Big Spring Joint High School - Big Spring Yearbook (Newville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

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The name,HThe Big Springn, was selected as a permanent title by members of the graduating class. We felt the name was typical of our locality. The large spring pours forth its waters from some hidden source near our town, and then moves on to the sea. So it is with usg receiving our start in school we spring into the world as one of the tributaries in the Stream of Life. AS we look into these pages during the future years may they bring to us many reminiscences of classmates and teachers, d ever awakening keep more true the love of our Alma Mater. 939 ik gk gg CHARLES E. HASSLER DEDICATION - - - We, the Class of 1948, feel it a privi- lege to dedicate this, THE BIG SPRING, our yearbook, to Mr. Hassler,our friend and counselor for many years. first as a teacher and then as a super- intendent he has aided us in our effort to move through our adolescence and pre pare for our place in society. -,9e- 1 1 rv glhi 1 K Y .L T ry I , f 4 'J I 1 5- 1 L . . 7 , ., Ui , 5 M a : ..y, ,W . 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'.ii,Q'7Zx kfxfff-i1f1.ffA ' R. x,-. , 'ieiyw ff' iyeavgoofl Sfaff Barbara Griffie-----Editor-in-chief Edgar Salisbury----Associate Editor Jay Ginter ------------ --Sports Editors ------ - Feature Editors Edgar Salisbury --------------------- Ruth Lay, Dorothy Oiler ------------- Patsy Over, Joanne Swartz! ---------- June Kyle ------------------ --------- --Rosalind Johnson ----Class Prophecy --------------Glass History --------Class Will -----------------Class Song Activity Editors Louise Drexler Peggy Rook Betty Henry June Kyle Janet Stahl Patsy Over ------------ Business Managers ----- Bertha Shellehamer ------ Circulation --------- Photography ---------------------------------- Advisor ----------------------------- --------- Sm H H '56 Q Q Kathryn Seitz Joyce Stitt --------Robert Fry Louise Bowermaster -Harry J. Robinson -William J. Porter laifv f, eniov Walter Loy ----------------- ------ Qfagsfli Qpfficevafb Jay Ginter ------------------- Vice -President President Kathryn Seitz --------------------- Robert Fry ----- - ----- Secretary Treasurer Miss Mary Plough ----------- ---Class Advisor - xiii .Q. V 'w ' M ,.f s tiny tots, we, graduating class to learn that of the members of this of 1948, first came which the world and ....., X , 1 Eb I r, si in f V .Ni ' wisdom were made. It was a turbulent place at best, and we would have in- deed been lost, if it were not ifor the many kind hearts, and wiser heads, who lead us on our way. we thank them 511, To our Senior Class advisor, miss Mary Plough, we would say a special word, and yet this too dissolves itself into the best and simplest tribute we know- Wwe thank youu. , s we leave our books and studies be- QP' ,L xx? ' deg, ' hind, we would say farewell, with a few lines from Thomas Bailey Aldrich MEMORY My mind lets go a thousand things, Like dates of wars and deaths of kin And yet recalls the very hour- 'Twas noon by yonder village tower, And on the last blue moon in May- The wind came briskly up th1S WHY, Crisping the brook beside the road... 33: And Reminding Us Always Of THE BIG SPRING VOLUME I i NUMBER I .,p:nn. Doris Baer ------- NDorisW Vocational 'How about it?W Betty Burkholder'BurkieN Vocational 'Awiheck!n Betty baker ------ nBetty Vocational 71011, my-tn Mary L. Drexler---VDrexH Vocational HOh, jeepersln Louise Bowermaster-HLouU Academic WOhQ Heavensln . --5--. Frank Eberly -------- NEDU Academic ' 'NGee whizln ....,g.s-.. Mary Barrick WShortyW Vocatlonal 'My wordln Barbara Griffie--nBarbW Academic W0h, nutsln Jay Ginter ----- HGinterH Academic 'Howdy, Podnar.' Alma Harvey ---- --WAlmaN Vocational WI don't know.N Doris Graver---nGraver' Vocational WYou don't know, do U?N Isabel Hemminger-Nlsie' Vocational WOh, starsin Betty Henry ----- 'Henry' Academic UAW, Gael' --g-- Doris Jones ---- NJonsey' Vocational WI don't know.n --f-- A Phyllis HostetterHPhyln Academic Hmmmn'toswv' --g-- Donald