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

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Let us follow several students and relive our joyous years at SHS. Ivan Gettle Donald Shive C0-Edilorx Table of Contents UNDERCLASSMEN Page 21 ACTIVITIES Page 69 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Page 5 SENIORS Page 41 ADS AND CLUBS Pfzge 87 Dedication Students . . . Cheering the team to victory, sweating over a difficult test, faithfully doing home work-are only a small portion of the meritorious accomplishments of the students of SHS. The average student in addition to meeting scholastic requirements, finds time to participate in a diversity of activities from working in the library to participating in strenuous sports. The students are also willing to partic- ipate in the planning and the organizing of clubs, social affairs, and events staged for the benefit of their classes and other individuals. Without hesitation and with sincere respect to you the students, we, the 1960 Calumet Staff, take great pl-easure in dedicating this yearbook to you. May it always remind you of your fruitful years at SHS. FFICE Administration Us ' 5 , Board of Education Members of the Board conduct business Five men from each of the six districts of the Southern joint School System carry the responsibility of running the jointure efficiently. All important items are brought before them for discussion and wise decisions. Included in the school board's activities are the tasks of setting up the budget and determining bus routes for the six schools. They also approve any administrations plans and building plans. Election of teachers comes under their category. A Board Officers Mr. junior Day, Vice Presidentg Mr. William Kapp, Treasurerg Mrs. Dorothy Panzarella, Secretaryg Mr. Paul Shepperd, President. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Codorus Township Clarence L. Orwig John E. King Nevin Fourhman Raymond Miller William G. Gantz Glen Rock Borough Wfilliam W. Kapp Russell A. Thoman Ray Patrizio Paul W. Sheppard Emory R. Patterson New Freedom Borough junior W. Day Henry S. Keith john G. Bulcken Edward V. McCullough Richard Hersey Railroad Borough William E. Henry William Kelbaugh Earl S. Thoman Carl W. Caskey Richard W. Rohrbaugh Shrewsbury Borough Wilbur Gantz M. W. Diehl Frank Hoke john D. Baum Kenneth M. Mellinger Shrewsbury Township Martin Hecthcote joseph A. Lehman Paul S. Rennoll Stewart F. Thomas john C. Parrish As Americans we possess rights, freedoms, and opportunities in such quantity and qual- ity that we fail to fully appreciate our good fortune. Too often we take these conditions for granted and forget the heritage and faith of our forefathers. Now, you will take your place as a citizen in this community. It will be your respon- sibility to guard and maintain these rights and freedoms for the generations of the fu- ture. Harry R. Henly Supervising Principal Millersville S.T.C., B.S. Penn State University, M.Ed. Supervising Principal Administrators MR. HARRY R. HENLY, supervising Principal As principal of Susquehannock High School, and, in behalf of our faculty, I ex- tend with pride and appreciation to each of the Class of 1960 a most sincere congratu- lation. Good luck and best wishes, and may these past years of learning be the firm founda- tion on which you will build the new life before you. Ralph A. Bortner Principal Gettysburg College, B.S., M.S. Principal MR. RALPH A. BORTNER, Principal Mr. Raymond Burger, Mr. Donald Blough, Mr. james Miller, Mr. Thomas Kerrigan. Social Studies To learn of the past and of present conditions is the purpose of the Social Studies Courses. Those offered are Eu- ropean, American, and World History, Problems of Democracy, and Geography. Social Studies grant us the opportunity to learn about the governments in other countries, and of their way of life. It also helps us understand and enjoy our heritage. 8 Mr. Hamme instructs students STANDING: Mr. Robert Cox, Mr. Sydney Ehrhart. SEATED: Mrs. Dorothy Hollahan, Mrs. Sarah Graham. SEATED: Mrs. Mary Keith, Mrs. Doris Miller, Miss Margaret Mercer. STANDING: Mr. Guy Mergenthaler, Mr. Matthew Mensch, Mr. Roland Heath- Cote. Guidance Guiding students through their high school years, recording grades, and inter- viewing seniors are a few of the jobs of the guidance department. Guidance teach- ers are available to the students for coun- seling and assisting at any time. These faculty members encourage stu- dents to further their education and to plan for their future careers. The librarian lends assistance in find- ing books and references. English Ain't ain't no word is one of the many things the English teachers strive to teach their students. Pupils are informed in the proper use of grammar as well as in great literary works. Another division of the English depart- ment is the journalism classes. Students learn the correct skills of Writing. In tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades students are introduced to Julius Cae- sar,', Macbeth, and Hamlet 9 Mr. Robert Zigler, Miss Nancy Boyle, and Mr. Robert McCoy. Physical Education, Health, and Driver Education Through the tireless efforts of the Physical Education and Driver Education departments, Susquehannock's students learn the skills of applying good sports- manship. Senior High Students are well informed in the art of operating an automobile and obeying the traffic laws in Driver Edu- cation. Physical Education teachers instruct both boys and girls in sports and encour- age participation on the school's athletic teams. Boys practice gymnastics. Home Economics Both Junior and Senior high students are instructed in the fundamental princi- ples of homemaking. Under the guidance of the Home Eco- nomics' teachers, students are shown the proper methods to acquire skill in cook- ing, sewing, and managing the home. Beginning with a simple apron, they master the skill of sewing until they have completed a dress. In cooking they learn to make everything from a biscuit to a full course meal. Modern appliances are available to all Home Ec. classes. These experiences prepare the students as future homemakers. Nurse Safeguarding the health of the stu- dents is the aim of nurses, Mrs. Margaret Anderson and Mrs. Loretta Rappolt. In the grades seven, nine, and eleven, phys- ical examinations are conducted by Dr. Remley with the assistance of the nurses. Hearing and vision tests are given also. Mrs. Anderson is available to any stu- dent who needs medical attention. Mrs, Teresa Black and Mrs. Henrietta Wilt. Nurse-Mrs. Margaret Anderson. I I M Science Experiments, test tubes and chemicals are the components of the science depart- ment. Under the direction of Mr. Stermer, Mr. Wagner, and Mr. Zeilman, students learn to conduct experiments, handle chemicals, and study the aspects of the physical world. Chemistry, biology, and physics are the three courses offered to senior high stu- dents. There are general science classes for the junior high classes. Mr. Curtis Stermer, Mr. Melvin Wagner, and Mr. Melvin Zeilman. Foreign Languages Latin, French, and Spanish are the foreign languages which are offered. A student who takes one of these languages increases his understand- ing of the ways and customs of the people around him. In the eighth grade students are offered a chance to decide which language they like by taking a Gen- eral Language Course. Each lan- guage is taught for a period of nine weeks. I2 Miss Phyllis Krumrine and Mr. Elwood Ruth. Industrial Arts Casas remsrazrs starter? and Agriculture gm Cagpvserms f Wt' , A xv . k ii 1 I an t Through practice in the shop and inthe Very, field the boys prepare for their future. In the shop they work on projects of wood, metal, and plastic. The boys also learn mechanical drawing and lettering. Boys taking the Agriculture Course grow crops and work with farm machin- ery. They also study science and other subjects dealing with agriculture. Mr. Russell Hare and Mr. Lowell Wallace Walter Fourhman, Robert Hildebrand, and Aaron Amspacher repair the cornplanter. Mr. Oscar Snyder, Mr. Paul Ricker, Mr. William Wolf, and Mr. Frank Baker. Mr. Charles Miller heads the Art Department. Mathematics Mathematics is fast becoming one of the most important subjects being taught in school because it is the basis for under- standing. With the ever increasing need for engineers and scientists, a thorough knowledge of all phases of mathematics is necessary. Susquehannock prepares its students by requiring courses in elementary mathe- matics for junior high students. Senior high students are offered the higher math, including Algebra, Geometry and Trigo- nometry. Art Art is one of the oldest means of com- munication. Through it we have learned many things about our ancestors. Mr. Charles Miller, head of the Art Department, patiently instructs students in the proficiency of art. His junior high artists learn to enlarge pictures, draw likenesses of models, and paint with water colors. More advanced projects are assigned to older students. They make masks, cor- sages, and figurines. Several artists partic- ipated in poster contests and won awards. Music Students who enjoy singing or playing an instrument are encouraged to partici- pate in the music program, consisting of the band, orchestra, and choral group. The Music Department provides enter- tainment for assemblies and special pro- grams. The students may take part in the music festivals held every year by the county, district, and state, thus affording opportunity to visit more of Pennsylvania's schools. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Prowell Seitzmger Miss Melba Zarfos and Mr Elwood Wells. Students vocalize Miss Sarah Bookwalter, Mr. Leroy Krebs, Mr. Gerald Treon. Business Students in this department are trained for future careers in the business world. Included in the curricula of this de- partment are typing, bookkeeping, short- hand, clerical and office practice, busi- ness English, and business arithmetic. Students are granted an opportunity to put their studies into actual practice through work in the student store and the task of selling lunch tickets. They also help in keeping school records. Mr. Krebs instructs clerical and office practice students. School Office Mr. Paul Ricker, Vice Principalg and Mr. Richard Hartranft, Adminis- Students seek help in office trative Assistant. Secretaries, Mrs. Nancy Warner and Mrs. Betty Smith. Elementary Supervisor Mr. William Lingg Glen Roch Elementary Teachers FIRST ROW: Mrs. Idella Kroh, Mrs, Deloras Stover, Mrs, Gem Patrizio. SECOND ROW: Mr. Luther Miller. Mrs. Edith McCleary. Mrs, Olivia Frederick, Mr, Richard Fasnacht. Friendship Elementary Teachers FIRST ROW: Mrs, Elizabeth Kenney. Mrs. Ruth Stermer, Mrs. Agnes Nace. Mrs. Esther Boldosser, Mrs. Mary Sheffer. SECOND ROXW: Mrs. Loretta Rappoldt, Miss Esther Seitz, Mrs. Rebecca Meyers, Mrs, Ruth Heindel, Miss Emily Anderson, THIRD ROXV: Mr. Francis Buck. Mr. Donald XX'allick. Mrs. Gene Gaeckler. Mr. Robert Mescan. Mr. joseph McCullough, I8 Glenville Elementary Teachers FIRST ROXV: Miss Judith Lau, Mrs. Marie Sweitzer, Mrs. Miranda Rohrbaugh. SEC- OND ROXV: M'r. Paul Snyder. Mr. Paul Glatfelter. Mr. Parker Smith. S h rewsbury E lem en tary Teach ers FIRST ROXW: Mr. W. Carl Scott, Miss Mabel Bortner. Mrs. Zelda Smith. Mrs. Mary Tredway. New Freedom Elementary Teachers FIRST ROXV: Mrs. Rebecca Miller. Miss Catherine Irwin. Mrs. Kathleen Spangler. Mrs. Jeannette Harvey. SECOND ROXY':'Mrs. Ina Measley. Mrs. Ruth Vernon. Miss Claudia Bailey. Mrs, Nancy Fasnacht. Mr. Paul Gaeckler. I9 Mrs, Moofehead, Mrs' Kelbaughy Mrs. Myers' Mrs. Reeling, Mrs. Sweitzer, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Renoll. Preparing meals, keeping the school clean, and driving the school buses are the duties of these school employees. Mr. Gemmell, Head janitor. wma. 