Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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2 DONALD CH.-XRLES HUMES Our Most .Xthletic boy is a mild-man- nered guy with a good sense of humor and many friends, Duck says, 'l'hat's all right. and he really tneans it. Al- most everything is all right to this easy- going athlete. His future is in the hands of his l'ncle Sam's mighty ,Xir Force, in which he aitns to be a jet jockey. Xvith his know-how and aflability. how can he miss? Football. Wrestling, Q-I3 Club. DAVID 1.16141 KAPP Dave, the Chief of the senior class, excelled in nearly every thing he tackled. He took the acadenfie course and loved those higher mathematics classes. After he became editor-in-chief of the year- book, everyone heard Dave saying, Oh, those Artisan deadlines! Some of his ntunerotts hobbies include art and mu- sic. The loyal lad checked coats for the National Honor Society during basket- ball games. Last, but certainly not least, Dave's life ambition is to go to college to study for missionary work. Hts school life has been exemplary, and his per- sonal life may well be inspirational to all whom he meets. Clee Club, Torch, Artimn 1'ldll0l'-lll- Chief. lr. Play, National Honor Society. Choraliers, Class Pres., Soph, Ring Com- mittee, County Chorus District Chorus. State Chorus. Hall Patrol. Class Assem- blies. IE.-XRBXR.-X ANN I.-XRIA Bobbie is a lover of long-hair music: her favorite recordings are pieces of Gieseking and Rubenstein. Her interests cover such things as piano playing. swimming, reading, and painting. Boh- bie's quiet manner is pleasing to all wht know her well, One thing that irritate: llobhie: the current racial problems Bobbie is a member of the general sec tion and aspires to college after gradua tion. Codspeed! Band. Sr. Art Club. Cl-QORGIA LEE KAl'lfM.XN Ceorgia. who was a real wizard in the secretarial course, loves shorthand. She bowls and supports local football teams with gusto. She adtnits to being an ama- teur tickler of tht' eighty-eight keys. I-,gotistical boys rtm risk of incurring the Kaufman wrath. .X Pat Bootie ian. she aims toward high achievement in the sec'retarial field. She'll make it! flrfisrtn, Torch, Tri-Hi-Y, jr. and Sr. Chorus, Handbook, National Honor So- cietv. JOAN ICLSIE JOHNSON Ioanic, a fairly new addition to our group, took the clerical course and ex- celled in POD. Her clean, wholesome beauty is a welcome sight to many a masculine eye. She enjoys skating and watching football games. A real cool Elvis fan, she is always ready to throw a good argument your way in his behalf. Whenever she complained about home- work, she usually exclaimed, Isn't that horrible? Her future aim is to travel, and we wish her all the luck. Artisan, Torch, Sr. Chorus, Student Council. PRESTON EIJCLXR KI-Q.'Xl,ER Pep ---don't dare tall him Porky -W was a member in good standing of the industrial arts course. Therefore, his fa- vorite subject tvas shop. He loves to swim and to watch football and basket- ball. Looking into the future, we see Preston as one of lilllillj Sam's swabbies. lvhile he is not Itbtl fond of things scholastic, he really digs records by the Platters. His shadows are Nick and lid. -irlivln

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RICBILCCA UIANI-l HENRY .Xcadetnie Becky is musically inclined and lists among her accontplishurents piano playing and singing. She enjoyed Spanish but was often peeved by Mr. Ketterman's blunt remarks in Iinglish class. You can't hardly get them no more. says she of Perry Como's records. .X switnmet, a hiker, a football specta- tor . and a part-time assistant in the ath- letic ollice, Iletky aspires to a career in education. Ir 'ind Sr lit ' ' ' y .. . . and. Artisan, 701111, I' I.X. Class ,tssemblyz DORIS liI..XlNI'1 HOPKINS Doris, a meticulous dresser and girl of denture demeanor, showed talent in the secretarial lield. This ability plus a quiet, easy -going personality, indicate a worthy career. perhaps as a secretary. She is very co-operative and enjoyed all of her school activities. An ardent sup- porter of our lighting Wildcats, she at' tended every football game. When ltttl seen with Anita. Doris diligently worked at Hl'l'lllL'l'li Garage, where she deftly mixed pleasure with work. nlrtisarr, Handbook, Sr. Chorus. Clee Club, Hall Patrol. Nm' MARY UIANI-I HOLLINGER jane was one of Mr. Rarig's frantic typ- ists. She was a quiet girl with a sweet personality and smile to match. Her in- terest lay' in Mr. Kelly s POD classes. She enjoys playing the piano, reading, collecting posttartls, and driving. Our football and softball games have an avid fan in this gal. jane is a jinuny Dickens enthusiast. She is forex er asking. How are you treating yourself? jane plans to be a cosnretologist. 'Iiri-Hi-Y, Sr. and jr. Chorus, Softball, ArIi.san. MARILYN LOI7 HORN Hornie, our high-stepping color guard, is the gal with the long black tresses. Since Marilyn marched with the hand. naturally football was her favorite sport. XVheu not attending those Wednesday night band practices, she was usually found at the skating rink or at some party' dancing to her favorite Bing Crosby records. She took the aca- demic course and. when the algebra homework was assigned. was heard to say. That's a nasty break. In the fu- ture. some college will welcome Mari- ly'n's happy' face. Band. Clee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Artisan, Hockey, jr, and Sr. Chorus. jr. Play, Sr. Dramatics Club, Class Assemblies. LARRY CRAIG HOLIZNLXN Larry. ottr Dutchman, took the general course and especially enjoyed those POD classes. .X real basketball pro he was one of our lightin' live, and he also enjoyed watching our prize-wimring football team slaughter their opponents. His llashy clothes and all-around sartorially perfect manners won him the title of Neatest fellow in our tlass. His future plans include higher education at KIIU- IOWII Slate leathers College. Basketball, jr. Hi Football. Clee Club. .Xrt Club, Sportsmau's Club, jr, Play, Baseball, Hi-Y. V PHILIP SYLVl4IS'I'I-ZR H0l'SIiR. Ill Flip, our tall and lanky basketball star always has a wise remark for mt .t, t... . . 4- and all. Blessed with athletic prowess. he 61llS, sleeps, and talks sports. Flip took the industrial arts course and es- pecially enjoyed his dailv math classes. .X faithful Elvis Presley fain, he cart often be heard mumbling strains of Houn' Dog. When teachers conspired to give all their tests on one day. you heard Flip moan. for tests were his pet peeve. Flip has aspirations to a high er education at Notre Dame. where his ready wit and friendly' personality' will. we feel sure. win him many friends. Basketball. Baseball.

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