Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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' 'ww ' W XY ' P X-' Nw J' W J f X tLf'jf 'I A N , x ,X x , Q I ' JA, I V1 . K '. N 0 X ' , gg: X ' X gf Qs, 5151, ko 3,1 I sf A KVLL. Q K ri . ' s n ll grid Carlisle School Board i, 5 First row-Mr. Archibald Long, Dr. Ray McCullough, Dr. Forney P. George, Mr. Harold Irwin Second row-Mr. Lewis Keith, Mr. Duff George, Mr. Leroy C, Martin, Rev. Harry L. Saul, Mr. Ray B. Lackey, Mr. John Cartwright 1 4 4 4 Superintendent of Schools John S. Cartwright and his secretary, Miss Ludt ,V,.N. Principal Mark N. Burkhart and his St'l'lif'lHl'Y, Miss Ligggvtt Harold E. Hench, acting assistant prim-ipal and guidance counselor. interviews a pupil wwf? Maynard fl, Gillaugll. tlirec-lur of tvsting for the Carlisle Schools Miss Hr-leu B. Neyharcl, home and school visitor, discusses problems with pupils Y' . hllalluiiv' Y LCOXIUIU . Business ecretary, Mrs. Mrs, Cockley and Mr. Reiff and lug S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Gouse, medical secretaryg Miss Ricker, school nurseg and Dr. Coch- ran examine fa pupil LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT First row: Miss Cook, Mrs. Scott, Miss Sheedf-r, Miss Dum, Miss Hoover, Miss Fickes Second row: Miss Nolen, Miss Derr, Mrs. Karns, Miss Trine, Mr. Ke-rn, Miss Ott, Mrs. Yocum. Mrs. Marlin NT DEPARTME A MUSXC 1 ML Neison M' Q RT DEPARTMENT iss Hartze11 and tl Director, A derson zrumenrfl iss A U iplzical Difecwr, M x 1 LIBRARIAN, Miss McAdoo Mi SS Creasgn INS fm SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Lickel, Mr. Mountz, Mr. Gillaugh, Mr. Anthony, Mr. Croome MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT First row: Mr. C. Miller, Miss Adams, Mr Brad - Y Second row: Mr. Eckert, Mr. Ziegler, Mr. D. Miller 1 aww: ,. , f 3 le SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT First row: Miss Lesher, Miss Carroll, Miss Uliland, Miss Yeager, MIS. RCITIHIY M Second roow: Mr. Bolze, Mr. Cashman, Mr. Mxllen, Mr. Gahler, Mr. Doster, Mr. Sanzotto, r Smith 'M ga... A Finns I? VOCATIONAL DISTRIBUTIVE Miss Williams I HOME ECONOMICS Miss Skinner, Mrs. Stickxel 'M ii 1 ,Z COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Yocum, Miss Hedden, Mr. Lehman, Miss Morrette i N g Mr. Eastep, Mr. Rook, Mr. Lesher, Mr. Cashman Mr. Sollenbcrger, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Stong, Mr. Burket VOCATIONAL AND PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT 1 Can you recognize them? No lips for them NAMES ON PAGE 67 Leaves fall Work for all Friends of the Forty-Niners NX, . if Al. r , A Q , .fn , , , I' 11946 ' ? , , x I fl, hiv!! X I , A R walk . 5 f RICHARD A. BRICKER Dick 1H, so 4, . Football 35 s' F0 'F o ffoom cer g all ta f lr Hi-Y 4 'K , drives a' mean A d '.' . Plainfield . . . those ni' 'ne Grove . . . handsome . . V-undering Herd . . . plays terrific .-lfasfzball . . . future clergyman???? . . . . muscle bound ' f Lois B ER,lf l s er ' cer 2, 3g Library . 3, atin l 3g Y-Teens , eart of gold . . . natural curly hair , . . seen with Ed . . . quiet . . . sweet kid . . . student . . smiles constantly WI I M RIDGE Bill I Perisoope 4' racle ' I all atro 9 nf ' la e sh , . . . . . amb' n-to own ard . . . the we dressed man . Sports Portraits . . . author ROBERT E. BROUGH Bob F.M.C. 2, 3, 4 JOAN L. CLARK .loan Y-Teens 2, 3, Sr. High Dramatic !Club 2, 3g Library Club 2, 3g Thunderettes 3g Homeroom Of- ficer 4, Future Retailers' Club 4 hails from Centerville . . . Ken . . . Plymouth . . . found with Dotty . . . pretty complexion . . . easy go- ing . . . nice to know . . . Montgom- ery Ward '7x. C: fy. -fc . NANQ35 A .CLARK 's- lf o . Q- fe qi? mmQk H Patroly 4 ish Clu J qu aiacer . . se wit Bev . . . Hollg,f'HexlS.?? qute a blonde . never gry UAH JEAN CAM?R OUN oir 3, g Glee , , 3, 4g Double Sext t g O acle 4g Stud Mail 43 l a ,J 3, Spanisd 4, atic 3, ' ' ary lu 4 4 I peppy . . . lov sing . atty and I . . the o . . . , knit, k ' . . t ggle . . ti e y hair 9 NELLIE IVLQCONN 1. . l, 2, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, hails from Huntsdale . . .seen with 81 ' Y iI1Cli11Cd - - - g00d SPOTI Dale . . . no girls in his circles . . . likes to skate CLAIR E. BROWN Brownie F.M.C. 3, 4 small, but always on the go . . . likes to go hunting . . .skating, a hobby RICHARD E. CALAMAN Dick Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Class Of- ficer 4g Hall Patrol 3. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 45 Projection Club 4 future doctor . . . blue eyes . . . our president . . . personality plus . . . ladies' man . . niet? . . . witty words . . . ' -Nellie C A hl 611 hojiof friends . . . travels alone???? HUBERT A. CURLEN Herbie Homeroom Officer I, 2, 4, Stu- dent Council I, 2g Future Me- chanics 3, 4 older of two brothers . . . always talking . . . nice person to know . . . full of jokes . . . witty . . . seen with Paul ROBERT L. CRULL Bob Homeroom Officer 4 a future grease-monkey . . . seen with Bill . . , a good friend . . . drives a Ford . . . Cavalry Road -JR A l v CHARLES H. CLACGET Be Bop Basketball 23 Track 2, 3, 49 Football 2, 33 Home-room Officer 1. that drawll . . . listen hyeah man . . . 6' 3 . . . Kelly's n Joe'S - - - ambition--pounding drums LAN A .JTA U ABL! .leaf mer m' Omi ' Student C lg Y- ens 1, 2, 4- tite lack ' and eyes . . . likes 70 dance . . ourning for the Peerless . . o s at bpll's . . . lways s i g . . Purp7 BETTY HELEN DILLER Berry, Homeroo er 2g Dramatic Club 4g - 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Pep Squad ha'ls sex . . . found ng . lon e . . . Betty and ancy . . . onnie . . . Ronnie . . . Ronnie n I Iva wwe tiny . . . g green eyes . quiet m er . ? ikes to r lr .kate .TM LOTS MAY ENCK 'gLoisv Homeroom Officer 33 Spanish Club 4 one senior who likes M-Burg . . . neat dresser . , . that figure . . . those socks???? . . . friendly . . . jolly grins I 7 IM' I I .. JOHN fEyLn EPVIZLEY p 'fJohIn'7 'g'from Pl fnffxltl . . . quiet . . . I es lifelas ijiworiies . . small but mighty ti ftlean be seen in school lilmraryfl ff MARGARET J. FICKEL ' Peggy up 3 Homerooni Officer 33 Y-Teens 1, Al and me . . Brooklyn . . . Our l.t.e. 3 'L Gang . . . a cute kid . . . small .7 pf 3 and sweet . . . that giggle . . . -'X --q .A never seen alone . . . beautiful blonde . -ii ,Z sitio' I 'C ' l 3 ialr Q ,W ftht ,, Tx' 'ja . tt-At A , K: l 2, 5, 4 S 'K f 3 l I ROBERT LESTER FINKEY if HB0 l Operetta 23 Footba anag 3 Play Castsgg 3 meroom Qi. .P 1, 2, 33 Ha ol 3, 43 Dramatic V f Club 2, 3, 43 i-Y 3. 43 Thespian 3,4 loo, rd in long underwear . . . 3' fo a manager . . . one of Mom's 1 bo . . Thespian deluxe . . . love that walk . . . smile for everyone ' xj ii NT DONALD R. FLECK Don Homeroom Officer 33 F.M.C. 2, 3v 4 P- 4-avg ambitious . . . skilled auto mechanic 'il im . . . neat dresser . . . Annabelle . . . 'R' L full of fun . . . a drummer in the Drum and Bugle Corps - fp., ttes SALLY roost: Z I . Nl-' A H5317 .3 nf ff 1 3 Class Officer ,1,' 3 Sddrts Club , , 2g Thunde2rt'tesdi3AlJF'rench iilnib f 3. 43 ry. lb 5 - es f ' 1, 2 12, ,WL Lilhli - 'Q' beau 1 bl nde hair.,flfnany loves ,sf ' . :7Uur Gin! . . .future fnurse . . . those Q cfuickfcgips to Weiss's, through the shop...loves C?J that French MARTHA FOURLAS Martha Play director 4-3 Budget Club 3, 43 Commerical Club 43 Dramatic 'N' Club 2, 3, 4g Thespian 43 Y- Teens 1, 2, 33 Girls' Sports Club 2 likes to read . . . gift of gab . . . busy as a bee . . . nice to know . . . New York bound . . . Betty and I DORIS M. FRAKER Doris Future Retailers' Club 4 hails from Centerville . . . Dick? , 57: . . . McCrory's . . . bashful . . . photo ' collector . . . quiet . . . brown hair A WH 9 . . . not much to say . . . ambition Msalesgirl A ' M, O , , 5 EMMA I. ERE VAL ,,, 0 on M 2, . . .tt c student . . . country gi . . nice complexion . . , Patty and I . . . Mose . . . likes to roller skate ,F Q oi ,fp peretta Student l L M, l of een- Qi SIEQIEI ,3 , P 7 1 Hol e fi qui K? ' . . . canlt live' i limi . . .tellnper, temper . . ways, iling Il BOYD M. GIBB Gibbie Choir 1, 2g Operetta 2g Home room Oflicer 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2 a constant companion of Blackie . . . auto mechanic . . . lanky . . . care- free . . . what a laugh! . . . sports fan CREEDIN S. GITT Feet Choir 3g Homeroom Officer 2, 3g FM.C. 2, 3, 4 Pauline . . . hails from Holly . . . braved pre-engineering . . . that Plymouth coupe DORIS SALOME GLEIM Doris Clee Club lg Senior Band 2g Budget Club 45 Commercial Club 4, Oracle 4 hails from Holly . . . seen with Vir- ginia and Helen . . . baseball fan . . . Vaughn Monroe . . . Mr. Eas- tep's secretary JOAN NAOMI GRANT Teens interests BETTY LOUISE HARTZELL Betts Clee Club lg Budget Club 3, 49 Oracle 4g Commercial Club 43 Homeroom Oflicer 4 hails from Holly . . . Tommy Dorsey fan . . . 'lDick . . . Mr. Mountzis secretary . . . likes to dance . . . Marty and I RAYMOND CYRUS HEBERLIC, IR. Dick Future Retailers' Club 4 outdoorsman . . . snappy dress-er . . . Israelis . . . Navy bound . . . uno homework for me . .. . night hawk . . . pool room AUDREY JEAN HEILMAN Audrey Dramatic Club 2, 3 always dependable . . . just plain good natured . . . ever willing to help . . . Blackie ELVA FAY HIPPENSTEEL Hippy Periscope 4g Commercial Club 4, Budget Club 4g Pep Squad 3 cute . . . football fan . . . never a dull moment . . . typist? . . . better late than never . . . friendly . . . those eyes . . . well-liked X10 BETTY .IANE HOCH Betty W' Oracle 4g Homeromy g Commercial Club 4, r. M Club I friendly . . . Helen and I . . . from one love to another . . . quiet Kat timesl . . . those football games DAVID EDMUND HORLACHER Dave R.O.T.C. 2, Debate Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 4, Thespians 43 Hi-Y 4, Varsity Basketball Mgr. 4g Track 3, 43 Periscope 3, 4g Quill 31 Scroll 3, 4g Play Casts 4 leader . . . a talent for losing things . . . hall patrol chief, . . . found at all sport activities . . . able journalist . . . doesn't believe in headlights .l. RAY HORN Hornie Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Football 2, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 one of Mr. Burket's auto mechanics . . . Hi-Y member . . . Nancy . . . lots of fun . . . pool shark f?J . . . hails from the north cyl SARAH Q INE HUNTER atheri e shy . . -d . . . can be seen w' ,lean . . able student . o cooperate fix 1 JOANNE MAY HYDE Jo Oracle 4, Play Casts 3, Home- room Officer 4, Library Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4 our literary editor . . , future Dick- insonian . . . studious . . . interested in Churchtown . . . pretty hair . . . always the volunteer . . . Sam ROGER BAYLEY IRWI Rodd Sp is Clu , atrol 3, 4, r 1, , 4- Hi- 4, pere , hoir , J.V. Bas 3, QHV. tball 3, Varsity a ll 4 future lawy . . ine Grove Kid . . . enjoys sports, d ncing . . . I-I . . . blue n . . . hot number . ,n and song Z4 41 JENKINS Bob . . Bas all 2, .l.V. Baseball 1, Track , 3, 4, ,l.