Hi-YSec- retary 3 THOMAS D. STIME LY Bowling Club5 Machine Shop 1,2,3 GREGORY T. STOICHEFF Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff5 Track 1,2,3 EUGENIA STARR STRICKER Glee Club 2,35 Intramurals 35 LORE Typist3 152 FRANK STUCK Auto Shop 1,2,3 DONALD EUGENE SWANK RICHARD SWARTZ Electric Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House Project 1,2,3 MARY GRACE SWYERS Pep Club 3 J. THOMAS TRAXLER Electric Shop 1,2,35 Vocational House Project 1,2,35 Wrestling 2,3 BARBARA LEE WAGNER Intramurals 15 Majorette 2,35 Prom Com- mittee SARA R. WAGNER Concert Choir 2,35 County Chorus 35 Glee Club 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 2 WILLIAM E. WAGNER Auto Shop 1,2,3 MARY LEE WALKER Future Nurses of America 35 Junior Hos- pital Auxiliary 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee GARY RUSSELL WALLS Baseball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Council 25 Weight Lifting and Conditioning Club 1,2,3 NANCY ANN WATSON Assembly 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 County Band 1,2,35 Banker 1,2,35 BiologyClub15 Con- cert Choir 1,25 County Chorus 25 Girls Ensemble 1,25 Clerical Practice, Nurses Office 35 Dramatics Club 15 Intramurals 15 LORE Typist 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee CAROLE WEAR Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 15Ma- roon and Steel Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee5 Radio Broadcaster 35 Sopho- more Class Party DAWN LOUISE WEBB Banker 25 Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 15 Powder Puff Football 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y1,2, 35 Treasurer 15 Secretary 25 President 3 MARY ANN WENGHOFER Glee Club 2,3 SHARON ANN WEYANT Concert Choir 2,35 GleeCIub 15 Dramatics Club 35 LORE Staff 2,35 Prom Committee JERRY ALLAN WHITE GARY L. WIKE Electric Shop 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Vocational House Project 1,2,3 RICHARD WILLIAMS Football 1,3 ROBERT EUGENE WIL LIAMS BERNARD WAYNE WISE JR. Baseball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Sophomore Class Party C. JEFFREY WISE County Chorus 25 Class Treasurer 1,2,35 Key Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Track 2 BRENDA KAY vvoooumo Tri-Hi-Y1,2,3 LARRY R. WYNN Electric Shop 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Vo- cational House Project 1,2,3 JOANN YEATER Biology Club 15 Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 35 Dramatics Club 1,35 French Club 25 LORE Staff 2,35 Maroon and Steel Staff 2,35 National Honor Society5 Prom Com- mittee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Student Council 1,2,35 Secretary 3 BRENDA KAY YOCUM Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 DENNIS CARL YOHN Bankers 1,25 Baseball Manager 15 Basket- ball Manager 1,25 Concert Choir 2,35 County Chorus 2,35 Football Manager 1,2 EDWARD ZAMPE L LI MICHAEL JOSEPH ZANNINO Transfered from Chief Logan High School 2 INDIVIDUAL PATRONS BUSINESS Eugene Alexander Dr. Ernest A. 