Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

Nhmwfx N THE YEARBOCK STAFF OF THE CLASS OF l957 ofthe Carlisle Pennsylvania Presents THE l957 ORACLE if l Carlisle Senior High School lglllllin FOREWCRD As the Carllsle Barracks played an Important role In Carllsles early hIstory and SINCE the present Army War College makes many contrIbutIons to our communlty and school the armed forces ploy an Important part In CarlIsle lufe Add to thIs the Interest hugh school students have In those young people so recently In thenr mIdst now SSFVIDQ ID the armed forces of our country and It wIll be easy to see why the l957 Oracle Staff selected the Armed Forces as the theme for thIs year s annual Here In Hrgh School we too have the BIg Brass cItatIon wm ners top sergeants and the rookIes or apprentIce seamen We too have Flgld schedules wIth well selected classes and varued actIvItIes We also take Intense prIde In the achuevements of our school Most Important of all here we too are preparIng to serve our country and to defend the democratIc way of lIfe Through thIs book we hope you Wlll flnd assurance that the ad venturous Splfll of Amerucan youth vvIlI ever enable AmerIca to face the future Wllh courage and determInatIon O Our Parade Grounds 2 , . , . , 1 . . , I ' I - - 11 ' n - ' - I I I - I f I - I I I ' I 1 1 - I 1 1 1533.-Hfz' vs 35' gf Q 'f'f?:- , :N 1 1 , Q 9 I 7., , 7 . -I fi Q ly Z ., 7 K-1 iq l .- uu.-.-1 Qs Q V x 4 z A QQ,-,I A .4 Q? l TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Administration and Faculty ...................... .... I 4 Seniors ..,............... ,... 2 4 Underclassmen ......... .... 4 8 Activities ......, .... 5 8 Sports ........... .... 8 2 IO4 Advertisements ,... .... vi... ,,, --...Q ' 'A .J2H'H!ll!Y?' 3 254 I Wil 14' ,pv- The Merit Scholarship exam requires earnest concentration. 1 Santa watches while we eat. Gerald Eby, high salesman oi the maga- zine drive, signs Elvis While Phil looks on ' u. rx'ii1X A tree brightened our lobby at Christmas time thanks to the Art Class and Ag. boys These members oi the National Honor Society, Nancy Heclmman, Lois Meals, and Marian Groome, with their sponsor, Miss Trine, this year played host to a young girl visiting from Israel In late Spring new members were initiated into the society The Senior Activities Commit- tee plans all senior functions, including arrangements for commencement and baccalauf rc-ate. SITTING: Tom Boyle, Kay Brehm, Elaine Bressler, Bill Crum. STANDING: Barry Anderson, Lee Devenney, Bob Weary, Bill Hoffman, Jim Ludt, John Green, Miss Hedden fAdviserl. -I fb Ellen Weigel Ends the other side of the desk fun, too, as she teaches o biology class during 1956 Senior Doy. x xiey, Robert Weary iocting Chleft, Chief Strock, ond Williorv Crum tocting burqess lsten, oe Burgess Breen gives instructions for the dcy 1 t ,Ql tllIItlC Txe... James Hare anxiously lqokg on cs Nr Duke cunts ine bofktng 'fetef fnoney sollected during the week 5 Seniors ol the Problems ot Democracy closses had o busy doy on December l3 when they took over mony important positions in Corlisle's town government. I, .... nf? Miss Coover exploins to Gretchen Heinze how to toke the minutes of C1 council meeting. g 4 Under direction of Mr Speed, Roberto Smith leonns how to file water bills. ,I l Mr Leibm and Thomas Fredercl- discuss the curfew 5 1 FA Mil!! A or L 1 f t o yo trom tecltntcol rnstrbctton to ret bomb nnformo t r tn S1lLQU where orrplones creote only o momentary dr werston tne scltool rurrlculum olso proytdes C1 yortety ot courses oesugned to meet the need of every pupil that he rnoy foce conndently tl e problems ond opportunnttes tltot lne olteod ln tlte 'ar F cw clissfs, wltrcl rr y ,ry tow, ltelp the young otrmon f Q 'e ord ltts own life ond to serve his Country. In CHS, ,Q , fi f tl y f tl X 42 1 ,f fx 5 tt 5 Z ,fy 5 1 K -J CASSS 1' Would that pattern suit me, Mrs. Smith? asks Darlene Peters, as Charlene Forsythe. Cleo Harder, and Nancy Slough choose their patterns, too. GUIDANCE HELPS US HELP OURSELVES As they record favorite poems, Miss Hoover helps Dorothy Cohick and Nancy Colley hear their own voices. Using imagination is important when de- veloping a story, Miss Fickes tells Marga- ret Spahr, Bonnie Thompson, Douglas Thompson, and Curtis Shearer. I L s. I , is.. In Mrs. Groome's Speech Closs o panel discussion aids Martha France, Ken Morris, Mary Lou Allen, and Bill McConnell to overcome stage fright. 8 . ,.1 Accuracy is a necessity for bookkeeping students, Mrs. Lewis reminds Sharon Par- mer, Johnny Schmaus, Julia Nickey, and Shirley Bitner. CLASSES TRAIN FOR VOCATIONS. TOO Future secretaries, Donna Penner, Susie Strayer, and Leah Holevas learn good typing habits in Mrs, Homick's typing class. ic, X ,f auvvvvv-- 'tl fr' 4 LA L i lui 'X ,-. P' R4 x .R N N ,-Q . - fn ,ff 4 Mr. Gish explains the operation of the vertical milling machine to Dick Anderson Rodney Rupp, and Gary Knaub. ' Easy, boys, says Mr, Kamowski in auto mechanics class, os he instructs William Varner cmd Marlin Gibb how to remove o motor. Mr. Millen ond Dottie Sperow and Mary .lane Swaney of his history class chuckle over the jokes in Our Times. Mono Johnson, Duilene Freiiesen, Sherrie Creamer, and Noncy Heckmon of office practice class watch attentively as Mrs, Ripley gives instruction. 10 Little did Marion Groome know thot this recording would win o clock radio ond districk honors in the Voice of Democrocy Contest. Mr, Coolidge listens as Maido Johnston and Bob Weary help Marion record her poetic essay. CLASSES TRAIN FOR THE FUTURE, AND UPHOLD THE DEMOCRATIC IDEAL. 'es ll. 01 Julian Bol?imore's charcoal drawing of o racing horse receives Mr. Mullen's attenrion, as Barbara Ramp looks on. GROUPS LEARN CREATIVENESS AS WELL AS TECHNICAL AND PHYSICAL l1'l watchin LI-, Don't get your wires crossed, exclairns Mr, Stevens w I6 g Lanny Kelly and Jim Lebo, of electricity class, rewire a motor. Oh, how I We fo Q0 up in fhe Owl SWQS ' Crazy Legs Q5 he demonwmes the wcmpoline in gym- 11 A few hnishing touches and then it's ready for a paint rob, say agriculture students Bob Horn, Sonny Hockcribcrry, and Bob Bear. WE DEVELOP SCIENTIFIL ATTITUDES AND INCREASE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL AGILITY t A A t ' fi , m W 4 .g M3 ,, ,,.. , gy V ,y F if N' , X A , af ' I N A T Ki . Mr. Evans wonders what answer is coming next from Mike Grissinger. Q fain it 5 D ,ofa Mr. Anthony wutches skeptlcahy as Chories LeMottc, Bob Weary, Ann Lay and Pat Thompson prepare formu'o Q KCLOE. Come on, girls, we iust know you can touch those toes ' 12 ,--. As Mr. Cushman shows Janice Chromsfer how vo check the oil, Almero KJhn, Normcx Ymborough and johrwy Costopcufos wufch, foo 'I I- 3:- N Wrvrifg Mm: Adwws fx ws c1 helpffg 'Wu-ni 11, Lygvy Lf-f-, John Gwbbs und Vmceh' PVOWJIIO refxffk cfancentrrxve i-rw 'hush fxlfekrfx wablems. f J E Jwm Reeves reHs Phylhs Weary, AIN the king's horses ard GH the kwgs wen zhould Nenrn to put Oscar together cgcml' CLASSES MEET OUR NEEDS PHYSICALLY. MENTALLY. AND SOCIALLY. msn! IV! nur: .luv , ...f , 7114 Y G f vw -4 H .vqlpfi :wg Jack Brcwrc-ve , Rchfy f,.,.. 5rO EUS wh we' QV 'ff 2' 2,-.1 I3 'SQ f'f' 1-Q11 6 ii lj! AE THE BIG BRASS eBrg Bass All arsg ear Do thus' Do that' l-lg School puplls ltlce ntcwtbers of he Armed Forces frequently gr pe about the Bug Brass Though ut rs human nature to complatn about authornty under tlc surface everyone really apprectates our adm nrstratlon and lac ulty They have planned lor our growth and have guven s a tn rn l3UlldllIOVl the un darrtentals of educatton How much we owe to them the future wall reveal Perhaps some day we wlll be the Bug Brass and wear those chevrons Then we like PRIN ClPAL BURKHART AND SUPERINTENDENT SWARTZ will know what a 'ob It ns to be on the opposnte snde of the desk in if fX Hfyd -1 Th ' r l they cl ' I dersl i hu V ' , 1. t I ' u If c c' ln l - .9 if -u. X x 'Q J lin .. M x X . K x ' Q f 1 K N At 0 go ' X. f- sz 3 v il B N, ' jf 5 'J 'Kr lf Xe B e ' ' V F5 f I ' g Ky Q c, U , -3 4 N' ADMINISTRATIQN A!- Mr. DAVID SVVARTZ Superintendent of Schools Planning for Modern Education Requires Much Time and Thought. Mr. MARK N. BURKHART Principal K r ll 1' .1 1-L. ,XV ,QQ JOINT SCHOOL COMMITTEE SEATED: Mrs. Ritter, Mr. Dunkelbergeri fSecretary-Business Munczgerj, Superintendent Swurtzi, Mr. McCoy fPresidentJ, Mr. Goodling CVia.e-Presidentl, Miss Martini CCIerIO. STANDING: Mr, Teitrich, Mrs Pudien, Mr. Boldosser, Mr, Yinger, Mr Roffensperger, Mr. Hertzler, Mr. Douglas, Dr. George, Mrs. Sltopp, Mr. Dubbs, Mr. Irwin' tSolicitor-Treasurer. 'NON-MEMBERS Hi ef' OFFICE SECRETARIES MISS DELORES CO Mr CHESTER LICKEL our efflclent new ond ye? HICK lseoledl and M'5 KATHRYN FRED famxlnar vuce principal always seemed to have on ERICK copobly handled the ofllce problems exnc hond wnh which fc help arising fhroughoul' the school year figs aw f f 4 Q5 Q ,avg ' Mr LEO JOHNS Has cheery srmle and compe'ent odvuce prepared Us vo fgqe Irfe'5 bl th b h l k Mus RHOBERTA WOLF pro ems wr a rug ter ou? oo Her fruendly counselmg helped us to choose our future careers and made us better Amerncons THEY HELPED US BECO E GOOD CITIZENS . ' 1 , di, - V' Q, -s wwf ' .3 ' 0 . '. 'ff' .' - 1 1 1 , -' '7 ' l'f'ff ' . '-l, jfii' I I: f -. . Q f 1 rs ll ' Q X . . , gn, 'L l . , , , X , 4 7 ,,,- A , r Q s s I, 1 .5 -X . . NA, . ,HM .JUN :M A M,,f,w,.w 1, -V ,uwf ,gfglu . . W V EQ, V5 M E I EASTEP M ED Director of Voca tional and Adult Education THESE PEOPLE HELP US DAILY Mrs B B STEARNS cafeferla manager Mlss MARY MCADOO MS librarian Mass BLANCHE RICKER RN SCHOOL NURSE ls Ann s pulse too rapid? A D GREET U WITH A SMILE 1V Mr RICHARD WANNER ED M Und My MAYNARD Need something from 1he Ilbrory? Mass McADOO GILLAUGH BS school Yeshrg officials wnll help YOU flnd 'V 18 ' K x. 0 , ' 7 s M I ,aw f... - ,s.s., ' 1 I I if-he . fl M .,l, .... - fl ll PM a L - A i J J L :- l L- A L , . . L . Nelson F Gush QW Soroe U Homuck Chester F Komowslu if 'N HELENH MARTIN B A English Thespsan Troup 214 KENNETH R MILLEN, l S Darecfor of Afhlencs, Derector of l Recroohcn Vorsnly Foolball elm ,f ,J 4 I MYf7le G'00mf Emllyl Hedden EdwlnL Herr 49 EMll.Y HEDDEN M ED Commercial Sensor Class Adviser Department Head Isabelle R Hoovev George R lsenberg ISABELLE R HOOVER M SARAE u HOMICK B S Ensluh Commercial Future Teachers of Amenco Club Commercial Club Department H0045 Oracle S905 CHESTERF KAMOWSKI HAROLDL LESHER M ED Auto Mechanics Auto Club lndustrnnl Ads Devonons Ccmmntee NEDRAF LEWIS I 5 Commorcml Futura Nurses Club Mechanical Drowmg NELSON F GISH B S Mochme Shop Future Mechamcs Club MYRTLEA GROOME B Enghsh Speech Drcmohcs Club EDWIN HERR B S Commurcaal .lumor Class Advnser GEORGE R ISENBERG llology Chef Club Roseau use n s HcroldL Lame, Hunhng and Fishing Club MARY L Mem.: n Spomsh Enghsh chwxeqam nPC1Ub 5P '5 Cub Nedra F Lewns Roberi R Lune History J' 3 Q be X -. Helen H Mamn Meryl Merkle Kenneth R Mullen A. 1 x -by gil 5 ' ! . Ar V' VW ,.,, ,, A25 Q t , il K TYR ' 1 R ' 1.4 -4 1 ' . ,,' .V . I Q A4 1 I A . F -Q E-rv ,L i .h, ' ' fol 4 lf., , 9- K . we ll 4 ' .,, .-It . A , . . I , 1 I . 5 i 3 STANLEYQ MORGAN B S Hnstary 'bs 4 -wo F? Varsnty Track Varsny Football .IOHNA MOUNTZ B A Scrence Hntory Future Mechamcs Club Faculty Manager of Athletucs WARREN E MULLEN M Arts and Crafts Stage and Art Clubs HARRIETIP RIPLEY M ED Commercial Charm Club Qs, Edmund R Stevens 1 19'u 'fir it Wlllnam F Stong Anna Mary Thomas Emelyn M Trane .13 ROMAC SMITH B S Home Economs s Stan Morgan John A Mountz Warren E Mullen Caroline Nolen CAROLINE NOLEN M A Latm Sophomore Class Adviser Harnet P Rnpley James Roch Marlun L Rook MARLIN L ROOK B S Agrlculutre JAMES ROCH M ED Physncal Educatlon Health Intramural Sports Boys Leaders Club Natuonal Rlfle Club .l V Baseball Future Farmers of Ameruca Club Roma C Smuth EDMUNDR STEVENS B Vocahonal Electrucaty Home Economrcs Club WILLIAM F STONG Mull and Cabmet ANNAM THOMAS I A English French Latm Square Dancmg Club French Club EMELYN M TRINE, M S RICHARD E TROSTLE, B S Engluh luology Penscope Peruscope Club Biology Club, Dance Band Richard E Trastle Hans W Uberseder HANS W UBERSEDER, M A Instrumental Musuc Band l W, , K , 1 ,I U is I 1' J I . I L . H A 9 6 A V ,A . .I . I ,F I , 5 4 I ' iw 6- .j 3 5- s-M 'IRI , . , .A. , . . xl ,fl tl ' N . , . . , . . - , - - A . , . . . , .S. fl , NN jf, , , ff, . . . Q . I .n u 'X' I I ' I 1. A-' 1 11' 10 44 , H5 'Q' t ii What s for dessert today? THE COOKS Mrs Vaughn Mrs Danner Ms Frtck Mrs Nelles Mrs Evans Wagner Mrs Pittman News Enoch Stay Vnctor Barrnc Clair Beam Bti! Thrush and Harold Raudabauah chat whale wattmq for the 3 30 rush Y as as Mrs 'Y' MM Adams Mrs Faculty Manager Mountz adds an other trophy to the trophy case collectuon Q Our newest teacher Mrs Shearer dnctates a letter Lunchtume for other helpers Mr Hoster Mr Zelgler Mrs Mtss Rtcker and Doctor Rynk check Jo Donovans teeth Kotzmoyer Mr Watson STANDING Mr Baker ,O il - ,fans 'T ,a Gcbler flnds the slides omus an Lucky Mr Brown has hus own fhree poneled Moll coll for Mrs Coclcley I'T1ll'YOf gi' an-sq 3' Muffin MTH! l 1.1 Parents vnsn Mss Trane the mghr of Open House Miss Wolf ond o college representcmve answer questions or College Nughr l Mrs Bowers SYGHS 'he dc! Guests or the Lofm Bonquef eo! ln typical Roman fcshnon 5 .- H . -r , . x' A la 4 I ' Q H K sa f 1 ' Q 7 W o . , i I F 2 it 1, .Y g V , , - Q o Kr 5 A , rrro l . 9' ff rr s L A . L., Q ' 1 n x l H A A gl, I 4 , -A . , I , ,jf ,I . 1: V s 1 X M X 1 V. , Q I ' ' T M' lv' 'N 0 ' 1 K A Q X, , 4 I , . .. , 1 A , I ' V I wif. ,, .-.-1 X.. L? JJ When top sergeonfs bark our orders everyone steps As HALL PATROLMAN PERCY CHRONISTER nobs on offender VlRGlNlA VANASDALAN lumps Too ln mony other ports of C H S he Seniors make lheur Influence fell ond proudly help to develop nn underclossmen on enfhusloshc hugh school spurs! Three cheers for Corlnsle Hugh Schools top sergeonts' mb X lelgg, SENIDRS ' If A !t'1-Lg Exchange students LOIS MEALS and PETER MAEDEL x mge 5 ents I German exchange student land Accontpannst for the C on Natlcnal Honor ar :Qty WILLIAM CRUM Presldent of Sensor Class CITATIO BETSY BOGAR Yearbook Queen Captam of t e Cheerleaders DAPHNE RABlNOWlTZ Forum student from Israel ,... Qi sf? 1 NAARJORIE RYNK and MARlA'Xl GROOME ELAHQE BRESSLER Co edltors ofthe PERISCOPE Amerucamsm Award Winner Sennor Class Sec Ngftoml Honor Sactety e'0VY Essay winner Ca ,f V ' 'J K , A X H C 'A' E. 7 t ia . V ,gagxxii ' Eiga! - 9: , f i S 5 xg .- Li 'V ' M ,- IL A. E ch: . tud to F'n- h r l S - 'f a g rw Z1- E I A A I .sl-V ml ,r Qi 34142 ' T2 W . z 5 C , fl teh E Ml l 1 , ' h . V 4 C Q t- , E Q E l l ll X l F' f 9 1:5 ' his , . kv-.vt . -E , . ,, N , , , E X 5 ' fy: J! , F 1 , , -U 'D :Q V ESTHER BOLZE Secretary ofthe Bond, Rep- . 