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, Home- room Officer 3, Student Council 2, Hi.Y 2, 3, 4 nice personality . . . good looking . . . that curly hair . , . athletics in his blood . . . quiet DALE F. JONES, JR. Dale Homeroom Officer 13 F.M.C. 2, 3, 4 quiet-in school . . . seen with Bob . . . cowboys a truck . . . good- looking . . . shy with the girls HELEN PAULINE JONES 'Helen Commercial Club 4 horses, horses, horses . . . that laugh . . . Mildred and I . . . dependable . . . enjoys life . . . friend to all . . quiet SELDON L. JONES fonsie Track 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, F.M.C. 2, 3, 4 that red hair . . . one of Mr. Reiff's track men . . . that Chevy . . . a friend to all who know him CARL EUGENE JUMPER , ,H 0 V ,..- , I , roo fb' ff' 4, Hall Pat , 'I ,1 y 'ir' . . g Hi- 4 bas ful?? . . . everyone's friend . . . that smile! . . . always pleasant . . . pitcher deluxe . . likes the girls CARL L. KERNS Kerns Oracle 4, Track 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, iii-Y 3, 4, Projection 2, 3, 4 U.S.M.C.R. . . . model airplane tiend . . . JO's boy . . . ambition- aviation . . . Way-I' go . . . that blonde hair . . . works at Blumenthal's MARY ELIZABETH KERR Mary Play L ,L om Officer 3, mati 1 2, 3, 4, Y- Te s 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4 loads of friends . . . Our Cangv . . . always smiling . . . oh, what a laughlf . , beautifull hair . . . can be seen twirling a flag . . . dancer deluxe DJA- -0410011 6644,-Jia-aaa. it W t!-, 2 I ELECA MAE KIPPS . V, Elegat- Periscope '3, ,Play Cast 3,' ' Homeroom Officer 1' Hzill.Patroluf 3, 4, Library Club Dramarici' Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, -4 5, S those eyeslu-1 . . 'Ancliors Aweigh' . . -. neat dancermf . . Our Gang . . . I wantifto go back to West Virginia! . Y. . 'Cot a letter today CLARA M. KOLLAS Ae ALDIJ Ml Clara 1 rt., ' Glee Club l, Dramatic Club 2, I, , Orchestra lg Drama. 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Y- tic l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club Cl 4. 2, Thunderettes 3 always on the go . . . talks continuously . . . driver deluxe?? . . . those eyes . . . witty . . . loves to work . . . typing ork A KUNKEL 2, Periscope 3, 4, Home- , 2, Student Hall Patrol 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Y4Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4 Our Gang . . . cheers for the Hcrd . . . Tom of ,46 . . . lively and likable . . . fun to live, live for fun . . . petite . . . sparkling eyes EDWARD CHARLES LEITHEAD Ed Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, Class Officer l, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Track 3, 4, Football Mgr. 2, 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Oracle 4, Basketball l always serious f???l . . . a leader . . . student council president . . . sense of humor . . . popularity plus . . . likes blondes AUDREY LIPSKY , Audrey r. ' Clee Club ' Periscope , Pep Sqn d ' Girls, Sports iilysl' ay C t 3, 4, Hall Q ol 3 S Club 3, 4, D ati lb 2 3, 4, Jr, Q lub ' em 2, 3, ' ' S l , T s our Periscope editor . ed hair . . . 4'New York, here come . . . Dillinger . . , those assignments . . . Big Five . . . future journalist ROBERT R. LISZMAN Liz Varsity Basketball l, 2, Home- room Oliicer I, 3, 4, Future Re- tailers' Club 4 outdoorsman . . . found with Helen . . . model airplane builder . . . nice to know . . , well dressed . . . home- room president . . . Army-against his will IVA JANE LONG Iva Latin Club 3, 4 pleasing personality . . . bound to succeed . . . amiable . . , studious . . . cheerful disposition newcomer . . . likes to dance . , . pleasing personality . . . always on the go . . . lots of fun . . . -these stories! . . . a Bostonian ROBERT H. MAKIBBIN, JR. ' Sonny Stagecraft l, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil I, Future Retailers' Club 4 drives a Plymouth . . . those stories! . . . Good morning! Foose's Food Marketi' . . . girls--girls . . . found with George . . . sports fan . . . R T A. MARROW Gas, , etb V asket- , a ' Tr 2 3, g, otball er? Officer 4, National n . ambition, unknown not Morrow . . . Piper and Peck . . . BETTY LOUISE MARTIN Betts Commercial Club 4 those speech classes . . . seen with Geneva . . . sense of humor . . . easy come, easy go! . . . seemingly quiet X. . likes sports VK fr' 4659 oVo:0D MAR A ARTIN I nn ' .' P s ti Y. 1, 2, 3, 04, ra ati C ub 3, Sports liz . . ey . . . st ent driver . Be and . . . loves to roller te . . Johnnie . . . jolly . . . PATRICIA A MCALLISTER any U brown e s bak . . full of un Q y . . . short'n . a If' . . . R s hoir , 2 Pl Casts 3, 4 t s t . . dramatic ability . lov de hair . . . loves t argue . , . hails from N. J. . . . yfes B L MC ARTHY Be WAYNE H. MENDENHALL, JR. Mendy Oracle 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 44 Track 2, S, Foot- ball 1, 23 Homeroom Officer 3, Class Oflicer 2g Jr. Math Club lg F.M.C. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Hi-Y lg Hi-Y 4 quiet personality . . . everyone's pal . . . versatile . . . gentlemen in all respects . . . dependability personi- fied . . . Our Editor . . . .leanie X JACK A. MILLER Football 1, U.S.N.R. . C ., h' ey . . . manager? at Apex . . ne of Mom's Boys . . . 8169 ca inclined MARJORIE L. MILLER Margie Periscope ' 3 g t Council 2, g Ch er r 1, 2, g Home- ce 3g Dra t , 2, 3, 43 -Teens 1 , 3, 45 Q ill gl Sc neat dresser . . Our Gang . . . Dickinson or Get ysburg . . . Navyl . . . just loves Latin! . . . Laurel her heaven . . . seen at Shop .IOHN LEO MULGREW Jack Hi-Y 3, 43 Thespian 3, 4g Drama- tic Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 43 Oracle 4: Hall Patrol 3, 43 Play Cast 3, 4 pianist deluxe . . . comedian-actor'?? . . . . personality plus . . . snappy dresser! . . , the last of the Mulgrews . . . whiz at French Translations . . . good bass voice WILLIAM MUMPER Bill Football l, 2, 3, 4 National Cuardsman . , . lover of cider . . . Roly Poly Bill . . . plays for Thundering Herd . , . witty u words Mump .Qa,,S1'e-Ste-4' EMMETT EUGENE MYERS Emmy lives in the country . . . quiet . . . drives a Plymouth . . . easy going . . . not attracted to the opposite sex . . Hall . . . good sport .IACK E. MYERS lack Play Casts 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3. 4g Projection 2, 3, 43 Stage- craft Club 43 French Club 3, 43 able projectionist . . . future radio announcer . . . those clothes . . . character deluxe . . . always a pleasing smile and a hello . . . Member Five, Joker's Club LINWOOD NELSON Lindy fr' dl to ,f51H-. . . , . , av . . cooperative CARL L. NICHOLSON Nick Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 1, 2: Basketball 4: .l-V- Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Trac g Class Officer 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 2g Hall Patrol 3 Gridiron King . . . likes the opposite sex . . . 'LA 81 PU . . . those jokes . . . popular . . . loves to jittorbug. . , . . sports, sports, sports . . . Nickie i k 4 ,gt it 2, xi 1, K '79 boy MARY IACQUELINE NICKEL Jackie French Club 45 Dramatic Club 3. 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Tlmndervltes 3, 4, Math Club 15 Jr. High Clee Club 1, Hall Patrol 4 those big brown eyes! . . . seen with Sally but prefers Dwight . . . algebra whiz??? . . . Now I'll tell ya . . . loves to dance JOHN P. OAKLEY John J,V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Foot- hall 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 43 Hi-Hat 1, 2, 3, 4 a favorite of Mr, Mountz . . . one of the Herd's hard-charging linesmen . . . always laughing . . . small but mighty SN .5 il mf' ff 3 9 . H - f -W ts ,,,, Q Y an JSSNF 5 I 1 5 3 iii : -. 3' , OCKER Candy yi L atic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- e I fl ' '1 uh 4, .lr. Math Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 short . . . neat . . . Junior . . . likes to dance . . . seen with Gloria RE o 1 AYE PECHART if, El Pe if B sketb l Jr. , QBa . H 1, a sity , 4, Foo all r 1, . . Varsit .iiefbb -its 3 Y Qip, meroom 2, , O-f We ass Offiqer Council 1, 2 .lunior Class Secretary . . . National Guardsman . . . football player deluxe . . . NVQ pecki' . . . Piper and Boo . . . takes life easy -Kr a. u'r'fJWV VERLE G. PIPER 6 Piper Basketball-Jr. H. 1, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball-Jr. H. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Football-Jr. H. 1, ,l.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3 sports . . . sharp clothes . . . girls . . . never sits at home . . . handsome lad . . . that hair . . . Herd's mighty tackle . . . Peck and Boo SARA LOUISE REVIE Sally Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, ORACLE 4, Girls' Intramural Sports Representative 4, Thunder- ettes 3. 4, Play Casts 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4 -- artist par excellence . . . tall . . . Mary and I . . . keeps you laugh- ing . . . always eating doughnuts . . . sports champion . . . l-ii' . . . naturally curly hair ARLINE M. RICHWINE Arline Glee Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Budget Club 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4 rides the Holly school bus . . . Mr. Gillaugh's assistant . . . plays a clari- net . . . Molly, Dixie, and 1 PAUL R. RICHWINE Paul F.M.C. 2, 3, 4 good things come in small . . . serious minded f?J packages f f ' 1 HAROL HE IT SELL X Haro! Airplane Clu jection Club 3, 'AY Lebo' izzeris Shop . . . Steady . . . want to argue? . . , witty words . . . shy f?J . . . Mech. Drawing . . tall, blonde, blue eyes WAYNE WILSON RUTZ Rutzel Math Club 1, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Projection Club 3, Future Retailers' Club 4, ORACLE 4 found in Smith's show window . . . drives a '41 Buick lf! . . . seen with Bill', . . . a good fellow . . . super salesman . . . always on the go v HELEN LOUISE SAUI, Helen A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Double Sextet 3, 4, Band 3, 4, ORACLE 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4 Duke University . . . seen in front of the band . . . neat voice . . . Fred . . . Big Five . . . that laugh . . . Gettysburg . . . Laurel RICHARD SCHECTER Dick Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Play Cast 3, Thespian 3, 4 quite musically inclined . . . Inner Willy . . . likes to argue . . . punny sense of humor . . . quiet JONATHAN CHARLES HOWARD SHAHAN Jon hails from Susquehanna . . , very quiet . . . Hmy brother and I . . . ambition to be a salesman DONALD A. SHEARER Don Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, County Band 3, 4 the groomed look . . . soft spoken . . . a friend indeed . . . conscientious . . . element essential to the Band . . . solid enough to take trig. . . . re- served , Dim' ROBERT R. SHEARER Bob Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3g F.M.C. 3, 4g Future Retailers' Club 4 traveler . . . Hildebrandt's . . . Dining room or kitchen paper, madam? . . . future bachelor . . . good student . . . seen with Anky . . . friendly . . . pinball machine whiz SHIRLEY LOUISE SHETRON Shirley French Club 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 4 small but mighty . . . friendly to all . . . loves that chemistry class . . . quiet . . . future nurse . . . blushes . . . full of fun 116214411 I ROBERT PHILLIP SHUMAN Bw Track 4 - , di c' l the 'nder . . . . . a little t popular . . , that s . 