Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

MIRROR THE MIRRCR Copyright 1954 Biglerville, Pennsylvania EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ileane Rex ASSOCIATE EDITOR Naomi Shafer BUSINESS MANAGER Gary Crum TYPIN G MANAGER Gwendolyn Burgoon PRINTER The Craft Press, Inc. Page 2 CONTENTS ALMA MATER ADMINISTRATION CLASS or '54 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES HUMOR PATRONS Yearbook Staff First Row-Harold Tuckey, Gary Crum, Naomi Shafer, Ileane Rex, Dorothy Sanders, Mr. C. P. Keefer, Advisor. Second Row-Eugene Deardorif, Donald Breighner, Keith Starner, Luther Rider, Donald Wright, Garry Beidler, Carolyn Smith, Louise Nary, Susan Bucher. Third Row-Anita Wertz, Gwendolyn Burgoon, Joyce Rice, Kathryn Weidner. Page 4 Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homage due. With songs and praises ringing, our debts we owe to you 3 Other high schools have their colors, which are loved by young and old But the noblest and the fairest are Biglerville'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 5 Page 6 ADMINISTRATI ON Joint School Board First Row: Luther Lady, Cecil R. Snyder, Pearl Wenk, F. Kanagy, R. M. Martin, Fred Lewis, Glenn Fetters, Luther Horick, L. W. Kleinfelter. Second Row: George Weaver, M. O. Deardorff, Oscar C. Rice, Jr., john Pitzer, Paul Pitzer, Leslie Keller, Carl Taylor, Paul Crum. Third Row: George Schriver, L. W. Garretson, Roy Heckenluber, Fremont Kuntz, Kenneth Alwine, Dr. R. H. Hale, Arnold Orner, H. E. Rex, Corman Day, Guy Deardorii. Missing from the picture are: M. E. Knouse, Robert Lott, and SI. K. Mansberger. School Commission First Row: Edna Coble, Edna Starner, Myra Jester, Margaret Walter, Elizabeth Frederick. Second Row: L. V. Stock, Isabelle Longenecker, Mary Schiebel, Willis Weigle, Henry Lower. Third Row: Richard T. Galusha, Donald Bosserman, W. North Sterrett, Ernest Rebert, Harvey Dickert, Russell Hackman. Missing from the picture are: Paul Hartman, Nita Schriver, Dale Crum, Clyde Orner, Sr., Anne McGlynn, Myrna Wagner, Leroy Zeigler, Charles Gulden, Clark Fetters, Virginia Steiner, Arbe Dorsey, Glenn Kime. Page 8 Administration L. V. Stock, B. S., M. S. Supervising Principal Shippensburg State Teachers Pennsylvania State University Gettysburg College Arthur M. Gordon Social Studies Gettysburg College Thompson Business College Shippensburg State Teachers Pennsylvania State University Charles L. Yost Clarence P. Keefer Bruce B Sheats Principal Guidance AQTIHIHISCIHIIOD Albright College Elizabeth College Susquehanna University Gettysburg College Millersville State Teachers Bucknell University West Chester State Teachers Gettysburg College Columbia University Pennsylvania State University Gettysburg College Columbia University Pennsylvania State University Page 9 Facult First Row: Mary A. Diehl, Miss Rosa M. Rapp, Anne W. Sanders, Miss Mildred Walter, Miss Barbara Ann Keller, Mary M. Clouser. Second Row: Mr. Hobart E. Benchoff, Mr. Ralph L. Eckenrode, Mr. Eugene M. Haas, Mr. Samuel A. Ehlman, Mr. Lawrence W. Gulden, Mr. Donald R. Ernst. Third Row: Mr. John W. White, Mr. Richard N. Allison, Mr. Frank E. Soloski, Mr. Clyde R. Cover, Mr. Harold W. Sanders. Missing from the picture are: Ruth S. Crawford, Wilda W. McBeth, Robert G. Reiter, Kay K. Frantz, William L. Coradetti, Albert Drachbar. BUSINESS MANAGER and SECRETARY CUSTODIANS David C. Houck, Business Manager, and John D. Stallsmith, Harry W. Lerew Miss Arlene Sanders, Secretary. truant officer, Charles C. Stock. Page 10 9619.5 ll Teacherograph NAME COLLEGES DEGREES SUBJECTS FAVORITE PASTIME R. N. ALLISON H. E. BENCHOFF M. L. CLOUSER W. L. CORADETTI C. R. COVER R. S. CRAWFORD M. A. DIEHL A. DRACHBAR R. L. ECKENRODE S. A. EHLMAN D .R. ERNST K. s. FRANTZ A. M. GORDON L. W. GULDEN E. M. HAAS c. P. KEEFER E. A. KELLER W. Mc BETH R. RAPP R. G. REITER A. W. SANDERS H. W. SANDERS A. sETTLE B. B. sHEATs J. E. sMALLWooD E. E. soLosK1 L. v. STOCK M. A. WALTER 1. W. WHITE c. L. YosT Gettysburg, Western Maryland Lock Haven S. T. C. Radcliffe, Gettysburg, Elizabethtown King's College Millersville S. T. C., Penn State Chambersburg Hospital Mansfield S. T. C. Millersville S. T. C., Penn State Shippensburg S. T. C., Penn State, Gettysburg Shippensburg S. T. C., Columbia Un. Shippensburg S. T. C., Penn State Catawba Gettysburg, Thompson Business, Shippensburg S. T. C., Penn State Gettysburg Gettysburg, Columbia Elizabethtown, Penn State, Columbia Un., Millersville S. T. C., Gettysburg Penn State Penn State, Shippensburg S. T. C. Ursinus Gettysburg, Gettysburg Seminary, Lock Haven S. T. C., Temple Western Maryland, Penn State, Lebanon Valley, john Hopkins Temple, Western Maryland Susquehanna Un. Susquehanna Un., Bucknell Un., Columbia Un. Carlisle Commercial California S. T. C. Shippensburg S. T. C., Gettysburg, Penn State Gettysburg University of Maryland Albright, Gettysburg, West Chester S. T. C., Penn State A., E. D., Ed. A M. Ed. M. Ed. A. M. M. Ed M. Ed M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. S. M. S. M. A. Chemistry, Physics History English Social Studies, English Wood Shop, Mech. Drawing School Nurse Home Ec. Science, Geography Commercial Math, Biology English, Drivers Ed. Home Ec. History, P. O. D. Math, Science Physical Ed., Social Studies, Health French, Math, Guidance Art Home Nursing, School Nurse Gym, Health Math, Guidance English, Librarian English, Instrumental Music Music Math, Latin Typing Metal Shop, Mech. Drawing Social Studies Vocational Agriculture jr. and Sr. Choruses Playing baseball Reading sports Reading and sewing Watching T. V. Hunting Hiking and sewing Sewing and reading Watching sports Taking life easy Reading news and sports Swimming and picnicing Being a battlefield guide Photography Engaging in football Scouting and hiking Reading, window shopping, and sketching Sleeping Teaching school Playing golf Tooting Sports Fishing Reading and swimming Watching athletics Fishing Swimming Hunting, swimming, and watching sports events Working in the workshop WHOM OR WHAT I'D MOST LIKE TO BE joe Dimaggio An outstanding track coach Kathryn Cornell A ninth grade student A man with no worries Miss Breichbriel, Directress of Nurses Myself Myself An 18-year-old boy Casey Stengel jane Adams Harpo Marx Myself Don Faurot Abraham Lincoln Rich Mrs. Rockefeller My wife's husband A little boxer dog A. hreman Sonja Henie Isaac Walton Esther Williams joe Dimaggio A good administrator Bessie Irene McFifecent A successful farmer Trying to be myself 'J 'pw 'fa .ng s. 1.3 man .., N Q ' A , - , ' 1 iv ' , K ' ' J 1 - . jjzki VV'- ,'l'vlw K I if lf garb, nf ,, ,v u 1' 3.3. -H W, +UlxMwa- fV 3 V' , M -I wx 1 4 'fwR? 2' , T1 1 , 3: :Z, T43- 2: :wa-w - , 'H ' 4 . , . j5?1.fL,n i ' ' Q ' M -. ., ' -Q1 -. ,.. z,:::.,ffg11 A , -...f,T,,1f '- ,.,. -14-J.-251352,- Vf 'nf ,u1,1wQ,N D -XM - 'Y' -'ifiw :KWQQM Q QQ M Uizzwafw. W X if 'Z 'K Qisfaiigrag? fi - -X I . n ,Q NL 413: M W frm' H -W., M. P09612 ju- SENIO RS Keith Edward Starner President Clete Academic Hit the road! Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 103 B-Club 10, 11, President 123 Class President 123 Varsity Track 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Varsity Football 123 Student Council 123 Clarinet Trio 11, 12. I Popular . . . our president . . . class booster . . . likes to play in the dance band . . . believes everyone should take part in activities. Eugene Arthur Deardorff Vice-President Ears Academic Holy cats! Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Senior Honor Society 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 B-Club 11, 123 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 123 Student Council 12. Dislikes dancing on the gym floor . . . likes to play baseball . . . appears to be disinterested in girls . . . studious. Gwendolyn Mae Burgoon Secretary Gwenny Commercial It's a matter of opinion Band 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 113 Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Student Council 123 B-Club 123 Typing Manager of the Year- book 12Q Secretary of Senior Classg Homeroom Secretary 12. Best personality . . . Buzz, music, and eating are tops with her . . . dislikes making speeches for Mr. Coradetti . . . a pest . . . neat dresser. Donald Leslie Wright Treasurer Dite Academic You can't have everything! Senior Band Librarian 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 123 German Band 10, 11, 123 Southern District Band 10, 11, 12Q Adams County Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 103 Mixed Chorus 103 B-Club 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Basket- ball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Vice-President 11Q The Curious Savage 12. Likes to clean his white sidewall tires . . . tall guy - tall gal . . . hails from Bendersville . . . spends a lot of time with that Coronet. Page 14 Bernice Eva Arnold Bernie Vocational I thought I'd die laughing Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 115 Senior Chorus 11, 125 Softball 105 F. H. A. 12. Spends her evenings writing letters to Frank . . . irked by handsome men that think they know everything . . . always seen with Nancy . . . one of the cute town girls. Georgie Anna Barbour George Commercial Aw! Come on, you! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 10, 115 Operetta 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, Editor 125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 B-Club 11, 12. Comes from Idaville . . . pretty hair . . . likes watching T. V. . . . seen with Barney . . . edits our paper. Joseph Paul Barder joe Industrial I'll be doggone Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10. Hails from Wenksville . . . our tolp male personality . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . disli es picking apples . . frequently visits Littlestown . . . loads of fun. jon Garry Beidler Bite Academic Pile that up in the corner, too. Varsity Track 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Adams County Chorus 10, ll, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Sextette 125 Little German Band 10, 11, 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 12. Brain . . . noisy . . . has a weakness for sophomores . . . likes to play in a dance band . . . that sleepy look. Page 15 Levona Ann Black Vonnie Commercial You d0n't say! F. H. A. 105 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 11, 125 Band 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 B-Club 125 Intramural Vol- leyball 105 Intramural Basketball 105 Spring Musical 11, 12. Has a severe case of giggles . . . most talkative . . . likes that certain someone from Cashtown . . . likes to run around . . . a future secretary. Donald Leon Breighner Breigh Academic Don't matter to me Mixed Chorus 105 Boys' Chorus 105 Archery 10, 115 Student Council 10, 115 Homeroom President 115 Baseball 105 Yearbook 12. Likes to clown and carry on . . . dislikes French class . . . pretty eyes . . . appears disinterested in girls??? . . . drives a blue Packard. Suan Genevieve Bucher Susie Academic Darn! Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 105 Spring Musical 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Social Dancing 105 Art Club 115 Art Editor of Yearbook 12. Likes boys . . , doesn't like to hear complaints . . . drives a Chrysler and wrecks them . . . good artist. William Eugene Carey Bill Vocational Let's go, baby! F, F. A. 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. Basketball 10, ll, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11. Frequently seen in the office . . . our class day-dreamer . . . those eyes . . . a member of the Hotrod Association . . mischievous. Page 16 Betty Lou Clapper Peg Vocational Why don't you quit that? Chorus 103 F. H. A. 10, 11, 12. Seen with Ruth . . . enjoys running around . . . irked by boys who talk dirty . . . future homemaker . . . drives that green Ford. Gary Lynn Crum Crumrny Academic Confound it! Basketball 10, 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Clarinet Trio 11, 123 German Band 10, 11, 12g Dance Orchestra 11, 123 B- Club 10, 11, 123 Boys' Octette IZQ Boys' Sextette 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12. Likes to listen to music . . . tall . . . drives a Buick . . . neat dresser . . . nice to know . . . Dotty rings the bell. Hermie Rosalie Crum Hermie Commercial Aw, forevermore! Girls' Chorus 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Acappella Choir ll, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Chief Typist 123 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Neat . . . seen with Betts . . . those G-burg fellows . . . a future secretary . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . likes to run around. Dorothy jean Deardorif Dotty Academic Wise up! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12Q Band 10, 11, 123 Operetta 10, 113 Senior High Play 10, 12, Prompter 113 Student Council 123 B-Hi Times 10, 11Q Tri-Hi-Y 1lQ Peter Pan Club 10, 11, 12. Day-dreamer . . . neat dresser . . . seen with Gary . , . likes Gershwin music and reading . . . thinks teachers should show more interest toward school activities. Page 17 vga' me , Y -3 , , iff , ' A n J ' .,,. , 1 li William Gary Decker, jr. Bill Academic Played a hunch Football 10, 11, 129 Basketball 10, 11, 129 Track 10, 11, 129 Senior Band 10, 11, 129 German Band 10, 11, 125 Clarinet Trio 11, 129 Adams County Band 109 Adams County Chorus 11, 129 Operetta 10, 11, 129 Boys' Chorus 10, 119 Boys' Octette 10, 119 Acappella Choir 10, 11, 129 B-Club 11, 12. Doesn't like to dance . . . active in sports . . . one of our singers . . . a lady's man . . . drives a Packard. Burnell Richard Dehoff Snowy Academic What do you think this is ? Mixed Chorus 109 Boys' Chorus 109 Varsity Football 11, 129 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 129 Varsity Baseball 10, 1lQ Varsity Track 10, 11, 129 Senior Band 10, 11, Secretary 129 B-Club 11, Secretary 129 Student Council 12. Good athlete . . . likes sports . . . interested in a red-head . . . big tease . . . nice looking . . , believes in school spirit. Helen Lois Dixon Dixie Commercial Oh mercy! Senior Band 10, 11, 129 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, IZQ Girls' Chorus 10, 119 Acappella Choir 11, 129 Operetta 10, 11, 129 Spring Musical 10, 11, 129 B-Club 129 Tri-Hi-Y 11. Seen with George and Ileane . . . pretty hair , . . boys??? . . . likes listening to the radio . . . friendly. Charles junior Dove junior Industrial Gee Whiz! Mixed Chorus 09 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Shop 10, 11, 12. His favorite name is Betty Lou . , . peeved by flirty females . . . has a knack for wrecking '38 chevys . . . blushes easily. Page 18 Maurice Lee Dugan Digger Academic You wanna bet? Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12. Seen with Shelvy . . . a future mortician . . . good pitcher . . . dislikes French class . . . talks a lot. Frank Armor Ehlman Frank Academic Don't gimme that ! Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Boys' Octette 129 Senior Chorus 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g B-Club 10, 11, 129 Orchestra 11, 12g Boys' Chorus 10, 115 Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Enjoys hunting . . . pretends to dislike girls . . . a big tease . . . pretty eyes. Willis Eugene Finfrock Bill Industrial Oh, bite me! Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Stage Crew 10, 11, 12g Intramural Softball 10, 11, 12. Goes sparingly on his books . . . spends his time skating . . dislikes P. O. D .... nice looking . . . our shortest boy. Mildred Delphine Flickinger Flick Commercial Don't say that! Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, ll, 125 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12g B-Club 11, 123 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Softball 10, 11, 125 Girls' Track 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. Snappy basketball guard . . . flashed the first class diamond . . . that temper . . . gets angry at some monitors . . . Gary's her man. Pczge 19 is at V ' - e- ' Z... , 1:7 gs we 4 ..,. .. 2 iam '1,vf'fz'5s 4' :-' ' . '. f:t.-.-' il-:i 2.52911 Gloria Rosemary Forsythe Rosie Vocational Holy Cow! F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 Senior Chorus 12, Our shortest girl . . . easy to ict along with . . . doesn't have a temper??? . . i. peeved y fun-makers and stuck-up males . . . enjoys movies and listening to Dance Date. Della Irene Fritz Dellie Vocational I thought I'd drop my uppers Girls' Chorus 105 Red Cross 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 F. H. A. 12g Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12. Seen running around in the blue Studebaker . . . usually with Flick . . . dislikes a few girls that think they know it all . . . known for her red-headed temper . . . her second home is Lane's Studio . . . fun to be with. Richard Bream Gaither Dick Academic Doggone it! Senior Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 129 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 10, ll, 123 Acappella Choir 11, 125 Boys' Octette 123 National Thespian Society 11, 12g Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. Prides in cleaning the maroon Plymouth . . . dislikes students who are discourteous to teachers . . . Genny's on his mind . . . has an intellectual look. John Alvey Gantz , Horace Vocational You d0n't say! F. F. A. 10, Treasurer 11, Assistant Treasurer 129 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 129 Boys' Chorus 11, 123 A cappella Choir 11, 12. Usually seen running up and down Main Street . . . dislikes wise guys . . . very loyal to F. F. A .... a big pest. Page 20 Gloria Devohn Griflie Clip Vocational Holy tear F. H. A. 10, 11, President 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12. Has a good sense of humor . . . likes to run around . . irked by smart guys . . . nice to know. Robert Wendell Grubbs Granny Industrial just for me Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Football 115 Wrestling 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 125 Acappella Choir 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 105 B-Hi Times 10, 115 Track 105 Boys' Chorus 10, 115 B-Club 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12. That trombone . . . likes to run around with the gang . . . peeved by industrial course . . . always known by those suede shoes and pegged pants. Wayne Kenneth Guise Buzz Academic Holy Soup! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 German Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Adams County Band 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 10, 11, President 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 115 Boys' Octette 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council President 125 B-Club 11, Vice-President 125 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Track 11, 125 Varsity Baseball 11, 12. Good-looking . . . well liked . . . likes music and sports . . . dislikes going to class unprepared . . . seen with Gwen. David William Harman Dave Vocational Crap Sakes Football 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. Reporter 12 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11 Mixed Chorus 105 Basketball 105 Hi-Y Club 11, 12 5 B-Club 10, 11, 12. Always seen in the junior High building . . . likes working at Weigle's Store . . . peeved by working in the cafeteria comes from Heidlersburg. ,Q t, -5 ' ,X :luv I 7- 1-it Mom gt ts sf? SM if :Si sr 7? 4 'Q ss? is '53 get 1 , ' ,' ti f - M 2t1:5n'g f -51 , , . jg , . ., , I A . ,I I . I ,K M55 55 55, V 5:15451-5555115.15....:I::,:E ff, ' X ' .1 sigma: as 2: -:. we aa? 5 'I' 3- QEQZLW :graft - 1 zzz ' fe' 5 '- -'--- 5 ' 'Q 6' 2 af if f s Q' if 24 what fm 'Lash . Q xx U 'Sa M, i f ,, mf, . isffarffs rl 'lf . V . - , joseph Edward Harman joe Vocational No kiddin F. F. A. Club 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. Assistant Treasurer 115 F. F. A. Treasurer 12. Quiet - at times . . . jane tops his list . . . drives a '49 Chrysler . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . nice to know. Baxter Paul Harmon Barney Vocational You're too little! Varsity Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity Track 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, Vice-President 125 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 125 B-Club 10, 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Senior High School Play 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Wrestling Team 115 Student Council 10. Favorite pastime - running around and Georgie . . . peeved by parents that won't let their daughters go out . . . one of our nice looking football fellows . . . a member of the Hotrod Association. Charles Smith Harper, jr. Harley Industrial Daddy, get me one of them! B-Hi Times Reporter 105 Photo Editor 113 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Track 105 Football 115 Wrestling 12. Our tallest boy . . . likes to keep away from the ollice . . . thinks Fords are swell . . . those white bucks! Dolores Yvonne Hart Hart Academic Oh, forevermore! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 115 Intramural Volleyball 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 B-Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Senior Associate Editor 12. Enjoys running around . . . always good for a laugh . . . likes sports . . . future nurse . . . nice friend. Page 22 Harry Marlin Hartman Han-y Vocational May be, but I doubt it F. F. A. 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12. Feels we should have more assembly Jarograms . . . our quietest boy . . . one of our good outflel ers . . . never seen with girls ??? . . . hails from Mummasburg. Joan Louise Hartman UJOHIIICH Commercial Aren't you gonna tell me? Student Council Treasurer 11, Vice-President 125 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural . Volleyball 10, 11, 124 Intramural Softball 105 Pep Club 10g Social Dancing 113 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12. Nice personality . . . peeved by teachers who give a lot of home work . . . cute . . . Chub stole her heart . . . likes to sleep . . . neat dresser. Martha jane Hartzel jane Commercial Oh no! Not that! Mixed Chorus 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 115 Social Dancing 10, 11g F. H. A. 11g Secretary of Student Council 123 Handbook Stal? 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Volley- ball 10, 11, 12g B-Club 12. That red hair . . . seen with Snowy . . . likes to eat . . . irked by 3-D movies . . . cute. Nancy Marlene Heller Nancy Vocational Give me strength! Intramural Basketball 10, 125 Intramural Volleyball 109 Girls' Softball 109 Senior Chorus 11, 123 F. H. A. 12. Likes to be with jim . . , dislikes girls who bleach their hair . . . Bernie's pal . . . enjoys having lots of fun . . . those pretty eyes. Page 23 Shirley Louise Heller Shirley Commercial Oh! Honestly! Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Spring Musical 105 Social Dancing 115 B-Club 11, 125 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prompter 11g B-Hi Times Typist 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 125 F. H. A. 115 Basketball Manager 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Operetta 105 Intramural Softball 105 Intramural Volley- ball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12. Likes panel discussions . . . future secretary ??? . . . Carl's tops in her book . . . irked by hillbilly music and cowboy drivers . . . knows some good jokes. Yvonne Janice Heller Vonnie Academic By George! B-Hi Times 105 Social Dancing 10, 115 Pep Club 10 Intra mural Volleyball 10, 115 Intramural Softball 105 Intramural Basketball 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10 Spring Musical 105 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Basketball Cheerleader 10 11, 12. Hey, joe . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . big Hirt lots of fun . . . nice to know. Shelby Jean Herman Shelb Commercial How bout that? Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 The Unseen Way. Those dimples!!! . . . dislikes P. O. D. class and teachers in a bad mood . . . reading and watching T. V. lill her spare moments . . . cute. Earl Frederick Hostetter Skeeze Vocational Oh Ford! F. F. A. Club 10, 11, 12. Makes a big noise . . . dreads P. O. D .... Charlotte took his heart . . . nice smile. Page 24 Frances June Howery Frannie Academic Oh, shucks! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 115 Student Council 10, 115 Pep Club President 10, 115 Basket- ball 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 B-Club 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Red Cross Council 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11. Dreams of a good Joe in the Marines . . . flashes a diamond . . . cutest girl . . . drummer girl . . . pretty hair. Terry Richard Hutton jess Academic Roh!!! Football 10, 115 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 B-Club 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Stu- dent Council 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Good athlete, nice looking . . . constantly seen with Melinda . . big tease . . . that crew cut. June Elizabeth Hykes june Commercial Oh No ! Social Dancing 115 F.H.A. 115 Mixed Chorus 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. Talkative . . . likes touring the battlefield with Dean . . dislikes driving behind a slow driver . . . nice to know. Shirley Agnes Kane Shirley Commercial Oh my heavens! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . irked by noisy people . . . pretty blond hair . . . likes movies and dancing . . . seen with Elsie. Page 25 ff yr nl 55733: 5 'V ff 5 fi ' Rf l., , v 'J 9 if Q . ' V -Q fl H ffl? 2 'i 5 ii fl 1i24Jf1f?5-fg?'31l1, y 1 .gf 1 M '-w 'ii Wi 3 fy 1 a x . in gl ly 6413211 5 I HI, ' :fs ' - gif. ' Y ' , 1 A 1 gs siigsaigia - 1 -1,22 fffe .Q 5-1-'fiis 'I iii - . 1 ' 1: : f e 515-Q .. 1. if Edna Mae Kessler Ed Vocational Honest to Pete! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 129 Girls' Chorus 10, 113 F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10g Square Dancing 103 Social Dancing 10. Appears to be shy . . . likes to read and watch T. V. . . . no men in her life yet ??? . . . dislikes the Mr. Peepers show. Donald Gary Kuhn Coon dog Academic You got rocks in your head Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 B-Club 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 115 Operetta 103 Varsity Football 10, 11, 12. Talkative . . . tries to keep away from work . . . likes to run around . . . thinking of ? ? ? Peggy Ann Markle Peg Commercial For heaven's sake! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Social Dancing 10, 11g Girls' Chorus 10, 11g Spring Musical 10g Intramural Basketball 10, 11g Intramural Volleyball 10, 11. Quiet - sometimes . . . dislikes music lessons . . . likes American History ??? . . . a certain Ray brings light to her life . . . nice to know. Carr Bishop Marks Gib Vocational You know it I Football 10, 11, 12g B-Club 11, 129 F. F. A. 10, 11, 124 Wrestling 113 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 129 Track 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 123 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 123 Student Council 12. York Springs bound . . . Ooohh! that curly hair . . . peeved by stuck-up girls . . . a member of the Hotrod Association. Page Z6 Robert Kenneth Mauss Bob Vocational You know it Varsity Basketball 10, 113 B-Club 125 Varsity Track 11, 12g F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 12. Seen on the square of B-ville most any time . . . a member of the Hotrod Association . . . likes to run around . . . peeved by the B-ville police . . . class clown. Louise Mary McDannell Wezzy Vocational I don't know Mixed Chorus 10, 11g Girls' Chorus 10g F. H. A. Club 12. Enjoys listening to the radio and eating . . . dislikes people who know you and will not talk to you . . . hails from the valley . . . one of the good vocational students. joan Ruth Meisenhelter jo Vocational I forget Intramural Basketball 10g Senior Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 113 Intramural Volleyball 103 F. H. A. 12. Our tall gal . . . very quiet . . . likes to read and write to tlge Army . . . peeved by girls who wear anklets with play s oes. Elsie Margaret Miller Elsie Commercial You know it! Girls' Chorus 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Social Danc- ing 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 129 Homeroom Vice- President 12. Always has a bright answer . . . everyone's pal . . . dislikes rainy days at school . . . likes Camp Nawaka in the summer . . . CHIC. Page 27 M' Louise Arlene Nary Louie Commercial No kidding! Majorette 10, 11, Head 125 Student Council 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Intramural Volleyball 115 Class President 11, Vice-President 105 Homeroom President 125 B-Club 11, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Operetta 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Adams County Band 12. Popular . . . head majorette . . . Bob's on her mind . . . dislikes having Office Practice in Typing class . . . had a camera allergy . . . our female class booster. Betty Jane Orner Betty Academic Oh no! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Art Club 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Operetta 105 Spring Musical 105 Social Dancing 105 Girls' Chorus 10, 11. Lots of fun . . . likes to drive a convertible . . . Eugene tops her list . . . hails from Bendersville. Maurice Edwin Pitzer, Jr. jumbo Commercial NOOooo!,' Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Softball 10, 11, 125 Adams County Band 10, 115 125 Student Council 10. Our big boy football player . . . loves to pester the girls . . . that snazzy '54 Plymouth . . . irked by girls who won't date . . . noisy . . . loads of fun. Sharlie Ruth Pryor Charlie Commercial I'm beginning to believe it! B-Hi Times 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Social Dancing 10, 115 Assembly Program 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 105 Operetta. Quiet . . . always loafing at the diner . . . pet peeve - men Call but onej . . . has a certain interest in the Navy . . . seen with Vonnie. Page 28 Okay, I'll do that! Glenn Owen Rex Glenn Vocational Great nuts! F. F. A. 10, Reporter 11, President 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 F. F. A. Basketball 11, 12 3 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Student Council 12. Seen with the gray Plymouth and a certain gal . . . likes to run around . . . peeved by stuck-up girls . . . a future farmer. Ileane Esther Rex Lena Commercial Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 10, IIQ Girls' Chorus 10, 115 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, IIQ News Editor 12 3 Yearbook Editor 123 Tri-Hi-Y IIQ B-Club 11, 12. Seen with George . . . has a friendly interest in the Army . . . our guiding hand for the yearbook . . . fun to be with . . . pretty hair. Joyce Alverta Rice jo Commercial That's for the birds Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 County Band 11, 123 Student Council 10, 11, 123 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Intra- mural Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Softball 103 B-Club 11, 123 Homeroom President 10, IIQ Handbook Staff 123 Class Treasurer 103 Class Secretary IIQ Softball 10, 11, 123 Girlsf Track 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports Editor The Mirror 123 Tri- Hi-Y 11, President 12. Always good for a laugh . . . Mike's her man . . . dreads giv- ing speeches in English class . . . likes to run around . . . best athlete. Luther Glenn Rider Lute Industrial You wanna bet? Sound Effects 113 Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 Basketball Manager 103 B-Hi Times 10, 11. That booming voice . . . likes to go with Dot . . . dislikes going to school . . . nice looking . . . no grass grows under his feet. Page 29 3 in , vw , xfrxfiw ' 'H Qliiiwifzc K , f 2 'l't -- A wftswwwwn QW wow k giias,,1-wraxrsmtfmgrimy, Q2 S if 1 A lk '- Wwfiflezgf , ii' W My 'irazkyw .2 -7 ' ' :fr M il ,Q ..., ,-M, am ,L -- sta .l. :.::z, g :fax Q W 7 sg V ,Wagga 15 3, ., .5:,,:a,5g-. -5 , ,gb av 55.13, I 12, A. -. aw:-.-Eg ls ,f ,551 West s: VN, 3, twa in- lrifwjrffil, at S . al lzieaiimf 1321, 1-, if -3. . H my ffwifeliiizi -' . -:rp-,ls 'mmm-, Dorothy Hilda Sanders Dottie Commercial Holy Moly! Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 10, 115 Art Club 115 Social Dancing 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, Secretary 125 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 10, ll, 125 Literary Editor The Mirror 125 Our earts Were Young and Gay 115 The Curious Savage 125 F. H. A. Vice-President 115 B-Club 11, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 12. That short hair . . . dislikes pokey people and teachers who talk too much needlessly . . . likes dancing and eating . . . dirty . . . our class clown. Sereck james Sandoe Brownie Industrial I don't know Hi-Y 115 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10. One of the white bucks gang . . . likes to run around . . a big tease . . . girls ??? john Michael Schachle Red Squirrel Industrial Just for me Football Manager 10, 115 Track 10, 11, 125 Baseball 105 Wrestling 10, 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 115 Hi-Y 11, 125 Stage Crew 11, 12. Easily seen with that bright red hair . . . seems to like going to Carlisle . . . dislikes going to the office . . . easy to get along with. Leo Vincent Schachle Leo Industrial ' Now gas it! Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 115 Acappella 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 B-Hi Times 105 B-Club 125 Track 105 Inltramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 25 Stage Crew 11, 12. One of our nice-looking shop boys . . . lots of fun . . . likes running around with the gang . . . girls ??? . . . pretty hair . . . dislikes the industrial course. Page 30 Naomi Esther Shafer Shaf Academic You so and so Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Senior Honor Society 11, 125 Red Cross Council President 10, 11, 125 Adams County Red Cross President 125 Operetta 103 Spring Musical 105 Social Dancing 115 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Associate Editor Mirror 125 B-Club 11, 12. Studious . . . nice girl . . . our co-editor . . . hails from Mt. Tabor . . . girl most likely to succeed. Maysie Elaine Shaffer Maysie Vocational Holy Cow! F. H. A. 10, 11, 12g Square Dancing 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11. Wears a diamond . . . Gene's future homemaker . . . dislikes 'mushiness displayed in public . . , prettiest eyes. Betty Helen Sheaiier Betts Commercial Stupid Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Intramural Volleyball 105 Intramural Basketball 10. Nice smile . . . cute . . . likes boys ??? . . . thinks T. V. is swell . . . good typist . . . irked by nosey people. Sara Rebecca Shetter Sally Academic Oh! My goodness Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 Senior Art Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 115 Student Council 105 Senior Library Club President 10. Says she hates men . . . likes to read . . . always studying . . . plays the piano . . . pleasant. Page 31 Barbara- Lou Slaybaugh Barb Commercial Man oh day! Social Dancing 10, 113 F. H. A. 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 11, 123 A Operetta 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 11. Santa Claus Don brought her a diamond . . . seen with Smitty and Pegs . . . adores that '55 Chevy . . . nice to know. Carolyn Esther Smith Smitty Commercial Be good now! F. H. A. 10, 113 Girls' Chorus 10, IIQ Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Acappella Choir 11, 123 Social Dancing 10, 112 Art Club llj Square Dancing 103 B-Hi Times Art Editor3 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Intramural Volleyball 103 Spring Musical 10, 11. Pretty hair . . . that angelic look . . . disgusted with people who say they can't dance . . . her heart's with the Army. Karl Edgar Sowers Ed Industrial Chorus 105 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . has a grudge against homework . . . our shy guy . . . likes to run around. Beverly Mae Starner Bev Academic Oh, my word! Mixed Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Chorus 10, 11Q Spring Musical 109 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11g Social Dancing 11g Senior Honor Society 11, 12g B-Club 123 Red Cross 10, 12, Vice- President 11. Likes French . . . gives the impression of being quiet . . . swell friend, pleasant smile . . . neat. Page 32 Doris jean Starner Doris Commercial Oh my! Mixed Chorus 11, 12. Holds the secret for staying out of trouble - quietness . . our shy gal . . . nice friend to have . . . seen with Alice. Ruth Alice Starner Ruthie Vocational My cow! Square Dancing 103 Social Dancing 10g F. H. A. 10, 11, 12g Chorus 10. Helen's pal- . . . dislikes smart boys . . . comes from Center Mills . . . likes to sleep . . . a future homemaker. Dean Edward Starry Bone Industrial Tell that to your Mother! Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 11, 129 Intramural Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, 125 B-Club 10, 11, 12g Orchestra 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 10, 11, 12g Stage Crew 11, 12. Seen at York Springs . . . one of the stage crew boys . . . good football player . . . always laughing. Genevieve Kathryn Taylor Genny Commercial Oh! That tickles me! Girls' Chorus 10g Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Acappella Choir 11, 123 Operetta 10, ll, 12g B-Hi Times Typist 123 Intramural Sports 10g Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 B-Club 129 Tri-Hi-Y. Cute . . . likes dating . . . her heart belongs to ??? . . . irked by nosey and ishonest people . . . Vonnie's other half. Page 33 - Q W 7 5 , tggfffiji xibesfffs -' Tifwxt my Alice Elizabeth Thomas Alice Vocational My word! F. H. A. 10, 11, 12. Seen with Doris . . . quiet . . , pretty hair . . . a future homemaker. Earleen Marie Thomas Eeny Commercial It's a great life if you don't weaken! Pep Club 10g Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 129 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 12g In- tramural Sports l0, 11, 12g Social Dancing 113 B-Hi Times 11, 125 Softball Manager 11, 129 Track-Field Day 10, 11, 12. Cute majorette . . . likes to run the apartment . . . Dale's on her mind . . . favorite food - Pizza Pie. Harold Frederick Tuckey Cy Academic Well, I'll be darned! Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 10, llg Acappella Choir 11, 125 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 11, Varsity 12g Student Council 10, 119 B-Club 11, 12. Likes to watch television . . . travels to Gardners frequently . . . dislikes unnecessary discussion . . . toots a French horn. Dallace William Unger Dill Academic I wouldn't say that! Senior Band Librarian 10, 11, 12g Adams County Band 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 10g Boys' Chorus 10g Operetta 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g B-Club 11, 12g Track 10, 11, 12g The Curious Savage 12. Likes 4th Street . . . drives a Nash . . . thinks people shouldn't jump to conclusions . . . nice smile. Page 34 Robert Donald Watson Bob Industrial Don't let it worry you! Mixed Chorus 105 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Shop 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . likes to run around . . , drives a Pontiac . . . one of the shop boys. Helen Arlette Weaver Dump Vocational Do you want me to draw you a map? F. H. A. 102 11, 12. Likes to read and watch T. V .,.. a wreckless driver . . . cute . . . always good for a laugh. Kathryn Mary Weidner Kate Academic Oh, Criminy! Pep Club 105 Red Cross Treasurer 105 Girls' Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 115 B-Hi Times Re- porter 11, 125 Assistant Literary Editor The Mirror 125 Tri- Hi-Y 115 Spring Musical 10. Seen with Bev, . . . nice smile . . . likes being with john- ny . . . dislikes people who think they're better than anyone else . . . studious ??? Anita Bertha Wertz Nede . Commercial Dom go wild 1 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Business Manager 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Assistant Business Manager The Mirror 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Softball 10, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 12g Homeroom Vice-President 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Track-Field Day 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 The Curious Savage 12. Lots of fun , . . dislikes P. O. D. Class . . . has a yen for running around . . . red hair and a temper . . . thinks the Marines have a pretty swell outlit . . . drummer girl. Page 35 Our Advisor Donald R. ,Ernst We, the Class of '54, wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Ernst, who has so faithfully guided and directed us during our high school career. Page 36 Honorar List of Bernice Eva Arnold Georgie Anna Barbour Joseph Paul Barder jon Garry Beidler Levona Ann Black Donald Leon Breighner Suan Genevieve Bucher Gwendolyn Mae Burgoon William Eugene Carey Betty Lou Clapper Gary Lynn Crum Hermie Rosalie Crum Dorothy Jean Deardorff Eugene Arthur Deardorff William Gary Decker Burnell Richard Deholf Helen Lois Dixon Charles Junior Dove Maurice Lee Dugan Frank Armor Ehlman William Eugene Finfrock Mildred Delphine Flickinger Gloria Rosemary Forsythe Della Irene Fritz Richard Bream Gaither John Alvey Gantz Gloria Devohn Griffle Robert Wendell Grubbs Wayne Kenneth Guise FLOWER White Rose David William Harman joseph Edward Harman Baxter Paul Harmon Charles Smith Harper Dolores Yvonne Hart Harry Marlin Hartman Joan Louise Hartman Martha .lane Hartzel Nancy Marlene Heller Shirley Louise Heller Yvonne Janice Heller Shelby Jean Herman Earl Frederick Hostetter Frances June Howery Terry Richard Hutton June Elizabeth Hykes Shirley Agnes Kane Edna Mae Kessler Donald Gary Kuhn Louise Mary McDannell Peggy Ann 'Markle Carr Bishop Marks Robert Kenneth Mauss Joan Ruth Meisenhelter Elsie Margaret Miller Louise Arlene Nary Betty Jane Orner Maurice Edwin Pitzer Sharlie Ruth Pryor Glenn Owen Rex MOTTO Seniors Ilene Esther Rex Joyce Alverta Rice Luther Glenn Rider Dorothy Hilda Sanders Sereck James Sandoe John Michael Schachle Leo Vincent Schachle Naomi Esther Shafer Maysie Elaine Shaffer Betty Helen Sheaifer Sara Rebecca Shetter Barbara Lou Slaybaugh Carolyn Esther Smith Karl Edgar Sowers Beverly Mae Starner Doris Jean Starner Keith Edward Starner Ruth Alice Starner Dean Edward Starry Genevieve Kathryn Taylor Alice Elizabeth Thomas Earleen Marie Thomas Harold Frederick Tuckey Dallace William Unger Robert Donald Watson Helen Arlette Weaver Kathryn Mary Weidner Anita Bertha Wertz Donald Leslie Wright COLORS Green and White To climb higherg stay on the level Page 37 Senior Class Will Bernice Arnold, will my basketball shorts to anyone who can keep them up. Georgie Anna Barbour, will my naturally curly hair to anyone with straight hair. joseph Barder, will my 1953 hunting license to Mr. Cover. Garry Beidler, will my hurdles to whoever is fool enough to fall over them. Levona Black, will my giggle to any sour pickle who wants it. Donald Breighner, am taking everything I own with me. Suan Bucher, will my ability to wreck Chryslers to m sister Pat. Gwendolyn Burgoon, will my ability to give a reasonable answer about the heat in Room 201 to Mr. Gordon. William Carey, will my good driving ability to Mr. Ernst. Betty Clapper, will my fast driving to Mary Lou Rhodes. Gary Crum, will my dislike for French class to Nevin Frantz. Hermie Crum, will my laugh to any long-faced person who wants it. Dorothy Deardorlf, will my love of walking in a double line to Single-file Heller. Eugene Deardorlf, will my ears to jim Peters. William Decker, will my football ability to Bryant Roe. Burnell Dehoff, will my French books to Nevin Frantz. Helen Dixon, will my naturally curly hair to anyone who wants it. Charles Dove, will my seat in the school bus to any other couple who wants it. Lee Dugan, will my baseball ability to John Day. Frank..Ehlman, will my trig book to Mr. Sheats for his safe keeping. Willis Finfrock, will my Chevy to anyone who can drive it. Mildred Flickinger, will my friendship with York Springs students to Biglerville High School. Rosemary Forsythe, will my math book to my sister Joyce. Della Fritz, will my red-headed temper to anyone who can control it better than I can. Richard Gaither, will my respect for teachers to anyone needing it. john Gantz, will my F. F. A. manual to anybody who will use it more than I did. Gloria Griflie, will my math book to anyone who is able to do math. Robert Grubbs, will my white bucks to Nevin Frantz if he promises me faithfully to keep them clean. Wayne Guise, will my dressing room locker ffor all sportsj to Gene Shaffer. David Harman, will my bus seat to Pete Weigle. joseph Harman, will my high-powered Chrysler to my brother Jim, Paul Harmon, will my football ability to my brother john. Charles Harper, will my Pontiac to anyone who has a '51 Ford convertible to will me. Dolores Hart, will my ability to get up to go to school in the morning to my brother Berne. Joan Hartman, will my cheerleading suit to anyone who likes to yell at basketball ames. Mgrtha Hartzel, will my red hair to Sandra Lower. Harry Hartman, will my baseball ability to anyone who has the courage to come out and stay out for baseball. Nancy Heller, will my temper to someone who can control it. Shirley Heller, will my membership in the Senior National Honor Society to my sister Jane. Yvonne Heller, will lots of fun to the underclassmen of Bigerville High School. Shelby Herman, will my excess weight to Mr. Coradetti. Earl Hostetter, will my P. O. D. book to Charlotte McBee. Frances Howery, will my drum-sticks to Darlene Fetters. Page 38 Terry Hutton, will my athletic ability to Ronnie Koontz. june Hykes, will my wedding cake and knife to joe Barder. Shirley Kane, will my notebooks to my sister Nellie. Edna Kessler, will Biglerville High School to anyone who wants a good school. Donald Kuhn, will my ability to control my temper to Lloyd Naylor. Louise McDannell, will my P. O. D. book to anyone who wants it. Peggy Markle, will my behavior to my brother Kenneth. Carr Marks, will my Plymouth to some other sucker. Robert Mauss, will my ability to be a clown to Mr. Benchoil. joan Meisenhelter, will my P. O. D. book to Nellie Kane. Elsie Miller, will B. H. S. to all underclassmen. Louise Nary, will my eyesight to Mr. Eckenrode so he can choose better pupils. Betty Orner, will my ability to be late for classes to my sister Dolores. Maurice Pitzer, will my weight to Shelvey Jean Lady. Sharlie Pryor, will my Hot Rod to Barbara MacBeth. Glenn Rex, will my position as President of the F. F. A. to Kenneth Miller next ear. Ildane Rex, will my position as editor of the yearbook to anyone in the junior Class who has a lot of time and patience. Joyce Rice, will my saxophone back to Mr. Sanders and to whom he thinks can keep up the payments of reeds and straps. Luther Rider, will my Chevy to anyone who wants it. Dorothy Sanders, will my position as literary editor of The Mirror to anyone who has time on his hands. Sereck Sandoe, will my P. O. D. book to Charlie Stock to burn. Leo Schachle, will my white bucks to Fred Finfrock if he can keep them clean. Michael Schachle, will girls to anyone who can understand them. Naomi Shafer, will my shoes to Doris Rose. Maysie Shaffer, will my late hours to my brother Gene Betty Sheaffer, will my typing ability to my sister Patsy. Sally Shetter, will my French book to Mr. Keefer. Barbara Slaybaugh, will my ability to catch and keep some one from York Springs to Gary Wagaman. Carolyn Smith, will my love of art to my brother Larry. Edgar Sowers, will my P. O. D. book to anyone who wants it. Beverly Starner, will my thanks and appreciation to B. H. S. Doris Starner, will my shorthand book to anyone who wants it. Keith Starner, will my hitchhiking ability to anyone who lives out of town. Ruth Starner, will my study halls to Mr. Soloski. Dean Starry, will my ability to play football to Kenneth Pitzer. Genevieve Taylor, will my laugh to any square-head who wants it. Earlene Thomas, will my position as majorette to anyone who will be able to handle it. Alice Thomas, will my P. O. D. book to anyone who wants it. Harold Tuckey, will my French horn to someone who can play 't. Dallace Unger, will my ability in French to anyone who needs it. Robert Watson, will my Pontiac to anyone who wants it. Kathryn Weidner, will Biglerville High School to anyone who wants a good school. Helen Weaver, will my reckless driving to my sister Addie. Anita Wertz, will B. H. S. to all underclassmen. Donald Wright, will my French book to Glenda Freed. 