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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1964 volume:

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A high school means projects and clubs with their fun, And everyone working till all tasks are doneg Tense moments at ball games-Will we win or not? That uFightin' Bulldogn spirit means more than we thought! What is a high school? What is its story? We've told it here in all of its glory! We hope that you will always remember Big Spring as such a high school. With this thought in mind, we proudly present to you the 1964 BIG SPRING. In . Memorzam Delores Jean Camp November 11, 1946-September 14, 1963 Those of us who were fortunate enough to have known and worked with Delores will always hold a treasured memory of her happy face and per- sonality. Time can never mar this memory. Although her life was short, it was not futile. Her happy Christian life may Well be an example for all of us. The poet Ben Jonson has expressed our thoughts very well in his poem, The Noble Nature. mln small proportions we just beauties seeg And in short measures life may perfect be. We pay our farewell tribute to our classmate and friend. It is our hope that her life may be a reminder to ns that even a young lady can ac-hieve distinction by her deeds of kindness, happiness, and love. n l ' 5 L aa aw as Ta la aanConatentS M A Administration Faculty ,.vv. .. Seniors .Y,. M-, Underclassmen Act1v1t1es , .. ,. gn Sports ........ ..,..,. ...... Advertisements v- paw 5 -- pa e 9 page 6 page 7 page 101 page 121 page 135 ...L I W . . .. . , ,, .. . in I A 1 1 'f N ,, 4 ' .5 ' 5. :A , , A 53 2 , J ' 3,2 I , -,.,: ,,. in AN Q M VLA I n , ,, , 5- Z ff ff. a 5 F 33 2 if Q .X as ii 3' 5 A 3 ff A Q -a ff E 3 s Q g. K Dr. Pool L. Stone Supervising Princooal and at his home. Dr. Stone in his office . . . To the Class of 1964, Heartiest congratulations on reaching a milestone in your preparation for life. For some, attaining this goal is just one phase of formal education, while, for others, it is the end of such training. In either case your school has attempted to give you the basic facts necessary in making intelligent decisions, and it is hoped that each of you will use this basic foundation on which to build good and fruitful lives which will make you outstanding and contributing members of our society. It has been a pleasure having you as students in this school, and it is my sincere hope that you will receive the best life has to offer. Supervising Principal Mr. Ray C. Fry High School Principal Mr. Fry checking his records . . . The l963-64 school year has been very fruitful for the students of Big Spring High Schoolgthe annual achievement tests indicated progress in subject masteryg the athletic program was quite successfulg the music programs were well receivedg and approximately thirty per cent of our senior students were accepted at institutions for advanced study. The rate of growth at Big Spring High School has been tremendous. Graduation class size has increased from 37 students in 19541 to 171- students in 196511. This increase in enrollment brings with it a challenge for greater success in the future. Certainly more minds should produce a greater product. Therefore, we must look to the future with the confidence gained through past experience, and a desire to constantly reach for a greater de- gree of success in the solution to manis continuing problems. dd , C, - ff High School Principal . ...D i W VI Q . . . and at our forbidden Coke machine. flee Personnel Secondary Supervisor, C. E. HASSLER 1 Business Manager, WILLIAM E. SULLIVAN Administrative Secretaries, Left to Right: Carrie J. Milligan, S, Marion Snyder, Mildred W Hassinger, Dorothy C. Rickabaugh. Absent: Janice Tarner. f 'wwf . ' sf 4' ' ' ., L, - ,V 6, 1 Qffsl? 'peiai' .fmwzi , f l ' m f 1 nk-'ab M 1 A, f A 2f?Q?2lf12e 'lN1 ' L f Q ff aqazgkgz ,af vig? 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BROWN middle in the under- She makes learning an adventure. Language MARIE E. BURKHART She is a woman who realizes the value of good health. Physical Education Health .lunior High Cheerleader Advisor ROBERT B. CAMPBELL His soul is enchanted by th of song. Music Dance Band Instructor e melody RICHARD M. CARNS A rein of quality exists in this man. Industrial Arts Head of Industrial Arts Department .Iunior High Basketball Coach PERCY K. CHRONISTER A woman would go through fire and water for such a kind heart. Special Education Head of Special Education Department .l.V. Football Coach ROBERT A. CLEMM He teaches others to use their hidden skills. Industrial Arts DOROTHY M. CONNOLLY Grammar lrnows how to control eren hings. Langu nge JOHN P. DAY 1 The world stood aside to let him pass because he knew where he was going. Business Education Head of Business Education Department Business Club Advisor DAVID W. DUERR To him every life has zz purpose. Science JOHN T. DUNSMORE He lives to build a muscular race. Physical Education Health Cym Club Advisor Head Wrestling Coach Equipment Manager CAROLYN R. FAUST With her smile and understanding, she guides her students. Language Swgngr L. LEE FISHBURN Though his math be madness, yet there is method in it. Mathematics JOHN E. GESCHWINDT He benefits himself in aiding stu- dents. Librarian Library Cluh Advisor LARRY L. GODSHALL This teacher affects eternity be- cause he can never tell where lzis influence stops. Language J.V. Basketball Coach ROBERT V. HABLE His pupils know this rnan, not only from sight, but also from the heart, Social Studies .lunior High Football Coach Senior High Track Coach MARY .l. HELLEN All students should have a taste of the quality of this teacher. Social Studies PERNIE F. HETRICK Our school is endowed with her goodness. Mathematics GEORGE C. HOUCK Heredity determined the color of his eyes, but his students light them up. Music Head of Music Department Senior High Chorus Music Club Varsity Basketball Coach ERWIN W. HOWLAND Time, that aged nurse, rocked him to patience. Science ROBERT L. JACOBS He strives for perfection in every' thing he does. Language DOROTHY M. JONES Respect and gratitude is what we owe. Home Economics National Honor Society Advisor ROBERT A. KRESSLER And he quotes, Those who cannot remember the past must repeat ii S! Social Studies Head of Social Studies Department Yearbook Club Advisor ANNA L. KRIMM Her classes are golden moments of learning. Language EDWARD C. LEZZER He teaches gradually, interested not in progress but in result. Language HAROLD G. LOY He eultivates their minds. Head of Vocational Agriculture Science F.F.A. Advisor JOHN J. LUTZ He teaches you the enormous force out a jew words. Language DORIS A. BIENTZER The speech of a woman as hind as she could only be musie Ji . in Full ss WY 'stweii Music Seventh Grade Chorus up Junior High Chorus L GLENN S. MINICK The mathematician has reached the highest story in the building of human thought. Mathematics W. LESTER MOHLER The most important thing this teacher does for his classes is to love his subject. Science MARIAN A. NELSON Shels a fine teacher who's worth working for. Language ANNA D. NYE She seeks to please everybody. Guidance Counselor DAISY OILER Give me your hanrl and let me talfe your pulsef' School Nurse Future Nurses Club Advisor JANET E. OILER She may be little, but she is fierce. Social Studies Tri-Hi-Y Advisor F.T.A. Advisor EDWARD W. PAUL He confines himself to facts. Social Studies JOHN A. PETERS He gives light anrl inspiration to all his students. Social Studies WILLIAM I. PORTER He has been covered by the rare paint of success. Language Head of Language Department Sophomore Class Advisor School Publicity MARGARET K. REARICK The extent of her value is too great to be determined. Home Economics Head of Home Economics Department F.H.A. Advisor MARY E. REISINGER Her patience and understanding are the parents of our success. Business Education Yearbook Club Co-advisor HARRY J. ROBINSON What He has scanted him in hair, He has given him in wit. Mathematics Head of Mathematics Department .lr.-Sr. Class Play Advisor Stage Craft Club Advisor B. JOYCE ROSENBERRY She's young in heart and she'll never grow old. Business Education GILBERT R. SCHOONOVER His most useless day is one in which he has not taught. Mathematics SYLVIA M. SEYMOUR Her teaching is an unforgettable experience. Business Education RICHARD C. SHULL He is a friendly and jolly bachelor with a knack for creating beauty. Art Art Club Advisor I. EUCENIA SPANGLER Her patience is the parent of horn:-maherls success. Home Economics Junior High F.H.A. J. CLIFFORD SPANGLER He is worth more zhan all pay him. Driver Education Hi-Y Cluh Advisor .l. RICHARD STEWART There is a history in this life. Physical Education Health Head of Health and Physical Education Department Varsity Football Coach Athletic Director manls CHARLES E. STONER To him lf'IlC11llZg English Languaffc RUTH M. STOTSENBURG The aroma of her happiness to all whom she touches. Language clings JOHN K. SUKENIK To a smart girl he is no gjzzsl the answer. Social Studies Varsity Football Coach Baseball Coach WILLIAM A. SWANSON His happiness is as good a cure as medicine. Science Wrestling Coach BELVA J. SWEKA we can is a joy. problem She is a magnificent specimen of human happiness. Physical Education Senior High Cheerleaders Girls Intramurals TENA C. TIMNIONS She gives light as soon as she ar- rives at school. Matliemutics Science J. TED TROUTMAN He helps students to thinlf. Science Young Farmers Advisor RAYMOND L. TRUMP All students should be exposed to his my of kindness and under- standing. Science Senior High Student Council Co-advisor VIRGINIA S. WAGNER She follows her teachings like fringe on a gown. Art Head of Art Department JOHN .I. WARDLE, JR. He assists his students in creation. Industrial Arts MIRIAM R. WEIMIIR Here is a woman who is strict, good-hearted, and helpful. Language LLOYD F. WOODS Science is vastly rn0re'stin1ulating to his imagination than are the Classics Science MONA K. YINCLINC Her teaching ability reveals itself in the success of her students. Business Education Yearbook Club C0-advisor Student Teachers Left lo Right: J. Tassey, R. Moweiy, C. Bender, R. Gimi, C. Piper. Un December 2 our second group of student teachers ar- rived in hopes of good experi- ence and disciplined students. Miss Bremser and Mr. Dunn were student teaching under Miss Reisinger and Mr. Day in the Business Departmentg Miss Potchak in the English Department under Mr. Porterg Miss Snoke and Mr. Helsel in the Mathematics Dep-artment under Mr. Schoonover and Mr. Robinsong and Mr. Hanks in the History Department under Mr. Kressler. The first gay group of stu- dent teachers arrived Septem- ber 5 for 12 weeks of on-the- job training. Mr. Tassey and Mr. Piper were student teach- ing in the Business Depart- ment under Miss Beisinger and Mr. Dayg Mr. Gimi and Mr. Mowery, in the Science Depart- ment under Mr. Duerr and Mr. Mohlerg and Mrs. Bender under Mrs. Krimm in the English Department. First Row: .l. Bremser, D. Potchak, C. Snoke. Second Row: E. Helsel. J. Hanks, W. Dunn. Left to Right: D. Mathias, L. Hurley, P. Bailey, D. Fuller, L. Williaiils. I8 The third ambitious group arrived at Big Spring on March 9. Mr. Mathias and Mr. Hurley were in the Mathematics De- partment under Mr. Robinson and Mr. Minickg Miss Bailey and Mr. Williams in the His- tory Department under Mr. Kressler and Mrs. Helleng and Mr. Fuller in the Science De- partment under Mr. Woods. Our third student teaching group stayed almost to the end of our school year, leav- ing May 28 for their own graduation. Service Personnel WM. W, .. First Row: M. Johnson, C. Miller, S. Dciteh, W. Young, IS. Keck, J. C1-phart, S. Baum, M. Hummel, L. Varner, C. Burkett, V, McCullough. Second Rout D. Young, l'. Jones, C, Brandt, L. Mowery, C. WiCk3l'd, ,l. Singer, H. Cayman, D. Dingle, Q. Barrick, L. Hock, R, Kutz, C. Snyder. These ladies work hard prepar- ing our dinner and seeing that we get the necessary foods. During our football games, they have food stands which are always wel- come. We can always depend on them for a good nourishing meal. Amidst the noise and confusion these drivers have safely and patiently driven us to our destina- tion- school in the morning and home in the afternoon. They with- stand plenty of noise and confu- sion, but seriously, they love their job. First Row: G. Jumper, K. Turner, G, Hassler, Cafeteria Manager: R. Boyd, P. Bowman, J. Reid, M. Mohler. Second Row: F. Shaw, D. Arbcgrast, P, Mains. Left to Right: L. Lezzer, E. Graham, H. HQ,-lman. These fine trustworthy men keep our school neat and clean. They wash the windows and the floors, they trim the shrubs and mow the lawng they shovel the snow, they empty the wastebaskelsg they distribute supplies to the rooms, they . . . We could go on and on, but these men are always on the job. I9 Who Else but cz Senior . . . could have a locker like this? - . . Could S6l6Cl name Cards? . . could is rite on bananas? . . . could receive his diploma? . Cfvllld learn iI1 this mdHl1Cr? could turn this mess into formality? 4 x ' 'X in 'N 5 m y ,,,,, ,,.. -.W 'WW H '49 'gsflfviffg Q 3 g l 4- R2 rs, Q M: 555, Q? -,7 as Q gfJn?'4-in J if 1' R ag 1 X ' Wm M? .- yi .A-.h-Q 4 f , +. .,xY,3, K -qw, Ag' mi 2 'wg f g , LL xi? in 'L W vii: K V' , , 44 sig?