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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1949 volume:

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PLOUGHf We, the Class of 1949, are very happy to have this opportunity to dedicate this, the second volume of our yearbook, the Big Spring, to you, our friend and advis er. You have guided wisely and efficiently' through our twelfth and final difficult year. You have helped much in preparing us for the future, so it gives us great pleasure to have this opportunity to ack- nowledge your service. Qhank you, Miss Plough! ADMINISTRATION -1115 Jumper Qwwgpwwrq mwi . '- .-,,.g--:-.- , U4 wif .: J' rwweumwwwxw e 1:2- 'Q - vi? ' .35 as .. 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Rearick ---------- Home Economics William J. Porter ------------- English Harry Robinson ------------ Mathematics Roy M. Jumper---English, history,math J. Clifford Spangler---Social studies Lloyd F. Woods ---------------- Science F. A. Lundahl ------------- Agriculture Robert Kressler ----------------- Music Richardson C. Tritt ------ Physical Ed. Alice George --------- Office Secretary Glenn Boldosser ------------- Custodian Daisy Oiler, R.N. -------- School Nurse BOARD OF EDUCATION Thomas G. Hursh ------------- President Floyd Goodhart --------- Vice President H. Warren Welch ------------- Treasurer Daniel M. Reid Samuel Burkholder Sara D. Welch-----Secretary to Boards 151 -- - - 33 .1'2r,.wff:'2 '-f:.: f' :..:-, .:t'- ..,., - nmmeywwwwwm ' ei- l 1' ii Q If 5,5 lg .. Aggie 2 - .: f V -AI, 55.3 M 1 gg as . 5. - 4 V 4 fig- Eg: ' 4 an y ' , .qyyezyyq f i-1-Q5 -' X-iv ig,-eveewigm - ' 5, .hinges rrmwe .- , ,:a:m-:qq:--gm., ,,- s f , Q. tx , 4, E-AEE e .5 HV 952 Plough Finkenbinder Kressler Tritt Bgldosser oiier George Lundahi 1115 . f? 7.3, ' . fl' 4? - ffrwffi 7 A YN' ITKQKQ ,,,,,. TUNE: HGalway Bayn Words by Kenneth Harvey We are just another serious group of seniors bidding fare-the-well to dear old Newville High. We have laughed and frowned and played and worked together. The mem'ries in our hearts will never die. We shall ne'er forget the friendships we have made hereg The guidance of our teachers kind and fair In our dreams We'll often come to Newville High School And find again those memories we share. Chorus: When we all have gone and left our Alma Mater, We'll oft recall our days at Newville High. We have learned to love her by our years spent with her, And to our school we now must say, NGood-byeu 65444 ?Zawew RED AND WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE N xx g l: f' , Zz A 4 K HWHAT WE DO, LET US DO WELL!n Zljji g 1 --g-- nLoisW--- ------- ---Academic 'WI don't carelu --g-- WLeeN -------- ----Vocational NI'1l say!W --g-- Lois Bard- 'LoisW How does Lois get that way? Whatever happens, she's always gay. Lee Berry- WLeeH Lee's our manly agrioulturist, He's all muscle from ankle to wrist Marie Brown- HMarieW Marie is.quite the history 'hit' She'd rather make than study it. Josephine Brandt- 'JoseW Josephine is quite a coquette She's charmed every guy Qboyl she's ever met. its il Wmarien --------- avocational NAwwww, no kiddin'?W --g-- NJosen-----------Vooational oh, my word! --5-- 1115 --g-- nClevyN ------------ Academic Wwhat the heckln --g-- VFickesN ----------- Academic nHello, Babyln --g-- i Paul Clevenger- WClevyH Clevy's never failing wit Has always seemed to make a hit. Mary George- HMaryN william Fickes- HBillN 1 In spite of female raves and rants, Our little Bill just will not dance Mary's greatest love is horses, Even more than high school courses. 1 Jim ..-..--..-----....-Agademig NGeorgen --------- --Academic nHow can you te1l?H gI'l1 Say!gg , --g-- James Finkey- HJimN when our sun has set at the end of Hour dayn, It will be Gentleman Jim who'll lay us away, --g-- --g-- 21115 . 1 WDoran-------------Academic NFor Heaven's sakeln --g-- --g-- nYou queer shmoe!N Dora Hamilton- nDoraH --g-- O, what a class our class would be, If we all behaved as well as she. Anna Mae Hoover- UTuggyN Kenneth Harvey- WHarveyH Mark ye well who read this rhyme Those are Ken's footsteps in the sands of time Tuggy's a Home Ec girl, you know, She just loves to cook and sew. Patsy Hursh- NPatN Patsy's neat about her clothes, Not a wrinkle from her head to her toes. NTUSSYN- ----- ---- Vocational NGawsh darnln' nPatN ---- ------ ---- Academic UGolly Moses - why?N A --g-- --g-- -,g-- 1115 --g-- NJumperW- --------- Academic uDid 135 see that?N --5-- nJeanien ----------- Academic UOh, don't be silwyln --g-- Eldon Jumper- nJumperW Some day in the hall of fame, You will see his noble name. Jean Koser- WJeanieH Placid and friendly, she couldnit be mean, This is our tribute to our Jean. Mary McGowan- WGownyN HGowny'sH earned the best that's in life: She'll make some man a mighty fine wife. Lillie Mikesell- WLillieH Lillie,athlete, is right on the beam, Some day she'll be starring on an Olympic Team, --g-- NGownyn ------------ Academic nHonest to Peteln --g-- nLi11ien ----------- Academic nFor Pete's sakeln --g-- 1115 Nmariann- ---- -----'Academic y5Search me?n --5-- --5-- Irvn .... .... ...- --Academic Aw, Reid!n --g-- i Marian Meals- NMarianN We always know when Marian's 'round Her trombone makes the nicest sound: N Irvin Nelson- HNelsonn v Irvin makes the biggest hit With our coach, WR.C.N Tritt. Janet Ocker- HJanetH Janet Ocker's rather shy, Nevertheless, shefll always 'get by'. i Lee Oiler- WTomH l i Where's Tom Oiler? Not in dance hall ' or bar, Whenever you want him, he's under i his Caro 1 1 Y Il NJanetW ------ ---- Vocational HT0mH ........ ----- -Academic nwhat the heckln' --g-- oh, myln --g-- --g-- 1115 Geraldine Rebuck- NGerryH 'GerryN- ------- -vocational 'My achin' backln PMary Lun ---------- Academic NGO jump in the lakeln --g-- --5-- --5-- Gerry's such a wonderful cook, She never has to use a book. ' Wayne Reid- 'ReidU Had it not been for a Our school days would Mary Lu Reese- UMary Luv Mary Lu leads an exciting life She wants to be a so1dier's wife. guy named Reid have been dull indeed. Merle Souders- Nwerlen Merlfs vice-president of the F.F.A He'd always rather work than play. YReidn ------------- Academic NYou got me - 2 shotslu NMerlen ---------- Vocational nHoly cow!V --g-- --g-- --g-- 1115 USpenceu-- ---- -----Academic ll ' N Cheap thrill! nB1ack Johnn ------- Academic --g-- --g-- nwhattaya got? Nosetrouble? --g-- that ., Charlotte Spencer- WSpenceN Charlotte is a brilliant gal, -, She's a good student, and a swell pal. l Dorothy Webber- Hwebbern Dorothy Webber, sweet and fair, he John Swartz- WSwartzH Q 'John's good in sport and good in books But ne's noted mostly for his looksq Always a friend, always there. - l --g-- Nwebberu ----------- Academic NHow crudeiln --g-- Wwitmern ----------- Academic nTee - heeln N Margaret Witmer- Uwitmern l Although no one has been peeping, l We're sure Margaret's quiet when she is sleeping. --5-- I I C09 I I 1115 nNancyW ------------ Academic WOh, nuts! Skip itln Nancy Witmer- UNancyN Always lively, never bold, Nancy has'a heart of gold. President Mc Gowan --g-- 6615843 Qfficev5O Vice President l Q l These members of the class of '49 l Kept our various affairs W in line. l , l Jumper l l Secretary Histor-i-an l Nelson sell l .I-...l-.I-IJ l N vi 3 K U ,V '- ' A 1 i Q 1 fm W 9 - Qfagg tlgvolcgecpo nl 'As we drive into the future after five years we come across y avi? Q a different Newville than we left in the year 1949 It is 1315 .., now the year l954. l C Qifi -:::: ' We are taking this cruise in a handsomely styled '25 Fordl QLUQ owned and operated Qmore or lessl SX , l by E. Lee '-'-' Oiler, Jr., nationally lcnown new car,-5 f dealer for Greater Newville. fx We are now approaching mewville and we pass Lee N ' 'ssl' Berry roar- l ing along in his 1955 ,jet propelled tractor, with X H ,I Nelson on y 'the wagon behind helping his neighbor farmer har-f - . ' vest grain. l Irvin is suffering from a bone chip in his elbow and has a vacation from l playing with the boston Red Sox, although he should have a vacation W as he hit 65 home gear last year, Qoff seasonl. ..