Camp Hill High School - Camillon Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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' A yearb put forth The cha the fa r cu drama i process trations play suc citizenshi Seniors h nacle of the run o Watch o ories tha of the 19 from diary of scrapboo We, as s gram of in it-and cessfully its role in American educ four performance-our public educ now. ook-a dream fulfilled-o product by every member of the Class of acters in our play are the student lty of Camp Hill High Schoolg the p s the recreated life of a year filled of learning, maturing, and solvingg are candid pictures of our cast as it p. ave the starring role, for we are a our acting career-this year marks t ur playg enjoy every fragment of t t flood your mind as you turn overt 59 Camillon, be it this year or twe As Camp Hill students it serve eventsg as Camp Hill seniors it serv k. eniors, have made the yearbook our closing performance and hav now it is ours and yours to cheris Copyright 1959 by CAMP HILL HIGH SCHOOL Camp Hill, Pennsylvania S of effort 1959. body and lot of our with the the illus- strives to ation and t the pin- he last in ation. he mem- he pages nty years as your es as our the pro- e starred h. In lookung back over our years In Comp Hull Hugh School we feel It can honestly be sand that we wall always regard them as hnghly rewarding and enrnchung We were often confronted wnth the reolusm of change whnch was dlmcult for us to understand and accept However ut was through your constant endeavors an guldmg and encouraging us that we accepted the challenge and are now leaving our alma mater as a group of nndlvxduals who will be better able to sensibly face future problems Your belnef In a luberal education together wnth your recognition of the importance In having us express our own opnnnons and thoughts provuded 11 the necessary Incentive to work dnllgently and make our high school experience cs profitable one One by one the bunldmg blocks of self confidence were molded because you saw the value of help :ng guiding and counselling us In all our actnvntues without dolng our lab for us Your Interest In each one of us nndlvldually as well as In the class as a whole together wnth your wonderful sense of humor contributed greatly to a healthy and pleas ant hugh school experience lt IS with our deepest respect and humble thanks that we the class of 1959 dedncate our Camullon to you Muss Eluzobeth A Bnshop and Mr Donald E Enders f!Q S-s ' 5 -- ,, Q f . If ,113 W -1 I c., ' , -15+ 0 , .,, ,ev 2 7 Mu J' f gf 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 , . . . , . ,., in ' The Board of School Directors is shown in the above picture. The members, in the usual order, are: Mr. William E. McClure, president of the H. B. McClure Company, Mr. P. O. Van Ness, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania State School Directors' Association, Mr. R. T. Grim, owner of Grim's Radio and Appliance Repair Shop, Mrs. Thomas Polk, mother and housewife, Mr. H. P. Cowley, consulting engineer for Gatter and Diehl. Mrs, Frances B. Baker, employee of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Mr. William A. Fenical, secretary and business manager for the school district. The school board is a quasi-corporation whose sole purpose is to establish the educational po- licies for Camp Hill's schools under Pennsyl- vania's school laws. The Board of School Directors determines the educational policies that will be used by the school district. It is a responsibility of the school district to select teachers, to provide for the fi- nancing of the school program, and to evaluate periodically the outcomes of the education pro- gram. Camp Hill was incorporated as a borough on September 15, 1885. The original high school building was constructed in 1907 on the present site. Additions to this building were made in 1915, 1920, and 1938. A new building was erected in 1952 on the same site, retaining the 1938 addition. ln 1956 further additions were made and plans are now in progress for an addition to be completed in 1959. Camp Hill High School offers a large variety of courses. lt is one of the more progressive schools in central Pennsylvania. A great per- centage of its alumni has been successful in vari- ous professions and vocations. Our school's val- ue as an effective educational institution has been due to the cooperation of the Board of Edu- cation, administration, faculty, student body, and residents of the community. 1:1 lt has been our aim to assist each of you to grow to your maximum capacity. As you be- gin life beyond high school use this growth to do good to mankind, for a man's true wealth is the good he does in this world. Graduation from high school does not con- clude our interest in you. Our services are al- ways available to assist with your progress toward desired goals. We encourage you to keep us informed of your development as your successes and failures are evaluated in terms of our contribution to your high school training. We congratulate you for the successes of the past and challenge you to accept commence- ment as the beginning of a period of more in- tensive and specific experiences which will fur- ther prepare you for worthwhile living. E.. Commencement, 1959, comes in the midst of a great national and international crisis. ln other lands civilization seems to be breaking up-a condition which serves to bring us to a new realization of lust how precious to us is the American way of life. The best answer to this challenge is national strength. lf our problem is to secure greater na- tional strength through greater individual strength, education is the answer. A well-edu- cated nation is a strong nation. An intelligent, enlightened citizenship is better able to meet shock and strain. lf the nation needs greater moral and spiritual reserves, then it needs our greater reserves of these factors. As you depart from the portals of this school may I commend to you the following: First, de- velop an intense desire to succeed, Second, plan carefully and minutely the path to the goal for which you are heading, Finally, be content to establish a firm foundation for each future posi- tion and to make haste slowly. Fulfill each position as if your life depended upon it but at the same time keep in mind the necessity of seeking larger and broader opportunities. May I wish success and good luck to each mem- ber of the Class of 1959. MRS MILDRED V BECKLEY SCCPCLHPICS SALLIE HALL CLARENCE H BILGER Math club Archery club EDMUND L MOORE Sensor Class Adviser HI Y club Phoiography club Guldance MARVIN L MENErLEY Model Builders club, MRS LYNDELL S HOUPT EARL FRANKLIN DANNER Com club Yearbook Faculfy Manager of Foo? ball Siudenf Placement EARLEF TAYLOR JR Jr Hugh Wresilmg club r Yearbook Mathematics 7 STANLEY BULOTA Football Coach Varslty club Faculty Manager of Baseball RICHARD L WENDLER Future Teachers of Amerlca club Junior Hugh Sclence club Jumor Varsity Basketball Coach NED A HOFFMEISTER Assistant Football Coach Science JOSEPH MORESKONICH Lawrence Science club, Patriot-News Correspondents club Varsity Baseball Coach D L KNOHR Conservation club Guudance ISAIAH B HARLEY Leathercraft club Natuonul Honor Society Advlser Soclal Studles HAROLD RICHARD BAER Auto Mechanlcs club Jumor Hugh Football Coach Gof Coach DONALD MONROE MORRIS Judo club Track and Fleld Coach QQ C I' ELIZABETH A BISHOP Hugh llghl lrlerory Advlser Trl Hr Y club Sophomore Closs Adviser Engllsh MRS NINA R HAMILTON Noflonul Thesplon Adviser Senlor Dramohcs club Sensor Play dlrector 918 J Q image .lb S-sew' -.1 Q13 gags:-rl MRS ELEANOR C HARRIS Speech club ELIZABETH M NEWTON Jumor Red Cross Council ff' av MRS SUE R DYER Jumor Drumohcs club MRS MARY 5 MYERS GEORGE M STINE Prolechon club, Sensor Class odvrser Foreign Language .nv -e ' Jumor Dramoflcs club Yearbook VIOLA M WILT Jumor Class Advlser Jumor Sensor Prom 0 . A ff Ia .I I . . I If 1 , ' ,I V I I, me ,,f VV h. 4 5, 57 I 4-1. ,J r ' y he ., 7, v , , I ' W'L, ,J W N A . I gs. . - f . . Quill and Scroll Adviser, M ll 1' '- '- , I is 4, ' 'if E X f WY . ,I .X s I I .,-A Xx 'wr . ,Q . - ix J , in . Y I I I I T 1 I I I W f 1 2' ARNOLD J BAUER Elementary Jumor Hugh and Sensor High Choruses Music, Art, Home Economlcs Shop DOROTHY KENDALL Art Servlce Club HQ DONALD R SHOPE Band Orchestra MRS GLORIA J LOVE Glrls Home malung club EMORY EDMUNDS Advanced Mechan :cal Drawing club Stagecrew MRS ELIZABETH BAILEY Future Nurses club Lei! NOK IV' MARY LOUISE ABRAHAM Lrbrary club Llbrarlan, urse, Coordlnator of Elem. EdUC3tlOH SARA E DRAKE Coordinator of Elementary Education i Business, Physical Education, Hygiene MRS. EDITH M. BROOKE United Cheerleaders JOHN ALBERT JUDGE Business Education club High Light Business Adviser fry' J MRS. MIRIAM M. GUILEY Hockey and Bas- , ketbcll Coach, - Girls Recreation club ARTHUR M. WEAVER, JR. Typing club, Treasurer of Student Activities Fund, Faculty Manager of Basketball .-nf!! ia ,ul ' 6422 J I if A.. fs rrnrr T CAFETERIA STAFF EARL E. YOST, JR. Wrestling club, Junior High Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach MAINTENANCE CHARLES W KROUT Basketball and Track Coach, Boys Recreation club C, in H , Hpuung . - 7? -rl Seamus I-'Html FIFTY NINES CONTRIBUTION TO EPIC POETRY Lusten my chuldren as we define The chronucle story of Fufty Nune The tale of our changes our uoys and our woes As tume wusked away on uts nouseless tup toes Nunth grade found us feelung great We thought as Frosh we d really rate We could stay at dances tul eleven And Elvus Presley Seventh heaven! Chubbette gurls were gettung fatter Swummung pool talk was current chatter Latun and short hand we recall Blackboard Jungle and no study hall Slumber partues became the rage As we went unto the sophomore stage As plans for our dance marched on wuth precusuon We trummed the gym for our Tunsel Twurl Whuch marked the start of our hugh school whurl We went on hayrudes skated and sledded A feeling of oneness was beung imbedded The Wagon Wheel and Blossers home Were among the places considered well known The curfew was vuewed wuth muxed emotuon And June proclaumed our next promotion Fall uunuors the year of change A new uunuor prouect we had to arrange Andy s ucuzz a concert well done Supported applauded by everyone And the Asuan flu dudnt hunder our game For the second year straught we won basketball fame Enola was crushed un the Turkey Day meet Whule the gurl hockey players were clear of defeat Workung on meters or any lab scheme Started us usung the squeeze burdue theme The labber of Spanush and French filled the aur And plannung for prom nught become our next care We were hosts ofa prom we shall never forget At the Harrusburg Club un a Shangru La set As the partues were finushed we realuzed wuth glee We d begun the last step un our class hustory The finushung chapter of our hugh school days Began wuth a bang un New York for two days We vuewed the U N wuth our partly closecl eyes But surely we fastened and strengthened class tues Funds for our Camullon rendered the need For us to get busy and work wuth great speed The play and the Carnuval furnushed the bull And both were completed wuth mastery and skull In being the senuors we found that we Were faced wuth more dutues and more luberty We had a commuttee for guardung the halls And two for well tumung the fire and aur calls Our May Court our Class Day and all of the rest Convunced us completely that our class was best We took college boards and we all planned ahead Class hustory was finushed when Commencement was saud O I . 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'Q 'Ili' 4.'N Nl , . + L1 A 2 ? - 1' : ji . . 