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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

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I Q-' if 7a6le 0 Con ten M ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANQAUONS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS Page I2 Page 26 Page 106 Page ......Page64 .. .. 122 -1 '.R f iXuWl':'?' H+ - MQW WV? H' Q- 1, ww Y' Wf'fP,w 'f2 ., FMWFBWQ 5 f gh, .MM 8 1 Q- if 4-va-'4va ,,1z 4 'FQ w Q 1 M 1 nu. Echo Advisers ACKNOWLEDGMENT To Mrs McKenzle cmd Mr Gills The members of The 1953 Echo Sfclfl ore Indeed grateful To you for your osslstonce ond gurd once In the production of our yearbook The Echo Staff af Mrs Eleze P McKenzie Advnser of Edufcrlol Staff Mr Loyal L Gllls Advnser of Business Staff A . . 20904-1. . I ' 'Lv l' C O EDITORIAL STAFF Reading left to ugh! g left to nght Jolen edltors Bonita Hanes Mary Jane Km sella associate editors Donald Metz artist e Wolford, Eiaine Edwards, feature Janet Donahoe ednor nn chlef Patrscla Sherman assistant editor Readmg left to rrght ADVERTISING STAFF ta Readmg left fo nghi Eleanor Forrester Helen Walter :ck iyprsfs Edward Powell pho fographer John Picking Joanne Funnnff Nancy Horst Barbara Brown Judrvh Tolberf Bernice Metz Hugh Warren ll F ' ' 'F S H . 6 ' fl, ' -' 1--as-ft .. ,.. , F V 2 mgffwr V g A - 1 A x 1 Q 4 g, in , ,ww .53 9 fi R+! , R -4525, . - , , 441 4 M, ff if ., ,,,,.1. Q5 L J -may 5 ig, M vb ix , 5 3, 'S-ISLRL 'xg f52'Wf3i3?+f-,. , , Wg!5.:,, ' , 1 14 mini tration THE GRAND VIZIER, THE OTHER VIZIERS, AND MOST DISTINGUISHED LORDS OF THE COURT. H. k,qwf az E A I In X? ,vi Q xl Joint Committee Ol The Chambersburg Area High School Chairman Vice-chairman Treasurer CHAMBERSBURG Albert S. Henneberger Harry H. Sherk Herbert Beardslee 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 Homer K. Zimmerman Albert S. Henneberger Joseph P. Maclay BOARDS OF DIRECTORS President of Joint Board-Edga GREENE TOWNSHIP W. B. Shively Edgar Snoke Frank W. McElroy Max Hanks Maurice Greenawalt George W. Fries George R. Brindle LETTERKENNY TOWNSHIP Donald Hoover L. R. Allemon Andrew Pugh William G. Horn Kenneth Reed r Snoke MR. J. MERLE KAUFFMAN Secretary of Joint School Board, Administrative Assistant Charge of Business and Properties GUILFORD TOWNSHIP Mackey Oyler J. W. Hartzok V. S. Woods J. Roland College John R. McCulloh J. A. Baker Charles A. Pryor LURGAN TOWNSHIP James A. Heckman John A. Ile A. A. Brenize Otmer Stouffer Leroy McKelvey Reading left to right: Seated: Joseph P. Maclay, Edgar Snoke, Harry H. Sherk, Albert S. Henneberger. Standing: John W. Hartzok, Clarence C, Allison, John A. Ile, Donald Hoover Not Pictured: Homer K. Zim- merman, Roy S. Kirkpatrick I4 . . 5 District Superintendent J. FRANK FAUST, B. S,, Susquehanna Uni- versity, A. M., Columbia University, Ped. D., Sus- quehanna University, Ed.D., The Pennsylvania State College. HE ACHIEVES SUCCESS WHO LIVES WELL, LAUGHS OFTEN, AND WHO ENJOYS THE RESPECT OF INTELLIGENT MEN, WHO FILLS HIS NICHE AND ACCOMPLISHES HIS TASK. I5 Assistant Prlnclpal of Hlglw Sclwool MERLE B HAFER A B Gellysburg College A M Columbus Unnversuty Teomce foce l uche cn tckefco po n Prlnclpal of Hlglw Sclwool RALPH I SHOCKEY B S M S G t tysburg College V . , . ., . ., e A sludent gets some expert advice. r f 1 . , . ., my h r Q n s i rn ig , ,1 'lx Xf ,el ggi--4 ' 1 I, 'X 14 45. Z I , . ' , . '7 1' I if f' , .1 f ff 1 f ' -XX vw C .2 Q- ,. of fa 0 ' xx ' 4 f 1 , . X , ROBERT B. ARNOLD B. S., Shippensburg State Teachers College General Science Visual Education Club RUTH E. BIEBER A. B., M. A., Bucknell Univer- sity Spanish Spanish Club Freshman Class Adviser 3 N . X ANNA BITTINGER B. S., Shippensburg State Teachers College Junior Business Training Typewriting I Qs ROBERT J. BEARD B. S., Shippensburg State Teachers College M. Ed., Pennsylvania State College Guidance Counselor, Vocational Studies Varsity Football Coach C Club, Senior Hi-Y GEORGE R. BIECHER B. S,, Lebanon Valley College, Yale University Chemistry MARTHA E. CAMPBELL B. S., Shippensburg State Teachers College English Margaret M:D Faust Penn Hall Pennsylvanla State College Columbia Umversuty Home Economncs School Lunch Paul E Coleman B S Pennsylvama State College Vocational Agrlculture Jack E Fisher BS East Stroudsburg State Teachers College MS Bucknell UDIVEYSITY Physncal Education Junior Health Junior Varsuty Football Coach Boys Intramural Basketball League Varsuty Baseball Coach Marguerite B Cook B S Susquehanna Unnverslty Office Practlce Shorthand Typ Wflflhg Sensor Trl Hn Y Charles S Fleck Pennsylvania S ate College Car negle Institute of Technology Vocatlonal Sheet Metal Weld an Future Craftsmen of America Elizabeth R Elder AB Wulson College MA Um versuty of Pennsylvama lc.tnn Lotln Club Victor G Foreman BS Shlppensburg State Teach ers College M Ed Pennsylvama State College Indu trlal Arts Lnght Crew Famellla G Erickson BA Wilson College American History Current Gov ernment Problems Soclal Sc: ence Color Day Chalrman 1 I .., .., I--1 I . 1 I .., . 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Wlllram H Freet BS Pennsylvania State Col ege Vocatuoncl Mochnne Shop Re lated Drawnng Future Craftsmen of Ameruca Howard M Hege BS Gettysburg College Algebra General Mathematics Track Coach Basketball Coach .I Kenneth Gabler BS Shlppensburg State Teach els College MEd Unuverslty of Pittsburgh Business English Business Math ematlcs Bookkeeping Student Advisory Councul F nanclol Manager of Athletncs Commerclal Club lda E Heller BS Shlppensburg State ers College Shorthand Store Prachce Junlor Tn HI Y loyal L Gllls B S Grove Cnty College Bookkeeping Typ wntlng Bus: ness Law Echo Adviser Teach Kathryn H Howland BS MS Unlverslty of Penn sylvanla Current Government Problems CIVIC Problems Sophomore Class Adviser Harriet C Harbaugh B S West Chester State Teach ers College Grrls Physical Education Gnrls Health Cheer leaders Girls lntra mural Assoclatuon Mat Club Ru h Julllerat A B Wnlson College French Engllsh French Club Faculty !'... ' Km f--use ,WAHM 1,-fan all- ' Mary F McFerren R N Chambersburg Hospital Pennsylvania State College School Nurse Eleze P McKenzie BS Shlppensburg State Teach ers College- A.M. Cornell Unl- versity English Echo Adviser Philip L. Michaels B.S. Shippensburg State Teach- ers College Typewriting Salesrnanship Con- sumer Education Rhythm Kids Parrot Adviser Freshman Class Adviser Christine W. Mickey B.A., Dickinson College' Colum bia University- New York Uni- versity Spanish Economic Geography Senior Tri-Hi-Y 20 James W King B S Shippensburg State Teach ers College American History Pennsylvania History Senior Hr Y Chairman of Com mencement Jeanne H Kirby B S West Chester State Teach ers College M Ed Pennsylvania State College English Vocational Studies Guidance Counselor Hall Squad Student Advisory Council Susie K Knechbaum AB Wilson College AM Col umbla University Algebra Geometry Trigonom etry Secretary Activities Ticket Fund Paul lucas Mus B Peabody Conservatory Susquehanna University Supervisor of Music Vocal Mu s Glee Club Chorusters Freshman Chorus John A Muller BS Shlppensburg State Teach ers College MS Bucknell Um versity English Parrot Advnser E louise Mowrey B S Pennsylvania State C Art Supervnsor Wlllxam Bradford Nlckey B S Shuppensburg State Teach ers College Pennsylvania State College Drvver Education Vlrgnma Lee Pollock A B Muslungum College Unlverslty of Mlchlgan Speech Dramatlcs Dramatuc Club ollege M if Ffa IQN 4 Shlrley .Q Rlfe BS Kutztown State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Llbrarlan Lnbrary Staff Jumor Class vnser Lowell W Schhchter BS Gettysburg College Bnology Varslty Basketball Coach A Ietnc Dnrector Elnzabeth M Sellers RN Harrisburg Hospital Um versity of Pennsylvania School Nurse Charles F Shank B S Pennsylvamo State College Supervnsor of Physncal Educa tlon Health First And Grade School Athletucs 21 Mildred S Shull AB Wllson College BS o umbia Unlverslty MEd Penn sylvama Stote College Library Supervisor Lnbrary Staff Patncna Thomas B S Indlana State Teachers College Home Economic Costume Club Vance B Snyder BS Mlllersvllle State Teachers College MEd Unlverslty f Maryland Industrial Arts Stage Crew Junior Class vlser Robert A Thomas B S Shlppensburg State Teach ers College World History Current Govern ment Problems Assistant Football Coach Marlore .I Stroup BS Shlppensburg State Teach ers College English Harrnet P Thompson B S Shlppensburg State Teach ers College Enqllsh S n or Class Advlser Jun or Tru HI Y J Herbert Swartz BS Gettysburg College Bucknell Unuversnty Algebra Camera Club Junior Hn Y lrvm G Valentine B S Shnppensburg State Teach ers College Columbla Umver slty Clncnnnatl Conservatory Instrumental Musnc Band Or chestra 22 Y' R Glendon Weeks BS Shnppensbur State Teach ers College Physlcs Scnence Club Floe H Walker A B Wllson College Amerucan Hnstory Socual Scnence Debatmg Club G Carl Wengert Pennsylvania State College Um versity of Pittsburgh Director of Vocational Educa tuon Related Mathematics Future Craftsmen of America Galen Warren BS Pennsylvania Mllltary Col lege Ohio State Unlverslty Pennsylvania State College Physical Education Varsuty Backfield Coach Asslst ont Basketball Coach Golf Coach John M Witherspoon A B Gettysburg College M Ed Pennsylvanla State College English Lucy B Warren A B Wilson College Latln English Phllrp H Young B S Shxppensburg State Teach Faculty ers College Duke University Bnology Lester W Watson BS Shlppensburg State Teach ers College M A Columbna Unlverslty General Sclence Sensor Class Advlser 23 Madeline G. Caldwell Senior Secretory Superintenden?'s Oflice Doris S. lesher Secrefary Superinfencleni's Office Elizabeth S. Upperman Secretory Principal's Office Elizabeill B. Tice Secretary Superiniendenfs Office Doris J. Harrison Secretary Principul's Office Nancy J. Unger Secretary Principol's Office and Library av- .wf fx Qi 5 L iii-if-54 ii CUSTODIANS John A. Crouse Head Custodian Bennett A. Kauffman x Ray S. Shadle George 5. Kyle Howard Overcash 24 Faculty lnformals fr-W... 9 AF-X 3 25 x vzgvuvo-gg lux. ? i naw'-ov..,Mi' IN! Cla Ae BEHOLD, ADMIRE, WONDER, AND CONFESS THAT YOUR EYES NEVER BEHELD JEWELS SO RICH AND BEAUTIFUL BEFORE. 270. .I T A f,7'14?ffMf! T 4,J1..V, 77: f I ' ' ,g f , x X Af , Z J' ' 1' 4x I ' V T ' A! ff, W A if X I n af j u f Sf an fi ' ' V K, L!! A , A f. fl X- lf! X- 5 I J x . ' ffl I f , , ., - if , 21 4 , , 273 ' Senior C RONALD ANTHONY Ronnle General Hn Y I 2 Spamsh Club 3 Football 2 Sc: ence Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 l.OlS J ARMSTRONG Commercial Trl HIY I 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 PATRICIA ANN ARMSTRONG a Commercual :Y 'I G u Freshman Chorus Gurls Intramural Asso clatlon 'I Dramatic Club 4 Class Secre tary 2 GUY R BAER General Visual Education Club 4 Glee Club 4 2 D JEAN BAKER Jeannue General Freshman Chorus Spanlsh Club 2 Tn Hn Y I 2 3 4 Parrot Stat? 2 3 Nurses of To morrow Club 3 BENJAMIN l BANKS General Money C Club 3 4 Baseball 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 2 JAMES C ALEXANDER General ence Club 3 4 HIYI 3 4 Tra 3 lntram al Sportsl 2 ROBERT W ANKERBRAND An General I 2 C Club 4 Basket a 4 Baseball 3 4 nn 'IU PATRICIA J BARR General Hn Y 3 Ban 'I 2 3 4 Orches 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Freshman Cho rus Dramatic Club 4 Rhythm Kids 2 ANNETTA M BEAN General Became Dramatxc Club 4 Chonsters 4 Rhythm Kids 4 Glee Club 3 4 Tn HIY 3 4 Span h Club 'I 28 l HAI.. 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I Hi-Y 2, 3, Book Club , 3. -' H ' V K ' ' ' ' I, - 3 I , ,, ' 4 ' Z ' HP in Tri- '- I, 5 d , , , 5 tra , 2 , : '- '- , : is LOIS E BENDER General Tr1HrY I 2 3 4 Costume Club 2 hor rsters 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus Parrot Staff 2 MARY E BENNETT Penny General Hr Y 2 3 4 Costum b 2 Latin Club I Parrot Staff 3 Dramatuc Club 4 French Club 3 Hall Squad 4 L- CARRIE A BOWMAN General Latin Club I Costume Club 2 WILLIAM R BOYD Hoppy General Camera Club 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 29 Class WILLIAM B BENNETT u General HI YI 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 DORIS J BIGLER Commercral Commercial Club 3 Tr JAY E BLACK General Baseball 2 3 4 C Club 4 General HIY I 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Band 3 4 BARBARA J BOWERS Barb General Latln Club I Parrot Staff 2 3 4 Library Play 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 Book Club 3 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Lrbrary Staff 'I 2 Mat Club I RITA A BOWERS Rests General c estra I 2 3 4 Tru HnY I 2 Fren Club 2 3 Band I 2 3 Magorette 4 Dra matic Club 4 Lrbrary Play 3 Color Day Rhythm Kids I 2 3 '- '- r . , 7 :C - Tri- '. 1, , , , e clu , 3, 4, ' , , Q t HB d.. , 'If' I I . ' , 4, a.Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. RICHARD E. Bowen Bobo 8 s X A U : U ', , z ' . I I ' I ' Orh D , , , 5 , 5 ' ch , I ' 2, 'I , , ,-1. ' 1' ' A I - . f' ANNE S. BOYER General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Latin Club 37 Dramaiic Club 4, Parrot Staff 2, 3, Library Play 3. MARLENE G. BRECHBILL General Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 4, Costume Club 2, of Tomorrow Club 3 Band 2 3 Nurses NORMAN D BUTLER Norm General I u Foo a Bas eiball I 2 3 RICHARD R BUTZ Duc General Gee Club I 2 3 4 Studenf Advisory Councnl 2 3 4 Book Club 2 3 Dramatic Club 4 Chorlsfers 3 HIY I 2 Freshman Chorus Library Play 3 Opereffa 'I 30 Class RONALD M BRECHBILL Brecky General 'I SUZANNE L BROCIOUS ue General Trl HI Y I 2 3 4 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Maloreffe 2 3 French Club 2 Class Treasurer 4 Color Day Affendanf 3 BARBARA A BROWN Barbe General Lahn Club 2 Span sh Club 3 Tn Hr Y 2 3 4 Grrls Intramural Assocnahon I 3 4 Siudeni Advlsory Council 2 3 Class Vlce president 'I 2 3 4 Golf Color Day Alfendanf 2 SHIRLEY L BRUMBAUGH Fluich Commercial Commercial Club 3 4 Trl H Gundance Omce 2 3 4 DELORES M BURKHOLDER Dee General Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Trl H Y I 2 Commercial Trl HIY I 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Guidance Office 2 3 4 .gn Hi-Y ,2 . Us ., . I 3 i .h .- 1, , , 1 ' ' ' ' ,2, f I ' ' 1 , 4: ' - ' , , , 1 I: ' ,: Vi-YI,2,3,4: P. JOANNE BURKHOLDER Chubb Hi-Y , Qi C CI IJ 2, 35 lb II I, 2, 35 It , , . . H . ku I , , , : ' ol 1953 SYLVIA R CAMPBELL Campbell General HlY'l 2 Labrary Staff 2 3 4 Fre man Chorus Bond 3 4 Rhythm Kuds 2 SHIRLEY F CARMACK Commercncl Commerc al Club 4 CLARENCE L CHUBB Chubb General Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 4 TOM E CLAPSADDLE Tommy Vocatlcnal Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2 3 TERRY LEE CLOPPER General Freshman Chorus Intramural Basketball DOROTHY M CLUGSTON Dot Commercial T HIY l 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Q WILLIAM S. BYERS Bill General Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Freshman Chorus: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIE K. CALVERT General Nurses of Tomorrow Club 1. A N ANNE E COBLE Anme General Trl HI Y I 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Glee Club 3 4 Costume Club 3 Nurses of To morrow Club 3 Chorusters 4 JANE L COBLE General Hn Y 2 4 Nur 31 Janne of Tomorrow Club ll ll I . . 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Sensor DOLORES M COX Dee Commercial Freshman Chorus Trl HI Y 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 Mat Club 4 Parrot Staff 4 DONALD P CULBERTSON Don Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of America l 2 3 4 Hn Y l 2 3 4 Visual Education Club JOSEPH L CULBERTSON oe General Freshman Chorus H Y I 2 lntramu al Basketball 3 4 DORIS J DAUGHERTY Dory Commercial Trl HIY I 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Athletic Office 3 4 CHARLES T DAVIS lm Commercual WILLIAM H DEARDORFF I General H Y l T JOYCE COOK oe Commercial Parrot Stal? 3 4 Tru Hn Y 3 Hall Squad 3 Llbrclry Staff 2 Costume Club 3 BETTY J COOL Commercial Commercial Club 3 4 Parrot Staff 2 uu- GRACE M DICE Gracie General Tru Hu Y I 2 3 4 Costume Club 3 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Library Staff 2 JANET A DONAHUE Academic Freshman Chorus, French Club 2, 3, O chestra 2, 3, Parrot Stat? 3, Dramatic Club 4, Echo Staff 4, Color Day 2, Debatmg Club 4 32 - . HJ H ' , 2 , 3, 4. . H H .. I Qi u u A - ' 1 , , : '- V- rx I 1 1 I I . 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U - H 2 . , ,- PATRICIA L DOUGLAS at Commercial Commerclal Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus T HuYI 2 3 4 Parrot Slaff3 LUCILLE .I DULLABAUN Lucy General :YI 2 3 4 Costu Club 2 Club 3 Lahn R ALLEN ESHELMAN Commercsal Football I Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 ROBERT F ESLINGER Bob Commercnal Football I 2 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I C ass JOHN B DYMOND General JOY A DYMOND General Dramahc Club 4 Malorette 4 Glee Club 3 Trl HIY 3 4 Gnrls Intramural Asso clatlon 3 4 CHARLES I EDWARDS Charlie General I Band 2 3 4 Rhythm Kids 4 Assembly Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Glee Club 4 Chorusters4 B ELAINE EDWARDS General of Tomorrow Club 3 Echo Staff 4 Fresh man Chorus Color Dav 2 SHIRLEY A :LVEY Commercial Commercial Club4 Mat Clubl 2 4 Girls Intramural Association I 2 3 4 Trl HI Y 4 Parrot Staff 4 EVELYN W EMERY General HIYI 2 3 4 Latm Clubl 2 Nur of Tomorrow Club 3 Library Staff I 2 3 4 Dramatuc Club 4 A up 22 fi- '- 2 2 . 2 - ' 2, 2, . , Tri-H'- , , , 5 me 5 ' Q 'fa . X , fx, Q' gg . 1 N ' I N 1 Q - . . I . , I I - , . Q .2 - 22 Hi-Y 2 I, 2 2 2 ' 2, 3, el 0 7 2 2 2 2 6 2 2 2 2 1 1 I , Glee Club 2, 3, 49 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Nurses x .2 2 - I , 1 -A ff U ' ' ' , ' 2 2 2 2 ' ' , ' 6 I I 2 2 2 2 - - I I 4' I . AIEVII Tri- '- , , , 5 ' , 1 ses 'x . ' ' I I I 2 2 . J V , o 22 2, 2 , 2 - ' I V -V 1 I 33 BETTY JANE ETTER Commerclal Commercnal Club 4 soclatlon I 4 Llbra Chorus Tru Hn Y 1 on RACHEL E FIELDS Commercial HI Y I Betsy Glrls Intramural As ry Staff 2 Freshman ROBERT S ETTER Whlp General Student Advnsory Councll I 2 3 4 Foot ball Manager I HI Y 'I 2 Intramural Bas ketballl 2 JOANNE E FINNIFF Funnlff Commerclal Ban I, 2, 3, Freshman Chorus Parrot Staff I, 2, 3 Trl He Y I, 2 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Dramatuc Club 4, Commercnal Club 3, 4, Echo Staff 4 34 C ass SALLY ANN EVANS! J General lv Glee Club 2 3 Chor ters 3 4 Dru mdtlc ClubL'4 Gqrls Intramural Assocla hon 2, 3 4 Fresh n Chorus Mat Club 4 Cosruihe Cllab 2, Parrot Stal! 2 3 French Club 2 Class Hrstorman 3 ELEANOR G EWAN General Staff 2 3 4 Costume Club 2 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Color Day 2 Debating Club 4 JACK W EWING Commercial RAY FARKAS General Andy Porrot Stoffl 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus THEODORE L FARNE General Wee K DONALD FIELDS General Freshman Chorus I .- .- 4 gi V . ft yr , A , K , ' I , N I I . 'fp if -,iff -- . . I , I M I I ' ' - ' as ' , , : , mfg I :, I -I ' ' I, 2. 3, r' 1 ' ' A 4, ,,4. y C. , , L,.gf7'- C I I Latin Club 1, 2, spanish Club 3, rum' R. . . 'avi A X or . ' ff ' k l R ,, ,, 'K-7 , 3 J Q A A U , . j ' , eff ' ' Y L . ni- '- ,2,3,4. I . d ' : ol 1953 SHIRLEY .I FUREMAN Shlrd Commercial Trl Hn Y I 2 Commerclal Club 4 ELEANOR G FORRESTER Commercral Trl Hr Y 'l 2 Parrot Statt 3 Echo Staff 4 EUGENE FRANKLIN Gene General Science Club 3 4 C Club 2 3 4 Ba ball 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 DAVID H FREY Dave Commercial mercsal Club 4 MARIE C FREY General I Y 2 3 HAROLD C GABLER Doc General Hn Y I 2 Science Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorlsters 3 4 JACK L FITZGERALD lfl Industrial Vocational C Club 2 3 4 Future Craftsmen f America 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Base I DORIS E FOREMAN Shorty General Gnrls Intramural Assaclatnon 1 T I X GLENDA K GARDNER Kay General Latnn Club I Book Club 2 3 Nurses f Tomorrow Club 3 Library Staff l 2 3 4 Tr Hr Y 4 LEON GELWICKS eo Vocational Industrial H Y 1 Future Craftsmen of Amernca 2 35 ' HF- H H 1, . f I o , f 2 , 1 , 1 - G ball , 2, 3, 4. . x H 1 . , . . . . K 5 fl-H-Y ' I,2. H - H D x dm .- .h I 2 , . 8 - '- , 2 1 . H H ,fa 9? ' , 1 , , : se- , - , 1? , ., 1, 1 ,. , Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 3, 45 Corn- I K I 'V X fb Q It Q Tri-H1 ,,4. I Wk ll ll ' 'H I ,g ,fl - , 7 , 2 , gg , : , - 41, H .. ' 2 , 1 o I 2 , f , : I- - . F , ,fl . l- 5 ' 3, 4. Senior GLORIA G GROVE Gee Gee Commerclal Freshman Chorus Costume Club 2 3 4 Commercnal Club 3 4 Parrot Staff 3 Glrls Intramural Assocuatnon 3 HARRIET S GROVE GYOVIC Commercial Tn H1 Y I 4 Commercial Club 3 4 JOHN W GSELL Johnny Vocational Inclustnal Future Craftsmen of America 2 Student Advnsory Councul I SHIRLEY A HAAS Hansle Commercial Freshman Chorus T HIY I 2 3 C mercnal Club 3 4 Debating Club 4 ALLAN S HAFER Cup General Freshman Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4 Hn Y I 2 3 4 French Club 3 Dramatc Club 4 BONITA 0 HANES Bonnie Hu Y I 2 3 4 French Clu 3 dent Advisory Council 2 4 Nurses of To morrow Club 3 Parrot Staff 2 3 Color Day 2 Freshman Chorus Echo Staff 4 Color Day Attendant 3 Debatmg Club 4 f JANE A. GETTEI. General HELEN I. GOMER Ryn General Freshman Chorus- Glee Club 2 3 4' Mat Club I 2 Trl Hn Y I Dramatic Club 4 X., NELSON R HARMON Nick General Track I 2 Freshman Chorus THURMAN HASSLER Bucket Vocatlonal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Ameruca 2 3 4 C u 3 4 ootballl 2 Tr k 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 , , , I , 2 ' - 1 . H .1 F 1 1 I , I 2 . , . . H - H .i .- I I . I . I if H W ,tv ey ' ' 1, . ' : 1 9 if . ' ., w : ri' .- I I I om- 1,5-I I ' , : ' - 5- 5 I A 0, ll I' Il 7 . , I - I , , , : 1 , l 5-:,, ' Q .. my Q P 3 General ' 4 ' 1' ,H r Tri- '- , , , 5 b 2, gStu- 'nw' .1 , f I 1 7 ' , ' 7 7 7 Inv . If . 2 - . f H - ,I fir' , I 1 . Q , I I r .L 1 1 I - 2 I Q if 1 I I -. J' so ' tl- In f r I X N n u ' 'I' I ' ll ll , , I -,tu . CIb,pF ,,3,4g ac I,2, , . x . 1 , 2 , - ,, X .I , 5 36 . CHARLES W. HAWBECKER i Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of America 2 5 - tramural Basketball I Track 4 PAULINE F HECK Commerclal Polly Commercnal Club 3 4 Mat Club I 2 3 Glrls Intramural Association 'I 2 3 Trl Hu Y I Costume Club I Lught Crew I Q 1 DAVID M HODGES Academnc Latm Club I 2 4 Student Advusory Coun Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball Manaqer 2 WARREN E HOFFEDITZ Vocatnonal Industrial Hn Y I 2 Future Craftsmen 3 of Amenca 37 C ass CATHERINE P HECKMAN Kate General VIVIAN L HEDRICK Boots General L In Club I TrlH mural Assoaatlon 3 Y 3 G lnra FVELYN G HEGE IS General HlYl234Bandl234Rhy Kxds 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Glrls Intramural Assocnatlon 2 3 4 Nurses of Club 3 Assembly Band 2 3 4 Tomorrow DOROTHY L HESS General Tomorrow Club 3 Library Staff Nurses of 2 Costume Club 2 WILLIAM H HETRICK I General JULIA L HOCKENBERRY Commercnal Tn Hn Y 2 3 4 Commerclal Club Nant, ' 3 , 3, 4 In I K. W ll ll AY . -gf ' ' ' ' 1 , : '- ., '- : 1 . Q , , Q, I 5 I I 'wk ' u u IN A f l' 1, H nz at' 5 '- i- I, 5 irls' t - Us-H Tri-'-,,,: ,,,: lhm ' , , : : ' ' ' ' I , : : , , - l Tri-HI-Y 'I, 2, 3, 45 Parrot Staff 2, 3, 45 I . I - uB'nu ff I II ' -. 4 H., .2 M - Q - - , , 2 4- .I .. ' , , 2 ' - ciI2.3,4: ,,,: '- , : ' ' , I 2, ,4. MARY L HOLTRY Mary Lou General Lahn Club 'I 2 Cafelerla 2 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Spanish Club 4 M RICHARD I-IORNBAKER Vocational Industrial Future Craffsmen of Amerlca RAY L KAUFFMAN Vocahonal Agnculiural Kauffman Fufure Farmers of America 'l 2 3 4 Book Club 2 3 Camera Club 4 CARL L KEENER General Duck I J -1 Keener Greencasfle Hugh School Hobby Club 'l, Dramahc Club 2, Photography Club 2 38 C ass N., JANET L Holm Jenny General Glee Club 2 3 4 Parrot Staff 2 3 4 Color Day 2 Trl HI Y 'I 2 Freshman Cho rus Dramahc Club 4 Lahn Club 2 XC460 C A HORS No ? 4. cd f ufflkfff 766 fre mfxh Chcffus GIE nl-gllqkyk' 6 'P ffg- C. 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I ,LY 'Q 1 ..'.v nl -lfl I 59 ,'l-y A Senior nv' 4 is ELOISE M MARTIN Commercial Freshman Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4 Book Club 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 Trl HI Y 2 4 Parrot Staff 2 3 4 Student Advlsory Council 2 uf DONALD W MATZELLE Don General Vlsual Educatnon Club 3 4 Latm Club l 2 3 Dramatic Club 4 Llbrary Play 3 4 Parrot Staff 2 lntramural Basketball 2 3 Student Advlsory Councl 4 Debating Club 4 B ELAINE McCONAGHY Lamy General Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Nurses of Tomorrow Cl 3 Parrot Stal? 4 Dramatuc Club 4 M JOHN H McNEW Commercial Intramural Basketball Q C, Okreshman Chorus Mat Club l 2 GI ls Q' ntramural Association l Library Stafl: 2 3 4 Commercual Club 3 4 Parrot Staff 3 4 Cheer leader 4 DARLENE B McVlTTY Commercnal Commercial Club 3 4 Johnny E as ,, f- g 4 XF fx! f x .,lq E my A C . - 'Q - J, ' - j 4 Trie '- ,2, 3, 4. 4 rf lll: -A C, lt- A V 7 -E , 7 , ' ' 1 If V . E I . Q 3 . ' W, ' L 1 9 .- .- . . . DJ , If 1,2,3. Vt if V Q5 ff m ' . P 4 I H , Q I , -- 1 , : 'f ' H. 55 . . f . 1 Q- P S XP , 5 . V v -, LJ , ' . 4?- 0' . I ll h'IH ' 1 5 l . ' 3' ' f 5 ' K DONNA A LIGHTNER Commercual ELLEN L MACKLIN Commercial Hu Y l s.,- R PHILIP MECKLEY P u General Track l 2 3 4 lntramural Baslcelballl 4 Science Club 4 H Y 2 4 Stud nt Ad vnsory Council 4 40 BERNICE L METZ Commercial Mar Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glrls' Intramural Asso clatlon 'l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Commercnal Club 4, Parrot Staff 3, Echo Staff 4, Cheer leader 3, 4, Chorlsters 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4 DONALD L METZ Don General Hr Y 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Book Club Cla P sndent l 2 3 4 Siu e Advisory Councrl 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Llbrary Play 3 4 Echo Stal? 4 Color Day 2 3 4 Lrbrary Siaf? 'I 2 Debaf ng Cub ELOUISE M MILLS Pehe Commercual Trl Hr Y l Glrls Intramural Assocuahon I T SHIRLEY M PERRY Commercial HlY'l 3 4 Spanish Cu 2 Squad 3 Commercral Club 4 DONALD R PETERS Duck General C ass CHARLES L MYERS Charlie Commercial Y 2 4 Track l LELAND M NcUROTH Slup General Book Club 3 HI Y 4 BARBARA J NOLL Barb Commercial Freshman Chorus Tru 'l 2 3 4 o merclal Club 4 GLENN E NYE curly General l 2 4 Lahn Clubl Spanish 2 3 Intramural Basketbal 3 4 Dramahc Club4 MYRTLE E OBERHOLSER Academrc Trl Hr Y 3 4 Book Club 3 BETTY R PAXTON Bets General T HIY l 2 3 4 Nurses of Tomorr w Club 3 Dramatec Club 4 Parrot Staff 4 ,, H 7 , , 1 ' : 2, 3.5 ss re' , , .g d nf ri , , : ' , 1 T l , 4. 