-- Qs-L which is x -.N located near Klinglus Electrical Corporation, p where we E: 5 .see Mrs. Klinglus Uosephine rsrandtj taking notes while she ' -' is sitting, of all places, on her husband's lap. Farther on down the road we came to 1wikesell's Riding Academy I As we progress down the traffic jammed road, we see Merle W Souder- prominent Newville farmer, driving his cows a- 246' N cross W - J the new four lane super constructed under that promi local contractors supervision- John Swartz! nent W - W It is dark as we drive into the center of Newville and we about blinded by the neon lights and electric 5 signs p being hungry we stop at the hamilton Restaurant, own- ' 5.-f ed by p Dora Hamilton, where we were to be assisted from our car by l Major Domo will- ,, iam Fickes. as we hand the doorman two bits, we Anna Mae Hoo the dining room marie Brown, floor show we Marga.ret,Nan main event feat ' I cy, and Clarabelle in a dancing trio, ver, the young Newville debutante as we go into vve are waited on by the head waitress, who is and she informs us we are for a real treat. The M were about to see was the Dosling Witmer's , W as the give our coats and ' hats to the lovely hat check girl and pass ' f Rx ' u uring the evening's show. Who should come over to our table b t Mary McGowan and Geraldine Rebuck who just got off duty from nursing at the new Newville Polyclinic hospital. , As we leave the restaurant we see a poster on the wall advertising a lecture on the racial problem , by the philosopher, Dorothy Webber. Who n should we bump heads with but .Jean Koser, employed by the Bell 'F Telephone company as an operator at the . new local ex- change. It was she who told ,us a Mr. in .14 Eddy Arnold now have their Hillbilly Hit P I ' , 'Wil be remembered as the former Miss Mary Lu Reese. We .ff 4' ada on S93 B Parlors th t 3 and Mrs. . x ' the ra if dio as their own show. Mrs. Arnold will . A 1 be will i paper boy standing in front of r'inkey's Funeral Q We buy a paper from the lad, and ask the boy his M - 11811190 ne was revealed as James Armolt, Jr. His mother was the former Miss Mary George. 1115 We glance over the vvlq W paper, and under marriages we see a pio- ture showing .Januar 4, Ile, i et Ocker and Albert Hookensmith who p were recently married. I l ,. f 3 AS we look under the sports column written by wayne wje see where i Eldon Jumper, Dickinson college basketball st is home y on vacation with his roommate, hen Harvey, who is at the tcp of the nean's List, at Dickinson. -ff ... l ., T iii 4. we decide I to visit the new school buil ding l in L45 new-ville, which we had not yet n seen. h -' , ., We saw the new Latin teach A P Charlotte Spencer-- i MQQY-Q we almost forgot to add Watson. n gy'WLf. M T In the i new lab the learned Professor Clevenger is n 'ziggy E, bout his chores. Lois Bard is now teaching nome X f . I , , g f N in 1 V! c. qw i , and so now, you know As ll' ll 'I ' 5 we leave NGW'V1ll6 for our trip home we almost had a head-on collision with a new buick convertible driven by 9 Patsy Hursh, who has married into millions. In the field to our left we see the now famous i c artist r.larion,Rembrandt, ---- A Meals, putting down n ' on canvas a masterpiece it - ' of the setting sun. And so we come to the L, . ' end of our trip in- i A to-the future-- a future ' i ' which sees the oldl ' FA . home town grown into a - small city, a new i Q 1551 and modern building rc- . ' placing the little Xx f red school house but nothing could i h NN, replace the memories held deer to the times when as l iii titled in the high School play of 1949, our Hearts F' Were Young and Gay . We the class of 1949 hope these events which we fore4 tell will be of help to our classmates in attaining a worthy vocation in the future. i s ,E ' The f W ill Une 0 Fla -1 .543 Little n - Know . fi t 1 'Ole 1: . ' Us School House , No More AND so FAMJWELL 1 i Tx- if ,O Wayne .Reid seer. . . . .and Armchair Philosopher X .1-5.54-'-21.11-1.1:-:'. qe.:2-ffm A-'Inf-.-wa-' wwf aff' me 7 ' W 3 fgv, j,x pf Ea, Kbiggg , . 14' ' ' 4 fl' A I 'Ki QYGSVD -2 9 by X 16 bf-Z 'G-'. V- 'li' 'Z w'-'19-1-Q '1'f'2'T I The history of the Class f '49 will never be recorded in the files cf unforgettable status. get, in its very simplicity lies the story of the beginning and end of memorable situations unforgettable for those members participating. The class of '49's first existance was to take place in September, in the year 1945. After the newness of the class disappeared and fellowship became apparent,class officers were elected. The class was divided into two sections with miss Le- one Mcnteith and Mrs. Lee Finkenbinder chosen advisers. This first year Kenneth Harvey was elected to the presidency,with Dora Hamil- ton, vice-presidentg Marion Meals, secretaryg william Fickes,treas- urerg under whose efficient leadership, with cooperation, of class members, the year continued in full swing. Two skating parties were the high lights of the year, and were enjoyed by everyone.nnd Thus Endeth the Events of the First Year. II '49 returned to school - a added here and there but in all eager to re-unite old This time we were together Woods. Business' was under way and class officers were again elected. These were Kenneth Har- vey, presidentg Dorothy Webber, vice-presidentg Mary McGowan, Sec- retaryg william Fickes, treasurer. Early in September of 1946 the class of member missing here and there, a member spite of changes, spiritually the same, friendships and start school life anew. as one body, under the leadership of Mr. The main events of the year were a skating party and a picnic. The latter was one of the most successful and unforgettable get-tcgeth- ers we had ever witnessed. A grand outing was held along the conc- dcguinet Creek at Koser's cottage. Looking forward with mixed emotions to our Junior year we too look- ed backward with no regrets and a feeling of happiness for the year just ended. III Our Class of '49 again returned as one body- the Juniors. Officers were immediately elected for business soon came into existance.hen- neth Harvey was again named president, Mary McGowan,vice-president, Dora Hamilton, secretary, er added as historian. Members of the class were significant factor by the first Junior Prom ever to of the day. however after william Fickes, treasurer and Eldon Jump- called together for a very special and class adviser, Mrs. Finkenbinder.The very be held in Newville became the main event several months of hectic planning and al- so furious doing, everything was in readiness, and the happy night arrived. Under the guidance of Mrs. Finkenbinder, with the help of other faculty and class members, the entire school and our guests n0ur Prom' was made a success. 