Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA) - Class of 1952 Page 1 of 108
Cover
Pages 6 - 7 Pages 10 - 11 Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9 Pages 12 - 13 Pages 16 - 17
Show Hide text for 1952 volume (OCR )
Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume: “
1 1895 Student Group at Parade Grounds, Carlisle Indian School Oklahoma City Honors Pennsylvania’s Governor Fine Contents Carlisle’s Indian Heritage.Pages 1- 4 Our Tepee - Carlisle High School - - - Pages 5- 6 Learned Ones.p ag es 7- 16 Future Braves.p age s 17. 26 Tribal Doings.p ages 27- 46 Tribal Heroes.p ages 47. 56 Braves.Pages 57- 80 Trading Post. Pages 81 _ 98 End of The Trail.Pages 99-100 EARLY DAYS AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL WELCOME TO CARLISLE 1 Indians have long been associated with Carlisle because of the Indian school for which Carlisle is known throughout the United States. Here Jim Thorpe, named the greatest- athlete of this century, start¬ ed his career. Although we now have no Indians in Carlisle, last summer in con¬ nection with the premier of the Thorpe movie, an Indian Princess visited us from Oklahoma City and here presented to the Governor of Pennsylvania, Governor John S. Fine, war bonnets of honor. Today, though museums contain many pictures of it, the Carlisle Indian School (1879- 1918) is no more; yet we remember our debt to the First Americans, and have chosen an Indian Theme for our 1952 Oracle. In this book we invite you to visit our Carlisle High School and here to see its members. As we emulate the courage, skill, and physical strength of these Ind¬ ian Americans, may we, too, grow to be good Americans, better equipped to meet life squarely and to face the future un¬ afraid. BRIG. GEN. TRUDEAU PRAISES THORPE’S PROWESS Oracle , t ho have sometimes ly referred to ndians.” Your interest spiration lmpor ill forever chei landing, in both joy and so :s to attain a goal denied to many. It titude that we present this yearbook 4 TEPEE - TEMPORARY HOME Dot Wilson, secretary; Dick Darr, presi¬ dent; Miss Hedden, class adviser; Fred McCoy, vice-presidentj and Dolores Wisot- zkey, treasurer, bid you enter. SENIOR OFFICERS WELCOME YOU TO OUR TEPEE LAMBERTON HIGH SCHOOL, CARLISLE Welcome To Our Parents Who Have Shown Interest By Attending Open House “Which way to the elevators?” No homework toni ght! On November 5, 1951, many parents and friends visited C. H. S. at the annual Open House. Parents, following students’ schedules, also had opportunity to confer with individual teachers. Members of the Hostess Club contributed much to the success of the evening by acting as guides, and by serving refresh¬ ments in the-cafeteria. Just push this lever, and the P.A. system’s in action.” ‘One stanza of ‘When You and I Were Young, Maggie’.” Mr. Mullen and all those Ladies! Our study halls were never like this. 6 “Carlisle High School had a farm, e-i-e-i-o.” SCHOOL BOARD These People plan for and direct us . . . Front Row : DR. FORNEY F. GEORGE (vice-president), Mrs. Wilson R. Ritter, Dr. Ray McCullough, MISS MARY LOUISE MARTIN (clerk) . Back Row: MR. DAVID L. SWARTZ (superintendent) , MR. B. F. DUNKELBERGER (secretary and business manager) , Mr. Leroy G. Martin, Mr. J. R. Gouffer, (News Reporter) , Mr. John W. Altland, Mr. A. E. Eby, MR. HAROLD S. IRWIN (treasurer), MR. J. DUFF GEORGE (president) . ( Non members) MR. DAVID L. SWARTZ Superintendent This planning committee of faculty members oversees all policies of the administration, prepares for faculty workshop meetings, and coordinates the work of the entire school. Seated: Mr. Mark Burkhart, chair¬ man; Mr. Maynard Gillaugh, secre¬ tary; Mr. Charles Lehman, assistant- principal; Miss Isabelle Hoover, Eng¬ lish department; Miss Martha Adams, mathematics; Miss Emily Hedden, commercial; Miss Mary McAdoo, chief librarian. Standing: Mr. Raymond Gabler, social studies department; Mr. Edgar Eastep, vocational; Mr. Joseph Anthony, science. cm U yflg a! j mm. W • 1 Mr. Mark N. Burkhart, principal; Mr. Charles Lehman, assistant principal. I r These friends advise and guide us . . . Miss H elen Neyhard, home and school visitor; Mr. Maynard Gillaugh, director of testing and guidance. RECORDS AND MONEY MATTERS ARE CONSIDERED HERE Miss Mary L. Martin, Chief Clerk; Miss Florence Ludt, Secretary to Superintendent; Miss Elizabeth Gibb, Secre¬ tary to Principal; Mr. B. F. Dunkelberger, Business Manager. KATHARINE R. COOK Hostess Club, Intramural Sports, Ninth Grade Adviser, English. Ten Hours Wilhout Pay—Detention Hall MARTHA E. ADAMS Head of Mathematics Depart¬ ment, Eleventh Grade Adviser, Mathematics MADGE A. ANDERSON Boys’ Glee Club, Choir, Jr. H. S. Glee Club, Double Sextette, Vocal Music. SCOTT A. ANDERSON Machine and Tool Shop. JOSEPH E. ANTHONY Head of Science Department, Assistant Faculty Manager of Athletics, Chemistry, Physics. Intramural Sports Coaches Hold a Pow-wow! ARTHUR W. BOLZE Adult Drivers’ Training, Social Studies. GEORGE A. BRADLEY Projection Club, Mathematics WINIFRED E. CARROLL Eighth Grade Adviser, English, History. FRANK R. CASHMAN Safety Patrol, Art, Drivers Training, Geography, Science MARCELLE COCKLEY Dancing Clubs, Health, Physi cal Education. Mr. Morgan, softball; Miss Pinchock, basketball, kickball; Mr. Eckert, touch football, boys’ softball; Mr. Zeigler, touch foot¬ ball, bowling, basketball, softball; Miss Cook, volleyball, softball. Under the able direction of Mr. Frank Cashman, the Safety Patrol directs both pedes¬ trian and bicycle traffic in the area of Carlisle High School. These boys have been chosen because they main¬ tain a satisfactory average and show a good sense of re¬ sponsibility. It ' s Better To Be Safe Than Sorry! Donald Comp, Ken Darhower, Mr. CASH- MAN (adviser), Ronald Smallwood, Bob Weary. Absent: Bill Leidigh. ROBERT CROFT History. LAWRENCE DOSTER Social Studies. WILLIAM EARP Detention Hall, Mathematics, Orientation. Not All Teaching Is Done In The Classroom 10 E. I. EASTEP Head of Vocational Depart¬ ment, Director of Adult Edu¬ cation. LESTER T. ETTER History. EUGENE EVANS Varsity Football, Varsity Bas¬ ketball, Mathematics, Science. MARY E. FICKES Engl ish. RAYMOND S. GABLER Head of Social Studies Depart¬ ment, Drivers’ Training, Social Studies. JOHN C. GROOME Camera Club, Physical Sci¬ ences. JACK GUISTWHITE Bookkeeping, Mathematics. EMILY HEDDEN Head of Commercial Depart¬ ment, Cafeteria Financial Manager, Twelfth Grade Ad¬ viser, Stenography, Typing. DOLORES HOCKER Y-Teen Adviser, Clothing, Home Economics. ISABELLE R. HOOVER Head of Language Depart¬ ment, Debate Club, Oracle Staff, English. ELINOR D. HOST French Club, Jr. H.S. and Sr. H.S. Dramatic Clubs, Thesp¬ ians, English, French. CHESTER K. KAMOWSKI Vocational Auto Shop. “WHY, JUST ONE DROP OF THIS WILL END IT ALL” “TAKE A WELL-DESERVED BOW, MISS ANDERSON” “HAVE YOU HEARD HOW YOU SOUND?” HAROLD E. ECKERT Varsity Baseball, J.V. Football, Jr. Hi-Y Club, Mathematics. ®JB m l ■ « DONALD L. KERN Jr. Varsity Basketball, English, Geography, Science. BARBARA E. LESHER 1 1 Geography, Science. Classes Appeal To Many Interest ' s HAROLD LESHER Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop. CHESTER A. LICKEL Biology Club, Biology. ROBERT R. LINE Mechanical Drawing. ROMEYN M. LOWTHER Bird Club, Home Manage ment. Psychology, Sewing, THE WOODPECKERS OF C. H. S MARY MACLAY Junior Red Cross, Y-Teen Ad¬ viser, Library Instruction. HELEN H. MARTIN Thespians, Biology, English. MARY K. McADOO Head of Library Department, Jr. H.S. and Sr. H.S. Chapel Committees, Library Club, Li¬ brarian. “KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE BOOK!” SARAH McKILLIP Supervisor of School Lunch Program, Home Economics. K. R. MILLEN Director of Intramural Sports, Varsity Football, Athletic Di¬ rector, History. CLARENCE E. MILLER Math and Weather Club, Mathematics. MARGUERITE L. MILLER Y-Teen Adviser, Mathematics, Typing. STANLEY MORGAN, JR. Varsity Football, Jr. H.S. J.V. Basketball, Track, Geography, History. Classes Meet Vocational Needs MARY LOUISE MORGAN- THALL Debate Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Class Play, Eng¬ lish. JOHN A. MOUNT faculty Manager of Athletics, Future Mechanics, Millikan Science Club, Science. I SOME OF THE BIG WHEELS WARREN E. MULLEN Senior Hi-Y, Stage Club, Art. SHIRLEY NAUGLE Spanish Club, English, Span¬ ish. HENRY NELSON Junior and Senior Bands, Or¬ chestra, Instrumental Music. CAROLINE NOLEN Tenth Grade Adviser, Latin, History. MARIE PINCHOCK Cheerleading, Intramural Sports, Y-Teen Adviser, May Day, Health, Physical Educa¬ tion. JAMES B. ROCH Jr. H.S. Football, Jr. H.S. Bas¬ ketball, J.V. Baseball, Leaders’ Club, Health, Physical Educa¬ tion. FASHION-WISE GALS “WELL, THERE’S A SLIGPIT RESEMBLANCE!’’ VIVIAN WILLIAMS Future Retailers’ Club, Voca¬ tional Distributive. MARY C. YEAGER Seventh Grade Adviser, Geo¬ graphy, History. JEAN YOCUM Commercial Club, English, Commercial Subjects, Consum¬ er Education. RICHARD H. ZEIGLER Checker Club, Intramural Sports. Mathematics. MARLIN L. ROOK Future Farmers of America, Vocational Agriculture. OELLA L. SCOTT English. M. PAULINE SHEEDER English. CLARENCE B. SOLLEN- BERGER Jr. H.S. and Sr. H.S. Chapel Committees, Leathercraft, Woodshop. WILLIAM F. STONG Mill and Cabinet. EMELYN TRINE Periscope, English. We Learn By Doing, Too Frosty attends class, too. Spooning under the Harvest Moon The World at Your Fingertip. “Open wider, please,” says Dr. Miller to Ronald Burgard, as school nurses Miss Blanche Ricker (left) and Mrs. Irva Woomer (right) observe. Mrs. Evelyn Durnin, medical secretary, takes the notes. POTENTIAL CHAMPIONS Jr. Thunderettes vs. Sr. Chester Hops “It’s very good. I know yo u’ll enjoy it.” Sally Braund, MISS McADOO (librarian) , Mary Bostock, Dolores Wisotzkey. 14 “And this is the horn, John.” eacherS are This Helps When It ' s 2 Below Outside “HOW ABOUT A LITTLE MORE HEAT?” CUSTODIANS Mr. Percy C. Hewitt, Mr. Harold Stout, Mr. Leroy McBride. Absent: Mrs. Alice Brownawell, Mr. Robert Sheely, Mr. Frank Hart. They lick the platter clean. “ONE PLATTER COMING UP” — Miss Sarah McKillip, supervisor, with Mrs. Martha Blosser and Mrs. Mary Pittman, cooks. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Shirley Gordon, Dorothy Penner, Doris Smith, Nona I’hela- baum, Joyce Miller, Betty Gordon, Doris Zinn, Elaine Houtz, Betty Bailey. ELEVENTH GRADE — Front row. S. May, E. Jackson, D. DeLaiicey, C. Young, B. Peiper, M. Weary, M. Violante, D. Hoerner, M. Curlen, S. Kling. Second roiv: M. Myers, E. Cassell, M. Spraglin, D. Guise, J. Rasp, N. Swartz, M. Baitsell, H. Smith, A. Sheller, A. Schmoll, M. Williams, J. Beltzhoover, J. Weary, J. Sell. Third row: E. Keller, R. Gibson, S. Snyder, J. Kottmyer, J. Adams, B. Glein, A. Hosier, F. Forrey, G. Martin, S. Wilson, G. Hurley, P. Gsell, G. Hoover. Fourth row: B. Franciscus, C. Gibb, J. Coleman, S. Braught, S. Grant, D. Clugh, G. Failor, E. Smallwood, M. Boyer, J. Bear, D. Black, L. Mullen, J. Weary, P. Mountz, B. Wagner. Fifth row: B. Beittel, R. Wolf, J. Martin, D. Diehl, D. Rohrer, A. Beach, J. Shearer, N. Kidd, B. Myers, N. Foote, S. Kunkel, M. Royer, B. Brownawell, R. Sutton, G. Bowers, D. Bear. Sixth row: R. Stambaugh, W. Weary, B. Berg, T. Frederick, B. Lay, P. Coulson, E. Herr, J. Donsen, E. Watson, G. Nisley, B. Palmer, N. Phelabaum, B. Stickel, S. Rough. Seventh rozu: H. Priest, R. Shearer, M. Ogle, D. Peiper, L. Gensler, P. Rhoads, R. McKee, E. Fisher, J. Hertzler, P. Bensing, R. Minich, W. Hench, G. Clark, S. Miller, D. Grove, L. Sunday. Back row: R. Smith, L. Miller, E. Bigler, C. Click, O. Gross, F. Horner, T. Wagner, R. Rowe, F. Kelly, L. Myers, D. Blaine, D. Keck, D. Beam, R. Day, H. Gardner. Absent: R. Barrick, A. Biggs, H. Bixler, A. Collins, C. Darr, N. Hartman, G. Mains, J. Miller, R. Miller, D. Moll, E. Smallwood, D. Touloumes, K. Walters, D. Wickard. Class of 1953 Juniors, proudly wearing their class rings chosen this year, entertained the Seniors in the big dance of the year, the annual Junior Prom. Money toward the expense of the Prom was earned by sponsoring dances after the basketball games. ELEVENTH GRADE — i ■ ELEVENTH GRADE — Front, row : D. Magee, D. Gottlieb, J. Lindsey, C. Downing, J. Forney, A. Harbach, P. Shaffer, T. Steigleman, E. Cook, C. Brobson, B. Garland, S. Cleaver, R. Morrison. Second row: A. Albright, C. Irwin, N. Hulton, n! Linthicum, M. McKillip, S. Fraker, A. Howard, B. Seider, J. Peiper, J. Rutter, J. Bohn, V. Wilt, A. Gilbert. Third row: N. Green, J. Patterson, S. Bogar, S. Snyder, A. Cramp, D. Mullen, J. Baish, E. Sillers, A. Colley, J. Clippinger, S. Bishop, D. Stong, J. Gephart, J. Fenton. Fourth row: M. Foote, D. Jones, W. Brownawell, R. Burgard, J. Stoner, S. Bernard, f! Speck, M. Adams, A. Zecha, C. McCarthy, J. Boozel, R. Olson, J. Stearns, P. Harris. Fifth row: D. Houtz, S. Swartz, N. Callio, M. Robinson, J. Hefflefinger, A. Barnett, M. Black, J. Ream, B. Bailey, L. Hurley, M. Herr, M. Hamilton, H. Casey, J. Bohn, J. Yinger, T. Liebrum. Sixth row: J. Painter, R. Waggoner, J. Miller, L. Myers, G. Emmons, L. Cook, P. Con¬ nelly, R. Jones, P. Gillaugh, A. Braught, B. Miller, C. Setlock, D. Fulton, B. Marshall, W. Brehm, R. Cypress. Seventh row: B. Weaver, L. Newhouse, M. Lehman, M. Gouge, K. Ocker, P. Hunter, J. Gibbs, G. Hoffer, R. Smith, T. Rasmussen, D. Scott, P. Arbegast, B. Shetter, W. Bretz, W. Alwood, F. Brumbaugh, F. Goodyear. Back row: B. Bostock, A. Hertzler, K. Kerr, W. Solomon, R. Martin, M. Heishman, J. Rasmussen, L. Lindsey, R. Bolze, R. Russell, C. Drew, J. Shannon, H. Schreffler, J. ' Lackey, J. Akers, R. Kuhn. GOOD PROSPECTS Talking over plans for the Junior Prom are MISS ADAMS (adviser) , GEORGE HOFFER (vice-president) , DICK SMITH (treasurer) , JIM LACKEY (president), and DARLENE DE- LAN CEY (secretary) . ELEVENTH GRADE J r 1 ' ■19 ■ M 9 L L m TENTH GRADE — Front row: J. Keller, B. Miller, V. Dinsmore, B. Kepner, J. Markel, R. Trostle, E. Lombardo, H. Lupfer, R. Holley, R. Thompson, C. Coates, E. Arter, M. Calaman, D. Hoffman. Second row: E. Houtz, D. Moose, F. Wentz, L. Latham, J. Cassell, R. Wolfe, D. Calaman, A. Lebo, M. Delp, D. Hunter, G. Kling, P. Lay, C. Danner, M. Wetzel, H. Barrick. Third row: J. Myers, D. Smith, R. Myers, H. Cleaver, R. Mains, G. Wolfe, R. Kutz, C. Profater, B. Rothermel, L. Rowe, E. Riggleman, V. Moore, B. Lay, J. Miller, A. Hoy. Fourth row: W. Goodrich, W. Leaman, H. Miller, B. West- fall, K. Fagan, A. Fisher, C. Dick, J. Buttorff, W. Keller, L. Warner, W. Reichard, R. Trimmer, B. Deitch, S. McCalister, D. Swartz, D. Long, M. Smith. Fifth row: R. McCalister, W. Heishman, K. Dunlap, K. Cole, E. Welsh, G. Over, R. Egolf, C. Chronister, R. Albright, M. Hyser, C. Wilcox, J. Hodge, J. Johnson, K. Rafferty, R. Sheriff, V. O’Donnell, D. Jones. Sixth row: R. Sheely, C. Hall, E. Richwine, J. Lassetter, J. Gavin, S. Miller, J. Mellinger, S. Black, N. Reider, D. Calaman, D. Lin¬ coln, E. Minich, H. Clausen, M. Root, M. Swigert, L. Snyder, K. Minich. Seventh roju: E. Baker, J. Myers, J. Halter, L. Sheaffer, P. Coleman, C. Gibson, R. Mallein, J. Clopper, C. Nickel, J. Cohill, W. Windish, B. Carpenter, L. Hall, L. Kramer, V. Kuhn, K. Keck. Hack row: K. Clouser, L. Baker, R. Kuhn, P. Horn, R. Adler, H. Donnelly, J. Kelso, M. Daley, R. Gall, J. Malmstrom, R. Hair, C. Day, M. Hornberger, L. Frownfelter, C. Leeds, C. Group, U. Robinson, R. Snyder. 