Kail ------ NKailn Vocational WWhy?W --y-- r -1 Q! Rosalind Johnson-'Rosen Vocational NFor heavens sakeln V --g-- Jane Kyle -------- 'JuneW Academic UMy wordin f -'f Mffwfffaw WJ JQQQfuupM 7nC? Ruth Lay --------- vnutrv' Academic WFor heavens' sakeln --f-- Bernard Meals-NBernardH Vocational nSteady, Triggerln --g-- Walter Loy ------ Wwallyn Academic HTry this awhile.H --g-- Franklin MengesNMengesW Vocational WI didn't do it.' --g-- Thomas McCullough-HTomP Vocational 'Gawsh , darn! --4-- Miriam Ocker---WMiriamW Vocational NMy heavensln --g-- 1. s Q S MK A Dorothy Oiler ----- NDotU Academlc 'Yeee gadsln Edgar Salisbury-USaltyW Academlc 'Could be?n , Patsy Over -------- nPatW Academic Baby Q Kathryn beitz---WKat1eH Academic My garshl Peggy Rook -------- nPegH Q, Academic nHello, Dear.n Bertha She11ehamerNBertW Vocational nMy wordln QWXQJ va' Paul ShowakerUShowakerN Vocational NLet's play cowboys.n Joanne Swartz ---- WJosen Academic AWE fTh1'66 times .D Janet Stahl ----- NStahlN Academic UOh, crumln Helen Varner ---- NHelenW Vocational WYou're crazyln Joyce btitt Joyce Academic WIsn't it sil1y?H Richard Wheeler--NDick Academic Pity souls Robert Fry ------ WBobby' Vocational nHoly heokln Frances Woltz--WP1ckleN Vocational UI don't know.' CLASS MOTTO 'In Ourselves Our Future Lies' -.g-- CLASS FLOWER WhitepRose -.y-- CLASS COLORS Green and white -..,9e-- CLASS SONG KTune: WThe Whippenpoof Songn To dear Newville nigh will our thoughts ere turn Through the years, You'vegguided us well for our journey out Into lifeo To thee we now our homage pay For years of happy memories, Alma Mater we bid farewell Newville High. --, ..- ef I z I SW .---Q-gr .Y f--.----1-7' --. -- - T-fqgf .-g-1.4.47-fir-W- f ' ' ' 5 ixfif -- ' -' cqlgygoyg C?lg9g0 0 lcibf SENIOR ACTIVITIES DORIS BAER: F.H.A.-2,5,4g Girls chorus-1. BETTY BAKER: Girls Chorus-1,33 Mixed Chorus-5,43 F. H.A.-2,5,4. MARY BARRICK: F.H.A.-2,5,4. LOUISE BOWERMASTER: Girls Chorus-1,33 Mixed Chorus- 5,43 Arts and Crafts-lg Science Club-1, 23 - Dramatics-25 Cgeerleaders-1,5,4g 'A Little Honey'-2. ' BETTY BURKHOLDER: Girisrcnorus-1g Dramaties- 2, 4 - Basketball-l,2,5,4g F.H.A,-2,s,4. M. LOUISE DREXLER: Girls Chorus-1,53 Mixed Chorus-1, 45 Drematics-25 Basketball-l,2,5,4g F.H.A.-2, 5,4g Librarian-53 Cheerleader-1,53 Majorette, 43 Wwhen the Moon Rises'-43 WGrandad Steps -- Outng WA Little HoneyW-2. FRANK EBERLY: Jr. Sports Club-13 Dramatics-5,43 Mix- ed Chorus-53 Male Chorus-5q ROBERT FRY: Baseball-l,2g5,4g Basketball-1,2,5,4gJra .Sports Club-13 Sr. SportaNC1ub-33. F.F.A.- 5, 43 Mhle Chorus-53 Mixed Chorus-5,43 Nwhen the Moon Rises'-4. . JAY GINTER: Jr. Sports Club-lg sr. Sports Club-53 The Male Chorus-55 Baseball-l,2,5,4g Basketball-2, 5,45 Science Club-23 Mixed Chorus-3. DORIS GRAVERz Dramatics-23 F.H.A.-53 Girls Chorus-5-g ' Journalism-4. BARFBARA G-RIFFIE: D1-amatics-ag Ledoli-23 Basketball-1, ' 255,43 Twirler-53 Girls Chorus-5g Mixed Chorus 5,43 Cheerleader-lg 'A Date With JudyW-5gGran- dad Steps Outn-4g HBig Spring' Editor-4. ALMA HARVEY: F.H.A.-2,5,4. ISABEL H M INGER: Gir1s'Ch0rus-1,55 Basketball- 2,53 Band-5g F.H.AQ'5,4Q Mixed Chorus-5,4. BETTY HENRY: Dramatics-2: Ledoli-23 Basketball-l,2,5, 45 Girls Chorus-55 Mixed Chorus- 5,4gu- Libra- rian-5,4g WAsk the Professorn-53WGrandad steps ' Outn-4g 'when the Moon Risesn-4. ' PHILLIS HOSTETTER: Dramatios-ag orchestra-5,45 -Bana- s,4. If, ,. 4' -, Z, 1: 'w 1 -w ,.: Y 1- , ,F af. J 55 Z 1, ax, X4 5 . 1 ' v ILQ. 1, -,'. ,. vos, rrvvi-1 ul' 'nr' 1.I sl- M-aw - ,:,. .-...f .,--- L- V :..2::q , :- 4 1 .L -:,.q.v' I Cwgog 99750 ROSALIND JOHNSON: Basketball-2,5,4g F.H.A.-2,5,4g The Girls Chorus-5g Mixed Chorus-5,4. DORIS JONES: Girls Chorus-l,5g Basketba1l-2,3,4gJour- nalism-4. DONALD KAIL: Jr. Sports Club-lg science Club-2gDrams- tics-2,5,4g F.F.A.-2,5,4g HA Date with Judyn-5 WGrandad Steps Outn-4. RUTH LAY: Girls Chorus-1,23 Orchestra-5,4gDramatics-3 Cheerleader-4- WALTER LOY: Basketball-3,43 Baseball-5g Orchestre- 53 Band 5,45 Male Chorus-53 Mixed Chorus-3,4gHAsk the Professorn-53 Grandad Steps Outn-4. THOMAS MC-CULLOUGH: Jr. Sports Club-lg F.F.A.