7fze pa 225652 PUBLISNEQ BY U Q2 simon CLASS 522 CENTRAL HIGH SCHQOL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME xnv ' 'muM.4wmW.LWm-.i-,mm ,,i4,,,,,B,,,,m. ,x W mfggeggmmw mewfgw nz111cv.fr lla ,gy 1' I 1 I I 5 1 A K X mf - U .,,., f,wM..,,.. . omm I any ,,...,m-.. an , A - - Wwfwww,1g:4g,,.,,, U., 'Y3f?Mimaf'x if ,a lynn im vlgiwm fm Theme As students we cross many bridges during our school years, bridges of concrete and steel and bridges of decision. As seniors we have already crossed many of these such as selecting our course of study, choosing our friends, and deciding upon our life's work. Many times we have had to choose between right and wrong, duty and pleasure, study and play. How correctly these decis- ions have been made determines the character and stature of the individual. Our teachers and parents have served as the handrails of our bridges guiding and directing us as we have cautiously ventured from one to the other. Graduation does not mean we will have no more bridges to cross. Actually they will be more numerous and even more difficult since we will be without the aid and guidance of our teachers. The knowledge and understanding we have acquired during our school years will now have to guide us. Some of us will be leaving home to attend college, living a new and different lifeg others will be entering immediately upon their lifels work. But whatever road we choose, we must remem- ber our greatest bridges are yet to be crossed and over these we must journey alone. The bridges pictured throughout this book represent those which we, along with students everywhere, have crossed and will cross in the days to come. FOREWORD Board of Directors. . . . Dedication ..... .... Appreciation .... FACULTY Faculty Members ..... Personnel .... ...... Cafeteria Workers .... Custodians ..... . . . SENIORS Senior Class History .... Senior Formals ..... Senior Class Group. . . Class Poem ........ , . Class Song. .... ...,.. . . Last Will and Testament ..., Senior Informals .... ..,, UN DERCLASSMEN Juniors. ............ . Sophomores .... . Freshmen .... . . . Eighth Grade ..... Seventh Grade .... ACTIVITIES Fads and Fashions .... Special Recognition ..... Clubs ............... Student Council .... Thespian Society. . . Editorial Staff .... . Business Staff ,,... Senior Chorus .... . Table of Contents 5 6 7 . 10-17 18 19 22 . 23-40 41 42 43 . 44-45 49 . 52-55 . 56-59 . 60-63 . 64-67 . 68-71 . 74-75 76 . 77-84 85 86 87 88 ACTIVITIES qcontinuedp Intermediate Choir ...... Seventh Grade Chorus. . . Eighth Grade Chorus .... Senior Band ........ . , . Junior Band .... Senior Play ..... Junior Play ..... Operetta ..... . Librarians .... Safety Patrol ...... . . , Magazine Campaign. . . Homecoming ..... .... Calendar .......... SPORTS Senior Varsity Basketball .... Senior High Cheerleaders .... Junior Varsity Basketball. Football. ............. . . Junior High Basketball .... . . Junior High Cheerleaders .... Baseball .....,.......... Rifle Team .... Hockey ...... Volleyball ...... . Boys' Track ..... Girls, Track ............ . Soccer ........... ..,...,.. Editor-in-chief's Message .... ADS Ads. .,...., . . Patrons ........ . . Campus Shots .... . . Senior Autographs .... .. 98 4 Board of Directors We the class of 1957 wish to express our sincere thanks to the Board of Directors of our union school. With their enduring patience and common understanding, they have provided us with the facilities to obtain an education. Equipped with an everlasting knowledge we depart from these Walls of Central High School. X If .gi MX Seated from left to right: Mr. Charles D. Dietzg Mr. Robert B. Smithg Mr. Philip E. Altlandg Mr. Melvin S. Rife, Presidentg Mr. C. Eugene Beshoreg Miss Jeanette Haas. Standing from left to right: Mr. Wilbur L. Everhartg Mr. George H. Hummel, Jr.g Mr. Cletus W. Orrg Mr. Henry C. Rishelg Mr. Luther W. Kochenour. Dedication HERBERT E. SCHMIDT In appreciation of the time and effort he has put forth in the furthering of our education, the countless hours he has spent training our soccer teams and the sound advice and guidance which he has given our class, we the class of 1957 hereby dedicate the 1957 volume of the Panther to Herbert E. Schmidt. Left to right: John Saul, Advertising Managerg Joyce Fettrow, Circulation Managerg Murray Garbrick, Associate Editor: Carol Heilman, Editor-in-Chiefg Judy Snyder, Associate Editorg Gary Peeling, General Business Manager. Appreciation We wish to thank Mr. F auth, faculty advisor to the Editorial Staff, for his guidance and immeasurable help. We also wish to thank Mr. Craley for his wise and competent direction of the Business Staff. To the faculty and the student body, who co-operated and assisted us so well in the production of this book, We say, L'Thank you. We extend our deepest gratitude to the friends of the school, who bought our yearbooks, and to the merchants, companies, and business houses whose advertisements appear-in our yearbook. Everyone has worked hard to produce this book, and we hope you enjoy reading it. William N. Craley Elwood L. Fauth Advisor to Business Staff Advisor to Editorial Staff 7 ' llllh,.. r' fi-'V sf' ' K 15:35 .. . . .X 'N 1 1 4.--M ,441 ,xw Vx S 1,f ' , 'wi ,A-.A fl up 1, X i 'Q -24352. 'If 522S?i:!f'i7 fit-'EI' -1' . ' . w ,fL.:az:Q..:?i5,f.?f,: ,ata-,E ,V MZ. 'V , 7,7 f ' ly : 'fh3,,, x 5' .1 Daily. If P' 'ff' 4 n .- Ju. ' 1 Mt .az 4, K - ,. ', jay' .3 , ' s',U ry, P we xl -1 Q ,M ,Y Mya - r. v',. Y ww xx i lg :ff Jwf ik, 4 QQ gf! M-'ne-,,... W. w w w, ,, ,L ':-' - .b L- L ' 1 'Vkk ff-, ,.Q 1 z,:,,t: ,Lg ff : 7, j' ' k . ' f y ,pf L ww' v , , mwww v 1 , .N ras. C. Clinton Ruby Supervising Principal William N. Craley Principal E'.1.. H. Richard Brothers Assistant Principal Roy T. Bitzer, B.S.M.S. Janet P. Booz, B.S. Lois G. Bowers, B.S. Beryl R. Abel, B.S. Janelle D. Anderson, B.A. Hazel H. Beever, A.B. Robert S. Bowers, B.A. Marion E. Brown, B.S. Delores E. Croker, B.S Rebecca H. Dangl, B.A. Carson Deffinbaugh, B.S. Margaret L. Dotterer, B.S Patricia J. Foose, A.B. Nancy M. Inners, B.A. Charles T. Johnson, B.S. Neil E. Everhart, B.S. i We 15 ' X' Neal H. Krape, B.S. A ' 'W ' , : Q f .ffiffk ' A . V5.4 Q ., 3 fl 2 Earney G. Fishel 5 Elwood L. Fauth, B.S., M.Ed. Vi :,3 A - at ll A l .A+ 'Z Y5 x ,- s , I . M- f 517' lll ' . n ffQ'2?ff , gpm f -' 4 - ' V K I WL -V 1.fnHfa1'2 . 15,3535 Alfiiiezs S115 lz.. zgyffwi ' .fag 1-Legg-gg4,..l .f ,,:: Margaret B. Lehman, B.S. Clytie G. Lehr, B.S. Earl D. Manseau, B.S. Robert L. Myers, B.S. Robert B. McFarland, B.S. Patricia K. Osman, B.S. W ,LY V elf' 1 A - w r I - 3. ,N I MGE- b 3 , aw . re: 5 K 6, ,N .' 5' If ' ' '2' 1.:.lLf I, ifLi r 1 TE .42 1 ' at - .. hkhh - - i I V.V'. ' 5.91 Warren R. Miller, B.S., M.E Guy J. Oyler, A.B. 3: - Y D : 5 J 2 P will af f, mlm-evzf!f' fa , M A ,, ' If -. H ffLa1,, 'igzlliggggg,,,,,.1?f31L-'fifiil' - ff Fw 'f-1M' , J - Q :,-Q 1 f f d David D. M ilne, jr., B.S., B.Ed. Henry A. Mitchell, B.S. Edward C. Moul, B.A. Donald R. Poet, B.S. Doris J. Polites, B.S. l Adele Samchock, B.S., B.M.Ed Herbert E. Schmidt, B.S. Lois M. Schwartz, B.S. Burton R. Shellhammer, B.A Eugene S. Suereth, B.S. Margaret A. Wales, A.B. Betty L. Wallick, B.S. Doris W. Smith, B.S. Paige S. Smith, B.S. Lydia A. Stitt, A.B., B.L.S., M.A. Richard E. Walters, A.B. Arthur E. Warfield, B.S. W Myra S. White, A.B ei -KV 'Wal Herbian Wolfe ' D01-is Kennedy Betty Roberts School Secretary School Secretary School Secretary Dr. C. E. Wible, B.S., M.D. Dr. Jay Wiest, D.D.S. Gladys R. Gable Dental Hygienist Elsie Dressel Evelyn Emig, R.N. Gerald Skelton Health Assistant Dietician Cafeteria Workers First row, left to right: Florence Schroll, Minerva Gardner, Beatrice Baylor, Mar- garet Boyd, Betty Hoffman, Geraldine Shelton, Hilda Kauffman, Alverta Everhart, Delnorte Desenberg, Allean Attig, Helen Mundis, Edna Crone. Cusrodians cr SY' ff? he Ns i A First row, left to right: Mr. David Fink, Mrs. Anna Warner, Mrs. Violet Oller, Mr. George Callahan. Second row, standing: Mr. john Nace, Mr. George Fissel, Mr. William Frantz, and Mr. George Spangler. .--1-...........i,.. e : .........l....,..l., ' A I 5 EV, K 5 ww :- 5 1 ,RM XL mr8y eh K,,,,as1.- AWE 'F' RE. 1 .ff nf' ,L lllf' ,',wM:m. ,-H HKU? f-I ,QM Mi Senior Class ,K .kg V i it CLASS FLoWERwRed and white Carnation. CLASS COLORS-Red and white. James Livingston Vance Eppley President Vice President The only important function of the class of '57 during their freshman year was the election of class officers. But during their sophomore year they got off to a very good start by holding one of the most successful dances ever to be held at Central. They also chose their class colors, red and white, and purchased their jackets and sweaters. In 11th grade the class presented their first play and also held a Sweetheart Dance which proved to be another successful dance. The Senior play, Sister of the Bride, was presented by the Senior class during their last year at Central High School. We would like to express our sincerest thanks and appreciation to all those who have made our stay here at Central h' ortunity to convey our best wishes to all the future senior classes of Central a most enjoyable one, and we take t is opp High School. We welcome the usual new additiong the lively seventh grade. We wish them lots of luck in their future years a t Central High School. CLASS MOTTO- We have crossed the bay: the ocean lies beyond. Elaine Attig Charles Strayer Tr asurer Secretary e RICHARD ADAMS General Dick is a very welcome new addition to our class. To a loyal Food Fair worker we wish the best of luck in any thing you attempt. .jim DORIS ALLOWAY Academic Doris, better known as Tootie, is one of our faithful F.T.A. members and can usu- ally be found with Susan and Janis. Best of luck. Rifle Club 4 Chorus Y-Teens F.T .A. Red Cross Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 2,3,4, 3,4 1 4 LANCE ARVIN Academic Lance, the shortest boy in the senior class, is also a mem- ber of the business staff. Best wishes in the future. Rifle Club 1 Dramatics Club 2, 3 Business Staff 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 JO-ELAINE ATTIG Academic Elaine, who has served as our efficient class secretary, has a secret love for Millersville, May happiness be yours. Class Officer 1, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Operetta 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 CAROL AXE Commercial Carol, one of the quieter girls in our class, can usually be found with Linda and Sandy. Best of luck to a future secretary. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Modern Dancing 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Business Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 DONA LEE BADEKER Commercial Known for her dancing ability, Dona has served as a faithful magazine secretary. May success always be yours. CATHARINE BEAR General Cathy, the little girl with the ring on her finger, has big plans for the future. May happiness be yours. DOUGLAS BAKER General Doug's ability to make everyone laugh will always be remembered by his classmates. We are sure his cheerful per- sonality will !-ind him success. Magazine Campaign 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Social Club 1 Majorette 2 Majorette 2 Track 1 Business Staff 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Modern Dancing 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Modern Dancing 4 Editorial Staff 4 KM CHARLOTTE BENTZ Commercial Charlotte, who can usually be found working at Murphy's 5 85 10, has a special love for the Navy. To a swell girl we wish the best of everything. Business Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Chorus 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 JANIS BENTZEL Academic Janis, the live-wire of our class, is well known for her cheerful sense of humor. Best wishes to a future teacher. Social Club 1 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Track 1 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Business Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 4 NANCY BLAUSER Commercial Nancy, one of our peppy commercial girls, can usually be found with Patti and Sandy. Best of luck to a future secretary. Social Club 4 Business Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 I , di ITF SANDRA BRANDT Commercial Sandy, who has served as Mr. Fauth's efhcient secretary, will be remembered for her terrific personality. Good luck to the bride of our Senior class play. Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Class Officer 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 jr. Play 3 Sr. Play yi TRUDA BRUAW JOAN CHAPMAN SUSAN CHEVAUX Commercial Truda, the gal who hails from Emigsville, has high hopes of becoming a beau- tician. Best of wishes in your future endeavors. Magazine Campaign 4 Social Club 1 Craft Club 2 Y-Teens 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Academic Jeanie, who has proven to be the fun maker of section 12'lB, can usually be found with her side kick Barb. Best of luck to a future music teacher. Social Club 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Editorial Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Commercial Sue is a real rooter for Central High and can usually be seen at soccer and basket- ball games cheering the teams to victory. Best of wishes in the future. Magazine Campaign 4 25 SANDRA CHRONISTER LANCE COLLINS ' LINDA COLLINS Commercial Sandy is one of our cute but quiet girls in 12-3A. She will long be remembered as an efficient stage director for the Senior Play. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Academic Lance is known as one of the more comical members of the class of 57. He was the feather and molasses covered Squegee of the Junior Play. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Soccer 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Business Staff 4 Commercial Linda, Lance's cute twin sister, is the fortunate girl with the naturally curly hair. We're sure you'll never forget her great acting as Aunt Dotty in the Junior Play. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Operetta 3 Magazine Campaign 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff 4 NEDRA CORWELL CORDELL DAWSON Commercial Nedra, Patti's sidekick, can usually be found in one of the commercial rooms. We hope her future is bright with that certain alumnus of York High. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club Business Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Librarian 1 General Cordell is one of the newer members of our class who really knows how to make an accordian do its tricks. Best wishes for a bright future. 4 BARBARA DIEHL Commercial Barb, one of our girls from Possumtown, is usually seen with one of the star athletes of our Senior class. We know her smile will be a pleasant asset in her life. KAY DRUCK Commercial Kay, a native North Yorker, is a quiet kid who tacks our menus on the bulletin boards. We hope she will succeed in whatever she may attempt to do. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 Editorial Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Modern Dancing 4 Social Club 1 PATTI EATON SUSAN ELSTRODT VANCE EPPLEY Commercial Patti, who is always found by the side of our class presi- dent, has long been active in Y-Teen work. We hope her great ability to get along with people will get her far in this world, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1', 2, 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Librarian 1 Sr. Play 4 Academic Susie, Mr. Johnson's effi- cient secretary, is usually found with Suzanne. Susie is a faithful member of the graphic arts class and hopes to become a nurse. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Social Club 1 Volleyball 2 Operetta 3 Jr. Play 3 Academic Vance will long be remem- bered as one of the great players in the Central High band. Also he is the guy who is always anxious to skip school and go on a hunting expedition . Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team 3, 4 J r. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Band 4 Editorial Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2 JQYCE FETTROW GEORGE FIGDORE ROBERT FREED Comme,-cial Academic Academic Joyce, the gal with the ring on her finger, is always found with the commercial crowd. We're sure her mind is never far from that Navy man across the seas. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 Craft Club 3 Red Cross Club 1 Business Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 4 George, the neat blond hair, is usually seen in the hall at guy with the directing traffic lunch time. We wish him suc- cess in his career in the restau- rant business. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Track 1 Safety Patrol 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Bob will always be remem- bered as the leader of the great- est band in the land, the Keynotesf' We wish him great success in his music career with that certain girl by his side. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Craft Club 1 Basketball 1 CHARLES FREY Academic Charlie, the great athlete with the red hair, will usually be found with Fritz and Larry. Good luck to a great guy. Basketball L, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 MURRAY GARBRICK Academic Murray is the farmer who is greatly respected for his in- telligence. He hopes to become a mechanical engineer and we wish him the best of luck. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 ANGELI NE GERACE Commercial Angie is one of the many swell kids in our commercial section who is known for her quietness in the class room. Did you ever hear her in the halls between classes? Good luck, Angie. Y-Teens 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Modern Dancing 4 ROGER GINGERICH General Bones, a bright spot in our class, is noted for his broad smile and his love for Elvis Presley. Good luck in all you do and keep smiling. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Business Staff 4 PATRICIA GOINGS JACK GOTWALT SUE GRIFFIN Commercial Pat, small in stature but mighty in manner, is well known in the Dramatics Club for her make-up ability. Lots ofluck in the career you intend to follow. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2 Chorus 2, 3 Sr. Play 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Editorial Staff 4 General Butch, a swell guy, car- ries a good bit of weight around our school. Good luck in all your plans for the future. Rifle Club 1, 4 Commercial Sue, one of our very popular co-eds on and off campus, is noted for her cheerleading ability. May you find happi- ness and success in all you do. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Jr. Play 3 Operetta 3 Modern Dancing 4 Editorial Staff 4 Volleyball 4 29 DOLORES HARE CAROL HEILMAN PATRICIA HEINER General Delores is a great gal with a real crazy laugh that never wants to stop once it gets going. Good luck in whatever you do. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Social Club 1 Modern Dancing 4 Academic Carol, our grand lady Edi- tor-in-Chief, through her hours of hard work and sweat has led the way for our yearbook's success. We wish Carol all the success that her future can hold for her. Commercial Pat, one of the jolly com- mercial girls, can be found in the company of Susan and Nancy. Good luck, Pat, with that guy in your life. Chorus 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2 Craft Club 3 Modem Dancing 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 F.T.A. 3 Editorial Staff 4 DAWN HOFFMAN General Dawn is one of the quieter members of our class but we know she talks quite a bit when in the company of her General friends. Good luck, Dawn. Social Club 1 Modern Dancing 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Chorus 2 Business Staff 4 SHARON HOKE Commercial Sharon, one of the newer members of our class, can usually be found in 206 every morning buzzing around. We wish you all the luck possible in your chosen vocation. Magazine Campaign 4 Modern Dancing 4 Business Staff 4 LARRY HYKES Academic Al, one of the most ath- letic members of our class, is noted for his splendid sports- manship attitude. Best of luck, Larry. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Volleyball , 2, 4 RiHe Club I Varsity Club 4 Business Staff 4 SUSAN HYKES Academic Susan is another girl who is blessed with naturally curly hair and dimples. Good luck to you and that special some- one in the Air Force, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Social Club 1 Track 1 Teenettes 2, 3 Business Staff 4 NORMA JEAN JONES General Norma, one of the more athletic girls in our class is usually found with Dawn and Ruth. Good luck in all your plans for the future. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Social Club 1 Chorus 1 DONALD KAHLER General Tates is one of our experi- enced men about our stage. May good luck follow you always and take care of that certain senior girl. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Thespian Society 3, 4 RiHe Club 1 Sr. Play 4 ROBERT KEASEY General Bob is one of our flashing men noted for his smooth dance movements. Good luck to a fellow with a fine tenor voice. Choice 1, 2, 4 Rifle Club 2 Basketball 1 Social Club 1 DOUGLAS KEFFORD BARBARA KLINE PAUL KOHR Academic Doug, is one of our very active class members who was a big hit in both the plays. Good luck in whatever you do. Business Staff 4 General Barb,' has always placed in the muffin contest at the York Fair. We surely hope you succeed in being a beautician. Social Club l Academic Paul can usually be found driving around town in an ice cream truck. We wish him success in his future. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Thespian Society 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Business Staff 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Soccer 4 jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 FREDERICK KRALOWETZ Academic Fritz, one of our all around guys, is interested in the Navy. We hope he becomes top man. Soccer 2, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Volleyball 2, 3 Baseball 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 DIANNE KREBS Academic Dianne with her good acting ability succeeded in getting the little sister parts in both our plays. Good luck with that certain guy. Social Club 1 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Operette 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Thespian Society 3, 4 BARBARA LANDIS Commercial Barb is one of those peppy commercial girls who can either be found typing for Mrs. Lehman or participating in some sports activity. Good FRANKLIN LEAMAN Academic Frank has definite plans for the future and with his determination we know he'll go far in the field of engineer- ing. luck to a future typist. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Craft Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Operetta 3 Business Staff 4 MARY LEHIGH MARGO LEHR WILBUR LEHR, JR. General We know that Mary's in- terests are in a certain alumnus at the present and We Wish her much good fortune in the future. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Modern Dancing 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Commercial Margo, who is one of the cute commercial girls, helped make our magazine campaign a success. We wish her happi- ness in the future. Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Librarian 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 General Wilbur is one of the stage crew who helped make all our play performances a success. We Wish you luck in the future. