Big Spring Joint High School - Big Spring Yearbook (Newville, PA)
- Class of 1965
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The Staff of the 1965 BIG SPRING Wwwo james Weaver Editor-in-chief In Memoriam KENNETH CORNMAN DIXIE FINKEY September 26, 1945 October 20, 1946 to to October 13, 1963 February 3, 1962 Although Dixie and Ken are no longer with us, they will always be remembered by those of us who knew and worked with them, This memory is one which time can never erase. It may seem sad that Death has taken these friends from us, yet we must remember the Words of the poet and preacher, john Donne: One fbort .rleep puff, we wake elerlmlly, And Deafb .rfmfl be no ffmreg Dealh, fhnff fha!! die! We know that Dixie and Ken will always have a place in the hearts of their friends because of their many admirable qualities. With this reverent thought, we offer Dixie Finkey and Ken Cornman a fond and affectionate farewell. 'Wm--.... s 8 1 'N if , ' K MQ-2'..,Lqv In-K- s ja pm 'xxx ff' 'K 'fwag .fy qr. VV K t. H N lf ' . , X-..:,ff, ffff f .X .X ,f f , 1, . ,, . rg Mx ... i 1 , ..,s , .. f - Mrs. Snyder taking dictation. Mr. A. B. McCar+er Supervising Principal Dear Class of 1965: During your twelve years of formal educa- tion the world his witnessed events that here- tofore were only a part of the imagination of man-the technological advances of the healing arts, agricultural production, automation of in- dustry, and especially the exploration of space. But of greater importance, we have learned to live with a degree of serenity with a neighbor who hates us and has the ability to destroy us, as we do him. We do not present this legacy with pride but as a challenge that you must meet and have the courage to face. Using your God-given abil- ity and idealism, the educational background that you possess, and the confidence inspired by your American heritage-you will surely succeed. My congratulations on your accomplishments here at Big Spring High School. May your future be filled with achievement and hope. A. B. McCarter Sfzpertfifing Principal Mr. McCarter at work in his office. Mr. Rag C. Frg High School Principal To The Class of 1965: On behalf of the high school faculty and administration, it is a privilege for me to have this opportunity to express our con- gratulations to the fine class of l965. We have followed your prog- ress through the past six years. Your records of achievement in the academic and extracurricular areas represent a legacy to Big Spring High School that is a source of satisfaction to your teachers and administrators. We challenge you to select your individual area of interest and to pursue the next step in life's continuous educational pro- cess. Ray C. Fry Prizzrilfmf Mrs. Milligan making the announcements. Mr. Fry checking schedules with students. Office Personnel i. , CHARLES E. HASSLER SZlf767'1'iJ'07' of Serozzdmg' Edumfiozz B.S,, Shippensburg State College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Univer- sity Shippensburg High School X11 is 5 if . ...ff . Eiffigafiji, ' J B2k,fF Q ,, . 5? :LV I K 4' ,V ye iii: I K 1 ,B 1, if m, ggtrff ff' 4, I tb , ,955 1, Q ,ffl-X J gi - I w ere . wif ,t,l 1 ' ' k l i V VV K S .44 I ttii lti ttltiii ii S MRS. RICKABAUGH 8 Secretaries MRS. KRAMM MRS. HASSINGER WILLIAM E. SULLIVAN Bzzfizzeff Mazinger' B.S., Susquehanna University Youngwoocl High School MRS. TARNER ,E f x 1 x ex 5 5 AL A 4 5 r I Q I . v 1 ex, f , Lfsm, :QTL I f FY 0' ,MW a A I 1? Q51 , 1 'V Q 2 I v. ,wg Lf ew df, 0, .41 +1-eww f, f4?wm: ,, mi? 44 zz-.Law ROBERT BARR Guidance Counrelofg DH Guialanfe, Special Educariozz B.S., The Kings Collegeg M.A., George Washington Universityg Har-Brack Union High School Student Council Advisor MARIE E. BURKHART H eallb, Phyriral Educazion B.S., West Chester State Col- legeg John Harris High School junior High Cheerleading Ad- visor MARTHA M, BEAVER Language BS., Millersville State Col- legeg Greenwood Joint High School EARL H. BERRY Special Eduration Municipal Engineer- ing, Drexel Institute ofTechnologyg Moorestown H i g h School DAVID E. BRIER Health, Playfifal Edu- falion, Srienre B.S., Pennsylvania S t a t e Universityg North Allegheny High School JOHN L. BOWERS Mallnvnzaziar BS., Shippensburg State Collegeg Carlisle Senior High School CAROL R. BROWN Language B.S., Lock Haven State Collegeg Lock Haven Senior High School DONNA J. BURKHOLDER Language B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg Big Spring High School CAROL S. BENDER Language B.S.,. Shippensburg State Col- legeg Shippensburg Area Senior High School Junior High Stuclent Council Co-advisor RICHARD M. CARNS DH I ndurtrial Arn B.S., Millersville State Col- legeg Carlisle Senior High School ROBERT A. CLEMM I nduJlri.f1l Arif B.S., Millersville State Col- legeg Camp Hill High School Drawing Club Advisor LARRY L. GODSHALL Language B.A., Lebanon Valley Col- legeg Ephrata Union High School - :tg .- DOROTHY M. CONNOLLY Lfmguage B.A., Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg East Pittsburgh High School DAVID W. DUERR JOHN T. Science DUNSMORE B.S., Shippensburg Playfical Edzzmliozz B.S., Lock Haven State Collegeg Philips- burg Area Joint High School State Collegeg M.A., West Virginia Univer- sityg Mt. Lebanon High School L. LEE EISHBURN JOHN E. Mazlaematirf GESCHWINDT B.S., Shippensburg Librarian State Collegeg Carlisle B.S., Kutztown State High School Collegeg Hamburg Area High School Library Club Advisor ROBERT V. HABLE SOKLHI Sludiei B.S., Wfest Chester State Col- legeg John Piersol McCaskey High School JOHN P. DAY DH Bu.rir1e.f.r Edumliozz B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg Biglerville High School Business Club Advisor CONSTANCE L. HANLEY Language A.B., Ohio Universityg Sharps- ville High School MARY J. HELLEN Social Studies B.S., Dickinson Collegeg Car- lisle High School DOROTHY B. JONES Home Economics B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg Alexandria High School Honor Society Advisor PERNIE F. HETRICK Matbemalirf B.S., Radford Collegeg Boones Mill High School GEORGE C. HOUCK Music B.S., West Chester State Collegeg Bigler- ville High School Senior High Chorus Advisorg Music Club Advisor ERWIN W. HOWLAND Science B.S., Shippensburg State Collegeg Ship- pensburg Area Senior High School M. KENNETH HOUSER Muric B.S., Mansfield State Collegeg Del- haas High School Music Club Advisorg Senior High Chorus Advisor ROBERT L. JACOBS Language B.S., Lock Haven State Collegeg Bed- ford High School ROBERT A. KRESSLER DH Social Szudief B.S., West Chester State Col- legeg M.Ed., Shippensburg State Collegeg Nanticoke High School Business Yearbook Advisor WILLIAM R, HIGGINS Inxlrumezzlal Music B.S., Lebanon Valley Collegeg Shippensburg Area Senior High School ANNA L. KRIMM Language A.B,, Hood Collegeg M.A., University of Marylandg Alle- gany County High School EDWARD C, LEZZER Language B.A., St. Francis Collegeg M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg Nanty-Glo High School ANNA D. NYE Guidance Counrelar B.S., West Chester State Col- legeg West Philadelphia High School junior High Student Council Co-advisor l HAROLD G. LOY DH Ag:-icullure B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg Newville High School F.F.A. Advisor DORIS A. GLENN S. MENTZER MINICK Mufic Mallyemazirr B.S., Lebanon Valley BS., Shippensburg Collegeg M.S., Her- shey High School Seventh Grade Music Club Advisor State Collegeg Ship- pensburg High School LESTER W. MARIAN A. LIOHLER NELSON Science Language B.S., Shippensburg B.S., Shippensburg State Collegeg Ship- pensburg High School Junior High Stage Club Advisor State Collegeg Big Spring High School DAISY N. OILER School Nurfe R.N., Philadelphia General Hospitalg Newville High School Future Nurses Club Advisor JOHN J. LUTZ Language B.S., East Stroudsburg State Collegeg Tamaqua Senior High School 5, Fr ta E. LEE OILER Burinen Education B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Universityg Cumberland Valley State Normal School HELEN C. OILER Social Szudief B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Universityg Newville High School Junior High Red Cross Adviso HARRY ROBINSON DH Malbemalicf B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg M.A., Columbia Univer- sityg Shippensburg Area Sen- ior High School Stage Club Advisor f JANET E. OILER Sofia! Szudiet B,A., Findlay Collegeg New- ville High School Future Teacher's Club Ad- visorg Tri Hi Y Advisor JOHN A. PETERS WILLIAM J. Social Studie: PORTER B.S., California State DH Language Collegeg Charleroi B.S., Shippensburg Area High School State Collegeg M.A., Columbia University: Mechanicsburg High School MARGARET K. MARY E. REARICK REISINGER DH Hgmgmdking Bzzsirzeu Edumiion B.S., Carnegie Insti- B.S., Shippensburg fufe gf Technglogyg State Collegeg Green- Spring Cove High WO0d Joint High School School FHA Advisor Editorial Yearbook Co-Advisor B. JOYCE ROSENBERRY Bminen Edumlion B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg Big Spring High School EDWARD W. PAUL Social Sludier B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg Williamstown High School GILBERT R. SCHOONOVER Matlaemalirx B.S., Mansfield State Collegeg Gale-ton High School Audio-Visual Advisor RICHARD C. SHULL junior High flfl B.S., Indiana State Collegeg Chambersburg Area Senior High School junior High Art Club Ad- visor -IOHN K. SUKENIK Serial Studie: B.S., Mansfield State Collegeg Bishop McCort High School BARBARA H. SHUMAN Physical Education B.S., West Chester State Col- legeg Shippensburg Area High School Senior High Cheerleading Advisor J. CLIFFORD SPANGLER Driver'r Edumliozz A.B., Juniata Col- legeg Carlisle High School Hi-Y Club Advisor J. RICHARD STEWART DH H ealllf, Pbyfiml Edumfiwz B.S., Springfield Collegeg Indiana joint High School Varsity Club Ad- visor DANIEL SPEGAR Sperial Edumliorz B.S., University of Scrantong Blokely High School CHARLES E. STONER, III Language B.A., Juniata Col- legeg Altoona Senior High School WILLIAM A. SWANSON Science, H eallb B.S., Lock Haven State Col- legeg Curwensville joint High School Junior High Wrestling Club Advisor I. EUGENIA SPANGLER Homemakizzg B.S., Juniata Collegeg New Bloomfield High School junior High F.H.A. Advisor TENA C. TIMMONS Malberzzalirr B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg Chambersburg Area Sen- ior High School Q.: I. TED TROUTMAN Science, flgrifnllure B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg Greenwood Joint High School JOHN J. WARDLE Irzdufzrifzl Art! B.S., California State Collegeg Peabody High School RAYMOND L, TRUMP Science B.S., Bloomsburg State Col- legeg Bloomsburg High School Archery Club Advisor LLOYD F. WOODS DH Science BS., Shippensburg State Col- legeg lNf.Ed., Pennsylvania State Universityg Newville High School Department Heads VIRGINIA S. WAGNER DH Art B.S., University of Pittsburghg Beaver High School Art Club Advisor MONA K. YINGLING Burirzeyf Edumfiozz B.S., Shippensburg State Col- legeg Bellwood-Antis High School Editorial Yearbook Co-advisor Sealed: Mrs. Rearickg Mr. Carnsg Mrs. Milligan, Secretaryg Mr. Fry, Principalg Mr. Kresslerg Mrs. Wagnerg Mr. Robinson. Sfandizzg: Mr. Dayg Mr. Woodsg Mr. Hassler, Secondary Super- visorg Mr. Loyg Mr. Barrg Mr. Stewartg Mr. Porter. T U E N TEACHERS The final group of student teachers for the year made their appearance on March 8. They are, left to right: Mrs. Dewees, supervised by Mr. Robinson, Mr. Bay, supervised by Mr. Kresslerg Miss Allen, supervised by Mrs. Spangler, Miss Faust, supervised by Mr. Day, Mr. MeClurkin, supervised by Mrs. Hellen, Miss Haines, supervised by Mrs. Rearickg Mr. Ker- stetter, supervised by Mrs. H. Oilerg Miss Topper, supervised by Mr. Lezzerg and Mr. Mohn, supervised by Mr. Por- ter. These student teachers departed on june 4 after completing their twelve weeks at Big Spring. The first group of student teachers entered the halls of Big Spring on Sep- tember 2. Left to right are: Mr. Houtz, supervised by Mr. Lezzerg Mr. Buchart, supervised by Mr. Day, Mrs. Wassel, supervised by Mr. Duerrg Mr. Reed, su- pervised by Mr. Schoonoverg and Mr. Wy'- rick, supervised by Mr. Kressler. After 12 weeks of observing and teaching, they returned to Shippensburg-State College. On December 1, the second group of student teachers ar- rived at Big Spring. They are, left to right: Mr. Snolie, supervised by Mr. Woodsg Miss Schaf- fer, supervised by Mr. Day, Miss Baish, supervised by Mr. Robinson, Miss Frye, supervised by Miss Reisingerg and Mr. Morgan, super- vised by Mr. Min- ick. They left on February 19. Les. Service Personnel .Nsxbix-gs5++-.,, Fin! Row: L. Hock, L. Varner, J. Gephart, G. Burkett, G. Snyder, P. Jones. Sefofzd Row: H. Homan, E. Rhine, J. Myers, G. Wickard, C. Brandt, L. Wickard, S, Baum, M, Hummel, Q, Barrick, W. Martin, Rev. R. Reichard. Al1.fenl.' M. johnson, J. Singer, T. Bough. First Row: R. Shaw. C. Burkholder, C. Negley. Second Row: C. Burkholder, B. Derr, M. Lehman. Cleaning Ladies After a long day and the students have gone home, these ambitious ladies come in and make the building spotless for the next day. Cooks Whenesfer one enters Big Spring's cafeteria, he is met by the smiling faces of our cafeteria workers. Their primary duty is to provide a well balanced meal for our high school students. This is achieved only through the skillful planning of those who put in long tedious hours in the kitchen of the cafeteria. Bus Drivers These hearty men take the energetic students of Big Spring High School to school every morning. After the long day is over, they take them home again. Custodians Our hard working custodians deserve a great deal of credit for keeping our school in such fine con- dition. They perform such varied duties as cleaning up after dances, mending broken equipment and shoveling snow. These custodians are often called upon during the year, and they are always reliable and Willing to help. Left to right: L. Lezzer, H. Helman, E. Graham. Left to right: S. jackson, P. jackson, D. Arbegast, Head Cook, P. Mains, J. Reidg P. Bowmang M. Mohler, F. Shaw, R. Boydg G. Hassler, Cafeteria Man- agerg K. Turnerg C. jumper. I8 Senior Class Officers Left to right: Georganne, Gary, Harry, Barb, jo Ann Officers Prefifiefzt ,,,,, , . Harry Myers Vice Prefiflem' rr ,, r Gary Eckman Sefreffzry ,, , , Georganne Milligan Trefzmrw' Barbara Gettle Hinforimz Io Ann Fishburn Mr. Lloyd F, Woods Clam Aczlzfifor 20 RODNEY EUGENE ABY Ruu'z1e9 Agriculture EFA. l, 2, 3, V, Pres. 3. Mischievous . . . On the road . . , Holy mackerel, Andy . . . English Uoke, jokelj. CHARLES HENRY ANDERSON, JR. Bu: ' Clerical Library Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 5g Varsity Club 3g Select Choir 3g County Chorus 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 3, Manager I, 2, 3. Carlisle . . . Electronics school . . . Mess less . . . Lat! Kin . . . Algebra. RHONDA KAY ARMOLT Cr'arb Homemaking Business Club 2g F.H.A. 3, Reporter 33 Library Club 1, 2. In my car . . . Airline school . . . I don't know, maybe so . . . Lax: Kirr . . . Gym. DENNIS ALLEN ALBRIGI-IT UD6I,77Ii6H General Wrestling 3. Carlisle , . . P.O.D .... Boy I'll say! . . . Like them all . . . Job. RUTH ANN BAER Teddy Academic F.T.A. 