1, -,. .i .- F 4 , . s I I L F L A Z . A K ',v'.' 'B A Hi- , 1 ,2. - 1 - N x , Q ,- f 'I ll ' ll ,L l ' ' l' ' 5 H ., 5 '-Hi-Y , , , QC m- f ' ., H Hi-Y , , I ' : ' Club , 1 , : ' V wg . - '- , : - ri- '- . , , : 0 x 1 ' 1 . na. '. ,2, , , ' I b , Hall 41 C ass GERALD F PETERS Jerry Commerclal Freshman Chorus LESLIE PHEIL Pete Vocatlonal lndustrlal Baseball 2 3 4 Future Craftsmen of Amerlca 2 3 4 KAY D PHENICIE General Freshman Chorus Spamsh Club 2 Trl Hn Y 'Ui 'l 2 3 4 Dramatic Club4 JOHN C PICKING Jack Commercual Vxsual Education Club 2 3 4 Camera Club H Y l 2 4 Drama Club 4 Student Advisory Council 4 CHARLES D POTTS Re Vusual Education Club 2 3 4 Parrot Staff 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Camera Club 2 ' HuY2 EDWARD E POWELL Eddie General Vlsual Education Club H 2 Class Treasurer l 2 3 Student Ad vlsory Council l 2 4 Echo Staff 4 ANNA RHEA PUGH Academic lnClubl234Gle b2 ,pre Trl Hu Y l 2 3 Charlsters 3 4 Mat Club K5 HELEN J PURVIS Mebe Commerclal Mat Club 'I 2 Glrs Intramural Assocla hon 'l 2 3 Commercial Club 2 JWK V ALXAN s ausmzv G ral VIS!-ldl Education Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Y 4 Chorlsters 4 Band 2 3 4 Dra all! Clib 4 X 1 1 BRUCE RANSOM Sonny General Hall Squad l 2 3 5 42 ll ll A H H . . 'g . ,:-1 1 I V. W,,. ,. . my I I . I .- .- C 5 , Q. 1 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 - 'ffl ' u rr 1. 1 1 1 1, 2, 3, 41 l- , 1 I tic 1 'Z ' ' . H .C-1 I Al . u dn . ' mf'-J, General KA 'V . I I I ' 1 1 1 1 -. - as . L . 1 ' I ' n I u ,rrr 4 V ' ' 1, 2, 3, 4, i-Y 1, 231111, ,Q Q K Elf' YV I r 1 7 ' 0 l Lat' , , , 1 e Clu , 3, 47 , V - - 1 1 1 1 1 ,Y C 1,2. I D X H 1' 2, ' ' . : , . - 1 1 , ff ' 1 , 1 ' - x g '., 1 ,X ., KKK R x ,I S , ' 1 A-V N ,X 1 lr a . 5 - Al 1' l, 4 4 H N E A. rv I fi I . ' . . X , I I I L, i 1 1 , 1 1 v I -' ,, ' J' ' I f C1 . 1 M. 1. 9 1. 1. : Y I ? K! . , , . of 1953 DOROTHY P REXROTH Commercial T HI Y 3 4 JACK A RICKRODE Vocahonal lndusirral Fuiure Craftsmen of EDWARD K RIFE Vocahonal Indusfrlal Fuiure Craftsmen of Doi l EUGENE RICKER Gene Commercral Hall Squad 3 4 Bug Mo America 2 VIRGINIA A RIDER Glnny General H1Y 'I 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 r m rc Club 4 Class Treasurer I 2 3 Freshman Chorus Malorehe 4 Eddie America 2 3 4 MARY ANN RIFE General HIY 2 3 4 Cosium C ROBERT R REESE General H Y 2 4 Ronnie CONRAD M RENSCH Coome General HIY I 2 4 Dramahc Club 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Ron ESTHER M ROCK General HIY 'I 2 3 4 Orche a 3 lahn b I Dramatic Club 4 ? I- , . 1 , 4 . ll ll r ' ' ,3, 4. F 5 as . U Tri- '- , I , 5 ' gDa- I' 01' 5 , , 5 E Tri- '- 1, , , f e lub 3. C fl 1 F D .1 H 2. 4 . J 1 P Q 1 MESH I 1 r Q Tri- '- , , , 5 slr I,2, 5 ' f , . Lu I - il SQ J Senior RONALD E ROTZ Rotz General Hall Squad 3 Dramatlc Club 4 DONALD E ROOF Speedy Vocatlonal Inclustrnal Future Craftsmen of Amerrca 2 3 4 CAROLYN B ROTZ Commerclal Hn Y 3 4 Commercial Club RONALD G SALMON Ronme General HIY I 2 3 4 Visual Eclucatnon Club 2 Band 3 4 PEARL A SARVIS General Trl Hn Y 3 M ALDEAN SAUFLEY General RUTH ANN SAUNDERS General Freshman Chorus AssemblyfBand 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 'I 2 3 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 PETER J SCHAFFNIT General Pet mann Ll 'J 6 Student Advisory Councll I 2 3 4 In tramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Dramatuc Club 4 Rhythm Knds 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Sclence Club 3 WILLIAM C SCHRIVER I Commercial 2 B ball 3 4 u 2 3 C Club 3 4 Drama IC Club 4 Band 2 3 4 BARNETT H SEARS General 'l 3 4 Glee Play 3 Dramatnc Club 4 44 Barney u 2 3 4 Llbray . I ll ll , , f Tri- 1 1, 2, , , ' 3,-1. 1, H H - ,. '- , , , 1 ' ' : , . uk uf ,V Orchestra 21 Glee Club 4. , I ' jf I . . I f ,e f 1- ww- I ' 1 f ' ,sv ,,.. . 4 . 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Hi-Y,2,,: Clb,,:'r DONALD W SECREST Don General 'I 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 Track I 2 DOROTHY M SHANK of General Trl Hn Y 2 4 Llbrary Stal? 2 3 1 f DOROTHY M SLIFER Dottie Commercial Mat Club I 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Glrls Intramural Assoclatlonl 2 3 4 eer leader 2 3 4 Trl Hn Y l GEORGIA M SLIFER Geo gre Commercial :Y I 2 3 4 Glrls Intramural cratlon 'I 2 3 4 Mat Clubl 2 Commer clal Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus 45 C ass DONALD R SHANNON Donnie General HI Y 4 PATRICIA ANN SHERMAN a Academic T HnY1 2 3 4 Latln Clubl 2 French Clu 2 3 Student Advisory Councul I 3 Malorette 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Color Day 2 Echo Stal? 4 Class Hlstorlan I H GARLAND SHIELDS Mlrf Commercnal JOHN L SHREINER u General JULIA M SITES General Tru Hn Y I 2 3 4 Student Advisory Coun cal 4 lpbrary Staff 2 3 4 RONALD N SITES Commerclal Ronnie Football I Parrot Stal? 3 H 1, Hi-Y ,2, , 5 ' I , . F ' A . 5 UD H . 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I x lx if I DORIS M SOLLENBERGER Done Commercial T HI Y I 2 3 4 Costume Club 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Freshman Cho rus JANICE L ST CLAIR enny General Hu Y 4 Che le Nurses of Tomorrow Club 3 Girls lnlra mural Association l 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Clas Oflicerl 3 4 Color 2 3 Sluden1Advlsory Council 4 Fresh man Chorus 46 Class SHIRLEY I. SMITH Smitty Mat Club I 2 4' Commercial Club 3 4- Girls Iniramural Association 'I 2 4. SHIRLEY J SNIVELY Anne Commercial Mai Club l 3 4 Girls Iniramural Asso CIGIIOI1 I 4 Commercial Club 3 Malor e 2 3 DOROTHY B SNYDER Dofhe TrlH1Yl 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Com .IOSEPHINE R SNYDER Commercial HIY 3 4 Club 3 4 Com merclal Club 4 ARTHUR L SOLLENBERGER Solley H Y 'l Fulure Craflsmen of America 2 3 4 lnframural Baskelballl 2 D JEAN SOLLENBERGER Jeannie Commercial Freshman Chorus Trl HIYI 2 3 4 Com merclal Club 3 4 Library Staff 2 3 4 1 1 1 1 11 1, . ' ' 1 , 1 - elf , , 4. - 11 - 11 - '- 1 1 1 1 1 - lv l IIJDI Tri- '- I, 2, , gGlee , 5 11 11 I- 5 ' , 1 I , - I ll ' I 1 '- '- , 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 11 - 11 ri- '- , , , 5 ,3p Ll- W brary Staff 2, Maf Club 25 Orcheslra 2, , 1 ' 1 - ' IIJ ll I I 4 ,, ,4 I Tri- '- l, 2, 3, 5 er ader 2, 3, 4: . ' f , 1 , 1 1 1 ,- 3, 1 S ,2, , 1 DGY of 1953 PHILIP C STOUFFER lp Vocahonal lnduslrlal Fulure Craftsmen of Amerlca 2 3 4 V JANE STOUFFER Janie Commerclal Tru Hu Y 3 4 Commercnal Club 4 SHELDON E STUNKARD s'lI1klB Commercial Hu Y 2 Commerclal Club 3 Hall Squad 4 Baseball Manager 3 4 NANCY E SUDERS Commercral PATRICIA A SWARTZ Pat 7 Commercial Parrot Staff 2 EDGAR A TASKER Commerclal Sludenl Advnsory Councrl l Golf C ub 3 Trackl 2 THELMA M. STEWART Tools Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Costume Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS E STlCKEll General Freshman Chorus French Club 2 3 Glee C u 2 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 Tn Hu Y 3 ROBERT S THOMAS o General HIY l 2 3 4 Sluden1Advlsory Councll Science u C Clu kevball l 4 Ba 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 JOANNE I TICE Commercual Freshman Chorus Rhythm Kids 3 4 Tru Hr Y l 3 Commercial Club 3 Girls Intro mural Assocuahon 2 3 Ma? Club l Lubrary Slaff 2 Band 2 3 4 47 Ib V ' I . : '.A .- 4. I HH- H 9 ,Af ' V' .W 1. 4 ' 1 , f f V., as M ' 7 , ,J ' n H . uf 9, ri V , H ,Y - L' r 1 , M' , V ., 4' N 1,0 J A' 3 'j f Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Commekfal Club 3, 4, ' 1 f V . f' ' ' -4 l 0 ' Y A' - sf ' ,Ye ' . ' ' p I 2, r I IIB bil 6 l,2,3,4, ' Clb3,4: b2, Q 3, 4: Bas , 2, 3, J seball l, 2, x g HM. X ,, .U V 5 . A . ', I X nfl ' ' , 2 : ' l : , , . S e n I o r ALICE E TIMMONS Commercial T HI Y 'l 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Parroi Slaff 2 Cheer leader 2 Llbrary Slaff2 .IUDITH A TOLBERT Judy ff 9eneral A Zrlf Ma1Clubl 2 3 4 Glrls lnlramural As X' :anon l 4 Trl Hu Y l 2 Stu If Advisor ouncl H' V f L l SHAREE A TOLBERT V' General fl jj at Club 1 2 3 2 Intramural Assocmnon I 2 3 4 Band 6 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Student Ad V vrsory Council l 2 I E Run-I TRUETT chiurh e Commercial Trl Hu Y l Library Sfalff 2 3 4 Commer clal Club 3 4 Girls lnframural Assocla han 3 4 Mal Club 4 Sludenf Advisory Councll 4 PERCY B UMBRELL D es HY1 MA, ,,-Ucffbffffff' af ,V ll-li? MIAPAJ' '-1' 'J if 's SONIA M VESTRE General HIY 3 Lahn Club I 2 Nur of Tomorrow Club 3 Band 'I 2 3 4 Or cl'1es1ra3 4 fl: R LEE WADEL Vocahonal lndusfrnal Fulure Craffsmen of America 2 3 4 Vls ual Educaflcn Club 2 3 4 L EUNICE WAGONER Commerclal Trl HIY l 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Commercial Club3 4 ROSS V WALKER Walker Vocational Aqncullural Future Farmers of America l 2 3 4 Foo? 'I HELEN L WALTERICK Weezle Commercxal HIY 2 3 4 Library Sta 3 ro! Staff 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Color Day 2 ' fl' 3 1 , , : ' , I M, ,V 4 l 1 ' V ' 'ALL r 1 I I A I ' ' 'v soc' ' ,2, 3, p '- '- , p dent fkbfo-lf 'yc 'l1,2,3,4. 'V - . M ,I ,fi Q ,U f Ll, JL , ll f ll lvl ' y,L,AvQ ll ji . -lL XZ, ffm ' -,4 ' . . . ,Y L' .F L ' l M , , , 45 Trl-HI-Y l, 7 Girls f, fi rv .I V : . , 1 ,I gwlj gl' JA fb? ,, If ' ' ' . 'lc ' ' ab! If' 'lb ll f ' ' -' ll n , A X I , V Q , 3 nl! , If 4 7 ' u .V K. ' v' X L ' h V. ' 4 ,ff . . . . ' I Q ' , ,fi- orl,f V . 1, - PI u Jw A Commercial -knit L47 ' 5 i- J' ' , . -. V4 ' . 1' lf-' ' x - 'u I' - ,ff' -l--' 'f ' 'f s 'Q' I t 'N . A - Az: , Tru- - l, 2, 5 , 5 ses Ib . U ' ' 7 In 3 x lr, n' 'Zh' .,, I . I . bun ,2,a. 'W' n 3 A 6 . U 4 J' , .l ' Tru' - 1, , , 5 ' H2, :Par- ' Hucn K wxuznsn Hug General Echo Staff 4 JOSEPH A WASHABAUGH oe Commerclal C ass M cAnoLYN M wsus Kmen 'Q'-Q WESLEY F WILLIAMS West Vocatnonal lndustrlal JEAN L WINGERT General L In Clubl 2 Tu H: YI 2 Spamsh C b 3 Costume Club 3 Dramatuc Club 4 Stu dent Adv sory Council I 49 Commercial Commercial Club 3 4 GLADYS I WENGER General Latm Clubl 2 Spam Club 3 4 Cos tume Club 3 4 HAROLD G WENGER Wlndy General Hu Y I 2 Freshman Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorlsters 3 Council 4 Band I RICHARD E WEST Commerclal Football 2 4 Student Advisory 2 3 Assembly Band PAUL A WENGERT Vocational Agrlcultural ee Wee Future Farmers of America I 2 3 4 Com era Club 2 3 4 Visual Education Club 3 4 Student Advisory Council 4 Parrot Staff 3 4 Hu Y I 2 Assembly Book Squad 3 Duck LLOYD A WILCOX Chief General b 4 n Fo all Bas etball 'I 2 3 4 Baseball I 1 Q I nj fr I I ' I .. r fl New - F- . 3 ' ff . A , K V V .. my . 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Q'-A CI' , I '- '- , 1 ' lu l f ' - ' ' I , ' ' I I C ass 1953 H JOLENE WOLFORD General HIYI 2 3 4 BookClub3 4 C lsters 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus Dramahc Club 4 Student Advisory Councal I 2 4 Parrot Staff 3 Echo Staff 4 Library Play 3 Color Day 2 Debahng Club 4 Glee Cu I 2 3 4 PATRICIA J WINGERT a General Orc estra 'l 2 3 4 Trl HIY I Band 2 4 Assembly Band 2 3 4 JAMES H WYLAND um General SHIRLEY A WINTERS Whntey Commercial Commerclal Club 3 4 Library Staff 2 Stu dent Advisory Councul I MAHLON G YEAGER Me General Football I 2 3 Track Sclence Club 3 HARRY A WOLF JR Hank Acodemuc Latln Clubl 2 Camera Club 2 3 4 Sc: ence Club 3 4 Stage Crew I 2 Vusual Education Clu Parrot Staff 2 Day 2 b 2 3 4 Light Crew 3 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Color E FRANKLIN YOUNG Elmer Vocational Agricultural Hu Y I 2 Future Farmers of America I 2 3 4 Book CIub2 3 LEROY B WOLFE Lynx Commercial DOROTHY B ZIMMERMAN Dotle Commercial Freshman Chorus Tru Hn YI 2 3 4 Com merclal Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 LARRY M WOLFGANG Lnttle Wolf Commercial Football 4 C Club 4 H GRACE E ZOOK Commercial HI Y I Commercual Club 3 4 50 Tri- '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 hor- ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I lv 1 1 1 1 11, '11 I1 1 1 1 1 '- '- 1 131 1 1 1 - . , JR. J' ll ' ll 1 1 ' 1 - ll IH , , 1 1,31H1.Y1,2,3,41 11 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I r I ' 1 1 1 21 1 41 1 1 1 ' 1 '- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 '- '- 1 1 1 1 - I 1 I ll ' ll 1 1 I-Y 4. Tfi- '- 1 21 31 41 ' 1 ,lr .5 ...,..........1......i.. Sensor C ass Officers Reading leff to rlghi Barbara Brown vice presldenl Donald Metz presrdent 4 Reading left to rlghf Suzanne Broclous lreasurer Sally Evans historian Jamce Sf Clair secrevary Roberf Thomas freasurer . -'ef 1 . ff JP' 2 . E W ,,. 14 . X y.a-an . , A ff 4 ' 7' J - A 1 J 2, . . I . U . 