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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Silas Orris was born July 29, 1884 in lower Frankford Township, Cumber- land County, Pennsylvania, He received his early education at a rural school in Frankford Township and Mechanicsburg High School. From 1902 to 1904 he at- tended Cumberland Valley State Normal School, and later he took courses at Ship- pensburg State Normal School, Dickinson College, and Scranton Correspondence School. During his fifty years of teaching, Mr. Orris has taught rural and gram- mar schools in Frankford Township and Boiling Springs and mathematics and history at West Pennsboro and Boiling Springs. Fishing, reading, attending sales to look for goblets Cwhich he collectsj and playing with politics are Mr. Orris' hobbies. After retirement he expects to have more time to pursue these hobbies. He is also very much interested in Sunday School and Church work. Mr. Orris is an active member of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Carlisle and is teacher of the Men's Bible Class in that Sun- day School. 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ELEMENTARY 8: HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING SOUTH IVIIDDLETON TOWNSHIP CUMBERLAND COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA 5 :becbca fion MISS RUTH SNYDER To Miss Snyder and Mr. Paxton in ap- preciation for their constant friendship, in- struction, and leadership, we, the members of the class of 1954, 'humbly and respectfully ded icate this Bubb1er Yearbook. MR. PAUL L. PAXTON 'B ' f, iwygx , Ni . The Seniors: Congratulations! You have come to that place for which you have strived for twelve years. However, my congratulations are in the sense that you have done only that which countless thousands have done before you. lt now remains for you to work out your own private destiny. To build a career of service, success, and happiness, both in the interest of self and of society, becomes not only your privilege but your duty. A few parting words I would impress upon you. Whatever you do, do well. De- velop higher and better standards of perfor- mance in every task to which your efforts are committed. In espousing a worthy cause, never compromise. Stand for principle, honor, and service. Your school believes in you. Justify that trust by good deeds and successful achievement. G. E. Taylor Supervising Principal The Seniors: During the past twelve years there were perhaps many times that each of you looked ahead to graduation from High School as the end of the trail g but now that you have arrived the situation has a completely different aspect. Truly it marks a commence- ment to a larger and broader life. Congratulations to the Class of 1954 on having achieved this important milestone in your journey through life. You have been an excellent group with which to work. My only hope is that we have provided all of you with the necessary foundations and that you have retained and will be able to apply these un- derstandings, skills, and attitudes to much advantage wherever you may go and whatever you may do. May you have much success in all of your future undertakings. W. D. Heckman Principal 8 LYNN G, BRENNEMAN Mt, Holly Springs, Pa. New England Conservatory of Music Shippensburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science in Music Band SARA G. BRINER Home Town: Elliottsburg, Pa. Shippensburg State Teach Penn State University Bachelor of Science International problems ANNE L. BRUBAKER Home Town Perkasie, Pa. attended Temple University Degree Bachelor of Science Interest Knitting CICU CAROLYN A. DAVIS Home Town: Oakmont, Pa. Colleges attended: Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Degree: Bachelor of Science in Commerce Interest: People ALICE B. DENISON Harrisburg, Pa. Dickinson College Dickinson School of Law Gettysburg College Bachelor of Arts Doctor of Laws Gardening, Music FORREST W, DOEBLER Home Town. Lewiston, Pa. Colleges attended: Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Degree: Bachelor of Science and Master of Education Interest: Reading and Traveling .fa Ai 1' fy gl ali N ,Ji A ' :if iff, JA. E 116 J - PERCELL B. ECKER Home Town: Littlestown, Pa. Gettysburg College Columbia University Bachelor of Arts Master of Education Sports CARROLL J. FITZGERALD Home Town: Steelton Pa College attended: Penn State University Degree: Bachelor of Science Interest: Hunting and fishing C. WILLIAM GEIMAN Chambersburg, Pa. Shippensburg State Teachers College Penn State University Bachelor of Science Hunting GCI! PAMELA E. GILLMORE Home Town: Reading, Pa, College attended: Kutztown State Teachers College Degree: Bachelor of Science Interest: Oil Painting ARDIS GROOME Carlisle, Pa. Marysville College University of Penn. Temple University Bachelor of Arts Speech 1. MAXINE GROSS Home Town: New Cumberland, Pa Colleges attended: Millersville State Teachers College Degree: Bachelor of Science Interest: Reading -in w. . Ig -.- R' rg, s- it lg X QW 'V' ?, QW ' 'sv I1 ,J ' 4 M' za . 1: :!', ..' v 1. AR U JA , .f Q6 ., 'L .1 --If s 5 X B attended: ALICE E, HACKMAN Home Town: Carlisle, Pa. attended: Dickinson College Penn. State University Degree: Bachelor of Arts Interest: Reading RICHARD HEARTER Home Town: Harrisburg, Pa. Millersville State Teachers College Bachelor of Science in Education Leather Craft D, MARY HOEHLER Home Town: Wayne, Pa. Indiana State Teachers College Bachelor of Science in Music Reading, swimming. GCI! WILLIAM C. LAUER Home Town: Tamaqua, Pa. attended: Bloomsburg State Teachers College Shippensburg State Teachers College Degree: ' Bachelor of Science Interest: Travel, Sports. FAYE R, LEWIS Home Town: Coaldale, Pa. attended: Susquehanna University Degree: Bachelor of Arts. Interest: Mathematics ANN H. MALONE Home Town: Fairchance, Pa. Colleges attended: Hood College University of Maryland Degree: Bachelor of Science Interest: Cooking, sewing. DOLORES LEHMAN SILAS H. ORRIS Home Town: Carlisle, Pa. Colleges attended. Cumberland Valley State Normal School Shippensburg State Teachers College Dickinson College Scranton Correspondence School Degree Bachelor of Science Interest: Fishing and refinishing furniture PAUL L. PAXTON Home Town: Boiling Springs, Pa. Colleges gf attended: Dickinson College R' 1 ' Lebanon Valley College V Penn, State University Degree: Bachelor of Science jf 'gl g, Master of Education in Biological Science I Interest: Athletics, Science, Living. RUTH SNYDER Home Town: Bloornsburg, Pa. Colleges attended: Bloomsburg State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Degree: Bachelor of Science Master of Education Interest: Books, Music 0013? ROBERT K. WHITCOMB Home Town: Boiling Springs, Pa. College attended: Shippensburg State Teachers College Degree: Bachelor of Science Interest: Woodwork, Sports. 3400! .gzcrefariefi l PMN 'fi imma? , EVELYN J. LACKEY 1 4 3 S A, -F.-:'fJ 1 Cfadd .f4oAfi5em Mr. Paul L. Paxton Mr. Forrest W. Doebler OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF I954 Secretary, Faye Yeingstg President, Nancy Wiseg V. President, Ina Hellerg Treasurer, Milton Jacoby 1 4 I Qlfll0l 4f SlllRLl5Y ANN HAGRUSKY iw QACLAIJIEMICQJ Clubs: Chorus 4g Band l,2, gg Majorettt' 2, I,, Small but mighty, , , Likes tall boysll Fond of tiym class. What time does 'I'. V. go oil? PP Usually seen with Donna, JAMLS NORMAN BAKER jim ffltjfllblilxlltjp Cjlubsg Cjhorus 4g liootball I, 2, 1,, 4g Baseball 2g Basketball 4g Student f,tllllll'll 4, liar lt 1,,..l. Mr, 'l'out'hdown, Nt-ver a dull moment when he's .iroui1d...l:oud of algebra, Does he really like the girlsP P P P P P LEROY GRAYSUN BREAM Leroy CACQAIJIEMICQJ Clubs: Chorus i,2, Q,4g Op- erettzi gg Varsity I, 2, 5,41 Yearbook Editorg Basketball 1, 2, g,4, Baseball 1, 2, 5.4. What's the interest in York Springs? P P llill-llilly fanl I 1 Drives a Buick. . .Great basketball player.. .Usually seen with Fritz , , , lEveryone's friend. . . Whiz in physics, JUNIOR lPAl,l3 CASTO Dale QVOKQATIUNALJ Clubs: lllf. A, 4, Smile for everyone. . .l1uturelfarmer,,, Baslifulv 7 v one of the Big iq , . . Docs he like the girls? P P P P P DONALD WAYNE BARNHART Ducky QVOCATIONALJ Cluhsgl1,l1, A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Archery 3. Likes the girlsP P P Future farmer. . , Na- tional guard. . . Usually seen with Ed and Cy ...Likes hunting? P One of the Big I4 . JUNE ELIZABETH BRANDT June QACADEMICJ Clubs: Library 23 F. H. A, I, 2,3,4, V. Pres. gg Treasurer 4. Quiet. . . Sweet disposition. . . Usually with Martha. . .Future honictuakcr. . . Fond of FordsPPPPP qv J an 195 T . if ,f . ROBERT SIDNEY COYLE Bob QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Business Ed. 45 Travel 25 Varsity 3. Tall and handsome. . . Neat dresser. . .loves school? ? ? What is the interest outside school? P P Drives a Plymouth, SHIRLEY LUCILLE DARHOWER Shirley QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Newspaper 3,45 Chorus z,3. Likes the boysl I l Usually seen with Glae. . . Hot Rod? ?? Oh, those eyes. . . That temper . . . Future Secretary. COLLEEN ANNE CLARK Beagle QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Chorus 45 Business Ed, 3,45 Library I,2, 35 Newspaper 3, 45 Cheer- leader I, 2,35 Firemens' Play, Natural curly hair. . .Never a dull moment when she's around. . . Usually seen with Joyce. . .Who's the boyfriend now? ? ? Al- ways laughing, JANE ARLENE COMP Jane QACADEMICJ Clubs: Chorus 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Operetta 35 Clef Club I,2, 3,4: Min- strel Show 45 Senior Play. I wonder what Don's doing? ? ? Usually seen with Gerry and Nancy. . . Talented in music, . , Future Beautician. . . Smile for everyone, L... BARRY LEE DASHER Barry Lee QACADEMICJ Clubs: Radio 25 Visual Aids 2,3,4g Varsity l,2,3, 45 Photography 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tall and handsome. . . What time does T. V. come on? ? ? Great Basketball and Football player. . . Hails from Churchtown. . . Drives a powerful Ford, . , Likes short girls? ? ? CHARLES HAROLD DELP Bubber fGENERALl Clubs: Newspaper I,2,3,45 Varsity 2, 3,4: Archery 35 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4, Likes sports. . . loves English Class? ? ? What's the big attraction in Carlisle? ? ? Loads of fun. . . National Guard. , , Out-of- doors man, eniord NANCY ANN EINKEY Fink fACADl:MlCJ Clubs: Patrol l,2,S,41 Pres, 3: Senior Chorus 2, 3: jr, Dramatic I: Travel 2: Operetta 3: Yearbook Staff, Always working for the class. . . Bad temper, oopsl I I Nire Personality. . . Usually laugh- ing. . . Telephone operator... Seen with Jane and Gerry. . .Likes sportsP P P PATSY LOUISE GULDEN Patty fBllSlNliSSJ Clubs: Patrol lg Travel 2: Bus- iness Ed. 3, 4: Newspaper 4, Future Secretary, , , Always with Faye and Delores. . .One of the quiet girls of the class. Likes the boys? P P lNA HELEN HELLER lna UJUSINESS 82 VOCATIONALJ Clubs: Band r, 2, 3, 4: County Band 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: County chorus 2, 3: Travel I: Senior Class Play, V, Pres, of Class 4. lfutnre Homemaker, . .Cherry pie champion ...Likes parties.. . Smile for everyone, , , Likes sports? P P P JOYCE LORRAINIE HOWE' Bubbles QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Travel 2: Newspaper 4: Business lid. 3: Patrol I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader i, 2, 3, Varsity 2, 3,4: Basketball t, 2, 3: Soft- hall l,2, Secretary of class I, 2, 3: Homecoming 8t Carnival Bazaar Queen. , , Wedding Bells, , . ln everything, , , Loves sports ...Cute and neat. 