'fra- Mr. Edmiston, Mr. Burk, Mr. Gemmill, Mr. Rinehart. FIRST ROW: Armstrong, Seigman, Edmiston, Swartz, George Templeton, Caskey. SECOND ROW: Speigle, Keeney, Berwager, Keeney, Kelbaugh, Hoffacker. Q mb , V3 , 3 J S F3 '43 f 1 if N? f 8 X S is 3 A 332132 H X , ?L 5x gs, ,J fu. 1 A+ 'U fn ww 'Tw h S l WWW-W ' 5 Seventh Grade Class Officers JUDY HENRY GUY LEADER, JR. Historian Treasurer LYNN BLEVINS ANNA MAE GRASSIK SANDRA WINTER Secretary Vice President President Advisors: MRS. MARY KEITH, MR. DONALD BLOUGH Seventh Graders . . . HOMEROOM 127 FIRST ROW: Anita Forbush, Steven Edwards, Michael Garland. John Gross. Darryl Engler, Donald Glatfelter, Judy Flem- mens, Harold Darr, Jean Fuhrman, Ann Fisher. SECOND ROXXU Allegra Hamme, Peggy Dise, Fred Grogan, Roger Dun- nick, Michael Gantz, Dennis Deffendall, David Cutter, Jeffrey Deveney, Donald Hare. THIRD ROW: Carole Gingerich, Phyllis Glatfelter, Joyce Grove, William Ehrman, Thomas Dougherty, Effie Ehrhart, Lynda Geiple, Roberta Grove, Victoria Fay, Anna Mae Grasik. FOURTH ROVU: Mr. Elwood Ruth. Advisor, Charlotte Hain. Barry Hayes, David Farmer, Shirley Farmer, Richard Gemmill, Charles Gantz, Ruth Ferguson, Lee Duerr. HOMEROOM 110 FIRST ROW: Arlie Cornhower, Mary Jane Amspacher, Annabelle Almoney, Becky Boyd, Tamara Boyer, Cheryl Butcher, Martha Cook, Karen Copenhaver, Susan Banghman, Martin Burk. SECOND ROXW: Glenn Bortner, Vifilliam Berkheimer, Clarence Collier, Terry Bailey, Paul Bowman, Joyce Bricker, Thomas Baily, Dania! Campbell, David Brown. THIRD ROW: Shanita Bixler, Patricia Ann Brown, Joyce Amspacher, Patricia Mae Brown. Isable Acker, Lynn Blevens, Leroy Campbell, Darlene Amspacher, Lewis Adams, Kenneth Bortner, FOURTH ROXW: George Curry, Carole Bortner, Elmer Craig, Susan Bostic, Dixie Bloom, John Able, Gregory Albrecht, Barbara Bortner, Mr. Charles Miller, Advisor. ABSENT: Earl Black, Su- san Campbell. ...FindSHS... HOM EROOM 136 FIRST ROXXY Joanne Hughes. Joyce Hengst, Joan McCullough, Guy Leader III. Patricia Hunt. Sharon Jacobey, Dale Kurtz, Brenda Heineche, Portia Lerew, Eileen Lloyd. SECOND ROVV: Gordon Markel, Judy Henry, Patricia Kroh, Doris Herbst, Beverly Jones, Donald Madison, Rohert Krebs, Thomas Markel. Linda Kroh, THIRD ROW: Gregary Krout, Twila Krebs, Sandra McCullough, Sandra lXIrCleary, Sylvia McCleary, Meale Kirchner, David Krebs, Dale Hunt, Dennis Klinedenst. FOURTH ROXXY Malcolin Linch, Alvin Measley, George Hesse, Larry Henry, Mr. Frank Baker, Advisor. ABSENT: George Jarlcson. Anna Kress. Linda Lou Lansherry. HOMEROOINI 15 8 FIRST ROW: Adrian Shearer, Scott Sieling, Robert Seitz, Joyce Rohrbaugh, Joyce Miller, Jane Shaffer, Donna Miller, Elaine Shaffer. Connie Measley. Gary Roseberry, SECOND ROXV: Linda Rohrbaugh, Douglas Miller, Marguerite Oerman, Joann Myers. Meryin Shaffer, Gary Rohrbaugh. David Simpson, Ellis Myers, Michael Sheffer. THIRD ROW: Ruth Sheffer, Karen Morton, Andrea Rider, Linda Seville, Bonnie Rohrhaugh, Lynn Rehmeyer, Sharon Rinehart, Nancy Shaffer, Steven Rosier, Frances Oerndorff. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Mary Keith, Advisor, Marvin Miller, Janice Smith, Rose Raver, Joseph Silbaugh, Elmer Myers, Harry Raffensberger. . . . Very Fascinatin HOMEROOM 140 FIRST ROW: Larry Stiffler, Ed Thompson, Gale Zumbrum, jeffrey Thoman, King Vanover, Vicki Jo Smith, June Spicer, Beverly Thoman, james Stermer, Susan Zellers. SECOND ROW: Elaine Thoman, Bonnie Winemiller, Barbara Thoman. Donna Wright, Mary Ann Stermer, Stanley Thoman, Sandra Winter, Carolann Stoner, Shirley Tyler. THIRD ROW: Dar- lene Stough, Pauline Stermer, Audrey Wolf, Richard Whisanant, Janice Whitacre, Mardella Winn, Darlene Snyder, Terry Thoman, Bill Tampsett. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Donald Blougli, Advisor, William Thompson, Richard Whorl, Curtis XVinter, Galen Ulrich, Marilyn Williams. SEVENTH GRADE Recent arrivals at S.H.S. are kept busy by participating in bake sales, A skating parties, and clubs. Each day J they encounter different experiences as they change classes and meet new stu- dents. By electing class officers and stu- dent council representatives, they learn that they have a part in their class S and school government. Mrs. Keith records Richard Whorl's voice. Eighth Grade Class Officers FRANKLIN DUNNICK LINDA SCHRUM President Vice President RUBY WILDASIN NANCY TAYLOR Secretary Historian Absent: LOIS KLINEDINST, Treasurer Advisors: MRS. DORIS MILLER, MR. MATTHEW MENSCH 26 V Ei hth Graders . . . HOMEROOM 157 FIRST ROW: Elise Baker, Bernadine Alban, Clara Boyer, Ellen Buchmeyer, Gary Carman, Frances Bailey, Shirley Archer, Sandra Bollinger, Linda Bosley, Rayvourn Amspacher. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bailey, Diane Barton, Linda Bricker, Larry Casner, Lester Bortner, Anna Bennett, Barbara Campbell, Christina Ballard, Luther Brodbeck. THIRD ROW: William Blouse, james Bond, Philip Attig, Ronald Bortner, Sheila Bolen, Barbara Bailey, Charlotte Cheek, Larry Bosley, Marilyn Amspacher, judene Burns. FOURTH ROW: Harold Calp, Glenn Allison, Bruce Bowers, Richard Attig, Mrs. Doris Miller, Advisor. ABSENT: Sue Bradfield. HOMEROOM 139 FIRST ROW: Lorraine Copp, Joyce Day, Kenneth Forbes, james Day, Linda Flemmens, Janet Greenplate, john Gibert, Richard Clouser, Carol Flemmens, Richard Erdman. SECOND ROW: Franklin Dunnick, Wayne Hartenstein, John Heltzel, Willianu Curry, Delores Heaps, Larry Edwards, Lucille Cornhower, Connie Dickmeyer, Luna Heyn. THIRD ROW: Irving Collier, jeff Crowe, Kenneth Goodling, 'Ioyce Fry, Linda Fishel, Carol Erskine. Helen Dell, Harold Fritz, Ronald Harmon. FOURTH ROW1 Mr. Matthew Mensch, Advisor, Steve Farmer, james Curry, Howard Davis, Helen Ebaugh, Wilma Cook. . . . Become Acquainted . . . HOMEROOM I-I3 FIRST ROXW: Mary Lecrone. Mitzi McKim, Betty Lou Landis. Drew McXY'illiams, Carolyn Kasper, Mona Hildebrand, Gary Masimore, Ronald Leitheiser, Barry Jones, john Houston. SECOND ROW: Richard Merrick, David Lucauhaugh, Laverne Ludwig, Cheryl Miller, Brendalee Kennedy, Cynthia Hoffman, Loren Kroh. Arthur Hoover, Barry Krout. THIRD ROVV: Mervin Krout, David McKnight, Larry Kopp, Nevin Krehs, Karen Kapp. Lois Klinedinst, Connie Kopp, Nancy Lucabaugh, Barbara Meckey. FOURTH RONW: Leroy INIays, john Hilty, Marvin Krout, Mr. Vlfilson Hainme, Advisor. ABSENT: Shirley Kress, Sharon Leisenring, Sharon Krout, Larry Jones, Gwendolyn Markel. a HOMEROOM 144 FIRST ROVU: Mary Miller, Terry Rinehart, Lynn Sechrist, Alan Mundis, Sharon Royston, John Wfayne Rehmeyer, Roger Seitz, David Sellers, joan O'l4eefe, john Myers. SECOND ROXW: Arlene Shaffer, Linda Robinson, Donna Miller, Shirley Reedy, judity Plitt, Darla Myers, Gladys Miller, Kathern Rhinehart, Esther Reimold. THIRD ROW: Philip Schriver, Paul Miller, Terry Rhemyer, Larry Miller, David Shaffer, Carson Petry, john Patrizio, Joann Newcomer, Robert Shaffer, Sherry Miller. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Nuttle, Bernard Seigrnan, Clarence Schmuck, Gary Owens, Mr. Robert Ziegler, Ad- visor, Beverly Seigman, Linda Schrum, Shirley Rover. ABSENT: Gene Morehead, Linda Moser, Daniel Rohrbaugh, Donald Sanders, ...With S. . . Principles HOMEROOM 145 FIRST ROW: Lenard Simerly, Linda Torbert, Ruby Wildasin, Carol Stiffler, Nancy Taylor, Penny Wertz, Barry Ziegler, Mary Wilcox, George Wisner, Louise Taylor. SECOND ROW: Alan Sheffer, Andrew Wilson, Ginger Van Dyke, Victoria Zellers, Patricia Williams, Mary Wise. Shirley Thoman, Harry Wagner, Robert Smith. THIRD ROW: Lyndon White, Robert Spicer, Terry Warner. Ronald Stiffler, Geraldine Sotdorus, Christine Walker, jean Shive, Robert Taylor, Michael Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Raymond Burger, Advisor: Richard Spangler, Thomas Whitcraft, Wfanda Stiffler, Franklin Shearer. Absent: Marlene Winand. XM NNKLD 5Z?21 i Students are engrossed in studying. X I ,V- X .x . .. 'w w -- 1. if ii! 5 2 ,gm 1 find gg gl 4 J 151 1555: . Q, ,D W ,,.- A., L T 1 ' 1 ,X Lk., K k,L,. X i 'Y I ,W v 3' K' 5 'E y , r .- .4 , A ,- 4 fi K W . - 1 4 .L 'A - S-fkfg- H in 4 w x Y Q' Bk- A A, - inth Graders . . . HOMEROOM 233 FIRST ROXV: Timothy Glatfelter, Dale Kopp, Jean Hendrix, Sarah Horn, Ruth Lecrone, Linda joines, Victoria Fuhrman, David Martin, Robert Harris, Mina Jane Grothey. SECOND ROXV: Beth Lippiatt, Darlene Garver, Mary Lau, Susan Leader, Melva Hittie, Ruth McClain, Stephen Goodman. THIRD ROXW: Margaret Gantz, Marlin Klinedinst, Doris Heaps, Jeffrey Krout, Judith Grove, Kenneth Kroh, Alton Glatfelter, David Housman. Sally Kopp, Norma Matthews. FOURTH ROXV: Miss Mercer, Advisor, john Keller, Homer Hendrix, James Krebs, Donald Gettle, David Markel, Toby Masemheimer, Paul Markel. ABSENT: Robert Frederick, Lawrence Glatfelter. HOMEROOM 2 51 FIRST ROW: Linda Alwine, Lana Ambrosius, Stanley Bortner. Linda Adams, Roderick Collidr, Kenneth Blevins, Clarence Ehrhart, Patricia Doster, Ronald Berwager, Dorothy Archer, SECOND ROXW: James Brooks, Wayine Bortner, Steven Farmer, james Blevins, Dennis Burk, Richard Creager, Richard Bobbitt, Ruth Bosley, janet Bankert. THIRD ROW: Patricia Curry, Joyce Edie, Samuel Adams, Dean Eveler, Patricia Doster, Joyck Druck, Dennis Carman, William David, joan Deihl. FOURTH ROXW: Mr. William Wfolf, Advisor, Clyde Cheek, Stanley Bolen, John Berthold, Charles Bradfield, Wfilliam David, Clyde Bubb, Steven Forbush, Thomas Amspacher, Clyde Dill. . . . egin, Planning . . . -as 1 x1 , .su K SW., HOMEROOM 2 3 0 FIRST ROXV: Edward Measley. Anita Miller. Carolyn Rother, Barry Miller. Donald Schnell, Martha Rohrbaugh. Clarence Nace, Daryl Rinehart, Gloria Measley, Judith O'Keefe. SECOND ROXW: Robert Shaffer, Thomas McClain, Hilda Osborne. Marilyn Seitzinger, Judith Rohrbaugh, Donna Quinn, Darlene Schuman, Robert Miller, David Niclclow. THIRD ROXW: Daniel Osborne, Louise Ness, Stephanie Norris, Sandra Mccder, Edward Rehmeyer, Michael Schriver, Mervin Ridley, Martha Miller, Linda Miller. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Sidney Ehrhart. Advisor: Robert Myers, Carson Murnmert, Kay McCullough, Gloria Parrish, Carole Petry. Paul Rinehart, Philip Orwig. ABSENT: Norman Rohrhaugh. HOMEROOM 23 5 FIRST ROW: Terry Shettel, Wfayne Thoman, Dean YXfincrniller, Barbara Shewell, Darlene Walker, Leroy Smith, Stephen Young, Harold Thoman, Brian Young. Karen Wfalker. SECOND ROXV: Larry Stough, Anita Sweitzer, Linda Warner, Henry Wfherley, Marvin Smith, Jane Shewell, JoAnn Zeigler, Violet Shaffer, Gerry Smith. THIRD ROW: Clyde Shive, Donald Thoman, Dennis XX'ineholt. Glenn XX'arner, Dennis XVertz, Jane Smith, Judy Smith, Herbert Shaver, Richard Trump, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Oscar Snyder, Advisor, Francis Thomas, Harold Stiffler, Ronald Smith, Charles Thomas. ABSENT: Harold Thomas, Charles Wilcox, James Snyder, .. .For Future Careers Q -mmm r,er , errre R N. . ..i, 1 X History is taught to junior high students. Cheerleading is one of the many activities carried on by the junior high students. Though most of the time of these students is spent in adjusting to high school life, they still find time to participate in many activities. Many hold positions on the Student Council. They are also engaged in planning social af- fairs and field trips. Others work on publish- ing a junior high newspaper. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Linda joines, Donna Miller, Ruby Wildasin. STAND ING: Lana Ambrosius, Barbara Shewell, Darlene Walker. re Sophomore Class Officers DAVID WHERLEY RICHARD AMBROSIUS Historian President DIANE WADE Vice president IO ANN SIETZ SHERRIE KUHN Treasurer Secretary Advisor: MR. ROBERT ZEIGLER 34 Tenth Graders . . . HOMEROOM 2 26 FIRST ROW: Frances Kapp, Sherrie Kuhn, Nancy Miller, Ronald Miller, Rosalie Kinard, Barbara Gibbs, jack Harrold, Karen Ilgenfritz, Betty Koller, Bonnie Matthews. SECOND ROXW: Richard Larrick, James Krebs, Philip Miller, Richard Miller, Barbara Hess, Lois Markel, Claudia Frey, Gunta Melbardis, Nevin Laughman, Susan Gemmill. THIRD ROW: Mr. james Miller, Advisorg Henry Fritz, Barry Glatfelter, Stuart Markel, Richard Hartenstein, Ronald jones, Robert Merrick, Ricki Krebs, Gerry McClain, Richard Miller. 'ng HOMEROOM 229 FIRST ROW: Mary Fourhman, Mary Bortner, Charlotte Ehrhart, Arvilla Amspacher, Delma Campbell, Tamara Bailey, Susan Bohnert, john Fisher, Paul Bollinger. Diane Bricker. SECOND ROW: Brian Albrecht, Darlene Brodbeck, Robert Brown, Sara Delp, Catherine Ehrhart, Mary Boyer, Stanley Butcher, Sara Buckwalter, Sharon Bowman, Richard Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Guy Mergenthaler, Advisor, Larry Diehl, Robert Bubb, Robert Daron, Floyd Forbes, William Clouser, Michael Crowe, Kenneth Adams. Richard Ambrosius, Robert Badders, Dwaine Flemmens, . . . Discover Life . . . A 'T 1-.cw HOMEROOM 224 FIRST ROXV: Carolyn Zeigler, Katherine Stough, Nancy Wineholt, Susan Thonian, Carolyn Wfallcer, Janice Walker, Pamela Zeigler, Mary Thoman, Jean Viforkman, Beverly Wagner, SECOND ROW: Terry Wildasin, William Stiffler, Nancy Walker, Rodney Wildasin, Lielvin Wfherley, James Tyler, Josephine Wills, Eileen Wblf, Joyce Thoman. THIRD ROYXU Mr. Roland Heathcote, Advisor, Carolyn W'eayer, Marlette Thomas, Terry Yohe. Daryl XVilhelm, Diane XY'ade. HOMEROOM 2 2 5 FIRST ROXW: Barry Seitz, Glenda Royston, Marlene Smith, Elonda Sotdorus, Leroy Snyder, Bonnie Sipes, Barbara Nace, Joan Schafer, Sheila Snyder, Mary Sieling. SECOND ROW: Nancy Seitz, Barry Roseberry, Terry Myers, Sharon Snyder, Nancy Rudisill, Sara Raffensherger, Susan Shearer, Shirley Miller, Marvin Rose. THIRD ROW: Miss Sarah Bookwalter, Advisorg Cindy Rehmeyer, Walter Stiffler, Lynn Rohrbaugh, JoAnne Seitz, Richard Somnierville, Nancy Mosebrook, Raymond Sininiers. .. .In enior High Mr. Wolf gives assistance to Terry Myers and james Krebs. 