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Q LlSSf1y Page 41 Senior Class Histor September of 1950 was the month Biglerville High School opened its doors to us as freshmen. With our membership increasing to 113 many of us participated in activities such as band, football, Pep Club, Hi-Y, F. F. A. and F. H. A. That year for the first time the Ninth Grade organized a chorus and took part in programs such as assemblies and other activities. That was the year we spent a morning visiting the County Courthouse, where we visited the various oflices and witnessed a court trial. Later in the year we visited our state capitol at Harrisburg where we spent a very interesting day. Harold Tuckey was elected class president for our freshman year and Mr. Donald R. Ernst was our class advisor. During our sophomore year we each chose the curriculum that we thought would benefit us most. Under the leadership of Robert Stoner we sold candy in the bitter cold weather at the football games. Again many took part in the activities and we chose our class colors and flower. In the spring we ordered our class rings and waited anxiously through the summer months to get back to receive them in the fall. Under the leadership of Louise Nary we became jolly juniors in the fall of 1952. Selling hot dogs at the football games was our project for that year. In Sep- tember we received our class rings and proudly showed them to everyone. Ten mem- bers of our class were elected to the National Honor Society this school year. Many of our members took part in activities. With the seniors still reminding us to give them an elaborate prom, we began to make plans for that. Moonlight and Roses was the selected theme, and around it we did everything possible to make the evening a pleasant memory. Finally we are beginning our senior year at B. H. S. Selling refreshments at ball games was once more a big project. We chose Keith Starner for our class presi- dent. Gradually we are approaching the end of a high school career and we hope the beginning of a bright future. Our plans and dreams are widespread and in some cases indefinte. As to our past class history, however, we will have many memories of the days we spent at Biglerville High School such, of our teachers, and of our friends we have made here. CLASS OFFICERS President ...... ....... ......... K e ith Edward Starner Vice President .... --- Eugene Arthur Deardorff Secretary ....... .... G wendolyn Mae Burgoon Treasurer ..... ..... D onald Leslie Wright Page 42 J, l- , yn ..,., SENIOR HIGH ZZ g Junior Class Histor The class of '55 is making its way forward toward our most important year - that Senior year. We have come from seventh grade in 1949 as a timid but persistent group of boys and girls. Our membership numbers around 75 students and we are divided among the various curricula, according to the choice of each member. Mr. Ralph L. Eckenrode guides us in our projects, which include roller skating parties and selling candy, hot dogs, and soft drinks at sports events. Our students are represented in every type of activity offered by the school - music, sports, dramatics, F. F. A., F. H. A., Student Council, cheerleading, religious club, journalism, and B-Club. Previously our class has been guided by Melinda Hauser, McCrae Albright, Richard Romig, and Frank Cline in 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th grades respectively. This year our class is under the direction of Nevin Frantz. In September we proudly re- ceived our class rings, which are displayed by ourmembers. With these memories behind us, we look forward to our Senior year. CLASS OFFICERS President ...... .......................... N evin Frantz Vice-President --- .... Carolyn Wierman Secretary ...... .... L ois Musselman Treasurer .... --- William Sheaffer CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS White Rose Blue and white CLASS MOTTO Faith builds future Page 44 Dal sv S6 JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Mr. Ralph L. Eckenrode, Advisor, Phyllis Trimmer, Glenda Freed, Melinda Hauser, Janet Ehlman, Janet Beitman, Carolyn Wierman, Nevin Frantz, William Sheaffer, Lois Musselman, Elaine Weaver, Carolyn Roth, jean Collins, Joan Geiselman, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Betty Zeigler. Second Row: Betty Starry, Joanne Wolfe, Barbara Macbeth, Shirley Peters, Kathryn Chronister, Evadne Fohl, Louise Mansberger, Peggy McCarthy, jean Hykes, Lois Slaybaugh, Mildred Guise, Doris Bere, Shirley Cashman, Elener Hartman. Third Row: Frank Cline, john Day, Fred Finfrock, James Kroushour, Ted Showers, Peter Weaver, Lucille Weaver, Kay Sheats, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Nancy Osborn, Lloyd Naylor, Gary Wagaman, Paul Kuhn, Kenneth Miller. Fourth Row: Kenneth Markle, Richard Smelser, john Bretzman, Ronald Boyer, Donald Himes, Cecil Guise, Gerald Lawver, Franklin Ryman, Donald Thomas, Eugene Chronister, David Slaybaugh, Mc- Crae Albright, Larry Peters, Richard Beamer, William Birgensmith. Sophomore Class Histor We, the class of '56, entered Biglerville Junior High School in September of 1950. We were eager, as Seventh Graders, to get a good start infhigh school life. Now as a class of Sophomores, we are participating in many school activities, such as: Basketball, Football, Band, Chorus, and several have joined the Senior High B-Club. We are selling candy and potato chips at noon time, and also during athletic events. We won first prize of 3525.00 in the Booster Parade this year. We are plan- ning a dance also. This year's class officers are: President, Sandra Lowerg Vice-President, Joan Staubg Secretary, Eugene Shaffer, Treasurer, David Ogburng and our class advisor is Miss Mildred A. Walter. The past Presidents were: 7th Grade, Sandra Lower, 8th Grade, Judy Shetterg 9th Grade, Keith Wolff. During our ninth year we visited the County Court House, and also the State Capital. COLORS Red and White Page 46 95135 LV SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Miss Mildred A. Walter, Advisor, Patricia Guise, Jacqueline Slaybaugh, Sandra Lower, David Ogburn, Eugene Sheaffer, Joan Staub, Judy Shetter, Patricia Walter, Doris Rose, Patsy Wright, Lois Gaither. Second Row: Yvonne Black, Jean Conner, Nadine Baker, Ann Baldwin, Florence Schoffstall, Shirley Kessel, Ann Heltibridle, Helen Stahl, Janet Warner, Elaine Stoner, Sandra Taylor, Judy Crist, Connie Slonaker, Darby Chronister. Third Row: Charlotte Hartzel, Dorothy Hykes, Carrie Mickley, Janet Stoner, Shirley Heller, Nancy Dunlap, Mary Ann Hartman, Betty Jo Boyer, Loretta Butler, Charlotte Arnsberger, Mary Lou Kanagy, Jeanne Kuykendall, Barbara Plank. Fourth Row: Richard Sullivan, Marlin Showers, Lynn Peters, Glenn Carey, Franklin Weigle, John Frey, Dale Thomas, Robert Ditzler, Ronald Group, Franchot Strickhauser, John Keefer, William Tilton, Donald Cline. Fifth Row: Larry Peters, Wallace Rice, Ronald Koontz, Keith Wolff, Ray Schwartz, Donald Trostle, Rodney Miller, James Albright, Paul Howery, Edwin McGlaughlin, Kenneth Pitzer, William Shafer, Robert Starner. Sixth Roiv: Bgrry Cluck, Fred Ankney, Howard Hemsley, Fred Heyser, Joel Dugan, Larre Hoke, Garnet Coble, Ronald Currens, Clyde Funt, Terry Baltzley, Merton Ec enro e. Page 48 ix. f f 7f f n J UN IOR H I G H S 0U gg abrad F RESHMAN CLASS First Row: Mr. Lawrence W. Gulden, Advisor, Freda Warner, Donna Slaybaugh, .Barbara Parker, Joyce Sheatfer, Russel Bolen, Richard Fink, Donald Bower, James May, Patricia Warrenfeltz, Bonnie Taylor, Jane Heller, Barbara Rice, Winnie Hinkle, Jannie Lee Chronister, Betty Kuykendall. Second Row: Barbara Miller, Nellie Kane, Agnes Thomas, Dorothy Anthony, Lillian Bretzman, Ann Deardorff, Nancy Arnold, Joyce Ebbert, Lois Group, Dorothy Gilbert, Annalee I-lar- man, Helen Naylor, Doris McGlaughlin, Janet Hollabaugh, Ruth Ann May. Thlrd Row: Doris Sheaffer, Joan Tate, Lynn Swayze, Doris Longenecker, Patricia Bucher, Barbara Freed, Nancy David, Dorothy Johnston, Nancy Ditzler, .Patsy Sheaifer, Helen Naylor, Joan Swayze, Elaine Althoff, Mary Alexander, Columbine Bowers. Fourth Row: Kenneth Wagaman, Bryant Roe, Sterling Birgensmith, Johnson Taylor, James Smallwood, Sylvia Heller, Alice Rexroth, Brenda Parker, Jane Plank, Harold Wright, Eugene Musselman, Jack Palmer, Gerald Wallen, Nelson Weber, .Wayne Wallen. Fifth Row: Robert Clark, Gerald Cluck, Garnet Taylor, Kenneth Baltzley, Larry Shillito, James McCarthy, Clair Fetters, B0yd.Sm1th, Philip Schiebel, Ralph Mentzer, Fred Taylor, Donald Blocher, Donald Hart- zel, Gerald McKinney, John Steiner. Sixth Row: Edward Crum, William Miller, Clifford Taylor, George Smeed, Martin Shenk, Nick Silivanowitz, Kenneth Fair, David Cox, Donald Flickinger, Robert Shafer, Linwood Starner, James Harmon, Thomas Leedy, Jerry Kuntz, John Hewetson. Seventh Row: George Flick- inger, Donald Bricker, Jay Cutshall, Neil Lott, Richard Brough. Ig 96105 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Hobart E. Benchoff, Advisor, Shelby Boone, Carol Blackwell, Shirley Miller, Sandra Hoke, Lois Smick, Diana Crum, William Payne, Nancy Peters, Lois Rex, Pat Weaver, jean Heller, Ann Lott. Second Row: Pauline Livingston, Dorothy Wickline, Audrey Chronister, Deanne Eckenrode, Darlene Winand, Wahnettah Vines, Bonnie Lehr, joan Heller, Carol Gratton, Judy Bosserman, jane Carey, Betty Decker, Lois Funt. Third Row: Jeanette Kuntz, Elaine Smith, Iris McDannell, Marvel Beamer, Leota Butler, Rebecca Roth, Ruthanne Rider, Sandra Parker, Darlene Rexroth, Mary Taylor, Addie Weaver, joan Thomas, Nancy Black. Fourth Row: Shirley Finfrock, Vivian Geiselman, Barbara Taylor, joan Hartman, jane McCurry, Mardell Gockenauer, Delores Orner, Anna Mae Ogden, Joanne Miller, Ruth Musselman, Patsy Poland, jo Orner, Nancy Southerly. Fifth Row: Richard Byers, Cecil Showers, Ralph Carey, Owen Cooley, Shirley Her- man, Rose Ann Miller, Mary Sharp, Pat Heckenluber, Carolyn Baker, Richard Cutshall, Michael Sheaffer, Fred Hoffman, Adrian Slaybaugh. Sixth Row: Robert Trimmer, Edward Deardorff, Thomas Cline, Duane Eckert, Donald Naylor, Blaine Harvey, Gerald Dorsey, john Slonaker, Richard Sites, Robert Shetter, Robert Ehlman, Glenn Thomas. Seventh Row: john Constable, Jerry Taylor, Ivan Bretzman, Richard Carey, john Clouse, William Hornig, Jeffrey Bucher, james Showers, Richard Beatty, Donald Coble, Donald Gilbert, Richard Warren. Eighth Row: Richard Hartzel, Dennis Hess, Ronald Boyer, Donald Batzley, Gerald Dove, David McCarthy, Charles Johnson, Berne Hart, james Milhimes, Harold Dugan. Ninth Row: jay Zeigler, Larry Taylor, Donald Wickline. gg 95nd SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Barbara Seburn, Joyce Mansberger, Shirley Mentzer, Joan Schriver, Jean Thomas, Judith May, Charlene Pryor, Dorothy Rexroth, Hazel Speelman, Rosa- lie Leer, Karlene Hall, Ellen Kane, Ruth Crum, Mary Arnsberger, Willie Mae Woodall, Joyce Forsythe, Mr. Robert G. Reiter, Advisor. Second Row: Nellie Irvin, Dorothy Kuykendall, Florence Latferty, Marie Coble, Jean Linah, Grace Sharpe, Jean Hartzel, Margaret Wentz, Susan Bear, Cecilia Yoder, Margaret Raffensper- ger, Margaret Miller, Ruth Taylor, Doris Perry, Pauline Schultz, Naomi Jacoby. Third Row: Phyllis Cashman, Marion Griest, Patricia Reinecker, Nancy Peters, Sinda Baker, Donna Ebbert, Laura Belle Emlet, Mary Evelyn Vines, Ireane Carey, Mary Hewetson, Bonnie Heller, Shirley Sullivan, Reba Starry, Doris Wickline, Mary Shank. Fourth Row: Garry Wagner, Larry Carey, Richard Roth, Robert Guise, Richard McCleaf, Larry Rose, Earnest Sillik, Nancy Musselman, Jane Livings- ton, Charlotte Funt, Vernice Baldwin, Joyce Warren, Bonnie Haskell, Betty Finfrock, Mary Lou Finfrock, Betty Logan. Fifth Row: Marshall Plank, Stanley Group, Larry Kennedy, Kenneth Harget, Patrick Schachle, John Stover, Harry Hartzel, Barry Clapsaddle, Marlin Cluck, Paul Warren, Ronald Arnsberger, Chester VanDyke, Harold Baltzley, Kenneth Gentzler, Gerald Slaybaugh. Sixth Row: Gary Clap saddle, Kenneth Smeed, Paul Starner, Robert Showers, Barry Showers, Glenn McCaus- lin, Fred Hawbaker, Byron Hartman, Louis Wallen, Francis Warrenfeltz, Gerald Ogburn, Robert Shafer, Charles Fohl, Glenn Bricker, John Harmon, Lester Roth, Luther Harmon. Seventh Row: Blaine Clouse, Rodney Weidner, Larry Smith, Edward Logan, Jim Showers, Fred Showers, Owen Naylor, Larry Barbour, Clark Shaffer, Lawrence Heller, David Dull, Jim Kuhn, John Rosenberry, Robert Boyer, Robert Burkhart, Stephen Gettier, Kenneth Keefauver. Eighth Row: Larry Seymour, Clarence Speelman, Lynn Lerew, Donald Boyer. fX ACTIVTTIES K I i I . 