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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

Into virgin farm soil—fertile land, white with snow, Here he has built with brick and mortar, hammer and nail—from wood, stone, glass, and concrete blocks. A sturdy, lasting tribute to his knowledge and skill--a tribute not only to the builder but also to those who dreamed of and believed in its fulfillment even before it was begun. Completed; Is man's work done? No, his job is barely begun. From these halls and class- rooms must come youths educated not only to face life from an intellectual standpoint but also possessing the moral courage to face its problems and perplexities. FOREWORD Block upon block, brick upon brick--just as we construct a build- ing on a foundation of concrete, so lives are built on the firm found- ation of education. From piles of materials of seemingly little value, the skillful builder erects a thing of beauty and worth--A contribution to mankind. Each member of our society has a sim- ilar responsibility--the responsibility of molding the lives of those who follow us. Our community has met the challenge of a new high school and has fulfilled its responsibility. May we in later life have the fortitude to face and overcome ob- stacles such as those our community had to overcome to give us the educational opportunities which we enjoy. May we unite to build for ourselves and for our posterity a better community, a better nation, and a better world. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SPONSORS DEDICATION We dedicate this the first edition of the Eagle to one who has done so much to make the Bermudian Springs School System a re- ality. From its formation in July, 1957, he has helped join the York Springs and East Berlin school districts into a unified, close- ly knit organization. He has been instrumental in forming a school district which can offer, as never before, the educational oppor- tunities its youths need and deserve. We the students look upon him not only as an able and efficient administrator but also as one who commands our deepest respect and admiration. To Amos D. Meyers, Supervising Principal, we dedicate the 1962 Eagle with gratitude and appreciation for his efforts toward creating a higher level of educational opportunity for our school and our community. SCHOOL BOARD FIRST ROW: H. Hoffman, R. Tyson, Secretary, A. Townsend, President, R. Riggs, Treasurer, G Anderson, K. Hankey, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Keefer, J. Keiser, L. Spahr, R. Hoffman, R. Koons. D. Roemer, P. Lehman. THIRD ROW: J. Zepp, G. Ebersole, H. Mummert, Vice President, L. Boyer, A. Pentz, R. Boyer, C. Spangler, M. Starner. To our graduates.......................... It has been your lot to grow up in times of uncertainty and confusion. As never before, bitterly divergent political and economic doctrines struggle to prevail. Very soon each of you will share the awesome responsibility of defending civilization against those who would retard it. But there are great new opportunities. Yours will be the age of space travel, nuclear energy, electronic computers, and devices beyond imagination. In the turbulence there is promise; in every challenge a reward. The cynic has called commencement a time of trite platitudes and dull bromides. This is not so. Remember and cherish this graduation day foras long as you live- let it inspire you to high attainment as you take your place in society. To our graduates of 1962, most sincere congratulations! Albert S. Townsend, President 14 To The CLASS of 1962 : Congratulations to each of you upon the measure of achievement which has qualified you for a high school diploma! Recently I saw a title which attracted my attention-- Rungs Are Not For Resting . This suggests that some students look for- ward to high school graduation as the end of their program of education--it is a rung for resting for those who are tired of learning. There are many who eagerly seek to climb as high as their abilities and resources willpermit. For these climbers, high school graduation is not a rung for resting but a significant step in an exciting adventure. It is my hope that your high school grad- uation will be a rung in your ladder of suc- cess. Amos D. Meyers, B.S., S.T.B.,M.ED. Supervising Principal Our world is made up of individuals and groups. You were born as an individual and immediately became a member of a group called a class . The Class of ’62 is com- posed of individuals that will now leave a group to find their way in a complex society of individuals and groups. The faculty and I are proud to be a part of your development that will influence you in choosing the group or groups who will help you create a life of which you can be proud. The best to you, the Class of '62 . Alfred R. Billett, B.S., M.ED. Principal 15 Dean A. Becker, B.A. Lebanon Valley College Western Maryland College English Spanish Football Coach Seventh Grade Ad- visor George Boyer Jr., B.S. Gettysburg College Vocal Music Chorus Mildred H. Christman, B.S. Temple University New York University Home Economics F.H.A. Gary L. Crum, B.S. Susquehanna Univer- sity Instrumental Music Band Jr. High Basketball Coach Lizzie Gary Davis, A.B. University of South Carolina English Sr. Tri Hi Y Seventh Grade Ad- visor David B. Eby, B.S. Shippensburg State College World History Problems of Democ- racy Track Coach Senior Advisor Mary C. Gombar, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Art Glenn L. Gruver, B.S. West Chester State College Pennsylvania State University Gym Club Varsity Club Basketball Coach Eighth Grade Advisor Dale E. Guise Shippensburg State College Gettysburg College Business Math Algebra Hunter and Trapper Club Wildlife Club Asst. Basketball Coach Eighth Grade Advisor Stephen F. Heyser, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Science Voc. Agriculture F.F.A. Freshman Advisor 16 Nancy A. Hoover, B.S. Shippensburg State College English Reading Tricky Teens Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Freshman Advisor Herbert L. Jones, B.S. Bloomsburg State College Special Education Seventh Grade Ad- visor Glenn C. Kemper Shippensburg State College Mathematics Athletic Director Baseball Coach Asst. Football Coach Charles A. Kennedy, B.S., M.S. Elizabethtown College Shippensburg State College University of North Carolina Science Clyde L. Kennedy, B.S., M.S. Gettysburg College Shippensburg State College History History Club Senior Advisor John R. Korver, B.A. Central College Millersville State College Shippensburg State College Western Maryland College Librarian Advanced English Bible Club Jr. Sr. Hi-Y Floyd E. McMullen, B.A. Gettysburg College Western Maryland College Social Studies Hobby Club Freshman Advisor Louise A. Morelock, R.N. St. Agnes Hospital Shippensburg State College School Nurse F.N.A. Donald J. Morrison, B.S. Millersville State College Shippensburg State College Industrial Arts Civil War Club Jr. High Basketball Seventh Grade Ad- visor John A. Rebert, B.S., M.Ed. Shippensburg State College Western Maryland College Fordham University Guidance Counselor Yearbook Advisor 17 Robert J. Reeder, B.S. Shippensburg State College Science Mathematics Asst. Basketball Coach Sophomore Advisor l)ale H. Roth, B.S. Va Huntington College V Lebanon Valley Col- W lege Gettysburg College Vj Shippensburg State College Mathematics Plane Geometry Virginia S. Shatto, B.S. Elizabethtown College Business Education Press Club Junior Advisor i V 'Carroll C. RJb.s. Slothour, t A Pennsylvania State University Western Maryland College Voc. Agriculture Driver Education F.F.A. John D. Smarsh, B.S. Shippensburg State College University of Chicago Social Studies Geography Civil War Club Asst. Football Coach Eighth Grade Advisor Ida M. Smith, B.A. Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University Physical Education Health Spelling Tricky Teens Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Eighth Grade Advisor Roxine Thompson, B.S. Shippensburg State College French English Reading Sophomore Advisor v Eleanor C. Wolfinger, B.A. Irving College Gettysburg College Latin -,y French World History Problems of Demo- cracy Doris H. Shook Secretary Jean E. Kroft Secretary 18 SERVICES CAFETERIA Mr. Trostie u s R I V E R S F. Kengh, H. Smith, C. Sill, C. Kennedy, C. Slothour, L. Kraft, C. Kemper, F. Sowers. 