Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1948 volume:

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'F THE URACLIE 4 , ff f , I ,wx f f, R ,, , f W ffm ,W , I . Q A A if A fm .' I X'-, gy, , ,, 6 W Q9 ,. ,1 ,, , 'X 1 x We will always sfrive fo keep fhee Honored high above the resf. 3 5 . . ,, fx A A L-ff' Ji 'iiijQ.7iiQss12 - A ,wi A , A V ,I e ,X 1 , Lf, V' T1-vffffk A , 5, D n Wie' 1 Lf we , - A 7 ' 1. 'if rf 4 'Z-in , f iv: A X ww -if, ,1'gfygf,ff,,.f'1ffvrf+ .,,,, ,, 'W , V'Til3JQ.. MM9' fi' -,. ,ff T 71 'y ,EEKYWQ i izisffggigyl, ' Qs , ' 1 -' , R ' f K 'A 5 . ,A 'XX LV ww R wld, AE, I . K, 2 ,- ly K V L I ' - :jf- , . A I sggiwlizfg - . f W , gmaemgm ' f,'.. K - 'Y ln. o'.l,' ' f 'I e , 'A V V ' A ' , , PUBLISHED AT CARLISLE HIGH SCHO0L CARLISLE PENNA. Carlisle High School, we are bringing Gifts of love and homage due. ,X y X ,911 ibedficafion In recognition ot her many kind services to all during her years ot teaching in Carlisle High School, we, the class ot 1948, gratefully dedicate our Oracle to Miss Blanche L. Dum. Her quiet manner and sweet smile have been an inspiration tor us all, while her hand on the helm ot our school lite has guided us into the port of understanding. Her ability to go silently forward and accomplish the work she has to do is a quality all admire, yet it is but one of her many virtues. Teacher, par excellence, she is always a lady in the truest sense ot the word. 0l 8lfU0l ln selecting the theme, we have en- 'b t to our deavored to pay a well-earned tri u e alma mater. It is the sincere was that this yearbook may be a happy reminder ot friendships and ioyous occasions for our classmates. For those who are our teachers, source of acknowledg- h of the Oracle Staff may it be a lasting for an undertaking successfully com- ment pleted. May it bring to its readers a little of that inspiration that we received at Carlisle High School. LEGAL EXCUSE .... PrincipaI's Office 0bl,l Sclioof The ever-opening gates of Carlisle High School have presented us with inspiration to move upward and onward. Beyond the open gates, within our classrooms and on athletic fields, we receive the guiding hand of citizenship instruction. TIME WELL SPENT .... Study Hall QUIET, PLEASE .... Library FOOD FOR THOUGHT ..,. Cafeteria HALL OF CULTURE ..,. Auditorium rf li-. ,, E . As rid i 2 L to if ' sr, fat s-'- Q Q fgfwsf f 1 -at ' J s52J'Le'i.'1k': mi Ti ij! 'E 'ii 5 Y an 1 Wi: .iHl,H', if A ,, ,, , ' 5 H33 e Two years ago, Mr. John S. Cartwright became superintendent of the Carlisle schools. Patient and understanding, he eased thestrain that a period of adiustment necessarily brings. Now with every depart- ment of our high school pulling together for the common good, there is, thanks to our superintendent, a happy combination of skilled direction and willing cooperation. To Mr. Cartwright belongs a rare administrative ability which his years of experience has developed richly. This ability is going far to make our Carlisle schools the best. We have great admiration for Mr. Cartwright's fine judgment and his keen interest in all of our school activities. His faithful service and his concern for our welfare have won the deepest respect of the Class of I948. 1 MR. JOHN THE DMI ISIR TIO S. CARTWRIGHT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Seated: Eleanor Leonard fBusi- ness Secretaryj, Dr. Ray Mc- Cullough IBoard Presidentl, John S. Cartwright fSuperinten- dent of Schoolsl, Dr. Forney P. George IBoard Vice-Presidentl, Mark N. Burkhart fHigh School Principalj. Standing: Archibald LOYIQ fseffefdfyl, J. Duff George fBoard Memberh Ray D. Lackey fBoard Memberj, Lewis J. Keith IBoard Memberl, Leroy G. Martin IBoard Memberl, Rev. Harry L. Saul fBoard Memberl, Harold 5. Irwin fTreasurer1. GUIDANCE OFFICE MR MARK N. BURKHART Principal Mr. Mark N. Burkhart is familiar to all high school students. It is he who draws up our class schedules, keeps our records, and approves our absences from class. We see his careful planning behind every event on the high school calendar. The students have found him to have an interest in their activities, and they look upon Mr. Burkhart as a friend and adviser. Mr. Harold E. Hench is holding the position of acting assistant principal for the first time this year. All iunior high functions are supervised by Mr. Hench. He also helps with the Student Council. The Student Council, states Mr. Hench, should be a sounding board for school opinion, it should be able to arouse student interest and participation. The assistant principal plans all the guidance programs and is the guidance counsellor. These programs are helping to build the kind of citizens ,who will be a credit to C. H. S. MR HAROLD E. HENCH Acting Assistant Principal X Loud fhe songs of praises ringing For the debt we owe fo YOXI. FACULTY Q ., Q NN ,VP Nl ,s MMMMUWM ,N Nix mffwjwiijwwwpjwimfqffwiwjj H ' ffm W ' fgjwgjym U i nvqdwifwyjw PUUFKWWJM I U 0 U. M N i l'l Wwyq Magfngyy - N MMMMZWVTWMNWS K VM WW, M1 I. KN QMWZMLILZWWI nfl- ' 9f W pw 'fd N ilfwwwgfswyjwmfjf is N,,v'ff'lfW0w i'J 680. ENGLISH LIBRARIAN Mary McAdoa SOCIAL SCIENCE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Levenia Orlidge Emelyn Trine Helen H. Martin Elizabefh Off Isabelle Hoover Mary Fickes Blanche L. Dum Pauline M. Sheeder Winifred Carroll SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Lloyd H. Armitage Frank R. Cashman Barbara Lesher Eleanor Uhland Mary Yeager Arthur W. Bolze Raymond S. Gabler Samuel Sanzoiio Helen Meals Donald Kern PRACTICAL ARTS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL AND HOME VISITOR Helen Neyhard VOCATIONAL FINE ARTS PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Clarence B. Sollenberger Harold L. Leslwer Nina Dari? Kathryn Skinner Robert R. Line COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Charles Lehman Emily I. Heclden Jean Morreffe Jean C. Yocum Scoff Anderson E. I. Easfep William F. Stong Vivian Williams Carl E. Seifrii George L. Bow FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Henry E. Nelson Lina Hartzell Nelle W. Greason Madge Anderson MATHEMATICS LANGUAGE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Richard H. Zeigler Dwight E. Miller Martha Adams C. B. Hendrickson G. A. Bradley Clarence Miller LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Elinor Derr Mary B. Karns Mabel V, Buchor Carolyn Nolen OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mary Gouse Florence Ludf Eleanor Leonard Nancy Liggelf SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE DEPARTMENT John C. Groome Joseph E. Anthony C. Maynard Gillaugh John A. Mounfz Chesler A. Liclxel PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frank S. Reiff Blanche Ricker Marcella Cockley Buf the noblesf and the faiqesf Is the Carlisle Green a ji Wshife. QAX 5' wifi? fg . gig N gm . W Q . .,, .. . S A a 7? 9,1 :Q i ,, Swing Your Porfner On fhe Downbeai Prevent Accidenfs .S 1 if 'Q - , I . - 3 J 4 EWW Q U His!-1 f mwaf Ka, W , , f ' . ' g A ., - ..,-,,wm.-- . ,,.... -4 , S. 2:52 wrlgfzif gg. a We ww., A f -- ls? 5 gigggaf 1 M H .gM.LLQ. , ,, .. 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We choose the activities in which we wish to participate. fi? , , il' l Whether we learn to sew, cook, handle a machine, read Shake- V, speare, experiment with chemicals, or play football we strive to enioy 'il Xi ' A . i'- E ' '- the present and prepare for the future. ,rt I 1 'wi ll' Ji' 7 2 ik QS i VIL, . it ' fr , ter ll xr ...F r-sf? F, u ,s Z- J A ' f Q Q M f 1 1 Santa Claus Parade lunch Une Holiday Spirit P. D. Student Lighter Moments , ,-MW, M I5 f lgugbcafionfi .... . THE UR CLE ORACLE STAFF First row: Peggy Cohill, Peggy Crooks, Marnie Bradley, Helen Minnick, Betty Donnelly. Second row: Jean Eastep, Ellen Salyers, Janet Garber, Becky Dingle, Betty Shower, Marilyn Vance, Peggy Jane Goodyear, Virginia Minich, Nancy McCoy. Third row: Alice The Oracle Stat? started to work last fall toward the development of the yearbook. Pictures were taken of the many school organizations and scenes and of individual class members. Write-ups were composed, typed, copyread, proof-read, and checked. As this Selecting the Pictures . . . A. Smith, E. Salyers, R. Johnston, F. Houck. Smith, Charles Herber, FRED HOUCH ffditor-in-Chietj, Fred Hona- man, Israel Royer, Ronald Kerr, ROBERT JOHNSTON fBusiness Managerl, Mickey Duerr, Dolores Trimmer. Adviser: Mr. Lloyd H. Armitage was being done, the dummy of the yearbook, the general plan of the finished product, was written. Each section of the year book was carefully planned to make it colorful, interesting, and uniform in style. Typists at Work . . . B. Donnelly, P. Crooks, P. Cohill, D. Trimmer. si? ' x . 'x THE PERISCUPIE First row: George Bogar, Poul Cline, Don Clark, John Wardrip, Elmer Lightner, Bob Park. Second row: Betty Kunkle, JOAN KUNTZ lfditor-in-Chiefl, Doris Bricker, Margie Miller, Becky Dingle, Jon Garber, Jean Steck. Third row: Miss Trine, Nancy McCoy, Audrey The Periscope has attained first place honor in the American School Press Association and the Quill and Scroll as on outstanding high school newspaper. The Periscope, through its editorials, has helped to bring about the improvements of many school facili- Big Story . . . D. Bricker, J. Kuntz, J. Stevenson, P. Goodyear. X., STAFF Lipsky, Elizabeth Adams, Elega Kipps, PEGGY JANE GOODYEAR fBusiness Manageri, Joby Stoops, Jean Ecstep, Joon Stevenson, Dolores Trimmer, Jean Baker. Adviser: Miss Emelyn Trine ties. Among these were the attempts made in the im- provement of our lighting system, the repairing of stage curtains for the auditorium, the improvement of fire drills, and the consideration for a notional honor society for our high school. The Interview . . .Judge Dale Shughnrt, B. Kunkle. 3 QW 1 E A emocracy in racfice ST DE T CIIUNIIII Seated: Edwin Herr, Helen Saul fSecretaryI, Joe McCullough fVice- Presidentl, Marilyn Vance fPresidentJ, Mrs. Orlidge, Shirley Albert Ureasurerl. Standing: Mac Barrick, Margie Miller, Doloris Grove, With the start of a new year, the Student Council began functioning under a new constitution. This new constitution gave the Council an entirely new system of representation. Representatives were selected from each grade instead of having each homeroom select Janie Kough, Harry Lackey, Doris Lehman, Jeanne Yoter, Maurice Newell, Ronald Jenkins. Adviser: Mrs. Levenia Orlidge ci definite number. The Student Council sponsored several campaigns to better conditions in the school and community for students and arranged for events on the social calendar. UNIIIR ACTIVITIES JUNIOR ACTIVITIES First raw: Elsie Smith, Barbara Spraglin, Norma Linthicum fSecretaryJ, Mrs. Orlidge Nancy Melt fPresident2, Lawig Gasperi Martha Lewis. Second row: Shirley Palmer Joyce Adams, Donna Houtz, Shirley Branght, Patsy Hunter, Shirley Swartz, Joan Painter, Helen Noggle, Nancy Callia IVice-Presidentl. Others: Samuel Alexander, Richard Cramer, Robert Black, Nancy Foote, Helen Casey. Adviser: Mrs. Levenia Orlidge f f w -t SE Illll HI-Y SENIOR HI-Y First row: Michael Duerr, Charles Herber, Ed Leithead, Donald Alspaugh, Joe McCullough, George Myers, Donald Hair, Robert Johnson. Second row: Richard Calaman, Bob Blosser, Harry Lackey IPresidentl, Carl Nicholson, Lynn Heishman, Paul Cline, John Wardrip, Mr. Hendrickson. Third row: Fred Honaman, Carl Kerns, Bill Sprow, Israel Royer, Baird Brehm, Glenn Biggs, Fred Houck, Ray Tritt, Bob Jenkins, Jack Miller. Adviser: Mr. Clarence Hendrickson 1 h P cnne, D. Alspdvehl J' Mcculoug w, Brother, Bow! ' ' ' ' w ramp R. Johnston' C' Kem CandYf Please - - ' 'l' Q I The Hi-y boys have contributed much to the school and a case of milk to the Friendship Train. Represen- and the community through their many worthwhile tatives of the club participated in the Chesapeake proiects. The club gave one hundred pounds of sugar Bay Reading Conferences. JUNIOR HI-Y First row: Merle Wagner, Bob Line, Dick Wolf, Bob Wendall, Jack Kissinger. Second row: Don Brehm, Carl Adams Ureasurerl, Gene Cromer KVice-Presidentl, Ed Herr fPresidentj, Mac Barrick fSecre- taryl, Ed Swartz IChaplainJ, Raphael Hayes, Jim Schmaus. Third row: Joe Green, John Gillough, Ken Bolze, Ronald Lauretti, Joe Horner, .lack Stearns, Ray Bolze, Ken Kerr, Marlin Heishman, J. Paul Burkhart, John Wentzel, Walter Honamun. Adviser: Mr. Lloyd H. Armitage JU l0R HI-Y Chile SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS Seated: Dick Schecler fCounsulJ, Marilyn Vance fCounsuU, Dolores Trimmer fPraeforJ, Nancy McCoy. Sfanding: lva Jane Long, Lois Bricker, Phyllis Truchses, Mary Grace Newell, Miss Nolen. Adviser: Miss Carolyn Nolen MUSlCAl. ARTS Sealed: Helen Saul Ureasurerj, Jean Berg fRecording Secrefaryl, Mary Grace Newell fCorresponding Secrelaryl, Slanding: Marilyn Lundy IVice-Presidenfl, Nanelle Noaker, Fay Srambaugh. Olhers: Mary Allison, Mildred Boise, Christine Crum, Mary Kurtz, Yvonne Martin, Joan McCul- lough, Ann Moorehead, Lois Nell, Dawn Weller, Elizabeth Swain. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Sealed. Hannah Rifer, Beverely Walters, Virginia Minich fPresidenH, Helen Minnick fSecrelaryI, Ann Gclronzik, Dolores Trimmer, Joanne Quigley, Audrey Lipsky, Nancy Clark. Sfanding: John Wardrip, George Myers fVice-Presi- denfj, Guy Gufshall, Bob .Iohnsfon Ureusurerl, John Nelson, Jean Arier, Joan Kunlz, Pal Slum, Jack Miller, Mrs. Karns, Elizabeth Cromleigh, Sally Revie, Betty McCarthy, Jean Eastep. Adviser: Mrs. Mary Babb Karns l.E CERCLE FRANCAIS Firsl row: Marnie Bradley, Befly Wenger, Shirley Sheiron, Helen Saul. Second row: Sally Foose, Elizabelh Cromleigh fLa Secrefairel, Ellen Salyers, Marilyn Vance, Peggy Jane Goodyear flu Tresorierel, Nancy Irwin lla Vice Presidenfl, Miss Derr. Third row: Doloris Grove, Janet Garber, Fred Honaman, Mickey Duerr fle Presidenfl, Becky Dingle, Eleanor Robbins, Mary Grace Newell. Adviser: Miss Elinor Derr CMJ DEBATE Seated: Margaret Lang, Gloria Boise fSecretary-Treasurerl, John Doney !Vice-Presidentl, Dave Horlacker fPresidentJ, Miss Hoover, James Witmer 1ManagerJ. Standing: Nancy Oleski, Henrietta Enck, Jean Womack, Janice Davis, Betty Barbieri, Elizabeth Mountz, Nancy Daugherty, Janet Mc- Calister, Doris Long. Adviser: Miss Isabelle Hoover BUDGET Seated: Mary Alexander, Isabel Monismith, Janie Kough, Joyce Durnin fPresidentJ, Madeline Bohn, Betty Donnelly. Standing: Thelma Kingsborough, Mr. Lehman, Virginia Walterick, Peggy Crooks, Martha Faurlas, Betty Hartzell, Peggy Cahill. Adviser: Mr. Charles Lehman QUILL AND SCROLL Joanne Stevenson, Jean Steclc, Dolores Trimmer, Janet Garber, Nancy McCoy, Peggy Jane Goodyear, Becky Dingle, Virginia Minich, Betty Kunkle, Jean Eastep, Audrey Lipsky, Joan Kuntz, Joby Stoops, Jeanne Baker, Marnie Bradley. Adviser: Miss Emelyn Trine STAMP Seated: Mack Barrick, Ed Herr, Galen Bear fPresidentI. Standing.: Mr. Armitage, Ed Lay, Ed Swartz ISecretaryl. Other: Bill Coulson, Dick Blumenthal, Bob Kemper. Adviser: Mr. Lloyd H. Armitage + , Q, Seni0rIHrI Reserves I First row: V. Minich, M. Bradley, N. Irwin, M. Shopp, J. Cheyne, Third row: P. J. Goodyear, J. Kough, M. Vance, M. Barnhart, D. J. Quigley, H. Ritter. Second row: P. Stum, P. Knowles, P. Crooks, Grove, N. Clark, J. Garber, M. Wynn, F. Stambaugh, N. McCoy, E. Salyers, H. Minnick, D. Cooper, J. Yoter, E. Robbins, B.Dingle. D. Bricker, B. Shover. HaH Patrol First row: W. Markle, D. Wickard, B. Sprow, E. Calquhoun, J. Shopp, N. Irwin, N. Clark. Third row: D. Hair, F. Houck, F. Hona- Wardrip, B. Leib, L. Heishman, G. Myers, B. Highlands. Second row: man, I. Royer, R. Kerr, R. Tritt, J. Miller, B. Blosser, J. McCullough F. Stambaugh, J. Bender, J. Garber, M. Wynn, D. Grove, J. fChoirman2, P. Cline, D. Alspaugh, M. Barnhart, E. Robbins. Yoter, M. Bradley, B. Shaver, J. Cheyne, D. Bricker fSecretaryJ, M. Adviser: Mrs. Levenia Orliclge Junior Math First row: R. Hays, R. Lauretti, F. Horner, F. Albert, B. Strock, J Wentzel fPresidentJ, C. Kepner, E. Lay, G. Bear, B. Casey, W. Honaman. Second Row: L. Van Marter, C. Crum, V. Baker, D. Stone B. Salyers, M. Boise, P. O'DonneIl, L. A. Speed, B. Adams, L. Cole M. Speck, M. Bostock. Third row: N. Jumper, B. Peiper, G. Reiffl I J. Miller, J. Heflletinger, E. Robbins lAsst. Secretaryl, N. Fickel, K Shopp, J. Weary IVice-Presidenti, B. Johns, E. Ewing, N. Kitzmiller, L. Gutshall, P. Hockley fSecre1aryJ, I. Frownfelter. Adviser: Mr. Richard H. Zeigler Thunderettes Frist row: J. Rynard, M. G. Newell, J. Yoter, J. Berg, P. Knowles, N. Franklin, M. Farner, R. Austin, N. Conn, A. Steel, J. Bay, J Cheyne, N. Irwin. Second row: E. Robbins, N. Goodyear, P. Adams, M. McGinnis, J. Stoops, H. Saul, B. Walters, J. Boyles. Third row P. Gibson, S. Albert, J. McCullough, E. Kipps, A. Lipsky, J. Clip- pinger, B. Spraglin, S. Foose, J. Kough. Fourth row: P. J. Goodyear, C. Kollas, J. Baker, A. Moorehead, L. Hays, M. Fickel, N. Hofter, P. Crooks, H. Minnick, P. Stum. Adviser: Mrs. Marcella Cockley Future Mechanics First row: D. Wimer, H. Fraker, G. Williams, K. Rotz, L. Worley, W. Chronister, D. Ankabrandt, S. Jones, L. Morris, L. Swartz C. Brown D. Rudolph. Second row: Mr. Stong, Mr. Mountz, H.lCurlen, Li Hurley, D. Jones, Dick Smith, M. Treaster, B. Weibley, D. Keller, L. Lippert, S. Clay, J. Reese, W. Mendenhall, H. Bear, G. Ritter 1 R. Darr, C. Gitt, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Eastep. Third row: P. Adams, F. Schneider, D. Treaster, J. Trayer, C. Winters, B. Shearer, B. Cressler, J. Thumma, C. Pechart, R. Tritt, P. Richwine, B. Cohick. Advisers: Mr. Scott Anderson, Mr. E. I. Eastep, Mr. William F. Stong, Mr. John A. Mountz. library First row: H. Ritter, J. Hyde, J. Kuntl, L. Hays, N. Hoffer, V. Third row: J. Quigley, MiSS McAdoo, E- SWUWT, 5- Timmins, N- Minich, J. Miller. Second row: M. Lundy, H. Minnioh, P. Goodyear Franklin, M- Young, M. Scheuffer, L- Bricker, S- Jensen, J. Steck, fVice-Presidentl, D. Trimmer Ufubliciry Chairmunl, J. Berg lsoc- P- Kirner, M- Pickle, J. Ciippinger- Adviser: Miss Mary McAdoo retaryj, J. Eastep fPresidenfJ, P. Knowles, J. Boyle, P. Boish. liamera Seated: Pat Fry, Betty Lee Van Marter. Standing: Ruth Moury, Mickey Duerr, Ed Colquhoun, Ray Tritt, Fred Hona- man, lsrael Royer, Louise Warren. Checker First row: Lois Van Marter, Marie Bartoli Nice-Presidentl, Mildred Boise, Miriam Speck, Beverly Fisher, Ruthie Moore, Katherine Schecter lAssistant Secretaryl, Betty Jenkins. Second row: Walter Honaman, Raphael Hays fSecretaryJ, George Arter fPresidentJ, Robert Casey, John Spraglin, Charles Magaricn, Joseph Green, John Wentzel, James Schmaus. Adviser: Mr. Richard Zeigler Future Farmers ol merica First row: Donald Heishman, John Burkholder fSentinelJ, Bill Weaver fSecretaryJ, Charles Kruger IPresidentJ, Bob Eastep fReporter2, Bill Burkholder, Credon Bixler fTreas- urerl, Donald Moose, Bob Keller, Ray Hostetter, Marlin Sharp, Dick Deitch, Earl Rohrer, Paul Sheaffer. Adviser: Mr. Carl Seifrit Projection First row: Larry Bragg, Gerald Beam, John Anderson, Ed Beltzhoover, Bill Fry, Gene Pass. Second row: Sam Black, Hank Lewis, Bill Burkholder, Don Clark, Bob Cooper, Rob- ert Lowry, Roberts McCrae, Robert Spence. Third row: Dick Shearer, Ray Tritt, Ronald McKillip, Oscar Kingsboro, Credon Bixler, Bill Bridge, Wayne Rutz, Bill Johns, Jack Myers, Lincoln Warrell. Adviser: Mr. George Bradley ramaficrt SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Seated: Mrs. Martin, C. Kollas, J. Baker, J. Col- quhoun, N. lrwin, L. Worrell Ureasurerj, P. J. Goodyear fPresidentl, D. Hartman !Secre- taryj, B. Kunkle IVice-Presidentj, M. Miller, D. Snyder, B. Wenger, A. Garonzik, N. Clark, M. Shopp. Second row: B. Stuart, J. Martin, A. Hellman, M. Kerr, J. Smith, D. Zeigler, C. Ocker, M. Fourlas, J. Berg, S. Jensen, A. Lipe sky, M. G. Newell, J. Kuntz, J. Cheyne, B. Dingle, P. Knowles, B. Shaver, H. Minnich. Third row: J. Stevenson, S. Revie, C. Zuver, B. Wentz, P. Stum, M. Breu, E. Kipps, V. Minich, J. Steck, J. Hyde, H. Ritter, E. Adams, B. Finkey, M. Duerr, J. Wardrip, J. Myers, D. Schecter, G. Myers, E. Colquhoun, J. Eastep. Others: M. Bradley, N. McCoy, E. Salyers, A. Smith, B. McCarthy, N. Goodyear, J. Clark. Adviser: Mrs. G. Robert Martin Stagecraft Club Seated: Mr. Bolze, Miss Hartzell. Standing: Roger Irwin, Ronald Wickard, Sam Witmer, Ray Tritt fChief ElectricianJ, George Myers fChief Carpenterj, Ed Leit- K head fPresiclentl. Advisers: Mr. Bolze, Miss Hartzell Senior Dramath: Club gum---.. J lhespians THESPIAN TROUPE NO. 2l4 Seated: Jean Eastep, Marian Breu, Marilyn Vance lSecretaryJ, Standing: Ed Colquhoun, Michael Duerr IPresidentJ, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Karns, George Myers, John Wardrip Ureasurerj. Others: Jeanne Baker, Joyce Cheyne, Bob Finkey, Joanne Hyde, Pat Knowles, Charles Kruger, Betty McCarthy, Dick Schecter. Advisers: Mrs. Mary Bobb Karns, Mrs. G. Robert Martin JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST The dramatic productions of this year measured up to the usual high standards maintained by the C. H. S. dramatics' department. The dramatics' department aided in the production of the Christmas pageant and presented a comedy featured assembly program. These programs met with the hearty approval of the student body. The dramatic season started in early January when the Senior Dramatic Club presented Inner Willy under the direction of Mrs. G. Robert Martin. This play was followed by the junior class play directed by Miss Elinor Derr. The senior class play presented in April was directed by Miss Elizabeth Ott. Make-Up Department . . . P. Goodyear, J Wardrip. Seated: Betty McCarthy, Sally Revie, Bob Black, Joby Stoops, Jean Steck, Susan .Jen- sen. Standing: Miss Derr, Sam Black, Jack Myers, .lack Mulgrew, George Wickard. Director: Miss Elinor Derr JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB First row: J. Yinger, N. Finkel, B. Adams, J. Clippinger, R. Mc- Coy, D. Barton fSecretaryl, J. Trimmer fPresidentI, J. Weary Hreasureri, J. Rice IVice-Presidentl, M. Stouffer, M. Violante, A. Harback, N. Van Marter, N. Linthicum, N. Callio. Second row: C. DeVito, J. Hoerle, F. Albert, N. Green, J. Russell, Q. McBride, M. Renshaw, J. Foose, F. Eshenhower, S. Swartz, J. Painter, C. Ruhl, C. Kepner, S. Cheyne, D. Goodyear, S. Bentley, E. Robbins, D. Breu, D. Delancey, L. Cook, M. Lewis, M. Bastock, B. Shetter, P. Hunter, P. Scott. Third row: S. Haines, J. McCoy, F. Trump, A. Sollenberger, R. Pittinger, B. Neff, R. Pressman, M. Trimmer, B. Kingsborough, S. Peters, B. Lindsay, J. Sheatter, R. Bolle, J. Rider, P. Hartzell, J. Keith, R. Kelley, P. Hockley, A. Stuart, W. Spraglin. Adviser: Miss Elizaeth Ott NNER WIllY 41 Willy' r in directS 'llnne Mrs G. Robert Marl A character in long underwear provided much of the comedy for The lnner Willy . Willoughby Adams, a likeable sixteen-year- old lad, grew up under the smothering attention of his three dating aunts. When the aunts present some difficult problems for Willoughby the underwear encased tig- ure of the Inner Willy enters to save the day. Not until Willy solves his problems does Inner Willy vanish behind the sofa, leaving his suit of underwear to baffle the aunts. Tense Moment Pickle and Music CAST Willoughby Adams. . . . Aunt Hester . . . Aunt Louise Aunt Olga . Inner Willy . SfanleyClarlc . Mike .... Marybelle Turner . TrudyMarsl1all . JanetMarshall . Carol Martin . , H-.. Foll 1 ,, ..-M ,,,, , , .. ,..,,.,,, , . Richard Schecter . Jeanne Baker Margaret Bradley . Joanne Hyde . Robert Finkey Donald Hartman . Charles Zuver Patricia Knowles . . Mary Kerr . Elega Kipps . Joyce Cheyne ,4 The members of our music department have enioyed singing various types of music. The blending of their voices is beautiful and harmonious. Their repertoire included sacred and semi-classical music, and selections with a lighter touch. ln the traditional holiday spirit, they sang a number of selections in the Christmas pageant. Junior lilee Club DLJLC First row: H. Noggle, C. Young, B. Miller, M. Boise, C. DeVito, S. Haines, J. Stum, J. Crum, J. Wentzel, J. Horner, C. Kepner, D. Goodyear, J. Adams, V. Martin, B. Adams, f C. Crum, E. Cook, V. Stum, M. Robinson, B. Piper. Second row: B. Jenkins, M. Violante, F. Washington, B. Spraglin, J. Clippinger, S. Snyder, J. Lindry, J. Patterson, J. Miller, A. Barnett, S. Bagar, A. Hertzler, N. Van Marter, C. Bradley. Third row: M. Stauffer, J. Daley, B. Calaman, J. Gibb, M. Timmens, A. Harbaugh, D. Grove, S. Franklin, P. O'Dannell, M. Bostock, E. Robins, J. Stoner, R. Wagner, J. Callie, R. Gibson, L. Deitch, G. Reiff, J. Mentzer. Fourth row: J. McCoy, J. Weary, S. Beidel, R. Preston, J. Rice, J. Steel, E. Mountz, J. Keith, J. Rider, K. Hair, P. Hockley, P. Fueher, E. Barbeni, N. Dougherty, Donna Burgett, Doris Burgett, M. Speck, B. Johns, R. Dysert. Director: Miss Madge Anderson. Senior Girls' Glee Club Seated: J. James, M. Bradley, Y. Martin, J. Stoops, M. Farner, Minich, H. Saul, M. Wynn, J. Miller, J. Eastep. Third row: B. J. Berg, D. Weller, E. Swain, C. Lackey, J. Cheyne, J. Quigley. Kunkel, M. Shaver, N. Stipe, N. Goodyear, E. Adams, A. Floyd, Second row: S. Timmens, J. Stevenson, J. Rynard, D. Nelson, J. H. Minnick, E. Cramleigh, P. Stum, N. Irwin, J. Colquhoun, B. Clippinger, A. Moorehead, E. Minnich, C. Grove, D. Snyder, V. Wenger, D. Grove, M. Lundy. Director: Miss Madge Anderson. CPPIELL IIHUIR Seafed: B. Wenger, J. Berg, J. Rynard, B. Kunkel, D. Weller, J. James, M. Farner, E. Cromleigh, E. Minnich, E. Swain, C. Lackey, J. Quigley, M. Lundy, J. Cheyne, J. Colquhoun. Second row: Miss Anderson, S. Timmens, M. Wynn, A. Moorehead, N. Goodyear, N. Stipe, M. Shaver, Y. Martin, J. Stoops, C. Grove, A. Floyd, N. McCoy, M. Bradley, E. Robbins, N. Irwin, D. Grove, P. Sfum, H. Minnick, J. Clippinger, D. Snyder, D. Nelson, H. Saul, V. Minich, J. Miller, J. Easfep, J. Sfevenson. Third row: B. Davidson, D. Beery, R. Lackey, R. McCrea, E. Colquhoun, D. Hartman, I Kerns, J. Cypress, P. Cline, L. Kingsborough, B. Jacoby, B. Weigle, E. Leifhead, G. Beam, J. Anderson, J. Vovakis, G. Wickard, E Gorman, J. Myers, D. Stanton, I. Royer. Direcfor: Miss Madge Anderson GIRLS SEXTET BOYS ENSEMBLE Z?anJs Students of C.H.S. are proud of their bands. The T947-1948 performances were more impressive than ever with the appearance of new uniforms secured from the money made on a drive sponsored by the Lions Club of Carlisle. These uniforms consist of green pants and coats trimmed in white, green shako hats with white plumes, and white gloves. The addition of flag twirlers and a color guard have added color to the band's performances. COl.OR GUARD - FLAG TWIRLERS Margie Wynn, Delores Grove, Marnie Bradley Nancy McCoy Elizabeth Ann Mountz, Joan Keith, Jean Steele, Doris Warner Jo Ann Adams Helen Saul Mary Kerr, Jackie Bradley. MAJORETTES Ann M oorehead, Elaine Adams, Marjorie McGinnis, Eleanor Robbins, Margie Fickel, Madeline Stum, Linda Hays. Richard Schecter John lebo SENIOR BAND First row: J. Lebo, L. Sheoffer, B. Henry, A. Bolze, B, Coulson, E. Herr, l. Hunter, R. Minnich, J. Gillough, J. Weigel, B. Stearns, L, Minnich, D. Dorr, E. Warner, J. Crum Mr. Nelson. Second row: D, Schecter, R. McGowan, B. Stoops, G. Gutshall, B. Browne- well, J. P. Burkhart, J. Shiery, N. Johnson, M. Werdebach, R. Berry, B. Royer, L. Day N. Noaker, A. Noggle, E. Swartz, T. Goodhart. Third row: P. Spear, A. Richwine, M Stitzel, D. Ankabrandt, B. Dick, G. Cromer, F. Small, L. Baric, C. Hefflefinger, M. J Stine, D. Shearer, D, Eberts, B. Sollenberger, D. Goodyear, F. Houck. Director: Mr Henry E. Nelson. UNIUR BAN JUNlOR BAND First row: J. Stearns, H. Sheaffer, P. Hartzell, P. Gibb, C. Ruhl, E. Smallwood, B. Lay, R. Bolze. Second row: A. Hertzler, F. For- rey, S. Wilson, M. Barrick, B. Bretz, J. Hertz- ler, J. Horner, C. Sheaffer. Others: W Honaman, S. Riddlesberger, L. Vovakis, J Lackey, J. Bohn, J. Yeager, P. Humer, M Robinson, B. Starnbaugh, B. Habaugh, F Yeingst, P. Harris, A. Lebo. Director: Mr. Henry E. Nelson URCHESTR First row: Elizabeth Ann Mountz Barbara Stearns L ' Sh , , ons eatter, Anne Stoyer, Eliza- beth Richwine, Susan Peters. Second row: Dick Schecter, Ronald Berry, Mary Jane Stine, Lester Day, Philip Spear, Ed Swartz, Donald Shearer, Marie Stitzel, Guy Gutshull, Lee Baric, John Leba, Fifie Forrey, Fred Houck, Forrest Grimm. Director: Mr. Henry E. Nelson. Instruments tu ning up - o lot ot discordant notes - then, under the expert direction of Mr. Nelson, the notes are blended into a melody. a practice diligently to prepare music for y programs, ond participation in communit The bands ond orchestr Sports contests, assembl y events. Arlene Richwine Ronald McGowan Cn the diamond in the sc oolroom, We will give fhee of omg lksf. SPURTS ,gl UI' porin Blowing Bubbles Oll for fhe Goal Tap lf Allah, Allah, Allah! Ho? Dog, Please if E L ' If Q? a AXA l h w iiw'Ff'aa:wswfz,:.,-.rw 4' a Our sports are many. They consist of outdoor and indoor, league and intramural, and individual. On the athletic fields, on tennis courts, and in our gym we strive to develop healthy bodies and traits of good sportsmen. Umbrella Novelty Anybody's Ball Clear the Road Attention! Fight, Team, Fight! Q Mn, '. N i tif ks 1 ,ir M? .nf f fx Wg? 