1 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Darlene Fetters, Louise Nary, Gwendolyn Burgoon, Wayne Guise, Joan Hartman, Martha Hartzel, Terry Hutton, Dorothy Deardorff, Nancy Arnold, Sandra Lower, Mr. C. P. Keefer, Advisor. Second Row: Patricia Warrenfeltz, Jannie Lee Chronister, Sandra Hoke, Diana Crum, Lois Smick, Shirley Finfrock, Florence Schotfstall, Joyce Ebbert, Joyce Starry, Cecelia Yoder, Patricia Reinecker. Third Row: Thomas Cline, Eugene Deardorff, Gary Crum, Burnell Dehoff, Keith Starner, Carolyn Wierman, Ronald Group, Richard Fink, John Hewetson, Donald Blocher. Fourth Row: Robert Mauss, Glenn Rex, Carr Marks. SENIOR B-CLUB First Row: Dorothy Sanders, Shirley Heller, Anita Wertz, Frances Howery, Dolores Hart, Melinda Hauser, Louise Nary, Joyce Rice. Second Row: Naomi Shafer, Ileane Rex, Betty Starry, Kay Sheats, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Mildred Flickinger, Georgie Anna Barbour, Helen Dixon. Third Row: Maurice Pitzer, Wayne Guise, William Decker, Gary Crum, Frank Ehl- man, David Harmon, Dorothy Deardorff, Paul Harmon. Fourth Row: Dean Starry, Burnell Dehoff, Terry Hutton, Carr Marks, Frank Cline, John Day, Eugene Deardorff, Dallace Unger, Donald Kuhn. Fifth Row: Keith Starner, Harold Tuckey, Mr. Eugene M. Haas, Advisor, Leo Schackle, Robert Grubbs. Page 54 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Mr. C. P. Keefer, Advisor, Frank Ehlman, Naomi Shafer, Eugene Deardorlf. Second Row: Anita Wertz, Shirley Heller, Keith Starner, Garry Beidler, Terry Hutton, Wayne Guise, Beverly Starner. PETER PAN CLUB First Row: Mary Louise Clouser, Advisor, Glenda Freed, Melinda Hauser, Dorothy Deardorff. Secind Row: Elaine Weaver, Richard Gaither, Paul Harmon, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Richard Fin . Page 55 gg 95nd SENIOR BAND First Row: Nancy Arnold, Judy Shetter, Melinda Hauser, Louise Nary, Freda Warner, Earlene Thomas, Patsy Wright. Second Row: Levona Black, Betty Starry, Barbara Rice, Mildred Flickinger, Darlene Fetters, joyce Ebbert, Betty Zeigler, Florence Scholfstall, Frances Howery, Anita Wertz, Doris Rose, Joyce Starry, Ann Heltibridle, Elaine Stoner, Charlotte Hartzel, Donald Coble. lhird Row: Glenda Freed, Richard Gaither, Sandra Taylor, Georgie Anna Barbour, janet Ehlman, Nancy Tate, Elaine Althoff, Gary Crum, Keith Starner, William Decker, Carolyn Wierman, jean Collins, judy Crist, Gwendolyn Burgoon, Lynn Lerew. Fourth Row: Mary Lou Kanagy, Nancy Davis, Kay Shears, Dallace Unger, Joyce Rice, Ileane Rex, Sandra Lower, joan Geiselman, Jean Guise, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Helen Dixon, john Hewetson, Kay Murtoff, Shelby Herman, Donald Blocher. Fifth Row: Shirley Peters, Terry Hutton, Burnell Dehoff, Dorothy Deardorff, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Dolores Hart, Patricia Guise, Kenneth Markle, john Day, Rodney Miller, Garnet Coble, Larry Shillito, Nelson Weber, james Smallwood. Sixth Row: Eugene Deardorff, Frank Cline, Wayne Guise, Frank Ehlman, Robert Grubbs, Donald Wright, Donald Kuhn, Harold Tuckey, Patsy Shaffer. Seventh Row: Dean Starry, Maurice Pitzer, Ray Schwartz, Leo Schachle, Garry Beidler. fl fi ,sv-I-'U ,ya gm CV' as A-04 MAJORETTES First Row: Melinda Hauser. Second Row: Judy Shetter, Patsy Wright, Nancy Arnold Third Row: Freda Warner, Louise Nary, Earleen Thomas Page 57 GERMAN BAND Wayne Guise, Donald Wright, Garry Beidler, Gary Crum, William Decker THE SPORTSTERS First Row: Gary Crum, Keith Starner, Robert Grubbs, Donald Wright. Second Row: Dean Starry, Garry Beidler, Wayne Guise. Page 58 gg 96nd SENIOR MIXED CHORUS First Row: Mr. Charles L. Yost, Advisor, Rosemary Forsythe, Naomi Shafer, Dorothy Deardorff, Georgie Anna Barbour, Helen Dixon, Hermie Crum, Betty Sheaffer, Levona Black, Genevieve Taylor, Sally Shetter, Gwendolyn Burgoon, Martha Hartzel, Joan Hartman, Della Fritz, Nancy Heller, Edna Kessler, Elsie Miller. Second Row: Mary Ann Hartman, Nancy Dunlap, Betty Zeigler, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Lois Slaybaugh, Earlene Thomas, Kathryn Chronister, Judy Crist, Jean Guise, Darlene Fetters, Nancy Osburn, Betty Starry, Lucille Baker, Janet Beitman, Judy Shetter, Bernice Arnold, Shirley Kessel. Third Row: Elaine Stoner, Melinda Hauser, Joan Geiselman, Jean Collins, janet Ehlman, Joanne Wolf, Phyllis Trimmer, Shirley Peters, Carolyn Wierman, Patricia Walter, Charlotte Hartzel, Patricia Guise, Doris Rose, Jacqueline Slaybaugh, Patsy Wright, Janet Stoner, Shirley Heller, Shirley Kane. Fourth Row: Connie Slonaker, Jeanne Kuyken- dall, Mary Lou Kanagy, Nancy Tate, Ann Heltibridle, Kay Sheats, Evadne Fohl, Louise Mansberger, Doris Bere, Peggy McCarthy, Jean Hykes, Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Peggy Markle, Barbara Slaybaugh, Lois Gaither. Fifth Row: Virginia Alexander, Loretta Butler, Darby Chronister, Ann Baldwin, Joan Staub, Charlotte Arnsberger, William Decker, Wayne Guise, Frank Cline, John Day, Richard Gaither, Gary Crum, Harold Tuckey, Carolyn Smith, Doris Starner, Sondra Taylor, Sandra Lower. Sixth Row: John Gantz, James Albright, Robert Grubbs, Leo Schachle, Michael Schachle, Frank Ehlman, Garry Beidler, Dean Starry, Ray Schwartz, Howard Hemsley. A CAPPELLA CHOIR A First Row: Mr. Charles L. Yost, Director, Lois Slaybaugh, Nancy Osburn, Dorothy Deardortf, Georgie Anna Barbour, Helen Dixon, Hermie Crum, Betty Sheaffer, Levona Black, Genevieve Taylor. Second Row: Lucille Baker, Betty Zeigler, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Earleen Thomas, Kathryn Chronister, Judy Crist, Jean Guise, Darlene Fetters, Betty Starry. Third Row: Janet Beitman, Carolyn Smith, Melinda Hauser, joan Geiselman, Jean Collins, janet Ehlman, Kay Sheats, Patricia Walter, Judy Shetter, Doris Rose, Patricia Guise, Fourth Row: John Gantz, William Decker, Wayne Guise, Frank Cline, Mary Lou Kanagy, Nancy Tate, Evadne Fohl, jean Hykes, Gary Crum, Harold Tuckey, Richard Gaither, john Day. Fifth Row: james Albright, Robert Grubbs, Leo Schachle, Frank Ehlman, Garry Beidler, Dean Starry, Ray Schwartz, Harold Hemsley. BOYS' SEXTETTE W'illiam Decker, Frank Ehlman, Garry Beidler, Harold Tuckey, Gary Crum, Richard Gaither. Page SU TRI-HI-Y First Row: Shirley Peters, Dorothy Sanders, Joyce Rice, Mary Clouser, Advisor, Janet Beit- man, Judy Crist, Kay Sheats. Second Row: Eunice Luckenbaugh, Betty Zeigler, Nancy Tate, Mildred Flickinger, Nancy Osborn, Barbara MacBeth, Levona Black, Genevieve Taylor, June Hykes, Shirley L. Heller. Third Row: Lucille Baker, Kathryn Chronister, Evedne Fohl, Louise Mansberger, Phyllis Trimmer, Peggy McCarthy, Patsy Wright, Doris Rose, Shirley Kessel, Helen Stahl, Janet Warner. Fourth Row: Lola Ann Hildebrand, Janet Ehlman, Elaine Weaver, Carolyn Roth, Doris Bere, Jacqueline Slaybaugh, Patricia Walters, Charlotte Hartzel, Ann Baldwin, Darby Chronister, Virginia Alexander. Fifth Row: Glenda Freed, Shelby Jean Lady, Mildred Guise, Joan Geiselman, Jean Collins, Ann Hiltibridle. HI-Y First Row: Mr. Robert G. Reiter, Advisor, Leo Schachle, Dean Starry, Luther Rider, Paul Harmon, David Harman. Second Row: Charles Harper, Robert Watson, Serick Sandoe, John Gantz, Glenn Rex, Mike Schachle. Page 61 B- HI TIMES EDITORS First Row: Melinda Hauser, Dolores Hart, Ileane Rex, Georgie Ann Barbour, Mary Louise Clouser, Advisor. Second Row: Larre Hoke, Jean Collins, Carolyn Smith, Nevin Frantz, Keith Wolfe. B-HI TIMES BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Hermie Crum, Earleen Thomas, Anita Wertz, Shirley Heller, Genevieve Taylor Second Row: Glenda Freed, Shelby jean Lady, Helen Dixon, Shelby Herman. Page 62 B -HI TIMES REPORTERS First Row: Betty Zeigler, Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, janet Beitman, janet Ehlman, Louise Mansberger. Second Row: Lois Gaither, Kay Shears, Kathryn Weidner, Naomi Shafer, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Lucille Baker, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Mildred Guise, Connie Slonaker, Elaine Stoner. Third Row: William Tilton, Ray Schwartz, Nancy Tate, Nancy Osborn, Lois Mussel- man, Shirley Cashman, Carolyn Wierman. HANDBOOK STAFF Sitting:Martha Hartzel, Joyce Rice, Mr. C. P. Keefer, Advisor. Standing: Kay Sheets. Page 63 SENIOR F. H. A. First Row: Betty Clapper, Nancy Osborn, Maysie Shafer, Alice Thomas, Ruth Starner, Gloria Griffie, Joann Meisenhelter, Helen Weaver, Rosemary Forsythe. Second Row: Janet Stoner, Dorothy Hykes, Elener Hartman, Kathryn Chronister, janet Starner, Charlotte McBee, Bernice Arnold, Nancy Heller, Della Fritz, Mary A. Diehl, Advisor. Third Row: joan Staub, jean Kuykendall, Nancy Dunlap, Mary Ann Hartman, Carrie Mickley, Shirley Heller, Shelby Sheaffer, Louise McDannell, Edna Kessler, Darby Chronister, Betty jo Boyer. SENIOR F. F. A. First Row: john Gantz, john Frey, Earl Hostetter, Glenn Rex, joseph Harmon. David Har- mon, Robert Mauss, William Finfrock, Mr. Donald White, Advisor. Second Row: Marlin Showers, Glenn Carey, Donald Bowers, Donald Flickinger, Gerald Cluck, Harry Hartman, Bovd Smith, William Carey, Richard Fair. Third Row: David Cox, Clair Fetters. Fred Taylor, Ralph Mentzer, Robert Shafer, Kenneth Pitzer, Ronald Group, Paul Howery, William Shafer, Garnet Taylor. Fourth Row: Donald Trostle, 'Wallace Rice, Merton Eckenrode, Lynn Peters, David Ogburn, Franklin Ryman, Richard Sullivan, Franklin Weigle, Clifford Taylor, Donald Himes. Fifth Row: Barry Cluck, Gerald Lawver, Larry Peters, Carr Marks, Paul Harmon, XVilliam Miller, Martin Shank, Ted Showers, Eugene Shaffer. Page 64 JUNIOR F. H. A. First Row: Lois Funt, Jean Heller, Jane Carey, Wahnetta Vines, Carol Gratton, Agnes Thomas Jannie Lee Chronister, jane Heller, Patricia Warrenfeltz, Kay K. Frantz, Advisor. Second Row Anne Lott, joanne Miller, Bonnie Lehr, joan Heller, Irene Cary, Evelyn Vines, Mary Byer Ruth Crum, Barbara Parker, Lynn Swayze, Betty Lou Kuykendall. Third Row: joan Schriver Joyce Arnsberger, Mary Lou Taylor, Karlene Hall, Pauline Schultz, Mary Sharpe. JUNIOR F. F. A. First Row: Byron Hartman, Patrick Schachle, Harold Baltzley, john Harmon, Robert Shafer, Gerald Cluck, Paul Warren, Mr. john W. White, Advisor. Second Row: David Dull, Donald Gilbert, Donald Baker, Lester Roth, Marshall Plank, Edward Logan, Fred Showers, Clark Shaffer, Francis Warrenfeltz. Third Row: Robert Guise, Richard Carey, Ivan Bretzman, Owen Cooley, Donald Boyer, Robert Showers, Barry Showers, Philip Walde, Fred Hawbaker. Fourth Row: jim Kuhn, Barry Clapsaddle, Gerald Osborn, Chester vanuyke, Stanley Group, Rodney Weidner, Larry Smith, Earnest Sillik, jim Showers, Page 65 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Judy Bosserman, Shirley Finfrock, Mr. C. P. Keefer, Advisor, Joan Tate, John Hewetson, Thomas Leedy, Joyce Ebbert, Nancy Arnold. Second Row: Carolyn Baker, Elaine Smith, Sandra Hoke, Wahnettah Vines, Ruth Ann Rider, Barbara Miller, Ruthanna Mussel- man, John Steiner, Third Row: John Slonaker, Larry Shillito, Donald Blocher, Fred Hoffman, Thomas Cline, Linwood Starner, Donald Coble. JUNIOR B - CLUB First Row: Lois Gaither, Judy Crist, Mary Lou Kanagy, Donald Hartzel, Joyce Ebbert, Richard Fink, Nancy Arnold, Elaine Altholf, Barbara Freed. Second Row: Freda Warner, Shirley Kes- sel, Dorothy Anthony, Patsy Wright, Doris Rose, Charlotte Hartzel, Patricia Guise, Patricia Walter, Joan Staub, Sandra Lower. Third Row: Doris Longenecker, Joan Tate. Jacqueline Slay- baugh, Connie Slonaker, Sondra Taylor, Elaine Stoner, Jeanne Kuykendall, Judy Shetter, Florence Schoffstall. Fourth Row: Ray Schwartz, Ronald Group, Larry Peters, Kenneth Waga- man, Larre Hoke, Donald Blocher, James Albright, Larry Shillito, Harold Wright, Donald Trostle. Fifth Row: Wallace Rice, Ronald Koontz, Keith Wolff, John Hewetson, Garnet Coble, Nelson Weber, Lynn Peters, Dale Thomas, Robert Ditzler, Kenneth Pitzer. Sixth Row: Mr. Hobart E. Benchoff, Advisor, Kenneth Baltzley, James Smallwood, Rodney Miller, Fred Ankney, Donald Cline. Page 66 JUNIOR CHORUS First Row: Mr. Charles L. Yost, Advisor, Ruth Ann Musselman, Irene Carey, Ruth Taylor, Nancy Musselman, Lois Smick, Shirley Finfrock, Vivian Geiselman, Patricia Heckenluber, Lois Rex, Deanne Eckenrode, Margaret Raffensperger, Margaret Miller, Jean Lina, Joyce Arns- berger. Second Row: Nancy Peters, Judy Bosserman, -lane Carey, Nancy Peters, Patricia Weav- er, Audrey Chronister. Diana Crum, Susan Baer. Cecilia Yoder. Margaret Wentz, Patsy Poland, ,lo Orner, Nancy Southerly, Marie Coble. Third Row: Iris McDannell, Sandra Hoke, Jane Mc- Curry, joan Hartman, Anne Lott. Sinda Baker. Donna Ebbert, Mary Finfrock, Betty Finfrock, Bonnie Haskell, Mary Byerly, Ruth Crum, Esther Keefer. Carol Blackwell, Elaine Smith. Fourth Row: Rosalie Lehr, Doris Seburn, Marvel Beamer, Nancy Black, Shelby Boone, Leota Butler, Bonnie Lehr, joan Heller, Charlotte Funt, Carolvn Baker. Patricia Reinicker, Marian Greist, Sandra Parker, joan Thomas, Ruth Rider. Fifth Row: William Payne, Blaine Harvey. Richard Hartzel, Dennis Hess, James Millhimes, Stephen Gettier, Duane Eckert, Gerald Dorsey, Richard Burchart, Robert Ehlman, Barry Clapsaddle, Larry Barbour. LIBRARY CLUB Sitting: Anne W. Sanders. Advisor. Standing: Diana Crum, Wahnetta Vines, Carol Gratton, Ruth Ann Musselman, Sandra Hoke Fred Hoffman, William Hornig, Gerald Dove. Page 67 gg 95nd JUNIOR BAND First Row: Robert Campbell, Wayne Schwartz, jane Coble, Beverly Ellicker, Carol Bosserman, Richard Graham. Second Row: Barry Clapsaddle, Ralph