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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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Sumner fffjfx I c1,,,f,'u,a4, bmw- lf-Cfffsx Wuvc ,aff f we-fw WM jloreword J ,, Q W M In preparing this thlrty fifth edltlon the Echo we the members of the Class of 1952 experiences that have made our four years of hugh school llfe a pleasurable memory In set tang our course for the future may we make a goal of our class motto We soul on the Ship of Ambition may we anchor an the Harbor of Success hi? 3393:-Q X iiiislliie Vubff' f, 'r - - f QM- -f ff . X A :Exif 'N 'fix V 'l' . t -V .4 'L 'L. JL Ti 74 k,,f-gxffg! ,l 1'!! , 7- 1 . A Q gg 1 ' A , J ' A ' '?,.'z2 'K7 - ' f Lf -I - I 1 ' l V A X , ,rye A Z ' I xl: I I ' 'L' ' l 1 Q - u U Q ' V I I I ff have been guided by a desire to preserve the x 1 l . N, , ' ' is Q Q l . ll - ' -.- ul X V Nz, 1. 7 N xr. x ll F: 2 -R i k snr , A k x'-h ' ' '-- ,K 4 xx 1 Y ,I ' Q 0 . . , . 2 - X l XSL ' 4 Senior Class Advisers MR HOWARD M HEGE an endeavor to express our suncere gramude to our class advisers we the members of the Class of l952 most respectfully declucate thus thurty fifth edmon of the Echo to Mrs Pamellna G Eruckson and Mr Howard M Hege who have supervised us carefully and gunded us wisely through our four years of hugh school n e 6 MRS PAMELLIA G ERICKSON +2 it bedicativn ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ADVERUSEMENTS Page Page Page Page Page I 2 6 I I 7a6le 0 Con ten tA Wfmfiffeif 999- by +G! Egjggfigfi eff W1 df ' . iwffggfbfs if 3i,f 9'ew'W iw, ,g z-5? si? ' ECHO ADVISERS Acknowledgment The members of the Echo Stal? are deeply grateful to fheur sponsors Mrs Eleze P McKenzie and Mr Loyal L Gills who have gnven unshnhngly of theur fume and energy nn helpmg thear stalls edut thus annual MR LOYAL L GILLS Adv ser of Buslness Slcfl MRS ELEZE P McKENZlE Adviser of Editorial Sfoff A if i . 9 EDITORIAL STAFF Edltor nn Chlef Asssstant Editors Sports Edutor Artist Feature Edators Associate Edltors Typlsts Robllee Pollock Margaretta Snoke Mary Ellen Klock Jay Martin Arnold Wasserman Anabel Leonard Carolyn Harvle Donna Jean Horst Nancy Kolb Joan Graham Jane Eyer Margaret Hassler Helen Mackey Helen Newman CO 'YW JS 5 ROBILEE POLLOCK V Seated Readmg left to nght Margaret Hassler Carolyn Harvle Anabel Leonard Jane Eyer Donna Jean Horst Nancy Kolb Standmg Arnold Wasserman Jay Martin Joan Graham Margaretta Snoke Mary Ellen Klock Robllee Pollock 10 ADVERTISING STAFF Hel en Newman Isaac Grove Esther Fltzgerald Lloyd Myers Delores Johnston Patrucla StoufTer Stall Lefl lo right Helen New man Helen Mack Rea dung leff to nghf Pafrlcla Sfouffer Delcre Newman s Johnston lloyd M 'll ,rw yers Esther Fitzgerald lsaac Grove Helen 9Y .. 'K .f of l x ' s : I Q , A l if ..-al Z . . I 1 1 I 1 1 ' , iN X 14 mmm tratzon Q XS .fi j,7-,mbf The hnghesf funchon of the In Importing knowledge os In shmuloflng The pupils IfS love ond pursulf P ji 'T C O I Q! X feocherconsists not so much X X , l , e , an 12 Joint Committee ot the Chambersburg Area High School Scated-Reading left to right: John W. Hartzok, Harry H. Sherk, Harry D. Harvie, Albert S. Henneberger, John A. Ile. Standing-Clarence C. Allison, Donald Hoover, Roy Kirkpatrick, J. Merle Kauffman. Not pictured-Edgar Snoke, Joseph P. Maclay. Chairman Vice-chairman Treasurer Hamer K. Zimmerman Albert S. Henneberger Harry H, Sherk Boards ot Directors PRESIDENT OF JOINT BOARD-EDGA CHAMBERSBURG Albert S. Henneberger Harry H. Sherk Paul J. Martin Roy S. Kirkpatrick Joseph P. Maclay Homer K. Zimmerman William Shank HAMILTON TOWNSHIP Roy M. McLaughlin Clarence C. Allison Frank J. Dice Garnet Thrush Graydon C. Schlichter GREENE TOWNSHIP W. B. Shively Edgar Snoke Frank W. McElroy Max Hanks Morris Greenawalt LURGAN TOWNSHIP John A. Ile A. A. Brenize James A. Heckman Otmer Stoufter Leroy McKeIvey LETTERKENNY TOWNSHIP Donald Hoover L. R. Alleman Andrew Pugh William G. Horn Kenneth Reed I4 R SNOKE GUILFORD TOWNSHIP Mackey Oyler J. W. Hartzok V. S. Woods J. Roland College John R. McCulloh MR. J. MERLE KAUFFMAN Secretary of Joint School Board, Administrative Assistant Charge of Business and Properties. DR J FRANK FAUST Dustruct Superintendent Greetungs and suncere good wushes to each member of the Class of 1952 As your hugh school experuences and responsubulutues draw to a close, the future wuth uts greater responsubulutues must be faced We fervently hope that hugh school has helped you to face the future If you have made the school are ready for the challenges ahead The paths of learnung are not always easy and learnung does not cease when you graduate from hugh school In school you have luved largely to learn From thus pount on you must place more emphasus on learnung to luve Go forth wuth courage, determunatuon, and character that you may reflect great credut on yourselves, your famulues, your school, your communuty, and your Creator May success and God s ruchest blessungs be wuth you Cordually yours, J Frank Faust 15 motto- Learn to live and live to learn -a art of ou, we feel certain that ou P Y Y ' I , . . . MR MERLE B HAFER Assistant Pruncupol of Hugh School MR RALPHI SHOCKEY Prmclpal of Hugh School a Te culy HELEN S BARD Wulson College Current Government Problems World History Book Club GEORGE R BIECHER Lebanon Valley College Yale Unl versity Chemistry Bnology MARION S ANGLE ROBERT B ARNOLD Unnversnty of Pennsylvanno Penn sylvanla State College Kutztown State Teachers College School Nurse Nurses of Tomorrow Club ROBERT .I BEARD Shnppensburg State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvonla Sate College Vocational Studies Guldance Coun selor Coach of Vorslty Football Club Senior HI Y ANNA BITTINGER Shuppensburg State Teachers Col ege Typewrltmg Office Practlce Junior Business Trolnlng 17 Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvama State College General Scrence Vlsuol Educotlon Club X RUTH E BIEBER Lycoming College Bucknell Unlver slty Spanush Spamsh Club MARTHA E CAMPBELL Shuppensburg State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvanna State College English MARGUERITE B COOK Susquehanna Umversuty Unlverslty of Plttsburgh Shorthand Typewrntmg Business Arlthmettc Sensor Tn Hu Y .cgi PAMELLIA G ERICKSON Wilson College American Hlstory Current Govern ment Problems Englnsh Senior Class Advrser JACK E FISHER Lock Haven State Teachers College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Bucknell Umversnty Physical Educatuon Health Coach of Junior Varslty Football Varsity Baseball Boys lntramural Basketball THOMAS DRUMMOND East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Columbla Umversnty Supervlsor of Physical Education Flrst And Grade School Athletlcs ELIZABETH R ELDER Wilson College University of Penn sylvama Latin Latin Club MARGARET McD FAU ST Penn Hall Pennsylvama State Col Home Economxcs School Lunch lege Columbia Unlverslty CHARLES S FLECK VICTOR G FOREMAN Carnegue lnstltute of Technology Shnppensburg State Teachers Col Pennsylvania State College lege Pennsylvama State College Shee, Mem' Vveldmg Mlllersvllle State Teachers College Future Craftsmen of Amer 18 ,ca Industrial Arts Lnght Crew r I I 1 r I fi: A . ll 4. Q gg AM re ,,,, ' H 'x I . I I I , . , K I I I . 1 I . - 1 I Q WILLIAM H. FREET Patton Trade School, Pennsylvania State College Vocational Machine Shop, Machine Shop Drafting Future Craftsmen of America J. KENNETH GABLER University of Pittsburgh, Shippens- burg State Teachers College, Rider College Business English, Typewriting, Busi- ness Arithmetic Student Advisory Council Commer- cial Club Financial Manager of Athletics LOYAL L. GILLS Grove City College Bookkeeping, Business Law, Type- writing Echo Adviser HARRIET C HARBAUGH HOWARD M HEGE West Chester State Teachers Col Gettysburg College lege Pennsylvania State College Girls Health Physical Education Cheer Leaders Mat Club Girls In viser tramural Association IDA E HELLER Peirce Business School Temple Um versity Shippensburg State Teach ers College Shorthand Typewritmg Store Proc ice Junior Tri Hi Y Algebra General Mathematics Coach of Track Senior Class .figs 'WV' 41 KATHRYN H HOWLAND University of Pennsylvania Current Government Problems Civic Problems Freshman Class Adviser 'I9 JAMES W KING Shippensburg State Teachers o lege American University Duke University American History Pennsylvania His or Senior Hi Y 91 as .I, , . '. . ' I . Ad- Afgr A fi JEANNE H KIRBY West Chester State Teachers Col lege Duke UHIVSTSITY Pennsylvania State College English Vocational Studles Gund ance Counselor Student Advisory Councul Hall Squad SUSIE K KRIECHBAUM MARY R LOCKARD Wtlson College Columbxa Unxver Pennsylvonua State College 5' Y Engllsh Latln Algebra Geometry Trugonometry Secretary Actuvltles Tlcket Fund PAUL B LUCAS Susquehanna Unlverslty Lutheran Theologrcal Seminary of Gettys burg Vocational Mathematlcs Chemistry and Physlcs PAUL LUCAS Peabody Conservatory of Musrc Susquehanna Unlverslty Pennsyl vama State College Supervisor of Music Vocal Musuc Glee Club Chorlsters Freshman Chorus ARNOLD G LUECK Unlverslty of Wisconsin, Pennsyl vanla State College Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America MARY F McFERREN Chambersburg Hospital Traunmg School, Pennsylvama State College, Gettysburg College School Nurse Attendance Omcer 20 ELEZE P McKENZIE Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege, Umverslty of Vlrgunla, Cornell Unlverslty Englush Echo Adviser , r , r, kj. I 1 1 I .- .' I l l I ' X R ,G A C1 E my PHILIP L. MICHAELS Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege Junior Business Training, Consumer Education, Salesmanship Rhythm Kids, Parrot Adviser - 1 . n ff I I . CHRISTINE W. MICKEY Dickinson College, New York Uni- versity, Columbia University Spanish, Social Studies Senior Tri-Hi-Y JOHN A. MILLER Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, Bucknell University, Temple University English Parrot Adviser E LOUISE MOWREY Pennsylvania State College Ship pensburg State Teachers College University of Southern California Supervisor of Art WILLIAM B NICKEY Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvania State College Driver Training VIRGINIA L POLLOCK Muskingum College University of Michigan Phidelah Rice School f Speech Speech Dramahcs Dramatic Club HERBERT K RHODES LOWELL W SCHLICHTER Dickinson College University f Gettysburg College Shlppensburg Virginia University of West Vir State Teachers College 9'n'0 Biology PI'Y5'C5 Genef0l5C'ef1Ce Coach of Varsity Basketball Ath 21 letlc Director . I . A . - 1 1 fi . I . . . . I . . O I . . I 0 I - I . . I . . I 1 MILDRED S SHULL VANCE B SNYDER SHIRLEY M SONON Wrlson College Columbua Unrver Mrllersvnlle State Teachers College Kutztown State Teachers College srty Pennsylvania State College Unlversrty of Maryland Pennsylvania State College Library Supervisor Industrial Arts Lrbrary Llbrary Staff Coach of Junror Varsrty Football Lrbrary Staff Sophomore Class Ad Stage Crew Sophomore Class Ad vrser V Set' J HERBERT SWARTZ Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege Gettysburg College Bucknell Unrversrty Algebra Camera Club Jumor H1 Y IRVIN G VALENTINE FLOE H WALKER Cl .sv A5 4 HARRI ET P THOMPSON Shlppensburg State Teachers 0 ege English Junior Tr H1 Y GALEN WARREN Shrppensburg State Teachers Col Wilson College Rider College lege Columbia Unlverslty Cancun Pennsylvania State College nm' Conselvolory of Musm Amerrcan History Soclal Sclence Instrumental Muslc Band Orches YU Color Day Charrman 22 Pennsylvania Mllltary College Ohio State Unrverslty Pennsylvania State College Boys Physical Educatron Bacllfleld Coach of Varsity Football Assistant Coach of Basketball Coach of Golf 55' I ' I I 1 I I - I . 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I I ' Q . , , A l.ESTER W WATSON Shrppensburg State Teachers College Columbia Unlversnty Engltsh Physrcs Englrsh Junlor Class Adviser Sclence C ub ANN YORTY Susquehanna Unlversrty Radcliffe College French Engllsh French Club Juruor Class Advrser MR HERBERT K RHODES GLENDON WEEKS JOHN M WITHERSPOON Purdue Unlverslty Shlppensburg Gettysburg College State Teachers College Pennsylvanra State College English PHILIP H YOUNG Shrppensburg State Teachers Col lege Duke Unlverslty Pennsylvania State College Brolagy General Sclence We wlsh to pay trrbute to Mr Herbert K Rhodes one of our favorite teachers who plans to retire from the faculty at the end of the current school year Mr Rhodes came to the Chambersburg Hugh School from Westmoreland County Pennsylvania forty two years ago and was at that tame the only scuence teacher rn our school He also taught Greek for two years As head of the science department durrng has entnre pernod of servlce at Chambersburg he dad much to develop that department and an crease nts prestlge For the past twenty flve years his teachnng has been rn the fleld of physucs Mr Rhodes has done so much for us the students of the Chambersburg Area Hugh School that we can hardly hope to repay this mdustrrous and devoted worker To ham we extend our very best wushes for much happmess un has new lufe of leusure . . . I 3 T Q by -I , ' . . - , - 'N ' I I I I ' I I 23 MADELINE G CALDWELL Senior Secretary Superlniendent s Omce xv ELIZABETH SHELLER Secretary Prmcupcll s Offke Gfflce Personnel DORIS 5 LESHER Secretory Supermfendenf s Office 1' DORIS J HARRISON Secreicry Prmcupcal s Office Custodla ns ELIZABETH B TICE Secretory Superlnfendent s Omce NANCY J UNGER Secreiury Pnncnpals Omce and Library JOHN A CROUSE BENNETT A KAUFFMAN HOWARD OVERCASH RAY S SHADLE Head Custodlcm No! pictured LEROY STOVER 24 The Faculty lnformally Work Enthuslcxsts Our Busy Admmnstrotor Time Out Lookmg over the Exomlnuhons Men at Work Noon Hour RGICIXCYIOD Delight ond Dole Soup s on Merry Notes 25 SN X Clauea W 5,4-X X ff 5 S XX Learning by study 1 b L! Q N X wom 'fwcs n X f ' 1 . G Y !i4!VVN, X bg' RED CLASS THEME-Ships WHITE MOTTO We saul on the shup of ambutuon May we anchor un the harbor of success' CHEER SONG Forward soul' Never faul Saulors brave are w Proud to wave Our colors brught Luke the mughty Red and Whute' We are the Class of Fufty two As we saul on the brught sea of blue Fearless saulors all so gay are w Saulung merruly on the sea CHORUS Saul on' Saul on' Class of Fufty two As we press on to success so true We wull truumph over every fall And be the greatest class of all Our sauls are f1yung red and whute And our captaun us a man of mught May we always struve to do our best To upholdC A H S Class Hustory ln September 1948 students came from many dutferent durectuons to form the Class of 1952 Our f1rst socual get together was the Hal lowe en Party Mrs Pamellua Eruckson and Mr Howard Hege were chosen as our advusers and at the begunnung of the second semester the class elected off1cers Davud McCleary was chosen presudent Fauth Wenger vuce presudent Nancy Kolb and Wulluam Shank treasurers and Donna We entered our second year of hugh school lufe wuth great enthusuasm ln preparatuon for Color Day we composed a class song and cheer chose a motto and theme and desugned a pen nant After presentung a delughtful play for the occasuon the Class of 1952 proudly receuved theur colors of red and whute Donna Jean Horst and Jean Stambaugh represented un the Queen s Court The class officers elected for the year were Wulluam Shank presudent Davud McCleary vuce presudent Nancy Kolb secretary Chester Short and Donna Jean Horst treasurers and Robulee Pollock hustoruan The class leaders for the uunuor year were Wulluam Shank presudent Sherwood Hawley vuce presudent Nancy Kolb secretary Donna Jean Horst and James Bumbaugh treasurers and Jean Stambaugh hustoruan For our class guft to the school we proudly presented a portable ullumunated show case whuch wull be one of the first gufts to be placed un the new hugh school The maun events of thus year were the Junuor Froluc and Color Day Donna Jean Horst was maud of honor to the Queen whule Carolyn Harvue and Jean Stambaugh represented our class as attend ants The crownung event of the year was the For our senuor year we chose Wulluam Shank presudent Sherwood Hawley vuce presudent Donna Jean Horst secretary Nancy Kolb and James Bumbaugh treasurers and Jean Stam baugh hustoruan From the very f1rst day of thus year we looked forward to the one event second only to graduatuon the Washungton trup sponsorung dances by sellung magazunes and Chrustmas cards and by stagung a senuor play we finally achueved our goal We are confident thus year wull remaun forever the most memorable one of our hugh school lufe We have endeav ored not only to meet the standards and udeals of former classes but also to umprove upon them so that the Class of 1952 may have an honored and lastung name un the hustory of C A H S 1 I .. D - I . i . I . I I . . . I I el I el 1 . I . . , I . I 1 , 1 D . I I ' ' s . a I . . . I s n . I . . . I . I . - . I - ' ' 1 1 . ' JGGF1 HOFST1 historian. Junior-Senior Reception. 1 ' ' 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' . ' 1 1 I . . . I 5 ' 1 D . u 4 s l B us Y I I s u u ' n . I ' F I I I 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I ' ' - . . I . I I H I ' - ' 1 1 1 , 5 ' ' ' . . . . 28 WILLIAM SHANK Presudeni SHERWOOD HAWLEY Vice president DONNA JEAN HORST Secretary Sensor Class Offucers NANCY KOLB Treasurer JAMES BUMBAUGH Treasurer JEAN STAMBAUGH Husioruczn 29 M LOUISE ANKERBRAND Dutch General HIY I 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Freshm Chorus JOHN ANSPACH Bug John Vocatlonal lndustrual ff seboll 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 C Clu 3 4 Future Craftsmen of Amerlca 2 3 4 We CARL 'I' ARGENBRIGHT Vocatlonal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Amerlca 2 3 4 SHIRLEY J ARMSTRONG Shorty General French Club 2 Trl HI Y I 2 3 Freshman Chorus RICHARD R AULTHOUSE Dlclt General Vlsual Educatlon Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 QA Advlsory Councll 4 MARY BAER Squlnky General Latin Club 2 3 :Y 'I 3 Q CLASS HELEN E BAKER LYNN H BAKER DARWIN G BARKDOLL JANE BARKLEY Shorty Bake Bud General General Commercial General HnY I H Y l 2 3 4 Student d Scnence Club 3 4 Camera vlsory Council 2 Vlsuol Edu Club 2 3 4 Intramural Bas catuon Club 3 4 Basketball ke all 3 Football I 2 3 3 4 Intramural Basketball C Club3 4 Track Student Advisory Councul 3 30 ' H H Tri- '- , , : I, f , 2 an BG , , : , f , : b2, V I 1 I 1 . f - ' Q U:lL,,,:42227 ,, , , - H .1 A 1 '- '- , . 1 - U H - H 45 Science Club 3, 41 Freshman Chorusg Student - 1 V C H - 1. 1 ' 43 ' , , Tri-H'- , 2, 3, 4. 4l l f l , s 3, . 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MARTHA J BAUMAN Commerclal T HIY 2 4 Llbrary Staff 2 4 Nurses of o morrow Club 3 WALTER H BEARD Wally General Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorusters 2 3 4 Scnence Club 3 Opereflo 2 S JOANNE BENDER Commercial HIYI 2 3 4 Commercial Clubl 3 4 Band 3 JEAN A BEST General HI Y 'I GEORGE R BIECHER JR Bud Vocahonal lnclusfrlal Fufure Craftsmen f Amenca 2 3 4 H Y 2 Track 2 3 Book Squad 4 Foolball 2 Scuence Club 3 SHIRLEY M BIETSCH General I Club I Trl HI Y 2 3 Frenc C Glee Club 2 3 Freshman Chorus Gurls Intra mural Assoclaflon I 2 3 4 Library Staff 'I 1952 'ns JOANNE BIKLE RICHARD l BITNER Bubble General Commercial I.ahn Club 'I 2 French Club B 2 3 Book CIub3 4 3 4 Intramural Basketball DORIS M BLACK General M fCIub I 2 3 4 Nur es of Tomorrow Club 3 4 Glee u 2 3 B d Book Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus Glrls Intramural A socnahon I 2 4 Tru Hu Y ALICE M BLAIR Commercual Library Slug 2 3 4 fi- '- 2 2 ' 2 2 T2 3 . Jo I, Tri- '- 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 I 2, ,4. ,A , J. ax' 2 V Tri- '- , 2. X . 