Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

F ' i , Q Q ' Q ' ' . I X ' ig T, E , 5 . f ' 3 5 5 5 1 i . I 4 i 3 52115 W W W KE THE MIRRGR Copyright 1953 Biglerville, Pennsylvania EDITOR-IN-CHIEF William C. Jacobs ASSOCIATE EDITOR Sarah C. Rice BUSINESS MANAGERS Julianne Coulson Robert E. Baker PRINTER The Craft Press, Inc. Page 2 Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homage due. With songs and praises ringing, our debts we owe to youg Other high schools have their colors, which are loved by young and old But the noblest and the fairest are Biglervil1e's black and gold. When we enter life's great battle, and high school days are o'er, We will think of thee and love thee as ne'er we've done before. Our hearts will surely linger, our lives will ever tell, We love you, alma mater, true hearted Biglerville. Page 3 Yearbook Staff First Row-Mr. C. P. Keefer, Douglas Taylor, Wilham Jacobs, Sarah Rice, Joan Wright, Thomas Arnold, Julianne Coulson. Second Row-Paul Slaybaugh, Barbara Madison, Jane Longenecker, Doris Bowers, Martha Fissel, Kenneth Gardner. Third Row-Nadine Lady, Pauline Slaybaugh, Ruth Mc- Curley, Shirley Emlet, Kathleen Byerly. Page 4 I N ex 5 In fl? K A .fi X5 10 X f .4Xx-A I .4f,,,'6, ,, P 5 gf? X N3 Lg ' j O F I CONTENTS 33 ADMINISTRATION SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH ACT! V ITI E S I HUMOR gy, A Z 'I ? I S E N I ORS 'III II? III o IQ H . Q. , Page 6 1, X 'W W Joint School Board First Row--Guy Deardorff, David Houck, Mrs. Pearl Wenk, Forrest Kanagy, john L. Boyer, Lloyd W. Kleinfelter, Rowe Martin, Edwin Minter. Second Row-Fremont Kuntz, Fred Lewis, Roy Heckenluber, Richard Trostel, Glenn Fetters, Arnold Orner, Luther Horick, Corman Day, Kenneth Alwine, Oscar Rice, Jr. Third Row-Ryland Garretson, Luther Lady, Hilbert Hoffman, George Weaver, George Schriver, Carl Taylor, Herbert Miller, Lloyd Garretson. School Commission First Row-Mrs. George Schriver, Mrs. Roy Starner, Mrs. Garnet Coble, Mrs. Blaine Walter, Mrs. Henry Wagner, Mrs. Clayton Jester. Second Row-Rev. Arbe Dorsey, Melvin Breighner, L. V. Stock, Glenn Kime, David Houck. Third Row-Paul Pitzer, Dale Crum, Donald Bosserman, Russell Hackman, Clyde Orner. Page 8 L. V. Stock, B. S., M. S. Supervising Principal Shippensburg State Teachers Pennsylvania State College Gettysburg College dministration A. M. Gordon C. L. Yost Social Studies Principal Gettysburg College Albright College Thompson Business College Gettysburg College Shippensburg State Teachers West Chester State Teachers Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania State College Page 9 C. P. Keefer B B Sheats Guidance Administration Elizabeth College Susquehanna University Millersville State Teachers Bucknell University Gettysburg College Columbia University Columbia University Pennsylvania State College Facult First Row-Mrs. Mary Diehl, Mrs. Mary Clouser, Mrs. Anna Sanders, Miss Mildred Walter, Miss Barbara Keller, Mrs. Barbara Lawver, Mrs. Ruth Crawford. Second Row-Mr. Lawrence Gulden, Mr. Hobart Benchoff, Mr. Eugene Haas, Mrs. Elizabeth Karschner, Mr. Samuel Ehlman, Mr. William Coradetti, Mr. Ralph Eckenrode. Third Row-Mr. Donald Ernst, Mr. Cecil Snyder, Mr. Richard Allison, Mr. Robert Reiter, Mr. Albert Drachbar, Mr. Harold Sanders, Mr. Frank Soloski, Mr. Clyde Cover. Page 10 Nothing Facult Humor NAME COLLEGES DEGREES SUBJECTS LIKES R. N. ALLISON Gettysburg, Western Maryland Chemistry, Physics Sports, photography H. E. BENCHOFF Lock Haven State Teachers History Good times, food, flowers M. L. R3dCllE8, GEfIySbl1I'g, Eliza- Mgdefn art, drama, literature bethtown W. L. CORADETTI KiIlg'S College Social Studies, English Everybody and everything C. R. COVER Millersville, PC1111 S13-IC M- E- D- Wood Shop, Mech. Drawing Eating, sleeping R, S, CRAWFORD Chambersburg Hospital School Nurse Rare steaks M, A, DIEHL Mansfield State Teachers Home Ec. Music A. DRACHBAR Mi11CfSVi11C State, Perm State Science, Geography Cherry pie R, L, ECKENRODE Shippensburg, Penn State, Commercial Peace and quiet Gettysburg S. A. EHLMAN Shippensburg, Columbia Un. A. M. Math, Biology Teaching Biology 8: Plane Geometry D. R. ERNST Shippensburg, Penn State M- Ed- English, Drivers Ed. Watching sports K, S, FRANTZ Catawba Home Ec. Sewing A. M. GORDON Gettysburg, Thompson Business M- E- D- History, P. O. D. History Coll., Shippensburg, Penn State L, W. GULDEN Gettysburg Math, Science Math, Science E, M, HAAS Gettysburg, Columbia M. A. Physical Ed., Social studies, All sports Health E. M, KARSCHNER Bl1CkDell Un., Rider College A., B. S. Commercial Photography C. P. KEEFER Elizabethtown, Penn State, Co- A., M.A. French, Math, Guidance Out-of-doors lumbia Un., Millersville State, Gettysburg B, A. KELLER Perm State Art Art and music G. G. REITER Gettysburg, Gettysburg Semi- B. D. Math, Guidance Raising rabbits nary, Lock Haven, Temple A. W. SANDERS Western Maryland, Penn State, M. A. English, Librarian Reading Lebanon Valley, john Hopkins H- W- SANDERS TCUIPIC, Westefn Md- M. A. English, Instrumental music Regular schedule B- B- SHEATS Susquehanna UH-, B11CkIlCll UD-, M. S. Math, Latin Good times, friendly people Columbia Un. C- R- SNYDER Penn State M. S. Vocational agriculture F. E. SOLOSKI California State Teachers Metal shop, Mech. drawing Sports D. E. STIERLY Ursinus College Health, Physiqal Fd, Fogd L. V. STOCK Shippensburg State, Gettysburg M. S. Teaching and administrative work College, Penn State . M. A. WALTER Gettysburg Social studies Spaghetti 1. W. WHITE University of Maryland Vicational agriculture Living around this section C. L. YOST Albright, Gettysburg, West ., M. A. jr. and Sr. Choruses To listen to Band of America hour, Chester, Penn State also Saturday afternoon Operas B. K. LAWVER Lebanon Valley, Penn State Music Living W. MacBETH Penn State, Shippensburg Home Nursing, Hunting and fishing v School Nurse DISLIKES Sleepless nights Getting up early War, undemocratic ideas People who constantly com- plain Noisy people, people who do not cooperate Chewing gum Noise None Correcting papers Turnips Parsnips None Disrespectful people Confusion Commotion Noisy boys Raising money Chewing gum Broken band periods None Disrespectful people Present policy of financial support to education Icy roads Green shirts and green neck' ties Chewing gum Doing dishes Page 12 I nB0bn know. Gene Ramon Motter Ed Academic Don't go wild Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 125 A cap- pella Choir 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Class Vice-President 125 B-Club 11, 125 Student Council 11, 12 5 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 The Unseen Way 115 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 12. Pretty eyes . . . will look at anything in a skirt . . . likes to play hooky . . . noisy . . . that sharp Plymouth . . . nice- looking. Fenwe Terry Craig Lower Hen Academic Take it easy Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12 5 Intramural Soft- ball 1O, 11, 125 Class Treasurer 125 B-Club 11, 12. Hails from Guernsey . '. . our tall basketball player . . . enjoys talking in assemblies . . . swell guy . . . happy-go-lucky. Page 14 K I , f, jr! Robert Eugene Baker No kiddin' Industrial Class President 10, 125 Homeroom President 115 Football 10, 11, Manager 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Stu- dent Council 10, 11, President 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Popular . . . likes a certain junior Lou . . . good-looking . . . our president . . . good baseball player . . . swell guy to Paul William Slaybaugh Industrial Don't get that in your head Baseball 10, 11, 125 President of Homeroom 125 Class Secretary 11, 125 Vice-President of Student Council 125 B- Club 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Hails from Tabor . . . swell guy . . . girls CHmmmJ . . . nice-looking . . . another one of our good pitchers . . . tease. A I Lg 2 . z fi :' I . :.5,,,.,,.tt., , ., ,t,t5w,i25L, A, gm sir? 1 s P1 A. t , fag, '31 if 937 shy! QW 1 'ti gsm? i ti 2 I M 12521 fiisgit sms 5 ywsrmtg w t t gt, Q as K sg, s 11 1 Q pwsgr 505 ,515 2 -.gf k'::fs:r:n-: :EA 1 : 3: A.: .Q ,, 5 0 3, A w e 515:25 , Qaida 1 fre-2.1. . Dolores Mae Arentz Dolly Vocational Oh! My glory Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 123 Operetta 11, 123 Intramural Softball 103 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12 3 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 12 3 Public Speaking Club 113 F. H. A. Club 123 Social Dancing Club 123 Senior Art Club 12. Always laughing . . . one of the F. H. A. girls . . . seen time. Thomas Edward Arnold Tom Academic No stuff Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 123 A cappella Choir 11, 12 3 Operetta 12g Football 121 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 123 B-Club 123 B-Hi Times Reporter 103 Photography Editor The Mirror 123 Arcgery Club 10, 113 Red Cross Council 113 Social Dancing Clu 10. Good sport . . . swell kid to know . . . interested in girls??? . . drives a jeep . . . quiet . . . that haircut. F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. with F1ossie . . . never serious . . . likes to have a good . 1 'iujfif-s,. - 3 - 2 1 . wait 12 Y 5 at W... ik T553 ,,.: K Clarence Lester Arnsberger Clarence Vocational My Garsh One of the Ag. boys . . . dislikes girls . . . quiet. t x I if Dean William Baldwin 5 3 A I ,. Dean Industrial , . --Aw No 3 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. 