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 5. Anywhere . . , Talkative . , . College . . . Ah, you're kicldin' . . . Lfzrz Kin . . . Math lover, 2l JAMES KEITH BAILEY jim Crow Clerical Stage Craft 25 Varsity Club 5g Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. At home . . . Further education . . . jibber . . . Slaughter on 10th Azfenue . . . Health . . . Grappler. HAROLD EUGENE BARRICK Burk Industrial Arts At home . . . Army . . . Industrial Arts. 22 WM SYLVIA KAY BAILEY SJ'f1'i6l' General F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 In rt '58 blue and white Plymouth . . . Talkative , . , Oh George . . . Lmz Kin . . . Retail Selling . . . Dot and john's. MARSHALL ALLEN BAKER Hwy Agriculture F.F.A, 1, 2, 5. Carlisle . . . Quiet . . . Army . . . 'You don't say' '... Prefly Woman . . , English. JONATHAN PAUL BARRICK PauZ f Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, Shop . . . NX'elcler . , , 'iYou bet . . . Ring of Fire. MARILYN KAY BARRICK ufllfllfl-'l Ill' Clerical Business Club 3, Sec. 3g Student Council 1. 21 Editorial Yearbook Club 3: Intramurals 3g Faculty Secretary 3. Lancaster . . . Talks too much . . . Oh, Gussyu . . . Bfrdr and Beer . . . Airline Hostess , . . Business Law , , . Cute and likeable. SHARON ANN BARRICK Sjymb0l5 Clerical Business Club 3g Chorus 1, 2. 33 Band 2, 3. Youth Center . . . Beautician . . . Forget it . . . Summer Place , , , Petite . . . Health , . . Musically inclined. ROBERT LEE BEECHER Bob General Basketball 1. 3. Jacksonville . . . Talkative . . . Ain't it the'truth . . . Ringo . . . Study Hall . . . job . . . Shy in mixed company. MARY JANE BARRICK Mary jane Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 3. That's tough . . . Lai! Kin . . . P.O.D .... Talks a lot . . . Find a job . . . Home. RONALD JAMES uR0Un Haunts Newburg . . Business School . . them every day . . Park , . . Math. BITTINGER Clerical . Talkative . . . . They make Leader of the 23 DARLENE JACK BOLEN jackze General Business Club 1 Future Nurses Club 2 Library Club 1 Dick . , . Engaged . . . Housewife . . . Tree trimming . . . Noi You re kidding! . . . Moon River . . . Gym . . . Likeable . . . Sometimes. CONNIE RUTH BURKHOLDER Connie Clerical Art Club 3g Faculty Secretary 5g Busi- ness Club 2, Pres. 2g Chorus lg Editorial Yearbook Club 3. Wfhen I have to . . . Holy nights , . . Wizlkizzg in zbe Rain . . . Gertie Hall . . . Time will tell . . . Gertie . . . Model A Ford . . . Well liked and dependable. 24 CHERYL JEAN BONHAM Cheryl Clerical Business Club 2. At home . . . A moderate talker . . . Attend Thompson Institute . . . Merry IVi:Z0w Wkzlfz , . . P.O.D .... Job seeker . . . Boy, Iill say. LINDA DARLENE BREWBAKER Tinker Clerical Business Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 5g Newspaper Club 3g Faculty Secretary 3. About average . . . Talks all the time . . . Cosmetologist . . . Hey you with the bone in your nose . . . Tire Addamr Family . . . Business Law . . . No, not that I know of. SHARON KAY CALDWELL Slut Academic Art Club 23 F.T.A. 2, 3g Business Yearbook Club 2, 35 Editorial Yearbook Club 33 Intramurals 1, 33 National Honor Society 3g Class Play 3. Usually found in trouble . . . College bound . . . Navy ,man . . . Paper Tiger . . . Gym . . . Future teacher . . . Yea, you do . . . Broad Street . . . A Macbeth Witch. CONSTANCE R AE CHESTNUT Cff11z1i4 ' Clerical Shippensburg . . . Gym . . . Talkative . . . All Bull . . . Arie Me . . . A hlonclic . . . Unclccicletl future. PHYLLIS LOUISE CI-IRISTMAN Plyyl ' Hoinemaking F.H.A. 2, 3 Home . . . job . . . Talkative . . . Oh Boy . , . Home Ec .... Lax! Kin. ROBERT SAMUEL CLOUSE Sam Clerical Gym Club 1, 2, Football lg Varsity Club 3, Pres. 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Wrestler . . . Health . . . Home . . . Slaugbfer on 10lla Arerzue . , . Jibber, jibber. LINDA LAURA CHESTNUT Lyn Clerical Business Club lg Library Club lg Future Nurses Club 2. Home . . . Talkative . . . Good Heavens! . . . Come A Lilfle Clover . . . Gym. CINDY LOU CLYMANS Cindy Acaulemic Dance Bancl 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 23 Music Club 1, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Select Choir 1, 2, 35 Chord-e'ettes 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 33 County Band 1, 2, 3, District Chorus 53 Class Play Z, 5. School activities . . . Math . . . EMU- body Lower Somebody . . . Dippy . . . Music teacher. 25 BENNIS RAY COHICK Ben Academic Gym Club 23 Chorus 1, 2, 5g Student Council 3, Pres. 33 Select Choir 1, 23 Baseball 2, 53 Basketball 13 Wres- tling 2, 33 Class Play 3. Do you have an extra pencil? . . . Bowler . . . Alma!! There . . . College bound. HERMAN BURG COMERER HSOIIIIYYU General Football 1, 2, Manager 33 Basketball Manager 33 Baseball 1, Manager 3. Shippensburg . . . Man, oh man . . . Fm Comm Be Slrofzg . . , Enjoys study hall and girls!! . , . Barber some day. 26 DIANNE RHEA COHICK illjjtlfltn Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Select Choir 2. Shippensburg on the weekends . . . What's this? . . . Reads a lot . . . Ark Me . , . Talks a lot. DONNA LEE COHICK Derma Academic F.T.A. 23 National Honor Society 1, 2, 33 Business Yearbook Club 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 5, Intramurals 1, 2. Camp Michaux . . . Spanish . . . IVm2der- I fzfzz Z by Nicki . . . Bryn Mawr . . . l'Hey, Girlief' LOIS VIRGINIA CROSLEY Lair Homemaking Business Club 2. Thats tough' '... Gabby . . . Found anywhere but at home . . . Lafz Kim . , . Beautician some day. RICHARD FLOYD DARHOWER Pork Industrial Arts Art Club I . Found with the fairer sex . . . Industrial Arts . . . Greatest ambition is to have la good running car . , . Prefers swingin' lmusic . . . 'Get out! HARRY AMOS DAY Hara-ff Clerical Gym Club lg Varsity Club 33 Basketball 25 Baseball 13 Track 2, 33 Football Man- ager 3g Intramurals 1. Found everywhere . . . Reads only in an emergency . . . Olympic talking record . . . Edinboro State College . . . Thirty . , . Ska LlI1!l1e'l'.t'fzl7I!fI Me . . . Twin. VIOLA ELIZABETH DEIHL Dill Pirklen Clerical Business Club 2, 3. Found with Bob . . . Aims to get a job and get married . . . But honey! . . . I Il70uldz1'! Trade You for Ike ll70rld . , . Sr. Math . . . Talkative. HAROLD ELMER DAY H!I1'f1!fLI,l Academic Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. A roamer . . . Never keeps quiet . . . College . . . IVbere Did Our Lore G0 . . . Advanced Math . . . T-Pink . . . Black Chevy. CHARLES ALLEN DEUTSCH Charlie Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 55 Track 1, 2, 3. Usually found on that famous street of Walnut Bottom . . . Service plans . . . Likes Gym class and joking around in homeroom . , . Lax! Kin. 27 DON ANTHONY DEUTSCH Don Industrial Arts Art Club lg Stage Craft Club 2, 35 Wrestling 3g Track 1, 2, 3. Usually found ut Wfalnut Bottom . . . Bashful. ESTHER FLO RA DRAWBAUGH HE,l'll9r?1'U Clerical Chorus 1, 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3g Band 1. 2, SQ Chortl-Q-cttes 3, Man- ager Eg Intramurals I. 3. Community Center , . . Secretarial work , . . Oh, crunch . . Q M0011 Rizvr . . . Likes P.O.D .... Dark hair. 28 DORIS MARIE DINGES Dw'fJ ' Clerical Business Club 2, 5g F.H.A, 1. Found at home , . . IBM School . . . Good grief . . . Shy . . . Baby Love . . . Speech . . . Fond of school . . . Carlisle. DONNA MARIE DONOVAN Dee Dee General F.H.A. 3. Yaks a lor . , . Found with Gary . . . Hey, retzu'd . . . Beuutician some clay . . . If I1 T1-uv? . , Starlight Workers. CHERYL ANN DUNLAP Cheryl Aim General Future Nurse's Club 2 3' Tri-Hi-Y 1. Travels to Bloserville . . . Talkative Business school . . 'Youre nuts' in a while Last Kin . . . PlO.D .... Reacls onc PAUL GARY ECKMAN Gary Academic Chorus 1, 2, 53 Student Council 1, 2, 55 Band 1, 2g Varsity Club 33 Select Choir 1, 2, 33 Chord-e-aires 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 5, Co-Captain 3g Baseball 1, 2, 5, Class Presi- dent 2g Class Vice-president 3, Class Play 3, Basketball 1, 2, 5, Co-Captain 3. Row, Rau, Ron' Your Boa! . . . Paul'S my first name . . . Hangl . . . Gary appears to possess Patience . . . Fractures French . . . His face. MARTHA JOYCE ESHELMAN Mike Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 3. Boy, I'll say . . . Mike . . . Reads once in a while . . . Housewife, JOHN NORMAN ETTER Big john Industrial Arts Archery Club 3. Driving a hot Buick . . . Air Force Cadet . . . Knock it off . . . Momzlairz of Lore . . . Likes Gym. WILLIAM EUGENE ELLERMAN Bill Industrial Arts Bill . . . Heading for Trade School . , . Likes shop . . . Found anywhere. XVILLIAM LESTER EVIZLHOCH Bill Industrial Arts Well I'll be . . . Likes shop . . . Bill . . . Headed for the service. 29 CLAIR WILLIAM FAI-INESTOCK Bill General Art Club 1g Varsity Club 3g Basket- ball 2, Manager 35 Baseball Manager 2, 33 Football Manager 2, 3. Likes sports . . . Sports events . . . Boy, I'll say . . . Ringo . . . Get a job , . . POD .... Math. LINDA LEE FINKENBINDER Linda Homemaking F.I-I.A. 1, 2. Quiet . . . Found at home . . . Oh Get a job . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Likes Math Class. 30 PATIENCE ANN FAILOR P:Il.Vf5l' Acaclem Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 5g FT! 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Select Choir 1, 2 Student Council lg Intramurals 1, 3. Always waiting . . . Penny . . . Athleti . . . Ku-u-iapo . . . Don't you believ me? . . . CC .... 249-1393 . . . Blat sorceress , . , Espanol . . . A basketba all-star. LINDA ANN FICKES Linda Acaclemi F.T.A. 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Busine: Yearbook Club 33 Select Choir 1, 2, 3 Chortl-e-ettes 2, 3g County Chorus E Intramurals 5. A real talker . . . In a black and whit Plymouth . . . Business School . . . Fc Pete's sake . . . ll7l9e11 I Fall In L01 . . , P.O.D. ROBERT GLENN FINKENBINDER Fink Clericz Gym Club 1g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Varsity Club E Wrestling 2, 3, Intramurals 1. Bobby . . . Found on the move . . Coulcln't possibly care less . . . C1141-La-L . . . Wants to go to college and be famor . . . Want a ricle? JO ANN FISHBURN jo Academic Dance Band 1, 3g F.T.A. 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3g National Honor Society 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 33 Select Choir 1, 23 Wind Ensemble 13 Chord-e-ettes 2g County Chorus 35 District Chorus 2, 3g Intramurals 1, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3. Found anywhere . . . Reads and talks a lot . . . All Alone Am I. . . Social work . . . Active in Youth Forum. LINDA KAY FRAKER I.yzz'f Clerical Art Club 3g Library Club 1. Found most anywhere . . . Aw, forget it! . . . Likes Office Practice . . . Every- body Lower Somebody . . . Likes jewelry. INIARY ELLEN FRANKLIN Sir General F.H.A. 2, 3. Found at home . . . Oh, for Pete's sake . . . Likes English . . . I Should Have Known Belief . . . Shy gal. NANCY LOUISE FOSTER Nam Clerical Art Club 1g Business Club 13 Business Yearbook Club 33 Intramurals 5, Cash- ier 1. Usually found with Barry . . . Now dip . . . Lat! Kitt , . . Likes Math . . . Sporty and Devilish . . . Yaks about little things like Barry. LAVERNE LEE FREY Ve 1'rz Industrial Arts Art Club 2, 3. Found around . . . Wants to go to art school . . . IVillou' Ilnwp for Me . . .Enjoys gym. 3I 32 MARY ANN FUNK Mary Ano Academic F.T.A. 2g Student Council 3g Busi- ness Yearbook Club 53 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Select Choir 2, 3g Chord-e-ettes 2, 3g County Chorus 3g Intramurals 3. Found in Big Spring Heights . . . Talks all the time . . . Medical Secre- tary . . . Good heavens . . . Moon River . . . P.O.D .... Never a dull moment . . . A MacBeth Witch . . . Miss Newburg. LESTER K. GILBERT Gio Industrial Arts Marine Corps . . . Make like a tree and leave . . . Swartz's Service Station . . . Mr. Lonely. LEONARD KENDALL GFNSLER Len Academic Varsity Club 3g Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3g Wrestling 2, 3. Wh21lS going on? . . P.O.D. . . College . . . At home. BARBARA ANN GETTLE Barb Clerical Library Club 13 Business Club 3g Stuf dent Council 53 Editorial Yearbook Club 33 Intramurals 33 Faculty Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 3. Everybody Lover Somebody . . . Tough . . . With a certain boy . . . Talkative . . . Queenie . . . Trouble. JOY KAY GOODHART joy Clerical Business Club 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 3g Faculty Secretary 3. The Door I5 Still Open zo My Heart . . . P.O.D. Wow! . . . Secretary . . . There you go! SUSAN ANN GRIFFIE 'Sud' Homemaking Future Nurse's Club 1, 2, 3. Talkative . . . You know? . . . HoJo's . . Practical Nursing . . . Lan Kirs I . . Speech Class. WILLIAM LERUE GRUVER Bill General I guess . . . Walnut Bottom . . . Going ro the service . . . P.O.D .... Lan Kin . . Small. ANNETTE LOUISE GUTSHALL Amze!le Clerical Ibusiness Club 2, 3. Secretarial job , . . Watch that list . . . Baby Lowe . . . Likes Math . . . Hey Baby won't you take a chance? . . . Carlisle. RICHARD ALLEN GROSS Dick Industrial Arts Student Council 3g Track 2, 3. T191-ee Blind Mice . . . Trade School . . . Quiet and Shy . . . Where I am at the time. WILLIAM WACHTER HASSINGER Han Clerical Not at home . . . Talkative . . . Coast Guard or Navy . . . Ahab llae Arab . . . Mess Less . . . Study hall. 33 RICHARD LEROY HECKENDORN Dirk General Gym Club 1g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Rod and Gun Club 1, Manager 13 Intra- murals 1. Ark Me . . . State policeman . . . Last year's Mrs. BroWn's class . . . Oh yeah . . . Red Swartz's Service Station , . . Talks a lot. JAMES RUSSEL HENNEMAN jim Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, Jr. Treasurer 1g Na- tional Honor Society 3. Last Kit: . . . P.O.D .... Found at home . . . Aw heck, 34 BARBARA JEAN HELMAN ' 'Bark' Genera Library Club 2g Student Council 2, 3 Intramurals 1. Johnny . . . Business School . . . More . . . Health Class . . . Cut it out . . Friendly. GERALD REED HENNEMAN fanny Agricultur: F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, Reporter 1, 5g Nationa Honor Society 2, 3. Farming . . . Found at home . . . I hat: to think about it . . . Leader of ilae Pam . . . Likes Math. CAROL DIANE HENRY H-fW1'y Clerica Business Yearbook Club 2, 3g Intramural 3g Faculty Secretary 3. Sometimes talkative . . . That's life' . . . Ark Me . . . Found with a certair person . . . Likes first period study halls ROBERT EUGENE HERSHEY Bob Agriculture r.1f.A. 1, 2, 3, Found wliercver l1e's at . . . Mozmlufrl of Lora . . . Sl1ucks . . . Likes Health . . . Roller skating? . . . Shy. DENNIS EVERETT HOCKENBERRY II11rk Industrial Arts Art Club 23 Archery Club 33 Rod and Gun Club lg Baseball 1, 2. Found working on the farm . . . Likes shop . . . Plans to enlist in the service . . . Rami Arc Red . . . I see. BARBARA ANN HOLLENBAUGH Bt1rbfzn1 Arm General F.T.A. 53 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Music Club 25 Chorus 1, 2. 