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BURKHOLDER Burky Commercial aClub2THY23ParroSH Library Staff 2 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 Lrbrary Play 3 4 Commercral Club 4 Freshman Chorus Girls lnframural Assocnatlon l 2 Senior Play 4 Q az Baskelballl 2 3 4 Fresh 3 4 Hall Squad 2 I Q- bal 'Q LOIS J BYERS Commercial Freshman Chorus Trl HI Y 2 3 Commercial Club 4 I 33 MARY D BYERS Commercial Bob ROBERT D BYERS Freshman Chorus Parrot Staff 3 Girls Intramural A soclatlon I Trl HI Y I 2 Vocational Industrial Visual Education Club 2 3 4 Future Craftsmen f America 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Book Squad 4 C C u 4 HI Y 2 ELIZABETH L CAREY Commercial T Hn Y 3 4 Il EDDIE N CONNER General 9 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Intramural Basket I 4 HIYI 2 3 Assembly Ban CARL W. COOK Cookie Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America I 2, 3, 4' Visual Edu- ca ion Club I 2 3 4- Hi-Y I' Camera Club 2 3. ', l JCWAQO caoov 11 f - f twin' vt GH . . . I - ' Mat Club I- Gir Intrarvfura Aslbfilbtion I, Hall 1 f9quad2,T'Hi 23 ff , I ' ,' I Flin 4 1-I - ' LI- ,ff ,fig 4' I 14 la BERTHA J. COOPER Berp General Tr'-Hi-Y 2 3' Book Club 3' Latin Club I- Parrot Staff 4. JOYCE A. CREAMER Penny Commercial r :Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, costume Club 2, cms' In PT m ral Association I, 2, 3, . 1, '-I . R x FRANCES J CRIDER Geheral Library Staff 2 3 4 Book Club 3 T H Y 2 3 4 Parrot Staff3 DONALD G CRIST Don Commerclal BETTY ANN CRUSEY Annie General Glrls Intramural Assoclahon I 2 3 4 Mat Club Councll 3 French Club 3 Cheerleader 4 ALICE L CULBERTSON Commerclal Commercial Club 3 4 Book Club 4 Tr H1 Y A CARL E CULBERTSON Culbertson Vocatnonal Industrlal Q Vlsual Education Club 2 3 4 Future Craftsmen I of America 2 3 4 EVELYN E CULBERTSON Commercsal Tn Hn Y 'I 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 GLENN E DEARDORFF WAYNE H DICE ROBERT W DRAWBAUGH DAVID B EBY Sneak Vocational Agrucultural Bob Dave Vocatlonal lndustrual Future Farmers of America General General Future Craftsmen of Amer lf 2' 31 4' H' Y lf 21 3' 41 Hn Y I Hn Y 2, Sclence Club lco 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Book Squad 4 Freshman Chorus Football I, 2, 3, 4 34 ,Xu I . . . I I E' f I i : rl- I- , ' ,17 7 ' if , 3 1, 2, 3, 4, na-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, -af sluclenl Advisory X ' , : : i- '- 1.2, 3, 4, . I ' Nw, ESTHER R FITZGERALD Slup Commercial Echo Staff 4, Tru Hn Y l 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4 Sfudenl Advrsory Council 2, 3, Grrls Invramural Assocrovuon 1 'ilu' MARTHA J ELLIOTT X X Commercial HIY l 2 3 Commercnal Club 3 Siudenf Advisory Councul 4 NATHAN S ESHLEMAN New! Vocanonal Agricultural Fu ure Farmers of America 'I 2 3 4 Bo lc Squad4 P JOANNE ETTER Commerclal HIY 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Academlc Freshman Chorus Trl HI Y 2 3 Lahn Club 2 3 n l 2 3 Book Club 4 Lubrary Staff Echo Stal? 4 Assembly Band 2 3 PATRICIA L FEAGANS Blffle Commercial HrYl 2 3 4 Malorettel 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Freshman Chorus Commercial Club 3 4 G rls lntramural Assocuahon 4 SYLVIA L FISHER Cudcly Commercual Hr Y PAUL S FLEAGLE EARL T FOGAL JOHN W FOGAL General General Lefty Hu Y l Baseball 2 Intramural Bas General kefboll 4 Srudent Advnsory Council 3 C Club 2, 3 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 35 ci - Q1 'K lt? . xv QCQAXBF- ll , 9, A ' . ' ij s X 525 'fl F Tri- '- , , I ' f c--ly . . ' U f ' I , I 5 Q . Jo K . ni. 'V 1, , , , ' , . ' ' ' ' s. JANE EYER Barb ,f BQ d , , , I U 1 ' ,J ' '4l m.u,,,,' nc , Tri- 1 1,2,3,4. xl, , li'?s:, 'fo i A C as , 1 - 1 g AQ- ll w 1 , . .' av A 4 I l . M' .-ff . 11. , CAROL A. FORSYTHE Blondie Commercial Freshman Chorus Tri Hi Y 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Parrot Statt 2 3 4 Glrls Intramural Association 1 2 D. DEAN FOWLER General Football 2' Freshman Chor- us Intramural Basketball 'l 2 3 4' Science Club 4 fuiffffllcol RAMSEY L. FRANK General Science Club 4' Senior Play , , GLADYS V. FRUSHOUR Academic Glee Club 2 3 4' Freshman Chorus Nurses of Tomorrow Clu 3 Trl HI Y 2 Student Advisory Council 'l 5: 2 Mat Club 'I Library Stat? fc' 2 3 Dramatic Club 4 75 I M M O., CLASS RICHARD K GARMEN Duc Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2 3 4 MARVIN L GELSINGER Commercial WAYNE L GETTEL Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of Am ADA A E General Gettel erica TTLE Costume Club 2 3 4 TrlH1Y 'l 2 3 JOAN P GRAHAM Graham Academic Echo Staff 4 TrlH1Y 'I 2 3 Parrot Staff 2 3 Costume Club 2 Freshman Chorus Student Ad vlsory Council 4 Girls Intramural Association l lrary Staffl 2 3 4 BARBARA A GRIBBLE General Barb Orchestra l 2 3 4 Malorette 3 4 Glee Club 2 Freshman Chorus T HI Y 'I 2 Nurses of T morrow Club 3 4 Parrot Staff 2 French Club 3 36 3 l 11 11 1 1 111 , 1 , 4. 1 . 111 - bi -- - 1 1 1 . ' ' : 11, . Q .'i r ' I z 2 . ' ' 11 - A D, A L. ll'kll f - ll. 4, 11 11 l: ' 2,3,4, 3 .G 11: 1114- i 11 11 r 11: 1: - . . . B in . .' . , ' .. A 1 1 L'b ,,,., -1 11 1 1 1 1.1. . 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 0 1 ,ly ' 4- ..,,', . ISAAC E. GROVE lllkell Commercial Visual Education Club 3, 4. Lib,-ary 5105 4, T'-i.Hi.Y 1, Science Club 3, 47 Hall 2, 3g Latin Club lg Fresh. Squad 3, man Chorus. OF 1952 HARVEY C HARMON Bu General Basketball I RUTH D HARRIGER Rufllle General ELIZABETH A HARRIS l General Nurses of Tomorrow Club 4 MARY JANE HARTRANFT General I. rary Sfaff I 2 3 4 T H Y I 2 Lahn b I 2 Costume Club 2 French Club 3 4 Girls lnframural ssoclaflon 2 3 4 Mai Club I G11--L D,-fffr7 '4' neral om' shm H ,Jw TZK ythm Kids 3 CAROLYN WIA-Q Gen al 3 4 Or eslra Freshman rv Opsq Ia 2 lee 2 3 lbrary Play sim Il il Clu 3 4 Gloss Se fc y 1 lor Day Aiendanf 3 Euan Staff 4 Ncghwlygla d 213 4iSenlQ:'Play 4 Qs- iN even PATRICIA A. GROVE C. RONALD GSELL RICHARD F HAMBRIGHT Pug Ronnie Duck General General General IH... Ve U M MARGARET HASSLER Peggy General Trl Hn Y I 2 Freshman Chorus Nurses of To morrow Club 3 4 Echo Staff 4 French Club 3 4 SHERWOOD B HAWLEY U la Commercial Glee Club 2 3 Light Crew 2 3 Student Advisory Councnl 2 3 4 Chorlsters 3 Book Club 2 Rhythm Klds 3 4 Vusuol Education Club 2 3 Library Play 3 Parrot Staff 3 Class Vlce Pres: BENJAMIN J HECKMAN en Vocatuonal Industrlal Future Craftsmen of America 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 D JEAN HECKMAN Jeannie Commercial CLASS l.0WElI. C HEEFNER General Book Club 3 MlRlAM W HEFFl.EY Mlm General In Club I Costume Club 2 3 Trl HI Y 'I 3 4 Lbrary Staffl 2 3 4 Parrot Staff 3 4 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 4 in 14 4 MKII VIOLET J HEPFER ELMER R HILES DONALDR HOLLENSHEAD DAVID M HORN lIMmkll llslnll Ilnonll llocvell Commerclal Commerclal General General Trl Hn Y 1, 2, Gnrls' Intro Hu Y 4, Senior Play 4 Hn Y I, 2, 3, Assembly Book mural Association 'I Squad 4 38 4 ll I ' . n , 2 1 I - ' ,n, f 7 f u b u , , 1 ' f : ' ,I , , : 1 , 3, 4: ylvwlif, 'fi' - 1 J , ' , Q Lv: .. 5 f f . . FQ ff Q denf3, 4. A IIB ll - ' , , : , , : , , . ll ' ll of S -I Y . ., - ., I-vt' z , : '- '- , 2, I , 1 - , , , 1 , : R 1 ,-fi' v n DONNA JEAN HORST Jeannie General Class Hlslorian I5 Class Treasurer 2, 35 Class Secretary 45 Freshman Chorus5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Srudent Advisory 6 Council 2, 3, 45 Color Day Aftendanf 25 Maide of-Honor 35 Parrov Staff 25 Echo Staff 4. GARNET E. HOUPT Babes General , 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 C Club 3, 45 Freshman ' X gk Chorus5 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Track I, f flytb 27 ltr fIfVClAf-x-Ckfmffajxf ' XI V ' L I :J,o+,- M, 1 - ,V 1 1 ' 114-4 F Jada? c4v1q,0 X-5' 41 714,434-z, ,f 1 1 f ,JPN JEANNE L Human IPM? 'V' M ' 1 53' 'r rfb! General Zi, 4:4 rf! aff! i Glee Club I 2 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 Chorus? rs 4 Library Play 2 3 Operefla 2 Y GEORGE JACOBS General Science Club 3 4 lnlramural Basketball 2 1952 ANDREW E JACOBSON Andy General ence Club 3 4 Band I I Camera Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 GERALDINE R .IAMISON Gerry General Lahn Club 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Tru HI Y IV' V' PATRICIA J JOHNSTON ROBERT E KANE af' Bo Commercial General DOLORES A JOHN Dee Commercnal HIYI 2 3 4 Mai at Clubl TruHlY'l 2 2 3 Student Library Saff 2 Il 4 Girls lnframural Assocla vu ory Councll I 2 lnlramural Assoclohon 'I Non 'I Freshman Chorus Football I 2 Basketballl 2 39 I . - . I 4 l - 1 , uf- .. u , 4 5 'nl..'u - , . :ILA 1 ' ff CLAIR L KELLY Eber General H Y I 2 4 Camera b 3 4 Science Cub 3 French Club 2 3 Chorlsiers b Freshman Chorus Llbrary Play 3 Dramahc Club 4 Senior Play 4 ' ,, 'r ' I I , I' I , 32,717 f 5 If 'L Lf Q- ' ' , , , I: 1 F 5, ' ' ' , puff j X SCI , 5 , 2, 3, 45 H'-Y 25 . I . 1 I .- .- 3. I ' f' ,f vf 'L' -YJI1. r VA A' ' .V af K, I ' .. ' M rx 51,1 v7 I gf .1 f Tri- '- , , , 5 Club M 5 '- '- , ,3, Hi-Y I, , 5 Ad- i- , , 2 Clu 1,' 9.-5G'ls' '- 'S ',,3,4, 2,,,' ll,-1, ' ' , , ,' . 3, 4, clee au' 2, 3, 4, I pq x rf' PAUL D KELLY NANCY M KENNEDY 'I Y General Nance ene al Camera Club 4 General r GI Lahn Club 2 Spamsh Club so al' 4 Trl HI Q C EUGENE KLEE Cleo General Science Club 3 4 Assembly Book Squad 4 MARY ELLEN KLOCK Academic T H1 Y l 2 French Club l 2 Freshman Chorus Glee Club l 2 Operella l 2 Echo Staff 4 Dra mahc Club 4 Library Play 4 Girls Intramural Assoclaflon l 2 Sensor Play 4 NANCY S KOLB General Freshman Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Trl H1 Y l 2 Echo Staff 4 Class Treasurer l 4 Class Secretary 2 3 Operella 2 FREDERICK S KRAISS Fred General Book Club 3 4 NORMA J KRAMER General Tn HI Y 'l, 2, 3 GERALD M KRINER Red General Hu Y 2, 3 I, ' Ea I 5 . in ' , 4 ,yd 3 1' - ' 'A ' 11 11 . I . 3, 1 '- '-Y 3. 11 11 1 I - ri- '- , 1 1 2 1 1 I 1 I I ' . I . . . , 1 1 1 I - I 1 1 l 1 i ' ' 1 I I 1 I 1 I - 11 11 , . 4 40 RICHARD D LEEDY Ric General Student Advisory Council I Intramural Basketball 'l 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Glee Cu 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Club 4 Parrot Stott 2 Sen nor Play 4 DONALD E LEHMAN Don Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America H Y 2 3 4 Squad 3 4 Book Club 4 GAIL E LEHMAN Commercial Freshman Chorus Costume u 2 3 3 4 Girls Intramural Asso CIGYIOH l JOHN E LEONARD JR General ANABEL LEONARD Annie Academic Hu Y 'I 2 Latin Club 2 Book Club 3 Parrot Staff 2 3 Library Play 3 4 Dru matic Club 4 Echo Staff 4 l Senior Play 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Science Club 3 Dramatic Club Orchestra 3 4 Rhythm Kids 3 4 Senior Play 4 CAROL JEAN LIGHTNER Commercial Band I 2 3 4 Rhythm Kids 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Costume Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Trl Hi Y l 2 3 LARRY D LOWRY General Band 2 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Camera Club H LOUISE MACKEY Deanle Commercial Trl HIY 4 Girls Intramural Association l Mat Club 2 Echo Staff 4 THOMAS B MALONE Tom Commercial HIY l 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Intramural Basketball I DONNIE l MARTIN Martm Vocational Agricultural Visual Education Club 2 3 4 Future Farmers of Amerlcal 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus 4l fx 0 X N lx Q 5 I I' ' ' ' -5 I I '05 ' ' 4 x A ' -. u E ' T 4. 'L Q ' 4 H ' hll ll ll ' ll ' ll ' ' 5 ' Cl b , , 45 Trl-Hi-Y l, 2, Tri, ', , I ' 1, ,, l,2,3,4: i- ,Jacek , 3 - I f , : : , : - ' , : ' , : - lb , , : 1 ' : : Library Play 3, 4: Dramatic Girls' Intramural Association , . , 1 ' 1 ' 4: 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y1,2. H H rf! Q fval , F -. I if' T .S M 1 4 V T1 gf or hi e. Ji I M1111111 Gen r ,1 CX I Lug U-IAY R. MARTIN General Visual Education Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y I, 2, Parrot Staff 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 35 Echo Staff 4. DAVID L. MCCLEARY lil Oath General Student Advrsory Councll I 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 HIY 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorrsters 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus Track 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I Camera Club 2 3 Operetta 2 French Club 2 3 Class Presrdent I Class Vrce Presrdent 2 RICHARD S McGEHEE General Duck Scrence Club 3 4 Latln Club 2 3 Camera Club 4 Senror Play I Intramural Sports Junlor Varslty Basketball I CHARLES R McGILL Spnke General HI Y I .Iunlor Varsity Football I Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball I ROBERT N McLAUGHlIN o Commerclal Camera Club I Hr Y I 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 'l Stage Crew 3 ,pf 1' ,4 'M SHIRLEY L McNEW BETTY .I MILEY Slwg Commercral Commerclal Grrls Intramural Assocla H1Y 1 'I 2 Parrot Staff 4 Lrbrary Stat? 42 COLLEEN M MILLER General Ma Clubl 2 Girls Into mural Assoclatnon I 2 4 Latrn Club 2 French Club 3 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 4 Malorette 3 4 Par ot Staff 3 Dramatic Club 4 FLORENCE R MILLER Tootne General Dramatic Club 4 Glee Club 4 Nurses o morrow Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus Mat Clubl 2 Grrls Intramural Assocratron I 2 Spanrsh Club 3 Cheerleader 'MJ 'Nl 11 11 11 ' - l 11 11 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 ' 1 1 1 3, f G' 1 I I , 1 I ' 11 - 11 1 ' I I I I, 2, 3, 47 . . x ' r , ,' ,1 . ,, . 1, 1 v 'I' ' '1 -I -, A 1' A 1 '- 1 ' ' 1 , if 5 'Mr' . .JV 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 f ,A I' . ' ' ' I 2 . IAA, P 1. ,' I fa if , A I 54 I 'I L 5, .f if 1 '- , , 5 - .,, V , ' , 5 1 . If Z v La, i 35, 1,1 3 . .v 4 ,vu I Ii- j3 12Q'x , ' , 1 ' f ' I1 if is i .s 11 11 - 11 - 11 . . , . - t I P . , Y - Tri, ', I 2' tio , 4, Tri-I'li-Y I, 21 . ' ' , 1 1 ' I 7 5 5 I, 2, 3, 1 f To- 2, 3, 4. , I , 1 ' 1 1 Y , I , ' I 4. I P SAMUEL W MUSSER Sammy Vocatlonal Agrucultural Future Farmers of Amenca I, 2, 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, HI Y I, 2, 3, 4, Student Advnsory Councul 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Q. ,af XVX HAROLD G MILLER Jack Vo YIOHQI' Inclustnal af Camera Club 2 3 4 HjfY'I 2 SLQE Cr 3 14 Future Crafmqen of Arnerlca 2 3 4 Fres man Chbfvsl Trackg. L A if! NORMAN MILLEILF er G neral Freshman Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 Sclence Club 3 4 HI YI 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Track 3 4 Operetta 2 Parrot Staff 2 3 4 Band 2 DOLORES C MINOTTI Nattle General Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Cho sters I 2 3 4 F mlan Chorus Mat Clubl 2 Gurls Intramural Assoclatlon 'I 2 3 Operetta 'I 2 Latm Club 2 3 Magorette 3 4 Rhythm Kvds 4 Dramatrc Club 4 HAZEL P MITCHELL ue Academlc Intramural Band I 2 HI Y 3 Ma C I AssocIatIon I 2 Parrot Staff 2 3 4 Latnn Club I 2 Orchestra 2 CAROLYN B MONN Chuck General HIY I 3 4 Hall Squa 'I Mat Clu G rls Intramural Assoclatlon I KENNETH E MOWEN Ken Vocatlonal Inclustrxal Football I 2 3 Basketball 'I 2 Baseball 2 Fu ture Craftsmen of Amenca 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus SHIRLEY J OTT General LLOYD S MYERS HELEN L NEWMAN SmIIey NewmIe Commercnal Cammerclal Vnsual Educatlan Club 2, 3 Trl HI Y I, 2, 3, 4, Commer Club 41 SPCn'5l' Club 3 4, HI Y I, 2, 3, Camera Club cual Club 3, Parrot Staff 2, Nurses of Tomoffow Club 3, 4 Student Advlsory Caun 3, Gnrls' Intramural Assocla 3' 4 cII 4, Parrot Staff 3, Book hon 2, 3, 4, Freshman Squad 2 Chorus, Glee Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 4, Assem bly Band 2, 3, 4 Tn HI Y I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatnc 43 .XE .4 QQ , My-K 1 C ' X -V -I If rl fs ff ll xt 1 Q 11 11, . , It X 1 N 1 . . 1 . 1 . 7 . 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I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 'I 7? 1 I - X I , we Q85 451 Trl- '- , 2, , 1 cl 5 b Ip fs., ' I ' ' l A X ' ll ll I1 T 4 fr k 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 - L, , 1 1 1 I 'K 1 THEODORE C OVERCASH e General H1 Y 'I Junlor Varsity Foot ball l 2 Intramural Sports NELSON l PERRY Whitey Vocational Industrial LOUISE D PLUM THEODORE V POE Peaclue e General Commerclal Ffeshmun CIYOYUS FUIUYO llbrary Staff 2 3 4 C Vrsual Education Club 2 3 C C1flSmen of AYTIEYICG 2 3 tume Club 2 Nurses of To 4 HI Y I 2 Glee Club 3 4 4 HI Y I 2 Football 2 morrow Club 3 4 Trl Hu Y W I CLASS M ROBILEE POLLOCK Booty General Glee Club 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Student Advisory Councnl 2 3 Malorette 2 3 French Club 3 4 Class Hlstonan 2 Echo Stal? 4 Oper etta 2 Sensor Play 4 THEODORE A RANSOM General Glee Club 3 Jumor Varsnty Football l Basket ball 2 3 4 Student Advisory Council 'l EDWARD L RENFREW Lynn General Hu Y 1 2 Freshman Chorus Band 4 WILLIAM H RENFREW ll U Academrc Glee Club 2 'I 4 Chorusters 2 3 4 Hr Y 3 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Football I C Club 3 4 Student Advlsory Council 3 Fresh man Chorus LUMAN N RENSCH II us General HIYI 2 3 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Freshman Chorus Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Oper etta 2 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Sensor Play4 BARBARA J REXRODE Burl: General Dramatic Club 4 Trl HIY 4 Glrls Intramural Assoclutlon 4 WILLIAM O REXRODE HAROLD M REXROTH u Rex General Glee Club 3 4 General Hn Y l Camera Club 2 Sc: ence Club 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus OF 1952 MIRIAM L ROCK General T HI Y l MARIE E ROSENBERRY General Book Club 'l RONALD E ROSENBERRY Rose Vocahanal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Amerlca JO ANN ROS General Costume Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Band l 2 3 4 Trl Hr Yl 2 3 4 Orcheslra 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Glrls ln ramural ASSOCIOTIOD 3 Ma? Club 2 3 Assembly Band 2 3 Sensor Play 4 HAROLD L ROTZ Leroy Commercial Camera Club 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Y 3 ROY D ROTZ Vocahonal lndusfrlal Fufure Farmers of Amenca 2 3 4 Came u 2 3 4 Book Club3 4 DALE E RICE Spuder Vocallonal lnduslrlal Future Craflsmen of America 5-A ALMEDA RICE Meme General Lam Club 2 3 TrlH Y 16- ' . - . . V. HB-W. ,, .. .. - ,, ,, ,, I F '- I - ' f' , 7 '- i- , : , , 2. 3, 4. 3. 4- ri- '- . G ,wg ., 1. ' 2, 3, 4gHi4Y1, 2. K Qs -1 - S njon 2, 1 , 1 , , 4: H ,. , , : ' :Hi- l, Q- 3, 2, ,4. , - N 0 ' l, , , z ru Clb,,gHi-Yl,2,3,4g ,. I. 45 PAUL T RUDA Petey General S ence Club 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Parrot Stat? 3 4 Chorusters 4 Glee Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 JANET E SEILHAMER an CommercIal C mmerclal Club 3 4 TrIHIY I 2 3 Parrot StaFf3 WILLIAM H SHANK Buzz General Freshman Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorrsters 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 H YI 2 3 4 Stu e Advusory Councul I 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 Vusual Educatlon Club 2 3 4 Class Treasurer I Class PresIdent2 3 4 NORMA .I SHETTER Commerclal Trl HI Y 2 3 4 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Llbrary Staff 4 WILLIAM E SHIFLER I Vocatuonal Industrlal Future Craftsmen of Amerlca 2 3 4 JOANNE L SHOCKEY CommercIaI Trl HI Y I 2 Glrls Intramural Assoclatlon 2 3 CLASS BETTY E SITES ROBERT C SLEIGI-ITER CLARA C SMALL HELEN J SMALL Commerclal S Ick Kaye Smallle Mat Club 2 CammercIaI Vocatlonallndustrnal Commercual Commerclal Club 3 Future Craftsmen of Amer HI Y I 2 3 Ban HI Y I 4 Freshman Chorus HI Y I Basketball M nager I 2 3 4 11 11 CI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' V IIJ ll jf , an 0 ' 1 1 '- '- 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 ' 31 1 1 1 1 1 I- 1 1 1 1 Cl nf - 1 .11 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - '1 1 f ' f I ff In 1 ' ,S I I . B'lI , V, ' ' . ,,.