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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

.V - ' 4 . � w-f fl?J a9rts history (fiffljfc’V t re fs � Uf By actions done now and in ther owl, we may fnfluence the future, r or quite some time East Berlin and York Springs have been working toward complete consolidation in the form of a new school. In the next few years, all of us will see this goal attained. It will be attained through steady pro- gress and harmony, two characteristics which are apparent now and will be, we believe, in the future. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF Bermudian Springs High York Springs And East Berlin, Pennsylvania TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS MISCELLANEOUS PATRONS Dedication It is with deep appreciation that we dedicate this book to Mr. Hebert. We realize that without his advice and help, making our yearbook would have been difficult at best, and impossible at worst. His skill in uniting the efforts of the staffs of the two schools was admirable. It was certainly not an easy task. Most of the students at both East Berlin and York Springs have become acquainted with Mr. Rebert in his field of guidance counseling. We appreciate his ability in this area. The personal attention which we received from him was an invaluable aid to our education and a helpful guide to our plans for the future. A smaller number of students have had the privilege of studying business education under Mr. Rebert. They recognize him as a truly gifted teacher. His classes are interesting and you learn in them, too! And so it is with pleasure that we dedicate the 1960 Reflector to Mr. Rebert, a helpful advisor, wise counselor, dedicated teacher and good friend. 8 Scncol Board First Row: Archie Pentz, Paul Lehman, Paul Lerew, Joel Zepp, Ralph Tyson, Raymond Leer, Paul Brough, Paul King, William Lott, Mary Baker, Preston Zerbe. Second Row: Curvin Baker, Richard Alwine, Mervin Lau, Harry Mummert, Charles Spangler, Joseph Stoner, Lloyd Spahr, Roger Smith, Lee McCauslin, Lloyd Keffer, Harry Guise. Absent: Irwin Gross, Howard Albright, Richard Riggs, E. Ross Koons, George Anderson, Melvin Starner, Paul Blevins, Albert Townsend. It is with great pleasure that I congratulate the 1960 class of Bermudian Springs High School graduates. Your school district has worked long and hard to provide advanced educational facilities for the students in ou area, and we have now reached one of our final goals - that of providing physical facilities to expedite a more complete educational program. We expect to have the East Berlin addition ready for occupancy for the fall term of school, and the new high school building should be ready for use by mid-winter. I'm sure parents as well as students eagerly anticipate the move to new quarters. While the 1960 graduates have not had the pleasure of the new facilities, lam sure they are well qualified to take their places in community and professional circles. On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Bermudian Springs Joint School District I offer sincere best wishes for the future. 10 Ralph W. Tyson Joint Board President Principals Congratulations to the Class of 1960. You are to be commended for completing this important step in your educational experience. Some of you have achieved outstanding records in many areas of your high school program. You have worked hard to merit the honors which are deservedly yours. All of you have met requirements which are above the state-mandated minimum. A few of you have continued to work and study in the face of difficulties and discouragement. We hope that we have been some encouragement and help to all of you as you have worked for your diplomas. Those of you who are able to continue your edu- cation and prepare for a profession are encouraged to push on toward that goal. Some of you will have completed your formal education when you receive your diploma. Whatever the case may be, you should continue to improve yourselves mentally and spirit- ually by making use of the many opportunities for intormal learning which are available in our society. Best wishes to each of you, Amos D. Meyers Supervising Principal At no time in history has the world progressed to the point of its existence as we know it today. This can be reiterated daily, or annually, and will always be true as long as American students possess the willingness to meet the future as exemplified by the class of ”60.” The faculty and I congratulate them on their progress at this point in their life span, and wish them the best as they venture into other fields of ’’life. Alfred R. Billett Principal Dean A. Becker English Press Club Gary L. Crum Instrumental Music Jr. and Sr. Band Lizzie G. Davis English Latin Library Club Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Ida M. Flegal English Phys. Education Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Virginia R. Grimm Business Education Press Club Dale E. Guise Mathematics Conservation Club Phyllis A. Heffner English Soc. Studies Stephen F. Heyser Vocational Agriculture Jr. F.F.A. F.F.A. Science Club 12 C. Glenn Kemper Ind. Arts Physical Education E. Arlene McCracken Home Economics Future Homemakers of America t Floyd E. McMullen Charles A. Kennedy Science and Soc. Studies Science Student Council Advisor Clyde L. Kennedy History History Club Jane L. Levan Art Supervisor Lois A. McMullen Business Education Yearbook Advisor A. Louise Morelock Nurse Nurses' Club Robert E. Murphy Carolyn S. Lott Health, Phys. Ed. French Math and Phys. Education Jr. Hi-Y Club Athletic Association 13 John A. Rebert Business Ed. Guidance Yearbook Advisor Student Council Advisor Robert J. Reeder Science Mathematics Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach Sr. Hi-Y Dale H. Roth Mathematics Instrumental Music Carroll C. Slothour Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America John D. Smarsh Social Studies Student Council Hobby Club Curvin C. Smith Driver Education Adm. Asst. Eleanor C. Wolfinger Latin French Soc. Studies Library Club Kathryn Harbold Secretary Naomi R. Prosser Secretary Doris H. Shook Secretary M Services th. . V' Cafeteria Staff ; J. Emlet, C. Smith, P. Trump, H. Davis, M. KUSk Miller, C. Slotbour, r=rT R. Me Cawley N. Kroft Janitors 15 yearbook Staff york Springs ‘ J + 1 Sports Editor, R. Weigle; Business Manager, C. Kuntz; Literary Editor, K. Kennedy; Editor-in-chief, D. Wolfe; Typing Editor, L. Tanner; Art Editor, A. Anderson; absent: Photography Editor, F. Starner. Sast Berlin Art Editor, J. Reid; Literary Editor, J. Eshleman; Photography Editor, G. Mummert; Editor-in-chief, J. Stoner; Business Manager, J. Wolf; Typing Editor, M. Lobaugh; Sports Editor, P. Smith. 16 . • • w r - r . . • , • . •• , . •’ . • . « • - ■ ' ■ LARRY EUGENE ALWINE Larry East Berlin Agriculture fW Activities: Class Play 11--FFA 10,11,12, Chaplain U. President 12-- cafeteria staff ll,12--Class Treasurer 11,12--Bcrn-August 7, 1940-- Saying-You Don't Say--Ambition-Successful Farmer. ALICE FAYE ANDERSON Alice Academic York Springs Activities: History 9--Nurses 10--G.A.B. ll--Majorette 9,10,11,12-- Chorus 9,10,11,12--Basketball 9,11,12--Class Play 11,12--Student Council 11,12--Student Council Play 11—Yearbook Art Editor --Born- Sept. 28, 1942--Saying-And Then What--Song-Chances Are--Ambition- To be successful. PEGGY JOANNE BOONE Peg Academic East Berlin Gettysburg 9,10,ll--Activities : Dancing 9--Pen Pal--Nursing 10-- Spanish 10,ll--Home Room Treasurer ll--Tri-Hi-Y 12, Chaplain 12- Born-December 10, 1942--Saying-1 Suppose So--Song-Great Pretender- Ambition-Nurse. 18 DAVID WALTER BOSSERMAN Dave Academic York Springs Activities: Boys' Athletic 11--Projectionist 12, President--Football 11, 12--Baseball 12--Class Play 11,12--Born-Sept. 14,1941--Saying-1 don't know--Song-Johnny Reb--Ambition-Career in the Coast Guard. SHIRLEY ANN DAVIS Shirl Academic York Springs Activities: History 9,10--Press 11,12, Co-Editor Press 11, Press Editor 12--Band 9,10,11,12--Class Play 11,12--Born-April 20, 1943-- Saying-Oh my gosh--Song-Stupid Cupid--Ambition-Elementary teacher. CAROL ANN DELP Shorty Commercial York Springs Activities: History 10,12--Class Treasurer 9,10--Band 9,10,11,12-- Color Guard 9,10--Chorus 10,12-County 11-Cheerleader ll,12--Born-- Aug. 10, 1942--Saying-Be that way--Song-Maybe Tomorrow--Ambition- Secretary. 19 FRED MORRIS ENSOR Gunner York Springs Agriculture Activities: Dance 9,10--F.F.A. 12—Born-January 3, 1942—Saying-Ain't that a shame--Song-I’m Gonna Get Married--Ambition-Mechanic. JOSEPH K. ESHLEMAN Joe East Berlin Academic Activities: Student Council 9,10, Constitution Committee 12--Senior Band 9,10,11--County Band 9,10--Basketball 9--Conservation Club 9-- Hi-Y 10,11,12 Secretary 12, Treasurer ll--Senior Chorus 10,ll--Table- Tennis Tournament 10,11-- Chefs Club 10- - Cafeteria staff ll--Class Historian ll--Class Play ll--Class President 12--Yearbook Literary Editor 12--National Honor Society ll,12--Born December 17, 1942-- Saying-Why not? I enjoy them both!--Song-I Want to Walk You Home-- Ambition-to be a doctor. CARLA JOYCE FORSYTHE Joy General York Springs Activities: Dance 10--Tri-Hi-Y ll--Nurse 12--Home Ec 9--Born- January 15, 1940--Saying-Oh my goodness--Song-The Three Bells-- Ambition-Practical Nurse. 20 MARIAN CAROL GANTZ Marian Commercial York Springs Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, Treasurer 11--Safety Patrol 12--Born-Dec- ember 18, 1942--Saying-Oh Sugar!