3 3 Quiet and bashful . . . one of the shop boys . . . travels if with Galen . . . not interested in girls . . . tall. , g el'??fE ' ' V ' '- f 4 Wai- If lciffli135-5355554 4 ff'Nara-141,-::1sE:' . Page 15 Iona Fay Beam Iny Vocational Ah! Heck Intramural Basketball 10, 113 Intramural Volleyball 10, 113 F. H. A. 123 Square Dancing 10. Future homemaker . . . seen with Carolyn . . . nice-looking . . . pretty smile . . . nice to know. Doris jean Bowers Jean Commercial I reckon Girls' Chorus 10, IIQ Mixed Chorus 10, 11g Operetta 11g Student Council 123 Student Advisor Journalism Club 123 Handbook Stan' 113 B-Hi Times 10, 11, Editor 123 Humor Editor The Mirror 123 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay - prompter 123 Square Dancing 103 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Our Times editor . . . interested in a certain bus-driver . . . cute . . . nice personality . . . loves to laugh. Kathleen Louise Byerly Kitty Commercial I'm hungry Intramural Softball 103 B-Hi Times Typist 12g Assistant Art Editor The Mirror 123 Square Dancing 103 Art Club 123 Social Dancing Club 123 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12g F. H. A. Treasurer 123 The Kilroys 12. One of the F. H. A. girls . . . often seen with Ronnie . . . likes to eat . . . nice friend. Curtis Leroy Cline ,, 1. -Abe ', f V I I don't get it 'H Curt Vocational Basketball 10, 113 F. F. A. Basketball 123 Intramural Soft- P, ball 10, 11, 123 F. F. A. 10, 11, 123 Patrol 10. ,sq Future Farmer . . . big tease . . . studious?? . . . likes sports A Q1 ii . . . swell guy . . . woman - Hmmm . . . likes to run around. V N3 My Wm kk 3 M3224 ttluil S Y egg ff 1 S Page 16 Louise Elizabeth Cline , Liz Commercial Oh, sure a couple times Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 10, -115 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Softball 115 Softball Manager 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12 5 Patrol 125 Social Dancing 125 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Known as Liz . . . doesn't think much of school . . . haunts G-burg . . . seen with Ducky . . . favorite name is Bill. Janet Elizabeth Cluck Janie Academic You know Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12 5 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Football Cheerleader 11, 125 Track 115 Softball 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volley- ball 1O, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 105 Student Council 125 Social Dancing 12. Neat dresser . . . her heart belongs to ??? . . . popular . . . one of our peppy football cheerleaders . . . likes soft- ball . . . nice friend . . . likes French?? Darlene Marie Cooley ' Darlene Commercial Well, for crying out loud ,Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Operetta 11, 125 B-Club 125 The Kil- roys 125 F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Art Club 125 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Hails from Wenksville . . . seen with Kitty . . . one of the Stanley salesgirls . . . future homemaker. s l if V Robert William Corbett fL,: .,f if A I, Jim Industrial ,L u v --You don-t say It .,55 g Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . woman-hater . . . one of the shop boys. fffjf2f'7g I ' '- A e 5-c sam frfiftffs' if Page 17 Clyde Gardner Coulson Clyde Industrial The Old Boys Senior Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Quartet 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 11, 125 District Chorus 105 Adams County Chorus 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Safety Patrol 105 Stage Crew 11, 12. Loves to tease the girls . . . good athlete . . . drives a Ply- mouth with holes in it . . . noisy . . . his heart belongs to??? . . . nice-looking. Julianne Coulson Judy Academic Hoy how be ye? Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Senior Band Treasurer 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 10, 11, 125 County Band 115 Student Council Treasurer 105 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 105 In- tramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 125 B- Club 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10 5 Business Staff 115 Co-manager CB-Hi Timesj 125 Business Manager The Mirror 125 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 12. Lots of fun , . . crashes those cymbols . . . good basketball forward . . . Sonny on her mind . . . likes to sing bass . . . enjoys a good time. Rodney Earl Dunlap Rodney ' Commercial Holy Cow Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 11, 125 A cappella Choir 125 Operetta 11, 125 Spring Musical 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 115 Sports Editor 125 Boys' Home Ec. Club 10 5 Art Club 125 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. . Our tall boy . . . first half of commercial boys . . . not in- terested in girls . . . quiet - at times. Vaughn James Dunlap Vaughn Vocational F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. One of the Ag. boys . . . dislikes girls . . . quiet . . . wins F. F. A. awards. Page 18 Shirley Nadine Emlet Shirley Commercial Ah ! Heck Mixed Chorus 115 Girls' Chorus 115 Operetta 115 Spring Musical 115 Intramural Basketball 105 Intramural Softball 10 5 Intramural Volleyball 105 B-Hi Times Typing Manager 125 Assist. Typing Manager The Mirror 125 Banking Assistant 125 Square Dancing 105 Social Dancing 125 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Shortest girl . , . efficient typist . . . certain interest in the Army . . . quiet . . . nice to know . . . head-typist of the T1mes. Martha Mae Fissel Martha Commercial I don't know, why? Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Girls' Trio 11, 125 Band Color Guard 125 Home-room Vice-President 115 Intramural Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 105 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter and Typist 125 Typing Manager The Mirror 125 Handbook Staff 115 The Kilroys' 125 Senior Honor Society 11, Secretary 125 Square Dancing 105 Com- mercial Home Ec. Club 12. Cute . . . a G. C. Murphy girl . . . good commercial student . . . pretty hair . . . seen with Flick . . . one of the big three. Shirley Mae Flickinger Flick Commercial Oh! My word Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Band Color Guard 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 105 Basketball Manager 11, 125 B-Club 125 B-Hi Times Reporter and Typist 125 Senior Honor Society Treasurer 11, 12 5 The Kilroys 125 Commer- cial Home Ec. Club 12. Future secretary . . . interest in the Air Force - Ray, of course . . . neat dresser . . . quite a gum-chewer . . . lots of fun. Martha Arlene Frazier Marty Commercial Touching, isn't it? Mixed Chorus 115 Girls' Chorus 115 Operetta 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Intramural,Basketball 105 Intramural Volleyball 105 Intramural Softball 105 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Commercial Home EC. Club 12. Pretty black hair . . . gives impression of being quiet . . . doesn't like school . . . nice personality . . . boys fHmmmj . . . a citizen of Chestnut Hill. Page 19 Margaret Elizabeth Freed Betty Academic Oh! Good heavens Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 10, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basket- ball 1O, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Advertising Manager 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10. Always seen with Max . . . likes typing??? . . . talkative Qespecially in P. O. DJ . . . lots of fun . . . llirtatious. gi, jerry Treamaine Funt A Jeremiah Industrial Put it on the bill I :HA I Baseball Manager 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 12 5 ' iii Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Homeroom President 105 9 Stage Crew '10, 11, 12. M M Class clown . . . makes frequent trips to the oliice . . . likes ' -A to tease . . . daydreaming of?? - who knows? . . . our short- 3 . ' 5 est boy. . ' V itsi lltii 5 I sr's gs., Shirley Ann Funt Funt Vocational Ah! No kidding Mixed Chorus 105 Intramural Basketball 105 Intramural Soft- ball 105 Intramural Volleyball 115 Operetta 125 F. H. A. 125 Pep Club 105 Square Dancing 105 Social Dancing 12. Future homemaker . . . pretty hair . . . neat figure . . . nice to know . . . seen with Barb. Kenneth Gibson Gardner Kenny Commercial I did.n't feel it B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Art Editor 125 Art Editor of The Mirror 125 Secretary of Home Room 125 The Kilroys 11, 125 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 125 Boys' Home Ec. Club 105 Commercial Home Ec. Club 125 Art Club 12. Second half of the commercial boys . . . likes the girls . : . our Art Editor . . . doesn't like homework . commercial girls' slave . . . sweet sixteen and never been kissed. Page 20 Elson Clair Grim Jake Industrial What did you say? Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Track 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Popular . . . good looking . . . big pest . . . interest in a certain blonde . . . that De Sota . . . good athlete . . . neat dresser . . . enjoys talking to the girls . . . the studious type?? Shirley Louise Hackenberg Hackie Commercial Really though Mixed Chorus 115 Girls' Chorus 115 Operetta 115 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Student Council Vice President 105 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intra- mural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 125 The Kilroys 11, 125 B-Club 12. Hails from Goodyear . . . toots a clarinet . . . cute . . ., neat dresser , . . swell friend . . . man hater Chmmmlj . . . future Secretary . . . that dimpled chin. Fern Anita Hartzel Fern Commercial I'll be darned Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 10, 115 Spring Musical 105 Intramural Basketball 10, 115 Intra- mural Softball 105 Intramural Volleyball 105 Girls' Track 105 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Square Dancing 105 Senior Art Club 12. Ward on her mind . . . nice to know . . . earnest student . . . one of the Commercial gang . . . Mr. Gordon's secretary. Shirley Ann Heller Charlie Academic Aw fer pity sakes Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 A cap- pella Choir 11, 125 Girls' Sextette 115 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Patriot News Correspondent 125 Magazine Campaign Manager 12. A certain interest in Sth district . . . Oh! that giggle . . . that short hair . . . likes French . . . toots a clarinet . . . seen with Bormie. Page Z1 . -' pa ' 1527 ,- .1,54.5,5M. ,f ,,. 5 .. -.Q W I Robert Earl Heltibridle Helti Vocational Knock it off Senior Chorus 125 Acappella Choir 125 Boys' Chorus 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, President 12. Future farmer . . . our track star . . . blushes easily . . . likes the girls . . . that black Chrysler . . . hails from Heidlers- burg . . . big tease . . . serious typist. fl S- Q Q. . W1 5 if Q . 52 Q . ' gg ti5i:2z'1 ,f . a2Z3g'Wi-i x S . ., 'fa 3 X s 5 ,W 5 1. , J , Y 31 may . 5 ' - 1 'gf,..5 L - W ' i 3. 1 m .lka ,sr . , ,.,.4 Doris Jane Henderson Ducky Commercial Oh! Man Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 10, 115 Spring Musical 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 115 Intra- mural Volleyball 10, 115 Softball Manager 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Safety Patrol 125 Social Dancing 12. Drives a Pontiac . . . man hater??? . . . nice to know . . . horse lover . . . seen with Liz. Helen Pauline Jacoby William Calvin acobs Bill Academic uAuu Mixed Chorus 11, President 125 Boys' Chorus 11, 125 Acappella Choir 11, 125 Operetta 11, 125 Boys' Octet 125 Football 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Editor of The Mirror 125 Student Council 11, 125 Tribunal 115 Social Dancing 125 Archery Club 10. Our Editor . . . prospective minister . . . swell fellow . . . neat dresser . . . pretends he dislikes females , . . good foot- ball player . . . popular. Helen Commercial It ain't funny Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Softball 125 Intra- mural Softball 105 Intramural Basketball 105 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Typist 125 The Kilroys 125 Social Dancing 11, 125 Art Club 125 Public Speaking 115 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. One of the Commercial girls . . . the short of it . . . nice to know . . . daydreaming of whom??? Page Z2 Florence Cecelia Kane Flossie Vocational Oh, No! Mixed Chorus 125 Girls' Chorus 125 Operetta 125 Spring Musical 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 105 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Square Dancing 105 Social Dancing 12. Hails from Gardners . . . one of the F. H. A. girls . . not interested in boys . . . quiet . . . seen with Dolores. janet Arlene Kime Kimey Commercial Boy-oh-boy Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 11, 125 F. H. A. 105 Square Dancing 105 Intramural Softball 10, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 125 Varsity Softball 11, 125 Girls' Track 11, 125 Social Dancing 11, 12. That laugh . . . a Stone jug gal . . . lots of fun . . . noisy . . likes the Marines . . . would like to join WAFS. Donald Glenn Kline Shakespeare Industrial Wel .... 