Central Dauphin East High School - Oriens Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

1 I , , ' w 5- i ii! I L3 5 I 1 w 1 f 1 w as V tl!!! ORIENS I964 Volume I The Senior Class Presents THE RIENS Editor-in-chief . , Co-Editor . Layout Editor . . Copy Editor . . . Photography Editor . Art Editor ,.,, Advisor ...... Business Manager , East High School 626 Rutherford Road Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Jacqueline Light . Robert Ward Sylvia Sprankle . Carol Davis . . JoAnn Dzink . Karen Nase Marilyn Bonzo . James Roth Foreword Prelude to new directions, the theme of the 1964 ORIENS, is founded upon the purpose of education and, therefore, the purpose of East. Each facet of East, each area of school life, is a beginning to new achievements. Through the scholastic program and the varied activities the doors of East open to wide and exciting opportunities. The ORIENS has recorded all that has been done by the faculty, administration, and students to prepare for that which lies beyond East. The directions of the future are attainable. East is a prelude to new directions. Table of Contents DEDICATION .......... FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES . SPORTS ...... UNDERCLASSMEN .. SENIORS ..... PATRONS . page Page page Page page Page Page 3 6 24 72 106 120 175 xg' ? , I a s AN D INISTRATION , Supervising Principal effbx iiii 2 fb DR. GWILYM D. DAVIES Dr. Gwilym D, Davies, supervising principal of the Central Dauphin Jointure, is agraduate of the University of Pittsburgh. Here he also received his B,A,, M,Ed., and D,Ed. degrees. Before coming to this jointure, Dr. Davies taught in several schools and filled the positions of both principal and supervising principal. His teaching profession was temporarily interrupted during World War II when he served in the Navy. High School Principal JOHN W. HOLBERT B.S,, Shippensburg State College M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University The Class of 1964 constitutes East's first graduating body of students. Since you entered as sophomores in 1961, you have been providing us--the faculty and administration--with preludes to new directions. We are most grateful for the co-operation, the academic achievement, the co-curricular efforts,the many firsts, and above all the tremendous loyalty which has developed in our three short years together. As a result of your accomplishments inthe name of our school, we will be able to build for the future so that others may enjoy and appreciate the offerings of EAST HIGH SC HOOL. The Central Dauphin School System in its varied approaches to education has attempted to provide you with direction through the development of your understandings, skills, and attitudes. If you have assumed the proper mosus operandij' your direction is properly geared for the future--and may your future be replete with happiness and success. Sincerely, John W. Holbert Acting East High has experienced a very humble beginning. With this humbleness came sincere devotion and the desire to improve. The stu- dent body, faculty, and administration have grown together in experiences and accomplish- ments. With graduation comes the end of one phase of developmentg but, more important, it marks the beginning of a more adult approach to life. The time of being on your own has finally arrived, and you have the opportunity of putting to use the formal phase of your education. We who remain here at East can be thankful for the tradition and school spirit that the class of 1964 has helped to mold. No matter where your paths may lead, always remember that the spirit of East will go with you and that the doors of East High School will always be open to welcome your return. Acting ADAM B. HOOVER Shippensburg State College, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Assistant Principal 2 21:23,-iz' 1 ,, ,, 1, 't,.,. sz if ii if ,f b Principal E 5 ' Q f 2' if L+ gi' E 321 it f X 2 s 5 iz it .. . 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I am very much impressed withthe school spirit, the student body, and the faculty--all of which play such an important part in the development of a new school. I am very happy to have been associated with the Central Dauphin Joint Schools since its beginning, and I have been able to see this school system grow to what it is today. Congratulations- and best wishes to each and every member of the first graduating class of Central Dauphin East High! Your class has been steeped in tradition: you have created many firsts, which will last foreverg you have shown that success can be gained by honest efforts. This is truly the spirit of East. MR. RUSSELL EDWARDS Mr. Russel Edwards is the jointure's administrative assist- ant in charge of business. His responsibilities include keeping the schools' records and pur- chasing for the schools. His teaching career began as a teacher of languages, and he later advanced to supervising principal, serving several years at Penbrook. He studied at Muhlenburg College and received his Ph.B, degree there. He did graduate work at the University of Pitts- burg. dministrative Assistants The administrative assistant in charge of transportation for the jointure is Mr. Paul Landis. He was formerly assistant principal for Central Dauphin. He received his B,S. degree at East Stroudsburg State College and his M,A. at Columbia Univer- sity. He did graduate work at Pennsylvania State University. '.,...,:.gg V X .- 7M Kg kd A M R. PAUL LANDIS Central Dauphin Joint School Board SEATED: Left to Right, Rev. Elias Phillips, William S, Sanford, D. Bruce Gibson, Oscar H, Strok, Marlin C. Seace, Robert A, Black, David C, Bryan, Lewis Nunemacher, Robert A. Harding, Arthur O, Hager, Franklin J. Hooker, Mrs. W. H. Alexander, Giles A, Light, A. Levan Forker. STANDING: Wayne R. Straw, Harold D, Chubb, Harry W. Hershey, Robert E, Felsburg, Riley A. Umberger, Robert L. Hammaker, Charles A. Fesus, Mrs. Theo Pae, John C. Christ, Robert J, Brindle, Fred K, Collins, Dr, Paul G. Vonada, Jr., Dr. Thomas Holtzman, Earle M, Mitchell, Robert O. Witmer, Mrs, Betty Zimmerman. ABSENT: Carl V. Serbell, Jr., Oscar L, Lingle, Mrs. G, L. Morrison, Jr., Lynn. E. Poffenberger, Robert H. Bogar, James L, Hendrickson, MADALYN W. HOLT Penn State, B.S,g Columbia University, M,A,g Advisor, National Honor Society. sv ' 1 it aaa- 2 E 'iii vc , ' , 'X , ,LQYH-X t Jqj- '2l'L:.gV:f, V. A' DONALD EUGENE MILLER Penn State, B,S.3 Bucknell University, RLS.: Advisor, Student Council and Joint Student Council. Guidance Staff One of the main jobs of the guidance counselors is to help students plan and prepare for their future. They supply college and scholarship information, and many business students are placed in jobs through -the efforts of the counselors. Interest and abilitytests are given to students who are undecided about an occupation. Mrs. Madalyn Holt and Mr. Donald Miller inter- view each student, according to his course, to advise in the selection of classes. . 'J' .X 4, gr, ' l iw 2 I ' 1' - . Y 6 :fi 3,--W -..J nu- , I Af 'Sr jg' t ln. I . . I I WW: A I N IQ. v if,.K53f:ifgN.:,f:gi.,53 ,V-z , . .,L, . . ,, W . . -' -fr, . ,, ' ', . lv X :zeal fi Q' Y' AZ East Fhgh Facuh ft. W we MARILYN S. BONLZO Public Speaking Creative Writing Shippensburg State College, B.S. Advisor: ORIENS Spirit Club IRENE R. CHRISTMAN Music Education Lebanon Valley, B.S. Vocal Music Department BRUCE L. DeMARCO English IV Dramatic Arts Kutztown State College, B.S. Advisor: Junior Class Play HOWARD E. BOYER Chemistry Shippensburg State College, B.S. GLENN W. COATES, JR. World Cultures Lebanon Valley, B.A. Basketball Coach VIOLETTE B. DIEHL Latin 11,1u,1v Lebanon Valley College, A.B. Advisor: Future Teachers Club MARY I. CARR Health Physical Education East Stroudsburg, B.S. Advisor: Gymnastics Club V BARBARA L. CONRAD Art 1,11,1I1 Penn State University, B.S. Advisor: Art Club MARJORIE C. DINTHVIAN English III Lock Haven State College B.S. RUTH B. DUFFY Librarian Millersville State College , B.S. GERALD R. FETROW Typing I, II Shippensburg State College, B.S. Divorce C ourt ? A '1 ' 'ttlie' I ' fr' GLORIA L. ERB k , ., I I V gf: , ,, English II ixzfigm 'ie- i - , ffif , Lebanon Valley 'qgQQ5'- - k,4K,rr f . jff College, A-Ph Advisor: Pubnc -Y -i Relations 'tif it 1 2 ' -Zig ,: A . 5 , lkvlat HARRY H. ' FINKELSTON Biology Physical Science Penn State College, B.S. Advisor: Key Club Football Coach Baseball Coach A Xa I 9- , 'XV LAWRENCE E. GOOD English Ill Shippensburg State College, B. S., Bucknell CARL D. HABIG Biology Shippensburg State College, B. S., Building Chairman of BONNIE D. HEPLER Home Economics Pennsylvania State University, B.S. t University, M. S. Sc i e n c e Advisor: FHA P.T.A. Treasurer Department Advisor: Senior Class i TERRY K. HERBERT E. DONA M. LANDIS ix . 5 1 1, 3 HICKS KILLINGER Secretarial Office i 3 , ' Problems of Academic Biology Practice 1, ' 5, , Democracy AdvancedBiology Clerical Office ig a gf? , Q A 5 11 tg. A , Shippensburg Shippensburg Practice VE :A X . in W , State College, State College, Shippenshurg Z A B. S. XX estern Maryland State College, . ' 3 X-U U Advisor: Bowling University, B.S., B-56 Club 31.5, Advisor: FBLA I 1 t x FREDRICK JACK EDWARD J. DIANA M. MOSS ' ,ft , MALONE MORAVETZ English IV Af. K Chemistry Drivers' Xi est Chester I 'Q ' W . A , . Geology and Education State College, l .1 K -Q ll 4 .Astronomy East Stroudsburg B.S. 1- Q A 15 K K ,s Lock Haven State State College, Advisor: wt f, W, College, B.S. Cheerleaders 1' E n It iw' K, Pennsylvania Drivers' Senior Class , Wi ' ' 2 ' K Q A l f, . State University Education Play, Spirit Club I ' I B.S., M.S. Department f' Advisor: Civil Head h ' I Air Patrol Rocketry Club . 1 A f an i' - 9 K' ,K 'Z T J,' -if , i, 'if' K A- fxf , 'V 5 LW . ,, .fgaql M-,V T F5 fx b , Y ' l ss.. l , , ,xf'j,,?.g , 3 ' K' I 5 . , W I , amz. E,j??..5 f 1 f T-A' :A - I l it fgqgffs ER, Est 5 3 ?,,ii,f F ' K . 'W X f. . f, aw -N C ,e IQQ JQ l . if ' X' H ifi ' ' K ' ,, , H ' ,553 J ., I'd rather be listening to my favorite radio station. Thet ical, ever day confusion of East's halls. YP Y YE, -Qi RUTH S. MURPHY H. WILLIAM H , K K Spanish NLKON ' M1 1 English Chorus 1,3 as Dickinson College, Lebanon Valley Q' , ' A.B. College, B.S. .X 2, z j, Advisor: Spanish Q Y' ,L 5 Club . .aa 2 ES if It is Fifdfgfft' f ' A .7 ',-14324212 GEORGIANNA SAMUEL M. K NYCE OBERHOLTZER 1 '- 'A , Business English English III Fundamentals of Advanced English E K Selling Towson State - ' ' tx Consumer Teachers Q I . KW I Economics College, A.B. i Education ' Elizabethtown ' , I ' College, B.S. ' HU' xr L iv 1 tn5'xZe yn XDR v I6 Fmger pamts for me' RICHARD L PAE Physlcal Educatlon Health Pennsylvama State Umverslty Asslstant Football Coach Baseball Coach MARILYN K RADE L Plane Geometry Gettysburg College Future Teachers of Amerxca WILLIAM A RINEER Machme and Gregg Shorthand II Machme and Gregg Transcmptxon Indlana State College Umversxty of Pxttsburgh B S GEORGE F PAUL Algebra II Plane Geometry Ellzabethtown College B S M Tenms Coach J RICHARD PHILLIPS Advanced Math Nurses Math Solld Geometry Algebra I Trlgonometry Lebanon Valley College BS Gold Medal Club RUTH W RAFFENSPERGER Spamsh II III Gettysburg College B A Advlsor Spamsh Club PANTHERAMA JAMES M ROTH JR Bookkeepmg I II Sh1ppensburg Bus1ness Manager of the ORIENS Bus1ness Manager for May Day LOUIS F REDA Industrlal Arts Mechamcal and Archltectural Draftmg Calzfornla State College B S Stage Crew Club HANNELORE SCHAREK German I II III Gettysburg Tlus lS where Miss Bonzo's classes go when she takes plctures RITA E LLOYD J SCHWADERER Health Physlcal Educatlon West Chester State College B S M S Basketball Hockey Softball JOHN S SHROPSHIRE World Cultures Advanced Hxstory Clarlon State College, B S Debate Club SHE AF FER Mathematlcs Geography Shlppensburg State C ollege Audio V1 sual A1ds MARY A SHULETSKY Shorthand I Machine Shorthand I Typmg A Bloomsburg State College, B S 1 I u , ir R11 :ft 1 :raw u x 5 ' 1 yr H153 'Kr A f ' , 4 I 'M ' - ,A I , z of B.s. .s. 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Tl-IORN STEVENSOX ,Xlgelira II Problems of Nurses Math Democracy Advanced Math 2 K Advanced American Sliippensburg State , ' History Colle-ve, BS. X Grove City College, C.D. Vatrsity 'S' ,, B.S. Basketball Coach Q Temple University, 'V' Ms. Building Chairman of I Social Studies , li 27551 'f ri 2, W I fl' Q5 ' 'ff 1' 'X I z V . ' I f I 69' . ,, 'T ' , r S I Q . , gpg., 'ji , - K ..-,Q V.,3, g,gk: VV? Vx it gg: vi -7 - . ... N C fr ' -f f -I X, as ' IIISN if 'fi f , A - 4' .. - 'y T, 7 K ,, 4 1- ,' ' wg gl f , F- mx: i I f ' Q . ,4 fl ' ,E ' , , tb 5: , f . ,f ,, K A ,ka A A V If .Q 4 A ,. at x: f X ', I ff ,Q Wffly . ,, ' . - N XS I 'ii . ff 'If5f?'j55i', .. xp 'Ex :ffl if ' I' I ' 4.: , ' 'X ' 1' Y it ,r Ti 1f- '. Now take a letter. Anyone ever hear of thc John Birch Society? ROBERT W. DANIEL C. XX ILBERT , XX ENTZEL World Cultures 32 S , U.S. History Sliippensliurg State , ,J Millersville State College, B.S. ' b N College, 13.5. Golf Coach Di' ' Athletic Director ' C.D.E. ' DONALD RJNIURPHY Cl-I,XRI.ES L. SHEETZ NOBERT A. ll ILLLXKI IT. VFR Health U.S. History YISIIXESKY Xl OODXMXRD I Physical Education Shippensburg State Plwsics Typing I Q Lock Haven State College. B.S. Penn State I:lu-siness Math HQ gs College, B.S. Lniversitv. B,S, Shippenslmurg State ' Penn State .lrlvisorz Sophomore College, B.S. I University, llfI.Ed. Class Advisor: Chess Cluli Specialized 5 Personnel MRS. ISABEL DEITERICH, a graduate of Wilkesbarre General Hospital, is the school nurse at East. Before coming to East, Mrs. Dieterich was employed as a registered nurse in area hospitals. At East she has many duties, including: organizing athletic physicals and taking care of illnesses and injuries that occur during the school day. MR. JOHN BRUNNER received an A.B. degree from Elizabethtown College. Before coming to East to serve as nome and school visitor, Mr. Brunner was a Driver Education Teacher at Central Dauphin. His duties now consist of checking on absentees and organizing homebound instruction. MRS. BETTY EICHELBERGER is the dental hygienist for all the junior and senior high schools in the Central Dauphin school system. Although her main office is at Central Dauphin, she maintains temporary offices in all the schools. Mrs. Eichelberger received her degree in dental hygiene from Temple University. MR. PAUL MURPHY is the jointure director of Audio Visual Aids equipment and supplies. His duties consist of ordering films that have been requisitioned by the teachers and seeing that these films are delivered at the proper time. Mr. Murphy is a graduate of Shippensburg State College, with aB. S. degree. MR. BRAD HARTMAN, a graduate of Lebanon Valley College and Bucknell University, is Guidance Director for the Central Dauphin school district. In his capacity, Mr. Hartman is responsible for the efficient management of the guidance de- partment. MR. BUCHANAN, graduate of Central Pennsylvania Business School, is the jointure superintendentof building and grounds. He is the supervisor of all custodians in the Central Dauphin school system. Secretaries X Mrs. Schoening , l i Caught in a moment of relaxation The secretaries schedule students' classes, keep records up to date, pre- pare daily bulletins, and organize the S., administrative offices. They offer help daily to teachers, students, and guests. Mrs. Blake :pa MT M ' 4 M- L1. g,g11': -e - .573 . .J r::a1:'::r --- .M E . ruff.-eg... i.nfaa-q-.-- w. we - .-wma up M,-uw Q - - . .pans mu- X N t . .. -Q5 . QS 07 -vm -sm, . :pump-'Q was--pu r. spun nun- . ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Baumhach, Mrs.Mimm, Mrs. Pomeroy. Miss Swartz Miss Albert ' Ed Daihl, Glace Hamner, Dutch Straub. Custodians The custodians and cafeteria staff of East serve the students and faculty in their individual capacity. The custodians make repairs, care for the school grounds, fill requisitions, and perform other duties. Our cafeteria staff, under the direc- tion of Mr. Joseph Rotunda, prepares the school's lunches and handles special school banquets. Cafeteria Staff Marion Rotunda, June Raudenbush, Mary Ellen McCrae, Lloyd Dietrich, June M. Berkelrle, Dorothy Livingston. Remember When... ...East High was ei mere skeleton? vrgig al 521 M W H , fe , - ' . .N 'a' 'sg gy y .gf l 1 ,tj ' f l K , K - Q. Meg L5 7' 'N l...., . ' ,Y A A A ' if ! ' 'Af 1 . 4 ,f , Y . f 'f K I 1 lk. em: it VV V i, 4. 4 571 t- ', k : TTHQW Q k k l Y I A s - f 12-1 EM ' ffl? 1, ' f , A e 6 l . , ax I Y, W . -f -' - j 1, N X ,,,.gl i k ik: . 1 15 L di. .rt K I k ., . ve l ! vin U . , .4 27 . l 1 l QI- 'T i V-, Q . Y: '- W- .q ' ...We entered school through the back ...He ate in the team room IAHHGX -'31 door? .,.Mr. Holbert and Mr. Bolton had their offices Annex B- ew-J? in the library? . . .The skeleton began looking like a school? S, JK. .. I, NO COMMENT! 15.5 in Bored or entranced? Habla usted Espaiol? . gym fp- yzt 4 .ff Qermouslx the Greyhound bm lines go throuvh the Qouthern part of Lancaster County . . . 