'Ov' 13 an' ARLENE LOIS HAMMANN Lenie QACADEMICJ Clubs: Band I, 2, 3,4: Clef Club t, 2, 3,4: County Band I, 2, 3: Varsity 2, 3. Travel 2: Junior and Senior Class plays. Yearbook Staff: Softball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Friend of all. . . Algebra whiz. . . One of those sneaky basketball playersl I I Headed for college, . . Those eyesP P P Usually seen with Shirley Ann and Net. FAYE FLAGG HASKELL Faye fBUSlNESS COURSEJ Clubs: Patrol 1: Trav- el 2: Nature 3: Business Ed. 3,44 Newspaper 4. Future secretary. . . Usually seen with Patty and Dolores. . . Usually seen in the typing room... Silent at times. . .Future teacher, lun' it mrs MILTON ARTHUR JACOBY Jake CACADEMICJ Clubs: Band I, 2, 3,45 County Band 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Octet. Likes redheads? ? P Real actor. . . Drives a blue limousine. . . Sings Bass. . . Keeps the money. . . Hot coronet player, GERALDINE ISABELLE KECK Gerry CACADEMICJ Clubs: Travel I, Patrol 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: County Band 4: Junior Play.- Wayne, Wayne, Wayne, . , Natural curly hair.. . Smile for everyone. . .Usually seen with Jane and Nancy. . . Squeaky clarinet player. . .Drives a Buick? ? P Future Nurse, LESTER FREDERICK HUMMEL Archie QACADEMICJ Clubs: Visual Aids I,2,3,4: Travel 2: V. Pres. Junior 8a Senior Play, Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball Mgr, 2, Class Pres. 1,25 V. Pres. 3: Varsity 2,3, Did he make it? ? P Never a dull moment when he's around. . .Does he like the girls? P P Friend of everyone. . . Excitement after the play? P P MILLARD THOMPSON ILGENFRITZ, JR. Fritz QACADEMICJ Student Council Ig Industrial Arts 3,4g Travel 3. Basketball 3,4g Baseball I,2,3,4. Varsity l,2,3,4. Handsome and neat. . . Likes the girls? ? P Baseball and Basketball player. . . Usually seen with Leroy. . . What happened in Eng- lish? P P Can he drivel ll Smile for every- one, DORIS FAYE KINKAID DO DO QBUSINESS and VOCATIONALD Clubs: Li- brary 1,23 Newspaper 4: Chorus 2, 354: Stu- dent Council 2g F, H, A. 2, 3, 4: Pl'CSideDl Of F, H, A, 3,4g Region C Chairman. Penn- sylvania State F. H. A. HiSIOfiaH. V. Presi- dent of Class 3, Junior and Senior Plays: P. T. A. Play: Yearbook Staff, Minstrel Shov 4. Roller skating Champion. . . Talks with her hands. . .College bound... That smile... Always laughing. DONALD EUGENE KUNTZ Took QVOCATIONALJ Clubs: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity 2, 3, 45 Visual Aids 3,4. Archery 2. Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Neat dresser... Great basketball player... Any girl? P P Likes parties? ? ? One of the big I4 . en iorzi DONNA MAIE MA'l l'llliW Donna Mac QAKLAIJIEMICIJ Clubs: liziud t,2, g,4g Chorus 2, 5, 4. liiigzigetl, , , flute and neat. . . Pleasing per- sonality. . . Sports ian. . . lle's coming honie P P P My luurli tieketl ll Usually seen with Shirley, DORIS MARll1MeKlNNliY Marten fllIlSlNl5SSzil1d VOCIATIONALJ Clubs: 'I't:tvel g,4, Soeial Recreation 5, Know your t,onunuiuty g, Quiet. . .Ifuture lioinetnziker. . . Usually seen with 'l'illit' 1lIlL.lflillllL'l'Illl',,,5UCS that things get done, , , Niee to know, Y gm v but 'Ulu MERVIN EDWARD MILLER Ed QVOCATIONALJ Clubs: F, F, A, 1, 2, 5, 4g Most quiet.. .Likes EnglishP P P Future farmer. . . Usually seen with Ben and Rich- ard... Hot Rod, DOROTHY JEANETTE MILLER Net QACADEMICJ Clubs: Student Council 2, 3, 4g V, Pres, 3, Pres, 4, Travel 2, Pres, News paper 5, 4, News Correspondent 2, 5, 4, Band i,2, 3,44 Clef Club i,2, g,4, Varsity 2, g, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Softball I, 2, Hockey 2. Harry? P P Who is No, Nine P P P Clown of the class. . .Sports fanP P P Great basket- ball player, , ,Likes Latin? P P Plays a bass horn. . . Tallvs to everyone. . . Wlio's your favorite party? P P BLNJAMIN Mc-CLLIZAN MOYER Ben qvoc1A'i'ioNALp Clubs: lT,l2, A, i, 2, 5, 4, Likes to readP P P Hot Rod, . . Quiet at times ,,, Sells ears. . , Usually seen with lid and Rivliard. . , Likes sehoolP P P MARY ALICE MURRAY Marnie QHUSINIESSJ Clubs: Bus. lid. 3, 41 Newspaper 4, Nature 3, Mr, Het-kiuan's seeretary. . . Usually seen with Faye, Patty, and Dolores, , , Always do- ing something, , , Quiet, , , Sotneone's secre- tary in the future. ,A f f W' . ' PM Q su, Q 45' Bi J 1? CARL FRANKLIN NELSON, JR, Carl QACADEMICJ Clubs: Archery Ig Photography 3, 4. Patrol 2, Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 4. Green Chevy.. .Who's the girl? P P Sleeps in class? PP Camera man.. . Barber. .. Si- lent Type! I I I ELLA MAY RIGGLEMAN Ti1lie QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Travel 4: Bus, Ed. 4. Oh that voicel 1 1 1 Likes the boys. . . Quite an actress? P P P Temper, temper. . .Us- ually with Marie and Catherine... That giggle. eniord DEAN RICHARD MURTOFF Richard QVOCATIONALJ Clubs: F. F. A. I, 2, 3. 4: Visual Aids 3, 4, Archery 2. Quietl ll Who's the girl? P P Likes EnglishP P P Future farmer, . , Usually seen with Ed and Ben. . . Rides a motorcycle, LYNN WILLIAM NEGLEY Nub QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Chorus I,2, 3,4: Dis- trict 4: County 3,44 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Oper- etta 3: Basketball Mgr. 4: Football Ig Bas- ketball 2: Junior and Senior Class Plays: Track 3: Minstrel Show 4: Radio Announcer, Groans a trombone. . . Smoke gets in your eyes P P P Class Clown. . . Golden tenor voice. Sas. ew 1 PM xt f ,P I A 3 P as t t P s s ssl DOLORES JEAN RYNARD Dolores QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Nature Club 3: Bus, Ed. 3, 4: F, I-I. A, 3, 4: Travel 2: Newspaper 4: Library 2. Is there a special attraction in the Senior Class? P P P Oh, the giggles! l l I I Pretty blond hair, PATRICIA JEAN SAPHORE Pat fBUSINESSJ Clubs: Travel I,2g Band I,2g Reporter F, H. A, I, 3, 4: Newspaper Exchange Editor 4: Bus. Ed, Pres, 3, 4, Senior and Junior Class Plays, Student Coun cil 4: Yearbook staff, Who lives in NewvilleP P P Where did you get that Southern accent? P P Those big brown eyesl l I l Cute and a neat dresser. U eniom PETIER JOSEPH SHARP Pedro QACADEMICJ Clubs: Newspaper l,2,3g Photography 4: Jr, Dramatic lg Cheerleader I, 2, 5: lr, and Sr, Plays, Chorus 4: Octctte 4g Minstrel Show 4, Susie? 7 P Quite at guy! ll Takes slams frotn everyone. . . Always laughing at corny jokes. . . Miss l'lacktnan's pct? P P P P Talent- ed in Music, MERVIN LENARD SHUGHART Mervin QACAIJIEMICJ Clubs: Visual Aids I, 2, 3. 4: Pres, 4, Photography l,2, g,4: Drives a green Hudson, , , Likes hunting and fishing. . . Likes school. , . ls there a Senior girl, MervP P P P Music: lover? P P P P .Qin SHIRLEY ANNE STOVER Smokey QACADEMICJ Clubs: Band l,2,3,4g Major- ette 3,4, Student Council 3,4: Sec, 4, Treas 3, Class Treas, 2, 3: Ir, and Sr, Class Plays, Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Varsity 2, 3,4, Softball i, 2, Travel 2: Minstrel Show 4. Cute and neat. . .Olt, those eyes? P? P Likes trombone players? P P P P Sneaky basketball playerll ll ll GLAE BLANCHE STUMP Stumpie QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Library lg Newspaper I, 2, Senior Chorus t, 2, 3, Photography 3,41 Bus. Ed. 5.4: Travel 2. Wears a diatnond. . .Usually seen with Shir- ley and Colleen. . . A willing worker. . . Slave to the Mitneo room, Q4 X. 1 CYRUS LEE ANDREW STEIGELMAN Cy fACADEMIC5 Clubs: Visual Aids t,2, 3, 4g Travel 2, Archery I: Photography 4, Vice Pres, Varsity 2, 3,4: Football 2, 3,45 Track S. Naval Reserves. . . What's the interest in the Junior Class... Outdoors man, , ,Oh that temper! I I ll Likes English? ? P? Nice to know, JOHN HUNTER SHERMAN, IR, John QACADEMICJ Clubs: Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer every year. Varsity 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Play, Student Council 4, Oh, what a voice? P P P Always willing to help. . . Who's the Senior girl? P P P A nice guy. . . His car, JV' gtiL1l,sQk 3 CAROLINE MARIE WAGGONER Caroline QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Chorus 2, 3: F, H. A, 4: Bus, Ed, 3, 4: Yearbook staff, Temper, temper! ll Nice to know... Laughs at everything. . .Hot rod? P P Who's that boy friend? P P MARTHA BELLE WAGGONER Martha QACADEMICQ Clubs: F,l-LA, 3,45 Travel 2, Nature 3, Newspaper 4, Wonder who the fellow isP P P Quite a clown. . .Friendly to everyone... You're not funny! ll Mr, Paxton.. .Big Flirt? ? P eniorfi LEVI WILLIAM TANGER Bill QACADEMICJ Clubs: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Photography 3,4: Varsity 2: Tumbling I: Travel I: Senior Play: Track 3: Football 1, 2. Cowboy and howl l l Drives a blue Mercury . . . Is usually at Pat's. . . Nice fellow, , . Quite a clown, , , Likes history? P P WAYNE ALBERT TROSTLE Wayne QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Nature 3: Bus, Ed, 3,4: Quite a Romeo! ll Drives a red and black Ford. . . Who lives over the mountain? P P Can she bake an Apple Pan DowdyP P P Quite a cook? P P Ptpty JOHN CALVIN WALTERS John QVOCATIONALQ Clubs: F, F, A, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. Future farmer. . . Drives a Ford... Quite the Romeo? P P Usually seen with Ed, and Rich- ard. . .Quiet at times.. . Does he like school? P P Always teasing someone, CATHERINE LOUISE WEIBNER Katy QACADEMICQ Clubs: Patrol I, 2, 3, 4: F, H, A, 3,45 Library I, 2, 3,4g Travel 2. Engaged... Future nurse.. . Quiet and nice to have around. . . Usually seen with Tillie and Marie. . . Who's Dube? PP lflllllilfl' Wll,l.lAM WlflSS Huh QACAIJFMICQ Clubs: Visual Aids l,2, 3,41 l'Iiotoiir.iphy l,2, g,.Ig Arvhcry gg Varsity gg 'l'ravi'l 2g luuior .uid Senior Plays, Sr. Cho- rus 45 'l'r.it'k g,4, llaskcthall 2, Yearbook Staff. Quite a brain, , , A good fellow with lots of viui, , , ls there a girl iu his life? ?? Col- lege bound, NANCY CARULYN WISE Fuzzy KUUSINFSSJ Cluhsg llaiid I, 2. 5.45 Girls Basketball Mgr, l,2, 5,45 Ilus, Ed, 1,,4, Newspaper 4, Sr, Chorus I,2, g,4g Operetta 5, County Chorus 5, 4, junior and Senior Plays, Class Pres. 5, 4. Wonder why therc's a Ford in your future? ? Music- tcarlier. . . llruuiiiier? ?? A studentll Why do they Fall you Fuzzy? 7? A swell pi-rsou to he around. lliSSli MONISMITII fGiriit'raIj Ht-articst 4-ougrarulations come from the Supervising Priuvipal, Principal, and the uit-iiihers of tht' Senior Class to Jesse Oll sm-cfm-ssfiilly vouipleting his qualifications for high srhool graduation while iu the Armed Forces. FAYE LOUISE YEINGST Fly QBUSlNlESSJClubs1 Bus, Ed, 5,4g Band I, 2, g,4g Basketball 3. Hard worker in the Commercial department,, ,Who's the fellow now? ? ? Toots a sax? ? 7 Flirt, , .Works in a bank? ? ? That laughl ll Z3 MARY LOUISE WOLF Mary QBUSINESSJ Works iii Cafeteria Flashes a big diamond ring, , , Likes a Ply- mouth.. .l wonder why? ? ? Smile for every- one, , , Pleasant, . , Future homemaker, ADDANELL WOODS Nell QBUSINESSJ Clubs: Bus. Ed. 3.43 F. H,A. 2, 3,41 Historian, Newspaper 4, Travel 2. Small but mighty, . ,Works at the telephone office. , . Likes Fords? 2? A sweet kid, ,, Engaged. . . Class wolf? ? ? 41 4'4 44 2 ,?4 .big P , J l - :px 1 ? Jael! 