1111.5 Qfa55C Sfigfovpa The next important event of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet sponsored by the Juniors. After much planning and hurly-burly, came the day. Its success was due to the participating of class members in the entertainment for the night. with a warm feeling between the two classes, our store of pleasant memories increased as our third year drew to a close. IV Having gone through the early stages of nigh School, the class re- turned more mature and with a definite purpose of life in view. We after all were now Seniors. Social obligations and responsibilities were fast becoming realities and not topics for P.D. class.This our final year was filled with sadness and loss. Lighter moments of the year featured the Junior Prom which was well attended by all. Being the second of its kind and since we were its creators, we watched its progress with parental interest. Feeling the benevolence of our mood, we supported the Soph Hop in early April. This HShowerH dance climaxed the year's outside activ- ties, and possibly - just possibly - all the showers were not those of the decorations. After all, if you are a bit of a romanticist it was our last inter-school function. Sut- On to washington! Mr. Deeds went there, HHarryW made it, and with a minimum of fuss and our chartered bus - so did wel Upon returning from our trip, we were met face to face with our fi- nal exams. Like I've said before, not all events in our Senior year were happy ones, but the last milestone in our journey had now been reached and passed. We were Graduating! Miss M?1'Y.Pl0uihi Lillie Mikeseii 5en10r A V Ser Class Historian ON FRIENDSHIP A cherished friend is never lost. Though time may intervene, And fate conspire to separate, And miles lie between, A friendship that is built on faith And trust and shining truth Remains as steadfast through the years ,As in its radiant youth: Twin tapers with converging rays That shed but one united blaze. -Faye Chilcote Walker 1115 QL5843 CD19 Belng of sound mlnd and body, WE, the Class of '49, do on tF1S 15th day of May 1n the year 1949, hereby bequeath all of our wordly goods and pOSS6SS1OHS to be dlstrlbuted and adgudged as follows To M155 Plough, another select class l1ke ours To Helmut Blume, John Swartz's wavy ha1r Iee Berry's mascul1ne flgure to Jackle Bowman Jeanle Koser's ngollwy SlllW6HSSSn to Ian1ce L1HdSay 'Gown's' ab111ty as class prexy to the same offlcer next year Charlotte spencer's ab111ty 1n chem1stry lab to Ade1a1de Houck?7 Eldon Jumper's Hhot'trumpet and CPOOn1ng ab111ty to Bob Over Ken Harvey's sousaphone to anyone who'l1 take lt We're sorry we can't, but we men would 11ke to w1ll Margaret to Merle Souder's love for the g1rls to Lee Snyder Janet Ocker's qu1etness to the g1rls of lO A B111 F1CKGS' greasemonkey ab1l1ty to Walter Jones nClevy'su wlzardry 1n chem1stry to George ay Dorothy Webber's sense of humor to Peggy R1chardson Tom O11er's HFord Mag1CH to B111 Shearer Dora Ham1lton's studlousness to Lee Bennett Wayne Re1d's basketball ab111ty to Merv Morr1son J1m F1nkey's steady datlng to Don Shearer To Coach Tfltt, another pa1r of athletes l1ke L11l1e and Irv1n Marlan Mea1's Sklll w1th a trombone to B111 Kough Patsy Hursh's Chev1e dT1V1Hg ab1l1ty to Betty Frey Jose Brandt's work on her HMRS ' degree to all g1rls so 1ncl1ned LOlS Bard's cheerfulness to everyone Tug' Hoover's sew1ng ab111ty to the Junlor Home Ec class Nancy W1tmer's v1m and vlgor to next year's Senlor g1TlS Mary Lu's and Mary G's love for the Army to all recru1ts Mar1e Brown's love for textbooks to Art Hamllton Spencer's latent muS1C ablllty to Nancy Reld B111 F1Ck8S' love of freedom to Jack Heberl1g et al L11l1e M1kese1l's long, wavy ha1r to Joanne Clouse The S6H1OT'S lovely, cozy home room to another luck class e long worklng hours of the Senlor farm boys k1pH Tom O11er's sleeplness ln classes to worrylng, coffee dr1nk1ng, teachers that would l1ke to relax, too Maybe we shou1dn't get r1d of Mag Wltmer as earller stated, we'1l gust Wlll her basketball ab111ty to the JUDIOP glrls, and her glggle to Jean Loy To Mr Woods, another NconserJat1ve' chem1stry class To Mr ROb1nS0n and Mr Porter, a box of v1tam1n p1l1s 1f they eat 1n the cafeterla next year F1nally we would 11ke to w11l our future support to our school Enlthe Adams County League by attendlng the games 1n nM9mOT13l a S1gned and sealed th1s 27th day Of May, SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 ff f use SEAL- - i Q6 . ' I . n I . v ' ' ' , ' . 2 ? a 1 - u 3' . ' t A Gerry Rebuck's cooking ab1lity toQthe Sophomore Home Ec. class. .' s I 1 'n u 1 . . . ' .4 , Th . ' . . ' ' E0 5 ' : o. U 0- I , . on I ' A 'I' ' 191 1115 4 fl it LOIS BARD I.Basketba11 5,4QDT3m. 5,43 FHA 2,3,43 Arts 3 Crafts lg Girls Glee Club 13 Secretary 43 FHA Historian 43 Dram. Vice President. LEE BERRY Sports Club 13Iour. 53 FFA 2,5,4Q FFA Secretary 4. JOSE BRANDT I.Basketbal1 1,2,43 Twirler 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5, 43 Girls Glee Club 1,23 FHA Treasurer 43 Cheer Leader 2, Arts A Crafts lg HAsk the Professorn 23 Nwhen the Moon Risesn 5. NMBIE BROWN Basketball 4, Jour.53 FHA Z,5,43 Dram.43Arts a Crafts lg Girls Glee Club lg FHA historian 2. WILLIAM FICKES Sports Club 1,23 Basketball l,2,53 Science Club l3Jour 33 Class treasurer 1,2,5. JAMES FINKFY Sports Club 1,23 Basketball 1,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,4 Orchestra 23 Hwhen the Moon Risesn 53 Band 2,5,43Base ball 5,43 HAsk the Professorn, 2. MARY GEORGE I.Basketball 2,5,43 Varsity basketball 43 Dramatic 43 Jour. 5,4. DORA HAMILTON I.Basketba11 2,5,43 Vars. basketball 43 Dram. 43Journ. 3,43 Class secretary 53 Class vice president 13 Dram. president 43 Girls Glee Club. KENNETH HARVEY Sports Club l,2: Basketball l,2,53 Band 5,43 Orch. 1, 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 Boys Glee Club 23 HGrandad Steps Outn 53 HOur Hearts were Young and GayH43 NAsk the Professorn 83 Hwhen the Moon Risesn 5QCl8SS Pres. l,2,53 Big Spring Staff Editor 4. ANNA MAE HOOVER Basketball 2,3,43 Dram. 43 FHA 2,5,43 Arts Q Crafts 13 Girls Glee Club 1. ' PATSY HURSH Basketball l,2Q Orchestra 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43- Girls Glee Club l,2Q Arts a Crafts 13 HOur Hearts were Young and GayH.43 WAsk the Professorn 23 Nwhen the Moon l ffm u o 1115 ELDON JUMPER - sports Club 13 Basketball l,2,53 Band 2,5,43 Oroh.2, 43 Science Club lg Boys Glee Club l,2Q Mixed Chorus, 5,43 HOur Hearts were Young and Gayn 53 Hwhen the Moon Risesu 53 Class historian 53 Class vice presi- dent 43 Big Spring Staff. JEAN KOSER Basketball 52 FHA 2,5,43 Arts M Crafts 13 Girls Glee Club 1. LMHY MCGOWAN 1. Basketball 2,43 Vars. Basketball 43 Jour. 4QDTHm. 53 Orch. 2,5,43 Arts 4 Crafts lg Cheer Leader 43MiX- ed Chorus 2,5,43 Girls Glee Club 1,23 NAsk The Prof- essorN23 Nwhen the Moon Risesn 53 HOur Hearts Were Young and Gayn 43 Class president 43 class vice pres- ident 53 class secretary 2. MARIAN MEALS Basketball l,2,43 Orch. 2,5,43 Band 2,5,43 Mixed Cho- rus 2,5,43 Girls Glee Club 1,23 UAsk the ProfessorH23 Hwhen the Moon RisesN,5. ' LILLIE MIKHSELL I. Basketball l,2,5,43 Vars. basketball 5,43 Orch. 2, 5,43 Cheer Leader 5,43 Dram. 5,43 Journ. 43 Arts And Crafts 13 NOur Hearts were Young and GayN4QBig Spring Staff- Associate Ed. 43 Journ. president 43 Dramatic- Sec. 5: Class historian 43 Girls Glee Club 1. v IRVIN NELSON SPORTS Club 1,25 Basketball l,2,43 Science Club lQBaSS balll,2,5,4Q Boys Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2,5,4-3 Hwhen the Moon Risesn 53 Class treasurer 43 Big Spring Staff Adv Mgr. 4. 3 34 I JANET coma Basketball 43 Journ. 5,43 Arts 4 Crafts l3 Girls Glee 3 OILER Sports Club 13 Science Club 13 Journ. 5,43 Boys Glee Club 1. GERALDINE REBUCK I. Basketball 2,5,43 DT8m.43 Journ. 5,43 FHA 2,5,43. Vars. Basketball 5. - 1-' MARY LU REESE I. Basketball 2,5,43 Vars. Basketball 5,43 Dram. 43 Journ. 5,43 Girls Glee Club 13 Arts M Crafts 13 Big Spring Staff- Activity Editor. A ' YMHNB REID Sports Club 1,23 Basketball l,2,5,43 Boys Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 science Club 13 Baseball 1 1 2,5,43-Journ. 5,43 nAsk the Professorn 23 Hwhen the Moon Risesn 53 NOur Hearts Were Young and GayN43Big Spring Staff- Boys Sports Ed. President ---------- Dora Hamilton Vice President-----Barbara 1115 MERLE SOUDERS I W f. Q QUQQQZAQ qlgiagig QYL ga iii- no 'ff1'i'e Dram. 53 Science Club lg FFA l,2,5,4Q FFA vice presi- dent 4. CHARLOTTE SPENCER I. Basketball l,2,4Q Orch. 2,5,43 Band 5,43 Girls Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2,5,4Q Arts a Crafts lg Cheer- leader 2,43 WAsk the Professorn 23 Uwhen the Moon Ris- esn 53 WGrandad Steps Outn 53 NOur Hearts Were Young M Gayu 4. I JOHN SWARTZ Sports Club l,2Q Basketball l,2,5,43 Boys Glee Club 1 23 Science 13 Journ. 