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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1968 volume:

i A me if W X' 444' E' vgev 3 5 M or J Qt 59 I 9, I 1 va I ly' Xu 4, ,fy W QQ' 6 1 , 796, I O1 fra, 9 6 of GV f 3505 .lv If ,of A 4' If -26' Kffafflfg 4? if 4 ' 6'99, o5MX 'QQ U 3 'fa -J ff if f' 55 lk 4945? g 4 ,IL ' mf af. 'Q' Q' V5 W ,ful Q .xii L uw ' , 1 . f 'B . f V7 If fx, ilfwanw xr J ' we 1 q' 'fb jx-X A 4 5 A ?A, u3 , , i QOf Q,f, I 6 .M 11 ik ' ww ,x VV . 5 . ,1 x Q The 1968 Big Spring Presents. . . Volume XX N ewville, Pennsylvania Foreword Co-editors, Connie and Nancy We, the 1963 Big Spring Yearbook Staff, present this yearbook to the students, hoping that it will serve as a lasting memory. The staff has worked diligently to create an at- mosphere that will make the students feel closer to their school. We have created this atmosphere by representing both major and minor events in the lives of typical students. This yearbook, portraying the activities of the school year l967-68, has been made possi- ble through the cooperation of the administration, the faculty, and the student body. To them, we extend our sincere appreciation. The Staff of the 1968 Big Spring Ie of Contents zstratzon ty ...... P Page Page lassmen .... Page les Page age I Page I 0 X Cn IP R N 4 Mrs. Daisy N. Oiler The staff dedicates the 1968 Big Spring Yearbook to Mrs. Daisy Oiler who is herself dedicated. Her services as our school nurse and as advisor to our Future Nurses' Club will long be remembered. Her selfless devotion to her profession has inspired many of our students to choose nursing as a career. We hope future students continue to exemplify Mrs. Oiler's humanitarianisin and thus, give her the reward she so rightly deserves. We dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Oiler in the hope that through- out the years to VOIHB, she will have fond memories of our Class. With this dedication, we also extend to her our wishes for a golden future. Cav-.ZNEDDA NHDSJUH ZS in U2 NQQDSHU 'Wi I School Board K, ' X 1 , ... rm: E E Sealed: Melvin Hench, D. T. McCullough, treasurerg LeRoy Pomraning, vice-presidentg Wayne Wood, presidentg Marlin Keller, secretaryg W. H. Mr-Crea.. Jr.g Standing: Fredrick Bistline, Theo J. Dingle, Jr.. J. Richard Zimmerman, Kenneth Wtigriczr. The members ofthe Big Spring Board of Education hope that the Class of 1968 has made the very best use df the facilities provided and that all ofthe graduates will go out to build on that foundation and be useful happy citizens wherever they may live. Our very best wishes to each of you. Sincerely yours, Wayne Wood President Ground was broken for the new junior high school building on February 6, l968. School A uthority ttilt Seated: T. G. Hursh, Eldon Whistler, John Hocker, secretaryg C. F. Beckner, ehairmang Standing: Lee Ulsh, Edgar Bartles. 6 ! Dear Class of lflfmti, xv, Each of you may count your hlessings for the opportu- nities that are now open to you. Or you may look at the adult worlcl that you are entering as one fraught with worltl crises, social upheaval. uncl moral clecay yclefying solution. Vile. who haye had twelve years to guicle your basic education. certainly hope that you have acquirerl the con- fiflence and aluility to meet the 1-hallenffes of this affe. If you clo notffwe will have misplucecl ourbtrust. If yourclo- Mr. A . B. you will verify our confidence in your potential for success. A- B'WCf1 t'ff S uperzntendent Supcrintenclent 7 Y rlli This yearbook represents the permanent record of the class of 1968. As a group the class has successfully com- pleted an important segment of the life cycle. From this point the graduates will begin to record another phase of this cycle. The new period will require each graduate to pursue an individual program that requires originality, experience, and character. ln future years as the members of the class reminisce with the class yearbooks before them, 1 hope that the individual records will continue to show the confidence, ambition, and optimism which the pictures and words convey in the 1968 yearbook. 1 congratulate the class of 1968 and wish success and happiness for each graduate in the coming years. Ray C. Fry Principal 8 Mr. Ray C. Fry High School Princzpal Many of you are, no doubt, disturbed by the perplexing national and international situation and its effect on your immediate future. We hope that as you take inventory of these problems you will find yourselves fortified with spiritu- al and intellectual resources sufficient to meet the challenge. lt is my hope that your days at Big Spring have been very pleasant and profitable for you. My sincere interest and best wishes will follow you as you leave these halls. Robert Barr Assistant Principal ff? Mr. Robert Barr Assistant Princqval District Secretarial S tajjf NX Left to Rigllt: Mrs. Maxine Stewart, Mrs. Miriam Snyder, Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler, Mrs. Dorothy Rickabaugh, Mrs. Lucena Luhn Administrative Personnel High School Secretaries Left to Riglzt: Kenneth Houser, Administrative Assistant in Charge of Left to Right: Mrs. Janice Tarner, Mrs. Carrie Milligan Federal Fundsg Marlin Keller, Business Manugerg James Oldham, Home and School Visitor. I0 .IAMES F. ADAMS Guidanccg BS., California Stateg Black- lick Township High School FRANK E. BASEHOAR, JR. Social Studiesg B.S., Shippenshurg Stateg Littlestown High School CAROL S. BENDER Englishg BS., Shippensburg Stateg Shippensburg High School RONDA LEE BENDER Fine Artsg Musicg B.S., Susquehanna Universityg Susquenita High School EARL BERRY Special Educationg Municipal Engineer- ing, Drcxcl Institute of Technologyg Moorcstown High School BRIAN BERWALD Industrial Artsg B.S., Bowling Crcen Univcrsityg Edgewood High School fag Tim? 'VA ' g i ,. Teaching Staff is LINDLEY D. BLACK Scicnccg BS., Shippenshurg Stateg Bed- ford High School JOHN L. BOWERS lllathcmaticsg B.S., Shippenshurg Stateg Carlisle High School MARIE E, BURKHART Health, Physical Educationg B.S., West Chester Stateg John Harris High School RICHARD CARNS Industrial Arts DH: B.S., Millersville Collcgcg Carlisle High School ANN CAVANAUGH Social Studiesg B.S,, Bloomsburg Stateg St. Cyril Academy VIRGINIA CHRISTMAN Language Artsg B.S., Ohio Universityg Mohawk High School JOHN T. DUNSMORE Health, Physical Educationg B.S., Lock Haven Stateg Philipsburg High School MARY L. FETROW Language Arts Acting DHg B.S., M.Ed., Penn State Universityg Central High School L. LEE FISHBURN Mathematicsg B.S., Shippenshurg State: Carlisle High School ANDREA FOGELSANGER Englishg B.S., Shippensburg Stateg Big Spring High School JOHN E. CESCHWINDT Librariang B,S., Kutztown Stateg Ham- burg High School LARRY L. CODSHALL Social Studiesg A.B., Lebanon Valley Collegeg Ephrata Union High School I2 ROBERT A. CLEMM Industrial Artsg B.S., Millersville State Camp Hill High School RUTH L. CORBIN Businessg B.S., Illinois University Stockton High School ROBERT B. CORMANY Guidance DHg B.S., M.Ed., Shippens l burg Stateg Chambersburg High Schoo JOHN R. CROWE, JR. Social Studiesg B.S., Shippensburg Statcg United States Armed Forces ln stitute JOHN DAY Business DHg B.S., M.Ed., Shippens burg Stateg Biglerville High School DONALD L. DREXLER Mathematicsg B.S., Shippensburg Stateg Big Spring High School PERNIE F. HETRICK Mathematics: B.S., Radford Collegeg Boones Mill High School WILLIAM R. HIGGINS Fine Arts DHQ Instrumental Musicg B.S., Lehanon Valley College: M.Mus., Boston Universityg Shippensburg High School ERWIN W. HOWLAND Scienceg B.S., Shippensburg Stateg Shippenshurg High School DOROTHY JONES Home Economics DH, B.S., Penn Stateg Alexandria High School ROBERT A. KRESSLER Social Studies DHg B.S., West Chester State: M.Ed., Shippcnsburg Stateg Nan- ticoke High School ANNA L. KRIMM English, A.B., Hood College: M.A., University of Marylandg Allegany High School f It ,.-4,44-. Fix.,-'V A...-off' if, 'snuff' if f .ity A t:.,t ef?'f A ff vo an Q W ni .IEANETTE U. LINE Health, Physical Education, B.S., West Chester Stateg Carlisle High School HAROLD G. LOY Agriculture, Mechanics DH, B.S., Penn State Universityg'Newville High School JOHN J. LUTZ Language Artsg R.S., East Strouds- hurg Stateg M.Ed., Shippensburg State: Tamaqua High School VERNON M. MARTIN, IR. Fine Artsg Musicg B.A., Messiah Col- lege, B.S., Elizabethtown Collegeg Northmont High School GLENN S. MINICK Mathematics: RS., Shippcnsburg Slate? Shippenshurg High School W. LESTER MOHLER Scienceg B.S., Shippensbllfg Slate? Shippenslxurg High School I3 THOMAS C. PFROMMER Science: A.B., Lafayette Collegeg Red Bank High School DOROTHY POMRANING Home Economics: B.S., Hood Collegeg M.A., Lutheran Theological Seminaryg York William Penn High School FRANK L. PORTER English DHg B.A., University of Flori- dag St. Petersburg High School JAMES R. PROVINS Scicnccg B.S., Indiana Universityg Uniontown High School MARY E. REISINCER Busincssg BS., Shippcnbsurg Stateg Crccnwood High School HARRY J. ROBINSON lllathcmatics DHg B.S., Shippensburg Statcg M.A., Columbia Univcrsityg Ship- pcnshurg High School I4 JUDY OCHS Englishg B.A., Butler Universityg Thomas Carr Howe High School DAISY N. OILER School Nurseg R.N., Philadelphia Gen- eral Hospitalg Newville High School JANET OILER Special Educationg A.B., Findlay Col- lcgeg Newville High School GERALD E. PADEN Businessg B.S., Shippensburg State Boiling Springs High School JANE PALMER Kenmore High School SARA PEFF ER Englishg B.S., Shippenshurg Stateg Tay- lor Township High School 7 . Englishg B.S., Syracuse Universityg G. R. SCHOONOVER Matheinaticsg KS., Mansfield State Calleton High School CLAUDIA SHAHA Language Artsg HA., University of Vir- giniag Ga-orge Mason High School MARIAN L. SHATTO Englishg B.A., Susquehanna Universityg Stcelton-Highspire High School GEORGE J. SHEMANSKI Englishg B.S., Bloomsburg Stateg Ed wardsvillc High School RICHARD C. SHULL Fine Artsg Art: B.S., Indiana Univer- sityg Cl1ElII1lJCI'SlJl1I'g High School BRIAN W. SMITH Social Studiesg B.A., Juniata Collegeg Central Cambria High School ii-N Ny-Mr' THOMAS SMITH Science, Mathematicsg B.S., Shippcns- lmurg Stateg Shipponsburg High School I. EUGENIA SPANGLER Home Eeonomicsg B.S., Juniata Col- lcgeg New Bloomfield High School DANIEL JOSEPH SPECAR Driver Educationg B.S., University of Scrantong Blakely High School J. RICHARD STEWART Health, Physical Education DHg B.S., Springfieldg Indiana High School WILLIAM A. SWANSON Scienceg B.S., Lock Haven Stateg Cur- wensville High School BONNIE SWARTZ Social Studiesg B.S., Shippensburg Stateg Big Spring High School I5 5 . 