Spring Grove High School - Forge Yearbook (Spring Grove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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' j, ' A 'A L , I ,H ' Aff' U' A! --X ,, ' y 1f x W' , 1' lx f ' .41 'avi-ILXL 4 J A -ff 4 :ffl ,JU XA I' . L, B 7 f L Lfr. - 1 f V , X ' , 0 L I ,f N . ' ' x if 'W M fp 'K y ' - rv A - - O.Qufl-700 V L , M an x ' I ' H P' 4' ' 4 I : H A ' Sl , 1' 9' 'A' ' W H p ,IJ 'I Y A nba' LA, . ' . 1 -0 ary- 7-Q9 1 . I N X x 1 X J, . -f , fl, f ' f K' J, , . . I 7 f 9 ' V, f ,f if If ' 5 ' L 1, 1 , , F - ' nf rn. p , A ' ol N, ,, k J f A ' V f ' 1 I PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1956 SPRING GROVE JOINT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The F03 SPRING GROVE PENNSYLVANIA v-X THE CLASS OF 1956 respectfully ded1cdtes th1s edmon of THE FORGE to 1ts ddvisors, Carol Replogle, John I-Iumberd, cmd Edvvdrd Czyzevmcz PgT i. -. 'W Lv ', X I I N -A L ' I V: , h L 1 s 4 x 1 . x X, 1 ' A fb - ' IOHN M HUMBERD MRS CAROL H REPLOGLE WE WHO TODAY are hxgh school students need much guldance help and advlce as we make the transltlon from chlldhood to adult hood No member of the Class of 1956. espe cxally those ln pos1t1ons of respons1b1l1ty can have been bountlfully supplxed by our ad vxsors Mrs Replogle Mr Humberd and Mr Czyzew1cz The class hopes that thls volume may stand as a token of 1ts gratltude to you for your steadylng lntluence and irultful as slstance durlng our high school years fail to acknowledge that these necessary aids Page Three IN THE small compact l1ttle room located rn the xnner depths of the ofhce haunts or1g1nate the lG1I11l1CII' words that ln the mrdst of a moment of contemp1at1on halt 0SS1lY us Into th1s mzcrophone wxth the small round black button go the announcements that move us to actlon tenders All persons partlclpatmg rn the U N tnp report to the cafe terxa at 12 20 Attentxon all band members! There w1ll be marrclnng prachce lmmedxately after school And oi! we go We of THE FORGE stall take the mxcrophone press the llttle black button and present for you your llle at Spnng Grove 1n the years 1955-56 Page Four Tonight Spring Grove plays host to our first place con- East Sxde of Buxldmg Vxew from Shop Entrance Page Fxve E i - .A A . 3 ? gym-.- , u ' ' . fi if 1 4 . 5 ,Q 36541, r N '-P ' -. 1-if we ,,': I '-1' ,, 47 9f!5'2f4:k9f - ,gig U. X! Q' If A 5 x 4 k H tj, , , wx ry -. ,, . - A' ,ig QM:-1, , -1, . 5255.1 ' - -- ,wx M 5 fy f,, . W 4 V. 1 1 Q Y'-f.5ff '11, , . . Vxew from Aihletxc Pleld Entrcmce to Memonal Fleld Page Sxx West Slde of Buxldmg Botcmmccxl Garden Page Seven TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS 114 Page Ezght .L ll ' 'ff U N , , Z nvzzlwifjl- i f ff. ,1 'Z - 7 3,35 31,1-,z 'j - I. ?rf1 m' I - - ln 3 ' 31 26 , 115 '- XJ NIL' If' N 'I P I ,Z nti tl 4 ' 75' ':. I xk HEIDELBERG TOWNSHIP RoMAN H BOWERSOX CLARENCE Hx1.xER CHARLES D RABENSTINE VERYL SHUE DONALD O SWOPE IAcxsoN TOWNSHIP RALPH A BERKHEIMER FRED F GLATEELTER GRAYBILL HoxE IoHN A ROTH ELMER D WITMAN IEFI-'ERSON BOROUGH MARTIN L ALBRIGH1' SCHOOL BOARD EDWARD L GROEE PAUL R HENRY HERBERT L HERSHEY AUBURN V THOMPSON SPRING GROVE BOROUGH KENNETH E FARENCE IAMES O HAWKINS ELIZABETH S MouL CHARLES E MYERS DONALD E SENE1 LEROY E SPANGLER HARRY C TRIMMER SEVEN VALLEYS SPRING GRovE SCHOOL AUTHORITY Frrst How JESSE B HILDEBRAND left to rrghl Paul Yost A V Thompson Iames Hcxwkms CLYDE M KREBS Donald Senfi Second Row Rrchard Smxth Harry Alwrn IOHN RARER WILLIAM H SENET A HARVEY SPANGLER NEW SALEM BOROUGH ORv1LLE D CRIST IOHN C GRAYBILL RAYMOND HENRY CHARLES NEss NORTH CODORUS TOWNSHIP RICHARD D GENTZLER GEORGE L LUCKENBAUGH LLOYD G SNYDER I FRANKLIN THOMAN GEORGE F WELTY SEVEN VALLEYS BOROUGH CHESTER R ABEL First Row left to right Clyde M Krebs Elmer D Wnmcm I Franklm Thomcrn Richard D Gentzler A V Thomp son Donald E Senlt Iohn A Roth Paul R Henry Raymond Henry Charles D Rabenshne Second Row Charles E Myers Veryl Shue Clarence Hxlker Donald O Swope Roman H Bowersox Gra'yb111Hoke Ralph A Berk hexmer Fred F Glaifelter George L Luckenbaugh Lloyd G Snyder Third Row Iohn F Raber Herbert L Hershey Wxlham H Senlt Iesse B Hxldebrcmd Martm L Albrrght Iohn C Graybxll Orvrlle D Cust Paul Hoffman Charles Ness Kenneth E Parence Edward L Groil Chester R Abel Page Nzne . Z ' I . ' : , . . , ' , . . : ' ' , ' e. M L.... Q . f 2 . x .' .Rf 1 A K A ', V. . : -f' ' s PAUL HOFFMAN ' , ' f' . - . - , - , . - ' - 5 ' I I . I ' I ' I I I ' - ' , - , - 1 - - ' 5 - , , . . - ,-.- , - . ... -, - - A. . ua - 1. L A A n in I l E ATTENTION, ALL FACULTY MEMBERS! There will be a teachers' meeting at 3:30 in Room 8. iff 4' I QM Nut 0 1 3A What IS a faculty meet1ng l1l-re? Why do these people gather so often 1n secret? What 1S IH the sllent glance between two ot these creatures as they talk of pup1ls and scholarly mmds of knowledge and study? We see these happen 1ngs IH the classroom everyday the subtle qU6SllOI11I1g the cool rnystenous att1tude the qulet med1tat1on the nasty httle tests that h1t us l1ke a bolt We ponder 1n wonderment Thls IS the faculty' Page Ten I - , I f I ,iix l . . . . . . C I l' 'Y . 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'll . gg .. 1 .ix fu t.. 1 Q - ' 'aa 112 'L 'dx ' 1 . x X! u , 11 'EI ll 1 1 1 X lb.: 1 ' . x . ,, X L-,. 1: tg K rm: : . l -f 'f . ,.l ' '. 1' .nl 'Y t '.l 'iff' Ying- I Y NNI' A? lf -' 'lb-'V' ff? .l A ' x ,I4 ' 1', ' . - A- :-fo., v 1 s - f, '-A - ... ..f'- wx, X?--R-, 5,,,,f . . :.-.:g,,-V 1. swf ws me' Ka 2 f wr Tis? nge' -3 o .Qui ff y ,f,,4s..l' .Af .1 1 I ,ff Page Eleven gs You have just about completed the txrst mllestone 1n your hte-graduatlon from Hlgh School Up to th1s txme your steps have been pretty much gu1ded by your parents and teachers From now on you w1ll be on your own and 1t 1S our s1n cere W1Sh that Sprmg Grove Iolnt Hlgh School has g1ven you the necessary traxmng 1n leadershxp love tor your tellow men and c1t1zensh1p that w1ll en able you to l1ve a happy and trulttul hte ln the years that l1e ahead Accept my sincere congratulatlons on the publlcatlon ot the 1956 ed1t1on ot THE FORGE It 1S a book that you w1ll cherlsh as long as you l1ve E GRANT HERB Supervzsmg Prmc1paI E GRANT HERB Ellzabethtown College B S m Educatlon Unxversxty ot Vermont M A IOHN B MILLER Gettysburg College A B M Upon the pages ot th1s yearbook you have a plcture ot your h1gh school l1te The several GCl1V1l19S 1n Whxch you have part1c1pated whether 1n class room stage athlet1c held or elsewhere have 1n some way or other helped to prepare you tor a usetul l1te ln the tuture May the experxence through whlch you have passed while here at school help to make your hte ln the tuture most acceptable to your God your tel lowrnen and yourself Best wlshes tor a happy and success tul l1te Ioan B MILLER Prmclpal Page Twelve , I ' I V 'Z ' 1 , . ., .A. 7 A V- ff' ' V j I - ' I I I . I t X I a , - . , MRS. NORMA LUCABAUGH Office Secretary MEDICAL STAFF I GI SECRETARY My wif 31305 M CHARLES F HAWKINS MD Umversxty of Pmsburgh Iefferson Medical School MRS AVERENE MURPHY Iefierson Hospxtal Phxlcxdelphla Pc: School Nurse Page Thuteen WILLIAM CARSON WORLEY Gettysburg College A B Science Club SARAH SENPI' M lersvllle State Teachers College B S ID Educahon Lzbranan Library Club QQ 1 W EDWARD CZYZEWICZ Gettysburg College A B ENGLISH L 51 NIKE III Q 2 I I , . . L I ' , , Senior Class Advisor, Rille Clula, Raseball Coach- In Mis M , , 1 f . i U x '7 0 J up 4 SOCIAL STUDIES rr If 'Xfx 1 PATRICIA FREY Ursmus College A B L Freshmen Class Advisor Crafts Club Natrona onor Society Page Fourteen SCIENCE 5 if SARA I BENNETT Shxppensburg State Teachers College B S xn Educatxon The Forge Camera Club Freshmen Class Advisor IAMES MILLER Mxllersvxlle State Teachers College B S ln Educcltxon Freshmen Class Advisor Auto Mechamcs Club uLA LEE sM1'm Md Mxllersvxlle State Teachers College B S ln Educatlon Tn H1 Y Red Cross Sophomore Class Advrsor WILBUR KRAYBILL Pennsylvcmra State Umversxty A B lunror Class Advrsor H1 Y Assistant Athletic Coach ln, Page Fifteen MATHEMATICS em fs, ms , W Oi Qc' 00 ,044 iw 1 'bf qw. ? - 'U 7' Q. '7' A .Q ed- D GQ 4 . M ag W fl 1 ' . '51 . I E ,rm 4111 L QQ ' c- Aff, 2 Q GR,- BUSINESS EDUCATION 'fi' l?.--1. MRS CAROL H REPLOGLE iff CHARLES BOOZ Ehzabethtown College Temple Umversxty M Ed m Secondary Educatxon School Treasurer Shlppensburg State Teachers College B S ln Educahon Semor Class Advisor The Reflector Tn H1 Y The Forge MRS KATHRYN DOARNBERGER Shlppensburg State Teachers College B S m Educcmon lumor Class Advisor lunlor Play The Reflector Q' ,un it Page Sixteen INDUSTRIAL ARTS W 3' L IF...- 39' ,.-1 ss- E11-5 IOHN KATCHUR Pennsylvama State Umversxty B S rn Industnal Arts Educcxhon IOHN HUMBERD Pennsylvama State UHIVEYSIYY B S m Industrxal Arts Educfrtxon Semor Class Advrsor Stage Crew F T A CARROLL THOMPSON Pennsylvama State Un1vers1ty B S m Agrxcultural Educatlon Future Farmers ol Amerrca Camera Club MARY ANN OWENS Hood College B S Future Homemakers ol Amerrca Boys Home EC Club VOCATIONAL ARTS Page Seventeen . I 'Z' f1 F U , Y A A M' S fr 3 X N C4 S P v V. .,. , xx X if A, if -.11-Y,-f -L . A M16 Ta.,-.Lof 44:-uvv an-vldof H 177,064 ff !L44fpf1Kf'w.,f..4,w ff-f 4444 ff fx vw '- 11 '4 AQLA1 ,ff bmfhrd 6221.1 fr 'C fa. M Q- f IYANGUAGE lil lnatus an fill! THE CONSTITLTION UYITED H1 l IANET SENFT Ehzabethtown College A B allfllf l W Temple Umversxty M Ed m Secondary Educatron ik WL Sophomore Class Advzsor The Reflector Dramatrc Coach Ml W! W M 2 LW Gettysburg College A B A Temple Unwersxty M Ed m Secondary Educahon Sophomore Class Advrsor Student Councxl Dramahc Club X PHYSICAL EDUCATION ohm M, fl 337, Q wi Q, , WA xy Wajmsfvjx bfk fs will Wt -I 'Wk' ROBERT GARRETT East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B S m Educatxon Lettermens Club Athletic Drrector Sports Club CONSTANCE HOKE Pennsylvama State Un1vers1ty B S m Health and Physlcal Educatxon Dance Club Grrls Athletxc Coach Dancmg Club I ,V , VJ 0 at l Y N v Page Ezghteen 'T 1 I J I ' , , ' . 5' I . ,S jf? if , - 1' fl H V'-14 1' ' Q GSLQAL 'L k' 'fm if ,l'-rf A... - x. .- A 'V I .af f. 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The sen1or 1S a man or lady of learmng strange be1ng who walks slowly and looks stra1ght ahead a guy or gal who keeps ln shape physlcally by totxng an armful of blg lh1Ck textbooks home layrng them on the dm 1ng room table and madly attacklng them Afterwards he or she jumps mto the tamlly car and just catches play practlce or the gang down at the soda shop A seruor IS a gal talk 1ng about her date for the prom or s1gn1ng her basketball team dr1v1ng h1s tather s car a man or lady wxth memorles and a future Page Twenty , . . . . . , I . . . I Q , I . I - 1, it Z 1. 1' gl! ,Q A . . . . wh: .1 01.191 ' - -Y -x ' M- - ' 'l 'QKP1 H ' ' .6511 X XqlhTj.a::::-:QB--Qg. 51.353, - - - X ' -'-zgzzzgz 1 jj' 1 '1-' raduation ictures- a f ur- ear n n the 15 -K g p , o y ma o .UL . . . , x l','.'- 1 AEN? '-:J X.. 1-' . . U va T..-t I '-1'- I 'xx x ,n .'-X u',j I llx 2 1 , . ,-px 'xxx llyf- '. ' ' K1 71 b . I I if I ..a2 , df! , ,493 NQN., I at 4231, X Q N -1 ' 7 'f'-' ' --.F li if Q... Y- - ?:-252, Ki V - ,-,, 5' if . ,-2-,-Eau 1 Page Twenty-One SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Motto-Not at the top Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors-Crxmson and Sllver -1 Donald Ruth Robert Martm Iudxth Lau Ianet Keener RALPH ALLISON Spnng Grove Route 3 General Class Presrdent Ronnnr MARTIN Vrce Presrdent DONALD RUTH Secretary IANn'r Kssusn Treasurer Iunrrx-1 LAU Page Twenty Two 5 . ' ' M y 'VX J' ri: 'X ff' l ' C S 3i l 1 , 1- but climbing. r- . v , -1 u , T WILLIAM ALTLAND HARRY S ALWINE IR Spnng Grove R D 3 Spnng Grove Vocatzonal Agrxcultute Academrc It must have been hterature class I family remember how my head kept noddmg and Macbeth seemed to be spealang from strong wmd was hghhng agamst hxm sweepmg hxs volce away and leavmg only a threatemng wlusper that sounded too much lxke the teachers PAYE YVONNE BAER IOHN E BAUBLITZ IR York R D 6 Hanover R D 3 General Vocahonal Homemalnng Page Twenty Three far away. It was just as though he were shouting at me, and a IAMES E BAUGHER 'I'homasv1lle R DALE A BAUGHER Yor R D 6 General General To morrow and to morrow and to morrow Creeps m thls petty pace from day to day And all our yesterdays have lxghted fools The way to dusty death Ou! out bnef candle' I! was 1952 and we were freshmen agam We wen WAYNE C BIESECKER ALLEN L BORTNER Thomasvllle R D 1 Spnng Grove R D 2 Academic Commerclal t to the Page Twenty Four k,. . . I , . D. 1 To the last syllable of recorded time: DOROTHY IANE BORTNER ROBERT BREEDEN Thomasvxlle R D l Thomasvxlle R D 1 Commerczal Vocahonal Agnculture hbrary m study penod noi because we had a book overdue or needed one for a book report the next day but because the brary was a whole block away and xt was a beauhful day We scrambled down the h11l for assembhes for gym class and for lunch Oh the mad rush for lunch' And after gym class we al ways got up the hxll a httle late for dxsrrussal or for our bus NORMAN LEE BROWN SHELVA IRAN BUPP Spnng Grove R D 3 York New Salem Vocatxoncl Agnculture Commercial Page Twenty Fwe 5 f J , . . . . . I . h- 1 . l l I I I I I - . . , . . . - V I . '- 11 R ' , VAI, F B Thomasvllle R D 1 Sprmg Grove R D 1 Vocatxonal Homemczkmg Commercxal That was when we were only freshmen noxsy httle characters vnnth a flare for mlscluef Although