Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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U 'T N sq T I Dedication The members of the 58 Oracle Staff dedlcate this yearbook to the Class of 1958 May these future cltlzens of Carlisle use the knowledge they have gamed here to accomphsh therr new dutres with enthusrasm and success ASK ST Foreword This IS Carlisle U S A named for Carllsle Cumberland Eng land For many years close tres have exrsted between the two communr tres In this day of mountmg rnternatnonal tensxon It rs tnmely to renew ON Sf f our bonds of frrendshlp wrth our namesake across the sea -If Lrke rts Engllsh counterpart our Carlrsle wrth nts small mdustrres and busmesses lS a prosperous town rn a lovely rural settmg Both R 51- Carllsles are proud of therr hrstorlc herltages Both are constantly seek mg to enrich and strengthen therr educational systems In this Oracle with rts photographs of the two Carllsles wrll be COLLEGE EST found a record of the events of thus year rn the Semor Hugh School of T s Carlrsle Pennsvlvama Treasurmg the past enjoymg the present and looking hopefully toward the future the Oracle Staff of 1958 proudly presents Our Carhsle U S A H-F LN'- f FLM ST PENN PENN PE NSYL NORTH NORTH LOCUST AVE AVE R ORT LOUTHER LouTHEP- DICKINSON Ave mutaefuzv Ave M99 K ST , ,:-1' ft' I: ,,....J ..-J ------j , , 'l Y 'I F l : : I 5 : : 3 -..-.z r.----..a L- , i ---., ,-----1 -- - 1 s:r -, ' ' ' I I I I l ' g I I N u I I I LJ U BHII r vw I' ' . - - :GH . - xx y 45:11 ' S-If - V 4,6q O U1 6' Q 9 u- K9 ,f E C al 1, , i QE!! 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K n t CARLISLE CATHEDRAL. fiatiml from lhv varly Tllli 'rowx HALL in Varlislv, England, taken twelfth century. contains some stones taken from from I-jngllgh Sift-Q-1, the Romain wall. .Sq X1 7 Ill-IH ROYAL lllGllNI-ISS, THE l'lllNt'I-ISS NIARGARET visited Vzirliflt- l'1itht-clrzil in August. 1951 With he-r art- seen ifrom lvft to riuhti Mr, I. Farrington. ht-ad xx-1311-i'Q tht- De-an of tfarlislv, the Very Rt-vc-rt-nfl W if Mayne. M A. uncl tht- Lord Bishop of the Ilioce-sv of Vzirlislo. tht' Right Rex' vrond Thonius Bloomor. D D CARLlSLE'S COMMODIOUS NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING on West South Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, opened October 28, 1957. GEORGE M. LEADER. GOVERNOR of Pennsylvania. attended the Li0n's Club 25th Anniversary Celebration on February 20. 1958, at Carlisle Senior High School, Peri- scope Staff members interviewing the Governor are San' dra Van Gavree. Hannalie Stuart. Judy Stuart. Jo Dono- van, Jackie Zeigler, Arvella Lefever. Bonnie Dunlap. and Miss Dilys Schuettler radvisori. ' f 5 35,46-,,ITA,,jJ41 k FQ A V i , M 11: f :,+1,w 7 -Cfzfffg tin 1,5 iff? 1' fm 3, 1' N. , X THE NEW ALLISON METHODIST CHURCH and Dickinson College Chapel, dedicated April, 1958. 14 f H. 1- v , lg V xl 'N Jw if T.,-,W.,,, . .,,., W... X NNN ,..,,A ....-,,-.,, ,,,, .,,.A , ,. .gig 3 . 1 .-.v....WW-M ...v. -..M--U-------f ---v---1-'-+ I I if 1 ,Q ! e ,V 1 2 2 X 1 9 f ' 'N T -QR . i 5 I ,N in s 5 2 I A l I F 1 5 V 9 5 Y f 5 a 1 5 3 1 I I , + Q f 7 j f 5 l ,Q Q1 I S r-iff M? 1 1f N' ,I 3 L--. lf N if XXX X f H x C S Mr V J Dunstan M A the Headmaster of the Carllsle Gram mar School Carllsle England Mr Davld L Swartz M Ed the Supermtendent of Schools Carllsle Area School System Carllsle Penn sylvama Administration SLPPRINTI-'NDI-'Nl OIR Sl H0018 IJ 1 letter to his secretarx Miss 'XI 111 XI irtin O01 X O I xx s om tor C irlislp Sen 1 n I 111 r lndti the xii xision 11 Supuin L ent xx einer 1 is held nu p im ut uutsii n stientists 111111 1 1 l htwiid im S 110 11 me 1 0 L 1 11n1str1I111 llul ILNLYITHIXLN I1 LU x M lmdn 11 L5 111 In ri elm euiriui Joint School Committee NN Seated Mr. Daxid Duerr Wir BenJam1n Dunkelberger csncrctaryi Superintendent Daxid L Swartz Mr. Beecher Dubbs fpresidentr, Mr. Reed B. Teitrick rvicevpresidentt. Miss Mary Martini fclerki, Mrs. Wilson R. Ritter. Standing: Mr. Austin B, Hertzler. Mr. William R. Minriick. Mr, William Baldosser. Mr. Cole Price. Jr.. Mr, Vlifforci Yinger. Mr. George F Doualzis. Jr.. Mr Lee Raffensberger, Mr Harry B, Kime. and Mr. Harold S, Irwin 1so11c1t11r-treasureri. Absent: Samuel Padjen. 'Non-members. THE COMPLICATED LOOKING SCHEDULE BOARD helps Princi- pal Mark Burkhart keep track of all the class sections. in 4 an MISS RHOBERTA WOLF, guidance counselor, prepares another transcript for a college application. MR. HAROLD NORTH, assistant principal, is Mr. Burkhart's right- hand man in the busy task of school administration. BUSILY AT WORK filling out a recommendation for a student seeking employment, is Mr. Leo Johns, guidance counselor. C3 ...J- IN HER ATTRACTIVE OFFICE ln the llbrary IS found Mme Marv McAdoo llbrarlan DLRING AN INTERX IEW 'NIRS EN ELYN 'NIILLEJN school nurse xxrltee xn the medlcal record book ri -4 DIRECTOR OI' X01 ATIUN-XL XXII RDI L'l PIJLK A TIOW E I I-astmp look up mm foldu mformatxon or 12 XIcCarr0Il Doxlo ...L. 'NIRS DOROTHY SII:,ARINb dxetlclan busllx plans the menus for another week A if S I IXIIIS IxINIVII'L dmnal 1 nm nmn 1 umm fmmontrmn um my thcm .4 XIX I QW49 44 ll ' ' ' I 1' X 4 'u x , , Y ,x V I v I ff Q I I 'P J ' I. Io C' MRC, 'I '.. I, 'I' hy- ,,AE' 1lt'l'I NI. NI 'A he-r sl ' Q twll. 'I l - I,-,N 'fr' I- sz :I 'shi-ke-in - tht xg, I . . , I : - 's 5 - -' ' ' fA athematics Department MARTHA-E. ADAMS, M ED READ l'l' AUALN. uuima Drzillgfll arlfl Carl DHHS try to figure out a geometry problem. .3 a'--lf- A :? DO YOU, REALIZE that mathematics plays an important role in daily living 'Y Since all stu- dents are required to take one year of mathematics. everyone gains practical information in this area. The new advanced math course and the college board math course help students pre- pare for college. Through ad- vances in this field. the whole nation will gain strength. Mathematics Department Head Slide Rule Club GEORGE A. BRADLEY 'VI A Mathematics Projection Club GENE A. EVANS. Mathematics Varsity Football Basketball Track M.Sc GEOINIETRY APPAR.-XTL'S intrigues Julia Skinner. Bainu Sxxanex and Bill Ditenhafer. INXIIIIII HHHXII 'NIA MARY E. FICKES. BA. 5 Fnwlish l English Department Hx , . 1 Wukilwu V GOSH. .IINI PIHIIl I l'IRT Ilzavingg trouhlv wlth that rvwurch essay? I'IfIS'I'lNlQ' MNH TWO , 'IYIRICE . . , Asslslvcl ds hm' xmu' hx Iiruu- BI'.ifHl'j gmrl Xlqarpgguwt 514131111 Iblumk Nvw 1'0- XII' IRI ll IfXSl'RINil 'HIFI l3lS'l'.-XXVI! BI-I'l'WIil'IfN IIH4. HKU 11-XRl.ISl.l'IS bll5ll'5 xncailmmul mm-mx ,hm Ilullluxlllh. 'II-ci Ylnuc-r, :mr Wialtvr' H0 nm UCOMMAS, COMMAS! Now where do the darn things go? ponder Shirley Byers and Helen Jumper. OUTDOOR SPEECH PRACTICE in the Patio is an invalu- able aid to class members. Here Barbara Whitman and Malcolm Gilchrist criticize Beth Twombly's diction. MYRTLE A. GROOME, B.A. Englishq Speech Footlighters Club HELEN H. MARTIN, B.A. English Thespian Troup 214 DILYS SCHUETTLER, B.S. English Periscopc Staff iafwfff ' .'4 READING, WRITING, AND TALKING. TOO. Through three years of English at Carlisle High, everyone is given an opportunity to develop abilities in oral and written expression. Regular studies are supplemented by writing es- says. participating in dramatic produc- tions and forensics. and by preparing for College Board examinations. Correct English usage is definitely essential for future success in any field. 15 Physical Education Department EVERYONE HAS THE OPPORTUNITY to gain physical fitness through training and information re- ceived in the courses of this department. All three classes take physical education. In addition, seniors receive health instruction. Good health and physical fitness are essential for a haDDV. useful life. WITH HARRY JULIUS HELPING, Sandy Bartoli puts the final touches on the health class Oscar. v I -g1 Bef-on MARCELLE I. COCKLEY, B.S. Health Hostess Club DORA R. RIFE, B.S. Physical Education Girls Leaders Club Dancing Club Hockey Team Intramural Sports JAMES ROCH, M.ED. Physical Education Health Intramural Sports Junior Varsity Baseball Boys Leaders Club Gun Club CARLISLE'S ROBIN HOODS, Steve Hench, George Boyer, and Philip Hoffman, take a closer look at their marksmanship. Kiwi, Afier RAYMOND S. GABLER, M.A. Social Studies Department Head Club Co-ordinator Social Studies Department FRANK R. CASHMAN, M.A. Safetyg Driver Educationg Problems of Democracy Motion Picture and Camera Club WARREN F. COOLIDGE, M.A. Historyg Algebrag Problems of Democracy Student Council Debate Club CURTIS SHEARER SHOWS Connie Clark how to change a tire, while McCarrell Doyle, Peter Matlin, Beula Roebuck, and Judy Kauffman look on. .Tx 3:-. af' un no OK ' 'fly' if, :lf-nfl-,if HL 'rs fig' X h , 5' YJ. 1 X ' x l STUDYING THE PAST helps Lynn Flagg and Boyd Weary today's problems. f 'ex Y. .s,,, -- to solve KENNETH R. MILLEN, B.S. History Director of .Athletics Director of Recreation Varsity Football nlulllqlq STANLEY Q. MORGAN, B.S. History Varsity Track Varsity Football MR. EARL BRENNEMAN, CHIEF COMMISSIONER, gives Problems of Democracy pupils Dick Snyder and Joyce Wertz a special demonstration of voting machine procedures. Q 4 ,, F.- N f , , ' 6' f - .v ? 3 lp I E I I I ' xr ' . P f gl 5' 5 LJ! b,x, R.: bi -4- C f U, gm 13? 61,1 L: M, ,Tl , Q f -W. L-,ft s--fu. I 4. ' h 'S J I I' Q ' -:llc . x 7 x, ' ' ' , - ' ,Jil E A 9 L. , Q:-f 4-QM. ...Am-.ra . , ' E I-0-,Z ' x HOW WOULD YOU like to travel like that? Jim Tarkington asks Connie Chamblin as they examine a bulletin board display. 19 JQSEPH E. ANTHUNY. xi.r:Ds SCiE-HCC IDE-pHl'tlTlEl'lt Science Department Head Assistant Faculty Manager of Athletics GEORGE R. Physics: Biology Science Club CHESTER A. Biology Chef Club ISHNBERG. HS. LICKEL. M.ED. RON HOCH AND GEORGE CTHARA try a new experiment in chemistry, and they'd hetter he careful or their shirts might start a chain reaction! BALANCING THE SCALES engrosscs physics students Toni Johnson, Betty Graham. and Norm Bykerk. JOHN A. BIOUNTZ, B.A. Science: History Future Mechanics Club Faculty Manager of Athletics 'a-K Biology: World G eography if! RILHARD E. TROSTLE, B.S. 4 . t Biology Club IT LOOKS AS IF WE ARE GOING TO HAVE-A STORM, remarks James Stover to Bobby Miller as the barometer needle falls. EVERYTHING IAROM AMOEBAS TO ATOMS is included in the science curriculum. Practical experi- ence and knowledge may be gained through labs and projects. Biology students collect insects and wild flow- ersg physics students read books on related subjectsg and chemistry students give reports on famous chemists. Studying science makes it easier to understand and ap- preciate thc scientific happenings of this era. THIS LOOKS LIKE THE ONE. Jill Davis helps Jim Trout identify the beetle he's holding. J 22 ! EMILY 1. HEDDEN. MED. COWIIHEFCIBI Department Commercial Department Head Senior Class Advisor GEORGE L. BOWEN. JR.. MED. Commercial Budget Club Varsity Baseball .Iunior Varsity Football 'LI HOPE THIS IS RIGHT, thinks Jeanette Beam, as she transcribes her shorthand. PACL W. CASE. B.S. Commercial Junior Activities AS SHE PRACTICES FILING, Romaine Lindsey debates whether or not to place Mc before BIA. FAITHE MARKS watches knowingly as Pat Wolford and Paul Sollenf bcrger discuss a bookkeeping: problem. SARAE Lf HOMICK. B.S. Commercial SOME LLTKY RUSS WILL FINIJ Marv Ann Barrick well trained on the Gestetnerscopc. Commercial Club NEDRA P. LEWIS, B.S. Commercial Future Nurses Club Q3 X LEE MCKILLIP AND A N N GARMAN CHECK RESLLTS as Mary Lou Fitting solves a general math problem. EYES ON THE COPY makes Sharon Group an ac- curate typist. MARGARET T. SHEARER, B.S. Commercial Charm Club HFDSA JKLLA' Vocational training is given the students in this department through required courses and electives to suit each individuals needs. Secretarial commercial students develop skills in ty p- ing and shorthand, while clerical com- mercial students learn office practices and the use of business machines. With the training received in school. these students are able to enter their professions im- mediately upon graduation. 23 ALBERT L BROWN B S NELSON F. GISH. B.S. Machine Shop Practice Futurc Mechanics Club iggligggufgggiggcgfjlggn I I Vocational Department W . ROBERT LAY OPERATES THE LATHE under Mr, Gish's watchful eye, as Floyd Deitch, Larry Shearer, and Robert Miller observe closely. CHESTER F. KAMOWSKI Vocational Auto Mechanics Auto Club DISTRIBCTIVE EDUCATION STUDENTS, John Meehan, Connie Baker, and Jay George find dressing mannequins good vocational training. 24 KEEPING IT GOING IS THE PROBLEM. Mr. Kamowski shows Ray Boyles, Jay Shughart, and Paul Hartzell how to succeed. Vocational industrial. vocational agriculture. and vocational distributive programs allow stu- dents to become proficient in a trade of their choice. The vocational industrial program offers the following shops: huilding trades. electricity. auto mechanics. machine tool operation. and mill and cabinet. Students in this program alternately take three weeks of classes followed by three weeks of shop, MARLIN L. ROOK, B.S. Agriculture WATCH THOSE LINES! says Bill Sillers to Jon Stayer. MAKING IT TICK is a problem. as Robert Bear. Floyd Horn, and Elmer Fraker find out. BUILDING A MODEL HOME is very helpful to Ken- neth Raudabaugh, Ronald Adams, and Gerald Kline, as they apply their well-learned skills. Future Farmers of America EDAILND F. STEVENS, B.S. Vocational Electricity WILLIAM F. STONG Vocational Mill and Cabinetg Building Trades Square Dancing Club Vocational and Technical Departments Vocational agriculture students attend classes which prepare them to be better. more efficient farmers. Distributive education students receive courses in sales technique and gain on-the-job training, The technical program is offered to students pre- paring to take engineering or a related field in college. Vocational shop is required in addition to college pre- paratory math and science courses. Well trained workers make America one of the top producing nations in the world. HAROLD L. LESHER. MED, Industrial Arts Devotions Club ROBERT R, LINE. B.S. Mechanical Drawing Hunting and Fishing Club ROMA C. SMITH, B.S. Family Relations Home Economics Home Economies Club SEVERAL COURSES ARE OF- FERED which increase the completeness of the schools educational program. These are home economics, industrial arts, and mechanical drawing. Home eco- nomics students gain practical experience in the arts of home making. Students in industrial art gain appreciation for man- ufactured products by making objects in class. Mechanical drawing students learn to read and make blueprints and plans, a skill essential for many industrial jobs. These courses contribute to a well- rounded education. l Industrial Arts and Home Economics ARE GLENROY DAY and Robert Alspaugh having fun setting type? FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Patsy Dunbar and Louise Wil son have discovered the way to a man's heart. l .AFX PLAY IT FOR CS ONCE MORE, Dick Mahoney and Gus Blumenfield urge Linda Braund, as they tackle a new vocal numbers MADGE A. ANDERSON, B.S. Choral Music Choir: Girls Ensemble Boys Ensemble Mixed Chorus WARREN E. MIQLLEN, M.A. A Arts and Crafts A Stage and Art Clubs '71 :J fa IN ART CLASS Amy Almond completes a water color while Melvin Hershey turns critic, FROM SWEET NOTES TO MAS- TERPIECES art and music play an im- portant role in school life. ln art each student develops his own skills and abili- ties in painting and drawing. Music stu- dents learn that each individual must do his best for the group to be successful, The enjoyment that arises from an ac- quaintance with these fields is a source of pleasure for life. HANS W. UBERSEDER Instrumental Music Band Director MUSICIANS Charles Crump Bill Hughes. Larrx' Line and Denny Ryder Jive it up in instrumental class. 2. OUR EFFICIENT SECRETARIES Mrs Kathryn Fredrlck and Mnss Delores Cohlck keep the office 1n top runnlng order DISCOVERING THE APTITLDE of each student IS the Job of Mr C Maynard Glllaugh dlrector of testmg and guldance and Mr Rnchard Wanntr DSSChO10glSt 'Y THE COOKS ALL PITCH IN to chop up up the meat for tomorrows stew Edna Wagner Bula Vaughn Kathryn Adams Elmlra Exans Nllnta Frlck Nlvrtle Danner and Nlary Plttman BUS DRIV ERS Llare Beam Irvxng Rotz Harold Raudabaugh Glenn Thrush and Vlctor Barrlck Through ram hall or snow those bus drlvers must if. .Lib KEEP OLR SCHOOL CLEAN lS the motto of our head Janltor Mr John Watson Ctop of ladderh and of Mr Wilmer Stum l L 3 I C1 - ' D 1 I go. y y ' wa . ' ' , ' . '-4 fl I Q E . l , 'HSQ , 2 l l 2551- . 4 ,H b ' 1 it 7 ., lx' K 5' ly H y 11 SENICDRS X X! J X f Y LW? X L.-f G s Q53 Q PRIZE WINNERS OF THE CREIGHTON SCHOOL Carllsle England BEAM semors at Semor Hlgh School Carhsle Pennsnlvama w RICH FORNEY, BILL CRAIN, ANNE STEINMETZ, AND JUDY .4 Jackle Zelgler and Secretary of the Senxor Class 1'1 'Q B111 Dxtenhaiu Presldent of the Semor Llaas 32 Wes James ketball Team Oracle Edltors Sandx Nan Gawree Edltor Presldent of the Student Con ress and Captaln of the Bas Senior ln Chlef and Dee Dee Irwin BUSINESS 'Vlanager Jeanne Pxnard Beth Lrocker Homemaker Award Xhnner ' P' 'I f Winner of the D.A.R. Award - . a ' - I -feE.f::tfL,lt ' . t ' t fr ,- x PHIL REMSBERG representatlve 'S Superlatlve JACKIE ZEIGLER BONNIE DUNLAP Co edxtors of the Perlscope EXCHANGE STLDENTS Pete Matsuda from Japan Nancy Tur ner exchange student to Greece and Hans Holm from Norwaw GEORGE PETERS GARY KNAUB South Penn Conference End Var sxty Football and Narsxty Basket ball V Q - , Mg... Q' , Q ,W ' Q t ' . e:K' 2 .' ll , ,. it R fl , Wil.. Band soloist and County Band ' m PI'0Sid9Ht Of the Choir , 4' . r -t f . I ' - fkw, .E al' if 5 wk 1 .l K 5 gs, 5 J +-it f ,. 34 tw. ' . ...