1 1 i MIRIAM WEIMER Englishg B.A., Dickinson Collegeg Ham- ilton High School LLOYD F. WOODS Science DHQ B.S., Shippensburg Stateg M.Ed., Penn State Universityg Newville High School JACK A. YINGLING Businessg B.S., Shippensburg Stateg Bellwood-Antis High School I6 AF NW l JON W. TARRANT Englishg B.A., Dickinson Collegeg Mont- clair Academy TENA C. TIMMONS Mathematicsg B.S., Shippensburg Stateg Chambersburg High School J. TED TROUTMAN Industrial Artsg B.S., Penn State Uni- versityg Greenwood High School VIRGINIA S. WAGNER Fine Artsg Artg B.S., University of Pittsburghg M.S., Carnegie Institute of Technologyg Beaver Boro High School JOHN J. WARDLE Guidance, Industrial Artsg B.S., Cali- fornia Stateg M.Ed., Shippensburg Stateg Peabody High School RUSSELL M. WEER, JR. Social Studiesg B.A., Dickinson Col- legeg Carlisle High School in 'Qr Look! Look! Look and see! Okay, so I'm wrong. Mr. Minick has joined the Clean Plate Club. iii-A - . vll1,:1 me , o ge- Q-Q. . . . and the beat goes on. Must he a funny story. I7 E N0body's breaking your back to teach the course. Now, this is how it's done Don't forget to read the fine print. Muy buenog Clase, ,,...-.,, x F i 'S . ig .. , ,ii 'Q' It's the boys' night out. Cafeteria Workers M. . A V A . ,e: V ,I L . uf N C 5, C r I e f , , N . ' . , rrfrer 2 rrrr r W r r' V,' C 1A V e,e, Q Q rw- H e1eere , r . rr H M-.M--f--Q - , -- mfr'-i-n First Row: M. Mohler. G. Jumper, G. Hassler, Cafeteria Managerg K. Turner, R. Boydg Second Row: P. Bowman, P. Mains, D. Arbegast. J. Reid, F. Shaw. Absent when picture was taken: A. Nelson, H. Homan. Cleaning Ladies Custodians Left to Right: C. Burkholder, C. Negley, B. Derr. Left to Right: E. Graham, L. Lezzer, M. Glunt, H. Helman. I9 Bus Drivers . f , ' AW ' .W . -M .mg Q -f'- .M ww , W , - ai wmv- we-l 7 Kneeling: R. De-Wall, C. Miller, T. Bouch, G. Burgett, J. R. Frey, J. Cepliart, E. Zinn, B. Lehmang Standing! J. Stum, M. Johnson, J. Myers, S. Deitcll, G. Wickard, C. Brandt, S. Baum, L. Varner, F. Motlcr, M. Lehman, 0. Cornman. N i gh! Watchmen vm I Q dl' E 2 I ? -..Q 1 Williani Handsliew and Clair Barrick Mr. Graham at work 20 D. Rider, K. C. S E N I O R S -1-1-1i-v-1-1: lI Senior Class jicers V Mr. Woods, Barbara, Henry, Karen, Gail, and Denny Advisor: Mr. Woods President: Henry Brant Vice-President: Denny McCullough Secrelary: Karen Will Treasurer: Gail Helm Historian: Barbara Hetrick -1- T7 AVIS SUE ALLEN Avis,' Academic National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Girls Intramurals l, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Senior High Band 4, Color Guard 4, Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Migced Octet 2, 3, Pit Band 3, 4, Prom Court 3. You might! SANDRA LEE BAILEY 4'Sam Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Mascot 3. Ah! You're kidding. PATRICIA ELLEN ANDERSON '4Pat Academic Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Girls Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, All-School Play 3, Spanish Club 4. It must be nice! K ,ff DAVID EDWARD BAKER 'ABaker General Art Club 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Stage Craft Club 1, Electronics Club 3, 4. Ay-e-el SAMUEL ELMER ARMOLT Sam Vocational F.F.A. lg Art Club 1, Baseball 1. What does that make you? ROBERT WAYNE BALDWIN '4Bob General Library Club 1, Archery Club 3, Out- door Club 4, Football 1. Q44- ' ALBERT GUY BA RRICK HAI Vocational Student Council 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club lg Electronics Club 3, 4. No joke ciydev' EVELYN DIANE BARRICK Diane F.H,A. 23 Business Club 3, 4. You have to be kidding! 'I Q-'Q Clerical IVAN JOHN BARRICK Ivy Academic National Honor Society 3, 43 Library Club lg Pep Club 3, 4-3 Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4. UAW, you have to be kidding. CALVIN ALEXANDER BEAM T.H.E. Fox Vocational A'Big Deal. -.41 EDWARD KEITH BEAM Electronics Club I. Wholly Smokef' Vocational CHARLES LEON BEAR Butcl1,' General Track 1, 2, 3. He who travels fast travels alone. I S JAMES WILLIAM BERRY g'Jim Academic National Honor Society 3, 43 Stage Craft Club I, 2, 3g Electronics Club 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. Ret you cunitf' JUDY ELLEN BREHM MJ. B. Slenographic Girls Intramurals I, 23 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4. I STEVEN WESLEY BRANNAN 66RangO,, Mechanics I shall return. TERRY LEE BRINDLE Terry Vocational Electronics Club 4. :LAY-C-els: HENRY KEITH BRANT '4Hank Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 43 Pep Club 3, 4, President 33 Senior High Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 33 Youth Forum 3, 43 Junior Class Vice-Presidentg Senior Class Pres- identg Homeroom President 3, 4g Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. '6Why Wtirry? JANE MARGARET BUCHER Janie Clerical gusiness Club 33 Homeroom President uokayjs KATHLEEN CALLAGHAN nKl1IhiC,' Academic Art Club 4. i 1 NANCY ANN BURKHOLDER Nancy Academic Editorial Yearbook Stuff 4, Co-editor 4g Tri-Hi-Y 43 Library Club 13 Drama Club 33 Journalism Club 33 Newspaper Staff 43 Senior High Band 1, 2g Senior High Chorus 13 All School Play 3. Hey, that's great! . WILLIAM MCKAIN CARPER 'gBill,' Vocational Arts and Crafts Club 2. '4Cet backli' FRANK EDWARD CHARLTON 4'Frankie Vocational F.F.A. 4, Secretary 4. 4'Yea? JANET LOUISE CHESTNUT 'flani' Clerical Tri-Hi-Y 33 Art Club lg F.H.A. 4, Treasurer 4. Ill never tell! LOIS ANN CHESTNUT Peaches Vocational You d0n't say l TOMMY LEWIS CHESTNUT Tom Academic F.T.A. 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4. I'll be dipped. LINDA A. CLOUSE Tom Clerical Library Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 3. I'll be darned! N w1gp Q ,gk , S ' ' ' as it '.-i I I 'R , Q K We - wx x . , ,N if , vi, f JANE ELLEN CHRISTLIEB Janie Academic National Honor Society 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 4g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls Intra- murals I, 25 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Pep Club 3, 4g Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3g Sopho- more Vice-Presidentg Homeroom Presi- dent 3g Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4. ' That's bad news. DANIEL RICHARD COHICK Danny Academic Stage Craft Club 2, 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 3, 43 Senior High Chorus I, 2, Wrestling 2, Baseball 1. Do you know it? JERRY ALLAN CLOUSE Jer Academic F.T.A. 3, 43 Art Club 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Band 2, County Band 2, 3g Regional Band 2. Good heavenslu JULIA ELIZABETH COMERER Judy Stenographic Student Council 4: Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3g Newspaper Staff 3. Keep cool! DIXIE LOU COONS Dix General F'.H.A. 4g Business Cluh 3. Don't sweat the small stuff. DENNIS G. DEITCH uDenny Vocational scAy-e-e ! as DAVID ALLEN CORNMAN Dave Academic Varsity Club 45 Stage Craft Club lg Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. So be it. -sd Wlyj-gi OLIVIA ANN DINGLE Liv,' Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3g F.T.A. 3, 43 Girls Intra- murals 3g Spanish Club 4g Red Cross Club 1. 4'Oh, great ! ii RODNEY LEE CORNMAN Jake Vocational RACHEL TOWN DINGLE Rae Academic National Honor Society 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 4-g Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 'AYou have to be kidding! L4 13' JAMES KRAMER DIVEN Jim Academic Stage Craft Club 3, 45 Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dancc Band 2. 'Tye taken my fun where I've found it. DURWIN LEE ELLERMAN Whitey Vocational Archery Club Ig Outdoor Club 1. You dumb clodf' K of DAVID WILLIAM DONOVAN Dave Mechanics Football Ig Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. 4sHey ! sv 1'-411 LYNN MAUL ELWELL Lynnly General Tri-Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. 3. Putrid.', TERRY LEE DURF 'Big DH General Varsity Club 2g Football 4. Rightl HARRY L. ENYEART Parnelli Yeingst Vocational Electronics Club 1g Football 1. Q I I M LINDA MARY ETTER Linda Stenographic F.H.A. 2. '6Jungus! KENNETH E. FINK alien Vocational Stage Craft Club 29 Electronics Club 3, 4. Jump back, 'man'! DARLA JEAN FAILOR Doll Clerical F.H.A. 3. '4Doggone it! ,W .I . NANCY ANN FINKENBINDER '4Nanc,' Clerical F.H.A. l, Treasurer 15 Business Club 3, 4. I'll never tell. Q? l..ar ROBERT WINFIELD FAILOR Bob Mechanics WENDY MARIE FINKENBINDER Wimp Clerical Student Council 4, Girls Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 33 Sophomore and Junior Class Secretaryg Prom Queen 3. HI Lry harderli' GLENN A. FRANKLIN Guido Academic Spanish Club 4. Don't know do you? DONALD CARROL FREY 'gBud General Art Club lg Electronics Club I. D0n't knock it! MARK KIEHL FRY Pork Academic Varsity Club 43 Archery Club 33 Bas- ketball 3, 4-g Cross Country 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CRAIG FULTON Bob Vocational No kidding. LINDA CHRISTINE GERHOLD Lyn Stenograplzzc Editorial Yearbook Staff 43 Girls Intra- murals 1, 23 Senior High Chorus 1. '6What's happening? DAVID ELMER GETTLE Dave Vocational Basketball I. Don't come across with that! V Mk , 'W'- ROBERT EUGENE GEYER '5Wilbur Vocational Varsity Club 3, 4g Football 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3. Hey, Buddy! JERRY LYNN GILBERT Gab General I believe you. VIRGINIA C. GODLOVE Cin Clerical Student Council 3, Business Yearbook Staff 4. if, STEPHEN FREDERICK GINTER Splinter Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4, Vice- President 3, Class President 2, 33 Homeroom President 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Secre- tary 2, Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Youth Forum 2, 3, 4. It could've been worse. JENNIFER LEE GOODHART Jenny Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Secretary 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4g Girls Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President Ig Homeroom President 3: Junior Class Treasurer 3. Shoot JAMES HOMER GOODHART Gomer,' Clerical Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 13 Footballl 2 3' Track 1 2 3 4. ,ull LEE EDWARD GRIFFIE 'Comer Vocational 'Sorry 'bout that. DALE LARRY HAIR 'Bunny Rabbit Vocational 'Jump back! JOYCE ELAINE GROSS Joycie Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Nurses Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. 'gI'll be dipped! N121-rl' 3 1 X i lull CATHERINE L. HARRISON Cathy Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 4. Forget it. THOMAS LEE GRUVER '6Cranny Mechanics Stage Craft Club 4. A'What's happening? GAIL ARDEN HELM Duk Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Class Treusurerg Homeroom Secretary-Treas- urer 43. Prom Court 3g Homecoming Queen 4. You old bird, you. W Z Qi CATHERINE DOROTHEA HELMAN Dotty,' Academic Student Council 1, 2, 49 Senior High Band 2, 3, 43 Color Guard 2, 3, 4g Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Home- room Secretary 1, 2, 33 Homeroom Pres- ident 43 Sophomore Class Treasurer. Hey, Joel LYNDA JANE HINKLE Rembrant Stenographic Business Yearbook Staff 4, Girls Intra- murals 1, 23 Business Club 3, 4, Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Pm Sorry! X MARLIN DEAN HESS Space Mouse Vocational Archery Club 1, 2, Art Club 1. Aw! Come On.', CONNIE LEE HOCKENBERRY Red Stenographic Newspaper Staff 2. '4You know. BARBARA M. HETRICK '6Barb Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 4g Girls Intramurals 1, 2g Pep Club 3, 43 Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4g Youth Forum 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Class Historian 2, 3, 4. Well, 1 Guess! EUGENE ALBERT HOCKENSMITH Gene Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4. Aw, c'mon ! RAYMOND ANDREW I-IOCKLEY HRg1111eyl' ACl'ld8I7liC Spanish Club 4. 