Myerstown High School - Myrialog Yearbook (Myerstown, PA)
- Class of 1956
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Foreword . . .
Dedication ....
Tribute .....
Myrialog Staff . . .
Alma Mater . . .
Administration ..
Seniors .......
Informal Shots ..
Who's Who . . .
Senior Play .....
Information Please
Senior History . . .
Senior Will .....
Senior Prophecy .
Senior Class Song
"Our John Henrys"
Underclassmen ..
Sports .......
Activities .......
Event of The Year
Grateful Acknowledgment .
In Memoriam . . .
Patrons .....
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FOREWORD
We publish this book, "The Myrialogf' in order to preserve
the memories, failures, and triumphs of the Class of 1956. In the
future it will stand as a lasting memento of our deeds and experi-
ences Waiting to be brought back to students, parents, teachers
and friends by a flick of the cover.
The first edition of a yearbook appeared at Myerstown High
School in 1921. It continued for two years and then lapsed until
the Class of 1949 picked up the tradition and named it "The Myria-
log." Each class since that time has carried on Where the last left
off. i
We, the Class of "56", carry this tradition forward to remind
us of our grand times and pleasant associations made during our
years at Myerstown High School.
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Dedication
We, the Class of 1956, proudly and sincerely
dedicate our yearbook, the Myrialog, to Mrs.
Ruth T. Lantz, school librarian.
From the time she came to Myerstown High
School in 1946 she has been giving of her time
and effort willingly and ably in the managing
of the school library, advising the Library Club,
and sponsoring the publication of the News-
gram. Her great assistance, patience, wise coun-
sel and unfailing efforts in forwarding our edu-
cation will long be remembered.
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Tribute
To Miss Mabel Immel, who has counseled,
assisted, and urged us on to finality, we pay
tribute.
Her outstanding work in helping us raise
enough money for our Sr. year, by successful
Landis and Landis and Magazine projects was
appreciated by all. She worked untiringly, will-
ingly and generously with us on our Sr. play
and the yearbook.
Truly our Sr. adviser deserves this tribute in
deep appreciation of all her help and assist-
ance,
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Myrialog Staff
Row I-William Derr, Doris Lengle, Lawrence Shenk, Ruth Schaeffer, Loren Kline, Phyllis
Artz, Constance Yeagley. Raymond Kreiser.
Row 2-Joanna Moore, Rodney Stonesifer, Dawn Neiswender, Paula Light, Dale Achey, Vio-
let Houtz, Franklin Field, David Swanger, Beverly Ranaldi, Richard Shaeffer,
Patricia Hottenstein, Elwood Miller, Dawn Schaeffer, Gary Troutman, Sue Zearfoss,
Susan Suhr, Naomi Ewing.
Not present when picture was taken-Marlene Hoffman and Helen Fullmer.
The members of the Myrialog Staff are chosen by the class. They represent them with their
best ability to do the jobs they are suited for in organizing the Myrialog.
Staff
Myrialog
EDITOR-INK-CHIEF-Ruth Schaeffer
CO-EDITOR Gary Troutman
Loren Kline Richard Shaeffer
ARTISTS VARIETY EDITORS
Doris Lengle
Pat Hottenstein
Dawn Schaeffer
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Raymond Kreiser
Dale Achey
SPORTS EDITORS
Larry Shenk
Frank Field
Dawn Neiswender
Violet Houtz
LITERARY EDITORS
Connie Yeagley
Susan Suhr
Conrad Youse
WHAT'S WHAT EDITORS
Naomi Ewing
William Derr
Beverly Ranaldi
Marlene Hoffman
Helen Fullmer
CIRCULATION MANAGERS
William Derr
Gary Troutman
Sue Zearfoss
BUSINESS MANAGERS
Phyllis Artz
Elwood Miller
Rodney Stonesifer
CLASS SONG
Joanna Moore
Violet Houtz
CLASS OFFICER IDENTIFICATION
Paula Light
Violet Houtz
Kathleen Erniield
Josephine Swanger
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Alma Mater
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Faithful and true-hearted, Let us cheer our dear old High,
We revere her and defend her, and her colors proudly ily:
We will stand for her united, Of her deeds we gladly tell,
Her colors streaming, Glad faces beaming,
So heres' a cheer for her that we all love so well.
CHORUS
Joyous and ever loyal, Let us boost for our old High,
Let ev'ry heart sing, Let evlry voice ring,
There's no time to grieve or sigh.
It's ever onward, our course pursuing, May defeat ne'er our a
But, united, We will boost for her, our Old High School.
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Honors she has taken, On the track and with the ball,
rdor cool
May she always rank the highest, May her colors never fall.
Theres' no other that can match her, When her team is on th
Her boys the tleetest, Her girls the sweetest,
So here's a cheer for her, for her who ne'er will yield.
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Mr. Harvey L. Nitrauer
B.A., M.A.
Supervising Principal
Teaching Experience-28 years
Principal's Message
To think and act creatively is one of our aims in education-may your actions be governed
by your thinking.
HARVEY L. NITRAUER
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School Board
Left to Right:
Standing-Ralph Kline. Director: Harvey Nitrauer. Supervising Principal: Seated-John B
Shenk, Vice President: Monroe Haak. President: Mrs. Dorothy R. Henry, Secretary: George
Bleistein, Jr.. Treasurer.
The first hoard of directors consisted of Dr. D. U. Wolff, George Uhrich. Ephraim Blei-
stein. John Schoener. and Harry Line. They Came into office in l9l5. when our present day
high school was completed.
Board Dinner
Clockwise-Mrs. Robert Schaeffer. Mr. Monroe Hank, Mrs. Harvey Nitrauer, Mr. Ralph Kline,
Mrs. John Shcnk. Mr. Raymond Henry, Mrs. George Blcistein, Jr., Mr. Harvey Nitrauer. Mrs.
Ralph Kline, Mr. John Shenk, Mrs. Monroe Haak, Mr. Robert Schaeffer, Mrs. Dorothy R.
Henry, Mr. George Bleistein, Jr.
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Mr. Harold A. Batdorf Mrs. Helen L. Brightbill
B.S., M.A. B-8-
Trigonomeny, Geomeny, Health and Physical Education
Algebra If ll Teaching Experience-6 years
Teaching Experience-41 years
Mr. A. Lester Bucher
B.S.
Miss Kathryn L. Dec
B.A., B.S., M.A.
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Chemistry, Physics, Biology Vocal Music and German
Teaching Experience-20 years Teaching Experience-26 years
Mrs. Lillian G. Emerick MF- Dwight C- Fake
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Seggnd Grade SOCil1l Studies
Teaching Experience-21 years Teaching EXPCUGHCU-7 Years
Dr. George E. Flanagan - Mrs- M3121 Gfoff
B.A., M.D., C.M.
School Physician Fi'-V' Gmde
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Teaching Experience-16 years
Mr. Earl Hess Mr. Robert A. Hoffman
A.B. B.S.
English and Driver's Tarining Health and Physical Education
Teaching Experience--5 years Teaching Experience-5 years
Mrs. Clarion L. G. Horst Miss Mabel C. Immel
B.S. B.A.
First and Second Grades English and Social Studies
Teaching Experience-8 years Teaching Experience-18 years
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Mrs. Ruth E. Jeffers
B.A.
English
Teaching Experience-ll years
Mrs. Angela Kercher
R.N.
School Nurse
6-.
Mr. Howard L. Klopp
A.B., M.A.
Social Studies and General Business
Teaching Experience--6 years
Mr. Donald R. Lansberry
B.S.
Industrial Arts
Teaching Experience-1 year
Mr. Frederick W. Lantz
Mrs. Ruth T. Lantz
A.B. A.B.
History and Guidance Counselor School Librarian
Teaching Experience-20 years Teaching Experience-17 years
Mrs. Dorothy Lutz
B.S.
Science
Teaching Experience-1 year
Miss Gayle Mendenhall
B.S.
Art and English
Teaching Experience-1 year
Miss Jane North Mr. Albert A. Reed
B.S., M.Ed. B.S.
Fourth Grade Mglh
Teaching Experience-7 years Teaching Experience-28 years
Mrs. Lena Saunders Miss Irene Schell
B.S. B.S.
Business Education Third Grade
Teaching Experience--5 years Teaching Experience--28 years
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Mr. John R. Sherman Mrs. Joanne F. Shover
A.B., M.A. B.A.
Vocational Agriculture English and Spanish
Teaching Experience-27 years Teaching Experience-4 years
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Miss Lois Smeltzer Mr. Adam Snavely
B.S- A.B. M.Ed.
Home Economics Sixth Grade
Teaching Experience-1 year Teaching Experience-23 years
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Mrs. Irene Snavely Miss Agnes M. Souders
B.S. B.S.
Fifth Grade Third Grade
Teaching Experience-24 years Teaching Experience-8 years
Mrs- Ellen S- Tobias Mrs. Blanche B. Weaver
School Secretary AB-
Experience-5 years Fourth Grade
Teaching Experience-15 years
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Mr. Harold Yeagley
B.S., M.Ed.
History and Instrumental Music
Teaching Experience-16 years
Faculty Status
MR. HARVEY L. NITRAUER
Supervising Principal
Highspire High School
Steelton High School
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania State University
MR. HAROLD A. BATDORF
Trigonometry, Geometry,
Algebra I, II
Millersville State Teachers College
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania State University
Columbia University
Albright College
MRS. HELEN L. BRIGHTBILL
Health and Physical Education
Myerstown High School
East Stroudsburg State Teachers
College
Lebanon Valley College
MR. A. LESTER BUCHER
Chemistry, Physics, Biology
Quarryville High School
Elizabethtown College
Temple University
MISS KATHRYN L. DECH
Vocal Music and German
Myerstown High School
Albright College
Ithaca College
Columbia University
New York University
MRS. LILLIAN G. EMERICK
Second Grade
Myerstown High School
Elizabethtown College
Lebanon Valley College
Kutztown State Teachers College
Temple University
MR. DWIGHT C. FAKE
Social Studies
Lebanon High School
Lebanon Valley College
Temple University
DR. GEORGE E. FLANAGAN
School Physician
Avonmore High School, Ontario
Queen's University, Canada
New York University Medical
School
New York Polyclinic Medical
School
MRS. MABEL GROFF
First Grade
South Lebanon High School
Millersville State Teachers College
Albright College
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania State University
MR. EARL HESS
English and Driver's Training
Lebanon High School
Elizabethtown College
Millersville State Teachers College
MR. ROBERT A. HOFFMAN
Health and Physical Education
Myerstown High School
West Chester State Teachers
College
Temple University
MRS. CLARION L. G. HORST
First and Second Grades
Myerstown High School
Millersville State Teachers College
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania State University
MISS MABEL C. IMMEL
English and Social Studies
Myerstown High School
Albright College
Millersville State Teachers College
MRS. RUTH E. JEFFERS
English
Perkasie High School
Ursinus College
Drexel Institute
MRS. ANGELA KERCHER
School Nurse
Lebanon High School
St. Joseph's Hospital
MR. HOWARD L. KLOPP
Social Studies and General
Business
Richland High School
Queens College
Franklin and Marshall College
Millersville State Teachers College
University of Pennsylvania
MR. DONALD R. LANSBERRY
Industrial Arts
Pennsylvania State University
Clearfield High School '
Faculty Status-Continued
MR. FREDERICK W. LANTZ
History and Guidance
Counselor
Mechanicsburg High School
Muhlenberg College
Columbia University
Kutztown State Teachers College
Millersville State Teachers College
Temple University
Lehigh University
Albright College
MRS. RUTH T. LANTZ
School Librarian
Wyomissing High School
Bucknell University
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Kutztown State Teachers College
MRS. DOROTHY LUTZ
Science
Columbia High School
Lebanon Valley College
MISS GAYLE MENDENHALL
Art and English
Kennet Consolidated High School
Kutztown State Teachers College
West Chester State Teachers
College
MISS JANE NORTH
Fourth Grade
Millcreek Township High School
Millersville State Teachers College
Pennsylvania State University
MR. ALBERT A. REED
Math
Orwigsburg High School
Kutztown State Teachers College
Muhlenberg College
MRS. LENA SAUNDERS
Business Education
Myerstown High School
Elizabethtown College
MISS IRENE SCHELL
Third Grade
Myerstown High School
Temple University
Lebanon Valley College
Millersville State Teachers College
MR. JOHN R. SHERMAN
Vocational Agriculture
Bethel High School
Elizabethtown Preparatory School
Juniata College
Columbia University
Pennsylvania State University
MRS. JOANNE F. SHOVER
English and Spanish
John Harris High School
Lebanon Valley College
Temple University
MISS LOIS SMELTZER
Home Economics
Centre Hall Potter High School
Pennsylvania State University
MR, ADAM SNAVELY
Sixth Grade
Jonestown High School
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania State University
Millersville State Teachers College
University of London
MRS. IRENE SNAVELY
Fifth Grade
Jonestown High School
Millersville State Teachers College
MISS AGNES M. SOUDERS
Third Grade
Myerstown High School
Lebanon High School
Lebanon Valley College
Millersville State Teachers College
MRS. ELLEN S. TOBIAS
School Secretary
Myerstown High School
MRS. BLANCHE B. WEAVER
Fourth Grade
Myerstown High School
Elizabethtown College
Wyoming University
Albright College
Millersville State Teachers College
M R. HAROLD YEAGLEY
History and Instrumental
Music
William Penn High School
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania State University
University of Michigan
LBand Conferencej
Custodians
Keeping the school neat and clean is not an easy job, when one remembers that six hun-
dred pupils and students pass thru these halls and rooms. Our custodians have done a good job
and thus we wish to express our thanks to them for a job well done.