2 v 1 Eff: l KV fv ' 1 4 - t may fl 1 , mf' JUDITH ANNETTE ANDREWS Student Councul 3 4 Yearbook 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 Athletuc Assocuatuon 2 3 4 Var suty Cheerleader 2 3 Co Captaun 4 Chorus I 3 iucly metuculous appearance Oh you kuds' energetuc cheerleader Guess wha I Q dud? a laugh luke no other BARBARA ANNE ARNOLD Student Councul 4 Cub Reporter I High lught Typmg Chaurman 3 4 Yearbook Typung Co Chaurman 4 Art Service I Tru Hu Y 2 3 Secretary 4 Gurls Shop 3 Chorusl 3 4 Gurls Ensemble 3 County Chorus 3 4 Typmg Club 2 4 Bowlung Team 3 4 Barby makes that typewriter sulence unlocked by a smule freckles unlnmuted beautuful posture Me and My Shadow PATRICIA SUSAN BAUGHER Class Treasurer I Hugh Light I Curcula tuon Manager 2 3 4 Quull and Scroll 3 4 Patruot News 3 4 Schools Report Feature Edutor 3 News Edutor 4 Ye JONATHAN WIRT BAILEY Sr Dramatucs 4 Chorus 4 Hu Y 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Yearbook 4 Thespuans 4 on lukes the Navy roc n roll fan actuve scout Beetle good dancer I gotta poke for you CARL EDWARD BOLTER Yearbook 4 Vcrsuty Club 4 Fure Cam muttee 4 Aur Raud Commuttee 4 Hu Y 2 Auto Mechanucs Club 3 Basketball 2 3 aseball I 2 Sharp dresser Oh' I don t knowl cleats announce hus arruval grade school romeo See the U SA un your Chevrolet casual Car ,mmu 'Y puuwavwlv- 1 'Q 'lm. -3 book Co Edutor 4 Athlotuc Assocvatuon 2 3 Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon 2 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca 2 Treasurer 3 Presudent 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Bandl 3 4 County Band I Orchestra I 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 4 Hu Los 2 Gurls Ensemble 3 Coun ty Chorus 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Softba at what usn t she un? lumuted umagunatuon wuth a clever wut master of all sports I ee so stupud' GEORGE VINCENT BOLTON Il Yearbook Advertusung Co Chaurmon nd I 2 Whuz on the latest car desugns Thus us awf ll one of the boys from the bass horn sectuon whuch car us really hus? contaguous laugh P-gf-v HELEN LOUISE BOY ER Hugh Luglut 2 3 4 Quull and Scroll 3 4 Patruot News 4 Yearbook 4 Grease and Glamour 3 4 Art Servuce 2 3 4 Jr Red oss I 2 2 3 4 Fu Teachers of Ameruca 4 Secretary 3 Thes puauus 4 Louuse full of pep and energy chuc wardrobe enloys a fast lutterbug Faurvuew s four mald a fruend to all Bubbles SUSAN CAROL BROOKE Hugh Luglut I 3 4 Patruot News 4 Year book Advertusung Co Chaurman 4 .lr Red Cross I 2 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Tru Hu Y 2 Chaplaun 3 Presudent 4 Future Teach ers of Ameruca 4 Natuanal Honor Socuety 3 4 Gurls Shop 2 Debatung Socuety 2 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Chorusl 4 Usherung Club 3 4 Organ I Publuc Speakung Club 3 Softball Manager 2 Brookue Hanne s bug suster always thunkung of others What? What? leadershup qualutues It was funny as the deuce 'vu l .gn-hh SUZANNE MacRAE CLARK K BRUCE ELLSWORTH BRUBAKER JR Yearbook 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 2 Var uty Club 2 3 4 Fare Commuttee 4 Aur Rand Commuttee 4 H Y 4 Baseball I 3 Bluue strong armed hurler Gunsmoke s most loyal fan tortoise connoisseur of guns crows, crows, and more crowsl SUSAN BULLOCK Hugh Lught 3 4 Patruot News 4 Yearbook 4 Gurls Athletu: Assocuatuan 2 Future Teachers of Ameruca 2 3 Secretary 4 Chorus 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Color Guard 3 4 Publuc Speakung 3 4 Organ I 2 Bowlung Team 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Sudy a ready smule Rught turn march speed and grace un the water a traveling French student Gee whuzl ROBERT ARDEN CLEMM Yearbook Lay out Edutor 4 Hu Y 4 Auto Mechanucs Club 2 4 Stage Crew 2 Manager 4 Football Manager I 2 3 Thespuans 4 o lughts curtain actuonl Van de Graaff haur cut front page news football team s meduc or ,, Cx LAWRENCE RUSH BUCK Hugh I.ughtI 2 Yearbook Photography Co Chaurman 4 Chorus I 2 4 Fure Com muttee 4 Aur Rand Commuttee 4 Hu Y 2 4 Scuence Club I President 2 Auto Me chanucs Club Secretary Treasurer 4 Track I 2 4 Wrestlung 4 Larry shutter bug New York raduos dont work' suc wuth a slude rule stock??? Ford always wullung to help -I-Q Student Councul I 3 Yearbook 4 Grease an Glamour 2 3 4 Art Servuce 2 espuans 4 Jr R d Cass I 2 3 3 Grl Shop I 2 Deba un ,D Socuety 2 Chorusl 4 Tw1rler 2 3 Head 'Y' do all red heads blush? JAMES HAWKINS CRAIGLOW JR Student Councul 3 Presudent 4 Class Sec retary I Hugh Lught I Lay out Edutor 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Fure Commuttee 4 Aur Raud Commuttee 4 Thespuans 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Boys Home Ee I 2 Chorus 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 Publuc Speokung 3 4 H Y 2 Qulll and Scroll Sr Pla setball I 2 3 Baseball I 2 4 um u man with a happy walking sports loves puzza and sub dusposutuon cyclopedua marines wuttle ball expert Los Bobullos JAMES EDWARD CREEL Yearbook 4 Boys Home Ec 3 Chorus I 4 Fure Commuttee 4 Aur Raud Com tee 4 H Y 2 Sr Play 4 es plans 4 um St louis Cardunals forever Grst home Rea and Deruck Pay the pomtl persustent basket ball player Stop the world and let me off Malorette 4 Usherung Club 3 4 ue beautuful haur and blue eyes hugh struttung Drum Malorette hep hula hooper Gordon MacRae IS so my relatuve ' powder puff pulot EDITH JOHANNA COBB Yearbook 4 T H Y 4 Lubrary Club Vuce Presudent 3 Typung Club 4 Usher mg Club 3 Edu Jo where are those hockey balls? But un Bloomsburg Corny Cobb wears two pairs of socks Was that a stop sugn? fi N-- V SAMUEL 0 NEAL CURRY JR Student Council 'I Student Court 3 Class Vice President 4 Athletic Association 2 Varsity Club 3 4 Band 'I Hall Traffic 4 Yearbook 4 Wrestling 4 Football l 2 3 Track l 2 3 4 Hi Y Vice President 4 Sam a friend to everyone rugged Mark Trail type who s has doctor? o true sportsman NANCY LEE DANIELS Student Council 3 High light 1 Assistant Lay out Editor 2 News Editor 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Patriot News 4 Yearbook Literary Co Chairman 4 Jr Red Cross l 2 Athletic Assocuahon 1 2 3 4 Grls Athletic Association 2 3 Varsity Cheer leader 3 4 National Honor Society 3 Vice President 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Organ I 2 Basketball 2 Hockey 2 3 Nance contagious smile con do well anything she tries Howdy always on the move nv ll MARIAN ELIZABETH DECKMAN Patriot News 4 Yearbook 4 Jr Red Cross 2 4 Trl Hi Y 2 Girls Shop 3 Band 2 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Talented hands produce beautiful frocks powder blue eyes great on the business end of a deal moods shaped by the artistry of her saxa phone Mickey BARBARA FAY DENSHAM Patriot News 4 Yearbook 4 Library Club 3 Chorus l 2 Ushermg Club 3 Future Nurses Club President 4 Barb sparkling eyes and curly air lust stepped out of Made moaselle shorthand swifty illuminating smile summers at CDA pint and o half cheerleader 'Q' MARY ELIZABETH DEIBLER light I 2 3 4 Quill and Scro 3 4 Yearbook Subscription Co Chairman r d Cross l 2 T Vice President 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Debating Society Secretary 2 Pub nc Speaking 3 President 4 Chorus 2 4 County Chorus 2 4 Punctual efficient responsible ammeter perfectionist that wavy hair' Scrantons most faithful Publncus VIRGINIA LYNN DIETZ Yearbook Sports Co Chairman 4 Jr Red Cross l Tri Hi Y 2 3 4 Athletic sso cuation l 2 3 4 Girls Ath'etuc Assocla n 1 2 3 4 Girls Shop 3 Chorus 3 Hofkey l 2 3 Co Captain 4 Basket Ginger name that sport calm but mighty in battle can you fall asleep dancing? I giggle or a wheeze2 ll ROBERT E. DIETZEL JR. Yearbook 45 Athletic Association 2- Var- sity C'ub 3 4- Fire Committee 4- Air Raid Committee 45 Science Club 2: Football 2 , 4' Track 2, 3 . Bo , . . will he ever learn his foo - ball plays? . . . amiable . . . - celerates in track . , . man of few words . . . Moss . JOSEPH CLEMENT DINTAMAN Student Court 4- Yearbook Subscription Co-Chairman 4- Athletic Association 2 - Varsity Club l 2 3 - d - Chorus 2- Hall Traffic 4- Assembly Com- mittee 4- Fire Committee 4- Hi-Y 2 4- Football 2 3 Co-Captain 4- Basketball oe , . . calm, collected, compact . . . ' . Athlete' . . . retired trum- peter . . . expert signal caller . . . Farmer . . . where's his second home'?. 'lv ln:-,:1 WAYNE 8 DIXON Auto Mechanlcs Club 2 3 4 Yearbook Photography Co Chanrmon 4 BEVERLY ANN DONATO Yearbook 4 Fme Arts Club 2 Bev accurate OCCOUTITGIIT JOAN ELIZABETH EGGE Popeye our Navy manl merrn ment and pranks predommant the green bomb mnschlevous nature had a N Y beat takes lnfe as It comes JAMES DIXON EARLEY Student Council I 4 Yearbook 4 Band T 2 3 4 Fire Commvttee Chairman 4 Alr Rand Committee 4 HI Y 2 3 Pres dent 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball l 2 Daxon flre chief one of the Valley Forgers frankness nn a carefree way have drum wall ro summers at Fuller WALLACE BAKER ELDRIDGE III Yearbook 4 Boys Home Ec 3 Chorus 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Flre Commlttee 4 Alrrbkand Commnttee 4 Hn Y 2 3 4 Judo Cu 4 Wally Infectious good humor specializes: sporty cars wade awake In chemlstry does he ever drlve has car to school? smooth dresser 5 E QY 'sS aqavewv whuz on roller skates ready wr fabulous record collection Gr' Spanky Ash an We ADELE LOUISE EMMERLING Art Servuce 4 Tn Hn Y 3 4 Lrbrary Club ,X I Gnrls Shop 2 Future Nurses Club 3 Girls Athlet'c Assocnatuon 4 Hockey Manager 4 Yearbook 4 e happy drsposltnon lll be glad to do at memorable European summer swnft starr cllmber 43 Llght 'I 2 3 4 Quull and Scr 3 4 Yearbook Lrterary Co Chalrman 4 Service 2 3 Jr Red Cross l 2 Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 Athletlc Assoclatlon 2 3 4 Varsnty Cheerleader 2 3 Co Cap taln 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Sr Play 4 Thesplans 4 Faathful Pune Grove fan Hey Egg beauty wrapped nn a smule dad you get that loke2 peppy cheerleader co captaln A nt at great to be crazy JOAN ELIZABETH EMERT Student Councll l 2 Secretary Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Hugh Light I 2 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 Secre ary Treasurer 4 Yearbook Typmg Co Chair man 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Public Speakmg 3 Girls Athletic Association 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Bask ball m capabulltles unllmrted Cant walt for summer' physncs whuz flash of red puts others before herself excels m sports NANCY JEANNE ERNST Student Councul 2 Cub Reporters 2 Year book 4 Tn Hu Y 2 3 4 Debatmg Socuety 2 Future Nurses Club Secretary 4 Buddy Wnll someone take me to the Barbeque Cottage? cellent typnst always glggllng I stlll dont have my drivers Incense EL JAMES DOUGLAS ESSON Yearbook 4 Hall Tramc 4 Assembly Commnttee 4 Scnence Club 3 Math Club 4 Hn Y 4 Sr Play 4 Football 3 4 Golf 3 4 Thespuans Doug Confederate pledges of allegiance ex a rugged 87 In the mnddle of the lane card shark Le s go y alll DAVID IRVIN FALK Yearbook Advertuslng Ca Chairman 4 Art Servlce 2 3 4 Athletic Assoclatlon cl 3 4 Char 4 Commnttee 4 Aur Rand Commlttee 4 Hn Y 2 3 4 Sr Play Stage Manager 4 Base ball 2 Thespnans 4 Dave artlstlc abllltnes unllmltecl charter member of the 48 Ply mouth clan never lacks a date' trombone sectlon booster are you klddmg? ? !. MERYL MITCHELL FARNHAM Hugh Lught 3 4 Yearbook 4 Art Servuce Vuce Presldent 4 Jr Red Cross I 2 3 Vnce Presndent 4 Tn Hn Y 2 3 4 Debat Ing Society 2 Typung Club 3 Hockey Manager 3 4 Future Teachers of Amer :ca 4 Vlgorous Red Cross worker mls tress of the hockey whistle You re sure to fall m love wlth Old Cape Co expressave smlle won derful hostess WILLIAM JOSEPH FLANNERY Yearbook 4 Proqectlon Club 3 Photog raphy Club 4 I one slded conversatlonallst always wears black What took you so long? belleves nn detail worlds record for fl MARY MARTHA FENICAL Yearbook Art Co Chaurman 4 Grease and Glamour 3 4 Art Servuce I 2 3 4 Tn Hn Y 2 3 Future Teachers of Amer :ca 2 3 4 Debatmg Society I Band 'I 2 3 4 County Band 3 4 Orchestra 'I 2 3 4 Chorusl Mary Mar pamt brush filled with talent who has freckles? real snake charmer wlth that flute Boo h o sweet smile CAROLE ANN FLUCK Yearbook 4 Tn Hu Y 2 3 Debatnng So cu y I 2 Band 3 4 Twurlmg Club I Typmg Club 2 Archery Club 3 4 Hockey Manager 2 An eye for styles loudest voice un French class Hey Llndal only sax In the bass horn row 'IFES CAROL LOUISE FRAME Hugh Lught 'I Yearbook 4 Jr Red Crass I Trl Hn Y 2 3 Girls Athletic Assocla nl 4 Bon 3 4 Cho s Or anlHockey12 3 4 Sparklung spnrxt hxdden behmd the steermg wheel My dog IS not uglyl those Davy Crockett duets talks up a storm CLEVE LAURANCE FREDRICKSEN Yearbook 4 Debatmg Socnety 2 Chorus 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 4 Aur d Commottee 4 Auto Mechamcs Club 3 4 Basketball 'I HI Y 3 4 Tall blonde Norweguan wud about cars Replla ud por favor ' possesses competltlve swlmmlng medals has an answer for every thung 20 sunny smlle future nurse JAMES ROBERT GABEL Student Councul 3 Yearbook 4 Band I 2 3 Student Director 4 Chorus 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Fare Commlttee 4 Arr Rand Commnttee 4 Stage Crew 4 Track o clobbers the base drum Mavenck on the N Y trup easy manner always eating on the bread truck wlll he ever get hls dnvers Incense? JUDITH ALLISON GIBSON Yearbook 4 .lr Red Cross 4 Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Lnbrary Club Secretary 2 Home Ec Club 4 Judy dally trlps to Mburg Bermuda memories llve on Wheres Ernst? punk streak on the highway forgetful member of the Three Musketeers THOMAS RICHARD GLODEK Student Councul 2 Yearbook 4 Schools Report Boys Sports Edntor 4 Ath'etlc As soclatlon l Varsnty Club 4 Boys Home Ec 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 4 Hall Traffic 4 Assembly Commlttee 4 Hr Y 2 3 Football l Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Tom man of mystery Hello a o there retxred cafeteria worker lump shot artlst How s the weather down there? MARY JOE GAW Amencan held Servuce Exchange Student Hugh llght Feature Edltor 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Yearbook Co Edstor 4 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Natlonol Honor Society 3 4 Chorus 3 Sr Play 4 Thesplans 4 Hockey Senousness with a hunt of devlllsh ness capable and hard working Fraulem our first exchange student gestures wuth every word Oh gosh pleasant smnle and warm personahty Club 4 Gray ANN FONTAINE GREENE Hugh Llght Advertlsung Manager 'I 2 Busmess Manager 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Yearbook 4 Sr Dramatucs Club 4 Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Publnc Speakung 3 Glrls Athletic Assoclatnon I 2 3 4 Basketball Greeme known by her laugh There was a Shepherd Malden Red Wmg forever could see tml she tned to pass her dnver s test sports enthusnast DAVID HAROLD GROOM Yearbook 4 Prolectlon Club 2 3 Auto Mechamcs Club I 2 Judo Club 3 4 Dave peanut snzed ludo expert shades and a cane Many s of dlscs will the Plymouth ever run? Frenchy 1 ' I 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 .1 l 1 1 ,1 , 1 , - ' 7 '- . . 