1-Y chaplain . . . that car SHIRLEY A. SMITH Smitty Ilomeroom Officer Economics Club 2, Future Re- tailers' Club 4 dance, dance, dance . . . coffee, sir? . . . found with Doris . . . Lucky . . . snappy dresser . . . true friend . . . sociable . . . ambition- to get rich 2, Home HELEN JEAN SMYERS Helen Commercial Club 4 neat dresser . . . Bill . , . Betty and I . . . nice personality . . . argues her point . . . drivers' training course DONN MIBQVSNYDER Donna ' and g oir 3 g l Club ROBERT LEROY SPENCE Bob Oracle 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 45 Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 45 Math Club lg Jr. Hi-Y 1 uThe Five Jokers . , . what a wit! . . . loves chemistry??? . . . Bob's Little Black Book . . . that orange tie . . . New Jersey bound . , . photography RICHARD STANTON Dick Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, al Concert 35 Glee Club , 23 Boys' Ensemble 2, 3' eroom OHicer 3, 43 Opere , 2, Spanish Club 4 wo rf nor voice . . . Shop's . . . friendly . . . good p . . likes stamps and lan . . b spirit . . . nice dre r . . endable . . . The Creation BARBARA JANE STEARNS Babs Q' Band 1 3, 4' 'brchgslfa 2, 3, 4, G' ' g P?pdJpe Q ome erO2 , 5 Shy' t ,blkll P ol 4g a ' ' b Y- wns lla , 3351 ' oll 5? ,WN ,Clu5V lg County nd Q 7' y alwayscsmilingl' . eueryaodgsfzfiend . ff-O, . l . . . uwhllt' h -er.'l . . . drives VFD a P ar . . . Stardust . . . JEAN MARIE STECK .lean Thespians 3, 4g Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4g Double Sextet 4, Choir 4g Girls' Clee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4g Library Club 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 43 Play casts 3, 4, Latin Club 4g Periscope 3 a born actress . . . Jean and Jean . . .those eyebrows . . . Big Five . . drives a Pontiac . . . army brat . . finds chemistry class a headache GLORIA DAWN STIMELING Glolzkz Dramatic Cl 4g Commercial Club 4 newcomnl- . . hails from Harris- burg . . pretty,blonde hair . . . i .J . . . likes to dance . . g to kno O MARY JANE STINE Molly Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 49 sco ' 0mCl'00m Glee Club lg Oracle 4, Com- e , 43 HS 0506! 3, mercial Club 4, Budget Club 43 , 6 C0 Gil 1? H81 Senior Scouts 3, 4, County Band a' g' amaff. Club 2, 3, 4 - lb' ,Cl 43 Y'T S Molly from Holly . . . plays' a clarinet v 2' 4' , , . Tex Bencke fan . . . one of Mr. p rsona s . . hos friends l-lench's secretaries . . . Arline, Dixie, . . . ot es . . . drives a and I Clirysk. Mols of men in her life . . . vivacio s . . . Our,Gang A E GER STITZEL , ' Marie Sp h Club 4, Girls' Athletic u 2, 4: nd , , , 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, County B-and 2, 3, Drama- tic Club 2 PHYLLIS CRIESS TRUCHSES Phyl Orchestra 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Student Council 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Oracle 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4 . vw, 1 2-. Q ' 3333 'J L lv 'fy ' ' l I' E hindi sa-H XX, Cixig Ba 1 2 3 4 S nlays f?J a clarinet . . . rush, rush, rush . . . basketball fiend . . . that giggle! . . . always talking about The Cabin . . . future secretary MARIE B. STEVENS Marie Future Retailers' Club 4 hails from Centerville . . . Dick? . . . McCrory,s . . . bashful . . photo collector . . . quiet . . . brown hair . . . not much to say . . . ambition- -salesgirl JOBYNA M. STOOPS yl loby 2, 3, Periscope 3, Play t 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Quill 2 S oll 4, Thespian 3, 4, Y- Teengl, 2, 3, 4 utiful voice . . . Shippensburg . . always ready with a joke . . . p tty hair . . , loves horses and French t?J . . . that contagious laugh . . . works for Wally ' MADELINE FRANCES STUM Madeline Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, Class Officer lg Hall Patrol 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Sports Club 2 our snappy drum majorette . . . Paul . . . Our Gang . . . oh, those clothes! . . . a beautiful girl . . . everybody likes her . . . big blue eyes LEWIS E. SWARTZ, IR. Lew Varsity Baseball 3, Student Council l, F.M.C. 2, 3, 4 likes to hunt . . . small . . . hails from Hickorytown . . . a friend to all ESTH ER IRENE THUMMA Esther Commercial Club 4 friend to everyone . . seen with Helen and Mildred . . . likes to read . . . quiet those road signs! . . . that laugh! . . . Bunny , . . that poor sweater . . . Heavenly harp . . . beautiful blu-e eyes HERBERT TRITT Herb Married Man . . . Proud Papa . . . Vet- eran . . . Future architect MILDRED LOUISE VAUG-HN Milly Commercial Club 4- A nice to know . . . seen with Helen and Esther . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . always a smile VIRGINIA ANNA WALTERICK Virginia Budget Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4 seen with Doris and Helen . . , likes the movies . . . a -true friend . . . football fan . . . full of fun LINCOLN ALBERT WARRELL Lincoln Operetta 2, Oracle 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Play Casts 2, 3, 4, Home- room Officer 2, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Thes- pian 3, 4, Projection Club 3, 4, French Club l, 3, 4 basketball star f?J . . . Newark, Ohio . . . future chemical engineer . . . Barbree Ann . . . admirer of the fairer sex . . . student . . . Five ,Iokers . . , attended 1947 Scout jemboree in France - E V K . B RIYEY Wiiiiiis? lf fv Bev ' . and lf? Spraipish Club 3, 4, Petisgioper 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Courfty Band 3 xl one of the Mt: H Gang . . . always folind at, 'a flisseball diamond . . . usuallyseen with Nancy . . . pretty eyes . . , Waverly if 4 HF- M ,fs 'rbi if We i 'OF Qf XP 2, 3 ,, , i . t Y, Vkwhk , X i ,i , t K fx 'Q . . MARY ELIZABETH WENCER Betty Choir l, 2, 3, fl-g Sextet 3, 43 Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Class Officer 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4g Operetta 2: Oracle 43 Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Y- Teens 2, 3, -1-g French Club 2, 3, 4- superb pianist . . . lovely clotbvs , . . Colby . . . Our Gang . . . hosts of friends . i'Donna and mei' . . . always knitting . . . loves French BETTY LOUISE WENTZ Betty Homeroom Officer lg Pep Squad 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4-3 Jr. -Math Club lg Sports Club 2 short . . . pretty, black hair . . . quiet . . . soft voice . . . learning to drive f?l . . . roller skater . . . 'Elo and I . . . likes the Air Corps GEORGE J. WICKARD George Hall Patrol 3, 4-g Play Caste 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4-5 Dramatic Club 4-3 Choir 33 Boys' Glee Club 3g Jr. Clee Club 1, 2 S0ukie', . . . tall, dark and hand- some . . . smooth dancer . . . a French student horticulturist . . . f?J . . . zut alorsl . . . Lookl the milkman CLYDE WILBUR WINTERS Winters Basketball lg Track 2g Football l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council lg F.M.C. 2, , 6'2 . . . football player deluxe . . . '6undoubtedly . . . naturally . . . Marian and Cathy . . . one of the 104th . . . airplane model build- er ROBERT PAUL WINTERS Bob Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Va sity EDITH , F ,Q Mkary tb , 4, payigftlub 4, ep , d 4.1 , tho - . . . hails from Center- vi . . . future nurse . . always 3 4- 4 ffl - i ' 2 GENE A C. W ' 'lf J lla I Q in if . Q ,, Com ecial cigr 4 f ever e' f endf. . , aia Xla gh pl iitgferson ily J gVV,itgnd 1. , ileti ics urg .vseehy Wlih ts . . . Hflriversf 'Trainingv pupil of LEROY E. WORLEY, JR. Junior Track 3, 4, Football l, 3, 43 F.M.C National . . . sharp dresser . . . likes to play football . . . always i?l laughing . . . those corny jokes Cuardsman . . . Carolyn ap ears quiet f?J . . . good kid . . . nice to know . . . blushes beauti- fully DELORIS C. ZEICLER Deloris Dramatic Club 2, 33 Home Eco- nomics Club 23 Library Club 2. 33 Pep Squad 35 Retailers' Club giggle, giggle . . . works QD at Houck's . . . loves to talk . . . a swell gal . . . beautiful smile . . . neat dresser . . has trouble with her knitting Football 4, Varsity Bag: 3,,h3', 4, I-4lJn . big Hirt . . . . . t. aseball enthusiast a,iwplEylg1iI.VJT'Tone wolf . . . likest ease . . enjoys a jokqg .V S X, P Je' ,Mc -Ss! hen We Were Very Young my , WM?- il ii 'ivy fwwiwmamw 'XX ' Sw gm f . X N K f SA L 3 E ff Class of 19 U tg' , f , ? Kata, 1 if X A , N M X, V xx ,ff 5 ff I! ., . Reading, left to right - lst. row: Frank Zeigler, Howard Lewis, Lee Zeigler, Robert Zebra, Paul Goodhart, Roy Cook, Robert Baish, Robert Keller, James Still, George Brown, Donald Shugart, Dick Eberts, Richard Federhoof, Earl Rohrer, Donald Heishman, William Weaver, Donald McCoy, William Gumby, Larry Bragg. 2nd row: Donald Rynard, Margaret Long, Varie Bear, Janet Rotz, Mary Goodhart, Connie Grove, Janet McCallister, Margaret Finkey, Delores Profater, Jacquelyn Millen, Dawn Weller, Janet Rockey, Jean Trostle, Vivian Harder, Mary Mountz, Alberta Zeigler, Gertrude Naugle, Bernice Bitner, Donna Eckrich, Vada Barrick, Thelma Albright. 3rd row: Harold Walker, Theodore Metzler, LeRoy Varner, Lewis Line, Phyllis Bear, Dorothy Washington, Patsy Evans, Edna Leib, Jenny Lee Tichey, Pat Stum, Nancy Goodyear, Lola Boyer, Joan Black, Dorothy Stone, Pat Bosler, Helen Stouffer, Betty Blosser. 4th row: Edward Billman, Nicholas Fourlas, Kenneth Franklin, Joyce Trostle, Julia Palmer, Joyce Profater, Gail Culbertson, Doris Robinson, Lorna Stephenson, Betty Cohill, Louise Warren, Janet Burket, Betty Raudabaugh, Janet Heberlig, Beverly Rohrer, Deloris Dick, June Fry. 5th row: Joseph Ronan, Robert Posch, Dwight Beery, George Bogar, Joan McCullough, Yvonne Martin, Phyllis Shambaugh, Marcella Adams, Jean James, Carolyn Sheaffer, Frances Black, Ann Gillaugh, Carol Goodyear, Mary Katherine Ditzel, Harriett Gumby, Frances Leidigh, Anna Kline, Nancy McBride, Earl Swarner. 