-..4..,,, PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS Bill Ditenhafer confers with Vice-president Bev McArvcr regarding a commencement announcement, while Secretary Jackie Zeigler and Treasurer Julie Shanabrook consider another. PHYLLIS MARIE ADAMS Skeeter Distributive Education Nursing Club 1, 25 Future Retailers I Club 3. A great joke teller . . . Hey, Lover . . . small but mighty . . . ii, works at Shearerls . . . found at Black's Rollercade . . . fun to be with . . . future nurse. ROBERT LEE ALSPAUGH Ozzie General National Rifle Club 1, 2, 33 Foot- ball 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3. Drives a mean Plymouth . . . fond of chocolate custard pie . . . What say . . . Millen's center man . . . plans to be a mechanic. FAYE LORETTA ANDERSON Toots Commercial Clerical A great football fan . . . fond of say- ing Aw, don't worry . . . likes rice . . . hails from the country . . . quiet and capable worker . . . a lot rf, of fun . . . future nurse. JUDITH ANN ALBRIGHT ntyudyn Distributive Education Dancing Club 1, 2g Future Retailers Club 3. Works at Glicks . . . Palace gang . . . Russ! ! . . You bet . . .neat clothes . . . football fan . . . fond of spaghetti . . . fun to be with. NANCY LOU ALSVARY Nancy College Preparatory Hostess Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Student Council 1. Adores parties and loves spaghetti . . . I'm tellin ya . . . never a dull moment . . . found at Pine Grove . . . college bound. RAYMOND WAYNE ANDERSON Andy Vocational Agriculture F. I , A. 1, 2, 3. Drives a two-tone brown Ford . . . found at Westminister Service Sta- tion . . . That'll be the day . . . quiet . . , dislikes girlst?7 . . . a big automobile racing fan. WILLIAM CHESTER ASHBURN Bill General Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Projection Club 1. Likes swiss steak, eating, and sleep- ing . . . teacher's son . . . fond of swimming . . . those Texan sum- mers . . . hopes to be a teacher . . . college bound. CONNIE LEE BAKER Lee Distributive Education Nursing Club 1, 25 Future Retailers Club 3. All those record collections . . . what a love life . . . found at Black's Rollercade . . . You've had it . . . plans to be a nurse. DONALD L. BARBOUR lKD0n!7 Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Fond of pork and sauerkraut . . . likes hunting and shooting . . . plays a fast game of baseball . . . hails from Goodyear . . . always joking . . . shy??? MARY ANN BARRICK Annie Commercial Secretarial Hostess Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 35 Dancing Club 1, 2, Oracle 3. Judy and I . . . drives a mean Chevy . . . I like you, too . . . nice personality . . . fond of swim- ming . . . snappy typist . . . Ocean City. JUDY ELAINE BEAM uJudyu Commercial Secretarial Hostess Club 2, 3, Choir 3, Com- mercial Club 3. Mary Ann, Rodney, Don, and I . . . I like you, too . . . fun to be with . . . fond of swimming . . . future housewife. ROBERT EUGENE BAER Bob Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Found at the Combo in Bubble- town . . . drives a two-tone Ply- mouth.. . . fond of fried chicken and ice cream . . . seen with Lee . . . future truck driver. JACQUELINE LOUISE BALTIMORE Jackie General Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2. Fond of the opposite sex . . . Let the good times roll . . . ardent sports fan . . . contagious giggle . . . plans to be a teacher. JO ANN BARR 64.1037 Commercial Clerical Dancing Club 1, 2, Choir 2, 3. Likes dancing . . . fond of swim- ming . . . neat dresser . . . Yeah, you're tellin me . . . Oracle Staff . . . football enthusiast . . . boys! . . . Oh, that undecided future! SANDRA LEE BARTOLI Sandy College Preparatory Hostess Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Art Club 2. A great sports enthusiast . . . one of It . . . ambition to travel . . . cute . . . liked by everyone . . . neat personality. LEO ROLAND BEAM Leo General Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Na- tional Rifle Club 3g Leaders Club 3. Millen's co-captain . . . What's the matter with you? . . . drives a hot Mercury . . . likes pizza pie and hamburgers . . . future pilot. .8- - - -.' Q.. . 1 Q 1 -41 N' , v.,-v . X A . FQ. HI , w f ! a' ff 5 3 , Y 43 g li Six l A 5 m ' 4? . v ' N I I r I'- Q' , M' ' I N Q E LM.. 1' ' 4 I -ll ' 36 WILLIAM KENNY BEDFORD Bill College Preparatory Loves to study Spanish . . . hang- out- any place he hangs his hat . . . Get out . . . a boxing fan . . . likes fried chicken . , . looks for- ward to being a rancher . . . will try anything once. WILLIAM EDWARD BENDER Bill Vocational Auto Shop Hunting and Fishing Club IQ Auto Club 2g F.M.C. 3. Likes to play the guitar . . . works on cars . . . remember those times in Auto Club? . . . future mechanic. WILLIARD RAYMOND BLACK 4LRay!! College Preparatory Art Club 33 Math Club 2g Choir 2, 31 Stamp Club 13 Track 1,2, 3. Found at Black's Garage . . . Tear them up . . . likes basketball and T.V .... drives?? . . . ambition- engineer. FLORENCE AMELIA BLACKBURN Flossie Distributive Education Future Nursing Club 15 Dancing Club 23 Hostess Club 25 Future Re- tailers Club 3. Favorite pastime- being with Joe . . . Puddle jumper . . . future beautician . . . that blonde hair . . . seen with Shelby. BARBARA ANN BOWERS Barb Commercial Secretarial Future Nursing Club 13 Library Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 3. Well, how about that! . . . likes to collect records . . . seen with Joyce . . . tenris . . . future short- hand teacher . . . friend to all. RICHARD EDWARD BEIDEL Dick Vocational Electric Dancing Club 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1. Hangs out at the Palace . . . drives a hot '48 Plymouth . . . I'm telling you one of the Escorts- Devil, SHIRLEY ANN BITNER Shirley Commercial Clerical Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Dancing Club 1. - Peppy cheerleader - captain . . . seen at the Palace . . . You know . . . likes football . . . cute . . . ambition to be a secretary . . . personality plus. SAMUEL BLACK Hsami! Vocational Auto Shop F.M.C. 2, 3. Found at Black's Rollercade . . . F.M.C. president . . . Crazy man . . . likes hamburgs and French fries . . . drives a hot '50 Chevy . . . plans to be a mechanic. JAMES LEE BLAIN Blainie Distributive Education Navy, here I come . . . found at Black's Rollercade . . . drives a mean '48 Chevy . . . What say . . . seen at all the basketball games . . . just loves cheeseburg- ers and French fries. DANIEL CLAYTON BOYER Dan General Drives a mean '47 Plymouth . . . found at the Palace , . . likes track and pork chops . . . Air Force, here I come! . . . one of the Escorts- Goldie NANCY KAY BRANDT HNanc11 General Dramatics Club 1, Hostess Club 2, 3. Plans to be an airline stewardess . . , Itls a panic . . . favorite sports - swimming and football . . . liked by everyone . . . likes the Air Force. KENNETH LEE BROUGHER Lee Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. , Hangs out at the Combo at Bubble- town . . . enjoys sleeping and eating fried chicken . . . favorite sports- football and basketball . . . ambi- tion - tractor trailer driver. JACK EDWARD BROWNAWELL Black Jack Vocational Electronics F.M.C. 2, 3. Seen at Black's Rollercade or work- ing at the Carlisle Theatre . . . Kool Daddy . . . watch out for that '48 Hudson . . . plans to be a radio-television repairman. MARLENE LUISE BYERS isMarty1r College Preparatory Auto Club 3. Favorite sports - baseball and hunt- ing . . . hangs out at Red Bridge . . . You better believe it . . . favorite food - cheeseburgers with everything on them . . . mechani- cally minded. ESTHER MARIE CALAMAN Essie Commercial Secretarial Band 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 3. Plans to be a secretary . . . What are ya doing? . . . favorite sports- football and swimming , . . nice to talk to . . . those letters. PATRICIA ANN BREHM Patti General Hostess Club 2, 3. Found at the Palace . . . No kid- ding . . . nice to know . . . Oh, that blonde hair . . . future nurse . . . chemistry brain??? . . . Al- bright College . . . favorite sports- swimming and football. NONA BELLE BROWN Nonie Distributive Education Square Dancing Club 25 Future Re- tailers Club 3. Plans to be a beautician . . . Holy cow . . . likes to watch television . . . basketball . . . favorite food- hot dogs . . . a real nice girl to know. RITA GRACE BUTLER Shorty General Square Dancing Club 1, Devotions Club 2, 3. Contagious giggle . . . found at Black's Rollercade or getting into devilment . . . Aw, you're crazyl' . . . future music teacher. SYLVIA ANN BYERS 4'Sylvie General Choir 1, 2, 3g Home Economics Club 23 History Club 3. Favorite pastime - listening to pro- gressive jazz . . . You ain't said nothin' . . . ambition - history teacher . . . likes pizza pie . . . neat dresser. MARTHA AMELIA CALAMAN Marty General Square Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, Lead- ers Club 2. Let's motorvate, kids . . . plans to be a housewife . . . likes ham- burgers, French fries and boys . . . favorite sport - football . . . talk, talk! Q f 'fffiffvwf ,I f f . ,,,, . Jw 1 www wa 145: g I . ,,... fe ff ,av .7 6 X H 5 1 -ft M1 -'77 g,.' 3 K- LINDA CANNON Linda College Preparatory Hockey Team 1, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, French Club I. The South will rise again . . . cute, with personality plus . . . plans to be a nurse . . . Hey, sv Honey . . . that broomstick! PATRICIA ANN CARNS Patti College Preparatory Band 2, 3, Dramatic Club 23 Host- ess Club 1, 2, 3. I'll never tell . . . likes water skiing . . . fond of Pine Grove and pizza . . . nice dresser . . . future interior decorator . . . one of It. JAY ALVIN CHESTNUT KKJay!! College Preparatory Choir 2, 3g Chef Club 33 History Club 3g Student Government 3. Drives a souped-up Chevy . . . fond of eating . . . big Philly fan . . . likes baseball and spaghetti. JANICE ELNORA CHRONISTER Jan Commercial Secretarial Budget Club 2, 3. Well, I mean . . . loves to read . . . Oh, that red hair! . . . likes hamburgers and football . . . future office worker . . . wicked driver . . . talkative. GERALD WILLIAM CLINE Jerry Vocational Building Trade Hunting and Fishing Club 1, Na- tional Rifle Club 2, 3. Baseball fan . . . drives a '53 Bel- air . . . Everyday and twice on Sunday . . . likes grouse and pheasant . . . ambition - Major League baseball. SELBY CANNON Selby College Preparatory Choir I, 2, 33 Hockey Team 1, 39 French Club 1. Hangs out at Mutts . . . Hey, Honey . . . a cute little Southern belle . . .plans to attend Florida State University. MICHAEL RITNER CASEY 44Mike1! General Student Government 3, Student Sen- ate 3. Found at the Palace . . . never a serious moment . . . Stay loose . . . likes swimming and track . . . ambition - professional artist . . Oracle's art editor. ROSEMARY CHESTNUTWOOD Rosemary General Fond of skating . . . loves reading and sewing . . . can she argue! . . . likes all sports . . . favors meat and potatoes of all kinds . . . chat- terbox . . . pretty blonde hair. HOWARD BENNETT CLARK Benny College Preparatory Choir 2, 3, Biology Club 35 Slide Rule Club 3. Drives a blue and white Plymouth . . . Get serious . . . found at Army Post . . . likes hunting, fish- ing, and archery , . . future phar- macist. DOROTHY ROMAINE COHICK Dotty Commercial Secretarial Budget Club 2, 33 Student Govern- ment 2. Likes football and swimming . . . collects paper napkins . . . fond of spaghetti and playing piano . . . l'm hungry . . . always smiling. THE GANG GATHERS FOR A COKE at the Palace after a long school day John Gekas, proprietor, Julie Shanabrook, Patti Carns, Bill Roney Nancy Turner Bob Harbl son, Mary Landis. Bev McArver. Tiny Lefever, and Stove Hench NANCY ELIZABETH COLLEY Nancy Commercial Secretarial Budget Club 2, 3. I mean, you now, heck . . . found at Holly Bar B Q . . . likes football and hamburgers . . . nice person- ality . . . Air Force bound. LAWRENCE WILLIAM CREAMER Larry General Stage Club 1, 21 Projection Club 3. Found at Black's Rollercade . . . likes fishing and baseball . . . fond of sea food . . . You best believe it , . . ambition - officer in Marine Corps. SHELBY JEAN CRULL Shelby Distributive Education Stage Club 15 Future Retailers Club 3. Seen with Flossie . . . happy-go- lucky . . . Palace . . . I don't know . . . spaghetti lover . . . that one special boy . . . ambition - beautician. WILLIAM HERMAN CRAIN Bill Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Likes fishing and baseball . . . I don't care . . . fond of country ham . . . ambition - farming . . . good looking . . . excellent student . . . always friendly . . . quiet. EVELYN CARLATA CRESSLER Eve Commercial Clerical Budget Club 2, 33 Hostess Club 33 Commercial Club 3. Likes steaks and turkey dinners . . . Are you sure? . . . fond of base- ball . . . Ronnie and I . . . pretty eyes . . . ambition to be a secre- tary. CALVIN WILLARD CURLEN. JR. Cal Technical Found at Cumberland Fire House . . . What's happening, Jackf' . . . likes cherry pie . . . pastime r sleeping during T.V. commercials . . . ambition - Department Chief of Bell Telephone System. BARBARA LOU CUSHING Barb Commercial Clerical Band 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 3. Likes badminton and basketball . . . Is that right? . . . contagious giggle . . . chatterbox . . . fond of eating . . . general office worker . . . friend worth having. GLENROY EMMANUEL DAY Glen General Camera Club 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3. Plans to join the Air Force . . . found at library or Kruger's . . . baseball enthusiast . . . fond of reading . . . You bet . . . flirt. . . books and more books. RODGER CLARENCE DIEHL Rodger Vocational Mill and Cabinet National Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. Found at Black's Rollercade . . . drives a mean Chevy . . . fond of reading and shrimp . . . quiet . . . You bet . . . loves baseball . . . never without a crewcut. JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL DONOVAN HJC., College Preparatory Periscope 2, 3. Pretty hair . . . playing bridge . . . can't resist avocado salad . . . shows ability for journalism . . . Mox Nix . . . found at the Army Post . . . Oh, what a brain! PATRICIA ANN DUNBAR Patsy College Preparatory Hostess Club 13 Nursing Club lg Devotions Club 1, 2, 3. Pastime - always eating . . . blonde . . . No foolin' . . . neat dresser . . . nice to know . . . great cook . . . Lehigh . . . fan of football. JOYCE MARIE DANNER Joycie Commercial Secretarial Commercial Club 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Leaders Club 21 Girls' Ensemble 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3. Found at the Strand . . . collects post cards . . . seen with Allen . . . Blame thing . . . swell person- ality , . . baseball fan. JANE DUKE DAYHUFF Dukie General Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Thespian 3. Found at Army Post . . . likes D. C. and writing letters . . . You jerk . . . tall and good looking . . . plans to be a housewife . . . our Anas- tasia. WILLIAM HARRISON DITENHAFER, JR. Bill College Preparatory Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Student Congress 1, 2, 3, Student Senate 1, 2. I couldn't care less . . . one of the escorts- Governor . . . those Mound bars . . . quite collegiate. JANE DURYEA DOUGLAS Dee General Cheerleading 3. Sweet personality . . . fabulous . . . steak eater . . . pastime - talk- ing on the phone . . . boys . . . future includes nursing . . . peppy cheerleader . . . nice to know . . . popular. BONNIE LOURENE DUNLAP Bonnie College Preparatory Choir 1, 2, 3, Periscope 1, 2, 3. Pizza eater . . . Let's have a party . . . sings like a canary . . . always in a good humor . . . ice skating . . . a friend to all . . . a Holly hen. -T. W ,.., in -1, , 'W '-r ,Ju 4 I ' 5 kv. LINDA RAE EGOLF Hpepil Commercial Secretarial Pep Club 13 Commercial Club 3. Likes sports . . . small but mighty . . . I don't want to hear that . . . loves to bop . . . quiet'?'?'? . . . am- bition - legal secretary. HENRIETTA JEAN FANUS Sue Commercial Clerical Charm Club 1, 2, 35 Budget Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Devotions Club 1, 2, 3. Dependable . . . neat dresser . . . hamburgers . , . football . . . boys, boys . . . hosts of friends . . . ambi- tion - to be a secretary. BARBARA ELLEN FENICLE Barb College Preparatory Nursing Club 1g Leaders Club 1, 2, 3. Free time spent hiking . . . friend to all . . . salad eater . . . Oh, murder! . . . basketball - favorite sport . . . nursing is to be her career. RICHARD LEE FORNEY Rich General Leaders Club 2, 3g Math and Slide Rule Club 3. Full of fun . . . drives??? a Chevy . . . Palace. . . That'll be the day . . . records . . . those crazy re- marks . . . handsome. MARY RITCHIE FOSTER Mary College Preparatory Student Congress 13 Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, Periscope 3. Tennis player . . . football fan . . . junior college . . . Bless you . . . seen at the Army Post . . . nice person to know. MARILYN RUTH ERLENBUSCH Marilyn College Preparatory Charm Club 3, F.T.A. 1. Hangout - Teen-age Club at the Army Post . . . Be good . . . football watcher . . . to be a medi- cal technician is her goal . . . calm, cool, and collected. LYNN ALTON FEESER Butch General Chef Club 1g Camera Club 3. Takes life as it comes . . . hangout- Woodies . . . chemical engineer . . . Now, then, there . . . witty . . . photographer supreme . . . ready for fun. THOMAS EARLE FITTING AlTOm!! Vocational Machine Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2. Enjoys turkey dinners . . . favorite pastime - sleeping . . . depend- able?? . . . future includes the Navy . . . another grease monkey . . . seen at Kroser's. EVELYN LOUISE FOSTER AEVU Commercial Secretarial Dancing Club 1, 23 Oracle 3. Hangout - Community Center . . . nice personality . . . ever willing to help . . . medical secretary . . . enjoys a joke . . . seen with Mar- cella . . . neat dresser . . . speedy typist. HERBERT EUGENE FREEMAN Herb General National Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. Pastime - working on cars . . . base- ball . . . Uncle Sam's birdman . . . That's nothing but neat . . . Arch Dukes' Clubhouse . . . slow and easy . . . ladies' man. Tr vm, ., kk, 'E 1 we gi 1 E12 Lf-n G? :Q 41 GLENN H. GELBAUGH 'tGlenn Distributive Education Camera Club 2. Hey, there . . . drives a mean Ford . . . girls, girls, and more girls . . . likes Italian spaghetti . , . takes life easy . . . quiet??? PATSY ELIZABETH GEORGE Pat Commercial Clerical Nursing Club 1. Nice person to know . . . likes swimming , . . drives an Olds . . . That'll be the day . . . likes drive-in movies . . . bound to suc- ceed . . . secretary. JOHN ROBERT GIBBS Gibbie College Preparatory Stage Club 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2. Admires opposite sex . . . enjoys sports, especially basketball . . . Dean's . . . not much to say . . . future scientist . . . tall, dark , and handsome. ROBERT LEROY GREEN Bob Vocational Electricity Baseball lg Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3. Enthusiastic about sports, especial- ly baseball . . . drives a Ford . . . loves French fries and hamburgers . . . a future Air Force man. GERTRUDE AGNES HALL Beanie General Charm Club 1, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Hostess Club 2, 3. Hopes to sing professionally . . . those yummy desserts . . . It's all over for you! . . . drives a Mer- cury. JOY ARLENE GEORGE tiJ0yH Distributive Education Future Retailers Club 39 Nursing Club 2. Sunny disposition . . . Well, I'11 tell you this much' . . . fond of cheeseburgers . . . seen at Meadow- brook . . . plans to be a nurse. MICHAEL RAYMOND GEPHART Mike College Preparatory Camera Club 3, Chef Club 33 Track 2. Pine Grove . . . enjoys hunting . . . ambition - to be an engineer . . . witty . . . good student . . . loves Spanish??? LANA LEE GREEGOR Lana Commercial Clerical Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, Charm Club 1. Roots for the football team . . . superb baton twirler . . . loves to chat at the Palace . . . hopes to visit France some day. RICHARD HARRY HAIR Dick Distributive Education Chef Club 2, 35 Future Retailers Club 3. Loves auto racing and tinkering with his two cars . . . hangs out at the Holly Drug Store . . , plans to be a retailer. JAMES STEPHEN HALL Jim College Preparatory Hunting and Fishing Club 12 Auto Club 3. Found at the Palace and Pine Grove . . . that poor Plymouth . . . one of the Escorts- Sandy . . . Don't know, do you! ROBERT DALE HARBISON Harbo College Preparatory Periscope 1, 23 Dramatics Club 2, 33 Thespians 2, 35 Forensics 2, 3. What a busy ham! . . . college bound . . . one of the Escorts- Rustyl' . . . found at the Palace . . . Lucille?T' BARBARA JUNE HENRY Barb Commercial Secretarial Square Dancing Club 13 Dancing Club 2, 3. Found at Landisburg . . . My gosh! . . . ambition - to make money . . . future secretary . . . likes swimming and dancing . . . horseback rider. RONALD LEE HOCH Ron College Preparatory Hunting and Fishing Club 13 Chef Club 2, 3. Wild about anything connected with sports, especially football . . . loves hunting . . . drives a '40 Ford . . . a ladies' man. STEPHEN DALE HENCH Steve College Preparatory Hunting and Fishing Club 1, Thes- pians 3. Enjoys Italian food. basket-hall. track . . . What say, Turkey? . . . one of the Escorts- Duke . . . Academy of Fine Arts fan. HARRY RONALD HOCH Ron'l College Preparatory Camera Club 1, 2, 3, A future optometrist . . . avid base- ball fTed Williams? fan . . . found at Academy and West North Street . . . approves of Chevys . . . That's the breaks. . . . sharp dresser. LYNN MARIE HOFFMAN inLynnv1 College Preparatory Dramatics Club 2, 3, Thespians 3. Full of fun . . . a neat dresser . . . college bound . . . from the Post . . . Now was that nice? . . . student director of the senior play. ka! . 