Boiling Springs High School - Bubbler Yearbook (Boiling Springs, PA)

 - Class of 1953

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It is the hope of the class of 1953, the Bubbler Staff that, as you glance through this book in years to come, you will recapture those and the echoes will begin ,Q J me LCafl0l'l Al1ceB Demson C W1111amGe1man Because your devot1on lntere t s and guidance have 1nsp1red us w1th all the hxgher 1deals 1n l1fe and be cause you have provlded us Wlth all the needed encouragement and enthus1asm at the t1mes when our zeal was gone we dedlcate wlth deepest respect and gratmtude h t 1S 1952 53 ed1t1on of the Bubbler to you 12 J. . Q M y 1 l lefe Q s.,f'ff n 4i,': .ft L, L. -J Kr' N SCHOOL BOARD President: Charles H. Brymesser Secretary: George Gephart Vice-President: Paul L. Allen Treasurer: Earl E. Hammann Ray K. Lerew SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Kermit M. Stover Walter D. Heckrnan Supervising Principal High School Principal 14 Y' Q HISTORY DEPARTMENT Forrest W Doebler SaraG Bryner Ahce B Demson In Absentxa SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Walter D Heckman Paul L Paxton Myrtle A Groome In Absent1a MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT S1135 H Orr1s Faye R LEWIS - C 'D 6 3 fy . ' . ' . K .J PQ 15 jvv- PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Ann L. Brubaker Percell B. Ecker ENGLISH DEPARTMENT C. William Geiman Alice E. Hackman J. Maxine Gross M ARTS DEPARTMENTS Ann H. Malone Carroll J. Fitzgerald Donald E. Schwenk VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS EDUCAT Dons K Bxttlng .Iames Feather Ruth Snyder In Absentla ION DEPA RTMEN MUSIC DEPARTMENT Janet L Weldenhammer LynnG Brenneman T C ' I I 7 OFFICE SECRETARY Evelyn J Lackey if OFFICE SECRETARY Joan M Blemler ?3R f , iQ -WL? rg 'fu ' ' A . -, , X :fa . . 'K 'f' . ., , gsgilfif Y st - 4' A ,, I ., ,L .7 ' 3' fir' .- f ' I-is f' 1' g, . X -' ,- X .. y . 'Tx x' J .f-' A -Q .. 1 'Sf cr , .N , 'J 'L ,X GRADUA ada .fd uworri Ahce B Glenn Wlse Robert Lebo Roy Peterman Margaret Sweet Deruson Ann H Malone ffm of Presldent VICE Pres1dent Treasurer Secretary Q 4' v , V.. it LVR'Vh:hV Y Ja' J . M! FREDRICKA ANN BALMER Fredie fAcademicJ- Clubs: CNewspaper 3-4 editor5 chorus 3-45 hockey 455 Oh, those beautiful eyes! Always laughing. Who's the boyfriend now, Fredie! ! ! P? I'll never meet my dead- line. MARGARET JEAN BARRETT Peg QBusinessy- Clubs: Ccheerleadingg Business Ed. 45 chorus 3'4g Newspaper 3-4.1 One of our cutest and bestest cheerleaders. Lookout fellows, here comes Peggy! ! I-Ie's cute, who is he? DONALD LEE BOOKS Don QAcademicJ- Clubs: Cdebate 1-2-3-45 library I-2-3-43 newspaper 1-2-35 chorus 45 junior play5 senior play5 operetta 45 yearbook5 visual aids 3.3 Oh, those debates. Will I ever pass this Physics. Now, I see it this way. I don't need your credit. JAMES ELMER BRADLEY Jimmy fAcademic9- Clubs: Cband I-2-3-45 yearbookg clef club I-2-3-4.1 Who do they tease you about? Whiz in Algebra, but sometimes he gets his numbers crossed. Bashfull ! I Do you hate girls as much as they say you do???? SHIRLEY JOANNE BREAM Jew fGeneralJ- Clubs: Qband 1-2-3-45 yearbook5 junior play5 senior play5 clef club 1-2-3-45 county band 3-45 district band 45 operetta prompter 41 Usually seen with Barry. Temper .... Temper. Who lives in Mt. Holly? My name is Mrs. Imogene Bird- sall of the Pasadena Birdsalls. JULIA CAROLYN BUCHER Judy CAcademicJ- Clubs: fdebate 35 class secretary I5 chorus 2-3-45 band 2-3-45 hockey 35 junior play5 senior playg operetta 2-45 yearbook.J There's a girl with charm. Who is Edr? Peppy colorguard. Cute as a button! Listen you kids ........clinchl! LARRY EDWARD BURCHELL Whip fAcademicy- Clubs: Cdebate 45 audio visual aids 1-2- 3-45 varsity 2-3-45 basketball 1-2-3-45 football 2-3-45 baseball 2-3-45 Newspaper 2-3-45 yearbook.J Man of the world. Tall and handsome! 1 This physics is easy. Wait until I get my license. Ah, to be in Paris! ! ERMA ELIZABETH CALAMEN Jessie fBusinessJ- Clubs: foperetta 2-45 chorus I-2- 3-45 newspaper 3-45 Business Ed. 45 library I-25 sports I5 chairman of Carnival and Bazaarg year- book.J A smile that beats them all. Eyes that shine! Where is that man of mine? I just don't get it. . . . . . THEODORE HENRY CLARK JR. Ted fAcademicJ- Clubs: Cfootball I-2-3-45 baseball 1-2-3- 45 Varsity 3-45 Archery 3-45 Hunting-Fishing-45 Sports I-2-3j Dark and mysterious! Remember Pine Grove last year. To tell the truth. . . What's going to happen next?? FREDERICK MARSHALL CLEPPER Fred QAdademicJ- Clubs: QRadio2-3: Visual aids 2-3- 45 football 3-45 student council 35 Public Rela- tionsj Future genius. What's in Mechanicsburg that's so important??? Always interestingll A real cute kid. MARLIN LEE COMP COmpy qAcademicJ- Clubs: qfoorball 1-2-3-45 Varsity 3-45 Band I-2-3-45 County Band 3-45 Chorus I-2-3-45 Jun- ior play5 Senior play5 Operetta 2-45 County chorus 3-451 But teacherl ---Red---Our little genius. I think it's dumb. That squeaky clarinet. OUCH. MARIE HELEN COOK Cookie QBusinessJ Clubs: QF.H.A. I-2-3-4: Business Ed. 45 Nature club 453 One of the big four . Always has a smile. Mrs. Boyd's helper. Are you really quietrr? Friend of all. DONALD E. CRUSEY Donny QAcademicJ- Clubs: QBand I-2-3-41 Chorus I-2-3-45 Operetta 2-45 County chorus 45 county band 3-451 Secrets. Neat dresser. Interests lie in underclass- men. Real swell guy. Mario . MARIE CRUSEY Crusey fBusinessJ Clubs: QF.H.A. I-2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 Business Ed.5 Operetta 45 Yearbook 451 Expert typist and whiz in shorthand. One of the big four . Who drives that white chevie ???? Plans to work at Dickinson College. GEORGE KENNETH DAVIS Ken fAcademicy- Clubs: ffootball I-2-3-43 basketball mgr. 25 baseball mgr. 15 chorus 3-45 varsity 2-3-4, What's in M-burg??? Camp Hill is part of the U. S. A real cute kid. Football runner. That giggle. CAROLYN ANN DICK Dickie QBusinessJ- Clubs: CSports I5 Library 1-25 chorus 2-3-45 Operetta 2-45 Business Ed. 45 Newspaper 45 Art Club 15 F.H.A. 159 That old piano roll blues! l Say, who is that cute sophomore? 2? Principals little helper. DOROTHY DALE DUGAN Dottie QAcademicJ-Clubs: Qchorus 3-4: Senior play: Junior play: Operetta 4g Yearbook 4g sports club Ig Newspaper 45 Art club I-2:1 Hot rod! Watch that mercury .... Dugie li Lion fan. College bait. Who is it this week? Wolf. ROBERT EUGENE ENCK Enckie CBusinessJ- Clubs: Cbaseball I-2-3-4: football I-2-3-4: varsity club 3-45 Audio visual aids 2- 3-4g sports I-2: Business Ed. 4- treasurer.J Optimistic ..... Usually seen with Marie. All those carsl I A friend of the mimeograph