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Yearbook 4 Trl Ha Y 4 Future Nurses loves slumber parties numerous halrdos Allclo chem whiz Glen Rock N J tan Hugh Lught 4 Yearbook 4 Tn Hu Y 4 Chorus 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Smgs like a lark has Pottsvalle lost Jayne? bagplper lassle Anybody want somethang to eat? ,Q4 OWEN SCHRIVER GUISE Yearbook 4 Band l 2 3 4 County Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Ranks hugh In scoutung My Flat lakes to play pedestrlanl hoards hoagles where does he buy hls sports equipment? classnc clannetlst 6 ROBERT BEAUMONT HAMILTON Yearbook 4 Athletuc Assoclatlon 4 De batmg Socaety 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Coun ty Chorus 4 Hall Trafllc 4 Assembly Committee 4 HIY 2 3 4 Football 'l Baseball Manager l Tr ck 2 3 4 Wrestllng 4 Beau always cheerful chemistry lab has that cowboy saunter Senor Llvely Bean DONALD WADE HOKE Student Court 3 Class Treasurer 2 Schools Report 3 Yearbook Sports Co Chairman 4 Hn Y 2 3 4 Athletic Asso .cup fs 'I-T' IU' ctatlon President 4 and l Fare Commnttee 4 Arr Rand Committee 4 Football l Basket Orchestra l 2 3 l 2 3 4 Tra Don what a sllde bone' look at that lookout Mr Tooth never been absent QI on hus trom boy dribble' ROBERT EMERSON PATTISON HOOVER lll Yearbook 4 Judo Club 3 4 Bo euther under cars or under water Hey man' ludo ex pert a real not noncon formlst helpful hand and a sock full of sand 22 JAMES HERMAN HAAS Student Council l Yearbook 4 Hn Y 4 Varsnty Club 4 Chorus l 2 4 Hall Traf fic 4 Assembly Commlttee 4 Judo Club 3 Auto Medlanlcs Club 3 Photography Club'l Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 lm tall dark and handsome capable guard on the football team lumps photoelectruc beams easy going no room for another curl Haasle 009 WE! WALTER JOHN HEINTZELMAN Yearbook 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Boys if ,ff Home Ec l Chorus 2 4 Fure Commuttee 4 Aur Rand Commuttee 4 Hn Y 2 Foot ba 2 3 4 Basketball 'I 2 Baseball l Track 2 3 4 Jack speedy In sports determination and perseverence fun with a caputal F Hey! always druvmg his Cadnllac water and Ice present a problem MARJORIE ANN HOOVER Yearbook 4 Art Service 4 Jr Red Cross 1 2 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Debating Socuety 1 2 Band l 2 3 4 County Bo d rchestra l 2 3 u 'T' Gnrls Athletuc Assonatnon 2 3 4 B 1 ketball 2 3 Thesplans 4 PATRICIA ANN HORAN H19 Light 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Patnot News 3 4 Yearbook 4 Tru Hn Y 2 3 Future Teachers of Ameruca 2 3 Debating Society 2 Chorus 2 Typing Club 4 Publnc Speaking 3 Glrls Athletuc As socuatuon 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Patti an lndnvlduallst Guess who I saw? never at a loss for words mad money maker eye for polutacs Mudge gets up at 800 France has Bridget but Camp Hull has Mndget Yeah Man crackers on the half step 91 jk l! ' ,. l . . 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' If 'U ' ' ' ' ' . . . - ff 1' 63 CHARLES FREDERICK JOHNSON Student Councll l 3 Yearbook 4 Varsnty Club 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 County Cho rus 4 Fure Commlttee 4 Arr Rand Com rmttee 4 Hn Y 2 3 Secretary 4 Sr Play Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 'l Tr ck 2 3 4 Chuck You aunt got no gun boat! unforgetable walk Yepper tremendous tackle I lust had to laugh at thatl LEON RAYMOND JONES Yearbook 4 Boys Home Ec 3 Judo Club 3 Prmtnng Club 4 Boys Recreotnon I 2 Football l Thesplans 4 Jonesy happy soul and a merry heart frequently seen IS weld furry Muy bean drove the Halloween Hearse hired pamter for sensor play an-5. if JACK EDWARD KELLER Student Councll 2 Yearbook 4 Jackson seen but not often heard that blown up Olds flips burgers at the garbage burger Hey fella' Whatsus always ready with a loan PATRICIA ANNE KELLEY Patnot News 4 Yearbook 4 Grease and Glamour 3 Vpce President 4 Sr Dramatlcs Cu 4 Jr Red Cross2 3 4 THHIY 2 3 Debating Society 2 Chorus l 2 3 4 HI lo s 2 County Chorus 4 Future Nurses Club Presldent 3 at always ready for fun occasionally Q93 on trme where pax 34 ROBERT CRITCHLEY KELLER Student Councll I Student Court Chief Judge 4 Class Presudent 3 4 Yearbook 4 Varsnty Club 3 4 National Honor Society 3 President 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Hall Traffic 4 Assembly Com mnttee 4 Hn Y 4 Auto Mechanucs Club 2 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l Tr k Bo fleet footed halfback M Presldent Girls they trouble me sol highly respected Beller ROBERT BLACKWELL KILBORN JR Yearbook 4 Fare Committee 4 Anr Rand Committee 4 Publac Speaking 4 Base bol 2 Bo long and lanky s laugh IS an exploding snort avld fan of the Pirates short wave does she spend her summers? mermard ln water S' PETER DAVID KIRK Student Council I 4 Yearbook 4 Ath letnc Assocuotlon 2 Varsnty Club 3 4 Chorus 2 4 County Chorus 4 Fare Com mnttee 4 Anr Raed Commvttee 4 Auto Mechanlcs Club 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Tr ck 2 3 4 Pete what a smale' hugh lump record to crednt Tennessee IS his Chevy stock? hook shot specaallst GORDON LARRY KOHL Yearbook Co Edutor 4 Debatmg Society I Quill and Scroll 4 Science Club 2 3 Larry where theres a WI there s a way llkes the outdoors has he ever mlssed the honor ro 9 Colorado or bustl Gee Larr flend nestor of sports ji ,4s iff LARRY MARK KOPPENHAVER Yearbook 4 Archery Club 3 4 Auto Me chanucs Club 3 Photography Club 2 Judo Club 4 Goodnaturecl love of outdoors hand paunted Hudson hunter and angler speed boat what a pruzel JOSEPH ANTHONY KUHN Yearbook 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Varsuty Club 2 3 4 Fure Commuttee 4 Aur Roud Commuttee 4 Foot b I 2 3 4 Basketball! Baseballl 2 3 4 Wrestlung 4 Dutty football us hus first love us hus face always red'-' quuet manner where does he get hus gas? Jose possesses a vast fan club ix 'lr--'4' LINNEA JANET LAW Student Councul I 4 Hugh lught 2 3 4 Yearbook Specual Features Co Chaurman 4 Grease and Glamour 2 3 4 Tru Hu Y 2 Lubrary Club I Athletuc Assocuatuon Sec retary 2 4 Usherung Club 3 4 Publuc Speakung 3 Varsuty Cheerleader 4 The Ivory Look has two small C25 dogs endless energy Lets have a cheer' loquacuous Nea Nea phree anna haf LESLIE ANN LEIBENSPERGER Hugh Lught I 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Thes puarus 4 Sr Dramotucs Club 3 Tru Hu Y 2 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca 3 Debat un Socuetyl Chorus I 3 Organ Publuc Speakung 4 S Play 4 Hockey Manager 3 4 es what us that name agaun7 deep chuckle and dry wut fantabulous always has an argument Oh that luttle red '-33 MARTHA JANE LEAMY Yearbook 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Tru 2 2 3 4 Athe Assocuatuon I Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 Marty hugh steppung malorette sudden bursts of laughter peaches and cream complexuon grace un ballet shoes haur styles galore SUSAN LOWES LETCHER Hugh Lught 3 4 Yearbook 4 Art Servuce 4 Tru Hu Y 2 Band 2 3 4 Orches orus I 4 Org Fletch Ughl my hour' beats a mean drum a wusp of the brush spectacu'ar art luxury charlot convertuble 1 'N ban ALA! JUDITH ANN LINTON Student Councul 4 Hugh lught I 2 3 4 Quull and Scroll 3 4 Yearbook 4 Grease and Glamour 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross I 2 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Athletuc Assocua tuon 4 Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon I 2 3 Presuclent 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 or Guard 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 Publuc Speakung 3 Hockey I 2 3 Bas ketball I 2 3 4 Thespuans 4 Judy dark curls set ol? brught personaluty Rully gr reat unfectuous laughter famuluar sound of Model A Know any new lokes7 24 JOSEPH WILLIAM LOWTHER Yearbook 4 l'ure Commuttee 4 Aur Rand Commuttee 4 Math Club 4 Scuence Club 3 Vtce Presudent 4 Auto Mechanucs Club I 2 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 u wheres the Van Dyke? professor of mathematucs pulots a Plymouth genuune Gaul un French class DOUGLAS GEORGE MANN earbook 4 Chorus 2 3 4 H Y Auto Mechanics Club 3 Sclence Club 2 Typlng Club 4 Doug black and whnte streak on the road Bac In Ohuo they bongos on the telephone Oh' I almost died' optlmlstlc GEORGE CARL MEALS Class President l 2 Vlce President 3 Yearbook 4 Varsnty Club 4 Hall Tram: 4 Assembly Committee 4 Auto Mechan :cs Club 2 3 HI Y 2 Football l Basket 'l A lump shot from the key drlves a lnttle green bomb Me I want a hot sub Baltimore sports 'Fan a hu for everybody' Jorge Comsdas BARBARA JEAN McCLOSKEY Yearbook Subscrlptlon Co Chalrman 4 Tru HI Y 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Typnng Club 2 Pub nc Speakmg 4 Barbie courtesy chnef what dad she do all summer? modest rn manner helpful un an unassum mg way blonde haur and blue eyes WILLIAM EDWARD MCCLURE JR Yearbook 4 Athletic Association 3 Var sat Club 3 4 Chorusl 2 4 Hall rf tic 4 Assembly Commnttee 4 Prolectuon u 2 Judo Club 3 Football I 2 Co Captam 4 Basketball l Track 'l 2 3 4 Wrestling 4 u one of the quiet PD sensors hard chargmg end Mound Brubaker s hunting companion that lvy look 'K' THOMAS EDGAR MOOD Yearbook 4 Boys Home Ec 2 Nature Club l Propectnon Club 3 Judo Club 4 Tom where does he keep all of hrs money? lm the opothe cary last one out of the shower European excursions always late for school WILBERTA E MOOD Yearbook 4 Art Service 3 4 Gsrls Ath letnc Assocratuon 4 Hockey 4 Wully wnld bout sports always a smile defender of the goo Whos for the Yankees? back from Europe Yearbook 4 Jr R d Cross l Trl HI Y 2 4 Chorus 2 Girls Athletic Assoclatlon 2 4 Hockey 2 3 Peppy blonde sour notes from the French horn sectnon Why doesnt someone have a party? remember New York Anyone for Rakestraws9 THOMAS ORVILLE MILLER JR Yearbook 4 Auto Mechanics Club Orvllle that slow easy manner vmtage Mercury member of the Esso club Murphy s boy 'Vic KAREL MORTENSON CLYEEN EUNICE MOORE Yearbook Photography Co Cholrman 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Fu ture Nurses Club Secretary 3 Public Speakmg 4 Sr Play 4 Thesplans 4 ue a bundle of fun, cacklnng laugh always a secret flame fantastlc slumber parties t at summer In Stone Harbor busy as a bee Student Council 2 Ht h Ll ht 2 F CAROL MORGENTHALER Patnat News 3 4 Yearbook 4 Art Serv 2 fl HI Y 3 Glrls Shop 2 e batnng Socnety 2 Publuc Speaknng 3 4 Ushermg Club 4 Gnrls Athletuc Assocna n 2 3 4 Ho key 2 3 ls art her only sublect? goalles best frnend Mass Matchmaker former Susquehanna Indnan I dndnt bleach ntl -DW fin kin 'MY 9 g l 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Yearbook 4 Grease and Glamour 2 3 4 Art Servnce 2 4 TrnHlY 2 4 Treasurer 3 Athletic As socnatuon I 4 Gurls Ath'etlc Assocuatnon 1 2 4 Varsnty Cheerleader 4 Future Teachers of America 4 Chorus T 2 3 4 Publnc Speakmg 3 Basketball 1 2 4 Thespuans 4 Mort candnd opunlons In a fruendly manner I love those Engllsh accents one bug cheer Im older than Kelley' Svelte Swede JAMES PUTNAM O BRIEN Student Council Executive Commlttee 2 Vrce President 3 Class Treasurer 3 Hugh A' xtllf' C 1 ily-f' SUSAN ANN MOWERY Yearbook 4 Art Servuce 3 4 Jr Dra ma :cs 1 Sr Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Tn Hn Y 2 3 4 Future Teach ers of America 4 Thesplans 4 ue models a beautiful home made wardrobe C V s mast loyal on a permanent permanent loves sport cars Oh, wow my day s complete DONALD WARD OHL Student Councol 4 Yearbook 4 Thespnans and Scroll 3 Presnden tee 4 Arr Rand Commuttee 4 drafter of the constltutuon Bu I like to pr nt Mlss Walt' always drood mg Mad reader brnllrant but modest Llght l News Edutor 2 Editor 3 4 Quull t 4 Yearbook 4 Nataonal Honor Society 3 4 Fnre Commlt 2 'dai' Q,-.