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Stage Crew 3, 4 Business Staff 4 JAMES LIVINGSTON RUTH LUCABAUGH OLGA MATTHEWS Academic Jim, our busy president, found time to take part in both our plays. We know that With his great ambition he will attain his goal. Class Officer 1, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Play 3 Operetta 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Academic Ruthie can usually be found at Warner's making those delicious banana splits. We know she will make a wonderful nurse. Business Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 Social Club 1 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Olga is one of the more quiet members of the Com- mercial section. We wish her the best of everything in the future. Magazine Campaign 4 Craft Club 2 Y-Teens 4 Chorus 1 KAY MILLER SUZANNE MYERS Commercial Kay, who is a very con- scientious office Worker, al- ways has a pleasant Word for everyone. We know this will be a Vital asset in her future. Business Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Academic Suzie,,' the girl with the pleasant smile and the flying lingers, can usually be found either delivering attendance sheets or with Don. We know she has the qualities that make a good nurse. Thespian Society 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Play 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS NACE Academic Denny is one of our top varsity basketball players. Good luck to a terrific guy, who deserves it. Basketball 1, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Soccer 4 4 Varsity Club 3 , Rifle Club 1 4 Volleyball 3 , Business Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 GARY PEELI NG General Pete will always be re- membered as the Mad Butch- er in our Junior Play. We wish him great success in life. 4 4 Jr. Play 3 4 Business Staff Varsity Club 3, Sr. Play Operetta 3 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 .af sf Q--13' V Was MICHAEL PETERS General Miken with his friendly smile, has been a capable mem- ber of our first Student Coun- cil. We wish you success in all your future plans. Rifle Club 3 Rifle Team 3 4 Editorial Staff Student Council 4 Soccer 4 NANCY PLYMIRE RUTH REIGART Commercial General Nancy, one of our dancers, Ruth is the girl who always is an accomplished secretar We are sure she will succeed her chosen field. Y-Teens 1, 2, Chorus Volleyball Modern Dancing Magazine Campaign Majorette y. i Il 3 3 2 4 4 2 blushes when she walks into room 219. Good luck to a future beautician. Chorus 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1 Modern Dancing 4 GARY REIHART ROGER REYNOLDS BARRY RUPPERT General Pete is well known for his witty remarks Cnever a dull moment.D May you have lots of luck in the future. Rise Club 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Academic Roger was a member of our Senior play. With his scholastic ability we-'re sure he will be a success in the teaching field. General Barry is one of our General boys. He has been a great help on the stage crew. Good luck in the future. Stage Crew 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Thespian Society 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 JOYCE RUSSELL Commercial Joyce is one of our future secretaries. She has played an important role in the office and in our magazine campaign. May luck be yours. Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 LORETTA RUTH Commercial Loretta will always be re- membered as our faithful bas- ketball fan. With her happy outlook on life we wish her success in the future. Magazine Campaign 4 Social Club 1 Crafts Club 2, 3 Business Staff 4 Modern Dancing 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 NEIL SAUERWALD Academic Neil, an active senior, has participated in many of the sports Central High offers. We wish him success in his chosen career. JOHN SAUL General John is one of our faithful stage hands. He can usually be found with Wilbur. Best wishes to the guy with the great personality. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Baseball 1 , 2, 4 Stage Crew 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Rifle Club 1 Class Officer 3 PRESTON SHEWELL JUDY SNYDER MARY JANE SNYDER General Preston is a new addition to our class this year. We feel sure that you will succeed in your ambition to become a jeweler. Rifle Club 4 Academic Judy, one of our peppy cheerleaders, has a special interest in the dairy business. We know you will succeed in anything you may attempt. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Teenettes Z, 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 General Mary Jane, our amazing athlete, is known for her pleasing smile. With her ability we know she will make a grade A Physical Education teacher. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. q 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 BARBARA SPANGLER DORIS SPANGLER CHARLES STRAYER Academic Barb has aspirations of becoming a teacher, and with her pleasant smile and winning ways, we are sure she will achieve her goal. Best of luck. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Academic Doris, one of our yearbook artists, can usually be seen on Saturdays in the A 85 P super- market. We wish you the best of luck. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Track 1 Social Club 1 Editorial Staff 4 Academic Charlie,,' our hardworking class treasurer, is the key to the success of any class event. Best of luck in your career in the Marines. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Editorial Staff 4 HOPE SWEET SONDRA THAYER Commercial Hopie, one of our capable photography editors, can usu- ally be seen with Sue. Best of luck to a person who truly deserves it. Varsity Club 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Librarian 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Social Club 1 Modern Dancing 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Editorial Staff 4 Commercial Sonny,' came to our school two years ago and soon became an active member of our class. Best of luck to a future secretary. Librarian 3 Dramatics Club 3 Editorial Staff 4 Magazine Campaign 4 Modern Dancing 4 WILLIAM TREMITIERE Academic Bill is the tall, quiet lad, who had the leading male part in the Senior class play. Best of luck to a swell guy. ROGER TROUT Academic Roger is a newcomer to our school this year, but he has Fit in well with the activities of the class. Best of luck to a friendly guy who surely de- Chorus Dramatics Club Social Club 1,2,3,4 2, 3, 4 serves it. 1 Dramatics Club Stage Mgr. jr. Play 3 Stage Mgr. Operetta 3 Sr. Play Thespian Society 4 4 4 WILLIAM VENABLE BARBARA WALES RONALD WHITE Academic Bill, who hails from Pos- sumtown, can usually be found with the fellows of 12-IB. Good luck in all your en- deavors. Chorus 1 RiHe Club l, 2, 3, 4 Academic Barb, our hardworking feature editor, is also a very talented violinist. We wish you all the success possible in everything you may attempt. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Editorial Staff 4 Academic Whitie can be found al- most any evening on curb service ,at Ava1ong's. Best of luck to a great guy who we know will find success. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Editorial Staff 4 ti KAREN WHITEFORD DONALD WIEMEYER ROBERT WINEHOLT Commercial Karen is one of the efficient and capable girls in the com- mercial section, who we know will become a good secretary. We wish you the greatest success in life. Chorus 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Library Club l Librarian 1 Magazine Campaign 4 Business Staff 4 Modern Dancing 4 Academic Don,U who is a valuable member of Bob Freed's or- chestra, will long be remem- bered for his easy outlook on life and his amazing musical ability. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 Business Staff 4 Academic Horse, who is a natural comedian, has the welcome ability to brighten up a dull Monday morning. Best of luck to a future chemist. Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3 CONSTANCE WITMER Commercial Connie, who has a great personality, will be remem- bered for her portrayal of Grandma in the senior class play. Best of luck in the future. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Student Council 4 Editorial Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 Volleyball 4 BARRY WOLFE General Barry is one of the better athletes of our class. Best of luck in your ambition to become an engineer. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Rifle Team 3 Editorial Staff 4 Our Senior Class 1 1' First row, left to right: Doris Spangler, Carol Heilman, Suzanne Myers, Susan Elstrodt, Doris Alloway, Mary Jane Snyder, Susan Hykes, Janis Bentzel, Vance Eppley, Ruth Lucabaugh, Ronald White, and James Livingston. Second row: Sue Griffen, Donald Wiemeyer, Patricia Goings, Linda Collins, Sandra Brandt, Elaine Attig, Joan Chapman, Dona Badeker, Barbara Diehl, Hope Sweet, Murray Garbrick, Paul Kohr, and Robert Freed. Third row: Olga Matthews, Judy Snyder, Karen Whiteford, Angeline Gerace, Sharon Hoke, Delores Hare, Catherine Baer, Truda Bruaw, Carol Axe, Cordell Dawson, Roger Trout, and Frank Leaman. Fourth row: Charlotte Bentz, Loretta Ruth, Nedra Corwell, Nancy Blauser, Sandra Chronister, Kay Miller, Ruth Reigart, Norma Jones, Charles Strayer, Lance Arvin, Barry Wolfe, and Wilbur Lehr. Fifth row: Kay Druck, Barbara Landis, Barbara Kline, Joyce Fettrow, Nancy Plymire, Susan Chevaux, Sondra Thayer, Margo Lehr, Joyce Russell, Richard Adams, John Saul, and Barry Ruppert, Sixth row: Barbara Spangler, Mary Lehigh, Dawn Hoffman, Gary Peeling, Michael Peters, Donald Kahler, Robert Wineholt, Preston Shewell, Douglas Baker, and Roger Gingrich. Seventh row: Larry Hykes, William Venable, Charles Frey, Fred Kralowetz, Lance Collins, Dennis Nace, Gary Riehart, Neil Sauerwald, Robert Keasey, and Jack Gotwalt. Those not present were: Patti Eaton, George Figdore, Patricia Heiner, Douglas Kefford, Dianne Krebs, Roger Reynolds, William Tremitiere, Barbara Wales, and Connie Witmer. 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D--R 8.1 this er-:sh 9n 8 I F-4 9 Cr 0b'1G w0 dass of QU fh Cwfene 0 F Q55 F- -0.11 if lfffnt E memo! JC0 SUE 0 I nun anJl 6 t.J q'5e-ve :fs of 'th F C355 ,OJ wean 3010,-ter J J C010 SSS tie wg our Oe Lrfnq UOVMPVGTS-es , P i CJ 5 Z' F9646 ant!-Zi!! the thVo' quo H rofA- 8 Eff n G ' hens, I' A YS - Oat! it rff7? o Stay. 43 Last Will and Testament We the Senior Class of 1957 do hereby declare this our last will and testament. We will Richard Adams' job at the Food Fair to all ambitious Juniors. We will Doris Alloway's ability to make Wing Dings to dairy employees. To Mr. Ruby we will Lance Arvin's small stature. We will Elaine Attig's secretarial books to Pat Frey. We will Carol Axe's little hatchets to all lumbermen. We will Dona Badekeris ability to tell fortunes to all fortune tellers. We will Douglas Baker's comical actions to Walt Disney. We will Catherine Baer's diamond ring to all hopeful Juniors. To all Eskimos we will Charlotte Bentz's love for Alaska. To the Sophomore Class we will Janis Bentzel's nicknames. We will Nancy Blauser's love for underclassmen to all future Seniors. We will Sandra Brandt's position as Mr. Fauth's secretary to all future business students We will Truda Bruaw's love letters to the Lonely Hearts Column. We will Joan Chapman's dry humor to Bob Hope. We will Susan Chevauxls driving ability to Mr. Johnson's wife. We will Sandra Chronister's changing moods to the Sahara's sands. To all future French students we will Lance Collins' love for French. We will Linda Collins' beautiful blonde hair to the Pekingese dogs. We will Nedra Corwell's pleasing smile to Carolyn Baer. We will Cordell Dawson's ingenius schemes to Dick Tracy. We will Barbara Diehl's small feet to Leroy Hoffman. We will Kay Druck's quietness to Janet Marsten. To all future Y-Teen presidents we will Patti Eaton's leadership ability. We will Susan Elstrodt's witty remarks in P.O.D. class to Ben Franklin's Almanac. We will Vance Eppley's cadillac-white Porche to anyone wha can catch it. We will Joyce Fettrow's love for the navy to all navy wives. We will George Figdore's interest in the restaurant business to Howard johnson. To all bachelors we will Bob Freed's love for the opposite sex. We will Charles F rey's penmanship ability to Yvonne Emswiler. We will Murray Garbrick's quest for knowledge to Thomas Hess. We will Angie Gerace's love life to true story magazine. We will Roger Gingrich's guitar to Arthur Godfrey. We will Sue Griffin's dancing ability to Rosella Becker. To next yearls photography editors we will Pat Goings' trusty camera. We will Jack Gotwalt's sturdy arm to the Statue of Liberty. We will Delores Hare's cherry pie recipes to Pillsbury. We will Carol Heilman's journalistic touch to Ladies Home journal. We will Pat Heiner's teeth to the York Dental Supply Co. We will Dawn Hoffman's appetite to the birds. To the varsity basketball team we will Sharon Hoke's