19 SEATED: Sandra Weigle, President; Left to Right: Roxie Thomas, Sec- retary; Mark Weiser, Vice President; Susan Cashman, Treasurer. Class Motto: Not at the top, but climbing. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Colors: Blue and White 22 ALMA AMELIA ANDERSON October 30, 1944 Commercial Alma” Activities: Cafeteria Staff 12--Chorus 10,11,12 --Class Secretary ll--Co-Assistant Magazine Leader 12--Girls’ Basketball 10,12--H is tor y Club 12--National Honor Society 10—Pep Club President ll--Tri-Hi-Y 10. Ambition: Legal Secretary Saying: How about that! Song: My Prayer” SANDRA LEE BARBOUR December 17,1944 General Sandy Activities: F.H.A. 10—History Club 11. Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse and join the Navy. Saying: You fool! Song: Any Ricky Nelson song. GLENN EUGENE BAUM February 22, 1944 Academic Skip Activities: Band 11,12--Christmas Pageant 10 —Chorus 10.11,12—Class Historian 10—County Chorus 10, 11--F.T.A. 11—National Honor So- ciety 10,11,12—Student Council 11—Vice Presi- dent 11. Ambition: Teacher Saying: Quit it! Song: The Great Imposter 23 LINDA KAY BOONE November 29, 1944 Commercial Boonie Activities: Cafeteria Staff 11,12—Chorus 10,11, 12--Dance Club Secretary ll--Magazine Leader ll--National Honor Society 10,11,12—Tri-Hi-Y 10,12--Yearbook Business Manager 12. Ambition: Policewoman Saying: ’’Big thrill!’ Song: ”1 Understand” BONNA JEAN BYERS September 8, 1944 Clerical ’’Bonna” Activities: Chorus 10,11,12—Color Guard 10, 11,12--Dance Club 11--Girls Basketball 11,12 —Tri-Hi-Y 10--Vice President of Chorus 12. Ambition: Beautician Saying: Very good!” Song: ’’This Time” DIANA LOUISE BRICKER February 5, 1944 Academic ’’Diane” Activities: Band 10,11,12--Chorus 10,11,12- County Band 11 - -County Chorus 10- - History Club 11--Junior Class Play ll--Library Club 10- National Honor Society 10,11,12--Safety Patrol 10,11. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saying: ”Oh my gosh!” Song: ’’Tell Me Why” 24 ROBERT EUGUNE CASHMAN January 23, 1945 General Bob Activities: Band 10,ll--Christmas Play 11-- Chorus 10,ll,12--County Chorus ll--Hi-Y 10, 12--Hot Rod Club ll--Science Club 10. Ambition: Mechanic Saying: Fool around Song: Theme From A Summer Place PATSY LOU CHORLEY October 6, 1943 General Activities: F.H.A. 10,12-Tri-Hi-Y 11. Ambition: Waitress Saying: I don't know! Song: Sad Movies Pat SUSAN JANE CASHMAN July 18,1944 Clerical Susie Activities: Class Treasurer 11,12--Student Council Representative 10. Ambition: Housewife Saying: Oh good grief. Song: Togetherness 25 THOMAS LLOYD COOKERLY September 29, 1943 General Cook” Activities: Basketball 10,11—Gym Club 10,11— Hanover High School 10,11—Homeroom Secre- tary 10—Homeroom Vice President 11 —Hi-Y 10, 11. Ambition: Coast Guard Saying: I guess! Song: Teen Beat BERNICE JOYCE CONLEY October 16, 1944 Clerical Beanie' Activities: Dance Club 10--Library Club 10. Ambition: Typist Saying: Oh my gosh! Song: Ronnie HAROLD STANTON DAVIS, JR. June 2, 1944 General Junior Activities: Band 10,11—Chorus 12—History Club 10. Ambition: To join the Air Force Saying: Heck no! Song: Splish Splash 26 JOHN HADEN DEATRICK JR. November 1, 1943 General ’’Junior' Activities: F.F.A. 11,12—Hi-Y 10—Safety Club 11. Ambition: Mechanic Saying: Real fine” Song: A Million to One” MARYANN HARRIET DISSINGER October 15, 1944 Academic MaryAnn” Activities: Chorus 10,11,12—Drum Majorette 12 — F.T.A. 11 — Head Majorette 11 - - National Honor Society 10.11,12—Student Council 11,12—Tri- Hi-Y 10--Pep Club 11. Ambition: Teacher Saying: ”Oh my goodness!” Song: ’’Rhapsody in Blue” JEANNE KAY DRAKE May 5, 1944 Academic ’’Jeannie” Activities: Athletic Association 10—Band 10,11, 12—Chorus 10,12—F.H.A. 10—History Club Treasurer 11—Junior Play 11—National Honor Society 11. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saying: Crunch!” Song: ’’Moonlight Serenade” 27 JEFFREY EARL EISENHART October 31, 1944 General Jeff' Activities: Band 11,12—Baseball 10--Basketball 10,11,12--Christmas Pageant 10--Chorus 10,11, 12--H1-Y 10,12—Track 11,12. Ambition: Plumber Saying: Can you stand it? Song: A Lovers’ Island LARRY EUGENE EISENHART August 3, 1943 Academic Activities: Hi-Y 10,12--Safety Club 11. Ambition: Join the Navy Saying: Is it ever? Song: The Mountains High Phizz CHARLES LEROY GEMBE September 6, 1944 General Charlie Activities: Baseball 10,11,12--Basketball 10,11, 12--Football 11,12—History Club 11 —Varsity 12. Ambition: To go on to higher education. Saying: What are you, some kinda nut? Song: Run Around Sue 28 RICHARD LEE GISE January 4, 1944 General Activities: Chorus 12--Track 11. Ambition: Career in the Air Force Saying: ’Til be dipped Song: Look into My Eyes JUDY MAE GROSS April 11, 1944 Commercial Judy Activities: Magazine Business Mgr. 12--Cafe- teria Staff 10,11--Chorus 10,11—Class Treasur- er 11 - -Color Guard 10,11 - -Dance Club Secretar y 11--Magazine Campaign 10--National Honor So- ciety 10,11,12- -Student Council 10,11—Secretary ll--Tri-Hi-Y 10. Ambition: Legal Secretary Saying: Oh yeah? Song: You’re the Reason KENNETH BRUCE GROUP January 10, 1944 Clerical Slim Activities: Baseball 10,12--DanceClub 10--His- tory Club 11,12. Ambition: Barber Saying: It will never hurt you. Song: I Am Falling to Pieces 29 GLENDA ANN GUISE January 28, 1944 General Glenda” Activities: Chorus 11,12--HistoryClub 10--Mu- sic Club 11. Ambition: Secretary Saying: Big deal! Song: Some Enchanted Evening TENA DOREEN GROUP March 12, 1943 General 'Blondie' Activities: F.H.A. 10--History Club ll--Junior Class Play 11. Ambition: Join the Navy Saying: Well, I'll flip my cookie! Song: Sad Movies LARRY WESLEY HAINES February 28, 1944 Commercial Slim Jim Activities: Baseball 10,11,12--Basketball 10,11 --Chorus 10--Football 10,ll,12--History Club ll--Press Club 12. Ambition: Service job Saying: It don’t matter. Song! Hats off to Larry 30 JAMES THOMAS HARDY November 10, 1944 General Tom Activities: Baseball 10,11,12--Basketball 10,11, 12--Football 10,11,12--F.T.A. 11—History Club 10--Junior Class Play 11--StudentCouncil 11,12, President 12--Yearbook Sports' Editor 12. Ambition: Football Coach Saying: You rang? Song: Twilight Time BARBARA ANN HESS January 29, 1943 Commercial Turtle Activities: Chorus 10,11,12--Color Guard 10,11, 12--County Chorus 10,11--Football Cheerleader 12--Gym Club--May Court Attendant 10—Tri- Hi-Y 10--Yearbook Art Editor 12. Ambition: Horse Trainer Saying: Hey Jake, Oh pooie! Song: Bristol Stomp MARTHA JANE HIKES February 7, 1944 Academic Martha Activities: Band 10,11,12—Cherry Pie Contest Winner 11—Chorus 10,11,12--County Chorus 10 __F.T.A. 11--History Club 10--Junior Class Play 11--Librarian 11,12--Music Club 11—National Honor Society 10,11,12. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Saying: Oh, gracious! Song: Halls of Ivy 3i BARRY DILL HINKLE V April 27, 1944 Voc. Ag. ’’Buck Activities: Football 12--F.F.A. 10,11,12. Ambition: Electrical Technician Saying: Well I’ll be dipped! Song: Everloving JONIETTA EILEEN HINKLE December 12, 1944 Academic Joni Activities: Chorus 10,11,12--County Chorus 10, 11--Library Club 10--Junior Class Play 11-- History Club ll--Safety Patrol 11. Ambition: Dental Assistant Saying: Are you kidding? Song: I Am Falling to Pieces MARIAN ETTA HOFFMAN October 30, 1944 Academic ”Mim” Activities: Band 10, 11,12--Chorus 10,11,12- County Band 10,11--F.T.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 12--History Club 10--Music Club ll--National Honor Society 10,11,12--Student Council Repre- sentative 10. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Saying: Oh my! Song: Sad Movies 32 RICHARD EDWIN HOFFMAN July 23, 1944 Clerical Dick Activities: Baccalaureate-Commencement Ush- er ll--Class Historian ll--Magazine Campaign Prize and Publicity Manager 12. Ambition: Commerical Artist Saying: Gosh dang! Song: Sad Movies CRAIG EUGENE HOKE August 19, 1944 General Craig Activities: Athletic Association, Vice President 11--Baseball 10,11,12--Basketball 10,11,12- Football 10,11,12—F.T.A. 11 — Hi-Y 10,11. Ambition: High School Teacher Saying: You said it. Song: Crying DONALD LUTHER HOWE July 17, 1944 Voc. Ag. Activities: Conservation Club 10--F.F.A. 12—Safety Club 11. Ambition: Mechanic Saying: Don't sweat it, Dick Song: Sad Movies Don 10,11, 33 RONALD EUGENE HOWE February 28, 1943 Voc. Ag. Ronnie” Activities: Conservation Club 10--F.F.A. 10,11, 12--Safety Patrol 10--Safety Club ll--Track 11, 12--Basketball Manager 12. Ambition: To graduate Saying: ”You ain't too bright, are you?” Song: Sad Movies” MARY PAULINE HULL January 5, 1945 Academic Fritz” Activities: Cheerleader 10,11--Chorus 10,11,12 --Deck Tennis Champion 11--Girls’ Basketball ll--Head Majorette 12--Majorette 10, ll--Pep Club 11—Tri-Hi-Y 10. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saying: Oh, Jezebel!” Song: Let’s Get Together DONNA JOY JACOBS May 26, 1943 Commercial Jake” Activities: Band 11,12--Cafeteria Staff 11-Cho- rus 10,11,12—County Chorus 10,11--Gym Club 11 —Magazine Campaign Captain 11 —Tri-Hi-Y 10--Yearbook Photography Editor 12. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saying: Yes dear. Song: Crying 34 BETTY JANE KIMMEL June 27, 1944 Academic Betts” Activities: Band 10,11,12—F.H.A., Secretary— 10 Girls’ Basketball 10,11 —History Club 11- Junior Class Play 11. Ambition: Beautician Saying: Guess what? Song: You're the Reason RUTH MARIE KINER September 12, 1942 General Shorty Activities: Safety Patrol 11,12. Ambition: Factory Worker Saying: ”Oh sugar! ROBERT CARLTON KLINE June 11, 1944 Academic Clutch Activities: National Honor Society 10,11,12- Projection Club 11. Ambition: Civil Engineer Saying: I get where I’m going. Song: Big John 55 RICHARD EUGENE LEATHERY July 30, 1944 Voc. Ag. Dick Activities: Basketball Manager 11--Conserva- tion Club 10— F.F.A. 10,11,12--Safety Club 11- Track 11. Ambition: To be a national hardwood lumber grader. Saying: I don’t hope! Song: A Million to One BETTY ANN McCARTNEY July 25, 1944 General Betts Activities: F.H.A. 10,12--History Club 11. Ambition: Artist Saying: Holy Mackeral! Song: Great Pretender LEE EDWARD MILLER January 28, 1945 General Jap Activities: Band 10--Basketball 11,12—Chorus 10,11—County Chorus 10—Football 12—Hi-Y 11, 12—Track 10,11,12. Ambition: Mortician Saying: Come on, Eisenhart Song: Canadian Sunset 36 SHERMAN CARL MILLER January 19, 1945 General Sherm Activities: Basketball 10--Hi-Y 10--Safety Club 11. Ambition: To own my own Speed Shop. Saying: Ain’t that tough! Song: Look in My Eyes LARRY ELMER MYERS May 6, 1944 Voc. Ag. Larry Activities: F.F.A. 10,11,12—Hi-Y 10,11,12. Ambition: Farmer Saying: What? Song: A Thousand Stars CLYDE EUGENE OSBORNE May 9, 1944 Clerical Ozzie Activities: Conservation Club 10. Ambition: Construction Worker Saying: Nokiddin’? Song: Sad Movies I 37 1 4? LOIS ARLENE PENTZ December 18, 1944 Academic MLoeyM Activities: F.H.A. 10,12--History Club 11—Na- tional Honor Society 10,11,12. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saying: Oh, No!f Song: ’’Without You” WILLIAM LLOYD POTEET April 24, 1944 Academic ”Bill” Ambition: Minister Saying: That's a likely story.” Song: ”How Great Thou Art” ROLAND EUGENE RIEBLING November 24, 1944 General Gene” Activities: Baseball 10—F.T. A. 11,12—Football 10,11,12. Ambition: Welder Saying: ”1 guess.” Song: Sad Movies” 38 JAMES RICHARD REYNOLDS December 17, 1944 Academic Jim Activities: Chorus 12--History Club 10. Ambition: To join the Air Force. Saying: Oh well! Song: My Prayer GEORGE EMORY RILEY JR. June 19, 1944 Voc. Ag. Activities: F.F.A. 10,11,12. Ambition: Mechanic Saying: Andy Song: Michael NANCY ANN REYNOLDS April 26, 1944 Academic Nanc Activities: Chorus 12--F.N.A. 10--History Club 11. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saying: I don’t know. Song: Tossing and Turning 39 ROBERT LEE ROHRBAUGH February 3, 1944 General •'Bob ' Activities: Basketball 10,11,12--Chorus 10,11, 12--CountyChorus ll--Hi-Y 10--Safety Club 11 —Track 10,11. Ambition: Disk Jockey Saying: I guess I'll run into a pole today.” Song: My True Story” BARRY LEE SCHRADE November 12, 1942 General ”Barry” Activities: Baseball 11--Basketball 10--F.F.A. 10—Football 10,11,12—History Club 12—Press Club 11. Ambition: Service Job Saying: ”That ain't right.” Song: Sad Movies” BONNIE ELAINE SCHRADE October 20, 1943 Clerical Bonnie” Activities: Chorus 10,11 —Library Club 10, Press Club 12. Ambition: Beautician Saying: Oh my lands!” Song: Sad Movies” 40 WILLIAM DAVID SHERMAN March 18, 1944 Clerical Bill Activities: Football 11, 12—History Club 11 — Projection Club 10. Ambition: Bookkeeper Saying: MCut it out. Song: Hillbilly Heaven NANCY ELIZABETH SHULTZ May 9, 1943 Commercial Nanc Activities: Library Club 10,11--Library Typist 12--Safety Patrol 12--Student Secretary 12--Stu- dent Teacher 12. Ambition: Doctor’s Receptionist Saying: Oh my! Song: He'll Have to Go DORNA JOY SMYTH September 21, 1944 General Dody Activities: Bible Club 12--F.N.A. 10--History Club 11—Junior Class Play 11—National Honor Society 10,11,12--Yearbook Advertising and Sub- scription Manager 12. Ambition: Professional Skater Saying: What's going on? Song: The Wayward Wind 41 ROBERT KARL STONER ROXIE ARLENE THOMAS August 20, 1944 Clerical Roxie Activities: Chorus ll,12--Class Secretary 10, 11,12—Dance Club 10--History Club 11. Ambition: Beautician Saying: Holy Hanna! Song: Let's Get Together ount flocks February 28, 1944 Academic •Bob' Activities: Bible Club 12--Chorus ll--Class President 10,11 —F.T.A. ll--National Honor So- ciety 10,11,12—Hi-Y 10. Ambition: Doctor Saying: Is that right? Song: The Love of God BETTY LOUISE TATE October 5, 1942 Clerical Tater Activities: Chorus-11--Dance Club 10--History Club 11. Ambition: Beautician Saying: No kidding? Song: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes 42 NORMA JEAN TRIMMER February 11, 1944 Commercial Norma Jean Activities: Cafeteria Staff 10,ll--Chorus 11— History Club 11. Ambition: Housewife Saying: Oh my Heavens! Song: Let's Get Together WAYNE LAVERE TROSTLE November 7, 1944 Academic Wayne Activities: F.T.A. 10,11,12--History Club 10- National Honor Society 10,11,12. Ambition: Teacher Saying: Don't ask me. Song: On the Wings of a Dove NANCY MAE WAGNER December 19, 1944 General Ambition: Housewife Saying: Isn't she brilliant? Song: Sad Movies 43 JANET MAE WEIGLE January 22, 1945 Commerical Janet Activities: Librarian 10,ll--Safety Patrol 12-- Student Secretary 11,12--Student Teacher 11,12 —Tri-Hi-Y 10. Ambition: Secretary Saying: That's beside the point. Song: Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us LOUISE ANNA WEIGLE August 23, 1944 Commerical Weesie Ambition: Housewife Saying: Now just what is the matter with you? Song: Sad Movies SANDRA LEE WEIGLE January 22, 1945 Academic Sandy Activities: Band 10--Chorus 10,11,12--Class President 10,12--Girls' Basketball 11--Vice President, Class ll--Student Council 10,11,12, Vice President ll--May Court Attendant 10-- Junior Class Play 11. Ambition: Teacher Saying: Oh Heavens! Song: San Antonio Rose 44 MARK EVERETT WEISER November 6, 1943 Academic Bud Activities: Band 10,11,12, Captain ll--Class President 11, Vice President 12--National Honor Society 10,11,12--Yearbook Editor 12--Cnorus 10,11,12, President 12--Student Council 10,11,12, Secretary ll--Student Council Convention 11 — Junior Class Play 11 — F.T.A. 11—History Club 10--Adams County Music Festival 10. Ambition: Architect Saying: For crying out loud! Song: Tammy SANDRA LEE WENSCHHOF July 3, 1944 Commercial Sandy Activities: Cafeteria Staff 12--Color Guard 10, 11—Library Club 10--Magazine Campaign Lead- er 12—National Honor Society 11,12—Pep Club 11,12—Tri-Hi-Y10—Yearbook Typing Editor 12. Ambition: IBM Operator Saying: Search Me! Song: Always Late KAREN ELAINE WHITCOMB January 9, 1945 Commercial Karen Activities: Band 10,11—Chorus 10,11—History Club 11. Ambition: Beautician and Housewife Saying: I don't know.” Song: Ronnie 45 LA VERNE ELWOOD WOLF May 20, 1943 Voc. Ag. Vernie Activities: Conservation 10--F.F.A. 10,11,12-- Safety Club ll--Track 11. Ambition: Welder Saying: Good grunt! Song: ’’Barbara Ann” TOM HILARY WOLF May 20, 1961 Academic ”Abby” Activities: Chorus 10,11,12--Student Council 10 —Baseball 10,11,12--Football 12—History Club 10--Press Club ll--Varsity Club 12--Junior Class Play 11--Baccalaureate-Commencement Usher 11--Safety Patrol 10. Ambition: To join the Air Force. Saying: Don't applaud--just throw money. Song: The Mountains High L CHESTER ALBERT WORLEY March 16, 1944 Chet Activities: Band 10--Chorus 12--History Club 10. Ambition: Pilot Saying: I don’t know. Song: You Talk Too Much 46 JAN RICHARD ZEIGLER November 13, 1943 General Zig Activities: Football 10,11,12 F.F.A. 10,11—Jun- ior Class Play 11. Ambition: Mechanic Saying: Well I guess Song: All For The Love of a Girl LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1962 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. I, Alma Anderson, will a book on long division to the Junior girls so they can divide the fellows evenly. I, Sandy Barbour, will my doctors excuse to anyone who dislikes gym class as much as I. I, Glen Baum, will a peanut and popcorn stand to bus 4 so those riding it can en- joy the Herman and Blevins Show even more. I, Linda Boone, will Mr. Clyde Kennedy some genuine money so he won't have to use his counterfeit bills. I, Diana Bricker, will my high locker to anyone who can reach it. I, Bonna Byers, will the seventh grade boys my ability to keep my mouth shut in study halls. I, Robert Cashman, will Jim Hoak an easy chair so he can make himself com- fortable during those long evening hours spent in the phone booth. I, Susan Cashman, will my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who needs it. I, Patsy Chorley, will my glasses to anyone who won't wear his. I, Bernice Conley, will Bobbie Bolger a ladder so she can get up to Cloud Nine. I, Tom Cookerly, will my old, ragged basketball pants to Donnie Shellehamme r. I, Harold Davis, will my ability to drag race to Miss Wolfinger. I, John Deatrick, will Mr. Billett a boy just like me so he won't feel lonesome after I'm gone. I, Mary Ann Dissinger, will next year's P.O.D. class my ability to participate in Mr. Eby's discussions. I, Jeanne Kay Drake, will Mr. Becker a jug of buttermilk to fatten his ulcer. l[ Jeff Eisenhart, will Mr. Eby starting blocks so he can make it from room 224 to the faculty room for his morning cup of coffee. I, Larry Eisenhart, will my ability to drive safely to Dick Riggs. I, Charles Gembe, will the Junior girls a sand box to sit in and giggle. 47 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Richard Gise, will Mr. Korver a bell so he won't have to keep saying, Now ding-dong it class! I, Judy Gross, will Shirley Eisenhart a volume control so we can turn her down when she gets too loud. I, Ken Group, will my ability to sleep in Miss Wolfinger's class to Dick Wolf. I, Tena Group, will Tom Hoff a pair of wings so he can get up to where he thinks he is. I, Glenda Guise, will anyone the ability to get to their locker before Dorothy Knouse gets to hers. I, Larry Haines, will Shirley Golden and Vickie Glatfelter a scooter so they won't get a car and get on the road. I, Tom Hardy, will Mr. Becker a new suit to wear to Sunday School. I, Barbara Hess, will my ability to be late for class to any other turtle who needs it. I, Martha Hikes, will my naturally blond hair to those who try to imitate it. I, Barry Hinkle, will Barry Guise the ability to be seen and not heard instead of heard and not seen. I, Jonietta Hinkle, will my shyness to Mr. Becker. I, Marian Hoffman, will my middle name to anyone who wants it. I, Richard Hoffman, will Mrs. Thompson autographed photos of herself to hand out to her fan club. I, Craig Hoke, will Barry Guise my football helmet to use as a crash helmet when he gets his driver's license. I, Donald Howe, will my ability to create a major disturbance to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. I, Ronald Howe, will Barbara Markle a chain. Now Barb, maybe you can hold your swing down. I, Mary Hull, will my ability to WALK in the halls to the seventh grade. I, Donna Jacobs, will my ability to hit John Bechetl's car to anyone with plenty of insurance. I, Betty Kimmel, will my gym suit to Mrs. Smith so she won't have to worry a- bout splitting her slacks in gym class. I, Ruth Kiner, will my ability to study to anyone who needs it. I, Robert Kline, will nothing to anyone because I need all I have. I, Richard Leathery, will Vivie Gordon a one track mind so when she goes after Tom Cookerly maybe she’ll make out better. I, Betty McCartney, will my dimples to anyone who wants them. I, Lee Miller, will Jim Hoff a suit of armor so he can look as tough as he thinks he is. I, Sherm Miller, will the school an ash tray to put in the boys’ lavatory. I, Larry Myers, will my ability to ward off girls to anyone who needs it. I, Clyde Osborne, will Bobbie Bolger a pair of vice grips to keep her mouth shut. I, Lois Pentz, will my ability to keep my driver's license to anyone who can't keep theirs. I, William Poteet, will Mr. Roth a set of math books with all mathematical pro- cesses explained by jokes, cartoons, and humorous illustrations. I, James Reynolds, will my ability to do math to Ronald Weidner. I, Nancy Reynolds, will my glasses to Mr. Becker since he can't find his. I, Gene Riebling, will my driving ability to Barry Guise. I, George Riley, will my ability to get along with others to those who can't. I, Robert Rohrbaugh, will Andy Heusner a stepladder. Now Andy, when you pump gas you can also clean the windshield. I, Barry Schrade, will my football ability to Donivan Myers. I, Bonnie Schrade, will my naturally blond hair to Dorale Starner. 48 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, William Sherman, will Paula Lerew my ability to understand Algebra. I, Nancy Shultz, will Mr. Eby another P.O.D. student named Nancy so he can call her Mary. I, Dorna Smyth, will my big mouth to the B.S.H.S. cheering squad because they need one so much. I, Robert Stoner, will my ability to stand patiently in the cafeteria line to those who continually cut in. I, Betty Tate, will Vickie Glatfelter some adhesive tape so she can catch a guy and keep him. 1, Roxie Thomas, will my long hair to anyone who wants it. I, Norma Trimmer, will my ability to go with one boy at a time to Shirley Golden. I, Wayne Trostle, will my ability to do French to anyone who can't. I, Nancy Wagner, will a ladder to Tom Hoff and Connie Ross so they can climb up to where they think they are. I, Janet Weigle, will my ability to live a life pleasing to God to all who need it. I, Louise Weigle, will my green eyes to any cat who wants them. I, Sandy Weigle, will Louy Kuntz a pair of pink garters to hold up his baseball socks. I, Mark Weiser, will Gary Shank my three brothers so they will have someone to fight with when I go to college. I, Sandra Wenschhof, will stepladders to all the short girls who happen to get top lockers. Now girls, you can see that handsome guy at the end of the hall. I, Karen Whitcomb, will my shortness to Cheryl Snyder. I, Laverne Wolf, will Francis Stambaugh a can of glue so he can stick to Norma. I, Tom Wolf, will Mrs. Davis my northern accent. I, Chester Worley, will Mr. Becker my ability to keep my temper. I, Jan Zeigler, will not be here next year. 49 WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO 51 MOST TALENTED MOST TALKATIVE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Helen Hankey Sam Bricker. Louy Kuntz . Gary Shank . . . . Secretary .Vice President . . . Treasurer . . . President 54 F. A1 wine B. Bolger W. Borror B. Bower D. Bricker S. Bricker S. Bricker L. Chronister M. Chronister A. Davis S. Dennis V. Glatfelter E. Golden S. Golden P. Green A. Griest B. Guise H. Hankey R. Hinkle T. Hoff 55 J. Jacobs L. Kennedy L. Kuntz B. Lescalleet P. McCauslin B. Miller D. Myers J. Neidig L. Prosser K. Reid R. Riggs G. Shank J. Sheaifer C. Shook J. Smith C. Snyder J. Stoner P. Toner R. Trostle J. Uplinger 56 B. Wantz V. Warren J. Weigand L. Weigle R. Wolf C. Zepp Where, oh, where are the jolly juniors? Probably working on some class project. Their prolific schemes range from pennants and peanuts to pens and pins as well as candles anj shakers. As freshmen they took a field trip to the Adams County Courthouse to see our judiciary system in action as a part of their civics classes. Trips during the junior year included tours of Washington, D. C. and the Gettysburg Battlefield. Shy Guy , the hilarious saga of an All-conference football player and how he met his fin- ancial problems in the most side-splitting ways, was presented in March, 1962. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jim Eshleman . Barbara Markle Donna Myers. . Jim Harbold . . Joe Wolf .... . . . Secretary . . . Historian . . . Treasurer . . . President .Vice President 56 R. Baker C. Beaver J. Beaverson S. Black L. Bobb N. Bodkins C. Boone J. Brodbeck V. Byers R. Decker K. DeHaven D. Dennis J. Eshleman D. Fadenrecht D. Fair D. Fair S. Gardner G. Glass S. Grim J. Gross J. Harbold L. Herman L. Herren L. Hertz J. Hoak H. Hoff D. Hoffman E. Hopper R. Hoover B. Hull J. Innerst G. Jacobs W. Kennedy B. Kohler M. Krout D. Lerew E. Lory B. Markle J. Megonnell J. Menges 59 A. Wolf J. Wolf D. Wonders D. McCauslin P. Mcllwee S. Moore C. Myers D. Myers D. Myers P. Oberlander P. Ober lander B. Riebling P. Riley E. Rodrock D. Roe me r C. Ross M. Shaberly D. Shellehamer B. Sherman W. Shook P. Smiley J. Sowers S. Spertzel D. Starner N. Starner H. Thomas M. Vaughan E. Wantz W. Weaver R. Weidner C. Whittington M. Weigle W. Wise 60 FRESHMEN K. Baker J. Baum D. Black S. Bel vins J. Bowen S. Breighner B. Bricker R. Brodbeck B. Bubb E. Cramer D. Crone R. Crook R. Davis N. Decker B. DeHaven L. Dennis D. Ditzier C. Dubbs L. Ebersoie J. Eisenhart J. Ensor R. Fadenrecht E. Fair L. Feather R. Garman V. Gordon E. Gracey L. Graybill L. Griest S. Griffee J. Hankey S. Harbold L. Hardy A. Heusner A. Hikes R. Hinkle W. Hinkle R. Hinzman B. Hoff B. Hoff J. Hoffman A. Hoke L. Hoover R. Hopper J. Howe V. Hull J. Jacobs M. Jacobs B. Kemper R. Kiner D. Klinedinst B. Leas D. Leathery D. Leathery R. Leer T. Lehmer 61 J. Leinart C. Lerew P. Lerew P. Lerew S. Lescalleet R. Lewis H. Lupp R. McCauslin V. McCauslin B. Me IIwee L. Megonnell C. Metz P. Middour S. Miller L. Moore E. Myers T. Myers T. Myers G. Nickey J. Nieman M. Pentz J. Pifer R. Pond C. Poteet J. Prosser R. Riley G. Sauble J. Schaeffer B. Schrade K. Semke L. Sloan N. Smith A. Sowers S. Spaide M. Stamer G. Starry L. Stevens M. Stoner D. Summers R. Tate D. Wagner G. Wagner S. Wallace D. Washington D. Weigle P. Weigle C. Weiser E. Wenschhof S. Wisler 62 8th GRADE ROW X: L. Dennis, P. Wonder, B. Hoffman, Y. Jacobs, L. Kennedy, B. Spertzel, A. Tribby, D.Wolf, S. Worley, J. Black, C. Prosser. ROW 2: Mr. Smarsh, C. Trostle, J. Galloway, M. Hertz, K. Hoke, D. Komesz, D. Myers, D. Reever, W. Weidern, B. Stoner, M. Eshleman. ROW 3: S. Helman, S. Gladfelter, P.Uffleman, D. Spangler, P. Overlander, J. Bosserman, J. Sease, A. Lehman, D. Knouse, J. Sloan, B. Sherman, S. McCleaf, W. Smith. ROW 4: S. Eisenhart, D. Rupp, B. Boyer, S. Miller, R. Racer, C. Klinedinst, C. Roelker, B. Rodrock, C. Sentz, S. Fair, P. King. ROW 5: T. Cashman, W. Church, W. Spahr, W. Smyers, T. Harbold, T. Tanger, C. Fink, D. Griffith, L. Gise, J. Lemmon, J. Hoff. 63 8th GRADE ROW 1: S. Bosserman, D. Starner, T. Megonneil, J. Sipling, K. Stambaugh, D. Cookerly, P. Dubbs, J. Miller, M. Trimmer, S. Westfall. ROW 2: Mr. Guise, E. Williams, D. Gearheart, V. LaRue, K. Altland, A. Hardy, C. Lentz, B. Miller, J. Dietzel, L. Schrade, J. Tyson, Mr. Gruver. ROW 3: J. Miller, A. Wooters, B. Anderson, J. Rinehart, S. Eisenhart, M. Stoneberger, I. Rinker, D. Hippensteel, L. Blevins, C. Ross, B. Pentz, C. Starner. ROW 4: R. Smith, R. Miller, S.Smyers, M. Mummert, L. Kline, S. Lucabaugh, J. Winand, M. Komesz, D. Miller, P. Capasso, M. Orberlander, J. Smith. 64 7th GRADE ROW 1: D. Neiman, R. Livingston, J. Hankey, D. Lescalleet, C. Keller, S. Pifer, S. Eisenhart, C. An- derson, E. Miller, C. Cruz, L. Fair. ROW 2: Mr. Becker, W. Pond, L. Leer, R. Whisler, K. Berkheimer, T. Asper, G. Scott, J. Breighner, D. Sowers, J. Herren, Mr. Jones. ROW 3: R. Ahlers, W. Kuykendall, L. Livingston, L. Ahlers, R. Gardner, K. Chronister, R. Frigm, L. Jacobs, R. Chronister, J. Thomas, P. Wolfe. ROW 4: G. Westfall, J.Smith, P. Baum, L. Fry, M. Lobaugh, L. Kuntz, S. McCartney, P. Robinson, D. Koontz, C. May, A. Gracey, C. Garraen, C. Gross. ROW 5: R. Weaver, H.Rinker, R. Myers, D. Myers, S. McCartney, D. Livingston, R. Stoner, J. Lenig, R. Schaeffer, C. Aughinbaugh, K. Stambaugh. ROW 6: D. Rinker, R. Staub, P. Grove, J. Waltemyer. 65 7th GRADE ROW 1: E. Williams, R. Robinson, H. Pottorff, J. Cashman, D. Baker, D. Hoffman, C. Hoffman R Davis, P. West, B. Gruver, F. Pifer, P. Aldinger. ROW 2: G. Zepp, C. Harris, E. Hardy, M. Eshleman, J. Nickey, C. Nace, P. Harbold, S. Harbold T Hopper, A. Hershey, M. Glatfelter, Mr. Morrison. ROW 3: L. Summers, W. Fleshman, M. Fair, G. Boyer, S. Miller, S. Smyers, B. Lusk, K. Cashman. M. Metz, C. Miller, L. King. V. Lucabaugh. ROW 4: R. Keefer, W. Howe, F. Reever, R. Guise, K. Miller, D. Anderman, R. Grove, P. Taylor, M. Townsend, J. Hardy, P. Fleshman, K. Miller, J. Baker. ROW 5: M. Leas, R. Lehman, J. Kline, B. Runk, F. Schaeffer, J. Prosser, B. Pate, J. Lehman, J. Ler- ew, R. Lancaster, S. LaRue, P. Innerst. 66 I’m 45 years old and still in school. Somebody took my boy! I don't care who you are! Cheese . . . Try and strike me out! Well! Now! In there? Survival of the fittest! 67 o n MISS YEARBOOK She walks in beauty like the night. Six very pretty senior girls were introduced in an all-school assembly one morning. They were contestants in a Miss Yearbook contest sponsored by the staff of the Eagle. After much serious deliberation and meditation on the pulchritude of the con- testants, Miss Yearbook-1962 was elected by a vote of the student body. Roxie Thomas, a pretty, blue-eyed, brunette was selected. Roxie, who has been class secretary since her sophomore year, is an old hand at this sort of thing since she has been a May Court attendant every year since seventh grade. Her ambition is to become a beautician and her hobbies include knitting and collecting jewelry. During her senior year she has been secretary of the History Club. We like to think that Miss Yearbook exemplifies both the Eagle and our school: youthful, vivacious, and good looking. We hope that 1962 Eagle is as friendly and personable as is Miss Yearbook-1962. EDITORS Mark Weiser Editor Barbara Bolger Co-Editor FIRST ROW: J. Eshleman, S. Wenschhof, D. Wolf, T. Hardy, D. Jacobs-- SECOND ROW: J. Harbold, L. Boone, B. Hess, C. Boone, B. Miller, C. Shook-- THIRD ROW: Mr. Rebert, S. Golden, L. Prosser, W. Poteet, B. Wantz, C. Snyder, R. Hoover. YEARBOOK STAFF 72 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: T. Hardy, Pres., S. Weigle, M. Weiser, K. Cash man, D. Myers, K. Semke, J. Ensor. ROW 2: E. Rodrock, M. Dissinger, L. Kuntz, B. Miller, Sec., J. Harbold, D. Komesz, Mr. McMullen, Not Pictured, Susan Bricker, V. Pres., J. Wolf, Treas. Student Council will now come to order. Student council, the school’s student government organization, is made up of class officers and elected representatives. The functions of the council are to schedule class and club activities, seek sol- utions to problems in school citizenship, and represent the interests of the student body to the administration. All activities must be approved by the principal be- fore they can be advertised. Atypical student council meeting might include decisions to schedule the senior play and a Pep Club pretzel sale, allow the juniors to sell candles, or permit the sophomores to sell name pins. One of the council’s major projects was the revising of the student council constitution. Other activities ranged from planning a school store to instituting a suggestion box and purchasing Christmas tree lights. V SENIORS IN BAND FIRST ROW: M. Hull, B. Kimmel, J. Drake, M. Hikes, M. Dissinger-- SECOND ROW: D. Jacobs, B. Byers, M. Hoffman, D. Bricker,--THIRD ROW: M. Weiser, J. Eisenhart, G. Baum. SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW: C. Shook, P. Green, M. Hull, L. Kennedy, B. Bolger, L. Hoover, M. Hikes, D. Hoffman, H. Hankey, M. Krout, L. Hinkle, S. Golden, D. Wonders, S. Moore, M. Dissinger, A. Heusner, C. Snyder-- SECOND ROW: B. Bubb, E. Cramer, B. Kemper, P. Lerew, J. Hoffman, C. Weiser, P. Lerew, G. Baum, J. Sowers, M. Weiser, S. Fair, B. Kimmel, J. Drake, S. Worley-- THIRD ROW: B. Guise, S. Black, L. Kuntz, D. Myers, M. Hoffman, R. Hoover, S. Bricker, T. Harbold, D. Bricker, M. Williams, P. Middour, S. Bricker, D. Gadenrecht, R. Wolf, C. Zepp-- FOURTH ROW: B. Bower, M. Crumb, D. Klinedinst, R. Trostle, D. Jacobs, W. Borror, S. Helman, B. Byers, J. Wolf, B. Boyer. 