--Song-Life’s Railway to Heaven— Ambition-Clerk. 1 RUTH HELEN HANKEY Sugar Academic York Springs Activities: Dance 9--History 10,12—F.H.A. 11, Vice President 11—Band 9,10,11,12 County 11—Chorus 9,10,11, County 9—Safety Patrol 12- Cafeteria 11,12--Sax Quartet 12--Born-March 20, 1942--Saying-Good Heavens!--Song-1 Want to Walk You Home--Ambition-Waitress and Get Married. LOIS ANNETTE HOFFMAN Lois York Springs Commercial Activities: History 9,12—G.A.B. 11—Press 9—Dramatics 10--F.H.A. 10 Sec.of F.H.A. 10—Color Guard 12—Chorus 9,11, County 11—Basket- ball 9,10,11,12--Safety patrol 9,12--Softball 9,11—Class play 12—Cafe- teria 12--Born-Sept. 5, 1942--Saying-Say something--Song-Melody of Love--Ambition-Secretary and Housewife. 21 JOHN CURVIN HUNTER Sal East Berlin Commercial Activities: Jr-Hi-Y 9, Vice President 9--Hi-Y 10,11,12, Treasurer 11- Varsity Baseball 9,10,12--Varsity Basketball 10,12--Jr. Varsity Basket- ball 9--Soccer 9--Varsity Football 10--Jr. Chorus 9--Intramural Bas- ketball 9,10,12--Conservation Club 9--Chef’s Club 10--Class Play 11-- Sr. Chorus 11,12--County Chorus 11,12--Usher at Baccalaureate and Commencement ll--Member of May Court 11--Photographer on Year- book Staff 12--Born-February 16, 1942--Saying-1 guess I’ll stay home this morning--Song-Any Elvis Presley Song--Ambition-to become a re- porter. KAREN LOUISE KENNEDY Karen Academic York Springs Activities: History 9,10,12--Class treasurer 12--Band 9,10,11,12, county 11--Chorus 9,10,11--Basketball 9,10,11,12--Literary Editor-- class play 12--Student council 9,11,12--Born-June 9, 1942--Saying-Oh nuts! - - Song- Mr. Sandman- - Ambition- Nurse. Wd CAROL LAFERNE KUNTZ Kuntzie Commercial York Springs Activities: History 9,10,12--Class secretary 10,ll,12--Business Mana- ger of Yearbook--Majorette 9,10,11,12--Chorus 10,11,12--May court attendant 9,10,11--May Dance Queen ll--Born-Feo. 15, 1942--Saying- You better believe it--Song-Stardust--Ambition-Secretary. 22 JERRY DANIEL LaRUE Danny General York Springs Activities: History 10,11—Band 9,10,11,12--Student council 11—Born- Dec. 12, 1942—Saying-That’s nice--Song-Baby Talk--Ambition-To be a success. MARTHA VIRGINIA LEEDY Ginny General East Berlin Activities: Basketball 9,10--Tumbling Acts 9--Badminton 9,10--Soft Ball 10--Plays-All Suitland Night, All Maryland Park Jr. High Night, Casey At The Bat--Library Club 9,10,11,12 President 12--Student Coun- cil 10--Sewing and Cooking Club 9, Vice President 9--Born-September 6, 1942--Saying-That's My Honey--Song-Little Too Much--Ambition-to succeed in whatever my future turns out to be. I JOYCE MARLENE LEHMAN Joyce Commercial York Springs Activities: History 9,10,12--Band 9,10,11,12— Chorus 10,11,12, county 11 — Basketball Manager 10,11--Cheerleader 12--Born-Nov. 29, 1942- Saying-You're kidding!—Song-Just as Much as Ever—Ambition-Secre- tary. 23 PAUL L. LENIG Paul Academic York Springs Activities: Projection 12--Born-October 2, 1942--Saying-Dad Blame it - - Song- Donna- - Ambition- Undec ided. DARLENE MARIE LEREW Dar Commercial York Springs Activities: History 9,10--Press 11,12—Band 9,10,11,12—Chorus 9,10, 11,12—Born-Oct. 5,1941--Saying-1 don’t care--Song-1 Want to Walk You Home—Ambition—Secretary and Waitress. DONALD L. LINEBAUGH Squeaky Academic East Berlin Activities: F.F.A. 9—Barbell Club 10,11,12, Assistant chaplain 11- Class Play 11—Football 12--Intramural Basketball 11—Born-July 16, 1941--Saying-Holy jumping catfish--Ambition-To be a success to man- kind-Song-A Deck of Cards. 24 VICTORIA LEE LITTLE Vicky East Berlin General Activities: Tricky Teens 9--Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12--Future Nurses 11— Library Club 10,11,12 Vice President 12--Chorus 9,10,11,12--Color Guard ll,12--Class Play ll--May Court Attendant 11--Basketball Score Keeper 11--Born-October 18, 1942--Saying-Oh! Gosh--Song-Please Love Me Forever--Ambition-Nurse. LEONARD LEE LOBAUGH Lenny Lee General York Springs Activities: Band 9,10,11,12--Football 12--Studentcouncil play 11—class play 11,12--Student council 11,12—Born-Oct. 7,1942--Saying-Ridiculous --Song-I Ain't Never--Ambition-Join the Airforce. MARGARET IONE LOBAUGH Marge Commercial East Berlin Activities: Band 9,10,11,12--Tricky Teens 9--County Band 10,11,12— Chorus 10,11,12--Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Program Cha i r man ll--01der Girls'Conference 10,11,12—Girls' Basketball 11--Class Play 11- Yearbook Typing Editor 12--Born-August 11, 1942--Saying-That's What You Think!--Song-I'm Gonna Get Married--Ambition-To be a successful secretary. 25 Agriculture ARTHUR CHESTER LOPER Art East Berlin Activities: Soccer9--Football 10--Class Playll--CafeteriaStaff 11,12, — Born-June 9, 1939—Saying-Hey Sally, wait for me--Song-True Love - - Ambition- Far mer. FAYE MARIE MILLER Faye Commercial East Berlin Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Chaplain 10, World Service 11—Cafe- teria Staff 11,12--Chorus 10,11,12--Class Play 11--Born-January 16, 1943--Saying-Pretty, Pretty, Pretty--Song-Crying in the Chapel— Ambition-Secretary. GERALD E. MUMMERT Jerry Academic East Berlin Activities: Hi-Y 9,10,11,12—Chef’s Club 10—Senior Band 9,10,11,12- Senior Chorus 9,10,11,12—Jr. and Sr. Chorus Pianist 9,10,11—Class Play 11—Dance Band 9,10--Student Council 9, Constitution Committee 12—Class Secretary 9,10,12--Yearbook Photography Editor 12—National Honor Society 11--Basketball Statistician 11—Born-December 11, 1942 --Saying-Act Normal--Song-Broken Hearted Melody--Ambition-To be a successful musician. 26 Commercial PATRICIA JEAN MUSSELMAN Pat York Springs Activities: Greencastle 9,10--Tri-Hi-Y 9,10—G.A.B. 11—History 12— Band 9,10,11,12--Chorus 11--Basketball 9,10,ll--Softball 9--Cheer- leader 9,10--Student council play ll--Class play 12--Cafeteria 12— Born-Aug. 12, 1942--Saying-Oh Mercey!--Song-Twilight Time--Am- bition-Model and Beauty Culture. CAROL EDITH MYERS Shorty York Springs Commercial Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11—Safety Patrol 10,12--Born-Feb. 13, 1942 --Saying-I thought I'd split--Song--Goodbye. Jimmy, Goodbye--Ambition --Secretary. GERALDINE ALMA MYERS Gerry Commercial York Springs Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11—Press 12—Chorus 9, County 9--Safety Patrol 12--Born-March 12, 1942--Saying-You wanna bet--Song-Vaya Con Dios-Ambition-Secretary. JUDITH LORRAINE NAUGLE Judy Academic York Springs Activities: History 9,10—Music 12—Band 9,10,11,12--County Band 9, 11—Chorus 9,10,11,12—Born-April 10, 1940—Saying-Gee Whiz—Song - Because- - Ambition- - Undecided. fj' GARY PAUL PROSSER Mousie York Springs Activities: F.F.A. 11,12, Sec. 11, Treas. 12—Baseball 9,12--Born-Jan. 9, 1943--Saying-So what--Ambition-To make money. JANET MAE REID Jannie Commercial East Berlin Activities: Tricky Teens 9—Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Vice President 12- Nurses’ Club 10,11, President 11—Cafeteria Staff 11,12—Class Sec- retary 11—Magazine Captain 10—Hall Patrol 10—Sr. Chorus 10,11,12, County Chorus 11,12--Library Club 9—Jr. Chorus 9—Class Play 11— F.H.A. 11, Parliamentarian 11--Yearbook Art Editor 12--Born-Nov em- ber 19, 1942--Saying-If you say so--Song-Lonely Street--Ambition-To be successful. 28 Commercial PATSY MARLENE REYNOLDS Patty York Springs Activities: History 9,10—Press 11,12--Band 9,10,11,12--Chorus 9,10, 11,12, county 11--Class play 11—Safety Patrol 12--Born-June 1, 1942— Saying-Good Gertie--Song-You Are My Destiny--Ambition-PooKkeeper. EUGENE WILLIAM SHELLEMAN Gene Commercial York Springs Activities: Press 10--Dramatics 10--History 12--Chorus 9,10,12, county 9,10,11,12--Student council 9,10--Born-May 29, 1942--Saying- How about that--Song-Crying in the Chapel--Ambition-Business Manager. GLENN I. SHERMAN Sherm Academic East Berlin Activities: Hi-Y 9,10, Sargeant at Arms 9--Conservation Club 11,12, Treasurer 11, President 12--Athletic Association 12, Treasurer 12— Sr. Chorus 12—Varsity Baseball 9,10--Football 11,12 Co-Captain 12-- Intramural Basketball 9,10--Assistant Sports Editor 12--Class Play 11— Barbell Club 10,11—Chef’s Club 10—May Court Attendant 11—Table- Tennis Tournament 10,11--Varsity Track 9,10—Cafeteria Staff 11-Hall Patrol 12--Born-October 7, 1942--Saying-Fire Away--Song-Any Elvis Presley Song--Ambition-Armed Forces. 29 PHILIP CURTIS SMITH Phil Academic East Berlin Activities: Class Vice President 11, Historian 10,12 Assistant Secretary 9--Hi-Y 9,10,11,12, President 9, Vice President 10, Chaplain 11-Var-- sity Club ll--Athletic Association 11,12, Vice President 11, President 12--Senior Chorus 11,12--Varsity Basketball 11,12--Jr. Varsity Basket- ball 9--Varsity Soccer 9,10--Varsity Baseball 9,10--Intramural Basket- ball 9,10,12--Yearbook Sports Editor 12--Class Play 11--Conservation Club 9--Chef’s Club 10--May Court Attendant 10,ll--Born-December 2, 1942--Saying-Nothing sweated, nothing strained--Song-Swingin’ Shep- herd Blues--Ambition-Lawyer. PHYLLIS LOUISE SNYDER Phil Commercial York Springs Activities: Dance 9--History 10--Tri-Hi-Y 11--Press 12--Chorus 9, 10,11,12, county 9,12--Safety Patrol 12--Born-May 10, 1942--Saying- Jim-in-nettie--Song-I Cried a Tear--Ambition-Secretary. FRED H. STARNER J. Fred Muggs Academic York Springs Activities: History 9--Dance 12--Class Pres. 9--Chorus 9,10,11,12, county 9,11--Baseball 9,11,12--Class play 11-Born-Sept. 18, 1942- Saying-Like dad, I’m sad--Song-Honeycomb--Ambition-Pilot. 