Susquehannock High School - Calumet Yearbook (Glen Rock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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In vain we build the world unless The builder also grows. -Edwin Markham Today we follow, tomorrow we shall build the world! However, in order to build, we ourselves must be properly constructed. Everywhere can be found the materials for construction, waiting for us to realize and use them. Whether we build a mansion or a bungalow makes no difference, as long as it is constructed of solid materials . . . materials of knowledge and education held together by truth and respect. The Construction of Tomorrow's Builders . . . that is the theme for the Calumet of 1955. Throughout the pages of this book you will find recorded the tools, materials and activities that went into the construction of us all. May we never forget them, for they are the foundation on which we as builders shall continue to grow! -Nancy Gaeckler and Bill Gantz, Co-Editors i DEDICATED TO: vi-i BOWNER pl. MR- R To build and maintain an institution of learning that will pro- mote high standards and ideals has been the aim of Mr. Ralph A. Bortner, principal of Susquehannock High School. His unceasing effort to guide and prepare us for future leadership in the world of tomorrow has proved invaluable to us. Therefore, we, the Calumet staff of 1955, take pleasure in dedicating this volume of memories to our worthy principal, Mr. Bortner. 414 5C fif- 1 '-H424-4. f 4 RA 1- M ---i-,..i-- - - f-VY, , X .14-,l.-- f J 1 iL4'l!:-,-42 r J ,A.f:,.... ':- f -- 'ZT -1 -i' f f 7--N ..:.. rubble OS: Cl'-5 l'BYi'l'S '- Fgrwarci .. . 'Ded'nca+'u0n - - - 14'1 41l ....Q, Acim'nn'ns4r'a'l non . . : . pacugg ..., .... Sevemh Gracie . - . 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Grad- uation is a time for new thoughts and purposes and for renewing lagging interests. BUILD lt is so difficult to build- So easy to tear down- A reputation or concern Of merited renown. So build and boost and benefit Just everything you can- Because the fellow who tears down ls not a friend of man. -Selected ADMlNlS No building is stronger than its founda- tion, as was told us so long ago by the Great Teacher in His story of the two houses, one built upon sand, the other upon rock. You students at Susquehannock are laying the foundation upon which your later life will be built. We teachers can give you the materials and can show you where and how to build, but we cannot build for you, that, only you can do. Your choices now, your workmanship now, will help determine how well your structure will withstand the stresses and strains to come. It is our earnest hope that every student will build the best foundation of which he is capable. MR. RALPH A. BORTNER Principal Codorus Twp. High School B.S., M.S., Gettysburg College TRATION . . . the chief engineers SCHOOL BOARD Front row, left to right: Carl Caskey, Emerson Hoover, C. Gerry Seibel, John Sipes, J. Howard Ingham, William Bensel. Second row: Paul Sheppard, Emory Patterson, Richard Masenheimer, William Kelbaugh, John Berthold, Lloyd McCullough. Third row: Clarence Weaver, Walter Seigman, Clair Neuhaus, Raymond Miller, John Parrish, Lloyd Bollinger, John Baum. Last row: Homer Starner, Wilbur Gantz, Milton Diehl, Kenneth Mellinger, William Krebs. These men are indeed among the chief engineers. Thirty men from six different districts unite into one governing body that deals with the many problems of our school. The tasks which confront these men are not easy to cope with, as the future of the school depends upon their wisdom and keen iudgment. President ........... ...,........ JOHN A. SIPES Vice President ..... ..... E MORY R. PATTERSON Secretary .. ....... ......... . . C. GERRY SEIBEL Treasurer . .... LLOYD F. MCCULLOUGH .TX if .mfs 13 ls I 'U '4 FRANK BAKER New Freedom H.S. Millersville S.T.C. English and Geography THE FACULTY ROBERT CLAY MRS. ALLIENE COLEMAN Palmyra H.S. Glen Rock H.S. B.S. School Secretary Lebanon Valley Orchestra they aided in the construction fi PAUL GAECKLER MRS. SARAH GRAHAM William Penn H,S, Sweetwater Union H.S. B,S, University of California Shippensburg S.T.C. Columbia University Social Studies A.B. and M.A. in Social Work M.S. in Sociology Home and School Visitor ROBERT COX 4-s.'. f ,,, 5- John Harris H.S. B.A., Lafayette M.Ed., Penn Sta Guidance te 'K -' --A., if X ... 4 M k . i-'ks...,.,,,jlff'f 2' WILSON HAMME William Penn H.S. B.S. Millersville S.T.C. Geography and History RUSSELL HARE Glen Rock H. S. B.S. Penn State Agriculture 'M l4klIlbHl4Llm1l5LxpULU QU I0 RICHARD HARTRANFT Upper Leacock H.S. B.A. Ursinus Drivers' Training MARY HINZ Reading High School Kutztown S.T.C. B.S. in Library Science Librarian THOMAS KERRIGAN Brown College Prep A.B. Gettysburg College World History and English MRS. GRACE HEINDEL Codorus Twp. H.S. A.B. Gettysburg College Mathematics if it A., lex-f 141 '- . r ? Y- -3-12 ' -W' ,Q , . 35-Q M f l ' . A t -, ' A 5 .V H -51 aux H .s Us 54 I2 LEROY KREBS Glen Rock H.S. B.S. Temple University Commercial x PHYLLIS KRUMRINE Eichelberger H.S. A.B. Gettysburg College Latin and English LAWRENCE KING New Freedom H.S. A.B. Gettysburg College Mathematics and Science . ,, s v, UST. 23,3 QT Nm. ,,,,,,,Nm 5i M18 Elf me l X- . . ' lx fl x Eftiill x. xx . u . vm mm Q g'f X, 'cf 5 QQ' ROBERT MCCOY Carlisle l-l.S. A,B. Gettysburg College Physical Education T ' I A , , - . ai, U , J J all . GUY MERGENTHALER CHARLES MILLER Y C I Central H 5 . . B.S. Penn State Albright College M.Ed. W. Maryland English Ar ggi I3 53 KJ! pa CHARLES PHILLIPS Danville H.S. B.S. Bloornsburg S.T.C. M.Ed., Bucknell Social Studies MRS. LORETTA RAPPOLDT Glen Rock H.S. R.N. Church Home Hospiial School Nurse DORIS OYLER Gettysburg H.S. B.S. Shippensburg S.T.C. Commercial -in Y is MR. PAUL RICKER Elizabethtown H.S. Millersville S T C Math q'.m . . MR. ELWOOD RUTH Penn Township H.S. B.S. Kulzfown S.T.C. M.A. Columbia Spanish and English MR. PROWELL SEITZINGER Hummelstown H.S. B.S. in Music Lebanon Valley College Band a MRS. GENE SHEFFER Glen Rock H,S. A.B, Albright College English and Journalism was g MR. IVAN STAUFFER East Cocalico Vocational . MR. STUART MOYER Township H.S 3.5. Reading H.S. Penn State B,S, Millersville S.T.C. Science and Math Agriculture S , K IB QQ EUR li 6 . 1 7 All, J I, :lj U It 'If I fy , 1 , ,, , all: 1 5 I 1 xt r ,mf c 4 X11 F QL str' aft' . Q ' , 115' 6 55135252-5::aLi--f MR. CURTIS STERMER Glen Rock High School A.B. Washington Jefferson College Biology, Health, and Advanced Science MR. ROBERT THURSTON Sunbury High School MRS. CLAIRE TRANSUE B.S. Bloomsburg S.T.C. Wyornissing H.S. Social Studies B.S. East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Physical Education Jr 4 . l. 1 X4 Q2 1 t 1 1 S xxx ,gf W K fi' 3 r MR. MELVIN WAGNER Codorus Twp. H.S. B.S., Elizabethtown M.Ed., Western Maryland Physics and Chemistry MR. WILLIAM WOLF MR. WILLIAM WORKMAN New Freedom H.S. Mt. Joy H.S. A.B. B.S., Millersville Florida Southern College M.Ed., Penn State English Industrial Arts I I 4' Xi! MISS MELBA ZARFOS Red Lion H.S. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Chorus 2 ELEMENTARY FACULTY The advice of ages past to build foundations on stone and not on sand is as appropriate now as it was millen- niums ago. Application of this to the public education system of today is clear. The elementary school is the base upon which the high school and the college must rest. This being true, the type of training and education the child receives in elementary schools will heLp deter- mine the type of citizen who will graduate from our nation's high schools and colleges. Most of the components which determine the per- sonality of an individual are well established by the time he enters high school. There are four elementary centers in our district which send pupils to Susquehannock. The faculties of these schools recognize the important in- GLEN ROCK-Front row: Miss Mary Crook, Mr. Luther Miller, Mrs. Esther Boldosser, and Miss Fairy Loucks, Back row: Mrs. Gem Patrizio, Mrs. Ruth Vernon, Mrs. Olivia Frederick, Mrs. ldella Kroh, and Mrs. Ruth Heindel. GLENVILLE-Front row: Mr. Paul Gladfelter, Mr. Parker Smith, Mr. Paul Snyder, Miss Esther Seitz, Mrs. Mary Sheffer, and Miss Miranda Rohrbaugh. fluence they have in the habits and attitudes of those they teach. M. Jeanette Harvey, Miss Claudia Bailey, Mrs. Rebecca Miller, Mrs. Gene Gaeckler. SHREWSBURY-Mr. Carl Scott, Miss Mabel Bort ner, Mrs. Anna Rohrbaugh, Mrs. Zelda Smith NEW FREEDOM-Front row: Miss Agnes Nace, Miss Betty Wright, Mrs. Ina Measley, and Mrs. Mary Keith. Back row: Miss Mary Hellman, Mrs, DESER VING HELP COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Bensel, Mrs. Stock, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Rennoll, Mrs. Kelbaugh, Mrs. Sweitzer. Cooks stand ready for cafeteria rush. UL , -A. Drivers relax before school dismissal. .,......... P110 JANITORS Left to right: Daniel Burke, Pious Stough, Merle Warner. BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Gordon Gladfelter, Carl Caskey, Louie Dougherty Burnell Bailey, Lester Keeney, Dick Neal, Ken Garrett, Melvin Houston Stuart Nace, Lawrence Orwig, Albert Banks, Dependable Pop Warner, Head Janitor, 2l w J 21-L A ,, lgfff' A X -d ! ' NN Q ' '.1'Nm, ' ' 'N ' X ff 6 , X 3- N A 'K ,jf 5 M 17 ' - A Q ig ' f x' f Q fff,f r ,x X jf . ' , -4-Q - 5 ' fy H Q 7 X 1,4 Q FL . . 6 S. xx T ' Y 1 ' if ' I Lx QQE 4 1 li li - X 6- x E W' Km - x f EJ M' Q Q' qv X . 51- Q 4 f ff' I xxx .-,H k-..... x xx , I , Q ix f ' i fl! W' Q X 47 X 5 3 X YL T.'I:fg?j:L x1 .. - V - --Pb .' .. T ' 2 A ' i f f f f ii, if g, Q Q 2 ,A?'1 ff fig . Si CQ in 5 'ii figga'5 :.5fi if-T-,pgihtj IQ5, f -Q- , Y? 1+ 2g il 1 i1?gg, Q M N f-- 'A 'ifvg' ' - , i ,- 'f H A xx. ff' -f Zll' N -Yf Q.: ,V ' -4 qs - . K - 5 R uri-H , EV Q is 'I ' T Q X Q EU H fs NX' f-1- 'I-5K '- E -if? .. y 1 7 ., X f I , I P-? f, ,gdx . il, ,Qx -ff P W- , ,,4,-9- -f 5-5 igl . D W- -- -g 4. 3. Ti . 'i f- 31-ire QGNSTRUCTION SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS far 4' 'Oll 'RTF - .V AK. A Left to right: Marilyn Sweitzer, Historian, Connie Edsall, Secretary, Judy Cook, President, Mr. Phillips, Advisor, Joan Hughes, Vice President. Skaters provide treat in assembly. Seventh grade boys pose for CALUMET photographe I X NX X V X 'X 'fxkxx x xx . X , D Q L Y x X K x X, M -X m R-7 ,X .x X x XX N, X X Xyxf X K 1' H ixk xx Kg fx XQ xQX X X x - x X x 1- X XA K XX X - X- , x . - wx - fx M .3 X Q, XQ .. .guifuef 'Tf-, - .QQ ' iLiii it--9-qy,.jiig',x Ai- ' HQ, Ji? akin -Y T , , f,.E.,u.wg. ' ,, ,,,,,,,,, -lj f 1. Q- azzz w -:z. :ll' -f lv--u zi wf-fmw-124-wffhwfnf .. : QQ, - -fi .P -1 f4 Ai -M-' f-fic' ' W3 'ie -- A L- , -f ,-- f ff' M ,,---- , f T-f1':34,:..f ,h , f-ff, , , -E - . -Xfa Q ,Y , ,ff Rv-A+ M F 4 ,P- ' '5' fi ' A , -. LS' 42- fb ' .3 .S ff -Gift-- t 'fly'-' 1 'Tj' 'f ,-'71 V k Lf- . ff N 3 . .-W--Q:-A - 39 ' ?-fff?g.,iT5:'G'?1 i i....:y-,:.V J' 5 -rs , j 'A , A ' 21' gg 443 ' A Y A :gif ' - ff' - ' g,,'l.-...E 7 0' . I 4 ' I 1 , - -- -5 L-9-T1-4 ff f'-lfff? 6-W W. ' 14-I '5 2..-Z Ti- Q- . 