6th row: Patil Murray, Albert Reed, Ronald Ahlers, William Henry, Robert Davidson, William Frye, Nancy Kottmyer, Patricia Winkleman, Patricia Makibbin, Joan Shetter, Patsy Kitner, Joyce Clippinger, Marjorie McGinnis, Carolyn Lackey, Doris Warner, Peggy Barnard, Edward Wagner, Richard Wimer. 7th row, Ken Rotz, Philip Humer, Cary Ahl, Charles Zuver, Shirley Timmens, Marian Decker, Nancy Holler, Margie Fickel, Elizabeth Swaim, Delores Nelson, John Anderson, Ronald McKillip, Lyman Fenton. 8th row: Jim Reese, James Witmer, William Rutter, Rondal Foster, Bill Johns, Elmer Lightner, Robert Eastep, Robert Thumma, Philip Spear, Ronald McGowan, Karl Kough, Gene Pass. Iunlor ---V -- I y X I . xx lst row: Eugene Williams, John Burkholder, Galen Shaw, Samuel Clay, Luther Lippert, Leon Morrison, Raymond Darr, Lewis Cressler, David Treaster, John Trayer, Donald Clark, Clark Heifelfinger. 2nd row: Thelma Meyers, Gloria Boise, Harriet Enck, Roxanne Eppley, Mary Bistline, Nancy Franklin, Shirley Wallace, Doris Arnold, Fay Wagner, Peggy Albright, Julia Lombardo, Jacqueline Bradley, Joan Dreher. 3rd row: Lois Nell, Anne Stayer, Judy Miller, Joanne Roney, Jackie Rynard, Dolores Palmer. Betty Patrick, Vesta Sipe, Jean Bamford, Marie Mellott, Elinor Yeingst, Patricia Walters, Doris Mentzer. 4th row: Joan Hatfield, Janet Boyle, Marybelle Shover, Ann Moorehead, Rhoda Hancock, Anna Marie Stoner, Shirley Miller, Doris Walters, Caroline Turner, Ruth Mowery, Elizabeth Ann Fisher, Peggy Gibson. 5th row: Billy Bernard, Joseph Boisvert, Thomas Goodhart, Ralph Dunkle, William Stoops, Eugene Bowers, Lee Baric, Wilma Hoover, Gloria Bower, Pat Sload, Kirk Swigert, Ronald Lowry, Edwin Garman, Carl Shaffer. 6th row: Reynold Lackey, Wayne Chronister, Leon Morrison, Grant Adams, Bruce Walter, Robert Cohick, Ronald Jenkins, Rodney Throne, Robert Park, John Andrews,CreCd0r1 Bixler, Robert Milkovilch. 7th row: Dwight Beary, Cary Ahl, Donald Hartman, William Turner, Ivan Kerns, James Vovakis, Edward Boise, Russell Boyles, Oral Cooper, Lloyd Weary, Emmet Ober, Karl Railing, Jim King. Sth row: George Bogar, Bob Goodhart, Baird Stuart, Dick Crago, Donald Buckwald, Richard Shatto, Stern Snyder, Gordon Graves, Leroy Sites, Jay Stong, Robert llgenfritz, Raymond Lewis. Juniors not in pictures: Jeanie Bay, Ruth Ann Beam, Eddy Beltzhoover, Edward Bixler, Marty Farner, James Heck, Law- rence Morris, Nils Noaker, Kent Seavers, William Snyder, William Spraglin, Edwin Tritt, Leroy Welsh, Junior. 29 Class of 19 1 lst row: Charles Lebo, Charles Shaffer, Benjamin Earley, Ronald Nickel, Richard Blumenthal, John Gillaugh, Edwin Swartz, Eugene Cromer, William Dick, Paul Weaver, Robert Stambaugh, Charles White, William Baum. 2nd row: Rose Kelley, Mary Wentz, Mary Madison, Jimmy Cooper, Gwynn Smyser, Dawn Brew, Nancy Arbegast, Joyce Goodyear, Bertha Calaman, Joyce Sheaffer, Fay Myers, Joyce Foose, Freda Esbenour, Leona Waggener, Ruby Pittenger. 3rd row: Delores Beam, Donna Rhoades, Sue Hanes, Elizabeth Mountz, Ellen McCoy, Jean Womack, Nancy Kitzmiller, Virginia Shover, Barbara Hurley, Ethel Cook, Patricia Fuehrer, Donna Ditzel, Margaret Bistline, June Mentzer, Harriett Goshorn, Kathryn Hoy. 4-th row: Margaret Stouffer, Revenda Dysert, Maurita Timmens, Jileen Fanning, Jean Steele, Joyce Rider, Barbara Kingsborough, Patricia Woomer, Annie Sollenberger, Betty Neff, Freda Thumma, Florence Hock, Martha Grove, Shirley Rank, Clark Hoch. Sth row: William Coulson, James Curlen, John Hawbaker, Forrest Grimm, Albert Stuart, Lewis Vovakis, Dorothy Fischer, Patricia Hockley, Joan Keith, Nancy Daugherty, Suzanne Teitrick Freddy Steel,Elizabeth'Jenkins, Nancy Nell, Mac Barrick, David May. 6th row: George Bigler, Elmer Warner, Daniel McCoy, Donald Black, John Crum, Jacob Trimmer, David Ferree, Jack Clopper, June Rice, Phyllis Fahnestock, Betty Barbieri, Dianne Howard, Jane Kutz, Mary Matthews, Earl Windemaker, Kenneth Stoltzfus. 7th row: Robert Keller, Glenn Stull, John Arrich, James Wardecker, .Joel Black, Richard Yohn, Donald Warner, Robert Kemper, Edward Lay, Sam Alexander, James Miller, Granville Rambo, James Schmaus, Roy Brehm, George Arter. 8th row: Paul King, Jack Mullen, Bill Nickey, Ronald Hobson, Edward Dowd, James Shugart, Geoffrey Clouser, Charles Dowd, Max Walter, Robert Wendell, Leonard Cole, Peter Bracken, William Spraglin. 30 ophomore .-.-7,, . , , K X I r 4,7 ff! S S X lst row: Donald Webber, John Ceiling, Edwin Herr, Robert Minter, Jay Roush, Marlin March, Ronald Brehm, Harry Eshenour, Wayne Treaster, Roy Wickard, Charles Kingsboro ugh, Marlin Bowers, Fred Crull, Donald Moose, Rovden Keene, 2nd row: Berneta Killian, Margaret Loughman, Shirley Shellel, Miriam Myers, Carolyn Young, Dixie Elliott, Marlene Haflly Marjorie Dewalt, Dorothy Bouder, Doris Long, Pauline Halloway, Chloe Jones, Nelda Nailor, Doris Derr, Elsie Smith, Mildred McKee, Jean Beam. 3rd row: Esther Martin, Charlotte Ruhl, Fern Weigle, Romaine Dasher, Nancy Olesky, Lorraine Gutshall, Donna Shirley, Ruth Moore, Edna Smith, Pearle Kough, Joyce Nagle, Barbara Rush, Patricia Gibb, Marlene Dum, Janet Good, Beverly Fisher. 4th row: Donna Adler, Shirley Stoltzfus, Mabel Monismith, Sarah Moore, Isabel King, Janice Davis, Beatrice Lebo, Louise Seiders, Gertrude Adams, Janet Clay, Mary Smith, Gertrude Franciscus, Shirley Barrett, Doris Barnd, Jacqueline Darhower. Sth row: Robert Cornman, Paul Darr, Arlene Baughman, Kathryn Hair, Gail Steele, Peggy Hartzell, Francis Washington, Evaline Smallwood, Marlin Barrick, Floyd Morris, Robert Strock, Glenn Turley, Edward Fulton, David Dingle, Robert England. 6th row: Richard Shearer, George Shatto, Ronald Walker, Herbert Whitmire, Nelson Wolf, Donald Arbegast, Donald Morris, Melvin Weibley, Carl Brandt, Samuel Wilmer. Ray llostetter, Robert Ludwig, Ronald Wickard, Glenn Rhoades, John Arrieh, Daniel McCoy. 7th row: Donald Brehm, Robert Morrison, James Kipps, Joseph Roach, Ross Richwine, Kenneth Morse, Robert Shahan, Jack Kelley, Richard Frantz, William Hackett, Richard Dickson, Richard Kramer, Glenn Stull, William Nickey, Richard Deitch. Sophomores not in the pictures: Carl Adams, Robert Beck, Betsy Blackwell, Edel Brown, Esther Brownawwell, John Cypress, Robert Gillaugh, William Hartzell, Lamar Huntzinger, Edward Jackson, William Lamason, Ronald Mc- Coy, Robert Sheafler 31 If N Wx Ninth Gragie X X l,, A Class of 19 52 f - 1' X Eighth Gradxe X X1 - XX X Class of 19 Seventh Grade Class of 1954 S .lib V I V Y Publication ORACLE STAFF Seated: Jean Baker, Carl Kerns, Shirley Albert, Lincoln War- rell, JEAN BERG fBusiness Managerj, WAYNE MENDEN- HALL lEditor-in-Chiefl, ,lack Mulgrew, Mary Jane Stine, Joanne Hyde. Standing: ,lean Colquhoun, MISS ISABELLE HOOVER CAdviserJ, Phyllis Truchses, Ed Leithead, Wayne Rutz, Betty Hartzell, Sally Revie, Bill Bridge, Betty Hoch, Doris Gleim, Betty Wenger, Bob Spence, David Horlacher. Forty-niners -- Pioneers - Forty-niners -- Pioneers - F orty-miners. These two words, more than any others, were predominant in the Oracle Staif's vocabulary as they planned the theme, picked the cover, decided on the dedication, se- lected a photographer, set up picture schedules, assigned ads, wrote Senior write-ups, took pic- tures of school activities and clubs, typed all the material and sent it to tfhe printer. Not only on Tuesday, when the Staff had their meetings, but every day, Miss Isabelle Hoover, adviserg Wayne Mendenhall, editorg and ,lean Berg business man- ager, worried about the layout of the book, Whether ads were in, and getting the material Business to the printer on time. Much time, energy and hows JeanEBe'5' money have been spent on this year's Oracle to ne Mendefjhigf The CRACK' ' make it interesting and entertaining to all. Editor Wadxe iidummy 36 Managefv First row: Beverly Walter, BETTY KUNKEL fBusi- ness Managerl, AUDREY LIPSKY Clzdilor-in-chiefl, David Horlacher, Jean Berg. Second row: Yvonne Martin, Barbara Stearns, Donna Mae Snyder, Elaine Adams, ,loan Dreher. Third row: Elizabeth Ann Swaim, lilva llippensteel. Anne Slayer, MISS EMELYN TRINH KAdviserJ. Fourth row: Nancy Hoffcr, Nancy Good- year, Shirley ilillIlIllt'IlF. ,loan NTi'fillll0lIQl1. Fifth row: Frank Zeigler, Ronald Berry, Nils Noaker, Bill Bridge. The Periscope, a bi-monthly newspaper published l5 times during the school year, is a member of the Pennsylvania School Press Association and the Quill and Scroll. ln both these organiations it was awarded first honor rating. The newspaper is the product of an accredited class in journalism. Financed by Carlisle advertisers and the budget, the Periscope has an average circulation of 1,250 copies. To bring the news of the school to the pupils, to acquaint the parents with Carlisle High School activities, to foster a closer relationship between town and high school through inter- views with prominent speakers, has been the The National Quill and Scroll Club, newly reor- ganized lhis year in C.H.S. under the leadership of Mrs. Scott, drew up a constitution, decided upon standards of admittance, and admitted new members. Pictured here are members from last ycar's honor society lstandingl Jean Stock, Betty Kunkel, Jeanne Bakerg and iseatedl Audrey Lipsky and Joby Stoops. Not pictured are Marjorie Miller and Dave Horlacher. Budding Journalists Survey Their Handiwor.: l 1 , ,,lf31ag,.,. A11dr,., objective of the Periscope this year. Edjlor acllef- appro Lillslf 1 V? K Y S'J 'fStE5P S aft' Ben 'fOr Ivadjl- ' y ' 1 . K If suli,,5Z1reL B Pd Us 11 11163 , J' Da yes The Periscope l i tudent Council i ex 45' Seated: Elizabeth Mountz, Doris Lehman, MR. HENCH QAIZ uiserl, JEAN COLQUHOUN fSecretaryJ, ED LEITHEAD 1f'rz'sidentl, Ronald Jenkins, Patricia Walters, Jean Bay, Shirley Albert, Barbara Salyers. Standing: Bob Park Doris Walters, Jackie Rynard, Jeanne Baker, Mac Barrick, Edwin Herr, Cary Ahl. Absenl: HELEN SAUL QVice-Presiidentl, Darlene Delaney, Benjamin Beidel. Hall Patrol First row: Jean Berg, Shirley Albert, Jeanne Bay, .lean Colquhoun, Jean Steck, Betty Kunkel, Phyl Truchses. Second row: Barbara Stearns, Betty Wenger, Betty Mc- Carthy, Joanne Hyde, Madeline Stum, Elaine Adams, Elega Kipps. Third row: Audrey Lipsky, Donna Snyder, David Horlacher, Nancy Clark, Jeanne Baker, Ed Bistline. Fourth row: Carl Jumper, Joby Stoops, Sue Jensen, Ed Leithead, Baird Brehm. Bill Bridge, Bob Spence, .lack Mulgrew. Fifth row: Dick Calaman, Roger lrwin, Dick Bricker, Lincoln Warrell, Sam Black, George Wickard, Carl Kerns. 