65Ay 77 MARLIN EUGENE HOOVER iilblclrlinn General You don't say! ROBERT GLENN HOLLENBAUGH NHUHYH Vocational Vaffeily Club 4: Wrestling 3g Football 2. 'als that right? KATHLEEN MARIE HOPKINS Kathi Academic F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Girls Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vicc-Prcsi- dent 4, 'SRight! VIRGINIA FAYE HOOVEN 'LGinger Arademic Nurses Club 3, Pep Club 33 Newspaper Staff 4. '4Tl1at's horrendous! JANETTE LOUISE HORN Puri Stenographic Business Yearbook Staff 4-g Nurses Club 1g Art Club lg Pep Club 2g Newspaper Staff 2g Business Club 2. Hello, theref' ur' 1 fi f BARBARA ANN HOSTETTER Stitch Stenograplzic National Honor Society 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 4. Yep, that has classli' BONNIE JO HURLEY Sissie', Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y 4, Business Club 3, Girls Intramurals 3, 4. Get Out! 4? KENNETH HUMMEL HKeY1 General Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Library Club 3, Art Club 3, 4, President 3. 'iltis all a racketf' LORETTA ANN HUTCHISON Hutch,' General Art Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2. Yea, man! DONNA LOUISE HUNSECKER 4'Donna Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Nurses Club 2, 3, Girls Intra- murals 2, 3, District Band 2, 3, 4, Regional Band 4, Pit Band 3, 4, Senior High Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Color Guard l, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Homerooni Secre- tary 2, Senior High Chorus 2, 3, 4. Says Who? JIMMY HAROLD JAMES Cheese Tongue General Student Council 1, A111 Club 3, 4. I beg your pardon! 3 . Y 1 JANET FAY JUMPER Jump Clerical Library Club 3, Newspaper Staff 2g Business Club 3, 4. Maintain your coolness. EARL JOSEPH KECK J, R. General Electronics Club 4. SHARON LOUISE JUMPER Sherry General Art Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3. DENNIS LEE KENNEDY Old Doe K Vocational Varsity Club 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Wres- tling 4. BOYD DALE KANN Boyd Academic Archery Club 3, Outdoor Club 4. Well, not really. WILLIAM B. KENNEDY '4Scratch,' Academic Spanish Club 4, Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4g Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. STANLEY EUGENE KESSLER Road Runner Vocational Student Council 3. Beep, beep! LAWRENCE LEROY KULAWIECZ Larry Vocational Art Club 3, Electronics Club 4g Wres- tling 1. Woopie-dink. DELORES JEAN KILLIAN Big Dee Stenographic National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 1, 33 Editorial Yearbook Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g F.T.A. 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 4g Girls Intramurals 1, Pep Club 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-editor 4. Are you Ior real? ui 'z x X .vim SAMUEL JOEL KUHN Coon Mechanics Varsity Club 4, Wrestling 3, 4: Foot- ball 3, 43 Senior High Band 1, 2. I don't care. CHARLES LEROY KUNKLEMAN Bear Mechanics K'Well, that's life. JANICE YVONNE KULP HJ. Y. General Student Council 33 F.H.A. 4, President 4, Newspaper Staff 2. Get moving. KATHERINE L. LAMASON NANCY E. LAUGHMAN A A ' N3nCy,' ClCfiCl1l Business Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. fi, GARY LEE LAY Kathy General Gary Lay-Ha Clerical Art Club 4. 'gNz1sty. ANNA LOUISE LEBO Annan Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 4. Good grief. Ml., N Stage Craft Club 4: Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 2, 3, 45 County Band 2, 3, 4. . ,VLL Now, quit it!! ! E LINDA LOU LEDANE Linda Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Edi- torial Yearbook Staff 43 F.H.A. lg Art Club 3, 4g Pep Club 3. 7' MARY ELIZABETH LEBO Mary Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 4. Oh, boy I ' 1, CONNIE LEE LEHMAN Lemon Stenographic National Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 25 Editorial Yearbook Staff 4, Co-editor 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Feature Editor 43 Business Club 49 Senior High Chorus lg Homeroom Vice-President lg Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4. Oh my heavens I REBECCA MARGARET LEONE Beck'l Academic Archery Club 4g Homeroom President 4. No kidding! LEE GLENN LEHMAN Wee Clerzcal Art Club 4. This is true 'i MARGARET SUZANNE LEHMAN Suzanne Academic National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 4g F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Girls Intra- murals 3g Pep Club 3, 4g Senior High Chorus l, 2, 3, 4g Homeroom President '4Oh, heavens! SANDRA JEAN LESCALLEET '6Sandy Stenographic Editorial Yearbook Staff 45 Art Club 3, 4. alt tears me up! MARTINA KAY LINE lVlartina Stenographic Cool it l i' 'Jin ff' ,t K ,, ? In ,, DARLENE .IUNE LUTTRELL Dau General Art Club 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 2. 4'Yea man, that sounds like a winner. CONNIE ELIZABETH MARTIN Constance Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 4g Library Club I, 25 Nurses Club 23 Business Club 3. 6'Come on, behave l DORIS FAYE MACKEY '4Patehes Stenographic F.H.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4g Homeroom Secretary 2. I guess. x., f Ov-di .-df' SAMUEL RICHARD MARTIN Sam Mechanics Stage Craft Club 43 Arts and Crafts Club 23 Senior High Chorus 1. fn Xi Q REBECCA RUE MACKEY Becky General F.H.A. 1, 3. Yea man. MARK DUANE MAYBERRY Duane Academic Pep Club 4g Stage Craft Club 3, 4-5 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Football 1. 'cWas it that go0d?,'A PATRICIA BROWNING MQCARTER Pat Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Vice-President 33 Student Coun- cil 4, Secretary 43 F.T.A. 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 4g Senior High Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 33 Youth Forum 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, 4g Cheer- leading l, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Court 4, Class Play 3. '5You got it! BETTY LOUISE McELWEE BCM, Clerical Would you believe? ANDREW MCILVAINE MCCREA Andy,' Academic Senior High Band l, 2g Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Spanish Club 4, Vice-President 4, Basketball 1, Football l, 2, 3, 4. Make hay while the sun shines. DALE LEROY MCKEEHAN 'gDale Mechanics :LAY-e-e ! as DENNY HUGH MCCULLOUGH nC0ose Academic Stage Craft Club 1, 4, Senior High Band I, 2, 33 Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Basketball 2, 3, 4. You have to be puttin' me on. VONNIE MAE MCLAUCHLIN Buff Stenogrnphic Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 4, F.H.A. I, Presi- dent Ig F.T.A. 3g Girls Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 43 Senior High Chorus lg Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. HI mightlu GARY L. MEALS '6Honda Manu General Baseball 43 Varsity Club 4. 'gl like it, I like it. JAMES FREDERICK MILLER '4,lim Vocational MSO what? 41496 GREGORY DEAN MELL HGTCQS Mechanics SUSAN BLAIR MILLER Susie Stenographic National Honor Society 3, 43 Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3g F.T.A. 2, 33 Girls Intra- murals 13 Pep Club 33 Senior High Chorus I, 2, 3, Librarian 2g Homeroom Secretary 33 Prom Court 3. 'iYou Illlglltlw LINDA MARIE MENTZER '4Smoothie Clerical Student Council lg Homecoming Court 4. 4cAy-e-e 1, DENNIS ALLEN MIXELL 'iSam General Stage Craft Club 1, 3g Senior High Band 1, 23 Senior High Chorus 13 Foot- ball 4g Varsity Club 1. Look what I see! CAROLYN ANN MORROW Carol Clerical Girls Intramurals 2, 4g Pep Club 33 Business Club 4g Cheerleading 3. 'gKeep your coolness! DORIS JEAN NAUCLE Jean Academic Tri-Hi-Y 39 Spanish Club 4. You don't say! DENNIS EUGENE NAUGLE Denny General Archery Club 3. Well hello there, buckwheat. 1 DONALD LEE NAUCLE Fluff Mechanics Football 43 Baseball 4. 'flump baekln LINDA MAE NEIDIGH Lynn General F.H.A. 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3g Busi- ness Club 3. No big thing. CHARLES ELLIOTT NELSON Charlie General Varsity Club 4g Wrestling 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3. Cut it out! 'gYou want a bud licking IRA IRVIN NELSON R, R, Vocational Stage Craft Club 43 Gym Club I3 Foot- ball 23 Track lg Student Council 3. 957 VIRCIL O. O'HARA Virg Vocational ulfs only Z1 racket. MARY LOUISE NELSON HMUTTYH Academic Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls Intramurals I, 2, 34 PCP Club 3, 43 Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4. President 43 County Band 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 3, 43 Spanish Club 4, President Ali Homeroom President 13 Homeroom Secretary 3. Thut's weird. , N REBECCA SUE PEDUZZI 'iBeck Clerical Student Council 2, 3g Business Year- book Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Library Club lg F.T.A. 33 Girls Intramurals 23 Newspaper Staff 33 Senior High Band lg Majorette lg Home-room President 2, 33 Homeroom Secretary 1, 4. Ain't no way. ,V g JODY LEE NOLL Jody Clerical Business Yearbook Stuff 4g Business Club 3. Would you believe? GLENN ELVIN PETERSON JR. Junior Academic Wrestling 13 Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 2, 3. If you say so. LINDA KAY PIPER uPiPC Clerical Business Yearbook Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3g Library Club lg Newspaper Staff 3g Homeroom President 4g Homeroom Sec- retary 2. See if I care! RONALD CURTIS RHOADS Toads', Mechanics Art Club 1. 'Torget it! SCOTT HAROLD REEP Scott Vocational Archery Club 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Football 4. f....d MARTIN L. RICHARDSON Mark', Vocational F.F.A. 1, 23 Football 1, 2. 'gHow'dy Friend! J . I .f f MARKWOOD CARLTON REID JR. Mark Academic National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 43 Pep Club 3g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Football Manager 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 23 Homeroom President 4. Them's the breaks l PHYLLIS CRYSTAL RICHARDSON '4Phyllis Clerical F.H.A. 2, 3, 4g Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1. Hey, cool man l WILLIAM JOSEPH RICHARDSON Will', Clerical Stage Craft Club 4g Baseball 2. s:Hairy.s1 PHYLLIS MAE RICKARDS uPhil Stenograplzic Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Newspaper Staff 4g Senior High Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Li- brarian 4. '5Oh, my word! if ,f'f fi, 'W-W-J ' MICHAEL ROBINSON Robbie Mechanics Senior High Band lg Track 3. DARLENE MAE RUSSELL uDarlcne Academic National Honor Society 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 33 School Play 35 Spanish Club 4g Homeroom Vice- President 4. LINDA DIANN RUSSELL Linda Clerical Library Club 39 Business Club 3, 4. Oh brother. PATRICIA ANN RUSSELL '4Pat General F.H.A. 4g Newspaper Staff 3. Cool it. L J CONNIE JEAN RYNARD '6Connie,' Clerical Business Club 3. 