we were only knee hxgh to a hopper when we recelved our freshmen rmgs we secretly convmced ourselves that we were oh so grown up We couldnt stand those people who called themselves seruors for they walked with such a MORRIS L I-'ISHEL PATRICIA ANN FLICKINGER Thomasvllle R D l Sprmg Grove R D 1 General Commercxal Page Twenty Sxx A . iii 'x , k A fy x IANICE MAE BUSHEY EDWARD LEE PENCIL MARY ELLEN FORBES BARRY E FUL Seven Valleys R D l Sprmg Grove R Commercxczl Academxc sophmhcated au and we knew lt would be another four years before we could walk hke that Yvonne Kessler was our presldent Thomas Thompson was v1ce presldent Ioan Gunnet was secretary and Iudlth Lau was treasurer We sold candy and more and more candy We drdnt have dehvery trucks so we had to get someone to help us carry MIRIAM LOUISE GABLE BARBARA IEAN GARVICK Commerczal Commercxal Page Twenty Seven . TZ , . . ' , . D. l Thomasville, R. D. l Spring Grove, R. D. 3 W LARRY GERBER DONALD GLATPELTER 'I'homcxsv11le R D 1 Spnng Grove R D l General Gen eral all the sweets We put on a Chnstmas assembly and we studzed hard because we wanted to show those upperclassmen what we could Come seehng mght Scart up the tender eye of p1t1ful day And w1th thy bloody and 1nv1s1ble hand REDA FAE GOODLING RONALD C GROSS Sprmg Grove R D 1 'I'homasv11le R D l Commerczal Academzc Page Twenty Ezght do. ,jzf 2. ox x lf. X. lxiy' GLENN E GUNNET IOAN L GUNNET Sprung Grove R D 1 York New Salem Commercxal Academic Cancel and tear to pleces that great bond Whlch keeps me pale' It was Macbeth agam But once more my eyes grew heavy and we were sophomores We elected Robert Menges presldent Ioan Gunnet vlce pres1 dent Faye Baer secretary and Iudxth Lau treasurer Agam we FLORENCE ROMAINE HARBOLD FREDERICK A HARROLD Ieiierson Spnng Grove R D 1 Commerczal Commercxal Page Twenty Nme YVONNE ELIZABETH HEINER GERALD M HENRY Sprmg Grove R D 3 York New Salem Commercial General sold candy Paul Amold was hxgh salesman and Dlane Robert son was next h1gh We selected our motto Not ai the top but cnrnson and sllver We weren t freshmen anymore and we were glad to be grow mg up. We had a swell Chnstmas party 1n the gym and danced GERALD S HENRY IOHN ROBERT HENRY Sprmg Grove Sprmg Grove R D 2 Academxc Academzc Page Th1rty c1imbing : our flower, the yellow rose: and our class colors. MIRIAM ELAINE HOFF DONALD HOOVER Seven Valleys R Thomasvxlle R D 1 Commerczal Vocatzonal Agnculture and had refreshments But the blg soclal affalr that year was the sophomore sponsored Valent1ne dance We chose Donald Snyder as our lang and Ioan Gunnet as our queen It was our hrst year 1n the new buxldmg and we loved mt It was as pleasant as a sonnei from Shakespeare Smce brass nor stone nor earth nor boundless sea PATRICIA M HOOVER IAMES W IOSEPH Hanover R D 3 YOYII Commercxal Academic Page Thzrty One X a , .D.2 ' , . . LAVERNE RAY IOSEPH EMILY C KAFFL Sprmg Grove R D 1 Sprmg Grove R D 2 Academu. Academzc But sad mortahty oversways thelr power Whose actlon IS no stronger than a flower? Wlth actmon no stronger than a flower I dnfted mto a 1un1or class meetlng Robert Menges preslded agam 1n 1954 and led us through one of the buslest and most memorable of our h1gh IANET MAE KEENER WILLIAM L KENDIG York R D 8 Spnng Grove R D Commercxal Commercxal Page Thxrty Two How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea. , . . ' - , . . 2 L i Q, P .I kv we 47 BETTY L KESSLER YVONNE MARIE KESSLER Sprmg Grove R D l Sprmg Grove Commetcxal Commercial school years Rose Weaver was v1ce presldent Faye Baer secre tary and Iud1th Lau was our treasurer We needed a sellmg project for we knew we could use any extra money ln our seruor year that we could hnd Someone suggested candy and once agaln the Class of 56 sold sweets We recexved class nngs then and selected Yvonne Kessler as BEVERLY KINNEMAN MARIE V KROUT Hanover H D 3 Thomasvxlle Vocahonal Homemakmg Commercxal Page Thzrty Three I I LA . - ' : . - , . . . ,-gf , .gf ,YW-f if af W ' RAY A KROUT IUDITH ANN LAU Seven Valleys Seven Valleys R D 1 Academic Academzc our candmdate for Industnal Queen We were stage struck Jun lors and Saturday rught we had a full house for our presenta burg Battleheld one breezy aftemoon But what are memones but the remembrance of our prom It was Moonhght and Roses and the musmc of Al Shxrey and h1S orchestra We were not at HARLYN L LAUGHMAN LOIS L LECRONE Sprmg Grove, R D 3 Spnng Grove R D 1 General Commerczal Page Thxrty Four tion. There's Always a Murder . Oh, yes. we toured the Gettys- AUSTIN E LINT DEANNA M LI'l'I'l.E Yor R D 6 Sprmg Grove General Commercial the top but clunbmg Or call 1t wmter Wh1Ch bemg full of care Makes summers welcome thnce more wlsh d more rare And then we were semors We wrote a book called the Forge sohcxted for patrons to imance lt and got stage struck agam and presented a play called Papa Was a Preacher Our presx DOYLE A LUCKENBAUGH HERBERT G LUCKENBAUGH Sprmg Grove R D 3 Seven Valleys R D l Academic General Page Tlurty Fxve k, . . . . I 1 n 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 11 1 u 1 ' , 1 n 11 - 1 1 ' , . . , . . 5 IOYCE A LUCKENBAUGH ROBERT W MARTIN Sprlng Grove Menges Mllls Academic Academic secretary Ianet Keener and our treasurer for the fourth year Iudlth Lau It all seems l1ke somethmg out of a dream All the cold w1nter days we stumbled through the snow and slush the morrungs long ago when the ram came poundmg at us wh1le each pool DELANO P MCCOURY SHERRIL ANN MECKLEY Thomasvllle R D 1 Seven Valleys R D l Commercxal Academic Page Thxrty Szx xx, dent was Robert Martin: our vice-president, Donald Ruth: our WILLIAM MECKLEY ROBERT MENGES Sprmg Grove R D 3 Menges Mills General Academic or puddle was a short cut to act1v1ty penod and the warm spnng afternoons m the latter weeks of May when the bell for each penod brought us closer to those mormngs when we could sleep t1ll ten all are memones that lmger And then we remember our teachers the ones we studled for and the ones who dld most of our studymg for us and we wlsh FREDERICK C MEYER ETHEL IANE MILLER Thornasv1lle R D l Sprmg Grove R D 3 Commerczal Commerczal '4sg.,'-9 Page Thlrty Seven , . . 1 I 1 , . . , . , . 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IANET M MILLER ELVIN G MOLISON Spnng Grove R D 1 Hanover R D 3 Commercial General we could thank them for everyth1ng We remember tables and long d1v1s1on problems detentmons and open wmdows that left m a breeze and sprmg Subjects such as spelhng geography and art we compare wlth tngonometry and shorthand and we slgh 1eans and thought of ways to avoid a ten queshon geography MARVIN MUMMERT PATRICIA A MYERS Hanover R D 3 Thomasvllle R D l General Vocational Homemakmg miie Page Thzrty Erght Four years ago we stumbled around in sneekers and blue H DARLENE V NACE IOAN MARIE NACE York Sprmg Grove R D 1 Vocatzonal Homem akmg C ommercml assxgnment We wrote spellmg words over and over unul we knew that It was er and not re and then we wound up at the end of the lme anyway It wasnt long ago that we handed our tng books m and took our last French vocabulary test Sometunes we were fnvolous Sometlmes we can remember paper ghders that would cruxse l1ke blrds for the whole length IO ANN LOUISE NACE GLENN L ORT Sprlng Grove Thomasvllle R D l Commercial Vocahonal Agnculture Page Thirty Nme H .f-ff if u .,7 19. 7't . All' ' . - u H n .I 1 -. , - , . . . . . DIANE ROCHELLE ROBERTSON ANNA MAE ROHRBAUGH Sprmg Grove R D l Sprlng Grove R D Z Commercial Vocational Homemakmg of the room before maklng a perfect landlng on the desk of a glrl 1n the front row and works of hctxon that just ht behmd a geog raphy text when geography, to us was a mlnor thmg We would stack books mto a locker ln such a manner that on operung 1t the owner would tngger a small landsllde ot texts that went cas cadmg scattenng homework and leavmg spectators m spasms DONALD R. RUTH ROSALIE RITA SCHROLL Spring Grove Spring Grove, R. D. 3 Commercial Commercial Page Forty RICHARD E SENFI' TYRONE M SHERIDAN Sprmg Grove R D 1 Seven Valleys General General oi laughter Paper wads were always m style and somehmes we would be detamed alter school Wlth a waste can and the help of your ob1ect1ve who always retumed hre and therefore was m tlus thmg as deeply as you you cleared the hnng range But that was long ago We recalled report cards Some of us walted to take a look DONNA ELIZABETH SMITH KAY SMITH SPUHQ Grove Sprmg Grove Commercial Commerczal Page Forty One , . . I 1 . . - . 1 1 u 1 ,1 DONALD W SNYDER DELORES MAE SPANGLER Sprmg Grove Sprmg Grove R D 1 Commercial Commerczal untxl we were off by ourselves somewhere Some ol us icnrly tore them out of theu httle envelope And sometunes we guessed or knew the score beforehand Our parents had mayor mterest m those cnsp httle documents occasronally they slgned them w1th a smxle but there were trmes when they wanted not to IANET L STAMBAUGH MAURICE E STERNER IR Sprlng Grove R D 1 Sprmg Grove R D 1 Commercial General 1 Page Forty Two , I D 1.5 f , . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . , . , . , , . . -A f ' A 5 p ' 'V - ,G 1 A-t r 0 4,4 I , - K . f, I ' ' u 1 . If . , V' U .'u' .Da v .- , o', '.:, o. . . f.. .. Ax. . . .-'a': ' 'Q' Q , ' Up ,, THOMAS THOMPSON H WILLIAM TRIMMER SeVen VUHSYS Sprmg Grove R D 1 Academic Academxc smlle or even scnbe then names But we could explcnn every thmg It was an art vnnth us We keep on growmg and we never stop leammg but we can look back now and see that we d1d u good blt of both here at Spnng Grove Hlgh School Somehmes the recollectlons amuse. LORRAINE WARD DONNA LEE WARREN Iefferson Spring Grove Vocational Homemaking Commercial Page Forty-Three ROSALIE ANNE WEAVER RICHARD LYNN WERTZ Spring Grove Ieilerson Commercial Academic somehmes they are sad but always they w1ll be treasured ln this book and m our hearis It hardly seems true that we will not be part of it all anymore That blg smlle at commencement was 1ust a little hard That mght VONNIE L WEST I-AVERNE D WETZE1- Hanover R D 3 Spring Grove R D 3 Commercial Commercial Page Forty Four :ia GARY LEE WILDASIN IUDITH ANNE WILKES Hanover R D 3 Sprmg Grove Commerczal Commercial we Iamtly remembered how we walted cmd how fresh the an was those last days ln May and how much we anhcxpaied that hrsi day and the classmates we hadnt seen for so long S DAVID WISE WAYNE H E WISNER Sprmg Grove Sprmg Grove Commercml Commercral 75 3 Page Forty Fzve SENIORS IN REVIEW RALPH ALLISON Track l Auto Mechamcs Club 3 WILLIAM ALTLAND Sleepy F F A l 2 Sent1nel3 Intramural Soccer 3 Me chan1cs Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 HARRY ALWINE Cookxe The Refector l 2 3 The Forge 3 Sen1or Chorus l 2 3 County Chorus l 2 3 N1ghtofMus1cl 2 3 Soccer Managerl 2 3 Basketball Managerl 2 3 Intramural Table Tenn1s I 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 Papa Was a Preacher Nat1onal Honor So CISIY 2 3 H1 Y 3 Future Teachers of Amer1ca 3 PAYE BAER Tootxe F H A HISIOTIGH 2 VICS Presrdent 3 Class Secre tary l 2 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 IOHN BAUBLITZ Iohnny R1fle Club 2 3 Boys Home Econom1cs 3 DALE BAUGHER Speed Soccerl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 Track l 2 3 Student Coun c1l 3 Intramural Soccer 3 Boys Home Econom1cs 3 IAMES BAUGHER 1m Stage Crew I 2 Gymnasucs I Wrestl1ng l Boys Home Econom1cs 3 WAYNE BIESECKER Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY I 2 Treasurer 3 Rtfle Club l Pres1dent 2 3 H1 Y Pres1dent 3 The Reflector 2 3 Intramural Shuflleboard l 2 Intramural P1ng Pong I 2 Intramural Soccer 3 We smcerely hope that B111 Altland and Norm Brown know what they are domg 5'1 'II 1 ALLEN BOHTNEH Alley Intramural Basketball 2 Auto Mechamcs Club 3 DOROTHY BORTNER Dottxe Semor Chorus l 2 Treasurer 3 The Forge 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 MODIIOY 3 Yearbook Club 3 Student Coun c1l 3 Home Room Pres1dent 3 ROBERT BREEDEN Bob F F A Sentxnell Secretary 2 Pres1dent3 Soccer l 2 3 Track l Basketball l Student Counc1l 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 Sports Club 3 NORMAN BROWN Foggy F F A l 2 3 Intramural Soccer 3 Wrestl1ng Intramural Basketball 3 F F A Chaplaln 3 Me cnamcs Club 3 SHELVA BUPP Buppxe Tr1 H1 Y 3 IANICE BUSHEY lame Volleyball l 2 3 F H A 2 3 Intramural Volley ball 2 Sen1or Chorus 1 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Craft Club 3 EDWARD PENCIL Wrestlmg I 2 Track I 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Shullleboard l 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 Auto Mechamcs Club 3 MORRIS FISHEL Eddxe Stage Crew l 2 3 Boys Home Economxcs 3 A commerczal typmg class prepares for actzon Page Forty S11 lk 1 PATRICIA FLICKINGER Tr1 H1 Y 3 MARY FORBES Crash The Reflector l 2 3 Theres Always a Murder The Fo ge 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Semor Chorus l 2 3 Octet 3 Dance Club 2 BARRY FULTZ Bud Band l 2 Presldent 3 Student Dxrector 3 Chorus I 2 3 County Band l 3 The Reflector l 2 3 The Forge l 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Camera Club l 2 3 Theres Always a Murder School Dance Band 3 Student Counc1l 3 H1 Y 3 Nlght of Musxcl 2 3 Pep Bandl 2 3 MIRIAM GABLE Tr1 H1 Y 3 BARBARA GARVICK Barb The Reflector I 2 3 The Forge 3 Volleyball 2 Papa Was a Preacher Intramural Volleyball 2 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Dance Club 2 W LARRY GERBER Gerb Auto MSCDCTIICS Club 3 DONALD GLADFELTER Muscles Auto Mechanlcs Club 3 REDA