3, Secre- tary 2. Found in Lower Mifflin . . . Talkativc . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Likes to read . . . Fa- vorite class P.O.D .... Giminey Crickets . . . Hopes to attend Carlisle Commercial College. LARRY DEAN HILL Larr General Art Club 1g Chorus 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 35 Football 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3, Manager 3, Found at Rita's Place . . . I don't know . . . People Say . . . Likes P.O.D ..,. Fast on his feet. JILL LOUISE HOOVER Rf1.rmu5 Academic F,'l'.A. 2, 33 Business Yearbook Club 2, 31 Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3, As- sistant Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 33 In- tramurals 3. Usually found in trouble . . . Plans to attend college . . . M0012 Rizfer . . . Likes Gym . , . Ah, dirt . . . Silly. 35 KAREN ANNE HOOVER Km'e1z Clerical Art Club 33 Business Club 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. Talkative . . . Plans to get a job . . . Lair Kin . , . Likes Math and Study Halls . . . It's possible . . . Found at home or horseback riding . . . Granney . . . A real livewire . . . Tormentive. EDWARD MEADOW I-IURLEY EdfZ ' General Art Club 1. Found at Bowling Alley . . . Ilikes Health . . . Plans to join Coast Guard . . . Travel , . . Lore Poliofz Number Nifze . , . Talks when there is some- thing to say . . . I guess so . 36 GLENDIA JEAN HORN Pickler General F.H.A. 2, 3. Sail0r Boy . . . Usually found in Center- ville . . . Oh, my goodness . . . Likes English . , . Likes to read and talk. DENNIS LEE HUNSECKER Dezzz2y Academic Dance Band 1, 2, 35 Music Club 35 Cho- rus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3g Select Choir 1, 2, 3, Chord-e-aires 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 5, District Chorus 33 Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3g Class Play 2, 5. Dennis the Menace . . . Anywhere . . College and a career in Engineering . . Do you have any gum? . . . Health. LINDA MARIE I-IURLEY PolZy Academic F.T.A. 3, Future Nurse's Club 2, 3, Vice- pres. 25 Pres. 33 Tri-Hi'Y 1g National Honor Society 5. Horse lover . . . Crossroads . . . Talkative . . . Travel . . . Horse feathers . . . History. FAYB ANN ICKFS Six Homemaking F.H,A. 1, 2, 5. Ve talkative . . Leader of fha Pack ry . . . . With Rhonda . . . God-y love . . . Getting a job. BARBARA ANN KECK Barb Clerical Business Club 1, 2, 3g Library Club 25 Intramurals 1, 3. You rat!' . . Tall . . . Likes Math . . . Lai! Kin . . Talkative . . . Home . . . Secretary. ANNA JOYCE KEITER Anna Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3. Ah, sugar . . . Newville . . . Likes to talk and read . . . College bound . . . Lax! Kin , . . P.O.D. is a favorite . . . Long, blonde hair. RAND LYNWOOD KANN Randy Academic Chorus 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 3g Select Choir 1g Football 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 53 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Loves talking in class . . . Future of college and baseball . . . With Pickle and Harry . . . Censored . . . Can'l Help Falling in Love . . . Ilfath genius. ROBERT W. KEITER Bob Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Football 2. You fink! . . . Mounlaizz of Lobe . , . Talks a lot . . . Bowling alley . . . Likes P.O.D. 37 ROBERT HAYS KENNEDY Bobby Academic Varsity Club 35 Track 1, 2, 3. Scratch . . . College in his future . . . Phys. Ed. addict . . . Bashful and quiet. . . Independent. ROBERT CURTIS KRESSLER Mole Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3. Metropolis of Newville . , . Bookworm . . . Cut it out, retard . . . Talks more than most . . , Camrmcher are Sofl . . . Likes Study Hall with Mrs. Oiler and Mr, Duerr. 38 ANITA LOUISE KEYS Shelf Academic Future Nurse's Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Lost Anita, found Carlisle . . . A real gabber . . . Well, I guess . . . The Matador . . . P.O.D, DENNIS RAY KLINE Denny Academic Stage Craft Club 1, 2, 5, Band 1, 2. 3, Manager 3, County Band 2. Loner . . . Bookworm . . . College . . English . . . Quiet. CHARLES ROBERT LAUGHMAN Chuck Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Junior Reporter 3. Blond . . . Roams around home . . . Quietei' than most . . . One of these days! . . . Lfmf Km' . . . XVanted-A job JAY LEROY LEHMAN fag Academic Chorus 1, 2, 33 Select Choir 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 3. If he's not at Buz's, he's at home . . . Then there's those parties . . . Reads occasionally . . . Conversationalist . . . Are you bragging or complaining? , . , Sealed Wizla ll Kin . . . Mr. Kressler and P.O.D ,... College bound. l WANDA KAY LEHMAN lVm1dfr Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 23 Chorus 1, 2, 5g Select Choir 2, 3. Golly . . . Ifx All Right . . . Find a good job . . . Gym . . . Mick . . . At home. RUTH ANN LINTNER Rnfl1if Academic Business Yearbook Club 2, 3. Bobbie's girl . . . Oh, yeah . . . Goodzliglaz Baby . . . Quiet sometimes . . . How long did you stay in Philly? . . . I feel so tired . . . Friendly. JOYCE ELIZABETH LEHMAN H10-jl'8ll Academic F.T.A. 33 Student Council 1, 2g Intra- murals 3. Knowing . . . journeys to Carlisle . , . Calm . . . No kidding . . . Tozziglal . . . Gym , . . Athletic . . . Quiet . . . Shy . . . College in future. EUGENE LEE LUDT Gez1e ' Academic Hi-Y 5, Secretary 3. Moles buddy . . . P.B.. L.c.L.F.H. . . . You're a Mogedy . . . E-Town' College . . . N.B.S .... Mr. Retard '65 . . . Study Hall with Blr. Oiler. 39 JOHN FREDRICK LUDT, IV Ujalamzf' Academic Art Club 1g Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chord-e- aires 2, 3g Student Council 15 Edi- torial Yearbook 3g Varsity Club 3g Select Choir 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. 1. Visits a certain head majorette . . . Talks only when there is something to say . . , College . . . Quarterback . . . Whoa! . . . High Noon . . . Good looking . . . 776-5243 . Athletic . The IV. DOLORES DIANE MCBETH Lam-ie Academic Art Club 2, F.T.A. 1, 2, 35 Business Yearbook 3g Newspaper Club 3, In- tramurals 1, 3. Needs help , . , Bark, bark school mascot , . . Tuff . . . The basket- ball all-star. 40 GEORGIA MAE LUTTRELL George Clerical Business Club 33 Library Club 2, 3. George Washington , . . Lax! Kin . . . Likes married life . . . Wfayne . . . P.O.D .... Hang it up . . . Talks a lot . . . Myers. DAVID LEE MCBETH Dare Academic Davie . . . Usually found at Polecat Boulevard . . . Likes to tinker . . . Friendly . . . Likes to read and talk . . . Robbie's Math . . . flirt One .More Time , . . College. LYNN ETTE CAROL McDERMOND l'Leznzy Stenographic Cheerleader 1, Captain 1g Student Coun- cil 13 Intramurals 1. Health . . . Shippensburg . . . Secretary Talkative . . . Home . . . Cari! Help Falling In Love . . . DAVID WAYNE MCGRANAHAN Dune Academic F.T.A. 3g Class Play 5. Dear Gussy . . . His mouth is always moving . . . Am Zllfzfia . . . College and teaching in the future . . . Likes the opposite sex. KENNETH LEE MANSFIELD Km Industrial Arts Rod and Gun Club 1g Archery Club 3. Usually found at Detzie's . . . Hi Ace . . . Likes gym class . . . Lax! Kin. NORMA JEAN MARTIN N0l'77llI Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3g Editorial Yearbook By Select Choir 1, 33 County Chorus 33 National Honor Society 3. Oh dear . . . College bound . . . Walnut Bottom . . . Mr. Lovely . . . P.O.D. lover. . . A lot of fun. JAY LYNN MCKEEHAN farm Industrial Arts Archery Club 3. Talks a lot . . . Likes gym and fun . . . Swift all around . . . Lax! Kin . . . Shoots pool well. RUTH ABBIE MARTIN Hlzllfff' Homemuking Usually found at home . . . Talks a lot . . . Oh my . . . Ilara I Ibe Rigbz? . . . Likes P.O.D .... job hunter. 4I EUGENE FRANKLIN MELLINGER Gym Agriculture Student Council 2g F.F.A. l, 2, 5, Found in his hot Plymouth . , . Talks ll good bit . . . Is that a fact? . . . Prelfy llvozzzmz . . . Likes healthful fun. DONNA KAY MENTZER 'lD01lI!fl': Clerical Business Club 2, 3. Likes Health and Glenn . . . Talks always . . . Oh, heavens . . . Tbe Door ir Sli!! Open To My Henri. 42 BETTY LOU MENTZER Ben Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y Eg Chorus 1, 2, 3g Student Council 2g Intramurals 15 Class Secretary 23 Band 1, 2, 5. Future Airline Hostess . . . A blondie . . . Plainfielder . . . Theme From ez Summer Plate . . . Bookworm . . . Talkative . . . Sharp dresser. DIANA KAY MENTZER Dia zlfz Clerical Business Club 2, 3. Usually found with her Glenn . . . Al- ways has a lot to say ...' 'Forget it . . Health . . , Future with Glenn . . Alma!! There. NANCY WILSON MILLER 1xT,mfy Clerical Business Club 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3. Usually found with that certain someone . . . Holy heck' '... A Million 20 One . . . Likes those crazy Health classes . . . Beautician. VIRGINIA ELLEN MILLER Gi llfl I Clerical Business Cluh 2, 3, Fc JL111L l with Bill ...' 'XX'h:1t's the rlif . . . Likes Natl 1... The ll wldi11g . . . Plans to get mnrrietl . . . Renrls :incl talks quite ti hit . . . Sense of humor. BETTY LOUISE MIXELL Be,i'.i ' I-Iomemuking F.H.A. 2, 3. Youth center . . . Get ai job . . . M1'. Lovely . . . Home EC .... Talkative . . . Oh l MELVIN CLOYD MIXELL Micke-1 Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 5. At the bowling alley . . . Talkative . . . Money by the Kingsmen . . . Armed Service career . . , Likes gym . . . I guess. GEORGANNE ELAINE MILLIGAN ',GtJf1I'xQ6'! Stenographic Chorus 2, 5, Sec. 53 Student Council 1, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, Head Majorette 2, 55 Newspaper Club 2, 33 Intra- murals 33 Class Sec, 1, 3. I could just scream! . . . Future gym teacher . . . Likes Mustangs . . . Theme from fz Szwzmer Place. SHIRLEY MARIE MIXELL Sb!rle5 General I7,I'I.A. 5, Get n job . . . Oli my! . . . l lI m111.z Hold Your Ilfmd . . . P.O.D. . . . At home. . . Quiet. ' 43l MARTHA PAULINE MOFFITT Marr Homemaking Usually found at home . . . Holy Hanover! . . . Pfetiy IV0mmz Likes speech . . . Plans to get a job. GERALDINE JAYE MOTTER Dezzie Homemaking F.H.A. 1, 3, Vice-Pres. 3g Student Council 2. Usually found with Ken . . . Talks a lot . . . Good Grief . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Likes Gym . . . Future plans-marriage. 44 KATHRYN ANN MOHLER Ann Academic F.T.A. 2, 33 National Honor Society 33 Editorial Yearbook 3. Found where her feet take her . . . Talks all the time . . . UI don't know . , . Dowlztozwz . . . Likes Math . . . Wants to go to college and be a teacher. SHARON LEE MORROW SlJm'mz Clerical F.T.A. 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3g Editorial Yearbook 3g Band 1, 2, 3. Found at Brookside . . . Talkative . . . Looks forward to college . . . Really . . . Likes Health . . . Theme from Ike Aprzrlmem . . . Likes to read. RANDALL CLAIR MOUNTZ Monte Clerical Found in Carlisle . . . Talks a lot . . . Hang it up . . . Likes study hall but not the study part . . . Time If O12 My Side. JANE ANNA MUMPER jamie Stenographic Cheerleading 2g Intramurals 13 Faculty Secretary 3, Janie, who's Butch? . . . Talks? . . . June 1966? . . . Theme from el Summer Place . . . Lookin' for her? She's in Shippens- burg . . . Lively. DARLENE KAY MYERS Blondie Academic Tri-Hi-Y 55 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Select Choir 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 5. For Pete's Sake . . . Math class . . . Riglaf or IW1'm1g . . . Found wherever she is. . . College . . . Quiet, HARRY JOHN MYERS Pirl2Zel' Clerical Class Pres. 33 Class Vice-Pres. 23 Varsity Club 3, Treas. 33 Stage Craft Club 23 Student Council 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. Lei ll Be Me . . . Teachers Pest . . . Reads, but the wrong things . . . I don't think so . . . Math . . . College . . . Real swinger. JENNIFER LYNN MURTOFF HIEIIIZYIH Homcmaking F,H.A. 1. Found in Carlisle . . . Talks a lot . . . Oh boy . . . My Heart Belofzgf lo 01115 You , . . Likes P.O.D. Warits to Make Money. ROGER WAYNE MYERS pb' Clerical ketball 1g Track 23 Intramurals lisle . . . Talks in his sleep . . . nts only to make money . . rget it . . . Study hall . . wzfnifz of Lore. 45 WILLIAM JOHN MYERS B1 General Lost Bill Found Carlisle or New vi e Dont know do you? Lenin of the Park Marine P O D is his faxorite CONNIE MAE NEGLEY Sb0rf5 General Future Nurse's Club 3, Treas. 33 In- tramurals 1. Chllg-111-Lflg . . . Continental . . . Home . . . P.O.D .... Oh my . . . Good listener . . . Loves riding the bus. 46 STEPHEN HARRIS NAUGLE Slam Academic Wrestliiug 33 Track 1, 2, 3. Very quiet . . . Walntlt Bottom . . . Tech school . . . Kill or be killed3 only the fit will survive . . . Dream Lower . . . Likes Advanced Math. LYNNE MARTIN NEES ULj'7I7IL'U Academic F.T.A. 33 Future Nurse's Club 2, Sec. 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treas. 3g Library Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, Librarian 2, 3. Always on the go . . . Are you kidding me? , , . Dmzmz . . . Going to college. DENNIS LEE NEGLEY Danzig Clerical Gym Club 13 Varsity Club 53 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 33 Intramurals 1. Friendly guy . . , Good bowler . . . Ah, not again . . . Lillie G.T.0 .... Truck driver . . . Math and Gym. LINDA KAY NEGLEY Limla General Business Club 23 Future Nurse's Club 33 Intramurals 1. Found at Joes side . . . Wants to get married . . . Holy Hannah . . . Pinball Mathieu' . . . Quiet. LOUIS ANDREW OPILO, JR. Louie Academic National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Parl. 33 Editorial Yearbook 35 Youth Forum 2, 3. Found where fun, adventure, and girls abound , . . Aims to be president of the U.S. . . Once a king, always a king . . . Hail to fbe Chief . . . Intelligent . . . Big Lou. l DIANE KAY ORNER Diane Homemaking F.H.A. 1, 2, 5. Found around Newville . . . Wants to be a housewife . . . Oh Boy! . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Shy . . . Gym. THOMAS ALVEN NEIDIGH Tom General Varsity Club 33 Football 1, 2, 39 Baseball 2, 3. Found at the machine . . . Wants to get a job . . . Tell somebody that cares . . . Ark Me . . . Likes Study Hall . . . All around clown. HAZEL MARIE OTT Ozzy Stenographic Business Club 33 Future Nurse's Club 1, 2. Hjumpin Lightning . . . Church So- cials . . . Leader of llfe Pack . . . Likes to talk . . . Secretary, she hopes to be. 47 IOANN LOUISE PALMER jg Homemaking F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, County Council Meet- ing 2, Pres. 33 Future Nurse's Club 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 3. Io . . . Ho Jo's . . . Registered Nurse . . . XWell, I'll be . . . Likes fMath . . . Dorf! Throw Your Lore Auvzy. ESTHER MARIE REED E.fzlaer Clerical Art Club 1g Future Nurse's Club 2, 3g Intramurals 1g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Stu- dent Council 3g Select Choir 1, 2, 3g Chord-e-ettes 2, 3. In a red Dodge . . . To enjoy life . . . Exodut . . . Now you've done it . . . P.O.D. 48 , CAROL ANN PAULUS Cut-al Stenographic Art Club lg Business Club 33 Future Nurse's Club 1g Editorial Yearbook 33 Band 1, 23 Faculty Secretary 3g Intramurals 3g National Honor Society 3. Carol . . . Wltere Karl is found thou shalt find Carol . . . Huh? . . . In the Miily Momzliglal . . . Secretary to be , . . Fun, fun. JOAN CATHERINE PIPER jamie Clerical Joanie . . . Carlisle . . . Likes to have fun . . . 