74 SR. BAND L. Kennedy, M. Dissinger-Drum Majorette, C. Snyder, M. Hull-Head Majorette, B. Bolger, A. Heusner. MAJORETTES 75 SENIOR CHORUS I ROW 1: J. Trostle, P. Oberlander, B. Lescalleet, D. Sparkman, M. Weiser, L. Kuntz, H. Davis, R. Hoover, B. Byers, D. Bricker, D. Roemer, D. Wonders. ROW 2: J. Weigand, V. Byers, S. Weigle, B. Tate, B. Bower, B. Bolger, G. Shank, R. Rohrbaugh, G. Baum, J. Eisenhart, B. Kohler, C. Ross, M. Dissinger, R. Thomas, C. Shook. ROW 3: M. Chronister, J. Neidig, P. Green, T. Hopper, S. Moore, C. Worley, R. Gise, S. Black, J. Wolf, S. Grim, P. Chorley, J. Hinkle, M. Hoffman, S. Bricker, H. Hankey. ROW 4: D. Jacobs, D. Starner, M. Hikes, N. Reynolds, B. Hess, J. Reynolds, L. Eisenhart, B. Guise, D. Beaverson, J. Gross, K. DeHaven, B. Schrade, G. Guise, C. Beaver. ROW 5: Mr. Boyer, J. Sheaffer, C. Zepp, M. Shaberly, P. Mcllwee, T. Wolf, T. Hardy, R. Wolf, R Trostle, C. Snyder, M. Hull, L. Hinkle, D. Hoffman, J. Sowers. ROW 1: S. Weigle, D. Sparkman, B. Byers, M. Hull, M. Hoffman, B. Sch- rade. ROW 2: D. Jacobs, B.Tage, B.Hess, M. Dissinger, P. Chorley, G. Guise. ROW 3: T. Wolf, M. Weiser, M. Hikes, J. Hinkle, R. Rohrbaugh, T. Hardy ROW 4: L. Eisenhart, C. Worley, H. Davis, J. Reynolds, G. Baum, R Gise, J. Eisenhart. JUNIOR CHORUS ROW 1: G. Boyer, G. Zepp, K. Cashman, S. Wallace, B. Bricker, D. Sowers, P. Fleshman, D. Ander- man, B. Spertzel, J. Bosserman, W. Fleshman, D. Ditzler, L. Ebersole, V. Gordon. ROW 2: J. Hankey, P. Harbold, C. Nance, B. Bubb, A. Hikes, J. Hardy, E. Cramer, D. Myers, M. Eshle- man, M. Fair, M. Glatfelter, S. Spaide, S. Harbold, Mr. Boyer. ROW 3: M. Metz, J. Sloan, S. Miller, A. Sowers, N. Decker, M. Jacobs, J. Eisenhart, R. Hinzman, C. Harris, V. LaRue, A. Hershey, B. Pate, S. Glatfelter, B. Hoff. ROW 4: L. Dennis, C.Roelker, S. Breighner, B. Rodrock, C. Metz, M. Eshleman, B. Boyer, K. Semke, W. Hinkle, K. Baker, B. Lusk, B. Mclllwee, L. Moore, N. Smith, J. Bowen, L. Graybill, S. Worley, L. Sloan. c i v i L W A R LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mr. Smarsh, D. Wolf, L. Kennedy, S. Worley, L. Fair, L. Dennis, A. Tribby, J. Sloan, B. Sherman, B. Spertzel, Mr. Morrison. ROW 2: D. Baker, C. Trostle, W. Weidner, D. Reever, J. Prosser, J. Bosserman, Y. Jacobs, B. Hoff- man, J. Sease, A. Lehman, S. McCleaf. ROW 3: D. Komesz, J. Lerew, P. Taylor, R. Lancaster, E. Williams, P. Aldinger, R. Racer, B. Gruver, D. Anderman, C. Hoffman, C. Roelker. ROW 4: M. Eshleman, C. Sentz, C. Prosser, S. Gladfelter, C. Garmon, V. McCauslin, D. Summers, P. Fleshman, J. Higham, K. Hoke, M. Hertz, D. Gearheart, J. Tuson. ROW 5: R. Smith, M. Mummert,J. Smith, D. Washington, L. Feather, B. DeHaven, L. Moore, N. Smith, G. Starry, L. Ebersole, D. Myers, S. Eisenhart. ROW 6: D. Rupp, L. Kline, T. Tanger, T. Harbold, D. Girfith, P. King, D. Miller, W. Smyers, V. La- Rue, L. Gis, B. Bricker, B. Bubb. ROW 7: C. Fink, G. Wagner, R. Lewis, P. Capasso, S. Miller, B. Boyer, W. Smith, W. Spahr, J. Howe. FIRST ROW: M. Stoner, C. Miller, P. Harbold, B. Stoner. SECOND ROW: F. Scheaffer, D. Sparkman, M. Hikes, R. Fadenrecht, Mr. Korver. THIRD ROW: R. Stoner, J. Stoner, D. Fadenrecht. SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: A. Gracey, L. Sloan, K. Cashman, S. Westfall, J. Sowers, R. Kiner, A. Wooters S. Eisenhart, L. Fry. SECOND ROW: H. Pottorff, C. Klinedenst, D. Klinedinst, J. Eisenhart, P. Guise, C. Lentz, R. Whisler, L. Ahlers, K. Berkheimer, Mr. Slothour. THIRD ROW: E. Myers, C. Metz, K. DeHaven, C. Ross, C. Ross, J. Weigle, N. Shultz, B. Bolger, T. Group, w! Howe. FOURTH ROW: P. Middour, M. Komesz, V. LaRue, D. Miller, A. Wolf, C. Myers, J. Tyson. J u N I O R HI-Y K. Baker, A. Hoke, R. Riley, M. Jacobs, E. Cramer, Mr. Korver. FIRST ROW: L. Miller, T. Cookerly, J. Eisenhart, S. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Korver, R. Rohrbaugh, L. Eisenhart, L. Myers, J. Deatrick. THIRD ROW: R. Howe, R. Leathery, L. Wolf, D. Howe. FOURTH ROW: J. Zeigler, H. Davis, B. Schrade. s E N I ' O R HI-Y TRICKY TEENS FIRST ROW: Miss Hoover, L. Summers, L. Dennis, V. Gordon, A. Heusner, D. Neiman. SECOND ROW: D. Lescalleet, J. Baker, G. Zepp, G. Boyer, V. Lucabaugh, M. Fair, L. Graybill. THIRD ROW: A. Hikes, D. Leathery, S. Wallace, C. Harris, M. Eshleman, S. LaRue, S. Helman, S. Fair. FOURTH ROW: A. Sowers, C. Gross, S. Lucabaugh, J. Bowen, S. Spaide, D. Starner, T. Megonnell. FIFTH ROW: P. Uffleman, B. Rodrock, S. Wisler, V. Hull, J. Leinart, P. Innerst, J. Neiman, B. Mcllwee, B. Hoff. FIRST ROW: B. Hinkle, H. Lau, L. Herman, G. Jacobs, H. Hoff, D. Shellhammer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Slothour, R. Riebling, V. Warren, S. Miller, J. Deatrick, G. Riley, Mr. Heyser. THIRD ROW: R. Howe, D. Howe, J. LaRue, N. Starner, A. Griest, A. Wolf, F. Alwine. FOURTH ROW: R. Leathery, J. Hoak, L. Myers, C. Myers, E. Golden, G. Sauble, L. Wolf, E. Wantz. 80 TRI-HI Y FIRST ROW: P. Mcllwee, J. Gross, D. Hoffman, D. Wonders, B. Riebling-- SECOND ROW: B. Conley, L. Boone, P. Oberlander, J. Beaverson, B. DeHaven. F H. A. FIRST ROW: J. Nicky, S. Harbold, J. Hankey, M. Metz, M. Glatfeiter, A. Hershey-- SECOND ROW: B. Lusk, S. Smyers, S. Miller, C. Nace, K. Cashman, S. Westfall-- THIRD ROW: C. Ross, C. Beaver, C. Metz, P. Chorley, L. Sloan, V. Byers, Miss Christman. 81 HISTORY FIRST ROW: J. Weigand, R. Hopper, R. Thomas, S. Weigle, J. Neidig, J. Drake, B. Kimmel, J. Trostle, Mr. Kennedy-- SECOND ROW: B. Kohler, B. Sherman, B. Wantz, J. Ensor, D. Wagner, S. Miller, N. Decker, S. Breighner, D. Ditzler-- THIRD ROW: P. Oberlander, P. Lerew, C. Zepp, C. Snyder, M. Hoffman, H. Hankey, S. Bricker, S. Moore, E. Hopper, S. Grim-- FOURTH ROW: M. Weiser, W. Kennedy, E. Lory, C. Ross, B. Tate, B. Hess, S. Barbour, D. Jacobs, D. McCauslin, R. McCauslin-- FIFTH ROW: W. Sherman, J. Schaeffer, R. Wolf, K. Semke, S. Bricker, D. Vaughn, R. Trostle, R. Wolf, G. Shank, S. Black, J. Wolf. FIRST ROW: Mr. Gruver, D. Bricker, J. Hinkle, B. Bower, B. Lescalleet, B. Bolger-- SECOND ROW: B. Hinkle, L. Kuntz, T. Myers, J. Hardy, B. Runk, J. Cashman-- THIRD ROW: C. Gembe, T. Wolf, T. Cashman, J. Fry, J. Harbold, R. Hoover-- FOURTH ROW: C. Hoke, T. Hardy, D. Bricker, W. Hinkle. 82 CONSERVATION FIRST ROW: F. Reever, M. Townsend, P. Grove, K. Miller, R. Robinson, R. Davis, P. West. SECOND ROW: Mr. Slothour, D. Leathery, J. Eisenhart, T. Lehmer, M. Leas, P. Guise, D. Livingston, J. Lennig. THIRD ROW: G. Riley, J. Schaeffer, G. Nickey, R. Crone, R. Crook, B. Leas, T. Myers, E. Wenschhof, R. Riebling. PRESS FIRST ROW: D. Cookerly, S. McCartney, E. Miller, R. Livingston, B. Pate, W. Fleshman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Becker, A. Wooters. J. Sipling. M. Lohbaugh, L. Kuntz, Mrs. Shatto. THIRD ROW: B. Schrade, J. Rinehart, L. Haines. B. Guise, J. Reynolds, G. Guise, S. Cashman. 83 FIRST ROW: C. Shook, L. King, T. Hopper— SECOND ROW: D. Roemer, L. Pentz, B. Miller, M. Chronister. FUTURE TEACHERS’ FIRST ROW: M. Hikes, W. Shook, D. Wonders, C. Shook, W. Trostle— SECOND ROW: Mr. Meyers, D. Starner, D. Hoffman, M. Krout, M. Hoffman, S. Bricker, H. Hankey— THIRD ROW: C. Zepp, C. Snyder, D. Fair, W. Poteet, P. Mcllwee, B. Dehaven. 84 FIRST ROW: D. Myers, B. Markle, L. Dennis, L. Hertz, A. Davis. SECOND ROW: D. Myers, K. Reid, M. Dissinger, P. Smiley, Mr. Billett. THIRD ROW: A. Anderson, J. Gross, W. Borror, B. Byers, J. Megonnell, B. Hull. FOURTH ROW: N. Bodkins, M. Hull, J. Brodbeck, M. Krout. FIFTH ROW: D. Starner, P. Green, L. Hinkle. FIRST ROW: T. Hopper, S. Harbold, C. Harris, L. Sloan, L. Hardy, R. Kiner, J. Trostle, A. Lehman, L. Dennis, B. Spertzel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Korver, R. Davis, P. West. J. Prosser, J. Breighner, H. Pottorff, R. Robinson, W. Howe. R. Keefer, P. Fleshman. J. Kline. THIRD ROW: J. Lenig, T. Asper, L. Ahlers, M. Eshleman, B. Mcllwee, D. Leathery, B. Pate, W. Fleshman, B. Bricker, B. Bubb, E. Lorey, R. Ahlers. FOURTH ROW: C. Lerew, E. Myers, P. Guise, B. Aldinger, C. Ross, S. Westfall, K. Stambaugh, J. Rinehart, S. Eisenhart, L. Fry, L. Hertz, C. Ross. FIFTH ROW: E. Wenschhof, D. Weigle, J. Hankey, C. Poteet, J. Weigle. N. Shultz, C. Roelker, J. Miller, P. Mcllwee, D. Hoffman, C. Metz, W. Kuykendall. SIXTH ROW: A. Hoke, D. Leathery, R. Crone, C. Aughinbaugh. L. Leer, R. Myers, R. Pond. L. Megon- nell, E. Williams, P. Grove, P. Taylor, K. Stambaugh. FIRST ROW: C. Weiser, R. Garman, K. Stambaugh, L. Ahlers, R. Frigm, J. Kline-- SECOND ROW: R. Kiner, R. Decker, M. Weigel, J. Waltmeyer, M. Komesz, P. Middour-- THIRD ROW: M. Williams, R. Leer, R. Slothour, R. Hinzman, L. Stevens, D. Klinedinst, D. Fair, P. Lerew. FIRST ROW: R. Keefer, G. Scott, K. Berkheimer, D. Sowers, J. Breighner, R. Ahlers-- SECOND ROW: P. Wolfe, E. Gracey, W. Pond, E. Williams, W. Howe, Mr. McMullen-- THIRD ROW: J. Jacobs, R. W. Church, J. Becker, R. Schrade, P. Grove, R. Schaeffer. 