-has as W . H ,C me 4 Left I0 Right: Bob, Bev, Bob, Tess, and Faye enior Class Officers Presizlenl: Robert rJ1'ilWbZlUgh Vice President: Robert Baker Secretary: Beverly Giordano Treasurer: Faye WCHI'y' Hislorinn: Teresa Firlkerllnndcr' Kenneth Dale Agar 'cDale Agriculture F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 His many friends all call him Dalfg His future is to deliver the mail. Linda Louise Baker S'Linrla,' Academic Tri-Hi-Y 12, Library Club 9, 103 Year- book Club 10, 11 In school Linda's quiet and denture She'll have a happy future we're quite sure. Darlene Elizabeth Bailey '6Bunny,, Stenographic Business Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 105 News- paper Club 9g Yearbook Club 12, Faculty Secretary 12 At any job she's sure to shine, A set'retary's her chosen line. it Susan ,lane Arbegast 'aSusie,, Academic Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Future Teach- ers Club 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Student Council 93 Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Nt-wspap -r Club 11, Youth Forum 11 Played a cornet in thc Senior Band, College is included in her future plan. Robert Dean Baker Bzzke', Academic Student Council 123 Yearbook 125 Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12 On the court or fielding u ball, He's really great with no effort at all, -.F Nancy Alice Bailey Nance', Hornemaking F.H.A. 10, 11,12 Rosy cheeks and a flashing, eye, ls what she shows passers-by. Dale Russell Barrick :Uncle Dalei' Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Gym Club 105 Wrestling 10 This boy who's :1 member of the F.F.A., Will be a farmer surely some day. Marshall Harold Bender Burst Clerical Hi-Y 12 He is short with complexion that's light, Bugs is his name, all right. Edgar Allan Bartles Willey Academic Yearbook 11g Photography Club 10 Race car driving in his future is planned, At hunting and fishing he is just grand. Rebecca Lea Beecher Berlr,Vv Clerical Cheerleaders 10, 113 Library 12, Newspaper Club 11g Dramatics Club 9 Petite, blonde, and a real cutie, At any job, she's the best on duty. Cary Dean Barrick Dean-0 Agriculture F.F.A. 9,10, 11, 12 A body shop he wants to own, To keep those cars in running tone. Samuel Barry Bitner Sam', Agriculture F.17.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 short and monde, this guy's it duly, Where you find him, youlre sure to find Susi. 21' Carol Elaine Boyles i'Carol', General F,H.A. 11Q Gym Cluh 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10 Of Sir Nugget McCue this champ had no fear, Her future includes horses and auc- tioncer. Richard Lee Butts HRl'Ch,' Academic Hi-Y 123 Band 9, 103 Football 10, 11. 123 Basketball 113 Track 10, 11, 12 A handsome one with a disposition so nice, Friendliness is his main popularity device. Richard Lee Bricker f'IJicl. ' Cc-nm-ral Gym flluh 93 lfootI1all9 Dick likes to work on vars, Under thc hood hc really stars. Kathleen Joyce Burkholder llBHflx'i0,, Slenographic Music Cluh 113 Ycarhook ll, 121 Band 9. 10, Chorus 9, 10, ll, 123 Class Play 11, 12: Faculty Secretary 123 He-lent Cluvir 10, 11. 123 Chord-c-etts 12 Talker, class play, and music from any source, This girl could only he our liurkiv, of course. Carol Joann Brandt ulllngle Bunny HI?IHCll1HlC1IlgI F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 Dark hair and laughing eyes, When shc's sewing, shc really flies. Kenneth Albert Byers Ken Clerical Gym Cluh 93 Hi-Y 123 Student Coun- cil 93 Band 9, 10, Football 9. 103 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 He-re's a boy with a friendly face, In track hc surc did run that race. Q Richard Leroy Cashman '6D1fck Clerical National Honor Society 11, 12 Good for a joke or a laugh is he, A traveling man he plans to be. Andrew Scott Clark 'gScolch,' General Chorus 12g Wrestling 10g Fly Tying 10 ln any group of kids this friendly boy jives, On blondes, brunettes and redheads he really thrives. Nancy Lee Charles CharIie,' Homemaking F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 This girl likes all kinds of food, She can set you in a jolly mood. Larry Frederick Chestnut :'Ches Clerical Gym Club 9, 105 Select Choir 9, 10 Larry is a boy who's quiet and shy, But otherwise he's quite a guy. M :rw 'H ' ,. . , . 5 Doris Elizabeth Casner 'gD0ris,' General Intramurals 115 Ceramics Club 10 Short, brown hair and a smile to please, Look out, Bob, il's you shc'll seize Dana Glenn Clough uK0olfie,' Academic Very pleasant he is indeed, His ambition is to succeed. 1 i Z .5 ! Randy Scott Coldsmith Randy Cent-ral Fly Tying 10 His favorite saying is 'SYou het, He'll be your friend once you'vf- met. Mary ,lane Deihl Pickle Homemaking F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 A'Pickle's the name that she had. She's always happy, never sad. Betty Ann Darhower '6Be15 Hontemaking F.H.A.10, 11,12 Whether cooking or sewing shi- can do the job, Cary, Cary is her lu-art throh. Phyllis Irene Cole Pixie Academic Chorus 10, 11, 123 Sf-lt-ct Choir 11, 12 This giil has hair as black as coal, To go to vollegv is her rnuin goal. Bonnie Lee Day g'Daisy Stenogzraphic Business Club 103 National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 113 Yearbook 123 Newspaper Club 95 Class Play 125 Faculty Secretary 125 Student Office Sf-crm-tary 12 In all that she tried she did excel, As yearbook editor, she did wry well. Mary Louise Derr g',1Iary Cent-ral F.H.A. 10 For pity Mikes, is her favorite saying, Sho will do you u favor without de- laying. , f rj ,v ig' if v, Darrell Wayne DeWalt Darrell Academic Library Club 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Select Choir 11, 12 Small 17111 bold is this boy, He works with an auto like a toy. Jeannie Louise Eberly 'ileanfl Cencral Library Club 123 Music Club 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Talkative, gay and full of ambition, She's hoping to be a great beautieian. James Stanley Dove Stanley , Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 A guy whose attention girls try to hoard, His greatest joy is, of course, a Ford. William Harold Donovan Billy General His arnliition is to take life easy, And have all things go nice and breezy. Revenna Cedel Eckenrode nVennfe', ACad8IIliC Robert Eugene Drawbaugh Babu Clerical Gym Club 10, 11, Student Council 11, 125 Yearbook 12, Class Officer 11, 124 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12g Wres- tling 11, 12 At sports or friendliness he's hard to beat, Our busy class president is really neat. Tri-Hi-Y 9, Library Club 9, 10g Stu- dent Council 11, 12 IBM operator is what shc'd like to be, A happy future is what she'll see. Teresa Ann Finkenhinder HTG-909 Academic Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10. 11, 123 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 123 Newspaper Club 11, Class Historian 9, 10, 11, 123 Youth Forum 11, Class Play 12 Here she is, kids, this girl's our queen, A real success and she's only a teen. Teresa Lee Fry 2Tcrry Academic Future Teachers Club 11. 122 Student Council 93 Yearbook 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 122 Chorus 9, 10, Newspaper Club 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12, Youth Forum 11, County Band 10, 11: Wind Ensemble 9 An active girl who is u real riot, Shes never still, never quiet. . 2 , f V. f 1:3 '1 Sandra Kaye Franklin Sandy Homemaking F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 Sandy's quiet but full of life, She'll make Dave an especially good wife. Clarence Wilbur Fry 11 '4Milfe Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 122 Student Council 12 Here is a tall and healthy boy, To be a farmer is his pride and joy. 'Ev Barbara Ann Fraker Barb Clerical 44 A girl who likes running around, But in school she dot-sn't make a sound. Edward Elmer Gettle Eddie Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 NDon't know, do you? is what he likes to say, He'll be a real good farmer some day. Helen Luella Gilbert 'KNoolF' General lland 9 Nook is a gal who likes running around, Her dream to travel will keep her out of town. Victoria Jane Goodbart Vici,' General Library Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Yearbook 11, 12, lland 9, 10, 11, 124 Chorus 9, 10, 115 Ceramics Club 10 Long brown hair and a smile on her face, For our marching band she set the pace. Nancy Kay Goodhart 'iGoodic Clerical Business Club 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11g Library Club 125 Band 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Newspaper Club 123 Intramurals 11, 12: Select Choir 10, 11, 125 Chord-e-etts 12 Not too serious, not too gay, A real nice girl in every way. Sally ,lo Goodhart SalllV,' Academic Future Teachers Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, National Honor Society 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11,12g Newspaper Club 11, 12, Intra- murals 113 Select Choir 11, 123 Chord-e- etts 12 She's a wonderful girl as everyone knows, Shelll be popular with all wherever she goes. Beverly Ann Giordano Benn Stenographic Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Student Coun- cil 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 123 News- paper Club 11g Student Office Sec- retary 12, Intramurals 10, 11 Talent is this girl's best friend, Her pep and energy never end. Janet lVlarie Gordon C0la'y,' Homemaking F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 ln the future she's sure to have a happy life, Because she's going to be some lucky guy's wife. Robert Eugene Graham 'gliobi' Academic Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 103 Select Choir 10, 11, 125 Wind En- semble 9, Chordse-airs 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12 Bob will always have a joke for you, Wllile you're with him you're never blue. Emma Jane Group g'Em Academic National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12 She did her best at any chore, This friendly girl was never a bore. Everett Dale Griffie Butch Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Gym Cluh 11, Fly Tying9 His future life is on a farm, To his animals helll do no harm. James Mervin Griffie lim General Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12 .lim is a real outdoor man, The army is his future plan. 'bv E ,ie if 597 -. 1 - .sl ., 1' Richard Lee Griffey cififfu General Wrestling 9, 10, 12 HN0, that's okay is what he-'ll say, If he docsn't get his million someday. Nancy Marie Gruver N11nf'e'i Clerical Always smiling and happy is this girl, To all her friends she gives a whirl. ,, .1 2 Larry William Gutshall Sam General Gym Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 9, 10 Here's a boy who's fond of his car, To find him, you must look near and far. Wayne Eugene Hawkins '4Wayne', Agriculture F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Rod and Gun Club 9 This senior guy has curly hair, With a flashy smile and quiet air. Dora lV1ae Handshew D0rey,' Homemaking Chorus 9, Select Choir 109 Ceramics Club9 D'orey's ambition is to be wed, A quiet but nice girl is what we all said. Gerald Kenneth Hamilton uGerry Academic Gym Club 10g Yearbook 123 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12 This boy raised and lowered our flag, In books or sports he'd never lag. Linda Mae Heckendorn 'cHeclry General Student Council 109 Chorus 12 Here's a gal you can't shut up, A real talker and what a cut-up. Sandra Lee Harter Sam,' Stenographic Business Club 125 Library Club 125 News- paper Club 11g Faculty Secretary 12 At whatever she attempts she's a hit, She's a wonderful friend we must admit. Marlin Lee Heekendorn n.llyfflC,' Academic Future Teachers Club 12g Hi-Y 125 Newspaper Club 9, 11, Wrestling 9, 103 Track 9, 1l, 12 Someday he'll get his NIC, And ride around in royalty. lVla1'ga1'et Elma Hetrick 'fllargiy' Academic Future Teachers Club 11, 12, National Honor Soeiety 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 123 Band 93 Chorus 9, 10, 11: Newspaper Club 11, 12: Class Play 11, 12, Youth Forum 113 Select Choir 9 With the newspaper she's quiek as a wink. She gives you news that makes you think. George Ldward Henneman Cc orbr A,,r1culturm A senior guy with eurly hair, K fl'lQllY 'mile 'md 1 uiet 'tir Lawrence Williarii Helm B11ck', Clerieal Chevy is his favorite car, As a mechanic he'll go far. Zane Robert Highlands 'glanien Clerical Hi-Y 9, 10: Stage-Craft Club 12, Bas- ketball 12 This handsome fs-llow's the flirt in our school. He knows ALL the girls 'Cause he's no fool. 4 Robert Holcomb Heitzler ':Doe,' Academic Cym Club 10: Claw Play 11, 12 L JL1'II7llIlSl1l buomt .1 ut ll ucu t au Q Gloria Carol l-lollenbaugh Dump General Tri-Hi-Y 10 Her future includes having fun, Her likes are Chevys and a certain someone. Eva Kay Hockenberry 4'Li1fle Emu General Library Club 123 Chorus 9, Ceramics Club io A commercial artist she hopes to be, It will come true, you just wait and see. Sandra Kay Horn 'iPilzlry Clerical Business Club 10, 125 Yearbook 113 Ch0rus9 Pert and cute with a smile so sweet, She'll be a beautician and keep hair neat. Joan Elizabeth Holsinger Joann Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y 12, Newspaper Club 11, 125 Fac- ulty Secretary 123 Cashier 10, 11, 12 She wore her brown hair long this past year, ln the cafeteria ,loan was our cashier. Anna May Hockensmith 6'Annie,' Stenographic Business Club 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 103 .Yearbook 123 Faculty Secretary 12 A quiet girl yet a popular one, Loyal, sincere, and lots of fun, William Patrick Houck Bill Academic Library Club 11 Always striving to do his best, Some day he'll be a big success. Charles Kendrick Houser, Jr. Karin Clerical Stage-Craft Club 115 Wrestling 12 A chevy engine is his greatest like,' Someday