5 fy Y 3 Hgh , M k 4 i is -1. ACTIVITIES Art Club The Art Club provides an opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with the newest techniques and advances in the field of art. At meetings the mem- bers follow their own interests by using the various equipment. They also paint scenery for the various class plays and make colorful posters for different school activities. The Art Club made and sold original Christmas cards in order to make money for the different materials they use each week. At the end of the year the members and their advisor, Miss Barbara Conrad, will present the school with a club gift. It looks like fun, doesn't it? ROW ONE: S. Pochyba, F. Gallagher, C. Shelly, H. Kirby M. Macon, Miss Conrad, K. Cummings, M. Yazawich, J. qSecretaryy, B. Seace 1President7, J. Cootes, 1TreasurerJ, Kindervater, E. Gerber, D. Souder, B. Black, R. Clemson, B. Talerico, S. Whitmoyer, S. Weaver, C. Downey. ROW TWO: F. Hummel, C. Intrieri, H. Exum, B. Yazawich. Audio Visual Aids Club if A ,H -av ROW OINE: Mr. Sheaffer B. Sherk B. Cousins tAssistant Vice- J. MaGilton, E. Kepliart 5 , Presidcntj, D. Marinoj K., Malldy tPresidentl, R. Milakovic Romondson, L. Doyle, J. George, R. Raub, C. Bistline, B. fVice Presidentj, B. Ritter. ROW TWO: B. Eshcnauer, P. Harper,K.Wrigl1t. Bergstresser, B. Summerfield, R. Wenner, R. Beers, C. Howard, Club members work on equipment in the AV room. The Audio Visual Aids Club, under the supervision of Mr. Lloyd Sheaffer, ably served East High in many capac- ities throughout the year. One of the major functions of the club was the oper- ation and maintenance. of the visual aids equipment used by the faculty. Other duties included operation of the sound and lighting equipment in the auditorium, and provision of the sound systems used at the school dances. The club also aided with the erection and maintenance of the sets for the Class plays. ll' , J. Saul. ROW THREE: B, Hinkle, D. East High Concer iELi',f? 'V ii' Y 2 X-.1 .- -, . 5. ,V V ?,Y.,.. , ROW ONE J Knight B Vveber J Stevens J Umberger V J. Lauver, B. Ward, G. Snow, M. Arms, R. Lawyer, C. Schilling, O'Neal ROW TWO B Slotznick L Woodruff J Daffner B R. Kopenhaver, E. Grubb, H. Killian, S. Turns. ROW F1'VE:J. Vi ampler J Mengel V Hoover R Eyler C Hopple ROVx McGilton, L. Simmers, D. Rhine, D. Spiegel, R. Fortenbaugh, C. THREE S Markunas L McElhany D Conrad S Cropper I Franklin, J. Otstat. The East High Panther band is under the direction of Mr. Noel Z. Stahle. The marching band was led by Penrose Hoover, East's first drum major. Penny put the band through its paces and intricate maneuvers as he stepped briskly to East's Iwist lime wist and other marches. We now turn the spotlight to concert band which began with the conclusion of the football season. Here the band concentrated on the more serious music and spent much more time on dynamics and tone. They presented both a winter and spring concert. d Marching Band efnfhe, ws ROXX FOUR: K. Trayer, G. Stein, J. ROW ONE: C. Erb, C. Custer, S. Sheacls, K. White, J. Kreiscr. Xlilclermuth, D. Edmondson, , Kohl, B, Shenenherger, J. Enterline, B. Strickland, T. Gianforti, immons, R. Clemson, G. Uhrich, D. Miller. ROXX FIVE: C. Irvin, L. Miller, M. Attirfks. ROW TKNO: J. Frazier, XY. Cohick, Y. Johnson, J. Saul, K. Boyer H. Exum, E, Steele, D. Smith. ROXX THREE: P. Hoover, D. Hs-okert, D. Wance, M. Schwalm, R. Hoffer, N. Staller, J. Raker, P. G. Guss, M. Coleman, D. S Penrose directs the hand through their Combined bands at the Hershey game. intricate nmineuvers. Strutters Acrobatic Majorette Virgmla Stxll Betty Mcfjleary Donna Kmsey Majorettes X LEFT TO RXGHT: C. Miller, C. Risser, S. Lebhart, B. Karl, Forkcr, S. Wright, C. Walters, A. Rudy, L. Beaver, N. Eshenauer ffm ' ' :nf f 3, Q 1 3 -M. . f 1 ' M - 1 - ..- w -A 5 gf ' 'W 1 fu' - .1 , - fb W Nga? W-ffn, J: wa 1 2 ,, ' T gli af ,Ski x...yx 3 ff 5 . A, ,'?k?,qfQ 5' .Eh 3 ,Mm n s Q lx . if ' Central Dauphin .lolnt Schools Dance Band ROW ONE: D. Rhine, J. Hench, S. Schwank M Hann E Q 'Nlmmch H Killian G Stein B ihenenherqer J Brown Hammaker, D. Heckert, R. Baily. ROW TWO D Spiegel 'XIISSINIG FROM THE PICTLRE J Knight NT Schvialm R Fortenbaugh, J. MaGilton, D. Light, D. Miller B Davis The senior high dance band, composed of twenty-one mem- bers, has been very active this year. It was formed by Mr. Stahle as a joint band between Central Dauphin and East. The band played at the Forum for the Pennsylvania State Ed- ucational Association and pro- vided East With an assembly. They also played at the Senior Dance at East and at various other senior and high school dances throughout the year. ff E.. ff , W . . .. . ,, 35 i W t East Senior 1 - E We fy Q . fv 53 1: 5 .3 f 6. , 1 f f W ' -' -1 we fy, r , Q , is .1 ' r ' , :xy lg.. :,5 ,g,, , .1 4 : ROW ONE: S. Forker: C. Erb: S, Wright: B. Wertz: J, Lebo: J. Walter: L. Keim: B. Wieseman: K, Harman: R, Wells: L. Spencer: E, Lawley: P. Bauserman: P, Wildermuth: E. Kephard: B. Weber. ROW TWO: J, Parker: C. Megonnell: S, Hendrickson: K, Buffington: C. Custer: B, Gorman: K, Mountz: D. Bircinch: D, Sherman: C. Hopple: L, Hook: S, Maugans: D, Heckert: L, Simmers: D, Spiegel. ROW THREE: J, Martin: D. Choral The success of East's chorus this year may be attributed to the ability of its director, Mr. William Nixon, and to the daily work of the 132 members. The chorus' activities included appearances at school assemblies and participation in community events. Among these events was the chorus' participation in the State Capital's Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Holloway: K. Boldosser: L. Koegel: N. Herbert: M, Kessler: S. Weaver: D, Smith: P, Elliot: S.McE1hanyg C, Bitner: M, Creznic: G. Graham: N. Mays. ROW FOUR: J. Baker: J. Gallin: C. Young: S. DeHart: C, Attick: S, Rodkey: S. Ulrich: J. Eberly: K. Theador: M, Catalano: G. Emerick: K, Sheaffer: K. Snyder: N.Soh.mer: C. Heffleger: L. March: L, Kerling E. Holtzmang M. Arms. otes Also, they recorded for a program on a local radio station, Much of the chorus' time was spent in preparation of concerts. A Civil War Concert and the annual Spring Concert were pre- sented. Eight students were selected to be in the District Chorus. From these eight, Jeffery Knight, Steve Cropper, Patricia Stevick, and Kenneth Straub went to Regional Chorus. High Chorus t S ROW ONE: R, Myers: R, Wenner: J, Steiner: E, Moore: B. Arnold: L, Bortner: W, Cohick: R. Koppenheffer: D, Nardisg J, Hummer J, Knight: M. Schwalm. ROW TWO: W, Shenenberger: A, Shatto L, Legg: S, Sheetz: P, Stevickg J, Rutherford: H, Kern: S, Rhen L. Klouserg S, Sheads, ROW THREE: C, Kreitzer: S, Rudisill E. Steele: J, Speelmang S, Weisel: A, Tarasi: V, Still: B, Hammell N, Bretz: C. King: V, Corkle: D, Lightnerg M, Kocher. ROW FOUR L, Musserg M, Quillen: F. Bowermang C, Lutz: L, Stauffer: S Myers: S, Canning: M, Libby: G, Schwartz: A, Landis: D, Johnson R. Neill: J, Dzink: S, Dodson. Q ? tg: W . 5 I 4 I s ,rf Steve Cropper, Janet Umluerger, Accompanists, and Mr. Nixon, l Bowling Club ROW ONE: J. Lang, J. Dzink, D. Snyder, S. Hendrickson,K. Nase, B. Keeley. ROW TWO: K. Straub, C. Rhoads, P. Schriver, L. Fair, P. Wildermuth, A. Livingston. .sus fr ,av .... Watch Out, Chick! Keep your balance! The Bowling Club is not a fully chartered club in respect to holding dances and earning profit. There is no faculty sponsor. There are no rules re- garding membership and attendance at meetings. The club members formed the club and bowl merely for their own recreation. They do not compete against other teams, nor do they formally compete within their own group. However, there is a challenge present to im- prove their bowling skills--the real purpose of this free-lance organiza- tion. With this kind of de- termination, the Bowling Club of East will soon be setting scoring records. There goes Karen's FAST ball! Civil Air Patrol Rocketry Club 1 STAND ' L -..- Va ' i il' 1.32 Y 'r' i Y - ,Q t 'N , ' ii w J, , S - A X T xt L... lx - X' 1951 uni.. ING: J. Bosworth, F. Diadato, D. Diadato. SITTING: S. Ernst,S.Vl'ilson NI 'Xiarkowski The Civil Air Patrol Rocketry Club, under the supervision of Mr. Malone, Works with the Air Force and the Civil Air Patrol in designing, building, and testing rockets. The Rocketry Club at our school is just one of the many branches of the Civil Air Patrol - first of its type in the country. It has successfully fired three rockets this year., For outstanding Work, the members may receive points toward their basic training in the United States Air Force. Now, get serious and debate! Debate Club The newly formed Debate Club became amember of the Central Pennsylvania Debate League this past year. In addition to the ten league debates, the club participated in exhibition matches. The Invitational Tournament, which was held in early February, brought great success to the team. Zael Lutz and Tom Elliott were undefeated in the affirmative debates. The team tied for first place in number of wins. The winner was then decided by the total number of points. East placed second, losing by only sixteen points. The club officers are Zael Lutz, Presidentg Tom Elliott, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Humphreys, Sec- retary-Treasurer. The advisor is Mr. John Shropshire, and the debate judge from East High is Mr. Sameul Oberholtzer. LLOCKWISE Mr. Shropshire, G. Hall, B. Slotznick, P.Hoover, T. Campbell, B. McCollum, L. Miller, B. Humphreys, C. E Gerber T. Elliot, Z. Lutz, L. Bortner, C. Champagne, Custer. Future Business Leaders of merica ONE: N. Bleyer, M. Bolt, R.Campbell, L. Dnrr, - Lememober, J. Porter, L. Salerno Nice-Presidentj, D. Shroyer fSecretaryj, D. Fortenbaugh fllresidemj, Miss Landis, Mr. Siipple, N. Bowman, N. Sill. M. Simonetti. ROW TWO: S. Getchen, A. Miller, N. Norton, S. Smith, J. Altland, M. Atticks, D. Baddorf, Hendrickson S Stepp, K. Ryan, K. Theador, V. Wolfe, S, Minnpichj D: All right, girls, I'll show you how it is done! Briar. ROXX THREE: D. Johnson, L. Zeiders,B,Prichard, B. Nolte, C. Bender, D, Shearer, D. Sweikert, C. Speece, M. Steckley, C. Miller, L. XX oli'e, D. Salinger, M. Kocher, B. Fisher, S. Rhan, M. Werner. ROV FOUR:B. Alexander, L. Leisher. D. Koch. B. Borciner, B. Dettinger, C. McQuilkin, J. Miller, L. Bivler, C. Intrieri, K. Long, B. Jenkins, B. Holtry, P. Kuniz, J. Latz, Hummer. Under the supervision of Miss Landis and Mr. Siipple, the FBLAfurthers the knowl- edge of its members in the field of business. Speakers were invited to the meetings to demonstrate the operation of modern machines. The speakers also talked tothe members about the qualifications and responsibilities of busi- ness workers. ln addition to the lectures, the FBLA went on field trips. Gne such trip was a visit to IBM. Because this was the first year for the club, the members drew up a constitution. They also sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. gg 1 ' Future Homemakers of America t . iw. axe' Oh, what we must go through to join a club! Q The Future Homemakers of America, advised by Mrs. Bonnie Hepler, engaged in various educa- tional activities throughout the school year. Also, the members ofthe club held dinners, entertained speakers, prepared Christmas cookies, candies, and gifts. They also went on tours in preparation for vocations in the Home Economics field and in the home. Appropriately enough, the girls sold cookbooks to finance their club. ROW ONE: Mrs. Hepler fadvisory, D. Wacker, B, Merwin, D. Briar fTreas.y, D, Sweikert qSec.j, B. FisherQPres.i,S. Lyons QV, Pres.j, B. Hammell, N. Bretz, P. Cashman, D. Gontz, C. Bender, N. Sill, B, Spangler, M. Shay, D3 Smith. ROW TWO: N. Beers, C. Latz, D. Campbell. C. Guth, J, Baldwin, M, Kocher, J, Altland, S. Rhan, K, Matson, B. Holtry, S, Minnich, D. Shearer, K, Koltrider, P. Gable, J, Lebo, K. Howe. ROW THREE: J. Porter, J, Albright, D, Craig, C, Speece, R. Martinez,N,Bowers, A. Salerno, J. Hoover S. Getchen, D, Koch, M. Werner, A, Brady, P, Sheaffer, D. Alley J. Martin, P. Elliot. ROW FOUR: B. Lawyer, E. Ebersole, S Sprankle, L. Darr, L. Leisher, N. Rados, S. Sypher, L. Dively P. Fetterhoff, S, Hummer, W,Demmy, M. Bolt,J. Yohng A. Hartzel P, Beegie, D, Wirt, J, Dickson. Future Nurses of America This year the active members of the FNA welcomed Mrs. Isabel Deiterich, the school nurse, as their advisor. The Club provides an opportunity for these girls to prepare for their careers by inviting speakers to meet- ings and having programs of medical interest. Each girl is required to participate in a voltmteer program at a hospital. r ROW ONE: L. McElhany, Pres.: J, Dzink, V Pres' .Zi .Q at M -Si' in -2-Q.:-K fx 1 ff-A5 2' gr' SQEK ig: ?' , ,, S. Swartz, A. Alleng E, Lawleyg S, Sypher: S. Wrightg C, Kniselyg l. Rudy: Sec,g S, Megonnel, Treas. ROW TWO: S, Ludwigg J, Martin: C, J, Lebo: A, Tarzisig C, Latzg M..-Xrmsg Mrs. Deiterich, ROW FOUR: Weiss- G, Fmerick, J Park - - - , . ' . er, B, Hammell, V, Still, V. Rier, D, Hersheyg J, Walterg S, Dodson, ROW THREE: R, Nancarrow- J, Umbergerg K. Manleyg J. Gruverg B, Wiesemang L. Griffith , Hoernerg S, Shoemakerg S, Cadizg M, Guillen: S. Canningg S, Ruclisillg g J. Speelman: S, Weiselg J, Robinson, ' K, Smith: P. Krasevie: J, Hoover: N, Bowmang J, Albright: L, Future Teachers of America ? ROW ONE: Mrs. Diehl, J. Robinson, S.Ulrich,F. Schwalm qVice-Presidenty, T. Clever 1Secretaryj, K. Bergstresser qlrlistorianl, S. Whitmoyer fTreasurerl, J. Collins fPar- liamentarianl, H. Kern 1PresidentJ, P. Hawthorne, S. Harry, N. Nye, Miss Radel. ROW TWO: K. Finley, N. Herbert, P. Wevodau, B. Klingler, D. Wirt, D. Smith, K. Harman, S. Harding, S. Cadiz, S. Weaver, S. Sanford, P. Stevick, Who knows what cadet teachers REALLY feel like? K. Boldosser, A. Wilt, L. Dively, C. Bower.ROW THREE J. Eberly, D. Sheffer, C. Downey, K. Snyder, B. Foltz D. Dively, D. Catherman, E. Ebersole, M. Kesler, J Kreiser, J. Gillis, K. McNamara, M. Smith, B. Piccolo N. Jones. ROW FOUR: P. Clark, J. Dimm, S. Lyons D. Patrick, F. Gallagher, B. Bannan, D. Snyder, B. Seace J. Kutler, C. Bitner, D. Gunder, R. Neill, L. Orris The Future Teachers of America is under the direction of Mrs. Diehl and Miss Radel. The FTA gives its members a better understanding of the teaching profession through films and speakers. This club has been very active during its first year at East. The senior mem- bers were given an opportunity to spend an entire day cadet teaching in various schools in the district. This experience enabled the students to see what it is like on the other side of the teacher's desk. Another club project was a visit to Shippensburg State C ollege. The Gold Medal Club, advised by Mr. William Rineer, consists of twenty- five advanced students of Gregg and Machine shorthand. The aim of the club is to build speed so that the members can become proficient in taking business letters and congressional dictation. At the meetings court reporters spoke to the Club mem- bers. Two extra activities of the club were a trip to the State House of Rep- resentatives and a trip to the State Senate to observe court Writers in ac- tion. Vice-President, Nancy Nortong Secretary-Treasurer Betty McClearyg and President, Betty Dettinger take high-speed dictation. Gold Medal Club ROW ONE: Mr. Rineer, D. Shro er K. R B. ll is S y , yan, 1CCleary, C. Miller, J. Latz. ROW THRE E: D, Koch. A. Miller D Baddorf, S. Hendrickson, P. Kuntz. ROW TWO: N. Bleyer, B. Bordner, B. Dettinger. C, McQuilkin, J. Miller, D. Salinger B Prichard, B. Nolte, N. Norton, C. Speece, M. Steckley, L. Wolfe, D. Johnson. G mnastics Club ROW ONE: P. Hawthorne, S. Harry, C. Custer, E. Rex, J. Altland, B, Klingler. L. Platt, J. Bass, C. Beam, K. Attick. ROW TWO: C. Miller, P. Kuntz, R. Habecker, A. Smith, K. Smith, D. Weltmer, D. Arnold, S, Sandy, K., Mountz, S. Walter, A. Erdmon. ROW THREE: H. Kirby, S. Smith, K. Kurzawski, B. Sukle, J. Martin, C. Heffleger, The Gymnastics Club was organized this year by Mrs. Carr. No preliminary skill was necessaryto become arnember. Interest and the desire to develop skill in the qualities of gymnastics were the only prerequisites. The all-girl club worked to develop the ability and tech- nique it takes to make an able gymnastic team. F. Bowerman, B. Gabner, S. Dickinson, K. Boxer, B. Hallman, P. Fetterhoff. ROW FOUR: N. Staller, J. Gallia, N. Jones, S. Alexander, B. Smith, C. Bower, L. Marsh, L. Spencer, V. Rier, Mrs. Carr. ROW FIVE: J. Matter, B. McCollum, W. Rovenolt, K. Hetzel, F. Smink, K. Milakovic, M. Fornwald, G. Cunningham, S. Sanford. Junior Civic Club Z , ,x - ,- 1: ' ,lm - . , ,.,. ' r 11 ,. if , A' 1 , 1 v ,1 . , i Y Q . 'asf 4 ,. 4 I . 0 2 X X i ! ROW ONE: P, Stevick 1Pres.J, S, Sheads fSec.Q, J. Rutherford fTreas.J, J, Robinson CV, Pres.l, ROW TWO: B, Sherry, E, Rex, P , Wevodau, D. Smith, S, Sebastian, G. Cunningham, C, Hopple, S, Wolfe, V, Blanch, K, Finley. ROWTI-lREE:J, Markimas, J, Light, R P C R . Enders, J. Gillis, P, Hummel, C. Erb, W, Fessler, J, Milakovic, , Theurer. C, Custer, J, Gallia, B, Gorman, J, Collins. ROXX FOUR: . Ramsey, S, Swartz, C. Davis, S, Forker, B. McCleary, C, isser, J, Eberly, K, Buffington, I. Rudy, J, Parker, B, Klingler, S. McElhany, N, Herbert, J, Roberts, J, Payne, S, Whitmoyer, ,As :rw Wi wb Om? 