1 I'll tell you now Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acap- pella Choir 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 B-Club 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 125 Kilroys 11, 125 Patrol 10, 11, 125 Home Ec. Club 105 Social Dancing 11. That red hair . . . interested in a certain sophomore . . . that tenor voice . . . blushes easily . . . likes to argue. Harvey Paul Kluck Harve Industrial Well, I'll be jiggered Basketball 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 11, 125 B-Club 12. Big tease . . . favorite name is Joan . . . one of the shop boys . . . quite a pitcher . . . nice-looking . . . likes fun. Page 23 Nadine Alta Lady Nan Academic Oh, No! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Acap- pella Choir 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 123 Senior Band 10, 11, President 123 County Band 11, 123 Basket- ball Cheerleader 10, IIQ Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 123 In- tramural Basketball IO, 11, 123 B-Club 11, 123 B-Hi Times Re- porter 10, 11, 123 Assistant Humor Editor The Mirror 123 Senior Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 123 But Fair Tomorrow 103 Peter Pan Club 11, Vice President 12. Pretty eyes . . . goes for Danny in a big way . . . nicei per- sonality . . . neat dresser . . . drummer-girl. Martha Jane Longenecker Jane Academic Holy mud Mixed Chorus 10, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 123 Operetta 10, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 12g County Band 11, 123 Senior Honor Society 11, President 123 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 B-Club 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports Editor The Mirror 123 Student Council 11, 123 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 12. Most popular . . . a steady with jake . . . nice to know . . . good basketball player . . . dresses neat . . . cute. Barbara Ann Madison Barb Commercial I think I'll wait Mixed Chorus 11, Vice President 123 Girls' Chorus 11, 123 Operetta 11, 125 Girls' Trio 11, IZQ Spring Musical 11, 123 County Chorus 11, 123 Acappella Choir 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Intramural Volleyball 11, 123 B-Club 123 B-Hi Times Reporter and Typist 123 Literary Editor The Mirror 123 Senior Honor Society 11, 123 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Newcomer - but shq's Ben around . . . cute . . . seen with Paul . . . drives a green Chevy . . . nice personality . . . last-minute girl. Ruth Caroline McCurley Rouchie Academic Makes meg no, never mind Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12 3 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12 3 Intra-mural Volleyball 10, 11, 12 3 Intramural Softball 103 Assistant Snap- shot Editor The Mirror 123 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 123 Art 123 Square Dancing 103 Archery 103 Social Dancing 12. -Future nurse . . . that red hair and temper! . . . Dale on her mind . . . nice to know . . . cute. Page 24 C sf, f Kenneth Edward Mickley llKennyil That's for sure Mixed Chorus 125 F. F. A. Assistant Secretary 10, Secretary 11, 125 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11. Future farmer . . . has mind on Earlene . . . . . quiet - at times . . . never has a worry. wfgwsqffi M'l'?m5 'K' B fp iifssigaeffjsi? w .. wt:5g.15fti'g1 M 5f5SE5?:5?5455?5 .Y f3WKt5?t5. f .. 1215 5, . ..,. - 5: 'W I ,. , ' hisssifxfa . f O P11 b4 D.- 0 'U E2 W' fb P1 O H D fb J' 'va F' egg if 5 ti S it 1 Ge . 1 . . x il z wal' at .wt . if . P I , .URI X Q is 26 5132, g 'wi 1 55 A 4 . N s sz mfg , ., lf, . Xa , 1 nsonny.. You Ethiopian Football 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, Softball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Hails from Bendersville . . . handsome . . . good football player . . . Judy's the gal for him . . . doesn't take school seriously. Max Rodney McKinney Max Industrial I'll be jiggered' Baseball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intra- mural Softball 10, 11, 125 Homeroom President 105 Student Council 105 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Good-looking . . . steady with Betty . . . clown . . . one of the shop boys . . . nice to know . . . easy going. Vocational , likes to tease Galen Dean Miller Industrial Baseball 105 Stage Crew 11, 12. not very interested in girls . . . seen with Prince Shy . . . 4 . . . hangs out in Gettysburg. Industrial 125 Intramural 11, 125 B-Club Page 25 A ix. ,I tt., at Q fi X 'i 1 X we its - 15 55 givin., u s e 1 f7 S :-5 I .- 1 2 ' I fy g rqiii gecjigiitaf-?y'Wi2 . Q is is r A 5 ty 1 . E 1 5 gf its Q si Robert William Pyles Smokey You tell me and we'll both know F. F. A. Basketball 10, 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. That grin . . . Joyce on his mind . . . occasionally seen in school . . . likes to loaf . . . fun. Ernest Eugene Pyles Albey Industrial Dear me Stage Crew 10, 11. Likes to tease . . . doesn't care for school . . . one of the shop boys . . . not interested in girls. Vocational Burdel Monett Rexroth Bonnie Academic Thunderation Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times reporter 10, 11, News Editor 125 Patriot News Correspondent 125 B-Club 11, 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 115 Intramural Softball 105 Art Club 125 Social Dancing 12 5 Public Speaking Club President 11 Bookworm . . . sense of humor . . . one of those few French students . . . not interested in boys . . . nice personality. Sarah Carolyn Rice Sarah Academic Oh! For Pete's sake Mixed Chorus 10, 11, Pianist 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Pianist Boys' Chorus 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sextet 115 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 11, 125 Intra- mural Volleyball 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 115 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Feature Editor 125 Associate Editor The Mirror 125 Handbook Staff 115 Student Council 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 11, President 12. Good pianist . . . nice to know . . . neat dresser . . . our co-editor . . . quiet . . . hails from A-ville. Page 26 Barbara Ann Roth Barb Vocational No kiddin' Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 11, 123 Operetta 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 113 Intramural Softball 103 Intra- mural Volleyball 10, 113 F. H. A. 11, President 123 Art Club 123 Social Dancing 123 Square Dancing 10. Future homemaker . . . cute . . . favorite name is Dave . . . nice personality . . seen with Funt. oyce Dolores Sanders Joy Commercial No kidding! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Softball 103 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Girls' Track 113 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Business Manager 123 The Kilroys 123 Banking Assistant 123 Art 123 Social Dancing 103 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Good commercial student . . . often seen with Bobby . . cute . . . nice to know . . . always good for a laugh. Patricia Ann Sheats Pat Vocational That takes the cake Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12 3 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Operetta 123 J. V. Basketball 10, 113 Intramural Volleyball .10, 113 Intramural Softball 103 F. H. A. 123 Square Dancing 105 Social Dancing 10. Our tall gal . . . likes a certain Paul . , . one of Mrs. Diehl's girls . . . cute . . . nice personality . . . lots of fun. Paulme Virginia Slaybaugh Paul Commercial Danged Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12Q Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 10, 11, 123 County Band 11g Girls' Trio 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 Acappella Choir 11, 123 Homeroom President 123 Class Treasurer 113 Student Council Secretary 10, 11, 123 J. V. Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 123 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Girls' Track 113 Intramural Softball 103 B-Club 11, 123 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Sports Editor 123 Assistant Literary Editor The Mirror 123 Kilroys 123 Senior Honor Society 11, 123 Handbook Staff 103 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12, Drives an air-conditioned '36 Ford . . . good basketball play- er . . . interested in her namesake . . . nice personality . . . lots of fun 4 . . another citizen of Chestnut Hill. Page 27 Donald Ernest Snyder Duke Vocational What's it to you? Baseball 10, 11, 123 F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basket- ball 10, 11, 12. Oftice trouble . . . mischievous type . . . likes basketball . . . doesn't like girls . . . seen with Curt. Kenneth Ray Snyder Ken Vocational Oh, go set on the fence F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Likes girls, but won't admit it . . . big pest . . . that red hair . . . another o1'rice boy. Paul Eugene Spertzel Paul Academic uYeau Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Acappella Choir 11, 12g Operetta 10, 11, 12g Band 103 Intra- mural Softball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . drives a Studebaker . . . likes Mr. Sheat's daughter . . . one of the stage crew boys . . . another Tabor boy. Galen Dean Starner Ebert Industrial Holy man Basketball 10, 11g Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Seen but not heard . . . not interested in girls . . . Goodyear boy . . . likes sports. Page 28 Gene Albert Starry 'Speedy Industrial What is it worth to you? Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Stage Crew 11, 125 B-Club 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acappella 'Choir 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 12. From down Five Points way . . . nice-looking . . . likes to tease the girls . . . ardent worker??? . . . that dimpled chin. Pauline Aletha Stoner Whitie Commercial Ah, heck ! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 115 Homeroom Vice-President 125 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Art 125 Social Dancing 115 F. H. A. 105 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Interested in a certain post-graduate . . . likes P. O. D. . . . good commercial student . . . cute. Philip Leon Stoner Flip Vocational Holy cow Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 115 F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Doesn't like school . . . enjoys running around . . . future farmer . . . one of the B-ville gang. Margaret Mae Sullivan Margaret Commercial I forgot Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 115 Operetta 115 Art Club 125 Public Speaking Club 115 Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Shy . . . blushes easily . . . nice girl . . . pretty hair . . . our man-hater . . . earnest worker. Page 29 Carolene Louise Taylor Carolyn Vocational Don't know, do you? Intramural Basketball 10, 11, Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, F. H. A. 11, 12, Square Dancing 10. Hails from Flora Dale . . . teased by the boys . . . seen with Pat . . . 8th period allergies. Charles Douglas Taylor Doug Academic That's all you know about it Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Acap- pella Choir 11, 12, Mixed Octet 11, Boys' Octet 12, Boys' Quartette 12, Operetta 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, Basketball 11, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Snapshot Editor The Mirror 12, Peter Pan Club 11, 12. Country-club boy . . . windy . . . those tenor solos . . noisy . . . cowboy . . . our snap-shot editor. Marvel Catharine Taylor Sue Commercial Well for cryin' out loud! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, Spring Musical 10, 11, 12, Operetta 11, 12, F. H. A. 10, 11, 12, Art Club 12, Commercial Home Ec. Club 12. Quiet . . . gets work done on time . . . good commercial student . . . seen with Earlene . .. not interested in boys. Kenneth Harper Trimmer Ken Industrial --Anytime Football 10, 11, Track 10, B-Club 11, President 12, Stu- dent Council 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. One of the Chestnut Hill boys . . . quiet at times . . . nice guy . . . seen with Fenwe . . . studious - sometimes. Page 30 Virginia Mary Walde Earlene Anita Tuckey Turkey Commercial I know what you mean Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 11, 123 Operetta 11, 123 Spring Musical 11, 123 Homeroom Vice-President 11Q B-Hi Times Typist 123 F. H. A. 103 Social Dancing 123 Art 12. Nice to know . . . gives the impression of being quiet . . . Ken's my man . . . future secretary. Ginny Commercial For cow sake Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 103 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Acappella Choir 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 Band 11, 12 3 Homeroom President 11g Class Vice-President 11g Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Softball 105 President, Square Danc- ing 1O3 B-Hi Times Circulation Manager 123 The Kilroys 123 Social Dancing 113 Student Council 11, 123 Commercial Home EC. Club 12. Waitin' for the male to come in . . . talkative . . . chased by the boys . . . pretty . . . dresses neat. if . . I f I 2 ' f ,M 3, f 3 ..,. 25:5 'if a:,wwf.4 1' -Q 3? . fir ti 3 3 nag.,-wife . , if 355 Laedzflnraadls 121 .2 ..Jo-10,, joan Louise Wright Well, holy cow Donald William White Don Industrial Now or never Football 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Allergic to work . . . one of Mr. Cover's boys . . . good football player . . . gives impression of being quiet. Commercial Mi'xed Chorus 11 12 Girls' Chorus 11, 12 Aca ella , 3 S PP Choir 123 Operetta 11, 123 Spring Musical 11, 123 Majorette 10, 11, Head 123 Class President 11g Tribunal Secretary 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Softball 103 Girls' Track 10, 11g Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 123 Homeroom Presi- dent 103 B-Club 123 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, Associate Editor 12 3 Assistant Photography Editor The Mirror 123 The Kilroys 11, 123 Handbook Staff 113 Social Dancing 11Q Commercial Home Ec. Club 123 Pep Club 11, 12. Steady with Harve . . . seen with Ginny . . . one of the commercial gang . . . our sharp head majorette . . . nice personality. Page 31 Our Advisor Albert Drachbar The Class of '55 express their sincere appreciation for our genial and generous advisor who has always been willing to help us with all our problems. Many diilicult situations have been made easy by your sympathetic guidance. The years under your direction will always be remembered as pleasant ones. Page 32 Page 33 Class Will Dolores Arentz, will my typing ability to Edna Kessler. Tom Arnold, will my Jeep stationwagon to anyone who likes bouncy rides. Clarence Arnsberger, will B. H. S. to all underclassmen. Robert Baker, will my baseball ability to anyone who can overcome my tough luck, especially at Boiling Springs. Dean Baldwin, will my English book to Clifford Taylor. Iona Beam, will my P. O. D. book to Gloria Griffe. Doris Bowers, will my front seat in selling class to anyone who can continue getting F's. Kathleen Byerly, will my '38 Chevy to anybody who can drive it. Curtis Cline, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Richard Carey. Louise Cline, will my P. O. D. book to Doris Rose. Janet Cluck, will my clothes to Earleen Thomas. Darlene Cooley, will B. H. S. to my brother. Robert Corbett, will my English book to whoever wants it. Clyde Coulson, will my althletic ability to Terry Hutton. Julianne Coulson, will my basketball ability to Betty Starry. Rodney Dunlap, will my tallness to Larry Peters in the ninth grade. ' Vaughn Dunlap, will all of my luck to Jarry Kuntz. Shirley Emlet, will my date nights to someone who can use them. Martha Fissel, will my B to anyone who is scared of the initiation. Shirley Flickinger, will my shorthand ability to Elsie Miller. Martha Frazier, will my black hair to Mr. Keefer. Betty Freed, will my flag to anyone big enough to hold it down. Jerry Funt, will my baseball management to Mr. Allison so he can beat Boiling S rin s. Shiiley iiunt, will my long fingernails to Dorothy Johnson. Kenneth Gardner, will my Kilroy plays to Mrs. Clouser. Elson Grim, will my behavior to Paul Harmon. Shirley Hackenberg, will my driving ability to Patsy Wright. Fern Hartzel, will my selling book to my sister. Shirley Heller, will my 1952 driver's license to Sally Shetter. Robert Heltibridle, will my track shoes to Garry Beidler. Doris Henderson, will my parking space to any Pontiac. William Jacobs, will the basketball scoreboard to Mr. Shears. Helen Jacoby, will my driving ability to Jean Myers. Florence Kane, will my P. O. D. book to Elsie Miller. Janet Kime, will my laugh to Mr. Eckenrode. Page 34 Donald Kline, will my stupidity to Mr. Cordetti. Harvey Kluck, will my pitching ability to Lee Dugan, especially in the Boiling Spring's game. Nadine Lady, will my ability to get Mr. Sheats to open locked doors to anyone who doesn't like to keep their coats in lockers. Jane Longenecker, will my sneakers to anyone who has feet big enough to fit them. Terry Lower, will my knitting needles to Donald Kuhn. Barbara Madison, will my nights at home to any girl whose boyfriend is in the Marines. Ruth McCurley, will my knack for getting into trouble to Rhoda Cluck. Max McKinney, will my admiration of Carlisle to anyone who likes a good school. Kenneth Mickley, will my position as secretary in F. F. A. to Gene Shaffer. Dean Miller, will my old worn out shotgun to anyone who likes to hunt. Gene Motter, will the bass drum to anyone who can play it. Clyde Orner, will my driving ability to anyone who can use it. Eugene Pyles, will my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone that wants it. Robert Pyles, will my hot temper to Clarence Arnsberger. Burdel Rexroth, will my dates to my cousin, Alice Rexroth. Sarah Rice, will all the school pianos to a piano tuner. Barbara Roth, will my daily bus ride to my sister, Carolyn, for the next two years. Joyce Sanders, will my habit of sitting with my shoes off in shorthand class to my sister, Dotty. Patricia Sheats, will my ability to be a clown to Vonnie Heller. Paul Slaybaugh, will my 500 batting average in 1952 to Terry Hutton for 1953. Pauline Slaybaugh, will my '36 Ford to Mr. Eckenrode. Donald Snyder, will my P. O. D. book to Bill Carey. Kenneth Snyder, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Petey Weigle. Paul Spertzel, will my safe driving to Bill Carey. Galen Starner, will my P. O. D. book Ito Edgar Sowers. Gene Starry, will my track shoes to Maurice Pitzer. Margaret Sullivan, will my gym class to Betty Starry. Carolene Taylor, will my school troubles to my sister, Bonnie. Douglas Taylor, will my magnificant tenor voice to Wayne Guise. Marvel Taylor, will all my energy to my sister. Kenneth Trimmer, will my Ford to Paul Harmon. Earlene Tuckey, will my P. O. D. book to Mr. Gordon. Virginia Walde, will my suntan to Carolyn Wierman. Donald White, will my football helmet to Dean Starry. Joan Wright, will my head majorette position to Louise Nary. Page 35 MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETE --- CLASS CLOWN --- BEST DRESSED .... TALLEST - - - 1 E 4 WHo's --- Jane Longenecker Robert Baker ---- Julianne Coulson Clyde Coulson - - - - Patricia Sheats jerry Funt ---- janet Cluck Elson Grim ---- Patricia Sheats Rodney Dunlap 3 1 3 1 1 WHO CLASS BOOSTERS ...,.. -- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED --- -- BEST LOOKING .... --- -- joan Wright Paul Slaybaugh ---- Sarah Rice William Jacobs Virginia Walde Max McKinney BOOKWORMS Burdel Rexroth Rodney Dunlap MAN AND WOMAN HATER .... --- Margaret Sullivan Robert Corbett SHORTEST .... --- Shirley Emlet Jerry Funt Senior Class Histor Over that stage of being pushed around and tramped on, we hoped, the class of 53 returned to the doors of Biglerville High School in the fall of 1949 for their freshman year. Although we were still not admitted into senior high sports and activities, we tried desperately to be recognized by the upper classmen in the small duties we performed for our school. This was the year we took an educa- tional and fat the same timej enjoyable trip to Harrisburg to visit our state capitol. Robert Baker was elected president of our class for our freshman year and Mr. Shetter served as our class advisor. We faced our sophomore year with great anxiety. Many of our classmates were out fighting away to show their skill in sports and many other activities as well. Now we also began to take action to provide for the money we would need our senior year. Candy for sale, was our cry. Mr. Drachbar became our class advisor this year and Robert Baker was re-elected class president. jolly juniors they called us in the fall of 1951. Joan Wright was our presi- dent who guided us through this year of many decisions. The sale of hot dogs, peanuts, and soft drinks was our source of revenue. This was the year we really worked to put money in the treasury. September 20, 1951, our hearts were filled with great excitement as we proudly showed off our long awaited class rings. With seniors continually reminding us to give them an elaborate prom, we started to make plans to grant them their wish. Harbor Lights was the selected theme, and around it we did everything possible to make the night a pleasant memory. Now we have