he wants to own a motorbike. Larry Edward Jackson ':Lz1rry', General F.F.A. 9, 103 Gym Club 9, 10, 11: Stage-Craft Club 123 Baseball 9, 10, 12 Larry was a member of the baseball team, He had a lot of vigor, pep, and steam. Jay Edward Hurley 'ifayn Stenographic The only boy in a section of girls, He wants to take shorthand in fast swirls. Linda Kay Hykes :'Li1zrlr1 General Future Nurses Club 12, Library Club 125 lnlramurals 11, 12 To all the teachers this girls a pest, llut to us kids, shc's among.: the best. Barry Lynn Hurley Hurl: General Dramaties 9g Ceramics 11 This lively boy really is funny, He wants a T-Bird, but has no money. n Donna Nlae Jacoby ufacu Stenographic Cheerleaders 12, Yearbook 11, Faculty Secretary 12g Intramurals 10, 11 Short brown hair and laughing eyes, She's got a line to catch the guys. ws, . ,,..,, - -,--f- an-gy., . - K - - Q as K Va ,lanet Arlene Kann hfzuf' General She is often known as lan, A certain someone is her man. Marilyn Kaye Koppenhaver :'KHfl',, Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 10 Teeth of pearl hair of blond, Of horses and travel she is fond. Q , -v7i5'.iS'fi1f'5ms'YiiI Shirley Yvonne Kelso Shirley Clerical Cheerleaders 10, 113 Intramurals 10, 11 A pretty girl with natural blond hair, About sports and HIM she did care Harry Euvene Kelso Dean Clerical Kathryn Louise Kessler '6Kaye', General Future Nurses Club 12g Tri-Hi-Y 99 Library Club 11, 12, Student Council 11, 123 Chorus 12g Intramurals 11 Always friendly, smiling, and ll good sport, She was a member of our Homecoming court. Wrestling 10, 12 :Take it easy he chooses to say A brand-new chevy he wants someday. Anna Lois Kuhns Annz'ev General Future Nurses Club 10, 11, 123 Library Club 11, 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Select Choir 9, 11, 12 A quiet girl with a very soft voice, A nurse of the future is her choice. A mails? i Udora Louise Kuntz i'Dorlie General A pretty girl with long shiny hair, Dortie never seemed to have a care. Lee Hoffman Leidigh flflr. .llusicu General Music Cluh 11, 12g Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Select Choir 10, ll, 12g Chord-e airs ll, 12 The Big Voice among all of us is Lee, A musician this jolly guy plans to be. Henry Ellwood Lay Stormy General Henry is a rt-al nice guy, Get to know him, and yon'll see why. Dennis Ray Lehman Birdie General Whether cutting hair or fixing a car, This boy will he the best by far, ,lorgen Kristian C. Larsen uforgerf' Academic Student Council 12, Chorus 12g'lias- kethall 12 Our foreign student from Denmark this year, ,lorgen is hound to succeed, without a fear. Fredrick Carl Lescalleet Whitey Agriculture F.F.A. 11, 12g Gym Club 10 This tall lad with hair so white, He'll join the army and learn to fight. Robert Eugene Lindsay, Jr. GROW, General Chorus 9, 10g Newspaper Club 123 Foot- ball 9, 10, 12 This neat, clean gent is lots of fun, Of the football learn, he is one. Linda Louise Loy HL-Ynntu Stenographic Future Teachers Club 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Student Coun- cil 12, Yearbook 125 Student Office Secretary 123 Newspaper Club 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 10, 11 Quiet manner, softness of voice, Helping others is her choice. Donald Eugene Lloyd '4Bi,g Dun Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11 The public is what he plans to serve, The best is what he will deserve. Joseph Roger Martin Joan General Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Truck 10, 11 In football he was a fullback, For getting girls he had a knack. William Lee Martin Bill Clerical Hi-Y 125 Fly Tying 103 Wrestling 9,10 Bill is u great Dodgers fan, College is in his future plan. Gary Lee Miller Gary General Comparatively quiet for a boy, Chevys are his greatest joy. A Vlaiy ,lane lV1eC1ea Vary fam Academic Future Teachers Club 11 12 Niusic Club 10 11 12 National Honor 5ot1ety10 11 earbook 11 B nd 9 0 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Newspaper Club 11 12' Chord-e-etts 12' Select Choir 9 10 11 123 Youth lforurn 11 She holds the gavel at 17.'1'.A., On the top is where she'll stay. YE Anita Gayle Meyers Cayley' General Future Nurses Club 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 11 When playing her flute, Gayle does well, But as a nurse, she will excel. Rita Mae Yll'Ci1l1Sl91' Rim Clerieal Business Llub 12: lfl-H1-1 10: 1.14 i llfilfj' Clulr 11. 12: Yearbook 11: News- paper 12 1'1ere's tl ual wllol really llep, She giggles and she's full of pep. Norman Clyde Miller Norm Clerit-ul Stage-Craft Cluli 10, 11. 12: lfootlwull 10. 1 1.12: Travk 11. 12 This guy's tall. dark and very llandsoim ln lot-111.111 gullies. xoull think he! 5.1111 Pruitt. Darlene Elizabeth lVlinnich nLPne', Homemaking F.H.A. 10, 11, 12g Newspaper Club 10 She wants to out and style the hair, About Dick she does rt-ally care. Patricia Ann Miller Pali, Stenographic Business Club 10, 11, 12g Faculty Sec- retary 12 A great sense of humor belongs to this gal, Sho's real sweet and oh what a pal. Katherine Arlene Moeller Hlqllfh-l ,, Stenographic Business Club 12, Dramatics Club 95 Faculty Secretary 12 Kathy has already planned her life, 1t's secretary and a good housewife. Llonald Eugene Mixell HLor1nie,' Clerical Business Club 10, 11. 129 Library Club 9, 10, Chorus 10, 11, Basketball 10, Baseball 10 Neat clothes is what he always wore, His dream is to own a grocery store. Wayrie Alvus Milligan MC0ce Academic Hi-Y 123 National Honor Society 11, 12 3 Newspaper Cluh 11g Class Play 11, 123 Youth Forum 113 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrf-stling 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12 Hero we have a well-rounded man, College is included in his future plan. Nancy Elizabeth Mumper Hllzznzpi' Stenographic Yearbook 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 114 Faculty Secretary 12g Intramurals 10, 11 She would laugh, laugh and then soma, This petite cutie lived for fun. Allen Keith Myers Bishop General Student Counvil 12 Hearty smile, flashy blonde hair, A talent tn Cmnnlert-ial art did flare. Michael Leni Naugle g'.llif.'e', Academit' Future Teachers Club 12g Hi-Y 123 Wrestling 11, 123 Track 11 His curly hair is his best feature, His ambition is to be a teacher. Winifred 1-leberlig Myers Winnie Clerival Business Club 11, 123 Library Club 93 Stu- ds-nt Cnunril 9. 10: Hand 9, 10, 115 Chorus 9, 10, 11 heart of gold she did curry, Shcfll live ht-r future for Jn-ff and Barry. Rosann Mary Nace ilR!J.Sf8,, Ct-neral F.H.A. 113 Music Club 12 A friendly girl with a ht-art uf gold. Rosie is quiet, but never bold. Marlin Eugene Myers ,llyw-s I0 trt'Ilt'1'Jl Fly lying 10 His future' we all know, To barber 240110111 he'll go. Peter Ellsworth Naugle 'gl'e!f 7 Clerical Gym Club 93 Hi-Y 123 Varsity Club 9. 10: Travk 10, ll. 12: lfuutliall 9. 10, ll,12 Pete wants to join with the Air Force, '64 Jets is what he likes, of vourse. Wilbur Stanley North Stan Clerical Gym Club 10, 11, Stage-Craft Club 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Handsome and nice in every way, There's not a sport Stan can't play. Barbara Rornaine Negley Fuz:l' Homemaking l .H.A. 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10 As a homemaker she is tops, She gets darn tired studying, but never stops. Sally Jane Ott 'gjanev Stenographic Pen Pal Club 9, Faculty Secretary 12 This girl goes by the nickname of Jane, Sports, food, and cars are down her lane. Gary Lee Nelson '6Nel1ieU Academic Yearbook 12, Track 10, 11, 12 A man of might, with a heart of gold, ls what this boy will always hold. George William Peters 'iBiIIv Academic Dance Band 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 12, Wind Ensemble 10 Although he's very fond of jeeps, When it comes to science, that's for keeps. Laurel Ruth Oiler 6'Lo1ly', Academic Future Teachers Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Library Club 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Newspaper Club 11, 12, Class Play 11, Select Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Chord-e-etts 12 Librarian and singing is Lolly's line, In her future she'll do fine. Joseph Edward Piper 'ifoev General F.F.A. 93 Gym Club 9 His future includes lots of money, About girls and cars he is no dummy. Mona Lee Rebuck i'r1f10f1f1,' Academic Future Teaclrers Club 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 12, Band 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, Student Council 93 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12 This friendly one knows how to dress, As our Prom Queen, she was the best. Larry ,lay Piper 'iPepper General Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9 One day l1e'd like to sail on the sea, A navy man is what he will be. David Foster Rand 66Ddl7C,, Clerical Hi-Y 123 Football 10, Wrestling 10 Here is a friendly, funny boy, To know our Dave is quite a joy. Kenneth Leroy Piper HKCII1, General F.l .A. 10, Wrestling 9, 10 Tall und stately is this boy, Brit around girls he is very coy. Patricia Mae Reed 4'Patti' Ann' Academic Dance Band 11, 123 Future Teachers Club 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12g News- paper Club 11, 12 A girl with short hair, red and wavy, Her future includes the U. S. Navy. Frank Eugene Reeder '4I ran!rieU Academic Dance Band 10, Future Teachers Club 11, 123 Library Club 113 National Hon- or Society 11, 123 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 113 Newspaper Club 11, 123 Football ll, 123 Basket- ball 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Class Play 11, 123 Youth Forum 11 Heres Ll guy who does a lot, Somewhere in NASA is his spot. J ack Runyon 'gfrzclr' General Stage-Craft Club 123 Track 11, 12 At truck he is a cracker-jack, To girls, too, he'll never back. Phillip Eugene Richardson 'tPhiZ', Clerical Business Club 11, 123 Dance Band 103 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Newspaper Club 10 This trombone player is often called Phil, One of his many likes is a girl named Jill. Donn Richard Reid ':Reidy General Student Council 9, 113 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12 This guy is little but lots of fun, While on the court he's on the run Kenneth Lee Rickabaugh Kei, Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 A future farmer who earns his share, About food and Chevys he did care. Bonnie Louise Russell '4Boof' Homemaking F.H.A. 10, 11, 123 Newspaper Club 10 Black hair and full of fun, She keeps the teachers on the run. William Harry Russell HBH! General Gym Club 9, Baseball 9, 10 His favorite saying is 4'lt's not that funny, His many likes include jeeps, Chevys, and money. Donald Jacob Sennett Uffllflieu General His many likes include hunting and fishing, To be a manager in the future is what he's wishing. Wayrie Richard Seibert '6Wayne', General This boy is not quiet, nor even shy, He plans to study electronics by and by. Virginia Kay Selders HGIUIIHF, Stenographic Yearbook 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12g Favulty Secretary 12, County Band 10, 11g Wind Ensemble 10 A whiz at music is this bright redhead, A real cute girl is what we all saitl. Pauline Alice Seibert g'Si5 General Always quiet and wry shy, Sis is what this girl goes by. Evelyn Elaine Shannon g'Efni11e', Stvnographie llusiness Club 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 123 Yearbook 12g Faculty Secretary 12 n.hl'1l'll4I1'5 gtweigtlf' will be her fayorite Song, And everywhere ht-r smile and Charm will belong. Harry Elmer Sheriff Red General E Linda Louise Shaw Linda Academic Dance Band 10, Future Teachers Club 12, Yearbook 12, Band 9, 10. 11, 12g Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Select Choir 11 Traveling is what this girl likes best, Her personality points to success. Harry Luther Shoff 11HIlffwi'llS,, Academic Future Teachers Club 11, 12, Library Club 9, 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 9, 11, 12, Yearbook 12, Newspaper Club 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11 12 , 1 Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Play 11 ln sports Harry sure isn't weak, ln scholarship he has reached the peak. Basketball 9 Harry always says HKeep cool, ltls nice to have him in our school. Thomas Hervey Shively g'Brr1in5' Clerical Gym Club 9, Hi-Y 11, 12, Library Club 10, Chorus 9, 10 When he's around, the laughs are startin', If he gets his way, look out Dean Martin, Kenneth Harvey Sheaffer 4'Ken', Agriculture 1 F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 l Around him you always hear laughter, 1 Once you've met him, you're u friend i thereafter. 1 Dorothy Ellen Shughart 1 MDM Homemaking 1 F.H.A.10,11,12 l This girl sewed with swishcs and swirls, She wore her hair short with little curls. W i .a fi Q , 3 3 2 'i l Kathryn Marie Shughart NKn1hy', Stenographic' Business Club 10, 11, 123 Yearbook 123 Faculty Secretary 12 At a typewriter she's sure and fast, With her winning smile, a spell she can cast. Roy Edward Snoke 'Rafi Academic F.F.A. 9, 10, Band 9. 10, 11. 123 Chorus 10. 