'ne nwneg 5 t uv we sci can .Oo e U Sur we efe' K. Bergstresser, E. Holtzman, M. Gormley. ROW FIVE: Miss Stamets iAdvisory, B, Hammell, A, Tarasi, S. Ulrich, S, Harding, K, Manley, M, Wech, C. Gill, S, Gilroy, J, Lauver, A, Livingston, J. Baker, P, Hawthorne, N, Staller, J, Straw, E, Steele, B, Wieseman, P, Clark, S, Weaver, D, Campbell, K, Commings, C, Lutz, ROW SIX: J, Kingsbury, E, Costello, S, Shoemaker, K, White, C. Shelly, F. Gallagher, L. Harper, A, Berger, D. Guncler, D, Shroyer, S, Sprankle, H, Kern, M, Creznic, S. Lyons, S. Markunas, C. Brindle, L. Waltman, S, Pochyba, D, Howard, P, Elliot. The Junior Civic Club of East is a service club which is sponsored by the Federated Women's Club of Linglestown. The members learn the fundamentals of Federation work in preparation for being club women. Some of the many projects include selling pompons and toy panthers, decorating the foyer at Christmas, doing volunteer work at the County Home, collecting donations for the March of Dimes, and ushering at school and community affairs. The advisor, Miss Alfrata Stamets, and the officers arrange programs and speakers for meetings. CLOCKWISE: B. Miller, J. Light, M, Creznic, B, MaSalle, S. Faber, D. Alexander, T. Elliot, Mr. Miller. Joint Student Council -451 . -:A ii fig v ii K PS, H ,AP .s h Are they interested or bored? i The Joint Student Council was formed last year to promote a better relationship between Central Dauphin and East. One of the most important ac- tivities of the Council was planning the 1964 joint homecoming of the CD-East game--the first joint homecoming. The members arranged for the pres- entation of a trophy to the winner of this game. Mr. Donald Miller is East's advisor, and this year Bob MaSa1le served as chairman and Jackie Light, as secretary. The following students of each school are chosen as members: Student Council vice-president, sophomore, junior, and senior class presidents, two Student Council representatives, and the newspaper and yearbook editors. Key Club 7 if 3 ' if : - S az ' 'Q e if Q - f 'A 2, ROW ONE: D. Alexander 1Secretaryl, B. Fritz, P. Hoover 1Chaplaini,T. Higgins Nice-Presidentj, C.Chronister tPresi- dentj, D. Wance, 1Treasurerl. ROW TWO: R. Eyler, G. Hall, D. Noll, G. Nunemaker, R. Jones, S. Faber, J. Higgins, Tom Higgins and Carl Chronister display the Key Club banner along with the gavel and bell. S. Cropper, T. Elliot. ROW THREE: Mr. Finkleston, B. Miller, B. Surace, L. Foltz, D. Stevick, R. Pierce, R. Gray, H. Nauss. ROW FOUR? G. Uhrich, T. Work, H. Ganster, D. Miller. G. Roksandic, J. Goldsmith, Davis, R. Myers. One of East's most active clubs this year was the Key Club. Under the supervision of faculty advisor, Mr. Harry Finkelston, and Kiwanis advisor, Mr. Robert Pressley, the club accomplished much in school and com- munity functions. The Key Club sponsored a Toys for Tots campaign and a canned foods drive to help needy people have agood Thanksgiving. The Thanksgiving assembly was produced by the club. Those who put much time into making it a success were Penrose Hoover,BobMiller, and Drew Miller. In April, the club visited the state con- vention in Philadelphia for three days. At the convention facts concerning ways to improve the individual Key Clubs were presented tothe scheduled classes. 1 3 ROW ONE: J. Payne, K. Boynton 1Secretaryj, T. Clever J. Fludovich, D. Hershey, L. DeMartino, B. Hammel, Mrs Nice-Presidentj,S.DeWolfefPresidentl,L.Hoerner1Treasur- Sowers. ROW THREE: K. Snyder, C. Smith, S. Sprankle ery, A. Hartzel, B. Sherry, J. Markunas. ROW TWO: P. P. Elliot, B. Bannon. C. Champagne, S. Wagner, C. Wirth Gable, N. Herbert, J. Roberts, J. Gillis, J. Light, M. Shay, M. Yazawich, K. Kohnlein. e Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais, one of the busiest clubs at East, had a new responsibility this year. Throughthe interest and work of the members, a chapter of the American Field Service was organized in order to have an exchange student at East next year. To finance this project, the club made and sold fudge and, in cooperation with the Student Coun- cil, organized a Tag Day. Evening meetings were held to increase the members' appreciation of French culture. Programs on French art and music were pre- sented, and natives of France spoke to the group. The club held its annual French dinner and a soiree in April. And they want to SELL the fudge? 48 Library Assistants . X' f . x , 4 s LEFT TO RIGHT: S.Bogart, S. Forker, K. Boynton, B. Sukle, D. Patrick, P. Fetterhoff, M, Werner, P, Cashman, B. Foltz K. Matson, Mrs. Duffy, Several girls of the business course volunteered to work in the office during their study halls this year. These girls help the secretaries with such jobs as typing, filing, and working on records. Ea.st's librarian, Mrs. Ruth Duffy, has selected girls who help her keep the library running smoothly. Processing and checking books are the duties ofthe library assistants. Office Assistants :Fr . .Q ' . 'R , at s Q s Ti ' 4 .Q ' , :S if if X 'M c , X ' QA , 4 'ma d d 1 'tflfl ' A ff if 1 ' 1 R 1 ,mf-N LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Weaver, C. McQuilken, J. Miller, D. Shroyer, L. Zeiders, B. Borulner. x 1 ROW ONE J Lebo L. Hoerner, S. Swartz, B. Bordner, R Egyesites, D Smith, J. Light, B. Dettinger, P. Stevick. ROW TWO M Creznic, S. DeWo1fe, P. Elliot, J. Kingsbury, C. Garman, M. Holtzman J Rutherford L Zeiders, D. Schroyer, M. Atticks, S. SteDD. ational Honor Society The National Honor Society was organized to recognize those outstanding students who have achieved a high academic record. The members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This honorary society is advised by Mrs. Madalynl Holt. Its officers include President, Carl Chronisterg Vice-President, Fred Wevadaug and Secretary, Pat Stevick. Members are required to maintain a 4.0 average throughout the year. J. Miller. ROW THREE D Wance F Wevodau R Mason W. Weber, J. Reightier, C Chronister,R Fagnani R Kelley MANGA A bfi SPIRIT CLUB OFFICERS: Mark Holtzman, Treas.g Bob Miller, V-Pres.g Miss Bonzo, Advisor, Tish Clever, Sec.: George Nunemaker, Pres. x f' X1 1 1 3 L School Spirit Club East High ROW ONE: C, Erb, S, Rhan, K. Theador, S. Smith, B, McCollum, L. Miller, ROW TWO: R. Nancarrow, D. Campbell, C. Guth, B. Merwin, K, Buffington, S. Sanford, D. Lobel, D. Waltz, J. Light, S. Humphreys, B. Humphreys, M. Gormley, L. Beaver. ROW THREE: S, Megonnell, N. Nye, D, Smith, S. Bogart, J, Parker, B. Hammell, K, Boynton, S, Forker, C. Lowe, N, Bretz, M. Wech, J. Robinson, A, Tarasi, S. Pochyba. N. McHugh, E. Holtzman, A, Papsadora. ROW FOUR: K. McNamara, A. Hartzel, J, Kutler, S, Markunas, N. Morse, S. Weaver, D. Folkers, J, Hoover, M. Kocher, N. Bowman, C. Stickl, S. DeWolfe, A. Livingston, S, Cadiz, D, Catherman, K, Bergstresser, L. Platt, A. Martz, Sheetz, C, Downey, K. Kohnlein, C, Custer, ROW FIVE: . Clarke, S, Getchen, J, Albright, T. Clever, D. Howard, E. Gerber, C, Bergstresser,G.Snow, B, Jacobs, D. Chritzman, G. Roksandic, D. Miller, F. Hummel, S. Challenger, C. Chronister, H, Exum, L. Legg, S. Baker, J. Lauver, J. Rutherford, C. Shelley. S. M CAMERMEN: Jack Otstot and Charles Bergstresser. 1 A fffix, A ' Well, kids, you did a good job. Pantherama The PANTHERAMA staff of East worked diligently this year to produce a paper containing the most current events, interesting editorials, and the latest gossip. The paper was financed through an extensive subscription drive and nu- merous student sponsored projects throughout the year. Mrs. Ruth Raffensperger, advisor of the PANTHERAMA greatly aided the staff in the production of East High's first newspaper. EDITORS J Lauvef A Llvmsston wi Kocher B Jacobs r Hummel J orsmt, G, Roksandic, B, Humphreys, c,she11y, PUBLIC RELATIONS RADIO STAFF ROW ONE: Mrs, Erb, Advisor: G. Emerick: J. Kreiserg E. Steele: C. Erbg B. Hammell. ROW TWO: J. Fittsg M, Berryg K. Kohnleing L. Millerg G. Houckg B. Cousins. ROW THREE: D. Marino, Chairmang G. Hueyg J. Steinerg D. Chritzmang D, Millerg Z. Lutz. D. Laudenslagerg PUBLIC RELATIONS A RT Publi STAFF ROW ONE: S. Enterlines K. Commingsg B.Rhen: S. Pochybag M. Yazawichg B. Weber. ROW TWO: K. Kurzawskiq B, Sukleg F. Gallagherg E. Gerber: C, Shelly: C. Wir-thg J, Jeffress. elations The Public Relations Club was a very active club this year. Mrs. Gloria Erb served as East's advisor, and Mrs, Lee Huntington was the co-ordinating advisor of all the schools in the jointure. The members of this club did an excellent job in building up the name of East. The staff spread the school's news by speaking on several local radio stations, and by having articles printed in the papers. The club was also re- sponsible for handling the morning announcements and arranging the main bulletin board. J-nu ov Good morning, this is XYCDE signing on .fax WN? PUBLIC RELATIONS EDITORLXL AND TYPIST STAFF ROW ONE: S. Leahharli S. Ulrich T, Clever: Mrs. Erb, Advisor: D, Campbell: C, Lowe. ROXYTlYO:B,1XlCC01lumg C. lleissg M Quilleng L, Duncang K, Moliamarag S, Sheetz. K, M Student Council The Student Council is one of the key organ- izations of East, and it is headedby Mr. Miller. It sponsors the Youth Forum, the Joint Student Council, and the Teen Queen. Other projects include a car wash, and the dance after the CD game. The Student Council has several com- mittees Which are important to the school as well as to the Council. The Standing Com- mittee, c on s i st i n g of thepresident,the sec- retary, and a member of the Council qMichae1 Peacej, is in charge ofthe activities of East. OFFICERS: Skip Foultz, Treasurer: Judy Rutherford, Secretaryg'Denny Wance, President: Bob MaSalle, Vice-president. A committee of a senior, Carl Chronisterg a junior, Dennis Noll: and a sophomore, Paul Bouserman, work with a faculty committee to plan the assemblies. t a at i. One of the many Student Council pro- jects was their oar wash, dublj. . -rains, :vii mfg- 4 Vfvffi -W. Jw. .wa W' .X X, I C , , X It,-3 f , 'ff 5 1Rub-a-dub- FRONT TO BACK: C. Manmiller, J. Higgins, T. Elliott, G. Uhrich, B. Chrismer, C. Chronister, D. Noll, R. Enders, T. Clever, J. Light, D. Baddorf, C. Miller, K. White, J. Lauver, M. Peace, L. Foultz, A. Jankovic, D. Wance, B. MaSa1le, S. Hartman, P. Minch, M. Hartwick, S. Wolfe, V. Hoover, B. Suckle, S. Sprankle, B. Miller, T. Bell, F. Wevodau, T. Higgins, S. Faber, J. Bressler, H. Ganster, D. Pierce. . 2' , . . l ROW ONE: ll' N- Nye. J. Hahn, S, Megonnell 1Sec.-Treasnl, P, Ste,vickfVice Pres.J, M. Hann 1Pres.j, Mrs, Murphy ffldvisorl. ROW TXXO:S glhent B. Rhen, R, Nancarrow, A, Aungst, L, Kerlin, Walter , Kingsbury, S, Sheetz, J, Parker, ROW THREE: J, Martin Irs, Raffensperger flldvisory, C Walters S Shearls, M, Martin, P, Beeglc, D, Alley, K, Boldosser, B, Karl, K, Buffington - C, Lowe, K. McNamara. ROll'FOUR:C, King, D, George, B, Bannan , J, Kohler, P, Hoover, T, Neidlinger, H. Exum, C, lilegonnell , S, Dodson, Spanish Club on--Q., ,, v M VN I -X . X' ' 'an C Did the Spaniards have this much trouble? The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs, Raffensperger and Mrs. Murphy, worked in conjunction with the French Club to finance the foreign exchange program to be initiated in 1964- '65, One oftheir major money-raising projects was the all-school assembly, Triple Trouble, This assembly was directed by a club member, Penrose Hoover, An important event of the year for the Spanish Club was their Christmas party held for the children of the area. The club made the decorations and provided the entertainment. A special treat was the appearance of a Mexican Santa Claus. Near the end of the year the club held their annual Mexican dinner, at which all the food was prepared by the students themselves. Capital Area Youth Forum Mrs. Stevenson, Tom Elliot, Zael Lutz, and Ben Slotznik have one of many preliminary discussion. The Capital Area Youth Forum is composed of outstanding students from area high schools who meet to discuss several pertinent problems of youth. This year's topics were concerned with the racial question, education, economy, and social responsi- bility. The Forum is based on the format of Congress. Each school sends several representatives fbased on the schoo1's populationj, two senators, and one cabinet member. Bob Miller and Penrose Hoover were elected as senators. Sam Faber was chosen as acting cabinet member because Carl Chronister, the previous cabinet member, was elected vice- president of the Forum. Penrose was also an alternate speaker, and George Roksandic was a member of the Public Relations Committee headed by Mr. Bolton. Mrs. Patricia Stevenson was the advisor of East's members. The Youth Forum is a new program, and the Harrisburg area is one of the few areas which have such a program. ROW ONE: V. Wolfe, P. Stevick, J. Lauver, A. Tarasi, G. ROW THREE: G. Roksandic, J. Goldsmith, S. Faber, R. Hammaker, J. Light. ROW TWO: B. Weiseman. B. Miller, B. Fortenbaugh, P. Hoover. Felsburg, D. Wance, C. Chronister, J. Hummer, C. Custer. Youth Each November the Harrisburg Patriot News and the Exchange Club join in sponsoring the Youth Festival. Representatives f rom area high schools help to plan the gala dance. This year East's Carl Chronister was chairman, presiding over a five-hour continuous program filled with danc- ing, talent acts, and the presentation of sixteen Teen Queens. Pat Hummel was selected by the student body to reign as Miss Central Dauphin East. Proceeds from the event were given to the Girls' Club, At East a committee comprised of representatives from all classes made posters and sold tickets. .- Festival ROW ONE: B, Brought, C. Chronister. S. Harding, J. Hummer, C Custer. ROW TWO: R. Jones, T, Work, P, Hoover, Sprankle P. Rlinch, ROW THREE: B. Weher, A, Livingston, S, Gilroy D, Piper, C. King, L. Hock, G, Houck. ROW FOUR: B, McCollum K, Stark, C. Lowe, S, Hartman, G, Cunningham, S, Cropper, B Weber. K , R Y . Area girls reign as Teen Queens, .rf SEATED: H. Kirby, J. Light, S. Markunas, M, Schwalm, L. Hock B. Weber. T. Work, K, Snyder, S, Challenger, C. Bitn P. Stevick, A. Hartzel, J. Rutherford, R, Jones, C B, Wlse, J. Dzink, C, Custer, C. Buffington. STAND er, S. Pochyba . Erb, H. Kern ING: L. Sheetz 3' 3 'Wifi 4 ' Y .f.zf fif:iz1r2Q.: 2-...t ,f , '- ,. -f A .331-Q.-w u .ix .1-v.1..g, X s -ff R-iitafz-w - . Q- :Miz-ms... , N 2' Q .g 15 'ed ,gs-gsafaaf, ,. .. K I If . , ., , ' A -. ':,,r1:ae..1, 1? ' . ff .f,1+zL,f'ff.f .viik .. . ' 4, we 1- - X -A J. W h K y . .gm - 3 ,I .. ,, .,.,,.i A we A33 'W -' - A ' ,ei .vu fe i , 1.0 Q- A '- fs: W -ff aff ...Q - 5 U 39, f 1 -Q, v A -, I a s ' 1 - - zap ' ' , 'f 4 w 'W P I - 7 If 7 A W gf ,I .- .radon r , Y if 1 ' f ,af 1 - , ,. ff , , 5 f Q-kj , , A . f 1 EVERYONE shows up for a meeting. J' . , , G4 H . . .5 61 Q Y 'J 8, , - V A 2 av , gl Ani--V . W W , . .' , - wage-H-S.. . . , f. ,. . . , V .. .AJ , '- N. , ' - V f , ,, - ,av Y f V F 'TW 251' .wiv :W ' f - . A A 'L B 4 ' 1 - . . '- A far - , , A 75' ,. 'eg 'A 'I ,' ' A f 3 1' sfhfiiiffn w. ' , ,... iw f 7 We searched everywhere for ideas. Oriens , E. Costello, S, Sprankle, P. E11iot,N.McHugh,C, Davis, S, Forker D, Baddorf, M. Atticks, A, Tarasi, S, Whitmoyer, S, Lyons J , Lebo, T, Clever, E. Gerber, D, Miller, N, Morse, D, Chritzman , R. Kelly, J, Parker, J, Robinson, K, Nase. 1-uns .I v .1531-f 55 sf 5 Diligently, they seek new ideas. taff l .. ll If Q 4 2 1 E Some people are ALWAYS running away from work. .1 v Q The lull before the storm. R4 af BUSINESS STAFF ROW ONE: J Cassell B H 11 K B , , . a man, . oynton, THREE: M. Garnsley, N. Bleyer, D, Campbell, L.Duncan, C. Guth, S. Forker, M. Atticks, D. Shroyer, G, Zettlemoyer, S. Weaver, B, Fsordner, B, Prichard, S. Mirmich. ROW FOUR: J, Matter, M, Mr, J. M, Roth. ROW TWO: B. John, J. Price, S, Maugans, M. Bolt, C Siler L, Salerno, K, Lonw, N. Rados, B, Dettinger, C. Kocher, S. Hendrickson, K. Ryan, L, Zeiclers, D, Briar. ROW Mr-Cmiwlfln .T fmiw 5 CAST Judge Frazier reveals that we are ALL guilty. Senior Class Play Sergeant Dan Boland . . . Jim Cootes Elsie Rodgers . . . Sylvia Frazier . . Tyler Connel . . Elwood Durant . . . Florence Durant . . Betty Jo Kelton . Tom Kelton .... Louise Kelton . . . Frank Haggerty . . Ruth Haggerty . . . May Haggerty .... Margaret Shaw . . Johnny Shaw . . Wilma Shaw . . Martin Train . . Gary Durant . . . Carol Davis . Helen Kirby , , Zael Lutz Penrose Hoover . Pat Elliott . , Holly Kern , Ron Myers Debbie Piper Ken Humphreys , Dyanne Waltz Josie Costello . . . Sue Sheetz . . Don Souder . . Sue Swartz . . .TomWork . . BobMaSa11e I can hardly pretend that I'm pleased to have you here, Tyler From this We're All Guilt We're A11 Guilty is a realistic drama por- traying the case of a teenage boy accused of deliberately causing a car to overturn, severly injuring two girls. As the principals of the case and their parents present the facts surrounding the accident, the guilty are discovered . . . we are all gulty. Thought personified. to this. Y He did it deliberately. He ought to be ly-nchea! s 'I hate you! You hear me, I HATE you! :wif ,bt -' Wfiilih ff What IS the truth behind the accident? As students enjoy an assembly they are unaware of the work done by Mr. Louis Reda and his stage and lighting crews. The stage crew pre- pares the stage and equipment to be used in the program. The lighting crew works with the participant to determine the proper lighting. The busiest times for these crews come during the production of the school plays. The boys of the stage crew are responsible for the making and painting of the scenery and the props. 