'IM an jedfamenf We, the Class of 1954, of Boiling Springs High School, County of Cumberland, State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make and declare this to be the Last Will and Testament of our class and that executed and signed, is as follows: I, SHIRLEY BOGROSKY do hereby will my shortness to Paul Dugan. I, JAMES BAKER do hereby will my ability to tell comy jokes and laugh at them to Bob Clark. I, DONALD BARNHART do hereby will my love for farming to Cletus Wise. I, JUNE BRANDT do hereby will my love for cooking to Chris Davis. I, LEROY BREAM do hereby will my ability to eat to the small fries in the Jr. Class. I, DALE CASTO do hereby will my crew cut to Stanley Brymesser. I, COLLEEN CLARK do hereby will my bashfulness around the boys to Darlene Herr. l, JANE COMP do hereby will my ability to go steady to Carol Weast. I, ROBERT COYLE do hereby will my ability to hook school and get away with it to Paul Dugan. I, SHIRLEY DARHOWER do hereby will my temper to any Jr. who wants it. I, BARRY DASHER do hereby will my ability to get along with people to Miss Hackman. I, CHARLES DELP do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Ecker during football season to Cletus Wise. I, NANCY FINKEY do hereby will my ability not to miss any school to Donna Stoner. I, PATTY GULDEN do hereby will my shorthand notes to anyone who can read them. 1, ARLENE HAMMANN do hereby will my sneakers to Miss Hackman, the Advisor of the Big League Sneaker Club. I, INA I-IELLER do hereby will my driving ability to Betty Chronister. I, FAYE HASKELL do hereby will my tallness to Shirley Chronister. l, JOYCE HOWE do hereby will my nickname to anyone who can put up with it. I, FREDRICK HUMMEL do hereby will my bib overalls to Charles Sherman. I, MILLARD ILGENFRITZ do hereby will my ability to get along with the girls to Dean Leib. I, MILTON JACOBY do hereby will my curly hair to Mr. Ecker. I, GERALDINE KECK do hereby will my natural curly hair to Donna Shughart. I, DORIS KINKAID do hereby will my Roller Skating ability to Jane Crum. I, DONALD KUNTZ do hereby will my ability to rate with girls to Neal Miller. I, DONNA MAE MATTHEW do hereby will my ability to borrow sneakers to Maxine Lebo. I, MARIE MCKINNEY do hereby will my Home Ec. ability to Peggy Maurice. I, EDWARD MILLER do hereby will love for English to Cletus Wise. I, JEANETTE MILLER do hereby will my natural curly hair to Jane Crum. I, BEN MOYER do hereby will my ability to drive to Sylvester Moyer. I, ALICE MURRAY do hereby will my position as Business Manager of the Bubb1er Bulletin to Betty Chronister. I, RICHARD MURTOFF do hereby will my love for motorcycling to Robert N ealy. I, LYNN NEGLEY do hereby will my ability to be late for school to Christine Davis. I, ELLA RIGGLEMAN do hereby will my horsetail and giggle to Fay Heberlig. I, DOLORES RYNARD dr- hereby will my ability to roller skate to any girl in the Jr. Class that doesn 't know how. I, PATSY SAPHORE do hereby will my success in filling up my hope chest to Betty Chronister. -4 I, PETER SHARP do hereby will my front seat in English and Latm class to any Jr. who can stand I, JOHN SHERMAN do hereby will my political ability and success to John Stover. I, MERVIN SHUGHART do hereby will my love for the out-doors to some unworthy Jr. I, CY RUS STEIGELMAN do hereby will my love for the out-doors to Frances Motich. I, SHIRLEY ANN STOVER do hereby will my ability to foul in basketball to Carol Groce. I, GLAE STUMP do hereby will my love for all boys to Maxine Lebo. I, WILLIAM TANGER do hereby will my ability to sleep in English class to any Jr. who likes T.V I, WAYNE TROSTLE do hereby will my bashfulness to Paul Dugan. I, CAROLINE WAGGONER do hereby will my love for Shorthand to Donna Stoner. I, MARTHA WAGGONER do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to Paul Dugan. I, JOHN WALTERS do hereby will my good driving to Ronnie Tanger. CATHERINE WEIBNER do hereby will my love of working in the library to Carol Groce. I. I, ROBERT WEISS do hereby will all the time I've lost with Sr. activity to John Stover. I, NANCY WISE do hereby will my love to have parties to any Jr. who wants to clean up afterward I, MARY WOLF do hereby will my ability to skate to any Jr. who doesn't know how. I, ADDANELL WOODS do hereby will my shortness to Shirley Rynard. I, FAYE YEIGNST do hereby will my Shorthand to any Jr. that needs it. ...f tl 1 I, .. gl , N, - - f X Q Vg- , ,W . .7 H010 ecy Kwai Q 4 Fx 1 Q9 39 ' Our last class party. As we sit around the fire, our minds begin to wonder what A ' ' x our class mates will be doing in a few years. As we watch the smoke rise, we imagine f we are driving through the country-side. 7 'QQ 1 'OSH As we drive through the country-side, we see John Walters, Dale Casto and Ed- dead Q ward Miller, neighboring farmers, who are harvesting the fall crops. Farther down the ' road housewives, Catherine Weibner and Mary Wolf, while hanging their weekly wash, - are talking about their children. lx Upon entering a city, we stop at a Service Station and diner owned by William Tanger. Inside the diner. waitress, Ella Riggleman, is serving truck driver, Cyrus Stei- gelman. A few blocks away is the city hospital where Doctor Peter Sharp and his nurse, 'A Jeanette Miller, are preparing for surgery. On the second floor we see nurses, Geraldine 0 Keck and Shirley Bagrosky. As we continue driving through the city, we pass a business building where Robert I K Coyle and Lynn Negley are in conference with electrical engineer, Milton Jacoby, about future work. In the outer office secretaries Patty Gulden and Faye Haskell are busy. A- cross the hall is the office of a construction company operated by Barry Dasher and Fred Hummel whose secretaries, Mary Alice Murray and Delores Rynard, are preparing to leave for the morning coffee break. Passing a Beauty Salon owned by Jane Comp and Ina Heller, we hear Joyce Howe and Donna Matthews, who are waiting to have their hair done. discussing Shirley Stover, their children's kindergarten teacher, who will be leaving in the fall for a position in Germany. A little farther down the street we see housewives, Addanell Woods, Glae Stump and Patsy Saphore, entering the office of Nancy Finkey, now a famous interior decorator. As we turn down the next street, we pass the high school where dietitians, June Brandt and Marie McKinney, are putting on a demonstration for Doris Kinkaid's home economics students. Planning the activities for the school's open house are Nancy Wise, Music teacher, Arlene Hammann, Physical Education lnstructorg and Martha Waggoner, English teacher. ln the next block in one of the more popular restaurants owned by Wayne Trostle, we find secretaries Colleen Clark, Shirley Darhower, Caroline Waggoner and Faye Yeingst making plans for the annual secretaries' banquet. Across the street in the barber shop of Carl Nelson are Robert Weiss, Chemical engineer, and John Sherman, Marine Officer. On the edge of the city is Ben Moyer 's Used Car Lot, and Donald Kuntz, a successful factory worker, is there buying a car. As we again enter the country, we turn on the radio in time to hear the daily sport broadcast. The Brooklyn Dodgers are again favored to win the National League Pennant because of the return of thirty game winner Leroy Bream and power hitting short stop Millard Ilgenfrltz from the Armed forces. Charles Delp, who broke the football record for the number of completed passes last year, has just signed his new contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Local athlete, James Baker, has qualified for the Olympic game this year in discus competition. As we near the farms of Donald Barnhart and Richard Murtoff, we find Mervln Shughart, soil conservationist, helping them solve their farming problems. As the embers of the fire grow dimmer and our imaginations cease to function, the world of make-believe vanishes. We begin to wonder just how many facts we have foreseen concerning the future of our classmates. Z5 AM' 'T fr Q., X, S, . A DID MOST FOR 54 Leroy Bream, Nancy Finkey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST VERSATILE James Baker, Donna Matthew VERY STUDIOUS Fred Hummel, Shirley Stover Doris Kinkaid, Milton Jacoby ACTRESS 8a ACTOR Arlene Hammann, Peter Sharp Sq A'I'HLI1'l'IiS jL'JIllt'l!t' Millcr, Hurry llaslnrr C LABS C LOWN5 MUNI' HASlllflIL Rn-hard Mmmff, Iunc lirandl CLASS MUSICIANS Jane Comp, Lynn Ncglcy Charles Delp, Nancy Wise CLASS WOLVES Robert Coyle, Addanell Woods K 'sm A j nk x h, g3,.x ,I 'W gr S -w M All.: wi 5- L ,L mtl! H.. si F5 ' W w.,,..'.cv- 1 I o I, R hi, in 2--M-i 2w-brllf A ix::.2.r1' 1.2 3: 1:2 , Qld he ,LL L., X -Xi Q U fig, .ffaf-QA :XFN Na. E 4 iii ' ' 1? -'lzfi MQW.. -2 v 'aw 'K L . I. ..! SxtxQXxKwk 1 ' e gr .. F , ... N, Q I iii lj.: ff? n erc adam en 5 M e g 1- A if Q xi'-A' eggs? 1' fi 'Wi mga m fg? 1 .n.,,g' Q ?151'. A '2:' :5'- f fgigg 6 . 'N -'rf -. . J' LP I 1 ' il v '- M - i5,1g,3rL 5. .,r . .. EQ , 4 ' 97- v s. 5 . im P511 'Sky . I b- : ? 'X Y r '- -Ae'-x . . - :E ' - KL ' Hg. M - ,I sn . 523355 .. if 0. fs D. . .W ES g -ix L f luv .gl I ,alll ,ik . ca li Junior L. to R., FIRST ROW: I. Brandt, D. Stoner, P. Goodyear, C. Groce, D. Shughart, M. Saphore, F. Brandt, F. Rowles. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Malone, R. Tanger, I. Crum, C. Weast, B. Chronisrer, M. McCoy, G. Fenicle, M. Lebo, F. Motich, C. Raudabaugh, Miss Hack man. THIRD ROW: D. Sheller, V. Raudabaugh, R. Mell, R, Nealy, J. Stover, T. Lebo, W. Shughart, R. McNew, D. Leib. L. to R., FIRST ROW: J. Kuhn, M. Morrow, R. Lindsey, F. I-leberlig, S. Chronister, J, Mellor, C. Davis, S. Rynard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Malone, D. Finkey, C. Peiper, R, Ocker, D. Herr, R, Axelson, S. Lowery, J. Zimmerman, E, Coulson, J. Mellot, P. Saphore, Miss Hackman. THIRD ROW: C. Wise, C. Sherman, R, Lynn, V. Weibly, P. Dugan, R. Clark, D. Clepper, M. Lear, G. Books, J, Rowles. 3 fl is 2- 1 I 61:56 f-Sushi' 1 'like fa I :- ,rn fl ' 'L ,U 3 0,9 0I'l'l0I'e 'X l' 1-' L. to R., FIRST ROW: G. Hale, A. Myers, I. Fanus, G, Beam, R. Howe, F. Locke. SECOND ROW: H, Hcberlig, P, Rupp, R, Star- ner, B. Kuhn, P. Dench, P. Reffner, M. Ryder, N, Gibb, K. Ryder. THIRD ROW: C. Galaspy, A. Kuhn, I, Byers, N. Brenneman, P. Shughart, S. Hippie, S, Baker, B, Putt, V. Angle, D. Smith, B, Jones, Mr, Geiman. FOURTH ROW: E. Tanger, L. Murphy, G, Wit- mer, D. Cook, R. Grove, R. Brownawell, K. Getz, W. Fry, D, Gregg, M. Barbour. L, to R., FIRST ROW: L, Shenk, R, Wolf, T, Lynn, W. Walter, W. Clark, S. Moyer, D, Line, L. Murtoff, K. Smith, SECOND ROW: V. Caufman, D. Starner, L. Ream, G. Mack, E. Brandt, S. Weibner, L. Roth, S, Yeingst, S, Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Hair, D. Beane, J. Hcinze, P. Eckert, B. Peffer, A, Torrence, F. Bear, H. Musselman, F, Chronister, J. Davis, E. Starner, Mr, Fitzgerald, FOURTH ROW: P, Davidson, R. Rynard, L. Blosser, B. Lear, N. Eby, K, Mullen, E, Dasher, R, Grove, R. Cline, D, Nailor, E, Berk- heimer, R, Kearns, L. Stought. 4, Rb xx I. lllflll ,I I f 'af-'9 I I S CALM at N k , sf 2.4, -,., tk. ,' li'-.4 fwgf F aj . T T J. . W E W M- P af 5, wa. X- ' X1 k li 3 Q?g ev, Q ik z e , 5 x in ,, . , L. to R., FIRST ROW: N, Calaman, S, Winkleman, M, Brenneman, S. McCoy, K. Wilson, M, Lohman, J. Kuhn, S, Rickrode, H. Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: P. Clark, A, wolf, M. whirzel, D, Hoffman, J, Moffitt, P, Sheller, P, Swartz, M. Eaton, N. Eyler, J. Yein st R. Good ear Mr. L THI - ' ' ' g , y , auer. RD ROW, R, Clark, R. Bitner, C, Wilson, R. Cook, C, Marks, M, Schwartz, 1, Lindsey, K. Brenneman, L, Calaman, R, Kefauver. i PQJAHQCLIQ Cliflf L. to R., FIRST ROW: D. Vaughn, E. Famer, M, Sheaffer, M. Line, R. Murtoff. SECOND ROW: R. Fahnestock, C Fetrow J Deitch, J, Wolfe, P. Bowne, P. Tolbert, E, Lichtenberger, C. Meals, L, Goodling. THIRD ROW: W. Grace, C. Ryinard, G. Grace, M, Saphore, G, Fickel, R, Lichtenberger, R, Sherman, E. Roth, D, Richwine, J, Shreiner, W. Heckman, R. Turner, Miss Briner. FOURTH ROW: R. Donley, J, Barnhart, J. Fulton, L, Jacobs, K. Boyer, R. Myers, H. Peterman, H. Musselman W. Murphy, D. I Vaughn, R. Hammann, R, Snyder, A if h -, bs ,.., . x I W ml E L - I A 1, ,b.Jy,1 T , . 