11, 12: Basketball 10: Select Choir 111, 11, 123 Wind Ensemble 9 Roy's a guy who likes the band, To find one better, y0u'd search the land. Eugene Elmer Smith ciE1l7ll'f,, Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 This boy is a member of the 1 .l .A. A good job is his plan for a future day. Sandra Jean Singer Sandi , Academic Future Tcavhers Club 12: Tri-Hi-Y 123 Band 93 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Intra- murals 9, 10, 11, 12 A jolly laugh, a twinkling smile, A girl like Sandy makes lift- worthwhile. Richard David Smith '6Dic!. ' Agriculture F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 A member of the 17.F.A. is he, His favorite saying is 4'C0uld be. Joan Mae Snyder 1.1011111116 .lluew Stenograpliir' Business Club 10, 11, 123 Faculty Sem:- retary 12 A pretty girl with long brown hair, About fun and boys, she did Care. Ernest Jay Souder '4Sq11irtl' Clerical F.F.A. 10, Library Club 11, 12 A shy boy, but friendly in every way, He plans to be a truek driver some day. Priscilla Ruth Sterrett PIN, Academic Cheerleaders 11, Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, Newspaper Club 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Art Club 9,10, 11,12 A happy girl with a smile forever, Tops in everything she may endeavor. Jerry Failor Stamy HHorse Academic Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Band 9, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Track 11, 12 ,lust a pal, kind and true, A loyal classmate, through and through. Joel Harlan Stamy ':H0pl,' Academic Hi-Y 11, 12, Student Council 9, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Newspaper Club 11, Class Play 11, 12, Select Choir 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Track 11, 12 ,l0el's ambition as we're quite aware. ls, of course, to be a millionaire. Paula Lee Spahr 'cPauIa', Stenographic Dance Band 10, 11, Future Teachers Club 12, Yearbook 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Wind Ensemble 10, Faculty Sec- retary 12 Creat musician, teacher to be, A smiling, friendly girl is she. Judy Peggy Stine July Stenographic Business Club 12, Faculty Secretary 12: Ceramics Club 10 Flaming redhead who likes races and ,1FK, - I This eonuc's a budding autbog by the way. t Judith Ann Stunt Mfudyv General F.H.A. 9. 10, Future Nurses Club 11 This girl is quiet and very shy, Pizzas and hoagies catch her eye. Jane Peffer Tritt 'ifanz'e Academic Future Teachers Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Student Council 9, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Newspaper Club 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Class play 11, 12, St-lcct Choir 9, 10 ,Iane's a girl who likes to twirl, She is re-ally quite a girl, as Geraldine Kay Thrush Geri Stenographic Business Club 11, 12, Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Newspaper Club 11, 12, Faculty Secre- tary 12, Select Choir 11, 12 The way she dresses, wow! So neat! A real great friend, she's hard to beat. Samuel Kline Stouffer 6'Sam General Hi-Y 12, Band 9, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, Truck 10, 11, 12 Six feet tall and Man oh Man, He bought a drum and juined the band. Patricia Ann Thumma MPH! Stenographic Business Club 11. 12, Faculty Secretary 12 Pat has a sense of humor that s great, She's very friendly and just top rate. James Earl Turner Jim Clerical Stage-Craft Club 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10. 11, 122 Select Choir 11, 12 ,lim's real friendly and athletic. He's so ambitious, it's pathetic. . 5 an ,. 5, Judith Elaine Viering 'iflldy' Stenographic Cheerleaders 125 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Yearbook 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 95 Faculty Secretary 125 Class Play 115 lntramurals 9, 10, 115 Select Choir 11, 12 Her merits are many, faults arc few, Thcre's very little she Can't do. Michael Douglas Weidner '6D0ugie', Academic Future Teachers Club 11, 125 Hi-Y 125 Library Club 9, 10, 115 Band 115 Chorus 95 Newspaper Club 115 Class Play 11, 125 Track 11, 12 Mike doesn't like expensive, fancy dishes, He'll settle any day for pickle sand- wiches. Faye Arlene Weary Faye Stenographic Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 125 Music Club 115 Student Council 11, 125 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Faculty Secretary 125 Select Choir 10, 11, 125 Cord-e-ettes 12g Class Officer 11,12 Always smiling, bright and gay, An asset to the class is Faye. gig , Frank , Eugene Weaver Frank Academic Dance Banff 125 Future Teachers Club 125 Music Club 115 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus '9, 10, 11, 125 District Chorus 115 County Band 10, 11, 125 Select Choir 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 105 Cord-e-airs 11, 12 A great whiz in music is he, So a music teacher he plans to be. Suzanne Doris Ward 'KSusi,' Homemaking F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 4'Oh Yeah? is her favorite phrase, A beautician she'll be in future days. Margaret Anne Weigle Pegg General F.H.A. 10, 115' Library Club 12 This girl helps to make the world a friendly place, By showing always her friendly face. Larry Westly Wicka1'd 'clfutclf' General Music Club 103 Chorus 10, ll, 123 Metal Shop 10 When it Conn-s to cars, he has the knowledge, He plans to work on them in college. James Harold Young Jinz', Clerical F.l ,A. 9g Gym Club 10g Stage-Craft Club 12 .lim is a dark-haired boy who likes cars, His teachers want to send him to Mars. Thomas Russell Wolfe Tom', Tomls a guy whose quiet and shy, General 'Give him a smile and he'll say HL Us Sandra Christine Wy'rick Kay Elizabeth Willis K1zy Stenographic Business Club 11, 123 Yearbook 12 Fun and adventure is this girl's line, As a secretary, she'll do fine. Senior Class Advisors Mr, Worgds Mr. Lezzer Mr, Day Mr. Troutman Mr. Kressler MTS- Weimer Mrs. Yingling Sandy , Clerical 1 I Business Club ll, 12g Gym Club 93 Music Club 125 Band 93 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Play ll - .K In gym class she's a lively one, Azmffzrl From her man she does not run. Sylvester Bear Larry Bistline Li e at B.S.H.S. Our radiant homecoming queen after the magical Our favorite musicians can only be our own moment of her crowning. Ramblers. In anykind of weather Joe and Gerald A great combo for a great dancc!o'ur were there to raise our flag. .lunior Prom. ' ryyfwiwaw Our student announcer, Harry Shoff, was always With this group as student office secretaries, prepared with the latest news, it is no wonder why the records were confusing. forgen 0 o 0 Left to Right: Susan, .l0rgen's sisterg Jorgen, Mrs. and Mr. Larsen, and Lars, his brother. Larsen 1963-64 Exchange Student Dear Fellow Students, On behalf of my family and myself l want to thank all of you students of Big Spring High School for this wonderful year we have had together. Even though 1 had a lot of the education before, l learned a lot. lt has never hurt anybody to hear a lesson twice. Through- out the year 1 attended most of the activities and 1 always enjoyed the good sportsmanship shown by Big Spring's athletes. 1 have many times heard that the students of Big Spring High School are not thought much of in this area. These voices couldn't be more wrong. The students of this school are just as intelligent and have an academical standard that is just as high as any other school in the area. lfll always he proud of saying that 1 attended Big Spring High School from 1963 to 1961 and that 1 graduated and wear the class ring of 1964. Sincerely yours, 53 Senior Lee Leidigh Sandra Franklin Susan Arbegast lforeign Language Awarclg Big Spring Stu- dent Council Scholarship Richard Cashman Kenneth Lloyd PTA Big Spring Music Department Choral Award Society of Farm Women, Chapter 5, Home Economics Awardg Society of Farm Women, Chapter 16, Home Economics Award Beverly Giordano Frat Scholarship DAR School Citizenship Award Linda Baker Sara Dougherty Welch Memorial English Award Harry Shoff Harry E. Hipplo Master Musician Award Newville Lions Club Business Education Newville Civic Clulm Citizenship Awardg Award lmftn Wagner Science Award Superlatioes Failor-Wagner American Government Awardg Conodoguinet Lodge No, 173, l.0.0.F. Busi- ness Education Award 1 t Veaver I Mary ,lane MCL rea W - 1 11. V p Cary Nelson ' Foreign j Language . 5' ' Award Plainfield Lions Club Scholarship Don Lloyd Society of Farm Women, Chapter 5 Agriculture Awardg Big Spring F.F.A. Foundation Awardg DeKalb Agrivulture Association Agri- culture Award: Regional Star Farmers Keystone Farmer Degree Hamilton-Myers V.F.W. Athletics Award Hill Peters Big Spring Music Department Instrumental Award Dale Agar Margaret Hetrick ' Qs, . 4 ' Socyty of Farm Women, Chapter 16 Agri- Valley Tinms-Smr Journalism Awardg The culture Award SICO Foundation Elementary Education Award Class Clowns Of Most Likely to Succeed . . . S ' d Inclwiclucilists wean Ham Tom and Linda .se ,S I 7 9 . fx O I ' X 5 Q, 1 ft? lx -QQ? -gg, ig? 0011 J ' ' V EGF' 7 l x 1 ki A l l I lx 4145 Q2 l all D19 ll l Most Winning Smile MOS! Bashful Jorgen and Teresa W '.1' ., f Q 2 W M Darlene and Eugene Priscilla and Gerald Fame Contributed Most to Class 1-3 4, W, Class Flirts Best All Around ' Neatest F Bcekv and Norma A jx . ' C3 l 'Q s 'l' Nancy and Zane Bev and Bob Teachers, Pests Linda and Jim Baccalaureate PROGRAM Class Proccssional-'5G0d of Our Fatlzersv , Warren Cintla Clyuiuns, Organist Invocation .,,. ,,,,,.. , ,,,.., ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, R e v. Oscar C. Schultz, Jr. Newville Church of Cod Hymn-':Tf1e Cl1urrrh'5 One F0llIZlIlIli0ll,, , ,,,,, Audience Scripture and Prayer Rev. Oscar C. Schultz, Jr. Vocal Solo-- Until Then ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, ,.,,,,,,, H amblen Judy Viering Cinda Clymans, Accompanist Sermon-HG0rl Created You, An Individual, Mr. Thomas Kramm St. Paul's Lutheran Church Vocal Sol04i'Seek Ye The Lord , ,,,,,,,, Mary ,lane Mc:Crea Brian Rice, Accornpanist Hymn-g'Lord, Uisrniss Us With Thy Blessing Benediction and Silent Prayer ,,,,,,,, Rev. Oscar C. Schultz, .lr. Audience For a Reason Roberts I as xi Class Recessioual---'cRecessionalv ,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, De Koven Z Cinda Clymans, Organist our Gm Dr. Wesley N. Haines Vice President For Development Bucknell University 3. Bulletin Board presented by tl 58 Class Procession I t Commencement l'HUCH.-XM l,l'lN'P5Nl4lIlLll hllllllljl zmrf I,ir'1'1L111.sf1111f'r A , Elgar Hriam Rive. llfflillllfl Vlulw ul 'Xllegiunu' . Class anal Alldivllcte The Nutimull AllI,lH'lll A ,, Class and Audience Flullvnt fl4lIlIllll'l4ll' K1llllll'1'Il l5111'lil1ulflv1' lllweuliml ,, ,, ,, Rev. Fmulilin A. Oilvr Slllllll Fuirxivw RLlI'll4lIll' Horn Sulu , UTM' lffm' Hells of Sfllffllllfll, l'11'LlI1li wvl'LlN't'1 7SflllPlSl Kzly Flmrl. .'xC'4'UIllIILll'1l4l :Xflll1'K'Hs of W'cl1'mu4- , Susan Arlmggust Vmzll Sulu I'll NVIWI' lfrrflff .'1!0lH'M Hoclgvrs lace' Leimligll llriun Rim-. .-XL'4'u111p.1nisI llltrodurlion of Fpn-ulicr .. .. . ,, Hurry Shelf l'1'z'si1lc'11t of SlllflL'I1l lfnunvil ClPIl1lHi'lll'4f'IlllTflt Alhlrvss , For The Rex! Of Your Lijev llr. wlcslvy N. Haines Vice l,I'l Slllf?I1l For l,CVl'l01llIli'I1l l3ur'kncll lvnixersity Pl'Q'FL'HlLlll0Il of Class Project . .. Hubert DTilWlJ3l1Qll .'xCl't'IllL11'll'K'7xlI', Xvomls and Mr. l.r'xLn'r pIAt'FL'I1lilllUH of Class . , , Mr. Ray C. Fry lliglm Sclnml l'rin1'ipal Prm-sm,-nlaltiun of Diplomas , . .. ,, Dr. Paul L. Shane Class Supl-rvising l'rim'ipal Alma Nluler . . .. .. Class of 1964- livxlmlivlinn Rev. Frunkin A, Uilvr of 1961. Rwveixiug nur iliplmmxs Class Rem-ssiu11 59 1964 Senior Clos The class of 1964's version of HThe Raveni' by Poe is recorded by our historian, Teresa Finkenbinder. It gives us a review of the experiences that we enjoyed during our years at Big Spring High School. H0nce upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lorew- Ah, distinctly I remember it was in that bleak September When we entered B.S.H.S. for six years or more. Three years followed fast and followed faster ,Til their song one message bore- There is more. Then as sophomores, never flitting, never sitting, Shoff Hetrick, Giordano, and Rebuck led us through a successful year. Tho' there was much work involved, all we sophomores were resolved. To thoroughly enjoy ourselves in high gear. Going gayly, gloriously, glamorously through uSome Enchanted Eveningl' And then there was more. Then with summerls beckoning lure, we undertook our Hershey tour. Although the day was dark, the joys of Hershey Park Thrilled us, filled us with fantastic terrors never felt before. Ah, I must laugh, I cannot dismay at this bleak day in May. When the sky suddenly threatened our escapades. For, to our fun, these burdens were joyful aids, But next year More fun than e'er beforef' For we cannot help agreeing that no living human being Even dreamed what next year held. In 763 our dribblers grew stronger, hesitating then no loinger. Sir, said Mr. Houck, or Madame truly, your support I implore. So when Hershey stadium beckoned, our teachers and faculty reckoned That Homework could be withheld But, there was more. Also during sixty three, new officers Drawbaugh and Weary along with Giordano and Hetrick did, Jointly with many more, a better job than eier before To give uStairway to the Stars top bid. Q Miss Rebuck, our queen, was such a fair teen. As she and her court reigned supreme. But still, There is more. K of ,kj ff S o f X f 117235. ,I ' , 3 'xx Bittersweet Memories S As the year proceeded, it must be heeded That the musical was quite a success 'Qlff -.,,f' 12:71 ,, , I 6'Broadway in Review by Lerner and Loewe was a delightful entertaining show. With May, our studious interests grew less, We looked wistfully toward our Gettysburg tour When we cyclists made traffic a mess For next year, 'There is moref' Back into the school house turning-all our souls within us burning. Seniors now-the buildingis ours! But wait, the year was crowded, and the teachers doubted if as we pouted, we'd ever see the end. To help enlighten senior hours, Denmark sent us Jorgen, who helped us all to learn that human happiness over all towers. In ulfiamshackle Inna' with its cellar of gin, The silence was unbroken, and the stillness gave no token, And the only words there spoken were the whispered words. '4Who's that dead behind that door?,' Our star Bonnie Day, made this year's class play A huge success despite the tragedy that prevailed. The newspaper was kept, in full swing by Margaret except When the number of pages was curtailed This year only one class officer went, and now, Bob Baker was vice president. Miss Finkenbinder, our queen, and her court were seen As they reigned over Autumn Leavesf' The following evening, with the teams good reasoning, Our homecoming game was won. Finally lVlr. Robinson and Mr. Houck united talents, in Finian's Rainbow a balance. 