Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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Jn J XM 0 'A ,pw QW! ,ff JW ff Olgfbiwwj A iicwdp , I THE 1963 MIRROR A, .v I1 4 f v iiZEl ff'I-IJeu3.'?uiffH is .'1'3fEf 'i?4'WfrJB'3-JPQR71.'Ni'ITF.-'FN'K1Znf.Lh5uhK-''hAIP'Uf'Klf'f ,. 'L'1 Y f T P, k-5 - - W I lf -. THE CHRONICLE Park-Tudor School 7200 N. College Ave. Indianapolis, Ind. EDITORS Andrea Neal Peggy lkawa Lisa Hendrickson Sarah Delman Carolyn Harvey PHOTOGRAPHERS Marc Hadd Stu Bowes Kit Earle Sarah Roeske Liz Jessup Jay Newmark Terry Kuhn Jeff Van'Hove ADS Julie Lee Mary McKay Jenny Ralph John Risk Brel Robinson 0 Jennifer Hawver Gini Weedon William Longardner STAFF Luita Smith Barry Fisher ADVISORS Ron Mikulak - Marianne Miller Q oQ3QQ?f I Q? ' Lribwfiwwgf Qgqrfo, of fwjfff ro r gr Zi CONTENTS 6 ph ' w .J X, ' FacuIt y A My MQUQKMWV S . enlors o N '- Cl b W us ,QO- Activities wmv JM Or JW Sports WM WYMMP Mlvwmygvwiii Underclassmen lp n , W9 Q'M9fY-, in Junior High Sjgwfwcypf JOUQ5,-D Kiwi k Qi Patrons C, QS -, f mfg, 9 UQQJXU . QD AE Url ,W FWNLWBNJDP rr Q Qi.5Ji5Mi3gQ3e2 W of DEDICATIGN W'e, the class of 1963, wish to dedicate this, our yearbook, to our advisor, Mr. john White, who in the past two years has given of his time and talents to help us complete our projects and fulfill our dreams. To you, Mr. Wluite, we Wish all of the happiness and success that the future may bring. Page 6 za Z ,5 ,Q 51 Z 5, 2 T 5 r 224 22 a 2 my 32 3 ADMI ISTRATIO Donald B. Hudson Supervising Principal Juniata College - B. A. Duke University - M. A. Columbia University Northwestern University Charles L. Yost Principal Albright College - B. A. Gettysburg College -- M. A. West Clhester State College Penn Staite University Senior Choir Page 8 Arthur M. Cordon Gettysburg College - A. B. Penn State University - M. Ed Economics, P. O. D. 5 afind School Board First Row: J. Vincent Hawbaker, Oscar C. Rice, Marvin Fox. Second Row: Dr. W. North Sterrett, Orville Mac Beth, Hiram Rex, George Scarpate, Paul Pitzer, Carl Taylor. Third Row: Kenneth Alwine, H. Emerson Nyce, Guy Deardorff, Luther Horick, Dade Ecker, Donald Lady, Stewart Grove Doris G. Haas 5 Gettysburg College - A. B. Gettysburg College - A. B. English Ursinus College English LANGUAGE ill' E Genevieve Slegal Susquehanna Univers-ity - B. A. Gettysburg College Shippensburg State College English Carol Sue Johns Thiel College - B. A. English Emma Grove Shippensburg Sftate College - B. S Penn State University iff Q MAR My .lxtl UVA V Wit if Daniel Bushman Eileen Olsen Gettysburg College - B. S. Gettysburg College . Latin. History University of Maryland ' German, History, Spanish Page 10 Gettysburg College English, Reading Richard N. Allison Samuel A. Ehlman Bruce Sheats Gettysburg College - A. B. Shippensburg State College R B. S. Bucknell University 7 B. A., M. A Penn State University - M. Ed. Columbia University - M. S. Columbia University - M. S. Rultgers University , . Biology, Plane Geometry Mathematics Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Math SCIENCE AND MATH john Toggas Lawrence Gulden Gettysburg College - B. S. Chester State College - S. Gettysburg College - B. S. Earth Science Mathematics Mathematics Page 1 1 H 4 4 Grace Sheely Mary Burkholder Clyde R. Cover Beaver College Juniata Cgllege - B, S, Millersville State College - B. S. Hood College - B. S. Home Economics Penn State University - M. Ed. Western Maryland Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Vocational Home Ec. VCCATIONAL AND SHCP John W. White Cecil R. Snyder Lee Smeltz University of Maryland - B. S. Penn State University - B. S., M. S. Millersville State College - B. S. Vociational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Graphic Arts . P A X Aa! 7 fu? ' Page 12 f' 1 2 V10 Mary Ryman Edinboro State College - B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Aft C7 - 125 ,.,.. in Donald R. Ernst Shippensburg State Col-lege f B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Driver Ed., Mathematics PHYSICAL EDUCATION Charlotte tlfaughman Constance Hurlocher Clarion State College - B. S. Lenoir Rhyne College - B. S. Duquesne University Gettysburg College Library Science John Emanuel Shippensburg State College - B. S. Science Bernard Thrush Lebanon Valley College - Gettysburg College Penn State University Physical Ed. Potge 13 B. S. East W Penn Stalte University Special Education SPECIAL I College - B. S Health MUSIC Richard Thompson Indiana State College - B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Instrumental Music C5 - 12D Mildred A. Leader Gettysburg College - Sue Ella Harper West Virginia Wesleyan - A. B, University of Pittsburgh - M. Ed. History History tribe Thelma Marker West Chester State College - B. S Shippensburg State College Music HISTORY iQU Herbert Laughman Clarion State College - B. S. Duquesne University Social Studies Page 14 I it William L. Coradetti Kings College - B. A. Slhippensburg State College Lebanon Valley College History Ralph Eckenrode Q Shippensiburg State College - B. S. ' Gettysburg College Penn State University - M. Ed. Business Education G U I D A N C E Harriet Lawver Central Penna. Business College Doris R, Large Elizabeth College - B. S. Business Education ' x Donald Sterner Gettysburg College - B.A. Penn State University - M. Ed. Guidance David C. Houck Gettysburg College - A. B. BUSINESS EDUCATION Mildred Horst Wilson College - A. B. Penn State Univers-i'ty Sfhippensburg State College Gettysburg College English, History, Guidance Helen Rex Biglerville Higih School Secretary Business Manager Secretary Page 15 Bus Drivers Kneeling: Glenn Funt, Donald Fetters, George Weaver, Sr., Gilson Monn, Donald Jacoby Standing: Norman Blochcr, Donald Rouzer, Martin Walter, Lloyd Hoffman. Custodla ns Robert Hartman, John Hoffman, Harry Lerew, john Luckcnbaugh. Page 16 Cafeteria Staff Lou Brady, Hilda Mickey, Mary Bream, Jean Guise, Barbara Jones, Olive S'heaJts. Alice Heller Cambridge Hospital of Nursing Shippensburg State College - Graduate Degree Boston University School Nurse Page 17 Olive Sheats The class of '63 wishes to thank Mrs. Sheats for the many Hne meals which her Careful planning has made possible. EXC ANGE TUDE T ANA MARIA OLIVERA Three in a bed. Ana Maria, our present exchange student at Biglerville, hails from Montevideo, Uruguay, where her father is a real estate agent. She has a younger brother, Julio Cesar. Ana arrived by plane in Miami at the end of August. She finally got to her home', with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fox of Bendersville the day before scvhool began. Ana studied English for four years at the Uruguayan Center of English Studies using the Whitaker method. She also speaks French and Italian. During the school year in Uruguay, Ana studies very hard for the comprehensive examinations held in the Spring. All summer, how- ever, she relaxes at the famous seaside resort of Piriapolis. Ana has enjoyed many new experiences in America, such as snow and ice skating. Foot- ball and basketball games were very exciting for her. She has grown to like American foods, especially fried chicken and her mothers, desserts. As a member of the Senior class Ana is studying English, American history, P. O. D. and economics, advanced math and typing. Page 18 2 W?'M ,AW L W af. 'E N ' ff ' , fi L, K X I Q- 'gy M 1 4 ,V 'f4?WxVAi59ZgfW4 I W f?l',fCMiiz:LL7WvWV'J 'rf rwfwf fm V f 'LJ' wax K X' :H T f ww: H .1 Lowell Andrew Baker Lowell Industrial That's not right. Dreams of enough money to buy a new Ford convertible . . . can't spell and doesnlt like writing corrections for Mrs. Haas . . . fond of food . . . seen in the shop. Paul Eugene Black II Paul Indusltrial 'LI wis'h I was born rich instead of so good looking. Projection Club 115 Baseball 11, 12. Baseball fanatic . . . big eater . . . zooms through Bendersville on his motorcycle . . . those goggles! . . . anti-homework, especially spelling corrections. Joanne Ruth Black Jo General Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 115 Head Majorette 125 Intramural Volleyball and Basket- ball 10, 115 Girls, Football Team 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, Secretary 125 President of Homeroom 125 Student Council 125 Homecoming Court 12. Snappy head majorette, but oh, tfhat big baton! . . . big eater . . . Tom's better half . . . lots of fun with the gang . . . great quarterback . . . future angel of mercyf' Jeffrey Craig Bosserman Jeff Academic Let's get out of here before we're caught. Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Manager 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Boys, Quartet 125 County Chorus 10, 11, 12: Senior National Honor Society 11, Vice- President 125 B Club ll, President 125 Class Vice-President 11, Class Treasurer 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Dear Diary 125 Mirror staff 12. Great friend . . . personality plus courtesy equals Jeff . . . holds t'he class purse-strings . . . hard worker, eflicient too . . . that white Falcon has seen lots of mileage to Gettysburg . . . Battle- field guide C?l .... bound for Penn State. 0 M1217 li W 1 . 7 ' Donald Eugene Bowers . J LJ It Donn1e'l Academic JH ,4- No sweat. f XQLJ' wjlrdi J . . . V s. Choir ll, 125 Projection Club. J ,f Q , 1 D . . . 1 Xl , n JUN' Quiet and friendly . . . doesnt care for un- , T7 W sociable girls . . . fond of art . . . would like O F K M to do witlhout trig . . . partial to food and sports. 4 uv X f- rv l I2 1 f tx Aw X JW6 f I Page 20 I MJ D E Clyde Arnold Boyer Boyerl' Industrial Arts Be good and stay out of trouble. Shop Service 10, 12, Weight-Lifting 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11. Friendly . . . girls, girls, girls . . . likes it up in the air . . . ready to lend a helping hand . . . wants a new car . . . plans to join forces with Uncle Sam. Gary Joseph Bream Gary Academic Hi, Dudley. Senior Band 10, 11, 12, President 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, County Band 10, 11, 12, District Band 10, ll, 12, Regional Band 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Vice-Presidenlt Class 10, President 11, S-tudent Council 11, Vice-President 12, Base- ball 11, 12, Mirror Staff 12, Dear Diaryu stage crew 12. Operates a miniature Mt. Palomar . . . clari- netisthpar excellence . . . Jim's alter ego . . . has given the Battlefield a workout . . . those eyes!! . . . will go to Drexel and learn to combine engineering and astronomy. Samuel Randolph Bucher Samal', Academic Whats a duck? Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, District Band 10, ll, 12, District Orchestra 10, 11, 12, County Band 10, 11, 12, Choir 12, Senior BU C-lulb ll, 12, B-Hi Times Stall' 12, Humor Editor of Mirror 12, Dear Dairy 12. His middle name isnit Randolph - it's Raphael . . . where there,s Sam anything goes . . . has toured t-he Battlefield with the guys . . . dis- likes cows, especially immovable ones . . . future music major at West Chester . . . won't milk a cow in a thunderstorm. Barbara Ann Marguerite Burke Barb General For crying out loud! Girls' Track Meet 10, Intramural Basketball 11, 12, Intramural Volleyball 12, Monitor 12, Girls, Football Game 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Cthoir 12, Dear Diary 12. Thinks for herself . . . enjoys swimming and sports . . . lives up to her reputation as the most talkative . . . likes to write long letters . . . wants to know what's going on . . . indefinite plans for the future. Michael Scott Carey Squeakie Industrial Don't let it worry you. Projection Club 11. Quiet . . . great bowler . . . one of the In- dustrial gang . . . goes for girls . . . those spel-l- mg corrections . . . anti-homework. I Page 21 Nancy Lee Cashman MNance'1 General What'd ya mean? B-Hi Times 103 Monitor 10, Intramurals 10, 11: Chairman of Theme Committee for Prom 11g Chairman of Properties Committee for i'Dear Diary 125 Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12. A I The General's braintrust . . . her shining face is just the reflection of her diamond . . . likes s'howery', weather and a '59 Ford . . . would like to discontinue book reports . . . what's in the future?? Shirley Mae Cline Shirley Vocational Oh, Darn it! Quiet and nice . . . solid football player . . . can be seen with Mary R .,.. dislikes Monday mornings . . . partial to French fries and hoagies . . . gives Mrs. Laughman a helping hand. Constance Ann Cluck Connie Comemrcial Are you kidding? Intramurals 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 12g Homeroom President 12, Girls, Football Team 12g B-Hi Times typist 12. Greatt athlete . . . uhose parties!! . . . doesn't enjoy housework . . . whizzes around in a 363 Falcon . . . quiet and nice . . . good friend . . . runs a taxi service. Doris Ann Cox Doris Commercial Amen, Brother Benl' Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, Librarian of Choir 12g Football Cheer Leader 11, Co-Captain 125 Wrestling Cheer Leader 12, B Club 11, 12g Homeroom Secretary 12g Girls, Football Team 12g Mirror typist 12. Cheers up the wrestlers . . . doesnst like teachers who give little notice to stay after school . . . often seen at the Diner . . . one of Mr. Ecken- rodeis girls. Richard Michael Dull Cooz Academic Forget itf' Track 10, ll, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12: Student Council Treasurer 125 County Band 10, 11, 12. A great guy and a good friend . . . partial to a certain brunette Sophomore . . . all-round athlete . . . that wasn't a comet, Dick just threw his University of Maryland. Page 22 Susie Ann Fissel Susie Commercial Oh, Conniei' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 125 F. T. A. 125 Choir 11, 125 Girls, Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Girls, Football Team 125 Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class 115 Secretary Homeroom 115 County Chorus 11, 125 Mirror typist 12. Always has a sm-ile for everyone . . . those eyes! . . . you should see all of her -1-H medals . . . doesn't like stuck-up people . . . basketball star . . . plans for the future indefinite. Peggy Lee Fox Peg Academic Oh, forever more! B-Hi Times 10, Co-feature Editor 11, Editor 125 Co-editor of Mirror 125 Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 11, 125 W'h0dunit 115 Dear Diaryi' 125 National Honor Society 11, Secretary 125 Student Council 125 Girls' Football Game 12. Little spare time . . . literary tendencies . . . one of Our Club . . . spends her Safturdays shelving books . . . partial to Ana Maria's pizza . . . homework consultant . . . cautious of Tina's driving . . . majoring in Englisvh at Wittenberg U. is her aim. Barbara Ann Funt Barb Commercial That's not conceivably possible? Library Assistant 11, 125 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Mirror Typist 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11. Commercial whiz . . . better known as Clem . . . keeps the 12-2's laughing . . . likes to go to t-he movies . . . one of Mrs. Laugihmanis helpers . . . will make someone an efficient sec- retary. Shirley Romaine F unt Shirley Vocational Aw, youlre more bother than you're worth. Volleyball 10, 11. One of Mrs. Sheelyis girls . . . enjoys being a waitress at Chris' Restaurant . . . cute smile . . . that special white Ford convertible . . . dislikes her middle name. Marian Elizabeth Giberson i'Mary G. Commercial Very interesting! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Monitor 115 Girls' Football Team 12. One of tthe commercial corps . . . good singer keeps Buddy in line . . . likes food, especially cvheeseburgers and root beer . . . sturdy 1-ineman for the Angels . . . doesnit go for sales class. Page 23 Roger Douglas Giberson II Buddy Academic 'lYou. speak the truth. Baseball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, Manager 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Cheerleader for Girls' Foot- ball Game 12. Where there's Buddy therels laughter plus trouble . . . those hilarious oral book reports . . . doesn't like work Cespecially homeworkl . . . J. B.'s buddy . . . will be seen in York next year . . . motor scooter addict . . . that long lane! Phyllis Elaine Gilbert Phyl Commercial W'ho? Mel! Majorctte 10, 115 Head Majorette 125 Choir 10, 11, 125: County Chorus 11, 125 B Club 11, Sec- retary-Treasurer 125 Vice-President of Homeroom 125 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Girls' Football Team 125 Homecoming Queen 125 Mirror Typist 125 B-Hi Times Typist 12. Heads tihe majorettes with style . . . doesn,t like the grocery business . . . scatter-brained . . . lively cheerleader . . . willingly does everyone,s tyfping . . . wil-l bc a beautiful beautician . . . classy dresser. Constance Ann Grubbs A'Connie', Academic Hubba, Hubba, Gang! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 125 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Captain 11, 125 Girls, Trio 11, 12: Girls' Football Team 12: Who D2unit? 115 Dear Diary 125 Peter Pan Club 11, 1 . On the go, go, go . . . peppy cheerleader . . . a nurse's cap will add height . . . everybody's sweetheart Cespecially Wayne'sJ . . . would like a longer day . . . wills her shortness to Carol Nyce and Diane Baltzley. Richard Snyder Guise Dick'1 Academic Gee Whiz! Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Student Council 11, President 12: Senior National Honor Society 11, President 125 Class Vice-President 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 10, 11, 12: County Band 10, 11, 12: District Orchestra 10: B-Hi Times 10, 11, Sports Editor 12: Sports Editor Mirror 125 Dear Diary stage crew 12. Able Student Council President . . . personality plus . . . quiet but knowing . . , girls?? . . . music lover . . . has surveyed most of the Battle- field with the guys . . . plans to set the G-burg Campus on Hre . . . likes a '49 black Ford. John Brady Hall Nj. B. General What you say is no falsehood. Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 12: County Band 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10: Track 105 Foot- ball 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 'iDear Diaryu 12. 1. B. stands for John Barrymore . . . great guy . . . likes Chevies, food, and Buddy's motor scooter . . . doesnat like to be accused of things he didnat do . . . good athlete and musician. Page 24 Joseph Elmer Hartman Joe Industrial Arts You ain't lying. Sure can get wheels. Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Weight Lifting 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12. Sports-minded . . . good-looking - and that smile!! . . . gridiron great . . . can be seen up Wenksville way . . . likes a smooth-running Ford, but donat try to sell him a C'hevy . . . his future is Rosie. Thomas Nolton Haskell Tom General Come on, J.B., let's go! Band 10, 11, 12. Blasts a baritone in the band . . . talkaftive . . hapipy-go-lucky . . . his best friend is his dog . . . clhampion cherry picker . . . future plans un- certain. Tlhomas Taylor Heckenluber Oley1' Academic Smile! Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12g County Band 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Baseball 11, B-Hi Times 10, 11, 12. Blasts a mean trombone . . . seen in that maroon '54 Chevy with Joanne . . . our photographer . . . makes a fine Santa Claus . . . will shufttle between York and Reading next year. Ruth Marie Keissling Rut'hiei' Commercial Good Grief! Library Assistant 113 Monitor 11, B-Hi Times Typist 12. Can be found near a typewriter . . . a Volks- wagen is her favorite . . . anti-book reports . . . quiet but friendly. Freda Ellen Kuykendall Freed Commercial It must be nice. Choir 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 12, Girls' Football Game 12, Alumni Game 125 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 10, 11, 12: Band 103 Mirror Ty-pist 12g B-Hi Times Typist 12, Prom Committee 11. Likes to dance . . . always on the go . . . ad- mires friendly people . . . detests detention . . . pro-boys . . . neat dresser . . . one of the com- mercial gang. Page 25 John Wesley Lalferty III John Industrial Don't lelt it worry you. Senior Art Club 105 Prom Committee 115 Shop Service Club 10, 11, 125 Projectionist Club 115 Ring Committee 105 Vice-President of Section 10, President 12. Keeps an eye on the girls . . . secret ambition is to learn to swim . . like a .hot Chevy . . . fond of good books . . . enjoys watching movies . . . hard worker . . . leader of Industrials. Jean Carol Leinart Carol Academic Boys, boys, boyslw F.T.A. 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 County Band 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 12, Business Manager 125 Girls' Football Game 125 Dear Diary 125 Yearbook Staff 125 B Club 11, 125 Senior National Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12. A busy girl . . . likes Moon River' and Our Club . . . dislikes homework on weekends . . . wary of Peggy's driving , . . wild flute player . . . that long trip to school each morning . . . in- dustrious and efficient . . . Gettysburg bound. Mary Louise McDannell Mary Academic Ah, shoot! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 125 District Band 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Trio 11, 125 County Chorus 115 F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Girls, Football Game 125 BU Club 11, Vice- President 125 President of Homeroom 12. Deceptively quiet . . . a true friend . . . likes listening to music . . . vexed by noisy people . . . one of Our Club . . . pro-pizza . . . looks for- ward to vacations . . . accomplished clarinettist . . . plans on Y. J. C. Susan Emma McKinney Sue General Oh, nuts! B-Hi Times 10, 115 Library Assistant 10, 11, 12: Cgioir 12: F. H. A. 10, 115 'KDear Diary prompter Friendly and nice . . . likes the color green . . . peeved by conceited people . . . detests cold classrooms . . . enjoys good books . . . seen with Shirley. James Isaac Mickey 'jimi' Industrial Arts I sure do miss those hil-ls. Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 Weight Lifting ll, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Official at Girls, Football Game. Quite an atlhlete . . . likes 'hot Fords . . . tries to keep out of trouble? . . . is peeved by spelling words and book roports . . . pro-girls . . . always on the go. Page 26 fi 6 , I Milky ' fi i 9 NJ I6 :fait V A 1 mai C Evelyn Eileen Miller I ll Emily General .. , 1, dj! 4, You're out of your head! M I-J Monitor 105 Intramurals 10, 115 Dear Diary 125 5 I OJ M I' l Girls' Football Game 125 Tri-Hi-Y 12. if Addicted to Italian foods . . . friend to everyone . . . angered by her hair . . , likes Fords , . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . abhors the name Myrtle . . . that giggle. George August Montgomery George Industrial Art Hello walls. Football 10, 11, 125 Weight Lifting 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Shop Service Club 125 Prom Committee 115 Yearbook Staff 12. Partial to the 409's . . . won't forget decorating for that Prom . . . dctests knee socks . . . seen with Pixie . . . enjoys football . . . future me- chanic . . . great artist. Wayne Brunk Ogburn Oggie General Well, I'll be! Football 115 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Weight Lifting 11, 125 Varsity Clwb1l,12. Enjoys football . . . angered by tcacvhers' pets . . . likes Pontiacs . . . master test-driver . . . partial to girls . . . aversion to spelling . . . gets a big bang out of things. Ana Maria Olivera Lele Academic What do you mean by that? Choir 125 Student Council 125 B-Club 12. Our friendly exchange student . . . enjoys her P. O.D. class . . . doesn't like to be hurried . . . quite a dancer . . . delighted by basketball games . . . is pleased by polite people . . . camera bug . . . qurte a help on Spanish essays. Beverly Rae Orner Bev General Shoot! or . . . Oth, no! Sen-ior Tri-Hi-Y 125 Girls' Football Game 125 B- Hi Times Reporter 105 Senior Band 10, 115 Li- brarian 125 Intramurals 10, 11. Bill's girl . . . likes snowstorrns . . . detcsts quarter sheet of paper quizzes . . . menu includes shrimp, pizza, and coke . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . would like to earn her cap in Reading . . . crazy about '63 Chevy convertible . . . friend- ly and nice. Page 27 Thomas James Osborn '1Kitty'1 General Hey, Buck! Senior Choir 10, 11, 12, President 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 District Cvhorus 10, 125 Regional Chorus 125 Boys, Quartet 105 11, 125 Class Secretary-Treasurer 105 Student Council 12. Partial to money . . . against homework on weekdays and weekends . . . favors girls with parties and dancing . . . wiry wrestler . . . peeved by narrow-minded people and people who talk too much . . . great vocalizer . . . where there's Linda thereis Tom. James Russel Oyler, Jr. Jim Academic '5Hi, Budleyf' Track 11, 125 Basketball 115 Class President 10, 125 Homeroom President 105 Student Council 10, 125 Who Dunit 115 Dear Diaryw 125 Peter Pan Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 12, News Editor 125 Mirror Editor 12: Senior National Honor Society 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12. Scientific genius . . . harbors a roomful of radio and electronics equipment . . . appreciates good music . . . dislikes term papers . . . likes blasts with the gang , . . angered by changeable people , . . what an aippetite . . . future address - Lehigh . . . our leader. Phillip Mason Pitzer Wilt Academic Are you some kind of a nut or something? Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Foot- ball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Girls' Foot- ball Cheerleader 12. ' Partial to Fords and certain seniors . . . doesn't care for homework on weekends . . . hamburger. French fries, and pizza fan . . . frenzied with Jap tests and nosey people . . . great athlete . . . has Penn State in his future . . . head in the clouds. Elmer Tucson Plank Elmer Industrial Arts Any day now. Vgeight Lifting 11, 125 Girls' Football Cheerleader 1 . Always friendly . . . likes cars and enough money to run one . . . is irked by stuck-up people . . . enjoys food . . . pro-girls . . . small bu't mighty. Richard Calvin Price Cal', Academic That's bad news. Track 10, 11, 12: Basketball Manager 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times Photographer 10, 11, 125 Dear Diary' Stage Crew 125 Yearbook Photographer 125 Choir 12. Attracted by a certain junior . . . aversion to brownies and people who won't work on class projects . . . another pizza addict . . . is frustrated by ipeople who pull spark plug wires . . . loves those last period study halls . . . will be a surveyor Cof wthat?j. Page 28 Pearl Ann Quesinberry P. Q. Commercial Oth, I hope notli' Monitor 11, 125 Volleyball Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Partial to food . . . enjoys hoagies and cheese- burgers . . . great volleyball player . . . detests cold wea-ther . . . is not pleased by s'how-offs . . . seen pounding a typewriter. Carol Jean Rex Carol Commercial I don't believe it! Intramurals 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Mirror Typist 12. A mighty 4-H worker . . . seen working in the ohice . . . peeved by long assignments . . . football fan . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . Pizza Club member . . . dislikes long-winded speakers . . . effervescent. Mary Josephine Rexroth Mary Vocational Oh, mud! Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 F. H. A. 11, 125 President of F. H. A. 12. Short but mighty . . . hates to have to look up at everyone . . . favorite foods are coconut cookies and banana splits . . . friendly . . . a future homemaker . . . admires a '63 Oldsmobile. Nadine Louise Richardson Nadinel' Commercial That's nice. Tri-H-i-Y 125 Monitor 10, 11, 125 Mirror Typist 125 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11. Prefers Pepsi and pizza . . . stuck-up people bother her . . . an avid sports fan . . . loves those book reports . . . partial to Chevies and Ford convertible . . . one of Mr. Eckenrode's crew. Scott Philip Schriver Scott Industrial See that there! Projectionist Club. Loves that home-fried chicken . . . a victim of spelling corrections . . . enjoys deer steak Cin season, I hope!1 . . . doesn't care for homework . . . likes those Fords . . . a head taller than most. Page 29 Lonnie Lee Shultz Zip Vocational That's your problem! F. F. A. Champion cherry picker . . . likes a certain girl from a neighboring school . . . wishes someone would repair the rough road from Gardners to Xork Springs . . . ice cream enthusiast . . . runs a '32 Ford . . . hard worker. Gary Lynn Showers Abe General How does that grab ya? Wrestling 10, 11. A speed artist . . . found near speedways . aversion to tests following physics experiments . . . pro-girls . . . also known as Geetz . Mary Ann Showers Gert General Let's try it anyway.', F. T. A. 10, 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Tri- Hi-Y 11, 12: Girls' Football Game 12g 'gDear Diary 125 B Club 12: B-Hi Times 10: Choir 12: Intramural Volleyball 10, 113 Intramural Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12. Often found running' around with the gang . . thinks for herself . . . friendly and true-,blue . . . likes being late . . . menu includes pretzels, cider and anything edible . . . aversion to muddy foot- ball fields . . . on those Jap tests! . . . will study library science at Millersville. Sandra Kay Sillik Sammi Commercial Honestly Monitor 10. ll, 12: B-Hi Times Typist 12: Tri- I-Ii-Y 12: Girls' Football Game 12g Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 12g Intramural Basketball 11, 12. Is irritated by too much homework . . . fond of a certain '62 red Chevy . . . hates to get up early . . . favorite food is pizza . . . loves sports . . . peeved by book reports . . . that blonde hair . . . friendly smile. William Raymond Slaybaugh Bill', Industrial I guess. Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12: Weight Lifting 11. 12: Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: Shop Service Club 12g Student Council 10, 11, 12. Quite a handy man around ears . . . terrific pitcher . . . is irked by Monday morning foot- ball critics . . . seen with Bev . . . enjoys pizza and coke . . . works at Bendersville Garage . . . also known as Jack . Page 30 E Yvonne Mae Slaybaugh Vonnie Commercial Holy mud! Band 10, 11, 12g Choir 11, 123 Football Cheer- leader 11, 12g Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 12g Girls' Football Game 12g Pro Committee 11g B Club 11, 125 Mirror Typist 12g Homeroom Co- Treasurer 12. Classy cheerleader . . . is peeved by people who brag . . . always will remember those football games . . . cute blonde . . . Mr. Eckenrode's torment. George Robert Smith Bob Academic Hello dere! Senior Art Club 125 Choir 125 Dear Diary 12. Peeved by Mrs. Haas' lit tests . . . partial to food . . . aversion to physical fitness tests . . . favorite subjects: art and history . . . another Perry Mason . . . will attend Dickinson College. Rita Lee Swartz Rita Commercial Oh, my goodnessln Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Mirror Typist 12g Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 12: B-Hi Times Typist 123 In- tramural Basketball 10, 11. Will always remember room 309 . . . pet peeve: conceited eo le . . . favorite foods: pizza and P P Pepsi . . . detests those book reports . . . pro-Ford convertibles . . . sports enthusiast. Janet Lee Swope Pixie1' Commercial Cheese and Crackers! Art Club 12g Wrestling Cheerleader 12g Football Cheerleader 11, 12g Intramurals 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Secretary of Class 123 Girls, Football Game 123 Monitor 10g Prom Committee 11: Mirror Staff 125 Homeroom Co-Treasurer 12: Mirror Typist 12. Fond of relay runner and number 24 . . . pet peeve: teachers that gripe . . . loves fall weather and football season . . . cheerful little cheerleader . . . painting ceramics interests her . . . favors weekends . . . that red hair . . . snappy dresser. Roger Charles Taylor Roger General Favors hot blue and white Fords . . detests closed lunch periods and double periods . . . a great hunter . . . anti-homework and books . . . interested in reunions and trips to Washington. Page 31 Terry Lee Taylor Dutch Vocational Shore ain't rightll' Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 F. F. A., Chaplain 10, Sentinal 11, President 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Weight Lifting 11, 125 Student Council 12. Keeps an eye open for pretty females . . . a mighty weight lifter . . . delighted by fast music . . . wary of large crowds . . . in favor of hot cars . . . pet peeve: anti-social girls . . . physically fit. Barbara Faye Thomas Barb Commercial Well, geesawhiz! Band 10, 11, 125 Student Council 11, Secretary 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, President 125 Girls' Football Game 125 Mirror Typist 125 County Band 12. Leads the commercial section . . . that happy look . . . detests hoagies and pizza . . . partial to Ramblers . . . pet pecve: bossy people . . . enjoys t-hose football and basketball games . . . eflicient Student Council secretary. Michael Clair Thomas 1'Mike General Band 10, 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, ll, 12. Mighty ping-pong player . . . prefers sports and girls . . . abhors flat tires . . . likes a man-sized meal . . . is irked by poor sports . . . avid athlete . . . college bound . . . nice guy. Shirley Elaine Tressler Gidget General Oh, no! B-Hi Times 10, 115 Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 F. H. A. 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 10. Quiet and friendly . . . has a talent for writing . . . Pepsi and pizza . . . enjoys a quiet walk . . . likes bulky sweaters . . . aversion to cold class- rooms . . . listens to music . eager for sports and sailing. Cynthia Ann Tuckey Cin', Commercial 'EI doubt it. lffionitor 10, 11, 125 Volleyball lntramuralsg Choir A friendly miss from the commercial section . . . is fond of hillbilly music . . . is irked by un- sociable people . . . pet peeve: teachers' pets . . . loves pizza and hamburgers. Page 32 Jane Christine Tuckey Tina Academic Too bad! Intramural Basketball 10, ll, 12, Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Girls' Football Game 12, F. T. A. 10, Vice-President 11, President 12, Hand- book 10, 11, Editor 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Choir 12, B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Sec- retary 10, 12, Student Council 12, Dear Diary 12, B Club 12. Class booster . . . everybody's friend . . . good athlete . . . likes the water . . . one of Our C-lub . . . fond of eating at Peggy's . . . Mr. Allison's blackboard washer . . . to major in Phys. Ed. at Stroudsburg is her ambition. Michael Lamont Warner Miken General I don't know. Football 10. Peeved by teachers wlho look over your shoulder when you're taking a test . . . fond of females . . . hunting is his sport . . . has a liking for good food . . . good guy. Dale Weaver Sam Vocational Yes, but they have to catch me Firstll' F. F. A. Drives a fast, furious Ford by which he gets deer steak . . . is irritated by people who brag about Chevies . . . terror on wheels . . . dislikes bossy people. Leroy Milford Wetzel, Jr. Weasel General I-Iecket, Shuckens, so what! Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12. A tricky basketball player . . . always ready for a laugh . . . enjoys dancing . . . friendly and obliging . . . desires money . . . is bothered by cold weather . . . favors Chevies. Gary Lynn Wright Buck General HI-Iey, Kittyln Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Boys' Quartet 11, 12, Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader, Girls' Football Game 12. Sports enthusiast . . . gridiron specialist . . . peeved by Monday morning quarterbacks . . . Kitty's companion . . . doesnlt like homework, es- pecially on the day of a game . , . water drinker . . . will be seen at Y. J. C. next fall. Page 33 Jane Alice Wright land, General Come on, letis go! Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 11, 12g Choir 10, 11, 12g County Chorus 115 F. T. A. 