14 KH? i'fxf 'hm as 14 ' T 1 l In R., iflRS'I' ROW: G, Shank, IJ, Wciglc, IE, Fitting, P, Shunihcrgcr, S, Brynicsser, E. Wise, W, Stone, L, Trostlc, SECOND ROW: J, Iionchmkc, L. Brandt, li, Minnich, E, Shank, M, Miller, J, Weary, E, Smith, V, Keck, J, Hess, THIRD ROW: D, Sher nmn, I.. Mnrrnw, J, Sin-uri-r, iz, Lillllllvflllilil, M, McGnugh, J, Bakcr, L, Hows, M, Bl'CI1Ilt.'lllLlIl, J, Murphy' K. Ycingsl. Miss wisqfidvisorj, ifOUR'I'H ROW: CI, Tangcr, W, Wolf, R. Vance, K, Brcam, E, Peffer, J, Nensbanin, B. Sniyscr, R, Lcbo, S, YIIICSSCT, ll, Lchn, IE, Harrivk, R. Line. P05 Hflcllfl C4155 ff2,f,fA grail, .. .., ,, I-i-ml-lj!-I '- gli. ZEQM Q,-mfg 50 fi 55 Q X, , w f-:aXf'i:fA wr ii-':?' VD G 5 -- Ps L wi 52uenfL gacwle 20 xgzuenli Qu 36 N1 X 2 egzzcfenf Counci ' U Yr! ' V 'tx is! as f. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Morrow, R, Kearns, K, Smith, Mr, Doebler, J. Miller, S. Stover, P. Saphore, J. Deitch. SECOND ROW, L, to R.: B. Wilson, K. Suter, D. Karper, W. Miller, J, Sherman, R. Clark, S. McCoy, D. Hess. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of South Middleton Township Junior and Senior High School is the elected representative body of the school. It tries to better the school by making changes wherever necessary and whenever possible, It takes great interest in helping to plan the school extra-curricular life at Boiling Springs and improving the school for the students. In one or more of its many phases Student Coun- cil continually touches the Junior and Senior High School life of each student from his first day in the 7th grade class to the day of his graduation, The council functions under a cabinet composed of the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and one or more represent atives from each home room elected to present their home room point of view on matters, suggest administrative changes desired by the students, and bring up any business the home room feels is important. Student Council is sponsored by a faculty member, Mr, Doebler, and is subject to veto power of the sponsor and the High School Principal. Student Council is one of the most progressive and effective governing bodies in the state and nation, lt is the students' responsi- bility to take as much interest as possible in this organization and to make sure that they elect representatives who will serve them best. The aims or objectives of our student council are as follows: I. - Better the relations between students and faculty 2. Create better relations between students 3. Improve citizenship 4. Set good examples and show good leadership so they can mold better leaders. . Teach students to respect property . Strengthen cooperation between the student body and the student council . Raise spirit and morals , Teach students to think for themselves 9, Improve conditions of the school IO, Try to get what the students themselves want and to make them feel that they are a part of the school it, Have student body working in unison 5 6 7 8 5? ll'AO0L 361 M UG 1 f . 'XI 4 I I I 1 '. J Us xxx - vii' W7 l 'Ot , M' 1 AW' vrtsfi' at r 'lk , ' 1 ,lx JS-2 '-,---. it tp Q lflRS'I' ROW, L, to R,: N, Wise, D, KinKaid, L, Breain, N, Finkey, C. W8ggOllCI, SECOND ROW, L, to R.: R, Weiss, A, Hanirnann, Miss Davis, C, Weihner, Mr, Geirnan. We, the 1954 Yearbook Staff, have tried to compile this book, not only for the benefit of the Senior Class, but for the enjoyment of each individual who may glance through it. Al- though there were long and tedious days spent in accomplishing our goal, we hope that this may be a token, as well as an example, of our senior year activities, When you have finish- ed reading it, lay it where it is visible. If you do this, others may have a few spare moments to enjoy it, Editor-in-chief. . . . Leroy Bream Literary editors. . . . Nancy Finkey Nancy Wise Doris Kink aid Sports editors . . ,Arlene Hanimann Bob Weiss Business Manager . . Caroline Waggoner Advisors ,,.. . . . Mr. Geiinan Miss Davis P 'TT 'Pa :E vim' . 'S it 4- Y.: ' lb Q ixi L. to R. Miss Lewis, N. Wise, A. Hammann, S. Stover, L. Negley, B. Dasher, J. Kuhn, J. Miller, Miss Briner. NEWSPAPER C LUB The Newspaper Club consists of all jour- nalistically minded students in both the junior and senior high school. This club meets three times a week. During these periods the members gather and write ar- ticles for the Bubbler Bulletin, the school paper. This paper is issued nine times during the school year and covers school happenings from sports to features. Both subscriptions and advertisements finance the Bubbler Bulletin. This year is the capable editor was Helen Musselman. The first semester the club adviser was Miss Ruth Snyder and the second semester the co-advisors were Mr. William Lauer and Miss Maxine Gross. Editor-in-chief...Helen Musselman Art editor .......... Jane Crum Sports editor ...... Charles Delp Exchange editor and circulation Manager Patsy Saphore Business Manager...Mary Alice Murray. L. to R., FIRST ROW: I. Kuhn, A. Woods, C. Clark, P. Saphore. SECOND ROW: S, Darhower, G, Stump, C. Waggoner, S, Chron- ister. THIRD ROW: F. Haskell, P. Gulden, M. Murray, S. Rynard FOURTH ROW: B. Chronister, W. Trostle, I. Heller, N. Wise. . PUBLIC RELATIONS C LUB The Public Relations Dept. is that group of students representing the school whose sole purpose is to better school-commu- nity relations. Among its activities are local newspaper publicity, radio broadcasts, directing publicity affairs within the school, and the organization of groups during the school year to help improve school relations. Advisors: Miss Briner Miss Lewis L. to R., FIRST ROW: Miss Gross, J. Crum. C. Delp, H. Musselman, P. Saphore, M. Murray, Mr. Lauer. SECOND ROW: S. Weibner, B. Kuhn, S. Miller, L. Ream, G. Hertz- Ier, D. Kepner, G. Mack, P. Eckert, P. Gulden, C. Clark, C. Waggoner, M. Waggoner, A. Woods, P. Deitch, L. Morrow, R. Starner, I. Nailor, B. Miller. THIRD ROW: B. Dumb, N. Brandt, I. Garland, V. Caufman, G. Moyer, N. Brenneman, C. Nelson. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB President ........... Patsy Saphore Vice President .... Mary Alice Murray Secretary ........... Caroline Waggoner Treasurer .......... Faye Haskell The Business Ed. Club was formed to give the Business Education students of Boil- ing Springs High School some form of -unionization. In the past we have tried to encourage and prepare students for the business world. The Club has been very active this year. Our activities were rounded off with a trip to Hershey Park which all of us will remember for a long time. Advisor: Miss Davis ' Ql'li0f CLOI'll,:5 L, to R., FIRST ROW: F. Heberlig, M, McCoy, D. Shughart, F, Chronister, D. Matthew, Miss Hoehler, SECOND ROW: I-I. Musselman, D. Herr, J. Byers, J. Heinze, THIRD ROW: N. Wise, J, Comp, C, Clark, I, Heller. FOURTH ROW: R. Axelson, D. Kinkaid, G, Fenicle, M. Lebo, S. Lowery, FIFTH ROW: R. Weiss, T. Lebo, J. Stover. SIXTH ROW: P. Sharp, L, Negley, M. Jacoby, L. Bream, J, Shultz. SEVENTH ROW: W. Shughart, K. Smith. This year the Senior Chorus consists of thirty-two students. Although this group is rather small, it contains people who are most musical and willing to work, Probably the high- light of the group's performances was the Christmas Pageant at which some very beautiful singing was done. The chorus also took part in a minstrel show which was produced by the band association, a P.T.A. meeting, Baccalaureate, and Commencement, Within the senior high chorus are some very popular duet, trio, quartet and octet com- binations, in addition to many soloists and a very faithful, excellent accompanist, 1954 has been a very fruitful and happy year with the chorus, The Junior Chorus is divided into two groups this year, The larger group, consisting of girls of 7th, 8th and 9th grades meet once a week during club period. They have been work- ing quite hard on vocal technique and have been singing mostly for their own enjoyment. There is also a small group of 9th grade boys who sing and work once a week. They have just begun to meet during the second semester. There have been no public performances of either group this year, yet their spirit and enjoyment of singing make each class period a very happy one. unior . N CAoru5 enior jufure omema era of .America L. to R., FIRST ROW: A. Woods, P. Reffner, D. Kin- kaid, M. Waggoner, J. Brandt, P. Saphore. SECOND ROW: M. Saphore, J. Brandt, C. Waggoner, C. Weib- ner, Mrs. Malone, F. Brandt, C. Minnich, C. Hipple, J. Yeingst. The Future Homemakers of America is part of a National organization of girls interested in furthering Home Economics. Our club activities included: Farm Show---attending the farm show and meetings. Regional Conference in Mechanisburg. World Christmas Festival---sent articles to Korean children. Cleaning the trophies in hall. State Convention in Wilkes-Barre. Sale of cook books, lemon and vanilla extract, dish cloths. Our club is one of the largest clubs in the school. We presented such demonstrations as baby care, table setting, manners, recreation, and many others. Our motto, Toward New Horizons, tells why we belong to this club. The Future Homes of America are in the hands of its youth. enior gufure armerd 0 merica The local F.F.A. Chapter in the Boiling Springs High School, Department of Vocational Agriculture, is one of the 268 Chapters in the state. Our 40 members are a small but functional part of the 12,000-member organization in Pennsylvania. There are four degrees in the Future Farmers of America: Green hand, Chapter Farmer Keystone Farmer, and American Farmer. Each degree has specific qualifications based upon attainment in vocational agriculture and leadership which must be met for advancement in degrees The ultimate goal of each boy is that he become a leader in established agriculture, re- ligious, civic and social organizations in his community. L. to R., KNEELING: K. Yeingst, E. Barrick, W. Wolf, D. Casto. FIRST ROW: E. Peffer, D. Weigle, W. Shug- hart, R. Murtoff. J. Walters, K. Smith, R. Grove, C. S Raudabough, E. Miller. SECOND ROW: S. Brymesser, G. Witmer, D. Cook, V. Raudabaugh, R. Tanger, B. Fry, E. Tanger, D. Line, D. Lebo, P. Shumberger, R. Sherman, K. Bream, Mr. Fitzgerald qAdvisorJ. THIRD ROW: R. Miller, L. Murtoff, W. Jumper, K. Clipping- er, S. Brymesser, R. Nealy, R. Mell, D. Kuntz, D. Sheller, B. Moyer, D. Barnhart. QQ ??63,?,f3lz?l6Q 9 unior jufure omema em of America Their duties are the same as those of the Senior F.H.A, Lll'li0I' glltufe aI l'l'l2I'5 0 I'l'l0I iCa Their duties are the same as those of the Senior F. F. A. L. to R.. FIRST ROW: R. Marsh, R. Nastelli, R. Myers P. Smith, P. Sweeny, L. Bream, fAdviserJ Mr. Fizz- gerald. lnlHUZllKl' - C. Corman, R. Clark. SECOND ROW: C. Raudabaugh, f! if ff Q m m X I Clffflig l L. to R., FIRST ROW: R. Ocker, C. Sherman, C. Wise, R. Grove, K, Smith, R. Lebo, R. Sherman. SECOND ROW: B, Lear, L, Bream, R. Brownawell, G. Books, D, Cook, M, Barbour, Mr. Ecker. THIRD ROW: T, Lebo, J, Stover, D, Leib, D. Kuntz, M, Lear, J. Rowles, The Varsity Club of Boiling Springs High School is open to all members of the varsity athletic teams of the school. The club endeavors to aid the athletic program of the year by sponsoring special activities and also sponsors several Finance Raising activities. The club sponsors the All Sports Banquet which is annually hailed as the finest sports banquet in Pennsylvania. lt also purchases the sweaters and letters for the athletes and in general aids the entire athletic program. President Donald Kuntz Vice President John Stover Sec.