ma- chine. ANITA FANN Fannie fBusinessJ- Clubs: fBand 2-3-45 chorus 2-3-4g cheer- leading 2-3-4: debate jg Business Ed. 4: Student coun- cil ig senior play: junior play: operetta 2-4: Class secretary IJ TheGreen Hornet. Boys! Boysl Boys! Maryland- My Maryland. O,K. buddy, I'll never speak to you again. DOROTHY LOU FINKEY Dot fAcademicj- Clubs: illhotography 23 library I-2-3-4: chorus 2-4: operetta 2-45 Rides in that green convertible. Always a smile. Real nice kid! Has an interest in the Army. BARRY LEE GIBB Gibbie qGeneralJ- Clubs: Cbaseball 1-2-3-4: basketball rngr. 3-4g football mgr. 3-4: Varsity club 3-4: basketball 21 Loves to turn flip flops in his Black Beetle . Admiral Gibb ---Ahoy. Now listen here A. B. Just checkin' up. CAROL LOU HAMMANN Lulu fAcademicJ- Clubs: iBand 1-2-3-4g junior and senior play prompterg county band 4g op- eretta 2-4: chorus 2-4: co-editor of yearbook: P,T.A. play: clef club l'2'3'4l Works long and hard. Teacher Carol. Cute and blond. Sweet smile. How do you do this problem, Carol? Ambition to be an old maid. JOHN JACOB HEINZE Johnny CAcaclemicJ- Clubs: fBand I-2-3-4: chorus 2-3-45 senior play: county band 3-4: operetta 2-4: basketball mgf- 47 Handsome Can explain anything. . . But how?? Thoroughly confusing. Lover boyll Excellent flyer? Cof carsb DALE EMORY HELLER Dale fAcademicJ- Clubs: ifootball I-3-43 basket- ball 1-2-3-4: chorus I-2-3-4: band 1-2-3-4: junior play: senior play: county chorus 3-4: operetta 2-4: state F.F,A. band rj Atomic kisser! Pat shot with a gun. The United Phone Co. has a bill for you. f ,ff A I m - ' . x -V f-Z 'Ln 1' Qt JOANN ELIZABETH HENRY Josie fVocationaly- Clubs: Csports club Ig chorus 3-4: county chorus 4: F. H, A. 3-43 One of the big four . Drives an Oldsmobile. Who lives in Uriah??? Likes the army for certain reasons. Always singing. LAWRENCE SYLVESTER HERR Pap fAcademicj- Clubs: ffootball 1-2-3-45 base- ball 1-2-3g basketball 2-3g varsity club I-2' 3-4: chorus r-2-3-4: operetta 2-45 county chorus 3-4:7 The Bucket kid , I have a special parking place. Football hero. Watch breaker?? l I ORILLA KAY HERTZLER Kay QBusinessJ- Clubs: QArt club 2: Business Ed. 43 Pretty black hair. Very artistic. Likes the Navy--- Earli I Usually seen with Sylvania and Margie. SHIRLEY ANN HOFFMAN Hoffie iAcademicJ- Clubs: QBand I-2-3-4: chorus 2-3-4: Clef Club I-2-3-4: operetta 2-4: District orchestra 2: county band I-2-3-4: District band 3: county chorus 3-43 Ohi that beautiful voice. Frequently angry with Dale. Works at Allenberry. Headed for Nursing School. Always with Carol. RAY FRANKLIN JUMPER IR. Ray fAcademicJ- Clubs: Cjuniot play: photography club 4: chorus 45 operetta 41 Small but mighty. Everyone likes Ray. Flirt. Has a strong constitution. Wonderful friend. Really cute. LEAH JANE KANN Leah CGeneralJ- Clubs: fBand I-2-3-4: chorus 3-4: library Ig senior play: Clef club I-2-3-4: county band I-2-3-4: operetta 4: co-chairman of Carnival and Bazaar.J Future author. Silent at times .... A good friend. Lovely black hair and sparkling eyes. RICHARD EUGENE KELLEY Fireball fAcademicJ- Clubs: Cfootball I-2-3-4: Visual aids I-2-3-4, vice-president: archery club 3-4D One of those Naval Reserve men. Master of the movie projector. Weakspot of the football team--HAI HAI Drives a green chevie. Friend of all. SHERWOOD