7 :HP ,C resentative to District, Coun ,fly V ty, and State Band. WINNERS PHIL GRAHAM Yearbook Kung Prestdent of Student Council C basketball team '-'x THE ORACLE F ..q X rc? 4 . ' if ,4 JOHNNI E COSTOPOULOUS Ten Star Thesoian, Thespian and Dramatic Club President, State Wtnner Shakespearean Reading, o-captam at MELVIN DAY lgnnotor af the Combo Pressdent Chonr Student Director of Bond Clwalrman of Music Council LEE CASTLES State oatball Thurd Tear' UP lnvnted t play on East West Football 'leaf Cklakon-a Clty Football trufaptam Basketball cofcxptcm Track Captam Holder ot Conference hugh sump record wa. Z Z ' Y ' ', ' Or- - H If, - of 'v T. of 2 l W r X x ' All F ' , ' O 53' li Li 'fu Ar-JN HCIS V V E.. i., ,' 1 effJ'L' it - 4 f ce 24 C: W-':t: l l l I ,A is r ,X ,mx Joyce Adams Barry Anderson Duck Anderson 'gui' ' ' ' -ri' JOYCE ETHEL ADAMS Ptgeon Commercial Clerucal octtve rw Stage and Dancing Clubs, likes monkeys and dogs: oodles of tum loots with the Palace gang: Mary and lp the life ofthe party, BARRY ANDERSON Barrle Dnstrrbutave Education member of Future Retaulers Club found with Don Don t get row dy plans some day to be a super salesman rn the South C l . Julia After Jacob Baer Sandra Barle 1345 Y Julran Baltrmore JACOB IAER Jr .lake Vocatlonal Agriculture Itkes tishmg short and cute FFA other a what at roller skating fond of basketball food and swam mmg future farmmg RICHARD EUGENE ANDERSON Dock Vocational Machune Shop everyone s fnend member of F M C and Mechamcsburq Stage Crew lakes gurls convertsbles and street rods future draftsman JULIAN O BALTIMORE Jotter General llkes psychology good trmes and spaghetta found at the Palace be longed to Stage and Dancmg clubs expects to lam the Arr Force WlLlUR LE ROY IENDER Chubby General JULIA MAE ARTER ue General member of Dancmg Club Mary andl lrkes dancmg baseball and skatmg In the Stall ofthe Nlght quiet an the classroom SANDRA LEE BARLEY Sandy Cornmerctol Clencal always well dressed seen wrth Kay Sue and Bertsy at the Palace member of Choir Dancmg and Hostess Clubs future arrlme hos ess Jr JAMES CARL BARTOLI Il'T1 College Preparatory Fond at hunt ng and 6Shlf1g track rrnler Chet Club member lrlces to hunt th bow and arrow Drclun son bound future engmeer JAMES M BEAM Jrmmy Commercial Clencal fond ofthe outdoors from way out yonder lukes the movses pre fers televnslon to homework bram mth a sense of humor 'Y' .K Bsology Club was a chief Interest plays a mean guutar quiet and bashful Inkes to go horseback CONSTANCE CHANDLER BENTLEY Conme General octwe rn Dramatic Lrbrary and Hostess Clubs Rusty and l likes horseback rrdmg and swommrrtg plans to attend college In Flortdo JAMES M BLACKER III Im Vocatuonal Machme Shop rn mber ofF M C llkesto eat and sleep found at DeMartyrns Atlantrc Statuon Does anyone want to drag? a career rn t e Navy nm BOY10lI if Jrmmy Beam Wnlbur Bender Jr Connie Bentley Jomes M Mackey III J L 3' X 1' my A R ' A Y y- - A I .. - .. nj I., - ' 1 : ' ' , . 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A fri ' A f ll wt 'J 51 5- i - if 5 as Mm B'5ll 9 Bel5Y B090' Donald L Bohn Esther Bolze JAMES ALLAN BISTLINE Arty College Preparatory small but mighty Stage Club mem ber found at the Palace or Ange lo s gust loves Spanish nevera u moment that nickname' ROBERT LEE BOSLER .lr ob General plays left field and first base has won numerous horse racing prizes Not too soon Boboan future driving race horses MARY JANE BOYKO Mary Commercial Clerical future airline hostess can be found in Dillsburg and Waynesboro ls that right! 7 likes skating, fun and dancing: seen with Joyce. ww., X s -5,5 ELISABETH LYNN BOGAR College Preparatory Spanish and Stage Club member our peppy cheerleader captain likes water skiing and iceskatmg future airline hostess O C B F WlLl!AM MARK BOWERMASTER i Drstrabutive Education Camera Club member Do noth ing today you can put ol? tal to morrow likes nrt and swimming found at Penney s and Rainbow Roller Rink KAY SANDRA BREHM Shortie Commercial Clerical Hostess and Budget Clubs occupied her spore time- one of Miss Ander- son's lurks- seen with the RD3i3 gang- future airline hostess. MARY ELAlNE BRESSLER Elaine Commercial Secretarial Class secretary: member of Bioligy Club, Ensemble, and Junior Activi- ties Committee: representative to William M, Bowermaster fi 'Qs Kay Brehm Keystone Girls' Comp. MARTHA KAY BRETZ Teet General Charm and Dancing Club member: Do you have anything ta eat?l'p another woman drivers likes Boil- ing Sprungsg artistic: future nurse, Kay Brenneman DONA' D LEE BOHN Froggue Vocational Auto Shop :lots a sleek 47 Chevy belonged to F M C likes skating swim ming fishing and football dis ies being broke Navy bound THOMAS F BOYLE Tom Coliege Preparatory likes rhythm and blues You tickle me Baby varsity basket ball football and track letterman come to us from Cool Dale col tege bound KAY IRVIN BRENNEMAN Kay General Band member engoyed Protection and Photography Clubs played in County Band likes workl?2j, future Air Force many Penn State bound. , ,-of-ad, rv. ,- 42, 1 ESTHER LOUISE BOLZE Essie College Preparatory French Club Dancing Club Choir and Band member represented C H S at state band likes poetry and sports future the WAVES ,gefsfiii bid Robert L. Bosler , ,V ., ,4 Thomas F. Boyle Mary Boyko Elaine Bressler Martha Bretz I, ms fe GN- mf K7 K? RICHARD L BROWN Duck Vocataonal Bualdang Trades HV Mgaaora Plcture Club member dark roorra demon lnkes launtlng base ball CFIIIIUSIUST a future sallor of the seas Rlghqrd Brown Ruth Brown Marlln Brownewell KWWL iff 1 Rachard Burke ii Hoyt Cams JULIA ALMA CAROTHERS Julie College Preparatory octave In Student Couracal Chorus and Newspaper Start In Geargaa beautiful blue eyes lnkes swam mang future lab teclanaclara 411 Cwa tf sa- api Anthony Butto ROBERT EARL BURGER Burg Dastrabutave Educatton wizard at pool found ot the Pal ace That s what s happemng oversaon to work baseball fan froend of everyone NANCY CAROLYN CALAMAN Nance Commercaal Cleracal Perrscope typast partacapated an chorus manstrel show and student councal whale at Bubbletown fu ture otflce worker LEE CASTLES Spader General three way athlete aunaor year presedent host to our exchange student Auto Club member holds South Penn hugh rump record 225 5342. Q RUTH ANN BROWN Rudy Commercaal Clerrcal lakes swommaaag and slratang, easy come easy go found an Meehan acsburg never sats ot home flashes a daamond MARLIN EARL BROWNAWELL Browny Mall and Cabmet :aelonged to the F M C and square Dancmg Clubs lakes basketball found at Block s Rollercade future laes an tormmg RICHARD ALVIN BURKE Duc College Preparatory lung ofthe ten paras our Iegac from Golepolas Ohm has goal Iavmg astronomy as has chaef an terest West Pomt here he comes NANCY LEE CHAMBERLAIN Nanc Commercaal Secretonal member of Doncmg Club fnend to all lakes shorthand and the Navy snappy brown eyes wall be a good secretary Robert Burger fl' -I' 1,0---7 Nancy Calaman ANTHONY MICHAEL BUTTO Rock College Preparatory lakes Sponash and huntmg wanner of the Franklan and Marshall a ward daslakes Elvas Presley college bound, future enganeer HOYT DONALD CARNS e General goodlookang redhead lakes to tanker wath cars stock car rocang Bend plans to achaeve a career an the Navy WILLIAM LESLIE CHASE es Vocotaonal Auto Meclmnacs lakes hot rods track and basket ball man fnend to all those gray eyes officer of the F M C future Trade School 0 ' f ,eff ' -24 ' 1 -. -......- Q.-4 Julue Carothers Lee Castles NWICY C-hUmbe l0 Wm Le5l'e Chose ll! , a V' ,, , o , ,s 1, 7 I ,ar X 3' . , r 'N - 2 . 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Lee Devenney Mike DeWalt Wullram DeWalt Deke General Band member extraordmary S Hu Y laaflng and eating are Mrke shobbnes lisherman deluxe pans to be a famous trumpet player WlLLlAM CARL DeWALT DeWalt Vocatnonal Electrorucx member of F M C Transfusron spends has spare tame Swunmrng seen wuth Clem loves math and rudmg future electrrcoorr PATRECIA ANN DICK Path Commercnal Secretorrol member of Commercrol Club en ,oys skatmg and swrmmmg pranrst deluxe seen at Meadow BVOOR pretty red halr future secretory Melvrn A Day PGYTI Dick Q . . Q . ' ' 1 W 1 43- ' , 1- '- 9 A x , .ef I, I . . Q . l J. l , 7 7 N A e : L ,G , ,, . s fl ' . ' . 1 ' : . 5 ' . 3, 1: ll-N. s - ,ra , fsfxsa' .. .. -- - -- M ,Q 1 J butt floor, many friends: college road of lifeg F. M. C. oficer. - , M 1 . . . , . 5 , Y- ' b .. H' ' , u., ' . ' . ' ' : ' ' 1 d ' l 'l ' ' r .I 2 . IH ..L .. z 1 1 ' I L F Q .. .. . t ,I H l I : t 1 4 .. 3 A n . .QQLY f,.T.,f: Q M A , I Y . v - r '32 :bi L L , ' Lb L A f C xi Lois Dtckson Edgar LOIS JOYCE DICKSON ons Vocatronal Distrrbutrve neat dresser her heart belongs 2 often seen at the Palace oh that crazy laughll likes to talk blessed wrth curly hair GERALD E EBY .lerry College Preparatory member of Camera Club Band trombone player likes sport cars and radios sometimes an angel always a devil college bound RONALD PAUL EVELHOCH on College Preparatory Coach Mullen s dependable center winner of baseball and football letters, Hall Patrolrnanp likes alge- brap plans to attend college Lvl! o T eo 'lr' ,-.1 -em, Doleman Patrlcra Ann Dunning Eddie Ebefli EDGAR COLONS DOLEMAN College Preparatory 0 sporty newcomer from Atlanta Georgra neat dresser builds and flies modelalrplanes spends his time at the Teen Age Club MARGARET L EGOLF Margie General active member of Brology Club likes badminton and fried chicken lll thunk about rt' small but mighty future bookkeeper ROBERT ELLSWORTH FAILOR ob Drstnbutrve Educataon Maybe so p drives a convertible- F. M. C. member: guns are his hobby: ialopy race fan: likes swim- ming- found with Leroy- Navy bound. CAROLINE FISHER is Commercial Clerical member of Ensemble, Choir, and Budget Club: always joking: seen with Elaine: giggles, swell person- :lityg plans to work for Uncle m. Margaret I., Egolf LYNN WEBB FOHL Lynn College Preparatory Jctrve in baseball found at the Post, nice to know representative to District Band future in Arr Force and industrial designing PATRICIA ANN DUNNING o EDWARD EBERTS General Doodle likes skatrn and baseball Oh 9 Vocational Wood Shop darn rt' Charm and Dancing chicken and Kitty are has delight I b ll h d d Cu member as ego lumen Seen at the Rollercade Rifle Club collects earrings future office worker 5 with Ed p ns be WILLIAM! EVANS pointer I Vocational Wood Shop cowboy likes girls but won tad mrtat mischievous type Boiling SPYINQS pals with Bob and Jnm our Donald Duck sports a 49 Chevy DONNA MAE FENTON Mae General Oh gee whiz' fond of tennis swimming and collecting mint ature dogs Dancing Club member likes to cook quiet future house wi 8. ,2 ' 6 member football and math rate 2- Gerald E. Eby ,aaa- ,.. William B, Evans Ronald Evelhoch .-5 Q' Robert E. Farlor Donna M. Fenton Cmolme JV Fisher Lynn W' FCM -l W't H' l CHARLENE KAY FORSYTHE f'7 Chary General Oh how she hates to get up rn the mormngl Palace fan Dancmg ond Stage Club member lrkes cheeseburgers and pepst neat dresser Charlene Forsythe Ann Foster Bob Frederlclr Torn Frederlclc PRISCILLA ANN FOSTER Ann College Preparatory member of Penscope Thesptans French and Dramotoc Clubs lrlres Over the Rambow sport can and Pune Grove future Penn State ROBERTI FREDEMCK Jr Darlene Frellesen Elwood Fry o Norma Lee Gardner General played vorsrty football Auto Club f' f Jo Ann Gerltng RENA GLORIA GEORGE Pete Comme-rcral Clerlcol Chow and Leaders Club member a whrz at sports Whdlfz ISS good musrc good thrngs come rn small packages future ym teacher THOMAS E FREDERICK Anrmcl General Get rt? Got at? Good' ou standing Thespran rnterested tn photography Johnny Bob andl hobby sport and ontrque cors NORMA LEE GARDNER Norma Commercrol Clerocal seen vyrth Bonme and Joyce Has tess and Future Nursmg Club mem ber lrlres slratrng keen sense of humor Nursmg School bound MARLIN LEE Glbl Gtbby Vocotronal Auto Shop F M C presrderrt lrkes skatmg and swrmmmg prlots a sleek 50 Ford easy come easy go frrend all future auto mechanic teacher fv- ll ll member found at the Dauphrn Orl Co cars and grrls are o specral mterest future anchor clonker DARLENE JUANNE FRELLESEN Dar Commercual Secretarial collects old corn: Esther Bob Pat Norma and l That s unconstrtu chestro member future secretary BERTA LEE GILLAUGH Bertsy Cornmercral Clerrcal Commercral Club and Junror Ac trvmes Comrmttee member one of the Palace gang full of fun lakes frred chrcken future housewife ELWOOD FRY Chrp General Rrhe Club member seen wrth Larry Barney and Hoyt collects knwes enqoys a good golze seen at the Dmer future salesman JO ANN GEILING nnthmg luke a conversattan to keep her happy swrms rn summer watches football rn wrnter works wrth Stage Club that rmxed up love lrfe' JANET DELORES GLASGOW Delores Commerctal Secretonal reol cure Arr Force follower lakes swrmrmng and people occupres a permanent seat at the Palace oc ttve an Student Congress and Donn mg Cl u b Rena George Marlrn Grbb Bert Lee Gnllaugh xl er tx b X 'K 4 NN L y . , . ..8 b.. A 5 I U f . t . t -1 .. .. . : ' A ' lo . , tional g Band, Dramatic Club: Or- General I , 7 l'l: . . I : 7 ' ' ' , 9 ' . ' ' r ' to 5 ' L I . , I 'Q , I ,1- , ,,1- 6- ' L 2? ' ' I I DeLores Glasgow amy found at the Observataon Q, r ' I S Richard Goban John Green IUCHARD IVAN GOBIN Dick General m-m-m--flashy new cars and lemon piel+ fond of summer swimrmng and looting plays corner an the band dlpthddble Student college bound LOLETA ARLENE GOODHART Dete General lover of hamburgers Palace an advocate of NO homework Stage Club Commercial Club and Choar occupued part of her spare tame CLINTON ALFRED GOODLING Clant Vocational Electrac Shop a shy quaet guy who roller skates and square dances worked wath the Lobrary Club fond of astron - .nm ,, f :aa-.1,j '- ' ,. 43 4 9 - -3 . Z4 y Y of J fi C V 132 4' 'Fei if ve' 22: yi -I Q Q Loleta A Goodhart Clanton A Goodlang Phal Graham PHlLIP ANDREW GRAHAM Bucky Beaver College Preparatory one of our handsome basketball heroes plans to coach thas octave sport plays baseball too press dem of Student Councal JOHN MARSHALL GREEN Squeeks College Preparatory varsity basketball and trackman Nataonal Ruffle Club lakes huntang and llshmg works wath Proaectaon Club plans to study medacane JUDITH EUGENIA GROTE Post LUCY EMILY GRIMM Emnly College Preparatory Band Dramatacs Club and Labrary Club kept her busy musac lover lakes tennas and baseball chums wath Lynne and Maraan college bound DORIS JEAN HAFFLY Teenae Commercaal Cleracal member of Square and Socaal Dancmg groups and Commercnal Club that Ford collects Hallmark Cards Arr Force fan future house MARIAN FLORENCE GROOMI Maraan College Preparatory large oxpressave eyes Thespaan scrabe busy co edator of Penscope talented wanner of many essay contests loves Hawaaa lhalguatarl LEROY HALL Satchel General happy go lucky lakes baseball hastory and lots of money Le em roll dsslakes people who are smart an the wrong way future Judy College Preparatory lrene and l lakes French Hostess and Dramatac Clubs collects rec ords baseball fan labrary page lukes pazzo paes expects to be a Q.. teacher Emaly Gramm '41 ds 'ul-an wafe so Teenae HaFfly Marane WlLLlAM HANKlN5 Hank General actave an Choar Prolectaon and Hunlang and Fashang Clubs e Arch Dukes fraendly red head lakes golf and sleepang Navy bound CLEA MAE HARDER Cleo Commercaol Cleracal Palace fan talks contarauously lakes typang swamrraang and ar s n Long that maxed p ov late' hopes to loan the Aar Force -my Maraan Groome Jvdath GYOVC 5 LUCY Hull Wallaam Hankans Cleo Hmdef f 1' ' 4' v - Z z X . l I ,X . , , s. a 1 ' ' ll II ns -- .. 