Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

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PATRICIA WALKER Business Pat,, Cute and perky banner carrier . . . VVants to be a heautieian . . . L'Oh, You're Kiddingw . , . Dislikes rainy days QOh, Patlj SYLVIA VVRIGHT Academic Sylvian Efficient and Co-operative . . . As- sistant editor . . . Isn't that stupidu . . , Eggs are her favorite food . . . Enjoys cooking and reading. LORIN VVAREHIME Business Buff: Dislikes women drivers . . . plans to be a race driver . . . Gee zuheelu . . Usually seen with John and Lynn. GAIL YOHN Business C1zil'J Usually seen with Lorraineland Ro- gene h. . . Oh, my word, ',.. Likes macaroni and cheese . . . Plans to do office work. 20 DONNA JEAN WEIGLE Business Dor Usually seen with Phyllis and . . . Future secretary . . , Oh, l quiet . . . Likes sports and skat w Hugo School Spirit Hu Usually seen at the sports events Dislikes people without school sy . . . our faithful school mascot.

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ROGENE STOUGH Business Hjeaniej' Uusally seen with Bev and Loreen . . . Plans to be a secretary . . . I'hat's a crime! . . . Dislikes noisy people. 1 PATSY STERLING ALAN STUM eneral Pat', General Stumie dually seen wifh Doris . ', . 'Gl'Y, Wants to be a corvette operator . . eck' ',.. Snobbish girls are her pet Usually seen with the gang . . . Dis eeve . . . Likes to roller-skate. WAYNE STUMP leneral MarL'in'j 'uture truck driver . . . Dislikes rouchy teachers . . . Usually seen llith the gang. DONALD SWEIGART Vocational Mahogany Usually seen with Earl and Harold . . . Vosa losn . . . Undecided about future . . . Pet peeve is English. 19 ikes English. LOIS TODD Academic Toad Plans to be a fashion designer . . . Cha' how are ye kid? . . . Likes skating and popular music. :C 1

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Class Histor Our days here at Northern are about ended. Wfe suddenly realize that only a few years ago, we, the class of '59, became classmates. We were lucky to have a beautiful new school which was very different from the one room buildings which many of us had at- tended earlier. After many bewildering days, we Hnally became organized and accustomed to our new routine. We elected class officers who were Jerry Brownawell, president, Donald Ruth, vice-president, Joyce Binner, secretary, Jean Nell, treasurer g and Dorothea Stambaugh, historian. With the encouragement and guidance of our homeroom teachers, Mr. Getz, Mrs. Weaver, and Mr. Nell, we hurried through our first year at Northei n. Autumn, 1954, had arrived. Anxious students hurried throuQ1 the front doors to see their classmates and begin their eighth grade. Prize winning float Our homeroom teachers this year were Mr. Nell, Miss Wlright, We did not have many activities this year but after a hard year of studying, our eighth grade year was closed by a picnic at Hershey Returning to school for our freshman year we were well in the To begin our year we elected class officers. They were Nancy Sherman, president, Jean Nell, vice-president, Sylvia Wlright, secre- tary, Carole Laird, treasurer, and Frank Harlacker, historian. This year we were assigned to Mrs. LeCates, Miss Wlright, and Miss WVright was our class advisor and helped us solve many of our problems. Farmer's Day approached and after spending many and Mrs. Flickinger. if . 5 .. - ., ' we A . ,, ',.'. H wi, .Q i Park. s , . ,j swing of our activities. f' gl 3, ,-'Mi 1 Mr. Nell as homeroom teachers. .Q .. 1 -x i i . . .. -- '- : .. E Watch out Washington parade where we again received second prize. 7 long hours of work we were proud to enter our first float, 'fSpring- timen in the Farmeris Day parade. The scene was a springtime garden with a swing under a rose arbor. We were proud to receive second prize and we also entered the float in the Mechanicsburg Our refreshment stand in front of Krall s, which was also suc- Q cessful, was gayly decorated in green and white. A junior high Valentinels dance was held in the lobby of our X school over which Barbara Spangler and Larry Cassidy, class queen and king reigned. In April we held our first skating party at Haar's Skating Rink. We were well supported. June had arrived again and we were much excited about our trip to Washington D. C. to end the year. Unfortunately the day was cold and dreary, but we enjoyed ourselves and learned much from this educational trip. We visited the Washington Cathedral, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Arlington Cemetery and the changing of the guards, White House, The Capital, and also the Smithsonian Institute. 21 Sophomore Flozlt