'xi X L ' f i L. . Giga A ,N 'Y A Q v U L. fs 'f as . Styx' c 'Bw tx A we -e , i wiht W 9 H ' Q ' ' R Glen Biggs Charles Herber Robert Johnston Eggs- W Marlin Blosser Robert llgenfritz Raymond Lewis , 'Z if? s lllsl w w Michael Duerr Charles Kruger Harry Lackey sie 1- 1' ' E 2 PIGSKI COACHING STAFF Dwight E. Miller Frank S. Reiff Samuel M. Sanzotto Donald L, Kern C. B. Hendrickson holds Herd to scoreless Wyoming, Gettysburg, too high for the score- punt-pass to Herber started the ball rolling against Hershey Industrial - Washington made a 74-yard sprint in the third quarter-the Hanover backfield caused our first defeat-tied for second place in the conference-Lackey, llgenfritz, and Oakley made all conference. Season started with a sputter as Susquehanna tie - 174 points to 6 were scored against West Waynesboro, and Shippensburg -the score ran board against Shippensburg - Shetter's fake OUR RECORD Team C,H,S, Opp. Team C.H.S. Opp. Susquehanna 0 0 Hanover 'l2 'l3 West Wyoming 39 0 Chambersburg 20 'I2 Gettysburg 45 0 Scotland 12 7 Waynesboro 30 6 Mechanicsburg 20 20 Shippensburg 60 0 -- -- Hershey Industrial 20 0 Total 282 64 Hershey 24 6 g w A :: W 4A , We -V LS,A r Jack Miller John Oakley Frank Scoppefti George Myers Creedon Pechart Gene Shetier Carl Nicholson Israel Royer PARADE VARSITY Firsf row: Marlin Blasser, Bill Spraglin, Bob Johnston, John Oakley, Baird Brehm, Bill Mumper, Ray Lewis. Second row: Creedon Pechari, Bob Marrow, Jack Miller, Charles Claggefl, Mickey Duerr, Charles Kruger, Israel Royer, George Myers, Gerald Beam. Third row: Glen Biggs, Gene Sheffer, Carl Nicholson, Frank Scop- petri, Clyde Winters, Harry Lackey ICaplain2, Leroy Washington, Charles Herber. Others: Ed Bixler, Bill Hefiefinger, Jim Scoff, Bob Weigle. Leroy Washington fu- WWf-M-- Mare me r H' '- -H-- na r - i UNi0RV RSITY Firsi row: Gene Williams, Rodney Throne, Ed Belfzhoover, Joe Dick Bricker, Bob Park, Bob Easfep, Dick Wimer. Third row: Cary Boiswert, Charles Zuver, John Anderson, Dwighi Beery, Leroy Ahl, Bill Johns, Roger Irwin, George Brown, Dick Shearer, Ron- Worley, Carl Sheaffer. Second row: Ronald Ahlers, Al Corbefl, old Lowry, Bob Goodhori, Glenn Stull, Bill Turner, Baird Sfuarf, Howard Lewis, John Cypress, Donald Hariman, Ronald Jenkins, Russell Boyles. ...n 1u--Lswf 38 MANAGERS Donald Clark, Frecl Honaman, Mr. Mounlz, Robert McCrea, Bob Finkey. CHEERLEADERS Firsf row: Marjorie Miller, Belly Shover, Marian Breu. Second row: Jeanne Baker, Doris Bricker, Roxann Eppley. ..........am l'f DRIBBLE, l' SS, SH00l! VARSITY First row: Donald Hair, Leroy Washington, Charles Herber, Carl Nicholson, Gene Shetter, Fred Houck. Second row: Mr. Reiff, Wayne Mendenhall, Verle Piper, Glenn Biggs, Robert Winters. Oth - ' ers. lsroel Royer, Lincoln Worrell, Ed Bixler. Verle Piper Donald Hair Fred Houck The first call for basketball in early December attracted a large number of candidates, Washington, Ro d yer, an Shetter were lettermen from the previous year, Hair, Herber, Houck, and Nicholson had previous varsity experience, Biggs, Bixler, Piper, Men- denhall, Warren, and Winters came up from last year's J. V. team. All during the season the squad displayed a definite determination to work for long periods of time in order to perfect flaws which hampered their floor game. COACHES Frank Reiff, Donald Kern, Chesier Lickel, Samuel Sanzotio JU IOR VARSITY Firsf row: Gene Williams fManagerI, Edward Belfzhoover, George Brown, Chester Lickel fCoachl, Dwight Beery, Frank Zeigler, Baird Sfuarf fManager1. Second row: Elmer Lighrner, Bob Park, Richard Shearer, Cary Ahl, George Bogar, Glenn Stull, Bill Johns, Kirk Swigert. Junior High Team Firsf row: John Wenfzel, Danny McCoy, Joel Black, John Arrich, Jake Trimmer, Max Walters, Bob Lowry. Second row: Jim Miller, Joe Roach, Bill Nickey, John Cypress, LeMar Huntzinger, Jack Mullen, Donald Brehm, Jim Kipps, Richard Kramer. HUMER! The resounding echoes of base hits, the enthusi- astic cheering of the fans, and the hoarse bawl of the umpire usher in the national pastime of baseball at Carlisle High School. First Meeting From the last mean touch of ol' man winter, to the opening of the first tiny crocus, spring appears in a variety of ways. To some the season of spring brings a pleasant, peaceful rest from the cruel ravages of winter. Others, who are not quite so senti- mental, think of spring in the form of BASEBALL. To these enthusiasts there is no other sport quite so thrilling as this all American game, and these en- thusiasts are quite willing to stand beneath a merci- less, boiling sun for the sheer pleasure of witnessing a . . . BASEBALL game. The Catch . . . John Lebo The Bunt . . . Dick Bricker The Pitcher . . . Carl Jumper The Hitter , . . Creedon Pechart af , FLEET WINGS Up and Over . . . Robert Marrow Ready, Set, Go . . . Gary Shatta Ready for the Throw . . . Charles Kruger Tryouts It is often said, ln spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love but not in Carlisle High School, it's track . in balmy weather many young hopefuls can be seen doing their laps and warming up for track meets. A well-balanced track team is the aim of every boy that dons the familiar green and white of the track team. A Into the Air , . , Robert Jenkins GIRLS WINNING HOCKEY TEAM First row: Susan Jensen, Nellie Conn, Gloria Boise, Harrietta E k. Second row: Francis Leidigh, Joan Stevenson, Sally Revie, nc Dorothy Washington, Vivian Harder, Julia Palmer. Ready, Aim, Shoot . . . J. Kuntz, J. Miller, R. Austin GIRLS' SPURTS Girls' Sports this year reached a high peak, with the addition of Mrs. Cockley to the faculty. First, there was hockey, the first time it has been enioyed at C.H.S. Then, volleyball and basketball occupied our minds while snow was on the ground, but with the first hint of spring, we were out on the baseball diamond and tennis courts. Bowlirig was very popu- lar this year, and many girls were seen with archery equipment. All together, these sports made 1948 very attractive to sportsminded girls ,in C.H.S. Mr s. Cockley in Action Gym Routine .. 5 . I 'W 45 5 sy. Z2 .. js, 5537: 1' wg ,-,fffibmvf A age' ,,. X Q. g., ,mp , T 5, sffdbaf- -N EP W.-1. Ever upward, ever on ard, 'til our acme we ajai . Y. XS SES 4.-1 Cfarideri 1 kk 'Mfg .fdlfencf You, Too, Shakespeare Hall Guides Work wifh Mefals Fufure Carpeniers Making Hue Pudding -.Mus 1--..,,, 4 5 S X G I . . Q N fm g W V K , 31 'Y , 1 ,, M. The classes we attend depend upon the course we select and our inter- ests. In English class we learn to speak and write correctly, in history class we learn to control the future by a study of the past. These are but two of our classes. Others vary from woodworking and music to psychology and journalism. Nice Specimen Eyes of the Machine Current Affairs Discussion Perfect Fit Learning by Doing 0l e Cflitrided The Craftsmen Attentive listeners t tttt t ti , it 43552 453123 1 I tt , tt., ,Z t.0.u.9 J,-K ff 'Q ui 3 ' I Mm iiswjd QM . , I H' .Q , ng, n,qf'2n 1, i 9 Beffer Drivers in fhe Making Nexf Class Coming Up Hard al Work Library Study w - PX..- X u 1 lim, ' F P L i xl Wm-sf ' 3 ig .. A. mf ' in 5 UNIURS JOI Page 50, Top Iefr: Shirley Alben, Marjorie Miller, Helen Soul, Phyllis Truchses. Top ligllf: Bob Spence, Phyllis Truchses, Marie Sfifzel, Mary Kerr. Page 51, Top leff: Joby Sfoops, Elego Kipps, Madeline Stum, Peggy Fickel, Shirley Shefron, Doloris Zeigler, Elaine Adams. Top righf: Donald Shearer, Dick Sianfon, Lincoln Warrell, Nils Noalcer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Edward Leillwead fPresidenH, Donna Mae Snyder KVice-Presidenfl, Samuel Black Ureasureri, Creedon Pecharf fSecrefaryl. Adviser: Mrs. Mary Bobb Karns HE PARADE CLASS OF 1949 Mr. Seifrit: L. Darr, E. Rohrer, J. Ronan, G. Shughart. Mr. Line: J. Bell, J. Black, R. Black, R. Crull, D. DeHaven, D. Fleck, K. Fry, B J. Black, R. Black, R. Crull, D. DeHaven, D. Fleck, K. Fry, B Gibb, R. Horn, R. Liszman, J. Oakley, P. Richwine. Miss Hoover G. Biggs, E. Bistline, E. Myers, N. Noaker, C. Pechart, R. Weigle, L. Welsh, R. Winters, Elaine Adams, Elizabeth Adams, J. Boker, D. Beltzhoover, A. Heilman, D. Hoffman, J. Hyde, P. McAllister, S. Shelton. Mr. Hendrickson: S. Black, B. Brehm, R. Calaman, J Eppley, D. Horlacher, R. Irwin, E. Leithead, J. Mulgfew, R Schecter, D. Shearer, R. Spence, L. Warrell, G. Wickard, S Albert, J. Berg, N. Clark, B. Diller, A. Garonzik, A. Hurley, B Kunkel, A. Lipsky, l. J. Long, M. G. Newell, M. Nickel, S. Revie, H. Saul, B. Stearns, J. Steck, M. Stitzel, P. Truchses, B. Walter B. Wenger. Miss Hedden: M. Fourlas, D. Gleim, B. Hartzell, C Kollas, C. Ocker, A. Richwine, M. J. Stine, V. Walterick, G. Wolf Mr. Kern: R. Atkins, R. Bricker, C. Clagget, R. Herberlig, R. Jen- kins, C. Kerns, R. Marrow, W. Mumper, L. Nelson, V. Piper, H. 1 Russel, W. Rutz, R. Stanton, A. Stuttenroth, J. Bay, J. L. Clark, J. Colquhoun, I. J. Eckrich, J. Fink, S. Foose, E. Frey, K. Hunter, E. Kipps, M. Martin, S. Smith, D. Snyder, M. Stum, B. Wentz, D. Zeizler. Mrs. Karns: E. Bixler, W. Brachen, W. Bridge, R. Black, R. Finkey, J. Heck, C. Jumper, R. Makibbin, J. Miller, G. Roush, R. Shuman, W. Snyder, E. Tritt, R. Yurlett, L. Bricker, N. Conn, A. Dewalt, L. Enck, P. Fickel, R. Goshorn, J. Grant, M. Kerr, H. Raudabaugh, B. Reed, M. Stevens, J. Stevenson. Mr. Armitage: G. Beam, R. Berry, J. Myers, C. Nicholson, D. Fraker, S. Jensen, M. Jumper, M. Miller, J. Stoops, M. E. Young. Miss Bucher: L. Arnold, M. Boldosser, E. Hippensteel, B. Hoch, B. Mar- tin, H. Jones, M. Ocker, Helen Smyers, E. Thumma, M. Vaughn. Mr. Sollenberger: P. Adams, D. Ankabrandt, H. Curlen, C. Gitt, R. Rudolph, R. Shearer, L. Swartz, C. Winters. Mr. Stong: M. Blosser, R. Brough, C. Brown, L. Hurley, D. Jones, S. Jones, W. Mendenhall, R. Sheaffer, J. Thumma, L. Worley. SOPHO URES SLIP Page 52, Top leff: Ann Moorehead, Delores Profaler, Frances Washington, Barbara Spraglin, Peggy Gibson. Top righf: Nancy Franklin, Martha Farner, Lindo Hays, Doris Robinson, Jackie Rynard. Page 53, Top lefi: Joan Dreher, Doris Walters, Dwight Beary, Mariorie McGinnis, Dick Eberfs. Top righf: Shirley Miller, Phyllis Shambaugh, Delores Nelson, Varie Bear. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dolores Nelson Hreasurerl, Ronald Jenkins fPresidenfI, Nancy Franklin IVice-Presidenfl, Marian Decker fSecrefary2. Adviser: Miss Carolyn Nolen V.. TOLIE CLASS OF 1950 Miss Uhfand: J. Boisvert, E. Gorman, R. Keller, T. Kerns, N Franklin, P. Gibson, D. Profater. Mrs. Yocum: R. Baish, P. Good hart, R. Posch, T. Albright, D. Arnold, V. Barrick, R. A. Beam M. Bistline, B. Bitner, B. J. Blosser, P. Bosler, J. Coover, M. Finkey P. Fry, M. Goodhart, V. Harder, M. Long, N. McBride, J. Mc Calister, M. Mellott, R. Mowry, J. Nailor, B. Raudabaugh, B Roher, C. Turner, S. Wallace, D. Warner. Miss Morrette: M. Al bright, G. Bower, A. Bowers, J. Burket, M. Decker, M. K. Deitzel J. Delp, D. Dick, R. Eppley, M. Farner, E. Fisher, J. Fry, A Gillaugh, C. Goodyear, W. Hoover, J. James, A. Kline, W. Kotz moyer, J. Lombardo, P. Makibbin, D. Mentzer, T. Myers, J. Miller M. Mountz, G. Naugle, D. Palmer, H. Stoufter, D. Walters, P Winlzleman, E. Yeingst. Mr. Leslter: G. Adams, E. Bowers, W. Chronister, S. Clay, R. Cohick, R. Keller, L. Lippert, L. Morrison P. Murray, K. Railing, J. Reese, E. Ritter, S. Snyder, J. Trayer D. Treaster, L. Weary. Mr. Lehman: R. Federhoff, L. Line, A. Reed W. Stoops, R. Thumma, M. Adams, J. Boyle, J. Bradley, B. Cahill G. Culbertson, H. Gumby, F. Leidigh, A. Moorehead, B. Patrick M. Rush, P. Shambaugh, M. Shover, A. Steel. Mr. Reiff: J. An drews, E. Beltzhoover, L. Day, N. Fourlas, K. Franklin, J. High lands, W. Krolicki, R. Lowry, J. Scott, R. Shatto, C. Sheaffer, R. Shearer, F. Zeigler, J. Arter, P. A. Baish, N. Baker, V. Beam, L. Boyer, N. Goodyear, L. Hays, N. Kottmyer, S. Miller, D. Penner, J. Profater, D. Robinson, C. Sheaffer, J. Shetter, N. Stipe, M. Thompson, S. A. Timmens. Mrs. Martin: D. Buchwald, J. Butler, I 1 W. Henry, P. Spear, B. Stuart, K. Swigert, J. Vovakis, B. Walter C. Zuver, C. Lackey, E. Leib, J. McCullough, M, McGinnis, J. Ry- nard, A. Stayer, E. Swaim, J. L. Tichy, D. Weller, D. Hartman R. Jenkins, R. Lackey, R. McKillip, F. Owens, J. Still, J. Bamford P. Bear, J. Black, M. Cooper, R. Hancock, L. Warren, A. Zeigler Miss Nol:n: R. Ahlers, R. Boyles, A. Corbett, R. Goodhart, K Kough, P. Myers, J. Nelson, W. Rutter, D. Shughart, T. Shughart W. Spraglin, D. Stine, R. Throne, K. Witmer, L. Zeigler, G. Boise: D. Eckrich, H. Enck, D. Ilgenfritz. J. McCalister, Y. Martin, D Nelson, J. Roney, A. M. Stoner, J. Trostle, B. L. Van Marter, P Walters. Miss Trine: C. Ahl, J. Anderson, L. Baric, G. Bogar, L Bragg, D. Clark, R. Cook, O. Cooper, B. Davidson, J. Doney R. Eberts, L. Fenton, W. Frye, G. Graves, W. Gumby, P. Humer W. Johns, H. Lewis, E. Lightner, R. McCrea, R. McGowan, R. Park G. Pass, F. Black, J. Clippinger, J. Dreher, M. Fickel, C. Grove J. Heberlig, N. Hatter, P. Kitner. Mr. Stong: E. Boise, R. Dunkle T. Goodhart, J. Hall, C. Hefflefinger, R. Hurley, H. Neusbaum E. Ober, K. Rotz, G. Shaw, J. Stong, E. Swarner, B. Turner. Mr Seifrit: C. Bixler, J. Burkholder, R. Eastep, D. Heishman, M Sharp, P. Sheaffer, W. Weaver. Mr. Line: E. Billmon, G. Brown W. Cressler, R. Darr, R. Lewis, D. Lippenbach, L. Morris, D. Ry nord, K. Seavers, L. Cites, L. Varner, E. Wagner, H. Walker, E Williams, R. VS-'imer. Miss Hoover: L. Nell, J. Palmer, J. Rockey J. Rotz, V. Sipe, D. Stone, M. Tolbert, D. Trostle, F. Wager, D - Washington. J I 1 JU l0R HIGH Top left. ninfh grade homeroom officers, firsf row: J. Clay, N. Arbegasl, M. Bislline, P. Gibb, L. Gulshall, M. Barrick, J. Black. Second row: J. Sleele, C. Divito, P. Hartzell, H. Gosshorn, J. Rice, R. Ludwig, L. Hunfsinger. Top righf, ninfh grade homeroom officers, firsf row: G.Turley, R. Kelly, B. Kingsboraugh, M. DeWalt, S. Barreft, E. Herr, P. King. Second row: G. Steele, J. Roach, J. Nagle, E. Kramer, E. Mour-lz, J. Shughori, D, Brown. Boffom leff, Junior High foofbsll feam, firsf row: J. Mullen, J. Arrich, B. Nickey, J. Roach, J. Geiling. Second row: S. Fulton, fManagerl, J. 'Kipps, M. Walker, N. Johnson, D. McCoy, J. Wenfzel, J. Trimmer, .l.Currlen fMonogerl. Third row: M. Washington, A. Sfuarl, B. Harfzell, B. Lowry, D. Dickson, J. Clopper, L. Hunlsinger, M. Wl1lfers, R. Royer, S. Alexander. Bofiom righf, sevenlh grade homeroom officers, firsf row: R. Marlin, R. Minnich, J. A. Ream, J. A. Rosk, D. Slang, C. Drew. Second row: R. Bolze, D. Wagner, E. Cook, N. Linihicum, J. Yinger, J. Beltzhoover. Third row: M. Boyer, P. Harris, W. Brehm, K. Kerr, C. Young. Freshman Class Officers: Belly Jenkins KTreasurerJ, Elizabeth Ann Mountz fPresidenfJ, Peggy Hartzell fSecre1aryJ, Joe Roach lVice Presidenfi. Adviser: Miss Elizabeih Off, . , fr, ,..a.4. g f fa my N '27 A Zh ' f saw ji 35+ tis... ' I. 1 if 'k 1' Y, egg, i gl My 'gi 9' '- 5 3 -:ff I V -eg , K V VS., .. 1 3 --l--fs-- ix., .1 :r 1 Margaret Bradley, Secretary, Harry Lackey, Presidenlg Robert Johnston, Treasurer, Peggy Crooks, Vice-President. Senior Class Adviser: Miss Mabel V. Bucher SENIUR lIlASS 0F-FICERS We look back, not with dismay but with joy, for when we recall the well worn memories of the past four years, it is as though we were turning the pages of a diary, a diary full of the happiness, ioys, and sorrows of high school. As freshmen we participated in various sports for which we became the proud owners of junior varsity letters. We saw our names on the honor rolls. Many of us were included in the A Cappella Choir, a great honor, indeed, for freshmen. By the time vile were sophomores, and officially considered pupils of the senior high school, many of us were fast becoming stars on the gridiron and the backetball court. Finally, iuniors! At last! We then realized our high school days were fast coming to a close-days which were full of happiness and nights joyous with football games, dances, parties, and capricious capers. A And now we are seniors. What the future holds for us we cannot tell, but we are prepared and ready to face any situation as we, the class of 1948, bring to a close some of our happiest days, days spent beneath the portals of Carlisle High School. Class Flower Class Colors Talisman Rose Rose and Gold Class Motto Knowledge is Rather to be Chosen Than Great Riches Then we'll groduofe wif honor And perpefuofe you fo e. MOST POPULAR W I'I 0 S OUR MEMOIRS Lest we forget - We have here printed the ioys and pleasures of our high school days, to remem- ber the rest of our lives. Think ofthe Hi-Y dances held at the Carlisle Country Club. The Halloween party was sponsored by the French Club. Everyone came masked and in costume. Need it be said - a good time was had by all ? Not long after this the Library Club gave a tea for parents ofthe members and the high school teachers. Before we quite knew what was happen- ing Christmas was on us and we were caught in the gay whirl of holiday festivities, with the Girl Scout and Girl Reserve dances. ln January the dramatic club play, The Inher WilIy , was presented. Remember the French Club and Spanish Club dances sponsored by these clubs. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING BEST MUSICIANS Marilyn Vance Jeanne Yoter l-055 Shedffer Michael Duerr Frank Scoppettl Guy GUfSl1Gll wigs? 9 W I-I 0 Marilyn Vance Our all important senior class play was given in April and how could we forget our junior class play Date With Judy , or the party after this play. We danced to the smooth orchestra music at the wonderful iunior prom held in May. Would it be possible to forget the French Club Variety Show and the Waterloo chorus line? May Day will be a day none of us forget as we picture our beautiful queen, the court of honor and the maypole dancers. And then - Our last fling before graduation -our class ride. Surely this is a day that will be long remembered. Finally came -our Baccalaureate service in June, followed by - Commencement. And now we are alumni, facing the world, but we can always look back, back to the days happily spent in the halls of C.H.S. PEPPIEST BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST STUDIOUS Fred Honaman Marian Breu Marilyn Vance Beny Shovel- Israel Royer Charles Herber JOAN LOUISE ADAMS Found: Peerless Dislikes: Skating, work .IO ANN ADAMS Found: With Do Do Dislikes: Walking Class Officer 3. WILLIAM ALBRIGHT Found: On the streets Dislikes: Teachers F. M. C. 3, 4. MARY ELLEN ALEXANDER Found: Peerless Dislikes: To be bossed Sports Club 2, 3: Budget Room Officer I, 4. CARLISLE HIGH SlZHO0L MARY JANE ALLISON Janie Vocational Found: Here, there and everywhere Likes: Carl, skating Dislikes: School Ambition: Musician Glee Club I: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Basketball I: Home Economics I: Girl Reserves I, 2: Home Room Olticer 2. DONALD H. ALSPAUGH Alsy General Found: One of the Peerless Gang Likes: Sports, Barney Dislikes: No one or anything Ambition: Unknown Stage Craft 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4: .lr. Varsity Football I, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4. CARL HENRY ANDERSON Andy Vocational Found: Any place Likes: Driving cars Dislikes: Wrecks Ambition: Mechanic Student Council 4. WAYNE A. ARBEGAST Arbe General Found: Downtown Likes: Outdoor sports Dislikes: Social studies Ambition: Unknown Varsity Baseball 3. Jo Blackie Commercial Likes: Gene, dancing Ambition: Housewife Vocational Likes: Mercersburg Ambition: Buyer ot women's apparel Library Club I, Glee Club I, Costume Club 3, Sports Club 2, 37 Blldgel Club 2: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 3: Student Council 2: Bill Vocational Likes: Candy Ambition: Mechanic Piggy Vocational Likes: Russell, clerking Ambition: Housekeeping Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Home 'LF T' t t' 1' .fm-M it 37 7. if .Et if I e 3 si f t FAY B. ARNOLD Found: Everywhere Dislikes: Speech Jr. High Glee Club I, 2: Sports Club 2, 3: Basketball 2: Science Club I, 2, 3: Girl Reserves I: Home Room Officer I, 2: Student Council 'I, 2: Class Officer I. RUTH MAE AUSTIN Found: Community Center Dislikes: Homework Thunrlerettes 4. MARIAN LOUISE BARNHART Found: Shop Dislikes: Chemistry Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Periscope Officer I, 3, 4: Class Officer I. MERVIN CLYDE BARRICK Found: Barricks Service Station Dislikes: English Fay Vocational Likes: Diamonds, Ed Ambition: New York Ruth General Likes: Sports Ambition: Vocalist Barney General Likes: Alsy rx W, I Ambition: Questionable Staff 3: Hall Patrol 4: Home Room Barrick Vocational Likes: Machines Ambition: Mechanic CL SS 0FI948 FLORENCE MARIAM BARRICK f'Mim Commercial Found: Hamilton Likes: Hiking, Florida . Dislikes: Dishwashing, reading Ambition: Secretary HOWARD OREN BEAR Barney Vocational Found: Machine Sho Likes: Pretty irls P 9 I Dislikes: Directions Ambition: Jeweler Lf' F. M. C. 2, 3, 4. .V A if Q, :ft - - Q JOAN LLOYD BENDER Ben General Found: New KIngston's Square Likes: Swimming Dislikes: Guy Lombardo Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Found: Chocolate Shop Dislikes: Work A Cappella Choir 4: Sport's Club 3: Sport Manager 3: Basketball 2, 3: Science Club 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4. LOIS E. BISTLINE 'LLois Vocational Likes: Men, life Ambition: Unknown Jr. Math Club I, 2: Jr. High Glee Club I, 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Sports' Club 2, 3: Basketball I: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council I, 2. Rizzo I' x iw .. Q 5 1 +' M IL f ROBERT LEON BLOSSER Bob General Found, Everywhere Likes: Sports, being coach Dislikes: Studying Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4: Jr. High Baseball l: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Varsity Basketball l: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4, MADALINE A. BOHN Madaline Commercial Found: With Peggy Likes: Movies, reading Dislikes: Long skirts, dentists Ambition: Secretary Budget Club 4. RUTH BOYLES Ruth Vocational Found: Woolworth Company Likes: Skating, eating Dislikes: Getting up in a.m. Ambition: Housewife GEORGE DANIAL BOUDER Boucler Vocational Found: Exceptionally good Likes: Carlisle Bakery Dislikes: Unkindness Ambition: Cake Baker F. M. C. 2, 3, 4. Carlisle High School, we are bringing Gifts of love and homage due. MARGARET ELIZABETH BRADLEY Marnie General Found: Small and Vivacious Likes: Debating Dislikes: Dull moments Ambition: Success A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Double Sextet 4: Operetta 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 4: French Club 3, 4: Library Club 2: Debate Club 2: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Periscope 4: Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 4: Student Council l, 2: Class Otticer 4. FREDA M, BRENIZER Freda Vocational Found: Woolworth's Likes: Roller skating, movies Dislikes: Nicknames Ambition: Housewife Jr. High Glee Club l: Girl Reserves l, 2: Home Room Olticer 'lg Student Council 'l, 3. MARIAN BREU Toni College Prep. Found: Smiling Likes: Airplanes Dislikes: Dull people Ambition: Airline hostess Library Club l: Math Club l: Glee Club l: Operetta 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Sports Club 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Latin Club 4: Debate Club 2: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 4: Student Council 3, 4. DORIS BRICKER Doris General Found: At Rudisill's Likes: John, Caledonia Dislikes: Concentration Ambition: John's wife Jr. Class Play 3: Sports Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Periscope 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Home Room Officer 'l. V JUNE BRUBAKER Found: At the Bucket Dislikes: School Jr. Math Club 'l, Spanish Hall Patrol 4. WILLIAM E. BURKHOLDER Found: Home Dislikes: Crabbiness NJUf'Ile,r Club 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, Periscope Staff 3: Bill Vocational F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Home Room Oliicer 'l. General Likes: To run around Ambition: Questionable Likes: Ice cream Ambition: Forest Ranger JOYCE MARILYN CHEYNE Scottie College Prep K fi., Found: Leading Thunderettes Likes: Dramatics F Jii J 2 Dislikes: Reckless drivers Ambition: Airline Hostess ' K A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Girls' Sextet 4, Sr. Dramatic I K, i Club 4, Library Club 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Thunderettes 4. :gf W, ' NANCY ANN CLARK Nan General Found: At the Shop Likes: A good time i fu Dislikes: Work Ambition: Physical Education Teacher x Y 2 W' A Cappella Choir 3, Operetta 3, Dramatic 2, 3, Costume Club 3, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Home Economics 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Home Room Otiicer 2, 3, 4, Thunderettes 4. 1 ,.g ,. 7 41 M , Q , W, K z- .V ,jg ,, st Loud the songs of praises ringing, For the debt we owe to you. PAUL L. CLINE Katz General Found: With Abie and Drip Likes: Girls and Pontiac Dislikes: Home work Ambition: Grocer A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Bays' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Periscope 4, Hall Patrol 4. PEGGY COHILL Peggy Commercial Found: Snyder's Drug Store Likes: Kenney, chewing gum Dislikes: Work, studying Ambition: Secretary Band 2, Budget 4, Oracle Staff 4, Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4. EDWARD W. COLQUHOUN Ted College Prep Found: On stage Likes: To talk Dislikes: Women drivers Ambition: Engineer ' ' ' ' O tt 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys Ensemble 3, Glee Club 3, 4, pere a Sta ecraft Club 3, Diamatics 2, 3, 4, Thespian Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 9 Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Cheerleader 4, Camera Club 3, Periscope 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. DELORES COOPER De General J Found: Country Club Likes: Jerry Dislikes: Conceited people Ambition: Draftswoman ' ' ' - ' ' k b II 2 4, L'brar Sr. Dramatic Club 2, Girls Sports Club 2, 3, Girls Bas et a , I y 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Thunderettes 4. 