-ni devoted HANNE PETERSEN Forengn Exchange Student from Denmark Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 Tru Hu Y 4 Chorus 4 Math Club 4 Organ 4 Blondie Comp Hull s great Dane delughts In hot dogs and creamed hamburgers Yehl Yeh' precious peaches and personallty plus frlendllness from A F S 26 4 Sr Dramotlcs 3 4 Chorus 4 County Chorus 4 Fure Committee 4 Aar Raid Commattee 4 H Y 3 Chapl n 4 5 Play 4 Baseball 3 54 Pete reads French luke a .-.,-, native ladxes man a tered blue Ford Stamslavskys devotee clean cut 31 ROSEMARY PETRULLO Patriot News 4 Yearbook Typmg C sl Chanrman 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Tru Hn Y Home Ec Club 4 ,gn-an Dark hair accentuates good looks No kaddmg Duck Tracy ware nasty rlverbanks ahead bandstand fan large charge MARGARET ANN PORATH DANIEL CLINTON PIERCE III Yearbook 4 Band I 2 Fire Committee 4 Air Raid Committee 4 Auto Mechanics Clu 3 4 Dan State Equipment of course' Have goodies will travel what dad bologna have to do w appendlcltls' an ex bass man trophy winning model A LOUIS SPENCER PINDELL Yearbook Art Co Chairman 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Arr Raid Committee 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Wrestling 4 ou maturity seasoned with a qulck wlt llon lineman one of the most outstanding an the trumpet section I dreamed that JOAN SUSAN PLANK Yearbook 4 Grease and Glamour 2 3 4 Art Service 4 Jr Red Cross 'I 2 Tri Hi Y 2 3 4 Library Club I 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Oh help' consistent letter writer Plmk Plank Plunk Bermuda in the rain five dollar phone calls never stops eating PATRICIA MARIE RAMSEY I-hgh Light I 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Grease ond Glamour 2 3 President 4 Trl Hu Y 3 4 Athle A socnation I 2 Girl s Athletic Association 2 3 Secretory Treasurer 4 Girls Shop 2 Chorus 'I 3 Pub IC Speaking 3 4 Hockey 2 Basket ball 3 4 Thesplans 4 a ear to ear grin Sure I can water ski famous for her slumber parties speedy basketball guard pretty Pot the ludges prize Hugh Light 3 4 Yearbook 4 Tri Hi Y 3 Athletic Association 3 Future Teachers of America 3 4 Debating Society 3 4 Public Speaking 3 4 Chorus 3 Peggy Erie accent those long telephone conversations Go'dnlocks lm obashed pizza without cheese that Pon tloc s a runner THOMAS THADDEUS RICHARD REYMONT Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Football 3 Tom Chopin on a guitar one of the breakfast club boys Oldsmoblles forever Shenandoah Rose those mile long patches JEFFREY CHARLES RHODE Student Council 4' Yearbook 4g Schools Report 4' National Honor Society 4' Cho- rus 2 3 45 Fire Committee 41 Air aid Committee Chairman 4- Science Club 2 3 President 4' Golf 2 3 4' Wrestling 4. ef? . , . unfailing ambition . . . excels in science . . . rodio hom . . . swims like a fish . . . loves a good laugh. MARILYN ANNE ROBERTS Chorus 4g Typing Club 3' Nature Club 45 Girls' Athletic Association 4' Hockey 4- Yearbook 4' Basketball 4. Always peppy and gay . . . Camp Hill forever! . . . does she have brothersl? . . . pony-tail . . , lives on fried chicken . . . that certain smile. 'vw ,A .., FRANCES SUZANNE RUMBERGER Yearbook Special Features Co Chairman Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Coun Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Chorus rgan I 4 Archer C ub Bowllng Team 3 4 Softball 2 ue can really make that clarinet squeak tennis champ talented accompanist s RUM berger loves a good laugh ROBERT RONALD SHOPE Yearbook 4 Band I 2 3 4 Couny Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 HIY Bob , mean man on the bari- tone high tower at Hickey s . . . one of the Philmont trip survivors . . . drag races on the Susquehanna. JUDITH ANN ROBINHOLD Yearbook 4 Art Servucel 2 3 4 r Hi Y 2 3 4 Library Club I Typing Club 2 3 Hockey Manager 3 Judy Bermuda June I8 330 AM? What are we doing to night? strawberry blonde with a beautiful complexion comes from Big D easy to know Ai... av' f-'T KENNETH ROBERT SMITELY Yearbook 4- Fine Arts I 2' Art Service I 25 Boys' Home Ec. I- Band I- Chorus I 2 3- Auto Mechanics Club 3- Judo Club Ken . . . transmission specialist . . . I gots to get the car . . . prize Spanish student . . . Whatl Me worry! . . . man with many tricks . . , Smurd . MARY VIRGINIA ROMIG Cub Reporters 3 High light 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Yearbook 4 Thespaans 4 Sr Dramatncs 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Tn 3 Sr Pla Back from Baldwin Friday night bridge parties The spirit says artistic in her ways all those new clothes ,Q 109' DALLAS ELWOOD SCHLEGEL JR 82 Yearbook 4 Boys Home Ec 2 3 Flre Committee 4 Auto Mechanics Club 3 4 Baseball 2 air' Elwood Buy your food t ,':' Acme hidden humor WI FREDERICK E. SMITH High light I 2 Sports Editor 3 4- Year- book 4- Athletic Association 2 4: Varsity Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Chorus I 2 3 4- County Chorus 4- Hall Trafiic 4- Assembly Committee 4- Hi-Y 2- Foot- ba I 2 3 4- Basketball I- Baseball 3 4- Track 'I 2- Wrestling 4. l'red . . . embarrassed face to match his hair . . . steady dater l?J , . . one of the boys . . . on the spot' foot- ball reporter . . . nickname for every- one . , . reserved, responsible, reliable. always rely on Fords drag fan finally learned to dance JAN ELIZABETH SHULTZABARGER Yearbook 4 Art Service 4 Trl Hu Y 2 Girls Shop I Debating Society 3 4 Flare for fashion . . . drives a dented Pontiac . . . Oh! Mother' pretty perky brunette . . . habitually runs after the band . . . refreshing innocence, JANICE ELLEN SNYDER Jr Red Cross I 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 President 4 Tn Hn Y 2 3 Future Teachers EUSSA C SORACE Am 2 3 4 d Countyegbcrlud 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 gfal.:b?okH4 Fine AHS Club 2 Llbmry Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 U ome C Club 4 ship e FRED WEST STALEY Yearbook 4 Band I 2 3 4 Arcey Club President 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Track Manager 2 3 4 Archer supreme ship wizard always loklng wild life Illustrator real cool on Ice Ying Yang CHARLES LESTER STITZEL arbook 4 Band I 2 3 Basketball I 2 Chuck mainstay in the bass horn section loves to take trips 51 Ford custom Floruda Im on my way ee pizza fanatic dainty 3:11 dlizfrifnyg keagia ,EZ drum on the dance floor He s so fine k 9 seamstress deluxe likes to ride never lol 5 l l lmy lyplsl levators T' ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEWART lll Yearbook 4 Stage Crew 4 Hi Y 2 3 4 Auto Mechanics Club 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 Thespnans 4 Aex man behind the scenes Camp Hull s D J Ted Bear helpful and friendly my sister' CHARLES FREDERIC TAYLOR III Yearbook 4 Athletic Association Vrce President 3 Varsity Club 3 4 Boys Home Ec 2 Hall Tram: 4 Assembly C mmnttee 4 H Y 2 3 4 Footb ll 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Wrestling 4 Ric eyes with that devilish ook football powerhouse timely qulps such long rides to DONNA MAE THOMAS Student Council 3 Yearbook 4 Jr Red ross I Tn Hu Y 2 3 4 Athletic A cuatron 4 Debating Society 2 Twnrler I 2 3 Head Twirler 4. Shy smile . . , that naturally curly hair! . . . only band member to fly to Penn State . . . short and sweet . . . did she learn anything at Red Lion?. 29 school DANDRIDGE SALE TOMALIN Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 County Chorus 4 Basketball 4' Track 4' National Honor So- cie y 3 4. Dan . . . two inches taller . . . which twin has the Ford? . , . sur- vives on hamburgers . . . Dan has a port! . . . happy humor. Tiger f SCOTT ROMAYNE WALLACE Student Council 4 Thespuans 4 Sr Dra matics 3 President 4 Sr Play 4 Football Natural clown Iowa' here I come' that magnetic stare e Hutch huker Coney Island Baby Ha' Hal Hal SHIRLEY KAY WHITE Yearbook 4 Tru Hu Y 2 Athletic Assocua tuon I Girls Shop 3 Home Ec Club 4 'WN Twurlung Club I Shir blushing blonde cook at the White House numble with the thumble future dress designer , 'V 1 , I I' PETER MERIWETHER TOMALIN Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 County Chorus 4 Football 4 Pete thurteen minutes older a welcomed football addutuon always yawning' N Im Pete' lolly loker GWENDOLYN FRANCES TRAUB Cub Reporters I Hugh Light 3 4 Patriot News 3 4 Yearbook 4 Fune Arts Club 2 Art Service Vuce Presudent 3 President 4 ed Cross I 2 3 Debating Socuety 2 Usherung Club 3 4 Penny where dud she get her red hour? hates the name Gwen dolyn skillful seamstress endless wardrobe Hey! Ive got some thing to tell you' DEAN WILLIAM WHARTON HOMER DAVID WILSON Yearbook 45 Boys' Recreation 25 Auto Mechanics Club 3g Judo Club 4. Dave . . . puts in time at Acme . . . Hey, Bo Diddley! . . . perfect attend- ancel? . . . prominent figure in Rea and Derick . . . anchors aweigh. 30 Student Council 2 3 4 Class Vice Presu dent 2 Treasurer 4 Schools Report 3 Edutor 4 Yearbook 4 Sr Dramatuc 4 National Honor Society 4 Debating So cuety Vice President 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Hu Los 2 County Chorus 3 4 Fure Com mittee 4 Aur Raud Committee 4 Science Cu 2 3 Hu Y 2 4 Vice President 3 Prolectuon Club I Football I Basketball Frustrated French student o Chevy convertible Wacky what a chapeau always doing the unexpected Ben Hogan II BARRY MARKEL WILSON Yearbook Literary Co Chairman 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 4 Dust t Chorus 3 State Chorus 3 Fire Committee 4 Aur Rand Committee 4 Hu Y 4 Scuence C u I 2 3 4 Archery Club 3 4 Terrific tenor Thus us my utle sweetheart Gaelic vs French mad scuentust Seminary lm bound to come happy soul JAMES BARRY WOLFE Yearbook 49 Boys' Home Ec. 25 Chorus 45 Fire Committee 45 Air Raid Committee 47 Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4. Jim . . . frequent trips to William Penn . . . Are you mad? . . . a streak of black and a loud noise . . . loves those long hunting trips . . . quiet humor. 3' an ff... 'f' x Alf DENNIS PAUL WOODRUFF Yearbook, Photography Ca4Choirrnan 4, National Honor Society 4, Chorus A, County Chorus Ap Fire Committee 4, Air Raid Committee 4: Hi-Y 4, Science Club 3, 4: Archery Club 3, 4, Proiection Club 2, Baseball, Manager 3. Denny . . . soft spoken and pleasant . . . a real shark at math . , . oute door man . . . l'm only doodling . . . air cadet hopeful, C v PAUL ROBERT YOUNG Yearbook, Special Features Co-Chairman 45 National Honor Society 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, County Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Service with a smile . . hottest trumpet in the band . . . Oh, no, really! , . . congenial . . . a real ham operator . . . electronic en- gineer bound. 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HAD-Second row: M, Tozer, B. Rushong, J. Darcy, D. Hutchison, J. Myers, C. Eldridge, J. Bretz, J. Vonhauser, P. Shepherd, L. Diefzel, D. Schuman, B. Straub, T. Slaufffer, N. Miller, D. Karashak, J. Gorman. Firs? row: L. Sprenkel, J. Beck, C. Daley, B. Hunt, C. Kohl, L. Jacobi, S. Hoffman, N. Sheaffer, J. Owens, M. Grimwood, S. Stauffer, B, Pefers, M. Hagenbuch, P. Knorr, L. Ecksfine, M. Peeling. -if ..7 ...za l'lBD-Second row: S, Bullock, D. March, N. Gothie, S. Gcxrreit, J. Taylor, A. Mueller, M. Ritfer, G. Kuhl, J. Campbell, T. Fackler, C. Buck. Firsf row: S. Jones, N. Grady, B. Kennedy, K. McMillan, J. McGaughey, J. Bonney, J. Packard, J. Cleveland, B. Edmunds, J. Messic, B. Meals, J. Overheim, A. Page, L. Gross, P. Ward, P. Lambert ll M J B Bunlin N Miles D Brown S Smail J Rohrig B Angle llCD-Second row: C. Knighlon, T. Wagner, B. Bex, D. We s, . ones, . 9, , , - , - , - 1 - S. Darlington, J. Rothermel, J. McClure. First row1 S. Ruschhaupt, L. Klingler, B, Fickes, D. Kuehne, S. Rouse, G. Shannon, C. MiddlekaufT J. Smilh, M. Koppenhaver, L. Whifney, M. Worman, G. Seiberling, D, Rodgers, B, Hamm. 'sv' Q - -L + K1 3,3 If M.-f f 1 IODE-Second row: R. Stern, J. Wood, E. Roberts, H. Wray, S. Greiner, T. Brubaker, S. Ohl, J, Class, B. Bulota, C. Rees. First row: B. Bodine, G. McMillen, D. Engel, J. Henderson, K. Wild, C. Haratine, B. Taddeo, R. Burn, L Thomas, J. Conrad, P. Gill, J. Wharton, K. Spencer, N. Russell, K. Russell. 9A-Second row: J. Garrett, J. Knaub, J, Maguire, D. Gleichman, R. Jones, G. Cobb, H. Lorenz, J. Sweger, B. Bender, J. McElwee. First row: S. Gaw, S. Kotzmoyer, C. Kline, C. German, C. Bricker, P. Alvord, T. Zimmerman, l.. Kramer, S. McCormick, D. Roby, V. VanHorn. 9B-Second row: J, Yakum, B. Thompson, T. Trout, R. Bateman, J. Bretz, G. Stevens, B. Young. First row: N. Bretz, R. Long, F. Hahn G. Snyder, S. Allyn, J. Richardson, S, Miller, P. Kelley, S. Leamy, B. Andrews, M. MacMurray. 