'Twixt drama and song which all believes will surely belong To the successes of Big Spring High. May-that month that came so quickly-brought with it a thought so sickly To some, and yet to others alleviation Our trip to the fair capital of our states was followed shortly by a milestone in the fates of us seniors, for our education On the high school level had come to a close. But as each of us knows It was the beginning of a lifelong cultivation. As to our high school days, it may be said many ways But There were no more. I Homecoming ueen and Court 1963-64 Frank and Margaret Leroy and Kaye Priscilla and Gary 2 ' 4 ,oor Bob and Bev FHYC Hlld Bob Queen Teresa and Miss Beverley Fehl, 1962-63 Queen ,locl and Jane Lilida Hlid Laffy Beclcy and Harry 1964 Senior Clans We, the ninth class of Big Spring High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby solemnly submit this Last Will and Testament: Dale Agar wills his ability to spend money to anyone that wants it. Susan Arbegast wills her spearmint life-savers to Denny Hunsecker. Darlene Bailey wills her shorthand ability to Annette Gutshall. Nancy Bailey wills her shortness to .lay Bear. Linda Baker wills her MAN in Spanish to Dallas Rife. Robert Baker wills his sports ability to anyone who wants it. Dale Barrick wills his Chevy to all Ford owners. Gary Barrick wills his good Ford to all Ford lovers. Allan Bartles Wills his good Spanish grades to all future Spanish students. Sylvester Bear wills his ability to get along with Mr. Minich to Jim Griffie. Rebecca Beecher wills No-Doze tablets to future clerical students. Marshall Bender wills his driving skills to all future drivers. Larry Bistline wills nothing to nobody. Samuel Bitner wills his Chevy to Bob Tichnell. Carol Boyles wills her ability to ride horses to Mr. Houck. Carol Brandt wills her ability to stay in school to all quitters. Richard Bricker wills all of his traffic violations to Mr. Spangler. Kathleen Burkholder wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Oiler to all her future students. Richard Butts wills his mechanical drawing ability to Larry Williams. Kenneth Byers wills his shortness to Thomas Shively. Richard Cashman wills his ability to fight to Robert Kennedy. Doris Casher wills her pleasant disposition to Mr. Minick. Nancy Charles wills her ability to get along with Mr. Kressler to the future seniors. Larry Chestnut wills his Renault to Sharon Barrick. Scott Clark wills his ability to get in trouble to Barbara Gettle. Dana Clough wills his attendance record to all future absentees. Randy Coldsmith wills his experience with girls to Jerry Woltz. Phyllis Cole wills her ability to walk down the hall gracefully to Dennis Mixell. Bonnie Day wills her yearbook editorship to anyone who wants to be kept busy. Mary Derr wills her shortness to Jill Hoover. Mary Jane Deihl wills her nickname Picklef' to all pickle lovers. Darrell DeWalt wills his ability to get along with Senor Lezzer to future Spanish students. William Donovan wills his ability to get in trouble to Roy Rhoads. James Dove wills his fortune to anyone who wants it. Robert Drawbaugh wills his athletic butterflies to the Big Spring's Athletic Department. Revenna Eckenrode wills her tallness to Nancy Foster. Jeannie Eberly wills her ,57 yellow Ford to Lois Crosley. Teresa Finkenbinder wills her hair to Kathy Hopkins. Barbara Fraker wills her natural curly hair to her sister and anyone who wants it. Sandra Franklin wills her vice presidency of F.H.A. to Mary Ellen Franklin. Clarence Fry wills his wagon to Mr. Loy. Teresa Fry wills her ability to fail driver's tests to Georganne Milligan. Helen Gilbert wills her finger nails to Sandie Hollenbaugh. Beverly Giordano wills her cheerleading ability to Diana Fry. Nancy Goodhart wills her love for riding bus 30 to all future riders. Sally Goodhart wills her ability to lose locker keys to Delores Diane McBeth. Victoria Jane Goodhart wills her bouffant style Wig to Mr. Kressler. Janet Gordon wills her nickname '4Goldie to all blondes. Robert Graham wills anything not worth keeping to George Miller. Richard Griffey wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Eric Peckart. James Griffie Wills his good driving habits to George Jumper. Emma Group wills her naturally straight hair to Ken Wagner. Nancy Gruver wills her eyebrows and green eyes to Vicki Coy. Gerald Hamilton, Robert Hertzler, and Gary Nelson will their detention slips to Jorgen Larsen. Dora Mae Handshew wills her ability to try better in everything to anybody she meets. Last Will and Testament Sandra Harter wills nothing to nobody because she needs what few possessions she owns. Wayne Hawkins wills his hair to Mr. Kressler. Linda Heckendorn wills her ability to get along with people to Mr. Schoonover. Marlin Heckendorn wills his strength and health magazines to all future weight men on the track team Lawrence Helm wills his ability to sleep in health class to Ronald Bittinger. Edward Henneman wills the Little Cobra to all Chevy owners. Margi Hetrick wills the Bulldog Barker and the headaches that go with it to Jill Hoover. Zane Highlands wills his flirting ability to William Hassinger. Eva Hockenberry wills her ability to get into trouble to all angels. Anna Hockensmith wills her ability to hear things that arenit said to anybody who hears things that are said. Gloria Hollenbaugh wills her tallness to Donna Donovan. Joan Holsinger wills her shorthand ability to any future stenographer. Sandra Kay Horn wills her ability to lose her false teeth in gym class to Lynnette McDermond Charles Houser wills his typing ability to Sam Clouse. Barry Hurley wills his ability to graduate to all juniors. Jay Hurley wills his understanding of students to Mrs. Yingling. Linda Hykes wills her teacheris pest and art ability to Delores McBeth. Larry Jackson wills the cafeteria food to Tom Sheaffer. Donna Jacoby wills her smile to Steve Naugle. Janet Kann wills her 1950 Pontiac to Lola Coy. Eugene Kelso wills his ability to stay awake in Office Practice Class to all Juniors. Shirley Kelso wills her ability to get along with a certain male to Esther Drawbaugh. Kaye Kessler wills her ability not to flirt to Doris Seitz. Marilyn Koppenhaver wills her blonde hair to anyone that wants natural blonde hair. Anna Kuhns wills her extra twenty pounds to all skinny people. Udora Kuntz wills her long hair to those who have pixies. Jorgen Larsen wills his good hair to Mr. Robinson. Henry Lay wills his ability to sleep in science class to Tom Barkley. Dennis Lehman wills his good Ford to- Bill Peters. Lee Leidigh wills Every Valley Shall Be Exalted to Denny Hunsecker. Fred Lescalleet wills his hair to Mr. Robinson. Robert Lindsay wills his over intelligence to Mr. Minick. Ken Lloyd wills his wrestling ability to Jim Bailey. Bruce Long wills his horse training ability to anyone who needs it. Linda Loy wills the Student Council checkbook and lots of patience to n Joe Martin wills his behavior in school to all Juniors. Rita McCalister wills her ability to crack gum to all future gum chewers. ext year's treasurer Mary Jane McCrea wills her love of band practice to Cheryl Schoonover. Gayle Meyers wills her ability to behave in band to Mary Hetrick. Norman Miller wills his music ability to Jim Bailey. Pat Miller wills her appetite to Dot Warner. Wayne Milligan wills his pole vaulting ability to Roy Rhoads. Darlene Minnich wills her ability to work with hair to Judy Chestnut. Katherine Moeller wills her talkativeness to Barb Mosemann. Nancy Mumper wills her ability to flirt to Nancy Miller. Allen Myers wills his best dancing to Nancy Miller. Marlin Myers wills all used pencils and tablets to all future Seniors Winifred Myers wills her sewing ability to Kay Smith. Rosann Nace wills her petiteness to all tall girls. Mike Naugle wills his success with girls to Harold Day. Pete Naugle wills his funning ability to Charles Deutsch. Barbara Negley wills her nickname Fuss', to all Teddy bear lovers Stanley North wills his weight problem to Mr. Houck. Laurel Oiler wills her fingernails to Mary Lee Rhoads. Sally Ott wills her shyness to Carolyn Hoch. William Peters will his Jeep to anyone who is not power hungry. Senior Class Last Will and Testament Joe Piper wills his ability to get along with teachers to James Hocker. Kenneth Piper wills his ability to drive to Dick Heckendorn. Larry Piper wills his ability to stay out of detention to anyone who had it. David Rand Wills his typing ability to all future business students. Mona Rebuck wills her ability to be the first one to have her parking permit taken to all fellow parking lot patrons. Pat Reed wills her diploma to Esther Reed. Frank Reeder wills his heated arguments with Robbie to Steve Naugle. Donn Reid wills his Studebaker to Ben Cohick. Phillip Richardson wills his long hair to all guys with short hair. Jack Runyon wills his detention slips to Mr. Fry. Bonnie Russell wills her nickname HBoot to rainy days. William Russell Wills his ability to stay thin to all girls. Pauline Seibert wills her brother Melvin to Linda Zimmerman. Wayne Richard Seibert Wills his private parking place to Larry Williams. Virginia Selders wills her ability to get out of Mr. Stewartls study hall to Carol Henry. Donald Sennett wills his beard to Mr. Fry. Elaine Shannon Wills her messy books to Winifred Kuntz. Ken Sheaffer wills his motor scooter to anyone who can keep it running. Harry Sheriff Wills his Beatle Wig to Mr. Harry Robinson. Thomas Shively wills his creative ability to Mrs. Yingling. Harry Shoff wills his ability to run over pocketbooks to all playboy scientists. Dorothy Shughart wills her '53 Ford to future mechanics. Kathryn Shughart wills her typing ability to Randall Mountz. Sandra Singer wills her tallness to petites. Eugene Smith Wills his one front tooth to Linda Chestnut. Richard Smith wills all his problems to Mr. Loy. Roy Snoke wills the Junior High bass drum to the Senior High percussion section. Joan Snyder wills her long hair to Carol Mentzer. Ernest Souder wills his 337 Plymouth to Richard Souder. Paula Spahr wills her ability to keep calm in typing class to Mary Rhoads. Jerry Stamy wills his driving ability to future drivers.. Joel Stamy wills all his broWnie'points and ability to comprehend Spanish to all future Spanish stu- dents. Priscilla Sterrett wills her art ability to Donna Cohick. Judy Stine wills her Beatle haircut to Mr. Kressler. Samuel Stouffer wills a pack of cigarettes to Larry Williams. Robert Strock wills his math ability to Mr. Minick. Judith Stum wills her ability to drive to Betty Mixell. Geri Thrush Wills her wardrobe to Sharon Caldwell. Pat Thumma Wills her temper and ability to lose things to Amy Heckendorn. Jane Tritt wills her love for concert band to Terry Reid. James Turner wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Yingling to all future Senior Judith Viering Wills her fast talking to all slow talkers. Suzanne Ward Wills her ability to drive f?l to Connie Hershey. Faye Weary wills her musical ability to Esther Drawbaugh. Frank Weaver wills his musical talent to incoming sophomores in the band and chorus. Mike Weidner wills his frankness to all those that beat around the bush. Margaret Weigle wills her love of geography class to anyone who has it in the future. Larry Wickard wills his 754 Ford to Harry Day. Kay Willis Wills her forgetfulness to Debbie Rice. 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X' Q' ufkf gu A Junior Prom Queen Esther V and her escort Larry '11 'Y-f J. Zeiglcr ,F 5 S, Zinnnvrnmn 86 N. f 1 fri-ff aw as 14' ,J Homecoming Queen Teresa and her escort Fred In just two years, we freshmen may be here. .F . 1 B. - Varnr-r M. Varna-r Viering Wktlkzrr Weary VVQ-idner W'ert .Tr L. Wmrstcnlt L. Wvtzr-l . Whisler H. W'ilson . Wiser Wollz Wrmrxrlvrs Yost Young Zeith-rs Zeigler Eighth Grade D. Barrick F. Barrick G. Barrirk I. Barrick E. Beam M. Beamer H. Bechtel 1. Barry W. Bigler D. Billinger A. Black R. Buwermaster S. Brannan H. Brant H. Brvhm J. Brrhm T. Brindlc J. Buvher 2 f 'H v Eg . Q: ' A. A114-n . - i P. Anderson lu, il.. , Lx G. .Xrmolt 'fy Fx VA LV S. Arnmlt 2 - .,., D. Bailey A' 'M Bzlilefy Q , V K i Q- ' ' n A ' ff D- B1-kfr . ,-. gf H R- n4'ldWi . H. nn . L- M '- . 1 M.: Z :.. 7 ' K2 A. Bnffiffk N ,.-, T ig 1 f D. Barrick Z h W? rj 'f vin VVVL my D. Bzxrrirk y . 1 f 2415 , 5 ' W: , . 1 .H ,. t 'H --- ' gi . . 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S ' Stouffer Stuin Stum Surfield Swartz Swartz Swartz Tamer Thorne Varner Varncr Walker R ' We, as members of the eighth grade, ca - nz-L ' :: ' T -f . ., ..,,f 1 1 . iw . A . 