5 f i Y ' ' fits Y Y , ,. V .., , ,, , H- , L -I SE ENTH GRADE 25 HOMEROOM T37 First row, left to right: Daniel Sides, Joseph Tyler, Bernice Mundis, Gerald Shoff, Arlene Rohrbaugh, Daniel Shewell, Jane Smith, Second row: Paul Bort- ner, Carolyn Shaffer, Lucille Cornbower, Dorothy Abel, Wanda Miller, Robert Shafer, Bruce Wilcox, Roy Shifflet. Third row: Gladysmae Hittie, Barry Shettel, Philip Wecker, Lucille Wherley, Brenda Braun, Betty Miller, Hazel Nace, Mrs. Phillips, H, R. Teacher. Fourth row: Brenda Black, Dean Klineclinst, Sterling Lucabaugh, Donald Ferguson, Shelva Rine- hart, Harry Hain, Donald Engle, Patricia Routson. Fifth row: Shirley Depew, Robert Tyson, Samuel Alban, Carolyn Jacoby, Larry Fry, Janet Krebs. Absent when picture was taken: Earl Krout, Franklin Bortner, Luther Henderson, Curtis Robinson. Pre-Game Taping. HOMEROOM T38 First row, left to right: Leonard Hendrix, Philip Stake, Larry Lucabaugh, Elaine Flemmens, Melvin King, Robert Kroh, Terry Klinefelter. Second row: Ruth Rohrbaugh, Clyde Sutherland, Clair Raffens- uerger, Linda McCullough, Shirley Farnsworth, Ken- neth Marlcel, Aaron Amspacher, Paul Ness, Mr. El- wood Ruth, H. R. Teacher, Fourth row: Nan- , cy Harvey, Shirley Fourhman, John Waugh, Samuel Sweitzer, Stanley Kopp, Gorden Shive, Faye Reymeyer, Donna Bailey, Fifth row: James Fair, Nancy Krout, Melba Tyson, Carl Seigman, Maria Thompson, Preston Zile. Sixth row: Ray Masimore, Donald Adams, Richard Dubbs. Absent when picture was taken: Darlene Walker. Action in Faculty Game. S I Y T HOMEROOM 139 First row, left to right: Larry Myers, Naomi Hoover, Beverly Taylor, Mariorie Roseberry, Thomas Kapp, Brenda Mosebrook, William Goodling. Second row: James Holley, Lynn Gladfelter, Marvin Hendrix, Robert Hildebrand, Harold Miller, Guy Wolf, George Brown, Donna Bixler. Third row: Barbara Sweeney, Barbara llgenfritz, Connie Edsall, Connie Walker, Mary Yost, Charles Miller, Marilyn Sweitzer, H. R. Teacher, Mr. William Wolf. Fourth row: Janice Tor- bert, Joan Hughes, Jean Wilson, Darlene Brennemen, Sandra Wallace, Katherine Osborne, Dennis Good, Rachel Blevins. Fifth row: Wendell Sweitzer, Lee Fry, Donald Shive, Mary Kelbaugh, Ann Deveney, Ivan Gettle, Joseph King. Absent when picture was taken: Valley Simerly, Linda Sellers. Our Alma Mater. F.F.A. Tractor Driving Contest HOMEROOM l4O First row, left to right: James Shearer, Eugene Thomas, Arthur Krout, Glenn Erdman, William Ty- ler, James Arnspacher, Richard Thompson. Second row: James Smith, David Reed, Carolyn Mummert, Charlene Bose, Doris Orwig, Carolyn Blymire, Nancy Jones, Wilson Williams. Third row: Judy Cook, Donna Gladfelter, Judy Miller, Yvonne Gingerich, Helen Herbst, Ray Wagner, Donna Wise, H, R. Teacher, Mr. Lowell Wallace. Fourth row: Rocicr Nuttle, Richard Nuttle, Joyce Stoner, Junior Miller, Kenneth Abel, Lawrence Craig, Glenda Smith, Betty McKin- sey. Fifth row: Eugene Fair, Franklin Yeltcn, Barry Myers, Garry Brodbeclc, Linwood Jones, Melvin Bollinger. Sixth row: Paul Nace, Gene Nelson. Absent when picture was taken: Robert Amspacher, Mary Ann Brenneman. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS 1 Left to right: Roberta Stermer, Treasurer, Pat Quinn, Historian, Edna Newcomer, Secretaryg Peggy Thoman, Presidentg Mr. Ricker, Advisory Mike Rudisill, Vice President. ! 9, ii 4 Chow line. Eighth grade versus ninth during student assembly CW MY I xaxqxnx ' X 4 Q K l R xg R, . f . . ,' A ' -,, Q ' '---- ---5 - fi: , , X .. - W , Y: 7 - ,, , ,, f,.ff ,f we ,,,...., , Y,,,Kf L -M 5 1- - inf- , -s f- . -,X - -5 - ,-r ' f ' .. , rf' 3 N' ' ' ' '77 .-v- . ' ' f Q1 - -- , f H lr- ,B ' 4 'V' 'f 7 4 .L:' ,- W K - F ' -Q f 1411- 75 J. ,-. Y 5 WJ., M- fi Q lx-.gtg 2 ' .-. g A Z ,A Y ' f- ,, 5 , .gk 1, , 7 ,L?.1 ' 1 S K , -i iv -2' W 'AH duh' ' V N 4..1-T, E IGHTH GRAD - H , 1, ,K - ,. -f-i-R?'-5,1-QS, f Au: --,g ,Q - Q 'ff '1'-.'i-3, rm f VV -' - fbi., L.. riff' ,ff 'N' 'ill--Y, 'if Q ,,,, , ,Y f',. ff' -f ,lr , i 2 Yi frsrsr P 5: 30 HOMEROOM l T0 First row, left to right: Eugene Berwager, Barbara Allison, Dorcas Bortner, Doris Wildasin, Rosalie Bon- ner, Russell Bouser, David Bubb. Second row: Mar- garet Thoman, Sylvia Bortner, James Hartenstein, Samuel Shewell, Ronald Schafer, JoAnn Bosley, David Rohrbaugh, Peggy Thomas. Third row: 'Kenneth Krebs, Beverly Messersmith, Barbara Brown, Bonnie Brown, Loretta Kuhns, Diane McKnight, Barbara Bortner. Fourth row. Robert Setrmer, Mervin Hain, Connie Fullerton, Rita Adams, Cathy Buckwalter, Elaine List. Fifth row: Sylvia Houston, Betty Lou Jones, .loan Bubb, Aiia Melbardis, Robert Sweeney, Bob Miller, June Bailey. Sixth row: Sharon Bamforth, Charles Miller, H. R. Teacher. .iii R Donald Weaver, 'The Baby Action at Football Practice. with a Bottle.' HOMEROOM T27 First row, left to right: Lamar Miller, Ronald Rine- hart, Viola Amspacher, Raymond Noll, Lillian Seig- man, Peggy Bollinger, Linda Miller,.Seccnd row: Charlene .Bortner, Lucille Ehrman, Mary Alice Fuhr- man, Larry Mcliinn, Larry Smith, Eugene Gemmill, Harold Vanover, Jerry Ford. Third row: Wanda Os- borne, Delores Rother, Joyce Krebs, Anna Sellers, Larry McClain, Samuel Bolton, Donald Bailey. Fourth row: Roy Slonaker, Roger Gaeckler, Charlotte Wolf, Richard Jones, Dennis Smith, Barbara Farnsworth. lifth row: Mr, Wilson Hamme, H. R, Teacher, El wood Krebs, Larry Warner. Absent when picture was taken: Betty Boyer, Amy Wagner, Dorothy Robinson, Maynard Gibbs, William Sanders. 4 V 'ii-is HOMEROOM T36 First row, left to right: David Matthews, Carolyn Krout, Marvin Kaltreider, Floyd Munimert, Larry Matthews, Patricia Markel, Margaret King. Second row: Michael Rudisill, Lee Allen Raver, Gordon For- bush, Esther Costa, Hilda Nace, Norma Dell, Walter Miller, Larry Seitz. Third row: Richard Adams, Steph- anie Spiegel, Darlene Shive, Patricia Quinn, Donald Shaffer, June Fair, Evelyn Lloyd. Fourth row: Mary Lee Doll, David Shilke, Barbara Gantz, Ned Thomas, Barry Kopp, Joyce Sechrist. Fifth row: H. R. Teacher, Mr. Frank Baker, Daniel Spies, Absent when picture was taken: Russell Delp. Jack Supporters in March at Political Convention. 1 S If U :nfl Managers at work. HOMEROOM 231 First row, left to right. Ronald Mundis, Ruth Turn- baugh, Joan Shaffer, Cynthia Reider, Ronald Stine, Nevin Amspacher, Dennis Kapp. Second row: Etta Rae Grove, Mary Kernan, Pauline Landis, Raeieane Laughman, Donald Hess, Linda Myers, Joanne Kal- treider, Roy Measley. Third row: Beverly Striewig, Robert Benson, Donald Snyder, Edna Newcomer, Charlotte Walker, Robert Stoner, Donald Miller, H. R. Teacher, Mr, Paul Richer. Fourth row: Phyllis Stermer, Robert Rinehart, John Tyson, Earl Landis, David Zeigler, Norman Able, Shirley Rohrbaugh. Fifth row: Bernard Hawkins, Kenneth Copenhaver, Harold Stoner, Chester Brodbeck, Larry Somerville, and Larry Linch. Absent when picture was taken: Marcia ltzoe, Anabel Tyson, Homer Robinson. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS ag. as W-1' :fs 1' Left io right: David Garver, Treasurerg Joan Williams, Historianp Pat Brodbeck, Secrefaryg Robert Wolfe, Presidenfg Mrs. Heindel, Advisory George Wilhelm, Vice President. Typical hall scene between classes, Student store. K X KK K Q X Q ffrf'53 Q Nf x gk W1 m l!!Iiif!llilL In ! n ull A I ml!!-ulgflw llfl-ifglif :g,5:1fzf+ -:2, ,-:J mf Q 3 If Jf'i,fQiT,- ? ilfffm' 1 2 -+f' J NINTH GRADE 33 HOMEROOM 226 First row, left to right: William Reimold, Nadine Gladfelter, George Taylor, Joann Swemly, Mildred Rohrbaugh, William Smith, Sheila Jones. Second row: David Garver, Patricia Brodbeck, Rodney Krebs, Joe Wagner, Irvin Lau, Kemble Bauman, Martha Kuhns, Wanda Goss, Third row: H. R. Teacher, Mrs. Grace Heindel, Beverly Keeney, Shirley Markel, Shearer, Patricia Warner, Fourth row: Sally Kiser, Russell Yohe, Glenn Snyder, David Miller, Mary Anita Barton, Ferne Diehl, Joan Williams, Shirley Matthews, Joann Pardo, Mary Miller, Terry Smith. Fifth row: Ethel Burk, Raymond Orendorff, Carolyn Smith, George Wilhelm, LaRue Harvey, Lee Peterson, Robert Stiffler. Absent when picture was taken: Faye Lehr. Team Doctor at work. Q Senior Football Party. HOMEROOM 229 First row, left to right: David Wagner, Dennis Jones, Carolyn Glatfelter, Judith Rosier, Brenda Shewell, JoAnn Murphy, Curtis Orwig. Second row: Elsa Buckwalter, Linda Shearer, Lynda Selegrath, Peggy Reed, Nancy Mummert, Mary Koller, Dorl Caskey, and Doris Myers. Third row: Ruth Rehmeyer, Dolores Witmer, Lyrian Kenny, David Ehrhart, Vivian Hunt, June Krout, Nancy Zeigler. Fourth row: Edward Kiick, Donna Krebs, Marian Burkins, Mragaret Frede- rick, Ruth Orwig, Robert Keller, Richard Allison, Daniel Bubb. Fifth row: Gary Snyder, Ralph Cox, James Herbst, Delphus Forbush, H. R. Teacher, Mr. Guy Mergenthaler. .......... v-tb HOMEROOM 224 First row, left to right: David Thoman, William Ernst, Lamar Kaltreider, Wilma Hamlett, Patricia Henry, William Thompson, Anna Thoman: Second row: Joanne Matthews, Dean Miller, Harriet Hicks, Thelma Russell, Darlene Gladfelter, Mary Jane Boll- inger, Sharon Erdman, Thomas Hostetter. Third row: Loretta Greenplate, Donna Leppo, Ann Sutherland, Paul Hess, Melvin Smith,,Doris Linch, Janice Edie. Fourth row: Yvonne Smith, Marie Krout, Sylvia Myers, Jack Forbes, Lonnie Carman, Lucille Krout, Geneva Simerly, Earl Heindel, Fifth row: H. R. Teacher, Mrs. Gene Sheffer, Barry Nonemaker, Richard Seigman, Robert Sechrist, Henry Stermer. Political Convention. HOMEROOM 225 First row, left to right: Phillip Spies, Marlin Rohr- baugh, Burnell King, Larry Miller, Donald Keeney, Anderson Wilcox, Lamar Glatfelter. Second row: Kenneth Mundis, Evans Rehmeyer, Ronald Laughman, Robert Bollinger, George Fickes, Kenneth Kline, Burnell Golden, Raymond Hill. Third row: Michael Reed, Gene Forry, Clyde Myers, David Lloyd, Ronald Dise, Harry French, Carl Gettle. Fourth row: Donald Parrish, Thomas Daron, Harold Shearer, Charles Ferguson, Robert Wolf, Stephen Costa. Fifth row: Rodney Sides, H, R, Teacher, Mr. Charles Shampg due to a resignation of Mr. Shamp, Mr. Robert Thurston is now serving as H. R. Teacher. Absent when picture was taken: Thomas Erb. Anderson and Williams go up for rebound as McCoy watches. TEN TH GRADE OFFICERS Left to right: Franklin Ingham, Hisioriang Jere Miller, Vice President, Willis Martin, President, Lynne Kapp, Treasurerg Mr. Krebs, Advisory Carole Markel, Secretary. 4 BOOS 3 TER gf EUDBVJ-Dale 5 5 'f vh'Si'. - - f Just what fhe sign says: a pep rally before fooiball Discipline Council upholding moral standards at game wiilw K-D. lncidenially, we won! SHS. QM KK K K W Rx Kiib A IW.. .. ,, ix Xi? w w w ' --f' ' f Y X ywwwkwwwgypyg LMagik!!MMllflsufsfsfflfllegillkl2 'fllfilliilllliillll f K' 'A ' J ENTH GRADE Tuff? . -11-'typ ,,. .,,, '- ...A. L 55' X l Yr. vm C 1 7 .. aiu? tty. f. VE .. Q uill, W Q f Students watch attentively as Norman Jones Lucabaugh and Duerr block Sled sways under the spell of hypnotist during as- during typical practice session. HOMEROOM 223 First row, left to right: Richard Stoner, Verdella Myers, Marilyn Miller, Carol Whisant, Doris Ness, Martha Schaeffer, Leroy Markel. Second row. Bar- bara Selegrath, Bernice Miller, Mary Brenneman, Vicki Jo Frey, Lois Bailey, Mary Black, Deanna Alban, Pearl Wentz. Third row: George McGraw, Larry Koller, Donald Wolf, Dagmar Reichard, Yvonne Mummert, Leroy Miller, James Masimore. Fourth row: Mary Lou Bailey, Norman Jones, John Ams- pacher, Reed Gaeckler, Claude Markel, Robert Yel- ton. Fifth row: H. R. Teacher, Mr. Thomas Kerrigan, Walter Fullerton, James Walker, Marlett Rohrbaugh, Philip Miller, Paul Nace, Alan Meeder. Baby Weaver provides laughs and entertainment at half-time during football game at Boiling Springs. sembly. X 5? Y X, An- ,Q 'H xag4',,o' 1 E y K ., 3 3 H.: .gf ,tt tiwvt ff WW: , -v H' Q Students swarm into student store during lunch. ..-... 2.1 4 J HOMEROOM 220 First row, left to right: Richard Wagner, Lynn Kapp, Robert Gantz, Carole Markel, Judy Wagner, Lonnie Kasper, Daryl Routson. Second row:.Flor r.ce Rudi- sill, Nancy Schuman, Michael Fullerton, Judith Coomes, Gloria Meyers, Ruth Ann Russell, Janet Heindel, Loretta Hunt. Third row: Gloria Dise, Donna Martin, Keith Copenhaver, William Unger, Jere Miller, Mary Grasik, Lois Shaffer. Fourth row: Willis Martin, Brooks Owens, Tommy Walker, Ronnie Lady, Floyd Bubb, Jerry Ballard, Robert Engle. Fifth row: H. R. Teacher, Mr, Leroy Krebs, Franklin Ingham, William Russell, Charles Russell, Elaine Ingham. Absent when picture was taken: Edith Brown, Barto Lehman, Rich- ard Snyder. The ghost of the S.H.S. Band- Donald Weaver! HOMEROOM 222 First row, left to right: Vonny Hunt, Geraldine Smith, Betty Bare, Betty Snyder, Helen Baker, Amelia Miller, Connie Bensel, Second row: Shirley Smith, Ruth Caslow, Peggy Bradfield, Judy Goodman, Mar- garet Korte, Gloria Krout. Third row: Helen Hittie, Arlene Reider, Anita Zeigler, Laura Rohrbaugh, Anna Lau, Shirley Baker, Nancy Waugh. Fourth row: H. R. Teacher, Miss Doris Oyler, Nancy Stermer, June Rehmeyer, Charlotte Parrish, Phyllis Burk. Fifth row: Mary Nonemaker, Loretta Miller, Marian Patterson. Absent when picture was taken: Lida Koller. Students are tickled to death under the spell of a hypnotist during an assembly program. .