Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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King. 5 0lf'8 lfUOIf' Memories of golden days- Studies, plays, and dances, Following the newest craze, And all the late romances, Color Day and basketball, Snapshots of the crowd, Proms, exams, and study hall, Freshmen, meek and mild, Clubs and choirs, sports and classes Triumphs of the years- Our Echo Staff now here amasses As treasured souvenirs. 6 Qlfbfenfii Administration Classes Organizations Features Advertisements 7 I I ECHO ADVISERS ACKNOWLEDGMENT We wish to express sincere grati- tude and appreciation to Mrs. Eleze P. McKenzie and Mr. Loyal L. Gills for their assistance and guidance in the publication of our yearbook. MR. LOYAL L. GILLS Adviser of Business Stal? MRS. ELEZE P. MCKENZIE Adviser of Editorial Staff X EDITORIAL STAFF Row 4 Karl Hassler Elsie Fogelsanger James Hoover Row 2 Doris Diffenderfer Mary Wagner Row 5 Terrence Mish Row 3 Arlene Sollenberger Helen Cox Row 1 Laura Jean Forrester Joan Winger! Ida Roof JOAN WINGERT, Editor-in-Chief LAURA JEAN FORRESTER, Assistant Editor ECHO ADVERTISING STAFF Row 4 Norman Henneberger Melvin Davis Howard Bowers Row 2 Irene McCleory Audrey Killinger Row 3 Richard Seilhamer Mary Shank Gwendolyn Sfambaugh William Hauser Row I Sheila Slinson Joseph Kohler Bonita Shields .xdofminwfralliolfz 1. Wg Axmyx, -2-4QQ Q W f nf w,,,k s. M 1m t QW. Q , 4 at .K xi Mx Q95 xff' fs. QA N mn., K If N45-5' ,sm Q 3 Q fwf Q' is BCARD OF DIRECTORS Reading left to right Albert S. Henneberger, Harry H. Sherk, Roy S. Kirkpatrick, Paul J. Mariin, Harry D. Harvie, Homer K. Zimmerman, Joseph P. Maclay. President-HARRY D. HARVIE Vice-President-HARRY H. SHERK Treasurer-PAUL J. MARTIN MR. J. MERLE KAUFFMAN Business Manager Secretary of School Board 14 DR. J. FRANK FAUST District Superintendent OFFICE PERSCNNEL MADELINE G. CALDWELL DORIS S. LESHER ELIZABETH TICE Chief Clerk CIerIl Clerk I5 MR. RALPH I. SHOCKEY MR. MERLE B HAFER Principal of High School Assistant Principal of High School OFFICE PERSONNEL BETTY S MEYERS Cl rk 1 Q . .7 ., ELIZABETH SH ELLER Cl rk ROBERT B. ARNOLD Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College General Science Visual Education Club MARGUERITE B. COOK Susquehanna University, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State College Shorthand, Typewriting, Business Arithmetic Senior Tri-Hi-Y THE FACULTY ROBERT J. BEARD Shippensburg State Teachers College, Penn- sylvania State College HELEN S. BARD Wilson College Current Government lems, World History Book Club Vocational Studies, Guidance Counselor Coach of Varsity Football, Hi-Y GEORGE RUTH E. BIEBER Lycoming College, Bucknell University Spanish Spanish Club R. BIECHER Lebanon Valley College, Yale University Chemistry, Biology MARTHA E. CAMPBELL Shippensburg State Teache Pennsylvania State College English, Remedial Reading 17 C Club, Senior , y x E. It rs College, A, . V M g- , vim 'Q idk? tfg THOMAS DRUMMOND East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, Columbia University Supervisor of Physical Education figs, fjffwzfld ii Prob ELIZABETH R. ELDER Wilson College, University of Pennsylvania Latin Latin Club WILLIAM H. FREET Patton Trade School, Pennsylvania State College Vocational Machine Shop, Related Drawing Future Craftsmen of America MARGARET McD. FAUST Penn Hall, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University X Foods 4 I ,ff Cafeteria C5 JACK E. FISHER f Lock Haven Stat I Teachers College, East StroudsburgZState Teachers Col- lege, Bucknell University Physical Education, Health Coach of Junior Varsity Football Varsity Baseball CHARLES S. FLECK Carnegie Institute, Pennsylvania State College Vocational Sheet Metal Future Craftsmen of America VICTOR G. FOREMAN Shippensburg State Teachers Col le e, Pennsylvania State College, 9 Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Arts Light Crew IB PAMELLIA G. ERICKSON Wilson College American History, Current Government Problems Junior Class Adviser J. KENNETH GABLER University of Pittsburgh, Shippensburg State Teachers College, Rider College Business English, Typewriting, Business Arithmetic Student Advisory Council, Commercial Club, Financial Manager of Athletics BEVERLY GEARHART Pennsylvania State College Clothing Costume Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club ini JAMES W. KING Shippensburg State Teachers College, American Univer- sity, Duke University American History, Pennsyl- vania History Senior Class Adviser, Senior Hi-Y HOWARD M. HEGE Gettysburg College Algebra, General Mathematics Coach of Track, Junior Class Adviser IDA E. HELLER Peirce Business School, Temple Uni- versity, Shippensburg State Teachers College Shorthand, Typewriting, Store Prac- tice, Junior Business Training Junior Tri-Hi-Y KATHRYN H. HOWLAND University of Pennsylvania Current Government Problems Civics HOWARD M. JONES Carne ie lnstitute, Duquesne Uni- 9 versity Pennsylvania State College French English French Club I9 LOYAL L. GILLS Grove City College Bookkeeping, Business Law, Typewriting Echo Adviser ,fa JEANNE H. KIRBY West Chester State Teachers College, Duke University, Pennsylvania State College English, Vocational Studies, Guidance Counselor Student Advisory Council, Hall Squad PAUL LUCAS Peabody Conservatory, Susquehanna Univer- sity, Pennsylvania State College Supervisor of Music, Vocal Music Glee Club, Choristers, Freshman Chorus ARNOLD G. LUECK University of Wisconsin, Pennsyl- vania State College Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America MARY F. MCFERREN Chambersburg Hospital Training School, Penne sylvania State College, Gettysburg College School Nurse Attendance Officer ELEZE P. McKENZIE Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, University of Virginia, Cornell University English Echo Adviser 20 JOHN A. MILLER Shippensburg State Teachers College, Bucknell University, Temple University English Parrot Adviser ki. . LOWELL W. SCH LICHTER Gettysburg College Biology Coach of Varsity Basketball, Athletic Director 12' ns - rw WILLIAM B. NICKEY Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsyl vania State College Driver Training VIRGINIA L. POLLOCK Muskingum College, University of Michigan, Phidelah Rice School of Speech Speech, Drama Dramatic Club JANADELL C. REBOK Shippensburg State Teachers College, Penn- sylvania State College, Seton Hill College Typewriting, Office Practice Business Manager of Parrot HERBERT K. RHODES Dickinson College, University of Vir- ginia, University of West Virginia Physics Science Club 21 E. LOUISE MOWREY L Pennsylvania State College 3 if Shippensburg State Teachers College, University of South ern California I ive, ' Supervisor of Art MARION L. SEIDEL University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State College, Kutztown State Teachers College School Nurse Nurses of Tomorrow Club MILDRED S. SHULL Wilson College, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College Library Supervisor Library Staff IRVIN G. VALENTINE Shippensburg State Teach ers College, Columbia Uni versity, Cincinnati Conserva tory Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra PATRICIA H. SOLLENBERGER East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, Slip- pery Rock State Teachers College Girls' Health, Physical Education Cheer Leaders, Mat Club, Girls' Intramural Association SHIRLEY M. SONON Kutztown State Teachers College Library Library Staff, Freshman Class Adviser J. HERBERT SWARTZ Shippensburg State Teachers College, Gettys- burg College, Bucknell University Algebra Camera Club, Junior Hi-Y HARRIET P. THOMPSON Shippensburg State Teachers College English Junior Tri-Hi-Y 22 nqp i. VANCE B. SNYDER Millersville State Teachers College, University of Mary- land Industrial Arts Coach of Junior Varsity Football, Stage Crew, Fresh- man Class Adviser FLOE H. WALKER Wilson College, Rider Col- lege, Pennsylvania State Col- lege American History, Social Science Senior Class Adviser GALEN WARREN Pennsylvania Military Col lege, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania State College Boys' Physical Education Assistant Coach of Varsity Football and Basketball, Coach of Golf GLENDON WEEKS Purdue University, Shippensburg State , Teachers College General Science, English, Remedial Recding ARLEEN S WINGERT Gettysburg College English, Latin Sophomore Class Adviser ii X a X LESTER Vt, HATSON Shippensbu' S' ate Teachers College, Cal University General Scienc English X JOHN M WITHERSPOON Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College English PHILIP H. YOUNG Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, Duke University, Pennsylvania State College Biology, General Science CUSTODIANS JOHN A. CROUSE BENNETT A. KAUFFMAN HowARD 23 RAY S. SHADLE Wu 'M'-uf Www ME' A vw ' :ij Q imfwf 'M W ?fgy5i x R ,ima-2 ' , f we K. i S Y 3 X JZ' X 'N N Ji' Qilgf 'O of Q- 5 ffl' 5 W S '-T-2 x 'Q Ax 5- '-2' xx S QQ Y X C? X wx O! X X. ff' f Q A . X .X N 5 N: . ,S X XSX 1? N ,f '?T,'w,9Zv,, 1 is 2, gang? x A X we BLUE SENIORS GOLD 5ZfJ2'Z'Q2Ndo, CLASS soma-J-1951 AN2'ffQ,5CA J 'Q J lj-l JP: l:ll'l7ONe wlthmz colons Blue and Gold ul-in F F pg , .ass J J J J J 2 . lwliqllilmvzf-floouk vfky best a1vJ75 Remhoun Qveay Goal., can 'H F FFF IPP JJJJ JJH JJJ 7 ' olons pnaually flyms, MTI: ous lsnnTs ad hmlsauf- sTnfTcl1eJ,lJ:'ll W5 F F F KF f -' -' r r r Jgggg JT lg 3 BRING WRSFI-ffslo GLETAEMANJ la: The l:esT clnssm C.H. o l 3 F F F F 9 Class Theme Doors Class Morto Beyond these doors our future lies. Class Cheer Onward! Ho! Here we go For our colors Blue and Gold! Always try To keep them high Fo I' OUI' Class, '5l! 26 fig X . SENICDR EJ .ij C L A S S President , ,. .,.. ,.....,...,. P AUL ROTZ OFFICERS Vice-President . . . KENNETH WASHINGER Trecsurers .. ,.....,.. CHARLIENE JONES CHARLES KADEI. Historian ,...,.... DELORES GARVIN CARL E. ADAMS Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, MARGARET E. AIRD Peg General Tri-Hi-Y 'I, 25 Mat Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' lntramural Association 2, 3, 4, Parrot Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Library Play 4, Oper- etta 3, Class Treasurer 1, Class Historian 2. DORIS V. ALDRIDGE General Tri-Hi-Y 1, Spanish Club 2, Costume Club 2, 3, 4, Parrot Stal? 2, Dra- matic Club 4g library Staff I, 2, 35 Student Advisory Council 2, 3. LOIS Z. ANGLE Bugs General Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Mat Club 25 Girls' Intra- mural Association 2, 3, 45 Parrot Staff 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Book Club 4. - 7 FRANKLIN D. ARBAUGH Archie Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y lg Freshman Chorus. THELMA R. BAER General Costume Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1. LUCILLE M. BARTON Lucy General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 27 Costume Club 2, 31 Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3: Freshman Chorus, Parrot Stal? 2, 3, 4. MARILYN E. BEAM Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Parrot Staff 4. 2B .X ASF' te Qi' . NICHOLAS R. ANGLE Niclr' Vocational Agricultural Hi-Y ly Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 45 intramural Basketball 2, 3 NANCY s. APPsNzsLLAR Appy' General Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Choristers 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3, Parrot Staff 2, 3, 4. A i i' g Q IRMALITA M. BESORE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 4. RICHARD BEST Vocational Industrial Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Ilhmll Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4. . I h HARRY R. BEARD Vocational Industrial Junior Varsity Football 'I, 2, Hi-Y l. BETTY L. BENDER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Mat Club l, 2. AUCE K. BENNETT Benny General Mat Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramural Association I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, Parrot Staff 3. PATRICIA A. BESECKER Pot General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 4. 'fx ..-1? 2 2 VIRGINIA L. BING Bing Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Hall Squad 'I, 2, Parrot Stat? 3, 4. WILLIAM T. BINGHAM Bill General Camera Club 3, 4. NANCY L. BINKLEY ff5,,,k'f General Mat Club I, 2, Girls' Intramural Association l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer leader 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Freshman Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 2, Latin Club 2. PAUL S. BITTINGER 5inin9,,H Vocational Industrial Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, Visual Education Club 2. 4 Z'b 4? 4 ..,. . 1 . MELVIN R. BRINDLE Vocational Industrial Hi-Y I, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA C. BROOKENS Pot Com mercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Costume Club 2, 3. Ni . l 0' . El! . V A I M. LOUISE BLAIR General Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. HOWARD D. BOWERS Hardy' Commercial Visual Education Club 3, 4, Echo Staff 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Cam- era Club 2. JACK BRANT Tex General Football I, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. BRAUCHER Bill Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Choristers 3, 4, Basketball 'I, Class Vice-President I, Student Advisory Council 3, 4, Library Play 3, Operetta 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4. 4153 . H1 wx ff: .CN rs DELORES MAE BROWN Brownie Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Costume Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Squad 2, 4, Commer- cial Club 3. MARJORIE J. BROWN Marg Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY A. BUMBAUGH General Latin Club 'l, 2, 4, Parrot Staff 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. JOYCE L. BURKHOLDER Burky General Band 3, 4, Assembly Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4. MERRILL CARMACK Commercial N. RHEA CARSON Kit General Mat Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramural Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Cheer leader 4, Student Advisory Council l, 2, 3. RITA J. CASE Irma Commercial Student Advisory Council I, Mat Club l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Parrot Staff 3, 4, Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS M. CHRISTMAN Phil Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Costume Club 2, 3. HELEN T. COX Commercial Freshman Chorus, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Echo Staff 4. GILBERT G. CRAMER Gil Commercial Junior Varsity Football I. DARLENE V. CRIDER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE CRIST Bunny Commercial Freshman Chorus, Girls' Intramural Baseball I, Mat Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Book Club 3, Dramatfc Club 4, Costume Club 4. 31 N JORETTA J. CISNEY hwy Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 4. HAROLD K. COLDSMITH Hake General Hi-Y I, Intramural Sports 1. BENJAMIN T. DAVIS Ben Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I. GARNE1' L. DAVIS Garnie Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4. MELVIN E. DAVIS Davis Commercial Echo Staff 4. WILLIAM H. DAVIS Bill General Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 'Ig Student Advisory Council I, 2, 4, C Club 3, 4. LAURA M. DICE General Latin Club lp Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Costume Club 25 Freshman Chorus. JACK E. DIEHL Diehl General Junior Varsity Football Ig Student Advisory Council lg De- bating Club 2. MARGUERITE J. DIEHL Margie General Freshman Chorus, Costume Club 2, 4. DORIS J. DIFFENDERFER Diff Commercial Hall Squad 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Commercial Club 3, 45 Parrot Staff 35 Echo Staff 4. 32 A A, X Fi' . .,w. , Y P I V MARLENE F. DEAMER Academic Trl-Hi-Y l. RUTH E. DICE General Costume Club I, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 49 11 if ' 4- r ef 1 y . 9 J Nurses 1 J 4.2.1-'Ol I f3.4,l:.,1 of Tomorrow Club 3 ZMMU , 0. mr UW' Ruthie , 4, Tri-Hi-Y Q . . X R Q J 1 f 4:feeWee FAUI. R. EYER General Science Club 4. ELIZABETH C. FAGUE Academic Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 41 Nur X n ses of Tomorrow Club 3. ulibbyu JAMES A. DILE njimu General Iniramural Sports 1. DONNA RAE ECKELS Don Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Hall Squad 'I. DWIGHT GERALD EDWARDS Jerry General Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choristers 4, Junior Varsity Football 'lg Intramural Sports 'I. V. EVELYN EHRHART Ev Commercial Costume Club 2, 35 Commercial Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. BONITA A. FAHNESTOCK Bunny Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 47 Commercial Club 3, 4, Parrot Stal? 3, 4, PAUL l. FARNER General Band 2, 3, 4. JEAN E. FENNELL Jeanne General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4, Parrot Staff 'l, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, Freshman Chorus, Spanish Club 45 Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH F. FOGAL f Joe General .L 31 SE 8 Z5 :lf 4' HBuckH GLEN A. GALBRAITH Vocational Industrial Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball I, Track I, Golf 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. DELORES M. GARVIN Dee Trl Hi Y I 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3, Cheer leader 2, 3, 4, Class Historian 4 Dramatic Club 4, Student Advisory Council Commercial 4. , 44' I 'is 5 J 'X 5 ci? ELSIE G. FOGELSANGER Fo9ie Academic Latin Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Costume Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Student Advisory Council 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Mat Club 1, 2, Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3, 4, Library Play 2, 4. RICHARD A. FOOSE Dick Commercial RONALD FORD Ronnie General Glee Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Track 3. LAURA JEAN FQRRESTER Academic Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Nurses af Tomorrow Club 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Echo Stal? 4. tr S' 'QI . - H 5 s 't' H . ,, . b fu , JACK GASS Jak General Hi-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choristers 4, French Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Freshman Chorus. ORVILLE R. GELWICKS Peunut' Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, Visual Educa' tion Club 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAE GEORGE Ginny' Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Mat Club 1, 2, Girls' Intramural Association 2 Commercial Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Costume Club 4. RITA GERBER Commercial Mat Club 1, Costume Club 3, Commercial Club 4. 