-Treasurer Leroy Bream Sponsor Mr. Ecker. The Junior High Sports Club is open to all boys in the Junior High School who are in- terested in learning the fundamentals and playing many of the sports offered in the school. The club was hampered this year because of the lack of facilities and equipment due to the building program, but it expects to have a full program next year. Sponsor Mr. Ecker. Fi-1 unior xi-orfa OFFICERS: Pres, Marvin Shugarr, Vice. Pres. Barry Dashcr, Sec, Fred Hummel Trca, john Sherman. Advisor Mr, Pax- toll. enior 314 idua 1953-54 found the Audio Visual Aids Club carrying out a heavy visual aids program. Many visual aids are being used each year on all levels of education. The senior high club under the present president, Mervin Shughart, did a commendable job under difficult con- ditions. Because of the heavy schedule, it was necessary to increase the membership to twenty-five. Our club was not only bigger but better than ever. We are going to miss the large number of Senior members who will be leaving the club through graduation. We are looking forward to our new visual Aids room and hope that our program will be just as ef- ficient in the future years as it was this year. 1---vu-My ,,,, A ,-.....J ' ra ' unior M s idua l ,X OFFICERS: Pres. Bob Hammann, V Pres. Ronnie Lebo, Sec. Trea. Don Sherman. Advisor Mr. Paxton. The 1953-54 edition of the Junior High Audio Visual Aids Club carried out a strenuous and thorough training program for all members. It was necessary to increase the members as the greater demand for Visual Aids in education is apparent. The president, Robert Ham- mann, is a good leader and directed the club well. The Freshman members of this club will fill the vacancies left in the Senior High Club by the graduating seniors. oz: ,...,., cm OFFICERS: Pres. B. Hess, V. Pres. D. Smith, Sec. L. Hair, Treas. N. Bren- neman. Sponsor Miss M, Gross. Though our group is small we work for all is only a slogan, but one that could easily be the battle cry of the hard-working Library Club which meets each Friday. Any student in senior high school is eligible to join this club. This year the club consists of 30 active members Each member serves at least one period a week working in the library. At this time she learns the duties connected with operating a smooth running library. These duties range from stamp- ing a book to making a bulletin board display. All work and no play makes Jill a dull girl . Early in the fall the club held a weiner roast by the swimming pool. At Christmas time they had a party in the library. Before the Easter vacation the girls presented a basket of candy to each student in the Special Education group. Perhaps the biggest social event the club held during the year was a surprise birthday party for their adviser, Miss Gross. gud ,yah-of Our school provides each bus with two patrolmen whose duty it is to help provide for the safety of the pupils. They carry the stop-and-go flag at each bus stop where pupils cross the highway. They also perform a very embarrassing dutyg now and again pupils forget their lady and gentleman qualities while on the bus, so the patrol is faced with the unpleasant duty of re- porting their lack of cooperation and discipline to the faculty advisor who in turn must be em- barassed by reprimanding such pupils. Let us remember to respect the rights of others. Sponsor: Mr. Orris. I 1 l Wafure CLA L. to R., FIRST ROW: K, Clippinger, R, Miller, W, Jumper. SECOND ROW: M. Saphore, F. Brandt, Miss S. Briner. The Nature Club is an organization to give pupils an opportunity to develop interest in nature. Scrapbooks are made on plant, animal and insect life. Membership is limited to Senior High School. President---Murial Saphore Treasurer-- Bob McNew Sponsor: Miss S. Briner unior .xguclogon HM! CM So popular is this club that there are now two sections: the beginners' group and the advanced group. About sixty boys and girls are anxious to keep America beautiful. Not only do we belong to the National Audubon Society, but we contribute to the American Forestry Association and the Wild Life Conservation Federation. Our spring Sample Fair was a huge success. To celebrate in a social way, we had a big Christmas party as well as a delightful picnic in the meadow at Allenberry. Sponsor: Mrs. M. Groome. unior ramaficd The Jr. Dramatics Club is an organization designed for students interested in dramatics Members are given the opportunity to develop poise, good speech habits, and acting ability. They also experiment with make-up, play writing, and take part in skits, plays and pantomimes. The club meets weekly and membership is limited and determined by competitive tryouts. Officers: Pres. Nancy Speck, V. Pres. Pauline Sheller, Sec. Ilene Nailor, Treas. Patricia Cook. Sponsor: Miss Briner. 1 .,:i.f '::'. has ' X 4 'rr 9' , Q, ,Q F 'X .Q ,. 'fly' 'u . M r N -Rea .H i , 'wb i t . Zim V -A-Q, 3 ' ,na ,iw ' 'v f . , it F. x . 55 i' i f WIRE ' - .- -4 fi Mx QIICQ The Dance Club, composed of senior high members, was formed upon request to give students the opportunity to learn round and square dancing. Several dances were held at night to which all students were invited. Highlights of the year were the Christmas Dance and a Square Dance, with Mr. John Lilley as caller. Officers: Pres. Bob Clark, Sec. Paul Bishop. Sponsor: Miss Hackman. '.,...5 .iii--u-ii-a 13: fu .DL A -O Yui- -v 'U ' g., - ? ,sn W :LN-3 L .rf A I , s.. h . g 3 . 2. 4 . - - f R . V . X xg' -K f-Q--1 , um' ' C? 'f 'l 41 L. to R. , FIRST ROW: D. Beane, B. Lcar, L Stought, K. Mullen, R. Rynard. SECOND ROW: Miss Lewis, S. Yeingst, J. Davis, F. Bare, L. Roth, G. Mack, P. Eckert. .Sloff .Story CM The Short. Story Club is an organization designed to acquaint students with the best short stories of English and American Literature. Members are gi-ven the opportunity to develop skill in writing short Stories. The Club meets weekly and membership is limited to senior high students. ml.-'La' as-,ogy i Crockefing I1 '1Y71B Q- ,Y5 'Yi' 4 SEATED-RIGHT COUNTER CLOCKWISE: P. Reffner, F. Brandt, J. Brandt, J. Brandt, F. Bare, M. Miller, C. Hipple, S. Kiehl, M. Myers, S. Rowe, A. Brandt, D. Richwine, J. Hummel, O. Herrzler, STANDING R. to L.: Mrs. Malone Q Advisory, T. Car- penter, ll. McKinney, B. Wood. The Crocheting club officers are: Pres. P Reffner, V. Pres. J. Brandt, and Treas. M. Myers. The club's aim is to teach girls to crochet and to further an interest in Crocheting. Crocheting provides a worthwhile hobby for girls who are interested in beautifying their homes. ,f !9A0fo9ral9Ag L. to R., FIRST ROW: Mr. Paxton, P. Rupp, H. Heberlig, V. Caufman, F. Motich, F. Rowles, 1. Mellot. SECOND ROW: T. Lynn, M. Barboui, R. Weiss, C. Nelson, D. Clepper, C. Raudabaugh, C. Steigelman. THIRD ROW: M, Shughart, B. Dasher, P. Sharp, W. Tanger, R. Clark, R. Howe, The Photography Club carried out its general objectives of Kal taking better snap- shots, fbl developing your films, fel printing your own pictures, and fdl enlarging photo snaps. All who desired to gain additional information and know-how in the field of photo- graphy were able to do so during this past year. Not only were these objectives obtained but a goal of some years was reached when the club members secured an enlarger. Some very fine work was done by club members and a great deal of enjoyment as well as under- standing was gained. Members are looking forward to returning and occupying a new dark room. Officers: Pres. B. Dasher, V. Pres. B. Weiss, Sec. Treas. Frances Motich. Sponsor: Mr. Paxton Our Travel Club members are enthusiastic about seeing the world, but they want to see America first. Travelogues, films, and special reports gave us many interesting meet- ings. The climax was reached with a wonderful April week-end spent at Pennsy1vania's Grand Canyon at Wellesboro. This coming year the club plans to travel in the fall as well as the spring. The hike is the thing is our motto. Officers: Pres. Joyce Ressler, V. Pres. Dean Nailor Sec. Carol Weast, Treas. Eleanor Brandt. Sponsor: Mrs. Groome L, to R: C. Weast, L. Shenk, G. Witmer, D. Cook, R, Grove, Mrs. Groome, E. Brandt, W. Fry, D. Nailor, E, Tanger, lvl. McKinney, M. Saphore, J. Davis. Pa U2 f E L r p www- i,4 .jg -.W Kaiba? loringd igA goof Ewa! The Boiling Springs High School Band is one of the biggest organ- izations in the school. Since it is a big organization, its members participate in nurnerous activities. The members of the band range from fourth grade through twelve. Our band is a Championship Band which has won the ma rching Chanip- ionship of the state for the past several years. A few of its aCtivities are: rnarch ing at football games, marching in parades, and fulfilling summer engagenienls al Band Fairs, Church Festivals and the like. lt is a self-supporting orgqanization, and its director, Lynn G. Brenneman, has brought this band a long way. CONGRATULATIONS, Mr. Brenneman! L31 M .gf I' ax 'K V., u Q 4 Q! f .' 'ui f af v 1' 5 f j , -, f JA KXL. I kLLhL if V AV W my Vz' ,J L, , if . a , dwsx ff , . X y IIA p ' LQ sw, Ax 2 in Srimg X are . Q- - . J-QV-N 'f h ',f ff? xx 'V F . ex, 'N S. ,.: . kK'LA .fuk , Z7 E , K 1 1 ' A A Q, wwf 1 f7 'w W A51 N , A v -ff ,A ' ' m,- if ' L' x fr' ff' 'ff x 'X 4 ff ' xW I .1 3 . An . V: 1 fn- , .. .412 I K Ag n I Q 1 if J fm 1 .-, N: Q 1 .-fi -. Q' 2 ' ' 5' ' if ,, Vi A , ' AI! . .f 'L -V in ' . ' , x, ' 3 1 . R5 Nu' Q: -'f 'L If? 4' ex 5 1' Q s f 5 xgffs-S W 5 ff' - ,, , LLVV L, V ,Aw , cu, F q :i lx , r ' ,L- A I .' , N2 in fm, fp g, KK ' ,f 51 f A if me 5' X A 'Q 5555- Z f.: !ff .. 1 . 43167: K..,hf , ' K i wg. SY f ' fi 1 . ' ' Q I N X - Tag My A , ., -, ' Q , 1r -vaansif - 8 nl , . ' ! Q a Wa . 'I ' ' x fn, ,. .. , , , -fy 1-1 W A 1. S, 1 gg 3 v K ? wx 1. -pgs Y 5 5Ef3S,, - . N-po, 'M I.. ' 'Q ' ' A S- I M 4 L frsfmwxf ' 3nk'vL'-54... 4 -..Q ,MA N- m Rffiz,.5l x ll ... , V I .