30 JOHN K. STONER Fuzz East Berlin Academic Activities: Class President 9,11, Vice President 10,12--Hi-Y 10,11,12 Secretary 10,11, President 12, County Council Chaplain 11, President 12, District council Chaplain 12--Student Council 9,10--Library Club 9— Intramural Basketball 10,12--Class Play 11--Magazine Campaign Man- ager 12--Chorus 12--Yearbook Editor 12--National Honor Society 12— Born-April 28,1942--Saying-That'8 too much--Song-The Love Of God- Ambition- Teacher. LORETTA LEE TANNER Loretta Commercial York Springs Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11, Secretary 10, Vice President ll--History 12--Majorette 10—Class play 12--Safety Patrol 12--Cafeteria 11,12— Born-Feb. 1, 1942--Saying-Holy Cow--Song-Goodbye, Jimmy, Goodbye - - Ambition- Seer etary. LYNN LOUISE TANNER Lynnie Commercial York Springs Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11, President 9,10,11—History 12--Majorette 9.10.11.12- -Chorus 9,10—Class play llf 12—Safety Patrol 12--Cafeteria 10.11.12- -Born-Feb. 1, 1942--Saying-Oh my heav ens--Song-I'll Be Seeing You--Ambition-Secretary and Housewife. 31 ROBERT W. THOMAS Bob York Springs Agriculture Activities: Dance 9--History 10--F.F.A. 12--Football 10,12--Student Athletic Association ll--Born-Jan. 12, 1942--Song-Since 1 Met You Baby--Ambition-Join the Air Force and be a Mechanic. GRACE REBECCA TROSTLE Gracious Commercial York Springs Activities: History 10--Tri-Hi-Y 11, Secretary ll--Press 12--Safety Patrol 12--Cafeteria 11,12--Born-March 29, 1942--Saying-Oh, Sugar! --Song-Living Doll--Ambition-Waitress and Housewife. ROBERT M. WEIGLE Bob Academic York Springs Activities: Class President 10, Vice President 12--Student council 9,10, 11,12, President 12--Athletic Association 11,12, President 11--Band 9, 10,11,12--Chorus 10,12--Basketball 9,10,11,12--Baseball 9,10,11,12-- Class play 11,12--Born-May 7, 1942--Saying-No kidding--Song-Star Dust--Ambition-To make money. 32 EUGENE RUSSELL WHISLER Gene York Springs Agriculture Activities: F.F.A. 10,10,11, Secretary 10,10, Chaplain 11 — Born-Jan. 12, 1940--Saying-Gosh darn you--Ambition-Factory worker. $ JEAN CLAUDIA WOLF Claude Commercial East Berlin Activities: Tricky Teens 9--Junior Chorus 9--01der Girls’ Conference 9,10,11,12-May Court 10,11—'Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Trea. 11, Pres. 12, V. Pres. South Central Dist. 12, Trea. of County 12--Officers’ Training 10,11—F.H.A., Pres. 11—Sr. Chorus 10,11,12--Co. Chorus 11,12—Class Play 11—Student A.A., Sec. 11—Magazine Capt. 11,12, Asst. Bus. Mgr., 12--Colorguard 11,12, Sergeant 12--Usherette for Commencement and Baccalaureate 11—Yearbook Rep. 11, Bus. Mgr. 12--Basketball 11— Born-Sept. 25, 1942—Saying-Let’s go to E’town—Song-My Inspiration, My Love--Ambition-To be successful. DAWN EVANGELINE WOLFE Dawnie Academic York Springs Activities: F.H.A. 9,10,11, President 11 —Press 12, Co-Editor—Class Vice President 10, Class President 11,12—Class Play 11,12—May Court Attendant 11—Student Council 11,12--Student Athletic Association 12, Treasurer--Born-Feb. 19, 1942--Saying-Ah!—Song-Danny Boy--Am- bit ion-Beautician. 33 RUSSELL LEON YEAGY Russ York Springs General Activities: History 10,11--Projection 12--Bowling 9--Chorus 9,10, county 10--Born-Aug. 3, 1941--Saying-I don't know--Song-Mary Lou-- Ambition-To be successful. Cast Will And I, Larry Alwine, will my quietness to Jerry Sherman. I, Peggy Boone, will my typewriter to anyone who can type more than a few words a minute. I, Joseph Eshleman, will John Lerew a $100 gift certificate to Grove and Sechrist so he can come by his athletic equipment honestly. I, John Hunter, will Robert Rohrbaugh my ability to keep my mouth shut in Mr. Guise's study halls. I, Virginia Leedy, will Mrs. Davis a better library club next year. I, Donald Linebaugh, will a few of the girls my ability to come back down to earth. I, Victoria Little, will Betty Hinkle the ability to drive. Now Betty, maybe you can go forward as well as backward. I, Margaret Lobaugh, will Sally Black a wardrobe of tight skirts. Now Sally, Arthur will have to help you do the dishes. I, Arthur Loper, will Sally Black my bottle of peroxide bleach, to help her catch me. I, Faye Miller, will Betty Hinkle the ability not to clip off gas pumps. I, Gerald Mummert, will Corn Krall a complete new wardrobe so that when he says he looks rather sporty he won't be a liar. I, Janet Reid, will Barb Wantz a cloud so that she can get up where she thinks she is. I, Glenn Sherman, will the 9th and 10th grade girls each a hair brush, to be used accordingly I, Philip Smith, will Dink a jar of wax and a year's supply of combs, use 'em Dink. I, John Stoner, will next year’s Seniors a one-unit school so they can make the yearbook more easily. I, Jean Wolf, will next year's Seniors a guide to take them to the E-Building. 34 Cast lUill And Testament We, the graduating class of 1960 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, and thereby declare null and void any other will made by us at this time or any time before this. To the class of 1961, our ability to keep from running to the cafeteria. To the class of 1962, our ability to get things done at the last minute. To the class of 1963, our excuses to get out of class. To the class of 1964, the studyhalls which we do not use. To the class of 1965, our ability to keep from staying in at lunch time. I, Alice Anderson, will my talent for always finding trouble to anyone who finds his life be- coming dull and too routine. I, David Bosserman, will my ability to play football to Kenneth Lupp. I, Shirley Ann Davis, will my shortness to Tom Hardy. I, Carol Delp, will my knowledge of dragging to Dick Wolf. I, Fred Ensor, will my mop of hair to Mr. Meyers. I, Joyce Forsythe, will my shyness around boys to Tena Group. I, Marian Gantz, will my height to Judy Trostle. I, Ruth Hankey, will my ability to drive below the speed limit to Richard Kanwischer. I, Lois Hoffman, will my ability to play sports to anyone who enjoys them. I, Karen Kennedy, will my ability to pass the driver’s test to Tom Roth. I, Carol Kuntz, will my middle name to anyone who thinks he has a worse one. I, Danny LaRue, will Edgar Griffie a set of automatic cow milkers. I, Joyce Lehman, will my ability to keep in step in the band to Chester Worley. I, Paul L. Lenig, will my ability to read library books, to Barry Schrade. I, Darlene Lerew, will Connie Reynolds some apples that we picked after the skating party. I, Leonard Lobaugh, will my ability to do French to Geroge Miller. I, Pat Musselman, will my ability to lead a band to the next Drum Majorette. I, Carol Myers, will my ability to get along without boys to Tena Group. I, Geraldine Myers, will my imagination to anyone that wants it. I, Judy Naugle, will some of my weight and shortness to Cheryl Snyder. I, Gary Prosser, will my driver’s license to Tom Roth until he gets his. I, Patsy Reynolds, will my nickname, Daisy, to anyone who wants it. I, Gene Shelleman, will my ability to get along with teachers to Robert Knouse. I, Phyllis Snyder, will my ability not to lose my glasses to Mr. Becker. I, Fred Starner, will my love of Chemistry to Tom Roth. I, Loretta Tanner, will my slow burning temper to Edith Myers to slow her’s down. I, Lynn Tanner, will my love for eating in class to anyone who likes to eat. I, Robert Thomas, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Edgar Griffie. I, Grace Trostle, will my quietness to David Tipler. I, Robert Weigle, will Robert Knouse $.75 so he can get a haircut. I, Eugene Whisler, will my spelling ability to Barry Schrade. I, Dawn Wolfe, will my ability to speak in front of the class to Marian Fair. I, Russell Yeagy, will my ability not to copy in Chemistry class to Dorothy Weigle. 35 Class Officers IJorti Springs Karen Kennedy, Treasurer; Carol Kuntz, Secretary; Dawn Wolfe, President; Robert Weigle, Vice President. John Stoner, Vice President; Gerald Mummert, Secretary; Joseph Eshleman, President; Philip Smith, Historian; Larry Alwine, Treasurer. 36 1 1 iyfio’ lyfio Best Athletes Glenn Sherman--Jean Wolf Best Leaders John Stoner—Jean Wolf lyfio’s Who Best Actor and Actress Phil Smith--Vicky Little Most Likely To Succeed Joe Eshleman-- Peggy Boone Best Personality Phil Smith--Janet Reid Best Dancers Joe Eshleman--Jean Wolf Sasf Berlin Best Dressed Joe Eshleman--Janet Reid Class Boosters Phil Smith—Jean Wolf BEST PERSONALITIES Dan Lerew - Carol Kuntz 0 BEST LEADERS Bob Weigle - Dawn Wolfe BEST ATHLETES Bob Weigle - Lois Hoffman l)or(z Springs CLASS CLOWNS Bob Thomas - Pat Reynolds BEST ACTOR ACTRESS Leonard Lobaugh- Dawn Wolfe BEST DANCERS Bob Thomas - Pat Muss elm an CLASS BOOSTERS Fred Starner - Dawn Wolfe 8asi Berlin Class Predictions This is yours truly, Harvey Shug, with the peril- ous predictions for the Senior Class of 1960. My first prediction will concern Larry A1 wine. We usually see Larry at his desk diligently working on his homework. Larry wants to be a dairy farmer when he gets out of school, but my crystal ball pre- dicts that our Larry will soon be seen in the role of the greatest lover of all time. His name will far outshine those of Rock Hudson, Ty Power, and Tab Hunter. Peggy Boone is, in many ways, like Larry. She is quiet, conservative, and studious. Peggy expects to become a Registered Nurse after the necessary training. But my crystal ball sees Peggy as the saxophonist in a touring, all-girl band. Joseph Eshleman, although a