1 f A -X -1: f F W- 1, i f Q ri-::geff 1 . , . I. N, vw , A . R Wlzff is at ,f fa-5 5, B Zinn the day when we, as members of the FTA, will be serving tea to the teachers. I , 1. my , V I' ' . K if bw. Ek v i 15 Wg.f,g5,.,A Q Q . n look v If wg-,iff . 'WW .u :X xx forward to: the day when we, as members of the senior class, will be vis- iting Washington D.C. and our late President's grave. .Er Walker Weaver Wcilmley Weigle Westcott Wickard Will Worthington Young Young Zeidcrs Zimmerman Seventh Grade W i, '- V, VK -LVV, 1 V. . V VVV ,.. E. Agar A , . ' . - ' . D. All 'gl ,V Jw f VN ,pw 2 ' V I V M , F. xml:-:mit X ly .V K I 5' 5. ll K 2: . 5517 B. Bxlrrivk V Lf V fix ,QW ,V , ZA V, :DV J. Bzlrrlvk 1 h 12 Q 1 if ,. , , .2 xii -gli. nj? ' ff: - W VV , N . 4 V VV R. Burrivk V V ' fi V , I.. 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This time we mourned a fallen soldier, General MacArthur. i be :6 A 1 - ,Z The time is coming when we will We newcomers to the school can he able to swing without a fear just only look forward to the time when as Nancy is doing. we can enjoy our classes in this manner. x Y 98 Junior High Operetta High Button Shoes W we i f View 4 -' X K D. Armfmlt K K, . .- 'K . ,-we V D. Barrick 'Sv in ' 'WK 'K' , 1 'eV '.-gi' ' 'K ', K K ' 35 K Q, KK A S. Barrirk K 5,3 MJ. f' f .fy K ' K, Baum I Y, K QV K .V if D. Bollingzvr K K - .V-fK' J K KK L. Bowl-rmawlcr ' 1. X . s' f ,. 'K X C. Burkhuhlrr , .. A V V, ,L . V VV E.B11rklwl1h-r 5 .wth W ' ,. KK VV f-,, , 1 Chestnut f Y i - A if r av - , , Q f ' ' .. f' 1 T 'T ff. gk 5 i gi .I. Coons K V Nw VV 95V -v ,, K K J K K' ,uw , T. Cooni '-'fy' VV ZVWWMKK' V M'K'fKI'Y7 Vi' C. Cummln Q 'K' . .a?igfK3Qfg.w , -K K 'X Cumming: V. V K Durhowvr Q ' K 'Q' K K ' t wr Vg . K lliu,L'C5 'R , ,, ' V. , I-Luv: .V V 2 , 'K' 1? Y--f... K A . 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Stouffer Swartz Wagner Mo Niger' kt After many hours of work, the Special Edu- cation Department produced this striking display. Marilyn Rook won 35 for guessing most correctly the amount of the treasure in the chest. Remember May Day? For the first time in several years, we all gathered in the bleach- ers to watch our best athletes prove them- selves. This Wus our trip to Gettysburg. Here we are all gathered around the Peace Light. These three boys are working up an appetite -could it be for our cafeteria food? C I00 ,.... 'F 9 if A1 f 'E x R -Z -S xi 5 il 9 ? il 5' 'Q f? E4 Y, E E 5 L? ll x mm1,-eq1sn..'rnis1wmmwwmm1ru-u11nwwf'mm4 mum iuuwm 11 ,+zwwum.mr min ':mma.-mira, mf: Yearbook Editorial Staff I-'W QE First Row: Miss Reisinger, Co-advisor, D. Bailey, A. Hockensmilh, B. Day, Editorg H. Slioff, P. Sterrett, K. Willis. Second Row: Mrs. Yingling, Co-advisor, B. Giordano, L. Loy, K. Shugliart, R. Baker, R. Drawbaugh, G. Hamilton, C. Nelson, J. Viering, E. Shannon. ya '4Would you be interested in placing an ad in the Big Spring yearbook this year?'7 This question was echoed throughout September and OC- tober at the doors of local businesses. The members of the yearbook business staff Were displaying their sales- manship abilities. The support of these businesses help to de- fray the yearbook cost per stu- dent. This year the business staff sold over six hundred yearbooks. I02 If it weren't for this club, you wouldn't be reading this now! 4GWhere's the planning dl1111llly?,, HWhat size print should we use?i' HB0 we want this picture taken hori- zontally?,' These familiar questions rang out into the wee hours of the night at yearbook meetings. After hours of conferences, typing, erasing, drawing, picture-tak- ing, and proofreading, this is the end product! Yearbook Business Sta First Row: N. Mumper, K. Burkholder, V. Selders, P. Spahr, R. Lintner, C. Henry, V. Cooldllart. Second Row: Mr. Kressler, Advisorg T. Fry, D. Seitz, B. Trafford, J. Hoover, L. Shaw. Bulldog Burkerp' Stuff First Row: T. Fry, J. Tritt, J. Holsinger, R. Loy, Assistant Editorg M. Hetrick, Editorg J. Hoover, Assistant Editorg R. Reeder, P. Sterrett, P. Reed. Second Row: S. Goodhart, F. Reeder, R. Mc- Calister, R. Lindsay, N. Coodhart, R. Yeingst, M. McCrea, S. Christlich, L. Oiler, L. Loy, G. Thrush, Mr. Porter, Advisorg Mrs. Oiler, Advisor. E' 3 2,6 '5Extral Extraw is the cry of the Little Leak staff every two weeks when the paper is published. The staff consists of all the girls who collect, write, and correct the informa- tion for the articles. This or- ganization prepares students for a possible position on the senior high newspaper staff. Want to catch up on the latest news? Why not read the Bulldog Barker? This senior high newspaper is financially supported by the Student Council. An edition is pub- lished once a week and dis- tributed free of charge to sen- ior high students and faculty members. Uur exchange editor mails copies of the Bulldog Barker to other schools in ex- change for their papers. The Little Leaky Stuff Seated: Mrs. Nye, Advisor. Standing: D. Millinger, J. Bell, M. Mentzcr, C. Bender, N. Weary, S. Brehm, C. Shughart, C. Shaeffer. IO3 Senior High Future Homemukers at en ema AMERICA First Row: D. Shughart, S. Ward, S-ecretaryg M. Deihl, Parliamentariang B. Negley, Preisidentg S. Franklin, Vice President, D. Warner. Second Row: L. Finkenbinder, L. McClintock, B. Darhower, J. Gordon, F. Ickes, V. Gordon, G. Horn, M. Franklin, K. Deihl, J. Stone. Third Row: Mrs. Rearick, Advisor, A. Myers, C. Hershey, B. Hurley, S. Enyeart, J. Palmer, B. Mixell, D. Orner, Treasurerg E. Souders. M. Rummel, S. Bailey, B. Russell, N. Charles, C. Brandt. of America . , 5 H ,' YE iz. :F' 'fi U, ,.:t F lvl In September sift together sophomore, junior, and senior girls interested in homemak- ing. Add a pinch of ingenuity, a generous amount of endeav- or, and a liberal helping of practice. Beat in gradually sev- eral service projects such as a Valentine Day tea, making fav- ors for ladies in homes, and supporting a Korean adoptee, Choi Hyo Sook. Flavor with clothing exhibits. Bake at an even temperature for one hun- dred eighty days. For a top- ping add the state honors given to Barbara Negley, Sandy Franklin, and Mary Jane Deihl. The result is a number of delectable F.H.A. ucookiesf' furiior High Future Homemukers offlmerieu g,,,, , J- How did Big Spring ,help make good citizens and good homemakers? This was brought about by the Future Homemakers Club. The club motto, 'Toward New Horiz- onsf' clearly states the aim of this group. The club was organized for the first time this year. The members made felt bookmarkers for the ladies in church homes, fav- o-rs for children in the Carlisle Hospital and helped with re- freshments at some of the County Council meetings at various schools. I04 - Ji ' iytlf -if '90 11. ...M -4' e First Row: F. Westcott, Treasurerg R. Shughart, Secretary, R. Burkho-lder, Presidentg J. Goodhart, Vice President. Second Row: L. Wetzel, D. Mackey, L. LeDane, S. Loy, J. Gross, P. Russell, V. McLaughlin, D. Hunsecker, E. Yost, K. Wills, Mrs. Spangler, Advisor. v Tri-Hb Y Club th L' wt., YMCA. First Row: T. Diven, B. Cooper, L. Baker, D. Cohick, L. Oiler, Vice Presidentg W. Lehman, P. Sterrett, Chaplajng J. Holsinger, Mrs. Oiler, Advisor. Second Row: S. 'Goo-dhart, Presidentg M. Rebuck, Secretary, S. Singer, Treasurerg L. Wadel, A. Keys, J, Tritt, J. Skelly, J. Rickabaugh. A Boys, how would you like to have fun and learn at the same time? Then see Mr. Spangler, the advisor of the Hi-Y Club since our school was built. This club helps create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian characterf, lts program has included Teen Talk discussions, sending delegates to Gettysburg Col- lege for leadership training, the annual swim at the Dick- inson College pool and a Mar- di Gras Dance. 4'Calling all girls who want to put their spare time to good use and have fun at the same time. The Tri-Hi-Y is waiting for you. The 4'Teen Talkv dis- cussions adapted from the YMCA program was the high- light of their meetings this year. During the club period, the Tri-Hi-Y is responsible for the devotional program. The two main events of the school term are the YN dance and the Swim Party at Dickin- son College every spring. X Hi- Y Club if l WMM First Row: T. Shively, Vice Pre-sidentg M. Bender, P. Reed, M. Naugle, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Piper, S. Stouffer, R. F inkenbinder, G. Mountz, E. Hurley. Second Row: Mr. Sp-angler, Advisorg D. Rand, W. Milligan, P. Naugle, R. Butts, D. Mountz, J. Stamy, Presidentg M. Weidner, Chaplaing M. Heckendorn, W. Martin, W. Berninger, K. Shughart, R. Stambaugh, J. Stamy. IOS Future Teachers of America First Row: M. Naugle, M. Weidner, J. Weaver, B, Rice, F. Weaver, R. Reed, M. Heckendorn. Second Row: D. Cohick, J. Tritt, L. Shaw, F. Reeder, Historian, M. Hetrick, Parliamentariang M. McCrea, President, R. Yeingst, Vice President, L. Oiler, Secretary, M. Rebuck, Treasurerg J. Fishburn, Mrs. Oiler, Advisor. Third Row: A. Mohler, C. Hassinger, L. MeE1haney, R. Reeder, T. Fry, S. Arbegast, M. Funk, P. Failor, S. Caldwell, D. McBeth, L. Fickes. Fourth Row: S. Coodhart, S. Singer, E. Hess, R. Bear, C. Clymans, S. Christlieb, P. Sphar, L. Loy, P. Reed, .L Were you one of the fortunate f?J students to be taught by a member of the F.T.A. on Teacher,s Day? This was only one of the club's many ac- tivities during the school year. Remember on the Very first day when the teachers wore carnations? They were pre- sented to the faculty by the F.T.A. members. The club members served at the Open House, and gave the building employees Christmas gifts. For their training, for a future as a teacher, the members toured two colleges in Pennsylvania. They closed the term with a tea honoring the staff. Hoover. Future Nurses Club B an Remember the polio epidemic of 1963? Remember who- ad- ministered the oral vaccine? Yes, of course, they were the members of the F.N.C., but this was only one of their pub- lic services. They also sent toys to a school in the Holy Land, and collected used glasses for the Blind Society. This club is for girls who care about people less fortunate than themselves. Only seniors can receive the clubis pins by putting in six hours of service outside of school. This year Anna Kuhns and Gayle Meyers received pins. W First Row: A. Kuhns, President, L. Hurley, Vice Presidentg L. Nees, Seeretaryg H. Shulenberger, Treasurer. Second Row: G. Myers, B. Zinn, C. Dunlap, S. Hurley, B. Snyder, M. S-heaffer, W. Kuntz, S. Griffie, H. Ott, J. Palmer, P. Bolen, P. Hoover, L. Chestnut, Mrs. Oiler, Advisor. Fourth Row: M. Hetrick, E. Reed, J. Hoover, B. Nailor, E. Hess, S. Hockensmith. IO6 Business Club First Row: P. Richardson, D. Hockenberry, L. Mixell, Treasurer. Second Row: R. Alleman D. Negley, J. Goodhart, Secretaryg C. Burkholder, Presidentg L. Brewbaker, V. Miller, R. Mc- Calister, N. Coodhart, S. Wyrick, A. Hockensmith, D. Bailey. Third Row: R. Armolt, L-. Crosley, N. Miller, V. Deihl, P. Thumma, K. Shughart, J. Stine, S. Horn, K. Mohler, L. Smith, G. Thrush Fourth Row: L. Barrick, L. Negley, J. Hockensmith, K. Hoover, A. Cutshall, S. Harter, E. Shannon Vice Presidentg M. Sipe, K. Willis, S. Bonham, D. Mentzer, R. Keck, D. Mentzer, .l. Snyder, P. Miller, Mr. Day, Advisor. 'n lf the advancements in the field of business interest you, why not join the business club to learn more about them? This club sponsors annual awards for business students excelling in shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping. These awards encourage students to strive for excellence in these fields. The business club mem- bers ended the school year with a picnic. otional Honor Society V'-' NAVIONAL - 2 X HONOR SOCIEV X 3 'ff X E 2 ix Z ,ti Vs if To be a member of the National Honor Society is to be looked up to and envied. This organization encourages not only scholarship, but also leader- ship and citizenship in the school. The society is not a money-making group, but rather a service organization. Vifhen a student is inductedbinto the society, he receives the club's ping and upon gradua- tion, seniors receive scholastic emblems. First Row: S. Arbegast, E. Shannon, M. Hetrick, M. Mc- Crea. Second Row: E. Group, ll. Day, J. Skelly, V. Young, D. Cohick, Secretary. Third Row: B. Giordano, L. Loy, Parliamentarian, S. Goodhart, Treasurer, J. Viering, T. Finkenhinder, J. Fishburn. Fourth Row: W. Peters, D. Hunsecker, W. Milligan. F. Reeder, President. Fifth Row: J. Weaver, L. Opilo, Mr. Barr, Advisory R. Cashman. ym lub First Row: M. Keitcr, D. Hershey, B. Myers, C. Martin, D. Shoff, S. Comp, W. Barrick, R. Bear. Second Row: G. Laughman, C. Barkley, L. Hoover, R. Laughman, B. Cohick, .l. Hovetter, L. Zinn, L. Cutshall. Third Row: L. Kann, B. Mitchell, H. Hoslcr, G. Jumper, l.. Morrow, C. Miller, P. Naugle, C. Shade, S. Clouse, B. Wickard, K. Lloyd, Mr. Dunsmorc, Advisor. ii The next time you attend a school play or musical, pay some attention to what goes on behind the scenes. That's the stage craft club members back there! This group of skilled boys build and paint the scenery for most of the productions, and, of course, they change the scenery during the acts. They also operate the lights and pull the curtains. So you can see how the success of a play or musi- cal depends on these boys! I08 X !,. , ' It Are you a boy who would like some action during the club period? lf you are, then it sounds like the Gym Club is for you. Here boys practice any sport or phase of gymnas- tics that they choose. They can work on the apparatus- rings, ropes, balance bars, vaulting box and spring board, trampoline, parallel bars, and the horse. Under the direction of lVlr. Dunsmore, club mem- bers have more than their share of exercise. Stage my? lub First Row: J. Wyrick, J. Runyon, Z. Highlands, H. Myers, J. Turner. Second Row: Mr. Roh-inson Advisor, J. Young, D. Deutsch, N. Miller, D. Williams, L. Jackson, D. Kline, J. Bailey. Senior High Student Council .. vw W 4 nf, ,-,Q .1 A ... ' ',-A f 5 ..:.,5 A K .,. ' 'tif '-:f its - 5 f,'k K ' 'M V First Rout K. Dvvor, H. Myers, R. Yeingst. Vice Presirlentg R. Eelwnroqle. E1 L'I'k'IilI'yI L. Loy, ,Ii1'l'llSlll'Cl', F. liccclcr, J. Wfcuver. Secourl Rolf: Mr. Burr, Advisor: ll. llosler, ll, llt'llllLlI1, l Vlfvuiy, M. Hctrick, B. Mcnlzer, K. Kessler, C. Blosvr, .l. Lehman, l.. Mentzer, l.. Nlentzer. Tlrirrl Row: Mr. Trump, Advisor, R. Loy, S. Sunny, A. Nlys-rs. S, lllorrow, ll. liarrivlx, ll, Xlottcr, B. Giordano, F. Druwhaugli, T. Finkenbintler, .l. Fisliburn. Fourth Row: C, My-llingcr. fi, Fry, R. llukcr, .l. l.ursen, C. Eftlillltlll, li. Drawhziugtli: Absent, H. Slioif, President. 