-I-I? Y, ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS 'Z' 'iff lclt to riglwtr , ...M x www., Larry Krebs, Vice Presidentp Margie Snyder, Secretaryg Neil Harvey, Presidentg Lamar Polxrlwarlt, Treasurerg Thomas Fulvmnn, Historian Sncnc at Student Council Convention last spring. The auditorium is lit brightly by llglwts on assembly 40 about the evolution ol light bulbs. ,-lgfixxxx Ax PX A A N X Q XX QKW R Q QQ s X mx lk: fr XX H NX K Q X X YK M236 new K XX X 4 f N 1 T I ua -l1l-! n- -- I-. I- i uzzuwumunmp 1 -T Azz ,L !LM! X X XX - - Be f' Sk Q W l 1 Q QE - 'NR If ' 1all+ QInmn1 uf 'W 1 lf H +1 l i nfs1:fIw-1 II sg! 3-125 ' QS f f Q - V ff -1?- f gi- - , , 'ff' f- 4--Z' ,. , 5 Q 1- ' , K - W. f- ' 4 x I-1 ' ' A K .542 , A , - Z f ,f wi V J - .fin - -- A 7 N A . 4 ' -. -VT, N ,V - , -- -- :,ii':, - ' ' , 1 1 Q- ,, ,... - .ff 'g:' ? ' - K '.g' -Q ' rf 1' 1' 'if' 4'i- f Ji- .- - '2- I g ' 1-ff 'Lf - '-N. W 1..- 'V-M ,, 4 T . 7-': ':f-A 5 ' , - ..- r X.. R S Q- 'g ' -J- -':.'fL':.- .- I .. -, EW A .,.,.u:f2:3-.gi K ':' - V P -4-, 4- 42::1' 'z':. K .A r hy.-1e f . , A 'Ls.i f1i . ?'E 1'-' M-' J 5 V' ' as, - Y' ' fry- 7 . 2' - ,,. . M Q...-W Y Y A, Jumoa -:ze HOMEROOM 21 l First row, left to right: Mildred Reimold, June Miller, Jane Panian, Patricia Krout, Sara Kiser, Elaine Blas- ser, Carol Royston. Second row: Florence Smith, Doris Heindel, Evelyn Osborne, Barbara Thompson, Alice Cook, Loretta Kaltreider, Esther Messner, Lo- retta Forry. Third row: Floe Miller, Loretta Shaeffer, Helen Hendrix, Shirley Calp, Dawn Senft, Margie Snyder, H. R. Teacher, Mr. Melvin Wagner. Fourth row: Lynn Sellers, Ruth Warner, Lois Miller, Leona Shive, Viia Melbardis, Lois O'Keefe. Absent when picture was taken: Joan Fry. Jubilant warriors after defeating Eastern HOMEROOM 215 First row, left to right: Beverly Sheffer, Joan Nease, Donna Stake, Rosie Miller, Iva Sieling, Janet Bortner, Nancy Meeder. Second row: John Yost, Donna Mitzel, Larry Krebs, Carlton Smith, Isabell Tyson, William Miller, Joanne Meyers, Connie Kugler. Third row: Connie Coomes, Martha Ensor, Frances Sweizter, Maureen Brown, Philip Gladfelter, Julia Sheppard, Helen Sager, H, R, Teacher, Mr. Curtis Stermer. Fourth row: Ronald Wolf, William Markel, Carl Trump, Neil Harvey, Thomas Fuhrrnan, Fifth row: Lamar Rohrbach, Kenneth James. Absent when picture was taken: David Anderson, Larry Folkenroth, Eugent Krout, Teachers amuse students with kitchen band in assembly. TA. 3 Y Students enjoy midday break. HOMEROOM 217 First row, left to right: Shirley Sparwasser, Ruth Jones, Eva Finney, Kathryn Keeney, Janet Delp, Yvonne Craig, Joan Williams. Second row: Walter Matthews, Bill Rosier, Dale Gladfelter, Doris Hicks, Bonnie Jo Cook, Shirley Shive, Carrol Roseberry, Terry Mickey, Third row: Larry Bailey, Miriam Haine, Henry Korte, Ira Braun, William Herbst, Glenn Good- ling, Shirley Burcher, and H. R. Teacher, Mr. Paul Gaeckler. Fourth row: William Rohrbaugh, Richard Masimore, Donald Amspacher, Charles Becker, Jimmy Adams, Roger Shearer, Dorothy Van Meter, and Mervin Fair. Fifth row. Ronald Wilhelm, Edward Holley, Stuart Warner, Roger Williams, Larry Wise, Singing Serenader croons during teachers' assembly. pro-wi ..-M. Math classes tour Aberdeen. ,J-GQ rw Mb 224, best decorated Homeroom. get-1, 43 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS fd X. 'A ar ' , 1- i V.. .f . , s ,- v K q...u-c--- , Y V. ,AJ Seated, left to right: Gant President L Vice President Secretary .,,,.,,e Treasurer ,e,., Historian e,,,,,,,, ,,,,.. , . Class Advisor CLASS MOTTO-Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead 1 z, Gaeckler, and Warner. 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Sonny . . . favorite pastime is roller skating , . . Ain't! . . . witty . . . weakness is food . . . future undecided. . . 46 'I WW? ROBERT E. ARTHUR General Football 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club 35 Track 1, 25 Indian Lore Club I. I Bob , . . enioys loafing . . . You'd better believe it! , . . daydreamer . . . likable , , . future mechanic , . . S. JUNE BOLLlNGER Commercial Golf Club 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 FHA 15 Dancing Club 2, 35 Swimming Club 25 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. June . . , usually seen with Goodie . , . pastime is eating and sleeping . . . Holy Cow! , . . good alto . . . future doctor's receptionist . . . LARRY L. BAHN General Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 25 Track 35 Golf 45 Dancing Club 35 Archery Club 45 Photography 4. Bahny . . . fond of a certain senior girl . .. You'd better believe it! . . . avid football player . . . likes movies . . . future mechanic , . . LARRY E. Boosts General Swimming Club 25 Archery Club 4. Boose . . . Don't worry about if! . . . quiet . . . fond of ice skating . . . likes to ride motor bike . . . future unde- cided . . . Jr- ,. K i I srl? 4 ROMAINE BORTNER Academic Quo Vadis Officer 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 College Club 45 Math Club 35 Science Club 35 Home Nursing Club 45 Courier Staff 3, 4. Mainie . . . Oh for goodness sakes! . . . usually with Shelva and Lorraine . . . likes to read . . . weakness is food . . . future nurse . . Lois JANELL BROWN Academic FHA I5 Quo Vadis Club 25 Operetta 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 4. Loie . . . has an interest in Rocks, Maryland . . . Oh, man! . . . affable . . . likes to drive a Pontiac . . . future undecided. . .sf-iii 4 ... SHIRLEY M. BOSLEY General Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Dancing Club 25 Student Council lg FHA Officer 3, 45 York County FHA Vice President 4. Bosley . . . cute and friendly . . . has Bob on her mind . . . likes to read . . . gay . . . marriage . . . EDWIN Buss Commercial Football 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Baseball ly Chorus 45 Calumet Staff 3, 45 Courier Staff 2, 45 FTA 3, 45 Clubs 1, 2, 3, 4. Bubby . . . You think it's right? . pastime is Linda . . . mischievous . . witty . . . college . . . .si gg Sy LORRAINE F. BOWMAN Academic Volleyball l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus lg Operetta 25 Clubs 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Office Club 3, 4. Bowman . . . You're neat! . . . likes to drive a Plymouth . . . weakness is Diz . . . sprightly . . . would like to be a nurse. 'FI 5 S we at i.a,X1i l fgsmaf. .E T ,fjglx Q? ., R. EUGENE Bunn Agriculture Dancing Club 35 Ticket Salesman 3, 4. Gene . . . likes food and girls . . . tall and co-operative . . . pastime is going to Wl1elan's . . . future farmer or mason . . . 47 aww!! JAY Coorvies General Swimming Club lg Dancing Club 2, 3, Track l, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Music Club 4, Archery Club 4. Jay . . . Don't worry about it! . . . alias Liberace . . , serious-minded . . . likes to eat . . . fond of music and would like to become a concert pian- ist . . . FRED DICKMYER Agriculture FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Officer 3, 4, Keystone Degree 4, Dickmyer . . . likes females . . , I reckon! . , .-amicable , , . likes to drive . . . plans to furthur interest in farm- ing... LORETTA JANE DAY General Basketball 2, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Archery Club 4, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. Loretta . . . great athlete . . . weak- ness is Buicks and the Navy . . . willing worker . . . attractive . . . likes all sports . . . career in Waves . . . ROBERT A. DUERR General Dancing Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Calu- met Staff 3, 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Pho- tography 4, Archery 4. Bob . . . fond of Elenora and football , . . everyone's friend . . . courteous . . . Pull out! . . . future truck driver . . . ,pug aff ' HERBERT DELL General Softball 1, Soccer 1, Baseball 3, 4, Arch- ery Club 4, Golf Club 4. Herbie . . . dislikes POD . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . You know it too! . . , pleasant . . . future machin- ist... DARYL R. FAIR General FTA 4, Courier Staff 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 3, Clubs 2, 3, 4, Curtis Campaign Manager 4. Fair . . . spends his time with Bev . . . likes to torment Mrs. Sheffer . . . dry- wit . , . future teacher . . . Sw smviitit -X s'lc .- if -z F. Y .. .Q CHARLES E. FAiR Agriculture FFA 2., 3, 4, FFA Officer 3, 4, Keystone Degree 4. Fair . , . tall and quiet . , . weakness is milkshakes . . . always ready to help . . , You know it! , . . future farmer... WILBUR GANTZ, Ill Academic Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Track l, 3, 4, Calumet Staff 3, 4, Courier Staff 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Student Couna cil 4. Bill . . . popular . . . athletic . . likes to dance . . . honor student . . . somewhat shy with a twinkle in his eye . . . future engineer . . . NANCY GENE GAECKLER Academic Chorus lt 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, Coun- ty Chorus l, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Op- eretta 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council Officer 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Courier Staff 2, 3, 4, Calumet Staff 3, 4, Clubs l, 2, 3, 4. Nan . . . everyone's friend . . . Ruth's right-hand pal . . . Oh brother! . . . popular . . . energetic . . , loves music, fun, and friends . . . future college co-ed . . . NANCY GETZ Academic Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Operetta 2, Chorus 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, Clubs l, 2, 3, 4. Nance . . . Oh for Pete's sake! . . . pretty . . . weakness is football players . . . future in nursing , . . l +-., 6 ll P. FREDERICK GAECKLER, JR. Commercial Student Council 2, Chorus 4, Mixed Chor- us 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Basketball 2, 3, Calumet Staff 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Clubs l, 2, 3,'4, Photography Club 4. Fred . , . tall and nice-looking . . . likes to ride his motorcycle . . . Holy heck! . . . good-natured . . . Naval Re- serve and college . . . RONALD Gooo Academic Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Class Officer l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Clubs 2, 3. Goodie . . . opinionated . . . good- looking . . . weakness is June . . . So what! . . . friendly . . . plans to be an engineer. . . fl BARBARA HARRELL Commercial Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Dancing Club 2, 3, Librarian 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Clubs 4. Babs . . . Honestly . . . poised . . . southern gal . . . likes to twirl baton . . . attractive . . . future nurse . . . 