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Staff 10, Co-Feature Editor 11, Fea- ture Editor 12g Girls' Football Team 12g Dear Diary 125 Senior Bn Club 11, 12. Piano pounder for the Dance Band . . . great voice . . . likes those high times with the gang . . . school spirit plus . . . known in private circles as Alicesk . . . bound for Shippensburg. William Richard Yohe Skip Commercial Lone man in Mr. Eckenrode's Hock . . . friendly . . . likes sports . . , one of the pizza haters . . . gum-chewer . . . summer baseball en- thusiast. Advisor - Mr. John White Page 34 President - James Oyler Vice-President - Dick Guise Treasurer - Jeffrey Bosserman Secretary - Janet Swope Page 35 T1 CLASS Lowell Andrew Baker, will my ability to spell to any underclassman wlho has plenty of time to write. Joanne Ruth Black, will my big baton to any girl who can carry it all the way through a parade without getting a stiff arm. Paul Eugene Black CIIJ, will my boots to anyone that wants to get int-o trouble. jeffrey Craig Bosserman, will all my good times at B. H. S. to the underclassmen. Donald Eugene Bowers, will my trig book to anyone who thinks he has enough intelli- gence to study the subject. Clyde Arnold Boyer, will my ability to get into trouble to Fred Hartman. Gary joseph Bream, will a lot of work and fun to the future seniors. Samuel Randolf Bucher, will if you will. Barbara Ann Marguerite Burke, will en- deavor to be more optimistic in the future. Michael Scott Carey, will Roger Rex my blue and black bowling ball. Nancy Lee Cashman, will my gym suit to Miss Roche with the hope that she can use it better than I did. Shirley Mae Cline, will all the fun I had in Home Economics class to Shirley McGlaugh- lin. Constance Ann Cluck, will my '57 Chevy to anyone who isn't in a hurry to go any place, especially Doris and Susie. Doris Ann Cox, will my football cheerlead- ing sweater to any football cheerleader and hope she will cherish it as much as I did. Richard Michael Dull, will my basketball uniform to Jim Taylor. Susie Ann Fissel, will all the fun I've had at Connies' parties to the on-coming genera- tion. Peggy Lee Fox, will one well used piece of chalk to nex-t year's advanced math students. Barbara Ann Funt, will my fun in 309 with Mr. E. to my sister Judy. Page 36 Shirley Romaine Funt, will my natural blush to anyone who likes to be teased, and all my fun in school to Tammy. Roger Douglas Giberson CID, will my ability to get into trouble in school to John B. Marian Elizabeth Gifberson, will sales class to some unlucky 11-2. Phyllis Elaine Gilbert, will my majorette uniform and cheerleading uniform to any girl wtho will be as proud to wear them as I was. Constance Ann Grubbs, will my various and sundry activities to any junior having a forty-eight hour day. Richard Snyder Guise, will a tube of ad- hesive tape to Mr. Bushman. john Brady Hall, will accept Buddy's ability to get into trouble, although I do not need it. joseph Elmer Hartman, will my shoulder pads and my helmet to my brother, John. Thomas Nolton Haskell, will my three dogs to anyone who has enough feed to feed them. Thomas Taylor Heckenluber, will my po- sition as first chair first trombone to Don StauH'er to guard c-onstantly. Ruth Marie Kiessling, will my nice little typing jobs to a cute junior by the name of Arlene Guise. Freda Ellen Kuykendall, will all my bruises and stiff arms and legs to all future seniors who plan to play in the girls' football game. john Wesley Lafferty KIIIJ, will pencils, paper, and time to whomever has Mrs. Haas for spelling class. Jean Carol Leinart, will my job as business manager to s-ome mathematically inclined junior. Mary Louise McDannell, will all the fun I've had this year to some junior. Susan Emma McKinney, will my optimism to next year's seniors. james Isaac Mickey, will my knack of get- ting out of trouble to JeH'rey Conrad Horick. Evelyn Eileen Miller, will my ability to get out of physics class to next year's 12-1G's. WILL George August Montgomery, will my ability to forget to jeffrey Horick. Wayne Brunk Ogburn, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Conrad Horick. Ana Maria Olivera, will my ability to make people believe I understood them the very first day I came to any future exchange student. Beverly Rae Orner, will my enjoyment at the football games to anyone who will enjoy them as much as I did. 'Ilhomas James Osborn, will my well used physics book to Chops Kennedy. James Russel Oyler, Jr., will to all future seniors lots of fun with lots of work. Phillip Mason Pitzer, will not be in B. H. S. next year. Elmer Tucson Plank, will my ability to get along without teachers to my little brothers. Richard Calvin Price, will my lack of know- ledge in physics class to Rodney Guise who probably won't need it. Pearl Ann Quesinberry, will my first name back to an oyster. Car-ol jean Rex, will all the fun I have had in the last 12 years to anyone who thinks he can take it. Mary Josephine Rexroth, will my driving ability to Helen Patterson. Nadine Louise Richardson, will all the fun I had in the commercial section to the future commercial sections. Scott Philip Schriver, will pencils, paper, and time to anyone who likes to write spelling corrections for Mrs. Haas. Gary Lynn Showers, will my ability to get things done to Mr. Sheats. Mary Ann Showers, will a set of black-out curtains to room 209. Lonnie Lee Shultz, will my '52 Ford to Helen Elizabeth Hankey. Sandra Kay Sillik, will my '56 Ford to any- one who wants a junk heap. Page 37 Will-iam Raymond Slaybaugh, will my foot- ball position to Fred Hartman. Yvonne Mae Slaybaugh, will my cheerlead- ing uniform and all the fun and tears I had in my senior year to my cousin Susie. George Robert Smith, will my Kennedy liberalism to Ray Van Dyke, who could use it. Rita Lee Swartz, will all the fun welve had in room 309 to all the junior commercial girls. Janet Lee Swope, will to any future football cheerleader my love of football and the tears I cried over the last game of 1962. Roger Charles Taylor, will all my good times at B. H. S. to my brothers. Terry Lee Taylor, will ability to stay cool, calm, and collected to an underclassman. Barbara Faye Thomas, will my ability to lose pencils to my younger sister, Deb. Miohael Clair Thomas, will be sorry to leave B. H. S. Shirley Elaine Tressler, will do my best to make people happy. Cynthia Ann Tuckey, will my position as head monitor to cousin Susie. Jane Christine Tuckey, will my embarrass- ing moments in Mr. Allisonls experiment classes to any unlucky underclassman who likes to wash blackboards. Michael Lamont Warner, will my big coat to Frank because he likes to hide under it. Dale Warren Weaver, will my ability to make floor shifts to anyone who wants one. Leroy Milford Wetzel, Jr., will my head to any football team if they can find a helmet to Ht it. Gary Lyn Wright, will my love of all teach- ers to Jeff Conrad Horick. Jane Alice Wright, will my position as B-Hi Times feature editor to some unsuspecting junior. William Richard Yolhe, will all the girls in the 12-2 section to any husband who wants them. ,sw , 'L 7lg:4fQ5'?' K WHO'S Eggs? Pnazzzebz Eyed Susie FLM el Gang Bneam s BMI Dnefsaed Janet Qwope mah Dull Sholziui Maru! RQX7L0fU'L Doruxlid Bowem I mum W Many Ann snoww Phi! Pmtzm Page 38 'SG QXX BMI AIMQJCQA Uonnie Sfcagfbaugh Dick. Dull ix K Z' T Clicws BOOAIUIA .Tim Oglim Tina Tucfzey V N 3 Q Lt 5 Sy 1 1 ff I Cgcfgut Date Q I Dicfz Gmac Ana Mania Olivefm. 1 Q N5 , E W Clam Clowns Many Ann Showcu Sam Buchcm CUM Couple Bev OILMJL BLU, Slaybaugh 'tv But PcMona,?,i,tg,f Biggebi ewfyw Mruw McDavmeli Dick Guifsc Pauli 'Slack Joanne Black , ii nf A I O E .. I, I Q. 3'v Q ' 1 a x' I If 0 ' ra :O ' Moat Lldzely ,to Succeed 5, Mont Taklacuciuc Tom Hcwlzelfi Banbana Buff. c ki Oy-KUL 'Pgggq Fox Page 39 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1959 - In 1959 we were Fun-loving Freshmen? We felt terribly important when we looked back to those two years as lowly 7th and 8th graders, but when we looked ahead we saw we still had a long way to go before that time when we would be Seniors. In band, choir, Honor Society, clubs, Jr. High Student Council, and sports we showed our enthusiasm and boundless energy. One highlight of the year was the trip to the County Court House as part of our Civics course. Under President Richard Dull and Advisor Miss Lupp, we began our march to Seniordom. 1960 As 'fSilly Sophomroresl' we began to wonder where we would ever find money for our Prom by the next year. With Jim Oyler as president and Mr. Laird as advisor we dug in and busily sold candy at noon and at football and basketball games to raise the needed funds. In class we all began serious study in the curriculum each had chosen. 1961 Our first big thrill as ujolly Juniorsw was receiving our class rings in the fall. justifiably proud, we showed them to anyone who would look. By sell- ing hot dogs and popcorn at games and picking apples in the fall we con- siderably increased our treasury. For one hectic week we feverishly worked to transform the gym into Moonlight Gardens by bringing inside the out- of-doors. Gary Bream, our president, and Mr. White, our advisor, were proud of the fine job the class had done. 1962 - The Year finally arrived. At last we were Seniors. With great enthusiasm we threw ourselves into the task of earning enough money to send us to New York. By selling coffee and cokes at games, picking apples, selling candy and school jackets we finally secured the needed sum. We found time, be- tween other activities, to present 'fDear Diary as our Senior play, and the Angels Few battled the Devi1's Dozen in a rousing girls' football game. With Jim Oyler again at our head, we tried to combat 'fSenior-itis, but we were not always successful. We, the Class of 1963, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to all those who have taught and guided us through our unforgettable years at B. H. S. To all future classes we wish all of the success and happiness that we have known. Now we turn our faces forward, confident that the preparation we have received at B. H. S. will be our firm foundation for the future. Page 40 60 -61 -62 63 Spin the bottle, anyone? Book reports? Rub-a-dub-dub. Mr. America. And where's the Easter Bunny? Double, double, toil and trouble. Page 41 And this, I suppose, is -one of those hideous SENIOR Miss Roche: Weasel, what are you going to do for a living after graduation? Weasel: Me? I'm going to make a fortune. Miss Roche: How's that?,' Weasel: I'm going to buy old wells, saw them up and sell them for post holes!', 96 96 96 Tina: '6Do you know what it is to go before an audience? Connie: No. I spoke before an audience once, but most of it went before I did. 96 96 96 caricatures you call modern art? 'iNope, that's just a mirror. 96 96 96 cc Is a duck big enough to eat when it's two weeks old? Of course not! 4'Then how in the world does live?,' is it manage to 96 96 96 cs Papa, w.here were you born? New York. 4'Where was Mamma born? In Los Angeles. And where was I born?,' In Adams County. Sure is funny how we three people get to- gether, isn't it? -me -we -me LC cc G6 Mr. Sheats: i'Tom, how many days are there in a year?', Tom: 6'T'hree hundred and sixty-five and a fourth. Mr. Stheats: :'Now how can there be a fourth of a day? Tom: Well, there's the Fourth of Julyln ae ee -ae Kitty: Have you noticed Phyllis' new bath- ing suit?,' Buck: No. What does it look like? Kitty: In most places itas a lot like Phyllis. 96 96 96 I suppose all geniuses are conceitedf' Some of them - but I'm not. HUMOR Girl: This is an ideal spot for a picnic. jim: g'It must be. Fifty million insects can't be wrong. 96 96 96 Dutch: HA fellow told me I l-ooked like youf, George: What did you say?', Dutch: g'Nothing. He was a lot bigger than I wasf, 96 96 96 A man feeling a bit fed up with life decided to commit suicide by hanging himself. A friend came into the room and discovered him stand- ing witlh a rope around his waist, and he in- quired what he was trying to do. The man told him L6But,33 the rope he was taking his own life. said his friend, why have you got around your waist?', 'fWell, said the man, uwhen I tied it around my neck it was choking me!', 96 96 96 To discover whether a duck is a rnale or female, just tell it a joke. If 'he laughs, it's a male. If she laughs, it's a female. 96 96 96 Tom Heck: I dreamed -last night that I had invented a new was sampling it Buddy: 'cYea, yea, Tom: I woke up mattress gone! 96 type of breakfast food and when -7' go on. and found a corner of the 96 96 Barber: How would you like your hair cut, ' Q39 SIT. Dick P.: i'Off!', 96 96 96 Bev: For oodness sake use both hands when . g 2 you drive me home tonight. Bill: I can't, I have to steer with one. 96 96 96 ' A city girl was vacationing in the country and became friendly with a farm boy. One evening as they were strolling across a pasture they saw a cow and calf rubbing noses in the moon-lit night. 