53 Mixed Chorus 3.. , DOROTHY WEBBER Girls Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 MASK the Pro- fessoru 23 Hwhen the Moon Risesn 53 Arts A Crafts 1- Class Vice President 2. NMRGARET WITMER I Basketball l,2,4g Dram. 43 Girls Glee Club 13 Chee r Leader 43 Journ. 5,43 Arts M Crafts l. NANCY WITMER I. Basketball l,2,4Q Vers. Basketball 43 Orch. 2,5,43 Band 43 Mixed Chorus 5,4g Girls Glee Club l,23'Journ. 43 Arts M Crafts 13 Big Spring Staff-Girls Sport Ed. 7 str ' A k I , . 4 fj?f 15, . CA, I if ei, spf.A n 'In the various club ' ' - ILUQLWO S' I f . activities for th 1 - l L senior members held leading roles as gfgiggrsgggd LZ? gures in insuring the progress of the various groups, . LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 'President -------- --Carolyn Hocker Vice President-Frances McCullough 'Secretary --------------- -Jean Loy .JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB 1President--- ---- --Carolyn Swartz Vice President-----Dewey Shaffer .Secretary---Florence Hockenberry Treasurer ------------- Joan Martin Adviser ---------- Lee Finkenbinder DRAMATICS CLUBL LATIN CLUB .Treasurer ------- Maitland Weiwall ,Adviser -------- Harry,J. Robinson President ----------------- Amy Loy Lehman Vice President --------- Lois Bard, D Secretary ---------- Marian Miller Adviser -------- William J. Porter JOURNALISM CLUB. Editor ----------- Lillie Mikesell Managing Ed. ------- Dora Hamilton News Editor -------- Mary Lu Reese Girls' Sports -------- Judy Martin Boys' Sports ---------- Wayne Reid Adviser -------- William J. Porter Secretary--- ---------- Judy Martin Treasurer ------- Shirley Salisbury Adviser ---------- Lee Finkenbinder PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President ----------- James Clouse Secretary ------- Clair Burkholder' Adviser ------- -Harry J. Robinson , 1115 1115 QD Q X W f f GQ AW' wx MJ vu-'lb' f if .. -w , f - ,W Q 7 Q Q' f2 G9 q 'f .M L I CD 91' ' W I, , 'I V Q I My 9 F L E QD ll .I X ' Q rg X X9 ,A , QQ K nm 'H TM . ' Q: ff QL 4559 x N ' Q ' XTX A Guess C060 X A , 'fi s QMS? 0 14 4 XE 0 5 V as , 1 W f Jw f 1?g ' ,1 'f Y .fxi Q4 V A A, , ,, , Q Q gay 44 iz, igqewgggiggyf Qtaz -f Nv ggi? nfg9d7?f . H . V r U4 y 7' M A JN . iif Ql.'llllHll1!ll'A9 . , J c:, F5 N .W EEE, ffcfZ7ZZQ '1 wiEgFl??!Lf xxxxxxxwwwwWf'f'W4l11,W LL xx ' 1 sf ' O 0' V A n 'HQ xr 'X S f4 sag, 5 5 'I -'if5.i'g' ' AAQ3 Q55 -fd ' jg a5'W. , I X52 R15 g f.: Sv Cgge Boggser pagej if ,Q if KK X ,, W 417A 13 mcg 'ff ,V+ X W QS' J, PM KVQZYZ 'Vx XP 2 'V J 'H jk Zoww-E 4 1115 1115 J, i -S LQ . hs A P- if mica CLASS OFFICERS Walter Barrick --------------President Peggy Richardson ------- Vice President Mildred Butts -------- Phoebe Shaffer Lorayne Drexler ----- William Shearer --------- ll - A OFFICERS -- ---- -secretary ---Treasurer --------Historian -----President Franklin Brandt --------- Vice President Mary McKee Hassinger --------- Secretary Arthur Hamilton -------------- Treasurer Roy M. Jumper- Walter Barrick Lee Bennett Naomi Burkholder Mildred Butts Kenneth Dewalt Betty-Frey Fred Gross Arthur Hamilton Donald Harvey CLASS ROLL Mary McKee Hassinger Carolyn Hooker Adelaide Houck Wayne Hurley Herbert Johnson ll - V OFFICERS Lucretia Burkholder ----- Betty Tarnerv ------ virginia Miller --------- Lorayne Drexler --------- E. Lee Finkenbinder ----- Violet Nailor Chloe Hoover CLASS ROLL Annabelle Hockenberry Mabel Bloser Alice Hinkle Ida Mae Griffie Frances Hoover Chloe Wagner Violet Graham Violet Salisbury Arlene Hoover Betty Tarner ----'Adviser Walter Jones George Lay Janice Lindsay Jean Loy Joan Martin Mervin Morrison Peggy Richardson Nancy Rearick Phoebe Shaffer Donald Shearer William Shearer Betty Staver John Watson Frances McCullough -----President -----Vice President -----Secretary -----Treasurer ------aAdviser Doris Weaver Lucretia Burkholder Lorayne Drexler Virginia Miller June Jumper Frances Plasterer Franklin Brandt Bruce Forney Craig Funston Wayne Hookensmith William Kough Ellwood Nelso 1115 C231 lj K SUPHUMURES 1 1115 S Hem CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Hoover- Amy LOY ----- ---' - ' Vice Judy Martin-- Lynn Zeigler- ACADEMIC CLASS ROLL Georgina Beacham Helmut Blume Donald Boyd Coyle Burkholder Ruth Chestnut Joanne Clouse Joan Clugh Harold Fiokes Bill Graham - Dolores Grissinger Lee Gutshall Dolores neberlig Leora Hookenberry wayne Hoover ----President President Secretary ' ---,,----------nTI'eaSu1'er Raymond Hurley John Keck Barbara Lehman Kenneth Lehman Amy Loy Judy Martin Marion Miller Doris Moffit Glenn Mowery Robert Mowery Robert Over Shirley Salisbury Ray,Swartz Kenneth Wagner Donald Baum Allen Brandt Lynn Zeigler VOCATIONAL CLASS ROLL Peggy Snyder Robert Brandt Carolyn Brandt Robert Butler Chloe Cohick Sara Chestnut Robert Eberly Jack Kail Donald Lehman Ruth McGowan Lee Pugh Lee Snyder Louise Stouffer Mary Stum Mary Louise Salisbury Charles Stake Fae Shumaker Louetta Stouffer Helen Williamson Frances Zinn Donald Heller George Hosler Galen.George Donald Griffie Joe Rine B Lucille Meals HOME ROOM OFFICERS Fae Shumaker --........ ...... president Helen Williamson -------- Sarah-Chestnut --------...... Treasurer Margaret K. Rearick Robert Mowery ----Secretary -----------Adviser -------President Doris Jean Moffit ------- Vice President Judy Martin ------------------ Secretary I Ray SWaI I17 lex! Lloyd F. Woods---Ll-- '--'--'TT9 8.Sl1If91' ---------AdViSer 15 ' 11 4kT 'mf i Q 'Zi : ig Q9V?yW W :ff We E. 'gi ' W a I 15 O 11 Wayne Anthony lx. Ci 1 9 - A J OFFICERS Edgar Heber-ng ------------- ---President Ray Chirdon ------------- Vice President Jack Bowman ------------------- Secretary Maitland Weiwall-v ------------ Treasurer J.Clifford Spangler ------ ------ 2 Advlsel' J CLASS ROLL Josephine Alleman Edgar Heberlig Fay Snoke Florence Hockenberry Amy Snyder Harold Barrick Jack Bowman Esther Chestnut Ray Chirdon Lee Clouse Glenn Crone Dorothy Davidson Wilbur Foltz' Kenneth Graham Ray Griffie Patricia Hanlin Gladys Martin Melvin Melius Marion Menges Winifred Morrison Doris Nailor Paul Reichel Nanny Reid Nancy Salinger Dewey Shaffer James Shively James Skelly 9 - V OFFICERS Edward Stahl Robert Stahl Carolyn Swartz Maitland Weiwall Betty Wiles Ruby Wiles Marie Wright Joan Yaggy- Fred Zeigler Geraldine Zeigler Marjorie Kuhn Doris Heller ----------------- President Phyllis Hoover ---------- Vice President Joanne Keck ------------------ secretary Sylvia McDermond ------------- Treasurer William J. Porter -------------- Adviser CLASS ROLL Paul Albright Marie Armold James Bailey Mary Bailey Betty Bigler Jean Bolen Chloe Bouder Mary Jane Clevenger Chloe Forney Ruth Graham Beatrice Gutshall Bruce Hockensmith Michael Hocker Doris Kail Joanne Keck Chester Keeseman Helen Lautsbaugh Gary Marpele- Wilbur Negley Janet Reese Glenn Rickabaugh James Rockey Janet Rockey Robert Thomas Ray'Varner Lee Weaver Robert Yocum Doris Heller Phyllis Hoover V 2 x ,Hx W +L 'ft FW Q K 'K If , ' f Vlfiifl fxfw, Z ff! 3 ! Jiri, Ji . in , W 1. A H W fa,g3!.f,t .I ,Lv M 111 5 ,ghd OFFICERS Shirley Hollenbaugh -------- President nleanor Wagner-- ------ Vice President rrances Finkey ------------- Secretary Joann wagner --------------- rreasurer Harry Robinson ---------- Clair Burkholder Doris Jean Blizz Dorothy May Bliz Harold Brown George Chestnut Charles Crane Frances Finkey Jack Heberlig Donald Highlands Shirley Hollenba Joan Hurley .Adessa Kough Kenneth Kough Betty Linsay Donald Linsay CLASS ROLL ard zard ugh -----Adviser Dorothy Linsay Ray Linsay Ronald McDonald Glenn Miller Clair Price Maurita Sarver Richard Shearer Betty Small Betty Spar Stanley Spencer Betty Wagner Eleanor Wagner Joann Wagner Tornmy Wagner Laura Whipple 1115 OFFICERS Helen Elliot ----- ------------President William Wiewall --------- Vice President Donna Lee Swartz- Mary Ellen Wagner Robert Kressler-- ---- ------ --Secretary ------------Treasurer --------------Adviser CLASS ROLL Dorothy Chestnut Joyce Chronister Helen Elliot Joan Fry Elaine Graham Pearl Hancock Doris Kough Shirley Lehman Janet Lehman Martha,Minnick Mary Myers Matilda Riggleman Catherine Sarver Donna Lee Swartz Mary Ellen Wagner Janet Watson Lee Burkholder James Clouse John Chestnut Grant Hockenberry Donald Hoover James Lindsay Paul Martin Kenneth Mattis William Swanger Clifford Varner Leo Wagner Robert Webber William.Wiewall Edward Burke -H K+. ' - KL . K.. 