GRANT KEPNER Dutch Qiiusinessp- Clubs: ffootball I-2-3-4: baseball 2-35 basketball 2-3-4: Visual aids 2-3-4: var- sity club I-2-3-45 sports club I-2, Works for Stambaughs. Spent his fortune on Lois Ann's ring. Brownie Drives a Hot Rod Ford. Always seen in the mimeograph room and with Enckie. irq- 'lu' Q P. LESLIE ROBERT LEBO Bob fAcademicJ- Clubs: Cbasketball 2-3-45 football 2-3- 45 baseball I-2-3-45 chorus I-2-3-45 varsity club 1'2- 3-45 Class vice-president 45 operetta 2-45 county chorus 3'4J Football hero. Miss Briner's friendl I Who is that majorette in the sophomore c1ass7?? A friend of every- one. Whata Brownie , WAYNE AUDREY MACK Wayne QAcademicJ- Clubs: Qfoorball I-2-3-45 F.F.A. I-25 junior play5 operetta 2-45 chorus I'2'3'4g visual aids 45 Varsity club 2-3-4--vice-pres- identj Wants to be a minister. You are sure to succeed. A Wise old owl. Sings like Mario. One of our football stars. IEAN RENEE MEALS Hmuggss 1VocationalJ- Clubs: QLibrary I5 Patrol 25 Debate 45 Nature 4-vice-president: F.H.A. 3-451 One of the quiet girls of the class--at times. Who stole your Teeth?? That's all right, we still have you. Never a dull moment. DORIS IEAN MINNICH Pinky fBusinessy- Clubs: CF,H.A. I-2-35 chorus 3-45 operetta 45 Business Ed. 45 Newspaper 41 Big flirt ..... Lover of the Navy .,,, Why??? Usually seen with Peg. A smile for every girl and two for every boy. BERNICE ANN MURTOFF Bert QAcademicJ- Clubs: fphotography I5 Library I'2'3'4.. presideut5 chorus 2-3-45 basketball mgr. I-2-3-45 op- eretta 2-45 yearbookj Brain in Latin.. Always drives a chevy. Makes fre- quent trips to Harrisburg. Sings alto in the chorus. Slender? PP? CHARLES RICHARD NEALY Charles iVocationalj- Clubs: QF. F. A. 2-3-4. . USGS' urer and sentinel5 Photography 2-3-41 Handsome. Gerl's brother, Neat dresser. Likes the girls, we believe. Always has a different car. GERL LORANE NEALY Gerl CVocationalJ- Clubs: fArchery club 45 Social recrea- tionj Tall, dark, and handsome. Charlie's brother. Big flirt. Fun to be around. Friend of the opposite sex. HELEN LORRAINE NOGGLE Heppy fBusinessJ- Clubs: Cchorus 3-45 operetta 45 county chorus 3-45 Newspaper 3-45 Business Ed. 45 senior play5 lnterviewer of radio pro- gram 43 Very optimistic. Sonny. l bane go back to Yaloppi right now, Wants to be a secretary. Mr. Feather's pet????? RALPH HIRAM PETERMAN Ralph QBusinessJ- Clubs: Cvarsity club 3-45 baseball I-2-3-45 basketball 2-3-45 sports club I-25 Business Ed. 4 vice- president5J The handsome silent type. That captivating smile. Casanova of the Business Ed. class. You knowl wouldn't do a thing like that, ROY JOHN PETERMAN Roy CBusinessJ- Clubs: Qbaseball l-2-3-45 basket- ball I-25 band 2-3-45 county band 3-45 clef club 3-45 treasurer of class 2-3-45 Business Ed. 45 Varsity club I'2'3'4J He keeps the money. A neat smile for every- one. Always a friend and willing to help. You owe me exactly .................... I I I ROBERT EUGENE PUTT Bob fAcademicJ- Clubs: ivarsity club I-2-3-45 baseball I- 2-3-45 football I-3-43 operetta 45 basketball 25 sports- men 45 archery 3-45 Sports club I-2-3-47 Big flirt. Outdoorsman. What's that big attraction in Carlisleir Lifeguard ------ is that how you got that tan? PPP? LEO JAMES RAUDABAUGH Leo fVocationalJ- Clubs: fband I-2-3-45 county band 3-45 chorus 2-3-45 county chorus 3-45 