-5,4. FRANKLIN M NGES: Jr. Sports Club-lg Science Club- 25 Dramatics-2g Male Chorus-5g Mixed Chorus- 2,43 'When the Moon RisesW,4. MIRIAM OCKER: F.H.A.-2,5,4. DOROTHY OILER: Girls Chorus-1,53 Twirler-53 The Mixed Chorus-33 Journalism-4. PATSY OVER: Girls Chorus-1,53 Dramatics-l,2gThe Mixed Chorus-5,4g NA Date With Judyn-3. PEGGY ROOK: Science-lg Dramatics-23 Basketball -5,43 Twirler-55 Journalism-4. EDGAR SALISBURY: Jr. Sports Club-1gScience-2gBaseball 2,5g Basketball-3,4g Male Chorus-5gMixed Chor- us-5,4g WGrandad Steps Out'-4g NAsk the Pro - fessorn- 3. KATH YN SEITZ: Girls Chorus-1,55 Dramatics-23 Basket- ball-2,3,4. BERTHA SHELLEHAMER: Girls Chorus-l,5g Drematics-23 F. HlA.'5,4Q Journalism-4. PAUL SHOWAKER: Jr. Sports Club-lg Science-23 F.F.A. - 2,5,4. , JANET STAHL: Science-23 Dramatics-23 Girls Chorus -5g Mixed Chorus-5,4. ' JOYCE STITT: Girls Chorus-1,53 Dramatics-1,25 Basket- ball-2,5g 'A Date With Judyn-3. . JOANNE SWARTZ: Girls Chorus-1,53 Basketball-2,5g Mix- ed Chorus-3,4. ' HELEN VARNER: Basketball-l,2,5,4g F.H.A.-:s,4. RICHARD WHEELERi Jr. Sports Club-lg Science-2gBasket- ball-3,43 Orchestra-55 Band-5,4. FRANCES WOLTZ: Basketball-1,2,5,4g Orchestra-55 Band- 5,4g F.H.A.-2,5,4g Mixed Chorus-5. f - - --xv:- - QFQSSC Sfigforg FRESHMAN CLASS As the beautiful Monarch butterfly begins its growth, from a tiny cell, so were we destined to start as small bewildered pupils. With an ini- tial enrollment of fifty-nine members, the class was divided into two sec- tions with Miss Saby and Miss herb, as supervisors. After getting acquainted with one another, we elected officers, as follows: president, June Kyle, secretary, Joan Swartz, and treasurer, Fran- ces Woltz. before nur first year came to a close, some of our number were lost to us, including ndna may Salisbury, nick Gohick, James Miller, Robert Spahr, Gayle Keck, Robert Heller, and Jane Whee1er.Jean Stouffer also trans- ferred to the middletown school. however our enrollment was increased by the addition of Gladys Hill and Leo Weiwall. SOPHOMORE CLASS As the egg must give way to the caterpillar in the mstamorphosis of the butterfly, so were we to become more mature with the second year ,of our learning. The class now numbered fifty-one members, its two sections in supervision of Mrs. Rearick and mr. Krall. Glass officers chosen werespresident, mary Drexlergsecretary,Mina Hurley, treasurer, Bertha Shellehamer. Our chief social event was a successful roller skating party in which everybody co-operated heartily. I The class was again diminished, when we lost the following members charlotte Bennett, Mina Hurley, M rtle Byers, and Lee Hoover.Leo Weivall, a classmate, of whom we are very proud, left during the year to serve in the armed forces. william Burkholder transferred to the oarlisle High school. Rosalind Johnson, Sara Cover and Phyllis Hostetter increased our number at the beginning of the term, while Janet stahl joined us later. JUNIOR CLASS , As the cocoon of the butterfly gives you a glimpse of the beauty which is to come forth, so did our Junior year give us a bright glance at the future. The class had diminished in number to forty-two, and we became a single unit with Mr. Krall as supervisor. Edgar Salisbury now became class president, with Janet Stahl as th secretary, and Jay Gzlnter, treasurer. Roxbury was the scene of two roller skating parties this year. They were well attended and everyone had a swell time. A great event of the year was the selection and purchase of class jewelry, and caps, which were pleasing to all. C5fa5543 Scigfovqc SENIOR CLASS The full grown butterfly now emerges, and spreads its wings in all its beauty, which nature has so bountifully bestowed upon it, So with this feeling,we began our senior year, the most golden of all.We were thirty-eight in number, with Levone Lebo failing to her studies and nernard meals enrolling from another school. Miss Plough became our new faculty advisor. , Under the direction of mr. Porter, and miss Plough,this,our first year book, was planned and published. On April 29, we set out for Washington,U.G., on