4 ' I 9 4, X A 51 CLASS OFFICERS 9 L r f N f ,Q ' WW, ii, I , WO I LJ, 3, X! . L ', , z - 42 f J, Reading left to right: Row I-Charles Brightbill, treasurer: Charles Fox, president, Charles Lightner, vice-president. Row 2-Mrs. Shirley Rife, adviser, Patricia Wyland, historian, Maxine Harmon, sec- retary, Patricia Hoch, treasurer, Mr. Vance Snyder, adviser. CLASS OF 1954 Reading left to right: Row 'I-Charlie Byers, John Baughman, James Althouse, Arthur Beatty, Milton Crawford, Lawrence Bocse, Richard Brant, Stephen Carter, Wallace Beom,William Bowers, William Aldridge, George Bard, John Davis. Row 2-Jacqueline Bennett, Rachel Carl, Janet Bender, Edith Burns, Nancy Allen, Lois Carver, Mary Cordell, Mary Bender, Fern Byers, Florence Cristman, Ruth Dangler, Shirley Davis, Joan Crist, Gladys Davis. Row 3-Jean Conner, Lois Cormany, Fannie Byers, Delores Beltz, Ruth Benedict, Doris Crider, Mary Carter, Sally Bowers, Sally Crouse, Vesta Buterbaugh, Patsy Cauffman, Janet Appel, Kaye Armstrong, Shirley Biesecker. Row 4-Patsy Brookens, Shirley Brown, Garry Culler, James Chase, Charles Brightbill, William Black, Wray Bevens, Jacob Cor- Nell, Ronnie Bowers, Bennett Bittinger, Jerry Bitner, Adam Crist, Trudy Buckwalter, Shirley Barnes, 52 f r Row 'l Row Row Row -Reading left to right: John Heck, Wayne Grove, CarlGrove, Richard Foreman, Richard Johnson, Thomas McClure, Harold Ford, 2-Mary Grace Everts, Shirley Graham, Janet Diehl, Martha Drawbaugh, Dorcas Kaiser, Mary Diehl, Mona Helsel, Emilie Gsell, Patricia Hughes, Jane Everetts, Geneva Green, Betty Edwards, Marianne Hosler, Gladys Hinkle, Shirley Fritz, Shirley Decker. 3-Eleanor Frey, Nancy Hoover, Maxine Harmon, Annette Frecon, Phyllis Fisher, Ruth Ann Fields, Paulene Forsythe, Patricia Furley, Jane Hudson, Doris Garnes, Louise Eshelman, Emma Lee Hoover, Anna Fortna, Glenda Finkey, Min- erva Forrester, Donna Fahnestock, June Farner, Patricia Hoch. 4-Beverly Fegan, Marian Donahoe, Wayne Hoover, Wayne Henry, James Diller, William Ewan, Paul Derridinger, Charles Fox, Marlin Funk, John Haas, Harold Hoover, Donald Dietrich, Miriam Heckman, Ruby Heckman. Row Row Row Row Reading left to righ B nlamin Kauffman Charles McCleary Benlamin Williams James Lawson Carlin Morris Harry Truett Russell Nef' Richard Linxnger Donald Knoll Maurice Marotte Betty McClure Elnora McClure Mary Louise Klipp Charlotte Miller Joan McKenzie Faye Myers Arlene Morrow Gretchen Kieffer Marian McDermott Lula Kaiser Betty Leininger Helen Jones Elizabeth Johns Barbara Monn Paul we Leininger Mary Moore Suzanne Kuhn Cora Lehman Harriet Mickey Nedra Jones Mary Kane Kathleen Kessing r Donna Nuckels Mildred Lehman Terrence Marotte Larry Miller Walter McGill Charles Lightner Robert Jacobs William McMorris Elmer Martin Leigh Knepper Ronald Newcomer John Ile Robert Lochbaum Kenneth Mummert Arthur Kemp 53 i 1- . .IZ 2.. i ' .. .. I , . .I I 'AI I I I ' U I I I -. I I ' I 'I I . ' Row l- Row 2- Row 3 Reading left to right: Kenneth Peiffer, Jack Patterson, William Oliver, Glenn Ott, Maynard Plum, John Shadle, Ken- neth Shannon, James Reed, William Perry, Eugene Ryder, George McFerren, Jacob Miller. Marvin Rife. Nancy Rock, Barbara Patterson, Henrietta Pharo, Joanna Piper, Wilma Shaffer, Lewese Ross, Joanne Peterson, Mar- garet Shank, Dorothy Schoenleber, Joan Schwarz, Joanne Rosenberry, Shirley Saunders, Mitzi Shelton, Dorothy Scalia. '-Mary Rummel, Janet Rotz, Patricia Orris, Nancy Robertson, Isabell Poe, Carol Raifsnider, Wilma Shatzer, Margaret Sellers, Doris Rife, Virginia Plank, Patricia Poe, Sherrill Ott, Winifred Paxton, Geraldine Reed, Mabel Sensheimer, Shir- ley Shatzer. Row 4-Chester Peters, James Plyler, lawrence Rosenberry, Ray McCrae, Arthur Rawlings, Richard Rouzer, Milton Rhine, Edwin Secrest, Bruce Pilgrim, Melvin Shetter, Richard Kennedy, John Ross, Larry Ridenour. Row I Row 2 Reading left to right Stephen Stoufter Robert Small Wayne Guyer Gerald Wildeson Don Tucker Joseph Rebolx Joseph Snider Richard Wagner David Snider Earl Zooll Donna Zimmerman Nancy Zeger Dorothy West LaVonnie Sollenberger Nina Terhun Leah Smith Margaret West Bertha Wales Ruth Sollenberger Patricia Washabaugh Mary Spoonhour Donna Stepler Jane Steach Phyllis Van Hoose ley Snider Barbara Slpes Katherine Wenger Shirley Statler Shirley Upperman Arlene Washinger Nancy Smith Mil dred Webber Janet Statler Peggy Smith Esther Wlles Elaine Thompson Row 4-Ray Weyandt Edward Westbrook Richard Washabaugh Gerald Yaukey Jack Small Ralph Tolbert Robert Wolford George Trail Ray Snyder Newton Stake John Sterner 54 Row 3-Patricia Wyland, Joan Steger, Shirley Stockslager, Kathryn Warren, Phyllis Yohe, Margaret Short, Ellen Zargsr, Shir- CLASS OFFICERS Q. l ' L Q f' ly X ,E Ok xk , so ff Q - L, rf -' jff if , 1' , 'f'y'2f f' Reading left to right: Row 'I-Willamae Shields, secretary, Eleanor Drummond, his- torian, Mrs, Kathryn Howland, adviser, Ann Houser, treasurer. Row 2-Jacob Schott, treasurer, Paul Verdier, president, Mr, Glendon Weeks, adviser, Robert Kirkpatrick, vice-president. CLASS OF 1955 Reading left to right: Row I-Welby Burns, Lynn Baker, Max Bumbaugh, George Bartle, Ethelbert Byers, Alvin Bert. Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 -Doris Byers, Donna Bricker, Evelyn Burlcholder, Jean Althouse, Carolyn Alther, Eileen Allen, Patricia Argenbright, Rose Butler, Sally Armstrong, Faye Byers, Janice Bard, Shirley Banks, Susan Brown. -Evelyn Allison, Ann Bollinger, Donna Bender, Helen Bawman, Patricia Bushman, Sandra Bolan, Peggy Barbour, Sally Barr, Salinda Ankerbrand, Mabel Baker, Betsy Bitner,Janice Besore. Donald Brindle, Paul Beardslee, Larry Bishop, Edwin Armstrong, Merle Appenzellar, William Barbour, Edwin Brown, Charles Barnhart, Edward Bochtell, Wayne Benedict, William Achenbach, George Anthony, Harry Ankerbrand, Karl Burgner. 55 Klgjf Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 --Reading left to right: Robert Conner, Robert Deardorff, Thomas Robinson, Wayne Piper, Carl Cowan, Robert Fogal, Richard Carr, Richard Fleagle, Roland Cauttman, Robert Frecon, Richard Deitzel, Ronald Chambers. -Nancy Eyer, Carol Davis, Miriam Cox, Nancy Clapsaddle, Goldie Comp, Mary Crider, Lillian Carey, Norma Eby, Mary Cafterty, Mary Cree, Joan Funk, Helen Fisher, Patricia Flurie, Audrey Eberly. -Mercina Ehrhart, Sarah Fields, Joyce Dice, Dorine Diehl, Sherry Florig, Ruth Ewan, Nancy Fitzgerald, Eleanor Drummond, Beryl Eyer, Mary Dymond, Eunice DeardorFF, Mary Fields. -Martin Wenger, James Eyer, Dick Corwell, Richard Fordyce, Richard Catlin, Donald Cormany, Gaither Crist, Gary Dau- gal, William Crist, Joe Summers, Richard Fahnestock, Donald Diehl, Bernard Crist, Lester Daihl. Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Reading left to right Robert Hall Jerry Garland Jack Highberger LaVerne Heckman John Grove George Heck Glenn Highlands Esther Glick Dora Hemphill Anna lsenberger Nancy Harrison Linda Heefner Patsy Guyer Doris Hornbaker Lois Henry Dolly Gearhart Dixie Hawley Darlene Gelssler Dorene Hock Joann Hamsher Nancy Yeager Judith Harrison Janet Hartrantt Jean Gelsmger Audrey lckes Betty Homer Celena Heckman Anna Gilbert Kathleen Gossert Sandra Hann Ann Houser Patsy Gabler Doris Gill Ray Hornbaker Paul Humpleby Carl Garner Ronald Horst Robert Horn Earl Gooch Donald Gocheraver Robert Hocker Edward Huber William Haman Richard Hull Ronald Heck 56 - 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 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - i 1 1 s 1 i Row 1-Reading left to right: Delores Mickley, Alta McCrae, Peggy Jamison, Katherine McCleary, Phyllis Martin, Dorothea Keys, Mary Leininger, Rosita Martin, Marguerite Kelso,Jo-Ann Knodle, Martha Mellott, Peggy McCleary, Mary Kauff- man, Georgianna Keebaugh. Row 2-Roselyn Jones, Bonita lohnston, Anna McKenzie, Joyce McCulloh, Alice Monn, Joanne Miller, Elisabeth Lesher, Doris Lesher, Jean Johnson, Nancy Mclntire, Fanny Mackey, Dolores Lowons, Sandra Karper, Joyce Lawyer, Shirley Martin, Janet McCleary, Judith Mcckley, Evelyn Kling. Raw 3-Jock Martin, Glenn Keefer, John Martin, Robert Kirkpatrick, Casimer Kriechbaum, William Johnston, Donald Kramer, Henry Molson, Albert Knoll, Donald Miller, Roy Long, Chauncey LeMaster. Row Row Row Row Reading left to right Lowell Mower James Ott Richard Mvers James Porter Herbert Rensch Gregory Rensch Juanita Piper Shirley Poe Charmaine Ridenour ldamae Nichols Patricia Mountcastle Susan Pryor Shirley North Va Dena Richards Fern Oberholser Sylvia Mower Dorothea Moraites Nancy Pound Esther Moore Shirley Paine Doris Reese Jessie Over Nancy Newcomer Carol Peters Jane Nozzl Helen Purnell Barbara Reed Paulette Patterson 4-William Myers Cyrus Reese Ronald Perry Joseph Kirkpatrick Jan Painter George Reamer Donald Pool Richard Peck Willis Piper Harold Mummert Donald Patterson 57 1- ' ' 1 , , ' . , , , . I l 1 I I I I r I 1 I I I 1 Row 1 Row 2 -Reading left to right: Samuel Sollenberger, Robert Rollins, Carl Sarvis, Leighton Scott, Robert Rinick, Roy Seyfert, Robert Shambach, Jacob Schaff, Wilfred Souders. -Shirley Schaeffer, Peggy Rotz, Shirley Rotz, Evelyn Royer, Delores Robinson, Bertha Schuchman, Mary Sanders, Sally Spahr, Willamae Shields, Sandra Shockey, Patsy Shadle, Doris Shreiner. Row 3-Darlene Shank, Betty Rinehart, Joyce Reineman, Martha Sanders, Iva Roof, Virginia Schnebly, Helen Rummel, Betty Rife, Nancy Rosenberry, Mary Shipley, Shirley Shaffer, Janet Smith. Row 4-David Ransom, William Shatzer, John Rote, Clarence Pugh, John Smarsh, Rodney Shatzer, Ronald Rosenberry, Richard Smith, Ronald Shover, Jerry Small, Wilbur Rock, l Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Reading left to right Nelson Wenger Eugene Witherspoon Linn Yaukey Ray Welst Richard Tedruclc John Sollenber ger Richard Wilcox Howard Walck Marvin Upperman Shirley Strock Roberta Souders Donna StCIanr Shirley Verdler Frances Worthington Helen Suders Fern Wlngert Lois Ann Tucker Shirley Wolford Ethel Spangler CatherlneThompson Mary Wenger Irma Whltesman Catherine Wlles Nancy Stake Donna Stouffer Jane Taylor Janet Zuse Pearl Wmcer Linda Stoner Robert Walters Elwood Spedden Colston Westbrook Charles Toms Richard Stravolo Nicholas Wagner Gordon Vestre Edmund Summers Paul Verdler Robert Wentzel Arthur Wlnckel Nathan Wlngert Thomas Zimmerman Bill Williams 58 - . . 2 I . I . I . I . . I , 1 , f - T I I I ' I ' I I . I I . I ' Wingert, Patricia Stine, Fay Stoudt, Lois Stouffer, Mary Stewart, Peggy Stouffer, Dolores Spahr. f f , . V - I I I I I . I ' I . I I K a , . - V , ,, 5 , , , ,, - ,f XX 4-tg 5 ,, e A A , 1 2,4 W S f ee, ',7f'i0L , . et of of ' LV ,f .f -f 1 gr f 2 f CLASS OFFICERS--Reading left to right: Row 'I-Ginger Stine, secretary, Richard Harper, vice-president, Beverly Mickey, president. Row 2-Mr, Philip Michaels, adviser, Sue Mickey, treasurer, Betty Stunkard, historian, Miss Ruth Bieber, adviser. Not pictured-Ray Shafiler, treasurer. Class ol 1956 Row l Row 2 Row 3-- Reading left to right: Joyce Bender, Janice Aughinbaugh, Mary Aughinbaugh, June Allen, Lucille Bollinger, Hazel Burns, Nancy Brechbill, Patricia Bigler, Patsy Aldridge, Julia Beltz, Helen Baughman, Patricia Barnhart, Sandra Bietsch, Barbara Brenize. Richard Bowman, Jerry Black, Gecrge Breslin, Mariorie Asper, Jean Angle, Mary Jane Blair, Patricia Bietsch, Verda Benedict, Elizabeth Boyd, Rosalyn Beam, Bonita Angle, Donna Beeler, Nancy Bender, Harold Baer. William Addams, John Breneman, William Boyer, Alan Ankerbrand, Robert Appenlellar, Herbert Bing, Chester Beltz, Glen Bender, Glenn Baker, Marlin Bricker, Blaine Barnhart, Philip Angle, Dennis Austin, Roy Bigler, Harry Biffle. 59 X Row 1 Row 2 -Reading left to right: Dolores Coccagna, Shelvo Burkholder, Dorothy Diehl, Nancy Brookens, Ruby Brookens, Goldie Coldsmith. -Betty Brown, Constance Cromwell, Marian Crouse, Patricia Buterbaugh, Doris Cook, Faye Brookens, Carol Carmack, Mary Crawford, Martha Carl, Jean Carbaugh, Margaret Cauttman. Row 3-William Cooley, James Crist, Jacob Crider, Clarence Burkhart, Thomas Diffenderfer, LaVerne Dymond, Lester Dangler, Row 4 Frank Clark, Samuel Butz, Terry Conner, George Christman, -Gary Carbaugh, Garnet Brookens, Phillip Byers, Kenneth Burns, Wayne Calvert, Van Cunningham, Sabitine Davis, Joseph Davis, Richard DeShong, Gordon Brookens. Row 'I Row 2 Row 3 1--1 Readmg left to right Martha Elser Beverly Gaal Shirley Funk Joan Fritz Kathleen Fries Patricia Foltz Janice For berger Guy Fix Lee Farner Robert Farner Eugene Flsler Ronald Foreman Lauren Etter Robert Glessner Michael Grove Kenneth Gayman Robert Gettel Fred Garber Alan Foreman Michael Fuller Franklin Gelwicks Ronald Fritz David Findon Robert Glass Charles Gardner Carl Forrester Gerald Gelwicks Dale Eberly Ray Etter 60 l - ' ' 2 - i , ' , I 1 i , il , ' - rester, Joanne Gayman, Nancy Gerlach, Bonita Eyer, Lois Freet, Margaret Fitzgerald, Beverly Eshelman, Linda Etch- 1- I I I V D I I I I I I Row l Row 2 Row 3 -Reading left to right: Lillian Hardsock, Roberta Harrison, Nancy Heck, Nancy Harriscn, Joanne Hater, Anna John, Judith Holesa, Doris Holtry, Norma Horst, Joyce Hoch,Marcia Hoover, Darla Hosler, -Koy Hann, James Hamsher, Charles Johns, Richard Harper, Harold Kauffman, Ronald Hcover, James Hollenshead, Robert High, Violet Frederick. -James Humelsine, David Jones, John Hoffman, Thomas Harris, Ronald Hull, Harold Haulman, Ronald Jones, Larry Hoover, Barbara Fortney, Sarah Holtry. Row I Row 2 Row 3 Reading left to right Margaret Lowans Arlene Knoll Janet Lehman Doris Leminger Lucille Martin Elizabeth Kuhns Grace Kyler Annabelle Light Shirley Kean Emma Keefer Doris Kemp Judith Layman Jackalen Martin Mary Knoll Marie Lesher Joanne Lesher Ruth Lesher Louise Llnunger Joyce Knoll Sally Lynch Derry Laxsan Ruth Larson Ocle Lelsher Richard Keefer Thomas Kelley Dale Keener Huber McCleary James Kump Robert Krieger Kendall Keller Jan Keefer Carl Knepper Frank Kennedy Robert Krlner Thomas Lelsher John Klndall 61 l - ' '1 , ,f , ' fi ',' , I ' I I I I ' i .I I l I I I V I. I I 1 I , - ll , I I I I J I I v , , , 1 V Row I- Row 2- Row 3 Reading left to right: Gladys Myers, Dorene Miller, Lois McClure, Helen Perry, Kay Michaels, Alice Metz, Shirley Patterson, Shirley Mills, Shirley Overcash, Catherine McClure, Patsy Morter, Pauline Musser. James McNew, Clark Myers, Barbara Miller, June Mellott, Phyllis Myers, Beverly Mickey, Shirley McVitty, Sue Mickey, Charles Morrison, Robert Nitterhouse, Robert McFerren. -Ross Morter, Ronald Olson, Lawrence Patterson, Rex Miller, John Norman, Percy Pogue, Thomas Mouse, Ellis Myers, Harold Morton, Jerry Myers, James Nelson, Frank McNew. Row I Row 2 Row 3 Y' Reading left to rught Vada Rotz Donna Schuchman Nancy Ralfsnlder Martha Race Nancy Saunders Marilyn Sauf Larry Reese Kenneth Rebck James Funk Elwood Rotz Paul Saunders Patsy Peters Janet Schott Lois Sautley Dona Sachman Dawn Roqueplot Larry Rowles Edward Rensch Delano Rosenberry James Picking Walter Rubey Stephen Schluchter Edward Schlichter Lee Querry Jack Renfrew Florence Poe 62 ,, K ' ' .. ' N-. ley, Betty Rosenberry, Faye Reath, Laura Rowe, Dorothy Reasner, Dolores Picking, Gladys Rite. Row Row Row Row si Reading left to right: Glenn Sollenberger, Frances Pogue, Patricia Reed, Janet Strike, Shirley Shatzer, Melva Smith, Kay Shoop, Ray Shaffer. Betty Stunlcard, Sylvia Sites, Beverly Summers, Carolyn Kauffman, Susanne Kautifman, Delores Spilcer, Beatrice Stache, Julia Smith, Elaine Shearer, Arlene Shatzer, Phyllis Sollenberger, Arlene Summers, Shirley Rosenberry, Bonita Rosen- berry, Raymond Shuman, Robert Scott, Ronald Summers, Nancy Sherman, Rose Saunders, Dorothy Stepler, Joanne Smith, Valeria Stouffer, Sylvia Stoclcslager, Verna Sord, Deborah Smith, Ginger Stine, Margaretta Steck. 