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V , V C - o p ' -u I e V pg AKG, Vx, 'W 3 4-Q Sonny Hockenberry Bull Hoffman Shlrley Hollenbaugh Teddy Hoover VNALDRA D HOCKENBERRY Jr Sonny Vocatuonal Agrrculture FFA Chaplam and Chapter re porter member of l04th Armored Cavalry Unrt hobbles Include canoemg flshmg model burldmg and sports DELORIS ANNE HOPP Hoppue College Preparatory member of Blology and Girls Leaders Clubs lukes swtmmung and sports seen wnth Ginny pounds the nvorres college bound MONA LEE JOHNSON Mona Commercral Secretarral octrve rn Commercual Dancmg and Pep Clubs frnend to all one of the yearbook staH I kes frrendly people future beoutucsan 5 65,5 xr I TV Joe Hrlbol T 7 Manda Johnston WILLIAM E HOFFMAN I General avrd Phullues fan practscal loker spends has summers at Pane Grove popular Camera Club plays bas ketball future Army and Temple JOSEPH RAYMOND HRIBAL Jr Jackson Vocatsonal Dlstrrbutrve apposrte sex We don t sell any one ofthe Palace gang lrkes sung ang and dancing Stage Club mem er MAIDA JOHNSTON Manda College Preparatory has had a book publnshed lkes tenms horseback rrdlng Pa Dutch art and elocutron Thespron mem ber plans to become a pnmary teacher MARTHA ELIZABETH JUMPER Marne Commercral Clencal halls from the North End Betty and l lakes dnvmg and coolung seen at Black s Rollercade a fnend to all that laugh' EDNA MAE KECKLER Keck Commercral Secretanal seen wuth Anna Lee Patty and Margaret Holly s her home hkes a tall Texan and mulkshakes quiet so metnmes future secrete ry SHIRLEY ARLENE HOLLEPUAUGH Tootue Comrnercral Secretarral actnve m Square Dancrng and Doncung Clubs another woman Chevy dnver from way out you der, Irkes the Yankees country lnfe and cars BETTY PAULINE JOHNSON Batty Commercral Clencal member of Dancing Club what a laughl Martha and I lrkes double dates mce to know a good cook You know rt' enqoys volleyball GLORIA ADELAIDE JORDAN Glona Commercral Secretarral belonged ta Oracle Stall Pep Club and Junlor Actrvmes Commlt tee Commercral Club secretary wonderful personalnty college bound 4' Betty Johnson -C Q. fsn yr RALPH THEODORE HOOVER J Teddy General actrve an Band belonged to Chef Club found at the Rollercade lrkaseatlng trovelung and havmg fun future Aur Force Poluce 1151 Die .417 Delons Hopp D' Mona Johnson Glorua Jordan Martha Jumper Edna Keckler L 1 -.J . in , ff as .' s I 'Ay -V , 7 ,S st- rm we -,. .T J' If . . g , MW i . . . . .' . . 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I L 1 X 5 .,.... -r Wesley S Kadd Jr Ruth A Kallanger Pat Kluck Bob Kuhn Rachard Lackey YJ ROBERT LEROY LANDIS Lamy Vocataonol Machane Shop FM C member can be foun where there s food that certarn r a a mere Sade ave me flve namely day won er ..-2 EVES KRONENBERG Eves College Preparatory octave an Dramatac Nursrng and Hostess Clubs always an a hurry pleasang persoraalaty lakes people wnh o sense of humor future nurse MARTHA LADD Martha College Preparatory lakes novels and boys collects South Ameracan money daslalce modern muscc future labranan CARI. WILLIAM LEBO Car Vocataonol Agraculture ardent baseball fan lrkes garls and chackera FFA chaplaan das lakes homework fond of huntang and tishang future farmer 3 -9 WESLEY SaMMONS KlDD, Jr Vocataonal Auto Shop V M C member lakes co ras ahe pposate sex swummang and Skov ang found at the Academy seen wath Dave headed for Arazona RUTH ALVERNA KILLINGER Queenae Commercral Cleracal Eves Kronenberg belonged to Charm and Square Dancmg Clubs lakes roller skatang Englrsh and French fraes oh! that maxed up love lafe future beauta caan PATRICIA ANN KLUCK a Commercml Secretaraal So I dad' found an Holly wrth Anna Lee Edna and Margae lakes shorthand drawrng and boys an Elvas fan future secretary ROBERT EUGENE KUHN o Vocataonot Machane Shop Hollyate drslalses homework seen watta Rodney sports enthusaast Guess I ll go huntmg theater DORIS MAE LEBO Dons Commercaal Cleracal rkes to sl ate For paty sake Budget Club member nace to be wath another babysatter belonged to the Commercaal Club QQ Martha Ladd RICHARD BURGETT LACKEY Dack Vocataonal Agnculture baseball and softball fun FFA member manrfests gollantry wath the gals no news as good news nothmg lake a car future plowboy ANN ROBINSON LAY Ann College Preparatory band front member member of Sponash Club Prana Decoratron Commattee, and Pres of Hostess Club party garl expert swrmmer future atrlane hostess GLADYS MABEL LEBO Gladys Daxtrabutave Educataon soda aerk at Kruger s fond ofthe out of doors seen wrah Doras ahaa au hl a real cool ad plans to be a housewafe JK, J in Bob Landas Carl Lebo Doras Lebo Gradys Lebo 3 H 4 Q Net ls 4 . x ' 5 ' r -- - 0 A ' ' . ' . . 5, l :AP ,va : ' 1 2 ' ' ' ' a ' : ' z X F HB bar I - eff: ' ' z ' ' 1 .. .. Ann l-Ov acaive in Thespiaras and Ara Clubp ticket collector: future Ncvymflfa- . ' - . ' . . g l A ' : a : I U N i. V4 i.. - in Q U H 1 - d l 1 . gal school s ' lang, 7 l . l . ' I It Q, Q . : : ' - - g ' ' p d z L 9 I: .. k. I., ,sl I 's - r P, , - ,. al' 1 A ,, 5 I -W - J x r X 'Y' f X ' - J I 1 a '? M J ,- I t . V ,A malh broml fulure sallmg over Carroll Lehman Edwin Madlll CARROLL ERNEST LEHMAN Lehman Vocalranal lurldmg Trades dellmlely nor gurl shy found at who rnovaesg Aw shui up card shark: concealed people are nor hu choice future rmll worker CHARLES EDWARD l.eMOTTE Charles General loves the ouldoors archery cya Img and chop suey seen wnh Bob belonged lo Chow keen wal mth a lazy drowl LEROY LESLIE LEWIS zz Drsirrbuhve Educahon a F M C boy dnvex to school wrlhoul o Rymg hcense an our doors man who lllres camping Charles LeMoNe JAMES LEE LUDT Whulle College Preparalory member of Band Bnology Slade Rule Clubs and Jr Achvmes Com mmee homeroom presndenr fu lure rn eniomology or pharma ceulocal scsence W7 Leroy Lewns Jim Ludl EDWIN JOSEPH MADILL Jr General lols of women rn hrs lufe G r v knocked lakes lhose loss week ends baslrelball fan hopes to have a future nn Uncle Sam 5 New the blue HANS PETER MAEDEL BN College Prepararory popular exchange sludenl from Germany Penscope xlaff member and Oracle photographer played and musrc MICHAEL McWlLLlAMS Make College Preparatory Sclence and Malls Club member belonged la varsrty swrmrmng leam and Calnforma Scholaxho Fed ol Monlerey Hugh future velermarran AUDREY IRENE MARCH Audrey Comrnercnal Secrelanal You don r say lakes submorme sandwrches aclwe rn Devolrom Commullee Leaders Cornmer Fordl LOIS MARIE MEALS oss College Preparatory our cure lmle ambassador of good will fro Fmlandj Hosless Club member capable Choir accompa mst lakes peep ndmg, fulure nurse M ke MCW ll omg BARBARA ANN MIHAUCH Barb College Preparatory luke: Englnsh and shrrmp Bond Chonr and Hoslesx Club member collects mmaalure dolls a fulure elemenrary teacher El.AlNE CAROL MILLER Elame College Preparalory Charm and Dramafrc Clubs occu pred her spare time pranm de luxe boys and swnmlmng are vops wnlh rms golf More school reach EDWARD LEWIS MARTIN Vocahonal Machme Shop F M C member Well done duslnlres Elvns Presley s looks fool ball baseball and baskelball fan future Navyman bv- Peler Maedel Audfei March Edward Marlun Z Loss Meals Barbara M hal cn '47 c anne M Iler . . . X-1 z D I U ,, . 4. ..Ed., ' I . ' A . . . I .. O I wsu 1. ' F ' I . 3 D 7 ..Ed.. P .. .. - - - : 2' ' Q., w 'l 1011 9004: kv 'awww fans, one Hostess Clubsg me am. J if? A ..l . .. ' ' . ' . 1 . . . . . . x . . r . Y J R 5' 41' . A , H ,Q EY. e I l I , W I 39 ,, I pt All ,41 ' --9 LCN R L? Q 1 Kenneth Miller Fgy Mmlqlq Rosie Mlnich K' 1 L. KENNETH EUGENE MlLLER Ken Vocational Mill and Cabinet Chef Club member: found at Decker'sg baseball fang likes liver and onions: the difference between ordinary and usualg future-U.S. Army. FAY MARCELLA MINICH .. G .. Commercial Clerical member of the Future Teachers of America Club seen with Pat Nancy and Shirley rides a school bus future elementary teacher t Nw N lace- t ,, ., Lee Monismith Ma rva Moore pe- Q-1 'T' Nancy Morrison Carol Ann Morehouse MARVA JAYNE MOORE Mucher Commercial Clerical fond of homemade apple ple l H1 telling you belonged to Dancmg and Charm Clubs dancer deluxe lans to be a secretary ROSIE MARIE MINICH Rosie Vocational Distrlbutive likes the Navy swimming big cars French fries and submarine sandwiches found at the Bar B Q or Black s dislikes waiting CAROL ANN MOREHOUSE Carol College Preparatory a Hollynte who like baseball and swimming has a yen to travel be longed ta Hostess and Biology Clubs plans to be a chemtst MARLIN FRANCIS Mumper Vocattonal Mill and Cabinet LEE ELWOOD MONISMITH Mom Commercial Clerical belonged to Leaders and Budget Clubs the Commercial girls slave works at the Food Market That wouldn t be profitable NANCY LEE MORRISON Nan Commercial Clerical ndes a rough school bus fond of square dancing seen with Patsy Fay and Shirley No kidding small but ah myl MUMPER RAY RICHARD MORRtSON CY General O Dana ng Club membll' fohdbf football likes to eat and sleep drives w th accelerator Gnd hom Vs wr JAMES CALVIN MORROW sm Dtstribuhve Education member of Prolection Camera and Motion Picture Clubs seen with Minnie likes to bowl James Morrow Marlin Mumper Ginny Myers played football and baseball F M C member found at M burg ltkes skating and health class hopes to goin the Navy and see the world VIRGINIA LUCILLE MYERS Ginny Commercnal Secretarial seen with Marguerite Bonnie and Milly active in Oracle Budget and Commercial Clubs winning smile future secretary JAMES LEROY NEUSBAUM im Vocational Building Trades one of Mullen s linesmen friend to all wears out good shoe leather by walking to school ln the Good Old Summer Time future Grpefv er Ray R Morrison 1-.f James Neusbaum F Y x ,N V I . . . in ' nf' . 1 in . . 1 1 . . . . . . V y ' ' : 1 ' ' : ' , ' 2 U' 2 ' . . 1 I , p - . I 1 - : ,A , R ,. HJ- H 3 ' z ' ' . 2 ' ' z l : ' ' ' : ' : .. . .. library helperp Future paratrooper. artist deluxep future-Air Force. . . , . , ' J ' ' , , l Q e 1 - Us , qc . . . wg , ' f' . . . .Q - 3? .. X F l I 1 :rt uv 'C . :tt . LL V--s- ' 1. , . S 22.2 ' ' gi ' - fs A! , If 1.5 1, f Z r-V K rx, W ' Kin.. Q sq .7 'O T I Lynne Ness Larry S Ocker Edward J O Donnell III Lauls M Palmer LYNNE MEREDITH NESS Lynne College Preparatory member of Choir Ensemble and Music Council enloys swnmmmg and ndmg found mth Emuly and Marian future Goucher College ROBERT CECIL PALMER Bo College Preparatory Foyetlevnlle s loss as our gain oc hve an French Club Teenage Club ond Prom Commnltee lllces Ice hockey future West Pom! SHIRLEY LEE RAFFENSPERGER Shnr College Preparalory one of Muss Anderson s songbsrds laughung brown eyes Hostess ub l bet frnendly Oracle worker future legal secrelary ffiff Anna Lee Pompeo LARRY S OCKER Oc General Chef Club member talkahve one of Mr Uberseder s Bond members really beats that bass drum plans to become o Store Pohcemon ANNA LEE POMPEO e Commercval Secreiorlal lakes swnmmmg and tall boys that beouhful red holrl lucky num ber lhmy mne plans lo gom the Arr Force KENNETH L RAS? en Vocohonal Burldmg Trades motors an Oldsmobnle Rabm Hood mth o bow Solence as golden passron for steal: and mer and sow MARIAN LEONA REED Leona Commercial Clerical pamcrpoled an Commercaol Club boslrefboll and volleyball likes to read and wrne duslukes bemg called Shorty future secretary JAMES HAYNES REEVES .Ill lm College Preparatory belonged to Spamsh and Sl de .R-as Rulo Clubs halls from the Pos' UDTICIPGTOS 0lf0NOUflC0l CHQ VWBEV mg ol Georgra Tech x 7 KennelhL Rasp x EDWARD J O DONNELL Doggle General foolball lelfermon found ol the Palace Donclng Club member lakes gurls ond seafood look ou? Navy here he comes! RCZINA VINCENT PROVAZZO Rosle General .llmmmycruckef parhclpoledm Doncmg Musnc ond Leaders Clubs lukes tenms ond drawmg future telephone operavor WALTER JAMES RASP Walt General Mlss Merlzle s lrual member of 8uology Club In the swam wnh o craze for cars world s hardest wage earner Marme bound LOUIS M PALMER Louue Vocallonal Aufo Shop F M C member lukes the opposlte Sex dvsllkes snakes can be found GI fbi Cenllf Crazy man loves xwlnmlng future Marune 'lem 'W-lsr: H03 Bob Palmer 3 IU Roznna Provazzo Sl-mley Rqffensperger IS rv' ...ev l Waller Hosp Marnan Leona Reed James H Reeves lTl . 4' W I s Q. ! f h K kd K, Q ',. y , , Y ' T W , 1 L L if Q 1 R ge ., Q b Q ' .. - .. I ' n , - ,, . . . F., . . , L 5 5, I --HH 't D' R 7 l 1 ' ' I , 7 F l . . . Ich' D 4 . . I - 9 Cl 7 J 5 7 . U . . I F . I rocingg future genius with o ham- is '- Qty - e Nbr: ,., ' . z Q ls A A 1 5 ,fn H H ' rv I T f 1 ' :X V 'V' 3. u Q, ' ' ' l - v 1 K, fx' -7. , . b V ,Q ' C 2 ' E , , 1 .4 XFN , , ' a Larry Dwayne Rhoades Larry Richards Lowell Roblnson Z Llly Ronan Benny Rowe Robert Rummel RODNEY LEE RUPP od Vocatuonal Machune Shop Well I ll be dog gone found ol the Holly Theater llkes hunting and flshlng seen wnth Bob Rifle Club member future machinist Rodney L Rupp AMY LORETTA ROCKEY Rockey Commercaol Clencal Lycommg College and dancmg one of the Barnet: gong Com -nercral Club member seen an a Chevy convertoble FLORENCE EDITH RUMMEI. doe Commercral Clencal never a dull moment attended Home Nursmg and Dancmg Clubs seen wlth Faye and Phyllns lrkes boys Mercurys and swlmmmg future WAVE DONALD LEROY RUSSELL Don Vocatnonal Mull and Cobunet happy ga lucky all around guy pretends he desllkes females nnck names galore blushes easlly pals wlth Rodney allerglc to work Q 'Qi DWAYNE EDWARD RHOADES Zeke Vocatronal Agroculture FFA member seen mth .lake and Past lakes huntnng fishing and cherry ple o la mode .tumor Act Commrttee future farmmg LAWRENCE ARTHUR RlCHARDS ff' -f Amy Rockey College Preparatory Thesplans and Lnght Crew member amateur radlo operator luke' math found at the Post mce to know an Interest rn everythmg LOWELL THOMAS ROBINSON Lowell Vocatlonal Burldmg Trades engoys huntmg Gshnng and swam mmg lakes gym shop and tustory has o sense of humor content to spend has future as o Marme ULYBELLE ROMAINE RONAN l General lnkes Bubbletown and moth Shar ley Helen and l member of Dra matte and Doncmg Clubs Cholr and Oracle Holy Cow loves the out of doors MAR.lORlE JOAN RYNK Marple College Preparatory capable Penscope co edltor seen mth Sondra Choxr and Hostess Club member lnkes popular musnc bays are the least of her worrres F Edle Rummel IENNY EUGENE ROWE In tn coptam of the Herd halls from Barmtz Student Councul and Rrtle Club member bug part of football team, plans to enter the service ROBERT W RUMMEL Wu Vocahonal lulldmg Trades that one specnol gurl lakes sports and swlmrmng seen wuth Charlne belongs to the Army Reserves and National Rltle Club o future Army mon MAE MARIE SCHLUSSER Mae Cbmmercual Clencal Commercial Club member Ohl Rastnng lingers on the typewnter one foot ln heaven expects 1 combine marriage wnth a career 4-r Donald L Russell Marlorue Rynk Mae M SCNUSSBV 1 Q, 9 H H ' A X I 1 V I1 'Q I 4 A ' -x , ' .Jr A X 4 n e V l , s : . ,lp- , , 7 Us .l cute, neat dresser: llkes parties, ' Vm'f0M1lMf-Chin' 5h9P . 