a sightseeing ex- cursion. The three days tour included all points of interest, and was the high spot of the year. The junior class members were our hosts on may 2l,at a banquet in the social rooms of the Lion Lutheran ohurch.The seniors wish here to ex- tend their thanks for this pleasant evening. big Spring rresbyterian church was the scene of the baccalaureate service on the evening of may 25rd. The following week, on may 25, commence- ment exercises were held in the school auditorium and we received our diplo- mas, at appropriate exercises. with the thought,that Hln ourselves our fut- ure liesn, our motto, and our farewell song to the tune of the whiffenpoof , we left our high school, to venture out into the world. 'D Oliv- is :rr mi 5+ J i' 3 3 6 50 Giles I PO 86C , pee QLASS PROPHECY- Edgar Salisbury -PROGNOSTICATOR Place - Newville, Pa. Time - 1965 From Mayor Frank Eberly's estate, four of us, Walter Loy, Jay Gin- ter, Edgar Salisbury, and Robert Fry, are planning to leave for California, in Fry's 1927 Ford. Among the spectators in the crowd are Donald Kail,the mayor's but- ler, and Mary Barrick, his secretary. Along the curb in the mayor's new 1965 Buick, is his chauffer, Bernard Meals. Slowly, the 56 year old relic of a Ford, starts down High street, past Raulston's Barber Shop, as Mrs. Raulston, formerly June hyle, is com- ing out of the housepwith her ten year old twins, Donna Lee and Donald. Now as we turn left, up Main street, we are headed toward the new City's Entrance on the Super Highway. As we putt-putt through this resid- ential part of town, Ginter notices a large stone mansion, where Peggy Rook and Patsy Over are bathing in their private swimming pools, as both of them married into the millions. g - F Well, here we are in the outskirts of Chicago, and out of gas. Loy is nominated to go and get some. Upon returning Loy said he met a former old Schoolmate at Kramer's Gas Station, where Mrs. Merle Kramer,Dorothy Oiler, sold him the gas., Today is Sunday and 1,000 miles have been covered. We all decided that we should go to church, and give the old Ford a rest.As we entered the church,, we could hardly believe what we saw on the Church Bulletin Board- REV. CHARLES R. WH ELER - SERMON THIS SUNDAY - WSINNERS IN DISTRESSW ----- This Sunday there were two babies to be baptized, Glenn Griffie, Jr., son of the former Ruth Layg and William Chestnut, Jr., son of Bertha Shellehamer.We noticed several familiar faces in the congregation, so after church we stay- ed a few minutes to chat with Doris Jones, Doris Baer, Miriam Ocker, and Dor- is Grever, The rest of the day was spent at the Rev. Mr. Wheeler's residence where we were served a large dinner, at our request, of course. Time's awastin', so we must move on. Oh, my, we have to stop until a band goes by. Say,'look at those drum majorettes, followed by Louise Drex- ler, and Betty Henry, who can still swing their batons. There went also Fran- ces Woltz and Phyllis Hostetter, marching with the others who were campaig- ning for men to be re-instated as voters. l Qfagg tlgvozlogecgo My, that sure was some town, now wasn't it ? Just as we are about to cross a bridge, an old '28 Chevvy driven by Paul Showaker, with a passenger, Frank Menges, smashes intoolthe side of our Ford. So we get towed to a garage by John Christliev, and his wife, Kathryn Seitz, our former schoolmate. Well, that little episode only took up two days time, and at a cost to us of 34238. What the heck! Let's stop here1 , yelled Loy. We all thought he was Joking.Do you know why? Well, I'll tell you, it's very near a college, but it could that he wants to see an old schoolmate. Anyway, we found her, Barbara Griffie, dean of a girls' college, in which J anet-Stahl was housemother at the dorm. Joanne Swartz and Joyce Stitt, teaching phys-ed. In the cafeteria were Rosalindfokm son, head cook, and coach of basketball. Betty Baker, Helen Varner and Alma Harvey were also on the staff. And of all people to be at a girls' college is that redhead, Tom McCullough, the janitor. He used to be so bashfull Fry said, WIt's