1' l' 5. C ., s 'L V fi f,,f . TAKING A REST IN THE HOME EC. ROOM, Jo Ann Martin, Vera McCall, Sariann McCurdy, Kay Miller and Barbara Reese look over the fashions for '58. 43 A HANS ASBJORN HOLM Hans College Preparatory Camera Club 3 Future engineer favorites are hiking and track Na er e mar likes to eat snails cooked in sea water a linguist popular Norwegian exchange student WILLIAM HENRY HOOKE Bi College Preparatory ProJection Club 1 2 Choir 1 Camera Club 1 2 Found at Laurel Lake enJoys water sports and hunting co lege bound All right' good looking an Escort Dutch ROBERT LEE HORN Bob Vocational Agriculture F A 1 2 3 Loves that country ham favor ites are horseback r1d1ng and foot ball . . . Houldy Zeb! . . . drives a green 54 Ford . . . future factory worker . . . English whiz??? JOYCE ANN HOWARD Joyce Commercial Secretarial Square Dancing Club 2. A skating and softball enthusiast . . . loves to eat those yummy cakes O! ...planstobeasecre- tary . . . sweet smile . . . nice to know. JOHN JOSEPH HUTCHINSON Hutch Vocational Electricity Varsity Football 2, 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Found in Boiling Springs . . . one of Millen's men . . . drives a Stude- baker . . . Man . . . goes for girls, eating, and loafing. JAMES PHILIP HOMOVICH Ditty Vocational Machine Frequently found at the Palace hopes to Join the Air Force never without shiny shoes o s of friends drives an Olds nice looking always Jokmg IVA IRENE HOOVER Pete Distnbutive Education Dancing Club 1 Library Club 2 Future Retailers Club 3 EnJoys reading basketball ham burgers and the Pike Barbecue housewife Well let me see ROBERT LEX HOUTZ Houtz General Biology Club 2 Stage Club 3 found at A future anaesthetist the Bellaire House . . . mania for traveling around . . . Live and learn! . . . gourmet of seafood. WILLIAM McCAW' HUGHES JR. Bi College Preparatory Band 1 2 3' History Club 3- Biol- ogy Club 3. Future engineer . , . found at the Post Teen Club . . . Better late than never . . . likes rifling and basketball. ROBERT DORY HYSSONG 'Bob College Preparatory Chess Club 1, 2, 3. Plans to make a million . . . drives a real cool Ford . . . Some have it and some don't. DOROTHY DUNBAR IRWIN Dee Dee College Preparatory Hostess Club 1, 2, 33 Oracle 33 Li- brary Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 3. Turkey . . . that red swimming pool . . . Ike, Phillies, and the Four Freshmen . . . one of It . . . Wheaton bound. JOHN WESLEY JAMES Wes College Preparatory Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 ,Varsity Baseball 2, 33 Student Senate and Congress 1, 2, 3. Basketball ace . . . ladies' man . . . the Palace gang . . . drives a '51 Olds . . . one of the Escorts- Rock HARRY TOM JULIAS Autie College Preparatory Varsity Football 2, 33 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3. Fond of rollerskating . . . all-around sports fan . . . future includes engi- neering . . . enjoys building boat models . . . steak's his favorite food. KATHLEEN MARIE KILGORE Kathy Commercial Secretarial Choir 2, 33 Commercial Club 33 Hostess Club 3. Boys, boys. and more boys! . . . hangs out at the Palace . . . little blonde doll . . . never a dull mo- ment. GARY LEE KNAUB 'Knobby Vocational Machine Shop F.M.C. 1, 2, 33 Varsity Football 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 2, 3. Girls, girls, girls! . . . hangs out at the Combo . . . Great Snakes! , . . future stock car driver . . . great sports fan. MARY FRANCES JACKSON Mary College Preparatory Pep Club 13 Future Teachers Club 2, 33 Dancing Club 1, 23 Leaders Club 1, 2. I'm telling you . . . loves parties and dancing . . . college bound . . . football and basketball fan. MARCELLA KATHRYN JOHNSON Mucher Commercial Secretarial Pep Club 13 Dancing Club 1, 2, 33 Leaders Club 1, 2. Found with Evie, Jackie, and Beck . . . plans to become a private sec- retary . . . Dearie . . . record fan MARTHA MIRIAM JUMPER Tootsie College Preparatory Future Nurses Club 23 Leaders Club 3. Well, now . . . Rock 'n Roll fan . . . plans to be an R.N .... goes for spaghetti . . . softball enthus- iast . . . Latin whiz. FAYE IMOJANE KLING Faye Commercial Secretarial Square Dancing Club 1, 23 Budget Club 1, 2: Choir 1, 2. Seen at Eppley's . . . drives a '50 Ford . . . fond of dancing and French fries . . . friendly and de- pendable. JOE B. KNOUSE 'tJoe Distributive Education National Rifle Club 1, 23 Future Re- tailers Club 3. Snappy dresser . . . likes shooting, archery, and hunting . . . Navy bound . . . drives a '53 Mercury . . . How about that! 5 his ff! 61. 'NK' if 5 ,. .iw 7, 5 5- SENIOR HOWIEROOM PRESIDENTS Bill Roney, Sandy Bartoli, Bill Ditenhafer, Bill Weigle Mike Casey Julie Shanabrook, and Jay Chestnut meet to select name- ROSS LEROY KRAMER Butch General National Rifle Club 23 Projection Club 1. 2. 3. Fond of hunting and fishing . . . future pilot . . . football fan . . . seen in his '50 Ford . . . Now look! . . . good friend. AUDREY LOU KUHN Audrey Commercial Clerical Budget Club 2. 3: Commercial Club 2, 3. Great fan of softball and volleyball . . . future secretary . . . works at the Food Fair . . . Holy Cow . . . swell personality. HARRY BOYD l-iL'HN Harry General National Rifle Club 3, An ardent football fan . , . after graduation plans to go into the Air Force . . . usually seen at the pool- room, ALMERA LOCISE KUHN t'Almera Commercial Secretarial Commercial Club 3. That's all right . . . seen at Haar's Roller Rink . . . likes skat- ing, football, and French fries . . . spends her time listening to the radio and dating. DAVID WILLIAM KUHN Dave Vocational Machine Shop Varsity Football 2g F.M.C. 3. Likes to watch T.V. and eat ham- burgers and French fries . . . future Navy flier , . . usually seen at his Dad's shop. MARY GORDON LANDIS Meeper College Preparatory Hostess Club 1, 2, 3: Band 13 Oracle 31 Student Senate 3. One of lt . . . great personality . . . Oh, my deah! . . . the Mill at P. G .... that smile . . . a real doll, JAMES EDWARD LARGENT Jim Commercial Clerical Band 1, 2, 3. Plays a real cool sax . . . drives a green '49 Chevy . . . ambition- radio and television announcing . . . football enthusiast . . . enjoys watching T.V .... the quiet type. ELSIE ROMAINE LINDSEY Mamie Commercial Clerical Charm Club 3g Hostess 3, Dancing Club 1, 2. How about that! . . . likes milk- shakes and fried chicken . . . foot- ball and baseball fan. LARRY LEROY LINE Buck,' College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3. Host to our Japanese exchange stu- dent . . . fond of golf and bowling . . . a good student . . . future vet- erinarian . . . County Band . . . snappy drummer . . . many friends. CECELIA ANNE MAHONEY Annie General Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2. Real doll . . . college bound . . . always ready for a party . . . neat dresser . . . that Ocean City sum- mer! . . . peppy. CHARLES OLIVER MARKS Charlie General Football 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3. One of Millen's handsome heroes . . . never in a hurry . . . Casanova the second! . . . rides the golden chariot . . . liked by everyone. ARVELLA KATHLEEN LEFEVER Tiny College Preparatory Hostess Club 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 2: Spanish Club 3. It's a riot . . , college bound . . one of It . . . fond of swimming and lobster . . . that summer in Maine! NANCY JOAN LINDSEY Nancy College Preparatory Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 3. Snappy head majorette . . . drives the old road toad . . . that laugh! . . . Pine Grove gal . . . many friends - many loves! . . . Colgate. JOHN LUTHER LLOYD Johnny College Preparatory Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football 15 Stamp and Coin Club 1. Good looking . . . star pitcher on our winning nine . . . well liked by all . . . future accountant . . . smart. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH MANNING Shirt Commercial Secretarial Art Club 1, 2, 3. Oh, those Skunk Hollow boys! . . . found at the Puritan Restaurant . . . loads of friends . . . heading for a set of rings . . . They're here! . . . sweet gal. BARBARA ANN MARTIN Barb Commercial Secretarial Choir 1, 2, 3, Music Council 25 Girls Ensemble 2, 3. Prize from Holly . . . loves to dance . . . sharp dresser . . . sings like a bird . . . will make a pretty stenographer! if 'Fi'- ,fw , ek. Yr' C 2 n wb 51, ! v1 S!! -7 ..X 47 11 WW 48 bw f Nd? JEFFREY LYNN MARTIN Je Vocat1onal Auto Future Mechamcs Club 1 2 One of the Holly crew a dark and handsome a future auto mechamc UICI7 hmm has lots of frnends ITARU MATSUDA Pete General Our Japanese frlend plays a mean plano sknng enthusiast G r e at oaks come from httle acorns goes for hamburgers and hotdogs qulet but oh so cute' llked by all THELMA LaVERA McCALL Vera College Preparatory Choxr 2 3 Mlxed Chorus I Home Economxcs Club 3 That certam sallor' a cute North Ender passlon for pxzza Oh Im embarrased' qu1et guess agam' FRANK WILLIAM MCDONNELL Scotty General Debate Club 3 Comes to us from Baltlmore always frxendly army brat but hopes for a naval career' many admnrers from the opposnte sex nlce personallty o ton P1CklII Hlllbllly' SARAH ANN McLAUGHLIN Sallv College Preparatory Band 1 2 3 Future Nurses Club 2 3 Student Congress 2 Always ready for a laugh pop u ar yeah Nayy' chatter x I say there Natlye cute future Florence Nlghtxn ga e JOANN LOUISE MARTIN Commerclal Secretarxal Square Dancmg Club 1 Commer clal Club 3 Hostess Club 2 Real cute future secretar that poor Olds she drxves good frnend Oh you re kld d1n ' talkatlve BEVERLY JANE MCARVER Bev General Hostess Club 1 2 3 Charm Club 1 Oracle 3 Mxckey Mouse whatta love 1 e May I dl'lV69 four year class offlcer will try any thmg once' one of It Oh my deah many frxends SARIANN MCCURDY Curdy Home Economlcs Club 3 Future Nurses Club 2 Found at Read s worklng hard future beautlclan sweet personallty sews llke a pro real cute VELMA VERNETTA McKEE Velma Commerclal Clerlcal Dancmg Club 1 Llbrarv Club 3 Real cute gal likes rock n roll n rollerskatmg always frlendly and fun to know You bet femme football fan sweet per sonalxty NANCY ELIZABETH MEARNS Nance College Preparatory Art Club 3 Senior Class Play Halls from Callforma great personality Teen Age Club gal sports a yolkswagon pretty blonde halr ambltnon top se cret' JOHN CLIFFORD MECHAN Jack Distributive Education Future Mechanics Club 2g Future Retailers Club 3. Found at Belric's . . . always ready for a steak . . . likes boating and football . . . heading for mechanical engineering . . . a real swell guyf, ERMA JEAN MILLER Erma Commercial Clerical Meadowbrook . . . talkative . . . fiend for French fries . . . cute . . . always writing letters to the U. S. N. A.! . . . There you go! . ., future housewife . . . friend to everyone. CYNTHIA ANN MILLS Cindy'l General Future Teachers Club 2, 3, French Club 1, 2. A lovely blonde . . . hangs out at the Post . . . enjoys horseback rid- ing . . . ambition - to become a good teacher. ROBERT A. MINNICH Bob General Future plans are to be a printer . . . drives a real hot '51 Mercury . . . dislikes girlsK?l . . . wrestling is a favorite sport of his . . . likes to drag . . . nice guy. RUSSELL EUGENE MOOSE Gene Vocational Electricity Hunting and Fishing Club 1. 2: F. M.C. 3. Phillie fan . . . loves to eat, espe- cially ham . . . Are you sure? . . . wants to be a Navy-man. PATRICIA ANN MILKOVITCH Tricia Distributive Education Future Retailers Club 3, Hostess Club 2, Library Club 1. Good looks to spare . . . hopes to marry a millionaire - who looks like Bill!! . . . Palace . . . neat dresser. LINDA KAYE MILLER l6Kay!1 Commercial Clerical Leaders Club 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 15 Square Dancing Club 2, 3. Found over Perry County way . . . Jim . . . Hogie,' hound . . . This ain't nuthin' but crazy! . . . pop- ular with all. GALE E. MINNICH Gale Commercial Secretarial I'll never tell . . . found at Mea- dowbrook . . . favorite pastime is listening to records . . . friendly . . , seen with Erma . . . never a dull moment . . . likes roller skat- ing. LILLIAN CLARA MONISMITH Lillian Commercial Clerical Seen with Faye, Sharon, and Donna . . . likes skating at Black's Roller- cade . . . volleyball is her favorite sport . . . plans to be a good book- keeper . . . nice to know. ROBERT ALLEN MOWERY Bob College Preparatory Periscope 3. Drinks coke without ice . . . needs his sleep . . . ambition - journalism . . . one of the Escorts- MauMau . . . Turkey . . . good looking . . . seen at the Palace . . . friend to all. il ,f-r' , , wi ,- 'Q E Q: ':. S Km af' av I xX A Q57 if , es- C -Z A ,I 49 '1 4' 4 Q .. -. 1 7 v ,, ,K I 1 I . 3' K2 gi K vi L, 0 4'- I is-f N h 'Cn I ., .1 5' - ,J X, 5' 'fa O P? ' 5 5 4 ROBERT E. NICKEL Bob General National Rifle Club 2, 3. That red hair . . . teacher's trial . . . seen dragging a hot '53 Dodge . . . hails from Holly . . . flirt . . . short, but mighty . . . good per- sonality. GEORGE ALBERT O'HARA George College Preparatory Don't feed itg it might go away . . . drives a hot Plymouth . . . teacher's trial . . . likes to drag . . . no girls in his life . , . seen at Black's Rollercade . . . nice to know. SHARON ROSE PARMER Sharon General Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 2, 3. Anyone for pin-ball? . . . likes swimming, horseback riding, and flying with C.A.P .... dislikes homework . . . friend to everyone. JOSEPH FRANKLIN OAKES Frank General Leaders Club 2, 33 Stage Club 1. Nice looking . . . blushes easily . . . quiet . . . good friend to have . . . likes all sports . . . Oh, that chem- istry!! . . . never a dull moment. PHYLLIS LOUISE OWENS llPhyl1Y General Band 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 2, Spanish Club 3. Crazy about football C??D . . .pep- py majorette . . . one of Hit . . . great personality . . . good student. ROBERT LEE PAXTON Bob General Dislikes girls f??D . . . seen with George . . . those chemistry class- es . . . hangs out at Black's Roller- eade . . . Don't feed itg it might go away! . . . nice to know . . . likes drag racing. HOTRODS ARE THE CHIEF INTEREST OF THESE SELBY CANNON AND WES JAMES S T U D Y SENIORS: Harry Kuhn, Robert Paxton, Bob Min- HEALTH while Pandy Cannon chaperones. nich, George O'Hara. and George Seal. 50 JAMES L. PEIFFER ClJiInYY General Oh, yeah? . . .nice guy . . .those English classes . . . short, but mighty . . . always good for a joke . . fond of baseball and bowling . . future laboratory technician. JEANNE FRANCES PINARD llJe Je!! General Art Club 3. Fond of horseback riding . . . Army Brat . . . Say . . . seen at any bridge table . . . always ready for good debate . . . plans to attend the University of South Dakota. KAREN ELAINE PROSSER Karen General Quiet . . . steak is her favorite food . . . You bet . . .good student... never a dull moment . . . has a smile for everyone . . . fond of foot- ball and hiking . . . many friends. JAMES JOHN RAHILLY 'lJim College Preparatory Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, Math and Slide Rule Club 3. Always laughing . . . nice person- ality . . . red head . . . dislikes homework . . . well'liked . . . easy come, easy go. ARLENE FAY RAUDABAUGH Arlene Commercial Clerical Dancing Club 13 Square Dancing Club 2, 3. Diggy . . . hangs out at the Rol- lercade . . . enjoys swimming . . . loves to eat pizza and fried chicken . . . neat dancer . . . tall, but splendid . . . future nurse. GEORGE MCALLISTER PETERS George College Preparatory Choir 1, 2, 3g Math and Slide Rule Club 3. Loyal choir president . . . full of fun . . . host to Hans . . . fond of track and wrestling . . . acted in junior and senior class plays. EUGENE LEROY PLUMB Devil General Favorite sport is baseball . . . quiet . . . Rats . . . likes to ride bicycle . . . can be seen hustling through the halls . . . not fond of the oppo- site sex . . . good friend. VINCENT C. PROVAZZO Vince Technical Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2. Handsome . . . that black hair . . . a flirt . . . popular . . . not a care in the world . . . likes sports . . . big smile . . . friends galore. REBECCA ANN RANK Becky Commercial Secretarial Square Dancing Club 1, 2, 33 Bud- get Club 3. T.V. fan . . . ambition -to be a pri- vate secretary . . . Holy cow . . . nice . . . likes baseball . . . chicken is her favorite food. KENNETH ROY RAUDABAUGH Kenny Vocational Building Trades F.M.C. 1, 2, 3. Baseball fan . . . Now isn't that interesting . . . one of Mr. Stong's boys . . . likes ham . . . looking for- ward to a career in the Army. ,fb ,., ol' sk 1 x fl 'uin- vw Q ,..f R T N. '. f x ' . x ,IO-0 if .fly tbl E-. Q. Yr- 51 VERNON JOHN REAM Vernie Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. 