'F 4 i ff. .'-'I ij 'k 4' 74 14 111 X- r 4 ws ,K X 14, 2. Z 0155-4-,KJB at f Z 'N Xfyrg 'Ito X 4X 4 J M' 2 'fl IKE? Ll, x.,-N.,,,.-1,1 + sf U U fi XGN 1: ff -5. u -1 -f x w- s .21 -0 1 F. f n 15 11 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY 1115 Z emu The Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams, under the progressive guidance of Coach Richardson 0. Tritt, had a heavier schedule than last year, and was said to be one of the heaviest in the history of New- ville High. Our practice sessions started in early November. Our squad numbered about twenty-five candidates. We started our season on December 15th and played a full schedule of games C171 through to March 4th--winning 6 and losing ll. The Varsity was led by four lettermenz Finkey, Swartz, Reid, and the team captain, Barrick. Other strong links in the team chain were: I. Nelson, Craig Funston, B. Shearer, and Bob Mowery - all newcomers to the Varsity squad, but stellar men from last year!s Junior Varsity. The Junior Varsity, led by G. Mowery, Watson, Gross, Morrison, and Jones, won 8 and lost 6 of their 14 games. HIGH SCORERS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY W. Reid ------- 172 J. Watson ------ --65 W. Barrick ---- 120 G. Mowery -------- 42 I. Nelson ------ 70 B. Mowery -------- 59 1948 - '49 SCHEDULES VARSITY ' 4 JUNIOR VARSITY 23513959 5229 I Visitors Home York Springs 55 29 Boiling Springs I7 14 Boiling Springs 50 17 Newport 11 55 Carlisle 25 25 Scotland 55 20 Newport 55 47 Duncannon 6 10 Scotland 59 54 Boiling Springs 9 ' 21 Duncannon 15 56 New Bloomfield 4 54 Boiling Springs 59 19 Duncannon - 17 ' 6 New Bloomfield 51 55 Scotland 55 18 Duncannon 57 28 Newport 15 55 Scotland 54 55 Quincy 10 42 Newport 27 47 Biglerville 20 25 Quincy 28 50 Carson Long 46 10 Biglerville 50 28 Biglerville 24 16 Carson Long 62 28 New Bloomfield 12 55 Biglerville 45 19 New Bloomfield 42 18 -Total 244 557 York Springs 25 51 Totals 541 452 The Bulldogs will enter league play next year KEEP,gUT OF IT having been accepted as members of the Adams X County Athletic Association. Members of the gg g , athletic committee that helped this progect -'- along were'Lloyd Woods, William J. Porter, - 'T:.+eH and Richardson C. Tritt. NEXT YEAR!!! Next year will also feature varsity play in the same league for girls' varsity and junior varsity teams. All home games will be played in the new Memorial Hall. 1115 gun-v-W Z mm 1242 SCHEDULE April 8 --------- York Springs --------- AWAY V April 12 ------ Boiling Springs -------- AWAY ' April 19 -------- Biglerville ------- -HOME April 28 -------- Shippensburg --------- AWAY May 5 ------- --Boiling Springs -------- HOME May 12 ---------- Shippensburg ------ May 17 ------- May 27 ------- ....,..-i K--V ---HOME ---Biglerville ---------- AWAY ---York Springs --------- HOME fha' C.. -Q. 5 l 1 ' 1 4o H - :Z1Z.EQQAQ Coach Tritt has the following lettermen back to form the nucleus of his 1949 varsity baseball team: Irvin Nelson - Catcher Craig Funston - First base Wayne Reid - Pitcher Walter Jones - Third base Bill Shearer - Second base 1948 WHISTORY Weather conditions last year limited the schedule of high school twirlers to five games. Our first game, under the pitching of Jay Ginter and the slugging of Irvin Nel- son, saw Boiling Springs going down to the count of 4 to 2. Shippensburg won the next hard fought contest in a late in- ning rally. Boiling Springs was again defeated for the sum of 5 to 4 on a home run by Nelson - Ginter again doing the mound work. Shippensburg met a similar fate, going down be fore the Bulldogs stick-work 5 to 4 in the fourth game ofthe season. The final game saw Dillsburg eke out a 3 to 2 wing giving us three wins and two defeats for the season. 1113 - A 1. ' E- .l-.fl,II V I SENIORS ,tho JUNIORS S PHAOHORES Dora Hamilton, Lillie Mikesell f Captain, Nancy Witmer, Q Mary George Second Row: Gerry Rebuck, Margaret Witmer, Mary c o , SECOND PLACE SOPHOMORES1 First Row: 1 A Barbara Lehman, Amy Loy, Judy Martin e Captain, Delores , Grissinger M G wan Mary Reese Second Row: Frances Zinn, Shirley Salisbury, Dolores Heberlig, Joanne Clouse, Carolyn Brandt Third Row: Fae Shumaker, Lucille Meals, Doris Mo 1 , gg , ff't Pe y Snyder Chloe Cohick THIRD PLACE JUNIORS: ' First Row: J M rtin Phoebe Shaffer - Captain, Mary Mildred Butts, oan a , McKee Hassinger Second Row: Betty Frey, Adelaide Houck, Lucretia Burkholder, Lorayne Drexler FIRST ,PLACE si-.- - , 21115 1 I Juniors ,FIFQHiPL5CE FRESHMEHQ First Row: Nancy Reid, Joanne Keck, Fay Snoke, Gladys Martin, Geraldine Zeigler, Sylvia McDermond Second Row: Doris Nailor, Phyllis Hoover, Florence Hockenberry, Janet Reese, Doris Heller Dorothy Davidson, Betty Bigler Captain ----- Joanne Keck 'SENIORS' FOURTH PLACE JUNIORS: First Row: Frances Hoover, Doris Weaver, Violet Graham,-Captain, June Jumper, ' Second Row: Annabelle Hockenberry, Arlene Hoover, Virginia Miller, Nancy Reqrick FVRESHMEN H J SIXTH PLACE SENIORS: First Rowt Anna Mae Hoover, Charlotte Spencer. Captain, Janet Ocker F Second Row: Jose Brandt, Marian Meals, Lo hgrgzrgrown iiiii 1 I .feawlma First Row: D. Grissinger J. Martin L. Mikesell M. Hassinger CCaptainj P. Richardson J. Clouse GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Second Row C. Spencer A. Houck M. McGowan D. Heberlig M. Witmer A. Loy Intramural basketball closed this season with Lillie Mikesell's senior team in first place. The standing of the teams in games won and lost is as follows: TEAM WON LOST TEAM WON LOST Mikesell CSIS-9 5 O Graham CJrs.D 2 5 Martin CS0phs.D 4 1 Keck CFresh.D 1 4 Shaffer CJrs.P 5 2 Spencer CSrs.D O 5 ----g---- High scorers for these games were as follows: First Lillie Mikesell --------.-....... 59 points, Second Betty FTSE -------- ----------.... 51 points. Marg! George ------- -----....... .. -34 points. Fourth Amy Loy ---.... ............. ..... 5 , trit 5 ttzx GIRLS' VARSITY O points. Newville High's second girl varsity basketball team, under the coaching of Lloyd Woods, split a two game match with the girls of York Springs High. The away game went to the local hoopsters with ork Springs making things e- ven on their home floor. p High scoring forwards for the Newville Lillie Mikesell ---------------- 38 Mary McKee Hassinger ----------- 12 Betty Frey ---------------------- 9 Judy Martin ------------- F ------- 5 Phoebe Shaffer ---------------- --4 team included: points. points. points. points. points. Other forwards and guards included: Dora Hamilton, Mary George, Amy Loy, Delores Grissinger, Mary Reese, Mary McGowan, Nancy Witmer, Lorayne Drexler, Lucretia Burkholder, Arlene Hoover, Mildred Butts, er, and Barbara Lehman. Fae Shumak- SEN rmxesm L QL 43' N . . A . Agn V . Sagem -5'1:, V wi 'Ng if W ff: ish' fiiwy 5? ,7:'fWN?,. Yi' -2':2-.2 ,:-f . 1 f5is45'5if5'5i:,Wii ' I wg : X .f :igggf,f , , M X ' l aifff . 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A- 132 349155, ..1,:- - g. 4- , DEA4,0 amps--. 