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MM my rv' Sondra Smnth Robert W Snyder John Snyder SONDRA ANN SMITH Sonmen General Palace- dislikes boys with cat cuts- Gads Pep and Dancing Club member lakes boys and art class plans to be a beauttctan JOHN FRANKLIN SNYDER Duke College Preparatory tnendly photographer deluxe member of Slade Rule and French Clubs an expert on the mtrtcoctes of the sound system electrtcal - Jam E Spangler Donald Stlckel 'W-qv Sylvra Stover DONALD LESLIE STICKEL Donald General one of Mullen s lmoxmen some hmes qutet one of the untortumtes who wear out good shoe leather wallrmg to school pasttme sleep In engmeer ROBERT WESLEY SNYDER ob Vocattonal Butldmg Trades one of Uncle Dudley s wood work ers mtghty mce to know those bus rrdes from way out yonder base ball fan there s devllment on those eyes SYLVIA STOVER Sylvta General fond of pamtmg and neat dressers dsslslres one armed :lrnvers one of Mass Anderson s second sopranos Oracle Stall worker likes people JAMES EDWARD SPANGLER Tarty General lakes sports and Pane Grave mem ber of Leaders Progectton Club and F M C basketball and base ball player Cammnrctal College bound JOHN EDWARD STREET Jr Eddie College Preparatory a Nahonal Rttle Club member hrs hobby as rotsmg pets former mem ber of Jumar Classtcal League lucky hunter plans engmeenng John E Street Jr CHARLES MICHAEL 5WAlN Mike College Preparatory Thus happy fellow bounces an on on Army bus belonged to Rttle Chess Math and Sltde Rule Clubs B15 ln the Jr ClUSS Play A I , DAVID LEWIS SWARTZ Dove College Preparatory actuve Thesplan member lukes par toes swtmmmg and drag rocmg found at theDatry Queen one ot the Chotr s basses future engmeer L ' Q N if was I'-fl Jil , '0' J r-r 'rr' M '2r- rr,', J H' 'vii NK Ax, Dave Swartz Kem Swcrfz Richard Swartz H KENT D SWARTZ Kent College Preparatory lakes sports popular music swam mmg and the Boston Red Sox dns lrkes exams and the Yankees seen with Ronnle college bound RICHARD LEE SWARTZ Dtcli College Preparatory Oracle photographer found with Bull Camera Club member curly hatr likes swtmmmg plans o fu ture ln the Aer Force PAUL EUGENE SWEGER Sonny General pennant collector- that trip to England- plays a baritone- Choir, Protection Club and F.T.A. mem- berg future Salvation Army Officer -'Y' Mrke Swann Paul E. Swegef 07 J xv Tl fi-Q-L, A uf Rorgld Swtgeft Pat Thompson All T ue Trrrnmer RONALD S SWIGERT Ron Dustnbuhve Educotlon member of Square Dancsng Club arms to please huntung us hrs fovornte pastime Morlnn ond I plans a future rn the Navy WILLIAM TSELIOS I College Preparatory Phellres fan nahve of Greece llkes math Fords and sports love that accent' belonged to Chef Club fnendly Aer Force career WILLIAM CHARLES VARNER I Auto Mechontcs a football fan seen wlth Ann 0 Future Mecbanrcs Club member found at the slsatnng rlnlx plans t0 rr the A r For f-Q Kae Turner PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Trush College Preparatory o leadsng lady In Drumattcs Hos less Spanrsh Club Pertscope and Thesptans collects Pol Boone rec ords those Ocean Cnty summersl KAE TURNER Kae College Preparatory came to our school thus yearirom Germany desire for ltaluan food Pep Club member collects records plans to study nursmg ar teachmg DENNIS EMELIO VIGNAPIANO Dennis College Preparatory mce to know member of Huntung and Frshnng Club notseless as fear frequently found at Bartolr s plans to attend college MARTHA LEE WALKER Marty General swnmmmg and skatnng are among her hobbues toots a crazy saxo phone fotthful band member County Band rep future Florence Nnglrmngole EVELYN VIRGINIA WASHINGTON Evue General collects lan records that laugl- Pep and Dancung Club member never ot a loss for a reply see 1-Q wnth Mono ond Glorlo frture polncewoman on f en rayer CLYDE ALLEN TRAYER Allen College Preparatory spends tnme huntmg and fishtng Nattonal Guardsmon octave un football and Nahonal Rutle Club Joe Leon and I plans to tom the Army GARY LEE VANDERGRIFT Vondy Vocohonal Machme Shop passnon for cheeseburgers found at the Woshmgton Fore Co dns likes women drrvers F M C mem bar Inkes boot racmg future Navy mon SALLY MARY WALENISTA Sally General Bond front o fnend worth havmg member of Spcmsh Doncsng and Leaders Clubs lukes twlrlmg plans to Continue tratnlng race horses :Q ali' ...f Y Gary Vandergrlft ff Denms Wgnop Uno Sally WOIEDISIC Mortho Lee Walker I LINN RUTH TRIMMER 9 Commercual Secretar al 0 member at Dra a s and Fu ure Nursing Clubs found at the Pa ace wrt Bertsy I Ines pa nt ng short hand and clothes future nurse f' r Bull Tseltos 'Win ' W lltam C Varner Evelyn V Wash ngton ff, 1 L I-0.5. vi f I. ' VRF f . I I I lt, X' 'N xxx L - - A, X YQ , X 1 , - , 5 if '- I I, I r , . s . 4 44 . ,. V- 4 ' .z rw 'lk I I I 'A' A ' . . . ' ' l H 'h 1- r . I I - s'u'- , I ' ,A . U ..B.H,, 5. . H H 4 tor r ce l 4 Q .. ., 'A U' I I 4' I I' l f . Vu i .. li Q N A ' i F ex , , y 5 y Q y '- ., - I A A ' A T A I 12 ,I ' X 1 I sl , 425 W Wil .4 3-Lf BRENDA K. ZEIGLER Brenda College Preparaiory active in Spanish Club: found al the Posh seen with Pat: fond of dancing and hamburgers: never a dull moment, future-college. S xg: ff- 1 , 4 S Ii CAROLE LORRAINE ZIEGLER Hzaggas' College Preporaiary member of Hostess, Leaders' F.T.A., and Dancing Clubs, or cheslra, and intramural sports cure chatterbox: an acrobah fu ture phys. ed. Oeacher. Louose If Davnd Ronan N MEMORIAM The Class of l957 will long remember the fruendly personalmes pleasant manner and wmnmg smlle of their fellow classmates Lounse Baer and Davud Ronan who brought many cherished memo ries to fheur frlends here In Carlvsle Hugh School xjx Who? would happen if There were no apprentice seamen? Although Carlisle High School ones don'l swab the deck, they do clean up afler baskelball dances or the Jun- ior Promg as Mr. HERR, Junior Class Adviserg BILL DIFENHAFER, Presidentg BEVERLY Mc- ARVER, Vice-Presidenlg NANCY LINDSEY, Secretary and JULIA SHANNABROOK Treasurer lKNEELlNGl are seen doing in the peclure Carlisle High School can be proud of the diligence and co operation of the undergrad uafes members of the classes of l958 and 1959 R f kj ki J , 1495+-l gag C W Z ei - S ,?f XM fl. ' x ll l X X l 'LW :zfffil 7 X 1 .. -7- - 'Q l X fed- I .Y .. C X-J 1 LINDERCLASSMEN viser busily plan dances. Mr. Bowers and his group wait patiently for another new day. The Junior Activities Com. and ad- the basketball Jo Donavon, Julia Shanabrook, Ann Steinmetz, Steve Hench, Ann Mahoney, Joyce Wertz, Tiny Lefever, Missy Cavander, Mr. Herr ladviserl. SEATED: JoAnn Barr, Flossie Blackburn, Mary Ann Barrick, Jackie Baltimore CPresidentJ, Raymond Black, Dick Beltzhoover, Shirley Bitner, Judy Albright, Leo Beam, Bill Ashburn. STANDING: Judy Beam, Connie Baker, Faye Anderson, Barbara Bowers, Sandy Bartoli, Nancy Alsvary, Laurie Winn KSecretaryJ, Dick Beidel Wire-presidentb, Lois Bergquist Ureasurerl, Ken Bowers, Sam Black, William Bender, Bill Anderson, Jim Blain, Mr, Bowers, Bob Alsbaugh. ABSENT: Dick Bombergef, Phyllis Adams Q. hattinq in the Library Patio are Miss Adams and her Homeroom 50 FRONT ROW: lva Hoover, Mar, lene Byers, Robert Harbison lPresidentJ. ON BENCH: Miss Adams, Barbara Henry, Joyce Howard, Delores Harbaugh, Lana Greegor, Bob Houtz lSec- retory-Oreasurerl, Ronald Hoch CVice-presidentl, Gertrude Hall, Marcella Johnson, Mary Jackson. BACK ROW: Dick Hair, John Gibbs, Bob Hyssong, Steve Hench, Wes James, Walter Hen- ry, Bob Green, Ron Hoch, John Hutchinson, Jim Homovich, Frank Oakes, DeeDee Irwin. The trophy case makes a good conversation piece for Miss Thomas' Home- room. .:. r, FIRST ROW: Ben Clark CVice-presidentj, Esther Calaman lTreasurerl, Judy Case CSecretaryl, Dorothy Co- hick iChapIuinl, Mike Casey CPresidentj. SECOND ROW: Larry Creamer, Miss Thomas, Leonard Allen, Gerald Cline, Rita Butler, Marilyn Cavender, Thomas Calvin, Janice Chronister, Jack Brownawell, Calvin Curlen, Jay Chestnut, Dan Boyer, BACK ROW: Violet Cleaver, Barbara Cushing, Evelyn Cressler, Sylvia Byers, Shelby Crull, Nancy Colley, Rosemary Chestnutwood. ABSENT: Nancy Brandt, Martha Calaman, Patti Carns. nw' W s. , audi tl u , . ' l?.4 When the bell rings, everybody moves-including Mr. Bawen's Homeroom. COMING DOWN: Kathy Kilgore, Mary Landis iSecretary-treasurerl, Tiny Lefever, Lanny Kelly, Harry Julias iPresidentJ, Nancy Lindsey QVice-presidentl, Almera Kuhn, Audrey Kuhn, Faye Kling, LaVera McCall, Ross Kramer, Gary Knaub, James Largent, Harry Kuhn, Joe Knouse GOING UP: Mr. Bowen, Gloria Lorenz, John Lloyd Jim Lebo, Beverly McArver, Sariann McCurdy, Cy Letzelter, Martha Jumper, Lee Lackey, Larry Line, Ronald Harder ABSENT: John Joslin. 51 STANDING: Bonnie Dunlap FIRST ROW1 Joyce Donner, .ssc-whine Dono- , 'i f- 5 in ' Swv Frm.. SECOND i - Q q ROW G'en ,, Day Dr-e Douglas, I Lf' Feese' THIRD ROW1 Rodger Diehl, Herbert Freeman, Betty Finken- binder FOURTH ROW: Michael Gep- ho't, Patsy Dunbar, Barbara Fenicle. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Fitting, Alma Fro- lcer BACK ROW: Richard Forney, Eve- lyn Foster STANDING: Miss Merkle, Joy George. ABSENT: William Diten- hafer, Mary Foster, Patsy George, M 5-1 Students of Miss MerIcle's homeroom listen attentively. 'IIA 3,151-N Fine art is appreciated by Mr. Mullen's Homeroom. With arms well filled Mrs, Smith's group heads for the Homeroom. 52 I 'M L FIRST TABLE: Jim Rahilly, Vincent Provazzo, Robert Paxton, Mr. Mullen ISTANDINGI: Mel- vin Shearer, John Schmaus fflhaplcinl, Micky Rintoul. SECOND TABLE: Alysio Sia, John Roschy, Kenneth Raudabaugh, Karen Prosser, Rebecca Rank. STANDING: Kay Reeder, Ar- lene Raudabaugh. THIRD TABLE: Darwin Reich, Beauprie Preston Ureasurerl, Julia Ross, Dorann Rastetter, Sharon Parmer. FOURTH TABLE: Donna Shenck iSecrefaryJ, Betsy ShaI'Ter IVice-presidenfl, Julie Shana- brook IPresiden9l, Barbara Reese. FIFTH TABLE. George Seal, George Peters, Phillip Remsberg. ABSENT: William Roney, Drew Shiery. FRONT ROW: George Yeingsf iVice-presidenfj, Jackie Zeigler IPresiden0, Sharon Van Court lSecretaryl. SECOND ROW: Mary Young, Joyce Wertz, Patty Weiser, Betty Worley. THIRD ROW: Louise Wilson, Norma Yarborough, Richard Wine- coff, Ed Worley, Diclc Weary. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Van Gavree, 'Kay Weller, George Wil- liams, Lawrence Verdekal. FIFTH ROW: Mrs, Smith, Kenneth Wagner, Don Wert, Ted Yinger, Tom Wiclrord. BACK ROW: Bill Weigle, Richard Wise, James Wingert. WI A word from Mr Rook clarifies everything FIRST ROW Lillian Monismith Linda Miller Joan Martin Bar burr. Martin Pat Milkovitch Julia Nickey Velma McKee Molly Mathews Ann Mahoney Mary Madill lSecretary treasurerj Jeffrey Martin Nice presidentj SECOND ROW John Mechan Robert Nickel Eugene Moose Erma Miller Sally McLaughlin Uaresldentj Phyllis Owens Charles Marks Bob Minnich AB SENT Mikelle Muir Gale Min nich John Manning George Ohlara. FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Swaney Qsecretary-treosurerl, Richard Snyder CPresidentJ, Ann Spotts lVice-presi- denti, Marlin Van Asdalan, William Stanely, Jon Stayer. SECOND ROW: Elaine Spraglin, Jetsy Toner, Anne Steinmetz, Nancy Turner, Lynda Smith, Faye Sweger, Elizabeth Snyder, Nancy Stough. THIRD ROW: Mary Steinour, Ronald Steinbacker, Barnett Swaney, Gerald Stoll, Judy Spangler, Dorothy Sperow. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Roch, William Smallwood, Rich- ard Blocher, Everett Sillers, John Stape. ABSENT: Curtis Smitz, Nancy Treoster, Glenn Barrick, L- if FRONT ROW Robert Horn SECOND ROW Barry Lebo Ureasurerj Don Barbour Ron Knoub Boyd Weary lPresidentJ THIRD ROW Bill Carpenter Paul Wickard Bill Crain Ray mond Anderson iSecretaryJ M Rook lSTANDINGb BACK ROW Robert Baer Vernon Ream Fred Widders Nice presidentl Dwight Rhoades mmm ' Buying tickets for a basketball game engages Mr. Lines Homeroom group. A wrestling match attracts the attention of Mr, Roch and his Homeroom. I 1 S I+ t L I. Z I ,,,a . if 3 it 'YT A-t 3 . ', . ' , , sr. , ' ' A . A M 1 It ' , 4 . , H i a ' P' . I I ' I S' I ' ' , . 2 L -, I , , I I , I :JI ,V ' , I , A A, - is 4 'ri ' ' I V. 1. ' Q y - 3 . : - f -- Y I : ' ' 7,f J ,, 1 - i . I I I' Q. . . . . . fi I 1 ' , ' .C 1 1 ' Z f ' , 2 . . Vg Q 2 , , ,y . . -,, I 1 1 I ' I ... fy x I Q.. Seeing a movie interests Mr. Bradley's group. Carole Beltzhoover Ureasurerl, John Crum CPresi- dentj, Barbara Kidd fSecretorYJ, Miss Nolen CAdvisorJ, Mike Stoner Nice-presidentl. Miss Hckes and ner Homeroom take life easy FRONT ROW: Ray Dorson lSecretaryD, Bonnie Drake CVice-presidentj, John Crum fPresidentl. SECOND ROW: McCarrell Doyle, Janice DeWalt, Anita Flick- inger, Judy Everett. THIRD ROW: Ruben Fensterbush, Bobby Dunkle, Lynne Flagg, Bonnie Donson, Joan Farling, FOURTH ROW: William English, Ronald Cromer, Roy Killenger, Dave Ditenhafer, Shirley Cromer, Mary Crum, BACK ROW: Mr. Bradley, George Cromer, Walter English, Paul Frick, Jim Fore- man, Dick Eckert, Barbara Donson, Mary Dunbar. ABSENT: Martha France. SEATED: Ron Bowers, Bonnie Thompson Ureusurerj, Mike Stoner Nice-presidantlf Hannalie Stuart, Susie Strayer QSecretaryJ, Kurt Suter fPresiden0. STANDING, FRONT ROW: Nancy Taylor, Susan Terry, Susan Taylor, Donna Swartz, Virginia Vanasda- len, Elizabeth Varner, Miss Fickes, Glen Treaster, Lester Thumma, Eugene Trahan, Oren Swain. BACK ROW: Helen Tom- check, John Sowers, Doris Swartz, Robert Sopsher, Joe Stimeling, Walter Sweger, Jim Street, Larry Starner, Lynn Swigert, Eugene Stambaugh. ABSENT: Douglas Thompson. The Sophomore officers and their advisor, Miss Nolen, worked hard to make the class party a big success. STANDING: Mr Evans, Rosalie Hn- kle, Morton Hoys, Bonnie Hocken- berry, Nancy Grllough, Joy Gcbin, Mike Grissinger, Barry Grove, Je-on Hockley, Coro'e Akers, Anne Hon- kins, Ello Horsh, Ronald Burnhort, Poul Hortzell, Joel Hellex Dennis Gross, Dick Gordon, Joe Gioncoli, Melvin Hershey, Sheby George FIRST TABLE: Joyce Hctrbough, l.Ou- ise Horrison, Betty Heizer, If-oh Hol- evos. SECOND TABLE: Bob Hggins IVice-presidentt, Penny Gloss lSec- retoryl, Jock Fuls lPresiden1I, Mike Green. ABSENT: Doris Gensler, -v . ,, aww - 1 0 . g ,- Q 1 ' es I A W w ..' ,K rc. V K Mr. Morgon's students get instructions before Ieoving on o held trip. 5 Drornotizotion is enioyed by Mrs.Mc1rtin's group 4- -I ,, V -, U ' I 4 . .Zin ' fav N Q 3' ,xl.s......,.-'r r .AI Q 5 4 l'Il 59 an Awaiting those delicious barbecues is hord for Mr, Evans' group FIRST CAR LEFT: Lofry Lie brunw, John Mclieehon, Kenneth Morris, Kenneth Rhooces, Dove McKee, Joyce Mortcrfl, Vonnie Mory, Judy Mclielvey, Bill Mc- Connell, Solly Matthews, Ath- onosis Mollios, Noncy Miller, Barbara Morris, SECOND CAR RIGHT: Bcrrbrirrii Mohler IVice- presidenfl, Lynne Lovsnr-ss lPresi- dentj, Riclmid Mfrrgvc lsecretoryl, Jeri Ann MilIer, Mrrrgmet McKee, Gr-orqio Ann Lohrvcon, Mr, Morgan, Nancy Lcy, Cory Long, Duphne Loose, Bobby Lew- is CTreusurerI, John Moore, Mlch- oel Lenton, ABSENT: Sandro Martin SITTING FR O N T: Charles Qrcmri, Riy Biylei K 'by Burk- holder lVice-president-, Drzye Cuulrnon, Gury Bvzqqlt STAND- ING: Lindo Brownhed lSecre- tory-trecsurert, Dfw B ckley lPreSident1 SECOND ROW: G1 ry Qlrff, VV':. Q B'2nn':w--ll, Chgirles CI'r',: fg', lee Biwer- rooster, JN' C'-'if itei RL'-izlrl B'eh , B l' Cizizhizu, JCC A '-'2, Roth K'c-:e, Eertcq Conf, l olo C'ei: e', 5.12 Bri-k , M17 L51 Coffey, Dire 'Qc'- Iowcxy, BACK ROW: Geirge Bu, er, Nr: Mzrtn, Er-'tu E'e'nc rnun, Curie B'1::: ey Ponta Burigfxrd Ci'-if- : Ejfc AB- SENTf Jzr-: Cane no-r Ulla llllll- tr -iff' X NT ROW row Wnitroril aa Jxagu n lVice presidentl Harriet Wciy L 'Presidentl Donna Weidner lTreasurerl Ann Yeager lsecretaryl SECOND ROW ancy Wolfe Patricia Wolford B 1 c Cl i Wert Joan Vxoods TH W Doris Yeinqst yelyn Wolf 1 Waddell Miss Nolan Robert Nise FOURTH W K xy A llirn Joann fxem Ca o L Worley FIFTH ROW P ul Warren BII eidne i Vl i rclcer e ia Vte BACK ROW Juni 714 glrr Milne VXashinJt VW gli! n i AB E D ii gr Wolfe LCD VS ex ll .I It is a long way to the gym from Miss Nolens Homeroom L., ff' Everyone in Mrs Lewis Homeroom uses a study hall wisely Cm tm 1 .5 ' Mr, Herr and his group enjoy a visit to the library. 