4'A'h, said the farmer boy, that sight makes me want to do the same. Well, go ahead, said the girl, it's your cow. Page 42 W!m wwf? ff ii ,gg Qf ff Q' -fwsszfes 4 R 3, i 1 4 M rf 2 f f I 14139 I fy 5if3f?f?', Wgwzmm ,rgf , ,W M IRROR STAFF EDITORS Peggy Fox, James Oyler ADVISOR Mr. Donald Ernst We, the Yearbook Staff, wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Donald Ernst, our ad- visor, for his tireless efforts, which have made Uhis yearbook possible. LITERARY and HUMOR Gary Brearn, Jeffrey Bosserrnan, Samuel Bucher Page 44 SPORTS Richard Guise, Richard Dull l ART BUSINESS Janet Swope, George Montgomery Philip Pitzer, Carol Leinart TYPISTS Sitting: Freda Kuykendall, Phyllis Gilbert, Susan Fissel, Doris Cox, Connie Cluck, Janet Swope. Standing: Sandra Sillik, Nadine Richardson, Cynthia Tuckey, Barbara Funt, Carol Rex, Barbara Thomas Yvonne Slaybaugh, Pearl Quesinberry, Ruth Kiessling. Page 45 Student Council Officers Barbara Thomas, Richard Guise, Richard Dull, Gary Bream. Student Council Seated: James Oyler, Jeffrey Bosserman, Mary McDanne1l, Richard Dull, Barbara Thomas, Gary Bream, Jane Tuckey, Richard Guise, Peggy Fox, Ana Maria Olivera. Standing, First Row: Connie Gluck, Phil Carey, John White, Philip Houck, Daniel Eisenhart, Audrey Musselman, Trudy Grim, Doris Sanni, Connie Grubbs, Joanne Black. Second Row: Mr. Sterner, advisorg Greg Dixon, Nancy Bowers, Anne Bucher, Delores Baker, Patricia Kane, iiIi.i1S1ngley, Cindy Baltzley, Barbara Main, Brenda Blocher, Delmar Crum, Richard Galusha, Kenneth 1 er. Third1Ro1s5v:kMichael Thompson, Thomas Osborn, John Lafferty, William Slaybaugh, Richard Hartman, Ray an y e. Page 46 Varsity Club First Row: Melvin Mentzer, Richard Johnston, Michael Thompson, George Montgomery, Jeff Horick, Terry Taylor, Leroy Wetzel, Robert Bream, Jeffrey Bosserman, James Mickey, Wayne Ogburn, Joseph Hart- man, Fred Hartman. Second .Row: Robert Thompson, William Slaybaugh, Gary Wright, Phillip Pitzer, Robert Garretson, Rodney Guise, Roger Giberson, John Hall, Richard Dull, Michael Thomas, Richard Guise, James Oyler. Future Teachers Seated: Patricia Kane, Linda Naugle, Deanna Hollabaugh, Carol Crum, Jane Tuckey, Connie Trone, Kathy Wenk, Jennifer Horick. Standing, First Row: Susan Fissel, Nancy Bowers, Carol Houck, Holly Asquith, Bonnie Singley, Mary Mc- Dannell, Ann Bucher, Jane Wright, Melissa Martin, Louise Lawver, Ann Ernst, Karen Jacoby, Audrey Funt, Carol Leinart. Standing, Second Row: Mr. Lady, advisor, Carolyn Haas, Mary Ann Showers, Donald Wilkinson, John Pitzer. Page 47 B-Hi Times NEWS STAFF Seateel: Peggy Fox, editorg James Oyler, news editorg Diane Baltzley, Carol Leinart, business manager. Standing: Carol Crum, Bonnie Singley, Jennifer Horick, Ann Ernst, Carolyn Haas, Amy Shetter, Jane gluigey, Senny Wilders, Gary Bream, circulation managerg Robert Ducharme, Gregory Eisenhart, Mary c anne . FEATURE STAFF Seatcel: Connie Grubbs, Deborah Beidler, Linda Naugle, Jane Wright, feature editor. Standing: Mrs. Hudson, advisorg Connie Trone, Carol Houck, Holly Asquith, Samuel Crum, Anne Bucher, Samuel Bucher, Delmar Crum. Page 48 SPORTS STAFF Don Stauffer, Richard Price, Richard Guise, sports editorg james Wright, James Taylor Handbook Staff Jeannette Sanni, Mr. Gordon, advisorg Jane Tuckey, Patricia Kane. Page 49 B-Club Seatelciz Earol Leinart, Jane Wright, Mary McDannell, Jeffrey Bosserman, Phyllis Gilbert, Peggy Fox, Jane uc ey. Standing: Thomas Heckenluber, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Mary Ann Showers, Doris Cox, Mr, Coradetti, Connie Grubbs, Samuel Bucher, Joann Black, Ana Maria Olivera. O 0 0 Senior atlonal Honor Society Gary Bream, Jeffrey Bosserman, Richard Guise, Carol Leinart, James Oyler, Peggy Fox, Mr. Sterner, advisor Page 50 Peter Pan Club Senior Art Club James Oyler, Peggy Fox, Connie Grubbs, Mrs. Haas, Kneeling: Carol Houck. advisor, Ray Van Dyke First Row: Mrs. Ryman, advisor, Janet Swope, Robert Smith, Sandra Trone, Penny Wilders, Brenda Blocher, 'Sharon Young, Carol Burke, Connie Trone. Monitors First Row: Beverly Rouzer, Joan Swope, Florence Wilkinson, Annette Austin, Georgiann Mcflurcly, Kat-hy Feaster, Barbara Burke, Carol Burke. Second Row: Mr. Sterner, advisor, Susan Kime, Carolyn Irvin, Linda Kane, Renee Nyce, Doris Sanni, Sandra Sillik. Third Row: Susan Pitzer, Marie Heintzelman, Mary Himes, Carolyn Black, Jeannette Justice, Cynuhia Tuckey, Nadine Rmhardson. Fourth Row: Gail Naylor, Marie Reed, Susan Wolff, Judy Fussel, Pearl Quesinberry, Sharon Martin. Page 51 Senior Library Club Connie Trone, Nancy Bowers, Yvonne Lupp, June McCurdy, Janet Redden, Carol Houck, Carolyn Haas, Bonnie Singley, Rae Deardorff, Linda Wilkinson, Charlotte Hawbaker, Mrs. Laughman, advisor. Library Assistants First Row: Mrs. Laughman, advisor, Melinda Trone, Dorothy Davis, Joan Swope, Florence Wilkinson, Mary Rexroth, Susan Chronister, Nancy Weidner, Rosemary Davis, Judy Funt, Susan Kuykendall, Connie Naugle, Brenda Helsley, Judy Bard. Second Row: Connie Trone, Nancy Bowers, Bonnie Singley, Connie Stallsmith, Fannie Swisher, Rae Deardorff, Janet Redden, Clara Patterson, Linley Ballard, Shirley Tressler, Elaine Kemper, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Ronald McCleaf.. Third Row: Marie Reed, Betty Bretzman, Carol Houck, Shirley Cline, Suzanne Schriver, Judy Rinehart, Diane Byerly, June McCurdy, Loretta Meeder, Yvonne Lupp, Dean Duffy, Nancy Hale, Beverly Rouzer. Fourth Row: Gail Naylor, Shirley McKinney, Susan Wolff, Deanna Kemper, Carolyn Haas, Helen Patterson, Carol Kane, Charlotte Hawbaker, Linda Wilkinson, Slhirley Baldwin, Charlene Thompson, Nancy Con- stable, Doris Sanni, Shelley Shillito. Page 52 Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Mrs. Leader, advisor, Carol Burke, Freda Kuykendall, Gloria Smeed, Jeannette Sanni, Barbara Burke, Carol Rex, Barbara Thomas, Jane Tuckey. Second'Row: Linda Murtoff, Penny Wilders, Jayne Nelson, Emily Diehl, Connie Cluck, Joanne Black, Evelyn 1 Miller, Rita Swartz, Sandra Sillik. Th1rd'Row: Patricia Rinehart, Barbara Smith, Nancy Cashman, Brenda Blocher, Beverly Orner, Susan Fissel, Mary Ann Showers, Nadine Richardson. Future Homemakers First Row: Mrs. Sheely, advisor, Fay Taylor, Pat Baldwin, Shirley Cline, Mary Rexroth, Shirley McClaughlin, Helen Patterson, Connie Stallsmith, Susan Chronister, Janet Redden. Second Row: Lois Slheafiper, Doris Baker, Patricia Funt, Joan Taylor, Clara Patterson, Fannie Swisher, June I McCurdy, Loretta Meeder, Peggy Jacoby. Third Row: Helen Dick, Pamela Showers, Joan Petry, Betty Bretzrnan, Evelyn Green, Ada Davis, Linda Herman, Carol Burke. Page 53 Future Farmers First Row: Robert Newell, Samuel Toner, Harold Clouse, Clair Sheaffer, Larry Malinosky, Dennis Kane. Second Row: Clyde Jeffcoat, Kenneth Arnsberger, Dallas Plank, Randy Diveley, Donald Black, Dale Weaver' George Himes, Larry Crum. Third Row: Lonnie Shultz, Terry Taylor, Robert Klingensmith, George Green, Donald Taylor, Steve Warner Larry Wright, James Klingensmith, Thomas Patterson, Ralph Beamer, Elmer Van Arsdale, Jeffrey Feaster Charles Lobaugh, Robert Sullivan. . Fourth Row: Mr. Snyder, advisor, Bernie Baker, Harold Emlet, Earl Laughman, Gary Beamer, Mr. Whlte advisor, Larry Butler, Larry Heintzelman, Steven Slavbaugth, Tony Showers. Shop Service Club Mr. Cover, advisor, John Lafferty, William Slaybaugh, George Montgomery, Elmer Plank, Clyde Boyer, Mr Smeltz, advisor. Page 54 gg ebnd Senior Band Alto Clarinet-Sue Singley. Oboe-Deborah Beidler. Flute-Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox, Anne Bucher, Holly Asquith, Patricia Kane, Kathy Miller, Linda Rex, Carole Wenk, Louise Lawver, Deanna Hollabaugwh, Connie Fetters, Lora Lee Paxton, Tonya Knouse. Clarinet-Gary Bream, Mary McDannel1, Harold Thomas, Carolyn Starry, Dorinda Clark, Kathy Wenk, Martha McDannell, Barbara Thomas Amy Svhetter, Linda Kint, Beverly Gageby, Jane Hauser, Michele Seeman, Kathy Volland, Mary Ann Showers, Doris Cox, Karen Jacoby, Joanne Black, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Deanna Kemper, Linda Naugle, Beverly Little, Audrey Miller, Jayne Nelson, Barbara Smith, Jerry Scarpate, Diane Byerly. Bass Clarinet-Randee Koontz. Saxophone-Carol Crum, Kay Fetters, Jennifer Horick, Sandra Dixon, Rodney Guise, Jeannette Sanni, Howard Coulson, Barbara Main, Gregory Eisenlhart. French Horn-Joanne Musselman, Patricia Coradetti, Rae Deardorlf, Ellen Humphries, Betty Lewis. Baritone-Thomas Haskell, Allona Winand, Jere Lady, Kris-tin Lady. Basses-Gary Wrigwht, John Hall, Samuel Crum, Delmar Crum, Michael Tvhomas. Comets-Richard Dull, Richard Guise, Samuel Bucher, Jeffrey Brown, Wayne Crum, Jane Rebert, Ann Ernst, Thomas Osborn, Marian Giberson, Connie Grubbs, Gayle Pitzer, Lois Rinehart, Jane Wright, James Taylor, Owen Taylor, Jo Ann Yasovsky, Rhonda Kime, Janice Lentz, Doreen Beatty. Trom- bone-Thomas Heckenluber, Don Stauffer, Keith Lawver, James Bosserman, Jeffrey Bosserman, Randy Rouzer, Audrey Funt, Phillip Pitzer, Robert Garretson, Ray Van Dyke, Richard Funt, David Fun-t, Roger Turner. Drums-Carol Nyce, Diane Baltzley, Carolyn Haas, Beverly Group, Jayne McCurley, Phyllis Gilbert, James Wright, Lexie Eckenrode. Bells-Beverly Orner, Lorena Wilson. Majorettes Jeannette Sanni, Louise Lawver, Deborah Beidler, Joanne Black, Barbara Elicker, Phyllis Gilbert, Jayne Nelson Carole Wenk, Linda Naugle. X ..,. .H K, .. ,,, , H Y I 4 ll Senior Majorettes Joanne Black Gilbert Page 56 Dance Band First Row: Ann Bucher, Jane Wright, Gregory Eisenhart, Harold Thomas, Carol Crum, Kathy Wenk, Gary Bream. Second Row: Ray Van Dyke, Keith Lawver, Randy Rouzer, Don Stauffer, Richard Dull, Samuel Bucher, Richard I Guise, Jeffrey Brown, Wayne Crum. Third Row: James Wright, Lexie Eckenrode, John Hall, Delmar Crum. Girls' Trio Boys' Quartette Martha McDannell, Connie Grubbs, Mary Jeffrey Bosserman, Ray Yan Dyke, Gary McDannell, Anne Bucher, accompanist. Wright, Thomas Osborn, Diane Baltzley, ac- companist. Page 57 gg ebrnd Q E Q Q hire yr if 2 ,Q : 1 , 532525 2 ,fggare 5- 9 ,arg gf es, f f is 2 ' 2' Q 2 Senior Choir First Row: Deanna Hollabaugh, Jane Rebert, Linda Naugle, Connie Crubbs, Phyllis Gilbert, Doris Cox, Ronald Ecker, Richard Price, Harold Clouse, Donald Bowers, Harold Heller, Linda Rex, Freda Kuykendall, Cheryl Smith, Lora LeePaxton, Connie F etters, Clara Patterson. Second Row: Shirley Tressler, Susan McKinney, Deborah Beidler, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Ann Bucher, Kay Fetters, Linda Murtoff, Jane Wright, Thomas Osborn, Jeffrey Bosserman, Samuel Bucher, Kenneth Sell, Roger Heller, Howard Coulson, Jane Tuckey, Mary Ann Showers, Ann Ernst, Catherine Miller, Louise Lawver, Carol Houck, Joann Musselman, Kathie Volland, Sandra Trone. Third Row: Sandra Koontz, Susan Kime, Shirley Heintzelman, Carol Burke, Carol Nyce, Diane Baltzley, Barbara Main, Patricia Taylor, Richard Funt, Samuel Crum, Lexie Eckenrode, John Pitzer, Ray Van Dyke, Gary Wright, Melissa Martin, Ann Bucher, Kristin Lady, Bonnie Singley, Ana Maria Olivera, Peggy Fox, Mary McDannell, Helen Patterson. Fourth Row: Janice Lentz, Caro'l Crum, Carolyn Starry, Doreen Beatty, Deanna Kemper, Allona Winand, Lorena Wilson, Robert Tate, Richard Hartman, Frank Bodenberg, Robert Srnith, Lois Rinehart, Michele Seaman, Holly Asquith, Jane Hauser, Hannah Hauser, Sandra Dixon. Fifth Row: Bonnie Englebert, Connie Naugle, Connie Bream, Gayle Pitzer, Rae Deardorff, Kathy Wenk, Carol Leinart, Marian Giberson, Dorinda Clark, Martha McDannell, Audrey Funt, Susan Fissel, Connie Trone. iz, f gg- . my 2 ' 4 f if ,r 5 Q if '55 ,fi it ' Z3 .440 n. K Denny Ebert Queen -- Maxine Brough MOCNLIT GARDENS Page 60 i xg QXQ we 'oe 'ba 1 46.6 Two Aguanauts. I 1004 .D Qi Page 61 Doris Sanni, Ann Bucher, Connie Grubbs, Brenda Bean, Ann Bushey, Linda Taylor, Anne Bucher Sue Singley, Elaine Yohe Stambaugh, Tammy Chronister, Robert Allison. MAY DAY Page 62 H O M E C 0 M I N G Queen -- Phyllis Gilbert Attendant --Jane Tuckey Attendant N- Mary McDannell Attendant -- Joanne Black Page 63 The happy cast. Now tell us what really happened DEAR DIARY Janet Maxwell . . . John Maxwell .... ..,. R obert Smith . . . Jane Wright Connie ........ .... J oanne Black Betty Lou .... ........ P eggy Fox Wilbur .... .... J effrey Bosserman Hercules . . . Beradine . . . . . . . . James Oyler . . . . Carol Leinart Marvin ..... Aunt Mary . . Miss Murray J. G. Mallory Molly ....... Polly ....... Miss Lewis . . . . . . . . Sam Bucher Mary Ann Showers . . . .... Evelyn Miller ...... John Hall .. Connie Grubbs I i. . . Barbara Burke . . . Jane Tuckey This younger generation! Tango, anyone? Page 64 Page 65 Yea, B-ville! O, Pioneers! Let's get in the swim! The victorious 'gDevils ! And Pandora had problems! jump, Phil! Page 66 Page 67 SPORT First Row: Michael Thomas, Leroy Wetzel, Wayne Ogburn, John Hall, George Montgomery, Phillip Pitzer, Gary Wright, William Slaybaugh, james Mickey, Joseph Hartman. Second Row: Rodney Guise, Robert Bream, Donald Heckman, Michael Kane, Donald Linard, Michael Thomp- son, Jeff Horick, Robert T-hompson, Fred Hartman, Jere Lady, William Gardner. l Third Row: Me-lvin Mentzer, Riohard Fair, Charles Hess, Robert Cover, Stanley Goohenauer, Robert Vines Stanley Lupp, Terry Taylor, Donald Black, James Thomas. Fourth Row: Gary Hoffman, Robert Montgomery, George Green, Larry Dennis, Kenneth Miller, Larry Heintzelman, Randy Stallsmith, Frank Bodenberg, Steve Warner. Fifth Row: john Pitzer, Roger Heller, Fred Hartman, Richard Arnsberger, Robert Kennedy, Fred Schoffstall, Lexie Eckenrode. Varsity Football The varsity football team of 1962 got off to a good start in their first season in the Blue Mountain League by compiling a 5-4-1 record. The team got off to a slow start, but soon evened their record with several victories. The highlight of the season came when the Ganners won a con- vincing 19-0 victory over the favored Shippens- burg team in the last game of the season. Canners on the Blue Mountain League All-Star Team include: Second team-Bill Slaybaugh, Jim Mickey, and Jeff Horick. Honorable mention- Bob Bream, Joe Hartman, and Mike Kane. Page 68 Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 9- 16- 14-Big Springs . . . 22-Camp Hill . .. 29-Boiling Springs 5-Juniata Joint . 12-East Pennsboro 20- 26-Susquenita . . . Newport ..... 3-Northern . . Gettysburg . . . Shippensburg . Big. 7 6 26 31 12 40 28 20 0 19 OPP 19 13 0 6 30 6 0 20 18 0 Gary Wright Wayne Ogburn Mike Thomas Leroy Wetzel Philip Pitzer ww James Mickey John Hall joseph Hartman William Slaybaugh George Montgomery Page 69 Connie Grubhs FCOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Doris Cox, Carolyn Riley, Shirley Harm . an Second Row: Yvonne Slaybaugh, Janet Swope. Top: Connie Grubbs. Janet Swope Yvonne Slaybaugh Doris Cox Page 70 First Row: Michael Thomas, Leroy Wetzel, Robert Bream, Richard Dull, Roger Giberson, Manager. Second Row: Gary Wright, Robert Garretson, Philip Pitzer, Rodney GUISC, Richard Guise. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 4-Littlestown . . 7-East Pennsboro 11-Camp Hill .. 14-Boiling Springs 184Shippensburg 21-Susquenita .. 27--Alumni ..... 8-Big Springs . . 11-Northern . . . 15- 18-Newport ..... 25-East Pennsboro 29-Camp Hill . . . 1-Boiling Springs Gettysburg . . . Shippensburg . 8-Susquenita . . . -Big Springs . 15-Northern .... 19-Gettysburg . . . 22-Newport .... 26-Faculty . . . Varsity Big. Opp. 49 34 42 58 Basketball F 28 41 45 30 51 39 51 46 39 51 33 44 50 36 38 50 85 23 56 45 35 50 50 40 1 61 42 82 49 52 50 48 32 48 43 90 58 E 49 45 Page 71 Connie Grubbs VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Andrey Rose, Deborah Beidler, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Connie Grubbs, Jeannette Sanni, Phyllis Gilbert. Yvonne Slaybaugh Phyllis Gilbert kg L X . . Richard Dull Richard Guise Phillip Pitzer Michael Thomas Leroy Wetzel Gary' Wright Page 72 Edward Taylor, Terry Taylor, Robert Cover, Richard Johnston, Melvin Mentzer, Donald Heckman John Pitzer, Fred Hartman, James Mickey, Michael Thompson, William Gardner. Terry Taylor James Mickey Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Varsity 26-West York .. 6-Cedar Cliff .. 22-Newport . . . 5-Susquenita . . . 10-Northern .... 26-East Pennsboro 2-Boiling Springs 7-Camp Hill . . 14-Shippensburg . 16-Big Springs . . . 19-Dover ....... Page 73 Wrestling Big. . . 14 . . O . . 5 .. 16 .. 23 .. 15 .. 14 .. 17 .. .. 27 .. .. 8 .. 24 Opp 30 51 45 31 32 27 39 28 22 34 27 WRESTLERS FirstBRow: Michael Kane, Donald Taylor, Jeffrey Brown, jeffrey Kline, Gerald Orner, Larry Wood, Bernard aker. Secoradh Row: Larry Dennis, John Hartman, Frank Bodenberg, Kenneth Miller, Kenneth Landis, Robert ompson. Third Row: Steve Heller, Thomas Mickey, Philip Carey, John White, Richard Little, David Rinehart. Fourth Row: William Sterrett, Kenneth Guise, John Lott, Richard Cogley. Doris Cox Janet Swope WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS SENIOR Janet Swope, Carolyn Riley, Doris Cox, Joann Musselman. CHEERLEADERS Page 74 First Row: Donald Bowers, manager, Richard Dull, Philip Beidler, Roger McGlaughlin, David Slonaker, Barry Trostel, Dennis Ebbert, Kenneth Thomas, Joseph Hartman, James Oyler, Richard Rot-henhoefer. Second Row: Mr. Emanuel, Coach, Michael Thompson, Richard Guise, Richard Price, Wayne Ogburn, Jeffrey Bosserman, George Montgomery, Michael Thomas, Clyde Boyer, Leroy Wetzel, Mr. Sterner, Coach. i Third Row: Robert Cover, John Pitzer, William Clark, Jay Waggener, Robert Thompson, Jeff Horick, Richard Thomas, Donald Linard, Michael Kane, Larry Wood. Fourth Row: James Rudy, George Green, Richard Galusha, Dennis Kane, Terry Taylor, James T-homas, Ronald Waggoner, John Hartman, Frank Bodenberg. In the last season of the South Penn League, the Canners had a mediocre season with a record of 3 wins and 4 losses. The team had several close meets, including a heart-breaking loss to intra-county rival Gettysburg. In the South Penn Meet the Canners had winners in four events. Dick Dull placed first in the javelin and third in the high hurdles, while Barry Trostel took first place in the high jump. Dave Slonaker also captured third place in the pole vault. In the Shippensburg Invitation Meet, Dick Dull took first place in the javelin, and John Byerly placed third in the 880. School records set in 1962 are: Javelin 198' 6 Dick Dull High Jump 5' HM Barry Trostel Page Mar Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May 75 Track 30-Shippensburg . . . . . -Boiling Springs ....... 17-Carlisle-Gettysburg . . . 22-Shippensburg Invitation 25-Waynesboro ......... 4--Gettysburg .... . . . -S. P. Conference Scotland ....... . . Big. sam 97 31 92 55 43 Opp. 49V2 21 36-92 35 77 75 First Row: William Sanni, Raymond Kuhn, Edgar Hildebrand, Garry Fair, Gordon Harvey, John Ernst. Second Row: Paul Black, Roger Giberson, William Slaybaugh, Gary Bream, Lonnie S-hultz. Third Row: Donald Heckman, Robert Garretson, Rodney Guise, Richard Fair. Fourth Row: Mr. Allison, Coach, Jerry Scarpate, Thomas Heckenluber, Donald Kravetz, William Yohe. Because of South Penn competition, the varsity baseball team had slightly lower than average season in 1962, finishing with a 4-7 record. Despite the loss of ex- perienced players at key positions, the outlook for 1963 in the Blue Mountain League is very promising. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May Page 76 Baseball 3-Boiling Springs 41 Bermudian . . . 9-Waynesboro . 12-Gettysburg . . 16-Waynesboro . 18-Bermudian . . . 23-Chambersburg 26-Hanover ..... 30-Gettysburg . . . 7-Boiling Springs 14-Chambersburg 17-Hanover .... Big. Opp 5 6 0 5 12 4 2 4 4 5 7 8 1 6 5 A 0 7 8 ..11 9 .. 4 7 ..92 First Row: James Wright, Steven Slaybaugh, Richard Arnsberger, Lexie Eckenrode Kenneth Sell R H ll M'lt Sh r , , oger e er, 1 on a pe. Second Row: Mr. Allison, Coach, Howard Coulson, Jerry Scarpate, Richard Hartman, Don Stauffer, Randy Rouzer, James Taylor, Gary Hoffman, George Sunbury, Tlhomas Black. Big. Opp. 25 35 Dec. 4-Littlestown . . . Dec 7-East Pennsboro 14 38 Dec -Camp Hill . . . 22 42 Dec -Boiling Springs 38 33 Dec 18-Shippensburg . 19 29 Dec -Susquenita . . . 30 34 Jan. 8-Big Springs .. 22 27 jan. 11-Northern . . 36 10 Jan. 15-Gettysburg 20 31 Jan. 18-Newport ..... 39 19 Jan. -East Pennsboro 29 37 Jan. -Camp Hill . . . 31 21 Feb 1-Boiling Springs 43 29 Feb. 5-Shippensburg . 25 35 Feb 8-Susquenita . . . 31 39 Feb -Big Springs . . Canceled Fe-b 15-Northern . . . 40 32 Feb 19-Gettysburg . . . 35 24 Feb 22-Newport . . . 39 21 Junior Varsity Basketball CHEERLEADERS Jane Rebert, Michele Seeman, Carol Houck, Ann Bucher Gail Naylor, Carole Wenk, Kay Cline. Page 77 Junior High Football First Row: Roger Heller, George Green, Bernie Baker, Randy Stallsmith, Robert Montgomery, Kenneth Miller, Steve Warner, Richard Arnsberger, Steve James. Second Row: Richard Weaver, Jay Swisher, William Coradetti, Daniel Eisenhart, Vincent Burke, David Dill- man, Steve Walde, John White, Thomas Harman, Steve Heller, Richard Little, Joe Forsythe. Third Row: Raymond Bosserman, Philip Culp, William Taylor, Gregory Dixon, Barry Jacoby, Ronald Ebbert, Terry Freed, Barry Heller, Robert Warrenfeltz. Fourth Row: Kenneth Guise, Robert Brady, Robin Grim, William Sterrett, Ted Plank, Robert Meeder, Phil Carey, Robert Cline, Thomas Mickey, Scott Dietrich, Fifth Row: John Brough, Mr. Bushman, Mr. Coradetti, Donald Horst. Junior High Basketball First33Rovi11: Mr. Coradetti, Coach, Vincent Burke, Russel Huettner, William Coradetti, Kenneth Orner, Douglas aug er. Second Row: Donald Horst, Van Clark, Jeffrey Tuckey, Philip Houck, Richard Stover, James Rudy. Page 78 f 1 7 ! ff f f 1 'Q .4 a , 5 , 5 Z gf W , A I ,f 5' KVM 'SW in i 1 i Section II-I- First Row: Beverly Gageby, Nancy Bowers, Audrey Funt, Connie Trone, Carol Houck, Holly Asquith, Bonnie Singley, Carol Crum. Second Row: Milton Sharpe, Ross Kennedy, Jane Hauser, Martha McDannell, Dorinda Clark, Ann Bucher, Michael Smith, Harold Thomas. Third Row: Robert Thompson, Ray Van Dyke, Carolyn Haas, Carol Nyce, Diane Baltzley, Don Stauffer, Keith Lawver, Samuel Crum. Fourth Row: Jeffrey Horick, Robert Garretson, Robert Tate, Rodger Brough, Richard Funt, Jay Waggoner. Section II-I-G First Row: Kay Fetters, Joann Musselman, Gloria Smeed, Jayne McCurley, Jeannette Sanni, Joann Cutshall, Rae Deardorff. 1 Second Row: Donald Heckman, Linda Murtoff, Penny Wilders, Jayne Nelson, Emily Diehl, Brenda Blocher, Frank Swayze. Third Row: William Gardner, Robert Bream, Rodney Guise, Kenneth Lerew, Richard Johnston, Larry Wood, Arthur Dykman, Gerald Orner. Page 80 MM fffs wizard ga fi iflitm fa We 4' af M Viatlrgfwr 5325535 y Z ,zliirg ww hx is ft .