'gOh my heavens! AFSANEH SHARIAT Sandy Academic Student Council 4g Pep Club 43 Home- coming Court 4. DOROTHY ANN SELDERS Daudle Stenobraphzc Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian S nior Hivh Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 1, e C County Band 2. Pues, asi es la vida. 5011, reullyw' til DAVID G. SHIVELY Dunk,' General Library Club l, 2, 33 Stage Craft Club 3, 43 Arts und Crafts Club 3. g'Get off my back! VICKIE LEE SHANNON View Academic Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 4. I d0n't know. BARBARA DARLENE SHOWAKER Sonny,, Clerical Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. 'Take it easy. We LL1, 4 LINDA LOU SHOWAKER uLu Stenographic National Honor Society 3, 45 Editorial Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Girls Intramurals 25 Newspaper Staff 3, 4g Homcroom Secretary 3, 4. I'm here to tell youf' DOUGLAS STEWART SKELLY Felipe Academic Student Council Ig Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3. Them's the breaks. LINDA RUTH SHOWAKER Lynn Clerical F.H.A. 2, Nurses Club 13 Pep Club I. Get out of my life. GERALD RICHARD SMITH A'Gerry Academic Pep Club 33 Senior High Chorus 3, 4. RAYMOND WAYNE SIPE Raymond Mechanics Outdoor Club 4. JAMES RANDOLPH SMITH HJ. R. Academic Student Council 2, Varsity Club 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Track 1, 2. BETTY ANN SOLLENBERGER Betty', Academic National Honor Society 3, 4g Nurses Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Girls Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 49 Home- room Secretary I. iQue barbaridadln LYNETTA JEAN SOUDERS , Jean Clerical ' Business Club 4. ' Get 'emln fe-em BRADLEY WILLIAM SPAHR Brad Mechanics Wrestling I, 2, Stage Craft Club I, 4. Don't tell me! CAROLYN ELIZABETH SPAHR Carol General Art Club 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 2. D0n't know, do you? NANCY LEE STEVENS Nance Slenographic Business Yearbook Staff 4, Girls Intra- murals Ig Business Club 3, 43 Senior I-Iigh3BZnd 1, 2, Senior High Chorus BONNIE JEAN STAMBAUGH '4Bonnie Mae Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All-School Play 3, 4. Sounds goodll' H M., + LINDA KAY STINE 'KLinda Clerical Business Club 3, 4. K'You're getting up in the world. GARY JAMES SWARTZ Cherry Pop Mechanics Baseball 1, 2, Stage Craft Club 4. '4Hey mister. DIANE LOUISE STOUFFER Diane Clerical F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secre- tary 4, Music Club Ig Homeroom Sec- retary 3. Chuckles, chuckles. JOHN MICHAEL SWARTZ Mike Academic Senior High Band I, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 29 Cross Country 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. So be it. PAUL EDWARD STOUFFER Paul Clerical Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Craft Club 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 15 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2. Hairy. ALLAN BRUCE TARNER Al Academic F.T.A. 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4g Senior High Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, Dance Band 3, A penny saved is nothing these days. 'N-5 il! ff' : 'pf If CAROLYN VIOLA VARNER uCarol Academic National Honor Society 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4g Art Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3. Reully? ,,.. UP NANCY JEAN VANDERLOFSKE RONALD LEE WALKER Nance Academic Tonk M8Chll7liCS Girls Intramurals 4. 1 Wrestling 3, 4. You got it, babe! ,N iiii 4'Cet lost! RUTH ANN WEAVER 'iRuth Clerical F.H.A. 25 Business Club 4, Treasurer 43 Color Guard l. How about that? KAY ELLEN WEIBLEY HSIIOITYH Clerical Business Club 4, President 4. Cool it.', PATSY LEE WEIGEL HPHIN General Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Oh, yea! FAY LAURETTA WESTCOTT HWessy,' Stenogmplzic National Honor Society 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 43 Business Yearbook Stuff 4g F.H.A. 1, Treasurer lg Nurses Club 1, 2g Girls Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, President 4, Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mujorette lg Senior High Chorus 2, 33 Cheerleading 3, 45 All-School Play 3, 4. '4Man, you ain't lying. ROBERT BENJAMIN WICKARD Bob Mechanics uWell let me see. MQ.. ICR 1 'wir s KAREN KAY WILL Karen Academic Pep Club 33 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor 2, Exchange Editor 3, 43 Class Secretary 4. FRED ROBERT WORTHINGTON Willie General Baseball 2. Ay-e-e. 1 3 STEVEN EDWARD YOUNG 4'Steve General '4How 'bout that ? ROBERT GEORGE ZIMMERMAN, JR. Zimmie Vocational Electronics Club 4. 'SI don't wanta hear it BARBARA MAE ZINN Barb Clerical LYNN RAY BARD Library Club 1. 1950-1965 ATU never tellf' MY SENIOR YEAR AT BIG SPRING Can you imagine that you have gone to a foreign country, for example, to Persia? And you are riding on a bus from one of the cities to where you are supposed to live for a whole year? Among people about Whom you donit have any idea, with a family whose application and small picture you have just seen? Perhaps you can even imagine that you are going to be an exchange student over there. Well, of course, your biggest problem would be your language. Now maybe you can understand the feeling I had that very first clay, the day I was riding on a bus from New York to Harrisburg, where I was supposed to meet my American family for the first time, the Hunseckers. I was looking around and trying to take in everything, and to tell the truth, I was a bit worried about the kids, attitude toward me. Soon the initial excitement was all over, but each day I found a big difference between the real America and the country I had always pictured. I found that the people, especially the kids whom I had been in touch with, were much friendlier than I had thought they would be. Everybody was so friendly, kind and simply wonderful that I could hardly believe I wasnit in my own country and my own school Because of the language difficulty, it took me a while to keep up with the school work at the beginning of the year. But with the help of my family, especially my sister Donna and my new wonderful friends, my English improved a lot each day. I know that I could have never been as happy as I have been this year, if I weren't at Big Spring, among such wonderful kids. It was the best, greatest and most wonderful year I,ve ever had in my life, a year full of happiness and great experiences. I will NEVER forget my senior year in your lovely country I have never been jealous in my life, but I know that 1,11 envy your lucky next exchange student, because I know what a wonderful year he will have. I wish you all a very suc- cessful and long life, full of joy and happiness. With all my appreciation for all you did for me, Afsaneh Shariat 4,5 Kg. Rh ,. 'viii - uf V as J sf, I J ix J di A ,F I t, ls. Moments T c Fall, 1965. Under the leadership of Steve Cinter, Jane Christlieb, Wendy Finkenbinder, Dottie Helman, and Mr. Uuerr, the class advisor, the class of 763 moved hesitantly into a memorable era at Big Spring High School. The whole year had the 'gfirst yearn excitement of high school, but there were special times like the night of our dance. Named L'Where the Sun Has Never Shonef' it was a huge success. We can still remember the enchantment of the gymg decorated in navy and white and filled with the music of the 4'New 1vels.77 Another special time was our first class trip. Now we chuckle when we think about the tenth grade thrill of visiting the State Capitol and spending that after- noon at Hershey Amusement Park. Yes, 1965-66 was a very good year. Fall, 1966. Steve Ginter, Henry Brant, Wendy Fink- enbinder, and Jenny Goodhart led us enthusiastically into our junior year. Proudly wearing our new class rings and having a year of experience behind us, we struggled through the toughest year thus far. This was a year of growing up and taking part-and take part we did. Who can forget taking part in Anne of Green Gables, a play directed by Mr. Harry Robinson, our advisor! Then there was the spring musical, Annie Get Your Gun, Big'Spring,s first all-school production. Spring was also the time of our class trip to Philadel- phia, it was by far the most exciting-and the loudest one yet. Our patriotic hearts fluttered as we viewed such landmarks as Valley Forge, lndependence Hall, and Franklin Institute. But all of this was stored away for later reminiscing as we wished our way to the night of the Junior Prom. It was the time of enchant- ment and romance that we had waited for all year. Wendy Finkenbinder reigned as queen over Some Enchanted Eveningv and as the crowd gazed on, she and her court-Avis Allen, Jane Christlieb, Gail Helm, Dottie Helman, Barbara Hetrick, Susan Miller, Mary Nelson, and Becky Peduzzi were presented, fulfilling the perfection of this evening. These are our memories of our junior year. Fall, 1967. It seemed unbelievable that we were now Remember the seniors. Henry Brant. Denny McCullough. Karen Will, and Gail Helm were chosen to guide us through our last and most important year. A very special addi- tion to our class was Afsaneh Shariat. our foreign exchange student from Iran. Her bubbling personality and pretty face fitted right into the scheme of things at B. S. H. S. ln October our Homecoming Queen, Gail Helm, and her court-,lane Christlieb. Barbara Hetrick, Pat Mc- Carter, Linda Mentzer, Mary Nelson, Becky Peduzzi, and Afsaneh Shariat were presented to the student body at a special Homecoming assembly and to the public at the dance and football game. The disappointment at the loss of the Homecoming game was lessened by the appearance of these girls. Mr. Robinson once again turned out a fine junior- senior class play, Our Hearts Were Young and Cay. It was acclaimed a huge success when presented to the public. Speaking of successes leads us to the senior class trips. Our first, in November, was to New York City. A tour of the city and a matinee at Radio City lVlusic Hall topped off the over-all excitement of being in our nationis largest city. ln February, we took our second :lass trip. This time we headed south to our nation's capital. Though it rained most of the day, most of us got to see the major attractions. Home again, we turned our attention to the produc- ,ion of the popular musical Carousel. We sang and lanced our way through two successful standing-room- mly presentations. But that was yesterday-and now we have tomorrow. 'Ks the future that We've spent twelve long years plan- ling quickly becomes the present, we look with deepest gratitude toward our teachers and advisors. Some of hese people, Mr. Woods, Mr. Minick, Mr. Porter, Mr. nfield, Mrs. Corbin, and Mr. Kressler, have been in- 'olved in a large part of our senior year. They have vorked ceaselessly to help make our last year our best ear. It is with their help that we embark upon a rightening, yet hopeful tomorrow. . ' . . . . , 'Z XV Ma 1 f 1 , . Yr 1 5 N mx C A-k .ig E I 5? Ch? IES it , 17 Leif K X 4 l 5 u if xW r ar.ffs.er 1 .. ,,:-.yws--..LF 57 X fa I 4 ' X A h I f 144 4 Agf 196 7 Homecoming Queen Gail Helm 5 o - - 1 -N.