4-Earl Showalter, Harry Stouffer, Elton Simpson, Richard Shull, Robert Sites, Wilbur Shape, Ronald Snyder, John Sleich- ter, Robert Seiders, James Swope, Richard Shields, Samuel Swanger, Kenneth Stake, Samuel Sollenberger. M ,Kr Row Row Row M 1-'2 'Y Wilson Jean Henry Saundra Holtry Dorothy Hepfer Carolyn McCleary Rebecca Tritle Peggy Wolford Juanita Wise Shirley West Doris Washabaugh Erma Van Pelt Dorothea Wagoner Lois Wolff Mary Wenger Bonita Wolf? Fay Wenger Shirley Uglow Luella Wenger Pauline Young Patricia Zullinger Charles Wood Donald Zeelc Bruce Jacobs George Hepfer Lee Kaiser Fred Widney Ted High James Henry Lee Yeager Joseph Upperman Frank Talbert Ralph Weyer Vonnie Ile Richard Thomas Ralph Yeager Robert Wilson Donald Truett Sidney Wells Michael Wilcox Teddy Wile James Trace James Thomas Ronald Furry George Warner Jacob Whorley Paul Washabaugh David Tamer 63 X Q . fr! li L ' A Row l-Reading left to right: Darlene Yeager, Margaret WIse,Janet Thomas, Verna Eby, Mary Ebersale, Maribel Wolf, Clcra 2- ' , , ' ' r A , ' , , , 3- ' ' ' , , r r r i r ' , ' r 4- ' , , i , r ' r l I , I , r ofgdhi ativlw WITHIN THEIR GRASP LAY MANY TREASURES. A CAREFUL POLISHING REVEALED GEMS OF GREAT WORTH. Q f I. 'I -Ls s fr f A T XX ,- I ve, fy f 7 ff ,Q 65 The Parrot Frin tA 141 The 7IewA Editor-in-Chief Janet Horst Assistant Editor Dorothy Hess Business Managers Eloise Martin Betty Cool Advisers Mr. John A. Miller Mr. Philip L. Michaels I I O Left to right: Rowl-Nina Terhune, Katherine Wenger, Kathryn Warren, Patricia Furley, Sally Bowers, Janet Statler, Nancy Rock, Eleanor Ewan, Sally Evans. Row 2-George Trail, Dorothy Hess, Janet Horst. r7x ' In ww., Left to right: 66 Row I-Janet Zuse, Janet Appel, Joyce Monn, Dorothea Moraites, Carolyn Alther. Row 2-Irma Whitesman, leigh Knep- per, Marlin Funk. left to right: Dorothy Clugston, Eloise Martin, Shirley Elvey, Donna Lightner, Betty Cool, Peggy McNew. Left to right: Dolores Cox, Georgianna Keebaugh, Elaine McCanaghy, Janet Smith, .lac- queline Bennett, Evelyn Royer, Shirley Barnes. -Joyce Cook, Paul Derridinger, Joan Steger, Ray Farkas, Adam Crist. T ' ' f 1- I' The Parrot is a bi-weekly publica- tion 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 staff is the valuable experience in journalism gained thereby. The Parrot creates its own funds and pays its own expenses and is, therefore, to a great extent self-sup- porting. left to right: Row 1-Linda Heefner, Linda Stoner, Mary Lou Wenger, Dolores Lowans, Sally Spahr, William Hudson. Row 2-Harry Wolf, Nancy Allen, Marian McDermott, Betty Edwards, Annette Frecon, Willamae Shields, Ann Houser, Phyllis Fisher. 67 710 l7oAAeAA1vn Can Sur-,MAA 01- fven fqual 14 good flbfdflf The Library Staff President Marie Sites Vice President Ruth Truett Secretary Miriam Heckman Treasurer Peggy McNew Advisers Miss Mildred Shull The Library Staff is made up of members from all four classes These students assist the librarians In giving helpful service to members of the faculty and student body Their duties books and magazines typing filing, and taking general care of the library Each member serves one oernod a day and receives credit accordmg to the amount of work he does Members receive Mrs Shirley Rafe awards for outstanding work but of more impor tance to the student as 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 ind: vidual staff members receive At the same time the school benefits from the service given by th Library Staff Reading left to right Rowl Sandra Shockey Rosita Martin Peggy Stouffer Charma ne Rd nsur Bertha Schuchman Nancy Zeger Esther Rock Evelyn Emery Shirley North Delores Robinson Joyce Monn Anna McKenzie Janet Rotz Miss Mildred Shull Row2 Mary Shipley Clara Myers Jean Gelsmger Darlene Gelssler Nancy Clapsaddle Dons Shreiner Shirley Schaeffer Janet Zuse Joanne Rosenberry Peggy McNew Ruth Ewan Peggy Jamison Darlene Shank Mrs Shirley Rufe Row3 Nancy Stake Romame Highlands Fern Wungert Doris Lesher Janice Aughlnbaugh Joyce Bender Sherry Florlg Jean Carbaugh Joyce Dice Dorlne Diehl Audrey Eb ny Elizabeth Johns Row 4-Wilma Shatzer Jean Sollenberger Wlmfred Paxton Mildred Webber Dorothy Shank Dorothea Moraltes Nancy Robertson Virginia Schnebly Shirley Statler Donna Bricker Ruth Truett Miriam Heckman Ronald Rotz ll , , n 1 . I - consist of charging, returning, and repairing . . . . 2 ' 1 ' ' ' . . . u . Q 1 n E ' 3 . I I I I l . I l 68 Care To ldfgllf? Ziztten To Katia Sidest . . . Reading left to rrght Rowl Bonnta Hanes Janet Statler Anna Fortna Annette Frecon Row2 Jane Hudson Arlene Morrow Patrrcua Wyland Ann Houser Shlrley Haas Phyllxs Fisher Row3 Rlchard Butz Norman Butler Chester Peters Allan Hafer Jolene Wolford Wullam Hudscn Row4 Ronald Anthony Alan Querry Robert Klrkpatrlck Donald Matzelle Donald Metz Debating Club President Vrce President Secretary Treasurer Student Advisory Council Representatuve Advlser The Debating Club as an orgamzatlon open to sophomores rumors and sensors The general obtectnve of the club as to h lp the student develop a fuller understandmg of the problems of the world as well as to teach hum the art of debating and reasomng Members dnscuss topucs whrch are foremost an the news and probl ms whnch confront hugh school students Topncs dnscussed this year Include Should the President elect Tak Ofttce at Once? Electoral College Retann or Replace? If the Presudent Dues Should the Vice Rrchard Butz Donald Matzelle Jolene Wolford Wnllnam Hudson Kathryn Warren Mrs Floe Walker President Be Lnmuted to Two Years In the White House? Who Should Own Space? Should the Umted States Support a Federal Unlon of Atlantic Pact Natnons'7 and Vocational Possl bnlutues un the Government Servuce and un Pruvate lndustry Each member must assume responstbulrty for at least one program a year and ns exp cted to partncupate mth duscussuon of all topncs The club meets on alternate Tuesdays Z 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 V c ' ' ' 11 11 11 11 , 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . . . D , I v ' - - 11 11 - - . , - . - 11 . 9 . . . ,, . - 5 3 H H , . . . D . . . . , T - V . 11 11 - ' - . , , -.' . Visual Education Club Reading left to right: Rowl-Eleanor Frey, Robert Fogal, Paul Wengert, Guy Baer, Edward Powell John Picking, Charles Potts, Harry Wolf, Jerry Garland, David Snider. Row 2-Mr. Robert Arnold, Donald Matzelle, Robert Horn, Richard Peck, Kenneth Shannon, Charlie Byers Lee Wadel, Donald Knoll, Wilbur Rock, Ethelbert Byers. Row 3-Jacqueline Bennett, Maurice Marotte, Donald Culbertson, Nicholas Wagner, Carl Garner, Thomas Drummond, Roland Bowers, Ray Hornbaker, John lle, Samuel Sollenberger, Joseph Snider. President Edward Powell Vice-President John Picking Secretary . Guy Baer Treasurer . Paul Wengert Chief Technician , Joseph Snider Assistant Technician ,. Charlie Byers Film Technician . Harry Wolf Assistant Film Technician , . Thomas Drummond Adviser . ,. Mr. Robert B. Arnold The Visual Education Club is very active in giving service to teachers and students in every department of the high school. Its expanding program necessitates the utmost loyalty, coopera- tion, and time from each carefully chosen mem- ber. The film library has been greatly enlarged and now contains one hundred motion picture films and six hundred film slides. A great deal of audio-visual equipment has been added. All To S ee yA To Zearn of this, plus the projection 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 experi- ences and skills which will be useful to them in adult life. Now Smile. faleryfody. Hold It! Une, Two! President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser The Camera Club was formed to give high school students an opportunity to learn more about photography and the development of films. The Club has a fully equipped dark room where members may develop roll or sheet film, make contact points, and enlarge pictures in their free periods or after school. With the exception of film and paper, the necessary equipment and chemicals are furnished by the organization. New members are instructed in the use of equip- Reading left to right: Row 'I-Harry Wolf, Mr. J. Herbert Swartz. John Picking Harry Wolf Paul Wenger Charles Fox Mr. J. Herbert Swartz ment by the more experienced members. A part of each meeting is used in the study of Every- body's Photo Course. For the past two years the Camera Club has sponsored an exhibit of award-winning pictures from the National High School Photographic Con- test. Members are planning to hold a contest of their own in the spring. The club also sponsors an annual Armistice Day dance. Row 2-Richard Myers, Nelson Wengert, Paul Wengert, John Picking, Charles Fox, Robert Hall, Jack Martin, James Lawson. Row3 Marlin Funk Richard Peck Kenneth Pelffer Harold Knoll Leigh Knepper, Ray Kauffman, Jerry Small Carlin Morris Row4 John Sterner Maurice Marotte William Hudson William Boyd John Ross, John Martin. Camera C u Take 14 fatter, l7leaAe . . . Commercial Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Parrot Reporter Adviser The purpose of the Commercial Club is to teach the members every-day office routine. Dur- ing the year members of the club hear lectures from local businessmen. As a result of these lec- tures the students become acquainted with the demands of the business world. Several times during the year the club members visit business offices in Chambersburg. They also do typing and other types of oftice work for various teach- Jean John Shirley Haas Arlene Washinger Doris Daugherty Betty Cool Mr. J. Kenneth Gabler ers and organizations of the school. This year the Commercial Club held its second annual luncheon at Hotel Washington. All members of the club as well as the teachers ofthe Commercial Department attended. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays. Membership is open to all iunior and senior com- mercial students. Reading left to right: Rowl-Kath- leen Kessinger, Ruth Dangler, Patsy Cauftman, Vesta Buterbaugh, Flor- ence Christman, Eleanor Frey, Betty McClure, Minerva Forrester, Joanna Piper, Donna Fahnestock, Row 2-Shirley Decker, Mary Klipp, Joan Schwarz, Shirley Statler, Shir- ley Snider, Wilma Shatzer, Mary Bender, Fern Byers, Shirley Barnes, Edith Burns, Shirley Davis, Jaan Crist, Gladys Davis. Row 3-Nedra Jones, Gladys Hinkle, June Farner, Shirley Stockslager, Ruth Fields, Arlene Washinger, Sher- rill Ott, Nancy Smith, Shirley Upper- man, Joan Steger, Geraldine Reed, Mabel Sensheimer, Wilma Shaffer. Row 4-Arlene Morrow, Doris Crider, Dorothy Schoenleber, Barbara Sipes, Jerry Bitner, Jack Patterson, Glenn Ott, Joan MrKenzie, Elnora McClure, Doris Rite, Janet Rotz. t. jan! 655, 'US Reading left to right: Row 1-Patricia Swartz, Georgia Slifer, Eloise Mar- tin, Gloria Grove, Dorothy Clug- stan, Thelma Stewart, Doris Daugh- erty, Shirley Haas, Jean John, Helen Walterick, Betty Cool, Shirley Fore- man, Harriet Grove. Row 2-Carolyn Wells, Shirley Win- ters, Jean Sollenberger, Ruth Truett, Lois Armstrong, Betty Etter, Dorothy Slifer, Dorothy Snyder, Josephine Snyder, Doris Bigler, Dolores Cox, Doris Sollenberger, Mr. Kenneth Gabler. Row 3-Alice Timmons, Darlene McVit- ty, Pegqy McNew, Pauline Heck, Shirley Elvey, Grace Zack, Carolyn Rotz, Shirley Perry, Barbara Noll, Julia Hackenberry, Eunice Wagoner, Joanne Burlcholder, Patricia Douglas, Jane Stoufier. 