34 1 G. WALTER GERHOLD Walt usabbyu Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I. 'In 8 AMUE MP5lLL?E U . 3 g onlm cia X K X ... ,N K a-Y 1 , mm al some 2, 3, 4, clee Club S Q xy 3, esh an oru Football ger 1, 2, 3, 4, C Yi- ' Club S nt vi C nciI1,' 4. 'fs E I N Nix ., ?' J ' x Wit Q - - X -. Y 1 XXX Q . 6 RAYMOND L. GLESSNER General Book Squad 'l, 2. ROBERT K. GONDER Commercial Hi-Y 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus. NORMAN J. GROVE Vocational Agricultural Hi-Y I, 2, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM R. GROVE General Rhythm Kids 4. DORIS J. GSELL Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Commercial Club 3, 4. DORIS J. HARRISON Commercial E Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. Gravis U nsobn I New .K A 5 QX MARGARET B. GOSSERT Bots General Tri-Hi-Y 1, Spanish Club 4. ESMERALDA A. GRANT General Spanish Club 4, Emergency Room 4. usillu Busey 'Dorie is . I 35 Y MARGARET A. HARRISON Pe99y' Commercial Freshman Chorus, Costume Club 4. CAROLYN M. HASSLER General Mat Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramural Association l, 2, 3, 4 KARI. HASSLER Cliff General French Club 4, Echo Staff 4. lllLIAN E. HEDRICK General Costume Club 2, Book Club 3, 4, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, Glee Club 3, 4. Mick is K -1.9 fx I I i - xxj. MARLIN G. HEGE Mega Vocational Agricultural Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Visual Educa- non Club 2, Hi-Y 1, 2. PATRICIA A. HEGE Alxy General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Costume Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS R. HELMAN GUI:e General . Q -X .... ,... Q Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Tennis I, 2. Q? 3, . I - , .we NORMAN HENNEBERGER I'lennie ..,,,, - 1 T? .. 1., Commercial rf '-., , Y b 4 a Band 1, 2, Rhythm Kids 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, chofmefs 2, 3, V Q, 'ff eee ,gs Freshman Chorus, Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4, Echo Stal? 1' S53- 4. V ,hi v f N , W BETTY J. HENRY Commercial EVELYN G. HENRY Commercial Hall Squad 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. 36 JAMES W. HOOVER General Hi-Y 'l, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Science C WAYNE J. HOOVER General Science Club 4. , ccl 4 A . e l , lub 3, 4, Echo Staft 4, Parrot S llJimIl tal? 3. DONALD L. HES5 DUN Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 4. JEAN L. HETRICK Commercial E. TUCKER HILL Tuck General Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4. Jeanie H. JOAN HOCKER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, Commercial Club 4. .18 . J. A l' fi EG PAUL E. HORNBAKER Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 3, 4. WILLIAM r. HOUSER Bump General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, French Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Operetta 2, 3. JOSEPH C. HUDSON J0e' General Stage Crew l, 2, Light Crew 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Fresh man Chorus, Spanish Club 4, Parrot Staff 4. ANNA P. ISENBERGER Dick Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Freshman Chorus. 37 .f se uv . Q. .K ,y Q , . R g , '4 MARGARET A. KANE Peggy Commercial Orchestra 3, 4, Parrot Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE B. KEEFER Chris General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Girls' Intramural Association 2, Latin Club I, Library Staff 2. CHARLIENE E. JONES Sis General Visual Education Club 3, 4, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Library Staff 2, Color Day Attendant 2, 3, Student Advisory Council 2, 4. VIRGINIA R. JONES Ginny General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Hall Squad 2. CHARLES ARTHUR KADEL John General Hi-Y I, 2, Band 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Class President I, 2, Class Treasurer 4. E. LA RUE KANARR Ruby General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Library Staff 2, Mat Club 2. KATHLEEN A. KEEFER Kay General Girls' Intramural Association 2, 4, Mat Club 2, Parrot Staff 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Band 3, 4. AUDREY E. KILLINGER General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Library Play 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Operetta 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 4, Parrot Stat? 2, 3. ROBERT W. KINZIE Bob General Hi-Y I, 2, Freshman Chorus, Spanish Club 2, Parrot Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 'l, 3. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK Bob General Visual Education Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Library Play 2, Operetta 3, Science Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. ROBERT E. KITZMILLER Kittie Commercial Glee Club 3, Freshman Chorus, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Hall Squad 'lg Parrot Stal? 3. 1 1 1 DELORES M. KLINE Dolly' General Spanish Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2. NORBERT J. KNEAVEL Norb' General Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH F. KOHLER Joe' General Student Advisory Council I, lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Camera Echo Stat? 4. Club 2, if 4 is RALPH B. LEHMAN General Hi-Y 'l, 2, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 4. MARION L. LESHER Levi Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4. RICHARD L. LESHER Feet General Freshman Chorus, Band I, Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Basketball 2, Intra- mural Basketball I, 3, 4. ZITA M. LIGHTNER lest Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4. 0- , - D' I ESTA K. KYLE ' General Tri-Hi-Y I, Spanish Club 2, Costume Club 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3. JOYCE LEHMAN Bones General Mat Club 'l, 2, 3, Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3. ,. 1 3 'fi 1 li I si , I 5 L x 39 11 CATHERINE MAY LUDWIG Kitty Commercial Freshman Chorus, Spanish Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 4. THOMAS E. LUGENBEEL Luge' General Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club I. GEORGE J. MARTIN Marty General Student Advisory Council l, Baseball 2, Spanish Club 4, Band I. LEON R. MARTIN General Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 'I, 2, Book Club 3, 4. M. IRENE McCLEARY ,,Rene,, General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Book Club 3, 4, Cheer leader 3, Echo Staff 4. DONALD N. McCl.URE Don Commercial Camera Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Parrot Stat? 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Library Play 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Student Advisory Council 3. JOHN J. McDERMOTT Jack General Camera Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Parrot Staff 3. LYNN H. McELHANEY Mac General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball usonnyu 3 '1 - 'C . cw 'iii' ,A,.', ., L-1, I ZJC I' A QI ly r ifljug, -dx MARY L MASON ' ' L U 'I Academic Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, P NATALIE E. McCARTY Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 4. YN ,H arrot Staff 2, 3, 4. Nad DAVID D. METZ General Science Club 35 Glee Club 35 Spanish CAROLYN A. MILLER General Tri-Hi-Y 4. ? 4 X Dave Club 35 Hi-Y 4. Susie LOIS M. MeKENZIE General Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Latin Club 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3. RETHA B. MGVITTY Commercial Library Stal? 2, 3, Parrot Stal? 3. GERALDINE MELLOTT General Ilcookll ARNOLD R. MEREDITH Vocational Industrial Football 2, 3, 4, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4. CARROLL G. MILLER General Spanish Club 3, Book Squad I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 4, Stage Crew 4. MARTHA L. MINEHART Marty General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Costume Club 2. HAROLD E. MINER 'l'adpole Vocational Industrial Basketball 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4. TERRENCE L. MISH Terry General Parrot Staff 3, 41 Stage Crew lg Echo Staff 45 Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, Student Advisory Council I, 2, 3, 4. 41 F N. ,,., ff I. GRACE MULL Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Parrot Staff 3, 4. JUNE M. MULL Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, Parrot Stafl 3, . .4 3. N 4, 5 . 7 JOHN J. MOONEY Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America 'l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3. JOHN W. MOUSE Mouse Commercial Book Squad 3. JOAN L. MOYER Jony Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mat Club I, 3, Commercial Club ' d I, Choristers 4, Operetta 3, Freshman 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Ban Chorus. CHARLES L. MULL Chuck General Science Club 3, 4, Intramural Ba 3, 4. sketball I, 2, Book Squad EST!-IER MUMMAU General 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Parrot Stal? 3, Hall Squad 2, Library Stal? 2, 3, 4, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3. GLENN K. MUMMERT Vocational Industrial HiY I, Freshman Chorus, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3 4. 3, 4, Book Squad 4, Intramural Basketball 2, , GERTRUDE MYERS General LEWIS MYERS General Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Assembly Band 3, 4, Hi-Y I 42 SAUNDRA M. MYERS Sonnie General Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorefle 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary lp Class Historian 2, Freshman Chorus: Dramaiic Club 4, Visual Educaiion Club 27 Stu- denl Advisory Council 2, Library Sfaff l. PAUL H. NEFF General Science Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y 1, 4. WARREN P. NEWMAN NeuI General JANE A. NOLI. Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. ' . ' ,bv Ml ' , -' W r G on 155' n 'C nm 1 . X. 1 I7 ' enera My .jf li 1 4, yr- ' e C , 4, en dvisory Council 4, Hi-Y 1. JEAN l.. PA!N'l'ER Jeannie General ANNA M. PAXTON Blondie General 111-1-11-Y 1, 2. RALPH A. PETERS Junior General Freshman Chorus, Band 'Ig Intramural Basketball 'l, 25 Hi-Y 1,-1. WILLIAM P. PETERS Bill General Science Club 3. CHESTER F. PFEIFFER Chef General 1-11-Y 1,2, lntnarrwral Baskexll 1, 2, 3, 4. H 421.46 4 ,Lmlw WL! . , b It - -, , ' Wgf Zin! 1' V f 43 f1,wJlJ5.L-L giifw ,QW.Q.,lf7- , 5 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 45 Mal CI 2, 35 Library Staff 3. .4 ub l, 2, Girls' Inframural Association EDWARD H. PHEIL Eel General RONALD E. REISHER Ronnie General Track 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. Al.lEN R. REMP CUrIQy General Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 3. ANITA J. RENSCH Neets General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choristers 2, 3, 45 Parrot Stal? 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Library Play 4, Mat Club 'lg Book Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 45 Rhythm Kids 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3. is L :1 K, ' K GALEN RIFE Rife' Q I V E Vocational Industrial f x,.i 7 W, Hi-Y l'g Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4. - . '3ili,.Vk2 fx I . , X. -A:. Z, 'K I f HERBERT D. RIFE He-rb' n 'V J Vocational Industrial E H L 7 h- Baseball 3, C Club 4, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4 ' 1' X. s fr' , J I ' . - a , zz- l - . ' ' A 1 ' in ,J ,,f' :lid J fn' J, I cousin M. lumen ,li '71 yea. s x x General -. .i xj Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Costume Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramural Association 3, 47 Spanish Club 4, Freshman Chorus. HENRY B. RINICK Hen General Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Parrot Staff 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, Debating Club 25 Intramural Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4. ORPHA J. ROCK Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. ROBERT S. ROCK Bali General Hi-Y l, 2. a l 44 1 QV1, PAUL E. ROTZ Clif General Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Class Vice-President 2, Student Advisory Council 3, 4, Gym Club l, Intramural Basketball I, C Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA M. ROTZ Ginny Commercial Tri-HifY l,2, 3, 4, Spanishflub 2, Book Club 2, Commercial Club 4,.Ddhd l, 1,'3, 'lf' .' . , , x, , .' I A ,ll 4 ' .J f, dd' Q l r I rwlf 1 t 1 K V, C' KA A af N JAMES ROLLINS Flip General Track Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 1, 2, 3, C Club 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. IDA H. ROOF Academic Dramatic Club 4, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 4, Library Staff 1, Latin Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Parrot Staff 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Library Play 2, 3, 4. JESS B. ROSENBERRY General Visual Education Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3. LOIS H. ROTZ Red Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Com- mercial Club 4, Parrot Stalf 3, 4, Library Stal? 2. GARY D. RUPERT General Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. HELEN M. RUPERT Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Parrot Stat? 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. PATRICIA J. SACKMAN Pat Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Operetta 2, 3, Parrot Stal? 2, Dramatic Club 4, Library Play 4. ELINOR M. SANDERS Elly Commercial Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Choristers 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Assembly Pianist 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Operetta 3, Rhythm Kids 3, 4. 45 JOANNE M. SEASE SeasiI Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls' Intramural Association 3, 4. RICHARD L. SEILHAMER Dick General Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, Orchestra 3, 4, Operetta 3, Echo Staff 4, Rhythm Kids 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Freshman Chorus, As- sembly Band 2, 3, 4, Library Play 3, Choristers 4. ' . , y 4 if .- SARA G. SANDOE General Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choristers 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Operetta 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Parrot Staff 2, Visual Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 2, Dramatic Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Student Advisory Council 4. PATRICIA L. SCALIA Pat General Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3, 4. THELMA A. SCHELLHASE Tommy Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Costume Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Parrot Staff 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Student Advisory Council 4, Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3. VIRGINIA E. SCHRIVER Ginger Commercial Latin Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Mat Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4. PATRICIA A. SENSHEIMER Sonny General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Debating Club 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, Parrot Staff 3, 4. DONALD S. SHAFFER Don General Rhythm Kids I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Bancl 1, 2, Student Advisory Council 1, Assembly Band 1, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Traftic Squad 1, 2, Hall Squad 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Orchestra 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. MARY E. SHANK General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Light Crew 4, Echo Stal? 4, Girls' Intramural Association 1, 2, 3, Mat Club 1. RICHARD E. SHANNON Dick Vocational Agricultural Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. 46 1 SAMUEL E. SHANNON Sam Vocalional Agricultural Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, 4. J. MARLENE SHATZER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Stal? 2, 3, 4. D. JEAN SHEETS Jeannie General Tri-Hi-Y 'I, 2, Laiin Club 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, Band 3. BONITA A. SHIELDS Bo General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Debafing Club 2, Maioretfe 3, 4, Parrot Stal? 2, 3, Light Crew 3, 4, Class Secretary I, Echo Staff 4, Fresh- man Chorus, Dramatic Club 4, Studen? Advisory Council 1, library Sfaff 1. DONALD A. SHUOP Donnie' General Science Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Band 4. DONALD V. SHUPE Shoppy General Science Club 4. DELORES l. SITES De Academic Hall Squad lp Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, DORIS ANN SITES General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer leader 2, 3, Color Day Court 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, 4. 