56 FIRST ROW Shirley Adarrs Ureosurerl Jeanette Beam SECOND ROW Patricia Barnd lSecretaryl Carole Beltzhoover Wicepresidentl Janet Blumberg THIRD ROW Terry Arbegast John Bear John Albright Leroy Bear Ruth Boyer FOURTH ROW Larry Bankert Jarres Asch Mary Bloser Orrie Greenwood Mary Allen FIFTH ROW Ronald Adams Joyce Beam Roberta Boomershine BACK ROW Kay Bitner Gloria Beaver Robert Blosser John Blazetic Frances Alsvory STANDING Mrs Lewis William Bouder ABSENT Frances Banlcf t President FIRST TABLE Nathalie Post lPresiclentl Bonnie Morrison lSecretaryJ Gayle Nagle lTreasurerl Hallie Patterson CVicepresi dentl SECOND TABLE Dorothy Myers Barbara Muller Mary Morris Harriett Reed Linda Peterson STANDING FIRST ROW Phil Myers Susan Morrison Mary Rhea Donna Reichard Barbara Ramp Donald Piper. BACK ROW: Mr, Herr, Donald Mor rison, Gilmond Ooerton, Leo Nelson, Hen ry Myers, Richard Rettberg, Diana Noggle Sandy Pifer, Donna Fenner, Kay Myers Darlene Peters, Chester Nace. ,..A, W-v.s.':f J 2 ,, , '!. , 1,4 4 'V' CW M Aa- wrap? QA KNEELING: Jay Shughart. Mike Sla- baugh, Carol Skilton, Rodney Smith, Rodney Shoop, David Kidoo, Nancy Sherift' Jean Sharp Harriet Shurnon STANDING M Trostle Bonnie Sherman Robert Srnallwood Wayne mill l Sill ROQGI' Sfeveng Curls Shearer Torn Snyder Noel Smith Paul Sollenberger Shirley Snook Mr Markley Sandra Rose Yvonne Sherman Helen Smith Nora Roth lPresidenIJ Pat Robinson etury treasurerl Mary Shughart 'l -A I e presidentj Mr Trostle s Homeroom arts on a butterfly hunt A er an rn pressive devotion al program Mr Isenbergs group quietly leaves the auditorium STANDING Mr Flegal Jim is er Gary Hunt Louie ist ine Donna Alhright Carol Norton Sharon Mc Daniel Bonn e Sperow Mrrnl Eckert Missy Eppley Luclle Palmer Malvina Moore Charles Wright Donald Bar ric Gar Loaon E ar Penner SEATED FIRST ROW Beverly Fette Gary Arbe gast Barbo a Kroger John B ack N a r y Neusbaurn Clyde Fs er SECOND ROW Joseph N ller Barba a Mel ans Dennis Kepner Vic I Swartz Diane Dubbs THIRD ROW Lorraine Barnett AB SENT Carole Smith David O Brien Mike F antz 61 STANDING ALONG WALL Nicky Kokolls lPresidentI George Kutz Isecretoryj John Kozor Seth Hodkins CVice Ronald Karper Garth Hoffman Mervln Jumper FIRST ROW Sandra Hodge Wanda Jordan Barbara Kidd Robert Kidd Philip Holtman George Laughlin Thomas Kendell SECOND ROW Donna Keck Helen Johnson Mary Kitner Sam Hertzler Sandy Kelly Judy Kauffman Mr lsenberg 'Y N Our youngest high school pupils are really sixth graders DI x . a. t,f , 1 3 1 I I I I A U Q. 1 A - .1 y ' , - V : r. , L 1 I N. s f 1 O S , Bil ers, , I 7 - 1 , , X' . f , 1 1 . Nbl I . y '7' ff' I , - 1 , . m G ' ,,, ' ' My ' - ' A '-1' '- 'H f . ' st . I 23 ft i - ' presidentj, Tom Johnson Urecsurerl, Janice Kerns, Carolyn Howe, Nancy Johns, Keith Keller, Steve Lackey Kr! , , ' 1 . , I , Q- - Bi I' , ' , l A , , 1 , ' I 0 W2 . ' , f 5 .4 - ' k, ' y M r , dg I l 1 ' ' ' T uf J I T ' , Q 'Lt I J ' I J , C r T r Y , I . k. 'ftzbwx Vi V s 1 I S- .Z f,!M'v Actrvrtles are many and yarued whether one rs rn the Marlne Corp or ID the Carlrsle Sensor Hrgh School Not the least among these s conversatnon which us equally engrossrng on the dance floor or rn the school corrxdor Other school actrvmes rnclude student govern ment clubs publications dramatucs and mu Through thus boot trcunrng students learn to assume leadershup to take responsabrluty and to grow unto well rounded young people wrth varred Interests and abulutues xxkxv g.,o J X xl X ry xntg . l . sic. 1 I l I - C,va Z:5l7c X W 'mf ix A fry, 'HE' 31:4 r f , 1 iq ., ag f w .-,.f iff, V 1 c 1 N-' x , J L 3 ' X U A t V ll J, v E l XI , fxfffxg' lla P 'y lb AQ ACTIVITIE STUDENT SENATE STANDING: Phil Graham, Wes James, Dick Eck- ert, Bill Ditenhafer. SEATED: Lee Castles, David Ditenhafer, Barbara Kidd, Bill Crum. ABSENT: Nancy Turner, John Green. unw- STUDENT GOVERNMENT Our representatives to our school govern- ment handled efficiently the magazine drive and the program on conduct in the auditorium. Besides their many other activities they organized and supervised school patrols and sponsored their annual school dance. STUDENT CONGRESS FRONT ROW: Fran Bankert, Julia Shanabrook, Betsy Shatter, Nora Roth, Nathalie Post, Barbara Kidd, Jackie Zeigler, Nancy Turner, Sally McLaughlin, Miss Wolf. SECOND ROW: Dick Eckert, David Ditenhofer, Lynn Lovsness, Harriet Wagner, Dan Buckley, Wes James, Boyd Weary, Nicky Kokolis, John Crum, Harry Julius, Richard Snyder, BACK ROW: Lee Devenney, Mike Swain, Jim Ludt, Phil Graham, Bob Weary, Benny Rowe, Bill Hottman, Bill Ditenhafer, Lee Castles, Mike Casey, Curt Suter, Bill Crum. ABSENT: Jackie Baltimore, Jack Fuls, Robert Harbison, Barry Anderson, John Green. 60 nun lv SEATED Make McW:lluams Wulluam Capshaw Robert Kudd James Blom Eugene Trahan Kay Brenneman STANDING Ronald Shover Thomas Kendall John Green Mr Bradley Peter Maedel Joe Grancolu Lzbrary servlce wthnn the school and the stumulatson ot IH terest un books In general were two of the tlelds of actnvnty ot thls years Lvbrary Club which was made up of volunteers who served as library pages and re Y cenved from Miss McAdoo theur sponsor traanung tor general library duties ln addition to a Chrlstmas pro 'ect ot collecting and preparmg books for the Childrens Home other programs Included speak e and Held traps to o lubrarues and a book tea leY MQW LOU Allen SEATED, FRONT ROW Glorxa Jordan QSecretaryl Bertsy Gnllaugh lProgrom Chalrmanl, Amy Rockey SECOND ROW, SEATED Marguerute Hays Ureusurerl, Patrlcla Deck Nice- Prosldentj, Margaret SheaHer, Faye Slusser STANDING Mrs Homnck, Mae Schlusser, Ann Hicks, Nancy Heckman, Doris Lebo Dons Haffly Mona Johnson, Phyllis Weary, Bonme Wolfe lPres1dentJ Loleta Goodhart ABSENT Audrey March Leona Reed Sondra Yenngst 61 PROJECTION CLUB How dld you luke the mov you saw thus year? Well the boys In Mr Brad leys Prolectlon Club were certainly there operatung the machine and moknng the showung possible They also saw movies and learned to operate the prolector SEATED Jannce Kerns ISocretaryJ Judith Grote IPruldsn0 Carol Akers QProgrom Chaur monj STANDING FRONT ROW Sharon Parmer Glenroy Day Mass McAdoo Joyce Danner Connne Bentley Judy Everett Iva Hoover Barbara Bowers Lynn Flagg Duryea Douglas DeeDee lrwun BACK ROW Julia Ross Sarah Cook Emlly Gramm Carol Brad COMMERCIAL CLUB Af thelr meetungs these sen lor gurls under the direction of Mrs Homuck made plans for touring local business ofhces were instructed by speakers on office manners and dad varnous 'obs that may be expected of any future commercnal worker Proceeds from a skatang party and a bake sale were used to purchase a commercial depart ment Olft I ' ' I y . V 1, . 9 I 'A 1 - I, 4'1 , Xxx' . V i . - ,, ex , - ' 'r P ies h . -. A W I Q , y A A ,il L I ' I LIBRARY cLuB 2 W' I , 'F . . i . g I ' h 'lm I ' . I A F rs, ' ther I, :l ' ,I , 'I ' , I - YA , ' i 'QQ KNEELING: Gloria Lorenz, Darnel Showers, Susan Terry iSecretaryJ, Bill Sillers. STANDING: Melvin Hershey, Martha Bretz, Mr. Mullen, Sharon VanCourt,Ll0yd, Herman QPresidentl, Sue Coulson, Tom Colvin, Sherry Creamer, John Gibbs, Gary Brought, Shelby Crull, Charlene Forsythe, Jo Ann Geiling, George Boyer, Charles Chronister, Frank Slusser, Jack Smith, Mike Green, Larry Creamer. STAGE CLUB Co-operation is what this club must have to perform as they do. Mr. Mullen and his group worked hard to make the scenery and provide lighting effects for the class plays, Thespian play, as well as the dramatic club programs. The success of their labors was evi- dent when the audience greeted its first sight of the new sets with a hearty round of well deserved applause. BOYS' LEADERS' CLUB This group of energetic boys who are in- terested in sports and athletics were a great help to Mr. Roch in his gym classes. . it DI- SEATED: Nancy Heckman, Lee Monismith lPresidentl, Elaine Bressler iSecre- taryj, Mr. Bowen. STANDING: Doris Lebo, Kay Brehm, Nancy Colley, Janice Chronister, Carolyn Fisher, Evelyn Cressler, Audrey Kuhn, Faye Kling, Rebecca Rank. KNEELING: Ray Morrison, John Worley, Mike Grissinger, Robert Higgins, Julian Baltimore, Dick Forney, Lee Moni- srnith. STANDING: Mr. Roch, John Blazetic, Percy Chron' ister, Bob Frederick, Franklin Oakes, Michael Washington, Dave Cauffman, Jim Spangler. BUDGET CLUB Counting budget money occupied most of the Budget Club's time. These pupils and their adviser, Mr. Bowen, are responsible for the bookkeeping connected with the school activities ticket. HOSTESS CLUB These hard-working girls, under the leadership of Mrs. Cockley, served as ofhce aides, ushers, and hostesses at College Night and Open House. Besides listening to speakers, the girls sponsored a tea for Mothers and a Tea Dance. VVatch out now, don't spill it lag? LJ f , msg P1 ry. g FRONT ROW: Betty Worley, Patty Barnd, Bonnie Morrison, Barbara Mohler, Kay Bitner, Judy Spangler, Patty Brehrn, Nancy Brandt, Barbara Mihalich, Linda Peterson, Barbara Donson, Fran Alsvary, Mary Jackson, Brenda Zcigler. BACK ROW: Nancy Lay, Dottie Sperow, Joann, Martin, Joy Gobin, Pat Thompson, Mary Lou Allen, Judy Grate, Mary Shughart, Janice Kerns, Lana Greegor, Eyes Krone-nberg, Sondra Yeingsl, Maxine Shall lVice- presidentl, Janife Delfilalt, Barbara Muller, Nancy Lindsey, Gretchen Heinze, Carol Wor ey, Lois Meals. l FRONT ROW: Carol Skiltcn, Jetsy Toney P-nf rnansrns Sniney Raftenscefger. Arny Racke-Ay, Norrra Gardner, Arvella Leleyer SEATED: Fiosse Ba:-n:-rn, p'yl's 'Nea',. Sandy Bartolr lSe:retary,i, Jfia Sfanabroclc. Mary Landis lTreosurerl, Rulh Weer. SECOND ROW: Daphne Loose, Sharon Parmer, Georgia Lehnnan, Pat Millcoutch Dons Hfiriiy, Joyce Hertz, Pr, s I-dans. Ann Yeager, Sandra Barley, Dorothy Mye's, DeeDee Irwin, fff1'y Ellen Bosser, Bonne 'fcfrszn BACK ROW: Carol I-Refs, Beyerl-y Zeller, Ann la-y 'PresidenU, Bonnie Dsnlap, Kay Vfeller, DVS Leba Beyery Ui!-mer, Susan li:-ylor, Mary Ann Barron, Jsdy Beam, Kay Brenny Carol 'JC'el'o ie, rn fzr' et fizgrei Pfify lforrs, F- fe lfwrcney. Srzndy Kf'l'y, Nancy Johns. 6 3 FRONT Carole Zeugler lVnce presudentJ Sandy Van Gavree lSecretary treasurerj Jackue Zergler lPresndentJ Evelyn Washurugton CActuvuhes coordunatorj STANDING Betsy Sheafler Sheryl Shatter Suzann Strayer Rena George Judy KruuJlTnuan Lunda Mlller Elaine Muller Sally Walenusta Mrs Bowers Nancy Calaman Vuola Creamer Harruet Reed Bertha Conn Sandra Hodae GIRLS LEADERS CLUB The gurls un thus club under the unstructuon of Mrs Bowers learned extra skulls on the trampolune played un a basketball tournament and helped wuth the gym classes DEVOTIONAL COMMITTEE The Devotuonal Commuttee helped make the Chrnstmas season brughter by arrangung for Chrust mas carols before school durung the week before Chrustrnas Wuth theur advusers Mr Lesher and Mr Gcubler they also planned and provuded weekly publuc address system devotuons and monthly as sembly ones A 'I -1- ' SEATED Beauprue Preston 4.3 Patsy Dunbar Shirley Adams Ruta Butler Phyllus Adams Marlun VanAscIaIan Paul Warren STANDING Cluuuton Goodlung M Lasher Sue Fanuus .rulings Penny Glass Nancy Turner Ann Spotts Betsy Bogar captauru Shurley Butruer Muke Maur Carole Beltzhoover 64 THE CHEERLEADERS Much of Carlusle Hughs hne school sprrut can be creduted to the enthusu asm and loyalty of the cheerleaders who provuded novel pep meetungs and promoted flne Cheerung at all ath Ietuc events n f I I ., , I ' -. I , ' : I ' 5 I 3? V 1 z . . l . I - I . . I . I 1 1 1 ' I I . I . f . ' A 'Q W. i f QI -f I I I no as N- ' , - 4 . . 5 4 , , ,' ' u ' ' ,. A194 . . , . 1 V ,, , V QQ ly.. . -.tg I E ,' , , . 1 : I , , I I : , r ' , A . A u FRONT ROW: Jack Brownawell, Jerry Stoll, Gary Knaub, Donald Morrison, Leslie Chase lVice-presidentj. SECOND ROW: Lenny Kelly, Joe Stirneling, Wayne Herr, Marlin Murnper, William Varner, Marlin Gibb IPresidentl, Kenneth Darhovver, Kenny Roudabaugh, Mr. Mountz, Mr. Gish, THIRD ROW: Wesley Kidd, William Dewalt, .lay Shughart, Sam Black, Donald Bohn, Lloyd Herman, Dick Anderson, John Mechon. FOURTH ROW: Leonard Weaver, Marlin Brownevvell, Gary Vandergrift, Jettrey Martin, Kermit Heller, Jim Blocker, Curtis Smitz, Bob Landis, FIFTH ROW: Ed Martin, Larry Reich, Jim Darhower, Louis Palmer, Bob Kidd FUTURE MECHANICS CLUB lf you had an interest in industrial and machine work, then this was the perfect club for you. Directed by Mr. Mountz and Mr. Gish, the boys sponsored skating parties, saw movies, and heard lectures from industrial speakers, not to mention their banquet, and the trip to Washington, D. C. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Attractive Christmas stockings, made and filled by members of the Future Nurses' Club, were distributed to patients at the Carlisle Hospital. Under the leader- ship ot Mrs. Lewis, club members learned tirst aid, and found out much about the nursing profession. Speakers and trips to visit hospitals helped them prepare to aid others and promote the welfare of humanity. 3 sg .1 KNEELING: Dorothy Myers, Patricia Burgard, Judy Mcliefvey, Serena VVelsh, Ruth Weer, Jackie Zeigler CPresidentJ, Eves Kronenberg, Vera tfcCa l, Beauprie Preston Secretcryl, Narcy Gllaugh, Norrna Gardner. SECOND ROW: Janice Kerns, Edith Rc n 'e', Joyze Murdoa, Jo,ce Vv'e'tz 'Vice-presidenti, Jul'a l-4055, Martha France, Sally N':Laugh vt, Donna Pe't e', lC,ce Ch'L't1te' THIRD ROW: Urs Lew s, loy Gzbin Carol Worley, Kaye Tsrrter, .eizn Fur ng, X- ,sri Siz, Getmae Hull, l-teen lohrissn, Martha lwrzer, Ella Harsh, Sandy Kelly, Joy George, Sfracn M:Curdy, Plryfs Chefs, Connre Esker Lrn Triarrer ABSENT: Betsy Shatter lTrecsureri 61:1 ' ART CLUB Members of the Art Club spend their club periods painting, handling model- ing clay, sculpturing, and experimenting in other arts. Each member is allowed to do the tyoe of work he likes best, but all activities are under the supervision of Mr. Mullen. FRONT ROW: Charles Crarnp, Ronnie Bowers, Sandy Rose, Yvonne Sherman, Bonnie Sherman, Nancy Sheriff, Susan Terry, Sandy Bartoli. BACK ROW: Martha Ladd, Georgia Lehman, Rosina Provazvo, Sylvia Stover Nice-presidentl, Maxine Shall IPresidentl, Rena George iSecretary-treasurerl. STANDING: Mr. Mullen is Q A Ar 'fe A. -. V . Wg.. 1. ' E54 -31.3, 'i tQ3?l. :TT 'Q fp - I , .4 U -f 'gf i f i t--2.efi 1.Q 4 , M ' mw iiftl' ' sf . .fi 5- ' fs ' We '.5,1-f,24fQ' ' i A ,,, 1 MOTION PICTURE AND CAMERA CLUB These embryonic photographers learned to operate the school's cameras, to take pictures and make movies of school activities. Under the direction of Mr. Cashman, not only dc they take pictures, but they develop them and enlarge them as well. SEATED: Jim Spangler, Lawrence Verdeal, George Seal, Jim Chronister. STANDING: Bill Hoffman, Mr. Cashman, Bill Capshaw, Ronnie Hach, Glenroy Day. ABSENT: Dick Swartz. Pwr' Jim Bistline, John Schmaus, and Billy Smallwoocl enioy game of chess. NOT IN PICTURE: Tom Bcyle. Benny Clark lPresidentJ, Louise Wilson KSecretary-trecsurerj, Wilbur Bender, Mr. Trostle, Sharon Parmer, Delores Hopp Nice- presidentl and Carol Morehouse look on as Margaret Egolf and Orrie Greenwood dissect an alliqator. BIOLOGY CLUB CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB The Chess and Checker Club, under the direction of Mr. Coolidge, meets to learn skillful ways by which to make the increasingly popular games of chess and checkers even more exciting. Making plaster molds of plants and animals, carving animals from plaster of Paris, and dissecting or caring for plants or animals were some of the many proiects carried on by members of the Biology Club, with the help of Mr. Trostle. CHEF CLUB Spaghetti, anyone? A spaghetti cookout at a moun- K-X tain cabin was one of the big sf 85 moments for the Chef Club, Q r whose members met every Y, Awmf ..i,-ni, ,.,,,JA- LL, - ,-, vitro' vvx,c,rx uiiuci ilic: SLJLJCI- vision of Mr. lsenberg, il Zn- I CHARM CLUB The Charm Club's obiective is to develop a sense of poise tnrough as- sistance with good grooming, voice, diction, and good social conduct. Mrs. Jones, from Allenberry Theatre, and Mrs. Shearer, a beautician, were guest speakers for the club, which also presented a spring fashion show. Seventeen members of the club and the sponsor, Mrs. Ripley, attended a performance at the Allenberry The- ater. FRONT ROW: Sue Fanus lPresidentj, Barbara Muller lSecretary-treasurerl, Carole Beltzhoover Nicetpresidentl. SECOND ROW: Nancy Morris, Elaine Miller. THIRD ROW: Sondra Sheffe' Judy Spangler, Linda Peterson, FOURTH ROW: Marva Moore, Ruth Killinger, Nancy Johns, BACK ROW, SEATED: Suzan Morrison, Nancy Taylor, Carol Skilton, Mary Shughart. STANDING: Mrs. Ripley, Fran Bankert, Louise Harrison, .ludy Kauffman, Fran Alsvary, Linda BrownHeld, Janice Dewalt, Elizabeth Varner, Gloria Beaver, Mary Dunbar, Susan Taylor, Anne Steinmetz, Julie Shanabroak, Nance Shenk, Lynne Lovsness, Bonnie Drake, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Have you ever seen 700 chickens? That's how many were raised by Mr. Roolds FFA members this year as a special proiect. By selling Christmas cards and candy they also earned money to finance their annual trip and annual banquet for their parents and teachers, A sophomore member, Boyd Weary, was honored by being selected as County Chaplain, 'F'- ' Q 1 QW' iv- Mike Gephart, Bob Lewis, Ted Hoover, iPresidentJ, Bill TSelIOS, SECOND ROW: John -Cazor, Garth Hoffman, Robert Steinbacker, Larry Ocker iSecretary-treosurerl. BACK TO FRONT: Shea Heffelhnger, Jim Bartoli lVice-presidenti, Ken Miller, Lynn Feeser, Dick Hair, Ron Hoch, Mr. Isenberg. ABSENT: Tom Johnson fQuartermasterl. 