'Forget it . . . lux! Ask Me . . . Thinks typing is fun. PAUL THEODORE REED Teddy Clerical Business Club 3g Hi-Y 2. Most assuredly . . . Pfelly IVUIIZHII . . . Barber school . . . Found at the bowling alley. MARY LEE RHOADS Lee-Lcd' Stenographic Cheerleader 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3g Editorial Yearbook 33 Select Choir 1, 2, 3, Intra- murals 3. Secretary . . . Do you believe me? . . . Shorthand . . . On the go all the time . . . Mr. I.o11c'ly. BRIAN WILLIAMS RICE Brian Academic Dance Band 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3g Music Club 1, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3g National Honor Society 3, Select Choir 1, 2, 3, Chorcl-e- aires 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 3. Talks constantly . . . Toralza and Fugue in D .Minor . . . Surely you jest . . . Music suite. STEPHEN PAUL RICHARDSON Stews Academic Hi-Y 1, Music Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Select Choir 1, 2, 33 Chord-e-aires 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 3, Intramurals 1, 2. In Newville . . . Hot little car . . . lV07I!!l'7'!d7Id by Night . . . Do you have any gum? . . . P.O.D .... How is Dolly? ROY WAYNE RI-IOADS Pablo Academic Gym Club 23 Archery Club 35 Rod and Gun Club 1, Wrestling 1, Track 1, 2, 3. Hays Grove . . . Walk Dorf! Run . . . Study Hall . . , College . . . I guess. JULIANNE RICKABAUGH julie Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Pres. 35 Library Club 1, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Select Choir 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 3. Leader of llyc Ll11HZdl'!I7Illll . . . Air- line school . . . Drug store . . . Tuff . . . P.O.D .... Likes to read. 49 DALLAS WAYNE RIFE Dee Academic Stage Craft Club 53 Basketball lg Track 1, 5. Usually found at home or New Cum- berland . . . College . . . Things are rough all over . . . Prelty Woman . . . Math. WILLIALI EARL RUSSELL Bill Industrial Arts Rod and Gun Club 1. Math . . . Home or school . . . Army . . . Get a job. 50 BARBARA LOUISE ROBINSON Barb General Library Club 2, 3. Oh George! . . . Study hall . . . Leader of the Pack . . . Beauty school . . . Talkative . . . Stoughstown. l ROBERT LEE RUSSELL Bob Clerical Business Club 3. 1 Leroy's . . . Leader of the Park . . . Busi- ness school . . . P.O.D .... Math . . . They make them every day. LEROY BRUCE SALISBURY Brute General Business Club 1. Quiet . . . Likes to bowl . . . Join the Coast Guard . . . l'll say' . . . Momzmizz 0fL01 e . . . P.O.D. GERALDINE ELAINE SANNO Deunie Clerical Business Club 3. Usually with Denny . . . Oh shucks . . . Quiet, strawberry blonde . . . In :be Mirty Moonlight . . . Giggle, giggle. DONNA LeVON SHANNON Sir Clerical Business Club 35 Library 1. Found with a certain someone-future depends on him . . . Oh, my gosh! . . . Ara Maria . . . Typing is fun. PATRICIA KAY SI-IEARER Pal Academic Editorial Yearbook 35 National Honor So- ciety 3. You're not too swift . . . Talks when angry . . . Lost Pat and her friend, look for them in a certain '65 Rambler on Fair- field Street . . . Likes P.O.D .... The Wedding. DORIS ELAINE SEI'IZ 'Seilzy' Clerical Chorus 1, 2, 33 Business Yearbook 2, 3. Yakity, yak, ynk . . . I'll be dipped . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Likes typing . . . Found at home and the Five and Ten . . . Plans to attend beauty school. WILLIAM MILLER SHORT Bill Academic Dance Band 1, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Pres. 35 Student Council 35 Band 1, 2, 3g,Varsity Club 3, Archery 1, Football 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2. Class wiz . . . At home . . . Chemist of tomorrow . . . Forget it . . . Chemistry. 5I JOHN PAUL SHUGHART john Paul General Green Springs . . . Repairs brooms . . . Marines . . . Las! Kin . . . P.O.D. . . . Where's Barb. MARTHA ELIZABETH SIPE Martha Clerical Art Club 33 Business Club 2g Faculty Secretary 3. Reticent . . . Don't take too many tumbles . . . Bookkeeper . . . I'll be . . . Roms are Red . . . P.O.D. . . . Sweet and nice. 52 KENNETH EUGENE SHUGHART Ken'f Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, Pres. 3g Chorus 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 35 County Band 2. An absolute pest . . . at home . . . Farming . . . Oh shucks . . . Hnunzed Home . . . a Spaniard. HELEN MCKEE SHULENBERGER Slaully Academic F.T.A. 35 Future Nurse's Club 2, Treas. 2g Library Club 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 33 Business Yearbook 3. Camp Michaux . . . Take a Rest . . . College . . . Flirt . . . Wonderland by Night . . . Junky locker . . . Christmas parties and shaving cream. JOHANNA GRAHAM SKELLY ffjof' Academic F.T.A. 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Library Club 15 Chorus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Editorial Yearbook 3g Select Choir 1g Intramurals 1, 3. Drug Store . . . Shippensburg State . . . Problems of Democracy . . . Holy! . . . Yaay Beaver' . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Whitewash required LINDA LOU SMITH Lirm'a Stenographic Business Club 2, 33 F.T.A. 35 Band 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3. Talkative . . . You idiot . . . Future legal secretary . . . Usually found in West Hill or with Bobby . . . Likes Mr. Brier's Health Class . . . Blue Velvet. KENNETH LEE SOLLENBERGER Buick General Baseball 1, 2, 3. Math class is a favorite . . . Old Georges ...TbeC0bra...Quiet...Shy... To work as a mechanic. DONNA MARGARET SOUDERS Tweety Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 3. Nice birthday present . . . In a certain '60 Chevy . . . Future is to be Denny's wife . . . Gee Whiz Giz . . . Lan Kin' . . . Business Law. BARBARA ANN SNYDER Barb General Future Nurse's Club 2, 3. Quiet and bashful . . . Usually found working at the hospital or at home . . . Oh, no! . . . Health classes are her favorite time of the day . . . Likes to read. EDNA KATHLEEN SOUDERS Edna Homemaking F,H.A. 1, 2, 3. In a green '58 Chevy . . . Mr. Lanely . . . Home Ec .... Golly Ned . . . Garrulous . . . To get a job. 53 54 MILDRED LOUISE STONE Midge Clerical Art Club 25 Business Club 3. Wonderer . . . Office Worker . . . Forget it . . . fur! Ark Me . . . Loquacious . . . Never stops talking. BARBARA ANNE TRAFFORD Bar Barb Academic Business Yearbook 2, 3g Editorial Yearbook 3, Assistant Editorg National Honor Society 33 Class Play 3. Oakville . . . Social worker . . . VUhoopey-ding . . . Exodur . . . Reads when not talking . , . Parlez- vous Francais? RICHARD ELWOOD STOUFFER Dick Clerical Reserved . . . You bet . . . Working boy . . . Likes Study Halls . . . Williams- port Trade School . . . Come ll Lizzie Bi! Clorer. ROBERT WAYNE TICHNELL Bob Industrial Arts Archery Club 3. Quiet . . . Mozmzfzin of Love . . . Cool it . . . Likes Gym Class and shooting pool . . , Plans to get a job . . . Usually found in a sharp '64 convertible. ELIZABETH PEARL VAN SCYOC Liz Clerical Business Club 1, 2, 3. Found anywhere . . . Plans to be a secre- tary . . . Oh sugar pills . . . Green A7771-1' . . . Likes Gym class, LILA JEAN WADEL lViggle Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3g Intra- murals 3g National Honor Society 3. Found with Bob . . . Baloney . . . 111 Ike Misty Moonlight . . . I lVa21m1 Be Bobbyr Girl . . . Like Robbie's class . . . Very talkative. JAMES EDWARD WEAVER jim Academic Dance Band 33 F.T.A. 2, 3, Pres. 35 Music Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council 2, Editorial Yearbook 3, Editor, 35 Band 1, 2, 3g Newspaper Club 1, 2, Select Choir 1, 2, 3, Chord-e-aires 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 35 County Band 1, 2, 33 District Chorus 1, 3g District Band 1, 2, 3g Re- gional Band 1, 2g All-State Band 2, Class Play 1, 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Track Manager 2, Regional Chorus 3. Familiar face around school . . . College bound . . . Oh Crumb , . . M0071 River . . . Talks when necessary . . . Math Minded . . . Hard worker. IRVIN BRADLEY WICKARD Brad General Gym Club 1, 2, Football 1, Baseball 3, Wrestling 1, 25 Wrestling Manager 3. Found most anywhere . . . Quiet at first . , . Don't gimme that . . . Name Game . . . Enjoys eating. 'ffm Y milieu-..-- M... GARRY NELSON WARNER Garry Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Found where he's at . . . Plans to be a truck driver . . . Lizzie G.T.0 .... Shy, KARL EUGEN WILL Cook Academic In the woods . . . Mathematics . . . Beelly0z'e11'5 Fiflb . . . Seig Heil! . . . Deutschland uber Alles . . . Inclividualistic . . . Ach du leiber . . . Toad hunter. 55 DONN ALLEN WILLIAMS Big D0llIl'! lnclustrial Arts Art Club 13 Stage Craft Club 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. Found with a blonde . . . Make it . . . Mr. Lonely . . . Broadcasting School . . . Study Hall. DONNA JEAN WISER Dau Stenographic Business Club 35 Faculty Secretary 3. Sl1ll7PCI1Sl7LlI'Q . . . Really? . . . Our Lat! Kin . . . Shorthand . . Getting a job asa secretary. 56 LARRY VIRGIL WILLIAMS Vim Academic Stage Craft Club 33 Varsity Club 3g Foot- ball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2. With Carol , , . illwzcy , . . Gym . . Tears me up . , . Big claclcly. RUTH PAULIETTF WILLIAMS R1ffbie General F.H.A. 3. Carlisle . . . Beautician School . . . Boy, I'll say . . . 1.1111 Kit! . . . P.O.D. . . . Talkative. DIANNE KAYE WITTER Kaffe Stenographic Editorial Yearbook 3g Intramurals 1, 3g Faculty Secretary 33 Cashier 13 Art Club 1. Lost Katie, found Bowling Center . . . Beautician . . . Forget it . . . l'II be There . . . Likes Health . . . Chatterbox. ROBERT LEE WONDERS Buff General Football l, 3. Usually with Ruthie . . . Talks a lot- about her . . . Good night Tiger . . . Likes study hall . . . Plans to make a lot of money . , . Gomfrzigbl Baby. ROBERT ALLAN YEINGST Bah AcademiC Dance Band 1, 33 F.T.A. 1, 2, 33 Vice- Pres. 23 National Honor Society 2, 33 Stu- dent Council, Vice-Pres. 23 Editorial Year- book 33 Band 1, 2, 3, Pres.3 Chord-e-aires 2 33 County Band 2, 33 Track Manager 23 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 33 Class Play 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Select Choir 1, 2, 3. 1 Found in XX'est Hill . . . Drummer . . . College . . . That's cool . . . Youth Forum . . . P.O.D .... Yeingsty . . . Percurriwz Efpagzzole. VICKI LEE YOUNG HVIUIHIAQU Academic Art Club 13 Cheerleader 2, 33 Capt. 33 lF.T.A. 33 National Honor Society 1, 2, 33 Business Yearbook 33 Band 13 Newspaper Club 33 Intramurals 1, 33 Class Play 3. Always where she's not supposed to be . . . Talks everyone blue . . . College . . . Alma!! There . . . Mme. Hanley's French class . . . That's neat . WILLIAM HEBERLIG WOODBURN Bill AL'xlLlE'mIC Stage Craft Club 3, Executive As- sistant3 Football 13 Track 1, 2, 3. Great men are dying-I feel sick . . . Talks when in the mood . . . Ring flfllllfitl Ike Rfuey . , . Found where he happens to be . , . College bound. LINDA MAY ZIMMERMAN L.31111 GCl1CfZll F.H.A, 3, Found at home . . . To get a job . . . Isn't that tuff? . . . Air. Lonely . , P.O.D .... Shy. 57 BRENDA KAY ZINN Bren Clerical Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Ss Library Club 1, 2, 55 Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2. Found in Newburg . . . Doesn't talk? . . . Nurse . . . Turkey beans . . . lVizzg: of a Dore . . . Gym and Health. Senior Picture Not Available LARRY KEEBAUGH LARRY LEE ZINN Zim1ie Clerical Gym Club 2, Varsity Club 3g Wrestling 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 1. '60 Ford . . . Roams Shippensburg . . . Talks . . . No future plans . . . I don't want to hear it . . . Liffle Honda . . . Gym . . . P.O.D. Big Spring High School Alma Mater Stand together Big Spring High School Sing our praises loud. Fellowship makes love grow deeper That is why we're proud. So raise your colors high, and Keep our faith in thee, With love and honor, dedication AN Bfightly glows in S0I'1g- ,D A i -fu? j, we is -5 i - f' ies 1 1 V Us Alma Mater, Big Spring High School Ever, always strong. 58 Language Vocational Left to right: Louis Opilo: journalism, Foreign Language: jo Ann Fishburni Sara Dougherty Welch Memorial, For- eign Language, Business Left to Right: Carol Paulus: Conodogui- net Lodge No. 173, l,0.0.F. Business Education Award: Robert Clouse: New- ville Lions Club Business Education Award. Left to right: Paul Barrick: Foundations Award Farm Mechanicsg James Henncman: Society of Farm NX'omen, Chapter 163 Joann Pal- mer: Society of Farm XX'omen, Chapter 53 Edna Souders: Society of Farm W'omen, Chapter 16: Gerald Henneman: DeKalb Agriculture Association, Society of Farm Women, Chapter 53 Richard Gross and Science Left to right: james Weaver: Leon Wagner Science Award: jo Ann Fish- burn: Bausch and Lomb Honorary Sci- ence Awardg William Short: Earl W. Hetrick Memorial Award in Science. Laverne Frey: Class of 1958 Industrial Arts Award. Music - Sports Left to right: Gary Eckman: Hamilton- Myers V.F.W. Athletics Awardg Cinda Clymans: Harry E. Hipple Choral Mu- sician Awardg Robert Yeingst: Harry E. Hipple Instrumental Musician Award. Scholarship and Citizenship Left to right: Louis Opilo: Failor-Wagner Post American Government Award: james Weaver: John Graham Memorial Awardg jo Ann Fishburn: Big Spring Student Council Academic Scholarship, john Graham Memorial Awardg Ann Mohler: Big Spring P.T.A, Scholarship: Marilyn Barrick: S. B. Hewlett Award: Bennis Cohick: Newville Civic Club General Citizen- ship Awardg William Short: john Graham Memorial Award. 