Carey, Susan Baer, Cecilia Yoder, Deanne Eckenrode, Laura Belle Emlet, Larry Kennedy, Richard Roth, Michael Bucher, Larry Guise, joan Schwartz, Rocky Hoffnaugle, Blaine Clouse, Larry Barbour. Third Row: Shelby Boone, Iris McDannell, Judy Bosserman, Mary Finfrock, Ruth Ann Musselman, Betty Finfrock, Diana Crum, Nancy jane Black, Jean Lina, Margaret Wentz, Donna Ebbert, Irene Carey, Darlene Kemper, Pamela Wentzel, Pauline Wright. Fourth Row: Carol Blackwell, Thomas Cline, Jack Palmer, Shirley Finfrock, Marie Coble, Lois Rex, Robert Ehlman, Robert Burkhart, George Flickinger, john Slonaker, john Stover, Gerald Dorsey, Robert Shetter, Adrian Slaybaugh. Fifth Row: Carolyn Baker, Mary Hewetson, Sandy Parker, Lois Group, Helen Rex, Audrey Chronister, Lois Smick, Vivian Geiselman, Dorothy Anthony, Sandra Hoke, jo Orner, Marian Greist, Elaine Smith, Donna Slaybaugh, Patricia Heckenluber. Sixth Row: Robert Clark, john Steiner, Berne Hart, Patricia Reinecker, Joan Tate, Linwood Starner, Doris Longenecker, Barbara Freed, Edward Deardorlf, Parker Coble, Stephen Gettier, William Payne, Harold Wright, Cecil Showers, Jay Zeigler. I SOCIAL DANCING First Row: Mr. Clyde R. Cover, Advisor, Jean Thomas, Doris Wickline, Karlene Hall, Ellen Kane, Willie Mae Woodall, Joyce Arnsberger, Joanne Miller, Joan Heller, Ann Lott, Carol Ann Gratton, Shirley Miller, Phyllis Cashman, Doris Perry, Jane Plank, Brenda Parker, Nancy Southerly, Jo Orner, Patsy Poland, Miss Mildred A. Walter, Advisor. Second Row: Mary Hewetson, Bonnie Taylor, Carol Blackwell, Nancy Black, Shelby Boone, Mary Alexander, Columbine Bowers, Winnie Hinkle, Ann Deardortf, Jannie Lee Chronister, Reba Starry, Jean Hartzel, Lillian Bretzman, Betty Logan, Virginia Alexander, Donna Slaybaugh, Joan Tate. Third Row: Mar- dell Gochenauer, Dolores Orner, Lois Funt, Sylvia Heller, Alice Rexroth, Wahnettah Vines, Ruthanne Rider, Jeaneatte Kuntz, Anna Mae Odgen, Charlene Pryor, Judith May, Florence Lafferty, Joan Schriver, Evelyn Vines, Laura Belle Emlet, Pauline Schultz, Naomi Jacoby, Dorothy Johnson. Fourth Row: Doris Longenecker, Shirley Sullivan, Joyce Warren, Catherine Davis, Nancy Ditzler, Barbara Taylor, Shirley Mentzer, Rose Ann Miller, Shirley Herman, Mary Sharp, Barbara Miller, Nellie Kane, Helen Naylor, Ruth Ann May, Lois Group, Anna Lee Harmon, Dorothy Gilbert. Fifth Row: Larry Kennedy, Larry Taylor, Cecil Showers, Nellie Ervin, Dorothy Kuykendall, Barbara Parker, Barbara Freed, Patricia Warrenfeltz, Bonnie Taylor, Jane Heller, Rebecca Roth, Jean Kuykendall, Joan Swayze, Lynn Swayze, Charles Johnson, Robert Trimmer, Donald Wickline, Lester Roth, Earnest Sillik. Sixth Row: Gerald Slaybaugh, Richard Roth, Jim Kuhn, Patricia Schachle, Kenneth Baltzley, Don- ald Baker, Donald Gilbert, Fred Showers, Chester VanDyke, Robert Shetter, Richard Sites, Edward Logan, Larry Smith, Jim Showers, Rodney Weidner, George Smeed, Jonathon Taylor, Adrian Slaybaugh, Robert Sheatfer. JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB First Row: Carol Blackwell, Bonnie Lehr, Ann Lott, Jean Heller, Mary Alexander, Columbine Bowers, Joan Heller, Willie Mae Woodall, Jane Plank, Brenda Parker, Nellie Kane, Dorothy Gilbert, Miss Barbara A. Keller, Advisor. Second Row: Joyce Warren, Nancy Jane Black, Shelby Boone, Mardell Gochenauer, Lillian Bretzman, Jean McCurry, Dolores Orner, Esther Keefer, Patricia Warrenfeltz, Helen Naylor, Lynn Swayze, Larry Carey. Third Row: Robert Boyer, Earnest Sillik, Lois Funt, Shirley Sullivan, Joanne Miller, Barbara Parker, Dorothy Anthony, Joan Hartman, Anna Mae Ogden, Rose Ann Miller, Mary Shenk, Charlotte Funt, Kenneth Smeed, Fred Hawbaker. Page 69 JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL First Row: Joanne Wolfe, Beverly Starner, Kathryn Weidner, Dolores Hart, Naomi Shafer, Frances Howery, Sally Shetter, Phyllis Trimmer. Second Row: Laura Belle Emlet, Joyce Arns- berger, Ellen Kane, Florence Lafferty, Wahnetta Vines, Darlene Winand, jane Carey, Judy Bosserman, Deanne Eckenrode. Thi d Row: joan Heller, Ann Lott, Doris Parry, Betty Logan, Reba Starry, jean Hartzel, Doris hmgenecker, Barbara Parker. Fourth Row: Barbara Freed, Dorothy Anthony, Lynn Swayze, Ralph Carey, Donald Baker, Richard Carey. SAFETY PATROL First Row: Rodney Weidner, Lynn Lerew, Donald Boyer, Ralph Carey, Fred Hawbaker, Gerald Slaybaugh, Blaine Clouse. Second Row: Donald Naylor, James Albright, Merton Fckenrode, Larry Peters, Dennis Hess. Third Row: Wahnettah Vines, Mary Alexander, Elaine Althoff, Columbine Bowers, Dorothy Anthony, Lillian Bretzman. Page 70 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Betty Zeigler, joan Geiselman, Betty Starry, Bernice Arnold, Joyce Rice, Mildred Flickinger, Anita Wertz, Kay Sheats, Phyllis Trimmer, Barbara Rice, Shirley Peters. Second Row: Lois Musselman, Della Fritz, Miss Rosa M. Rapp, Coach, Evadne Fhol, Doris Bere. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Gary Crum, Harold Tuckey, Nevin Frantz, Frank Cline, William Decker, john Day, Wayne Guise, Burnell Dehoff, Donald Wright. Center: Terry Hutton, Mr. Richard N. Allison, Coach. Page 71 Page 72 December 8 .... December 11 --- December 15 --- December 18 --- December 22 --- December 30 --- January 5 --- January 8 -- January 12 -- january 15 -- ----- january 19 -- ----- january 22 -- january 26 -- January 29 -- February 2 -- February 5 -- February 9 -- February 12 --- February 15 --- February 19 ........ JV's Boys Preliminary Varsity Girls Preliminary H 3 F 3 -2 i. Q f 2 BASKETBA SCHEDULE f--- L ..... l i ..... Washington Twp. --- Shippensburg Washington Twp. - --- Shippensburg --- Spring Grove ------- Alumni - - Littlestown - - - - Newville - -- -- -- Fairfield -- - York Springs ------- New Oxford ---- Boiling Springs ------ East Berlin - - - - Littlestown - - - - N ewville - - - -- -- Fairfield ---- York Springs ------- New Oxford --- Boiling Springs ------ East Berlin Page 73 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Nancy Davis, Nancy Tate. Second Row: Elaine Stoner, jannie Lee Chronister, Lois Gaither, Patricia Guise, Connie Slonaker, Darby Chronister, Shelvy Lady, Joyce Ebbert, Nancy Arnold, Jean Guise, Miss Rosa M. Rapp, Coach. BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Larre Hoke, William Shafer, Ronald Group, Eugene Shaffer, Fred Heyser, Don- ald Himes, Wallace Rice. Second Row: Mr. Frank E. Soloski, Coach, Donald Trostle, Garnet Coble, Keith XVolff, Ray Schwartz, Ronald Koontz, Rodney Miller, Lynn Peters. Page 74 BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Mr. Albert Drachbar, Coach, james Kuhn, james McCarthy, james Smallwood, Robert Clark, Russel Bolen, Kenneth Wagaman, Richard Beatty, Mr. William Coradetri, Coach. Second Row: Richard Fink, john Constable, Richard Hartzel, David McCarthy, Harold Wright, Larry Shillito, john Slonaker, james Milhimes. Third Row: Blaine Harvey, William Payne Cecil Showers, Thomas Leedy, Donald Brough, jairus Kuntz, Robert Burkhart, Paul Warren. Fourth Row: Larry Rose, Robert Ehlman, jay Zeigler, Richard Byers, Parker Coble, Harry Hartzel, Larry Kennedy, David Dull, Rodney Weidner. 9 WRESTLING TEAM First Row: Michael Schachle, Charles Harper, Dean Starry, Leo Schachle, Robert Grubbs, Mr. Robert Reiter, Advisor. Second Row: Gerald McKinney, james Smead, james May, William Shafer, Ralph Mentzer, William Birgensmith. Third Row: Neil Lott, George Flickinger, john Hewston, Gerald Cluck, Kenneth Batzley, Marlin Cluck, Robert Sheaffer. Fourth Row: William Hornig, Dennis Hess, John Harmon. Page 75 CHEERLEADERS Freda Warner, Joan Hartman, Sondra Taylor, Yvonne Heller, Melinda Hauser, Winnie Hinkle Page 76 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Connie Slonaker, Joanne Wolfe, Elaine Weaver, Carolyn Roth, joan Staub, Darby Chronister JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Mr. Clair W. Settle, Advisor, john Constable, Robert Trimmer, Cecil Showers, Parker Coble, Duane Eckert, Gary McCauslin, Glenn Bricker, Kenneth Gentzler, Gary Wagner. Second Row: Richard Byers, Robert Sheaffer, Marlin Cluck, Paul Warren, Harry Hartzel, Luther Harmon, Dennis Hess, Robert Shetter, Robert Ehlman, Gerald Dorsey. Third Row: Charles Fohl, john Harmon, Harold Baltzley, Lester Roth, Gerald Slaybaugh, Larry Kennedy, jim Kuhn, Edward Logan, jim Showers, Patrick Schackle, Donald Bowers. Page 77 SENIOR HI' First Row: Keith Wolff, Nevin Frantz. Secc Row: William Sheaffer, Lloyd Naylor, Willi. Decker, Donald Kuhn, David Harmon, Maur' Pitzer, Dean Starry, Paul Harmon, Carr Mar Eugene Shaffer, Burnell Dehoff, Wayne Gui Third Row: Mr. William L. Coradetti, Assist: Coachg Robert Clark, Rodney Miller, Ralph Me zer, David Slaybaugh, Wallace Rice, Paul Howe Page 78 TBALL SQUAD l nald Hartzel, CliHord Taylor, Clair Fetters, Mer- Eckenrode, Sterling Birgensmith, Neil Lott, ,lip Scheibel, Mr. Eugene M. Hass, Coach. Jrth Row: Harold Wright, james Smallwood, lliam Birgensmith, Donald Trostle, james May, nald Cline, Donald Himes, Keith Starner, Bryant we, William Shafer, Fred Heiser, Kenneth Pitzer, ward McGlaughlin. Page 79 Aa! OUR BASEBALL TEAM First Row: William Sheaffer, Richard Beamer, Frank Cline, john Day, McCrae Albright Second Row: Terry Hutton, Eugene Deardorff, Harry Hartman, Wayne Guise, Maurice Pitzer. Third Row: Mr. Richard N. Allison, Coach, Gene Motter, Max McKinney, Paul Slaybaugh, Clyde Orner, Clyde Coulson, Donald Snyder, Mr. Clyde R. Cover, Assistant Coach. OUR TRACK TEAM First Row: Gary Crum, Burnell Dehoff, Gene Starry, William Jacobs, Robert Heltibridle, Tom Arnold, Galen Starner, Terry Hutton, Garry Beidler. Second Row: Terry Lower, Dallas Unger, Donald Wright, Dean Starry, Paul Harmon, Keith Starner, Wayne Guise, Donald Kuhn, Carr Marks, Kenneth Markle. Third Row: Mr. Bruce B. Shears, Coach, Robert Ditzler, William Burgensmith, William Decker, Eugene Shaffer, Donald Himes, Fred Heyser, William Shafer, Paul Little, David Slaybaugh, Ronald Kuntz, Edward McGlaughlin, Mr. Hobart E. Benchoff, Coach. Page 80 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1953 MAY DAY QUEEN AND COURT Page 81 HARRISBURG COUNTRY CLUB PARTY 1954 ALUMNI DANCE Page 82 QW 1 I 1 1. 1 fly , f I f fd 1 .E , 4' Q X rf A vs 7 . , Q , Q , -1 - V P X T 'TT-'X IA W4 X I I ww Q 'Q , ,, L XM 5' xgtx K Z w wf Wx uw Y' my QS: I HUMOR I964 Travelogue by Dorothy Sanders During my recent tour of the United States and surrounding territories, I en countered unique places and saw many interesting sights. I began my journey on JOE BARDER'S Touring Bus, which traveled as far as New York City to the monu- ment dedicated to GARY CRUM who had cleaned up Washington fhe was the chief street cleanerj. This magnificient piece of work had been done by a sculptor in Tennessee, PAUL HARMON. Since I had 24 hours before my plane would leave for Paris, France, I decided to tour this huge city. SANDOE'S dual-carburator taxi-cab took me to DAVE HARMON'S Hotel where I made a reservation for the night. The kind bellboy, EUGENE DEARDORFF, showed me to my room. When I saw its interior, I knew the decorations had been done by SUSAN BUCHER. Gazing out of the window I noticed a brightly lighted billboard advertising NARY'S Easy-to-understand short- hand books, and I made a mental note to get one. I picked up the phone and a pleasant-voiced operator, whom I recognized as BERNICE ARNOLD, placed my call to GRUBS Escort Establishment. Promptly they sent an escort to show me about the city. Imagine my surprise when it happened to be HARRY HARTMAN who had always enjoyed escorting ladies around. We first went to BLACK'S Meuseum where the latest addition was GARRY BEIDLER'S shrunken heads which he had just brought back from the African jungles. The SHETTER Diamond, a monstrous display of beauty from the DECKER Diamond Mines, was being cautiously watch- ed by a very conscientious guard, FRANK EHLMAN. We bid our adieu to the meuseum and continued on our way. We causually passed Madam NAOMI SHAFER'S exclusive hat shope and I couldn't resist going inside. Her latest crea- tion, the dumble-gump, was my choice, and she promised that her parcel boy, 'IERRY HUTTON, would deliver it to my hotel. The curtain at the afternoon matinee of HARPER Playhouse was just rising and we enjoyed watching D. E. STARRY'S comedy, Nails for My Colin, co-starring DOTTY DEARDORFF and RICHARD GAITHER. It was opening night at KEITH STARNER'S night club, and we stayed to watch the performance. The chorus line consisting of MILDRED FLICKINGER, EARLEEN THOMAS, JUNE HYKES, and SHIRLEY HELLER ex- hibited a fine display of