00041 KWH V9 'T s M., 7, KNEELING: Biii cfm lPre-sidenti, Robert Baer ikeporveri, Curl Lew Fred 'Nidderi STANDING: Vernon Ream. Dwight Rhoades, Don Barbour, Dwayne Rhoadei. BOY43 WEUVY' Ray Anderson CSecretary, Leonard Yost Jreasurerj, Robert Horn fsentinellt Mr Rook. Barry Lebo, Sonny Hockenberry lChapIaini, Willian' Carpenter, ABSENT: Lee Broclcer, Jacob Baer tVice-presidentl, Richard Lackey, Paul WtCl1Cfd, Riwflld KUOUU 67 1 4 FRONT ROW: Flassie Blackburn, Barbara Henry, Elaine Spanglin KPresidentJ, Jackie Baltimore iSecretary-treasurerj, Jack Fuls Jo Ann Barr, Judy Albright, Dick Beidel. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bowers, Nancy Calaman, Ken Bowers, Marcella Johnson Evelyn Foster, Sara Fisher, Sonny Hockenberry. BACK ROW: Mary Young, Lily Ronan, Shirley Hollenbaugh, Mary Lou Allen Donna Swartz, Doris Swartz, Betty Johnson, Mary Ann Barrick, Doris Yeingst, Helen Tomcheck. DANCE CLUB May I have this dance? Dance Club members, instructed by Mrs. Bowers, learned fundamentals of modern dancing, and practiced fox-trots, iitterbug- 4, 4... ging, several Southern dances, and the A Charleston. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB Enioying the outdoors and developing an interest in conservation of wild life occupied the Hunting and Fishing Club and their ad- viser, Mr. Line. fi ZX KNEELING: Joe Giancoli, Ran Clippinger QVice-presidentl, David Kidd, Mike Grissinger CSecretary-treasurerl, Bob Green, Larry Robinson, Bobby Dunkel, George Cromer, STANDING: Tom Fitting, Hank Myers, Ron Adams, Dennis Vignapiano, Ray Boyles, Jack Stake, Bill Hankins, Eugene Moose, Jim Rahilly, Melvin Shearer, Dave Winecoft, Dick Weary lPresidentJ, Vincent Pro- vazzo, Mr. Line. ,,,,..-if mam' KNEELING: Kirby Burkholder, Bill Bouder, Ronald Karper, Kay Brenneman, Bill Sillers, Wayne Rintoul, Ruben Fensterbush, William Bender, George Kutz, Bill Roney, Larry Richards, Hoyt Carns. STANDING: Mr. Kamowski, Mike Stoner, Glenn Barrick, Tom Whitcomb, Barnett Swaney, Kirt Suter, George Williams, Ray Morrison, Fred Wardecker, Paul Sollenberger, Jack Smith, Frank Slusser, Lee Monismith, Curtis Shearer, Lee Castle iPresidentJ, John Chronister, Drew Shiery, Charles Welsh, Paul Har'tzell.ABSENT: Bob Frederick Nice-presidentl, Norman ChronisterQSecretary-treasurerl. AUTO CLUB Calling all Cars! Calling all Cars! No, it isn't the police: it's just the boys in the Auto Club and Mr. Kamowski, the sponsor, learning new ideas about cars and their makings. The Club has made Hot Rod Magazine available to its members. FIRST CIRCLE: Clifton Grionlliryi, Viali-t Clfvriri-i, fvlfii- Ruiuclatgriugli Rita Butler, Thomas Kendnll, Faye Kling, Paul Erick, Judy Beam SECOND CIRCLE: R--bf-fra Brink, Joyce Howard, Deloics Hciibazcrgli, Sliiile-y Shook, Lily Ronan, Sandra Martin lSecretary', B'-tty Eiiviirii-nw-i Hipiii-1 S- pi, ,liifiii ,ii V'iiiii',rI.il1iri, Jefin Stiriigi, li iii ttalwtiy, R itil Knauso, Darlene Peters, Num, iygf,-,ion THIRD RQW: rf,,,y.,f, ff,ti,.,-Hi, :Vice-presidenti, Wlayiir- Bi'oWrwf,ifvelI Jifirifgttr- Be-am, McCarrell Doyle, lftiyg- Sn' ji , Lrili , Briiikifit, N 1' I 1 St i, 1', Dari- B'1mi I-rr IPFBSICJQDYJ, Mi Strong, SQUARE DANCING CLUB Dive tar the oyster. Dig lor the clam, Eat ice cream with the gal tram Alabaiiif' The Square Dance Club with its enthusiastic leagler, tw, Stong, helcl a very succosslul square dance at the school and also put on dernonstrae tions tor private parties, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Meeting every other Monday, Mrs Smith and her group of Home Economics Club members had ,vw a very successful year making skirts, blouses, dres- S9SC1l ld IUITIPSFS. Sandra Hodge, Gloria Lorenz, Julia Arter, Sharon Van Court, Sylvia Byers, Patricia Dunning, Wanda Jordon, Viola Cramer, Harriet Reed. NOT SHOWN ON PICTURE: Nancy Chamberlain, Mary Davis, Bertha Conn, Shirley Raftensperger. , ,, ..4.,.N, ---f-- ...-a,1,Mq.v,,. MA.-,,,,..,,,. ,WL X M , K P A -o4,,lrf,,,,.s+n-nu, -, , ' W M-, . ,JA n 'hge M-., .. me - ,...w.,g1'r fsfff:-531' :J KNEELING: LJULJJ Piper, P Vu Ifettx,-, : l'tI,'r,fyt Fwiyrgn, .'.'iltJ,-i fn-ggei, Cyqzikig- i--ik E: W., f .,:j'c , JOE: tEy':V5, Jim Hare, John Worley, Charles Marks, Bob Higgins, John Moore, Allen Troyer, Dick Magee, Mike Lenton. STANDING: Mr. Roch, Eddie Ebberts, Ronnie Shaver, Bob Palmer, Benny Rowe iPresidentJ, John Blazetic, Bob Alspaugh, Leo Beam, Rodger Diehl, Ed Worley, Glenn Treaster, Ted Yinger, Ross Kramer, Larry Liebrum, Jim Wenger, Seth Hodkins, Jim Street, John Mclieehan, Nicky Kokolis, Jerry Cline, Mervin Jumper, Larry Starner, Barry Grove, Ken Morris, Eugene Stambaugh, Sam Hertzler, John Albright. NATIONAL RIFLE CLUB Promoting an interest in firearms, markmanship, conservation, and safety were the aims and ideals of these boys under the leadership of Mr. Roch. U9 Z ll F-1lC', BW' . ' president-, . Dickson Renee ' 1 ' A Secretary-treasure Y , H 1 il C iff, L-go 3 E : vicefpresiclent , Efl E-.z-- e . FUTURE TEACHERS' 3 ASSOCIATION CLUB FTA members participated in a talent show presented by the Shippensburg State Teachers' College FTA Club, and assisted several teachers in elementary grades and kindergarten. Visits to various schools, and club programs with speakers and discussions helped the members learn more about the teaching profession. as A I never knew children could ask so many questions, WDW si AJ Til FUTURE RETAILERS' CLUB Help the Customer Buy Wiselyf' the motto at tne Future Retailers, was well practiced by the members of this group, who spent halt their school day working in the various stores in our community. Attending the State Distributive Education Conven- tion at Philadelphia, under the super- vision ot Mr. Albert Brown, was the 9, club's main activity of the year. 71 'QC' i i 6 i Move it lust one inch tothe right. run, ar4 n4,1 0-4 s4,, fx Mciiy Jackson, Miss Hoover, Carole Zeigler ipresiclentl, Roberta Baoiiii-isliiiw Bdiinii- Donson, Baibrwu Donsczit lsecretarYl, Faye Mlniclt CC - W B itt Periscope Club members were kept busy learning journalism fundamentals to enable them to publish a better school paper. PERISCOPE STAFF Provndung our student body wuth the school paper whuch kept everyone nnformed about the events of the year required hours of toll from members of the Perlscope Staff and he sponsor Mass Trane but the re sults lustlfled the labor mvolved ws FRONT TABLE LEFT Phyllus Weary Pete Maedel Nancy Muller Nancy Calaman STANDING Mlss Trlne Robert Harbnson Marlnn VanAsdalan Dean Young Bonme Dun lap SECOND TABLE Norma Cramp Jackte Zeugler Joan Farlmg Concetta Butto Marian G cone and Ma arte Rynk Cco edltorst d cuss col 'nn wt h John Costopoulos ffeature edltorb PUBLICATIONS ORACLE STAFF Weve got to get these done' and Get un those wrate ups were a few of the expressrons that could frequently be heard ID room 30 as the staff members and Muss Hoover worked hard deter mined to equal the record of last years staff whose Oracle won first place an the Pennsylvama School Press Assoclatnon contest The Oracle work Involved selecting a theme plannung the cover scheduling and taknng pictures wrltlng copy, secu rang ads and arrangnng all pnctures and copy To help finance the book candy was sold at the basketball games Shurley Raffenspergef Lnly Ronan Faye Slusser Sylvna Stoner Mass Hoover, Mona Johnson Nancy Heckman Duck Swartz Glorua Jordan Peter Maedel xxtne Slal r e :lor incl nn n s edntorl 'plan ws Bonnne Wolfe lbuslness monagerl 11.11 .l i .I ,U FRENCH CLUB is un ci t e divec lon of is Thomas consisted of second year French cnts lv et i ci songs customs ard culture .L SPANISH CLUB Que para? Spanish 2 students find real pleas ure in speaking Spanish like real Spaniards With their sponsor Miss Merkel club members made sev eral field trips to Dickinson to use auditory aids and hear themselves speaking in Spanish Betsy Bogar fSecretary treasurerj Gretchen Heinze Brenda Zelgler Miss Merkle Jim Reeves Sally Walemsta Nice presadentj Pat Thompson Ann Lay IPresidenti Nora Rom John Snyder Pot Robinson Ann Foster Wice presidenti Mass Thomas Judy Case IPresidenti Kay Williams lSecretaryJ .lo Donovan Ureasureri ABSENT Manda Johnston if N- 'r K wK..1 'pf T' Careful now boysl Here comes e finger bow. Imagine Miss Nolen eating that-o-way. LATIN BANQUET Novelty was the keynote of the Latin Banquet given by the first year Latin students for the second year students. Everyone dressed in Roman costume, and the meal was served in proper Roman fashion, Roman enter- tainment concluded the banquet. AT PIANO: Barbarzi Reese, Lois Meals. FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Barq Lily Ronan, Faye Sweger, Dzzohre Lease Dee Douglas, Barbara Mci tn, Vi jnn:a 'v'..l.on, Caroline Fisher, Kciy Brehrn, Sally Cook, Lyrre lsless, Ann Yeager SECOND ROW: likes Anderson. Kathy Kilgore, Vera McCall, Mary Jane Swaney, Sandy Kelley, Norma Yarborough, Charles Le Matte, Joe Nelson, Charles Chronister, George Peters, Mike Lenton, Dick Forney, Marlin VanAsdalan, Sondra Barley, Loleta Goodhart, Linda Peterson, Betsy Shaffer, Harriet Reed. THIRD ROW: Arlene Chronister, Jeanette Beam, Rena George, Irene Harrison, Joyce Danner, Ann Spots, Serena Welsh, Shirley Raffensperger, Paul Sweger, Ronald Bowers, Bill Weidner, Bill Ashburn, Phil Remsberg, Dick Beltzhoover, Benny Clark, Fay Cline, Sandra Rose, Sylvia Beyers, Ruth Weer. BACK ROW: Maida Johnston, Roberta Smith, Sheryl Shaffer, Elaine Bressler, Pat Dick, Rebecca Rank, Elizabeth Snyder, Kay Bitner, Kirby Burkholder, Ross Kramer, Melvin Day, Raymond Black, Lawrence Verdekal, Bill Weigle, Jay Chestnut, Lee Devenney, Judy Beam, Bonnie Dunlap, Janet Blumberg, Nancy Johns. ENSEMBLE PIANO: Briwirira Reese, los Meals STANDING: Janet Blurnberg, oline Fsher, George Peters, Sarah Cook, B'll VVeici'e, Elaire Bressler, Lynne Ness, Phil Remsberg, Arlene Chronister, Lawrence Verdekal, Barbara Martin, Melvin Day, Virginia Wilson, Irene Harrison, Lee Devenney, Bill Ashburn. MUSIC CO ENSEMBLE, CHOIR, AND MUSIC COUNCIL Singing for the Community-wide Youth Service in February, presenting programs for the churches as well as other community organizations, and par- ticipating in many school programs were a few of the activities of the Carlisle Senior High Choir. Under Miss Anderson's direction Spring and Christ- mas Concerts were presented, at which the Boys' and Girls' Ensembles sang several numbers. A party and picnic given in the later part of the year, rewarded the Choir members for their faithful work. These events are planned by the Choir's Music Council, which also settles any vocal music problems arising during the school year. UNCIL Maida Johnston lLibrarianl, Lynne Ness, Virginia Wilson Ureasurerl, Barbara Martin, Paul Sweger QVice-presidentj, Melvin Day lPresidentJ, Arlene Chronister lSecretaryJ, George Peters, Miss Anderson, Sally Cook, lLibrariani, Bill Weigle, Roberta Smith. ww ,vi , ini l 1 tl Z' l-,'. 5 73 ru r BAND Providing entertainment tor the football games, presenting pro- grams for the assemblies, and par- ticipating in many school programs, were a few of the activities of the Carlisle Senior High School Band. You also found them in many of the local parades. ln the Spring of the year this talented group under the baton of Mr. Uberseder, presented the an- nual Spring Concert which was well attended by the people of the community and students of this school. as ,., Q, FRONT ROW SEATED Ca ol Aka rs L De-yenney Norma C imp SECOND ROW: Martha Walker, Jim Largent, Paul Warren ,H THIRD RON Larry Ve d ical Mclyin Day Mike J wat Lidt tPresidentl Richard Gobin, Jessie Long, Donna F i FOURT R 9 C, 1 Rtclqg d BO 1 C amp Robert Vfise STANDING: Tom Johnson - A 7 J L 7 4 , X' QM J,, xl l Ins MAJORETTES Rosolie Hinkle, Susie Strayer, Dottie Sperow, Sully Wolenisfo, Sue Funus, Sondra Yeungst Luna Greeger, Nancy Lindsey. - r..,......W.....l 4--puny: fe, i I -an-V FRONT ROW: Eyre' Bdze, fSecre1c1ryJ Lynn Lofsfezs, B lfC'I'1 71-7 eg, Eyre' SfU2 RTi Gcrvf Hffzwun, Philrp Rer's:e'g Treasurer. SECOND ROW: OVESTS' Noe' Ry' Sfffwfzzckef, Tu' 'Aimed J: ee F-vim Q, C:':f,'r' Howe Robins BCCWSVSHFFB, 'Xlnme S r' -- THIRD ROW: Eferefr S,N!e'a ffvilff Jfzfe Swfz'-ef Lxry Ozifeu Mr Userseder. T5 P XJ' u WEN: , . if ' S Beautiful girls, soft lights, heavenly music! I THE HI-HAT PEJM fffa Magi Beautiful gowns swirl above shoes abandoned for comfort's ML., sake. Chaperones have fun, too, in the laculty corner JUNIOR-SENIGR PROM Dancing to the music ol Les Miclwenens Orchestra, in the gymnasium deco'ated ln the fashionable style of a New York nlglwt club, brougrt memorable moments to the people attendlng the Junior-Senzor Prom, wlwose fhemg WGS me Hl,H,q'l'V Dancmg partners steal away for a sldewallm chat. T7 CAST GF NGREENSLEEVES' MAGIC SEATED: Thana Mallios, Jim Foreman, Diane Galloway, Dick Beltzhoover, Penny Glass, Dean Young, Marian Groome, John Costopoulos. STANDING: David Swartz, Maida Johnston, Pat Thompson, John Roschy, Bonnie Thompson, Tom Frederick, Ann Foster, Bob Weary. Two performances of the annual children's play, directed by Mrs. Martin and presented by Thespian Troupe 214, were given in November: one, at the high school auditorium, the other, in the Stevens Building. In the cast were the King, Dean Young, the Queen, Marian Groome, Meranda, Pat Thomp- son, Matilda, Bonnie Lou Thompson, Mary, Ann Foster, the Grand Duchess, Mazda Johnston, Fitz- sneeze, David Swartz, the Farmer, Tom Frederick, the Tailor, Robert Weary, the Sailor, John Roschy, Greensleeves, Johnnie Costopoulos, and Villagers, Diane Calloway, Dick Beltzhoover, James Foreman Penny Glass, and Thana Mallios. 