1' i 'W ' A f. Safety Patrol Lynn Mowery, Max Walker, Francis Horner, James Sharp, Myrl Adams, MR. CASHMAN Qfldviserl, John Akers, Robert Noll, John Quirle tudent o ernment X V 4,7 K nf 4 , Cl df 5 I J If ',y, I 7 ff 'f',fA'f ufff Y J , ff f4,,f p-5 , ' 'N S f ff! A ' 5 E V ' ix V ,Q q' -f X X , ' X fig U V 'K' 'I A, KW QY X. ' -5- L , v N . X X , .f' . 4 . X Y f X I ' v' f f? 4 X 1 wi v xt xx or I ' ' N! , , if if X N ,ua V, X' yt , ff, f I fp f ,f fi ' f VK J ff ff 7 fy 1 , V f , ff af V f J V nl ,f I? I ,171 X, I - W D M 2- ,f Q f A f M, f f , i M f + , 7 ef 7 1 ff X M 4, , z X if Q. L -,AiQ!v. ?,. ' i f Z f A iii. 5 5:,?',,'g2j5f jf 3' f-XZ X X ,X L 1 ff 5 X f Q! X I XX V i. j Kf I J ng w mf, Y I7 , V N N Z y K X X N1 A 75 I V 7 ff. !! X, AQ ff? 1' 5 2' x f ,,,, T7 Lk: k 6- , X f N , :E F 2 i - -si Senior Hi-Y New First row: SAM BLACK fTreasurerJ, DICK CALAMAN CPresi- dentb, BOB SHUMAN tChaplainJ. Second row: Jack Mulgrew, Ray Horn, Ed Leithead, BOB JENKINS tVice-Presidenll, BOB PARK CSecretaryJ, Bob Finkey, Bob Baish, Robert Marrow. Third row: Bob Black, Charles Zuver, Carl Kerns, Gerald Beam, Mr. Hyde. Senfvr Hi- Y Fm: , d A owf Ed B' . gggfiijgl, 57CZ1a1dD13ign,e, BWZYM Men fd .f ' ' 0 ' Rogege,1Da.v'd Hoiikh Bricker,Speg'?e' old R twin: Rich C er' Third 111 usseu- ard Schecter gui: f ar- 4 ,- I 1 Junior Hi-Y First row: Mr. Hyde, Harold Gard- ner, Joe Green, Joe llorner, Jim Miller, Bob Line. Second row: Richard Wolfe, Raphael Hays, Jack Stems, John Miller, Sam Riddlesberger, James Lackey, Harold Gibb. Third row: Richard Kuhn, Jack Stum, Walter Honaman, Jack Heinze, Myrl Adams. K Uunuun .L mulls First row: Jean Berg, Peggy Fickel, Jean Colquhoun, SHIRLEY ALBERT tSenior Council memberl, Patricia McCallister Betty Wentz, Marie Stitzel, Phylis Truchses, Betty. Second row: Sally Foose, Clara Kollas, Betty Wenger, ELECA KIPPS tSenior Council memberl, Joby Stoops, Madeline Slum, Ann Garonzik, Lois Enck. Third row: Audrey Lipsky Helen Saul, Jeanne Baker, Anna Dewalt, Mary Nickel, Betty Diller, Mary Kerr. Fourth row: Elizabeth Adams, Elaine Adams, Emma Frey, Joanne Martin, Sally Revie, Donna Snyder, Marjorie Miller. Umneru Cluh Kneeling: James Miller, Walter Drew, Richard Spraglin, Richard Dickson, Harold Gibb, WIL- LIAM HACKETT 1Vice-Presidentb, NILS NOAKER lPresidentl Standing: Jack Stum, Ronald Walker, MR. CROOME lffdviserl, Don Clark Absent: JOHN GILLAUGH fSerretnry-Treasurer? Future Retailer Club lst row: Doris Frakter, DeLoris Beltzhoover, Wayne Rutz, CARD NICHOLSON lVice--Presidentl, DONALD ANKABRAN DT tPresidentJ 2nd row: Deloris Zeigler, Marie Stevens, Robert Shearer, Ray Heberlig, JOAN CLARK fTreasurerJ, ROBERT MAKIBBIN, JR. lSecretaryb Executive Committee: Shirley Smith, Ray Heberlig, DeLoris Ziegler, DeLoris Beltzhoover, Miss Williams lffdvisori Club That erve The chool Bud et Club Seated: Arline Richwine, Vesta Sipe, Stnnfiing: Wilma Hoover, Gloria Bow- Martha Fourlas, Betty Hartzell, Mary ers, Jean James, Marian Decker, Doris Jane Stine, Elva Hippensteel, Doris Gleim, Virginia Walterick, Lois Ar- Arnold. nold, MR. LEHMAN lAdviserl Library Club l M ' '. 'f fr --anna M- l. 4... I lst row: Sue Teitrick, Mae Young, Elizabeth Swaim, Sue Hanes. , 21111 row: Diane Howard, Ellen McCoy, Jeanne Colquhoun, Donna Snyder, MISS MCADOO Qficlviserb, JEAN STECK fVirve-Presirlentl, JEAN BERG CPresidentl NANCY FRANKLIN l,Secremry,l, Joan Stevenson, Sue Jensen, Jean Womack, Shirley Timmens. , 3rd row: Betsy Blacknell, Donna Rhodes, Shirley Miller, Varie Bear, Phyllis Shambaugh, Lois Bricker, Carol Young, Joan Black, Anne Stayer, Miriam Myers, Delores Beam, Joyce Sheaffer, Barbara Hurley, Leona Waggoner, Jimmy Ann Cooper, Elizabeth Barbieri, Patricia Hockley, Nancy Daugherty, Nancy Kottmyer, Harriette Enck, Maurita Timmens, Sally Foose, Lois Enck. -AQ P 0' ct' Cl b lst row: Bob Kemper, Eugene Cromer, Richard Egolf, Paul Goodharne, John Arrick, Jim Schmuas, Jimmy Shugharts, Edward Lay 2nd row: Ronald Lowry, Kenneth Stoltzfus, Don Clark, Wayne Davis, Merle Smith, Marcus Cumby, Ronald Sheaffer, Ken- neth Kerr, Don Black. 3rd row: John Cypress, Larry Bragg, John Anderson, Baird Stuart, Paul King, Sam Black, Bill Frye, Jim Still, Dan McCoy. 4-th row: MR. BRADLEY fAdUi58l'J Gerald Beam, Jack Myers, Lincoln Warrell, Robert Spence, Oral Cooper, Howard Lewis. Leroy Welsh, Dick Calaman, George Brown, Jake Trimmer, Geoffrey Clouser, Carl Kerns. Seated on steps Front row: MARY BOSTOCK iVice-Presidentl, NANCY DAUGHERTY fPr0sidentD , LOIS ANN SPEED 4SecretaryJ. second row: Barbara Salyers, Sue Bentley, Sally Braund. third row: MISS HOOVER C411- viserl Sides: left: Barbara Ann Adams, Katherine Schecter, Judy McCoy, Clark Hoch, Charles Kepner. right: James Wilmer, David Horlach er, Patsy O'Donnell, Mildred Boise, Thalia Nlilkovitcll. Kay Shopp. Additional member: Jackie Weary Debate lub lst- row: WAYNE MEND ENHALI lVzce-Presidentl, ROBERT SHEAR ER fPresidentJ, DONALD ANKA- BRANDT CSecretaryJ, PAUL AD- AMS fTreasurerJ. 2nd row: Harold Walker, Clarence Kingshoro, Law- rence Morris, Luther Lippert, Sam Clay, Raymond Darr, Galen Shaw, Lewis Swartz 3rd row: Grant Adams, Leon Morrison, Eugene Bowers, Bill Cressler, Ed Wagner, Dick Weimer, Ralph Dunkel, Clark Heffelfinger, Bob Minter. 4th row: Thomas Good- hart, Robert Cohick, Kenneth Rotz, Leroy Varner, Paul Murray, Leroy Worley, Dale Jones, Paul Richwine. Sth row: John Bell, John Trayer, Wayne Chronister,, Leroy Sites, Earl Swarner, Dave Triester, Seldon Jones, Robert Brough, Ed Boise, MR. MOUNTZ Cfiduiserl 6h , t row: .lim Reese, Don Fleck, Gorden Graves, Robert Morrison, Jim Kipps, Hubert C l ' ur en, Dick Kramer, Floyd Weary, Creedin Gitt. XQHES Future Ffumer lst row' Ben Dunkelbur S Uf America . ger, RAY HOSTETTER CRe- porterl, EARL ROHRER lVice-Presidentl JOE RONAN lPresidentJ RICHAR , D DIETCH csmlfmfyp DON BIXLER CTreasurerJ, Arthi Ad R b CREE- Y ir ams. 2nd row: o ert Darr Donald Mo , ose, Charles Butler, Heishman. Blair McClain E Donald i , arnest Wagner, John Burk- holder, Paul Gorden 3 1 . rr row: Sam Whitmier Keller Jack Shar R S Robert , p, ay . hughart, George Shatto: Richard Brown. 4th row: MR ' . ROOK lAdv1serJ, Eugene Paul Darr, William Weaver. Eului' uh e Nlechamw Cl lst row: MARY JANE STINE tSer:- retqryj, MARGARET ALBRIGHT Coxnmefua 44 1Vzce-Presrdentl , BETTY HOCH l1'res1'flenH, VESTA SIPE YT reasur- erl. Znri row Miriam Boldosser, Janet McCallister, Lois Arnold, Thelma Meyers, Shirley Watson, Vada Bar- rick D ' , orls Arnold, Thelma Albright, Gertrude Naugle, Bernice Bitner. 3rd row: Carolyn Ocker, Margaret Lon R gy oxanne Eppley, Mary Bistline 'Vl , A ar- garet Finkey, Eleanor Yeingst, Fay Wagner, Julia Lomhardo, Vivian Har- der .lea J , n ames, Gloria Bowers. 4th row: Elva Hippensteel, Patricia Ma- kihhin, Carol Goodyear, Ann Gill- augh, Ruth Mowery, Lois Nell, Arline Richwine, Marie Mellott, Pat Bosler, Betty Martin. 5th row: Helen Stouffer, Nancy MCB 'd r1 e, Elizabeth Fisher, Anna Kline, Ruth Anne Beam, Dolores D. k . . . ic , Glorla Stimelmg, June Frey, Ann Macdonald. 6th row: MISS MORRETTE tfldviserj , Wilma Hoover, Betty Blosser Hel S , en myers, Dolores Palmer, Judy Miller, Helen Jones M'ld , 1 red Vaughn, Martha Four- las, Betty Hartzell, MRS. YOCUM fflrlviserb. 7th row: Clara Kollas, Caroline Turner, Marian Decker, Doris Walters, Joan Grant, Beverly Rohrer, Geneva Wolf, Virginia Walt- erick, Doris Gleim, Esther Thumma .. Henry, French Club Seated: MISS DERR ffldviserl, Mary Nickel, Betty Kunkel, JEAN BERG CSCC- retaryr, BETTY WENCER fVir:e-Presi- dentl, Sally Foose, Shirley Shetron. Stand- ing: Lincoln Warre-ll, Jack Myers, Donald Buchwald, JACK MULGREW lTrensurerl. Absent: HELEN SAUL Uuresirlentj. panish Club Latin Cluh Seated: Betsy Blackwell, SUE JENSEN fljonsull. Standing: Gloria Boise, Pat Stum, Gail Culbertson, DORIS ROBINSON QScribeJ, EDNA LEIB lfiedilel, Billy Ber- nard, JEAN STE-CK ifiedileb, JENNY LEE TICHY iConsulJ, BETTY COHILL ffiedilel, Frances Leidigh, Phyllis Truch- ses, Anna Marie Stoner, Iva ,lane Long, MISS NOLEN fAdviserJ, Alberta Zeigler, Donna Jean Eckrich. Front row: Jeanne Baker, SHIR- LEY ALBERT lljresirlentl, LOIS ENCK QSecretaryJ, ,leanne Col- gnhoun. Roger Irwin, Mae Young, Marie Stitzel. Back row: Betty McCarthy, MARY KERR fVice- Pres1'a'entl, Jillene Fanning, And- rey Lipsky, Ann Garonzik, Sam Black, CARL JUMPER fTreaas- urerl, Richard Stamon, Beverley Walter, Nancy Cllark, MRS. KARNS fflrlviserl. Absent: ,lean Arter, Sally Revie. H, . Science Cluh Left to right: Donald Clark, JAMES KING CSecretary-Trerzsztrerl, Lee Baric. Baird Stuart, Elmer Lightner, MR. MOUNTZ lfidviserl, Kirk Swigert, BRUCE WALTER Uuresidentl, Don- ald Buohwald. Gene Williams, JAMES VOVAKIS lVire-Prvszfrlentl Checker Llnh First row: Joseph Green, Cary Kling, James Miller, JACK STUM fPresi- rlentb , CLARENCE ORRIS CVice- Presidcntl, Herhert Parn-es, Fred Stone. Second row: Wayne Eckert, Doris Fulton, Marjorie Myers, Pris- cilla Sheailer, SUE BOCAR lSerre- taryJ, Nina Hnlton, Alberta Barnett, Ronald Wulf, Walter Hoonaman. Thllfli row: Gerald Wiclfard. Carl Blosser, Jane Kottmyer. Gloria Em- mnns, Grace Wagner, Dorothy Wilson. Effie Ewing, Pauline Nickel, John Spraglin. Leona Cole. Fourth row: Carl Shannon, Ronald Freeman, Raphael Hays, Joseph Baric, MR. ZFIGLER fAr1v1TserJ Iunior Nlath Cluh Front row: Melva Boyer, Doris Leh- man, John Wentzel, John Miller, Wil- liam Line, Walter Honaman. Second row: Dixie Stoner, Joyce Adams, Nina Hulton, SUE BOGAR fVice- Presiderttl, LEONA COLE CPresi- tlentl, MIRIAM SPECK fSecre- taryl, Priscilla Sheaffer, Florence Trump. Third row: Virginia Baker, Clarence Orris, Ed Baker, Robert Sheely, George Wagner, Effie Ewing, Pauline Nickel. Barbara McKeehan. Fourth row: Norma Jumper, June Monismith, Richard Spraglin, Raph- ael Hays. Joseph Baric, MR. ZElC- LER fAdviserJ .. ,-,, ,X , x Iunior llramativ Club lst row: Kenneth Fagan, Charles Kepner, Ken- neth Walker, Fred Heffelfinger, Theodore Fred- erick, Donald Goodyear, James Hoerle, Felix Albert. 2nd row: Larry Warner, Mary BOS- TOCK Ufecording Secretaryli NANCY FIC- KEL fCorresponding Secretary? JACKIE WEARY fVice-Presidentl JUDY MCCOY lI're5idenH, SUSAN PETERS LTreasurerJ, Kenneth llankins. 3rd row: Marlene McCoy, Pauline Worthington, Donna Boyd, Virginia Stum, Dolores Shank, Marie Bartoli, Donna Willhidt-. fltll row: Dorothy Wlilson, Sue Bentley, Emma Robbins, Thelma Barrick, Joyce lleflelfinger. Dolores Wisotzky', Lois Speed, Gladys McKinley, Lottie Cook. 5th row: Susan Kunkel, Mildred Boise, Barbara Adams, Katherine Schecter, Kay Shopp, Rita Reese, Helen Clausen, Gwendolyn Finkey, .lulia Gibbs, MISS OTT Cffrlviserl l oon Dancing Cluh i enior Dramatic Club lst Row: Annie Sollenberger, Charles Zuver, Jeanne Baker, Jack Mulgrew, Betty McCarthy, 2nd Row: Lorraine Gutshall, Clara Kollas, Jeanne Colquhoun, Nancy Franklin, .lean Berg, Jean Steck, Varie Bear, Carolyn Ocker, Dawn Breu, Dawn Weller, Jackie Millen, Janet Boyle, Joan Dreher, Shirley Albert. 