GOODLING Sen1or Chorus l 2 3 Double Octet 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 RONALD GROSS Gross Chorus 1 2 3 The Reflector 1 2 Double Octet 3 Stage Crew I Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Vrce Presl A senror P O D class enjoys a current events report by Robert Menges dent 3 Camera Club l 2 3 H1 Y Treasurer 3 Inu-Q mural Sports l 2 3 N1ghtofMus1c l 2 3 County Chorugs 3 Future Teachers of Amencq Club Pyesl dent GLENN GUNNET Sen1or Chorus l 2 3 Stage Crew 1 2 3 County Chorus 2 3 Stage Crew Manager 2 3 Rlfle Club 3 The Forge 3 Intramural Soccer 3 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Intramural Shuffleboard 2 3 Intramural Pmg Pong 2 3 Nlght of MUSIC I 2 3 Dance Band 3 IOAN GUNNET I oame Chorus l 2 3 Band I Secretary 2 County Chorus 1 Natronal Honor Soclety 2 3 The Reflector l 2 Edrtor 3 The Forge 2 3 There s Always a Murder Papa Was a Preacher Intramural Badm1nton l Class Vrce Presrdent l Tr1 H1 Y 3 FLORENCE HARBOLD Tr1 H1 Y 3 FREDERICK HARROLD Fred Soccer l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 Secretary Treas urer 3 Natronal Honor Soclety 2 3 Sen1or Chorus l Intramural Soccer 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 In tramural Shuffleboard 2 YVONNE HEINER Tr1 H1 Y 3 GERALD M HENRY lerry Baseball 2 3 The Home Ec gzrls under Mrss Owen s supervrsron develop useful slnlls Ixke thrs one practxced by Darlene Nace ,,4' Page Forty Seven GERALD S HENRY lerry R 'le to 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Double Sexte D le O tet 3 Stage Crew l 2 N1ght of MUSIC l 2 3 County Cho us l 2 3 There s Always a Mur Papa Wa a Prea he H1 Y V1 e Pres1der't 3 lfomto 3 Ba be Shop Quartet 2 IOHN ROBERT HENRY Bob er 2 3 Baske all 2 3 Volle ball l s all 2 S ,1 al Vcl 3 Boy Horne E o o 11 s Club Presldent 3 MIRIAM HOFF Mun The Reflector l 2 3 Theres Always a Murder The Forge 3 T 1 H1 Y 3 Nat1onal Honor SOC1elY 3 Da ce Club 2 Yearbook Club 3 DONALD HOOVER F F A l 2 Reporter 3 Soccer 2 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Letterrnen s Club 3 Sports Club 3 Dance Club 3 PATRICIA HOOVER a The Reflector l 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 L1brary Club PTGSI dert 3 Future Teachers of Amer1ca Club l..1brar1an 3 IAMES IOSEPH un The Reflector l 2 Feature Wr1ter 3 The Forge 2 Ed1tor 3 Student Counc1l Pres1dent 3 Advanced Art l 2 Yearbook Club 3 LAVERNE IOSEPH Sen1or Chorus l Accornpamst 2 3 Band l 2 3 Treasurer 2 3 Double Sextet ACCOHXpGH1Sl l 2 Double Octet ACCOU1pGn1Sl3 I V Basketball 1 Captan 2 Pep Bard l 2 L 3 Dartc Band ead 3 Mont 1 o ' l 2 3 Coutn p Was a e h r The F rge EMILY KAFFI. Emmy Se IC Chorus l 2 Secretary 3 County Cho us l 3 'te Fo ge 2 Papa Was a P e he d nt t 3 a a '1 n Tr1 H1 Bo d lVl6 lbE ot G A A 3 Sports Club 3 IANET KEENER an The Forg 3 Sen o Class Sec etary 3 lvat1onal Hono Soc1ety 2 Se retary 3 Student COUHC1l 2 3CClubl Tr1H1Y3 WILLIAM KENDIG B1 ccer l 2 3 Wre tlrng l T lc 2 3 In mural Basketbal l 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Letterrners Club 2 3 MOHllOT 3 Nat1onal Honor SOCl9lY 2 3 The Reflector 2 3 The Forge 3 Papa Was a Preacher H1Y Secretary 3 Intramural Soccer 3 General Manager of Magazxne Carnpalgn BETTY KESSLER Bets Tr1 H1 Y 3 YVONNE KESSLER The Reflector l 2 Busmess Manager 3 There s Al ways a Murder Papa Was a Preacher Tr1 H1 Y Pres1dent 3 Dance Club 2 3C Club l Student COUHC1l l Craft Club 3 BEVERLY KINNEMAN Sen1or Chorus l 2 3 N1ght of Musrc l 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Photography Club 3 prctures agnculture departments mxlk testmg apparatus Page Forty E1ght . 1. 5 .' ., , eader 5 . e 5 The en C r I I tb 'I I 2 1 1 25 L er , 1 . or 3, ll ght t Music 5 , 5 1 ty Cub C I Y A I ' ' I Chorus 2, 35 Pa a Pr ac. e 5 o 3, derlg ' l 'ch r 5 '- , 'c - ' . TQ A r D , I ac r , Stu e . . . rector, Oc.et 5 lntrarnur l B drnt. to lg - '-Y 35 Soc: l, , , . tb l, 5 5 Y ,231 374 A -A Y - - F 'N ' Ba eb 5 35 Letterrnen' Club 2, 3, lntrarn' r - leyball 2, 3, lntrarnural Shuttleboard lg lntrarnural Soccer 5 As' . c n .. 'c 5 U . i i ' --I rx '53 I . I ... 'll So , 5 5 s ' 5 25 rac l, 5 5 tra- ' 2, 3, ' . . . P t H H Gary Wildasin puts the finishing touches on his shorthand DOUGH Hoover, Glen Off, Gnd Bob Breeder! WOIII with the MARIE KROUT Peanut Intramural Volleyball 2 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 2 3 Monitor 3 Dance Club Secretary 3 Sports Club Secretary 3 RAY KROUT Krouty Band l 2 3 County Band 2 3 Nlght of MUSIC l 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 Pep Band l 2 3 Dance Band 3 IUDITH ANN LAU udy Class Treasurer l 2 3 Cheerleaderl 2 3 The Reflector I 2 Assoclate Eclltor 3 Tr1H1Y 3 The Forge 3 There s Always a Murder Papa Was a Preacher Intramural Badmmton l Dance Club 2 Future Teachers of Amerxca 3 HARLYN LAUGHMAN Hank Auto Mechamcs Club 3 LOIS LE CRONE Louxe Semor Chorus l 2 3 The Forge 3 The Rellector l 2 3 Dance Club 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Trl I-I1 Y 3 Track l Sports Club 3 Volleyball 3 Nrght of Muslc I 2 3 AUSTIN LINT Audle Auto Mechanlcs Club 3 DEANNA LITTLE Chorus I Z 3 Double Octet 3 Theres Always a Murder Papa Was a Preacher The Forge 3 3C Club Presxdent l Volleyball l 3 Tr1H1Y Treasurer 3 Nxght of MUSIC 1 2 3 Dance Club 2 Yearbook Club 3 County Chorus 3 D1str1ct Chorus 3 DOYLE LUCKENBAUGH Luclne Chorus l 2 3 Double Sextet l 2 Double Octet 3 Basketball l County Chorus 1 2 3 Rxfle Club 2 3 Student Councxl 2 3 Theres Always a Murder Nxght of Musrc l 2 3 The Forge 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Monltor 3 Soccerl Stage Crew 1 2 3 Barber Shop Quartet 2 HERBERT LUCKENBAUGH Pete Auto Mechamcs Club Presldent 3 I OYCE LUCKENBAUGH Peanut The Reflector I 2 Assoclate Edrtor 3 Track l Dance Club 3 Sports Club 3 Trl H1 Y ROBERT MARTIN Class Presrdent 3 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 2 3 Sen lor Chorus l 2 3 Double Sextet 2 Double Octet 3 County Chorus l 2 3 Nlght ol MUSIC l 2 3 Ad vanced Art l F F A Secretaryl 2 Student Coun cll 2 Student Court l The Reflector 2 3 Papa Was a Preacher Boys Home Economlcs Club 3 Intra mural Basketball l 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Intramural Table Tennls and Shuffleboard 2 DELANO MCCOURY Mac Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Volleyball l 2 Intramural Soccer 3 Intramural Shuffleboard 2 Auto Mechamcs Club 3 SHERRIL MECKLEY The Forge 3 The Reflector Reporter 2 Gxrls Sports Edxtor 3 Papa Was a Preacher Volleyball Man ager l 2 Board of Gxrls Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 Yearbook Club 3 WILLIAM MECKLEY B1 Trackl 2 3 Wrestllng 2 Intramural Soccer 3 Auto MEChGH1CS Club 3 ROBERT MENGES Bob Nat1onal Honor Soclety 2 3 Papa Was a Preacher Theres Always a Murder Senlor Chorus l 2 Robert Henry adrortly flushes the labs plumbmg system This commercial sectzon IS busily engaged m bookkeepmg 'L -3 Page Forty Nme Presldent 3 Double Octet I 2 3 The Reflector I 2 Feature Wrlter 3 The Forge ASSOCIGIG Edltor 3 Track l Class Presldent l 2 County Chorus I 2 Stage Crew I 2 3 FREDERICK MEYER Webb The Reflector 3 Chorus 2 Basketball l 2 3 Intra mural Soccer 3 Intranlural Plng Pong 2 Int arnural Volleyball 3 ETHEI. MILLER TrlHlY 3 3C Club l IANET MILLER Speedy Intramural Volleyball 2 F H A 3 Trl H1 Y 3 ELVIN MOLISON Shorty Rlfe Club I Treasurer 2 3 MARVIN MUMMERT Mop R e Club I 2 3 PATRICIA MYERS cz Volleyball l 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 F H Vlce Presldent 2 HISIOFIGH 3 Trl H1 Y 3 DARLENE NACE Nace Volleyball I Track I Intramural Volleyball 2 F H A I 3 Presldent 2 Papa Was a Preacher IOAN NACE Trl Hl Y 3 IO ANN NACE Trl H1 Y 3 The Reflector I 2 Feature Eclltor 3 Papa Was a Preacher Dance Club 2 3 Sports Club 3 Patrlcla Myers watches Lorrame Ward perform an Engllsh class project At least that IS the name of the class GLENN ORT Clem P F A Chaplaln I Sentlnel 2 VICE Presldent 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Soccer 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Wrestllng 3 Sports Club 3 DIANE ROBERTSON Student Councll 2 Treasurer 3 Natlonal Honor So clety 2 Presldent 3 The Forge 3 Trl Hl Y 3 ANNA MAE ROHRBAUGH F H A l 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 DONALD RUTH Don Soccer l 2 Basketball I 2 Volleyball l 2 Track I Baseball I Student Councll I Presldent 2 Letter mens Club I 2 Vlce Presldent 3 Class Vlce PTGSI dent 3 Rlfle Club 3 Intramural Soccer 3 Intramural Basketball 3 ROSALIE SCHROLL Trl Hl Y 3 RICHARD SENFT Dlcl: Advanced Art I 2 3 Senlor Chorus I Wrestllng I TYRONE SHERIDAN Tony Wrestllng I 2 Baseball 3 Boys Home Econornlcs 3 Lettermens Club 3 DONNA SMITH Smltty Trl Hl Y 3 3 C Club 2 Dance Club 2 Nurslng Club 3 KAY SMITH Smxtty Senlor Chorus 2 3 Trl Hl Y 3 Dance Club 2 Cheer leader 3 Band Majorette 3 Donald Glatfelter and Austm Lmt study a detailed drawmg m the IUCIUSIFIUI arts shop Page Flfty DONALD SNYDER Duke B all .lol 2 P flent e DELORES SPANGLER Dolly lr IANET STAMBAUGH 2 em ll 2 Stummy I- Noome MAURICE STERNER 1 At 3 Vie tltngl 2 3 Lette Cub 3 THOMAS THOMPSON Torn Band I 2 3 County Band 2 3 Student Ccuncrl 3 Natl nal Honor Soctety 2 3 Stage Crew N ght ot Mu lC 1 Z 3 Cla Vtce Pre ldent l C a s I-lrstorran 2 The Forge Photography l Pep Band l H WILLIAM TRIMMER 1 Stage Crew I 2 3 Sc1ence Club 3 LORRAINE WARD Tuffy F H A Treasurer 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 DONNA WARREN Slap Natronal Honor Socrety 2 3 Student Councxl Sec retary 3 The Forge 3 Dance Club 2 Track I Tl Hr Y 3 Nursing 3 A puzzlmg chemxstry equatron calls for a relaxed class Doyle Luckenbauqh ponders ROSALIE WEAVER Rose efb 3 C'teerl ade 2 Cap am 3 In ra oll b 2 C b 2 3 The e I-I1Y3 Q C L RICHARD WERTZ Duck o VONNIE WEST Butch V lei 2 Tr H LAVERNE WETZEL Wxmp I-I Y 3 The Re 2 3 Darce k,2 o ut GARY WILDASIN Cub 2 Advart fi At l Se tor Chorus 3 2 The R 'le or 2 3 The Forge IUDITH WILKES Madtson Local Hrgh S hocl Mans reld Ohxo 2 Tr1l'I1Y 3 S DAVID WISE Dave R fle Club 2 3 WAYNE WISNER Semor Chorus l 2 3 I-I1Y 3 The Reflector 2 3 Papa Was a Preacher So Cer l Dance Club 2 Intramural Basketball Z 3 Intramural Soccer 3 Nrght ol lvlus1c l 2 Basketball Manager 3 Morris Stemer checks the fmzsh on his charr made as a shop project Page Frfty One YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE! Don't forget the sophomore skating party tonight. Tickets can be purchased this activity period. fl 5,9 ui 'bu sn ll n 0 X, 5:1-s-ij The underclassman IS Spring Grove Hlgh it self all the cheers at the dec1d1ng basketball game all the no1se and congeshon in the halls all the chlvalrous antlcs The underclassman 1S the loot slowly reaching that higher rung and plannmg how to step on 1t Page Fifty Two I I ,.q.-' pg . ,,'.ag:l?l ' 'UTP'-,X ,425-5- 1 -3.41- , lla 1 ' 2 1 ' ' X-9: gjltl- 4.1 Q-Y' ...-vt af-avg NTT-2. ui32fgi'2'1Q, 'fgga xx. I-if---gg 1 - ,gm 5 1 '-gl'-if' . gg. -, P, as 5 n R- VU K' 'A 'xii .ga vi.. 1 '..1 1 ,Q 1 xl l I' ul ...U .l U. X I, . M- in xxx I N' K Q51 ,I 5 -g i X ug-r, 1 X 41, 5' 1 , I 1 . in - , It - ,, ,-.,.g- , , .. If I .. 41 I :...:,' 4, A K fir 1 :f' 1- 44' 1' ,' fy f-, ,,' .-. y , , ,f - . x f K f., 1' ,f.- f A ' ,L 11,525 ' f ,svn Q .ggi 5 54.51 - , 'if-Q-rf- 1 P g FftyTh aNl0l40lf ixmlllff Y .'s k y-.+L N .YA J S I ,,.1',g ' A. 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' Q N r , si ' cr e i - ree JUNIORS .1 ta IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lett to rrght Sheha Braun treasurer Nancy Stme and Robert Grngench Student Coun crl representatzves Ioan Landes vrce presrdent Lynn Krebs pres1dent Sandra Stambaugh Ioan Landes Carolyn Shaffer Clarr Worley Wrllzam Graybrll Phrlrp Kraft and Ruth Lrttle After two yegrs gf hlgh Schogl the lul-1101-5 decorated tor therr Valentme Dance last year are Well Gdlusted to the pleasures and problems of school llfe They can spot wlth uncanny accuracy the oncornrng qurz or detentxon asslgnrnent and they can afford to be complacent wlth the1r future st1l1 mystlcal and faraway lAlter all a year IS a long tlmell They can well remember therr sopho more year wrth Thomas Uffelman and Sandra Stambaugh as the relgnrng mon archs at the Valentme Dance thelr ven ture rn salesmanshrp wlth Wolfgang s Easter candy and the successful skatrng party But thrs year s memorles are st1ll fresher Bower candy a theatncal produchon therr prom And the 1un1or can even now almost plcture hlmsell on a mrghty throne labeled Senior Page Frtty Four T ' i 1' I I ' I . 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I I - 1 I .t . .1 Fxrst Row left to nght Glorxa Bowman Iacquehne Bupp She11a Braun Lmdcx Boose Nevm Altlcmd Rayean Bori ner Nova Combower Second Row Paincxa Auchey Dav1d Bortner Larry Anthony Iames Eyster Esther Altland Paul Arnold Third How Carl Dxehl Bonme Alhson Frcmk DeCello Lloyd Barkdoll Fzrst Row left to nght Icmet Hoff Ioanne Hxmes Lucxlle Holtzapple Nancy Hostetter Elva Ienkms Beverly Glass Yvonne Iones Second Row Iocmn Kncrub Eumce Harbold Barry Hamxlton Wxlham Harrold Lester Hlldebrand Robert Gmgench Iuha Flandermyer Thzrd Row Barry Gxllesple Robert Gotwalt Gerald Hoff Wxlham Grayblll Rxchard Herman Page F1fty Flve I ' : .l I ' I I I I First Row left to rrght Dons Lrttle Darlene Kraft Delores Mummert Shxrley Luckenbaugh Gall Krout Margaret Leese Arlamae Mrller Second Row Ioseph Laughman Ruth Lrttle Charles Lentz Ioan Landes Phllrp Kraft Thzrd Row Rrchard Merrltt Harry Lauer Lynn Krebs Frrst Row left to rrght Mane Reever Sandra Myers FIGIICIS Myers lrene Rogers Iohn Perry Iecmette Ruby Fay Rmehart Second Row Geraldine Rrley Anna Runk Glenn Ruhland Darlene Rupprecht Glona Plunkett Mary lane Schrum Delores Roomsburg Thxrd Row Raymond Ruth Robert Rehmeyer Iacque Rohrbaugh Page Frtty S11 ' , 'I ' . . ' . . . , ' - I ' A . , . . ' . , . ' : , , . , Fxrst Row left to nght Purdon Smlth Ioan Skelly Sandra Splese Loretta Senft Beverly Smnh Second Row Carolyn Shaffer Manan Shaffer Charles Snyder Edxth Sharp Third Row Glenn Shaffer Denms Senft First Row left to rzghf Ameha Shne Emleen Stambaugh Sandra Stambaugh Nancy Shne Mary Trone Second Row Marlyn Strausbaugh Clarr Worley Maynard Warner Glenn Sterner Thzrd Row Plullp Sterner Marvm Stme Page Fxfty Seven 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . . 1 ' THE INFORMAL JUNIORS Pencils and pens ily as Jolly Juniors become senous m a desperate attempt to complete as sxgnments before the bell rmgs 'F-wmv' Nurses Auchey and Rupprecht explore the lust azd phase t lzomemakmg usmg Sandra Stam baugh as patient Preszdent Lynn Krebs and Denms Senft 1nspect the Bower candy slnpment if Page Fzity Ezght Iulia Flandermyer, leanette Ruby, Bonnie Allison and Glenn Shaffer measure work in physics class. Page Frlty Nzne I Waiting for gym class Lester Hrldebrfmd Rxch ard Merritt and Wrllram Graybrll study m the lrbrary Wrllzam Harrold and Richard Her man work rn the metal depart ment SOPHOMORES i-'Eu 7uTUu I mm ma my Qu I rw: l 3211 --u nzum lv 13 Q -'15 1 EE 1: 312 i1 ff SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to rxght Curvxn Stemer treasurer Grace Gnrn secretary Iohn Schlotzhcruer Student Counctl representatxve tmoved and was replaced by Nancy Ionesl Carolyn Weaver vrce presrdent Robert Krebs pres1dent Bob Krebs and hrs commxttee prepare publxcrty for the Valentme Dance School attendance IS an expenslve prop os1t1on The expendrtures for yearbook commencement banquet and other actrv ll19S and obhgatxons mcrease wlth each succeedmg class Thls year s sophomores preparmg to meet these commg expenses sponsored the tradltronal sophomore events and addltxonal act1v1t1es The hrst of these whlch comes to mmd IS the Valentme Dance Thls year s ed1t1on was the most extravagant and the best at tended 1n the hlstory of the event Robert Krebs and Sandra Mathxas were crowned Klng and Queen of Hearts Members of therr court mcluded Iune Golden Maman Douglass Kay Story Wlllram Gerber Stanley Raber and Marlyn Spahr Every member of the class worked hard dunng the early spr1ng on the proyect whrch had the blggest money malung po tentral the sale of Easter candy In March the class sponsored a well attended skatlng party Page Szxty ' . ,. 5 n I ,, ' 1 , . ' y l - if 5, 1 I ' 1 I A p 'i A P. M s - s ,, 5- f S A tw , A . ,. , K A 5 - '- ,. . I ' .F l , ' . . r rt.. it I I . . ' ' - -,.. X - I l - , . Q ' . ' First Row Ie!! to right Delores Davenpori Erma Burkhart Phxhp Bange Ronald Bentz Wrllxam Cover Darlene Alwood Portra Crone Second Row Goldre Buder Ianet Anstme Marran Douglass Donald Brown Bomta Alwme Wrlham Bruaw Fits! Row left to right Raye Glatlelter Deanna Hake Maxlne Gross Pearl Gunnet Cordel1a Gladlelter Ann Fuliz Mary Freed Second Row Doroihy Emxg Gary Gnmm Faye Glaifelter Barbara French Anna Flshel Barry Frshel Iune Golden Dean Ferree Thxrd Row Charles Ehrman George Glassmyer Donald Forry Eugene Grel man Iohn Fodor, Lamar Greenplate Wrllxam Gerber Page Surty One Marry Bortner, Myrcla Dubbs. Third Row: Iames Burgard, Roger Bollinger, Norman Brainard, Dennis Becker: F1rslRow left fo ngh! Glona Hartlaub Phylhs Ienluns Marlene Harrold Mary Ioseph Kathryn Kendxg Char lene Harrold Carol Hamxlton Darlene Laughman Second Row Rnchard Harrold Kathye Kerchner Ruth Hengst Nancy lones Phylhs Hoff Norma Kanefal Rxchard Kem Thrrd Row Robert Krebs Stephen Hmman Iohn Laug F1fSlHOW left to nght Laura Mxtchell Sandra Mxller Sandra Math1as Lorne Lefever Oueenetta Myers Marlene Luckenbaugh Edxth Mlller Carl Mxller Second Row Roy McAll1ster Donna Luckenbaugh Marlene Murnmert Gladys Mosley Deanna Myers Wllson Markle lane Mxller Third Row Ianet Mummert Dale Messersmlth Glenn Mummert Ivan Murnmert Bradley Lxttle Herbert Mxller lames Mummert Page Sxxty Two head, lames Harbold, David Klinedinst. l First Row Ieit to ngbf Barbara Senlt Lmda Spangler V1rg1n1a Shearer Paulme Ruth Thomas Sprenkle Delores Reynolds Ioanne Smtth Glenn Reever Second Row Stanley Raber Larry Ruth Ierry Sellers Marlyn Spahr Humberto Palmer Iohn Schlotzhauer Phtllp Sauter Thzrd Row Iohn Hunk Rlchard Nace Thomas Plowman Slough Conchxta Stambaugh Dons Strausbaugh Second Row Delores Stough Edward Ytnglmg Stdney Wm ter Iohn Sweztzer M1chaelYohe Davld Stme Kay Story Third Row Carolyn Weaver Barry Skelly Fred Tho- man Curvm Stemer, Edward Warner Dav1d Yohe Nolan Tharp Page Sixty Three First Row, left to right: Kay Strausbaugh, Philip Stough, Ioann Stough, Sheila Worley, Rose Strausbaugh, Donna Curvm Sterner Lmda Spangler Barbara Sent! Vrrgmxa Shearer Ioanne have Englxsh m the I1 brary because of the shortage of classrooms Paul Bowman and Wzllram Har rold work on the rough frammg ot thezr model house Smith, and Kay Story Ruth Hengst Edzth Mrller Dar lene Laughman and Mary Iosepb take advantage ot some study hall solrtude Every table seems a place all alone where one can escape tor medrtatzon Delores Davenport drps the damtzes m a rzch creamy chocolate and we stand m a daze tormented by our sweet tooth Mr Worley replaced Mxss Salme Hershey early thrs year and we learned about symphomes World Wars and Englrsh all together lt was romantrc L.. is gs 1l .1- i Page Srxty Fzve ATTENTION, PLEASE! This noon in the lobby all students can cast their ballots for Student Council president. X X QQ il' 1 'Pla-.will lull 'Wu 455 Here they come down the street wlth a roll of drums and a stepping march We love a pa rade Oh here comes the editor with our news paper asslgnrnents and look due Tuesday already We hear cr chorus of VOICES' Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White and the double octet Wllh our Alma Mater or we see new members inducted 1nto the National Honor Society Our lives seem fuller and richer because we at Spring Grove are privileged to partrcipate in and enloy these our actrvities Page Szxty Six 1 . , ' I I . -. . . H 1 . it H 1 .-. t K' vga? alt at . . ,a,'-- f ff' .' 14 ' . . . . . ,, ffq ,lt , 'S A, 1 1,4 -al W ' v 4-may . . . ,. , .e .n . . -, ' zz 1 -:::2'l?32Q.l!1i5!17 ' w . .ar-I-2:1 1 ' : . -.1:..-,: ,W -'Tl'-il - . pf. l?.?:..'1, m -5 . 1- 'A .--,K 't'. at-l'- ' I 3 .tu . xl .X N U' .NX -. ,N Riva. 1 v' Q v' x pf Q ' EL-l , ' 'A Q i- Eli . U -' -' 1, A ' , Q. W , ,.. .u -E 2 J Z'fz-'-- JDM . ,. , . ff!! vii 'I ff ' es 'X 7 f x 'J : ' -1 x . 1, , if-'52, Q., ' - - ,, 6 1' 'L ' M . M if-IQQ- . .--Q..-V Page Szxty Seven STUDENT COUNCIL Frrst How Iett to right Lmda Boose Portta Crone Patncla Auchey Drcme Robertson Iames Ioseph Nancy Stlne Donna Lee Warren, Dorothy Bortner Carolyn Weaver Grace Gum Second Row Dale Baugher Donald Bowman Robert Breeden, Robert Glngertch Thomas Thompson Doyle Luckenbaugh Iames Mummert Gcnl Krout Barry Fultz Mr Hoke Mr Miller Our tavorxte drsc Jockeys Harry Trzmmer and Robert Menges kept spmnmg those cool and swmgmg platters c1l sold penclls wlth the 1955 56 basket ball schedule on them Chrlstmas was observed Wllh an as sembly program The Councll sponsored Chrxstmas decoratlons 1n whrch each room was decorated accordlng to the Chnstmas customs of a speclhed country Satlstylng entertalnment was provlded by the playxng of musrc durmg noontmme and at dances whlch were held Frxday nxghts after home basketball games The Student COUDCII has mtroduced a club program consxstmg ot slxteen extra currtcular organ1zat1ons Each member of the faculty IS responstble for a club A special feature provlded by the Coun cxl was the presentatron of two talent shows Wh1Ch starred talented members of the Sprmg Grove Hlgh famlly Page Srxty Erght To help meet financial needs the Coun- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarshlp leadershtp character and servxce these are the four quahhcatlons necessary for membershrp rn the Excalibur Chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Socrety Membersh1p IS open to Jumors and sen xors They are elected 1nto the SOCI9lY by a board of teachers and become lull fledged members 1n an rnductlon cere mony held by the older members of the soc1ety The society thls year IS under the presm dency of D1ane Robertson Other persons holdrng ofhces are Ronald Gross v1ce presldent Ianet Keener secretary Wayne Bxesecker treasurer and Donna Lee War ren Student Counc1l representatlve Members are helped w1th the1r tasks by the advlsor Mlss Patr1c1a Frey The mam prolect of the socxety th1s year was the sale of scrapbooks and pennants Drane Robertson and Ronald Gross display the school materials sold by the Society Fzrst Row lelt to nght Ronald Gross Mane Krout Donna Lee Warren Dlane Robertson Ianet Keener Mrncnn Holi Ioan Gunnet Second Row Robert Menges Wxlhcrm Kendrg Robert Martrn Wayne Bxesecker Harry Alwme Thomas Thompson gp-'I 7 Page Srxty Nme , , . xi I - I 1 I 1 I ' . . 'N , . , . ,Q 0 N' Y 3 ' if N L- ' t , I 0 ' .3 .I , , I X THE REFLECTOR EDITORIAL STAFF Fxrst Row left to rzqht Gerald S Henry Iudxth Lau Ioan Gunnet Ioyce Luckenbaugh Barry Fultz Second Row Donald Ruth Iames Ioseph Robert Menges Rzchard Merrxtt IoAnn Nace Lmda Boose Ioan Landes Sheml Meckley Loretta Senft loan Gunnet Edztor of TH: Rr:ru:c'ron and her assoczates ludxth Lau and Ioyce Luckenbaugh are shown prepanng the fzfth edxhon Are you gomg to THE REFLECTOR dance? ' 1ng certa1n tlmes of the year when a very worthy school GCTIVITY was ra1s1ng money by sponsormg dances THE REFLECTOR sponsored hve dances whlch were sched uled throughout the year The proceeds from these dances helped to defray the cost of prrntlng the newspaper THE Rnruzcron ts pubhshed once each month during the school year Its contents xnclude 1ust about every event and actlv 1ty whmch has taken place or xs gomg on ln the semor hlgh school That IS why al most every student who IS actlvely mter ested rn the soclal and educahonal aspects of school hte subscnbes to THE REFLECTOR THE REFLECTOR IS a member ot the Na tlonal Scholastxc Press Assoclatton Page Seventy This question was heard quite often dur- First Row left to right Mary Forbes Harry Alwme Fay Rmehart Patrlcla Hoover Wxlham Kendxg Second Row Iuha Flandermyer Lloyd Barkdoll Glenn Shaffer Wayne Bxesecker Laverne Wetzel Wayne Wxsner Gary Wxlda sm Ruth Lxttle Nancy Stme Fxrst Row left to right Barbara Garvxck Rosahe Weaver Yvonne Kessler Ralean Bortner Robert Martnn Second Row Barry Skelly, Mlfldm Hoff Fred Meyer Barry Hamxlton Exleen Stambaugh Loxs LeCrone Page Seventy One 1 - 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 , . THE FORGE Editor Inns IOSEPH Associate Editor Rouen? Msucrs Literary Editor Domu Lr: WARREN Whew' Thrs srgh is heaved by every member of THE FORGE as the yearbook IS hnally sent off to the prmter When the book IS read by 1fS subscribers good points and ad polnts w111 be found The results of the hard work that goes 1I1tO pubhshrng a yearbook w111 be evrdent Many durnrmes are made and de siroyed before the fmal copy 15 approved Many m1nds go to work thmk mg up orrgmal rdeas to make of Tm: Foncz: readers EDITORIAL STAFF First Row left to right Robert Menges Iames Ioseph Iudxth Lau Donna Lee Warren Second Row Miss Hershey Mary Forbes William Kendrg Laverne Ioseph Harry Alwme 55 nv--Q Page Seventy Two '3 1 'Qtr' ' .,,......,,,. . .. .' ' , U ' Q ' b ' ' . The ediiorial staff selflessly sacrificing class attendance for the sake the book more interesting to the .RIA L . , tu A . '. Q . X Q 2 K - P , I '79 Gross Barry Fultz Dcrvld Stme Phxhp Stough Barry Skelly Fxrst Row left to rzght Glenn Gunnet Ianet Keener Deanna Lxttle Dxcme Robertson Second How Dorothy ner MIHQIII Hoff Lols LeCrone Page Seventy Three .XZ N. A N 25 - X I r f I ' . - H 1 1 A 3 First Row, left to right: Gary Wildasin, Barbara Garvick, Sherril Meckley, Ioan Gunnet. Second Row: Ronald ' , ' : , , ' , ' . : Bori- xi S - -1 I ' xx Q ' Q fl .1' J Q F r f . ax ' ,,, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Who IS that comlng down the hall? Mr AIDSIICG7 No we re mlstaken Its one ol the Sprxng Grove F F A boys Th1s year they placed thxrd ln the county F F A athletlc meet where all county schools hav1ng chapters of the F F A were represented These boys have set records rn thelr sales of c1der and farm and garden seeds The organ1zat1on has sponsored hayrldes and skatrng partxes tor 1ts members Iune of last year found four members at the State meetmg held at Pennsyl vanla State Unlverslty Another mllestone was reached when Sprmg Grove had 1ts hrst Keystone farmer George Hoke was awarded th1s State degree lor outstand 1ng work ln the agricultural held J Mr Thompson congratulates George Hoke on hrs award Frrst Row left to nght Iohn Swertzer Lorne Lefever Marlyn Spahr Glenn Ort Robert Breeden Norman Brown Donald Hoover Clcnr Worley Davrd Klmedmst Donald Brown Second How Phxhp Sauter Phxhp Kralt David Yohe Edward Warner Gerald Holi Wlllram Altland Fred Thoman Phzhp Sterner Eugene Grexman Mr Thomp Sherrdan Thomas Sprenkle Iohn Perry Page Seventy Four y , 1- , . , D QA V! ' N '- - L N A . . . . . son. Third Row: Leon Kline, Iames Burgard, Paul Kotliarevsky, Donald Bowman, Larry Wolf, lack Altland, Larry A V V V 4 fa, X f -Q . . . v , - ,M A A 1. I 3 Q A ' f z, ' ' 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Fzrst Row left to nght Nancy Hllker Dons Doll Darlyn Hetrlck lane Bortner Delores Davenport Ianet Hott Mary T1-one Nadme Warner Second Row Purdon Smxth Iacquehne Bupp Mxss Owen Glona Hartlaub Patncxa Myers Faye Baer Scmdra Staxnbaugh Lorrame Ward Darlene Rupprecht Patncta Auchey Thxrd Row Nancy Iones Edxth Sharp Shxrley Luckenbaugh Anna Mae Rohrbaugh Ianet Mzller Iamce Bushey Icmet Stambaugh Darlene Nace CHERRY Pu: Bxxrns Fzrst Pnze Patncxa Auchey Second The gxrls of Sprlng Grove Hlghs Home Pme Sandra Smmbaugh Ec courses constltute the membershlp of the local chapter of Future Homemakers of Arnerlca Through th1s orgamzatxon these grrls are able to pursue group ac tlV1tleS 1n addltxon to the1r class projects There were purely soc1a1 attaxrs 11ke the well attended skatmg party and hayr1de educatxonal act1v1t1es 11ke the tr1p to the State Farm Show and serv1ce pro1ects l1ke the sklt What Home Econoxmcs Means to Me presented over a local ra dxo statxon Th1s years ofhcers were pres1dent Sandra Stambaugh v1ce presxdent Faye Baer secretary Darlene Rupprecht treas urer Lorra1ne Ward h1StO1'1ClI1 Patrlcxa Myers reporter Glorla Hartlaub and Student Councll representatlve Patrlcxa Auchey Page Seventy Five 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ig? 