59 Mosi Bashful Cheryl Bonham and Bob Kennedy Mosi Siudious Jim Weax'er and Donna Cohick Class Flir-is ane Mumper and jim Bailey Teacher's Pesis Barb Keck and Bill Hassinger 1965 of Besf All Around Gary Eckman and Carol Henry Besi Ben Cohick ar ll if Clas Harry Myers a Dressed mron Morrow Hungriesi lik J' r1H00 er Julianne Rickabaugh and Sam Clouse Fame WiHies+ Dolores MCBcth and Dennis Hunseckcr Mosi Likelg io Succeed JoAnn Iiishburn and Bill Short Coniribufed Mosi io Class Vicki Young and Bob Yeingst lndividualisi Barb Trafford and Karl Will Moments af . ,af . K, K rw, 2, Q fa, 'avr f, ,: Q .y w.,,,.s ,f 1+ ,,. Eiga N it KzVl'.K ZEV the ong hundred eighty-seven members of the Bigfgpring of H965 will back with fond memories on theijgihigh dsehlool riiiii Theyiwill of these years as the time when they weirefimakiggii some of fs- im'piQrtant ofifthgr liQs. L ar? aid In The Ellowhag Eachigischool year has been relategdiltb corresponding historical .i,--LkkVkfr iw? ii I dX5,:,, iiiii tkk events. A urihgifiheiiiophomore year the Class of 1965? was led by Gary Eckman, John Ludt, Georganne Milligan, and Mary Ann Funk. It was advised by Mr. Porter, Miss Reis- inger, Mr. Richard Robinson, Mr. Oiler, Mr. Duerr, and Mr. Trump. There were two special class events this year. The first was the sophomore hop, Blue Heaven. Many students were thrilled as they attended their first big danccff iill important event was the class trip with tours of the State Capitol Building, this State Police Acad- emy, Indian Echo Caverns, and with an at Hershey The day was iii ..,.r packed full of enjoymentgfflflfiiisi year will be genreriabered pppaktaiponallys, idor the Cuban crisis and locally for the polio epidemiicWduri,r7ig the Gary Eckman, Harry Myers, Betty Mentzer, and Beinhis Qoflgickgfled of 1965 through its junior year. Advisors of the Class were Hfi'ry'eRobliiigbn, Mr. Trump, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Krimm, Mrs. Hellen, andiMiss Reisinger. The highlight of the year was the junior prom, At the End of the Rainbow, with music by the Larks. Esther Drawbaugh reigned with her court consisting of Lynne Nees, Remember asf? ., .W .U yy ww, ,,L, ., 2 Wa Af if LR Georganne Barrick, Nancy Miller,.ju'lilailheMl1ickabaugh, Patience ,. .e,L we A, -in dr: as ,lf Failor, Carol Henry, and Barbara Gettle. , i7 Q,Students participatedipin Lihx Qthe junior-senior nccrrer rrrrrn 2 rrrerrr class play, Touvz, and wentwoniifheir class crrir giga Gettysbrlrglgyfhis year will for- ever remain shadowed yg,,,.fHgi3iinemories of all Americans, ca. ,ii of the tragic death of President 5 hWKhgAA liilii iiiiiiiilil 5 p y The senior the Class of 1965 will be reme1nbeyre'dlfMohl the national scene 'Z V' for the war in Viet for the Gemini flightvtheii first two-man space trip. The - MM, wykkk M ,,,, Class will remember the year in its own ways. Harry Myers, Gary Eckman, Georganne ltailigan, and Barbara Gettle were the class officers. Advisors were Mr. Woods, Mrs. 3 iii X' Mr. Day, Mr. Minnick, Mr. Kressler, and Mr. Jacobs. It was the year of the 's Dance graced by Queen Barbara Gettle and her court consisting of wc, fa. Georgalri,rrea,Milligan, Betty Mentzer, Jane Mumper, Julianne Rickabaugh, Carol Henry, and Students participated in the junior-senior class play, The Man Djmzer. The class trip was to the New York World's Fair, a specialty in history. The Class of 1965 finished its years at B1 Spring High School lnii of June Lf rreit igill lilli lgi and Pomp and -2 ff . iff he . H ea Q. 5 if W ,sf-M' M if 'a,..w., ,, at Q .L ,af er' 'Jr-r'i,, .-W Ma, g vt. f it it WMV 3 N mv at sf -1 .ff ' ar.. f w ree Q5 - .r 'Z f. . V tw . ,. ,.. It , , Circumgtange. A wkwy . liil been a bikfefyhistory of the Class of 1965. the membersiibf the Clasg rgmember these years with pride and affection. B 2 r 5 .....iri .5 4 Baccalaureaie Vf'1Uf'2EfUvi Wfffligsag. Prniuffiwtvsi Llwi wif Un Iivdvwzf' ,. YXIQITISTKX 5 LM31 Cfv.1'..gzzsL Urgxfxiik wI21VU-TQQSJJYL llc-fs. 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Q-xyiwvrixlfrx Program William Short Class i'i'f YC' Y' 'XV , s ' f M, X . rw., E -1 Rzng 'W x '- S ' Kr-4 Pm-.1 R.: X, , , up: V- iszzs, I z'fEz?X f Sf :gag A , gi' miww' Pwr Q 'X Y! I vi Commencemeni V X. x f .f1,?X,3gq.yf .Yem.y. 'QM . 1 wr, s H ri ,...:.i I rw, .ssl Nw, Q s Eff. Aww W K an Riu ran :fm UI.. 'Quin D VW aw f. Qs ' in if f'fm':w U Mvl-Iixrfcz '- ' A !.'i::..z'- 1,5 , , cf-my Xi? fin! I R Xfffw- f wt, 11'-' I iE1r-efz.1- Kun: Program Dr. Gilbert D. McKlveen Class of 1965 Last We, the tenth class of Big Spring High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby solemnly submit this Last Will and Testament: Rodney Aby wills his new shirts to Mr. Sukenik. Dennis Albright wills his '59 Ford to Clayton Smith. Charles Anderson wills his hall patrol duty to Jack Jones. Rhonda Armolt wills her Falcon to Gary Snyder. Ruth Ann Baer wills her '60 Rambler to Larry Hoover. Marshall Baker wills his ability to get along with Mr. Jacobs to Jeff Smith. james Bailey wills his athletic ability to Todge Morrow. Sylvia Bailey wills her ability to get into trouble to Donna Swartz. Harold Barrick wills his ability to get bad grades to Gregg Ellerman. Paul Barrick wills his English class to future seniors. Marilyn Barrick wills her Contact lenses to all people who hate to wear glasses. Mary Jane Barrick wills her petiteness to Connie Clevenger. Sharon Barrick wills her wonderful health classes to all future seniors. Robert Beecher wills his ability to get into trouble in English class to anybody who wants it. Ronald Bittinger wills his Packard to Larry Kann. Darlene Bolen wills her ability to run in the halls to Peggy Alleman. Cheryl Bonham wills her ability to fall asleep in law class to any future law student. Linda Brewbaker wills her natural gray hair to Mr. Kressler. Connie Burkholder wills her Model A Ford to Mr. Spangler. Sharon Caldwell wills her ability to stay calm to Avis Allen. Connie Chestnut wills her like of Shippensburg to Amy Heckendorn. Linda Chestnut wills her books and teachers to Lois Chestnut. Robert Clouse wills his weight losing ability to Mrs. Rosenberry. Cinda Clymans wills her musical inclination to Dennis Eckman. Bennis Cohick wills what Dolores McBeth gave him to anyone with baggy nylons. Dianne Cohick wills her petiteness to Connie Hershey. Donna Cohick wills her piccolo to Mary Nelson. Herman Comerer wills his ability to sleep in class to Ken Devor. Lois Crosley wills her ability to graduate to Sherry Porter. Floyd Darhower wills his good manners in English to all underclassmen. Harry Day wills his ability to work during track practice to Greg Young. Viola Deihl wills her ability to day dream in law class to all future law students. Charles Deutsch wills his ability to make Coach Hable angry to Charlie Bear. Don Deutsch wills his wrestling ability to Larry Kann. Doris Dinges wills her interest in education to Luther Dinges. Donna Donovan wills her ability to get into trouble to Larry Shugharts. Esther Drawbaugh wills her majorette ability to all future majorettes. Cheryl Dunlap wills the detention she almost received from Mr. Sukenik to Bonnie Benner. Gary Eckman wills his basketball shooting ability to Carl Rosenberry. William Ellerman wills his love for Plymouths to any Ford or Chevy owner. Martha Eshelman wills her ability to drive carefully to Sharon Jumper. John Etter wills his bad luck with Chevys to Bill Lehman. William Evelhock wills his ability to be tall to Robert Wiser. William Fahnestock wills his driving ability to Scott Cramer and Dick Lindsay. Patience Failor wills all the fun she had in cheerleading to Pat McCarter. Linda Fickes wills Miss Beaver's compositions to George Jumper. Will and Testament Linda Finkenbinder wills her ability to finish school to Susie Finkenbinder. Robert Finkenbinder wills all Miss Beaver's compositions to next year's seniors. JoAnn Fishburn wills her brown hair to Janice Bailey. Nancy Foster wills Bloserville to Carol Negley. Linda Fraker wills her almost perfect attendance to next year's seniors. Mary Ellen Franklin wills her ability to pass her driver's test on the first try to her brother, Jim Franklin. Laverne Frey wills his cafeteria seat to persons who prefer unbalanced meals. Mary Ann Funk wills her ability to talk constantly to Marilyn Rook. Leonard Gensler wills his P.O.D. ability to Scott Cramer. Barbara Gettle wills her nervousness to all calm juniors. Lester Gilbert wills his English book to Larry Shugharts. joy Goodhart wills her brown eyes to all those who have blue eyes, especially her P.O.D. teacher. Richard Gross wills the two-mile run to Charlie Bear. William Gruver wills his old Chevy to Harry L. Wyrick. Annette Gutshall wills her ability not to get into trouble to Donna Richardson. William Hassinger wills his good grades in English from Mr. Jacobs to Tom Sheaffer. Richard Heckendorn Wills his ability to get along with Mr. Shull to Bill Myers. Barbara Helman wills her driving ability to Linda Shugharts. james Henneman wills all Beatle shoes to Mr. Sukenik. Jerry Henneman wills his ability to graduate to Betty Stake. Carol Henry wills her ability to get along with Mr. Duerr to all future steadies. Robert Hershey wills his Tempest to Bruce McCoy. Larry Hill wills his running ability to Dick Karper. Dennis Hockenberry wills his sympathy to seventh graders. Barbara Hollenbaugh wills her ability to make A's in Math class to Albert Barrick. jill Hoover wills a pair of binoculars to any future senior boy with R. K.'s problem. Karen Hoover wills her cafeteria chair to Linda Shugharts. Glenda Horn wills her ability to graduate to Patsy Horn. Dennis Hunsecker wills all of his empty chewing gum wrappers to Terry Reid. Edward Hurley wills his English book to Miss Beaver. Linda Hurley wills her French book to Monsieur Lutz. Faye Ickes wills her forgetting her locker key to Helen Shannon. Randy Kann wills his white shoe strings to Kenneth Devor. Barbara Keck wills her driving ability and her '57 Chevy to Betty Negley. Larry Keebaugh wills his dislike of Fords to Bill Bigler. Anna Keiter wills her natural blond hair to all proxies. Robert Keiter wills his love for Mr. jac0b's English class to Tom Sheaffer. Robert Kennedy wills his ability to keep quiet to William Kennedy. Anita Keys wills the lunch milk to Sara Evelhoch. Dennis Kline wills his knowledge of the light panel to Richard Toth. Robert Kressler wills his Spanish book to el senor. Charles Laughman wills his science ability to Connie Hershey. jay Lehman wills his driver's license to Richard Meily. .loyce Lehman wills her English accent to future foreign language students. Wfanda Lehman wills her two extra teeth to Larry Marpoe, Ruth Ann Lintner wills her speedy blue and white bug to Dot Warner. Eugene Ludt wills his magazines to Michael McCleary. Class of 1965 Last john Ludt wills an old Buick station wagon to his brother, Will. Georgia Luttrell wills her ability to get along with Mr. Sukenik to Darlene Luttrell. Kenneth Mansfield wills his parking space to Larry Shugharts. Norma Martin wills her neat hall locker to Linda Davidson. David McBeth wills his carpentry ability to Mr.. Kressler and Pinball. Dolores McBeth wills her ability to pester Mr. Kressler to any junior. Lynnette McDermond wills her neat locker to Sharon Mowery. David W. McGranahan wills his ability to get along with Mr. Jacobs to all juniors. jay McKeehan wills his wood working ability to Mr. Carns' future classes. Ruth Martin wills some of her weight to Donna Keller. Eugene Mellinge,r wills his driving ability to Glenn Singer. Betty Mentzer wills her ability to make hit and run appearances in Shippensburg to Darrell Goodhart. Diana Mentzer wills her ability to be a lawyer to a future law student. Donna Mentzer wills her fun twin-ship years to Lois and Linda Mentzer. Nancy Miller wills her color guard rifle to Phyllis Mesick. Virginia Miller wills her personality and friendliness to Susan Neidigh. Georganne Milligan wills her second baton to Terry Reid. Betty Lou Mixell wills her good driving to Donna Keller. Mickey Mixell wills his ability to get into trouble to Bill Bigler. Shirley Mixell wills her worries of graduation to Sandra Zimmerman. Martha Moffitt wills her good driving to Shirley Wagner. Ann Mohler wills her love of math to all future math students. Sharon Morrow wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Susan Fry. Randy Mountz wills his ability to get along with P. to Gary Snyder. Jane Mumper wills her ability to get along with Shippensburg to jimmy Goodhart. jennifer Murtoff wills some of her weight to Carol Finkenbinder. Darlene Myers wills her naturally blonde hair to all bleached blondes. Harry Myers wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Bill Myers. Roger Myers wills his ability to stay broke at all times to William Sipe. William Myers wills his ability to make his bus driver angry to Gary Martin. Steve Naugle wills his pole vaulting ability to Will Ludt. Lynne Nees wills her ability to get along with the boysi' to Mr. Robinson. Connie Negley wills her gym ability to anyone who needs help. Dennis Negley wills his math ability to Debbie Rice. Linda Negley wills her false teeth to Francie Barrick. Tom Neidigh wills his ability to succeed with girls to Larry Marpoe. Louis Opilo wills his love and talent for mathematics to Gregg Shade. Diane Orner wills her dancing ability to Dixie Orner. Hazel Ott wills her ability to keep quiet on the bus to Carolyn Hoch and Patsy Brannon. Joann Palmer wills her interest in nursing to all future members of the Nurses' Club. Carol Paulus wills her shorthand skills to Andrea Eshenaur. joan Piper wills her ability to get F's in P.O.D. to Diana Fry. Esther Reed wills her ability to study history to Richard Bier. Paul Reed wills his rattly floor shift to Todger Morrow. i Mary Lee Rhoads wills her, Renault to all future weight lifters. Roy Rhoads wills his ability to do push-ups to Mr. Robinson. Brian Rice wills his excess weight to Frank Stone. Stephen Richardson wills his ability in math to Teresa Reid. Will and Testament Julianne Rickabaugh wills her ability in plane class to all future plane geometry students. Dallas Rife wills his scholarships, trophies, and awards to the junior class. Barbara Robinson wills her ability to finish school to anyone who needs it. Robert Russell wills his Jeep to Gene Miller. William Russell wills his ability in shop to Lehman Bear. Bruce Salisbury wills his cigarettes to Larry Shugharts. Geraldine Sanno wills her strawberry blonde hair to anyone that wants it. Doris Seitz wills her ability to shoot pool to Linda Ludwig. Donna Shannon wills her ability to worry over a test to Vicki Shannon. Patricia Shearer wills her Spanish ability to Earl Keck. William Short wills his distance off the tee to jan Arbegast. Ken Shughart wills his hot Ford to Larry Kulawiecz. Helen Shulenberger wills her ability to drive under the speed limit to Richard Meily. Martha Sipe wills her ability to walk fast to future slowpokes who can't make it to class on time. Johanna Skelly wills her ability to get along with people to Karen Smith. Linda Smith wills her blonde streak to Jane Rife, Barbara Snyder wills her diploma to her brother, Gary Snyder. Kenneth Sollenberger wills his good driving to Don Tritt. Donna Souders wills her class ring to Jean Souders. Edna Souders wills her ability to drive to Darlene Varner. Mildred Stone wills her ability to talk to all quiet people. Richard Stouffer wills his good grades in P. O. D. to Richard Souder. Robert Tichnell wills his 4-speed to all automatic owners. Barbara Trafford wills her shortness to Carol Snyder. Elizabeth VanScyoc wills her name CElizabethj to Wanda VanScyoc, her sister. Lila Wadel wills her make-up ability to the girls of 10-5. Gary Warner wills his '55 Pontiac to Paul Barrick. James Weaver wills all his spare time to Frank Stone. Bradley Wickard wills his partial pool shooting ability to jimmy Goodhart. Karl Will wills his finesse with the ladies to Richard Meily. Donn Williams wills his ability to get kicked out ofEnglish class to anyone that wants it. Larry Williams wills a pack of cigarettes to Bill Myers. Ruth Williams wills her ability to graduate to Karen Wetzel. Donna Wiser wills her shorthand ability to anyone who wants it. Dianna Witter wills her bowling ability to Linda Neidigh. Robert Wonders wills his school books to his brother, William Wonders. William Woodburn wills his broad education to Wayne Lloyd. Robert Yeingst wills 23 broken drumsticks, 2 broken drum heads, and all the senior high drums and percussion equipment to Richard Reed. Vicki Young wills her ability to attend uncensored flicks to Ruby Reeder. Linda Zimmerman wills her shortness to all tall people. Brenda Zinn wills her ability to eat onion sandwiches in typing class to anyone who cares to try. Larry Zinn wills his weight losing ability to Todge Morrow. This will and Testament is subscribed to by the Class of 1965 on the twenty-eighth day of May, nine- teen hundred and sixty-five, at Newville, Pennsylvania. Witnesses: Senior Clary Prerident Senior Clair Advisor s X T 3 9 K Q 5 f Q 2 3 2 5 3 5 2 2 2 1 3 4 Z E I 3 Q The moment she's been waiting for Y 5 595 mx' . if I I 2 m Q If 5' 1 L R J . .