8 i MISS NOLEN (adviser), and tenth grade officers PAUL MORAN (treasurer) , DONNA WILLHIDE (secretary), JEAN PLASTERER (vice-president) , and RICHARD LEFEVER (president). TENTH GRADE - ■ I - r i y i ' i . « jr Vy p z fl m n fj gj in u • 4 TENTH GRADE — Front row : L. Myers, S. Murphy, M. McCoy, K. Beltzhoover, D. Wilhide, K. Henry, M. Day, E. Taylor, J. Hildebrand, S. Hockenberry, B. Mendler, J. Hamilton, S. Arnold, F. Bistline, G. Chronister, G. Bagrosky, S. Darhower, J. Wilson, N. Bretz. Second roiv: D. Ream, I. Monismith, A. Lehman, D. Zeigler, K. Kolias, J. Carter, S. Sellers, R. Verdekal, N. Miller, P. Bowers, M. Eppley, B. Linthicum.C. Smeigh, J. Alexander, E. Bear, S. Roberts, S. Lamma, V. Goodhart, T. Weakley. Third row: R. Bartoli, R. Lefever, N. Nickel, R. Washington, K. Walker, E. Peters, D. Rutz, C. Heckman, E. Carothers, R. Lehman, B. Chronister, J. Shank, J. Dunbar, S. Mikkelsen, J. Myers, B. Lebo, V. Barrick. Fourth row: B. Rupp, R. McCalister, R. Bream, A. Fry, J. Foreman, D. Bovd, B. Sillers, M. Myers, G. Weibley, R. Wise, F. Mc¬ Laughlin, V. Peters, J. Plasterer, J. Rynard, D. Vaughn, S. Palmer, P. Finklebinder, N. Sheaffer, J. Shelter. Fifth row: J. Price, J. Lawson, D. Kidd, K. Kokolis, S. Zimmerman, G. Stone, S. Tusing, S. Chronister, L. Hammersberg, V. Polgar, K. McNair, J. Bohn, Y. Thompson, M. Good, B. Smeigh, E.Vovakis, J. Gilbert, S. Wert. Sixth row: R. Yinger, J. Mihalich’, E. Rasmussen, G. Hassinger, D. Brumbaugh, L. Hartzell, A. Marks, M. Miller, J. Adams, P. Walker, A. Myers, S. Hamilton! R. Fisher, C. Nickel, J. Hykes, J. Barrick, F. Provazzo, B. Bear. Seventh row: D. Wagner, K. Hankins, W. Eager, J. Wingert! J. Lebo, L. Stone, J. Donnelly, S. Rambo, P. Goodhart, N. Ocker, D. Adler, B. Crull, D. Perry, D. Cohick, K. Sunday, M. Coleman, B. Shearer. Back row: W. Rogers, R. Harman, J. Cochran, T. Hodge, G. Touloumes, J. Noll, P. Moran, L. Mowery, R. Lay, G. Epley, M. Sweeney, R. DeLancey, F. Hefei finger, R. Dick, J. McCullough, J. Winters, L. Lebo, V. Brehm. All Sophomores united on March 21, to make their class party, “The Bunny Hop,” a total success. The class, in a more serious vein, presented a picture to the school in memory of Romelda Lehman, a classmate who died of spinal meningitis. TENTH GRADE - 21 hi FT ' ' T UV IT Jt I ! Ninth Grade The class of 1955 numbers 311. Officers were chosen on election day in November as a civics class project. When Charles Shaeffer, a classmate, died on November 9, the class presented to the school a paint¬ ing to be hung in the library in his memory. The highlight of the year was the Holly Hop, held on December 7. During the next three years Carlisle High School’s Class of 1955 hopes to grow “in wis¬ dom and stature and favor with God and man.” OFFICERS - MARY LOU BEITTEL (treasurer) , NANCY WEBB (secre¬ tary) , MISS COOK (adviser) , LOW¬ ELL CAROTHERS (president), WIL¬ LIAM ROWE (vice-president). 1 , 41 SMi W ■ f Eighth Grade Although eighth grade does not function as an or¬ ganized group, it participates in many activities of the high school; and within its ranks are many leaders of our junior high school and many active club mem¬ bers. Its contribution to the magazine drive sponsored by the Student Council amounted to $499.60. Seventh Grade Seventh Grade does not function as an organized group but rather as Home Room units. Much inter¬ est and enthusiasm is shown in school projects; such as, the Current Events Contest, the Magazine Drive, many Junior High Clubs, and, of course, Intramural Sports. Fun and Festivity . . . at the Holly Hop Jill’s just “Feudin’, Fussin’, and Fightin’.” Helen, Susie, and Rudolph Ninth Grade Television Kenny Santa Claus Egolf Hail! Hail! The gang’s all — at THE HARVEST BALL “Now where did she go?” Everyone enjoys the F.F.A. Banquet Food and Fellowship 25 j “Hurry, find that number.” Memorable Moments . . . “Lift that barge, tote that bale!” k 27 5BV- Hall Patrol Front row: Dolores Wisotzkey, Pat Dietrich, Joyce Hefflefinger. Second roiv: Virginia Neff, Betzi Rothermel, Sally Braund, Sue Peters, Katherine Schecter, Mildred Boise, Nancy Van Marter, Barbara Waugaman, Nanette Noaker. Back row: John Spraglin, LARRY SHENK ( captain ), Dolly Shank, Lois Speed, Anne DeShields, Nancy Fickel, Jackie Weary, Pat O’Donnell, Ron Kreiger, Dick Darr, Marshall Washington , Bob Royer, George Hatfield, Jack Heinze, Bob Black, Joe Green, Dick Thayer, John Wentzel. This was an important year for the Student Council and Student Cabinet. From the Harvest Ball and the very successful Magazine Drive came money for the Periscope and a new portable stage for the gym. In addi¬ tion to these projects the Student Council also took charge of hall patrol elections, bulletin boards, the clean-up drive, and Christmas decor¬ ations. This was indeed a profitable and busy year. Student Cabinet Seated: Cora Lefever, LARRY SHENK (president) . Standing: Jim Price, Dianne Hair, Peggy Boise, Dorcas Diehl, Jackie Weary, GEORGE HOFFER (treasurer) , Richard Lefever, George Hatfield, MR. LEHMAN (adviser), BARBARA BOSTOCK (secretary), Student Council BOB ROYER (vice-president), Jack Stearns, Sue Peters. Front row: C. Meads, J. Bretz, R Weary, A. Lehman, R. Burkholder M. Fry, C. Westpheling, J. Costo poulos, J. Staruh, D. Gottlieb, J Ream. Second row: S. Peters, A Gottshall, A. Lebo, P. Boise, D. De Lancey, N. Callio, J. Eckert, K Braught, F. Kleindolf, C. Gibson L. Beittel, L. Mager, B. Hefflefinger Third row: J. Swigert, W. Hoff man, J. Miller, J. Weary, L. Shenk R. Royer, MR. LEHMAN (ad viser), J. Stearns, B. Bostock, N Noaker, D. Diehl, R. Adams. Fonrtl row: J. Lebo, R. Wagner, R. Le fever, N. Ocker, R. Fisher, S. Ram bo, G. Heinze, J. Berry, H. Gibb C. Kepner. Back row: G. Hat field, M. Washington, M. Snoke, J Wentzel, J. Malmstrom, G. Hoffer I . Coulson, C. Hosier. Seated : Iris Frownfelter, PAT DIETRICH (head of photographic staff) , SALLY BRAUND (head of art staff) , Barbara Adams, MARY BOSTOCK (editor-in-chief), DOLORES WISOTZKEY (literary edi¬ tor) , MISS HOOVER (adviser) , LOUISE FLETCHER (business edi¬ tor) . Standing: Flora Brown, Vivian Lombardo, Betty York, Sue Peters, Florence Trump, Betty Renfrew, Norma Jean Jumper, Julia DeWalt, Caroline Eshenour, Joann Handshaw, Janet Vaughn, Judy McCoy, Virginia Baker. Now what’s wrong? Oracle Staff Since last year’s ORACLE was awarded first Faithful to the Last Word Staff members at the Reading P.S.P.A. Conference class rating by both Pennsylvania School Press Association and Columbia University, the ’52 Staff has worked hard to maintain this stand¬ ard. The twenty members of the staff had a herculean task as they not only had to provide and type all copy, arrange for all photo¬ graphs and drawings, but also had to earn the funds to finance the book. A sizable sum must be obtained, as the ORACLE is given to more than a thousand budget members at a loss of over a dollar on each book. Adver¬ tisers, friends who became patrons, candy sales at basketball games, and the annual skating party, provided the money. Millikan Science Club The Millikan Science Club holds monthly pro¬ grams of scientific interest. SCIENCE CLUB — Front row : KEN KERR (secretary-treas¬ urer) , GEORGE HOFFER (vice-president) , JOE GREEN (pres¬ ident) , MR. MOUNTZ (adviser) . Second row : Sidney Miller, Dick Smith, George Hatfield, J. Paul Burkhart, Steve Horlacher. Hack row: Jim Hoerle, Dick Thayer, Jack Weigel, Robin Speiser. news in and about Carlisle High School. This newspaper re¬ cently won a first place rating in the Pennsylvania School Press Association, and several members of the staff took first PERISCOPE — Seated (front row): Nora Green, Sue Bogar, Sandy Snyder, Carol Irwin. Second row: Dorcas Diehl, Barbara Bostock. Third row: Pat Hunter, JoAnn Rutz, Lois Van Marter, Betty Seider. Back row: Katherine Schecter, JACK WEIGEL (co-editor) , Larry Shenk, JACKIE WEARY (co-editor) , MISS TRINE (ad¬ viser) , Carolyn Downing, Joyce Forney, Judy Stoner, Jane Clip- pinger, Nina Hulton. prizes for individual articles. Periscope The Periscope, published bi-monthly by the Journalism class, brings to the student body the Seated: Marie Bartoli, MISS McADOO (adviser) , MARY BOSTOCK (vice-president) , DOLORES WISOTZKEY (president), CARRYL LEE SETLOCK (secretary-treasurer), Virginia Baker. Standing: (front row) : Joyce Myers, Jackie Mellinger, Shirlie Pitten- ger, Barbara Adams, Carol Bradley, Kay Shopp, Nancy Frye, Emma Robbins, Lois Speed, Sally Braund, Lois Van Marter, Pat Gsell, Doris Brumbaugh, Pat Finkenbinder, Jackie Markel. Back row: Elaine Vovakis, Ann Marks, Shirley Lamina, Ruth Ann Myers, Nona Phelabaum, Pat Harris, Anna Harbach, Shirley Arnold, Pat Lay, Edwina Taylor, Jackie Adams, Gloria Stone, Kathryn McNair. _ 1 - w J Library Club The Library Club serves the school through its members and its over all pro¬ gram, promoting the cultural advancement of the school. Front row: Fifi Forrey, Darlene DeLancey, Vivian Lombardo. Second row : Barbara Wauga- man, Nan Noaker, Betty Ren¬ frew. Third row: Betty Myers, Joyce Hefflefinger, Fat Arbegast, Dolly Shank. Back row: Dor- tha Hoerner, Marie Curlen, Betzi Rothermel. Budget Club Doing all the bookkeeping necessary for our complicated Bud¬ get System is the contribution of this efficient club and its ad- , viser, Mr. Lehman. ffW JH 1 ' ? 1 1 2 - i ,!! v 1 I arm I m | Debate Club Last year, the Debate Club for the sec¬ ond time in a row took top honors in the Southern Pennsylvania District For¬ ensic Contests and was also victorious in many debates with other schools. The club hopes to win further honors this year. Seated: Walker Goodrich, BARBARA ADAMS (manager), Aud¬ rey Cramp, Mary Bostock, Kathy Rafferty. Standing: MISS MORGANTHALL (adviser) , ROBERT FOSTER (president) , MISS HOOVER (adviser) . Other members: Ken Hankins, Katherine McNair, Mary Louise Miller, SYLVIA RAMBO (secre¬ tary) . Seated: N. Van Marter, P. HUNTER (marshall) , B. BOSTOCK (president) , S. KUNKEL (treasurer) , N. HULTON (secretary) , J. STONER (vice-president) , MISS COOK (adviser) , N. Green. Standing (front row) : K. Beltzhoover, J. Rasp, D. DeLancey, J. Clippinger, M. Lehman, J. Gibb, C. Irwin, J. Ream, D. Stong, A. Howard, J. Lehman, M. Royer, L. Hammersberg, J. Weary, B. l’eiper, J. Plasterer. Back row: S. Snyder, M. McCoy, B. Lebo, J. Millen, E. Carothers, B. Shetter, L. Van Marter, S. Bogar, P. Shaffer, R. Jones, K. Kolias, D. Boyd, M. Miller, D. Zeigler, L. Sunday, A. Hertzler, V. Peters. Hostess Club The Hostess Club is one of the most active clubs in our school. The members serve refresh¬ ments at differ¬ ent social events and act as ushers when guests visit Carlisle High School. M Ik I Math and Weather Club Reading weather maps and discus¬ sing sequences of weather is one ac¬ tivity of this Junior High Club. ! ■ ■ i W 1 jV, , iplSf V H W ; % WJBm ih £ MR. MILLER (adviser) , Jimmy Bartoli, Robert Cole, Kenneth Swartz, Philip Graham, Julian Baltimore, Lee Monismith, Dean Young. Bird Club The Bird Club, originated this year by Mrs. Lowther, has as its aim the identification of- wild birds and the study of their habits. These avid or¬ nithologists take weekly bird walks or in inclement weather examine bird plates and texts. Front row : Duane Ream, Iva Monismith, Beverly Miller, Edwina Taylor, Pat Lay, Mar¬ lene McCoy, Shirley Arnold, Buddy Hartman. Second row: Arthur Lebo, Bard Rupp, Don¬ na Zeigler, Jackie Adams, Katherine Kolias, Jack Chronister, John Alexander. Third row: Barbara Sillers, Donna Boyd, Dottie Kidd, Kiki Kokolis, Doris Brumbaugh, Kay Beltzhoover. Back row: Nancy Nickel, Joe Clopper, John McCullough, MRS. LOW¬ THER (adviser) , Jack Winters, Jim Coch¬ rane. Biology Club The Biology Club, advised by Mr. Lickel, has been working on many interesting projects which in¬ cluded a trip to the State Flower Show and to the Biology Laboratory at Dickinson College. The Club is mak¬ ing a study of local birds as well as de¬ veloping films and printing pictures. L Seated (front roiv) : Marty Rough, June Keck, Julia Peiper, Delores Magee, Barbara Linthicum. Second row: Jane Lewis, Anna Mae Harbach, Joan Patterson, Kay Ocker, Priscilla Shaffer, Dee Stong. Third row: Phyllis Beam, Mary Ann Lehman. Standing: Bob Bartoli, Vance Brehm, Bill Rogers, Harold Gardner, Dortha Hoerner, Marilyn McKillip, MR. LICKEL (adviser) , Kay Beltzhoover, Virginia Peters, John Lebo, Dick Lefever, Galen Bear, Ken Kerr, RUSS SUTTON (president) , Barry Franciscus, FRED BRUMBAUGH (vice-president) , NORMA LINTHICUM (secretary). French Club This year the French Club bought French records for club and class room use and sent several CARE packages to France. Money was earned by holding a roller skating party and a Leap Day Dance on February 29. Standing: MRS. HOST (adviser) , Jackie Weary, Jim Touloumes, Caroline Eshenour, Pati O’Donnell, Dick Thayer, JACK WEIGEL (president) , CHARLES KEPNER (vice-president) , MARY BOSTOCK (treasurer), MILLIE BOISE (secretary). Seated along windows: Judy McCoy, Sue Peters, Carol Bradley, Bob Black, Barbara Malmstrom, Edna Smee, Sally Braund. Second row: Nancy Fickel, Joe Horner, Marshall Washing¬ ton, Joy Nelson. Third row: George Hatfield, Bob Foster, J. Paul Burkhart, Helen Lewis, Marie Bartoli, Maureen Root, Emmy Robbins. Front rotv: MISS NOLEN (adviser) , Eva Cook, Marian Myers, Anna Harbach, Priscilla Shaffer, Jeanette Rutter, Nora Green, Carolyn Downing, June Monismith, Joan Gilbert, Pat Harris. Second row: Joyce Forney, Kay Ocker, Mary Ann Lehman, Julia Peiper, Janice Miller, Maureen Root, Beverly Marshall, Kathy Rafferty, Jane Clippinger, Sue Bogar, Caroll Denniston. Third row: Allen Line, Pat Hunter, Barbara Bostock, Ann Hertzler, Judy Stoner, Barbara Shetter, Josephine Miller, Marty Rough, George Hoffer, Lloyd Lindsey. Back row: Walker Good¬ rich, Myrl Adams, John Akers, Bob Line, Clarence Drew, Andrew Coulson, Ray Bolze, Jere Teitrick, Jack Stearns. Lat-in Club Giving reports on Ro¬ man life, playing games based on Latin vocabulary, and solving Latin cross¬ word puzzles are a few of the many varied activities of the Latin Club. Front row: JIMMY MALMSTROM (program chairman) , SAM RID- DLESBERGER (president) , JAN LASSETER (secretary-treasurer) , JOAN GAVIN (vice-president). Second row: Carol Bradley, Vivian Sheller, Nancy Frye, Steve Horlacher, Virginia Baker. Third row: John Welborn, John Went- zel, Rita Reece, Robert Gall, Mich¬ ael Daley, Keith Cole, Sue Bentley, Lois Stambaugh, Raphael Hays. Standing: MRS. NAUGLE (ad¬ viser) , Bob Speiser, Ben Sollenber- ger, Alan Gottleib. - Spanish Club Members of the Spanish Club, which is composed of students of sec¬ ond year Spanish and first year pu¬ pils attaining a “4” or “5” average in the first semester’s Spanish, study more fully the language, customs, and culture of the Spanish people. Highlights during the year were a play given by club members for Span¬ ish classes, a Spanish Club banquet, and the Spanish Club dance which was open to the whole school. 7 : Handle With Care! B J lafr ■ Future Farmers of America The F.F.A. sup¬ plants the tomahawk with the hoe. Chang¬ ing baby chicks into fine fat chickens is another project of the club, which also attends and exhibits at the Farm Show and Carlisle Fair. Front row: Richard Adler, MR. ROOK (adviser) , Lee Myers, KENNETH KELLER (treasurer) , Gareth Mains, BLAIR Me- CLAIN (president) . On wagon: Harold Barrick, Ralph Bream, Paul Horn, Lee Deihl, Kenneth Baldwin, Marlin Sheaffer, Marlin Fry, Chester Cassell, Paul Barrick, Paul Tritt, Ronald Shugart. Standing: Dean Jones, James Landis, Barton Car¬ penter, Joe Ienton, Edward Welsh, Gerald Wolfe, George Wert, Earl Barrick, Richard Mentzer, Luther Mountz, Roger Lord, Maynard Nailor, David Line, Ken Walters, Carl Darr, ERNEST WAGNER (secretary). Hack row: Wade Leaman, Leon I.ebo, Wayne Heishman, Norman Hartman, Robert Albright, Merle Nailor, Art Adams ' , Charles Butler, Harold Bixler, Ray Carman, Ray Barrick, Lynwood Bear, Robert Miller. Holding Banner: John Myers. Future Mechanics Club The F. M. C. monthly meetings feature discus¬ sions and movies, with a dance in March. Money earned at the annual skat¬ ing party sends the senior members on a trip to Washington, D. C. Front row: D. Boyer, R. Burgard, J. Swigert, L. MYERS (secretary) , R. WOLF (treasurer) , J. STUM (vice-president), H. GIBB (president), H. Lupfer, J. Myers, C. Nisley, C. Newcomer. Second row: MR. MOUNTZ (adviser), M. Foote, W. Keller, F. Morrison, W. Bigler, E. McQuillen, E. Keller, W. Brownawell, W. Line, G. Morrison, A. Fisher, R. Seider. Third row: P. Coleman, R. Albright, K. Dunlap, P. Spahr, R. Day, J. Donson, M. Snoke, K. Eagan, J. Cohill, J. Weary, M. Smith, K. Minich. Fourth row: J. Halter, C. Click, C. Day, W. Bitner, M. Hornberger, W. Hench, R. Casey, C. Nickel, L. Frownfelter, G. Over, 1). Keck, L. Gensler, R. Sheriff. Back row: I.. Miller, H. Priest, T. Wagner, F. Horner, D. Blaine, R. Hair, G. Myers, R. Nickel, H. Donnelly, F. Stone, C. Group, O. Gross, R. Snyder. I ■ i fffT B Jk - I jfc, Projection Club The Projec¬ tion Club is an active organiz¬ ation whose members oper¬ ate the projec¬ tor for movies. Advised by Mr. Bradley, members pro¬ vide excellent visual - audio aids for the school. Front row: Ronald Wolfe, Ronnie Sharp, Ed Hulton, Ronnie Wise, Stuart Bragg, Carl Haffly, David Cleland. Second row: Harold Barrick, Merle Smith, Raymond Greene, George Kerr, William Tibbetts, Bob Russell, John Buttorff, Dick Egolf. Third row: Lynn Mowery, David Miller, Roger Nelson, Norman Johnson, James Costopoulos, George Hoffer, Bertram Berg. Back row: MR. BRADLEY (adviser), Sidney Miller, JIM TOULOUMES (vice-president), KENNETH KERR (president) , ALLEN LINE (secretary), WALTER DREW (treasurer) , Donald Beam. Future Retailers ' Club Standing: MISS WILLIAMS (adviser) , Joe Baric, Betty Boyko, Harry Williams, Mary Ann Tolbert, BETTY SIMMONS (secretary-treasurer) , JANET BRETZ (president) , Suzanne Myers. Seated: James Ellerman, Ben Dunkleberger, Glen Woodrow, Jim Stimeling, Bill Jacoby, Dick Wilkins, Jack Sharp, Charles Blosser, Clarence Orris, Merle Wagner, Lester Day. Varied field trips make the Future Retailers’ Club particularly interesting. Out¬ standing this year were trips to the Harris bur g Christmas store displays, to Read¬ ing to visit vari¬ ous industries, to the State Farm Show ' , and a two- day trip to study industries of Pitts¬ burgh. Camera Club These braves hunt with the camera rather than with bow and arrow. BUTTERFLY EVERLASTING LIFE Posing: Lois Deitch. Front row: Arthur Lebo, David McKillip, James DeWalt, Tom Frederick. Hack row: ROBERT BLAND- FORD (vice-president) , GARETH MAINS (president) , John Hay¬ den, George Shank, MR. GROOME (adviser). Absent: PEGGY DAY (secretary-treasurer). Checker Club Would you like to be a “checkers champ?” The Checker Club, whose adviser is Mr. Zeigler, is composed of members of the Junior High who want to learn the skill of the game. Seated: George Hoffman, Kenny Thompson, NANCY LEAMAN (secretary-treasurer) , Drew Shiery, Bill Bow- ermaster, Leroy Hall, William Zinn, Richard Gensler. Standing: Robert Rose, Howard Heckman, James Bartoli, Ron Shughart, Ralph Heim, Gerald Eby, Richard James, Bill Hooke, Marlin Gibb, Fred Myers, Melvin Line, Keith Ker, Nick Hopkins, Joe Lombardo, Robert Stevens, Ron Burgard, Marlin Mumper, TOM PAVIS (vice-president), MR. ZEIGLER (adviser). Absent: MELVIN DAY (pres- dent). Front row: NAN NOAKER (vice-president), IRIS FROWN FELTER (secretary), JEAN WENTZ (treasurer) . Second row: Ada Barrick, Dolores Brenizer, Virginia Neff, Barbara Waugaman, Vivian Lombardo, Jo Ann Rutz. Third row: Betzi Rothermel, Dolly Shank, Faye Lebo, Shirley Morrison, Joyce Hefflefinger. Back row: Janet Vaughn, Anne DeShields, Alverna Jones, Betty Renfrew, MRS. YOCUM (adviser). Absent: FLORA BROWN (president), MISS MILLER (adviser). Commercial Club With the money raised by sponsoring a skating party and the annual dance, the “52” Commer¬ cial Club presented an electric typewriter to the Commercial Department. Eighth and Ninth Grade Dance Clubs Junior High Danc¬ ing Clubs teach eighth and ninth graders the art of dancing. p ; T jVflfij l a fWMjm 4 l ■ wzJB if TURTLE - SACRED Chapel Committee Through the planning of this committee, weekly devotional services have become much more mean¬ ingful. A Seated: Nora Green, Barbara Bostock, Larry Shenk, Katherine Schecter, Dianne Hair, Uene Steckbeck, Peggy Boise. Standing: Joe Lebo, MISS McADOO (adviser), MR. SOLLENBERGER (adviser), Dick Burkholder. 3mm . [ tn| ?rTB|j f Silence BB ; R |yj fifegpf Jur .aril Worship Y-Teens Y-Teen clubs help a girl to grow as a person; to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities; to grow in the know¬ ledge and love of God. Senior club officers are DOROTHY WILSON ( president ), DOL¬ ORES WISOTZKEY ( vice-president ), NAN NOAKER (secretary) , LOIS VAN MARTER (treasurer), BETTY JOHNS (chaplain) , LOIS SPEED (inter-club council delegate) , MISS MARGARET MILLER and MISS MARIE PINCHOCK (advisers), and MRS. ROSALIE DUNKLE (Y.W.C.A. teen-age program direc¬ tor) . MRS L Junior Hi-Y This club, under the able direc¬ tion of Mr. Eckert, provides help for the needy, and builds character in its members. Front row. Ronald Clippinger, Anthony Kokolis, ROBER T WAGNER (vice-pres¬ ident) , LEON McGINNES (secretary) , JOHN FOWLER (president), MARTIN WISE (chaplain) . Second row: MR. ECKERT (adviser) , Lew Goodhart, Frank Wickard, John Green, David McKillip, Robert Frederick, Robert Polgar. Back row: Joe Bargelt, Glorio Patsy, Roger Nelson, Bill Hankins, Robert Noggle, Mike DeWalt. Absent: ANDREW GREEN (treasurer) . (secretary), JOHN WENTZEL (vice- Front row: JIM LACKEY (chaplain) , LARRY SHENK (treasurer), JIM HOERLE .vice- president) , JOE GREEN (president) , Bob Black, Dick Darr. Second row: Larry Rowe, John Spraglin, Robert DeLancey l etC alaman, , Rona d u La y- Ken eth Hankins, James Miller, John Miller. Third row: Bob Speiser, Jack Stearns, Kenneth Keir, I de Coulson, John Buttorff, Dick Egolf, Eugene Stutenroth, Steve Horlacher. Back row: Vance Brehm, Dick Spraglin Bern am Berg, lied Hefflefinger, Dick Smith, Robert Line, John Hertzler, George Hatfield. Absent: MR. MEJLLEN (ad- Senior Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi- Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Fro?it row: MR. ROCH (adviser), Fred Small, JOHN SPRAGLIN (secretary-treasurer), Bob Morrison, Jim Miller, Dick Mar¬ tin. Second row: Bill Palmer, Dick Spraglin, MARSHALL WASHINGTON (president) , ALFRED NOGGLE (vice-pres¬ ident) , Ronnie Nickel. Back row: Howard Shiery, Arthur Adams, David Black, Jack Arbegast, Dick Darr, Fred McCoy Bob Stambaugh. Leaders ' Club These fellows may be seen daily assisting in officiating and instructing in our boys’ gym classes. Organized this year by Mr. Roch, Leaders’ Club is also Stage Club Here are the folks behind the scenes who are responsible for sets and color schemes used in school plays. In pit : Larry Warner, Nora Green, Joanie Lehman, Jere Teitrick, Delbert Lincoln, Bill Rogers, John Wentzel. On stage (kneeling) : Don Reisinger, David Cleland, Bard Rupp. Back row: James Price, Gary Chronister, Vance Brehm, Richard Rockey, Joe Black, John Hayden, Joe Green, Duane Ream, James Noll, Kenny Thompson, Les Shock, MR. MULLEN (adviser) , Warren Lupfer, Dick Burkholder, Joe Clopper, Sam Murphy, Jack Chronister, Arthur Lebo, Sam Riddlesberger. “ ' All the World’s a Stage” Junior Dramatic Club The Junior Dramatic Club meets monthly to foster dramatic arts. Its members automatically become members of the Senior High Dramatic Club. . . . produced by the Dramatic Clubs with Mrs. Host’s capable direction, made October 24 and 25 just as mem¬ orable as June. June Dawn “But mother, this chin strap helps sagging muscles. You ought to wear one, too.” Midvale entertains a Hollywood motion picture studio. Cast of Characters Ann Nelson . Karla Fritzsche Mrs. Grace Nelson . Nina Hulton Taffy Brown . Joanne Britton Betsy Craig. Romelda Lehman Hank Burroughs. Charles Kepner John Nelson . Robert Royer Mr. Albert Nelson. Sidney Miller Melissa Clark. Judy Stoner L. M. Stoddard. Dick Thayer Sparky Reagan. Bard Rupp Mr. Craig . Allen Line Gloria Vance . Sue Bogar Script Girl . Leona Miller • Camera Man. Bill Eager Sound Man . Raymond Egolf Boom Man. John Costopoulos Electrician . George Touloumes Girls in Melissa Clark Fan Club. Joyce Lear, Leader; Connie Thom, Janice Bradley, Diane Rineard, Janie Reader. Ann shocks her boy friend with her acting aspirations. Sitting: Allen Line, Nina Hulton, Jane Clippinger, Pati O’Donnell, Sidney Miller, Carla Fritzsche, Romelda Lehman, Joan¬ ne Britton, Bard Rupp. Standing: Sally Braund, Bob Royer, Millie Boise, MRS. MARTIN (adviser) , RICHARD THAYER (scribe), Louise Fletcher, JOHN WENTZEL (treasurer) , CHARLES KEPNER (president) , KATHERINE SCHECTER (secretary), Jere Teitrick, MRS. HOST (adviser), Sam Riddlesberger, Jackie Weary, JAMES TOULOUMES (program chair¬ man) , Nancy Van Marter. Thespians Thespian Troupe 214 of Carlisle High School has participated in all the dramatic performances this year, as well as producing programs for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. “Act well your part. There all the Honor Lies ' Senior Dramatic Club Dramatically inclined senior high students whooped things up in the annual three-act play, as well as in holiday and assembly skits and monthly programs. The proceeds from “June Dawn,” this year’s full length play, were used for stage equipment, and supplies. Front C.hronister, . , Linthicum, C. Brobson, A. Harbach, R. Jones, R. Lehman, C. KEPNER ftreasurerl M BOISE (vice-president) .S. RIDDLESBERGER (president), L. SPEED (secretary ' ), P. O’Donnell, L. Van Martel D Iviffhide M.’ McCoy MRS. HOST (adviser ) Second row: H. Clausen, A. Braught, J. Ream, N. Linthicum, N. Green, N. Hulton C. Irwin, N Frye, J. Lawson, S. Sellers, G. Hoover, J. Carter, S. Bishop, D. Boyd. Third roiu: S. Braught, A Cramp N Van w 3 f! er ’ J- C !TP ing r ’ J ohns ’ S ' Benl ' ey. J- Lassetter, B. Malmstrom, B. Adams, C. Bradley, M Bartoli E Vovokis I McCoy E. Robbins D. kidd. K. Rafferty. J?ack row: B. Rupp, B. Eager, K. Hankins, G. Touloumes, J. Touloumes, E. Fished I). Touloumes, L. Mowery, S. Miller, D. Thayer, J. Hoerle, J. VVentzel, J. Weigel. J i Junior High Glee Club The Junior High Glee Club is an organization for those Junior High students interested in music. The Glee Club helps the Senior Choir with its Christmas and spring programs and also gives assembly programs. Choir Choir members, looking very dignified in their gowns, serve the school and the com¬ munity with special programs, particularly at Christmas and Easter. The highlight of the year is the Spring Concert. Girls ' Double Sextette Jean Cornman, Joan Lindsey, Mimmie Royer, Mil¬ lie Boise, Barbara Malmstrom, Katherine Schecter, Nancy Fickel, Louise Fletcher, Nancy Callio, Mar¬ ilyn McKillip, Edna Srnee. Barbara Peiper, Ac¬ companist. Absent : Susie Kunkle. Front row : MISS ANDERSON (director) , M. Violante, J. CORNMAN (co-librarian) , K. Rafferty, M. Royer, J. Lindsey, S. Swartz, M. McCoy, J. Dunbar, L. Fletcher, N. Callio, M. McKillip, M. Boyer, E. Smee. Second row: K. SCHECTER (secretary-treasurer) , A. Harbach, N. Fickel, J. Baish, M. BOISE (vice-president) , B. Malmstrom, G. Touloumes, P. Burkhart, J. TOULOUMES (co-librarian) , A. Line, F. McLaughlin, B. Rothermel, J. LEBO (president) , D. Boyd, J. Plasterer, J. Hamilton. Third row: L. Cook, J. Painter, V. Polgar, M. Miller, B. Rogers, E. Herr, R. Lay, E. Fisher, D. Miller, L. Warner, A. Lehman, P. Coulson, J. Kottmyer, J. Carter, V. Sheller. Hack row: M. Lehman, J. Shover, F. Martin, J. Jumper, J. Lassetter, D. Touloumes, D. Moll, W. Drew, K. Hankins, J. Winters, L. Mowery, A. Lebo, J. Chronister, G. Hassinger, J. Daly, K. Sunday, R. Waggoner. Accompanist, B. Peiper. Orchestra For assemblies, plays, and even commence¬ ment programs the orchestra provides appro¬ priate music. First row: Shirley Black, Patricia Harris, Carol Bradley, Ilene Steckbeck, Emma Robbins, Josephine Miller. Second row: Virginia Peters, Mary Jane Robinson, Jayne Eckert, Linda Barner, Roberta Zeigler, Sue Peters. Standing : Mary Miller, J. Paul Burkhart, Richard Lefever, John Lebo, Benjamin Sollenberger, Malcolm Werdebach, Robert Polgar, Robert Stam- baugh, Kenneth Bolze, MR. NELSON (director) , Ann Hertzler. Junior High Twirlers Judy Ruth, Jean Shank, Norma Stahler, Erin Gib¬ bons, Maida Johnson, Ilene Steckbeck, Dolores Liebrum, Jane Zeigler. •4 ' r m Jist r ' i k ■■ ' 1 ROST ¥ Front row: Jimmy Chronister, Danny Boyer, Jim Heberlig, Julia Shanabrook, Mary Landis, Norma Cramp, David Miller. Second row: Garth Hoffman, Curtis Shearer, Ralph Hoover, Carolyn Hooven, Sandra Bair, Joe Hribal, James Wingert. Third row: Robert Lewis, Emily Grimm, Esther Bolze, Elizabeth Jacobs, Lance Woodworth, Gerald Eby, Larry Line, Barbara Mihalich. Fourth row: Charles Evans, Roland Verdekal, Mike Dewalt, David McKillip, Wesley Kidd, Willa Weller. Back row : Larry Ocker, Melvin Day, Mary Elaine Bressler. Junior Band The junior band pre¬ pares pupils for advance¬ ment to the senior band. i m M f T 1 s?. I L i BAND FRONT — Color Guards: Anne DeShields, Judy Stoner, Pat Emmons, Joyce Shover. Banner Carriers: Lois Cook, Sandy Snyder. BAND HEADS - Head Flag Twirler, Lois Speed; Head Majorette, Lois Deitch; Head Baton Twirler, Carolyn Young. FLAG TWIRLERS — Dottie Wilson, Dolly Shank, Julia DeWalt, LOIS SPEED (head flag twirler), Kay Shopp, Carryl Lee Setlock. BATON TWIRLERS- Shirlie Pittenger, Bet- tie Miller, Ken Rhoads, Kathy Kolias, Betty Myers, CARO¬ LYN YOUNG (head twirler), LOIS DEITCH (head ma¬ jorette) , Nancy Swartz, Nancy Nickel. Senior Band The senior band has had a busy year providing drills for football games, playing for community par¬ ades, and presenting concerts for both students and and public. Kneeling: B. Donson, L. Deitch, B. Donson. Front row: D. Burkholder, S. Miller, J. Rowe, J. Carbaugh, S. Kitner, R. Lebo, J. Ludt, J. Chronister, L. Ocker, B. Mihalich. Second row: M. Bressler, B. Ahlers, R. Rockey, M. Day, J. Bohn, MR. NELSON (director) . Third row: J. Wingert, S. Wilson, B. Werdebach, V. Lombardo, C. Hartzell, S. Chronister, S. RIDDLESBERGER (student director). Fourth row: D. Stoner, R. Minich, I. Hunter, R. Jones, L. Barner, J. Eckert, M. Werdebach, D. Lefever, J. Riddlesberger, J. Clippinger. Fifth row: A. Green, J. Lebo, M. Robinson, B. Sollenberger, B. Rogers, S. Black, C. Wilcox, M. Miller, P. Harris, P. Moran. Back row: D. Raudabaugh, L. Mentzer, A. Hertzler, R. Truch- ses, H. Schreffler, R. Sheely, J. Hertzler, R. Kuhn, P. Burkhart, J. Black. They Led Us to Victory SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Pat Dietrich, Joyce Hefflefinger, Dolores Wisotzkey, Dorrie Gottlieb, June Keck, Jo Ann Rasp, Susie Kunkel. i 46 RECORD FOR C.H.S. 1951 Sept. C.H.S. OPP. 14 New Cumberland-H . 32 0 •21 Lancaster Cath. A. . 40 13 28 Gettysburg-H . 0 18 Oct. 5 Waynesboro-H .... 49 12 12 Shippensburg-A .. . 55 12 19 Middletown-H .... 48 0 26 Hershey-H . 34 0 Nov. 2 Hanover-A . 6 .6 9 Chambersburg-A . . 27 12 15 Yeagertown-H .... 26 14 22 Mechanicsburg-A . . 38 0 Under the able guidance of head coach Ken Millen and his aides, Eugene Evans, backfield coach, and a new line coach, Stanley Morgan, the Thundering herd had another winning season, compiling a 9-1-1 record. The only blemishes on this record were an early season reversal by Gettys¬ burg, conference champ, while three regulars were benched because of sickness; and a tie, in the mud and rain, with Hanover. In the traditional tilt with the Wildcats from M-burg, the Herd stampeded over, through, and around the Cats for the highest score since the series was inaugurated, winning handily 38-0. Fred McCoy, honorary captain and center of the all-star squad, Bob Lowry, tackle, and Pete Cala- man, quarterback, were selected for the All-South Penn Conference team. Seldon Cohick made the second team; while John Spraglin, Dick Darr, and Dick Smith received honorable mention. CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. L. T. Pts. Gettysburg. . . .6 0 1 710 Carlisle . . . .5 1 1 595 Chambersburg . . . . .5 1 1 560 Mechanicsburg . . . . .3 3 1 315 Hershey. . . .3 4 0 275 Hanover. . . .2 3 2 255 Shippensburg . . . . . .1 6 0 70 Waynesboro . . . . . . .0 7 0 0 Captain Fred SPORTS MANAGERS Left Cage (front) : Roger Albright, Norman Chronister, Gary Chronister. Back: Larry Shenk, Dick Egolf. Right Cage (front) : David Black, Jack Chronister. Back: Jim Price, Bard Rupp. Varsity Football Pete, the Passer VARSITY FOOTBALL Front roiu: George Hoffer, Joe Mihalich, Duane Ream, Steve Horlacher, Sam Riddlesberger, Charles McCarthy, Pete Coulson, Tom Rasmussen. Second row: Seldon Cohick, Jack Arbegast, Ron Lauretti, Dick Cockley, Bob Rowe, John Spraglin, Jim Hoerle, Bruce Conover. Third row: Fred Brumbaugh, Ben Beitte l, Dick Smith, Richard Cypress, Bob Black, John Wentzel, Kenneth Kerr, Bob Lowry. Fourth row: Pete Calaman, James Lackey, George Hatfield, Marshall Washington, Dick Darr, FRED McCOY (Captain), Norman Johnson, Max Robinson. Back row: MR. MILLEN (head coach), MR. MORGAN (assistant coach), MR. EVANS (assistant coach) . The After the Mechanicsburg Victory Line — Varsity Calling the toss! See the coin? Bob Lowry, John Spraglin, John Wentzel, Marshall Washington. t ' F li Ml VI : 9 | Jim Hoerle, Dick Cockley, Sam Riddlesberger, Steve Horlacher, Eruce Conover. Max Robinson, Ron Lauretti, Norman Johnson, George Hatfield, Seldon Cohick. r r 1 —f ■Mi : .... f -• • ... .j.T r £2 r L. JE if ws k f r . . ; y L J L i jRnpK VARSITY BACKS Front row: Fred McCoy. Second row: Pete Calaman Back row: Bob Black, Dick Darr, Jack Arbegast. The Thundering Herd Ga Hop Ho me Dick Cypress takes the ball into scoring position — John Spraglin on ground. (Shippensburg game) Dick Darr led by Red McCoy and John Spraglin, with Jack Arbegast coining up, drives for the first down in Middletown game. Bob Black scoring one of three touchdowns on 63-yard run in Lancaster Catholic game. First Lineup and Coaches Varsity Front row: Bob Rowe, James Lackey, Ron Lauretti, Fred McCoy, John Spraglin, Bob Lowry, Seldon Cohick, MR. MOR¬ GAN, MR. MILLEN, MR. EVANS (coaches) . Back row: Jack Arbegast, Dick Darr, Bob Black, Pete Calaman. srrssa McCoy making tackle — That Fighting Spirit. Bob Black picks up yardage in the Herd’s only loss of season. (Gettysburg game) Players get a pep talk before game time. Ben Beittel returns pass interception in Lancaster Catholic game. First Down! “Will we win it? Well, I guess!” Front row: Taylor Hodge, Glenn Hassinger, Fred McLaughlin, Buddy Hartman, Jack Stearns, Ben James, Charley Owens, Ells¬ worth Minich, Dick Adler. Second row: Bill Thompson, Bill Solomon, Bill Rowe, Dick Kuhn, Paul Moran, Jack Nickey, Joe Clopper, John Alexander, MR. ECKERT (coach). Third rozu: Franklin Goodyear, Bob Barr, Jack Winters, Jim Cochrane, Tom Tay, John McCullough, Mike Sweeny, Ron Lay. Back row: Bob DeLancey, Rene Mallein, Orville Gross, Jim Malmstrom, Gene Clark, Harry Schreffler, Larry Warner. J. V. Mas Good Handicapped by the loss of line coach Donald Kern, the Green Hornets, under the able guidance of Harold Eckert, closed their season on the win¬ ning side of the ledger. They had a 3 (win) — 2 (loss) — 1 (tie) record. They climaxed their season with a 14-0 victory over the Mechanicsburg reserves. C. Op. Hershey. 