-'zu . . y .4 1. f ' ' ' -rf . 1 1 1 1 7 11 11 , . - 10 W . wht I I , . . . 1 . . 1-I 3 - - 1 1 , , 1111411 33? gi 1 . I A 45 Book Club 45 Commerclal Club 3. , -s 973' ff 4 cm 1 11 1 1 A 1 v 'I' 1, 3 , 1 'C' 1 2141 , , 1 , V - , V1 ,yr 3351 7 'iff ff y EI 1 ' ll I' ll ll ll ll ' ll 7 . . . . . ' - Trl- '- , , 1 d 3, 4. Tri- '- I, 2. 'ca 2, 3, 1 1 '- : 0 1 1 1 1 46 BEATRICE l SMITH Beoty General B nd 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Latln Club1 2 Girls Intramural Association I THOMAS E SMITH General 2 3 4 Science Club 4 ketball 3 MARGARETTA A SNOKE Morgue Academic Trl Hr Y I 2 3 4 Echo StaFf 4 Parrot S aft 2 3 Lotln Club I Spanish Club 3 Student Advisory Council 4 Mat Club l WILLIAM L SPAHR n General Hu Y 4 Basketball 'I 2 Football Manager l 2 Rhythm Klds 4 Band 3 Senior Play 4 ROBERT L SPRINGER Bo General JEAN STAMBAUGH Jeonnle Commerclal XJ N , - I ,Q Gee Club 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Ba d 4 Color Day Attendant 2 3 Class Historian 3 OF 1952 MIRIAM I. STATLER Chubby Commercial Trl HI Y 2 Commercial Club 3 Costume Club 4 Parrot Staff 3 4 DOLORES L STEPLER Dee BARBARA A STI NE Borbne Commercnal Commercual ommerclal Club 3 Mot T Hn 4 Club 2 ELEANOR J STONER Jane General Tn Hn Y I Freshman Chorus , - . 1 ' 1 , 1, -'- bf , 'R ' r . , 11, x .K . ,V ., ., . I .iv G,,: ,: . 5 1 N, I .-Z G JN or ,A - fn' QQ' - X Hi-Y 'l, , , 5 ' gBas . , I I I l 5 X X ,. - ,. ' ' . . A . ' ' I I I I I ' 1 V : f I . . a'n '- 1 , 1 , 1 : 1 ' - ll ll Q . b . 'T K D ., A ., l , , 2 , , , : n 3, 2 , : ,44 , ' . .52 3 , Jr' . 1,1 l z L X ,, H ,. ,. ,, . ,, H H '- '- 1 ' C ' Q fa- '-Y . '. '. , , 2 z . , . 47 FAYE E STOUFFER Commerclal l'IlY 3 4 merclal Club 3 Parrot Staff M PATRICIA STOUFFER a Commercial French Club 2 3 Dramatic u 4 Trl HI Y I Parrot Stat? 2 3 Glrls In tramural Assoclatlon 4 Echo Staff 4 V ELAINE STYMIEST General Gee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 Trl Hu Y I 2 STANLEY E TEAL Hognns Vocational lndustrlal Future Craftsmen of Amernca 2 3 4 C Club 4 HIYI Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 2 3 4 HARRY W Genelhl 0 ' I 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Band 3 4 Fresh man Chorus TOLBERT .IUDITH E TRUETT Judy General Mat Club I 2 Gorls Intramural Assocuatuon I 2 WILLIAM L UPPERMAN I Commercual I, ,3, 4, Foo al , IJ, WJLLIAM VANDERAU Bull VOy?'lOI'IGl lndustnal Futilre Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3 x I K I N I I xx X X I I x U 48 LARRY H STRAYER Melvm General ub 3 4 4 Science Club 3 4 Student Aclvusory Councll I Basket I G :lu SHIRLEY A STUMBAUGH Stumle Commercral Clubl 2 3 4 Intramural Assoclatlon I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Hall Squad 2 RAMONA VAN HOOSE Meme Commerc Freshman Chorus Band 3 4 Commercual Club 2 Cos tume Club 3 Mat Club 3 HARRY B VERDIER Nert VERNA L VAUGHN W RAY VAUGHN Blaclue , General Camera Club 2 3 Student Advlsory Council 2 u 3 4 Track 3 4 ence Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Commercial Commerclal Band 3 4 Library Staff I 2 3 Freghmgn Chorus B nd 2 3 4 MARLIN O WAGNER Oss Vocatlonal Industrlal Future Craftsmen of America 2 3 4 MARGARET A WALTER Commerclal Lrbrary Staff 2 3 4 Parrot Staff 3 Trl HI Y I Senior Play 4 .glfflt y mC' W LTER J ROBERT C 6811 to ,char General Stu ent Advlsory Council I 2 3 4 C Cub Q 4 HIYI 2 3 4 Scnence Club 4 Foot all GoIf3 4 Freshman Chorus ARNOLD WASSERMAN Dusty General Rhythm Knds 3 4 Parrot Staff 2 3 Echo Stal? 4 Dramatuc Club 4 Band I 2 3 4 Freshm n Chorus Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Assembly Band 3 4 DOROTHY R WENGER Dottie Commercial Costume Club 2 3 4 Commercual Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus FAITH C WENGER Salty General Glee Club I 2 3 4 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 4 BookCIub3 4 THHIYI 2 3 4 Costu e Club 2 Parrot Staff 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Student Advlsory Councul 4 Lnbrary Staff 2 3 4 Class Vlce Presldent 'I 49 IIS sg ri' It , II Q, 11 - H ,, . ,, HB,IIH H I H Ial ' A ' U : , , t ' 3. H'-Y 1, , , , , 1 7 - I U , I I - - I 3: ,ICH 7 - Cl b , J , : Sci- H H ,sr - ' f , U I , Aa 4 h ?em.hb'r Tl ,,egPJ tlblx We I d ' ' , , , , I ' ' 2, 3, 2 '- f 1 I I I I ball R J sg is I, 2, 3: 43, Basketb 'l, 2, U3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, H H I I li 1 1 I 1, I Cl I ,I - H f 5 l ,. ,, V6 I I I , I, if 'U A- I ' I I m 2 V ' . '. ' I' . I -. ' L 1 - - HELEN M WENGERT General :Y I 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Nurses o morrow Club 3 4 Book Club 3 4 Parrot Staft BETTY J WENTZEL Commercial Freshman Chorus Gurls Intramural Assoclahon Malorette 3 4 Lubrary Stal? 2 Student Advlsory 'F Councll l 3 RICHARD l. WEST DIC General Sclence Club 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Assembly Band 4 JOAN M WINGERD Commercial Glee Club 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Costume Club 2 3 4 Commercial Club 5 CATHERINE YOUNG Katie General n Club l Trl H Y 3 4 Book Clu 3 4 Freshman Chorus French Club 3 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 4 Llbr ry Staff 2 3 4 Parrot Staff 3 4 KARL R ZEGER Zeger Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of Amernca l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Llght Crew 2 3 4 Book Squad 2 Q Vocatuonal Agrlcultural Future Farmers of America 'l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Edu cation Club 2, 3, 4, Book Squad 2 50 Tri-H3 , , , 1 ' : fT0' , 3,-1. ' , 3 1, 2, 3, 4, Mm ,Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: 4 it , Nw., fx ' ' 5:33 -- aff if l ll ' kll 1 ,,Jo,, , , :I I I ' 4- l Lati 7 '- i- l, 2, 1 I b 2, I I , I: ' G lf , z ' AVERY W ZOOK Zaokne' Class s. 1 71953 CLASS OFFICERS Seated-Reading left to right: Donald Metz, president, Mr. Lester Watson, adviser, Miss Ann Yorty, adviser, Barbara Brown, vice-president. Standing-Virginia Rider, treasurer, William Powell, treasurer, Janice St. Clair, secretary, Sally Evans, historian. l I Theme-Lamps ZX- YV, 0' I Colors-Blue and gold I ' E bf Motto-Hold thy lighted lamp on high, fm '9' Be a star in some one's sky! y ,C f re ' NA-D li if 0 f ' '4 ey Row I-Reading left to right: Rita Bowers, Thelma Cook, Patricia Armstrong, Jane Coble, Sylvia Campbell, Barbara Collier, Betty Cool, Carrie Bowman, Dolores Cox, Marie Calvert, Delores Burkholder, Barbara Brown, Annetta Bean, Jane Bailey, Dorothy Clugston, Anne Boyer, Row 2-William Byers, Joseph Kump, Marlene Brechbill, Lois Bender, Lois Appel, Doris Bigler, Lois Armstrong, Shirley Brumbaugh, Patricia Churchfield, Barbara Bowers, Barbara Carbaugh, Patricia Barr, Anne Coble, Joanne Burk- holder, Jeanne Baker, Suzanne Brocious, Shirley Carmaclc, Mary Bennett, Terry Clopper, Clarence Chubb. Row 3-Guy Baer, Richard Bowen, William Bennett, Theodore Cox, Robert Ankerbrand Richard Butz a I k W , ,J y Bac, illiam Brown, Thomas Bohn, Ronald Anthony, James Alexander, Richard Armstrong, Ted Brown, William Boyd, Ronald Brechbill. 51 Row 'I-Reading left to right: Evelyn Emery, Doris Foreman, Shirley Foreman, Sally Evans, Joy Dymond, Joanne Finniff, Patricia Douglas, Glenda Gardner, Elaine Edwards, Janet Donahoe, Doris Daugherty, Marie Frey, Shirley Elvey, Mae Eberly, Shirley Everts. Row 2-Jock Ewing, John Gsell, Eleanor Forrester, Gloria Grove, Grace Dice, Harriet Grove, Shirley Haas, Marion Garnes, Eleanor Ewan, Betty Etter, Roberta Grim, Rachel Fields, Helen Gomer, Hazel Foore, Jane Gettel, Doris Faust, Charles Davis, Elwood Gift. Row 3-Ray Farkas, David Frey, Theodore Farner, Eugene Franklin, Leon Gelwicks, Donald Fields, Jack Fitzgerald, Frank Gerhold, William Deardorft, Charles Gress, John Dymond, Charles Edwards, Allan Hater, Robert Eslinger, Robert Etter, Allen Eshelman, Joe Culbertson, Donald Culbertson. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Reading left to right Elaine McConaghy Janet Horst Catherine Heckman Eloise Martin Shirley Lampe Margaret Kltzmlller Donna Llghtner Phyllis Lesher Peggy McNew Pauline Heck Phyllis Heck Evelyn Hege Vivian Hedrick Mary Holtry Julia Hockenberry Bernice Metz Charles Hawbecker Ray Kauffman William Kohler Harold Hoover Charles McCleary Margaret Lehman Bonita Hanes Nancy Horst Darlene McVitty Mary Kinsella Dorothy Hess Carroll Holtry William Hetrlck John McNew Donald Jacobson William Kirkpatrick Glenn Human Donald Metz Gene Leeper Marvin Hornbaker David Hodges Ronald Kneavel Wllllam Hudson Warren Hoffedltz Emmett Kessunger Philip Meckley Robert Lehman Nelson Harman Donald Matzelle Gene Kramer 52 T I I.. I I I I . I I .I . I I I I ll I .I . I ., I Row Row Raw Row I-Reading left to right: Peter Schaltnit, Jack Riclnrode, Charles Myers, Donald Roof, Leslie Pheil, Don Secrest, Edward Powell, Eugene Ricker, Ronald Rotz. 2-Carolyn Rotz, Mabel Musselman, Betty Paxton, Alma Rosenberry, Barbara Noll, Esther Rock, Patricia Sherman, Kay Phenicie, Anna Pugh, Virginia Rider, Dorothy Rexroth, Elouise Mills, Pearl Sarvis, Shirley Perry, Gladys Oller. 3-Donald Shannon, Charles Potts, Bruce Ransom, Myrtle Oberholser, Dorothy Shank, Suzanne Michaels, Mary Rite, Julio Sites, Jo-Ann Peters, Ruth Saunders, Conrad Rensch, Gerald Peters, Robert Reese. 4-Leland Neuroth, Garland Shields, Wayne Ommert, John Picking, Ronald Sites, William Schriver, Edward Rite, Ronald Salmon, Barnett Sears, John Shreiner, Ronald Rife, Donald Peters, Glenn Nye. Row Row Row Row Reading left to right Paul Wengert Philip Stoufter Arthur Sollenberger Sheldon Stunluard Percy Umbrell Wesley Williams Lee Wadel Lee Smith Doris Sollenberger Dorothy Snvder Dorothy Slifer Nancy Suders Ruth Truett Janice St Clair Jane Stoufter Gladys Wenger Jean Wmgert Thelma Stewart Dons Stuckell Jean Sollenberger Judith Tolbert Sharee Tolbert Shirley Winters Alice Timmons Shirley Smith Shirley Snively Eunice Wagoner Georgia Slater Grace Zook Helen Walteruck Janet Wmgert Josephine Snyder Patricia Wingert Soma Vestre Joyce Wagaman Louise Smith Dorothy Zimmerman Jolene Wolford Joanne Tice Emma Straley Patricia Swartz 4-Richard West Edgar Taslner Joseph Washabaugh Hugh Warren Robert Thomas Harry Wolf Frank Young Leroy Wolfe Donald Suders Wayne Stewart James Wyland Harold Wenger Ross Walker 53 l- 1 , , , I I 1 , b - 2- ' , . , ' , , , ' - I V I . I I I I I I ' I I I ' I ' I I I l I I I I I l I I I I I I f, , u l Class A 1954 CLASS OFFICERS Rowl-Reading left to right: James Chase, president, Miss Shirley Sonon, adviser, Mr. Vance Snyder, adviser, Charles Fox, vice-president. Row 2-Charles Brightbill, treasurer, Kaye Armstrong, secretary, Lewese Ross, historian, Arlene Washinger, treasurer. Row I Row 2 Row 3 -Reading left to right: Rachel Carl, Vesta Buterbaugh, Shirley Brown, Patsy Brookens, Patricia Beard, Nancy Allen, Lois Cormany, Jacqueline Bennett, Fannie Byers, Delores Beltz, Ruth Benedict, Mary Bender, Fern Byers, Johann Carter, Kaye Armstrong, Shirley Bieseclter. -Lawrence Boose, Richard Burns, Walter Cool, Joe Appenzellar, Edith Burns, Janet Appel, Patsy Cauffman, Janet Bender, Shirley Barnes, Sally Bowers, Mary Cordell, Jean Conner, Florence Christman, William Bowers, Charlie Byers, Arthur Beatty. John Baughman, Stephen Carter, Wallace Beam, William Black, Jerry Bitner, James Althouse, Harold College, Bennett Bittinger, James Chase, Wray Bevens, Jacob Corwell, Ronnia Bowers, Benjamin Banks, Donald Baker, Paul Cline, Charles Brightbill, Richard Brant, William Aldridge. 54 Row 1- Row 2- Row 3- Reading left to right: Mary Everts, Shirley Graham, Geneva Green, Betty Edwards, Martha Draw- baugh, Beverly Fegan, Jane Everetts, Janet Diehl, Ruth Dangler, Bessie Cover, Shirley Crider, Shirley Fritz, Emilie Gsell, Eleanor Frey, Mary Diehl, Shirley Decker. Carl Grove, June Farner, Minerva Forrester, Marian Donahoe, Shirley Fahnestoclr, Ann Fortna, Ruth Fields, Phyllis Fisher, Patricia Furley, Shirley Davis, Glenda Finlxey, Sally Crouse, Paulene Forsythe, Joan Crist, Doris Crider, Louise Eshelman, Doris Garnes, Annette Frecon, Gladys Davis, Richard Foreman. Ronald Haulman, Lee Deamer, Allen Keefer, Richard Johnson, Harold Ford, James Diller, Tom Drummond, Paul Derridinger, Garry Culler, Charles Fox, Robert Ericson, Marlin Funk, Adam Crist, Edgar Dile, Donald Dietrich, William Ewan, John Davis, Wayne Grove, Milton Crawfcrd. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Reading left to right Lois Kauffman Mona Helsel Shirley Kyler Nedra Jones Gladys Hinkle Faye Kaiser Betty Helmon Martha Hege Ruby Heckman Nancy Hoover Mary Kane Patricia Hughes Virginia Lawyer Kathleen Kessinger Mary Miley James Lawson Donald Knoll Patricia Hoch Barbara Patterson Pauline Leinmger Maxine Harmon Johns Miriam Heckman Marianne Hosler Cora Lehman Mildred Lehman Gretchen Kieffer George Llnmger Bengamln Kauffman Thomas McClure John Heck Wayne Hoover John Haas Lynn Hockenberry Nelson Huber Charles Llghtner Kenneth Lutz John lle Leigh Knepper Arthur Kemp Wayne Henry Robert Lochbaum Robert Jacobs Harold Knoll Ragon Harbaugh Richard Kennedy James Heckman 55 ' 3 . I r J r 1 l I r , , r , f , , - , - 1 I I O 1 I I ' . . I . I Emma Hoover, Suzanne Kuhn, Nancy Lehman, Mary Klipp, Jane Hudson, Jo-Ann Hock, Elizabeth I I . I I I I V I I J , . T I I I I I I , . , , r , , , , , , - Row l Row 2 Row 3 -Reading left to right: Joan Pryor, Joanna Piper, Thelma Morrison, Elnora McClure, Joan McKenzie, Faye Myers, Patricia Poe, Sherrill Ott, Carol Raifsnider, Betty McClure, Winifred Paxton, Henrietta Pharo, Marian McDermott, Dona Nuckels. -Jacob Miller, William Perry, Russell Nefli, Charles Mackey, Glenn Ott, Ronald Overcash, Barbara Monn, Isabell Poe, Joanne Peterson, Arlene Morrow, Mary Moore, Harriet Mickey, Jan Painter, Joe Rebok, Maynard Plum, Jack Patterson. -William Oliver, Carlin Morris, Terry Marotte, William Raudabaugh, LeRoy Penwell, Ray McCrae, James Plyler, Larry Miller, Elmer Martin, Bruce Pilgrim, Kenneth Mummert, Arthur Rawlings, Walter McGill, William McMorris, Maurice Marotte, William McFerren, Kenneth Peifier. Row 'I Row Row Reading left to right James Reed Harry Truett William Rexsher Marvin Rite Larry Smith Kenneth Shannon Larry Rldenour Cyrus Reese Robert Small Mary Rummel Geraldine Reed Doris Rite Dorothy Scalia Nancy Smith Retha Schellhase Margaret Sellers Lewese Ross Wilma Shatzer Mildred Shlfler Leah Smith Margaret Shank Doris Small Mabel Sensheimer Shirley Shatzer Genevieve Rowles Nancy Rock Lorraine Scott Peggy Smith Mitzi Shelton Dorothy Schoenleber Maxine Smith Wilma Shaffer Helen Rummel Barbara Slpes Shirley Saunders Margaret Short Nancy Robertson Joan Schwarz Joanne Rosenberry Bonnie Sleighter Janet Rotz Row 4-Donald Sanders Nevin Short John Shadle Nevin Shatzer Preston Rotz Melvin Shetter Richard Rouzer Milton Rhine Jack Small Edwin Secrest John Ross Lawrence Rosenberry Carl Rexroth Eugene Ryder 56 2- , , , , , , 3- , , , , , , Reaclmg left to rlght Row 'I Margaret West Phyllls Van Hoose Patncla Washabaugh Thelma Yeager Shlrley Stockslager Nancy Zeger Kathryn Warren Nma Terhune Patncla Wyland Joan Steger Matilda Upperman Dorothy West Mary Spoonhour Norma Trace Donna Znmmerman Row2 Shlrley Smder Janet Statler LaVonne Sollenberger Ruth Sollenberger Esther Wales Bertha Wlles Nancy Walker Shlrley Upperman Muldred Webber Katherine Wenger Peggy Sprow Shirley Statler Arlene Washanger Donna Stepler Jane Steach Saundra Tolbert Joanne Trogler Ablgall Wlngert Phyllls Yohe Ellen Zarger Elalne Thompson Row3 James Watts Gerald Wlldeson Richard Wagner John Sterner Earl Zook Ray Snyder George Stake Eugene Wenger Gerald Strnte Benlamm Wnlluams David Smder Joseph Smder Colors e White Theme Tlme Motto-Tame sees and hears all and will all reveal Cheer Song Tuck' Tock' Tuck' Tock' Let s raise a toast as on we go Our dreams fulfilled, success we know Red and Whnel our colors bnghg The goals we reach as time will pass Wlll be the symbol of our class Tame' Tame' We will always serve them right With colors hugh well onward fight AlWC'Y5 'We f0 eVefm0l'9, To reach success for red and whlte, -I 9 5 4, Onward tlll the end of tame, Never ceasing, on we cllmb Chorus Onward, onward 54' Let s keep struvmg evermore, Tlme to each wlll brlng new light For our colors red and white 57 . . : - , . I . . I I I , 1 , , , , f , , - l I I I I I I I I I I l I I , , , , 1 , f , , - T I I I I I I Trail, Ralph Tolbert, Edward Westbrook, Gerald Yaukey, Steve Stouffer, Richard Wise, Newton I I . I . . . . I . . I . . R d ' . . , . l . . . . , , , 'll I . . I . . , , . . . I , . . , fi? A , Class -1 B ol Reading left to right: Seated: Edwin Brown, president, Mr. Glendon Weeks, adviser, Mrs. Kathryn Howland, adviser, Roberta Souders, vice-president. Row2: Jane Taylor, treasurer, Gary Dougal, treasurer, Ann Hauser, secretory. 955 Reading left to right: Row 'l-Doris Byers, .loan Althouse, Alice Barton, Faye Byers, Evelyn Burlcholder, Row 2: Row 3 Evelyn Allison, Eileen Allen, Betsy Bitner, Rose Butler, Carolyn Alther, Shirley Banks, Janice Bard, Sally Armstrong, Susan Brown. Welby Burns, Alvin Bert, Larry Bishop, Ann Bollinger, Patricia Argenbright, Janice Besore, Nan Brechbiel, Peggy Barbour, Sondra Bolan, Salinda Ankerbrand, Mabel Baker, Sally Barr, Donna Bricker, Patricia Bushman, Helen Bowman, George Anthony, Harry Ankerbrand, George Bartle, Ethelbert Byers. Donald Brindle, Blaine Ashway, Max Bumbaugh, John Armstrong, Ronald Black, Karl Burgner, Sylvester Barbour, Merle Appenzeller, William Achenbach, Edwin Brown, Karl Beamer, Charles Barnhart, George Bard, Wayne Benedict, Donald Bietsch, Paul Beardslee, Ronald Bender. 58 Row Row Row Row l-Reading left to right: Wayne Guyer, Robert Frecon, Roland Cauffman, Robert Fogal, Richard Carr. 2-Carol Davis, Joyce Dice, Kay Eby, Beryl Eyer, Miriam Cox, Helen Fisher, Nancy Eyer, Mary Cree, Mary Cafferty, Patricia Flurie, Mercina Ehrhort, Goldie Comp, Helen Etter. 3-Robert Deardorff, Ronald Chambers, Audrey Eberly, Eunice Deardorft, Mary Crider, Joan Funk, Margaret Cauftman, Nancy Fitzgerald, Sarah Fields, Nancy Clapsaddle, Mary Dymond, Eleanor Drummond, Sherry Florig, Marie Fields, Ruth Ewan, Christine Carroll, Lillian Carey, Darine Diehl, Richard Fleagle, Richard Deitzel. 4-Carl Flory, Dick Corwell, Richard Fahnestock, Bernard Crist, Carl Faircloth, Gaither Crist, Richard Catlin, James Elmore, Gary Dougal, Ralph Chilcutt, William Crist, Donald Cormany, Richard Fordyce, Donald Diehl, Kenneth Case, Lester Daihl, James Eyer. Row Row Row Row Reading from left to right John Grove Jack Hrghberger Glenn Highlands James Hollensheod Ronald Heck Robert Horn Richard Hull LeVerne Heckmon Jerry Garland Robert Hall George Heck loss Henry Dorene Hock Doris Hornbaker Dolly Gearhart Esther Gluck Linda Heefner Dixie Hawley Dora Hemphill Joann Hamsher Jean Gelsrnger Lrllran Hardsack Ido Gochenauer Doris Hill Judith Harrison Darlene Gerssler Celena Heckman Ann Houser Anna Gilbert Sandra Hann Kathleen Gossert Nancy Harrison Betty Homer Patsy Gabler Ray Hornbaker Duane Gooch Robert Glass Carl Garner Ronald Horst Edward Huber Charles Gardner Charles Hay Bruce Henry Donald Gochenauer Robert Hacker Donald Graham Jerry Harrison Wrllram Haman Franklin Gelwrcks Paul Humpleby Robert Glessner Nancy Good Patsy Guyer 59 1- r , , , f 2- , , , , , , , . 3- , , , , , f 4- , , , , , . Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 -Reading left to right: Peggy McCleary, Phyllis Martin, Martha Mellott, Bonita Johnston, Louise Kline, Betty Leininger, Alta McCrae, Roselyn Jones, Mary Kauftman, Doris Kemp, Georgianna Keebaugh, Rosita Martin, Peggy Jamison, Dorothy Martin. -Jo-Ann Knodle, Katherine McCleary, Dorothea Keys, Anna lsenberger, Joyce McCulloh, Evelyn Kling, Joyce Lawyer, Judith Meckley, Nancy Mclntire, Shirley Martin, Sandra Karper, Dolores Lowans, Fanny Mackey, Audrey lckes, Janet McCleary, Jean Johnson, Doris Lesher, Elizabeth l.esl1er, Delores Mickley, Anna McKenzie, Mary Leininger. -William Jones, Jock Martin, Eugene McClure, Joseph Kirkpatrick, Donald Kramer, David Jones, Donald Jamison, James Kump, Casimer Kriechbaum, William Johnston, Ronald Kennedy, Robert Kirkpatrick, Albert Knoll, Roy Long, Glenn Keeter, George Machel, Kenneth McNew, John Martin, Fred Meyers, Chauncey LeMaster. Row 'I Row 2 Row 3 Reading left to right Patsy Morter Clara Myers Shirley North Barbara Miley Moy Piper Alice Monn Nancy Pound Dorothea Moraltes Shirley Paine Doris Reese Alice Miller Ann Reasner VaDena Richards Charmaine Rldenour James Porter Richard Myers Melvin Overcash Joan Peters Fern Oberholser Betty Rite Paulette Patterson Jane Nozzi Joyce Relneman Betty Rinehart Joanne Miller Sylvia Mower Nancy Newcomer Esther Moore Jessie Over Herbert Rensch James Ott Donald Perry William Myers Lowell Mower Ronald Perry David Ransom Harold Mummert Elmer Myers Richard Peck Clarence Pugh Henry Molson Russell Pefley Randall Ripley Donald Pool George Reamer Donald Miller Wlllas Piper Rrchard Rebok Donald Patterson Robert Rmick Gregory Rensch 60 , . T I' I . I I I .1 , ,,,, , T.. I I I . I I I Row 1-Reading left to right: John Sollenberger, Robert Stine, Samuel Sollenberger, Jacob Schott, Paul Sollenberger, Carl Sarvis, Roy Seyfert, William Schoenleber, Robert Shambach. Row 2-Mary Stewart, Dolores Spahr, Everyn Royer, Shirley Rotz, Sally Spahr, Mary Sanders, Peggy Rotz, Shirley Schaefter, Darlene Shank, Patricia Stine, Bertha Schuchman, Delores Robinson, Sandra Shockey, Pamalee Shadle. Row 3-Patsy Shadle, Martha Shores, Doris Shreiner, Roberta Souders, Willamae Shields, Nancy Smith, Ethel Spangler, Shirley Rock, Martha Sanders, Virginia Schnebly, Iva Roof, Shirley Shatter, Nancy Stake, Blanche Snyder, Janet Smith, Mary Shipley, Donna St. Clair, Linda Stoner, Nancy Rosenberry. Row 4-Leighton Scott, Wilfred Souders, John Rate, Elwood Spedden, Bruce Schuchman, Jerry Small, Richard Ratz, Kenneth Short, Rodney Shatzer, Ronald Rosenberry, Richard Smith, Edmund Summers, John Smarsh, William Shatzer, Ronald Shover, Wilbur Rock, Thomas Robinson, Robert Rollins. Row I Row 2 Row 3 Reading left to right Peggy Stoufter Charlotte Stumb ugh Fay Stoudt Donna Stouffer Frances Worthington Shirley Wolford Joanne Vinson Shirley Verdler Helen Suders Shirley Strock Lois Wingert Lois Stouffer Nancy Yeager Richard Tedrick Ray Welst Eugene Witherspoon Marvin Upperman Thomas Zimmerman Mary Wiles Irma Whitesman Fern Wingert Arthur Winclrel Howard Walck Linn Yauliey Emory Williams Jay Wengert Robert Walters Richard Westbrook Nathan Wingert Robert Wentzel Ronald Summers Nicholas Wagner Lee Yeager Gordon Vestre James Washabaugh Charles Summers Paul Verdier Richard Stravolo Charles Toms Donald Upperman Lester Winters Bill Williams 61 - . . Z I C , , I , l . I I . I . . l I . I . . I . l . - , , I . I . I . I . I Wenger, Lillian Zullinger, Janet Zuse, Catherine Thompson, Joyce Wingert, Jane Taylor, Catherine . I . I . I . I I . V . . I U - I , I . I I , . I I I I I . I . l I I . I . . . . T Q Q 5 Liv Xe 'ew KM-,lj XX jx X . . A 5 Thof is good, is its own sfif,s e Ls A M ' Urgam at1onA ln ochvlty we musf find our 'oy os well os glory ond lobor like everyfhlng else reward Whipple ff Grchestra Director--MR. IRVIN G. VALENTINE ll The hugh school orchestra appears as a part of the assembly programs each week It also furnishes music for the school play as well as other special programs Any student who can play grade three music is eligible for membership Rehearsals are held on alternate Tuesdays during actlvl ties period Clarlnei ' Bass Violin Rita Bowers John Leonard Jean Stambaugh Sh ' ' Harold Wenger errlll OH Cornet Charles Edwards Eddie Conner William Black Trombone Phyllis Yohe Patricia Furley Saxophone Flute Horn Clara Small Patricia Barr Newton Stake Carolyn Harvue Jo Ann Ross Arnold Wasserman Sonia Vestre Cello Doris Mae Sollenberger 64 Barbara Grlbble Beatrice Smith Patricia Winger? Ruth Ann Saunders Nancy Lehman Katherine Wenger Esther Rock VaDena Richards Viola Mary Jane Kinsella Ellen larger Piano Janet Donahoe Charlotte Muller Phyllis Fisher Rhythm Kuds DlreClOr MR PHILIP MICHAELS I 01411 dll! X Q vunux W9 'll l Xl Readung left to rught Row 'l Sally Evans Dolores Munottu Newton Stake Joanne Tuce Evelyn Hege Ruta Bowers Charlotte Muller Wulluam Spahr Row2 Charles Edwards Wulluam Black John Leonard Sher wood Hawley Robert Lochbaum Arnold Wasserman Mr Phulup Muchaels The Rhythm Kuds the hugh school dance orchestra organuzed fourteen years ago by Mr Phulup Young and now durected by Mr Phulup Muchaels play for the mauoruty of the hugh school dances Durung the year they also present an assembly program Thus pro gram us one of the most popular ones of the year and us looked forward to by all of the students Thus year the dance orchestra wull lose several very fine players Sherwood Hawley Arnold Wasser man Dolores Munottu Wulluam Spahr and John Leonard are members of the graduatung class The Rhythm Kuds keep up to date wuth the latest tunes by practucung every Monday after school Thus organuzatuon has turned out some fine musucuans un the past and wull contunue to do so un the future 65 u re 1 DS T rv. 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' fill A '?s,-, . . : Q- I . .I 1 1 1 1 , . i I I I I I T 1 1 1 I ' I . , - 1 1 1 .a- Band Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Durector MR IRVIN G VALENTINE ARNOLD WASSERMAN I4 JOHN LEONARD CAROLYN HARVIE 1 Stumulatung unterest and apprecuatuon of musuc us the ultumate aum of the Chambersburg Area Hugh School Band Under the durectuon of Mr Irvun G Valentune uts members unterpret and ullumune the themes of the best composers Wuth these composutuons the band presents programs of a very hugh qualuty Varuous members of the band are guven an opportunuty to express theur unduvudual talent un solos, duets, truos, and quartets ln addutuon to uts actuvutues connected wuth the school the band also partucupates un communuty programs Trombone Horn Saxophone Patrucua Furley Roland Kennedy Robert Lochbaum Mary Lou Cordell Phyllus Yohe Arnold Wasserman Shurley Fahnestock Bass Horn John Leonard Andrew Jacobson Donald Jacobson Kenneth Mummert Barutone Ruchard West Wulluam Rexrode Larry Lowry Bass Drum Allan Querry Cymbals Ruchard Fahnestock Jo Ann Ross Patrucua Wungert Ruth Ann Saunders Clarence Chubb Katherune Wenger Soma Vestre Cornet Joyce Brookens Jerry Butner Marlun Funk Harold Hoover Eddue Conner Emulue Gsell Eunuce Wagoner Sharee Tolbert Dorus Black Charles Edwards Wulluam Black Donald Duehl Margaret Short Ray McCrae Ray Vaughn Sally Crouse Joe Summers Clan Esther Moore Nancy Harruson ne Joan Trogler Harold Wenger Martha Drawbaugh Rachel Carl Jack Hughberger Joan Bender Ruta Bowers Charles Fox Shurley Graham Arlene Washunger Nancy Pound Marlun Brechbull Sherull Ott Helen Newman Carol Jean Lughtner Eleanor Brookens Mary Louuse Klnpp Ruchard Butner Flute Carolyn Harvue Ves a Bu erbaugh Evelyn Hege Newton Stake Joan Tuce Clara Small Delores Overcosh Patrucua Barr Joanne Funnuff Sylvua Campbell Drums Beatruce Smuth Charles Lughtner Harry Tolbert Jack Martun Harry Ankerbrand Color Guards Edward Renfrew Ronald Salmon Wulluam Schruver Ruchard Bowen . it 'Ou i . t . - ' uu 66 Jfaoaolkw- -49'we,1fwW C'f'ff75d? Wf'f'f47'i'7 x i E Read ng left to right Suzonn Broclous Rcxmoncx Von Hoos Verna Vaughn, Barbara G lbble Betty Wentzel .lean Sfambcxugh Patrccu Feagcxns, Cheer Leaders Director MISS HARRIET HARBAUGH 67 The Director Reading left to right: Row 'I-Nancy Smith, Anna Rhea Pugh, Jeanne Hunter, Charlotte Miller, Dolores Minotti, Mary Moore, Isabell Poe, Sally Evans, Harriet Mickey, Jolene Wolford, Lois Bender, Nancy Lehman. Row2-Mr. Paul Lucas, Larry Miller, Bernice Metz, Kaye Armstrong, Joan Crist, Marianne Hosler, Harold Wenger. Row 3-David McCleary, Clair Kelly, Paul Ruda, Harold Gabler, Richard Leedy, William Shank, Richard Butz, Charles Brightbill, Walter Beard, Gene Kramer, William Renfrew. Vocal Music 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 thorough- ness as to interpretation, expression, phrasing, and enunciation. The club membership is lim- ited to ninety voices selected from the upper classes. Rehearsals are held daily during the fourth period. In addition to presenting a Christ- mas concert and a spring concert, this organi- Organizations zation appears 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 fresh- man boys and girls who are interested in fur- thering 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 audi- tion for the Glee Club. Choristers MR. PAUL LUCAS Glee Club Reading left to right: Row I-Patricia Hoch, Anna Rhea Pugh, Kathleen Kessinger, Charlotte Miller, Dolores Minotti, Annetta Bean, Eloise Martin, Shirley Bieseclrer, Janet Horst, Doris Stickell, Jo-Ann Ross, Jean Stambaugh. Row 2-Nancy Lehman, Patricia Churchfield, Jolene Wolford, Peggy Smith, Bernice Metz, Isabell Poe, Sally Evans, Janice St. Clair, Nancy Smith, Ann Hauser, Annette Frecon, Nancy Harrison. Row 3-Lois Cormany, Marianne Hosler, Lois Bender, Helen Gomer, Gladys Frushour, Phyllis Fisher, Kaye Armstrong, Marian Donahoe, Mary Moore, Lewese Ross, Harriet Mickey, Nancy Pound, Barbara Collier. Row 4-Ronald Hartzok, Charles Brightbill, Wray Bevens, William Hudson, William Schriver, Richard Butz, Charles Fox, Barnett Sears, Richard Catlin, Allan Hater, Larry Ridenour. Reading left to right Row 'I Charles Lughtner David Frev Charlie Byers Luman Rensch William Shank Thomas Bohn Clair Kelly Edwin Secrest Ronald Rensch Terry Marotte Row2 Nancy Horst Elaine Edwards Joan Crust Josephine Snyder Anne Coble Sandra Karper Doris Black Joan Wlngerd Elaine Stymiest Faith Wenger Retha Schellhase Pat Armstrong Row3 Mr Paul Lucas Harold Rexroth Richard Leedy William Renfrew Gretchen Kieffer Louise Anker brand Jeanne Hunter Florence Muller Gene Kramer Walter Beard Harold Wenger Row4 David McCleary Paul Ruda Larry Muller Harold Gabler Norman Muller Ronald Bradshaw Harold Ford Garnet Houpt Nelson Huber Robert Wolford William Boyd William Kirkpatrick Theodore Poe 69 5 1 I 1 i , 1 D 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 Freshman Chorus Row 'l-Reading left to right: Dixie Lee Hawley, Beryl Eyer, Dorothea Keys, Roselyn Jones, Georgianna Keebaugh, Evelyn Kling, Katherine McCleary, Anna lsenberger, Shirley Schaeffer, Doris Hornbaker, Bonita Johnston. Row 2-Nancy Stake, Delores Robinson, Lois Stoufter, Patsy Shadle, Shirley Paine, Esther Moore, Dorene Hoch, Fern Wingert, Mary Wenger, Peggy Barbour, Mary Stewart, Mary Cree, Dorothea Moraites. Row 3-Celena Heckman, Louise Kline, Joann Hamsher, Nancy Harrison, Nancy Pound, Peggy Rotz, Kay Eby, Virginia Schnebly, Joanne Miller, Betty Rinehart, Shirley Martin. Row 4-Robert Hall, Howard Walck, Joe Summers, Richard Fahnestock, Martin Wenger, Donald Graham, Robert Hocker, Paul Verdier, Elwood Spedden, William Myers, Jack Martin, Harold Mummert, Samuel Sollenberger. Row Reading left to right Linn Yaulcey Edwin Armstrong John Martin Roland Cauffman Paul Beardslee John Smarsh Gregory Rensch Roy Seytert Jerry Garland James Porter Jacob Schott Row Alto McCrae Shirley Verdler Judith Mlckley Donna St Cla r Shirley Wolford Susan Brown Jane Taylor Linda Stoner Fay Stoudt Janet Zuse Paulette Patterson Ruth Ewan Row Mr Paul Lucas Dorothy Martin Carol Davis Sandra Hann Mary Shipley lva May Roof Patricia Bushman Sondra Bolan Mary Fields Ann Hauser Sandra Karper Sally Barr Sallnda Ankerbrand Row Duane Gooch Wilfred Souders John Rote William Achenbach Edwin Brown Richard Smith Gary Dougal Gordon Vestre Richard Catlin Casumer Kriechbaum Karl Burgner Albert Knoll Thomas Zimmerman Ronald Rensch Donald Diehl 70 I- . : . , . I .I I 2- , ' ', ' ' , . 1, , , I I A 1 I I I ' I I - V ' ' ' I Row I Mr Robertj Beard Mr Jack Fisher SPORTS Z3 'V ,QVA 60 JV 6:2 as All athletuc contests requlre a great deal of tralmng and practnce nn order to develop the skull of the player so that he has a good chance for success Every play contrubutes to the final action One well calculated move may deter mane the outcome of the enture game Success may depend on an accurate toss a tlmely lump the maloruty of games do not depend solely on unduvudual skull but on the teamwork of all the f I.. Sf Plgskln Season partlclpants Good sportsmanshup us the basns for thas teamwork It ns thus qualuty that keeps the players firm un thelr resolve to wan and pro vndes them wnth that extra drnve often needed to defeat a strong opponent The splrlt of the team and the coordlnatuon of the mund and body of each nnduvndual player ns reflected In the flnal score The excellence of a team Ines an nts abll :ty to accept vnctory wuth humulnty and defeat wnth courage These are the qualutles of cham puons Coaching Stall Row II Lowell Schl chter Galen Warren Vance Snyder Ho ard Hege -0 1 49 f . ' 0 X 3 V 59- X 0 6 7 I I ' -Z 'Q'-i f T-' ,1 - 4 a well placed hit, or a careful aim. However, - l - - -- - . . C' Mr. a . ' M ' Mr. v , K Mr. u .' Mr. w f, +21 71 Varsity Football Team CO-Captains EARL BURNS, JOHN ANSPACH Coach Assistant Coach ROBERT J. BEARD GALEN WARREN Scoring Record ' Lebanon 31 Chambersburg 6 The Chambersburg Area High School Foot- ball Team bowed to the more experienced team of Lebanon High School by the score of 31-6. However, Chambersburg played the Cedars on even terms for the first half. The second half was a different story as Lebanon predominated the game. Red Walters scored the only touch- down for Chambersburg in the second quarter. Lebanon 6-6-T3-6 Chambersburg 0-6- O-0 Hagerstown 6 Chambersburg 6 The Rebels and the Yankees fought to a stalemate. Earl Burns scored in the second per- iod for Chambersburg for the initial touchdown of the game. ln the third period the Hubs of Hagerstown tied the score, and when the final whistle blew, no change had been made in the scoring record. Hagerstown 0-O-6-O Chambersburg O-6-0-O Scotland I4 Chambersburg 7 The Scotland School Cadets pulled an upset out of the bag by defeating the Trojans of Cham- bersburg T4-7. Scoring early in the first period, the Trojans looked as if they were off to the races. Scotland surprised everyone by tying the score in the first period. The Cadets tallied again in the fourth period. Shatzer scored the lone touchdown for Chambersburg and Anspach added the extra point. Shippensburg 0 Chambersburg 74 Having suffered two defeats and one tie in the first three games, Chambersburg finally got its scoring machine into gear. From the middle of the second quarter the game was played by members of the second and third string who per- formed as admirably as the varsity. Pepper Burns, with three touchdowns, led in scoring. Shippensburg O- O- 0- 0 Chambersburg 21-T9-T4-20 Hershey 7 Chambersburg 20 Forecasters of sports were certain the Tro- jans would either win or tie this game. lt was the Chambersburg Trojans over the Hershey Trojans when the game ended. Hershey scored its only touchdown by capitalizing on a fumble in the second quarter. Bobo Reaid tallied twice, Earl Burns, once, and John Anspach booted the two extra points. Hershey , O-7-0-0 Chambersburg 7-6-7-0 Hanover 13 Chambersburg I9 Starting the game with fury, the Trojans built up a thirteen point lead early in the first period. After scoring a third touchdown in the second quarter, Chambersburg staved off a late rally by Hanover to win 19-13. Teal, Burns, and Tolbert each scored a touchdown, Butler added the extra point. Scotland 7-O-O-7 Hanover . .. 7-0-0-6 Chambersburg 7-0-O-0 Chambersburg ,. .T3-6-0-0 Reading left to right: Row 'l-Russel Pefley, Benjamin Heckman, Glenn Deardorfif, Robert Walter, Earl Burns, Samuel Musser, John Anspach, Stanley Teal, Paul Ruda, Darwin Barkdoll, Robert Reaid, Wayne Grove. Row 2-Jerry Small, Harold Ford, Robert Eslinger, Elwood Gift, Ronald Kneavel, Norman Butler, Franklin Davis, Jack Fitzgerald Peter Schaffnit, Joseph Kump, Thurman Hassler, Eugene Franklin. Row 3-Coach Robert Beard, Earl Zook, Richard Wagner, Richard Brant, William Ewan, Ray Snyder, Ralph Tolbert, Jack Small, Jacob Carwell, James Chase, Edward Westbrook, Elmer Martin, Assistant Coach Galen Warren, Mr. John Cook. ..,...KlA4.. . 1 . nth '1 iwlklti Senior Reading left to right: Row 1-Robert Walter, Earl Burns, Samuel Musser, John Anspach, Stanley Teal Row 2-Paul Ruda, Glenn Deardorff, Benjamin Heckman, Robert Reaid, Darwin Barkdoll. Gettysburg 20 Chambersburg 20 After flirting with Dame Misfortune the first half, the Trojans tied the Gettysburg War- riors by coming from behind in the final quarter. With Norman Butler passing from a spread for- mation, the Chambersburg offense was invinci- ble. The whole Trojan team played admirably in one of their best games of the year. Tolbert and Walters each caught T. D. passes, and Burns trotted into the end zone for another six points. Gettysburg . 0-13-7-0 Chambersburg O-7-O-13 Waynesboro 7 Chambersburg 32 As is traditional the Waynesboro-Cham- bersburg tilt was played in the mud. Slippery footing and a continual downpour hampered both teams. By virtue of its 32-7 victory, Cham- bersburg kept the football used in the game. Burns, Franklin, Reaid, Butler, and Brant scored for the C. A. H. S. force. Waynesboro O-O-O-7 Chambersburg 13-7-6-6 Carlisle 27 Chambersburg 12 The Carlisle High School Thundering Herd broke the hearts of Chambersburg fans by de- feating Chambersburg 27-12 under the lights at Henninger Field. Scoring in every period but the last one, the Carlisle team outplayed the Trojans. Butler and Reaid scored touchdowns to keep a ray of hope alive during the contest. Carlisle . . 14-6-7-O Chambersburg 0-O-6-6 Mechanicsburg 12 Chambersburg 19 Traveling to Mechanicsburg, the Trojans put the lid on the 1951 gridiron season. ln a thrill- ing well-played encounter between the Trojans and the Wildcats, Teal, Davis, and Tolbert com- bined to give the Chambersburg eleven a well- earned 19-12 victory. After building up a lead in the first half, the Trojans held the Wildcats back for the remainder of the game. Mechanicsburg 6-6-0-0 Chambersburg 6-13-0-0 Gridders 1 1 1 x J L .... 6 2 Q an Home L if 4-5 SCORING RECORD OPP Home Opp Hershey Scotland Scotland Greencastla Alumnn Waynesboro Hershey Carlisle Shlppensburr Gvttysburg Corllsle Hanover Gettysburg Altoona M5-chumcsburg Shlppensburg Hanover Hanover Hagerstown Hanover E..-9 llll wwf f 74 ' fuk 1, , y 1, .14 if fy X K1 1 .1 , . X' 6 K7 fx, Jil' ,S ,CYVXQVHU - I 3 an A ,AT E 3 ' ' 7 Li.,f1Mvj : 1 V 1 Y QIVLJY : 1 l 'sl 2 :5 5 ' 1 - Pg J ,K 1 5. ' .4 X 3 1' ... X 22 Q r. ' f Q4 , ' f 50 35 A5 43 5 , xl 64 1 35 78 51 ': . 47 49 60 46 60 58 83 ' 56 711V I 57 ' J 3B 73 . 