1 wif 5 Mary Thoman, Kenneth Adams, Dwaine Flemmens, Larry Diehl, and Richard Ambrosius admire new class jackets. Junior Class Officers ALFRED ELLIOT NORMAN FORBUSH President Historian JUDY GLATFELTER FAYE REHMEYER DAWN BOOSE Secretary Treasurer Vice President Advisors: MISS NANCY BOYLE, MR. RAYMOND BURGER 38 Eleventh Graders . . . HOMEROOM 220 FIRST ROW: Naomi Kiser, Barbara I-Ieindel, Nancy Horton, Helen Kopp, Mary Hunt, Joyce Heindel, Gwendolyn Kapp, Darlene Henry, Karen Hare, Cynthia Kopp. SECOND ROW: William Koller, John Jasinski, Brenda Lackey, Ilene Miller, Dennis Lerew, Robert Hoffheins, Ruth Kiser, Marlene Hess, Delores Laughman. THIRD ROW: Robert Koller, Leonard Hendrix, Dale Miller, Lynn Messersmith, Judith McDonald, Gerald McCleary, Philip King, Judith Herbst, Herbert Larrick. FOURTH ROW: Steven McMillan, Mr. Leroy Krebs, Advisor. if HOMEROOM 2 23 FIRST ROW: Romaine Fourhman, Delores Amspacher, Judith Baum, Barbara Caslow, Barbara Craig, Judith Glatfelter, Nancy Butcher, Doris Cornbower, Raymond Creager. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Bond, Larry Flemmens, Ruth Euhrman, Dawn Boose, Mary Ann Ebaugh, Constant Carlson, Deanna Bare, Beverly Bailey, Blanche Dubbs. THIRD ROW: Thomas Gettle, James Gibbs, Henry Ehrhart, Rene Eourhman, Walter Fourhman, Norman Forbush, Susan Crowe, Donna Baker, Diane Gettle. FOURTH ROW: John Black, Barry Black, John Farmer, John Frederick, Jack Duerr, Alfred Elliott, Mr. Thomas Kerrigan, Advisor. 5 Set New Goals HOMEROOM 217 FIRST ROXY: Sally Thompson, Samuel Sellers, Paula Seitmnger, Sue XY'arner, Norma Thoman, Carole Russell, Vvayne Shoft. Ellen Patrizio, Lois Osborne, Joyce Rcimold. SECOND ROW: David Thompson, Gene Ritz, james Rosier, Sylvia Seitv, Dennis Shaffer, James Thoman, Sondra Sechrist, Roy Shifflctt, Faye Rohrhaugh. THIRD ROW: Joyce Stiffleri john Smith Clyde Sutherland, Donna XVarner, Frederick Stermer, Gretchen Stein, David Rinehart, Richard Thompson. FOURTH ROW? Mr. Gerald Treon, Advisor: Glenn Taylor, Clair Raffenshergc-1', Robert Saddler. David Shue. David Schnell, Absent: VUilliam Russell, Lewis Smith, Virginia Sweitzer, XX'illiam Swcitzer. Students display junior class rings: Barbara Casloxv, Romaine Fourhman, Delores Amspacher. Thomas Gcttle. Ray- mond Creager. '-v mm- LA if gzsw QP ' E Q 'ik f ir , -. QM '- we wg ,K J fq A Ei 'iii 2f1V'+1' M bmi gsgzux L, Q. , 2 ..,. ,M - 2 w-sbfegw 'ik Kira QQ' 11. Y' . A .mfs M J A t E 51 X s fragw if .221 Q as f-fe. E, xi 4 uk K .. X , 1 .k as f +4 A DONALD WILLIAM ADAMS Dorz Academic Library Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Jizzrere . . . bard worker . . . like: to go burzlirzg . . . plans lo join rzaiy SAMUEL WAYNE ALBAN Sack Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 33 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1. likable . . . football player . . , bunter . . . fulure undecided BONNIE LOUISE AMBROSIUS Bonnie Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 13 Y-Teens 2g Library Club 2, 3, 4g Math Club 4g Usherette 33 Volleyball Scorekeeper 43 Senior Play. friendly , . . liker to baue good timer . . . play! clarinet . . . fulure undecided AARON AMOS AMSPACHER Aarorz Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 45 Intra- murals 2, 3. amicable . . . liker barkelball . . . pleararrl . . . future dairy farmer and :ollege JAMES MICHAEL AMSPACHER jim Industrial Arts Basketball 1, Manageri2, 3, 4, Library 2, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4. jovial . . . erzjoyr a good game of bas- ketball . . . future underided TERRY LEE AMSPACHER Herzner Academic Intramurals 1, Baseball Z, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 43 Courier 2, 3, 43 Quo Vadis 1, 2g Thespian Club 4, Prom Committee 3g Play Committee 33 Cho- rus 1g Helping Hand Club 13 Senior Play. wilty . . . free and eary . . . liker barkerball . . . airline indurtry DONNA RAE BAILEY Domi.: Academic Calumet Staff 2, 3, Courier Staff 33 Library Club 3, 43 Office Club 33 Track 2, Band 33 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 3g Homecoming Com- mittee 43 Junior High Newspaper 1. f70f7IlZ.I7' . . . good-lmflzfed . . . faluble . . . fufure dren' deiigfzer MELVIN ORWIG BOLLINGER Bong Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 1, 2, 5. 4g Courier Staff 2, 3, 4g Calu- met Staff 2, 3, 4, Quo Vadis 1, 2, Li- brary Club 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Class Officer 4, Prom Committee 3. athlelir . , . gaod mzlured . . . .renrible . . . college 44 W 'NX DONNA ELLEN BIXLER Bix Academic Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.N.A. 2, 33 Color Guard 3g Cheerleader 4, Play Cast 3, 4, Thespian Club 3g Usherette 3, Office Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 35 Quo Vadis 2. clfeerlerzder , . . z'izzzciau.f . . . enjoy! ucliug . . . fulure nurse CHARLENE FAYE BORTNER Clmrlezze Vocational F.H.A. 3. tranquil . . . likes art . . . comely . . . fufure undecided RACHEL ANN BLEVINS Rach el Commercial Office Club 35 Orchestra 1, 23 Calumet Staff 3, 4, Play Committee 3. inlelligenl . . . lifter I0 type . . . Jin- cere . . . future undecided CHRYSTLE CHARLENE BOSE Charlene Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals lg Forensics 2, 3, F.N.A. 2. quiet . . . delightful . . . clmrming . . . medical .reM'e!m'y BRENDA JOYCE BRAUN Covey Academic Thespian Club 3, 43 F,N,A. 33 Prom Committee 33 Usherette 33 Play Cast 43 Courier Staff 4. fuzz-loziiig . . . lifely . . . Jiiirere , . fillllle 7211716 CARRY EUGENE BRODBECK Giirry General Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Quo Vadis 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Cho, rus 43 Thespian Club 4g Senior Play 4. fuzz-lnz'ifzg . . . efzjoyr mimic and danc- ing . . . fzzlzzre underided DARLENE FAYE BRENNEMAN 1176611226 Academic Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 F.N.A. 33 Cheerleader 4g Color Guard 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Thespian Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Play Cast 3, 43 Homecoming Queen 4. r.1di,z11l . . . fzflmclize . . . friendly , . . fufizre Iillfff? GEORGE XWILLIAM BROXWN, JR, George Academic National Honor Society 3, 43 Courier 2, 3, Co-Editor 43 F.'l'.A. 23 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Play Cast 5. 43 Quo Vadis 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4g Thespian Club 3, 4. izgreerzble , . . popular . . . fzczcupnpef editor . . , eiazizeizhzig' edlmzfiwz MARY ANN BRENNEMAN Ill.1ry zlmi General Library Club 2, -ig Band 1, 33 Courier 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Usherette 3. quiet . . . prelfy . , . eiljuyr worlfizzg wi 7.7611'.lf7.IAf767' . . , fufnrc fnzderided JUDITH ANN COOK Cookie Commercial Calumet 23 Courier 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Riding Club 23 Play Com- mittee 3, fli Homecoming Committee 4. rzzte . . . finz-loriizg . . . ezzergeiir . . . medical secretary aff A LUCILLE JEAN CORNBOWER Lucy Vocational Girls' Chorus 33 F.H.A. 3, 4. quiet . . . friendly . . , eiijoyr F.H.A. . . . beiziiliciinz LAXWRENCE BIAINER DAVIS Islziweiire AgriCultur6 F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Intramurals 3g Library Club 4. friendly . . . 6,Zfj4QUi1IfQ . . . likff fulfill- ing . . , fufure uzidccidcd 46 BARBARA ANN CROSS Bobbie Academic Red Cross lg jr. F,H.A. Ig F.N.A, 2, 5g Library Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Thespian Club 3, 4g Play Cast 4g Forensics 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Color Guard 3g Office Club. liieizlvla .,.. rludiouf . . . libel .fing- izig , . . fulure flume ANNA LOUISE DELP Amir Commercial Chorus lg Helping Hand Club 1, 2. cbewful . . . Nail . , . friefzdly , . . fulure .lfffffulfj INIILDRED GRACE DANIELS Millie Commercial Girls' Intramurals lg Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Band 2, 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 43 Forensics 3. liker mufic , . . quiet . , . .riizfere 1U07'k?I' . . . future Jecremry ANN SWEITZER DEVENEY Aim Commercial Golf Club 1, 3g Courier 4. tulkizliife . . . agreeable . . . liker lo limfe fun . . . fulure rerremry RICHARD LEROY DUBBS Rich Academic Senior High Track 25 Library Club 3, 4. intererled . . , bard-worker . . . good- natured . . . tool und die maker EUGENE CHARLES FAIR joke Academic Basketball 23 Football 2, 5, 43 Track 1, Play Committee 5, 4g Riding Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Library Club 2, 5, 4g Orchestra 4. friendly . . . mureular . . . fun-loving . . . future undecided CONNIE ROSE EDSALL Connie General Student Council 1, 2, 5, 43 Class Of- ficer 1, 2, 5, Mixed Chorus 2, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 4g Courier 1, 2, 5, 43 Prom Committee 5g Play Committee 5, Band 43 Senior Play 43 Homecoming Court. eznrezrlirfe . . . enllaufiaslir . . . amiable . . . fuiure beizulifion ELAINE MARIE ELEMMENS Flew Commercial Helping Hand Club 1, 2, Chorus 13 Homecoming Committee 4. mlm . . , neo: . . . agreeable . . . fulure secrelnry .. ,,., DONALD FRANKLIN ENGLE Bearer Industrial Arts Footballg Track 1, 2g Library Club 5, 4g Varsity Club 53 Prom Committee 33 Boys' Chorus 43 Boys' Forensic Chorus 4. good-looking . . . quiel . . . art or drafting school SHIRLEY MARIE FOURHINIAN Sbirl General Helping Hand Clubg Homecoming Committee 4. quiet . . , oltmcii1fe . . . Jenyilrle , . fuzure offiee worker 47 WILBER LEE FRY Lee Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Courier 2, 3, Co-Editor 43 Calumet 2, 3, 43 Quo Vadis 1, 23 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1, 2, 43 Play Cast 3, 4g Prom Committee 3. laamlrorne . . . afliletic . . . intelligenl . . . engineer DONNA L. GLATFELTER Donna Academic Golf Club 1, 2, 33 Volleyball Club 3, 43 Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Calumet 49 Courier 43 Chorus 13 Volleyball Team 3, 4. allflezir . . . enjoyi playing volleyball . . . like! lvorrebark riding . . . pro- feyfional girl Jcoul 48 RENDALL BARRY GEMMILL Reckleis Ren Agriculture F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 Senior High Intramurals 33 Library Club 3, 4. good-looking . . . friendly . . . ro- operaliue . . . army LYNN ELAINE GLATFELTER lVynne Academic F.H.A.3 F.N.A.3 Volleyball Club3 Quo Vadisg 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 4. rourteour . . . enjoyr a gooa' time . . . popular . . . future nurfe IVAN A. GETTLE, JR. Bob Academic Track 1, 23 Quo Vadis 1, 2, 3, 4g Calu- met 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 4g Prom Committee 33 Student Council 2, 33 Library Club 3, 43 Co-Editor 43 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. ,finrere . . . amiable . . . inlelligenl . . . future in medicine DENNIS ALBAN GOOD Sally General Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3-, 4g Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, 33 Distric.t.Band 53 State Band 33 Forensics 2, 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Thespian Club 4, junior and Senior Play3 Riding Club 2. tromlzoniil . . . debonaire . . . navy . . . and muric WILLIAM LEE GOODLING Bill Industrial Arts Photography Club 2, 33 Science Club 3, 4- facial . , . eizjoyr elaemirtry . . . liifely . . . future undecided HARRY LYNN HAIN Harry Industrial Arts quiet . . . palienl . . . Jincere . . . future undefided JEFFREY LYNN HAYES jeff Business Riding Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Photog- raphy Club 2, 3. enllaufiaslir , . . enjoy! Jinging , . . jaunty . . . produrlion lerlanologift MARVIN LEROY HENDRIX Marvin Academic Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Boys' Octet 3, Boys' Chorus 3, 4g Prom Committee 31 Calumet 3, 45 Courier 3, 4. cordial . . . enjoyf photography . . . agreeable , . . college HELEN LOUISE HERBST Helena Vocational Girls' Chorus 43 Senior F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Usherette 3, 4. graciour . . . enjoyr .fearing , . . mild . . . fulure ferr-ezary ROBERT