72 .A. C. Reading left to right: Row I-David Hodges, Ann Hauser, Nancy Smith, Dor- ene Hoch, Carol Davis, Kathryn Wor- ren, Shirley Verdier, Dorothea Moraites, Jacqueline Bennett, Janet Strike, Joanne Tragler, Janice St. Clair, Jane Hudson, Robert Thomas, Richard Butz. Row 2-John Brenernan, James Henry, Linda Heetner, Bonita Hanes, Willarnae Shields, Annette Frecon, Martha Draw- baugh, Barbara Brown, Patricia Wyland, Jolene Wolford, Pauline Young, Patsy Gabler, Eleanor Drummond, William Achenbach, Miss Jeanne Kirby. Row 3-William Hudson, Robert Kirkpat- rick, Jerry Black, Edward Powell, Steven Stoufier, Thomas Diffenderter, Joseph Kump, larry Ridenour, John Picking, Charlie Byers, Paul Wengert, Mr. Ken- neth Gabler. Rowd-James Chase, Harold Wenger, Donald Metz. Clarence Pugh, Charles lightner, Philip Meckley, Robert Etter, Donald Matzelle, Ronald Newcomer, Roland Bowers, Peter Schaftnit, Ken- neth Mummert, Charles Gardner, Hall Squad Reading left to right: Row I-Miss Jeanne Kirby, Sheldon Stunkard, Jane Steach, Phyllis Van Hoose, Joan Crist, Geor- qianna Keebaugh, Susanne Kauftmon, Lillian Carey, Julia Beltz, Helen Bough- man, Jean Angle, Jacob Miller. Row 2-Roy Lang, Donna Stepler, Mar- oaret Couflman, Shirley Davis, Kathleen Gossert, Nancy Eyer, Martha Sanders, Delores Beltz, Mary Bennett, William Jones. Row3-Richard Fleagle, Eugene Ricker, Edwin Secrest, Ronald Summers, James Althouse, Donald Kramer, Wilbur Rock, Jerry Small. -P- -A OFFICERS OF STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisers The Student Advisory Council is composed of the class presidents and the representatives from the various home rooms and clubs. lt acts as the students' voice in the governing of the school and tries to aid in the directing of all wor- thy activities. Plans are being made by the Student Advis- ory Council this year to buy records for noontirne dancing and to compile a student directory con- taining names, addresses, and telephone num- bers of the administration and pupils. Richard Butz David Hodges Ann Houser Robert Thomas Miss Jeanne Kirby Mr. J, Kenneth Gabler Closely associated with the Student Advis- ory Council is the Hall Squad. It maintains order in the halls, keeps traffic moving on the stairs, helps to keep the corridors and washrooms clean and neat, gives notification of any emergency situation in the building, and escorts visitors to their destination. This service club helps to make our school a place where courtesy is practicid and where order is maintained. . . . Where lt our Cvrridvr l7aAA.7 What! your Theory? . . . Science Club President ...e.e,..... .,....,.. ..., ...,..,,,,,. R o b ert Thomas Vice-President .... A ..A,.. .A... A AA .,,. Harold Gabler Secretary AA ...,.. A, .,,.., ...e. William McMorris Treasurer A ,... AA AA AAAAAAAA AAAA C harles Brightbill Adviser AAAAAAAA A A AAAA AA AAAAAAA AAAA AAAAAA M r . Glendon Weeks The Science Club is composed of iunior and senior boys who desire a more extensive knowledge of the various phases of science Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays and feature guest speakers and moving pictures as well as talks by the members Excursions to places of scientific interest give the students a chance to see the principles of science illustrated in action The club alifords an excellent opportunity an which to make a more thorough study of the scientific world in which we live Reading left to right Row I-George McFerren James Lawson Carlin Morris Terrence Marotte Jacob Miller Paul Wengert Arthur Beatty Rldenour William Oliver Thomas Drummond Row3 Harry Wolf Charles Brnghtblll Harold Knoll Gerald Wlldeson John Baughman John Shreiner Paul Derrndmger Eugene Franklin Robert Thomas Kenneth Peiffer Melvin Shetter Mr Glendon Weeks Row 4-William McMorrls Wayne Henry Robert Jacobs George Trail Larry Miller Wray Bevens James Chase Richard Rouzer Arthur Rawlings Lawrence Rosenberry William Boyd 74 Row 2-Harold Gabler, Ray McCrae, William Ewan, Robert Etter, James Alexander, Philip Meckley, Larry Tru Hu 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 of the school Each club us duvuded unto a number of commuttees and each member us able to partucupate actuvely un the organuzatuon by servung on the commuttee of her chouce The club sponsors duscussuon meet ungs as well as recreatuonal and servuce actuvutues OFFICERS OF SENIOR TRI HI Y Presudents Jolene Wolford Januce St Claur Vuce Presidents Harruet Muckey Anna Mary Fortna Secretarues Patrucua Douglas Nancy Smuth Treasurers Patrucua Hoch Dorothy Hess Mrs Marguerute Cook Mrs Chru tune Muckey Advusers HIY The Young Mens Chrustuan Assocuatuon us a P Y by common loyalty to Jesus Chrust for the pur pose of developung Chrustuan personaluty and buuldung a Chrustuan socuety The hugh school counterpart of the YMCA us the Senuor Hu Y Theur platform us known as the four C clean speech clean sportsmanshup clean scholarshup and clean luvung The club us open to uunuors and senuors The Junuor Hu Y made up of freshmen and OFFICERS OF SENIOR HI Y Presudent Robert Thomas Vuce Presudent Ronald Salmon Secretary James Alexander Treasurer Donald Metz Advusers Mr RobertJ Beard Mr James Kung Y Clubs A Buble course us planned For eught weeks durung the year The Senuor Tru Hu Y has a membershup of one hundred thurty Iunuor and senuor gurls whule the Junuor Tru Hu Y has a membershup of two hundred eught freshman and sophomore gurls These two clubs are among the largest and most actuve organuzatuons ofthe school Meetungs are held on alternate Wednesdays durung actuvutues peruod OFFICERS OF JUNIOR TRI HI Y Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurers Wullamae Shuelds Rebecca Trutle Ann Houser Jane Taylor Martha Ruce Muss Ida E Heller HarruetThompson Advusers Mrs C ubs sophomores has the same oblectuves as the sen a sux weeks Buble course and have guest speak ers on such topucs as Huntung and Fushung Good Sportsmanshup and Understandung the Unuted Natuons Other topucs for duscussuon unclude Smokung Da ung and Druvung Car At Chrustmas club members gather toys forthe Toy Mussuon and help mauntaun the Salva tuon Army booth Each sprung the club sponsors a pucnuc and a huke at Chestnut Sprungs OFFICERS OF JUNIOR HI Y Presudent Edwun Brown Secretary Robert Kurkpatruck Treasurer Kenneth Armstrong Advusers Mr Merle B Hater Mr J Herbert Swartz The H1 If and Tri H1 lf 614164 Yurtluer CIMA han fdeab 75 . . , . . .S . . I . world-wide fellowshi of outh and adults united lor organization. During the year they sponsor . . . . . ,, . . . ,, , . . . . . . ,, . ,, ,, . ' I . . .- . . ,, . . . ' ' ll Isl? ' II ' ll, II 1' Ill Il ' ' C . . ,, . , , , - , - I . . . . . G C O I O O ' ' o c a 1 L-5. x w V., , veg? . ,A . FWF? ' xg: vx V on W 7' W'-X ' 3 1 O 4 l 5 1 3 ,E 'W 4. vs N! 'Fi 5334? ' ' my Y ' i N? ff - ' -2 S, xill- .-- 1' f .fx I fi 1 AV Q 1 1 LA Q 5 . - Q ' z 3 . Tf 1 Q' A ' P . I w,f.? 3 3 , .Jw x ,Q fx' Yi M. MQ 4? 1 X ' 5 W , K in , ,,:!:q 1 gp QL an Y E, fi! is 23 Q 3 fx '+'f .1 UN? Q 'K' i li JH' l: '5f,,v D v R X 'SK if ' F3 +5-3, w w 6 W ., A Eg A Q - : IQ f V, ?.,43f f .J ,+ -Q, :V if ww. Q 1 X , , :pu v D .hill 'X ' N Q sfxqshyl I Qi' ' xx Y ,554 if V QE 'Q yr ff A N.,-1 ,r i x - .X L 1 N v f 14 Stztclu fn 'Dme Sava Wine Costume Clulo Presudent Glorua Grove Vuce Presudent Sally Bowers Secretary Treasurer Arlene Washunger Advuser Muss Patrucua Thomas The Costume Club was organuzed for the purpose of guvung gurls who have a genuune un terest un sewung the opportunuty to do somethung for theur school and out the same tume to develop theur own abuluty The club us composed of gurls from the sophomore lunuor and senuor classes Th se gurls study home decoratuon costume de sugnung and current fashuon trends They also do departmental sewung and help make costumes for school productuons such as the Lubrary Play the Senuor Play the Glee Club Concert the Band Concert Color Day and Commencement Specual protects ofthe club thus year unclude makung gowns 'For school meduccul examunatuons makung unduvudual Chrustmas gufts for fruends and makung clothes Meetungs are held on alternate Tuesdays durung actuvutues peruod Readung left to rught Row! Fay Stoudt Dxue Hawley Jan Dymond Peggy Rotz Gladys Wenger Vurgunua Schnebly Glenda Funkey Row2 Sally Crouse Sally Bowers Dorus Reese Dorune Duehl Thelma S ewart Glorua Grove Ruth Fuelds Muss Patrucua Thomas Row 3-Nancy Zeger, June Famer, Shrrley S ockslager Shurley Upperman, Arlene Washunger, Gretchen Kueffer, Mary Bennett, Delores Beltz ll . g , ll C C I I ' i I 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 Q . . - . C , . , . . . l . . A - 1 f 1 -1 1 1 1 , . . . . A . , 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 , , . K . , ' 1 19 , 1 ,, a 0,2 YW, 1 1 L L 1 4 . M--4' ! gm :Je 1 L1 J 9 FM f' Q, f V ,L.V LVKA V 7 V ' QL A , ' ' . V wh ,. , , ,,W 'f q ww AJ k ,K V, Ji Mi-pf w Q 'A ua .Q if-.V ww iff: u by , rf aw M ,cf-4 Foreign Languages Language is as much an art and as sure a refugee as pamtung or musnc or ltterature' 'war Une leune francause Hombre espanol Labor omnla vnncut The Latm Club whuch as composed of members from all Latin classes meets every two weeks tor the purpose of supplementung the regular class work wnth addntnonal maternal about Roman lute and customs The members ofthe club gnve reports sung Latin songs work Latun puzzles see movies and slides and pre pare varnous types of prolects The purpose of the club as to arouse Interest nn ancient culture and to lllustrate the debt which our clvlllzatlon owes to ancient Rome the student s knowledge of the Spamsh language and of the Spamsh speakmg oeople Programs feature musnc games guest speakers and lectures dealnng wuth the hlstory and customs of the Spamsh speaknng countrues By enlarging the students curtural and In formatlonal background the club also alms to de velop an understandnng of other people and thenr contrlbutnons to the world thereby helping to elumun ate racnal and natuonal preluduces The French Club was formed to gave the students an Interest In the French language and an opportumty to understand better the people and the customs of France Thus year the members have planned a trap through France studylng the most Interesting cltles to vnsnt as well as the more famous provnnces Through talks gnven by natuve Frenchmen and by Amerucans who have been In France recently mem bers have had an opportunity to become acquainted wuth modern France as well as wnth the France of past ages 81 Presldent Vuce President Secretary Treasurer Advtser Presadent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Presldent Vnce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Adviser OFFICERS Eleanor Drummond Davnd Hodges Kay Eby Linda Heefner Mass Eluzabeth R Elder Jane Hudson Patrlcna Wyland Kathryn Warren Ellen Zarger Mnss Ruth E Bteber Joanne Trogler Lewese Ross Katherine Wenger George Tranl Mass Ruth Junllerat A aw. x F . 7 fx' g 0 The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further Reading left to right: Row I-Samuel Sollenberger, David Snider, Allen Mentzer, Michael Monn. Row 2-Mr. Paul Coleman, Nelson Wengert, Ray Kauffman, John Ile, Paul Wengert, Donald Culbertson, leigh Knepper, Ethelbert Byers. Row3-LeVerne Heckman, Marvin Upperman, Alfred Ocker, Kenneth Gayman, Fred Garber, Marlin Bricker, Richard Rebok, Joseph Snider. Row 4-Robert Deardorff, Wayne Benedict, Dale Eberly, William Crist, Ronald Horst, Franklin Young, Adam Crist, James Diller, Paul Myers, John Ross. The President . . Vice-President .., Secretary ,..,. Treasurer it Parrot Reporter .. Sentinel , Adviser Paul Wengert Donald Culbertson . ..,. John Ile , Leigh Knepper Ray KauFfman .. James Diller Mr. Paul E. Coleman Future Farmers of America Membership in the Future Farmers of America is of three kinds: active, asso- ciate, and honorary. There are four degrees to be attained by active members: Green Hand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree, Keystone Farmer Degree, and Ameri- can Farmer Degree. Associate membership is for boys who have been out of school three or more years or for those who do not wish to hold active member- ship. Honorary membership is for adults who are interested in advancing vo- cational agriculture and the work of the Future Farmers of America. Toi! With The good fartla . . . raft 94 The KMIA 0 lllmt ,9mIention President Jack Rickrode Vice-President Roland Bowers Secretary l . .. Lee Wadel Treasurer Richard Hornbaker Parrot Reporter . James Reed Historian Charles Hawbecker Advisers Mr. William Freet Mr. Charles Fleck Mr. Carl Wengert The Future Craftsmen of America is a club composed of sophomore, junior and senior boys who are enrolled in the Vocational Industrial Course. The aims of this club are to encourage a greater interest in vocational activities involving craftsmanship, to increase knowledge of industrial organizations, and to promote fellowship among the youth interested in industrial education. Reading left to right: Row 1-Nevin Short, John Davis, John Heck, Milton Rhine, Donald Brindle, Carl Grove, William McFerren, Paul Humpleby, Richard Deitzel, Donald Pool, Robert Small, Donald Miller. Row 2-Mr. Carl Wengert, Lee Wadel, Chauncey Lemaster, Arthur Winckel, Carlin Morris, Harry Anker- brand, Glenn Keefer, Larry Bishop, Alvin Bert, Lester Daihl, Dick Corwell, John Grove, Thurman Hassler, Donald Gochenauer, William Perry, James Reed. Row 3-Mr. Charles Fleck, Ray Snyder, Richard Peck, Wilbur Rock, Robert Horn, Merle Appenzellar, Wil- liam Johnston, James Lawson, Richard Foreman, Stephen Carter, Tom Clapsaddle, Leon Gelwicks, Arthur Sollenberger, Kenneth Shannon, Robert Walters. Row 4-Maynard Plum, Donald Knoll, John Shadle, Richard Kennedy, Kenneth Lutz, Wallace Beam, Pres- ton Rotz, Garry Culler, Warren Hofteditz, Jacob Corwell, Donald Roof, Jack Rickrode, Jack Fitz- gerald, Wayne Grove, Charles Hawbecker, Richard Hornbaker, Edward Rife, Roland Bowers, James Heckman. ' Future Craftsmen of America 83 '341 The World! 