3. Treasurer of the F.F.A .... quiet . . . future plans are to be a pro- gressive farmer . . . likes to hunt . . . no girls in his life . . . many friends. DARWIN LEROY REICH Longfellow Vocational Electric F.M.C. 1, 2, 3. Future Air Force man . . . can be seen at the Country Club on the green . . . likes chicken . . . nice to all . , . a tall one . . . cute. WILLIAM KLINE RONEY Bill College Preparatory Varsity Football 1, 23 Leaders Club 3. Pool shark . . . likes pizza and steak . . . hot '46 Ford . . . You bet . . . Palace gang . . . wants to make a bundle . . . one of the Escorts- Beanie JULIA ANN ROSS Julie College Preparatory Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Library Club 2, 3. Do tell . . . a spaghetti bender . . . future librarian . . . loves to go steady . . . Who is Bill??? . . . likes Spanish . . . a good student. GEORGE MARTIN SEAL Sandy General Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Thinks he has a hot '49 Plymouth . . . Let's drag . . . seen with O'Hara and Paxton . . . works at the Amoco Station . . . likes to take pictures. BARBARA ANN REESE Barb College Preparatory Mixed Chorus 1, Periscope 23 En- semble 2, 3. Can be found in the North End of town . . . football fan . . . loves pizza . . . future music teacher . . . really tickles the ivories. PHILIP HASTINGS REMSBERG Phil College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3. Idiot . . . a super swimmer . . . football-fan . . . those glasses . . . good dancer . . . chemistry brain t??J . . . Anastasia's Dr. Serenski . . . headed for college. JOHN DAVID ROSCHY John College Preparatory Dramatic Club 1, 2, 31 Thespians 1, 2, 3. Dance enthusiast . . , Din't . . Palace mob . . . future teacher . . . loves pizza and cokes . . . Yul . . . one of the Escorts - Flower . . . cute . . . loads of friends. - JOHN MICHAEL SCHMAUS Schmaus Commercial Clerical Checker and Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Budget Club 2. A Yankee rooter . . . one of Koko- lis's pool room gang . . . a basket- ball and baseball fan . . . works at Western Union. BETSY ANN S1-IAFFER Betsy General Choir 1, 2, 33 Leaders Club 1, 2g Hostess Club 3. Likes parties . . . basketball fan . . . future airline hostess . . . a real cute blonde . . . one of the Pal- ace gang . . . likes spaghetti. JCLIA ANN SHANABROOK Julie College Preparatory Hostess Club 1. 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Charm Club 2. Bill 1 . . found at the Palace and Pine Grove . . . likes pizza . . . future V college . . . t'Oh, my deah . , . one of It . . . basketball fan. DONNA LOU SHENCK Donna Commercial Secretarial Commercial Club 3. Skates at the Rollercade . . . can be found at the Snack Bar . . . future secretary . . . football fan . . . loves roast turkey and filling. EVERETT GEORGE SILLERS UEVH College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3. A Where's the party? . . . llk6S pizza . . . a good putter . . . expects to become an author . . . one of the Palace gang . . . stage manager for the Senior play. WILLIAM HENRY SMALLWOOD Bill Vocational Electric Loves apple pie . . . future - sleep . . . Honky Tonk. Part 3 . . . likes school 1?l . . . one of Mr. Stevens' electricians . . . a football player . . . always joking . . . nice to know. RICHARD HARRY SNYDER Dick College Preparatory Track 1, 2, 33 Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Future accountant . . . track man . . . found swimming most of the summer . . . likes golf . . . loves his French fries . . . a Student Council member. MELVIN LEROY SHEARER Mohawk Vocational Electric Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3. Plans to become an electrician . . . found at the Cumberland Fire House . . . likes to eat . . . basket- ball fan . . . loves milk shakes. ALYSIA D. H. SIA Aly College Preparatory Future Nurses Club 1. 2. 31 Dra- matic Club 1. 2, 3. Likes archery . . . wants to be a nurse . , . Gee Wizard . . . apple pie a la mode . . . found at the the- ater . . . interested in the Junior Red Cross. JULIA ANN SKINNER Julie College Preparatory Dramatic Club 33 Devotions Club 3. Ticrkles the ivories . . . found at the Barracks . . . wants to be a mathee matician . . . Where has all that time hidden itself? . . . likes ten- nis. ELIZABETH JANE SNYDER Janie Commercial Secretarial Dancing Club 1.2.31 Choir 1,2,3. Hangs out at the Hi Hat . . . I'm embarrassed . . . likes ice skat- ing . . . future secretary . . . loves pot pie . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Hollyite . . . Where did you get that laugh? JUDY ELIZABETH SPANGLER Judy College Preparatory Library Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 3g Hostess Club 25 Charm Club 1, 2, Neat blonde hair . . . fun to be with . . . UI know you're kidding . . . Palace fan . . . teacher . . . talkative. 5' ut '.:: , 1 Q I 1' 1? ' ' 'M if . Q. .gg go - .-W: ' X. it we Q.. 'F I .5 X 4 rf. ei fi ft 4 , I ' A J A ,fy ev I Wi sv, 3 1 X , I --. 57 l rv--. 'nur I its , . .,f.1 u. . . 5 ,A-. -'f,. v':1 52' .Ma ,V .,. ne, Q' . New if-15 , C 2 34:27 1, , l!l if ' fr 1' 53 X1 .rf 4:17 --ur 'Q- -.ar 'Q-. -TQ-f DOROTHY LEE SPEROW Dottie College Preparatory Hostess Clubl 2 3 Dramatic Club 1 2 Band Front 2 3 Library Club One of It Hi dere seen at the Palace cute Jim and more Jim good stu dent that laugh friend to WILLIAM 'NIARLIIN STANLEY B1 Technical Drives a real hot Ford found at Basin Hill Heights most of the time a great talker marvel ous football fan full of fun has many friends JOIN DAVID STAYER on General Hunting and Fishing Club 3 Art Club 2 Biology Club 1 Halls from Holly always joking plans to go into forestry found at Snyder s Drug Store ANN FARRINGTOIN SPOTTS Ann General Cheerleading 1 2 3 Choir 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 Cute found at the Palace those Gym classes seen with Bard nice to know Vas s e JOHN CHARLES STAPE Jack Vocational Machine Hunting and Fishing Club 2 3 Often found at the Texas and the Pike Dine! dunes a hot 'ller curx likes steak and is fond of swimming ambition Navy ANNE LUCINDA STEINMETZ Annie College Preparatory Hostess Club 2 3 French Club 3 Band 2 3 Junior Activities Com mittee One of It could live at P G forever ever on the go popular with all the Tan ?, 54 2 U tie .94 4. ff MARY ELIZABETH STEINOUR Liz General Square Dancing Club 33 Leaders Club 33 Band 3. Enjoys letter writing and football . . . That's no sense now , . . Faye's is the place . . . friendly. NANCY LEE STOUGH Nancy Jo General Square Dancing Club 2, 3. Found at the Bellaire House Res- taurant . . . drives a green '49 Ford . . . Paul!!! . . . has an ambition to join the Armed Forces. GERALD MARCH STOLL Jerry Vocational Auto Mechanics Football 13 Square Dancing Club 2, 3. Oh, well, let's go , . . football fan . . . hangs out in the poolroom in Holly . . . plans a career in the Air Force . . . friendly to everyone. JUDITH BETH STUART Judy College Preparatory Periscope 3g Dramatic Club 33 De- bate Club 3. People are this Army brat's fav- orite pastime . . . C'est la vie . . . ambitions include college . . . loves cherry pie . . . many, many friends. THE ARMY BRATS PROCDLY SING On, Brave Old Army Team. FRONT ROW: Nancy Mearns, Jane Dayhuff, Judy White and Cindy Mills. BACK ROW: Lynn Hoffman and Linda Cannon. CASPER BARNETT SWANEY Barney'1 College Preparatory Auto Club 2g Leaders Club 3g Sci- ence Club 3. M. J.'s twin . . . no girls in his life . . . nice personality . . . never a dull moment . . , football and bas- ketball fan. FAYE LOUISE SWEGER Faye Commercial Clerical Leaders Club 1. 2: Square Dancing Club 2, 3. Found at the Snack Bar and Roller- cadc . . . 'l know you're a tigerg let me hear you growl , . . future career in the Armed Forces. NANCY JAYNE TREASTER Nance Distributiye Education Found at a record player . . . lt's a great life . . . crazy over ham- burgers and swimming , . . future includes being a housewife . . . works at the 5 and 10. MARY JANE SWANFY Nl J. College Preparatory Choir 1. 2. Band 2. Il: Hostess Club 't 2, 3. , Very ambitious . . yak. yzik, yak I sf' ,Vp . . . Okay, kiddo . . . friend to all . . . college and nursing bound . . . dislikes fish . . . that wink. .Awww ,,,v . ., arf, ,. f, me af,-L ,,,, - . ,.. V..M. , , 51 Jig'i'sY .io 'l'ON R ufronym General Hostess Club 12,31 D' itic Club if hx l llails from Ilolly , , . found at the y, Drug Store ',.. lley. Charley , , . Tl a great football fan , . . ambition- to be a nurst -.., likes shrimp, 4. NANCY BCRR TCRNI-TR Naneyt' College l'reparatory Cheerleader 1. 2. 3: Exchange stu- : - dent 21 Student Senate 1. 2. 15: Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3, , - A Pert and peppy '... loves swim- ' ' ming and French pastries . , , one 4 of lt , . . cute . . . many friends . . . good student. 83' .41 nf? :N pw in f '54 fr an 5 V .:. .71 -f' A ,ff 'es' Y I., me We ' vt. N 'Q ,hr f' E 'T 56 'E' cg, -4' 4 W 5 MARLIN GEORGE VAN ASDALAN Georgie Commercial Clerical Motion Picture Club 1, Camera Club 1, 2, 31 Choir 1, 2, 3. Found at the Kwik Shake . . . motors a 1949 Chevy . . . good or- gan player . . . future state trooper. LAWRENCE L. VERDEKAL Lawrence General Camera Club 1, 2, Dancing Club 1, Band 1, 2, Choir 1, 2. Fond of dancing . . . found at the Palace . . . basketball fan . . . drives a crazy '28 Pontiac . . . future C.P.A. RICHARD BRYAN WEARY Dick General Class Vice-President 1, Hunting and Fishing Club I, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Leaders Club 1. Fake . . . P. G .... likes fishing and turkey . . . Oh, that blonde hair. PATTI ANN WEISER Pat Distributive Education Choir 1. Seen at the Hamilton . . . Dig it . . . one of Mr. Brown's girls . . . future store proprietor . . . tennis pro . . . Band Stand fan . , . friend to all. JOYCE ELLEN WERTZ Joyce College Preparatory Hostess Club 2, 3, Junior Activities Committee, Spanish Club 3. Cute . . . that hair cut . . . many loves . . . Palace . . . one of lt . . . full of fun . . . pretty eyes. . . great personality . . . many friends. SANDRA VYVYAN VAN GAVREE Viv College Preparatory Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Periscope 3, Oracle 3. One of It . . . loves Germany . . . those Gym classes . . . cute . . . seen at the Palace . . . Oracle editor . . . many friends. KENNETH BARNETT WAGNER Barney Vocational Electricity Camera Club 11 National Rifle Club 2. Navy man . . . Just ask me once . . . those hamburgers and pizzas . . . hangs out at the Steak House . . small, but mighty. WILLIAM FRANKLIN WEIGLE Bill College Preparatory Boys Ensemble 2, 3, Varsity Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3. One of Bowen's stars . . . hopes to travel . . . nice to know . . . quiet, at times . . . good student . . . college bound. COMOROA LEE WELLER ..Kay,, College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, Hostess Club 2, 3. Drives a hot '47 Chevy . . . patron- izer of the Palace . . . Ain't that a shame! . . . mighty doctor . . . lots of fun . . . one of It. JUDY ANN WHITE Judy General French Club 1. 2: Dramatics Club 1. 3, Sophomore Class Play. Army brat . . . baseball fan . . . nice . . . future secretary and art- tist . . . good student . . . many friends . . . seen at the Palace. TOMMY EUGENE WICKARD Tom Vocational Electricity Found at Bartoli's . . . Navy bound . . . Get off my back . . . drives a wicked '41 Ford . . . favorite pastime is eating seafood . . . quiet, sometimes . . . racing fan . . . flirt. JAMES LESTER WINGERT Jim?' Vocational Electricity National Rifle Club 1, 2. Seen at the Academy of Fine Arts . . . has a cool Chevy . . . Navy man . . . auto racing fan . . . Think it ain't! . . . many loves. BETTY JANE WORLEY Cookie Commercial Secretarial Pep Club lg Hostess Club lg Danc- ing Club 1, 2, Future secretary . . . good friend 1 . . quiet 175 . . . likes Navy and dancing . . . Boy! . . , seen at any roller rink. GEORGE E. YEINGST Red Elvis General National Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. Drives a hot '41 Chevy . . . Wanna drag me? . . . found at Cumber- land Drive-In . . . a great fan of football and auto racing. MARY JANE YOUNG Mary Jane' College Preparatory Leaders Club 2, 3g Future Teachers Club 33 Dancing Club 2. Found in H-burg'?!! . . . future teacher . . . nice to all . . . Oh yeah! . . . popular . . . seen with Mary . . . likes dancing. MARY LOUISE WILSON Weezie College Preparatory Leaders Club 1. 2, 33 Biology Club 2: Art Club 3. Hold this, will ya? . . . Marty . . . friend to all . . . Palace . . . '57 Olds . , . contagious giggle . . future housewife. LAURA ANNESLEY WINN Laurie General Leaders Club 33 Dramatics Club 2. 31 Art Club 1. Birdie . . . cute . . . those nights at P. G .... Palace . . . one love to another . . . game for any party. EDWARD L. WORLEY ltEd!l Vocational National Rifle Club 1, 2. Future state policeman . . . seen at Mentzer Garage . . . drives a mean Dodge . . . never a dull mo- ment . . . braint'?J . . . stock car races take up his time. RALPH THEODORE YINGER Ted Vocational Electricity Camera Club 1g National Rifle Club 1, 2. 'tYou ain't nothing but goofy . . . Academy of Fine Arts and Kit- ner's . , . loves auto racing . . . ambition is to join the Navy. JACQUELYN ZEIGLER Jackie College Preparatory Student Congress 1, 2, 33 Student Senate 33 Periscope 2, 3. One of It . . . cute . . . 'tGood Heavens! . . . always joking . . . million of friends . . . Palace fan . . . drives a bug . . . those facial expressions. 43' ,si ,V7 A ,Q 3' if iff K is ,os ,4 if' 'li I!- L vs. 4 fit .,, 1 uma -Na+, ',,A 4 'Wo . G , -INV . 'J ' N 5' af A. an 1 f mm ., ,. fx A1 ,,-v , 5 it vi! 5- 57 ul: VS lttlcst 1 Bcbt Actors Best Udncnrs Julu Shdnabrook and R ch kornu Ann bpotte .md Bob Harmson Jucix Alhrlght xml Iohn Rosrhx Best All Around Marv Landm and Bull Dltenhafcr Bt st School Qplrtt Lontrxbuttd 'Host to 58 Nfmu Turner and Lhdrlle Niark Q Jqlgyx ,ind Jiqlm 291 101- 58 hos Best Athlctes Leo Beam and Sandx Xan Caxree Most Lxkely to Succeed Cutest Couple Best Lookmg B111 Welgle and Julna Skmner Dxck Bexdel and Betsy Shaffer Ron Hoch and Shlrley Bntner Most Popular Wes James and Bev McArver Best MUSICIZHS Best Dressers Barbara Reese and Jlm Largent Benny Clark and Lana Greegor X x XX LS Most Dependable Arvella Lefever and Bob Mowery 59 2, r' I A 8 ho 3 B . ,UM XXX, , 'n ll V l mls i 5 1 ls y . lfs ' N A .gl ,? K I A f V ' . I .v I LV zxwlff LINDERCLASSMEN N WV 4 I ! 1 x ffl! ji -'----,....4 T5 P 9' f 1 1 .RN X N XX X X N , X wxf XX XX xx LT-' f l xg-xxx X ,f ix! XXXXN' -W-A-Y-..4----fr ff XXL f, ,P ,f 4 4 W TX ljwxwzq ff -X , -Af , X xi I ' 1 vm X-f f ! 1 f 1 bl ' 1 .,-::.-- Q K M X If Ti f' S N -,, 60 Ei! Qxfv F 'SSW' AR' SUMMER SPORTS partlcxpants Stanwxx Jumor School Carllsle England ill' BILL MCCONNELL, Hannalle Stuart, and Sue Cole, Englxsh J students of Carlisle, Pennsylvanla James Ernest Adams Ronald L, Adams Shirley Mae Adams Martha Ann Addington Janis Carole Akers John Miller Albright Jennifer Allen Amy Elizabeth Almond Frances Kay Alsvary Terry Lee Arbegast James Edward Asch Frances Kay Bankert Larry Allen Bankert Patricia Lee Barnd Ronald Leroy Barnhart .Jeannette E. Beam Av Q? f 1 is -Z? V Q A , .jail ,. V , iq kv qu-1 vt . l ii ,Q 3 ' L. in - 9 Q Al 1-' L PF! T? . Ann Dennis Graham Betty Jean Graham Melvin L. Hershey Samuel B. Hertzler Robert W. Higgins Michael T. Green Orie David Greenwood Bonnie L. Hockenberry Jean E. Hockley Sandra Hodge Michael J. Grissinger Dennis Craig Gross Garth E. Hoffman Philip Vernon Hoffman Leah G. Holevas Barry A. Grove Ann Catherine Hankins Carolyn Lee Howe Nancy Jane Johns Helen Louise Johnson James R. Hannigan Joyce Louise Harbaugh Thomas R. Johnson Wanda K. Jordan Mervin M. Jumper Ella V. Harsh Paul B. Hartzell Ronald Eugene Karper Judith A. Kauffman John Kazor Marian Louise Hays Joel Edward Heller Donna Mae Keck June R. Keckler Keith P. Keller Sandra Lee Kelley Thomas E. Kendall Ken J. Kerkering Janice Lee Kerns Barbara M. Kidd Robert J. Kidd David E. Kicldoo Ruth E. Knouse Nickey A. Kokolis James R. Kuhn George A. Kutz Nancy J. Lay Barry L. Lebo Georgia H. Lehman 3 .Y 1, -K I Z 7.-' sv Q-, Jn S! 'Z7' ,cv .. fa . '4 , .f. .T ig . .4 he 79 Th '- I 1:1 y-9 xx V 1 X, 65 6 t , 'a ar -E ' wr I. x I ' 1' 1 . , ' ',. yin lt' r 1 X. t 'lf . ll wxifffll if '-T-Tiki .-fx. . ' 'T 1 34 2' 5 L 1-,O . , ,, 9 ' ' 3 U1 1 ' , QL Q K NLS : r -Q ,. h N ,Q b sb 3, x V7 Q ,, . x K .Aw -0' X Y Qui a. 'fd as 5 3 0 1 U i- 471' L.. Marylin Lehman Michael Herbert Lenton Robert T. Lewis Larry L. Liehrum David R. Light Gary J. Long Daphne F. Loose Lynne M. Lovsness .lay Richard Magee Athanasia Mallios Faithe Beverly Marks Sandra Kay Martin Peter E. Matlin Sally K. Matthews Vonnie Lou May William T. McConnell S' 1-Q sf v- 1 .Il'NlUR llUNlI'IRtl1JNl l'lllMISlIJliN'l'S. Dan Buckley. Jeannette wales. Xllkl' Sturivr. Donna We-Ulm-r. Ken Kl'l'kt'l'lllLl, Fran Bankvrt. Nlikt- tlrvcn. anal Susan Morrison gully pcm- on tht-ir way to an important cmnniiltvo niccting. For ,E :E 1... f'.. fr S 5. .- il? Z ,TL 'fm l SELECTING A CLASS RING poses a prohlem tor the Junior Claw Ring Committee. Seated: Nancy Johns, Bonnie Morrison, Carol Akers Bonnie Thompson. Standing: Joan Farlling. Bill Sillers. Gary Cline Boyd Weary. Fred Widders. George Kutz. . . - ' h a , X -. , X ' X-. x Mary E. Shughart Harriet M. Shuman William R. Sillers Carol F. Skilton Michael W. Slaybaugh Robert T. Smallwood Helen Mae Smith Noel Smith Rodney Irwin Smith Wayne C, Smitz Shirley K. Snook Thomas Li Snyder Thomas A. Sollenherger Robert Y, Sopsher John Edward Sowers Margaret B. Spahr .hy 147 . an A I ,gf ia: Ma ww ' 1142. .. 1 aff T :W fl' 73? .2 'QQ 5 11. i-Ll Doris Swartz Walker G. Sweger James L. Swigert Nancy L. Taylor Susan V. Taylor Bonnie L. Thompson Douglas B. Thompson Lester M. Thumma Glen l. Treaster Eugene Stambaugh Larry Starner Virginia L. Van Asdalen Rodney B. Wagaman Harriet R. Wagner Michael A. Stoner Suzanne F. Strayer Fred W. Wardecker Paul Howard Warren David Earl Way James A. Street Hannalie Stuart Boyd Lee Weary Joann E. Webb Michael C. Washington Kurt Edward Suter Donna Swartz Ruth J. Weer Donna C. Weidner William A. Weidner Don C. Weiser Sharon Weissman Thomas L. Whitcomb Paul D. Wickard Fred W. Widders Earl Thomas Wiley Patricia N. Wolford Nancy Lee Wolf Evelyn Marie Wolfe Carol Lou Worley Arthur J. Wright Ann G. Yeager Doris L. Yeingst James R. Zeigler neg 'fs af .4 E A A -. 1 4 as -up f v we rfl H N Q 1 V 0 i THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Donna Zeilman, treasurer: Debbie Horner, secretaryg Jean Lehman, presidentg Bud Riddlesberger, vice-presi- dent, with Miss Nolen, their advisor, set a date for the sophomore class party. 'fi -X - vs 70 . 1, E ff N. 6 . 17 ' It f-.JC 4 MW slimy. inn WA 237 ' S -x if rj . I in A 5: ' N' k ', 1-nf 'r:ffggrYt - H.. ..X., 4 -. . if-. k .Y if Bonita Adams Larry Adams Rogene Adams Virginia Adams William B. Adams John P. Alexis Marty A. Arn Rachel E. Arter Dale C. Baer Joyce I. Baitsell Donald L. Baker Terry Baker Sargent Bankert Elizabeth Barrick Art E. Bear Patricia A. Bear Susan D. Beebe Brad J. Bisker Betty J. Blain Jeannine Blazzard Robert A. Blocker Robert J. Bloser Charles H. Blumenfeld Lois M. Boswell Shirley A. Bowers Virginia L. Boyer Donald R. Boyne Bruce F. Bradley Robert P. Bradley Donna L. Braught William G. Braught Linda R. Braund Martha J. Brower Janet L. Brown Elizabeth B. Browning Edgar W. Brubaker Louise M. Burkhart William C. Burry Patricia M. Calaman Linden K. Cannon Dean A. Carey Ivan E. Cassatt Connie M. Chamblin Tony Chaplinski Dennis M. Chronister Charles M. Clepper Melvin Cline fn I, if U f.. . 5 Q 'fl 'v I 1 v Q Q Agp- . X -'gl S Q? Q -S 5, HY xx txmx l. ., xv if ' af f' 4' 1 15 e ' ' ' A .1 - -1. ,. . , X I x . . ,sf K Q . 