Bermudian Springs High School - Eagle Yearbook (York Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

% ector 1959 Published By . . . The Senior Class Bermudian Springs Joint High School East Berlin, York Springs, Pennsylvania Table of Contents Dedication................. Administration.............. Seniors.................... Underclassmen............... Activities.................. Sports..................... Drama And Dance............. Sponsors................... Dedication W e, the Class of 1959, dedicate this edition of the REFLECTOR to our loving parents. With this dedication, we wish to express our utmost gratitude for die inspiration which you have given us to complete our high school education with enthusiasm and dignity. Then, too, this symbol is designed to show our appreciation for your kindness and generous assistance in helping us find our ways in the various walks of life -- higher education, busi- ness, industry. We thank you most heartily for your co-operative spirit, which was quite apparent during these important years of our lives. School Board FIRST ROW: R. Alwine, M. Starner, C. Spangler, L. McCauslin, P. Brough, W. Lott. SECOND ROW: H. Guise, J. Stoner, M. Lau, R. Riggs, R. Tyson, President; R. Leer, Vice-President; P. King, R. Smith, P. Zerbe. THIRD ROW: L. Keefer, R, Koons, Secretary; C. Baker, H. Mummert, P. Lerew, J. Zepp. Treasurer; P. Blevins, L. Spahr, A. Townsend. CONEWAGO INDEPENDENT H. Albright R. Alwine I. Gross P. Hoover H. Mummert LATIMORE TOWNSHIP G. Anderson P. Brough P. King R. Koons R. Leer EAST BERLIN BORO C. Baker M. Lau P. Lerew R. Riggs C. Spangler READING TOWNSHIP M. Baker P. Blevins L. Spahr M. Stamer J. Stoner HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP L. Keefer W. Lott L. McCauslin R. Tyson J. Zepp YORK SPRINGS BORO H. Guise P. Lehman R. Smith A. Townsend P. Zerbe 6 MESSAGE TO SENIORS Congratulations to the class of 19591 You are members of the first class to graduate in die combined commencement of the East Berlin and York Springs units. This has made it necessary for you to deal with many matters which have been unique. In addition to this, much of your education has taken place during a time of stress produced in part by the reorganization of our school system and the pressures of the Space Age. You have conducted yourselves in a manner which reflects credit upon you and your school. May success and happiness be your reward for all your efforts in the years we have shared in school. AMOS D. MEYERS Supervising Principal Principals MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS The society in which we live today depends upon us as individuals and as groups for its improvements and per- petuation. You, the class of 1959, now more than ever before will be responsible for our way of life. The faculty and I feel proud, but humble, in helping you to help our society. We wish you success and happiness in your future endeavors. ALFRED R. BILLETT Principal 7 Shippensburg State Teachers Elementary Supervisor Lebanon Valley College English LIZZIE G. DAVIS, B. A. University of South Carolina Latin, English Tri-Hi-Y Adviser CARL D. DIEHL. B. S. Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York B. S. in Music Education Supervisor of Music 8 GARY U CRUM. A. B. Susquehanna University Music IDA M. FLEGAL, B. A. Gettysburg College, Penn State University Physical Education, Health, English Tricky-Teens, Co- Adviser of 8th Grade VIRGINIA R. GRIMM. B. S. Elizabethtown College Business Education STEPHEN F. HEYSER, B. S. Penn State University Industrial Arts Agriculture F. F. A. Adviser DALE E. GUISE PAUL C. HAFER, B. S. Gettysburg College Mathematics 11th Grade, Conservation Club Adviser, J. V. Basketball Coach Shippensburg State Teachers College Social Studies NANCY A. HOOVER, A. B. Shippensburg State Teachers College English C. GLENN KEMFER Shippensburg State Teachers College Industrial Arts, Fhysical Education 9 CHARLES A. KENNEDY B. A.. M. A. Elizabethtown College University of North Carolina Science JOHN R. KORVER, B. A. Central College, Iowa English, Librarian 7th Grade, Dramatics Senior Hi-Y Adviser CLYDE U KENNEDY B.S., B. A. Shippensburg State Teachers College Gettysburg College History CAROLYN S. LOTT, A. B. Gettysburg College Physical Education Math M. RUTH KNISELY Penn State University Art i FLOYD E. MCMULLEN. B.A. Gettysburg College Science, Social Studies Bar Bell Club, Chefs' Club, 10th Grade Adviser 10 Keuka College, New York Commercial St. Agnes Hospital School of Nursing, Philadelphia Health, School Nurse Nurses' Club Adviser JOHN A. REBERT, B.S. ROBERT J. REEDER, B.S. State Teachers College Shippensburg, Pa. Western Maryland College Westminster, Maryland Commercial Subjects Guidance Counselor Yearbook, Senior Class ___________________________ State Teachers College Shippensburg, Pa. Science, Mathematics Science Club, Co-Adviser of 9th Grade 11 ROBERT E. MURPHY B.S. State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg Riysical Education, Social Studies, French Varsity Basketball Coach Junior Hi-Y, Co-Adviser of 8th Grade DALE ROTH, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Gettysburg College Shippensburg State Teachers College Huntingdon College Mathematics, Music JOAN I. SCHROPE, B. S. Penn State University Home Economics, F. H. A. Resigned January 16, 1959 EVELYN B. TOPPER. R. N. Penn State University Agriculture Gettysburg College Penn State University Drivers Education Mathematics LARRY F. WARNER, B. S. State Teachers College Shippensburg, Pa. Social Studies Varsity Club Adviser Co-Adviser of 9th Grade ELEANOR WOLFINGER, A. B. Irving College Gettysburg College Languages, History 12 Services MRS. KATHRYN HARBOLD MRS. NAOMI R. PROSSER Office Secretary East Berlin Office Secretary York Springs CLAIR BOWER School Janitor York Springs NORMAN KROFT School Janitor East Berlin MRS. DORIS H, SHOOK Office Secretary York Springs HARRY TROSTLE School Janitor York Springs 13 Cafeteria Crews York Springs LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Tanner. D. Wolfe, Mrs. Ken- nedy, Mrs. Wonders, Mrs. Whitcomb, Mrs. Guise, E. Harbold, N. Megonnel, A. Stambaugh, L. Roth, G. Trostle, D. Lerew. East Berlin FIRST ROW: A. Stambaugh, J. Reid, L. Spahr, Mrs. Menges, Mrs. Krall, K. Zeigler, F. Rinehart, D. Kroft. SECOND ROW: J. Stoner, J. Eshleman, P. Smith, D. Linebaugh, G. Sherman. Bus Drivers York Springs East Berlin 14 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wolf, Mr. Smith, Mr. Leer, Mr. Leer, M. Miller, C. Bower, F. Sowers. Mr. Smith, Mrs. Frick, Mr. Walsh. NOLA LEE ADAMS “Lee” Commercial A boy in her eyes, rock and toll fan, good dancer, quiet, giggles often. School: York Springs . . . Born: April 13, 1941 . . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Blonde . . . Activities: Chorus 9,10; F.H.A. 11; Press Club 12; Secretary; History Club 10 . . . Ambition: Take a trip to Bermuda . . . Pet Saying: “Holy bird dogs! ” JUDITH ANN BAUM “Judy Commercial East Berlin R-l School: East Berlin . . . Born: July 21. 1940 . . , Eyes: Green . . . Hair: Brown . . . Height: 5V . . . Weight: 120 .. . Activities: Class Secretary - Treasurer 12; Track Meet 9; Stranger in the Night 10; Color Guard 9, 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Club: Corresponding Secretary 12; Reflector Staff, Typing Staff 12; Usherette Christmas Concert 11; Cheerleader 10; Ambition: To be a secretary . . . Favorite Song: “It’s All in the Game” . . . Pet Saying: How About That? .. Weakness: Crab Cakes . . . Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, and Oil Painting. WILLIAM JOHN BLACK JR. “BUI” Academic New Oxford R-l School: Eichelberger 9-11; East Berlin 12 . . . Born: May 11, 1941 . . . Eyes: Gray . . . Hair: Brown . . . Height: 5 11” . . . Weight: 155 . . . Activities: J. V. Wrestling; Junior High Football 9; J.V. Foot- baU; Varsity Wrestling; Intramural BasketbaU 12; Chorus 12; County Chorus 12; Clubs: Senior Hi-Y 10; FootbaU Club 10; Chef’s Club 12; Reflector Staff; Photography . . . Ambition: To be successful in what- ever I decide to do . . . Favorite Song: “The End” . . . Pet Saying: Oh My . . . Weakness: A certain girl. . . Hobbies: Playing football, wrestling, boating and hot rods. 16 JAMES MERVIN BOSSERMAN, JR. J ira” Agriculture Red hair, easy-going. Air Force bound, unmistakable laugh. School: York Springs. . . Born: June 23, 1939. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Red. . . Activities: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12, Chaplain 10; Radio Club 11. . . Ambition: Airline Mechanic or Dairy Farmer. . . Pet Saying: “ Let's not be funny. ” VELMA JOYCE BROUGH “Velma” Commercial Dependable, good-natured, quiet, hails from Latimore, boys??? School: York Springs. . . Bom: January 27, 1942. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Blonde. . . Activities: Chorus 9,10,11,12; County Chorus 9,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Library Club 11,12; Secretary-Treasurer 12; Glee Club 9,10; Cheerleader 10,11; May Court 10; Make-Up Junior and Senior plays; Prompter Senior play; Intramural Volleyball 9; Eagle Typing Editor; Reflector Assistant Typing Editor. . . Ambition: Sec- retary. . . Pet Saying: Oh dear” BEVERLY ANN BUPP “Bev” Commercial Shy and quiet (sometimes), reliable, likes to drive around. School: York Springs. . . Born; March 18, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Prompter Junior and Senior plays. . . Ambition: Secretary. . . Pet Saying: “I don’t know.” 17 JAMES HENRY CASHMAN ••Horner Agriculture Tall, energetic, likes DeSotos, Air Force bound, going steady. School; York Springs. . . Bom: January 19, 1939. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Dance Club 10; History Club 9,11; Sports Club 12; Assistant Treasurer 12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Class Vice-Pre- sident 11; Chorus 10,11; Basketball 9,10,11; Football 11; Ambition: Farmer. . . Pet Saying: “I Don’t Know. CAROLE ELIZABETH CHRONISTER “Carole Academic Capable, artisitc, friendly, teacher? Likes to talk on telephone, natural curly hair. School: York Springs. . . Born: November 2, 1941. . . Eyes: Green. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays; Chorus 9,10; May Court 11; F.H.A. 9; Library Club 10,11,12, President 12; Dra- matics Club 11; Student Council 9; Newspaper Staff 12; Reflector Assistant Literary Editor; Elective Typing 11; Intramurals Volleyball . . .Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. . . Pet saying: “No Kiddin. CHARLES WILSON CHRONISTER “Chas Academic East Berlin School: East Berlin. . . Born: August 6, 194L . . Eyes: Brown. . . Height: 5’10’’. . . Weight: 155. . .Activities: Varsity Soccer 9,10,11; Varsity Football 12; Junior Varsity Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 9,10,11,12; Var- sity Track 9,10; Intramural Basketball 9,10,11,12; Table Tennis Tour- nament 11,12; Play 10; Band, County Band 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10,11, 12; County Chorus 12; Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Secretary 9, President 12; Barbell Club 12; ChePs Club 11; Vice-President Varsity Club 12; Older Boys’ Conf. 10; Hi-Y Model Legislature 11; Adams County All- Star Basketball Team 11. . . Ambtion: To be a professional athlete. . . Favorite Song: “Stardust . .. Pet Saying: Andall that jazz ... Weak- ness: Stunning pink lipstick. . . Hobby: Sports. 