E. HILDEBRAND Bob Vocational Orchestra 1, 2.3, 43 Riding Club 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 43 F.F.A, 2, 3, 45 District, State, and County Orchestra. audaeiour . . . cellirt . . . enjoy! F.F.A. . . . tool and die work GLADYSMAE N. HITTIE Nora Business Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 3, 4g Library Club lg Orchestra 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1. eary-going . . . liter playing in the band . , . friendly . . , future office worker CONSTANCE WALKER HURT Connie Commercial Library Club 2, 3, 43 Usheretteg Or- chestra 2, Thespian Club 3, popular . . . friendly . . . loquaciour . . . fulure laourewife 50 JABIES ROBERT HOLLEY Holley Academic Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf Club 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 33 Fo- rensics 3g National Honor Society 3, 4, Calumet 3, 43 junior and Senior Play. athletic . . . good-nalured . . . wiizy . . . college BARBARA ELLEN ILGEN FRITZ Barb Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3g Senior Playg Band 2, 3, 43 Majorette 2, 3, 4. comical . . . coznely . . . witty . . future undecided JOAN KATHRYN HUGHES joan General Mixed Chorus 2, Class Officer 2g Marching Squad 1, Majorette 2, 3, 43 Courier 3, 43 Calumet 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2g Library Club 3, 43 Archery Club 4g Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Hockey 23 Prom Committeeg Play Committee 3. fun-loving . . . prelly . . . popular . . . college LINWOOD BARRY JONES 'loner Industrial Arts lall . . . enjoy: hunting . . . friendly . . . fulure undecided NANCY LEE JONES Nancy General Majorette Clubg Girls' Chorusg Archery Club3 Library Club. atlraclice . . . willy . . . cornical . . future undecided JOSEPH W. KING joe Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 33 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Forensics 3, 4. atblelic , , . enjoyr playing trombone . , . amicable . . . U.S. Air Force THOMAS W. KAPP Toni Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra Z3 Dance Band 1, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Sci- ence Club 33 Thespian Club 43 Junior and Senior Play. fun-loving . . , enjoyr playing tlae irunzpel . . . eaiy-going . . . college MARGARET JEAN KING Peggy Vocational Riding Club 13 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Club 1, Z, 33 F.H.A. 43 Band 1. agreeable . . . liker to drire . . . Plea:- anl . . . fulure office worker INIARY ELAINE KELBAUGH Alflfj' General Majorette Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Squad 1, 23 Majorette 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Play Cast 33 Prom Committee 33 Forensics 33 Calumet 1, 2, 33 Courier 1, 2, 3, 4. Jeriouf . , . enjoys beauzy cullure , . . friendly . . . beautician INIELVIN MARTIN KING King Industrial Arts quiet . . . friendly . . . enjoyr working ai tlae garage . . . mechanic 2: c: . . ii I .5 ' f ' fr .Xi :Q lcsixia f L' ' z 32.29 . aw 'WWW elim TERRY FRANKLIN KLINEFELTER Terry Industrial Arts Boys' Chorusg Theater Arts 2, 3, 4g Quo Vadisg Play Committee 3, 4. quiet . . . dependable . . . reierred . . . future underided ROBERT HENRY KROH Bob Academic Junior Band 1, 23 Senior Band 1, 4, Manager 4g Track 3, 45 Senior Band Manager 43 Band Indian 43 Archery Club 4. uitty . . . liker biology . . . patient . . . future in Air Force 52 STANLEY NORINIAN KOPP Butch Industrial Arts Theater Arts. neat . . . enjoys working at Srnitla'5 . . . fond of Fordr . . . future rnafon NANCY LEE KROUT Nan Vocational Volleyball 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3g Intramurals 2, 3. amirable . . . alwayr laughing . . enjoyf life . . , future undecided JANET IRENE KREBS janet General Helping Hand lg Office Club 3. friendly . . . quiet . . . well-liked . . . future typiit LARRY LEE LUCABAUGH Larry General Prom Committee 3: Courier Staff 43 Homecoming Committee 4. joifial . . . likes xhorwantt . . . plear- ant . . . future operating burinerf ma- elaine! STERLING LAMAR LUCABAUGH Sterling Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, President 43 Boys' Intra- murals 1, 33 Prom Committee 33 Home- coming Committee 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 County F.F.A. Reporter 33 King of F.F.A. and E.H,A. Sweet- heart Dance 3. neat . . . well-liked . . . affable . . future agrirulture tearber LINDA DARLENE MCCULLOUGH Linda Commercial Helping Hand Club 1. attrartiue . . . enjoy: a good time . . quiet . . . future ferretary KENNETH LEROY MARKEL Kenny Industrial Arts Library Club 2, 3, 4g Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. quiet . . , enjoys a good time . . sincere . . . future underided BETTY LOU MILLER Beatrice General mlm . . . amicable . . . patient . . . future Jecretary RAY WILLIAM MASIMORE Ray Industrial Arts Calumet 2, 3, 43 Junior and Senior Play Committee3 Theater Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3. sincere . . . entbutiaftir . . , agreeable . . . plumbing and maintenanfe CHARLES MICHAEL MILLER C barlie Academic Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Helping Hand Club 13 Junior and Senior Play Cast3 Prom Committee 33 Band 2, 3, 4g Quo Vadis 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4g Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Ad Staff 2, 3, 4. well-liked . . . enjoys mutie . . . stu- dent raunril president . . . future min- ifter 53 'Mawr' wal an sl HAROLD A. MILLER jR. Mill General Calumet 2, 3, 43 Courier 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 3, 4g Prom Committee 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Intramurals, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 23 Quo Vadis lg Varsity Club 1, 2, 4. Good-looking . . . well liked . . popular . . . airline izzdurlry BARRY GORDON BIYERS Blok Business Quo Vzulis 1, 2. 3. 43 J.C.L, 13 2, 3, 4: Library 1. 2. 3. 43 Thespian 3, 43 junior Band 1, 21 Senior Band 33 Junior and Senior Play Czxstg Courier 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4: Prom Commit- tee 3: Homecoming Committee 4. laqzmriom' . . . rwll-lieeil ...3 good fiffm' . . , fulufe .i'lw20g1'r1j1lve1' 54 BRENDA LEE MOSEBROOK B1'e1iu'rz General eizlburitzrlir . , . expreriiif . . . l izfel y . . . fulure Jefi'efm'y NORBIAN LARRY INIYERS Larry General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4g In- tramurals 2, 3, 43 Courier Staff 2, 3, 4. eafygaizzg . . . ezzjoyr bmkellmll . . . good-looking . . . future uizdefided CAROLYN ANN MUMMERT Caro lyrz Commercial Quo Vaclis 13 j.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4g Thes- pian 33 Usherette 33 Chorus lg Home- coming Committee. at!1'uffi1'e . . . umimble . . . ex3b1'eJ5iz'e . . . fulure.refretu1'y HAZEL ANN NACE A Sir General F.H.A, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1. quiel . . . likef la play 1-'ioliz . . . ririrere zvorker . . . future uzzderided HILDA MAE NACE Hilda Vocational F.H.A. 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Intramurals 1. erzjoyi a good time . . . likef popular matic . . . agreeable . . . future un- decided RICHARD A. NUTTLE Rick General F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Riding Club 2, 3g Library Club 3, 4. lieer girlr . , . enjoys borreliack riding . . . jovial . . . U.S. Army DORIS E. ORWIG Dottie Commercial Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Office Club lg Girls' Intramurals 1g Student Council 43 Calumet 3, 4g Junior and Senior Play Castg Homecoming Committee 4. Jufeet . . . friendly . . . attractire . . . future recretary W. KATHERINE OSBORNE Katlay Commercial Student Council 3, Secretary 4g Office Club 1, 2, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 35 Usheretteg Class Officer 4g Calumet 3, 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Home- coming Princess 4g Curtis Campaign Manager 43 Play Committee 5, 4g Prom Committee 3, attractire . . , popular . , , pleariog peryonality . . . future .fecretary SHELVA JEAN RINEHART Slyelra Academic Quo Vaclis Club 2, 3, 4g Library Club 43 F.N.A. 2, like: Hanover . . . witty . . . talkative . . . future nurfe ARLENE INIAE ROHRBAUGH Arnie Academic Helping Hand Club 13 F.H.A. 13 I7.N.A. 2, 5. quiet . . . willing to help . . . enthusi- artic . . . future undecided RUTH IRENE ROHRBAUGH Rally Vocational Helping Hand Club 1, Girls' Intra- murals 2, F.H,A. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4. ezzjoyr laomemaking . . . neat . . . likable . . , fuiure znzderided CAROLYN MARIE SHAFFER Carolyn Commercial Helping Hand Club 1. f1I'6llj' .,., rludiazu . . . furz-lorizzg . . . falure rerrelary 56 INIARJORIE E. ROSEBERRY Margie General Quo Vadis 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette, Thespian Club 3, 4, Courier 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. jolly . . . ezzjayr a good time . . . plearing permnalily . . . fulure mreer In .ringing DONALD S. SHAFFER Donnie Agriculture F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. imererzed . , . laard-worker . . . pleur- anl . . . fufure underided LINDA SELLERS Linda General Courier 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, March- ing Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 33 Prom Committee 3, Forensics 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Majorette Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 4, Play Corn' mittee 3. cute . . . amiable . . . like.: 10 mafrb . . . fatale feafloer JAMES L. SHEARER Butrb Industrial Arts Class Officer 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 2, 4, Play Committee 3, 4, Golf Club 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, witty . . . enjoy: barketball . . . popu- lar . . . Air Force BARRY LEROY SHETTEL DANIEL JOHN SHEWELL DONALD WAYNE SHIVE Barry General Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Octet 33 District, County and State Forensics 33 Play Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Photography Club 33 Homecoming Committee 4, Calumet 3, 4, junior Classical League 1, junior High News- paper 1. good artift . . . liker to ride around . . . friendly , . . commercial art or drafting GORDON DANIEL SHIVE Gordy Agriculture Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 43 F.F.A. 4, Intramurals 15 Algebra Club 3, 4- good-looking . . . liker to harmonize . . . .rinrere . . . future underided Dan Academic Class President 1, 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 2, Officer 3, 4, Calumet, Thespian Club, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 junior and Senior Play Cast, Library Club. popular . . . atlaletif . . . fun-loving . . , future dentist GERALD Q. SHOFF ferry Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 Library Club 4. indurtriouf . . . likable . . . Jteady . . , future polireman 1, 2, Club Donald Academic Track 1, 2g Quo Vadis 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Club 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 1, 3, Thespian Club 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Calumet 3, Co-Editor 43 junior and Senior Play, Prom Committee. intelligent . . . friendly . . . coopera- life . . . rerearcly Jcientirt DANIEL HARISON SIDES Pony Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 1, Play Committee 3g History Club 2. popular football player . . . pleaiinlq perronality . . . draftrrnan DENNIS RAY SMITH Snzizhy Industrial Arts Football 1, 23 Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Varsity Club 1, 3. tall . . . athlelie . . . willing helper . . . fuzure Air Ferre JANNA T. SMITH Butch Industrial Arts Library Club 3, 4, Boys' 'Chorus 4. hundmme . . . friendly to all . . . will- ing to work . . . future undecided 58 GLENDA L. SMITH Glenda Vocational Senior F.H.A. 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 2. friendly . . . quirk to help . . . inter- eiled , . . fulure underided ROBERT SPYKER Spike Industrial Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3. rhy, hu! friendly . . . alhlelie . . . enjoys' laughing . . . future undecided JAMES S. SMITH jim Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3. reliable . . . enjoyr F.F.A .... quiet . . . future undecided PHILIP ALLISON STAKE Murhrat Academic Basketball 2, 39 Football 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Quo Vadis 1, 2. 