0 6 New Cumberland. 12 0 Chambersburg . 13 0 Hanover . 0 20 Biglerville . 0 0 Mechanicsburg. 14 0 Junior H. S. Team Shows Promhe Under the leadership of a new coach, James Roch, the Junior Eligh Gridders accomplished a leat that hasn’t been seen here for many a blue moon. They closed a tough schedule with better than 500 percent for the season. Highlighting the season were Ron Hefflefinger’s touchdown jaunts in the Scotland game. Congratulations, Junior High! The Record Hershey. Hanover. Mechanicsburg Scotland . . . . Boiling Springs c. Op. 24 6 7 13 0 13 24 0 13 6 K| ,. 7 r TiW rT W |ys m . 4 y“V 2 L V V 9E1 W ■ jjL- - f; NHM T w it [j j ' ■ • fvWfl ■P TT“ • - Jl v J|! a ' T _ Junior High Team Front row: Don Rei- singer, Robert Priest, Robert Zeigler, Robert Beilis, Richard Miller, Ronnie Sharp, Richard McCarthy. S e con d row: Merle Rice, Ron Hefflefinger, Percy Chronister, Marlin F o s h, Richard R o t h w e 11, Jack Barbieri, Jim Spangler. Third row: Steve Windish, Dwight Beach, Fred Feuchten- berger, Ken Tomchak, Marlin Nelson, Ron¬ ald Ruby. Back row: MR. ROCH (coach), Davis Mallein, Bob Alspaugh, Alexander Green, John Srnee, Dave Miller ,Leon Mc¬ Ginnis. Junior High Cheerleaders Front row: Ann Lebo, Susie Blumenthal, JiH Millen. Back row: Mary Lou Beittel, Marilyn Burkholder, Helen Kol¬ ias, Peggy Boise. Junior High Varsity Basketeers Front row: Clyde Wash¬ ington, John Fowler, Ben James, Charles Owens, Lowell Carothers, Dick Minich, Reggie Wagner, Dick Thompson, James Gibb. Back row: MR. ROCH (coach) , Dwight Beach, Dick Burgoon, Jonn Keim, Ron Sharp, Jack Barbieri, Bill David¬ son, PAUL SHENK, (manager) . Junior H. S. J. V. Team Front row: Jim Riddles- berger. Bob Evans, Bob Alspaugh, Jim Kilgore, Norman Neff, Phil Gra¬ ham. Second row: BOB WAGNER (manager), Julian Baltimore, Ken Tomchak, George Shear¬ er, Bill Price, Dick Alex¬ ander, Gary Chronister, MR. MORGAN (coach) . Back row: Ken Spraglin, Larry Mentzer, Doyle Ashburn, Ken Wilkinson, Don Reisinger, Joe Hall. “Let’s go, gang!’’ ‘Watch your toes, ref.!’ Ugh! We gottum heap good braves! “Cypress takes over the ball” “Well now, just who does have it?” No—it’s mine” Front row : Mike Daley, Bob DeLancey, Rene Mallein, Duane Ream, Dick Olson. Second row: Mike Hornberger, Vance Brehm, Delbert Lincoln, Bob Sheriff, Tom Rasmussen, Ronnie Heffle- finger. Back row: DAVID BLACK (manager), Jack Winters, MR. KERN (coach) . Front row: Philip Bensing, Art Keck, Pete Calaman, FRED McCOY (captain), Marshall Washing- ton, Dick Cypress. Second row: Charles Hall, Joe Mihalich, Fred Brumbaugh, Dick Smith Bob Royer. Back row: BOB LOWRY (Manager), MR. EVANS (coach) , KEN MINNICH fas- sistant manager). v J. V. Basketball “Oh, my! Here it comes.” Squaws (e havutn” much fun Don’t just hold the ball. Looks as if Nan won. One down — nine to go! Why, I bowled all the way 46, ARTHUR JACOB ADAMS “Art” Vocational Agriculture one of Rook’s boys . . . pleasing personality . . . bright smile . . . likes girls . . . future undecided . . . loves to hunt . . . rides a rough school bus . . . drives? DONALD M. ADAMS “Don” College Preparatory Palace . . . good dancer . . . once a blonde, next a brunette . . . one of Miss Nolen’s boys . . . Latin whiz (?) ... Pine Grove . . . toothpicks and chewing gum . . . Barbeque . . . “cat!” JOHN FENWICK ASHBURN “Johnny” General ambition—doctor . . . drives splashy cars . . . big flirt . . . Bop Cat . . . The Palace . . . teacher ’s pest . . . loud socks . . . always on the go . . . girls, girls, girls. BARBARA ANN ADAMS “Barbe” College Preparatory natural born comedienne . . . top- notch debater . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . just loves dogs . . . likes to swim . . . those Debate Club trips . . . nice personality . . . aim- versatility. JACK E. ARBEGAST “Punk” General a joke for every occasion . . . loves to dance . . . Humphrey’s shadow . . . likes to tease the girls . . . active in all sports . . . hails from the North End. VIRGINIA LOUISE BAKER “Ginsey” College Preparatory freckles . . . personality plus . . . Blue Moon” . . . the Telegraph Company ' s right arm . . . loves that Latin . . . blushes . . . never a dull moment . . . one of the gang. JOSEPH WILLIAM BARIC “Toby” Vocational Distributive hobby is skating . . . enjoys hunting and swimming . . . Beulah . . . friend to all . . . rides a bus . . . Bob’s best salesman . . . always teasing . . . that laugh!!! . . . quiet (?) MARIA ASSUNTA BARTOLI “Marie” College Preparatory loves to argue . . . that middle name . . . quiet (in school) . . . Dickinson bound . . . Montgomery Ward’s . . . future—interpreter . . . planning a trip to Italy . . . the gang. GALEN WILLIAM BEAR “Bill” College Preparatory future Dickinsonian . . . trig whiz . . . Biology Club . . . lots of girls in his life . . . drives . . . those loud shirts!! . . . lamb fiend . . . loved Latin . . . what dimples. ADA LOUISE BARRICK “Ada” Commercial Secretarial that red hair . . . rides a bus . . . blushes easily . . . always depend¬ able . . . bashful . . . shorthand whiz . . . one of “the 7” . . . nice to know . . . that laugh! PHYLLIS ODESSA BEAM “Phyl” General seen in a mean Mercury . . . lover of sports . . . works at McCrory’s . . . likes music . . . ambition— Home Ec. Teacher . . . plays the accordian . . . attractive . . . pretty blonde hair. SUZANNE ELIZABETH BENTLEY “Sue” College Preparatory lover of Pine Grove . . . swimmer deluxe . . . ambition questionable . . . Ocean City . . . pretty eyes . . . future collegian . . . always ready for a good time . . . smooth dancer . . . neat dresser. KENNETH WILLIAM BOLZE “Ken” College Preparatory enjoys hunting and fishing . . . good looking . . . many friends . . . found at the James Wilson . . . star scout . . . oh! that trombone . . . trig? o-no! me-try! GEORGE A. BOWERMASTER, JR. “Red” Vocational Auto Mechanics one of the speedburners . . . hails from the Walnut Bottom . . . quiet . . . nice to know . . . seen with Bob and Bill . . . ambition—auto mechanic. BETTY ARLENE BOYKO “Betts” Vocational Distributive red hair and big brown eyes . . . works at Kinney’s . . . quiet . . . Bill, Bill, Bill . . . “Mary Ann and I” . . . lover of sports. WALTER JAMES BIGLER “Sonny” Vocational Mill and Cabinet carpenter . . . driver deluxe??? . . . Gloria, Gloria, Gloria . . . baseball fan . . . builds model airplanes . . . hails from Westminster . . . one of Mr. Stong’s termites. GUY WILLIAM BITNER “Bill” Vocational Auto Mechanics grease monkey . . . seen with Ken . . . hails from Hockersville . . . likes sports . . . lover of books??? . . . likes shop . . . hard to convince . . . “I’ll say.” CHARLES M. BLOSSER, JR. “Toni” Vocational Distributive one of Mr. Stong’s boys . . . that blon de curly hair . . . quiet, at times . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . nice to know . . . works at Penney’s. LEE ALLEN BISHOP “Bish” Vocational Mill and Cabinet likes the girls . . . likes swimming and football . . . hails from Hunts- dale . . . rides a bus . . . seen with Harry . . . always eating or sleeping . . . Betts . . . another termite. ROBERT RAYMOND BLACK “Boston” College Preparatory likes French? . . . neat dresser . . . personality plus . . . driver deluxe . . . our best looking senior . . . one of the Thundering Herd . . . Fish and Jere. MILDRED ELIZABETH BOISE “Millie” College Preparatory good student . . . future nurse . . . attractive . . . just loves those State Policemen . . . dramatist deluxe . . . a wicked driver . . . language fiend . . . one of the gang. MOUNTAIN RANGE MARY ELIZABETH BOSTOCK “Mary” College Preparatory enthusiastic debater . . . our over¬ worked Oracle Editor . . . talent for losing things . . . cute smile . . . good student . . . friendly . . . rush, rush, rush . . . those Debate Club trips. DONALD L. BOYER “Monk” Vocational Auto Mechanics football fan . . . used to drive? . . . no females in his life . . . what a laugh! . . . Barbeque . . . seen with Freeman and Adams . . . small but mighty. CAROL JUNE BRADLEY “Carol” College Preparatory dog lover . . . Lebanon Valley bound . . . future music teacher . . . trials of a teacher’s daughter . . . never a dull moment ... re¬ member that French Club picnic. 59 SALLY BARBARA BRAUND “Sally” College Preparatory neat dresser . . . cute . . . beautiful hair . . . full of pep . . . small but mighty . . . likes to dance . . . future artist . . . one of the gang . . . oh, that chemistryl JANET GRACE BRETZ “Shorty” Vocational Distributive hails from Huntsdale . . . George, George, George . . . seen in a ’50 Ford . . . found at Baughman’s . . . likes to skate . . . oh, that diamond!!! . . . future, undecided. RUTH MARIE BURGETT “Ruth” General rides a school bus . . . quiet . . . likes (?) Latin . . . hails from Carlisle Springs . . . not interested in the opposite sex . . . Edna’s friend . . . future nurse. DOLORES LOUISE BRENIZER “Dolores” Commercial Clerical found at the Rainbow . . . Johnny . . . wears a diamond . . . sweet personality . . . skater deluxe . . . neat dresser . . . blue eyes . . . Jean and I. FLORA ELIZABETH BROWN “Pug” Commercial Secretarial hails from West Hill . . . friend to all . . . rides the school bus . . . always clowning . . . Faye, Jeannie and I . . . one of “the 7” . . . that laugh!! JACOB PAUL BURKHART, II “JP” College Preparatory plays in the band . . . quiet—at times . . . good student . . . drives (?) a jeep . . . small but mighty . . . those English speeches . . . bound to succeed. CHARLES FRANCIS BUTLER “Charlie” Vocational Agriculture always smiling . . . works at George’s . . . finds girls interesting . . . one of Mr. Rook’s boys . . . hunts trouble . . . one of Decker’s customers . . . teacher’s trial. ROGER L. CALAMAN “Pete” General star quarterback . . . good looking . . . nice dresser . . . that Model A Ford . . . pitcher deluxe . . . loves to sleep and eat . . . ladies’ man . . . Yankees. RICHARD PAUL COCKLEY “Dick” General one of the Thundering Herd . . . expert driver? . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . pals with Pete . . . oh! that laugh . . . tall, dark and handsome. BERTHA MARCELLA CALAMAN “Bert” General that red hair . . . East End kid . . . future housewife . . . enjoys health class??? . . . works at Kessler’s . . . wears a diamond . . . Dick . . . short. ROBERT WESLEY CASEY “Bob” •Vocational Mill and Cabinet likes all sports . . . drives (?) a mean Pontiac . . . one of Dudley’s termites . . . seen with Foote . . . a master plumber . . . fond of the opposite sex??? SELDON S. COHICK “Saul” General popular ... a joke for every oc¬ casion . . . handsome ... I’d say . . . that smile and laugh . . . nice dresser . . . future undecided e Thundering ..uers. 60 ELIZABETH ANN COHILL “Peaches” General Holly lass . . . quiet . . . grocery gal at Arnold’s . . . Donny, Donny, Donny . . . neat dresser . . . matrimonial future . . . little but mighty . . . rides a school bus. LEONA CHARLOTTE COLE “Lee” General neat dresser . . . one senior who likes M-Burg . . . M.L.C. . . . would be lost without a car . . . quiet at times . . . Palace and Barbeque . . . Pine Grove . . . pretty blonde hair. HARRY BRUCE CONOVER “Bruce” General hails from Mt. Holly . . . quiet (?) ... a neat dresser . . . sociable . . . rides a school bus ... a friend to everyone . . . shy with the op¬ posite sex. DELORES ANN CORNMAN “Lori” General oh! those eyes and eyelashes . . . “but such is life” . . . loves to flirt . . . M.L.C. . . . happy-go- lucky . . . P.D. whiz???? . . . cute . . . dislikes boys? . . . popular . . . never quiet. JEAN L. CORNMAN “Jeannie” General found at Wilson’s and Pike Diner . . . future housewife . . . “oh, my cow” . . . sparkling personality . . . skater deluxe . . . full of mischief . . . beautiful but not dumb. CHRISTINE EWING CRUM “Chris” College Preparatory friend to everyone . . . excellent pianist . . . Louise and I . . . John’s car . . . small but mighty . . . future math teacher . . . per¬ sonality plus . . . Latin whiz at Braund’s. JOYCE DARE DALY “Joy” College Preparatory hails from New York . . . Bill . . . those big blue eyes . . . Army brat . . . full of fun . . . neat dresser . . . attractive . . . beautiful natural¬ ly curly hair. RICHARD LEROY DARR “Dick” General tall and good looking . . . our left halfback . . . blushes easily ... a nice dresser . . . likes hunting, fishing, and “Dolores” . . . senior class president . . . star baseball player. LESTER EUGENE DAY “Les” Vocational Distributive that ’36 Willis . . . what a smile! . . . hobby—model airplanes . . . Where are you, Mary? . . . quiet . . . a swell friend . . . tease . . . ambition—who knows? LOIS B. DEITCH “Lodie” General snappy head drum-majorette . . . future—Lee’s wife . . . always laugh¬ ing . . . big flirt . . . big brown eyes . . . psychology class . . . “never hurt ya” . . . that dia¬ mond. CAROLL DENNISTON “Denny” College Preparatory cute . . . blonde and grey-eyed . . . Army brat . . . West Point and University of N.C. . . . future nurse . . . Cornell bound . . . Don and “My Foolish Heart.” ANNE LOUISE DeSHIELDS “Andy” Commerical Clerical snappy color guard . . . neat dresser . . . nice to know . . . cute . . . one of the Palace gang . . . found dancing at the Barbeque . . . “Got¬ ta be home early.” 61 JULIA DeWALT “Julie” General likes to draw . . . neat dresser . . . attractive . . . sports fan . . . swim¬ mer deluxe . . . one of our flag twirlers . . . dislikes school buses . . . hobbies—ice skating and boys. PATRICIA JoANNE DIETRICH “Pat” General peppy cheerleader . . . loves to jitterbug . . . from one love to another . . . Pine Grove . . . M.L.C. . . . scads of friends . . . always talking . . . versatile . . . “you nauseate my differentials!” WILLIAM REA DUNCAN “Bill” General a blonde . . . those Algebra II classes!! . . . likes physics, chemis¬ try, and a saxophone . . . seen with Johnny or Donald . . . likes sports . . . future in radio. KENNETH E. DIETRICH II “Dietch” College Preparatory an honor student . . . seen with Jack and Louie . . . always depend¬ able . . . future lawyer . . . drives a ’33 relic . . . Dickinson bound . . . what would Thompson’s do without him?? WALTER EDWARD DREW “Drew” General always has an answer . . . dislikes homework ... a Dodger fan . . . fond of hiking and camping . . . plans to join the Air Force after graduation. BENJAMIN ROSS DUNKLEBERGER “Ben” Vocationql Distributive pleasingly plump . . . seen with Glen . . . rides a school bus . . . works at Cochran and Allen’s . . . small but mighty . . . always ready for a joke . . . bashful at times. TAMES G. ELLERMAN “Jim” Vocational Distributive witty . . . quiet sometimes . . . works at Swigert’s . . . dark-haired . . . true friend ... a wee bit bashful . . . full of fun . . . likes the girls. CAROLINE GERTRUDE ESHENOUR “Carol” General “Lillian” . . . small but mighty . . . future teacher . . . hails from Greason . . . talkative . . . Shippens- burg bound . . . oh! that laugh . . . always ready for a joke. PATRICIA DOLORES EMMONS “Pats” General seen in front of the band . . . “what say, kid?” . . . sweet girl . . . likes the opposite sex . . . neat dresser ... a cute smile . . . sharp seamstress. EFFIE JANE EWING “Effie” General neat clothes . . . quiet? . . . likes the movies . . . found at the Choco¬ late Shop . . . future undecided . . . “Oh! my gosh” . . . cute . . . seen with Iris. NANCY MAE FICKEL “Nancy” College Preparatory “Jackie, Katherine and I” . . . drives a DeSoto . . . attractive . . . French class . . . ardent Choir fan . . . Aunt Nancy . . . the man in her life . . . worry, worry, worry . . . George. EDNA LOUISE FLETCHER “Louise” College Preparatory loads of friends . . . oh, that laugh!! . . . sings alto in the choir . . . nice personality . . . Bop-talk . . . seen with Chris . . . works at the Deluxe Bakery . . . Carl. 62 ROBERT TAY FOSTER “Bob” College Preparatory ardent debater . . . hails from Holly . . . future in the professional fields . . . quiet—in school . . . drives a ’33 classic . . . remember those Debate Club trips . . . swell friend. NANCY LEE FRYE “Nancy” General lover of Pine Grove . . . drives!! . . . neat dresser . . . “I’m late, I’m late” . . . oh, those chemistry class¬ es! . . . “What did you say?” . . . hails from Holly. HAROLD BOYD GIBB, JR. “Gibby” Vocational Mill and Cabinet fond of hunting and fishing . . . found skating . . . one of the ter¬ mites . . . never a dull moment . . . wavy hair . . . dislikes the girls?? IRIS MAY FROWNFELTER “Iris” Commercial Secretarial found at Braund’s . . . one of “the 7” . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . pretty long hair . . . friend to all . . . quiet . . . good student . . . those blue eyes. GEORGE DENNIS GEPHART “George” College Preparatory another Holfyite . . . quiet ... all those morning bus rides . . . seen with Ashburn . . . fond of photo¬ graphy . . . shy (?) ... “oh! you mother bird!” . . . drives a Ford . . . cowboy. HARRY L. GODSEY, JR. “Dutch” Vocatioiml Distributive lover of sports . . . flirt, flirt, flirt . . . pool shark . . . falls asleep in class . . . good looking . . . one of Miss Williams’s boys . . . happy- go-lucky. DEFIANCE, WISDOM ALAN GOTTLIEB “Al” General oh, that curly hair . . . super sax player . . . one of the Palace gang . . . drives . . . future draftsman in the navy . . . short but mighty. friendly Wayne gang . . tory . . Pepsis . Sam. HARRY DAVID GUSLER “Gus” General . . . seen with Butch and . . one of the North End . knows the Dodgers’ his- favorite pastime—drinking . . future—serving Uncle JOSEPH EDGAR GREEN III “Joe” College Preparatory tall, dark and handsome . . . “Pass it” . . . future doctor . . . track team manager . . . member of the Blanks . . . works at the Carlisle Hospital . . . snappy dresser . . . personality plus. BARRY E. HAIR “Barry” Vocational Distributive ex-Bubbler . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . broken jaw . . . works at Joe Motor’s Store . . . fond of girls . . . quiet??? . . . baseball player . . . friends galore . . . great hunter. MARGARET JOANN HANDSHAW “Joann” General hails from Centerville . . . likes sports . . . “Jo” . . . semper para- tus . . . pretty dark brown hair ... a loyal friend . . . pleasing personality ... a smile for every- A. GEORGE HATFIELD, JR. “George” College Preparatory flirt . . . those French II classes . . . that blue Lincoln . . . plays football . . . Virginia . . . nice looking . . . everyone’s friend . . . found on College Street . . . Nancy. RAPHAEL S. HAYS, II Louie” College Preparatory good student . . . that hat . . . pals with Jack and Dietch . . . loyal Yankee fan ... a natural at tennis ... a man of few words . . . hm, hum, humm. DALE E. HEFFLEFINGER “Heffie” General “lookie there” . . . pleasing per¬ sonality . . . that blonde junior! . . . neat dresser . . . never quiet . . . never seen walking . . . bash¬ ful?? . . . seen at Baker’s. JACK WRIGHT HEINZE Jack” College Preparatory those Spanish classes! . . . beauti¬ ful black wavy hair . . . oh, that car!! . . . the girl across the street ... Penn State Bound . . . takes life easy . . . Allenberry . . . Quel hunter!! ROBERT J. HEBERLIG “Hot Rod” Vocational Auto Mechanics hails from Elliotson . . . easy come, easy go . . . likes to roller skate . . . pleasing personality ... at¬ tracted to the opposite sex . . . handsome . . . country lad. JOYCE LOUISE HEFFLEFINGER “Joyce” Commercial Clerical bowler deluxe . . . one of our snappy cheerleaders . . . neat dresser . . . found at the Palace . . . proxy . . . big flirt . . .likes M-Burg . . . Pat, Lorie and I . . . cute . . . friendly. EUGENE FLOYD HENRY “Gene” General country lad . . . likes the opposite sex . . . big brown eyes . . . likes to hunt . . . always ready for a joke . . . full of fun. PROTECTION JAMES RUPLEY HOERLE “Jim” College Preparatory an all-around guy . . . that middle name . . . undying loyalty to Johns¬ town . . . neat dresser . . . member of the Blanks . . . unexcelled wit . . . a second Jerry Lewis. STEPHEN L. HORLACHER “Steve” College Preparatory athletic . . . another of the Blanks . . . Dickinson bound . . . future doctor . . . member of the Thundering Herd . . . blonde and cute . . . “When I was in San Diego.” JOSEPH L. HORNER “Joe” College Preparatory radio ham . . . scientifically in¬ clined . . . good student . . . loves to argue and ask questions . . . Dickinson bound . . . future engi¬ neer . . . that sense of humor. ISRAEL CARL HUNTER “Is” General plays in the band . . . track man . . . sports enthusiast . . . likes to fish and hunt . . . shy? . . . dislikes green . . . future undecided . . . hordes of friends. WILLIAM L. JACOBY “Bill” Vocational Distributive nice disposition . . . quiet?? . . . takes life as it comes . . . rides a school bus . . . slow and easy . . . hails from Shippensburg . . . nice to know. BETTY CAROLE JOHNS “Betts” General those big, blue eyes . . . one of the Palace gang . . . witty . . . loves sports and dancing . . . Pine Grove her Waterloo . . . many loves . . . expert driver?? NORMAN GARDNAR JOHNSON “Norm” General neat dresser . . . fond of the girls . . . smooth dancer . . . one of the Thundering Herd . . . depend¬ able . . . always a friend ... an excellent basketeer. NORMA JEAN JUMPER Jean” General oh, that laugh . . . likes North Carolina . . . pretty blue eyes . . . always in a hurry . . . neat dresser . . . had a pet deer . . . from one love to another . . . dreamer. JUNE ELIZABETH KECK “Junie” General those football games . . . Indian love song . . . always left stranded . . . from one love to another . . . works (?) at McCrory’s . . . giggle, giggle . . . “Rattlesnake Ranch” . . . ohl gad. ALVERNA BARBARA JONES “Verna Commercial Clerical Howard . . . hails from Pittsburgh . . . “Oh, you know” . . . Julia and I . . . typing whiz . . . always re dy for a joke . . . dimples . . . simply loves history?? . . . ambi¬ tion-nurse. ARTHUR R. KECK “Rollie” General basketball player deluxe . . . hobby—sleeping in class . . . future fireman?? . . . nice to know . . . found at the Academy of Fine Arts . . . afraid of girls?? KENNETH LEE KELLER “Ken” Vocational Agriculture quiet—sometimes . . . seen with Blair . . . future farmer . . . Betty . . . likes to hunt . . . drives (?) a Buick ... “I want a date!” WARDING OFF EVIL SPIRITS CHARLES DAVID KEPNER, JR. “Charlie” College Preparatory witty . . . Dickinson . . . good dancer . . . sociable . . . Thespian presi dent . . . contagious laugh . . . actor deluxe ... no girls in his life (yet) . . . likes swimming. KENNETH C. KISSINGER “Heavy” College Preparatory newcomer to Carlisle . . . fond of French . . . already popular . . . choir member ... oh! that laugh . . . nice to know . . . hails from Ohio. MARTHA ELIZABETH KOUGH “Marty” General great sports fan . . . 4-H Club . . . those chemistry and Latin II class¬ es! ... likes to roller skate . . . hails from Centerville . . . works at Woolworth’s . . . future nurse. RONALD L. KREIGER “Ron” General sharp dresser . . . driver deluxe . . . active in sports . . . oh! those speeches . . . terrific trackman . . . dependable . . . nice to know . . . hails from M-Burg. LEBO RONALD FRANCIS LAURETTI “Ron” College Preparatory what a driver! . . . seen with Kerr, Spraglin, Beittel and Brumbaugh . . . found at the Palace or Barbe- que . . . oh! that mighty Ford . . . red head. FAYE ARLENE “Faye” Commercial Secretarial pleasing personality . . . Dick’s girl . . . quiet? . . . studious . . . cute, natural blonde . . . one of “the 7” . . . commercialette . . . rides rough school bus. JOSEPH STINE LEBO “Joe” College Preparatory neat dresser . . . choir . . . piano (?) lover . . . Babs, Babs, Babs . . . baseball . . . sense of humor . . . well liked . . . good looking . . . plays a mean sax . . . what a haircut! JANE ELIZABETH LEWIS “Janie” , ■, College Preparatory Dodgers’ fan . . . what a laugh! . . . never quiet . . . those trips to Washington, D. C. ... true friend . . . former Latin whiz??? . . . dependable . . . full of fun. ROBERT ROYER LINE, JR. “Bob” College Preparatory tall . . . plays tennis . . . Red Sox fan . . . aims a Plymouth . . . father’s a school teacher . . . shy . . . plays baseball . . . quiet—in school . . . Latin stoogent. HELEN LINN LEWIS “Pinkey” General quiet (?) ... a friend to everyone . . . braved Latin II ... a good student . . . sure to succeed . . . always dependable . . . seen in a Ford . . . future undecided. MERVIN ALLEN LINE “Buzz” College Preparatory talkative . . . mischief . . . “Dan” . . . very nice . . . Latin lover? . . . hopes to travel . . . usually seen with Jim . . . good actor . . . future minister . . . likes to dance. WILLIAM LINE “Wild Bill” Vocational Auto Mechanics no girls in his life, yet . . . short and cute . . . grease monkey . . . nice to know . . . hails from the country . . . takes life as it comes. w VIVIAN KAY LOMBARDO “Vicky” Commercial Clerical happy-go-lucky . . . those big brown eyes . . . talks all the time . . . a friend to all . . . adores boys with blue eyes . . . tries to toot a sax. BARBARA ANN MALMSTROM “Barbie” College Preparatory blonde and blue-eyed . . . Air Force Angel . . . likes to paint ... a true friend . . . has a lovely voice . . . wonderful personality . . . seen with Joyce. BLAIR EUGENE McCLAIN “Red” Vocational Agriculture likes to hunt . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . F.F.A. president . . . pleasing personality . . . studi¬ ous . . . bashful (?) ... friend to all . . . red hair. ROBERT LEROY LOWRY “Humphrey” General half of our football team . . . curly hair . . . blue eyes ... “I ain’t scared of him!” ... a true friend . . . track star . . . basketball man¬ ager . . . owns a car!! FAYE LOIS MARTIN “A” General pretty eyes . . . loves dancing and sports . . . nice personality . . . one of the Palace gang . . . “Let’s go to Pine Grove” . . . always laughing . . . neat dresser . . . loves to travel. ROY FREDERICK McCOY II “Red” General captain of the Thundering Herd . . . oh. that red hairl . . . Dot . . . loves all sports . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . vice-president of the senior class. 66 JUDITH McCOY “Judy” College Preparatory good student . . . that red-headed temper . . . seamstress deluxe . . . “Parlez-vous francais?” . . . talented artist . . . one of the gang . . . future Dickinsonion . . . beautiful red hair. BARBARA LOU McKEEHAN “Barby” General likes her men to be tall, dark and handsome . . . fan of the Giants and the Indians . . . found at Mc¬ Crary’s . . . oh, those chemistry classes! . . . future nurse. EUGENE SCHRECK McQUILLEN “Mack” Vocational Mill and Cabinet one of Mr. Stong’s termites . . . seen with Jim . . . likes to roller skate . . . seen at the Rainbow . . . member of the National Guard . . . drives a Plymouth. LEONARD BARRON McCullough “Fish” General sheriff of Pine Grove . . . Barbeque . . . many loves??? . . . those magic feet . . . Bop fan . . . extra cur¬ ricular interest—school . . . Jere and Boston . . . “What’s in York?” GLADYS IVA MCKINNEY “Bubbles” Commercial Clerical dark hair and green-eyed . . . likes to skate . . . oh, that trip to Wash¬ ington! . . . Lou . . . drives? . . . always ready for a joke . . . sweet gal. MELVIN E. MELIUS “Mel” College Preparatory quiet . . . science whiz . . . rides a bike . . . nice to know . . . good student . . . dislikes—any mention of Latin . . . talented in wood work . . . future biology teacher. JOHN RIJHL MILLER “John” General drives a ’36 Chevy . . . seen with Dick and Jim . . . that twin brother . . . Pine Grove ... no girls in his life, yet . . . reckless John. FLOYD EUGENE MORRISON “Blackie” Vocational Mill and Cabinet can be seen driving a Dodge . . . few words . . . bashful . . . found at the pool room . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . wavy hair and blue eyes. GENE RAYMOND MYERS “Gene” Vocational Auto Mechanics likes to play baseball . . . chives a Pontiac . . . works at Arnold Motors . . . dislikes the girls . . . likes horses . . . ambition—auto mechanic . . . quiet (?). TAMES KENT MILLER “Jim” General full of fun . . . dependable . . . found everywhere . . . one of the Miller twins . . . drives a ’46 Chevy . . . neat dresser . . . loves to hunt . . . detention hall fan. JUNE CLARA MONISMITH “June” General short and cute . . . nice personality . . . always ready to help . . . likes ice cream and red hair . . . loads of boy friends ... a con¬ tagious giggle. SHIRLEY JoANN MORRISON “Shirley” Commercial Clerical daydreams . . . “Chevies” . . . Mt. Holly in her blood . . . loquacious . . . from one love to another . . . automobile drivers, beware! . . . “Because of You” . . . skates . . . Lee. 67 SUZANNE ELIZABETH MYERS “Suzie” Vocational Distributive likes art . . . found at McCrory’s . . . hails from Mt. Rock . . . lover of football . . . Bob, Bob, Bob, . . . dislikes to study . . . future house¬ wife. VIRGINIA ANNE NEFF “Ginny” Commercial Clerical hails from Holly . . . pretty brown eyes . . . smile for everyone . . . found at the Palace and Barbeque . . . hall patrol . . . Anne, Joyce, Faye and I. RONALD JEROME NICKEL “Nick” General likes horses, dogs, and football . . . a swell sense of humor . . . Mt. Hollyite . . . Melva, Melva . . . likes blondes . . . ambition unknown . . . what a health class!!! NEDRA LEONA NAUGLE “Noodle” General lover of football . . . seen with June . . . likes to dance . . . “Gome ona My House” . . . likes blue Fords . . . big flirt . . . future undecided. TOY FRANCES NELSON “J°y” General oh, that red hair . . . neat dresser . . . always ready for a good time . . . lover of Pine Grove . . . French whiz??? . . . one of the gang. NANETTE CROMLEIGH NOAKER “Nan” Commercial Secretarial one of “the 7” . . . North End brat . . . future Penn State secretary . . . likes chocolate covered clams . . . naturally curly hair . . . pretty blue eyes. GEORGE ALFRED NOGGLE, JR. “Noggle” General seen with Jim and George . . . likes sports and girls . . . “Little Al” . . . found ’most anywhere . . Mrs. Lowther’s pet peeve . . . Yan¬ kees and Phillies fan. CLARENCE LEROY ORRIS “Chink” Vocational Distributive short and cute . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . big flirt . . . expert driver . . . likes crew cuts . . . grease monkey . . . fond of Mt. Holly girls. SHIRLIE ANNE PITTENGER “Shortstuff” General troubles, troubles, troubles . . . twirler deluxe . . . many loves . . . lots of fun . . . witty . . . likes to dance . . . “Are you going to the Barbeque?” . . . future nurse . . . Bubbletown. PATSY ANN O’DONNELL “Pati” General always dependable . . . braved Latin II . . . nice to know . . . seen with Millie . . . cute . . . drives a Ply¬ mouth . . . Johnstown . . . “Parlez- vous francais?” . . . future nurse. SUSAN BARBARA PETERS “Sue” College Preparatory pretty hair ... an out-of-towner . . . cute . . . many loves . . . quiet (?) ... Dickinson bound . . . French stoogent . . . nice to know . . . Student Council . . . “That big fiddle.” RITA MARY REECE Rita” College Preparatory beautiful black hair . . . Yankees, Yankees ... a spot in her heart for M-Burg . . . likes Mario Lanza . . . Spanish whiz!! . . . swell friend . . . movie fan . . . the gang. 68 BETTY JUNE RENFREW “Junie” Commercial Clerical pretty dark brown eyes . . . likes to talk ... a commercial lass . . . a football fan . . . nice to know . . . oh, that typing class . . . nice clothes . . . enjoys a joke. EMMA ROSEWELL ROBBINS “Emmy” College Preparatory talk, talk, talk . . . good dancer . . . those drawing lessons . . . flirt?? . . . small hut — . . . lover of Laurel . . . one of the gang . . . drives?? BET7.I ANN ROTHERMEL “Betzi” Commercial Clerical small hut mighty . . . lover of the opposite sex . . . good swimmer . . . hall patrol . . . cute and petite . . . quiet sometimes . . . peppy . . . wicked typist . . . nice to know. PROTECTION SAMUEL MERCHLINE RIDDLESBERGER “Sam” College Preparatory ready to argue . . . bandleader deluxe . . . nice dresser . . . likes a nurse . . . drives a yellow jeepster . . . sports lover . . . good swimmer . . . future doctor. MAXWELL EDWARD ROBINSON “Max” General a future paratrooper . . . one of Mr. Millen’s men . . . Joan, Joan, Joan . . . likes to work??? ... a friend to all . . . an excellent athlete. ROBERT HENRY T. ROYER “Bob” Vocational Agriculture a wit . . . that wavy hair . . . everybody’s friend . . . rides a scooter bike ... oh, what a Thes¬ pian! . . . musically talented . . . nice to know . . . dependable . . . future farmer. JoANN E. RUTZ “Jo” Commercial Clerical always seen with Joyce . . . dis¬ likes boys (?) ... likes basketball . . . found at Wilson’s . . . neat dresser . . . love that smile . . . likes to talk . . . small but mighty. DOLORES JANE SHANK “Dolly” Commercial Clerical never a dull moment . . . “Do ya know what?” . . . contagious giggle . . . lots of friends . . . M.L.C. . . . talker deluxe . . . neat dresser . . . snappy flag twirler . . . likes the Air Force. VIVIAN MARIE SHELLER “Bib” College Preparatory hails from Centerville . . . pretty eyes . . . Ray . . . sweet personality . . . always dependable . . . cute . . . host of friends . . . Edna and I . . . lover of sports ... oh! that trip to California. KATHERINE M. SCHECTER “Wu” College Preparatory never a dull moment . . . contagious giggle . . . ex-Latin whiz?? . . . Ann” . . . loves to eat . . . gum chewer superb . . . Larry . . . “That ain’t right” . . . Nancy, Jackie and I. JACK LAWRENCE SHARP “Jack” l ocational Distributive tall and handsome . . . neat dresser . . . future aeronautical engineer . . . big flirt . . . always on the go . . . seen working at the Food Basket. LAWRENCE LEE SHENK “Larry” College Preparatory all around good sport . . . the “toe” . . . Katie . . . true friend . . . Louther Street . . . Periscope . . . good looking . . . french fries . . . Student Government . . . yes! Phillies. 69 HOWARD CALVIN SHIERY II “Jim” General seen with A1 and George . . . likes all sports ... a faithful Yankee fan . . . not fond of the opposite sex??? . . . likes to sleep. VIOLET JOYCE SHOVER “Joy” General hall patrol . . . always smiling . . . color guard . . . cute . . . loads of fun . . . one of the Palace gang . . . Barbeque ... oh! those eyes . . . contagious giggle . . . wicked driver. KAY LUCILLE SHOP!’ “Lu” General cute and talkative . . . Pine Grove . . . twirls a flag . . . full of fun . . . that last minute dash to school . . . a neat dresser . . . sharp dancer . . . many loves. BETTY ARLENE SIMMONS “Shorty” Vocational Distributive works at Woolworth’s . . . hails from Centerville . . . Pee Wee and I . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . always smiling . . . “Don’t call him that!” PAUL CHESTER SPAHR “Buddy” Vocational Auto Mechanics often seen with Ralph . . . member of the F.M.C. . . . works at the Sentinel Building . . . pushes a Dodge . . . dark, wavy hair . . . Jackie . . . that laugh! LOIS ANN SPEED “Lois” General high-stepping head flag twirler . . . cute . . . flirty . . . good dancer . . . M.L.C. . . those glasses! . . . ain ' t love grand? . . . “Speedy” . . . number 15 on the football team. MERLE EDWARD SNOKE “Merle” Vocational Auto Mechanics one of the baseball sluggers . . . those muscles! . . . lover of all sports . . . one of the Centerville gang . . . Doris . . . friend to all . . . smile for everyone. FRED ALLEN SMALL “Fred” General oh! that curly hair . . . friend to all . . . Janice . . . witty . . . Montgomery Ward’s best salesman . . . neat dresser . . . never in a hurry . . . shy (?) ... handsome. EDNA MARIE SMEE “Little One” College Preparatory good things come in small packages . . . oh! that trip to Georgia . . . Vernon . . . nice voice . . . Vivian and I . . . sweet personality. BENJAMIN TRIMMER SOLLENBERGER “Ben” College Preparatory musically talented . . . good stu¬ dent ... a gentleman . . . father’s a school teacher . . . shy? . . . plays a mean drum ... a friend to all . . . no girls in his life . . . de¬ pendable. MIRIAM C. SPECK “Cathy” General cute ... a neat dresser ... a sports fan—especially football . . . Clyde and I . . . talkative . . . many friends . . . drives a Chrysler . . . pretty blue eyes . . . future nurse. ROBIN GEORGE SPEISER, JR. “Bob” College Preparatory nice looking . . . neat dresser . . . great sense of humor . . . Army Brat . . . Arizona — his adopted state . . . driver deluxe . . . favorite sport—track . . . West Point. 70 JOHN LaRUE SPRAGLIN “LaRue” General terrific football player ... as witty as they come . . . friendly to every¬ one . . . popular . . . never a dull moment . . . neat dresser . . . simply loves psychology??? ROBERT EDWIN STAMBAUGH “Bob” General Pine Grove . . . plays a mean trom¬ bone . . . neat dresser . . . early bird . . . pals with Ron . . . works for his father??? . . . tall, dark and handsome. FRED LEE STONE “Stoney” Vocational Auto Mechanics likes fishing . . . always ready for a joke . . . black hair . . . fond of skating ... a friend to all who know him . . . that laugh: RICHARD GERALD SPRAGLIN “Dick” General smart dresser . . . one of the Jolly Dukes . . . likes sports . . . ambi¬ tious . . . air borne . . . fond of girls . . . good student in wood shop . . . smile for everyone. JIM L. STIMELING “J.C.” Vocational Distributive works at Penney’s . . . short, blonde and cute . . . good things come in small packages . . . seen with Gene or Charlie . . . neat dresser . . . pleasing personality. JACK WESLEY STUM “Jack” Vocational Auto Mechanics that dark hair ... oh! that laugh . . . one of the mightier termites . . . friend to all . . fond of the opposite sex?? . . . bashful — some¬ times. LEADING TO HAPPINESS FUGENE C. STUTENROTH “Studey” Commercial Clerical nice to know . . . “Harvey” . . . those English speeches . . . one of the North End Gang . . . energetic (?) ... nice dresser . . . likes the opposite sex??? . . . quiet. JERE L. TEITRICK “Jere” College Preparatory station wagon . . . hails from the Pike . . . quiet??? . . . never a dull moment . . . nice to know ... no girls in his life . . . good dancer . . . Boston and Fish. MARY ANN TOLBERT “Mary” Vocational Distributive cute . . . those eyes! . . . snappy dresser . . . works at Conlyn’s . . . likes the opposite sex . . . likes to skate ... no special one in her life—yet! JOHN WILBUR SWIGERT “Tiger” Vocational Machine Shop oh that curly hair . . . always standing in the halls . . . girls, girls, girls . . . rides a school bus . . . found at the Economy Cut Rate . . . future undecided. RICHARD DONALD THAYER “Dick” College Preparatory likes the Commercial course . . . Thespian deluxe . . . those jokes!!! . . . rides a bike . . . Rexall’s jerk (soda) . . . dislikes thinking . . . dauntless Pirate fan. JAMES J. TOULOUMES, JR. “Jim” College Preparatory hails from Holly . . . ladies’ man . . . dancer deluxe . . . “What was I saying?” . . . friend to all . . . actor (?) ... personality plus . . . “Joe” . . . that laugh! 71 FLORENCE ANN TRUMP “Flo” Commercial Clerical pretty blue eyes . . . loves football games . . . always seen with De . . . oh! that blonde hair . . . nice dresser . . . great sense of humor . . . nice personality. NANCY ELAINE VAN MARTER “Red” College Preparatory the other twin . . . that red hair . . . French student . . . likes boys . . . went to school in Japan . . . talks all the time . . . “Ain’t that tender” . . . the gang. LOIS EILEEN VAN MARTER “Toothless” General Japan . . . those eyes ... a twin . . . whimsical . . . typist deluxe . . . never a dull moment . . . talk, talk . . . chewing gum . . . Barbara, Rita, Ginsey and I . . . cute . . . D.T. HAROLD EDGAR VARNER “Pee Wee” Vocational Machine Shop oh! that curly hair . . . always ready for a good joke . . . one of Andy’s boys . . . likes to roller skate . . . hails from Hay’s Grove . . . Betty . . . quiet. JANET CATHERINE VAUGHN “Janet” Commercial Clerical arrives every morning on the bus . . . always in a hurry . . . good things come in small packages . . . wavy hair . . . future typist . . . good natured . . . driver deluxe. ERNEST ELWOOD WAGNER “Ernie” Vocational Agriculture tall, dark and handsome . . . future farmer . . . Mrs. Scott’s trial . . . member of the 104th . . . hails from McAllister’s . . . nice to know . . . once a friend, always a friend. MERLE GENE WAGNER “Cootie” Vocational Distributive witty . . . keeps you laughing . . . “Let’s be gettin’ on the ball” . . . a joke for every occasion . . . those loud shirts! . . . overdrive special . . . Jerry Lewis’ twin. MARSHALL LEE WASHINGTON “Wash” General Pierre . . . very well liked . . . one of the eleven . . . great athlete . . . likes the opposite sex . . . drives (?) a Buick . . . likes to dance . . . oh, that typing!!! JACQUELINE WEARY “Jackie” College Preparatory Nancy, Katherine and I . . . lover of Pine Grove . . . Periscope Co¬ editor . . . future nurse . . . never stops talking . . . always busy . . . dependable . . . seen in a ’30 Chevy. DOLORES JEAN WALTERICK “Dorty” General very quiet . . . likes to skate . . . Bill . . . likes the movies . . . psychology whiz?? . . . always ready for a good joke . . . sweet gal . . . has a good voice. BARBARA LEE WAUGAMAN “Babs” Commercial Secretarial cute . . . only one man in her life- jack . . . neat dresser . . . one of the 7” ... a typing whiz . . . many friends . . . future secretary and housewife. DOLORES PEARL WEIDLER “De” Commercial Clerical naturally curly hair . . . always seen with Flo . . . loves to argue . . . likes Ohio and Danny . . . alw ' ays willing to help . . . nice dresser . . . loves to talk . . . “Marines.” 72 JOHN WESLEY WEIGEL II “Jack” College Preparatory co-editor of Periscope . . . good student . . . Yankees, Yankees . . . a joke for every occasion . . . pals with Dietch and Louie . . . those football predictions . . . future gen¬ ius . . . versatile. JOHN CLINTON WELBORN, JR. “John” College Preparatory that crew cut . . . “Army Brat” . . . physics whiz??? . . . hails from Vir¬ ginia . . . Ann . . . tennis ace . . . wonderful friend . . . drives??? . . . President of Army Brats Club. JEAN LOUISE WENTZ “Jeanie” Commercial Secretarial one of “the 7” . . . likes to roller skate . . . always smiling ... a loyal friend . . . loves horses . . . commercial lass . . . always willing to help. JOHN KEHL WENTZEL “Moe” College Preparatory bass voice . . . guard on the Thundering Herd . . . college bound . . . crew cut . . . one of the Blanks . . . popular . . . good actor and speaker. DOLORES ANN WISOTZKEY “Dolores” Gejieral nice dresser . . . popular . . . dependable . . . cute and vivacious . . . Dick . . . sports fan, especially football . . . peppy cheerleader . . . pleasing personality . . . M.L.C. . . . versatile. GLEN A. WOODROW “Glen” Vocational Distributive great tease . . . fond of the opposite sex . . . seen driving a green Chrysler . . . good looking . . . always smiling . . . pleasant to know . . . nice dresser. HARRY ROBERT WILLIAMS “Harry” Vocational Distributive neat dresser . . . that hair! . . . seen at Geo. Sheaffer’s Men’s Store . . . likes the opposite sex . . . those sharp ties . . . artist deluxe . . . hails from Huntsdale . . . smile for everyone. DOROTHY MAE WILSON “Dottie” General cute . . . full of pep . . . popular . . . “My red head” . . . blushes . . . high stepping flag twirler . . . our T-Teen president . . . lover of all sports . . . what a laugh! MALCOLM WERDEBACH “Dearie” General small but mighty . . . neat dresser . . . likes the opposite sex . . . good looking . . . Gene Krupa’s double . . . dislikes work and English . . . friendly . . . that laugh. RICHARD L. WILKINS “Builder” T ' ocatiojial Distributive always clowning . . . one of Decker’s customers . . . found at Hench’s . . . eating’s a hobby . . . seen with Bill . . . excitable . . . friend to everyone . . . fond of sports. HAPPINESS ELIZABETH ANN YORK “Betty” General hails from Washington . . . Army Brat . . . cute . . . Tom and West Point . . . drives a Nash . . . loves to flirt . . . always writing letters . . . seen with Caroll. ALWIN ZECHA “Alwin” College Preparatory born in Java, Indonesia . . . friendly . . . good sense of humor . . . Chemistry Whiz . . . college bound . . . favorite pastime-movies . . . “Peg O’My Heart” . . . pleasant smile . . . future CP.A. BEST ATHLETES Dottie Wilson Fred McCoy Warbonnets To You For TEACHERS’ TRIALS Evelyn Smallwood Bob Lowry BEST DANCERS Lois Speed “Fish” McCullough BIGGEST FLIRTS Joyce Hefflefinger George Hatfield DID THE MOST FOR ’52 Mary Bostock Larry Shenk BEST MUSICIANS Vicky Lombardo Malcolm Werdebach BEST MANNERS Barbara Malmstrom Norman Johnson MOST TOPULAR Dolores Wisotzkey Dick Darr BEST ACTORS Millie Boise Charles Kepner . 74 Those Things Money Can’t Buy PEPPIEST Pat Dietrick Fred McCoy MOST VERSATILE Jackie Weary Dick Darr BEST LOOKING Dolores Wisotzkey Bob Black WITTIEST Barbara Adams Jim Hoerle MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Bostock Jack Weigel BEST LEADERS Jackie Weary Larry Shenk MOST DEPENDABLE Pali O’Donnell Jack Weigel MOST TALKATIVE Emmy Robbins Alfred Noggle BEST MIXERS Dottie Wilson Merle Wagner 75 Dot Wilson, Art and Iris Frown f cl ter WHEN WE WERE PAPOOSES Delores Corn man ine and Howard Lewis | Caroline Eshenour Betty Renfrew Sam Riddlesberger Pete and Dick Calaman, ' Jo Ann and Doris Rutz Dolly Shank Virginia Neff Sally Braund Louise Fletcher i Jackie Weary Millie Boise Lois Speed I Barbara Waugaman Joyce Hefflefinger Jack Arbegast Dolores Brenizer Virginia Baker Sue Peters John Spraglin Betzi Rothermel Nancy Frye Dolores Weidler Norma Jean Jumper Vicky Lombardo Barbara Adams Nan Noaker Helen Lewis Patsy Ann O’Donnell Harry Williams Raphael Hays Max Robinson Bob Royer The Braves of C. H. S. 4 © it ARTHUR ADAMS—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Projection Club 4; Varsity Track 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Leaders Club 4. BARBARA ANN ADAMS—Library Club, 2,3,4; Play Cast 3; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Periscope Staff 3; Oracle Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Dramatic Club, 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. DONALD ADAMS—Biology Club 2; Latin Club 3; J.V. Football 2,3. JACK ARBEGAST—Hi-Y 2,3,4; Varsity Footboll 3,4; Varsity Bosketball 4; Varsity Baseball 2,4; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketboll 2,3; Leaders Club 4. JOHN ASHBURN—Biology Club 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. VIRGINIA BAKER—Library Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Biology Club 2,3; Oracle Staff 4; Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JOE BARIC—Budget Club 2,3,4; Future Retailers 4; F.M.C. 2,3,4.ADA BARRICK—Commercial Club 4. MARIE BARTOLI—Library Club 4; Y-Teens 3; Spanish Club 4; Biology Club 2; Dramatic Club 3,4; Latin Club 3; French Club 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. PHYLLIS BEAM—Biology Club 2,4; Intramural Sports 2,4. GALEN BEAR—Biology Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Science Club 4; Intra¬ mural Sports 2,3,4; Stamp Club 2. SUZANNE BENTLEY—Y-Teens 2; Debate Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3. WALTER BIGLER—F.M.C. 2,3,4. LEE ALLEN BISHOP—Intramural Sports 2,3,4. BILL BINTER— F.M.C. 2,3,4. ROBERT BLACK—Hall Patrol 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; French Club 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2. CHARLES BLOSSER—F.M.C. 2,3,4; Future Retoilers 4; J.V. Football 2. MILDRED BOISE—Hall p otrol 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; tatin Club 3; French Club 4; Thes¬ pians 3,4; Cheerleaders 3; Choir 3,4; Sextette 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,4. KENNEH BOLZE—Bond 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Leaders Club 2. MARY BOSTOCK—library Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Debate Club 2,3,4; Periscope Staff 3; Oracle Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Dramatic Club 3; Latin Club 3; French Club 4; Intramural Sports 2; Hostess Club 2,3. GEORGE BOWERMASTER. DONALD BOYER—F.M.C. 2,3,4; Varsity Football 3; Intramural Sports 2; J.V. Football 2. BETTY BOYKO—Future Retailers 4. CAROL BRADLEY—-Library Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Spanish Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; intramural Sports 