3rd Row: Jean Womack, Patricia Fuehrer, Gloria Boise, Harriette Enck, Roxann Eppley, Mary Bistline, Jackie Rynard. Ann Gillaugh, Eleanor Yeingst, Donna Lou Ditzel, Nancy Clark, Leona Waggoner, Joyce Shaeffer, Ann Garonzik. 4th Row: Mrs. Martin advisergPatty Gibb, Patricia Makihbin, Joanne Roney, Carol Goodyear, Mary Belle Shover, Joan Black, Jean James, Ann Macdonald, Maurita Timmens, Patricia Woo1ner,'Elizaheth Barberi, Marjorie Miller. Sth Row: Elega Kipps, Joanne Hyde, Carol Miller, Diane Howard, Ellen Mc- Coy, Nancy Goodyear, Lola Boyer, Barbara Kingsborough, Judy Miller, Elizabeth Swaim, Margaret Stauffer, Donna Snyder, Barbara Stearns, Jimmy Ann Cooper. 6th Row: Herbert Whitmire, Joyce Clippinger, Madeline Stum, Betty Kunkel, Mary Kerr, Carolyn Turner, Doris Walters, Nancy Kottmyer, Gloria Stimeling, Anne Stayer, Martha Fourlas, Louise Seiders, Shirley Sheller, Mary Nickel. 7th Row: Jack Myers, David Horlacher, Marjorie Fickel, Patsy Kitner, Shirley Timmens. Louise Warren, Marjorie McGinnes, Delores Nelson, joan McCullough, Carolyn Lackey, Nancy Hoffer. Audrey Lipsky, Elizabeth Adams, Bob Finkey. 8th Row: Ed Leithead, Sam Black, Bob Black, Joan Stevenson, Dorothy Fisher, Patricia Hockley, June Rice, Rose Kelly, Revenda Dysert, Joann Martin, Phyliss Shambaug, George Wickard, Lincoln Warrell. Donald Hartman. Thoeniane Pictured are fstandingl Bob Finkey, JACK MULGREW, 1RecorclsJ, Bob Black, Joby Stoops, Ed. Leithead, BETTY Mc-CARTHY fPr0gram Chairmanl, MRS. KARNS, MRS. MARTIN, MISS DERR, MISS OTT fAdi11sefJ,Jcan Steck, Sally Revie, Richard Schecter, George Wickard, Lincoln Warrellg Cseatedj Donald Hartman, Dawn Breu, Audrey Lipsky JOANNE HEYDE fTreasurerJ, SAM BLACK tPresidentJ, JEANNE BAKER iSecretaryJ, Martha Fourlas, Joan Black: and David Horlacher. The Thespian troop No. 214 had their 1949 for- mal initiation in the auditorium with the senior high school as audience. To be received into this society, one must have excelled in his field of dramatics, be it acting, directing, or staging. We Shook The Family Tree g F Pioneering from another school right into the role of Hildegarde has been Jackie Millen. She and a splen- did supporting cast brought the prob- lems of everyday teen-age life to a tense climax in the dramatic club play, We Shook the Family Tree. Co-starred with Jackie was Donald Hartman who indirectly shook the auditorium with his knickers and lov- able disposition in the role of Freddie. Everything eventually straightened it- self out, and they lived happily ever after. Rehearsing Frf-derick's Big Moment W ll r CAST - - ' Daglle Hinge ' I P - -tvh .,,. .... - f Franklin I 4 g ,jackie Millerx EQESMM- 4 - , , . . . , , . . Hartman D lson ..,.. , , - David Hodachek Jill ,.,,.... . - 4 - ' ' Iciincoln Warren Hildegarde 0 . . . Q h A V ...... Joan Blac Freddie Shermer. . . . i I AudreY Llpsky Mr' DEl5Q2f.'.'. I. . I 4 . . DHWYMUEEES, Mr. Shefmer ' A ' 5 , , A . . . , ' ' ' 1 0 , . . - ,..... laclg bi Finkey Mrs. Shefme ' ' ' ' a y- -A4-' A ' ' I l , A o l Bob ,,,,,. . . . ,,.. . . - . Dress Rehearsal J immY- 4 ' y Dramatic Rose Mr. Smith ,... Y Mrs. Smith . Esther ....., . Agnes. . . . Tootie. . . . . . . Lon ,,,, . . . . . . Grandpa Prophater .V .H Katie 4..,, .,,.... Ida Boolhby . . . . John Shephard . . Fred Gregory . . Lucille Pentard . . Mr. Dodge. . . . Mr. Duffy. . Conductor . Mrs Waughop. . .-.- cr f' . eet M9 ln . , , .Marjorie McGinnis ......lvan Kerns .Joyce Clippingcr .Pe Bamard ggy . . . . . .Janet Boyle . . . .Dawn Weller ......lames King . . .Frank Zeigler Shirley Timmens . . . .Joan Hatfield . . ,Charles Zuver . . . .William Frye .loan McCullough Donald Hartman . . . . . .Lewis Line . . . .Baird Stuart . . . .Patsy Kitner E Q rl 2 2 AQ It 3 EQ Q 2 L Louis Leave it to the juniors to reverse pioneering. When our country was being settled the people traveled from East to West, but in their class play the juniors tried desperately to go from St. Louis to New York, without success. HMugs7' McGinnis, however, in the major role, kept her covered wagon right in St. Louis for the fair. Each person gave his co-0pera- tion both on stage and off to Miss Derr, directress. Miss Derr certainly found gold in her choice of play and cast. Stage Crew L Left to Right: Karl Kougli, Ronald Wickard, ,lalnes Witmer, Jere Teitrick, ,lack Mullen, Richard Calaman, Roger lrwin, Clarence Orris, .lack Myers, Mr. Bolze. ABSENT: Ronald Jenkins lf Choir , H Rack Row: Beynolcl Lackey James Heck, Bob Black, Bill Spraglin, John Cypress, Donald Warner. Third Row: Joyce Slledffcr, .loycc Ryder, Maurita Timmons, Dianne Howard, Peggy Bistline, Ed Leithead, Bob Davidson, Ronald Berry, Gerald Be-am, Jann-s Yovakis, John Anderson, Dick Stanton, Frank Zeiglcr, Herbert Whitmire, Ronnie McKillip, Jack Myers, John Crum, Holi Shuinan, Louis Line, Jack Nlulgrvw. SCl'0HllRll1U1 Dorothy Fisher, Mary Belle Shover, Joyce Clippinger, Joan Mctlullougli, Yvonne- Martin, Pat Woome-r, Delores Nelson, Shirley Timmens, Elizabeth Swaim, Carolyn Lackey, June Rice, Judy Miller, Jean James, Joanne Ronvy, Barbara Kingslmorougrh, Dawn Brcu, Joyce Goodyear, Jeanie Bay, Jean Steck, Sally Foose-, MISS ANDERSON lllirecturb. First Row: Margaret Stouffer, Nancy Olesky, Jean Berg, Martha Farner, June Mentzer, Ann Moorm-ln-ad, Donna Rhoades, Nancy Goodyear, Donna Snyder, Jean Colquhoun, Roxanne Eppley, Helen Saul, Donna L. Ditzel, Shirley Hank. Marc-c-lla Adams. Je-an Sim-lv. Revenda Dysert, BETTY WENGER tPianislJ. Joan Steven- son. Arlllifiorzrzl .llenibcrsz Lorna Stephenson, lvan Kerns, Dwight Br-ery, Bob Posch, Bill Snyder. 1. , Aims of the Choir are to act as a public relation between the town and school by singing at churches, hotels, banquets, etc., to become acquainted with better choral musicg and to develop teamwork and the ability to associate with others. SECTION LEADERS Soprano--Martha Farner Alto-.lean Colquhoun Tl'lI!lf'Gl'I'Llld Beam lfuss -Bob Black LIBRARIANS Polly Adams .lm-an Colquhoun Lcjt to Right: Ji-an Colquhoun, June Mentzer, Donna Rhoades, Jn-an Bt-rg, Ann Moorf-lu-ad. Martha lfarnvr, Joan McCullough, Pat WOOHTQTT, Helen Saul. Jean Steck, Elizabeth Swaini, Judy Miller, BETTY WENCER Ulc- conzpanistl . 51 l Iunior High Glee Club Back Row: Louise Kramer, Judy Stoner, Mary Louise Miller, Barbara Adams, Barbara Salyers, Mildred Boise, Doris Lehman Delores Weidler, Norma Jumper, Florence Trump, Louise Fletcher, Lois Deitch, Barbara Waugaman, Helen Clausen Janet Dun- bar, Virginia O'Donnell. Fourth Row: Judy McCoy, Julia Gibbs, Carrie Walter, Vera Polgar, Joann Shank, Faye Yeingst, Leona Cole, Pat Bowers, Elaine Vovakis, Kiki- Kokalis, Donna Zeigler, Pat Wadel, Janet Brehm, Lois Hartzell, Frances Crall. Third Row: MISS ANDERSON tllirectorl, Melva Boyer, Susle Kunkel, Mary Bostock, Katherine Schocter, Alberta Barnett, Donna Boyd, Gwendaline Finkey, Emmie Robbins, Jackie Weary, Kay Shopp, Nancy Fickel, Edna Smee, Phoebe Gillaugh, Jean Baish, Virginia Stum, Virginia Ryan. Second Row: Virginia Martin, Thalia Milkovilch, Gloria Stone, Christine Crum, Virginia O'Donnel, Joyce Miller, Dorothy Kidd, Beverly Mendler, Edwina Taylor, Betty lleitch, Kathleen Kollas, Donna Willhide, Nina Slit-alfer, Marlene McCoy, Marion Eppley. First Row: Larry Warner, John McCullough, Richard Rockey, Bob Delancey, Charles Kepner, Eddy Baker, Robert Sheely, Herbert Parnes, Franklin Bistline, Bard Rupp, Ronald Wolfe, Herbie Ponds, John Lebo, Carl Chronister, Dick Ream, Bill Rogers, Kenny Hankins, Kenneth Walker. Girls' Glee Club Back Row: Margaret Stoufler, Anna Kline, Shirley Timmens, Ruth Mawery, Elizabeth Swaim, Carolyn Lackey, Carolyn Turner, Delores Nelson, Anna Dewalt, Marion Decker, Pat Makkibbin, Jean Colquhoun. Fourth Row: Joanne Roney, Pat Woomer, Donna Rhoades, Joyce Ryder, Jean James, Thelma Meyers, Joan McCullough, Joan Black, June Fry, Judy Miller, Jackie Bradley, Shirley Rank. Third Row: Mary Shover, Annie Sollenberger, Janet Rotz, Constance Grove, Bernice Bitner, Lois Nell, Jackie Rvnard, Anne Moorhead, Yvonne Martin, Lorna Stephenson, Maurita Timmens, Ruth Beams. Second Row: MISS ANDERSON CDirectorJ Helen Saul, Jean Steck, Dawn Brett, Nancy Olesky, Jean Berg, Joyce Goodyear, Betty WENG ER tAccompanistJ, Donna Snyder, June Mentzer, Barbara Kingsborough, Donna Ditzel, Joyce Sheaffer. First Row: Roxanne Epply, Carol Goodyear, Ann Gillaugh, Martha Farmer, Revenda Dysert, June Rice, Peggy Bistline, Dianne Howard, Nancy Goodyear, Jeanne Steele, Wilma Hoover, Gloria Bower. 1 l AF' - 5 L.. enior Band lst Row: Elizabeth Mountz, Joan Keith, Elega Kipps, Donna Snyder, Jean Steele, Gloria Boise. 2nd Row: Paul Burkhart, John Gillaugh, Charles Sheaffer, lsrael Hunter, Robert LaY, .lack Stearns, Nils Noaker, Bill Henry. Bob Stambaugh, Bill Coulson, Ken Bolze, Bob Wendcill, M R. NELSON fDirectorl. 3rd Row: Sam Riddlesberger. Ed. Herr, Ray Bolze, Lee Baric, Mac Barrick, BARBARA STEARNS fSecretary and Librarianj, Arline Richwine, Dixie Elliott, MARY JANE STINE iTreas11rer an1ILibrarir1nl, Pat Harris, Marie Stitzel, Joanne Bohn, Bob Hobaugh. 4th Row: Dick Crago, Ben Sollenberger, John Hertzler, Don Goodyear, Clark Heffelfinger, Don Shearer. Mclcslm lX7erdebach, Bill Johnson. Mary Jane Robinson, Joe Horner, Jim Lackey. Lester Day, GUY GUTSHALL fPresidentl. Lewis Vovakis. Sth Row: Ronald Berry, RICHARD SCHECTER lStuden1Dirertnrl, Lester Minnich. Ann Hertzler, Jolm Crum, Philip Hunwr, Harry Shrefller, Jack Weigle, Bob Keller. Nlajorettes Margie Fickel, Ann Moorhead, Nancy Lindsay, A A LJ A 'XIADELINE STUM lLeaderJ, Lana Gregor, Elaine Adams, Margie McGinnis. Additional Member: Jean Bamford. Aims of the Band are to teach Musician- ship, which consists of the ability to read music, to interpret music intelligently, and to play in tuneg to teach the appreciation of good music, to teaoh students to depend on themselves by learning their individual part, and to teach students to practice, thus filling spare moments. The Marching Band of 70 members par- ticipates at football games, parades, and community celebrations. Hag Tvvirlers Jackie Bradley, HELEN SAUL fLeaderJ, Joan Shetter, Mary Belle Shover, Mary Kerr. Orchestra lst Row: MR. NELSON, Directorg Phyllis Truchses, Herbert Parnes, Dick Lefever, Carol Bradley, Elizabeth Swaim, Ann Slayer. Emma Robbins. ARLINE RICHWINE, Manager, LOUIS LINE, Accompanist. 