1115 Cggmeooa Sfaff Kenneth Harvey ------ Editor-in-chief Lillie Mikesell ---- Associate Editor Wayne Reid ------------- Eldon Jumper ----- Mary Lu Reese ---- -Sports Editors ------------- Nancy Witmer Feature Editors -------------Feature Editor -------------------------Activity Editor James Finkey ----------------------------------- Business Manager Irvin Nelson ----- Wayne Reid ------- Kenneth Harvey--- Lillie Mikesell-- Kenneth Harvey--- Mary McGowan ----- Charlotte Spencer Dora Hamilton ---- Patsy Hursh ------ Harry J. Robinson William J. Porter ---------------------------Advertising Manager Class Features --------------------------------Class Prophecy ------------------------------------ClaSS Will ---------------------------------Class History ------------------------------------Class Song Editorial Staff ----------------------------------Marian Meals ------------Lois Bard -----------------Lee Berry -------------------------------Margaret Witmer -----------------------------------Photography ---------------------------------------A dvi se I' 1115 THE CAST THE NEWSPAPERS HAD THIS TO SAY! The Valley Times A OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY By Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough ' Dramatized by Jean Kerr Cast in orderxof appearance Steward -------- Bill Shearer Mrs. Skinner ----- Ci Spencer Cornelia ----- Adelaide Houck Otis Skinner---Helmut Blume Emily -------- Carolyn Hooker Purser --------- -John Watson Stewardess--Lillie Mikesell Dick Winters ----- Ken Harvey Big Crgwdg Admiral ........... John Keck Harriet St John ---------- -- Mary Hassinger I Winifred Blaugh---Pat Hursh Give First Comed u,-...L---1 Bynoms.-BREWBAKER G'ue.rtpDmma C ritic ' . 'With thunderingapplause echoing through the a Leo McEvoy ----- Eldon Jumper Inspector ------ Mary McGowan Therese ---- Naomi Burkholder Madame Elise---Chloe Wagner uditofium 0EMonsieur de la Croix ------- Newyille High school, students presented' on last, Thursday and Fri Wayne Reid the liroadway' show by' Cornelia Otis Sliinrierand Emily Kim yindow Cleaner-----B ob Over .bgoughg A Our Hearts Were Young and Gay .- . I 'Top say that -the youngsters did their parts well in this, ,thei 111-lam J - P931-791' and first 'dramatic vehicle, of the 1948-49 school term, would be puttin aI'I'5' J - Rob 1115011 it-mildly. They were excellent, ac-1 ' u V, '4' ., dl-I'eCt50I'S cording to Vthe. applause which: A I . greeted them at both appearances- ' ' I ' bm me ming Crowds andy Rave Review for Semo ay 5533 the matinee ffff Studentsi The Newville Record G O11YhHea1'tS dwfttiguils 5:21 ,ay ,tecomey 1 gyy ' M THE snr CACT IIID ne1ia---0tis.,..Skinnef-- and ,Emily ' Kixubrough, last, none of its brightness and gaiety when PNB' ented nby Newville High School last Thursday and Friday nights.. Newville students, in 'their inter- zip and isparkle Hneceasary for 8 full eveningfs enjoyment. Members of the east were' well chosen. and carried out in, an admirable M811- neir the amusing' situations A88 they developed. ' - . Adelaide Houck was 'perfect al , the rf-mantic f'-orne1ia,ygmd Q-gobd Cf Ho ' 'uv- pretation of they play, gave it the. . - r n In 1115 i- ixn ' ul ' . ... z 1' F' r ,,The Music Department, a well organized institution of New- ville High School, flourished strongly this year. Besides furn- ishing tuneful music, both vocal and instrumental, for a number of occasions, the members found that belonging to its various organizations was helpful and inspirational. The fifty member Glee Club figured in more events than the band or orchestra as far as raising money was concerned.The cho- rus worked hard to present a very lovely Christmas candlelight service, December 17. Selected members of the chorus attended a Cumberland County Choral Festival in Shippensburg on March 4. A good portion of the Glee Club attended the concert. Lastly the chorus furnished special music for commencement. The thirty piece band played on Armistice Day and Memorial bay and several times for assemblies. It also furnished the mus- ic for the April meeting of the Band Parents Association. The twenty-five piece orchestra played for the candlelight service, for several assemblies, furnished the music for com- mencement, and played between the acts of the annual school play and the grade school operetta, NHansel and Greteln. The Band Parents Association, organized two years ago, be- sides sponsoring only the instrumental groups, also included the Glee Club in its expense account. The association furnished and paid for the bus that took the chorus to the All-County Choral Festival on March 4. Several additional instruments were bought. f s n: U i , V s - sg -I ,FV 1 ,, mi ,gaamal N . . '-, Wfffiffr. W f : ii., ff., 5555512 5 'J ' ,.-.:5:f,-if ' 1 sin: - 51:i s.,'? - . H9 . LU ,T il- 1 953. , . Av 7Y ' MEJF'. ' VP: igsfsg ' 1, N lp 1 fl 115 1 . fvq, v. - . , , Mew! 6,-C GLEE CLUB PERSONNEL SOPRANO-Patsy Hursh, Dorothy Webber, Nancy Witmer, Marian Meals, Charlotte Spencer, Lorayne Drexler, June Jump- er, Joan Martin, Jean Loy, Naomi Burkholder, Betty Frey, Mildred Butts, Georgina Beacham, Dolores Heb- erlig, Joanne Clouse, Geraldine Zeigler, Nancy Reid, Florence Hockenberry. ' ALTO-Mary McGowan, Josephine Brandt, Chloe Wagner, Violet Graham, Mary Hassinger, Adelaide Houck, Frances McCul lough, Shirley Salisbury, Carolyn Brandt, Delores Griisinger, Amy Loy, Barbara Lehman, Judy Martin, Fay Sno e. BASS-James Finkey, Kenneth Harvey, Wayne Reid, Irvin Nelson, Eldon Jumper, Ellwood Nelson, John Watson, Donald Shearer, Robert Mowery, Robert Over, Rav Swartz, Ken- neth Wagner, John Keck, Paul Reichel, James Shelly, Kenneth Graham, James Shively, Ray Chiridon. PIANIST-Peggy Richardson. x x x x X X ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL VIOLIN-Kenneth Harvey, Mary McGowan, Lillie Mikesell, Nancy Witmer, Joanne Clouse, Adelaide Houck, George Lay. CORNET-Ray Swartz, Robert Mowery, Eldon Jumper. TROMBONE-Marian Meals, Amy Loy, Glenn Crone. CELLO-Patsy Hursh PIANO-Peggy Richardson TENOR SAK-Phoebe Shaffer CLARINET-Doris Moffit, Jack cer, William Graham, Fay STICKS c ALTO SAX-Jack Bowman, Ray Lindsay, Nancy Reid, Bar bafa. Lehman 0 DIRECTOR-Robert Kressler. Heberlig, Charlotte Spen- :11i5 .,, 1. PBAND ,: vi if E i WW R cube' 'WLNLERS Mmm' COLO n BAND PERSONNEL B V CORNET-Ray Swartz, Robert Mowery, Robert Over, Edgar Heberlig, Kenneth Wagner, Eldon Jumper. TROMBONE-Marian Meals, Amy Loy, Mary M ere, Glenn Crone, Will- iam Kough, Richard Brown. CLARINET-Doris Moffit, Charlotte Spencer, Jack Heberlig, Will- iam Graham, Fay Snoke, Ida Mae Griffiew ALTO SAX-Jack Bowman, Barbara Lehman, Ray Lindsay, Nancy Reid, TENOR SAX-Phoebe Shaffer BARITONE-Lucile Meals GLOCKENSPIEL-Peggy Richardson BASS-Kenneth Harvey PERCUSSION-James Finkey, William-Shearer, Fred Gross, Richard Shearer, William.Wiewall. COLOR GUARD ' Mildred Butts, Lorayne Drexler, Mary McKee Hassinger, Joan Martin, Nancv Witmer. TWIRLERS Dolores Heberlig, majoretteg Margie Kuhn, Doris Heller, Jose Brandt, Judy Martin, Violet Graham, Arlene Hoover, Gerry Zeig- ler, Joanne Clouse, Chloe Hoover, Deloris Grissinger. 