1 2-a i . ' s Q, tri 2 ii ,E sz ti 4 Stage Crew ,- K, Meloy, B. Cousins, P, Bergstresser J Saw L Doyle B Ritter Lighting Crew Z. Lutz, B. Cousins, K. Meloy, R. Melakovic. P. Bergstresser Please don't smash my hair! I X x X Preludes Fro May Day 1963 saw East High auditorium transformed into a court befitting royalty. The Queens of the May and their courts reigned over the fes- tivities, featuring the Royal Pro- cession and talent acts. Queen of the May for ninth grade was Peggy Hawthorne. In the tenth grade court were Judilvlilokavic, Bonnie McCollum, and Barb Humphreys. Queen of the May for East Senior High was Pat Hummel. Cheryl Gill, Lou Waltman, and Merrily Creznic were in the eleventh grade court. Pat Hummel again was a Queen of East when she reigned as Miss Central Dauphin East at the 1963 Youth Festival. Pat, and her escort Tom Shatto, were a stunning couple as they participated in the pro- cession of queens. rf X It's only Reigning smiles. 'om Now, when I'm a senior . . . . . . e Past Prelude Fro A vw?- Sticks and boxes will build a bonfire, but flames will tear it down. East's spirit in action! If only it were that much fun! he Past Pep rallies, sign painting, cheers, and Twist-Time-Twist have all been very much a part of East during 1963-'64, The school spirit reached many heights during the year, but never was one occasion more important than another. Who could forget Lynn Fair, Marty Gruver, Tim Wingfield, and the whole Crew who performed at the pep rally before the McDevitt game? Never again will we see such majorettes and football players. Who could forget the traditional bonfire before the CD game? Both the building and the burning of it are unforgettable. And who could forget the undying support of the school that was shown by its life-blood-the students of East. Our glamorous debutanles y R 1 ,, ?' , W W A Womp the who? The Panther's silhouette against the bonfire. ku- ff? Kilda ig? 5' EE vjr-1 This is one time they cheer together. ThiS iS Our llllllfli' Prelude Fron With mid-January came the senior semi-formal, the Snowflake Ball. For one glorious night our cafeteria was transformed into a radiant ballroom. The night passed all too quickly as we waltzed to the music of our school dance band. We realized that night we were on the homeward stretch. East's oxsn dance band added the final touch to a perfect The decorations provided that special something that made 9V9H1ng the evening a grand success. he Past i . .49 it f The tension mounts as the crowd awaits Eust's oncoming victorv over John Harris 4 t5cHobi.'BusQ f L ,ar 'nf Neither rain, snow, slect, nor hail , . . x 'M' Si SSE! a bfi 7 RTS Cheerleaders Q 'N VARSITY ROW ONE: D. Waltz, P. Hummel. ROW TWO: D. Hershey, M. Wech, M. Creznic, C. Lowe, S. Sanford, S. Sebastian, Dyanne Waltz Ring around the Pan-ther. Pat Hummel Cheering, planning pep rallies, producing skits, making posters to advertise forthcoming games, and organizing the annual bonfire occupy much of the time of the eight girls on the cheerleading squad. Cheerleaders Nle can't hear you, Dyanne! A gm from C- D- JUNIOR VARSITY: J, Dimm, P, Hawthorne, E. Rex, B. Hammell, J, Milakovic, L, Richards, K, Kurzawski, S, Harding The girls also work with the Spirit Club to promote school spirit. Miss Moss is the advisor, and Dyanne Waltz is the captain, with Pat Hummel as co-captain. W , , ,,,i,i,. -11w W's ' Varsity z'-an ,J T ROW ONE: Left to Right, K. Boyanowski, B. Surace, R. Mann, TWO: R. Jones, M. Peace, H. Nauss, R. Eyler, D. Semic,B. C. Fahnestock, R. Keim, J. George, S. Foultz, N. Davis. ROW Freeland, D. Noll, W. Mosley, G. Hall. g we I , ks. If East East East East East East East East East East Varsity Scores 18 6 13 7 20 7 19 O O 6 Lebanon Steelton Lower Dauphin C hambersburg C ornwall Bishop McDevitt Hershey C arlisle Central Dauphin Milton Hershey 21 19 22 16 20 20 27 13 0 6 COACHING STAFF: Dick Pae, Skip Finkleston, Pete Rip 'em up! Tear 'em up! 75 Tate, Max Smith, Ron Brandt. vn, J. Preesler Q I- .5 S S 491 1 2' Ron J ones Roger Fagnaui Varsity 5 Don Snyder Ray Mann Dave Alexander Don's on his way to another TD. Mike Peace .Q ,Q 4, Bob Peters MANAGERS: Tom Shambaugh, Don Fortenbaugh, Jerry Wilbert. Seniors V . , P, VT 6 ,4 E ' ' N fl N l v - i , aj K 1, 1 Q, x 1, , .I , , , g ' Lb A' all 59199 i ff' ' ..v, ' ' ' .if ' if , V af' ' ' . - 'Q 'XWP-qbgx, , jy.g35'x'Q ,J L , -6 Tfiwti 1-flrefi .tg - w .Wife fi' 1 hrfggn d ' nigga? tlQ25r'-'Z.T'T,f-ff? - , , . f -- .V ' ' JIS:-Y' . N ' V Nff' -. i 'fra' is .., f 1 gf! K ' N ,, e X f A :l',.g6-u-qi, 8 A 5 ,,,,g ...M QL A f Ken Boyanowski Walt Mosley Tom Golden Dave Campbell Bob Fritz Mike F ludovich Let's make this a clean game. The march before the victory. Here, see if this will help. Junior Varsity Football ROW ONE: S. Hahn, J. Biery, D. Diodato, D. Nardis, M. Kirby, C. Bistline, M. Radic, D. Wiest, G. Rhine, J. Kriner, D. Pierce, P. Daube, D. Eshenour, R. Shirk. ROW TWO: R. Bentz, C. Howard, R. Keim, C. Fahnestock, S. Ernst, G. Hartwick, N. Davis, L. J. Exum, J. Laudermilch, M. Bomberger, G. Hopkins, F. Love, Straw, P. Bauserman. B. Shirk, K. Mengel, J. George, G. Hall. ROW THREE: D. Stevick, Season In Review Under the capable leadership of Coach Finkleston,the Panthers of East High played some of the top ranking teams in this area. Although the finaltally showed a 1-8-1 record, the Panthers played with the determination and courage it takes to make a team as great as they are. Our second season began with a close score of 21-18 against the Lebanon Cedars. Even though the Panthers put forth atre- mendous amount of drive, they were later nosed out by Steelton- Highspire, Lower Dauphin, Chambersburg, Bishop Mc Devitt, Carlisle, Milton Hershey, and Central Dauphin. The Panthers' clash with the Cornwall Miners proved to be an exciting one, ending in a tie score of 20-20. East's only triumph was over the Hershey Trojans, 19-0. Touchdowns were scored by Don Snyder and Joe Goldsmith. In spite of the statistics, East High's 1963 football team merits special congratulations for a job well done. The junior varsity football team proved their ability to be- come the future varsity stars of the East High gridiron. With Coach Brandt at the helm, the Little Panthers rolled up a 5-1-0 log. Although this was East's first JV team, it showed a fine spirit of determination to win in contests with stiff competition. 80 East East East East East East .l.V. Scores 6 Palmyra 15 13 Lower Dauphin 6 6 Bishop McDevitt 0 25 Central Dauphin 6 31 Cumberland Valley 0 21 Hershey 7 if ,f E f F! 3 Ri: his 3 y . I I f-.. Q.. vQ',,,,,4 1 ,- A X. , -x.L. ws, K ' 3 ii g, Q. fr-N14-fi .M v t . -14 1 7- -z ,P ' L if-wx 'AN J. y 1 Q . ,.- ,W ,vw fx' ' 'iE,au.w? 6 f , ... ,M . ... ff-4 .um '43 JM' .nga . :.:,?:y?tg3M vM , - w, ff Sfflff f , Q, , .aging 2 I - ,L u E .f3?? '-9 1. .2 ff 'K X Q .gf , Q sq' A Q5 if Us +9 w 'P 4' vs 17 G 59 , A? ff Sv .', 1 'sv- 4 A 6? Q Q 3 A Cross-Countr ' We LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wynn, Mgr., S. Bashore, R.Morgan, . . Klase, B, Jacobs, M. Gruver, B. Snyder, K. Stark,T,Bell, Mgr. L L Liggett, J. Enterline, J . Lazen EY' f.5 ' hx' , G.Martin,3lgr., F. Bowerman, YS Semo Varsity Mr. Vishnesky Joe Lazenhy Marty Gruver Ken Stark The cross-country team completed their first season of league competition with a 0-8 record. Although it was a disap- pointing season for the team, valuable experience was acquired bo s who will return for the 1964 season. Hopes ' t 'ns by the seven y t ear with the teams co-cap ai , are for a better record nex y T errv Klase and Bill Jacobs, both returning. East East East East East East East East Scores 55 John Harris 37 Vim. Penn 46 C. Dauphin 50 Cedar Cliff 55 John Harris 52 Wm. Penn 38 C. Dauphin 46 Cedar Cliff ..,2.W,1.,: ff'53:f: EE-'M 'H-gan r,'f.'Sw'g:51 .,.. '3-gr vw: ,J v'1.rf LL f W Jfsfw A ,Viv v . fig .ffl ' - y,5g.5y':2'5nLf::figiiA 2,51 i-:+v,v,w'zQQfa':mf sanf.,,'f,,,,,3,,W'.1. Cwse-s.':z...1xf,.-.Nw f C, Wright, R. Gray, R Surace C Hickey W Ham 1 . , . , . me 1, T. Higgins, G. Roksandic, W. Jacobs, H. Nauss, F. Hoover, K. Frankford. G. Furjanic. Varsit Basketball F Loach Don Hurphx MANAGERS: J. Kitner. D. Miller, B. Hinkle, D. McKnight, B, March. Varsity Seniors BILL HAMMELL FRED HOOVER HERB N.-XUSS The East High Panthers closed their '63-'64 season with an 8 and 22 record. Although this record might not appear extremely impressive, it is a great improvement over last year's 0 and 22 season. Many of those games lost were sacrificed only by a single or a few points. East this year obtained five victories in the Central Penn League, winning over Central Dauphin twice and York, John Harris, and Steelton - Highspire. The other three wins were accomplished in non - league competition. Kim Frankford, the high scorer of the Panthers in the '62 - '63 seasons, finished 11th in the Central Penn League total points standings this year. Kim, as well as all the other players from Nauss to Hammell to Gussy, made everyone at East extra proud. After only two years of basketball, the Panthers have really held their own against the various other school teams this year and will certainly do as well next year. Varsity Scores East West York East Lower Dauphin East Susquehanna East Mechanicsburg East William Penn East John Harris East Lebanon East Reading East Steelton - Highspire East York East Cedar Cliff East Central Dauphin East Lancaster East William Penn East John Harris East Lebanon East Reading East Steelton - Highspire East York East Lancaster East Cedar Cliff East Central Dauphin 86 KIM FRANKFORD, Captain 0- 'f1'3,'.jY1 - 12? i ' ---K-Y-K ng' ' ' f 1 rv Q tl. LEFT TO RIGHT S Dunwoody J Smith T Elliott, D. Moyer, B, Kohl, F. Love, J, Greenawalt, B. Chrismer, H. Ganster, J Yeager C Baylor F Martin fMgr 3 C Howard fMgr,j, The junior varsity basketball team, under the direction of Mr. Coates, completed the season with a won -loss record of 3 - 19. Suffering from a lack of height, the Little Panthers fought a losing battle against their taller opponents. The Panthers began their season at York with a disappointing loss. However, in an exhibition game with Lower Dauphin, the boys moved into the winning column with a 49 - 48 victory. They also won their third game of the season by downing Susquehanna 49 - 39. But from there on the height disadvantage proved to be too much to conquer. The Panthers were winless until the final game of the season when they trounced rival Central Dauphin, 55 - 38. Junior Varsity Scores East 55 West York 66 East 49 Lower Dauphin 48 East Susquehanna East Mechanicsburg East William Penn East John Harris East Lebanon East Reading East Steel- High East York East Cedar Cliff East Central Dauphin East Lancaster East William Penn East John Harris East Lebanon East Reading East Steel - High East York East Lancaster East Cedar Cliff East Central Dauphin 5 'Y . 1 Q m Q - 1 f, , , ,, 44 3' , 'Q xx' 4 . q, 4,16 I gb -4 A ac K i! 'E ' H 1 W Y 1 L ' 'n Y 'I ui W I X6 t H ' 1 2 . ' 5 f f ar I? ... 4 A --1 ,1- 1 swf. .. .. 1' ,Q -I . , CENYlllL EAST ll YEAH ROW ONE: R, Orwan. G, Nunemaker, D, Noll, R, Beers, B, Diehl, M. Kocevor. ROW TWO: R, Brehm, F. Wevodau, R, Raub, J, Enterline, D. Alexander, D, Beaver, M, Gruver, B, Sherk, J, Higgins. Varsi Tri-Captains George Nunemaker Bill Diehl Marty Gruver Var Larrx Bortner , , , r z f Q Hifi- 1,322 ..,. ep:-,-- :Az VZ? i X . 1 gr- he x f , 5427? 5731 W. 'tv '- A 421 Jim Kohl as ore M. Kirby, THREE H Berry P Daube L Bortner D Deltrlch lx Eaefhmn-vm NI Rutherford R Felsburg B Harper R imder ROW'FXX'fW- Y V 1- Dunw- slty Seniors w 'F 'iifwi fi Qi' 'im N W 'U X wifi? 'A 4 Ili. 2 I963 Track . . .1 It ,eg Q '33 '3 531 A CF' if 8.1 fa if xr r Q Q es 'nt . 'P ,, -.ij ' I ..-gm? j n , V want it 8.6.1 vm S xg: V1 M V f I . A ak! if . V y , I ,vu gf, A oy r M ,ar 15.62 Q. la, , , ' png.. ,S Nr! ' Qi 4 fmt if i S XS... . qos., 'luis' y I it! 5 gA.z Q , is ,is at 1. ei f,' .' ' Hw- - I w x ' ,, ' ,,..:.W -V ' ' 3 5' xi? ' is Sk.. M. 'Sw 55' M' ROW ONE- H. Knupp B. S .A ,ff ' af Igwfg, .1 tr . ev ffit. . , ummerfield, S. Rowe, A. Smith, S. Faber, Mr. Karl. ROW THREE: Student, J. Pressler, C B. MaSa1le, J. George, J. Zimmerman,T.Rollason,J. Higgins, Brown, T. Higgins, B. Arnold, B. Orwan, Student, tl. Fox Student, F. Martin, R. Peck. ROW TWO: T. Hobbs, R. Mains, L. Clase, Student, B. Jacobs, D. Alexander, A. Erdesy B. Aebischer, A. Holland, J. Lazenby, B. Kipp, D. Noll, T. Mr. McCloskey, Mr. Moravetz, P. llildermuth. Wingfield, D. Souder, K. Stark, R. Mann, A. Fry, J. Kitner, T ' C t ' fry QQ' :ei :FQ -ll? N3 .2 7.,, tj., , f 1 . T r- if gmt 1 5:-1.5 ll f . I 0 John Kitner, Tom Higgins, Andy Smith, Tri - Captains. The 1963 track team, coached by Mr. Karl and Mr. Moravetz, experienced an O and 6 season record. Although the record and the individual meet scores were not en- couraging, the Panthers, with all team members returning, could hold brighter hope for 1964. The East-men werenot participating in league com- petition since this was East's first year to field a track team. Their opening meet of the season was an exhibition meet with Elizabethtown in which the Panthers met defeat. After a series of losses, the greatly improved team closed the season with a disappointing loss to Middletown, 66-52. East 48 Milton Hershey 70 East 33 East-Penn 85 Annville-Cleona 101 95 East 26 East 32 East 21 East 52 Cedar Cliff Carlisle Middletown 66 106 I963 Golf sl LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Gray, F. Krasivic, S. Miller, B. March, Mr. Wilbert. The 1963 golf team, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Wilbert, completed their first season of competition with 3 wins and ll loses. East began the season with adisheartening loss to Central Dauphin, 17-3, followed by a 20-0 shut-out to York. The team then scored victories over Willian Penn and Susquehanna. After several defeats East's final victory came over John Harris. Bob Gray was the team's most consistent top golfer, but all of the boys gained valuable experience for 1964. East East East East East East East East East East East East East East 3 0 11 101f2 8 31f2 7 31f2 31f2 91f2 1X2 l51f2 5 2 Central Dauphin York William Penn Susquehanna John Harris Cumberland Valley New Oxford Central Dauphin York William Penn Susquehanna John Harris Cumberland Valley New Oxford 17 20 9 91f2 12 161f2 13 161f2 161f2 101f2 19lf2 41f2 15 18 B a seba I I The East High Panthers com leted a success ...I963 p - East Central Dauphin 5 ful, although not a winning season in a two-way East Lower Dauphin 6 tie for third place in the Central Penn League. East McDevitt 4 Led by pitching aces Bob Fritz and Dan Semic East Middletown 3 and reinforced by the big bats of Skip Foultz East Susquehanna 3 and Stan Robinson, the Panthers split the sta- East Central Dauphin 2 tistics' column at 7 wins, 7 losses, with no East LOW91'D3UDhiU 11 games tied. The consistent hitting ability of East McDevitt 1 right-fielder Ron Jones and a strong bench East Susquehanna - 0 remained valuable assets throughout the base- East Central Dauphin 10 ball year. During the turbulant season such East Middletown 0 highlights appeared as Semic's 14 strike-outs East Lower Dauphin 6 against Bishop McDevitt, Stan Robinson's two East MCDeViff 5 homers in a single game, and Barry Seace's East Middletown 6 home-run belt into right field to clinch the Middletown game, 12-8. The second base spot was shifted about between Kim Frankford, Don Rhine, and Fred Hoover, and the outfield was provided with the strength of Don Snyder. Bill Hammell caught the regular season and batted clean-up spot. The Panthers began the season withavictory over arch rival Central Dauphin and finished the Competition by pounding McDevitt 6-4 and barely getting nipped by Middletown 6-5. -4' QL R SJ 3 NE ' . 'il M, I7 C , En' F X C I - A if X 'X l X 125, Cup! in 'W' . an 1 ,' , - --neg ,ng 'in' ' e ' 1490 'ilk sig' . A ' , X' A ' , , If gitefvsfvta- , . .F gp ffl U ic Q 4- 'if ,. r, XX f E N Vg s la X IQXAA an - Qeemitwvlil J ll 1 F ,E .t , rf ,.. ' 11211, 'X il Nqr t ' ' 3 . by ,fx N ' . i A . N . A A .4 . 1 I 1 ' '- M14 , 1.51, lj 1. 'egg -gre -,yspr-j,,, 13 ,M ,ff.,5gf,.