46 5 EJB' 61 Waynesboro 44 53 Mechanicsburg 44 W1 5 , A 55 ' 50 59 61 f- A4 49 61 51 5 ,, 67 ' 51 71 ' 41 60 50 61 62 1 In 50 54 47 55 w 5 E Y 1 , Ve fi , ' F 1 X A L' I wg 1 1 E4 1 xl E . :x , T. I f V X t V ,E P .gf ra . .1 fs A GJ be M51 - . L Q sf' 5 A 1. , 1, UF A Qs !'O IV AU 6 Reading left to right: Row I-David Hodges, Robert Ankerbrand, Norman Butler, William Shank, Robert Thomas, Beniamin Banks. Row 2-Jacob Corwell, Lynn Boker, Robert Reaid, Stanley Teal, Wray Bevens. Row 3-Coach Lowell Schlichter, Franklin Davis, Charles McGill, Merle Pefiey, William Schriver, Theodore Ransom. Varsity Basketball Coach-Mr. Lowell Schlichter Co-Captains-William Shank, Robert Reaid The 1952 Troians, under the direction of Coach Lowell W. Schlichter, won sixteen games and lost six. Chambersburg scored 863 points in conference play while limiting their opponents to 677 points. Their margin of 186 points was the highest in the Southern Pennsylvania Confer- ence. Although they did not win the conference as they have done for the past eight years, they did establish a very fine record. After winning the first half of the confer- ence, the Trojans ended the second half in a tie with the Nighthawks of Hanover. ln the first playoff Chambersburg lost an overtime game on the fioor of Gettysburg College by the narrow- est possible margin, one point. ln the second meeting of the two teams the C. A. H. S. forces lost to Hanover in a thrilling game to the tune of 55 to 47 and relinquished all claims to the con- ference crown. Coach Schlichter was faced with the large task of rebuilding and molding a starting five this season. Only one member of the team had had any previous game experience. Despite inex- perience and lack of height, the team performed credibly under stiff competition. Four of their defeats may be attributed to the poor showing they made in the foul shooting department. With the addition of several Junior Varsity players, the team should climb to great heights in the coming year. J. V. Basketball Reading left to right Row 1 Robert Kurkpatruck Wayne Henry Paul Verdler Robert Jacobs Richard Brant David Ransom Row2 Jack Small Ralph Tolbert Lawrence Rosenberry James Washabaugh Edwm Brown Robert Wolford Row3 Donald Culbertson Glenn Watson Edward Westbrook James Chase Walter McGlll Coach Galen Warren Coach Ga len Warren SCORING RECORD Home Opp ccotland Greencastle Vocattcnal Shop Hershey Shlppensburg Waynesboro Gettysburg Mechanucsburg Hanover Hagerstown Hershey Scotland Waynesboro Carllsle Gettysburg M chamcsburg Hanover Altoona Shtpp nsbJrg Ge tysburg The proteges of Coach Galen Warren wunnnng enghteen of the twenty one games played thus season, capped the South Penn Con ference champnonshup By wmnung the second half of the conference, the Llttle Trolans were en tntled to meet Gettysburg champlons of the first half to vue for the crown ln the playoFf game, whnch was staged on the Bnglervulle Hugh School floor, the Chambersburg players acqultted them selves admirably by scoring 35 ponnts to Gettys burg s 32 Qophomore members of the team are lookmg forward to helpnng the Varsaty un the 1952 53 season 39 ..,,. ..,.. ,..... .. .,.. . , .. , 19 47 ..,.. ,.....,, , ..... . , , . ,. 23 41 , ............... ,..... ' .. ., 22 24 . ,.,,........,.. .. ,..,., .,,.,.,. . , ,.., .. ., ,,,14 64 . ,...., ' ., , 48 55 , ..., ..,. ,..,.., , . . ,,. ,. . .. . 33 31 ,, .. ,.., ,.,. , .,.,.. C arlisle . .. .,, . 33 31 ,... ., , .......... . , ,, . . ,. .. . 33 38 .., ,,, ...,.,. . ' , , .. .. 28 51 . , . . , .. . . 30 41 . . ,. . .. , , , 55 40 .. , ,. 22 48 . 45 45 . 31 41 . ' 37 53 ,.,... 27 57 . 2 ' 38 50 . . . 35 35 .. . 31 41 .' 5 ' 26 35 . Z 32 I in . . . . ' I 76 C Club President JOHN ANSPACH Vnce President SAMUEL MUSSER Treasurer ROBERT WALTER Secretary EARL BURNS Publucuty ROBERT THOMAS Advlser MR ROBERT BEARD The C Club ns an orgamzatnon of boys who have won at least one letter an a malor school sport elther football basketball baseball or track The members of thus club attempt to wnn the respect of theur schoolmates by keepmg sports on a hugh level They try to develop among themselves and to mstnll an others the proper mterpretatlon of school spnrut Reading left to nght Row 1 Ralph Tolbert Jack Fatzgerald Robert Walter John Anspach Larry Strayer Davld McCleary Row2 Samuel Musser Robert Byers Earl Burns Glenn Deardorft James Bumbaugh Garnet Houpt Row3 Robert Thomas Wllllam Shank Earl Fogal Harry Verdler Ronald Bowers Row4 Edward Shatzer Stanley Teal Benlamm Banks Norman Butler Jacob Corwell Darwin Barkdoll Wulllam Renfrew Mr Robert Beard 77 ll ll H ll - - - 1 1 1 1 l . I 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l ' 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 ' l 1 1 1 1 1 . - Track Team Captain , . . KENNETH WASHINGER Managers , , , JAMES ROLLINS GARNET HOUPT JACOB MILLER Coach MR HOWARD HEGE Reading left to right Row 1 Garnet Houpt Ronald Bo ers Darwnn Barkdoll Robert Reaud Wllllam Walker Kenneth Washmger Robert Walter Samuel Musser John Kadel Jacob Mller Row2 Paul Ruda luman Rensch Har y Verdler Wlllla Renfrew James Alexander Thurman Hassler Richard Wagner Benlamln Heckman Tucker Hull Ray Snider Norman Mller Row3 David McCleary Nevm Short Albert Schuchman Stanley Teal Charles Myers Charles McGull Jacob Corwell Robert Carter Paul Derrldunger Ted Brown Coach Howard Hege Row4 Phrlup Meckley Wllllam Ald dge Arthur Kemp Joe Rebok Harold Ford Wllllam Boyd Edgar Tasker Wray Bevens Norman Butler Bengamln Banks Dual Meets Gettysburg Chambersburg S S T C Invltatuon Meet K9 teamsl Fourth Place 25W Washington Township Meet lScotland Buglervulle Wash lngton Township Qumcyl Fnrst Place 75V2 Hanover Relays Fourth Place South Penn Conference Second Place Drstrlct 43 at Lancaster Thnrteenth Place State Meet No entrles The C H S Thin Clads won only one track meet but as the records wall show the T951 team was the strongest and the most balanced of any to date Four school records were broken durung the season 200 yd Low Hurdles KENNETH WASHINGER 24 3 sec Hugh Jump ROBERT REAID 9 Shot Put WILLIAM WALKER 45 ft 912 Javelnn THURMAN HASSLER 142 ft 5' Two records were tied l'l0 yd Low Hurdles KENNETH WASHINGER T3 2 sec 880 yd Relay KENNETH WASHINGER ROBERT WALTER SAMUEL MUSSER HARRY VERDIER l 35 5 mm Snxteen members ot the team earned varsuty letters 78 . . 1 - I W I . I . r . . . ' , , f , i - T I I r . I . - m I I I - .. 'I .. If I 'I 'I I .. ' I , 65 A ,59 Carlisle ,, , . , 65 Chambersburg . .53 7 55 ' 4 ' A 5 tt. in. . X in. ' . A in. Baseball Team Student Managers ROBERT BYERS DAVID HODGES Coach MR JACK FISHER Scoring Record Scotland Chambersburg Hanover Chambersburg Qumcy Hagerstown 'Gettysburg Quincy Shlppensburg Hanover Gettysburg Scotland Shlppensburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg Chambersburg rence Games Under the dlrectuon of Coach Jack Flsher the Chambersburg Hugh School baseball team compuled a record of flve wms and sux losses Thus year there were only two Hrst strung regulars from the squad ofthe prevnous year Because ofa lack of experience there were fatal errors IN some ofthe games As IS evndenced from the scores there was a weakness In the patch :ng However the whole pncture was not blue as the Chambersburg team composed chiefly of underclassmen expectatuons are hugh for a more suc cessful season Reading left to right Row 1 Robert Byers John Anspach Edward Shatzer Robert Thomas Leslie Phell Gregory Summers Jack Fntzgerald Earl Burns Eugene Franklm Wnlllam McMorrus Mr Jack Fisher Row2 Ralph Tolbert Jack Small John Fogal Ronald Stepler George Martin James Bumbaugh Herbert Rlfe Norbert Kneavel Jay Black Nat pictured Donald Waters David Hodges 79 20 6 f 8 3 ' 3 9 3 T ' 7 'k ' 6 l J' 12 8 'k ' 7 'k split even with each team in the conference loop. As next year's team is Mat Club President JUDITH TOLBERT Vice-President . . JACQUELINE BENNETT Secretary . . . SHIRLEY WOLFORD Treasurer . A JOANNE TOLBERT Adviser . MISS HARRIET HARBAUGH The Mat Club is the girls' gymnastic organization The purpose of this club is to develop better skill grace, and coordination in gymnastics as well as 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 instruction in folk and country dancing Each year the club presents an a,sembly program Membership is open to all hugh school girls who are inter ested in gymnastic activities Rowl Reading left to right Dorothea Moraites Emilie Gsell Darlene Geissler Evelyn Klmg Susan Pryor Charmaine Rldenour Helen Etter Doris Blaclx Roberta Grimm Betty Wentzel Joanne Trogler Mary Sanders Row2 Carol Davis Alta McCrae Delores Mlclxley Patricia Wyland Shirley Wolford Donna St Clair Miriam Cox Roberta Souders Betty Edwards Janet Appel Phyllis Martin Jacqueline Bennett Janice Besore Miss Harriet Harbaugh Row3 Audrey Ickes Judith Tolbert Sharee Tolbert Shirley Saunders Eleanor Drummond Shirley Lampe Maxine Smith Emma Hoover Carolyn Alther Sallie Evans Ann Crusey Henrietta Pharo 80 I r 1 ' 1- . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Girls Intramural Association Reading left to right Row I Dorothea Keys Mary Cafferty Bernice Metz Georgia Slifer Patricia Row 2 Row 3 Feagans Eleanor Brookens Joyce Creamer Mary Cree Nancy Hoover Janet McCleary Sally Bowers Helen Etter Shirley Killlnger Joyce Brookens Shirley Bletsch Betty Crusey Doris Black Janet Appel Betty Edwards Saundra Tolbert Barbara Brown Barbara Carbaugh Miss Harriet Harbaugh Mary Sanders Marian McDermott Shirley Wolford Janice St Clair Joanne Shoclxey Margaret Short Joanne Tice Evelyn Hege Joan Steger Betty Wentzel Joanne Trogler Hudson Ruth Truett Peggy Barbour Sallnda Anlxerbrand Iva May Roof Jane Taylor Sandra Shoclwey Sally Evans President JOANNE TROGLER Vice President ANN CRUSEY Secretary SALLY EVANS Treasurers Senior JOYCE CREAMER Junior JUDITH TOLBERT Sophomore JANE HUDSON Freshman SALINDA ANKERBRAND Adviser MISS HARRIET HARBAUGH An athletic organization the Girls Intramural Association has charge of all sports for gurls Members sponsor intramural contests un volleyball basketball and softball Throughout the year the gurls of this organization attend Play Day at other schools Members also direct such individual games as bowling shufifleboard pmgpong and bean bags All activities are set up on a point sys tem the points being cumulative during the four years of high school There are four emblem awards each one being worth one hundred points These awards are made at the end of each school year at the special award assembly 81 n I Q . . . Z - I V . I . . I .. , t 1 - i I I V I I I I , , , , , , , . T I I I I - 1 1 , 1 , , , . Row 4-Roberta Grimm, Audrey lckes, Katherine Wenger, Sally Crouse, Patricia Furley, Jane I I I . I I I . . . . , . . I I 1 - I I I ' - I - I Tru Hu Y Clubs The Tru Hu Y organuzatuons are made up of gurls who are unterested un promotung hugh udeals of Chrustuan character as well as un strengthenung and upholdung the moral standard ofthe school Each club has devotuoncul program flnance hos putaluty socual and musuc commuttees Every member partucupates actuvely un the club by servung on the commuttee of her chouce The organuzatuon sponsors duscussuon meetungs as well as recreatuonal and servuce actuvutues A Buble course us planned for eught weeks durung the year The Senuor Tru Hu Y has a membershup of one hundred forty two uunuor and senuor gurls whule the Junuor Tru Hu Y has a membershup of one hundred seventy eught freshman and sopho more gurls These two clubs are among the largest and most actuve organuzatuons of the school Meetungs are held on alternate Wed nesdays durung actuvutues peruod Ollucers ol Senuor Tru Hu Y Presudent Vuce Presudents Senuor Secretary .Iunuor Secretary Senuor Treasurer .Iunuor Treasurer Parrot Reporter Advusers MARGARETTA SNOKE JOLENE WOLFORD .IANICE ST CLAIR MARTHA ELLIOTT PATRICIA DOUGLAS NORMA SHETTER DOROTHY HESS JOANNE BENDER MRS MARGUERITE COOK MRS CHRISTINE MICKEY Ollucers of Junuor Tru Hu Y Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Sophomore Treasurer Freshman Treasurer HARRIET MICKEY WILLAMAE SHIELDS NINA TERHUNE JOAN STEGER ANN HOUSER Advusers MRS HARRIET THOMPSON MISS IDA HELLER o n - ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 - ' ' 82 Senior Tri-Hi-Y Reading left to right: Row I-Helen Walterick, Shirley Haas, Lois Armstrong, Miriam Heflley, Martha Elliott, Joanne Burkholder, Doris Daugherty, Lois Appel. Row 2-Carolyn Rotz, Barbara Rexrode, Doris Sollenberger, Doris Stickell, Norma Kramer, Patricia Feagans, Dorothy Slifer, Ada Gettle, Jane Baily, Barbara Brown, Mae Eberly, Joanne Bender, Barbara Stine. Row 3-Jeanne Baker, Patricia Johnston, Dolores John, Esther Fitzgerald, Alice Culbertson, Evelyn Culbertson, Betty Paxton, Thelma Stewart, Dorothy Hess, Doris Foreman, Shirley Ott, Patricia Douglas, Patricia Swartz, Alice Timmons, Joanne Tice, Jo-Ann Ross, Marie Frey, Jane Stoutter, Alma Rosenberry, Jolene Wolford, Rachel Fields. Row4-Suzanne Brocious, Patricia Sherman, Joanne Finnift, Eunice Wagoner, Louise Smith, Eleanor Brookens, Barbara Carbaugh, Nancy Eley, Mary Baer, Joanne Etter, Pearl Sarvis, Vivian Hedrick, Joy Dymond, Jean Sollenberger, Myrtle Oberholser, Grace Zook, Patricia Armstrong, Annetta Bean, Janet Wingert, Norma Shetter. Reading left to right Row l Elaine McConaghy Elizabeth Carey Dorothy Snyder Evelyn Emery Anna Pugh Virginia Rider Kay Phenlcie Frances Crider Helen Wengert Dorothy Clugston Shirley Killlnger Carol Forsythe Carolyn Monn Lehman Patricia Grove Anne Boyer Nancy Horst Patricia Barr Elaine Edwards Bonita Hanes Elaine Stymiest Joyce Creamer Dorothy Zimmerman Mary Bennett Georgia Slifer Patricia Stoufter Row3 Grace Dice Anne Coble Ann Crusey Lois Bender Sonia Vestre Mary Rite Margaretta Snolme Julia Sites Patricia Churchtield Dorothy Shank Jo Ann Peters 83 Row 2-Shirley Perry, Janice St., Clair, Dorothy Rexroth, Evelyn Hege, Faye Stouffer, Sylvia Fisher, Gail I I 1 Q . I I - ' Q alwiw 9 Z, . 9' h,3Q.? :i1f99j??v Q4 1' f, :Q 39' ,'55f2g'Ql52F' gg . 'til , 6 ' A vii,-53,4 fu 'si g ' F 5 I Qui A . 4- - bl x on ' A , . A QHI' , A,-9,,.,, - A mmf-M 4 4, E A Q A ,,--v . 1- , W1 'Z f-'A V 3 3 a wk ,J V U Ni I '11. K ii ,gf A L is! Q . .I ' NN -+30 . ' 4 V :3 fx ' www ,M , f V N k in 4 - ' , ,M Q f Q' 4 it X :fr M s . , 4 f .V , ,,,,, 4 . .3 ,J I f . ,. W fr A 2' , 'z' '1 W .1 L1 A - ff 1 1 ' A -3- Q . Ar, 9 'H 1 -iw a - 12 5 2 I Ax .: 'l ' W a . QYW f:j u-N1 f, F 'f . Q, n 3 g W 9 t4 ..1 Z3 3 4 f 1 V fb: 'I t W A x , A - Mx 9 - - A 1 ,H 4, Q1 - 1 .- . A ,VV f 1 M L- -. - R N M x is Q., .., 5 Oil . 5. It 1 I Av A ' ' W A . IQLEQQAKN 3 3 3 x .Y gi'f3!4.,i LQ l ll W' -is :L K ll' . V 55515, 4 V- Hs Y Clubs OFFICERS OF SENIOR HI Y OFFICERS OF JUNIOR HI Y Pressdent WILLIAM SHANK Pressdent CHARLES FOX Vsce Pressdent WILLIAM SPAHR Vsce Pressdent ROBERT WOLFORD 5eCretary DAVID McCLEARY Secretary GEORGE TRAIL Treasurer LYNN BAKER Treasurer WAYNE HENRY Advssers MR ROBERT BEARD Advssers MR MERLE B HAFER MR JAMES KING The Hs Y clubs are made up of boys who dessre to create masntasn ancl extend throughout the school and communsty hsgh standards of Chrsstsan char acter Members of the club snvste men from the town and communsty to speak at some of the meetsngs At other meetsngs topscs of snterest and value to boys are dsscussed Hlms are shown and programs sn keepsng wsth the season are presented The most smportant prolects of the clubs throughout the year are the sponsorsng of a Bsble study course and the dsstrsbutsng of Chrsstmas baskets to needy famslses at Chrsstmas The clubs also send delegates to county and regsonal conferences Reports from these delegates are sndscatsve of the fact that the conferences are very snterestsng and profitable The Sensor Hs Y ss open to members of the lunsor and sensor classes whsle the Junsor Hs Y ss open to members of the freshman and sophomore classes Meetsngs are held on even Wednesdays dursng actsvstses persod Sensor Hs Y Reading left to rsghl Row 'I Donald Shannon James Alexander Roy Rotz Donald Culbertson Wayne Dsce Robert Ksssel Wsllsam Shank Lynn Baker Davsd McCleary Robert Walter Thomas Malone Robert McLaughlsn Lewss Bowers Row2 Wsllsam Byers George Jacobs Barnett Sears Donald Metz Allan Hafer Donald Lehman Wsllam Schrsver Robert Thomas Samuel Musser Wsllsam Upperman Thomas Smsth Mr Robert Beard Row3 Thomas Bohn Larry Strayer Harry Tolbert Harold Rotz Ronald Bradshaw Norman Msller Ronald Salmon Harold Hoover Rschard Bstner Clasr Kelly Luman Rensch 85 o 1 1 1 1 ' I . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - MR J HERBERT SWARTZ Junior Hi-Y Reading left to right: Row 'l-Richard Tedrick, Robert Shambach, Jack Highberger, Jack Martin, Roland Cauffman, William Rock, John Martin, William Jones, Jacob Miller, Jerry Garland, Lynn Byers, Robert Hall, Ronald Rensch, George Anthony, Ronald Summers. Row 2-William Shatzer, John Smarsh, Ray McCrae, Richard Rotz, Elwood Spedden, Paul Verdier, Robert Hocker, Clarence Pugh, James Watts, James Hollenshead, Harry Ankerbrand, Charlie Byers, Ronald Chambers. Row 3-Wilfred Souders, Richard Fahnestock, George Reamer, Ronald Kennedy, Harold College, Jerry Bitner, William Johnston, Richard Smith, Kenneth Mummert, Charles Brightbill, Lawrence Rosen- berry, Larry Bishop, Joe Summers, Duane Gooch, Henry Molson, Jacob Corwell. Reading left to right Row 1 Robert Glessner Donald Brindle Edwin Brown Charles Fox George Trail Wayne Henry Robert Wolford Steve StouHer Nicholas Wagner Row! William Oliver Richard Myers Roy Long Robert Kirkpatrick Richard Fleagle Roy Seyfert Ronald Perry Gregory Rensch William Schoenleber Edgar Dale Eugene Wenger Mr Merle B Hafer Row3 Kenneth L Peltier Kenneth McNew Kenneth Short John Haas Carlin Morris James Lawson Edward Huber Richard Hull Paul Beardslee Gerald Wlldeson Gerald Yaukey Paul Humpleby Robert Ocker Edwin Armstrong Row 4-Charles Llghtner Richard Wagner Donald Gochenauer William McMorris Donald Upperman Sylvester Barbour Leighton Scott Wray Bevens Donald Baker Gordon Vestre Marlin Funk Richard Westbrook Maurice Marotte Ronald Rosenberry Larry Ridenour James Elmore 86 I -- I . I . I I I V T I 1 I I I I , . , , , - - . T . I I I I I I , , ,,,, , . D I - I I A . . 1 I , , ,,,, I I I I I ' Student Advisory Coundl President SHERWOOD HAWLEY Vice-President JAMES BUMBAUGH Secretary DONNA JEAN HORST Treasurer DAVID MCCLEARY Advisers MISS JEANNE KIRBY MR. KENNETH GABLER Reading left to right: Row I-George Trail, William Shatzer, Joan Graham, Faith Wenger, Miriam Row 2 Raw 3 Row 4 Heftley, Carolyn Alther, Jerry Small, Larry Ridenour, Robert Etter. Margaretta Snake, Donna Jean Horst, Nina Terhune, Joanne Trogler, Martha Elliott, Judith Meckley, Ann Hauser, Jane Hudson, Janet Seilhamer, Barbara Brown, Paulene Forsythe, Sally Crouse, Steve Stoutter. Miss Jeanne Kirby, Paul Verdier, Lloyd Myers, Robert Thomas, Samuel Musser, Richard Aulthouse, William Schriver, Wray Bevens, Arnold Wasserman, Edgar Tasker, Elwood Spedden, Ronald Perry, Mr. Kenneth Gabler. Melvin Shetter, William Brown, Donald Metz, James Bumbough, David Hodges, Richard Butz, James Chase, Robert Walter, Robert Kane, David McCleary, William Shank, Charles Lightner, Sherwood Hawley. 