1115 OFFICERS Chloe Cohick -------------- Vice President Marian Miller ------------------ Secretary Josephine Brandt --------------- Treasurer Lois Bard -------------------- --Historian Frances McCullough ------- Parliamentarian , Loraeyne Drexler --------------- Songleader aanoy Rearick ------------------- Reporter - argaret Rearick --------- - ------- Adviser I: Elwood Nelson ------------------ President - . Merle Souders ------------- Vice President Lee Berry ---------------------- Secretary 'P Franklin Brandt ---------------- Treasurer - Craig Funston ------------------- Reporter F. A. Lundahl -------------------- Adviser E -f--mpg W,,.,..f-- f The Future Homemakers of America organized this year with a membership of thirty-two. The general purpose of our group is a look to the future and our place in the world of good homes and homemakers. Several interesting trips were made by the club to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show at Harrisburg and to the fash- ion show in York. One of the outstanding social events of these past months was the Christmas party that featured a scavenger's hunt and a dance. Dues are paid by the club members and other projects have been conducted. The Newville Chapter of the Future Farmers of America start- ed in the year of 1930. The general purpose of our group is to learn new methods of farming and to do practical work on various types of projects in connection with our agricultural interests. Several successful drives were made and completed to meet the fi- nancial obligations of the group. Also several social functions were held. Notable among these was the picnic at Doubling Gap last spring, and the trip to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show at Harrisburg in January of this year. Each year a calf is given by the SearSmRoehuck Foundation to the unit. There are twenty-seven active m bers in the group this year. ADVERTISING 15 I1 F ALWAYS BETTER - THAN NEED BE ' E W' Tj? A M-5 55:4 ,, 4 L , 'Q-1 ' PM W L. t'i. fl if . :If rl A 1 W 'UM1 u,,1wg i W - 17 . PMASLANI: 1553 N Mb 3 w ? ,, 'M X X ' 4. 'N ' 1 mg W C c.H.lVlEiSlEi1'lCl Sz Sons 0 ESTABLISHED 1866 0 Makers of Masland Wilton Broacllooms, Masland Argonne Broadlooms, Masland Sportsman's Clothes, and Maslancl Auto- mobile Seat Covers. Carlisle., Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ,rv A124713 2' 'V ! 1' 3 5? -limi? CARPET F R MAKES IT HOME QM-1 P0'l l'lE'S IJINER and ESSO SERVICE STATIUN Gov. Riltner Hwy. - Newville, Pa. Roast Chicken WE omfm You R021 Him .4 FINE uw. AT A REASONABLE PRICE E 1 Goc w roon..-,aa-. -W5 E Tender Shih! Our DINER New Oven All Day SUNDAYS A RMK! DINNER! UM-ll-M, ITS Ddidoy ' N E ' A THE--RED--STAR--CHECK--MAN - 4 J! We I 5 Q gr , M 4 ' E f . T Qafy ljibyies , 290, 1115 SERVING NEWVILLE OVER 20 YEARS QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk Cream Buttermllk ce Cream Cottage Cheese KRUGER DAIRY 420 Franklin sz. , -Phone 942 CARLISLE PA. 1 I T If T I ' , 4T.'d.-x.-!?'?T-f-1'- 2'-7- 5 mx ' ' 1 - - .. Compliments of the rocks ' f .J-N rs! 7 Y via 1471, Suk 4 if,j 1, , jxwzf' ian ii P, - fi 4' ig? wgQ4a?A QQVFQQI' LUO-5 71 jr' Atgwff I,etm NEWVILLE, PA. 61 fo I OTTO HALBREICH, Pres. 1 - 1 l Shippensburg - New York City - 1101115011 , 3 115 1 fl 3 - j e ,. C0TmLI '5'T7'T'S '03 M25 1 v' ' fx! '12 , mf c A0 ' ll f-'r4C ' '06, 0 1 - Q , Y LYS?-1 .. hal:-nb qsroma nouns Monday 7:30 to 10:00 P- Tuesday 7:30 to 10:00 weanemy me to noo ' -- sgso to,1Q oo Thursday mo m 10:00 - - F1-may 1:8010 10:00 0 b Satunlay 1:30 to 11:00 Sunday s:oo w'12:oo f- - 5:00 10 -10200 . I I U E Gommumty Drug Store nroifm Numa!-:R 1 ' - NnwvrLLE, PA. - I - - H l V ESTABLISHED 1912 Fxre, Lnfe Automobile Cargo Hall, Rain Livestock, Plate Glass and Accident Insurance If you have any insurance problem, do not hesltate to come to us We wlll try to solve your problem to your complete satisfaction T11 MCEIWZIH USUIQIICG ASCYICY BIG SPRING HFIGHTQ NEWVILLF PQ ' lfuf ,qi D019 my. ? 54. unlf ' ' ' 1 I i 0 ' - - V , ' . 1 9 y ' - 9 Telephone 46 e ' ' L . i 1 , 4-4 N '. 7 5 4 5 ig . 1 1115 :-1 l .. h 'X K X 1 W 1 . Vw Q R-'L N 12 'Fx iw ... . if x NNQM X I x 111. '11 ' fl W - .Vim Q.Q,N'Nl'yQ Q35 11115 X. , 8:14 m X in up gn ',:5Qg,,:, 2. -Jhdnysfx - W 3 Q I X, 13' X .L X I 13,5 Rfk X iM5Kx Wm xWbx'Sw,Ndg. ,Seri-15 U W Wwe, iss - 0ii..fi gif-Y? f x n 1:31 -Wf- EAW -J as 5515- , 43? 1131 5111-1 .9 .Uh qv-1-. M1'1.-.h-L, ' 11 - -ml . f-1.s5?f,- 1' in RQ Lg. ig. -1,1-2 !i:S.':- :EXW 'kl315'i'yt EV' X' - Xwg5EE?v:g:::?xmEEm,1:Nwn,u1.6J . -E' ' ' fill is Q v nvmrmwc 'ro sum: wrrn Williams Lumber'iCo1 Phpne .161-R-4 Newville, Pa. Check Our Prices Before You Buy ' HARVEY'S FOR HOLSTEINS Paul Harvey I .Paul Harvey -A 1925 Fae - 1947 Lolita ' 1928 Kenneth - 1949 Phyllis - 1946 Donald - 1950 Cawfew zz-me-nf gr-ms , Fl 'P Q RTRHIT L U X E009 'Vey ,iff 45 Fomzvea fff H. X FFYFTFYITBPTR YOUR SCHOOL 'DAVS 'WITH VHOTOGPADHS G ui, L s. nnmr,nAFrw1.rrr'f. Prop STUD.10S---- 151 High st. Ca.r1isEL1Q In 1-4 5 VRATUI A1 I TS '49 bk foo, . Exvi- WI N1 U W R A.HOUCK Jew kat rhe Gm Sh Watch bloat Ogtxcnl n Jewel: ?U1ADr51TAD r1p 7 FO? ATT 'VUQICT 'X T O TP IBWST COT 'DI IT WIT' Q M M flfum Howe 48-50 W H1511 Si w 21 w Hxzhegz '-E'Qg...1e P Ca 11518 Perma' Cozrn , f' fm A J A V '. , . .. A-151 'Q X. ' 14, .Tl- ' xr ' , s E-gl. A ' Vg. ' : 7 ' Q, 1 , , , : L ga, 7 g ' , N fb , ' W , Q ' , 'Aggmg .ffa f ' i' . I .D -Lf, 4 I .' J . ...4 lx. Q N ' S 4 ' E I 9, - .4 1 . ,,xA.T -nf' I in '- a. Q ,ir . V I -I x 1115 - .I C OMPLIMENTS P Blxlg' 81 Sons: X5 5 U Established 1846 103 Years of Serviqe E. High' cot. Carl'-is .- Phone 92 ' Bu THDMHS CD JEWELER5 We've gi.f1?S to delight Your sweetheart 0 on sight! HHS' H CDMPLETE LINE KOVH WHTCHES 27 75 up Pay WEEKLY F --' OF , l U O 0 . . I X fl x X, X W Z I if ' OF f 'ity 4 X Vg, f P 2:4 . ' v. L 15 . P2 H x I ' sum. .1 W N, 'Q rg 1.. 1: .--A ' Y r L? 11 H x ' Lt I gl: Q Ei ,, . W ,J ,.. ff 'Q Q 7 F 'dr' oR I SPQR T' Goan S C0T T,IT '5'7T'TS I am d gf H an uwH Rf S e E Llfafkf F52'A'e5 'Gan I' 7- '-1,-n Slaohxj 425-1224 S. Iiznoveer St . V N. 1119 Sz . lriew ills Gm-lifnff Pa I 1115 F X . 1 -V OF 1949, I X X 5 TO THE SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS FINE FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS Open Evenings By Appointment X ff S 'f-,I 4- 4 . Q ff -1, ,-: - 4 E: ,4- w: . .fr-gy . . 3 ffl 2 7 51 22.123 .. , I ' 5 W. S E. 1 Q O N EB' B' STf5Bf.5IS:E COMPLIMENTS - is FUPIAUCUUIICCI' OF ' . Q QNX 1 .W 3 CLOTHING .Q IA EOR fuzz 'S E E MEN OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY FOR 85 YEARS WE DELIVER BY MAIL NE.ll..Kl-IESEMAN Newville R. Ri 2 Gnduanfnf American :Schbol of. AlCfi9li90filll 1115 ,ffx.. T Wi? 1111 Ah 2519 -7? 71y our Jared ff COITGT?ATTTT,,A'T'IO?Yq '49 HAHNQ US L CO. -il I 4 69 , DTE? Ai 5 by .cj 5 Air 17 '1 Qgiss 9 9 A svEcIAL1zw in FTJWOQTD GUST AUT! ICT' KWFM' VASTRY SOFT DRINKS HOTTPIAUW UIFS Am wwf? 13 W. King St. A Shippensbura .Paw- YWATWI ' , 1 'T I' ll OUD L W IH NTWV' N TT'T. An' T 'WTTQ 'IIIE geat 64 nu TOWN C oficee Feszafck Cup, lfS'ffV h Perma . COTmT..IT M 'T'R Q77 DTTTWPPTAPT AWD SONS Shig-,pena':nur,3,Penna.. ' 'WWWW x S QS . ,.f x 5 9' 12. :Q -S 2 -..... Q I ' aqui..-5 -il .l...L.l.xJ OREUQSTOIIBSST FOP THF? DPUGQ YOU NW-U .DEL we ,BAKERY I f N 1, .s 'Z ' K! 1 A 'v Q97 ,. 1, Axf 1' Q I' as A Q -JJPP A 5, if ,-Q HQ, ,X H ,yiza A M- f Q vi I -1.,XA-xg:--:f,.A..',?b r . X f 'S f U R K H OLDE R 'S B Call I 433 , I-J nv. 'N . H C . 15 1 1 ' PHARMACY mmf S - UAV, 1,1-op 1: Hain on Newville Varlisle Perma - 3 L CONGRATULATIONS - - STAMBAUGI-PS CLASS OF '49 ' 'DAIT-Tv' wofwirffrfs fa? 4 Milk Choc. igilk Q' 7 Cream Ice Cream Xml H sa If, x If Q-1 : gg, ji Distributed By ,J 1-,M TIOWARD LINDSAY AUD sow ' c00unAnI'S x Cgfglfifg G 1 gif'gjQ' 25 N. High st. Phone 10.11 Newiiglgoggalt High -166 Newvillen Pa' QWIWWMM ' ' QHEEQ A f5 a d ' D mgfgfrnazss Xf Cox ZSTA HL 2 STORES H195 SI ... .fl B19 Spnmg vs. A!EVVNf'IlE5lZn C'OMT'LIsfFNTS Or HERM HN Fa YS Gkoc :RY ., FRUITS AND1 E VEGETABLES Q9 fm D'F'T.IVW'f' Newvsule Pa- E I , nupmv nnocsmgs Il I ' 'E ' Zh fvfp cows in :L-v 'N -C x r X X CX' Q6 'f5'1wm'fjql - 'l ll 15 I1 - I I 64 'XEgEQkE25 BURHHART ResTAunnNr I3 Ekmg ST gpg, Q-7:5 I fC E cr gam e ' Wg -- ' 0 ' - 1 4 P - 4' 'S 5 I XX . W Ai',X . sf 'lf Www x KQV 'f Gnyfe fufaliwf ff! ROSF7L.AJXTD db' MASTER- MIX FTFYFTDS AGRI co, FUmmLL,,+ ' mvo FEIRTILI CMH Dfeh! Oakville Pa- Call New!! ille 14 '7-B- 13 1115 I-mu. wel c hx QONGRATULATIQNS ' ADVDRTISIN' Sfylfwrfffn' 1 K' X ' CALENDARS ww ' ,ff X 1,2 , NQVELTIES ,A T1 Q. 