1 1, 4' .N gf As the director looks on, Greensleeves teaches the princesses his magic, laughter, singing, and dancing. THESPIANS DELIGHT WITH HILDREN'S PLAY. i N, ,I 'lit-cg While the King orates a bit backstage. on stage, the Queen worries Z, The roving photographer catches the minor characters back stage taking a last look at their lines. t .Cb Q. s , Q, ' N X I Us , ', 4 SEATED: Marian Groome lScribeJ Moida Johnston lVice-presidentl, Ann Foster, Dianne Galloway, Pat Thompson, Bonnie Thompson, Athanasio Mallios. STANDING: Mrs, Martin, Bob Weary lTreosurer2, Dean Young, .lahnnie Costopoulos lPresiden0l, Tom Frederick lSecretoryl, David Swartz, Larry Richards, John Roschy, THESPIAN TROUPE 2 I 4 In March Troupe 2l4 celebrated its Silver Anniver- sary i25thl by holding a special program in which York and Harrisburg trouaes oarticipated. Members held a aance, attended Conferences at Cumberland, Maryland, and York, Pennsylvania, and presented under Mrs. Martin's direction, the play, Greensleeves Magic, a children's play. Superintendent Swartz, Principal Burkhart, and Dra- matic Club sponsor, Mrs. Groome, were made honorary members on December l8 when Ann Foster, Martha Ladd, Pat Thompson, and Dean Young were also in' itiated. f Nga ei K6 I DRAMATICS CLUB Busy all the days throughout the school year, the Dramatic Club members provided entertainment in the form of plays such as What! No Venison and A Christmas Promise given for the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, During club meetings, they stud- ied make-up. Directed by Mrs. Groome, they also sponsored a talent show for the faculty and one for the students. ON STAGE: Emily Grimm, Dean Young, Bob Weary, Dianne Calloway, Athanasia Mallios, Mrs. Groome, John Costopoulos lPresidentJ, John Souders, Dorann Rastetter, Marian Groome. SEATED, FIRST ROW: Rosalie Hinkle, Carol Bradley, Norma Yar- borough, Mike Muir Nice-presidentl, Penny Glass, Bonnie Thompson. SECOND ROW: Connie Bentley, John Roschy, Ann Spotts lSecretcryJ. ABSENT: Dick Beltzhoover lTreasurerl. Mrs, Groome fits headgear on Mike Muir fGingeri, as Bob Harbi- son ther fatherj watches. The Junior Class did it again by presenting the Broadway hit, Time out for Ginger, a comedy directed by Mrs. Groome. Human, warm, and touching, the play proved highly en- ioyable as it told of the experiences of a tomboy and her doting father. X M X 'iw JU IOR CLASS PLAY Father beqms as he presents the QOOI post to mother, as Ginger watches. Steve Hench fTommy Greenl, Mike Muir fGingerl, George Peters fEd Hoffmanb, Dottie Sperow, fAgnes Corolj, Dorann Rastetter, Ueonnel, Bonnie Dunlap llizxie, the moidj, Phil Remsberg, CML Wilsonj, Bob Horbisor' lHowurd Caroll, Pattie Carns Uoanl, Ronnie Steinbacker, CEddie Dovisj. Sli TIME OUT FOR GINGER X X I fx lm ample Or LJ C GS vm VT y Juxy Cl ww 6 rw C VG T W L wc SCMOON p US cr m dr Mrrvwwrwotiorw To ww IS couplvd Wu Fw good sportsuwmmshmp Our play ers may not ofwoys Mm the cor tuned smwlcs of The Army Huh and the Navy QQO1 but We 5 'o YU 4 0 'Q Q 'C 9 ? Q Q 5 E 3 o U, Q cf: 2 5 3 ? ff X K N. x 2 gtk' 'X XYQX X . f D ' Q U Q F43 U1 7 3 1 U X2 Q ff-J 2 X f F 1 Q . .fm ,D KV7 l f X J Q' 13 I XS , ' 6' Q J 34 L V7 A V, I A , 5' EL s . VX 4., J 4. Ln U M g ' 2 C in A- + 1 j r . F ' A' R 7 fy 5 f QQ w F Af I f w I LM Ii L, A I . 'I X X 2 R ,5 3 - 7 X V, T fl 1 ' ,Y E 1 if f my F' O O 1 X -1 X- Q 5 F L ki O 4- 77 3 X O , 'J cg V3 ig is Y CD 4, :4 31 , 3' .2 Q 0 CD , '- E U1 .. IT5 J A 0 , , uw 4 J 24 . , 3 T' V1 N4 rl SPORTS April April April April April , 3 5 , TRACK TEAM KNEELING: Ken Morris, Leo Beam, Bob MacDonnell, Mike Gephort, Mike Casey, Calvin Curlen, Franklin Oakes, Leslie Chase. SECOND ROW: Tom Snyder, Thomas Whitcomb, John Green, ,lim Bartoli, Bill Ellery, Dan Buckley, Ken Tomcheck, Dave Dowd, Dick Alexander. THIRD ROW: Jim Riddlesberger, Dan Connor, Dave Stage, Harry Julius, Dick Reynolds. 1956 TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Carlisle 75V3 May Sonny Shephard York-lst Lemoyne 4235 Relays, Hanover Carlisle-Wmspt itie-2ndl Carlisle 6I V: Chambersburg 65l,Q May I I Conference Meet, Carlisle-lst Gettysburg Shippensburg York-lst invitation Meet Carlislef2nd May I8 District 3 Meet 5th place Lewistown-3rd at Lancaster Carlisle 94 May 28 STATE Track Meet 4 points Hanover 34 University Park Dowd, Dave 3rd Y 440 Penn Relays 3rd place Qnd - 220 SOUTH PENN. CONF. WINNERS The i956 track squad, coached by Mr. Morgan and Mr. Evans, retained Con- ference honors by winning first place in the Conference meet at Gettysburg. Cap- tain Dave Dowd set a new Carlisle High record in the 440 yard dash with a time of 49:7, and in the Conference meet es- tablished new marks of 22:3 in the 220 and 50:8 in the 440. Lee Castles also set a new Conference record in the high jump, 5' 8V2 . KNEELING: Jerry Harrison, Thomas Heiler, Richard Beidel, Raymond Black. STAND- ING: Michael Stoner, Norm Neff, William Ditenhafer, George Shearer, Lee Castles. 8-l ,,...----'- 134 Look ou ow' Im coming In or a land: g says ee Castles Wofch Merrm Kirk throw that discus' Ive got To keep my eye on 1 at one says George Shearer , M, nfffs' Off and runnmg for CHS are Dove Dowd ond Up and over go Bob MacDanneII and Dack Alexander Ken1-omcheck sfffgx, Qu I956 TRACK SENIGRS .I I H CCHS Mr Mor on' BH EH r nm Rudd esberger and Sonny Ne come 'Get ready get ser, 9 O I e Y nn the home sfrefch 85 -o Q A FQ 'Q 2 I s Q , tbeI . ' ' ' f 'n, L H, h 'o 3 X ' w naw. I- l X v L i - YW' Q5 X 'o - -FF' ik , 1 I -' I ' 1,01 I A. V' Ki April May 5 9 IO I3 I6 I9 2O 25 27 I 4 8 II I5 2I l956 VARSITY SQUAD Gary Kerr, Ronald Lebo, Bill Weigle, Phil Graham, Bobby Bosler, Charlie Conover, Dick Cato, Bill Cochrane, VARSITY RECORD I956 Boiling Springs West Shore ........ New Cumberland Enola ...,....... Mechanicsburg ..... Cumberland Valley Camp Hill ......... Cumberland Valley . .. Boiling Springs West Shore ...... New Cumberland .. Enola .......... Mechanicsburg . . . Camp Hill .... West Shore .. QI C. 4 2 I I6 II 7 I 3 2 2 5 20 5 IO I PP- 3 2 3 2 5 4 O 4 I I 0 4 3 6 2 4 '2l ,J K Ronald Evelhoch, Benny Rowe, Clyde Washington, Wes James, Dick Clelan. ABSENT: Ed Corbett. 44- IR' 956 Winning II and losing 3, the I956 Baseball squad was a close contender for the championship un- til the final games ot the season were played. Carlisle finished in second place of the West Shore Baseball League which was won by West Shore. The '56 graduates who were stellar performers are Rich- ard Cato, Richard Clelan, William Cochrane, Charles Conover, and Clyde Washington. Benny Rowe, Bill Cochrane, Dick Cato, and Ronald Lebo line up for batting practice. 4124 -'e X'- '5 -' -Q, J Y -5 . , . , . ML . '- 'r,- 1 ,..:.' , WQFVJAA it M .U ' , is , ,, ,335 w.,.,...l..'v 4Q,,.ul1pqnqa .V ,y Akql in .Y ' 1 -'I 4 . . R V 1 s 1' -N 4 W r. t I . bfi 'vie-TLA au'-S 1 fl mei Dick Clelan, Charles Conover, ond Bobby Bosler Ready Oo sfeol .M ,An f X31 I956 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD A rll 6 Ma 5 Bollmg Sprmgs New Cumberland Mechanlcsburg Cumberland Val ey Cqrrber and Valley New Cumberland Meclwanucsburg Opp C5-ary Kerr Ronald Evelhocln and Dlclc Cato A close play af ihrrd EL iw I 491 Nt. arch thus pfch Phl says C e Washmgton vo Graham 81 A A X X , Q 5 ' C A 3 ' I N I 644, M , C1 I I I - 571. R A I , R . d , , WM -V ' l I I ' V' 4 ,, '44 I c. , R ' C p' ' ......... I5 3 M ,,-.Vwu N ll ....... 4 2 A W , M , 1 I7 ' ......... I 4 5. 0 V ' - g n i ie ,: ..... 1 4 -e . 4 3 .r gm - 25 - l ..... 8 5 -4.x- b ' 1 ' ' y ....... IO 5 ll ' ..,..... 7 1 w A a , an Iyd - A 12 117-4 -s.. tx-fL,j 1956 VARSITY RECORD Ch1ef Logan Mlddletown Waynesboro Central Dauohm Hanover Cathol1c H1gh Gettysbu Cha be sbu Mechan csburg VARSITY SQUAD KNEELING Bob Alspauglw Leo Beam Charlue Marks Percy Chron1ster Harry Juhus Wnlluam Smallwood John Hutchmson Allan Trayer Melvnn Hershey Bull Roney SECOND ROW Mr Evans lBackfTeld Coach? Eddxe Eberts Ronald Evelhoch Ea ODonnell Donald Stckel D1ck Eckert Cal Curlen John Blazetuc Dave Wlnecoft Norman Chron1ster Kenth Keller BACK ROW Mr Morgan KLlne Coachl M Mlllen CHecd Coachl Bob Horn Bob Frederock Shea Heftleflnger Duck Beltzhoover Ed Corbett Lee Castles Ben Howe Gary Knaub .John McKeehan M1ke Stoner AR ITY FOOTBALL I956 The season of T956 was very successful for the Thundermg Herd whuch flnlshed on top by wlnnlng the South penn Conference The fTr1al record for the season was elght wuns one loss and one he The Umted Press placed Lee Castles on the All State Thlrd Team Those lucky players who made the Sportwruters and Coaches All Conference F1rst Team were Lee Castles Ben Rowe and Percy Chronuster On the All Conference Second Team were Don St1ckel and Leo Beam ,Qu 3 79 Gs! Gene Evans and Stan Morgan lnsten tentnvely as Head Coach Mullen maps ou strategy for the season CONFERENCE STANDING C H S OPP Y ' Carhsle Mlddletown Hanover Chambersburg QT? x Gettysburg Hershey Waynesboro X Now look men' 88 s 6 5 L 7:2 'yy I L, I , fl 'A I Ill v . I . Q . . . 2 . . t Cd 3 T I k I ' at- .I ' ' I .., f TVN'-' w. L. T. Pr. ' ........ 34 o K t ' .......... 6 o 1 660 ' ......... I2 6 4- ' ..... ..6 I 0 3 Hershey ............ QI O E If rl, ' X -I Mechanicsburg ....5 I I 555 38 7 , ,AX A I gg 3 0 375 26 I4 F NX My 4 lf, W ....2 4 1 205 33 I4 I I I All 41 205 ' ' ....... I2 25 XY ........ 1 6 O 70 -'Q ,......,. 34 6 ,M S ------ 0 7 0 0 M - fg t.t. . 32 I3 -- . 4 I ' ,.,... I3 I3 I x Shea Hefflellnger and Donald Stickel, xl ,155-.i -.-an SS' Edward Corbett Edward Eberts and Robert Frederick SENIOR VARSITY MEN Ronald Evelhofh FIRST ROW Eddue Eberts Lee Caslles Ben Rowe Edward Corbeff SECOND C-lYde T 0YeV ROW Edward ODonnelI Clyde Troyer Donald Stnckel Bob Frederick Percy Chronlster Ronald Evellwoch Shea I-leffleflnger Norman Chronlster ,Q 'u. Norman Chronmer Edward O Donnell Percy Chromsfer Lee Cc.sf'es Ben Rowe 89 Perql is herd to put down! Efmer Hodge si-.irts Hersheys end with Robert Horn getting ready to btock downtteld Ed Corbett 12 runs buck punt tor ca touchdown tn Gettysburg game 90 V 4 mfg? ffva ' sf 2. 4 0 s ,, 1 6 9 tk R S ' 1' tk ' -v S 'uh U f f Y 1 I G lf I ' xx V A lf! O 1 V Q 'Q' 'Q . sg! 5' ay Q , 4 Q 33 35 ' H KX? a XV' i , 5 , W 'n 5 Ps ' - ' Y if ' Y 1 6? rv! Charlie Marks scores a big one against Harrisburg Catholic. Dick Eckert il9i moves for a long gain cgains1Char'nbersburg. Coaches Evans, Millen, and Morgan have a right to look proud after three years at championship teams 92 .QV Sept Oct ov JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW Tor1'xWh1tcomb Wayne Rlntoul Davnd KIddOO George Kutz Ronald Brehm Ronald Karper Dove Caufrnan Gary Cllne Franklnn Oakes Charles Chromster SECOND ROW Mr Bowers tAs1star1t coachl Lee Bowermaster Henry Myers Bobby Lewls Wayne Sm1tz Curt Shearer Fred Wardecker Wllllam Wledner Gary Braught Klrby Burkhalder Cy Letzelter Mr Bowen lCoachD BACK ROW Dlck Burke Ken Morr1s Ronald Adams M1ke Washlngton Dan Buckley M1ke Green Gllmond Oberton Steve Lackey Ronald Hoch THERECORD JR VAR ITY FOOTBALL Hershey Steelton Chambersburg Hbg Cathohc B1g Sprung Bug Iervtlle Mechanucsburg Hanover OPP Coached by Mr Bowen and Mr Bowers the Baby Herd came out on top w1th e1ght stra1ght wlns an Outstandlng achlevement Worklng together as a squad was an outstand1ng tra1t d1splayed throughout both pract1ce SESSIONS and games .o- l. .in THE STARTERS LINESMEN Tom Whutcomb Robert Lew1s Steve Lackey Dave Caufman Make Green Bull Werdner Gary Brought BACKS Wayne Rlntoul M1ke Washnngton Ronme Hoch Charles Chronlster Wayne Smntz as . J. all l O c. . .13 ...........,.... I3 o ' A Q Q 20 ................ I3 6 1 A 27 ........... I9 2 I ' , ' . 4 . ' . ..,....... 20 7 - - ll ' 1 ...,.......... I3 7 - - . I8 ' ' ............... 45 7 N . 1 1 .......... I3 o ' s ................ 20 6 , ., A J -ar V,'Yl lj v .Q . gf y I 3'fIl'4E' -'I 4 x13i sl 1 I flfls I gm it Evie Washington goes up and over with ease JU ICR VARSITY BASKETBALL As usual,lack of experience hampers every new J.V. team, as was true of Carlisle, which this year lost 5 of its first 6 games. Witli the litters gone, howeyvr, the Baby Herd camo thundering back, and by rnicl season had a 500 record. ln a league that is topsy turvy, the Baby Herd looks as it it has an opportunity to cop some laurels in the younger circuit, and as we go to press is gircling itself to turn in a spotless record in the second half of the South Penn J.V. League. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD KNEELING: John Crum manager , John Kuzor, Elmer Hodge, Franklin Oakes, Rodney Wagaman. STANDING: Ron Cromer, Larry Liebrum, Dave Winecoft, Bob Sollen- berger, Dave Difenholer, Pete Moore, Jack Fuls, Bob Lewis, and Coach Bowers. Elmer Hodge drops in another one. Q6 an XJ tml 4-six., Q-if ix M FRONT ROW: Tom Boyle, John Hardin, Lee Castles, Phil Graham, Wes James, John Green, SECOND ROW: Dick Eckert, Mike Washington, Bill Ditenhafer, Harry Julias, Melvin Hershey, John Gibb. THIRD ROW: Percy Chronister lManagerl, Gene Evans lCoachl, Steve Hench CMonagerl. ABSENT: Gary Knaub. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. 7 11 18 21 27 2 4 8 11 15 18 29 2 5 8 12 15 19 22 1 5 Camp Hill .,... John Harris York Cath. . . Steelton .... Wm. Penn ., Shippensburg Waynesboro Chambersburg Middletown ... Hershey ..., Hanover .:.. Playoff fHersheyJ . . . Playoff CHanover1 .. Shippensburg Waynesboro Chambersburg Middletown , Hershey .... Hanover .... Mechanicsburg Gettysburg Opp, 52 72 36 43 45 55 52 58 50 47 59 61 68 40 63 63 42 50 41 68 42 ft it KW 'W ,il , X ea -- it 77 LQ X N! lfll Wi o help s eeded Cast es s that c ose VARSITY BASKETBALL The l956-57 varsity basketball squad began its season with Phil Graham and Lee Castles as the lone holdovers from last season's championship squad. Two transfer stu dents,,Tom Boyle and John Hardin, proved invaluable. Diminutive Wes James fitted in nicely as a backcourt man, while two boys from Junior High, Dick Eckert and Mike Washington, made the iump to varsity ball as sophomores. Losing to Hanover in the three-way playoff for the first half championship was a major disappointment, However it was evidence of a team that had progressed well, since Carlisle had not been rated as a conference contender in pre-season predictions. Excellent defensive play, plus an offense based on fast breaking and individual initi- ative, were the ke factors in makin a connrrendable and versatile sauad. Y Q VU fForword+ fc ke-s o V h s T Boyle- Forward mkgs rn long drwhbk toward The D xske? SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS JCM Hordw 'Forward' rv'ov9SH C1f bcH. John Green fGugrdQ Shoofs for Co-copmwn Lee Comes CCenOerj spores two 'wore pomfs again, 925 X-29 ...- The crowd wcnfs ID suspense Carlisle scores Ggom Graham pnvots for a quuck pass Eckert rushes In for c basket During fame our Mr Evans guves the boys some pomfers 0 :fp I J :J 1 b 1 1 44 Sox Zi vs ' I img 50 , r v y - X , PM 4 if I0 6 QP: FIRST CALL FOR TRACK FRONT ROW Raymond Black Mike Casey Dick Beldel John Hardin Lee Castles Leslie Chase Wayne Smitz Bob Lewis SECOND ROW Mr Morgan QCoacI1D Jim Reeves Eugene Trahan Joe Giancoll WI Iiam Weidner Wayne Rrntoul Dave Winecotf THIRD ROW Doc Leonard L o Beam Dick Weary Dan Buckley George Kutz Barry Grove FOURTH ROW Bob Alspaugh Harry Jolias Mike Gephart George Peters John Joslin John McKeehan Ken Morris iw-A al was Vail .av Leo Beam and Leslie Chase prepare tor the hundred yard dash. Jim Bartoh and Jirn Reeves start a race against time, 101 Apr: Ma 957 THE SCHEDULE Chambersburg Invitational Meet Hanover Steelton Penn Relays Sonny Shepherd Conference IGettysburgJ .......... District .............,. State ................ Lee Castles shows tne right posture for throwing a disc. Mr Bowen explauns baseball technsque at the flrst meetung of th1s years baseball candw-lates FRUNI ROW Gary Cl1ne Steve Lackey Jack Fuls Mllce Gr1ss1nger Seth Hudgms Cy Letzelter George Wnllsams SECOND ROW Melvln Hershey Glenroy Day Davud Dnenhater John Kozor Dave Caufmon Bob Hlgglns Tom Snyder THIRD ROW Ron Evelhoch Lynn Fohl Bull Welgle Dlck Eckert John Glbbs John Lloyd Rrch Forney FOURTH ROW Ben Rowe Phll Graham Wes James Edward Corbett Shea L Heflleflnger Robert Palmer John Worley I 957 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 2 West Shore r1 Enola Mechamcsburg Camp Hull New Cumberland Cumb Valley Susquenlta West Shore Enola May Mechanucsburg Camp Hull New Cumberland Cumb Valley Susquemta Ronn1e Evelhoch Shea Heftletlnger and Benny Rowe chat before go :ng to pract1ce 9,1614 Here are two good sluggers Lynr Fohl and John Worley Ed Corbell and ' Glollum les' OU' new bells 107 SS . ........... H ,v Ap 'l 5 .,........... . . . A ' t' 9 ' .....r.. H - -H 12 - ,,t......r. . 