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 buy records for noon- time dancing and to compile a student directory containing the names, addresses, and telephone Hall Squad Adviser MISS JEANNE KIRBY Reading left to right: Row I-Delores Beltz, Joyce Cook, Shirley Everts, Jean Conner, Marianne Hosler, Shirley Perry. Row 2-Mona Helsel, Shirley Davis, Joan Crist, Patsy Cauftman, Mabel Sens- heimer, Leah Smith, Carol Raifsnider. Row 3-Miss Jeanne Kirby, Jacob Miller, Nedra Jones, Vesta Buterbaugh, Richard Burns, James Althouse. Row 4-Ronald Highlands, W i l I ia m Bowers, Nelson Huber, Ronald Rotz, Carl Faircloth, Bruce Ransom, Eugene Ricker. numbers of the administration and pupils. Closely associated with the Student Advis- ory Council is the Hall Squad. It maintains order in the halls, keeps tratific moving on the stairs, helps to keep the corridors and washrooms clean and neat, gives notification of any emer- gency 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. Parrot Stalt Editor-in-Chief MIRIAM HEFFLEY Business Manager NORMAN MILLER Advisers MR. JOHN MILLER MR. PHILIP MICHAELS Reading left to right: Row I-Jolene Wolford, Darlene Geissler, Janet Statler, Marian McDermott, Sally Bowers, Jane Hudson, Patricia Furley, Esther Rock, Janet Donahoe. Row 2-Shirley Everts, Bertha Cooper, Miriam Statler, Miriam Helifley, Janet Horst, Peggy McNew, Eloise Martin, Marianne Hosler, Betty Edwards, Patricia Douglas, Joanne Finnift, Annette Frecan, Faith Wenger. Row 3-Glenda Gardner, Louise Smith, Sally Crouse, Paulene Forsythe, Carol Forsythe, Barbara Bowers, Anne Boyer, Catherine Young, Betty Miley, Hazel Mitchell, Helen Wengert. Row 4-Paul Wengert, Carlin Morris, Paul Ruda, Harry Wolf, Norman Miller, William Hudson Donald Matzelle, Donald Culbertson, Ray Farkas, George Trail, Charles Lightner. The Parrot is a weekly publication of the Chambersburg Area 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 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 left to right: Row 1-Nancy Rock, Joanne Rosenberry, Patricia Beard, Katherine Wenger, Nina Terhune, Kathryn Warren, Nancy Allen. Row 2-Helen Walterick, Joyce Cook, Gloria Grove, Evelyn Burkholder, Jacqueline Bennett, Mae Eberly, Dorothy Hess. Row 3-Bonita Hanes, Jeanne Baker, Shirley Gift, Eleanor Forrester, Mary Bennett, Eleanor Ewan. Row 4-Bernice Metz, Phyllis Heck, Nancy Horst, Betty Cool, Suzanne Michaels, Sally Evans, Wilma Shatzer. 1 Library Stall President MIRIAM HEFFLEY Vice-President MARY JANE HARTRANFT Secreta ry-Treasurer JOAN GRAHAM Advisers i MISS MILDRED SHULL MISS SHIRLEY SONON Reading left to right: Row I-Miriam Heftley, Sherry Florig, Norma Shetter, Frances Crider, Martha Bauman, Faith Wenger, Sylvia Campbell, Shirley Biesecker, Jane Eyer, Mary Jane Hartranft, Joyce Dice. Raw 2-Andrew Jacobson, Janet Diehl, Mary Diehl, Nancy Zeger, Shirley Stockslager, Maxine Harmon, Joanne Rosenberry, Peggy McNew, Shirley Brown, Patsy Brookens, Sally Bowers, Lois Carver, Glenda Gardner, Katherine McCleary, John E. Leonard. Row 3-Miss Shirley Sonon, Julia Sites, Anna Mary Fortna, Miriam Heckman, Elizabeth Johns, Helen Walterick, Ruth Truett, Joan Graham, Dorothy Schoenleber, Doris Rite, Shirley Statler, Wilma Shatzer, Janet Rotz, Miss Nancy Unger. Row 4-Louise Plum, Jean Sollenberger, Fern Byers, Nancy Robertson, Betty Miley, Dorothy Shank, Janet Wingert, Fannie Byers, Helen Gomer, Alice Blair, Mildred Webber, Patricia Grove, Catherine Young, Irma Whitesman, Evelyn Emery. The Library Staff is made up of members from all tour classes. These stu- dents 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 receive awards for outstanding work, but ot more im- portance to the student is the valuable experience he gains. More skillful use of the library, working with people, and vocational experience are a few of the outstanding values which the individual staff members receive. At the same time the school benefits from the service given by the Library Stott. Senior students, Bertha Ccoper and Rcbert Drawbaugh, making use of the card catalog in an endeavor to find appro- priate references for source theme bibliographies. 89 Dramatic Club Presndent ARNOLD WASSERMAN Vnce Presldent RICHARD LEEDY Secretary MARY ELLEN KLOCK Treasurer JOHN LEONARD Advtser MRS VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK The purpose ofthe Dramatlc Club ns to gsve nts members an opportunity to partncupate In plays both an an acting and a producnng capacity It also strnves to develop an appreciation of better drama as well as to ralse dramatic standards ln all local productlons Reviews of current Broadway plays form a part of the program ofthe year Attentnon us guven to the art of make up and to outstandmg theatrucal folk Through the medium of the one act play the club holds Itself In readmess to respond to requests for entertalmng not only wuthm the school but also nn the community Plays for such occasions as the promotuon of the sale of tuberculosls seals are prepared by the club and nn some Instances are glven over the broadcastung system Occasuonally the group attends the productuons ofllered The Dramatuc Club members assume all the responsubuluty of the pro grams Speakers are lnvnted to lecture on various phases of the drama One act plays are given during the regular meetnngs The club us lnmlted to sensors who e smcerely Interested IH good theatre Rowl Reodmg left to nght Dolores Mmottn Jo Ann Ross Florence Muller Betty Wentzel Jeanne Hunter Row2 John Leonard Barbara Rexrode Shirley Kllllnger Patrlcla Feagans Patrlcla Stouffer Mary Ellen Klock Ronald Hartzok Row3 Anabel Leonard, Carol Jean Llghtner, Carol Forsythe, Evelyn Burlxholder Row 4-Clair Kelly, Richard Leedy, Arnold Wasserman, Luman Rensch, Norman Muller 90 . . I ' . ' . - I . . I I by other schools in the surrounding areas. or - - - 11 11 Light Crew Manager HARRY WOLF Adviser MR. VICTOR FOREMAN The Stage Crew is responsible for producing an attractive setting for all school productions. Handling equipment, scene shifting, and provid- ing sound effects are just 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 stat? this year has worked elliiciently under the careful supervision of the student managers and the faculty adviser, Mr. Vance Snyder. Readfng left to right: Row 1-Jack R'ckrode, Marlin Funk, Harold Miller. Row 2-Larry Ridenour, Mr. Vance Snyder, Kenneth Peifter. Reading left to right Harry Wolf Maurice Marotte James Lawson Carlin Morris Mr Victor Foreman The Light Crew was ofticially organized in the spring of 1950 for the purpose of maintain ing and operating the lighting for all stage pro ductions in the Chambersburg Area High School The work requires skill as well as knowledge of electricity and is a fascinating activity to its mem bers Particularly worthy of mention is the work that was done for the school play and the Christ mas program Stage Crew Managers JACK RICKRODE HAROLD MILLER Adviser MR. VANCE SNYDER 91 Latin Club Presudent .,.,,, , ............ .,.,..... J ANE HUDSON Vice-President . . . ANNETTE FRECON Secretary ......... ,,AA,.. .,.,. , I JOANNE TROGLER Treasurer .,.,,,., ................,r .,.... G E ORGE TRAIL Adviser . ...,...,. ...... .,,A,r M I SS ELIZABETH ELDER Reading left to right Rowl Mary Drehl Lars Carver Patrlcra Hoch Jane Hudson Nana Terhune Nancy Allen Kathryn Warren Geneva Green Elame McConaghy Row2 Anna Pugh Suzanne Kuhn Nancy Robertson Joanne Rosenberry Dora Hemphlll Patrlclo Poe Joan Vanderau Irma Whltesman Row 3-George Tranl Annette Frecon Gretchen Kieffer Anne Boyer Loulse Smith Lewese Ross Mary The Latm Club whnch IS composed of members from all Latm classes meets every two weeks for the purpose of supplementing the regular class work with addltuonal maternal about Roman life and customs The members of the club gnve reports smg Latm songs work Latm puzzles see movues and slndes and prepare varnous types of prolects The purpose of the club as to arouse Interest m anclent culture and to I us trate the debt which our cnvnlnzatlon owes to ancient Rome 92 . . : - . I . I . . I , . I I I I ' 1 I I I I . I . ' I , . .I I . I I I . I I Moore, Eleanor Drummond, Joanne Trogler, Donald Matzelle. I I I I I I Spanish Club President JEAN WINGERT Vice-President JOAN PRYOR Secretary MILDRED LEHMAN Parrot Reporter GLENN NYE Adviser MISS RUTH BIEBER The purpose ofthe Spanish Club is to further the students' knowledge of the Spanish language 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 informational back- ground, the club also aims to develop an understanding of other people and their contributions to the world, there- by helping to eliminate racial and na- tional prejudices. Reading left to Row 2 Row 3 Reading left to right: Row I-Donna Jean Horst, Nancy Kolb, Doris Stickell, Robilee Pollock, Anne Boyer, Nina Terhune, Mary Jane Hartranft. Joanna Emma Barbara Annetta Eleanor Hudson, Bieber. Row 2-Miss Ann Yorty, Mae Eberly, Lewese Ross, Carol n Harvie, Barbara Y Gribble, Joanne Trogler, Katherine Wenger. Row 3-George Trail, Nancy Horst, Bonita Hanes, Mary Bennett, Allan Hafer. right: Row I-Nancy Rock, Donna Fahnestock, Glenn Nye, Piper, Mildred Lehman, Jean Wingert, William Brown, Patricia Wyland, Arlene Morrow. Straley, Gladys Wenger, Joan Steger, Saundra Tolbert, Brown, Beverly Fegan, Geraldine Jamison, Nancy Kennedy, Bean. Ewan, Anna Fortna, Pauline Leininger, Edgar Dile, William Maurice Marotte, Winifred Paxton, Jean Conner, Miss Ruth 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 litera- ture of France. The club meets dur- ing activities period on odd Tuesdays Programs include French songs, poems, proverbs, puzzles, conversa- tion, and anecdotes. Parrot Reporter Adviser 93 French Club President DONNA JEAN HORST Vice-President ROBILEE POLLOCK Secretary CAROLYN HARVIE Treasurer DORIS STICKELL GEORGE TRAIL MISS ANN YORTY Book Club Reading left to right Row 'I Jane Eyer Jolene Wolford Joanne Shockey Allce Culbertson Esther Fltzgerald Genevxeve Rowles Wlmfred Paxton Joanne Blklo Catherlne Young Barbara Bowers Row2 Roy Rotz Guy Baer Frederlck Krauss Janet Statler Elame Thompson Elorse Martln Helen Wengert Myrtle Obsrholser Glenda Gardner Row3 Donald Lehman Donald Metz Leland Neuroth Rlchard Butz Frank Young Lowell Heefner Ray Kauflman Larry Rldenour Presldent SHERWOOD HAWLEY Secretary BARBARA BOWERS Treasurer ROY ROTZ Adviser MRS HELEN BARD The purpose of the Book Club ns to lnstull In Its members an Interest nn good books and worth whale magazme ortlcles Members read not only classics but modern books as well and are nn close cooperation wnth the lnbrary at all tlmes nn order to become acquamted wuth new books magazmes and pamphlets The club meets on alternate Tuesdays of the school year Membershlp ns open to sophomores lunlors and sensors 94 Vice-President , .. ., .,.,. , DONALD METZ Commercial Club President ., JANET SEILHAMER Vice-President , . . ALICE TIMMONS Secretary . , SHIRLEY HAAS Treasurer . I JOANNE BURKHOLDER Parrot Reporter . SHIRLEY BRUMBAUGH Adviser ,, .,,, . . MR. J. KENNETH GABLER The purpose of the Commercial Club is to teach the members every day ofllce routlne Durmg the year members of the club hear lectures from local bustnessmen As a result of these lectures the students become acqualnted wtth the demands of the business world Several times during the year the club members vlslt business offices In Chambersburg They also do typing and other types of ollllce work for varlous teachers and organnzatlons of the school Thus year for the flrst time the Commerclal Club held a luncheon at Hotel Washtngton All members of the club as well as the teachers of the Commerclal Department attended Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays Membershlp us open to all lunlor and senlor commercial students Reading left to right Row I Patncla Swartz Dorothy Zummerman Patrlcla Douglas Dons Daugherty Lots Byers Dorothy Snyder Mary Byers Jean Sollenberger Carolyn Rotz Grace Zook Mlnam Statler Joanne Shockey Row2 Georgla Sllfer Dorothy Wenger Joan Wungerd Shnrley Smlth Shnrley Haas Joanne Burlxholder Shirley Brumbaugh Allce Tummons Janet Sellhamcr Peggy McNew Eloise Martm Dorothy Clugston Hornet Grove Lots Appel Row3 Dorothy Sllfer Alnce Culbertson Darlene McVntty Joanne Etter Martha Ellnott Evelyn Culbertson Thelma Stewart Helen Walteruck Shnrley Wmters Ruth Truett Betty Cool Glorna Grove Suzanne Mlchaels Mr Kenneth Gabler Row4-Joanne Bender Joanne Flnmft Eumce Wagoner Paulme Heck Sheldon Stunlxard Donald Hallenshead Ronald Bradshaw Harold Rotz Carolyn Wells Janet Wmgert Lots Armstrong Dons Blgler 95 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Nurses ol Tomorrow Club President FAITH WENGER Vlce Presldent BARBARA GRIBBLE Secretary ELAINE EDWARDS Treasurer ELAINE McCONAGHY Parrot Reporter SUZANNE BROCIOUS Adviser MRS MARION ANGLE Reading left to right Row 'I Betty Pax on Ruth Saunders Soma Vestre Dorothy Hess Mary Lou Wenger Paulette Patterson Jane Taylor Dons Black Catherine Young Evelyn Hege Jane Coble Phyllis Lesher Shirley Lampe Janice St Clalr Marlene Brechblll Row2 Marne Calvert Shirley Ott Colleen Muller Barbara Grlbble Louise Plum Falth Wenger Elaine McConaghy Mary Dlehl Lols Carver Peggy Barbour Glenda Gardner Evelyn Emery Irma Rose Whltesman Mary Cree Nancy Eyer Nancy Robertson Edwards Sally Crouse Patrlcla Furley Patsy Shadle Sallnda Ankerbrand Beryl Eyer Mary Loulse Cafterty Ruth Harrlger Row 4-Delores Burkholder Helen Wengert Mae Eberly Grace Dnce Bomta Hanes Suzanne Brocxous Jeanne Baker Janet Appel Anne Coble Eleanor Ewan Elaine Edwards Shirley Davls Eleanor Drummond Barbara Bowers Mary Jane Kinsella Henrietta Pharo Elizabeth Harris The Nurses of Tomorrow Club was orgamzed an T937 for the purpose of presentlng a true pucture of a nurses lnfe and of studymg the qualuflcahons necessary for enterlng good tramlng schools The club rs made up of freshman sophomore lunlor and sensor gurls who are Interested nn nursing as a career The programs and plans thus year Include lectures by varnous members of the nurslng and medlcal professnons and a combnned dance wlth the Costume Club Members of the club also donated several pneces of equnpment for use In the emergency room 96 ' ' : - 1 , , ' , , I I I . I ' I I I . I . , . . . I . D t . I . , . I . I , I . I . I I I . llll ' I 1 I . Row 3-Mrs. Marion Angle, Mary Lou Holtry, Margaret Hassler, Miriam Hettley, Geneva Green, Betty R I I . . I , . I I . I . ' I I I . I . I . I I I I I I I . I I I I . I . I . . . . . , . . . . - 1 I I ' Costume Club Presndent SALLY CROUSE Vnce President DOROTHY WENGER Secretary JOAN WINGERD Treasurer ARLENE WASHINGER Advuser MRS MARGARET IVINS Reading left to right Row 1 Grace Dlce Geraldine Reed Emma Lee Hoover Arlene Washmger Gall Lehman Sally Crouse Dorothy Wenger Joan Wmgerd Janet Appel Jane Everetts Betty Edwards Jean Conner Row2 Marlonne Hosler Lucllle Dullabaun Nancy Walker Shirley Stocluslager Pauline Lelnlnger Patncua Furley Sally Bowers Jean Wnngert Gladys Wenger Mary Bennett Eleanor Ewan Mrs Row3 Thelma Stewart Ruth Fxelds Dons Sollenberger Shurley Upperman Almeda Ruce Beverly Fegan Anne Coble Mary Ann Rlfe Glenda Flnkey Betty Lelnmger Shirley Decker Gloria Grove Mmam Statler The Costume Club us composed of sophomore lumor, and sensor gurls Members study costume deslgnnng, current fashion trends, and home decora tnon problems They also do departmental sewmg and help make cos tumes for school productnons Meetnngs are held on alternate Tuesdays durung actnvutues perlod 97 - h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Margaret lvlns. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Visual Education Club President RICHARD AULTHOUSE Vice-President . , CARL COOK Secretary THEODORE POE Treasurer LLOYD MYERS Chief Technician I I EDWARD POWELL Chief Film Technician I . JAY MARTIN Adviser , . ,. MR. ROBERT ARNOLD Reading left to right: Row I-William Shank Lynn Baker Jay Martin Lloyd Myers Carl Cook Richard Aulthouse Theodore Poe Edward Powell Harry Wolf James Lawson David Snider Row2 Patricia Stouffer Karl Zeger Joseph Snider Paul Wengert Charlie Byers Thomas Drummond Lee Deamer Donald Knoll Donald Matzelle Lee Wadel Carl Culbertson Robert Byers Mr Robert B Arnold Row3 Kenneth Shannon Guy Baer Barnett Sears Charles Gress Ronald Salmon Avery Zoal: Paul Kelly Isaac Grove Donald Culbertson John Ile Carlin Morris students in every department of the high school Its expanding program neces sitates the utmost loyalty cooperation and time from each carefully chosen member The film library has been greatly enlarged and now contains one hundred motion picture films and six hundred film slides A great deal of audio visual equipment has been added All of this plus the prolection of more than three hundred motion picture films which are rented from film rental libraries attests 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 experiences and skulls which will be useful to them in adult life 98 The Visual Education Club is very active in giving service to teachers and , , ' I , Camera Club President LLOYD MYERS Vice-President CLAIR KELLY Secretary JOHN PICKING Treasurer ROY ROTZ Adviser MR HERBERT SWARTZ Reading left to right: Row 'l-Paul Wengert, Lloyd Myers, Richard McGehee, Harry Wolf, Clair Kelly, Carlin Morris, Darwin Barkdoll. Rnw 2-Roy Rotz, Harold Rotz, John Ross, Leigh Knepper, William Hudson, Paul Kelly, Richard Aulthouse, Harold Miller. The Camera Club is comprised of sopho- more, iunior, and senior boys who are inter- ested in learning the fundamental principles of photography. Members are taught how to de- velop films and how to make, dry, and enlarge prints. The club has access to a completely equipped dark room. Meetings are held week- ly on Wednesdays after school. The Science Club is composed of iunior and senior boys who desire a more extensive knowl- edge 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 members. Excursions to places of scien- tific interest give the students a chance to see the principles of science illustrated in action. The club affords an excellent opportunity in which to make a more thorough study of the sci- entific world in which we live. Reading left to right: Row 'l-Norman Miller, Ramsey Frank, Richard McGehee, George Jacobs, Richard Leedy, Robert Thomas, Andrew Jacobson. Row 2-Luman Rensch, Harry Tolbert, Clair Kelly, Robert Walter, Larry Strayer, Harry Verdier, Darwin Borkdoll, Mr, Glendon Weeks. Row 3-James Bumbaugh, David McCleary, Richard West, William Rexrode, Kermit Brindle, Thomas Smith, John Shreiner, Richard Aulthouse. Row 4-Paul Ruda, Dean Fowler, David Eby, Eugene Klee, Ronald Gsell, Harry Wolf, Larry Lowry. Science Club President CLAIR KELLY Vice-President LARRY STRAYER Secretary JAMES BUMBAUGH Treasurer ROBERT WALTER Adviser MR. GLENDON WEEKS Future Farmers of America Reading left to nght Row 1 Davud Snider Robert Deardorft Marvm Upperman LeVerne Heckman Ray Rotz Carl Cook Samuel Musser Karl Zeger Emory Wllllams Nelson Wenger? Ethelbert Byers Joseph Snider Row2 Mr Arnold Lueck Paul Wengert Donald Culbertson Gerald Strlte Ray Kauffman Avery Zook Ross Walker Donme Martm Wayne Beneduct Ronald Bender Samuel Sollenberger Fred Meyers Rnchard Rebok Ronald Black Row3 Wayne Dice Nathan Eshleman Wllllam Crust James Dlller Charles Hay Wlllnam Martm Frank Young Lengh Knepper Donald Lehman Harold College Robert Klssel John Ross John Ile Adam Crust Elmer Myers Presndent SAMUEL MUSSER Secretary ROY ROTZ Treasurer KARL ZEGER Parrot Reporter WAYNE DICE Sentmel ROSS WALKER Advuser MR ARNOLD LUECK Membershup un the Future Farmers of Ameruca IS of three kinds actnve assoclate and honorary There are four degrees to be attauned by actuve mem bers Green Hand Degree Chapter Farmer Degree Keystone Farmer Degree and Amerucan Farmer Degree Assocuate membershnp us for boys who have been out of school three or more years or for those who do not wash to hold actlve member ship Honorary membershnp ns for adults who are Interested In advancmg voca tuonal agruculture and the work of the Future Farmers of Amerlca 100 I F I I I . 