-A ,qvu 535' ,lf-42 ', QM--vtrfg-fa' 'Q C' 39, , g , 6 ' .. ' .1 I i F' J x j.1f?12j .,'e fg'3SQf iQ'-yf,fQQq,,LL1i,-5:3 .3':,3.,.i. ,U4,,.fj,.ff 311 , MIA A-iii, .fly-,gQ,.,H ,V -Qsrffi'igyvxfgjgb'-f ..F ily 9:15 T' .it f 'if 1 .ii 1 QT '-4: f l 'ifE i . 'WW - ., ' I Wi- Qu' Q35 ggi 1 47 ' 'M f ig kicif ,fy ROW ONE: Student, M. Peace, J. Betz, B. Hamme1l,B. D. Semic, F. Hoover, D. Snyder, B. Fritz, K. Frankford, Surace, C. Chronister, S. Foultz R. Jones, S. Robinson ' ' , . , B. Seace, D. Rhine, C. Cassell, P. Schriver, Mr. Pae. T Golden, B. Peters. ROXK TWO: Mr. Finkelston. P. Herndon, Tennis - l963 4 ,K.f'. - ',.f'.l 'K.' W', - Q ' l. ,f LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Paul, D. Updegrove, A. Nardi, W. Maxwell,J. Otstot, J. Goldsmith, T. Neidlinger, F Vvevadou T Gianforti, B. Mason, B. Slotznic. The inexperienced, underclassman tennis team of 1963, coached by Mr. Paul, ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 7 losses. After registering a close victory over Camp Hill, 4-3, the Panthers net-men suffered a series of losses before reaching the winners column again. This victory was another 4-3 squeaker, this time over Hanover. The Panthers closed the season with a 4-1 loss to William Penn. The most consistent point scorers for East were Wayne Maxwell and Joe Goldsmith, both sophomores, who formed a doubles team midway through the season. Joe was top scorer for the team and top player oftheleague, being undefeated in league competition. At the close of the season, Joe represented East at the District 3 Tennis Tournaments where he was defeated in the semi-finals. With an experienced team of lettermen re- turning this spring, the tennis team is certain to improve its record of 1963. Camp Hill John Harris Susquehanna York Lancaster Central Dauphin Cedar Cliff Hanover William Penn East East East East East East East East East Sports Review of I964 5.5 k4rL,..,,:AQ ATHLETIC DIRECTORS: Mr. Robert Wentzel and i Mr. Terry Hicks, A , - . Y f i A ... fi T f W , T5 . 5? Q If ?'52?'?'3f Q?Qf?LJ3 TRRT ' QTTT . ' , , -. ,, N y.,5,., ig k,, g,, tQ5l'47Q,fc vfTF:fQ'3z:asfx1.i f s 1-as ,y Q :, a,5iV di N- 4 A f-'-,gf gy:-, .,1,,, fy, - 4- . 1 4 1 Y 2 W 3,.ff'f'ff?f' . N 5 --A f '25, af n xw-,gff 'We , iw, A , R'tl:'2w I. fm.fvfi.,4,f L'1pQ 7:'02'l f'?- in-H-4, . '15-. , 5732. VARSITY ROW ONE: R. Zimmer, C. Brindle, C. Prosser, C. Gilroy, K. Buffington, R. Nancarrow, K. Snyder, S. Markunas, Johnson, H. Jenakovich, J. Dzink, S. Swartz, C. Erb. ROW TWO: J. Feiman, Mgr., Miss Schwaderer. J. Wagner, Mgr., S. Hendrickson, V. Harm, C. McQuiIken, S. Fie Carol Erb JoAnn Dzink Varsity Scores E-ast 1 Carlisle East 1 East Pennsboro East 0 Camp Hill East 2 Central Dauphin East 1 Susquehanna East 2 Cumberland Valley East 0 Mechanicsburg East 3 Northern East 2 Cedar Cliff Richie Zimmer Carol McQuilken Ruth Nancarrow Sue Heridrivkson East East East East East East East East East O O Scores Carlisle East Pennsboro Camp Hill Central Dauphin Susquehanna Cumberland Valley Mechanicsburg Northern Cedar Cliff ocke 4 , r' Y Sun Swartz Su e Gilrox' r X, f .sf JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE NIA ..!?J N 'K 'A , , t .egg ff H ,z I .Q ., 1 . , i .QQ ' ,. U fx E 1 .z iss Schvvuderer, V. O'Neal, J. Markunas, J. .-Xrtley, .-X. Tarasi, Pochyha, C. Schil1ing,J J. Martin, C. Manmiller, J. Cassell, K. Schappell, D. Patrick, McQui1ken, J. Gillis, M. Koppenhaver, L. Platt, Mgr. K. Rodkey, D. Branch. ROW TWO: G. Bollinger, Mgr., K. Harman, K. Let's go girls! Under the guidance of Miss Rita Schwaderer, East High's hockey team has completed its second season of interscholastic competition. Despite the lack of experience, the girls gained a record of 2 wins, 2 ties, and51osses. The most impressive win was over Central Dauphin with a 2-0 score. Led by co-captains Carol Erb and Carol McQuiikin, the team fought to suppress its opponents. Although their record was not outstanding, the girls gained valuable experience which will benefit them in future years. The J.V. team, captained by Anita Tarasi and Sue Pochyba, compiled a 1 - 2 - 6 record. These girls were impressive in their first season of competition and will be a great asset to next year's varsity team. Our Hockey Team 1 . In Action Sandy Markunas Kathy Buffington Kathy Snyder Girls' Varsity Basketball l , 1 . -.....e.i, s. nenurickson, J. Dzink, Miss Schwaderer, J. Stevens, J. Lauver, V. Harm, C. Brindle L. McQuilkin, S. Hartman, H. Jenakovitch, C. Erb. ROW TWO: C. Johnson, A. Martz. MANAGERS: Lynn Baker, Judy Rutherford, Judy Wagner, and Darlene Koch. Varsity Scores East 21 Cumberland Valley East 33 Central Dauphin East 24 Susquehanna East 34 Lower Dauphin East 38 Cedar Cliff East 44 Mechanicsburg East 40 Cumberland Valley East 25 Susquehanna East 36 Lower Dauphin East 43 Central Dauphin East 31 Cedar Cliff East 26 Mechanicsburg East 41 McDevitt The East High girls'varsity basketball team experienced a successful but disappointing 1964 season. In this, their second year of competition, the girls posted a season record of 8 wins and 5 losses. This does not tell the entire story, however, for the girls Came within a point of tying for first place in the Lower Susquehanna Conference. Meeting Cedar Cliff in a battle f . . or first place honors, the East girls played a determined game only to lose in the final minutes, 32-31. At Play Day held at Cumberland Valley, East was the only team to place two girls on the all-conference team. These girls were Sue Forker and Jody Dzink. Carol McQuilkin was on the second team. During this all-conference game, Sue Forker was chosen as the outstanding player on the team. Sue Forker, Co-captain Sherry Hartman Jody Dzink Pat Stevick arsity Seniors Carol Erb .hnnor Varshy East East East East EaSt East East East East East East East East 100 Scores Cumberland Valley Central Dauphin Susquehanna Lower Dauphin Cedar Cliff Mechanicsburg Cumberland Valley Susquehanna Lower Dauphin Central Dauphin Cedar Cliff Mechanicsburg McDevitt Carol McQuilkin Sue Hendrickson Janet Stevens JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE: L. Beachell, D. Branch, J. Cassell, A. Salerno, A. Livingston G. Bollinger, S. Rodkey, J. Gruver, S. Wolfe, K. Rodkey. ROW TWO: S. Canning, A. Aungst, B Eber-ly, P. Balthaser, E. Holtzman, C. King, D. George, B. Baker, C. Schilling, S. Enterline, L Beaver. K 102 I963 Girls' Softball 'aw ROW ONE: B. Brought, R. Rhen, M. Koppenhaver, S. Sandy, C. McQuilken, M. Quillen, S. Hartman, J. Lauver,K Kohnlein S. Forker, H. Jenokovic, R. Nancarrow, A. Martz, C. Miller. S. Gilroy, J. Faiman. ROW TWO: Miss Schwaderer, A. Richards, B. Hammell, The 1963 Softball team at East experienced a long and disappointing season, with a record of 0 wins and 8 losses. After losing to Northern and Central Dauphin, the girls battled to a near-victory in a losing effort with Cumberland Valley. After losing to Cedar Cliff and Northern, East played hard to defeat rival C. D., but again fell short in a 2-0 contest. Losses to Cumberland Valley and Cedar Cliff ended the winless season for East. Although Coach Schwaderer and the- girls did not register a win in '63,Va1uable experi- ence was gained and the Softball season of 1964 looked bright. East East East East East East East East 1 Northern Central Dauphin Cumberland Valley Cedar Cliff Northern Central Dauphin Cumberland Valley Cedar Cliff -wk F9 fix, Girls' Intramurals 2--...,,,,. The girls' intramural program at East was organized and advised by Mrs. Mary Carr. This program was initiated for girls who could not compete in varsity sports. It gives them an oppor- tunity to improve their skills in sports such as soccer, basketball, and softball. All games are played before school on a tournament basis. CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER TEAM RO ' ' Vl OINE: Mrs. Cai-r,C. Bowers, L. Beaver, E. Holtzman, B. Smith, A. Knupp, P. Fetterhoff. ROW TWO: B. Piccolo, K. Brubaker, C. Heffleger, C. Lutz, S. Enterline, S. Yost, D. Lightner. , A-f i . ' 1' -xg .hw Y. T' U il! Q . a . 4 r . ok B .keg I . ' L5 i . .H-anew Come on, girls, at least LOOK interested. 4 . r . 5, '1 T ' Come on somebody -- help!! All right, letls play ball! 104 Facu ix Q Mr. Coates, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Wentzel, Mr. Vishnesky, Mr. Wilbert, Mr. Pae, Mr. Thorn, Mr. Finkelston, Mr. Fetrow. One of the most successful athletic teams at East has been the faculty basketball team. Over the past three years, this spirited team has been defeated on only three occasions-- Lower Dauphin in 19625 Penn State in 19633 and the Harlem Satellites in 1964. Other teams of the area, including faculties of William Penn, Cumberland Valley, and Susquehanna, have fallen prey to the dazzling play of the Papa Panthers. Contributing greatly to the successful playing of the team was Mr. Thorn, whose fast breaks and accurate lay-ups added a necessary consistency to the scoring. In the rebound department Mr. Fetrow and Mr. Wentzel contributed the one-two-punch to aid the successful team. However, there is no one outstanding player. To quote Mr. Wentzel, We are all individual stars. 4 You might be able to get the ball if you opened your eyes, Mr. Hicks. It sketball One, two, cha-cha-cha. Hey, watch that foul! Mr. Fetrow is up for two. Stop, I say stop!! -Q i UN ERCLASSMEN Tom Elliott . . President Lynn Beaver . . . . Treasurer Dixie Palmer ........ Secretary Matt Rutherford . . . Vice-President IOS ROW ONE: D. Pierce, J. Elser, N. Berkebile, B. Baum, B. Busfield, C. Buffington, P. Crisswell, Z. Clark, D. Branch, D. Benner J. Collins, S. Alexander, R. Bahoric, K. Carvell, S. Dehart Row TWO: M. smith, J. Biery, B. Eberly, s. B01uen,M. Dick, S. Dickinson, C. Bower, C. Derr, L. Beaver, A. Aungst, B. Baker N. Bowers, P. Balthaser, J. Artley, L. Beachell, B. Bangert, C Daughenbaugh, S. Derrick. ROW THREE: C. Baylor, A. Ditzler, P. Earl, V. Corkle, K. Brubaker, J. Baker, V. Butler, C. Custer K. Boyer, S. Enterline, C. Mavritic, D. Albright, J. Dickson, Erdman, C. Denk, S. Ernst, A. Bele. ROW FOUR: J. Brandt, R Althouse, R. Eshenour, D. Conrad, J. Eeder, J. Bosworth, R Beaver, J. Allen, M. Eldridge, D. Dively, S. Dettinger, S. Conner J. Caldwell, P. Bauserman, B. Etnoyer, W. Cohick, D. Coffey L. Blankenhorn. ROW FIVE: D. Demey, S. Bashore, G. Brown M. Berry, C. Champagne, H. Berry, J. Brown, R. Beers, P Bergstresser, M. Coleman, G. Boker, D. Bentz, B. Bissett, C Bistline, T. Elliott, D. Dietrich, B. Chrismer, R. Deinkle, T Derr, N. Davis, E. Burton. Sophomores Class Officers Sophomore Class Council ROW ONE. K. Mengel, B Kohl, S. Turns ROVK . . 'TWO: S. Dickinson,Vl'. Fessler, G. Rhine, L. Simmers, D. Stevick, C.Custer C Hopple, L. March, Mr. Vishnesky. 99 ROW ONE: V. Hoover, C. Hopple C Gajdek C G , . , . arcia, N. Jones C. Irvin, C. Holland, J. Frazier, P. Garret, Y. Johnson, D. Holloway, J. Hoover, W. Fessler, K. Howe, K. Hetzel.ROXl TXXO: E. Grubb, J. Kaylor, R. Felsburg, S. Hildebrand, J. Fitts, E. Gerber, L. Hendry, P. Grady, J. Gills, B. Gorman, B. John, M. Gormley, D. Helfner, E. Holtzman, J. Gallia, K. Fonley. ROW THREE: ' D. Heckert, D. Gramer, C. Fahnestook, G. Guss, E, Johnson C Heffleffer D Ge , . D , . orge, M. Harwick, A. Fontaine B. Gabner,H.Hickev r' vm, n You V M nom . .mera-:rf-fave:-F v-vw-Qi, K. Felix, P Daube ROW FOUR R H ff . . : . o er, G. Hartwick, S. Hahn J. George, D. Gosnell, R. Habeclcer, D. Harry, L. Harper,V Hoskins, J. Hasson, M. Kelly, D. Hamrnaker, K. Hinds, D. Fox Farris, Goodyear, B. Hummel, B. Gomber, P. Haran, E Kepliart. ROV FIVE: J. MaGilton, A. Horner, G. Hopkins, F Love, M. Gallagher, V. Goss, J. Greenawalt, H. Grove, IXI. Gahner B. Harper, .-X. Keim, R. Keim, G. Hull. B. Glpcwwpr 1 x:....m H nqmfw '1 f' ROW ONE: C. Ramsey, C. King, J.Martin,K. Kurzawski, L. Orris, Morrone, B. Mosley, P. Miller. ROW FOUR: J. Orr, R. Lawyer, K. Mountz, R. Martinez, C. Erb, P. McNe11ey, D. Matty, J. Student, G. Miller, B. Marzolf, K. Kiner, S. Ozimac, B. Leib, Markunas, C. Kaller, J. Ranegar, J. Klouser, M. Pintea. ROW R. Nunemacher, S. Radczenko, B. Smith, R. Mott, F. Price, K. TWO: B. Klinger, D. Kuhns, M. Lutz, L. Kerlin, A. Kraybill, Kulp, H. Killian, C. Maclay. ROW FIVE: E. Krebs, M. Kocevar, C. Manmiller, M. Morton, P. Minch, B. Piccolo, D. Patrick, D. B. Long, D. Malehorn, F. Martin, B. Markowski, J. Kindervater, Lightner, A. Knupp, C. Kistler, K.Milakovic, T. Koons, S. McQuire. M. Radio, M. Kirby, D. Moyer,M. Pattison, L. Liggett, T. Mahclay, ROW THREE: K. Mengel, J. Long, A. Landis, D. Plasic, J. R. Koppenheffer, D. Nardis, J. Laudermilch, T. Morehouse, D. McQuilkin, S. McE1hany, P. Nestler, S. Neil, L. Marsh, A. Rudy, Mateer, B. Kohl, B. Lescallette, J. Kriner. D. Palmer, A. Papsodora, V. O'Neal, L. Potteiger, N. Page, M. Sophomores 1 I0 Did you say Protista and Monera? ff ,n nw The natural habitat of a boa constrictor is room 207? Sophomores ROW ONE: F. Smink, K. Schappell, K. Richardson, K, Rodkey J. Peters A. Smith K S ' ' ' , , . mith. R, Traini, P W1rt,T Templin: J Swain W . , . Rovenolt, L. Stover, J. Speece, N. Staller, J. Riley, C. Schoffstall, C. Smith, S. Wolfe. ROW TWO: A. Schaffner, B. Shadel, G. Schwartz, N. Staley, D, Weltmer, C. Young, C. Shaffner, S, Rhen, L. Richards, P. Wilbert, G.Spons1er, F. Tezak, V. Sulzez-, P, Raudenbush, S. Semic, P, Wevodau, P. Theurer, E. Rex, L. Smith, E, Swank, B. Sherry. ROW THREE: B. Sherk, L, Simmers, J. Sweikert, B. Stanford, B. Shick, D, Speese, B. Wampler, C. Schilling, S, Walter, B, Stove, A. Salerno, C. S mith, D, Sheffer, 95 e L. Spencer, P. Spriggs, S, Snyder, J. Straw, Ls. Sukle, S. Yost ROW FOUR: D, Wiest, D. Wolfe, G, Wagner, R. Wenner, B. Slotznick D. Simione, R, Swartz, R Richmond,L Smith S, Turns J Z' , , , , . imliki, E. Smith, L. Riedman, G. Runkle, K. Wright, D, Wynn, D. Simmons, D, Wiley, D. Yost, ROW FIVE: R. Zaring, D, Wingeard, J. Smink, J. Saul, J. Ryder, D. Smith, B. Sumerfielll, G. Rhine, D. Stevick, M. Pochvba 'XI Rutherford P S e l V , . , , . p e man, R. Updilce, P, Bakarich Wilsbach R ' ' ' V V J. , . Ridinger, M, Sims, G. llachtman, J,Wi1bQrt, J. Spitler. O12 ROW ONE: M. Beachley, L. Auman, M. Beachell, L. Bordner J. Cassell, D. Campbell, R. Enders, B. English, C.Fesus,T Clever, N. Bonk, J. Bistline, L. Evnas, M. Catalano, K. Boldosser 1 M. Arms. ROWTWO:C. Attick,J.Dimm, L. Dively, G. Cunningham, S. Bogart, K. Bergstresser, S. Cadiz, A.M. Berger, C. Brindle G. Bollinger, K. Commings, E. Ebersole, D. Arno1d,N. Eshenower , 1 G. Fessler, N. Baldwin, V. Blauch. ROW THREE: S. Canning, L. Delvlartino, B. Craft, D. Dodson, M. Farris, M.Books,J. Cibort, A. Brady, R. Arnold, L. Duncan, D. Conrad, C. Brandt, D. Catherman, C. Beam, K. Attick, S. Books, C. DeHart. ROW FOUR: M. Bechtel, W. Aungst, B. Brown, J. Appleby, J. Daffner, B. Cousins, R. Eyler, B. Dean, K. Fleck, W. Dickey, G. Eckhart, L. Doyle, D. Bieber,J.Chrisemer, L.Beamesderfer,M. Ackalusky, L. Doan. ROW FIVE: V. Etlirxger, R. Benfer, R.Fie1ds, F. Bowerman, T. Branoff, T. Bell, G. Davis, L. Baker, F. Diodato, T. Davenhall, S. Faber, R. Barley, S. Brightbill, R. Clemson, D. Edmondsen, D. Etnoyer, M. Bomberger, S. Cropper, B. Eshenauer. Juniors Class Officers Sam Faber . President Jan Lauver . . . Treasurer Sandy Harding . .... Secretary Bob Miller . . . . Vice-President Junior Class Council ROW ONE: B. Brown, G. Houck, B. Peck, R. Barley. ROWTNXO: J. Milakovic. ROW THREE: G. Roksandic, D. Seace, Miss B. Tallarico, S, Leabhart, S. Weisel, J. Fluclovich, L. Deklartino, Stamets. Q45 ROM ONE: K. Harman, B. Hinds, P.Geycr, Y. Goodhurt, IJ. liinscv Hendry, B. Humphreys, B. Hallman, G. Hummuker, C. Patrick T. Granignn, Heier, V. Long, Lcnblmrt, C. Lzxtz, L. Kocgol L. Keim. ROXX TWO:C.Krc1tzcr,J. L:xuver,J. Krelser, Harding B. Kaup. N.Hcnclricks,J.Gruver,J. Hz1hn,.X. llzlrtzel, l-'. Gnllnghor M. Kilmer, S. Ludwig, B. Foltz, D. G0ntz,Xl. Gorevki, Nl. Iforrmvllrl D. Hershey, J. Hollander, N. Herbert, H. llzxmmell. ROKX THREE Laudenslager, P. Gable, K. Kohnlein, P. Koppcnhuver, F. Horner 1 V. Harm, B, Karl, H. Jenukovich, C. Johnson, C.Guth, D. , -if J. Klinger. L. lilrpor, J. -Joikfrc-ss, B. lnnwer, C. Kniselv. B. Jacobs, I.. Klnsv.