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Znsaf -SQ-x First Row left to nght Laverne Wetzel Harry Alwxne Gerald S Henry Wxlham Kendlg Wayne Bxesecker Ronald Gross Rnchard Merntt Wayne Wxsner Second Row Mr Krayblll Maynard Warner Barry Fultz Nevm Altland Lloyd Barkdoll Mr Kraybxll helps Barry Fultz and Harry Alwme wrxte the clubs constxtuhon Q 5 -far wa X 1' 'J 'NW The H1 Y Club a hlgh school boys organ 1zat1on sponsored by the Young Mens Chrlstlan Assoclatlon was organized for the hrst tune th1s year at Sprxng Grove Wllh Wxlbur Krayblll as faculty advrsor The orgamzahon s ObjeCllVeS are exem pl1f1ed by ns platform of Clean Speech Clean Sportsmanship Clean Scholarsh1p and Clean Llvmg Meetlngs were conducted the hrst and thlrd Thursdays of each month by the club presldent Wayne Bxesecker The programs usually conslst of panels skxts speclal speakers or movres F1ll1ng the post as vlce presldent was Gerald S Henry secretary W11l1am Ken dlg treasurer Ronald Gross and chap lam Rxchard Merrxtt Page Seventy S11 - . 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TRI HI Y First Row Iett to right Miss Smith Mrs Replogle Mary Forbes Deanna Little Eunice Harbold Yvonne Kessler Gloria Bowman Reda Goodling Delores Spangler Dorothy Bortner Iudy Lau Second Row Esther Altland Nova Cornbower Pearl Gunnet Grace Grim Barbara Sentt Linda Spangler Marian Shaiter Beverly Glass Mane Reeve: Ioan Skelly IoAnn Nace Betty Kessler Fay Rinehart Third How Shelia Braun Nancy Stine Ruth lane Shepperd Carolyn Weaver Fourth Row Elva Ienhns Gail Krout Nancy Hostetter Rajecm Bortner Miriam Gable Ethel Miller Barbara Garvick Miriam Hott Rosalie Weaver Lois LeCrone Kay Smith Sandra Mathias Fifth Row Anna Runk Sandra Myers Ioanne Himes Margaret Leese Delores Mummert Dons Little Ioann Knaub Darlene Kraft Ruth Little and Yvonne Kessler make pompons for an energetic cheering section To create maintain and extend through out the school and community high stand ards of Chr1st1an character IS the purpose of the Tr1 H1 Y The local Tri H1 Y Chapter has fulfilled this ob1ect1ve during the past year through its many pro1ects There was the Sadie Hawkins Dance on March 9 an Easter egg hunt for the Children s Home cheer ing sections at basketball games a bake sale a fashion show and numerous other events The Spring Grove organization sent delegates to the State Tri H1 Y Convention in Lebanon and the Tn H1 Y Conference in York S 'S The elected officers were Yvonne Kess ler president Mary Forbes vice presi 4 S dent Eunice Harbold secretary and it Deanna Little treasurer Page Seventy Seven 'vi' B Little, Ioan Landes, Bonnie Allison, Ieanette Ruby, Linda Boose, Loretta Sentt, Lucille Holtzapple, Patricia Hoover, V, - f I rl U ' , S , I h f ' 1 , ' - '- Ur' . f Ar 5 ' , 5 STUDENT S CHOICE lf 'Q lin r l. 1-ds.. The Crafts Club under the advrsor 1l 'i Shlp of Mlss Frey makes posters for Two connozsseurs of the frner arts Bob Henry and The Nrght of lanuary 16th Fred Meyer prepare a wemer The Sports Club alternates its actrvrtxes and dances every other week Robert Rehmeyer and Francrs Myers of the Scrence Club examme a specrmen Every other Thursday mormng an act1v 1ty penod 15 set aslde for the purpose of club meetmgs There are auto mechanrcs ln the shop chefs 1n the home econom1cs department and brave souls Wllh the teachlng professxon 1n vlew Th1s was the hrst year Sprlng Grove has at tempted such a program and the student body seemed to enjoy the clubs very much The program IS under the supervlslon of Mr Rrchard Hoke and 1t IS beheved that ln years to come clubs at Sprrng Grove Hrgh will form a story all thelr own We of THE FORGE staff are cer tam that THE FORGE of the future wrll hold all the aromas of the boys ln the home economxcs room makmg a batch of cookles Page Seventy Erght 9 I 7 ' I fl t I ll V A fm, L , :YI I. : 5' c 25, 'g 5 V X f l l-X - , . X, Z! ' V .A , H . -, .' 'S 4- 5, 'l 95- . - . . 1 4 . . J U W I 1 . X X l 1 ' ,Q - . . -1- N ' ji - . m ki Members of the Library Club encourage the use of the card catalogue Delano McCoury and Allen Bortner ponder Future Journalzsts under the dxrectzon of Mrss lane! on the POSSlbllll19S ol startmg tlus one Sen!! Tm: REFLECTOR advisor study columns Ronald Gross presrdenf drrects actxvzlxes ol F T A ig.- X ma, ,Qi Barry Skelly and Plullp Slough enlarge Forge pxclures lor the stall Page Seventy Nme v , hm i . N v wi V' . , - , , . . . N. X, gn . X ' an ,'. 'Q , ' ' ' W. H r x I ,tr '. . 1 W , , 4 x ' ' ' ' - ,Q . 4 1 ' f . .1 K, . - K 1 .V Lb., . . . ' 'Y Af f .-1 I -,J . I, X 6 S .- r ' ' . I ' . ', . Y X ullhrl K r N' NI .fx 11N' 1 FF I. JA. I. 'N' . ' . ,V I, .,v , PA PA WAS A PREACHER M! The cast was m tull dress and all smxles wxth the antxczpatxon ot a capacity house Saturday mglzt Papa Robert Menges and the cast go over Act One on e sunny steps to the athletic held , ll Page Exghty Curtam gomg up' On November 18 19 at 8 P M the senxor class presented Papa Was a Preacher a three act comedy play adapted by Iohn McGreevey from the book by Aylene Porter The play was under the bnlhant d1rect1on of Mlss Ianet Senft who was GSS1Sled by Emlly Kaftl The settlng of the play 15 the hvmg room of a parsonage ln a small Texas town ln the late spnng dur1ng the 1920 s The theme centers on the rnlshaps and tr1a1s of a mxnxster and h1s Wlle and famlly The play opens as Papa Porter IS com pletmg the marrlage ceremony for a young brtde and groom Papa and Mother Porter are plannlng for thelr own twenty tltth weddmg anmversary and rededlca t1on ceremony 66 99 f -1 .. - I U ' ' 1 eg I Q C7 - 1 - Y: . K. V N 1 A as Us .Q V 1 , 7, ' x. 9.5 . A 7 ' .- T 7 ' 'Q nf ,N 4' 1 fi ,T . 4 .L- th ' ' . .. . . -1, - I x ,A .. . . . K, L - , ' ' . Wrllram Kendrg Harry Alwme and Gerald Henry arrIve home In shambles Harry Alwzne as Cecrl apologrzes to parents Robert Menges and Bar bara Garvrck for runnmg away Papa Porter Mother Porter Hugh Porter CecIl Porter ROBERT MENGES BARBARA GARVICK ROBERT MARTIN HARRY ALWINE GERALD HENRY Ianetre Porter SI-IERRII. MEcxI.I:Y Aylene Porter IUDITH LAu Ed Porter WILLIAM KENDIG Helen Ludlow MIss Ionas Lucy SmIth lenny Smrth leffrey Cole BrIde Groom Yvomu: KESSLER DEANNA LITTLE IoAN GUNRET DARLERE NAcE LAVERNE IOSEPH IQANN NACE WAYNE WISNER 5 after a hght wzth the nerghborhood gang Robert Martm relurns from college and sIster Sherrrl Mecldey greets hzm Page Erghty One Q I lv A A1 .- ' I . ' I . .v I , . I 1 , ' f 1' I la I ' . . .... I I . ' Raybon Porter... I . ....,. V Wu ., . tr, THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH As! Rajecn Bortner, Ioan Landes cmd Sandra Stcxmbaugh seem deeply involved in The Night of Icmuary l6tlz . v--2'-' '? Iacque Rohrbaugh swears m wxiness Glen Sterner ludge Hamzlion looks on The Nlght of Ianuary 15th was presented on March 17 by the Iunlor Class Wniten by Ayn Rand thls mystery comedy gave the audlence tmghng sensatlons to the very last mxnute The headaches of dlrectlng were aga1n endured by Mrs Doarnberger Accusatzons and demals izll the azr causmg Iudge Hamxlton to rap for order Page Exghty Two 'Q '7- . ' ' as .. . H . . I - . a x ,4 , O D a .. 1 F-r ' - I , ,- .1 A 0. J . . , - ' ' 5-f. . l . .v-'-:A vs Y PrIson Matron Bazlxlt Iudge Heath DIstr1ct Attorney Flmt HIS Secretary Defense Attorney Stevens Hrs Secretary Dr Kxrkland Clerk ot Court Mrs lohn Hutchms Homer Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner Magda Svenson Iohn Graham Whitfield lane Chandler SIgurd Iungqurst Larry Regan Roberta Van Rensselaer Stenographer Polrceman Second Polzceman l. These are the wrtnesses As they took theIr places In the wxtness box the story ot murder and mtngue unfolded before our eyes SANDRA STAMBAUGH GLEN RUHLAND BARRY HAMILTON ROBERT GINGERICH MARIE REEVER RICHARD MERRI11' LORETTA SENF1' CHARLES SNYDER IACQUE ROHRBAUGH LINDA BoosE WILLIAM GRAYBILL GLEN STERNER GLORIA BOWMAN IoAN LANDES LLOYD BARxDoLL PAY RINEI-IAR1' MAYNARD WARNER LYNN KREBS RAJEAN BORTNER NANCY STINE CHARLES MCMASTER IAMES EYSTER Fascmated Lawyer Merrztt and Iudge HamIlton lIsten to the pozsed testrmony ot a wxtness Rayean Bortner i if Page EIghty Three . V 1 . P.. - ' A o ' . . ,. ., 1 nal - N I , u ' '- W... V s- , ,' ,- V 1 A a. Q 'ar A ' X4 ' I ...,.. n .,....,. ..... X x 1,1 Karen Andre ,. .,............... SHELIA BRAUN ,, .... K I F ,t , ,, SENIOR CHORUS The lyncal volces of Spnng Grove Semor Hxgh students sang forth th1s year 1n a number of publrc performances Under the very capable dxrectorshlp of Mr Sands the chorus produced a Chrrstmas Concert at whlch lt and the Iunror Chorus sang selectlons ranglng from the rhythmrc Pum Fum Fum to a magnlhcent Bach Chorale In order to ra1se money to purchase addltronal gowns the orgamzatlon 1ntro duced to th1s area a Battle of the Bands whlch proved to be hlghly successful All musrcal groups of the school partlc the chorus offered several approprlate se lectlons at the commencement program The double octet renders rts speczal selectron at the Christmas Musical Concert of the schools choral groups F1rstRow left to right Mr Sands Laveme Ioseph Patrlcxa Auchey Lrnda Spangler Marlene Mummert Lots LeCrone Carolyn Shaffer Kay Smrth Loretta Senft Fay Rmehart Porha Crone Ralean Bortner Nancy Iones Mary Forbes Ioan Landes Deanna Lxttle Second Row Bomta Alwme Kathye Kerchner Lmda Boose Maman Douglass Reda Goodhng Sandra Mathlas Ann Fultz Ieanette Ruby Barbara Senft Ioan Gunnet Glorxa Bow man Ioan Skelly Nancy Hostetter Darlene Alwood Emrly Kaffl Thrrd Row Ruth Lrttle Eumce Harbold Goldre Brxler Gary Wlldasm Ierry Sellers Barry Fultz Harry Alwxne Gerald S Henry Doyle Luckenbaugh Robert Menges Wayne Wrsner Gerald Nace lane Shepperd Dorothy Bortner Fourth Row Carolyn Weaver Iames Mummert Donald Ruth Iames Eyster Ronald Gross Dale Messersmrth Laverne Wetzel Lynn Krebs Robert Martm Rxchard Merntt Glenn Gunnet W1lham Clark Maynard Warner Robert Gmgerxch Sandra Stambaugh l Page Erghty Four Q ?! 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' 1 . ipated in the spring Night of Music , and DOUBLE OCTET 4-'YZ is, On the Floor Mary Forbes Emrly Kaffl Doyle Luckenbaugh At the Piano Laverne Ioseph Lxnda Boose First Row Ronald Gross Robert Gmgench Kathye Kerchner Reda Goodhng Eumce Harbold Fay Rxnehart Second W t l R b rt Martm Robert Menges Ier1'y Sellers Deanna Llttle Row Gerald Henry Laverne eze o e Th1s year saw one vocal group pass from exrstence only to be replaced by another one The remalnrng members of the Double Sextet formerly dlrected by Mrs Geraldme Lesher unrted wrth several other students to form the Double Octet Thrs group was drrected by Mr Lee Sands and accornpamed by Laverne Ioseph You have probably heard thls hne group perform durrng the year They sang at many local events such as the Nlght of Music the llbrary beneht the Chrlstmas program, several church serv1ces and also over WSBA TV at Chrlstmas t1me Thrs type of group srngmg requlred lots of hard work by Mr Sands and all the members, but they were never too t1red to have a l1ttle relaxatron and fun Some tunes they gathered around the prano to srng a few popular songs or to hsten to Laverne play a lrttle lazz Laverne Ioseph helps Deanna Lrttle and Emily Kaffl through a rough passage rn the musrc Page Erghty Fzve I . l K' . 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' - . . r , , BAND Frrst Row left to rxght Harry Senft Iellrey Stambaugh Wayne Hxmes Mrchael Auchey Rxchard Alhson Robert Hostetter R1chard Stough Trrnothy Lau Donald Leese Robert Messersmnh Mlchael Eyster Thomas Graybxll Mr Royer Second Row Iohn Eyster Ioan Geunan Bonita Alwme Faye Fuhrman Barbara Schuller Randy Ream Larry Grothey Gary Rohrbaugh Terry Boose Rrchard Kern Ann Fultz Charles Calcrman Larry Moul Mary Ann Sprenkle Davrd Schrurn Thzrd Row Yvonne Helsey Karen Khnedmst Robert Alwme Davxd Mummert Strausbaugh Marlene Luckenbaugh Fourth Row Charles Wemer Thomas Senft Icrmes Day Iames Mummert Bradley Lxttle Ray Krout Barry Fultz Glenn Shaffer Laverne Ioseph Lester Hxldebrand Wrllram Graybrll Robert Hershey Iohn Dlckert Stewart Fxshel Stephen Hmman Kay Smrth and Lmda Boose carrymg the school banner are backed up by the color guard Wrllram Gerber and We all love a parade Pat Auchey Mane Reever and Charles Ehrman head majorette Loretta Sent! add color to a shrrmg march Page Erghty Szx A . Iames Lau, Clyde Little, Ioseph Hostetter, Ioann Himes, Margaret Leese, Stanley Raber, Eugene Miller, Carolyn A A I x ihimih .