3: ,- X. X if 1 f DOLORES A. SHINDLEDECKER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. SARAH SHOAP Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 41 C 'S A., VO 47 ostume Club 3, Book CI Shinny ub 4. x. 'N Q l ROBERT E. SMALL Bob Academic Hi-Y l. BETTY JANE SMITH Smitty General Latin Club ly Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3. JERRE K. SNIDER General Visual Education Club 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 25 Freshman Chorus. ARLENE J. SOLLENBERGER Lennie Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2i Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3, Echo Stal? 4. , 1 i Z' . - ' w . , g .. - Q ' . l l ' Ax ' . A 4 ,fx 1 . -.-1 ,Q L W-. ' GEQALD A. srioik o Q J Gary X ' ' N . General 4 W h M . Q b sfndenf Advawfg covzglbtfsz, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4 Football 1,- 2, 3,57 Ba Grip, 2, 3, 4, Truck 1, 2, 3, 4. . X Q V xi we , i. is : -3 -Q kongii F. Swain srsppie Vocational Industrial l Hi-Y lp Baseball 3, 4, Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew lg Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. SHEILA A. STINSON General Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2: Echo Staff 4. GLENNA l. STOUTAMYER Commercial Tri'Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 25 Parrot Staff 4. 1 GWENDOLYN STAMBAUGH General Echo Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Band 3. v JEAN E. STATLER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, 4. ,,w . - -a1N,..5 48 Gwenie' Jeanie .,. S A -Q 1 5 : 3 KENNETH D. TOSTEN Vocational Industrial A nkenu Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. CHARLES S. UPPERMAN General Intramural Basketball 1 , A , jx , 2, 3, 4f Chuck Gym Club 1, Track 3, 4. MARTHA A. STRED Mart General Library Staff 1, Latin Club 2, Tri-HLY 1, 2, 4, Girls' lntromural Asso- ciation 1, 2, Freshman rus, Glee Club 2, 4, Ch ist rs 2, 4, Mat Club 1, 2, French Club MLibrary Play 3, DramEj , OPQITTTGF 1 L Gem sujtaf V ' I if I H ' H ng., - 'l Af' G A ff X j 4 97 . ,I e e ffl! S9 - ! 'Qlli i-Y 1 ,F , ootbqll TG, , 4, C Club 3, 4, Intramural ' S WWSP0 I ff . -f, P iff! 2,11 ' be at l' - BETTY J. THOMAS Commercial JOYCE R. THOMPSON Commercial Freshman Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4, Commercial Club 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MARY E. WAGNER Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Girls' intramural Association 2, Parrot Staff 2, 3, Echo Stat? 4, Dramatic Club 4, Library Play 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Assembly Pianist 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choristers 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. LESTER M. WAIDLICH Let General Future Craftsmen of America 2, Band 4. CAROLYN D. WALKER Downie Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM B. WALKER Bm General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Freshman Chorus, Student Advisory Council 4. 49 M. JOAN WARNER Jeanie Commercial Mat Club if Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4: Book Club 4, Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3. HELEN M. WASHABAUGH Jackie Commercial Hall Squad 2, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3. KENNETH C. WASHINGER Ken General Student Advisory Council 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club I, 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Football 3, Track l, 2, 3,-1. D NALD F. WATERS Mike 'lr l e 1 rac Suknt Advisor nn 4 Cu . MP7, ff Mlwfgal , 2, 3, 4, Baskeltbal l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 4: 'I I 'I ' G I. I : C lbl, 2, 3,4 U ik- ' 1 I ,if if fyilgw WM WILLIAM G. WEBB Bing J M General I HD Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Track 3, 4, C Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Student Advisory Council l. PATRICIA A. WENGER Pat Commercial Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choristers 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Light Crew 3, 4, Parrot Staff 3, 4. Chas CHARLES L. WENTZEL General Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 41 Science Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Intramural Basllet- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Chorus, Camera Club 2. INEZ M. WILSDN Commercial B. JOAN WINGERT Academic Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3: Echo Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Student Advisory Council 4. FANNIE M. WINGERT General Tri-H,1-Y 2, 3, 4, Nurses of .Tomorrow Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Library Staff 3, 4. 50 n Ii ' V A nslonss J. wlms C veranda. Commercial I l I 'll I , l Drxktic Club 4: rroycff, 6 t B 1 . wls X sob I X ene f al 1 , 35 C C Spf, , o all 1, 27 Basketball 1 . . x l NAN Y l.FF Genera f L X Mat Club 1, Bobk C 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4p Dramatic Club 4, Girls' Intramural Association 2, 3. PEGGY J. WOLFORD Dixie Commercial Freshman Chorus, Hall Squad 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Band 3, 47 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. ROBERT B. YOURKAVITCH York General French Club 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. DIANE KAVANAUGH General JACK A. ZIMMERMAN General Hi-Y 1g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. ALUMNI AWARDS 1948 ...........,.............. Charles A. Kadel 1949 ..... Donald Waters 'l95Q ...,. ...,. D onalcl McClure 1951 51' .- LOIS J. WOODS General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ROBERT E. YEAGER General Spanish Club 4. 14 . - ' ,t U s .gs .FV H ' .159 ff In , mi' , 1 :ij .r 1' 1 V 4 1 I ir CLASS HISTORY ln September, 1947, we, a group of three hundred freshmen, began to climb the ladder of success at C. H.S. Although we were shy at first, we soon began participating in the extra- curricular activities of the school. We had many talented members in our class. Our first social event was the Hallowe'en Party. With the help of our advisers, Mrs. Floe Walker and Mr. James King, we made this party a big success. We elected Charles Kadel president, William Brauch- er vice-president, Bonita Shields secretary, Mar- garet Aird and Theodore Foreman treasurers, and Saundra Myers historian. We continued our ascent up the ladder and became sophomores. We elected Charles Kadel president, Paul Rotz vice-president, Saundra Myers secretary, Diane Rider and Jack Diehl treasurers, and Margaret Aird historian. This year we attended the upper classmen Hallowe'en Party, but our most important social event was Color Day. When we finally gave our song and cheer before the whole student body, our hearts nearly burst with pride. As our president re- ceived the banner from our sister class, we felt that we were firmly established on the ladder of success. ln a very short time we took our third step and were iuniors. We elected Paul Rotz presi- dent, Samuel Gillespie vice-president, Diane Rider secretary, Charliene Jones and Donald McClure treasurers, and Nancy Appenzellar his- torian. We sponsored several important social events-the Frolic, the Prom, and Color Day. Charliene Jones was maid of honor to the queen, while Doris Ann Sites and Diane Rider repre- sented our class as attendants. As we reached the fourth and final step of the ladder, we realized we had a great deal to accomplish before we could fulfill our ambitions as seniors. We worked hard on magazine and Christmas card sales and successfully sponsored a number of other activities so that our class might have enough money to go to Washington. We chose Paul Rotz president, Kenneth Washing- er vice-president, Diane Rider secretary, Char- liene Jones and Charles Kadel treasurers, and Delores Garvin historian. We were proud of the record our class had made in both curricular and extra-curricular activities. Although there were only four rungs to the ladder, the space between each is filled with happy memories. Now, perched on the topmost step, we are looking for- ward to Washington and graduation. D5 D GC CC I JUNIORS I V J Reading left to right: Row I-Mrs. Pamellia Erickson, Donna Horsf, Jean Stam- baugh, James Bumbaugh. Row 2-William Shank, Nancy Kolb, Sherwood Hawley, Mr. Howard Hege. CLASS President . .. . .. . . Vice-President ..... Secretary ,.,,A I Treasurers . , Historian . . Advisers . MRS. OFFICERS WILLIAM SHANK SHERWOOD HAWLEY . . .. NANCY KOLB .. ,... DONNA HORST JAMES BUMBAUGH ,. JEAN STAMBAUGH PAMELLIA ERICKSON MR. HOWARD HEGE 53 J ,f ,0,. ,I N ff Reading left to right: Row I-Carl Cook, Robert Byers, David Conner, James Bumbaugh, Richard Bitner, Edward Conner, Walter Beard, Kermit Brindle, Lewis Bowers, John Byers. Row 2-Helen Baker, Mary Byers, Elizabeth Carey, Bertha Cooper, Lois Byers, Anna Burkhart, Shirley Bietsch, Joyce Bookens, Alice Blair, Jane Barkley, Joanne Bender, Shirley Armstrong, Row 3-Wanda Cook, Martha Bauman, Hazel Bumbaugh, Doris Black, Joanne Bikle, Jean Best, Doris Chilcutt, Eleanor Brookens, Joanne Cordell, Mary Baer, Louise Anlxerbrand, Mary Appel. Row 4-Charles Bowman, Earl Burns, Darwin Barkdoll, Richard Aulthouse, Ronald Bradshaw, John Anspach, Shirley Black, George Biecher, Lynn Baker, Nelson Byers, Donald Bloom. Reading M ,A ,nf , X ., left to right: Row I-Frances Crider, Joan Graham, Patricia Grove, Patricia Feagans, Josephine Foore, Ada Gettle, Barbara Gribble, Joanne Etter, Arlene Gsell, Doris Foreman, Nancy Eley, Evelyn Culbertson, Lois Foust. Row 2-Sherwood Hawley, Sylvia Fisher, Carol Forsythe, Joyce Creamer, Treva Flory, Gladys Frushour, Ann Crusey, Jane Eyer, Mary Jane Hartranft, Rachel Fields, Esther Fitzgerald, Martha Elliott, Alice Culbertson, Carol Lightner, Mary Hassler, Robert Drawbaugh. Row 3-Ronald Hartzok, Glenn Deardorff, Paul Fleagle, Earl Fogal, David Eby, Donald Crist, Wayne Gettel, Harvey Harmon, Isaac Grove, Dean Fowler, Richard Gorman, John Fogal, Wayne Dice, Marvin Gelsinger, Carl Culbertson. 54 Reading left to right: Raw I-Robert Kelley, David McCleary, Larry Lowry, Elmer Hiles, Edward Lawyer, Garnet Houpt, Richard Leedy, Gerald Kriner. Row 2-Nancy Kolb, Lois Hess, Norma Kramer, Mary Ellen Klock, Terry Kabrick, Miriam Heffley, Dolores Heckmon, Donna Jean Horst, Geraldine Jamison, Jeanne Hunter, Nancy Kennedy, Violet Hepfer. Row 3-Richard McGehee, Eugene Klee, Galen Holtry, Robert Kissel, Donald Hollenshead, Dolores John, Row 4- Patricia Johnston, Anabel Leonard, Gail Lehman, Helen Mackey, David Horn, Thomas Malone, Gerald Martin, Frederick Kraiss, George Jacobs. Clair Kelly, Robert McLaughlin, Lowell Heefner, Benjamin Heclxman, Charles McGill, Andrew Jacobson, Robert Kane, Donald Lehman, John Leonard, Jay Martin. Reading left to right: Row 'I-Roy Rotz, Ronald Rosenberry, Harold Rotz, Lloyd Myers, Theodore Over- cash, Donald Mower, William Renfrew, Theodore Poe, Chester Reese, Lynn Palmer, William Shifler. Row 2--Florence Miller, Colleen Miller, Shirley Ott, Louise Plum, Dolores Overcash, Helen Newman, Janet Seilhamer, Jo-Ann Ross, Lorraine Shadle, Lila McGinnis, Hazel Mitchell, Carolyn Monn, Louetta Raudabaugh. Row 3-Anita Overcosh, Miriam Rock, Norma Shetter, Mary Robinson, Shirley McNew, Catherine McKel- vey, Doris Rosenberry, Robilee Pollock, Dolores Minotti, Helen Purvis, Betty Miley, Row 4-Paul Ruda, Edward Renfrew, Dale Rice, William Rexrode, Jerry Miller, Theodore Ransom, Earl Stoey, Harold Miller, Kenneth Mowen, Luman Rensch, Harold Rexroth, Nelson Perry. 55 Reading left to right: Row l-Roy Stoufler, Robert Sleighter, Robert Springer, William Upperman, Thomas Smith, Robert Walter, Harry Tolbert, Harry Verdier, William Vanderau, Karl Zeger, Ray Vaughn. Row 2-Helen Small, Clara Small, Beatrice Smith, Joanne Shockey, Betty Sites, Shirley Stumbaugh, Ramona Vanhoose, Betty Wentzel, Beverly Stoner, Verna Vaughn, Joanne Tosten, Helen Wengert, Miriam Statler. Row 3-Dorothy Wenger, Patricia Stouffer, Jean Stambaugh, Faith Wenger, Margaret Walter, Margaretta Snoke, Catherine Young, Eleanor Stoner, Dolores Stepler, Elaine Stymiest, Judith Truett, Joan Wingerd, Faye Stouffer. Row 4-Richard West, Mahlon Yeager, Bruce Urey, Stanley Teal, Avery look, Donald Washabaugh, Ray- mond Wishard, Arnold Wasserman, Larry Strayer, Marlin Wagner, William Spahr. Class Colors Red White Class Theme Ships Class Motto We sail on the ship of ambition, May we anchor in the harbor of success! Class Cheer Forward, sail! Never fail. Sailors brave are we, Proud to wave Our colors bright- Like the mighty Red and White! 56 SOPHOMORES Reading left to right: Row I-Donald Metz, Patricia Armstrong, Mr. Howard Jones. Row 2-Barbara Brown, Virginia Rider, Janice St. Clair. Row 3-Mrs. Arleen Wingert, Edward Powell. CLASS OFFICERS President . . , , ., .,........ DONALD METZ Vice-President .........r BARBARA BROWN Secretary .,.,, ,. PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Treasurers . .,.,,.,.,,,,. VIRGINIA RIDER EDWARD POWELL Historian ..... . ..,..,...,.. JANICE ST. CLAIR Advisers , .. MRS. ARLEEN WINGERT MR. HOWARD JONES Class Colors Blue Gold Class Theme Lamps Class Motto Hold thy lighted lamp on high, Be a star in someone's sky! 57 L Reading loft to right: Row 1-William Byers, Thomas Clapsaclclle, Martin Caufman, Guy Baer, William Bennett, Terry Clopper. Row 2-Marie Calvert, Dorothy Clugston, Barbara Brown, Sylvia Campbell, Rita Bowers, Lois Appel, Marlene Brechbill, Shirley Carmack, Anne Boyer, Patricia Armstrong, Carrie Bowman, Shirley Boyles, Ruth Allen, Delores Burkholder. Row 3-Mary Bennett, Rachel Barton, Doris Bigler, Joyce Barnhart, Frances Bender, Suzanne Brocious, Jeanne Baker, Joanne Burkholder, Patricia Churchfield, Barbara Bowers, Lois Armstrong, Patricia Barr, Barbara Carbaugh, Lois Bender, Shirley Brumbaugh. Row 4-Paul Beltz, William Boyd, Norman Butler, Richard Bowen, James Alexander, Jay Black, Richard Butz, Richard Armstrong, Ronald Anthony, William Brown, Robert Ankerbrand. Reading left to right: Row I-Ray Farkas, Jack Ewing, Robert Etter, Joseph Culbertson, Robert Eslinger, Allen Eshelman, Frank Gerhold, Leon Gelwicks, David Frey, Elwood Gift, Donald CJlbertson, Charles Davis. Row 2-Joanne Finniff, Doris Faust, Doris Foreman, Shirley Foreman, Eleanor Forrester, Barbara Collier Maxine Farner, Marie Frey, Evelyn Emery, Sally Evans, Jane Coble, Delores Cox, Shirley Gift, Patricia Douglas, Lucille Dullabaun. Row 3-Doris Daugherty, Mae Eberly, Glenda Gardner, Patricia Gelsinger, Janet Donahoe, Eleanor Ewan, Anne Coble, Elaine Edwards, Betty Etter, Hazel Foore, Marion Garnes, Vivian Hedrick, Grace Dice, Marinda Culbertson, Shirley Elvey, Betty Jane Cool, Fannie Diller. Row 4-Charles Edwards, Theodore Cox, James Funk, John Dymond, Lewis Fritz, James Flory, Harold Gabler, Harold Fritz, William Deardorff, Glenn George, Donald Fields, Eugene Franklin, Theodore Famer, Jack Fitzgerald. 58 ,..,. Reading left to right: Row 1-Allen Keefer, John Gsell, Gregory Horn, Nelson Harmon, Harold Hoover, William Kohler, Beniamin Holtry. Row 2-Shirley Everts, Joyce Cook, Mary Lou Holtry, Evelyn Hege, Mary Jane Kinsella, Dorothy Hess, Miriam Hall, Margaret Kitzmiller, Catherine Heckman, Gloria Grove, Nelda Kessinger, Julia Hockenberry, Janet Horst, Arlene Jones. Row 3-William Hetrick, Charles Hawbecker, Donald Jacobson, Phyllis Heck, Shirley Haas, Lois Hoverter, Shirley Gontz, Helen Gomer, Jean John, Nancy Horst, Bonita Hanes, Harriet Grove, Ronald Gress, Carroll Holtry. Row 4-Gene Kramer, William Kirkpatrick, David Hodges, Emmett Kessinger, Ronald Gsell, Carl Henry, William Hudson, Warren Hofteditz, Ronald Kneavel, Glenn Haman, John Jones, Richard Horn- baker, Joe Kump, Allan Hater. ,QV . - Reading Row 2- Row 3- Row 4- , Xl ,, left to right: Row 'I-Charles Potts, Theodore Noel, Donald Matzelle, Jack Myers, Elmer Miller, Gene Leeper, Philip Mickley, Donald Metz, Wilmer Lehman, Joe Miley, Joseph Perna. Mabel Musselman, Erma Pogue, Phyllis Lesher, Betty McClure, Shirley Perry, Betty Paxton, Doris Miller, Gladys Oller, Peggy McNew, Elouise Mills, Barbara Noll, Margie McClure, Dolores Lehman, Donna Lightner. Thomas McClure, Bernice Metz, Eloise Martin, Barbara Leidig, Lucy McGill, Augusta Paxton, Sharon McGregor, Shirley Lampe, Suzanne Michaels, Darlene McVitty, Anna Rhea Pugh, Kay Phenicie, Margaret Lehman, Jo-Ann Peters, John McNew. Stuart McCanns, Edward Powell, Glenn Nye, Wayne Ommert, Leland Neuroth, Gerald Peters, Leslie Pheil, Charles Myers, Donnie Martin, Charles McCleary, Donald Peters, William Martin, John Picking, Ray Kauffman, Robert Lehman. 59 Reading left to right: Row I-Louise Smith, Carolyn Rotz, Esther Rock, Shirley Smith, Georgia Slifer, Janet Rite, Ruth Rite, Dorothy Shank, Lorraine Scott, Dorothy Slifer, Ruth Saunders, Julia Sites, Alma Rosenberry, Shirley Reisher, Mary Ann Rife. Row 2-Bruce Ranson, Thomas Redinger, Richard Scalia, Melvin Reichard, Garland Shields, Jane Smith, Virginia Rider, Betty Shatzer, Mary Louise Shatter, Dorothy Rexroth, Pearl Sarvis, Patricia Sher- man, Jere Snider, Lloyd Reasner, Conrad Rensch, Robert Reese, Lee Smith, Donald Shannon. Row 3-Ronald Rife, Allan Querry, John Reese, Edward Rite, George Robinson, Nevin Shatzer, Edgar Sanders, William Schriver, Donald Roof, Donald Secrest, .lack Rickrode, Peter Schaflnit, John Shreiner, Edward Shatzer, Ronald Sites, Barnett Sears, Ronald Rotz. 1 Reading 'Y ir' left to right: Row I-Menno Sollenberger, Philip Stoufter, Richard West, Richard Wise, Sheldon Stunkard, Harold Wenger, Franklin Walck, Jack Strock, Robert Spahr. Row 2-Doris Mae Sollenberger, Carolyn Wells, Vesta Jane Stouffer, Janice St. Clair, Doris Stickell, Dorothly Snyder, Patricia Swartz, Alice Timmons, Ruth Truett, Emma Straley, Jean Sollenberger, Shirley Winters, Sharee Tolbert, Judy Tolbert. Row 3-Eunice Wagoner, Gladys Wenger, Grace Zook, Jolene Wolford, Helen Walterick, Shirley Truett, Josephine Snyder, Patricia Wingert, Joyce Wagaman, Sonia Vestre, Dorothy Zimmerman, Thelma Stewart, Jean Wingert, Wilma Stumbaugh, Janet Wingert, Joan Tice. Row 4-William Wesley, Arthur Sollenberger, Edgar Tasker, Edward Washabaugh, Harry Wolf, Joseph Washabaugh, Lynn Snyder, Franklin Young, Leroy Wolf, Robert Thomas, Donald Suders, William Stenger, Lee Wadel, Percy Umbrell, Charles Ulrich. 