pep and vitality. We will Larry Hykes' good humor to Mr. Craley. To all future enlistees we will Susan Hykes' love for the Air Force. We will Norma Jones' foul shooting ability to the National Rifle Association. We We We We We We To We We We We To We We We We To We We We We We We We We To We We To We To We We We We To We To will Donald Kahler's neat haircut to Charles Peters. will Robert Keasey's duck tails to the ducks. will Douglas Kefford's romantic adventures to Clark Gable. will Barbara Kline's salt and pepper shakers to the cafeteria will Fred Kralowetz's last name to Barbara Diehl. will Dianne Krebs' leopard skins to the zoo. all beachcombers we will Paul Kohrls love for Atlantic City. will Barbara Landis' quick temper to Nancy Rudy. will Mary Lehighs' naturally curly hair to Kay Fink. will Frank Leaman's lengthy vocabulary to Webster. will Margo Lehr's ballet movements to Christine Loyd. all polar bears we will Wilbur Lehr's love for Rutter's freezer. will James Livingston's track speed to all jackrabbits. will Ruth Lucabaugh's swing to Sammy Kaye. will Olga Matthews' ability to blush to Delvin Miller. will Kay Miller's good nature to Mary Wedlock. anyone who can keep them on we will Suzanne Myers' false eyelashes will Dennis Nace's laugh to Trigger, will Gary Peelingis singing ability to Irvin Straw. will Nancy Plymire's jokes to Mr. Mitchell. will Mike Peters' car designs to General Motors. will Gary Reihart's love for Mrs. Abel to all future Trig. students. will Ruth Reigartls head to the statue of the Winged Victory. will Roger Reynold's interest in F.T.A. to next yearls president. will Barry Rupert's farming methods to Old MacDonald. all grease monkeys Joyce Russell wills her love for garage mechanics. will Loretta Ruth's typing speed to Pat Klindinst. will John Saul's nickname 'Lnut to the squirrels. all future seventh graders, we will Neil Sauerwald's love for school. will Judy Snyder's love for Rutter Brothers to Avalongs. all disc jockey's we will Mary Jane Snyder's ability to break records. will Preston Shewell's love of hunting to Harold Maisack. will Barbara Spanglerls changing heart to Pat and Jay. will Doris Spangler's charm bracelet to the guy who fills it. will Charles Strayer's ability to juggle class books to Terry Lauer. Edgar Kreeger we will Hope Sweet's good attendance record. will Sondra Thayer's dramatic gestures to the Thespian Society. Union Station we will Bill Tremitiere's corn beef sandwich. We will William Venable's wise cracks in mechanical drawing to Mr. Schmidt We We To We We will Barbara Wales' love for the fiddle to George Liberace. will Ronald Whitels cadillac to all future stock car drivers. an ambitious Junior we will Karen Whiteford's job in the office. will Donald Wiemeyerls ability to tickle the ivories to Liberace. will Robert Wineholtls Horse to the stable. To the next President of the U.S. we will Connie Witmer's educational trip to Washington D C We will Barry Wolfe's muscular form to Mike Harvey. Signed by the Class of 1957, I 360 C4..,,.,4.., -,-,Ma XfQ -1-'L E' Q-Q--l-n,8- A-1-L W , A 5 ig 'fi J IQQW 'Z - H? 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Y 51' ,n 'I fy ww vw -4., 1 ' fun' ' :Jiri :- .zfz ffl M 35 , . fill- -ffqgiii. wsgqfrxw, n, 'f '-' aff ,' . E was . Jn, f ,- . wiv' EMWFQV U, ' ' 1 , f -' 1' 'miie- L ,.w'2S ' ' , 'fgffxf' 'i W Y ,- ff- ,, W 7 . V' A Q, .Q Q - , la ,,., R, A v .ill Ii W V f i v , H W,,L .,,.. l 75: ,,,,MiL-'ff f 'fffqyf-ge K ' I 'L-,f ff ffNf:'?P 2- 4' A ' -.QM-a, ,xv 'yy ,fir 1354, v-qriv-.Fr ,-vs P'm H x ' fin 1 ala 'S-'Q Z , . xv?-H , ,rw '-' 'firif' ww , 4 Mgffg . V m-'. A Q '-,. - ,I Y f ' V f V- ' , 1' ff Lf3w'? ' ffjfiraifliif 'r 1 'P 1 W FA 3 --f,,. I if gg. 3 -l'j'i2f?1:1 'e k ! 1, ' 4. 5, 12 Q + W ,,., AW,A l W' .gf A Unclerclassmen ,h Q.. . a L M 'fp A - Q. A w.. . . ' . , ' ' ., K ,A .4 ' 4 g' ' ,, -J.: -1 'h I Q Np A -W .M .3 , K' 'If 4, ,I ' U' A if 1 . K Luwzig X A 1 ,f -H fa-Q y .K sl .,.. .N - gp yuan, is f . - V' N M ,, VM - , . 4, g A , ,, , -V is , A I ' ' 'nj' v ' ' ?,w,,'f-' . f , W' ffi' Mr w Hf H' M , f ...f 0 A 1' Y ' I' rr. ' f , K 2' , W H sv ' - Y J' A ' . ,f , - ,, f W ai A Q 2 eh. 1 ' 4' H ' ' M A of .2 ' . 4, v f .. , 1, 1 M- 4 ' , fav Q , i , f Maw -w W M- . , Mk Mw,fM ,W 7' ' L M H Q w- ff K 4 I 1: ,,,,, - --' ' f - Juniors CLASS OFFICERS President-David Suereth Vice President-Richard Spangler Secretary-Patricia Frey Treasurer-Patricia Klinedinst CLASS COLORS-Charcoal Gray and White CLASS FLOWER-Pink Rose CLASS MOTTO- Success Waits at Labor's Gates For their first project of the 1956-57 ,school year, the Junior Class sponsored a dance, called the Harvest Moon Dance. This was held in November and it featured Bob Freed and his Keynotes. Included in their spring agenda are the Junior Play, March 21 and 23, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Best of luck to the graduates of '58, and may their last year at Central hold many memorable events. Home Room 223 Mrs. Lehman First row, left to right: J. Wolford, B. Anderson, J. Stough, P. Walters, M. Fetrow, S. Hoover, L. Bitner. Second row: J. Leaman, J. Geubtner, E. Whorl, B. Heidle- baugh, W. Kemper, B. Miller, J. Shue. Third row: R. Bell, M. Fink, B. Updegraff, M. Mummert, D. Miller, D. Hartman. Fourth row: V. Hamme, I. Straw, S. Loucks, C. Rife, D. Michener, K. Watson, J. Doll, C. Rose. Home Room 219 Mr. Walters First row, left to right: P. Myers, J. Black, H. Hinkle, R. Heilman, N, Miller, A. Potts, J. Kann. Second row: B. Fink, D. Buckingham, R. Herman, N. Gass, B. Markle, K. Fink, S. Diehl, R. Vukmanic. Third row: M. Ogle, E. Kessler, S. Sullivan, D. Snow, R. Becker, P. Chalk. Fourth row: P. Crone, D. Newcomer, D. Jacoby, D. Brenneman, C. Diehl. is .,,f f--.,...i.f,,,..,,,, ,,,,, , ,x,,,... .,.,,1n,,, 1 .. . ,,.. . .:,,,.., .,'L , , ,, ..1h. :,i . , ' .. , V , . ' ,,,, . , ,L,,,,,. . .L,, . , 5 Home Room 219 Mr. Walters First row, left to right: R. Knight, G. Sleeger, J. Rutter, L. Bixler, R. Burhans, J. Lehr. Second row: R. Spangler, J. Frey, W. Kepner, R. Leese, R. Mohler, G. Holtzapple. Third row: C. Master, M. Goings, D. Suereth, R. Kralowetz, H. Boerner. Muna , ., . W .M . . ... , 1-we ,e ... 4: suuu:we::mnvQ1smmeMy,wg.1....e....li,mfs uw.. Home Room 225 Mr. Milne First row, left to right: D. Bubb, B. Cunningham, D. Hollinger, B. Croumer, L. Grove, B. Meisky. Second row: N. Mummert, P. Frey, B. Pittman, D. Kuhn, G. Venabie, P. Klinedinst. Third row: F. Keller, J. Rohrbaugh, S. Bean, S. Fink, R. Tharp. Fourth row: S. Snyder, G. Wertz, B. Hare. ' ' ' ai N' 9? ii-gsecrfi sgjfuzgvvm is Home Room 218 Mr Everhart First row, left to right: J. Kann, N. Hoffman B Paules M Bowman K Zuray B. Kohr. Second row:M. Yost, Y. Hake L Stambaugh C Bear L Cable Thufd row: J. Flickinger, P. Reigle, R. Ruby ' .- A f Q Sophomores Terry Lauer Treasurer Naomi Lucabaugh Vice President 243 CLASS FLOWER-Carnation CLASS COLORS-Blue and white The Sophomore Class has been very busy this year choosing their class colors and flower. They also ordered class jackets and sweaters. On February 9, 1957, they held a Valentine dance which was their iirst dance. Judy Miller Secretary Carole Frey President Mrs. Wales Home Room 217 L h N Lucabau h L Rohrbaugh K Knauss, L. First row, left to right: B. e r, . g , . , . Strayer, A. Meiskey. Second row: B. Blouse, C. Marsden, J. Small, L. Faltin, N. Wolfgang, C. Frey. Third row: N. Rudy, M. Smlth, E. Butcher, R. Gotwalt, J. M. Hahn. Snowberger, P. O'Marrow. Fourth row: S. Shewell, F. Hubley, C. Leaman, dwg... M, .. H- 15? Mr. Krape Home Room 216 ' K. F rtne D. Leaman, First row, left to r1ght: D. Baker, R. Reem, B. Huber, o y, B. Master, R. Miller. Second row: D. Nace, E. Rishel, W. Hemdel, J. Drews, ' ' B k, K. Lease, J. Lehr, J. Groeller. Thrrd row: J. Desenberg, H. Marsack, W. oc D. Cooper. Fourth roW.' L. Hoffman, I. Taurrxis, T. Lauer. 'fM'm'mw5EiB.f1E'3iE325E.RaEiig.iis?5E.BEw 'iB1 't21 sg33 3i2a:gggimE 2:,g: !'2EgEEiQEeTifPf!g1i5sa me , H ,-51,-ieigg , ggi V. S53 J Q I Home Room 215 Mr. Oyler First row, left to right: R. Overmiller, F. Brothers, M. Miller, L. Richczick, C. ' . C 'n ham, Lentz, G. Reigart. Second row: C. Byers, C. Klbler, B. Schwartz, D unm g D. Abright, G. Ludwig. Third J. Gladfelter, R. Hoffman. row: T. Domer, C. Strine, K. Kashner, L. Mills, - -F ,, J 5 .',, . . Home Room 212 Miss Crocker First row, left to right: J. Nauman, J. Zuraz, J. Crook, L. Poet, D. Baker, J. Haskin. Second row: P. Gemmill, J. Saul, A. Krout, Y. Enswiler, B. Lehr, R. Hoffman W' h d Y Barnhart S Wintermyer J Myers, M. Frey, R. Myers. Third row: E. 1S ar , . , . , . M. Troxell. Fourth row: M. Sigler, J. Miller, B. Donnis, D. Mundis, J. McPherson y Home Room 213 Mrs. Wallick First row, left to right: S. Sattizahn, B. Beshore, M. Golden, B. Coldren, C. Lehr E. Axe. Second row: C. Bubb, D. Morrison, P. Gemmill, L. Emig, D. Lease, M Klineyoung, R. Black. Third row: S. Schaefer, J. Blauser, A. Lehigh, D. Schwab A. Jacoby, B. Fry. Fourth row: G. Keffer, M. Sterner, L. Clark, C. Pepo, J. Kauff- man, J. Marsden. 1 1 . ..,.,.,,.1,, ia 1 J' 5 if X'Qfg'..ir f. 15151 . 4 -M.. Jaffe Home Room 214 Mrs. Abel First row, left to right: M. Schlag, M. Snyder, L. Amspacher, K. Novin, S. Badeker, T. Kreiger, J. Ramer. Second row: J. Miller, P. McCorr1as, C. Fisher, R. Kopp, K. Ruth, B. Paules, B. Spangler. Third row: K. Rishel, D. Hake, R. Myers, R. Senft. Freshmen Class Eric Oakley 1 - H I Mwaa Witter Vice Presic 'asurer J ay C unningham Pre. :retary This year the ninth grade class elected class officers and held a Halloween Party. With their ambition and energy We're sure in their future years at Central, they will be planning many more activities. Home Room 236 Mrs. Samchok First row, left to right: G. Miller, G. Wiley, G. Adams, E. McKeever, C. Zuray, T. McGlaughlin, R. Miley. Second row: S. Naugle, F. Toomey, P. McSherry, G. Bubb, S. Shettel, M. Fissel, C. Smith, L. Kitzmiller. Third row: M. Reem, A. Hart- man, E. Walters, N. Rizzio, G. Hollar, L. Besecker, B. Byers. Fourth row: W. Rickrode, J. Bryan, R. Kessler, S. Druck, R. Kauffman, D. Beaverson, M. Dellinger, E. Duddy, W. Schleeter. 0 6 ' g, Home Room 233 Miss Smith First row, left to right: L. Jones, W. Able, J. Eppley, C. Deitz, D. Brenneman, D. Messersmith, L. Prowell. Second row: C. Myers, R. Brothers, N. Gibbs, J. Billet, S. Cummings, D. Grim, C. Bowman, P. Melhorn. Third row: C. Rosier, L. Line- baugh, S. Adams, R. Herman, S. Fry, D. Matthews, R. Hake. Fourth row: W Smith, E. Klinefelter, C. Beinhour, J. McLane, R. Alloway, R. Spangler, J. Fettrow W. Weaver. L,W. 4 Home Room 234 Miss Foose First row, left to right: L. Ensminger, E. Oakley, W. Ferguson, J. Wills, K. Eminger, G. Frank, S. Ross. Second row: S. Nicholas, S. Stebbins, J. Ness, G. Setzer, M. Herbert, J. Mercier, E. Strine, B. Mosebach. Third row: J. Bentzel, S. Falk, M. Hessler, S. Deweny, S. Warner, S. Smith, D. Gibson. Fourth row: R. Thompson, J. McLeod, L. Melhorn, L. Brenneman, L. Reynolds, A. Esterline. Home Room 211 Mrs. Inners First row, left to right: S. Linebaugh, R. Alloway, S. Hilker, P. Alspaugh, B. Lehr, L. Master, J. Cunningham. Second row: M. Wedlock, D. Shumaker, I. Eppley, . Wolf, D. Keller. Third row: J. Rizzio, D. Spangler, B. Shepp, J. Beatty, B. Lehr, C. Sweitzer. Fourth row: M. Koller, B. Brownwell, R. Besecker, R. Zerbe, J. Christine, F. Fruman, R. Matheny, L. Spangler. L. Smith C. Brenneman, M. Buck, C inf midt Home Room 142 Mr. Sch First row, left to right: A. Long, P. Mason, R. Hoffman, B. Walker, J. Ralston, J. Waltersdorff, L. Keller. Second row: B. Strayer, R. Hopper, R. Shaffer, C. Arnt, W lf . Third row: D. Hykes, M. Witter, S. Gladfelter E. Swartz, K. Miller, D. o gang R. Hamme, D. Miller, S. Warne, J. Herman. Fourth row: J. Cannon, T. Kling, L. Loucks, L. Wilbourne, K. Yinger. :WM Home Room 210 Mrs. White First row, left to right: F. Gerald, J. Reihart, S. Shellenberger, C. Snyder, B. Sprenkle, B. Fuhrman, D. VanTassel. Second row: C. Whitehead, W. Roelke, C. I est, C. E '1 C R d ' k P. Nizz, T. Gri Th' d ' L. Pettit, G R d cille,P.H b R S h L Lichblaw, M. Whit b T Ty Fourthr J Maisack, C. Gembe, J Akins, S. Sterner, J. Spangler, G W gl K. Hykes. if V ..Mmmmmm...gzoivilivlollmlmnll Mmm '4W l l 1 W ' '-'Av r I vi vw ww ww' -QA iii-Eg, .