Of course, it is each students duty to help them, and we hope each one will do so in the
future.
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Alright, therc's your bell!"
"l'll fan your pants!" "lsn't that awful!"
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'Are you still single?"
D0n't be 50 rude!" "Open a Little Wider"
"Let's play chess!" "Open the windows!
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"Let's settle down out there!"
"What the time?" "lt's sprained"
Give him a chance! Comment!" "What would I do without you girls?
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"Now let's get quiet!" "Keep those drawers in order!
What page are you on?" "Get busy"
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DORIS IRENE AMES
Route 1, Richland
"Doris" Commercial
A future secretary-Likes to have the
best of everything-Often seen pushing
her glasses back on her nose.
DALE A. ACHEY
524 South Cherry Street
"Louachie" General
Tall, dark, handsome-A brain-Rec-
ognized by his funny laugh-Will make a
good doctor.
County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, State Band 3g
District Band 3, Soccer Team 3, 4, Hi-Y
2, 3, Newsgram Staff 1, 2, Senior Playg
Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2,
3 CTreas.J, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2g Mixed
Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3 CV. Pres.J, 4,
Myrialog Staif 4, Basketball Team 39
Baseball Team 3, 4.
PHYLLIS JEAN ARTZ
108 North College Street
"Phyl" Commercial
The tall one-Often seen with "Pill" or
"Connie-a good guard-Likes to go to
the Villa.
Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Newsgram Staff
CFin. Sec.Jg Student Council lg Tri-Hi-Y
2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, fColor Guardjg
Library Club 1, 2 CTreas.Jg Myrialog Stafi
4.
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DONALD GENE AUCHENBACH
115 North Railroad Street
"Socky" General
A good paper boy-Hot rods around
town in his free time-Loves C???J school.
Hi-Y 2, Myrialog Staff 4.
RAYMOND EARL BROWN
Route 3
"Brownie" Agriculture
Has interests in 11th grade-Brown
wavy hair-Likes?? to work at Albert's
Bakery-Drives a green "38,' Chevy.
ANN LEE BOYER
150 West Main Avenue
"Boyer" Commercial
Our Hillbilly singer-Often seen with
the opposite sex-Likes to draw horses-
Brown hair, blue eyes-Quite friendly.
Girls' Softball Team 2, 3. 49 Basketball
Team 43 Hockey Team 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y
2, 3, 4, Newsgram Staff 4, F. H. A. lg
Girls' Chorus 1, Band Color Guard 3, 4
fSquad Leaderlg Library Club 1.
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NEAL RAYMOND DOHNER
103 South Cherry Street
"Dohner" General
A great ice skater-Seldom gets the car
Pla s a ood ame of soccer-Is often
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found at the Fire Hall.
Soccer Team 2, 3, 4.
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WILLIAM F. DERR
Route 1
"Willie" General
A future Vet-Behaves like a gentle-
man-likes to argue in P.O.D.-Is very
friendly-Girl hater.
Senior Play, Myrialog Staff 4g Library
Club 1, 2g Newsgram Staff 1, 2, 3.
KATHLEEN A. ERNFIELD
Route 3
"Kathy" Commercial
Often seen driving her "hot" Plymouth
-Works at the Dixie-Nice personality
-Attracted by opposite sex.
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
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GRACE NAOMI EWING
19 South Locust Street
"Nomie" General
Future Dietician-Drives her father's
new Plymouth-Can take a joke--A good
actress-Likes CD Chemistry.
Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Newsgram Staff 43
Senior Play, F. H. A. 4, Girls' Chorus 4,
Myrialog Staff 4.
FRANKLIN F. FIELD
307 South Railroad Street
"Frankie" General
Quite the romeo-Always with the girls
-George's shadow-Nice personality-
Drives a new Cadillac C???J.
Baseball 2, 3, 43 Soccer Team 2, 3, 4,
Basketball Team 3, 6, Boys' Chorus 1, 2,
Myrialog Staff 4.
DALE CLYDE FAKE
Route 3
"Smiley" General
Has interest in the Jr. class and Potts-
ville-Good baseball player-Likes to go
to church.
Soccer Team 23 Baseball Team 2, 3, 4,
Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,
Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3.
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HELEN GRACE FULLMER
2 North College Street
"Helen" Commercial
Mary Elton worker-Likes to sleep and
run around-Has interests at Ebenezer-
A business student.
Girls' Softball Team l, 2, 3, 4 fManagerl:
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4:
Library Club 1, 2, 3 QV. Pres.Jg Myrialog
Staff 4.
BARBARA ANN GARLOFF
Route 3
"Galof" Commercial
A "happy-go-lucky" kid-Always star--
ing and laughing-recgonized by her pink
lipstick-Pals with Pat and Ruthie.
Girls' Softball Team 1, 2, Cheerleading 1,
Hockey Team 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4.
ROBERT GEORGE GARLOFF
524 South Railroad Street
"Gigger" General
A good worker at the Buy Rite-Sings
in the Chorus-Doesn't seem too interest-
ed in the girls.
County Chorus 23 County Band 1, 2,
Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,
2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4.
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CLYDE EMERSON GETTLE
130 South Cherry Street
"Gettle" General
One of our He-men-Very quiet-Hot-
rods around with Rocky-Future unde-
cided.
ROBERT FORREST HAFER
Route 3
"Bob" Agriculture
Brown curly hair-Drives a motorcycle
-Spends most of his time working in
Lebanon-Good sense of humor.
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CV. Pres.Jg Band 1, 2.
KARL GRUMBINE
Route 2
"Cutie" Agriculture
An F.F.A. member-Likes to drive the
girls around - One of Mr. Sherrnan's
boys.
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CPres.J.
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ROBERT LAMAR HESS
EDWARD N. HAIN
Route 3
"Eddie" General
A quiet boy until you get to know him
-Likes ice skating at Strack's Dam-
Never gets "mad."
Route 3
"Hessy" General
Short-Glasses which make him look
like a student-Loves to miss school- A
Very quiet.
BETTY M. HIBSHMAN
Route 2
"Betty" Commercial
One of the more quiet girls-Has a
nice smile-Is often seen with Kathleen-
Cute pony tail.
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4.
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MARLENE ANN HOFFMAN
226 West Main Avenue
"Marlene" Commercial
A petite, cute girl with a ready smile-
Our Variety Manager-Good waitress at
the Taste Good Shop.
Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 fChanlainJ, F. H. A.
l, 2, 3, 4 fPres.j, Band Majorette l, 2, 3,
4 fHead Majorettej, Myrialog Staff 4.
VIOLET M. HOUTZ
21 South Locust Street
"Violet" Commercial
A 5 84 10 clerk-Good actress and
poet-Likes South Lebanon for some
strange C73 reason-Often seen in a black
Buick.
County Band 2, Hockey Team 3, 4 CScore
Keeperjg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 CV. Pres.D:
Newsgram Staff 3, 4, Senior Play, Camera
Club 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4,
Myrialog Staff 4, F. H. A. 2.
PATRICIA ANN HOTTENSTEIN
315 South Railroad Street
"Pat', Commercial
A vivacious, blond girl who doesn't C71
pay too much attention to the boys-Of-
ten responds to the name "Hottentot"-
Resides in room 2.
Basketball Team l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1 CV.
Pres.J, 2, 3, 4, Myrialog Staff 4.
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FRANKLIN D. HUNSICKER
Route 3
- "Hunnie" Agriculture
Works at the Hund Shop-Gives the
girls a hard time-Likes to have his hair
combed.
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
JAMES DAVID KARSNITZ
14 West Main Avenue
"Ships" Agriculture
A part time OJ student-A real ladies
man-Sports a goatee-Friendly to all.
LOREN EUGENE KLINE
405 South Cherry Street
"Loren" General
A basketball co-captain-Very good
athlete-Likes OJ to carry mail-Is well
liked by everyone-Will make a good en-
gineer.
Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4 CCo-captainjg Bas-
ketball Team l, 2, 3, 4 CCo-captainjg
Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council
1, Senior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Myrialog
Staff 4 fCo-editorjg Class Oiiicer, V. Pres.
1, 3.
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GEORGE ROBERT KRALL
Route 1
"Krallie" Agriculture
A very quiet, reserved boy-Intends to
be a farmer-Pretty blue eyes-Is often
found at home.
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CI'reas.J.
RAYMOND CLAYTON KREISER, Jr.
Route 2
"Kriser" Commercial
Our photographer-Has interests in
10th grade-Very cooperative-One of
the lucky few boys taking Business.
Myrialog Staff 4.
BONNIE YVONNE LANDES
Route 3
"Chicken" Home Economics
A calm, unexcitable girl who is often
found with Gary - Beautiful hair and
complexion-Nice personality.
Girls' Softball 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, 3,
4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 CTreas.Jg Senior
Play, Library Club 1.
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DORIS ELAINE LENGLE
525 South College Street
"Dog" General
Our artist-Works hard to get the best
-Is Mary Elton's right hand girl-Re-
sponds to name "Dog."
Girls' Softball Team, Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3,
4, Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun-
cil 3, 4 fTreas.Jg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, News-
gram Staff 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, Library Club
1, 2, 3, 4, Myrialog Stal? 4.
SHELDON WOODROW LATSHAW
Route 3
"Latch" Agriculture
A hot rod-Has dimples-Works at
the "Blue Star"-Never drinks-Likes to
ice-skate.
F. F. A. 3, 4.
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EUGENE EDWARD LESSIG
213 West Main Avenue
"Flyboy" General
A cute chum who likes to take chances
-Deeply interested in the Junior class-
Good dancer.
County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band
1, 2g Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball
Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, 2, 4,
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CPres.J, Senior Play, Boys'
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,
4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2,
3, 4.
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PAULA KAY LIGHT
138 Washington Avenue
"Sneezyi' Commercial
Occasionally drives a green Ford-
Known for her excessive sneezing-Quite
dependable.
Girls' Softball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball
Team, Manager 2, 3, 4, Hockey Team,
Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4,
Newsgram Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2,
3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Myrialog
Stall 4.
NELSON N. LONG
209 East Main Avenue
"Netsy" General
Is a good story teller-Likes younger
Talkative.
Band l 2, 3, 4.
PAUL A. LONG
Route 3
"Longy', General
Likes hillbilly music-Plays hookey oc-
casionally-Likes to sleep in P.O.D.-
Can handle the girls.
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girls-Only aim is to get a diploma-
HARRY ALBERT MARKS, Jr.
Route 1, Lebanon
"Bud" General
A quiet boy who likes to get in trouble
-Learned not to fight with younger chil-
dren.
NORMAN G. MARKS
310 South Railroad Street
"Marksie" Agriculture
A good looking blonde with a Chevy
that sometimes gets him in trouble-Has
deep interests in 10th grade.
JOSEPH B. MATTEY
214 West Carpenter Street
"Mattey" General
Likes to read-Doesn't have too much
interest in school-Travels with Harry
Marks.
Camera Club 1.
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GRACE A. MAYS
Route 1
"Grace" Commercial
Better known as Gracie-Doesn't take
much from "those darned guys"-Is quite
comical-Easy to get to know.
Tri-Hi-Y 4.
STARR LAROY MILLER
Route 1
"Starr" Agriculture
A neat guy-Has to "push" the girls
away-Very good natured-Tries hard
OJ to behave.
Soccer Team 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3
CV. Pres.Jg F.F.A. 1, Sec. 2, 3, 4.
ELWOOD A. MILLER
122 South Cherry Street
"Woody" General
Short and cute-Loves CPD school-A
lot of fun-Another hard working mail
carrier-Intends to enter the service.