-, -J. Goldsmith, ROXX FOUR: G. lloucli, D. Kreiser, T. llolxhs, B. Gruy, F. lirzlscvlcg C. Lung, J. Higgins. li. Herf.hQX', C. lloozl, C. lfrunklin. B. Hinlile, K. lfrcw, Rl. lfritchcv, J. Gllrmzm, X. lloruw, S. Hawkins, D. Koller. ROXX FIYIC: D. lfoutz, D. K:xul'l'man, G. Kcmlmlc, M. Holmes, F. Hummel, B. Kcllov, R. Jenks, G. l'I:u'1'isou, H. Cliorclnno, IC. Gornik. J. Gnlflen, I.. Holmes, ll. Kipp, B. Freelzmd, X. Jzlnkovic, B. lfouse, B. Gessner, G. l uryz1nic:. H4 ROW ONE: B. McNaughton, E. Nestler, J. Price, S. Nye, G. Livingston, L. Legg, C. Prosser, S. Rodkey. ROW FOUR: D. Noggle, P. Neff, J. Payne, J. Roberts, J. Mumma, R. Michalek, McKnight. B. Motter, R. Milakovic, K. Meloy, C.Mi1ler, A. Moore, S. Pochyba, M. Morse, N. Mays, S. Maugans, M. Quillan. ROW R. Raub, M. Rubinic, D. Palmer, A. Nardi, D. Rool, S. Pascavage, TWO: J. Matter, N. Ratios, N. McHugh, B. McCollum, B. Merwin, J. Otstot, D. Noll, J. Milliron. ROW FIVE: D. Miller, J. Raker, D. Lenker, J. Rohacek, M. Leeper, P. Miller, B, Long, J. Lebe, B. Miller, R. Morgan, D. Nardis, G. Mitchell, M. Markowski, M.A. Libby, S. Myers, L. Musser. ROW THREE: M. Macon, B, McKlveen, G. Quick, S. Miller, S. Rollason, J. Press1er,G. V. Rier, J. Robinson, J. Kutler, K. Manley, J. Mi1akovic,J. Roksandic, B. Peck, W. Maxwell. Romberger, L. Renshaw, L. Platt, B. Nauss, C. Risser,A. Juniors Be, am, is are, ain't . . . oops! A trap for detention' J u n I o rs ROW ONE: C, Weiss, M, Smith, C Shelly, B Tallarico B Weber 1 C, Wirth, M, Yazawich, C, Sellers, S Shakespeare ,P.Yocum L. Sowers, J, Stepp, S, Sandy, D, Staub,D, Willey, R, Shifflet, ROXX TWO: J, Zebell, L, Rybaczenko, C, Wise, M, Shay, S, Whitmoyer, S, Shoemaker, K, White, S, Sebastian, J. Yinger, J, Weiss, V, See, C, Still, I, See, C, Sprout, C. Snyder, K, Taylor, L, Smith, ROW THREE: K, Trayer, J, Wirt, C, Stanford, S, Wilson, S, Starr, S Tetzl ff S W ' ' 0 , , eaver, A, Tarasi, E, Steele, J. Lmberger, S, Ulrich, Two of the many outstanding underclass- men are Sandy Harding and George Roksandic. Each has contributed greatly to the success of East. During the 1964 March of Dimes campaign Sandy was teenage chairman of the area. One of her prime duties was presiding at the weekly meetings. Sandy also planned and organized a Hootenanny which was held at the Zembo Mosque. Another of her major duties was arranging a county-wide bread sale, the proceeds to go to the March of Dimes. In this sale East High sold more bread than any other school in the area. Behind the scenes in the Pantherama Room can be seen another important junior. As editor of the school newspaper--a position rarely awarded an underclassman--George Roksandic proved himself a capable leader. George was responsible for a well-organized and high quality newspaper. Anyone who has read the PANTHERAMA can readily attest to the success of this endeavor. Underclassm Early in November Jan Lauver and Bob Miller participated in the annual State-wide Student Council Conference which was held at West York High School. These two students were elected by the student council to represent East. At the conference both Jan and Bob were discussion leaders. Jan conducted the dis- cussion about the powers ofthe student council. Bob was responsible for the topic concerning the various types of financial projects avail- able to student councils. .Other areas of dis- cussion dealt with sportsmanship and codes of ethics. Jan and Bob contributed much to the con- ference in their positions as discussionleaders, while gaining valuable experience and infor- mation to bring back to East. 1 The News Distinction once again came to East as the musical talent of several East High students was recognized. Six students attended District Band: Mike Schwalm and Carol Erb, seniorsg Janice Kreiser and Bill Shenenberger, juniors: and Douglas Heckert and Ben Slotznick, sophomores. The concerts were held at Annville-Cleona High School. District Orchestra members included: Gretchen Emerick, Janice Kreiser, Mike Schwalm, and Bill Shenenberger. Janice Kreiser was also selected to participate in Regional and All State Bands. Those recognized in the chorus for District Chorus were: Pat Stevick, Jeff Knight, Mary Ann Kesler, Mike Schwalm, and Ken Straub, seniorsg Steve Cropper and Dale Bieber, juniors. Manheim High School was the location for the concerts. Regionals were attended by Jeff Knight, Ken Straub, Pat Stevick, and Steve Cropper. All State choral participants included:Jeff Knight, Ken Straub, and Steve Cropper. 3, X, And there is Tish Clever who failed to appear for thejunior class officer picture. However, she did appear on the Jim Sunday show long enough to say hello to all the turtles at East. Are you a turtle, Tish? 117 IIB ROW ONE: S. Bogart, C. Fesus, D. Laudenslager, K. White, J. Pressler, B. Miller, J. Hummer, G. Houck. ROW THREE: B. Hammell, E. Steele, S. Rodk-ey. ROW TWO: J. Otstot, D. Beiber, J. Goldsmith, F. Hummel, S. Faber, D. Miller. Junior Class Play THE SHOW'S STARS: Sam Faber, Barb Hammell, and Stephanie Bogart. Cast of Characters Marie . . . Julie ..... . . . . . KayWhite . . Barbara Hamrnell Mrs. Muskat . ........ Eleanor Steele Li1iom ............... Sam Faber Policemen .... Jim Pressler and Jack Otstot Plainclothes Men ......... Jim Pressler Richard Barley Mother Hollunder . . . Sandy Rodkey Ficsur, The Sparrow . . . . Drew Miller Wolf Biefeld . . . . . . . . Joe Goldsmith . . . Bob Miller Young Hollunder . . . Linzman .............. Jim Pressler The Doctor ........... Richard Barley First Policewoman of the Beyond ........ Cheryl Fesus Second Policewoman of the Beyond ........ Darlene Laudenslager The Richly Dressed Man ..... Gary Houck The Poorly Dressed Man . . . . Jack Otstot The Magistrate ...... . . Dale Bieber Louise ..... . . StephanieBogart STANDING K White, J. Goldsmith, D. Bieber, A. Tarasi, Mr. Delllarco. SITTING G Houck, C. Fesus, D. Laudenslager, S. Harding, A. Martv T C. Weiss, D. Miller, E. Steele, B. Miller, S. Rodkey. 28? -., , .s' 13 2 f .K ' s 1 M 1, ' C' If vs'-sf! 4 r .3 2 5. tr ' lf' . .C , L . I ' 17. , 13140 25' t 5 a 'S ' -W . K ':f i'fe5:a,W..-, , K REM 'iii ff? . K fi is T' 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Ill I ri Liliom Liliom is a shiftless young carousel barker in Budapest. He works intermit- tently and sometimes servant girls fall victim of his charms. Among these girls is Julie, whom he eventually marries. Hearing that he is about to become a father, Lilom participates in a robbery in order to get to America. But he is caught in the act and stabs himself rather than submit to arrest. He is tried in the Magistrate's court on high, but they see through him there. They know how he came to beat the girl he married, how he came to plan the rob- bery, and how he came to kill himself. They know what repentance is in his heart though he is much too cocky to admit to, or make any plea for himself. He is sentenced totwoyearsinthepuri- fying fires of the potential plains with the promise that after that sentence has been served, he can go back to earth with a chance to do one good deed there. artz, C. Weiss, K. Kohn1ein,S. Harding, S. P nv V ' oc yba, L. Legg, A. Tarasi. H9 SENIGRS 122 The Elite of East Dave Alexander Carl Chronister CHTOI ETD Robert Fritz .ff Penrose Hoover Iacqueline Light Robert MaSa11e Judith Rutherford Patricia Stevick The eleven elite students of East were chosen because they are at the top of their clss, not just in one area, but in many. One point of their selection was based upon their enthusiastic participation and de pen dable work in school activities. These students have done above-aver- age work in their classes: and their integrity, likewise, is out- standing. The school spirit dis- played and the work done b Y them have certainly been an asset to East Dyanne Waltz Dennis Wance I Senior Class Gfficers 124 Bob Fritz, Vice-President: Fran Grant, Treasurerg Diane Lobel, Secretaryg Dave Alexander, Presidentg Barb Brought Historian The Senior Class of East has certainly been a unique classthrough its high school days. As we look back to our sophomore year, we remember tramping among the scaffolds and tarpolins, having gym classes on the curb, eating lunch in the storage rooms, and traveling to C, D. in order to participate in extracurricular activities. Our major responsibility that year was chosing black and white as the school colors and the panther for the mascot. Bob Fritz was elected president of the class. With our junior year came the spliting of our class and many new experiences. We began to build both the spirit and the name of East. Al- though we did not excel in sports, the highlight of the athletic year came on the gridiron with the 7-6 victory over Lebanon. Judy Rutherford was chosen to represent East at the Youth Festival, and her escort, Carl Chronister, served as vice-chairman of the planning committee. Linda Hock won the Christmas Public Speaking Contest. The officers chosen were Bob Fritz, presidentg Carl Chronister, vice-president: Diane Lobel, sec- retaryg Barry Seace, treasurerg and Pat Hummel, historian. We selected gold and white as class colors, white rose for the flower, and Primus sumus 1We are the firsty for the motto. Senior Class Council We also chose our alma mater which was written by Lynda McElhany and Mr. Stahle. Pat Stevick was chosen as the Student Ambassador to Holland by the Colonial Park Rotary Club. In May we ended the school year with the Junior-Senior Prom which was held at the Hershey Starlight Ballroom. When September of '63 rolled around and the students entered school, it seemed inconceivable that we were Seniors. Now we were really on our own. Our newspaper, the PANTHERAMA, was organized. Our yearbook, too, was in its beginning. Jackie Light was selected to serve as editor. The ORIENS, which is the Latin equivalent for East, was chosen for the title of the book. Dave Alexander was elected presidentg Bob Fritz, vice-president, Diane Lobel, secretaryg Fran Grant, treasurerg and Barb Brought, historian. Pat Hummel reigned as Teen Queen in the area Youth Festival, and Carl Chronister served as the area chair- man, The site ofthe annual Christmas Public Speaking Contest was held in the East High auditorium, and for the second year the contest was won by an East student -- this year, Penrose Hoover. We're All Guilty, a drama, was presented in January. Our high school days were brought to a close with the prom and graduation. We have met with many firsts these past years, and are presently on the threshold of yet another -- our future. ROW ONE Irene Rudy Marie Atticks, P t H a ummel, Diane Lobel, Tom Work, Bob Fritz, Herb Nauss, Jay Mengel, George lxunemaker Fran Grant Barb Brought. ROWTWO:Dave Alexander, Don Souder, J' E t ' ' im n erline, Mr. Habig. BARRY NEIL AEBISCHER Track 2. JUDITH ANN ALBRIGHT Junior Class Play. College Preparatory Judi College Preparatory FNA 2: Spirit Club 3: Spanish Club : PANTHERAMA 1: Intramural 2: DAVID LEE ALEXANDER Dave Honors Football 3: Wrestling 2: Track 2: Student Council 1TreasurerJ 25 Modern Math Club 1: Concert Band 3: Marching Band 1: Key Club fRecording Secretaryy 2: Senior Class President. ELIZABETH ANN ALEXANDER Beth Business Spirit Club 3g FBLA 15 Intramurals lg Gold Medal Club 1. ANITA LOUISE ALLEN General Choir 3: Ensemble 15 Dauphinetts 13 Spanish Club 23 FNA1: County Chorus 1: Sextet 2. DAWN LOUISE ALLEY College Preparatory Spanish Club 2: FHA 1. .. efef ..,i.5i,.5. ff! X,- DEBORAH ANN ALLEY Spanish Club 2. JOAN LILLIAN ALTLAND 126 Spirit Club 33 Intramurals 33 ORIENS lg FBLA 15 FHA 1. Debbie College Preparatory Business WILLIAM GEORGE ARNOLD Hoof General Track 15 Choir 3: Rod and Gun Club 15 Model Aviation and Rocketry Club 1. MARIE ELAINE ATTICKS Business Band 3: ORIENS 2: Intramurals 1g Basketball 13 Gold MedalClub1: Senior Class Council: National Honor Society 2g Spirit Club 1: FBLA 1. Bake ROBERT ALAN BANNAN Bob College Preparatory French Club 23 Fellowship Club lg Debate Club 15 Spirit Club 13 Spanish Club 1g FTA 1. DAVID EUGENE BASEHORE Dave College Preparatory Track 1. DOREENI K XYI' B-XDDORI' Dor Business Spirit Club 2 ORIEN5 2 Executive Council 2 Student Council 1 Biology Cl D ub 1 JX Hockey 1 Hockey Uklanagerj 1 Cold 'Xledil Club 1 JOHN RI DDOLPH B-XKLR LYNN C H IRI OTTE B-XKIIR Honors JCC 3 F FC l OC el Qlanagerj 1 PXNTHIIR UI-X 1 I t JANET K-XY BXLDIXIN Business FH.-X 1 PATRICIA ANN BEEGLE Patti College Preparatory Spanish Club 25 FHA 1. NINA MAY BEERS Shorty College Preparatory Spirit Club 1: FHA 1: Intramurals 1. VIRGINIA CAROL BITNER Bit College Preparatory Choir 3: Dauphinettes 1g Eastettes 13 Girls' Sextet 2: Spirit Club 23 ORIENS 25 Intramurals 13 FTA 1. LEROY ERNEST BIXLER Lee Business 128 CAROL MAE BENDER Bender FHA 1: FBLA 1. CHARLES GABLE BERGSTRESSER Chuck Photography Club 2: PANTHERAMA 1. EDDIE LEE BERRIER Business C ollege Preparatory Business Ed Football 15 Track 13 Class Council 1: Rod and Gun Club 1. JACQUE Bi-:TZ Wrestling 25 Baseball 31 Football 2. College Preparatory-General 1 l 1 'R PDT 2 453, , ,,. 1, . 5 ty -me ' 'Q -em t 3 fs' ' lc A ,X K MARILYN JEAN BOLT Lyn Business Spirit Club 3: LibraryAss'tlg FBLA lg FHA lg Gym Club lg Gold Medal Club lg ORIENS Business l. BARBARA DIANE BORDNER Barb Business National Honor Society 2g FBLA 15 Gold Medal Club 2. .fo G' 50's ROBERT ALEXANDER BLACK Bob Art Club 1, NANCY LOUISE BLEYER Gold Medal Club 2: FBLA lg General Business Intramurals lg ORIENS Business 1. ,A A , -, W 2 Ll f.i:m l QL az f gain! v wx sv' 'YM Nlllq L , gr. A 'Nu'W K K lil l yr Qu 1' - If t if'.9l3 ll lla Public S eaking winners, Linda Hook and Penrose Hoover, with the P non-revolving silver bowl. KATHLEEN ANNE BOREK Kathy College Preparatory Biology Club 1: Fellowship Club lg Junior Class Play lg FHA 1, LAWRENCE XVILBERT BORTNER, JR. Larry Gene ral Wrestling 3g Choir 3: Fellowship Club lg AV Club 27 Junior Class Play lg Track lg Debate Club l. 1 HAROLD LEONARD BOWER Lemly College Preparatory Rod and Gun Club 1. NANCY IRENE BOWMAN Nan Gold Medal Club 1: FNA 1: PANTHERAMA 23 Spirit Club 25 Junior Class Play: FBLA 1: Intramurals 1. Business KENNETH EDWARD BOYANOWSKI Qt Bow General Football 3g Spirit Club 2g Class Council 1. ROBERT PAUL BOYD Bob General Art Club 15 French Club 13 Spirit Club 1. KATHELEEN ANNE BOYNTON Kathy College Preparatory Spirit Club 35 Library Ass't. 19 French Club qSecretaryj 1: ORIENS lg PANTHERAMA 13 Intramurals 1. RONALD CLARE BREHM Ron Wrestling 3. NANCY MARIE BRETZ Noodle College Preparatory Choir 33 Eastettes 1: Dauphinettes 1: Spirit Club 33 PANTHERAMA lg Hockey fManagerJ 13 Library Ass't. lg FHA 13 Intramurals 1. DIANE MARIE BRIAR Di Business Biology Club 13 Spirit Club 2: Library Ass t. 1: FHA lg FBLA 1: Gym Club lg ORIENS Business 13 Gold Medal Club 1. 130 KATHLEEN LOUISE BUFFINGTON Buff Honors Hockey 2: JCC 31 Spanish Club 2: Class Council 2: ORIENS 21 Choir 11 PANTHERAMA 2. DAVID JAMES CAMPBELL skip Business Football 25 Track 2: Art Club 1. BARBARA JANE BROUGHT Barb Honors JCC QPresident lj 3: Spirit Club 33 French Club Ureasurerj 13 Junior Class Playg Softball 3: Youth Festival 3: Senior Class Historiang Class Council 1. C LAUDE HILDRED BROWN General Football 2: Track 2. 'C-1 1 ROSA BELLE CAMPBELL Trioksy Business Fellowship Club Nice-Presidentl 13 Debate Club 1: l-'BLA 1. PENNIE LURLINE CASHMAN College Preparatory FHA 1. CHARLES EDWARD CASSELL Buzz Business xA 5 Baseball 3. JUDITH ABIGAIL C ELESKY Judy Business FBLA 1. 132 CARL STEWART CHRONISTE R Honors Key Club 1Pres. 21 3: National Honor Society 2fPres.jg PAN- THERAMA 35 Baseball 23 Youth Festival lArea Chair- manj 35 Youth Forumfllabinet Memberj 3: Junior Class Vice-Pres.g Student Council 2g Class Council 2g Sophomore Class Historian. MARY BETH CLARKE MoBeth Business Spirit Club 2: Junior Class Playg PANTHERAMA 1: Gold Medal Club 2: ORIENS lg FBLA 15 Intramurals 1. CLIFFORD STANLEY CHALLENGER, JR. Stan Business PANTHERAMA 25 Choir lg Youth Festival Committee 15 Art Clubl fVice-Pres.l: ORIENS 21 Spirit Club 25 Public Relations 13 FBLA 1. DAVID GEORGE CHRITZMAN Dave Business Choir 25 Spirit Club 2: ORIENS 2: PANTHERAMA lg Public Relations Club lg Art Club 1. li Carl Chronister, Youth Festival chairman: Pat Stevick, Rotary Club Student Ambassador: and Jackie Light, DAR CitizenshipAward,winner. PATRICIA ANN CLARK pat College Preparatory JCC's 35 FTA 1. DUANE RALPH CLOSE College Preparatory Football 1 . H N l-ILLFIN ,X. L'OSTl'lI,LO Honors Spirit Cluli 3: FSA 1: Hockey 1: JCC 3: Busketluzill 1: Intramurals 1: OKHCXF 2. JOSIZPIIIXE COSTITLLO Josie General Class Council 1: FXR 2: Senior Class Pl:i'.'. in LINDA ANN DARK Business FISLA 1: I-'HA 1: Spirit Club 15 Fclloxxsliip Club 1. C XROI, LARUE DAVIS College lvrepiiratory Spirit Club 3: PNA 1: JCC 2: ORII-INS 2: Junior and Senior Class Plays: Hockey 1: Dauphinettes 1. SYLVIA JEAN DeVv OLFE SY1 College Preparatory French Club 1Presidentj 3g National Honor Society 2: PANTHERAMA fCopy eclitorj 2. JOHN WESLEY DICKSON WILLIAM RUSSELL DIEHL Bill Wrestling QTri-captainj 3. SANDRA KAY DODSON Sandy FNA 2: Spanish Club 2: Choir 3: Dauphinettes 1. l3d WINIFRED MARY DEMMY Winnie Business Gold Medal Club 1: FHA 1: FBLA 1. BETTY LOUISE DETTINGER Business National Honor Society 2g Gold Medal Club Nice-presidentj 2: Softball 1: FBLA 1. General General General C AROL ANN DOWNEY College Preparatory PANTHERAMA 2: Art Club 1: FTA 1. JOANN LOUISE DZINK Jody College Preparatory Basketball fJV 13 2: Hockey 1Co-Captainb 2: ORIENS 3: FNA fPresident, Vice-Presidentj 2: Spirit Club 2: French Club 1: Choir 3: Eastettes 1: Dauphinettes 1: Softball 1. NATHANIEL C RANE EASTBOURNE NMS General Wrestling 25 Stage Crew 2. JEANNIE MAY EBERLY Eb College Preparatory JCC 3: Bandfront 2g Choir 3: Spirit Club 35 FTA 1. Q. v 'lf Lg. If' A .NQVQY r Su g a ' I ,T x 1 .1 tfkgh C AROL LYNN ERB Efbie College Preparatory Band 3: Choir 1Treasurer 15 Secretary-Treasurer 13 2: Student Council lSecretaryJ 1: Executive Council 13 Joint Student Council 1: Spirit Club 23 JCC 3: Hockey 4Co-Captainy 3: Basketball fCo-Captainy3g Softball Qlllanagerj 2: Eastettes1qPANT1-IERAM.