14 Stage Reading left to right Row l Joanne Fmnnff Elolse Martm Elame McConaghy Bernice Metz Ruta Bowers Evelyn Emery Janet Donahoe Louise Smuth Patrtcla Armstrong Barbara Bowers Anne Boyer Janet Horst Helen Gomer Dorothy Zimmerman Row2 Vtrglnua Ruder Nancy Horst Patrlcla Barr .lean Wmgert Sharee Tolbert Kay Phenncue Jolene Wolford Annetta Bean Dorls SlICkEll Betty Paxton Eleanor Ewan Sally Evans Joy Dymond Esther Rock Mary Bennett Row3 Charles Potts Allan Hafer Ronald Rotz Emmett Kesslnger Glenn Nye Donald Secrest Peter Schaffmt Ruchard Butz Wllllam Hudson Alan Querry Donald Matzelle John Ptclung Ccnrad Rensch Barnett Sears Harry Wolf Donald Metz Dramatuc Club Presldent Donald Matzelle Vnce Presldent Ruchard Butz Secretary Esther Rock Treasurer Wulluam Hudson Adviser Mrs Vurgmna Pollock The purpose ofthe Dramatuc Club ts to gnve tts members an opportunity to parttcupate m plays both nn an actung and a producung capacn ty lt also strives to develop an appreclatnon of better drama as well as to ranse dramattc stand ards In all local producttons Revuews of current Broadway plays form a part of the program of the year Attentlon as given to the art of make up and to outstanding theatrical folk Through the meduum of the one act play the club holds Itself un readuness to respond to requests for en tertalnlng, not only wlthln the school but also ln the community Plays for such occasions as the promotion of the sale of tuberculosns seals are prepared by the club and tn some Instances are gnven over the broadcasttng system Occasnon ally the group attends the produchons oltered by other schools tn the surroundlng areas The Dramatuc Club members assume all the responslblltty of the programs Speakers are In vnted to lecture on vartous phases of the drama One act plays are guven during the regular meet nngs The club IS ltmlted to sensors who are sun cerely Interested tn good theatre 3 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 - Q . 1 - I , . . . . . . . ,, ,, , . Zigi: M! Camera! dctivnl Light Crew Manager Harry Wolf Secretary- Treasurer Betty Edwards Adviser Mr. Victor Foreman 'ihe Light Crew was organized for the purpose of maintaining and operating the lighting for all stage productions in the Chambersburg Area High School. The work requires skill as well as knowledge of elec- tricity and is a fascinating activity to its members. Particularly worthy of mention is the work done for the school plays, the Christmas program, and the school concerts. Reading left to right: Row 'I-Mr, Victor Foreman, Nicholas Wagner, Mary Cree, Lois Car- ver, Betty Edwards, James Law- son. Row 2-Maurice Marotte, Carlin Morris, Harry Wolf. Stage Crew Stage Manager Jack Rickrode Adviser Mr. Vance Snyder The Stage Crew is responsible for pro- ducing an attractive setting for all school productions. Handling equipment, scene shifting, and providing sound effects are just a few ofthe many duties. Membership in this organization means willingness to give a great amount of extra time to the promotion of school activities. The statif this year has worked efficiently under the careful supervision of the student manag- ers and the faculty adviser. Reading left to right: Raw 1-Jerry Bitner, Richard Myers, Lowell Mower, .lack Rickrode, Roland Bowers, Donald Knoll, Mr. Vance Snyder. Raw 2-Larry Ridenour, Linn Ycukey, Preston Rotz, Wayne Grove, Wilbur Rock, Richard Harper, James Reed, William Boyer, Ronald Olson. 'Mud 'nw Rand nw on . President Charles Fox Vice-President William Black Secretary . Patricia Wingert Leader of Band Patricia Sherman Leader of Maiorettes Shirley Snively Stimulating interest and appreciation of music is the ultimate aim of the Cham- bersburg Area High School Band. Under the direction of Mr. Irvin G. Valentine it presents programs of very high quality. Members of the band are given an oppor- tunity to express their individual talent. The Chambersburg Reading left to right: Row 'l-ldamae Nichols, Dorene Hcch, Eleanor Drummond, Willamae Shields, Joy Dymond, Rita Bowers, Virginia Rider, Patricia Sherman. Row 2-William Schriver, Russell Neft, Patricia Shadle, Joanne Vinson, Mary Diehl, Jack Highberger, Jane Hudson, Patricia Furley, Charles Fox, Joyce Dice, Linda Heefner, Charlotte Miller, Richard Fahnestock, Alan Querry, Jack Martin, Roland Cauftman. Row 3-Robert Lochbaum, Faye Kaiser, Catherine Thompson, Roy Long, Margaret Short, Harold Mum- mert, Sally Crouse, Mary Louise Klipp, Arlene Washinger, Sherrill Ott, Chester Peters. Row 4-Ronald Salmon, Vesta Buterbaugh, Ronald Rosenberry, Patricia Barr, Joanne Tice, Kenneth Mum- mert, Ronald Kennedy, Edward Huber, William Achenbach, Anna lsenberger, Newton Stake, Sally Barr. Mr. Irvin Valentine, Director Area Welle got Rhythm' Rhythm Kids Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Lubraruan Treasurer Ronald Newcomer Charles Fox Evelyn Hege Charlotte Muller Durector Mr Phulup Muchaels Ain? ,flu vw pc lxtl lm D Readung left to rught Rowl Robert Lochbaum Thomas Zummerman Newton Stake Joan Tuce Evelyn Hege Charles Fox Ruta Bowers Row2 Richard Fahnestoclm Joe Summers Charles Edwards Charlotte Muller Annetta Bean Terrence Marotte Betty Rinehart Mr Phulup Muchaels The Rhythm Kuds the hugh school dance or chestra organuzecl fufteen years ago by Mr Phulup Young and durected for the past three years by Mr Phulup Muchaels play for the mauoruty of the hugh school dances They also present an annual assembly program whuch us well luked by the stu dent body Thus organuzatuon keeps up to date wuth the latest tunes by practucmg every Tuesday evenung from 7 30 untul 9 OO Thus year the dance orchestra wull lose sev eral very fine players Ruta Bowers Charles Ed wards Evelyn Hege Joanne Tuce and Annetta Bean are members ofthe qraduatung class Most of these players have guven at least three years of servuce and thus experuence wull be dufllcult to replace wuth new members I o o o o . , ' 3 I 5 5 f f 4, Vw xm. ' u ' lui fl W E , u HM N' u , an hw. ,,,i1.t ,, ,, , , T mpg, H4 AID' Ktflt ' ' 1 - , ' , , ' . I I . ' -- O I I I l I I . , - Q , - : ' : . . . . ' ' - . , - . 1 f 1 88 Orchestra Director, Mr. Irvin G. Valentine The high school orchestra furnishes music for the Senior Play, the Library Play, and the Spring Concert. Members also collaborate with the Glee Club in a Christmas Concert. Rehearsals are held twice a week during activities period. Reading left to right: Row I-Charles Edwards, William Black, Mare lin Funk, Sonia Vestre, Clar- ence Chubb, Kay Eby. Row 2-Sylvia Campbell, K e n n e t h Mummert, Mary Cordell, Phyl- lis Yohe, Robert Lochbaum, Judith Harrison, Mr. Irvin G. Valentine. Reading left to right: Row I-VaDena Richards, Sally Barr, Dorothea Wagoner, Violet Louise Fred- erick, Barbara Miller, Jane Nczzi, N a n c y Newcomer, James Trogler, Doris Sollen- berger. Row 2--Ruth Ann Saunders, Katherine W e n g e r, Patricia Wingert, Ginger Stine, Mary Jane Kin- sella, Ellen Zarger, Aldean Saufley. Reading left to right: Row I-Marian Crouse, Janet Zuse, Rita Bow- ers, Sherrill Ott. Row 2-Charles Fox, Newton Stake, Patricia Barr, Evelyn Hege. 89 Where lllcwic bwellst lingering . . . Reading left to right Rowl Jo Ann Knodle Phyllis Fisher Anne Coble Betty Rinehart Rebecca Trntle Anna Rhea Pugh Annetta Bean Row Row Row Row Robert Hall Charles Lightner Harold Mummert William Boyd Charles Brlghtbill Terrence Marotte Dorothea Keys Annette Frecon Bernice Metz Patr cla Armstrong Charlotte Miller Peggy Smith Lois Cormany Joann Hamsher Patricia Hoch Shirley Biesecker Mr Paul Lucas Patsy Cauftman Nancy Bender Gretchen Kieffer Elaine Edwards Josephine Snyder Mary Fields Joan Crist Charlse Byers Guy Baer William Schriver Ricnard Butz Charles Edwards Paul Verdier Ronald Rensch Jack Martin Marian Donahoe Nancy Smith Sandra Karper Kaye Armstrong Janice St Clair Lewese Ross Ann Houser Kathleen Kesslnger Mary Cree Sally Evans Kathryn Warren Carol Davis Nancy Pound Linda Stoner Mary Moore Harriet Mickey Edwin Secrest George Trail James Chase Charles Fox Aldean Saufley Walter McGill Betty Rife Eloise Martin Jolene Wolford Jane Hudson Dorothea Moraites Patsy Gable Doris Sttckell Helen Gomer Janet Horst Kay Michaels Wenger Barnett Sears Cosumer Kriechbaum Elwood Spedden Edwin Brown Larry Ridenour Marianne Hosler Jane Taylor Peggy Barbour Lois Bender Patricia Bushman Celena Heckman Shirley Verduer Willtarn Myers Harold Ford Allan Hater Harold Wenger Harold Gabler Robert Wolford Gary Dougal Wray Bevens William Hudson Alan Querry Richard Catlin Richard Fahnestock William Kirkpatrick Larry Mller David Frey Peter Schaffnit The Glee Club President Harold Wenger Vice President William Hudson Secretary Janice St Clair Business Managers Harold Gabler Jolene Wolford Director Mr Paul Lucas The Glee Club is the largest vocal rnusuc organization in the school The aim of thus organization is to train the individual in ensemble singing All music is chosen with careful consideration tor the development and appreciation of the finest in musical art Both classical and modern compositions are studied with complete thoroughness as to interpretation expression phrasing and enuncta tion The club membership is limited to ninety voices selected from the upper classes Rehearsals are held daily during the fourth period In addition to pre sentnng a Christmas concert and a spring concert this organization appears in many community sponsored programs throughout the school year 90 . . : - I I . . I ' . I . ' l I I . I I . . I . . I I I I . I E . I . ' . I . l I . . I . . I 2- . I ' I . l . I . I . I . I . I I A D I I ' I 1 1 . I I U I . r . , I I . I .I I I . V 3- I I I . I I . I I , . I . I .I ' f , . I . I . . I I I I , i', A I , I , U . 4-Isabell Poe, Nancy Harrison, Arlene Morrow, Patricia Furley, Nancy Horst, Maxine Harmon, Delores Mickley, Mary Cordell, Martin I I . I I I F I I I ' I I I . I . . I I . . l 5- . . I I I I I I I I . . ' I . . I . I , . . . I , , . I .I . . I I I A H f Freshman Chorus The Freshman Chorus rs a group of one hundred freshmen boys and gurls Interested un furtherrng thenr knowledge of vocal music and an attarnnng emcrency In part snngrng Members of thus organnzatlon are chosen before the openlng of the school year Selected on the basrs of abrluty scholarshup and personallty they help replace the graduating sensors They study the some muslc as the members of the G'-ee Club and combune wnth that organnzatuon for the Sprung Concert Rehearsals are h ld on odd Tuesdays and even Wednesdays durlng actrvutues peruod President Ray Etter Vrce Presrdent Jack Renfrew Secretary Treasurer Rebecca Trntle Llbrarlans Sylvla Srtes, Richard Harper Durector Mr Paul Lucas Read ng left to rlght Rowl Goldue Coldsmuth Constance Cromwell Joanne Hafer Rebecca Trltle Rosalyn Beam Margaretta Steck Harry Buttle James McNew Roy Brgler Raymond Shurnan Delano Rosenberry Elton Simpson Robert Stes Ross Morter Beverly Summers Elarne Shearer Sylvia Stoclxsloger Sue Mlclcey Nancy Bender Patrlcla Zulllnger Dorothy Landis Row Bomta Angle Vuolet Frederrck Phyllrs Sollenberger Janet Hartranft Nancy Raufsmder Mar an Crouse Ruchard Harper Thomas Leu alen Mortln Shrrley Kean Alrce Metz Martha Carl Arlene Shatzer Row Mr Paul Lucas Annabelle Lght Barbara Maller Susanne Kauffman Sylvua Sites Dolores Coccagna James Prckmg Eugene Fnsler Lchman Glass Robert Appenzellar Ronald Jones Terry Conner Kenneth Burns Julua Beltz Vada Rotz Dana Saclcman Patsy Thom as Gladys Rafe Donna Schuchman Jean Angle Rcw Patrncxa Buterbaugh Margaret Wrse Joyce Hoch Marrlyn Saufley Loss Saufley Marcra Hoover James Nelson Jerry Myers Sudney Wells Lee Querry Carl Knepper Ted Wnle Guy Patterson Roberta Harrison Dorothy Stepler Shrrley Uglow Shlrlev Shatzer Dor othy Duehl Verna Eby Row Darla Hosler Saundra Holtry Janlce Aughunbaugh Arlene Summers Erma Van Pelt Carol Carmack Thomas Harrls Jack Renfrew Ray Etter George Warner Samuel Butz Fred Garber James Funk Elnzabeth Boyd Nancy Sherman Fay Wenger Betty Stunlcard Darlene Yeager Peggy Wolford Ginger Strne Deborah Smuth . , ll 14nd Wanderzng Un 144 loathe To bre - , I t N . . . . . 0 . 