- ELEAV V I, - ' ,f 1 ,Q 6 52-' -11 -' 15211 - ima ' if w f wg-ff., V W Z f'F ef2g '- Lui' ' ' 51-Wgltiii 't'f..XgH QQ , 7' QI F ,L ' -ew V .f .f , wi L7 ?i's-wwf , '- - fi... , 'f - 5,2 ' ,, 457 355. , , W,Q,.3La,3,,., J f OFFICERS Section II-2 FirstKRow: Dixie Cline, Terry Goshorn, Linda Kint, Arlene Guise, Carol Burke, Randee oontz. Second Row: Faith Heiner, Marie Reed, Gail Naylor, Nadine Hartman, Audrey Rose, ' Judy Swope, Donna Cline. Third Row: Barbara Main, Deanna Kemper, Susan Wolff, Robert Manahan, Shirley Harman, Carolyn Riley, Carolyn Starry. ection II-3-4 First Row: Shirley McGlaugvhlin, Betty Arnsberger, Susan Chronister, Peggy Jacoby, Fannie Swisher, Connie Stallsmith, Helen Patterson. Second Row: Roger Wagaman, Judy Daron, Joan Petry, Betty Bretzman, Anna Deckert, Roy Livingston. Third Row: Wayne Beam, Donald Linard, Blake Constable, Francis Miller, Richard Thomas. Fourth Row: Wilbur Johnson, Warren Kelley, Homer Kelly, Michael Thompson, Michael Kane, Jeff Kline, Roger Unger. Page 81 Section IO-I-A First Row: Diane Sherman, Kathy Wenk, Jennifer Horick, Linda Rex, Patricia Kane, Jane Rebert, Linda Naugle. Second Row: Karen Jacoby, Ann Ernst, Amy S-better, Louise Lawyer, Deanna Hollabaugh, Ann Bucher, Deborah Beidler, Carole Wenk. Third Row: Gregory Eisenihart, Delmar Crum, Donald Wilkinson, Rhonda Kime, Patricia Rinehart, Lorena Wilson, Allona Winand, Barbara Smith. Fourth Row: Robert Cover, Owen Taylor, Randy Rouzer, Robert Ducharme, James Taylor, james Wright. Section IO-I-G First Row: Janet Redden, June McCurdy, Melissa Martin, Beverly Group, Shirley Heintzel- man. Second Row: William Black, Stanley Gochenauer, Fred Schoffstall, Melvin Mentzer, John Pitzer, James Miller, Terry Taylor. Third Row: Richard Galusha, Clyde Taylor, Rodger Rex, Jerry Scarpate, William Weaver, Robert Kennedy. Page 82 OFFICERS Section IO-2 First Row: Linda Sissler, Charlotte Hawbaker, Linda Wilkinson, Rosemary Davis, Yvonne Lupp, Judy Funt, Diane Byerly, Fay Heller, Linley Ballard. Second Row: Nancy Weidner, Jo-Ann Yasovsky, Sandra Dixon, Patricia Baldwin, Loretta Meeder, Clara Patterson, Linda Herman, Ada Davis. Third Row: Judy Rinehart, Fay Taylor, Cindy Baltzley, Beverly Little, Audrey Miller, Sherry Singley, Janice Lentz. Fourth Row: Carol Kane, Stanley Lupp, Riohard Fair, Robert Vines, Lexie Eckenrode, George Sunbury. Suzanne Schriver. Section IO-3-4 First Row: Larry Malinosky, Virginia McCurry, Pamela Showers, Lois Sheaffer, Frances Baker, Roger Turner. Second Row: David Cline, Ronald Thomas, James Thomas, Donald Black, Ronald Cline, Ralph Beamer. Third Row: Anderson Demps, Gary Beamer, Randy Diveley. Page 83 Mutt and Jeff. Lunch, Weasel? People am. Buddys Great athletes Page 84 gailfaf A Z i 7 if I2 , ,V --,,, , W f, Q., 1,1 WMV if X Q-N dai , --V, f fs.. Ns 5 X A j V V AL ,My f 261 A 1 X A Section 9-I-A First Row: Tonya Knouse, Catherine Miller, Cheryl Smith, Kathie Volland, Yolanda Swisther, Sandra Ernst, Bon- nie Englebert, Patricia Coradetti. ' 1 Second Row: Sharon Young, Felicity Dykman, Sandra Trone, Judy Tate, Betty Lewis, Michele Seeman, Kristin Lady, Doreen Beatty, Lynn Galusha, l Tthird Rows Sandra Koontz, Connie Fetters, Judy Black, Lois Rinehart, Gayle Pitzer, Sue Smgley, Ellen Hump ries. Fourth Row: John Strausbaugh, Russel Omer, Howard Coulson, Randy Stallsmith, James Bosserman, Jeffrey Brown, John Weaver, Wayne Crum, Bruce Slonaker. Section 9-I-G First Row: Kay Arnold, Connie Bream, Lillie Heller, Peggy Wilson, Diane Clapsaddle, Linda Scott, Mary Jacoby, Sandra Dietrich. 1 Second Row: Ronald Ecker, Edwin Taylor, Susan Pitzer, Susan Kime, Hannah Hauser, John Griest, Thomas Taylor, David Funt, Michael Kane, Jack Black. , Third Row: Robert Funt, Kennenh Wolf, Robert Wilkinson, Thomas Black, Roger Heller, Frank Bodenberg, Rich- ard Hartman, Larry Dennis, Kenneth Sell. Page 86 Section 9-2 First Row: Linda Smith, Patsy Orner, Joyce Loohbaum, Victoria Beamer, Connie Naugle, Susan Kuykendall, Connie Sanders, Nancy Taylor. , Second Row: Nancy Heller, Erma Arnsberger, Sherry Kime, Linda Mummert, Mary Jane Buckley, Kay Clme, Geraldine Whisler, Judy Bard. - 1 , Third Row: Violet Sullivan, Susan Beamer, Eleanor Cox, Linda Dunlap, Connie Roth, Patricia Taylor, Jean Cutshall, Eileen Kennedy. , , Fourth Row: Charleen Thompson, Nancy Constable, Shirley Baldwin, Ronald McCleaf, Daniel Wright, Robert Montgomery, Harold Heller. l Section 9-3-4 First Row: Jane Orner, Linda Ayers, Darlene Betts, Linda Byers, Gloria Altice, Susan Mays, Geneva Woodall, Rosalie Mc'Causlin, Linda Tressler. , , Second Row: Donald Taylor, Hattie Mae Jenkins, Gloria Howe, Nancy Cooper, Shlrley Bartram, Peggy Miller, Veniva Mc'Curry, Rosalie Whisler. Third Row: Dallas Plank, Steven James, Kenneth Arnsberger, Harold Clouse, Thomas Patterson, Steven Slay- baugh, Jeffrey Feaster, Richard Cover, Larry Kuvhn. , , Fourth Row: Tony Showers, Steve Warner, Larry Butler, Bernie Baker, Robert Sullivan, Larry Helntzelman, Earl Laugihman, Richard Funt, Raymond Hartzel. Fifth Row: Larry Wright, Jacob Alexander, Richard Arnsberger, Kenneth Spangler, Ronald Waggener, Charles Loibaugh, Dennis Kane, Gary Hoffman, Anthony Austin, George Green. Page 87 Section 8-I First Row: Patricia Boyer, Dorothy Davis, Brenda Helsley, Susan Smith, Melinda Trone, Cheryl Fetters, Nancy Hale, Nancy Elaine Wright. Second Row: Russell Huettner, Vincent Burke, Kenneth Orner, james Rudy, Barry Jacoby, Ph1l1p Houck, William Coradetti. Third Row: Anita McDannell, Ann Carey, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Janet Van Dyke, Sherry Adams, Shelley Shillito, Elaine Gochenauer. Fourth Row: Philip Culp, Richard Stover, Van Clark, Phillip Lobaugh, Jeffrey Tuckey. Section 8-2 First Row: Sue Slaybaugh, Betty Rebert, Nancy Kuntz, Margaret Gochenauer, Shirley Demps, Patricia Thomas, Nancy Lentz, Lorna Brougih. . Second Row: Richard Weaver, Garry Sheaifer, Kay Bodenberg, Sharon Martin, Deborah Group, Nancy Brough, Richard Naugle, Daniel Eisenhart. , Third Row: Robin Grim, Robert Brady, Jeffrey Deardorff, Dean Duffy, Scott Deatrick, John LeMay, Gregory Dixon, Ned Plank, William Taylor, Barry Heller. Page 88 Section S-3 First Row: Jeannette Justice, Renee Nyce, Annette Austin, Mary Himes, Georgianne McCurdy, Darlene Em- let, Romaine Cline, Carolyn Irvin. Second Row.: Fred Slaybaugh, James Knouse, Phillip West, Sandra Pfeffer, Mazie Heintzelman, Carolyn Black, Judy Fissel, Linda Kane Thomas Mickey Bradle Loewen. . , 1 Y Thing Row: glglburn Forsythe, Lawrence Funt, Raymond Bosserman, Robert Kiessling, Kenneth Miller, Stanley t . X . arry, 0 ert Meeder, David Taylor, Robert Cline, James Cover. Section S-4 First Row: Kathy Feaster, Florence Wilkinson, Doris Sanni Joan Swope Judy Smith Barbara Lentz Ed'th 9 1 ' : s l- Baker, Brenda Crawford. Second Row: Linda Taylor, Jimmy McCurry, Sharon Keller, Eric Tuckey, Loy Thomas, Frank Gardner, Mar- shall Hawbaker, George Orner. Third Row: Elaine Kemper, Fred Conley, Thomas Recard, Lois Klingensmith, Beverly Rouzer, Tommie Demps, Lorene Johnson. Page 89 Section -I-A First Row: Andrey Musselman, Carlotta Swisher, Linda Lawrence, Trudy Grim, Lynn Humphries, Carol Taylor, Phyllis Warren, Lucinda Pitzer. Second Row: Steven Heller, Richard Cogley, Jay Herman, William Wright, Philip Carey, Peter Schriver, Bradley Kennedy. Third Row: Patricia Brown, Gail Alwine, Mary Ann Denisar, Janice Young, Catherine Bosak, Connie Fissel, Mary Ann Allison, Mary Frances Grove, Bettina McBeUh. Fourth Row: Kenneth Guise, John White, Ronald Ebbert, Attalee Taylor, William Sterrett, Robert Hollabaugh, John Brough, Donald Horst. ! Section -I-B First Row: Dianne Osborn, Jane Lawver, Lydia Martin, Deborah Fair, Judy Miller, Dianne Taylor, Carol Taylor, Donna Witter, Eric Taylor. Second Row: Donald Orner, Teresa Tuckey, Fay Black, Angelina Bartram, Norene Sanderson, Susan Tuckey, Nancy Heckman, Kathy Reed. Third Row: Daniel Orner, David Rinehart, Clyde Kehr, Ralph Meeder, Larry Kline, David Dillman, Ronald Cutshall, John Lott, Charles Galusha. Page 90 Section 7-2 First Row: Susan Black, Helen Bard, Susan Arnsberger, Donna Barbour, Beverly Warren, Annabelle Keefer. Secoriqdh Row: Michael McCurdy, Scott Taylor, Judy Smitwh, Beth Arnold, Sandra Cooley, Daniel Taylor, David ornas. Third Row: Guy Taylor, Earl Taylor, Steven Walde, David Volland, Larry Heller. Fourth Row: Ronald Bean, Thomas Dietrich, Eddie Miller, Jay Swisher, Ronald Eicholtz. Section 7-3 First Row: Donna Gochenauer, Sandra Jacoby, Sandra Shreve, Elaine Guise, June Sheaffer, Betty Kellison, Rozanne Duciharme. Seeond Row: Alverna Heller, 'Nancy Sell, Bernett Green, Betty Betts, Susan Alexander. Third Row: Ronald Heller, Richard Little, Larry Heller, Larry Swope, David Butler, Chris Keller. Fourth R0w:.W1ll1am Frankenfield, Eddie Showers, Boyd Welker, Thomas Harman, Timothy Patterson, Ken- neth Hemtzelman. Page 91 Special Education First Row: Delores Baker, Patsy Funt, Joan Taylor, Arletta Hostetter, Joyce Swearman, Gloria Keeler. Second Row: Clyde Jeffcoat, Joseph Miller, Samuel Toner, Charles Himes, Harold Emlet, James Klingensmith. Third Row: Larry Crum, Robert Klingensmith, Robert Newell, Helen Dick, Evelyn Green, Mary Keefer, Robert Warrenfeltz, Clair Sheaffer. Horse Club First Row: Beth Arnold, Sandra Jacoby, Sandra Shreve, Trudy Grim, Linda Lawrence, Helen Bard. Second Row: Susan Smith, Tonya Knouse, Patricia Coradetti, Joan Taylor, Rozanne Ducharme, David Volland. Third Row: Nancy Hale, Betty Lewis, Connie Fissel, Catherine Bosak, David Rinehart, Donald Orner, Richard Little, Michael McCurdy. Fourth Row: Miss Roche, advisor, Mary Jacoby, Susan Pitzer, Lyn Galuslha, Patricia Brown, Gail Alwine, Ronald Bean. Page 92 nimal Pet Club First Row: Darlene Emlet, Judy Fissel, Melinda Trone, Linda Kane, Sandra Kane. ' A Second Row: Romaine Cline, Sandra Pfeffer, Ann Austin, Georgiann McCurdy, Mazie Helntzelman, Judy Smith, Angelina Bartram. Conservation Club First Row: Larry Heintzelman, John Hartman, Larry Dennis, David Funt, Harold Clouse. Second Row: Thomas Taylor, Robert Funt, Kenneth Wolf, Steven Slaybaugh. Third Row: Mr. Laughrnan, advisor. Chess Club First Row: Diane Byerly, Frank Swayze, Randy Stallsmith, Russell Orner. - Second Row: Linley Ballard, Robert Tate, Robert Manahan, Gerald Orner, Rosemary Davis, Judy Funt. Standing: Mr. Lady, Advisor. Page 93 Junior Honor Society First Row: William Coradetti, Kathie Volland, Melinda Trone, Yolanda Swisher, Sandra Trone, Tonya Knouse, Patricia Coradetti, Philip Houck. Second Row: Mr. Sterner, advisor, Jeffrey Tuckey, Catherine Miller, Sue Singley, Ann Carey, Michele Seeman, Betty Lewis, Sharon Young, Lyn Galusha. Third Row: Shelley Shillito, Sherry Adams, Van Clark, Jeffrey Brown, James Bosserman, John Weaver, Do- reen Beatty, Eileen Kennedy, Mary Jane Buckley. Junior Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Patricia Boyer, Susan Tuckey, Donna Barbour, Sandra Cooley, Annette Austin, Georgiann McCurdy, Kathy Feaster, Miss Harper, advisor. H Second Row: Doris Sanni, Brenda Helsley, Nancy Heckman, Judy Smith, Beverly Rouser, Carolyn Irvin. Third Row: Shelley Shillito, Sherry Adams, Ann Carey, Renee Nyce, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Elaine Kemper, Anita McDannell, Carolyn Black. Page 94 Junior Art Club First Row: Patricia Boyer, Kat'hy Feaster, Florence Wilkinson, Margaret Gochenauer, Bettina McBetih, Carol Taylor, Phyllis Warren, Lucinda Pitzer, Bradley Kennedy, Michael McCurdy, Jay Herman. Second Row: Mrs. Ryman, advisor, Richard Naugle, Garry Sheaifer, Russell Huettner, Thomas Dietrich, Scott Taylor, David Thomas, Earl Taylor, Richard Taylor, David Volland, Kay Arnold, Richard Cogley, Attalee ' Taylor, Daniel Taylor. Third Row: Cheryl Fetters, Melinda Trone, Sue Smith, Lorna Brough, Nancy Lentz, Patricia Thomas, Judy Smith, Patricia Taylor, Jean Cutshall, Nancy Taylor, Linda Smith, Joan Swope, Diane Clapsaddle, Mary Jacoby, Robert Hollabaugh. Fourth Row: Nancy Wright, Elaine Gochenauer, Joyce Lochbaurn, Victoria Beamer, William Sterrett, Ronald . Ebbert, Kenneth Wolf, John Brough, Robert Funt, Hannah Hauser, Connie Beamer, Sandra Dietrich. Fifth Row: Larry Heller, Jay Swisher, Ronald Eicholtz, Ronald lBean, John White, Barry Jacoby, Kennetlh Orner, John LeMay, Phillip Lobaugh, Thomas Black, Eddie Miller, Lillie Heller, Steve Walde. Junior Library Club Seated: Shelley Shillito, Doris Sanni, Nancy Hale, Brenda Helsley, Carolyn Irvin, Dorothy Davis, Melinda Trone, Beverly Rouzer, Elaine Kemper, Mary Elizabeth Wright. Standing: Mrs. Laughman, advisor. Page 95 Red Cross Club First Row: Mrs. Grove, Florence Wilkinson, Susan May,s, Gloria Altice, Veniua McCurry, Geneva Woodall, Shirley Bartram. g Back Row: Lois Klingensmitrh, Sharon Keller, Jimmy McCurry, Linda Byers, Nancy Cooper, Judy Smith, Gloria Howe. Junior High Homemakers First Row: Annette Austin, Melinda Trone, Theresa Tuckey, Linda Tressler, Rosalie Whisler, Diane Taylor, Kathy Feaster, Elaine Guise, June Sheaffer. 