little wild at times, is an all-around good student. Joe feels con- fident that he will become a doctor one day. But he is destined to become a big-time, boomerang manu- facturer. John Hunter has wanted to become a journalist ever since anyone can remember. Everyone agrees that John has the confidence and persuasiveness needed, but 1 see him at a foreign car race track. Yes, John is destined to become head pit man for Juan Fangio. Virginia Leedy has bright aspirations of being a beautician. Although she is already well versed in the methods, terms and equipment used by a beautician, I predict that she will become head li- brarian of the Library of Congress, where she will meet her end after becoming lost between the many rows of books. Donald Linebaugh wants to serve his country as a Marine. But I have a premonition that he will be a dictator of one of the many South American countries in the future. Vicky Little, like Peggy Boone, would like to become a Registered Nurse. Even though she does have a calm, comforting air about her, I predict she will rise to great heights as a daring, lady stock- car driver. Margaret Lobaugh is preparing to be an ef- ficient secretary. Although many agree she would make a good one, the crystal ball says she will be a well-known hostess on one of those late-late shows, which will continue to gain popularity. Arthur Loper has dreams of becoming a successful farmer. Sorry to salt your enthusiasm, Loper, but you are destined to be a ruthless, intrepid private eye with a crazy-talking sidekick. Faye Miller also wants to be a secretary, and though she could give Margaret a run for her money, the crystal ball pictures her as a great, white huntress just capturing that elusive prey... Tarzan. Gerald Mummert is very confident that he will excel in the music field. To hear him play his large repertoire of songs, one would think he would have no trouble as a musician. But his destiny lies in the training of pygmy, wild horses for the various fairs and circuses around the country. Janet Reid wants to become a secretary. Everyone agrees that she would make a great one. But the old crystal ball again differs from public opinion. Janet is really going to be a great, modern, impressionist painter. Glenn Sherman feels that he wants to be a para- trooper. Glenn is certainly outfitted for this line of work when it comesto courage and bravery; but he is destined to make his role as a basketball referee, which also takes courage and bravery at times. Phil Smith seems to have his heart set on becoming a lawyer, and anyone who has heard him speak would readily agree with this. Sorry to disap- point you, Phil, but your future lies in South Ameri- can, cattle ranching. Not too long from now you’ll be known as Wild Phil of the Pampas.' John Stoner aspires to be a teacher. His present actions certainly seem to point to a career in the educational field. Now don’t ask me how you're going to do it John, but you are destined to become the Russian Ambassador to the U. N. All I can say is, 'Where there's a will, there's a way, John. Jean Wolf feels she would do best in the secre- tarial field, and her grades and attitude surely point that way to such a career. In spite of this, I predict Jean will become a popular, jazz singer in one of New York's most expensive night clubs. Her popu- larity will rival that of Ella Fitzgerald. 43 JJord Springs The night before my graduation, I was lying in bed thinking about my classmates and wondering what their future would hold. I slowly drifted to sleep and dreamed what my classmates would be doing in the year 1970. The Bermudian Springs girls' basketball team won first place in the league. Who is the coach? Alice Anderson is, of course. Eugene Shelleman has the largest, retailing business in the state. His private secretary is Loretta Tanner; Marian Gantz is his special typist. The two, best beauticians in town, Carol Delp and Dawn Wolfe are giving each other strong competition. Dave Bosserman, Gary Prosser, and Bob Thomas own the biggest farms in Pennsylvania. Eugene Whisler, President of the York Springs Furniture Company, has just informed his private secretary, Gerry Myers, that he is promoting Russell Yeagy to second vice-president. I am sure Mr. Yeagy’s secretary, Phyllis Snyder,will be looking forward to a raise. Grace Trostle has just seen Shirley Davis, who is the best, elementary teacher at Bermudian Springs, to ask her why her oldest son was kept in after school. Bob” Weigle pitched a no-hit game to clinch the World Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers this year. Fred Starner and his co-pilot, Leonard Lobaugh, are getting ready to test the newest jet. Nurse Karen Kennedy and her as- sistant, Joyce Forsythe, are standing by in case of an emergency. RuthHankey is married and very happy being afarmer’s wife. Paul Lenig, who is in charge of making the plans for the first trip to the moon, is keeping his secretaries, Carol Kuntz, Joyce Lehman and Darlene Lerew, very busy. Danny LaRue and Fred Ensor own the most newly equipped garage in town. Their speciality is replacing transmissions. Patty Reynolds and Carol Myers are working hard as secre- taries in the Marriage License Bureau of York Springs. Pat Musselman, with her social secretary, Lois Hoffman, has recently returned from Paris where she modeled the latest fashions from New York. Lynn Tanner is happily married while trying to raise as many children as her mother-in-law did. It is 1970 and my dream has come true. 44 Basf Berlin ‘Juniors F. Baker, P. Baker, S. Black, J. Brodbeck, C. Carbaugh, T. Doherty, J. Ecker, Secretary. Second Row: J. Eshleman, President, C. Graybill, P. Gross, L. Haar, J. Harris, W. Hess, R. Hoffman. Third Row: B. Hinkle, G. Hull, Historian, W. Inskip, C. Krail, D. Kroft, D. Lemmon, J. Lerew, Treasurer. Fourth Row: D. Myers, J. Nell, L. Neiman, F. Rinehart, R. Spangler, J. Wenschhof, J. Wildasin, Vice President. I 46 IJorlz Springs juniors First Row: T. Bobb, C. Chronister, S. Chronister, President, M. Fair, H. Fasick, J. Griest, Secre- tary, E. Griffie. Second Row: B. Grove, P. Guise, A. Helman, V. Herman, G. Hoak, R. Hoff, R. Kanwischer, Treasurer. Third Row: N. Klinedinst, R. Knouse, K. Lupp, K. May, G. McCartney, D. Miller, G. Miller. Fourth Row: R. Miller, C. Reynolds, T. Roth, E. Smith, R. Smith, K. Snyaer, R. Sowers. Fifth Row: K. Taylor, S. Trostle, G. Wagner, L. Weaver, W. Weigle, D. Weigle, J. Williams. 47 Sasf Berlin Sophomores First Row: A. Anderson, G. Baum, L. Boone, J. Bosserman, J. Brooks, B. Byers, R. Carbaugh, R. Cashman. Second Row: J. Deatrick, M. Dissinger, J. Eisenhart, L. Eisenhart, R. Gingerich, J. Gross, R. Guise, B. Hess. Third Row: C. Hoak, R. Hoffman, D. Howe, R. Howe, M. Hull, S. Inskip, D. Jacobs, R. Leathery. Fourth Row: L. Miller, S. Miller, F. Myers, L. Myers, M. A. Myers, C. Osborne, R. Riggs, R. Rohrbaugh. Fifth Row: S. Stambaugh, R. Stoner, B. Weavejr, S. Wenschoff, L. Wolf. 48 jjovk Springs First Row: R. Asper, S. Barbour, Treasurer, D. Bricker, S. Cashman, P. Chorley, B. Conley, H. Davis, Vice President, G. DeHaven. Second Row: J. Drake, C. Gembe, K. Group, T. Group, G. Guise, M. Haas, T. Hardy, M. Hikes. Third Row: B. Hinkle, J. Hinkle, M. Hoffman, R. Kline, B. Kimmel, R. Kiner, B. McCartney, L. Pentz. Fourth Row: W. Poteet, J. Reynolds, N. Reynolds, G. Riley, B. Schrade, B. Schrade, W. Sherman, N. Shultz. Fifth Row: D. Smyth, B. Tate, N. Trimmer, R. Thomas, Secretary, W. Trostle, N. Wagner, J. Weigle, L. Weigle. Sixth Row: S. Weigle, Presi- dent, M. Weiser, K. Whitcomb, T. Wolf, C. Worley, J. Zeigler, D. Runk, D. Tipler. 49 First Row: W. Muller, P. Oberlander, B. Miller, Secretary, D. Myers, D. Mayhew, K. R Mr. Murphy, Advisor, Second Row: J. Brodbeck, W. Borror, B. Lesealleet, B. Scheil Innerst, J. Stoner, V. President,!!. Angeli, B. Wantz, Third Row: G. Jacobs, S. Chroni F. Stambaugh, F. Alvrine, President, E. Spaide, T. Hoff, G. Botterbush. is, B. Guise, N. Chronister, Secretary, L. Kuntz, President, S. Bricker,Treasurer, ? President. Second Row: B. Bower, S. Helm, P. Toner, S. Bricker, H. Hankey, J r, S. Weigle, V. Glatfelter, L. Chronister, V. Grimm. Third Row: L. Prosser, L C. Snyder, C. Zepp, L. Hinkle, B. Bolger, C. Leer, C. Shook, S. Golden, A. Davis eshman, N. Starner, G. Shank, S. Stambaugh, D. Sheaffer, J. Smith, E. Golden, D, ker, R. Trostle, V. Warren. Sigdtd Qr de Sasf Berlin First Row: G. Jacobs, E. Wenschhof, B. Leas, J. Menges, D. Chronister, P. Bankert, V. Byers, D. Anderson, L. Hertz, B. Markle, Mrs. Flegal, Advisor. Second Row: S. Grim, C. Whittington, J. Jacobs, H. Hoff, A. Hoke, J. Harbold, Historian, K. Baker, G. Bosserman, B. Kohler, J. Beaver- son. Third Row: W. Wise, Treasurer, T. Chronister, J. Eshleman, President, J. Schrum, J. Hoak, B. Hull, Vice President, S. Hoffman, Sgt.-at-Arms, M. Krout, Secretary, C. Boone, J. Gross. Fourth Row: C. Beaver, R. Hoover, Sgt.-at-Arms, M. Shaberly, J. Sherman, E. Rodrock, P. Mcllwee, E. Wantz, C. Myers, R. Baker. 52 First Row: W. Shook, E. Hopper, B. Sherman, K. DeHaven, D. Starner, Treasurer, W. Kennedy, D. Wonders, Secretary, R. Weidner. Second Row: Mrs. Lott, Advisor, D. McCauslin, S. Spertzel, M. Weigle, J. Megonnell, S. Davis, S. Wagner, S. Gardner. Third Row: G. Glass, J. Wolf, President, R. Kniss, S. Black, D. Meyers, R. Decker, Vice President, J. Bosserman. 