- 'iv 3 Q .fdfgdficd 1 f -... All Wh., ' is , L. to R., FIRST ROW: Mgrs, S. Ecker, D, Vaughn, R. Ocker, B. Lear, D. Vaughn. SECOND ROW: C. Wise, 1. Fanus C Delp I Stover, C, Sherman, K. Smith, M, Lear, J. Rowles, G. Beam. THIRD ROW: Mr. A. Smith, R. Clark, P. Bishop. J. Sherman B Dasher, P, Dugan, E, Dasher, I. Baker, G. Shultz, Mr, P, Ecker, FOURTH ROW: R, Sherman, T, Lebo, D, Cook, R Myers R Campbell, R. Lebo, R. Grove, F, Hummel, C. Witter, L. Murphy. ABSENT: C, Peiper, D. Finkey, J. Mellott, A. Kuhn K Gep hart, C. Stcigelman. amifg goofgaf Coaches - P. Ecker, P. Paxton, A. Smith The Bubblers opened the 1953 football season with a Green team, having only one starter back from last year. The team, with a Will to Win and a few tough losses became veterans and ended the season with quite a few injuries, five hard earned wins and five hard fought losses. VARSITY Camp Hill Hummelstown Enola Biglerville New Cumberland Susquenita Swatara Susquehannock Millersburg Susquehanna Twp. JUNIOR VARSITY Camp Hill New Cumberland Biglerville Mechanic sburg Edison OPPONENTS B.S.H.S 13 0 7 6 IZ Z0 0 7 Z1 12 13 Z0 20 6 7 Z5 12 32 Z6 0 OPPONENTS B.S.H.S 0 7 O 13 O 19 18 0 13 7 Y. ihcrland Tlgara, outplayed and r bubblers 1 ah CHIIIICPS, 7-t -J J 4 f Before 2,0 BltiI.HRVIl..l.l-I. O' r vard third period tltiw- gave Rollin: S Kfrdivt over Bizlorvil tonight he-fore 2,090 t. Countr-ring on their o tlirrat of the night, thr- urrr- a dirr-ct ronti-nit to t' mrs who thrcatonf-d on f of occasions, hut voulrl The combination Dr-lp and .lolinny Rot the Purplc and Gold in itvz attack, It was to who .provided tht- tot ing over nftrr ho hr lrr pnxa to end Ilan A Iii-et, down at thr B 'foiling Springs to Meet Unola Qriclmen T tball za .sched- B I ta lor Saturday 't ,on the Boil- ' bool Field N C ters meet Panthers e u J. DJD. annual Alumn clameh- at Hoilin , a ,large crowd is ex he homecoming game tws well and this tear Th, goiiim gm. old grads are expected Btibblmt: will tw, to view tho new athlelef Opmsifion of lh,.tyk.K evening when they' bblers have lost, tw Cllmbvthttil far, but in each cas roaring into lluhhl e ball game the whol Bill Dittxnstns 'lt .dir Qslkuicetlng againuq rpatcti thig war an tells num' tu Q2-WNIN IN Mun 'ie heavy mud not the defeiigeoftibtiltl slow -ol' llcel Bolling li Satuzday afternoon ers tang 'iii I 32-12 the hapless Indiana ftrl of shivering fans, the final away con- tson for the Bubblers, 0 the Bolling Springs d by mutual agree- Lhe Mlllersbutg field nut in shape, Reports snow still hlatiketetl gridiron. -blocking line spring- -ii tlittetent bac-ks rls gains on sprin- ses ttoni the buck' he Purple and Gold It downs Lo Millers- Bubblers .,..ensive Power lsusquehanna nigh Trips T s Enola Pan' ers,t20-12 Boiling Springlmleven it . A constant! Springs Hlgh delighted it ln Saturday nigh Enola team L homecoming gi. letlc tleltl. , The Hnlibloro. ,scoring punch tot this season. notch wln of tho t-ampatgti louon and promise opponents all they Enola! record is also 5 Enola'took the oi g lad marched to the yard llne before Sprlngo llno dug ln a ,back to the 25. How team could not g ,Dpaher kicked 41 Campbell who ft Sherman recoveri- -uflf' ff' s'h9,.?ff,i Under di, t I V P to in R Shares it Tha haul! favored Nav Cir 'scored throughout the flrat I came alive ln the third period push acrona two touchdown! salvage their perfect record, 2 agalnst a flghtlng Bolling Spf tum Saturday night. The content was actua y game: ln op, with givilttl PY winning the tflrat. andflll ,hi Tlnrx gambler and vent O J I Spf W i 'Svvatara L- X V ,A --.--- , A 'nololltu snow High School ltihhlalotlll nursing their brulua lu! Batltrdayh victory our .N gum, will lil the powerful 1 ol fnom ara Township l ri-or ba U19 59411113 ' lil fi! - QS. P3f.E.'fY2. , .tint ii'.?.?'5f2f Dashes 65 Yard' ro 20-13 Bubble: Dashofa i854yard :print Year- tTll ?ff seniori n intew-optml DI-liixlll the her' Charhf' DHD minute of play hand rl I-jolt-nmel M' Played th S A 30,13 win m,,,,.'Sus,les last night. Tn ln i brilliant motto-haiftnfs Jflhll 5h l'f1Wfl Q 'k at. Duncannon Saturday Pl ' Si'l'm me com i 1' , tries. Phe remainder ad, with the exception me was played on a pow- ' b WU elrl so dusty nint-h ot' the Hes' who may br 1' 1 impossible to me from be back 1'19Xf year. ms' tistqnelianrta, showing khlwks had wmppd my the season of 7 wii td In the opening period 'es' had 100 much DOW ltDavo Lukena irrahbed' and mf' much 3999 Springs fumble and SGH of El'-rl Platt for ards to a touchdowrnfmii.. Pllpblffillfsl or ek.. nvtrnt vvnluf we-l -' o 0 onling Springs to Meet Srtnfgs Eli ratui-had the Btihbler ' later Supko touchdown. Benin: Sri point, on g open lbs hon' 4 at at when it Bnbblera at Bolling S ' ttlng bggk the that ga: the second Springs Bel' aparkplug OXDQCEBG- the klckofthll boon A ,where itlllnfiro at' x r 3ol1l'ng, 5 , , ,roast of f ,telds ln ., Q Both i lpt-ings los dh 'ut both clubs , -df ymng. The Robo f' f no letter-man in the lmefiiti. .1 ' ' f tt surprisingly strong. rollln .n C0'ClDt4i::300'BTNm-'?'h' Dil!! llrot downs to 13 for' a' vegeraii fullback.Bes1dea butch! hatilristamp Hin team. 'rm ntibbim ram on ofremlve.-70014 IIN Mio unmanned thi-fmglwttt tho game. the bo!! dofolllllvof DMU ll alot lnoxnerlence proved costly to area. The Swatara too? ll it Ydrtto Bnbblers at vnrloun times eran club and big endr owl ' m-otmhont the game. r Dasber lwas shaken up cond ot the catches and stalled at the 5. On Delp connected with but officials ruled aftvr stepping ln the end zone, are the halt ended, ed on a 16-yard TD eualty for illegal for- fled lt. Bob Clark, nga gluntorkback was at on the field with a X' me head on the-flnat 'Mhalf and was taken to ' mltal for observation. 'flcials said today the nuth has a possible ieriod was scoreless na added two more 'lnal frame to bring 26-0. Wlx slashed L92 .LQsan,a.1l14ytard Gridders on Tonight at li lers Win . iv- Tally, Sherman ee l DOM, Oct! 31--The 'into rinntoday innate, !8-7,bo- lvd here. is ,Boilers crew put ,mme .on ieelln the first period sn it tallied tvrlcl, iirat when or-over Beam ran 88 yotdsloma ravens and than when Chiba p laa,,,ak.lrted and lm: andthetay. ' ltthlrd od ' o l ii,i'Z',t'l'l s'm tl,fB,'?.f.'l lflllit lx!! luffetldti'hrlhenWK' ,dl Swatara and Bolling I The Bulldogs lost to a atromr' bono to pttthimotltolkllioltior have mot two Qoonilmon top: Elshleitnhey team. 11'-Ierslioy. foicked-by tha, nit. oi 'lt sua- 1511 at at lt ,I J - MH L toR FIRST ROW I Bare J Klracofe T Ryder T Bucher R Putt, C, Shenk, J, Klehl, R, Wilson, P, Clank, D, Matthew SECOND ROW R Slusser E Stump D Sherman R Shaeffer R Stemhour, G, Fishel, C, Jacoby, R, Grove, D, Shughart, C Matthew P Myers E Fxtung J Lllley THIRD ROW Mr Sm1th R Lichtenberger, W., Stone, R. Hammann, R. Turner, E JR. HIGH Camp Hill Susquehanna Hanover Carlisle l,U'll0l' ---'-:buss IJYLLOI' A .gCl:5LQ!6Cl! Coach P Paxton OPP IR. HIGH Shippensburg York Springs Biglerville OPP. B S 31 0 19 6 7 0 12 0 OPP. B.S. 37 Z4 22 29 Z0 17 L toR D Sherman M Shaeffer E Roth R Lebo Mr Paxton, R, Tamanoski, R, Steinhour, R. Murtoff, 'i,:f:255,:ii2i E2f - X Xl FIRST ROW, L, to R.: R, Grove, D, Vaughn, B. Lear, W. Murphy. SECOND ROW C' Tanger Mgr I Fanus R Brownawell lx Smith, H, Pcturman, R, Hammann, Mr,Paxton, unior Uardify Baagefgaff Coach - P. Paxton JUNIOR VARSITY Scotland William Penn Scotland New Cumberland Susquehanna Twp. Shippensburg Shippensburg Susquenita Susquenita Fairfield New Oxford East Berlin Newville York Springs Littlestown Biglerville OPP 43 71 34 42 45 57 49 35 37 25 43 21 35 26 Z5 43 L to R., FIRST ROW: Mgr. E. Tanger, T Lebo, G. Books, P, Bishop, D. Leib, J. Stover, R. Ocker. SECOND ROW Mgr L Negley, M. Ilgengritz, J. Baker, B. Dasher, E, Dasher, L. Bream, D. Kuntz, Mr. P. Ecker. lwlfdifg gadlfefgaf Coach - Mr. P. Ecker The 1953-54 basketball season proved very successful for the Bubblers In winning 27 and losing 3 they scored 1773 points to their opponents 1170, and com piled an average of 59 points a game to their opponents 37. In their highest scoring contest of the season against Newville, they rolled up 82 points, while they were held to 30 points by New Cumberland in their lowest scoring game. They won the Adams County League title and captured permanant possession of the traveling trophy by winning the Shaughnessy Playoffs. Their longest win streak of 24 games was snapped by a strong Camp Hill team in the second round of the P.I.A.A. Playoffs, thus closing a terrific season. VARSITY Scotland West Shore William Penn Scotland New Cumberland Susquehanna Twp. Shippensburg Susquenita Shippensburg Susquenita Fairfield York Springs New Oxford Littlestown East Berlin Dillsburg OPP. B.S. 32 42 40 47 55 43 25 46 39 30 39 52 47 63 38 60 43 55 30 46 30 61 30 62 39 57 42 67 29 66 30 69 VARSITY Biglerville Newville Fairfield York Springs New Oxford Littlestown East Berlin Biglerville West Shore Newville OPP 34 21 31 43 28 36 30 36 51 30 SHAUGHNESSY PLAYOFFS York Springs Biglerville P.I.A.A. PLAYOFFS Greencastle Camp Hill 36 41 44 61 Bolling Sprin , Def Thq,.DhFher brothers Berry, combined their Scotland last niizht to lem Springs High-'to a. -I2-32 over Scotland School in Ihe linen'-r for both if-Aim. Barry was hlzh svoror oi' nair. collectine 14 nnint-1 nm Boiling Sprin Trip Shipi SlilPPl1lNSllliHG. Springs High School 55-43 decision over hurg High baske lust night. Ac-unrai-y from Q?- the splendid shooting Breani vonibined to hrini 'HC gf blers e triumph ae Boiling Springs made good on ZSXI 33 foul shots. while Shippensb g converted 17 of 27. V Ili-earn led the winners with sev- en held goals and four fouls for L8 points, while teammate Millard Il- genfrltz sank one bucket and made eight fouls for 10. Bill Weawer led shippeneburg with 10 and Ray Keeler had eight. Shippeneliiirgc .Wa took the DFP' liminary by I 49-31 lilly- M Q Boilin ' S ring g P ,its fourth victory last night as Adams Coun GETTYSBURG-Boiling Springs won the Adams 'County Shaughnes- ey playoffs championship lest- night yith 3 49-41 victory overi Billervllle et the llddtf Memorial Gym. Q V, - Thde ie the third yeer fthgt khegBubl5lers, have playoffs and they retain permanently. The win represent Adamg County 'B or the PIAA state play Eddie Dasher scored 18 Bubblerl, while Barry Dasht 15. Wayne Guiee collected lt -Qlg.-Qannors, while Ter!! H Bolling Sprr Defeat S Boiling Springs, sparked Duher brothers, Bei-ryand ngletered en easy 52-39 our Susquehanna 'Doymeh 11'. '?i'5ii 'c' ' t I 1 . nuttin: spring-wel: it la ther rn period and then ily enlarged their victory margin tllroufhout u the Indians went Q.. Drub New .L.... g 'Springs Bubblers mbeeten' in the Adams gue at Boiling Springs y dubbing New Oxford, 'es the 18th vtetory in SSCPS . 7 'i .4 RLIN-BOl1iI1g Spr' coiuiiiued to roll over all 0 in the Adams County I last night, lambasting 74-30, lor the Bubbleri' loop win. Guarfi Leroy Broan BUIIING TIIPS IITTLESTII Boiling Spring.s, uudefeatef Adams bounty League play et Bubblers downed Lfttlestown 6'- on the Littlestown court. Barry and Eddie Difsher led Bubbiers with 16 and 12 points epectively while Littlestown, han lost all of its three st leaixudnlny. was led bv Der SPRINGS IIPS FAIIIFIELIQ tures lmament rtmen T Z ma wn. get Wm I .prlngs High r ckeld up basketball ti-in h of the season last night. do ln!! SCN' lsnd Industrial School, 46-25. on oiling Springs Cagers games tor Conch Bud, if , land Clanke Bittner 'with as S an 18-10 margin for the 1 4 ini xg Springs Gets 3rd SPRINGS lGERSlIJEFEATI xriton, hitting con .uns ..e.r-xxrori 15 nni Oxford, 72-2 V ismunc strain mvs wfsi I Like 'Ole Man Rivqer, Springs just keeps rollin' . The Bulrblere ,did it again lllgllfi dumping WBSIL SIIOPQ ' Il-Iigh School baaketballiteem. jurg lor mi 20th victory or the i SPRINGS .CES BTH SAI Springs won its eig i 1 il Inst A your last nifzhi. liunni tit 45-IIU ln .ii slow gn Burl Et-kert used his I the entire ionqth q HIIQ' one in uhm-ii I iisomed the winn tinge prnl-t.i1:uIly in the seoond nr-i lil 12' points. hole The Trojans, led. by Doa ,points kept West Shore rl the battle throllgh. the 211112 ers in the third period kept th ' front to stay ry Dasher netted 20. 