'Qt S .x. if R ' 7- i lx fx ,f. . Hua 5 -ww S.. Q , W'h 4 '53 L 7 Q la., 'Y 1. . .sa 45:5 . ..x 9 x 3 4 ff i JW , 1r F U F 'ff' 3 - z i M ,, il iii. Lynn A. Coyle Connie R. Crary Carole A. Cunio Betty J. Davis Carl L. Davis Jill M. Davis Betty L. Darr Carl M. Davidson Lawrence E. Deihl Floyd B. Deitch Jack R. Deshong Samuel DeVenney John Dibble Judy Dinges Margaret DuRant Dorothy E. Durham Judy Durnin Beulah Eckert William Ellis George Ely Karen Enck Richard Feeser Millard Finkenbinder Eric Finkey Mary Lou Fitting Thomas D. Fletcher Janet I. Foltz Susan Fortney Barbara J. Foster Elmer F. Fraker Evelyn Fraker Paul Fulmer Kathy Gallagher Anne L. Garman Molly Gehan Benita Geiling Malcolm Gilchrist Sherry G. Giles Charles Gitt Peter Gleszer Sue Goodhart Janice Goodling Shirley Griffie John H. Griffith Marian L. Gross Sharon Group Judy Guise Judy E. Gulden Douglas L. Hall Ben K. Haller David L. Handshew Donald L. Handshew Joann Hardenbergh Jim Harvey Kathleen M. Harwell Audrey Heberly Jack C. Henderson Darlene M. Henry Gary D. Henry Mary Hess Darlene Hill Michael K. Hoch W -Q 1 'Fi Q3 kill I. ...M ,A,,, C , . be ,,l F ... I' 1 ff, 4 l, f, . r G 4 A Q ' Lin ' rd ' Cf -F- , . .A 1' f , A 'f f h. x . I ' I ' ' 'SJ Y sa ' A ' ' - we J v. . s reeer w e X ' X i I V qv I ,, far-swag? . g. . 'A' V YI ' ' '-.1 .', ' 4 Lf 1 ' tr 1 . f ' I Q S- -' '- :. 5' -:ff x., X' ' X -.. 4 C J, . i'-2, -1 cg. ': 4. . 1 .J V fi ' 1 I L mfs. .1 WW! I , C S- . A :J ' A X- 6 .f- 7-' . Q J , - 5. I M ' 5271? I . A .1 W 5 by .I L' i Q-,gf pq, , x . L , 7 b Sl' lp . t-' XX 1 f ' X' f up . , 1 Q 41, '- if O . Y 'Lv 72 . . 4 , 1 5 c' ' ' Q: gif- . I .ll T sf Elmer W. Hodge James G. Holland Roger Hollenbaugh Barbara Hollinger Carole E. Hollinger Linda A. Hollinger Judy A. Hoover Debbie M. Horner Floyd K. Horn Richard Hughes Bonnie J. Hurley Peter J. Hysick Leslie L. Jacoby Douglas Jorden Gwendolyn J. Jordan Helen M. Jumper Mirian C. Jury Roxie Kaltenbaugh Shirley A. Karper Harry D. Kehler Mary Lou Keim David B. Keller Carolyn Louise Kendle Carole Lee Kepner Margaret Kerr Anna Mae Killinger Nancy Kime Judith Ann Kingsley Doris J. Kistler Doris Kling Mary Kolanowski William Kronenberg Ronald Kuntz Russell J. Lackey John D. Land Fay A. Landis Joseph B. Landis Warren P. Larivee Vivian V. Lay Bary G. Lebo Lois A. Lebo Jean C. Lehman William L. Lehman Gloria J. Lippert Donald O. Long Karol I. Loos Robert W. Loy Daniel J. Lyons Q Y . QV 2 fp. 1 . ? K qv' 9 . sa. 6 -J 2' 5..rf f'i '11, iw - .L J vw . Richard E. Mahoney A V. Raymond G. Mallein ' 6 A rv if Peter W. Marshall ' ' John C. Martin Shirley J. Mataxis Barry McCoy James V. McCoy Jack D. McCoy Joanne E. McCoy Joan E. McKillip Lee E. McKillip Linda L. McKillip Linda L. Mickey Huntley H. Miller Jonne L. Miller 'lf J... . ,gi . , Qvifif ' X . ff fs' A f . 2 1 ' g 'C Q if 1 3' a .. fps A 1 'Y vi Robert J. Miller Velma Jean Miller Peyton Millikan Carolyn R. Minich Terry Minnich Suzanne M. Moore Janet M. Morehouse Willard W. Morris Earl R. Morrison Robert J. Morrison Deemer L. Morrow Gerald H. Morrow Dorothy I. Mountz Lois M. Moyer Margaret S. Moyer Edmund L. Mueller Douglas M. Murtoff Norma J. Myers Richard L. Myers Louise Nelson Shirley L. Nelson Susan B. Nesgoda Diane N. Ness Elnora Nestor Linda R. Neusbaum Patra J. Nickey Fred B. Orris Ruth E. Oswalt John C. Palmer Frank A. Patsy Carolyn M. Peters Doris A. Peters Sandra S. Prentice Caryl A. Price John J. Rahilly June L. Ralls Kenneth E. Ream Kitty S. Ream Leonard S. Reeves Larry D. Reich Terry K. Remsberg Jerilyn R. Renfrew Rose N. Rettberg JOAN McKILLIP REG IS T E R S on opening day. I MR. BLRKHART WELCOMES new pupils Bruce Koser and John Peters 4 ev M 'wx Q I , W. J M W ,V M lf. 1 . v - ! ' 71-I fr. a.. ' ww in A ww.. 'Q .f ' , r 1 H 1 r f in 2 W A E I v 2 gk. i . 4 4 K 'rf . Q ff? J Alt, I wr. .Au M 'P W as WE? S ei 5. .. ,- l V wwifwefi is QJ if s- .L Katherine Rice Bud M. Riddlesberger Ralph L. Ronan Barry K. Rowe Rogene A. Rudolph Ronald B. Rupp Sundee L. Rupp Erin M. Ryan Dennis E. Ryder Diana Ryesky Chester H. Sampson Donald C. Scott Ann L. Sharp Merrily Shaw Elwood E. Shay Susan E. Sheaffer Vonnie A. Sheaffer Donald P. Shearer Larry P. Shearer Patsy E. Shearer Raymond C. Shenck Sue R. Shenck Dorothy L. Sherman Lola J. Sherman Doris K. Shoemaker Dixie D. Showers Margaret A. Shuman Paul E. Shuman Carl Sims Ronald Smallwood Ronald S. Smetana Donald C. Smith Steve O. Smith Martha Smyser Tim R. Spahr Tom S. Spindell Dixie Lee Spitz Richard O. Spraglin Janet M. Stambaugh Ronald R. Stambaugh Vonnie K. Starner ' Diantha L. Stevens A: S Edmund L. Stevens Elnora R. Stine Robert C. Stine J' r an 1. ' Q-I Helen B. Stone Ruth L. Stone James M. Stover 4 Carol L. Stringfellow U, Virginia M. Stringfellow C. Paul Stuart Dona L. Stull 'F Janet C. Swartz nne weeney xi K R. A S 'f Q 'iw William L. Sweger Ronald L. Tackett James C. Tarkenton W. Carol Thrush . '-' Shirley M. Thrush Clair H. Thurston, Jr. Clair R. Tritt Virginia A. Trimmer - James E. Trout ...., 29 Y' - 2 in , 1 5 -Q . 5, ., lj 'Pjf' n' 2 1 Y1 , . , -K if ' 1 A x KY 4 l L., - ii i? Y Q' 3' 74 ' ' , .. ,x I . 9 i Larry C. Tucker George R. Tusing Elizabeth W. Twombly Anne Utley Joyce K. Vance Sandra'L. Vaughn Ernest H. Vovakis M. Isabell Wagner David W. Waight Harold E. Walter Maxine H. Walters Richard C. Walters Thomas R. Wanner Patrick E. Ward Sam Warlow Edna M. Watson John D. Weary Helen B. Webster Nancy L. Wehry Leonard H. Welch Robert L. Welsh Roderick Wetherill Sandra J. White Virginia L. Willhide Karen C. Williams David C. Williamson Sandra K. Wilson Marian E. Witmer Barbara A. Wittman Mary K. Wolfe Ronald O. Wolford Barbara A. Worley Dianne O. Zeigler Donna F. Zeilman SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS-rstandingl Debbie Horner Shirley Nelson, Malcolm Gilchrist, Bud Riddlesberger, Sam DeVennew fseatedb Joyce Vance Peggy Shuman, Linda Mickey, Mary Kolanowski, Karen Williams and Martha Arn meet to discuss class nlarw ACTIVITIES I I I I I NXMN- ff N N! ,A f 2 f J 1'7 v-,,,i:,l 1157... 3 I I I I if I I I E I I I I I I xxx I X .N xxs KN. I V I g XX I 5 fx, L... Xxx I y x f XNXMX-,X fi! X N RN I s I if X ' I , I II XP 'Zz f I I -' III , , I ! 1 i I ,K I ' I 1 I I Xu- L I 1 . I I Yxxx I jf: X x ,lf x . ,XX .Nj I I I I N, -X. I ' xxx ,f N 2 --.I -- ff X xxx Xxx K fn!! ff xxx QXX fllff ,f I xx 'xx ,f ff! X- ff, -, -gr ----9ry'.f 'I'L'N' -XY - ..fffTf 'LIN STLDENTS OF CARLISLE ENGLAND GRANINIAR SCHOOL present an open a1r per formance of Kung Ruchard Ill PEPPY MAJORETTES OF CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL help cheer football teams to victory. THE STUDENT SENATE discuss another problem. Wes James fpresidenty, Nancy Turner, Mary Landis, Jeanne Lehman, Jackie Zeigler, Debbie Horner, Bud Riddlesberger, Jack Fuls, Leroy Bear, Mr. Warren Coolidge Cadvisorb, and Barbara Kidd. Student Government THE STUDENT COUNCIL, whose representatives are elected annually by the student body, handled the magazine drive and many of the problems arising during the school year. This year the main activities included revising the Student Council Constitution, selling school bookcovers, and sponsoring a valentine dance. Council members also published a newsletter, The Congress- man, which kept the student body informed about an- nouncements, news, and the activities of student govem- ment. The faculty advisor was Mr. Warren Coolidge. 'wx PLANNING ONE OF THEIR MANY PROJECTS interests the members of the Student Congress. FIRST TABLE: Wes James, Bill Honey. Jeanne Lehman, Frannie Bankart, Donna Weidner, Joyce Vance, Jud' Gulden Linda Mickey, Jeannette Oates Peggy Kerr, Peggy Shuman Marty Arn and Barbara Kidd. y , , , u v SECOND TABLE: Leroy Bear, Sam DeVenney, Bud Riddlesberger, Jackie Zeigler, Sandy Bartoli, Debby Horner. and Malcolm Gilchrist. STANDING: Mr. Warren Coolidge. advisor, Bill Weigle, Jay Chestnut Mike Casey, Bill Ditenhafer, Nancy Turner, Mike Stoner. Julie Shanabrook, Mary Landis, Ken Kerker- ing. Dan Buckley. Mike Green, Susie Morrison. Jack Fuls. and David Ditenhafer. Hostess Club UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS MAR CELLE COCKLEY the Hostess Club served the school well acting as ushers office aides and hostesses for Open House and College Night Their programs ln cluded many interesting speakers a tea for Mothers and a Valentine Tea ful' STANDING Jul1aShanabrook Mary Landis Anne Steinmetz Lana Greegor Nancy Lmdsey Dottie Sperow Beverly McArver Doris Kllng Martha Brower Gertrude Hall Pat Barnd Nancy Lay Mary Shughart Mary Cockley Sue Morrison Nancy Johns Norma Myers Jamce Dewalt Harriet Wagner Nancy Glllaugh Jamce Kerns Kathy Kilgore Daphne Loose tsocial chairman! June Ralls and Mrs Marcelle Cockley Cad McK1l1ip Patsy Shearer Jerllynn Renfrew Evelyn Cressler Diantha Stevens Mary Ann Barrick Judy Beam Bonme Morrison Romame Lmdsey Lois Boswell and Ann Yeager THE HOSTESS CLUB S GRACIOUS MEMBERS help on special occasions at school STANDING Bonme Donson Barbara Donson Tiny Lefever Cvice presidentl Ann Hankms Mary Jane Swaney Barbara Wlttman Shirley Adams Fran Alsvary Carol Worley Dottie Myers Nancy Alsvary Georgia Lehman Joyce Wertz Patte Brehm Judy Spangler Peggy Shuman Hannalie Stuart Barbara Muller Kathy Harwell Ann Mahoney Csecretaryl Nancy Brandt Sandy Bartolx tpresidentb SEATED Margaret Spahr Concetta Butto Ctreasurerj Jack1eZe1gler Dee Dee Irwin Joy Gobm Kay Skllton Joan Farlllng Shirley Cromer Barbara Mohler Ann Garman Karen Enck Gale Noggle Donna Reichard Patra Nickey Joyce Vance Jetsy Toner Mary Lou Keim Sue Goodhart and Jeanette Beam - , . . L V 1 Y 9 7 . '- i 1 1 , 4 t X 1 , ,X 5 .1 ' ' 5 1 ' Vt .1 ' a lk - ' . A 5 1 , I ' , l , l 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 l . 1 1 1 1 v 1 . Y 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 l ' Y A ' - visorl. SEATED: Lois Lebo, Helen Jumper, Liz Barrick, Elnora Nestor, Vivian Lay, Ann Sweeney, Joan . . Y Y . 1 I 9 Y ! 1 5 3 ' Z1 t a - . V- ,gs y y - 7 Y I! 1 h C N . I - ' , . . 9 ! Y .YY 3 vi 7 V 3 I Y 7 7 i Y , , . : 1 , 3 Y l 5 'V Y Y Y 1 Y Y 1 Y 'Y V Y 7 Budget Club HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED who had the king-sized job of handling the bud- get system? These Budget Club members, under the supervision of Mr. George Bowen, counted the money. kept accurate records and saw that all the tickets were returned to the students after the various activities. THE BUDGET CLUB BRINGS ANOTHER DAY'S AC- COUNTS up to date. Sue Fanus tpresidentb, Becky Rank, Dorothy Cohick, Janice Chronister, Tunie DuRant, Nancy ,Z Colley tsecretaryrtreasurerl, Nancy Sheriff, and Mary 3 Crum. ABSENT: Joy Gobin, Audrey Kuhn, Evelyn Cres- sler, Ann Graham, and Fay Kling. A 41' ll . Q Q 'ff C Devotions Club E THESE STUDENTS AND THEIR AD- VISOR, Mr. Harold Lesher, faithfully planned and presented fine devotional programs, which were held weekly over the public address system and monthly in the auditorium. THE DEVOTIONS CLUB REHEARSES for Monday morning devotions. Rita Butler, Judy Darling, Louise Nel- son, Karen Williams, Mr. Harold Lesher Cadvisorl, Judy Stuart, Julia Skinner, Cindy Mills, Jetsy Toner and Betty Graham. ABSENT: Patsy Dunbar lchairmanl, and Sue Fanus. Library Club LISTENING TO SPEAKERS FROM THE ARMY WAR COLLEGE and reports on yarious noteworthy books comprised a major part of this y'ear's Library Club Activities. Also on thc agenda were a Christmas party and a Cumberland Valley High School Library field trip. supervised by club advisor. Miss Mary McAdoo. THAT ONE CAN LEARN MCCH from reading books is clear to members of the Library Club. FRONT ROW: .Judith Kingsley. Lois Boswell, Dee Dee Irwin, Carole Cunio, Shirley' Mataxis, Molly Gehan. and Erin Ryan. BACK ROW: Faye Landis, Clair Tritt, Anne Steinmetz, Donna Braught. Julia Ross, Dottie Sperow, Judy' Spangler. Miss Mary' McAdoo iadvisorl. Darlene Peters. Velma McKee. Glenroy Day' ipresident 1, Joyce Danner mprogram cofchairman m. Sharon Parmer tco-chairman program committee I. Marilyn I-Irlenhiiseh rsecref taryi, and Barbara Bowers. 80 Stage Club THESE BUSY BEAVERS were responsible for the fine scenery and lighting in all school stage productions. Mr. Warren Mullen and his co-workers labored endlessly to achieve authentic effects. WORKING ON THE SET FOR CHARLEY'S AUNT are the following members of the Stage Club: Bob Welsh, Melvin Hershey, Eddie Diehl, Mr. Warren Mullen tad- visorb, Sandy Prentice, Norm Bykerk, Charles Chronister, Danny Lyons. Bending over are George Boyer, and McCarrell Doyle. Projection Club MEMBERSHIP IN THE PROJECTION CLUB, operate a movie projector. The boys used their skills under the leadership of Mr. George Bradley, provided efficiently in showing educational and entertaining films valuable experience in learning how to assemble and to classes and assemblies. MR. BRADLEY MAKES SURE Dick and Tom run the projector correctly. FRONT ROW: Ross Kramer, Carl Sims, Demer Morrow. Charlie Cramp. SECOND ROW: Ralph Ronan, Robert Kidd, Bill Ellis. Jim Hannigan, Jim Tarkington. THIRD ROW: Paul Warren, Dick Rettburg, Tom Chamberlin, Mal- colm Gilchrist. STANDING: Tom Kendell, Dick Mahoney, Mr. George Bradley fadvisorb, and Larry Creamer. SEATED Marlm Van Asdalan George Seal and Glenroy Day STANDING Ed Stexens Art Bear Hans Holm Pttt Nlatlm Bob Blosser B111 Butrx Leonard Welch Pete 'xlatsuda Harrx Keh lcr Ddlld Klddoo and Nlr Flank Lashman fadxlsorb Camera Club CAME-RA BUGS xxere tc und m thxs club sponsored hx Nlr frank C tshmm lhex took movles and pictures ot m mx ol the school xc tlxmes md letrned to dexelop the hlm them selves Commercial Club THL COMMERCIAL CLLB sponsored hx Mrs Sarxe Homlclt strives to promote tn Interest m the COIlll'llCfLldl Department Thus of C H S uradultes 11 lllll :UHF It THE COMMERCIAL CLLB PROX ES that practlcc makes perfect 'Vlary Ann Barrxck Joyce Danner Mrs Sarae Homlck tadxlsorj Audrex Kuhn Xlmera Kuhn Donna Shenck Jo Ann Martin Kathy Kllgore Sue Fanus Judx Beam Barbara Cushxng Barbara Boxxtrs Esther Calaman Lmda Egolf and Ex elx n Cressler 82 ll S I 1 . ' ' , , . I ' , 1 x ' ' ' - ' ' ' . , . I ' . .. '. . J - I -- ' ' A' , x ' '- . J : v - - -, l . ' , f . l . . . . Q Q 1 1 . ft ' 'ti 1 1 ' . ' 2 ' '. I ' 5 1 ' 3 1 i ' 1 1 ' f . ' z'- ' 1 , ' f' ' J z 'z 3 X ' X - xeur their mam project was a folloxx'-up surxfex I Q - ' ' 1 - 1 I - t C S- -ff . I f 95,4 QW? f S., I , 5 - - v 7 . -- . . ' . , . . Y- , . , Boys Leaders Club PRACTICING THEIR SPORTS AND GYM- l NASTIC SKILLS under the supervision of Mr. Robert Thomas. the athletic-minded boys of Lead- ers Club received extra individual instruction. and were trained to help in gym classes. THOSE ENERGETIC CHEERLEADERS, Duryea Douglas, Mary Kolanowski, Carol Beltzhoover, Shirley Bitner, Nancy Turner, Ann Spotts, and Nancy Taylor lead a cheer during the Middletown game. Cheerleaders THREE CHEERS FOR THESE PEPPY GALS who provided snappy pep meetings and enthusiastic spirit for the athletic events. A THE BOYS IN THE BOYS LEADERS CLUB pose while taking a break during one of their basketball games. FIRST ROW: Mike Clepper, Curtis Shearer, Pete Donnell, Dick Eckert. Harry Snyder. Jim Hall, Dave Keller. SECOND ROW: Ben Haller, Tom Fletcher. Sam Warlow, John Baer, Barry Rowe, Dick Weary. Frank Oakes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert Thomas Iadvisorl, Leo Beam. Rich Forney Denny Chronister. Mike Grissinger, Mike Hoch, and Paul Fulmer. C-irls Leaders Club THE GIRLS OF LEADERS CLUB are just what the name implies. leaders in the field of girls' athletic activities. They helped to referee the girls' intramural sports and assisted Miss Dora Rife, their sponsor. in the daily gym classes. WATCHING SANDY VAN GAVREE and Laurie Winn display their skill on the trampoline are the members of the Girls Lead- ers Club-Harriet Reed, Martha Jumper, Virginia Van Asdalan, Donna Stull, Janice Goodling, Carol Kepner, Janet Stambaugh, Lola Sherman, Shirley Snook, Connie Chamblin, Virginia Trim- mer, Sue Cole, Judy Kauffman, Joan Miller, Carol Peters, and Linda McKillip. 83 jug, Art Club THE ART CLUB, un- der the supervision of Mr. Warren Mullen. sought to encourage the artistic talents of C. H. Seniors. Paint- ing. sculpturing, and working in clay were only a few of the inter- esting opportunities. A.. k NIR. VVARICIEN 3lI'l.l.liN I-1KI'LAlXS A l'lt'Tl'ltlC TU Tllli .-XRT t'l.l'li Table one: Judith Kingsley, Shirley Manning, Janice Gooclline. Sandy Pifer. .login t'lironistei'. Table two: Lois Nliiyer. Judi llmwer. Margaret Moyer tpresirlenti. Linilai Neuslnaiini. .Ian Nloreliouse. Table three: Vairl Davis. .lziek llenderson. liuynioiifl Black, Bolz Snyrler. Table four: Nziney Nleiirns. liill lieuty. .leginne Piiiarfl. Sanrly White. lfrank Nlelionnell. .lucli White, .Io lloiioxaii lXll't l1I't'Sl!ll'lllI. Table five: Louise Burklizirt. Louise Wilson. Linrlzi Braiuncl. Absent: Robert Stine. Carl Sims. .incl I-Irnt-st Ymnkif, Chef Club THESE BRAVE BOYS, led by Mr, Chester Lickel, don- ned aprons and took over the kitchen, Why, their pizzas and chocolate cakes look good enough to eat! 'fir -sg THE CHEF CLUB STARTS WORK on pizza pie. Jay Chestnut, Dick Weary, John Crum, John Kazor, Ron Hoch Cpresidenti, Bob Lewis, Warren Larivee, Ronald Rupp, David Handshew, Jack McCoy, Mike Casey, and Garth Hoffman. ational Rifle Club UNDER THE LEADERSHIP of Mr. James Roch and his successor, Mr. Robert Thomas, these boys of the Rifle Club learned and practiced marks- manship skills and the fundamentals of firearm safety and conservation. First row: Roger Diehl, Dick Magee, Bill McConnell, Phillip Myers. Herbie Freeman, John Dibble, Walter Sweger, Nlervin Jumper. Robert Sopher, Second row: Mr. Roch fadvisorl. George Yeingst, Bill Weidner. Jerry Cline. Clair Thurston. Bob Alspaugh lpresidenti. John Albright. Calvin Curlen, Larry Starner, John Martin. Third row: Sam Hertzler. Ross Kramer, Harry Kuhn. Ed Worley. Charlie Marks. Leo Beam, Ronald Adams. Barry Grove. A ia 1 THE DEBATE CLUB LISTENS ATTENTIVELY Frank makes his point. Frank McDonnell rvice-presidentl, Lynn Hoffman. Barbara Wittman, Karen Williams, Julia Skinner Judy Stuart Ctreasurerm. Cindy Mills, Mr. Warren Coolidgt ladvisorl. Bill Weidner, Jo Donovan lpresidentl. Judy White fsecretaryl, Carol Akers, Bill Hughes. AB- SENT Tom Johnson, Auto Club MEMBERS OF THE A UTO CLUB, with their sponsor, Mr. Chester Kamowski. spent their club periods tinkering in the interiors of troubled engines. trouble-shooting, and tuning- up. Mechanical work takes skill, which these folks quickly developed. IN BEGINNERS DANCING CLUB everyone tripped the light fantastic. Miss Dora Rife instructed the members in all the popular dances, including the tango, jitterbug, and soft shoe. Debate Club AN ABUNDANCE OF FIRM CONVICTIONS and key points, bol- stered by refreshments. characterized the after school meetings of the Debate Club. which was revived this year. Pre- paring and presenting informal debates on current political questions kept the members well informed on current events. Their most outstanding -project this year was a trip to Washington where they observed the government in action. Mr. Warren Coolidge was the advisor. THE AUTO CLUB CAN SOLVE car problems anytime. KNEELING: Bruce Bradley, Wayne Smitz, Donald Hand- shew, Frank Patsy, Ronald Karper, Dan Boyer. STAND- ING: Mr. Chester Kamowski Cadvisorl, Marlene Byers, Bob Bradley, Jim Kuhn, Fred Wardecker. Jay Shughart, Mike Stoner, Kirby Burkholder Cpresidentb, Richard Sprag- lin, Paul Warren, John McKeehan tvice-presidentl, John Blazetic, Bill Roney, and Jim Hall Csecretaryl. ABSENT: Beginners' Dancing Club THE DANCING CLUB under the super- vision of Miss Dora Rife, demonstrates the Stroll FIRST ROW: Sylvia Byers fsecre- tary-treasurerj, Marcella Johnson, Sue Moore, Betty Jane Davis, Pete Gleszer, Huntley Miller, Sandra Wilson. SECOND ROW: Velma Miller, Barbara Henry, Ra- chel Arter fpresidentl. Gwenny Jordon, Marion Gross, Faye Landis, Darlene Henry, Miss Dora Rife. THIRD ROW: Carole Stringfellow, Lola Sherman, Sue Shenck, Judy Dinges, Dottie Sherman, Janet Stam- baugh, Maxine Walters. FOURTH ROW: Ken Rhoades, Bill Sweger, R a y mond Shenck, Janet Swartz, Lynn Flagg, Jackie Baltimore. Gertrude Hall, Shirley Bowers. ABSENT: Miriam Jury Cvice-presidentj. 