8A-8C tjork Springs 8B First Row: D. Roth, Advisor, D. Dennis, P. Smiley, R. Hinkle, D. Roemer, Secretary, J. Haas, D. Fair, J. Sowers, Treasurer, J. Trostle, D. Shellehamer. Second Row: B. Keckler, L. Baker, L. Slone, E. Myers, W. Weaver, E. Lory, L. Tyson, D. Lerew. Third Row: A. Wolfe, L. Bobb, W. Delp, P. Starner, S. May, President, D. Fair, S. Moore, Vice-President. First Row: R. Zeigler, T. Megonnel, P. Dubs, L. Hardy, R. Sullivan, G. Keller, T. Myers, Mrs. Heffner. Second Row: V. Winand, S. Blevins, D. Crone, M. Jacobs, D. Leathery, B. Mcllwee, V. Bowen, V. Rinehart, S. Spaide, S. Lescalleet. Third Row: A. Anthony, A. Wooters, K. Altland, B. Rinehart, V. Hall, J. Neiman, S. Wallace, R. Brodbeck, L. Wolf. 7A Sas Berlin IB First Row: E. Cramer, G. Sauble, J. Eisenhart, J. Ensor, M. Stoner, L. Dennis, L. Spangler, V. Gordon, J. Dettinger, Mrs. Heffner. Second Row: L. Ebersole, S. Miller, M. Grace, J. Howe, A. Heusner, L Hoover, L. Graybill, B. Hoff, J. Baum. Third Row: J. Becker, J. Leinart, T. Cashman, S. Wisler, N. Decker, B. Sponseller, P. Lerew, G. Nickey. Absent--M. Hess. First Row: R. Raucer, G. Wagner, B. Kemper, J. Prosser, C. Poteet, H. Uplinger, Vice President; D. Wagner, V. McCauslin, R. Davis. Second Row: R. McCauslin, Treasurer; D. Black, S. Griffee, D. Washington, Secretary; W. Rhinehart, J. Haas, R. Hinzman, R. Hopper, L. Hoffman, President; Miss Hoover. Third Row: K. De Haven, D. Wolf, B. Bricker, K. Semke, P. Lerew, E. Moore, L. Feather, C. Dubbs, D. Ditzler, B. Bubb, C. Koppenhafer. 7-A LjorR Springs 55 First Row: Mr. Drescher, D. Summers, P. Weigle, A. Hikes, J. Hoffman-Treasurer, C. Me Curdy, R. Kiner, R. Levis, H. Lupp, M. Pentz, A. Adams, R. Knouse, E. Gracey. Second Row: D. Klinedinst, B. Schrade, J. Stevens, T. Lehmer, M. Starner, S. Breighner, A. Sowers, J. Lenig, G. Starry, B. Hoff, R. Tate-Secretary, Mr. Smarsh. Third Row: D. Helm, D. Weigle, E. Williams, J. Pifer, R. Leer, R. Cook-President, R. Wolf, B. Black, R. Staub, B. Hinkle, K. Toner. Fourth Row: L. Griest, C. Metz, L. Megonnel, P. Capasso, N. Smith-President, E. Fair-Treasurer, J. Altland, J. Hankey-Secretary, N. Ensor-Vice-President. Absent-Robert Riley. 7B-7C L ovr Springs On Memoriam Beraein Blacf: 56 Student Councils First Row: L. Hoffman, S. Cashman, A. Anderson, K. Kennedy, D. Wolfe, H. Hankey, D. Summers, D. Shellhamer, D. McCauslin. Second Row: Advisor, Mrs. C. Lott, N. Chronister, S. Trostle, Vice-Presi- dent, S. Weigle, M. Hoffman, B. Grove, Secretary-Treasurer, N. Smith, S. May, M. Weiser, J.Wolt, Advisor, Mr. J. Smarsh. Third Row: P. Midhour, B. Guise, L. Kuntz, B. Weigle, President, S. Chronister, R. Smith, T. Wolf, G. Miller. First Row: G. Mummert, Treasurer, P. Lerew, J. Gross, D. Lemmon, Secretary. Second Row: J. Eshleman, F. Alwine, R. Stoner, J. Eshleman, J. Eshleman, President. 58 Senior Band First Row: Majorettes: M. Hull, M. Dissinger, S. Inskip, S. Black, P. Musselman, S. May, L. Tanner, C. Kuntz. SecondRow: B. Weaver, S.Wenschhof, C. Leer, L. Hinkle,M. Weiser, G. Wagner, G. Mum- mert, B. Grove, W. Krall, P. Guise, R. Trostle, V. Herman, C. Gembe, K. Whitcomb, J.Gross, B. Hess. Third Row: Director, Mr. G. Crum, B. Byers, J. Wolf, K. May, S. Trostle, D. Wonders, S. Golden, C. Delp, S. Davis, S. Moore, M. Lobaugh, G. Hull, K. Lupp, M. Hikes, P. Baker, J. Lehman, N. Klinedinst, C. Worley, L. Hoffman, V. Little. Fourth Row: J. Ecker, B. Kimmel, J. K. Drake, B. Guise, K. Snyder, T. Roth, K. Taylor, S. Chronister, J. Eshleman, R. Hoover, D. Lerew, M. Hoffman, S. Bricker, K. Kennedy. Fifth Row: D. Bricker, M. Haas, J. Williams, S. Bricker, R. Kanwischer, T. Hardy, R. Smith, D. Shaeffer, J. Naugle, R. Hankey, P. Reynolds. During the fall, the band spent much time preparing for the football season and the parades in which it would participate. The band attended the Boiling Springs and Northern High School football games. In parades, the band marched at Dillsburg, York Springs, Harrisburg and twice in Hanover, the first time winning third prize. The groundbreaking of our new high school was honored by the presence of the band. In November the band was invited to attend the Gettysburg-Temple University foot- ball game at Gettysburg College. The biggest event of the year for the band members was receiving their new uniforms which arrived in early December. The spring months were spent preparing music for a spring musical and for the many summer engagements to follow. 59 Seniors-in-Band First Row: V. Little, J. Wolf, L. Hoffman, P. Mussleman, C. Kuntz, L. Tanner. Second Row: M. Lobaugh, J. Nagle, A. Anderson, R. Hankey, C. Delp, J. Lehman. Third Row: S. Davis, P. Reynolds, G. Mummert, D. LaRue, L. Lobaugh, D. Lerew, K. Kennedy. junior Band First Row: T. Myers, L. Hoover, J. Hoffman, B. Kemper, V. McCauslin, D. Wolf, K. Semke, H. Lupp, R. Hinzman, C. Koppenhafer, E. Kramer, P. Harbold. Second Row: Director, Mr. G. Crum, P. Lerew, A. Heusner, M. Krout, G. Bosserman, D. Starner, C. Snyder, D. Hoff- man, H. Hankey, S. Fair, S. Worley, C. Hoffman, C. Zepp, R. Wolf. Third Row: T. Harbold, D. Meyers, J. Sowers, A. Hikes, L. Kuntz, G. Shank, S. Black, B. Boyer, P. Midhour, S. Miller, M. Williams. Choruses First Row: P. Reynolds, J. Hinkle, D. Bricker, J. Naugle, P. Snyder, G. Wagner, Advisor, Mrs. A. Forrest. Second Row: K. Whitcomb, C. Kuntz, J. Lehman, N. Klinedinst, G. De- Haven, M. Hikes, S. Weigle, K. Kennedy, A. Anderson, S. Davis, C. Delp. Third Row: M. Weiser, R. Kanwischer, T. Wolf, G. Shank, E. Shelleman, F. Starner, L. Kuntz, D. Lerew, M. Hoffman. First Row: A. Anderson, M. Dissinger, J. Reid, J. Wenschhof, F. Miller, B. Weaver. Second Row: D. Jacobs, J. Bosserman, M. Myers, S. Black, J. Ecker, B. Byers, J. Gross. Third Row: P. Baker, J. Nell, J. Wolf, R. Carbaugh, V. Little, L. Boone, J. Brooks. Fourth Row: L. Miller, J. Hunter, J. Mummert, M. Hull, G. Hull, M. Lobaugh, S. Stambaugh. Fifth Row: R. Riggs, R. Rohrbaugh, P. Smith, D. Doherty, J. Eshleman, W. Krall, J. Stoner. ‘Junior Choruses IJorh Springs First Row: D. Summers, B. Bowers, C. Shook, J. Prosser, B. Bowers, M. J. Chronister, B. Keckler, J. Sowers, C. Koppenhafer, J. Trostle. Second Row: C. Leer, G. Starry, A. Sowers, N. Smith, B. Bricker, S. Breichner, B. Sherman, B. DeHaven, R. Hopper, R. Hinzman, D. Klinedinst. Third Row: E. Hopper, K. DeHaven, J. Shaffer, H. Hankey, L. Hinkle, C. Snyder, C. Zepp, S. Bricker, P. Green, L. Sloan, L. Tyson, A. Hikes. £ asf Berlin First Row: P. Bankert, J. Bowen, B. Mcllwee, D. Crone, M. Jacobs, J. Rinehart, S. Spaide, T. Megonnel, V. Gordon. Second Row: N. Decker, P. Oberlander, B. Miller, J. Beaverson, K. Baker, L. Ebersole, J. Winand, B. Kohler, D. Anderson, D. Myers. Third Row: W. Borrer, B. Schieb, D. Chronister, M. Shaberly, P. Me Ilwee, D. Hoffman, H. Angeli, S. Wisler, S. Wallace. 62 'dri-Hi-JJ Gist Berlin First Row: S. Black-Treasurer, D. Lemraon-Sergeant-at-Arms, J. Reid-Vice President, J. Wolf- President, S. Inskip-Secretary, B. Byers-Corresponding Secretary, P. Boone-Chaplain, Mrs. Davis- Advisor. Second Row: A. Anderson, V. Leedy, J. Bosserman, M. Dissinger, S. Wenschhof, J. Wenschhof, F. Miller, B. Weaver. Third Row: M. Lobaugh, J. Nell, D. Jacobs, M. Hull, G. Hull, P. Baker, V. Little, L. Boone, J. Ecker-World Service. JJorti Springs First Row: D. Summers, B. Kemper, H. Uplinger, B. Hoff, C. Dubbs, G. Starry, A. Hikes, Advisor, Miss Hoover. Second Row: D. Fair, L. Baker, J. Weigle, President, J. Megonnel, D. Wagner, R. Hopper, L. Weigle. ThirdRow: D. Black, D. Weigle, S. Griffie, Chaplain L. Feather, D. Washington, Secretary, S. Wagner, D. Ditzler, Treasurer, E. Fair. 63 5ricl y Ueens First Row: L. Hardy, T. Megonnell, J. Bowen, Sgt. of Arms, W. Borror, J. Brodbeck, V. President, B. Lescalleet, President, S. Grim, Secretary, V. Byers, L. Dennis, V. Gordon. Second Row: M. Grace, B. Mcllwee, L. Graybill, B. Hoff, B. Market, K. Reid, S. Lescalleet, S. Spaide, L. Hertz, J. Ensor, P. Dubs, Mrs. Flegal, Advisor. Third Row: A. Anthony, L. Ebersole, D. Myers, P. Oberlander, S. Blevins, D. Anderson, B. Kohler, A. Heusner, P. Bankert, J. Winand, J. Gross, M. Krout, J. Beaverson, J. Neiman, S. Wisler, A. Wooters, S. Wallace, P. Lerew, N. Decker, H. Angeli, C. Beaver, D. Hoffman, B. Hull, Treasurer,P. Mcllwee, M. Shaberly, V. Hull, J. Leinhart, B. Scheib, C. Boone. Sasf Berlin First Row: J. Stoner, Pres., J. Eisenhart, R. Stoner, J. Hunter, L. Haar, S. Miller, J. Mummert, Mr. Robert Reeder, Advisor. Second Row: C. Graybill, W. Inskip, C. Hoke, R. Riggs, J. Lerew, J. Eshleman, Treas., W. Krall, J. Deatrick. Third Row: R. Rohrbaugh, R. Spangler, Sec., P. Smith, T. Doherty, Sgt. at Arms, D. Linebaugh, J. Wildasin, Chap., J. Eshleman, V. Pres., L. Myers. Sr. H % Hi First Row: J. Baum, E. Kramer, G. Sauble, J. Eisenhart, Sec., D. Leathery, M. Stoner, J. Dettinger, Chap., T. Myers. Second Row: A. Hoke, Treas., T. Cashman, R. Brodbeck, W. Wise, J. Eshleman, V. Pres., K. Altland, J. Harbold, Pres., M. Jacobs. Mr. Robert Murphy, Advisor. 