15 and Leroy Br he wlnnens Boilinl in three. inlz had ll and il: I' ill to lend the uin' while 'l'mn Bornuxaifs 14 llundy Si.ip.i0's 10 were high lsusqtipiiimy PS .1 Susqnenitn won the JV gn 37,35 ,ng Springs Passers , Greencastle: Will Oppose Her BIIILINI3 SPRINGSf' GIIIIIITMEN .VIGT ig! Springs defeated Ye 62-45 at Bolling Sprln ht for the Buhblere ni: Adams County Lal Dm Kuna ld IM ' feats V rr Fifillml lnrihll -Kink Bounty League ohegmvlo on reenowtle Franklin 5, A M-44 uv-' 8 Glue B DIIYG bb! OOM-V99 court. i The Buwlm will . Hill an the Dickineon -:LJ QA. C. Bolling Stra Belling springs High Sci ed to its fifths straight he Viotnrv ll tha llighklnve :E View ssrnmsse that am . Deeher, li fd 15 pbintljlploedl .. .ming Springs to its It 4 8 llviptory of the 861103, e I6-il dl 3 1 lsion over East Berlin on the Bi i 'i'Eing Springs floor. U f Que -I , Both Deeher bon ecorei In .Over Tlream, g .... ... llgentritz, g 4... ... Total .............. :statin their fourth lou in Ave 1th9riwingetIlfi0m.' Yh have M40 .. d m Wueld mall and mm. 'ood 8.111 Dgghgr bpd polnu and --A 9 u -e S B 0 ' ' 5' ' ' ' I H ' ' ' 'HIYOB tree Shl'0Wl for D01 :gtlggr Pddiz hast Lemy Brgem , e e ' 0 , petals. Leroy Breem added .14 1 Off' - 'f-'Bob 0-fi lhn Sprm tures 1- ll M S Kula WI! had nm' 90l7ltl'I I P . I I' V Pictu KYH1i:liIRd 1 v Y LW 1 QM, 1 Q lf. i ,, I 1 '15 . 1 J , , K L X, ,K o o Q.. ' , S 0 5 fill! v Q 1 YA 1 a Q Alli' il' :if J' ' . up - ,QQ Y. R e Q F L gif!! fsgf ii 1,5 E Q u .+G Q W 'Q HQ' 5 f F , GIRLS VARSITY West Shore Czimp Hill York Springs Littlcstown Biglorville Fairfield New Oxford East Berlin We-st Shore Nvwville L, to R., FIRST ROW: C. Weibley, D. Bream, D. Epply, M. Schwartz, P, Clark, J, Walters, R, Wolf, L. Negley, E, Brandt, J Lilley, J. Sherman, SECOND ROW: E, Wise, R, Clark, W. Murphy, D, Sherman, R. Myers, M, Shaffer, R. Sherman, B, Lear, R. Grove, C. Sherman. THIRD ROW: Mr. P. Paxton, G. Beam, M. Ilgenfritz, D. Leib, E. Dasher, L. Bream, R. Brownawell, D, Kuntz, I, Fanus, G. Books, T. Lebo, Mr. P. Ecker, Clfriifg Kanada! Coaches - P. Ecker, P. Paxton The Bubbler nine opened the season with a very inexperienced team, having only two members back from last year. They lost their first three games and then sparked to life to wind up the season with thirteen wins, four losses, and one tie. The team upheld the honor of the teams of the last four years when they went undefeated in league competition and won the championship. The outlook on baseball at Boiling Springs for the next few years is very bright because the team loses only two first string players through graduation, along with three reserves. The rest of the team consists mainly of Freshmen and Sophomores and a few Juniors. The JV'S finished their season with a log of four wins and four losses. VARSITY OPP. VARSITY OPP New Cumberland 4 Biglerville 1 New Cumberland 5 Gettysburg 0 York 18 Alumni 4 Kennard Dale 16 Susquenita O JUNIOR VARSITY York Springs 7 Shippensburg 2 New Cumberland 4 Gettysburg 8 Carlisle 1 Susquenita 2 York Springs 8 Littlestown 4 Biglerville 5 Newville 0 Carlisle 5 New Oxford 1 York Springs 1 Fairfield 3 New Cumberland 1 York Springs 0 Biglerville 3 East Be rlin 0 niuussrmussg Bllilllili svmrlss Boiling springs Defeats SHIPIQQIEBURG TIE rursnqgnvsnuns Fairfield Ni,,e,fee4 To 3 SHIPPENSBURG -- Both ' Boiling 'Springs High Qchool 'J' Springs and Shlpbensbu' muncefl buck with five runs in U10 .Boufnxg Spkgzfifhfff vm mum!! ,wo times in the fourth ' ut inning yesterday to edge Get-mime' Equine ' ymsl' 'Lila meterday afternoon wburg High, 9-8. twlblwaknlg fun 1:1 Kuff nA squad-s battled to J, Left-hander Ronnie Myers won mn? yeueriaayd Il. gui! lame halted at g 'Q second game of the season--lt Smmg' Q 4 et' il? of nnmgs- ,nj h th. . for Bomn Held and its ninth vttmg Millard Ilge' moved around 'orsj Ronnie md took sec nholce amd bol :he Bubblers Hits by T Bill Weave Brunner lf Hounds i' Kllng ar Smltl1's Jlark, 2b Ilgeufritz, ss . . . . Myers, lf ....... ..... Q ' 3row'w'lll, 3b 3 0 0 Joker, rl .... .. 3 0 1 Qream, c ..... . . . 3 0 Jasher, lb .... ... 3 0- 0 Sherman, 'p ..... .... 3 0 0 Vlurphy. cl I.. . ..... . 3 0 0 ..............- , .1.....-,. O I Bolling Springs High Loses to New Cmnl New Cumberland High? Wich- ng continued to punle Bolling iprings batters again yesterday u the Tigers scored their second ihutout of the year over the Bub- rlen, B-0, a.tiBolllng Springs. Rlgvhtlmndor Jay Dugan rant he route, striking out 1 'I ul-lowing three hits. H V valk A batter. Double l-her and,1Lgy3194-Billy ll annum: sw' nuupfgp KA undo of nth Surinam- ln Bounty League 'qm Llttleltogn g roltordar obtsrniipn. The Thunder Bolts' or Jn! Shebaker yan lntholntlnnfhfto ----0 0 0 Mon o three-run adv ---- 3 3 1 0lQ,'Q',f,2ff,Q'j. num. :pf 0 0 omfa. ug 3 g 3 Dugan Htl mm li '-H-H' ' walked two llgqnfritl, ul . Broom. o ... Brownnvell. Bb I its first setback, 1-0. 0 ' and r ' 0 lmeet next 'Springs where t 4l'llIlCll the title L- 1 da Cahners' triu ,rivals tied at Q s -w though he had some .il r R 4 moments in the top of the wg: tsghggfiguallld on th when four Gettysburg nurbunted salfel semli Y. tossed- the Plath' e ond. Don Sherman Brownawell at thiy lg 'choice' and Don ting .for Bill Mm-pl lBlllllYlg Daeher tn 11-0 man to set-ond, , Charlie Shenmr teutionally to il .igs was assured.Myers then sine lr the title honors in 'with the winning 'ounty League yes-i Both Myers an the Bubbiers wal- M' 'lin, 11-O. while Yon was handing -Biglervi ' Di vit George . i... . . hng Blglerviile Boiling Sr ' U. four-nm any ls for New Cumber New Cumberland Blazer, at ..... Bingaman, glxnnab ' 1 1 :gnu ly followed Bmgr ' 8 0 x 0Boillng springs a 4-0 lead Kay. .... I 0 0 obomng spring' ab M , 0 0 oclin-k,2b s .. 0 Wise, 2b .... .. ... .... 8 0 0 Oukenmltz . , 1 0 GBFSEE, C -fBlllltiNG 1, ,ss 4 5 -..N........ .'. ..,.l5 I I lprlnqo -nb r In ian, 1 8 0- 0 0 .. a 1 ner, c ....3 0 0 ii m, rf ...,a o o ol - 11, 3b o 0 z i i :m:e....... . 2 o o oi L Du m I' ' xo 0 0 erun nme for? ....1 0 1 of u 2 t1y,o z o o o'4 'O' 'O' 03 County Leagl 5 itching 1 V as o s olfh A t Dftdhbd bi-H bltilnl 501' gh: 1:23. nnneos-. I 6 'rd Wm 5 season. RQ 71 ling Spring! Buh trash-men ln the ir fourth ntrlllh Langue title witl over Blglervlllo ll s Int night. a Bubblefs leventl ue vlotory and thot: vv and gave Boiling log for the season freshman loft the distance fo: giving up six him striking out lawn. El Je Bubbler stuck wlu n' double, ..,i. ,....-....- .ptures .lghth Victorv, ,ln Rom aigltlll-'all-liglee in the first E Boili g Sy 'ings to its 0 1: - 0 ory lily. non' at Yin' ' , Trips Newwuf terday as the Bubhlvr, ' ,ed York Swings Hmm Charles Sherman had a no-hit -no-run game spoiled yesterdau m Niven and wlievmi when the last batter hit safeh 9l'm'8l1 connlsinerl 1. and was thrown out M eewnd- Srprings on seven hitj shermanh- feat WP, Penormm is County League, Um, for Boiling Springgi in 5 8-9' vic as the Bubblers tltthtory over Nvwvllle -fm the-.Bl-W 1 E row' blers' Held? lt wa the-Xseoonc rx, Millard Ilgenn-nz,-Adam! County l-08111 Willem' Ulf ,H and Ron Bmwm, Bubblerg and the second lou for ronsecutive hits in Nawvme' xl- Q g, A ground out Frank Zislir. Newvllle catcher gwalwas the ?y who gpoileq Sher .man's no-li tr no-run game when h 'fgeldlined lQ0lllld,Q,Qi!l?lQ sto 'ten 2 ' S intl, , ' tryin! 0 put out at ,r :gs 3 git into 5,-1' 'P' ,mi Y ' ' 'J ' W ' winners A ind belted' ln I ' 0003, ont but ' t nynerforznariob. i-lor non' omni 9905000 li a 101'fi00.x-4 4 1 .ter nexgtqf. LHL--e.--a-.-L.. ,.N -rum I Duncamzgm 'ltnnnleitylyoiw 'l tlxdghlihnd . ywmmm 'N Boiling if .Altl il Duhor. lb .... I seventh. , Mm, - V V, r - , it o. sim-mn, . by Innings ' 'rn' subiiim, immaxng wmal:f:fQ :,'f:,'gm mfF HUYDIIY. el :unusual . '31, Cumby!-had Mu 400 001 0,5 ipionl, A1011 behind ihQklY8'h1tvDltth'l ,vrhjf kmfhm W C. ilsermln, lf ...... 4 0 .11 Op. gp,-msg nun... 000 000 ogg ing .of Ronild. Hyatt tndQIAN1QQ,mz main lie n D Accesses ooo 2 L I -E I ... unhurnl zlvmilnl t V , - T' . cunt: :Br-1,-om-, Bauer.. sn-l U 9 'T 'Ftirqgg in rnniywi, ?0f-ill snnnuzfr 34 1 .B-'amor Bins, Duxln. 8,-,Bin . MQW? ' .. m ' man. Kohler: bone on halts-off: :MP .bmw mid fncF!'l-if - A umm: f' K. f Y I 1 4 L. to R. , FIRST ROW: R. Snyder, W. Heckman, M. Saphore, C. Wise, P. Saphore, L. Blosser. SECOND ROW: R. Weiss, D Vaughn, R. Ocker, R. Clark, D. Vaughn, C. Witter. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lauer, V. Weibley-Mgr., M. Jacoby, J. Baker, M Shughart, W. Tanger, G. Schultz, J. Rowles-Mgr. wrdifg flue Coach- W. Lauer The Bubblers opened their second track season with a very inexperienced team. The first event of the year was a triangular meet with Susquehanna Twp. and Enola at Progress. In this meet we scored 41 points against 90 for Susquehanna Twp and 11 for Enola. Jim Baker won first place in the discus and the javelin, and also placed third in the broad jumpg Leon Blosser was a member of the 2X5 mile relay which placed secondg Barry Dasher placed second in the high jump and fourth in the shot putg Tim Gephart placed second in the shot put and fourth in the discusg Milton Jacoby placed tie for fourth in the high jump and fourth in the broad jumpg Marlin Lear was a member of the second place zfs mile relay: Richard Ocker placed second in the 880 yd. rung Paul Saphore placed third in the 100 and 220 yd. dashes and was on the second place mile relay teamg Bill Tanger was a member of the second place 2.f5 Slit. 1 QW Q mile relay: mile relay: yd. low hurdles, was a mem- lay teamg R CJK, place in the 110 yd. , X, mile relay team. Our next was the Venzeke ing for the long it , 1 0 4- 0 Dean Vaughn was on the second Bob Weiss tied for first place placed fourth in the 440 yd. ber of the second place Charles Witter tied for low hurdles and was on chance for gaining more Relays. We left early in jaunt to our destination, 1 0 place 2f5 in the 110 dash,and mile re- third second place experience the morn- Boye rtown. We took seven boys to enter in tliree relays. The 440 yd. relay team finished sixth in a field of twenty schools. Members of the team were: Paul Saphore, Marlin Lear, Cletus Wise, and Bill Tanger. The 880 yd.relay team placed seventh in a field of fourteen teams. Mem- bers of the team were: Marlin Lear, Dean Vaughn, Bob Weiss, and Bill Tanger. The mile relay team finished ninth in a field of fourteen schools. Members of the team were: Paul Saphore, Charles Witter, Bob Weiss, and Cletus Wise. The team Hill for the third and placed third meet 8 in. in Richard Our lerville ing to the first in the Barry Dasher Richard Ocker to win the the 880yd. rung went to the Lower Susquehanna Conference Meet at Camp meet of the year. Jim Baker won first place in the discus in the javelin. His platter toss of 129 ft. 4 1f4 in. set a new record which was second only to his record toss of 133 ft. the first meet of the Ocker placed fifth in the next meet was with a team who gave us a tune of 92 to 16. Jim discus and third in placed third in the l 4 21 13 led the field the 1 -nn., mile and then came Q1 1-9 season. 880 yd. run. strong Big- terrific beat- Baker placed the javeling high jump: whole way in third in Paul Saphore placed third in the 100 yd. dashg Bob Weiss placed third in the 180 yd. low hurdlesg and Cletus Wise placed third in the Z20yd. dash.- - - The season closed at the District 3 Meet at Lancaster. Jim Baker placed third in the discus - missing the State Meet by 3 ft. VHHSITU The Cheerleading squad is composed of eight Varsi- ty and six Junior High members. The squad is divided into the Varsity and Junior High eer ea errj respectively. In addition to cheerleading they decorate the football field for all home games and carry the high school banner in front of the band for all parades. ' CQ . 9 I V ,Q 4 g. fe , if . . - XM . -' ' A 4, -A MQ' . .5 W .. . .