Soccer Team 2, 3, 4g Basketball Team 2,
35 Boys' Chorus 45 Myrialog Staff 4.
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DAWN LOUISE NEISWENDER
28 East Park Avenue
"Nicie" Home Economics
A good Home Ec student-Works at
Krilly's occasionally-Loves C23 P.O.D.-
Likes to have a good time.
Girls' Softball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket-
ball Team Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey
Team Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,
3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1,
2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Myrialog
Staff 4.
JOANNA ELIZABETH MOORE
Ramona Road, Route 2
"Jo" General
A great pianist-Always busy study-
ing, practicing for her organ job, or-?-
Has nice dimples.
County Chorus 3, 4, County Band 2, Stu-
dent Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Girls'
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus Accom-
panist 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Accom-
panist 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1
2, Library Club 1, 2, Myrialog Staff 4.
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GLORIA FAYE PHILLIPPY
200 East Main Avenue
"Pill" Commercial
A nice, peppy cheerleader captain-
Very good Business student-Is often
found working in the office.
Basketball Team Timekeeper 2, 3, 4,
Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 CCapt.J, Tri-Hi-Y 1,
2, 3, 4 CHistorianJ, Senior Play Prompter,
Band Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Library Club
1, 2.
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BEVERLY ANNE RANALDI
14 North College Street
"Bev" Commercial
A good athlete and sharp dresser
does most modern dance ste s-Likes to
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go to the Villa.
Girls' Softball Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Sec-
retary 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2
CCO-Captainj, 3, 4 CCaptainJg Hockey
Team 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainJg Student Coun-
cil 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CPres.Jg News-
grfm Staff 3, 4, Senior Play, Myrialog
Staff 4.
RAYMOND JOHN ROTHENBACH
208 South Cherry Street
"Rocky" General
Teacher's pet-Loves to pest people-
Never gets into trouble-Should be a dog
catcher.
DOLORES JEAN REESER
Route 3
"Dolores" Commercial
A very shy, reserved classmate-Has
interests at Bethel-Occasionally her rare
giggle UD is heard-Beep! Beep!
Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.
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EDWIN FRANKLIN SALEM
21 East Richland Street
"Eddie" Agriculture
Likes to dissect animals-Is interested
in girls-Drives CPD a sleek Ford-Better
known as Grissley.
Hi-Y 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
DAWN ILENE SCHAEFFER
"Dawn" General
One to whom it comes naturally-Is
undecided about her future--A good ar-
tist-Plays a clarinet.
County Chorus 3, 4, County Band 4, Tri-
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Newsgram Staff 1, 2, F. H.
A. 1, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Library
1, 2, 3, 4, Myrialog Staff 4.
RUTH ELLEN SCHAEFFER
8 South Broad Street
"Ruthie" General
A little ball of tire-Has an abundance
of brains--Usually seen dashing around
doing several things at once-Dangerous
behind the wheel-Will make a good
nurse.
County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1,
2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,
2, 3, 4 CSec.J, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,
Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2,
3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2,
3, 4, President 3, 4, Myrialog Staff Edi-
tor 4.
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SANDRA G. SCHOENER
31 West Main Avenue
"Sandra,' Commercial
Often seen with Ronnie-Wants to get
married-One of our efficient school sec-
retaries-A willing worker.
Basketball Team Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3, 4,
Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3,
F. H. A. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, School Treas-
urer 4, Newsgram Staff 4..
BETTY ANN SIEGFRIED
Route 1, Richland
"Betty" Home Economics
Hails from Millardsville-Likes to go
to basketball games-Drives OJ her dad's
car-A whiz in Home Ec.
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. QV.
Pres.J.
GEORGE F. SEIBERT, Jr.
312 South Railroad Street
"Seib" General
The neat guy of our class-Often seen
at West Myerstown-Wha' happened to
the car, George???-Plays a mean drum.
Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1,
2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, Student Council
4, Boys' Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4.
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RICHARD HAROLD SHAEFFER
214 East Main Avenue
"Slim" Commercial
A good athlete-One of the better Bus-
iness students--A tall one-Has quite a
fan club.
Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, Basketball Team 1,
2, 3, 4 CCo-Capt.D, Student Council 2, 4,
Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus
LAWRENCE GORDON SHENK
338 West Main Avenue
"Graboski" General
A good musician and athlete-Knows
all about sports - "how are your front
teeth???"-Well liked.
Soccer Team 1, 2, 4, Basketball Team 1,
2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, Newsgram Staff
3, 4, Senior Play, Boys' Chorus 1, 3, 4,
Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4
fPres.l, Myrialog Staff 4.
4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Myrialog StaE 4.
DONALD RODNEY STONESIFER
238 West Main Avenue
"Snifer" General
Works for his dad-Has interests in
10th grade-Knows it all-Portrayed Ste-
vie in Sr. Class Play.
Hi-Y 3, 4 fSec.J, Senior Play, Myrialog
Staff 4.
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SUSAN ANN SUHR
196 West Maple Avenue
"Susie" General
Likes to have a good time-A fellow
gum-chewer-Works at the Doggie shop
-Penn State bound.
County Chorus 1, 3 4, Count Band 1
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3, 4, District Band 1, 2, 3, 4, State Band
2, District Orchestra 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4,
Newsgram Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play,
F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas.J, Girls' Chorus
1, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,
2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,
4, Library Club 1, Myrialog Staff 4.
JOSEPHINE L. SWANGER
16 South Cherry Street
"Josie" Home Economics
Another hot rod-Plans to get married
-A very efficient baby sitter and waitress
-Likes to roller skate.
Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Myrialog Staff 4.
DAVID ALFRED SWANGER
Route 2
"Swanger" General
Good looker -!Swell actor - Would
make a shrewd Dick Tracy-Has a large
fan club-Likes blondes.
Class Oflicer 1 CV. Pres.J, Student Council
2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Camera Club 2, Myrialog
Staff 4.
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PHYLLIS V. TRAUTMAN
814 South Railroad Street
"Phyllis" Home Economics
Sports a new watch-Has interests on
Railroad Street - Can really cook and
bake-Nice long wavy hair.
TriHi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
GARY EUGENE TROUTMAN
204 E. Main Avenue
"Gary" Agriculture
Rates high with Bonnie-Neat dresser
-Often seen washing or driving his nice
gray Studebaker.
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CV. Pres.Jg F. F. A. 2, 3, 4,
Boys, Chorus 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 4,
Myrialog Staff 4.
HARRY C. UMBENHAUER
Route 2
"Sonny" Agriculture
A typical Penna. Dutchman - Will
make a good husband and farmer-Al-
ways working or cruising around.
Soccer Team 33 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 CReport-
erj.
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KENNETH G. WAGNER
839 South Railroad Street
"Kenny" Commercial
Like father, like son-A good mechan-
ic-Always talking about some wreck or
new car-Red hair.
RUTH E. WARTLUFT
Route 2
"Shorty" Commercial
The little girl with the giggle-Always
has her hair combed neatly-Is often
found with Grace Mays.
ELLEN G. WOLFE
700 South College Street
"Ellen'l Commercial
The first girl to sport a diamond--Will
make a good wife-Sort of reserved-
Very pretty and easy to get along with.
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4.
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CONSTANCE JOANN YEAGLEY
101 North College Street
"Connie" General
A cute girl with a cute figure-Despises
cats and wolves-Very nice personality-
Plays a clarinet well.
County Chorus 1, 2, 4, County Band 1, 2
3, 4, District Band 4, State Band 4, Hock
ey Team 3, Student Council 4 CPres.J, Tri
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Newsgram Staff 1, 2, 3, 4,
F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2,
3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble
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RICHARD L. YIENGST
Route 2
"Dick" General
Little but oh my!-Has neat wavy hair
-Still has his class ring CD - Likes to
smile at the girls.
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1
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CONRAD B. YOUSE
114 West Park Avenue
A good athlete-Wants to be a preach
er-Has pleasing humor-Popular.
Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team
1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Band
1, 2, 4, Myrialog Staff 4.
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Connie" Academic
SUE ANN ZEARFOSS
41 West Main Avenue
"Sue" Cemmorcial
A nice looking girl who hot rods
in the station wagon-Likes the boys-Is
quite sexy.
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Newsgram Staff 1, 2,
Camera Club 3, F. H. A. lg Library Club
1, 23 Myrialog Staff 4.
CHARLES M. ZECHMAN, Jr.
Stouchsburg
"Charlie" Agriculture
One of our Stouchsburg gang-Always
friendly-Is often found in school-We
wonder why?-Has his own car.
F. F. A. 3, 4.
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Vice-President-C'onrad Youse: Treasurer-Fugene Lessig: Secretary--Beverly Ranaldi:
Asst. 'lireasurer-Richard Shaeffer: President+Dale Aehey.
Class Colors - Blaek and White
Class Flower - Orange Delight
Class Motto - What we are is God's gift to us:
What we make ourselves is our gift to God.
Memoirs of the Senior Year
Our senior year found us working very hard in order to raise money for our trip to Nevs
York. We began in October at the fair. where we sold eofTee and french fries: as well as work-
ing in the cafeteria, ln November we rehearsed on our play. "Let Me Out of Here." Two per-
formances were given on November I7 and IX. ln addition, we were all busy selling Landis
and Landis Club Memberships, and magazine subscriptions. At the close of our twelve years ot'
studying, we were rewarded with a glorious. three-day trip to New York. After the return from
our trip. rehearsals for Class Day began. Our Class Day exercises were held on May IX, Bacca-
laureate on May 20. and Commencement on May 22,
Now we are entering upon a new experience. We hope the wonderful instruction and ex-
periences we have received in our school days will guide our paths to happiness and sueeess.
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Bcvcrly Runuldi Loren Kline Bonnie Lundcs Gary Truutmun
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INSTRUMENTALLY INCLINED
MOST STUDIOUS
SUSHU Suhr Dale Ache!! Joanna Moore William Derr
MOST COURTEOUS
Gloria Phillippy Conrad Youse
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PEPPIEST
Barbara Garloff Elwood Miller
WHO'S WHO
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ATHLETES
Ruth Schaeffer Dale Achey Beverly Ranaldi Loren Kline
BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED
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Violet Houtz Lawrence Shcnk
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MOST TALKATIVE
Ann Boyer Starr Miller
MOST COMICAL
Barbara Garloff Elwood Miller
QUIETEST THE WHEELS
Dolores Reeser Richard Yiengst Beverly Ranaldi Dale Achey
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Bona Lynn .... . ..
Bessie Rhodes .....
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Stevie Cobb .....
Garret Lynn .....
Victor Ward ....
Gifford Morton
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. . . . . .Susan Suhr
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Cast and Committees
Director-Mrs. Merritt Jeffers.
Stage Setting-Senior Manual Training classesg pupils of Related Arts classes-Mr. Donald
Lansherry-Miss Gayle Mendenhall.
Make-up-Betty Seigfried, Doris Ames, Ann Boyer, Mrs. Frederick Lantz.
Stage Crew-George Seibert, Franklin Field.
Stage Properties-Raymond Rothenhach. Nelson Long, Kathleen Ernfield, Josephine Swanger-
Mr. Dwight Fake.
Prompters-Patricia Hottenstein, Eugene Lessig, Dawn Neiswender, Gloria Phillippy.
Advertising-Conrad Youse, Richard Shaeffer. Phyllis Artz. Marlene Hoffman, Kathleen Ern
field, Ruth Wartluft. Charles Zechman-Miss M. C. lmmel.
Tickets-Phyllis Trautman, Paula Light, Richard Yiengst. Ruth Wartluft, Mr. Harold Batdorf,
Mrs. Dorothy Lutz.
Publicity-Donald Auchenbach. Kenneth Wagner. Doris Lengle. Josephine Swanger.
Music-Girls' Ensemble-Miss Kathryn Dech.
Ushers-Barbara Garloff, Patricia Hottenstein, Sandra Schoener, Sue Zearfoss, Helen Fullmer,
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Class History
In 1943, forty-five boys and girls presented their bright, shining faces to Miss
Loose. We launched our school careers in the high school first grade room. Under
the leadership of Miss Loose we soon adjusted to our new surroundings. Our 'first
public appearance occurred when many of us participated in the rhythm band in the
operetta.
Mrs. Emerich was the next captain for our crew. By now, we could read and
write quite well. We became a part of the Hill School in Second Grade. Our next
public appearance was in the play, "Hansel and Gretel and The Talking Trees."
Progress was also being made in the Achey-Ranaldi romance.
Poetry books and arithmetic workbooks were introduced to us in third grade.
Under Miss Schell's watchful eye, we developed into fine scholars. Additional letter
writing in the form of love notes became a common practice among the students.