55 N i all A Does your heart belong in government but your mincl in school problems? If it cloes, you are perfect for the Stu- rlent Council. No one with lazy fingers can belong to this orgarlizution---the core of our school activity. This your. the Senior Sturlent Council was kept busy with the new park- ing lot regulations. They also superxisecl the Youth Forum activities: anrl. very important, sponsored a foreign exchange student to live and learn our American customs. funior High Student Council Are you active in school proj- ects? The Junior High Stu- clent Council is 1-oneernecl with welfare projects in the school ancl in the community. rlllltfy sponsored two clunces to raise tht- money for tln-se projects. It is llll'Ol1gIll the Stuclent Council that scholarship is CIlI'Ulll'llgCCl. school spirit is irrcrc-used. and l1IlflCl'Sl2lIlCllllg! is crczitecl between stumlentsl anfl lPtll'l16I'S. gp-uw ...Y .1 QF., ,1- 7,lf,.5l.k.'!41k, K '--Sf ef: .ea--ve. First Row: M, Allwcin, Sn'eretu1'yg .I, Zcigler, llrvsirlcntg S. liintvr, Yicc l,I'l'Slllt'lll, M. Nelson, l lV11lx11tl S lllillsi li llmnn S Illlllllll ll Treasurer: ll. Collick, Sr'r'o111i Row: S, l.cl1nian. ., l ,.. ..... t, . Sclioonowr, li. Moose. Third Row: ll. Kelso. ll. ll:-lrcrlig, ll. llclrivk, K. fiinlvr, F. SllytlK'l'. .l. llarriclx. W. Hunk. fi, Kennedy. Fllllffll Rout li. Hvlroonowr, F. Alolrnson, l. llinurw, ll. Nllltllll, D. Tritt, 'l'. Fry, P. Stoufler. l.. Me-ritzcr. ll, Helxnun, lf. liLlIAfiCli, .Nlr-. Nyc, Amlxisor. '09 funior High Art C Lab o o o', Do you appreciate the beauty of art? The Junior High Art Club allows the student to ex- periment further in art in the areas covered in his regularly scheduled classroom work. These include ceramics, draw- ing and painting in the dif- ferent media, designing by dif- ferent methods, varied uses of color, handicraft skills, and appreciation. The art club con- tributes to the various depart- ments, in the form of special l a ' projects, whenever needed. First Row: T. Rea-cl, Secretary, ,l. Martin, B. Lautsbaugh, D. Slicaffer, President, R. Johnson, L Rife. Second Roux' li. King, J. liurrick, R. Day, K. Lehman, H, Vaughn, Treasurer: R. Smith, R. Russell, Vice President, L. Woltz. Third Row: S. Wambaugh, II. Culbraitli, D. Eshelman, P. Loy, H. Myers, D. Cutsliall, ,l, Monismith. ,fl :fix firitsf- L T Ki i -fwfr IFR:-KY C f..-' 13 551751 What would we do Without this club! If this group of boys and girls didn't check out the books, return the cards to the books, shelve the books, and keep the magazine collection in order, what a mess it would be to find a book that you Wanted! In reality, without these fine assistants the li- brary could hardly function. All seniors receive the clubis pins at the end of the school tenn. IIO Library lub t 1 ts 1 , , 2 . First Row: D. Naugle, L, Rife, H, Slioff, J. Larsen, K. Lay, E. Sauder. Second Row: L. Oiler, S. McKeelian, M. Mountz, W. Myers, S. Yifyrick, V. Goodhart, R. Beecher, N. Goodhart, C. Thrush, H. Sliulenbergcr. Third Row: L. Nees, E. Hess, K. Kessler, R. McCulister, L. Hykes, E. Hoekenbcrry, B. Hollenbaugli, B. Holman, M. Nailor, A. Kuntz, C. Luttrell, D. Derr, D. Kelso, S. Ruth, Mr. Ceschwindt, Advisor. Fourth Row: S. Schlusser, C. Hassinger, .l. 'Cn-ttle, B. Peterson, K. Smith, L. Shughart, L. Dingle, R. Dingle, ,L Ruth, B. Solenln-rger, M. L1-lm, B. Stambaugh, R. Zinn, B. Mosemann, J. Turner. Future Farmers 0 America 5 sf ., x K- L ' ., - , eg. f . ,H x ooFf'9Iv A El wiki' .WA -71. u O .- 9' Qlcuxifo ground equipment. They bought 3,000 pine trees and planted them for the school, and bought two dairy heifers to be given to approved F.F.A. members. They also sponsored a trip to the Worldls Fair. Don Lloyd received the Keystone Farmer degree - the only boy in our two-county area to do so. Our F.F.A. chapter Won the Pennsylvania Region- al Conservation Award for 1963-64. First Row: ,l. Smith, Sentinelg D. Agar, D. Lloyd, President, R, Hershey, Clluplaiug D. Barrick, Trcusurerg R. Smith, Secretaryg S. Bitner, Vice Presidentg G. Hcnneman, D. Ruth, G. Warner. Second Row: C. Clunt, D. Kutz, R. Ababy, R. Keiter, M. Cettlc, W. Hawkins, P. Barrick, G. Snyder, J. Henneman, F. Lescallcet, K. Sheaffcr. Third Row: L, Jumper, D. Sterrett, J. Casncr, C. Fry, J. Dove, C. Barrick, E. Smith, K. Wagner, G. Hennemun, C. Laugliman, W. Brownawcll. Fourth Row: Mr. Loy, Advisory H. McCullough, A. Thumma, .l. l.-clnnun. L. Fry, R. Allcman, M, Mixcll, E. Mcllinger, C. Smith, M. Baker, E. Griffie, K. Rickabaugh, E. Ct-ttle, R. Armolt, R. Wilson, J. Fry. Music Club If you want to appreciate the beauty of music, the Music Club is for you. So what if you canit play an instrument or carry a note! The Music Club members listen to records and discuss the different areas of music. You donit have to sing or play an instrument at all. It is through the Music Club that students learn about all types of music and of the special beauty created only by this music. First Row: C. Hassingcr, L. Diller, R, Nace, .l. Hertzlcr, B. Hollunbaugh, R. Falincstock, M. McCrea. Sccorzd Roux' Richardson, S. Sclilusser, M. Wcigle, L. Mclflliuncy, D. Ricliardson, L. Leidigh. Did you ever realize how ac- tive the l7.l7.A. is? This or- ganization completely land- scaped the Newville Elemen- tary School and built its play- Cheerleading Squads Varsity Cheerleaders Front: B. Giordano, Captain. Back: F. Weary, Assistant Captaing T. Finkenbinder, P. Failor, D. Fry, J. Viering. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front: K. Smith, Captaing J. Mumper, Assistant Captain. Middle: J. McCarter, B. Benner, V. Young, K. Smith. Top: D. Jacoby. Captains rrs. E H, , 'iff y 1 ' lo B W frziilgiri - i fx' v V HER.. , 0 ,,. I Byers. K. Smith, B. Giordano Junior High Cheerleaders Front: C. Schuyler, A. Dorosh, Assistant Captain. Back: J. Christlieb, P McCarter, J. Byers, Captaing K. Hopkins. The vast of 4'Finiun'Q Rainbow 'Q' W n Y W .. , .. . ll f 1 - f 'E '- g, Lfilif gzl , ffwl- . s ' H ' VV .. K n . Q :i-y 1 H K 1 il in n - gif : I . - Z -fill: M ' -, f ' 7 A 15 1 - M 5 vain ff - 1 f LW - , f X sf A X 1 QAM , xv..-:.. pr-MEL, V M .-m..,v 14 Q ' - , Mi? l ,QI ,. , , 5 ffunstzllmlc Slnaxll--Mike Mr. Patton- .lim The Crorulxud gang L-nteri W Ih-Iindn Prydv and Luvius Tower- Twulmcrf Denny nndT4'1'1'y H3 all llunniv und Br Senior I re i SE5i fwz+I is- 5 A ffasjl ,1 ,,,,- ,mL 5 Lhzk my First Row: R. Reeder, J. Ebcrly, D, Cohick, R. Fahnestock, M. Hetrick, C. Myers, C. Paulus, D. Arbegast. Second Row: C. Snyder, T. Fry, Presidentg K. Short, C. Kennedy, S. Morrow, C. Mouers, H. Smith, J. Fishburn. Third Row: M. McCrca, P. Reed, N. Miller, T. Diven, D. Orner, L. Smith, A. Eshenhower, T. Reid, E. Drawhuugh, K. Shughart V. Selders, D. Hunsccker, W. Peters, R. Senior High Color Guard Head Drum Majorette Majorette R f Ya . ,. .K .J - .... ,gi , A., M252 . ,dl '13 1, ,Ly 5. ' I Left to Right: M. McCrea, C. Paulus, S. Morrow, J. Fishburn, U. Zinn, A. Eshcnhower. . r ,EJ ' f . Senior High Majorettes . E sniff i n 'i illllllkliiiiiiiiii . B , GUOTSHUUP Milliflilll R R iz' Aid R Ndilwiifi' S Vici Coodhart . , 3 My Q f,,, Q, an ismnmm ii!lllHP55 i w53lHiQ5E?i'if2' T5lll!iS?i'?l gbsalf .'-i ' '-'i -.': Left to Righz: B. Mcntzer, J. Tritt, E. Druwbuugh, L. Shaw, T. Reid, V. Weyand. High Band HQ 414' W .. af' aff? an Graham, J. Hoover, Arbcgast, Vim- Prcsidczntg C. Eckman, L. Loy. Fourth Row: S. Minor, E. Killian, C. Milligan. J. Turin-r. W. Mya-rs, V. Goodliart, C. Clymans. VV. Short, P. Richardson. Fifth Row: S. Barrick, R. Snuki-, S. Stuuffe-r, R. Rcccl. R. Ycingst, B. Me-ntzer, V. Wey'and, N. Coodhart, M. Nauglo, J. Tritt. lf. WX-awr, .l. XVvaw1'. D. Kline-. ll. Zinn. T. Ocker, L. Shaw, P. Spallr. Insert: Mr. Caniplu-ll. tlil'1'4'lnl Dance Band First Roto: l'. Hvvd. T. Uckvr, C. Snydcr. C. Hnuers, K. Short, H. Slllllll Second Row: S. .'xI'lJf'QLlSl, R. Graham. W. Peters. D. Hunsvcker, Third Raza: R. Hn,-cd. F. W1-awr. fl. Clymana B. Rive. Senior H2 First Row: A. Kuhns, G. Milligan, B. Mentzer, F. Weary, M. McCrea, K. Smith, P. Cole, R. Kressler, W. Myers, E. Killian, R. Yeingst, E. Heffelfinger, G. Gries, R. Graham, B. Cohick, P. Failor, T. Hummel, A. Eshenhaur, E. Group, M. Rhoads, L. Oiler. Second Row: D. Cohick, W. Lehman, L, Fickes, E. Drawhaugh, K. Krcssler, N. Goodhart, L. Mclflhaney, S. Goodhart, R. Stambaugh, J. Jones, D. Sheff, G. Marlin, R. Heckendorn, K. Shughart, D. Dewalt, J. Ludt, S. Richardson, L. Heckendorn, J. Viering, D. Warner, J. Rickabaugh, R. Hollenhaugh, K. Smith. Third Row: S. Barrick, M. Funk, J. Tritt, A. Myers, L. Shaw, T. Reid, S. Mohler, D. Select Choir Firsz Row: A. Kuhns, D. Cohick, W. Lehman, M, McCrea, D. Myers, B. Mosemann, L. McElhaney, F. Weary, K. Burkholcler, C. Clymans, G. Thrush, L. Oiler, J. Rickabaugh, M. Rhoads, T. Hummel. Second Row: R. Yeingst, D. Dewalt, E. Killian, R. Graham, L. Leifligh, J. Ludt, F. Weaver, P. Naugle, S. Richardson, H. McCoy, S. Hurley, N. Martin, B. Rice, Mr. Houck, Director. Third Row: S. Gooclhart, N. Goodhart, P. Cole, S. Mohler, L. Fickes, M. Ro-ok, M. Funk, B. Cohick, R. Snoke, J. Stamy, J. Turner, D. Hunsecke-r, L. Hill, J. Lehman, J. Weaver, G. Eckman, F. Stone, J. McCarte1', M. Bistlinc, J. Fishburn, P. Failor. J Chorus A AQ ' L. Q A f Fry, J. Stamy, D. Coodhart, C. Anderson, L. Wickard, L. Leidigh, R. Lindsay, R. Kann, 'C Hamilton, S. Hurley, H. Shulenherger, K. Burkholder, J. Skelly, C. Clymans, K. Short, D. Seitz. Fourth Row: D. Myers, B. Mosemann, L. Wadel, C. Hershey, M. Rook, V. Selders, M. Naugle, S. Minor, R. Snoke, C. Brandt, J. Turner, C. Shade, S. Clark, G. Eckman, D. Hunsecker, L. Hill, J. Lehman, P. Naugle, J. Weaver, F. Stone, G. Jumper, B. McCoy, C. Snyder, J. McCarter, J. Fishhurn, N. Martin, M. Bistline, C. Thrush, S. Singer, FI. Reed, L. Cohick. Chord-e-etts and Chord-e-aires Choral Ufficers First Row: J. Fishburn, F. Weary, M. McCrea, T. First Row: C. Clymans, Accompanislg L. Leidigh, ' Hummel, C. Clyrnans, L. Oiler. Second Row: K. Burk- President, F. Weary, Secretary, J. Stamy, Vice Presi- holder, M. Funk. S. Mohler, N. Coodhart, L. Fickes, dent, B. Rice, Accompanist. Second Row: C. Snyder, S. Coodhart, E. Reed, C. Snyder. Third Row: J. Ludt, Aecompanistg D. Richardson, L. Noes, S. Beecher, S. Richardson, C. Eckman, D. Hunsecker, J, Wfraver, Librarians, K. Short, Aceompanist. B. Rice. Fourlh Row: R. Yeingst, F. We11v'er, R. Cra- ham, l.. L-eidigh. Junior H igh Chorus agyemeegooe oescmfg, 0 if 6 ii' figs 'f K qw K xi' nd, First Row: S. Lescallett, L. Ludwig, J. Bucher. Second Row: J. Conimerer, B. Hurley, K. Will V. O,Hara, W. Richardson, B. Spahr, L. Jones, N. Mawayne, J, Smith, R. Mains, J. Loy, D Shively, W. Quigley, D. Mixell, M. Reid, D. Cohick, D. Millingcr, A. Allen. Third Row: J. Bell J. Coodhart, D. lioslcr, P. Richards, J. Arhugast, R. Wcidlicr, D, Huck, R. Meily, J. Zeiglcr L. Jones, H, Brandt, K. Fry, P. Shoff, B. Myers, L. Hinkle, S. Lehman, C. Schoonover, Seihcrt Fourth Row: B. Hetrick, J. Brehm. K. Hopkins, N. Hoover, C. Schuyler, C. Negley, S. Miller S. Nailor, S. Richardson. D. Hunsecker. Fifth Row: M. Allwein, C. Jones, A. Black, B. Viering R. Burkholdcr, S. MacMillian, J. Rifc, D. Hehnan, J. Barrick, D. Stouffer, B. Paulus, D. Rice C, Lehman, A. Holstein, E. Yost, C. Shugharl, P. Lay, M. Myers, P. McCarier, J. Karper, B Hess, J. Christlieb, N. Weary, L. Mentzer, W. Finkenhinder. Seventh Grade Chorus .2 Q Q First Row: D. Russell, D. Dcvorc, D. Lehman, J. Mohler, P. Crane, T. Lehman, R. Jacoby, L. Cohick, L. Coy, P. Hancock, B. Lehman, K. Shively, N. Kuhns. Second Row: R. Manning, D. Liberator, B. Carey, D. Kramer, B. Mentzer, L. Myers, C. Brandt, M. Neglcy, D. Loy, P. Schaeffer, P. Smith. Third Row: L. Miller, J. Zcigler, D. Hill, H. Mixell, R. Stum, E. Agar, D. Weihly, W. Minor, C. Lehman, S. Richardson, N. Ockcr, D. Bloser, R. Killan. Fourth Row: M. Bowman, M. Heherlig, B. Welsh, J Turner, M. Crusey, P, Leflcr, D. Eckman, S. Fry, T. Myers, K. McQuerry, M. Cutshall, D. Morrison, D. Hockcnsmith, R. Hock. v Junior High Bond . First Row: P. Richardson, R. Johnson, S. Richardson, M. Galbraith, M. Nelson, S. Fry, R. Burk- holder, M. Allwein. Second Row: S. Loy, Librarian, D. Hunseckcr, K. Hocker, C. Negley, P. Mesick, Librarian, E. Bidelspacli, R. Mains, Vice President. Third Row: J, Gross, Secretaryg M. Bowman, I.. Ludwig, M. Naugle, D. Sclders, M. Myers, D. Weibley, T. Fry, M. Robinson, .l Clouse, D. Kramer, D. Lay, D. Skelly, C. Kennedy, .l. Divcn, H. Brelun, N. Ocker, D. McCullough B. Paulus, G. Heckendorn, T. Reed, J. Milligan, D. Bloser, R. Brier, P. Smith, N. Stevens, T Myers, P. Crane, N. Burkholder, R. Peduzzi, R. Toth, S. Kuhns, S. Hovetler, B. Stambach, C. Schoonover, D. Kelso, President, W. Kennedy. Fourth Row: J. Loy, R. Weaver, D. Varner A. Tarner, A. McCrea, W. Wonders, S. Snyder, F. Westcott, F. Meyers, S. Salisbury, R. Dingle G. Hunsecker. Fifth Row: R. Rhoads, P. Lefler, G. Jones, V. Negley, W. Minor, M. Swartz, S Mowery, D. Mixell. lnscrt Mr. Birt, Conductor. Junior High Band Front CO First Row: P. Mesick, B. Peduzzi, B. Paulus, M, Naugle, Head Majoretteg J. Loy, Drum Major, S. Mowery, V. Negley, D. Lay. Second Row: L. Ludwig, F. Westcott, N. Stevens, R. Weaver, S. Hovetter, S. Richardson. 