1 f , . JACK L. HEDRICK Academic Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Discipline Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Football I, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, Clubs 2, 4, Calumet Staff 3, 4. Hendy . . . good athlete . . . wants to marry a rich widow . , . witty and popu- lar . . . likes Nesbitts and sleeping . . . college . . . ALFRED HENDRIX Academic Al . . . quiet . . . serious . , . whiz at math and trig . . , weakness is food . . . future undecided . . . WILLIAM HUGHES Academic Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Class Play 3, History Club 4. Dad . . . hilarious . . . dry-wit . . . l'll say! . , . likes to loal . . . fond of Pepsi . . . undecided as to the fu- ture . . . ARLENE HUNT Academic Quo Vadis 2, 3, 4, Chorus I ,2, FHA 1, College Club 4, Home Nursing Club 4, Operetta 2. Hunt . . . shy and quiet . . . weakness is music . . . favorite pastime is reading . . . wants to become a nurse . . . ELENORA Hlcics Academic Calumet Staff 3, 4, Courier Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Clubs 3, 4, Curtis Cam- paign Assistant Manager 4. Elenora , . . zealous . . . fond of a guy named Bob . . . friendly . . . active . . . future nurse . . . 50 1' FU' CLEO INGHAM General Band 3, 4, Clubs 2, 3, 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 4, Operetta 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer l, Mixed Chorus 4. Ingham . . . Hey, what're you trying to do? . . . fond of tennis . . . athletic . . . forgetful but ambitious . . . col- lege . . . BEVERLY KEENEY General Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Office Club 4, Dancing Club 3. Bev . . . Mm-mm boy, you're a good one! , . . fun-loving . . . loves to dance . . . weakness is Stan Kenton . . . career in Waves . . . ff ,f 5 . ' X FRANCIS ITzoE General Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band T, 2, Clubs 'l, 2, 3, 4. Flypaper . . . quiet . . . Ah, nuts! . . . likes females . . . future naval of- ficer , HILDA KEENEY General FHA l, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta Hilda . . . amicable . . . weakness is food . . . Oh no you don't! . likes to listen to the radio . . . decided about future . . . .W ' V fl. A..5 K ir X X ' I1 , ., . , . s, ix RICHARD KEARNEY Commercial Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 2, 3, Career and College Clubs 4, Ticket Sales- man 3, 4. Dick , . . Quite humorous! . . fond of cigars and cider . . . witty . . likable . . . future undecided . . . X x K 1 Ss, NANCY L. KEENEY Commercial Band l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, Chorus 3, 4, County Chorus 3, FHA 'l, Dancing Club 2, 3, Business Club 4, Operetta 3. Nance . . . attractive . . . Oh you don't mean itl . . . friendly . . . likes movies and food . . . fond of a certain trumpet player . . . future secretary . . . 5I 5? NORMA KREBS Commercial Basketball 2, Quo Vadis 2, Chorus 3, 4, Clubs 4, Class Play 4, Operetta 3. Krebs . . . cute . . . fond of a certain football player . . . popular . . . Oh my cowl . . . likes movies . . . future secretary . . . FRANKLIN LUCABAUGH ' Agriculture Football 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 4. Lookie . . . tall and easy-going . . friendly . . . You've had it! . future undecided . . . THEODORE KREBS Agriculture Baseball l, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Clubs 'l, 2, 3. i Ted . . . athletic . . . good-looking . . You've had it! . . . fond of sports . . career in Air Force . . . Geono MAIER Academic College Club 4, Class Play 4. l'Georg . . . likes to sleep . . . fond of soccer and enjoys swimming . . . wrestling fan . . . friendly . . . future undecided . . . VIVIAN E. LAUGHMAN General Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 'l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 2, 3, Dancing Club 2, FHA 4. Vivi . . . sweet . . . friendly . . . Ye Gads! . . . fond of Marv . . . likes to walk , . . future housewife . . . PATRICIA ANN MAZE Commercial FTA 3, 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Chorus l, 3, District Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Cheerleader 3, Clubs 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2. Pat . . ,poised . . . fond of Ken . . likes blue eyes . . . Oh Daddy! . neat . . . future secretary . JANE E. MCCULLOUGH Academic Student Council I, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, FHA I, Dancing Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Calumet Staff 4, Class Play 3, 4, Operetta 2, Class Officer l, 2, 3, College Club 4. Little Mac . . . Convince me! . . . pretty and popular . . . fond of athletes . . . likes cheerleading . . , zealous . . . future medical secretary . . ELIZABETH J. MILLER Commercial FTA 3, 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Calumet Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Clubs 2, 3. Betty . . . Oh brother! . . . likes read . . . weakness is Penn State . . . intelligent . . . ambition is to become a teacher . . . is Que I JOHN E. MICKEY, JR. CHARLES MILLER General Academic Dancing Club 3, Swimming Club l. Class Play 3. IlQl,,mie I I I fall and mischievous I I I Charlie . . . likes fancy clothes . . . likes females, dislikes males who like f5V0lif9 pBS7ime is hunting . . . Bite females . . . fond of cars and cider . , . mel - - - fU7Uf9 d0Cf0f - - - enjoys roller skating . . . You've had it! . . . future truck driver . . . CHARLES A. MILLER General Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, Track I, Band 4, Dancing Club 3, Class Play 3, 4, Indian Lore Club l, 2. Miller . . . favorite pastime is making whoopee . . . friendly and good natured . . . weakness is girls . . . humorous . future undecided . . . BARBARA E. MISSELL Academic FHA Club 1, Swimming Club 2, Chorus I, Photography Club 2, Science Club 3, College Club 4, Class Play Committee 4, Prom Committee 3. Barbara . , . likes food . . . favorite pastime is watching television . . . Oh hang it! . . . would like to become a licensed pilot . . . Lai t' ma' ,aftmx CLARENCE NESS Agriculture Dancing Club 3, Indian Lore Club l. Ness . . . fond of girls and food . . favorite pastime is going to York . . would like to become a mason . . . 'I-es.. PATRICIA ORWIG Academic Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Courier Staff 3, 4, Calumet Staff 3, 4, Quo Vadis 2, Dancing Club 2, 3, Golf Club 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 4. Pat . . . attractive . , . neat . . . weak- ness is crew cuts . . . likes to listen to Ray Anthony and Rosemary . . . Oh, honestly! . . . future airline hostess . . . 54 HAROLD ORWIG Agriculture FFA 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Swimming Club l, Archery Club 4. Jack . . . Yeah, you will! . . . friendly . . . likes girls , . . favorite pastime is hunting . . . red-head . . , future machinist . , . MARTHA OSBORNE Commercial Track 2, Librarian 2, Office Club 3, Cour- ier Staff 3, 4, Career Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Marty . , . My gosh! , . . that south- ern accent . . . cute . . . fond of a guy named Raymond . . . likes to read . . . future secretary . . . DALE ORWIG Academic Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Calumet Staff 3, 4, Athletic Council 3, Class Officer 4, FTA 4, Col- lege Club 4. Orwig . . . tall and likable . . . What's the hurry? . . . enjoys all sports . . . weakness is milkshakes . . . friendly . . future undecided . . . RODNEY S. PANIAN Academic Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, County Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, District Band 1, 2, 3, State Band 3, Latin Club 2, 3, FYA 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Courier Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Calu- met Staff 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3. Blobbis . . . That's debatable! . . . weakness is women and music . . . fav- orite pastime is New Freedom . . . quite a character . . . music teacher . . . DARYL W. PAULES Academic Student Council lg Class Officer 1, Courier Staff 3g Calumet Staff 3, 4, Current Events Club 2. Daryl . . . Man-oh-day! . . . fond of horses . . . good artist . . . favorite pastime is training horses . . . would like to go in die-making business . . . ETHEL Louise REIDER Academic Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 47 Mixed Chorus 4, Quo Vadis Club 2, Dancing Club 3, Operetta 2, Photography Club 4. Whoopee . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . weakness is Liberace . . . likes to write letters . . . usually seen with Lois . . . future nurse . . . JIMMY PENLEY General Current Events Club 3, Photography Club 45 History Club 4, Baseball 3, 4. Pantsleg , . . guy with the southern drawl . . . Oh come off that stuff! . . . weakness is too many women . . . likes to hunt and fish . . future Air Force pilot . . . MYRNA L. ROHRBACH General Chorus 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Archery Club 4. Sissy . . l'm not prepared today, Mergie! . . . pleasant . . . comical . . . likes to sleep in class . . . fond of a certain boy in the Air Force . . . would like to join the Waves . . . v h Mc. 'W ..-n DAVID H. REED Commercial Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Career Club 4, Current Events Club 27 Intramural Club 4, Basketball 3, Photog- raphy Club 4. Herm . . . likes to ride motorcycles . . . By Herman! . . . weakness is women . . . good-matured. . . amicable . . . yearbook photographer . . . future state bull . . . 'R CHARLOTTE Roi-iReAuci-i General Quo Vadis Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus l. Charley . . , For crying out loud! . . . weakness is red convertibles , . . likes to read, play piano, and listed to the radio . . . quiet . , , future house- wife . . . 55 JUNE D. ROSEBERRY General Chorus 25 Quo Vadis Club 3, 4. .lune . . . I don't know! . . . quiet but friendly . . . likes a certain boy in the Air Force . . . favorite pastime is watching TV . . . future Wave . . . MARILYN RUSSELL Commercial Dancing Club 25 Courier Staff 45 Office Club 35 Career Club 4. Lynn . . . Don't ask me! . . . tall and likable . . . weakness is Fords . . . likes to sleep . . . future secretary . . . RUBY JOYCE ROSEBERRY General Ruby did not complete her senior year. ERVIN SHAFFER Agriculture FFA 2, 3, 45 FFA Officer 45 Keystone De- gree 45 Swimming Club I. Shaffer . . . You don't say! . . . likes to drive and loaf . . . girl-shy . . . pleasant . . . nice-looking . . , ambition is to further interest in agriculture . . . CARROL Ruousiu. Agriculture FFA 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club 35 Current Events Club 2. Rudy . . . You know ill . . . quiet . . . likes to listen to baseball games . . . Cleveland Indians fan . . . future un- decided . . . BEVERLY JOAN SHAVER Commercial Quo Vadis Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 County Band 2, 35 District Band 35 Dancing Club 35 Business Club 45 Courier Staff 3. Bev , . . Oh my word! . . . pretty . . . pleasant . . . weakness is a green Willys . . . fond of movies and music . . . active . . . future secretary . . . . .ffs.'fiQi5li f N ... 5 '5 HOWARD A. SHEFFER Agriculture Current Events Club 2. Skip . . . weakness is food . . . shy . . . Think it matters? . . . favorite pastime is fixing radios . . . ambition is to become a radio technician . . . DONNA LEE SMITH Qt in CHARLES SIMPSON Academic Class Officer 4, Calumet Staff Ag Class Play 3, 4, FTA 4, History Club 4, Current Events Club 2, Intramural Sports 4. Skip . . . fond of Pontiacs . . .weak- ness is eating . . . Fair enough! . . . pleasant . . . good-natured . . . future in pharmacy . . . BEATRICE STONER General General FHA li 3, 4: Chorus I, 3, 4. Music Appreciation lg Operetta 2. Smith . . . fun-loving . . . Great day Beaty . , . quiet , . , favorite pastime in the rn0rr1ing! . . . weakf1GSS iS B is listening to the radio . . , weakness certain soldier . . . favorite pastime is is hillbilly music . . . future nurse . . . writing letters . . . cute . . . future Un- decided . . . 