reached the stage of l'sophisticated seniors. The last step has been taken in our high school education before graduating. Robert Baker has now served his third term as our class president. Through our roller skating party and the sale of coffee, doughnuts, and pretzels we made preparation for our trip to Washington. Gradually we are approaching the end of a high school career and we hope the beginning of a bright future. What road will we seniors take now? Many have definite plans for the future, while others are completely undkecided. As to our past history, however, we will have cherished memories of the many days we spent within the walls of Biglerville High school which will dwell with us throughout our lifetime. Page 38 'limo K1 Page 39 PE, fx 'D 'S 1 7 YD 'QRV Xgx. 14 Q Q, gf, 95105 JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Mr. Donald Ernst, Dorothy Plank, Rosemary Forsythe, Bernice Arnold, Martha Hartzel, Anita Wertz, Donald Wright, Louise Nary, Joyce Rice, Eugene Deardorff, Elsie Miller, Earlene Thomas, Della Fritz, Willis Finfrock, Joseph Barder. Second Row: Richard Gaither, Wayne Guise, David Harman, Harry Hartman, Robert Watson, Glenn Rex, Betty Orner, Sue Ann Bucher, Edna Kessler, Betty Clapper, Sereck Sandoe, Sally Shetter, Helen Weaver. Third Row: Dorothy Sanders, Michael Schachle, Ruth Starner, Gloria Griffie, Joan Schwartz, Maysie Shaffer, Louise McDannell, Peggy Markle, Dolores Hart, Kathryn Weidner, Hermie Crum, Betty Shaffer, Yvonne Black, Genevieve Taylor. Fourth Row: Nancy Heller, Mildred Flickinger, Rhoda Cluck, Sharlie Pryor, Yvonne Heller, Shirley L. Heller, Dorothy Deardorff, Frances Howery, Alice Thomas, Doris Starner, Ileane Rex, Georgia Ann Barbour, Helen Dixon, Barbara Slaybaugh, Beverly Starner. Fifth Row: Naomi Shafer, Shirley Kane, Carolyn Smith, Joann Meisenhelter, Shelby Herman, joan Hartman, Gwendolyn Burgoon, William Decker, Donald Kuhn, Frank Ehlman, Dean Starry, Gary Crum, Burnell Dehoff. Sixth Row: Paul Harmon, Maurice Pitzer, Ward Hess, Lee Dugan, Keith Starner, Robert Mauss, Carr Marks, William Carey, john Gantz, Elvin Baldwin, Roger Sowers, Luther Rider, Garry Beidler. Seventh Row: Earl Hostetter, Donald Breighner, Harold Tuckey, Charles Harper, Terry Hutton, Dallace Unger, Leo Schachle, Robert Grubbs, Robert Stoner. Junior Class Histor We, the class of 1954, entered Biglerville High School in September 1948 as a large but timid group of boys and girls. We had 110 members in our class, when we entered seventh grade, but since that time our membership has been reduced to 95. We elected Donald Wright for our class president and Mr. Ernst was our class advisor. Represented in our 'group were homes over a large area of Adams County. We enjoyed school very much and many of our members participated in many activities. During our eighth year we were under the leadership of Keith Starner. Our membership increased to 118. Many of our members took part in more activities such as Band, Football, Pep Club, Hi-Y and junior Home Economics Club. In our freshman year we had Harold Tuckey for our leader. We had some interesting experiences while visiting the County Court House and the State Capitol at Harrisburg. We spent very interesting days at these buildings. It was during this year that for the first time, the Ninth Grade organized a chorus and participated in several programs. Our membership slipped to 113 but many still took active part in activities - Band, Football, Basketball, junior Home Economics Club, Pep Club, and Hi-Y. As sophomores we each chose the curriculum that we thought would benefit us most. Under the leadership of Robert Stoner we sold candy at the football games and chose our class colors and flower. Now that we are juniors we have Louise Nary for our class president. Our project this year was selling hot dogs at the football games. In September we re- ceived our class rings and proudly showed them to everyone. We are looking forward to our senior year 1954. CLASS OFFICERS President ........ ....... L ouise Nary Vice-President --- .... Donald Wright Secretary ...... ........ J oyce Rice Treasurer ...... .... E ugene Deardorii' COLORS FLOWER Green and White White Rose Page 41 Z7 e6Dd SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Mr. Cecil R. Snyder, Joanne Wolfe, Margaret Davis, Hilda Smith, John Day, Frank Cline, Paul Little, Darlene Fetters, Shelby jean Lady, Shirley Plank, janet Starner, Fay Murtoff. Second Row: Barbara MacBeth, Carolyn Wierman, Phyllis Trimmer, Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, Shirley Peters, Peggy McCarthy, Helen Millhimes, Kay Murtoli, Shirley Riley, Dolores Noel, Lois Slaybaugh. Third Row: Nancy Cline, Betty Starry, Joan Geiselman, Lucille Baker, janet Ehlman, Glenda Freed, Melinda Hauser, Jean Collins, Janet Beitman, Kay Sheats, jean Hykes. Fourth Row: Harold Mansberger, Theodore Showers, Nevin Frantz, Donald Thomas, Eugene Chronister, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Evadne Fohl, Kathryn Chronister, Louise Mansberger, Lola Ann Hildebrand. Fifth Row: Shirley Cashman, Lois Musselman, Elener Hartman, Joseph Kroushour, Eugene Albright, Mildred Guise, Doris Bere, Betty Zeigler, Larry Peters, Ronald Boyer. Sixth Row: Fred Frinfrock, Richard Smeltzer, David Slaybaugh, john Bretzman, William Frinfrock, Russell Millhimes, Donald Beamer, Wihiam Birgensmith, Nancy Tate, jean Guise. Seventh Row: Kenneth Markle, William Sheaffer, Gary Wagaman, Ray Wheeler, Paul Kuhn, Franklin Ryman, Lloyd Naylor, Donald Himes, Cecil Guise, Gerald Lawver. Sophomore Class Histor We, the Class of '55, entered Biglerville junior High School in September of 1949, eager with high hopes and ambitions. Now we are fulfilling these hopes, to a large extent, as we are at long last in Senior High School. We are participating in many school activities among which are Band, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Senior High Play, both Varisty and Junior Varsity Football, and our boys nearly compose the junior Varisty Basketball Squad. We are attempting to make our treasury grow by selling candy at all athletic events and in the cafeteria at noon. We are divided among the various curricula according to the choice of each individual member. Our enrollment includes 80 members - 54 boys and 46 girls. This year our class is led by Frank Cline as president. Mr. Cecil R. Snyder had been our advisor, but this year Mr. Ralph L. Eckenrode has taken over the advisory task. John Day, Paul Little and Darlene Fetters are vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Our class previously has had as president, Melinda Hauser in Grade 7, Mac Albright in Grade 8, and Richard Romig in Grade 9. The Sophomore Class occupies room 102, under Miss Doris E. Stierlyg room 303 with Mrs. Mary M. Clouserg and room 205, supervised by Mr. Robert G. Reiter. During our ninth grade year we visited the County Courthouse and spent a day at the State Capitol. This year two of our homerooms won cash prizes in the Annual Christmas Parade. Page 43 Page 44 Freshman Class History The class of '56 united again in the fall of 1952 as freshman to begin their third year in Biglerville High School. Our advisor is Miss Mildred A. Walter. This year we chose the following officers: Keith Wolff, President, Robert Howe, Vice-President, Larre Hoke, Secretary, and David Ogburn, Treasurer. We are divided into three courses which are academic, vocational, and industrial. Our members are active in sports, band, honor, society, activities, and plays. Our class is divided into three sections, with 9-1 and half of 9-3 in room 13 under Mr. Clyde Cover, and 9-4 and the rest of 9-3 in room 101 under Mr. William Coradetti. Eighth Grade Class History At the beginning of the 1951-52 school year the seventh graders entered Biglerville High School where we were divided into three sections. We had an enrollment of 110 and elected Nancy Arnold, President: Joyce Ebbert, Vice-Presi- dent, Nelson Weber, Secretary, and Joyce Starry, Treasurer. When we returned to the 1952-53 school term we were again divided into three sections with 8-1 in Room 7 under Miss Mildred A. Walter, 8-2 in Room 8 under Mr. Richard N. Allison and 8-3 in Room 11 under Mr. Cecil R. Snyder until January and now under Mrs. Mary A. Diehl. We elected Freda Warner, President, Bonnie Wolf, Vice-President, Winnie Hinkle, Secretary, and Thomas Leedy, Treasurer. Mr. Lawrence W. Gulden is our class advisor. Seventh Grade Class History The class of 1958 eagerly entered Biglerville High School at the beginning of the 1952-53 school term with 111 in the class. The seventh grade is divided into three sections. Section 1 in Room 1 under Mr. Lawrence Gulden, Section 2 in Room 2 under Mr. Albert Drachbar, and Sec- tion 3 in Room 6 under Mr. Hobart Benchoff. A few weeks after school started we elected officers. They are: President, Thomas Clineg Vice-President, Blaine Harvey, Secretary, Donald Cobleg and Treas- urer, Cecil Showers. Our class advisor is Mr. Soloski. The seventh grade boys and girls are proud that they have taken part in many sports and activities, and are proud of the 85.00 they won in the Booster Parade. Page 45 my afivd FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Merton Eckenrode, Dale Thomas, Larry Peters, Jeanne Kuykendall, Doris Rose, Charlotte Arnsberger, Shirley Kessel, Elaine Stoner, Lois Gaither, Sondra Taylor, Janet Warner, Helen Stahl, Nadine Baker, Yvonne Black, Miss Mildred A. Walters. Second Row: Mary Lou Kanagy, Betty Boyer, Franklin Weigle, John Frey, Robert Howe, Ronald Currens, Robert Ditzler, Paul Howery, Howard Hemsley, Terry Baltzley, James Albright, Patricia Guise, Charlotte Hartzel, Patricia Walter. Third Row: Judy Crist, William Tilton, Marshall Unger, David Ogburn, Ann Baldwin, Patsy Wright, Connie Slonaker, Lynn Peters, Darby Chromster, Dorothy Hykes, Carrie Mickley, Shirley Heller, Janet Stoner, Dorothy Bly, Ann Heltibridle, Jean Conner. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Hartman, Nancy Dunlap, Sandra Lower, Virginia Alexander, Florence Schoifstall, Joan Staub, Jackie Slaybaugh, Judy Shetter, Joel Dugan, Garnet Coble, Wallace Rice, Ronald Koontz, Larre Hoke, Fred Ankney, Keith Wolff, Donald Trostle. Fifth Row: Donald Cline, Rodney Miller, Richard Sullivan, Marlin Showers, Don- ald Wallen, John Keefer, Edwin McGlaughlin, Robert Starner, Rodney Starn er, Ray Swartz, Clyde Funt, Donald Morrow, Ronald Group, Eugene Sheaifer. Sixth Row: Kenneth Pitzer, Franchot Strickhouser, Frederick Harper, Barry Cluck, Maynard Gochenauer. sv S5124 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Richard Brough, Thomas Leedy, George Flickinger, Neil Lott, Donald Blocher, Richard Fink, Sterling Bergensmith, Betty Lou Kuykendall, Dorothy Gilbert, Anna Lee Harmon, Bonnie Wolfe, Ann Deardorif. Second Row: Lois Group, Janie Lee Chronister, Freda Warner, Jane Heller, Patricia Warrenfeltz, Ken- neth Baltzley, Ralph Mentzer, Russel Bolen, Gerald Cluck, Jay Cutshall, Donald Bricker, Nancy Davis, Mr. Lawrence W. Gulden. Third Row: Jarry Kuntz, James Harmon, William Miller, Robert Boyer, Lillian Bretzman, Bonnie Taylor, Dorothy Anthony, Mary Alexander, Barbara Freed, Dorothy Johnston, Joan Swayze, Eugene Musselman. Fourth Row: Lynn Swayze, Helen Naylor, Janet Hollabaugh, Ruth Ann May, Patsy Sheaffer, Helen Rex, Alice Rexroth, Barbara Parker, Barbara Rice, Jane Plank, Brenda Parker, Winnie Hinkle, Nancy Ditzler. Fifth Row: Joyce Starry, Nancy Arnold, Columbine Bowers, Doris Longe- necker, Patricia-Bucher, Catherine Davis, Joan Hostetter, Donna Slaybaugh, Joyce Ebbert, Shirley Martin, Barbara Miller, Nellie Kane, Mary Sharpe, Joyce Sheaifer, Virginia Stalb, Marie,Arnsberger, Sixth Row: David Cox, Richard Fair, Harvey Bumgardner, Edward Crum, Clair Fetters, Donald Flickinger, Donald Bowers, Donald Hartzel, Gerald McKinney, John Hewetson, Agnes Thomas, Elaine Althoif, Joan Tate, Philip Bumgardner, James McCarthy, James May. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS First Row: Mr. Frank E. Soloski, Judy Bosserman, Shirley Herman, Carol Gratton, Rose Ann Miller, Nancy Peters, Joanne Miller, Mardell Gochenauer, Dolores Orner, Diana Crum, Nancy Jane Black, Deanne Eckenrode. Second Row: Jeannette Kuntz, Anna May Ogden, Lois Rex, joan Thomas, Mary Lou Taylor, Patricia Weaver, Audrey Chronister, Carol Blackwell, Ruthanna Musselman, Shirley Miller, Barbara Taylor. Third Row: jean Heller, Vivian Geiselman, Esther Keefer, Joan Heller, Shirley Finfrock, Sandra Hoke, Iris McDannel, Sandra Parker, Patricia Poland, Nancy Southerly, jo Orner, Betty Decker. Fourth fow: Marvel Beamer, Hazel Speel- man, Shelby Boone, Elaine Smith, Freda Stalb, Bonnie Lehr, Wahnettah Vines, Anne Lott, Carolyn Baker, Lois Smick, Patricia Heckenluber. Fifth Row: Ruth Ann Rider, joan Hartman, Rebecca Roth, Dorothy Wick- lme, Darlene Rexroth, Donna Mae Sillik, Darlene Winard, Mary Sharpe, Lois Funt, Jane McCurry, Pauline Livingstone. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS First Row: Richard Woodring, Robert Ehlman, Gerald Dove, Douglas McCartney, Donald Coble, Donald Naylor, Jeffrey Bucher, Glenn Thomas, Ralph Carey, John Clouse. Second Row: James Showers, Richard Carey, Richard Warren, Mike Bucher, Blaine Harvey, Richard Hartzell, Darryl Mummert, Richard Byers, Russell Kniss, Donald Gilbert. Third Row: Parker Coble, William Payne, Adrian Slaybaugh, Berne Hart, Tom Cline, Gerald Dorsey, Richard Cutshall, David McCarthy, Dennis Hess, james Millhimes. Fourth Row: Gerry McCaus- lin, Robert Shetter, John Slonaker, Larry Taylor, Cecil Showers, jerry Taylor, Edward Deardorff, William Hornig, Charles johnson, Fred Hoffman, Jay Zeigler. Fifth Row: Ivan Bretzman, Richard Sites, Donald Baltz- ley, Kenneth Buckley, Robert Rexroth, Duane Eckert, Leroy Crum, Robert Trimmer, Harold Dugan, Owen Cooley, Donald Wickline. Class advisor - Mr. Frank E. Soloski. Page 49 Alumni Dance Page SO A Y C 5 T id V. 9- am 5 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Janet Cluck, Joan Hartman, Pauline Slaybaugh, Robert Baker, Paul Slaybaugh, William Jacobs, Gene Motter, Virginia Walde, Barbara Roth. Second Row: Joyce Rice, Joan Wright, Jane Longenecker, Nadine Lady, Doris Bowers, Sarah Rice, Robert Heltibridle, Elson Grim, Kenneth Trimmer. Third Row: Kay Sheats, Shirley Peters, Louise Nary, Janet Stoner, Frances Howery, Naomi Shafer, Shirley Plank, Lois Smick, Winifred Hinkle, Joyce Ebbert, Sandra Hoke, Constance Slonaker. Fourth Row. Robert Howe, Larre Hoke, Keith Wolfe, Frank Cline, William Tilton, Robert Mauss, Donald Breighner, Harold Tuckey. Advisor: C. P. Keefer Page 52 First Haas, roth, Row hoff, B-CLUB Row: Nadine Lady, Keith Starner, Kenneth Trimmer, Jane Longenecker, Mr. Eugene M. Julianne Coulson. Second Row: William Jacobs, Joan Wright, Shirley Heller, Burdell Rex- Martha Fissel, Robert Baker, Gene Motter, Terry Lower, Elson Grim, Dean Starry. Third : Clyde Coulson, Douglas Taylor, Paul Harmon, Donald Kuhn, Terry Hutton, Burnell De- Donald Wright, Gary Crum, Robert Heltibridle, Gene Starry, Frank Ehlman. Page 53 B-HI TIMES EDITORS Mrs. Mary M. Clouser, Rodney Dunlap, Doris Bowers, Joan Wright. Standing: Sarah Rice, Pauline Slaybaugh, Kenneth Gardner, Burdell Rexroth. B-HI TIMES - BUSINESS STAFF Virginia Walde, Julianne Coulson, Betty Freed, Joyce Sanders. Standing: Barbara Madison, Martha Fissel, Shirley Flickinger, Kathleen Byerly, Earlene Tuckey, Shirley Emlet, Martha Frazier, Pauline Stoner. Page 54 B-HI TIMES REPORTERS First Row: Shirley A. Heller, Janet Kime, Joyce Sanders, Louise Cline, Doris Henderson, Fern Hartzel, Shirley Flickinger, Martha Fissel, Babara Madison, Jane Longenecker, Nadine Lady. Second Row: Frances Howery, Naomi Shafer, Beverly Starner, Dolores Hart, Kathryn Wiedner, Ilene Rex, Mildred Flickinger, Georgieanna Barbour, Shirley Peters, Phyllis Trimmer, Lois Mus- selman. Third Row: Yvonne Heller, Edna Kessler, Sally Shetter, Carolyn Wierman, Shirley Cash- man, Joanne Wolfe, Janet Ehlman, Glenda Freed, Melinda Hauser, Eunice Luckenbaugh. Fourth Row: Betty Starry, Nancy Tate, Peggy McCarthy, Shelby jean Lady, Lucille Baker, Janet Beit- man, Kay Sheats, Lois Slaybaugh, Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Betty Zeig- ler. Fifth Row: Elener Hartman, Luther Rider, Douglas Taylor, Robert Grubbs, Leo Schackle, jean Hykes. Page 55 Joan Louise Wright Senior Head Majorette MAJORETTES Nancy Arnold, Louise Nary, Freda Warner, Joan Wright, Judy Shetter, Earleen Thomas, Melinda Hauser. Page 56 Lg 95nd , , 1 , SENIOR BAND First Row: Earleen Thomas, Melinda Hauser, Louise Nary, Joan Wright, Judy Shetter, Nancy Arnold, Freda Warner, Mr. Harold W. Sanders. Second Row: Shelby Herman, Levona Black, Shirley Flickinger, Betty Zeigler, Darlene Fetters, Frances Howery, Anita Wertz, Julianne Coulson, Nadine Lady, Jane Longenecker, Gene Motter, Betty Freed, Gwendolyn Burgoon. Third Row: Kay Murtoff, Richard Gaither, Shirley Hacken- berg, Janet Ehlman, Carolyn Wierman, Georgieanna Barbour, Martha Frazier, Judith Crist, Mildred Flrckmger, Jean Collins, Robert Howe, Sarah Rice. Fourth Row: Gary Crum, Keith Starner, Dallas Unger, Nancy Tate, Shirley Heller, Pauline Slaybaugh, Dorothy Deardorif, Virginia Walde, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Kay Sheats, Mary Lou Kanagy, Shirley Peters. Fifth Row: Helen Dixon, Harold :I'uckey, Donald Khne, Sandra Lower, Jean Guise, Joan Geiselman, Joyce Rice, Ileane Rex, James Smallwood. Sixth Row: Robert Stoner, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Larry Peters, Eugene Deardorff, Nelson Weber, Burnell Deholf, Larry Shillito, Patty Guise, Dolores Hart, Frank Cline, Donald Wright. Seventh Row: Dean Starry, Maurice Pitzer, Wayne Guise, Robert Grubbs, Frank Ehlman, John Day, Leo Schchle, Garry Beidler. PETER PAN CLUB Mrs. Mary L. Clouser, Sarah Rice, Nadine Lady, Melinda Hauser. Standing Dottie Deardorff, Douglas Taylor. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Martha Fissel, Sarah Rice, Jane Longenecker, Shirley Flickinger. Standing: Burdel Rexroth, Pauline Slaybaugh, Nadine Lady, Barbara Madison. Page 58 BOYS' QUARTET C. Douglas Taylor, Donald G. Kline, William C. Jacobs, Clyde G. Coulson. ' GIRLS' TRIO Martha M. Fissel, Barbara A. Madison, Pauline V. Slaybaugh. Page 59 BOYS' CHORUS First Row: Mr. Charles L. Yost, William Jacobs, Gene Starry, Gene Motter, Clyde Coulson, Donald Kline, Rodney Dunlap, Thomas Arnold. Second Row: Richard Gaither, William Decker, Paul Spertzel, Robert Helti- bridle, Douglas Taylor, Garry Beidler, Frank Ehlman. Third Row: John Gantz, Gary Crum, Dean Starry, Leo Schachle, Char es Harper, Robert Stoner, Robert Grubbs, Harold Tuckey, Wayne Guise. GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: Berg Freed, Julianne Coulson, Barbara Madison, Nadine Lad , Janet Cluck, Ilane Longenecker, wee Sanders, oris Henderson, Louise Cline, Shirley Flickingdr, Martha Fissel, Pauline Saybaugh, Virginia alde, Joan Wright, Sarah Rice, Earlene Tuckeg. Second Row: Pauline Stoner, Helen Jacoby, Janet Kime, Ruth McCurley, Shirley A. Heller, Dorothy Dear orff, Ileane Rex, Georgieanna Barbour, Barbara Roth, Shirley Funt, Barbara Slaybaugh, Betty Starry, Dolores Arentz, Florence Kane, Sally Shetter, Burdell Rexroth. Third Row: Shirley Cashman, Frances Howery, .Lois Slaybaugh, Jean Hykes, Darlene Fetters, Jean Guise, Shirley Kane, Dorothy Sanders, Shirl? L. Heller, Shelby Herman, Suan Bucher, Betty Orner, Melinda Hauser, Janet Ehlman, Lucille Baker, unice Luckenbaugh. Fourth Riw: Shelby Jean Lady, Peggy McCarthy, Loyis Musselman, Nancy Cline, Earlene Thomas, Carogm Smith, goann Meisenhelter, Peggy Markle, Maysie Shaffer, Louise McDannell, Hermie Crum, Beta Shae er, Yvonne lack, Genevieve Taylor, Gwendolyn Burgoon, Elsie Miller. Fifth Row :-' Carolyn Wierman, atherine Chronister, Evadne Fohl, Janet Beitman, Carol n Roth, Elaine Weaver, Nancy Tate, Ilean Collins, Glenda Freed, Joan Geiselman, Kay Shears, Lola Ann Hilydebrand, Joan Hartman, Martha Hartze , Yvonne Heller. Sixth Row: Helen Dixon, Elener Hartman, Louise Mansberger, Mildred Guise, Joanne Wolf, Betty Zeigler, Naomi Shafer, Beverly Srarncr, Dolores Han, Shirley Peters, Kathryn Weidner, Phyllis Trimmer, Edna Kessler, Sharlie Pryor. Page SO 96nd I9 1 ' ' MIXED CHORUS First Row: Kenneth Mickley, Robert Heltibridle, Paul Spertzel, Donald Kline, Gary Crum, William Jacobs, Barbara Madison, Jane Lpqse- necker, Harold Tuckey, Gene Motter, Julianne Coulson, Betty Freed, Douglas Taylor, Rodne Dunlap, Clyde Coulson, Gene Starry, Williarn Decker, Wayne Guise. Second Row: Shirley Heller, Louise Cline, Martha Fissel, Pauline sliybaugh, Doris Henderson, Shirley Flickxnger, Vir- ginia Walde, Burdel Rexroth,FIanet Kime, Ruth McCurley, Helen Jacoby, Nadine Lady, Janet Cluck, Sarah Rice, Barbara Roth, Par Shears, Joyce Rice, Dolores Arentz, lorence Kane, Earlene Tuckey, Joan Wright, Pauline Stoner, Margaret Sullivan. Third Row: Edna Kessler, garnet Starner, Shirley Plank, Helen Milhimes, Ka Murtoff, Lucille Btaker, Janet Ehlman, Janet Beitman, Glenda Freed, Lola Ann Hildebrand, erty Starry, Kathryn Chronister, Dorothy Deardlorli, Susan Bucher, Betty Orner, Helen Dixon, Georgieanna Barbour, Ileane Rex, Marvel Taylor, Dar: lene Cooley, Robert Stoner, Tom Arnold. Fourth Row: Richard Gaither, Dorothy Sanders, Maysie Shaffer, Louise McDannell, Sally Shetter, Naomi Shafer, Beverly Starner, Nancy Tate, Jean Collins, Melinda Hauser, Joan Geiselman, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Barbara Slaybaugh, Yvonne Heller, Sharlie Pryor, Elsie Miller, Martha Hartzel, Joan Hartman, Gwendolyn Burgoon, Garry Beidlerg Robert Grubbs. Fifth Row: Dean Starry, Louise Mansberger, Carolyn Smith, Evadne Fohl, Betty Zeigler, Mildred Guise, Kay Shears, Barbara MacBeth, Lois Musselman, Nancy Cline, Darlene Fetters, Frances Howery, Shirle Cashman, Elener Hartman, Fay Murtoff, Hermie Crum, Shelby Herman, Della Fritz, Earlene Thomas, Ber- nice Arnold, John Gantz, Leo S'chachle. Sixth Row: Charles Harper, Doris Starner, Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, Jean Hykes, Iois