9 1 Here is a wild group of sophomores en- joying themselves on their annual class trip to Hershey. And then on Novem- ber 22, we cried to- gether as we mourn- ed our beloved Pres- ident's death. The flag hangs limp as though to portray our feelings on this dark day. l20 Li e at B.S.H.S. But the seniors were not standing idly by. Here a 'imedical mess is patched up in one of the health classes. We laughed together as our own 6'Beatles made their d e b ut at the cheerleaders' d a n c e. Norm, Denny, Bill, and ,lim gave us many hours of delightful pleasure. 'gras' The juniors put in many long hours to give to everyone '4At the End of the Rain- bow. F 0 r three glorious hours Est- her Drawbaugh reigned as our queen. Here before you, you see a typically Hneatn locker at Big Spring High. Nancy Mumper is the own- er of this immacu- late storeroom. My ,mime Ximvwmnnmlaix L sm xwtzww nm ul!m1ma.w.2w,Q, xnvziirwm QQXDQWQIQ rv U :roman x-x.,.n 'nmznu wxwumnfusm an M:nsLAn,m,um'Qz1. ummm , fllwmtm Varsit Managers Frank Reeder, Richard Butts and Wayne Milligan. 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YF X 1 J Sgt-s',,,X 'iv se X 1 5,3-,.kk..Mi SAM STOUFFER Halfback PETE NAUGLE Tackle -X5-3 + - . 'i-, 1963 Football ' D' 'v f ,I ' A ! First Row: W. Short, R. Lindsay, N. Miller, R. Baker, .I. Martin, S. North, H. Shoff, R. Drawbaugh, J. Stamy, K. Lloyd, J. Stamy, S. Stouffer, J. Turner, P. Naugle, Mr. Stewart, head coach. Second Row: Mr. Chronister and Mr. Sukenik, assistant coaches, L. Williams, T. Neidigh, H. Myers, S. Richardson, G. Eckman, J. Ludt, R. Kann, L. Censler, C. Deutsch, J. Bailey, H. Commerer, R. Keiter. End X X ' - ' -'Yi 'H fs ' , j 'l'X , Zigi? X ' ' LQYQWQE5 1 , 9 ' it s2ifXsm1X.'1a' ,.., A... . X ities- ' '--' are . X .Sls:.i:s: H SWAN. X 1 XHl1'lf:X:es ' ,XM Xa....X,.. - M XXX' -f X?i:ig5g, X1 XXi21'X,1WXWiJ. T 1 - , X 4 K az wg IQifQg5gsgfzgissikisiwlgazrgss 1 Eiilli I R 5 - ' i . - 1 .Jil 55l?5iX.Xm51g-X-Eziiwr S-:view , . ' .XX 5:7 'wi 352,351.5 .s-1415-vw? 31513 fl Xs'iT512t11:,.15sg3fi ' - ' , ,X e2g'v::f2' , 2.17-2251. X X X X X w 'X l , , . nf, .XT'fX,X. 5 2 l lfFs1..z:sX lS2'lXX9ie:2f21siXfiy t iz'-Xf 3,4 XasX'-'Xfgzsfagrf A jg. 5352 'XE'-X gi- fi? . --22.552 az .Saw.-Q,X5,X..,3g1.XX5,.,i? P., ,T , .,?X.f.5,X,Wa..7XXX,g,.,X5,XX,,5..X ,.sf55XssXy,, X .. E ma.. ., S WQYVTFE SEiY'st'st5firL5?5' Q 535 ,ir X' 415227,X:7u:Y??1,5jg,1sQfLlQgggfZLiX3f -X 'r,gfj 1,-ftp It j TX 5 I SKK 9QfQ,5Ij,:: Q F: K' I H1-gn-,, ,A 5-iq sg. 5315,-5 3 fewiizf X.X-zxzzxw A 5f:X:gfXa2faXXefd?fgsif-5555 H a i.ifQ'?YX?s.szLXsi .- . X f:5.X:XX , zX -- X ' ' . A X , I Ii! ' itiiffiai X z ' i f he - 25.555 61 , 1-4 :m z:11a..f:2aa'-aaa . X - X f 'Xe .cf ke ' -af..-..-..sa:-XX:. .. '.X'e..X:a.X-X...' ' .vw .. as , . . , X ,, Q .... , . - X - ---- - . 1 , - ' '- , -- M H l WX- 1l 'S: 'f - Ill .1 Z,.1Xi.:.. Tai' 'F A ' . X . X I BOB DRAWBAUGH I 22 4L BOB BAKER JIM TURNER Junior Vai Spencer Stamg Randy Finkey Q X X ,X X XX E I l X I I Q F ,A . Team 1 Q Third Row: R. Lindsay, J. Hovetter, P. Naugle, S. Cramer, D. Shoff, J. Smith, G. Baker, F. Stone, G. Jumper, L. Morrow, K. Devor, L. Kann, R. Shuman, D. Lehman, J. Jones, G. Shade, M. Swartz. Fourth Row: R. Finkey, L. Hill, F. Reeder, D. Martin, G. Snyder, G. McClea1'y, C. Smith, S, Stamy, R. Butts, W. Milligan, D. Cummings. ity Managers B.S. Opp. Biglcrville 13 13 East Pennsboro 13 26 Susquenita 20 0 Boiling Springs 34 7 Newport 39 0 Northern 30 0 Gettysburg 28 6 Camp Hill 26 0 Shippf-nsburg 41 6 .arry Hill, and I Y' 0 , xr D' YZ W ff ef! X -1-.855 Coaches Mr. Chronister, Backfield Coach, Mr. Stewart, Head Coach, Mr. Sukenik, Line Coach. Halfback Guard M . Q I 2 ' 1... 5 I . , I ,..,., K . 'Nf - f -if ... ,V V , V mgstifs I , ff 3 ,,,, A, . ,V , . ,, -' . .1 kfk K ,. ,, . ' f, Wg- .e JOEL STAMY JERRY STAMY Tackle Guard 1 'vi ' 1 1 ' 5 .Sl ff? f L 9 it V, 1 , If - ff' z a f . A SI ..-- Nh H , .5 .Ju Azwfzavs NORM MILLER KEN LLOYD End Halfback STAN NORTH had Y W af in 434' ,, .Q 'ff - ' , .- id f . ,fslflf ifizi - K 1 fic'-:affair:.-1':..f:1ga5,.,:.f:'.H..::'.. W . are F HARRY SHOFF fanior High Football Team ,J Q Q 2 .Q - Nj First Row: T. Durff, M. Meily, J. Zeigler, W. Lehman, R. Smith, J. Naugle, W. Bistlinc, J. Arbegast, R. Hockensmith, W. Wonders, L. Gensler, S. Reep, W. Richardson, R. Mo-osc. Svconfl Row: J. Goodhart, D. Tritt, G. Barrick, N. McElwain, R. Weidner, R. Mains, C. Kennedy, C. Nelson, I. Nelson, W. Wilson, P. Shoff, D. Eckman, B. Lautsbaugh. Third Row: W. Lloyd, R. Smith, A. McCrea, J. Nauglc, R. Hollenhuugh, H. Hollenbaugh, R. McBcth, K. Fry, J. Milligan, J. Mohler, L. Russell, J. Hoover, M. Holstein, V. O'Hara, l-J. Cutshall, H. Vaughn. Coaches A Mr. Hable and Mr. Godshall Bullpups in action fi' Q f fartior High Basketball Teams Varsity First Row: J. Zeigler, R. Smith, C. Young, R. Mains, J. Morrison, D. Tritt, J. Arbegast. Second Row: Mr. Cairns, coachg N. McElwain, C. Naugle, J. Loy, R. Toth, K. Fry, R. King. Man agers 'We ,A S W, Wtindxfrs, A, Phillips, J. Zvigilvr, D. Sclloonuver. junior Varsity First Row: T. Criffey, W. Kennedy, C. Singer, L. Russell, D. Shoff, M. Reid, D. Eckman, V. O'Hara. Second Row: Mr. Brier, coach, J. Mohler, A. lh'IITCI'Cil, R. Smith, P. Stuuffvr, P. Shoff, H. Brandt. J ,p1v E. 4.- 5 : : - :l-,:'s'f.,,4 .g N X- L A U . 'kwa I r STAN NORTH HARRY SHOFF 6,19 6,2,, BOB BAKER 6731? DONN REID 5'8 I26 -l-1 B.S. Opp. James Buchanan ...50 51 Camp Hill ...-.- ..... 38 41 Susquenita W, ,,,,,,,,,, 61 50 East Pcnnsboro ..... 59 63 Boiling Springs .... 63 40 Newport .,.- ..,..........,. 66 30 Green Park ,,,,,,,,,,,, 70 51 Carlisle ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 41 Biglvrville ....,,,...,.....l. 48 50 Gettysburg .............,., 37 49 Shippensburg ..,.... .....42 49 ,iil-..-l---, C0-Captains 1963-64 Varsity Q First Row: C. Anderson, R. Yeingst, J. Weaver, R. Reed, Managers. Second Row: D. Reid, D. Williams, W. S-hort, J. Turner, F. Reeder. Third Row: G. Hamilton, R. Kann, G. Junioi Co-captains Stan and Bob with the new rebounding machine. First Row: F. Stone, S. Richardson, H. Day E. Heffelfinger, D. Negley, G. Cries. Secona Row: Mr. Godshall, coachg W. Fahnestock czsketball Team Z Eckman, S. North, Mr. Houck, coavhg R. Baker, H. Shoff, J. Wyrick, J. Ludt. Vorsity J ,v X x ,.,. GERALD HAMILTON JIM TURNER 5'11 5'10 4 B.S. Opp. Northern .Y,,,,Y.,,. -..-.,,75 30 Camp Hill .,...,,,,,,,,,. 52 44 Susquenita ....... --.W 66 50 East Pennsboro .,..,,, 45 55 Boiling Springs ,,,.Y,. 76 46 Nvwport ,,,.,....,, , ,,,...., 80 41 Biglrrvillc ,.- ,,,. f ..,,, 61 49 Cvltysburg ,,,,.. 53 51 Northern ,, .,..,, - ,,,, 68 40 Shippensburg ,,,,.,...., 52 48 Carlisle . ,,A...,,.,,, , .,., 31 48 11i1 shall discuss a new play. J. Day, R. Finkey, G. Baker, S. Cramer, G. flountz. Coaches Varsity Coach Houck and Junior Varsity Coach Cod- FRANK REEDER W, 0 V f 11 1 J' X, W ,J I27 1963-64 Wrc 1 2 e .9 95 103 - JACK MILLIGAN WAYNE LLOYD 76-1 3-11-0 E. 112 TOM SHAFFER 7-70 120 LARRY ZINN 6-5-2 YE 3 ' I J C First Row: H. Myers, R. Drawbaugh, K. Lloyd, J. Bailey, D. Shoff, M. Naugle, S. C10-use, W. Milligan, L. Zinn, T. Shaffer, W. Lloyd, J. Milligan. Second Row: M. Holstein, H. Hollenbaugh, B. Wickard, C. Houser, P. Naugle, R. 138 138 SAM CLOUSE WAYNE MILLICAN 14-0-0 9-5-0 127 Head Coach: ll MIKE NAUGLE Assistant Coac 4-4-0 DON SHOFF PAT NAUGLE TEAM RECORD Hershey ,,,,,,,,,,,, Biglerville .,,,,,. New Oxford ., Borlmg Springs East Pennsboro Susquenila ,,,,.. Northern ,...... Steel High .,,... Camp Hill ....,, John Harms ., Shippcnsburg Cumberland Va Chambersburg Newport .,,, BRAD WICKARD BOB DRAWBAUCH 0 4- 0 8 2 1 re U nhmxted Swanson HARRY MYERS ll an-,VX ' ' X 1964 Baseball X , , 1. ti Pitchers First Row: R. Kann, J. Ludt, L. Jackson, D. Reid, F Reeder G. Hamilton, T. Neidigh, G. Eckman. Second Row D Griffey, G. Shade, G. Jumper, L. Morrow, K. Sollenberger B. Cohick, L. Gensler. W. Short, D. Hockenberry Thzrd George Jumper, Larry Jackson, Tom Neidigh and Gerald Hamilton. Left Field First Base Third Base A R if Donn Reid Randy Kann Q Shortstop George Jumper and Bill Short Lynn Morrow and John Ludt . B.5. Opp. Boiling Springs ........ 6 1 East Pennsboro ........ 3 10 Northern ............ wmv. 4 3 Northern - ...,.....,........ 8 2 Shippensburg M., 7 1 East Penusboro M-.. 0 7 Shippenshurg .. ,.... -... 2 5 Boiling Springs .... -..10 11 Susquenitg ... Susquenita lm... 8 .-.... 2 3 QL fi nal ' YI I f T.: E . FN Q1 Q1-1 66077, , -f? ' ?- .QQ-fi'-- 3 ,iq . .. .f - Lis f74-1' i,' X: f-'-:' :- az- -1l1!!!ll- fezgeizs' Egg:-' -' Tl -:T ,-X-N - Second Base Frank Reeder, Gerald Hamllton and .lan Arbegast Row: Mr. Sukenik, coachg W. Fahnestock, D. Tritt, L. Gensler, W. Bistline, K. Fry, 1. Arbegast, B. Moose, Mr. Godshall, coach. Catchers Outfielders Right Field 4 Bill Short and Cary Ben Cohick and Warren Don Tfift Eckman fa- :1 X Ii K 1 2. E Mr. Sukenik B' rl' C03Ch ls me Coach Mr. Godshall Distance Runners First Row: R. Kennedy, C. Baer, B. Gro-ss. Second Row: D. Deutsch, C. Deutsch, L. Hill, H. Shoff. Sprinters .Mr if Q., First Row: W. Woodburn, M, Henry, D. Brough, R. King, W. Donovan. Sf-'Cond RUW5 R- MYCIS, .L Stamy, K. Byers, J. Stamy, P. Naugle, C. Baker. Cruesome Fivesome P. Naugle, J. Stamy, H. Shoff, L. Hill, K. Byers. 1 've wt fa 'it O3 Coaches Hahle and Brier take time out from track 1963-64 Track First Row: M, Henry, W. Lloyd, D. Brough, J. Milligan, W. Wonders, R. McBeth, N. McElwain, C. Baer. Second Row: P. Naugle, J. Stamy, L. Hill, J. Starny, K. Byers, H. Shoif, S. North, R. Butts, W. Milugan, W. Donovan, N. Miller, C. Deutsch. Third Row: B.S. Opp. Boiling Springs ...... .,.,,,,, 6 6 52 Shippensburg ........ ,.,,,,,,, 8 4 43 Gettysburg .... ,...,.,.. 7 2 55 Greencastle . ......... 79 48 Biglerville ............... ..,. - ....... 7 4- 53 Conference . .. .................. SIM-3 21st District 3 ........ LA- ............. ..... 8 314 8th Now Records Kan Byerg High Hurdles 16.2 Kon Byers Low Hurdles 19.8 1051 Slamy Broad Jump 21'3Mg Larry Hill Mile 4132-4 Harry Shoff M2 Mile 880 1159-8 Rich Butts Pole Vault l1'6 Pete Nauglc Mile Relay 3130-7 Joel Slnmy Mile Relay 3230-7 Kon Byers Mile Relay 3 :30.7 Harry Shoff Mile Relay 3:30-7 CS fu :S 'F' ? Lis. :' W' s fi? 0' field to pose for picture. oh J QUZPS 3. Myers, R. Kennedy, D. Shoff, D. Deutsch 5. Stouffer, H. Day, H. Day, D. Williams, Q. Williams, W. Woodburn, D. Hunsecker Fl. Myers. Fourth Row: .L Weaver, Managerg, V. Pretz, G. Baker, R. Rhoads, R. Gross, R. King, R. Lindsay, R. Yeingst. Pole Vaulters First Row: W. Lloyd, J. Milligan. Second Row: W. Milligan, R. Rhoads, R. Butts High .lumpcrs 'S sPk,,,,0 I3 scnw First Row: N. Mclflwain and R. McBetl1. Second Row: H. Day, D. Williams, S. North. Weight Men Q Q. ,N N First Row: H. Myers, S. North, N. Miller. Second Row: W. Wonders, R. Lindsay, S. Stouffer, H. Day, L. Williams. Timber Toppers R. Pretz, K. Byers, J. Stamy. Li e at B.S.H.S. Here's a guy who hates to hear the crunching of his This PFOVCS ihai GVCH OUP little SUYS kI10W h0W to opponenfs bones. throw their weight around. Wc'll baffle these Buffs! ,lim proves that you can be graceful and still score two points. , V '-v- ' ,,... , ,,.. 4, 'M' , UEr.f,-ff g i ,v iw ' DWI 493' ., i ' l -.,: W mgytfw-,fm '---A Q -.Q ':-r': . ,fx P fl . ,X ' t my 4 U. ' K LJ fi.: .af V1 was gist i ' . 1 I. fr f, J 'r.. :iwgfgi .ik,,r K ,RK rH,,b V rising V f -' Hg., ,,,. rm-.W . o,,. eggwzqyaj L -M' r rlri K 'rr' it K . K' 4 V Sit -- ll-fQi':'1If , A-'o', ,HQ 3,55-31 -' , '- ' k5iff'f4'Q,g,i,i1 .--,. ifglifwzg'fAKi5,5f?W1i-t?Xk' I betcha I can get to the goal before you can catch 'LW'herc,d it go! Wl1crc'd it go?,' me. i Qefgvgsut H' ml 33351643 . we GBP , N . L ,K , W K , ff, gi 13 k or . M . M K L , M , , A ,g h , V M xy 1 Hi fiat? 'Cuff -ff fs , ,,, , y X, gs 'v5 'f '!F - yn? 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CH 9-38I9 .Ag 'w-Iii .'U 3. I n, ,- . . ' x - ' ' 'A I C --ax.-.-' X X 'tl a. , 'vu TN STAMBAUGH'S DAIRY Tops in Carlisle TRY OUR ICE CREAM BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE DELICIOUS MILK SHAKES II8 W. Norfh S+. CH 3-56II McBETH BUS COMPANY Newville Phone 776-3 I 88 Residence Shippensburg Phone KE 2-6336 Complimenfs of HARRISBURG 6126275 BOTTLING CO., INC. l7+h AND HOLLY STREETS HARRISBURG, PA. Telephone CEdar 4-4I5I AII 'llwe HoHes+ Records ORKIN AND LUTZ RECORD SHOP W. King S+. Shippensburg, Pa Voice of Music Plionos and Recorders All A+ Discounf Prices GIBSON CONCRETE PRODUCTS Where Qualily Comes Firsl' in l'l1e Producls We Make and Sell I33 E. Soul'l1 S+. Carlisle, Pa. Complimenls of MI DWAY BOWLING CENTER Holly Pike Carlisle, Pennsylvania CHapeI 9-l222 and CUMBERLAND DRIVE-IN THEATRE Newville, Pennsylvania Newville 776-52 I2 ff' WW nioqia an oV5 s 'A speclallsfs in good l'as1'e 7 I I I r f n hfwme I . Ft A LISLEM' 5 5 of ' ' II4 Nor'H1 Hanover S+ree+ Carlisle, Pa. L. 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