district band 3-45 operetta 2-45 state F,F.A, band 2-3-45 F. F.A. 1-2-3-4 secretaryj Farm Show kid. Makes frequent visits to Harrisburg. Does she really crack her knuckles?? What does she think of me? Loyal band member GLAE DARLENE REEDER Glae QBusinessJ- Clubs: Cbasketball 2-3-45 band 2-3-45 chorus 2-3-45 operetta 2-43 business Ed. 45 newspaper I-4:3 You don't mean it. Ted-hmmmmmmm??? Swell to know. A one man girl, but there were the daysl Il A real cute kid. MARIORIE PAULINE RENSHAW Margie fBusinessJ- Clubs: Cart I5 chorus 3-45 operetta 45 newspaper 45 Business Ed. 4D Drives a Hudson, and how! I Future office worker. Likes the boys. Favorite pastime is skating. Usually seen with Sylvania and Orilla. NORMAN LEE RYNARD Lefty CVocationaly- Clubs: QF.F.A. I-2-3-45 baseball I-2' 3'4:I Girl charmer. Mt. Holly's Pine Street kid . Bob's buddy. A pitcher on our championship baseball team. What kind of car do you drive??? JOHN ALLEN SAPHORE John fBusinessJ- Clubs: ichorus 45 operetta 45 Business Ed. 49 Small and bashful. Likes the girlsl ll Apologetic, Hails from Churchtown. We know you will succeed, John. ab' 1 S fi Il S' f fit, 5 .1 'ff 4 1 RICHARD LEE SHAMBAUGH Shammy fAcademicJ- Clubs: fband I-2-3-43 chorus I'2-3-43 county band 3'4: county chorus 43 football 23 student council 2-3-43 One of the Harmony Kings . Class clown and howl I Romeo! l Hot trombone player. Office boy. Usually seen in Baker's delivery truck. SHERWOOD EPPLEY SHU GHART Sherry fvocationalj- Clubs: Cchorus I-2-3-43 band I- 2-3-43 F.F.A. l-2-3-43 operetta 2-45 basket- ball 1-2-43 football 3-43 baseball 13 varsity club 43 sports IJ Everyone's pal, Ladies man. Loads of ambition. Star center on our football team. King of Carnival and Bazaar. SYLVANIA MARY SHUGHART Sylvania fBusinessJ- Clubs: fArt I3 Business Ed. 47 Future secretary. Always seen with Orilla. Loves to write letters, especially to servicemen. Always has a smile, JAMES LYNN SHUMBERGER Shummy CVocationalJ - Clubs: CF,F,A. 1-2-3-41 HO! HUMI Future Farmer. Drives a Ply- mouth. What parties he holds, A girl hater, but how. FRED WILLIAM SMITH Fred Wocationalj - Clubs: Cband I-2-3-43 F.F.A. 1-2-3- 4..pres. 38:45 county chorus 33 football I-2-3-43 Student council Pres.3 operetta 2-43 basketball 2-33 varsity club 2-3-43 chorus 1-2-3-43 State F. F.A. band 1-2-3-4J Strong silent type. Really neatl Our Student Council Pres. Irresistible smile. Ahh, now listen! ROBERT PAUL SMITH Smittie fBusinessJ - Clubs: fDebate 2-3-43 baseball 2- 3-43 football 43 Business Ed. 43 Varsity 3-41 An expert pitcher. One of the boys from Holly, usually seen with Lefty. Likes the girls, es- pecially Glennal I Is he a Brownie and howl I I SHIRLEY ANN SNADER Shirley lBusinessl- Clubs: lband I'2'3'4s cheerleading I-2- 3-43 chorus 3'4: Business Ed. 43 operetta 43 sports 13 Newspaper 41 Handy with the basketball. Cute little cheerleader and drum majorette. She has manager trouble. OH, those eyesll Sweet and neat. ALMA JANE STOVER Janie Wocationalj- Clubs: fchorus 3-43 operetta 43 patrol 2'3: F,H.A, 3-4. .secretaryg basketball I'2'3'4:, Sports lover andr? There is never a sober moment when Janie is around. Wonderful per- sonality- Wonderful gal, w' ,, MARGARET BURTON SWEET Margie iAcademicQ - Clubs: ichorus 2-3-4: basketball 2-3-43 student council 3: hockey 43 operetta 2-4: yearbookg band I-2-3-4: class secretary 3-45 county chorus 3-4g county band 3-45 Homecoming Queen. Quiet. Who is that boy in Springville? ?? Talented in music. . Headed for King's College. CHARLES CLIFFORD VARANO Charlie QBusinessj- Clubs: fBusiness Ed. 4: baseball 2- 3-43 varsity club 3-41 Swell friend to all. Ladies man when he turns on that Texas charm. Don't you really like girls??? Good left-fielder on our undefeated baseball team. HELEN MAE WEIBLEY Goldie fBusinessj- Clubs: fBusiness Ed. 43 Nature 4. . Presidentg F. H. A. I-2-3-4. . Song leaderj One of the Big Four . One of Mrs. Boyd's helpers. Never a dull moment with Helen around. Likes Car- lisle---Why???? GLENN EDWARD WISE Phil qvocationalj- Clubs: fbasketball I-2-3-4: base- ball 1-2-3-4g Varsity 3-4g F.F.A. 2-3-4g sports 2-33 class vice-president 3: class president 43 Future Farmer. Who is that little blond fresh- man??? Expert right-fielder. Swell class president. Glenna's twin brother. Big tease. GLENNA MAE WISE Glenna fBusinessp- Clubs: fBusiness Ed. 4: student council 2- 3-4. .secretary 35 debate 4: F. H.A. 3-45, Future secretary. Who drives that maroon cheview? Good student council member. Fun to be around. Glenn's twin. PATRICIA ELLEN WISE Patty qAcademicj- Clubs: Qbasketball 2-3-4g chorus 3-45 student council 2-4: hockey 3-4g Operetta 2-4: band I-2-3-45 clef club I-2-3-45 county band 3-4g district band 4: junior play: senior play prompter.J All those ringsll A twin. The cutest head majorette that ever hit B. S. H. S. Now Miss Hackman, Leave me tell you. She is in everything. sy 1 W V ff,f.f4 'T' A , I EV . 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W an e5tal7lel'lf We the Sen1or Class of 1953 bemg 1n our r1ght m1nd do bequeath and be qu1t leave glve and get r1d of the follow1ng to be placed 1n h1ghest esteem to the follow1ng lowly creatures Bob Enck g1ves h1s energy and ambltlon to Archme Hammel 1n hopes that he can use them An1ta Fann leaves her ab1l1ty to talk her way out of thlngs to anyone who needs xt Dot Fmkey g1ves her sl1mness to Nancy Flnkey I Barry G1bb do w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr Ecker to Jlm Baker Carol Hammann g1ves her ab1l1ty to get good marks to Gerald H1pple Laurence Herr leaves all h1S football renown to Charles Delp Orxlla Hertzler g1ves her eyes and long black ha1r to Colleen Clark I John HCIHZC do w1ll my bashfulness around g1rls to 'Bubber Delp Shxrley Hoffman leaves her vo1ce Jeanette M1ller Ray Jumpers shortness goes to Barry Dasher Rlchard Shambaugh g1ves h1s ab1l1ty to get klcked out of Engllsh class to Nub Negley Sylvan1a Shughart leaves her name to anyone who llkes the woods Robert Sm1th's baseball sp1kes go to George Books To B111 Tanger goes Sh1rley Snader s A I ll l 5 .J lv 5 X K ' . , . , .. , . .- 4 5 1 .n - A 7 to . . . it. 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Q ' , J. 1 . . , 30 serene nature Margle Sweet leaves her brown eyes to Patty Bell I Patty W1se do w1ll my place of head of majorette to anyone who can remember to brxng the1r whlstle to every prac t1ce Helen Welbley s good txmes wh1le skatmg go to Martha Waggoner Marle Crusey leaves her shorthand ab1l1ty to Colleen Clark To Nancy W1se goes Helen Noggle's ab1l1ty to act Mane Cook g1ves her everlast1ng smlle to Sh1rley Stover Marg1e Renshaw leaves