31. 1,-3 iv ',J x it if 9C-Third row: D. Way, J. Turner, H. Gaul, K. MacDonald, G. Scholl, L, Haas. Second row: C. Hoffman, R. Tyner, B. Esson, B. Bowman E. Smith, B. Dwyer, J. Hibsman, B, Bender, S. Jones. First row: L. Musselman, P. Burris, C. Ruhl, S. Kessler, M. Gantt, A. McClure C. King, N. Batsch, R. Orndorff, A. Jennings, S. Myers, S. Greene, S. Stetler, K. Hultman, M. Lamada. 9D-Third row: C. Smith, R, Wilson, A. Bowman, E. Lehman, M. Elliott. Second row: D. Readinger, J. McKechnie, K. Gorman, H. Blosser, T. Guise, S. Ratcliff, L. Eby, J. Dunkel, D. Ettline, M. Anderson, R. Gray. First row: C. McMillan, E. Kistler, G. Blasingame, J. Evans, C. Bair, J. Morgan, C. Fairchilds, S. Heintzleman, N. Shanz, A, Solis, R. Kerstetter, J. Haas, B. Good, L. Marsh, F. Honckel. 8A-Second row: G. Brunner, M. Stranger, B. Solis, B. Rohrig, B. Fredriclmsen, J. Whetstone, B. Roby, G. Osman, L. Morgan, B. Jamieson J. Fickes, T. Schwartz, K, Keller. First row: L. Good, P. Thomas, B. Alwood, M. Probert, L, Swartz, J. Locker, K. Blosingome, T. Flccll G. Arnold, M. Shoberg, B. Letcher, B. Young, E. Mortenson, S. Johns. ek 8B-Second row: E, Vogelsong, T. Declsard, W. Say, T. Morrow, J. Dunlap, R, Peeling, J. Oram, G. Fredrick, G. Hevner, S. Shecffer, F. Shaliner. First row: B. Trace, L. Linkey, K. Lorenz, J, Deppen, M. Wrightstone, S. Gantt, C. Wagner, B. Class, B. Peoler, N. Thomas, B. Healey, P. Roddy, P. Woodruff, T. Raclwlco, A. Hassinger. -.-N V BC-Third row: R, Robb, K, Seibert, R, Trawitz, M. Shannon, A. Nagel, J. Reilly. Second row: W. Roberts, J. McKinley, W. Wagner, B. Can- non, J. Davis, S. Hopper, E. Parkinson, S. VanVoorhees, T. Reddy, B. Dunn, J. Simpson. First row: S. Spangler, L. Williams, P. Steffy, C. Stewart, E, Strong, l.. Matcheck, D. Kiracofe, N. Garner, B. Maguire, C. Weber, S. Pirk, J. Duffy, B. Blanchard, C. Hollfer, B. Reese. 8D-Second row: A. Sornmerville, B. Rotl-iermel, J. Wood, D. Taddeo, T. Packard, B. Woods, T. Cole, C. Marslnall, B. Jones, R. Lichtenberger First row: G, Stephenson, C. Patterson, D, Stahle, M. Scotzin, B. Meehleib, S. Conley, M. Oberman, M, Stroman, G. Young, L. Allison D. Sterste, F. Kent, l.. Hunt, J. Everhart. i 1 7A-Second row: B, Cornman, C, Ward, B, Bulota, A. Gaul, B, Zimmerman, C. Smith, L. Old, N. Morgan. First row: C. Garrett, N. Myers, L. Lewis, L. Arnold, R. Turner, D. Denison, L. Mann, L. Ludlow, R. Householder, K. Kuhl, B, Sweger, R. Liles, E. Heil, P, Gessner, H. Hill, D. Gable. x . 7B-Second row: P, Knudsen, P. Stauffer, B. Gabbard, J. Vonhouser, T. Scholl, J. McFadden, G. Davis, L. Ross, J. Clark, C. Seidel, B Coover, First row. D. Dailey, B. Weber, T. Hoover, D. Terry, L. Haas, G. Henderson, S. Breach, P. Burns, C. Bieri, B, Miller, S. Spooner M. Strock, G, Vogelsong, J. Irwin, K. Bowman, E. Sheaffer. 7C-Second row: J. Bornman, C. Kuehn, D. Diller, S, Bowman, D. Wert, R. Thorne, S. Telatovich, R. Rowe, N. Bitner. First low: D. Johnson, J. Robb. T. KIOUV, J. Hatch, G. Fisher, J. Bell, K, Shiebley, P. Dietz, D. Crego, C. Yontz, A. Grimwood, G. Dunlzle, D. Clark, J. Bretz, J. Seitz 1:5 Yr 7D-Second row: R. Ryndes, T. Polk, C. DeLone, R. Smith, R. Still, C. Edwards, J. Hoover, B. Gluck, G, Lutz, T. Groninger, First row: A Bettie, N. Clayton, C. MacDonald, P. Gifford, N. Boyer, H. Haas, N. Arnold, S. Holcombe, K, Kennedy, M. Rosenberry, M. Everhart, B Sommerville, K. Bettinger, R. Reisman, B. Maher 7E-Second row: P. Cowley, D. Purnell, M. Ratclifl, C. Holmes, B. Lampe, K. Zorger, B. Shuey, J. Griffiths, D. Hawbecker, J. Palm. First row: D. Reager, D. Overheim, K. Stewart, C, Seyler, A. Wray, B. Sprague, E. Stern, M. Kilborn, A. Hinckley, S. Dyer, P. Smith, P. Sweeney, L. Wanbaugh, L. McClure, C. Meehleib, G. Hibsmon, D. McClanahan. UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS-Second row: Secretaries-C. DeLone, R. Robb, S. Leamy, J. Cowman, D, Wells: Treasurers-B. Meals B. Taddeo J. Bretz J. Weaver, K. Bowman. First row: Presidents-T. Polk, T. Reddy, F. Oesterling, B. Buloto, B. Gleeson, Vice-Presidents B. Rushong, D, Wells, S. Gow, D. Taddeo, B. Weber. Q ngamgafiomb ' 0-4? ,ff- XSS I I r ' I I L rn 1. I., r 'N--? riff fi' 4 ' 7 W x .M YN f x C Q Y , 'ni ,. -. f V',,,-wr H 'JAN' A Miki 1 A4 , 'V - Zim' Q , , 2 Q 1 Executive Committee members Larry Haas, Dean Wharton, Joan Emert, James Cfdiglvw, Ben Rushong, lou Thomas, Jon Weaver, plan a Council agenda, Absent are Betsy Bunting and Meryl Rosenberry. SHORT ' Hug sqm - . i-f Under the guidance of Mr. Ernst, princi- pal, and the leadership of James Craiglow, president, the Student Council serves CHHS as the principal means of student govern- ment. The council is composed of representa- tives from each homeroom and is guided by an executive committee made up of one member of each class and the officers, Craiglow, Ben Rushong, vice-president, and Joan Emert, secretary. The Executive Coun- cil, which meets on the alternate Thursday mornings when the Council does not hold sessions, prepares the Council's agenda and plans overall activities. Standing committees such as assembly and hall traffic, fire and air raid, student body proiect, student council proiect, ex- change student, campus, and drivers' safety enable the Council to function efficiently and effectively through small groups. This year, the Council has earned money for its proiects and other activities by spon- soring two dances and a slave-auction. Camp Hill High School's Student Court originated in T947 from a suggestion made by Mr. Donald Enders. Since that time the Student Court has become very active in upholding school regula- tions. Offenders of these rules were tried by the Student Council prior to the advent of the Stu- dent Court. Members of this year's Court are Robert Keller, chief judge, George Meals and Joe Dintaman, senior associate judgesg and Ben Rushong and Jim McClure, junior associate judges. The chief judge is chosen from a list of senior boys nominated by the faculty and selected by a vote ofthe senior high. In the junior and senior classes boys for the associate judgeships ore nominated by the individual homerooms and elected later by the entire student body. Court trials are held every third week depend- ing upon the number of offenders. These trials simulate actual courtroom procedures with a prosecuting attorney, defense attorney, auditor, judge, and associate judges who serve as a jury. If found guilty an offender is assigned a suitable punishment which is carried out under the super vision of a member of the faculty or the court. Cowvt The Athletic Association is comprised of representatives from presidentg Joe Kuhn, vice-president, Linnea Law, secretary. fi' j ..j, , , Seated: J. Dintaman, B. Keller, G. Meals. Standing: B. Rushong, J. McClure. -Atldeim ' each homeroom and the cheerleaders. This yeor's officers are Don Holme , W. if ' t f i if new ,-41 Co bo Of fi' fha ,ff H . S90 o'9 '00 Cho Of fa 0 - Of off So '71 S 0 r o 260' ' Hon 'fr f . 'Ury '7d ? 1 of 0,01 WCS I S, X pro 928 Soc! Sr 117 I ' 6 07 fy, Sf I7 oo' Of o J' New S Sc,l,oer'V7,loe U78 rder Gb, 07607 Of - 3660 6496 I Y W. be, for 'de ,ce s ore 36,10 cfs 11,6 6,7 . Q el Und O 'Or 760 eff 61. I' 6 Gd I lf 1 o 'Wo S S656 Self O voo we 34770, Year 90' 001 fe f 50. , Qs . S. Oo re fo fe, . fic- S10 U76 Qt-6 '77 Gnd In 01,9 den fo S,-S . H47 Se . '09 'S ,5 C011 01,773 Oth 'Nor E' of QW J' g,6! Offb 661,77 6196 40 '79 e f e e O Sc o,- O' efefoffecv ser 67001 1- flb Q '96 . f fl fe s s . ef- Wharton, J. Rhode, F. Smith. Second row: J. Cererves 0101, 8 I 1' S O rez,i,,l.ohof ,AGS Odw. ,yor Vl. Sid Q ye Ser fey ruff, B. Keller, N. Daniels, J. Emert, M. J. Gow. D7 C630 605. fe 8 Orig ' O62 61,4 S I-esfd Non O6 ko,-90,7 . Sc-ref 6,70 Cy O S06 . 'Cv on om' 'I .be Q1 J efs Nafiomlb l-lonofu Qocidfj QS O 1 Third row: P. Young, J. O'Brien, D. Tomulin, D. Linton, S. Bullock, J. Egge, P, Bougher, M, Deib- ler, J. Craiglow. First row: S. Brooke, D. Wood- u,.er on . A 0' - Mule . ,Oli WCS 'Tof we PP' uiw mwlf Qlvwwf Quill and Sem Ol l95l'a fewoldmgi rms in Mo' waging all me field C of enc0 vemeni ln 059 me . Sndlvldurlxclournollsml 5QClellY Standing: P. Bcxugher, A. Greene, K. Mortensen, P. Horon l1 SC YCVY s hllg I has bono X iufllor J. Croiglow, L. Boyer, M. Deibler, J. Egge, M. J. Gow. Seated: T O hip ln hlgh echo YBCV' M. Romig, J. Linton, J. Emert, J. O'Brien, F. Smith, N. Daniels Members rw to cpe, or er . en Yeo n newsp. the U99 ls odp sefllors O ho are mh lostlf-Olly' OD Q5 W SC O done k sw . CXQSS ve bo0 their 1 WJ ,. . ol mU5 amng' lhlrdted siuaenlin writing 9 A Elec work l enl- U efxO mend Sofpbusmess residem ol laden as P3 on Emerx . o James O ter Wlllle TreoSU'er he chop creforxli em' L l es 05 Se I Fifteen m- Sefv xeqy 5 nchon ' olllqe Soche mom lll is to ber5' .-lx and Scrolbers 'tO QU' em ff' ol Qi ff' ghe .ff stimuldle Slolilorts on lc 5' ' heir besl eor Yeolboo l ' l Y er scl100l pop sit Seated: D. Tomalin, J. Emert, J. Rhodes, B. Keller, P, Tomulin. Standing: D. Esson, J. Haas, D. Hoke, D. Earley, B. McClure, D. Woodruff. ciewy ' - its Seated: L. Leibensperger, M, J. Gaw, B. Kiiborn, S. Bullock, P. Horan, C. Stitzel. English Seminar was organ- ized in 'l956 to afford in- terested seniors an oppor- tunity of an enriched English course. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nina Hamilton and Mrs. Eleanor Harris, the semi- nar students become ac- quainted with better maga- zines and books, with a great deal of prose and poetry, and study special fields of interest such as the Greek theater and speech. A special emphasis is placed on gaining recognition for creative work by entering articles in the Atlantic contest. Membership in the one period class is gained through quali- fying in literature acquain- I tance and English usage tests. l Science Seminar was organized in September 1956 as an extra science class for those seniors who wished to work ahead in specialized scientific fields. The class gives students an oppor- tunity to work on their science proiects and receive expert in- struction from the faculty ad- visers. In addition to the time spent on projects, the seminar regularly holds group discus- sions on topics such as radiation and ecology. Every six weeks period, each member is required to read and report on five scien- tific articles. Members of seminar are chosen on the basis of their class stand- ing, science aptitude, and their math and science grades. The faculty advisers are Mr. Clarence Bilger, Mr. Stanley Bu- lota, Mr. D. L. Knohr and Mr. Joseph Moreskonich. C L. Boyer, M. Romig. Standing: B. Wilson, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character is the creed of the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y, two Y -aftiliated service clubs of CHHS. For their projects this year, the Hi-Y has had a clothing drive, World Service, and a boy's hockey team of seven members, the Tri-Hi-Y has sponsored a vice-versa dance, made favors for the Polyclinic Hospital, and sent Debby Wells and Honne Petersen as representatives to the U. N. Assembly Meeting in March in Harrisburg. A ioint induction was held October 24, 1958, at the Presbyterian Church, Camp Hill. OFFICERS OF THE Hl-Y President .......,..,..,...............................,........,....,,....... Dixon Earley Vice-President ....., ..... S am Curry Chaplain ............ ......,... W ard Ohl Secretary ,,,,. ..... C huck Johnson Treasurer .. ...........,.........,,.................,...............,. Paul Young OFFICERS OF THE TRI-Hl-Y President ..........................,........................................... Sue Brooke Vice-President ....,..,......,., .....,. D onna Brown Second Vice-President ,...... Jane Smith Chaplain ......,.. Lynn Whitney Secretary ..... ......,,.. B arbara Arnold Treasurer ., .,..,............,............. Aberdeen Hutchison ADVISERS HI-Y ............. ....i.........,.. ...,... M r . Edmund Moore Tri-Hi-Y ...,.... , ..... Miss Elizabeth Bishop I-lffY - Til-I-lb-Y C3 Ci i YN-a 4 X --.ms- M-'M' M-vuuii I ,Q J 1 A ff. I. by Pat Baugher, president of the CH chapter of the Future Teachers of America, conducts a regular alternate Monday meeting. The club is assisted by Mr. Richard Wendler, adviser, in exploring the profession of teaching and preparing for its main activity, Student Teachers' Day. FTA - PNA The Future Nurses of America listen as Nurse Bailey, club adviser, strives to learn about the nursing career. a f . 