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PHDNE 24B-7131 SUBURBAN CLEANERS Phone 248-6162 701 Electric Avenue LEWISTOWN SAME DAY SERVICE SNOOK STUDIO 29 WEST MARKET STREET LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 248 6362 'k 'A' Weddings 7 Commercial 'A' Color Portraits FAMILY RECORD PLAN MEMBER PORTRAIT S'rUmo WEAVER'S GIFTS and JEWEIRY 23 East Market Street Lewistown, Pa. 17044 Phone- 248-8160 Diamonds ' Fine Watches Watch Jewelry-Gifts Repairing Paul F. Wilson, Proprietor E ?. I - HUGH B. McMEEN 8. SON, Inc. Carpets, Home Furnishings, Rugs Lewistown, Pennsylvania I Telephone 248-5519 129 East Market Street ClARK'S HARDWARE Hardware, Paints, Oils Varnish, Glass Etc. Garden and Flower Seeds 31 West Market Street 1 F I T 5 Telephone 248-3141 Lewistown, Pa. TRIANGLE PHOTO SERVICE Chas. W. McClellan, Agent STATE FARM INS. CO. Auto Life Fire 328 Valley Street Lewistown, PG. Lewistown Ph. 248-3532 II C t eus's mm Valley St. Lewistown, Pa. Compliments HIlE PHYSICIANS SUPPIY 7 N. Wayne Street Lewistown, Pa. TOM IOHNSON'S SHOE STORE AND WIAN'S SHOE STORE BOOB'S ESSO SERVICE Charles Boob Beal, Prop. Gasoline - Oil- Lubricants Electrical and Tune-Up Work Cor. Shaw Ave. 8. Walnut St. Telephone 248-0202 163 1 F PAUL S FOSS I IEWELER A FRIEND Keepsake-.label Diamonds i Resetting-Remounting-Repairing I34 E. Market St. Lewistown Congratulations to the Class oF 67 PENN ROBERT JOHNSON HARDWARE CO. FURNITURE 36-38 Valley St. Lewistown, Pa. Lewistown ti n 1 A II sos Rffnfws sfnvlcfnmz a milton REPAIR snow I E 1239 WEST 4th STREET LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Lewistown Bottling Works, Inc OFFicial Inspection Station TELEPHONE 248-4577 68 Belle Ave. Lewistown, Pa. Phone 248 - 4878 Compliments UFA 7 METAL PRODUCTS . O T ACT , FIU Ill l A 0 METLM fad-'iii lil 3413- B B DAVIS LEWIS f VANIA Q Mens 8. Boys Wear On The Square Lewistown 5 ' HF F 164 Compliments of KEII'S GULF SERVICE Ken Kochenderfer, Prop. S 'F IOIIG DAIRIES INC. Milk and Dairy Products Phone 248-5068 HENRv's BARBER snov JMS ff Wu SM House of 132 N. Grand Street Phone 248-3471 Coloring 8 Hi Fashion Styling Jane Stidfole, Prop. Elegance Complete Line of Wiggery 8. Accessories 627 S. Wayne St. Lewistown, Pa. 248-8989 CQGOAGZJ3' .Qfeolkefmf H l gonchhbned wedfazaeanf 6' Qkealdffonzlmenf ygczaae 261 W. 3rd. Sf. Lewistown, Pa. Congratulations To The Class of 66 Lewistown, Pa. Neecg M oney HN . ee Qyfl' D-ck SPGIH' rummunf 'ig m iZQT'l-9 ' X- ff JW' WAREHOUSE CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY OF LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA IO VALLEY STREET LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Reedsville, Pa. 165 166 F E K'S DISCOUNT CENTER T02 So. Main St. Lewistown, Pa. l .l ii I, HEATING OILS RHODES Oll COMPANY TLANTIC ll 7'1 ll l gi li T L BOX T91 Best Wishes Lewistown, Pa. to the class of 67 Phone: 248-67T9 Compliments Y MS. R. KllNES of Ready Mixed Concrete I Premium Fertilizer Building Sand Lewistown Pa. me PARKWAY sions 'k'A k 4 Shaw Avenue Congratulations Class of '66 Phone 248-9081 . L T Qi!! Keluceclzk Groceries-Sundries-Fountain Service VOUNGAMEWCANS OP nl-lome of the heapoburgern H, Traditional Fashions For Young Men -ef at-S :T S 5 S 2 E i T Y ,, THE CLASS OF 1967 WISHES TO THANK THE MEMBERS OF THE PANTHER CLUB FOR THEIR NUMEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS TO l-G.H.S. 167 16553 SIGNATURES iiijil fjyew U nun wALswon1H umoqmpm A-awxa by wnswcmm Mmm..-. Mn, U s A,