3, 4, Calumet 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. ingenuouy . . . popular . . . liher sport: . . . college RONALD EUGENE STINE Ronnie Industrial Arts quiez . . . rzeudy . . . future undecided BARBARA ANN SWEENEY Barb General Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Boys' Chorus Accompanist 4, Girls' Trio 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head of Marching Squad 4g Majorette Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Usher- etteg Forensics 2, 3, 4. prelzy . . . musical , . . quiel . . . fu- lure undecided JOYCE LORRAINE STONER Joyce Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, Forensics 2, 3, Volleyball Team 3, 43 Girls' Ensemble 33 F.N.A. 2. altructire . . . quiet and pleurunt . . future faoufewife MARILYN LOU SWEITZER Marilyn Commercial Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Prom Committee 3g Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Ensemble 33 Girls' Trio 4g junior and Senior Play Cast, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, Calumet 3, 43 Forensics 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Thespian Club 4. z'er.ru!ile . . . uimciour . . . cheerleader . . . future undecided ROBERT BRUCE STONER Mayor General Track 2, 53 Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, Courier 4, Library Club 2, 3. lull . . . like: to run around . . . auto mechanic SAINIUEI.. K. SWEITZER, -IR. Sum Industrial Arts Chorus 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. likes sport! . . . inlererted . . . future undecided 59 a ra, WENDELL HENRY SWIETZER W'eridell Industrial Arts Track 2. neat . . . friendly . . . bard worker . . . future rarpeuter MARIE EIENA THOMPSON Breezie Home Economics Girls' Intramurals 1g Volleyball Club 2, 3, 4g Volleyball Team 3, 4g Track 2, 5, 4. v atblelif . . . Jincere . . . underrtandirtg . . . beauty culture 60 BEVERLY PEARL TAYLOR Beu Business Library Club 2, 3, 43 junior Play Com- mittee 3g Senior Band 43 Courier Staff 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Play Com- mittee 4. attrartiue . . . talkative . . . popular . . . future .reeretary JOSEPH G. TYLER joe Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 4g Football 4. football player . . . libef to baue a good time . . . mecbanic NED LAMAR THOMAN Melarb Academic Intramurals 1, 2g Library Club 3, 4g Office Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Chorus 4. Jteady . . . liker to run around . . . friendly . . . future undecided WILLIAM LENN TYLER Bill Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 4g Varsity Club 4, Library Club 43 Intramurals Club 1, 2. etzjoyf football . , . bard worker . . . automobile mecbanic' HAROLD VANOVER Ilmmld Inclustrifll liiisketbiillg Football. ml! . . , blonde. fzire-10mLizz,g . friwzdly . . . fllfllff zmdcfided l.L'Cll,l,E ANNA VVHERLEY Lucy Commercial Senior F,H.A. 3, el, nxiuzed . . . plmmzzzt . . . fulufe beau- fifhnz and b0ll.l'c'1l'jf9 RAY ALLEN WAGNER Ieillflf' Industrial Arts irzlereflud . . , rvilliug zvoriw' . . . flllllff in Air Farce BEVERLY ANN XWILLIAMS Bw General Basketball 1, Volleyball 33 Volleyball Club ,lg Marching Squad 3, Girls' Cho- rus 31 Mujorette Club 3. rzlblefic . . . vhewflll . . . bmuliciazz SANDRA LYNN XWALLACE Sindy Commercial National Honor Society 2, 3, Al, Cheer- leading l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Al, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3g Girls' Cliorus 2g Forensics 2, 3. ,ig Girls' Trio -lg Prom Committee 3g Office Club 4. fzclize , . . rw!!-liked . . . flifffj' . . . fzrture .rborlbmzd and lj'j7flIg farther' EVELYN JEAN XVILSON jean Academic Senior Band 1, 2, 5, 43 National Honor Society 2, 5, 4g Calumet 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4, Play Cust 3, 4g Class Officer 3, fig Quill and Scroll 5, 4, Quo Vadis Club 5, 4, Prom Committee 3. izzlelligezlt . . . nz prezzy blonde . . popular . . . bmulician LOIS ARLENE WINEMILLER Library Club 4g Marching Squad 43 Courier 4. GUY H. WOLF, II T115 Academic Student Council lg Senior Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 43 junior Band lg Quo Vadis 1, 2, 5, 4g Library Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3g Play Com- mittee 3, 4g j.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4. ftudiour . . . well-liked . . . prelzy . . . York junior College good iludenz , . . amiable . . . enjoys rz good lime . . . pharmacy SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS MARY KATHRYN YOST Chorus lg Helping Hand Club lg F.N.A. 2g Quo Vadis 3, 45 Junior and Senior Play Castg Thespian Club 43 Prom Committeeg Library Club 4. popular arlrefr . . . rzzzdiour . . plearing perromzlily . . . future nurse HOMEROOM TEACHERS These teachers, as well as all other homeroom teachers, are responsible for keeping at- tendance records. They also transfer the grades from the office records to the students' report cards. Morning devo- tions are under their charge. They read the daily bulletin to their students and inform them of overdue library books. They are also available for counseling. STANDING: Mr. Curtis Stermer, Mr. Melvin Zeilman, Mr. Melvin Wagner. SEATED: Miss Phyllis Krumrine. Senior Activities From the laboratory to the stage, such are the transitions that a senior goes through. The Prom, the All Night Party, and the New York Trip are only a small part of the activities of the senior class at SHS. The seniors are planning a Senior Day to raise funds for a worthwhile cause. Boys treat students to hillbilly music. Students prepare iodine crystals MOST ATTRACTIVE Darlene Brenneman and Harold Miller MOST INTELLIGENT Senior - Q BEST SENSE OF HUMOR MOST ATHLETIC Ivan Gettle and Jean Wilson Brenda Braun and Terry Amgpaqhef Beverly Williams and Melvin Bollinger iii' '135::i 955525 il xfiriffff- K, . Fafvontes f' as BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Mary Yost and Barry Myers MOST MUSICAL Barbara Sweeney and Dennis Good + s 5 MOST QUIET MOST FRIENDLY Ronald Stine and Arlene Rohrbaugh Daniel Shewell and Kathy Osborne eniors Present . . . PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Doris Orwig, Dan Shewell. SECOND ROW: Mary Yost, Darlene Brenneinan, Barbara Ilgenfritz, Marilyn Sweitzer, Charles Miller, THIRD ROW: Dennis Good, Barry Myers, Donna Bixler, Marjorie Rose-berry, Sandra Wallace, James Holley, Thomas Kapp, Connie Edsall, jean Wilscmn, Lee Fry, Mr. Ruth, Director. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Cross, Terry Amspacher, Brenda Braun. George Brown, Lynn Glatfelter, Garry Brodbeck, Lois Winemiller. Bonnie Ainbrosius, Donald Shive. 66 ' ' 99 i Pride and Pre juclzce r 5 Well! I hope you are satisfied, Mrs. Bennet. 66 '. English Classic CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Bennet Y C ,ssYs,s , BARRY MYERS The father Hill ,,sss S , C DENNIS GOOD The butler Mfr. Bennet MARY YOST The mother Lfztiy Litter C is is C eeeee JEAN WILSON A friend and neighbor Clmrlotte Litrizf , ,YV, , CONNIE EDSALL The daughter of Mrs. Lucas lane Bennet ,,,,, , DARLENE BRENNEMAN A daughter Elizabeth Bennet MARILYN SWEITZER A daughter Lydia Bennet ,,,,,,,,, BARBARA ILGENERITZ A daughter M1'. Daffy . ,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, C HARLES MILLER A friend of Mr. Bingley Mr. Bingley . S, ,,e,e,,e S, ,,e,e,,e , LEE FRY Bachelor M1'. Collins H JAMES HOLLEY Cousin Amelia , ,,,,, ,,,, B ARBARA CROSS Young lady of the neighborhood Mr. Wiekhnnz , , ,t,,,, Y, . THOMAS KAPP A soldier and scoundrel Amnntla ,,,,, , ,,,, , , BRENDA BRAUN Young lady of the neighborhood Captain Rochester Y, , ,,,, GEORGE BROWN A soldier Captain Denny , ., , TERRY AMSPACHER Another soldier Mitt Bingley ,, ,,,, MARJORIE ROSEBERRY The sister of Mr. Bingley A atlm ,,,,,,,, ,, .,,,, ,,,, . LYNN GLATFELTER g Another young lady Captain Bromfieltl .,,,, , ,,,, GARRY BRODBECK Another soldier Mgggie ,r,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,r ,,,,, L O IS WINEMILLER The Irish maid M1'J, Gardiner ,,,,.,,,,,,,, , SANDRA WALLACE Mrs. Bennet's sister-in-law Lady Catherine de Boztrgh , , DONNA BIXLER Mr. Darcy's aunt Colonel Guy Fitzwilliizm .i,,,, DONALD SI-IIVE A nephew of Lady Catherine M1-5, Lake V,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, B ONNIE AMBROSIUS Housekeeper Commentators , .i,i, it ..ttiii DORIS ORWIG DANIEL SHEWELL ,,,.I ' Good day, Madam. fCharles and Barbara. 'Kg' Is that so, Mr. Wfickham ? -Marilyn and Tom. -4-RAM ,M I M Us Miss Krumrine applies make-up to Donald Shive. Senior Royalty H omeeommg Princen, Connie Edsallg Queen, Darlene Brennemang Primers, Kathy Osborne. on F D D Valentine Queen, Darlene Brennemang King, Daniel Shewellg other members ofthe court from left to right are: Linda Grogan, flower girlg Ga Miller, crown bearerg Kathy Osborne, princessg Harold Miller, princeg Paul Shepperd, III, crown bearerg and Doris Ziegler, flower girl. 68 FY AQTIVIT hi... Courier Staff . . . ef, ' L I V' '75 h ig George Brown and Lee Fry, co-editors. Courier Staff prepares next edition ' l fi' .ff-L ?E gl fi 'A i Mary Arm Brermeman, Beverly Taylor, and Connie Edsall check files. Melvin Bollinger, john Hughes, Linda Sellers, Ruth Fuhrman, and Mary Kelbaugh, page editors. 70 . . . Publishes Newspaper When the jointure went into action in 1952 the school papers of Glenville, Glen Rock, and New Freedom were merged into what is now the Susquehannock Courier. The paper is print- ed eight times each year. During the years the paper has received fav- orable recognition on a national basis. In the N.S.P.A., the C.S.P.A., and the P.S.P.A. com- petitions it has earned a majority of first and second place ratings during the past nine years. Roland Heathcote Advisor, Mr. Roland Heathcote COURIER STAFF FIRST ROW: Melvin Bollinger, Ruth Fuhrman, Linda Sellers, Beverly Taylor, George Brown, Lee Fry, Judy Cook, joan HughesQ Connie Edsall, Mary Kelbaugh. SECOND ROW: Carole Russell, Judy Glatfelter, Ellen Patrizio, Brenda Braun, Marjorie Roseberry, Mary Ann Brenneman, Gunta Melbardis, Sara Buckwalter, Mr. Roland Heathcote, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Robert Stoner, Garry Brodbeck, Donna Glatfelter, Ann Deveny, Cindy Rehmeyer, Lois Winemiller, Diane Wade, Mary Ann Ebaugh, john Smith. FOURTH ROW: Fred Stermer, Larry Myers, Harold Miller, Terry Amspacher, Larry Lucabaugh, Alfred Elliot, Marvin Hendrix. 7I Calumet taff . . . 'TJ' Ivan Gettle and Donald Shive, co-editors. Gerald Mcflleary and Dawn Boose, junior assistant editors. Mafvin Hendrix, Ph0f08faPhf'f- Calumet staff prepares for deadline. fi. Vs d 2 '9 4,513. 4 Ad' . . . Prepares Publication The achievements demonstrated in a football game, a class play, or a year- book require a great deal of behind the-scene work. The yearbook, for ex ample, is a year-round job with adver- tisements and yearbooks to be sold, pictures to be taken, materials to be collected, checked, and written. A large amount of planning and organ- ization go into the production of a yearbook. My sincere thanks to the editors and their staff for their contribution of time and effort to complete the 1960 Calmnet. Curtis E. Stermer a Advisor, MR. CURTIS STERMER CALUMET STAFF FIRST ROW: Lee Fry, Sandra Wallace, jean Wilson, Gerald McCleary, Ivan Gettle, Donald Shive, Dawn Boose, james Holley. Marvin Hendrix, john Frederick. SECOND. ROW: Kathy Osborne, Doris Orwig, Rachel Blevins, Ellen Patrizio, Susan Bohnert, Gunta Melbardis, Sondra Sechrist, Marilyn Sweitzer, Mary Ann Ebaugh. THIRD ROXV: Barry Shettel, Harold Miller, Barry Black, Daniel Shewell, Lynn Rohrbaugh, Melvin Wherley, Mr. Curtis Stermer, Advisor. F 73 United States Marine Band United States Marine Band presents program to SHS students. Trumpeters exemplify musical skill of Marine Band. U. S. MARINE BAND For two consecutive years the United States Marine Band has pre- sented a concert to SI-lS students. Admission charges for these con- certs are one dollar per person. Stu- dents desiring to attend were al- lowed to miss two periods of class- es for this purpose. tuclont Council I L...... .A ' rf uhm STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Diane Wade, Doris Orwig, Kathy Osborne, Charles Miller, Dan Shewell, jean Wilson, Connie Edsall. SECOND ROW: Susan Baughman, Shirley Reedy, Ellen Buckmyer, Mina Grothey, Bonnie Sipes, Patricia Hunt, Roberta Grove, Martha Rohr- baugh. THIRD ROW: Ilene Miller, Darlene Brodbeck, joseph Silbaugh, Robert Smith, Ronald Harman, Jane Shewell, Terry Thoman. FOURTH ROW: Bill Russell, jim Holley, Dick Miller, George Brown, David Wherley, Henry Ehrhart, John Berthold, David Mc- Knight. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Richard Hartranft, Mr. Sidney Ehrhart, Advisors, STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of Charles Miller, president, the Student Council works for the betterment of the student body, and develops worthwhile activities Within the school. Representatives are chosen from each homeroom with a complement of five from each senior high class. Among their virtues are scholarship and leadership. President opens meeting. 75 Musical Entertainment i 5 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS FIRST ROW: McMillan, Housman, Hare, Hittie, Miller, Leader, Wilson, Wolf. SECOND ROW: Larrick, Heindel, Lippiatt, Schriver, Glatfelter, Larriclc, Sechrist, Sellers, Blevins, Clouser, Albrecht, King, Fourhman, Baker. THIRD ROW: Patrizio, Ambrosius, Adams, Fair, Miller, Laughman, Wilhelm, Seitz, Black, Frederick, Smith, Kapp, Bobbitt, Berthold, Duerr, Stermer, King, Good, Rosier, Kaiser. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Hoffheins, Bortner, Hilderbrand, Schnell, Russell, Miller, Miller, Mr. Prowell Seitzinger, Di- rector. CHEERLEADERS AND BAND Cheerleaders and Band work to- gether to provide entertainment for the football and basketball games. L. fit? f fs ' vm, , . ' r .nlulp fl -.Q-.- ff W I --. , E, I - me. - JW A I CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Mary Sieling, Judy Glatfelter, Susan Thoman, Sherrie Kuhns. SECOND ROW: Darlene Brenneman, Donna Bixler, Marilyn Sweitzer, Captain: Susan Crowe. 76 . . . Carried on . . . MAJORETTES AND MARCHING SQUAD FIRST ROW: Linda Sellers, Barbara Ilgentfritz, Barbara Craig, Roy Shifflet, Barbara Sweeney, Mary Hunt, Claudia Fry, Francis Kapp, Nancy Seitz, Kaye McCullough. SECOND ROW: Mary Kelbaugh, Paula Seitzinger, Darlene Henry, Susie Bohnert, Glenda Roys- ton, Gwen Kapp, Joan Hughes. COLOR GUARD Judy Cook, Connie Edsall, Mary Ann Ebaugh, Mildred Daniels, Sally Kiser, Joyce Stiffler, Barbara Cross, Beverly Taylor. 77 ...By S S Students ORCHESTRA Members of Orchestra are: Acker, Amspacher, Fuhrman, Heinecke, Jacoby, Jones, Krebs, Linch, Snyder, Suscin, Attig, Baker Fritz, McK1m, Miller, Miller, Miller, Seitz, Shaffer, Spangler, Taylor, Thoman, Thompson, Warner, Whitcraft, Wilson, Bort- ner, Gantz, Hendrix, Hittie, Kopp, Lippiatt, Nace, Rother, Seitzenger, Shaffer, Shewell, Sweitzer, Young, Miller, Walker Zeigler, Black, Duerr, Baker, Hare, Hess, Hoffheins, jasinski, Kopp, Messersmith, Patrizio, Seitzenger, Shaffer, Fair, Hilde- brand, Hittie, King, Miller, Nace, W'olf, Mr. Elwood Wells, Director, IUNIOR BAND Members of the Junior Band are: Bortner, Burns, Darr, Albrecht, Krebs, Bailey, Bowers, Patrizio, Sheffer, Thoman, Kopp Myers, Leader, Buck, Fay, Clouser, Engler, Morton, Kroh, Thoman, Bortner, Sheffer, Harmon, Davis, Day, Myers, Madison Zeigler, Berwager, Glaclfelter, Shearer, Shearer, Mr, Prowell Seitzinger, Director. S S Students . . . SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Kirchner, Myers, Markel, Stiffler, Winter, Roseberry, Thoman, Rosier, Gross, Hayes, Campbell, Garland, Ed- wards, Ehrman, Bailey. SECOND ROW: Forbush, Miller, Baughman, Dougherty, Krout, Grogan, Cornbower, Stermer, Gantz, Dise, Stough, Stoner, Morton, Lerew, Shaffer, THIRD ROW: Tyler, Glatfelter, Hunt, Thoman, Shaffer, Winemiller, Henry, Winn, Boyd, Bixler, McCleary, Sheffer, Farmer, Smith, Rehmeyer, Amspacher, Bortner, Rohrbaugh, Thoman. FOURTH ROW: Silbaugh, Seville, Kroh, Brown, Bortner, Gingrich, Rhinehart, Markel, Dunnick, Wright, Orendorf, Miller, Herbst, Stermer, Myers. FIFTH ROW: Hamme, Adams, McCleary, Reider, Oerman, Wolf, Hunt, Hain, Blevins, Zellers, Bow- man, Shaffer. SIXTH ROW: Kroh, Thompson, Duerr, Deffendall, Shaffer, Thoman, Measley, Almoney, Grove, Whorl, Whisanant, Hare. SEVENTH ROW: Ferguson, Zumbrum, Berkheimer, Stermer, Williams, Bostic, Grasic, McCullough, Flemmens, Klinedinst, Missell. In cHoRUsEs In order that students learn to appreciate vocal music, a broad 'V N chorus program has been established. This instruction includes X vocal organizations for seventh through twelfth grade students. ix Under the direction of Miss Melba Zarfos, these organiza- ,dy tions participate in various school functions and community gx ,W . . . X X activities. X N W SHS choruses take art in district count , and state forensics, 'gg P ' Y sdwdf as well as district and state choruses. Nrff . . . Practice Developin . . . Q rw-I EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Kopp, Rehmeyer, Rinehart, Carman, Forbes, Curry, Erdman, Shaffer, Attig, Dunnick, Gilbert, Ludwig. SEC- OND ROW: Shaffer, Buckmeyer, Lucabaugh, Cornbower, Flemmens, Bricker, Burns, Landis, Boyer, Royston, Hildebrand. Bailey, Archer, Williams, THIRD ROW: Taylor, Wise, Hoffman, Kopp, Reedy, Plitt, Kopp, Miller, O'Keefe, Lecrone, Bolen, Kennedy, Houston, Flemmens. FOURTH ROW: Lucabaugh, Petry, Wildasin, Greenplate, Wilcox, Ziegler, Kasper, Bailey Erskine. FIFTH ROW: Meckley, Fry, Jones, Whitacre, Stiffler, Markel, Bollinger, Wertz, Bailey, Walker. SIXTH ROW' Simerly, Edwards, Spicer, Copp, Cheek, Mays, Fishel, Dell, Campbell. v NINTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Shaffer, Bosley, Curry, Walker, Diehl, Kopp, Druck, Ness, Meeder, Miller, Petry, Horn, Doster, Dorsey. SEC- OND ROXV: Lecrone, Osbrone, Seitzinger, Sweitzer, Bankert, Greene, Rohrbaugh, Fuhrman, Warner, Ziegler, Miller, Hend- rix, Measley. THIRD ROW: joines, Shewell, Norris, Lau, Smith, Smith, Grove, Matthews, Schuman, Rohrbaugh, Walker, O'Keefe, Grothey. FOURTH ROW: Mummert, Gantz, McClain, Ambrosius, Lau, Edie, McCullough, Parrish, Garver, Quinn, Hittie, Heaps, Miller. FIFTH ROW: Forbush, Kroh, Markle, Krout, Farmer, Bortner, Kopp, Young, Young, Tho- man, Blevins, Blevins, Burke, Measley. SIXTH ROW: Creager, Schnell, Shettel, Martin, Amspacher, Nicklow, Brooks Markel, Masenheimer, Wfineholt, Smith, Winemiller, Wertz. ? 1 in . . . Vocal Talent MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Walker, Sweitzer, Kuhn, Rudisill, Thoman, Bohnert, Cornbower, Walker, Seitz, Thoman, Edsall, Miss Zarfos SECOND ROW: Sweeney, Sechrist, Boose, Miller, Brenneman, Wallace, Baum, Fuhrman, Hare, Cross, Bailey, Kelbaugh Daniels. THIRD ROW: Shettel, Forbush, Koller, Flemmens, Sellers, Flemmens, Miller, Miller. FOURTH ROW: King, Myers Broclbeck, Hayes, Good, Miller, Thoman, SENIOR HIGH BOYS'-GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Walker, Herbst, Sweeney, Gettle, Caslow, Henry, jones, Brenneman, Bose, Stoner, Thompson, Rohrbaugh, Rehmyer, Wills, Wolf, SECOND ROW: Thompson, Kinard, Schafer, Wagner, Heindel, Raffensberger, Crowe, Nace, Seil- ing, Roseberry. THIRD ROW: Weaver, Carlson, Ilgenfritz,-Amspacher, Ziegler, Gemmill, Baum, Glatfelter, Hunt, Kapp. Sellers, Amspacher, Lackey, Fouhrman, Stiffler, McDonald, Brodbeck, Krout. FOURTH ROW: Koller, Flemmens, Shettel, Forbush, Sellers, Miller, Hendrix, Flemmens, FIFTH ROW: Larrick, Seitz, jones, Hayes, King, Miller, Brodbeck, Miller, Engle, Thoman, Good, Vanover, Hildebrand, Creager, , v Warriors Find . . . IE 4251385 Mega' ij, to is - fir --f 1 A I5 , ogre r,'fr J' rl: I I H i ' ' SM ' E721 --iA5r.e3J35Ji9cl25 - 'r--fa :miami ' 'rs i fi 'Ir rx, I ' Q Mn W heir? A ,nf fi QIJ My ' we fl L11 fret? SENIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert McCoy, Coachg Daniel Sides. Harold Miller, joe King, Melvin Bollinger, Lee Fry, Barry Black, Sam Alban. Robert Spyker, jack Duerr, Jake Fair, Mr. Oscar Snyder. Coach. SECOND ROW: Charles Myers, Charles Thoman, jim Krebs. Dick Sommerville, Phil Miller, Dave Shue, Dan She-well, Phil Stake. Alfred Elliott, Lynn Messersmith, Dale Miller, jim Holley, David Markel. THIRD ROW: Dennis Wei'tz, Nevin Laughman, Lynn Rohrbaugh, John Keller, Ronald Smith, Sam Sellers, Alton Glar- felter, joe Tyler, Bill Tyler, Mike Crowe, Bob Brown, Dick Ambrosius, Terry Yohe. .l 3, .,.k,, -ii, f I N A P 'T Welt, lxxf mr ,Q wi' .. ix COACHES Mr. Oscar Snyder, Mr. Robert Zeigler, Mr. Robert McCoy, Mr, Donald Blough. 82 eason uccessful Exciting eveningwfootball game. SENIOR VARSITY We They 20 York Catholic , , 7 7 West York i,,,,., , ,. 7 0 Central Y, ,,,, ,Y,, V . H 14 33 Carson Long , , Y.,,.-,V 12 39 Patton Trane f V 6 0 Littlestown S ,ee,,,., 21 6 Dallastown H eeee. ,12 21 Kennard-Dale , ., 0 JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY FIRST ROW: johnny Houston, Barry Zeigler, Wayne Hartenstein, Barry jones, Carson Petry, Greg Albrecht, Loren Kroh, johnny Patrizio, Robert Harris, Richard Merrick, Ronald Stiffler. SECOND ROW: Philip Schriver, Curtis Winters, Richard Attig, Franklin Dunnick, jeff Crowe, Gary Owens, Mike Schriver, Alton Glatfelter, Mervin Ridley, james Bond. THIRD ROW: Paul Markel, David Markel, Dennis Wertz, Ronald Smith, Bob Frederick, Steve Forbush, Larry Kopp, Kenneth Goodling, Glenn Warner, Mr. Blough, Mr. Mensch, Coaches. 83 Warriors Face . . . MEMBERS OF FACULTY TEAM FRONT ROW Donald Blough, Oscar Snyder, Robert McCoy. SECOND ROW: joseph Smith, scorekeeperg Gerald Treon Raymond Burger, and Robert Zeigier. Absent when picture was taken, James Miller. King sinks lay-up. SENIOR VARSITY We They 61 Dallastown ss,,.,, ,,vYs,,,,, 6 0 40 Eastern , ,..s...,,, ,, 1,45 44 Spring Grove .s,,,. ..,.,,, 4 8 49 York Suburban .7,7.., ,rr,s A 72 49 Dover ,.ss..,,,,,rs, ., s,,, 46 5 1 Kennard-Dale .,,,,r .uss,,, 4 6 5 9 Southwestern .,,,,,,, w.... . 38 42 Red Lion ,, ,,r...., ..r,,.. 5 1 52 West York Vee,.r 1.151 43 Dallastown .Vsse ..72 61 Central .e,,,2 ., .256 45 Eastern .....,.,. s.e,.,.,.. 7 3 5 1 Northeastern ....,Y,, ,,.,,. 5 6 39 York Suburban .e,e.., .,e... 5 5 49 Kennard-Dale ....,. .,ee., 5 4 57 Red Lion ....sr,,.,. eVeee,,r, 5 8 . . . Tough Competition Miller shoots hook for two points. King shoots for basket. FIRST ROW: Terry Amspacher, james Holley, Larry Myers, james Shearer, Daniel Shewell, David Shue. SECOND ROW: Mr. Raymond Burger, Harold Miller, joseph King, Melvin Bollinger, Barry Black. Girls, Sports FIRST ROW: Donna Glatfelter, Susan Gemmill, Claudia Fry, Sondra Sechrist, Sally Thompson, Carol Russell, Beverly Williams, Joyce Stoner. SECOND ROW: Lana Ambrosius, Linda joines, Charlene Bose, Marie Thompson, Judy Smith, Cindy Rehmeyer, Donna Warner, Lois Markel, Bonnie Matthews, Donna Baker, and Karen Hare. Student sets up ball for front line. Sondra returns serve. mx. --,f 1' .0 1 Sum.. 1- .fu wfwz. -, 2 ff em , 7:- 1 1 5 , ,... 5 E Z r 874' Science Club The Science Club gives the students who are interested in science a chance to learn more about it. The club projects also furnish the school with equipment and materials. Planned for future projects are the building of a Tesla Coil and a geiger- counter. The club is under the direction of Mr. Melvin Wagner. Students prepare crystals.-Pictured: Bill Goodling, john jasinski, Mr. Melvin Wagner, Gerald McCleary. ' Future Teachers of America Having an interest in teaching as a future career is the only qualification one has to have to belong to the Fu- ture Teachers of America. The students learn more about teach- mi ing through assisting teachers and visit- ing other schools and colleges. The club participates in school activi- ties pertaining to teaching, such as Back to School Night. They have at- tended Teachers' Institute. we The club, sponsored by Mrs. Doris Miller and Miss Mercer, meets every Thursday, F.T.A. meeting is conducted. Senior Intramurals In order to create more interest in sports, Senior High Intramurals has been organized. The club is open to all senior high boys. Various sports are coached by Mr. I Gerald Treon, club advisor. 88 Mr. Treon coaches students. Riding Club Promoting a greater interest in safe riding is the purpose of the Riding Club. Any student who has a genuine interest in horses may join. The second Saturday of every month the members ride at the River Valley Ranch, Lineboro, Maryland. The club, under the guidance of Mrs. Sarah Graham, is taught proper riding techniques. Dance Band practices for future engagements. Archery Club The Archery Club promotes interest in the age-old sport of Hatchery. The club practices outside, if the weather permits. Planned for the future is the build- ing of an archery range. This newly organized club is advised by Mr. Matthew Mensch. Students practice horsemanship. Dance Band To supply modern entertainment to the students at Susquehannock is the purpose of the Dance Band. They furnish the music for some of the school dances. The band, sponsored by Mr. Prowell Seitzinger, consists of twenty-five mem- bers. They meet every Tuesday to re- hearse for future engagements. I Students receive instruction. 