- ' 1 I -. 11.1 The Sprmg Grove Iumor Semor Hrgh School Band parades rn lull umlorm and marchmg formahon g The rnstrumental music actxvltles of the band are aptly descrrbed by these hve Ps Progress prolects proceeds prac l1C9 and programs It 1S obvlous that the band under e drrectlon of Mr C Holmes Royer has made great stndes slnce 1lS rncephon a few short years ago In order to cope wrth the band s hnan cral problems the Band Booster Clubs Tag Day has been made an annual affcnr From Tag Day funds the band purchased las proyectsl malorette un1 forms whlte gloves and plastlc cap covers Busrness aflalrs of the organxzatxon were handled by the followmg ofhcers presl dent Barry Fultz secretary Ioanne Hrmes and treasurer Laveme Ioseph Pag X 5 E. - The score goes up another notch and a yumpmg bunch of fellows rock the bleachers with The Samls e Ezghty Seven 1 Q ' A r .Y x S -6 ' - 0,2 xi 1' I H ' ' so I 1 1 1 ' A . . I h - . . t I fd . , ty rg I I 1 I I SOME OF US CALL AND OTHER Mr Miller with locks and locks of locks gomg through our confidential hles answer to that algebra problem or the sme of angle A S IT AUTUMN CALL IT GOD CARRUTH It was fall. The autumn leaves came drifting down. We didnt have any leaves to rake at Spring Grove High but 1n a moment of weakness we could gaze out the window and watch the d1SfQ1'1l colors float down and down on a playful breeze We remember that breeze because often as 1t came Sllpplflg 1n to us through the open wln dows it menacxngly 1nv1ted us to lorget our stud les and be carried away with 1t on 1ts carefree wandermgs However there were tlmes when this gentle breeze was qulte d1sturb1ng lt may have been 1n the mlddle of a stupefaclent algebra quiz but along w1th It came the harsh roar of Mr Diehl s mower and suddenly the radicals were very radlcal Mr Miller said there were a lew locks in the office and those students who sought secunty memonzed their combinations and then never bothered locklng the door anyway They re a most tasclnatlng ornament One dreams of a whole wall hang1ng full of locks Mr Diehl a contemporary gardener hauls fertilizer to the matur mg shrubs Page Ezghty Eight as 9 99 1 U , . , - . , . . . , . . . . ' , . 1 H Miss Smith has for you always, a smile, the , ' M.-Q,.i t , fe .- : Harry Trrmmer and Iames loseph put some Izght mg eflects to a Davy Crockett float that paraded Davzd through Hanover A front row seat at the World Series was just a blank space on your schedule called a study hall Hey theres Mr Yost gettmg a brg smrle Fall was the t1me when shutters started pop p1ng and someone told you to smlle or move over slrghtly Thrs tlme we caught Mr Yost .,,: Then the evenmgs started to grow colder and Hallowe en h1t us before we knew 1t also be fore the Student Councll knew rt Floats were 1n order so the counc1l worked fast Oh well we had loads of lun everyone agreed The home economlcs g1rls put out a grand float and Hallowe en was paraded around the corner Mlss Lxla Lee Smith of the faculty was awarded the Everett G Mltchell Stewardshlp of Lxfe Award for her outstandmg work ln Chrlstran leadershxp We were all proud Everywhere folks were hstemng to the World Serles and we couldnt smuggle our portable tnto math class so we were sat1sf1ed to watch It on telev1s1on when we had a study per1od Hey move your head' S Page Ezghty Nme , ,, of 1 ix' 4 my t n a A . 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EVERY MILE IS TWO IN WINTER HERBERT 'WY Gerald Henry and the wee small hours ot the mornmg tackle a chemrstry assrgnment Lmda Boose lulza Flandermyer Bonme Allzson and Lu crlle Holtzapple decorate the lzbrary wmdows wzth geometrrc beauty Members of THE REFLECTOR staff sold Prom peanuts and all the students bought peanuts so they could go to the prom but they later learned that there was no dance and peanut sales went down The talent show was a very lnterestlng program Every held was explored from Iullus Caesar to country song Vocal solos and gu1tars seemed to take etfect and the students awarted the1r second talent show One nmght we pulled a fast one and sent our parents to school They lost the1r way between classes went into the wrong rooms and arrlved there late but now they know what 1t s llke Ot course 1t takes time to adjust oneself Say I heard your father couldnt make rt up the rope 1n gym class Larry Moul Lester Hildebrand and Mary Forbes Lois LeCrone and Barbara Garvzck ot THE REFLECTOR Robert Alwme take OH wlth staff dzscuss peanut sales chorus ot Rock Around the Clock Cf Page Nmety as H i . ,,.t. 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U , . l Morns Fzshel found the motor tor the girls and Iamce Bushey checked the cmtztreeze Chrtstmas at Spr1ng Grove was elaborate Each room was decorated Wllh a Sp9C1l1C country ln mtnd The Student Councll decorated the halls and played seasonal songs durlng the noon hour There was cr txne program 1n the gym and everyone beheved 1n Santa Claus because they thought he ordered the grand vacat1on Of course there was snow and as al ways there were some students who were snowed 1n and some who were plaln crazy about that wet stutt and caught thelr death ot cold washmg each others faces Old man wmter pa1d us a v1s1t He was cold company and we stayed home at nlght and stuched for our exams those 1mmense ammals they call the mtd years Outslde of hnals they have no equal We fought them wtth a semester s knowledge and then forgot them and let the cold wlnds of wlnter soothe our tevered bralns I' L... Mr Booz showed Mother and Dad how to add Our parents typed and Mrs Replogle explamed the ease with which a framed typzst can work Page Nmety One I. N 1 1 I I V L 1 1 V I - s 1 - lf' I I I A, vll ,, 1 1 1 1 , - . . f 1 . - X X - N . . , X ' , 1 x . . , V In-. WHEN YOU CAN TREAD ON NINE DAISIES AT ONCE SPRING HAS COME PROVERB Robert Krebs and Sandra Mathtas reigned at the Sophomores Valenlme Dance Lester Hrldebrand Fay Rmehart Lmda Boose and Deanna Little packed the lug gage and Iett tor drstrzct musrc testrvals W: ',,X.'f,g,-L' itmcwafv' av sv-5559: Saturday February 18th we danced under hearts and our hearts danced Tuesday was Valentlne s Day and the muslc was sweet and swmgmg rn honor of that day We crowned our klng and queen and tore a heart from a stnng for a sou vemr We were sentlmental The long awalted mght had arrlved Tottng the posxes and sarhng hrs father s car he took me to the Iumor Senror Prom at the York Y W C A where we danced to the musrc ot Eddle Debes and his orchestra It was musrc ilowers and after hours now lt s a pleasant memory Sprlng Grove sent 1ts larks to D1str1ct Chorus They were Lmda Boose Fay Rlnehart and De anna Lxttle Lester Hlldebrand the man w1th the honeysuckle horn packed hrs sultcase and went swmglng over to Eastern All State Band One of the most 1nsp1rat1ona1 and en11ghten1ng programs held at Sprlng Grove IS the mstallatlon of members 1nto the Natlonal Honor SOCISTY Mem bers are chosen tor the1r leadershlp scholarshrp character and servlce Wayne Bresecker Wrllzam Graybrll Yvonne Kessler and Sandra Stambaugh dunng xntermxssxon got their pictures taken 1 ,Z Newly mducted members of Natrona! Honor Socrety Wrllram Kendrg Mane Krout Harry Alwme and Wayne Bresecker attentrvely lrsten to the speaker Page Nmety Two 99 1- , I I I I . I I . . . . , 1 ' . . . ., . 4 ' . , , . I I - - I , ' 1 1 , , I . ' f . '.:Mf :gf . by . V, -X... .. , fu X Fw, I new fx t ,eq ., ,'. -vi4'W.V.:Q4- 'F' ' I 1 , A .t ., T ,sfwfz-an kv vp y NA' u I . . . . I . . . -f we - ,,.F,,-,,,,i L' A . f .gy V ., R 5 . ,Q Jfy , lf? , .. - 'M 'W Ar J k,., T a s ' 1' ' it ' ' 'T 0 f 5 N ' .' . ' , i'?I C2 ' 5- I. - T- f rf ' 1 ' . ' . I f f ,. 1 .U ' m I. I . 1 l I I U U I I I I . 1 , ' , , 1 1 4 A lme formed at the polls at noon It was txme to Paul Arnold and a parr of fancy trunks got a routme m cast our votes m the Student Council electron physical egg Mr Mzller and the marlman looked for THE Glenn Ort Phrlxp Kraft Gerald Hoff we pa eeds PFA FORGE proofs and were there I matron and Phtlzp Sterne ckaged s rn the Ag Shop 1-ri.1 But other fell lnto good ground and brought forth fru1t some a hundredfold some S1XlYlOld some thlrtyfold Glenn sard they 1ust take some cultrvatlon The postman came by no letter today We walted Then THE FORGE proofs fmally arr1ved Put your chest out and breathe deeply Suck out your tongue Look stra1ght at me There you go Junlor Next It was campalgn week and everywhere you went there was a poster starlng you 1n the face Then we voted rn the booths set up at the end ot the hall No doubt the only th1ng more anx1ous1y awa1ted than sprmg IS the fever accompanymg It We sat there and daydreamed The a1r was fresh and held a pxquancy The pages of the textbooks became hazy and we had a lxght carefree attltude They saxd we had sprlng fever lt wasnt even sprlng Page Nznety Three down the lull rn the breath r of the P Donna Smrth and Yvonne Kessler come of spring 3,4 5 ' rl A , l , 3 tl 1 ' I K VX! .XV , l Kg.: 'fgirff' , ' , f K . I I I l Z' ,Xxx - ,,, V l , I Y - , t ' 1' 4. I X 5 . . ..f Y - , 2 fl. . X - ix it -Ji X r.f f-,, ,, . . A I I C . . . . ,I ,.. . 5 k ' . ' H ATTENTION, PLEASE! The Letterm period in the gym storage room en's Club is holding a meetlng thls act1v1t'y JU' O f f gl Z ll 4' 4 J Up from the plate they come wlth the crowd 1n hyster1cs and another run dnven xn Swlsh and the b1g blue scoreboard goes mad' Down the floor to the Rah' Rah' Rah' of a gang of glrls ln the front row and the stomplng feet rockmg the packed bleachers A corner klck and they re gcrnged up before the goal Wham and 1ts all over A ball splns mechamcally a loot above the net Crack 1t cant be stopped A spxkers foot h1ts the iloor from way up The bleachers rock Page Nznety Four ' I .. H ' I , . - 1 flaw WN v --K ' 4135229 X 1 A2547 -24W . - ' Ls' x, , V 'I l 'K ' I I dnt. . ,,Qa2- ' v H., x X '1 . :-' view- x-q:22f'51xl11aie1?- . x:..g,-vu:-1 ,.- -Mn 5 c- :.1-,:..g5- - 1' ' -, .. ..-' Mx.. 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H' 'ffl '5' WDM 1 -5, , -f 47 42 fd 'I Q' ,.,ff V,:, Aly, , -y.,x.v , . -, fd,-,Nfl 5 ' ' if-:fl xi : , a ,f e ' 5 - n, 'r l Q' 2 f'5: 'f Page Nmety Flve LE'l'l'ERMEN S CLUB 'Q Frrst Row left to right Dale Baugher Mr Garrett Fred Harrold Donald Ruth Donald Snyder Second Row Harry Alwxne Robert Henry Thomas Uttelman Gerald M Henry Robert Breeden Phxlxp Kraft Thxrd Row Clalr Worley Wllham Kendlg Rlchard Sentt Tyrone Sherldan Maunce Sterner Donald Hoover Fourth How Edward Fencxl Wllham Meckley Donald Ruth and Donald Snyder drscuss the sale of school 'Uckels There goes another member of the Let termen's Club, rushmg to del1ver Jackets and sweat sh1rts Th1s sale IS the annual money ra1s1ng prolect of the club The club mernberslup cons1sts of boys who have won a varslty letter rn a sport at Sprmg Grove The othcers tor the club thxs year were as follows pres1dent, Donald Snyder, v1ce presldent, Donald Ruth, secretary, Fred Harrold, and Student Councxl repre sentatlve, Dale Baugher The faculty ad v1sor of the group 1S Mr Robert Garrett Th1s year a new act1v1ty has been spon sored by the club It 1S the d1str1but1on ol programs wxth the names of the players from both teams at basketball games An other actlvlty ot the club was a trip to Hershey to see the Harlem Globetrotters Page Nmety Szx 1 yi 21,5 ggi 'jifzq 5 X-..l -2 -' 3:2s?'3f2'5 S . H' : v4g,.':517'l..? '41-. . Q ' Q l rj . x , H f . i- A - , u , - . N - , , , f 1 sl I V 45-S . t . L 1 . I T! , . RIFLE CLUB Each Thursday morning in activity period lunless it's rainingl the members of the Rifle Club could be seen on the rifle range competing in their shooting matches. These matches were held under the dx rectlon of faculty advlsor Mr Edward Czyzewlcz Wayne Blesecker served as presldent for the second consecutlve year Vxrgxma Shearer was elected secretary Elvxn Mol1son served as treasurer Marvln Mummert acted as sergeant at arms and Doyle Luckenbaugh was Student Counc1l representatlve The Rlfle Club was self supportmg th1s year drawmg tts revenue from dues pa1d by each member Mr C mstructs Rxfle Club members before the match F1ISfROW lmeelmg left to rxght Marvm Mummert Wayne Bresecker Barry Skelly Myrcla Dubbs Leroy Mum mert Robert Gotwalt Second Row lmeelmg left to rzghl Davrd Wxse Roger Bollinger Iohn Runk Donald Ruth Glenn Gunnet Thxrd Row left to nght Phrlxp Stough Glenn Mummert Donald Forty Elvin Molxson W1l11a:m Bruaw Iames Harbold Mr Czyzewxcz if-'If 'milf' Page Nznety Seven I . I I - - I 1 I I ' I I I I - I - I 1 - . I I I - I - I I I 1 I I - - I fs' ffl. , , J. u - je.-U, Y E . ' ' wr, x ,gr K , . y. f- 1, 1 . tfi 1w..1 Wada-L Y . 