86 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: D. Bricker, B. Bower, D. Sparkman, B. Miller, B. Wantz, M. Dissinger, J. Drake, S. Wenschhof, B. Bolger. SECOND ROW: S. Bricker, L. Kuntz, M. Weiser, G. Baum. R. Stoner, R. Kline, W. Trostle, J. Stoner, W. Poteet. THIRD ROW: Mr. Billett. advisor, H. Hankey, M. Hikes, S. Cashman, J. Gross, L. Boone, C. Zepp, L. Pentz, M. Hoffman, S. Bricker. Coming, Dear. But Prof! The three musketeers. Where’s my contact lens? We’re great-just ask us! Recess time! 89 Wait for me Coach! Sorry you missed the team pix, Dick. (Richard Wolf, Varsity Football Team) A T L E T I C S FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: J. Zeigler, B. Schrade, L. Haines, R. Reibling, T. Hardy, C. Hoke, W. Sher- man, T. Wolf, C. Gembe. SECOND ROW: L. Miller, L. Bobb, D. Fair, G. Shank, J. Smith, E. Golden, D. Bricker, S. Bricker. THIRD ROW: A. Hoke, L. Megonnell, R. Pond, w! Hinkle, R. McCauslin, B. Hinkle. T E A M A C T I O N 92 SENIORS C. Gembe L. Haines B. Hinkle T. Wolf 93 W. Sherman J. Zeigler B. Riebling, P. Green, B. Markle, B. Lescalleet, K. DeHaven, D. Starner. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS ACTION 94 BEFORE THE GAME 95 ACTION Mr. Kemper, Mr. Smarsh, Mr. Becker - Football Coaches. 96 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: J. Eisenhart, T. Cookerly, C. Hoke, L. Miller, E. Golden, T. Hardy, R. Rohrbaugh, S. Bricker, D. Bricker, C. Gembe. SECOND ROW: S. Black, Mr. Gruver-coach, R. Hoover. T. Hardy, R. Rohrbaugh, J. Eisenhart, C. Gembe, T. Cookerly, C. Hoke, L. Miller. 97 D. Wonders, B. Bower, B. Bolger, B. Lescalleet, P. Oberlander, B. Markle. 98 JV BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: L. Hoover, A. Hoke, J. Eisenhart, T. Myers, L. Herren, D. Shellehamer. SECOND ROW: E. Cramer, J. Harbold, R. Baker, L. Megonneii, J. Wolf, Mr. Reeder, E. Rodrock, W. Weaver, G. Wagner, M. Jabobs. V. Gordon, J. Bowen, J. Leinart, B. DeHaven, W. Fieshman, G. Boyer. 99 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: P. Gusie, P. Taylor, D. Komesz, P. Fleshman, R. Gardner, J. Prosser, W. Weidner, J. Hardy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crum, D. Griffith, W. Smith, B. Boyer, M. Mummert, T. Harbold, T. Tanger, J. Lenig, Mr. Morrison. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: T. Tanger, R. Lancaster, W. Weaver, D. Bricker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kemper, C. Hoke, L. Haines, L. Prosser, B. Hull, P. Oberlander, M. Fair, Mr. Gruver. 100 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: M. Krout, V. Hull, A. Heusner, S. Grim, L. Prosser, B. Byers, B. Hull, V. Byers, P. Lerew, J. Gross, D. Roemer, B. Hoff. SECOND ROW: D. Hoffman, Mrs. Malone, coach, W. Borror, M. Hull. B. Byers TRACK FIRST ROW: R. Rohrbaugh, J. Eisenhart, J. Eshieman, L. Wolf, R. Leathery, D. Faden- recht. SECOND ROW: J. Hoak, W. Inskip, W. Krall, J. Eshieman, L. Miller, R. Howe, R. Gise, R. Hoffman. Mr. David Eby - Coach J. Eisenhart C. Hoke R. Rohrbaugh FIRST ROW: T. Wolf, W. Shook, L. Herren, C. Hoke. SECOND ROW: Mr. Eby, Coach, D. Fadenrecht, L. Hoover, K. Baker, D. Leathery, G. Saubie, J. Harbold, Mr. Smarsh, Coach. THIRD ROW: J. Eisenhart, D. Meyers, G. Shank, R. Rohrbaugh, L. Miller, J. Eshle- man, D. Fair, R. Howe. L. Miller T. Wolf BASEBALL C. Gembe E N I O R S K. Group C. Hoke T. Wolf SPORTS The keynote of the football season was experience. Although the Eagles sported a 0-6-1 season record, several varsity members received recognition for outstanding play. Tom Hardy, a6-5, 210 pound senior was given honorable mention by the Associated Press poll of District 3 for his play at tackle. Two other seniors, Craig Hoke and Charlie Gembe, were named to the Adams County Top Eleven Players, a team chosen by the coaches of Adams County. In basketball, after posting a 1-3 exhibition record, the Eagles, under head coach Glenn Gruver, started the 61-62 Adams-Franklin season with a 57-37 win over St. Thomas. Even in this game it was apparent that we had a winning combination with Craig Hoke, Tom Hardy, and Charlie Gembe all hitting in double figures. The high-flying Eagles went on to three straight victories before losing to Greencastle. A win over James Buchanan and a loss to Scotland tied B.S.H.S. with Littlestown for the division lead. Then came three more victories before a heart-breaking loss to New Oxford, 50-46. (Incidentally, this was the only loss to an Adams County team.) We trounced Fannet-Metal 67-52 to wrap up the Adams County diadem and in the final regular season contest whipped Littlestown 50-33. In the Adams-Franklin playoffs on the neutral Scotland floor, the Eagles went down to defeat at the hands of Greencastle's Blue Devils, 82-69. Our overall record of 13-10 and league mark of 12-6 would have assured us a berth in the District 3 Class C playoffs, but a stipulation in PIAA rules that competing teams must have at least five teams in their division, disqualified us. Three B.S.H.S. varsity members placed in the Top Ten Adams County scorers--Hardy, Hoke, and Gembe. Hoke and Hardy were also named to the ten-man Adams-Franklin All Star Team (a repeat performance for Craig Hoke.) Craig was also given honorable mention in District 3, All- State Basketball Poll. The Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. Reeder, posted a 9-8 record in copping the reserve championship. The 1961 season of track participation brought Bermudian its first victory in such competition. This first win over Boiling Springs, as well as a close victory over Greencastle, gave the team a 2 won 3 lost record in dual competition. Kenton Taylor provided the individual high point standing by placing third in the District 3, 440-yard dash at Lancaster. In addition to Taylor, Bill Inskip, Butch Krall, Steve Chronister, John Eshleman, Lee Miller, Laverne Wolf, and Jeff Eisenhart bore the brunt of the scoring. A fine group of youngsters of the '62 team shows promise of filling the shoes of those who left the '61 team due to graduation. Bermudian is hopeful to move from Adams County Runners-Up in baseball to the championship. With five seniors in the lineup as starters, the chances look very fine for a successful season. 105 Parties May Be Arranged By Calling York Springs 528-4712 or Contacting E. Ernest Hollabaugh at the MARY JANE ROLLER RINK Compliments GENTZLER GRAIN FEED CO. of a Locust Street FRIEND East Berlin Pennsylvania Compliments of H. W. BAKER HAGERMAN’S BOWLING CENTER Heating Plumbing Roofing Spouting East Berlin Pennsylvania THE LEADER STORE GILBERT FAIR SONS Hanover, Pennsylvania Roofing, Spouting, Sheet Metal Work, General Repairs York Springs Pennsylvania AVENUE DINER Gettysburg Pennsylvania OSBORN PRINTING COMPANY Stationery and Special Forms Letter Duplicating Book Matches - Rubber Stamps Salesbooks - Register Forms Biglerville, Pennsylvania HILL TOP FARM DITZLER’S MOBILE HOME SALES C. R. Gembe - Owner York Springs Pennsylvania Home Dressed Poultry and Fresh Eggs 1 2 mile South on Route 15 York Springs Pennsylvania C. F. Ditzler HOWARD’S OF HANOVER Congratulations from ETLINE GROCERY 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 photographs 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. This studio is the headquarters for special photographic work and the doors are open to students of Bermudian Springs and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? THE ENSMINGER STUDIOS Special Styles and Rates for Students Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania DITZLER’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Maytag, Zenith, Kroehler, and Frigidaire CROSS KEYS STARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Washing, Greasing, Light Repairs Free pick up and delivery York Springs, Pa. 528-4716 jyj a Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors R. D. 1 New Oxford, Pa. MA 4-7961 WEIGLE’S TV SERVICE York Springs, Pa. Compliments of Serving Each New Generation WREATHA'S BEAUTY SHOP LITTLE’S DAIRY York Springs, Pa. 528-4153 Hanover, Pa. 951 York St. ME 7-5131 HOWELL RYNARD HARDWARE York Springs, Pa. 528-4426 SERVIC-E. y IS OUR Jy A FIRST THOUGHT XyTr WOLF’S BUS LINES Motor Coach Charter Service For Groups And Parties to any place in the United States Phone: 528-4125 York Springs, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of the PENN WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY CLEAR SPRINGS MOTOR COURT 4 Clear Springs, Pa. 