2nd Row: Barbara Stearns, MARY JANE STINE, Managerg Fifi Forrey, Elizabeth Mountz, Nanette Noaker, Susie Chronister. Last Row: Forrest Grimm, Don Shearer, Ed Herr, GUY GUTSHALL, Student Directorg Lee Baric, Bill Henry, Ed Swartz, Nils Noaker, Lester Day, RICHARD SCHECTER, Presidentg Ronald Beery, Ronald MdG0wan. Additional Members: Marie Stitzel, James Vovakis, Susan Peters. The Jr.-Sr. Orchestra of 27 members participates in assemblies and various plays. ,, W t. .--f. ,,-fr-,,.a,. , f f ,tb E4 Q. S A A A 2 Lil Iunior High Band First Row: Charlotte Ruhl, Carolyn Young, Virginia Shover, Peg Hartzel, Patty Gibb, Lois Deitch. Betty Myers. Second Row: Dick Minnick, Dick Rockey, Bill Rogers, Tony Rand, Beverly Werdebach, Dick Burkholder, Paul Shank, James Sunday, MR. NELSON, Director, Third Row: Walter Honnman, Kenneth Moran, Bill Bretz, Betty Eberts, Robert Corl, Andy Green, Larry Mentzer, Kenneth llankius, John Buttorii, Dick Lefever, James Goodyear. Ronnie Shover. Back Row: Bob Hobaugh, Donald Zeigler, Garry Gray, Fay Yeingsl, Dick Kuhn, Alfred Noggle, Mary Louise Miller, Susie Chronister, Judy Yeager, Arthur Lebo. Joyce Bohn, Shirley Black. 9 f 5Qi ' xx A Q f N Q . W g 'Z- J f , ,ff L Jf'A f fi, ff Football SALLY REVIE C.H.S. OPP. Middletown . .... 0 ..., 27 Palmerton .. ,. 7..., 0 Gettysburg . . . . 0 . . . . 6 Waynesboro ..,... ..., 2 6 .... 13 Shippensburg ....... ,... 1 9 .... 25 V . Hershey Industrial . . . . . 7 , . . . 27 ' Hershey .......,.. . . 7 .... 27 Hanover ...., . . 0 ..., 27 Chambersburg . . . . 6 , , , . 45 Selinsgrove . . , , . . 27 . . , . 0 Mechanicsburg ..... ,..,, 7 ..,. 2 7 Although the Herd fought its way through a tough season and finished with l,i' a rather spotty record, Carlisle's Glenn Biggs received the left end berth on the L all conference team, and honorable mention in the all state selections. The Z ii teamis record had its bright spots as it held Palmerton to no yards gained rushing 7 and thoroughly whipped a heavily favored Wlavnesboro eleven. lsr Row: Baird Brelim, Bill Mumper, Creedon Pvcliart, BOB ILGENFRITZ fffaptainlg Verle Piper, Clyde Winters, Gene Williams. 2nd Row: Bill Johns, Dick Bricker, Glenn Biggs, Robert Marrow, Jerry Beam, Bill Turner, Charles Zuver, Bob Winters. 3rd Row: Rodney Throne, Ronald Ahlers, Baird Stuart, Ed Beltzhoover, John Anderson, John Cypress, Ronald Jenkins. 4-th Row: John Geiling, Joe Boisvert, Glenn Stull, Cary Ahl, Bill Nickey, Leroy Worley, Dwight Beery. 5th Row: Sam Alexander, Jim Kipps, Bob Park. Top Row: Elmer Warner, Larry Shank, Leonard McCullough, Bob Baish. Y, Hershey , ........, . . New Cumberland . ,, Chambersburg ,.... New Bloomfield Hanover ,..,,... Gettysburg . . . Scotland ..,..,.. Mechanisburg . . . l lay Vees C.H.S. Opp. 19 0 44- 0 20 0 0 34 14 26 6 14 28 6 7 19 lr. Varsity on Row' 'Nlffrs 'NlcCullough, Shenk, Warner. NI'll Thumma, 1 . i U ,. . nh Row: COACH KERN, Chronister, Sllavffer, . 1 er, COACH ECKERT. 3rd Row: Lewis, Royer, Mullen, Washington, Weimer. 2nd Row: Wentzel, Easlep, Clopper, Arrich, Vovakis, Alexander Throne. k J hns, Roach, Darr, Lowry. lst Row: Eberts, Ceiling, Nic ey, 0 has scored! This year's team What a season! At last the lr. High But while fans were still agasp at Top Row: 3rd Row 2nd Row lst Row: COACH LICKEL, Maglin, B osser, : , y, , , Hatfield. J. Spraglin, Robinson. Foote, llarclerorle, lloerle. Lackey, Ricldlesheruer, Nlvvrs, lfalaman. Brehm, Frevinan, Boyer. ' , B lau h, Coulson. Beam, Iunior High l Mnfo COACH SMITH. Walker, Kerr, Arhegast, R. Spraglln, Adams, rumi g broke a streak of four scoreless years. ' . this first accomplishment, rookie Coach Arthur Smith and his faithful crew delivered an even more potent shock. They upset Mechanicsburg, 12-7. What a season! U I if. -ai . v TM I , -li 'iz-3533-'Q , Ag sg U .Wir 753 g 1 1 1 5 'IQ Y vl f .4 ,Q fo 7 , , I f Y , in 'ii 9 J XM Q ,I 'YS 3 wg '61 dn: ' Y . Ab' ' nam' 1 ITN ll? ,fra Ba kethall Captain Biggs Scores a Lon one Varsity Cage Crew lst row: Verle Piper, George Boger, Cleen Biggs, Dick Shearer, Cary Ahl, 2nd row: COACH REIFF, Wayne Mendenhall, Bob Winters, Bob Park, Bill Johns, Glenn Stull, 3rd row: Donald Hartman fManagerD, Roger Irwin Dwight Beery, DAVE HORLACHER Hflanageri 7 i Mendy Tosses in Another V Coaches Lickel, Sanzotto, Reiff, and Kern Discuss the Season wiinwrs Aims Canlfuuy lrwin Breaks Away 1 The Heart Breaking Mechanicsburg Came Pillflf OH Dfffme i Iunior Varsity lst row: Harry Godsey, Joe Roach, JOHN ARRICH iCaptainJ, .lack Mullen, Marshall Washing- ton, 2nd row: Donald Brehm, Elmer Lightner, MR. LICKEL fffoachl, Sam Alexander, Don Morrisg 3rd row: Donald Cross, Eddie Dowd, Philip Spear, David Ferreeg 4th row: JOHN GILLAUGH and CHARLES SHEAFFER lManagersJ. Iunior High arsity lst row: Charles Hall, Fred McCoy, DICK DARR lffaptainl, .lack Cypress, ,Jack Arhegastg 27111 row: Bud Kelly, Larry Shank, MR. KERN ifivtlflfhl, Rolwrl Roya-r, Perf' Calamari, Ronald Brumbaughg last rowg JOHN WENTZEL lManagerJ, .lim lloerlv, Arthur Keck, Joe Green, Benjamin Sollenherger, ROBERT LOWRY lMUHHgCfj. Iunior High Cheer Leaders ,,......f-f 'k ,Www rv ,.,-- ..,. .t-.,.,N'-NW ,...w,,,..-Y 1 ix' L , .. V'f3j?E1 i,g 1 A Mun fa 1 A ,-gh' J ii I 9 ,,,,.'w W' Pushups Prove a Pushover Spring Sports Coaches Eckert and Sanzotto Discuss '49 Prospects with Baseball Candidates Baseball Preliminaries First Meeting of the '49 Track Squad with Coaches Lehman and Reiff Spring Sports will he pictured also in the summer supplement of The Oracle. ,5 f , . x , xii 1 -7 YG' Qn? X ,jk I V X A ,i 5 V N , 5 f' I ' ' ,l ! ' X L I! Q A f ,- Q Q, , A J X X ' 1 9 I A 4 u , I x ' 1 5 me YP 4 g 9 K x5 A w -4 Aff - -,, R X 1 64 A ' bf N f Q , x f Y fx xi, ,rx X I - I 4'5 XX W fx 9 f A f fx W fx g W-am X1 f ' J M 2,1 X ,J JM xlff S' ,J 5 M. 7 !',',VfV , T 'I I N I 5. V' ' 'I-H rw 4 JW, W HQiQffNffM,2 wCf4m 'fWQu?mf Vf'M W d ' ff X? bf if Z :Egg 'J wr V E' X Lf xw G W -,Rui f if f 5! J We 'J YN K! mf 'W X ,fer-igw y f, Q I vip , 5 Q ,g j., fg , my V J f 5 5 'Q mx N a f 4,1 A I y u ,Rad j ' Y if-1' N V' , f if X X, M--X , 2 51 J 5515 If ' V X Wi X-Tj? L '1 .. si ', A ' X X ' l?a'7ia 1ff W Most Likely to Succeed Shirley Albert David Horlacher Did Most for 49 Most Studious .lean Berg jf David Horlacher . M i L'k bl Audrey Lipskv M V 'l B355 gtjfmg Wayne Mendenhall Hsin girlie -lim J UmPel' David Horlacher h0's Who Most Popular Best Looking Donna Snyder Madeline Sturn Dick Calaman Dick Bricker Best Leaders .lean Baker Betty Wenger Ed Leithead Best Dancers Mary Kerr .lack Mulgrew Best Musicians Betty Wenger Dick Schecter Best Athletes Best School Spirit and Peppzest Nellie Conn ami Glenn Biggs Betty Kunkel and Bob Black f,..,,,.f Biggest Flirts Wittiest Best Thespians Elega Kipps and Bob Winters Jeanne Baker and Bob Black Jeanne Baker and Bob Fjnkey fAlias Juliet and Romeol Mindful of pioneers of 1849, the class of 1949 selected as class flower the desert cactus, as colors, brown and gold, and as motto, We came, we saw, we conquered. Uur Gold ine--Uf emorie '4Lest we forgetla' - That need not be said, for how could we forget those wonderful years in C. H. S.? How could we forget the headaches caused by those tardy bells that were initiated in our sophomore year! How proud we were as juniors when the honor of being hall patrolmen was bestowed upon us! Or the way we always forgot our arm bands! Could we ever forget 'jumping Jewels' - our junior class play, or the party afterwards! Our 'ajunior Prom with its extraordinary decorations and entertainment, both carrying out our 49er theme! How sad we were when we lost our 6'Hendy!,' How could we forget the sheer ecstasy, in spite of the work involved therein, of being a senior! ' The way poor Shakespeare suffered in our English classes! Those conferences with Mr. Hench! Our senior class play! Or the fun we had on our class ride! Those home-room parties! The swell formals sponsored by the Hi-Y, the Y-Teens and the Girl Scouts! Could we ever forget the impressive Baccalaureate service and the tears in our hearts and eyes at Commencement! Could we ever forget these things? Never! They are too much a part of our lives and too much a part of the wonderful years we spent in the classrooms and halls of our beloved C. H. S. Plannin The Past To The Future Sitting along a stream one day I was panning for gold, and I really struck it rich. As the water flowed from the pan, it uncovered a message which I think should be printed here. The message stated that each of the following talents, abilities, and characteristics should be given to the persons designated. Dick 'Calaman,s presidencies to Bob Park Betty Wenger's piano talent to Peggy Gibson Bob Brough's shop ability to Gene Williams Lois Enck's figure to Joan Dreher Wayne Rutz,s salesmanship to Bob Baish Joby Stoopsis hair to Peggy Bistline Bob Spence,s ties to Joe Roach Elaine Adams' smile to Joanne Honey Sam Black's friendliness to George Bogar Clara Kollasi driver's license to Nancy Franklin Emmet Myers, quietness to Donnie Hartman Carolyn 0cker's petiteness to Ann Moorehead Bill Mumper's laugh to Turtle Jenkins Diz Adams' glasses to Muggs McGinnis Jack Mulgrewas dancing feet to Bob Keller Madeline Stum's good looks to Jean Steele Dick Stanton's sodability to George Brown Doris Gleimis intelligence to Roxy Eppley Glenn Biggsis football talent to Don Clark Shirley Shetron's height to Margie Fickel Verle Piper's clothes to Dwight Beery Audrey Lipskeyis red hair to Mary Bistline Harold Russel's Wizzer7, to Cary Ahl Betty Hoch,s May I help you?,7 to Wilma Hoover Jim Jumper7s shyness to Dick Eberts Lois Arnold's automobiles to Doris Arnold Bob Shearer's wonderful voice to Bill Frye Sally Revie,s terrific art ability to Betty Jenkins Bob Jenkins, trips to York to Jake Trimmer and Helen Saul's giggle to Jackie Rynard. After I drove a stake in the ground to prove this gold discovery was mine, I went to town to file my claim. When I came back l found another message, only this one was attached to my stake. What follows is the message. lt has been so deemed by the powers that be, that the senior class of Carlisle High School in the year of nineteen hundred and forty-nine should remind the underclassmen of all the joys and pleasures which will be theirs, the wonderful la s which they can work for and enjoy' the football, baseball and basketball P Y 1 1 Uames whether they win, lose or drawg the track meets where even the spectators get windedg the swell class advisersg the job of picking class rings and name cardsg the efiiciency of the office staff, detention hall and heavy homework assign- mentsf, And right at the end of the message it said: Let us not forget to remind coming classes that high school days are generally one's happiest and should and will be full of headaches, Periscope and Oracle, heartaches, laughter, tears, songs, color, teachers, and classmates. You who have so much more than we did in 1849, make the most of your good fortune. Elaine Adams Harry P. Breen Miss Eleanor Bridges Bob Finkey Mrs. John Fourlas Doris Fraker Mr. Sz Mrs. John Fraker Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore R. Franklin Mark Garber Barbree Ann Gayle Mrs. Ethel Gibb Mr. 81 Mrs. Ira K. Gleim Mr. Sz Mrs. Albert Gregor l. M. Hance Mrs. C. K. Hewitt Patrons Clara Kollas Walter H. Kutz Mr. Sz Mrs. W. A. Martin Nickel and Revie Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Rutz Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph O. Shatto Mr. 81 Mrs. George Sidesinger Billy Smith Susan Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl Stevens Marie Stevens Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold L. Stum Mr. 81 Mrs. J. E. Warrell Mr. 31 Mrs. Herman C. Wentz M. N. Whitcomb Homeroom No. 108 - Class of '49 Martha J- Wickard Harold Irwin BCUY Young Mr. si Mm. Dale F. Jones Mr- SITMTS- Henry Young Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy Kerns Mae XQUUS H. B. Kime LCC Zelgler CARLISLE TRUST COMPANY N Top row, left to right: Miss Hedden, MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE Miss Gook, Mrs Scott, Miss Adams and Miss Fickes, Mr. Gabler, Miss Flckes, Mr. SYSTEM Sanzotto. Lower row: Mr. Smith, Miss Htll,M'sHdd dM.Stt4' FEDERAL DEREK? INSURANCE ifllifoi, xiii. ifafflf ii.. ii2....fff Milf - Cockley, Miss Hoover. mf ,. 