-X 2: ORIENS 2: Public Relations 1. HAROLD C. EXCM College Preparalorv Spirit Club 2: PANTHERAMA 1: Band 3: Art Club 13 Spanish Club 2. me R A .gy , , ,.. Z 4 ix Nm RENEE MAE EGRESITES Fellowship Club 1: National Honor Society 2. PATRICIA ICLAINIC ICLLIOT Pat Business Honors Choir 3: French Club 3: ORIENS 1: National llonor Society 2: FHA 13 Iiastettes 1: JCC 3: Junior and Senior Class Plays. GRETCHEN ARDENE EMERICK Honors FNA 2: Choir 1: Dauphinettes 1: Ensemble 1: Eastettes 1: District Orchestra 2: Public Relations 1. JAMES XYYNN ENTERLINE Jim ORIISNS 1: Marching Band lg Concert Class Council 1: Track 1: XX restling 1. xv R is sf-V - at i In 1 College Preparatory CrossaCountry 1: Senior rr' 5 I .f N, czx' LYNN ERIC FAIR Omar General Spirit Club 3: Track 1: Art Club 1: French Club 1. JANIC E ANN FEIMAN Jan College Preparatory Hockey 1Managerj 35 Softball 1Managerj 2g Spanish Club 23 Choir 1. LARRY GENE FERGUSON College Preparatory Basketball 3. PAULA KAY FETTERHOFF General Library Club lg Library AsS't.3g Spirit Club 13 Intramurals lg FHA 1. 136 CHARLES FISHER FAGGART Charlie French Club 1: Rod and Gun Club 1. ROGER ANTHONY FAGNANI General College Preparatory Football 2: Wrestling 2: Weight Lifting Club 2: National Honor Society 23 Choir 35 Band lg Dance Band lg Easterners 23 Track 1. LARRY JAMES FINK French Club 35 Rod and Gun Club 1. BETTY PRISCILLA FISHER Fellowship Club 1: FHA lg FBLA 1. College Preparatory Business , , D I E :gig DIANE RUTH FOLKE RS Business Spirit Club 1: PANTHERXMA lg Gold Medal 25 Intramurals 1: FBLA 1: ORIENS 1. SUSAN MARDELL FORKER Susie College Preparatory Band Front 3: Basketball 1Co- Captainj 3: Band 23 Hockey 1: Softball 23 JCC's 3: Choir 35 PANTHERAMA 1: ORIENS 13 Spirit Club 1: Junior Class Play. 3 MICHAEL ANTHONY FLUDOX ICH Mike General Football 25 Wrestling 35 Weight lifting 1 Track 2 CATHERINE NORBIA FLYNN Cathy Business Choir 1: Dauphinetts 1: Eastettes 1 GolclNledalClub 2 FBL-X 1 Denny Wance and Dave Alexander East's Leadership Camp repre Sentatives. M.-XRLIN RIGHARD FORRY Butch Business Transferred from John Harris H 1 ishurg Pennsslvania DONALD CHARLES FORTENBALGH D011 Business Football Manager 2: Spirit Club 1 Track 1 Intramurals 1 FBLA 1 1 WAYNE ALFRED FOX College Preparatory Football lg Track 23 Spanish ClubfTreasurerj 1gWeight Lifting Club l. KIM FRANKFORD Mur Honors Baseball 33 Basketball 3 QCaptainjq Student Council 25 Youth Forum 1: French Club 1: Spirit Club 1. C HARLES BUCHER GARMAN Charlie College Preparatory National Honor Society 23 Spanish Club 1. DIANE LURENE GEITER Business FBLA lj Gold Medal Club 1. Transferred from Cornwall High School, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. ISE RICHARD ALLEN FORTENBAUGH Rick Honors Band Nice-Presidentj 35 Dance Band 25 Rod and Gun Club 15 Youth Forum 13 School Combo 1. LEROY TREXLER FOULTZ Skip Student Council tTreasurerj 2: Key Club Baseball QJV 15 25 Spirit Club 2. College Preparatory 24 Football fTri-Captainj 2: ROBERT KENNETH FRITZ Bob Spirit Club 23 Baseball 35 Key Club fSecretaryl: Football 1JV1j 23 Senior Class Vice-President: Sophomore and Junior Class Presidentsg Joint Student Council 1. College Preparatory ALAN KENNETH FRY A1 College Preparatory Wrestling 23 Track 23 French Club lg Class Council 1. Football 25 Baseball 2: Track 15 French Club 1: Spirit Club 1. 3. SUZ.-XNNE LOUISE GETCHEN pg 5' 'fi JQ fi fm I - ., re J , I ,Y b , A I I X 'K M FBLA 1: Spirit Club 13 FHA 13 French Club 15 ORIEXS Business 1g ' A Getch Business A E121 , . fy -f V. A , if , , PANTHERAMA 1- I - ' 1' Q 1 Q 'A . . I . , Intramurals 1. Transferred from Central Dauphin, Q V x 'isa Qs ii f 2 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. b ' i , , - wr'-Q I ,Q A K ANTHONY JOSEPH GIANFORTI ,. ,1.,.,.. 4 . W Tony College Preparatory 1 Junior Class Play: Tennis 33 Band 3: Choir 1: Spirit Club 2: Class Council 13 Bowling Club 1: Intramurals 1. CHERYL ANN GILL College Preparatory JCC 2: Spirit Club QSECFGIHTY lj 3: French Club 15 JY Cheerleader 1. SU SAN KAY GILROY SUS Honors Hockey QJV 15 23 Softball fllanagerl 2: JCC 33 Spirit Club 3: Youth Festival 1. A 1, :X l. '-Q, ,Qifitfil JOHN LEO GOLDEN ' B ' , usmess ms W nh Y, f THOMAS HAROLD GOLDEN 1, ifhv- 7 Tom College Preparatory K . Ki FRANCES JEAN GRANT Fran Business Spirit Club fig Intramurals 1: Biology Club lg Class Council 1: Senior Class 4Treasurerl 1: FBLA 1. ' , .Q LINDA JEAN GRIFFITH fix-xl : .xv f , .,, General FNA 2. RICHARD ALAN HAAS Dick College Preparatory Transferred from Bucktail Area Jointure, Renovo, Pennsylvania. MARY GLADYS HANN Honors Band 33 Dance Band 25 Pub- lie Relations Club lg Spanish Club 2 fl-Vresident 13. 140 MARSHALL HOWARD GRUVER Marty College Preparatory Wrestling fCo-Captainj 25 Cross Country lg Spanish Club lg Student Council 1. DONNA LOUISE GUNDER College Preparatory JCC 3: FTA 11 Spanish Club 1. Don Snyder and Andy Smith, Big 33 nominees, DOROTHY ANN HARE Dotty College Preparatory Transferred from Bishop McDevitt High School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. NANCY LOUISE HARRY College Preparatory Spirit Club 2: Art Club 15 Bowling Club 25 PANTHERAMA 2: FHA 1. SHERRY LEE HXRTNI-XXI Honors Basketball 2: Softball 2: Intramurals 1: Bandfront 2: Executive Council 1: Youth Festival 1. SUSAN HENDRIC KSON Suzi Business Hockey 3: Basketball 3: Gold Medal ClubI: Spirit Club 2: Choir 3: County Chorus I: FBLA I: ORIENS Business Staff 1. E 1 tg :3g.,y...fm vk9 1 1 ggi. , .zrff Rims:- f : ig Q - . -- tc 'io Q THOMAS JAY HIGGINS Higgs Honors Key Club Nice-presidentj 3: Student Council 3: Basketball 3: Baseball 1: Track 2: Intramurals 2: Math Club 1. LINDA KAY HOCK College Preparatory Youth Forum Speaker 1: Fellowship Club I: ORIENS I: Choir 2: Spirit Club 1: Debate Club 1: Youth Festival I: Ensemble I: Dauphinettes I. A YJ' ,i ' .r V 6 P,XL'L NOAH HERNDON Noah Business Baseball 2: ORIENS I: FBLA 1, CHESTER SMITH HICKEY Chet Spirit Club I: Basketball 2: Intramurals I: Math Club 1. College Preparatory 1' 3 1 'rr-'sp LESLIE JEAN HOERNER Lez College Preparatory FN.-X 2: French Club 1: Spirit Club I: National Honor Society 2: Biology Club I. MARJORIE GAIL HOFFMAN Marge Business Biology Club I: Gold Medal Club I. BARBARA ANN HOLTRY Barb Business FHA 1: FBLA 1. MARK GEORGE HOLTZMAN Honors National Honor Society 25 Student Council 25 Track 25 ORIENS 1: Spirit Club fTreasurerj 25 qPresidenty 15 French Club 2. FREDERICK ADAM HOOVER Bear College Preparatory Class Council 35 Basketball 35 Baseball 15 Intramurals 2. JUDITH ANN HOOVER Hoover College Preparatory French Club 35 FNA 25 PANTHERAMA 25 Spirit Club 25 Intramurals 2. BOIES PENROSE HOOVER Penny Honors Key Club QChaplainJ 25 Band 35 PANTHERAMA 15 Spirit Club 15 Debate Club 1PresidentJ 15 Joint Student Council 15 Spanish Club 2 Nice- president 135 Class Play 25 Band Drum Major 1. LINDA M AY HOPPLE Hop Business Intramurals 2: FBLA 15 ORIENS 1. DONNA LORAINE HOWARD College Preparatory JCC 35 PANTHERAMA 25 Spanish Club 1Presidentj 1: Spirit Club 2. GLENN EDWARD HUEY General Public Relations Club 25 Football Trainer 25 Biology Club 1: Basketball 1: Track and Wrestling Trainer 1. 142 PATRICIA JEAN HUMMEL Pat College Preparatorv Class Council fHistorianj 2g Cheerleader fCo-captainj 3 SDITII Club 3: JCC 35 Student Council 13 May Queen 1: Teen Queen 1 SHARON KAY HUMMER Gold Medal Club 13 Spirit Club 1: FBLA 1: FHA1 Ir1tramu1'als8 9 Q -f 1 Y! NORMAN GREGORY JONES Norm Colle Tennis 23 School Photographer 2: Photography Club 2. RONALD EUGENE JONES Flea General Baseball 25 Football 23 Key Club 13 ORIENS 13 Youth Festmval 1 Splrlt Club 1. HOLLY LARAINE KERN Honors Choir 35 Basketball 2 QJV 1, Varsity 113 ORIENS 23 Spirit Club 13 PANTHERAMA 2g Girls' Sextet 25 Eastettes 13 JCC 33 Intramurals 23 Junior Class Play: Dauphinettes 13 Youth Festival lg FTA fPresidentj lg Senior Class Play. MARY ANN KESLER College Preparatory Ensemble lg Dauphinettes lg Girls' Trio lg Eastettes 25 Girls' Sextet 23 Hockey QJV Co-captainj 1gChoir3gCounty Chorus 25 District Chorus 1. WILLIAM LEO KILLIAN Bill C ollege Preparatory Choir 2. PAUL KISTLER KINER College Preparatory French Club 2. 144 RUTH ALICE KEICH College Preparatory Spirit Club 13 French Club 25 PANTHERAMA 2: FNA 1. RICHARD FRANKLIN KELLEY Dick College Preparatory ORIENS lg National Honor Society 25 Photography Club 1. JANET LOUISE KINGSBURY Honors JCC 31 Spanish Club 1SecretaryJ 25 National Honor Society 2. HELEN LOUISE-THERESA KIRBY Kirb College Preparatory Band lg Art Club fSecretaryJ lg Spirit Club 23 ORIENS lg Public Relations lg Gymnastics Club 13 Intramurals 1, Senior Class Play. W fflfigfis ,.,,,, -as-N H-rv . HARVEY EWING KNUPP College Preparatory '- French Club 25 Class Council lg Track lg National Honor N Society 1. 5 iff? . , , ,, ., .gi ,Y , 4 DARLENE MAE KOCH Business in Fellowship Club lg Girls' Bas- ? ketball Manager lg Spirit Club lg FHA lg Shorthand Club lg FBLA, s Q, JOHN PHILIP KITNER College Preparatory Football Manager lg VarsityFootball lg Track1Tri-Capt.j 25 Spirit Club 2. JEFFREY MILLER KNIGHT Jeff College Preparatory Band 35 Chorus fStuclent Directory 31 Wice-Pres. lb: Dance Banclfig County Chorus 35 District Chorus 2. x District Chorus Representatives: Jeff Knight, Mary Ann Kesler, Mike Schwalm, Pat Stevick, and Ken Straub. MARY JANE KOCHER Business PANTHERAMA 23 Choir 35 Intramurals lg Eastettes l: ORIEN5 l. OLIVE R JAMES KOHL Jini General Band 35 Wrestling lg Spirit Club l. KIM EILEEN KOLTRIDER FHA 1. PATRICIA ANN KRASEVIC Patti ll Class Council lg Student CO Business College Preparatory JAMES GARY KOLLER Jim Choir 13 Dauphineers 13 Spirit Club 23 Junior Class Play County Chorus 1: Bowling Club 2. JOHN HOWARD KOHLER Rod and Gun Club 15 Spanish Club 1. PATRICIA ANN KUNTZ Tish Library Ass't. 1: Gold Medal Club 25 FBLA 1 JUDITH ANN LATZ Judy Gold Medal Club 25 Spirit Club 1g Bowling Cl 1 EMMA BETTY LAWLEY Emmy Lou General FNA lg Choir 15 FBLA 1. Transferred from Central Dauphin,Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. JOSEPH MARION LAZENBY Joe College Preparatory Wrestling 3g Track 15 Cross-Country 15 Spanish Club 1. 146 JIIDITH ANN LEBO Judy I College Preparatory Ch01F 33 National Honor Society 2: ORIENS 1: Spirit Club 23 FNA 2. LINDA KAY LEISHER , V Business Spirit Club 23 FBLA Ig FHA 13 Gold Medal Club I. K- JOHN DAVID LONG Jack General Track tlvlanagerl 1. Transferred from John Harris, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. KENNETH RICHARD LONG Ken Business Bowling Club 23 Football lg ORIENS Business 13 FBLA 1. ffff, ,X 2 fi-' JACQUELINE SPANGLER LIGHT Jackie Business ORIENS qEditor IJ 2: JCC 35 Student Council 1: Joint Student Council QSccretary Il 23 PANTHERAMA 23 French Club 3: National Honor Society 25 Youth Forum 2. DIANE LOUISE LOBEL Dee Dee Honors Junior and Senior Class Secretaryg Class Council 2: Spirit Club 2: JCC 2: Cheerleading 2: Student Council lg ORIENS Business 1. A Iwi' 'sm...q .V CAROL ANN LOXXE Honors Cheerleading 23 Spirit Club 23 PXNTHERAIXIA 13 Public Relations Club lg Spanish Club I: Youth Festival 2. ZAEL ELLIOTT LUTZ College Preparatory Public Relations Club 13 Debate Club I: Audio Visual Aids Ig Stage Crew 1. Transferred from Oswego High School, Oswego, Illinois. LYNDA SUE MQELHANY SARAH ELIZABETH LYONS Sally College Preparatory Choir 1: JCC 3: Spirit Club 25 ORIENS lg FTA lg FHA 1, BETTY EILEEN MCCLEARY JCC 35 Basketball 13 Gold Medal Club 25 Bandfront 3. Business Mac College Preparatory Hockey 2, Basketball 2, Soft ban lg FNA qpres. 15 zzchoir 2' Band 3. KAREN JEANNE MCNAMARA Honors Spirit Club 2: PANTHERAMA lg Public Relations Club lg Spanish Club 25 Intramurals 19 FTA 1. 148 Zael Lutz, National Merit Scholarship finalist: Joe Reightler and Dick Kelley, National Merit Scholarship honorable mentions. CORTLAND ANTHONY McNE LLEY Tony LINDA LOU MCNELLIS FHA lg FBLA l. General Business L' AllOl. ANN NlcQL'II.KlN Business llockey 3 CCO-captain 11: Basketball 3: Softball 23 Gnlfl Modal Club 2 4Presiclc:n1 15: ORIISNS Business 1: FBLA 1. EYE TICMPLICTON 1l.ACI,,-XY V 1 V General spuul L lub 1: Gold Medal Club 1: librnrx' Club 1. , W 1 W , 2. - DAVID HARVEY MARINO Duvc General Audio-Visual Aid Club fPres1clentJ 3: Stage- Crew 23 Public Reflations 1. ALEXANDR.-X KATHIZRINE HARKEN.-Xi Snnclx' Honors Hockey 3: FNA 2: JCC 2: SplFitClub2: Band 33 Student Council 1: ORIENS 2: I-'rench Club 1: lntramurals 1: P.-XNTHERAM X 1. YQ 'R' my KAREN ELl7ABETH MATSON General FNA 1: Librarian Asst. 2: FHA 1. CHERYL ANN MEGONNELL C ollege Preparatory Choir 35 Spanish Club 25 Junior Class Play. SUE ANNE MEGONNELL Suzi Choir FNA 1Treasurerj 25 PANTHERAMA 15 Public Relations Club 15 Spirit Club lg Bowling Club 15 Junior Class Playg Spanish Club qSec- retary-Treasurer 15 2. C ollege Preparatory JAY ALAN MENGEL College Preparatory Wrestling 25 Class Council 15 Rod and Gun Club fllresidentj 15 Band 35 Bowling Club 1. 150 ROBERT ALLAN MaSALLE Bob College Preparatory Student Council fVice-President 31 35 Class Council QVice-Presidentl 15 Senior Class Playg Track 25 Joint Student Council 1Chairman 11 25 Spirit Club 3. ROBERT HENRY MASON, JR. Bob College Preparatory Tennis 35 Photography Club 15 Spirit Club 15 National Honor Society 2: Science Club. AUDREY KAYE MILLER Squeaky Business Gold Medal Club 25 FBLA 1. CANDEE MAE MILLER M511 Business Bandfront 35 Student Council 15 Spirit Club 25 FBLA lg Softball 15 Library Club 1Presidentj 2: Gold Medal Club 1. Bumnexs Honors Llub 1 Chou' 2 Kex Club 2 Jumor Class Pl xx XX restlmg College Prepwritorv '-Y BuQ1nes's ian, 1 ' 'A' f 1 4 1 ,I 11 NAYRIOND ICDXMXHD 3lll,.l,lTll Huy PANTHIZIZAYXI.-X 1. C'l.Il-'FORD HDXX .XRD 3lll.l.S, JR Elilf Band 23 Spanish Club 1. 4l'S,XN LOTQISE MINNICH Sue Spirit Club 2: I Bl.,X 1qFH,X 1. ICRNICST JAY MOORE Ernie Choir 3: l'Bl.,fX 1. HERBERT HESS NAUSS, JR. Herb College Preparatory Football 1Tri-Captainl 2: Basketball 3: Class Council lg Key Club 2. THOMAS LI-IE NEIDLINGER Tom College Preparatory Fellowship Club lg Tennis Team 1: Spanish Club 1. ROBERTA JEAN NEILL College Preparatory Choir 3: FTA 1. BEVERLY JANE NOLTE Bev Business Gold Medal Club 2: Spirit Club lg FBLA 1. 152 RUTH LUC ILl.E NANC ARROW Ruthie College Preparatory Hockey 3: PNA 23 PANTHERAMA 23 Biology Club lg Bowling Club lg Softball 33 Basketball Cvlanagerl 2. KAREN LYNN NASE College Preparatory ORIENS 1: Spirit Club 2: Bowling Club 2: German Club 1. 11 Q. Q i. ml I2 ff fe Q .. ,,,, arf' W1 1 rs NANCY KAY NORTON Business Choir lg Spirit Club 25 Gold Medal Club 23 Dauphinettes 1: FBLA 1. YVONNE MARIE NOVAK Bonnie Business Choir 1. ROBERT NUNEMAKER, JR. College Preparatory Wrestling 1Co-Captain 11 35 Key Club 25 Track lg Spirit Club fliresident 23 24 PANTHERAMA 25 Class Council 2. NANCY MAE NYE Honors FHA 13 FTA 1: PANTHERAMA 2g Spanish Club 2. 'ii ' , ROBERT LEXX IS ORXLXN Vt restling 25 Track 2. YQ' ' 4. 52 ,ff 2' V DE.-XNNA JOAN PARKER JCC 23 Spanish Club 2: Spirit Club 25 Band 33 Choir lg ORIENS 1: FNA 23 Choir 1: P.-XNTHERAMA 1. Fred Wevodau, Congressman Kunkle's appointee to the Air Force Academy in Colorado. ,evil ROLAND EDYVARD PAUL Rolly General , I ,, Wrestling 15 Intramurals 1, JOANNE MARIE PAUKNER Business Gold Medal Club ig oR1ENs ig Intramurals 1, ' L, .- W'1'r:v-A, Bob College Preparatory College Preparatory if 'Q -7 L fi, 5 ,VSN- ,,, x Kg? My 1 , ROBERT HARRY PETERS Bob Football 23 Baseball 2. MICHAEL DAVID PINAMONTI Mike BEVERLY JEAN PRICHARD MICHAEL JAMES PEACE Mickey General Football 2g Baseball 1g Student Council 2. STEWART E. PEARSON College Preparatory Choir 1g Spirit Club 15 Rod andGunClub 1: Assistant Equipment Manager for Jointure 2. General Business DEBORAH JEANNE PIPER Debbie General JCC 1: Spirit Club 1: Youth Festival Committee 1: Senior Class Play. Transferred from Holl idaysburg High School, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. JEAN ELAINE PORTER Jeannie Business FBLA lg FHA 13 Gold Medal Club 1. Bev Business 'li Spirit Club 25 Executive Council 1g Student Council 1: Gold Medal Club 2: National Honor Society 2: FBLA 1. HOWARD FRANKLIN PRITZ Frank College Preparatory Wrestling 2. 154 SHA RON CECELIA RH -XIX Librarv ASS'i 3 PANTHERANIX 2 Spirit Llub 2 TBLX1 THX 1 Intramurals 1 BRENDA GL -XDYS RHEN FNA 2 Softball 1 bp1r1t Club 1 bpanlsh Club 1 .XND .Xnily Softball 1 Gold Medal Club 1 TBL X 1 ROBERT XX lLLI-Xlll RITTER Bob General Stage Lrew 1 -Xudlo X lbual Club 1 156 JOANN CHRISTINE ROBINSON JO College Preparator JCC 33 Cheerleader 1: PANTHERAMA 35 ORIENSZQ Spirit Club 2: Junio Class Playg FTA 1. STANLEY BROOKS ROBINSON Stan Baseball 23 Rod and Gun Club 2. SUSAN MARY ROGERS Sue General Fellowship Club 1Sec.l1g spirit Club 1. JAMES EVERETT ROOF Jim General Barry Seace, one of the senior c1ass's outstanding artists, paint Betty Fisher as she models the dress she made for the Yout Festival. IRENE MACE RUDY College Preparatory JCC 35 Spirit Club 25 Band fSeC.j 3: Class Council 1: FNA 2. JUDITH LINN RUTHERFORD Judy Honor Student Council tSec.l 1: Hockey 1Managerj 1: Basketball 1Maf1ageYl3 J.c.C. qTreas.J 35 choir QPres.l 35 0R11-:Ns 25 Spirit Club 25 PANTHER AMA 25 National Honor Society 1. Kathy 6? Medal Club 2. Q- 5 Q KATHLEEN ll.