-- i E 1 gf W, 1 ev V I XXX J Barbara and Denny Becky and Paul if PQ f Jane and Terry Escort, .yy Ronnie , 1967-68 Homecoming Queen, Gailg Student Council President, Steve Linda and Paul x x D1 :ig f 'R n KU 91 ,Q A. Nfary and Steve Pat and Mark Sandy and Bob , Q ix CONTRIBUTED MOST BIOST BASHFUL TO CLASS Vickie and Allan Mary and Steve ALL-AROUND ATHLETES Fay and Randy INDIVIDUALISTS CLASS CLOWNS Ginger and Jim Sandy and Paul 60 W TEACHERS' PESTS A g......v Vonnie and Bob :K 1 af- fn 'Zfj lift PERSONALITY Ienny und Mark BEST ALL AROUND Barb and Henry CLASS FLIRTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Delores and Bill Donna and Im 6l Journalism, English, and Foreign Language Awards-Delores Killian, Virginia Hooven, Joyce Cross, Barbara Hostetter, Patricia Anderson, Barbara Hetrick, and Vonnie McLaughlin Character Awards-Gary Lay, Mark Fry, and Jennifer Goodhart 3 Academic Awards-Raymond Hockley, Mary Nelson, Darlene Russell, and Jennifer Coodliart John Graham Memorial Awards-Stephen Ginter, Barbara Herrick, and Joyce Gross 1-,- WJ Home Economics and Industrial Arts Awards-Yvonne Kulp, William Carper, and Kathleen Callaghan 75 Xaf'f 'Sf' gf Busfngss AWUHIYGMY Lay Science and History Awards-Ivan Barrick, Jennifer Goodhurt, Eugene Hockcn smith, and Stephen Cintcr G' Wife ik.,- Music Awards-Avis Allen, Douglas Skelly, Dorothea Helman, Donna Hunsecker, Dorothy Selders, Barbara Hetrick, and Mary Nelson C. E. Hfzssler Memorial Award in Maths- f4fff1wffffPPHiSy Weigel matics-Linda LcDunu PROGRAM 'Class Processional - Psalm XIX ,. ........ ..,,.,, . Marcello Barbara Hetrick, Organist 'Invocation .. Rev. Kenneth L. Clouser Hymn - O God, Our Help In Ages Past ,,,. ....,. , ,,, Audience fwords on back of program? Scripture - Luke 10:30-371 Matt. 22:36-40 . , Rev. Kenneth L. Clouser Semen - Foundations of Brotherhood and Love . Rev. Robert E. Strock 'Hymn - Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing ,.,,... . , Audience fwords on back of program! 'Benediction and Silent Prayer ,, ..,, ..,, Rev. Kenneth L. Clouser 'Class Recessional - Trumpet Tune and Voluntary in D Major ...., . ..... Purcell 'indicates audience should stand. Note: Service proceeds without additional announcement. Audience will remain in place until the class has len the auditorium. Presentation to Afsaneh Shariat by Mr. Fry ,E U6 8 u Presentation of Diplomas by Mr. McCarter PROGRAM 'Pmcessxonal - Pump and Chivalry . . .. . High School Band Mr, William Higgins, Director 'Pledge of Allegiance - Miss Jennifer Goodhart - invocation . God Of Our Fathers High School Band Sudent Orations - Theme' One Life - Many Choices Greetings from the Board of Education Introduction of Fdrelgn Exchange Student Foreign Exchange Student Presentation of Class High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas Superintendent 'Alma Mater 'Benediction '-Indicates audience standing . . Roberts Class and Audience Rev. James W. Miller Lavalle Miss Barbara Hetrick Miss Patricia McCarter Mr. Seve Ginter Mr, Wayne Wood President Miss Donna Hunsecker Miss Afaaneh Shanat Mr. Ray C. Fry Mr. A. B. McCarter Class of 1968 Rev. James W. Miller None: The benedictmn will close the pmgram. The audience may then move to the stage and congratulate the graduates The Class of 1968 will present a class project dedicated to the memory of Lynn R. Bard. a deceased member of the class, and former students, who have given their lives in Vietnam. Student Orations One Life-Many Choicesl' K 66 RW Senlors run wxldl P64 1 11 gy- by , ,,,, X K !.,,,,5e.: ' 4 JY. ' A vu ls it physical or mental illness? Huh, did you read this one? Did You hear aboutw? Ah, New York, that was the life! I J U N I O R S ,g,J Junior Class ficers Mr. Robinson, Karen, Danny, Mary Ann, Debbie, and Tom Advisor: Mr. Robinson President: Danny Sheaffer Vice-President: Tom Houck Secretary: Mary Ann Crusey Treasurer: Debbie Kramer Historian: Karen McQuerry Agar, Eileen Alhright, Dorcas Alleman, Fred Asper, Donna Barrick, Gerald Barrick, Ricky Baum, Linda Bear, Lehman Boggs, Daniel Bowman, Mindy Brandt, Cynthia Brown, Barry Brumhaugh, Sharon Byers, Dale Carey, Beth Carey, David Cashman, Ronald Chestnut, Dennis Clouse, Carla Cohick, Linda Cornman, Glenda Coy, Lola Crider, Darlene Crusey, Mary Cummings, Raymond Davidson, Dennis Day, Ronald Devore, Denise Dewalt, Kaye Diller, John Dingle, Deborah Dyarman, Paul Eckman, Dennis Eshelman, Dehra Eutzy, Carol Evelhoch, Nancy Felix, Bennett Fensterhush, Kenneth Fickes, .lohn Finkenbinder, Wilmer Fraker, Donald Frey, Lolonhi Fry, Susan Cerhold, Francis Goodhart, Michael Coshorn, Brenda Crane, Paul Cries, Linda Griffie, Larry Griffie, Thomas Gutshall, David Cutshall, Margarette Hancock, Pamela Heberlig, Mary Anne Heckendorn, Glenn Heller, Donald Henry, Robert Hill, Donald Hock, Ray Hockensmith, Dennis Hooker, Jeffery Hooker, Keith Hollenbaugh, Harvey Hollinger, May Holrlingshead, Virginia Holsinger, Allen Hooven, Cindy Hoover, Jay Houck, Thomas Hovetter, Susan Hykes, Doris Jacoby, Rebecca Johnson, Richard Kaltenbaugh, Jack Keck, Robert Keller, Robert Kennedy, Craig Killian, Ronald King, Beverly Kramer, Debbie Kuhns, Nancy Kulp, Patricia Kunkleman, Ronald Kyle, Jerry Lautsbaugh, Bradley Lautsbaugh, Ronald Lay, Donna LeDane, Kathy Lefler, Pamela Lehman, Bonnie Lehman, Carol Lehman, Deborah Lehman, Stephen Lehman, Terry Liberator, David Manning, Robert Marchesano, Crystal Marshall, Fred Martin, John Martin, Susan McBeth, Ronald McBride, Kenneth McDermond, Robert McQuerry, Karen Mentzer, Bonnie Miller, .lames Miller, Oscar Miller, William Millhouse, Susan Minor, Wendy Mixell, Hope Mixell, Ray Mixell, Sharon Mohler, .lerre Morrison, Deborah Mortensen, Jody Mouers, Bobbie Myers, Carol Myers, Fred Myers, Harold Myers, Linda Myers, Mary Myers, Teresa Naugle, Wendy Negley, Brenda Negley, Martha Nelson, Nancy O'Brien, Richard Ocker, Nancy Peduzzi, Nicholas Phillips, Arley Raudabaugh, Judy Reed, Thomas Reese, Ricky Reynolds, George :rf Rhoads, Nancy Richardson, Susan Richcreek, Norma Rickabaugh, Cary Rife, Isaac Rosenberry, Susan Russel, Deborah Russell, Lester Russell, Ronald Ryan, Donald Sanno, Barry Schaeffer, Patricia Schoonover, David Seibert, Anthony Seibert, Susan Shively, Kathy Shoff, Dennis Shope, Larry Shughart, Gladys Smith, Cloyd Smith, Patricia Smith, Randy Snyder, Susan Spidle, Shirley Stambaugh, Cheryl Stone, Gary Stone, Paul Stouffer, Sandra Stum, Rebecca Taylor, Stanley Thumma, Barry Thumma, Mary Turner, Jo Ann Van Scyoc, Robert Varner, Jacqueline Vaughn, Anna Vaughn, Harold Walker, Kathleen Walker, Patrick Warner, Gale Weibley, Deborah Welsh, Barbara Wert, Gregory Wetzel, Roy Wickard, Edwin Wickard, .ludy Wickurd, William Wiley, Mary Woltz, Jerry Woltz, Lisa Wonclers, Bradley Wc1rll1ingtnun, Patsy Yohe, Amos Young, George ZllllIllt,1'l'lldI1 Fred Growm men need well-balanced dlets The 1968 Prom Queen Mary Ann C rusey 15,014 g,fw..,,.A.. 454+ 1, N i 1 7' :'f . yu - . 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Sophomore Class fcers Mr. Yingling, Freda, Frank, Anna, Victoria, and Carl Advisor: Mr. Yingling President: Frank Myers Vice-President: Carl Finkey Secretary: Anna Allard Treasurer: Victoria Luhn Historian: Freda Lehman Aby, Gary Agar, Beverly Allard, Anna Anderson, Susan Armolt, Sharon Baker, Judy Barrick, Joanne Barrick, Juanita Barrick, Oscar Beam, Alan Beam, Kenneth Bell, Ronald Bender, Debra Berry, David Bert, Marie Besore, Judy Bigler, Patricia Bistline, Jacob Boldosser, David Bolen, Nancy Bouder, Paul Bowman, Elizabeth Boyer, Emerson Brannan, Alice Brehm, Susan Brooks, Michael Brough, Pamela Bucher, Leon Burkholder, Linda Burkholder, Nancy Burkholder, Wanda Caldwell, Kitty Carper, Robert Chastain, Edward Cleland, Kathy Cleland, Leon Clouse, Galen Conkin, Raymond Coons, Bonnie Cornman, Donald Cronin, James Crull, Susan Davidson, Lawrence Deihl, Paul Derick, Yvonne Diven, Mary Donovan, Donald Dunn, Dorothy Duprey, Harry Dyarman, Nancy Eberts, Dianne Ellerman, Gregory Elwell, Janette Enyeart, Gary Failor, Patricia Farwell, Daniel Finkenbinder, Albert Finkenbinder, Carol Finkenbinder, David Finkey, Carl Finkey, Cheryl Fisher, Donna Fitch, William Fry, Hope Fry, Stephen Cayman, Vonnie Gensler, Lauretta Gill, Linda Glass, Keith Goodhart, Molly Graham, Eleanor Griffie, Karen Criffie, Linda Gruver, Donald Halter, Barbara Hanshew, Mary Harding, Janice Harrison, Fred Haulter, William Heckendorn, Joann Heckendorn, Susan Heishman, Kenneth Henry, Robert Hershey, Barbara Hockenberry, Velma Hockensmith, John Hockensmith, Susan Homan, Mark Hoover, Joseph Hoover, Ronald Horn, Clifford Horn, Patsy Hostetter, Joanne Hurley, Connie Hurley, Darlene Hutchison, Charles Hutchison, Harold Hutchison, Steve Jardine, Roberta Jones, Charles Jones, Lois Jumper, Calvin Karnmerer, Christine Kammerer, Jared Kann, Rick Keiter, Gerald Kelso, Darlene Kennedy, Stephen King, Vickie Knaub, Linda Knauh, Sandra Kressler, Pamela Kuntz, John Lamason, Connie Lehman, Fern Lehman, Naomi Lehman, Randy Liberator. Alma Lindsey, Linda Lloyd, Mary Ludt, William Luhn, Victoria Markle, Judy Marpoe, Wanda Marshall, Michael Martin, Richard Mayberry, Dianne McCann, .lo Marie McClintock, Duane McCrea, Lucy McCullough, Dale McDermond, Christina McKeehan, Nancy Mell, Sharon Mellinger, Linda Mentzer, Robert Miller, ,Jimmie Miller, Joyce Miller Mary Miller Steven Mitten, Robert Mixell, John Mixell, Joy Mohler, Robert Moran, John Mort, Mary Ellen Motter, Marlin Myers, Elmer Myers, Frank Myers, Robert Myers, Rodger Nailor, Evelyn Naugle, David Negley, Emma Negley, John Negley, Ronald Peters, Charles Piper, Wayne Piper, William Porter, Edward Porter, Stewart Rand, William Reath, Mary Redcay, Fay Reid, Gordon Rook, Arnold Rosenberr Christine Y Rosenberryl Joann Rowe, John Runyon, Nancy Russell, Roger Salisbury, Gary Salisbury, Jeff Schlusser, Bonnie Schwartz, Daniel Seiders, Victoria Seitz, Joel Shenk, Robert Sheriff, Darlene Shoemaker, Charles Showaker, Edgar Shughart, Judy Shumaker, Carol Shumaker, Dwight Singer, Carry Singer, Larry Smith, Linda Spencer, Douglas Sterrctt, Lewis Stone, Lee Stouffer, Edward Swartz, Doris Swartz, Wendy Tegenborg, Lynn Throne, Mary Thumma, Lester Tritt, Trudy Tuckey, Kenneth Van Scyoc, Lee Varner, Sharon Vit-ring, Jacqueline Wadel, Verne Walker, Patricia Warner, Debra Weaver, Ralph Wetzel, Karen Whistler, Shirley Wiley, Bernadine Williams, Rosemary Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Sally Worthington, Nancy Yohe, Barbara Young, Mary Zeiglcr, Gary Zeigler, Jared ABSENTEES Barrick, Ronald Bigler, Suzann Chestnut, Melvin Miller, Ellen Miller, Joyce Myers, Donald Shughart, Brenda Walker, Donald Sophomore H op F R E S H M E N .. . .k Freshman C lass fcers Mr. Bowers, Steve, Brooke, Debbie, and Bill Advisor: Mr. Bowers President: Steve Fry Vice-President: Debbie Stum Secretary: Brooke Reid