- Miss Carol Henry Miss Julianne Rickabaugh Miss jane Mumper P 5 sg Y: , N A k ,S 1:2-K Q ' 'A X 5 Q5 31:-rig L A R ff :'.q if if ' 1. A if ff 3 V 7 t' ' 4 f'9fSxi ssssi ew' I 3 X ' ' X 1, H Y , ,,, . N., he fs.. i In Miss Betty Mentzer Miss Georganne Milligan Miss Dogma Meufzef September October November December January February 2 7 11 12 18 22 26 2 3 9 10 14 Senior Itinerarg Our Lam' first day of school Labor Day recess First assembly as seniors First football game with Lower Dauphin at Hershey Stadium Seniors' first class meeting Football game at Biglerville Announcement of class officers and Homecoming Queen and Court Football game with East Pennsboro Parents' Night Magazine sales Homecoming Dance 8-11:00 p.m. Homecoming game with Susquenita Bonfire and record hop Football game at Boiling Springs End of first marking period 14-16 Orders for 1965 yearbook 17 24 30 7 12 14 20 24 26 1 5 8 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 Football game with Newport Football at Northern Gettysburg football game Football with Camp Hill Open House Seniors' last battle for Brown jug End of second marking period County Chorus at Big Spring -30 Thanksgiving vacation First basketball game with West Perry First wrestling match with Hershey Basketball at East Pennsboro Basketball at Newport Wrestling at Biglerville Christmas Choral program Final yearbook payments Basketball with Shippensburg Selection of yearbook cover Wrestling with Boiling Springs Basketball with Northern Wrestling with East Pennsboro Basketball at Gettysburg Library Forgiveness Day 24-jan. 3 Christmas recess 29 5 8 12 14 15 16 19 21 22 23 26 29 2 Basketball game at Carlisle Basketball Varsity vs. Faculty Basketball at Camp Hill Susquenita basketball game Wrestling at Northern Basketball with Boiling Springs Wrestling-Cumberland Valley Social Security assembly for Seniors Wrestling match at Steel High Cap and gown measurements National Honor Society induction Third marking period ended Wrestling match at Camp Hill East Pennslmro basketball game Basketball with Newport Shippensburg basketball game March April May june 4 First Family Living Lecture-Rev. Kramm Basketball game at Northern Wrestling match at Shippensburg 9 Basketball game with Gettysburg 11 Wrestling match at Chambersburg 12 Basketball game with Camp Hill 13 Last home wrestling match-New- port 16 Basketball game at Susquenita 18 Boiling Springs Basketball game 19-20 Wrestling Conference at Ship- pensburg 23 Basketball game with Biglerville 25-27 District Chorus at Eastern 26 Last basketball game at Carlisle 28 First yearbook deadline 5 6 5 County Band at Carlisle 12 An Evening in Socks Family Living Lecture 13 County All-Star Basketball at Ship- pensburg 18-20 Regional Chorus at Abington 19 The Man Who Came to Dinner 25 Family Living Lecture 31 Baseball season begins at Boiling Springs 1-3 District Band at Cedar Cliff 6 Family Living Lecture 7 Track season opens-Boiling Springs 10 Shippensburg College Invitational Track Meet 12 Family Living Lecture 13 Baseball at Boiling Springs Track meet at Gettysburg 14-19 Easter Recess 14 Track meet at Shippensburg 20 Baseball game at Northern 21 Baseball with East Pennsboro 23 Senior Class meeting 27 Baseball at Susquenita 27-29 Youth-In-lndustry Programs 28 Track at Biglerville Youth Forum at john Harris 30 Yearbook deadline Senior Dance 8-11 :00 p.m. 1 Cedar Cliff Relays 4 Student Teaching Day Last Track meet at Susquenita Yearbook Dinner at Ranch 5 6 8 Track Conference at East Pennsboro 10 Arrival of name cards, announce- ments 13 Athletic Banquet 14 Open House and Science Fair 17 Last Baseball game at Northern 26 Seniors' Last Day-Awards Assembly Dress-up Day for Seniors 27 Practice for the coming days 28 Senior trip to World's Fair 30 Baccalaureate 1 Commencement -Q ,W I ...Q , A., W ' ' , R ,,, - A , A, F- A A A. -A iv A ,Q '- NWS J - kj' .-W... , f' . 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'Wy, L'f?f I' vf'34f 7' ,A A ,Aff , Am: A ,L As 1 1 A- f H A1 f fx' 2 1' Q P We AA f JH55 ?wWs,fs2..z2Ii'-fvf'fiX?ffgfgw ' ' If VWBFAQW T M 5'i? 'A I f H? in ' Y' Left to right: Galen Baker, Vice Presidentg Karen Smith, Treasurer, Spencer Stamy, President, Diana Fry, Historian, Trudy Diven Secretary. Junior Class Officers As Sophomores, our class officers, President-Spencer Stamy, Vice President-Rich- ard Loy, Secretary-Linda Mentzer, Treasurer-Kay Smith, and Historian-Diana Fry, led us successfully through the school year. In November, we sponsored the annual Sophomore Hop with Blue Velvet as the theme. The gym was decorated in streamers of navy blue and powder blue, which are our class colors. Another main event of the year was our class trip. After a tour of the Capitol Building in Harrisburg and the Indian Echo Caves, we spent the rest of an enjoyable afternoon at Hershey Amusement Park. The year passed quickly, and soon we were juniors with expectations of what our Junior year had in store for us. We elected new class officers: President-Spencer Stamy, Vice President-f-Galen Baker, Secretary-Trudy Diven, Treasurer-Karen Smith, and Historian-Diana Fry. As April neared, plans for the prom, to be held April 2, were in progress. The theme chosen was April Love with the Larks from Carlisle providing the music. The night was an unforgettable experience for all who attended. Again we looked forward to our class trip, which this year included a tour of the historical battlefield at Gettysburg. The trip was both enjoyable and educational. As the year ended, we looked with anticipation to our Senior year. 74 Juniors e L Q. , a Z ri. QV ? 5 9 'I .5 1. 5: Q fs. Rau' 1: N. Manning, LI. Russell, J. Lehman, A. Myers, A. Eshenour, C. Saphore, B. Frey, W. Wickard. Rau' 2: S. Schlusser, A. Heclcenclorn, L. Mentzer, L. Frey, T. Reicl, C. Hershey. B. Benner. Rnzv 3: L, Carey, W. Kuntz, S. Benrler. L. Mentzer. D. Richardson, S. Richcreelc. Razz' -it E. Shugzirs, S. Beecher. M. Bistline. R, Shoemaker, D. Swartz. D. Negley, V. XY'eyaml, D. XXfurner. Abfwzfx B. Stake. Rau' 1: S, Bittinger, V. Coy, K. Smith, T. Hummel, B. Jumper, C. Brunner. Row 2: B. Crider, D. Keller, C. Hassinger, D. Smith, P. Allemun, B. Negley, N. Kelso. Row 3: W. Myers, W. Sipe, H. Keck, V. Bream, N. Young, D, Orner, R. Inman. C. Brown. Rau' 4: O. Clark. G. Brandt, F. Lindsay, G. Miller, NW. Myers, G. Negley, IIQ i- , O Juniors - ig.: W . Row 1: L. Shugharr, P. Brannan, S. Evelhoch, W. Van Scyoc, C. Mouers. Raw 2: C. Thummzi, J. Gettle, B. .Hurley, M Nickle, S. Hockensmith, P. Hoover. Razz' 3: D. Mountz, J. Hippensteel, J. Fry, VU. Brownewell. Rau' 4: J. Smith, K. Lay M, Keiter, G. Snyder, J. Casner, R. Wilson. Ab.rer1l.' T. Shaeffer. 5 ww Q Row 1: V. Kline, B. Peterson, S. Kennedy, I. Hertzler, P. Sheaffer, E. Hess. Row 2: E. Hefflefinger, S. Minor, L. Morrow, S. Stamy, G. jumper, D. Sheff, C. Rosenberry. Row 3: G. Gries, E. Killian, W. Toth, M. McCleary, R. Reed, B. MaCoy, R, Finkey. Rau' 45 G. Martin, G. Rhoads, S. Comp, G. Baker, J. Pretz, R, Stambaugh, J. Hovetter, S. Cramer. Juniors 2 Row 11' J. Hoover, T. Diven, R. Fahnestock, T. Ocker, M. Hetrick, K. Short, K. Smith, R. Reeder. Row 2: R. Kough, C. Clevenger, M. Rook, S. Mohler, L. McEIhaney, B, Nailor, D. Fry, S. Christlieb, D. Arbegast. Rau' 3: C. Snyder, R. Lindsay, P. Naugle, F. Stone, D. Lehman, G. Shade, J. McCarter. Abferzfr R. Loy. Rau' Z: C. Se-burn, J. Mixell. C. Bream, S. Murphy. Rau' 2: D. Goodhart, K. Devor, R. Shoenberger, D. Hershey, B. Mitchell, H. Miller J. Kuhns, Rau' 3: D. Hair, R. Soudcr, G. Wiser. L. Hoover, J. Jones, K. Reath. L. Smith, G. Shannon. Rau' 4: H. Wfyriclg, C. Weibleyf, L. Marpoe, D. Fisher, W. Mohn, R. Shumnn, A. Farner, H. Smith. H6 Juniors Row 1: K. Deihl, J. Stone, J. McClintock, M. Baker. Row 2.- S. Enyeart, C. Duprey, B. Gutshall, K. Varner, B. Hosler C. Hoch. Row 3: L. Rife, L. Kano, L. Keck, R. Laughmzm, R. Thumma, R. Failor, G. Motter. Rau' 4: G. Laughman, IT Morrison, L. Shugharts, E. Baker, J. LeDrme, H. Hosler, Juniors ai Geflgsburg M A F ......w.. Did they make it to Big Round Top? Isn't this a little too large for a bottle? Gel-tin' Around Warming up on those cold, winter days. Can they be wishing that their school books are burning? ll fo is Will the real Beverly mg -n please stand up? IX! X , XJ Q kj xl ' f! Mistletoe House at the Holiday Hop Delegates to Youth Forum. Sisters from Sicily. 2 s Ek V J -if -9-s 4 Miss Lois Mentzer ,f The magical sv do is Mari Nb I M if ,- , Q if f - 1 moment of pomp and majesty. gr gf . i f ij 1 Y' 5 4 ii 3 -, 5 Miss Linda Mentzer Y sf' X i i Q i f 3 sf, 1 uf , 5 f sf Q I .',L -.k-f A . Y ,. Q EVM-,Zz Miss Trudy Diven Miss Susan Christlieb Miss Judy Gettle i , 2:1 ' we a 5 r i. . ET E 5 Q s jx X - I , ii 1 Q ,,a' W mf N 1 x Q is Miss Kay Smith Miss Ruby Reeder Miss Karen Smith Betty Paulus, Secretary, Vicki Negley, Treasurer, Donald Tritt, Presidentg Ruby Shughart, Vice President, Karen Ginter Historian. 82 Sophomore Class Officers At the beginning of this year, the Sophomore class elected the following as their class officers: President-Don Tritt, Vice-President-Ruby Shughart, SecretarywBetty Paulus, Treasurer-fVickie Negley, and Historian-Karen Ginter. Under the leadership of these officers we chose our class colors-burgundy and white. The annual Sophomore Hop, held on December 4, 1964, proved to be a great success. Decorations included red and white streamers and small centerpieces of roses and candles. A mountain and a moon blended in very well with the title In the Misty Moonlight. Mr. George Houck served as emcee for the evening. The class trip, May 21, included a tour of the Capitol Building at Harrisburg, the State Museum, and Hershey Park. Because many of us had anticipated this event since entering high school, it proved to be thoroughly enjoyable. Qophomores IO-I wks . Row 1: C. Bender, M. Mentzer, L. Wetzel. Row 2: G. Hunsecker, H. Wilson, D. Brough, J. Chastain, G. Young, R. Toth. Row 3: R. Shughart, J. Gross, D. Varner, E. Yost, J. Rife, G. jones, 'E. Martin. Row 4: I. Bidelspach, D. Tritt, M. Varner, I. Thomas, R. King, S. Holsinger, R. Karper. IO-2 Row 1: G. Shughart, S. Brehm, R. Wiser, C. Negley, G. Schuyler. Row 2: M. Allwein, C. Schoonover, P. Mesick, S. Johnson, D. Foster, A. Holstein, M. Myers. Row 3: S. Comp, D. Durff, B. Gross, G. Heishman, G. Gayman, K. Ginter, B. Viering, D. Quigley. Rauf 4: R. Meily, J. Loy, G. Naugle, D. Hock, J. Zeigler, W. Bistline. 83 I O-3 I0-4 84 Q 1-.ffszf K s. X , Sophomores Row 1: J. Byers, R. Burkholder, D. Kelso, D. Mellinger, B. Barrick, C. Hocker. Row 2: J. Naugle, J. Fulton, S. Mac- Millan, J. Bell, S. Loy, J. Barrick, S. Ruth, J. Morrison. Row 3: R. Smith, R. MtBeth, W. Burchfield, L. jones, J Arbegast. Rau' 4: N. McElwair1, K. Fry, R. Weiclner, K. Cohick, R. Mains. Row 1: L. Brunner, S. Lautsbaugh, A. Dorosh, M. Keiter, C. Rice. Row 2: S, Shumaker, R. Myers, R. Bowers, K. Stine S. Stine, S. Miller, C. Bear, J. Smith. Row 3: T. Fry, D. Mellott, J, Hoover, J. Wert. Row 4: W. Christman, E. Fraker, C Naugle, L. Chestnut. Qophomores Row 1: J. Bailey, D. Baer, L. Davidson, T. james, B. Baker. Raw 2: L. Gensler, J. Chestnut, D. Bear, M. Brownewell, D. Gipe, C. Gutshall, M. Henry. Row 3: W. Lehman, J. Bear, G. Eckenrode, J. Franklin, R. Heberling, C. Burkholder. Row 1: H. Walker, L. Thrush, L. Mixell, D. Whisler, S. Porter, B. Nailor. Row 2: S. Mowery, B. Paulus, N. Weary, V. Negley, M. Rife, C. Shaffer, B. Shoemaker. Row 3: D. Rice, S. Nailor, J. Milligan, R. Stone, W. Wonders, D. Woltz, L. Russell, B. Smith. Row 4: W. Lloyd, D. Stine, R. Sheaffer, L. Westcott, J. Hollenbaugh, E. Shughart. I O-5 I O-6 85 I 0-7 I O-8 86 Sophomores Row 1: P. Lay, B. Keck, A. Miller, S. McKeehan, S. Zimmerman, N. Keebaugh. Row 2: L. Ludwig, C. Mentzer, S. Mearkle, B. Varner, B. Lebo, E. Kuhns. Row 3: I. Zeigler, B. Marpoe, G. Piper, L. Lehman, J. Lindsey. Row 4: C. Myers, P. MacGowan, R. Naugle, B. Moose. Row 1: G. Snyder, D. Anderson, L. jumper, G. Miller, K. Bartles, H. McCullough. Row 2: A. Thumrna, L. Fry, J Mosemann, C. Smith. Raw 3: D. Sterrett, R. Alleman, P. Mixell, R. Hockensmith, G. Glunt. 'iv-Q.. A 1 Y xr! .Q CD I 4'- 7 NW Haag 'fhqfvwd f gifmggai 412 cf 1116? My'g 'W 29 Q59 YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF Works for the Benelli of the Reader Seated: N. Martin, S. Caldwell, A. Mohler, J. Weaver, Editorg L. McDermond, C. Paulus, B. Gettle. Standing: Mrs. Yingling, Co-Advisor, R. Yeingst, J. Skelly, L. Opilo, S. Morrow, P. Shearer, D. Fry, M. Barrick, M. Rhodes, D. Witter, C. Burkholder, J. Ludt, Miss Reisinger Co-Advisor. This club secures advertising to help finance the yearbook. Each student pays a lower price for his yearbook as a result of the advertis- ing pages. Along with the editorial staff, the business staff is given a dinner in the spring. This oppor- tunity is taken to present pins to each member and a beautiful por- trait is awarded to the most deserv- ing member of the group. The editorial staff devotes many hours to the planning and prepara- tion of the yearbook, The required work includes conferences, drawing, typing, erasing, re-typing, picture- taking, and proofreading. Among all the bustle and hurry the year- book begins to take shape. The re- sult of this labor is that which you are now reading. Each member of the group receives a pin, and the most deserving member receives a beautiful portrait. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Aid to the Buger's Pocketbook Sealed: S. Caldwell, D. McBeth, J. Hoover, L. Fickes, Mr. Kressler, Advisorg M. Funk, R. Lintner, C. Henry. Standing: N. Foster, D. Cohick, V. Young, H. Shulenberger, D. Seitz. Membership in this organization is an award in itself. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This organization stands ready to serve in any capacity needed. The National Honor Society this year instituted a research project concern- ing clubs at Big Spring. Schools in surrounding areas were con- sulted, and information was col- lected. The findings were later dis- patched to participating schools. This organization also participated in many other worthwhile projects. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Virtues and Talents to Their Highest Degree ......-...1 Fin! Row: K. Smith, T. Diven, R. Reeder, K. Short, M. Rook, D. Cohick, Sec., J. Skelly, R. Yeingst, R. Loy, Vice Pres.g D. Hunsecker, L. Opilo, Parl. Second Row: Mrs. jones, Advisorg M. Hetrick, D. Fry, Treas.g J. Palmer, C. Snyder, J. Fishburn, V. Young, G. Henneman, F. Stone, J. Weasier, W. Short, Pres. STUDENT COUNCIL Directs the Students Toward Worthg Goals First Row: J. Pretz, Vice Pres.g B. Cohick, Pres.g S. Morrow, Sec. Semnd Row: B. Marpoe, G. Milligan, T. Diven, A. Dorosh, T, James, C. Shaffer, B. Hosler. Third Roux' S. Bender, P. Alleman, B. Hurley, B. Gettle, E. Drawbaugh, E. Reed, B, Helman, -I. Fishburn, M. Funk. Four-fb Row: H. Myers, P. Naugle, J. Zeigler, D. Tritt, D. Sterrett, N. McElwain, R. Gross, W. Short, G. Eckman. The Student Council is a club which functions for the student body. By sponsoring Homecoming and by giving awards to students who have done outstanding work throughout the year, it gives the student body something to shoot for. If a student has a complaint, the Student Council is responsible for seeing that something is done. By belonging to the club, a student becomes aware of the jobs, re- sponsibilities, and functions of a governmental body. 89 NEWSPAPER CLUB g Tells the Inside Storg at B.S.H.S. The newspaper club publishes the school paper. It has an exchange editor who corresponds with schools throughout the state. Each year the newspaper and the exchange papers of other schools are displayed on the bulletin board in the main lobby. The club acquaints the student body with the new teachers at the be- ginning of the year and student teachers throughout the year. It also keeps the student body in- formed on new fads, school news and school sports. Seated: G. Milligang J. Hoover, Editorg D. McBeth. Slanding: S. Caldwell, D. Hunseckerg L. Brew- baker, V. Young. The purpose of this club is to further the interest of the student in making his career in the busi- ness field. It endeavors to confront the members with business experi- ence that would not normally be met in the classroom. Speakers from various businesses, field trips to businesses, and films are included in the activities of the club. 90 BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB Preparation for the World of Business an First Row: P. Reedg G. Sannog B. Gettleg C. Paulusg H. Ottg E. Van Scyocg A. Eshenourg B. Freyg L. Mentzer, Pres.g A. Heckendorng L. Mentzer, Treas.g W. Wickardg R. Russell. Second Row: N. Millerg V, Deihlg G. Luttrell. D. Shannong V. Millerg M. Stone, S. Richcreekg D. Negleyg M. Russell, L. Freyg A. Myersg J. Lehman, W. Kuntzg D. Richardsong D. Warner, Vice Pres. Third Row: Mr. Day, Advisorg M. Barrick, Sec., B. Keckg J. Goodhartg D. Dingesg D. Mentzer' A. Gutshallg B. Stakeg L. Careyg S. Beecherg E. Shugars. x FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Essential to a Growing America gg 1 l l The F.F.A. promotes and de- velops leadership training for all its members and directs vocational occupational guidance and place- ment. During the school year the club sponsors a representative to the national F.F.A. convention and also an annual tour to places of agri- cultural and scientific interest. As an added service the F.F.A. con- structs elementary playground equipment if the necessary materials are supplied. It also helps with the layout and landscaping of the school grounds. Fin! Row: G. Snyder, L. Jumper, R. Aby, R. Keiter, P. Barrick, R. Hershey, J. Smith, G. Henne- man, G. Warner, B. Brownewell, C. Smith, K. Bartles. Sefmzfl Row: H. Loy, Advisorg L. Fry, C. Laughman, G. Snyder, R. Alleman, D. Sterrett, R. Hockensmith, J. Henneman, D. Anderson, G. Miller. Third Row: P. Mixell, M. Baker, E. Mellinger, M. Keiter, D. Kutz, M. Mixell, G. Glunt, H. McCullough. R. Wilson, 1. Fry, A. Thumma. FUTURE HOMEMAKER9 OF AMERICA Looking Toward New Horizons r E RE HUMEMAK AMERTCA Fin! Row: Mrs. Rearick, Advisor, M. Baker, M. Rife, D. Whisler, G, Motter, D. Orner, j. Palmer, B. Hosler, M. Franklin, J. Stone, P. Christman, E. Souders. Second Roux' D. Donovan, S. Bailey, F. Ickes, C. Hoch, C. Duprey, B. Gutshall, K. Deihl, S. Enyeart, S. Mixell, L, Zimmerman, R. Williams, G. Horn, E. Kuhns, K. Varner, B. Mixell. The Future Homemakers Club is a leadership training club and service club well defined by the motto Toward New Horizons . It is affiliated with the county, state and national clubs of the same name. For the last four years the club has supported a Korean orphan, Choi Hye Sook. She is now four and a half years old. The 3120 a year the club sends her pays all of her living expenses including health and doctor bills. For Christmas the club also sup- plied a family in Kentucky with gifts of clothing and presents. Ioann Palmer received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award and pin and will be com- peting with other schools of the state. 9I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Educators of Tomorrow l Firrz Row: I. Bidelspach, G. Jumper, R. Reed, S. Comp, D. McGranahan, R. Yeingst. Seated: T. Diven, Hist., R. Reeder, Vice Pres., J. Weaver, Pres., K. Smith, Treasg S. Christlieb, Parl. Second Row: J. Hertzler, S. Caldwell, R. Fahnestock, T. Ocker, E. Durff, S. Comp, H. Shulenberger, B. Barrick, Mrs. J. Oiler, Advisor. Third Row: S. Kennedy, C. Hassinger, R. Baer, A. Mohler, B. Hollenbaugh, D. Foster, P. Failor, J. Lehman. Fourzla Row: P. Sheaffer, P. Alleman, K. Short, M. Rook, C. Schoonover, L. lNfcElhaney, J. Fulton, L, Fickes, L. Smith. Fifth Row: E. Hess, J. McCarter, C. Snyder, M. Allwein, S, Morrow, L. Nces, D. McBeth, J. Hoover, V. Young, L. The purpose of F.T.A. is to help students become better citizens. It also helps students who are planning to go to college to begin a teaching career. The club begins its activities with an opening day gift to its faculty members followed by Christ- mas gifts. Programs consist of area speakers, panels, and exchange, F.T.A. speaker, college and facultyt resources and films. The highlights of the term's activities are April Teaching Career Month with stu- dent teaching day, and a college visitation- day. Hurley, J. Skelly. The members of the Future Nurses Club may not all be po- tential Clara Bartonsg but, never- theless, they have gained experience in helping with school service proj- ects and the Oral Polio Project. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the members with the various nurs- ing courses available and to acquaint the girls with the hospitals in the area. The seniors who have been in the club for two years will receive a Future Nurses Club pin. The girls earning the pins this year are: Joann Palmer, Brenda Zinn, Susan Griffie, Linda Hurley, Barbara Snyder, and Esther Reed. 92 FUTURE NURSES CLUB Devote Themselves to the Cause of Humanity Fin! Row: B. Hurley, C. Hershey, C. Negley, Treas.g L. Hurley, Pres.g M. Hetrick, Vice Pres., M. Sheaffer, Sec.g J. Hoover, D. Varner. Second Row: B. Snyder, B. Nailor, C. Clevenger, G. Jones, S. Loy, S. Ruth, E. Yost. Third Raw: P. Hoover, C. Dunlap, E. Reed, A. Keys, S. Griffie, B. Zinn, Palmer, L. Negley, Mrs. D. Oiler, Advisor. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain and extend through- out the home, the school, and the community high standards of Chris- tian characters. In many of the meet- iings, discussions suggested by the State Y.M.C.A. of Pennsylvania are led by either a member or a guest lspeaker. The Teen Talk is an ex- cellent guide to aid youth with moral and spiritual values. Lynne Nees, Julianne Rickabaugh, Eugene Ludt, and Donald Mountz attended a District Youth Conference in Leb- anon on December 4-6. The theme was Boy Meets Girl. In April the club held an indoor swimming party which ended the year's ac- tivities. HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y Achieves Satisfaction From Helping Others Fin! Roux' Mrs. J. Oiler, Advisor, B. Hollenbaugh, J. Rickabaugh, L. Nees, A. Keiter, L. Wadel, J. Skelly, D. Myers, B. Mentzer, S. Kennedy, R, Fahnestock, Mr. Spangler, Advisor. Second Roux' T. Diven, L. Brewbaker, R. Loy. M. McCleary. S. Minor. E. Ludt, L, Rife, D. Hock, K. Shughart, S. Stamy, K. Ginter, T. Ocker LIBRARY CLUB Helpers in the Qtorehouse of Knowledge The functions of the library club are many and varied, but its basic objective consists of rendering necessary help in the library. The duties of members include circula- tion of materials and simple pro- cessing skills. Seniors with three years of library service receive a pin shortly before graduation. There are no officers since this group joins together in a common bond of equality with their only purpose to aid where necessary. Firit Row: E. Fraker, C. Naugle, Smith, K, Lay, L. Rife, Second Roux' B. Hollenbaugh, K Smith, J. Rickabaugh, B. Peterson, B. Frey, L. Davidson, H. Shulenberger, D, Baer, F. Barrick J, Bailey, Mr, Gerschwindt. Advisor. Third Roux' B. Robinson, C. Gutshall, B. Baker. L. Nees, C. Hershey, J. Gettle, A. Myers, L. Hurley, C. Hassinger, P. Alleman, D. Durff, B. Zinn, M. Mentzer, C. Bender, S. Schlusser. a 93 STAGE CRAFT CLUB Effort Behind the Scenes Q The curtain opens, and the show Eg begins. As the actors and actresses are performing on stage, the stage crew is busy behind the scenes. They are always ready for their cues for a change in the scenery or the lighting. The boys are also responsible for building some of the scenery used in the musical pro- ductions and class plays. The show must go on. But without this ener- getic crew, the show could not even start. First Row: Mr. Robinson, Advisor, D. Deutsch, D. Williams, D. Rite. Serum! Row: R. Heberlig, W. Woodburn, L. Williams, J. LeDane, D. Kline, W. Myers. Under the leadership of Mr. Trump, the members of the Archery Club are steadily increasing their ability to become expert marksmen. As one of the newer clubs in the school, it is growing rapidly. The purpose of this club is to teach its members how to shoot safely, skill- fully, and accurately. This club also provides wonderful recreation. 94 ARCHERY CLUB Marksmanship and Comradeship Firrl Row: G. Motter, G. Hunsecker, D. Goodhart, J. Hovetter, J. Morrison, D. Hockenberry, R. Karper, D. Woltz, Second Row: M. Varner, J. Hollenbaugh, J. Pretz, K. Mansfield, J. Mc- Keehan, J. Etter, R. Tichnell, R. Rhoads, Mr. Trump, Advisor. r P .- l The purpose of the Art Club is to further the talents of young people who are interested in art. Some of the aspects covered are: working with clay and procelain, painting with oil paints, and draw- ing cartoons. The Art Club allows students to develop their skills while enjoying themselves. It truly fosters creativity. ART CLUB Developing Creative Talents Firrl Row: L. Fraker, M. Sipe, L. Frey, Pres, G. Shannon, R. Shoenberger, C. Burkholder, Sec, K. Hoover. Second Roux' B. jumper, Mrs. Wzlgner, Advisor, N. Young, D. Smith, C. Hassinger, H. Keck, B. Negley, V. Pres, P. Alleman. MUSIC CLUB Service For the Promotion of Music , ., .655 .at . Left to right: S. Richardson, R. Weidner, N. Wleary, D. Rice, C. Clymans, B. Rice, D. Hunsecker, Mr. Houser, Adviser. In the past, the Music Club has been active in assisting the advisor with many tasks such as catalog- ing music and records. Only minor projects were planned this year, however, next year the Music Club will be reactivated and will attempt to make more music available to the entire school body. 95 ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB gg gg Architecture as a Fine Art r ,faxarwys .W , The Arts and Crafts Club con- sisted of a project in mechanical drawing and architectural designing. The group first studied basics, then drew up the blueprints for a house. The boys then constructed a de- tailed scale model of the house which was displayed at the open house on May 14. - -. are .mafassgyy , , ., .. 3 ffff-as-ff ,ma . ., . 'fffff , -.,., ' V 65? kk,, kt was fl fatlieijik ,ragga K yas , 1 'waeteaf fg.cf,e3,,g-ge . ffgsga W.. - V A ,s..f.e,ffQ:J:,,w.. :vkas'i.1e3:Q.si'iiQf?iikL - Left to right: R. Gross, W. Evelhoch, W. Ellerman, F. Darhower, L. Gilbert, C. Deutch, H. Bar- rick, Mr. Carns, Adviser, W. Russell. The Varsity Club is a club for senior high boys who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. The group's main project this year was to patrol the hall. The purpose of the hall patrol is to stand in the hall during the change of classes and to check for untidy dress and fast-moving students. The club will undertake additional projects during the coming school year. 96 VARSITY CLUB Athletic Abiliig and Pride in the School Fin! Row: C. Anderson, D. Shoff, H. Myers, L. Zinn, W. Lloyd, J Milligan L Gensler S Clouse. Second Row: R. Kennedy, D. Tritt, J. Ludt, R. Kann, R Finkenbinder R Lindsay J. jones, G. jumper, P. Naugle, J. Bailey. Third Row: Mr. Stewart Adviser D Negley I Smith, W. Short, L. Williams, T. Neidigh, I-I. Day, L. Hill, G. Eckman W Fahnestock CHEERLEADING SQLIADQ Firfl Row: V. Young, P. Failor. Second Row: S. MacMillan, D. Fry, J. McCarter, J. Byers, J. Fulton, J. Barrick, K. Smith, D. Foster, J. Mumper, K. Smith. Gold Squad X if ii f X The main purposes of the Cheer- leading Club are to promote school spirit, to support the teams, and to bring about good school sportsman- ship among the student body. Dur- ing the school year the club spon- sored the annual Cheerleaders' dance, the theme being An Even- ing in Socks . A bonfire and pep rallies were also on the schedule of this year's activities. Foreground: P. Failor. Background: J. Fulton, S. MacMillan, J. Mumper, 1. McCarter, K. Smith. Co-Captains Left to right: V. Young. P. Failor. Foregfound: V. Young. Background: J. Barrick, J. Byers, D. Fry, D. Foster, K. Smith. Around Our Wag Mr. and Mrs. Lezzer- Young and In Love Can the Seniors really count? 98 Our fair ladies. Footsteps from beyond. '- '- 5, -an L v - , 2 is ,f 'E K I .A '-' ' ii. H 5 s 'Hi 5 5 Q . 3 ,, , V :Ez J 1 L, A 1 3 E? ii Doorway to happiness A V ii EW A,,, o V ,, QW I . Q, k ' fy A .. A cr. : A qc 35. 