Fourth grade was an exciting year. Miss Dech helped us build a house right in
our classroom. Many of us joined the junior band this year. Remember the mouse,
"Beady Eyes," and Gene Lessig's crow?
Mrs. Groff taught us to construct weather maps in fifth grade. We became the
world's worst weather predictors. We also began those now familiar book reports.
1949 found us at our goal-sixth grade. Mr. Snavely appointed many of the
boys to be patrols. A new student from Germany joined our class. Her name was
Valli and we took turns teaching her the English language. In sixth grade Joanna
Moore spent most of her spare time behind the piano in Siberia. We had fun duck-
ing chalk and through the use of the fire escape we found it was fun having fire
drills.
We started out all over again in seventh grade. We felt lost in the big halls of
M.H. S. Mr. Reed and Mr. Mitchell tried to guide us through this year. We were
joined by our friends from Jackson Township and our total enrollment was nine-
ty-six.
By eighth grade we felt quite comfortable at Myerstown High. Mr. Reed and
Mr. Mitchell again acted as home-room advisers. This year our class was divided
into three sections. As punishment a teacher put one section in the corner for going
to the window and watching the Senior Band which was practicing outside.
We began making our mark in school in ninth grade. Members of our class
could be found in almost every organizotion. Mr. Brunner and Mr. Fake had our
homerooms. As freshmen we also took a very memorable trip to Gettysburg.
Tenth grade was an important year. Under the guidance of Mr. Batdorf and
Mr. Lantz, we chose our class colors, black and white, and ordered our snappy class
jackets.
We worked very hard in our junior year. This was probably the most difiicult
year as far as lessons were concerned. We received our class rings in December.
Strangely enough, several sophomore girls were soon wearing junior class rings. Our
prom was a big success. The theme was "Oriental Gardens" and the gym was very
beautifully decorated. Mr. Reed and Mr. Lantz worked hard helping with our activ-
ities. Bobby Hess started getting his reputation as a jokster by setting a Ere cracker
off in History class, for which he was well rewarded by Mr. Klopp.
Our Senior year was definitely the big year. We made lots of money at the
fair, and on our Landis and Landis and Magazine sales. Our class play, "Let Me
Out of Here," was a big success. Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Lutz, and Mr. Fake all acted
as homeroom advisers. Mr. Fake, having no respect for the dignity of seniors, forced
many of us to attend eight o'clock classes if we were late. Our year was climaxed by
a trip to New York, Class Night, and Commencement.
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Class Will
We, the class of 1956, of the High School of Myerstown, of the city of Myerstown, county
of Lebanon and state of Pennsylvania, do make this our last will and testament, that is to say:
We appoint the Junior class of said High School of Myerstown executor of this will.
First, to the Class of '57 we leave our trip to New York.
To the Sophomores we leave our athletic abilities and good looks.
We bequeath to the lucky CID Freshmen our brains and study habits.
To continue:
Doris Ames wills her love for hoedowns to Betty Hixenheiser.
To Barbara Buck, Phyllis Artz wills her cute freckles.
Ann Boyer leaves her love for hillbilly music to Nancy Fink.
To Carole Sholly, Kathleen Erntield wills her job at the "Dixie."
Naomi Ewing and Dawn Schaeffer will their quiet personalities to Suzanne Pearson and Mary
Wolfe.
To Anita Yeakley, Helen Fullmer bequeaths her ability to sleep late.
Barbara Garloff and Pat Hottenstein will their giggles to Marilyn Mastro and Peggy Beyler.
Betty Hibshman bequeaths her pretty clothing to Joan Kohl.
To Linda Long, Marlene Hoffman wills her job at the "Taste Good."
Violet Houtz wills her way of managing things to Janet Schell.
Bonnie Landes bequeaths her flawless complexion to Suzie Nitrauer.
To Nancy Umbenhen, Doris Lengle wills her "hot rod" driving.
Paula Light leaves her sneezing to some poor soul.
Grace Mays wills her love for girls' basketball to Peggy Smaltz.
loanna Moore bequeaths her ability to play the piano to Brian Donley.
To Rachel Sanger, Gloria Phillippy wills her cheerleading ability.
Beverly Ranaldi wills her athletic ability to Faye Fulk.
Dolores Reeser leaves her shyness to Elaine Bashore.
Ruth Schaeffer bequeaths her pep to Patty Wilson.
To some bright junior, Sandra Schoener wills her job as school treasurer.
Dawn Neiswender and Betty Siegfried will their abilities in home economics to Millie Brubaker
and Myrtle Boyer.
Susan Suhr leaves her musical ability to Carol Kratzer.
To Joan Wilson, Josephine Swanger wills her love for roller skating.
Phyllis Troutman and Ruth Wartluft will their long hair to Janet Yeakley and Barbara Rep-
pert.
Ellen Wolfe wills her diamond to some lucky junior girl.
Connie Yeagley bequeaths her naturally curly hair to her brother Jerry.
Sue Zearfoss leaves her love for the opposite sex to her sister Kay.
Dale Achey wills his brains to his brother Stanley.
To his brother Ralph, Donald Achenbach wills his paper route.
Raymond Brown bequeaths his beautiful curls to Callie Umbenhen.
William Derr wills his love for P. O. D. class to Thomas Brown.
To Michael Honker, Neal Dohner leaves his soccer ability.
Dale Fake wills his baseball ability to Dickie Loose.
Franklin Field and Starr Miller bequeath their abilities to tlirt to Arnold Miller and Miles
Brandt.
To Gene Daub, Robert Garloff leaves his trombone.
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Class Will
Clyde Gettle, Paul Long, and Richard Yiengst will their silence in classes to Rodney Steltz.
Dennis Brubaker, and David Lessig.
Karl Grumbine and George Krall bequeath their farming abilities to John Whitmoyer and Lee
Saunders.
Robert Hafer leaves his motorcycle to some outdoor-loving underclassman.
Edward Hain bequeaths his blond, good looks to John Bird.
Robert Hess leaves his ability to set off firecrackers in history class to Leroy Sauders.
Franklin Hunsicker and Raymond Rothenbach will their love to pest girls to Michael Hibshman
and Billy Siverling.
To some fortnuate junior, Jimmy Karsnitz wills his place in Mr. Fake's heart.
Loren Kline, Richard Shaeffer, and Conrad Youse will their athletic abilities to three deserv-
ing underclassmen.
Raymond Kreiser and Edwin Salem leave Loretta and Judy to some lucky underclassmen.
To Ronnie Krall, Sheldon Latshaw bequeaths his car.
Eugene Lessig wills his love for girls to Donald Dubble.
Nelson Long leaves his ability to be late to some unfortunate junior.
To Billy Fulk, Harry Marks wills his love for gym class.
Norman Marks leaves his interest in the sophomore class to the lucky guy that gets her.
Joseph Mattey bequeaths his ability to play hookey to Edward Heffelfmger.
Elwood Miller and George Seibert leave their junior girls to some junior wolves.
Larry Shenk wills his false teeth to Eddie Swanger.
Rodney Stonesifer wills his job of driving the Nissley's Bottle Gas truck to his brother Dale.
To his brother, J on, David Swanger leaves his outstanding manners.
Gary Troutman wills his singing ability to David Shenk.
To Kenneth Brown, Harry Umbenhauer leaves his fan club.
Kenneth Wagner bequeaths his red hair to Jan Wise.
Charles Zechman wills his trip from Stouchsburg to Clarence Sattazahn.
We hereby revoke any and all former wills by us made.
In testimony whereof we have here unto set our hand this twenty-second day of May,
nineteen hundred and fifty-six.
Class of 1956
Signed, published, and declared by the above named Class of 1956, as and for their last
will and testament in the presence of each other, have hereunto set our hands as witnesses.
MR. DWIGHT C. FAKE
The City of Myerstown, County of Lebanon, State of Pennsylvania.
MRS. HELEN BRIGHTBILL
Of the City of Myerstown, County of Lebanon, State of Pennsylvania.
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Class Prophecy
Come with me to the land of deep dark mystery, THE FUTURE, as in the year of 1956,
we see our classmates-some are failures, some successes, mostly successes, however. ARE
YOU READY?
Robert Hess, Joseph Mattey, and Harry Marks, the infamous trio, are now on the program
sponsored by the State Penn University.
Phyllis Artz is head janitor at Franklin and Marshall College.
Neal Dohner has opened the world's first elephant hospital. The head surgeon is Dale
Achey, chief dietitian, Naomi Ewing, and Ruthie Schaeffer is head nurse. Their goal is for
"slimmer trimmer elephants."
Doris Lengle and Helen Fullmer are the coowners of the Ptomaine Place where Sheldon
Latshaw is the chef and Marlene Hoffman is the boss of the dishwashers, namely Dawn Nei-
swender, Betty Siegfried and Phyllis Trautman.
Dolores Reeser and Richard Yiengst have just been chosen by the President of the United
States, William Derr, as the world's quietest people. They will compete in the 1968 Olympics.
David Swanger just made his first million and now has a helicopter to deliver his papers.
Barbara Garloff, Pat Hottenstein, and Kathleen Erntield are tri-owners of the Hottentot
Beauty Salon, the home office in Myerstown.
Conrad Youse, with the help of Dawn Schaeffer, has just made the world's first portable
electric brain. It is now used by all M. H. S. Trig. students.
Susan Suhr and Connie Yeagley are still in the Myerstown High School Chemistry Lab.
trying to prove that water condenses. Incidentally, Loren Kline is the chemistry instructor.
Eugene Lessig has taken over his mother's business and has enlarged it. His two book-
keepers at present are Doris Ames and Ruth Wartluft.
Franklin Field is a captain in the ranks of the ground-pounders.
Robert Garloff still has his job at the Buy-Rite, but he has been promoted to proprietor.
Raymond Rothenbach and Clyde Gettle are co-owners of the Duz-Ty-Race Track. Nor-
man Marks, Starr Miller and Eddie Salem are their top drivers.
Sandra Schoener, Sue Zearfoss and Ellen Wolfe are in a group of traveling models. The
manager of this group is Robert Hafer.
Beverly Ranaldi and James Karsnitz are the owners of the Tango Dance Studio. They are
rivaling Arthur Murray for top honors.
Kenneth Wagner has a monopoly on the Sale of Chryslers in Pennsylvania.
Joanna Moore has just published her first piano concerto in Fb. Raymond Kreiser is her
publishing agent.
Donald Auchenbach holds the world's record for wrecking cars-his total is 1,999M.
George Krall and Charles Zechman are co-owners of the Sour-Milk Dairy with its head-
quarters in Krall's pasture.
Bonnie Landes and Gary Troutman are the only married ones in the class. They own and
operate the Landes Amusement Park.
Violet Houtz and Gloria Phillippy have just returned from Europe where they gave extend-
ed talks on Raising and Training Grasshoppers.
Dale Fake has his own Television show, "Be Ye Saved," on Larry Shenk's station, R. U
With Us.
We see our two anchor-crankers, George Seibert and Elwood Miller, still trying to get
through boot camp.
Richard Shaeffer is in charge of athletics at M. H. S., but he still has a burning ambition
to be a paperhanger.
Betty Hibshman and Grace Mays are co-owners of the Never-Fall Roller Skating Rink.
Franklin Hunsicker and Carl Grumbine have just completed their project of raising the
world's largest tomatoes. The weight when dehydrated is 7 pounds, 15 ounces.
Harry Umbenhauer and Ann Boyer now have their own Hill-Billy Hit Parade on Station
HUAB coming out of Myerstown.
Rodney Stonesifer is now President of the Lonely Hearts Club of Pennsylvania.
Two of the members of our class have joined Edward Hain's Circus. They are Paula Light,
the champion sneezer, and Nelson Long, who is a Lion Tamer.
Paul Long and Raymond Brown Incorporated have just finished the construction of the
S1,000,000,000.00 High School in Myerstown where Josephine Swanger is the Home Ec. in-
stnxctor.
Now let us come back to Myerstown High in the year of 1956 and see these classmates
gathered on this their class night for one of the final meetings at M. H. S.
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lst Row-
2nd Row
Eleventh Grade
A. Sattazahn, T. Kershner, M. Boyer, K. Brown, A. Phillippy, P. Jeffers, M. Hon-
ker, W. Hollinger, F. Fulk, C. Heffellinger, D. Kieffer, C. Brown, P. Long.