2,4. SALLY BRAUND—Library Club 2,3,4; Hall Patrol 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Oracle Staff 4; Ploy Cast 4; French Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. DOLORES BRENIZER—Commercial Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4. JANET BRETZ—Student Council 4; Future Retailers 4. FLORA BROWN—Library Club 2; Commercial Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Oracle Staff 4, Play Cost 3. RUTH BURGETT—Latin Club 3. J. PAUL BURKHART—Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 4; Science CKib 4; Choir 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Play Cast 3,4. CHARLES BUTLER—F.F.A. 2,3. BERTHA CALAMAN—Latin Club 3. ROGER CALAMAN—Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basket¬ ball 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Leaders Club 4. ROBERT CASEY—F.M.C. 2,3,4. RICHARD COCKLEY—Varsity Football 4; Varsity Baseball 4; J.V. Football 2,3; S.V. Baseball 2,3. SELDQN COHICK—Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Intramural Sports 2. ANN COHILL. LEONA COLE—Y-Teens 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Choir 2; Intramural Sports 2; Hostess Club 2. HARRY BRUCE CONOVER— Latin Club 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Baseball 4; Intramural Sports 2,3; J.V£ Football %3; J.V. Baseball 2,3. DELORES CORNMAN—Half Patrol 4; Y-Teen 4. JEAN CORNMAN—Y-Teens 4; Choir 3,4; Sextette 3,4. CHRISTINE CRUM—Y-Teens 3,4; Latin Club 3; Choir 2,3; Camera Club 2. JOYCE DALY—Choir 4; Intramural Sports 4. RICHARD DARR—Hall Patrol 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; i-V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Leaders Club 4; Class Officer 4. LESTER DAY—Student Council 3; Future Retailers 4. CAROLL DENNISTON—Y-Teens 4; Latin Club 4. ANNE De SHIELDS—Hall Patrol 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Band 4. JULIA De WALT—Y-Teens 4; Oracle Staff 4; Flog Twirlers 4. KENNETH DIETRICH—Latin Club 3; Projection Club 2; Intramural Sports 2. PATRICIA DIETRICH—Student Council 2; Hall Potrol 3,4; Y-Teeni, 2,3,4; Oracle Staff 4; Dramatic Club 2,3; Cheerleaders 3,4; Ploy Cast 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Hostess Club 2. WALTER DREW—Projection Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. WILLIAM DUNCAN—Intramural Sports 2,3,4. BENJAMIN DUNKLEBERGER—F.F.A. 2,3; Future Retailers 4. JAMES ELLERMAN—Biology Club 3; Future Retailers 4. PAT EMMONS—Band 4. CAROLINE ESHENOUR—Oracle Staff 4; French Club 4; Play Cast 3. EFFIE EWING—Y-Teens 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3. NANCY FICKEL—Student Council 3; Hall Patrol 3,4; Y-Teens 2; French Club 4; Choir 2,3,4; Sextette 2,3,4; In¬ tramural Sports 2; Hostess Club 2,3. LOUISE FLETCHER—Periscope Staff 3; Oracle Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Latin Club 3; Thespians 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; |extette 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. ROBERT FOSTER—Debate Club 2,3,4; French Club 4. IRIS FROWNFELTER—Commercial Club 4; Budget Club 3,4; Oracle Staff 4. NANCY FRYE—Library Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Spanish Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. GEORGE GEPHART—Camera Club 2,3; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2. HAROLD GIBB—F.M.C. 2,3,4. HARRY GODSEY—Future Retailers 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Varsity Baseball 2. ALAN GOTTLIEB—Spanish Club 4; Band 3; Intramural Sports 3 , JOSEPH GREEN—Holl Patrol 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 3; Science Club 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Sports Manager 2,3,4. HARRY GUSLER. BARRY HAIR—Future Retailers 4. MARGARET HANDSHAW-—Y-Teens 4; Oracle Staff 4; Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. GEORGE HATFIELD—Stu¬ dent Council 2,3,4; Student Cabinet 3;4 Hall Patrol 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Choir 3; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Science Club 4; J.V. Football 2. RAPHAEL HAYS—Spanish Club 4; Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. ROBERT HEBERLIG. DALE HEFFLEFINGER—J.V. Baseball 3. JOYCE HEFLEFFINGER—Student Coun¬ cil 3; Hall Patrol 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Budget Club 3,4; Dramatic Club 3; Cheerleaders 4; Pep Squad 2,3; In¬ tramural Sports 2,3,4. JACK HEINZE—Hall Patrol 3,4; Projection Club 2,3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 2. EUGENE HENRY—J.Vi Football 3. JAMES HOERLE—HK 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Science Club 4; Choir 2,3; Ploy Cast 3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Baseboll 2,3; Stage Club 4. STEPHEN HORLOCHER—-Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Projection Club 3; Science Club 4; Vorsity Football 4; Varsity Track 3,4; Intra¬ mural Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2,3. JOSEPH HORNER—Band 2,3; Orchestra 3,4; Latin Club 3; French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Intramural Sports 2,3. ISRAEL HUNTER—Band 4; Varsity Track 4; Intramural Sports 4. BILL JACOBY—Library Club 2; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Science Club 2; Future Retailers 4. BETTY JOHNS—Y-Teens 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Hostess Club 2. ALVERNA JONES— Commercial Club 3. NORMAN JOHNSON—Projection Club 2,3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Vorsity Track 3,4; Intramural Sports 2; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 3. NORMA JUMPER—Oracle Staff 4; Dramatic Club 3; Choir 4; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3. ARTHUR KECK—Hi-Y 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 2. JUNE KECK—Y-Teens 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Cheerleaders 4; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 3,4. KENNEH KELLER—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 3. CHARLES KEPNER—Student Council 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Lotin Club 3; French Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Play Cast 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. KENNETH KISSINGER—French Club 4; Choir 4. MARTY KOUGH—Y-Teens 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. RONALD KREIGER—Hall Patrol 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4; J.V. Football 3. RONALD LAURETTI—Periscope Staff 3; Quill ond Scroll 3; Latin Club 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Track 4; J.V. Football 2,3. FAYE LEBO—Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3. JOSEPH LEBO—Periscope Staff 3; Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 4; Intramural Sports 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2,3; Chapel Committee 4. HELEN LEWIS—Y-Teens 2,3; Dramatic Club 2,3; Lotin Club 3; French Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Hostess Club 2,3. JANE LEWIS—Biology Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Pep Squad 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. ALLEN LINE—Dramatic Club 3,4; Latin Club 4; Thespians 4; Projection Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Ensemble 4; Play Cost 3,4; Camera Club 2. ROBERT LINE—Lotin Club 3; Hi-Y 4; Biology Club 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Footboll 2. WILLIAM LINE— 4 © It I u F, F Wearers of the Green and Gold F.M.C. 2,3,4. VIVIAN LOMBARDO—Commercial Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Budget Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Oracle Stoff 4. ROBERT LOWRY— Varsity Footboll 2,3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Sports Manager 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN MALMSTROM—Dramatic Club 4; French Club 4; Choir 4; Sextette 4. FAYE MARTIN—Student Council 2; Y-Teens 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Pep Squad 3; Intramural Sports 3. BLAIR McCLAIN—F.F.A. 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. FRED McCOY—Varsity Footboll 2,3,4; Varsity Bosketball 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Leaders Club 4; Class Officer 4. JUDITH McCOY—Y-Teens 3,4; Oracle Staff 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Hostess Club 2,3. LEONARD McCULLOUGH—Hi-Y 2,3; Projection Club 2; Sports Monager 2,3. BARBARA McKEEHAN—Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 2,3. GLADYS McKINNEY—Commercial Club 3; Y-Teens 4. EUGENE McQUILLEN—F.M.C. 2,3,4. MELVIN MELIUS—Student Council 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 3,4. JAMES MILLER—Student Council 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Camera Club 2,3; Intramurol Sports 2,3,4; Leaders Club 4. JOHN MILLER —Hi-Y 3,4; Camera Club 4; Intramural Sports 4; Leaders Club 4. JUNE MONISMITH—Latin Club 4; Intramural Sports 2. FLOYD MORRISON—F.M.C. 3,4. SHIRLEY MORRISON—Commericol Club 3,4. GENE MYERS—F.M.C. 3,4; Varsity Boseboll 3,4; J.V. Base¬ ball 2. SUZANNE MYERS—Budget Club Future Retailers 4. NEDRA NAUGLE—Y-Teens 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. VIR- Smercial Club 2,4; f-Teqns 2,4. JOY NELSON—Y-Teens 2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; F.M.C. 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4, Intromural Sports 2; Leaders Club 4. NANETTE NOAKER—Student Commercial Club 4; Y-Teen 4; Budget Club 3,4; Band 2; Orchestra 2; Intramurol Sports 2,3,4. ALFRED ejection Club 2; Intramural Sports 2,3, 4; Leaders Club 4; Sports Manager 2,3. PATSY 0 DONNELL Hall «te Club 2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4® LaHn Club 3; French Club 4; Thespians 4; Hostess Club 2; Class Officer 2,3; Budget Club 2,3,4;, s f uture Retailers 4; Intramural Sports 2; Stage Club 2. SUSAN PETERS— uncil 2,3,4; Y-TeettS 4; Biology Club 2,3; Oracle Staff 4; Dramatic Club 2; Orchestra 2,3,4; Latin Club ol Sports 3,4; Hostess Club 2,3. SHIRLIE PITTENGER—Librafy ?lub 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Periscope ast 3; Intramural Sports 3; Majorettes 4. ' RITA REECE-—-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Peri- Club 3. BETY RENFEW—Commercial Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2; Budget Club 3,4; Oracle Stoff ESBERGER—Spanish Club 4; Band 2,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Choir itratnura! Sports 2,3,4; J.V. For ;,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French JV, GINIA NEFF—Holl Patrol Choir 2,3. RONALD Nl Council 4; Hall Patrol 3 NOGGLE—Latin Club 3; Patrol 3,4; Y-Teens 4; D 2. CHINK ORRIS—F Library Club 2,3; Stu 3; French Club 4; pfnti Staff 3; Dramatic Club scope Staff 3; Quill 4; Pep Squad 2. SAM semble 2,3; Varsity Football Library Club 2,3,4; Dramatic ROBINSON—Varsity Football 4; Commercial 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Thespians 3,4; Choir 3 Teens 3,4; PJtl§e©pe Staff Quill and Scroll 3 SHANK—Hall Patrot®.3,4f F.F.A. 2; Projection Club 2 ( mural Sports 2,3,4. L Choir 2; Varsity Football 3f Class Officer 2,3. HOWARD b 4; Choir 2,3; ball 2; J.V. oders 4. ROBER ROY I 3,4; J.V. Basketbol ERINE SCHECTER—I Sextette 4; Ploy Cos 2,3,4; Budget Club . ;H ELLER—Y-Teens 4; Spo Holl Patrol 3,4; Hi-Y : Intramurol Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Footboll Y—Lotin Club 3; Leaden Club 4; Sports Manager 2; J.V. Boseboll 2; Stage Club. 4. EMMA Teens 2,3; Debate Club 2; Dromotie Club 2,3; Choir 2; Intramural Sports 2,3; Flog Y-Teens 3,4; Band 4; Dramatic Club 4; Choir 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Intramurol Sports 3. BETTY Retailers 4. FRED SMALL.—Band 2,3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Leaden Club 4. Choir 2,3,4; Sextette 4. MERLE SNOKE—F.M.C. 3,4; Vonity Baseball 3; Intramurol ! ports 3,4; Hostess TZI ROTHERMEL—Hall Patrol 3, il 2,3,4; Hall Patrol 3,4; F.F.A. ’—Commercial Club 2,3,4; Y- Patrol 3,4; Periscope Staff 3,4; 4; Hostess 2,3. DOLORES stess Club 2. JACK SHARP— ology Club 3; Choir 2,3,4; Intra- Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3; nittee 4; Sports Manager 2,3,4; HOPP—Library Club 2,3,4; Y- CE SHOVER—Hall Patrol 3,4; NS—Biology Club 3; Future tin Club 3; French Club 4; BEN SOLLENBERGER—Hall Patrol 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Bangf 2,3.4:Quill and Strati 3; Choirf 2,3 lntromurol Sports 2,3,4. PAUL SPAHR—F.M.C. 3,4. MIRIAM SPECK—Y-Teens 4; Dramatic Club 3; Chair 1; Pfp Jquad 2, Intramural Sports 3. LOIS SPEED—Library Club 2,3,4, Hall Patrol 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Debate ' ib R; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Lotin Club 3; Intramurol Sports 2,3; Flog Twirlers 3,4; Hostess Qlub 2. ROBIN SPEISER—Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 4; Itrtramural Sports 4. JOHN SPRAGLIN—Holl Patrol 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Vorsity Footboll 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4; Intramural. Sports £ 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Leaders Club 4. RICHARD SPRAGLIN Hi-Y 4; Varsity Track 4; Intramurol Sports 2,3,4; J.V. Footb Tf Leaders Club 4. ROBERT sfAMBAUGH—Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4. JIM STIMELING —Future Retailers 4. FRED STONE—F.M.C. 3,4. JACK STUM—F.M.C. 2,3,4; | tramural Sports 2,3,4. EUGENE STUTENROTH —Hi-Y 4; Vorsity Trock 2,3,4. JOHN SWIGERT—Student Council 4; F.M.C. 3,4; Intramural Sports 3. JERE TEITRICK—Lotin Club 4; Thespions 3,4; Intromural Sports 2,3; Stage Club 2,3,4. RICHARD THAYER—Holl Potrol 4; Debate Club 3; Biology Club 2,3; Dramatic Club 4; French Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Science Club 4; Ploy Cast 3,4, Intromural Sports 2,3,4. MARY ANN TOLBERT—Future Retailers 4. JAMES TOULOUMES—Dramatic Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Projection Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Play Cast 2,3,4. FLORENCE TRUMP—Commeteiol Club 4; Oracle Staff 4. LOIS VAN MARTER—Library Club 4; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Debote Club 3; Periscope Staff 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Pioy Cast 3; Pep Squod 2; Intromural Sports 2,3,4; Thunderettes 2; Hostess Club 3,4. NANCY VAN MARTER—Holl Patrol 3 ? Y Taerii Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Choir 3; Intromural Sports 2,3,4; Lotin Club 3; Hostess Club 3,4. HAROLD VARNER—Intromural Sports 2,3. JANET VAUGHN—Commercial Club 3 4; Oracle Staff 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. ERNEST WAGNER—F.F.A. 2,3,4. MERLE WAGNER—Student Council 2; Future Re toilers 4; Intramural Sports 2,3; Sports Manager 2. DOLORES WALTERICK. MARSHALL WASHINGTON—Student Council 3,4 Hall Patrol 3,4; French Club 3,4; Varsity Footboll 2,3,4; Vorsity Basketball 2,3,4; Vanity Trock 2,3,4; Intromural Sports 2,3,4 Leaders Club 4. BARBARA WAUGAMAN—Hall Potrol 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Budget Club 3,4; Intromural Sports 2. JACQUE LINE WEARY—Library Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Hall Potrol 3,4; Periscope Staff |P; French Club 4; Thespions 3,4; Choir 2,3 Play Cast 3; Hostess Club 2,3,4. DOLORES WEIDLER—Commercial Club 4. JACK WEIGEL—Debate Club 3; Band 2,3; Periscope Stoff 3,4; Quill ond Scroll 3; Dramatic Club 4; Latin Club 3; French Club 4; Science Ciub 4; Play Cast 3,4; Intramurol Sports 2,3,4; Sports Monoger 3. JOHN WELBORN—Spanish Club 4. JEAN WENTZ—Commercial Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Pep Squod 2; Intra¬ mural Sports 2. JOHN WENTZEL—Student Council 4; Hall Potrol 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Thespions 3,4; Choir 3; Play Cost 3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Trock 3,4; Intromural Sports 2; J.V. Football 2; Stage Club 3,4; Closs Officer 3. MALCOLM WERDEBACH—Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choir. 3; Vorsity Track 4; Intramurol Sports 2,3,4; Leaders Club 4. RICHARD WILKINS—Future Retailers 4; J.V. Baseball 2. HARRY WILLIAMS—Future Retailers 4. DOROTHY WILSON—Y-Teens 3,4; Intramurol Sports 2,3,4; Flag Twirlers 3,4; Closs Officers 3,4. DOLORES WISOTZKEY—Library Club 2,3,4; Hall Potrol 3,4; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Oracle Staff 4; Dramatic Club 2,3; Latin Club 3; Cheerleaders 4; Class Officer 2,3,4. GLENN WOODROW—Future Retailers 4. ELIZABETH ANN YORK—Oracle Stoff 4. ALWIN ZECHA—Spanish Club 4. 7y n n ■ , a£± -JC ZuL. C+ + - ' GSptjry A . Qa JL CGL BCzyJoL To U o o i Gu. ' SfLtsJL U. 97k Cfcu OA JLj aA . C — ' SkJjotvhu 3 OaJ AA brLH-£ ly t (UrtJL £o A «« Mf(t $ J ujL? }aA SUp t QJ U S-G -u y G ■ £• fijSlG rUU V QjutJk. (DjuuX) V 5- L) ol c-A ' £}jbt H4J utoy b 2UJ 7?? C y° SfcZZy y J - ' Yt -rr ou4ji. f- B % - - - 0 -. ' ' | - - ■fc. TZt vt- ' luu ti- ' GaAAtA I ] CLsuJ W oJJe w o jlk - ' . P (L % A.. (jJ - lu ' -ASV ' r yyijxstiCy % g-j-« T - -•- J L cLU OumU $ d tc daJ i 1 ' J a As£ X (B rx 0.