18 WILLIAM CARL COULSON “Bill” Academic F un-loving, enjoys life, always seeking new ways to get out of something or an easier way to do it, ambitious? Fearless, venture- some. Sch'Xil; York Springs. . . Born: May 1, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue-green. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays, Student Council Play; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; County Chorus 9,10,11; County Band 12; History Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 11; Bowling Club 9,10, President 10; Press Club 9,10,11; Hi-Y 10,11, Vice-Pres- ident 10,11; Football 10; Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volley- ball Champs 9; Cafeteria Personnel 10. . . Ambition: To be a success in whatever field I choose. . . Pet Saying: Egads.” DONNA MAE GEMBE “Donna” General Sincere, likes horse-back riding, talkative, special interest in Carlisle, beautician - - we wonder?? School: York Springs. . . Born: September 27, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Blonde. . . Activities: Junior Play; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi- Y 9; Library Club 10; Dance Club 11,12; District Forensic League Play; Ambition: Beautitican. . . Pet Saying: “Turnips and potatoes.” YOLANDA CHRISTINA GOLDEN Yo-Yo” Academic Graceful, friendly, well-mannered, cheerful and understanding. School:YorkSprings. . . Born: April 7, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Strawberry Blonde. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays; District Forensics League Play; Chorus 9,10,11,12; County Chorus 9,10,11,12; F.H.A. 9; Library Club 10,11; Dramatics Club 11; Press Club 11; Glee Club 10; Girls’ Athletic Board 12, President 12; Basketball 9,10,11, 12; Student Council 12; Studen Council Convention 12; Cheerleader 12; Reflector Business Manager; Intramural Volleyball 9. . . Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. . . Pet Saying: “That’s Deplorable.” 19 Butch” HAROLD LEON GRIFFIE Academic Enjoys sleep, a leader, well informed, industrious. School; York Springs. . . Born: September 18, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair:Blond. . . Activities: Class President 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Vice-President 11, President 12; History Club 9,10; Var- sity Club 11, Vice-President; Sports Club 12, President; Chorus 9, 10,11,12; County Chorus 9,10,11,12; Junior and Senior Plays; Student Council Convention 12; Reflector Assistant Editor. . . Ambition: En- gineer. . . Pet Saying: “Do you really think? FLOETTA CHARLENE GROUPE Flo” Commercial East Berlin School: East Berlin. . . Born: August 26, 1939. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5 . . . Weight: 108. . . Activities: Cheerlead- er 10: Intramural Basketball 11; Girls' Varsity Basketball 9; Ushered at 10th Grade Play; Usherette Christmas Concert 10; Color guard 11, 12; Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Tri-Hi-Y; Tricky Teens 9; Ambition: To be a secretary. . . “Favorite Song: “No one Knows.” . . . Pet Saying: “Oh! But I don't Wanna. . . . Weakness: Potato Chips. . . Hobbies: Skating and Dancing. GAYLE LEAH GOLDEN Gayle” Academic Industrious, nice personality, college bound. School: York Springs. . . Bom: March 27, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Junior Play: Make-Up and Prompter Sen- ior Play; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Library Club 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Glee Club 10; Intramural Volleyball 9;County Music Festival 10,11,12; Ambition: To graduate from college. . . Pet Saying: “That’s ridiculous.” 20 ESTHER MAE HARBOLD Academic •Boh” F riendly, loathes oyster, teacher? School: York Springs. . . Born: December 31,1941... Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Class Secretary 12; Student council 10, 11,12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; County Music Festival 9,10,11,12; Junior and Senior Plays; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 10,12; History Club 10,11; Girls’ Athletic Board 12, Secretary 12; Piano Club 9; Glee Club 10; Intramural Volleyball 9; Ambition: Teacher. . . Pet Saying: “Doggone-it.” CARL LEROY HIKES “Carl” Academic Talented, alert, studious, collegebound, finds time to enjoy him- self. School: York Springs. . . Born: January 11, 1942. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Blond. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays; Chorus 9,10,11, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Journalism Club 9; Sports Editor 9; Hi-Y Club 10; History Club 10; Music Club 11; Boys’ Sports Club 12, Secretary 12; Baseball 9; Basketball 9,10, Manager 10; German Band 9,10,11,12; Class Vice-President 9,10,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Reflector Editor; District Band Tryouts 12; Ambition: To be a success in what- ever I do. . . Pet Saying: “Holy MackereL JANET ELAINE HINKLE “Jan Commercial Artistic, talkative, gay-mannered. School: York Springs. . . Born: February 22, 1941. . . Eyes: Green. . . Hair: Light Brown. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays; Chorus 9, 10,11,12; History Club 9; Library Club 11; Girls’ Athletic Board 12; Glee Club 9; Intramural Volleyball 9;Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 10, 12; May Court 11; County Chorus 9,12; Reflector Art Editor. . . Ambi- tion: Beautician. . . Pet Saying: “O Man.” 21 JANET IRENE INSKIP vV M “Skipper” Commercial Hampton School; East Berlin . . . Born: January 18, 1941 . , . Eyes: Green . . . Hair: Brown . . . Height: 5 4” . . . Weight: 122 . . . Activities: Class Treasurer 10; Student Council Secretary 11; Red Cross 9,10,11; Cheer- leader 10; Intramural Basketball 11; Track 9; Ushered at 10th Grade Play 10; Spring Concert 10; Commencement 11; Christmas Concert 11; Colorguard 11,12; Chorus 12; Tricky Teens 9; Treasurer 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Chaplain 10; Treasurer 11; Vice-President 12; Older Girls’ Conference 12 . . . Ambition: Beautician . . . Favorite Song: ‘‘To Walk Alone” , . . Pet Saying: “Yea” . .. Weakness: A certain boy .. . Hobby: Skating. RICHARD SCOTT JACOBS “Chain” Academic East Berlin School: East Berlin . . . Born: August 4, 1941 . . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Black . . . Height: 5’11” . . . Weight: 170 . . . Activities: Class Treasurer 10, Secretary 11; J.V. Basketball 9,10,11; Varsity Basket- ball 11,12; Soccer 9,10,11; Football 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Stranger in the Night 10; Band 9. 10,11,12; County Chorus 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Yearbook: Art Staff 10; Art Editor 12; Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Table Tennis Tournament 11,12; . . . Ambition: To be successful. . . F avorite Song: “Need You . . . Pet Saying: “How about that old stuff . . . Weakness: dancing . . . Hobbies: Collecting and eating. DOROTHY ANN LEREW “Dotty” Academic Daring, broad-minded, competitive, unlimited talents. School: York Springs. . . Born: January 18, 1942. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Student Council Play 9; Junior and Senior Plays; County Chorus 9,10; Chorus 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; County Band 11,12; German Band 11,12; District Band Tryouts 12; Nurses Club 9, 10,11; Treasurer 11; G.A.B. Club 12, Treasurer 12; Journalism Club 10; Class Treasurer 9,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Junior Cheerleader 9, Captain; Varsity Cheerleader 10,11,12; Captain 12; Forensics League Play 10. . . Pet Saying: “I eat that up.” . . . Ambition: A success in whatever I do. 22 ••Ernie ERNEST D. LOPER, JR, Academic East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: December 9, 1940. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Reddish Brown. . . Height: 5’6”. . . Weight: 160. . . Activities: Varsity Football 11. . Ambition: Work in a science field. . .Club: Science Club Vice-President. . . Favorite Song: “Red River Valley . . Weakness: Television. . . Hobbies: Reading, sleeping. DAVID ELLSWORTH MC CARTNEY “Dave Commercial School: York Springs. . . Born: December 3, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . ..Activities: Gettysburg High School 9,10; Press Club 11. Discontinued Schooling December 1958. MARY JANE MC CAUSLIN “Janie Commercial F riendly, jovial. Where’s Carole? Likes rock and rolL School: York Springs. . . Born: January 26, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Light Brown. . . Activities: Junior Play; FH.A. Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 11; Library Club 12; Basketball Manager 11; Reflector Typing Editor. . . Ambition: Secretary. . . Pet Saying: Holy Jumpin cat fish. 23 Bill” WILLIAM ALLEN MILLER Academic Hampton School: East Berlin. . . Born: September 6, 1941. . . Eyes: Gray. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’8'’. . . Weight: 158. . . Activities: Varsity Basketball Manager 10; Varsity Soccer 9,10,11; Varsity Baseball 9, 10,11,12; Varsity Football 12; Stranger in the Night 10; Senior Band 9,10,11,12; Senior Chorus 11,12; County Band 11,12; Yearbook: Cir- culation Staff 12; Hi-Y 11,12. . . Favorite Song: “One Night”. . . Pet Saying:'Tll be dipped . . .Weakness: Dark Hair. .. Hobbies: Sports and playing the drums. CARL H. MYERS “Cal” Academic East Berlin School: East Berlin. . . Born: August 28, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . Height: 5 10”. . . Weight: 168. . . Activities: Class President 9,11, 12; Baseball 10; Junior Varsity Basketball 9,10,11; Varsity Basket- ball 10. . . Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; County Chorus 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff. Editor 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12, Vice-President 10,11; Student Council 9,10,11, Vice-President 11. Ambition: Business. . . Favorite Song: “I Knew A Hideway”. . . Pet Saying:”Is that a fact . ..Weakness: Chevys and Fords. . . Hobbies: Cars. RALPH EUGENE MYERS “Pole” Academic East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: May 18. 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Height: 5 7$”. . . Weight: 145. . . Activities: Varsity Baseball 9,10, 11,12; Junior Varsity Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Football 12; Soccer 10,11; Play: Stranger in the Night 10; Chorus 10; Assistant Secretary Hi-Y 12. . . Ambition: To be succes- sful in sports. . . Favorite Song: “Tom Dooley”. . . Pet Saying: “No Kiddin, Dick Tracy” . . . Weakness: Dane eland and Women. . . Hobby: Sports. 24 LINDA MAE ROTH “Linda” Academic Good conversationalist, forgets pocket book, many talents, cheer- fuL School: York Springs. . . Born: March 13, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue.. . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays: Chorus 9,10,11, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; County Band 9,10,11,12; German Band 9,10,11,12; District Band Tryouts 12; Nurses Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 11; G.A.B. 12, Vice-President 12; Journalism Club 10; Class Secretary 9,10,11; Junior Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10,11,12, Assist- ant Captain 12; Clarinet Quarter 10. . . . Ambition: Nurse. .. Pet Saying: “No Sweat” ROBERT EARL SCHOLTZHAUER “Robbie Academic Fun-loving, enterprising, carefree, good writer, actor. School. York Springs. . . Born: July 13, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Blond. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays; Chorus 9; Band 9; Student Council 10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Hi-Y 10,11; Radio Club 11; History Club 10; Press Club 12; Eagle Editor; Reflector Literary Editor; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10. . . Ambition: To be MORE than successful in whatever I endeavor.. . Pet Saying: “Stupendous.” LINDA LEE SHELLENBERGER “Shelly Commercial East Berlin R-l School: East Berlin. . . Born: April 22, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height; 5 6”. . . Weight: 135. . . Activities: Class Secretary 10; Track Team 9; Varsity Basketball 9; Majorette 8,9,10, 11,12; Chorus 12; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 11, President 12; Older Girls’ Conference 11; Usherette Spring Concert 8,9,10,11; May Day Anen- dam 8,9,10,11; Usherette for Class Play 10; Usherette for Commence- ment 11; Yearbook Staff - Literary Assistant. Ambition:Tobean air- line Hostess. . . Favorite Song: “Unchanged Melody”. . . Pet Saying: Holy Smackers. . . . Weakness: Movies. . . Hobbies: Swimming and Driving cars. 25 SHELVY JEAN SMITH “Shelby Commercial East Berlin R-l School; East Berlin. . . Born: July 4, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Black. . . Height: 5'7“. . . Weight: 154. . . Activities: Cheerleader 9,10: Intramural Basketball 11; Understudy for 10th grade play; Maj- orette 9,10,11,12; Nurses’ Club President 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; Usher- ette for Spring Concert 9,10,11; Christmas Concert 11; Student Council 10; Red Cross 10; Reflector Staff. . . Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. . . Favorite Song: “How the Time Flies”. . . Pet Saying: You like that, huh?. . Weakness: Food. . .Hobbies: Dancing and skating. LARRY E. SPAHR “Larry Agriculture East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: F ebruary 5, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair; Brown. . . Height: 5’6”. . . Weight: 140. . . Activities: Intra- mural Basketball 9,10,11,12; Junior High Basketball 9; Varsity Soccer 10,11; Varsity Track 10; Stranger in the Night 10; Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12 - Secretary 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Placed Seventh in Gold Medals at Penn State; 12 Placed Third in Hog Judging at Adams-Franklin County; Chef’s Club 12; Barbell Club 11,12; Year- book Staff; May Court Attendant 11,12. . . Ambition: To be a success in farming. . . Favorite Song: “True Love . . .PetSaying: “You’re Kiddin.”. . . Weakness: A certain girL . . Hobbies: Hot Rods, sports. ANNA MAE STAMBAUGH “Ann” Academic F riendly, sincere, engaged, finds life enjoyable, if not interesting. School: York Springs. . . Born. July26,1941.. . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Senior Play; Nurses’ Club 9,10,11, President 11; G.A.B. Club 12; Press Club 12; Cheerleader 11; Student Council 9,10, 11; Secretary-Treasurer 11. . . Ambition: To succeed in anything I attempt. . . PetSaying: “Oh Buckets.” 26 RICHARD J. STONER “Dick” Agriculture Hard-working, mechanically inclined, a certain Sophomore girl. School: York Springs. . . Born: December 11, 1940. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Music Club 11; German Band 10,11,12; Press Club 12, Sports Editor 12; F.F. A. 9,10,11,12. . . Ambition: Farmer. . . Pet Saying: “Anyhow.” MARLIN RALPH TATE Marty” General Athletic, mild-mannered, quiet? School: York Springs. . . Bom: June 1, 1941. .. Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Stage Manager Junior Play; Chorus 12; History Club 9,10; Varsity Club 11,12; Bowling Club 9; Volleyball 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9. 10; Reflector Spons Editor. . . Ambition: To be a success in whatever I choose to do. . . Pet Saying: If you say so. RAMONA ANN WAMPLER “Monie” Cornnicrcisl East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: January 21, 1942. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’4”. . . Weight: 120 .. . Activities: Class Secretary 9, Class Historian 10; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 9; Track Team 9; Intramuals Basketball 11; Stranger in the Night 10; Majorette 9,10,11; Colorguard 12; Photography Editor of Reflector Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Student Council 11; Ushered at Spring Concerts 9,10; Christmas Concert 11; Older Girls’ Conference 11. . . Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. . . Favorite Song: “It’s all in the Game.” ... Pet Saying: Oh Fish!” . . . Weakness: Green eyes. . . Hobbies: Photography and horseback riding. 27 PAUL EUGENE WEIGEL, JR. “Sonnie Academic Curious, sincere, desires a career in the Armed Forces. School: York Springs. . . Born: January 4, 1942. . . Eyes: HazeL . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Music Club 11; Press Club 10; Photography Club 9. . . Ambi- tion: Army Career or Farming. . . Pet Saying: “How About that? GEROGE RAYMOND WEIGLE, JR. “George” Agriculture F rolicsome, courteous, shy? friendly. School: York Springs. . . Born: February 17. 1942. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Activities: Science Club 9; Sports Club 12; Journa- lism Club 10; History Club 11; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12, Assistant Treasurer 11, Treasurer 12. . . Ambition: Farmer.. .Pet Saying: I don’t know. NANCY LOUISE WEIGLE “Nancy” Commercial Blushes easily, cheerful, “That certain smile” trustworthy. School: York Springs. . . Born: F ebruary 7, 1942. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Light Brown. . . Activities: Class Treasurer 9; Chorus 9; County Chorus 9; Library Club 11,12; May Court 9; Softball 9; Make-Up Junior Play. . . Ambition: Beautician. . . Pet Saying: “Holy Mackerel. 28 WILMA JEAN WENSCHHOF “Snooks Academic East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: April 16, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height 5’6”. . . Weight 139. . . Activities: Class Vice-President 12; Intramural Basketball 11; Stranger in the Night 10; Literary Editor on Reflector Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11.12;LibraryCouncil 10; Student Council 11. . . Ambition: Elementary Teacher. . . Favorite Song: “It’s all in the Game.” . . Pet Saying: “Really. . . . Weakness: Food. . . Hobbies: Sewing and Ice Skating. GEORGE GILBERT WILLIAMS “Smily General Likes girls, athletic, persuasive, critical? Wants to be a New York Yankee. School: York Springs. . . Born: March 19, 1940. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Black. . . Activities: Junior and Senior Plays;ChristmasPageant 9; Band 9,10,11,12; German Band 12; Chorus 9; County Chorus 9; Stu- dent Council 9; History Club 9; Hi-Y 9,10,11; Hi-Y Older Boys Con- ference 10; Bowling Club 10; Varsity Club 11,12; Volleyball 9; Base- ball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; AdamsCounty All-Star Basketball Team; Football 9,10,11,12. . . Ambition: Professional Baseball Play- er. . . Pet Saying: “Oh Pickles.” ROY MELVIN WILLIAMS, JR. Agriculture Fun loving, good-natured, drives a Ford, friendly. School: York Springs. . . Born: October 30, 1940. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . .Activities: History Club 9,11; Sports Club 12, Treas- urer 12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Baseball 9,10; Football 11,12. . . Ambition: Painter. . . Pet Saying: “Holy Cow. 29 JANET MARIE WITTER Commercial ••Janet” New Oxford R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: June 28, 1941. . . Eyes: Blue, . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’3”. . . Weight: 105. . . Activities: Class His- torian 11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11; Typists’ Chairman on Reflector Staff 12; Historian of F.H.A. 9; Nurses’ Club 11; Tri-Hi- Y 12. . . Ambition: To be a Commercial Teacher. .. Pet Saying: You crazy thing.” . . . Weakness: IceCream. . Hobbies: Traveling, singing. Ice skating, and playing the accordion. GEORGE E. WOLF “George” Academic East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: July 27, 1941. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5 10”. . . Weight: 160. . . Activities: Class Treas- urer 10,11; Junior Varsity Basketball ll;Track ll;Soccer 11; Business Manager on Yearbook Staff 12; Chef’s Club 11; Student Council 11. . . Ambition: To be a success. . . Favorite Song: “Lonesome Town”. . . Weakness: A certain girl. . . Hobby: Hunting. KERMIT PIERRE ZEIGLER “Barney” Agriculture East Berlin R-2 School: East Berlin. . . Born: October 23, 1940. . .Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’8” Weight: 145. . .Activities: Intramural Basketball 9,10,11,12; Junior High Basketball 9; Varsity Track 10; Varsity Soccer 11; Varsity Basketball 12; Stranger in the Night 10; Hi-Y 9,10.11,12; Chaplain 11; Barbell Club 11,12; FF.A. 9,10,11,12, Reporter 11, Vice-President 12; Placed Second in Adams-Franklin Tractor Driving Contest 11. . . Ambition: Farmer. . . Favorite Song: “It’s Only Make Believe.” . . . Pet Saying: “Chain, Let’s go to Dance- land.”. . . Weakness: New cars. . . Hobbies: Ice skating and hunting. 30 Last Will And Testament We the class of 1959 will; To the class of 1960, the task of making the yearbook. To the class of 1961, our ability to take care of school property. To the class of 1962, our ability to act civilized. 1, Nola Adams, will my shorthand ability to the Junior Class. I, J ames Bosserman, will my ability to be expelled from school to Robert Smith. I, Velina Brough, will my shorthand book to anyone who has the ability to use it. I, Beverly Bupp, will my typing ability to Carol Delp. I, James Cashman, will my athletic ability to Bill Shook. I, Carole Chronister, will my green eyes to any “cat” that wants them. I, William Coulson, will my place in Beefs heart to Danny Larue. I, Donna Gembe, will my natural blonde hair to Pat Musselman. I, Yolanda Golden, will my co-ordination in basketball, cheerleading and driving to Alice Anderson. L, Harold Griffie, will my ability to sleep to Shirley Davis. 1, Gayle Gulden, will my ability to keep my books together while riding on the bus to Chester Worley. I, Esther Harbold, will my love for Physical Education to Sandra Trostle. 1, Carl Hikes, will my ability to put school before girls to Leonard Lobaugh. L Janet Hinkle, will my tallness to Shirley Davis. L Dorothy Lerew, will my ability to steal cider to anyone who can’t. I, Mary McCauslin, will my ability to bake cherry pies to anyone who can’t. L Linda Roth, will my contact lenses to Mr. Becker because they fascinate him and he keeps losing his glasses. I, Robert Schlotzhauer, will my dirty underwear to Tom Roth. I, Richard Stoner, will my ability to play drums to Ronald Trostle. 