'Pu DONALD RAY SLONAKER Academic Track l, 2, 3, A, Basketball l, 2, 37 Danc- ing 2, 3p Intramurals 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play 3, 4, Operetta 3, Clubs l, 3, 4. Bevo . . . friendly to all . . . humor- ous . . . weakness is his long hair . . . Ah, Mom, let me sleep five more min- utes! . . . avid golf player . . . ambi- tion is to Lay a golden egg . . JERRY Srouoi-i General Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Archery Club 4, Baseball 4, Biology Club 3, Chemistry Club 3. Jerry . . . Let's have a ball! . . . mischievous . . . fond of fudge and cake . . . likes girls, pool, cards and food . . . future Navigation Officer, USN . . . Ni' xi-as i :R RN! .fl N X EDNA STOVALL Commercial Chorus 3, 4, Career Club 4, Class Play 3, Dancing Club 2, 3. Nan . . . talkative . . . weakness is Toddsq . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . frank . . ambition is to do govern- ment work . . . Oh brother! . . . ig ll! 9? Si-4Ei.vA D. TYSON Academic Quo Vadis Club 2, 4, Red Cross Club 2, Dancing Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: H0me Nursing Club 4, Operetta 2, Golf Club 3. Skip . . . Somebody goofed! . . . fond of a boy named Lewie . . . red- head . . . cute . . . likes to ear submarine sandwiches . . . future nurse . . . 58 CLARENCE H. STRIEWIG Agriculture FFA 2, 3, 4. Speedy . . . tall , . . red-head . . good-natured . . . You act like a sau- sage! . . . enjoys running around . . . co-operative . . . future truck driver . . . JANE l.OUlSE VAN METER General Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Opere1ta 2, 3, Dancing Club 3, Ushere11e 3. Janie . . . neat . . . attractive . . . weakness is Johnnie . . . favorite pastime is writing letters . . . pleasant . . . future beautician . . . GARDENIA L. TAMPSETT Commercial Chorus 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club I, Golf Club 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 2, 3. Tampsett . . . That's no sense! . . . friendly . . . weakness is Todds . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . future secretary . . . MARLIN WALKER General Baseball 'I, 2, Archery 4, Dancing Club 2. Peanut . . . Watch if! . . . quite the character . . . favorite pastime is loafing . . . ambition is to go into store busi- ness . . . CLYDE WARNER Agriculture Current Events Club 25 Dancing Club 35 FFA 2, 3, 4. Warner . . . lf you say so! . . likes to run around . . . friendly . . . weakness is food and girls . . . career in the Air Force . . . WILLIAM WHITMORE Industrial Football l, 2, 35 Wrestling l, 2, 3. Bill . . . fond of hunting . . . tall and quiet . . . weakness is girls . . . never has much to say . . . future carpenter . . . Gosh darn it! . . . RUTH A. WARNER General Class Officer 45 Student Council 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 35 College Club 45 Danc- ing Club 45 Operetta 2, 35 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 County Chorus 4. Ruthie . . . Nancy's right-hand pal . . . dependable . . . likes music . . . Great Scott! . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . future nurse . . . GUY RAY WILLIAMS Commercial FTA 45 College Club 45 Business Club Officer 45 Class Play l, 45 Dancing Club I. Guy . . . You know it! . . . talkative likes to eat . . . friendly . . . weakness is dancing . . . future CPA or FBI . . . DONALD WEAVE R Commercial Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 25 Football 45 Dancing Club 35 Indian Lore Club 25 Band 3, 45 County Band 45 Chorus 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Career Club 45 Calumet Staff 4. Weiner . . . You've got to go! . . . enjoys driving his green and yellow Chevy , . . cheerful . . . good-natured . . . ambition to become a millionaire . . . QY':1. P LE Mos WINN Commercial Quo Vadis Club 25 Dancing Club 35 Class Play 35 Chorus 3, 4. Mossy . . . You're a comedian! . . . humorous . . . unforgettable . . . weak- ness is blonde hair . . . likes to have fun . . . talkative . . . future telephone opera- tor . . . 1 Q L 59 l - ' J 3 9. I SENIOR CLASS MEMORIES N DANC 'H-.525 iff 17 T l lt' 1 'Q giowtv N' P -:gi 'Hx' .' .lf 1 ! X 'W H,31'09Y ill 4 ! p 5 X1 gums' I l, ON THE THRESHOLD When graduation day has come and gone And you've stepped into the world of Life and Fate, There'll be an empty silence in the dawn And a longing that you'll find will ne'er abate- A longing to relive your past school years Of trials, triumphs, gaity and joy, A past that holds your laughter and your tears, fa Yet a past remembered by each girl and boy. For those were years that cannot be replaced- A treasure all your own of memories. lt holds the many troubles that you faced And all your many dreams and fantasies. To dance again those hoaky-poaky dances, To walk once more with classmates down the hall, To dream of skating parties and romances, And yell with all your might at basketball, To laugh again with friends you'll see no more, I To work and play lust as you used to do- All this you'll reminisce as through the door Of life's threshold you enter, fresh and new. For those were years you'll never know again, Lock their precious mem'ries in your heart, Remembering their priceless value when Into the hands of Fate you now depart. -Nancy Gaeckler 0 9 MI 1 l sy sia' 3 These are our FAVORITES . . . Best Looking MON Popufaf , N Y M' TM rw.. 'C ' Xxxf , , 9, k Q , r, , - -C gk ,E i ll' C. Cwwk N, . Y A, N- , N :Q A Q K kg rw Y BILL NANCY To GETZ and TED KREDD GANTZ and NANCY GAECKLER Most Studious Most Active sh ,QQ ff A 1 ALFRED HENDRIX and BETTY MILLER BILL GANTZ and NANCY GAECKLER Most Mugfcaffy md,-ned Most Athletic - -'as X I Y NANCY GAECKLER and RODNEY PANIAN JACK HEDRICK and LORETTA DA ' f I-I-VAX' Iwllw l, I xl .A NIM' I I 'II VII I f f I I I 'NI If f IIIIIIII ' kr, X I W I II I II pk I I II III I ff M III I I 1 III II ' IRI X I I I ' , f. Ihr ,l, 'fr Illmi I II LII! vw I In If I I I I'.I IR IJWINIM, Il I ,I I III I I 'I,Ij T. lIM . 'I IIIII, INIM g1I1,II II' II, I I I I II ' I I I II 4 I II I I' III II III IIIIIII-I If IIIIII . I.x III III 'I 'Il IM I I I I I f 2 I X I I S 5- I X TT': -Sififlg Ln- 7 ?'fi-, :I-Lili 'f 'i-Auf-Qfifi-, 15 x it :L-eA - fg,, r QQ in X - 'T X mLv':1 X .iia IX - V .is F-lt:-BA QA f l ffmby ' :- . '!! M21 5 IA 'nffxfilrl , . fr Wi Q' N - '4 'Nw 'f 1'1 , V 1 ' Milf ' ff W A gi f ff A A LH 'Y I ik ,LA 3 5, W3 WH w 4 W WI E Xfxw Jr NM MJ . 9' 1 K w ,IV L' X N, if W f ' f , NH 4 if Q E W gl X f--.iw 26 52 ANDSCA PING. il : S if ' 2 iifl ,ea VARSITY FOOTBALL 1 , 1 f TTT 1 Lg Y vx, 1. F4 gif QW! . -39' st row l f to rght R Good, J. Adams, F. Itzoe, L. Bahn, R. Arthur, J. Hedrc R Due r D Orw W Gantz T Krebs Second row: R. Panian, J Ballard, R. Williams, R, Sheare N Har e L Kre s as more L ole Walker, F. Bubb, R. Wilhelm. Third row: R. Cox, Scles L Ca men Wlhelm M Sm th G Goodling, J. Miller, D. Wolf, T. Smith, R. Wagner. Fourth row Ass stant Coach Ph ll ps Head Coach McCoy Assistant Coach King. FOOTBALL SCORES We They O Manheim Central T2 O York Catholic 7 T2 Littlestown .. T8 O West York T3 O Susquehanna Township . 2O O Scotland . 39 7 Biglerville T3 6 Boiling Springs . 32 T3 Kennard-Dale O 32 Dallastown T2 CO6Cl19S Pl1IllIPS MCCOY and KHTQ Donald Weaver and Carlton Smith 44: X sxxtxl, u .xii-4 S '.Nt,OxlQ x'.5i.',llg . i ll I I ' 'llll it If u It 'III' Goal line siand holds in Susquehanna game. Krebs goes for T.D. in Dallastown game. T Krebs stopped alle' Snarlng pass' ALL-CONFERENCE. R. Duerr, J. Hed- L' Kmbs Smomefed rick, T. Krebs, F. Lucabaugh. alle' sho 9550, Workout SENIORS Right End, W. Ganizg Right Tackle, R. Panion, Righi Guard, F. ltzoe, Center, R. Arthur, Left Guard, R. Duerr, Left Tackle, D. Orwig, Left End, T. Krebs, Right Halfback, R. Good, Quarterback, J. Hedrick, Fullback, L. Bahng Left Halfback, E. Bupp. VARSITY BASKETBALL e fr fr I f Hedrick shoots as Krebs waits for rebounds. Q First row, lett to right: Larry Krebs, Ronald Good, Carroll Roseberry. Second row: Neil Harvey, Wilbur Gantz, Jack Hedrick, Ted Krebs, Coach Bob McCoy. Third row: Jim Adams, Lamar Rohrbach, Roger Williams, Kenny James. Hedrick connects with jumper SCORES They Northernf 40 Eastern 73 Manchester 51 West York 56 Red Lion 48 Alumni' Af Central 56 Dover 46 Dallastovvn 50 Kennard-Dale 45 Spring Grove 61 Northernf 33 Eastern 59 Manchester 56 West York 51 Red Lion 110 Central 53 Dover 31 Dallastown 53 Kennard-Dale 47 Spring Grove 53 Krebs hooks as Harvey rebounds, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Dickie Wag- ner, Barto Lehman. Second row: Robert Yelton, Philip Miller, Charles Russell, Claude Markel, George McGraw. Third row: Robert Gantz, Managerp Larry Folkenroth, John Amspacher, Walter Matthews, Rod- ger Shearer, Manager. SCORES We 37 Northernl' 33 Eastern 35 Manchester 35 West York 42 Red Lion 22 Central 58 Dover 34 Dallastown 41 Kennard-Dale 33 Spring Grove 50 Northern' 33 Eastern 4l Manchester 44 West York 39 Red Lion 38 Central 58 Dover , 29 Dallastown 44 Kennard-Dale 44 Spring Grove 7 5 Rohrbach connects for two as Central players watch JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL We 14 20 17 25 25 41 29 32 29 Mt. Rose , Mt. Wolf West York Red Lion Central Dover , 7, Dallastown Kennard-Dale Spring Grove SCORES They We 44 23 40 27 48 29 21 28 ,, 34 32 , 34 25 ,, 33 31 34 27 ,, 34 20 Mt. Rose 3 Mt. Wolf West York Red Lion Central S, Dover 7 Dallastown Kennard-Dale Spring Grove Front row: Michael Reed, Terry Smith, George Wilhelm, Ralph Cox, Robert Wolf, Charles Fer- guson, David Ehrhart, Melvin Smith. Second row: Frank Yel- ton, Robert Benson, Rodger Gaeckler, Robert Miller, Larry Warner, Larry Summerville, Sam- uel Shewell, James Hartenstein. Third row: Dennis Kapp, Donald Miller, David Bubb, Robert Shaf- ter, Daniel Shewell, Russell Bowser, David Rohrbaugh. They 55 35 51 30 21 20 29 32 33 COX Dots 'Wop Smith makes two on fast break. Aches and pains did not stop these energetic girls from leading SHS fans in songs and cheers. First row, left to right: Rosie Miller, Nancy Getz, Jane Mc- Cullough, and Pat Orwig. Sec- ond row: Barbara Selegrath, Carol Royston, and Joanne Meyers. Top: Judy Wagner. - ' s .5 X 3 Q-S -Ss as JZ E' iulx 7 NH' fx M Packed gymnasium is filled with I Time out brings out the girls with more cheers to fight fight,fight! High cheere Waker an STUDENT COUNCIL C0Unc il office Weekly meeting ofthe Student Council in session. Members of the council are: President, Nancy Gaecklerg Vice President, Donna Stake, Secretary, Lynne Kappg Bill Gantz, Jack Hedrick, Ruth Warner, Loretta Day, Ronald Good, Carlton Smith, Helen Hendrix, Richard Masimore, Carroll Roseberry, Joan Nease, Willis Martin, James Walker, Loretta Hunt, June Rehmeyer, Elaine Ingham, Joan Williams, Linda Shearer, Doris Linch, Ronald Dise, Stephanie Speigle, Joyce Krebs, Charlotte Walker, Roberta Stermer, Daniel Shewell, Harold Miller, Nancy Harvey, Melvin Bollinger. The Student Council, composed of Jr. and Sr. High students together with their advisors, Mr. Paul Gaeckler and Miss Phyllis Krumrine, is the student government of Susquehannock High School. This year the council has accomplished the following proiects: It took a field trip to other schools to observe the functions of their student government, pub- lished a student directory, sponsored three dancing classes for one semester, planted 700 trees near the school, sponsored two assembly programs and a TWIRP Week, planned and sold SHS pennants, and effected a general campaign throughout the year to promote fine school spirit and discipline. 'VJ P . 