63 P l fi? I ELIZABETH IDA CROMLEIGH Wicldie General Found: Talking Likes: A Good Laugh Dislikes: Dull Moments Ambition: Mrs. J. Roney A Cappella Choir 4: Sr. Dramatic Club 3: Sports Club 2, 3: Basketball 2: French Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Hall Patrol 3. MARGARET JUNE CROOKS Peggy Commercial Found: Strand Theater Likes: Vaughn Monroe, dancing Dislikes: Inconsiclerate people Ambition: Bookkeeper Girls' Sports Club 2, 3: Budget Club 3, 4: Home Economics 2: Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, 4: Oracle Stott 4: Home Room Ofticer I, 2, 3, 4: Class Omcers 2, 4: Thunderettes 4. DORIS JEAN DASHER Found: With Mel Dislikes: Conceited people Student Council 2, 3. Dash Vocational Likes: That Southern Accent Ambition: Travel ANDREW LOGAN DAVIS Found: Chambersburg Dislikes: Women Spanish Club 3: Track 2, 3. Duke General Likes: Horses Ambition: Navy ,, .wc gf Other high schools have their banners, With their colors dull or bright, E BECKY ANN DINGLE Becky College Prep. Found: With Charlie Likes: Horses Dislikes: Being idle Ambition: Success Dramatics 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Quill B. Scroll 4: Periscope 4: Oracle 4: Home Room Olticer I, 2, 3: Student Council I: Thunderettes 4. BETTY DONNELLY Bets Commercial Found: With Peggy Likes: To talk Dislikes: Chewing gum Ambition: New York Sports Club 2: Budget Club 4: Home Economics 2, 3: Girl Reserves I, 2: Oracle Staff 4: Home Economics 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL DUERR Mickey College Prep. Found: Carlisle Barracks Likes: Sports, acting, French Dislikes: Solid geometry Ambition: West Point Sr. Dramatic Club 3, 4: Thespian 3, 4: Jr. Varsity Football 3: Varsity Foot- ball 4: French Club 3, 4: Oracle Staff 4. JOYCE A. DURNIN Joyce Commercial Found: Kruger's Likes: Children Dislikes: Bandanas Ambition: Office work Budget Club 2, 3, 4. JEAN EASTEP Jean College Prep. Found: George's Likes: Dramatics Dislikes: Nothing Ambition: Missionary Math Club 'l: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Operetta 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Sports Club 2, 3: Thespian 3, 4: Sports Manager 2: Spanish ' ' ' 3' P ' 4' Oracle 4: Club 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, , eriscope , Hall Patrol 3: Home Room Officer 4. FLORENCE LORRAINE ECKENRODE Flossie Commercial Found: With Bunny Likes: Earrings Dislikes: Broken promises Ambition: Medical secretary MARTHA JANE FICKES Martha Vocational Likes: Driving, sewing Found: Home Ambition: Salesgirl Dislikes: Conceited people Library Club, 3: Home Economics 3. MARY L. FLADGER Mlm Vocational Likes: Sports, music Ambition: Opera Jr. High Glee Club 'l, 2: Sports Club 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 2, 3: Budget Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves l, 2: Periscope Sta5 3. Found: At Penny's Dislikes: Studying But the noblest and the fairest ls the Carlisle Green and White Aileen Vocational Likes: Languages Ambition: Housewife AILEEN FLOYD Found: Eppley's Cut Rate Dislikes: Conceited people Fraker Vocational Likes: Night Lite Ambition: Masloncls HAROLD S. FRAKER Found: Machine Shop Dislikes: The lathe F. M. C. 3, 4. Jan 'College Prep. Likes: To live Dislikes: Curly haired boys Ambition: Duke University - l b 4- Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4, French Cu , Debate Club 2: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Periscope 4: Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 4: Student Council 4: Banner Carrier 4. JANET WINIFRED GARBER Found: Driving a Ford MELVIN L. GEILING, JR. Mase General Found: Comerford Likes: To sleep ' ' ' ' Ambition: Theater manager Dislikes: Swimming Camera Club 3. S FT. 1' as i 'Q ,L x ROBERT CHARLES GOOD . ,QM C, Found: Pool Room Q Zigi, M 'Lv Dislikes: School F- M- C- 2' 3' 4- 2355253551555 A Fffij A .Q , CAROLYN Louise GOODHART Ui Found: with Flossie ' 'AFD' if'i '5i' NM 'TW Dislikes: Being rushed W - i ' .f CHARLES D. GOODHART . 1 Found: Peerless Dislikes: P. D. 8 Hi-Y 4: Stage Craft 2, 3: Jr. 'X Room Officer 2. FKVHR' ,, , . u iis,.t+:w: L ee, ,, PEGGY JANE GOODYEAR Found: Hobby Hallow Farm Dislikes: Psychology Tests 66 I We will always strive to keep thee A Honored high above the rest. GEORGIANA GRLEST Georgie Commercial Found: Woolworth's Likes: Movies Dislikes: History Ambition: Office Work DELORIS MAE GROVE Do Do General Found: With Blackie Likes: Al ,lolson Dislikes: Tillie the Toiler Ambition: Brooklyn Glee Club l, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Double Sextet 4: Operettu 3: Class Play 3: Sports Club 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Periscope 3, 4: Hull Patrol 4: Home Room Omcer l: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Thunderettes 4. EDNA CAROLYN GUMBY Found: Mt. Holly Dislikes: Boys Edna Commercial Likes: Sports Ambition: Social Worker GUY W. GUTSHALL Found: Decker's Dislikes: Library wo Jr. Ha-Y 1: Band 1, Spanish Club 4. Gutsl1 General Likes: Sports, music Ambition: Music teacher 4: Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Varsity Football 1, 2: rk 2, 3, Goody Vocational Likes: Vacations and Girls Ambition: Unknown Bonnie Commercial Likes: lce Skating Ambition: Stenographer Chuck General Likes: Girls Ambition: West Chester Varsity Football 2, 3: Baseball l, 3: Home Peggy Jane General Likes: Swimming Ambition: Editor in Chief Dramatics 'l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 3, 4: Basketball 3: French Club 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Periscope 3, 4: Oracle 4: Home Room Ofticer l, 2: Thunderettes 4. iii' I .. . Q 1, VTNFQ1 GUTSHALI. Paul Vocational PAUL H. Found: Helpful Likes: To be a good listener Dislikes: Poor sportsmanship Ambition: Success Projection Club 3. DONALD HAIR Flick General, Found: In a daze Likes: Basketball, baseball Ambition: Grocer Dislikes: Exercise Jr. Hi-Y I, Baseball I, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Home Room Olticer 4, Class Officer 3, Jr. Varsity Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. WILLIAM HAROLD HEFELFINGER Heffy Vocational Found: Boiling Springs Likes: Hunting and fishing Dislikes: Long skirts Ambition: Unknown Jr. Varsity Football I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. . LYNN C. HEISHMAN Heish General I Found: Harrisburg Likes: Joan, baseball Dislikes: Poor sportsmanship Ambition: West Virginia li Jr. Hi-Y I, Jr. High Glee Club I, Jr. Varsity Football I, 2, 3, Varsity Basee ,K I ball 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Home Room Officer 4. On the diamond, in the schoolroom, We will give thee of our best, CHARLES HERBER Charley College Prep. Found: On the gridiron Likes: To argue with teachers Dislikes: Nothing Ambition: Statesman Jr. Hi-Y I, Math Club I, Band I, 2, Jr. Varsity Football I, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, German A A Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Oracle 4, Home Room Olticer I, 2, Class Ofti- ' cer I, 2. ,P Q Z , ROBERT E. HIGHLANDS, JR. Ross General Found: Shearer's Drugstore Likes: To draw I- Dislikes: To be quiet Ambition: Architectural Engineering Jr. Library Club I, Jr. Math Club I, Hall Patrol Club 3, 4. fi' 5 if . gf. yygyy 3 MARcus L. HODGE f'MQfk General t :f Found: In study halls Likes: Sports 53 Dislikes: School Ambition: Tradesman f Home Room Officer 2, 4. WILLIAM FREDERICK HONAMAN Fritz College Prep. Likes: To talk Ambition: Franklin and Marshall Jr. Class Play 3, sport manager 3, 4, French Club 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Oracle Stott 4, Hull Patrol 4. Found: With girls Dislikes: French 3 fa RICHARD JAMES Found: Fishing Dislikes: Long Skirts ROBERT JOHNSTON Found: At meetings Dislikes: Streets without signs Ambition: Engineering Jr. Hi-Y 'l, Jr. Math 4, Jr. High Baseball Oracle 4, Class Officer 4. MARLIN LEE KEPNER Found: Fishing Dislikes: Studying F. M. C. 3, 4. RONALD S. KERR Found: Lackey's Dislikes: Speech Jr. Math Club l, Ora s.,vf ,Q FREDERIC RONALD HOUCK Fred C ll ' P o ege rep. Found: ln an old Ford Likes: Fishing Dislikes: Homework Ambition: Duke University Jr. Hi-Y T, Math Club 'l, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, A Cappella Chair 'l, 2, Operetta 2, Jr. Varsity Football 'l, 2, Baseball l, Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Oracle 4. Jr. Library Club 'l, Jr. Math Club 'l, Hall Patrol 3, 4. if A fly: NANCY F. IRWIN Nano General Found: Patterson's Farm Likes: Franklin and Marshall Dislikes: Keeping quiet Ambition: Success A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4, Operetta 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Thunderettes 4. WILLIAM LAFAYETTE JACKSON, JR. Butch General Found: James Wilson Hotel Likes: Girls Dislikes: School Ambifigng Nqvy Spanish Club 3. WlLLlAM K. JACOBY Juke Vocational Found: Seven Star Garage Likes: Cheerleading Dislikes: Jay Walkers Ambition: Automobile Salesman Jr. Hi-Y l, Band l, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4, Home Room Officer 4, Track 2, 3. Ever upward, ever onward, 'Till our acme we attain I Dick Vocational Likes: Sports Ambition: Auto mechanic ' 64. 4 Johnny College Prep. 1 Likes: Sports Club 1, Jr. Varsity Football 'l, 2, 3, Varsity Football T, Varsity Baseball 2, Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, .,,s.s.... Kep Vocational Likes: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Unknown Kerr College Prep. Likes: To eat Ambition: Cabinet maker cle Stal? 4. W WILLIAM RICHARD KERR Skinny Vocational Found: Pool Room Likes: Women Ambition: Army Dislikes: School F. M. C. 2, 3, 4. al LEE DAVID KINGSBOROUGH Lee Vocation Found: Food Basket Likes: Singing Dislikes: Fussy women Ambition: Grocer A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Proiection Club 3: Oracle Staft 4. THELMA CATHARINE KINGSBOROUGH Candy Commercial Found: With Jane Likes: Travel Dislikes: Dishwashing Ambition: Journalism Girls' Sports Club 2: Budget Club 4. JUNE KLINE June Commercial Found: Doc. Snyder's Drug Store, Mr, Holly Likes: Movies Ambition: Unknown Dislikes: None 9594 Then we'll graduate with horfor And perpetuate your Fame. ORPHA L. KLINGER Dutchie General Found: Downtown with Lois Likes: To flirt Dislikes: P. D. Ambition: Nurse PATRICIA LOUISE KNOWLES Pat College Prep Found: Stanwick Manor Likes: Red, tar west R . , Dislikes: Homework, rising early Ambition: Oregon State College f Dramatic Club 3, 4: Jr. Class Play 3: Girls' Sports Club 3: Library Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Thunderettes 4. Janie Commecial Likes: Sports Ambition: Typist Basketball 2, 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Student RETTA JANE KOUGH Found: Peerless Dislikes: Clodhoppers Girls' Sports Club 2, 3: Girls' Council 4: Thunderettes 4. Bob Vocational Likes: Helen Ambition: Wood Work ROBERT W. KOUGH Found: Centerville Dislikes: English F. M. C. 2, 3, 4. 285 .1 :Q L, W , ' ,L iy.. A CHARLES H. KRUGER IICFIUFLLGII vocational gf ww Z ' r K Found: Kruge,-'5 Likes: The Green Racer ow, ' Dislikes, To gef up early Ambition: Milkman fig , , , fQ 1j,5M,y' Dramatic Club 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4: Class Play 37 Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 2: Varsity Football 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Olticer 3, 4. I JOAN MYERS KU NTZ 'Kuntzie College Prep. Found: Editing the Periscope Likes: Football games W ,,,,' ff' D' l'k - S l'd T t Ambition: Journalist L 15: 'alla ,.,. ,L 55 9 es, g i es 5 I I Q' Operetta 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Costume Club 3, 4: Girls Sports Club 2: I Arkk Spanish Club 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 47 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4: Periscope 3, 4: Banner Carrier 4: Thunderettes 4. V . - Sv 2 51555395 J MARY FRANCES KURTZ Mary General K Found: Shippensburg Likes: Historical novels 'V , U tgf :.,'i Dislikes: Rainy weather , Amblfloni Nl-'FSS - 17 I 51' inf A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' Double Sextet 31 Operetta 2, 35 Sports Q L5 iii' A Club 2: Girls' Basketball 2, Library Club 3: Home Room Officer 4. J' A HARRY LACKEY ,,BeEf,, Cone P - QW 99 'eP- V' me ' Found: Everywhere Likes: Football L -. l v ..f, K . Dislikes: Cats Ambition: Medicine .V I Jr. Hi-Y l: Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Opefellfl 3: 5lCI9e- I craft 3, Jr. Varsity Football lp Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball ly Camera 'V Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Home Room Otlicer 4, Student Council 3, 4: Class ELWOOD l. LANIOUS Found: FarIling's Garage Dislikes: Work JOHN E. LEBO Found: Uptown Dislikes: Foul Play Ofticer 3, 4. When we enter life's stern battles, And our High School days are o'er, Woodie Vocational Johnny Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, WILLIAM LEE LEIB Found: Snyder's Drug Store Dislikes: Poor Sports Billiam Likes: Auto Races Ambition: Mechanic General Likes: Music, baseball Ambition: Teacher 4, College Prep. Likes: Photography Ambition: Television 70 Spanish Club 3: Camera Club 35 Hall Patrol 4. MARILYN WINTER LUNDY Shorty College Prep. Found: Mt. Holly Likes: Music, football games Dislikes: Inconsideration Ambition: Teacher Sports Club 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 47 Girls' Double Sextet 4, Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4. CHASE MAGLIN Speedy ' College Prep. Found: Carlisle Barracks Likes: Sports, Hawaii Dislikes: Nothing Ambition: West Point J. WAYNE MARKLE Mark General Likes: Brunettes, hunting Found: ln New Kingston Ambition: Forester Dislikes: Math Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Track 2: Hall Patrol 4. Es: if NANCY MCCOY Torchy College Prep. Found: Shop Likes: Singing Dislikes: School Ambition: Phatographer's Model A A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Double Sextet 4: MW. Operetta 2, 3: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: 39:5 Latin Club 4: Library Club l, 2, 3: Debate Club 1, 2: Girl Reserves Q7 'l, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Periscope 4: Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 4. .qw , l JOSEPH PATRICK MCCULLOUGH Abie General Found: Chocolate Shop Likes: Dancing, nice clothes E t , Dislikes: Library assignments Ambition: Coast Guard Academy 3 i Operetta 3: Spanish Club 3: Jr. Varsity Football 'l: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol fi ' K, Qi :,1 E: :-- 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Track 'l, 3. When the curtain of our school life O'er our simple stage shall lower, DORIS JEAN MILLER Jean General Found: Eppley's Likes: Skating, football Dislikes: To concentrate Ambition: Telephone Operator Library 3, 4: Oracle 4: Glee Club, 4. JACK- MILLER Pearl General Found: Bartoli's Likes: Hunting and Fishing Dislikes: School Ambition: Coach Basketball Manager 4: Jr. Varsity Football 'l, 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: Jr, High Baseball 'l: Hall Patrol 4: Spanish Club 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Jr. Hi-Y l, 2: Home Room Olticer l. aim 5:3142 iihliniv-Hi' A I VIRGINIA MINICH Ginny College Prep. ' Found: Driving Likes: Swimming, Caledonia 7 I Dislikes: Getting up early Ambition: X-Ray Technician :Q'.Il7.ff .LV X K Glee Club l: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Operetta 3: Dramatic 2, 3, 4: ::f..: :ge .HH .F Ofkfafgv .J Girls' Sports Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 'l, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Periscope 3, 4: Oracle 4: Stu- , - 4, sg:-5.2, W K s ff' f :,:i'f'.gls. ,i , ..., ,LQ ,,.. , dent Council 2: Thunderettes 4. HELEN MAE MiNNicK money College Prep. Found: Caledonia Likes: Swimming Dislikes: Liver and Onions Ambition: Airline Hostess Math Club I: Glee Club 'l: A Cappella Choir 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Library Club 'l, 2, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Oracle 4: Home Room Officer 2, 4: Student Council 2: Thun- derettes 4. 7l Wx: f 'B-...,2:, , is , .G', . . L.. , ' Wes-fl 3 ,mm ii BETTY JANE NAUGLE Found: McCroy's Dislikes: Animals Home Economics 2: Girl Reserves 4: Home Room Officer 2, 3. ELIZABETH PAXTON Found: Ray's Dislikes: Girls Home Room Officer 4: Girls' Sports Club 3. CHARLENE PETRE Found: David's Drug Store Dislikes: Work JANET PLUMMER Found: Smiling Dislikes: Getting up early Budget Club 2, 4: Girl Reserves l, 2: Home Room OHicer 2. S, Q. : Janet Commercial ELIZABETH ANN MINNICH Found: Singing here and there Dislikes: Impolite people, red Libby General Likes: Music, Out of doors Ambition: Nurse Jr. High Glee Club l: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3: Home Room Officer 2, 3. ISABEL IRENE MONISMITH Found: Playing Solitaire Dislikes: Waiting lssy Vocational Likes: Murders Ambition: Out of Pennsylvania Girls' Sports Club 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 3: Library Club 3: Budget Club 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Periscope Stott 3: Home Room Officer 4. x GEORGE WILLIAM MYERS Mac General Found: At Minick's Likes: To eat Dislikes: Women Ambition: Big Business Dramatic Club 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4: Stagecraft 2, 3, 4: Jr. Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 4: Spanish Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Hall Patrol 4: Student Council 2. RICHARD CLAIR MYERS Hnickf' ' General Found: At Mim's Home Likes: Movies and Mum Dislikes: All library work Ambition: Navy man f',V I Home Room Officer 2: Student Council 2. We will ever think of high school, And the pleasures at their height, Betty Vocational Likes: Dave and People Ambition: Housewife Betty Vocational Likes: Swimming Ambition: Air Line Hostess Chuck Vocational Likes: Navy, movies Ambition: Housewife Likes: Dancing, swimming Ambition: Secretary - Rt 5: flie- JOANNE L. QUIGLEY Quig General Found: At home Likes: Driving Dislikes: To be questioned Ambition: Nurse Glee Club I5 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Girls' Double Sextet 45 Operetta 35 Dramatic 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Library Club .1 K -I 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, 45 Thunderettes 4. , 3. gif ' i . I , A -':i gi, its is RAY FRANCIS QUIGLEY 'fQuig vocational , , ., 'l Found: Pratt's Studio Likes: His Ford Dislikes: Math Ambition: Unknown Home Room Officer 4. 25 we 5 DOROTHY MARGARET RAILING Dottie General Found: With Leon Likes: To skate Q Dislikes: P. D. Tests Ambition: Teacher Girls' Sports Club I5 Spanish Club 'l, 25 Thunclerettes 4. HANNAH RITTER Hannah General Found: Driving her Ford Likes: Swimming at Pine Grove Dislikes: Homework Ambition: Occupational therapy Jr. Dramatic Club 'I5 Sr. Dramatic Club 2, 45 Spanish Club 45 Library Club 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, 45 Thunderettes 4. Spent beneath the noble colors Of the Carlisle Green and White. ELEANOR MAE ROBBINS Tootsie General Found: Twirling Likes: Dancing, food Dislikes: The dentist Ambition: Dancer Glee Club I5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Dra- matics 2, 35 Class Play 35 Girls' Sports Club 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 ' 3 4' H Il Patrol French Club 3, 45 Debate Club 25 Girl Reserves I, 2, , , a 45 Thunclerettes 4. Nute'r College Prep. Likes: Big words Ambition: Mirfstry nsemble 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Operetta 35 Jr. Varsity Football I, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Jr. Varsity Basketball I, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Oracle 45 Hall Patrol 45 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4. ISRAEL E, T. ROYER are-I E 5 . . Found: On the loose . Kr. Dislikes: Lima beans Band 25 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' E DORIS .l. RYNARD Doris Commercial Found: Eppley's Likes: Movies, ice cream Dislikes: Washing dishes Ambition: Secretary ELLEN SALYERS Rusty General Found: Louisville Likes: Dancing Dislikes: Babies with balloons Ambition: The stage CI b 45 French Club 45 Girl Reserves Sr. Dramatic Club 45 Girls' Sports u 45 Periscope Staff 45 Oracle Stal? 45 Thunclerettes 4. fm ff: 3 I E Nw W Jirf' .. Twgtgws LOIS KATHRYN SHEAFFER Found: On a farm near Huntsdale Dislikes: P. D. and boys Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4. MARY SHEAFFER Found: Carlisle Springs Dislikes: Candy Library Club 4: Home Economics 3: GENE SHETTER Found: Academy ot fine arts Dislikes: Getting up early Jr. Varsity Football l, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Jr. High Baseball l: Var- sity Baseball 2, 3: Jr. Varsity Basketball l, 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. MARJORIE SHOPP Found: With the crowd Dislikes: Quiet people Operetta 2, 3: Dramatic Club 'l, 2, 3, 4: Costume Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Sports Club 3, 4: Library Club l, 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 2: Girl Re- itil iii 'i i' Lili L serves 'l, 2, 3, 4: Periscope 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4: Thunderettes 4. Mary General Likes: Cokes, ice skating Ambition: Home nurse Home Room Officer 3: Thunderettes 4. Glass Eye General ERNEST FREDRICK SCHNEIDER Fred General Found: At home Likes: Radio Dislikes: English Ambition: Radio Ham F. M. C. 2, 3, 4. FRANK ALFRED SCOPPETTI Scopet College Prep. Found: Carlisle Likes: Football, women Dislikes: Homework, long skirts Ambition: Doctor Jr. Varsity Football 'l, 2: Jr. High Baseball 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 3: Camera Club 3: Hi-Y 4. RICHARD SHANK Found: Poolroom Dislikes: School Student Council 2. Dick General Likes: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Unknown GARY ALLEN SHATTO Found: Cinder Path Dislikes: No one Budget Club 'l. Gary General Likes: Good sportsmen Ambition: Businessman 5 if Carlisle High School, we're here to greet you, And to welcome the green and white. Lois ' General Likes: Music, roller skating Ambition: Old maid Likes: Sports, Phil Ambition: Draftsman Margie General : I K Likes: Philip M ' A m la it io n: S u cc ess :iff ' ,A r HE? , ,fri -:,1Eg5f:f:' - ., imp we , , . Q: - g , . ' 1 Y ' : . VER Sf1effy General BEIIY JANE SHO Found: Cheering Likes: Dancing, eating Dislikes: Being quiet Ambition: Physical Education teacher ' ' 2 3 4: Math Club I: Glee Club I: Band I, 2: Operetta 2, Dramatic I, , , Sports Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 4. ALLEN SMALLWOOD Hooks General Found: Terris Cleaners Likes: Baseball Dislikes: English Ambition: College bound Varsity Baseball I, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Home Room Officer 1. ALICE J. SMITH Jean General Found: In the Peerless Likes: Dancing, sleeping Dislikes: Washing dishes Ambition: Housewife Dramatic Club 4: Oracle 4: Student Council 3. RICHARD MORRISON SMITH Smitty Vocational Found: In the shop Likes: Welding, trankness Ambition: Mechanic Dislikes: Girls F. M. C. 3, 4. We will love you and cheer your colors, 'Cause we know that you'll do all right. General Likes: Movies, food Ambition: Sailor KENNETH SPEED Speedy Found: Sentinel Office Dislikes: English Jr. Library Club I: Jr. Math Club I. WILLIAM A. SPROW Bill General In Found: Bowling alleys Likes: To eat 'f Dislikes: Work Ambition: Drafting V Jr. Varsity Football I, 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. 'K ' ,::,I FAY STAMBAUGH Fay General I, 1' Found: Kappa Sigma House Likes: Music Dislikes: Getting up Ambition: Housewife Math Club I: Glee Club I: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Girl in if mai? f '1'F s' Reserves 'I, 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. CLAYTON ELWOOD STONE .labey Vocational .--. Found: Downtown Likes: Women Dislikes: Work Ambition: Factory 'RTT PATRICIA ANN STUM P t a General Found: Chambersburg Likes: Caledonia Dislikes: Studying Ambition: Physical Education teacher Glee Club l: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Operetta 3: Dramatic 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 2: Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4' G'I ' , ir Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer 3: Thunclerettes 4. CARL STUMBAUGH Stummy College Prep. Found: Chocolate Shop Likes: Sports Dislikes: Work Ambition: Engineer Jr. Varsity Football 3: Varsiety Baseball 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. WILLIAM RICHARD THOMPSON Bill General Found: Chambersburg Likes: Girls Dislikes: Math Ambition: Navy MAHLON LEROY TREASTER Tres Vocational Found: Shearer's Drug Stare Likes: Hunting Dislikes: Bad habits Ambition: Masland's F. M. C. 3, 4: Home l. Room Officer 4: Student Council Win or lose, boys, we're always with you, And we know that you're in the fight. DOLORES ANN TRIMMER Dada College Prep. Found: Here and there Likes: Ancient History Dislikes: Purple, math Ambition: Artist Math Club l: Glee Club l: Sports Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Latin Club 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 2: Periscope 4: Oracle 4. JEAN ELIZABETH TRITT Jean Commercial Found: Hays Grove Likes: Music Dislikes: Hats Ambition: Office work MARlLYN E. VANCE Marilyn College Prep. Found: Halls of C. H. S. Likes: Food Dislikes: People who sit still Ambition: M. D. Math Club l: Glee Club l: Dramatic 2, 3: Thespian 3, 4: Class Play 3: Sports Club 2, 3: Basketball 3: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Library Club 3, 4: Debate Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE J. VAUGHN Squirrel Vocational Found: In the shop Likes: Activity Dislikes: Unkind eo l p pe Ambition: A good life F. M. C. 3, 4. , : r -'ti li is :.:: ,.:: A A . 7 mas- -. an i 1.5: rip 52.5, ' Y ', of A .X sf - f t . sf-f , ev . . .is p ft! .t 'It ffff 4. . 4 9, , we .gifsi ,srssw is ft. at ...Ms A 13 we , s W - I ,rw 'S 3 is i if .fs i vs ki! E , f M3313 V, xi BARBARA M. WAGNER Bobs Commercial Found: Peerless Likes: Dancing, movies Dislikes: Fords, work Ambition: Private secretory JOHN SCOTT WARDRIP Drip General Found: Poolroom Likes: Pool Dislikes: Work Ambition: Unknown Dramatic Club 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4: Stagecraft Club 3: Class Play 3: Spanish Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Periscope 4: Hall Patrol 4: Home Room Offi- cer 4. LeROY THOMAS WASHINGTON Abe General Found: On the football field Likes: Girls, preferably Delores Dislikes: A poor sport Ambition: Lincoln Collegiate Jr. Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 4: Track 3: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN WATSON Found: Mr. Eastep's office Dislikes: Literature Home Room Officer 3. 11 Barbara Commercial Likes: Youth for Christ, music Ambition: Secretary Carlisle High School, we're here to greet you, And to welcome the green and white. 1 rf' L: Ti DELORES EVELYN WEARY Found: With Betty Dislikes: Dentists, waiting RICHARD LLOYD WEARY Found: Cooperative Dislikes: irregularities ..