85 Terry Minnick. THE BIOLOGY CLUB watches closely as Mr. Richard Tros- tle tadvisori points out interesting facts about the hydra. Seated: Norm Farrell, Tommy Wanner. Standing: Leah Holevas, Kitty Ream. Orrie Greenwood, Sam Warlow, Ben Haller. Jim Adams, and Mr. Richard Trostle iarlvisorx The Footlighters' Club AMONG THE MANY ACTIVITIES OF THE LARGE AND BUSY DRA- MATICS CLUB this year were the presentation of the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter plays. Un- der the direction of Mrs. Myrtle Groome, club members studied make-up and had several scene readings. Also during the year various members of the club pre- sented programs from the book Rehearsal sv .' 1, +--QQ' XD.. THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB sews busily on new clothes for spring. First row: La Vera McCall. Sariann McCurdy, Darlene Peters. Sherry Giles, Darlene Hill, Janet Foltz. Gloria Beaver. Jean Hockley, Diana Ryesky. Against the wall: Barbara Morris. Harriet Reed, Bertha Conn. Mrs. Roma Smith tadvisorl, and Mary Dunbar. Biology Club MEMBERS OF THE BIOLOGY CLUB worked with many interesting projects this year, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Trostle. Some raised tropical fish, while others made plastic molds of insects and helped Mother Nature by growing shoots and plants. All gained valuable knowledge from their observa- tions. THE FOOTLlGHTERS critically watch four of their members present a short, one-act play. Taking part in the play are: Bob Harbison tpresidentl, John Roschy, Lynn Hoffman tsecretaryi, and Ann Spotts. Watching atten- tively in the front are Mrs. Myrtle Groome tdirectorl, Dottie Sperow, Julia Skinner, Connie Clark tvice-presi- dcntd, Betty Graham, Liz Browning. Second row: Beth Twomblv. Jill Davis. Third row: Barbara Wittman, Ca- mille Cassidy. Sandy Prentice. Fourth row: Judy Everett. Jerilyn Renfrew. Norma Myers, Ann Hankins. Bonnie Thompson. Standing: Judy Stuart. Ann l'tley. Jane Day- huff. Alysia Sia. llannalie Stuart ltreasurerl. Diantha Ste- vens. Merrily Shaw. 'l'uniiie IJuRant. Molly Gehan. Susie l'aylur. and Laurie Winn. Home Economics Club THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLUB which is directed by Mrs. Roma Smith. made blouses. skirts, jumpers, and dresses. Where else could you find such an enjoyable. yet profitable activity? . sf 5 9 ig sl uf -, , .gf fen- ,S1 Tii 1 JY fr iff? Science Club THE YOUNG SCIENTISTS, of the Science Club, sponsored by Mr. George Isenberg, prepared to enter the promising field of science. They made excursions and worked on many inter- esting projects: such as building radios and experimenting with a Geniac. THE SCIENCE CLUB WORKS on a oscilloscope. Mr. George Isen- berg fadvisorb, Barnett Swaney, Tom Chamberlin, Jim Hannagan, Mike Slaybaugh, Mike Gephart, Bill Hughes, Jim Tarkington, and Rob Light. Spanish Club IN SPANISH CLUB Spanish II students conducted their meetings en- tirely in Spanish, increasing their skill and knowledge of the language. With their sponsor, Senorita Mary Merkle, they held a bake sale to raise funds to send several members to Philadelphia to compete in a national Spanish test. .......lIm,a. MISS MARY LOU MERKLE, THE ADVISOR of the Spanish Club, is surrounded by Senoritas Tiny Lefever, Ann Mahoney, Julia Ross, Phyllis Owens, Julie Shanabrook, Marty Price, Joyce Wertz, Judy Spangler, Nancy Alsvary, and Sandy Bartoli. -. I w,A.?,, BWDR French Club FRENCH II STUDENTS and their sponsor, Miss Anna Mary Thomas, sought to learn more about the culture and customs of France. Their programs included discussions and listening to French records. FRENCH CLUB members gather around an un- usual bulletin board display. STANDING: Kay Weller, Miss Anna Mary Thomas Cadvisorb, and Patti Carns. SITTING: Anne Steinmetz, Dee Dee Irwin, and Nancy Lindsey. 87 Q 'V' THE YOUNG LADIES OF THE CHARM C'Ll'B gain poise through club activities. FRONT ROW. Joyce Baitsell. liomaine Lindsay. Virginia Yan Asdalan. Janice Dewalt. Patsy' Shearer. Diane Zeigler, Karen linck, Anne Sweeney. Barbara Donson tpresidentr. Joan McKillip 4seeretary-treasurer1. and Barbara Worley lvice-presidenti. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Donson. Con- nie Chamblin. Lois Leho. Mary Lou Fitting. Helen Jumper. Anne Graham. Kathy Gallagher. Patra Niekey. Joyce Yanee. Bonnie Morrison. Roxie Kaltenhaugh. I-llenora Stine. Betty Blain. and Pat ealaman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Margaret Shearer tadyisorr. Marilyn Erlenhusch. Jo Hardenbergh. Sharon Weissman. livelyn Fraker. Rogene Rudolph, Lynn t'oy'le. t'arol Thrush. Linda Mickey. Sue Goodhart, Linda McKillip. Virginia Stringfellow. FOl'HTH ROW: Judy Gulden. t'arole Kep- ner, Sharon Group, Sandra Vaughn. Charm Club Square Dancing Club THE CHARM CLUB. directed by Mrs. Peggy' THERES A C'l.L'B that's knoyyn for haying a good Shearer. helped the girls deyelop grace and poise. and time. and for sharing it with others through fine exhi- to learn habits of good grooming. ln the spring. they hitions. This year. led by Mr. William Stong. some of presented a Fashion Shoyf. yy hieh enabled them to make the members performed at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Ll trip to Philadelphia, and yyon a eoyeted superior award. 'l'.-Xlilrl Ylll'll l'.-XH'l'NrIR HY 'l'Hr1 HAND. and circle left. calls Mr William Stone. sponsor of the Square Dance eluly. composed of the folloyying. Yireima .-Xilanis. ll:-tty llrenneman. Janet Hroyyn. Martha Valaman, limma Durham. Marian Hays. I-Bonnie Hockenherry. l-Zarliara Hollinger. Linda Hollinger. Parole Hollinger. Janice Kerns. Anna Killinger. Mary liitner. lfaye Kline. lltith Knouse. Yiyian Lay. Sandy Martin isecretary' '. Jonne Miller. Linda Kay Miller. lllnora Nestor. Doris Peters. ltehecca Hank itreasureri. Arlene Hautlahatigh. Suntlee ltupp. lirin Ryan. Susann Sheafter. Minnie Sheaffer Mary Steinour. Dixie Showers. Martha Smyser. Shirley Snook. l7lXteSp1tl. Ruth Sturge. Nancy Slough. Doris Syyartz. lrliye Syyeger. Shirley Thrush. Donald Boyne yice-presidenti. Jack Broyyneyyell. Xlaytit' l-2:vw.yr:a'.yell. Hall eapshayy. Deemer Mor- royy. Mct'arrell Doyleipresident . Tom Kendall. Lee Melyillip. liicharil l-lettlriiip l-talph ltonan. and Herald aa l' St ll istory Club MR. RAYMOND GABLER AND THE HISTORY CLUB took many excursions to see local 122, historical shrines and helped to promote among the students a keener interest in our com- munity's past. l IN HISTORY CLUB the members. Steve Smith and Tom Wanner, watch, as the advisor, Mr. Raymond Gabler. points out a location. THE HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB MEMBERS hope for a big catch during fishing season this year. KNEELING: Richard Mahoney, Paul Sollenberger rpresidentm. James Peiffer, Henry Myers, Larry Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Line tarlvisori, Joe Gianeoli rsecretary-treasureri, Gerald Morrow, Mike Grissinger, Bob Green, Earl Morrison, Richard Myers, Steve Smith, Leslie Jacoby, John Bear tvice-presidentl. THIRD ROW: John Rahilly. Jon Stayer, Robert Miller. Floyd Deitch, Melvin Cline. Tim Spahr, Bob Dunkle. Hunting and Fishing Club THESE OUTDOORS M E N AND THEIR SPONSOR. Mr. Robert Line, spent an interesting year making molds of animals' tracks, feeding wild game. and increasing their knowledge and appreciation of wild- life. Their main project was trapping rabbits for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Slide Rule Club WORKING WITH THE SLIDE RULE THE SLIDE RULE CLUB works out intricate problems. occupied the club periods of these members. SEATED: Don Long, John Palmer, Tom Spindell, Pete Millikin, vxho. with their sponsor. Miss Martha Ad- Gus Blumenfeld. Mike George. STANDING: John Lloyd, Jim ams. attacked seemingly impossible prob- Rahilly, Rick Wetherill. Jim Street, Miss Martha Adams Cad- Iems and solved them in minutes. visorb, Bill McConnell. ABSENT: Benny Clark, Rich Forney, Bill Ditenhafer, George Peters. Jim Harvey. John Gibbs, Roger Hollenbaugh. 89 Future Teachers' Association VISITING HANDICAPPED CHIL- DREN and several schools of the com- munity helped the members of this club. directed by Miss Isabelle Hoover, to understand the problems involved in teaching. In addition, the students benefited from movies, conferences with teachers, and attendance at an F.T.A. Convention at Harrisburg. MEMBERS OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB listen carefully as Roberta Boomershine reads an item from the N. E. A. Journal. FRONT ROW: Mary Jackson tvice-presi- df-ntl, Jeannette Oates tsecretaryb. Cindy Mills fprogram ehairmanl, Roberta Boomershine rpresidentl. BACK ROW: Ed Brubaker, Miss Isabelle Hoover tadvisorh. Danny Lyons, Bonnie Adams. Karen Williams. Mary .lane Young. and Ronnie Bowers. Future Farmers of America HIGHLIGHTING THE YEAR for the F.F.A. members and their spon- sor, Mr. Marlin Rook. were the annual trip and banquet for parents and teach- ers. These even were financed by the boys themselves, who raised chickens and sold candy and Christmas cards. MEMBERS OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMER- ICA know that their farming will benefit the whole com- munity. FIRST ROW: Paul Wickard. David Williamson, Dale Baer. Ronald Wolford, Dwight Rhoades, Barry Lebo fsecretaryb. Bob Baer tsentinell. Vernon Beam ttreas- urerl, Bob Horn. Raymond Anderson Iehaplainl. Bill Car- penter, Mr. Marlin Rook tadvisorw. SECOND ROW: Kenny Ream. Floyd Horn. Elmer Fraker. Donald Barbour. Bill Crain Ivice-presidentv. Fred Widders tpresidentb, Lee Brougher treporterh. The Future ,f O, . Retailers Club A BAKE SALE and a skating pai- ty to raise money were among the ac- tivities of the Future Retailers Club with the advice of Mr. Albert Brown, sponsor, Club members topped off the year with a dinner for their employers. ,sl CONNIE DEMONSTRATES HER SALES ABILITY to the fellow members of the Future Retailers Club. STANDING: Connie Baker and Mr. Albert Brown ladvisort. SITTING: John Meehan. Joy George, Nona Brown. Nancy Treaster. Flossie Blackburn tsecretaryl. Shelby Crull, Pat Weiser, Judy Albright Ipresidentl. Pat Milkovitch. Iva Hoover, Joe Knouse. Jim Blain, and Dick Hair, ABSENT1 Glenn Gel- 9O baugh ttreasurerl. Future Mechanics Club THE LARGE MEMBERSHIP OF THE FUTURE MECHANICS CLUB shows the growing popularity of this field. KNEELING: Millard Finkenbinder, Donald Morrison, Barney Wagner, Gary Knaub, Melvin Shearer, Bill Ellis, Jack DeShong, and Bill Bender. FIRST ROW: Ray Boyles, David Kuhn, Ken Raudabaugh, Russell Moose, Jim Wingert, Jack Stape, Sam Black tpresidentl, Elwood Shay, Mr. Nelson Gish tadvisorj, Jack Brownawell. SECOND ROW' Tom Wickard, Ted Yinger, Chester Sampson. Robert Kidd. THIRD ROW: Paul Hartzell, Jeff Martin tviee-presidentl, Darwin Reich tseeretary-treasurerl. ABSENT: Barry McCoy and Day Smith. THE F.M.C. MEMBERS AND THEIR AD- BRINGING CHRISTMAS CHEER TO THE LY VISOR. Mr. Nelson Gish, have had a busy year. In ad- DIA BAIRD HOME and preparing cancer dressings dition to sponsoring a roller skating party. they sold highlighted the activities ofthe Future Nurses Club led candy at the wrestling matches and J. V. football games, by Mrs. Nedra Lewis. The club also had many inter and went on field trips. The year was concluded with esting guest speakers and sponsored a bake sale the annual banquet and the Seniors' trip to Washington, D. C. Future Nurses Club D' FROM THE NUMBER OF GIRLS IN THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB it looks as if public health will be taken care of in the future. FIRST ROW: Doris Kling, Concetta Butto. SECOND ROW: Kay Myers, Martha Brower, Margaret Spahr, tvice-presidentl, Harriet Shuman ttreasurerl. THIRD ROW: Rogene Adams, Sandy Kelley tpresidentl, Sally McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Jetsy Toner, Peggy Kerr, Mary Kolanowski. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Nelson, Mary Lou Keim, Doris Shoemaker. STANDING: Patsy Burgard, Ella Harsh, Martha Jumper, Helen Johnson, Susan Beebe, Shirley Griffie, Judy Guise, Suzanne Brehm, Donna Penner, Nancy Gillaugh, Judy McKelvey, Barbara Fenicle, Ruth Weer, Joan Farlling, Nancy Lay, Mrs. Nedra Lewis tadvisorl ABSENT: Barbara Muller tsecretaryl and Joyce Mortorff. 1 Oracle As the publishers of Carlisle Senior Hifzhs annual yearbook the Oracle the staff members fmd themselves busy not only with the prepara tion of the yearbook but also with raisinu money for the yearbook expenses Selling candy 'ind soft drinks at the home basketball names securing ads for the advertisement section of the yearbook and selling notebooks imprinted with photographs of the school were some of this years activities in Dee Dee Irwin Cbusiness manager? and Sandy kan Cavru feditorln chitft discuss the advertising budget The Staff THE ORACLE STAFF works hard for the deadline. Seated: Dee Dee Irwin Cbusiness manager? Bev McArver lsenior editor? Sandy Van Gavree teditor-in-chiefl Mike Casey tart editorl Jeri Renfrew Betty Graham Tony Caplinski Evelyn Foster. Julia Skinner, Mary Ann Barrick tcommercial editorl. Standing: Jo Ann Barr, Miss Isa- belle Hooxer tadvisorb McCarrell Doyle Judy Everett Mary Landis, LAST YEARS ORA- CLE BRINGS back joy- ful memories for Bev McArver tsenior edi' tori and McCarrell Doyle Cphoto editori, while Julia Skinner jots down suggestions for the '58 yearbook. Periscope CARLISLE H I GH SCHOOIJS NEWS- PAPER THE PERISCOPE brought to the stu dents and the commumty the latest Semor Hugh School news The staff members and their ad vlsor Mass Schuettler spent many hours gathermg facts wrltlng articles and deslgnmg the pages of each of the ten Issues CO EDITORS Jackle Zelgler and Bonnle Dunlap discuss copy plans HARD AT WORK are Bob Mowery sports edrtor Arvella Lefever Senhnel edltor Hannalre Stuart survey editor and Jo Donovan busl ness manager 1151 mmm? Us A-yr. an FHM .gf Yao: Mx in WM The Staff TO PUBLISH A GOOD PAPER requrres co operatlon from everyone FRONT ROW Marx Foster Jo Donovan SECOND ROW Tmy Le fever Sandy Van Gaxree THIRD ROW Judy Stuart Bob Mowery Jxm Largent BACK ROW Hannalle Stuart 'Vhss Schuettler fadvlsorb s 1 ' s s 9 9 1 Q s Q v Q , ' f ,, , 1. I, A ' 5 f , ua-N7 'Y g5g,g.5',fcg422g,', ,i gl zfw g ifftgig 2 - . L, W , V. My 4 f ffjwf f-ff- ,l - - ' ,A J 3: 3 t if Arif , 1- -f. ' - -,' 'rf fe fu.-1 .Y :Ala . ' T1 ,-J'-rf' ,T ' 41, , ' 1 ef , , , af nw' 1 Y U '..r.,. - Yr -.-5 , ua. W . ,fw vgfl , , s , Q 1 ' - xx . K ' I . , X f ,V , . I ' . Y - V I - - 1 1 . . , . . ii .J :Q I THE CULOH GUARDS hold First row: hartn iiottman. Phil Remsht-rg, Si Leho. Barbara Vushing. Nlary an outdoor practice. Phyllis Hess. Second row: Carolyn Howe. Roberta Iioomershine. Bill lluulies. Iluntley Miller. Owens, Kathy Harwell tsuh- Donald Scott. Esther t'alanian. Linda I't-terson. Nlary Sl4'llllJllI'. Third row: lmris Shoe- ki. Donna Weicliier. Denny lhrler. Vhestei' Naee. stitutel, Ann Steinmetz. and maker. Darlene Henry, Mary Kolanows Gary Long, Fourth row: Hans l'hei'serlei' lKlll't'i'llil'l. 'loin Jolinsmi, Larty lane. Sally McLaughlin. Gus Bluinenfeltl, Tom Kendall. lion Bower. Saves-nt liankert. and llarry Kehler. 94 The Band Q X Patti Carns. Absent: Fran Bankert. LED BY MR. HANS W. UBERSEDER. these enthusiastic musicians who march under the Green and White proxided snappy precision drills for foothall games. participated in many local parades. and presented fine concerts. The high- light of the spring concert was the rendition of all-time favorites from the Broad- way show. My Fair Lmlwv. SINGING liN'l'lll'SlAS'l'li'.'Xl.l,Y tinrler the tliret-tion ot Nliss Blades' .-Xiiflwsoii aret Carol Cunio, Ann tiarman, Karol Loos. Linda Cannon, Jeanette Beam, Connie Clark. Daphne Loose, Yonnie Starner. Second row: Selby Cannon. Barbara Martin. Jeri Miller, Vera McCall, Ann Yeager. Kay Bitner. Douclas Nlnrtoff. Mike Lenton. Third row: Donna Zeilman. Margaret Spahr. John Moore. Rieharrl Mahoney, Terry Baker. Mike Slay' haugh, Dennis Chronister. Bill Weidner. Fourth row: Ann Spotts. Dee Douulas, Amy Almond. Barbara Mohler. Sandy Kelley. Charles Chronister. and Russ Kramer. Pianist: Linda Braund. Absent: .Io Ann Barr iviee-president i. lla... SHOWING HER GOOD First row: Carol Akers, Karol Loos, Terry Remsberg, Nancy Miller, Bill Braught FORM, NSEC? LifNlS051 Riehard Myers. James Largent. Second row: Ann Hankins, Mary Bloser. Bud Riddlesberger hwfl mliiorette. struts Diana Ryesky, Ronnie Stambaugh, Bob Stine, Bob Bloser, Tony Chaplinski, Jack Henderson down the field. Charlie tframp. Third row: Robert Loy. Everett Sillers, John Palmer. Tom Spindell and Joe Landis. 'IHIAQ CHOIR. UNI: OI4 'IHIQ ISLSIEST CIRCJLPS in Cf H. S.. presented fine music for school assemblies and deyotional programs. Baccalaureate. Com- mencement. community programs. and the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. WAITING FOR THE UPBEAT are George Peters tpresidenti. Betty Jane Snyder. Betsy Shaffer, Virginia YanAsdalan. Linda Peterson, Carol Price. Kathy Kilgore. Har- riet Shuman. Ruth Weer. Second row: Ron Bowers. Kirby Burkholder. Lee McKillip. Pete Nlatsuda. Rich Forney. Harriet Reed. Nancy Kime. Carolyn Howe. Third row: Rays mond Black. Gus Blumenfeld, Benny Clark tseeretaryl. Gary Long. Louise Burkhart Molly Gehan. Sandy Rose. Connie Vhamblin. Fourth row: Clair Tritt, Jay Chestnut Boyd Weary, Marlin Yan.-Xsdalan. Bill Weigle. Bonnie Dunlap ttreasureri, Nancy Johns Georgia Lehman.and Sylvia Byers. Pianist: Barbara Reese. Absent: Ilans Holm. .Ianet Blumberg, Bill Ashburn. Sally Mathews, Joseph Nelson. The Choir ajorettes POSING IN STYLE ARE MAJORETTES Dottie Spe- row, Peggy Mitchell, Lana Greegor, Sue Fanusi Nancy Lindsey lhead majorettel. Bonnie Thompson. Bonnie Drake, Barbara Kidd. and Susie Strayer. T e usic Council PREPARING FOR THE CHRIST- MAS AND SPRING CONCERTS. the Music Council gained experi- ence in managing the choir. The group governed the choir, and chose all the music and arrange- ments used throughout the year. TAKING A BREAK DURING A GIRLS' ENSEMBLE RE- HEARSAL are Linda Peterson fseatedl, Barbara Reese, Janet Blum- berg, Bonnie Dunlap, Daphne Loos, Vonnie Starner, Amy Almond, Kay Bitner, Barbara Martin, Selby Cannon, and Linda Cannon. Honor Guards HONOR GUARDS, Joy Gobin and Barbara Mohler, proudly dis- play the G H. S, banner. THE MUSIC COINVIL selects appropriate musie for its next en- gagement. Seated: Barbara Martin, Janet Blumbere. George Peters rpresidentl. .Io Ann Barr tvice-presidentl, Bonnie Iluiilaip lIl't'llSlIl'CI'I, Sylvia Byers. Standing: Linda Cannon. Benny Clark lseeretaryl. Mar- Ron Bower Absent: Betsy Shaffer. Girls' Ensemble GIRLS' ENSEMBLE BLENDING AND EXPRES- SION were the qualities worked for by the Girls' Ensemble. Its members sang for many Com- munity organizations, presented programs for churches, and par- ticipated in the school's devo- tional programs in the audi- torium. 