5 ' Wm, . , -Vw , ,J :uf JvQ,,,v 1 A' 1 1 -f V, . , , . .h ' . , 4 SOCCER ' -:fc '-'fpief' f Frrst Row left to nght Robert Hershey Wxllxam Clark Paul Kotlrarevsky Ioseph Hostetter Fred Meyer Dale Baugher Second Row Mr Garrett George Glassmyer Wxllxam Kendrg Fred Harrold Robert Henry Clmr Wor ley Harry Alwme Thxrd Row Iohn Fodor Iohn Laughead Donald Snyder Phxhp Kraft Donald Hoover Robert Henry demonstrates hrs drzbblmg abxlxty The Close of the 1955 soccer Season found spnng Grove Hlgh School closer to a league champlonshlp son but was only one game out of hrst place Every year Spr1ng Grove s team has been lmprovmg and we feel that th1s years team was the best one to come along so far The Rockets dropped thelr openxng game to North ern H1gh School In the next f1ve games Sprlng Grove won four and tled one Then the Rockets dropped a well played game to Lancaster Hlgh School After th1s they went on to he Northern Hxgh School and beat Central Hlgh School The next game the Rockets lost to East Berlm wh1ch left only sllght hope of wmmng the champ1onsh1p The Rockets then pulled a surpnse upset by beatlng the league champ1ons Dover 1 0 Manchester Penn sylvanla fell v1ct1m to Spnng Grove rn the last game of the season Page Nmety Exght than ever before. The team placed third for the sea- SOCCER SCORES Opponent s Name Grove nent Northem Central East Berlm Manchester Maryland Dover Manchester Pennsylvama Lancaster Central East Berlm Dover Manchester Exlubmon Games Name Iohn Fodor Dale Baugher Robert Henry Fred Harrold Thomas Uilelman W1ll1am Kend1g Positron Center Forward Left Inslde Rxght Inslde Left Outs1de Rrght Outs1de Center Halfback the ball are Snyder and Glassmyer to block a shot by Henry 5 Page Nmety Nme Northem . .................................... . Manchester vs. Spring Grove-Rushing to try to head lntra squad scnmmage Snyder and Kendzg try BASKETBALL Kneelmg left to nght Wayne Wxsner manager Mr Garrett coach Harry Alwme manager Standing left to nght Robert Henry Thomas Utfelman Curvm Sterner Ph1l1p Kraft Donald Snyder Frank DeCello Fred Harrold Fred Meyer Dale Baugher Dale Baughet number 22 has a few more mches and Donald Snyder wazts for the tap Pa W1th the advent of November one would have found Coach Garrett s Varsxty Rockets pract1c1ng hard on the sen1or hlgh gym floor every after noon after school By the end ot a month of hard tra1n1ng and practlclng under careful gumdance the team was ready for 1ts exh1b1t1on games By the t1me of the league seasons openmg m Ianuary the Rockets had won 6 and lost 5 of the1r exh1b1t1on games Next they met the test of the league Interest ran hxgh wlth large attendance at games to prove 1t As we look over the scores of some of these basketball games 1t becomes evldent that the Rockets had stnven to uphold Sprlng Groves reputatlon of tradttlonally good basketball teams ge One Hundred l w 1 1 t 1 - 1 I - 1 I 1 - I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . . . 1 , 1 . . lt 1 x l X . - 1 1 , I . I o Opponents Name York Spnngs York Hxgh East Berlm New Oxford Fcnrheld Opponent s Name Kennard Dale Dallastown Manchester Eastern West York Red Lxon Northern Games produced m BASKETBALL SCORES EXHIBITION Spring Oppo Grove nent GAMES Opponent s Name B1g1erv1l1e Manchester Md Hanover Alumm LEAGUE GAMES Sprzng Oppo Gro e nent 41 Opponents Name Kennard Dale Susquehannock Dover Dallastown Eastern Red L1on S pnng Grove S prm Grove Oppo nent OPP0 nent Susquehannock s Kenneth lames may outweigh Sprmg any action packed moments like thzs Groves Fred Harrold but he cant jump as high Page One Hundred One ' .............. 71 21 ' ' ................. 54 46 ' . .............,.. 51 69 , ....... .. 52 67 ' ................ 52 60 . .................. 67 78 63 56 64 58 . .......... . ....... 69 45 1 lv - I ig - . ............. 62 70 - . ............. 51 42 Susquehannock . ...... ..... 6 8 56 Central .................. , 61 57 70 62 79 53 . ............... 62 72 . ........ ............ 6 7 58 73 84 76 56 . ................ 42 58 ................... 62 63 ' .................. 68 52 ' .................. 47 62 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Fxrst Row lelt to nght Marlyn Spahr Dale Messersmlth Iames Mummert George Glassmyer Mlchael Yohe Carl Dxehl Second Row Mr Kraybxll coach Thomas Plowman Glenn Thomas Ivan Mummert Lamar Green plate Nolan Tharp Larry Ruth manager Michael Yohe snags the ball from out ol the basket Thls year the Sprlng Grove I V s under Coach Krayblll completed the season wlth twelve w1ns and twelve losses 1S to gxve the boys exper1ence for Varslty basketball From the looks ol thls years team Coach Garrett wxll have some good replacements for the hve semors who are graduatmg thls sprmg All who saw the team 1n ac t1on can say that they provlded some exc1t1ng basketball Perhaps the most excltlng game played was agalnst Sus quehannock when Wllh a few seconds remalnlng ln an overt1me penod Mlke Yohe h1t w1th a set shot from the corner to glve Sprlng Grove a 45 to 44 wxn Thls kmd ol basketball put the Iumor Rockets ln fourth place 1n the Southern D1v1s1on of the York County Scholastlc I V Basketball League Page One Hundred Two L. 1 I. f x, ' B 'f J ,l l . ' . U 'Q 3 . lj for a .500 record. The purpose ot the Iunior Varsity team At basketball and soccer games you can see and hear the energetlc cheerleaders who are dolng then' part 1n w1nn1ng the game Knowlng that the student body 15 behmd them always serves as a help to our athletes Sportsmanshlp 1S the mam thought these peppy char acters have been trylng to 1nst1ll 1n the mlnds ot the1r fellow students The mean1ng of the word IS rmportant and stxll more important IS the fact that sportsmanshlp should be carrled out ln school as well as at games The glrls who gave thelr unfallxng support were Rosalxe Weaver captaln Iud1th Lau Rajean Bortner Carolyn Shatter Deanna Myers Sandra Mathlas and Kay Smlth CHEERLEADERS Ie! go with a Yea Team Left to right Kay Smlth Deanna Myers Carolyn Shaffer Rose Weaver Rayean Bortner Sandra Mathlas Iudxth Lau Page One Hundred Three Carolyn Shaffer and captain Rose Weaver GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL 3- Fxrst Row left to nght Theda LeCrone Carolyn Shaffer Nancy Stough Ioyce Hancock Ioan Smxth Lorrame Luckenbaugh Anne Clark Grace Gladtelter Ioy Txehel Second Row Mrs Hoke Sherrxl Meckley Anna Runk Barbara Garvlck Iamce Bushey Ioan Landes Carolyn Weaver Ianet Stambaugh Patncna Myers Sandra Mathlas Sheila Worley Marlene Harrold sets the ball up for Florence Ehrman Let s go was a cry heard at every vol leyball game and they dld go A 1955 gxrls volleyball team and wlth a deter rn1ned team of glrls they brought It to Spr1ng Grove Hlgh thxs year Because of a he between Dlllsburg and Spr1ng Grove a champ1onsh1p game was played at the York Y M C A Spnng Grove defeated Dlllsburg 15 13 and 15 11 and brought the champlonshlp to Sprxng Grove Other teams partlclpatlng ln the league ln whxch Spnng Grove placed hrst were Kennard Dale Manchester Susquehan nock and Central Page One Hundred Four ,- v I U l I I - county championship was the goal of the I . . I . - - - I 1 2 - I I - Teams Kennard-Dale . Dillsburg . . . . . Manchester Susquehannock Central . ..... . SCOR ES Home Won 15- 65 Lost 14-165 Won 15- lg .......... . ................ .Won 15-95 Won 15- 95 4Q,0L1 f X J- FQ 15- 8 10-15 15- 3 15- 9 15- 6 Won Won Won Won Won Away 15-10. 15-13 15- 0 15-12 15-13 MYFCIG Dllbbs keePS Cm eYe 011 U Splkel' Marlene Luckenbaugh sends the ball way up 1 I 15- 6 15-12 15- 6 15- 7 15- 5 Page One Hundred Fzve ' X A J BOYS' VOLLEYBALL L L 1 Kessler Robert Henry Second Row Mr Chrappy Fred Harrold Iames Rohrbaugh Phxhp Krall Gary Senlt Donald Snyder lrglzts a low ball Wlth hve lettermen returnxng to the squad and a very promlsrng newcomer Sprlng Grove had hlgh hopes ol duphcatmg last year s record by capturlng the D1str1ct Volley ball Champmnshxp On March 26 they met thexr contenders at York Iunxor College Thelr hopes were fulhlled when they defeated Red L1on Central and Annvllle all stralght vlctorles The members of the team recelved medals and the school recexved a trophy for thms hne showlng The next weekend they yourneyed to Penn sylvama State Unlverslty for state volleyball tournament There they met and defeated Unlonvrlle and Conneant Valley whlle losmg to Homestead and Tunkhannock Conse quently as defendmg champxons Homestead won wxth Tunkhannock hnlshmg second whlle Sprmg Grove hnxshed thlrd Page One Hundred Sr! First Row, lei! to right: Thomas Ufielman, Richard Hawkins, Donald Snyder, Donald Ruth, Iames Harrold, Dennis l DISTRICT 3 Spnng Grove defeated Annvllle 1 5 5 Spnng Grove defeated Red L1on 15 Spnng Grove defeated Central 5 Spnng Grove defeated lchamplonshxp gamel STATE TOURNAMENT Sprmg Grove defeated Un1onv11le Sprmg Grove defeated Conneant Valley 17 15 1 15 15 12 Homestead defeated Sprmg Grove Tunkhannock defeated Spnng Grove 15 17 5 12 1 Mr Chzappy prepares some strategy Iames Harrold faces a dangerous ball Donald Snyder sends one strcnght down Page One Hundred Seven ' .............. 5-4, 1 - ' ............. 15-2, -10 ...............15-4,1-1 -. ' Q' Central .............. 15-11, 15-8 It ' ' . ............ 15-7, 15-8 ' ....... .. 15-1, 15-5 ' ' .. - ,1 - , 6-14 , 2.2 BOYS' TRACK nil. I - . ffl' Frrst Row Ielt to right Wllllfim Kendxg Dale Baugher Kenneth Bolhnger Second Row Kexth Gentzler George Hoke Iames Rohrbaugh Iames Harrold Denms Kessler Third Row Wxllxam Meckley Lynn Krebs Edward Fen cll Mr Chxappy Donald Snyder Phxhp Kraft Clalr Worley Gary Spangler one of Sprmg Groves record breakers hurled the dxscus 116 2 5 fl- The track season spnng 1955 1n1t1ated the use of our new track at Memorlal Fxeld at the west end of the school grounds Three rnterscholastxc meets were held all on the home held We defeated Susquehannock and Dxlls burg but lost to Dallastown On Frlday May 5 the 25th York County Track Meet was held at Smalls Athletlc Freld 1n York Although Sprlng Grove won no awards records were broken for the school by Iames Harrold ln the shot put and Iames ,, Rohrbaugh rn the m1le Those who partlcxpated 1n track thxs year were W11 ham Kendlg 220 yard dash broad lump mlle relay Dennls Kessler 440 yard dash half mlle mlle relay Iames Rohrbaugh mlle half mxle m1le relay Ph1l1p Kraft 440 yard dash shot put hlgh yump Iames Har rold shot put dlscus Clalr Worley dlscus Donald Snyder hlgh lump Edward Fencxl mlle Wxllxam Meckley 440 yard dash George Hoke hlgh lump Ke1th Gentzler mlle Kenneth Bolhnger half mxle and Lynn Krebs broad yump Page One Hundred Ezght 1 5 1 1 - - 1 I I 1 ' ' I I - 1 . 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 I If 1 1 . 1 , . 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I 1 I .. - I .- I 1 I 1 I GIRLS TRACK In l954 the Sen1or Hlgh grrls track team after weeks of hard tralnrng had rts blg chance at the annual York County Track Meet held at Small s Athletrc Fleld Each year th1s grrls sport has grown 1n popu larlty and th1s season nlne glrls coached by Mrs Hoke parnctpated rn the events The 50 yard shuttle relay was run by Ianet Hoff Rose Weaver Beverly Glass and Glorxa Plunkett Anne Clark and Nancy Stough ran rn the 50 yard dash Throwlng the basketball were Rose Weaver and Carolyn Shaffer Rose placed flfth Baseball throw partlclpants were Ioan Smxth and Shelby Beard Ioan placed Wrth entr1es placlng 1n two events thrs year the g1rls are look1ng for an even brighter record 1'19Xf SGCISOU The mrghty muscular loan Smrth broke York Countys record for the baseball throw Frrst Row left to rrght Beverly Glass Ianet Hoff Mrs Hoke Carolyn Shatter Ioan Smrth Second How Irene Rodgers, Shelby Beard Glona Plunkett Nancy Stough Anne Clark Rosalre Weaver Page One Hundred Nme 7 . v . I V , , , , second. , ' I , 1 . , - , , . I . , ,. I 4 .4 BASEBALL ....,., hs. Frrst Row left to right Gerald M Henry Fred Harrold Thomas Ullelman Robert Henry Clyde Lrvmgston Dale Baugher Second Row Mr Czyzewlcz Rxchard Hawkrns Donald Snyder Iames Harrold Dennis Kessler Gary Senlt Lester Hlldebrand Thomas Uffelman sprmtmg on one of hrs many trxps around the bases The Rockets w1th a 13 6 1 standlng came through wxth flymg colors th1s season and the county champlonshlp seemed to be all but 1n the bag but when the dust had cleared at Memorial Sta d1um and the scoreboard came 1nto vxew that Frl day afternoon the Red Lron club saw a 6 2 VIC tory after a beautltul game of ball The Rockets had met the1r match and thus a thnllmg season came to an exc1t1ng and memorable end Sprmg Grove s hurlers Gary Sentt Rlchard Hawkms Lester Hrldebrcmd and D61'Ll'l1S Kessler also saw a very successful season and were backed falthlully by a team that had more hustle than many a ma1or league aggregatlon Wxth only tour men leavmg the team wtll agaln have lts eye on the county champlonshlp and wtth all ol us behmd them the outlook IS certamly favorable l Page Cne Hundred Ten . ' lf- 2 v I 1 t . - yt Q lm ' e he ee ' P 1 G- - , I ks , . I ' 1 X I ' X 'AN I y 1 S 5 X ,,l . ,A R 5 YV 4 I I uf V 4 ' F H rl Y - L ' A',i-,:- A 1 ' I . g - - I. ' ,'.- I ' ' Y. 1 f v' ,. . . A V' l ' l : ' I I 1 1 ll 1 ' : ' I I . I I I l I , . A A A Y A . -- . I I T - - 1 I I 1 1 . I BASEBALL Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Spnng Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Spnng Grove Spnng Grove LEAGUE GAMES 12 Central 7 West York 3 Manchester Dover Eastem Manchester Central West York Northern Manchester Dover Northem Red Lxon EXHIBITION GAMES St Ioseph 3 St Ioseph Rxchard Hawkzns contemplates dutxng a tight game Gary Senft scores another run for Sprmg The Rockets expert coaching staff keeps a watchful eye on the Grove game s proceedings Page One Hundred Eleven ' .................., . U ' ................. U ' .....,......... . 3 ' 8 ..................... 2 ' 10 ................... . 0 ' U ............... . 