1, Marlin Tate, will my football ability to Kenneth Lupp. I, Paul E. Weigel Jr., will my ability to do Physics to my good friend, Richard Kanwischer. I, George R. Weigle Jr., will my ability to do work to Tony Helman. L Nancy Weigle, will my good behavior to Tina Group. I, George Williams, will my ability to play basketball to William Poteet. L Roy Williams Jr., will my ability to drive with sense to Alice Anderson. York Springs 31 Last Will And Testament I, Judy Baum, will my ability to drive a car to anyone who can use it. I, Bill Black, will my ability to make up something FUNNY to say to Joe Eshleman. I� Charles Chronister, will Mr. Murphy three seven-foot basketball players for next year. Go get’em Murphf I� Floetta Groupe, will Mr. Korver a brainy senior class next year. Now, Mr. Korver, maybe they can learn your literature. I� Janet Inskip, will Joan Nell my ability to keep cool in Mr. Diehl’s chorus. If Dick Jacobs, will Joe Eshleman my artistical abilities so he can keep drawing after I’m gone. I, William Miller, will Mr. Reede a year’s supply of chalk. Maybe the people in next year’s class won’t have to go to the supply room every other day to get it. If Carl Myers, will the school a cord of wood and a box of matches so there will be some heat on cold December mornings. If Ralph Myers, will the school a night watchman so you can get into your homerooms before 8:30 in die morning. I. Ernest Loper, will my aircraft industry to Ronald Spangler. 1, Linda Shellenberger, will Miss Schrope my height. Maybe then she can be seen coming down the halL I, Shelvy Smith, will my ability to dance to Margaret Lobaugh; then she won’t need to worry about falling. If Larry Spahr, will F red Myers a ladder so he can get up to where he thinks he is. I Ramona Wampler, will Sandy Moul the ability to buy proper books so she can gain some knowledge rather than adventure. If Wilma Wenschhof, will all the joys of Latin II to Latin I students. L Janet Winer, will Mr. Rebert a speedy commercial class. Now, maybe they can get the work finished as fast as you like to have it done. I. George Wolf, will my short curly hair to Ronald Howe. Now maybe he can see where he’s going. If Barney Zeigler, will Froggie Rinker my ability to ice skate. Now, F roggie, you don’t need your crash helmet. To the Juniors, we will room 23 as your Senior home room. To the Sophomores, we will our athletic ability. To the F reshmen, we will our ability to study so they can graduate some day. East Berlin 32 BEST LEADERS BEST DRESSED w H O s Carl Myers-Judy Baum w H O Larry Spahr-Linda Shellenberger BEST ATHLETES Charles Chronister-Flo Groupe BEST DANCERS BEST PERSONALITIES 33 Charles Chronister-Linda Shellenberger Ralph Myers-Ramona Wampler MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALKATIVE w H o s w H o Carl Myers-Wilma Wenschhof Ralph Myers-Janet Witter SHYEST I MOST POPULAR N 5 9 Ernest Loper-Wilma Wenschhof CLASS CLOWNS E A S T Dick Jacobs-Janet Inskip TALLEST AND SHORTEST B E R L I N 34 Dick Jacobs-Linda Shellenberger Dick Jacobs-Flo Groupe BEST LEADERS BEST DRESSED BEST PERSONA LITIES Janet Hinkle-Carl Hikes BEST ACTORS 35 Nola Adams-Bill Coulson Dotty Lerew-Bill Coulson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALKATIVE w H O s w H O Esther Harbold-Carl Hikes Donna Gembe-Jim Bosserman SHYEST Beverly Bupp-George Weigle CLASS CLOWNS MOST POPULAR s p R I N G S Esther Harbold-Bill Coulson Janet Hinkle-George Williams 36 Roy Williams-Nola Adams Class Prophecy Boom!! There it goes . . . the Vanguard of 1969, on its way to the moon. They said it couldn t BE DONE, but he has done it again! Yes, Professor Ernie Loper, the mad scientist, has gone from paper airplanes to rockets. As we look around the control room, we see Ralph Myers watching the count down of his latest architectural triumph, Jupiter XVIII, 4.3.2.1.0 ... Poof. .. Well, Ralph, back to the drawing boards. Leaving the control room, we are now out on the air strip. Seeing a group of handsome rocketeers, we push our way through the crowds. We see Ramona, Shelvy, and Linda, our own airline hostesses. Leaving the airfield we stumble upon our classmate, George Wolf, on his daily milk route. He then offers to take us back to town in his milk truck. Accepting the offer, we travel toward town. On the way we gaze upon the very prosperous one-acre plantation of Barney Zeigler and Larry Spahr. As we enter the metropolitan area of East Berlin, we notice that those two successful businessmen, Carl Myers and Bill Black, are late for work again. (I would imagine that their secretaries, Judy Baum and Flo Groupe, are still running the business.) Down the street we find the beauty salon of Madame Janet Inskip; and next door, we see “Chain Jacobs' barber shop. What's going on down there? It sounds as if “Chain’’ is accusing Janet of luring his business away from him. Standing on the comer, we see Bill Miller givingall the girls the eye. Same old “Tank. He tells us that he is now recruiting officer for the U. S. Army; he also informs us that there is a basketball game in the B.S.H.S. gymnasium this evening. After getting something to eat, we decide to take in the basketball game. Arriving a little late, we notice a light upstairs. On investigating, we find Janet Witter, the commercial teacher, and Wilma Wenschhof, the elementary teacher, getting some work prepared for their students. While chatting with them, we notice that it is getting late and we hurry to the gym. As we enter, we see that B.S.H.S. is trouncing their opponents behind the coaching of Chas. Chronister, a familiar face around the basketball court. As Ernie's paper airplane floats back to earth, we land in 1959. Well, back to the old grind. East Berlin 37 Class Prophecy It is the year 1970; the first interplanetary passenger space ship is about to be launched. Air Force Captain Paul Weigel gives the final signal for takeoff, and the 26 passenger space ship lifts majestically upward, powered by a combination of solar energy and atomic power, put together in the laboratory of Carl Hikes, chemical engineer-nuclear physicist. Flight engineer Harold Griffie tells the radioman, Roy Williams, to instruct pilot Jim Cash- man and co-pilot Jim Bosserman that they now have complete control of the ship. Once out of the earth's atmosphere, the huge craft pauses monetarily at a space station be- fore continuing on its journey. Here, mechanic Richard Stoner makes a final equipment inspection. Once again, the gigantic craft veers upward and onward to its destination-Mars. William C. Coulson, retired industrialist, who is now the head of the F.B.I. remarks to Rev. Robert E. Schlotzhauer, who is seated beside him, “Almost like taking our senior trip all over again, isn’t it?” Medical technologist, Linda Roth, is summoned to look after Mr. Coulson’s private secretary, Velma Brough, who appears to be plagued with space-sickness. Dorothy Lerew, the famous movie celebrity, is being attended by her personal beautician, Nancy Weigle. Donna Gembe, Miss Lerew’s agent, is talking to dress designer, Gayle Gulden, whose crea- tions are considered out of this world. Former New York Yankee ace-relief pitcher. George Williams, is discussing with Marlin Tate, quarterback of the Los Angeles Rams, the possibilities of forming professional sports activ- ities for the people taking up permanent residence in Mars. Mary McCauslin, space dietician, announces that the famous cherry pies which she baked are now ready to be served. Navigator Yolanda Golden takes time off from her work to consult health expert. Anna MaeStambaugh, about an ingrown toenaiL Educators, Esther Harbold and Carole Chronister, are talking over plans to establish schools and colleges in Mars and in other planets. George W eigle, building contractor, has just completed negotiations with the Universal Realty Company, headed by Nola Adams and Beverly Bupp, to build space communities in Mars. David McCartney, policeman, attentively watches Janet Hinkle, Miss Adams' private secre- tary, as she places the contract in the ship's vault. Pilot Jim Cashman gives the passengers instructions over the ship’s intercom system to fas- ten their safety belts - Mars, here we come! York Springs 38 39 40 Class Officers York Springs Harold Griffie-President Carl Hikes-Vice-President Esther Harbold-Secretary Dorothy Lerew-Treasurer East Berlin Janet Witter-Historian Carl Myers-President Judy Baum-Secretary-Treasurer Wilma Wenschhof-Vice-President Yearbook York Springs Carl Hikes-Yearbook Editor Mariin Tate-Sports Editor Mary McCauslin-Typing Editor Velma Brough-Assistant Typing Editor Janet Hinkle-Art Editor Yolanda Golden-Business Manager Carole Chronister-Assistant Literary Editor William Coulson-Photography Robert Schlotzhauer-Literary Editor Officers East Berlin George Wolf-Business Manager Ramona Wampler-ftiotography Editor Janet Witter-Typing Editor Wilma Wenschhof-Literary Editor Carl Myers-Yearbook Editor Charles Chronister-Sports Editor Mr. Rebert-Yearbook Adviser Richard Jacobs-Art Editor 42 Underclassmen FIRST ROW: L. Allwine, Treasurer; J. Eshleman, Historian; J. Hunter, D. Linebaugh, V. Little, SECOND ROW: M. Lobaugh, A. Loper, F. Miller, G. Mummert, L. Patterson. THIRD ROW: J. Reid, Secretary; G. Sherman, P. Smith, Vice-President; J. Stoner, President; J. Wolf. Juniors September 3, 1954 marked our entrance into seventh grade; on dial day, there were ninety-four, bright-eyed boys and girls filled with the anticipation of embarking on the journey of advanced education. During the year, we presented theSeventh-GradeSpectacular, which was sponsored by Mr. Eppley and Mrs. Fickes. When school opened in 1955, fifty-six of us entered the eighth grade. In October, the boys formed the Conservation Club, under the supervision of Mr. Eppley. The class consisted of forty-eight members when we began our ninth-grade work. On February 23, our class went on a field trip to Hershey, where we saw famous landmarks and the ice capades. Upon commencing tenth grade, we found that our class roll had decreased as only twenty-four students remained of the original ninety-four. The outstanding event of the year was the receipt of our class jackets. September 3, 1958, marked the beginning of an exciting year for us as Juniors--fifteen strongl The two major highlights of the year were the Junior-Senior Prom and the receiving of our class rings. East Berlin FIRST ROW: A. Anderson, D. Bosserman, S. Davis, C. Delp, F. Ensor, D. Gardner, M. Gantz. SECOND ROW: R. Hankey, L. Hoffman, K. Kennedy, C. Kuntz, D. LaRue, J. Lehman, P. Lenig. THIRD ROW: D. Lerew, S. Livingston, L. Lobaugh, P. Musselman, G. Meyers, C. Myers, J. Naugle. FOURTH ROW: G. Prosser, Patsy Reynolds, E. Shelleman, P. Snyder, F. Stamer, R, Starner, L. Tanner. FIFTH ROW: L. Tanner, R. Thomas, G. Trostle, R. Weigle, E. Whistler, D, Wolf, R. Yeagy. Juniors There are thirty-five members in the Junior Class. We have one boy on the basketball team and five boys on the football team. Wehad two forwards