6ast Berlin First Row: J. Stoner, Sec., F. Baker, C. Osborne, B. Botterbusch, G. Jacobs, J. Innerst, C. Carbaugh, V. Pres., Mr. Dale Guise, Advisor. Second Row: J. Becker, E. Wantz, L. Neiman, T. Hoff, B. Rinehart, B. Sponseller. Third Row: E. Spaide, L. Eisenhart, F. Alwine, Treas., F. Stambaugh, R. Howe, R. Miller. Absent: Glenn Sherman, Pres. Conservation Clu6 Science C? S.B. First Row: M. Hess, B. Leas, J. Howe, L. Spangler, Treas., R. Zeigler, R. Sullivan, G. Keller, Mr. Stephen Heyser, Adv. Second Row: L. Wolf, E. Wenschhof, G. Nickey, J. Menges, H. Hoff, K. Baker, D. Crone, L. Hoover, Sec. Third Row: J. Jacobs, R. Baker, T. Chronister, E. Rodrock, R. Hoover, V. Pres., J. Hoak, C. Whittington, Pres. First Row: S. Bricker, H. Hankey, S. Trostle, Secretary, C. Delp, J. Lehman, C. Kuntz, K. Kennedy, President, B. Bolger, C. Shook, Mr. C. Kennedy. Second Row: W. Trostle, J. Williams, M. Weiser, G. Miller, K. May, Treasurer, J. Griest, C. Leer, L. Kuntz, R. Trostle, S. Bricker. Third Row: N. Klinedinst, D. Weigle, G. Hoak, C. Reynolds, M. Hoffman, M. Hikes, G. Guise, S. Weigle, P. Musselman, L. Tanner, L. Tanner, R. Hankey. Fourth Row: H. Davis, Jr., G. Shank, T. Wolf, W. Weigel, K. Lupp, S. Chronister, Vice President, K. Taylor, E. Shelleman, F. Starner, C. Worley, R. Hoff. Hisfory CluS JJ.S. Cibrary C 8.B. First Row: B. Stoner, J. Gross, Sec., V. Leedy, Pres., B. Byers, Virginia at work in the library. Treas., Mrs. Davis, Advisor. Second Row: S. Wenschhof, C. Boone. Absent--V. Little, V. Pres. First Row: B. McCartney, Treas., N. Reynolds, L. Penyz, J. K. Drake. Second Row: S. Barbour, Pres., D. Smyth, Sec., B. Kimmel. Absent--Mrs. Morelock, Advisor, J. Forsythe. Nurses' Club JJ.S. Press Club LJ.S. First Row: Advisor-Mr. Becker, R. Davis, J. Prosser, E. Hopper, N. Smith, J. Haas, J. Haas, Advisor- Miss Grimm. Second Row: G. Myers, S. Davis, Editor-P. Reynolds, B. Guise, P. McCauslin, V. Warren. Third Row: G. Trostle, P. Snyder, D. Lerew. B. Grove, E. Smith, Co-Editor-D. Wolfe. First Row: Advisor-Mr. Meyers, D. Lerew, W. Shook, A. Wolfe, D. Meyers, R. Decker, D. Fair. Second Row: H. Fasick-V. Pres., M. Weigle, T. Bobb, D. Beaverson-Sec.-Treas., R. Yeagy. Third Row: L. Bobb, D. Wolfe, C. Chronister, W. Sherman, E. Fleshman, D. Bosserman-Pres. Absent-P. Lenig. Projectionis! Club 1J.S. 3.H.A. y.s. First Row: J. Sowers, C. Poteet, D. Roemer, A. Sowers, M. Starner, B. Bubb-Vice-President, V. McCauslin-Treasurer, C. Koppenhafer. Second Row: L. Tyson, L. Sloam-Secretary, L. Moore, C. Metz, B. Sherman-President, B. Bricker, B. DeHaven. Absent when photo was taken,Advisor-Mrs. A. McCracken. First Row: D. McCauslin-Treasurer, G. Wagner, K. Semke, W. Rhinehart, D. Klinedinst, R. Weidner, L. Hoffman. Second Row: S. Spertzel, T. Lehmer, R. McCauslin, A. Adams, B. Schrade, R. Tate, A. Grade, D. Shellehamer. Third Row: J. Stevens, W. Weaver, J. Bosserman, W. Hinkle, B. Staub, E. Williams, R. Kiner, H. Lupp, R. Lewis, R. Racer. Fourth Row: G. Glass, J. Wolf-President Jb Megonnel, S. Black, P. Starner, R. Cook, R. Leer, B. Black. HoH y CluS y.S. 3.3.A First Row: Advisor, C. C. Slothour, G. Prosser, Treasurer, R. Sowers, fe. Hinkle, Reporter, R. Smith, Vice-President, D. Shaffer, Secretary, R. Thomas, President, F. Ensor, Sentinel. Second Row: G. Riley, E. Golden, R. Miller, R. Smiley, A. Griest, E. Whisler. Third Row: A. Helman, R. Asper, J. Zeigler, E. Griffie, S. Stambaugh, J. Smith, B. Schrade. jjovk Springs First Row: W. Muller, D. Howe, T. Doherty, Vice-President, L. Alwine, President, W. Inskip, Treasur- er, J. Brodbeck, Secretary. Second Row: A. Loper, L. Myers, T. Hoff, C. Carbaugh, Reporter, L. Haar, S. Heyser, Advisor. Third Row: F. Stambaugh, R. Hoffman, L. Neiman, R. Gingerich, R. Howe, Chaplain. Absent: F. Myers, L. Wolf, W. Hess, R. Leathery, Sentinel. Sast Berlin Aidletic Association IJord Springs First Row: Mr. Drescher, Advisor; J. K. Drake; H. Hankey; S. Weigle; D. Wolfe, Treasurer; D. Fair; P. McCauslin; B. Grove, Secretary; E. Griffie, Vice-President; R. Weigle, President; S. Black; W. Hinkle. Left to Right: A. Hoke; B. Hall; J. Rinehart; G. Sherman, Treasurer; F. Myers; P. Smith, President; Mr. Murphy, Advisor; J. Eisenhart, Secretary; B. Shieb; J. Brodbeck; T. Doherty; W. Inskip, Vice- President. 6ast Berlin teV ESSS Kneeling: Coach Murphy, J. Lerew, manager. Standing; J. Hunter, C. Hoke, W. Krall, R. Spangler. B. Weigle, T. Hardy. T. Doherty, P. Smith, K. Taylor, J. Esh- leman, B. Inskip, L. Haar, manager. Gagles On Action 73 Bob Weigle Phil Smith November first found Coach Murphy with the task of rebuilding his varsity squad after the graduation of all but one of last year’s starting five. Lacking exper- ience, but blessed with the basketball essential of hav- ing height, the Eagles had to practice long and hard to come up with a better than average team. Led by the playing experience of Bob Weigle and Phil Smith, the Eagles slovfly molded into a fine working unit. The four exhibition games indicated that they would do better in the league race than had formerly been anticipated. In their first league encounter they showed the poten- tial of the up-and-coming year by defeating Fannet- Metal. Although in the next game with Littlestown they were defeated, the game was forced into overtime and showed that the Eagles were improving, as Littles- town was predicted to win the league crown. By this time the starting unit was determined and set in Bob Weigle, Phil Smith, Tom Doherty, Tom Hardy, and Craig Hoke with Bill Inskip. Sal Hunter, Doc Eshleman, Kent Taylor, Ron Spangler, and Butch Krall always ready with added lift from the bench. By the end of the first half of league play our Eagles had compiled a fine 6 and 3 record. Two of the three losses were in overtime. At the end of this season the Eagles will lose three players due to graduation; Bob Weigle. Phil Smith and Sal Hunter. The ’59-'60 edition of the Eagleswill long be remembered by all of the Bermudian fans who fol- lowed the team. 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'to • lsy£S£ja � «J ™e scorino. ,or m-.udian r„ °n; fcc n,,,a'-s “Cmiudian s po !'ln d Tor 34 7 Regw « • «Wtured for Scotbtf2m s V. tMftd with 15 «««MIAJ� ,f,llwl srfiS 1-- (JVer r Bermudian ton 1 — Bennu an Fannett MetaL £irst hali lead Springs made lg £ u MetA upt0ilm.5ranWinS ; fit-54 in an Ada gam® last night- league record and three andwj PjgJ, to sevenand goring e« eigie- by 22 Holce and Sw‘t a 5S? J TSkS'� . The t -1;_«weep 0 frLma.1 0 ,gS‘«x� . “ • r BTua. °o contest. n xt g«ineT1?efe x ' .ft VyS nc o-o0 ts -X. V 'Wwfc' V n° « be met j ’ ' A ' st T? V V 1 ,V w lt l 4wc U’lEr Giris’ Bas First Row: P. Musselman, A. Anderson, L. Hoffman, J. Griest, R. Carbaugh, K. May. K. Kennedy. Second Row: C. Lott, Coach; A. Anderson, S. Inskip. J. Brodbeck, S. Weigle, B. Kim me 1. Third Row: L. Hinkel. D. Lott. L. Prosser. Action 76 Lois Hoffman Pat Musselman Seniors Karen Kennedy Alice Anderson BasketSall First row: J. Lerew, manager, CoachReeder, D. Riggs, manager; Second row: J. Eisen- hart, W. Krall, B. Shrade, R. Shaffer, B. Rohrbaugh. J. Wildasin, K. Taylor, R. Hoffman, R. Spangler, C. Gembe. The Little Eagles are our up-and-coming varsity. This group of hard working, high-spirited boys began to improve from their very first practice and continued to improve until the last game of the season. This, of course, will not be the end of their struggle to play better ball and exhibit better sportsmanship; these young athletes of today will be our varsity tomorrow. Yes.win, lose, or draw these young men give their best and someday shall reign as champions. 78 Baseball First row--B. Miller, R. Myers, K. Rank. R. Spangler, C. Hoke, G. Williams, T. Roth. Second row-- Coach Kemper, C. Chronister, M. Tate, B. Weigle, H. Griffie, F. Starner. Asst. Coach Guise. Senior Fred Starner Adams Co. Cfi amps Mar. 25 Bermudian 6 Bolling Springs 3 Apr. 1 9 Spring Grove 1 Apr. 3 6 Dover 1 Apr. 6 16 Bolling Springs 5 Apr. 8 2 Delone 3 Apr. 13 •• 2 Big Springs 0 Apr. 14 3 Littlestown 1 Apr. 17 6 Big Springs 3 Apr. 21 6 Biglerville 2 Apr. 23 13 New Oxford 1 Apr. 29 1 Fairfield 0 May 5 • 2 Littlestown 0 Mav 7 13 BiglervUle 8 May 14 2 Fairfield 1 May 15 7 New Oxford 2 May 22 8 Delone 2 Senior Bob Weigle 79 FOOTBALL ’59 -4 _te First Row: Mr. Kemper, coach; D. Bosserman, B. Thomas, G. Sherman, D. =j Linebaugh, B. Weigle, L. Lobaugh. Second Row: Mr. Becker,Coach; R. Sowers, S. Chronister, P. Guise, T. Roth, W. Krail, B. Knouse, B. Gingrich, D. Gray- bill. Third Row: Mr. Guise, Coach; B. Shrade, D. Wolf, T. Hardy, R. Asper, E. Griffe, J. Zeigler, S. Stambaugh. A c 80 Seniors Bob Thomas Bob Weigle The 1959 football season was not very successful, winning wise, for the Eagles. They won one and lost five; under the coaching of Mr. Kemper and assistants Dean Becker and Dale Guise. In the first game of the season, at Boiling Springs, Charlie Graybill was injured and was unable to play for the remainder of the season. On the field when the Eagles needed yardage, Bob Thomas was called upon to ram through opposing lines. When in need of long yardage Quarterback Tom Hardy took to the air with Bob Weigle or Butch Krall on the receiving end. To run plays through the line requires heavy blocking, this was usually supplied by Don Linebaugh, Dave Bosserman, Barry Shrade or Glenn Sherman. On defense when tacklers were desperately needed to stop the opponents,Glenn Sherman or Bob Weigle would rise to the situation. Although the team of'59 wasn't the best, the boys were always in there fighting and never failed to score against their opponents. Don Linebaugh Dave Bosserman 81 junior Varsity MISCELLANEO More Geachers One M James M. Drescher Social Studies-English Secondary Special Teaching Due to a misunderstanding concerning Mr. Drescher's posi- tion on the teaching staff, he was not included in the faculty section of the book. Nevertheless, we are glad that the error has been corrected and that he is included on this page. Second Semester Messrs. Eby and McCall joined Bermudian's faculty at mid-year. We welcome them and wish them success as they teach. 