Treasurer: Bill Hollenbaugh Alexander, Deborah Allard, Donna Anderson, Beverly Armolt, Lester Bailey, Glenn Baker, Jay Barrick, .lean Barrick, Kandi Barrick Oscar Barrick, Raymond Barrick, Robert Barrick, Stephen Barrick, William Bender, Herman Berry, Kenneth Bitner, Earl Bowles, William Brant, ,lames Bream, Lynn Bream, Roger Brindle, Chad Brown, Dana Brumbaugh, Gary Bucher, Dean Burkholder, Norman Butterfield, Kathy Byers, .lerry Chastain, Sylvia Chestnut, Jerry Clair, Cathy Clouse, Cindy Clouse, Randy Clouse, Wanda Cohick, Alan Cohick, Albert Cornman, Diane Cornman, Ray Crites, Debra, Crull, Ronald Crusey, Frank Cummings, Juanita Davidson, Robert Day, James Deihl, Connie Deihl, Evelyn Deihl, Margaret Detweiller, David Devore, Sherry Diller, Connie Durf, Betty Durf, Patricia Dyarman, Deborah Enyeart, Janet Etter, Richard Eutzy, John Eutzy, Lonnie Fahnestock, Dennis Failor, Garry Failor, Harry Fenicle, Edward Fickes, Linda Finkenhinder, Dewaine Finkenbinder, James Foltz, Nancy Foster, Cinda Frehn, Robert Fry, Melany Fw , Seth Fry, Steven Fry, Susan Fulton, James Cayman, Dianne Codlove, Marlin Graham, Gareth Cries, John Griffie, Daryl Griffie, Karen Grippin, Daniel Gross, Stanley Gutshall, Richard Gutshall, Robert Halter, Dana Hancock, Dennis Handshew, Roxanna Harrison, Virginia Heherlig, Joanne Heckendorn, Cary Hefflefinger, Richard Helm, Robert Hockenberry, Daniel Hockenherry, Larry Hooker, Olive Hodgdon, Valerie Hoffman, John Hollenbaugh, William Hopkins, Cindy Hummel, Joan lckes, Lavana John, Kathy Johnson, Kenton Jones, Judy Kamnierer, Carol Keck, Larry Kelley, Sandra Kennedy, Lee lxnaub, Vicki Lamason, Larry Langley, Deoma Laughman, Allen Laughman, Joseph Lay, Keith Lay, Linda Lay, Ronald Lefler, Russell Lehman, Christine Lehman, David Lehman, Donna Lehman, Karl Leone, James Leone, Mary Anne Lindsay, Kathy Line, Virginia Luhn, Edgar MeBeth, Stephen McGranahan, Sharon Mackey, Cary Markley, Kevin Martin, Galen Martin, Victoria Mellinger, Richard Mentzer, Kenneth Miller, Patsy Miller, Robert Miller, Susan Morrison, Gary il QHN Mort, Lorraine Mortensen, Kimberly Mutter, Robert Mowery, Joy Muinper, Susan Murphy, William Myers, Fred Myers, Herbert Myers, Sharon Nealy, Steven Neitlig, Ronald Nelson, James Nenninger, Gary Nennings-r, Phillip O'l3rien, Leilani Ocker, David Opilo, John Pattison, Stephen Pattison, Stephanie Pennabaker, Wendell Peters, Patricia Porter, Stephen Reed, Deborah Reid, Brooke Rice, Rodney Rife, Carl Rine, Janet Rook, Susan Rosenberry, Judy Rosenberry, Kathleen Rotz, Carl Rotz, Robert Roush, Deborah Russell, Mary Russell, Ronald Shannon, Patsy Shaw, Dennis Sheeler, Susan Shively, Nancy Shoff, Marianne Shope, Jerry Ann Showaker, Bonnie Showaker, Doris Shughart, Charles Shughart, Nelson Sipe, Susan Skovira, Ronald Smith, Elaine Smith, Evelyn Smith, Raymond Snyder, David Spivey, Michael Stouffer, Gerhart Stuni, Brenda Stum, Debra Stunt, Victoria Unger, Roberta Varner, Arlene Wagner, lva Walker, Maxine Wambaugh, Shirley Ward, Tawnie Warner, Warner, Watson, Weaver, Weaver, Weihley Weigel, Wetzel, Wetzel, Kenneth Whistler, Patricia White, George White, Russell VVickard, .lames Wolf, Sharon Wyrick, Wyrick, Yarlett, Blaine Kathy Mary Chester Jean . Steward Debra John Dennis Jerry David Yohe, ,lune Zeigler, Michael ABSENTEES Brenneman, Galen Cashman, Barry Chestnut, Barry Mell, Steven Mellot, Roger Moffittg Roger North, Linda Shoemaker, George Yost, Dianne Zinn, Delmar How long before the snake appears? Where to now ? Confusion haunts the young mind. A C T I V I T I E S Pep Club Q? lf? I First Row: D. Mayberry, C. Hopkins, J. Goodhart, A. Shariat, B. Hetrick, W. Finkenbinder, V. McLaughlin, D. Killiang Second Row: L. Gensler, C. Finkey, L. Gill, T. Tritt, F. Westcott-President, A. Allen, D. Eherts, J. Besoreg Third Row: G. Shughart, S. Lehman, E. Bowman, P. McCarter, D. Hunsecker, M. Nelson, R. Stum, D. Dcvore, Miss Fetrow-Advisor, Fourth Row: H. Brant, J. Christlieb, I. Barrick, T. Chestnut, N. McKechan, E. Negley, E. Graham, M. Reath, B. Hershey, K. Caldwell, Fifth Row: M. Lloyd, P. Brough, L. MeCrea, A. Tarner, J. Clouse, S. Bailey, D. Mayberry, J. Harding, C. Finkenbinderg Sixth Row: C. Clouse, J. Markle, M. Mort. Varsity Club First Row: H. Brant, R. Shenk, S. Taylor, T. Durf, J. Goodlrart, R. Smith, D. Kennedy, S. Kuhn, Second Row: D. Gutshall, D. Hockensmith, J. Mortensen, C. Nelson, B. Hollenhaugh, D. Naugle, B. Lautshaugh, J. Marting Third Row: M. Reid, D. Sheaffer, P. Walker, D. Cornman, M. Fry, R. Killian, D. Hill, Fourth Row: B. Geyer, G. Meals, D. Eckman, F. Myers, Mr. Stewart-Advisor. 96 4...---i Hi-Y Youth Forum First Row: D. Schoonover, J. Zeigler, S. Ginter, I. Bar- rickg Second Row: D. Mayberry, A, Allard, M. Bowman L. Jones, E. Graham, B. Hetrick, M. Nelson, V. Luhn, D Lay, N. Evelhochg Third Row: N. Burkholder, K. Mc- Querry, V. Hooven, H. Brant, J. Kammerer, D. Eckman P. McCarter, .L Christlieh. First Row: G. Peterson, Second Row: Mr, Wardle-Advisor T. Chestnut, S. Ginler, Mr. Oldham- Advisor. X Student Council First Row: M. Nelson, P. McCarter. J. Hooker, S. Cintcr-Presidentg Second Row: J. Comerer, J. Viering, V. Luhn, S. Lehman, J. Goodhart, D, Helman, A. Shariat, B. Mouers, C. Lehman, D. Finkenbinder, Mr. Cormany-Advisor, Third Row: K. Hooker, A. Barrick, R. Van Syocg Fourth Row: G. Reid, F. Marshall, P, Stouffer, E. Chastain, D. Gutshall, F. Myers, W. Ludt, D. Heller, E. Stouffer, J. Hockensmith. 97 y Future Teachers of America nn.. .,.. First Row: D. Warner, M. Mort, L. Gill, L. Gensler, M. Coodliart, L. Colriek, N. Oeker, D. Weibley, S. Lehman, V. Luhng Second Row: R. Dingle, D. Russell, J. Goodhart+President, P. Smith, A. Allen, D. Killian, B. Hetrick, P. Anderson, O. Dingle, Tlzirrl Row: J. Turner, L. Myers, M. Miller, J. Markle, N. Kuhns, M. Bowman, K. MeQuerry, K. Hopkins, L. Jones, Mrs. Herrick -Advisory Fourth Row: T. Chestnut, C. Kammerer, J. Christlielm, J. Clouse, A. Turner. Spanish Club First Row: J. Gross, D. Naugle, J. Baker, B. Sollenberger, L. Gensler, D. Eberts, J. Harding, S. Hovetter, K. LeDane, S. Armolt, P. Smith, Second Row: O. Dingle, P. Anderson, M. Miller, M. Nelson, A. McCrea, W. Kennedy, N. Evelhoch, K. McQuerry, M. Nuugleg Third Row: G. Aby, R. Mohler, D. Russell, S. Rosenberry, P. Kulp, M. Hollinger, J. Heckendorn, D. Devore, D. Kramer, D. Dingle, Mrs. Shalra-Advisor, Fourth Row: L. Bucher, J. Zeigler, J. Berry, M. Swartz, D. Schwartz, T. Houck, K. Hooker, J. Hoeker, N. Kuhns, W. Minor, V. Shannon, Fifth Row: C. Finkey, R. Lehman, R. Hockley, M. Bouder, R. Henry, R. Myers, G. Reid, P. Crane, B. Felix. 'future Farmers 0 America First Row: Mr. Loy-Advisor, B. Thumma, S. Leh- man, F. Charlton, J. Dillerg Second Row: F. Zimmerman, J. Hoover, R. Negleyg Third Row E. Boyer, L. Russell, L. Singery H. Hollenbaughg Fourth Row: G. Thumma, S. Armolt, E. Wickard Fifth Row: G. Keiter, L. Griffie, W. Finkenbind ery Sixth Row: R. Keller, G. Reynolds. Future Homemakers of America .ll 5+ . if eeel 1 First Row: B. Coons, C. Eutzy, D. Mackeyg Second Row: M. Negley, M. Gutshall, J. Chestnut, B. Mentzer, Y. Kulp, President D. Stouffer, P. Worthington, S. Mixellg Third Row: L. Etter, L. Neidigh, J. Raudabaugh, J. Wickard, J. Negley, D. Coons B Hostetter, P. Richardson, P. Russell, D. Crider, V. Hollingshead, L. Baum, Mrs. Pomraning-Advisor. Audio Visual Club L. VanScyoc, R. VanScyoc, Mr. Schoon- over,-Advisor, D. Schoonover, I. Bar- rick, E. Hockensmith, P. Stone. Library Club First Row: H. Mixell, K. Shively, C. Varner, L. Clouseg Second Row: G. Warner, E. Agar, L. Woltz, C. Stam- baugh, S. Seibert, S. Mixell, L. Baum, Mr. Geschwindt-Advisor. Book Club First Row: L. Cohick, C. Clouse, Miss Shatto-Advisorg Second Row: S. Mill- house, L. Myers, J. Turner, M. Bowman. Stage Club r First Row: G. Swartz, K. Glass, R. Porter, R. Martin, J. Seitz, W. Rand, Nl. Chestnut, D. Byers, I. Nclsong Second Row: F. C4-rliulcl, D. Davidson, J. Diven, S. Martin, W. Rlk'lllll'llSflIl. D. liuhii-k, Cv. Lay, .l. Kyle, T. Cruvcr, R. O'Rrieng Third Row: D. Maylu-rry, P. Slouffer, R. Russell. N. Pecluzzi, R. McBcth, D. 3l1'CIlll4lllQ1ll. F. Allvman, D. Shivcly, F. Marshall, W. Miller, R. Manning, Mr. Rialmixisuii-.'Xdvisur. Future Nurses Club First Row: W. Marpoc-, M. Handshcw, L. Lindsey, N. Richcreek, L. Mellingvr, S. Hcckendorn, L. Burkholder, C. Brandt, P. Hancock, C. Rosenberry, M. Derick, C. Walker, C. Blairclieninog Seroml Row: D. Swartz, B. Welsh, B. Coshorn, B. Sollen- lwrgvr, ,l. Cross. V. Shannon, C. Cornman, C. Finkcy, E. Graham: Thin! Row: D. Sheriff, F. Redcay, K. Wetzel, W. Burk- lwldvr, M. Mort, W. Swartz, J. Miller, N. Worthingtnn, l3rumhaugh, P. Horn, S. Varncr, Mrs. Dunsrnore-Adivsorg Fourth Row: J. Barrick, S. Spidle, H. Vaughn, M. Myers, S. Seibert, ll. King, R. Williams, M. Young. J. Shughart, C. Shumaker, N. Dvarman. Art Club are 5 SPR' AWA .5151 First Row: C. Spuhr, S. Lescalleet, K. Lamason, S. Jumperg Seconrl Row: Mrs. Wrrgner-Advisor, P. Schaeffer, G. Shughart, D. Lutlrell, L. Hutchison, C. Varner, L. Clouseg Tlzirfl Row: J. Clouse, L. Lehman, K. Hummel, P. W'e-igel, L. LeDane, K. Cullagllun. Electronics Club First Row: D. Baker. R. Zimmerman, D. Frey, E. Keck, Mr. Clemm --Aclvisorg Scronrl Row: E. Beam, A. Barrick, M. Hess, L. Kuluwiecz, T. Brindle. - L- - N L LLL Editorial Yearbook Staff First Row: Mrs. Corlmin-Advisor, N. liurklloltler and C. I.6?llI11LlYl+CO'K'LllUUTS, Mr. Shull-Adxisorg Svcoml Row: D. Killian, S. Lescallcet, N. Ocker, P. Rickards, J. Comvrer, N. Eva-lhoch. S. Millcrg Third Row: M. Bowman, L.. Showaker, L, LeDune, P. Anderson, B. Showakcr, L. Myers, L. Cerlmld, V. BICLLlUgl1llHQ Fourth Row: K. Hununf-l, J. Miller, W. Wickurd. Business Yearbook S tajj' First Row: J. Noll, S. Bailey, L. Piper, C. Helm, R. Peduzzi, BI. Lobo, J. Horn, A. Lt-bog Second Row: N. Stevens, C. Harrison, M. Crusey, C. Martin, V. Codluvc, L. Hinklc, F. Westcott. I03 Outdoor Club First Row: Mr. Drexler-Advisor, R. .Bell, M. Marshall, D. Ellerman, R. Leone, B. Yohe, B. Schlusser, C. Smith, R. Day, Mr. Swanson-Advisor, Second Row: D. Liberator, R. Hoover, R. Baldwin, D. Chestnut, R. Smith, L. Davidson, R. Keck, J. Negley, S. Miller, Thzrd Row: J. Fickes, R. Kunkloman, L. Griffie, B. Kann. L. Bear, A. Yohe, A. Holsinger, D. Carey, I. Rife. Business Club First Row: D. Russell, K. Weibley, C. Mor- row, R. Jacoby, T. Lehman, Second Row: S. Snyder, J. Jumper, K. Shively, B. Mouers, J. Horn, Third Row: C. Myers, K. Dewalt, E. Agar, M. Thumma, L. Russell, Fourth Row: N. Finkenbincler, W. Naugle, L. Woltz, R. Weaver, Fifth Row: T. Myers, N. Stevens, D. Eshelman, L. Stine, L. Hinkle, Sixth Row: Mr. Day-Advisor, L. Souders, D. Bar- rick, C. Lehman, N. Laughman. Tri-Hi-Y First Row: N. llurkliolfler, P. Riekarcls, J. Goodliart-President, V. Nlclauglilin: Second Row: L. Frey, N. Nelson, C. Slam- lraugli, J. Mixell, L. Cill, D. Hurley, J. llesere, B. Hurley, N. Llll'KCL'llilH, E. Negley, D. Asper, D. Killian, C. Hurley, M Will-yg Tlifrrz' Ifozr: M. Heluerling, L. Cries, G. Warner, ll. Mixm-ll, ll. Wiley, K. Criffic, M. Ra-atll, ll. Hershey, B. Sll0Willi6l' F. Crull, M. G0OflllL1l'l, J. Elwell, R. Dingle, D. Slambaugh, L. lflwn-ll, 31. liert. K. Cleland. Newspaper S tap' First Row: L. Sll0W1lliC1', C, Lehman, V. McLaughlin and D. Killian Co-eclilurs, P. Rickarcls, K. Will, Mr. Porter-Advisorg SUCUIZII Row: J. Hucker, D. Mayberry, V. Homen, N. Rlioads, L. Coy, ll. Andersmi, ll. Hustelter, J. Brelim, D. Dingle, N. Burkliolder, D. Coli ivk. JB .,...4--md 1 f , 4M i' ...A W, ...