her loves for P O D to Patsy Saphore I Donald Crusey do w1ll my ab1l1ty to Dale Heller s knowledge of guns and the out of doors goes to Peter Sharp To ' Bubber Delp goes Wayne Mack s ab1l1ty to ge t along wlth the teachers Charles Nealy leaves h1s car to Ralph Mentzer To John Walters goes Gerald Nealey's P O D Book Leo Raudabaugh do w1ll my talent for play1ng the snare drums to Patty Bell Norman Rynard's ab1l1ty to have fun 1n muslc class goes to Donald Kuntz Sherwood Shughart leaves h1s ab1l1ty to tap dance to Arch1e Hummel To John Walters goes James Shumber ger s love for Enghsh class Fred Smlth g1ves h1s crew cut to Bob 31 Coyle I Charles Varano do leave my goatee to Cyrus Ste1gleman Glenn W1se s black ha1r goes to Sonny Ilgenfr1tz JoAnn Henry s love for home econornlcs goes to Patsy Saphore I Jean Meals do w1l1 my frlendshlp wlth York Sprlngs g1rls to Joyce Howe Dor1s Mmruch leaves her roller skatmg ab1l1ty to Shlrley Bagrosky Jane Stover's love for sports goes to Adanell Woods Glenna Wxse leaves her love for school to any Jun1or who d1Sl1kCS Leah Kann glves her black ha1r to Arlene Harnrnann and Talents to the flrst person who wants them Sherwood Kepner leaves h1s ab1l1ty to k1ck extra po1nts to Archle Hummel Bob Lebo g1ves h1s wavy ha1r to Ralph Mentzer Ralph Peterman leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get along 1n the Buslness Educat1on Club to any Buslness Educatlon Student Roy Peterman g1ves h1s bass horn to anyone who can carry lt I Robert Putt do w1ll my ab1l1ty 1f any to get a g1rl fr1end to Barry Dasher Glae Reeder leaves her 'hvelmess to Sh1rley Bagrosky I John Saphore do w1ll my love for all g1rls to Edd1e Mlller . . . I . . . . , ' ' lt. go Steady to Nangy Finkey, I Richard Kelley do will Thy Brains I ll ' ' I . . . I ' . . . I ' I '-s.-g, we. -.uh moon ng - f if .V f I ff 1 Q 1-I f V. 3,7 Ef . I p I9 QC? The other day whlle I was walklng along the countrys1de I stopped to rest on a h1ll overlooklng the valley Slttmg there I could 1mag1r1e how lt would be 1n the future At the edge of town at the farmer s market Dale Heller Leo Raudabaugh and Sherwood Shugarts are dlscusslng wheat prxces In another group stand mg near by Charles Nealy James Shumberger and Gerl Nealy are d1s cuss1ng the1r new Jet propelled tractors Two mlles away ln a new sectlon of town Donald Crusey 15 bu1ld1ng a house for pol1t1c1an Charles Varano In the busmess d1str1ct of town Dor1s M1nn1ch Sh1rley Snader and Peggy Barrett ale secretarles 1n the g1gant1c Men s Da1nty Th1ngs store owned by Ralph and Roy Peterman John Saphore 1S a clerk 1n the garter department Two bulldmgs down 1n the Off1Ce of promlnent psych1atr1st Donald Books Fredncka Balmer 15 belng psychoanalyzed Across the street at a store managed by Carolyn D1ck Erma Calaman 1S sellxng materlal to housew1ves Majorxe Renshaw and Helen Welbley On the news stands ln a popular magazlne IS the latest ar tlcle wr1tten by Journallst Leah Kann Soclallte Shlrley Bream and her pet poodle Barry stop by to buy a copy Joanne Henry Pres1dentE1senhower s head baker and Jean Meals a nurse carryxng the b1carbonate of soda walk by on thelr way to work 32 I ak 2 . . . , ,, , . . , . . . y . , , I . . 