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Wai 345 .nn df- 'HQ 'LPA livfqv- 641-is 5 Mr Garrett leads a group ot boys rn physical lrtness exercises 44 , , my-1 my L' Paul Arnold displays beautztul torm but drscovers that herght rs a decided advan tage IH thrs mtramural basketball game N Even the cheerleaders get rnto the act as they stir up support for the teams Wdmw waging 'J Q lf-K Ka Ht' 4' .-A fis- The hockey ball tmds ztsell being rushed by a troop ot gallopmg gals The noon hour at Sprmg Grove holds for the stu dents a most enterta1n1ng program of mtramural act1v1t1es Among the varled sports 1n whlch the students are allowed to part1c1pate are table ten nxs boys and g1rls basketball boys and g1rls volleyball soccer and shulfleboard XJ' Dzane Robertson drscovers what a basketball feels like Page One Hundred Twelve - I! 4 .sr S .- .- .1 - 5 :nu ll - wh ' - I' , .' - -eav- ' 1: . v .sq wa, ff ' 4. ff s '-f JV. , ,' It' ' -1 . ..v:r,L W. -31,2-.Q -1 -M . , -Qu in , -fy, .4 ,.., .Y - M . g , r' .r ',. ' 4 .-ff' Tgfevxnl 'f li'-11 -' ' 'f- . 4 -A ' ' . -P 1 A - - gf V . . . ,,, . M. 'ti ' ' I s' N - ,f A it N- .,. Q .457 ,,-,,- . l 5 U.:-j,'k,,,,-,,, 5, , -. , ' g , . .Y ' ' ' ' A , .',, '54'f ff! -of N4f!2' :'.:f-:lL,1?f:--'yr J'n l' - ma' 'br ' f, ff' fx -riff D I g U tfffiff' 1 K K, ., 31 .4-3 -ff1,xE,iA 4 -' ' . . ' ' -Nw. . F f 4. 'TH' 1- '-,Juv-xv-3,1 -' fi' 53.33 - 4 L. -1 if .4-s Y-Z '. flfll . . . . . . ..s.JU . lu! f 1'1..7'.'-Liv 1 ' f ,- , . , . , , . 1 I I 1 1 - 1 I X . x K l 11. - 'U 9 isp .3 5' Easily!! Eff 35 Drone Robertson drsplays an ex ample of foul sboolmg technique Volleyball takes the spotlzght as Ronald Gross whacks the ball almost over the net The mtrarnural program 1S set up for the beneht of students who are not part1c1 patlng 1n any cornpetltwe hlgh school sports and at the same tune to prov1de dwersxon for others A fast shower a mad rush to class and the games over www be An alert Iames loseph grasps hrs paddle fzrmly and lensely awazts hrs opponents serve Page One Hundred Thxrleen A grrls volleyball game produces thzs shot ily? I ET, ls sf ' Q 5 , 5 , .r ef l V Q2 ff' S X rms l ' I rx . . . H I I Q , , J -V: gg, F. Mx. iL.i,grv?' 2 UATTENTION, PLEASE! There will be a meetin th' g is period of all staff members who are to solicit funds for 'The Forge'. xo all X 9 f df gi 0, 0 I Yw 'lx QU' f Z Z OH we plodded wlth our recexpt books our pencils cmd our determinahon There were cold windy days damp evenings and busy Mon day mornings but THE FORGE went to press Good aftemoon l represent THE FORGE Spring Grove High School s yearbook We thought you might llke to patronize the pubhcatlon and run the name of your business in the patron division Page One Hundred Fourteen I . . 1 1 ' Q . .. . ' I - . . . . ,. .-' 'Q' 3:1 f. f'i4'. X21 t ,- ag.. xt 7 .nip X . nn 1 .' H, . . f fggsf - XM, , Q, 1509 '. 5 ,449 mf f ,n . ol . .- 1:- qmxtdnx 1 -1 'naw has ...-,,.-1.21 Ln!-'f -t-1-..-5211 :f',. 12 ' X- 5-'Steffi ' . ...sg . . xml , 1- X .- fx .thx V. 'K . ' in Qu'-, . 1. nxx , X, '. ts x xg -'Q . 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Congmlulzzfzom to the Class of I 956 P H GLATFELTER CO QUALITY PAPERMAKERS SINCE 1864 SPRING GROVE PA THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON GLATFELTER S 80 SPRING GROVE OFFSET PgO O O I , 0 a e ne Hundred Sixteen PATRCNS Abel s Lawn Mower Servuce Alwune Bruck Co Ambau Servuce Statuon Arnold Pharmacy H G Bancroft c G C Barnett n l.ela M Baublutz Baugher s Garage Mr and Mrs Woodrow Baugher Beacon Mullung Company Inc Carl Beasley Bechtel Pretzel Co Becker s Grocery S M Bentzel Buuldung Contractor Berkheumer s Barber Shop I M Berkheumer Coal Company RaIphA Berkheumer Insurance Wm Bernsteun B Sons Co I c C I Beshore and Sons I F Buesecker 8 Sons Feed Mu s N Carrol Buesecker C Ernst Buschoff Prunter Henry M Blatner Photographer and Mrs Claur L Bol un M and Mrs CharlesC ooz Bortner s Garage Bortner s Soft Drunks Bortner s Hatchery Bowman s Cleaners Buchart Enguneerung Corp I A Budesheum Mr and Mrs CharIesH upp Bupp s Daury Roy A Bream Motor Sales Brught Star Restaurant L Bro Campbells Grocery B Gas Statuon Central Iersey Motor Lunes Inc Curcle Servuce Statuon Cla s of 57 Codorus Natuonal Bank Cohen Bros Sportung Goods Store CremerFlorust Inc Mr and Mrs Edward Czyzewucz and Mrs Claur Earl and Bull Motor Company Edrus Bros General Contractors Ehrhart Conrad Co Inc Euchleay Corporatuon Mr and Mrs lohn Eyster Famous Hot Weuner Lunch Farmers State Bank of Hanover Feeser s Tavern Melvun Fencul Fussel s Dry Cleanung S E Fluckunger Elec Contra or Forest Park Skatung Runk Forry Floor Coverung Muss Patrucua Frey A Fruend A Fruend A Fruend A Fruend A Fruend Future Homemakers of Ameruca Mr and Mrs AustunF Gable Garrett Cugar Store The Gazette and Dauly Geuselman s Plumbung of lacobus Gentzler Bros Meat Market R D Gentzler 8 Son Grocery Store Mr RuchardD Gentzler General Sectuon Class of 56 G J 1 Gobrecht Appluan Go Bros M tor Co I c and R M Goo u Green s Daury Inc Greenebaum s Clothrer 8 Furnusher Groat s Greenhouse Gro g Bros Mfg Co Grove s Dry Cleanung Grove and Sechrust Sportung Goods Muruam Gunnet a d Mrs 0 W Gu e M and Mrs Paul W Gunnet Gus Equupment Seven Valleys E Hamm Hanover Hardware Company Hanover lunk Company Hanover Moose Hanover Wure Cloth Duvusuon Hanover Wood Heel Corp Dr and Mrs CharlesF Hawkuns C Mr and Mrs Gerald Henry and Mrs E Grant Mr and Mrs Lemuel Hoff Lester Hoffman Chester Hoke Insurance Mrs Effue oke and Mrs W G Mr and Mrs lohn Humberd Husson s Servuce Center Am E a obs Mr and Mrs Ivan oseph Laverne loseph and Hus Orchestra Mr and Mrs George Kaffl lohn M Katchur Leo R Keener Buuldung Contractor Mr and Mrs lohn Kerchner M and Mrs GuyE Kes er Davud Kumes .lohnE Kunneman Kleffels Surplus Store Mr and Mrs lacob Klunedunst Kollers Ice Cream Bar Sherm Koller s Mobule Servuce and Mrs P Kuhn Auto Sales B H Lau s Food Market M and Mrs Paul Lau Peter Lau Lauchman Grocery Lauer 8 Gross Lee s Duner Lettermen s Club Luncoln Bus lunes Luncoln Druve In Theatre ClaytonC Lunt Contractor Mary Loucks Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs Allen Luckenbaugh Luckenbaugh Chevrolet Co Mr and Mrs E C Luckenbaugh Maduson Buulders Sales Maun TV and Raduo Markle s Meat Market Martun s Potato Chups Masemer s Bakery Masemer s Custom Floors Meckleys AG Grocery Store Mr and Mrs Wulluam M Meckley Mehrungs Auto Upholsterung Menchey Musuc Servuce L Menges I nH Meyer 8 Son c M L Meyer Gro ery and Mrs Lester H u Muller s Raduo and TV Servuce Muller Wallpaper Store Mr and Mrs Glenn Moluson Motor Freught Express Inc Moul s Grocery Walter C Moul Pumps D N Mummert Appluances M us Mulls c Myers Cannrng Co Myers Esso Servuce Myers Meat Market W R Myers lewe er Mr and Mrs Walter Myers Mr and Mrs Howard Nace Muss Catherune Newcomer Noss Servuce Statuon Old Forge Farms Chet Patterson 8 Sons Pen Mar Beauty Culture School Pensupreme Daury Products Pennsylvanua Knuttung Mulls Compluments of Pete s Place Peterman Pontuac Inc AllenS Pressell orst Prowell s Mullunery of Hanover Raunbow Restaurant Sprung Grove Mr and Mrs James R Replogle Revonah Spunnung Mull Ruddles Appluance Store Raymond Ruley LeRoyA Rohrbaugh Insurance Rohrbaugh s Servuce Statuon R er Bros Daury nc St Francus Preparatory School Sauters Funeral Home Melvun I Schaffer Farm Equupment Schmuck Lumber Co A H Schwartz s E Sell Sportung Sentt s Furnuture Store Muss lanet Sentt Paulune and Ruchard Senft Senft s Shoe Repaur Senuor Chorus Sheets Truck Center Inc Shenny s Soft lce Cream Mr and Mrs lames Shepperd Shupley Coolung Zu Heatung Sales Page One Hundred Seventeen Nules Shuve nd Mrs T lohn Shuman s Garage Mr and Mrs lohn Sluelly 0 A Slaybaugh Insurance Small s Texaco Servuce Smuth s Atlantuc Servuce Smuth Fuel 0ul Supply Muss Lula Lee Smuth Muldred Smuth Snyders Sales and Servuce Mr and Mrs Fredl Spangler Sowers Photo Hobby George Sprenkle s Servuce Statuon Sprung Grove Future Farmers of Ameruca Sprung Grove Hugh School Band Sprung Grove Natuonal Bank Mr and Mrs CarlF Stambaugh Stambaugh 8 Haynes Contractors lesse S Stambaugh Stambaughs Meat Market Mr and Mrs Melvunl Stambaugh Clyde L Staub Contractor Steele s Laundry Xu Cleaners I H Stern Garment Company Sterner s Garage Stover s Beauty Salon Struckler s Hobby House l Mrlton Swartz Insurance 8 Bonds and Mrs I Thelma s Candy Shop Thomasvulle Garage Thomasvulle Stone 8 Lume Company Mr and Mrs A V Thom son Mary Thompson s Beauty Sa on Topper s Atlantuc Statuon Mr and Mrs Harry Trone Utz Potato Chup Company Inc Vuctory Restaurant Waltersdorfs Furnuture Co Warner s Daury Inc M L We r Wentz Auto Parts Wentz Oul Servuce Inc I Wentz 8 R I We Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wetzel Whute Horse Duner Whute Horse Ture Supply Whute Swan Druve In W ua R E Wunters ed D and Mrs WulburH e and Mrs D D E Wolfgang Candy Company G S Yohe and on York Aurport York Cugar and Candy Co York Shupley Inc Young Brothers Well Drullers Young s Grocery Dr and Mrs Ralph B Zeuders Iesse Zeugler B Sons ' ' , ' ' ' . . . . ' Dr. a . S. . Stuue L so M. B. lackun, Int. A 1 - h h ' ' ' E. . . , ' ces . ' A - 7 od . o ., n. I I ' . I C. 0. - . . dlng f I t ' 9, - u., cu. . ' ' ' . - A I . . . oh . , In . - I h . ' . . I C I . . ' ' U ' I Dr. n . . . nn t MF' . 5 ' Mlm ' ' V ' .I n . l'. - . . - A - - f I - , 'uu ' ' - ' , , ' , l ' I ' L. . e, lnc. r - ' - Mr' G I 1 . ger 'und' ' , uk . Y ' A.. . Henry. I ' ' ' I . ' , - ' l , , ' ' ' Rev. , E. . Sykes - Q ' Mr. . . Herr ' ' Hoffman's Drug Store Mfss Lorna -Mae Nace Ted 5 gulf Sefuufe Dr. E. . thers - ' H' - S Mr. . . . Hoke ' ' .' ' pl 5 I . y . lc A ' - I I ' ' ' , . ,'ru 'u Mr. .u. ' oueuuu . H A . . I ' Q ' ' - - . . hle - -I r.. V . . sl . ' .t - . . . . ' - V - f - R. . Sons J - Dr. . . tzel A ' our . ' , I . I '. n ' Mr' ' I' ' Krebs H. I. ill' ms Co., Inc. ' ' I ' . , ' Fe ' ' ' ' r. . ' . Wir . . ' ' .- : ct L D Syore ' A , ' Mr. . S. . Wise y , y ' f. . w. . . sun ' ' A W, . , ' Goods U U S WWE ww nnlqnnlllW Chck and the lxghts rn the httle room go out The door closes on the last announcements We of THE FORGE: staff put down our microphone also and close the door hopmg that II! the years to come you w1ll hear the door open and rehve your l1fe at Spnng Grove as you hear the iamrlrar words Attenhon please The httle room w11l be a busy place always and always the mxcrophone wlll startle and dehght We hope that we have grven you a treasury of memones whrch wxll endure and bnng you happmess The stall wishes to express rts grateful appre- cratxon to Mrss Carolyn Humphreys lor her hne art work to Mlss Lrla Lee Smrth and Miss Ianet Senft who gave us therr tune to correct our copy and to the faculty for their co-operauon and understandmg when work on thxs annual requlred the t1me ol some of thexr students Page One Hundred Bxghteen '.' gnu '- . . . . , . n I I . . I I .. n - n I I ' . . I . . . . . . . I I Q u - D 0 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF STUDENTS Albraght Markwood All1son Alllson Altland Altland Altland AJWIHC Alwme Alwood Anslrne Anthony Arnold Auchey Bonn1e 5 P Esther ev1n wllllam Bomta arry Darlene anet arry au Patr1c1a Baer aye Ba e Ph1l1p Barkdoll yd 8 1tz hn Baug er Dale Baugher James Becker Denn1s Bentz Ronald Blesecker Wayne 9 7 Blxler o d1e Bolllnger Roger Boo e L1nda Bortner Borlner Borlner Borlner Bowman Bowman Bra1nard CI1 Dorothy ar Rayean Gorra au Norman Braun Shel1a Breeden Robert Brown onald Brown Norman Bruaw wlllldm Bupp Jacquelme Bupp Shelva Burgard James Bushey Jan1ce Burkhart Erma Cornbower Nova over W1ll1am Crone Port1a Davenport Delores DeCe lo Frank De Carl Douglass Mar1an Dubbs Myrcla Ehrman Charles 7 9 3 2 5 8 9 8 8 3 5 77 4 5 65 75 55 0 5 2 9 6l 86 Emlg Dorothy Eyster James CI E ward Ferree Dean Flshe nna F1she arry F1shel Morr1s Flandermyer lul1a Flcklnger Pa IIB Fodor ohn Forbes Mary Forr Donald Freed Mary French Barbara F z n Fu ll arry Gable M1r1am Garvlck Barbara Gentzler Nancy er W Gerber W1ll1am GIllCSDlC arry G1nger1ch Robert Gladlelter Cordeha Glassmyer George Glatfelter Donald Glatfelter ae Glatfelter ae Golden lune Goodl1ng a Gotwalt Robert G 1Il W1 m Greenplate Lamar Gre1man Eugene Gr1m Grace Grlmm Gary Gross Max1ne Gross Ronald Gunnet Glenn Gunnel oan Gunnet ear Hake Deanna Ham1lton Barry Hamlton Carol Harbold Harbold Harbold Harrold Harrold Harrold Eunlce Florence James Charlene Donald Harrold Harrold Rlchard 8 54 55 9 9 9 78 96 8 4 8 7 68 9 re er1ck 8 1D 0 Marlene 6 4 Page One Hundred Nmeteen Harrold wlllldm Hartlaub Glorla Hartman Emma He1ner Yvonne Hengst Ruth Henry Gerald M H r Gerald S HryJRort Herman Rlchard Hlldebrand Lester Hlmes Joanne H1nman Steve Hoff Gerald Ho anet Hoff Mlfldm Ho Phyllls Holtzapple Luc1lle Hoover Donald Hoover Patr1c1a Hostetter Nancy 1ns Jen :ns Phyllls ones Nancy Jones Yvonne Joseph ames Joseph Laverne Joseph Mary K m1ly Kanelal Norma Keener anet Kendrg Kathryn Kendlg wlllldm Kerchner Kathye Kern R1chard Kessler Betty Kessler Yvonne Klnneman Beverly Kllnedlnst Dav1d Knaub Joann ra Darlene rat Ph11p Kre s nn re s Robert rout a rout Marle Krout Landes Joan La ud1th Lauer Harry Laughead John Laughman Darlene Laughman Harlyn Laughman Joseph 5594 65 62 65 U6 8590 98 00 559 68 978 7 66 7 75 625 2 8 6 5 84 62 05 9 7 6 99 6 9 9 l06 6 5 84 6 62 2 5 68 7 9 6 78 7 84 04 7 A ', .,...,,..,...t.., .61 , ' ' .t.t.,.,t... 5, ,5 . , ........,...,. 55, ,51 , ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 2,1 . , . 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