Slazgaugb, Carolyn Wierman, Joanne Wolfe, Shirley Peters, Jean Guise, Peggy McCarthy, Shelby Jean Lady, Kathryn Weidner, Dolores Hart. onna Black, Genevieve Taylor, Nancy Heller, Joan Meisenhelter. Shirley Heller. Shirley Kane, Peggy Markle, Frank Ehlman. S' 1 A Q ' A ,x 'v f gi ' 'ws .aj Q ,a J fx El r Q, . ii R' . ' V' r 1 lf. 1- -1 , A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: Julianne Coulson, Betty Freed, Nadine Lady, William Jacobs, Douglas Taylor, Paul Spertzel, Donald Kline, Thomas Arnold, Martha Fissel, Sarah Rice. Second Row: Barbara Madison, Earlene Thomas, Helen Dixon, Dorothy Deardorff, Gene Starry, Gene Motter, joan Wright, Virginia Walde, Pauline Slaybaugh, Shirley A. Heller. Third Row: Carolyn Smith, Lerona Black, Genevieve Taylor, Clyde Coulson, Richard Gaither, Rodney Dunlap, Robert Heltibridle, ?ermie Crum, Betty Sheaffer. Fourth Row: Dean Starry, Garry Beidler, Gary Crum, Harol Tuckey, Robert Grubbs, Robert Stoner, Leo Schackle, William Decker, Wayne Guise, Frank Ehlman. HANDBOOK STAFF Doris J. Bowers, Sarah C. Rice Martha M. Fissel, Mr. C. P. Keefer Page 62 J SENIOR F. H. A. First Row: Dolores Arentz, Iona Beam, Patricia Sheats, Carolene Taylor, Florence Kane, Barbara Roth, Marvel Taylor, Darlene Cooley, Kathleen Byerly, Shirley Funt. Second Row: Betty Starry, Carolyn Smith, Shirley L. Heller, Martha Hartzel, Barbara Slaybaugh, Dorothy Sanders, Maysie Shalfer, Shirley Plank, joan Schwartz, Margaret Davis. Third Row: Dorothy Plank, Shirley Cashman, Lois Musselman, Katherine Chronister, janet Starner, Helen Mill- himes, Fay Murtoif, Carolyn Smith, Edna Kessler, Rosemary Forsythe. Fourth Row: Mrs. Mary Diehl, Ruth Starner, Helen Weaver, Gloria Griffie, ,Betty Clapper. as Q i - Ea Q Eff Q SENIOR F. F. A. First Row: Clarence Arnsberger, Curtis Cline, Donald Snyder, Glenn Rex, Robert Heltibridle, Kenneth Mickley, Paul Harmon, john Gantz, Mr. Cecil Snyder. Second Row: Harry Hart- man, Earl Hostetter, Robert Stoner, Robert Mauss, Robert Pyles, Kenneth Snyder, Vaughn Dunlap, Philip Stoner. Third Row: William Carey, Ward Hess, Kenneth Miller, Carr Marks, David Harmon, Donald Himes, Theodore Showers, Harold Mansberger. Fourth Row: Russell Millhimes, Donald Thomas, Gerald Lawver, Franklin Ryman. Page 63 SOCIAL DANCING CLUB First Row: Jean Hykes, Nancy Osborn, Barbara MacBeth, Barbara Roth, Shirley Funt, Ruth McCurley, Burdel Rexroth, Fern Hartzel, Earlene Tuckey, Joyce Sanders, Miss Mildred Walter. Second Row: Dolores Noel, Shirley Riley, Phyllis Trimmer, Joanne Wolf, Shirley Emlet, Kathleen Byerly, Helen Jacoby, Janet Kime, Dorothy Sanders, Carolyn Smith. Third Row: Shirley Cashman, Beverly Starner, Kathryn Weidner, Sharlie Pryor, Yvonne Heller, Peggy McCarthy, Shelby Jean Lady, Martha Hartzel, Joan Hartman, Rhoda Cluck. Fourth Row: Doris Bere, Elener Hartman, Peggy Markle, Shirley L. Heller, Elsie Miller, Barbara Slaybaugh, Carolyn Roth, Janet Cluck, Elaine Weaver, Helen Millhimes. Fifth Row: Evadne Fohl, Kathryn Chronister, Fay Murtolf, Janet Starner, Shirley Plank, Margaret Davis, David Harmon, Donald Wallen, Paul Kuhn, James Kroshour, Eugene Chronister. ARCHERY CLUB First Row: James Albright, Larre Hoke, Cecil Guise, Richard Smelser, Peter Weaver, Fred Finfrock, Ronald Boyer, Gerald Dorsey, Joel Dugan, Miss Doris E. Stierly. Second Row: Michael Bucher, Blaine Harvey, Donald Naylor, John Glouse, Brenda Parker, Jane Plank, Linwood Starner, Robert Sheaffer, Howard Hemsley, Gerald McKinney. Third Row: Edward Crum, Donald Baltzley, Fred Hoffman, Gerry McCauslin, Thomas Leedy, George Flickinger, Neil Lott, John Hewetson, William Miller, Ralph Carey. Fourth Row: Ronald Currens, Richard Brough, Doris McGlaughlin, Janet Hollabaugh, Alice Rexroth, Sylvia Heller, Virginia Alexander, Shirley Miller, Rose Miller, Jay Cutshall, Donald Bricker, Robert Boyer. Page 64 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Joan Tate, Doris Rose, Sandra Lower, Constance Slonaker, Mr. C. P. Keefer, Joyce Ebbert. Second Row: Nancy Davis, Judith Crist, Barbara Miller, Pasty Wright, Florence Schoifstall, Patricia Guise, joan Staub, Shirley Kessel, Lois Gaither, Nancy Arnold. Third Row: john Hewetson, Rodney Miller, Larre Hoke, Keith Wolfe, Larry Shillito, Ronald Kuntz, David Ogburn, Robert Howe. Page 65 JUNIOR JOURNALISM Mrs. Mary L. Clouser, William Tilton, Ray Schwartz, Doris Bowers. Standing: Lois Gaither, james Albright, Keith Wolfe, Connie Slonaker, Larre Hoke, Elaine Stoner. JUNIOR F. H. A. First Row: Shirley Miller, Wahnettah Vines, Barbara Plank, Darlene Winand, Diana Crum, Nancy jane Black, Judy Bosserman, Audrey Chronister, Shelby Boone, Mrs. Nevin Frantz. Second Row: Yavon Black, Ruth Ann Rider, Darlene Rexroth, Sandra Parker, jane Carey, Pat Warrenfeltz, Bonnie Taylor, Agnis Thomas. Third Row: Jannie Lee Chronister, Jeanette Kuntz, Carol Blackwell, jane McCury, Jean Conner, Dorothy Anthony, Lois Funt. Page 66 Pd L9 S6 Y Y .3 I I JUNIOR CHORUS First Row: Vivian Geiselman, Diane Eckenrode, Patricia Warrenfeltz, Judy Bosserman, Lillian Bretzrnan, Joan Swayze, Mary Alexander, Dorothy Anthony, Barbara Freed, Columbine Bowers, Patricia Bucher, Dorothy Johnson, Catherine Davis, Ruth Anna Musselman, Barbara Parker, Sandra Parker. Second Row: Jane Plank, Jane McCurry, Shirley Herman, Shirley Miller, Ann Deardorlf, Barbara Rice, Helen Naylor, Annalee Harmon, Dorothy Gilbert, Nancy Southerly, Jo Orner, Elaine Smith, Joan Thomas, Joan Hartman, Carol Ann Gratton. Third Row: Iris McDannell, Sandra Hoke, Patsy Heckenluber, Carolyn Baker, Nellie Kane, Barbara Miller, Joan Hostetter, Fern Anderson, Marie Arnsberger, Hazel Spielman, Jean Heller, Betty Lou Kuykendall, Lynn Swayze, Lois Group. Fourth Row: Shirley Frinfrock, Lois Smick, Jane Heller, Bonnie Taylor, Virginia Staub, Donna Sillik, Freda Staub, Elaine Althoff, Jeannette Kuntz, Nancy Peters, Lois Rex, Pat Weav- er, Ruth Anna May, Winifred Hinkle, Jannie Lee Chronister, Fifth Row: Darlene Rexroth, Rebecca Roth, Kenneth Baltzley, Donald Bloch- er, Fred Hoffman, Audrey Chronister, Diana Crum, Patsy Poland, Nancy Ditzler, Bonnie Wolf, Brenda Parker, Joyce Starry, Berne Hart. Sixth Row: Joan Tate, Donna Slaybaugh, Joyce Ebbert, Nancy Davis, Dolorese Orner, Mardel Gochenaur, Linwood Starner, Robert Shafer, Harvey Baumgardner, Richard Fink, Sterling Birgensmith, Eugene Musselman, Donald Naylor, Charles Johnson, James Milhimes, Martin Shenk, Bobby Ehlman. 89 95nd JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row: jeffry Bucher, Florence Schoffstall, Joyce Ebbert, Donna Slaybaugh, Lois Smick, Vivian Geisel- man, Shirley Finfrock, Carolyn Boher, Dianne Eckenrode, Patsy Warenfelts. Second Row: Sandra Hoke, Elaine Smith, Iris McDannel, Lois Rex, Ann Hiltebridle, Sandra Taylor, joan Tate, Nancy Davis, Elaine Althoff, Dorothy Anderson. Third Row: Larry Peters, jay Bugler, Barbara Rice, Joyce Starry, Patsy Heckenluber, Lois Gaither, Lynwood Starner, Donald Coble, Cecil Showers, Berne Hart, John Steiner. Fourth Row: Ray Schwartz, Ed Deardorff, Torn Cline, Helen Rex, Patsy Schaffer, Robbert Ehlman, Garnet Coble, Rodney Miller, Doris Longenecker, Barbara Freed. Band Director: Mr. Harold W. Sanders. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Managers: Della Fritz, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Shirley Flickinger, Martha Fissel, Shirley L. Heller. Coach: Miss Doris Steirly. Players: Bernice Arnold, Joyce Rice, Kay Sheats, Betty Starry, Shirley Peters, Carolyn Weirman, Judy Coulson, Pauline Slaybaugh, Mildred Flick- inger, Betty Zeigler, jane Longenecker. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Clyde Coulson, William Decker, Tom Arnold, Terry Hutton, Burnell Dehoff, Cary Crum, Mr. Richard Allison, Terry Lower, Donald Wright, Robert Mauss, Wayne Gulse. Page 69 . 'JU 3 V X nik W Z ,..,, ' v ' , ' ,,.. V. .,,.,,, M Q Y W ' ' A WW - ' 5 ..,.: 5? ,,k, M z I 5 I gk . g 5 c' Af' A 4 f A E .X .L,,WW f m, , Af Q , AMFE 1 , jf, x f ' J .gf I Page 70 Z Q W Sf 5 Q in a 5 X gr I Q 'I V DL! 31. ., f S. 'gmzwgfq if 3 ,J V H1 2 , f ' gay i ilfl jx 'ull 1 V' 1 fb lag. E' 1,1 MFA' ,min X ML? QM ,X X hm,,M .1 X 8? , , X W -'-: 2 K x gf Q, A G Q rn. F S .1 .1 Page 71 -f....w'53 mf Q JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: William Shalfer, Donald Himes, Fred Finfrock, Harold Tuckey, Cecil Guise, Kenneth Markle, Frank Cline. Second Row: David Slaybaugh, Richard Beamer, Nevin Frantz, Mac Albright, john Day, William Birgensmith, Mr. William Coradetti. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: Mr. Frank E. Soloski, Eugene Shaffer, Robert Ditzler, Ronald Group, Harold Wright, Larry Shilliro, Robert Clark, Berne Hart, Mr. Albert Drachbar. Second Row: Donald Hartzel, Robert Howe, Lynn Peters, Larry J. Peters, Edward Deardorlf, James McCarthy, Donald Blocher. Third Row: Wallace Rice, Rodney Miller, Ronald Kerns, Donald Flickinger, Richard Fink, Donald Bower, James Smallwood. Fourth Row: Boyd Smith, Fred Ankney, Ray Schwartz, Keith Wolfe, Larre Hoke, Donald Trostle, William Tilton, Russell Bolen. Page 72 QL ebrnd JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: Clyde Funt, Kenneth Wagaman, Russell Bolen, Jimmy Smallwood, Robert Howe, Lynn Peters. Second Row: Ronnie Koontz, Robert Ditzler, Bryant Roe, Donald Cline, Kenneth Pitzer, Maynard Goch- enauer, Fred Heyser, Gene Shaffer, Ed McGlaughlin, Wallace Rice, Garnet Coble. Third Row: Nelson Weber, Donnie Hartzel, Donnie Trostle, Clifford Taylor, Larry Shillito, james May, Philip Bumgardner, Fred Ankney, Marlin Showers, Harold Wright, Ralph Mentzer, Mr. Hobart Bencholf. Fourth Row: jarius Kuntz, Duane Eckert, Eddie Deardorlf, Robert Clark, Parker Coble, Rodney Miller, Robert Trimmer, Cecil Showers, Dick Byers, Douglas McCarney, Robert Ehlman. ' Page 74 5w?'x Page 75 Janet Elizabeth Cluck FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Janet Cluck, Rhoda Cluck, Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, Joan Staub, Constance Slonaker Page 76 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Connie Stallsmith, Joan Hartman, Freda Warner, Shirley Plank, Joan Wright, Yvonne Heller, Earleen Thomas. Page 77 TRACK First Row: Clyde Coulson, Gene Starry, Harold Warner, Richard Bricker, Lowell Starner, Fred Starry, William Heyser, Robert Heltibridle. Second Row: Keith Starner, Dallace Unger, Burnell Dehoff, Paul Harmon, Gary Crum, Donald Kuhn, Garry Beidler, Terry Hutton. Third Row: Mr. Hobart E. Benchoff, Robert Stoner, Dean Starry, Carr Marks, William Decker, Paul Little, Donald Wright, Leo Schachle, Michael Schachle, William Shealfer, Robert Grubbs. Fourth Row: Ralph Carbaugh, James Plank, David Slaybaugh, Donald Himes, Wayne Guise, Russell Millhimes, Richard Romig. BASEBALL First Row: Max McKinney, Donald Breighner, Burnell Dehoff, Eugene Deardorff, Terry Hutton, Lee Dugan, Harry Hartman, Donald Kuhn. Second Row: Harvey Kluck, Gene Starry, Clyde Coulson, Robert Baker, Paul Slaybaugh, Maurice Pitzer, Douglas Taylor, Gene Motter. Third Row: Mr. Richard N. Allison, jerry Funt, Harold Warner, Dale Myers, John