- fbx 5 , wit. W is 'vm fr ig ' ai 1 r f. : i rs, .7 we H: vi .4--., Delores Commercial Likes: Dancing, movies Ambition: Secretary Dick Vocational Likes: Gasoline engines Ambition: Garage machinist ROBERT 1. WEIBLEY 'lweibleyll Found: Machine Shop Dislikes: Work Ambition: F. M. C. 3, 4. ROBERT DUANE WICKARD Wick Found: Plainfield Service Station Dislikes: Chemistry Am Vocational Likes: To visit Undetermined General Likes: To eat bition: Teacher - t MARJORIE ANN WYNN Found: Chocolate Shop Dislikes: lce cream A Cappella Choir 4: Girl Reserves 4: JEANNE YOTER Jeanne General Found: Around town laughing Likes: Sports, snow Dislikes: Being alone Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Sports Club 2, 3, Softball Manager 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Hall Pat l 4' H ' ' Thunderettes 4. THEETTA PAULINE ZINK Found: Myer's Furniture Shop Dislikes: Studying Hall Patrol 4: Color Guard 4. ro , ome Room Oftrcer 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: DONALD WILSON Found: Decker's Cigar Store Dislikes: Food ROBERT LEE WINDEMAKER Found: Working Dislikes: Chocolate ice cream WILLIAM J. WINKLEMAN Found: ln the barber shop Dislikes: Detention hall t Found: Busy q Dislikes: Girls June 6 e- Baccalaureate June TO - Commencement Marge Commercial Likes: Baton twirling, Chevrolets Ambition: Model N KENNETH WOLFE Theetta Vocational Likes: Reading Ambition: Office worker ' V. if 'E DOH Vocational Likes: Bookkeeping, Baltimore Ambition: Decker's clerk Windy Vocational Likes: To roam Ambition: Mosland's Bill General Likes: To shoot pool Ambition: Barber Ken Vocational Likes: Schaolwork Ambition: Machinist k 51, :S.::-,g5,5:,i::5, 1 - , f:1,,f:,. i S is 5 fx t K w s K3 :, we te I SALLY SMOTHERMA V IN MEMORIAM -',:. - , - 1 , JV:-,. ,V-Q ,r-ff , V 4 ., v -f: Z if '7' M M R 4 H, iw , 'S is Lx A A Q K nf 'fs a R X' E 51 . K 1 If W . A !' ak ' an an 5 af' 5 my-5 -fffias-v'+ ' L i k .. . S J YQ Q E52 1 v V . , ,I ,A 5 41: W ' ,A, ff Jr'- Q, sf k,.,, gkx LbLLi' 2 A 2 fl ix if 'pn YL 2 x In 'Y if f f:,W, . A-f ' f wx-- , x Vi --,Q ,351 ' .Qian gg, rw ,MT www sf-if V, .- 2 S .bw 1-mwggx, f f. uv. ' f 3554 GAY Hllllll Bands play, students shout, and the Thundering Herd marches for- ward to make turkey day one of the gayest holidays. Th Between the Hatves Y e Departure Pity the Turkey Hi-Y Dance udf ymagine. Nancy Irwin not talking about Lew. Joanne Quigley without Hannah. Leroy Washington not an athletic star. Mr. Hench changing his mind. Mr. Armitage not giving homework. Peggy Crooks and Betty Donnelly not together. Blackie Adams with red hair. Marnie Bradley not cracking jokes. Melvin Geiling without a wisecrack. Bill Jacoby not talking about the Seven Star Garage Joe McCullough on good terms with Miss McAdoo. Widdie Cromleigh with straight hair. Hannah Ritter going swimming at Laurel Lake. Jo Bender getting an F on her report card. Libby Minnick not being friendly to everyone. Johnny Wardrip looking awake in classes. Ed Colquhoun not talking about himself. Miss Derr giving easy French tests. Miss Trine saying, l give up. Marian Barnhart not going with Donnie. Carl Stumbaugh not liking pancakes. Bobby Johnston with the same voice all the time. .lack Miller not going fishing. Ellen Salyers not dancing. Virginia Minich not going with Fred. Patty without Stum lbaughl. Donny Alspaugh without woodshop. Flick with Hair. Charlie Kruger singing. Dee Cooper being serious. Nancy Clark living in town. Helen Minnick with a hair out of place. . 1 8l l ST Wlll AND TEST ME T The attention of all interested persons is hereby requested to attend the reading ot the last will and testament of the graduating class of Carlisle High School, l948. The bequest of all earthly belongings will be made known on the occasion of the reading of the will, which is to take place on the day of the departure of the aforesaid seniors. SECTION ONE Clause One: We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Eight, about to depart from the halls of Carlisle High School bequeath upon the Junior Class, of the above said school, the following articles of value: Clause One, Article One. We leave to the Junior Class all the fun and headaches, all the responsibilities and freedom of being a senior. Clause One, Article Two. We also leave to the Junior Class our school books, dirty, torn and tattered, a symbol of the many hours of homework each night. Clause One, Article Three. We leave them all the unexcused permits and long evenings in detention hall. Clause One, Article Four. To the fortunate oncoming senior class we leave those swell senior teachers. Clause One, Article Five. All our good times, our dances, our parties, classes, plays and games, our social life as a senior, we leave to the Class of '49. Clause One, Article Six. We leave the aforesaid juniors all our dignity and superiority which they will need in the coming years when they have taken over our places and are known as the upper classmenf' SECTION TWO Clause One. We, the Seniors of the Carlisle High School do hereby bequeath upon the Junior Class of the above said school, the following private effects which cannot be taken along by the departing: Charlie Herber's position on the football team to any boy who thinks he can fill it. Eleanor Robbin's ability as a majorette to the lucky girl who succeeds her. Marilyn Vance's continual activity and energy to the entire Junior Class, there's enough for everyone. Mickey Duerr's disposition to some junior who is lacking in personality. Israel Royer's long words to some self-conscious speechmaker. Betty Shover's pep and perseverance to the next captain of the Cheerleading squad. Elwood Lanious' good looks to some junior Shop boy. Janie Kough's giggle to a quiet junior girl. Joanne Adams' dimples to that junior girl that has need of them. H Florence Eckenrode's wonderful sense of humor to all juniors, they will need it. Bill HeFfelfinger's position as tackle on the football team to the most deserving new senior. Lois Bistline's long skirts to the junior girl who has the nerve to wear them. Peggy Crooks' secretarial abilities to all commercial students. Dorothy Railing's effort in P. D. to any hard-working junior. 82 LST WILLA D TEST MET Bob Blosser's athletic ability to the iunior boy who wants to be coach. Gary Shatto's track ability to the boy who runs in his place. Joan Kuntz's task as editor of the Periscope to any iunior who likes work. Mary Sheatter's smiles to the iuniors who need cheer. Kenneth Speed's pleasant disposition to any iunior who wants to be friendly. - The empty seats left in the band and orchestra by the departing seniors to the musicians who take over. All the clerical equipment used by the seniors to the commercial iuniors. The machines in the vocational department by the departing seniors to the boys who want to make the wheels move around next year. A iob on the Oracle Staff to those forty-niners who attempt to publish a yearbook on time. This will is hereby tiled and made in the ottice of the Register and Recorder ot Wills of Cumberland County this tenth day ot April in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred forty-eight. BECKY DINGLE RONALD KERR Witnesses: LLOYD H. ARMITAGE FRED HOUCK Signed and attested April TO, 1948. QD D 83 CUMME CEMIE TDY Let us peek through the curtains of formality to glimpse at a picture of the informal life of some of our seniors on that fatal June 10, Commencement Day. In the wee hours of this memorable June morning - say about three a.m. - we find Nancy Clark typing away at her P. D. assignment due two weeks ago. She is mumbling, lt must be in by today. The small hand of the clock slowly moves down- ward to the figure five. The cock crows and Margaret Bradley rises stiffly from her bed to say the Lord's Prayer, salute the American fiag, and pass to her first period class. The sun slowly begins its ascension to the tuneful accompaniment of the whistling of three great fisher- men digging worms in the front of the school yard. Fred Houck, Ronald Kerr, and Bill Leib are expecting trout for breakfast, maybe? Seven o'clock and all's well. Whoops! We almost overlooked Janet Garber, Margie Shopp, and Blackie Adams ordering breakfast in bed. Some people get away with everything! Pardon me, but that couldn't be Fred Honomcin arguing with the milkman again. What a bargainer! lt's eight o'clock - Gruen Watch Time -tick tock. Peggy Jane Goodyear and Nancy Irwin descend the stairs paiama fashion for breakfast while Toatsie Robbins runs through a few morning ballet exercises. Harry Lackey, ll, begins his violin practice with gusto. Joan Kuntz dashes oFf the last headline for the Periscope, grabs her hat and Marilyn Lundy opens the door for her as she heads for the Sentinel building. 8:30 finds Ed Colquhoun hidden behind the morn- ing newspaper as Frank Scoppetti devours bowl after bowl of Wheaties. At 10, Flick Hair and Chase Maglin sigh over Pepsi-Colas after a vigorous set of tennis. Noontime and the call of Soup's on whets the appetite of many a sunbather like Delores Trimmer and Peggy Crooks. Those gals are acquiring the new summer look. Betty Naugle and Doris Dasher count their gradua- tion presents for the twentieth time. They both agree that maybe it was worth it after all. One P.M. finds Janie Kough and Margie Wynn re- tiring for that most important afternoon beauty nap. Jean Yoter and Paul Cline entertain themselves in ci game of badminton. What a beating that birdie's taking! 3:00 P.M. and we spy Joe McCullough under a spreading chestnut tree reading over the names of his favorite high school dates Cgirls of coursel for the last time. They'll miss you, too, Joe. Let us go once more down to the old swimming hole - Boiling Springs -to find Joan Bender helping Gene Shetter and Lynn Heishman perfect their swan dives. Could that be John Wardrip sitting on that log whittling away? ls it true, John, that you are carving your name on that plaque to be hung in the front hall of the high school, so that others may follow your example? 5:00 P. M. and Patty Stum is preparing a lovely supper, bean surprise. Jean Eastep models her cap and gown before an admiring host of relatives: explains that it just doesn't seem to fit right in the waist. 6:00 o'clock and Marilyn Vance writes out her last will and testament leaving everything to William Shakespeare and Mr. Hench. Latest news flash! Nancy Clark has just handed in the belated P.D. assignment and received an A for it. Can this be true? Marion Breu hums mysteriously to herself. I think something's brewing for tonight. 7:15 and Charles Kruger's Green Racer stops before dear old C. H. S. Twenty-five beautiful girls get out of the back seat. 7:30 and 151 daughters and sons of proud papas and mamas march sedately to the High School stage to receive the precious diplomas. P.S.: We almost didn't think Betty Shover would make it. She forgot her cap and gown and modestly consented to wear red flannels in the ceremony. THE GRADUATE Oh, ioy! Here it is June IOth and I am on the verge of graduating -I hope! I'm expecting an attack of measles, it's just my luck! I can hardly believe it fneither can my parentslj but here I am climbing into the somber black robe of a senior and perching that tricky cap at such an angle that the tassel stops tickling my nose! Gosh! This is the last time I will see the old building as a student. Much as I hate to admit it, there is a lump in my throat! Now why would I possibly miss Miss Derr and her French assignments? But I do! Now we're taking our places on the stage! Oh, fiddlesticks there goes that tassel again! Ah-choo! Oh, well! All in a lifetime! There they are-those little passports from childhood fplease, we are practically THE CARLISLE HIGH I wrote the song for our class day in l9l5, stated Raymond L. Keesecker when interviewed for the OracIe. There were four or five of us that year who entered into the contest being held in search of a class song. Some of the students wrote iust the words and put them to the tune of a song popular at that time, but I wrote both the words and music for my song. I also wrote, he continued, a class poem. Both the song and the poem were selected for class day, which was held in the Strand Opera House. Three or four years after I graduated my song came out as the Carlisle High School Song. None f 'X alumni- well, practicallyli into the uncertainty of the coming years. I can see me now, grinding away in college fmy parents simply insist I goll -who knows I may be famous some day! What? Oh, my diploma! Golly Ned! I must have been day-dreaming! I wish my hands didn't stage fright? At my knees would stop shaking, and feel so clammyl I wonder if I have last! the supreme moment! Mine all mine! Just think, for twelve years I've slaved away and only for a piece of paper! Now that it is all over I feel like crying! Pardon me while I sniFfIe in my hankie! What am I so glad about? It starts all over again in the fall when college opens! Oh, woe is me!!! STIHHUL ALMA MATER of the words had been changed except for the green and white. The school colors in T915 were blue and white. Ray Keesecker has been an accountant of C. H. Masland and Son for the past twenty-six years. He is also organist of the Evangelical Church. When asked what inspired him to write the song, Mr. Keesecker replied that he had always been in the habit of writing poetry throughout high school and so he decided to try his luck in the contest. Since then Raymond Keesecker has written hun- dreds of pieces of music and has also written a book of poetry entitled Gems From the Wayside. L of w C5 85 PTR Mr. and Mrs. A. Albert M. Sgt. and Mrs. John Arrich Maior and Mrs. Joseph H. Banks Mr. F. M. Bowen Mrs. F. M. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Boyer Mrs. Mary Bradley Lt. Col. and Mrs. Donald H. Buckwald Mr. and Mrs. Diehl Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohill Lt. Col. and Mrs. Glenn Dickenson Mr. and Mrs. Jesse V. Donnelly Dottie and Dutchie Lt. Col. and Mrs. George A. Duerr Mr. and Mrs. John Eckenrode Mr. Samuel L. Eckenrode Mr. Melvin L. Geiling, Sr. Mr. Arthur H. Goodhart Mrs. Arthur H. Goodhart Mr. Hugh F. Goodhart Mrs. Hugh F. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Goodyear Joe and Blanch Hance Mr. Elmer C. Herber Mr. James R. Hertzler Robert and Mary Highlands Nancy M. Houseman Maior and Mrs. Jens B. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keesecker Mr. and Mrs. Chester O. Kerr Ronald S. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. George Kline Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Klinger Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Kough Mr. George Kramer Charles H. Kruger Mrs. J. Norton Kruger Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Kuntz 03 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Castle Jesse Kurtz s Lumer Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Lundy Mrs. Charles P. Lyter Mrs. H. Mattesky Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Richard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William Maxwell William F. Meyers Miner E. Erle Minick L. A. Minnich Mrs. Mark Motich Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Myers Mr. W. K. Myers Mr. John Ne Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peiper Mr. Rodney Miller D. tt M M. Sgt. and Mr. and Mrs. rs. F. L. Pierce Raymond Plummer Mrs. Elizabeth Quigley Capt. and M rs. R. H. Rhode Christine S. Ritter Y Rural Youth tor Christ Mr. and Mrs Miss Ellen Sa John Rynard lyers Allen W. Shatto Israel E. T. Ro er a J. Ralph She Emmett Shell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joan C. Step John C. Tate Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Merrel Yoter Her eY Ralph F. Shopp Dale F. Shughart George R. Speed Ralph A. Steele henson fStevieD John B. Tritt Merle W. Wagner R. D. Watson Paul A. Weary ' PATRONS Carlisle Hi-Y Club Carlisle Junior Hi-Y Club The purpose of the Hi-Y Clubs: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Carlisle Girl Reserve Club The Beta Phi Sorority Junior Musical Arts Club Mabel's Males Crew of the U.S.S. Viola h Bucher's Beauties Room lOl Blanche Boys Room lOl Dum's Girls OUR SINCERE THANKS To:- Mr. John Ursprung, Jr., and the others of Campus Publishing Company who published this yearbook. Mr. James Threltall, Jr., and the members ofthe Howard James Studios who handled our photography. Melvin Geiling, who provided us with excellent snapshots. The merchants and patrons, who have contributed to the T948 Oracle. FOR SALE Going out of business . . . For sale cheap to the right buyer . . . two ponies in excellent condition. . . Black in color, swift in trotting, and answer to the names of Julius and Caesar.' '... Former users were Baird Stuart and Cary Ahl. See: Mabel V. Bucher, Mgr. Room 107 87 CARLISLE CUMBERLAND COUNTY DIRECTORY OF PEOPLE TO SEE AND PLACES TO VISIT WHEN IN NEED Attorney-at-Law Hyman Goldstein, 3l West High Street ,,,, ,, Harold S. Irwin, Sentinel Building, , Automotive Machine Shop Ralph Peiper, South Spring Garden, Banks Carlisle Deposit Bank and Trust Company, 3 North Hanover ,,..,.,. Farmers' Trust Company, I West High Street ,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Beauty Shops Alice Hedglin Beauty Shop, 4 North Hanover Street .,,,,,, Betty's Beauty Salon, I2 South Pitt Street .,,,.,,,, ,, ,.,,, ,, I Gladys' Beauty Shoppe, 20 North Hanover Street ,,,,, ., Just Rite Beauty Shoppe, 'l2l North Hanover Street .,,,,.... Lee Beauty Salon, 5'I West Louther Street ..,..,,...,..... .. Rachel's Beauty Shop, 'IO South Pitt Street ............. Twin Beauty Shoppe, 'I2 North Hanover Street .....,,. Bowling Alleys Maple Lanes Bowling Academy, 22 West High Street ,,,,,, Children's Wear The Children's Store, 30 South Hanover Street ,.,,,, Lehman's, I South Hanover Street ,,,.t.,,,,..,,,,,,,., Coal Goodyear Brothers, 'IO4 South Hanover Street ..,,., Dairies Carlisle Dairy, 66 East Pomtret Street ..,..., Decorators Sneed and Reed, 7 East Louther Street ..,,,,,, Department Stores Bowman and Co., I2 South Hanover Street ..,.....,..., W. T. Grant and Co., IO North Hanover Street ,,..,... . Drug and Cut Rate Stores David's Drug Store, T38 North Hanover Street .,,,,,,, Eppley's Cut Rate Store, 9 West High Street .,,,,,, ,,.., ,,........ Gibbs Peoples' Service Store, Inc., 36 West High Street ..,. ,, D. A. Hein Cut Rate Store, I52 South Hanover Street .,,,.,,. SI1earer's Drug Store, 24 West High Street .,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Wilson's Drug Store, 54 West High Street ,,,,,,,,, Electrical Appliances BilIet's Electric Shop, l'l5 South Hanover Street ,,.,,... Wally Kitner, 'I26 South Hanover Street .....,..,,.... Farm Equipment and Supplies Carlisle Farm and Home Supply, ll East High Street ...,,, Kqrper and Gates, 250 East High Street ...,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,. Shaver Brothers, West South Street .....,..,.., Feed Stores Paul O, Sunday, 228 North West Street ..,. .,..,,,,,V, Sunshine Feed Store, 390 East Pomtret Street .... . Florists Robbins Florists, 8 South Pitt Street ,.,.,.... Funeral Directors Ewing Funeral Home, I4 South Hanover Street ,,,,,,, Lutz Funeral Home, 2'l9 North Hanover Street,, , ,,,,.,.., Shulenberger Funeral Home, 'I69-'l7l West High Street ........ ,.Phone 522 ..,,Phone 174 ,.,,..Phone I646 ....Phone 580 .,,,,.,.Phone 327 Phone 586-W ,...,.,Phone 'I271 ,.Phone 587-J ......Phone 9880 Phone 484-W ......Phone 1271 ,.Phone 778-J .....,,Phone 9858 ,,,.,,,Phone 'I98-R ,.Phone 598-J .,,..Phone 220 .Phone 397-W Phone I45-W ...,.Phone 280 ,.Phone 716-J ,,,,,..Phone 1205-.I Phone 'l'l95-J Phone 1037-R Phone l'l74-R ,,..Phone I5-R ...,.Phone 260 .,..,,,Phone 1030-.I ,,.Phone 'I559 ...Phone 'l6'l7 ...,,..Phone 44 ,,,,.,.Phone 'I249-J ,,,,,.Phone 203 ..,Phone IIO7 ,,,,,,.Phone T054-J ,,,,.,.Phone 43 ,,,,.,.Phone 71 ...,..Phone B9 88 Furniture and Rugs Burkholder and Lutz., lnc., 114 North Hanover Street .... .. Garages and Service Stations Arnold Motors, 1188 Spring Road .............,..., Barrick's Sunoco Service, 330 South Hanover... Ray L. Eyster's Garage, 35 Clay Street .......... Firestone Stores, 200 South Hanover Street. ,..,........,...,.,, .. Greenway's Atlantic Service, Hanover and Spring Road... .. Roy E. Williams' Garage, 519 South Hanover Street .....,,.,.,, Sailer Motors, Inc., 726 North Hanover Street ,........ . Seven Star Garage, Harrisburg Pike .........,.,,..,,,... Stoufter Texaco Service, West High Street ,,,., .. General Stores Mohn and Beam General Store, Hunters Run Gift Shop The Linden Gift Shop, 42 West High Street ........ Grocery Stores Arnold's Food Market, Mt. Holly Springs .,,..,. ,,..,.......... Food Basket, 52 West High Street .................................... Johnston's Pure Food Store, 161 South Hanover Street ,...... Lockwood's Grocery Store, 160 South Pitt Street .....,...... Reese's Self Service, Plainfield .....................,,., ,..Y . . Hardware Cochran and Allen, 22 South Hanover Street ,,,. . J. P. Bixler and Son, 2 East High Street ,,,., ,,.,,, Hauling and Moving Albert C. Adams, 807 Factory Street .....,., . Albert E. Adams, 807 Factory Street .....,..,........... Oscar Deckman and Son, 18 South Pitt Street ....... Richard C. Stone CStoney'sJ, 419 Factory Street ..,...,. Hotels Grand View Hotel, 1510 North West Street .,,,,, . James Wilson Hotel, 102 West High Street .,,,., .. Molly Pitcher Hotel, 13 South Hanover Street ,,,.,,., Jewelers Brewster B. Stearns, 30 West High Street .,., ,.,,, Line Jewelry Store, 18 South Hanover Street ,........ R. A. Houck, 21 West High Street .,...,..,,,., ...,..,,.... Samuel C. Boyer, 5 West Louther Street ,,...... Thomas Company, 36 South Hanover Street ,.,.., lce Cream Manufacturers Leonard J. Kohr, 156 West High Street... .. lce Cream Parlors The Chocolate Shop, 35 West High Street .,,,,,, . Dunbars Milk Bar, 112 West High Street ................... Reads lce Cream Shop, 724 North Hanover Street ....... lce Plant Carlisle Hygienic lce Company, East North Street.. .. Laundries and Dry Cleaners Swimmers Dry Cleaning, 44 West High Street .,,,.. Troy Laundry, 144 North West Street ........ .. . .. ...... .. . Lumber The Beetem Lumber and Manufacturing Co., 428 East North Street ..... . Meat Markets Carlisle Meat Market, 22 North Hanover Street .,.,.,.. Charles Holter, 151 South Hanover Street .............. P. I. Bitner, 166 West South Street .,........... at intersection to Pine Grove ....., .........Phone 74 .......Phone 143-R .......Phone 469-R .......Phone 1330 .........Phone 30 ...-...Phone 9685 ......Phone 1530 ...,.....Phone 20 .......Phone 224 .......Phone 938 .......Phone 907R15 ........Phone 1340-R ,.......Phone 6-J .......Phone 650 ,.......Phone 38-M ..........Phone 588 ...,...Phone 57-R-43 ........Phone 906 .,.......Phone 92 ..,.....Phone 1301-R ,.......Phone 1301-R .......Phone 543-J .......Phone 556-J ,.......Phone 1272 ,.......Phone 1175 .......Phone 500 .......Phone 960-R .........Phone 1456-J ........,Phone 1225-J ,.......Phone 1319-R .......Phone 1211 .......Phone 373-R .......Phone 460 .......Phone 9805 , ...... Phone 1606 .......Phone 735 .,..,.Phone 1114 .....Phone 121 .,.. Phone 3 .,...,...Phone 45 .......Phone 561 .......Phone 201-R 89 Men's Clothing Store M. Blumenthal, 32 North Hanover Street... Roy G. Swigert's, 2 North Hanover Street ..................., S. Kronenberg's Sons, Inc., 2 South Hanover Street .....,,,, Music Houses Smith's Music House, 50 West High Street ..,.,.. Optometrists A. G. Wright, Jr., 119 West High Street ,.,.,. . Osteopathic Physicians T. F. Drum, 31 South Pitt Street ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Ray R. McCullough, 53 West Pomtret Street ,,,,,,, Photographers The Howard James Studio, 20 North Hanover Street ........ William C. Meads Studio, 140 West High Street ,.,,,,,.,,.. Physicians William C. Taft, 36 South Pitt Street .....,.,... William P. Stull, 38 South Hanover Street .,..,., Physicians- Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat V Forney P. George, 118 South Hanover Street .,,,,.,.. Printers The Earley Printery, 14 East High Street ......... Radio and Record Shop Carlisle Radio and Record Shop, 147 North Hanover Restaurants Street ..,... ...... Carlisle Diner and Grill, 10 North Pitt Street .....,..,...,... The Corner Cafeteria, Corner West and High Streets ........ Famous Texas Lunch, 37 North Hanover Street ......... Femina Grille, 49 West High Street .......,.,.,..,..,,..... Hamilton Restaurant, 55 West High Street ,,,.,, .. Ja'Col Restaurant, On the Square Katie's Snack Bar, 124 West Penn Street St. Charles Cate, 16 North Pitt Street ...,,,.,.. Shoe Dealers Glick's Shoe Store, 120 North Hanover Street ,,,.,,. Heilman and Stevens, 6 North Hanover Street .,..... Kinney Shoe Store, 15 North Hanover Street ........... Shoe Manufacturers Carlisle Shoe Company, 301 North Bedford Street .,,,..,, Shoe Repairing Greason's Shoe Repair, 101 North Hanover Street ,...,, Sporting Goods Charlton's Sports Equipment, 17 East High Street ....... Sheafter Brothers, 159 North Hanover Street. ......... . Stationery and Book Stores E Central Bock Store, 33 West High Street The Christian Book Store, 16 South Pitt Street ........ Eyler's Stationery Shop, 6 West High Street ....... l.ight's Stationery, 129 West High Street ,,,,,,,,, Tailors Roy S. Devenney, 147 North College Street ,.,,,, Taxicabs Yellow Cab Lines, 24 West Louther Street .,..,.... Wholesale Contectioners John C. Wentzel and Son, 18 East High Street ........ Women's Apparel Decker and Sours, 16 West High Street ...,,.,., The Hub, 23 North Hanover Street ....................... .... Sadie Dress Shop, 26 North Hanover Street .............. Wenger's Hosiery Shop, 40 North Hanover Street .,...... ......Phone 165 ....Phone 586-J ......Phone 375 ......Phone 695 .Phone 1157-R ,.......Phone 1210-J ....Phone 1040 ...Phone 587-R ....Phone 1582 .......Phone 210-J .......Phone 1186-J .........Phone 84-J .......Phone 547-J .Phone 1244-R ......Phone 932 ...Phone 758-J ....Phone 9893 ....Phone 9870 ....Phone 1600 .Phone 1022-J ....Phone 1405 ...Phone 586-R ...Phone 572-R ..........Phone 8 .Phone 1244-J Phone 1021-M ......Phone 566 ..Phone 275-M ....Phone 14-M ...Phone 519-J ...Phone 704-R ..Phone 362 ......Phone 382 ...Phone 993-R ......Phone 527 ...Phone 719-R .Phone 1073-J 90 West of G Phone 26 7 20l'g0 5 0lfUel'6 After fhof sform of words, send her o rainbow of flowers 91 CARLISLE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY Carlisle, Pennsylvania THE FROG, SWITCH 8m MANUFACTURING COMPANY Carlisle, Pennsylvania You are now faced with the most important decision of your life . . . choosing a career. Before you made your final choice, it would pay you to look into the wonderful opportunities that are before you in the UNITED STATES ARMY and UNITED STATES AIR FORCE U. S. Army and Air Force Recruiting Station 16 North Second Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 93 ALWAYS BETTER THAN NEED BE ,fn 4' an MASlAND ts' 2 Q HM C. H. MASLAND 8g SONS - ESTABLISHED 1866 - ALWAYS BETTER T A NEED BE MASLAND 5 Makers of Moslond Wilton Broodlooms, Molslond Argonne Brood looms, Moslond Sporfsmcxn's Wear ond Auto Seo? Covers. CARLISLE, PENNA. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA 94 RAY B. LACKEY Generol Controctor Construction Engineer B U I L D I N G S REMODELING JOBBING and FLOOR FINISHING 202 South West Street Phone 641-.I CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA 95 KRUC-ER DAIRY Processors and Manufcfciurers of Qualify Dairy Products and Ice Cream 420 Franklin Street CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA 96 VT, f k X I