41 .nv IINITIATION DAY FOR THESPIANS FIRST ROVN Thana Nlallnos Bonnie Thompson SEQOND RUVN Dxane Valloway Judx Everett Jam Dayhuff Nlancx Nlearns Lonme Clark Lxnn Hoffman STANDINTG Nlr Warren Nlullen fhonorarx Thesplanm Bob Harhlson Nlrs Hclcn Nlartm wponsorl John Rosehx Jlm Foreman THE THESPIAN IROUP has promoted Interest Vlcmbers md apprrntucs not prulured uc Bob ln Clfln1illC.S hx lxlks on sound ellects expcrrmcnts m Harblson Gus Blumenteld hrm Rx ln Slup Morrrs make up md Slllllllf ILIINIIICS H1 hllghts ol the year Molly Gehan Cxrole Cumo Barbara Wlttman Beltx were the Lhlldren s pl lx 'Vlrrthful Marlonettes and Graham Sharon Vwerssmm Pete Matlm and Dlanthx the form rl mm mon Stevens Thesplan Troup 2 I4 0' I 'llzl H11 THI- THESPIAXS HAD FLN prcsentm lhc Nfnthful Nlarxoncttu at thc Stuens xm for the Llemcn x 5choolLh1ldrLn Partlupatln ln the plxx nun lscatccll I lx I-ul n 1 x X rstanrm J Dlane Qallowax Thana Nlalllos John Rowchx Ixnn Hoffmm George Peterslonnlc Qlark and Iam Daxhuff , r 4' ' .:- ,, f 1 If ..... . ,... -.,. , f, Q ' T, 'A , ' 1 -'-gi 4 , , If . . , ,L VZ' a ' ' T' 211. jtlf' ' ' ' ... - i f K .-' , - ' A . 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Jumors and Scniors agree at the Prom FIRST AID COMING RIGHT AWAY, Bard Rupp assuren exhausted Ann Spotts as she rests between dances IQ57 Junior Senior Prom Vxx BETSY SHAFFER AND WES JANIES dance out the ex enlng S.,-- - AI' TER THI- PRONI Ldrrx Rxcharde Ann Ltlu urxxer John Darrah .md Sallx Bleu walt for dn xnsxur to the quam .loln us for food 'Ihc glrls vull cook SPCDRTS xy N 1 fW mf ,X L I 1 S 1' ,Q 'fkwt 401 iv fs 42 7,1-'rv C0 ORDINATION AND POWER are demonstrated by a representatlve of Carllsle and County Hlgh School for Gxrls 1n the Carlnsle England Sum mer Sports Program of 1957 OFF AND RUNNING, Mlckey Rxntoul approaches the thxrd hur dle ln the 120 low fy- -'L gi, M , l - Q, , K ' 1-Q 4 J., l 3, . -va iw ,iv 1 -- 735 , MTV J ,, -- I , . , I, 'IL ' A-7,5- , J, ,. f 1 ,,'XffgfMv-gs - V 1 Q V Q V, ,A V ' , Y, k H5 ,ix Q Y A Jim V ,, 1 A .,.. F V I, y ar V , 5, , , .V - Y 324 mais , , rff , y ,': 5 U , 2- Ml ' ' H '- . 'J -.' . 1-f-fin 4 ' ' -ff' - ? 5. ff zftcffff-Q57 1 ' ' f- f'-Q5-1 -.1 951' ' Ae at - 'E K l 1 I - Standing: Cal Curlin, Keith Keller, Mike Stoner, Bob Horn, John Blazetic, Bob Alspaugh, John Hutchinson, Bob Lewis, Gary Knaub. Seated, front row: Lance Douglas, Elmer Hodge, Bill Smallwood, Dave Caufman, Curt Sheaffer, Kirby Burkholder, Harry Julias, Lee Bowermaster. Second row, seated: Floyd Horn, Dick Eckert, Elwood Shay, George Kutz, George Ely, Charles Marks, Bill Weidner, Wayne Smitz, Bob Smallwood. Third row, seated: Dave Kuhn, Dan Buckley, Ron Hoch, Paul Sollenberger, John Mc- Keehan, Mike Green, Mike Washington, Larry Shearer. Back row: Ben Haller fman- ageri, Sam Hertzler Cmanagerl, Melvin Hershey Cmanagerl, Stan Morgan Cline coach? Dave Heckler ttraineri, Gene Evans Cbackfield coachl, and Ken Millen fhead coachi. Varsity Football The 1957 football squad had a more difficult goal to achieve than had any former team of C. H. S.-that of winning the South Penn Conference title for the fourth consecutive time, a feat never before accomp- lished by any conference team. A green line led by Bob Alspaugh and John Hutch- inson, plus the experienced backfield of Harry Julius, Leo Beam, and Charles Marks, electrified everyone by beating Mechanicsburg C27-73 and Hanover C19-OD in the last two games, to give C. H. S. the l957 confer- ence championship. Gary Knaub and Leo Beam were selected on the South Penn all-conference team with Bob Lewis and Charles Marks named to the second team. The 1957 team was unique in that team victories all through the season brought about the champion- ship. The Sweetheart of the C. H. S. Football Squad South Penn Conference Results W The Record w L 1' -M. f 3,5 . XX- ,4 4-iw - ' Carlisle 6 1 0 690 fx.. -X F74 N628 lt Sept. Chief Logan - ,141 X 'lf N J . ' . Hanover 6 1 0 660 Rolf-. A X-F 4 ' . Middleton ' ' ' Xxx -A JA fm 'ff J Oct Hershe ' Chambersburg 4 3 0 440 7 , M. Q ff ' 5 ' ' Met-hanicsburg 4 3 0 425 1 X Waynesboro Hershey 3 3 0 305 1 7 y V! 3 Cemfa1DaUPh'n Gettysburg 2 4 0 210 ' Nov. Harrisburg Catholic-- Middleton 1 5 1 155 V 1 Gettysburg ' l l l Chamber bur Waynesboro 0 6 1 50 5 g ' 1 Nl 1 i Mechanicsburg ..,. ,- .25 :LJ 104 4 23251 Hanover -. . ..,.... -- C . OP 33 6 33 14 20 13 21 7 0 14 25 13 28 3 7 9 27 7 19 0 L90 BCS!!! Bill Smallwood Floyd Horn Harry Julias Bob Alspaugh John Hutchmson Ron Hoch. Dave Kuhn Charlie Marks Calvin Curlen Gary Knaub ' 105 HODGE PICKS L'P LEWIS as a blocker as he runs to a T.D. to make Carlisle's winning score against Middletown 21-7. ECKERT POWERS H I S WAY through the Waynesboro defense. L' L' R L I N makes a spectacular catch for Carlisle. 106 xx? MIGHTY MITEU HVTCH gets ready to throw a block to help Beam. , W cy EX ERYONE AGREES 1t's a touchdown for Carllsle. . Fx ll FANCY FOOT-woRK by Smitz. The Big Game FINAL RESULTS fCarlisIe I9-Hanover OJ gave Carlisle the championship. f BEAM'S FIRST SCORE for the Conference championship. w AFTER BEATING HANOVER, the triumphant conference champs carry Coach Millen off the field. 107 AT THE AWARD ASSEMBLY Dick Eckert happily receives his Varsity Football letter Coach Millen. Junior Varsity Football J. V. RECORD Steelton Chambersburg Big Springs Harrisburg Catholic Mechanicsburg New Cumberland Carson Long Hanover C. OPI' I3 I2 34 0 7 I9 0 l3 0 7 27 0 6 30 0 7 S7 XS Fuls Bowermaster English Chronister Douglas Shoemaker Kiddoo Burkholder Shearer Whitcomb INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD EP is from TOIAI 3 2 20 3 IX 2 I I3 I 2 8 I I 7 I 6 I 6 I 6 2 2 I I I3 9 R7 THINKING ABOUT NEXT YEAR, members of the Junior Varsity Football Team look hope- ful. FIRST ROW: Charles Chronister, Bill Shoemaker, Norm Bykerk, Dan Buckley, Mike Hoch, Rodney Wagaman, John Kazor, Art Bear, John Crum. Ray Dorson, Malcolm Gilchrist. SECOND ROW: Tom Whitcomb, Jim Street, Henry Myers, Leroy Bear, Mike Clepper, David Kiddoo, Carl Davis, David Waight, David Ditenhafer. THIRD ROW: Mr. George Bowen Icoachl, Kin Cannon, Pete Glaszer, Dwight Rhoads, Jack Fuls, Dick Spangler, Denny Chronister, and the Assistant Faculty Manager, Mr. Joseph Anthony. Varsity Basketball Team XJ Kneelm Harr Jullas Wes James Dlck Eckert Mel Hershey Jack 9 Y Fuls Elmer Hodge Ron Cromer Standang John Crum fmanagery Steve Hench Cmanagerq Gary Knaub B111 Dltenhafer Ken Kerkermg Paul Sol lenberger Nhke Washmgton John Glbbs Bob Lems and Nlr Gene Evans Ccoachl Basketball HARRY JLLIAS drlbbles down the floor to ralse the score BILL DITENHAFER completes a successful lay up CAPTAIN WES JAMES dls plays f1ne form 1n a Jump shot GARY KNALB completes a SOLLY CONIES IN TO RESCLE NIIKE from the Gettysburg players PIVOY 3 :gel 30 . K kb F' x . I ' 40 w 32 lo 4 aa 14 EU J A A K lsr - 1 l l 109 CAPTAIN WES JAMES Shakes his guard during the Middletown game at Carlisle: final score Carlisle 62. Middletown 49. Another THE l957-58 VARSITY SQUAD UNDER COACH GENE EVANS, continued the winning tradition by bringing to Carlisle its third conference championship in the last four years. The Cinderella Kids. a team that came to the lop after a discouraging beginning. led the conference in de- fense. holding opposing teams to an average of 53.1 points per game. Mike Washington was elected unan- imously to the All-Conference team. while Paul Sollenberger and Wes James received nominations for second team and honorable mention. Wash- ington also led the league in scoring, Varsity Record C. OP. Dee, 6 Camp Hill 45 52 10 John Harris 52 61 17 York Catholic 44 50 20 Steelton 48 53 27 William Penn 48 57 Jan. 3 Meehaniesburg 58 46 7 Hanover 61 59 10 Gettysburg 65 53 14 Chambersburg 66 65 17 Shippensburg 60 39 21 Hershey 61 43 24 Middletown 62 49 28 Waynesboro 59 84 31 Play Off 74 70 Feb. 7 Meehaniesburg 44 52 11 Hanover 56 50 14 Gettysburg 61 59 18 Chambersburg 99 58 21 Shippensburg 60 49 25 Hershey 63 56 28 Middletown 34 40 Mar. 4 Waynesboro 55 50 8 Hanover 59 52 IT'S TWO MORE POINTS for Mike Washington during the Waynesboro flame. Championship South Penn Conference Carlisle Waynesboro Hanover Middletown Cha mbersburg Shippensburg Hershey Mechanicsburg Gettysburg Results 3 3 6 8 5 10 11 11 14 averaging 22.9 points per game as he scored a total of 367 points. ln league play Mil-te became the first player in C. H. S. history to score over 500 in a single season. registering a total of 506 points. THE SCOREBOARD TELLS THE STORY as Car- HARRY JCLIAS HELPS to defeat Gettysburg 651053. lisle defeats Waynesboro 74 to 70 in the play-off game. to become first half champs, 110 813 813 625 500 500 375 313 313 125 WASHINGTON AND SOLLENBFRC' ER fight for -XS THIN SHJRFBOARD SHOWS the 'lhundcrme Hfrd m aulcd Ch xmbershur 99 v8 the rebound .le Chamberebur plaxers watch ln tentlx DITTY T-Xlxl-'S AIXI ID p1te of thc Shlppensburg defense XXIII! -X IIXNOXFR PLAYFR HOT ON HIS HPFLS Ixnxub hmde off to Srmllfnhcr cr ....... ---..,.. .ffl JF- 01 Q PRACTICING FOR FUTLRE RELAY RACES IS the Baby Thundermg Herd from Carlxsle Jumor Hlgh As Steve Smlth takes the lead he recexves from Butch Enck wnth B111 Shoemaker recenlng from Don Long and last place John Martm recexvlng from Robert Sheaffer Looklng on durmg the practxce meet are Dlck Beldle Ron Cllppmger and Kent Swartz K l DICK BEIDLE POLE VAULTS over the bar wlth room to spare 112 I957 Track THE CARLISLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM closed the 57 season with a 78 49 vxctory over Steelton m a dual meet and was runner up m the Conference meet Several of the boys partlclpated wlth dlstmctlon IH the DISYIICI Meet THE RECORD OPP lnutatnon Meet fSh1ppensburgJ 5th place Hanover Steelton Penn Relns 8th place Ma Sonny Shepherd tied for flfth Conference l Gettysburgj 2nd place K 'W D C. . 2 April I0 Chambersburg . . A 55 75 I3 I. . I7 .... A 77 50 24 ..... H 78 49 ' 27 za' . . . A y l ' . . A ' ' ll . . A THE 1957 TRACK TEAM of Mr. Stan Morgan and Mr. Gene Evans finished the season with two victor- ies in three meets. KNEELING: Bill Crum, John Joslin, Dan Buckley, Franklin Oakes, George Peters, Richard Snyder, Eugene Trahan, Bill Smallwood, and Tom Whitcomb. SECOND ROW: Doc Leonard, Leo Beam, James Bartoli, Dave Wyncoff, Leslie Chase, Jim Reeves, Bob Alspaugh, Calvin Curlin, George Kutz, and Bob Lewis. BACK ROW: Bill Dit- enhafer, Mike Stoner, Wayne Smitz, Wayne Rintoul, Ken Morris, and Lee Castles. 5, 9 'A 7 .. 1, l I ,L A Q1 x . X , Q x '-lm' A-V 'L-A X 1- '...y., ., ' - we . ,.. . . 1 , -I i z . ,. vm' JFMA EASILY CLEARING THE HCR- 2: 44! 'w': 'fl ,f , 7. sqft' DLE, John Hardin picks up points '. . , Us q rxsftflyqgq' 1 for Carlisle. v n E ' LEE CASTLES PLTS THE SHOT while Bill Ditenhafer and Mike Stoner look on. 1958 Track Schedule Aprxl 10 Aprtl 13 Aprtl 11 Aprtl Aprll 24 'liay 'Slay Nlay 'l ay TRACK CANDIDATES REPORT FOR THE 58 SEASON Fxrst row Mxke Gephart Bob Alspaugh B11lD1tenhafer Jxm Hall Leo Beam Duck Bexdel Ken Morrxs Mr Stanley Morgan tcoachl Second row Barnett Swaney George Kutz Norm Bykerk Don Buckley B111 Roney Nllke Stoner Dlck Snyder George Peters Wayne Rmtoul Art Bear Bud Rtddlesberger Thlrd row Joe Gxancoll Jxm Trout Larry Tucker Pete Gleszer Ken Kerkerxng Tom Wxley Mlke George B1l1We1dner Raymond Black Frank Oakes Fourth row Mlke Green Joe Landls Terry Baker Robert Stme Sam Hertzler Make Hoch B111 Kronenberg John Blazetlc Lance Douglas thamhershurg, Inyltatlon 'llc-et Hanoyer Stcclton l tnn Relays Sonny Shepherd ui Conference Gettysburg Dlstrlct State 01-. LEO BE-UI sprmter O ' your mark get set go T A K IN G POSITION to throw the Jayelm IS Bob Alspaugh yault BILL DITI-N11-Xl-LR prac tlces the hot put 114 OTHER NIFNIBI- RS of tht track squad 1l'lllUKlO Dick Snyder George Peters and Nlaym Rlntoul u-,H .1 DICK BEIDEL takes runmng lead for hts pole , , . . Z . ' , y - - . I - . 3 1 V 1 Y y ' Y .Y Y 9 uv ' Y ' 'I . y y 1 Y y Y 1 y' Y ' Z Y Y 7 Y I Y Y Y ' ,. -- 7 QR: .v,.f' ' Q x ,. ,qt 1 I ' - -,ff, ' , I - - ' A M'- -ai ,I . t. i . M, - A , 1 3: , . I ' ' ' A , H 4 . I 24 ' H H 'M ,. I . ' ' 1 A ' , . I .V . F' 1 v' A W . ,' 11 ' , 1 ,' A X V N l . 18 Q5 ' -. A .ly 25 I M X M 'lv '1,l'55 - - .- '-1 Q p ' , M'-sf! Q lf., 9 ' ' ' s - .. l , 2119-53 Xi . . . . I1 - :gf ,nu , A ' ' - . .. ' 1 A -J , 2 A - . h ge., Tl' , 5 D . I , ,,. 4, ' 3 mx A ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 ' A 9' 'A' A ' I.. . Ju, Sl 2 '-, ti J R 1 it 4 'l 'O . ' f . 1 1 A .1 A r A .1 .np f J. v . . . . I ' if , S , N . '. . , ' ' 5 l95 Baseball CARLISLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS WINNING BASEBALL TEAM KNEELING Ron Evelhoch Ed Corbett Shea Hefflefmger Ph1l Graham and Mr George Bowen tcoachb STANDING B111 Hoffman tmanagerl Wes James John Lloyd Jack Fuls B111 Wclgle Melv1n Hershey Rlchard Forney M1ke Washmgton D1ck Eckert and Dean Young fmanagerl BASEBALL OPP A r1l 2 West Shore Enola Mechanlcsburg C tmp H1lI New Cumberland Cumberland Valley Susquemtl Eno 1 M1 Mech lI1lLSlJUI' C Imp H1ll New Cumberl1nd PHIL GRAHAM looks hopeful as he drops ln a knuckle ball Cumberl md Valley Susquenlta RON EVELHOCH lays out a two base h1t to score a Car llsle teammate BASEBALL CANDIDATES SHOW UP for early try outs. First row: Larry Creamer, John Kazor, Dave Ditenhafer, Melvin Hershey, Wes James, Rich Forney, Bill Weigle, Mr. George Bowen fcoachl. Second row: John Lloyd, Ronnie Hoch, Jack Fuls, John Bear, Dick Eckert, John Land, Bruce Bradley, Pete Millikin, Mr. Robert Thomas fassistant coachh. Third row: Bob Hyssong, Dick Weary, John Moore, Art Wright, Barry Rowe, and Mike Grissinger. I 41425, t i mr 'Y I LARRY CREAMER AND CHARLIE MARKS HOW TO CURVE THAT PITCH IS con- decide which team will bat first. sidered by Bill Weigle and John Lloyd. I X Ll' x E. e-- MERVIN HERSHEY, RICH FORNEY, and Wes James practice WHAT TO PITCH to the next for the opening game. batter is solemnly considered by Shea Hefflefinger. A Q 1 3 J. V. Baseball Record l957 April 12 Camp Hill 9 16 New Cumberland 1 23 Boiling Springs 5 25 Cumberland Valley 4 May 7 Camp Hill 5 10 New Cumberland 14 Junior Varsity Baseball Team I957 14 Cum fff1andVa11eY 0 Won 3 Lost 4 George Laughlin, Tom Snyuer, marry Rowe, Mike Grissinger, Dave Caufman, and Larry Creamer. Standing: Mr. James Roch lcoachl, John Moore, Art Wright, Dave Ditenhafer, Joe Fleash, Paul Sollen- berger, Steve Lackey, and Ron Brehm. Intramural Sports For Boys THE BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL tournament was won by Team No. 4. Playing on the championship team were Larry Creamer, Cal Curlin, Frank Oakes, Bob Green, Dick Beidel, Bob Stine, and Jack Brownewell. Final Standings of Teams Team Won Lost 4 6 1 2 5 2 3 2 4 1 1 4 5 1 4 EAGER, OUTSTRETCHED HANDS fight for possession of the ball. Frank Oakes, Bob Stine, Ron Hoch, Cal Curlin, Jack Brownewell, and Bob Green. PETE DONNELL executes a perfect slam, with the opponents waiting anxiously. Left: Frank Oakes, Bob Stine, Larry Creamer, Dick Eckert, Jack Brownawell, and Pete Donnell. Right: John Bear, Dick Weary, Curt Shearer, Mr. Thomas Crefereel, Cal Curlin, Ron Hoch, and Bob Green. 117 C. OP 8 Wrestling WRESTLING SQUAD FRONT ROW B111 Braught Larl DBVIS John Moore Wayne Smltl Wayne R1ntou1 George Peters John Hutchlnson Ph11l1p Cun1o SECOND ROW Robert Smallwood tmanagerj Arthur Enek Curt Shearer Charles Chron1ster Dennls Chromster Tom Roe B111 Johnson Bob Welmer and Dale Ankabrandt BACK ROW Mr Glenn Flegal fcoachh Pete Mllllkln B111 Smallwood D3Vld Walght Dav1d McKee Ben Haller John AIGXIS Tom Chamberlam John D1bb1e D1ck Rettberg and Larry Wlll13mS Be H1 ov? Hulehmsg Og ge 9 WAYNE SMITZ takes poqmon MIL xi 1 1 xzggee Geo o start h1s match ,SIHGSSJOIM ' 1 5 V' :1 ' A we 1 7.1.1111 ' ONENY' .N T 15- . . HAT 'YQ QKQ . In S ' . Gans b, E Record - J. V. Basketball Dec. 6 Camp Hill W- W. 39 30 10 John Harris .... .... 4 6 46 17 York Catholic We -W 39 47 20 Steelton , ,,.oo We 40 35 27 William Penn WW W, 47 53 Jan. 3 Mechanicsburg We W, 57 27 7 Hanover W , - .. 43 54 10 Gettysburg WW .W 76 39 14 Chambersburg W, ,W 37 45 17 Shippensburg W W- 47 35 21 Hershey W. 57 38 24 Middletown , . 51 35 28 Waynesboro L . 49 37 Feb. 7 Mechanicsburg . W W 41 37 ll Hanover .3 W ..W 43 38 14 Gettysburg . W, We 51 38 18 Chambersburg WL W- 52 55 21 Shippensburg W W- 40 26 Basketball Squad 25 Hershey 72 49 First row: Tom Snyder, John Land, Barry Rowe, Joe Lins 28 Middletown s' 'M' 50 31 Paul Fulmer. Second row: Doug Hall, Gil Gilchrist fman- Mar, 4 Waynegbgro gh rn 49 37 agerb, Dave Keller. Third row: Bud Riddlesberger Gman- agerj, Bob Lewis, Sam Warlow, Bruce Bradley, and Dave , Ditenhafef' The Wrestling Record C. OP. Dec. 19 Mechanicsburg W W 14 28 Jan. 2 Central Dauphin We ,- 19 23 9 New Cumberland WWWW 48 8 16 Susquehanna WW, -WWW 27 20 23 Cumberland Valley L ,o,a .. 12 31 30 Shippensburg ..W-WWW 42 10 Feb. 6 Boiling Springs ,. , WW 35 13 13 Big Spring . . W W-- 38 9 21 Northern Joint W .,,, 46 8 24 Juniata Joint D -. .. , 13 29 Wrestling THE WRESTLING SQUAD under the direction of Mr. Glenn Flegal showed a favorable record this year, with six wins and four losses. The co-captains who helped their squad gain 5th place out of 10, in the Section 111 championship, February 28 and March 1, were Wayne Smitz and lolin Hutchinson. John and Carl Davis were section 3 silver medal winners in the positions of runner-up. Members with unde- feated records were Curtis Shearer and Carl Davis. Dick Rettberg won the 120 lb. crown in the 1958 novice wrestling championship. A A'p'f THE BOYS OF THE WRESTLING SQUAD wait for Mr. Flegal's Go in their daily work- out. 1 1 9 IQ57 Girls' ockey VARSITY SQUAD- FIRST ROW: Ann Graham, Debbie Horner, JACKIE ZEIGLER tcaptainl, Rose Rettburg, Marilyn Erlenbusch. SECOND ROW: MISS DORA RIFE tcoachl, Selby Cannon, Julie Shanabrook, Linda Cannon, Carol Beltzhoover, Sandy Bartoli, Peggy Kerr, June Ralls. THIRD ROW: Laurie Winn, Linda McKillip, Sandy Kelley, Kate Rice, Julia Skinner, Carol Kepner, Lynn Lovsness Sharon Weissman, Connie Clark, Betty Graham, and Bev McArver. ABSENT: Sandy Van Gavree, Barbara Kidd, Ruth Weer, Carol Akers, Fran Bankert, Sue Fortney, Ann Hankins, Diane Ness, and Lola Sherman. AFTER THE VICTORY - Man- ager Betty Graham. Coach Dora Rife. and Captain Jackie Zeigler, 120 1 Record C O Mechanicsburg 0 3 Shippensburg 5 I Northern Joint 0 2 CAPTAIN JACKIE ZEIG- LER is ready to drive the ball to her team mate. THE 1957 GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM, the second inter- scholastic hockey team of Carlisle Senior High School, was ac- cepted this year into the Susquehanna Hockey League after one win and two losses. The 1957 team, coached by Miss Dora Rife, a new faculty member in Carlisle Senior High School, displayed excellent sportsmanship and enthusiasm throughout all games. LINDA MCKILLIP. JULIA SKINWER AND CAROL BELTZHOOVER practice tackling in preparation for the first game. Intramural Sports For Girls Q PRACTICING THE BASKETBALL CHEST PASS ARE Cfrontb Selby Cannon and Jeanne Pinard. Back: Julie Shanabrook, Tiny Lefever, Mary Landis, Sandy Bartoli, Judy Spangler, Joyce Wertz, Linda Cannon, Ann Graham, Anne Steinmetz, Margaret Spahr, Joan Farlling, Lynn Hoffman, Patti Carns, and Sue Cole. BASKETBALL WAS THE CHIEF intramural sport for girls this year. Meeting after school, the groups dril- led in fundamentals and competed against each other for championship honors. PERFORMING A GYMNASTIC STUNT are Carol Channing, Liz Browning, Donna Stull, Shirley Snook, Lola Sherman, Audrey Heber- ling, Virginia Van Asdalan, Marty Arn, and Joanne Miller. IT'S A JUMP, AND UP GO Carole Kepner and Lola Sherman, while Diantha Stevens, Ann Utley, Marilyn Erlenbush, Linda Mc- Killip, and Harriet Shuman frefereeb wait for recovery of the ball. Cheering the teams on are ikneelingl Sandy Bartoli. Tiny Lefever, Judy Spangler, Joyce Wertz, Selby Cannon, Linda Cannon, and Ann Graham. Standing: Mary Landis, Julia Shanabrook, Patti Carns, Anne Steinmetz, Jeanne Pinard, Sue Cole, Lynn Hoffman, Joan Farlling, and Margaret Spahr. 