-R. Snyder, B. Reppert, C. Sattazahn, S. Achey, R. Krall, P. Stechman, W. Tobias,
J. Swanger, J. Bird, M. Brubaker, R. Sanger, N. Umbenhen.
3rd Row-N. Gettle, H. Kreiser, K. Umberger, J. Wenger, C. Zellers, D. Dubble, T. Brown,
B. Buck, M. Demmy, A. Miller.
4th Row-J. Stauffer, M. Brown, D. Sterner, C. Leed, R. Wolfe, J. Yeakley, N. Fink, E.
Bashore.
5th Row-J. Wagner, S. Smith, S. Troutman, J. Schell, L. Mader, J. Ficca, B. Hixenheiser,
C. Sholly.
Eleventh Grade Officers
Lett to Right:
Secretary-Winifred Hollinger, President-Michael Honkerg
Vice-President-Peter Jeffers, Treasurer-Faye Fulk.
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lst Row
2nd Row
3rd Row
Tenth Grade
-M. Yeakley, G. Lutz, L. Darkes. G. Hanley, M. Mastro, J. Ernfield. M. Wolfe, M.
Schwear. M. Smaltz, P. Ebling. J. Kreider, N. Phillippy. L. Souders, E. Brown.
-E. Swanger, J. Geib. P. Sanger, R. Brandt. C. Umbenhen, J. Wilson, P. Wilson.
K. Zearfoss, G. Daub, S. Pearson, G. Baeshore, P. Beyler, E. Eiler.
-M. Brandt, S. Harnish. R. Loose. B. Bingaman. K. Harding, H. Hibshman, D. Grum-
bine, E. Strauss, D. Nixon, L. Long, W. Fulk.
4th Row-R. Derr, J. Rittle, J. Yeakley. J. Kurtz, J. Yeagley, B. Yordy, G. Noll, J. Hess, J
Rutter, R. Prescott, L, Donough, Ax Miller.
5th Row-M. Schaeffer, N. Kohl. S. Floutz, P. Haag, H. Long. H. Smith, L. Umbenhauer
P. Wolfe, M. Hain, E. Keener, A. Yeakley.
Tenth Grade Officers
Left to Right:
Secretary-Marilyn Mastro: President-Mark Schwear.
Vice-President-Margaret Smaltzg Treasurer-Mary Wolfe.
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lst Row-C. Kopala, J. Neiswender, D. Lengle, R. Morirs, R. Phillippy, M.
Ninth Grade
Gettle, J. Hess,
F. Sterner, D. Brubaker, D. Lessig, A. Bollinger, W. Smith, F. Burkholder, J. Wise,
D. Stauifer. .
R. Sanger, A. Schaeffer, D. Hipp, G. Spitler, K. Miller, S. Waltermyer, L. Althouse,
2nd Row-
J. Katzaman, D. Biever, J. Gingrich, D. Houtz, I. Matthews, K. Smaltz, W. Siverling.
3rd Row-L. Blouch, S. Ernst, T. Witter, L. Gogets, K. Fair, R. Steltz, G. Achey, E. Kratzer,
H. Troutman, D. Bicksler, C. Lengle, H. Houtz.
4th Row-T. Hoffman, M. Grumbine, B. Donley, L. Zeigler, M. Loeb, L. Firestine, S. Bordner,
R. Spitler, B. Daub, R. Schoener, S. Umbenhauer, B. Brandt, D. Shenk, M. Hibsh-
man, R. Long.
5th Row-L Yeiser A Oberholtzer, E. Baeshore, E. Derr, J. Kohl, F. Himmelberger, D. Ne-
P. Leininger, J. Stauffer, A. Smith.
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vins, C. Rratzer, M. Gettle, N. Geist, P. Miller, L. Brandt, R. Fisher, J. Garloff,
Ninth Grade Officers
Left to Right:
Treasurer-Betty Daubg Secretary-Doris Staufferg President-Carol Kratzer
Vice-President-Dennis Brubaker.
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lst Row-
2nd Row
-A. Umberger, M. Sadler, R. Mundt, M. Derr, C.
Eighth Grade
R. Walters, S. Shirk, T. Whitcraft, C. Hoffman, R.
P. Stechman, R. Auchenbach. E. Feeg, N. Kopola, C. Wagner, A. Honker, J. Boyer.
R. Kreiser.
Mentzer, P. Ernest, J. Wagner
K. Stauffer, M. Kleinfelter, S. Ressler, H. Deck, L. Fredrickson, F. Strobel.
3rd Row-L. Labe, G. Hibshman, W. Royer, S. Lebo, J. Whitmoyer, G. Dreibelbis, F. Messer-
schmidt, M. Wenrich, J. Atkins, J. Dinger, L. Saundees, B. Burkholder.
4th Row-G. Gogets, C. Becker, A. Heilman, J. Schaeffer, L. Ernfield, S. Nitrauer, T. Honker
R. Mays, M. Lehman.
5th Row-G. Brightbill, D. Merkey, D. Harnish, R. Lengle, M. Neiswender, D. Miller, H
Leed, R. Lasch, L. Houser. J. Keener, C. Sweigart, R. Wenrich, M. Derr, R. Long
J. Hain.
6th Row-E. Brown, E. Swister, M. Rhine. J. Krall, S. Fullmer, G. Diem, D. Williams, R
Smith, J. Wolfe, B. Blatt, L. McCurdy, C. Loeb, S. Rhoads, V. Day, M. Martin
R. Long.
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Hibshman, N. Harnish. A. Yohn,
Eighth Grade Officers
Seated: President-Pamela Stechmang Treasure-Elaine Feeg:
Standing: Secretary-Arthur Yohng Vice-President-Ralph Auchenbach
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Seventh Grade
lst Row-G. Wagner, P. Moore, L. Lahe, D. Tevalt, H. Troutman, C. Schaeffer, K. Boyer,
L. Ewing, F. Krommes, C. Saunders, M. Hauer, R. Kleinfelteg C. Engle, J. Morris,
N. Donley, L. Lutz.
2nd Row-D. Stonesifer, J. Wagner, R. Miller, G. Spitler, R. Deck, B. Gettle, L. Salem, E.
Auchenbach, C. Wilson, J. Swanger, D. Gassert, S. Rutter, L. Feaser. S. Umberger,
D. Spitler.
3rd Row-G. Kiehl, B. B own, M. Shuey, S. Houser, D. Troutman, L. Crouse, D. Miller,
M. Houtz, L. Snyder, D. Moyer, O. Burkholder, S. Ruoss, T. Wolford, R. Lengle
B. Garman.
4th Row-R. Louser, R. Smith, E. Brown, R. Sadler, C. Shenk, S. Smith, H. Althouse, G
Bicher, G. Dubble, D. Garlin, G. Brown, E. Shepler, D. Beam, C. Rager.
Sth Row-S. Dubble, L. Zeigler, C. Miller, R. Althouse, G. Mader, R. Brubaker, R. Shaak
E. Haak, M. Hunsicker, V. Martin, G. LeGay, A. Gettle, S. Souders.
6th Row-L. Martin, B. Lengle, S. Brandt, M. Reed, D. Coppenhaver, J. Mosser, D. Schoener
S. Watson, M. Snoke, J. Trout, J. Darkes, R. Wiley, J. Lasch, B. Donmoyer, S
Miller.
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Left to Right:
Seated: President-Donald Millerg Vice-President-Martha Reed
Standing: Secretary-Judy Mosserg Treasurer-Glenda Bicher.
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Sixth Grade
Number of Pupils - 31
Teacher - Mr. Adam Snavely
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Fifth Grade
Number of Pupils - 38
Teacher -- Mrs. H. Irene Snavely
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Fourth Grade
Number of Pupils - 27
Teacher - Miss Jane North
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Fourth Grade
Number of Pupils - 28
Teacher - Mrs. Blanche B. Weaver
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Third Grade
Number of Pupils - 32
Teacher - Miss Irene Schell
Third Grade
Number of Pupils - 33
Teacher - Miss Agnes Souders
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Second Grade
Number of Pupils - 29 Teacher -- Mrs. Lillian Emerick
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Number of Pupils - 33 Teacher - Mrs. Mabel Groff
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First and Second Grades
Number of Pupils - 26
Teacher - Mrs. Clarian Horst
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asketball Season
Opens Tomgh
Mohawkg Play Host 5 Giris To Gpen
To Conrad Weiser
The 1955436 kmzsizstbail ssesisscxrx
Boys Bent S. Lebanon
In Playoff For First
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Mahcxwks Beat
Reading High
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Takes Championship
Hays Lose: Hard Fought
To North Lebanon
Soccer
Loren Kline and Connie
who headed varsity.
get under Wifkff with the Mo-
piaving hast to Conrad
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Varsity Cheerleaders
Standing left to right-B. Reppert. R. Sanger. C0-Captain: A. Ycakley, C. Sholly, .l. Ficcu
Scutcd in front-G. Phillippy, Captain.
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Soccer Team
Left to Right
lst Row-Elwood Miller, Starr Miller, George Seibert, Dale Acheyg Co-Captains: Loren Kline,
and Conrad Youseg Franklin Field, Neal Dohner, Eugene Lessig, Lawrence Shenk.
2nd Row-Peter Jeffers, John Bird, Michael Honker, Jon Swanger, Gene Daub, .lerad Yeagley,
William Fulk, Herbert Hibshman.
3rd Row-Russel Spitler, Richard Loose, Dennis Brubaker, Arnold Miller, Miles Brandt, Lloyd
Nixon.
4th Row-Managers: Jonas Kreider, Kenneth Harding, Martin Wenzler.
Sitting on Wall-Richard Bicksler, William Siverling, David Lessig.
Soccer Team
The 1955-56 soccer season was the best season for soccer at M. H. S. for a number of
years. After a slow start, the Mohawks came along in the second half of the season and wound
up in a tie for first place with North Lebanon. However, we dropped the playoff game to North
Lebanon l-0. Coach Hoffman was well pleased with the boys' great determination during the
second half comeback. Over all, their season's record stood at seven wins, four losses and
two tics.
Three of our boys made the Lebanon County All-Star team-Loren Kline at center for-
ward, Neal Dohner at fullback and Starr Miller at halfback. Making the second team were
Larry Shenk as the goalie, Connie Youse, Gene Lessig, Jerry Yeagley and Billy Fulk, all
linemen.
Our J.V. team played three games, beating Lancaster 5-3 and 2-0 and lost to Eastern
Lebanon 2-0.
non 2-0.
SCHEDULE
A Annville ........ ........ 1 ...... M ohawks
A Lancaster H.S ...... I .... Mohawks
A E. Lebanon . . . ..... 2 .... Mohawks
H N. Lebanon .. ,.... 4 .... Mohawks
H So. Lebanon .. ..... 0 .... Mohawks
H Annville ...... ..... 0 .... M ohawks
H Lancaster H.S. .. ..... 0 .... Mohawks
H E. Lebanon .. ..... l .... Mohawks
A No. Lebanon .... ..... 2 .... M ohawks
A So. Lebanon ..... 2 .... Mohawks
H Reading . . ..... 2 .... Mohawks
A Ursinus J.V. .. ........ 2 .......... Mohawks
No. Lebanon ............ l .......... Mohawks
CPlayofT gamej
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Left to Right:
Varsity Basketball
lst Row-E. Lessig, P. Jeffers, W. Fulk, L. Kline, F. Field, C. Youse.
2nd Row-M. Honker, G. Seibert, H. Hibshman, R. Shaeffer, L. Shenk.
3rd Row-Coach E. Hess, Managers K. Harding, E. Miller.
Varsity
With Earl Hess at the helm for the first year, the Mohawks finished with 9 wms and 9
losses. As for the league competition, their 5 and 7 record put them in 4th place. Some nights
of poor shooting from the floor was the cause of a few of the losses. Graduation will take seven
boys, but a promising J.V. team will be taking over. Good luck, fellows!
Conrad Weiser ..
Wyomissing .....
Conrad Weiser
Tulpehocken Joint
Tulpehocken Joint
SCORES
Annville .. ..... . . .
Alumnl .. ..... . . .
ELCO.. .....
North Lebanon . ..
Palmyra ........
Cornwall ........
South- Lebanon . .
Annville .. .... . . .
ELCO .. .....
North Lebanon .
Palmyra ..... .. . .
Cornwall ........
South Lebanon ..
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1955 Baseball Team
Left to Right:
First Row: George Seibert, Franklin Field, Kermit Hower, Dale Fake, John Mentzer,
David Ebling and Ernest Firestine.
Second Row: William Fulk, Conrad Youse, Jerad Yeagley, Peter Jeffers, Thomas Ruth,
William Fencil, Edward Swanger, Marvin Umberger and Loren Kline. Terry Schott and Dale
Achey were absent when the picture was taken.