1 . Second Row: Mrs. Burkholder, advisor, Judy Smitrh, Darlene Emlet, Susan Smith, Bernet Green, Lucinda Pitzer, Carol Taylor, Nancy Sell, Betty Kellison. O I Third Row: Lois Klingensmith, Sharon Keller, Jimmie MciCurry, Georgiann McCurdy, Mary Himes, Mazie Heintzelman, Linda Kane, Judy Fissel, Carol Snyder. Fourth Row: Carolyn Black, Carolyn Irvin, Kathy Reed, Betty Betts, Sue Alexander. Page 96 L5 efilod E I E 5, 'S . ii E ii' 1 x 2 QS 5 s Qf Wim 3222, ..eAvs?sze'tfef Q Junior Band Flute-Susan Kuykendall, Anita McDannell, Nancy Brough, Elaine Kemper, Mary Ann Allison, Trudy Grim. Clarinet-Nancy Taylor, Gail Alwine, Susan Slay- baugh, Judy Routsong, Janet VanDyke, Sandra Pfeifer, Nancy Heckman, Connie Naugle, Nancy Hale, Cheryl Fetters, Brenda Helsey, Nancy Kuntz, Bettina McBeth, Carlotta Swisher, Mary Frances Grove, Sharon Martin, Connie Fissel, Jane Lawver, Kay Arnold, Connie Roth, Deborah Fair, Judy Miller, Janet Orner, David Thomas, Catherine Bosak, Janet Young. Oboe-Hannah Hauser. Saxophone-Kenneth Sell, Nancy Wright, Linda Scott, Doris Sanni, Jeffrey Deardorff, Susan Tuckey, Steven Walde, Beverly Rouzer, William Sterrett. Cornet-Richard Stover, Van Clark, Shelley Shillito, Ann Carey, Patricia Brown, Steve Heller, John White, Jack Black, Jeifrey Tuckey, Linda Taylor, Nancy Lentz, Robin Grim, Lynn Humphries, Margaret Gochenauer, Dorothy Davis, Sherry Adams, Philip Culp, Donna Barbour, Diane Osborn, Susan Black, Theresa Strasbaugh, James Wright. Trombone-Eddie Taylor, William Coradetti, Phil Carey, Gregory Dixon, Robert Brady, Kenneth Orner, Kenneth Guise, William Taylor, Larry Kime. French Horn-Audrey Musselman. Drums-John Griest, Ronald Ecker, Connie. Bream, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Betty Rebert, Patricia Thomas, Deborah Group, Thomas Dietrich. Bells+Susan Kime. 96nd 86 Junior Chorus First Row: Deborah Fair, Linda Lawrence, Beverly Warren, Kathy Feaster, Lydia Martin, Bonnie Sease, Faye Black, Florence Wilkinson, Pat Boyer, Audrey Musselman, Margaret Gochenauer, Betty Rebert, Sue Slaybaugh, Nancy Brough. Second Row: Susan Tuckey, Georgiann McCurdy, Connie Fissel, Sue Smith, Nancy Heckman, Jane Lawver, Beverly Rouzer, Annette Austin, Dorothy Davis, Melinda Trone, James Cover, David Volland, William Wright, Eric 'Tuckey, James Knouse, Steven Heller. Third Row: Doris Sanni, Sandra Cooley, Nancy Kuntz, Donna Barbour, Alverna Heller, Phyllis Warren, Lucinda Pitzer, Carol Taylor, Theresa Strasbaugh, Trudy Grim, Ellen Humphries, Donald Horst, Brenda Helsley, Pat Thomas, Nancy Lentz. Fourth Row: Mrs. Marker, Elaine Kemper, Kay Bodenberg, Sherry Adams, Anita McDannell, Lorna Brough, Annabelle Keefer, Joan Swope, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Mary Ann Allison, Mary Frances Grove, Janice Young, Patricia Brown, Shelley Shillito, Deborah Group, Linda Taylor. Fifth Row: Sandra Pfeffer, Renee Nyce, Elaine Gochenauer, Nancy Elaine Wright, Ann Carey, Diane Osborn, Kathy Reed, Theresa Tuckey, Gail Alwine, Mary Ann Denisar, Carolyn Irvin, Kenneth Miller, Larry Kime, Kenneth Guise, Jeffrey Tuckey, James Rudy. fu iv 3 a X? ily? X SIXTH GRADE Page 101 PATRONS in-1:11-1 - - - - - - - - - - - -ri-I-.11 -0- - - - - -, -U- Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pennsylvania A Community Service Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KANE'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 677-8444 ERNEST D. REBERT ZENITH Radio - TV - Stereophonic Arendtsville, Pa. 0 WATER CONDITIONING H. D. Lower, Proprietor Biglerville, Pa. Phone: Office 677-8495 Home 677-8151 Congratulations, Seniors E. D. BUSHMAN Community Pure Food Store Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 677-8417 111 1 1 1 1 1 10111101010 Page 102 111 1 1 11 1.1 111:11 101011:11:11:11niniuioiuiuioiiriui Knouse Foods Y . J R Cooperative, Inc. PEACH GLEN, PA. Compliments of HOAGIE HOUSE 246 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. BLOCHER'S Jewelers Since 1887 25-27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. WEISHAAR BROS. 37 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone: ED-4-1159 Best Wishes COFFMAN JEWELERS 16 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of LOWER'S STORE 11 Come to T O B E Y ' S in Gettysburg Table Rock, Pa. Phone: 677-8515 PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE The Rexoll Drug Store Drugs 0 Prescriptions 0 Hospital Supplies 26 York Street, Gettysburg, Pa L- 1 1 .E 1 ini 1 zuiolnzuiuini 1 1 1 1 1'-U14 1 1 Page 103 n1nirriuioinininiiii My X ' For the Fashions You Love' i itiniclirliuibininini1530101 1 1 GLENN E. SIMPSON NORTHERN HOME SALES General Contractor ioinioinininininininiui 1 D A V E ' S PHOTO SUPPLY Complete Camera and Hi-Fi Service 244 Steinwehr Avenue Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Specializing in Residential Construction Gettysburg, Pa. Phone: 334-1929 Compliments of JACOBY'S GIFT SHOP Phone: 677-7733 SELL'S BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 677-7516 DOUGHERTY and HARTLEY Dry Goods U Notions 0 Underwear 7 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania RALPH and JIM S H ETT E R Biglerville, Pa. SHERMAN'S STORE Complete Line of Mens' and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 20 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of CRUM'S WATCH SHOP Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 677-7652 Compliments of DOT'S BEAUTY SALON Bendersville, Pa. Phone: 'Biglerville 677-8385 GLENN'S DINER Meet Your Friends at Glenn's Route 34 Aspers, Penna. li 'U ' T ' l ' ' ' 'lTtl'Ul0i0illlnl 1 1 1 1 1 llilill- - Compliments of BUPP'S DAIRY, INC. Most Honored Milk of York and Adams Counties Hanover, Pennsylvania Page 104 n ii e ii c 1: in rl e n n n 1:1u1:1c1n1n1u il li ll ll Q 0.1 1:11111 1 1 11 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1:1111 1 1 111 1-1111: Compliments of INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION Fruit of Produce Packaging Division EASTERN STATES FARMER'S EXCHANGE ADAMS COUNTY MOTORS Feed - Fertilizer - Seed Agricultural Chemicals Bigley,-ville, pa, 165-167 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER F O R D Allis-Chalmers FALCON 81 THUNDERBIRD Tractors and Farm Machinery phone, 577-3411 Telephone: 334-1101 BIGLERVILLE TV COMPANY RCA Television Sylvania Television HERSI'IEY'S MEN'S STORE Phone: 677-8218 William l-Grew, Pf0DfieT0r Tailoring and Haberdashery JAMES A. MILLER co. Opposite Courtklouse Complete Industrial Line Gettysburg, Pa. Power Mower Phone: Biglerville 677-7815 1u10101tl14l10101t:101n1n101010101G'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1l1n1n11 Page 105 inc 'F ! ! I l u l u u ll i sl ll ll u l ll u U U II u1c1r: !! II II ll ll ii I 0:0 1111111 1 14:1 111-11 2 1111- 1 --- -- 1 -1- ----1-1'-:mmm ENSMINGER'S Official Photographer for Biglerville High School Class of '63 Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. lSince 1882i K U H N TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Gardners, Pa. HARTZEL'S BAKERY Clifford Hortzel, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: 677-7020 COFFMAN - FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE Always Good Value Gettysburg, Pa. COOPERATIVE FRUIT GROWERS OF ADAMS COUNTY HOMEWOOD ORCHARDS M, S., F. E. GRIEST, JR. Orchard Supplies BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding Portable Equipment Ornamental Railings Steel Clothes Posts Phone: 677-7518 Compliments of RICE FRUIT COMPANY Ralph Carl Compliments of TAYLOR BROS. GROCERY Complete Food Market Phone: Biglerville 677-8010 VARSITY DINER Open 24 Hours Gettysburg, Pa. -u-n-0-4:1111 1 xioioinxnzui 1 1:1111 Page 106 11111 -11 111111: 1:11:11 1 1 1 1 1 111 11111111 1:1101 1u...91w1.1o1 1111 MEADOW VALLEY ABATTOIR WHOLESALERS Home Dressed Quality Meats and Meat Products Gettysburg, R. D. j:l:6, Pa. Phone: 334-2187 BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Phone: 677-7515 A, B. Leinart, Proprietor BAER'S PHARMACY Biglerville, Pa. Drugs, Cosmetics, Fountain Service Phone: 677-8611 LUPP'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Phone: 677-8731 Call for Reservations C I COMPLIMENTS ongratu ations Class of '63 OF A FRIEND JOHN S. FUNT Well Driller Phone: 677-8937 Gettysburg, Pa. CLARK E. SPENCE Distributor of Pepsi-Cola and Cloverdale Beverages Orrtanna, Pa. Phone: Fairfield 642-8849 Firestone Tires, Auto and Home Supplies Good Used Cars Biglerville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 677-8617 C. R. BARNES CO., INC. Plumbing, Heating, and Refrigeration Service Complete Water Systems Phone: 677-7219 GILBERT'S FOOD MARKET Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 677-8152 D111 11:11o1u1u1n1n1o1u1n1u1u1u1u 1111: ri n n 0 0 41111111 1 ri Page Congratulations - Seniors The Ziglerville 91:5 Bang wifg an E55 fo use QMS NATIONAL ANK FOR I QUICK ,. ' SERVICE? use our? naive-IN Member Of F. D. I.C. A Growing Bank Serving a Growing Community Compliments of THOMAS BROTHERS Biglerville, Pa. WALTER 81 LADY, INC. Distributor of Texaco Products DITZLER'S RESTAURANT AND FURNITURE Big1ewi11e, Pa. OSBORN PRINTING CO. Stationery - Office Forms - Sales Books - Compliments of BIGLERVILLE WAREHOUSE Register Forms - One Time Carbon Forms - Book Matches - Rubber Stamps. Phone: 677-7215 Biglerville, Pa. :ni---11111111 COMPANY Phone: 677-7215 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111114111111-li1ca11u1 1:1111 1 1:1 1 11:1 1 1 1 Page 108 1 'ni in 1 rain -n -oinznlniiiioinini MOTTER'S STORE Groceries General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 677-8839 SANDOE'S FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Dutch-Oven Pastry Ralph Sandoe, Proprietor SHENK 81 TITTLE Everything for Sport 313 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. Phone: CE 4-3274 Compliments of MERL'S BARBER SHOP Bendersville, Pa. McCLEAF'S USED CARS Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 677-7711 MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE Hanover, I PA. Menchey Means Music 3 sl-lANK's DRIVE-IN Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks Miles North of Biglerville on Route 34 Aspers, R. D. No. 1, Pa. Philco Television Service Dale E. Clark Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 677-8756 O. C. RICE AND SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School Page 109 Compliments of CONTINENTAL CERAMIC CORPORATION Biglerville, Pa. 1 1 - - -L - 1 -Hin-uingngigq11111111-1 ini 11101 MUSSELMAN'S Dependable Food Products Applesauce Apple Butter Canned Apples Tomato Juice Tomato Puree Cider Vinegar Assorted Jellies Cherries Pie Fillings Apple Juice Berries Crabapples MUSSELMAN DIVISION, PET MILK COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. WONDERFUL GOOD! PRODUCTS! BRITCHER 81 BENDER DRUG STORE Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies 27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. G B I X - S W A Y MEN'S 81 BOYS' SHOP ,eg , ,, Tux Rental we rj 24 Chambersburg Street is -A I Gettysburg, Pennsylvania . I 0 A- JACK 81 JILL SHOP xx ' 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Gy G. c. MURPHY co. Phone: 6718068 The Friendly Store 15-31 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. oc! 1m1o1oiu1u1ix1u1o1 1n1o1n1o1a1u1 1 1. 1 1:1 1 1 up 1411 Page 110 10102111 10102111 iuininizi in W. A. RAFFENSPERGER STORE Hershey's Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Magazines - Newspapers Arendtsville, Pa. Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLI NG CO. Chambersburg, Pa. UTZ POTATO CHIP CO., INC. Hanover, Pa. Happy Cooking LP-Metered Gas LITTLE'S GAS SERVICE R. D. 1, Aspers, Pa. Call: 677-8778 JOHN F. KLINEFELTER Hotpoint Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Sunbeam and G.E. Small Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 677-722 7 ADAMS COUNTY NURSERY 8. FRUIT FARMS Fine Fruit Trees Since 1905 Aspers, Pa. Best Wishes from Adams County Fruit Packing C. L. EICHOLTZ CO. Typewriter Headquarters New Oxford, Pa. PITZER BROTHERS FRUIT FARMS Aspers, Pa. and Distributing Co., Inc Orchard Supplies Farm Equipment Service Phone: 677-7131 Biglerville, Pa. 9-iii 1 1' 1 101 1 2 i iuiniu:n1u1u.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 Page 111 1 in-1 1 1 lui :xl im: Q ixznl Best of Luck and Success to the Graduates Class of 1963 DUFFY - MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pennsylvania Fine Food Products Since 'I842 Compliments of STANLEY WARNER MAJESTIC THEATER Gettysburg, Pa. Where the best pictures play. OYLER'S CORNER MARKET Biglerville, R. D. l Phone: 677-7627 BENDERSVILLE NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank BENDERSVILLE, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CLAIR R. SLAYBAUGH CARPENTER and MASON Residential Wiring Phone: 677-7270 Gardners, R. D. 2, Pa. MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP Arcndtsville, Pa. Phone: 677-7417 Compliments of PEN N FORESTRY COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. :ini 1 14:-.-niziiininiinfariri BIGLERVILLE GARAGE Biglerville, Penna. Phone: 677-8197 Clarence Wilson, Proprietor 1 -0- - -u-ox--o-nznl 1 1 11:11:10:-o Page 112 M 1 9' . m'!y7 lF9X W ' ff. y? fy 4 5 g fy by 1 5 qu if+Qyjjfii: figfkijfi Sw, W 0' 1 W ' Q F?iff Hf5fffi1 Q WMM WW' QTQ 3 4 ,tip Q iv . 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