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We Welcome Your Patronage Phone 259-1521 East Berlin, Pennsylvania Compliments of BUPP’S DAIRY Compliments to the Class of '62 from HEUSNER’S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Hampton Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '62 BUCHART ASSOCIATES Architects Engineers York .... Lancaster .... Johnstown BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Phone 677-7515 A. L. Leinart, Proprietor Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '62 YORK SPRINGS MEAT MARKET COULSON’S GARAGE Home Dressed Cured Meats York Springs Pennsylvania Groceries Frozen Foods -rhJbM -«s Best Wishes to the Class of '62 BARBARA’S SCHOOL OF DANCE Tap, Ballet, Toe, Baton, Acrobat and Modern Jazz i L VEGETABLES R. D. 1 East Berlin, Pa. Phone: Dillsburg 2699 York Springs Pennsylvania STARNER’S GRAIN AND FEED Custom Grinding and Mixing Hampton, Pennsylvania Phone: New Oxford MA 4-2300 WORLEY’S NURSERY R. D. 1 York Springs, Pennsylvania Phone: York Springs 528-4434 THE PETERS’ ORCHARDS Route 94 Midway between York Springs and Mt. Holly Phone: York Springs 528-4380 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 SUNNY VIEW FRUIT FARMS Apples-Peaches-Cherries Phone: York Springs 528-4269 Fremont S. Kuntz R. D. 1 Gardners, Pennsylvania MUSSELMAN’S Congratulations Graduates Biglerville and Gardners, Pennsylvania Inwood, West Virginia Compliments of SUNCREST GARDENS on the Holly Pike Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania STAUFFER S GARAGE General Repair Work, Body Fender Painting Paul H. Stauffer, Jr. R. D. 2 York Springs, Pennsylvania GEO. W. LILLICH SON Feed, Grain, Paint Fertilizer and Cement York Springs, Pennsylvania Specialists in Yearbook Advertising JAMES ESHLEMAN JAMES HARBOLD East Berlin Pennsylvania Congratulations Graduates ROY M. WILLIAMS Paint and Paper Hanging York Springs, Pennsylvania Compliments of NETTIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 528-4545 York Springs Pennsylvania LEHMAN'S CASH FEED STORE Phone 528-4151 York Springs Pennsylvania BRANDT’S WAREHOUSE Feed, Lumber, Coal Grain, Cement Fertilizer Locust Street East Berlin Pennsylvania C. L. EICHOLTZ CO. BEFORE Authorized Royal Sales Service New and Used Typewriters ) AFTER J 1 New Oxford Pennsylvania GROVE AND SECHRIST THE DILLSBURG SPORTING GOODS NATIONAL BANK 77 North Main Street Red Lion Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class Cengtatu atietu of 1962 GRADUATES Dillsburg, Pennsylvania LAITS CUT-RATE Proprietary Medicine Toiletries Gift Items, Toys, Novelties Magazines, Films Restaurant East Berlin, Pennsylvania KUHN TRANSPORTATION CO. Gardners, Pa. Phone 677-8141 Congratulations to the Class of '62 THE PEOPLE’S STATE BANK Where Every Customer is Important Phone 259-2571 East Berlin, Pa. NELL’S FOOD MARKET East Berlin, Pa. THOMAS LINOLEUM STORE 9 x 12 Rugs-$5.25 Wall Floor Tiles 12 ft. Wide Vinyl Floor Covering Phone 259-3582 East Berlin, Pennsylvania HARLACHER’S Jewelry Gift Shop Dillsburg, Pa. Phone 5911 Keepsake Diamonds Compliments BOB’S DINER to the Class of '62 Best Place to Eat DUFFY-MOTT CO., INC. Aspers, Pa. Aspers, Pa. Mott's Apple Products ROY B. BOYER Sunsweet Prunes Clapps Baby Food Appliances Furniture Wiring Plumbing Mott's Figure Control Phone 259-3021 East Berlin, Pa. Compliments of JONES’ GROCERY COMPANY DANNER’S INC. Dillsburg, Pa. Insurance Bonding Real Estate DELP’S STORE East King St., East Berlin, Pa. Phone 677-8748 Phone 259-3781 Idaville, Pa. LEREW'S INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Allis-Chalmers New Idea Farm Equipment EAST BERLIN GARAGE, INC. Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth Phone 259-2771 Abbotstown Street East Berlin, Pa. East Berlin, Pa. TRONE WEIKERT MEN’S SHOP Center Square Hanover, Pa. MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE 430 Carlisle St. Hanover, Pa. CASHMAN'S HARDWARE Housewares, Sporting Goods, Paints SMITH’S CLEANERS Cleaning-Pressing-Alterations Free Moth Proofing wsi Phone 259-3771 East Berlin, Pa. We Give S H Green Stamps Phone 259-3511 East Berlin, Pa. HOFF’S INSURANCE SERVICE Comphmtnts of Erie Insurance Exchange Hampton, Pa. DR. AND MRS. ESHLEMAN w 1 Congratulations to the Class of '62 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Phone: New Oxford MA 4-6984 OF YORK SPRINGS, PA. You Can Depend On Us to Accurately Compound Your Doctor's Prescription GRUBER’S PHARMACY HERSHEY’S Phone 4081 Dillsburg Dillsburg's Only Drug Store 5 AND 10 £ STORE AND FOOD MARKET SEIBERT’S A-G FOOD STORE Groceries-Produce-Meats We Deliver Phone 528-4533 On the Square, Dillsburg, Pa. York Springs, Pa. WEISER ORCHARDS To the members of the Class of 1962- Let the years of learning that you are approaching be an opportunity rather than a chore. Compliments 0 Dr. Mrs. Leon Roos M. E. Weiser Compliments of (pniptulations CLEARVIEW BOWLING CENTER HOME SERVICE SUPPLY CO. Zenith TV Norge, Maytag Appliances Compliments of Phone 259-2542 East Berlin, Pennsylvania BONNIE BRAE FRUIT FARMS JANE LOUISE SALON Modern Beauty Culture Gardners, R. D. 1 LC AMAm Phone: 528-4544 SMITH’S RESTAURANT AND FOUNTAIN Home Cooked Meals Open 7 Days a Week 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Reserved for Banquets, Parties, or Sunday Dinners Phone 528-4610 York Springs, Pa. BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Biglerville, Pa. Phone 677-7515 HARTZELL'S BAKERY Bread, Rolls, Buns, Donuts Phone 677-7020 Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of the EAST BERLIN NATIONAL BANK BOUDER’S Member F.D.I.C. ATLANTIC STATION Baltimore Ave. Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. J. R. EISENHART Plumbing, Heating Contractor Phone Hunter 6-9929 Pumps Sales and Service Sheet Metal Work East Berlin, Pa. Phone 259-2267 Compliments of EUGENE A. REYNOLDS SON Painting York Springs Pennsylvania Best Wishes from the DILLSBURG FEED MILL Dillsburg Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of 1962 SMITH MOTORS Heidlersburg Pennsylvania Congratulations! WEIGLE’S STORE Heidlersburg Pennsylvania Good Luck to all the underclassmen FROM THE CLASS OF 1962 Compliments of SMITH’S GARAGE .. W «•' d Congratulations r • From ZJivin H3iuLj£.i. Daxm m ' r11 - R. D. 4 Florist Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of the YEARBOOK STAFF! Compliments of THE PITTENTURF FUNERAL HOME York Springs Pennsylvania PATRONS AND FRIENDS LLOYD’S OF HANOVER CHRIST CHURCH OF YORK SPRINGS BORDEN'S ICE CREAM MR. AND MRS. PAUL A. LEREW MR. AND MRS. GUY L. TANGER, JR. CROSS KEYS DINER MISS MARION LANE A W Franklin S. Kunkel Cross Keys Service Station Howard's of Hanover Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kennedy Roth's Piano Service Mr. and Mrs. William Shook, Jr. Richard Kanwischer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lerew Mr. and Mrs. Mac Lott Mr. and Mrs. Ross Koons Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bubb Mr. and Mrs. Leland King Dick's Fun Shop Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crum Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shirley Mrs. Ethel Weiser Harry Fasick Mr. and Mrs. Miley Yohe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Detwiler Mrs. L. Spencer Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hull Mr. and Mrs. R. Lucabaugh H. J. Philips Sons, Ins. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winand Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller Mrs. J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Kennedy Andrew Washington Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hikes Smith Garage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dissinger i - rs