89 SUPERIOR WIRE CLOTH CO. Manufacfurers of Non Ferrous Screen an-d Wire Clofh Superior in Qualify Supreme in Durabiliiy HUNGERFORD, YORK CO., PA. E NOT O FUHRMAN'S MEAT MARKET ' Ng'-EN RCEZLGOODS Hes 2Qfdfr'jj gj.Mea'S VARIETY STORE Phone: Jefferson-2396 SHQE5 CANDIES BOB'S BOWLERAMA AMF Aufomafic Pinspoilers Open Daily af Noon-Sun. 2 P.M. Reservafions-Phone GLEN ROCK 598I BARNEY DUERR'S Texaco Service Lubricafion, Washing General Molor Tune Up New Freedom, Pa Phone 3250 WARNER AND WI RTZ Sales and Service CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE New Freedom, Pa. Phone 569I The Finesl' in Tailoring Free AlI'eraI'ions Life of Garmeni BRODY'S MEN'S SHOP Il Main S+. Glen Rock, Pa. PHONE 6756 W. C. ANSTINE 8: SON Sewing Confracfors RAILROAD, PA. SNYDER'S FEED MILL Kimberchick K-I37 Eshelman and Larro Feed Brodbeclcs, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 4307 R. E. YOHE Your Communi+y Pure Food SI'ore General Merchandise Brodbeclcs, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 4822 WERTZ GARAGE Fram Trac'I'ors and Equipmenl' Wesfinghouse Appliances Phone-Hamp. Franklin 4-2672 LINEBORO, MARYLAND WH ERLEY'S Men's-48 Wa+er S+reeT Ladies'-4I Main Sfreef Glen Rock, Pa. HELEN PLITT BEAUTY SHOP 236 Hanover SI. Glen Rock, Pa. Tel. G.R. 4037 Complimen+s of BORTNER'S SOFT DRINKS HANOVER, PA. BORTNER'S GARAGE New and Used Cars, General Repairs Complefe Fron'I End and Aligning Service Glenville, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 5525 GROVE AND SECHRIST SPORTING GOODS 77 N. MAIN ST. RED LION. PA. CQmplimen+s of TAYLOR'S GROCERY Railroad, Pa. Phone: Glen Rock 3607 GLEN ROCK PHARMACY I7 Main S+ree'I' Phone 4002 Complimenis of SWEITZER'S BARBERSHOP GLEN Rocic, PENNA. Complimenfs of LEROY HElNDEL'S Communi'I'y Pure Foocl Siore Glen Rock R.D. No. 2 H. C. GEIPLE AND SON Home Furnishings of Trusfecl Qualify Since I880 FUNERAL HOME Easy Home Goulds Laundry WaI'er Sysfems R. H. MOWERY Housewares and Gif+s Plumbing and Heafing PHONE 328I GLEN ROCK. PA. GLEN ROCK, PENNA. WAGNER CLEANERS Phone 3456 Glen Rock, Pa. FARMERS STATE BANK OF HANOVER I3-I5 Bal+imore Sfreef Member of Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporafion WARNER'S HYPO-ZONE MILTON M. WARNER I430 W. Popular SI. York, Pa. Nancy jones and Dick Hartensteiu prepare hobby case. Library Club Membership in the Library Club is the largest in the school. Students from eighth to twelfth grade are eligible for the club. These students work in the library for at least one period a week. They do all types of jobs-from checking the Wilson catalog to dusting book shelves. All students who work for seventy-five hours receive a pin. Those who have worked one hundred and fifty hours receive a tie clasp or another piece of jewelry. The club advisor is Mrs, Dorothy Holla- han. Students utilize library facilities. Junior H igh Newspaper junior high students have a chance to try their hand in journalism while working on the junior high newspaper, Tee Pee Talk. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Keith and Miss Margaret Mercer, students learn the methods of operating a newspaper and gain experience in writing. This prepares them for future work on the Courier. This year's editor is Darlene Schuman. Editor-DARLENE SCHUMAN ,ww Students plan next edition of Tee Pee'Talk. WORDEN 81 SHEWELL, INC. Domeslic and lnduslrial Healing Boiler lns+alla+ion and Repairs PHONE 53I W. King S+. Yorlt 820I4 Glen Rock 360I YORK' PA' RCA Vicfor TGIGVISIOY1 Shrewsbury Branch JESSE F. GARVER YORK TRUST COMPANY For Prompf Efficienl' Service SHREWSBURY, PA. II5 Main S+- Complefe Banking Facililies Member of fhe Share M43 Res 658' Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporalion SOTDORUS SERVICE STATION . Tydol Gas and Veedol Oil ScoH s Lawn Care DuPonI' Painfs Lubricafion-Accessories . Mirro Glazing and Washing Hardware -' TOYS 1 GIHS Used Cars Bough'I', Sold and Traded I Phone: Glen 'Rock 3896 S SMITH'S QUALITY SU PER MARKET Manchesler SI'ree'I' Exl. Glen Roclc, Pa. Phone 3750 HOME DRESSED MEATS Meef Your Friends Here- Plenly of Parking KOPPS COMPANY. INC. SEITZLAND STORE Llnebofo- Md- Locker S+orage LUMBER AND MILLWORK and Frozen Foods A. E. NEWCOMER plqmoun, DODGE AND PLYMQUTH 73 Insurance Q3 fl Sales and Service Jiffy 227 Ham., S+, ,114 SUMMIT SERVICE i 2 Phone 3557 Glen Rgckl Pa, mm New Freedom, Pa. Phone 38OIl ' You'II Love fo Live Wifh I Furnifure and Appliances A 6KIEE3dSS+ore From ' ' BRODBECKS PA. BUD HAVEN ' Shrewsbury' Pa. S. J. KREBS, Prop. O. K. COMMUNITY STORE For Finesf Qualify and Service Groceries Dairy Producfs Produce Choice Fresh Meafs Frozen Foods Nofions LARGEST SELECTION OF Eooo IN SOUTHERN YORK couNTY Glen Rock, Pa. HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS Jefferson, Pa. P.O., Codorus, Pa. Goodyear Tires Willard Bafferies High Sfreef General Repairs Accessories New Freedom, Pa. Phone JEFFERSON 2I4I Phone Glen Rock 4280 SHREWSBURY RESTAURANT C' C' For Good Things fo Eaf Aucfioneer On The Square Shrewsbury, Pa. Bwdbecks. Pa- Phone 4923 Phone 3063 EARL HELFRICH, Prop. H. FRANCIS NON EMAKER Heafing and Plumbing New Freedom, Pa. ROHRBAUGH'S SERVICE STATION Your Flying Dealer Lubricafion - Car Washing Wheel Alignmenf and Balancing Phone: Jefferson 2I69 Codorus, Pa. GARDNER'S GARAGE General Repairs, Towing and Used Cars Complefe Fronf End Alignmenf CODORUS 8: MANHEIM FARMERS ASSO. Grain, Flour, Feed Coal and Ferfilizer Glen Rock, Pa. RD. No. 3 GI ,H P envl e, a. Phone 3663 Phone Glen Rock 6832 L --'R' 'EI' TWT Besf Wishes room, K? MARKET' y AMERICAN I'-:LFE I 'L If ,mf INSULATOR CORP. 1 5 Cusfom Molders NARDIEIS FOOD MARKET New Freedom, Pa. of Plasfic Maferials NEW FREEDOM, PENNA. Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Mr. Russell Hare, Advisor, Barry Glatfelter, Robert Hildebrand, James Smith, Donald Shaffer, Sterling Lucabaugh, 'Henry Fritz, Rene Fourhman, Lewis Smith, Aaron Amspacher. SECOND ROXW: Larry Stough, Charles Thomas, James Snyder, Timothy Glatfelter, Lawrence Glatfelter, Harold Thomas, Norman Rohrbaugh, john Fisher. Clarence Nace. THIRD ROW: James Tyler, Gerald Shoff, Leroy Snyder, Charles Myers, Donald Thoman, Marvin Klinedinst, Robert Miller, Richard Ferguson, Monroe Miller. FOURTH ROW: Rendall Gemmill, james Thoman, Robert Badders, Lawrence Davis, Joseph Tyler, William Tyler, Daniel Osborne, Charles Thomas. FIFTH ROVU: Nelson Wagner, Clyde Shiye, Charles Thoman, William Sweitzer, Walter Fourhman, Clarence Raffens- burger, Lewis Shaffer. SIXTH ROVU: Robert Myers. Clyde Cheek, Richard Nuttle, Glenn Taylor, Gordon Shive, Francis Thomas, James Krebs. Dale Mummert, Robert Daron. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. is a club for those boys taking the Vocational Agriculture course. Each year the club sponsors dances, suppers, and skating parties. The officers are: Sterling Lucabaugh, President, Donald Shaffer, Vice-Presi- dentg Henry Fritz, Secretaryg Lewis Smith, Treasurer. The club advisor is Mr. Russel Hare. FARM S OF ' but . si-F. W ..Qr..a. A am.. if AS L... President confers with members, 96 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Barbara Heindel, Romaine Fourhman, Barbara Caslow, Brenda Lackey, Ruth Rohrbaugh, Nancy Horton. SECOND ROW: Helen Kopp, Hilda Nace, Hazel Nace, Joyce Reimold, Lucille Cornbower, Peggy King, Mrs. Henrietta Wilt, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Glenda Smith, Marlene Hess, Helen Herbst, Blanche Dubbs, Diane Gettel. SENIOR F.H.A. Avised by Mrs. Henrietta Wilt, the Senior Future Homemakers of America develop skill in domestic duties, such as cooking, sewing, and managing the home. Among its various activities, the F.H.A. combine with the F.F.A. in sponsoring the annual Sweetheart Dance. The organization is headed by Brenda Lackey, Presidentg Nancy Hor- ton, Vice-Presidentg Lois Osborne, Sec- retaryg Ruth Rohrbaugh, Treasurer. The Senior F.H.A. is open to any senior high student who has had home economics. Girls prepare for lunch. 97 SAVADA BROS., INC. Manufacfurers of Paiamas Q Shir+S MODEL Brand Sporfswear I Underwear GLEN ROCK, PENNA. BLANcHE'S SHOP C0mP'ime'1+S of Infan'I's', ChiIdren's, Ladies' Wear T L Giffs-Hallmark Cards RAI COFFEE SHOP P.O. Bldg. New Freedom, Pa. On ROUIG III-2 Miles SOUTH Yorlc, Pennsylvania IOpen Sundaysl JOE AND MARY'S RESTAURANT NORMAN KCPP Seafood-Sfealcs-Chops and Chicken Glen .Rock No Sandwiches of All Kinds Penland . . Cafering 'Io Par'I'ies and Banquefs UPl 0l5'l'e 'n9 anfl.RePa '9 Roufe III Phone 3500 and Rel:'n'5l FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Agen'I' for Bell 8: Howell Home Movie Equipmenf. MODERN REPAIRING AT REASONABLE PRICES USING ULTRASONIC EQUIPMENT. JOHN E. YOST, JEWELER I05 MAIN STREET, GLEN ROCK, PA. Same Iocaiion Since I920 KIICK'S SUPERETTE Compllmenis of Produce Groceries Mem THE LUCKY SPOT RESTAURANT GLEN ROCK PA II2 Broadway ' ' Hanover, Pa. FAMOUS HOT WIENER LUNCH Fo, a Real Tree..- Ed, Tim Maoros and Geo. Tsifsibelis, Props. Eai, l Corner Yorlc S+. and Broadway Hanover- Pa- UTZ'S POTATO CHIPS VERNON L. MASIMORE HARRY A. MILLER, JR. Glen ROCIK. PG- New, Used Cars Plumbing and Hea'I'ing Seven Valleys R.D. I, Pa. Myers Pumps Rou'I'e 6I6 Phone 6922 Phone Logansville 2257 GLEN ROCK STEAM BAKERY Glen on Ihe Label Means Qualify on 'I'he Table Phone: Glen Rock 659I Glen Rock, Penna. GLATFELTER'S ICE CREAM C. N. KROUT, Proprie'I'or Glen Rock, Pa. Phone 334I For CaHIe, Hogs and PouII'ry OWINGS BROTHERS. INC. Glen Rock, Pa. June Bug Feed York, Pa. Harrisburg Phone 8-27I5 Phone 4-0258 Day and Evening Classes THOMPSON COLLEGE Courses: Sienographic, Secrefarial Accounfing and Business Adminisfrafion JOHN W. KERCHNER Dead Animals Promp'I'Iy Removed Phone: Loganville 282I -York 47-4I I3 Radio Dispafched Trucks R. F. WARNER Feed - Grain - Fer+iIizer Phone Franklin 43553 LINEBORO, MARYLAND PEOPLES BANK OF GLEN ROCK Glen Rock, Penna. COMMERCIAL BANKING Member: Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Sys'I'em Congra'I'uIa'I'ions and Bes+ Wishes 'Io Ihe Gradua+ion Class BUCHART ASSOCIATES Archi+ecI'uraI Engineering 6II Wesl' Markei' S'rreeI YORK, PENNA. BOWMAN'S ICE CREAM SHOP M- E- BRICKER r Heafing Tinnlng Ice Cream for AII Occasions plumbing Hardware Soups, Sandwiches, Drinks Shrewsbury' pa. Shrewsbury. Pa- Phone GLEN ROCK 3062 HUGHES' RESTAURANT New Freedom, Pennsylvania W. HOMER HENDRIX General Insurance Fire, Life, Aufo, HeaI+h and Accidenf Workmen's Compensalion, General Liabilify Hungerford, Pa. Phone GR 4848 ELMER W. HENRY Dealer in Varcrafi' Paini' Shrewsbury, Pa. Glen Rock 4788 CARMANIS Ice Cream, Milk and Ice Phone GLEN ROCK 480I A FRIEND GLEN ROCK RESTAURANT I. SCHAFFER, Prop. Phone: Glen Rock-5836 Quill and Scroll Honor Society FIRST ROW: Lee Fry, jean Wilson, George Brown. SECOND ROW: Melvin Bollinger, Ivan Gettle, and Donald Shive. Honor Society Advisors Advisors: MR. RICKER and MR. HEATHCOTE QUILL AND SCROLL Under the direction of Mr. Roland Heath- cote, members of the Quill and Scroll, an international journalist society, further their knowledge in journalism. Any staff mem- ber of the Courier or Calumet who has done outstanding work is eligible for membership. The officers are: President, Lee Fry: Vice President, George Brown, Secretary, Ivan Gettleg Treasurer, Melvin Bollinger: Histor- ian, Donald Shive. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Dawn Boose, Marilyn Sweitzer, Joyce I-Ieindel, jean Wilson. SECOND ROW: George Brown, Darlene Brenneman, James Holley, Sandra Wallace, Donald Shive. THIRD ROW: Lee Fry, jack Frederick, Melvin Bollinger, Barry Black, Sterling Lucabaugh, Ivan Gettle. Club Directors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society consists of students who have shown qualities in schol- arship, leadership, and service to the school. Members must have a 90W average and be active in clubs and organizations. Only sen- ior high students are eligible for member- ship. The club advisor is Mr. Paul Ricker. MR. ROBERT COX, MR. SIDNEY EHRHART. IOI QWL WILEY MacDONALD SAUBEL-5 Sfrawberry and Flower Planis . K N Rouie III New Freedom R.F.D. Grocerles and Hardware I Phone Glen Rock 3502 HAMETOWN, PA. PHONE 4669 CLIFTON R. WINEHOLT Truck Bodies and Woodworking Welding and General Repairs New Freedom, Penna. I+'s Smari io Save in SMITH VILLAGE BRUCE V. SMITH Phone York-550I Jacobus, Pa. Specializing in Charier Service Modern Coaches For Modern Charier Service RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO. RAILROAD, PA. PHONE GLEN ROCK 6l3I ANDERSON FEED CO. Manufaciurers of Anderson Feeds Hungerford, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 4842 BIXLER'S Welding General Repairs Heavy Wrecker Service HEATHCOTE'S GARAGE Phone: Glen Rock 436I New Freedom, Pa. DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn and Chix JOHN SIELING New Freedom R.D. No. I Phone Glen Rock 4283 BENSON'S OF NEW FREEDOM Arrow Shirfs - Casual Wear - Inferwoven Socks Lord Balfimore - Middishade - McGregor Formal CIoI'hes- Renfals - For Weddings, Proms, Efc. . THRONE LUMBER COMPANY Compllmenfs of Cusfom Mill Work J. Lumber and Building Maferial . Phone-568I FlorIs+ Glen Rock, Pa. NEW FREEDOM HARDWARE Pain'I' and Housewares Toys and Gifl' Ifems Phone: Glen Rock 6I7I General Aufo Repairing, Painfing Official Sfafe Inspecfion CENTERVILLE SERVICE STATION Glen Rock, R.D. 2, Pa. Phone 3892 SHEETS BROTHERS Farm Equipmen'I'- Mofor Trucks Refrigerafion - Sales and Service Carlisle S'I'reeI', Exfd. Main Office: Hanover, Penna. Sfewarfsfown, Pa. Hanover 2-623Ig 2-525I SILBAUGH MEMORIALS Shrewsbury, Pa. MELVIN D. SHAFFER 8: SON Modern Home Appliances Radios - Televisions - Washers - Ironers Refrigerafors - Ranges - Dryers Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 498I VICTORY RESTAURANT 9I8 Carlisle Sfreef HANOVER, PA. CODORUS NATIONAL BANK in Jefferson Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. Codorus, Penna. Complimenfs of GLEN TRADITIONALS, INC. Glen Roclc, Pa. Complimenfs of J. H. STERN GARMENT CO., INC. Seven Valleys, Pa. MELLON'S AUTO PARTS YARD Brodbeclcs R.D. No. I, Penna. Phone: Glen Rock 385I A. M. KREEGER Poulfry ' Feed Ferfilizer ' Coal Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone: Glen Rock 3060 Cusfom Corn Shelling BENSON'S OF NEW FREEDOM Qualify Apparel and Giffs We Give S8zH Green Sfamps McCLAIN 8: BOYLE Inferior and Exferior, Painfing Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone: Glen Roclc 5570 AMSPACHER'S GARAGE Clair 81 PoIIy's Soff Ice Cream Glen Roclc, R.D. 9693 Phone: 669I Glen Rock Superbia Scholae Nostrae Mrs. Graham, jean Wilson, Lois Winemiller, and Miss Krumrine. Students confer with committee head. Under the patronage of Miss Phyllis Krum- rine and Mrs. Sarah Graham, a new club, the Superbia Scholae Nostrae, has appeared on the school scene. The club is composed of senior girls and boys, and junior girls who are interested in improving the appearance of the school. Later members of the underclasses will be able to join. The club plans to operate a canteen for stu- dents in the cafeteria before school. An advisor will supervise the canteen at first, but later it will be operated by the students on the honor system. The fundamental purposes of the Superbia Scholae Nostrae are to work for the welfare of the school and to show that the students are willing and able to accept responsibility in the school community. Students organize material for the improvement of the school. Theatre Arts Club Designing the scenery for the junior and senior plays' keeps the Theatre Arts Club quite busy throughout the year. They repair damaged scenery and sometimes provide the settings for some of the as- sembly programs. The club, sponsored by Mr. Lowell Wallace, is open to boys in both junior and senior high. The officers for this year are: Ray Masimore, Presidentg Kenneth Adams, Vice Presidentg Terry Klinefelter, Secre- taryg Gary Masimore, Treasurer. Future Nurses of America Senior high girls who are interested in careers in nursing may join the F.N.A. These girls assist Mrs. Anderson, their director, in administering shots. They participate in programs which collect funds for UNICEF. During the school year, the future nurs- es visit hospitals. 5, wil V' Q SH tiff E KLVLV K 4 .. , Ls f E7! . ,W . H... - 'piy i pypp pg Zpyp p ., p Instruction is given by Mr. Wallace. Student assists nurse in preparing for shots. PEOPLE'S BANK OF HANOVER The Friendly Bank HANOVER, PENNA. LOANS: DEPOSITS: Personal Savings AuI'o Loans Checking Accoun'I's Morfgages CerI'ificaI'e Business Loans of Deposi+ BUBB INSURANCE AGENCY BeS'f WISIWGS NEW FREEDOM, PA. +o +I1e CompIe1'e Insurance Service CIass of '60 When You Purchase Your Nex+ Car Ask Us Abou+ Our New Aufomobile Finance Plan INDUSTRIES NOTARY PUBLIC un roucv I NC- '51, :fuzz NEW FREEDOM, PENNSYLVANIA 4' PHONE 2 GLEN ROCK 'qw K 3624 .SR CompIimen+s of HUNGERFORD PACKING COMPANY, INC. HUNGERFORD, PENNSYLVANIA UNION MACHINERY DIVISION AMF Glen Rock, Pa. SIELING FURNITURE CO RAILROAD, Pa. Congra+ula+ions +o +he Seniors of I960 HENRY M. BLATNER Your 1960 Class Photographer PHONE 7I73 l53 Easf Markei' Sfreei' York, Penna. AT THE BROWNSTONE HOUSE H. E. STERNER 8: SONS Disfribufors Gasoline-Furnace Oils-MoI'or Oils Phone Loganville 2472 or ZI49 R. D. 9992 Glen Roclc, Pa. Complimenis of THE COLONIAL HOTEL KEENEY'S MEAT MARKET Home Dressed Meals Hungerford, Pennsylvania Phone 4843 NORMA'S BEAUTY SALON Norma Balcer Main SI. Shrewsbury, Pa. GLEN ROCK 306I Specialize in Permanenl' Waving, Hair Shaping and Hair Coloring Le'I s Mee'I' and Eal' a+ FITZ BROS. TROPICAL TREAT Subs, French Fries, Bar-B-Ques Sof+ Ice Cream Rou+e III, IV2 Miles Soufh of YORK. PA. FIVE-TOWN MOTORS, INC. Roufe III Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 357I FORD Sales and Service and Par'I's MILLER'S DISCOUNRT +AUTp PARTS ou e V4 Mile SouI'h of Jacobus, Pa. Phone: York 276I2 Specializing in Wheel Alignmenl' ancl Balance REHMEYER'S PETROLEUM, INC. Subsidiary of Aero Oil Co. PHONE G R 4I99 NEW FREEDOM A+Ian+ic Pefroleum Disiribulor Fuel Oils--Gasoline-Lubricanls Oil Burner Sa es and Service GERRY E. McCULLOUGH NEUHAUQS INC Esso Pefroleum Produc'I's ' ' Coal Hardware, Feed, Farm Equipmenl' and New Freedom, Pa. Wesfinghouse Eleclrical Appliances Phone 6I77 E. H. HELFRICH, JR. Walchmalrer and Jeweler New Freedom, Pa. AII Wa'Ich Repairs Guaranleed KNOTTY PINE STUDIO J. O. Ebaugh-Pho+ographer Roule I I I Hamefown Phone: Glen Roclr 4667 The President conducts the meeting. w Quo Vaclis Club Any person who has, or is, taking Latin may join the Quo Vadis Club. The purpose for the club is to increase the interest in classic civilization. The club attends the Latin con- vention, which is held every year in the dif- ferent parts of the state. The club meets on Tuesday in room 210. The Club is advised by Miss Phyllis Krum- rine. The officers for the 1950-60 club are: Presi- dent, Donald Shiveg Vice-President, Gunta Mel- bardisg Secretary, Dwan Booseg Treasurer, Ilene Miller. Ilene Miller seeks the Trojan horse. A Roman Price Is Right is conducted by Latin students. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Life Fire Aufo Polio Accidenf Compensafion Liabilify Also Represenfafive of Approved Finance, Inc. LEROY A. ROHRBAUGH, Agen+ Full Time Service Office in Lodge Ha Phone Jefferson ZI64 Codorus, Pa. STRAUSBAUGH PONTIAC BAUGHER MOTORS Glen Rock, Pa. Chrysler and Plymoufh Jos. A. Sfrausbaugh Sales and Service P0NIlA',m Tel. 3897 Codorus, Pa. Phone Je-237I Complimenfs of COLEMAN ENTERPRISE CORP. GLEN Rock. PENNSYLVANIA zAERos FURNITURE STORE. INC. Complimenh of Large Display of Furnifure and Rugs GLEN ROCK Open Friday and Safurday Evenings SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS 2I-29 Broadway Red Lion, Pa. Troop 95 MENCHEY MUSIC STORE A .vom nm fs E 5 SHREWSBURY LUMBER CO. 1 BAND. ry Building Ma'I'eriaIs of AII Kinds A SHREWSBURY, PENNA. 430 Carlisle Sf.-Hanover Sf. THE GLEN ROCK STATE BANK 57-59 Main Sfreef Glen Rock, Penna. NIGHT DEPOSITORY DRIVE IN BANKING Member: Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion You Buy Word in Diamonds, Wafches and Jewelry for 34 Years COLUMBIA ' JEWELRY COMPANY Cleanfiew 2 Sfores fo Serve You on 'he Shopping Hanover Pa Square Cenier ' ' Downlown JOHN M. RUDISILL 81 SONS, INC Mo+or Express SEVEN VALLEYS, PA. GUS EQUIPMENT CO. Minneapolis-Moline and New Holland Sales and Service Seven Valleys, Pa. Phone Loganville 23II DOLLIE'S BEAUTY SHOP LINEBORO, MD. Phone: Hamp, Franklin-434I8 Complimenfs of CHARLES G. SUMMERS, JR. INC. NEW FREEDOM. PA. BRCDBECK CHEVRCLET, INC. ll We Specialize in Truck Sales Gel' Our Prices on Body and Fender Work GLEN ROCK, PA. PHONE 549I BARBEHENN sl soN ZEIGI-ER'S Merchani. Grocery and Delicafessen Glenville, Pa. Borden! Phone: Glen Rock 6834 Ice Cream Complimenfs of NEW FREEDOM DEPARTMENT STORE Complimenfs of HUNGERFORD RESTAURANT DOROTHY ZEIGLER, Prop. Since I885 HARTENSTEIN 8: CO. Lei Us Furnish Your Home Furnifure ancl Floor Coverings Phone 4046 HARTENSTEIN MORTUARY Home 'For Funerals NEW FREEDOM, PA. PHONE: 627I Complimenfs of MASEMER'S BAKERY Hanover, Pa. PHONE HANOVER 7I245 GUY HOBBS, INC. Manufacfurers Wood-MeI'aI-PIasI'ic Prod ucfs Glen Rock, York Counfy, Pa. MILLER'S STORE LINEBORO, MARYLAND Phone: Franklin 4-3554 GLENVILLE INN Glenville, Penna. Feafuring-Home Cooking Beer, Wine, Liquor ELMER ROHRBAUGH'S BARBER SHOP Diamond Merchan'I's Seven Valleys. Pa- On 'Ihe Square York, Pa. You Call, We Haul Anywhere, Any Time CARMAN'S TANK LINES SHREWSBURY, PA. Phone: Glen Rock 4899 Mr. Hamme referees game. Math Club Under the guidance of Mr. Wolf, stu- dents who are interested in furthering their knowledge in the field of mathemat- ics join this club. It meets every Thurs- day in room 231. The Mathematics Club is open to junior high students. These students are trained in basic algebra rules. Mr. Wolf attempts to keep up the pace of the students' prog- ress, thus giving the students the extra benefit of individual attention. Seventh Grade Intramurals Any seventh grade student who is in- terested in sports may join this club. Many of these students prepare for future years on SHS sports teams. They learn the val- ue of sportsmanship. The club meets every Thursday under the direction of Mr. Wilson Hamme. Students practice basic algebra problems. EVA WERTZ'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions Call Jefferson 2I84 PLITT'S Perfeclly Balanced Ginger Ale Your Besf Buy in Beverages HENRY E. MARKLE Real Eslafe Broker 9 Carlisle S+. Hanover, Pa. Phone: ME 7-I l29 THACKERS SERVICE New Freedom, R.D. 9952, Pa. Phone: Glen Rock 4489 Gravely Trac+ors ' Jacobsen Power Mowers Sales and Service ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOES America's Second Largesl' Shoe Co. Work ' Play ' Dress ' Spori' Ked Gym Shoes-Loafers-Saddles Jack Kiser-Hungerford, Pa. Complimenfs of SWAM ELECTRIC CO., INC. HANOVER, PA. BEAVERSOIWS AMOC0 SERVICE Gas ' Oil ' General Repairs Lubricalions ' Tires ' BaH'eries Sundaes ' Milk Shakes ' Lighl' Lunch Phone: Glen Rock 6924 MILTON L. BAKER Every Form of Insurance 2I Soufh George S'I'ree+, York, Pa. Phones: York 7I44-8I485 Red Lion 2356-I RACETRACK RESTAURANT Good Foods SH REWSBU RY NORMAN'S BARBER SHOP SHREWSBURY, PA. Glen Rock 5654 LEHMANS FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Shrewsbury, Pa. EHRHART'S CUSTARD BAR Shrewsbury, Pa. Bar-B-O Milk Shakes Glen Rock 4498 Submarines Compllmenls CHAS. A. ADAMS of General Hauling BLOUSE'S MEAT MARKET Phone: Glen Rock 4293 Complimenls of RlZZATO'S BEAUTY SALON Glen Rock, Pa. BOEHLER'S GARAGE General Repairs Elecfric and Acefylene Welding Complele Fronl' End Alignmenl' Brodbecks, Pa. Phone 4306 Glen Rock SAMUEL E. KEENY ATTIG BROS. Auc'I'ioneer Fresh and Smoked Meals Farm Sales Liveslock Groceries, Elc. Household Merchandise Shrewsbury, Pa. New Freedom, Pa., R.D. 9992 Self-Service HEDRICK OIL SERVICE GLEN ROCK, PA. Hea+ing and Fuels Ad Staff FIRST ROW: Diane Wade. Susan Bohner, Sondra Sechrisf, Daniel Shewell, James Holley, Marilyn Sweiizer, Susan Thoman. Mary Sieling. SECOND ROW: Roberl' Merrick, Joan Hughes, Darlene Brenneman, Dawn Boose, Ellen Palrizio, Donna Glaffeller, Philip Slake. THIRD ROW: Melvin Bollinger, Ray Maslmore. Marvin Hendrix, Gerald McCIeary, Dale Miller, Charles Miller, Lynn Rohrbaugh. Melvin Wherley. We, +he adver+ising s+af'f of 'Ihe I960 CaIume+, would like +o Ihank everyone who has con+ribu+ed +o +I1e success of our yearbook. Also, I would like +o Ihank everyone on fhe adverlising sfaff, because, wi+I1ou+ fheir help, no+hing could have been compIe+ed. Thank you everyone! Sincerely Yours' ADVERTISING STAFF JAMES HOLLEY, Manager We sincerely hope that in these pages we have opened the doors of memoriesgmemories which will bring you happinessfnow and in the future. The entire Calumet Staff joins in expressing their gratitude to our advisor, Mr. Curtis Stermer-for without his never failing advice, the completion of this yearbook would not have been possible. Thanks, also, to all others who have assisted us in our task. The 1960 Calumet Staff 1 f TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made J' 5 M l Y zmucxai scum 1' ? ,.-4.4 5 4 if Q 1 sr 4 Q 5' M N H f K , . .Q XX M M 2 A 5 K, 91 x I ill ll I