'emdenr 'sf 'eff ' Nanfy G 'O 'ight as 'lee c Beckl . f Vic h te Colm er, Secrevaryelpfestdem D dent help ' Vhhe Ka ' Ofina S' Stu PD. aka: deC0'a it Cwlslm CALUMET STAFF 5'5 ' ' H , A - .rf X '. s First row, left to right: Margie Snyder, Joan Nease, Beverly Sheffer Elcnora Hicks Jane McCullou ln , f 9 , Jane Panian, Elaine Ingham. Second row: Rodney Panian, Daryl Paules, Nancy Gaeckler, Donna Stake, Pat Orwig, Joanne Meyers, Donna Martin, Loretta Hunt, Bill Gantz, Third row: Philip Miller, Jack Hedrick, Jimmy Penley, Edwin Bubb. Fred Gaeckler, Donald Weaver, Kenneth James, and Charles Simpson. s . ,, y D I 1 , 1 I . ' 95. l 1 f The Editors b gk SU O X Counllng Veal Xx , l , NJ 1 x X X fl l ill A .. , a mm 'I lofi ,O - ri f, 4 Her Edllofz Dong ll Joan Neas f- NanCY Gaec Mina na Slake . el A5Sisr., - Manage ' I Qer, Nan f Assmyam I nr Ediro . Cuiaqiofl Educ, CY Gaeckl Educ, J rf Bill G Ver, Cl' ' Or, C - A ' 5Ck H I BFHZ Wea 0Ed,yO,, Ja Gdrifkl Ad 1- Co. Dona Q 6 me Mccullough lfrnsing gdnor-in-Clue . I liefary COURIER STAFF if S YV 6 O ...pu l' Osborne. Second row: Mrs. Gene Sh ff Ad ront row: Cleo Ingham, Romaine Bortner, Elizabeth Miller, Patricia Maze, Helen Hendrix, Martha e er, visor, Beverly Sheffer, Joan Nease, Donna Stake, Joanne Meyers, Patricia Orwig, Nancy Gaeckler. Third row: Daryl Fair, Edwin Bubb, Bill Gantz, Rodney Panian, Ronald Good, Carlton Smith. EdivO,S QGN1 ' er around Edi, . A ,ng Or-In-Chief in C Smit work Onfmence on newsP ape' SENIOR BAND Q l E First row, left to right: Mr, Prowell Seitzinger, Gardenia Tampsett, Barbara Harrell, Doris Hicks, Iva Sleling, June Bollinger, Edward Holley. Second row: Beverly Shaver, Julia Sheppard, Mervin Hain, Cleo Ingham, Keith Copenhaver, Richard Kearney, Maureen Brown, James Holley, Donna Krebs. Third row: Carl Trump, Marian Patterson, Richard Adams, Beverly Sheffer, Harold Miller, Mervin Fair, Robert Stiffler, Phil Spies, Thomas Kapp, James Hartenstein, Kenneth James, Ronald Good, Donald Weaver, Larry Bahn, James Adams, Florence Smith, Peggy Bollinger, Helen Sager. Fourth row: Gordon Forbush, David Ehrhart, Dale Gladfelter, Delphus Forbush, Charles Miller, William Rohrbaugh, Donald Slonaker, Kenneth Mundis, Glenn Snyder, Robert Gantz, Joe King, Lamar Rohrbach, Richard Seigman, Rodney Panian. Seitzinger conducts practice session. e.....a- :J ' . I ' I ...-qvrerres 3 -.-.., d h nd cheerleader l P do war dance uri h , S ead b . bravl-35 ng allllme. and H1 formations Band PlaY5 as Warrior JUNIOR BAND Seated, left to right: David Shilk, Dean Miller, Ervin Lau, Dan Zeigler, Joan Hughes, Mike Rudisill. Standing, left to right: Mr. Seitzinger, Nevin Amspacher, Maynard Gibbs, Glen Snyder, Dennis Kapp, Rodney Krebs, Tuffy Sweeney, Roger Gaeckler, Robert Miller, Earl Heindel, Robert Kroh, Richard Jones, Larry McKim, Carl Gettel, George Taylor, Larry Seitz, Eugene Fair. ORCHESTRA - .---g,4,4-Q. A - -rvi-N149-Ahern.-u-n-q.An.-g.,4ug ---1 Seated, left to right: Ronald Shaffer, Barbra Allison, Lynne Kapp, Connie Bensel, Ronnie Lady, Robert Hildebrand, Elsa Buckwalter, Mildred Rohrbaugh, Sylvia Bortner, David Reed, Donna Wise, Lois Shaffer. Standing, left to right: Margie Snyder, Mr. Robert Clay, David Ehrhart, Delphus Forbush, Dale Gladfelter, Beverly Shaver, James Adams, Phil Spies, Richard Adams, Kenneth James, James Holley, William Rohrbaugh, Gene Wilson, Richard Seigman, Rodney Panian, Lamar Rohrbach, Kenneth Krebs, Francis Sweitzer. SENIOR CHORUS First row, left to right: Miss Melba Zarfos, Director, June Bollinger, Judy Wagner, Ethel Reider, Nancy Gaeckler, Lorraine Bowman, Vivian Laughman, Loretta Shaffer, Flo Miller, Eva Finney, Nancy Stermer. Second row: Gloria Meyers, Ruth Warner, Cleo Ingham, Donna Martin, Loretta Hunt, Doris Heindel, Patricia Maze, Elaine lngham, Judy Sheppard, Dagmar Reichard. Third row: Shelva Tyson, Helen Hendrix, Loretta Amspacher. Fourth row: Kenneth James, Edwin Bubb, Carroll Roseberry, Carlton Smith, Daryl Paules, Larry Folkenroth, William Miller, Larry Krebs, Neil Harvey. Fifth row: Carl Trump, Jerry Stough, Philip Miller, Donald Weaver, Fred Gaeckler, James Walker, Franklin Ingham, and Ronnie Lady. ln 5 Q ,tl-Pu ei' I h ted sHs i g , 9 thi'nlienitiyrvnalnilaepgigtate Chorui y E 5 '? N 9 I A J 1 These students were chosen for County Music Festival, First row: Sheppard, Ing- ham, Gaeckler, Warner. Second row: LaU9l1m'3nf Ingham, MeY9 5f Bollinger, Chosen to attend the District Music Festival Paules. Third row: Walker, Reed, Weaver, We,-er left ,O ,-gghg, Elaine Ingham' Nancy James' and lngham- Gaeckler, and Loretta Hunt, 90 1, r iv' JUNIOR CHORUS oo Q0 W. 'ir' wr OO li OC Q. F, ,S-' on Lb at mAb S -'P EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE CHORUS Front row: Hilda Nace, Lillian Seigman, Wanda Osborne, Charlotte Walker, Raylene Laughman, Nancy Zeigler, Vila Melbardis, Loretta Hunt, Betty Jones, Rita Adams, Cathy Buclwvalter, Second row, loft to right: Visla Amspacher, Etta Grove, Joan Shaffer, Ethel Burke, Fern Diehl, Beverly Keeney, .Joyce Krebs, Foggy Thonmn, Doris Wilclasin, Loretta Khuns, Joanne Bosley. Third row: Elsa Buchwaltor, Cynthia Rvider, Ruth Rcliymer, Fay Lchr, Mary Shearer, Joanne Murphy, Sally Kaiser, Joanne Pardo, Joan VVtll4ams, Stephanie Spiegle, Dorcas Bortner. Last row: Larry MCKim, Samuel Slwewell, David Zeigler, Dolphins Forbnsh, Robert Wolf, David Shilke, James Hartenstein, Michael Rudisill. no ' u 90 A 3 'gy - vi W' 'ft' ni V rv, H 0.0 V .. t 3 H I Q' : -'s l t Q X -3 'zz .. .. 2 1+ ' , 'tae S fl? 'V ' v 'P t' ' , X , SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Front row, left to right: Connie Walker, Marilyn Sweitzer, Marie Thompson, Donna Bailey, Mary Kelbaogh, Glenda Smith, Joyce Stoner, Mary Yost, Joanne Ream, Elaine Flemmcns, Second row: Daniel Shevvell, Susan Crow, Barbara Ilgenfritz, Barbara Sweeney, Helen Krebs, Joan Hughes, Jean Wilson, Beverly Edsall, Ruth Rohrbaugh, Anna Delp, Philip Stake. Third row: Terry Klinefelter, Nancy Jones, Doris Orwig, Judy Cook, Nancy Harvey, Caroline Jacoby, Slwelva Rineheart, Mary Brennamen, Lucille Wherley, Caroline Shaffer, Kenneth Baker. Last row: Paul Bortner, Guy Wolf, Terry Amspacher, Wendell Sweitzer, Dennis Good, Joe King, Ivan Gettcl, Samuel Sweitzer, Barry Myers, Clair Raflensberger, Robert Shaffer. SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL This year's baseball team shows a great deal of promise. Coach McCoy's outfit is bolstered by the return of these nine let- termen. Front row, left to right: Neil Harvey, Dale Orwig, Jim Penley, Larry Bahn, Bill Hughes. Back row: Bob Duerr, Lamar Rohrbach, Herb Dell and Donald Wea- VET. VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball team is composed of senior high girls. Coached by Mrs. Transue, they are the only girls' team en- tered in an organized league. Front row, left to right: Ruth Warner, Marian Pat- terson, Vivian Laughman, Doris Ness, Helen Hendrix. Second row: Ruth Russell, Manager, Doris Hicks, Lorraine Bowman, Cleo Ingham, Catherine Keeney, Betty Boyd, Mrs. Transue, Coach. Last row: Connie Coomes, Janet Delp, Dorothy Van Meter, Shirley Shive, Maureen Brown. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Athletic Council is composed of teach- ers who are interested in maintaining a high standard of athletics at Susquehan- nock. Lett to right: Mr. Wilson Hamrne, Mr. Thomas Ker- rigan, Mr. Russell Hare, Mr. Melvin Wagner, Mr. Robert McCoy, Miss Doris Oyler, Mr. LeRoy Krebs, Mrs. Clair Transue. BEANES FOR .xx-J ,ci A scene showing the Beanes at breakfast, a hilarious affair. Clockwise, beginning at the extreme left: Nancy Jo Getz Norma Krebs, Elenora Hicks, Patricia Orwig, Charles Miller, Donald Slonaker, Edwin Bubb, Georg Maier Charles Simpson, Jane McCullough, Ronald Good, and Beverly Shaver. BEANES FOR BREAKFAST, a three-act comedy by Jay Tobias, was presented by the Senior Class December 9 and ll. The play, directed by Mr. Guy R. Mergenthaler, was presented in the school auditorium, musical talent by other seniors was provided between acts. BREAKFAST Mercy, mercy, mercy! THE CAST Mrs. Kent l Mimi J-An ambitious widow ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Jarel Kent-Her twenty-year old sen ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Peggy Kent-Her eighteen-year old daughter ...... Gertie Gollop-The hill-billy cook ,A ,,.,.,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Uncle Podger-A poor relation from the Ozarks ,, Speedy Edwards-Peggy's jealous boy-friend .,,,, Miss Eudosia-Speedy's militant spinster aunt ,,,,,, Ruth Elton-Jarel's girl-friend ,,v,,,, ,,.. I . ....,.,,..,., .. Mrs. Bessie Elton-Ruth's nervous mother ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Opal Beane-Mimi's girlhood friend and bosom enemy ,,,,,, Botsford Beane-Her meek husband .,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,,...,,,.Y,,,.Y,,.,, Maudie Beane-Her dynamic daughter .,,,, Cadwallader Beane-Her snobbish son .... ,,,,.,,.... Jack Winters-The Beanes' erstwhile chauffeur ,,,,,, Sam Shaffner-A television salesman ..,.,........, Mike Dugan-His helper , ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Cast rehearses informally in 229 , NORMA KREBS CHARLES SIMPSON .,.....BEVERLY SHAVER ELENOR HICKS . .L CHARLES MILLER ,, , GEORG MAIER W ,.,,,,,v,,, LORETTA DAY ,, ,, NANCY JO GETZ BARBARA HARRELL PATRICIA ORWIG ,,,,..,,,,.,...,..EDWIN BUBB JANE MCCULLOUGH RONALD GOOD ,MCDONALD SLONAKER .... GUY WILLIAMS ,,,,..,,LARRY BAHN Manager of the lights-Francis Itzoe. Stage crew, left to right: Robert Arthur, Robert Duerr and Herbert Dell. CANNlBAL QUEEN First row, left to right: Lois O'Keete, Loretta Shaffer, Joan Lucas Long threatens the Professor Frey. Second row: Lois Miller, Jane Panian, Joanne Meyers, Rosie Miller, Evelyn Osborne. Third row: Kenneth James, Carroll Roseberry, James Adams, Carlton Smith, Lamar Rohr- bach. Cannibal Queen, a three-act comedy farce by Robert St. Claire, was presented by the Junior Class February 17 and 19. Under the direction of Mr. Guy R. Mergenthaler, the play was presented in the school auditorium. Mrs. Craig-A widow of thirty-tive .,,,...,,,,,..,.,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,A...,..,,,....,..,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,....... L ORETTA SHAFFER Daisy Mae Comfort-The colored maid ,,,,,, ..,..,,,, E VELYN OSBORNE Lucious Long-The colored porter , ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,.,,.......,,..,, J AMES ADAMS Bruce Clyde-A young newspaper editor W ,,,,,,,.,,,. c,A,,,. C ARROLL ROSEBERRY Brenda Day-Bruce's young and pretty secretary ,,,,..,,..,,,,,, ,,,......,...,,,,,,,,, Y,YYcYY,,,,,, R O SIE MILLER Eugenia Sherwood-A professional drama director .,.,..,,,,,.,,A.c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ........, J ANE PANIAN Julia Boyd-Owner of the newspaper, who has a very determined mind A.,,. VY.. A..,,,, J O AN FREY Professor Cornelius Kent-A middle-aged explorer who is very wealthy ,..... .f,,4s... C ARLTON SMITH Mary Freemont-Twenty-year-old niece of Professor Kent .....,....4..,..4.-,..,,..s. ,4--.V.-,Y...... L OIS Mll-l-ER Robert Freemont-Mary's rather sullen and disagreeable husband ..,,., .frfrrr L AMAR ROHRBACH Allen Kent-The Professofs nephew ,.,,,,,........,.,,,,.,.,..,....e,,,,,YY,Y..... A------ K ENNETH JAMES Mildred Wade-A pretty young girl of a loyal nature v,Y,.. -------- J OANNE MEYERS Ju-Ju-A real South Sea island queen ,..,,Vc.V,,.,,,.e,,,..e,,,A .44. ....f-eef-, L O I5 UKEEFE I ' til i V lu ii, CLUBS X A r Le' .AXE .N JUNIOR HIGH PHOTOGRAPHY SENIOR HIGH PHOTOGRAPHY The Jr. and Sr. I-ngn Photography Clubs are composed of students interested in the camera and its proper use. The clubs are largely responsible for pictures taken for the newspaper and yearbook and are sponsored by Mr. Laurence King, staff photographer. The staff would like to extend their sincere thanks to both clubs, especially to Mr. King and David Reed, both of whom worked hard throughout the year taking pictures for the Calumet. CAREER The Career Club has two objectives. To learn for what occupation each member of the club is best suited, and to acquaint the student body with the availability of occupational information and stimulate student interest in occupational training are the two obiectives of the Career Club. Mr. Robert Cox is the club advisor. The club also planned Career Day as well as placed students in part-time jobs. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Jr. Red Cross is composed of Susque- hannock students who are willing to share with others at home and abroad who are less for- tunate than they. ln this respect they are carry- ing on the same work as their big brother, the International Red Cross. 1 C. 1 Don Weaver presides at Career Club meeting: Club members make preparations for Valentine's Day. Bl CLUBS LIBRARY Upon entering the library you have probably noticed the students who are there to assist you. These girls are all members of the library club. The girls had the project of writing a play on A Day ln The Library. Five of the girls represented' Susquehannock at the Library Association of Penn- sylvania meeting last November. Club advisor is Miss Mary Hinz. F. T.A. The Future Teachers of America Club has en- joyed several trips to schools during its second year of existence. These trips enabled its mem- bers to observe the different methods of teaching. The club also sponsored a dance held Feb. 17 in the school gym. The club proved to be quite helpful in that it provided student substitutes for absent teachers. The officers are: Betty Miller, President, Edwin Bubb, Vice President, Patricia Maze, Secretary, Helen Sager, Treasurer-Historian. Qs- SCIENCE The Science Club is composed ot T6 students who have carried on a varied program this year. The club worked on a 6-inch telescope as well as continued their bird banding project which was started last year. The club, sponsored by Mr. Melvin Wagner, also collected minerals and fos- sils to build a school museum. CLUBS HOME NURSING The Home Nursing Club is made up of Susque- hannock girls who are interested in nursing. Sponsored by the school nurse, Mrs. Loretta Rappoldt, they are taught the rudiments of nurs- ing through actual experience. Quill and Scroll members study for future activity. The nine new members upon taking several oaths were officially received into the chapter and were pinned by their mothers. The newly accepted members are, left to right: Jane Panian Beverly Sheffer, Cleo Ingham, Carlton Smith, Jo- anne Meyers, Ronald Good, Martha Osborne, Donna Stake, Joan Nease. of --- ..-----ls.. Home Nursing girls receive training. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for Outstanding High School Journalists. Susquehannock's chapter, which was organized during the 53-54 term chose as its name, Helena Hartenstein Chapter. On March 4 at a candle- light service, nine members were initiated to make twenty-two students of Susquehannock, members of this organization. Pins were awarded these students with their positions on the yearbook or newspaper engraved on them. Quill and Scroll members who were initiated in 1955. 83 F.H.A. First row, left to right: Donna Smith, Vivian Laughman, Lorraine Bowman, Shirley Bosley, Evelyn Osborne, Dorothy Van Meter Dawn Senft Second row- Lois Brown Shirle Sparwasser, Yvonne Craig, Shelva 1 - - I Y Tyson, Joan Williams, Sarah Kiser. Third row: Loretta Amspacher, Shirley Shive, Janet Delp, Shirley Butcher, Bonnie Jo Cook, Carol Wisanant, Loretta Forry, Ethel Reider, Mrs. Henrietta Wilt, Advisor. The Susquehannock Chapter of FHA carried on a varied program of activities during the year 54-55. Shirley Bosley, FHA president, was also elected vice president of the York County Chapter. The girls held a Mother and Daughter Banquet, as well as serving at five other banquets. The Children's Home in York received cookies and candy donated by the girls. The chapter also donated to the band uniform fund and the York County FHA Scholarship fund. The local chapter combined with the local FFA chapter to sponsor a Sweet- heart Dance in the school gym. Chosen to reign at the dance were: Queen, Shirley Bosley, King, Fred'Dickmyerp Prince, Frank Lucabaugh, and Princess, Vivian Laughman. THE SWEETHEART DANCE 1 ni. Lett to righf. F,-,nk Lucaba ll T d Krebs Bill Miller, . ' h, Sh'l ' ht: Larry Krebs' e ' . Dickmver, Vivian Laughmanug ll ey Bosley, Fred :ell kloullgbaugh Shirley BosleYf Fred Dickmyer, ' ran f V n Vivian Lau9hman, Evelvn Osborne' Dorothy a Meyer, Donna Smith. F.F.A. l i ..7,.:Lq F.F.A. meeting with Fred Dickmyer presiding and Advisor Hare ass! ing. The Susquehannock Chapter of F.F.A. has carried on a varied prugram of events during the past year. Among these were the initiation of new Chapter members, trips to Philadelphia and Baltimore, and a banquet, as well as a Capon Supper. The chapter combined with the F.H,A. to present the Sweetheart Dance in the school gym on February 5, l955. Fred Dickmeyer, Ervin Shaffer, and Charles Fair, all of whom are seniors, received the Keystone Farmers Degree at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show on January 13, 1955. The degrees were awarded on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship, proiects, farming programs, and proiect records. Mens , Q I T -l F.F.A. members who ,ec - en at Sweetheart Dance. , ' enve Keystone de K'ng and Que to right: C. Fair, F. Dickmyer, E. Shaffer. greel left I 85 CLUBS THEATRE ARTS The Theatre Arts Club has been kept quite busy throughout the year making scenery for the class plays. They also repaired damaged scenery and provided sets for assembly programs. The club is sponsored by Mr. Workman and Mr. Wallace, industrial arts teachers. HELPING HAND CLUB To lend a helping hand Wherever you can. Never think ofthe worry or trouble It may cost you. Above is the motto of the Helping Hand Club. As in previous years, the club visits the York Hospital every month. The club's purpose is ex- actly what its name impliese- To lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. The club has been quite active in school activities also. They helped clean the building and guide the guest represen- tatives on Career Day. The club is sponsored by Mr. Frank Baker and is open to all junior and senior high students. K.. OFFICE CLUB The Office Club is composed of iunior and senior high girls who help Mrs. Coleman, their advisor, with general office work. The girls carry out various activities necessary to the office and receive valuable experience in office procedures. ,Nay WN CLUBS .ifIff'TT.--e A .Q WT Members of the Sachem society pose informally on steps of their Alma Mater. QUO VADIS The Quo Vadis Club is composed of Latin stu- dents interested in furthering their knowledge of Latin and Roman customs. The club attended the State Convention at Kennard-Dale, and also made a notebook on Roman mythology as well as Roman calendars. Club watches demonstration of fundamentals of golf. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY There are eight members in the National Honor Society. Eligibility for this honor is based on a point systern for extracurricular activities, on an 85 per cent average scholastic record, on member- ship in the Junior or Senior class and on posses- sion of the qualities of scholarship, service, leader- ship and character. Present members are, left to right: Ronald Good, Rodney Panian, Bill Gantz, Jack Hedrick, Nancy Gaeckler, Jane McCullough, Betty Miller, and Cleo Ingham. Latin students and advisor rehearse pantomime on The Life of Hercules for State Convention. GOLF The Golf club is composed of students who are interested in breaking par at their favorite golf course. Sponsored by Mr. Lawrence King, they learn the proper technique and the finer points of the game. 87 CLUBS MUSIC This club is composed of those Susque- hannock students who are interested in the finer aspects in the musical field. Their sponsor is Mr. Robert Clay. 5 r T '. 1 l p.. Mr. Persing instructs dancing class. INTRAMURALS Boys' Intramurals is composed of boys who are interested in playing sports, not necessarily varsity. These boys meet once a week and participate in such sports as foot- ball, basketball, volleyball and softball. Mr. Robert McCoy sponsors this club. 5 , .,1t,,.j, Music Club listens to recital. DANCING Sponsored by the Student Council, danc- ing lessons were given every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday to interested Jr. and Sr. High students. Mr. Charles Persing in- structs this group of dancing enthusiasts. Lining up for a foul. S1 EE. I .QQ E :5:H':f s1, -Zlq-llflrllihin 'lu'll9u.hxY i s '.ll1!Qilj'l:gYQ Wi! ii Yifsiffii V v ' E in ' Hia! Q A153552 FOR COMFORT FOR DURABILITY SIELING FURNITURE COMPANY MODERN BEDROOM FURNITURE RAILROAD PENNSYLVANIA LOREN MURCHISON 81 CO., INC. 57I Broad S+ree'I' NEWARK, N. J. Class Rings, Medals, Trophies and Pins S. W. HAMPSON, RepresenI'a+ive C.AC' .MILLER DOLLIES BEAUTY SHOP B :Tineir Lineboro, Md. PHONE: Glen Rock 4823 PHONE' H P'I 'I W8 HEDRICK CROSSES GOAL LINE IN WARRIOR WIN N Besi' Wishes AMERICAN INSULATOR CORP. Cusfom Molders of Plasfic Maferials NEW FREEDOM, PENNA. CANDLE LIGHT Hamerown, Pennsylvania BUBB INSURANCE AGENCY Compleie Insurance Service NOTARY PUBLIC P.O. Building - New Freedom, Pa. Phone Glen Rocl: 3624 BEST POLICY e 51. stag: 'E . -A Cc? jp gl ze, Qc .S9., Complimenis of COLEMAN ENTERPRISE CORP. Glen Rock, Pennsylvania WARNER AND WIRTZ Sales and Service CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE New Freedom, Pa. Phone 3732 A... --- A il N I . . Q I T !J'!,'Ti1 C H NIMH Il jgiiiwpf f I R 5 KEENEY'S MEAT MARKET Hungerford, Pennsylvania d , H. FRANCIS NONEMAKER CompIimen+s Fil Heafing and Plumbing of g:3iWESTlNGHOUSE APPLIANCES BLOUSE'S MEAT MARKET TTT' New 'F'm P 'H l RE -hm CODORUS NATIONAL BANK DUERR BROTHERS ,n Jefkmn Milk and Freighi' Codorusl Perma Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone GR 4093 For A Real Treal' Eal' UTZ'S POTATO CHIPS SQTDQRUS SERVICE STATIQN Buy Your Diamonds and Waiches TYDOL GAS and vEEnoL OIL 1 'mm Repairing a Specially-Washing MARK E TRONE Jeweler Lubrica+ing Accessories fggg :, ' ' and Mirro Glazing iiq' Nw' 44 BaI+imore S+. Pl1one Glen Roclc 3896 Hanover' Pa. ROBERT E. HAMM MENCHEY Nofary-Public and Insurance MUSIC SERVICE BRQDBECK'Sl PA. I8 York S+. Hanover, Pa. Menchey Means Music J. F. 8: H. O. NEUHAUS H. J. S-I-ONER Glen Rock Pa. . ' Sillll Hardware. Feed and Gas, Oil, lce Cream and Groceries . M GI R k,R.D.N.3 Farm Equlpmenll iTwE 'l'A li Phiarllle glen Rock 3169 ROHRBAUGH'S SERVICE STATION Tydol and Veedol-Gas and Oil Lubricaiion-Car Washing Federal Tires Presf-O-Life Bafieries Jefferson, Pennsylvania FARMERS STATE BANK OF HANOVER I3 - I4 Balfimore Sfreef Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaiion THE JUNIOR SHOP Layefies, ChiIdren's Wear 'Io size I4: La- dies' Lingerie, Nylons, Blouses, Jeans: Toys, Gifis, Rusf Craf+ Cards, Jewelry, Walleis, Sloiionery. P.O. Building, New Freedom, Pa. ITZOE'S NEWSSTAND Films-Magazines Newspapers Laundry Service L. V. IZTOE, Propriefor GLATFELTER'S ICE CREAM C. N. KROUT, Proprieior Glen Roch, Pa. Phone 334l For CaH'le, Hogs and Pouliry OWINGS BROTHERS, INC. Glen Rock, Pa. JUNE BUG FEEDS Complimenls of SWAM ELECTRIC CO., INC. Hanover, Pa. GLEN ROCK STEAM BAKERY Glen on fhe Label Means Qualify on fhe Table GLEN ROCK. PENNA. Yorlr, Pa. E Harrisburg KELLER MOTOR SERVICE Phone 8-27I5 Phone 4-0258 35 Wafer Sfreel' Phone GR 37I6 DGY ind Elfenlng Classes THOMPSON COLLEGE DeSoto and Plymouih Sales and Service Glen Roclr, Pennsylvania C o u rs e s: Slenographic, Secreiarial, Ac- counhng and Business Adminisiraiion. JOHN W. KERCHNER Hides and Tallow Dead Animals Prompfly Removed Phone Loganville 2I43 Seven Valley, Pennsylvania W. HOMER HENDRIX General Insurance Fire, Life, Aufo, Healih and Accident WorIrmen's Compensafion, General Liabilify Hungerford, Pa. Phone GR 4848 Congraiulafions and Besi Wishes +o The Graduafion Class BUCHART ENGINEERING CORP. PEOPLES BANK OF GLEN ROCK Glen Rock, Penna. COMMERCIAL BANKING Member: Al'CI'1II'9C'I'5 Engineers Federal Deposii bl I Wesi Merkel' Sfreef Yorlr, Penna. Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Sysfem KOPPS COMPANY, INC. K R E B' S A. G. Food Sfore Lineboro, Md. Brodecks' Pa. LUMBER AND MILLWORK Where Qualify Cosfs Less Hampsfead 48II S. J. KREBS, Prop., I FAMOUS HOT WIENER LUNCH B I X L E R S Corner YorIr Sf. and Broadway HANOVER, PA. ARENDT'S RESTAURANT Fo' A iralikefjii' Games I430 W. Popular Sf. Phone Glen Rock 3852 YORK' PA' FARM BUREAU INSURANCE. AUTO-LIFE-FIRE-POLIO-ACCIDENT-COMPENSATION-LIABILITY LeRoy A. Rohrbaugh, Agenf Full Time Service Office in Lodge Hall Phone Jefferson 2I64 Codorus, Pa. R. C. SHUCHART PeopIe's INC. Baking Company New Freedom Phone Glen Rock 3622 SUMMIT SHUCHART'S HOMEMADE FEEDS BREAD-BUNS-CAKES-PIES BEACON FEEDS GRAIN-SEEDS-POULTRY EQUIPMENT New Freedom, Perma FERTILIZER phone 3626 l ull' 1 920701 Dodge and Plymoufh iw! CODORUS CANNING COMPANY i I S I d , . 5 Packers of dj. , aes an Serwce 'A Q Beans, Tomafoes and SUMMIT SERVICE Sf Choice Ve9e+ab'eS f Codorus, Pa. New' Freedom, Pa. Phone 4873 R- E- YOHE SEITZLAND srone Your Communify Pure Food Siore General Merchandise Locker Slorage Brodbeclcs, Pa. F F d Phone Glen Roclc 4822 and rozen oo S Jewelry af ws Bed Groceries Dry Goods GUS'-Weed Rermifing w. A. H. scHwAR12's a. soN COLUMBIA JEWELRY COMPANY A One-Sfop 5+o,-e Cenfer Square and Broadway Shoes Hardware Hanover. Pa- Yorlr New Salem, Penna. E. C. STRAWBRIDGE GLEN MOTORS Farm lmplemenfs Kaiser-Willys-Henry J g Sales and Service Hungerford' Penne' Wheel Aligning and Balancing Phone Glen Roclc 4847 Phone GLEN ROCK 3266 Ph 9243 H , P . , one H, A, BORTNER a 'e' EHRHARTS CUSTARD BAR Boffler of Shrewsbury, Pa. Carbonaied Soff Drinks OPen DBHY gf All Kinds Bar-B-Q Mill: Shalres Pale Dry Ginger Ale lCed Drinks JONES. JOHN l'l. FREDRICK GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN Elecfrical Confrador New Freedom, Pa. Phone GR 487I Yuengling's lce Cream Z, ' Phone GR 4655 E'-ISC' l lC'Q--Z I SHEETS BROTHERS SNYDER S FEED Mll.l. Farm Equipmeni'-Mofor Truclrs Refrigeraiion-Sales and Service Eshelman and Larro Feed Carlise Sheet Ex+d. Brodbeckgu Pa, Main Office: Hanover, Penna. Phone Glen Rock 4307 5+ewar+S+0wn. Pa- Hanover 2-623I: 2-525l Before Buying Your Furnifure Needs, Gel Our Prices and See Our Line 2l-29 Wes? Broadway Red Lion, Pa. - ZARFOS FURNITURE STORE, INC. Yorlr Coun+y's Large Display of Furniiure and Rugs Open Friday and Safurday Evenings Complimenfs of A FRIEND R. H. MOWERY Plumbing - Hea+ing GLEN ROCK, PA. Complimenfs of GLEN MANUFACTURERS BUD HAVEN 5 Appliances and Furnirure JOSEPH W. SILBAUGH Cemefery Memorials Souih Main Sireef Shrewsbury. Penna. SARAH'S BEAUTY SALON High S+ree+ NEW FREEDOM, PA. Phone Glen Rock 4380 SHREWSBU RY MFG. CO. Manufaciurers of Ladies' Pajamas Complimenfs of PEN-MAR SEWING Phone GR 446' MACHINE CO. JOHN UCHTFUSS MCMlLLlAN General Merchandise CONSTRUCTION CO INC LUNCH-BEER Builder and Confracior Unebml Md. GLEN ROCK, PENNA. Complimenfs of SHREWSBURY LUMBER CO. Shrewsbury, Pa. ANDERSON FEED CO. Manufacfurers of Anderson Feeds Hungerford, Pa. Phone Glen Rocl: 4842 SHREWSBURY BRANCH OF THE YORK TRUST COMPANY Comple+e Banking Facilifies SHREWSBURY, PENNA. JOHN M. RUDISILL AND SONS, INC. Mo'ror Express Seven Valleys, Pa. R.F.D. No. 2 PHONE 233l Whe Th n ere's a Day 'Io Remember fhe Way Io Remember Is SHAFFNER'S JEWELER SILVERSMITH 6 E. Marlrel' Sireei, Yorlr, Pa. Merchandise of Qualify Complimenis of NEW FREEDOM DEPT. STORE New Freedom, Pa. Phone! Glen Roclr 4063 ScoH s Lawn Care DuPonf Painis Hardware-Toys-Giffs Formerly I. A U ' S Seigman 8: Wherley GI R lx Plumbing en oc Healing GLEN ROCK' PA' BAUGI IER'S GARAGE Chrysler and Plymoufh Sales and Service Codorus, Pa. Phone Glen Roch 4l82 LOUIS ZUPNIK, INC. Sewing Coniraclors Specializing in ChiIdren's Dresses NEW FREEDOM, PA. CODORUS 8: MANHEIM FARMERS ASSO. Grain, Flour, Feed Coal and Ferfilizer Glenville, Yorlr Co., Pa. Phone Glen Roclr 4I82 E. H. HELFRICH, JR. Waichmalcer and Jeweler NEW FREEDOM, PA. All Walch Repairs Guaranfeed BORTNER'S GARAGE New and Used Cars, General Repairs, Complefe Fronl' End and Aligning Service. Glenville, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 4I8I C. A. SAUBEL Communify Pure Food Sfore Hardware and Painfs HAMETOWN, PENNA. BOWMAN'S ICE CREAM SHOP Ice Cream for All Occasions Soups, Sandwiches, Drinlrs SH REWSBURY, PA. Complimenfs of LEROY HEINDLE'S Communify Pure Food Sfore Glen Roclr R. D. No. 2 Complimenls of HUNGERFORD PACKING COMPANY. INC. Hungerford, Pennsylvania SUPERIOR WIRE CLOTH CO. Manufadurers of NON FERROUS SCREEN AND WIRE CLOTH SUPERIOR IN QUALITY SUPREME IN DURABILITY Hungerford. Yorlr Co., Pa. ATTIG BROS. CompIimen'Is of Fresh and Smoked Meafs J- H' STERN ,ijjjjQjjf1jQ GARMENT co.. INC. SFI-ESERVICE Seven Valleys, Pa. Complimenfs of fhe KELLER AND COMPANY GLENVILLE HOTEL s ce 39 Wa+er Sfreei' Glen Rock, P Phone Glen Rock 37I2 ADELA'S BEAUTY SHOP HUGHES' RESTAURANT 33 Hanover Shed New Freedom, Pennsylvania Glen Rock' pa, Phone 4I02 NELLIE L. McCULLOUGH Ladies' and ChiIdren's Ready-fo-Wear Men'5 Wear Millinery and Giffs H. R. IRoxyI GLADFELTER GLEN ROCK, PENNA. GIen Rock, Pa. Complimenfs of EVELYN Smz THE Eoon STORE BEAUTY SHQP On 'Ihe Corner Gien Rock. pa' phone 3267 Glen Rock, Pennsylvania O. K. COMMJNITY STORE For Fines? Quaify and Service Groceries-Dairy Producis-Produce-Choice Fresh Meais Frozen Foods-No+ions LARGEST SELECTION OF FOOD IN SOUTHERN YORK COUNTY Glen Roclr, Pa. HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS SAVADA BROS., INC., GLEN ROCK Manufaclurers of SPORTSWEAR-SHIRTS-PAJAMAS-UNDERWEAR Lel' Him Be A Model Boy Every Day GROVE 8: SECHRIST Sporling Goods 77 N. Main S+. Red Lion, Pa. WERTZ GARAGE MELVIN D. SHAFFER 81 N Phone Hampsfead 362l Sales and Service Farm Traclors and Equipmenf dv Home Appliances n Lineboro, Maryland SO Modern Home Appliances Radio-Sound-TV Zenilli-Shrewsbury, Pa.-Gibson M. C. SWEITZER Dealer in General Merchandise Coal, Ferlilizer NEW FREEDOM, R. D. CLIFTON R. WINEHOLT Truck Bodies and Woodworking Welding and General Repairs NEW FREEDOM. PENNA. ,' 1 -' ..., ... .. 'fu 1- ,gb ,. . soon DASHES ron LoNe c-:AIN Heonlcx nowr-uso AT DALLASTOWN H. C. GEIPLE 81 SON Keep Your Home A'H'rac+ive Compleie Home Furnishings BROADLOOM CARPET-LINOLEUM-WALL COVERING Funeral Home Known by Service Since l880 GLEN ROCK' PENNA. Phone 3286 THE KOLLER GLEN ROCK FERTILIZER STATE BANK CO. Glen Rock, Pa. Glen Rock, PG. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CITIES FUEL - KEROSENE - GASOLINE suwlcl Office Phone Glen Roclr 3453 Home Phone Glen Rock 3677 HEDRICK OIL SERVICE Frank R. Hedrick, Prop. CITIES SERVICE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Glen Rock, Penne. Used Cars 24-Hour Towing Service , SINCLAIR ON Cbmpllmehfs of CENTERVILLE, SERVICE STATI , Charles W. Bradfieldblfdgnk k P S Ph 3892 en oc . 0- 'xllhing-Lubricaiion-General Repairing New Freedom' Pa' NONEMAKER 8 HEDRICK Merry Tiller and Breacly Garden Tracfors: SERVICE STATIQN Jacobsen, Wodhagion and Pennsylvania owers Ailanfic Gas and M for Oil . Sa. Co, T,::r:s:'2.1a1f i:Cf .. ., Phone e.R. 4:93 ' ' ee O' ' an mu: 'K' an 14 Specializing in Charier Service Modern Coaches For Modern Charier Service RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO. Rdilrbad. Pa. Phone Glen Roclx 4349 n ' Spanien? I . 1, Q . 'Z Qaeda 5'- 9151 11 Q WEBB 8: WOLF MILLER YOrh'S FIIIBSI' FRAME AND RADIATOR SERVICE , Rouie III SP9 'I'n9 Goads Slow M Mile Souih of Jacobus, Pa. Phone: Yorlr 637I3 Bes+ Wishes 'I'o +he Class of '55 CRESCENT INDUSTRIES N F d P yl Complimenfs of H. W. ANDERSON w. c. ANSTINE and LEO F. BOLLINGER Sewing Confracfors MELVIN J. SHEFFER, INC. RAILROAD' PA, Esiablished I893 Farming Equipmenf and Refrigerafion Hanover, Pa. Lihlesfown, P C-LVD C. K. MELLINGER General Con+rac+or EXCAVATING - CONCRETING - BITUMINOUS SURFACING New Freedom, Pa. Phone Glen Rock - Shop 4462 - Office 4697 Uiflyid fzzlzffbnx fa Me HENRY M. BLATNER Your l955 Class Pholographer Phone 7l73 l53 Easi' Marlrel' Slreei' Yorlr, Penne. AT THE BROWNSTONE HOUSE BENSON'S OF NEW FREEDOM Arrow Shirfs Lord Baliimore CIoI'hes McGregor FORMAL CLOTHES RENTALS Uniforms - Underwear - Soclxs C. M. KIDD General Hardware and Sherwin Williams PainI's Phone Glen Rock 4874 NARDIE'S FOOD MARKET New Freedom, Pa. SMITH'S QUALITY SUPER MARKET Home Dressed Meals Phone 3750 Associaied wiI'h A. G. Sfores MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE - PLENTY OF PARKING NORMAN KOPP Glen Rock No. Seifzland JANSON'S RESTAURANT Upholsfering and Repairing New Freedom' pa. and Refinish Glen Ro For Family Securi'I'y E. J. J. GOBRECHT Insurance See I20 Ches+nu+ S+., Hanover, Pa. Hanover's Oldesl' EIec'IricaI and Radio Sfore ck, Pa, Pl-,one 3l82 Phone Hanover 9I29 JEROME J. WILLIAMS Il2 Manchesfer S+. I BENSON'S OF NEW FREEDOM Ladies' Apparel - Giffs - Accesories Munsingwear - Co-ordinafes - Dresses ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW , L I Phone Glen Rock 4049 New Freedom, Penna. I SHUCHART IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Infernafional Harvesier Farming Equipmeni' SERVICE - PARTS - SUPPLIES Farmall Tracfors-Barn Equipmenf-Service and Repairing of All Types of Farming Equipmenf HOME APPLIANCES AND REFRIGERATION BARBEHENN 81 SON MERCHANT Glenville, Pa. Phone Glen Roclc 4I84 R. F. WARN ER Feed-Grain-Ferlilizer Seed-Prod uce Phone Hampsiead 3553 Lineboro, Maryland G. ROY STERMER 8: SON ' CARMANS Gi e'a' Plagng will Ice, COAL AND MILK Sas, Frames, oors, c. Phone 3476 Glen Roclc, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 480' ARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Compllmenlls of 3rd and Penn Sireefs I , GLEN Desks, INC. New F'e'2'I '- Pa- I, Phone Glen Rock 3 HENRY H. WARNER 81 SON MAMIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1 . H : M A d S + d s-5 '? LIvEZ:EJbgLo'Dl:,iLERS Tuzslgay, Tllurzzlazn anda Elrlclzz' 8-2 S .T 6' ' fi Phone Hampsiead 3555 zl f' ,f ,y S JOHN E. YOST JEWELER AUTHORIZED I05 Main S+. Glen Roclr, Pa. D,STR,BUTOR FOR HAMILTON-ELGIN-WADSWORTH-WATCHES AND PARKER PENS AND THE BEST IN DIAMONDS. SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY Repairing A SpeciaI+y .ll s DIAMOND-5 .Jn F ----- ------- - -- - ' I il MILLERS' STORES Lineboro, Md. Pleasanl Hall, Pa. Hampslead 3554 Shippensburg 499-R-2 Complimenls of M. E. BRICKER On 'Ihe Square Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone Glen Roclc 3062 WAGNER CLEANERS Phone 3456 Glen Rock, P SHREWSBURY GARAGE Ford Sales and Service Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 457l Roul Complimenfs of ZEIGLER'S RESTAURANT 24-Hour Service Two Good Places Io Eaf Here and a+ Home Doro+hy Zeigler, Prop. e I I I Hungerford, P KATHLEEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 3rd Slreel' New Freedom, Penna. Phone GR 472I SHIVE'S STORE Jefferson, Pennsylvania BRODBECK CHEVROLET CO. Sales and Service We Specialize in Truclc Sales GET OUR PRICES ON BODY AND FENDER WORK Glen Roclc, Pa. Phone 38II ,ff-Cf-f.hfz-C'rw2-,xv 5 I T T .J U H U IS ouk K ruzsr mousm Since I885 HARTENSTEIN 8: CO. Furnilure and Floor Coverings Elecfric Appliances HARTENSTEIN MORTUARY New Freedom, Penna. J. J. Harlensiein '33 and E. V. McCullough '44 Complimenfs of NEW FREEDOM LUMBER CO., INC. MARGARET KREBS BEAUTY SHOP SNYDERS JUNK YARD C d I P . Brodbecks PhoneoJeZ'?eI-sona2I46 Phone GIen Rock 4303 Open Wed., Fri. and Sai. BRAUN'S SERVICE STATION , R. D. No. I Glen Rock, Pa. CompI'men+s of GAS-olL-TIRES GLEN ROCK ICE CREAM-CANDY Phone GIen Rock 3419 PEOPLE'S BANK OF HANOVER Hanover, Pa. We invi'I'e your inquiry aboui' our Loan Service, Personal I A oans, ufo Purchase Ioans, Morigages and Real Esiafe Loans. Complimenfs of CHARLES G. SUMMERS. JR.. INC. New Freedom, Pa. f K T -W' u'i'E1'I1ne I Q' UMAGRAN U I, l v'i A7aqbn--nah YEARBOOK Tum: Yunooc Gmuuu-Du. 'Abbe Viv i-in La ujh 'mln 'Aera 676027 Ma S .P . X lhix .f Ca I , la 4 S-'a 21 Cyn ' 94 fb? '5 Q, '? Sf 03' F QA gifts cvs X l X 1-Yfz VV N X sm X L 52 Hama 9 ' ff,-7' ,iffy 'Q' LW 1 -.- 3? 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