about time we get Loy out of here or we will never get started. A Fourpdays later we finally wound up in Los Angeles, California.Fry remarked as we parked along the Se.nFrancisco Bay,that The old Ford is still good for another 5000 miles. We were about 525 feet away from the faithful car, when a trailer broke loose from its tractor, and lmocked our ,Ford down the deep drop into the bay. With all 'our belongings gone, we started out anew and who should we run into but Mrs. John Brandt,lLouise Bowermasterl , and Isa- bel Hemminger, accompanied by Betty Burkholder. After loafing two days on an empty stomach, we decided that California was not the place for us, and so we headedback to Pennsylvania on at freight train, broken hearted and broke. We were wiser but sadder men from our experience. o W ,, . ,. .. .Y.V . ,,,,,.,-v-gun--in -1,- Bobby hry's seriousness to Wayne Reed. ' Peggy hook's dark, naturally curly hair to Violet Graham. Rosalind Johnson's basketball ability to Jean hoser. Isabel Hemminger's tiny waistline to Jerry Rebuck. rhyllis hostetter's clarinet aptitude to charlotte Spencer. Some of rhomsas mcoullough's height to kenneth Wagner. Louise Urexler's vocal ability to Josephine Brandt. Bertha Shel1ehamer's talent for Hgoing steadyu to Patsy Hursh. Paul Showakers' bachelor tendencies to John swartz. Miriam 0cker's quietness to the nitmer sisters. June Kyle's brightness to Martha nench. Betty naker's cherry pie baking ability to hazel Hinkle. Betty nurkholder's luck with the boys to Chloe Wagner. Joanne Swartz' nice figure to uarolyn Swartz. Pat Over's friendly nature to foggy Richardson. hate Seitz' beautiful hair to Beulah Stum. Bobby rry's basketball ability to Jim rinkey. Helen Varner's knack of getting along to Loraine Drexler. some of Betty Henry's animation to Janet Ocker. Jay Ginter's ability to get chemistry to non Shearer. Bernard meals' Wlove forevern to Lillie likesell. Franklin menges' dark curly hair to Jack hail. Richard Wheeler's Nsingle mindednessn to Dwight steach. uotty Oiler's long hair to uarolyn Brandt. walter Loy's ability to Hwow' the girls to Paul Clevenger. Barbara uriffie's blond hair to marie Brown. Ruth Lay's ability to get geometry to Bill rickes. Alma Harvey's shortness to mary mcuowan. rrances Woltz' pretty blue eyes to Jean Loy. Janet 5tahl's light build to lary Lou Reese., Donald hail's acting ability to hen narvey. Edgar 5alisbury's physique to Arthur hamilton. Doris naer's ability to make friends to narian Miller. Mary Barrick's tiny features to Lillie mikesell. Doris Jones' quietness to Ida Mae uriffie. Doris Graver's Home hc. ability to Lorayne urexler. frank Eberly's score keeping ability to nichard nrown. Louise Bowermaster's good driving to rom Uiler. To the Glass of '49 is willed the pep of the class of '48, mrs. Finkenbinder, the stoicism of mr. Woods. MI. Porter, another brilliant English class like '48, To Mr. hressler, some of Mr. Spangler's height. To Miss klough, another class as appreciative as To To THE SENIOR CLASS of 1948. V N I VI L SEAL ,lg e 57 H c 6 it 1 1 l...-I CICERO, ga r, 'Q E W .imrfg 553.-1,-,gv . - S O f - 4 - P -.. ' .l'G.j'1:1f-ig'-'V - N 1. 6 x - , 1 , -'ir :LL-,gtg-fix . :: ' J-1-Q .f:.f, ' gh sig-f::r:21 ' 2- :Q1--5711: f www n ww 'mms A N Mi: 71' ' ' -1-.-ww.s'i.- J ff -- . W-elm:-5521141 Java. Q-V 'wa s 1 ENS 'wqgg-.5Eg:zF3?f:sf . , T .gf I - f - - ' - -.mf-f 'iv'-'--Nbr'-23 . 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Gross Fred Hamilton Donald Harvey Mary Hassinger Carolyn Hooker Adelaide Houck Wayne Hurley Herbert Johnson Walter Jones ACADEMIC Q? X l'! ,rx S e- 4 X egg I J -J l Q . .f L EI Frances Hoover June Jumper Jack Kail William Kough Frances McCullough Shirley Meals Virginia Miller Mary Minnick A Violet Nailor Ellwood Nelson Frances Plasterer Mary Russell Violet Salisbury BettyfTarner Chloe Wagner Doris Weaver George Lay Janice Lindsay Jean Loy Joan Martin Mervin Morrison Bruce Mowery Nancy Rearick Peggy Richardson Victor Russell William Shearer Phoebe Shaffer Betty Staver Dwight Steach Beulah Stum Patricia Stum John Watson -lf