- H+ -T1 if 5 L, to R.: J. Shughart, K, McCoy, J, Shugharr, J. Yeingst, C. Fetrow, M. Clark. X Y 1I WI Wi .xdcfiuified l00l'fJ , Queen EEN f '-in , . ' -. 5 Yi 5 f 5, wg gm, Q? , 5. A - . .. yy, 'iff V f r i :ff qwuv- ,v 'L Si 57' , 1 sf 31, ,. gl, '? . gvJ '!w' gif: f O ,l as ,4 .1 1' U7 '. X K-, '. .5 .Q , 1. -B.. , 5 1 4 flkl ' a .J . 4: K . I Xti S '.1.! Q S: A-,, 4. I 7' . . K X ' ip' Til 'ly 'J x j' N - Q LQ. Sm I 'W'- .. V AJ' , N . a 3. ZGCII' 601114 ws Q a 'f If ,QM -'sv ,P 4 fl , ,, .A 1 ,Wf Y W. I' W. fl' ' a- frw-' .N .f.- QQ--a ygtziz-:Q-Lain.-w' L rf' v A Lv, I f .. M gg. EW? figs?-' Y 5 an 'I as VJ W AQ 'K' ' V -1 unior MEET CORLISS ARCHER Chns Dav1s and Tom Lebo if' QR ri' ..'X A f ,xx 'ur SEATIED L, to R., J. Resslcr, M. McCoy, C. Davis, C. Wcast, G. Fcuiclc. STANDING L. to R. , S. Chronistcr, T. Lcbo, C. Coulson, P. Maurice, D. Clepper, D. Leib, M. Lobo. L. to R. , C, Coulson, C. Davis, T. Lcbo, G. Fcniclc, D. Lcib. .gy enior your .gzafing puff Mr. Paxton expresses his enjoyment. The Seniors who attended the party. , K THE CHAMPIONS Sandra Rowe Doris Kinkaid ag ag ueen ana! and 2. D U l.. l lol! : D. hm -fl' nth CI. Wc.asl, D. Matthews, I. Heller, A. Hammann, Queen - J. Miller, S. Slovcr, S. Bugrosky, C. Davis, K. Ryder ag RL glance V. , , ,V . X-I ? ' Q 1 m ma, , if I X 'Q .rZ'V 4 ' g H D A -. R, AT FRONT TABLE, L. to R.: P. Sharp, Miss Hackman, A. Hammann, Miss Davis, N, Finkey, M, Jacoby, S. Stov- er, C, Weibner. TABLE TO THE LEFT, L. to R.: R. Weiss, J, Crum, M, McCoy, R, Shoiler, P, Goodyear, D. Matthew, I, Ressler, F, Hum- mel, S. Bagrosky, M, Wag- goner. TABLE TO THE RIGHT, L, to R.: B. Clark, Miss Lewis J, Miller, G. Keck, J. Sher- man, J. Comp, Mrs, Heckman Mr, Heckman, STANDING, L, to R.: T, Lebo, D. Leib, D, Clepper, T. Gephart, P. Bishop J, Stover, G. Books, AROUND TABLE R. to L.: J, Ressler, J, Crum, G, Books J Stover T, Gephart, T, Lebo, D, Leib, D Clepper P Bishop, P. Goodyear, Clffon Clic 2 B TGN Q B ,o.. rs Wim f Q' R Helen Musselrnan - Singing Falling in Love with Someone 'F L, to R.: V. Carpenter, C. Davis, J, Heinze, S, Stover, P. Eckert, A. Harnrnann - Doing the Canj Can Bob Clark - Selling the Banann A .xx I 45, Q o , 'QE UFLLOP' QKILOI' l'0l7l ' 1' 1 - ...jp ., x K A e ,A nd' may 1 pe Drivers Tmiuirrg Department - Mr, whirwmh flnstructorp . 'A Chow Timc - Cafeteria Workers .sw I . rv rx 1 te. Health Department - Dr. Kough, Mrs, Famer - Nurse Mrs. Snyder - Secretary p..-r :Wi .t, K s.,-,, l , Clean-Up Crew qCustodial Staffp x ',. .. -.N ' Y f Q -md!! mi if li,,,. -,. .J , x ., H V A .. 1., .Q ' fi v Z M' Af if -12, A-uni. as QIQZLQQJQBS gig 5355 Qi' Q'4.g? Q'-. 'ha is Z-3? 6:5 ? 2 G QV ew' 2 Q5 1' os 9 F fy 0 gr Q, si A 'tiff Q, BTVX6, Q6 +0 0 U f ' X7 0+ ' I 0 42-, I oQ I. 'I f 2, 0 ag 65 -F 5713. :O 0 6350992 2 X fbi us Wg? ffl HS CARLISLE TRUST UIIMPANY Z W. High Street MEMBER: ' 'FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ' 'FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COR PORAT ION ' ' Compliments of DASHER'S GROCERY Churchtown, Penna. Meats - Produce - Confectioneries J. C. WENTZEL AND SON Wholesaler of Confections - Fountain Supplies Paper 8: Tobaccos 18 E. High Street, Carlisle, Pa. YOUNG'S ' M' 1 Quality 1nera s Compliments for of Livestock and Poultry Represented by ELMER A. STUMP Spring Garden Street, Carlisle, Pa. Phone 733-W HENDERSON'S SHOE STORE 'Footwear for The Entire Family , For Your Congratulations S t' G d To The mass of '54 por mg 00 S and From Equipment L. B. PHILLIPS-REAL ESTATE 54 W. Louther St. Carlisle, Pa. Phone 2434 SHEAFFER BROS. Hanover Sz North Sts. Carlisle, Pa. ' 'Congratulations' ' THE COMBO Boiling Springs BABE LUTZ'S SUNOCO SERVICE Warmest Regards And Every Good Wish To Each Graduate Of The Class Of 1954 R. E. WEISS Boiling Springs Your G. E. Dealer Compliments Compliments of of DON'S BARBER SHOP JACOBY'S GARAGE Master Mix and Roseland Feeds Davco and Agrico Fertilizers BOILING SPRINGS SWIMMING POOL W, A, DIEHL Swim In Water Pure Craighead Station Carlisle, R. D. 146, P Enough To Drink Make CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Your Bank Phone 580-581 Carlisle, Pa. A Member Of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J. P. BIXLER 8: SONS Carlisle, Pa. l08 Years of Service WEAVERS FUUD MKT. BARNHARTS GROCERY Boiling Springs KIEIN 15' 6'R0CfR,V Allen Members of A. G. Food Stores Compliments of DAILY MOTOR EXPRESS INC. Carlisle, Pa. LOCUST POINT STONE QUARRIES Forrest S. Brenneman, Owner Crushed Stone Agricultural Limestone Fertilizer - Bag and Bulk Delivery and Spreading Service Excavation, Grading, Asphalt Paving Massey - Harris and New Holland Machinery PAUL S. SI-IOVER 35 East Willow Street Loyville, Pa. Phone 137-J Carlisle, Pa. Compliments of JOSEPH W. GIBSON FUNERAL HOME Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Phone 341 6'0MPllMfN75' 0F A FRILWD Compliments of JACK KOTTMYER Plumbing Sn Heating 15 N. Pitt St. Carlisle, Pa. For SYLVANLA T. V. With Halo - Lite See WALLY KITNER 46 W. Louther St. - Carlisle, Pa. Phone 1559 RUFE CHEVROLET Z5 N. Bedford St., Carlisle New Cars, New Trucks, Parts And Mechanical 81 Body Service Iivkvivklklk Used Car 8: Used Truck Sales Lots At East High and Spring Garden Streets West High and Parker Streets 728 N. Hanover Street Compliments of BAUGHMAN'S BOYS' 8: STUDENTS' WEAR 134 N. Hanover St. Carlisle, Pa. LITTLE'S HOME MADE CANDIES Salted Nuts - Caramel Corn Farmers Market or 155 'D' St., Carlisle Phone 804-R Congratulations and Best Wishes To You, The Graduate! - We Solicit Your Patronage - R. A. HOUCK JEWELER Your Hallmark Greeting Card Store 2.1 W. High St., Carlisle, Penna. Congratulations to The Class Of '54 From 8.4 YEINGST at BRENNEMAN BARBER SHOP IIIVISIIIN Carlisle Corporation All Types Inner Tubes Bicycle Tires Retread Material Carlisle , Pa. 71 W. Louther St. Carlisle, Pa. Compliments of CARLISLE HARDWARE Charles Kingsborough, Prop. Class of '36 SADIE'S DRESS SHOP Service In Fashion Hanover At North St., Carlisle, P CARLISLE APPLIANCE 81 FURNITURE CENTER 129-131 North Hanover St. Carlisle, Penna. Fashions For The Walter K- BOYCI' Junior - Misses - Half Sizes Owner Telephone 872-J Compliments of CARLISLE FOOD MARKET Carlisle's Complete Food Store Compliments of BOWMAN 81 CO. Carlisle, Pa. 6'f0R6'f.S Always Appreciate Phone 26 Your Patronage Carlisle, Pa Compliments of M. 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Congratulations To The Class of '54 from KRONENBERG'S Pennsylvania's Leading For 86 Years m C FEUCHTENBERGER'S Carlisle, Pa. Wa Lumbe r Millwork Clothier Building Materials Roofing - Paint Builders' Hardware Carlisle Dillsburg Compliments of LEI-IMAN'S On The Square Carlisle, Pa. Youthful Fashions H. R. GUTSHALL 81 SONS Phone 2051 Carlisle, Pa John Deere Quality Farm Equipment CLYDE K. MARTIN Plumbing and Heating Sales and Service Tel. 117-M Louther St. , Carlisle , Quality Chickens and Turkeys Broilers - Fryers - Roasters The Year Round H. W. KIMMEL Carlisle R. D. ffl Phone Carlisle 2737-J-4 visit The CARLISLE SHGPPING CENTER 84 FARMERS MARKET lf2 Mile from Carlisle on the York 8: Boiling Springs Road - Market Hours - Friday .... Z P.M. to 9 P.M Enjoy Fine Home Cooking At RHODES RESTAURANT Specializing in Chicken in the Basket Steaks - Chops - Sea Food Also our Specialties Hours Daily 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Come in and enjoy our friendly Atmosphere and Courteous Service FREE PARKING Compliments of Compliments of THOMAS JEWELRY COMPANY -l 35 S. Hanover St. Carlisle, Penna. ENSMINGER'S STUDIOS Harrisburg, Pa. For Camping Equipment Outdoor Clothing and Shoes HERMAN W. MARKS 36 Church Ave. Our School Photographer Carlisle, Penna Tuesday .... Z P.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday .... 7 A.M. to 4 Compliments READ'S ICE CREAM Carlisle, Pa. Compliments of SNYDER'S GARAGE Mervin F. Forry, Prop. Gulf Products Towing Service Open 24 Hours A Day Mount Holly Springs, Pa. Phone-52-J Compliments of CUYLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC 25 S. Compliments of WEISS BROS. Restaurant 8: Cafeteria Supplies 8: Equipment 13th St. Harrisburg, ARNOLD'S FOOD MARKET Complete Food Service Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Distributors of 'Wilson Sporting Goods BERNIE'S 1014 N. 3rd St. Harrisburg, Pa. Open Evenings The Rexall Stores Carlisle, Pa. SHEARER'S DRUG STORE Z2 8: Z4 W. High St. Economy Cut Rate 31 N. Hanover St. STAlVIBAUGH'S DAIRY Ice Cream - Milk Phone 40 Carlisle, Pa. Milk Coolers Milking Machines McLAUGHLIN'S SURGE SERVICE 445 E. North St. Carlisle, Pa. Phone 1865 Water Heaters Wash Tanks Follow Events In Boiling Springs In THE EVENING SENTINEL Cumberland County's Best Advertising Medium J. W. MYERS 8: CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors Food Products - Notions - Tobaccos Carlisle, Pennsylvania CARLISLE POULTRY gl EGG ASSOCIATION Buyer and Seller of Quality Eggs THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS, PENNA. Est. 1906 Complete Banking Service Member of F. D. I. C. Member Federal Reserve Bank D ry Cleaning by SE RAS '4'Downtown . . . . 113 W. High St. 'lfDrive-In ....... 700 N. Hanover St. Carlisle , Pa. l Hour Dry Cleaning Service 3 Hour Shirt Laundry 0 ti Y mtl, fx ii? SINCE 1890 THE EATON-DIKEMAN CO. MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS, PA. Filter Papers have earned their degrees E 8- D papers don't own PhD's, but they do have degrees of filtration, clarity, and rapidity. More than 60 grades are regularly made for labora- tory and industry. E 81 D papers have been going to school since l89O. Quite a record. And they are made by the only company in America exclusively devoted to the manufacture of filter paper. Write for free samples. BAKER 8: GUSSMAN Printers 16 N. Pitt Street Carlisle, Pa. Phone 374 MYERS FURNITURE CO. 164 N. Hanover St. Carlisle, Pa. Phone 94 Complete Home Furnishings S. C. BOYER REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Diamonds - Jewelry Hamilton Fine Watches 1 N. Hanover St., Carlisle, Pa. Your Newest Hallmark Greeting Card Store MCCOY BROS. INC. General Contractors Excavating Grading Carlisle R.D. if 5, Pa. CURTIS MOTORS, INC. 108 West Allen St. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Phone: Mechanicsburg 9721 Harrisburg 60196 and 73053 Dodge and Plymouth Sixes Dodge Red Ram V-Eights PETERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT Carlisle, Pa. Phone 1877-J Allis-Chalmers 8: Ferguson Tractors 81 Implements Simplicity Garden Tractors ' 'All Farming Needs' ' Congratulations On The Successful Completion Of Another Years Study EARLEY'S Furniture Floor Coverings Draperies Where The Discriminating Buyer Ends Her Search Carlisle Penna. The J. A. BUSHMAN COMPANY Publishing - Printing - Advertising 115 - 117 West Main St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Daily Local News MT. HOLLY BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone Mt. Holly Springs 24-M 526-Z8 N. Chester Street Lumber 8: Millwork - Overhead Doors Sewer Tile - Roof Coatings Pittsburg Paints Custom Made Storm Sash Bricks 8: Brick Mortar GOOD LUCK' ' IR WIN 'S DAIR Y SHE K TITTLE Sporting Goods - Toys 'Everything for Sport' 313 Market Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania Listen To WHYL-CARLISLE Compliments of BEDFORD SHOE CO. The Big Coverage Music Station G. C. BLOSSER CO. Distributor Everyone in Central Pa. Dials of While in Carlisle Ma's Old Fashion 'Root Beer 222 E. 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