60 FRESHMEN Reading left Io right: Row I . -Mary Moore, Kay Armslrong Char lotfe Miller, Charles Brightbill. Row 2-Miss Shirley Sonon, James Chase, Charles Fox, Mr. Vance Snyder. CLAS President . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurers Historian , . ,. Advisers S OFFICERS , ., JAMES CHASE , . ..r., A CHARLES FOX , .. KAY ARMSTRONG . .. CHARLOTTE MILLER CHARLES BRIGHTBILL ,. MARY MOORE MISS SHIRLEY SONON MR. VANCE SNYDER 61 Reading left to right: Row 1-James Beatty, Richard Burns, Dale Carbaugh, Lawrence Boose, John Baughman, Joe Appenzellar, William Bowers, Charlie Byers. Row 2-Rachel Carl, Patricia Andrews, Ruth Benedict, Sally Bowers, Vesta Buterbaugh, Delores Beltz, Fern Byers, Fannie Byers, Patricia Beard, Edith Burns, Kay Armstrong, Janet Appel, Lois Carver, Mary Carter. Row 3-Charles Brightbill, William Aldridge, Patsy Brcokens, Mary Bender, Mona Byers, Constance Car- mack, Janet Bender, Shirley Barnes, Donna Bender, Jacqueline Bennett, Shirley Brown, Nancy Allen, William Black, Stephen Carter. Row 4-Karl Beamer, Richard Brant, Walter Carbaugh, Robert Carter, Beniamin Banks, Donald Baker, Wray Bevens, Ronnie Bowers, Kenneth Beadle, James Althouse, Jerry Bitner, Rastus Baker, Bennett Bittinger, Wallace Beam, George Bard. X' t W F - .ff F L, ez ,ff . C 5 'X Reading .. ,.... ' . . left to right: Row 1-Thomas Clugston, Milton Crawford, Loyd Day, William Ewan, Paul Der- ridinger, James Diller, Lee Deamer, Richard Deitzel. Row 2-Mary Everts, Mary Diehl, Marian Donahoe, Martha Drawbaugh, Ida Davis, Jane Everetts, Gladys Davis, Shirley Crider, Jean Conner, Florence Christman, Ruth Dangler, Betty Edwards, Shirley Decker. Row 3-Patsy Cauffman, Doris Crider, Lois Cormany, Louise Eshelman, Shirley Davis, Sally Crouse, Margie Row 4- Crawford, Joan Crist, Mary Cordell, Janet Diehl, Lillian Comp, Charlotte Dehart. Garry Culler, John Davis, Walter Cool, James Chase, Richard Cave, Jacob Corwell, Adam Crist, Donald Dietrich, Thomas Drummond, Edgar Dile. 62 Reading left to right: Row I-Richard Foreman, Ronald Haulman, James Heckman, Ragon Harbough, John Haas, Wayne Grove, Carl Grove. Row 2-Mona Helsel, Shirley Graham, llo Ficlces, Beverly Fegan, Shirley Fritz, Betty Helman, Doris Faust, Row 3- Row 4- Shirley Fahnestock, Annetta Frecon, June Famer, Geneva Green, Eleanor Frey, Emilie Gsell. Donna Fahnestock, Minerva Forester, Maxine Harmon, Doris Garnes, Ann Ruth Fields, Patricia Furley, Delores Gearhart, Glenda Finkey, Phyllis Fisher, Paulene Forsythe, Miriam Heckman, Martha Hege, Anna Fortna, Ruby Heclcman. Wayne Henry, Raymond Harrison, Jerry Harrison, Marlin Funk, Charles Fox, Richard Fortney, Glenn George, William Hawkins, Emmert Gordon, Harold Ford, Robert Harrison, Leland Fix. Reading fx left to right: Row 1-Richard Higgins, Ronald Highlands, Donald Knoll, Robert Jacobs, Richard Kennedy, Wayne Hoover, Richard Lininger, James Lawson. Row 2-Kathleen Kessinger, Mary Kane, Patricia Hack, Pauline Lininger, Joan Holesa, Nancy Hoover, Romaine Highlands, Patricia Hughes, Virginia Lawyer, Lois Kauflman, Mildred Lehman, Helen Jones, Gladys Hinkle. Row 3--Nedra Jones, Gretchen Kieffer, Delores Johns, Patricia Kriner, Emma Hoover, Jo-Ann Hock, Suzanne Kuhn, Jane Hudson, Shirley Holtry, Nancy Lehman, Elizabeth Johns, Patricia Hill, Lila Kaultman, Shirley Kyler, Cora Lehman. Row 4-James Kabrick, Nelson Huber, Arthur Kemp, Lynn Hockenberry, Eugene Kennedy, Leigh Knepper, Samuel Keller, Harold Knoll, Donald Leh, Richard Johnson. 63 Reading left to right: Row l-Carlin Morris, Terry Marotte, Eugene McClure, Paul McClure, Glenn Ott, Jan Painter, Maurice Marotte, William McMorris, William McFerren, Charles Mackey, William Oliver, Robert Ocker. Row 2-Jacob Miller, Dona Nuckels, Thelma Morrison, Barbara Monn, Joan McKenzie, Sylvia Myers, Betty Leininger, Barbara Patterson, Harriet Mickey, Mary Ann Miley, Patricia Lowry, Joyce Lentz, Betty Peterson, Faye Myers. Row 3-Robert Lochbaum, Charles Lightner, Charlotte Miller, Mary Moore, Starr Leisher, Arlene Morrow, Elnora McClure, Mary Klipp, JOar1ne Peterson, Norma Myers, Winifred Paxton, Marianne Hosler, Sherrill Ott, Helen Keyser, Donald Mickey, Ray McCrae, Jack Patterson, Row 4-John lle, Richard Nicholson, Kenneth Lutz, Larry Miller, James Plyler, LeRoy Penwill, James Mclntire, Russel Pefley, Robert McDonald, Ronald Newcomer, Elmer Martin, James Mackentire, Jerald Martin, Walter McGill, Robert Mowen, Ronald Overcash. Reading left to right: Row I-Henrietta Pharo, Joan Schwartz, Mabel Senshelmer, Geraldine Reed, Genevieve Rowles, Shirley Saunders, Dorothy Schoenberger, Nancy Robertson, Janet Rotz, Nancy Rock, Joanna Piper, Joanne Rosenberry, Mary Rummel. Row 2-William Perry, Larry Scothorn, Leighton Scott, Larry Ridenour, Carol Raifsnider, Doris Rite, Isabell Row 3- Poe, Helen Rummel, Margaret Sellers, Lewese Ross, Delores Scott, Retha Schellhase, Patricia Poe, Cyrus Reese, Maynard Plum, James Reed. William Raudabaugh, William Reisher, Marvin Rite, Edwin Secrest, John Ross, Preston Rotz, Bennett Richardson, Richard Rouzer, Milton Rhine, Arthur Rawlings, Donald Sanders, Carl Rex' roth, Eugene Ryder, Lawrence Rosenberry, Joseph Rebok. 64 w-5 Reading left to right: Row I-Joseph Snider, Robert Small, John Shrader, Kenneth Shannon, John Sterner, Carl Skinner, Ronald Sites, David Snider. Row 2-Patricia Stouffer, Mitzi Shalton, Mildred Shifier, Leah Smith, Nancy Smith, Peggy Sprow, Donna Stepler, Doris Small, Joan Steger, Shirley Stockslager, Margaret Shank, Margaret Short, Mary Spoonhour. Row 3-LaVonne Sollenberger, Shirley Shatzer, Nancy Zeger, Shirley Snider, Elaine Thompson, Nina Terhune, Lois Stoner, Wilma Shatzer, Shirley Statler, Wilma Shaffer, Janet Statler, Ruth Sollen- berger, Charlotte Shoap, Esther Smith, Peggy Smith. Row 4-Paul Shetter, Ray Snyder, John Shadle, Cecil Tarner, Steven Stouffer, Donald Sipes, Wiley Tolbert, Jack Small, Kenneth Thomas, John Shaffer, Nevin Short, Newton Stake, Melvin Shetter, Larry Smith. Reading Row 2- left to right: Row I-Margaret West, Patricia Washabaugh, Dorothy West, Mildred Webber, Bertha Wiles, Bernice Yeager, Shirley Upperman, Nancy Walker, Kathryn Warren, Matilda Upper- man, Esther Wiles, Norma Trace, Phyllis Van Hoose, Donna Zimmerman. Harry Truett, James Watts, Marvin Towery, Saundra Tolbert, Abigail Wingert, Ellen Zarger, Joan Vanderau, Arlene Washinger, Katherine Wenger, Virginia Zeek, Phyllis Yoke, Joanne Trogler, Grant Sipes, Gerald Wildeson, Beniamin Williams. Row 3-Lester Tosten, Richard Wagner, Earl Zook, Richard Washabaugh, Ronald Walter, Frank Uglow, Glen Watson, Gerald Yaukey, Cody Westbrook, Robert Wolford, Ralph Tolbert, James Washa- bough, Samuel Trace, George Trail, Donald Upperman, Jerry Wingert. 65 rganiza fiolfw lw'P4 f?', ' iff '7'L' V .gs , U'W'lPfUNS Bm Wimm? ,,.,,,.,,f,g, M PARROT STAFF Co-Ed itors-in-Chief .... MARY MASON THELMA SCHELLHASE Copy Editor .,.,........ ,... B ETTY BUMBAUGH Business Manager . ., DONALD MCCLURE Desk Editor ........... ...,....,. . . CAROL FORSYTHE Advisers ..,. . ,............r MR. JOHN MILLER The Parrot is a weekly publication of the Chambersburg High School published by the students, for the students, under the guidance of a faculty adviser. The members of the Parrot Staff are chosen on the basis of their ability to think and write. The best reward for serving on the stat? is the valuable experience in iournalism MRS. JANADELL C. REBOK gained thereby. The Parrot creates its own funds and pays its own expenses and is, therefore, to a great extent self-supporting. The paper is a member of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association, the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Columbia Press Association. Reading Row Row left to right: Row 'I-Theodore Gerber, Arnold Wasserman, Lynn Baker, Paul Ruda, Bruce Urey, Sherwood Hawley, William Boyd, Henry Rinick, Ray Farkas, Robert Kinzie. 2-Anabel Leonard, Terrence Mish, Jay Martin, Jack Gass, Donald McClure, Anita Rensch, Betty Bumbaugh, Carol Forsythe, Thelma Schellhase, Mary Mason, Diane Rider, Esther Mummau, Patricia Sensheimer, Kathleen Keefer. 3-Miriam Statler, Mary Byers, Evelyn Burkholder, Helen Newman, Lois Angle, Janet Seilhamer, Faith Wenger, Margaretta Snoke, Helen Wengert, Barbara Bowers, Sally Evans, Patricia Stouffer, Faye Stouffer. Mrs. Janadell C. Rebok, Margaret Walter, Nancy Horst, Joan Graham, Delores Winters, Virginia Bing, Barbara Brown, Shirley Brumbaugh, Virginia Schriver, Dorothy Hess, Glenna Stoutamyer, Helen Rupert, Lois Rotz, Colleen Miller, Joanne Finniff, Jerry Miller. Hazel Mitchell, Terry Kabrick, Eleanor Ewan, Miriam Hemey, Anne Boyer, Margaret Kane, Patricia Lehman, Mary Appel, Rita Case, Bonita Fahnestock, Louise Smith, Bonita Hanes, Jeanne Row 4- Row 5- Baker, Phyllis Heck. Row 6-Mr. John A. Miller, Janet Horst, Marilyn Beam, Lucille Barton, Margaret Aird, Nancy Appenzellar, Lois Bender, Patricia Wenger, Eloise Martin, Betty Shatzer, Grace Mull, June Mull, Patricia Sackman, Alice Timmons, Joseph Hudson. 68 LIBRARY STAFF Reading left to right: Row l-Grace Dice, Fannie Wingert, Janet Wingert, Marlene Kline, Alice Blair, Gladys Hinkle, Doris Foust, Esther Rock, Dorothy Hess. Row 2-Donald Metz, Patricia Sackman, Alma Rosenberry, Joyce Cook, Augusto Payton, Miriam Hettley, Elsie Fogelsanger, Carol Ann Forsythe, Sally Bowers, Glenda Gardner, Miss Shirley Sonon. Row 3-Mary Appel, Alice Timmons, Joan Tice, Eunice Wagoner, Evelyn Emery, Evelyn Burkholder, Sylvia Campbell, Catherine Young, Marian Donahoe, Faith Wenger, Delores Sites. Row 4-Phyllis Lesher, Suzanne Michaels, Doris Sollenberger, Betty Miley, Ruth Truett, Peggy McNew, Joan Graham, Louise Plum, Margaret Walter, Jean John. Row 5-Dorothy Zimmerman, Barbara Bowers, Dorothy Shank, .lean Sollenberger, Frances Crider, Mary Jane Hartranft, Julia Sites, Esther Mummau, Marlene Shatzer. President ,,.,..,.. Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Advisers ..,...... .. The Library Stat? is made up of members from all four classes. These students assist the librarians in giving helpful service to members of the faculty and student body. Their duties consist of charging, returning, and repairing books and magazines, typing, filing, and taking general care of the library. Each member serves one period a day and receives credit according to the amount of work he does. Members re- ELSIE FOGELSANGER MIRIAM HEFFLEY CAROL FORSYTHE MISS MILDRED SHULL MISS SHIRLEY SONON ceive rewards for outstanding work, but of more importance to the student is the valuable ex- perience he gains, More skillful use of the li- brary, working with people, and vocational ex- perience are a few of the outstanding values which the individual staff members receive. At the same time the school benefits from the ser- vice given by the Library Staff. SENIOR HI-Y Read Row Row Row Row ing left to right: Row 'I-Robert Walter, William Shank, Thomas Malone, William Upperman, Robert Kane, Harold Coder, Thomas Bohn, Ray Vaughn, Gerald Kriner, Donald Hollenshead, Robert McLaughlin. 2-William Webb, Donald Shaffer, Tucker Hill, Gerald Steger, Richard Seilhamer, David McCleary, 31 Paul Rotz, Gregory Summers, John Byers, Roy Rotz. Larry Strayer, Luman Rensch, Charles Wentzel, William Spahr, Harry Tolbert, James Rollins, Paul Neff, Ralph Peters, Richard Bitner, Richard Shannon, Lewis Bowers. 4-Elmer Hiles, Allen Remp, Jerry Miller, Eddie Conner, David Metz, Marion Lesher, Wayne Dice, Samuel Shannon, Leon Martin, Robert Kissel. 5-Mahlon Yeager, Jack Brant, Samuel Musser, Robert Kitzmiller, Samuel Gillespie, Gary Rupert, George Gerhold, Henry Rinick, Harold Rotz, Donald Lehman, Lloyd Myers, President ., . KENNETH WASHINGER Vice-President . .... GERALD STEGER Treasurer . , GREGORY SUMMERS Secretary .. ,. PAUL ROTZ Advisers . .... MR. ROBERT BEARD MR. JAMES KING The Senior Hi-Y is one ofthe largest organizations for boys in the Chambers- burg High School. This club has been active since l927. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Membership is open to all iunior and senior boys. Meetings are held on even Wednesdays. The most important proiects of the club through- out the year are the sponsoring of a Bible study course and the distributing of Christmas baskets to needy families at Christmas. 70 Read ing Row 2 Row Row Row President EDWARD POWELL Vice-President ROBERT ANKERBRAND Treasurer HAROLD WENGER Secretary RONALD SALMON Parrot Reporter JAMES ALEXANDER Advisers MR. MERLE B. HAFER MR. J. HERBERT SWARTZ The Junior Hi-Y Club is composed of approximately one hun- dred boys from the freshman and sophomore classes. Like the Senior Hi-Y, it is a Christian organization. Members of the club invite men from the town and community to speak at some of the meetings. At other meetings topics of interest and value to boys are discussed, films are shown, and programs in keeping with the season are presented. During the year delegates are sent to county and regional conferences at the expense of the club. Re- ports from these delegates are indicative of the fact that the confer- ences are very interesting and profitable. Other features of the year include the annual spring hike and picnic and special study and discussions of topics from life prob- lems. left to right: Row 'l-William McMorris, Nelson Huber, Philip Meckley, Ronald Overcash, Ronald Rife, Russell Pefley, Robert Ankerbrand, Ronald Salmon, Edward Powell, Harold Wenger, James Alexander, Donald Jacobson, Arthur Beatty, Carl Grove, Garry Culler. Mr. Merle Hafer, Harold Hoover, Jan Painter, William Perry, Carlin Morris, Lee Deamer, James Watts, Paul Wengert, Donald Shannon, Larry Ridenour, Gerald Wildeson, Larry Scothorn, Ronald Brechbill, Guy Bear, Jacob Miller, Charlie Byers, Richard Burns, James Lauson, Mr. J. Herbert Swartz. 3-Norman Butler, Terry Marotte, Donald Mickey, John Picking, Charles Lightner, Charles Brightbill, Barnett Sears, Donald Metz, Marlin Funk, Elmer Miller, Glenn Nye, Donald Upperman, Kenneth Shannon, William Oliver, Maynard Plum. 4-Donald Baker, William Brown, Paul Derridinger, Jerry Bitner, Richard Fortney, Warren Hofteditz, Wayne Henry, George Trail, Robert Reese, Conrad Rensch, Donald Culbertson, Donald Secrest, John Haas, William Bennett, Maurice Marotte, Charles Fox. 5-Ronald Anthony, Richard Butz, William Hawkins, Charles Potts, Lynn Snyder, Gene Leeper, Frank Young, Kennett Mummert, Earl Zook, Donald Suders, Cecil Tarner, Steven Stouffer. JUNIOR HI-Y TRI-HI-Y CLUBS The Tri-Hi-Y organizations are made up of girls who are interested in promoting high ideals of Christian character and in strengthening and upholding the moral standard ofthe school. The clubs are divided into devotional, program, ti- nance, hospitality, social, and music committees. Each girl participates actively in the club by serving on the committee of her choice. The organization sponsors discussion meetings as well as recreational and service activities. A Bible course is planned for eight weeks during the year. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y has a membership of one hundred and seventy-tive junior and senior a member- sophomore the largest the school. Meetings are held on alternate Wednesdays dur- girls, while the Junior Tri-Hi-Y has ship of two hundred freshman and girls. These two clubs are among and most active organizations of ing activities period. OFFICERS OF SENIOR TRI-HI-Y President ..,..,. . ,. Vice-President .... Senior Secretary Junior Secretary Senior Treasurer Junior Treasurer , Parrot Reporter Advisers ,.. ., OFFICERS OF President .........,. THELMA SCHELLHASE MARGARETTA SNOKE HELEN RUPERT MARTHA ELLIOT IDA ROOF LOIS HESS LOIS ROTZ MRS. MARGUERITE COOK MRS. CHRISTINE MICKEY JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y .. JOLENE WOLFORD Vice-President .,..... ....., H ARRIET MICKEY Secretary ..,..,. ..,.. B ONITA HANES Treasurers ..... ........,... J OAN STEGER JANICE ST. CLAIR Advisers .. . .. ......,......,........ MISS IDA HELLER MRS. HARRI ET THOMPSON 72 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Reading left to right: Row I-Joanne Bender, Lois Rotz, Orpha Rock, Jean Statler, Beverly Stoner, Florence Miller, Norma Kramer, Shirley Armstrong, Carol Jean Lightner, Virginia George, Elizabeth Carey. Row 2-Joyce Broolxens, Joyce Thomp- son, Patricia Johnston, Dolores John, Shirley Ott, Jeanne Hunter, Nancy Binkley, Lucille Barton. Row 3-Evelyn Culbertson, Wanda Cook, Joyce Burkholder, Joanne Sease, Gail Lehman, Louise Plum, Helen Baker, Shirley Beitsch, Thelma Schellhase, Doris Rosenberry. Row 4-Patricia Feagans, Norma Shetter, Mary Robinson, Faye Stoufter, Patricia Sensheimer, Lois Woods, Fannie Wingert, Doris Black, Catherine Ludwig, Zita Lightner, Mary Appel. Row 5-Patricia Stouffer, Janet Seilhamer, Elaine Stymiest, Evelyn Henry, Doris Gsell, Doris Harrison, Betty Bender, Marilyn Beam, Ann Crusey. Row 6-Dolores Overcash, Kaye Small, Helen Newman, Louise Blair, Ruth Dice, Virginia Jones, lrmalita Besore, Natalie McCarty, Jane Noll. Row 4-- Jane Eyer, Miriam Heftley, Lois Faust, Helen Wengert, Faith Wenger, LaRue Kanarr, Jean Painter, Catherine Young. Reading left to right: Row I-Ida Root, Mariorie Brown, Virginia Bing, Juanita VanHoose, Anita Rensch, Elinor Sanders, Joan Warner, Carol Ann Forsythe, Jo-Ann Ross, Mary Wagner, Nancy Kennedy, Mary Byers. Row 2-Esther Fitzgerald, Helen Ru- pert, Glenna Stoutamyer, Patricia Sackman, Irene McCleary, Nancy Wolff, Donna Eckels, Lois Angle, Rhea Carson, Saundra Myers, Diane Rider, Lois Byers. Row 3-Patricia Grove, Rachel Fields, Delores Sites, Lois Hess, Colleen Rinick, Sarah Shope, Delores Garvin, Bertha Cooper, Frances Crider, Maybelle Trogler. Row 4-Patricia Lehman, Esther Mummau, Betty Bum- baugh, Mary Mason, Marlene Shatzer, Carolyn Walker, Delores Brown, Doris Sites, Patricia Beseclrer, Beverly Stoner, Martha Minehart. Row 5-Bonita Fahnestock, Margaret Kane, Jean Fennell, Elizabeth Fague, Lois McKenzie, Alice Culbertson, Joretta Cisney, Carolyn Miller, Evelyn Burkholder, Joanne Etter, Mary Baer, Row 6-Virginia Rotz, Rita Case, Patricia Broolrens, Eleanor Broolxens, Joyce Creamer, Phyllis Christman, Evelyn Ehrhart, Hazel Mitchell, Ada Gettle, Martha Elliott, Margaretta Snoke. 