-XRY RYAN Hockey Olunagerj 1: Spirit Club 1: ORIICNS LARRY FOSTER SALERNO Spirit Club 1: FBLA 1: ORIENF Business 1. 1 A53 A 1. F: Y 1? DOLORES S.-XLINGER A fi Businese W 'i as 2 Club 1: Biology Club13SpiritClub1: FBLA 1: Gold Medal Club 2. A C234 . M SUE SANFORD College Prepartitorx 3: JCC 3: Spirit Club 3: PANTHERAM-X 1: Gym Club 1: FT X 1. if Pete Youth Forum 1 . Football Trainer 1. G EORGE THOM.-XS SCHNEIDER HAROLD SEYMOUR SCHRIYER, JR. Student Council 2: Spirit Club 1: Bftskctb NC ES LEE SCHVVALM Q- Collcge Preparatory Q Nice-Presidentj 1: Hockey 2: Debate Club 1: German Club 1. . 'fir 'Q-M EL GLENDON SC HXX ALM ' E' College Preparatory 3: Choir 2: Dance Band 3: Jazz Combo 1: ORIENS 2:Countyz1nd .Ct Choir 2: District Band 3. Business Businese 1: FBLA 1: Gold Business fm 9 General College Preparatory all 1: Baseball 1: Tennis 1: x 'ig 'K-. ty ll? P f ' fl? E BARRY WILLIAM SEACE I R College Preparator r Class Council QTreasurerl 1: French Club Nice-Presidentl 23 Basebal 33 Spirit Club 25 Student Council lg Art Club fPresidentJ 1: FTA. THOMAS HARRY SHAMBAUGH Tom Busines Football flvlanagerl 3: Track 1: FBLA 13 Intramurals 1. ft.,-x 5, 3 I DAVID ROBERT SI-IANK Dave College Preparatory Soph. Class Play. SUSAN MARCH SHEADS Seu Honors Band 35 Choir 35 Spirit Club lg Spanish Club 2: Art Club lg JCC fSecretary1 35 Intramurals 1g Class Council 13 Youth Forum 1Senatorl 2: PANTHERAMA lg County Chorus 3. PATRICIA ANN SHEAFFER Pat General I f FNA 13 Library Ass't. lg FHA 1, DARLENE EDNA SHEARER Muff Business FHA 15 FBLA 1. 4 LINDA LOU SHEETS Lin E FHA 15 FBLA 1: ORIENS Business Staff 1. SUSAN ELIZABETH SHEETZ Sl-le College Preparator Hockey 13 Spanish Club 25 Choir 13 Public Relations 1: County an District Chorus 13 PANTHERAMA 1. DIAINE MARIE SHROY I-.R Biology Cluh l: Spirit Club 3: JCC 3: Youth Forum 2: National Honor Society 2: FBLA 1: Gold Medal Club 1. NORKIA JEAN SILL Norm FHA 1: Intramurals lg FBLA 1. 4 S- Business Business FRANK PETER FIKIIONE Honors Bowling Club 1: Rod and Gun Club 1: Baseball Olanngerj 2: Class Council 1. MARY GRACE FIAIGNETTI Shorty Business Choir 13 FBLA 1: Intramurals 1. CANDACE ANN SINIELTYER Candy PNA 2: French Club Secretary'-Treasurerj 8: ANDREXX DAVIS SMITH Andy Football 35 Track 2: Student Council 1: XX eight DONNA DEAN SMITH Choir 3: JCC 3: Band 3: National Honor Societv 2: German Club 13 FTA 13 Youth Forum 2: PANTHERAMA lBusiness Manager 15 3: I'HAl. KAREN ANNE SMITH Smitty College Preparatory FNA 2: P.-XNTHERAMA 15 Intramurals 1. Honors College Preparatory FHA 1 . College Preparatory Lifting Club 3. ,141-If rf s-f,5 SHARON ANN SMITH Business Bandfront 3 qHead Majorette Zyg Spirit Club 3g Gold Medal Club 13 FBLA 1: PANTHERAMA 25 Sophomore Class Play: Intramurals lf Bowling Club 2: ORIENS Business 1. GORDEN CLYDE SNOW College Preparatory Cross-Country 1: Band 33 Track 33 PANTHERAMA 2: Intramurals 25 Choir 13 Spanish Club 1. SYLVIA LE E SPRANKLE Syl Honors JCC 3: French Club 2: PANTHERAMA 2: Bandfront 25 Student Council 1: FHA 1: ORIENS 2g Youth Festival lg Junior Class Playg Spirit Club 2. KENNETH STARK Ken Honors Football lg Cross-Country lg Track 23 Math Club lg Audio-visual Club 25 Junior Class Playg Youth Festival 1, ISO f 3 .1 992.5 S DONALD FRANKLIN SNYDER, JR. Don College Preparatory Football 33 Wrestling 23 Baseball 2g Audio-visual Club lg Class Council lg French Club lg Student Council 2. KATHLEEN LYNN SNYDER Kathy College Preparatory Hockey 2: Spirit Club 1: ORIENS 2: Intramurals 13 French Club 25 Dauphinettes lg Girls' Ensemble lg Eastettes lg Girls' Sextet lg Choir 3. DONALD CORBETT SOUDER Don College Preparatory Wrestling 25 Track lg Spirit Club 23 Art Club 1: Football 15 Intramurals 1: Class Council lg Senior Class Play. CAROLE ANN SPEEC E Business Gold Medal Club 23 ORIENS 1: FBLA lg FHA 13 Spirit Club 1. LINDA ARLENE STAUF FER Business Choir 23 Library Assistant 13 Dauphinetts. MARILYN JANE STECKLEY Business Biology Club 15 Gold Medal Club 2: FBLA 1: FHA 1. GARY RIC H.-XRD STEIN College Preparatory Band 2: Dance Band 23 Brass f' fm il :Q f ,. 5 Ensemble 1. .a ,Z fn 5 5, , f ff x k Outstanding players of the Lower Susquehanna League are Carol McQui1lcin,Suc Forker, most outstanding player, and Jody Dzinl-c. JOHN VVESLEY STEINER 5 ,, ff 'N' we 1 General Public Relations 2: PXN- THERAMA 1: ChOir 2. Z JANET LEE STEVENS Jan General Basketball 2: FNA 13 Band 33 Softball 1. SHERRY LEIGH STEPP Shel' Business Biology Club 1: Gold Medal Club 15 Spanish Club 1: Spirit Club 1: F . . BLA lg National Honor Society 2. A if KENNETH ALAN STRAIIB Ken College Preparatory French Club 15 Choir 35 Dauphineers 1: Boys' Ensemble 3. LINDA LEE SULZER FNA 2g Library Ass't. 1. if SHARON LOUISE SYPHER General FNA 2. STEPHEN DOUGLAS TESLAR Steve 152 PATRICIA RUTH STEVICK Pat Honors Choir Nice-Presidentj 35 ORIENS 25 FTA 1: Public Relations lg JCC fPresiclentj 35 Basketball QJV-ly 25 National Honor Society 1Secretary- Treasurer, 2: Spanish Club 1Vice-Presidentl 2: Student Council 13 Student Ambassador: Youth Forum 33 District Chorus 1. C HRISTINE ELIZABETH STICKL Stick College Preparatory FNA 25 French Club 1Treasurery 33 PANTHERAMA 25 Spirit Club 1. General SUZANNE DUHADWAY SWARTZ Sue College Preparatory FNA fSecretaryj 23 Hockey QJV Co-Captain 11 1g JCC 3: Junior Class Play: Choir lg Dauphinettes lg Spirit Club 25 National Honor Society 2. DIANE LYNNE SWEIKERT Swig Business Junior Class Play: Spirit Club 23 FHA 15 FBLA 1: Gold Medal Club 13 Intramurals 2. Honors K-Y1 HY 'NI -XRIE THIL-XDOR Business Spirit Club 23 FBLA 1: Art Club 1: ORIENS Business 1: P.XNTlll?R.UIA 2: Choir 2, , , 4? 5: . ' 'Wm H GLENN ALLEN THUMM.-X -ev-N, Galk College Prcparatorv Basketball fhlanagerj 1: Student Trainer 2. .AW ' .W fm ' THOMAS D. TRULLIXGI-IR . Business L Rod and Gun Club 1: ORIENS Business 1. DARLENE JGYCE XXACKER General FHA 1. -- af ' 1 F 12 Af . JIJDITH ANN W.-XGNER . VJ ' . N-, . Judy Honors 1 4, 4 2 , 'C wif Hockey flklanagerj 2: Basketball 1, WI. na er 1: Fr ch Club 2. V L , 'A f' 3-1 , 'li l 'A g P en Q ,iw , Qtr? lywijha JANET MAY WALTER Q , I ' 5 fu. ' A 'aiu College Preparatory FNA 2: Choir 3: Eastettes 1: Dauphinettes 1. C,'XHROl.l, .XXX XY.-XLTERS Honors 4 Bandfront 2: Junior Class Play: Spanish Club 2: Spirit Club 3: Intra- murals 1. MARY LOKISE XXALTRIXN Lou College Preparatory JCC 3: Spirit Club 3: Junior Class Play: Intramurals lg ORIICNS Business 1: PANTHERARIA 2. ROBERT JAMES WARD Bob College Preparatory Dance Band 15 Orchestra 15 Band 35 Wrestling l5ORIENS1Co-Editorj 15 Track 25 Cross-Country 1. KERRY LEE WATSON Twink Business SALLY ANN WEAVER Business Library Ass't, 25 Gold Medal Club 15 Office Ass't. Sglntramurals 1. WILLIAM RICHARD WEBER Bill Honors National Honor Society 25 Choir 15 Band 35 Youth Festival 15 Modern Math Club. 164 DYANNE ALMA WALTZ College Preparator Spirit Club 25 Cheerleading fCaptainJ 25 PANTHERAMA 25 Intramural 15 Choir 15 Dauphinetts 15 Senior Class Play. DENNIS MARSHALL WANCE Denny College Preparator Student Council fPresidentJ 35 Key Club lTreasurery 25 National Hnnn Society 25 Youth Forum 25 ORIENS 15 Band 35 Football 1. 5? MARK LYNN WATTERS Marco Wrestling 25 Spirit Club l. IRENE WEAVER Fellowship Club 15 Gold Medal Club 15 FBLA 15 FHA 1. Gener I MARILYN JANE WECH Business Cheerleading lCo-Captaint 3: JCC 33 Spirit Club 25 PANTHERAMA 25 FBLA 1. SANDRA KAYE WELCH Sandy Business 1 BONNIE LOUISE WERTZ Honors Choir 23 French Club 13 Spirit Club 1: Intramurals 1. JANICE ELAINE WERTZ Business Jan Gold Medal Club 1: ORIENS Business 1. -3 3 ,af W pil A . 1 . Gp . 3 . , A 4, I WV - v 3' 1 1 x , x ' 9 . I ' , fi. . fa, 5: 3, ,. law- ' kv X, CLARENC E MARTIN XX ELl.S Business Library Ass't. 2, MERIAM JEAN WERNER Mlm Business Fellowship Club lg Library Asslt. 1: I-'HA lg FBLA 1: Intramurals l. , T yy , ' R65 . alms si f 'sv Q iff' A . FRED HERBERT Xl EVODAL' College Preparator 3: National Honor Society Nice-Presidenty lg Spit' Club 1: Tennis 2: Wrestling 2. Student C ounc il PEYTON KARI. ll ILDICRMUTH College Preparator Band 31 Choir 2: Bowling Club 15 Countv Band 11 County Chorus lg Trac Glaiiaigerl 1. TIMOTHY DAERR WINGFIELD Timoteo College Preparatory Spanish Club 14 Spirit Club 25 Wrestling 35 Track 25 Junior Class Play. DARLENE MARIE WIRT Honors Spanish Club lg Spirit Club lg FHA 1g FTA 13 Intramurals 1. 166 REBECCA MAE WISE Becky Honors Spirit Club 3: Hockey 15 ORIENS 1: JCC 2. LEROY OREN WOLFE Lee College Preparatory Band 25 Spanish Club 1: School Combo 1: Spirit Club 1: PAN- THERAMA 1: Choir 1. K Discussing their achievements are Kim Frankford, East High's leading scorer in basketball: Fritz Daube, runner-up in district wrestling: and Marty Gruver, winner of the District 3 wrestling, 145 pound class. LINDA KAY WOLFE Lin Spirit Club 2. Business VICTORIA ANN WOLFE Vicki Business FBLA 1. I 1 we fl L, 'Q ,435 Eg THOMAS WILLIAM WORK Tom College Preparatory Key Club 2: Public Relations 1: ORIENS 2: Student Council 21 Class Council 1: Spirit Club 2: PANTHEHAMA 13 Youth Festival 1: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Plays. SHERRY LEE WRIGHT College Preparatory FNA 1: Fellowship Club 15 Choir 35 Bancliront 3: Spirit Clulxlg Dauphinettes 1. DENNIS JAMES WYNN Business BETTY JANE YAZ AWICH College Preparatory Spanish Club 1: Art Club 1. 'VK '?'5Q JOSEPH EUGENE VEXNIE, JR. Joe Basketball 1: Track 1. LOUISE WOODRUFF Lou Band 3: Spirit Club 2: French Club 23 .415 Biologx' Business Collcge Preparatory ClulJ1: PANTHER.-XMA 1. Ns 4,515 we ,R 'e-IL' 81 BARRY LEE YETTER General ARLETTA JEAN YOHN Peaches Business FHA 1: FBLA 13 Intramurals 1. WILLIAM FRANCIS HA MME LL Bill Intramurals 25 Basketball 35 Baseball 3. f ALAN RODGER HOLLAND Squat Track 2. DAVID MASON ESTERLY Dave College Preparatory Track 2: Gym Club 15 Rod and Gun Club 1: French Club 1. DELORIS JEAN GUST College Preparatory Business 168 Fastest shorthand writers: Bev Nolte, Diane Salinger, and Bev Prichard, THOMAS WILLIAM Z.-XPCIC Tom Business LINDA KAY ZEIDE RS Business C Class Council l: Gold Medal Club lg National Honor Society lg Spirit Club 1: FBLA 1. gt N , ' 28 GLORIA JEAN ZETTLEMOYER I ie Glou Business . ' A i , 5 2 if Bandfront 15 Class Council 1: Spirit Club lg ORXENS 1: FBLA 1. E J ' 73 Q99 ,Q , QQ' RICHIE FAY ZIMMER Rich College Preparatory French Club 3: Hockey 3. District band and orchestra representatives, Gretchen limerick, Mike Schwalm, and Carol Erb. 170 Senior Why do Panthers wear white sneakers? , So they can wear East's colors. We re ready for the team! Ain't it beautiful '?! Y' f' . I . W i . f ft my a y ' ' 529555 ,e - I IQ. ' 1 A funny thing happened to me on my way to school . . . If I only knew what they are thinking. Scenes Q q . I 1: 1 13, . . ,Z .V E 1. ' A 5 t fi Come back, Sylvia, don't1et those layouts Another one of our enterprising seniors. get you down. 1 3 t W These packed C.D. East dances! Ah, ha! Ifooled 'em, Learn those lines! 172 Come on, gang, we're not getting anywhere. Now look, Joan, you know the regulations. No wonder we have such an outstanding senior class, we have such enterprising officers. What do you mean it doesn't taste like Mother's cooking? ui!! wa f I f i . ,J 9 if , 3 ggi gi M ' l 1-,,f , N . ' ' W .1157 2 5 A 3 K , vu Slllf FGM Another loss for Big Sis. One little, two little, three little majorettes NOT ANOTHER ONE, Mr. Malone! See, Jim, you put it righ tt hrough there 174 Administration . Alma Mater ..... Art Club ....... Audio Visual Aids Club Band .......... Baseball ....... Basketball, Boys . Basketball, Girls . Bowling League . . . Cafeteria Staff .... Preludes From The Past Cheerleaders ...,, Choir ..... . . . . Civil Air Patrol Cross Country . . . Custodians .... Dance Band . . Debate Team . . Dedication ....... Faculty ........ Faculty Basketball Team Football . ....... . . Foreword . . . ..... . . Topical . 8-11 . 179 . . 26 . . 27 . . 28-31 . . . 93 . 84-87 . 99-101 . . . 36 . . . . 20 . . 66-71 . . 74-75 .. 34-35 . 37 . . 83 . . 20 . . 33 . . . 38 . . . . . 3 . . 14-17 . . 105 76-82 ....... 4 Future Business Leaders of America .... 39 Future Homemakers of America . . . . 40 Future Nurses of America . . . . . 41 Future Teachers of America . . . . 42 Gold Medal Club ...... . . 43 Golf Team .......... Guidance Staff ,.,, Gymnastics Club . ..92 ...13 ....44 Hockey Team . . . . 96-98 Intramurals, Girls . , . 103 Joint Student Council . .,... 46 Juniors . , ..... . 112-115 Index Junior Civic Club . Junior Class Play . . Key Club ....... Le Cercle de Francais Library Assistants . Lighting Crew .... National Honor Society Office Assistants . . . . . ORIENS ....,.. PANTHERAMA . Patrons ....... Public Relations . . Remember When . . School Board .... School Spirit Club . . Secretaries ..... Seniors ....... Senior Class Council Senior Class Officers Senior Class Play . Softball ....... Sophomores ...... Spanish Club ..... Specialized Personnel Stage Crew ...... Student Council . . . Table of Contents . Tennis The Elite of East . . . Track . ..... . . Underclassmen in the News . . . Wrestling .......... . . Youth Festival . . . Youth Forum . . ....45 118-119 . . 47 . 48 . . 49 . . 65 50 49 60-61 52-53 175-178 54-55 . . 21 . . 12 . . 51 . . 19 126-169 . ...125 . . 124 62-64 . 102 108-111 . . 57 . . 18 . . 65 . . 56 5 .....94 122-123 . . 91 116-117 88-90 . . 59 . . 58 Business ABC EAST AND WEST Eisenhower Blvd. and Carlisle Pike Phone 939-5360 766-7601 AMERICAN WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 144 Barbara Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania BROWN 'S FABRIC SEIOP Colonial Park Plaza Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545-8351 COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON Colonial Park Plaza Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545-42555 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of HENDRICKSON TEXACO SERVICE STATION Penbrook, Pennsylvania DAUPHIN DEPOSIT TRUST COMPANY 213 Market Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania DEIMLER AND SEES Rt. 283 By-Pass and Rt. 441 R.D. ffl Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 939-3304 DEITZEL BROTHERS ROOFING, HEATING, AND SHEET METAL 114 Herr Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 238-7145 DIEGES AND CLUST 226 Public Street Providence 5, R.I. Patrons ENSMINGER STUDIOS 35 North Second Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ESHENAUR AND THUMMA 1182 Main Street Oberlin, Steelton, Pennsylvania Phone 939-2354 FEESER'S INCORPORATED 140 South Third Street Harrisburg,'Pennsylvania Phone 238-7234 GEORGE S. GRUBB 1352 North Mountain Road Linglestown, Pennsylvania Phone 545-0364 HARBOLD'S GARAGE U. S. Route 15 Bypass Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Phone 439-7461 or 439-5651 HARRISBURG COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INCORPORATED Seventeenth and Holly Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 234-4151 HARRISBURG DAIRIES, INC. 20th and Herr Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania HARRISBURG SUBURBAN WATER COMPANY 3697 Derry Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 564-3663 HAVERSTICK HARDWARE 2569 Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania H. H. MILLER Feeds, Farm and Garden Supplies 5810 Jonestown Road Harrisburg, Pennsylvania HIGHLAND TERRACE INCORPORATED 4601 Locust Lane Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545-3055 176 HOCK'S GROCERY STORE 1273 Main Street Rear Oberlin, Steelton, Pennsylvania HUGGINS PRINTING COMPANY 514 Main Street, Bressler Steelton, Pennsylvania 17092 JOE GRAVINO BODY AND PAINT SHOP 17 N. 27th Street Penbrook, Pennsylvania Phone 234-8343 JOHN H. HOUCK-GEN. MERCHANIDSE Houcks Manor Phone 545-6462 JOY HOSIERY SHOP 43 Colonial Park Plaza Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545-9006 K. H. BRETZ, CONTRACTOR 420 Trudy Road Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545-0693 LAKESIDE MARINE SERVICE 21 Thornwood Rd. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545-5461 LENKERBROOK FARMS 7750 Allentown Blvd. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania L at M MOTEL On U.S. 22 East of Harrisburg Phone 545-7715 MADER'S FOOD MARKET 1327 North Mountain Road Linglestown, Pennsylvania Phone 545-5394 MICHALEKS' GROCERY 1059 Main Street Oberlin, Pennsylvania Phone 939-4792 NAGLE'S FOOD MARKET 5430 Jonestown Road Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 545--4731 N. E. KUNTZ Ka SON R. D. 4+2 Hummelstown, Pennsylvania OBERMAN 'S TREAT SHOPPE Third and Maclay Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 232-7301 PACKERS PHARMACY 2801 Penbrook Avenue Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 233-0414 PAXTANG GARAGE 3304 Derry Street, Paxtang Phone 564-2330 PAUL L. WALMER AGENCY-INCORPORATED Penbrook Square Phone 234-4185 PEPSI-COLA AND CLOVERDALE SOFT DRINKS Eighteenth and Paxton Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phone 238-9379 RICHARD J. 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