-,ffiiiijiflt' B , af .E X D l X 1 i . -Q W, . , Eighth' Grade met Gerberick Secretary This year the eighth grade class elected their class oiicers and selected their curriculum. They also held their annual Halloween party which was a great success. Lots of luck in your future years at Central High School. Ffery Smith Treasurer Home Room 133 Mrs. Bowers First row, left to right: K. Trout, R. Gross, M. Cunningham, J. Kann, J. Gerbrick, H. Roberts, E. Garrow, B. Nickol. Second row: K. Bubb, S. Beatty, J. Paules, C. Billet, E. Haines, G. Bentzel, D. Smith, D. McE1wain, B, McC1ane. Third row: W. Heilman, K. Ketterman, M. Wanbaugh, G. Kohler, M. Cock, K. Brenner, M. Stoner, K. Ruby. Fourth row: J. Flincher, L. Lauer, F. Allen, S. Crone, K. Frey, K. Hykes, S. Amsbaugh, D. Hassler. Home Room 134 Mr. Myers First row, left to right: R. Bievenour, S. Roach, H. Knaus, G. Kochenour, D. Gar- brick, L. Dunlap, N. Leiphart, C. Keefer. Second row: D. Walters, L. Gladfelter, S. Rinehart, J. Sleeger, C. Perago, G. Shue, B. Matthews, J. Rebert. Third row: B. Shaffer, J. Illgenfritz, L. Snyder, J. Diehl, F. Flaye, S. Rhoads, R. Rauch. Fourth row: B. Hess, J. McDowell, E. Epply, C. Miller, B. Young, B. Bailey, L. Mills, A. Chronister. NL ' - ' ' ,.? ' I Home Room 136 Mrs. Dangl First row, left to right: W. Zimmer, J. McConkey, G. Warner, D. Doll, P. Giest, J. Burdette, D. Herman. Second row: L. Resser, L. Baker, B. March, D. Bowman, R. Mauch, S. Smith, S. Blauser, D. Baublitz. Third row: P. Orr, Y. Stump, J. Cunningham, S. Hykes, D. Topper, C. Schwab, S. Heathcote. Fourth row: L. Kaffman, L. Frey, B. Strausbaugh, L. Winans, S. Person, B. Williams, G. Fisher, J. Joseph, S. Walters. V Home Room 137 Mr. Shellhammer First row, left to right: S. Adams, M. Drawbaugh, B. Hypes, I. Frantz, F. Barret, M. Frey, D. Burhans. Second row: D. Shaffer, J. Gingerich, B. Mathney, A. Taurins, S. Snowberger, S. Siple, D. Heilrnan, M. Raver. Third row: R. Spangler, J. Livings- ton, A. Corwell, R. Wertz, E. Frey, N. Overmiller, B. Mann, S. Baublitz. Fourth row: C. Harris, R. Emig, C. Bond, J. Jordan, R. Gerhart, B. Anderson, C. Bubb, L. Tremitiere. Home Room 138 Mr. Fishel First row, left to right: B. Kaltreider, J. Gentzler, R. Thomas, C. Brandt, J. Wishard, B. Goltwalt, G. Frey. Second row: M. Herbert, E. Miller, J. Trimmer, J. Wineka, J. Rinehart, B. Kralowetz, R. Dayhoff. Third row: D. Eichelberger, J. Beaverson J. Amspacher, ,D. Lauer, B. Boyer, R. Clourser, C. Shaffer. Fourth row: L. Buck ' m, R. Rhorbaugh, B. Flury, C. Peters, B. Neuman, sf Moul, L. Smith. mgha 4' :R ips! Miss Brown R. McMillion, D. Bentzel, R. Spangler, R. M. Harvey. Second row: J. Travis, J. Hoff- Home Room 105 First row, left to right: B. Shetter, Coldren, B. Emenheiser, M. Missley, man, Z. Haller, J. Boyer, J. Gerace, C. Myers, E. Dacheux, S. Arnold, G. Axe. . Kann, H. Sprenkle, E. Lehr, P. Geesey, B. Thomas. Fourth row: D. Eisenhart, J. Saul, D. Anstine, R. Little, J. Updegraff, Third row: B. Ramer, B. Freed, L D. Robertson, S. Hinkel. Mrs. Booz First row, left to right: E. Fallon, G. Rhode, G. Keeney, C. Hinkel, J. Buckingham, ' ' ' ' . S 'th S. Gembe, T. Wilhams, G. Flxckmger. Second row. C. Moore, B. Baker, J mx , Home Room 139 Ll d R Tasse W Bean Third row' B Kmght, S. Brenamen, J. Shultz, L. oy , . , . . . . h : C S. Hake, J. Ruth, E. McKeever, B. Ott, N. Updegraff, A. George. Fourt row . Dehoff, B. Hoover, D. Bier, C. Lloyd, S. Hare, D. Myers. Seventh Grade Richard Smith M64 Pamela Strickler President J Secretary George Heindle Linda Wales Vice President Treasurer We welcome the usual new additiong the lively seventh grade. We wish them lots of luck in their future years at Central High School. Home Room 146 Mr. Miller First row, left to right: M. Spangler, K. McCoy, W. Witts, R. Emig, J. Barrett, R. Hall, R. Linebaugh. Second row: D. Nauman, R. Gotwalt, A. Hunger, D. Rosier, R. Miller, T. Adams, R. Becker, W. Giescke, D. Bahn. Third row: G. Sipe, J. Crone, R. Godfrey, J. Chapman, R. Ensig, J. Crooks, M. Blouse. Fourth row: B. Kohler, M. Lentz, J. Long, D. Sterner, G. Ames, L. Gingerich, W. Melhorn. Home Room 1 26 Mrs. Beaver First row, left to right: D. Carver, C. Harle, J. Miley, V. Racer, M. Harris, B Shirley. Second row: S. Geise, R. Barnhart, S. Butcher, K. Lehigh, T. Smith, P Richcrick, B. Bear. Third row: W. Lapham, B. Eppley, S. Strine, K. Lehman S. Bailey. 35 .., f. 215 h ui 1, .1 ,.:- Home Room 119 First row, left to right: J. Bentzel, R. Schmidt, Toomey, T. Allison, C. Sprenkle. Second row: B. N. Master, S. Esterline, D. Rishel, L. Lloyd, D. A. Sigler, E. Emminger, R. Locks, B. Minck, E. R. Holtzapple, D. Croumer, L. Cruse. Us Mr. Poet J. Chronister, D. Stambach, B. Lamberson, E. Sentz, E. Brown, Hutton. Third row: B. Wertz, Eppley. Fourth row: L. Smith, Home Ro om 120 First r ow, left to right: L. Lucabaugh horn, K. Staplekamp, J. G ister, R. Mum L. , G. Gotwalt, C arrod. Second r ' per, F. Troxell, E Bernstein, D. T ' V. Zech Home Room 122 First ro W, left to right: B. Grifii J. Hoke, J. Stebbins S L. MCEI ' Mrs. Osman n, S. Warner, L. Wales, N. Oberdick, M. Druck, . econd row: C. Plitt, D. Frey, M. Little, G. Hunt, M wain, V. Lathrop. Third row: J. Small, J. Stump, J. C. Almoney. Fourth row: F. Dedrick, T. Fre . Albright, Brenneman, V. Savage, y. Mrs. Schwart . Fahringer, R. Bare, J. Mel- ow. V. Herbstritt, G. Heindle, L. Chron- . Roper, P. Cunningham. Third row: S. Sebright, rimmer, J. Naylor, W. Blessing. Fourth row: N. Linebaugh, K. Smith. I, .1., n.,, , . IWL lf, 11. ,.W,, Home Room 115 Mr. Deflinbaugh First row, left to right: G. Myers, R. Martiney, G. Gabert, B. Smith, S. Witter, P. Shellenberger, E. Leaman. Second row: D. Drawbaugh, S. Hoover, H. Long, J. Cooper, S. Price, J. Strayer, R. Burhans. Third row: D. Diltz, R. Eichelberger, W. Lick, G. Beshore, L. Spang, R. Baylor. Fourth row: G. Lehman, J. Reem, R Leb P. M' er, iller, K. Shenberger, T. Gotwalt, R. Frigm. Home Room 124 Mrs. Lehr First row, left to right: C. Burdette, J. Morrison, C. Zech, E. Kreiger, L. Hoover, C. Knight, H. Miller. Second row: E. Wolfe, D. Gerhart, R. Lentz, W. Goodwin, T. Oberdick, L. Nace. Third row: R. Strong, J. Hutson, E. Hays, E. Snyder, G. Sullivan. Fourth row: L. McFarland, A. K hl a er, J. Caler, G. Neuman. --...., 1' xy J W .V 'fifiiffifiii 322- ' ' 1 ,3 l '-' 75 ' K . B , , 1: I m,,L 'mi . . as 2 M f, ff W 5 'Ke' ,Ear Xb f xx K mg, . fx 5, iw- x 44, X XRS 'E '. ., 'M Achvlhes 2. Hot rod? Facls and Fashions of 1957 Typicl h ld Jitterbug? ? ? Look at those knees! ! ! A 1957 Cadillac Those bathing suits of ,57 A modern house The winning Hire the Handicapped essay was written by Sondra Thayer. Sondra also placed fifth in the county competition. Our class is proud of its talented member. Congratulations, Sondra. The students of Central High School and William Penn Senior High School participated in Youth Sales Day activities at Stillmans Department Store in York. Prizes were awarded to the best salesmen and to those receiving the largest number of votes. First prize, a gold wrist watch, was won by Pat Goings, second prize by Angie Gerace, and third prize by Sharon Hoke. Each student has the opportunity to win a 551 ,000 scholarship to the New York University. Our congratulations go to our efficient sales people, and our appreciation goes to Mr. Fauth for an excellent sales course. Special Recognition Linda Falten, was Central High School's winner for the Voice of Democracy contest. In the York County competition Linda was awarded second place. This was the third annual contest sponsored by the York junior Chamber of Commerce. Linda was presented with a certificate, a medal, a S10 gift certificate to Disc Mart, and a S25 Saving Bond. 1' ' A ' Q if F - Tx' . Q The National Office Management Association of the York Chapter each year sponsors a National Spelling Contest. In order to receive a spelling certifi- cate, a student must attain a perfect score. A list of 900 words is given to each Senior business student to study. Three hundred of the 900 words are given in the test. The following business students received certifi- cates: Dona Badaker, Angie Gerace, Carol Axe, and Patti Eaton. Congratulations to our expert spellers! BOYS' VARSITY CLUB Officers, left to right: Lance Collins, Vice Presi- dent, Gary Peeling, President, Carl Rife, Treas- urerg Edward Kessler, Secretary. Advisor: Mr. Schmidt FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Officers, seated from left to right: Roger Rey- nolds, President: Judy Snyder, Vice President: Standing: Janis Bentzel, Treasurerg Elaine Attig, Secretaryg Doris Alloway, Librariang Barbara Spangler, Historian. Advisor: Mr. Moul GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB Ofncers, left to right: Elaine Attig, Secretaryg Susan Hykes, Treasurerg Judy Snyder, Vice Presidentg Mary Jane Snyder, President. Advisor: Miss Gentzler GYMNASTI CS CLUB Officers, left to right: Ronald Mohler, President, David Holland, Treasurerg James Leaman, Sec- retaryg Richard Lee, Vice President. Advisor: Mr. Suereth SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Officers, left to right: Douglas Kefford, Secre- taryg James Livingston, Presidentg Dianne Krebs, Vice President, George Figdore, Treas- urer. Advisors: Mrs. Wallick Mr. Warfield Mrs. Lehr CENTEENS Oflicers, left to right: Sandra Chronister, Treas- urerg Susan Loucks, Chaplaing Susan Elstrodt, Vice Presidentg Linda Collins, I. C. C. Repre- sentativeg Joyce Wolford, Secretaryg Patti Eaton, President. Advisors: Mrs. Dotterer Mrs. Wales INCENTEENS Officers, left to right: Nancy Rudy, President: Mary Catherine Sigler, Vice President: Judy Miller, Secretary: Marjorie Troxell, Chaplain: Marianne Smith, I. C. C. Representative. Absent when picture was taken, Beatrice Lehr, Treas- urer. Advisors: Mrs. Lehman Miss Croker INTERPRETATIVE DANCING Officers, left to right: Dona Badeker, President: r Sue Griffin, Vice President, Barbara Diehl, Secretary. Advisor: Mrs. Polites RIFLE CLUB Officers, left to right: Jack Gotwalt, Vice Presi dent: Ronald White, President: Murray Gar- brick, Secretary, Roger Gingerich, Treasurer. Advisor: Mr. Diffenbaugh 1,-fl JUNIOR Y-TEENS Officers, left to right: Joan Cunningham, Treas JUNIOR Y-TEENS Oflicers, left to right: Karen Hykes, Treasurerg Sharon Hykes, Secretary, Sharon Amsbach, Vice Presidentg Judy Schultz, President. Advisors: Miss Stitt Mrs. Beever comb, Vice Presidentg Kay Hykes, President. Advisor: Miss Brown gan JUNIOR Y-TEENS Officers, left to right: Elizabeth Miller, Vice Presidentg Holly Knauss, Secretary: Carol Schwab, Treasurerg Doris Bentzel, President. Advisor: Mrs. Schwartz urerg Mary Wedlock, Secretaryg Marilyn White- JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB Officers, left to right: Eric Oakley, Secretaryg Cheryl Bond, Vice Presidentg Lois Ensminger, President. Advisors: Mrs. Anderson Mr. Shellhammer JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB Oflicers, left to right: Ronald March, Vice Presi- dentg Frank Allen, Presidentg Ronnie Lauer, Secretaryg George Heindel, Treasurer. Advisor: Mr. Myers JUNIOR HIGH GYMNASTICS Officers, left to right: Charles Emswiler, Vice Presidentg Marlin Dellinger, Secretaryg Barre Shepp, President. Advisors: Mr. Johnson Mr. Poet STAGE CRAFTS CLUB Officers, left to right: Michael Cunningham, Treasurerg Ronald Holtzapple, Secretaryg May- nard Buck, President: Michael Harvey, Vice President. Advisors: Miss Smith Mr. Miller AGRICULTURE CLUB Officers, left to right: Richard Alloway, Presi- dentg Russel Zerbe, Vice Presidentg Philip Nuzz, Secretaryg James Saul, Treasurer. Advisors: Mr. Fishel Mrs. White JUNIOR CRAFTS CLUB Officers, left to right: Joann Crooks, Secretary Larry Trernitiere, Treasurerg Earnest Swartz Vice Presidentg William Weaver, President. Advisors: Mrs. Booz Mr. Bitzer JUNIOR ART CLUB Officers, left to right: Dennis Beaverson, Presi- dentg Nina Masters, Secretary: Susan Holtz- inger, Treasurer, Donna Gibson, Vice President. Advisor: Miss Foose L! FOLK DANCING Officers, left to right: Betty Hypes, Vice Presi- dent: Doris Hykes, President: Nancy Gibbs, Secretary, Dawn Messersmith, Treasurer. Advisor: Mrs. Samchok Elifzif :-- ff 'ia 4 Ti JUNIOR RED CROSS Officers, left to right: Susan