«SJiA — OumjJU J m ° yrVL ' ffiy 4 ' ' ' Xk M y 44 4- !h H Qi dXty yj sis(jL- — r rc - 1 1 u L -, cX ttzG {U y- ■ ■ Q - (5tr X lLJg zt gxg, I A CaA- ' oft -Mz 7r7 J %JtZ TL Xt lxn aw i lit • JD i 3Zi JL 7l s£XX Jy ' £ 4+tu SL 8lt AK , 2|J JC _ WmjL fjtoi - JazJ- -G ' ■ AML n -A yto aJy— O- ' VA-A. VxJ sXXLjT IA ou.o«4 ;:: a C jaji i t6u _2T ' i- [l +4 . QUU_. ' SiWjuou XCr SS GL yu M£wtA D t U. t3ja Q Ccl, 2avu««{ J o - (W« 6 «a«voJL, va3Ct 3K Bob Blrck fMTc CcL CAa Jlt . $. V i-Jasi ± __ , jr.XZjX- SuaMaa yXcZ ' tG ' A- ’ y rr t yfindLa- e X tILc J£,Jk. $« «« CU- M. y o A. ao %Jl 2fJL a (SLtfi y 7r xW)Tn frt JU U j °G jt Xut-fo ' ix Auwi £y U4- cJ-£-1? XevTX 9 CZJz Ct Z m C -,X t 80 • $ ?n mi Patrons Alberta, Evelyn, Helen, and Josephine Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Arbegast Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Baker Barbara, Mildred, Pati, Lois, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Barrick Mr. and Mrs. Mario Bartoli Mr. and Mrs. Galen W. Bear Janice Beltzhoover and Fred Small Betty and Dutch Betty and Harold, Janet and George Betty, Nancy, Kay, and Joy Betty, Shirley, Jean, and Dot Betzi, Dolly, Delores, and Lois Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop Joan Black and Sam Riddlesberger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Black Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Boise Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bolze Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bostock Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Braund, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Dr. and Mrs. J. Paul Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Floyd O. Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohill Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conover Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Crum De, Flo, and June Colonel and Mrs. A. B. Denniston Mr. and Mrs. William A. DeWalt Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. W. Rea Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Drew Effie and Iris Mr. and Mrs. William Ellerman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eshenour Dr. and Mrs. C S Fickel Anita Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frownfelter Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Godsey Mr. and Mrs. David Hair Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Handshaw Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hatfield Jack, Bob, Davis, and Ronnie Janet and Don Judy, Rita, Emmy, Nancy, Marie Norma Jean Jumper and Bill Baker Katherine and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kingsboro Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kotzmoyer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kough Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kreiger Mr. and Mrs. William J. Leho Lester Day and Joe Baric Lester, Joe, Bill, and Jim Louie, Dietch, Dick and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Lewis Mr. Howard W. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Line Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lowry Mrs. E. Jane Lyter Mr. and Mrs. Harper Martin Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McClain Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McKeehan Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Melius Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mellinger Miriam and Clyde Mrs. Edna Monismith Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Leih Myers Mrs. E. B. Neff Er e and Pete Negley Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Noaker Mr. and Mrs. John Orris Palace Confectionary Dr. Lewis L. Parker Pat, Nancy, Joyce, and Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peters Shirlie and William J. Pittenger Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Prosser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Renfrew Dr, and Mrs. M. M. Riddlesberger Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rothcrmel Mr. and Mrs. Israel Royer Jo Rutz and Joyce Hefflefinger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schecter Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Shank Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Sheller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shenk Shirley and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Shover Betty Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Small Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Smee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Snoke Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sollenberger Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Speck Mr. and Mrs. George Speed Colonel and Mrs. R. G. Speiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stimeling Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Stutenroth Mr. and Mrs. Paul R Teitrick Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Thayer Mr. and Mrs. James Touloumes Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Trump Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Vaughn Vivian, Martha, Phyllis, and Joann Doug and Barney Wagner Merle G. Wagner, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weary Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wentzel Mrs. M. Wisotzkey Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Worley Colonel and Mrs. Robert H. York Compliments of Reeves-Hoffman Corporation Compliments of THE STRAND A Comerford Theatre SHULENBERGER FUNERAL HOME 167-171 West High Street Phone 89 LOCKWOOD ' S GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables — Frosted Foods Phone 588 We Deliver 160 South Pitt Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania Compliments of CARLISLE HARDWARE 132 N. Hanover Street Complete line of Hardware — Paints — Appliances {Prescriptions C o N G 11 A T U L A T I O N ' 52 s PHARMACY Dot tv braund ' s i MADISON , |U CKf AM ftAM ' UptuWA- DRUGS BIOLOGICALS ANTIBIOTICS CHEMICALS COSMETICS BRAUND ' S PHARMACY 138 NORTH HANOVER STREET Carlisle Phone 1647 83 Compliments of Carlisle Aerie No. 1299, Fraternal Order of Eagles. 84 CARLISLE FOOD MARKET 22 North Hanover Street Carlisle’s Complete Food Department Store Vic t u jpl i - ' | «nk j xsssfifc JmHh — , m VS ■■iWauJ JKr Bf IbW ' . . ' Compliments of THE BEAUTY BAZAAR Ruth Darr, Proprietress 55 West Louther Street BILLET ' S ELECTRIC SHOP 115 SOUTH HANOVER ST. Phone 1080 } ISRAEL ' S, INC. MEN ' S AND BOYS ' WEAR 107 N. Hanover Street Jim’s Son Unveils Marker BOWMAN CO. Carlisle, Pf.nna. The Store That Offers Good Merchandise and Appreciates Your Business 85 For The Finest In Hotel Service Phone 40 for THE MOLLY PITCHER STAMBAUGH ' S DAIRY and MILK - ICE CREAM - COTTAGE CHEESE JAMES WILSON HOTELS, Inc. “Tops for Flavor and Qiiality” Leslie V. Bentley 118 WEST NORTH STREET President Carlisle, Pennsylvania Visit Our Store for Your Needs Gifts — Sporting Goods — Tools — Housewares — Hardwares PLUMBING SUPPLIES Cochran and Allen, Inc. 22-24-30 South Hanover Street Congratulations Class of 1952! KELVINATOR HOME APPLIANCES from WALLY KITNER 46 W. LOUTHER ST. Carlisle, Penna. Phone 1559 EARLEY ' S Furniture — Floor Coverings — Draperies 114 North Hanover Street L. W. Burkholder G. H. Kutz 86 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE LODGE No. 761 Carlisle, Penna. Jimmy Brown Fan Club Read THE EVENING SENTINEL For All the News Johnston Finer and Better Foods Hanover and South Streets Carlisle, Penna. Compliments of Cockley ' s Electrical Service Universal Appliances, Wiring, Fixtures, Supplies Phone 2151 For Every Occasion CAKES, ROLLS AND PIES From THE DELUXE BAKERY Phone 1433 6 E. Louther Street EPPLEY ' S DRUG STORE If It’s Fashion New It’s West At Pomfret in Carlisle MABLE WERT Fashion Shop 64 S. West Street Carlisle, Penna. Carlisle, Penna. YOUTHFUL FASHIONS Tots to Teens — On the Square Carlisle, Penna. 87 RUFE CHEVROLET, INC. Large Stock of Chevrolet Parts, Mechanical and Radiator Repairs, Auto Radio Installation and Repairs, Speedometer Repair and Testing, Body and Fender Repairs, Auto and Truck Painting and Touchup, Glass Replacement. AAA and Keystone Auto Club Road Service 25 N. BEDFORD STREET Phone 1500 Used Cars and Trucks Lot—W. High and Parker Streets Phone 2221 For “Keen-Teen” Fashions Shop J. P. BIXLER SON HARDWARE - SPORTINC, GOODS 2-4 E. High Street Carlisle c4 ery r Hflr OVER ftryp LOUTHER ) Quality -j- Service CONGRATULATIONS - ’52 Established 1846 106 Years of Service J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. 19 N. Hanover Street - Carlisle, Pa. 88 Farmer ' s Trust Company Carlisle, Pennsylvania Established 1902 Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of J. C. Wentzel Sons First and Always For the Latest in School Szrpplies Light ' s Stationery Store For the BEEF That Can’t Be Beat Try Our Meat Hoffer ' s Meats Reese ' s Self Service The Store With Plenty of Parking Space Plainfield, Penna. SWIMMER ' S For Ten Years, Your Friendly Cleaners 44 W. HIGH STREET Phone 1114 Arnold Motors Beautiful New Cars Good Service Always CARLISLE THEATRE Cumberland Valley’s Finest Theatre A Big Day for Carlisle ROYAL JEWELERS 33 N. Hanover Street Largest Selection of Bulova Watches in this area NEVER A CHARGE FOR CREDIT For the Best In Men’s Clothes Shop at SWIGERT ' S 89 Compliments of BEDFORD SHOE COMPANY NICKEL ' S POTATO CHIPS Corn-Twisties and Pretzels 36 S. WEST STREET Phone 1504-R CUMBERLAND FEEDS Paul O. Sunday FEEDS - GRAINS - FERTILIZERS Flowers Always Please GEORGES ' On G Street FLORISTS FOR 4 GENERATIONS Y-Teens On Parade Further Your Education at Carlisle Commercial College J. W. MYERS CO. INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Food Products — Notions — Tobaccos Carlisle Phone 400 90 You’re Never Behind the 8-Ball at DECKER ' S Cigar Store The Finest In Young Men’s Wear Since 1866 KHONENBERG’S CARLISLE TRUST COMPANY Member : Federal Reserve System F.D.I.C. Not Just a Store But An Institution For 86 Years Carlisle Shoe Company mademoiselle T m REG. shoes 91 Compliments of Daily Motor Express ■ =m With Compliments CARLISLE of BAKING CO. SOUTH PITT STREETS P. R. Hoffman Phone 101 92 Long, Long Ago Compliments of WILLIAM R. SHEARER DRUGGIST C.H.S. Class of 1899 “darling clothes for any occasion just come to- ' -the hub n 23 n. hanover lJoff ae J Cre« iiVe j or trad By Wm. C. Meads For a Student’s Ideal Lunch Stop at The Homestead Restaurant 32 West Louther Street Baker and Gussman Printers For Fine Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches S. C. BOYER JEWELER Hanover and Louther Streets 93 C. H. Masland S. Sons Makers of MASLAND BEAUTIBLEND BROADLOOMS MASLAND SPORTSMAN’S CLOTHES 1866 MASLAND Carlisle, Penna. Philadelphia, Penna. 94 CARLISLE TIRE RUBBER DIVISION of CARLISLE CORPORATION CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of Passenger and Truck Tubes Camelback and Famous Carlisle Bicycle Tires and Tubes Remember the French Chib Dance? Narrow Ribbon Specialty Mills, Inc. Carlisle, Penna. Satin — Grosgrain — Moire — Fancy Ribbons Congratulations Class of ’52 The Eaton-Dikeman Paper Co. George E. Welsh Son Typewriter Sales and Service 103 N. Hanover Street Manufacturers of Fine Filter and Absorbent Papers Mt. Holly Springs, Penna. 95 Complimen ts of FROG SWITCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Carlisle, Pennsylvania Central Pennsylvania’s Charming ALLENBERRY —teen age spoken here! %d ic keuie I 21 S PITT ' CARLISLE “On The Yellow Breeches” BANQUETS - LODGE - PLAYHOUSE Boiling Springs, Penna. the style shop for men Carlisle Theatre Building The Turkey Day Delight! 96 REMEMBER “All Thru The Night” Congratulations to the Class of ’52 MAE BRUSVEN MILLER School of Dancing Give your child the best in Dance Education Kruger Dairy First with the finest since 1919 Kalamazoo Sales Service 15 North Pitt Street Phone 1256-J Heatmg and Plumbing Deep Freeze Appliances Jack Kottmyer, Prop. Processors and Manufacturers of QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM 420 Franklin Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania Phone 942 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 SAILER MOTORS, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Much Success to the Class of 1952 JESSE N. LEHMAN - GENERAL CONTRACTOR - MARRYIN’ SAM - AT WORK Telephone 2186 CLIPPINGER ' S FURNITURE 26 West High Street Freezers — Electric Stoves Asphalt Tile — Refrigerators Installation and Service 97 Directory bakery — LITTLE DO-NUT SHOPPE, 52V2 West Louther Street, Phone 1256-R BEAUTY SHOP — JUST-RITE BEAUTY SHOP, 121 North Hanover Street, Phone 2299 BUS LINES — SNYDER ' S BUS LINES, Pitt and K Streets, Phone 2050 CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES — PHOTO GREETINGS, INC., 141 North Hanover Street, Phone 1745 STENCE MILLER, 150 North Bedford Street, Phone 2268-R ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — HARTZELL ' S ELECTRICAL STORE, 60 West Pomfret St., Phone 1824-J FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES — OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE, 19 West South Street, Phone 1249-J GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS — RAY L. EYSTER, 35 Clay Street, Carlisle, Pa., Phone 1330 67 West King Street, Shippensburg, Pa., Phone 385 GROCERY STORES — BARNHART ' S FOOD MARKET, Corner Pomfret and West Streets, Phone 462, 461 HAULING — LET STONEY HAUL IT, 419 Factory Street, Phone 556 JEWELRY STORES — LINE AND LINE, 21 Dickinson Avenue, Phone 1456-J MEN ' S CLOTHING STORES — BLUMENTHAL ' S, 32 North Hanover Street, Phone 165 QUICK LUNCHEON AND RESTAURANT — KOHR ' S FROZEN CUSTARD, 156 West High Street, Phone 9889 WOMEN ' S APPAREL — SADIE DRESS SHOP, 26 North Hanover Street, Phone 719-R YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 27 West High Street, Phone 206 YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 15 West High Street, Phone 550 98 MB HHiiHHHRHIHHIIIHHi • f|l ■•A 5TB| —-— ■f O , j sHpQii ‘.a ® g I, Cf fMjnv ' 4 • i r vw mh ffc - mm ft ■H TvEfinltfi jVB jHUBtfc N t w name cards and announcements, and get- ting our Oracle ready for publication, along with studying, and writing our Senior and Lamberton Essays. Losing only one football game, crushing Mechanicsburg 38-0, and producing our class play, All Through the Night,” were high lights of the year. We have now reached the end of our trail. Just as the Red Men” have ended their primitive way of living, we, of the class of ’52, end our experience as school students. But, just as Indian stories and traditions are remembered, especially here in Carlisle with its rich Indian heritage; so we, too, shall have memories of our school career. Only yesterday we were seventh graders, looking up to the seniors and thinking Just five more years!” Soon w were Freshmen,” enjoying the Freshm Follies.’’ Then ds sophomores we began to participate in numerous activities: Drama¬ tics, Choir, Band, Periscope Staff, and Sports. In 1950-51 we contributed many athletes to help win the 1950 Football and Track Conferences. We became members of the hall patrol. With Cheaper by the Dozen” as our class play, and the Pennsyl¬ vania Dutch as the theme of the colorful Junior Prom, we ended our year as Juniors, proudly wearing our new class rings. The last of our activities included May Day, the Junior Prom, Baccalaureate, our ever-wonderful class ride, and at last Commencement. For this important occa¬ sion we decorated the stage with green and gold, our class colors, and the red rose, our class flower. Our school life is finished; but just as ndians had to remake their lives in a rid, we, also, must go forward to a _ life, putting into use all the things we learned during our school days. Al¬ ways upright, always true, That’s the Class of ’52” is our motto. We shall never for¬ get. May this Oracle help each of you to remember both this school year and each of us who here reach the end of our school days. Finally we reached our goal, but, to our amazement, as Seniors we feel no dif¬ ferent, and now sadly realize what school means to us. This year we have been busy having our class pictures taken, ordering
”
1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 1957
Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES
GENEALOGY ARCHIVE
REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