The 1955 baseball team had a very good season, winning 7 and losing 3. The boys started
off the season by winning their first six games and the Eastern Division Championship. How-
ever, we lost the play-off for the county championship to Palmyra, who was the Western Divi-
sion Champion.
Even though a number of boys graduated, we look forward to a good season this year.
SCHEDULE
Opp. Mohawks
Robesonia ...... 0 25
Robesonia ........ 1 9
South Lebanon .. ..
Cornwall . .
Annville ...... ..
North Lebanon .. ..
ELCO
South Lebanon .
Cornwall .
Palmyra ......
4 7
2 4
0 2
3 7
4 2
3 8
9 1
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Championship game
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Junior Varsity Basketball
Lcft to Right:
Sitting in Front-J. Yeagley, 1. Bird, H. Hibshman, E. Swanger, R. Loose.
Standing in Back-Coach Hess. A. Miller. T. Kerschner, M. Brandt. Manager G. Daub.
The Junior Mohawks under coach Earl Hess for the first year completed
with ll wins and 6 losses, including a 9 and 3 league record. As a team
promising for next year's varsity. Lots of luck for the oncoming future.
SCORES
42 Conrad Weiser ................
44-Wyomissing ..... .......... ....
59-Conrad Weiser
26-Tulpehocken Joint . ..
40-Tulpehocken Joint . . .
48-Annville .........
24--ELCO ..........
30-North Lebanon ..
46-Palmyra ........
43-Cornwall . . . . .
39-South Lebanon
47-Annville ........
33-ELCO ..........
39-North Lebanon . . .
39-Palmyra ........
44-Cornwall .....
38-South Lebanon .
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.Myerstown
their hoop season
they looked very
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Myerstown-25
Myerstown--53
Myerstown-56
Myerstown-46
Myerstown-31
Myerstown-42
Myerstown-54
Myerstown-51
Myerstown-45
Myerstown-53
Myerstown-32
Myerstown-54
Myerstown-30
Myerstown-60
Myerstown-50
. . . .... Myerstown-26
Junior High Basketball
Left to Right:
D. Brubaker, R. Steltz, R. lasch, J. Whitmoyer, R. Spitler, J. Keener, B. Donley, L.
Saunders, G. Mader, G. Hibshman, L. Salem, B. Wagner, R. Bicksler, R. Auchenbach,
F. Strobel, W. Grubb, C. Saunders, D. Miller, and A. Honker.
Kneeling is Coach R. Hoffman.
Jr. High
The Jr. High boys wound up their season with a four and six record. They were coached
by Robert Hoffman for the third straight year. The first Jr. High team at M.H.S. consisted of
the boys who graduated this year. Even though the team had a losing record, the experience
they received will help a great deal later on when they are Juniors and Seniors.
SCORES
18-North Lebanon . . . .......... .... M yerstown-32
234outh Lebanon
49-Annville ....
34-Palmyra .....
39-Cornwall ....
3 1-North Lebanon
24-South Lebanon
M yer stown-
M yerstown-
Myerstown-
M yerstown-
M yerstown-
38-Annville ...... .. . Myerstown-
37-Palmyra ..... Myerstown-
40-Cornwall .. .... Myerstown
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J. V. Cheerleaders
Left to Right:
E. Keener, P. Ehling, F. Sterner, M. Mastro. J .WiIson.
History
J.V. Cheerleaders started in l954-55. Five girls are chosen from grades 9 and l0. There
are four cheerleaders and one substitute. These girls alternate every game. They try out in the
spring of the year. Th number of cheerleaders chosen depends on the Varsity cheerleaders who
graduate. From the .l.V. squad they graduate to the Varsity squad. The cheerleaders are select-
ed by the faculty committee and named by Mr. Hoffman. Between forty and fifty tried out for
the team of five. A different girl captains each game.
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lst Row-
2nd Row
-P. Wolfe, J. Ficca,
3rd Row-
4th Row-
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Girls' Basketball Team
K. Zearfoss, P. Smaltz, B. Ranaldi, C. Sholly, F. Fulk L Mader
R. Sanger, P. Artz, D. Lengle, D. Sterner J Yeakley
Coach, Mrs. Brightbill, P. Haag, E. Strauss, N. Phillippy J Kurtz P Eblmg Time
keeper, G. Phillippy, Scorekeeper, Sandra Schoener.
Manager, P. Light.
Manager, D. Neiswender, F. Sterner, S. Bordner, E. Bashore K Miller D Beaver
N. Geist, M. Loeb, N. Gettle, C. Lengle, absent, A. Boyer
North Lebanon
Annville ..... .
Girls' Basketball
1955 - 1956
Cornwall .. ..
South Lebanon
Elco ........
North Lebanon
Annville ..... .
Cornwall ..... .
South Lebanon
Elco .. ....
Basketball
Basketball was first played in the county in the form of a Tr1HrY league When Miss
Werner came in 1948, the county basketball league was organized
In the 1950-51 season the county league was started. Since that time our girls have wor
three championships under the leadership of Mrs. Brightbillg one in the 1952 53 season the
1954-55 season and the 1955-56.
There are only four seniors on the team, so the team should make an excellent showing
again next year.
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Girls' Hockey Team
lst Row-B. Landes, F. Fulk, B. Ranaldi, K. Zearfoss, L. Mader D Lengle A Boyer
2nd Row--R. Sanger, J. Yeakley, D. Sterner, E. Bashore, J. Ficca C Sholly N Gettle W
Hollinger, A. Sattazahn.
3rd Row-D. Daub, A. Yeakley, J. Kurtz, P. Smaltz, L. Long, P Eblmg C Lengle C Kratzel
D. Beaver.
4th Row-Manager and Timekeeper, D. Neiswender, A. Schaeffer K Smaltz M Loeb J
Kohl, Manager, P. Light, Scorekeeper, V. Houtz.
Elco .........
Annville .....
South Lebanon
Cornwall .....
Elco .. .... . ..
Cornwall .....
North Lebanon
South Lebanon
Annville .....
North Lebanon
Girls' Hockey Team
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Hockey
The girls' hockey team was organized in 1950 when Mrs. Brrghtblll came to M H S In
these six years of playing the team has only reached the top once that was m the 1952 53
SCHSOII.
Our girls have energy and zip on the field and topped their record of last year by winning
two games. The team will lose only four girls this year. Lots of Luck to next year s girls
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Girls' Softball Team
lst Rowhj. Ficca, K. Zearfoss, B. Ranaldi, B. Buck, C. Sholly F Fulk D Stcrner
Znd Row-B. Hixenheiser, P. Light, P. Smaltz, R. Sanger, J Yeakley P Long
3rd Row-Coach, Mrs. Brightbill, P. Ebling, Manager, D. Nelswender Scorekeeper D Lengle
absent, D. Ames, A. Boyer.
Softball
Softball was organized in the school year 1950-51 by Mrs Helen Brightbill
The girls' softball team had a fairly good record, as they won five games and lost three
last year.
This year the team should have a better record, since only a few members have been lost
Elco .. .....
Cornwall .......
South Lebanon
North Lebanon
Elco .. ....
Cornwall ..
South Lebanon
North Lebanon
Girls' Softball
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Student Council
Left to Right:
lst Row-J. Swanger, M. Brubaker, R. Shaeffer, C. Yeagley, D. Lengle, G. Seibert, N. Fink,
P. Stechman.
2nd Row-B. Daub, T. Hoifman, N. Phillippy, L. Umbenhauer, R. Loose, P. Smaltz, D. Bru-
baker, C. Lengle.
3rd Row-D. Stonesifer, M. Schnoke, A. Yohn, P. Stechman, S. Nitrauer, J. Whitmoyer, G.
LeGay, C. Schaffer.
Oflicers of Student Council
President-C. Yeagley.
Vice-President-N. Fink.
Secretary-P. Smaltz.
Treasurer-D. Lengle.
Mr. Reed has been the adviser of th'is organization for the last ten years. It is composed
of four students each from seventh to twelfth grade. They are elected by their fellow class-
mates. This year the student council has been in charge of several school dances, arranged four
paid assemblies and took part in such drives as Red Cross, March of Dimes and The Christmas
Seals. '
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Senior Tri-Hi-Y
Row 1-P. Long, R. Snyder, B. Garloff, M. Mastro, N. Phillippy, G. Phillippy, B. Landis, B.
Ranaldi, V. Houtz, R. Schaeffer, M. Hoffman, M. Schaeffer, P. Beyler, D. Kieffer,
L. Darkes, A. Sattazahn, M. Yeagley.
Row 2-R. Brandt, J. Wilson, M. Brandt, P. Hottenstein, S. Troutman, E. Strauss, P. Wolfe,
P. Haag, J. Geib, N. Kohl, P. Ebling, M. Boyer, B. Reppert, R. Sanger.
Row 3-D. Schaeffer, D. Neiswender, P. Troutman, N. Umbenhen, L. Long, M. Wolfe, P.
Light, A. Boyer, G. Mays, B. Hibshman, A. Yeagley, Eileen Keener.
Row 4-M. Demmy, J. Wagner, F. Fulk, J. Ficca, S. Schoener, J. Stauffer, D. Sterner, N. Fink.
J. Yeagley, W. Hollinger.
Row 5-E. Baeshore, J. Kurtz, N. Ewing, S. Pearson, C. Sholley, K. Ernfleld, S. Zearfoss, L.
Mader, S. Suhr, C. Williams, B. Siegfried, J. Swanger, B. Buck, H. Fullmer, D. Lengle.
Row 6-P. Brown, D. Ames, P. Smaltz, C. Yeagley, P. Wilson, P. Artz, K. Zearfoss, E. Wolfe,
B. Hixenheiser.
The Senior Tri-Hi-Y was organized during the school year 1942-43, under the leadership
of Miss Betty Anne Rutherford, who was also leader the following year with Miss Esther Zug.
This was the first year of Miss Zug's teaching at Myerstown. That year they organized and
coached a Tri-Hi-Y basketball team, which remained in effect until the school board hired a
physical Ed teacher. This teacher then organized a high school team.
In February, 1944, the first valentine dance was held at Myerstown. This was and still is
the event of the year.
Miss Betty Anne Rutherford left Myerstown in 1944, and Miss Zug assumed the full lead-
ership of the club.
Mrs. Helen Brightbill came to Myerstown as a Physical Ed teacher in 1950-51. She assisted
Miss Zug with the club and was a great asset.
In 1951-52, when Miss Zug resigned, Miss Francene Swope became the leader of the club.
Then in 1953-54 Miss Welsh was the leader.
Activities of the club are: Christmas Pageant, Singing in the halls at Christmas, Decorating
the classroom doors, Services at Old Folks' home, Christmas Party for first grade, Valentine
Dance, Easter Pageant, Attending Holy Week services in a group.
Officers for 1955-56- Beverly Ranaldi, President, Violet Houtz, Vice President, R. Schaef-
fer, Secretaryg Bonnie Landes, Treasurer, Marlene Hoffman, Chaplain.
The advisers of the club are Mrs. Merritt Jelfers, Mrs. Dorothy Lutz.
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Hi-Y
Left to Right:
lst Row-E. Lessig.
2nd Row-G. Troutman, R. Stonesifer.
3rd Row-M. Honker, P. Jeffers, S. Achey.
4th Row-J. Bird, R. Krall, W. Fulk, G. Daub.
5th Row-M. Brandt, R. Loose, J. Yeagley, E. Swanger,
6th Row-J, Kreider, C, Umbenhen. K. Harding, A. Miller, G. Hanley.
0fHcers of Hi-Y
President--Eugene Lessig.
Vice-President-Gary Troutman.
Treasurer-Peter Jeffers.
Secretary-Rodney Stonesifer.
Chaplain-Stanley Achey.
Advisers-Mr. Bucher and Mr. Lansberry.
The Hi-Y Club is the newest extra curricular activity of the school, being organized Febru-
ary I7, 1950, under the capable direction of Mr. Bucher. Each year the boys of the club
present a play at the Easter Assembly. This year a chess club is being organized and is under
the direction of the co-advisers of the Hi-Y, Mr. Lansberry and Mr. Bucher.
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The Newsgram Staff
Row 1-B. Ranaldi, S. Zearfoss, S. Schoener, J. Rittle, F. Fulk, N. Fink, P. Artz, N. Ewing,
P. Light, A. Boyer.
Row 2-S. Nitrauer, J. Ficca, P. Smaltz, L. Long, S. Suhr, L. Shenk, C. Yeagley, V. Houtz.