84 May Day JJovk Springs 86 87 junior Phy Senior Phy LJotr Springs MOTTER'S Compliments of MERLE'S BARBER SHOP Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pennsylvania Phone: Biglerville 234R2 Bendersville, Pa. WARNERS After the Game eat at: BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Foods Aspers, Pa. STAUFFER'S GARAGE General Repair Work, Body Fender Painting Paul H. Stauffer Jr. York Springs, R. D. 2 Pennsylvania C. L. EICHOLTZ COMPANY Authorized Royal Sales Service. New and Used Typewriters. New Oxford, Pennsylvania Cold Drinks - Hoagies SHANK'S FROZEN CUSTARD 3 Miles North of Biglerville Phone: 382R5 Sandwiches Compliments of ALFORD L. SHULL CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTOR Bath - Kitchens - Porches Repair Work Free Estimate s Phone: 682 Y. S. Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1960. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES 3607 Derry St.; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania WOLF'S BUS LINES MOTOR COACH CHARTER SERVICE FOR GROUPS AND PARTIES TO ANY PART IN THE UNITED STATES. TELEPHONE 49 YORK SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA THOUGHT MAYTAG ZENITH DITZLERS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY R. D. 2, York Springs, Pennsylvania KROHLER FRIGIDAIRE Complimtnts e GEORGE ANDERSON SONS Compliments of COULSON'S GARAGE Class of 1960 ROY M. WILLIAMS Painting Paper Hanging York Springs, Pennsylvania York Springs Compliments of SUNCREST GARDENS on the Holly Pike Mt, Holly Springs, Pennsylvania L. B. SMITH, INC. Ford Division Market St. at Twelfth Lemoyne, Pennsylvania SEIBERT'S A-G FOOD STORE Groceries - Produce Frozen Foods - Meats We Deliver On The Square Dillsburg, Pennsylvania ----------------------------------1 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Jewelry's Finest Craftsmen CLASS RINGS fe PINS Club Hospital Insignia Medals - Trophies Commencement Invitations Diplomas K. L. SMITH PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTOR Sales 24-hour Service Phone: 2412 Dillsburg 1, Pennsylvania Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors. DON'S DINER York Springs, Pennsylvania Compliments of MT. VIEW POULTRY FARM HATCHERY, INC. Dillsburg, Pennsylvania OTTO'S HARDWARE Appliances Plumbing Sporting Goods Phone: HU 6-5011 Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania DODGE CROMER MOTORS INC. Phone: 4191 - 4291 Route 15 Dillsburg, Pennsylvania THELMA'S GROCERIES Fancy Staple Groceries Notions and Drugs A Friendly Neighborhood Store Phone: 27W - York Springs HENRY'S INC. '1 ahIaA The Family Store WISE'S SERVICE STATION Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania n Compliments of WEIGLE'S TV SERVICE DELP'S STORE MOTOROLA TV AND RADIOS Phone: 126-W Phone: 352R3 Idaville, Pennsylvania York Springs, Pennsylvania Compliment of PITTENTURF FUNERAL HOME THE Ht-HAT RESTAURANT FROZEN CUSTARD Phone: 7 Always fine food. York Springs, Pennsylvania Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania Keepsake Diamonds Gorham Sterling Bulova Hamilton Watches Jeweler - Gift Shop HARLACHER’S Phone: 5911 Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Private Parties May Be Arranged By Calling York Springs 24 or Contacting E. ERNEST HOLLABAUGH at the MARY-JANE SKATING RINK Regular Admission 50£ Shoe Skate Rental 50£ Spectators 50£ Monday 7-10 P. M. Tuesday 8-11 P, M. Wednesday 8-11 P. M. Thursday 8-11 P. M. Friday 8-11 P. M. Saturday 2-5 P. M. Saturday 8-11 P. M. Sunday 2-5 8-11 P. M. Beginner's Night Private Parties Public Skating Private Parties Private Parties Public Skating (Matinee 35£) Public Skating Public Skating Compliments of THE CHALET RESTAURANT EUGENE A. REYNOLDS SON Route 15 PAINTING for finest foods Banquets our Speciality Seating Capacity 800 Ballroom with Large Stage Phone: 68-X-2 We Bake Pastries Bread Phone: «� 461 York Springs, Pennsylvania Oillaburg, Pennsylvania — GEO. W. LILLICH SON etfm=kjica u ' ry Feed, Grain, Paint, 0 Fertilizer, Cement, JONE'S STORE Phone: 18-V « Dillsburg, Pennsylvania York Springs Pennsylvania . Meet your friends at ZERBE'S CUT RATE York Springs, Pennsylvania Best Wishes from ROGER W. SMITH CO. Fruit Vegetable Broker York Springs, Pennsylvania Best wishes to Class of 1960 EVANS BROTHERS Thrift Markets Dillsburg and Middletown KNAUB'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture Appliances R ugs--Carpets Draperies - Blinds Dillsburg, Pennsylvania THE DILLSBURG NATIONAL BANK Dillsburg, Pennsylvania NETTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 165 York Springs, Pennsylvania LEHMAN'S CASH FEED STORE Phone: 3X York Springs, Pennsylvania SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Compliments of STOUGH'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Irm York Springs, Pennsylvania Compliments of THE CHECKER BOARD INN York Springs, Pennsylvania ifonqratulations SUNNY VIEW FRUIT FARMS APPLES - PEACHES - CHERRIES Phone: York Springs 102W Fremont S. Kuntz Gardners R. D. 1, Pennsylvania MARTINS POTATO CHIPS Quality Potato Chips Waffle ti Barbeque Chips Thomasville, Pennsylvania Call York 36343 PHILCO and ZENITH Ranges Air Conditioners Washers Refrigerator Dryers Freezers Television and Radios Hi-Fidelity-Stereo Phonographs CLEARVIEW TV CENTER 1000 Block Carlisle St., Hanover, Pa. Phone MEtrose 7-1809 Roscoe Horner Sunbeam Appliances Philco Factory Supervised Service Compliments of FRED F. FEISER FUNERAL LITTLE JACK'S DRIVE IN HOME 302 Lincoln Way West 1101 York Street New Oxford, Pennsylvania Hanover, Pennsylvania Comphmtnti of TOM'S ESSO SERVICE Compliments of MILLER BROTHERS Mt. Wolf Compliments of CHECKERBOARD INN Compliments of OXFORD ALUMINUM CO. New Oxford, Pennsylvania VALLY MOTOR COMPANY 630 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pennsylvania Ken Myers Dealer Phone: ME 7-5939 HOME SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. Zenith T. V. Phone 2542 East Berlin, Pennsylvania Compliments of SHETTER'S RESTAURANT East Berlin, Pennsylvania STAUB CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Chevrolet Cars Trucks All New Corvair Phone MA 4-4291 105 Eincolnway East New Oxford, Pennsylvania UTZ POTATO CHIP CO., INC. Carlisle Street and Clearview Road Hanover, Pennsylvania L. D. SLOTHOUR Heating and Plumbing Roofing and Spouting Phone 2517 East Berlin, Pennsylvania Compliments of SMITH TRANSPORTATION COMPANY R. D. 2 Dillsburg, Pennsylvania E. J. J. GOBRECHT Hobbies, Toys b Photo Supplies 120 E, Chestnut St, Phone ME 7-3828 Compliments of Compliments of DELMAR PRINTING COMPANY OLD QUAKER PRETZEL COMPANY Fred G. Klunk, Prop. New Oxford, Pennsylvania Compliments of LA MONT STUDIOS V irginia Eclipse Lawn Mower 17 different styles Roticul tillers Small motors serviced We sell the best and service the rest. Chain saws LOBAUGH’S SALES AND SERVICE Ira E. Lobaugh, Prop. West King Street East Berlin, Pennsylvania BUPP’S DAIRY, INC. Extends Best Wishes To This Year's Graduates and to the Entire Personnel of the Bermudian Springs High School York and Adams Counties Most Honored Milk 877 York Street MElrose 7-3888 Hanover, Pennsylvania LAU’S CUT-RATE Proprietary Medicine Toiletries Gift Items, Toys, Novelties Magazines, Films And Fountain Service East Berlin, Pennsylvania Comphmtnts of HAGERMAN’S BOWLING CENTER R. D. 1 Along Route 94 New Oxford, Pennsylvania Compliments of FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK t|F? New Oxford, Pennsylvania E. C. LIVINGSTON Shoe Manufacturers New Oxford, Pennsylvania NEWSWANGER'S EAST BERLIN GARAGE, INC. Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth Shoes of Quality Phone 2771 For Entire Family Abbottstown St, 8“' ) York, Pennsylvania East Berlin, Pennsylvania NEW-LOCUST-INN SHENNY'S DRIVE INN Fine Food - Mixed Drinks ZVi Miles North of Cross Keys Route 94 Delicious Steaks, Subs, Pizza, Barbeque, Soft Ice Cream Super Shakes and Sundaes Carry-out Service Phone: 34475 Lincoln Hiway West Compliments of MENCHEY MUSIC STUDIO HENRY E. LANDIS 430 Carlisle Abbottstown, Pennsylvania Hanover, Pennsylvania Compliments of REA AND DERICK INC. Compliments of Compliments of ABBOTTSTOWN GRAIN AND FEED STORE Compliments of CLEARVIEW BOWLING CENTER Compliments of LINCOLNWAY SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of CROSS'S CLOVER FARM Compliments of LIPPY'S SHOE STORE Shoes from $1.00 up. GROVE AND SECHRIST SPORTING GOODS 77 North Main Street Red Lion, Pennsylvania NELL'S FOOD MARKET Home Dressed Meats Groceries East Berlin, Pennsylvania Contractors JAMES CRAFT SON York Haven, Pennsylvania Plambing and Heating Phone: Manchester 6421 James W. Craft Phone: Manchester 3677 James E. Craft Phone: Manchester 3437 Compiimtnts of Y oar Farnitare and Appliance Dealer ROY B. BOYER East Berlin, Pennsylvania EAST BERLIN FLOUR AND FEED MILL INC. Phone 3921 We Welcome Your Patronage EARL AND BILL MOTOR CO. Compliments of Earl W. Mathias Wm. (Bill) Kerchner Cars Bought-Sold-Traded HEUSNER'S SERVICE STATION 317 Carlisle Street Phone ME 7-1075 Hanover, Pennsylvania Hampton, Pennsylvania CHRONISTER'S GARAGE KNAUB'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Appliances Tune-up, Grease, Inspection East Berlin, Pennsylvania Rugs Carpets Draperies Blinds Phone 2721 Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments of from DANNER’S INC. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Insurance - Bonding Beal Estate of Phone 3781 York Springs East Berlin, Pennsylvania York Springs, Pennsylvania Complimintt of ARNOLDS FOOD MARKET WAYNE FEED SUPPLY CO., INC. Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania OSBORN PRINTING COMPANY O, W, Cook, Manager Stationery and Special Forms Letter Duplicating Book Matches - Rubber Stamps Salesbook Register Forms Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Phone 76 Biglerville, Pennsylvania MUSSELMAN'S Biglerville, Pennsylvania Gardners, Pennsylvania Inwood, West Virginia Compliments of AERO OIL COMPANY A FRIEND Distributor of Atlantic Petroleum Products Call MAdison 4-4311 Compliments of New Oxford, Pennsylvania EAST BERLIN NATIONAL BANK Compliments o flto pllQPip STARNER'S GRAIN AND FEED A Iway s a Friendly Welcome Call MAdison 4-2300 Star Hampton, Pennsylvania Congratulations to The Class of 1960 THE PEOPLE'S STATE BANK Where every customer is important 1 Cast Berlin, Pennsylvania BRANDT'S WAREHOUSE East Berlin, Pennsylvania Compliments of MR. MRS. C. RICHARD EMIG Compliments of A FRIEND PATRONS AND FRIENDS Mr. Curvin Smith Compliments of a friend Miss Nancy Hoover Mr. Mrs. Charles Kennedy Mr. Smarsh Mr. Mrs. Ralph Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Glenn Yeagy Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Siler Mr. Mrs. George R. Spangler Mr. Mrs. Maurice R. Ecker Shirley M. Wilt Larry R . Wright Mr. Mrs. Harold Davis Dr. Mrs. John A. Wireman Miss Helen Hantz Mrs. Rosemary Duane Mr. Mrs. Charles Phillips Mr. Mrs. Harry Guise Mr. Clair Bowers Mr. Mrs. Claude Racer Mrs. Nellie Harbold Mrs. Clair Kennedy Mrs. Robert Guise Mrs. Mary Whitcomb Mr. Mrs. Ronald McCall Mr. Mrs. Glenn Kemper Mr. Mrs. Carroll Slothour Miss Erma Wagner Mr. Mrs. Williams Gibbs, Jr. A friend Mr. Mrs. John Lobaugh Mr. Mrs. Charles Lerew Mr. Mrs. Robert Snyder Mr. Mrs. Thomas O'Bannon PATRONS AND FRIENDS A W DRIVE IN 991 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pa. BOLLINGER’S SHOE STORE New Oxford, Pa. DISTELFINK RESTAURANT R. D. 1 New Oxford, Pa. DUNCAN’S PHARMACY New Oxford, Pa. FUTER BROS. Diamond Merchants York, Pa. WALK-RITE SHOES 154 South George St. York. Pa. BECHTEL'S BARBER SHOP R. D. 1 New Oxford, Pa. PAUL WAGNER INC. New Oxford, Pa. CROSS KEYS ATLANTIC SERVICE R. D. 1 New Oxford, Pa. CRABBS TROPICAL TREAT R. D. 5 Hanover, Pa. SMITH'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP Abbottstown, Pa. GLATFELTER'S GROCERY East Berlin, Pa. KUNKEL’S APPLIANCE STORE East Berlin, Pa. CLETUS MUMMERT East Berlin, Pa. H. N. Bange Broadway Hanover, Pa. MERV1N LAU East Berlin, Pa. BOYER’S GARAGE East Berlin, Pa. GENTZLER GRAIN FEED CO. Grain, Feed, Fertilizer Cement, Paint, and Lumber SMITH'S CLEANERS East Berlin, Pa. ROTH'S PIANO SERVICE Mr. Roy S. Gambler Mrs. Morelock Miss Eleanor Wolfinger Mr. George Guise Mr. Eugene Reynolds Mr. William Decker Mr. Roy Williams, Jr. Mr. Richard Decker Mr. Gary Fasick Mr. Jairus Kuntz Mr. Mrs. Barry Zeigler Mr. Mrs. Clair Trostle Mr. b Mrs. Clair Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Clyde Kennedy Mr. Clair Decker Mr. Jerry Anderson Mr. Lawrence Weigard DONATORS TO THE BAND UNIFORM FUND Up to $5.00 Doris Aldinger Jane L. Asper Maude M. Beam Helen Berkheimer Florence Cline Dorothy M. Deily Esther Engle Mildred Fair Gayle Golden Mable A. Grove Becky Guise Leslie Hikes Lovina Hoff Carol Hursh Nettie King Bernice Hoover Christine Kemper Zula Hikes Betty Kimmel Anna Lease R uth Lee r Carol Lewis Verna Me Elvee Cora Messinger Grace Nickey Doris Nitchman Jean Pearson Blanche Peters Nadine Beinecker Ann Bhoads Donna Bommer Juianita A. Bothenhoefer The Ima B uppel Sylvia Schimmel Zoe E. Snyder Louella K. Starry Grace Trimmer Mildred T rostle B uth Wastler Charlene Wise Blanche Winand Dorothy A. Wolf Charles E. Wolf Samuel Himbrilck Dean Hoffman George W. Hull Harry E. Masemer Mervin Masemer Paul Lehman L. C. Lehmer Park Myers Mr. Nell Darlene Darr Marion Fair Helen Hantz Carrie Guise Nancy Klinedinst Marion E. Lane Helen Prosser Buth Starner Arlene Stambaugh Felane Harlacker Theresa Miller Mae Bachenoer David E. Ahlers Eugene Anderson Donald Baker B. V. Beamer D. A. Becker Bebaid B. Borvan Parvin Bower Paul B. Black Bobert D. Botterbusch Dale Brandt Ernest Bream Luther Bream Jim Chronister George W. Coulson William Davis Curvin Dennis Edward DeVine Terrance T. Emory Harold Fair B. J. Fadenrecht Harry M. Fasick H. B. Fidler Curvin Fissel Ed Gibbs H. E, Griest Boger Guise Glenn Hankey George W. Harbold Harvey L. Heller Norman J. Herman Wilbur Hoopert Kenneth Emlet Bobert J. Fair O. B . Faust Earl Fetrow John Fernbaugh Mr. Gardner Bussell Gardner Clair B. Gardner Victor Glatfelter Lester E. Hoover George W. Howe Clark S. Jarrett B. C, Kennedy William L. Kimmel C. E. King Dennis Kline Bussell Klinedinst Lloyd M. Kump Raymond Leer Arthur Livingston J. H. Livingston George Kinter Paul B, King Marlin Kuhn J. C. Marquet Charles May Frank McCauslin T. E. Mummert Paul Middour Harold Miller C. E. King, Jr. Irene Myers Byron Nickey John Nickey George Noel Archie M. Pentz Mrs. Sheffer Michael Shemon Doris Sherman Gretna Speck Annie Smith Charles Spertzel R. E. T ribby Clair Trostle Mrs. Whitcomb Reynolds Bower Mr. Drescher Chester Groseast Donald Kemp Charles A. Kennedy Lewis King Jacob F. Kramer William Miller Wilmont Miller Earl Masteller Arthur Myers Frank Myers H. C. Myers R. D. Myers Kenneth Lupp Clair Phillips DONATORS TO THE BAND UNIFORM FUND Up to $5.00 Claude Racer A. B. Rhodes S. C. Smith W. R. Starry Ike Tanger Waite r T rostle Paul Weigle, Sr. Paul Weigle, Jr. G. R. Wildasin Eugene Asper James Armsburger Richard Alwine Oscar S. Baker Ralph Barrick Lloyd Boyer A. Boob Norman Bortner Albert Bosserman William J. Black Miles Brandt Earl Bricker Peter Carlson Elmer Cashman Tom Cashman J. A. Chorley C. Chronister R. L, Chronister Allen Cline Charles Dane Charles Davis Harold Davis Alfred Delp Fred Ecker Harry Emlet Harold WoUT Adam Wolfe Zruno Wolff Ronald Wolford Glenn Yeagy Joel Zepp John Zepp, Jr. Howard Albright Mrs. Beamer Ada S. Black Robert C. Bolger Bessie Bricker Beaulah Brown John Brough Ivan E. Chronister M. Chronister Blanche Crist Helen Criswell John Gressinger Robert Griffith William Grimm Wayne Grogan Irvin H. Gross George Guise Dale Hankey Mrs. Harbold Joseph Heisey J unior Herman Harry Heffner Chester Helman John Hinkle Mark E. Hinkle Richard Hinkle Mrs. Hinkle Clair Hoffman Stuart Hoffman Marlin Hess Earl Herman K. C. Hetherrington Dale Hoffman Charles Graybill Thurman Inskip Lloyd Keefer Kenneth Kemper Clair Kennedy Clyde Kennedy Russell Kennedy Atlee Keefer Robert Leer H. C. Miller R. W. Miller Wilmer Miller Herbert V. Jordan Hershey Keller Hiliary Kennedy Evelyn Kline Grace Klinedinst Mabel Leer Donald Lehman Carolyn Lott Mervin Masemer Mrs. Mulkey George H. Myers L, C. Myers Roy King Claude Klinedinst Marvin W. Kimmel Richard Knapp Carl Kime Leland King Glenn Pifer R. S. Pifer Clair Pittenturf Clark Pittenturf Scott Plank Edward C. Prosser Garry Prosser Stanley Prosser Eugene W. Reynolds Ronald Riley V. L. R unk F rank S ager Bill Sadofsky John B. Smith Harold A. Smith Eugene C. Smyers Frank Sowers Carson Spellman Kermit Sebright Jack Starry Guy Tanger C. F. Tanger R. E. Tanner Harold Tate A. A. Taylor Kenton Taylor Ralph D. Uffelman Carl Wagner Ed Wallace Wayne Warren A. Washington C. J. Waybright Lloyd Williams E. Wishard Charles Scott Harold Schieb William Shank Clarence Sheafer Alfred Shull Carroll Slothour C. H. Smith C lair E. S mith Elmo Smith Lynn Smith Paul L. Shirley Donald Smyers Rodney Smyers George Spahr Luther Spangler Cornelius Starner Wilson Starner Vance Stitzel DONATORS TO THE BAND UNIFORM FUND Up to $5.00 Zula Day Glenn Klinedinst L. L. Strayer D. G. Deatrick Charles Kuhn Donald Tanger Elizebeth Del lone William Kuhn Ivan Taylor John B. Dennis Jerry LaR ue William Taylor D. C. DeVine Larry LaR ue Sterling Thomas Naomi Everhart Archie Lawver Charles Trimmer Robert Feather Carl Leese Me Ivin T rostle Mrs. Fanquist Paul Lehmer Carroll Volland M. S. Gochnauer L. E. Lory James Walsh Florence Gentzler Michael May Bruce Wagner, Jr. Ralph Griest Lee McCauslin Glenn Weigle Ruth Grove Ten McCauslin George Weigle Richard Grove Benjamin T. Miller Harold Weigle Gertie Guise Glenn L. Myers Mrs. Weaver Leander Gantz Jacob Nitchman Ronald Weigle Ervin Harbold Claude Racer Lou Williams Verna J. Harris Charles Rienecker Richard Wise W. T. Hoke Stanley Rienecker Wayne L. Wolf F ianna Hook Melvin Reynolds Miley Yohe Warren Hoover Eugene Reynolds Coulson's Garage D. B. Harlacker Lenoard Myers Don's Diner Mary Heffner Mrs. Rifendary Good Samariton Home Betty Jane Howe Mrs. Ruhlman Lerew's Garage Donald Howe J. Lloyd Rupp Mary Jane Rollar Skating Rink Elmer Hikes Rev. Roemer The Mummert's Rachel A. Gochenour ($6.00 - $10.00) Ralph L. Hikes Frank Shook Esther S. Lory Thomas O. Bannon Grayson Weigle Eleanor Wolfingor Atlee Keefer Richard Weigle Glenn Kemper Ross Koons Everett Weiser Dale Roth Parker Lerew Roy M. William Lobaugh's Lawn Mower Service Paul Lerew Melvin Worley H. A. Helman Joseph Stoner Preston Zerbe Z. T. McVcy ($11.00 - $20.00) Dr. William Flickinger Harry R. Mummert ($20.00 - A. S. Townsend Mrs. Hardy Irene K, Harsh Gary L. Gram Kenneth Hankey $50.00) Gilbert Guise Fremont S. Kuntz Donald C. Leer Hershey's 5 10 Stough's Atlantic Service