'N J' 9 T, I 1 , Q . , U N J 3 gives a lecture. Barb Densham is president of the 53' group which 6 1 Sn u-IIC I !.lG'l'l VOL. XXX CAMP HILL HIGH SCHOOL CAMP HILL, PA. Hugh Lught receuved uts furst Keystone award from the Pennsylvania Scholastuc Press Assocua tuon thus year In order for a paper to receuve thus award at least 975 pounts out of a possuble 1000 are needed PSPA uudges gave Hugh Lught 975 pounts the ratung beung based on four ussues of last years paper Hugh Lught has entered thus campetutuon sunce the early 1940s and rx Hugh Lught relates the latest school news and comung events through artucles wrutten by porters from the senuor hugh classes Each porter us guven an assugn ment and a copy dead lune by the news edutor Nancy Danuels He must gather unformotuon wrute the artucle and hand ut to the typung desk before the deadlune whuch as two weeks before the date of Hugh Lughts publncatuon :F has receuved a first award for eught of the first nune years however thus us the first Keystone Award ever achueved un Camp Hull Hugh School s hustory Keystone awards thus year were guven to I4 state papers The Hugh Lught report ers from the senuor class are .loan Egge .luduth Lunton Patrlcla Baugher Karel Mortensen Joan Emert Mary Deubler Leslue Leubensperger Louuse Boyer Mary Ro mug Patrucua Ramsey and Patrucua Horan Each year between December and February a new staff us chosen by the exustung staff wuth the approval of Muss Bushop Hugh Lught us publushed seven tumes a year by a staff composed of members of the student body Hugh Lught orugunated over twenty years ago as a form page handker chuef slzed newspaper lt has sunce developed unto eught page paper consustung of five news pages one feature page one edutorual page and one sports page The 1958 59 publush ung season was marked by the unnovatuon of a dufferent prunter The Har mond Press Edutors porters and busuness staff members are lected for work on Hugh Lght for excellence n past work 'f 4 G-adv H 'X Actung as Hugh Lught advusers thus year are Muss Eluzabeth Bushop an Mr John A Judge Muss Bushop who teaches sophomore and lunuor English advuses the literary department of the paper Mr Judge us the busuness advuser Camp Hull Hugh School s pruze wunnung news paper Hu Lught under the able leader s up of the edutorun chuef James OBruen He ls assusted by addu tuonol edutors for each sectuon of the paper The news us handled by Nancy Daniels news edu tor wuth Betsy Buntung as her ossustant The feature edutors are Mary Joe Gaw and Deenue Hutchunson All the sports news us handled by the sports edutor Fred Smuth Each sectuon us co ordu nated and put together as the paper we read by the layout edutor James Crauglow Each edutor us respon suble for hus unduvudual page These respansubulu tues include assugmng the artucles seemg that any needed photographs are receuved correctung and rewrutung artucles as they are handed un and proof readung the enture page before the final pruntmg The edutor un chuef s responsuble for seeing that each page edutor does hus lob and check ung headlunes and other detauls The busuness staff of the Hugh Lught us com prused of four depart ments Headung all the departments and carry ung out the financual transactuons of the paper ns the busuness manager Anne Greene e advertusung man ager Martu Rutter lucuts advertusers and pre pores theur advertuze ments for each ussue T e curculatuon man ager Pot Baugher un charge of sellung sub scnptuons throughout the school and to other un terested persons un the communuty Barbara Arnold charge of havung typed all artucles whuch are submutted by the report ers After each ussue has been publushed the mall away department sends the Hugh Lught to com munuty subscrubers u . . . . ft . . . . u fy M ' rf, . l . . , u u 3 . . u 1 . T , ' ' 5 vu- u ' u . . . 3 , . of y . . . . - - u - . I H . .4 u I .gh . I is . . l . . . . -u - 1 - ' - ' u . , . 3 U I I D I I u an I . . .i . . . . . l . . ' , , . . l , I . , l . . u ' . u . u . l - - . ' u T . . u - - - ' . ' , re- I l l i l PM E 1 . u ' . ' W, I u l ' ' ' I 1 . . I . zu 'e u . . - .- , , fu , ' l , T u , i l - H ' E ' ' l l . . N . . I . u ,gg ' N i . u , W.,,-yy A u ' f . . re- . I .. I I 2.1 l . I . , Q . su u- - , . I re- I . , W 4. U . n s . - X 1 I I 1 - . -Q I 1 ' - ' , - 1 ' ' , ' ' , so- is in . . I . I . . I , . . . .. . - . , . u . . . . is . .- y , , , , . . . 1 . . R . ' . . - My g 4 i- 3 'zi- ,fL' '15 , Looking over issues of the Patriot-News containing articles written by and about Camp Hill students are, seated: R. Petrullo N, Daniels, P. Baugher, P, Traub, P. Kelley, C. Mcrgenthaler, B. Densham.'Standing: G. Shannon, J, Packard, B. Hunt, and D Wells. These reporters, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Moreslxonich, are paid for their contributions to the Sunday Schools' page. atfdobNws - Qclwobs Report Listening to Dean Wharton, editor-in-chief, rehearse for a Saturday session of Schoal's Report, are the program's other an nouncers, T, Glodek, P. Baugher, S. Bullock, D. Brown, J. Rhode, and D. Wells. Every third Saturday this group gives the Harris burg area a fifteen minute run-down on CHHS activities. li lHltgsitglllllllilizlli in will I llllllll Ill. I!lli1lP1ili.i l 'I 1 4751 A v -. - ' U L 'fi ,551 l Vmwj QQ Y Clwmleadws 4 N 'I . A 7 mf? P . , I . J - x Iii fl La-7: -NL, Jwwofv Vawfg Clawfleadw Jlwwfv I-hgh J-vnfwy-Vw, wzwjl 4 1 . '44 i xx .uv 1 . ' 9 1 'A B , '- In B ' n L-If . ' - Ju.miofuC510w5 P' f Q, t A fa , am Y my .M fl W A ' :' +A, wiv x - -3 4 f 3 Q 9 G I A 3 I' A 5 435' Q W R ' A ' f ' 1 4 ' + TJ H , 15 . K ff M V m ix. . Q 6 , , 4, 42 of 4 1 i l e 3' ,J fig , 5 I f' K y 2 A' N A , 7 'il 24 A A 2 ' , 3 4' v .0 - Q , . f , W N I' . 3 Yu- J' O Q ' L Q , f 3' ix Q O Q' is .45 sl, mg .Q ll' ' inf GQ Q Y' 'Sf' N-f -wi' I . J ' Q - . '?f E . ' K ,4 '... .- - -'Hitt K ' ' 1 k s f - - Q as ' 4 aa-8 ..,,.a ,Q in Y . C . Y IP' Q Q 44glg,? ' - I . 4-oar N x Qu Www fm' S61 Ii gd' 'e ,, .mf 3- , D :P Out of the Frying Pan, by Francis Swann, this year's senior ploy production, was a three oct comedy on the lives and loves of six stage struck young people living in a New York apartment. The excellent production was presented to the public in the high school auditorium on November 13 and 14, 1958, under the direction of Mrs. Nina R. Hamilton. Dave Falk was the stage man ager This annual senior money-making proiect was the most protiitable senior play in the history of Comp Hill High School The proceeds S443 went toward the financing of the 1959 Camillon. Scott Walloce ,.,, Ward Ohl ...., Sue Moore ....... Jim Craiglow ,,.,.,....,,, ,.,,. Leslie Leibensperger Mary Romig ........... Mary Joe Gaw .... Joan Egge ...... Barry Wilson Jim Creel .... Doug Esson ..,.. Chuck Johnson George Bodwell Norman Reese .. Mrs. Garnet Tony Denison . Muriel Foster ., ......... Kate Ault Marge Benson Dottie Coburn Mr. Coburn Mr. Kenny Moc Joe Lam ,V 1 ,ff ik H Q The annual Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the senior class, was presented on November l, l958, in the high school's gymnasium and cafeteria. Under the direction of Nancy Daniels and George Meals, and under the supervision of Mr. Edmund L. Moore, the dance was given to raise funds for the 1959 Camillon. Al Bethal and his orchestra provided the music for this very successful event. The Carnival featured many attracting concessions. The pie-throwing booth, headed by Susan Brooke, was one of the most popular concessions. Throwing the Udoughy delicacies at a favorite senior boy provided great satisfaction, if nothing else. The students, as well as parents, tried their luck together with their pitching ability at the penny- pitching booth, which was run by Pat Ramsey and Pat Kelley. An exciting feature of the Carnival was the fortune-telling booth, organized by Mary Joe Gaw and Leslie Leibensperger. Pete Kirk and Tom Glodek's basketball-throw concession attracted girls and boys equally, while darts were hurridly thrown at balloons in Beau Hamilton's booth. Probably the most popular attraction of the entire Carnival was the Chamber of Horrors. Jim Craig- low and Scott Wallace headed this successful booth in which many scenes and sound effects combined to produce true Halloween Spirit. Of course all these effects could not have been produced without the tremendous help given by the Grease and Glamour club. They did a magnificent job on making-up the Horror members! Putting the finishing touches on the evening were the delicious refreshments sold in the lobby. Mary Deibler and Mary Romig were in charge of this appetizing booth. ffm 4'f...,'f .nn FALL on Q .3 ' I n, A ii ,, ,f Q , A ,, W ,, A , A , ! 'P f AA 'lil . 3 , ju 4 fp. QQ' ' , 'f 5 1'gy.Y. ,V ,Q I ',. V A ' V ' ' ' 1 - 1 - g 1 V . A W xinglg beg f, ,A . -, f X ,A l i A Q3 101245-Q ' - .-' S' .5 1 Q - 'f . V 'P f 3 ' 294 -.Y Q ., lk fy 1 3 1',:5'? M - . D K . . 1 I .P+- -'f 'il rs, Wi' I I - 1 . G xiii ff' N iff f dba 'las J Seniors Joe Dintaman, Pat Ramsey, Midge Hoover, and Doug Esson take time out to admire the Christmassy decorations from Fantasy in Frost, this year's annual Sophomore Hop. Chairmanned by Bill Bulota, the dance was the sophomores' big money- raising proiect. Qop l-lop - Dag In order to gain an insight into the teaching profession, seniors stepped into teachers' shoes February l7 and taught all t' f CHHS classes. Relieved of his responsibilities for the day Mr. Moore caught the seniors going through their paces. Tap row: B. Hamilton, N. Daniels, S, Rumberger, L, Leibensperger are pictured in the positions of Mr. Morris, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Baer, Mr. Ernst Bottom row: J, Craiglow, M. Deibler, P. Horan, B Wilson are seen taking over the iobs of the principal, Mr. Harley, Mr, Stine, Mr. Hoftmeister. I' V- v'- gf' ur g 'mm il ff V 4 .1 5 w k. ,df E, ' rmriynauf' s 5 ,.-V , , '- :sv 1 35, ' J ..f ,fl Z2 B 'vzigligi I 4 Y. - I -- aiu. Us 6 . . a x .W 1 1 , f' 'W vs' f . ,-Y 1 5 if , 1. ig., 'V N. at 27. yi- , ' ,1.f,:,. s Top row piciures the special buttery of physical education cmd heolfh teachers. T. Glodek, J. Dintczmon, G, Diefz, B. Boyer, P. Kirk, ond B. McClure tough? for Mr, Kroui, Mrs. Guiley, cmd Mr. Yosf. In fhe boifom row ore J. Linfon, H. Pefersen, A. Greene, who fought for Mrs. Brooke, and R. Pefrullo ond L. Low who omcicxted over cill office duties. D05 M F ' I B Cl mm, L. Jones, P. Troub, S. Mowery for Miss Special educovion department positions were tough? by M. Hoover, M. . enico , . e Kendall, Mr. Edmunds ond Mrs. Love. In rhe bottom row D, Thomas, D. Groom ore seen teaching for Mr. Judge and Mr. Weaver. O. Guise, J. Snyder, P. Young, B. Shope all headed The music depurtmeni classes. 0 id .ef .1 ' ,-a fo Qpowts 'GC F' , 1- , aww, fl 1 , ,KAN ,ff migffff 1 V, ,V K M L F ' . . 4 V r . .r 'I W sf ' s, Y: ww f 4 1 ,, Q, A- 'U W r W . N. . . K' . ' ' ' Third row: W. Bingham, C. Rees, B. Clark, S. Greiner, D, Lcoker, D. Wells, D. Enders, E. Morgan, J. Porath, W. White, W. Dessing M, Hoff, J. Wood, J. Zeigler, H, Shef'fer, W. Albright, C. Ditlow, Mr. Bulota, coach. Second row: Mr. Stine, coach, S. Ohl, H. Bak er, R. Pindell, J. Christensen, R. Ernst, J. Rothermel, T. Wagner, B. Rushong, B. Gleason, J. McClure, B. Angle, D, Karaschak, C Blosser, B. Bulota, D. Lutz, Mr. HoHmeister, coach. First row: J. Ake, J. Dintaman, R. Taylor, B. Keller, B. Dietzel, F. Smith, l.. Pin dell, S. Wallace, J. Haas, S. Curry, C, Johnson, B. McClure, D. Essen, J, Heintzelman, P, Tomalin, G, Wirt. 1 C958 Vwwrtg Football WON-7 LOST - Joe Kuhn and Jack Heintzelman open 1958 Season with the toss of the coin against Biglerville, C. H. 41-Biglerville 7 C. H. 28-Cumberland Valley l3 C. H. 47-Northern 6 C. H. 26-Newport 6 C. H. 20-West Shore 7 C. H. 32-Susquenita O C. H. 13-Palmyra l2 C. H, 12-Hurnmelstown 26 C. H. 6-Enola 25 4 'M 2 Co Captain Coach CQ Captain Ball McClure Stanley Bulota Joe Dintaman 74 Fullback, Rick Taylor receives pass from Quarterback Joe Dintaman against Biglerviile-Joe Kuhn U81 Jim Haas and Bill McClure l86D in background. -...A-.Q- The Lions opened the 1958 season with a 41-7 victory over the Biglerviile Canners. After a scoreless first period, Camp Hill scored four times in the second period to make the score 27-O. Biglerviile scored once in the third quarter, while Camp Hill tallied two in the fourth. Rick Taylor, Bill McClure, Jack Heintzelman, Fred Smith and Pete Tomalin all scored for Camp Hill. Jerry Christensen ll6J returns a Biglerviile punt, as Rick Taylor l22J and Joe Dintaman UU run interference. I. . 