DI- .I 1-1 gapdwww rngsumnn ?'Le44ma0z N l - Q o O Allen Brandt Robert Brandt Robert Butler Robert Eberly Galen George George Hosler Donald Lehman Paul Myers Lee Pugh Lee Snyder Charles Stake Donald Baum Georgine Beaoham Helmut Blume Doris Jean Brown Donald Boyd Carolyn Ann Brandt Joanne Clouse Joan Clugh Berlin Crites Ray Swartz VOCATIONAL Lynn Zeigler Coyle H. Burkholder Ruth N. Chestnut Sara Chestnut Mary Stum Vada Chestnut Chloe Cohick Shirley Dunbar Leora Hockenberry Lucille Meals Marian Miller ACADEMIC Harold Fickes william Graham Donald Griffie Dolores Heberlig Wayne Hoover Raymond Hurley Barbara Lehman Kenneth Lehman Amy Loy OFFICERS Betty Neidigh Fae Shumaker Margaret Snyder. Louetta Stouffer Helen'w1lliamson John Keck -------- ------. ..... Bob Mowery ------- --...... -Vice Judy Martin ----- ------- --..... Lee Gutshall John Keck John Raulston William Woods Frances Linn Louise Stouffer Ruth McGowan Judith Martin Doris Jean Moffitt Glenn Mowery Robert Mowery Abram Myers Robert Over Mary L. Salisbury Shirley A. Salisbury Kenneth wagner -President -President -Secretary Amy Loy -------- ------- -... ..... Rearick, Lundahl, Jumper ------- Treasurer -Advisors CEM :LQL ELEIHEHTHHH' UZ, Edgar Heberlig -------- Harold Barrick -------- Geraldine Zeigler ----- Carolyn Swartz -------- William J. Porter Jack.Bowman Glenn Crone Edgar Heberlig Doris Heller Phyllis Hoover c Thomas Mcrivieuei Doris Nailor Clair Rice -----Treasurer---------Maitland Wiewall FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS- SECOND SEMESTER -----PresIdent-----------Carolyn Swartz Vice President -------- Edgar Heberlig -Secretary -------------- Jack Bowman .. ----. .......-. ... ...........-...........Advj-SGI' 4-1- -ni--s CLASS ROLL Curtis Riggleman Mary Ellen Steach Carolyn Swartz Lee Weaver . Maitland Wiewall Robert Yooum Geraldine Zeigler Ray Varner f Jack Heberlig- Qaeda OFFICERS -----President President Thomas Wagner ----- V ice Eleanor Wagner Joan Wagner--- J. 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Second Rowe C.Spencer,M.MoGowan L.Mikesell, L.Bowermaster , Y V-W V .pf - ---H -+- ah- Y - .xx . ,r 1 1 I . 2? 7640141 NK gh' lil! I The Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams, under the capable supervisi tory of N With reported ber, the The and lost number of on of Mr. Woods, had one of the heaviest schedules in the his- ewville High. practice starting in the middle of November, about thirty boys for duty. The first game 'was played the second week in Decemf season running through the last week in February. Varsity, lead by Ginter, Loy, Barrick and Captain Fry, won six ten games. Although Wheeler and Salisbury did not have the top points to their credit, they were noted for their excellent team work. The Junior Varsity, lead by Johnson, Keck, Funston, and Morrison, won nine games on their schedule and suffered only five defeats. VARSITY SCHEDULE J-V SCHEDULE Visitors Home Visitors Home New Bloomfield 20 21 New Bloomfield 26 l8 Blain 56 26 Blain 18 36 Blain 24 27 Blain 7 24 Carlisle 29 17 Boiling Springs 15 27 Newport 25 52 Newport 5 29 Scotland 51 25 Scotland 18 15 Quincy 15 28 Quincy 14 22 YOTK SPriHSS 43 42 Scotland 25 21 S00tlHnd 59 55 Boiling Springs 5 18 Boiling 5PTiDSS 53 17 Biglerville l5 20 Bislerville 51 20 Washington Twp ze 18 Washington Twp. 51 24 Carson Long 22 15 Carson Long 58 26 washington Twp. ll 25 York Springs 25 55 Biglerville 29 55 Washington Twp. 12 19 Bi lerville 52 50 ' gfrozals 479 -1-42 255 BT1- HIGH SCORERS Varsity J-V's - Ginter lOl Johnson llO Loy 100 Keck 58 Barrick 72 Funston 55 Fry 67 Morrison 25 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Z e swam NWRS in W INTRAMURAL CHAMPS, SENIORS First Row- Seitz, Griffie, Stitt, Woltz, Rook. Second Rowe Drexler, nenry, Jones, Johnson, Kyle. Not Shown- Varner, Burkholder. 0 o Q.