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I . . . - 5 1 I I Future Craftsmen of Amerlca JOHN ANSPACH EARL BURNS STANLEY TEAL BENJAMIN HECKMAN MARLIN WAGNER MR WILLIAM FREET MR CHARLES FLECK PresIdent VIce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Parrot Reporter AdvIsers The Future Craftsmen of AmerIca IS a club composed of sophomore Iumor, and senIor boys who are enrolled In the VocatIonal lndustrIal Course The aIms of thIs club are to encourage a greater Interest In vocatlonal UCTIVITISS InvolvIng craftsmanshIp to Increase knowledge of Industrnal ganIzatIons, and to promote fellowshIp among the youth Interested In dustrIal educatIon Readlng left to rrght Row I WIllIam Vanderau Jack RICkf0dB Lee SmIth Robert Slexghter WIlIIam ShIfler Warren Hoffednz Earl Burns John Anspach Benlamm Heckman Stanley Teal Harold MIller Thomas Clapsaddle Phlllp Stouffer Charles Hawbecker Row 2-Glenn Deardorff Wallace Beam Carlnn MorrIs James Lawson James Reed Carl Grove MIlton RhIne Maynard Plum Robert Small Kenneth Shannon RIchard Foreman George McFerren Row3 Mr Charles Fleck Jack Fntzgerald James Heckman Stephen Carter Garry Culler Kenneth Lutz Ronald Bowers Thurman Hassler Robert Byers Ronald Rosenberry Leon GelwIcks Carl Culbert son Carl Argenbrnght Lee Wadel RIchard Rouzer Mr WIllIam Freet Row 4-Jacob Corwell John Heck Wayne Grove Bennett Buttlnger John Shadle Walter Cool Preston Rotz George Blecher Edward RIfe RIchard Hornbalxer Glenn Harman NevIn Short Thomas Redlnger RIchard Armstrong Arthur Sollenberger LeslIe PheIl Donald Knoll P fi 101 D I , Ol'- . . . in- . 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III See You In My Dreams Im m the Mood for Love Dark Eyes Sweet Vrolets Druftlng and Dreammg So Trred Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Personality III Strong Along wnth You Hatr Flowers Vrolet Sweet pea Bachelor button rms Rose Tulups Carnation Camellla Buttercup Lnly of the valley Norclssus Delpltlnlum L: ac FOR SENIOR Personality Tunes LYNN BAKER MARTHA BAUMAN WALTER BEARD JEAN BEST SHIRLEY BIETSCH RICHARD BITNER JAMES BUMBAUGH ANN CRUSEY NATHAN ESHLEMAN JANE EYER PATRICIA FEAGANS MARVIN GELSINGER RONALD GSELL ELIZABETH HARRIS VIOLET HEPFER DONALD HOLLENSHEAD DAVID HORN EUGENE KLEE NANCY KOLB GAIL LEHMAN JANE BARKLEY FRANCES CRIDER DONALD CRIST DELORES HECKMAN NORMA KRAMER DAVID McCLEARY JEAN STAMBAUGH BETTY MILEY MIRIAM ROCK NORMA SHETTER JOANNE SHOCKEY BETTY SITES MARGARET WALTERS CATHERINE YOUNG Slowpoke Charlre My Boy Happy Boy Any Tume Sweet Sue Smlles All I Want For Chrustmas My Two Front Teeth I Got Rhythm Full of Fun and Fancy Free Amt He Cute Undecided My Luttle Redhead Stardust Half Tlme Strut Put Me In Your Pocket Domlno A Wonderful Guy Aunt Musbehavnng Bashful Blues Foo Peanut Pom Pom Cotton Candy Mallo Cup Peanut Butter Cup Wheatnes Dates Sugar Popcorn Chewlng Gum Spinach Bonbon Crackerlacks Apple DONNIE MARTIN CHARLES McGlLL HAROLD MILLER JERRY MILLER HAZEL MITCHELL LLOYD MYERS THEODORE RANSOM LUMAN RENSCH WILLIAM SHIFLER ROBERT SLEIGHTER CLARA SMALL MIRIAM STATLER ELEANOR STONER RAMONA VAN HOOSE RAY VAUGHN VERNA VAUGHN HARRY VERDIER DOROTHY WENGER AVERY ZOOK HELEN BAKER ALICE BLAIR HAZEL BUMBAUGH BERTHA COOPER GERALD MARTIN SAMUEL MUSSER HELEN NEWMAN ALMEDA RICE JANET SEILHAMER BEATRICE SMITH THOMAS SMITH FAYE STOUFFER WILLIAM UPPERMAN MARLIN WAGNER ,, . ,, 1, H It I tt H ' ' H ,, . . . . ,, ff It ,, . . . . ,, It - rt ,, ,, H It It - tt H ' H ff - ff H ' Is ,, . ,, H ,, . ,, 1, It ,, , ,, ,, tt It tt H - f If ,, ,, tt - If ' ' WAYNE GETTEL Bumble Boogie ROBERT SPRINGER ,, , . ,, ,, . tt ,, ,, It H H - fr H - ' ff ,, . . . ,, ,, - tt ,, . ,, ,, - U ,, , ,, ,, H ,, . ,, ,, . , . V tt ,, , . . ,, ,I It d I . 'I IO6 Two ofa Kmd Machlnlsts at Work Lnttle Cmzens Courageous Companions Seelng Double CLASS ONLY A Hero of Our Tlme Books The Man with the Iron Hand The Face of Innocence Joan of Arc Do You Want to Be a Nurse' Bring Along Laughte Bug Enough Forever Free Happy Go Lovely Curtam Goung Up' Learning How to Behave The Celebrity Woman at Wor Capta n Cook Wanda All the Trumpe s Sounded Happy Boy The Wanderer How to Be a Successful Secretary So Young So Farr Youth at the Wheel He Hltched Hrs Wagon to an Electron Southpaw Sleep Tull Noon Oh' Ranger Slave of Catallne Wme Women and Words The Fabulous Wlnk Behold Your Queen' Veuns of Iron Sarlor s Cholce Handy Andy The Betrothed Confessions of a Sclentlst Should I Retire? So Bug Life of an American Workman Down the Road with Johnny Llttle Man What Now? Woman of Dlstlnctlon Pride and Preludlce So This ls Golf! Our Mutual Friend The Fastest Human JOHN ANSPACH DARWIN BARKDOLL GEORGE BIECHER JOANNE BIKLE DORIS BLACK RONALD BRADSHAW KERMIT BRINDLE JOYCE BROOKENS ANNA MAY BURKHART EVELYN BURKHOLDER LEWIS BOWERS EARL BURNS ELIZABETH CAREY CARL COOK WANDA COOK EDDIE CONNER ROBERT DRAWBAUGH DAVID EBY MARTHA ELLIOTT ESTHER FITZGERALD PAUL FLEAGLE EARL FOGAL JOHN FOGA' DEAN FOWLER RAMSEY FRANK JOAN GRAHAM RONALD HARTZOK ELMER HILES JEAN HORST GARNET HOUPT JEANNE HUNTER ANDREW JACOBSON PATRICIA JOHNSON CLAIR KELLY LARRY LOWRY CAROLYN MONN KENNETH MOWEN BARBARA REXRODE ROY ROTZ MARGARETTA SNOKE PATRICIA STOUFFER LARRY STRAYER BARBARA STINE ROBERT WALTER CARL ARGENBRIGHT CARL CULBERTSON JOAN BENDER MARY BYERS ELEANOR BOOKENS JOYCE CREAMER ALICE CULBERTSON EVELYN CULBERTSON 107 Innocents Abroad The Great Companions Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Master Mmds of Modern Sc ence CAROLYN HARVIE MARY ELLEN KLOCK GERALDINE JAMISON NANCY KENNEDY ANABEL LEONARD ROBILEE POLLOCK JOHN LEONARD WILLIAM REXRODE k . f . Keeper of the Bees , GLADYS FRUSHOUR FOR SENIOR Radro and Televnsron Programs Magazmes In the Kutchen The Contented Hour Woman rn Whrte Vorce of Amenca Boots and Saddles Man About Town Charm Clrmc Stars rn Your Eyes Let s Go The Amaznng Mr Malone Something Special Stnctly for the Grrls Date to Dance Say It wrth Music Beat the Clock Private Eye Brlde and Groom The Handyman Just Plarn Bull Meet the Press Mr Presrclent C mon n Dance JOANNE ETTER RICHARD HAMBRIGHT RUTH HARRIGER SHERWOOD HAWLEY LOWELL HEEFNER ROBERT KANE SHIRLEY KILLINGER CAROL JEAN LIGHTNER HELEN MACKEY THOMAS MALONE JAY MARTIN RICHARD McGEHEE COLLEEN MILLER SHIRLEY OTT THEODORE OVERCASH LOUISE PLUM THEODORE POE WILLIAM RENFREW PAUL RUDA WILLIAM SHANK BETTY WENTZEL Charm Photography Illustrated Mademorselle Country Gentleman Today s Woman Sports Album Glamour Seventeen Color Photography Theatre Arts Boy s Lrfe Sports Afleld Woman s Home Companion Game News Varsrty Holiday Mechanrx Illustrated Fleld and Stream All the Things You Are Attractwe Lllteable Lrttle Talkatlve Handsome Engaged Talented HOPPY lntellrgent Neat Generous Studrous Youthful Optrmrstlc Understandnng Anrmated Rhythmrcal DOLORES STEPLER PEGGY HASSLER MARIE ROSENBERRY HELEN SMALL LINDSEY RENFREW JOAN WINGERT ARNOLD WASSERMAN ROBERT KISSEL HAROLD ROTZ PATRICIA GROVE FAITH WENGER HELEN WENGERT ROBERT BYERS ISAAC GROVE JO ANN ROSS LOIS BYERS WILLIAM SPHAR Energetic MARY JANE HARTRANFT LOUISE ANKERBRAND RICHARD AULTHOUSE MARY BAER WAYNE DICE SYLVIA FISHER RICHARD GARMAN BARBARA GRIBBLE DELORES JOHN PAUL KELLY RICHARD LEEDY ROBERT McLAUGHI.IN SHIRLEY McNEW HAROLD REXROTH RONALD ROSENBERRY STANLEY TEAL HARRY TOLBERT WILLIAM VANDERAU RICHARD WEST ' ' ' DOLORES MINOTTI Popular Mechanics .. DALE RICE 108 Lrttle l.ulu Dogwood Blondue Bug Ben Bolt Brenda Starr Henry Reporter CLASS ONLY Comic-strip Characters SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG DONALD BLOOM CAROL FORSYTHE BENJAMIN HECKMAN MIRIAM HEFFLEY GEORGE JACOBS Alvln Freckles The Tlmrd Soul Llttle lodlne Perry Wnnkle Penny pug ELAINE On to Washmgton To Washungton we planned to Smce our freshman year And then the trap seemed for away But soon It drd appear The cost was one terrufic sum Fave thousand for three days How could we ever find the means By whlch It could be raised We thought and thought through all t e Our mlnds were In a stew But then a thought appeared to us Thus us what wed do' We d go from door to door each day And confldent we d be That we would sell our magozlnes And reach our goal wuth glee September and October passed Oh now what could we do? We looked around and then we saw That Chrnstmos was our clue To show proudly our wares The cards were shlny brtght and gay Thus lughtened much our cares The dances that we seniors gave Were quute a great success And oh the food and rummage sales They made the cost much less Full soon the sensor play rolled round Twas Father of the Bride So great a hut It was to a That people laughed and crted Wuth thus our task came to an en Our dutues were now done n so Farewell to a we crue We re ot? to Woshnngton' 109 n ghts STYMIEST FREDERICK KRAISS GERALD KRINER DONALD LEHMAN FLORENCE MILLER NELSON PERRY SHIRLEY STUMBAUGH . go' h I 7 And so again at doors we knocked ' ' Il, . . dl A d , ll, ' d Around Sclwool Getting the Required H,-O Prelude to Knowledge Brushes and Points Two--love Watch your fingers, puleeze Friday ot 3:30 Mademoiselle Artisfe Tea Time World Travellers Parents' Nig hr Guidance Room'7 Sfraughf ahead One nfmg ihe Ma mas and Pap G5 111 Eager Beavers 8 ,gb 1 30 , H. 1 N, 'ini 'l A Y 'X 'M A an -F . 'fix A' ,,'-,, 'W' ann? 4 elk lx s 'Se i G :ix s ? V 141, Clif? 4-1 my K FACULTY rmuafs X ,ww W5 wah Wi.: 'alll Q5 Q f oo 'VM lf .7 .... . HEADLINES 1 W M ,. A M Ei in-3' , Yo! 4 Q E W3 H1 S2 6, Lf 4 Q Q am J tb ffgf, Y ACHYJ3 lc, 'V I X Q E 32 X 1 , , L 475-Fmix 1 3 f- -' 'a' ' ' ' , Q i a t 1. AVV K fx : - F' ' tg, I E E2 x xx 5 -4' uhlv fl AIBQI IZA!! 1 l'-I x LX Ll X X ,iff N-..- R ifgf 'S Q S gg W 'x . I ,! SQ iw Q X S 1, 1 Q1 I 1 k 9 '- R I ,. I L., Q f' A 11 Q ..Q A -Z 4 -X, -- - ,H 'Q E ,L fi I A YSucS .E 1. 1343 Most Popular Glrl Mes Barbara Brown Saundra Tolbert Ann Houser t Popular Boy Peter Schaffnrt Steve Stouffer Joseph Summers Most Attractive Glrl Barbara Ca rbaugh Annette Frecon Wlllamae Shrelds Handsomest Boy Ronald Anthony Robert Erickson Rrchard Stravolo Quletest Glrl Pearl Sarvus Donna Zimmerman l.ols Wmgert Quxetest Boy Charles Ulrxch Earl Zoolc Ray Welst Whos Who an the Underclasses 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 Most Musscal Boy Gene Kramer Wrlluam Black Edwin Brown Best Adress Barbara Bowers Mlruam Heckman Ann Houser Best Actor Donald Matzelle Charles Llghtner Ronald Rensch Frlendllest Girl Janlce St Clarr Arlene Washmger Ann Houser Frlendllest Boy Edward Powell Robert Wolford James Ott Best Boy Dancer Wllllam Schruver Wray Bevens Elwood Spedden 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 Most Athletic Gur Joanne Trogler Shirley Wolford Most Athletic Boy Mas Mos Mos Mos Mos Norman Butler Jacob Corwell Paul Verduer t likely to Succeed lglrll Janice St Clalr Nina Terhune Lmda Heefner t Likely to Succeed Davnd Hodges James Chase Robert Hall t Talkutlve Gnr Anna Rae Pugh Margaret Short Janet McCleary t Talkatlve Boy Robert Etter Thomas Drummond Ronald Summers t Musical Glrl Sally Evans Kaye Armstrong Sandra Karper tbov 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 Most Versatile Boy Best Gurl Dancer Saund ra Talbert Shirley Wolford Most Ambltlous Gnrl Louise Smith Jane Hudson Lunda Heefner Most Ambmous Boy David Hodges Charles Fox James Porter Most Dependable Mae Eberly Ruth Sollenberger Jane Taylor Biggest Flrrt lgorll Barbara Collier Joan Steger Janet McCleary Biggest Fllrt fboy1 Wulllam Brown Edgar Dlle William Shatzer Most Versatile Glrl Barbara Brown Lewese Ross Patrucra Gabler Donald Metz 1953 Wray Bevens 1954 Robert Krrlcpatrlclx 1955 1 1954 1955 1953 1954 1 955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1 954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 1953 1954 1955 f v . . I . Judith Tolbert . , . 1953 Barbara Brown 1953 ' 1 . . I . . . Color Day Queen Charliene And Her Court Queen Charlnene Jones Maud of Honor Donna Jean Horst Sensor Atiendanis Junior Attendants Sophomore Aflendonis Tram Beurers 1 Dons Slfes Carolyn Harvle Barbara Brown Joseph Valentine Irene McCIeary Jean Stambaugh Jamce St Claur Robert Beard 117 Ml! Library Play Pride and Preiudice Dramatized by Helen Jerome from the novel by Jane Austen Directed by Virginia Lee Pollock Cast of Characters Mr. Bennett Hill Mrs. Bennett Lady Lucas Charlotte Lucas Jane Bennett Elizabeth Bennett Lydia Bennett Mr. Darcy Mr. Bingley Mr. Collins Amelia Mr. Wickham Belinda Amanda A Young Man Captain Denny Miss Bingley Agatha A Second Young Man Maggie Mrs. Gardiner Donald Matzelle Barnett Sears Anabel Leonard Barbara Bowers , Lewese Ross Carolyn Harvie Patricia Stoufter Miriam Heckman Richard Leedy Richard Butz Donald Metz Harriet Mickey Charles Lightner Nancy Horst Rita Bowers Larry Miller William Schriver Mary Ellen Klock Patricia Hoch William Hudson Annette Frecon Ann Boyer Jolene Wolford Lady Catherine de Bourgh Colonel Guy Fitzwilliam Mrs. Lake Evelyn Burkholder Ronald Hartzok Presented November 'l, 3, 1951 Chambersburg Area High School Auditorium Aztif-la o arl ng as e p oud one the p el dced on Jane, you know l've always loved you You see l'm not much of an authority on marriage, Oh, Pops! You're wonderful. Oh, Ben! l wish we cou married too! But you're iust as beau- tiful as you were twenty- five years ago. Senior Play Father of the Bride Dramatized by Caroline Francke from the novel by Edward Streeter Directed by Virginia Lee Pollock Assisted by Barbara Rexrode, Eleanor Ewan Cast of Characters Mr. Banks Mrs. Banks Kaye Banks Ben Banks . Tommy Banks A Buckley Dunstan Buzz Taylor . A Peggy Swift . ., . Delilah , Miss Bellamy .. Miss Massoula Joe . .. .. Mrs. Pulitzki A Red , Pete Florist, . Richard Leedy Robilee Pollock Carolyn Harvie Clair Kelly Ronald Hartzok Elmer Hiles Ramsey Frank Shirley Killinger Evelyn Burkholder ., Mary Ellen Klock , . .. Anabel Leonard .. Luman Rensch Margaret Walters John Leonard . William Spahr Jo-Ann Ross Presented February l-2, 1952 Chambersburg Area High School Auditorium ensure-'-'- Nbaaxbix-N 'gi Z THE 52 SS AMBITION Vo I June 1965 1 ChrIstenIng Mrs AmerIca GIven Honor The former Donna Horst wIn ner of the Mrs AmerIca tItle 0 1965 was gIven the honor o chrIstenIng the 52 SS Ambltlon As the Shlp left the harbor In New York CIty many famous people were on hand to wIsh the passengers Bon Voyage Among those present were Sher wood Hawley presIclent f C B S Mary Ellen Klock fa mous U N Interpreter Margar etta Snoke U S commIssIoner of edUCGIIOn WIllIam Renfrew U S representatIve tothe U N and Nancy Kolb dIrector of New York BUSINESS Colleqe Preced Ing the departure CaptaIn WII lIam Shank Introduced WIllIam chItects for the SS AmbItIon MIrIam Heffley and Paul Ruda news edItors ot the New York TImes covered the events Dance to the MUSIC EddIe Conner an HIs Band of Honor FGGIUYIHQ BIII Spahr on the drums Every nIght from 9 to 1 A M The MarIne Ballroom PORTRAIT PAINTING Dusty Famous New York ArtIst SIUdIO Deck 5 CabIn 101 ol the 52 SS AmbItIon Special Meef Called CaptaIn Shank called CI spe cIal meetIng today of all passen gers In order to Introduce the famous CelebFlIIe5 makIng thIs CFUISS FIYSI to be Introduced on Stars Stage was ClaIr Kelly wInner ofthe Nobel prIze for hIs great contrIbutIon In the Held of atomIc energy Next to be pre sented were Dolores MInottI lovely MetropolItan opera star PGTYICIU Stoutter star of M G M ShIrley KIIlInger author of At tentlon Men Joan Graham dean of women at ColumbIa UnI versty Jane Eyer wInner of the teacher ofthe year award and Anabel Leonard Broadway s all tIme favorIte comedIenne Also Introduced was Peqqy Hassler former dIrectress of nurses at New York BellevIew HospItal who was especIally I'1ll'edTOl'1I'1IS trIp Wtth such dIstInguIshed auests on board thIs voyage should prove to be a very Inter estmg one Washmgfon News Jay MartIn IS exhIbItIng hIs latest desIgn of MartIn the Car for Moderns The Department of AgrIcul ture announced today that the corn crop of Sam Musser of Chambersburg Pennsylv a n I a yIelded more bushels per acre than any other ever recorded In the hIstory ofthe UnIted States On Stage See RonnIe Hartzok the well known Broadway star and hs famous ImpersonatIons every n tat 800 P M on Stars Stage 120 Sports of the Day TRACK In the OlympIcs Robert Walter set a new record by runmng the 100 yard dash In eIght seconds BASEBALL Johnny Fogal southpaw of the PhIllIes entered the Hall of Fame today by pItchIng a rI lIant no hIt no run game agaInst the GIUHIS No less a hero was JIm Bumbaugh who won the game for the PhIllIes by hIttIng a grand slam homer In the last of the nInth wIth three men on and two men out In the woman s world of base ball Ann Crusey announced sIonal team Although she dId not dIsclose who was on the team we re betttng on Anna Mae Burkhart DOYIS Black Mary Jane Hartranft ShIrley Btetsch and Joyce Creamer Good luck qIrls' EntertaInment On Screen The followmg very popular releases wIll be shown throughout the voyage The KIIIer starrIng RIchard Leedy The Red Shoes starrIng RobIlee Pollock Saturdays Hero starrIng Pepper Burns ScIIIor Beware starrIng Barbara GrIbble That's My Boy starrIng Ramsey Frank An Amencan In Pans starrIng Carolyn HarvIe CUpId Stnkes' The lovely T V star Jean Stambaugh IS dIsplayIng Cl cha mond from DUVId McCIeary presIdent of Studebaker Inc l-li l I. , No. 0 a I 0 Q ' . 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Mr and Mrs C W Achenbach Andrews Studio Dr J Arthur Alken Mr and Mrs Harold Mr and Mrs Robert Barnharts Pharmacy J Glenn Benedict John P Bnetsch D D Baker R Barbour Mr John P Bowers Mr and Mrs Robert Dr and Mrs C W Burkett Loulse Caldwell Beauty Salon O Bowers Dr Harold L Castleman Chambersburg Hatchery Cherry Lane Dalry Danuel S Culp Office Outfitter Cys Beauty Salon Mr Charles H Davnson Mr Chauncey M Depuy Dr James A Dickson Mr Edgar W Diehl Mlss Esther V Diehl The Do Nut Hut Mr H B Eberly Dr and Mrs D M Edwards Fahrney Studno and Photo Center Fmks Restaurant and Mrs C F Flnnff E Percy Fogelsanger ev and Mrs Nelson H Frank Russell H Frantz A A Garnes Weldmg Shop Mr John S Gnllan Glass Photo Studio Mr and Mrs J D Goshen Mr and Mrs Guy Graham Hale Agency Mr and Mrs Frank B Hartzok Mr and Mrs Paul G Hassler Mary Jane Hassler Beauty Salon Wnllnam C Hazlett and Mrs Benlamun L Heefner and Mrs Herman P Hege Mrs Gladys Henderson Beauty Salon and Mrs C K Horst and Mrs Enos H Horst Ray C Houser 8. Son Dr and Mrs J C Hudson Dr L W Hunter Optometrlst Mr A J White Hutton Patrons and Mrs Charles W Karper and Mrs Raymond A Klock Mrs Louuse Z Kolb Mr George H Koutrls and Mrs Paul Krauss Leighton R Kremer G Stewart Kyle Jr Beauty Salon Mr Frank B Leldlg Mr Daniel W Long Long Lane Orchards Martnn Brothers Lnncoln Way West Mr and Mrs Chester C Martnn Mr Otto H Matzelle Mayfanr Beauty Salon Mr A C McCullough Mr John C McDowell Jr Mnddour 8. Mnnnlch Real Estate Mr and Mrs Norman S Muller Mull O Moss Miss Dausy E Mower Olympia Candy Kutchen Dr Theodore Peters Mr Robert H Pollock Pugs Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs E Sherwood Reese Mass Marguerute Reynolds Dr and Mrs Paul J Rnder Royale Dairy Mrs Robert A Sellers Wnlluam H Shank Max S Sherman and Mrs Max G Shnvely T R Sampson Mary R Sleughter Beauty Salon Mr T W Smith Smnttys Barber Shop The Snak Shak Mr and Mrs Edgar Snoke Spanglers Drug Store Wlllnam B Steinbach Samuel B Stoner Edwln D Strute Jr S A Thornburg Toms Barber Shop Mr F Marshall Vaudereau Mr Harry E Walker Mrs Davnd G Wnngerd Judge Edmund Culbertson Wmgerd L B Wolfe Grocery Mr Wlllnam J Zalewsku . . . . Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' . . ' , . .S. , , ' ' Mr. . . . ' i ' I l Mr. David C. Fogelsanger Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Runk Mr. . , , R . . . Mr. ' ' . Mr. . Mr, , - - ' Dr. . . ' - - ' Dr. . . ' Mr. ' ' . ' MY. ' ' - Mr. . Mr. . ' ' . Mr, ' , ' I , MV. . . Mr, , , Mr. . . . , , Mr. . . . . Compluments of Company Where You Meet Your Frlends 9 Stanley Manufacturing of LINCCLN DINER F MARSHALL VANDERAU Prop Compliments Chambersburg Trust Company CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Your Logical Banking Home d 901 F d I p p Organize 1 Member of e ero De osif I suronce C 1' Compliments W. D. WEAVER of Wholesale SEPTIFEED CORPORATION Fayettevllle Pennsylvanua MEATS and PROVISIONS S E P TIF E E D Refrngerated Servuce The modern effective bacteruologlcal treat ment to prevent cloggung of septuc tanks Phone 1448 M 539 High St and cesspools CHAMBERSBURG SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Memorlal Square CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Business Tralnlng In SECRETARYSHIP ACCOUNTANCY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Goo Schoo G 1 THE CHAMBERSBURG LAUNDRY CHAMBERSBURG NEWS AGENCY RETAIL STORE Samtone Cleaners 162 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, Pa Phone IOIO GEORGE F BREZLER, Proprvetor 128 Registered u. s. Per. on. 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Year of the American Automo- 'U' ' of . M. . ' ' 213 N. Second St. Fayetteville Pl' GREENAWALTS DRUG STORE GILBERT S PHARMACY DRUGS fo RESULTS 586 L ol Way East o 'II28J pl en s WOOLWORTH S Compl m Is of HARRY H SHERK Hard ae Garde Seeds DUFFIELD MUSIC HOUSE THE HOME OF FINE MUSIC SINCE 1912 51 South Mom ST Chambersburg Pa THE WU RLITZER ORGAN PIANOS Stelnway Sohmer Janssen MAGNAVOX RADIO PHONOGRAPH AND TELEVISION BAND INSTRUMENTS Conn Ods Martm Selmer c GIBSON STRINGED INSTRUMENTS S Y d Goods NOIIODS Rosedale Bu Id g V COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Feeds Seeds 8- Gra Congrafulohons Class 1952 I44 S Maln Compl enis f THE BON TON Headquarters for Lad es Wear T28 Souih Ma Sir I ROY W JORDAN GENERAL INSURAN Phone BIR3 Marlon Pg Com Iments of I I' I inc n Ph ne . Com im I i en of I W f ' TI - . , . To of I , I Pan-AmerIcan W O R T H S E1, . ' Sf. E Y T E R ' S im 0 or - ' 1' i ll I In in ee c. . I CE - Ins 131 Compliments of N E V I N ' S BOB'S SMOKE SHOP 36 s, Main sr. CHAMBERSBURG PENNA. 27 N- MAIN ST- Compliments of I FINNIFF S GROCERY KLEEN-KUT MARKET MEATS . VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 768 240 Lincoln Way West Corner of Washington and Main Sts. Chambersburg, Pa. Phone T855 We Deliver KENNIES SCOTLAND ROAD MARKET More of The Best For Less QUALITY MEATS GREEN GOODS AND GROCERIES Corner of Scotland Road 8. Roland Ave Phone 642R22 O HAFER ICE 8 COLD STORAGE INC 1335 South Fourth Street CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Phone I9 KIRKPATRICKS MEAT MARKET MCCRAE GROCERY Grocer Meats ce Cream MEATS and GROCERIES Magazmes CHARLES MCCRAE Prop Scotland PSYIHG Phone 20271 SURGICAL APPLIANCES HOOVERS SUPERETTE MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND c-RocERiEs SITES SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO FRESH PRODUCE 71 Lncoln Way West Chambersburg P Opposite Hgh School Entrance Comfortable Help While Regan ng Your Health e Del: er Pi-,one 235 M 132 II ll , . , . I ies - - I , . I Sickroom Furniture - Invalid Equipment i , U- ' i H ' a 1 f' w 'v I 1 - I Compliments of W' T. GRANT CO' RAND'S REXALL STORE compliments of 55 s. Main sf. JAsLow's ARMY-NAVY STORE 123 5' Muir' 5'- Chambersburg Penna. CHAMBERSBURG PENNA THE WOLF COMPANY Commerce Street CHAMBERSBURG PENNA PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER SHENK OL TITTLE EVERYTHING FOR SPORT 313 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG ZAMMITOS MENS SHOP Men and Boys Clothmg and Fu nsh ngs Come n and ask abc t the pe nsylvomo plan STUDEBAKER DEALERS Phone 1557 Pho e 659 15 17 west K 9 svfeee R MCCLEARY OIL CO 1517 West Kng Street 62 Lncoln Way West GASOLINE O KEROSENE 133 ll n , PA. I ' ' rI I . i u n . 128 North Main Chambersburg, Pa. A'-'Iomobile Accessories, ek- n - In P O T R A I T S - i I - IL A I - Mm 0 MOSS coRMANY 8. srArLER rms senvlce ICE CREAM Seuberlnng Tlres We Make Our Own Recappung and Vulcanuzmg N C I Open 7 Days a Week Phone 68 W 622 Llncoln Way West Hes 55 PITTSBURGH BRANCH Built to Serve You Pnctured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch contain more than II2 000 square 'Feet of floor space Here under one roof your school annuals are prmted bound and covered A plant built to serve your prrntnng needs KURTZ BROS CLEARFIELD PA Compluments Compliments T H A N THE GOOD WILL FIRE CO NO 3 134 D A N G l I g I 5 I 5 is I I I my K -9 s,fff N ' I I or 4 l I ra , an E aa as I , l of of N A ' S . BYER BROS FLORISTS Op P R R Statlon CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS CALDWELL ELECTRONIC SERVICE 300 East Quee Sr t CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Co pllments f THE HOME SPUN INN MRS .I R GIVEN Prop Compliments NEHI BEVERAGE and COMPLIMENTS OF C GRAYDON SCHLICHTER Class of 34 Representmg THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK Begn You Lfe I surance Prog a Ea Iy N F kIn St Exten ed CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Co pllments HAFERS CUTRATE 77 LINCOLN wAY WEST ROYAL CROWN COLA JOHNSONS CQMPANY SHOE AND LUGGAGE SERVICE Memo al Square 329 East Grant Phone 79 CHAMBERSBURG L B HERR 81 ON SCHOOL 8. OFFICE SUPPLIES 8- EQUIPMENT BOOKS STATIONERY PRINTING 46 48 W Kung St Lancaster Pa 'I p. . . . ' n tee . m ' o i r i n r m r I5I4 Philadelphia Avenue . ron i ., d Q m ' of of , I ri ' . I . , . I35 Compluments HOUSE OF GEMS Jewelers Designers FRIENDSHIP KH CO NO 1 156 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg P Organized 1780 BOWERS Complnments E F GOETZ GENERAL CONTRACTOR TRUCKING EXCAVATING GRADING 199 West Washlngton Street Chambersburg Pa MOTOR SALES FISHER FLOWER SHOP HUDSON PACKARD MACK TRUCKS East Lnberty Street Sales and Service 204 Lnncoln Way West Phone 1112 Flowers For Every Occcslon 136 of . E .... , a. ALTON C. SCOTT J. P. of C pl RENSCH S MARKET pl ets GLICKS SHOE STORE Mo Chu b sb g SANDOE FEED STORE S klFees Grndngod e G sDog Food 418 B ood Street Cho Pho e 82OJ plm M THOMAS PRETZEL CO CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA b 5bU 9 P et el d Potato Chlps COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITOL AND ROSEDALE THEATRES e Finest In Motion Pictures SPORTING GOODS Gfts cz d Fne Ch NORMAN O HUBER HARDWARE Co pl ments LEEDS SHOE STORE Corner of Mom 81 Queen PLASTERER'S GREENHOUSE Flornst Flowers for All Occosnons Luncoln Way East Phone 777 HOME MADE CANDY BURKHART CANDY STORE T79 South Mann Street 137 . Com im n of om nments of I 1 Gr wing n Value 35 S. in St. Com i ents of tic e d i i n ixing - Point A Groin - S ed A Fertilizer cuine r m e r , Po. , Z 5 on ' n . 111-h - - - - Il m i i n i inc: of I MCMORRIS 8: BENDER KEN'S SERVICE 454 S. Second St. Chambersburg, Pct. PICTURE FRAMING Lubrication, Washing and Waxing PEN REPAIRING All Makes Typewriters cmd Adding Machines T I. 66-J F 'Il e uyenevl e Sold and Repoired QYLER BRQS. Compliments of GROCERIES, MEATS LAWYER'S CONFECTIONERY Enulrs AND VEGETABLES AND NEWS 51-AND Phone 5 FC'Yette Ile 494 L W E on Route 30 Compliments Compllments KOTTCAMP CONSTRUCTION S'0'e For Men COMPANY 72 North Mom HOTEL WASHINGTON A GRENOBLE HOTEL CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA KESSINGER S GROCERY VANDERAU S WE DELIVER Conslstently Good Since 1903 SCHOOL LUNCHES AMBROSE JEWELRY STORE Steaks Chops Chwken Seo Foods 'O P' 0 e e 41 North Mom Street 61 lnfoln WCY WHS' Chffmbe SIJUYQ Chambersburg Pennsylvonno 138 vi ' . . of of G I L B E R T ' S I I 401 Philadelphia Ave. Phone a43.w The Leading Restaurant P m nd R liobl Service ' i r ' Compliments H C GABLER C TO 'ww- 2157? far' BEY S Department Store I thoroughly enloy good clothes and I mean good clothes My knnd of smartness must have quality look and feel so lm one of the many gurls who feels happner about 'M .307 11 9. '4 O S G O 3 -9. cn 5 5 2 Q. 3 U' o labeled Tobeys Shop at TOBEY S ZA 'Q 2 Chambersburgs Own Depa tment Store CHAMBERSBU RG Complnments of H L CO R HEATING 81 APPLIANCE 224 South Mann Street Phone 458 PENNA 139 of Q T 4 l l' ef- 4-Q I , 55. I QE'2ij.1l2 1 ' ,-.5.1:' f., 11 'ifizfffgf I f iff ? ' . 5 35. a coat, suit, or dress when it's .',l ,, , ,, . 2:27'1E221g' 3:31 1132, Q 3 I ' ' Compliments f CHAMBERSBURG FLYING SERVICE SALES NAVION INSTRUCTION CHARTER RENTALS I Mule Southeast of Chambersburg LAKEVIEW MILLING COMPANY Suppliers of Quallty Flour CREAM OF LAKE For Pastry BISCUIIS EXCELLENT For Flne Cakes MARTIN BROTHERS FANCY VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS FROZEN FOODS I70 Lincoln Way West Chambersburg 544 Lnncoln Way East Chambersburg 140 ' o WHITE DIAMOND For Bread, Rolls Tnme out for Coke Compllmenfs of HUNTSBERRYS Home of Fashlon Footwear In Chambersburg Quality Since T878 If your shoes are not becomlng to you you should be coming to Huntsberrys 47 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 'I T02 BARNHART PHARMACY 220 PARK AVENUE Roll Fnlms Movie Films Photographic Equnpment Whutman s Candy Popular Cosmehcs Hallmark Greeting Cards HI l 1 . T oovuu uuon Avvuomv or vu con-con conrnu av . . I . , . CHAMBERSBURG FORD COMPANY Compliments of Successors to SCIICIGI 3- BGUm90fdnef and CHAMBERSBURG DAIRY PRODUCTS Schaal s Garage SALES AND SERVICE Danrymald Mulk and Ice Cream 1400 Scotland Avenue Chambersburg Pennsylvania GENERAL TIRES WILL TAKE YOU FARTHER AND SAFER ON YOUR ROAD TO C C ROSS GENERAL TIRE SERVICE INC Compliments of SHIVELYS DAIRY JACOB MILLER Inc Mn k Cream Ice Cream FURNITURE VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR JEWELRY DRAPERIES Phone 656 454 Norland Ave 28 North Mann Street Phone 584 142 S U E S S I I0-112 Lincoln Way West Chambersburg, Pa. .I - - I ' PRYORS TIRE SERVICE Newberrys Say Congratulations Seniors FIRESTONE TIRES AND BATTERIES J FOSTER HEATHERLY Manager ReCGPP '9 and YU'CG 'Z 19 J J NEWBERRY Co Phone 386 LW E at 8th St THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OF CHAMBERSBURG PA We Welcome Inqulrles on Financial Matters Member of Federal Deposut Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Compluments f JOHNNY MILLERS LAUNDROMAT Your Frnendly Statlon WCHA HALF HOUR LAUNDRY IOOO Watts 800 KCS On Your Dual IO8 L I W MUSIC NEWS SPORTS nnco n ay West Phone 'I422 M 143 , 0 YOUR BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ' o DAVIS ESSO SERVICENTER Phrladelphla Ave and North Second St Chambersburg Penna Phone 9346 ESSO PRODUCTS One Stop Servuce Compluments of J F CRUNKLETON 8 SONS COAL CO Hlghest Quality Anthracute un All Slzes Greatest Quantnty for Your S1 246 East Catherine St CHAMBERSBURG PA PHONE 'I049 M 144 G NatlonaI Bank of Chambersburg SECURITY SERVICE Founded 'I809 2nd Oldest Bank In Pennsylvonlc 3Ist Oldest Bank In the United States Member of FRANKLIN COUNTY BANKERS ASSOCIATION PENNSYLVANIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'I45 The Old National CAPITOL RESTAURANT Compllmenis The Fmest an Cooknng Specual Full Course Dinners on Sunday Also a Compleie A La Carte Menu MODERN DRY CLEANERS Regular Full Course Dlnners Served Dolly from 5 to 9 P M 130L W W Phone 3030 Phone 9572 X Phone 723 RPI R Intra and fs-o j-T1 ! Van Servlce l T m C0 I ln1erSta1e Carriers AGENT NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES INC Compluments SWIFT 81 POULTRY PROCESSORS HATCHERY Ramsey Avenue Chambersburg Compliments of The Dally Readung Haba? of More Than 47 OOO People BRENERS FURNITURE STORE INC PUBLIC OPINION 37 39 W Wcsllmglon SI Chambersburgs Newspaper Phone 1734 Chambersburg Penna Assocuoted Press NEA Features 146 of II ' ' ' Il 1 TIEITE' I- me r ucgfvfg X Qumran ' I E . . x 1 I . ' of I , . ' n E u I DUNHILL'S Chambe-rsburg's Newest MENS WEAR STORE RAND'S CASTLE Lincoln Way East We Specialize HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND SANDWICHES FOR LOWER PRICES On Things to Wear Y MAX KIRSON COMPLIMENTS C E JACKSON CO 224 Kennedy Street CHAMBERSBURG PENNA LAIRDS MENS SHOP 58 S Main St CHAMBERSBURG PENNA 167 South pl BUOHLS CITY MARKET Full Lne of Staple Merchands SERVICE WITH A SMILE Ma n St eet Cha b U PARK AVE NEW LUNCHEONETTE 220 Park Ave Shu 9 C' On The Widest Street In Town C pl me ts of LYONS AUTO PARTS LUNCHES SANDWICHES AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE I47 l T Y OF l I Corn iments of I Sea Foods, Meats, Fruits, Produce, nd . i I e i r m er r , P . ' orn i n ' I FORGING nmportant IH the earluest recorded hlstory even more Important In the hlstory of our own times The reason Forgungs have su peruor advantages over all other forms of metal fabrlcatlon The metal as glven htgher tenslle strength and 1711 ill! f toughness t h r o u g h s the short tlon of gram structure Iegtons Jlrtlaunan blades of tba Crusaders and the rapxers of the Three Jllusketeers tbe smatb who forged the blades was tbe key man back of the fighting Ixne Here at Chambers b u r g Enguneermg Company remember Ing the lessons taught us an hugh school we are studynng agaun to produce ever more efficlent mach 1 n e r y for the productuon of forgungs and fiber luke flow Innes Forgeng s great est advantage espe cually In equupment for war IS In the abil :ty to meet unprednct able shocks stresses and stranns CHAMBERSBURG ENGINEERING COMPANY '!.! fl'iE.!'.,f.P'- 'G fs Q A tb gl , m controlled concentra- e . . ' tbe ' ' . ' ' I - 148 Compliments of NEWTON'S PHARMACY JOHN H. WENGER INSURANCE MAIN AND KING STREET on Service BONDING The store where your patronage is appreciated Telephone 52 Phone 742 Chambersburg P ANGLE BROS PONTIAC 8. CADILLAC New 8K Used Cars Complete Mechanical 81 Body Service Umted States Tires 832 38 Lincoln Way East Telephone 825 IRA A LONG Jeweler T35 South Mann Street Watch the Bug Clock In Our Wlnclow' c C R O R 5c and l0c Store 149 d ' Compliments of M Y ' S WILSON COLLEGE MEMO TO 1952 Graduates Franklin County High Schools SUBJECT Scholarship Awards Wilson College announces herewith its freshman scholarships for Franklin County day students amounting to S275 each The poten tial four year value of the grants will be S1100 each since they will be renewed throughout the college course of all recipients 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 a scholarship with a yearly value of S100 It is Intended to assist an Wilson Academic requirements are the same as for the Franklin County Scholarships The John C and Emilie K McDowell Memorial Scholarship with a value of S350 was established In 1949 by John C McDowell Jr in memory of his parents Preference is given to a graduate of the Chambrsburg Area High School Further information may be obtained from the Admissions Office Wilson College Applications for all non resident scholarships should be made to the Director of Admissions 150 able and worthy young woman resident of Franklin County to attend CHAS P AUGHINBAUGH GALE DIEHL Manufacturer of SPORTING GOODS SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Heating Ventulatung and Sheet Metal 12 W King Stree, Contractor Unnted Telephone 770 Chambersburg P Complnments P NICKLAS SONS INC Home Furmshers Slnce 1860 QUALITY FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS SERVICE WALLPAPER VENETIAN SHADES Chambersburg Pa Phone 693 UNION EMBLEM COMPANY PALMYRA PA Class Rlngs Pennants and Commencement Invntatnons PAUL H NISSLEY Pres HARMON AND KYLE Radlutor Service Cleaning Repalrmg and Recornng Radlators A Clean Radnator Pays Also New Radiators 23I N Central Ave Phone 820 M SMITTY S PLACE Opposute Hugh School N C N Ice Cream Candy 151 . . I 1 . ' , a. , , , , . , . I . , . I I I DA I G ll ' 11 Compllmenfs of SHIVELY MOTORS INC DODGE PLYMOUTH USED CARS EPENDABLE USED TRUCKS SALES PARTS SERVICE Lincoln Woy West Extended PHONE 534 Tronsporfcmon Heodquorfers For New cmd Used Cars and Trucks 152 , l DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS THE sHERwlN-wlLuAMs coMPANY DAN'EL S' CULP Typewriters l38 S' Main Sl' Adding Machines School Supplies PAlNT5 ' WALLPAPER T5 Memorial Square ART SUPPUES Phone 466 Chambersburg . SODAS SUNDAES BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT STEVE MORAITES Prop T53 South Mann Street PHONE 9370 CHAMBERSBURG Compllments Of RHINES PHARMACY Relnable Prescruptnons Exclusive Tolletrles 454 South Thurd Street Fountann Servnce Chambersburg Penna Phone 513 153 , Pa , PA. GEYER LUMBER AND COAL co Opposite Court House L. Way East M 8.H ci-levnousr SALES POWELL PHOTO SHOP 340 North Second Street Visual Education Supplies Chambersburg Penna Motion Picture Equipment Phone 370 8. 50 EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPH IC SALES SERVICE L S COOK JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE Complete Automotive Truck and Tractor GENERAL HARDWARE BPS PAINT Queen and Loudon Streets Chambersburg Penna Food Services Caterer LUDWIG 8: HUNTER R K Jewelers SINCE CONCESSION CO 'I2I South Main Street Chambersburg Pa Chambersburg Penna 'I54 I I Radiator Repair Service , . PHON E EATWELL MARKET Catherine and Fourth Streets GREEN VEGETABLES BREYERS ICE CREAM Meats Grocerles Frunts Frosted Foods LEIGHTON R KREMER GENERAL INSURANCE 5 North Second St Chambersburg Pa Phone 'IOI Complnments LIBERTY MARKET 52 E Liberty St Phone II25 YOURS FOR LOVELY THINGS YO U N G I'I7EQueen Flne Lmens Lmgerne Gifts Hosuery Hondkerchlefs Compluments JUNIOR HOSE 81 TRUCK CO HANOVER HARDWARE COMPANY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Cor Corlusle cmd Chestnut Streets HANOVER PENNSYLVANIA Compllments of J Z MARTIN Jeweler T26 South Mom Street We Service Every Item We C R HOOVER Broad and Vane GROCERIES Gnd MEATS Phone 520 J Compluments L e 36 South Mom Street ROYAL JEWELERS 31 South Munn St Watches Dxamonds and Jewelry Use Your Crednt Eosy Terms 155 731 . ok ' S . St. .I ' . . . -- -. I of NO. 2 I . of . W I L I A M ' S ' S II . ix 00D S BELT SHEAVES AND DRIVES Metlculously engmeered Wood s V Belt Drnves pay oFF every hour they operate return cash dividends ln power savings made posslble by their peak eftlcnencnes Only sheave grooves that are preclslon machmed accurately spaced and absolutely true with slde walls at perfectly uniform angles can make possible such mvarlablv long llved economical performance Our stock assortment consnsts of 2800 drives from IA H P to IOO H P wuth at least a dozen selectuons of center distances for each drlve SPECIAL RUSH DELIVERY SERVICE on emergency 'obs shlpment of stock drives same day order received T B WOODS SONS COMPANY CHAMBERSBURG PENNA EVERYTHING IN TRANSMISSION Bearings Collars Clutches Couplmgs Co tactors Hangers Pllo Blocks Pulleys V Belt Sheaves and Complete Dr ves Q1 'T car 'I56 FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY NO 4 Organuzed T903 CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA BOROUGH AND COMMUNITY FIRE STATION COUNTRY FIRE CALL 708 Serving the Communuty SHIP THE HORN WAY Horn s Motor Express nc 540 East Washington Street Chambersburg Penna Farmers and Merchants Trust Company OF CHAMBERSBURG Service Plus A Friendly Banking System Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatnon Member of Federal Reserve System I57 , . I I . PROMPT - DEPENDABLE - COURTEOUS ComP 'e 'S CITY PRODUCE co Wholesale Green Goods HESS FARM EQUIPMENT QUINCY PENNA Phone I48IRI2 Vegetables Frunts and Packages Chambersburg Penna Furgenson Tractor Dealer Compliments of Compllments of BREAM HEEB COMPANY 6 LADIES APPAREL Growers and Dustrubutors Fomous For Flne Hosuery Apples and Peaches Phone 1208 W Chambersburg PHOTO ENGRAVINGS FURNISHED THE NORTHERN ENGRAVING 81 ELECTROTYPE CO CANTON OHIO 158 of ' AU'l'0'lZed Phone 360-2145 BY COLAO STUDIOS PHCTOGRAPHS AND INDIVIDUALITY Photographer For ECHO 5519 WALNUT STREET PITTSBURGH 6 PENNA 159 OF N ' DISTINCTION Q . Muyj? mzazin Qgif' 1323217 CQAAQQLJAQQQQQ ry M Lck whiz' Ne! of SY Rub ly? gyzvgi gwiw W2 1 jf! ff P 2 Xsgzfmflg .AQ xx lxprf, V: 4 I f lf' , ,,, J' f 23' , . , .hy ' F IQ . ' X' J, f' 'ii,ff'f-K' A b if x J L nb , V, W A. ry 'Yr' ,v iff -'E VP! 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