1.14. Pete Tomalin scores against Biglerviile, to make the score 41-7. Camp Hill defeated Newport 26-6 for their second win of the season. The Lions scored all of their touchdowns in the first half. Joe Kuhn broke the ice with an 'll yard run. Rick Taylor caught a 22 yard pass from Joe Dintaman, and Jack Heintzelman caught two touchdown passesg one from Dintaman and the other from Taylor. Newport scored its lone touchdown in the final frame, on a 35 yard play. I r -K Jim Haas Chuck Johnson Joe Kuhn 75 Camp Hull won thenr thsrd nn a row as they edged out Palmyra In 13 to 12 thruller Camp Hnlls f1rst score came In a 98 yard run by Rnck Taylor Palmyra came back and scored touchdowns In the second and thnrd pernods to make the score 12 7 The Lnons drove 82 yards an the final frame with Joe Dmtamon scornng from the one to gnve Camp Hull the f1nal vnctory 64. lf. rat?-5342, Rtck Taylor gams yardage against Palmyra as Jam McClure and Bull McClure C861 run Interference Jnm Haas tackles Palmyra back as Bull McClure C861 Joe Dlntoman scores touchdown as Hummelstown play moves up to assust ers stop htm on the goal lme Chuck Johnson and Ben Rushong block Hummelstowns Pete Wagner Camp Hull defeated Cumberland Valley 28 13 for theur fourth vnctory The Llons scored on thelr f1rst seraes of downs with halfback Bob Keller scormg from the one .lack Helntzelman took a pass from Joe Dmtamon and raced 40 yards to make the score 14 0 early In the game The Eagles came back to make the score 14 7 at half tume In the second half Rack Taylor returned an Eagles punt and raced 74 yards to pay dart Both teams scored once an the f1nal pertod to make the score 28 13 Bob Keller scored the Luons flnal tally wnth a two yard run ft 'N 'A' I A pr - , Bob Keller Rick Taylor Fred Smith 76 Bill McClure C861 gains yardage on an end around, with .lack Heintzelman and Bob Keller l60J throwing blocks. Camp Hill captured their fifth victory without defeat by beating West Shore 20-7. The Lions scored the first touchdown of the game after 16 plays with Dinta- man plunging over from the one. He again scored from the three to make the score 13-0 at halftime. West Shore received the second half kickioff and marched 65 yards for their only score. Camp Hill then drove 96 yards for their final touchdown with Dinta- man passing to Heintzelman covering 12 yards. Keller added the PAT to make the score 20-7. ... ...,-. Bob Keller C601 blocks Enola pass, as Rick Taylor covers two men from behind. Enola runner is brought down by Chuck Johnson, Ben Rushong, Jim Haas, and Jim McClure, as Jack Heintzell man and Joe Dintaman look on Camp Hill lost their first game of the year to a fired-up Hummelstown team. The Bulldogs scored two quick touchdowns before the Lions' offense could get started. With the score 14-O Camp Hill drove 84 yards for a touchdown, a Dintaman to Bill McClure pass covering the final four yards. In the third quarter Dintaman carried the ball over from the 8 to make the score 13-12. Hum- melstown scored twice in the final period to give the Bulldogs the 26-12 victory. Scott Wallace Lou Pindell Jack Heintzelman The Lions defeated Northern 476 for their sixth victory of the season Camp Hill lumped off to a 190 first period lead Camp Hills Joe Dintaman scored four times while Fred Smith Harry Baker and Doug Wells each scored once Northerns only score came late an the second period on a 52 yard screen pass Fred Smith gains yardage as Chuck Johnson 1851 and Jim Haas C683 open 13 Lou Pindell comes over to block for Smith Moving quickly from the start the Lions took the McClure hauled in a 25 yard pass from Joe Dintaman for the six pointer Dintaman also hit his receivers for two other touchdown passes the first going to Jerry Christensen and the second going to Bill Mc Clure Harry Baker tallied the final Lion T D on a 29 yard scoring burst Jack Helntzelman catches pass for yardage against Enola On Thanksgiving day the Camp Hill Lions lost their chance for the Lower Susquehanna Class B crown by dropping a 25 6 decision to Enola The first half of play was a defensive battle for both teams with each team scoring in the final four minutes The Lions scored on a 29 yard aerial from Joe Dlntaman to Rick Taylor Enola scored six points in the third period and twelve in the final quarter to give the Panthers the 25 6 victory 5 Pete Tomalln Bob Dietzel Doug Esson 78 s Xl' Alu' , .- '.1:,fll'kl fm , I u i W , opening kickoff and drove 58 yards for the T. D. Bill . 5' 1,525 7' An ,Q 'i 2.1 4' 4: ., VW 0 :Hamag ffqw QC Magi ai I f'-QE' f A B. in , X 1 ' 3-ZQQL ' L A 5, 1 4. ,fv 4 HIL Zi Q, U0 91- ww pw,-A 5 'W'-Q 'M fX12? 415 Ilup MQ M rd ro oach K o t D Who to e T I o 0 ama D ok C st Co Capta Don Hake Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp McDewM Mechamcsburg Lancaster Susquehanna Cumbedand VaHey Bomng Spnngs New Cumbedand Hummdvown Northern East Pennsboro Susquenna VVe9 Shore Susquehanna Cumbedand VaHey Bomng Spnngs New Cumbedand Hurnmelstown Northern EastPennsboro Susquenna VVest Shore wmmmmumwmumnmwmwm Egkwdk .HmumHmHmV MMHmUmv.Cdumbm 80 e P Kk o co a o Mc Ca Capta n G o ge Meals Q0 Tom Glodek Joe Dlntcmun Pe e K k Don Hoke Torn Glodek George Meals Pete Kzrk Joe Dnntcmczn Jim Crolglow Deon Wharton Don Tomclnn Jam McClure Ben Rushong Reed Ernst Jerry Chrnstens Brion Bex SD INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FIELD GOALS FOULS Attempted Scored Ass sts Rebounds Attempted Scored 5 O D cz Whcto 7 89 O Total Pom! 4 9 7 4 CAMP HILL 38 MCDEVITT 52 Playung its f1rst game of the season minus sux of last year s letter winners Camp Hall dropped a decnsnon to a good Bnshop McDevutt team The second half was the crucnal one as Camp Hull enloyed a 23 22 lead at halftnme The lead was accounted for by accurate shootmg from the floor 111 out of 27 shotsj and by a defense that pressed the opponents and prevented McDevltts star Dennis Dobosh from makmg has lump shots McDevutt came back strong In the thnrd quarter holdtng the Lions to 5 pomts and grabbmg a 7 pomt lead Camp Hull scorlng was well balanced wlth Meals and Dnnta man leading wuth 11 and 10 pomts respectuvely CAMP HILL 67 MECHANICSBURG 43 Camp Hull won nts f1rst game with a vlctory over Mechanucsburg featuring a f1ne second half shownng and the accurate shootmg of Pete Knrk who made 7 out of 14 shots frorn the floor and 8 out of 10 free throws for o total of 24 The f1rst half was a frustratung one for the Lnons and they tranled at halftlme by 26 to 25 However they opened up un the thnrd quarter and led by 22 at the end of the game Tom Glodek had 17 pomts for Camp Hnll whsle Tom Blosser netted 22 to lead the Wlldcats CAMP HILL 43 LANCASTER 68 Bouncung back from a defeat by Kutztown Lancaster laterally ran away from the Luons grabbmg a 68 to 43 decusnon They led 26 to 21 at halftnme and during the second half overpowered Camp Hull weth an aggressnve fast break and the deadly corner shootmg of Ed Fluck Camp Hull s shootmg was Its worst so far wuth only 30 percent accuracy on f1oor shots and 50 percent on free throws Pete Knrk agam led the Llon attack wnth 11 pomts followed by George Meals and Tom Glodek with 9 each Flnck had 24 for Lancaster The Lnons opened theur defense of the Lower Susquehanna Conference tntle by declslvely defeatmg the only team that has beaten them un the last two years of league play The game was close up to about mudway through the second quarter but the Lnons then pulled away to a 24 15 halftume lead and made It 45 28 after three quarters George Meals makmg 7 for 12 from the f1oor and for 5 from the foul lane led the Lnons wnth 19 pomts Tom Glodek followed wnth 17 and Joe Dnntaman had 13 Including 9 foul shots Ford Thomson paced the Induans wlth 15 pomts CAMP HILL 60 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 41 Agaln outscorung theur opponents un every quarter the Luons won thelr second straught league game over Cumberland Valley The game was close however untnl lust before the end of the half wlth Camp Hall scorlng 7 straught pomts then and taklng a 32 to 25 lead Tom Glodek was easily the outstandung Camp Hull Player wnth 20 pomts and a f1ne reboundnng 'ob He hut on 9 of 17 from the floor whale Pete Klrk had 5 or 7 for 10 pomts CAMP HILL 72 BOILING SPRINGS 33 After a slow start the Luons overpowered Bonltng Sprmgs Don Hoke who personally outscored the other team 14 to 12 In the first half was hugh for Camp Hull with 14 whale Joe Dlntaman also shootmg from the outsnde had 13 CAMP HILL 51 NEW CUMBERLAND 49 New Cumberland always tough on nts home floor staged a last quarter f1ght that almost beat Camp Hull but the Lions held on and salvaged a two pomt vlctory Don Hoke led the Lnon attack wnth 18 pomts huttnng on 8 of 14 f1oor shots and 2 of 3 foul shots Tom Glodek had 15 whale Larry Sampson and Rach McCurdy had 13 each to pace the Tigers 82 CAMP HILL 66-SUSQUEHANNA 44 CAMP HILL 54 HUMMELSTOWN 47 The Lions staged a last quarter comeb ck to gam an unumpressnve 54 47 victory over the surprisingly rough Hummelstown Bulldogs Camp Hull trailed 25 20 at halftime and 35 32 after three quarters George Meals was the bug man for Camp Hull with 17 pomts hitting on 6 out of 7 important foul shots an the last half Tom Glodek followed with 14 pomts and Don Hoke had I0 Duck Dlbeler hot tempered sharpshooter had 19 points to lead Hummelstown CAMP HILL 75 NORTHERN 25 Camp Hills first and second units alternated as the Lions took a 75 25 victory over Northern The Lions ran up a 22 4 first quarter margin then coasted The regulars bested Northern 46 9 an their two quarters whale the substitutes won 29 16 CAMP HILL 47 EAST PENNSBORO 48 East Pennsboro took Camp Hall by surprise with a last quarter comeback that beat the Lions by one point Camp Hull led 40 34 after three periods but East Pennsboro fought back to gain the lead then kept Camp Hull from scoring Camp Hull only made 5 of 12 foul shots while the victors made 14 of 21 CAMP HILL 74 SUSQUENITA 40 Camp Hull got off to a 22 1 lead over Susquenlta toward the end of the first quarter and had very little trouble after that Joe Dlntaman who had 20 for the night had 14 of Camp Hull s 28 first period pomts CAMP HILL 61 WEST SHORE 47 After a miserable first quarter the Lions outscored West Shore 26 5 In the second frame to take a 13 point halftime lead which they held the Glodek and Don Hoke had 15 apsece Ball OBrien had 20 for the losers who were unable to solve Camp Hills man for man defense CAMP HILL 66 SUSQUEHANNA 47 Joe Duntaman and Don Hoke edged the Susquehanna Indians 50 47 on the Camp Hull floor while their taller teammates added 16 pomts to gave a margin of safety Both established new career highs un the game Dunta man scoring 26 and Hoke hitting for 24 Ken Vandenberg Susquehanna s bug gun who was held to 6 pomts by the Lions an their first encounter also had 24 while Ford Thomson had 15 Susquehanna grabbed an 8 2 lead and the first quarter score was 14 14 However Camp Hall gained a 28 22 halftime advantage Susquehanna closed this to a three point lead about the middle of the third period CAMP HILL 54 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 46 Foul shooting by George Meals and Don Hoke gave the Lions a close 54 46 win over the Cumberland Valley Eagles on the losers court Meals finished with 18 points Hoke with 15 and Tom Glodek with 12 Cumber land Valley enloyed a 31 28 halftime lead but Camp Hull spurted and led by 5 after the third quarter CAMP HILL 69 BOILING SPRINGS 47 Camp Hull had first half trouble with surprisingly tough Boiling Springs before gaming a 69 to 47 victory Tom Glodek hit on 15 of 25 fioor shots and finished with 33 points John Klracofe paced Boiling Springs with 17 pomts 83 . - C . . . 1 . , . . . . , 1 . . I rest of the way. George Meals led the Lion attack with 16, while Tom . ,I ' . 1 . . ' ,- AQ Bishop McDevatt B shop McDevitt Susquehanna CAMP HILL 59 NEW CUMBERLAND 51 Camp Hill and New Cumberland engaged in another of their close fought battles and the Llons had to come from behind to gain a 59 to 51 win New Cumberland took an early lead and maintained it untnl the fourth quarter when Camp Hill scored 18 points George Meals and Don Hoke had 23 and 22 pounts respectively CAMP HILL 55 HUMMELSTOWN 46 Hummeslstown again proved a problem and kept the game close the whole way Tom Glodek George Meals and Don Hoke all hit double figures for Camp Hxll CAMP HILL 54 NORTHERN 32 Northern effectively stopped the Camp Hill attack for a good part of the game The Lnons pulled away in the third quarter when Tom Glodek had 9 of his 17 points CAMP HILL 63 EAST PENNSBORO 51 Camp Hill revenged its only league loss by beating East Pennsboro in a foul marked contest The Lions made 25 of 32 'Foul shots Tom Glodek George Meals and Pete Kirk had 19 13 and 12 points respectnvely CAMP HILL 70-SUSQUENITA 47 The Lions piled up a good-sized lead, and the second string played the final frame. George Meals had 18 points and Tom Glodek had 16. CAMP HILL 59-WEST SHORE 30 Beating West Shore, the Lions finished their league season with a 17-1 mark. Joe Dintaman had 18 for the Lions. CAMP HILL 56-BIGLERVILLE 40 Camp Hill downed Biglerville in the District 3, Class B, PIAA quarter-finals by a 56-40 margin. In the third quarter George Meals held off the Adams County champs single handedly, scoring 12 of Camp Hill's 14 points. Joe Dintaman with 15, Meals with 14 and Hoke with 11 led the Lions. CAMP HILL 49-COLUMBIA 58 Camp Hill lost by nine points to Columbia in the semi-finals ofthe District 3, Class B, playofts. Colum- bia's 1-2-3 defense and rebound control tiecl up the Lions. Cy Young collected 18 points for Columbia and Don Hoke got 15 forthe Lions. Last year Columbia defeated Camp Hill in the district finals. New Cumberland West Shore Biglerville .PVP My B V V 35,... N9-,gf Q .4 1 5 5 s. Top row: S. Garner, E. Morgan, C. Rees, T. Miller, J. Crego, Mr. Wendler, J. Ake, S. Greiner, D. Looker, H. Boker, Boifom row: J. Darcy, H, Dixon, D. Enders, R. Pindell, B. Jennings, S. Ohl, J. Gribb. J. v. Basin-bam - Jw. High Basketball Firsi row: K. MacDonald, H. Blosser, K. Gorman, D. Eifline, J. Knaub, Mr. Stine. Second row: H. Gaul, T. Guise, L. Eby, J. Hibs- mcn, B. Bowman. 