-.1 GIRLS'VARSITY Newvills's first girl varsity basketball team, under the coaching of Lee Finkenbinder, played York Springs, for an away and a return game. Both were officially won by the local team. 4 e ,,.q.uu Players Points Games Played Helen Varner,F 2 2 June Kyle,F 6 2 Louise Drexler,F 16 2 Rosalind Johnson,F 24 2 Phoebe Sheaffer,F O O Mary McKee ngssinger,F O O Betty Fry,F O O Frances Woltz,G O W3 Barbara Griffie,G O 2 Betty Henry,G ' O O Lillie Mikesell,G O 2 Violet Graham,G O l Mary Lu Reese,G O l Lucretia Burkholder,G 0 l First Row Rebuck hamilton Witmer Spencer Hoover George Bard .,,. ,, e. MA I EE? se. QQQFQF wfwefefeffw dgdwc Second Row an , ,Q i V'7 25f1L-2 Iyye KV E K V K tk is 7 FR E E4 - , V, r e R ee w e . Reeee Q F r f c v- Nyyfi eere eff., 'pJ- ,4,,' evefeee X R, A V:.' Vl'e,ff?W ee X e e 5 Z., McGowan ,W I n ,1, N A I I Me al S Jwmrons HU-'fsh Hench H, .1 m... 3 1 v---' FRx',5n,umaa-1 V-NIURES FRESHMEN First Rowe Meals, Loy, Heberlig, Zinng Second Rowe Shoemaker,Moffit, Miller, Clouseg Third Rowe Martin, Brandt, Snyder, Lehman, Stouffer. SOPHOMORES First Rowe Butts, Hockenberry, Martin, Urexler, Richardsong Second Rowe Jumper, Rearick, Sheaffer, Miller, Burkholder, Weaverg Third Rowe Hassinger, Graham, Fry, Meals, Hoover. X lx xy 45 JJ J nnrlvmfs -.-- -.,. ..Y T vamafncgfb 5 , ' Y -x - . Jw, , Frank Eberly --------------- P resident, - ','- Bernard Meals --------- V ice President .ff Lillie Mikesell ------------ Secretary, William J. Porter ----------- -Sponsor - Organized the second semester, this group of twenty members wrote and produced an original play. Their activities included studying the, various aspects of stage productions and work with marionettes. -,I.. JUNIOR DRAMATICS Amy Loy --------------- President John Raulgton----Vice President Judy Martin- ----- 1' - SeC1'eta1'.Y Harry Robinson- ---------- Sponsor - , J OURNALISM H e xxx Peggy Rook ---------- ---Editor I Doris Jones---Managing Editor of QM Bill Fickes--Q ----- News Editor Wlll1BII1 J. PO!L'1Z-er ---- -Sponsor Also organized the second semester, this club of thirty-four members were responsible for the material appearing in the Valle b Y Times Star under the title Students Scrapbook. L -7,- I 1 , H , PHOTOGRAPHY - A , C .. - N mfr-Vi, 4 Helmut Blume- --------------- President -3' xg-H5614 Berlin Crites --------------- Treasurer ' Harry Robinson ---------------- Sponsor Y' ' This club, also organized the second semester, Ayhafiw had practical experience in developing and contact printing. They have studied dif- ferent films and developers and have! learned the composition of pictures F.F.A. and 15.1-I.A. Franklin Menges --------- Pres. M- L01-1iSG D1'?9E3f1l:: ' Pres' Thomas McCullough ----- V . Pres. Martha Hench V. -EYES- Donald Kail ....- ---- ----- S e cy. Frances avOl13Z ' Uecy' Paul Showalter ---- ------ TTSHS- Loralme DI'eX1?r '- - Treas' Bernard 1reels-----4---Watchdog Margaret Rearick - --- SPOIISOI' Je' .A . Lundahl-- ------ --31.30115 01' Q, These two vocational groups are chapters of the natoinal organ ization. Th ' ' ' ' ' A eir main obgective this year was to further their efforts in home and farm management. Special projects were completed by each ' club and a series of social events rounded out their extra curricular activities for the year, 7? WGRANDPA STEPS OUTW Play Cast First Row: W.Loy, B.Griffie, E. Salisbury, J.Kyle, J.Raulston. Second Row: J.Loy, C.Hocker, C. Spencer, D.Kail, L.Drexler, K. Harvey, N.Burkholder. Directors The farce comedy of the woes of Grandpa, whose daughter guards his failing health too carefully, weaves its plot into a number of funny situations. The old gentleman decides to step' out with a a few old cronies, and possibly indulge in a ngood juicy steakn as a welcome change from the soup and cracker diet now given him. Visiting relatives and new neighbors, offer a chance for new romantic angles to be developed., The fact that the town newcomers have triplets in the family, adds extra pressure on the financial situation of a young grandson. A too inquisitive neighbor,romanti-. cally inclined, gives added humor to a generally entertaining play. The story of the operetta was based on'a true Romany saying, to WWa1t till the moon risesn, before taking action on a given course. The setting was the grounds of a fashionable resort hotel in New Hampshire. The usual musical