and two guards on the girls’ basketball team from our class. The Junior Class had an assembly in October. They portrayed Dick Clark and several recording stars. The assembly was a great success and one of the funniest ever. The class officers of the Jolly Junior Class are: President - Dawn Wolfe Secretary - Carol Kuntz Vice-President - Lynn Tanner Treasurer - Rodney Starner ________________________________York Springs_________________________ Sophomores r r r- k y FIRST ROW: F. Baker, P. Baker, S. Black, J. Brodbeck, C. Car- baugh, T. Doherty, J. Ecker, Vice-President, SECOND ROW: J. Eshleman, President, C. Gray bill, P. Gross, L. Haar, W. Hess, R. Hoffman, B. Hinkle. THIRD ROW; G. Hull, W. Inskip, W. Krall, D. Kroft, D. Lemmon, Secretary; J. Lerew, Treasurer, S. MouL FOURTH ROW: D. Myers, J.Nell, L.Neiman,F.Rinehart, H. Roos, R. Spangler, A. Stambaugh. FIFTH ROW:S.Starner,J. Wenschhof, J. Wildasin. We had few social activities during seventh grade since the newness of our surroundings kept us plenty busy! Our eighth-grade history shows that Judy Ecker and Charles Smyser served as May Court attendants. In the ninth grade, Mr. Murphy’s birthday provided us with the opportunity to hold a party for him. Later in the year, we sponsored a student-body assembly, in which cartoon films were shown. As Sophomores, we got into the activity swing; our activities included: a Halloween party, a hay ride, and a hop with Wayne Trout, from the WSBA Radio Station, as Master of Ceremonies. We found that two new students had been added as classmates when we returned in September 1958; they were, Sally Black and Robert Hoffman. � East Berlin Sophomores FIRST ROW: T. Bobb, C. Chronister, S. Chronister, M. Fair. H. Fasick, D. Gardner, J. Griest, E. Griffie, B. Grove. SECOND ROW: P. Guise. A. Helman, V. Herman. G. Hoak. R. Hoff, R. Kan- wisher, N. Klinedinst, R. Knouse, K. Lupp. THIRD ROW: K. May, G. McCartney. N. Megonnel, D. Miller, G. Miller. K. Miller, R. Miller. W. Miller. C. Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: T. Roth, E. Smith, R. Smith.R. Smith,R. Sowers, K. Snyder,K. Taylor, S. Trostle.G. Wagner. FIFTH ROW: L. Weaver, D. Weigle, W. Weigle, J. Williams, L. Wise. The class of 1961 has forty-one members. Its officers and Student Council Members are as follows: President, Nila Megonnel: Vice-President, Steve Chronister; Secretary, June Griest; Treasurer, Richard Kanwasher; Student Council, Nila Megonnell, Brenda Grove, Robert Smith, Sondra Trostle, and George Miller. The class is well represented in athletic and musical organizations; there are thirteen band members, two chorus members, four football players, two baseball players, three basketball players, and one cheer- leader. Its activities included skating parties, dances, bake sales, and selling jello. York Springs FIRST ROW: Mr. Warner, Adviser; R. Hoffman, Historian; S. Wenschhof, Co-Historian; M. Dissinger, Treasurer; R. Stoner, Vice-President; C. Hoke, President; B. Weaver, Secretary; R. Rohrbaugh, J. In- nerst, Mr. Reeder, Adviser. SECOND ROW: S. Miller, M. Myers, J. Deatrick, J. Bosserman, R. Howe, J. Gross, J. Eisenhart, B. Byers, L. Wolf, P. Oberlander, L. Miller, D. Byers, R. Leathery, J. Brooks, D. Innerst. THIRD ROW: R. Gingerich, R. Carbaugh. R. Gise, C. Osborne, E. Spaide, R. Cashman, E. Wolf, S. Inskip, R. Miller, A. Anderson, D. Howe, J. Chronister. FOURTH ROW: F, Myers, S. Stambaugh, L. Myers. M. Hull, L. Eisenhart, C. Miller, G. Baum, B. Hess, R. Riggs, D. Jacobs. C. Altland, B. Harper. Freshmen At last we had reached seventh grade -- our first year of Junior High! With eager anticipation we hoped that we were capable of living up to the expectations of our new teachers and principal. We had two very helpful class advisers — Mrs. Elgin and Mr. Wells. During our eighth-grade year,members of our class participated in the various sports of the schooL The highlight of eighth grade was the Junior-High Prom, which was attendeded by many members of our class. School opened September 3, 1958 finding us in ninth grade. The biggest event of the year was the re- ceiving of our class jackets in January. East Berlin 48 FIRST ROW; L. Weigel, K. Whitcomb, J. Hinkle, H. Davis, M. Weiser. T. Hardy, T. Wolf, S. Barbour, G. De Haven, B. Conley, J. Drake. W. Trostle. SECOND ROW: N. Reynolds. N. Shultz, M. Hoffman, A. Helm, ! Chorley, B. Schrade, G. Guise, S. Weigle, B. McCartney, M. Haas, M. Hikes, D. Bricker, N. Wagner. THIRD ROW; C. Gembe, R. Stambaugh, T. Group. S. Cashman, B. Tate, B. Kimmel. N. Trimmer, R. Thomas, J. Weigle, L. Pentz, R. Kiner. FOURTH ROW: B. Hinkle, D. Beaverson, K. Rank, J. Reynolds, R. Asper, W. Poteet, B. Schrade, W. Sherman. J. Zeigler, R. Kline, E. Fleshman. K. Group, G. Riley. OFFICERS President - T. Hardy Vice-President - T. Wolf Secretary - M. Weiser Treasurer -S. Barbour FIRST ROW: J. Weigand, H. Hoff, J. Miller, K. Reid, Vice-President; B. Miller, President; B. Schieb, Secretary; B. Wantz, Historian; D. Patterson. H. Lau, B. Patterson, Mr. Murphy, Adviser; J. Stoner, D. Myers, J. King, P. Bankert, E. Ruhlman, H. Angeli, T. Hoff, D. Mayhew, G. Botterbusch, J. Jacobs, Mrs. Flegal. Adviser; L. Herman, M. Uffelman, B. Lescalleet, J. Schrum. J. Brodbeck, Treasurer,F.Alwine. S. Myers, F. Stambaugh, W. Borror, S. Chronister. Eighth Grade On the opening day of school in our seventh-grade year, we had thirty-eight members. During the year, we had a Christmas Party. In eighth grade, we had thirty-three members. Our activities were few during the year. East Berlin D. Graybill 50 FIRST ROW: S. Dennis, B. Guise, V. Gladfelter, H. Hankey, President; L, Chronister, Vice-President;S. Brick er, Treasurer; A. Davis, B. Bower. SECOND ROW: C. Hursh, M. Chronister, S. Gardner, S. Helm, S. Bricker, N. Chronister, S. Golden, MissGrimm, Adviser. THIRD ROW: D. Bricker, L. Bobb, E.Golden, A. Gfiest, S. Stambaugh, J. Smith, R. Shellehamer, R. Wagner. Sb FIRST ROW: L. Weigle, C. Shook, L. Hinkle, Vice-President; K. Pyle, President; L. Prosser, Secretary; R. Wolf, Treasurer; J. Trostle, J. Upplinger. SECOND ROW: R. Trostle, P. McCausUn, L. Kennedy, C. Z.epp, C. Snyder, P. Turner, J. Shaffer, N. Starner, V. Warren. THIRD ROW: G. Rubenstine, D. Williams, G. Shank, D. Shaffer, J. Wallen, D. Riley, R. Starner, L. Kuntz, J. Shellenhamer, Mr. Slothour, Adviser. York Springs 51 FIRST ROW: L. Spangler, L. Hem, J. Eshleman, G. Bosserman, B. Hull, S. Grim, C. Myers, E, Wen- schhof, N. Patterson, J. Harbold. SECOND ROW: B. Leas, B. Sponseller. P. Myers, A. Hoke, B. Markle, S. Dell, K. Baker, J. Menges, T. Chronister, M. Krout, C. Whittington, R. Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Altland, R. Hoover, J. Neiman, J. Sherman, J. Gross, R. Baker, J. Jacobs, B. Spangler, G. Jacobs, V. Byers, J. Hoke, B. Kohler. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Davis, Substitute Adviser; E. Rodrock, D. Hoffman, G. Rinker, M. Shaberly, B. Rinehart, R. Mcllwee, E. Wantz, C. Beaver, W. Wise, D. Chronister. Seventh Grade School opened on September 3, 1958, with our class of forty-six students in the first year of Junior High School; our class adviser was Mr. Korver. W e won school-wide recognition for being the best sales people since the members of our class sold the most magazines during the month of October. On October 20, the prizes were distributed to those of us who sold the largest number of subscriptions. James Harbold, a member of our class, was top salesman for the schooL The Christmas Party, which was held December 23, was another feature of our seventh grade activities. 52 East Berlin J. Beaver son 7a FIRST ROW: R. Racer, R. Wagner, D. Shellehamer, H.Thomas, D. Starner, D. Wonders, W. Lehr, W. Shook, J. Sowers. SECOND ROW: W. Weaver, S. Wagner, S. Moore, E. Myers, B. Sherman, T. Sloan, B. Keckler, L. Lyson, M. Weigle. THIRD ROW; S. Spertzel, E. Hoak, R, Wise. L. Bonawitz, P. Starner. W. Delp, J. Wolf, S. Davis. President - W. Lehr Vice-President - D. Wonders Secretary - D. Starner Treasurer - H. Thomas 7b FIRST ROW: R. Hinkle, D, Lerew, D. McCauslin, G. Glass, Treasurer; K. DeHaven, Secretary; R. Decker, Vice-President; S. Black, President; L. Dennis,D.Fair.SECOND ROW: L. Baker, W. Kennedy, E. Hopper, E. Fair, J. Megonnell, C. Lerew, S. May, N. Ensor, E. Lory, J. Bosserman, R. Lewis. THIRD ROW: D. Myers, D. Fair, A. Wolf, B. Black, W. Deardorff, R. Day, L. Megonnell, K. Scott, D. Thomas, Mrs. Lott, Adviser. York Springs FIRST ROW: A. Anderson, D. Wolf, K. Kennedy, Y. Golden, E. Harbold, Secretary-Treasurer; H. Grif- fie. President; R. Schlotzhauer, Vice-President, C. Hikes, R. Weigle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lon. Adviser; K. Pyle, S. Weigle, S, Trostle, B, Grove, D. Lerew, R. Smith, G. Miller. THIRD ROW; R. Shellehamer, S. Black, W. Lehr. T. Hardy, W. Poteet, C. Shook, H. Hankey, B. Bower, D. McCauslin, Mr. Kennedy, Ad- viser. Student Council York Springs 56 Senior Bond FIRST ROW: A. Anderson, P. Musselman, J. Inskip, D. Lemmon, B. Hess, F. Groupe, L. Shellenberger, S. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. May, L. Tanner, D. Lerew, S. Weigle, M. Hikes, E. Harbold, G. Hull, M. Lo- baugh, L. Roth, S. Davis, S. Trostle, K. Lupp, S. Black. THIRD ROW: K. Kennedy, R. Hankey, J. Lehman, G. Gulden, P. Baker, J. Eshelman, J. Eshleman, C. Delp, B. Kimmel, J. Drake, K. May, N. Klinedinst. FOURTH ROW: C. Kuntz, R. Sowers, K. Snyder, S. Chronister, K. Taylor, W. Miller, W. Krall, G. Mum- mert, R. Miller, D. LaRue, L. Roth, L. Lobaugh, B. Guise. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Roth, Instructor; V. Brough, P. Reynolds, W. Coulson, R. Weigle, M. Weiser, J. Williams, D. Shaffer, J. Naugle, S. Bricker, C. Hoke, H. Davis, S. Bricker, D. Lerew, Mr. Diehl, Instructor. SIXTH ROW: R. Stoner, R. Smith, L. Miller, R. Jacobs, H. Roos, R. Wampler, J. Baum, J. Wolf, V. Little, G. Williams, R. Kanwisher, P. Weigel, P. Guise. Seniors Head Majorette Linda Shellenberger FIRST ROW: R. Wampler, J. Inskip, L. Shellenberger, S. Smith, J. Baum, F. Groupe. SECOND ROW: G. Gulden, . Brough, L. Roth, W. Miller, E. Harbold, D. Lerew. THIRD ROW: R. Stoner, W. Coulson, R. Jacobs, G. Williams. C. Hikes, P. WeigeL 57 Junior Band FIRST ROW: Mr. Crum, Instructor; B. Bower, H. Hankey, S. Moore, L. Hinkle, C. Snyder, C. Leer, S. Golden. D. Wonders. SECOND ROW; S. Barbour, M. Hoffman, G. Shank, S. Black, L. Kuntz, A. Helman, J. Sowers. THIRD ROW: T. Harbold, K. Whitcomb, D. Bricker, C. Zepp, M. Haas, R. Trostle, S. Bricker, G. Guise. FIRST ROW; C. Shook. G. Shank, B. McCartney, G. Riley, S. Barbour, M. Weiser. B. Conley, S. Stambaugh. S. Dennis. P. MoCauslin. SECOND ROW: J. Wolfe, C. Leer. D. Riley. J. Zeigler, S. Weigle, E. Fleshman, V. Gladfeiter, A. Helm, M. Hoffman. B. Schrade, G. Guise, V. Warren. THIRD ROW; K. Pyle, K. Rank, C. Zepp, R. Trostle, S. Helm, S. Cahsman, B. Kimmel, N. Trim- mer, G. DeHaven, B. Guise, L. Chronister. FOURTH ROW: R. Stambaugh. T. Group, R. Thomas, B. Tate, K. Group, C. Snyder, T. Hardy, D. Wolfe, J. Drake, L. Kuntz, K. Whitcomb, S. Golden. 58 Senior Choruses FIRST ROW: J. Ecker.F. Miller.J. Reid, J. Wolf.P. Baker. H. Roos, G. Mummert, J. Hunter, J. Eshleman. C. Myers, J. Eshleman, W. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Inskip, S. Black, M. Lobaugh, R. Wampler, J. Baum.J. Witter, L. Shellenberger, S. Moul, G. Hull, C. Chronister, W. Krall, P. Smith. R. Jacobs, J. Wildasin, T. Doherty, Mr. Diehl, Instructor. FIRST ROW: S. Davis. J. Lehman, K. Kennedy, D. Gardner, P. Reynolds, D. Lerew, Y. Golden, L. Hoffman, M. Hikes. SECOND ROW; V. Brough, G. Gulden, Librarian; J. Naugle, P. Snyder, D. Gembe, J. Hinkle, R. Hankey, E. Harbold, S. Livingston, C. Delp, M. Haas, C. Kuntz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crum, Director; J. Hinkle, D. Bricker, J. Griest, Secretary; A. Anderson, L. Roth, W. Coulson, K. Taylor. R. Stoner, C. Hikes, President. FOURTH ROW; P. Weigel, R. Kanwisher, H. Griffie, M. Tate, R. Weigel. F. Starner, P. Guise. 59 FIRST ROW: D. Byers, C. Reid, B. Miller, D. Myers, B. Scheib, B. Byers, J. Gross, M. Hull, M. Shaberly, D. Hoffman, A. Anderson, V. Byers, B. Weaver, B. Markle, J, Bowen. SECOND ROW: J. Brooks, J. Chronister, D. Chronister, M. Myers, B. Hess, D. Jacobs, R. Carbaugh, G. Baum, L. Miller, R. Miller, J. Eisenhart, D. Howe, W. Borror, B. Lescalleet, B. Kohler. Conservation Barbell Club Club FIRST ROW: R. Hoffman, J. Stoner, G. Sherman, E. Wolf, C. Graybill, M. Uffelman, J. Brodbeck, L. Wolf. SECOND ROW: Mr. Guise, Adviser; D.Innerst, L. Neiman, W. Hess, R. Howe, E. Spaide. FIRST ROW; J. Lerew, C. Chronister, K, Zeigler, L. Spahr, W. Black, T. Doherty, A. Loper.Mr. McMul- lan. Adviser. SECOND ROW; W. Inskip, J. Brodbeck, R. Jacobs, D. Linebaugh, G. Wolf, S. Starner, J. Eshleman, C. Graybill. 60 Tri-Hi-Y Clubs FIRST ROW: F. Miller, World Service Chairman: J. Baum, Assistant Secretary: J. Wolf, Treasurer; L. Shellenberger, President; J. Inskip, Vice-President; J. Ecker, Secretary; J. Nell, Chaplain; S. Black. SECOND ROW: J. Wenschhof, R. Wampler, S. Moul, D. Lemmon, H. Roos, J. Witter, B. Hinkle, F. Groupe, Mrs. Davis, Adviser. THIRD ROW; P. Gross, W. Wenschhof, S. Smith. G. Hull, M. Lobaugh, P. Baker. This year the Tri-Hi-Y, under the leadership of Mrs. Davis, has again tried its best to live up to the club purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community, high stand- ards of Christian Character.” Playing an important part of the club once again, were die “Teen Talks.” During these talks, the club had speakers on alcoholism, religion, boy-girl friendships, and family life. The service projects this year were: Thanksgiving favors for the Elizabethtown Hospital for Crippled Children, a roller skating party, and a plastic demonstration. The club sponsored a Halloween Party and also the annual New Year’s Eve Dance. York Springs FIRST ROW: E. Lory, P. Smiley, D. Dennis, D. Fair. J. Trostle, L. Prosser, Miss Hoover, Adviser. SECOND ROW; H. Hankey, Junior President; L. Tanner, Senior President; J. Megonnell, L. Kennedy, Secretary; N. Reynolds, G. Myers, E. Myers. P. Snyder. THIRD ROW: M. Fair, Secretary; G. Trostle, M. Gantz, L. Tanner, C. Myers. 61 Tricky Teens East Berlin FIRST ROW: J. Bowen, M. Dissinger, D. Byers, B. Lescalleet, B. Byers, S. Inskip, B. Weaver, J. Gross, B. Markle, Mrs. Flegal, Adviser. SECOND ROW: B. Kohler, D. Myers. V. Byers, A. Anderson, J. Neiman, C. Beaver, D, Hoffman, B. Scheib, S. Grim, G. Bosserman, P. Oberlander. L. Hertz. THIRD ROW: M. Krout, K. Reid, P. Bankert, S. Dell, J. Altland, B. Hull, J. Brodbeck, M. Myers, J. Bosserman. J. Gross. FOURTH ROW; H. Angeli, W. Borror, P. Mcllwee, M. Shaberly, B. Hess, D. Jacobs. S. Myers. Membership in both the Tricky Teens and the Junior Hi-Y Clubs is open to students of the Junior High School. During the year the Tricky Teens Club sponsored a Halloween Party and a Sweetheart Dance. Other highlights of the year include the Older Girls' Conference and die annual rally at Gettysburg College. One of the biggest projects for the Junior Hi-Y was the supporting of our war orphan. The officers of the club are looking forward to the Officers Training Course to be held near the end of the school term. Jr. Hi-Y East Berlin FIRST ROW: R. Leathery, R. Rohrbaugh, J. Deatrick, Chaplain; F. Myers, J. Eisenhart, President; C. Hoke, Treasurer; S. Miller,SecretaryjJ.Menges.SECOND ROW; J.Harbold, D. Howe. R. Wise, S. Chroni- ster, R. Cashman, Vice-President; R. Riggs, L.Herman.Mr. Murphy, Adviser. THIRD ROW: L. Myers, L. Eisenhart, B. Harper, R. Gingerich, G. Baum. 62 E A S T B E R L I N FIRST ROW: D. Linebaugh, Chaplain; J. Hunter, Assistant Treasurer; J. Eshleman, Treasurer; R. Jacobs, Vice-President; C. Chronister, President; J. Stoner, Secretary; R. Myers, Assistant Secretary; P. Smith. SECOND ROW: L.Haar, L. Spahr, R. Spangler, J. Lerew, G. Mummert, W. Miller, W. Inskip, Rev. Stoudt, Substitute Adviser. THIRD ROW: K. Zeigler, W. Black, C. Myers, J. Wildasin, T. Doherty, S. Stamer, W. Krall, J. The Senior Hi-Y, with their adviser, Mr. Korver, sponsored a Halloween Dance and a bake sale to raise funds for the club treasury. Prior to the Christmas vacation, we spent an enjoyable evening singing Christmas carols. In furthering the Hi-Y purpose, our club again participated in the “Teen Talk” discussion course. Chefs' Club Eshleman. FIRST ROW; L. Haar, J. Lerew, W. Inskip, C. Car- baugh, Mr. McMullen, Adviser. SECOND ROW: J. Eshleman, W. Black, President; T. Doherty, Treas- urer; S. Starner, R. Spangler. 63 V A • S ! T N L j FIRST ROW: J. Lerew, L. Spahr, R. Jacobs. C. Chronister, W. Black, R. Spangler, S. Starner, J Krall. SECOND ROW; J. Eshlemen, P. Smith, T. Doherty,C. Graybill, W. Inskip, Mr. Warner, Adviser. s c I E t E L 3 FIRST ROW: J. Jacobs, J. Eisenhart, R. Riggs, E. Rodrock, R. Hoover, E. Loper, J. Wildasin, J. Eshleman, J. Hoak, P. Myers. SECOND ROW: K. Baker, J. Menges, J. Harbold, R. Baker, E. Wenschhof, B. Leas, J. Innerst. G. Jacobs, G. Botterbusch, Mr. Reeder, Adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Deitrick, J. Sherman, R. Cook, C. Graybill, L. Eisenhart. J. Eshleman, L. Miller, R. Cashman, R. Miller, C. Whittington. The purpose of the Science Club is to create and advance a new interest and understanding about science. One of the projects of the Science Club was to build a scale model rocket. This rocket was fueled and launched by the members of the club. The money needed to finance this project was obtained by sponsoring a cake sale and a dance at the school for the student body. 64 F. F. A. Clubs East Berlin FIRST ROW: L. Alwine, Chap.; A. Loper, W. Inskip, Sec.; K. Zeigler, V. Pres.; L. Spahr, Pres.; T. Doherty, Treas.; S. Stamer, Mr. Heyser, Adviser. SECOND ROW: R. Leathery, C. Carbaugh, D. Innerst, J. Brodbeck, E. Wolfe, L. Wolf, D. Howe. THIRD ROW; F. Myers, L. Myers, B. Harper, W. Hess, R. Howe. The F.F.A. members with their adviser, Mr. Heyser, be- gan their activities this year by going to the South Mountain Fair. There they received a plaque for the highest judging score of the twelve schools of Adams and Franklin Counties. During Christmas vacation, the F.F.A. had a scrap drive, which was quite successful On January 14, 1959, the members all went to the F arm Show. We are very proud of Larry Sphar’s achievement of the Keystone Farmers Degree. The F. F. A. chapter sold seeds to raise funds for their various projects. The F.F.A. also had a basketball team which competed with the other F .F.A. chapters in Adams County. York Springs FIRST ROW; E. Griffie, E. Whistler, R. Miller. G. Weigle, Treas.; G. Prosser, Sec.; R. Williams, V. Pres.; J. Cash- man, Pres.. SECOND ROW: J. Zeigler, L. Wise, F. Ensor, J. Bosserman, R. Smith, R. Asper, B. Schrade, Mr. Leer, Sub. Adviser. THIRD ROW: B. Hinkle, K. Rank, R. Stoner, R. Thomas, R. Sowers, T. Brandt, G. Riley. East Berlin F. H. A. Clubs FIRST ROW: D. Kroft. F.Rine- hart, J. Chronister, J. Brooks, V. Little, J. Bosserman. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Schrope, Ad- viser; S. Wenschhof, J. Gross, B. Byers, Treas.; M. Dissing- er, D. Byers, V. Pres.; S. In- skip, News Reporter. THIRD ROW: M. Hull, A.Stambaugh, L. Patterson, J. Wolfe, Pres.;B. Hess, Sec.; D. Jacobs, Song Leader; M. Myers, R. Car- baugh. This was the first F. H. A. Club to be organized under the new jointure plan. The com- bined clubs held a Christmas Party and went caroling. We held cup cake sales at lunch time; and the money which was made from these sales, was used to take weaving lessons. Six of our members attended the Farm Show in Harrisburg. F ive members participated in a 15 - minute radio broadcast at the W.G.E.T. radio station con- cerning what we learned through our visit to the Farm Show. York Springs FIRST ROW: S. Gardner, H. Thomas, E. King, B. Keckler, J. Sowers, L. Tyson, K. De- Haven, M. Chronister. SECOND ROW: D. Wonders, N. Ensor, Song Leader; P. Chorley, S. May, D. Starner, L. Hinkle, Parliamentarian; J. Weigle, L. Sloan, Reporter, J. Upplinger, P. Tonner, C. Hursh. THIRD ROW: L. Weigle, B. Sherman, S. Livingston, D. Wolf, Pres.; N. Klinedinst, Sec.; R. Hankey, V. Pres.; L. Baker, S. Wagner, R. Hinkle, C. Lerew, Treas. 66 Siris' Athletic Board FIRST ROW: K. May, A. Anderson, D. Lerew, Treasurer; Y. Golden, President; L. Roth, Vice - Presi- dent; E. Harbold, Secretary; J, Griest. SECOND ROW; V. Her- man, N. Megonnai, B. Grove, J. Hinkle, L. Hoffman, A. Stambaugh, E. Smith, Mrs. Lott, Adviser. Hobby Club FIRST ROW: H.Davis, Jr., D.Beav- erson. R. Racer, B. Black, R. Lewis, D. Meyers, N.Fair. SECOND ROW; W. Lehr, M. Weigel, W. Sherman, President; C. Worley, Secretary; J. Wolf, R, Smiley, E.Hoke,Secretary; W. Delp, J. Bosserman. THIRD ROW: D. Lerew, A. Wolfe, S. Davis, W. Deardorff, A. Griest, E. Golden, D. Thomas, K. Scott, J. Haas, W. Shook. Boys' Sports Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Becker, Adviser; D. Bricker, L. Bobb, G. Glass, W. Kennedy, S. Black, D. McCaus- lin, G. Shellehamer, Mr. Kemper, Adviser. SECOND ROW:S.Bricker, D. Williams. C.Hikes, Secretary;R. Weigle, Vice - President; M. Tate, J. Cashman, W. Coulson, R. Williams, Treasurer; D. Sheaffer, W. Weaver, R. Weidner. THIRD ROW: B. Hinkle, W. Deardorff, D. Bosserman, H. Griffie, President; G. Williams, G. Weigle, R. Asper, B. Schrade, J. Smith, L. Megonnel. 67 Library Club FIRST ROW: N. Weigle, C. Chron- ister, President; M. McCauslin, Miss Wolfinger, Adviser. SECOND ROW: V. Brough, Secretary-Treas- urer; G. Gulden, Vice-President; L. Pentz, M. Hikes, D. Bricker, S. Moore, J. Hinkle. Radio Club J. Reynolds, Treasurer; R. Kline, Secretary; W. Poteet, Vice-Presi- dent; H. Fa sick. President; R. Decker, Mr. Hafer, Adviser. Press Club FIRST ROW: Miss Grimm, Adviser; N. Adams, R. Stoner, Sports Edi- tor; R. Schlotzhauer, Editor-in- Chief; S. Davis, Assistant Editor; G. McCartney, P. Weigel. 68 FIRST ROW: Mr. Kemper, Coach; G. Williams, H. Griffie, M.Tate, C. Chronister, W. Black, R. Williams, R. Myers, R. Jacobs, W. Miller, Mr. Becker, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW: B. Hinkle, Manager; D. Bosserman, J. Lerew, L. Wise, P. Guise, G. Sherman, R. Weigle, W. Miller, W. Krall, R. Starner, R. Knouse, C. GraybilL FIRST ROW: W. Shook, A. Hoak, D. McCauslin, D. Fair, R. Shelle- hamer, C. Whittacher, D. Meyers. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kemper, Back- field Coach; D. Bricker, R. Miller, E. Golden, L. Megonnel, C. Gembe, L. Miller,Mr. Becker, Line Coach. THIRD ROW: R. Wolf, Mr. T. Hardy, R. Asph, R.Rohrbaugh,B.Schrade,C.Hoak, B. Hinkle, Manager. Seniors The 1958 football season was a very succesful one for both the Varsity and Junior High teams under the head coaching of Pete Kemper and the assistant coach. Dean Becker. The Eagles lost their opening game to Li tiles town, but then with Senior quarter- beck, Charles Chronister, calling the signals, the Eagles went on to a fine six to one record. Whenever the extra yardage was needed. Senior fullback, Marty Tate was called to deliver the punch. When the long yardage was needed, Chronister would go to the air with either George Williams or Bob Welgle on the receiving end. To make room for the back field, there had to be a line up from. At center. Chain Jacobs would usually make a hole when the backs came running through. To run a power play, there had to be plenty of blocking up front; and it was usually supplied by the ever-ready Bill Black and Ike Williams — and the always capable Glenn Sherman and Butch Griffie. On defense, it was still another story. The Eagles allowed seven TD S, a fine average of TD per game. The last two games were •‘whitewash jobs over Boiling Springs and Delon e. The Eagles outscored the opposition by 149 to 43. To prove the great running attack of the Eagles. 16 of the 23 touchdowns came by thfe way of the ground. Leading the team in scoring was Senior quarter- back, Charles Chronister, with seven TD s, followed closely by Senior halfback, Ralph Myers, with 6TD s. Bermudian will be hurt badly by graduation with eight of the first eleven departing. The scores for the season were as flollows: Bermudian Springs 6 Littlestown 19 Bermudian Springs 13 York Suburban 6 Bermudian Springs 33 Susquehannock 6 Bermudian Springs 7 West York 6 Bermudian Springs 25 Big Springs 6 Bermudian Springs 40 Boiling Springs 0 Bermudian Springs 25 Delone 0 71 KNEELING: J. Deitrick, Manager; J. Lerew, Manager; L. Haar, Manager; Mr. Murphy, Coach. STANDING: K. Zeigler, W. Coulson, C. Myers, R. Jacobs, G. Williams, T. Doherty, R. Weigle, P. Smith, R. Schlotzhauer, C. Chronister, R. Myers. On November 11th, a call went out from our new head coach, Robert Murphy, for all basket- ball-inclined, Senior High boys. The first few weeks were spent on converting football muscles back into basketball form. At this time, Mr. Murphy found ten boys who would fit into his plans for the coming year, seven of whom were seniors. Returning from last year’s starting team were three county All-Star performers, George Williams.Bob Weigle. and last year's league-lea ding scorer, “Chas.” Chronister. Moving up from last year’s Junior Varsity Championship team were: BillCoulson, “Cal Myers, “Chain Jacobs, Ralph Myers and 6’4” tall, Tom Doherty. The “Eagles” gave Bermudian fans many exciting nights; but, undoubtedly, die highlight came on February 6th on die “East Berlin” floor. The home five broke all standing scoring records in the Adams-F ranklin League by scoring one hundred two points at the expense of St. Thomas. During this game “Chas” Chronister scored a spectacular sixty-two points, setting a new league record and school record. The team showed a good display of balance, both offensively and defensively, it was not unusual to see four players scoring in double figures in one game. Mr. Murphy could also go to his “always ready and capable” bench if he needed that extra punch. Barney Zeigler, “Cup Smith, and “Bill Coulson were his top substitutes. Basketball fans will long remember the Bermudian Springs team of 1959. 72 Seniors 73 G I R L S FIRST ROW; K. May, E. Harbold, Y. Golden, J. Hinkle, P. Musselman. SECOND ROW: A. Anderson, J. Drake, S. Inskip, K. Kennedy, S. Weigle. THIRD ROW: J. Lehman, Manager: R. Carbaugh, M. Lobaugh, Mrs. Lon, Coach; L. Hoffman, J. Wolf. Seniors The girls’ team was coached by Carolyn Lon from York Springs. They lacked ex- perience and height, but they always carried the name of Bermudian Springs high and everyone was proud of them. The team held their practices at York Springs and played their home games at East Berlin. The “Eagles” sextet will lose three girls due to grad- uation. They include Esther Harbold, Yolanda Golden, and Janet Hinkle. We are expect- ing a fine season next year with many letter winners returning. 74 J R J R FIRST ROW: S. Miller, Manager; G. Miller, C. Hoke, B. Inskip, K. Rank, J. Eisenhart, Manager. SECOND ROW: D. Guise, Coach; K. Taylor, S. Chronister, C, Krall, T. Hardy, J. Wildasin, F. Myers, R. Spangler, J. Eshleman. FIRST ROW: S. Chronister, J. Eisenhart, B. Cashman, L. Miller, J. Eshleman. S. Miller, J. Harbold, S. Bricker, SECOND ROW: Mr. Wil- liams, Coach; J. Menges, C. Whittington, J. Innerst, R. Miller, J. Jacobs, W. Wise, A. Hoke, L. Spangler. THIRD ROW: E. Golden, G. Rinker, R. Rohrbaugh, R. Wolf, B. Schrade, L. Megonnell, B. Delp, D. Bricker, P. Myers. 75 FIRST ROW: G. Sherman, W. Krall, R. Spangler, R. Myers, C. Myers, C. Chronister. SECOND ROW; R. Jacobs, R. Weigle, G. Williams, H. Griffie, M. Tate, R. Murphy, Coach. The varsity baseball team is entirely dependent upon the performance of its vet- erans, seven lettermen, six of whom are seniors. Coached by Mr. Kemper, the team is confronted with a rigid schedule and will be making a strong bid for the county title. The junior-high baseball team is part of the Tri-County League which consists of participating schools in York, Adams, and Cumberland Counties. It, too, will be making a strong challenge for top honors. The home games this year will be played on the York Springs diamonds. SCHEDULE March 26............... Boiling Springs April 10............... Big Springs April 14............... Littlestown April 17............... Big Springs April 21............... Biglerville April 23 April 28 May 5 May 7 May 12 May 14 76 Seniors 77 $. A. A. FIRST ROW: S. Trostle, P. Smith, G. Williams, C. Chronister, R. Weigle, J. Wolf. SECOND ROW; Mr. Murphy, Adviser; J. Hinkle, W. Black, Mr. Kemper, Adviser. s R J R H I G H H I G H D. Lerew, J. Griest, G. Hull, L. Roth, Y. Golden, C. Delp. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wonders, R. Stambaugh, C. Snyder, M. Hull, N. Chronister, B. Bowers. 78 Yolanda Golden Seniors Dorothy Lerew Linda Roth Drama and Dance York Springs Junior Play It's Great To Be Crazy ' CHARACTERS: C. Chronister. W. Coulson, K. Gembe, Y. Golden, H. Griffie, G. Gulden, E. Harbold, C, Hikes, J. Hinkle, D. Lerew, M. McCauslin, L. Roth, R. Schlotzhauer, P. Weigel, G. Williams. 80 May Day R. Lehman, S. Trostle, S. Barbour, R. Thomas, C. Meyers, C. Kuntz, D. Darr, N. Davis, R. Trostle, A. Lehman, J. Hinkle, C. Chronister, N. Megonnell, J. Griest, K. Pyle, H. Hankey. R. Trostle R. Trostle, A. Lehman FIRST ROW: D. Graybill, C. Hoke, J. Eshleman, P. Smith, T. Schuman, L. Piefer, J. Wolf, J. Ecker, S. Inskip, B. Lescalleet. SECOND ROW: S. Ebersole, S. Cashman. THIRD ROW: L. Spahr, C. Chtonister, W. Starner, M. Starner, R. Crone, S. Weaver, D. Nitchman, S. Smith, L. Shellenberger, J. Inskip. Grove And Sechrist Sporting Goods 77 North Main Street Red Lion, Pennsylvania 84 Lau's Cut-Rate Compliments of Your Proprietary Medicine Furniture and Appliance Toiletries Dealer Gift Items, Toys, Novelties Magazines, Films And Fountain Service Roy B. Boyer East Berlin, Pennsylvania East Berlin, Pennsylvania EAST BERLIN FLOUR AND FEED MILL, INC. Phone 3921 Berlin Feeds We Welcome Your Patronage 85 Aero Oil Company Bupps Dairy, Inc. New Oxford, Pennsylvania Extends Best Wishes To This Year's Graduates and to the Entire Personnel of the Distributor of Bermudian Springs High School Atlantic Petroleum Products York and Adams Counties Most Honored Milk 877 York Street MElrose 7-3888 Call MAdison 4-4311 Hanover Pennsylvania MENCHEY MUSIC STUDIO REA AND DERRICK, INC. Clearview Shopping Center 1000 Carlisle Street Hanover Pennsylvania 430 Carlisle Hanover, Pa. EARL AND BILL MOTOR CO. H. N. BANGE Earl W. Mathias Wm. (Bill) Kerchner Heating - Plumbing Electrical Contractor Cars Bought-SoId-Traded 317 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pennsylvania Phone ME 71075 577 Broadway Hanover, Pennsylvania Phones 71150 - 71263 Authorized Frigidaire Dealer 86 E. G. LIVINGSTON Compliments of FRED F. FEISER FUNERAL HOME Shoe Manufacturers 302 Lincolnway West New Oxford, Pennsylvania New Oxford, Pennsylvania GEO. W. LILLICH AND SON Compliments of Feeds, Grains, Fertilizer and Cement ABBOTTSTOWN GRAIN AND FEED STORE Phones: East Berlin 2173 York Springs 8-R-4 New Oxford 4-7171 Abbottstown, Pennsylvania Richard E. Hoke, Prop. Compliments of ROBERT L. DONOHUE TOM'S ESSO Jeweler SERVICENTER 14 Center Square Abbottstown, Pennsylvania New Oxford, Pennsylvania STAUB CHEVROLET SALES, INC. MARTIN'S POTATO CHIP CO. 105 Lincolnway East New Oxford, Pennsylvania Thomasville, Pennsylvania 87 Compliments of NELL'S FOOD MARKET CASHMAN'S HARDWARE Home Dressed Meats Groceries East Berlin, Pennsylvania East Berlin, Pennsylvania HOME SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. Congratulations to The Class of 1959 Zenith TV THE PEOPLE'S STATE BANK East Berlin, Pennsylvania Phone 2542 East Berlin, Pennsylvania Where every customer is important Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of CHRONISTER'S GARAGE Tune-up, Grease, Inspection EAST BERLIN HOTEL East Berlin, Pennsylvania Phone 2721 Compliments of E. B. EISENHART Flour and Feed Mill EAST BERLIN NATIONAL East Berlin, Pennsylvania BANK Phone 2802 88 L. D. SLOTHOUR WASHINGTON MILL Heating and Plumbing Roofing and Spouting Grains and Feeds East Berling, Pennsylvania Phone 2517 Compliments of NEW LOCUST INN HAGERMAN'S BOWLING CENTER R. D. 1 Beer, Liquor 2 Mi. North of Cross Keys Rt. 94 Sea Food Daily Platters Home Made Soups New Oxford, Pennsylvania Phone MA 4-4503 New Oxford Robert D. Botterbusch - Prop. Always A Friendly Welcome STARNER GRAIN FEED MILL Compliments of Phone New Oxford MA 4-2300 Hampton, Pennsylvania PARK HOTEL Compliments of Compliments of FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK WINTER GARDENS New Oxford, Pennsylvania New Oxford, Pennsylvania 89 MELVIN J. SHEFFER, INC. MC SHERRYSTOWN DANCE LAND Established 1893 121 Railroad Street 304 Dance Club Hanover, Pennsylvania Me Sherrystown, Pennsylvania ALLEN S. PRESSELL Florist SCHMUCK COMPANY 635 Broadway Hanover, Pennsylvania Hanover, Pennsylvania Phone ME 7-6636 Lumber Building Supplies Since 1918 Photo Supplies Television Hobbies Elec. Supplies Toys Appliances Compliments of D. E. HORN AND COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers E. J. J. GOBRECHT 120 E. Chestnut St. Hanover, Pennsylvania Hornco Poultry, Dairy, Stock Feed Lincoln and West Street York, Pennsylvania 90 Compliments of Co-operative Fruit Growers o F ADAMS COUNTY 91 MAYTAG ADMIRAL Ditzler's Furniture And Appliance Store York Springs RD 2, Pennsylvania YOUR COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING CENTER ZENITH FRIGIDAIRE Hill Top Farm Le Fever Bros. C. R. Gembe - Owner Home Dressed Poultry Fresh Eggs