73 JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Reading left to right: Row 'l-Elaine McConaghy, Patricia Armstrong, Marion Games, Shirley Haas, Joanne Finniff, Anne Coble, Doris Faust, Dorothy Hess, Evelyn Emery, Wilma Shatzer, Ruth Allen, Shirley Upperman. Row 2--Dorothy Shank, Joan Tice, Evelyn Hege, Marlene Brechbill, Margaret Lehman, Eleanor Forrester, Janet Appel, Phyllis Yohe, Shirley Snider, Paulene Forsythe, Dorothy Schoenberger, Doris Mae Sollenberger. Row 3-Jane Coble, Doris Daugherty, Delores Burkholder, Thelma Stewart, Helen Walterick, Shirley Gift, Mary Diehl, Lois Carver, Sally Bowers, Betty Edwards, Geneva Green. Row 4-Joyce Barnhart, Jean Sollenberger, Ellen Zarger, Dorothy Clugston, Janet Statler, Nina Terhune, Josephine Snyder, Dorothy Snyder, Mary Jane Kinsella, Arlene Jones, Nancy Allen, Matilda Upperman. Row 5-Mary Ann Rite, Joanne Burkholder, Lois Arm- strong, Lois Appel, Mary Bennett, Anne Boyer, Patricia Beard, Janet Horst, Katherine Wenger, Donna Stepler. Row 6-Doris Bigler, Margaret Kitzmiller, Erma Pogue, Jacqueline Bennett, Louise Eshelman, Arlene Burns, Emma Staley, Elizabeth Johns, Donna Fahnestock. J 1 Reading left to right: Row l-Margaret West, Shirley Reisher, Maxine Farner, Mary Grace Everts, Joanna Piper, Nancy leger, Kay Phenicie, Anna Rhea Pugh, Sharee Tolbert, Jean Wingert. Row 2-Jo Ann Peters, Shirley Brumbaugh, Shirley Brown, Kathryn Warren, Janet Rotz, Norma Trace, Lorraine Scott, Louise Smith, Mary Moore. Row 3-Julia Sites, Joan Steger, Arlene Washinger, Joanne Trogler, Saundra Tolbert, Barbara Brown,Sylvia Campbell, Lucille Dullabaun, Lois Bender, Harriet Mickey. Row 4-Marie Frey, Gladys Davis, Nancy Robertson, LaVonne Sollenberger, Nancy Horst, Elaine Edwards, Bonita Hanes, Pa- tricia Gelsinger, Janice St. Clair, Mae Eberly. Row 5-Dorothy Slifer, Eunice Wagoner, Dorothy West, Peggy Smith, Jeanne Baker, Sue Brocious, Patricia Sherman, Phyllis Heck, Virginia Rider, Sonia Vestre, Georgia Slifer. Row 6-Patricia Douglas, Patricia Swartz, Alice Timmons, Shirley Fahnestock, Jolene Wolford, Shirley Perry, Grace Dice, Fannie Diller, Carolyn Rotz, Grace Zook, Esther Rock. 74 STUDENT ADVISORY MR. J. KENNETH GABLER COUNCIL President SH ERWOOD HAWLEY Vice-President ARTHUR KADEL Second Vice-President WILLIAM BRAUCHER Secretory DONNA HORST Treasurer DONNA ALLOWAY Advisers MISS JEANNE KIRBY Reading left to right: Row 1-Miss Jeanne Kirby, Charliene Jones, Doris Aldridge, Joretta Cisney, Donna Horst, Sherwood Hawley, Arthur Kadel, William Braucher, Robilee Pollock, Thelma Schellhase, Elsie Fogelsanger, Mr. J. Kenneth Gabler. Row 2-Jane Everetts, Jolene Wolford, Delores Garvin, Lois Hess, Betty Wentzel, Bonita Hanes, Dona Nuckels, Ann Crusey, Sharee Tolbert, Barbara Brown, Judith Tolbert, Eloise Martin, Sara Sandoe. Row 3-John Byers, James Bumbaugh, William Houser, Samuel Gillespie, Kenneth Washinger, Richard Butz, Darwin Barkdoll, William Shank, Peter Schaffnit, Richard Seilhamer, David McCleary. Row 4-Larry Ridenour, Robert Etter, Edward Powell, Donald Metz, David Hodges, Robert Wolford, John Fogal, Thomas Norris, Benjamin Walker, William Davis, Robert Kane, Steven Stouffer. The Student Advisory Council is composed of the class presidents and the representatives from the various home rooms and clubs. It acts as the students' voice in the governing of the school and tries to aid in the directing of all worthy activities. Plans are being made by the Student Ad- visory Council this year to repair and paint the bicycle racks, to credit service points on the fifth report card, and to compile a student directory containing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the administration and pupils. 4 , 2, ,, HALL SOUAD Adviser-Miss Jeanne Kirby Closely associated with the Student Advisory Council is the Hall Squad. It maintains order in the halls, keeps the traffic moving on the stairs, helps to keep the corridors and washrooms clean and neat, gives notification of any emergency situation in the building, and escorts visitors to their destination. This service club helps to make our school a place where courtesy is practiced and where order is maintained. Q. E. Reading left to right: Row I-Delores Brown, Evelyn Henry, Bruce Ransom, William Oliver, Charlie Byers, Lila McGinnis, Marlene Kline. Row 2-Miss Jeanne Kirby, Larry Ridenour, John Jones, Richard Nicholson, Ronald Gsell Richard Burns. Row 3-Richard Wise, Richard West, Joseph Washa- baugh, Thomas Bohn, Edward Washabaugh, Ronald Rotz, Glenn George. 75 VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Reading left to right: Row 'I-Lee Wadel, Orville Gelwicks, Jay Martin, Richard Aulthouse, Robert Kirk- patrick, Charliene Jones, Howard Bowers, Sara Sandoe, Shirley Black, Robert Byers, Lloyd Myers, Carl Cook. Row 2-Theodore Poe, Paul Hornbaker, William Hawkins, Edward Powell, Avery Zook, Mr. Robert Arnold, Isaac Grove, Jerre Snider, Charles Potts, Alan Querry, James Hoover, Sherwood Hawley. Row 3-Carl Culbertson, Gene Kramer, John Picking, Franklin Arbaugh, Theodore Gerber, Nelson Byers Donnie Martin, Harry Wolf, William Shank, Lynn Baker, Donald Culbertson. President ,.,. , Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . ,. .. Chief Technician . ,..., . Assistant Technician , Chief Film Technician Assistant Film Technician Adviser ., . . ,, The Visual Education Club is very active in giving service to teachers and students in every department of the high school. Its expanding program necessitates the utmost loyalty, coopera- tion, and time from each carefully chosen mem- ber. The film library has been greatly enlarged and now contains one hundred motion picture films and four hundred film slides. A great deal of audio-visual equipment has been added. All 1 HOWARD BOWERS ....,..... SARA SANDOE ROBERT KIRKPATRICK ..., CHARLIENE JONES SHIRLEY BLACK EDWARD POWELL .,., RICHARD AULTHOUSE JAY MARTIN . ...,., MR. ROBERT ARNOLD of this, plus the proiection of more than three hundred motion picture films, which are rented from film rental libraries, attest to the annual activity and service of this club. Members are taught the proper technique in the operation and handling of the valuable audio-visual equipment, thereby gaining experi- ences and skills which will be useful to them in adult life. CAMERA CLUB President .,.,...,,. JOHN BYERS Vice-President ..... , . . CLAIR KELLY Treasurer .,.,.... . .. .. ,. ROY ROTZ Secretary .,....... ,. .... WAYNE BYERS Chief Technician ,...,, .i.. T HEODORE GERBER Assistant Technician . ,. . .,i,., EDWARD POWELL Adviser .....i.,......,,..., ...... M R. J. HERBERT SWARTZ The Camera Club is comprised of sophomore, junior, and sen- ior boys who are interested in learning the fundamental principles of photography. Members are taught how to develop films and how to make, dry, and enlarge prints. The club has access to a completely equipped dark room. Meetings are held weekly on Wednesdays after school. Reading left to right: Row I-Earl Stoey, Carl Cook, Charles Potts, David McCleary, Paul Wengert, Donald Jacobson. Row 2-John McDermott, Theodore Gerber, Clair Kelly, Roy Rotz, John Byers, Nelson Byers, Robert McLaughlin, Mr. J. Herbert Swartz. Row 3-Edward Powell, John Picking, James Mclntire, Wilmer Lehman, Harry Verdier, Bruce Urey, Harold Rotz, Harry Wolf, lloyd Myers, Andrew Jacobson. Row 4-William Bingham, Harold Miller, Darwin Barkdcll, Richard Aulthouse, Larry Lowry, William Hudson. 77 Y COMMERCIAL CLUB Reading Row 2- Row 3- left to right: Row 1-Miriam Statler, Carol Forsythe, Carol Jean Lightner, Peggy Wolford, Bonita Fahnestock, Doris Gsell, Joretta Cisney, Doris Harrison, Helen Cox, Virginia Bing, Ramona Van Hoose, Mr. J. Kenneth Gabler. Joan Moyer, Faye Stoutfer, Dolores Stepler, Rita Gerber, Evelyn Henry, Patricia Brookens, Lois Rotz, Virginia Rotz, Evelyn Ehrhart, Phyllis Christman, Carolyn Walker, Mary Robinson, Joanne Shockey. ' Helen Newman, Janet Seilhamer, Betty Sites, Joanne Bender, Dorothy Wenger, Evelyn Culbert- son, Alice Culbertson, Martha Elliott, Joanne Etter, Joanne Sease, Donna Eckels, Mariorie Brown, Patricia Feagans. President ,, . ...,. ..,.,.,.. J ORETTA CISNEY Vice-President .,., ,. DORIS DIFFENDERFER Treasurer .,t.t..,. ........ D ORIS HARRISON Secretary . ...,,.., .t... D ORIS FOREMAN Parrot Reporter . ...,.........,........ DORIS GSELL Adviser . ,..,.,. . .,.. MR. J. KENNETH GABLER The purpose of the Commercial Club is to teach to its mem- bers the everyday office routine. During the year members of the club hear lectures from local businessmen. As a result of these lectures the students become acquainted with the demands of the business world. Several times during the year the club members visit business oltices in Chambersburg. They also do typ- ing and other types of office work for various teachers and organi- zations of the school. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays. Membership is open to all iunior and senior commercial students. 78 Reading BOOK CLUB President ,. , .. SHERWOOD HAWLEY Vice-President . ,. . ....,,.,..,.... . LOIS HESS Secretary . ,. . IRENE MCCLEARY Treasurer . . ,. ,.., . LEON MARTIN Adviser , , MRS. HELEN BARD The purpose of the Book Club is to instill in its members an interest in good books and worth-while magazine articles. Mem- bers not only read classics, but modern books as well and are in close cooperation with the library at all times in order to become acquainted with new books, magazines, and pamphlets. The club meets on alternate Tuesdays of the school year. Membership is open to sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. left to right: Row 'l-Anita Rensch, Beverly Stoner, Peggy Wolford, Lois Hess, Sherwood Haw- ley, Irene McCleary, Leon Martin, Lowell Heefner, Joan Moyer, Anabel Leonard. Row 2-Lois Angle, Bertha Cooper, Frances Crider, Barbara Bowers, Joanne Bikle, Catherine Young, Doris Black, Glenda Gardner, Sarah Shoop, Joan Warner, Nancy Wolff. Row 3-Lillian Hedrick, Lois Rotz, Roy Rotz, Ray Kaulfman, Donald Lehman, Frederick Kraiss, Larry Strayer, Frank Young, Richard Butz, Guy Baer, John Byers, Donald Metz, Helen Wengert, Faith Wenger. 79 Reading Row 2- Row 3- Row 4- LATIN CLUB President ., . .,.,. , JOAN WINGERT Vice-President . . , LAURA JEAN FORRESTER Secretary . .. PATRICIA SHERMAN Treasurer . . ., WILLIAM HOUSER Adviser MISS ELIZABETH ELDER left to right: Row I-Joan Wingert, Laura Jean Forrester, Harry Wolf, William Hudson, David Hodges, Donald Matzelle, Louise Smith, Anna Rhea Pugh. Janet Horst, Arlene Jones, Vivian Hedrick, Mary Lou Holtry, Joyce Brookens, Lucille Dullabaun, Lorraine Scott, Barbara Brown, Evelyn Emery, Esther Rock. Sonia Vestre, Dolores Minotti, Gladys Wenger, Emma Straley, Mary Baer, Mary Mason, Betty Bumbaugh, Jean Wingert, Wilma Stumbaugh, Patricia Sherman, Miss Elizabeth Elder. Mae Eberly, Lois Foust, Almeda Rice, Jane Eyer, Eleanor Ewan, Shirley Lampe, Margaret Kitz- miller, Nancy Horst. The Latin Club, which is composed of members from all Latin classes, meets every two weeks for the purpose of supplementing the regular class work with additional material about Roman life and customs. The members of the club give reports, sing Latin songs, work Latin puzzles, see movies and slides, and prepare various types of proiects. The purpose of the club is to arouse interest in ancient culture and to illustrate the debt which our civili- zation owes to ancient Rome. 80 Reading Row 2- Row 3- SPANISH left to right: Row I-Joanne Bikle, Rita Bowers, Patricia Sherman, Joyce Burkholder, Rhea Carson, Colleen Miller, Nancy Kolb, Jerry Miller, Clair Kelly, Thomas Lugenbeel, Mary Ellen Klock, Patricia Stouffer, Mr. Howard Jones. John McDermott, Carolyn Harvie, Nancy Horst, Donna Jean Horst, Barbara Gribble, Elaine Adviser Stymiest, Ann Crusey, Shirley Armstrong, Shirley Bietsch, Marlene Kline, Phyllis Heck, Bonnie Hanes, Suzanne Brocious, David McCleary. FRENCH President CLAIR KELLY Vice-President THOMAS LUGENBEEL Secretary MARY ELLEN KLOCK Treasurer PATRICIA STOUFFER Parrot Reporter J ERRY MILLER MR. HOWARD JONES Jack Gass, Karl Hassler, Ronald Ford, Robert Yourkavitch, Robilee Pollock, Peggy Hassler, Sally Evans, Patricia Barr, Janet Donahoe, Doris Stickell, Mary Jane Hartranft, Catherine Young, Donald Suders. The French Club was formed to give to the students an interest in the French language, to aid them to speak French more freely, and to give them an opportunity to understand better the people, the customs, and the literature of France. The club meets during activities period on odd Tuesdays. Programs include French songs, poems, proverbs, puzzles, conversation, and anecdotes. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further the students' knowledge of the Span- ish Ianguage and of the Spanish-speaking people. Programs feature music, games, guest speakers, and lectures dealing with the history and customs of the Spanish-speaking countries. By enlarging the students' cultural and informa- tional background, the club also aims to develop an understanding of other people and their con- tributions to the world, thereby helping to elim- inate racial and national prejudices. Reading left to right: Row I-George Martin, Florence Miller, Shirley Perry, Colleen Rinick, Lois Angle, Patricia Hege, Virginia Rider, Joseph Hudson. Row 2-Jean Fennell, Margaret Gossert, Shirley Ott, Suzanne Michaels, Kay Phenicle Erma Pogue. Row 3-Ralph Lehman, Jo-Ann Ross, Margaretta Snoke, Fannie Wingert, Esther Mummau. President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Parrot Reporter Adviser CLUB JOSEPH HUDSON GEORGE MARTIN PATRICIA HEGE COLLEEN RINICK LOIS ANGLE MISS RUTH BIEBER 81 Row 4-Edward Kauffman, Glenn Nye, Paul Neff, Robert Yeager, Miss Ruth Bieber CLUB Reading SCIENCE CLUB President . ,..., . ..... THOMAS NORRIS Vice-President .,... LYNN MCELHANEY Secretary , ,... ..,........ C LAIR KELLY Treasurer ., .. , ,.,.. JAMES HOOVER Parrot Reporter .,.. .,.,.,...,.........,.... J ACK GASS Adviser .. ......... ,.,.. M R. HERBERT K. RHODES left to right: Row I-Andy Jacobson, Robert Kirkpatrick, Donald Shupe, John McDermott, Thomas Norris, Lynn McElhaney, James Hoover, Tucker Hill, Larry Strayer, Mr. Herbert K. Rhodes, Row 2-Wayne Hoover, Paul Eyer, John Leonard, William Rexrode, Richard West, Paul Ruda, David McCleary. Row 3-Charles Mull, George Jacobs, Richard McGehee, James Bumbaugh, Richard Aulthouse, Ronald Row 4- Gsell, Eugene Klee, Paul Neff, Kermit Brindle. Larry Lowry, Darwin Barkdoll, Harry Verdier, Lumon Rensch, Walter Beard, Charles McGill, Jerry Miller, Jack Gass, Marion Lesher. The Science Club is composed of junior and senior boys who desire a more extensive knowledge of the various phases of science. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays and feature guest speakers and moving pictures as well as talks by the mem- bers. Excursions to places of scientific interest give the students a chance to see the principles of science illustrated in action. The club aftords an excellent opportunity in which to make a more thorough study of the scientific world in which we live. 82 ol Tomorrow Nurses Club President CHARLIENE JONES Vice-President DORIS ANN SITES Treasurer FAITH WENGER Secretary COLLEEN MILLER Advisers Reading left to right: Row 'I-Miss Marion Seidel, Carol Lightner, Beverly Stoner, Colleen MISS MARION SEIDEL Miller, Charliene Jones, Faith Wenger, Miriam Heftley, Miss Beverly Gearhart. MISS BEVERLY GEARHART Row 2-Ruth Dice, LaRue Kanarr, Margaret Hassler, Barbara Gribble, Gladys Frushour, Louise Plum, Martha Bauman, Lois Foust. Row 3-Florence Miller, Shirley Ott, Doris Black, Catherine Young, Norma Shetter, Hazel Bumbaugh, Helen Wengert. The Nurses of Tomorrow Club was organ- ized in i937 for the purpose of presenting a true picture of a nurse's life and of studying the quali- fications necessary for entering good training schools. The club is made up of iunior and senior girls who are interested in nursing as a career. The programs and plans this year include lec- tures by various members of the nursing and medical professions, a trip through the Cham- bersburg Hospital, and a combined dance with the Costume Club. Members of the club also donated several pieces of equipment for use in the emergency room. The Costume Club is composed of sopho- more, iunior, and senior girls. Members study costume designing, current fashion trends, and home decoration problems. They also do depart- mental sewing and help make costumes for school productions. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays during activities period. Reading left to right: Row I-Miss Beverly Gearhart, Marguerite Diehl, Doris Aldridge, Colleen Rinick, Dorothy Hess, Marlene Kline, Ramona Van Hoose. Row 2-Carol Jean Lightner, Patricia Hege, Dorothy Wenger, Joan Wingerd, Ada Gettle, Thelma Baer. Delores Brown. Miriam Heftley, Eleanor Brookens, Ruth Dice, Carrie Bowman, Mary Bennett. Row 4-Doris Mae Sollenberger, Thelma Stewart, Eleanor Ewan, Lois Bender, Marlene Brechbill, Costume Club President DORIS ALDRIDGE Vice-President COLLEEN RINICK Secretary-Treasurer MARGUERITE DIEHL Adviser MISS BEVERLY GEARHART 8 3 l DRAMATIC President . , Vice-President , Treasurer . Secretary . ..., .. CLUB WILLIAM HOUSER , ,. WILLIAM BRAUCHER SARA SANDOE . . ,..,,. IDA ROOF Program Reporter . . , ...,....,. .. . .......,, ANITA RENSCH Director .,.,,.... .. .. . ...,. MRS. VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK Reading left to right: Raw 'I-Irene McCIeary, William Houser, Diane Rider, Anita Rensch, Ida Roof, Sara Sandoe, William Braucher, Elinor Sanders, Mrs. Virginia Pollock. Row 2-William Webb, Virginia Schriver, Martha Stred, Audrey Killinger, Delores Winters, Joan Warner, Nancy Woltli, Patricia Sackman, Robert Kirkpatrick. Row 3-Charles Wentzel, Elsie Fogelsanger, Lois McKenzie, Kathleen Keefer, Mary Jane Crist, Virginia George, Mary Wagner, Saundra Myers, Doris Aldridge, Donald McClure. The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to give its members an opportunity to participate in plays, both in an acting and a producing capac- ity. It also strives to develop an appreciation of better drama as well as to raise dramatic standards in all local productions. Reviews of current Broadway plays form a part of the pro- gram ofthe year. Attention is given to the art of make-up and to outstanding theatrical folk. Through the medium of the one-act play, the club holds itself in readiness to respond to re- quests for entertaining not only within the school, but also in the community. Plays for such occa- sions as the promotion of the sale of tuberculosis seals are prepared by the club and in some in- stances are given over the broadcasting system. Occasionally the group attends the productions offered by other schools in the surrounding areas. The Dramatic Club members assume all the responsibility ofthe programs. Speakers are in- vited to lecture on various phases of the drama. One act plays are given during the regular meet- ings. The club is limited to seniors who are sin- cerely interested in good theatre . . A LIGHT CREW Manager SHIRLEY BLACK N. Secretary PATRICIA WENGER Adviser MR. VICTOR FOREMAN Reading left to right: Row 'I-Pauline Heck, Mary Shank, Patricia Wenger, Lois Hoverter, Bonita Shields. Row 2-Karl Zeger, Sherwood Hawley, Shirley Black, William Hudson, Harry Wolf, Mr. Victor Foreman. The Light Crew was ofticially organized in the spring of T950 for the purpose of maintaining and operating the stage lights for all stage pro- ductions in the Chambersburg High School. The work requires skill and precision and is a fas- cinating activity to its members. Particularly worthy of mention is the work that was done for the school play and the Christmas program. The Stage Crew is responsible for producing an attractive setting for all school productions. Handling equipment, scene shifting and provid- ing sound effects are lust a few of the many duties. Membership in this organization means willingness to give a great amount of extra time to the promotion of school activities. The staff this year has worked efticiently under the careful supervision ofthe student managers and adviser, Mr. Vance Snyder. Reading left to right: Row 'I-Clarence Sanders, Donald Shupe, Harry Wolf, Paul Bittinger. Row 2-Amos McLaughlin, Harold Miller, William Davis, Mr. Vance Snyder. STAGE CREW Managers PAUL BITTINGER WILLIAM DAVIS HAROLD MILLER Adviser MR. VANCE SNYD ER I 1 i I g as VGCAL MUSIC Director-MR. PAUL LUCAS There are three vocal music organizations in the high school. The largest of these is the Glee Club. The aim of this organization is to train the individual in ensemble singing. All music is chosen with careful consideration for the development and appreciation of the finest in musical art. Both classical and modern com- positions are studied with complete thoroughness as to interpretation, expression, phrasing, and enunciation. The club membership is limited to ninety voices selected from the upper classes. Rehearsals are held daily during the fourth per- iod. In addition to presenting a Christmas con- cert and a spring concert, this organization ap- ORGANIZATIONS Accompanists-ELINOR SANDERS, MARY WAGNER pears in many community-sponsored programs throughout the school year. From the Glee Club is chosen The Choristers, a group composed of twenty-four select voices. This organization provides musical entertain- ment for school assemblies, service clubs, churches, and radio broadcasts. The Freshman Chorus is a group of freshman boys and girls who are interested in furthering their knowledge of vocal music and in attaining efficiency in part singing. The chorus presents one major activity during the year. Members who do outstanding work may audition for the Glee Club. THE CHORISTERS Reading left to right: Row 'I-Anita Rensch, Mary Wagner, Patricia Wenger, Charlotte Miller, Elinor Sanders, Mr. Paul Lucas. Row 2-Martha Strecl, Dolores Minotti, Nancy Appenzellar, Sara Sandoe, Joan Moyer. Row 3-William Renfrew, Walter Beard, Gene Kramer, Robert Kitzmiller. Row 4-Sherwood Hawley, Richard Seilhamer, Clair Kelly, William Shank. Row 5-William Braucher, Jack Gass, Gerald Edwards, Nelson Byers, William Houser. GLEE CLUB Reading left to right: Row l-Joan Wingerd, Shirley Bietsch, Doris Black, Robilee Pollock, Jolene Wolford, Martha Stred, Lois Bender, Florence Miller. Row 2-Kathleen Kessinger, Ronald Ford, Luman Rensch, Phyllis Fisher, Nancy Binkley, Elaine Ed! wards, Patricia Gelsinger, Kay Armstrong, Anna Mae Burkhart, Mary Wagner, Mr. Paul Lucas. Row 3-Nancy Appenzellar, Catherine Ludwig, Patricia Armstrong, Jeanne Hunter, Barnett Sears, Charles Brightbill, Walter Beard, Gene Kramer, Richard Butz, Elinor Sanders, Gerald Edwards, William Hudson. Row 4-Gladys Frushour, Lillian Hedrick, Dolores Minotti, Sara San- doe, Patricia Sackman, Margaret Aird, Jerry Miller, Larry Miller, Robert Kitzmiller, Bennett Richardson, Joseph Kohler. Row 5-Nancy Kolb, Audrey Killinger, Charlotte Miller, Anita Rensch, Patricia Wenger, Jo-Ann Ross, Garnet Houpt, Richard Leedy, Harold Rexroth, Thomas Helman, David Metz. Reading left to right: Row I-Janice St. Clair, Louise Ankerbrand, Jean Stambaugh, Mary Moore, Lewese Ross, Janet Horst, Helen Gomer, Doris Stickell, Bernice Metz. Row 2-Carolyn Harvie, Sally Evans, Joan Moyer, Anna Rhea Pugh, Eloise Martin, Faith Wenger, Lucille Barton, Donna Jean Horst, Elaine Stymiest, Ida Roof. Row 3-Richard Seilhamer, William Shank, Donald Shalifer, Edwin Secrest, Harry Verdier, Theodore Poe, William Renfrew, Harriet Mickey. Row 4-Jack Goss, William Braucher, David McCleary, Harold Wenger, Ronald Bradshaw, Isabell Poe. Row 5-Robert Kelley, Henry Rinick, Harold Gabler, Nelf son Byers, William Houser, Sherwood Hawley. 87 FRESHMAN CHGRUS Reading left to right: Row l-Lila Kauffman, Patricia Hock, Pauline Leininger, Joan Schwartz, Marianne Hosler, lsabell Poe, Harriet Mickey. Row 2-Mr. Paul Lucas, Mitzi Shelton, Shirley Snider, Joanna Piper, Mildred Shifler, Dorothy Schoenberger, Shirley Fahnestock, Mary Grace Everts, Shirley Biesecker. Row3-Nancy Lehman, LaVonne Sollenberger, Peggy Smith, Glenda Finkey, Henrietta Pharo, Patricia Andrews, Joan Crist, Charlotte Miller. Row 4-Kathleen Kessinger, Margaret Shank, Delores Beltz, Donna Stepler, Shirley Statler, Mary Spoonhour, Mary Moore, Lewese Ross. Row 5-Mary Kane, Rachel Carl, Kathryn Warren, Retha Schellhase, Nancy Smith, Gretchen Kieffer, Annette Frecon, Marian Donahoe. l l Reading left to right: Row 'l-Charlie Byers, Richard Burns, Carlin Morris, Carl Grove, Charles Mackey, Donald Mickey, Jacob Miller, George Trail, Arthur Beatty. Row 2-Kenneth Peifter, Marlin Funk, John Sterner, Charles Fox, Larry Scothorn, Ray McCrae, Jerry Wingert, Cyrus Reese, Jan Painter. Row 3-John Ile, Terry Marotte, Charles Lightner, Robert Ericson, Charles Brightbill, Robert Rawlings, William Oliver, Robert Wolford. Row 4-Nelson Huber, William Hawkins, Kenneth Mummert, Harold Knoll, Bennett Richardson, Larry Miller, Wray Bevens, Ronald Newcomer. 88 RHYTHM KIDS Director-MR. PHILIP MICHAELS Reading left to right: Sitting-William Grove, Anita Rensch, Elinor Sanders. Standing-Sherwood Hawley, Charles Edwards, William Black, Arnold Wasserman, Richard Seilhamer, Rita Bowers, Evelyn Hege, Patricia Barr, Dolores Overcash, Carol Jean Lightner, Mr. Philip Michaels. The Rhythm Kids, the high school dance orchestra organized fourteen years ago by Mr. Philip Young and now directed by Mr. Philip Michaels, play for the maiority of the high school dances. During the year they also present an assembly program. This program is one of the most popular ones of the year. lt is looked 'For- ward to by all of the students. ii 'E f This year the dance orchestra will lose sev- eral very fine players. Elinor Sanders, Richard Seilhamer, William Grove, and Anita Rensch will graduate at the end of the year. Members of the orchestra keep up to date with the latest tunes by practicing every Monday after school. This organization has turned out some fine musicians in the past and will continue to do so in the future. ORCHESTRA The high school orchestra appears as a part of the assembly programs each week It also furnishes music for the school play, operetta, and other special programs Any student who can play grade three music is eligible for m ship Rehearsals are held on alternate Tuesdays during activities period. Director--MR. IRVIN G. VALENTINE CLARINET Jean Fennell Rita Bowers Harold Wenger CORNET Richard Seilhamer Eddie Conner Richard Edwards TROMBONE Arnold Wasserman Phyllis Yohe Patricia Furley Margaret Aird Nancy Lehman Esther Rock Jean Stambaugh Barbara Gribble Beatrice Smith Ruth Ann Saunders VIOLA CELLO Mary Jane Kinsella Doris Sollenberger SAXOPHONE FLUTE HORN Patricia Barr Newton Stake Delores Overcash Carolyn Harvie Catherine McKelvey Jo-Ann Ross Sonia Vestre STRING BASS PIANO Patricia Lehman Margaret Kane Elinor Sanders Charlotte Miller Janet Donahoe ember BAND President , , .. , RICHARD SEILHAMER Vice-President . .. JOSEPH HUDSON Secretary . . . . . . ., ..,... VIRGINIA ROTZ Director ..,, MR. IRVIN G. VALENTINE Stimulating interest and appreciation of music is the ultimate aim of the Chambersburg High School Band. Under the direction of Mr. Valentine its members interpret and illumine the themes of the best composers. With these compositions the band presents programs of a very high quality. Various members of the band are given a chance to express their individual talent in solos, duets, trios, and quartets. In addi- tion to its activities connected with the school, the band also par- ticipates in community programs. BELLS Mary Louise Klipp BASS DRUM Joanne Finniff Shirley Graham Joseph Hudson CLARINET Charles Fox DRUM Anna lgenberger Martha Drawbaugh Charles Lightner Patricia H999 Rachel Carl Harry Tolbert Jean Fennell CORNET Beatrice Smith Lois Angle Richard Seilhamer Preston Rotz Virginia Rotz ROY VUU9I'll'1 Edgar Dile Helen Newman Eddie Conner CYMBALS Carol Jean Lightner Joyce Brookens Alan Querry Lois Foust Doris Black HORN Jane Eyer Eunice Wagoner Jo-Ann Ross Eleanor Brookens Sharee Tolbert Patricia Wenger Richard Bitner Charles Edwards Sonia Vestre Joanne Bender Harold Hoover Ruth Ann Saunders Harold Wenger Jsrry Winger? Katherine Wenger Marlene Brechbill Charles Mackey Clarence Chubb Rita Bowers Emilie Gsell TROMBONE Arlene Washinger Marlin Funk Joyce Burkholder Joanne Trogler Sally Crouse Arnold Wasserman Wilma Shaffer William Black Phyllis Yohe Sherrill Ott Jerry Bitner Bobby Lochbaum sn.. . ng A l. 91 FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA President ,. . . .... GALEN RIFE Vice-President ..,., HERBERT RIFE Secretary . .. ., MELVIN BRINDLE Treasurer ...,,., . ...... . ..., GLENN MUMMERT Parrot Representative . ,. KENNETH TOSTEN Advisers . , ,, MR. WILLIAM FREET MR. CHARLES FLECK The Future Craftsmen of America is a club composed of sopho- more, iunior, and senior boys who are enrolled in the Vocational Industrial Course. The aims of this club are to encourage interest in hobbies and leisure-time activities involving craftsmanship, to increase knowledge of industrial organizations, and to promote fellowship among the youth interested in industrial education. Reading left to right: Row I-Glenn Mummert, Glen Galbraith, John Gsell, William Shifler, Lee Wadel, Leroy Miller, Jack Rickrode, Nelson Perry, Donald Bloom, Galen Rife, William Stenger, Marlin Wagner, Carl Argenbright, Harold Miller. Row 2-John Anspach, Warren Hoffeditz, Paul Beltz, Philip Stouffer, Arthur Sollenberger, Thomas Clap- saddle, Edward Rite, Lee Smith, Robert Byers, Ronald Rosenberry, Joseph Perna, Robert Sleighter, Richard Best, Carl Culbertson, George Biecher. Row 3-Mr. William Freet, Wayne Gettel, Leon Gelwicks, Wesley Williams, Charles Hawbecker, Ronald Stepler, Ray Meredith, Herbert Rife, Paul Bittinger, Franklin Arbaugh, Kenneth Tosten, Melvin Brindle, Charles Bowman, Jack Fitzgerald, Benjamin Heckman, Mr. Charles S. Fleck. Row 4-Harold Miner, Richard Armstrong, Kenneth Mowen, Dale Rice, Richard Garman, Earl Burns, Glenn Deardorff, Thurman Hassler, Beniamin Davis, William Vanderau, Stanley Teal, Donald Roof, James Flory, Carl Adams, Leslie Pheil, Garnet Davis. in ,qw '+ 4S?'i69'n:g.f-w :,,..1wvY f sw.. -t.- se. . I V if . 7 K -f 2 LS I... me x s . , , . M.. . , ,, f, . . Elf. K , L. 'tj . r, ,-Q K - A A lg- ,w+t.gU,. 'wzrfseairw by , i- cw ksygegfmfgxgrfg,serf-wcweesvf-New: ,, 4 -tis.. -.q .vs 5.5.5 W. ., , .es ' Q f , M, in -zsimfn wwf: f .4-,.,,,sg .wig .:m ,5,,...,s,,. . V N QW if vi'-LQVQ -e sac.. ' m N ...-.Ms . 92 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Reading left to right: Row I-Norman Grove, Marion Lesher, Paul Hornbaker, Donald Hess, Marlin Hege, Orville Gelwicks. Row 2-Carl Cook, Roy Rotz, John Byers, Nicholas Angle, Eugene Ryder, James Diller, David Snider, Donald Knoll, Joseph Snider, Thomas Clugston, Paul Wengert, Menno Sollenberger, Melvin Reichard, Bruce Urey. Row 3-Mr. Arnold Lueck, Wayne Dice, Richard Shannon, Harold College, Dcnald Mower, Dcnald Martin, Ray Kauftman, Robert Kissel, Donald Culbertson, Charles Pharo, Ross Walker, Karl Zeger, Samuel Keller. Row 4-Wayne Ommert, Avery Zook, Donald Lehman, Samuel Musser, John Mooney, Leigh Knepper, Frank Young, Nathan Eshleman, William Martin, Adam Crist, Samuel Shannon, John lle. Membership in the Future Farmers of America is of three kinds: active, associate, and honorary. There are four degrees to be attained by active members: Green Hand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree, Keystone Farmer Degree, and American Farmer Degree. Associate membership is for boys who have been out of school three or more years or for those who do not wish to hold active membership. Honorary membership is for adults who are interested in advancing vocational agriculture and the work of the Future Farmers of America. President .. DONALD HESS Vice-President , MARLIN HEGE Secretary , PAUL HORNBAKER Treasurer T MARION LESHER Parrot Reporter ORVILLE GELWICKS Sentinel . . SAMUEL MUSSER Chaplain Adviser . , NORMAN GROVE MR. ARNOLD LUECK Reading left to right: Row 'I-Samuel Musser, Gregory Summers, Norbert Kneavel. Row 2-Thomas Lugenbeel, Marlin Hege, Glenn Dea dorff, Stanley Teal, Edward Shatzer, William Nitterhouse, John Anspach, William Houser, Gerald Steger, Robert Walter, Ray Meredith, Mr Robert J. Beard. Row 3-Samuel Gillespie, Lewis Fritz, Earl Burns, Eugene Franklin, Bennett Richardson, Robert Reaid, Norman Butler Darwin Barkdoll, Edward Washabaugh, William Stenger, Franklin Davis. Row 4-Paul Ruda, Joseph Kump, Jack Small, Jahck Brdnt, Jake Corwell, Kenneth Mowers, Benjamin Heckman, Lynn McElhaney, Ross Walker, Clarence Sanders, Robert McDonald, Mahlon Yeager. jg, . ,- 1,V 't X I I. jj ii? v'Ff,f fl ,- Virgil. ' - .flf jg M, 5 ,Q VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ,J H., . V , . , G l'i7 .,1r.f'1f co-captains DONALD WATERS, GREGORY SUMMERS T K ,ty .- Managers . THOMAS LUGENBEEL, SAMUEL GILLESPIE 'riff' 'j - A . coaches ., MR. ROBERT BEARD, MR. GALEN WARREN .A ,,- tt j ,I ' -- 'f SCORING RECORD Lebanon 12 Chambersburg 7 Hanover 7 , Chambersburg 39 Our new and rebuilt team performed well but not well enough to match the powerful Leb- anon team. Mike Waters made the only touch- down on a pick-up fumble. Musser added the extra point. y A Hagerstown 'I3 Chambersburg I2 The Trojans took their second defeat at the hands of Hagerstown High. The two fearns were evenly matched, but an extra point meant the difference between winning and losing for the Chambersburg team. Scotland 6 Chambersburg 26 Finally getting its offensive machine rolling, the Chambersburg Trojans scored a 26-6 victory over the Scotland Cadets. Long runs came thick and fast as Mike Waters, Ed Shatzer, and Bill Nitterhouse each got away on a long romp. Shippensburg 6 Chambersburg 40 The Shippensburg Greyhounds fell before the Trojans by a 40-6 count. Gary Steger scored twice, Nitterhouse, Waters, Shatzer, and Walters each tallied once. Anspach booted four extra points. Hershey 20 Chambersburg 43 The Chambersburg Trojans ran over the out- classed Hershey eleven by a 43-20 score. Mike Waters trotted in to the end zone for four touch- downs, one of them a beautiful 72 yard run. Mike Waters ran wild as the Trojans blasted Hanover by a 39-7 score. Waters ran a kickoff for 85 yards, then took another hand-off and raced 8Omyards for a score. Gettysburg 6 A Chambersburg 22 Red Walters and Mike Waters plus a safety gave the Trojans a 22-6 victory over the Warriors of Gettysburg. . Waynesboro O Chambersburg 26 The Trojans had their football team running automatically and ran over Waynesboro' on a wet and slippery field. Earl Burns, Norbert Kneavel, Stanley Teal, and Mike'Waters tallied the TD's. Carlisle 6 Chambersburg 0 The Trojans lost a heartbreaker at Carlisle by a 6-0 count. The game, a very fine one, see- sawed back and forth all evening. In the final quarter Jack Geiling snatched the ball from Ed Shatzer and went over for the only score of the evening. Mechanicsburg I3 Chambersburg I4 Coming from behind, the Trojans dumped Mechanicsburg's conference hopes as they beat them 14-13. Waters scored two TD's to take the conference scoring title again. Anspach con- verted both important extra points. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Co-Captains BENJAMIN WALKER, DONALD WATERS Manager , , , ARTHUR KADEL Coaches LOWELL W. SCHLICHTER, GALEN WARREN The Chambersburg Trojans copped their eighth straight conference championship this year by beating Hershey High 68 to 48 in a play- off for the South Penn Conference Championship. The Trojans had one of their best seasons, winning 21 and losing only 1 game. Their only loss was to Hershey, whom the Trojans later de- feated twice. With the exception of Hershey, Chambersburg had little trouble in the confer- ence, holding their rivals to 37 points per game while scoring 69 points per game themselves. The Trojans set a new conference record by scoring more than 900 points. For the entire season the Varsity scored more than 1400 points, which is a record for a Chambersburg team. Leading the team in scoring was Ben Walker, who took the conference scoring championship with a 17.8 point average per game. SCORING RECORD Team Opp. C. H. S. Huntingdon 27 59 Scotland 33 66 Altoona 37 52 Altoona 34 50 Alumni . 45 61 Hagerstown 54 59 Shippensburg 38 62 Hershey 48 45 Carlisle 23 55 Waynesboro 38 75 Team Opp. C. H. S. Gettysburg 28 68 Mechanicsburg 34 72 Hanover 27 62 Shippensburg 26 75 Hershey 49 71 Carlisle . , 27 80 Waynesboro 38 73 Gettysburg 28 65 Mechanicsburg 49 75 Hanover 41 78 Hersheyf , 48 68 'Play-off for South Penn Conference Reading left to right: Row 1-David McCIeary, Robert Walters, Paul Rotl, Gerald Steger, William Shank, Larry Strayer, Stanley Teal Lynn Baker. Row 2-Mr. Lowell Schlichter, Kenneth Washinger, Theodore Ransom, William Davis, Harold Miner, Benjamin Walker, Robert Reaid, Donald Walters, Arthur Kadel. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Reading left to right: Row 'I-Richard Washabaugh, Nelson Huber, Charles McCleary, James Heckman, Joe Rebok, Glenn Ott, Donald Upperman, Paul Derridinger, Stephen Carter. Row 2--James Woshabaugh, Harold Ford, Earl Zook, Cody Westbrook, James Chase, Robert Ericson, Robert Eslinger, Richard Brant, William Ewan, John Shreiner, Richard Wagner, Richard West. Row 3-Mr. Vance Snyder, Ronald Anthony, Elmer Martin, Milton Rhine, Ray Snyder, Fred Kriner, Rastus Baker, Ronald Kneavel, Nevin Short, Elwood Gift, Robert Lehman, Donald Suders, Ronald Over- cash, Mr. Jack Fisher. Coach .,.,.....,,..,.. ,.... M R. VANCE SNYDER Assistant Coach .... .,,,.,... M R. JACK FISHER SCORING RECORD Opp. C. H. S. Scotland ,..., ..., 1 3 6 Carlisle ......,....,., ,... 4 7 0 Mechanicsburg 19 6 Hanover .......,.. .,., T 3 0 Scotland ., .... 33 0 The Chambersburg High School Junior Varsity under the supervision of Coaches Vance Snyder and Jack Fisher lost all five games this year. Despite the fact that they had a losing season, some ofthe players showed promise of adding strength to the varsity within the next year or two. These boys gained valuable experience and have a start toward one of the most important factors in sports- good team work. The Junior Varsity was handicapped by the 'Fact that their players were limited to freshman and sophomores, while their opponents permitted members of the junior class to play, thereby gaining the advantage. 96 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach-MR. GALEN WARREN SCORING RECORD Team Opp. C. H. S. Scotland 31 38 Altoona 37 41 Altoona 23 31 Shop 28 58 Hagerstown 31 54 Shippensburg 36 55 Hershey f 25 Q 56 Carlisle , , . 713 68 Waynesboro 1 '..,jdf.ll2 , X69 Gettysburg K v 38 47 DLI- ' Mechanicsburg f , 1 52 D Hanover 1 X, .l VN A 6 Q45 tl Shippensbur -ftffg. 21 LAD' 54 ' Hershey . if X if 49 N Carlisle , ' W , 2 A 52 . l X Waynesboro ,, . . . '04 21 l W A Gettysburg . X t- 28, lt ff Mechanicsburg ' 0 15- ' ' 49 Hanover ,M 23 I 56 The Chambersburg Junior Varsity under the expert coaching of Mr. Galen Warren won the South Penn Junior Varsity Basketball championship. The Little Trojans did not taste defeat this year as they ran up a string of twenty consecutive victories. Reading left to right: Row I-Robert Sleighter. Row 2-Richard Brant, David Hodges, Ralph Tolbert, Norman Butler, Benjamin Banks, Jack Small, Robert Thomas, Robert Jacobs. Row 3-Mr. Galen Warren, Walter McGill, James Chase, Franklin Davis, William Schriver, Jake Corwell, K. Fields, Cody Westbrook, Robert Ankerbrand. 97 TRACK if rf W In N I I Y W .7 , Reading left to right: Row 1-Philip Meckley, Joseph Thompson, Thurman Hassler, Paul Ruda, John Kadel, Kenneth Hawbecker, Theodore Stepler, Paul Lehman, William Renfrew, James Alexander, Ray Patterson, Samuel Musser, Lewis Dittman. Standing-Mr. Howard M. Hege, James Rollins, James Black, William Stenger, Robert Eslinger, Robert Walter, Edgar Lasker, James Strock, Nelson Harman, Kenneth Washinger, Ronald Kneavel, Dean Stepler, George Biecher, Richard Derridinger, Beniamin Walker, Charles Myers, Fred Christ- man, Charles Upperman, William Nitterhouse, Beniamin, Heckman, Garnet Houpt, Mahlon Yeager, William Webb, Stanley Teal, John Glass, Donald Corwell, Harry Tolbert. Co-Captains .... RICHARD DERRIDINGER, DEAN STEPLER Managers .,...,,.,.,,...,....,....,..........., DONALD CORWELL, JAMES ROLLINS, HARRY TOLBERT Coach .,.,... ...,....,..,....,....,.. M R. HOWARD HEGE DUAL MEETS: opp. c. H. s. Gettysburg .,... ....., 5 4'!z 66Vz Carlisle ....,............,....,...,.,.....,,.....,. ,..... 8 'l 37 S. S. T. C. INVITATION MEET K9 teamsj ...,...... Third Place 24Va QUADRANGULAR MEET AT WAYNESBORO: lHagerstown, Scotland, Washington Township, Chambersburgj . ..,....,r....r,,...............,.. First Place 53 SOUTH PENN CONFERENCE ....,.. ........, S econd Place 37 DISTRICT :QS AT LANCASTER ............,...,..,.... Tenth Place 431: 0 STATE AT STATE COLLEGE .....,,.,......r.II...............,.,........... The C. H. S. Thin-clads won two track meets, believed to be the first that any C. H. S. track team has ever won. Four records were broken during the season. 440 yard dash--Kenneth Washinger ...,.... 52.6 seconds Discus-Richard Derridinger ..,..,...... I24 feet, 3 inches Pole Vault-Dean Stepler ...,.,....,......, I0 feet, 7 inches High Jump-Fred Christman ...,......,, 5 feet, 7 inches Twenty-one members of the team earned varsity letters. 98 C CLUB Reading left to right: Row T-Edward Shatzer, Herbert Rife, Gerald Steger, Paul Rotz, Gregory Summers. Row 2-William Nitterhouse, Ray Meredith, William Webb, Mr. Robert J. Beard. Row 3-Robert Walter, Norbert Kneavel, Samuel Musser, William Houser, Kenneth Washinger. Row 4-John Anspach, William Walker, Harold Miner, William Davis. President t DONALD WATERS The C Club is an organization of boys who VICe-p,eSIde,-,I ROBERT WISE have won at least one letter in a major school Secremry I WILLIAM WALKER sport, either football, basketball, baseball, or I, GREGORY S MMERS track. The members of this club attempt to win recsurer I I U the respect of their schoolmates by keeping sports SfUdentAdv'S0fy.C0UnC1l on a high level. They try to develop among ReP e5emC'l'Ve - KENNETH WASHlNGER themselves and to instill in others the proper in- Adviser MR. ROBERT BEARD terpretation of school spirit. CHEER LEADERS Adviser-MRS. PATRICIA SOLLENBERGER Reading left to right: Dorothy Slifer, Terry Kubrick, Delores Garvin, Shirley Stumbaugh, Nancy Binkley, - Rhea Carson. 99 GIRLS' INTRAMURAL ASSOCIATION Reading left to right: Row 'I--Mrs. Patricia Sollenberger, Shirley Snively, Shirley Smith, Pauline Heck, Shirley Bietsch, Anna Mae Burkhart, Lila McGinnis, Rita Case, Jo-Ann Ross, Margaret Heck, Barbara Carbaugh, Georgia Slifer, Barbara Brown, Bernice Metz. Row 2-Doris Faust, Rhea Carson, Betty Wentzel, Joanne Trogler, Jacqueline Bennett, Joanne Shockey, Ann Crusey, Margaret Aird, Dorothy Slifer, Colleen Rinick, Margaret Short, Saundra Tolbert, Sharee Tolbert, Judith Tolbert. Row 3-Marian McDermott, Sally Evans, Jean Fennell, Lois Angle, Helen Newman, Joyce Creamer, Eleanor Brookens, Mary Jane Hartranft, Patricia Churchfield, Joanne Sease, Anita Overcash, Shirley Stumbaugh, Joyce Brookens, Nancy Binkley, Shirley Boyles. OFFICERS President . JUDITH TOLBERT Vice-President . . . ALICE BENNETT Treasurers-Senior . . , . . . . RHEA CARSON Junior ...... MARY JANE HARTRANFT Sophomore . ,. , ..., .. . BERNICE METZ Freshman . . .,.. . , ,. . SAUNDRA TOLBERT Adviser , . .,.. . MRS. PATRICIA SOLLENBERGER An athletic organization for girls, the Girls' Intramural Association has charge of all girl sports, Members sponsor intramural contests in volleyball, basketball, and softball. A sport which has recently been added is hockey. In this sport the team scrimmages with other schools. Throughout the year the girls of this organiza- tion attend Play Day at other schools and are hoping to sponsor a Play Day at the Chambers- SPORTS LEADERS Volleyball . . . SHIRLEY STUMBAUGH Basketball ., ., CAROLYN HASSLER Softball ..,. ..,,.,. J OYCE CREAMER burg High School. Members also direct such individual games as bowling, shuftleboard, ping- pong, and bean bags. All activities are set up on a point system. There are four emblem awards, each one being worth one hundred points. These points are cumulative over four years of high school and are made at the end of each school year at an award assembly. MAT CLUB President , ...,,. .....,....., A NN CRUSEY Vice-President ..,.,.. SHIRLEY STUMBAUGH Secretary-Treasurer ,... .....,..A.......... ..... ,....... R I T A CASE Adviser .....,. ........,. . .. MRS. PATRICIA SOLLENBERGER The Mat Club is the girls' gymnastic organization. It is the purpose of this club to develop better skill, grace, and coordination in gymnastics and to develop leadership and better sportsmanship among the girls. Members learn to use the mats, parallel bars, horse, springboard, and Indian clubs. They also receive instruc- tion in folk and country dancing. Each year the club presents an assembly program. Membership is open to all high school girls who are interested in gymnastic activities and who can attend the meetings regularly. Reading left to right: Row 1--Bernice Metz, Margaret Heck, Sally Evans, Ruth Allen, Lila McGinnis Rita Case, Betty Wentzel, Barbara Carbaugh, Helen Gomer. Row 2-Patricia Hill, Doris Foust, Judith Tolbert, Jacqueline Bennett, Dorothy Slifer, Peggy McNew Doris Sollenberger, Kathleen Kessinger, Mary Grace Everts, Henrietta Pharo, Betty Peter- son, Joann Holesa, Emma Hoover, Mary Kane, Nancy Hoover, Betty Edwards, Jean Conner Row 3-Shirley Boyles, Ann Crusey, Shirley Stumbaugh, Doris Black, Mrs. Patricia Sollenberger Margaret Aird, Jo-Ann Ross, Rhea Carson, Sharee Tolbert. 'lOl jeu lfzfww ROVING xv? J,-155.3 , I w 4 FriencllylCounseI 4 Feeding Polly Ahhhhhhhhhhhh Fire! Fire! False Alarm! Research in Something or Other Unsuspecting Sewing 0 Fine Seam Future Stordusters Twelve O'clock Feeding Time 105 CAMERA ffl? 1xH'1' Afrox 4 X Hr- 3... '56 sv 3+ ,Mvf SENIORS '- 90 .M ,-ff' 'S Si 'fc A '9 '-XR PERSONALITY TUNES Carl Adams- Nobody Knows the Trouble l See Margaret Aird- Fearless Doris Aldridge- lt ls No Secret Lois Angle- She Ain't Nothin' But Trouble Nicholas Angle- lf I Get Lucky Nancy Appenzellar- Keep Your Eyes cn the Stars Franklin Arbaugh- For Every Man There's a Woman Lucille Barton- Put Your Shoes on Lucy Marilyn Beam- Song Without Words Harry Beard- For Heaven's Sake Betty Bender- There Must Be a Way Alice Bennett- Alice in Wonderland Patricia Besecker- Where in the World? Irmalita Besecker- My Friend Irma Richard Best- That Old Gang of Mine Virginia Bing- Well, Let's Go. William Bingham- Buffalo Billy Nancy Binkley- I'm Little but I'm Loud Paul Bittinger- Racing with the Moon Margaret Blair- Them There Eyes Howard Bowers- My Friend Hardy Jack Brant- I'm Back in the Saddle Again William Braucher- Student Prince Melvin Brindle- Taking It Easy Here Patricia Brookens- Patty, My Girl Delores Brown- Toot Toot Tootsie Mariorie Brown- Margie Betty Bumbaugh- She's My Friend Joyce Burkholder- What Those Eyes Don't Say Merrill Carmack- I'm Waiting for Ships That Never Come ln Rhea Carson- Bouncey as a Rubber Ball Rita Case- Talk, Talk, Talk! Phyllis Christman- Those Things Money Can't Buy Joretta Cisney- A Shining Star Harold Coldsmith- So Tired Helen Cox- Just Plain Love Gilbert Cramer- Anything Goes Darlene Crider- Remind Me to Tell You Mary Jane Crist- Give Me Five Minutes More Benjamin Davis- I'll Never Make the Same Mistake Again Garnet Davis- Tennessee Waltz William Davis- Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman Marlene Deamer- Skater's Waltz Ruth Dice- Leave It to Fate Laura Dice- Bushel and a Peck Jack Diehl- You Can Do No Wrong Marguerite Diehl-- Passing Fancy Doris Diffenderfer- California, Here l Come James Dile- lt's My Lazy Day Donna Eckels- With a Smile on Your Face Gerald Edwards- A Tree in the Meadow Evelyn Ehrhart- That Peaches and Cream Look Paul Eyre- O the Look in Those Eyes Elizabeth Fague- The Roving Kind Bonita Fahnestock- I Wouldn't Be Surprised Paul Farner- Polly Put the Kettle On Jean Fennell- Swing Low, Sweet Clarinet Joseph Fogal- Overwork Blues Elsie Fogelsanger- l Don't Know Where to Go but I'm Going Richard Foose- Those Flying Saucers Ronald Ford- Ain't Misbehaving Laura Jean Forrester- Laura Glenn Galbraith- Give Me the Simple Life Delores Garvin- Sparkling Blue Eyes Jack Gass- l'm in the Mood for Love Orville Gelwicks- Found a Peanut Virginia George- Just One of Those Things Rita Gerber- Dark Eyes George Gerhold- lf You Had All the Wcrld and Its Gold Samuel Gillespie- I'm Willing Raymond Glessner- Turkey in the Straw Robert Gonder- I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Margaret Gossert- H20 Blues Esmeralda Grant- Our Florence Nightingale Norman Grove- The Sad Cowboy William Grove- Drummer Boy Doris Gsell- lt's the Latest Style Doris Harrison- Smiling Through Margaret Harrison- Charming Carolyn Hassler- Hop, Skip, and Jump Karl Hassler- Deep Purple Lillian Hedrick- Dreams Will Come True Marlin Hege- ln My Merry Oldsmobile Patricia Hege- My One and Only Thomas Helman- Use Your lmagination Norman Henneberger- I Can't Do the Sum Betty Henry- How Cute Can You Be? Evelyn Henry- Don't Say a Word Donald Hess- First Prize at the Fair Jean Hetrick- Me and My Guy Tucker Hill- Every Day ls Ladies' Day with Me Joan Hacker- A Pretty Girl Is like a Melody James Hoover- Dream Wayne Hoover- I'm Getting Fan Mail Paul Hornbaker- Lone County Bachelor William Houser- I Got Rhythm Joseph Hudson- Mr, Music Anna lsenberger- Gentle Annie Diane Kavanaugh- Tl1at's What I Like About the South Charliene Jones- You're the Answer to My Dreams Virginia Jones- Paper DoIl Charles Kadel- The Last Jump LaRue Kanarr- ls That So? Margaret Kane- Peggy Christine Keefer- l Have but One Heart Kathleen Keefer- Stardust Audrey Killinger- Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Robert Kinzie- The Thing Robert Kirkpatrick- Can Anyone Explain? Robert Kitzmiller- Who'll Take My Place? Delores Kline- Gonna Buy a Dolly Norbert Kneavel- ln a Mist Joseph Kohler- Ain't Doin' Bad Doin' Nothing Esta Kyle- That's the Way I Want lt Joyce Lehman- I'm Falling in Love with Someone Ralph Lehman- Don't You Want a Man like Me? Marian Lesher- Longing for the Mountains Richard Lesher- I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good FOR SENIORS rl Zita Lightner- I'm Looking over a Four Leaf Clover Catherine Ludwig- Leave It to Fate Thomas Lugenbeel- Water Boy George Martin- My Little Redhead Leon Martin- Sonny Boy Mary Mason- When Johnny Comes Marching Home Natalie McCarty- When I Grow Too Old to Dream Irene McCIeary- A Pretty Girl Is like a Melody Donald McClure- Juliet-Fairest Juliet John McDermott- Cuddle Up a Little CIoser Lynn McEIhaney- Life Is So Peculiar Lois McKenzie- My Heart Beats for You Retha McVitty-- At Last Geraldine Mellott- It's Magic Arnold Meredith- Carry Me Back to Old Virginia David Metz- I'm Living a Lie Carolyn Miller- Riding High Carroll Miller- lt Was Written in the Stars Martha Minehart- Can't Stop ToIking Harold Miner- lf Terry Mish- I'lI Be Around John Mooney- What Do I Have to Do? John Mouse- Too Many Blues Joan Moyer-- SpeIIbound Charles Mull-- I've Got a Feeling I'm FalIing Grace Mull- BashfuI Blues June Mull- One Alone Esther Mummau- You Just Wait and See Glenn Mummert- Former in the DelI u Gertrude Myers- Good Things Come in Small Packages Lewis Myers- Strike Up the Band Saundra Myers- My Buddy Paul Neff- They WouIdn't Believe Me Jane Noll- Tea for Two Thomas Norris- Don't Fence Me ln Jean Painter- I'lI Never Be Free Anna Paxton- Two Loves Have l Ralph Peters- lf You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time William Peters- Billy Boy Chester Pfeiffer-- This Is the Last Straw Edward Pheil- Ain't She Sweet? Ronald Reisher- lf Anybody Does Allen Remp- I'm in the Middle of a Riddle Anita Rensch- Singin' As I Go Galen Rife- KiIroy Won't Be Back Herbert Rife- The Old Lamp Lighter Colleen Rinick- Because Henry Rinick- Why Fight the Feeling? Orpha Rock- Forever