Hare, Secretary: Christine Zuray, Vice President: Saundra War- ner, Treasurer. Absent when picture was taken, Patsy Emswiler, President. Advisor: Mrs. Dangl TWIRLING CLUB Officers, left to right: Glenda Haller, Leaderg Janet Gerberick, Assistant Leader. Advisor: Mrs. Bowers GAMES CLUB Officers, left to right' Steve Shellenberger, Treas urerg Barry Walker, Secretaryg Charles Snyder Vice Presidentg Terry Grim, President. Advisor: Mr. Everhart THESPIAN SOCIETY Student Council Members of the Student Council seated from left to right are: Michael Peters, Joe MacDowell, Charles Emswiller, Kenneth Lease, Michael Lentz, David Suereth Ann Esterline, Linda Faltin, Brenda Nickel, Connie Witmer, and Joyce Stough. In the year of 1956-57 the students and faculty of Central High School decided to organize a Student Council in order to relieve some of the many chores of the main office such as deter- mining the amount of dances, parties, and the like each class should hold. The council has formed a lost and found clepartrnentf' and is working with many other of the school's problems along with Mr. Brothers. Thespian Society Central High School installed its first National Thespian Society-May 16, 1956. This organi- zation is a branch of the Dramatic Club under the direction of Mrs. Lehr, Mrs. Wallick and Mr. Warfield. The purpose of the organization is to instruct young people in stage work, acting, make-up work and other small details connected with stage work. A permanent usher group is formed from this organization. In order to remain active eight new members must join each year. Those pictured on the opposite page are the first members of Troop 1648. Seated, left to right: Douglas Kefford, Dianne Krebs, Suzanne Myers, Bertha Felton, Nancy Singley, janet Lucken- baugh and William Warren. Standing: Roger Reynolds, George Figdore, Clair Kindig, Barry Fortney, William Tremitiere, Robert Rinehart, Donald Kalher, James Livingston. Editorial Staff First tow, Kneeling left to right: Sondra Thayer, Art Editorg Doris Spangler, Art Editor, Joan Chapman, Lay-Out Editor, Elaine Attig, Lay-Out Editor, Murray Garbrick, Associate Editor, Carol I-Ieilman, Editor-in-Chiefg Judy Snyder, Associate Editorg james Livingston, Lay-Out Editorg Barbara Wales, Feature Editorg Michael Peters, Art Aditor. Second tow, standing left to right: Barry Wolfe, Photography Editor, Suzanne Myers, Copy Editor, Patricia Goings, Photography Editorg Mary Jane Snyder, Girls' Sports Editor, Sue Griffin, Girls' Sports Editorg Hope Sweet, Photography Editorg Connie Witmer, Copy Editorg Joyce Russell, Copy Editor: Margo Lehr, Copy Editor, Barbara Diehl, Copy Editor. Third row, standing left to right: Charles Strayer, Photography Editorg Ronald White, Boys' Sports Editorg Sandra Brandt, Copy Editor, Susan Elstrodt, Girls' Sports Editor, Dona Badeker, Copy Editor. Absent when the picture was taken were Vance Eppley, Photography Editor and Roger Reynolds, Boys' Sports Editor. As the 1957 Panther comes from the press the Editorial staff looks at it with a deep sense of pride but yet with a sigh of relief. We spent many endless hours of labor and made many mistakes as We prepared our book for the press. We shall never regret our experiences both good and bad for we feel we have accomplished a great undertaking. We could never have published this book without the help of Mr. Fauth. We deeply appreciate his guidance and wish to graciously thank him. Business Staff Lance Arvin Lance Collins Vance Eppley Larry Hykes Douglas Kefford Paul Kohr Franklin Leaman Dennis Nace Doris Alloway Janis Bentzel Susan Hykes Barbara Spangler Donald Wiemeyer Ruth Lucabaugh Kay Miller Loretta Ruth Karen Whiteford Charlotte Bentz Roger Gingerich Wilbur Lehr Catherine Baer Dawn Hoffman Barbara Kline Carol Axe Nancy Blauser Sandra Chronister Linda Collins Nedra Corwell Patti Eaton Angie Gerace Barbara Landis Sharon Hoke The Business Staff for the 1957 Panther was organized under the direction of Mr William Craley Gary Peeling, Joyce Fettrow and john Saul served as managers. The staff has worked together and done a fine job selling patrons and ads for the yearbook. Senior Chorus During this year, the Senior Chorus, which is composed of Juniors and Seniors, has made three important appearances. The first appearance, which was the highlight of the entire year, was the fine Christmas program presented to the joint assembly the day before Christmas vacation. The Chorus made another fine showing in the Operetta, which was held the first Week in May, during National Music Week. The last of these important appearances Was made at Commencement. These appearances were made possible only under the line direction of Arthur E. Warfield. Intermediate Choir The intermediate choir is a preparatory training period for the senior chorus. During the time the group learns the reading of parts and blending of voices. This is a new situation for some, especially the boys, who are having their first experience in reading in the bass clef. During the year, individuals from this group participated in school functions and the annual music festival. The advisors of the group are Mrs. Samchok and Mr. Warfield. -Q -f----WM f..-e..M.w Eighth Grade Chorus The seventh and eighth grade choruses, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Sarnchock, recorded their voices at Christmas. These recordings were played over the speaking system. At the present, Mrs. Samchock is training their voices for future chorus work. Seventh Grade Chorus Q...--4 l Senior Members of the Senior Band include students from grades seven to twelve inclusive. Their activities included: Two Halloween Parades, which were held in York and Hanover, assembly programs, a concert featuring the trumpet ,virtuoso, Rafael Mendez, and four basketball games. V Mr. Earl Manseau, the director, made all these fine appearances possible. The Junior Band is composed of students in the fifth and sixth grades of the Central Elementary Schools, and a number from the seventh and eighth grades of the high school. Throughout the school year, they participated in assem- bly programs, and P. T. A. meetings. This group, which will eventually become members of the Senior Band, is under the fine direction of Mr. Earl Manseau. .lunior Band Bancl sgts Mr. Mans eau gg Senior Play SENIOR PLAY CAST Ernest Ferris .... .... J ames Livingston Julie Ferris .... .... C arol Heilman Gloria Ferris .... .... S andra Brandt Penny Ferris .... ....... D ianne Krebs Grandma Ferris .... .... C onstance Witmer Frank Thatcher .... ....... V ance Eppley L I Louise Thatcher .... .... L inda Collins Teresa Thatcher .... .... S uzanne Myers Martin Thatcher .... , . .Wm. Tremitiere Wilbur Ashead .... .,... D ouglas Keiford Richard Hoover ......,.................. Ronnie White Dee Dee Barret ...................... Ruth Lucabaugh Extras ....... Janis Bentzel, Gary Peeling, Donald Kahler Prompters .........,....,... Carol Axe, Patricia Goings Stage Manager .... ..,.....,.... W ilbur Lehr Student Director .......................... Patti Eaton Directors .......... Mrs. Clytie Lehr, Mrs, Betty Wallick SISTER OF THE BRIDE The Ferris family is an average American family with its trials and tribulations. Mr. Ferris is a successful small town businessman, his wife a charming housewife. Their oldest daughter, Gloria is away at college. Their younger daughter, Penny, is a typical, active teenager. Early in March the Ferris family receives a telegram from Gloria saying that she is on her way home. Wild guesses fly through the Ferris household as to why Gloria would be coming home in the middle of the last semester. When Gloria arrives, she calmly tells them that she is going to quit college and marry Martin Thatcher, a big, handsome, athletics teacher. After the initial shock the Ferrises accept the fact, and Gloria and Mrs. Ferris begin to make plans for a big wed- ding, only to the dismay of Mr. Ferris, who doesn't see how he can afford it. All this sudden attention on Gloria gives younger sister Penny an inferiority complex. She considers herself com- pletely unwanted. The feeling is heightened when part of her college fund is borrowed to Finance Gloria's wedding. As the wedding approaches everyone becomes frantic, but in the end everything turns out well. The wedding goes smoothly and Penny finds herself a man. - Junior Play JUNIOR PLAY CAST Elinor Prescott. , . Leaper Prescott. . Cheryl Prescott. . Petey Prescott. . . Mary Jo Jennings .... Mamie Magoon ..... Cussie Smoot .... Jed Lawford ......... . Orpha Van Ostade .,...,.. Alvie Van Ostade. . . . . ,Gail Venable , , . . . .Marvin Fink . . . .Sandra Hoover . . . .John Guebtner . . . .Lynda Bitner . . . . .Bette Pittman . . . . . .Shirley Diehl . . , .Michael Goings .. . . . .Joyce Stough Gregory Holtzapple Mrs. Pilsbury Livermore ......., Joyce Wolford Aunt Molly Cain ........,...... Susan Loucks Izzy Finklestein .... . .,....,... Carl Rife Mille Fifi ,........, .... A nna Mary Potts Stage Directors ..... ,.,.... N orma Gass Delvin Miller Student Director .... .... P atricia Frey Director .............,........., Mr. Walters THE ABLE MISS CAIN The Able Miss Cain is a hilarious comedy in which Mrs Elinor Prescott rules the roost. Leaper Prescott, Papa as he is known, acquired the name Leaper because he leaps when Mama speaks. Cheryl is Mama's pet, the spoiled daughter who gets anything she wants from mink coats to Paris hats. Petey, Cheryl's kid brother, is crazy over hypnotism. He tries to hypnotise everyone with whom he comes in contact. Mary Jo Jennings is Leaper's niece, the household drudge. The Prescott's become very poor, sick and undernourished when they receive a letter from a very dear friend saying that Aunt Molly is very rich and that she is planning a surprise visit to her nearest of kin. She is also planning to will her riches to the kin who needs it most and this kin is Leaper Prescott. ' Through all the aches and pains all complications are straightened out and everyone is happy except Cheryl and Elinor. Operetfa OPERETTA STEAMBOAT A-COMIN The Overseer .... .... C lair Kendig Jim ..... Tad .... Deke. . . Ellery .... Sally .... Mia .... Jill ,... Amy. . . Steve. . . Pappy .... Janie. . . Bobby .... .Dick Martin Mose .......... .... . . . . .Larry Shaull ,....Carl.Feree . . . . .Fred Smyser . . . .Gary Peeling . . . ,Dianne Krebs . . .Judy Snyder . . . .Linda Collins . . . . .Loretta Hess . . . . .William Warren . . . .James Livingston Barbara Krebs . . . ,Donald Chantiles C ast Captain Tom .... .,,.............. Billy ....,..., His Parents. . . Al .......... Mike ..... Cain. . . Ben .... Dan. . . Ed ,......... Josh .......... The Hawker .... Senior Director .... Junior Director .... Director ....... SYNOPSIS .Charles Sweitzer Darryl Oyler Joan-McDowell, William Trimitiere . .Roger Reynolds ....,...Barry Wolfe . . . . .Charles Robson . . . , .Murray Garbrick . , . .Donald Wiemeyer . . . , .Charles Strayer . . . .Frank Leaman . . . .John French . . . . .Hazel Kinard . . . . .Lance Collins . . , .A. E. Warfield In the early nineties, Jim Redding lived on a farm near the little village of Willow Point on the Ohio River. He longed to be a river pilot on one of the large steamboats that passed up and down the river in glamorous procession. This operetta is the story of how he set about to realize his ambition. The by-plot of the white aggie, of how it changed hands and eventually came back to its owner, furnishes interest and suspense throughout. The personalities of the river town-Jim's young friends, Pappy the grocer, Steve the farmer, and Sally the village girl who had faith in Jim-all add variety and color to this story of river folk. Librarians First row, left to right: J. Miley, L. Jones, L. Ruby, P. Orr, D. Smith, D. Doll R. Shindler. Second row: F. Burhans, S. Butcher, R. Bievenour, K. Fortney, L Spang, B. Huber, B. Meisky, S. Hoover, F. Flaye. Third row: B. Hoover, B. Crou mer, C. Innerest, P. Huber, D. Bubb, M. Mummert, E. McKeever. Fourth row K. Schweitzer, J. Flickinger, H. Maisack, R. Ruby, J. Rizzio. Safety Patrol First row, left to right: D. Badeker, C. Small, M. Harris, E. Roper, D. Carver M. Harvey, S. Thayer. Second row: G. Figdore, L. Arvin, B. Landis, L. Jones J. Amspacher, L. Girigerich, H. Hinkle, K. Schweitzer, N. Miller, J. Kann, W. Lapham S. Hilker, J. Miley. Third row: J. Diehl, C. Wolde, C. Axe, D. Straw, J. Rizzio S. Cummings, M. Elstrodt, D. Kefford, I. Straw. Fourth row: P. Goings, K. Miller D. Spangler, P. Gemmill, N. Mummert, B. Hare, J. Beatty, J. Caley. Fifth row, D. Jacoby, L. Mills. Magazine Campaign On September 10, 1956, our school launched its annual magazine campaign. For two weeks theistudents worked and sold magazines to meet their goal of S7,000, which will be used for movies and athletic equipment. Although the students did not reach their goal, they did do a fine job in selling a total of S6,419.79. The campaign was managed by Joyce Russell with Brenda Croumer as her assistant. The manager for the Crowell-Collier campaign was Mary Jane Snyder, assisted by Patricia Frey. Connie Witmer was manager for the Curtis Company, and her assistant was Gail Venable. The managers, assistants, and home room secretaries did a fine job and deserve much credit. In addition to receiving our regular prizes this year, Robert Wolfgang received a S50 bill from the Crowell-Collier Company for being the mystery student. This year Mr. Fauth had the highest home room with S378.19. The highest salesman for the entire campaign was Ronald White with a total of S250.69. . J . I z 1 i First row, left to right: Mary Jane Snyder, A Joyce Russell, Connie Witmer. Second tow, Patricia Frey, Brenda Croumer, Gail Venable. Homecoming The annual Varsity Clubs' Homecoming Dance was held on December 28, 1956, with music by the '1Keynotes. Having been selected by popular vote of the ninth through the twelfth grades, Judy Snyder was crowned queen. Sue Griffin, Elaine Attig, Patricia Frey and Patricia Klinedinst also vied the crown. 