-. 15 Senzor Hzgh 1 - I r -ff li' A , ff I I A . f , iff, f ',,. First Row: D. Morrison, D. Weibley, D. Selders, L. Jones, C. Shumaker, N. Burkholder, K. Caldwell, C. Brandt, V. Luhn, P Kressler, L. Cohick, L. McCrea, S. Hoovetter, B. Hetrick, J. Coodhart, S. Snyder, E. Bowman, S. Fry, D. Hunsecker, M. Crusey, P. McCarter, J. Christliebg Second Row: D. Helman, N. Stevens, A. Allen, L. Myers, J. Turner, J. Markle, B. Carey, B. Jacoby, M. Goodhart, J. Miller, D. Lay, N. Evellloch, B. Stum, D. Warner, S. Lehman, K. Hopkins, C. Lehman, N. Kuhns, K. Shively, M M S Girls' Ensemble BS mfquzm Accompanist: B. Hetrickg First Row: D. Weibley, J. Turner, R. Stum, D. Lay,.S.' Hovetter, N. Kuhnsg Second Row: J. Markle, K. McQuerry, A. Allen, P. McCarter, J. Chrlstlleb. Chorus 2. - 5 ' . l Q , 4. 3 Naugle, K. McQuerry, L. Hinkle, M. Miller, C. Kammererg Third Row: D. Eckman, H. Brant, J. Kammerer, D. Schoonover, S. Cinter, G. Peterson, J. Shughart, D. Lehman, P. Rickards, K. Wetzel, G. Aby, D. Berry, A. Hutchinson, S. Miller, J. Zeiglet, C. Kennedy, A. McCrea, D. Hockensmith, C. Horn, J. Miller, L. Bucher, L. Stone, C. Smith. County Chorus First Row: D. Weibley, J. Markle, V. Luhn, S. Hovetter, D. Lay, Second Row: P. M0Carter, D. Morrison, C. Kennedy, L. Myers M. Naugle, N. Kuhnsg Third Row: J. Miller, S. Fry, K. McQuerry. I07 5- 33611: WW Q YQ? . V X 4 b 5 F 3 gk Ha fa, I. I . . x X 'A if WX -0 l KV E Q X LQ HI. 'L ' .,,,,. Nxt m fx an MQ.. K x QMQX H N gfx 553 a 'ard' ' A . ' Q ' 3 ,X , - X. 2 A N xsX E,NR g Band FF A 'ik 5. Fry, S. Cross, R. White, C. Peters, M. Swartz, A. Rook, A. Turner, A. Allard, Fourth Row: E. Luhn, W. Piper, J. Zeigler, 1. Ijcflcr, A. Allen, G. Heckendorn. G. Graham, L. Jones, W. Minor, S. Fry, J. Chestnut, F. Westcott, C. Foster, N. Dyarman, I. DIYCH, B. Starnbaugh, R. Dingle, C. Kennedy, S. Pattison, J. Miller. Harrisburg - 3rd Highest Number of Points ul 0 Bands Regional Paul Crane County Banu' . Crane, J. Clnusc, V. I.uhn, N. Or-kt-r, W. Kennedy, Fourth Row: J. Miller C. KEHllt'Lij', M. Dim-11. IW. Lay. S. Ilmvllerg Fifth Row: F. Luhn. First Row: M. Nelson, S. Fry, K. lluckcr, J. Harding, M. Bowmzmg Second Row: Il, llunsm-vkr-1', ID. We-ilmley, P. Smith. M. Nuuglc, ll. Kramer, Third Row: First Row: V. S. Fry, S. Patti IIO W Dance Band Luhn, P. Crane, D. Hunsecker, S. Pattison, M. Zeigler, N. Ockerg Second Row: D. Weibley, G. Heckendorn son, D. Skelly, C. Kennedy, D. Lehmang Third Row: W. Piper, C. Peters, A. Rook, A. Allard, A. Tamer. x 1 - if . fs 7 -i gk x ' - f ' if f .Q Q , 1 Q K 'K I' ..,, ,.,,, M 2 W R' Q-QQ fg i HEAD COLORGUARD DRUM MAJOR HEAD MAJQRETTE Susan Fry William Piper M ajorettes Donna Lay i 4 1 First Row: S. Fry, D. Lay, S. Hovetterg Second Row: M. Naugle, K. Griffie, D. Kramer, S. Richardson. Colorguards First Row: K. McQuer1y, S. Fry, A. Alleng Second Row: J. Harding, A. Allard. . . 1 NJ Billy and Julie 6 You'll never walk alone Mrs. Mullens .Tigger and Billy if as 4 sg ,. Mr. Snow and Carrie kim fa:-itziif..-'R ..f2S22 4..- Ride a Carousel! Kuntz, L. Stone, H. Brant, D. Eckman, M. Reid, S. Cinter, E. Hockensmith, J. Christlieb, B. Hostetter, R. Dingle, C. Kammerer National Honor Society First Row: J. Markle, Y. Derick, V. Lulrn, N. Evelhoch, D. Lay, P. Rickards, N. Ocker, L. Gensler, E. Graham, L. LeDaneg Second Row: K. Will, D. Killian, M. Nelson, M. Bowman, R. Shenk, J. Hocker, I. Barrick, K. Hooker, R. Baldwin, S. Lehman J. Coodhart, D. Weibleyg Third Row: Mrs. Jones-Advisor, J. Turner, B. Sollenberger, J. Gross, C. Varner, F. Westcott, P McCarter, L. Showaker, D. Morrison, W. Wickard, P. Crane, J. Miller, D. Schoonover, J. Zeigler, D. Dingle, S. Rosenberry, P Smith, K. LeDane, S. Miller, D. Russellg Fourth Row: A. Shariat, B. Herrick, S. Fry, A. Allen, C. Lehman, D. Hunsecker, J. First Row: N. Evelhoch- Vice-President, P. McCart- er-Presidentg Second Row: N. Ocker-Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. Jones II4 Ojjicers -Advisor, F. Westcott+ Corresponding Secretary Third Row: B. Hetrick- Treasurer, J. Christlieb- Parliamentarian. y ----'H - ' S P O R T S Left to Right: T. Tritt, B. Hetrick, P. McCarter, J. Christlieb, W. Finkenbinder, F. Westcott Left to Right: L. McCrea, S. Bailey, C. Finkenbinder, P. Brough, E. Bowman, D. Mayberry. President: J. Christleib Vice-president: W. Finkenhinder Secretary-Treasurer: K. Hopkins AJ' .. Substitutes: D. Devore, K. Hopkins, M. Lloyd, B. Stum gr . i wifi, f Y , .6 Yea, Bulldogs! 'I Co-captains: D. Hockensmith, R. Smith. Coaches: Mr. Stewart, Mr. Godshall, Mr. Basehoar. Managers: M. Reid, C. Nelson. VARSITY SCORES Red Lion Biglerville Northern Susquenita Boiling Sprin Scotland Littlestown Gettysburg Camp Hill Shippensburg gS OPP. 33 46 20 20 20 13 7 56 56 440 First Row S. Taylor, S. Kuhn, D. Hockensrnith, H. Brant, R. Smith, D. Naugle, A. McCrea, D. Kennedy, J. Zeiglerg Second Row R Day B Wickard, D. Sheaffer, B. Lautsbaugh, D. Cutshall, D. Eckmun, D. Shoff, B. Thumma, R. Killian, J. Diller: Third Row D Boldosser, R. Kann, D. Cornrnan, L. Stone, J. Hoover, F. Myers, C. Horn, B. Shenk, W. Ludt, J. Kuntzg Fourth Row: T Durf C Fmkey, J. Miller, C. Jumper, S. Miller, E. Showaker, K. Tuckey, D. Spencer, E. Myers. H au: svmnn Rl 3 H. Brant End D. Kennedy End A. McCrea Center T. Durf Halfback QA- BIG SPRWG D. Naugle 57152521 Fullback f f, PF . :':,,' - 5 .L K 5 Q, , Siva .. f - . f E 4 25 . ' R. Smith Halfback J. V. SCORES BS. OPP Shippensburg 12 0 Susquenita 32 6 Camp Hill 0 12 Northern 28 0 Boiling Springs 28 0 Scotland 19 6 Stop the gameg I lost my contact. W l Cutchie-Cutchie Coo Patience fellows, there's enough of me for everyone. Ready for another long drive? A X Qi 0 I e I 1 gl!! N Crab your partner and promenade home! The enemy hunts his man! VARSITY SCORES Greencastle Camp Hill Littlestown Scotland Northern Shippensburg Greencastle Susquenita Gettysburg Biglerville Boiling Springs Camp Hill Littlestown Scotland Northern Shippensburg Susquenita Gettysburg Biglerville Boiling Springs Varsity Basketball 1967-1968 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES OPP. B.S. OPP 54 Greencastle 35 Camp Hill 29 Littlestown 39 Scotland 37 Northern 26 Shippensburg 42 Greencastle 47 Susqtlenita 33 Gettysburg 52 Biglerville 49 Boiling Springs 45 Camp Hill 40 Littlestown 53 Scotland 40 Northern 77 Shippensburg 48 Susquenita 45 Gettysburg 44 Biglerville 73 Boiling Springs 48 Henry Brant Mark Fry J im Goodhart fling Row: J. Mohler, B. Felix, M. Fry, M. Reid, W. Kennedyg Second Row: R. Smith, R. McBeth, J. Coodhart, D. Eckman, . rant. Bill Kennedy Mark Reid Randy Smith First Row: R. Killian, R. Myers fco-captains, Jr. V.Jg H. Brant, W. Kennedy fco-captains, V.Jg Second Row: J. Ziegler, J. Ziegler fman- ugersjg Third Row: Coach Paden, Coach Codshall. Togetherness Hey, you two, come down from there Bulldogs Dribble With Vitality, Shoot With Accuracy! So that's the Jolly Green Glam, huh? K d h h Hero, take lt, De VARSITY SCORES BS. OPP. Hershey 35 14 Biglerville 31 11 Waynesboro 54 0 Carlisle 33 11 Boiling Springs 35 14 Littlestown 53 3 Susquenita 25 15 New Oxford 50 9 Northern 18 22 Camp Hill 36 9 Newport 17 32 Shippensburg 31 14 Cumberland Valley 8 35 Scotland 49 2 - J- First' Row: D. Shumaker, J. Miller, J. Martin D Sheaffer, C. Finkey, R. Shenkg Second Row: J Kuntz Dwight Shumaker-95 Jimmy Miller-103 8-8-1 18-1-1 John Kuntz-138 Brad Lautsbaugh-145 15-4-0 io-6-0 Jack Martin-112 14-5-0 ' F 1 . J 1 Denny Hockensmith-154 5-5-1 D. Hockensmith, D. Gutshall, S. Kuhn, F. Myers, B. Lautsbaugh. J. VARSITY SCORES Hershey Biglerville Wayfnesboro Carlisle Boiling Sprin Littlestown Susquenita New Oxford Northern Camp Hill Newport Shippensburg gs B.S. OPP. 33 20 34 16 58 0 39 11 40 11 71 0 22 21 68 0 22 11 22 9 26 2-L 39 13 Dan Sheaffer-120 Carl Finkey-127 15-4-1 10-6-0 Don Cornman-165 Frank Myers Bob Shenk+133 18-2-0 Dave Cutshall-UNL ' -180 - 4-4-1 13-4-1 19-1-1 F irst Row: Coach Smith Couch Swanson Second Row: Coach Black Coach Dunsmorc Manager C. Nelson Who's got who? Ride 'em Cowboy! 4, 's . v Wc're rightAeveryone else is wrong! It may look weird, but it gets the kinks out of your back. , ..,,, ff--Ww,f- MMA, ,W .,X.fw,, ,,,m:,, . W, A V , -'mu-., , X,,, w,,umM J M, ,lf .Mi mm.. Frank strains to win. Shenk tries to hold his man. rfjfgx Q, XM ,Vx X X e A ,Nw li hh, A iUi'i'i1lf1f pi-ni'1 f' I, A .. mi x-,f BASEBALL SCORES . u B.S. OPP. Carlisle 2 5 Shippenshurg 3 4 Susquenita 18 6 Northern 10 5 Boiling Springs 4 5 Scotland 4 2 Shippenshurg 3 4 Susquenita 1 3 Northern 5 5 Boiling Springs 2 1 Northern 1 3 Scotland 5 1 Left to Right: Coach Swanson, Manager Shannon, Couch Berwald .Lg ,L ,,- - 1 52. First Row: L. Shope, P. Bouder, K. Tuckcy, J. Miller, D. Lehman, J. Mohler, K. Mortensen, B. Miller, Second Row: C. Horn, L. Singer, A. Hutchinson, B. Davidson, G. Hippensteele, J. Kumnierer, G. Aby, R. Mentzer, S. Fry, C. Peters, Third Row: D. Hockensmith, W. Kennedy, B. Felix, M. Reid, G. Meals, D. Donovan, D. Eckman, P. Stouffcr, D. Donovan, ,l. Mortenson, D. Hancock. Left to Right: A. Hutchinson, L. Shope, D. Eckman, G. Meals, D, Hancock, B. Miller Pitch ers J. Mortensen, S. Fry First Base K. Tuckey, W. Kennedy Catchers Left to Right: J. Kammerer, D. Hockensmith, D. Donovan Outfielders Left to Right: J. Mohler, K. Mortensen, J. Miller Second Base Left to Right: P. Bouder, R. Mentzer, B. Felix, G. Hippensteele, D. Lehman Outfielders Left to Right: G. Aby, L. Singer, C. Horn, D. Donovan, R. Davidson Outfielders Left to Right: C. Peters, P. Stouffer, G. Meals, D. Eckman Third Base Mark Reid Shortstop TRACK SCORES B.S. OPP. Boiling Springs 52 98 Gettysburg 63 87 Susquenita 79 71 Northern 98 52 Camp Hill 81 69 Greencastle 66 84 ,O N.....eyi1V '7, ima Left to Right: Coach Basehoar, Manager Morrison, Manager McKeehan Manager Mutterspaugh, Coach Shenk. First Row: J. Day, J. Kuntz, R. Myers, E. Luhn, M. Marshall, R. Shenk, baugh, S. Miller, S. Pattison, Second Row: J. Hoover, L, Stone, L. Bucher, R. J. Martin, S. Taylor, R. Day, R. Neidig, D. Sheafferg Third Row: W. Ludt, Swartz, M. Fry, H. Brant, R. Wetzel, D. Byers, R. O'Brien, B. Thumma, R. C. Jumper, L. Van Scyoc, D. Griffie, B. Hollen- Mohler, I. Basore, C. Westcott, C. Shughart, F. Myers, J. Zeigler, R. Killian, D. Hill, M McDermond, M. Freeman. I34 Left to Right: R . Mohler, S. Miller, R. Killian, B. Thumma, C, Jumper Triple and Broad Jumpers W Left to Right: J. Martin, S. Miller, W. Ludt, D. Sheaffer C. Jumper Pole Vaulters x9 K . :L -L, I5- ' L A ' 4 A 'A , L V Q V I W . E L 1 IL 5 ge L 2 L 1 .wf M in -7 ' ' 'S'7 5, A if L ,L 21' ' Wm. 15 Lff- - 29' W- 5 k ', V ' ' ' L A ' ' V ' i ' v 'g.L Ly' - L L gf 'N LL f j L L' L f',, 'f Eg in k.:k ii I X L 1 I A ,,, I MQ 1 K J QSYRQ -QV A SvS?kQ if -L, L L fig' 'A L '4' ?9f'i L: r ,L af. 1 I - L I L V, f 1 9 L Q' L f 'L 1 K .' L W 1 I W J,'- '-:' : : K'L'k - ' 1 L 1 L ,--,, :Lv L: f Leaf' :gpg V LL,. ww, ' L Q L 'L ' , gf, Lyi, LLL WLL,,. L L , ,IL , ,,1,,, L V L LL x ,LLi L 'V , L L ' L LL L L, 1, L I L L,'L , :fL 1 ',-, LL -- T ,,,f ',,L'f ' .:::' M. ' iw LL-Ly L H V .L 1 . L V -f .,, ,. - v L W L .L L L L L L Lx .L ' 1 y V .. V- J L' A :,- vu L LL - Yef:qffLyx A1 L L L , 5 f 5+ LL L , if L QL, A L LL if 4 lL L.u.LL ,, L -f r-if f Left to Right: F. Myers, E. Luhn, R. Mohler, R. Shenk High Jumpers X M I P f X If f V f Y Left to Right: J. Day, D. Byers, R. O'Brien Javelin . Left to Right: R. Day, J. Zeigler, F. Myers, C. Shughart L Stone Shot Put ,QE . , gn V AQ.. .MV ,Q F - M. M ' ,fm s,.. Left to Right: M. Marshall, S. Pattison, S. Taylor, R. Shenk, E. Luhn, D. Griffie H urdlers wwfwwi g -.pn Fzrst Row: J. Kuntz, D H111 L Van Scyoc B Hollenbaugh Second Row J Day R Kllllan M Fry H Brandt li . 