1 '4-9ers Prom Scene PEOPLE TO SEE AND PLACES T0 VISIT WHEN IN NEED A ttorney-at-Law Hyman Goldstein, 31 West High Street .....4. . . Bakery Little Do-Nut Shop, 52M West Louther Street ..,, .... Beauty Shops Alice Hedglin, 4 North Hanover Street .... .... Children's Wear Lehman's, 1 South Hanover Street . .. . Decorators Smee and Reed, 7 East Louther Street ,... ,,,. Department Stores Bowman 81 Co., 12 South Hanover Street .,...,. . . . Electrical Appliances Billetls Electric Shop, 115 South Hanover Street ..... Farm Equipment and Supplies Carlisle Farm Sz Home Supply, 11 East High Street . , . , . . , Shover Brothers, West South Street ............... Florists Robbins, 3 South Pitt Street ...... Furniture Earleys, 1111+ North Hanover Street ,,..,,......,.. Garages and Service Stations . . .Phone 522 Phone 779-W Phone 586-W .Phone 598-.1 Phone 145-W . ,Phone 280 . Phone 1080-,I . Phone 1617 Phone 124-9-.1 Phone 1054-J . . .Phone 74 Barricks' Sunoco Service, 330 South Hanover Street . . . .... Phone 469-R Sailer Motors, Inc., 726 North Hanover Street ...... ..... P hone 20 . Phone 224 Seven Star Garage, Harrisburg Pike . . . . . .... . . , . . . Roy E. Williams, Gararge, 519 South Hanover Street .... . . Grocery Stores Arnolds, Food Market, Mt. Holly Springs .,......,.., .. Johnstonis Pure Food Store, 161 South Hanover Street ..... . . . Hotels Grand View, 1510 North West Street .....,,,..,.. . jewelers Line Sz Line Jewelry Store, 13 South Hanover Street .... . . . Ice Cream Manufacturers Leonard J. Kohr, 156 West High Street .,,.,.. . . . .. Ice Cream Parlors Phone 1530 . . .Phone 6-1 .Phone 38-M . Phone 1272 . Phone 14156-,I Phone 373-R The Chocolate S'hop, 35 West High Street .... .... P hone 4-60 Laundries Swimmers Dry Cleaning, 4-4' West High Street . . . .... Phone 1114- Meat Markets Charles Hoffer, 151 South Hanover Street ..... ..... P hone 561 Menis Clothing Stores Blumenthal, 32 North Hanover Street .... Phone 165 Optometrists A. G. Wright, Jr., 119 West High Street .. Phone 1157-R Printers Kirsch 81 Grove, 18 South Pitt Street ...... .. Phone 4-89-.1 Restaurants Carlisle Diner 81 Grill, 10 North Pitt Street . Phone 932 Hamilton Restaurant, 55 West High Street .... .... P hone 1600 Shoe Dealers Glick's Shoe Store, 120 North Hanover Street .... Phone 1405 Shoe Repairing Greason's Shoe Repair, 101 North Hanover Street .. Phone 1244-,I Sporting Goods Charlton's Sports Equipment, 17 East High Street .. ..... Phone 1021-M Stationery and Book Stores Christian Book Store, 126 South Hanover Street ..... Phone 1223-R1 Ten Cent Stores Trimmeris 5 81 10, South Hanover Street. ,..,... ..,.. P hone 795 Wall Paper Timmens, 40 West Louther Street .... ...Phone 117-1 Womerfs Apparel Decker Sz Sours, 16 West High Street . . . ,.... Phone 993-R Y.M.C.A., 15 West High Street .......... . ...Phone 550 CARLISLE'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN WM. C. MEADS - Studio - 140 W. P H O T O G R A P H E R COMMERCIAL POR TRAITURE WEDDINGS QCandid and Studio, HIGH ST. - Phone 1582 There's no need to go out West- J FINEST CAKES, ROLLS, PIES THIS SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI AT 24 DE LUXE BAKERY PHONE 1433 . P. BIXLER 8: SON HARDWARE SPORTING Goons HIGH ST., CARLISLE E. ESTABLISHED 1806 103 Years of Service 6- -0 A A - - A A A A A A - A 4 A A A A :::: FOR TRULY THE BEST IN MEN'S CLOTHES YOU'RE NEVER BEHIND THE 8-BALI.. SHOP AT AT S W I C E R T ' S D E C K E R ' S THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN BILLIARD PARLOR 5 E A R S R 0 E B U C K CARLISLE ORDER OFFICE SCOUT THROUGH DURING THE PAST LIGHT'S STATIONERY STORE FOR VERY LATEST IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN THE PRESENT AND IN THE FUTURE IT'S EVERYTHINGFOR THAT BIG PARTY 'A truly great store for young men FOOD BASKET Ofallagfs- MAKE IT THE 1949 GOLD RUSH TO - 5 15 STEARNS JEWELRY STORE ??JLi!?Ex N i .1 fir: FOR THE VERY LATEST .I w IN BEAUTIFUL JEYVELRY ALWAYS THE LATEST IN WOMEN'S FASHIONS Wenger's A VERY YOUTHFUL SHOP For the FINEST in HOTEL SERVICE We advise you to stop at the MOLLY PITCHER AND JAMES WILSON HOTELS, Inc. LESLIE V. BENTLEY, Pres. SWIGERT'S FOOD MARKET MEAT AND GROCERIES 35 SOUTH HANOVER STREET Play the old game with comfort supreme at MAI-LE LANE BOWLING ALLEY Rings and things not only in gold but in silver, loo! CO'NLYN'S O T ? nest in tone quality by any standards Now on display at Smith Music House Compliments of ASSOCIATED GROCERS of CARLISLE BAKER AND GUSSMAN PRINTERS 16 NORTH PITT STREET THE LATEST IN FASHIONS AT MODERATE PRICES SADIE DRESS SHOP 26 N. HANOVER STREET BARN HARTIS FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats and Vegetables Staple and Fancy Groceries Frosted Vegetables and Fish Compliments of P. R. HOFFMAN COMPANY -A ...A -- ,:::4::::-----..--- -::: AT ARNOLD MOTORS '1'HE EVENING SEN'I'INEL Yon doni see Covered Wagons but the newest in streamlined DeSoto and Plymouth cars CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA A Good Daily Newspaper Since l88l. ,NUT ONLY LXCELLENT JEYVELRY, BUT'EXPERT'BHDDERN YVORKMANSHIP available at H O U C K ' S The Gold Rushers of l849 Pioneered in the Settlement of our country. For a Pioneer Store in Modern Sports Equipment See COCHRAN AND ALLEN, INC. 9 -.- -:::,,: ,,,,,::,:::::::,::::::,::::,:,,,,:::,,,,:, - :::- 9 Carlisle Shoe Company mgci5!ZZE He FOR THE VERY BEST IN FINE FOOD AND SERVICE PATRONIZE F1 S DS THE CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Cordially Invites Your Use of Its Banking Facilities in Your Professional or Commercial Career. A Sound Bank in a Modern Building Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DAILY MOTOR EXPRESS 1849 20 miles a day 1949 350 miles a day ' - ' -,. 9111. . ' - aflvswf .f N ,., g,..,'1g3- aw-M-'VA-'I 1 . f-1-fi? 'f3:'f 5 Yiifffb'fw:L, . X' 1' ig., .... - There's always a rush to EPPLEY'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE FOR COSMETICS, DRUGS AND SNACKS Today it's the finest in MILLWORK LUMBER HARDWARE PAINTS BEETEM LUMBER CO. FIRST, LAST, AND ALWAYS IT'S T H E H U B A Fine Quality Store. IN 1949 IT'S FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FROM KARPER AND GATES PAUL O. SUNDAY CUM1s1aRLANn Fmzus CARL1s1,1c F1cR'1'1L111R9 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION HALL ASSOCIATION post 1101 NARROW RIBBON SPECIALTY MILLS, INC CARLISLE, PA. SATIN, GRKJSGRAIN, IXIOIRE AND FANCY RIBBONS ON YOUR BIRTHDAY SEND YOUR MOTHER FLOWERS SHE'LL LOVE THEM. I George s WEST AT G STREET PHONE 26 - - -:.-:::: ::::::.-::::::::::::::::o::::::::::::::::::::::::.A: I v :::::: '::::::::::::Qk 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I A---Q Y rm 1- 3? If 'T 1' O I Z 'I Q W F3 Z P Z 'U 39 'U F1 75 Q Q THE FINEST OF PAPER MANUFACTURERS Expert Processing of Industrial and Commercial Filter Paper FARMERS' TRUST COMPANY CARLISLE, PA. Established 1902 Member F. D. I. C. RUFE CHEVROLET, INC. SELECTION OF GOOD USED CARS LARGE STOCK OF CHEVROLET PARTS MECHANICAL Xa RADIATOR REPAIRS BODY 8: FENDER REPAIRS AUTO PAINTING Sc TOUCTTI UP GLASS REPLACEMENT 25 N. BEDFORD ST., Carlisle. Tel. 1500 SHULENBERGER FUNERAL HOME 169-171 WEST HIGH STREET PHONE 89 THE LOVELIEST AND LATEST IN FASHIONS ON DISPLAY AT KATHLEEN HITCHENS From the bumpy steel-rim wheels of the covered wagon To the Air-Miser Tubes of today 3 ,V , . A ' :V-5fjf,,f4f 'V f- 5 CARLISLE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY O :::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::: :: ::, O 5' 4 4 'I 4 4 44 44 4 4 I 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 '4 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 'I 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 44 :4 I 14 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 GO PIONEERING THROUGH THE Carlisle Food Market CARLISLE'S COMPLETE FOOD DEPARTMENT STORE R A Y B. L A C K E Y CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDINGS REMOIJELING - JOBBING AND FLOOR FINISHING 202 S. WEST ST. Phone 1783 CARLISLE, PA. 44 .:: - 0 44 44 44 I 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 I I 44 44 44 44 44 44 I I I I I N I I 44 44 44 I 44 44 '4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 I 4 44 44 44 44 I I I 44 44 44 '4 4 44 14 4 44 4 44 I S 5 I 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 '4 44 4 44 44 44 44 4 I '4 44 44 0 Q,-,- 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I A Kruger Dairy 1919 -1949 PROCESSORS AND MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM 30 Years Servicing Carlisle and surrounding Community 420 FRANKLIN ST. CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA TODAY'S TRAIN TRAVEL D-EPENDS ON THE SERVICE RENDERED BY THE Frog 8 Switch Manufacturing Co. CARLISLE, PA. .:-.,::,::::::,:::,A: -,::::,-:, :::::::-:::::::v-::::::::::::::::I Aerial Photograph of the Carlisle Mill of C. H. Alasland 8: Sons C. H. Masland 8: Sons - ESTABLISHED 1866 - Makers of Masland Wilton Broadloorns, Masland Argonne Broadlooms, Masland Sports1nan's Wear and Auto Seat Covers ALWAYS BEYTER THAN NEED IE 234,53 r J, , J MASLAND CARLISLE, PENNA. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.