5 d K , Tn ? ' ' r ' 5 X'i .. ' g 7' ul.. L 4 These are future teachers? He Went thataway! fig s ,A-v' Fin! Row: R. Mains, R. Reeder, M. Allwein, D. Cohick, R. Fahnestock, R Burkholder, M. Hetrick. Second Row: C. Snyder, K. Short, T, Diven, C. Negley N. Miller, J. Gross, M. Myers, L. Smith, E. Drawbaugh, I. Bidelspach, K Shughart, L. Ludwig, H. Smith, T. Ocker, S. Morrow, B. Paulus, C. Mouers J. Fishburn. Third Roux' lNIr. Higgins, S. Loy,,S. Kennedy, T, Reid, A. Eshenaur C Dance Band Fir!! Roux' H. Smith, T. Ocker, K. Short, J. Fish- burn, D. Hunsecker, C. Synnler. Sammi Row: C. Clymans, G. Hunsecker, D. Hunsecker, C. Schoo- nover, M. Allwein, B, Rice, J. Weaver. MajoreHes Fir!! Roux' P. Bfesick, A. Eshenaur. Serorid Row: N. Miller, S. Morrow, J. Fishburn, L. Ludwig. Third Row: G. Milligan. Fourlb Row: B. lNIentzer, S. Mowery, B. Paulus, Fifth Roux' E. Drawbaugh, V. Negley, T. Reid, V. Weyand. J s D Varner, W. Short, C. Clymans, J, Weaver, S. Minor, J. Loy, E. Killian, D. Hunsecker, C. Schoonover, J. Hoover, R. Toth, D. Kelso, G. Hunsecker, Family Row: J. Pretz, R. Yeingst, R. Reed, J. Milligan, V. Weyand, G. jones, S. Barrick, G Milligan. B. Mentzer. V. Negley. VU, Toth, S. Mowery, D. Kline. Counig Band Firfl Row: R. Mains, R. Reeder, M. Allwein, D. Cohick, J. Fishburn, T. Ocker. Serozzd Roux' S, Loy, S, Kennedy, C. Sny- der, K. Short, I. Bidels- path, L. Ludwig, D. Hunseckerf C. Schoon- over, D. Kelso. Third Roux' C. Clymans, D. Kline, J. Weaver, S. Minor, E. Killian. S!m1:l'iz1g.' R. Yeingst, R. Reed. i 1 male-1xf:sa .m ai an! w-it Big Spring Senior High Band ww MR. HIGGINS Disirici Band Left to right: K. Short, C. Snyder, J. Weaver. O 2.00-2.3-05' : To 3 up 100- CDI11-1-HI1 rmgpgrq Firrt Row: C. Clymans, N. Weary, D. Rice, T. Hummel, M. Bistline, C. Firrt Row: K. Smith, G. Milligan, E. Kuhns, D. Mellinger, R. Kressler, S. Richardson, C. Anderson, N. McElwain D. Goodhart, L. Jones, B. Viering, B. Paulus, 1. Rickabuugh, M. Rhoads, A. Eshenaur, K. Smith. Second Row. M. Myers, S. Barrick, E. Drawbaugh, B. Mentzer, L. Fickes, M. Funk, C, Schoonover, D. Shoff, R. Weidner, R. Stam- baugh, K. Fry, R. Yeingst, J. jones, R. Mains, J. Ludt, R. Kann, J. Weaver, B. Hollenbaugh, C. Clymans G. jones, H. Shulenberger, B. Hurley, D. Warner, T. Hummel. Third Raw: D. Myers, S. Brehm, J. Bell, D. Cohick MR. HOUCK Schoonover, M. Allwein, E. Reed. Second Row: M, Funk, S. Mohler, L. Fickes, L. Mclilhaney, C. Snyder. 'hh MR. HOUSER I 02 C0512-IP l'l1 UWOIO Left to right: R. Yeingst, R. Mains, J. Weaver, G. Eckman, F. Stone, D. Hunsecker, S. Richardson, R. Weidner, J. Ludt. x W. Lehman, L. McElhaney, N. Weary, C. Negley, G. Schuyler, K. Shughart, G. Gries, E. Shughart, B. Cohick, R. Heckendorn, G. Martin, D. Hock, J. Zeigler, B. McCoy, D. Foster, P. Failor, J. Fishburn, A. Holstein, D. Rice, D. Seitz, L. Handshew, N. Martin. Fourth Row: L. Wadel, C. Hershey, A. Myers, D. Fry, T. Reid, S. Mohler, M, Rook, E Hefflefinger, J. Smith, E. Killian, S. Minor, D, Hunsecker, G. Brandt, W. Bistline, R. Reed, J. Arbegast, J. Pretz, G. Shade, P. Naugle, J. Lehman, F. Stone, G. Eckman, L. Hill, G. jumper, R. Meily, J. Loy, R. Burk- holder, M. Allwein, J. Skelly, E. Reed, M. Bistline, J. McCarter, C. Snyder. District Chorus Left to right: F. Stone, J. Weaver J. Fishburn, L. McElhaney, C. Cly mans, S. Minor, D. Hunsecker. ---N A Counfg Chorus Fir!! Roux' D. Shoff, C. Anderson, R. Lfains R. Weidner, D. Rice, C. Schoonover, L. lN'fcElhaney, C. Clymans, T. Hummel. Sec- ond Row: D. Hunsecker, S. Minor, J. Zelg- ler, D. Hock, M, Funk, L. Fickes, S. Moh- ler, A. Holstein, D. Nfyers. Third Row: I. Loy, J. Lehman, J. Weaver, P. Naugle, F, Stone, J. McCarter, M. Bistline, J. Fish- burn, M. Allwein, N. Martin. x Presenfing . . . Band Officers Left to right: D. Kline, Busi- ness Managerg R. Reeder, Sec- retaryg J. Hoover, Vice Pres- identg R. Yeingst, President. Regional Regional Chorus Band .fffzigi , fl X james Weaver Kay Shoff Choral Officers Left to right: S. Beecher, Li brariang C. Snyder, Vice Pres identg J, Wfeaver, President L. Ludwig, Librariang D. Rich ardson, Libruriang L. Nees Librzlrinng G. Milligan, Secre tary. V Life ai Big Spring Junior-Senior Class Plag A bit of English mutton. Beverly, darling l Bert jefferson at your service. Ohh 't D' l e quie , aisy I want to hear the juicy news first Been ice skating, huh? Metz, you irrepu- '06 Not a word to anyone. table beetle hound! Med leg of Aciiviiies l They lead the band. You should be ashamed! Senior table at the Soph Hop This is a Spanish class? Cheerleaders in conference. EI Amor. Preparations for the Sophs' big night. Our Spare Time i And for your information . . . Which one's mine? Boycotting the cafeteria. - if o summi- V 4 if . 1 , - 'Yi W A I mv-F I J I , . Y .1......,.,,.,i3Wl,M-.Q-1-.....,. V ifwf What's so funny? SYCP lively. Here you are, sir. He won't bite, lady! Leader of the laundromat. A little softer, please. Faculty room at the old Newville school Qporismen and Teachers Ouch, that hurt!! Are you sure he's over? Gosh, fellows, the-re's not much I can do! Our master musicians Lollipops, anyone? What clo I do with it now? Highlights l L 1 Don't just stand the-1 Congratulations! Will you pleafe take your hand off my shoulder? Get that ball before the Lion does! Watch your balance, Georg- anne. I' ihe Year do something! . Q F? ' f L 7 A . 3 M ' ff ' Y ,. 'kai . V -if if V - . A 'LL .gi ., ,I , ..,. . , ,K l k iA 4 mf.. , just resting? iixmu Almost there, Ruby. Misty Moonlightersf' I'll bid trump. Sidelines spectator. The work has just begun Candid Photos 'Q The royal dancers Our favorite chaperones. Evening at the Stanley home S Band boosters. Qmxi 'iw 4 N A L1j,- 4155 5 ww R41 LQZA I ',,, H SA 550 A ? 6 83m so um ..R.. 1 ie. . . f i A . i 1 1 2 . x - . .. V na V f7-'-f'- v,-- V ., tfw.. Mgr . . Row If W. Short, L. Williams, H. Myers, J. Ludt, R. Kann, J. Bailey, S. Richardson. Row 2: S. Cramer, J. Smith, L. Morrow, S. Stamy, T Gensler. Row 3: K. Devor, J. Hovetter, D. Shoff, D. Lindsay, D. Tritt, J. Zeigler, P. Naugle, F. Stone. K neelzng. MR. STEWART Head Coach MR SUKENIK Sfmzdzng: MR. GODSHALL MR SWANSON JOHN LUDT Quarterback JIM BAILEY Halfback 2 3: I . . , A g, 'H P , 5 ' S HARRY RANDY KANN ' vaza Halfbtack c M f R a .,.. .. .,... I 1 k'ek GARY a ' L R , 1 fi n WW STEVE RICHARDSON Halfback II4 S JOHN Team . 3 'dw 'fi KX A '15 x .M,,..g I 2 BOB ZILEEDERS BILLEilIZ1IORT ' ' I 1 13- X 4 gf: 3 I 15 3 , sy, Qi? A V iNeidigh, C. Deutsch, G. Baker, D. Lehman, L. BS. Opp. Lower Dauphin 34 0 Biglerville 7 13 East Pennsboro 14 19 Susquenita 25 19 Boiling Springs 19 0 Newport 42 O Nbrthern 13 0 Gettysburg 13 14 Camp Hill 9 37 Shippensburg 25 7 . ' ,S LEN GENSLER Center TOM NEIDIGH LARRY WILLIAMS End Guard uw, X gp f . 'es f X Y . . 5 9 xr f ef .p I ' 5-'fy' f 'ffxi : . 4 ... wb, ,af GARY ECKMAN Center HARRY MYERS Guard CHARLIE DEUTSCH Gm Managers 'W Ma. ,.., - ...., M, 'Ami ,T umm get f, STEVE RICHARDSON DENNIS NEGLEY i E 5 DONN WVILLIAMS N'-In ,W GARY ECKMAN Franz Row: S. Richardson, D. Williams, Coach Godshall, W. Short. Second 1 Row: G. Baker, R. Yeingst, R. Beecher. JOHN LUDT BILL SHORT Third Row: G. Eckmzm, C. Anderson, v 1 2+ 4 is I 5' 5 i Y Y aslfe H. Comerer, J. Ludt. Fourtb Row: F Stone, W. Fahnestock, J. Weaver, R Kann. Fifzb Row: R. Finkey, S. Cramer, H. Day, D. Negley. E' RANDY KANN BOB BEECHER Q-ll HAROLD DAY 'E A . gn? .96 qu 2 x 4 ' A A U 7 f 7 1' A , I W c B.S. Opp XVest Perry 66 42 East Pennsboro 61 49 Newport 105 51 Shippensburg 43 55 Northern 64 46 Gettysburg 56 50 Carlisle 45 71 Camp Hill 42 65 Susquenita. 57 47 Boiling Springs 35 36 Biglerville 59 61 East Pennsboro 73 74 Newport 89 3 Shippensburg 71 58 Northern 82 59 Gettysburg 52 67 Camp Hill 69 SC Susquenita 65 7 Boiling Springs 49 28 Biglcrville 73 44 Carlisle 46 75 ..l.......i- -V 14 . 9 W J, H ,L k ,xy w GM R5 Q? 'P .fligif 4, A. Q E? Q M Y 1 ' 35? Sf W . .X Q. .. ff 'Sf 1 1 1 13 PL . '? l Y 5 . Q1 ' 5- 4 'fa .. ,juli if S, t . ,,, 5 ' Q .X l w A . wx 1 Q? ai-K Q- . if ...W , fl? l , 5 3 Q frm lg W Q + A: gag T? ' 'lim is 433' JACK MILLIGAN 95 DON SHOFF 145 f l W W f A Hffiwi V if - ff' H -2554? f 'i1,ggI1'i1Q5b ' -wr? ,fa wgiwhii f. S Lf ' wi: 534W s rl 'Q wwf A ...M . V. . mkU1Si2 ,. was 3 z f if W . 52,33 . aw. . I imp, A ' JIM BAILEY 154 PAT NAUGLE 165 , . , i2i'fE ' f-f,L5:1ff?'f'Tl'1f?? . ' Qi s , Q iffy, 2- 1 '. ' ft, 7 1.51,-:,i?lY69Ff' V- Q ks . 1... -f ,. .W 7- 1: mfg 3' , Jlsfi-f N .W . .,.-Q-1, , Z-w-wk, 'Q alibi BOB HOLLENBAUGH WAYNE LLOYD BEN COHI CK 10 3 1 1 2 1 20 TODGE MORROW I I8 130 Fin: Row: J. Milligan, R, Hollenbaugh, L. Keck, B. Cohick, L. . Naugle, L. Zinn, J. Hovetter, S. Clouse, D. Shoff, J. Bailey, P Morrow, H. Myers. Second Row: B. Wickard, Managerg B. Moose, Q ,,,., A . ,wk V AK X qlsgwfiwfalf 1 ' 2 fb. M 1. Q .ef ' HARRY MYERS COACH DUNSMORE Unl. Qual f 3' ,ff 9 'Wg r' 1 2 if - ' ' 1 2? 5 O : 'wiSi?iRr2vr?1i2f -:: 1 H2!1ii'k'.n1, I-1 ' . , w. Q Q V r . gig: li I fc s di ,aww Q N if l Saw 23-.Q R Rf ., . 5- qf ,i: SCORES Hershey Biglerville Boiling Springs East Pennsbom 1 Susquenita ' Northern B.S. i -.-it--1 OPP 19 16 17 8 19 5 25 27 10 17 3 21 22 f .- lfl w if Cumberland Valley ' ...g,1f.... . A Camp Hill -,T B M V john Harris Shippensburg LARRY ZINN JOE HOVETTER SAM CLOUSE Clmmbffsbufg 127 135 138 Newporr Steel High Northern Tournament 2nd place w.. i. . Q' is .SF J. Naugle, W. Lloyd, D. Brough, G. Martin, D. Albrighf, J. Jones, The team warms up . . . R. Karper, G. Naugle, L. Kann, R. Finkenbinder, L. Gensler, R. King, D. Deutsch, G. Laughman, R. Meily, W. Wonclers. and goes into action. is iffy ff' ,.,.-v COACH SWANSON ll9 Left to Right: V. O'Hara G. Young S. Naugle J. Milligan Left to Right: D. Williams H. Day D. Hunsecker H. Day I20 Left to Right: D. Hunsecker H. Day J. Pretz J. Pretz Left to Right: R. Gross S. Richardson R. Bear R. Kennedy 9 P R I N T E R 9 I 964-65 T R A C K P' L -,V KX E V W -.ik . j ll 5, 'H 75 of , S I 3 3 R i I Q 3 al 2 l . I J , 3 ' an s M, E Q if Q 6 ,K w xl r ,If . ,. ,. U .... . -u !f.l.,i: is ,.f- vtl: -':.'f, zsk I 1 :w::-- .1 is fi M V Q -4 Left to Right: J. Smith, G. Gries, R. Smith, S. Cramer, D. Sennett, R. Reed. B. S. OPP. Boiling Springs 46 90 Shippensburg 33 96 Gettysburg 34M 10015 Biglerville 63 73 Trinity 73 63 Susquenita 51 85 TEAM W. Woodburn, F 5 . W E I G H T M E Row 1: P. Stouffer, W. Burchfield, W. Wonders. Rauf 2: D. Rife, H. Day, J. Zeigler, R. Lindsey. O A C H E Left to Right: Coach Brier, Coach Hable. N 3 'Q Row 1: W. Burchfield, J. Smith, G. Gries, D. Sennett, G. Young, J. Milligan, R. Bear, D. Rife, P. Stouffer, W. Wonders. Row 2: H. Day, D. Hunsecker, W. Woodburn, S. Richardson, S. Naugle, D. Williams, H. Day, L. Morrow, H. Myers, J. Zeigler. Row 3: R. Lindsey, V. O'Hara, R. Shenk, R. McBeFh, J. Hoover, Rf Kennedy, J. Pretz, R. Smith, J. Pretz, R. Reed, S. Cramer, R. Gross. IZI X C . Left to right: R. Kennedy, G. Eckman Left to right: 'G. Naugle, R. Geyer, G. Jumper, K. Devor Row 1: K. Sollenberger, D. Negley, K. Devor, L. Gensler. Raw 2: D. Donovan, K, Cohick, E. Hocken- smith, J. Fickes. Row 1: j. Ludt, R, Kann, J. Arbegast, D Tritt, R. Rhoads. Row 2: L. Gensler, R. Kough, D. Cohick, K, Fry, G. Swartz, G. Rhoads, C. Rosenberry. I 22 RW? Row 1: D. Tritt, J. Arbegast, L. Gensler, R. Kann, G. Eckman, D. Negley, J. Ludt, K. Devor. Raw 2.' R. Guyer, K. Sollenberger G Naugle, G. Jumper, K. Fry, G. Rhoads, C. Rosenberry, R. Kough, J. Fickes. Rau' 3: L. Gensler, R. Kennedy, G, Swartz D Cohick R, Rhoads, K. Cohick, D. Donovan, E. Hockensmith. Row 4: W. Fahnestock, Managerg B. Moose, Managerg H. Comerer, Manager I 964-65 B C A O Q A C H E B E A 9 ,,L1.11- Boiling Springs East Pennsboro Northern Shippensburg Susquenita Boiling Springs East Pensboro Northern Shippensburg t , i:32:5::2:.,.,. Left to right: Coach 1- Trump. Coach Qukenik E ., v ll R A 4 3 in A A 1 ig ' gf F M R E ixsgcdiigiv 4, lf. Jw X .giiijl I 9 . Q .U K XX i Xi if .,,,,.fx?i'5 A E I A . - 4 f 1 W it M ,'., '.1. X. Q Milf W st. E Y ..2 i , , 'M H N KA t .. ,. E Rv R Row 1: R. Kann, J. Ludt, J. Arbegast, G. Eckman. Row 2: D, Negley, R. Guyer K Q Devor, L. Gensler, G. jumper. Junior Varsitg Football Team H,sf,2.f13iz-Lv ' ' K f . ,.,,,..,,w,.,,.. ,. WM ww, -,owntw ,,A-,,:,,. ,f-, 7 A we ,vfA mu fff- 21. .,, .,..,mZ,,.,2,rf2,..,1fp, Q,..,?9Smrff.iwsw:..y .re,, IA. VA,: K,A r , W L,',' V z LL,, V , L' f 'u i im: W rrr, R .ri R . ild 4 lldi W ' R 2 2-':' R R R 'iiz Lash :Af 'R , , ri, K I . . ...,,. M Q , I I Q 'In 7 7 A J if' , in . ' .. V ',-fk fill iff.: , . W' I 'fi .V , V. I K uni' lyme A ' f Lm,L , A '- A f .Q-M R L - 'VQ' A to .. wir d K ' 'llgl , 'fl, 1, I 1. ., jg H ,, , 4 , Lg I Q. , Q ,f A F AM E 'Sm Vk H ' A v .. . if .. h ,L W a., :'-- - I . f A ' ff ? A If-I W an I - Hi. i ff- ' 1 M . EE .W H - I::- .Z ,,A-. Q A A A A -...N ki V., 3 . . H ': .. :-..f - .'-f:-.., - - 1' ,, ,. ' f - Qi. if h f - : . W . ,1:,. - - 0 or . -Q Q 3.6.4 9 if-Q3 .fe 8 - 2 83 1' ' . , . ,g W R iz: . G 5, .,,. . G . R m:hA' . G Vh: gz' ' .,i. -.-, .. . ' ..:,jTfaQ W 'h ' RX . G G . ' ,,-1: ':'2 3 irdt .mmr mV,A , if J :'.E5- f ' H f ': 547 fi, , . : N k ' 2 ', , .. . 1:.J:'E' ffz.l,, W - y I f f ' , - ' 529 r 5, ' ii., 2, ' ' , ' - - ,h. ll ' aiiklik A Row 1: R. Meily, J. Jones, G, Shade, G. Snyder, I.. Kann, R. Kough, G. Naugle, W. Wonders. Row 2: D. Sterrett, J. Arbegast, R. Hockensmith, W. Lehman, W. Burchfield, K. Fry, W. Lloyd. Row 3: J. Naugle, R. McBeth, R. Hollenbaugh, N. McElwain, G. Young, I.. Gensler, R. Wonders, J. Milligan. Junior Varsiig Basketball Team a W3K223H?' Row 1: R. Reed, E. Hefflefinger, B. Mohn, G. Gries, J. Loy. Row 2: Coach Brier, I. Arbegast, D. Tritt, K. Fry, J. Zeigler, R. Toth. Row 3: R. Mains, R. Smith, G. Young, G. Brandt, N. McElwain. l24 Ben takes hold. SPORTS Don stuffs the basket IN Q ws. QU Q 'NL Q Junior Varsity Football Managers Sonny, Harry, Randy, Bob. - X Heave ho! Up and over. so--...gf kafff- as jim takes off. Power hitter. if ii 3 1 ,Y F is , , 2 K5 is 4 Charge! L Q 5 Q 9-S Got it! Whoa! 4 Q X ,S J F Touchdown bound I XJ , ?l!,l!,4.!5..!,i!!!lm'5mf We.. Q furnish Q iii? the ' green FARMERS TRUST COMPANY CARLISLE. PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to Class of l965 FICKES SILO COMPANY Manufacfurers and Builders NEWVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA A Creafive Porlrail' by Wm. C. Meads Studio ISI W. High S+. 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DRIVE-IN U.S. II Soufh Shippensburg, Pa. Where Friends Meer PorIraiIs-PhoI'o Supplies KUITIN'S STUDIO Shippensburg, Pa. RICHARDSON 81 BRANDT INSURANCE AGENCY Represeniing The Besl in Slock and Muiual Cbmpa ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE and MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS I0 Big Spring Avenue Newville, Pa. I724I REARICK FUNERAL HOME Newville, Pennsylvania CENTRAL PA. CARPET SPECIALISTS Rue-s AND CARPETS BZ Rue CLEANING ' UPHOLSTERING iArch and Ballimore S+ree+s o Carlisle. Pa- Carlisle Pilce Rl. ll Camp Hill. Pa- CHapel 9-2904 POplar 6-0288 Congralulalions, Class of '65 LlGHT'S STATIONERY School and Office Supplies I29 Wesl' High S+. Carlisle, Pa. Cumberland Office Equipment Co. Royal lypewrilers, Viclor adding and calculafing machines, business machines Sales and Service IO9 W. Loulher S+. Carlisle, Pa. PHONE CH 9-4922 To Our Leaders of Tomorrow From fhe Leaders in Dairy Producfs Try Our Golden Guernsey and Guernsey Royal Milk 'lor Finesf Flavor KRUGER DAIRY Carlisle. Pa. 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