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I , , Along the whxte house walk come several lovely lad1es We look a b1t closer and see Glae Reeder Glenna Wlse Mar1e Crusey Helen Noggle S1lvan1a Shugart and Marle Cook secretar1es at the Pentagon On the corner a news boy IS screarrnng the news about the great rescue of com mander Larry Burchell by Admlral Barry Gxbb Passlng thru church we hear or gan1st Marg1e Sweet pract1c1ng for next Sundays serv1ce In the pastor s study Wayne Mack 15 preparmg h1s sermon In the next block IS the publ1c school where grade school teacher Carol Hammann 13 mtroducmg a few of her puplls to Spanxsh teacher Judy Bucher, mus1c teacher Sh1rley Hoffman phys1cal educat1on teacher Jane Stover and algebra teacher Bern1ce Murtoff and coach Ken Davxs Across the street 15 the stud1o pxano professor Patty W1se In the Jacent stud1o Dott1e Dugan IS model1ng her new outf1t for her T V Show for De slgner Or1lla Hertsler John He1nze owner of a summer resort IS havmg h1s car repa1red by mechanlc Norman Rynard at Rlchard Kelley s garage As I plan to leave soclal worker Anlta Fann stops for some gasolme I turned on my radlo and heard the vo1ce of Fred Clepper g1v1ng the sports announcements Bob Lebo and Pap Herr seem to be do1ng qu1te well 1n profess1onal football Bob Sm1th w1ll p1tch 1n the world serxes today Jockey Bob Enck has just r1dden the wmnmg horse 1n the Kentucky Derby To end h1s pro gram Fred plays the latest release of the name band led by J1m Bradley 1n whxch R1chard Shambaugh trornbonxst and Marl1n Comp clar1net1st are the solo1sts Suddenly there comes a news flash Fred Sm1th has just been named M1n1ster of the Sena Hlgh up 1n the mountalns forest comm1ss1oners Bob Putt and Ted Clark are 1n the look out tower I fell asleep and when we awoke farmers Ray Jumper and Glenn W1se are brmg mg the1r cows 1n to be mxlked The sun 1S Just comlng up and Sherwood Kepner 1S startxng out on h1s m11k route T1red of daydreammg we dec1de to return to realmty 33 ' I 0 ! ! 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Hanover St. Carlisle, Pa. th , , FARMERS TRUST COMPANY Carl1sle Pa Member of F D 1 C Compllments HESS' GROCE RY Compllments of THOMAS JEWELRY COMPANY 35 S Hanover St Carhsle Perma ISREAL S en 81 Boys Wear 107 109 N Hanover St Excluslvely Photographu: F1ln'1s PHOTO GREETINGS 141 N Hanover St Carl1s1e Pa Phone 1745 Llnoleum Carpet FEUCHTENBERGER' Carllsle Pamt Wallpaper For Campmg Equ1pment Outdoor Clothmg and Shoes HERMAN W MARKS 36 Church Ave Carl1s1e Penna WAYNE G DUMM Dlst of Beaver Bread Del1c1ous P1es Cakes Sz Pastnes Tel Mt Holly 306M ' of I M I T Camera - Supplies ' S . . a 'S Compllments LEHMAN' on the square Carllsle a Youthful Fash1ons Comphments COMBO BABE LUTZ SUNOCO SERVICE BYERS LUMBER CO New Blue Sunoco ga,-11516 pa Bo1l1ng Spr1ngs Pa Lumber Palnt Gas O11 Candles Tobaooo Sgft D1-lnks Bu1ld1ng Materlals Bullder s Hardware F1re Arms Ammumtxon Papers Magazlnes Mlllwork Wall board sldlng Roofmg Insulatlon Congratulatlons to the Class of '53 From KRONENBERG' Central Pennsylvanla s Leadlng Clothxers For 86 years Cr1ftS of D1st1nct1on come from the MARY EMILY GIFT SHOP E Hlgh St Phone 1282 Fash1ons for .Irs From the HUB PETERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT Carllsle Pa Ferguson Tractors and Implements Slmplxclty Farm Tractors All your F1rm1ng Needs S . of ',P. 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