dances. After a restful sleep on the hotel's specially designed matresses by WILLIAM CAREY, I was ready to continue my journey. I boarded the huge plane and the friendly stewardess, ROSEMARY FORSYTHE, made me comfortable. Within a few hours, the pilot, ELVIN BALDWIN, had landed in gay Paree. As I stepped off the plane, I recognized a newspaper reporter as HAROLD TUCKEY, who directed me to the passports bureau where the friendly agent, DALLACE UNGER, checked my passport. I had my baggage sent to DON BREIGHNER Inn where I had made a reservation. The delicious smell coming from HELLER-FRITZ Cafe led me in- side, where I was promptly served by a French-speaking waitress, who, to my sur- prise, was SHELBY HERMAN. As I was leaving the cafe, MARTHA and BUR- Page 84 NELL DEHOFF came in. Their reason for being in France was to celebrate their fifth wedding aniversary, and I gave them my fondest wishes. When I got to the Inn, the French maids, QI thought they werej GENEVIEVE TAYLOR and HERMIE CRUM, helped me freshen up a wee-beet and I went on a shopping spree. By recommendation of the Inn's supervisor, BETTY CLAPPER, I went to Monsieur WRIGHT'S Style Shoppe. He greeted me with his typical motto, Our Styles Bring Smiles, and his graceful models, BEVERLY STARNER, HELEN WEAVER, and ANITA WERTZ displayed unique creations. DONALD PIERRE KUHN'S Beauty Salon was my next stop, and then I was ready to visit. During my two weeks stay, places of interest which I visited were the MC- DANNELL, MARKLE, and MISENHELTER Fencing School, PITZER'S Fruit Market, SCHACHLE 8: SCHACHLE Gymnasium, KANE and KESSLER Tea Room, and SOWERS Automobile Factory. Upon returning to the states, I flew directly to California where I was greeted by GLENN REX, who invited me to his Bar-B-Q Ranch. The riding instructor, JOYCE RICE, soon had me on a hoss. I attended the weekly square dance where the music-makers, ELSIE MILLER, BETTY ORNER, LUTHER RIDER and CARR MARKS kept everyone stepping. On my way toward the east once more, I stopped at a Texas Air Force Base where I visited Major ROBERT MAUSS. HELEN DIXON and DOLORES HART were taking flying lessons from a very capable instructor, EARL HOSTETTER. In Michigan I bid farewell to JOHN GANTZ and CHARLES DOVE, two fishermen who were just leaving the dock to get another haul, In Louisiana I helped GWEN and WAYNE GUISE celebrate' their housewarming, but I made too much noise, and the schoolteacher next door, YVONNE HELLER, brought a disorderly conduct charge upon me. When my case was brought to court, my lawyer, FRANCIS HOWERY, and her private secretary, ILEANE REX, were ready to de- fend me. The judge, LEE DUGAN, was kind and I went scot free. In New Orleans, SHARLIE PRYOR had become chief dog-catcher. GLORIA GRIFFIE, the cashier at FINFROCK,S Last National Bank, cashed a check for me and I spent most of it at JOE HARMON'S department store. GEORGE ANNA BARBOUR'S cotton plan- tation in Georgia was prospering and she traveled along to Florida for a short vaca- tion with me. JOAN HARTMAN, BETTY SHEAFFER, and BARBARA SLAY- BAUGH were bathing on Miami Beach in bathing suits designed by CAROLYN SMITH. KATHRYN WEIDNER'S Waterskiing school looked inviting, but the Italian food at ALICE THOMAS'S Always Good Restaurant beckoned me, and her chef, ROBERT WATSON, proved the restaurant's name. At the Grand Ol Opra in Tennessee, MAYSIE SHAFER was the allstar singer. DORIS STARNER, a nationally-known scientist, and her assistant RUTH STARNER, were scheduled to return from Russia in just three hours, and I knew I must hurry back to New Ypgk to interview them and then to my reporter's desk at the New York Herald O ce. Page 85 Students with television in their rooms will go down in history - and just about any other course. Golf Pro: Tee the ball. Novice: Sure, I see it, but why the baby talk? One day the strong man in the circus lifted 200 pounds with his teeth. The next day he lifted 20 pounds with his gums. A little old lady broke her ankle and had to wear a cast on it for three months. She was all excited when the doctor came to take it off. 'lDo you mean you're going to let me climb stairs again? she asked. The doctor said she could. Thank goodness, she exclaimed. 'klt was so hard shinnying up and down that drain pipe! Salesman: This car will go 180 miles an hour and stop on a dime. Prospective buyer: What happens after that?l' '- Salesman: A little putty knife comes out and scrapes you off the windshield. After a man finished drinking a glass of lemonade he had bought from two boys running a stand, one of the boys said, You're sure lucky we had some left after our dog stuck his nose in it and started lapping it up. G. C.: I don't know whether to be a barber or an author. D. D.: Why not toss a coin? Heads or tales. - As the motorcycle roared down the road, the old mountaineer blinked his eyes at the strange contraption, then raised his trusty squirrel rifle and fired. Did ye kill it, Paw? asked his little son. Not yet. I can still hear the critter growlin', answered the moun- taineer, but I shore made it turn that man loose.'l B. D.: Coach, did you take my time on that last lap? H. B.: No, but you sure did. Two mosquitoes were resting on Robinson Crusoe's arm. I'm leaving now, said one, but I'll see you on Friday. Al: Insects can talk to each other. Hal: What makes you think so? Al: Aren't moths always chewing the rag? Generally speaking, women are gen- erally speaking. Moe: Were any of your ancestors on the stage or screen? Shmoe: My cousin was the princi- pal character at a public function once, but the platform fell. Moe: Did he fall to the floor? Shmoe: No - the rope stopped himf' Coon: Let's cut French class today. Dite: Can't. I need the sleep. Old bankers never die. They just lose interest. Principal: Do you mean to tell me that you played hookey from school all yesterday? B. C.: UNO, I didn't mean to tell you, but you found out anyway. Terry: If the tiger belongs to the cat family, and the wolfibelongs to the dog family, where does the skunk belong? Bob: High on a windy hill. A sidewalk astronomer mounted his telescope on its tripod and swung it around just as a shooting star fell. A native of the backwoods country, who had been intertly watching him, suddenly exclaimed, By golly, that feller sure is a good shot. B. D.: If the Pilgrims came over on the Mayflower, the midgets on Shrimp Boats, the doctors on Blood Vessels, and the students on Scholarships, how did ordinary people get here? D. W.: Gee, I'm stumpedf' B. D.: Citizenships. Mr. Gordon: It gives me great pleasure to give you 85 on your ex- am1nat1on. Jess: Why not make it 100 and give yourself a real thrill? Big drop of ink: Where's your brother? I haven't seen him lately. Little drop of ink: He's just out of the pen after finishing a long sen- tence. Student: Did you give me my grades in round numbers? Teacher: Yes -- I gave you zero. Mr. Sheats: What did Caesar ex- claim when Brutus stabbed him? Voice from rear of room: OUCH! Page 86 PATRONS 1a1u1o1u:n1a1oio1 14:19-191 1014-aioiaioiaioiaioioioioc MUSSELMAN'S Dependable Food Products Applesauce Applebutter Canned Apples Tomato Juice Tomato Puree Cider-Vinegar Assorted Jelly Cherries Applepie THE C. H. MUSSELMAN COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of UTZ POTATO CHIP CO., INC. Hanover, Pa. GETTlER'S BAKERY Roy C. Gettier, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: Biglerville 85 DITZLERS' RESTAURANT I and AUCTION Biglerville, Pa. BEAR'S PHARMACY Biglerville, Pa, Drugs 0 Cosmetics ' Fountain Service Phone 170 BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Martin Senour Paints H. L. Rouzer, Proprietor SLAYBAUGI'l'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Biglerville, Pa. Station for Adams County Library COMPLIMENTS OF HERSHEY'S 5 8- I0 Compliments of WEAVER'S STORE Phone 191 111 11111111 1 1-n1n1u1n1o141 1 1 Q-1.1 1 1 1 1 iii 1:11 Page 88 1 1111111111111 11111110101 111 1111 PAUL FISSEL Feed ' Fertilizer 0 Seed Phone 1l7R Biglerville, We I-love It LOWER'S COUNTRY STORE Pa- Table Rock, Pa. BUCHER'S RESTAURANT and SODA FOUNTAIN Bendersville, Pa. OSBORN PRINTING CO. Business and Social Stationery - Salesbooks Book Matches - Rubber Stamps - Offset Printing - Mimeographing - Mailing Phone 76 Biglerville, Pa. LOWER'S GAS SERVICE Bottled -Gas and Appliances Phone: Biglerville 190-W Plymouth and DeSoto Cars Reo Trucks and Buses BIGLERVILLE GARAGE B. G. Walter, Proprietor SUMMIT POULTRY FARMS Baby Chicks - Turkey Poults Roy Heckenluber, Proprietor When you need auto keys think of SCHWARTZ'S SERVICE Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of RICE, TREW AND RICE COMPANY - 1 1 111 1- 1 1 1111111111111111 11111411 111:11 111111 1 1 pu1u111--- 1 Page 89 Compliments THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pa. A Community Service Bank WAGNER'S SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries - Repairs Lubrication - Accessories Phone 125-R SMICK'S CUT RATE Phone 40 Biglerville, Pa. Patent Medicines - Sundries Fountain Service - Sandwiches ARENDTSVILLE PLANING MILL Lumber and Milling Works Building Supplies Phone 147-R-21 l -I Compliments of HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Biglerville, Pa, Compliments of HARTMAN'S STORE Arendtsville, Pa. GETTYSBURG MOTORS, INC. 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Resources Over S3,000,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TOWN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio Page 91 14110141101 0111301 10101 uiaioi 1:1 zoininbuiniuinini 101 1 inini 1 icioinioioioioi 0' ye Ziggy- Qelvale ICE CREKM 'N ill vu n is- ... -- .f...v5:1::::- ' '3 ':1?. .. l:'7'Q3:-:I:12f W Ei15:3'-F' ffI9:2:5f:g'g:a3'-1.2111-F-5:-sf+2-'-' - -,g,z4,i:' :Q g5g555555s,,:f.zg- .Q-SH' W0ufIfavcl.7a15' Devale is sold at Food Stores, Drug Stores, Bakeries and Confeclioneries Compliments of MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE BUPP'S DAIRY 18 York Street Hanover, Pa. 877 York Street Menchey Means Music Hanover, Pa. 10111111 1 1 1 ii inzniniuiuz-1 zqiiiiiuiinioi Page 92 O. C. RICE 81 SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School F. E. MYERS 81 BROS. Sprayers Refrigerators Sunbeam Appliances CAMERON L. HOFFMAN Arendtsville, Pa. Phone 207-W BERT WEST Myers Pumps Plumbing and Heating Biglerville, Pa. Phone 48-M BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Food 4 Miles North of Biglerville on Carlisle Pike Compliments of BRlNGMAN'S Insurance and Service 151 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 602 ra- 1 -n--31? - 1119- 1 - Compliments of JOHN C. LOWER CO. Wholesale Grocers Gettysburg, Pa. 1 1-1 -- 1 - 1 1 - iuimznzuzuzuz 1 1 111 13 3 310101 Page 93 ioioiuiuiuioiuioi in 0541301 1 111111111111 1 iiixinixixiuini 141 1 1 1 1 1211111111 n n ra rv n ra n o s o o c 1 I n ru n n n n E f e :I rl n iv e n 5 Compliments of McCOY BROTHERS, INC. General Contractors THOMAS BROTHERS Compliments of BIGLERVILLE WAREHOUSE COMPANY J. W. Deardorff, Proprietor L. W. 81 M. S. KLEINFELTER Allis-Chalmers 6 Sales-Service Biglerville, Pa. BANKERT'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Gettysburg - Cashtown See Us After the Game 9.0m-11-'11 llllil ,.,- 1 1114-11. 1 1 -01 MOTTER'S STORE Groceries - General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pa. Phone Biglerville 234-R-2 uinioloi .iuzoxnzai 101010111111 2 Page 94 BAKER'S MEAT MARKET Charles E. Baker, Prop. Fresh and Smoked Meats Also Fresh Poultry Biglerville, Pa. Phone 56-M THE MAKERS OF ' fm :fools Congratulate The Class of '54 Kngygeiobs Peach Glen, Pa. H. EARL PITZER Local and Long Distance Hauling Biglerville Pa. Phone 64 or 66 Meadow Valley Abattoir WHOLESALERS Home Dressed Quality Meats and Meat Products Gettysburg, R. D. 3, Pa. Phone Gettysburg 790 O an-119-51 c u Il nl a a u n a n 10:41:01 1: e u u e an 1: nl u n ll nw H u u u u u e nl m nl nr u u u u mr a I 1 1 -ui-ni .-L 1 uni 1 anoint ini 1:11:05 1 311020101 ir.. 1 - -- 10-01010- Page 95 0 191111111-11 ini 1 in uni 101 :mini 1:1 111:11 1 1 1 11141 111 ADAMS couNTY Morons Bes' Wishes Fm 165-167 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 273-274 Adams County Fruit Packing and Distributing Co., Inc. Biglerville, Pa. JOSEPH S. BOYER Manufacturer of UNION EMBLEM COMPANY Fruit, Potato and Vegetable Crates Palmyra, Pa- and Cider Press Racks Biglerville, Pa. Telephone 73-R - Residence 11-M Jewelers to the Class of 1954 Paul H. Nessley, President ini 10111 1 1 2:1 ini ioininioioioi 1 iacui 211: 111110111101 Page 96 in Af 3,4 F 5 E 1 i P