Frederick, Ronald Wierman, Theodore Baker, Luther Rider, Mr. Clyde R. Cover. Page 78 Humor The sofa holds an ardent pair, A handsome boy and lady fair, No light their loving to declare, John and Mary. Steps suddenly upon the stair Bring action fast, and unaware, Her father finds them sitting there, John . . . and . . . Mary! Love is the passion That made freshman Pete A man of fashion With hair and nails neat. After hearing the grownups discuss a recent wedding a 4-year-old girl re- marked gravely: When I get big, I'm going to marry Michael. Asked why she had decided to marry the boy next door, she replied: I have to. I'm not allowed to cross the street where all the other boys live. Horrible thought for today: If and when we get women drivers on heli- copters they not only will not know whether they want to go right or left, backward or forwards, but up or down! MOTHER KNOWS BEST A small boy riding on a bus had been sniiiling loudly for several miles, much to the annoyance of a smartly clad woman in the next seat. After several disapproving glances, she turned to the youth and said: Young man, do you have a hand- kerchief? Yes, Ma'am, the lad replied, but mother insists that I not lend it to strangers. Mr. Allison was lecturing his physics class. Said he, If molecules can be split into atoms and the atoms split into electrons, can the electrons be broken down and further? I'm not certain, replied Betty Freed, but a sure way to find out would be to mail some of 'em in a package marked 'fragile'. DISENCHANTED He walked her to the front door, She whispered with a sigh, I'll be home tomorrow night. He answered, So will I. English class was in session. Can any of you tell me, asked Mrs. Clouser, why we call English our mother tongue? That's easy, snapped Paul from his seat in the second row. It's be- cause father doesn't get much chance to use it! Dear little one, your party's o'er, And what chaos there's been, It added one year to your age- To mine, it added ten! Junior, realizing at the ripe old age of seven that his school was over- crowded, went to the principal and offered to step out to make room for someone else. INTROSPECT ION There's more of truth in this, than rhythm, The years slip by - and we slip with 'em. Ken: Will I be able to read when I get my new glasses? Shirley: You will. Ken: Ain't science wonderful? I never could read before. SPECIFIC A minister in New York phoned a minister in California. Is this a sta- Pcxge 80 tion-to-station call? asked the opera- tor. No, replied the clergyman, It's parson-to-parson. TOO LITERALLY The farmwife called the family doctor to give him a report on the condition of her husband. Has Henry been taking his medicine religiously? No, I'm sorry to sayf' answered the wife. He's taking it but he swears every time I give him a dose. WISE OLD BIRD A man finally bought a parrot at an auction after some spirited bidding. UI suppose the bird talks, he said to the auctioneer. Ta1ks! came the reply. He's been bidding against you for the last half hour! HE ASKED FOR IT Willy: Don't you think I'm rather good-looking? Lilly: In a way. Willy: What kind of way? Lilly: Away off. WRONG STORY Mother: Tommy sit down and tell your sister a story. Tommy: I can't sit down. I just told Daddy a story. CLOSED SEASON Sign on a Michigan farm: Attention Hunters. Please don't shoot anything that isn't moving. It may be my hired man. ONE NEVER KNOWS Five-year-old Nancy was having din- ner at the home of her playmate. When she saw the family bow their heads for grace, she turned to her little hostess and asked: What are you do- ing? We're giving thanks for our daily bread, the little playmate explained. Don't you give thanks at home? Naw, replied Nancy. We pay for our bread! THAT'S WHAT IT SAID Teacher: What are the people of New York noted for? Louise: The people of New York are noted for their -stupidity. Teacher: Wherever did you get that information? Louise: From my civics book, Miss Walter. It says the population of New York is very dense. NONSCHEDULED FLIGHT Farmer: Say, you've sure got a lot of nerve to come down in a parachute with this one hundred mile an hour gale blowing. Camper: I didn't come down in a parachute. I went up in a tent. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT The doctor was very pleased with his patient's progress. You're coughing more easily this morning, he said cheerfully. Well, for gosh sakes, I ought to be, replied the patient. I've been practicing all night. TIMELESS Little Willy, feeling smart, Tore his Daddy's watch apart. He should be punished for his crime. But Daddy doesn't have the time. BUFFALO EXPRESS Elderly Lady: A ticket to New York, please. Ticket Agent: Do you wish to go by Buffalo, Madam? Elderly Lady: Certainly not! By train, if you please. MISSION UNACCOMPLISHED Old Lady fpulling boy out of creekj: How did you come to fall in? Boy Qindignantlyj: I didn't come to fall in - I came to.fish! Page 81 C ass Future May 29, 1965 Dear Nadine, I received your letter sometime ago Uuly 8, 19531 so I finally got around to answering it. Now I'm going to write you a nice long letter fit better be nice and long, the editors said it had to cover this entire pagej. Pondering quite awhile on what to write to you, I chose to tell you all about the incidents that took place today. This is the way my day went . . . CLYDE ORNER, the milkman, woke me along with the rest of the neighbor- hood about four o'clock this morning. Maybe not that early but it sure did seem like it. I stirred sleepily and jumped out of my bed and into the housecoat fdesign- ed by MARTHA FISSELQ lying on the KANE chair. After breakfast Qwhich was composed of toast and HELLER'S cereal, I went downtown to HACKENBERG'S 8: FRAZIER'S grocery store to do my marketing and then I went across the street to the ARENTZ department store. Guess whom I met there. It was Mrs. KENNETH TRIMMER and Mrs. RODNEY DUNLAP. I haven't seen them for an awfully long time. Coming home from my shopping trip I saw Rev. JACOBS, who is the minis- ter in this town. He told me that the PHILIP STONER Construction Company had bought an old home and are going to build a drug store. There are also rumors that they are going to sell MARVEL TAYLOR'S ice cream direct from the VAUGHN DUNLAP Dairies. When I returned to my home, fwhich is on BEAM streetj, I saw that PAUL SPERTZEL, the mailman, had delivered the mail. I received a letter from the D. HENDERSON, L. CLINE Insurance Agency and also an advertisement from the PAULINE STONER Toy Company. They informed me that the PAULINE SLAY- BAUGH - JOYCE SANDERS Toys are now on sale fnot that I'm interestedj. The D. KLINE Clock rang out the hour of lunch and I remembered that I was getting hungry. Deciding to eat lunch at the SHIRLEY FUNT Lunch Shop, I rushed to the phone and dialed the JACOBY Taxi Service. They have three new drivers now and I was wondering whether DONALD SNYDER, BOBBY PYLES, or KENNETH MICKLEY would come for me when the doorbell rang. When I answered the door, who should respond to the answer but EUGENE PYLES and DOUGLAS TAYLOR, delivery men for McCURLEY'S Furniture Store. They were delivering my new electric stove. Well, finally the taxi came and neither of those three drivers were driving. Instead KENNETH SNYDER, another driver, had the wheel. He drove me to the SHIRLEY FUNT Lunch Shop and I had a luscious meal. The weather was perfect today, so I decided to walk home. I stopped in at ARNSBERGER'S Meat Market for some of WHITE'S Home Cured Ham for supper and then continued home. Right now, I am watching the BURDEL REXROTH Show fstarring JANET KIME and CAROLENE TAYLORJ on television. As soon as it is over I will fold this letter, stick it in an envelope, and then delicately lick the envelope, slap a stamp on it and send it on its way to you. Your classmate, Doris Page 82 June 21, 1963 Dear Doris,, About five hours ago I was about to start this letter, but I was interrupted by a telephone call. It was PAUL SLAYBAUGH saying he was in town and insisted that I go to FERN HARTZEL'S Tea Room with him. So you must understand, since I haven't seen him for about five years, I had to go. Now I have so much to tell you I'm afraid I have to use two of L. WRIGHT'S envelopes to send it in. Of course JERRY FUNT, the postman, will understand, for he knows how it is to see old classmates and learn the latest. Well, here it is! PAUL told me that MAX McKINNEY is the proud father of triplets, all boys! I suppose BETTY FREED fMcKINNEYJ, Qshe did marry him, didn't she?J, will be kept rather busy washing diapers. Of course P. SHEAT'S Diaper Service is doing them all free for a year. Also ROBERT HELTIBRIDLE'S Cut Rate Store is sending them three dozen COOLEY Company bottles and several MILLERIS Blankets. They will need plenty of STARNER-BALDWIN toys to keep them busy, don't you think? I finally found out Why JANE LONGENECKER and JUDY COULSON haven't been heard of lately. Guess where they are? In Florida, no less, and they are staying there until next May. They're working at H. KLUCK'S Railroad Terminal and are staying at the swank FLICKINGER'S Hotel. JANET CLUCK said she might join them later but right now she is too busy crusing around in that new jet job, designed by ROBERT CORBETT. I hope he made it right! After tea we went to the ARNOI.D'S Theater. KENNETH GARDNER'S new show was playing, starring GENE MOTTER and SARAH RICE. Remember how they used to be in the plays at B-ville? All the costumes were designed by BARBARA ROTHg boy, what gowns they were! I only hope BARBARA MADI- SON didn't catch a cold with the one she wore taking that moonlight ride with CLYDE COULSON. They had two of the supporting roles and sang throughout most of the show. We came home on the STARRY Bus Lines and ran into SHIRLEY EMLET and KATHLEEN BYERLY, so of course we had to chat awhile. There I found out that ELSON GRIM was on vacation in Mexico, last January, and liked it so well that he is staying on at VIRGINIA WALDE'S big resort. He is going to take up the art of bull fighting. Of course CURTIS CLINE will send him all the bulls from his ranch in Texas to practice on. Hope the bulls don't take too much of a liking to him, if you know what I mean. When we finally arrived home, my roast, bought at ROBERT BAKER'S Meat Market this morning, was burned to a crisp. I blame the gas stove that I bought last week from TERRY LOWER. Oh, well I can always open a can of TUCKEY'S beans or SULLIVAN'S soup. I hope I'm not too undernourished by the time I see you. By the way, make it soon if you can. A classmate, Nadine Page 83 .. Zi. gig-I ., 4.1:-:W W .. ,,: t M :EE f- :' 5 : : , ' : 'ffE55??f?M:'Q gf :wr -yi. .... z .,.. W ' 8 ww, .wssgk .K qfgggggkgjigfgggggpggf K '13 ' fiii?-21:51 '. za gg www ,H'f?1ffW4- ..: ---' I WKVMWG5 K K f gQ,W,,gfi-S552 Q: .K f K S W Y' Q if SEAN '12 5 M s g, :pa XWX M f 2 War 'Q' :gf 5 gf, 6 X H Z -X A AM, fi ,Q ii X , .Q , ,W ,W Ni Q 3 J N35 K sa 4 'N A ugqeix S5 Y EK X Q was 2 ,K M QQ Q f . 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