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I nt ok so d y rss Rucker IS only fesllng your hggr In These are the C H S representarnves un the county and dnsfrncf Pennsylvanua Forensic Contests herd March 7 qnd 30 SEATED Johnnie Cosfopoulos Shakespearean Reading Judy Grote Seruous Declamahon Mor on Groorne Poevry Reodmg Tom BoyNe Exvernpore Speaknng STANDING Muke McWwIIuoms Group Dnscussrorw John Snyder Radro Speakeng Phnl Graham Orug1naIOraflon and Bob Harblson Humorous Declarnofnon on rum nh Lxerwthnng lll Pa hnonx for the AMERICAN LEGION Post 101 .ir Pc nnnlx una Qnhoul l url at the TEEN AGE SHOP 12 East High Str: el QUIGLEY SJEWELRY SHOP llc hQ 0 xu 51 P PATTY S PLACE 4 I an Bdkerx Pun um! 159 West High qlrxcl llN1BI'RI AND FEEDS UPPV EXPVINI H O Fwd- Id Ps rtllnzc rx C 8. G BUS LINES INC rmullng Trdmpurtdlmn Inr P x 11 1 fl T4lNlIShlll non 'AN Q U, Three cheers for the cheerleaders X G E! vu In o I X X 1 OX 1 0 Uv Comphments of Carlisle Aerue No 1299 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Nm the way you dress Z8 S PHT CARLISLE SHEAFFER BROS., INC. Sporting Goods Dlvlslon Hanover and North Sis Carllsle Penna Compllments PAUL SHOVER W. FOSTER BISHOP, Distributor Pepsx Cola Cloverdale Bew erages Warehouse Phone 1072 J 925 Factory Street Carllsle ,-'lf' lghlmx-, ,- lr ii ig? El? gd kt. - ,, ix ,545 3? 'S' rf if 5, ffb,,,,f1:y-,pl iq giyaullf-j. 55 rf' 'rr 0-. f. -e if A -an X 5 M 'A 'Lx x 03 'fM5'f'-'.s'f 5 JG' ,-:'- '7'-Tl' TW. Zig' '11 'iw I. 'ulbr l Ill 1 ,J 1Iw,ux 4- 5.- :Z 0 Q ' 0 o C r gf X vs .4 S N L gj , . if 'Xl A gif. R I Ns S773 ' ' 5.4 ,L 22 ng ' .Y H. ' A. ' ll V' a ,ir A , f ' V Q THE DAIRY STORE I. A. SHARP Delicatessen-Restaurant 21 South Hanover Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania Compllments 4 41' 5 lI'h' YJ! al S e Co Ison and George Kutz turn art c tc Congratulatlon to the Class of 57 from Carllsle s most progresslve dry cleaner and launderer or fine shlrts Downtown 113 West Hlgh Street Drlve ln 700 North Hanover Street J W MYERSGCO INC WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Food Products Notxons Tobaccos Carhsle Pennsylvama For Your Enjoyment Stop at the HI HAT FROZEN CUSTARD Mt Holly Sprmgs Penna Always a Treat to Eat Wllh Us Memorles Are Fraglle FARMERS TRUST COMPANY Carllsle Pennsylvanla Establlshed 1902 Member F D 1 C Get the Best Volgtlander Cameras 5'5 ...NN .IAS F STEINMETZ Photo Work Shop 121 South Putt Street Carlnsle For Musxc Everyone Dials Whlle WHYL 960 x---...,. lim? --uf-ab Drlve ln WlHd0W , 9 . n., , 'it hu-xg of 1 V ,., , .5 u u 'i , c u ol n 9 ff ' 9 as ' 7 . ' 1- . i I 1 . - . , h 'Q u 3 X . y . . Q . f -.W ..- N . v V' ' -'f MM' ., -. Q-N., - 1 it . . f ' ' i . tu ff, ,, , ... 9 . b 5. R 1 I 'N 'Q - rv - n J- .... . . . CARLISLE TRUST COMPANY 2 W High Street The Snorkel Curb Teller fAn Addltlonal Banklng SCTVICCJ Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp RUFE CHEVROLET INC New Cars and New Trucks Parts and Accessorles Complete Servlce on All Makes of Cars and Trucks 35 Clay Street Carllsle Penna Phone 1500 Used Car and Used Truck Sales Lots ln Carllsle East Hlgh and Sprmg Garden Sts Ph 2534 Harrnsburg Plke Across from Carvel Ph 2221 Holly Plke at RHdl0 Statlon Ph 2900 WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED UNTIL YOU ARE Complnments THE MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL Carllsle Pennsylvama ROYAL JEWELERS 33 North Hanover Street Largest Selectlon of Bulova Watches 1 IS Area Never a charge for crednt Meet You at f SHEARER S DRUG STORE W 22 and 24 West Hlgh Street ALEXANDER S GULF SERVICE Pltt and Hugh Streets Phone 2357 Carllsle 24- hour servlce .Q Thesp c s play bo kstoge to l ' . I - I - of I I I - - ' 'n th' I4 , '- V' aj I . V S' ig? I 1 A ' 1't V' . ' A ,4 5 Ta? 4 ' ' . I i 1 I J SMITH MUSIC HOUSE ERNEST w SHOVER erF mEq p t aes yth g ca er l Ser ce ol All Fa Mach ne y late t Rec d players -,f Ma y ppl ces 234-2 26 S th Han ISRAEL S 'NC TRosTl.E s GARMENT FACTORY Me s and B ys Sto 105l07NH rt HH p s FEEDS Phone 1107 BELTZHOOVER S FOOD MARKET WAYNE FEED SUPP'-Y 301 Ea 1 Lo ther st eet CO INC C e P n syl a WAYNE CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK cARusLE DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 2 Banklng Houses for Your Convenlence 3-,7,S ---f ,.,..4-- ,,---1- ',,,....r ----'-TN1 new W.. -.1-I-.....,,q omvf an wmoow 5 .,. I-it - MAIN OFFICE SHARON BANK 1 N Hanover Street 665 N East Street Phone 580 581 Phone 3382 Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon it . Oliv ar ui men S l PF 1 . 77 ever in musn l . Cen a Vl rm I I' The s records or - 5 I I V n a ian Phone on over St. Q. , I 1 W' 5 x Bonnie returns Io kindergarten. ' T , . n' o ' re ' - anove S ' Mt. o y S rings, Pa. Carlisle, Penn ylvania ' 9 s u r ., . 1 arlxsl e n v n Carlisle, Pa. 'T .' I A , 1, 'H l ' - , ff ' I . T gf K Q . . A-,,,,., ,lp f T- , '1 , .Z 1' N4 ' in If 1 gf. -I s X .1 v' -A .... , .- , t 1 ll V Y -1- 5 H I Y l 2 -- , . I A .I I i --' - I ' I ' M-.4-cunnno4v,w,m.?.,..,,,,,,,,, ,A T ' V- V ' Q- I MEL DAY'S COMBO They advertised CHS. in Carlisle, on TV Teen-Time, or Shippensburg FTA Talent Show. The Combo and . 2. 7 Playing the drums l5 Ronnle Bowers 112 T I H f . A ' L - ...A , . ' ' .Q'.-'iq' xii , . . ,H A s f ., . , Congratulations to the Class of ,57 THE FROG SWITCH AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY CarI1sIe Pennswlxanla CA51-L55 ENDERS Foon MARKET B BUILDING MATERIALS H SHULENBERGER 8. ROTH FUNERAL HOME Explalnnng the adxantages of one of the mdnx tspes of wall panellng at ARNOLD S FOOD MARKET QASTLES I' B 1 CHFIISIG D1II burg W H F , 1 29 altirnorev Awnue Mt. olly Springs. Penna. . J ,V ,K I I I ', , . u - - f I.arIlsIf- P1-nns I -. x 1 I H N K Phono- 80 ,f M V , 1 I I - 7 AC . VIIIIJPI' I al ITTIUFQ' Au-nu? J T- S . . oIIy Springs, Pe-nnsylxania J C PENNEY COMPANY INC 19 North Hanover Street Carllsle, Pennsylvania Compllments REEVES HOFFMAN LEHMAN S thf l F O th q ARNOLD MOTORS R nlvlslou Ph 1822 C 1 EWING BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME Ca l le s Ph 43 0 0 I 3 I You u ashions Tots to Teens n e S uare Carlisle Pennsylvania of 4 . Spring oad and H. Street one arlis e r is Penn ylvania - one Our 50th Year of Business You wouldn'l try to build a house without a plan for accumulating mit the money to make that tv! s 5' 4 ' sible It :Qu Hit or miss methods in I ' K 'WI NQ , s house financially pos- wont do it Planned savings will CUMBERLAND VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 16 West High Street Carlisle Pennsylvanla READ'S ICE CREAM SHOP Dietetic Ice Cream 32 Ice Cream Flavors 81 Sherbets Reads Spanglers 724 North Hanover Street Phone 1606 Carlisle Pennsylvania W T GRANT Department Store EPPLEY S Drugs Jewelry Tobacco Carlisle Pennsylvania Call CHfl1SlC 25 M For Complete MOV1Hg SCIVICCS 64 lwsim -Mi.. LOCAL NA'I't0N WDE NOW! ZEIGLER'S STORAGE AND TRANSFER In IM. ' . It 'X ,J ., . . -rv A , . -Nl? - XXX - - ,, ,lun X . x . , 1 7 fjggif. f A W M t J -'iz 4 yr i hA- , , i ' ,Wd 1 H ' ' uma ll 5531. KRONENBERG S CARLISLE THEATRE X S N W! W CARLISLE SHOE COMPANY mademolselle M ff IF rliflllf For Young xl1'IIAS Wwvar Nmuillv I H. I, 3 Q.. ' '- Frvv Pivkup and Delixvry L:UIIlLN'Y'l2iIId Yalleyls , Fim-sl Thu-air? The Store' with tht' lllilf- ' ' XXYLIIILUVM' 1 17 1 Z L ll IN 'X-, f-L, x If Fartorifls at Carlisle. Harrisburg, and Hanov R N Lx 1 ' 1 shcsgsm Z ain01r'ff-N.B if dS ,L l'.l,P, Alf' K 'SJ fs X! 7 v N at t H. MASLAN , 2 sons g 3 :J A i Carlisle, Pennsylvania We tw A LIFACTLIRERS ' O F CARPET i Welcomes tours by Carlisle Teachers and Students Pictured above are the Carlisle School Teachers when they visited our plant and Kings Gap, last November on B,E. Day. No. 2-They are picking up their envelope containing Masland literature, and No. 3 proves that the teachers really work on these occasions. No. A and No. 5 show the teachers touring our mill. ln No. 4 the guide is Masland Associate Cliff Yinger lrightl, Class of l938 and Vice- President of the Carlisle Area Joint Board, and in No 5 Associate Jack Burkholder lrightl, Class of l942, acts as guide. Nos 6 to 9 picture four Masland officials addressing the teachers- No. 6, C. H. Masland, 3rd, Vice-President for Engineering lClass of l938j, No. 7, F. E. Masland, Ill, Vice-President and General Manager lClass of l939j, No. 8, W, S. Masland, Secretary-Treasurer lClass of l939j and No. 9, Lee Raffensperger lClass of l932j, Masland Wage Analyst, a former High School teacher and now a member of the School Board. Students also visit Masland Here is the Senior Vocational Distributive Class when they toured our mill, Ex treme left of picture on the right is guide Masland Associate Bill Leib, Class of l948. U Russ A D J. F. SQURS NNY BRCCK QLIARRIES Carlisle P.O. Box 273 Transit Mix Concrete Crushed Limestone Phone 124-0 d 1 nt HghSh I O Ron s built with products from the Bonny Brook Quarries aid in he defense of America and provide means of transpo a ion for the students of Carlisle i c oo . 2 . arf unnovzn ann Louvuzn J Carhsle Pennsylvanxa For the latest stvles m Carllsle s Leadmg Photographlc Store Sportswear Sweaters Pl-loro GREETINGS :Nc Sm Handbags 141 N Hanover Street Phone 1745 BEETEM LUMBER 8: MFG COMPANY Carllsle Pennsylvanla Lumber Mlllwork Do It Yourself Items 428 E North St 3rd 81 Bosler Axenue Carlisle Pa Lemoyne Pa Phone 3 or 2931 Phone Le 8 6761 SWIMMER S CLEANERS I A For Sixteen Years Your Frlendlv Cleaners Ma s Old Fashion Soft Drinks Carllsle Pennsvlwama G C BLOSSER COMPANY or the Best ln All Tvpes of Shoes Shop at 22 E Hlgh Street Carlnsle S 118 North Hanover Street Further Your Educatnon BOWMAN AND COMPANY CARLISLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE iarllslf' Pennsvlxanla The Store That Offers 1 ood Memhandlbe Our Best Wishes for Success to Each Member of the Class of 1957 LINE 81 LINE Watvhrrrakers Jer elers Importer 21 DILICIIISOII Ku Just off the Square farllslf ant Apprecnate Your Business - . , . . - I . 1 fl 154553. . . 1 W 44 W. High St. Phone 114 E 1 1 I .1 . . F . 1 v. , BI l ' ' s ' f , ' - v - - s Bt-st Wvishes to the Graduating Class from AMP INCORPORATED H8FTlSbUTg and Carllsle PCHHSVIXBHIH HELEN GAYLE SHOP GEQRGE 5 ln I 810 We I H1g,h qtrcet one 2362 Florlsts for Four Generatlons nnplnncr THE STRAND THEATER 7 'North Hanuu r Street fl P nn XIXdIlId CARLISLE AUTO PARTS Q mm C Street Phonm N6 far 1 Q 4. em- ' P Larhsle Phone 26 , Ifulvlnie- Brwmkf Spm'tsxu'arz d Ifnge-ric' ff ' ' 77 A -s 'r t 2, Ph I ' C1 ' 'IIS of , E Tr- 'Is .t ' I n i' 1.121- 11 'QT IE' 1' 1 1 1 v1'l,'-4- T EXGTTE L' SWIGERT s MEN s sHoP , wig 4 rbe. f - EE f, Q, 'U I , If L4 A ' -gp . ' l 543 . I ' ' I ' I I 1' Ca I'SI4' Q' SP ' - 'S ' 1 In ale N., ,1..1-xx I It lklv FEUCHTENBERGER S Llnoleum Paint Wall' aper 204 Worth Hano er Street J Carllsle Pennsvlxanla MANUFACTURERS OF BANKING IS CONVENIENT AT FINE PAPERS THE HOLLY BANK That s rlght Bankl lg IS Con elle lt parking galore r g tat our dJor And u to use our Mount H0llv SpI'1r1gS Pa per onallzed helpful ser tees Ill all ur bank lg needs Congratulatlons to the Class of 57 The Fursf Nahonal Bank of Mount Holly Springs Penna Uur 10th Anl x r arx Mernh r F D l I Member Federal R er S I J Mfr- Filter Papers Inn earned flmr degrees E 81 D papers dont own PhDs but thev do haxe A degrees of filtratlon elarltv and rapldlty More than 60 grades are regularlv made for laboratorv and lndustrv K E Sr D papers have been gOlHg to school smee 1890 P uxte a record And thev are made bv the onlv com pam IH Amerlca excluslwelv dexoted to the manufac ture of filter paper THE EATON DIKEMAN CC Mt Hollv Sprmgs Pennsvlwanla 1 . 3 . - V . v A . ' ' U l . , -- M , . . . . . - r , v r I 3 . i h 1 . . -we invite' yo ' 7 ' s ' x , , ' yo ir Y ' 7 . . . , . ., - . .. : r l 'e s Y' e . . . 1. . . ' ' es, ve t ys ern . .EPQL Q F f o I , r , v W Q I . , I I 'Al 9 ' l 1 IV A . J ,ln . V . . . Y Y - - . ' 4 ' . J P BIXLER 8. SONS I Hardware 134 No th Hano e St Ph ne 2188 Sportmg Goods 24 E Hlgh St Carllsle W L S MOTQRS INC Establlshed 1846 Ch Ysle and PW mh OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE s eEn GlflS for all occaslons COCHRAN AND ALLEN INC 22 241 30 South Hanover Street Carhsle aug' ' Boys' and Studen 5, Wear r v r . 0 ' - l . Q . I I I ' I - r r mo Sales and Service 519 S. Hanover St. Phone 1530 Carlisle, Penn ylvania Op n ve ings I e 1 s 2- 1 ' ' S A 0 J E. 1 Call 1360 For Your Shlppmg Needs 'Iv DAILY MOTOR EXPRESS BILLET S ELECTRIC SHOP 115 s th H Ph 10801 BAKER S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Pho 9838 81 Sp g R BELLAIRE HOUSE ., s N ,fl RESTAURANT I I CARLISLE s E' J A 4 v , T xi LEADING El' 'f - 'ffm RESTAURANT HOME COOKING Open 70OAM to 1200PM Carllsle 3160 141 W High Carhsle, Pa CARLISLE PAPER BOX COMPANY S A 5 fi-Z2 S . ,wax ig :F r 347-:ig 5 -'gH:,1 :J,,j' ,': L, Q ,-' '- ' V' .2 131 7 I . .1..,, 1'?'W' sp, .AMW Y I N , 1 L, ga l ou anover Street one - , Q, h I A 'zo QQ. I mf' ne Im, N. Hanover St. rin oad F' A 5 GSXR 1 2 Carllsle, Pa Home of THE FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO. Manufacturers of Mall Handllng Equlpment for the Natxon s Schools and Umwersltles Establlshed 1907 KRUGER DAIRY Since 1919 MILK ICE CREAM 16 Trv These Spec1als On Home DCllXCfV SklITlI'T'll1k Buttermllk Sour Lactlcl Cream Yogurt Cottage Cheese Phone 942 Carl1sle Pa GEORGE E WELSH AND SON Je te S e Tvpe ters Offc Mach nes All Tyr ng N ds 109 We-st L ther Street C sle Pe svl NICKEL S POTATO CHIPS 3651 WstSt 04 YWCA ng the Wh le Comm Esp c llw t to the Tee age S t th th Y W C A Cantee . , . . . . . Tyr ,wri ,r ales and S rvice 1 wri 1 e , i 1' Ji ee , ou , 1 A arli , nn I vania W 'ff UGA! - 1 Corn-Twisties and Pretzels . o 1th P reet Phone 15 1 ' . . . . , Servi o 1 unity- e ia j Ca ering . ,n- e wi e . . . . n. , . CHARLES C HOFFER DAUPHIN OIL COMPANY b J C WENTZEL 8. SONS Lu1'L HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME WI Quesvonab Qs C' By Wm C Meads ,f -- Mvuls - Y Your Esso Dislrilmutur 2200 last High Stn-e-I 0 O T - Wvholesale Distributors - f I IP Phone 2450 . X Eff-P M 5, 4',N,,' K W 50,47 ff Ybid ru- ' 4,1 f l' 0 o 'N .AV CARLISLE TIRE AND RUBBER DIVISION CARLISLE CORPORATION N C P 1 0 BRENER S F RNITURE 21 N Hano er St eet U STORE Phone 257 JAMES WILSON HOTEL BEDFORD SHOE COMPANY BAKER AND GUSSMAN The Best ual ty Pl'lnI'erS Fash o s from Se entee Ph 374 OF K . 612 orth ollege St. hone 00 1 . v r ' C I'l P YI I 3 ' I K Compliments of I5 J in Q i ' i n Q! H79 EARLEY S The Store of Fashlons for the Home Where Quallty Is a Custom not a Motto 114 N Hanover Street Carllsle P R HOFFMAN COMPANY 321 Cherrv Street Carllsle Penna FE EE QUARTZ CRYSTALS for communlcatlons and controls MACHINERY for processlng of quartz germanlum and slllcon Manufacturing Armed Forces crztzcal matenals smce 1938 THE FOOD BASKET Fancy Foods and Clfts 54 West Hrgh Street Carllsle Pennsylvanla THOMAS CO Jewelers 36 S Hanover Street Elgxn Bulova Westfield CARLISLE CEMENT PRODUCTS Cement Blocks Precast Llntels N Bullders Supphes East North St Extended Phone 1597 READ THE EVENING SENTINEL ICarlisle s Home Newspaperl fr -K, N . J . 1. 'x HAM., S Furniture 8. Appliances 133 N. Hanover St. Carlisle S. 1899 L' C' Hull Pmp' Phone 740 W SEVEN STAR GARAGE W. J. Fetter I' A ' 4 t ' 55 Wallaam Crum lpresadentj Tam Boyle lvace presadentj Mary Elaane Bressler lsecretaryl Kay Brehm ltreas urerl Mass Hedden ladvaserl Often servace men and women face separataon from the armed forces wath mangled emotaons Leavang dear fraends wall mean also reunaon wath others New vastas lae ahead as other never to be forgotten experaences fade anto memory Gradalataon holds equal promase The red of the class rose and the blue and whate of the class colors repeatang the colors of the Ameracan flag wall remand each member of the class of 57 that class school and country expect a lafe of servace and of strength The class motto Be lust and fear not wall be remembered through all the days ahead Through the memoraes provaded by thas book may each reader see the past lave fully an the present and look forward to a future of challenge and delaght Q I 44 10