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M nchester, H. 21 a Christmas Assembly asketball season p Christmas recess e 27 Alumni Basketball Cram 28 Homecoming Dance E 31 Se mor New Year s OCT OBER 2 Soccer East Berlin H. 3 Student council election 5 Senior formals taken 8 Soccer Spring Grove A A 10 o 12 Soccer Dover H. 16 Soccer East Berlin A 23 Soccer Spring Grove A Masquerade Ball 26 Soccer Manchester H Chicken Bar-B-Q 27 30 Soccer Dover A ters S Ass 31 Melody Mas Party N0 ,X7 2 S Occer S517 - , East 1 lop Be . 160 Senior slay rhn' Ii Jlln lay 22 Than? C1388 D Sgivi anCe an , Hg IfSg1Ving Vaca tion Vaca . tlon SEPTEMBER 8 23 Th 7 . . 7 7 7 ' S ccer, Manchester, . 7 7 7 . 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 ' School Opened Smith and Dane S AS s Se-mor play try Outs S Soccer Spring Grove A occer Manchester H Soccer Dover A 5 13 ' 17 - ' - 3? Magazme campaign kick-Off 25 i f - 28 Z ' ' 1-I 5135. ' Z.. 31-3,-r.' V' 'fftcwr 4,Y,..- A gk N v .. ,H R J' why N 1' : , Nix . X . ' .fi Fmt Q. , K r'W - -- ' fi- .lx rg' it - . fe , i. LL, ff 3. K' -,1. li, ,. A Saga .4,1fff-yfgwx - -Mr in , R ' '54 v 5-L M147 .b . , xyf f, . A .J Y ,L f , 2-1 W., , M -...f,,g..,A QP--1, . ,wt nd., , ' V 4 Y .. , . Q 1 '-'P ey 72 k.2,l-Iufm fs -3 mira,-k9fi,i., ' , N.. 1. ,..v,. Q' gil 39-2?--.7-if 1 1 -1 ' 'WZ Q- J ia. CX. ' ' x'. V ,A J 'lm . , , r - . -3 vf ' N:'.--,EEN . xi Q 'Qs 31 ' ci? .' ,-' 'ff 1, :Q N 35? .W lf, -7 Qfgr . M' - gg: L. Hs ' 1:: -m +whf4gf Quia. A- i 'dn , 'W :NW 1 - . -5' fffl' 1. 1-:MQW ' ft' iv .3 'Ki 54,2 ,Nu 5 ' - .b 7- . , K . hw Q kk r vi sry .1 ,. A, , . : '5'?fL.lj,'t,x .ff 'Q N 'Jw' Q -1 V V.. ., s X . 'rfb ' ' Q- . ,gall Q '. .4 .V K. -. 5 H, U ... Ja 'NB A-1 VLQNKW a f. Y. W , A ' ..-f.- 5 95 - I Y C 1 fi? f 3 2 js Y 5 ,X 'C fi ,Q X 7 X , 1 - , V' , .fmN, y Y, 0 . X.. x 5 ,x,,! I ,Wf I X x il 1 il if , eel X 4 X , Q i 1 Lynn Strayer f i wiiai f Katie Knauss 1 il Sue Griffin Senior Varsity fill X C j x C of J f -,Q K Kneeling Left to Right: Barry Wolfe, Assistant Manager and Player, Larry Hykes, Manager. Standing: David Suereth, Delvin Miller, Donald Kahler, Dennis Nace, Neil Sauer Wald, David Sollier, David Michner, Charles Frey, Mr. Eugene Suereth, Coach. Absent: Leroy Hoffman and Lance Collins. Basketball ig f Rx ' fat 'C ' We lla. ,ig 5 . ,w X , I , 5 X ' N f l X N ff l ,X rf xx ,f is i ig..g.Vk If by .X ' I' . ,, 1k ' fl 7 X r X g W K 4 .R I T if , Carole Frey i e X N Q WF fr - . , Patricia Klinedinst fill X - --' Patricia Frey Judy Snyder Congratulations are due Coach Eu- gene Suereth and the basketball team for their fine showing this year. Although they got a slow start they finished with quite a flurry, winning their last four games and finishing in a tie for second place in the second half. Charles Frey paced the Panthers with a fine 15.1 point per game average. As there were many juniors on the team this year Central can expect as even better basketball team next season. Senior High Cheerleaders This outstanding group received many compliments during the year for their terrific job in cheerleading. With their new outfits and peppy cheers they made a big hit with everyone. This group representing Central, contributed great competition in the Cheerleading Con- test. Three of these girls will be leaving this group through graduationg they are Elaine Attig, Sue Griffin and Judy Snyder. These girls along with the rest of the senior class give their best wishes to our future cheerleaders. Junior Varsity Basketball l Left to right: Coach Donald Poet, Barry Schwartz, Dick Lee, Carl Rife, Indulis Taurins, Terry Lauer, Carl Leaman, Kenneth Lease, Dale Cunningham, and Darwyn Nace. Jack Lehr was absent when the picture was taken. A new coach, Mr. Donald Poet, piloted the Junior Varsity Team this year with a very suc- cessful season. Many of their prospective players, however, took a step up to the Varsity Team. They had a very impressive record with 15 wins and only 3 losses, sharing top honors in the League with the West York Junior Varsity. Senior Varsity Scores Junior Varsity Scores Harrisburg Central Central Dover Dover Central Central Dallastown Dallastown Central Central Manchester Manchester Central Central Eastern Alumni Central Central Kennard Dale Eastern Central Central Red Lion Kennard Dale Central Central West York Red Lion Central Central Susquehannock West York Central Central Spring Grove Susquehannock Central Central Dover Spring Grove Central Central Dallastown Dover Central Central Manchester Dallastown Central Central Eastern Manchester Central Central Kennard Dale Eastern Central Central Red Lion Kennard Dale Central Central West York Red Lion Central Central Susquehannock West York Central Central Spring Grove Susquehannock Central Spring Grove Central Foofbal I First row, left to right: Jack Fetrow, manager, James Gerace, David Holland, Terry Lauer, William Bock, Kenneth Lease, Robert Kopp, Jack Lehr, Darwyn Nace, Carl Leaman, Robert Senft, Joel Desenberg, John Ralston, Robert Gotwalt, manager. Second row, left to right: George Frank, Douglas Wolfgang, Barry Thompson, Frank Allen, John Drews, Kenneth Kashner, Richard Lee, Leroy Hoffman, Indulis Taurins, Fred Hubley, Fred Gladfelter, Donald Leaman, Kenneth Frey, Larry Lloyd, Michael Cunningham. Third row, left to right: Mr. Bowers, coach, Richard Dehoff, Robert Wolfgang, Barry Walker, Ronald Hopper, Jay Cannon, Barre Shepp, Robert Kessler, Carl Miller, Brian Young, Lewis Buckingham, Larry Reynolds, Robert Spangler, Gordon Rudacille, Larry Smith, john McLeod, Ronald Thomas, Robert Thompson, managerg Herbert Hallowell, coach. A football team consisting of students from the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades, is a new sport, addition at Central High. Seventy two students appeared at the first practice, which was on September 5, 1956, and fifty remained after contact work. The coaches are Mr. Robert S. Bowers and Mr. Herbert Hollowell, who was a student teacher at Central. This football program resulted from the donation of a substantial fund from the North York Playground Association of which Mr. Lloyd Kauffman is president. The funds were used to buy uniforms, blocking sleds and tackling dummies for the team. . .lunlor Hugh Basketball Bottom left to right James Bryan manager Gary Miller, Larry Tremitiere, Jeff Sleeger Eugene Strme Charles Brant Lourie Wilborne, Clinton Roderick, managerg Lewis Buckingham Gordon Rudacille Jeff Jordon, Lester Loucks, Bryon Young, Jay Cannon Barry Thompson Robert Kessler Charles Johnson, coach. Our Junior High basketball team this year made a good showing finishing the season in a tie for third place and in doing so compiled twelve wins and six losses. With their fine playing and sportsmanship, we, the class of 57 are sure that they will go even further next year. .lunior High Cheerleaders We would like to congratulate this small, but outstanding group in their splendid job of leading their team to many victories. This peppy group showed some of their energy in the Cheerleading Contest that was held this year. We wish to thank them and wish them future luck with cheerleading. Left to right: Holly Knauss, Judy Schultz, Mary Wedlock, Barbara March, Janet Gerbrick, and Judy Strayer. Baseball and Rifle Teams l 5 4 i 1 r - l ,a l'e' M . fy if 9, . la . f e ' '-- 'H C '- A ? ' C 'W 2' ffl- I fi a n x I ' ' 9-252 ..., z f iw -vi iii: lavish V V! I . A .A Xi -3 dawg .. K' Ca-1 C51 lc Q CFL Tcl Cf' Q' xc 'nd-va i 1 .B,. QW QA .eqrg-W W, PM , , . Vlv : T f fi wif si l f .mf i 1 1 l l 1 ai rv AJ? ' U QA ' .N K First row, left to right: Wayne Kemper, Managerg William Rambeau, George Shaffer, Pearson Hinkle, John McCoy, Fred Smyser, Larry Shaull, Robert Pittman, Jack Lehr, Barry Beakler. Second row: Robert Kopp, Edward Rishel, Larry Hykes, Carl Leaman, Terry Lauer, William Stover, Charles Frey, Dennis Nace, Ronald Mohler, Delvin Miller, David Suereth, Darwyn Nace, Fred Hubley, Eugene Suereth, Coach. Eugene Suereth did a good job as coach during this, his first season. Due to graduating mem- bers, many positions had to be filled. The team did fairly well and finished in third place, having 4 wins and 5 losses. Team standouts were Bob Pittman C.364D Pearson Hinkle Q.435D and John McCoy who had a 3 and 0 record. This year's Rifle Team, under the coaching of Mr. Dififenbaugh, has been a great improvement over last year's initial start. They have participated in three P.I.A.A. Lancaster County League meets and have three more scheduled. Paul Kohr and J oe Doll posted the best scores of ninety- nine, although Barry Wolfe has been the most consistent with three ninety-eights. Certificates will be awarded at the end of the year which will be accredited to the participants toward a letter. First row, left to right: Joe Doll, Dennis Cooper, William Heindel, Marlyn Hahn. Second row: Paul Kohr, Barry Wolfe, Lawrence Mills, Donald Jacoby. 5 1 gs IX If ,ff ' i M, if Y ,ff 5 xl lg . . -in ,final . 