Sales Service Body and Fender Straightening Bear Front End Alignment Electronic Wheel Balancing Phone 2481 Phone 55R24 Dillsburg Pennsylvania York Springs Pennsylvania 92 Everyone Needs A Typewriter - Before Buy Yours From C.L. Eichoitz Company Congratulations To The Seniors Evans Brothers Thrift Markets We Specialize In Home Dressed Fresh Meats Groceries Produce Appliances Notions Phone: Middletown WH 4-5451 Dillsburg 4071 Compliments of Best Wishes To The Class Of 1959 The Dillsburg National Bank Dillsburg Pennsylvania Hershey's 54 and 10 Store and Food Market 93 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Nationwide Life Insurance Co. Columbus 16, Ohio MELVIN R. PROSSER Local Representative R.D. 1 Phone 150 York Springs, Pennsylvania PITTENTURF FUNERAL HOME York Springs Pennsylvania Phone 7 Compliments of CHECKER BOARD INN STOYERS PHARMACY Dillsburg Prescriptions Cosmetics Phone 4081 So. Baltimore St, Meet Your Friends At ZERBE'S CUT RATE York Springs, Pennsylvania Patents Fountain Service LEHMAN'S FEED STORE Phone 3-R-4 York Springs Pennsylvania Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of York Springs York Springs Pennsylvania MOTTER'S Community Pure Food Store Gardners Pennsylvania Phone: Biglerville 234R2 94 Compliments of jL PETERS G icJta id LESTER W. ERB Texaco Oil Products Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania APPLES PEACHES CHERRIES Phone: PO 6-3277 Route 94 Phone: York Springs 71R15 Phone: 13R12 SEIBERT'S A-G FOOD STORE York Springs, Pa. Groceries - Produce PAUL E. TRUMP Frozen Foods - Meats The Ohio National Life We Deliver Phone: 2496 On The Square Dillsburg, Pa. Insurance Company The Geo. A. Smith Agency 2415 North Front Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY NETTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Known Wherever there are Schools and Colleges York Springs Pennsylvania Class Rings and Pins Phone: 165 Representative: W. G. Ross Cold Drinks Hoagies Compliments of SHANK'S FROZEN CUSTARD 3 Miles North of Biglerville H. EARL PITZER, INC. Phone: 382R5 Biglerville, Pennsylvania Pizza Sandwiches 95 With the finest Milk and Ice Cream ever made Compliments of DELP'S STORE Idaville Pennsylvania Phone Biglerville 321R3 ROGER W. SMITH CO. Fruit and Vegetable Broker Box 112 York Springs Pennsylvania OSBORN PRINTING COMPANY Stationery and Special Forms Letter Duplicating Book Matches - Rubber Stamps Salesbook - Register Forms Phone 76 Biglerville, Pa. HUGH MC DERMITT Everything In Bowling Ebonite - The Ball that Rolls Rite Athletic Shoes Trophies Phone: 109-R-23 York Springs Pennsylvania KRALL'S CUT RATE Underwood Portable Typewriters School Supplies Stationery - Gifts Whitman Chocolates Toiletries Dillsburg Pennsylvania JAMES A. MILLER Phone: Biglerville 35 6 J Aspers Pennsylvania Compliments of STOUGH'S ALANTIC SERVICE York Springs Pennsylvania 96 THELMA'S GROCERIES A Friendly Neighborhood Store Fancy and Staple Groceries Notions and Drugs Phone: 27R2 York Springs Pennsylvania HAAR'S Furniture, Skating Rink and Drive In Open All Year HOWELLS RYNARD HARDWARE York Springs, Pennsylvania Phone: 27-R-ll Compliments of YORK SPRINGS MEAT MARKET Home Dressed and Home Cured Meats Home Products A Specialty SMITH BROS. Compliments of VELMA I. COULSON AGENT All Lines of Insurance Notary Public CROMER MOTORS, INC. Dillsburg Phone; Pennsylvania 4611 Phone: 4191 or 4291 Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Health, Happiness the Best of Luck to the Seniors of '59 ROY M. WILLIAMS Painting Paper Hanging York Springs Phone 166 VANCE E. SEIBERT Electrical Contractor 12 North Baltimore Street Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Phone 4491 97 Compliments of CHAS. A. KENNEDY H. L. HUTTON Plumbing and Heating Digging and Installing Septic Tanks Drainage Systems Class Adviser Bendersville Pennsylvania Phone: Biglerville 204-R-4 SSw. THE K-ANN SHOP Dillsburg Pennsylvania LAUKEMANN'S GREENHOUSES Dillsburg Pennsylvania Phone: 3501 Nationally Advertised Fashions For Juniors - Misses - Ladies GEO. W. LILLICH SON Compliments of Feed, Grain, Fertilizer and Cement HELMAN'S ESSO Phone: York Springs 18R-4 York Springs Pennsylvania Best Wishes Keepsake Diamonds Fostoria Crystal WILLIAMS GROVE PARK AND SPEEDWAY HARLACHERS' Jeweler - Gift Shop Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Roy Richwine, Proprietor Bulova Watches Hamilton Watches 98 CONEWAGO FEEDS WEIGLE'S TV SERVICE Manufactured by Zeigler Brothers Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 241 New Bloomsfield, Pa. Phone: New Bloomsfield 85 SUPERIOR DISTRIBUTING CO. York Springs Pennsylvania Phone: 126R2 Compliments of Ice - 24 Hour - Service Automatic Vending Machine 603 S. Washington St. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Phone 1013 COULSON'S GARAGE York Springs Pennsylvania Phone: 34-R-2 Compliments of BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Foods Aspers Pennsylvania KUHN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, INC. Gardners Pennsylvania Phone 111 DITZLER'S MERLE'S BARBER SHOP Bendersville Pennsylvania Mobile Home Sales York Springs, Pennsylvania Mile South on Route 15 C. F. Ditzler York Springs, Pennsylvania 99 Patrons And Friends JONES FOOD MARKET Dills burg. Pa. LONG’S FROZEN CUSTARD Dillsburg, Pa. SHUMAKERS Dillsburg, Pa. COCKLIN BROS. Dillsburg, Pa. EASTERN FARMERS EXCHANGE Dillsburg, Pa. HOFFMAN’S GROCERY Bendersville, Pa. FLOHR’S GREENHOUSE Dillsburg, Pa. O. C. RICE SON Biglerville, Pa. DILLSBURG GRAIN MILUNG CO. Dillsburg, Pa. DR. MRS. T. A. MILLER DR. AND MRS. C. H. SHARBAUGH CARLISLE CHIROPRACTIC CUN1C COMPUMENTS OF A FRIEND KUNKEL’S APPLIANCE STORE East Berlin, Pa. LAU'S ICE CREAM East Berlin, Pa. C. L. GLATFELTER East Berlin, Pa. MUMMERT'S GARAGE East Berlin, Pa. SMITH’S CLEANERS East Berlin, Pa. BOYER’S GARAGE East Berlin, Pa. JEANE’S BEAUTY SHOP East Berlin, Pa. J. R. EISENHART PLUMBING East Berlin, Pa. HAMPTON HOTEL Hampton, Pa. BECHTEL’S BARBER SHOP R. D. 1 New Oxford, Pa. ZOELLER’S FRUIT MART. BURGARD'S BARBER SHOP UNCOLN MANOR MOTEL DICK, SHORTY AND PETE SERVICE STATION New Oxford, Pa. JACK’S SUBMARINE BAR 214 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pa. BRANDT’S WAREHOUSE East Berlin, Pa. Grains, Feeds, Coal, Lumber, Fertilizer Phone 2261 GENTZLER GRAIN AND FEED CO. Grain, Feed, Fertilizer, Cement, Paint and Lumber WHITE HORSE RIDING STABLE Eugene Lemmon, Owner R. D. 2 East Berlin, Pa. W. L..STERNER, FARM EQUIPMENT 516 Frederick Street Hanover, Pa. UTZ POTATO CHIP CO., INC. PETERMAN PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE CROSS KEYS DISTELFINK RESTAURANT SHETTER’S RESTAURANT East Berlin, Pa. ROTH’S PIANO SERVICE Box 85 York Springs, Pa. KNAUB’S FURNITURE Dillsburg, Pa. S. E. ROCKEY SON Carlisle, Pa. Patrons And Friends TWIRLY TOP Mount Holly, Pa. BREAM’S GROCERY Uriah, Gardners R. D. 2 HERMAN’S SERVICE STATION Gardner's R.D. 2, Pa. TWIRLY TOP Hunters Run, Pa. Mr. Mrs. Mervin McCauslin Mr. Mrs. Sterling McCauslin Mr. Mrs. Donald Black Family Mr. Mrs. William Carey Mr. Mrs. Earl S. Kime Family Mr. Mrs. Edgar Leer Mr. Mrs. Paul Pitzer Mr. Mrs. Lee McCauslin Mr. Mrs. Russell Gardner Mr. Mrs. Ervin Harbold Mr. Mrs. Walter Harbold Mt. Mrs. Ralph S. Hikes Mr. Harold McCauslin Mr. Mrs. Carrol Schlotzhauer Mr. Mrs. Paul Hafer Mr. Mrs. Dean Becker Mr. Mrs. Clyde Kennedy Miss Virginia Grimm Miss Nancy Hoover Miss Eleanor Wolfinger Mr. Mrs. Mac Sott Mr. Mrs. Amos Myers Mr. Gary Crum Mr. Curvin Smith Mr. Mrs. Glenn Kemper Mr. Mrs. Paul Brough Mr. Mrs. B. J. Griffie Mr. Mrs. J. C. Chronister Miss Ada Brough Mr. Mrs. Ralph Tate Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Gulden Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Weigle Mr. Mrs. George B. Stambaugh Rev. Mrs. H. Earl Schlotzhauer Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Hinkle Mr. Mrs. Melvin Prosser Mr. Mrs. Glenn E. Weigle Mr. Mrs. George R. Weigle 101 SCHOOL DAYS .... They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be years before some of you will meet again. School days do not last forever - and when they are past, memories are kept warm by the photo- graphs of friends of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a “personality portrait’' of you, and so you will prize one of theirs in return. In a year or so you will be glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your school days. And the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the ‘‘turning point” in your life. This studio is the headquarters for special photographic work and the doors are open to students of the Bermudian Springs High School and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? s K SPECIAL STYLES AND RATES FOR STUDENTS THE ENSMINGER STUDIOS Second and Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 6-7968 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Who will be the first Bermudian Springs graduate to fly to the moon? Who will be the first to live in a dream house in outer space? Who will be the first to become a millionaire? Never has a generation of high school graduates faced such fantastic posisbilities with so much assurance that it can happen to any one of them. Never has a generation of students seen so much progress nor learned so much about the world. The courage of youth is without limitations. The courage of many generations of youth has laid the foundation for your trip to the moon, your home in space, your financial fortune. KNOUSE FOODS extends to each of you best wishes for the goal of your choice. Mr. Ensminger 102 Gold 'n' Good MUSSELMANS Biglerville, Pa. Gardners, Pa. Inwood, W. Va. WOLF’S BUS LINES Passenger Service Telephone 49 York Springs, Pennsylvania 103 Cement Products BRUCE LEACH, INC. Grain Coal Est. 1905 Seeds Cement Phone CE 2-9758 Feed Fertilizers Concrete Work 7th St. Reading R.R. o. PERRY HOUSE Lemoyne, Pa. FEED MILL Hop Quality Feeds GOLDEN RIDGE HATCHERY Aspers Pennsylvania Prop. Kent E. Golden Phone: 214 Phone 140 York Springs Pennsylvania FIRST ROW: E. Smith, R. Stoner, J. Hinkle, D. Gembe, J. Bosserman, Paul Weigel, N. Megonnel. SECOND ROW: L. Weigle, M. Fair, J. Weigle, M. Haas, G. DeHaven, B. Grove, V. Herman, C. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: E. Fleshman, D. Beaverson. W. Sherman, R. Smith, N. Stamer, P. McCauslin. YORK SPRINGS SAFETY PATROL 104 STITZEL'S FARM SUPPLY Heating Pumps General Repair Pioneer Com Phone : York Springs 34-R-3 Compliments Of FAIR'S FOOD MARKET - RESTAURANT SERVICE STATION York Springs, Pennsylvania R.D. 2 Phone: 9127 HELMAN'S GREENHOUSE On Route 94 Phone: 47R3 York Springs, Pennsylvania M. BRENNER SON'S INC. Wholesale Distributors 7th and Division Sts. Harrisburg, Pa. Phone CEdar 3-4531 UPPER ADAMS LANES The Family Bowling Center On Biglerville Road Phone: 300 Gettsyburg Pennsylvania LEREW'S SERVICE York Springs Pennsylvania We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, wish to express our sincere appreciation to all those who have contributed to this year's REFLECTOR. THANK YOU 105 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publisher (ever Monufottvrers look Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City Ml