1 Vwusrtg -J. XA Baseball 2nd row: R. Gray, D Gleichman, J. Hibsman, J. Knaub, B. Bowman, T. Guise, H. Gaul, M. Anderson. lst row: B. Dwyer, J. Class, B. Bulota, B. Brubaker, C. Ditlow, B. Jennings, J. Hinke, nl 2nd row: D. Woodruff, J. Christensen, R. Ernst, D. Enders, B. Bex, J. McClure, B. Rushong, B. Albright, T. Dwyer, A.Slewart, lst row: F. Smith, D. Earley, J. Kuhn, G. Meals, B. Brubaker, R. Taylor, J. Dintaman. 1' N' 'Wiz 1 xt g 4- , 1 X . fa X ,Fung l 4 Assf. Coach Yosf, Co-captain Tdylor, Co-captain Coach Moreskonich. Dinfcxman 'M ' MWHYT M4m'1'49?!' J J' i Third row: Greiner, Wells, Porath, Bingham, Rees, Gamber, Darlington, Bender, Haas. Second row: Fackler, Osman Wagner Stevens, Cobb, Elliofr, Bafeman, Campbell, Pindell, Gleason, Breiz. First row: Hoke, Glodek, Gabel, Curry, Eldridge, Hemizelman Deitzel, Kirk, Hamilton, Pindell. lOO Yard Dash 880 Yard Run Bob Deitzel Don Hoke Sam Curry Tom Glodek Jack Heintzelman Jim Porath Hurdles 220 Yard Dash Doug Wells Jack Heintzelman Chuck Johnson Bob Deitzel Bob Gabel Mile Run Shot Put Don Hoke Bill Gleason Charlie Reese Bill Bingham Tim Wagner Jim Elliott 440 Yard Dash Javelin Bill Clark Lou Pindell Steve Greiner Eric Pindell John Bretz 88 Discus Chuck Johnson Eric Pindell Broad Jump Chuck Johnson Bob Gabel John Rofhermel High Pete Kirk Jef? Osman Rick Bateman Pole Tom Russel Joe Campbell Jef? Osman Jump Vault The S'QY' of the mile run. .f- N-X ff' Don Hoke wins fhe mile, .1 ev John Rofhermel makes u good iump. Roy Peffer of C. V. been Jock Heinfzelmcn in the 220 yard dash. Thlrd row B McClure J Rofhermel C Parker J Porath L Plndell J Hlnke D Knarr Second row T Fackler B Brubake B Buloto H Graham B Hamnlton Farsi row G War? B Dwyer C Dnlow D Lutz R Gamber DC .a Q A J Grubb J Taylor D Esson D Wharton J Rhode H Bolfer B McClure J DePuy Y '- . P '-M ,, . J . C G I Q.. ,dv .- ' ... X D ' J , 1 - A ., 1 ,' 1' 7 I J 0 . , ' 'U 2 W , , L 5 -- - ' - . 1-. - , A -' ' ' 4 I - ' f . -fx 4- - W -.A wg . I Q . Q: 4 5 V .RAID ut J' J' 1 - 4 -xl 0 Carol Morgenfhaler Rnghf fullback Carol Frome Lefi wing Ginger Dietz Lmdc Maurer Center half Leff wmg 'HJ' Mcnlyn Roberis Hulfbcck Wrlly Mood Goahe Mrs Gulley Couch 91 Ginger Dietz backs up Ginny Myers, who is bullying with a Carlisle player, as Debbie Wells waits for the results. Camp Camp Comp Camp Camp Comp Camp I Ginger Dietz Linda Maurer Co-Captains CAMP HILL SCORERS Betsy Meals, Ginny Myers Pat Lambert, Linda Maurer Ginny Myers Ginger Dietz Ginny Myers 2, Lindo Gross Linda Maurer, Pat Lambert Linda Gross, Ginny Myers Third row: ilett to right M. Farnham, E. Naylor, A. Stuart, K. Knudsen, R. Houpt, L. Thomas, S. Waltz, F. Hanckel, J. Goldsmith A Emmerling, L. Leibensperger, Coach Mrs. Guiley, Second row: T, Zimmerman, S. Miller, D. Hutchison, P. Lambert, S. Ruschhaupt Meals, S. Gcthie, D. Wells, L. Gross, J. Beck. First row: M. Roberts, C. Morgenthaler, G, Dietz, L. Maurer, W. Mood, . s Q - ZW, ff gf 6 Q Y 4 .qt .xg in 45 9 .lf Waiting for the ball, in Northern territory, are Ginny Myers, Pat Lambert, Linda Gross, and Deenie Hutchison. Carol Morgenthaler, Debbie Wells and Sara Gothie during the Mechanicsburg game fight for possession of the ball while Ginger Dietz and linda Maurer await further action, Dribbling up the Carlisle field Ginny Myers, with Linda Maurer coming to assist and Ginger Dietz acting defensively. Seen in the scramble in front of the Central Dauphin goal are Pat Lambert, Linda Maurer, and Ginny Myers. ef i .f ...V N, . Z . maya-. ?5,yx,,,,, ,W 5l.fm Watching the battle between Linda Maurer and a Susquehanna player are Debbie Wells, Sara Gothie, Linda Gross 1531 and Ginger Dietz f55l, Passing off to Debbie Wells is Ginny Myers UD, as Linda Gross keeps pace with them. Action took place in the Cumberland Valley game. Betsy Meals approaches as Linda Gross attempts a scoop over a Cumberland Valley girl's stick. J Comp Comp Camp Comp Comp Camp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Camp Comp Comp Sf o r 1 IE ou er co o o eq 5 e M C e L b os use cu t o oc c S Q Judy L nfo Hill G gerD EcstPennsboro Alumnae VVest Shore Susquenna BOHIHQ Spnngs Cumbedond VoHey AAechcnncsburg Northern Vvesf Shore Susquenno Bodung Spnngs Cumbedond VoHey .A Mechcmicsburg ..H,, ,, Plorlhern vnu Ecs1Pennsboro Q el Easlwtballu Jean Cle eland a d Gunger D etz move to ass st Pat Baugher n the West Shore game Beginning theur season the gurls vorsuty fell to East Pennsboro 45 34 Gunger Duetz led her team wuth 15 pounts ln the tradutuonal Alumnae game the varsuty lost 51 54 Hugh for the lassues was Pat Baugher wuth 24 while Ruthann Ferguson scored 23 for the graduates Camp Hull vusutung West Shore found the going rough as they were defeated 62 46 Scoring honors went to Gunger Duetz who tossed un 23 Playing theur first league game the Camp H ll gurls downed Susquenuta 64 27 Gunger Duetz helped the cause by contrubutung 31 pounts The gurls came up wuth another vuctory as they came from behund to beat Boulung Sprungs 54 48 Gunger Duetz drove un 33 pounts un the wun Camp Hill losing in the first half went ahead of Cumberland Valley in the third quarter with Ginger Dietz paving the way. Cumberland Val- ley came back strong in the fourth quarter to win by the slim margin of 43-37. Ginger Dietz scored 21 in a losing cause. It was a fight to the finish when the Lassies met Mechanicsburg. Pat Baugher and Ginger Dietz accounted for 45 of the 52 points, 23 and 22 respectivelyp but it wasn't enough to win. The final score was a close 53-52. Camp Hill never yielded its lead as they wal- loped Northern 59-38. The Lassies turned in a good performance paced by Ginger Dietz who chipped in 24 points. Ou IU png a Susquenuta playe s Judy Linton hle Jane Rohrg wa ts to rece e the ball The Lassues were over powered by the Trouans by a 59 54 score Lunda Gross led the Camp Hull gurls wuth 22 pounts Bouncung back from theur last loss Camp Hull whupped Susquenuta 56 35 Gunger Duetz was hugh scorer wuth 26 pounts The Lassues played one of theur most excutung games against Boulung Sprungs wunnung by a close margin of 60 59 Linda Gross and Pat Baugher took scoring honors wuth 19 and 18 pounts respectively Cumberland Valley caught up wuth and sur passed the Camp Hull gurls un the fourth quarter to wun by a score of 47 42 Gunger Duetz tallued 22 pounts for the Lassues In spite of the close game the gurls were de feated by Mechanicsburg 55-51. Ginger Dietz accounted for 29 of the Lassies hard earned points. Again Ginger Dietz took scoring honors with 28 points as the Lassies defeated Northern in a 53-49 overtime. Dietz broke the tie game with a free shot followed by a basket. The Lassie guards were outstanding in their man-to-man defense. Once again the Camp Hill Lassies were defeated in the fourth quarter 44-41. The girls led East Pennsboro up until this time with the help of Pat Baugher's points. The final game marked the end of high school basketball of Ginger Dietz, Pat Baugher and Judy Linton. Y MI mfr -5, x. S J f Lf . ' I X A Q ' Q 'Pa ' X, X Q v 3' 6 X, JM? ,- Ely f, K ,733 ij, ,K ,, Wm ' ,, Q M, 4 Q M' ,J ,gfi xi? 1 W QL , ,, Y, AL., ,, ri' 6534 xl '5'1Ql?i' , P! 'ff ' uf, Jw is . +2 3 1 Vs v.- 'M 'Ji . su- s.. V i er Mr. cmd Mrs. C. E. Gow Mr. cmd Mrs. Don G. Robinhold, Jr., Don '57 and Judy '59 .H A. wf'. ,1'fx V P . .L 1. U 4,52 'n Q .- s .Lk': 4 1 lx t ,611 R , , f'f'f v' . ' 'Srl Y .x , 1 -. A , P 4' K 4 ng ,, ., S .Nik ,.,,.,.. . 1, X bl, -pmuq., .,V 'A-.1 1 P' - .xy ' 5 chn 8 a ,H h 'll if ix in rr, , K ,, .Nye . a ,Sl f if - .1 .-V, A . Q 1 . . at e I Q, I X ' . ' Iv' -fx' 'f .M v 'Y -W ' ,JL M z ,-nn-A K, . 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Daniels, Don '52, M '55 ' Raub Supply Company 3865 Derry Street HARRISBURG, PA Drsfnbutors PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL MILL SUPPLIES Best Washes to the Class of T959 THE NIGHTINGALE Convalescent 8. Rest Home CONGRATULATIONS, T959 EAST END DAIRY .IOHN M STAZ, Owner gent IXMJIM fo THE CLASS OF 58 HOOVER S 75 YEARS OF FRIENDLY FAMILY OWNERSHIP FINE FURNITURE STORES IN SUNBURY YORK LEWISTOWN WILLIAMSPORT HARRISBURG BAKER and PRICE T700 Market St Comp Hall P -IEWEI-ERS Telephone GERALDINE S FRY RE 7 4650 Administrator 107 N th S d St t HARRISBURG PA 'A' I - f - I ., ' , a. ' - ' ' or econ ree 60 h M R Her ond Mort CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 PLANK'S SUBURBAN PRESS Wx b I WEST SHORE SHOPPER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T959 CUMBERLAND CQNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CEMPAL Q g as I Cf -,, -nu mn Z li LEMOYNE NEW CUMBERLAND CAMP HILL d Th M S ppy p MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM d FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP v P Ii hers of h X X Cp ,N E llAllouA:v:E::::..v'::: menu., t A Tl j . - . 1, , , , g ' I 5 ,noi il WU 4 A1 I I1 fini g: ll ' A lfngf Z4 '1 g 5 22 llgx ,, - Y, J-I ll ll I 'Q Q. I 1 L 4 4 I 'lk .-l I.. 5 Xml V :E,:: I 'ML' Ei- In ?IIllIIIlIIIIlIIlIlilllliellllllwlfIlnwllJ , 'E'-, X lg. H ' - , I . X Facilities at: The New Cumberland General Depot an e echanicsburg N I u I De ol HALLMARK CARDS KODAK POLAROID Compliments of T0 POLK Dolly Madlson Ice Cream YARDLEY SHULTON Tonsmlss TRAUITS MARKET Meats - Oleo - Groceries - Vegetables Phone RE 7 2421 2103 Markel Sl Camp Hull GOOD LUCK from YOUR CHEVY DEALER SUTLIFF CHEVROLET CO 13th 8. Paxton Streets Horrlsburg Po COMPLIMENTS l4lfLL025 3736.43 I9 302 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG PA CAMP S LAUNDERETTE You Leave Il, We Do It Your Laundry Washed Drled Folded Ready to Pxck Up Our Service Includes Dyemg, Dry Cleanmg E99 Deluxe Sh1rt Serv1ce Phone CE 33962 32nd Slreel and Trmdle Road Camp Hull Pa Phone REgenl 7 2581 OF ik' if 2421 N. 6th sf. Harrisburg, PQ. WBSl SlI0l'C llliilllllg CO., lllf, M gi ff. 1-.M Q A 4. I' Lumber Millwork Bullders Supplies Builders Hardwork Palnt SERVICE 0 QUALITY REASONABLE COST ALWAYS THE BEETEM LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING CO 3rd and Bosler Avenue Lemoyne Phone Harrisburg CE 4 3286 TRINDLE BOWLING CENTER Engoy RHYTHM BOWLING with AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS o Trindle Road RE 7 9820 The fellow who graduates today and stops learning ns uneducated tomorrow Baker CHARCOAL Carlisle Pnke Camp Hull CHARLES L MYERS FUNERAL HOME 1903 Mafkef sffeef CAMP HILL PENNSYLVANIA Glenn W Arnold Insurance 2107 Market Street Camp H111 Pa Phone REgent 7 3448 o Q o ,- ' ' ' HlCKEY'S BURGER Lil nf UFS Cin R H '.A B' A l Y: MQ. . a alll 1 Ah 4. 'A-'?,x ' . ,Via 'r-5.7. f '5-'V , , ',- . 'ffl ,JW ,I : f ' '.. '7 7 , 3221 5 1. , - '5 , i . . ,Z . , .g , -' z .' g ' .XY B s,f'a,,.15 Q V f' 'f W ,K -, 1: 6 3 '.-'f. -' 'K-'lf A X ,Y 49 t V r, 'vi-I. 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I Graduate of Vestott Serova School 112 o T o ' Q T a I . ' . . . -gk f x 1 O 4- C HUMPTY DUMPTY'S RESTAURANT 2162 Market Street Camp Hill, Pa. PIZZA, ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES, HOAGIES Phone RE 7-9249 BEACHLEYS CAR RADIO SERVICE 1519 N Fourth St Harrisburg Pa Phone CEdar 3 8790 Phone RE 7 8634 Sta Trlm Charm Stucllo 0 SLENDERIZING 0 CHARM 0 MODELING 2120 Market St Camp Hull Pa BEST WISHES TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 PHOTOCRAPIIERSM C M MUSSELMAN, Owner D L MUSSELMAN M U S S E LM A N Established 1895 Phone Cfdar 2 6923 ll D. C. IVIUSSELIVIAN Y d On Y bson rt Mr. oncl Mrs. Forrest Ernst, Barr '58, N nc '59, Brcdl '67 ond Bonny Sue '68 Mr. and Mrs. obe J. Gi d Ju y '59 Cl 5,1 Comphmenn o a FRIEND CAVENY S FOOD MARKET 24th and Chesfnuf Streets ul' WHERE YOU ARE ASSURED OF QUALITY WHEN YOU Phone REgenf 7 3461 Leaf! 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