M. Demmy, B. Buck, L. Zeigler, J. Kurtz.
Row 3-P. Ebling, K. Staulfer, C. Kratzer, J. Kohl, P. Beyler, R. Sanger, N. Kohl. E. Derr,
A. Bollinger.
The first Newsgram was published in 1928 with Kendig B. Cully as the Editor-in-Chief.
ln the first few copies the title of the paper, Newsgram, was written in hyphenated form. The
sub-title of the paper was, The Advocate of School Spirit. The main object of the Newsgram is
to help build a greater and better M. H. S. .
At this time the paper was published every two weeks and cost five cents. The staff consist-
ed of approximately thirty-five members who had various jobs to do.
In the year 1948 Mrs. Ruth Lantz became the chief adviser of the Newsgram with six other
teachers as an advisory staff. The Newsgram is published monthly and the cost is twenty cents
an issue. The Newsgram is published commercially and has many patrons to help to support it.
The Newsgram publishes more school events than it used to and it contains more pictures
and illustrations. In each issue, a poem is published that has something to do with some event
of that month. Each issue contains M-Grams, one or two Senior Lettermen, and Sportscopes.
The Newsgram staff consists of approximately thirty-five members who do their jobs and
make the Newsgram a good and interesting paper to read.
Co-Editors--Faye Fulk, Nancy Fink.
Financial Secretary and Business Manager-Phyllis Artz.
Circulation Manager-James Rittle.
Page Editors-Susan Suhr. Peggy Smaltz, Constance Yeagley.
Sports Editors-Lawrence Shenk, Violet Houtz.
Exchange Editor-Priscilla Ebling.
Photography-Rachel Sanger.
Artists-Carol Kratzer. Loretta Zeigler, Judy Ficca, Joan Kohl, Marcia Schaeffer.
Circulation Staff--Peggy Beyler, Nancy Kohl, Ethel Derr, Judy Kurtz.
Reporters-Linda Long, Priscilla Ebling, Barbara Buck, Kathryn Stauffer, Suzanne Ni-
trauer, Judy Ficca, Elaine Strauss, Mareeta Demmy, Mildred Brubaker, Alice Bollinger.
Typists-Paula Light, Beverly Ranaldi, Sandra Schoener, Doris Ames, Ann Boyer, Sue
Zearfoss, Naomi Ewing and the Senior Business Department.
The Chief Adviser is Mrs. Ruth Lantz.
The Advisory Staff is Mrs. Shover, Mrs. Jeffers, Mr. Klopp, Miss Mendenhall, Mrs Emer-
ick, and Miss North.
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Library Club
Row 1-B. Bingaman, L. Long, P. Ebling, N. Fink, R. Schaeffer, F. Fulk, P. Light, D. Lengle,
D. Schaeffer.
Row 2-N. Kohl, S. Lebo, S. Houtz, G. Noll, L. Wolfe, P. Haag, L. Zeigler, C. Kratzer, B.
Daub, M. Demmy.
Row 3-D. Stauffer, M. Schaeffer, E. Derr, J. Garloff, A. Bollinger.
From available information the Library Club was started approximately in the fall of 1938.
under the direction of Librarians Miss Ruth Livingood and Mrs. Gillmore.
Members of the club served in the library to help to prepare books and run the desk and
miscellaneous jobs which help the students.
In 1945 Mrs. Ruth Lantz became our Librarian, and under her advisorship the club has
grown to a membership between 45 and 50 boys and girls.
Between 1949 and 1951 there were so many 'members that the club had to be divided be-
tween a Junior and Senior group.
This became unwieldy and the membership was restricted to one main club of 45 girls.
The club continues to provide all types of Library service for the school and in addition
conducts numerous other activities.
The club has taken part in our school assemblies, and has presented plays, quiz shows.
and a minstrel show. The club has also given radio plays over WLBR for different occasions.
ln the first year of the Hallowe'en parade the Library club won the first prize on their Cinder-
ella iioat.
Starting in 1953 the Library club and the F. H. A. club combined efforts to put on the
Christmas tea for the faculty. The library club decorated the library, sent the invitations and
provided the entertainment. The F. H. A. prepared refreshments and served as fioaters and
provided small favors for each guest. The presidents of the two clubs poured tea and coffee at
the serving table.
Awards were given to members of the Library club for service of three years. Awards
are also given for outstanding service.
Officers for 1955-56 are Ruth Schaeffer, President, Nancy Fink, Vice President, Priscilla
Ebling, Secretary, Faye Fulk, Treasurer.
The adviser is Mrs. Lantz.
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Future Farmers of America
Row 1-W. Smith, G. Spitler, D. Lengle, R. Long, G. Achey, L. Donough, L. Umbenhauer.
P. Sanger, L. Souders, J. Erniield.
Row 2-J. Dehart, J. Karsnitz, E. Salem, C. Zechman, G. Troutman, K. Brown, G. Krall, S.
Miller, K. Grumbine, R. Hafer, H. Umbenhauer, H. Smith, K. Umberger, K. Leed.
C. Sattazahn, C. Heifelfinger, J. Katzaman.
On truck-R. Derr.
In 1934, the F. F. A. was started by Mr. Brubaker who was then the agriculture teacher.
Mr. Sherman, our present agriculture teacher, has been with M. H. S. for ten years. as of
March, 1956. Each boy must have one project a year which may be in crops or animals. After
their project is completed, it is exhibited at the Harrisburg Farm Show. There is also a possibil-
ity for the boys to belong to the F. F. A. state chorus or state band. The boys in the shop take
care of the repairing of farm equipment and the building of new equipment. During the fair
these boys put up tents and arrange for the fair.
Officers for 1955-56 are Karl Grumbine, President, Robert Hafer, Vice-Presidentg Starr
Miller, Secretaryg George Krall, Treasurer, Kenneth Brown, Chaplaing Herman Smith, Sentinel.
The adviser is Mr. John R. Sherman.
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Future Homemakers of America
Row 1-K. Smaltz, A. Schaeffer, R. Fisher, P. Leininger, N. Phillippy, M. Burkholder, H. Hoff-
man, B. Siegfried, S. Suhr, P. Beyler, A. Oberholtzer, L. Yeiser, J. Neiswender, L.
Darkes.
Row 2-M. Hain, M. Boyer, A. Phillipy, P. Long, M. Schaeffer, M. Gettle, B. Brandt, C. Krat-
zer, P. Ebling, E. Brown, M. Brandt, J. Garloff, E. Derr.
Row 3-D. Neiswender, D. Ames, D. Schaeffer, N. Ewing, S. Harnish, P. Troutman, C. Yeag-
ley, P. Wolfe, R. Brandt, J. Wilson.
Row 4-J. Rutter, L. Zeigler, S. Waltermeyer, P. Wilson, K. Ernfield, B. Hixenheiser, J. Katza-
man, L. Long, S. Pearson.
Row 5-S. Troutman, R. Schoener, C. Lengle, N. Geist.
From available information we find that Miss Edna Miller had the FHA in 1945-46, Miss
Edna Lockart in 1946-47-48, Mrs. Arloa Stiegel in 1949-59-51, Miss Gruber in 1952-53-54-55,
and Miss Smeltzer at the present time, 1955-56. In the first year, 1945-46, there were twelve
girls in FHA, now there are fifty-four girls in the club.
The FHA is represented at the Regional convention. They attend the Farm Show, serve at
the faculty tea, have an assembly program, and at the end of the year they have a banquet for
outgoing seniors in FHA.
Oiiicers of the club are-President, Marlene Hoffman: Vice-President, Betty Sicgfriedi
Secretary, Mildred Brubakerg and Treasurer, Susan Suhr.
Adviser-Miss Smeltzer.
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Junior Tri-Hi-Y
Row I-A. Umberger, J. Neiswender, R. Mays, P. Stechman, L. Fredrickson, S. Nitrauer, F.
Sterner, D. Miller, K. Stauffer, C. Hoffman, C. Wagner, S. Shirk, J. Boyer.
Row 2-J. Dinger, B. Burkholder, S. Ressler, R. Mundt, S. Lebo, C. Sweigert, M. Neiswender,
J. Schaeffer, C. Mentzer, C. Becker, B. Brown, S. Baeshore.
Row 3-J. Garloff, J. Kohl, S. Ernst, S. Rhoads, B. Blatt, R. Schoener, L. Zeigler, C. Wagner,
F. Himmelberger, A. Schaeffer, K. Smaltz.
Row 4-B. Lengle, B. Garman, J. Musser, E. Haak, S. Brandt, C. Shenk, J. Darkes, D. Garlin.
Row 5-G. Spitler, H. Troutman, S. Houtz, A. Oberholtzer, J. Trout, G. Bicher, J. Brubakei,
S. Watson, J. Snoke, D. Copenhavcr, M. Houtz, S. Souders, E. Auchenbach.
Row 6-B. Gettle, S. Ruoss, R. Lengle, G. LeGay, J. Wagner, S. Umberger, C. Rager, S. Mil-
ler, L. Crouse, M. Reed, F. Krommes, J. Lasch, B. Whitmoyer, R. Wiley, D. Spitler
N. Donley.
From available information the Junior Tri-Hi-Y was probably started by Miss Donough
who had the Tri-Hi-Y in 1947-48-49-50-51. Mrs. Brightbill had Junior Tri-Hi-Y in 1951-52-53
and Mrs. Shover had it from 1953 until the presnt time, 1955-56.
The club takes part in various projects throughout the year. They send care packages,
Christmas packages to the Twin Spruce Home, and sell seeds. They also have Teen Talks, panel
discussions, the Thanksgiving assembly and a spring dance.
The club has approximately eighty members from seventh to ninth grades.
Ofhcers are: President, Fay Sternerg Vice-President, Betty Schaeffer, Secretary, Suzanne
Nitrauerg Treasurer, Darlene Miller, Chaplain, K. Staufferg Chairman of Speakers, Charlotte
Hoffman.
Adviser-Mrs. Shover.
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High School Safety Patrol
D. Gassert, L. Crouse, L. Ewing, E. Auchenbach. J. Swanger. J. Musser, M. Shuey. A. Gettle.
C. Saunders. M. Hower.
The Myerstown School Safety Patrol was organized in 1931 by Robert W. Mitchell shortly
after the time when the Palmyra Lebanon County Auto Club began sponsoring school safety
patrols.
Myerstown Patrols accompanied by the High School Band have marched in the annual
Safety Patrol Parade since 1935. Elected representatives attended the National Safety Patrol
Parade at Washington, D.C., during the years 1936 to 1941.
Members receive a certificate and badge on the completion of a semester's service. Junior
High members may earn a letter. The bus trip sponsored by the police department and the
faculty advisers at thc close of the school term is traditional with the Patrol. Points of interest
visited by the Patrol were Trexler Game Farm. Hershey Police Barracks. Lebanon County Jail.
Miniature Village, Pa., State Museum. and the State Capitol.
The Patrol is proud of its record of no accidents or injuries to pupils on patrol covered
corners in twenty-tive years of service.
Hill School Patrol
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Mixed Chorus
Row 1-R. Schaeffer, D. Schaeffer, R. Sanger, B. Reppert, R. Fisher, S. Suhr, J. Moore. M
Loeb, R. Krall, E. Lessig, D. Shenk, G. Troutman, M. Honker, D. Fake.
Row 2-J. Ficca, C. Kratzer, N. Umbenhen, P. Brown, B. Bingaman, D. Sterner, C. Lengle
M. Grumbine, R. Loose, G. Yeagley, S. Achey, L. Shenk, R. Shaeffer, J. Bird, P
Jeffers.
Row 3-J. Yeagley, N. Fink, F. Fulk, C. Yeagley, A. Bollinger, N. Kohl, R. Bixler, G. Daub,
B. Donley, D. Lessig, R. Steltz, W. Fulk, R. Garloff.
The Mixed Chorus is composed of forty boys and girls from ninth to twelfth grades. The
chorus is under the direction of Miss Dech. The chorus sings at the Spring Concert each year.
It is interesting to note that in the chorus there are 9 members from ninth grade, 6 from tenth
grade, 14 from eleventh grade, and ll from twelfth grade.
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Girls' Chorus
Row l-R Schaeffer, H. Fullmer, N. Fink, P. Beyler, R. Sanger, F. Fulk, P. Light, C. Yeagley,
B. Schaeffer, F. Fisher, S. Suhr, J. Moore, M. Loeb.
Row 2-J, Yeagley, R. Schoener, D. Schaeffer, C. Kratzer, P. Wilson, D. Neiswender, W. Hol-
linger, P. Leininger, N. Philippy, B. Bingaman. F. Sterner, C. Lengle.
Row 35-L. Zeigler, J. Ficca, N. Ewing, L. Yeiser, B. Reppert, N. Umbenhen, P. Brown, M.