'li .5 G lr, .:,Q:.. ,, -M -,gk .l,ly' ,. ,mx Left ro Right C. Jumper, M. Marshall, B. Thumma, C. Westcott, R. Neidig, M. Swartz, R. Myers Sprinters , .ft-f., 1. S ports in Review 1'- -2 ,Q X., XX K 1 xv u I 5. X J , . S XQV 4'? i bx-Q , E , S , i siifatwasiififffepf 3 QL ,JA I J l 7 ,,,.. I Y Y an in '3' .1 5 Q av' X 'I '4- ,f 'fa X , ' . -- , 1..,,,'. 'A ,zu 6, X- ' fel 4, ' .'-' 1' ff -141.3 ' M,1.i wfff,-.-J MQ s' ,-45,1f,--mg K , Q. G3 U x,jj f b f v. Efkiiwr , 135' 2 'FV' Q .M -. bi 'X if Q2 I V h .91 , ' 4'f '92Qf'L ' 51 5' -. 5 55 ' , 1 Q -. xg, K -, E .K . 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I.C.C. Ri 'rs Omg AND OO. Eas'l'ern U.S-. Newville Phone 776-3l88 Residence Shippensburg Phone 532-6336 M. J- MALL-Carlisle' Pa. ..,.'j --- ug- I , , IYIQTIIIH, I, A S3 P83 X QE ARNOLD MOTORS 6, Ponliac Cars-ln+erna'rional Trucks CEMENT PRODUCTS CO., INC. Concre+e Blocks Spring Roacl and High S+. Amedagiduds Carlisle, Pa. PHONE 249-2646 TESTED APPROVED Phone 24 3-5323 Carlisle Penna. Royal Typewrifers Office Furniiure Vic'Ior Adding and Renfalg c I I + M If s 1' 3aI:Sa.::a sifvixs uppws COMMUNITY CUT-RATE c. FREEMONT GRAHAM CUMBERLAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. IO9 Wes? LouI'I1er S+. Newyillel Pa, Carlisle. Pa- PHONE-776-5523 We Deliver PHONE 249-4922 CongraI'uIa+ions Seniors CompIimenI's of THE FIRST SWARTZ-MORTENSEN NANONAL BANK ENTERPRISES Scwe sl 333 ,f Ll ' I I f if il. , 0 NIH in NewvlIIe Pa New 'sn I ' 'NNI ' WN- 'KXYIlv eyllk EKYIXXQEVQYIIIE 'WHIxxxnN0 'ioeeeeeoeew 1 ' '9I.9,I,H.l ' - 2 2 '- Pl I49 VALLEY TIMES-STAR Congrafulafions fo Class of I968 1?-'S mfs oo K 4- uf Q BIG SPRING SUPER TH RIFT Big Spring HeigI1+s Telephone 776-36 I 3 NEWVILLE ELECTRIC Sales and Service sn s. High s+. Newville, Penna. Cerfified Norge Merii' Service FARMER'S TRUST CO. Your Home+own lndepencleni' Bank Carlisle. -Pa. NoRequ'I'T Lg T Sli Youre money e I eeoI XX! RICHARDSON 81 BRAN DT INSURANCE Rep ese Iing Ihe Besf in Siock and Muiual Companies All Forms of Insurancei and Mu+uaI Fund Inves+men+s WILLIAMS' LUMBER CO. Lumber MiIIworIc and BuiIcIing Suppiies Cherry SI'ree+ Newville, Pa. PHONE 776-54I3 1 M A UQ- I0 Big Spring Avenue ,'i,. 'i 57' NewviIIe, Pa. in-11 , ' ' -,K MARTIN BROS. GULF SERVICE PHONE 532-9853 . ALVIN L. MARTIN TfA E. King and Penn Sfreefs Shippensburg, Pennsylvania I7257 SWARTZ MOBIL SERVICE Main and High Sfreefs NewviIIe, Pennsyivania PHONE: 776-362 I CompIimen+s of TROPICAL TREAT DRIVE-IN U.S. II Soufh Shippensburg, Pa. A Good PIace Io Ear BOWMAN'S HARDWARE R. M. FRY, Prop. Hardware, PainI's, Oils, Wire Fencing Cemeni' and House Furnishings Sou+h High S+ree+ Newville, Pa. I724I Phone 776-52I4 I5I TOWN STATIONERY SHOP 43 W. King S+reeI' Shippensburg, Pa. CompIimen+s of MARTIN M. FEHL 81 SONS WaInu+ BoH'om, Pa. PHON ES 532-6332 776-3I62 Awnings, Sform Windows, Vene'I'ian Blinds, and Drapes Insurance of All Kinds GLENN IBucIcyI REBUCK Your Nafionwide Represen+a+ive Newville, Pa. Class of '40 CongraI'uIaI'ions 'ro I'I1e CIass of I968 HEBERLIC-5'S CAR WASH Newville, Pa. HearIies+ Congra+uIa+ions Io 'the Gradua+es TIME IS MY TRADE DAVID W. SHEETZ Wa'I'cI1maI:er-Jeweler 34 Eas'I Main Sfreef NewviIIe, Pa. PHONE 776-3796 SMITH SUNOCO SERVICE R. D. 7IfI-Carlisle Road Newville, Pennsyivania Closed Open Religious 9 A.M. and PaIrio+ic 7 P.M. Hoiidays CompIimen'I's of CUMBERLAND VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN Carlisle and Shippensburg CongraI'uIaI'ions Io Class of I968 We SeII Jusf Aboui Every'rI1ing BURKHOLDER'S PHARMACY PHONE 776-33I2 I5 Eas+ Main S+. Newville, Penna. Congrafulafions LONG'S LADIES SHOP I09 N. Hanover Sfreef Sporfswear Lingerie BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES 27 W. High Sf. Carlisle, Pa. ' ' Q75 Business Prinfing r 'W .---. Office Supplies if? Office Furnifure PHON E 243-3232 M Al C. V. - COOPERATIVE Feeds Ferfilizers DAD'S SINCLAIR SERVICE PHONE 776-35I4 Fairfield Sf. Newville, Pa. Farm Supplies Newville-Longsdorf-Greason Shippensburg-Chambersburg--Mechanicsburg GLICK SHOES I20 N. Hanover Sf. Carlisle Cumberland Counfy's Family Shoe Sfore J. P. BlXl..ER 81 SONS. INC. The Second Oldesf Hardware Sfore in fhe Unifecl Sfafes 2 Easf High Sfreef Carlisle, Pennsylvania I70I3 PHONE Um 243-4600 We Wish fhe Besf of Everyfhing for fhe Class of I968 THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF NEWVll.LE MEMBER OF F.D.l.C. FRY'S MARKET Corner of Fairfield and Rich Sf. Newville, Pennsylvania Terry '64 Diana '66 Kenf '67 Por+rai+s-Phofo Supplies Hallmark Gree'I'ing Cards and Parfy Goods KUHN'S STUDIO Shippensburg, Pa. GOODHARTS CHAS. F. GOODHART, Prop. Clofhing-Shoes 3l Soufh High Sfree+-Newville, Pa. C1 : --. Complimen+s GEORGE'S FLOWERS The Freshesf and Finesf in Flowers Carlisle, Penna. CH 3-2626 . f'fff413-i. P Q ! , To T in ' L JOAN-LEE BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL 46 Wes? High Sfreef Carlisle, Pa. PHONE-CH 9-2945 ZElGLER'S GULF SERVICE Lubrica+ion-Gas-Oil-- Washing Wheel Balancing PHONE 776-545i Newville, Pa. l724l To Our Leaders ' of Tomorrow ff ,J From +l1e Leaders in Dairy Proclucfs Try Our Golden Guernsey and Non-Fa'r Vif. A 8: D Milk 'For Finesf Flavor K RUG E R DAIRY Carlisle, Pa. The First National Bank OF SHIPPENSBURG INSURANCE AGENCY ,ff -,NR Newvslle R. D. 3, Pa. Phone 775-5213 553, J ji no ,nw , DONALD O. WEBBER, Sal man ' ll' W 6 , 'D I All N--1 mg- A-mmol? Comp e+e Service 5-Ef f 97 Counseling OFF STREET DRIVE -lN COMMUNITY ROOM '54 SHIPPENSBURG' PENNSY IA For Your Spor+ing Goods Complimenfs of and Equipmem REEVES-HOFFMAN See DIWSION SHEAFFER Bizos. Carlisle- PennSYlVa la SPORTING GOODS, INC. Hanover and Norfh S+ree+s Carlisle, Pennsylvania Zennh . Easy . Gibson CENTRAL PA. CARPET SPECIALISTS BEST TV 81 APPLIANCES Russ AND CARPETS R + R RUG CLEANING TV-Siereo- e rlgera.ors- anges UPHOLSTERING Washers and Dryers-Air Conclrhoners Bed for fhe Besl SSFVTCGH Arch and Bal+imore S+ree+s 0 Carlisle, Pa. Carlisle Pike R+. II Camp Hill, Pa. PHONE 532-2:58 CHBPQI 9-2904 - Kim! Sl- ZENITH Shippensburg, Pa. Poplar 6-0288 l Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of '68 REARICK DRESSELS 5-io-si.oo STORE FLJNFIFQL HPVE Newville Pa. ewvl e, ennsy Vanld Hear+ies'I' Congra+ula'l'ions +o fhe Graduafes From CARLISLE 46 N. High Sffeef I29-I3l N. Hanover S+. wgsfgfn Carlisle. Pd- Carlisle, Pa. Agfg A Business School Thar Can Home of Davis Tires A559CiU'9 Be Chosen Wilh Conliclencef and s'.'e Wizard Appliances I55 J. A. HARGLEROAD AND COMPANY 'Finesi' Meais in Shippensburgn 27 Wesi' King Sfreef KEllogg 2-40I3 Shippensburg, Pennsylvania REUBEN A. SHOOP FUNERAL HOME MICHAEL M. SHOOP-Licensed Assisiani' Class of i960 PHON E 776-36 I 2 24 Big Spring Avenue Newville, Pa. Complimenis of +l1e VALLEY BAKING COMPANY Shippensburg, Pa. Fine Pies, Calces, and Pasiry Q QQ RE PASTRIES JB AD V FM G. C. MURPHY CO. The Complefe Varie'I'y Sfore I40 Carlisle Plaza Carlisle, Pa. GALEN GATES 8: SON C I, + Dis1'inc1'ive Clo+hing omp 'men S for 'Phe S'l'yle Conscious Young Man! Formal Wear Ren'l'al Service ALL-EGHENY PEPSLCOI-A 20 E- King S+- BOTTLING CO. Slwippenburg, Pa. 20501: 7 Wea-uf PIIARMACV , 54E. King sr. Ter: 532-5812 snappensbnn Shippensburg Area Fun Cen+er Bowling... mmm: You ses me Billiards- Snaclc Bar MAGIC TRIANGLE' Trail! NAUGLE'S PARK LANES Memorial Park-Shippensburg CompIimen'Is of HOOVER'S PLUMBING 81 EUUU Amerlcan Sfandard HEATING INC. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 776-3063 R.D.fF2 N II , PIumbing FixI'ures Complimenfs of Your SHIPPENSBURG MOBIL DEALER TOLL GATE TAVERN AND RESTAURANT Sea Foods--CI1ops-Sizzling SI'eaIcs for ReservaI'ions Call 532-9835 Shippensburg, Pa. CompIimen'I's of NEWVILLE SHOE I4-I6 WasI1ing'ron S+. NewviIIe, Pa. AGWAY INC. Anyone Can Buy Here McFarland S+. NewviIIe, Pa. MJ MALL BARBER SHOP Carlisle, Pa. CompIimenI's of FOTO CRAFT CORPORATION MJ MALL Carlisle, Pa. CARLISLE SYLVANIA CREDIT SERVICE, INC CarIisIe, Pennsylvania 243-303I NEWVILLE B. B. STEARNS BOWLING ALLEY Regisfered Jeweler American Gem Socieiy 30 Wes'I' High Sireei' Carlisle, Pennsylvania Ttbdger-66 Serving +he iewelry needs of Big Spring High School Carolyn-68 ihree and one half decades. SAFEWAY CLEANERS and Harrisburg Garmeni' Cleaner 8: Dyers 30 Years of Experience 5I6-5l8 N. 2nd S'I'. I26 S. Union S+. Harrisburg. Pa. , Middleiown, Pa. I mclem n 232-29I8-234-40II I g 944-4I7I Carlisle Plaza b I .Qi 1. 3,329 xi .E , ' V' A LY This Year's Graduaiing Class ls Ideniical +o +he Fine New I968 Chevroleis . . . Drama'l'ic-Disrincfive-Daring CORDIAL CHEVROLET Congra'I'uIa'l'ions LEON K. WAGNER PARSON'S SUNOCO I WU? 8rLi.'z+af34 Compleie Aufo Service 25c Car Wash Tires and Accessories PHONE 532-4724 KATHRYN'S CORNER GIFT SHOP 508 Easi' Orange Sireei' Shippensburg, Pennsylvania I7257 Complimenis of HENDERSON'S SHOE STORE II8 N. Hanover SI. Ca rl I58 isle, Nxf BoYER's jqifll, Q 45 10 s i L if. '. fb' 9 9 . if ke,'fI'LLfl,'4 j K v Nr QUREGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Free Showings and EsIimaIes Cus+om Made Draperies Homes-Businesses Dress Fabrics-Sewing Notions KIR-BEC FABRIC SHOP I00 Easf King Sfreef Shippensburg, Pa. WILLIAM ASHBURN. Owner PHONE 532-45I8 CARLISLE NEWS CENTER Corner Hanover and Louiher School Supplies Teen Magazines Greefing Cards 4 A Es? Phone mg, FURNITURE sr APPLIANCES ,43,,,5, 7 I33-I39 N. Hanover S+. Carlisle, Pa. I70I3 V L. c. HULL, Prop. COMBINATION DRIVE-IN 802 WaInu+ Boffom Rd. Shippensburg, Pa. PHONE 532-6724 REIGLE VARIETY DISCOUNT STORE Low Prices Io Cui' 'Ihe Cosi' of Living Why Pay More? COOVER'S RADIO SERVICE RCA Television Sales and Service RADIO SERVICE svmumhomuuus Ah,-1 IBA RCA Whirlpool Appliances . VISIT NAUGLE'S PARKILANES Bowling-Billiards-Snack Bar A+ Memorial Pa ri! Shippensburg CompIimen+s of 6RAHAM'S SUNOCO 306 W. King S+. Shippensburg, Pa. 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