121 7 X S 1 ,A ,.-Q., A S. X ,' : N , .ix . A X X .RX XX, Xxx -X . xg X . xv XS 'x Xxx Xxx-x . Vx XM! xxx -- -,.,mk-N- -Nw I 3 , XX-,K ' - N, . ...Ax ,,, ., . i XAWNM 7 Ak K . . -A A Xxx-X X . xx 1 I Yau- 5 WX , gl J, ins lj 1 I , 1 ' ' 1 , f , 1 2 s ,f ' ' , , -1 . . A 'XX K' 3 , ' , XXX I . . 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I Carlisle Pennsylvania Phone 89 . i reet Carlisle Phone 1084 Carlisle, P C0mP mCmS Of SMITH Muslc HOUSE Bedfofd Shae C0mPa'1Y EVERYTHING MUSICAL READ The Evenmg Senhnel fC3fllSlCS Home Newspaperj The Latest Records Record Players Many Applrances Phone 2342 26 South Hanover Street COCHRAN and ALLEN, Inc l Coach Evans and Mr Casey agree that champrons deserve the best 22 24 30 South Hanover Street Carlnsle Pa Bellaire House Restaurant Carlisle s Leading Rcfstaurant Home Cooking Open 7 O0 am to l2 00 pm l4l W Hugh Carlisle Pa Carlrsle 3160 EARLEY S Spccralrsts rn Good Taste Furniture Floor Covering Draperres lnterror Decorating C lFllSlC Pennsylvania U n -'l a . - s l - ,-, VY , o - . 1 . . ., , l 'y r ' u ,A - , .tw , S55 K Y - .... - 'y 5 ' l 1 A-4 ' L ,HT l , L . 1 4' Z' 'li' ' 1 ,, . 'Y v, I, ff If . 4 z 1 ' s s ' - I .u .V - , 1 . L. l , , . I . 1 X. . . 1 I Boys we dig you the most ' V CARLISLE For the best m ,ull tvpes of shoes PAPER BOX COMPANY shop at Henderson s Shoe Store 118 North Hanover Street EPPLEYS DRUGS JEWELRY TOBACCO Carlisle Pennsylvanm CARLISLE AUTO PARTS N S ZEILMAN Phone 576 Carlisle Comphments ot M BLUMENTHAL MEN S WEAR QM IIWWLFUNERAL Home Carllsle Pennsylvania oi 219 NORTH HANOVER STREET CARLISLE PENNSYLVANIA Telephone 71 DAUPHIN OIL COMPANY Yom ESSO Dlwrlbllllll 200 East Hngh Street Better V1s1on Makes for Safer Dnvers 7 , 1 1 ., , I.. . , 1 ., ' I 8 C H MASLAND 8. SONS CARLISLE PENNSYLVANIA Weavers of Rugs and Carpets As a gesture of frnendshlp and goodwlll between the cltlzens of Carllsle England and Carlisle Pennsylvania both In the counttes of Cumberland two magmflcent rugs like the one pxctured above were loomed m the Carlisle Pennsylvama mlll of C H Masland 84 Sons and presented to Snr Robert Chance of Carlisle England on a vlsnt to Carhsle Pa m 1952 and to the Borough of Carlisle Pa ln 1957 Coats of arms of both Carhsles are woven into the great I4 x 22 rugs m shades of brown and burgundy The seal at the top rs that of Carlnsle Pa depnctmg an Indnan and a frontlersman Woven ln the shleld are the grouse natnve bard of Pennsylvania the Buble a replica of the old west wall fam ous ln Cumberland Valley hlstory, and heroine Molly Pntcher and her Revolutionary War cannon Also woven mto the shleld are emblems of a wheel denotmg lndustry and a sheaf of wheat representmg agn culture At the bottom IS the shleld of Carllsle, England. The rug IS an exceptional example of the Walton Type of weave lt wexghs over 350 pounds and IS one of Masland's most luxurious qualities, Ransdell Deluxe Approxlmately I0 pounds of wool yarn was used per square yard n s 4 s 515 ji .V V - ' f1. 'lg ?1flfe,. ' J - - 5, ':L.f5y4f'r4'i rr J 1 it . is 'f qu , , 1 - fn ff '-:,'1f,' V Y u n , , ' 9 9 9 9 , , . . 9 9 9 9 -9 9 9 -1 . . . , , . . o 0 . u - , w . , ., . . . . . . . . . . 1 9 9 1 ' SHEAFFER BROS., INC. i Sporting Goods Division Hanover and North Sts. CARLISLE. PA. FUN at the Latin Banquet CONGRATULATIONS To the CLASS OF 58 THE FROG SWITCH AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY CARLISLE PENNSYLVANIA BOWMAN and COMPANY MOVIES ARE GRAND Carlisle Pennswlvania AT -I-HE STRAND The Store That offers Good Merchandise H A I- L S an Furniture and Appliances Appreciates Your Business 133 N Hanover St Carlisle Pa Est i899 L C l-lull Prop Phone 740 I I I Q 'V . , I . 0 d . . . , . DeSOTO ARNOLD MOTORS Spring Road and High Street Phone 1822 Carlisle PLYMOUTH FARNER'S GROCERY General Line of Groceries Phone Mt. Holly Hljnter 6-5844 Pine Road. Larnsie K. U. mo. 5 np, Roy L. Weidner GENERAL HAULING Coal-Wood-Sand-Blocks-Fill and Topsoil Gardners. Pennsylvania Phone Big '730R7 or 23OR4 CARLISLE SHOE COMPANY Factories at Carllsle Harrisburg and Hanoxer maalemolscll shoes Main Office N Bedford Street Carlisle Pennsxlxanla Prep 1rmL lor S intl BOYS md STUDFTNTS VN FAR 2 20 lxlrzflcruirla Il In C ollz gc' I?-4 N H inoxu Sl Phone. 'lhls I - . 4, , hang, , T . . A ia - 1 a -- 1 I l L 1 . ' , .. lr - - , 1 . 4 . - - F size, 'b .uv , I 1 1-y - l ' 1: H ' . i.- ' 1 ll , .. 1 .. - .,, ' , ' . . . L .L L ., COMPLIMENTS erf N2 HAAR S DRIVE IN D1IISbUfg P2 CarlIsle and Hanover Pennsylvanla Our Best Wlshes for Success to Each Member of the Class of 1958 FEMININE FASHIONS LINE s. LINE fo, the Watchmakers Jewelers Importers 21 DIckInson Ave Just off the Square YOUNG IN HEART Carllsle Pa f ' in REISINGER BROTHERS INC CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS Carluse Pa JAMES WILSON HOTEL GEORGE E WELSH and SON TYPEWRITER SALES and SERVICE TYPCWFIICFS OffIce Machmes All Typmg Needs LE H M A N S 109 West Louther Street Youthlul F,IshIons Tots to Teens On the Square C'1rlIsle Pennswlvann C ll'IlSIt, PennSxlvInI1 of I - , . , . ' ' bb 37 -I , . ' IL,'-WS , 4.1. ' A Q .n fr-4' W V ' . , . . I , , I ' I - ' - . ,, . . 1 x K C - Q A' L L 4 -X x V I ,I 4 - .1 1 1 THOMAS CO. JEWELERS 36 S. Hanover Street J- C- wenflel 81 S0715 Elgin - Bulova - Westfield -Wholesale Distributors- SWIMMER'S CLEANERS Carlisle Phone 2450 for seventeen years your friendly cleaners 44 W. High Street Phone 1114 A Carlisle, Pennsylvania CARLISLE PA Home of THE FEDERAL EQUIPMENT C0 Manufacturers of Mall Handling Equipment For the Nations Schools and Universities Established 1907 The Boys Hit Pixdirt Again' For Music Everyone Dials While WHYL 960 2 , . O V ., . .. . ' sn 4 V -. . A - '. W XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX I I FARMERS TRUST COMPANY 'UI' 4 C mrlnslc Ptnnsxlt ama CARLISLE THEATRE Estlblnshcd 1907 Nkmbtr F D I C 1 1 'I' r 'H--... Llghts Stationery Store --Q Tlzf Hmm of F1114 Slullmzzlx SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES Drnc m Vkmdoxx RUFE CHEVROLET INC New Cars and New Trucks Parts and Accessorles Complete Seruce on All Makes of Cars and Trucks 35 Clav Street Carlxsle Penna Phone 1500 Used Car and Lsed Truck Sales Lots IH Carlisle East Hlgh and Spring Carden Sts Ph 2034 Harrtsburg Plke Across from Cartel Ph 2221 WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED UNTIL YOL ARE NICKEL S POTATO CHIPS Corn mzsms ami Pre! UIQ Z NN e S Favluorzs fm thc' Sclmolgfnl 6 South CSI Str et Phone I O4 R Ii? N Htmotcr Street Meet You at C I I P I . af 'S 6 em ma sHEAnER's onus stone 22 and 24 West Hxgh Street , 3 1 ' flu f-FI' fl YLAII1-fs ' 2 Q A V ' f r P 'L 'X . . - . . . . . Fl e-st hf-at 1- ' ..,M-'Qin nf-f 1111 ' Av... Hkf if , . f 7 ki-1-.. :.Q.f--....,,, 1.1.3. V 1 : .A 1 V. ' 1 ' .iq Z '-V' 1 R 'Q ' QP I A fl I I 2 I 4 I I P A I ' ' A X , . , . 7 1- I I' . . ,. I - I D , . , 4 - It . .i A , , , . I' . I I I 1 ' 1 1 . V f Y I I- ' . - ',. . - . . , , J F S URS BONNY BROOK QUARRIES Y u-4 ny 4, wwf: Translt mlx concrete crushed limestone Phone 1240 : ! ' -4' 4 OUR STORY BEGINS AT THE END OF A WIRE Preczswn engzneenng applied to the end of a une Wherever electrncuty as generated dlstn buted or utnlnzed the wures and clrcultry must be connected or termlnated AMP pressure type terminals and application tools have been used for many years to make these connections thereby maklngthe use of solder and a soldering tool an out moded techmque AIVIP INCORPORATED GENERAL OFFICE Harrlsburg Pa LOMPLIMFNTS REEVES HOFFMAN DIVISION NIU! CRESSLER Televlslon and Appliances 244 Arch St Phon 2494 Beftem Lumber 8. Mfg Company Lumber 'vixllwork Do xt youlself Items 428 E North St 3rd 8: Bosler Av nue Carhsle Pa Lemoyne Pa Phone 3 or 2931 Phone Ce 8 671 I I l ' . . . . . . , : , . , ' If ' 2 + -gummy., ln., ' 1 - 'pri V Cv ill- I ggi . 1:1 Y . A I 1.4 . L1 f , ll . fy l 1 , . 3 , E 4 T' 'D ml. ' , of ' e . -A -I - - ' ' G. . . N1 3 ' 9 ' i VOGUE CLEANERS J. P. BIXLER 8. SONS I Hardware Sporting Goods Phone- 2159 In, I.. NH IxI'l.. Proprlf-tor Frm' PIVIKIIII and Df'Iiu'rx NPMXIIII' Rudd E H' 1 Culislc Vsllbllshcci 1846 OVIR I00 YI ARS Ol' SI RVICP W S MOTORS INC CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Slles md Scrvlce N9 S Hinower St Phone 1530 Cullsle Pcnnl Open Evenmgs fvx N fxzgfix T www I PHONE I-10 VN Hu h St PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL Carlisle P1 WEDDINGS 6 2-4 . lgl St. at 1.'1 Q In . I Q AS C ,XS W 1 'fl' 1 JJ if f V r ,m I, in J I YI, 2. WI V ff H S., - Nlflwwuunu Call Carllsle 25 M FOR COMPLETE MOVING SERVICE ZEIGLERS STORAGE AND TRANSFER JAS F STEINMETZ ' PHOTO WORK SHOP CUSTOM FINISHING I2l S Putt Street Cirlnsle P BANKING IS CONVENIENT AT THE HOLLY BANK That s right Banklng as convement p1rk mg Qalore right at our door And we ln vnte sou to use our personahzed helpful Qervncee ln all your banklng needs The Flrst Natlonal Bank of Mount Holly Springs Penna The Bank of Permnul Seruce Smce 1906 Member F D IC Member Federal Reserve Swtem 2. GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Z E more 0 'III N0 L'llt'7'1 f blllg PARENTS Produced by KRUGER DAIRY FARMS R D No 2 Cfarhsle Pu Dlstrlbuted by DAIRY -120 Frfmklm Street CWFIISIC P1 Phone 942 7 I 1 .lin , . g- , illg ' l 'TZ . I C , , .i e , 9 u Y, f g9.:1.L':.'..fg , sunuunuu I O' , I - I 3- ly nnonms . 1 . , ., . goo -M.. ef I ll ll , 'S ' -- ' Y 'b ' . t - . I V . . . 1 7 , . . . , . ,, Y ,. . f K ' . . '. , z. Everyone enjoys a Movie Beltzhoovers Food Market AT The CUMBERLAND 301 East Louther Street Carllsle Pennsxl 1n11 ARNOLDS FOOD MARKET A G MEMBERS Baltlmore Avenue Mt Holly Springs Pennsxlvima Baker and Gussman PRINTERS CUMBERLAND DRIVE IN Nevuvllle R D No 1 Phone 374 Rig Q . Z N f , 3 .' 1-J 1 7'!'yQ'1 Q 4' . 'NN t failing, Sl V 5'1,Q,xXiE I P 512 CON1PLl'V1ENTS CAR1 ISI E AERIE xo 1799 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES ' va 'z .Exx I . I 1 -5 X Y . Y-in - Y L . V , . , XTX Ni-, A if IQ xt 151' '-IT. 7.5: 'Pr - Twil- 'fggiaez W mar I YM 6 ,U A. '-,IQ if-'i 'wt QL? Jn- 47-I 'I 'fl Q A 0 . . f't1'Aw'tff4f1N 'Fir Uv- :Nh . Id'..c2Ql fgr. 5 0 M kv CF Midway Bowling Center Oracles Speak Wrsely The C H S Oracle of good grooming at KRONENBERG S fsnest nn young men s wear since l866 next To The court house ln Carlnsle Carlusle R D No 5 ENDERS FOOD MARKET 29 Baltimore Avenue Mt Holly Springs Penna S C BOYER Jeweler Baseball days are here agam , . . . I ll ' ll Acknowleclges The wisdom I CASTLE S Carllsle Dlllsburg CHARLES C. HOFFER Meats W FOSTER BISHOP Distributors Pepsl Cola Lloxerdale Beverages xNdlLIIULlNL I hom 1072 J 925 Pactorx Street Carllsle i BUICK AND RAMBLER SEX FN STAR CARAGI' XI J Fe ter Fountam Serucc Dletetlc Ice Cream 32 Flaxors Ice Cream and Sherbet READS ICE CREAM SHOP Deln eries DHIIN Larllsle P Best Nhshes and Food Luck thc LIMS of FRANK BLACK INC mn and Ilumbmge Qontxantors GEORGE S Flormts For Four Generations Str Larlnslm Pa fnt 40 ' I '. .x . , 1 , '- I 1 ' I '. . t I Y I I w 724 N. Hanover St. Phone 1606 , ' , a. to ' '58 , . Hoa ' LI ' ' 1 ' - G Q 'vet ', '. PIII ' 26 The way you dress J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. 19 North Hanover Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania BILLETS ELECTRIC SHOP 115 South Hanover Street Phone 1080J THE FOOD BASKET Fancy Food and Gifts 54 West High Street Carlisle Pennsylvania ner and Laurie Winn practice soccer skills in girls gym Class I ' Ann Utley, Carol Beltzhoover, Barbara Kidd, Carol Kept- ' . CALL 1360 For All Your Slmppmg Needs XX DAILY MOTOR EXPRESS Q 5 Carllsle Cement Products BUCKLEY MOTORS F O R D Sales Service 726 lN0rth Hanover Street Carllsle Pa Phone 20 nc Cement Blocks Precast Lmtels Builders Supplies I-,dst 'Vorth Street Phone 1597 Hes, fellows' Is thxs basketball or football :N KX 'sigfr-. '15, -ix: P Pa, -72 1 T . N.. 2113252 Ale-X ral, A .-4-' ' 0 5 .... Bl - Y . l ' . T , CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY oBkgHo oY ipsum, MAIN OFFICE N Hanove Street Pho 580581 5 'T, 1,74---ff WINDW xi an SHARON BANK x 1-3 S Pho 3382 Member Federal Depost Insu a c Co p at Peter J Schweitzer, Inc anu aafwcsu of gms .Cpu MT HOLLY SPRINGS PA 4 Tw an in uses f r our Convenience K if V I4 ,, ' SI, .,..,..-f-M- n' I ' ,,,,,-I lf. -- Q' .- I J A I f' ,f , - I A S x 1 K' ' ,. - Q L N ' s K-P---'Q 1 ' 1 It: A A . ' -1' W is L, '- Il I ' H fl- 1 ' V. ,' V DRIVIN 5 . .I 1 I V I , ' L',. , ' - ,, S ..- :I J ',-,,- , ' ' ' , .J-ff 1 1 . r 665 U. ast treet ne - ne I i r n e r or ion I 0 o I :fm f ' pau i Comphments P R 321 Cherrx Street Carllsle Penna he phd! Fnk VI UH N1Jhh M in A zaw men 'Q' Ill IU! INT A hfszv QUARTZ CRYSTALS for commumcatlons and controls MACHINERY for processmg of quartz germanlum and Mr Johns shows the CHS handbook Slhcon to two new Junlors Carl Kldwell and D3Vld Stuart Manufacturmg Armed Forces crlhcal materuals slnce 1938 HOW TO USE THAT GRADUATION GIFT fln case It s cashll Open a Savxngs Account at the Carllsle Office of Dauphln Deposit Trust Companx You w111 be startmg one of llfe s best habits and vull receue mterest at 25 Your 1n1t1al deposit can be as httle as S5 00 DAUPHIN DEPOSIT TRUST COMPANY 2 W Hugh Street Carllsle, Pa 'klember Federal Reserxe Sxstem Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatnon 44 . . of . , . P own I nnmmfm P za. lMrRub1-rlKL ZMxR 'S ILIIMIS, S871 Humxlk 4 .I . ' ll-d ' 5 M S Dora Rift. M, Mmm-nu r .1 iw'-B -, Mf ra ' 9. It . u. Mary mum. ' M M dgl-Anderson I3 ,I G I -H dley, r. .I vp A hom ll Sli' K- -. M I' 5 ,Y 0 h ' M .16 Mr Kalmond G' l- 17 ,I Harold llxhtf. . S Mr Rlthard Truslle I9 Mr Vhi-S -' Kzmnwsll, - zo Mm In ut- Homer. 2 Mrs Mug- sm-er, F r A , - ,, - .I'- , , , . Mrs M,n1frn-wma .r A n mu' i f . 1 ll N I 'f':,'1T1 . . ' ' 'H ' ' - ' . 1. f' Q1 1 Z , G V F5 I fn' , ' T ' ff 'Q , .,.n- .. A : J -' 1:-H ' f -1, vu- a.L1' - ,J is-qv-..a S-f Jap,-'n, . 1 ,.af?.JgAg?W' fin e--.z'?1'f ' '1',:'a? j T Y' 241 Pi: - Q--arg, I-gc: ,, 5 , , I - , . . . , . Y. . V . I. I. v ' - . . Patrons Mr and Mrs Glenn E Barr Jo Ann Barr Mr and Mrs Donald Barrlclt 'T' Bev Sandx Dee Dee and Mnke Mr and Nflrs L .1 Casey Frank B111 Camllle and Judy Mr and Mrs George Ge1ss1er Gnle Gnle from Erm and Betty Mr and Mrs Harold S Irwm Mr and Mrs Harold S Irwm Jr Mr and Mrs Roger B Irwm .loan Denny Barb and Curt Judy Don Mary Ann and Rodney Jumor Army Daughters Mr and Mrs Donald S Kennedy Mr and Mrs James S Renfrew C H S SENIORS PAUSE onthe M155 Dora Rlfe steps of the MUDICIPZJ Butldmg Shan Lan Detectlve Agency Mr and Mrs C C Shanabrook The Herdleberg Lrons 1958 Mr and Mrs Rrchard L Van Gavree Business Directory BEAUTY SALON Sterlrng Beauty Salon 36 S Pttt Street Phone 1308 J CONFECTIONARY STORE The Palace 10 W Hlgh Street Phone 9861 GROCERY Lockwood s Grocery 160 S P1tt Street Phone MEN S CLOTHINIG 1srae1s Inc 107 N Hanover Street Phone 2056 RUG MANUFACTURER C H Masland 8. Sons 50 Sprmv Road Phone 530 SERVICE STORE Snyders Service Store 11 N Baltimore Axe Mt Holly Sprlngs Ph Holly 130 WOMEN S APPAREL Sadre Dress Shop, Hanover at North Street, Phone 3504 R . ' A . . . ' ' v U 9 P 9 4 Y . ,. ' . . , . Y 1 ,lv 1 I7 7 9 Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Landis h ra P I 7 - v ' A 1 . . V , ' . ' . 588 tv 1 s., ., 11. , , . ., . , . 4 EXTERIOR OF THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Carhsle England EXTERIOR OF CRElGl'l'l-ON SCHOOL C.1lllSl6 England X :sw 'M -'zlq OPENING DAX SCENE at Carhsk Semor H1 h School Carlnsle Pennsxlvama , . . . W ,x.Ur,,,...--v- , . . . . . A l' a Xi il ,, N-,. :fl :A 'K Li N- ...- , H. ,,7., . .. -'ww 2-Q-rv' -.----f -f-'--- -- qw , is ' 4 ' ,Aw 7...as -1:--Q 4f - . ' ' ',-' 1,j'gg.kt',, . ,,.4.1x,. .- tif A Q 55, . Q v v f , . . . .Q Y - ' 1 5 Q . - . , - Adm1n1strat1on Apprec1at1ons Adwerusements A5r1culture Department Art Department Index 174144 H1story Club Hockey Home Econom1cs Club Home Econom1cs Department Homeroom Pres1dents Art Club Art Vkork 17 Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal North Auto Club Band 94 95 96 Banner Carr1ers Baseball Humor N ars1tx1 Baseball 1Vars1tx1 116 Basketball 1.lU111Ol Varsttwj Basketball 1Vars1txl Bl0lOLX Club Budget Club Bus Drners Cafeterlt Head Camera Cluo Chatm Club Cheerle tders Chef Club Cho1r Cl tssroom Scenes 13 27 Color Gu trds COI'l1111Cl'Ll 11 Club Commercml Dep trtment Contents Cooks Dancln Club Deb 1te Club Ded1c1t1on Dent 11 Hx 1.1en1st 76 107 10 172 8 D1recto1 of X oc 1t1on 11 8. Adult Ed11c1t1on Dlrector ol Te.st1n D1str1but1ve Educ 1t1on Dep trtment tdcrs ts '40 I 7 7 Df1H11IlCS 86 97 98 99 Dran1 1t1cs Club Drwers Educ 1t1on Engl 1nd s C 1rl1sle 77 103 173 En l1sh Deptrtment 4 Faculty 13 78 4 Footb lll Humor Vars1tx1 Footbtll 1X 1rs1tx1 107 175 17 7 F0161 n L1n1.u1Le Deptrtment 16 9 Foreword French Club Future F trmers Club Future 'V1ec.h'1n1cs Club Future Nurses Club Future Ret 11lers Club Future Te 1chers Club '71 Hostess Club Huntmg gl F1sh1ng Club Index Intramural Sports tBoys1 1G1rlsJ Jamtors .lumor Class Off1cers Jumor Play Jun1or Sectlon Jumor Sen1or Prom Leaders Clubs L1brar1an Llbrary Club Mathemat1cs Department Majorettes MUSIC Department MUSIC Counc1l Nurse Offtce SCCFCIHYICS Oracle Staff Patrons PCFISCOPC Staff Pr1nc1p:1l Burkhart Pro1ect1on Club Psycholo ISI Publ1cat1ons Rxfle Club R1nL Comnuttee QJUIIIOID Scenes 1n Carl1s1e School Board School Photographs Suence Department SLICDCC Club Scn1or Sen1or Sen1or Sen1or Class Play Class Offlcers Homeroom Pres1dents Sect1on Sltde Rule Club SOClll Stud1es Department Sophomore Homeroom Pres1dents Sophomore Off1cers Sophomore Sect1on Spamsh Club Square Dance Club St ite Club Student Government Supermtendent Swartz Teachers Sect1on T1tle Page Thesp1ans G1rls Ensemble Goxernor Letder Graduat1on Gu1dance Counselors Health and Phxs1c 11 Educanon Track Humor Vars1tyJ Track 1Vars1tx1 Nocatlonal Department who s Who Wrestlmt. 46 66 75 4 616269 4 77 95 27 94 793 11 3 92 93 123 145 146 3 5 6 20 21 34 148 70 75 13 28 117 12 24 26 130 3 33 58 9 147 ' 9.10.11,12 89 ' 5 148 120 ' 5 2 - ' 86 Y' l 25 ' 26 7 7 7 ! . 34 79 ' 8. . 30. 60. , ... 4. - . 14 ' ' ' 39 , 5 ' ' ' .' ll l 7 . 85 ' 117 f . . 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