Demmy, A. Sattazahn, D. Sterner, S. Bordner, A. Bollinger.
The Girls' Chorus is under the direction of Miss Dech. The chorus was started sometime
after 1935 under the direction of Miss Dech. The chorus has thirty-eight members who sing at
the Spring Concert each year. lt is interesting to note that in the chorus there are twelve girls
from ninth grade, five girls from tenth grade, twelve girls from eleventh grade, and nine girls
from twelfth grade.
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Boys' Chorus
Row 1-R. Krall, E. Lessig, D. Shenk, E. Miller, G. Troutman, M. Honker, D. Fake, C. Um-
benhen.
Row 2-R. Bixler, M. Grumbine, R. Loose, G. Yeakley, S. Achey, L. Shenk, R. Schaeffer, J.
Bird, R. Garloff.
Row 3-David Hipp, Gene Daub, Brian Donley, David Lessig, George Seibert, Rodney Steltz,
Wm. Fulk, Peter Jeifers.
The Boys' Chorus is composed of twenty-five boys from ninth to twelfth grades. The
chorus is under the direction of Miss Dech. Each year the Boys' Chorus sings in the Spring Con-
cert. lt is interesting to note that there are seven boys from ninth grade, five boys from tenth
grade, five boys from eleventh grade, and eight boys from twelfth grade in the chorus.
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Girls' Ensemble
Left to Right: Ruth Schaeffer, Janet Yeakley. Nancy Fink. Carol Kratzer. Peggy Brown, Faye
Fulk, Barbara Reppert. Connie Yeagley, Susan Suhr. .loanna Moore, Nancy Umbcnhcn,
Nancy Kohl.
Girls' Ensemble
The Girls' Ensemble was organized in 1936 under the direction of Miss Dech. The Ensem-
ble is composed of twelve girls from ninth to twelfth grade. Each year they have sling at the
Spring Concert, Women's club, Senior Class Play and the Fair. This year they also sang on the
radio and at the Valentines Dance.
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Junior Chorus
Row I-J. Musser, L. Fredrickson, J. Dinger, S. Nitrauer, K. Boyer, J. Schaeffer, C. Hoffman,
J. Trout, D. Copenhaver, D. Miller. P. Stechman, K. Stauffer, A. Honker, D. Gassert.
Row 2-B. Garman, C. Shenk. F. Krommes, E. Haak, S. Miller, S. Lebo, L. Ernfield, M. Nei-
swender, M. Houtz, C. Mentzer, M. Reed, N. Donley, T. Honker, L. Saunders.
Row 3-G. LeGay, E. Auchenbach, L. Crouse, B. Lengle. R. Mundt, J. Wagner, M. Wenrich,
P. Brubaker, B. Burkholder, S. Ressler, G. Spitler, A. Heilman, L. Ewing, C. Saun-
ders.
The Junior Chorus was the last musical organization to be organized. It is under the di-
rection of Miss Dech, who also organized it. The Junior Chorus is composed of 45 girls and
boys from seventh and eighth grades. Each year the chorus sings at the Spring Concert.
OFFICERS
President-T. Honker, Secretaries-Librarians-A. Honker and C. Saunders, Treasurer-J.
Dinger.
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Row
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Junior Band
I-S. Nitrauer, B. Burkholder, B. Brown, M. Reed, F. Krommes, C. Nitrauer, C. Hoff-
man, C. Rager, S. Houser, R. Wiley, B. Beckley, J. Haverstick, K.
ner, S. Yeagley, E. Haak. N. Donley, A. Honker.
2-B. Donley, C. Himmelherger. J. Rittle, P. Lutz. A. Hibshman. M.
R. Salem, J. Gettle, J. Page, B. Donmoyer. D. Haag, S. Miller. B.
S. Lebo, F. Souders.
3-R. Bicksler. B. Suhr, L. Saunders. L. Gettle. R. Shenk. R. Miller. H.
man. R. Hoffman, D. Wagner, K. Stauffer, R. Young. G. Lebo.
Bollinger.
Sholly, C. Schoe-
Gibbs, P. Salem
Dinger. D. Hipp
Hacker. R. Gar-
S. Siverling, A
4-G. Dreibelbis, T. Honker, A. Haulman, J. Whitmoycr. F. Strobel, H. Deck, R. Phil
lips, L. Zeigler, D. Gassert, D. Beam. L. Ewing. L. Forry, R. Fredrickson. D. Lutz
D. Maurer, E. Hibshman. R. Leander, J. Yiengst. J. Nevius, B. Blatt.
5-S. Rhoads, C. Shenk, R. Auchenbach. R. Garloff, E. Auchenbach, D. Shenk, C. Len
gle, C. Wilson, D. Lessig, L. Klick. R. Sadler. C. Saunders, R. Banks, L. Schaeffer
History
The Junior Band was started in 1942 hy Mr. Harold Yeagley. There are eighty members in
the Junior band. The Junior Band marches in the Myerstown Halloween parade and in the
Dental parade. They also take part in the Spring Concert.
Row
l-G. LeGay, P. Ernst.
Junior Majorettes
Row 2-N. Firestine, S. Siverling, P. Lutz. M. Gibbs. S. Zearfoss, K. Balmer, A. Hibshman
L. Lebo, S. McKnight, K. Yeagley, L. Zeigler, M. Reposki. P. Salem.
Row 3-S. Bordner, H. Troutman, M. Hower, D. Miller, C. Kline, J, Laush. A. Smith. B
Garman, J. Musser, L. Crouse, D. Christ. R. Lengle, M. Wiley, C. Haag, N. Ober
holtzer.
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Senlor Band
The Senior Band was started in l933 hy Mr. Myers. Following Mr, Myers were Messrs.
Brubaker. Erh, and Landis. ln 1941 Mr. Harold Yeagley hccame the director. Mr. Yeagley is
still our director. and has heen for fifteen years.
The Senior Band plays at the Fair. a Concert for Burd Memorial Home. and at the Spring
Concert. There are approximately sixtyreight memhers in the Senior Band.
Senior Band Officers
President-Larry Shenk
Vice President-Carole Sholly
Secretary-.lanet Yeagley
Treasurer-Faye Fulk
Librarians-Brian Donley. Andy Honker
Assistant LihrariansiSuzanne Nitrauer. Kathryn Stauffer
Color Guard and Majorette Squad
Row I-J. Wilson, M. Demmy. L. Zeigler. l.. Yeiser. A. Oherholtzer.
Row 2-A. Boyer. L. Mader. P. Ariz. M. Hoffman, G. Phillippy. L. Wolfe, B. Reppert.
These two squads lead the hand in parades. The Majorettes also twirl at concerts.
The caller of the color guard squad is Ann Boyer.
The head majorette is Marlene Hoffman.
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Senior Band
This marching unit composed of sixty-eight students has marched in the Robesonia Par
ade, the Newmanstown Parade, the Myerstown Parade and the Palmyra Auto Parade.
The band is transported to and from the parades by bus.
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The annual Queen of Hearts Dance was held Saturday, February ll, 1956, at 8:00 p.m. in
our gymnasium. The court consisted of the King and Queen, Maid of Honor and four attend-
ants with five escorts. These students were all chosen by the popular vote of grades ten, eleven
and twelve. The two flower girls and train-bearers were of pre-school age. At this year's Queen
of Hearts Dance Bonnie Landes was crowned Queen of Hearts by King Loren Kline. The
Queen's attendants were Beverly Ranaldi, Maid of Honor, Constance Yeagley, Marlene Hoff-
man, Ruth Schaeffer, and Phyllis Artz. They were escorted by Conrad Youse, George Seibert,
Eugene Lessig, Dale Achey, and Larry Shenk. The flower girls were Margo Crouse and Deb-
orah Slayton and the trainbearers Dennis Fake and Michael Kauffman. Twenty junior girls
partcipated in the traditional minuet. They were accompanied by Joanna Moore. The follow-
ing program was presented:
Ballet Dance - Jean I-Iaverstick
Vocal Solo - Kathryn Stauffer - "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life"
Ensemble - "When Day is Done" - "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"
Trumpet Trio - Peter Jeffers, Stanley Achey, and Brian Donley
Music was supplied by the Tune Stylists for the remainder of the evening. This yearly
affair is sponsored by the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y under the advisorship of Mrs. R. Jeffers and Mrs. D.
Lutz.
Miss Esther Zug introduced the Queen of Hearts Dance to Myerstown which was the sec-
ond school in Lebanon County to have this dance, Fredericksburg being the first. Harold Al-
bert and Beatrice Loeb reigned over the first King and Queen of Hearts Dance in 1944.
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The traditional minuet was danced by our minute group which was made up of twenty
junior girls from Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Miss Kathryn Dech directed the dance and Joanna Moore
accompanied them.
Girls' Ensemble
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Grateful Acknowledgment
In publishing this 1955-56 Myrialog the staff asked many students and teachers to help
with various jobs.
At this time we wish to express our appreciation to all those who gave of their time to
make this publication of the Myrialog a great success.
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Mr. Albert Reed - February 28, 1956
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Patrons
A 8: P Food Store
C. S. Rohrbach, Mgr.
Albert Brothers
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Ames
Bahneys' Furniture Store
Bethel 8: Mt. Aetna Tel. 8: Tel. Co
A. W. Beyler 8: Son, Inc.
Ruth Bennetch
Bingaman Ford Inc.
Richard Bixler
George S. Bleistein, Sr.
Alice Bollinger
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bomberger
Joanne Boyer
Boyer's Radio 8: Appliance
C. D. Brightbill Sales 8: Service
Brownls Atlantic Service Station
Franklin Brown
Brown's Cut-Rate 8: Lockers
Mrs. Elsie Buffamoyer
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Burkholder
Fern Burkholder
Burkholder's I G A
Buy-Rite Food Market
The Co-Ed
Drew E. Courtney, M.D.
Crescent Plastics Company
Gene Daub
Oscar Deamer
Deck's Gulf Service Station
Dinger's Clothing and Shoe Store
Dotty's Beauty Shoppe
Ebling's Meat Market
Priscilla Ebling
The Mary Elton
Faye M. Eisenhower
Feeg's Esso Service Center
Judy F. Ficca
Ruthann Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. George Flanagan
Peggy Garloff
Garman 8: Crouse Sheet and Metal
Works
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gass
Grimes 8: Hauer Poultry Processing
Corp.
William Grubb
D. M. Grumbine, Upholsterer
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Haak
Red Hammer
Harnish City Service Station
Harnish's Store
Harpel's Studio
Hershey's Homogenized Milk
Harold Hibshman
Betty Hixenheiser
Hoffrnan's Lunch Room
Winifred Hollinger
Mike Honker
Doris Houtz
Shirley Houtz
Mary Hower
Doris Keener
Dolores Keiffer
Kline's General Store
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Kline
Kohl Bros.
Nancy Kohl
Joan Kohl
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Koppenhaver
Dr. and Mrs. Kurtz
Edgar M. Landis
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Landis 84 Landis
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lengle
Lessig's Clothing Store
Charles C. Loose and Son, Inc.
Loser's Music Store
Mrs. Barry Lutz
Lutz's Food Market
Mader's Beauty Shoppe
Marilyn Mastro
McQuate's 5 Sc 10
Miller's Blue Sunoco
Bruce Miller
Dr. Carl S. Miller
Darlene Miller
Donald Miller
Kathleen Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller
Myerstown Bank 8a Trust Co.
Myerstown Cleaners
Myerstown Hide 84: Tallow Co.
Nissley's Bottled Gas, Inc.
North Side Service Station
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ondrusek
Old Mill
Nancy Phillippy
Pinkyls TV and Appliance
Publix Shirt Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ranaldi
Barbara Reppert
H. W. Reppert and Sons
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruppenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Salem
Paul E. Sanger
Audrey Sattazahn
H. F. Schaeffer 8: Co.
Patrons
Earl V. Schaeffer Glass Service
William Siverling
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Siegfried
Gladys Shaeffer
Shellhamer's Atlantic Service
Janice Sherk
Jacob M. Sherk
Carol Sholly
Shirley Smith
Dolores Spitler
Glenn Spitler
Mr. Wayne Spitler
Stein Bros. Clothiers
Rodney Steltz
Doris Sterner
Stitzel's Pharmacy
Swope's Store
Taste Good Shop
Ellsworth Troutman
Helen Troutman
Uhler Sc Kline
Miles Umbenhen
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wagner
Richard Walter
Lee C. Webber
John Wenger
Whitmoyer's Laboratories Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. James R. Wiley
Wilhelm's Hardware Store
Winthrop Laboratories
Jay Yeagley
Janet Yeakley
Barbara Yordy
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Youse
Loretta Zeigler
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