comedy situations developed, titled persons masquerading as commoners, with the inevitable discovery of the true identity. The plot was also replete with a Gypsy king, and wandering tribal maidens. - The suspense was sustained by a kidnapping, and the music, by a title theme song, and romances covered most of the cast,even the Holder folkn. With tuneful chorusnwork, and a pretty setting, and all the principals living happily ever after, the High School op- eretta came to a pleasing conclusion. ' WWHEN THE MOON RISESN Operetta Cast 2 First Rowh'P.Richardson, J.Fin- key, M,DreXler, P.HurSh, Ki HBTVSYQ Second Row: F.Menges, G.Spencer, W.Reid, L.Drexler, E.Jumper. Director-Robert A. Kressler .gf ...X-.- Q- -- ....:..---- -.- ,U -f -.?,-5.-V -H I? U' , T MUSIC D1-muzrlvmuvr' C The musical organizations, including the band, the orchestra, and the Glee Club, were under the direction of Robert Kressler, 'the school music supervisor. The twenty-five piece orchestra played for assembly programs dur- the year, furnished music for the High School play in December, and al- so played for commencement activities. The Glee Club, or mixed chorus, was made up of forty-five members and assisted not only with school programs, but in a number of local ci- vic activities also. The chief activity of the school year was the oper- etta, Wwhen The Moon Risesn, music also being furnished for commencement and the Band Parents' Association meeting, in October. Civic activities in which the Glee Club participated included sing- ing for the Christmas carol service, the union meeting in the United Pres byterian Church, and the World Day of Prayer service held in the Zion Lu- theran Church. The group also sang at one meeting of the Civic Club. The thirty-two piece band played for several assembly programs held in the school auditorium, where music was also furnished for the Armis- tice Day program. The High School band welcomed Santa Claus on his visit to Newville, and the annual band concert was given on April 16. The band also did its share in helping with commencement activities. The Band Parents Association, originated two years ago, and with a membership of 115, with dues of one dollar each, is able to aid the loc- al school musicians in many ways. Leon Wagner presided at the monthly As- sociation meetings, which on one occasion was addressed by Mr. Nelson,as guest speaker, telling of his work as music supervisor of the Carlisle High School. Army Band Warrant Officer Natafalusy, of Carlisle, also told of his activities at the Army Post. Projects of the Band Parents' Association include purchase of musi- cal instruments, outfitting the entire twirling group, sponsoring of the school's first Junior Prom and town band concert. Money-making activities included bake sales, an indoor fair, flower sale and card parties. A special award is made each year to the most outstanding pupil in the field of music. . ,Q , MIXED CHORUS Front Row: P.Richardson, M.Drex1er, K.Harvey, -I.Nelson, J. Swartz, D. Shearer, Dgwebber, M.Mea1s, S.Salisbury. ' Second Row: I.Hemminger, J. stahl, R.Johnson, F.McCullough, C.Wagner, K.Sietz, G.Swartz, C.Spencer, B.Balcer,J. Kyle, N.Witmer. ' ' Third Row: P.Over, B.Henry F.Menges, R.Fry, E.Sa1isbury,J'. Arnolt, M.Mo1-1-ison, wgaeia, J.F1nkey, W.Loy, E. Jumper, D. Heberlig. Fourth Rowz, N.Burkholder, C. Brandt, J'.'Loy, B. Griffie, V. ' ?I?ra1gam,dZ'L.Martin, L. Drexler, B. Frey, M. Butts, M. Hench 0 Q ORCHESTRA Front Row: P.Richardson, J'.I-Ieberlig, D.Mof'f'it. ' Second Row: G.Crone, 'J.C1ouse, K.I-Iarvey, P.Hursh, R.Swartz, N.Witmer, J.Bowman. ' ' ' Third Row: 'B.Stu:m, A.Houck, R.Lay, G.Lay, C.Spencer,J'.Kyle, BQLQHUI-5111 . . . S Q S Fourth Row: W.Graham, M.McGowe.n, L. Mikesell, R. Mowery, P. Shaeffer, M.Mea1s, E.Heber1ig. ,fofty Twirlers Front Row J. Glouse C. Hoover D Brown J. Martin G. Zeigler Second Row Brandt V. Graham A. Hoover Majorette M Louise Drexler and Color Guards . Martin D, Heberlig M Hassinger K. Sietz L. Drexler B A N D Front Row Wm. Shearer F. Gross Second Row J. 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