'il I I . it , e aaff s as 5 ., Hockey First row, left to right: L. Rohrhaugh, N. Lucabaugh, L. Strayer, L. Faltin, B. Blouse, K. Knauss, N. Wolfgang. Second row: A. Meisky, N. Rudy, J. Snowberger, P. O'Marrow, C. Marsden, B. Lehr, C. Frey. A new sport which was introduced into the girls' sports program was hockey, a very aggressive sport. Mrs. Polites served as coach for the Senior High girls, while Mrs. Bowers served as coach for the Junior High girls. The girls who participated made a very fine showing. A series of games were played and the winning teams of both the Sr. High and Jr. High are pictured. First row, left to right: J. Bentzel, A. Long, C. Innerst, G. Holler, D. Keller, P. McSherry, M. Wedlock, J. Ness, S. Ross. Second row: A. Esterline, L. Smith, S. Deveny, J. Eppley, J. Billet, C. Wolf, G. Weigle, M. Whitcomb, S. Stemer, L. Ensminger. Boys' and Girls' Volleyball First Row: Charles Frey, Fred Kralowetz, Neil Sauerwald, Fred Smyser, John Hykes, Robert Pittman. Second row: David Michener, Robert Kralowetz, Gary Black, Dennis Nace, Vin- cent Lloyd, Richard Davis. Last year's Volleyball team started the season in excellent fashion winning both of their exhibition games against Manchester. After this they went to the District III P.I.A.A. meet held at York Junior College. Coach Diffenbaugh's team made a fine showing and placed third in the District. The class of '57 wishes the team the best of luck in the following seasons. The girls' volleyball team swept through their season with only two defeats, which put them in second place. Mrs. Poet and Miss Gentzler served as coaches for the team. We wish to congrat- ulate the team for their success and hope it will continue in the future. First row: Sue Ann Ruby, Susan Hykes, Elaine Attig, Judy Snyder, Mary Jane Snyder, Jane Charleston. Second row: Dorothy Tyson, Peggy Walters, Dona Badeker, Dorcas Hol- linger, Joanne Myers, Barbara Landis, Joan Kemper. Third row: Hazel Kinard Cmanagerj Patricia Spangler, Janis Bentzel, Lovedy Gilbert, Rebecca Hoff- man, Linda Rohrbaugh, Bessie Lehr, Patricia Gemmill, Carol Frey, Sandra Suereth Cmanagerj. Kneeling, left to right: Bryan Landis, Robert Rinehart, Carl Ferree, John French, James Livingston. Standing: James Leaman, Bruce Miller, Michael Eaton, Lance Collins, Charles Strayer, Barry Wolf, Donald Jacoby, Michael Goings, Doug- las Kefford, Franklin Leaman. Boys' Track iz' The boys' Senior High Track Team, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Robert Myers, as usual, had a fine season. They had numerous exhibition meets during the season. At the York County Scholastic Track Meet held at Small's Athletic Field our team placed second in the entire county . The boys' Junior High Track Team also had a very good season. They competed in six meets. They won 3 of these meets against opposition like Mt. Rose, Susquehannock, and Dallastown. They placed fourth in the Sonny Shepard meet, third in the districts, and first in the county track meet. First row: left to right: Gordon Rudacille, Barry Walker, Lynn Keller, Eugene Fallon, Jeffry Sleeger, Dennis Van Tassel, Earnest Haines, Charles Bow- man. Second row: Lester Loucks, Barry Brownwell, Jay Cannon, Clinton Roderick, George Hoffman, Franklin Bro- thers, David Holland, Richard Reem, Barry Master. Third row: William Bock, Barry Swartz, Edward Rishel, Leroy Hoffman, John Domer, Robert Oller, William Stover, Kenneth Lease, Barry Thompson, Charles Emswiler, Lourie Wilbourne. Girls' Track Left: to right: Joan Kemper, Dorcas Hollinger, Mary Ann Bowman, Dorothy Tyson, Gloria Myers, Janet Weitcomb, Bar- bara Landis, Connie Witmer, Mary Jane Snyder, Sue Ann Ruby, Susan Elstrodt, manager. The girls' Senior High team proved to be quite successful under the leadership of Mrs. Poet, by capturing first place at the Annual York County Track Meet. Dorcas Hollinger, the Central speed demon, again tied the record for the 50 yard dash, running it in 6 seconds. We are sorry to lose Mary Jane Snyder this year, for she brought us two outstanding victories. She broke her old record in the baseball throw, winning toss 247 feet. She set a new record in the basketball throw, winning toss 101 feet 9 in. The girl's 220 yd. relay team composed of Connie Witmer, Sue Ann Ruby, Mary Jane Snyder, and Dorcas Hollinger won first place. The girl's Junior High Track Team did not place first in the York County Track Meet but we wish them more success in the future. Mrs. Poet and Mrs. Suereth were the coaches and Susan Elstrodt served as manager for this team as well as the Senior High Track Team. I Y Left to right: Janet Gerbrick Dianne Eichelberger, Sally Emig, Carol Frey, Linda Rhorbaugh, Maryln Stover, Joanne Myers Sharon Hykes, Karen Hykes Doris Straw. l w Soccer Q, 1. x .. ,,,. , ,. V Qlifi. 3 .m,,,,. -.,, ,.., ' 1 ..,, . ,. . ,,,. M f' . 1' M First row, left to right: Ronald Lease, Michael Peters, Delvin Miller, Neil Sauer- wald, David Suereth, Richard Bell, Lance Collins, Eric Whorl, Joe Doll, James Livingston. Second tow: Edward Kessler, Manager, Gary Peeling, Carl Rife, Barry Wolfe, Jerry Rutter, Charles Frey, Fred Kralowetz, Dennis Nace, Douglas Kefford, Larry Hykes, Herbert Schmidt, Coach. This year coach Herbert Schmidt's team had quite a job cut out for them. The loss of many of the varsity men via graduation caused many changes in the line-up. Coach Schmidt did a- very fine job on the team despite the fact that league competition was stronger than usual and that there were not many candidates for the team. The spirit and morale of the team were excellent and were factors in their outstanding per- formance, as they finished a fine season, taking second place. Ed Kessler Mr. Schmidt Manager Coach A Message A long hard year has come and gone. Another edition of the Panther has just come off the press. We look back over this year and remember the pains and pleasures with which we published the 1957 Panther. We'1l never forget the piles of composition we wrote or the many photographs we took. Also we'l1 never forget the expert help and . . k 3 never have gone to press. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone of the class of ' cl 1957, the editorial staff and the business staff, Mr. Fauth, Mr. Craley, the printer an the binder and everyone else who helped to make this book a success. I know in the years to come this book which represents some of the best years of our lives will bring back memories both sad and happy. We have accomplished a great task which in- volved many experiences, but I'm sure we have no regrets. Carol Heilman uidance we received from Mr. Fauth and Mr. Craley, Without them this boo may Editor-in-chief i li 1x X A 5 A V ALO N G DAIRY FARMS YORK'S NEWEST DAIRY BAR FEATURING OUR OWN ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Home Delivery of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK FROM OUR PUREBRED GUERNSEY CATTLE CORNER ARSENAL AND MT. ZION ROADS YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 67416 C. UN Complete installations 8. S. EXCAVATING COMPANY Manufacturers of IT SYSTEM CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS T821 Monroe Street York, Pennsylvania Phone 25815 KLINE'S SUBURBAN STORE Hardware-Housewares Lawn 8K Garden-Plumbing Electrical-Paint Sporting -Chain Saws U2 Departmentsl 4 Miles From York on Dover Road Phone York 46274 SPENCER B. GLADFELTER Sawyer R. D. 3, YORK, PA. Roofing Materials of all kinds Lumber Firewood Fireplace Logs Phone 89832 MANCHESTER N., GRANGE, INC. 5- . 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Phone 473331 SH ETTER'S MILK BAR 907 Roosevelt Avenue PLATTERS LUNCH Green's Hand Dipped Ice Cream Compliments DR. LYLE M. CRUSE Home Dressed Meats BORING FOOD MARKET 1033 North George Street Fresh and Smoked Meats Fresh Produce Frozen Foods Groceries Phone 81753 HUMBLE - MUNDIS CO., INC Delco Oil Burners Boilers 8g Furnaces Domestic 81 Industrial Fuel Oil 1526-36 N. George Street York, Pa. FRY'S GROCERY HOB NOB COFFEE SHOP 1100 North George Street Groceries - Lunch Meats Phone 70191 Roundtown Borden's Ice Cream Groceries HEN'S GROCERY Ridgewood Rd. 81 Memory Lane HARVEY SPANGLER BUILDING coNTRAcToR York, Pa. York, Pa. R.D. No. 7 R.D. No. 7 Phone 25406 Open Dolly Phone 67712 Toys Hardware H. E. SHUE 1060 North Duke Street GROCERIES - LUNCH MEATS Phone 65562 Compliments of R. E. LEPPO DISCOUNT HOUSE 962 N. George Street Phone 65331 Grizzly Reyco Brake Drums Wagner Thomas A. Gotwalt Office 25815 Broke Lining Brake Lining Jack H. Gotwalt Residence 20175 Robert W. Gotwalt GOTWALT BROTHERS GENERAL coNTRAc'roRs 1821' Monroe Street York, Pennsylvania G. I. SERVICE GARAGE BlLL GURRERI-PROP. Official Inspection Station Expert Repairing GI' Workingman's Prices 1225 N. George Street Phone 52419' STINE'S BRAKE SHOP Ottis Stine, Prop. AIR 81 VACUUM BRAKE SERVICE WAGNER AIR BRAKES 0 OILZUM OILS 550 E. 10th Ave. York, Pa. Phone 2-7662 OVERMILLER'S SELF SERVICE COMMUNITY PURE FOOD STORE SINCLAIR GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES 1851 Susquehanna Trail Phone 23740 HAYSHIRE HARDWARE 2805 N. George Street Phone 7579 VALSPAR-Paints Varnish Enamels STANLEY-Tools WEAREVER-Aluminum Ware REVERE WARE SUNBEAM APPLIANCES SUPPLIES FOR SUBURBAN LIVING Compliments of POTATO CHIPS R. D, 4 JULIUS Music House YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 64913 141-'I43 W. Market Street YORK, PENNSYLVANIA WM. G. SCHWAB DISPENSING OPTICIAN 22 North Beaver Street York, Pennsylvania Phone 25312 WILTON C. LENTZ MASON CONTRACTOR Stone - Brick and Block Work R. D. No. 9 York, Pennsylva nia Phone 475528 Compliments of DEWEESE 8g NEWBOULD MACHINE SHOP DIMELOW'S ESSO SERVICE 890 South George Street 119 Zoar Avenue York, Pa- York, Pennsylvania Phone 7231 SWGER BROS- TED'S SUNOCO SERVICE Just North of North York Red Lion and East Prospect Intersection TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES Phone 24078 P' k-U d D l' S ' 32 Years of Service to the Public Free lc P an e 'very ervlce Congratulations and Best Wishes . . . from Your 1957 Class Photographer HENRY M. BLATNER Photographer 153 East Market Street York, Pennsylvania Phone 7173 AT THE BROWNSTONE HOUSE SPRENKLE'S SPORTING GOODS YORK ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors of Quality Electrical Products 815 N. GEORGE STREET YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Phones 81561-66 Everything for the Sportsman R. D. No. 7 Phone 80821 Memory Lone Ext. York, Pennsylvania WHITE ROSE PAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE 314 W. Market Street Phone 81618 York, Pennsylvania Compliments of C. .I. BESHORE 8m SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS 17 Jefferson Avenue YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 81711 Congrafufafiond fo fhe cfaafs of 1957 BUCHART ENGINEERING CORP Architects Engineers YORK - LANCASTER Compliments of MARGARET STRAYER BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 70960 York R D No 5 Pa S. A. WEIRE 8. SON PLUMBING s. HEATING Manchester R. D. ifl Courtesy of KOHR BROTHERS INC 141 East Market Street Yo k Pennsylvania STEWART AND MARCH INC. CONTRACTORS 1049 North Hartley Street YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Excavating - Roadwork - Driveway S Sewers - Concrete Work - Demolition Industrial Plant Maintenance and Repairs COMFORT BARBER SHOP HAIR CONDITIONED Four Barbers 749 East Market Street Congratulations to GRADUATING CLASS Compliments of H. EVERHART SONS SHAFFNER'S JEWELER Q slwensmnns 6 East Market Street YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of C. L. SCHAFFER Your Local Philco Dealer Phone 67611 EMIGSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA HOFFMAN'S FURNITURE STOR Emigsville, Pa. FURNITURE 81 CARPET GREEN'S MILK AND ICE CREAM The Cream of York County GEORGE w. BECKER COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE D. No.1 Roundtown, York, Pa. Compliments of YEAPLE'S RESTAURANT l 119 East 7th Avenue York, Pennsylvania DRAWBAUGH'S GROCERY ZIONS VIEW, PA. Phone: Manchester 4581 York's Busiest Jewelry- Gift Store Your Credit is Good INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY CO. 52 South George Street I York, Pennsylvania HOYT C. MEASE MEN's WEAR I3 North Duke Street KIME'S SERVICE CENTER FOUSTOWN R. D. No. I York Phone 70200 DIAMONDS at J. FRANK REESE 8. SON Jewelers WATCHES ancl TROPHIES 1012 N. George St., North York MAGAZINES CANDY TOYS B A Y L O R ' S 1119 North George Street Phone 439110 Complimems O of Drugs Soda Fountain ROSS W. BLACK Breyer's Ice Cream Cigars-Pipes Films-Developing SUNDAY PAPERS Q5-A COUSLER'S FOOD MARKET 2474 N. George Street Phone 81660 We Specialize in Athletic and Sporting Footwear WOLFGANG'S Shoes and Sporting Goods 1121 N. George Street, North York A FAMILY SHOE STORE Operated by a Family with over 40 years Fitting Experience A COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS Also Keys Made While You Wait ALTO COMPANY C0mPllme 'S 333 7th Avenue, North York YORK COUNTY M nufacturer of Bakery Equipment KINARD'S FOOD MARKET Stony Brook, Pa. Phone 474516 GLADES AUCTION 4 Miles N. E. of York on Druck Valley Road William R. Latterman Auctioneer ancl Proprietor R. D. No. 5, York, Pennsylvania Antiques Phone 80366 Compliments of PENN DAIRIES, INC. PENSUPREME DAIRY PRODUCTS Golden Guernsey A, Vitamin D, Pasteurizecl, Regular, Homogenizecl Milk, Butter Milk, Cottage Cheese, Chocolate Milk, Redcli-Whip Cream All Products Laboratory Controlled Compliments of D. E. HORN 8g CO. Incorporated Manufacturers of HORNCO POULT RY-DAI RY-STOCK FEEDS Lincoln and West Streets YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Eat F O X ' S Bread BOECKEL'S SUPERETTE GROCERIES and MEATS RUTTER BROS. 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