'fA'TxV' ' cams F'.A7'TQ Gzmzau. HAULING U Phone 2.6 - J f . 1 - mme 86 R 149 E. 112.111 sc. 1 N 111 P , I , ew 8 enna Newville r Penne.. corrGmTULATm:r:: CONGRATULATIONS '49 SFUTTI ORS r aa fi .',f N V jill 1 NX ylume . VZ !.'IE1'1-I'S WEAR Q! 4 xc-v we As, ' 4' Q65 fx 5,61 Q 1 cf? 696 ff 'ULUMQBING AND HEATING MYERS AND GOULD MOTOR SYSTEM I Guy Hooum R- R- 2 Newville, Pa 30 - 32 N. Hanover St. , Cm-Iiale, Pa. PHONE 155,R,15 41 Pd fu X C 0-ng Q 664 OOMPLIMENTS 'P OF Q S e 77 1 01-S mx, O fam, if 5 Gxnzhy '. S' A X470 pafhly 'G X ll L K., , x Q Coe ,JSXEA ' A1.nmg'r WATSON, Prop. ,, S. Hanover St. Camlisle, Pa. NEWVILLE, Carlisle's :Department ' 5 PENNA. in O 1-4 .... .. --.f 3-1 ri P CONGRATULATIONS I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I .:,'- '1 A:-. 1 f1 ' ' ff-+ :ff1'f' . 2' -1 -' . OOO O - F A: N 1 s n 1: I O 1 .22 can 144-J and have our. WOW X I delivery man pick up,your V E R A ntems. ' ' F O s O N'S.. ryf sum: R51-Ali suis? ', , ' 1 Oe?3lce'ST:2: 'H -ii iii 11 'F FILL Congratulations , YOUR T. c. HEISHMAN MARKET HAY - -Srnnw BASKFI' Plainfield, Pa. I- . A ' 1 wi ,IPM-R S COMPLIMENTS OF 2414 dhzxrff I Wim D FAIR Pnrcns 09777 at 5 1 FINE roons '70 Phone 110 ' 'T KRONENBERG BUILDING Newville Penne.. I Carlisle Penna. kr' H V f , ' 1 :ln I X I CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF B CLASS OF '49 + 9 c.F. OOODHN1eT's at 0 BD' 2' Fon SHOE STORE ?A' i - Shippensburg Perm? - OONLPLINENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 1 . OHR5 1 0 gr K-ETS . . f5 ,' 'E 'TATION FRozEN CUSTARD N mm D A 45:10 15: w. HIGH CARLISLE' I ff 4 . R.D. 4 - Sf' PA' -A Nl Cgujlisle Penna. 111115 J Newv17le ffledfre A FRIENDLY PLACE TO GO, OUR COMPLIMENTS TO YOU! COMPLIMENTS 235 East King Street' Shippensburg, Pa:- DENTLERJ I 1 COMPLIMENTS of the company that AIMS to PLEASE BOOK STORE 1 i coMPLIMENTs TO THE SENIORS We deal in Paints, Housing Material CONTRACTOR T ELDON EE. FUNK Newburg R. D. 1, Pa. Best Wishes from Your Class Dean, MISS MARY M. PLOUGH -g- Compliments of F WEST END RESTAURANT sl! Good foods at the T right price!! Ritner Highway 9 Carlisle, Pa. l L... Y L, CARL D. FARNER Poultry and Livestock Big Spring Heights uni FISHERS FLORIST Shippensburg, Pa. Phone ------- 264Y Flowers by wire. Free delivery to Newville 1115 f 1 ... . 1 bEs'1' WISHES CLAEQOQE 1949 Restaurant FINE FOODS soon SERVICE SHOES 28 N. Hanover St. Phone 187 Newville, P ' , . , L ,. W7 ,I lt' fx O en E N M -ro P-,E KA R , 4 S C! 1 NW-WILLE V F W Ffifa' A ' '- SPORTS EQUIPMENT Q WASHERETTE . R 1 69 lQag0QIEin15gtmt Phone 1021-M A 'P ' gfwvyfllea Ffa. - I-L7 E. High St-, Carlisbfu CONGRATULATIONS COMPLDJIENTS OF Iilii WENGL-:R's , Cor. Hanover 8: Louther S FOR LADIES 'NM HHOKPF NEWVILLF. CARLISLE .. 4 CONGRATULATIONS AND - ' BEST WISI-IES BEST WISI-IES SENIORS FROM FROM- H A L1-'S uszmhrcgrcgvipn. sv. 1 A ' A' far .lpvehilbr FURNUTURE N APPLIANCES LOpen Every Friday and SaIgurday.!NightN For Your Convenience 1 1 u-- 1 ' 1115 sllou. . + G if Jdhai Beauty Shop W C GILBERT We deliver Phone 685 Big Spring Avenue, Newville, Pa Fresh Meats - Groceries G d L k ----- Cl f '4 ' oo uc ass h O 9 C I PATRONIZE , GERRY' E92 ROY -3 S 'W SWIGERT Q GIFT5 y NOVELTY and amz Y .. . .,., ' GIFT SHOP, The Ideal Shop For Men's Clothes Newville, Penna. Carlisle, Perma- 1 Compliments of -.4., COMPLIMENTS H.ALTER'S GRocERYx 1 1 ' VALLEY BAKING 'i ' B COMPANY We deliver A 5 .2251 SHIPPENSBURG Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone 67-R V G G Newville, Pa. ' HAKFPY DEUGH75' , Pen M cu- Ghana Owfffs W' mf- fe-1 fi. ' ir ' Q Sham I ie' 'B-ng Kasev ,, X XN,Q52x , 'Purrrpa,C.l14u.: kb 2 f-EA ,vEWVl,feJ'pa,, 'RDW'-'L '- X 5l'uP,0en-s6Ur7,72-'L- -BII -f - 5 l or 5 . V E CONPLINLENTS T fi 7 ,SHEESLEY'S GROCEEY Y' X 0 N A ff -' .-.491 Q GENERAL MERCHANDISE E 5 JOHN WALTERS Plainfield Perma. I Q 'BC Q 2 5312 Q CONGRATULATIONS D J .MW , ff I775UVd77CC Z 0 C Sfwmkwwgwq Rclmnds COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES ' ' . JAMES SROZREAMER M CITY SERV ICE CD V, Shippensburg Perma . Carlisle P8 -A Q V 1 ----1 ON ' COMP?-IMENTS OF X VEYAGE j V LEAPHART ' S X an f A n -2'f-- -ilk To . ' SERVICE STATION Q f SENIORS , East End at the fork of the road M Shippensburg Pa. Bloserville Pae- CONIPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS BLOSER'S GROCERY STORE M T 57 mmwiam and p63 Pc- A rmms LUNCH BAR West H111 DALE STITT'S GARAGE on the Newville Road Greenspring ' Pa. ln , . . 1-4 H Q 1 H - I - H 7 CONGRATUYATIUNS COMPLIM NTS GF COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNNY,S ,l I n. J 'vf .1 TYIOL QFR'IPE STROHMQEOD Bowman s mm ICE CREAM Hardware som DRINKS Fresh Meats JOHN and DAVE, Produce Groceries 'stare Props. Newville Pa, NEWVILLE PA. Shippensburg Pa. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS I OF OF BRANDT'S ORCHARD'S H O BRANDT Phone 53J MR N D STALEY Nw ff N. I . . Newville Pa. Shippensburg Penna. I 1 l I 113 - i I 115 Y 1 v n .L .3-:........... .'., . 5 ......,... ........... . ...... .M ..... ,,,.,..,.,,.::l3g5 'cigizllk' 3: f ai gui X x E I ., 'Q, 13 1 Q , if Bqposters 2' ' 0 Mb . K, I - : .-:1:f:i A-........ 1---fa-.-.:-m.v.wx-544-2-xi-:-:-:-:-:f-A-'-'wr2-af:-'-'-:-2:-:Q--.-.--A:-Y-1-V-2--.-r---J.-.-....u......,......... v - -' - -. . .gf -U ....-3.5 , ..,.-.5,..5.5g:g.5:,:g:.:gg,g5.,Q,'w,,,5g.g.:.f.-.-f.-.-,-we-..'.w.-vs.-.-f.-.PJ'.+:Q'g.'-5-zg.,321-4 '4Q:,:-:::::::::g-xi -. ' 2,-1 .-:-'- ,-1:4-r:-:-:ers-m. -an . ' ' Q5 '.:::-...... ' --f-.-s,,g.,.uas-.6-.SSQS-'A Wally Hellman Harry Koser Robert E. Lindsay Virginia Leigh Dale G. George Paul W. Walters Helen Meals Doris Shearer Janet Hemminger A Friend Frances McCllough Mrs. Raymond Shank Mrs. John S. Oiler Sally Wert Kail,565S746-USN John K. Gilbert Richard N. Gilbert H. A. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder Eugene Burkholder NSteppyn Nelson Bunas A. Baric C. E. Hassler J. Clifford Spangler Lee Finkenbinder Cynthia Finkenbinder Simon Finkenbinder Frances M. Graham Dorothy C. Marquart Mary R. Meily A Friend Harry Robinson Robert Kressler Charles E. Tritt Edward E. Arnold Alice Hamilton - Margaret Hamilton Norma Heberlig Laura Finkenbinder Ray Tosten Glenn Boldosser Richardson C. Tritt Alice M. George F.A.Lmmmd Ira C. Kramer Lois M. Barkley Ruth and Dick Meals Florence E. Turner Don Shearer Roy Jumper Bruce D. Cohick Betty and Burkie Jimmy Collins Jim Armolt M. K. Rearick A Friend Ethyl George Franklin Beam Mr.a Mrs. Thos.G.Hureh Rev.k Mrs.H.Wagner,Jr Helen C. Oiler William Stake,Jr. A Friend Mrs. A. W. Shulenberger Daisy Oiler,RN Ellen S. Porter Ph ! AVE You BEARD? 1 -Wayne Hurley -To all future brides. -Directors' Meeting -John Swartz -WayneAReid l 2 5 4-Jim Finkey 5 6 7-MarionLMeals 8-To the Valiant Recruits ' of NJ-'ins' 9-Mr. Robinson lO-The team which we didn't have ll-Any teacher after 8. hectic day 18-Mr Porter 15-Skip Barrick 14-Result of Jeanie Koser's driving 15-Eldon Jumper 16- ?, l7Li1lielHkesell- Mary McGowan in P.D. Class 18-Patsy Hursh -Gerry Rebuck -Coyle Burkholder. -WTommyN Oiler -Irwin Nelson thinking ofWBmmN 25-Bulldogs on Guard 24-One way to get good marks -Bill Fickes 19 20 21 22 25 26-Goal of all '49 Grads 27-Mr. Lundahl 28 29-John Keck 5 I W2 K 'K 4 , 2 I Y' 7g X im x. 43 5 I u 'K 'EM -Mrs. George after an easy day 1 J 4 1 , 1 4 1 4 1 X ,, I Q I I . u . , 1 . uf: ' ' 1 n 1 i 0 A . 01 4 . . -Er, ' 2. 4 2 . . 4' 1 , I U f . V 1-.V -5- i - . Y , A 'N , 'W r ,. L ,., af. .g.- t 'E--,,,,,,A . ,J 5 ' , V ar . f .. ' K . ,Q ,J - LA. wiht . I 594. v 1- o, ? V V ' 'vt ' QT' L .H ' 1 fl ,,, .P . ' I . .1 5 0 . 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