and Ever Robert Rock- Accidents Will Happen Ida Roof- I'm a Big Girl Now Jess Rosenberry-- Don't Say Such Things Lois Rotz- lt's New to Me Paul Rotz- My Destiny Virginia Rotz- I Wish I Were a Little Rock Gary Rupert- Time on My Hands Helen Rupert- Helen Patricia Sackman- My Heart Cries for You Elinor Sanders- Dizzy Fingers Sara Sandoe- Sunshine of Your Smile Patricia Scalia- Sleepy Head Thelma Schellhase- Take Me Out to the Ball Game Virginia Schriver- Ginger Joanne Sease- The Little Old MiIl Richard Seilhamer- Man with a Horn Patricia Sensheimer- Patricia Donald Shaffer- What Are You Doin' the Rest of You Mary Shank- Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered Richard Shannon-- My Guitar Is My Sweetheart Samuel Shannon- I've Been Working on the Guitar Marlene Shatzer- Just the Way You Are Jean Sheets- Always Bonita Shields- Dream GirI Dolores Shindledecker- Dolores Sarah Shoap- Melancholy Donald Shoop- Full of Fun and Fancy Free Donald Shupe- Solid as a Rock Lawrence Sipos- Just Rolling Along Delores Sites- Forever and Ever Doris Sites- Sentimental Me Robert Small- Goin' Fishin' Betty Jane Smith- Blue Skies .lerre Snider- On the Sunny Side of the Street Arlene Sollenberger- I Can Dream, Can't I? Gwendolyn Stambaugh- Sweet and Lovely Jean Statler- Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair Gerald Steger- Ain't He Cute? Ronald Stepler- Oh My, What a Life! Sheila Stinson- You're the Answer to My Dreams Glenna Stoutamyer- Sincerely Yours Martha Stred- Oh, You Beautiful Doll Gregory Summers- Blond Superman Betty Thomas-- Life Is So Peculiar Joyce Thompson- For Sentimental Reasons Kenneth Tosten- The Littlest Angel Charles Upperman- We Just CouIdn't Say Goodbye Mary Wagner- Kitten on the Keys Lester Waidlich- Vagabond Shoes Carolyn Walker- Smiles William Walker- He's My Ideal Mary Warner- Rambling Rose Helen Washabaugh- Little Lulu Kenneth Washinger- My Hero Donald Waters- Mr, Touchdown, U. S. A. William Webb- If You Get There Before I Do Patricia Wenger- Somebody Loves Me Charles Wentzel- Charlie, My Boy Inez Wilson- Ain't She Sweet? Fannie Wingert- Shy as a Bunny Joan Wingert-- Jo-Ann Delores Winters- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Robert Wise- Day Dreamer Nancy Wolff- Baby Face Peggy Wolford- Let's Dance Lois Woods- The Breeze and I Robert Yeager- Tumbling Weed Robert Yourkavitch- Gonna Get a Girl Jack Zimmerman- Jack, Jack, Jack! r Life? OO 7 sq-I.. ik , -s K 5 if, x, L, Rf 1' 1 X Sm M - www 3 ! Z W 554631 ffm if V+. . . ,v Q CLASS WILL We, the Class of l95l, believing ourselves to be of sound mind after four years of hard work, do bequeath to the members of the unclerclasses those quali- ties for which we have become famous during our careers at C. H. S. From Evelyn Ehrhart .. Beniamin Walker . Anita Rensch .. ,. .. lda Roof ......,..,..... Kenneth Washinger Virginia George Rita Case .. ,. ...,. Donald McClure ..... Patricia Scalia ,... Mary Wagner ....... Thomas Lugenbeel . Thelma Schellhase Charliene Jones ..... Sara Sandoe .. ,. Jack Brant ...,.. Bonita Shields ..... Saundra Myers ..,. Harold Coldsmith . Nancy Binkley .. Elsie Fogelsanger . Nicholas Angle .,.,. Martha Stred . ,.... . Patricia Sensheimer Irmalita Besore ..... Tucker Hill ..,.......,.. Marlene Deamer Nancy Appenzellar Donald Waters .... Margaret Aird ..,. Lynn McElhaney ...,. Robert Small .....,,.. Marlene Shatzer Paul Rotz .,...,......... Doris Ann Sites ,..., Gwendolyn Stambaugh . To .Grace Dice .Wray Bevens .......,. .Delores Minotti .,... .Ruth Allen ,...,..,.. .Edgar Dile ...,.,..,... .Jolene Wolford ..,,.,.. .Margaret Short .. .. ,..... . ..., -Arthur Sollenberger -Mabel Sensheimer ..... ,..... .Kay Armstrong .Richard McGehee .. -Mary Ellen Klock . -Robilee Pollock .Margaretta Snake .Terry Marotte ,....., -Doris Daugherty .,.... . .Barbara Grnbble ......... ,........ .James Washabaugh ...... .....,... .Dorothy Slifer ..... .... .Doris Stickell ......,.. -Robert Ericson .Lois Hoverter ...,..... .Lois Hess .,......... .. .Donna Zimmerman , .Elmer Hiles ,.... .... , .. -Jean Best .Anabel Leonard .,.., .Stanley Teal . .. .Ann Crusey .,... .David Hodges .... .Rastus Baker .....,... .Ruth Sollenberger .... .Arnold Wasserman ..... ......... ........Donna Jean Horst .Patricia Grove Arthur Kadel ................... ........ R obert Sleighter Sara Shape ......,., Colleen Rinick ..,,. .Bertha Cooper ..,... . . Joanne Burkholder .... ......... John McDermott .... ........ W illiam Upperman ..... Henry Rinick ..,... .,.. Robert Kitzmiller . ...., ....,. . Laura Dice ..,,. ., Rhea Carson .... Wayne Hoover .. Carolyn Miller ...., Ruth Dice Lois Angle ..,.... Doris Harrison .... Donna Eckels ..,.., Gerald Steger Elinor Sanders .. Anna Paxton Sheila Stinson .. .. Terrence Mish ..... Helen Rupert .,.... Marlin Hege ,.... Thomas Norris . , Laura Forrester ...., Joan Wingert .. Mary Mason Lois Rotz. ..... .. ,.,.. .. . . .William Hudson ...... .Richard Armstrong .Carol Lightner ..,,.... . .Jean Wingert . .... . .Sherwood Hawley .,,. .Carolyn Harvie .Janet Donahoe ..,. .Gretchen Kiefer ..... .Virginia Rider ,,.. .Colleen Miller , .,... . .William Schriver .... .Jacqueline Bennett .. . .Joanne Bikle .,......,... .Lavonne Sollenberger .William Vanderau .,.. .Jean Stambaugh ...,.. .John Byers .... ..... .Clair Kelly .....,...... ..... , ..... . .Carol Forsythe ....,......,,.,. .,,.,.... .some ambitious iunior ,. , ..,,.. .a literary iunior ...... ..., . .. .,,.. .Miriam Statler ....... ...,..,..,,....,..,,...,.,...... Inheritance a peaches and cream complexion beautiful wavy hair one lovely voice outstanding dramatic ability constant cheerfulness a talent for dancing the gift of gab deepest sincerity a tuneful piano a studious nature quiet friendliness the will to succeed artistic talent a neat appearance one twirling baton his mischievous nature an infectious giggle a toothpaste smile loyalty to friends her excess height those flashy socks skating ability widespread generosity love of sports vim, vigor, and vitality mathematical genius a carefree attitude Cl serious outlook a dependable character pretty blushes a sweet personality capable management of Troians a worried expression a warm smile a sense of humor a nonchalant appearance a domestic inclination an unlimited supply of energy speedy efficiency relaxing calmness chewing gum the art of helpfulness that nonchalant attitude fair play and snortsmanship .. . .. .... a cooperative nature a happy disposition gift of originality organizing ability his resourcefulness a diplomatic technique a chattering Parrot In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name at Chambers- burg, Pennsylvania, the 'l4th day of February, in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty One. ll2 641.55 o f WHO'S WHO IN THE UNDERCLASSES Most Popular Girl Donna Jean Horst . ,. . Barbara Brown ,.,.,.. Saundra Tolbert Most Popular Boy William Shank .. Peter Schaftnit ......... Steven Stouffer ...,.., Most Attractive Girl Jean Stambaugh ...., ., Barbara Carbaugh Annette Frecon .,.,...... Handsomest Boy James Bumbaugh .. Jacob Stern ....,.,...... Robert Ericson .. Quietest Girl Joan Bnkle ....., ...,..., Pearl Sarvis ........... . , Donna Zimmerman Quietest Boy Harold Rotz ..i.. Charles Ulrich .,.... David Snider ..... Most Athletic Girl Ann Crusey .. . Judith Tolbert ..., Joanne Trogler ..... 1 Most Athletic Boy Samuel Musser ..... 1 Norman Butler . ,. Jacob Corwell ,. . Most Likely to Succeed lgirll Mary Ellen Klock ..,..,... , Fanny Diller ..,.,..,.....,,.... Nina Terhune .................,.. ,....... Most Likely to Succeed iboyi Sherwood Hawley .,..,.., , . David Hodges ............... James Chase .. Most Talkative Girl Beverly Stoner .. .. Anna Rae Pugh i,.,.., Margaret Short .,..t . Most Talkative Boy Harry Tolbert .......,.,. Robert Etter ..,..,...,....,..., Thomas Drummond ,.t,,.. Most Musical Girl Delores Minotti Sally Evans .......... y Kay Armstrong ....... 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 Most Musical Boy Luman Rensch , Gene Kramer . . . William Black .. Best Actress Anabel Leonard .. ,. Ruth Allen ., ,.,, Miriam Heckman Best Actor Richard Leedy . Gene Kramer , . , Blake Hawkins .. Friendliest Girl Robilee Pollock Sharee Tolbert , Helen Keyser ....,. Friendliest Boy Larry Strayer , , Edward Powell A Robert Wolford . Best Boy Dancer Ronald Hartzok William Schriver . Kenneth Beadle ., Best Girl Dancer Patricia Feagans . Barbara Brown Saundra Tolbert . Most Ambitious Girl Margaretta Snoke Louise Smith .,., Jane Hudson Most Ambitious Boy Sherwood Hawley Harold Wingert , Charles Fox ., Most Dependable Faith Wenger . Mae Eberly ., ....,. ,. Ruth Sollenberger Biggest Flirt igirlj Beverly Stoner , ,J . Barbara Collier . Joan Steger . ., ,, Biggest Flirt lboyi William Spahr .. .. .. William Brown .. Rastus Baker Most Versatile Girl Nancy Kolb Barbara Brown ., Lewese Ross .. . . Most Versatile Boy Robert Walters .,i, Donald Metz .,.. Wray Bevens A 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 1952 ,1953 1954 1952 1953 1954 V 1 1 1 1 P LIBRARY PLAY JANE EYRE Based on Charlotte Bronte's Story Dramatized by Wall Spence Director-MRS. VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK Mrs. Fairfax ,. A , Adele Varens I Nora . , Grace Poole , ., Jane Eyre .. ,.. Edward Rochester Bessie Leaven Bertha CAST , Patricia Sackman I ,. . , Ruth Allen , , Anita Rensch ..., Elsie Fogelsanger Dowager Lady Ingram I , Lady Mary . . Dr. Carter . Lady Blanche . Sir Wilfrid Lynn Zita . , . , Richard Mason . Reverend John Rivers Synopsis of Scenes . Audrey Killinger . . . Richard Leedy Evelyn Burkholder . Margaret Aird ,, Anabel Leonard . . , I Ida Roof , , Ronald Hartzok . Jeanne Hunter ,. Donald McClure ,. Mary Wagner Sherwood Hawley . ., .. Clair Kelly The entire action takes place in the drawing room of Thornfield Hall, England. Act One: Time: T850 Scene One: An evening in May about 9:00 P. M. Scene Two: Two months later about 8:30 P. M. Act Two: The following weekend about 9:30 P. M. Act Three: More than a year later during an afternoon. November 30, December 'I, 2, 1950 SENIOR PLAY MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN A Comedy in Three Acts Based on Raphael David Blau's Story Dramatized by Perry Clark Director-MRS. VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK C A S T Mrs. Abigail Abbott, a widow .. ,.,.. Mary Wagner Susan, her daughter ,. , , ,,.,.. ...t....,.,,,.. .. Ida Roof Mrs. Miller, a housemother .,., ...,. ....,.. S a ra Sandoe Sylvia ,,..., .,....,................. .,,..... T h elma Schellhase Bunny ,. Kathleen Keefer Helen ..,. . ....,.. Audrey Killinger Carrie ..... .,... E Isie Fogelsanger Clara .,..,.....,.. Helen Rupert Marge , . r,.. , Patricia Sackman Bobo .. ..,r , I I Robert Kitzmiller Jack ...., William Houser Howie . ,, .,.. . .,.,.. ., .....,. Howard Bowers Bill ..... ,.........,...,.....,,,....,.,.,........,........... T homas Helman Dean Gillingham, Dean of Pointer College .,., Jack Gass Professor Michaels ....,....,. .....,.....,... r.r... D o nald McClure Synopsis of Scenes Act One: March I, 2, 3, i951 Scene One: A corner of the living room in Abigail Abbott's home. Time, early fall. Scene Two: Green Hall Girls' Dormitory. Time, the next day. Act Two: The same. Early evening, several weeks later. Act Three: The same, two hours later. QUEEN BARBARA AND HER COURT Queen, Maid of Honor vi Senior Attendants Queen Moid of Honor I Senior Attendants , , Junior Attendants . . Sophomore Attendants Train Bearers .1 -- 14' ' Y I Junior Attendants , BARBARA FOGELSANGER ., , CHARLIENE JONES MARGARET DEARDORFF DORIS BURKHOLDER DORIS ANN SITES DIANE RIDER JEAN STAMBAUGH DONNA JEAN HORST BARBARA WITHERSPOON TEDDY LUCAS 'II8 Sophomore Attendants 1 v R PWRE AND Stepp n H gh THERE The End of A nother Week 120 ,g 6 'Q Nl li Wi Jw n..n'-Q I N I C I f -1.91 HAPPY 'VL-'w YEAR l r 'VI . I CALENDAR September Back to school, the place of rule, See new teachers come to school. Seniors 'round this school so grand Prepare to make their final stand. February Mother ls a Freshman scores a hit: Valentine verses written with wit: Seniors hold a big food sale: Protits like a fairy tale. October Seniors rush from door to door Selling magazines galore. Ghosts and goblins haunt the gym: Plans for Echo pics begin. Ma rch The Easter bunny comes to town In time to see the Glee Club clown: Gay Nineties by the Junior Class Appeals to every lad and loss. November Snappy Sophomores choose their theme: Troians lose to Carlisle team: A welcome Thanksgiving vacation Offers time for recreation. April We hear the concert by the band Proclaimed the best within the land: Color Day makes the sophomores shine: This is by for their gayest time. December Jane Eyre is a lovely play: The Echo dance is bright and gay: The Glee Club Concert wins much praise: Vacation's here for days and days. May The mighty seniors start reviews: We all enjoy the Hawaiian Cruise : At last we're off to Washington On days reserved for having fun. January The band puts on a sparkling show: Exemption lists read row by row: Basketball conference games begin: Troians confident they will win. June The days of June too soon advance: We seniors are exempt from class: All work is done: old ties remain: Gee, wish we were all fresh again. 121 A 1 1 'Ai U 4:12 ,,. XXX X X j.X!XLx Q T ,X X x gf .g x X X l X db Y' -r K gf. he 5. .3 5 .fgo!1ferfi5enfLe1fLLL5 Q 1 'X iff K U , J PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Barbour Cherry Lane Dairy Dr. D. M. Edwards The Elks Mr. Robert A. Evans Mary Jane Hassler Beauty Salon Mrs. Beniamin L. Heefner Mrs. Louise Z. Kolb Mr. Leighton R. Kremer Mr. A. C. McCullough Mill O' Moss Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Phillipy Knights of Pythias Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rider Dr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Riddle Mr. Glenn H. Sollenberger Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Wagner Judge Edmund Culbertson Wingerd -vw cc- WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS fPages 'ITO-HU Top-Most likely to succeed, J, Wingert, D. McClure, best dancers, P. Wolford W Houser mast musical R. Seilhamer, A. Renschg most attractive, B. Walker, B. Shields. Center-Most talkative, R. Case, R. Gander, quietest, M. Carmack, E. Henry most popular C Jones K. Washinger, most ambitious, A. Kadel, T. Schellhaseg biggest fiirts, J. Gass M Stred Bottom-Best actors, l. Roof, W. 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A. 134 WILSON COLLEGE 1869- 1951 MEMO TO: Class of 1951, Chambersburg High School FROM: Wilson College SUBJECT: Franklin County Scholarships Wilson College announces herewith its freshman scholarships for Franklin County day students amounting to S200 each. The potential four year value of the grants will be S800 each since they will be renewed throughout the college course of all recipi- ents who maintain satisfactory academic standing. To qualify for a scholarship a student must be on the honor roll of a Franklin County high school and fulfill the entrance requirements of Wilson College. The Wilson College Club of Franklin County will provide an additional scholarship with a yearly value of 5100. lt is intended to assist an able and worthy young woman resident of Franklin County to attend Wilson. Academic requirements are the same as for the Franklin County Scholarship. Additional information may be obtained from the Admis- sions Office, Wilson College. 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PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER SHENK 81 TITTLE EVERYTHING FOR SPORT 313 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PA. POWELL PHOTO SHOP Visuol Education Supplies Phone 659 MCCLEARY BROS. STUDEBAKER DEALERS Automobile Accessories, etc. 15-'I7 West King Str Motion Picture Equipment EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 156 MCCLEARY OIL CO. I5-I7 West King Street GASOLINE - OIL - KEROSENE NEVIN'S 36S.MainSt. CHAMBERSBURG PENNA. Compliments of BOB'S SMOKE SHOP 27 N. MAIN st. Compliments of KLEEN-KUT MARKET KESSlNGER'S GROCERY QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 401 Philadelphia Ave. Phone 843-W Corner of Washington and Main Sts. Phone 1855 We Deliver WE DELIVER DUFFIELD MUSIC HOUSE 51 SOUTH MAIN ST. C HAMBERSBU RG, PA. Everything in the Music Line PIANOS-Grand, Vertical, Spinet Styles The Wurlitzer Organ BAND INSTRUMENTS-Magnavox - Solavox Gibson Guitars, Etc. Steinway Pianos - Betsy Ross Pianos O. HAFER ICE 81 COLD STORAGE, INC. 1335 South Fourth Street CHAMBERSBURG PENNA. Phone 19 S. 8. H. STATIONERY AND TYPEWRITER STORE 128 Lincoln Way East We Carry a Complete Line of Luggage, Books, Stationery Fountain Pens, Etc. We Specialize in Picture Framing Typewriters Bought, Sold, Repaired MCCRAE GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Ice Cream Magazines CHARLES McCRAE, Prop. Phone 20271 HOOVER'S SUPERETTE MARKET ouAurY Mens AND onocsmes FRESH PRODUCE Opposite High School Entrance We Deliver Phone 235-M Compliments Com pliments of f THE CITY REFUSE COLLECTOR o M. E. HARTZOK, Prop. KOTTCAMP CONSTRUCTION 128 East Queen Street Chambersburg, Pc COMPANY PHONE 876 R 0 Safety is neither ,ri more nor less S riff' ' -q.. as-g'ml 4' thcln driving Q , upllll BQ! 3 os you think X :Ek 3' fl f f MMA ' others should drive. -5. CHAMBERSBURG MOTOR CLUB Compliments D U N H I L L I S of A Chcimbersburg's Newest MONTGOMERY WARDS MEN'S WEAR STORE COLAO STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION AND INDIVIDUALITY Photographer For ECHO o 5519 WALNUT STREET PITTSBURGH 6, PENNA 159 V -fjflfl I . 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