2- ' , ' ' t ' t , ' A t 5 , ' . '- sher, Alan Anlcerbrand, Lawrence Patterson, Stephen Schlichter, Thomas Kelley, Lauren Etter, Norma Horst, Suzanne Schaffnit, Jack- 4- ' ' , ' , t ' t ' t ' , t , ' 5- , t h ' t , , t ' , , rr , , n ?or They Had Never Heard Such mama 144 71114. Reading left to rrght Rowl Annetta Bean Charlotte Muller Annette Frecon Anne Coble Mr Paul Lucas Sandra Karper Nancy Smith Lewese Ross Kaye Armstrong Row2 Isabell Poe Sally Evans Mary Moore Harriet Muck y Marianne Hosler Jolene Wolford Lols Bender Patsy Gabler Ber nnce Metz Row3 Terrence Marotte Charles Brlghtblll Alan Querry Charles Fox Edwrn Brown George Trall Charles Llghtner Row4 Ronald Rensch Charles Edwards Wullnam Hudson JamesChase Wray Bevens Harold Gabler Harold Wenger Chorlsters Vuce Presldent Wray Bevens Secretary Treasurer Jolene Wolford Director Mr Paul Lucas The Chorusters a select group from the Glee Club are chosen on a basis of ablllty character, scholarshup and personallty They present approximately twenty five programs each season performing tor churches clvlc clubs rellglous meetings County lnstltute etc Appearnng IH new b'ue and white gowns pur chased from funds derived from The Evening of Muslc concert thus group of thlrty upperclassmen present mostly a cappella music all of whlch must be mem orlzed Members rehearse every Thursday durlng actlvltues pernod 92 ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 l I I ' 1 1 1 1 I l 9 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' T I ' I I I 1 l I .I V ' . President . . , , . ., William Hudson 1 1 - 11 ' - 11 I - - :, I - 5,201-tA FAR BETTER IT IS TO DARE MIGHTY THINGS TO WIN GLORIOUS TRIUMPHS EVEN THOUGH CHECKERED BY FAILURE THAN TO TAKE RANK WITH THOSE POOR BECAUSE THEY LIVE IN THE GRAY TWILIGHT THAT KNOWS NOT VICTORY NOR DEFEAT 3 SPIRITS WHO NEITHER ENJOY MUCH NOR SUFFER MUCH, - .. 9 X. Am. F5-ar 5,5 sr ,, '-5' ig Q 73-4F ff' -Nr r' Q9 xl if 'QQ' QQ Q 'il' Hd' '12 -'mf Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Va rs ity Co-Captains Managers Coaches Hagerstown Lebanon Scotland Shippensburg Hershey Hanover Gettysburg Waynesboro Carlisle Mechcnicsbu rg Reading left to right: Row I-Thurman Hassler, Jack Fitzgerald, Lloyd Wilcox, Larry Wolfgang, Joseph Kump, Eugene Franklin, Jacob Corwell, Franklin Davis, Jack Small, Harold Ford, Earl Zook. Jerry Small, James Washabaugh, Wayne Benedict, Joe Rebok, Wallace Beam, Edward Westbrook, Richard Brant, Ralph Tolbert, Glenn Ott, Richard Washabaugh, Ray Snider, James Chase, Donald Gochenauer, William Jones. Robert Wentzel, Stephen Carter, Edward Martin, Richard Wagner, Paul Verdier, Richard Foreman, Richard Corwell, John Davis, Edward Bachtell, Richard Fordyce, Gary Dougal, Richard Stravalo, Merle Pefley. Coach Galen Warren, Mr. John L. Cook, Colston Westbrook, Henry Molson, Van Cunningham, Robert Wolford, Wayne Henry, Sabitine Davis, Coach Robert Beard. Football Team Eugene Franklin Joseph Kump Merle Pefley William Jones Mr. Robert Beard Mr. Galen Warren SCORING RECORD cAHs opp. o 7 o 12 27 o 34 o is o 28 6 6 6 6 o 6 47 o 26 The Trojans this year surprised many of their fans by springing back from a very poor start to give the conference contestants a run for their money. After absorbing losses at the hands of Hagerstown and Lebanon, the charges of Coach Bob Beard won the next four consecu- tive games before Gettysburg held them to a 6 to 6 deadlock. The team faltered the next time out and almost dropped the game to Waynes- boro. Then a powerful aggregation from Car- lisle proved too much for the hometown boys, and in freezing cold weather, the Thundering Herd romped to a 47 to 6 victory. Mechanics- burg followed the loss with a 26 to 0 victory on our home field. Despite the tough competition, injuries, and bad luck , Chambersburg was ahead at the final count, winning five games, losing four, and tying one. Three cheers for the Troians! f'4X'3o X YQ XNNfFMg Agp' S' 2 5 Y ka, 4. Q 'x '1 1 ff Wap K5-sA.,f -f-1 QUJA J I L 1 K Varsity Basketball Reading left to rught Row I Robert Ankerbrcund Robert Thomas Walter McGull James Washabaugh Robert Jacobs Lawrence Ros enberry Row2 Coach Schluchter Benlamun Banks Ralph Tolbert Wray Bevens James Chase Wulluam Schruver Jacob Corwell Ruchord Butz Davud Hodges Donald Culbertson Coach Lowell W Schluchter Assustant Coach Galen Warren Co captauns Benlamun Banks Robert Thomas The 1953 Chambersburg Area Hugh School Trolans fought through a heavy schedule to a hughly successful season Led by Thomas Banks Bevens Chase and Corwell the team pushed unto a tue for the second half crown wuth Her shey ln a hard fought battle on the Camp Cur tun floor un Harrusburg the hometown boys strengthened by the exceptuonal play of Schruver and Tolbert topped the Chocolatetowners 58 50 In the playoff for the conference tutle the Trolans downed Carlusles Thunderung Herd and turned to the dustruct playoffs Overcomung the handu cap of an ot? nught the Chambersburg five de feated Ephrata 5'l 43 and started up the ladder to hugher honors Only the John Harrus Hugh School of Harrusburg stood between C burg and the dustruct tutle and un a terruflc game at the Her shey Arena Harrus overcame the Trolans 70 63 to crush all hopes for a state tutle All haul the mughty Basketball Trolansl SCORING RECORD C A H S OPP Greencastle Hagerstown Altoona Caatesvulle Alumnu Wulluam Penn Scotland Shuppensburg Hershey Carlusle C A H S Qpp Waynesboro Mechanucsburg Gettysburg Shuppensburg Hershey Carlusle Waynesboro Hanover Mechanucsburg Gettysburg PLAYOFF GAMES C A H S Hershey Carlusle Ephrata John Harrus OPP I . D . . ' ' ' I ll ' II ' ll ' Il D S . . . I . . . . . - I . 1 ' 1 ru' H za' sa' H 29 74 , Scotland 29 72 Hanover 37 65 5'l 55 ' 47 55 75 76 54 57 ' ss 79 ' 39 64 ' 65 45 48 65 . ' ' 50 87 ' A 57 65 50 72 42 70 ' 56 89 52 46 45 88 ' 49 66 ' 81 82 T ...,.,.........,,. .. , .. 61 sa' ' A so' 45 ' Ill 5l 43 63 ' 70 97 Freshman Football Team Reading left to right Row'l Herbert Bmg Davld Flndon Jack Renfrew Srdney Wells Kenneth Burns Samuel Swanger Thomas Harris Mr Robert Thomas Row2 Mr Jack Ftsher Ronald Hoover Ronald Foreman Clarence Burkhart Ralph Yeager Wilbur Shop Clark Myers Nelson Carmack Row3 Rtchard DeShong Mtchael Wllcox Robert Krueger PaulWashabaugh Phllllp Byers James Thomas James Swap Coaches Mr Jack Fisher Mr Robert Thomas SCORING RECORD Scotland Shnppensburg Hanover Washington Twp Gettysburg CAHS OPP ball team. Under the direction of Coaches . 0 O ' ' ' ' 'I3 6 - - 7 13 . Q ' ' ' ' . T8 6 -' ' ' ' , . o 6 ' ' ' . , Q . 98 The Chambersburg Area Hugh School saw for the first tlme this season an all freshman foot Robert Thomas and Jack Frsher the freshman charges ended their ftrst season with a respect able record of two wins two losses and one he The coachtng staff feels that the addltlon of a freshman team to our athletnc curruculum wnll create a keener Interest In football among our younger boys and that early In thelr hugh school careers they wrll begun the development of the all nmportant qualtttes of sportsmanshup com petltuon and teamwork The members of thas years t am galned valuable experuence and showed the promise of brmgmg added strength to our varstty In seasons to come Junior Varsity Basketball Team Ccnference winners for five can secutive years. Coach-Galen Warren Readfng left to right: Row l-Rich- ard Hull, Paul Verdier, Dick Cor- well. Row 2-Edwin B r o w n, Elwood Spedden, Thomas Harris, George Trail, Robert Kirkpatrick, Sidney Wells, Clarence Pugh. Row 3-Donald Knoll, Jack Ren- frew, Wayne Henry, Robert Wol- ford, Gordon Vestre, Chester Peters, Richard Smith, James Eyer, Coach Galen Warren, JUNIOR VARSITY SCORING RECORD Home Opp. 53 Greencastle 24 37 Scotland 36 52 Hagerstown 50 32 Altoona 43 29 Vocational Shop 23 21 William Penn 31 37 Scotland 25 58 Shippensburg 23 31 Hershey 26 48 Carlisle 43 50 Waynesboro 24 49 Hanover 43 59 Mechanicsburg 44 57 Gettysburg 42 68 Shippensburg 30 38 Hershey 40 49 Carlisle 32 51 Waynesboro 26 49 Hanover 32 67 Mechanicsburg 36 47 Gettysburg 29 Q toe? I, 3 fa l xc.-ff ff FRESHMAN J. V. SCORING RECORD Home OPP- 54 Shippensburg 12 32 Scotland 26 45 Waynesboro 27 31 Hanover 35 22 Gettysburg 25 43 Shippensburg 40 40 Scotland 25 41 Waynesboro 22 34 Hanover 38 62 Greencastle 9 40 Gettysburg 28 FRESHMAN VARSITY SCORING RECORD Home Opp. 39 Shippensburg 19 32 Scotland 39 35 Waynesboro 44 45 Hanover 60 58 Greencastle 23 36 Gettysburg 46 52 Shippensburg 33 29 Scotland 31 54 Waynesboro 31 80 Hanover 45 62 Greencastle 35 41 Gettysburg 27 Freshman Basketball Team Ccach-Howard Hege bert Bing, George Warner, Nel- son Carrnack, Kenneth Burns Percy Pogue, Ronald Snyder, Samuel Butz. Row 2-Terry Conner, Michael Wil cox, Thomas DiHenderfer, Rob- ert Seiders, James Nelson, James Thomas, Ray Etter. Row3-Richard Harper, Edward Schlichter, Fred Widney, Stephen Schlichter, Frank Kennedy, Ron- old Furry, Robert Kreiger, John Sleichter, Mr, Howard Hege. Read'ng left to right: Row 'I-Hen 71:1-ee Strilzu 14nd 'lfou ie Uatl . . . 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Mr. Jack Fnsher Reading left to right Rowl John Anspach Paul Verdler Robert Jacobs James Bumbaugh John Fogal Robert Ankerbrand Row2 Mr Jack Flsher Paul Cline Wulllam McMorrus Jack Fitzgerald Wayne Benedict Benlamm Banks Row3 Robert Byers Jacob Corwell John Shrlner Jay Black Sheldon Stunkard Not pictured Earl Burns Eugene Franklin Ronald Kneavel Robert Thomas SCORING RECORD 1952 CAHS Opp St Thomas Quincy Quincy Gettysburg Hanover CAHS Opp Hagerstown Hanover Shlppensburg Hagerstown Gettysburg Our 1952 Baseball Team though not hlghly successful In theur number of wnns stlll turned un a credltable 'ob They began the season with only one regular pitcher two regular mlielders and one regular outfielder from the preceding season Though losmg sux games the boys played hard to achieve that whuch apparently was not to be theirs Flve ofthe sux games were lost by one run Thus shows that although our boys were defeated frequently they were always an there glvmg their best Next year wuth more experuence on our squad we hope to turn many of these defeats unto vnctorues for C A H S l l I . .,.. ,... .. ., .,.... 0 1 ..., . .. . . . 6 10 ' .,,. ..,1l 12 . ,. ,. , 3 4 ' ., .,..,.. .. ., .,..,.,. 9 0 ' .. ,. .. .. . , .. 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' I ' I 100 They fun With Winged ?eet Track Team Co Captams Samuel Musser Robert Walters Managers Garnet Houpt Roland Bowers Coach Mr Howard Hege Although the Chambersburg Area Hugh School track aggregation won only one meet this year the Trolans mule relay team attalned the highest honors of the season wnth a vuctory In the Hanover Relays Dual Meets Gettysburg Chambersburg Carllsle la Chambersburg 3926 S S T C lnvntatuon Meet K6 teamsl Fourth Place 213V Washmgton Townshlp Meet fBuchanan Qumcy Scotland Washmgton Townshupj Flrst Place 69V2 Hanover Relays South Penn Conference Fourth Place 26W Two school records were broken 440 yd Dash Samuel Musser 52 6 sec Javelin Stanley Teal T48 ft SW nn Elghteen members of the team earned Varsnty letters Reading left to nght Rowl Paul Ruda Stanley Teal Davnd McCleary Darwln Barkdoll Samuel Musser Harry Verduer Charles McGill Robert Walters Jerry Muller Wllllam Spahr Wllllam Renfrew Row2 Garnet Houpt John Baughman Roland Bowers Ray Snyder Merle Appenzellar Edwm Brown Arthur Kemp Wray Bevens Phnltp Meckley Walt r McGlll James Alexander Clarence Pugh Thurman Hassler Rlchard Rotz Davrd Ransom Coach Howard Hege Ruw3 Donald Gochenauer Rodney Shatzer Gary Dougal Richard Catlm Wlllnam Achenbach Donald Ccrmany James Washabaugh Henry Molsen Kenneth Short 101 I U I O C . . , . . . I . .. .,... , H78 , T ,, ' ,T ...A A .r.,..rr..., 78! ,.., ,. T . ., . z I . I I . . Third Place A ......... ,. . ...r..... ..,r,.,..,..........,..., , .,........ . Wear 14 . . . Reading left to nght Rowl Ray Snyder James Washabaugh Merle Pefley Thurman Hassler Lloyd Wilcox Row2 Mr RobertJ Beard Jay Black Jacob Corwell Joseph Kump Robert Thomas Franklm Davis Robert Ankerbrand Row3 Larry Wolfgang Wray Bevens Wrlluam Schrlver Ronald Kneavel Jack Small Jack Futzgerad Row4 Wllllam McMorrls Benlamm Banks Ralph Tolbert Robert Jacobs Eugene Franklm Roland Bowers Cu President Joseph Kump Vlce President Robert Thomas Secretary Franklm Davus Treasurer Jacob Corwell Advlser Mr Robert J Beard The C Club us an orgamzatnon of boys who have won at least one letter rn a mayor school sport, euther football, basketball baseball or track The mem bers of thus club attempt to wan the respect of theur schoolmates by keepung sports on a hugh level They try to develop among themselves and to mstnll rn others the proper interpretation of school splrlt 102 I '5 1 f I I I 1 - F 1 , 1 I 1 . if 1 .. . . 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They Qnfstill Pep 14nd fntluuiaam Left to right Bernice Metz Dorothy Slifer Joan Ste ger Barbara Monn Peggy McNew Patricia Wyland Janlce St Clalr Jac quellne Bennett Attlred rn blue and whute unnforms, the CheerLeademIeadthecheem andsongsof the Trogan rootnng section Theirs ns the end lesstask ofunspnwng the mudent body to cheer In a sportsmanllke way the vlctorles and defeon ofthe footbaH and basketbaH teams Each member of the Megaphone Teanw takes herturnnn beung head cheer leader TROJAN YELL WE VE GOT THE COACH T T TRO e go J J JAN e got TRO JAN e qot TROJANS' e o e coach e team e PeP e steam TROJANS' Coach team pep steam TROJANS' Fnfteen rahs for our team Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Team' Tea LOCOMOTIVE Locomotuve locomotnve Steam steam steam Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Ra'-1' Rah' Rah' ah' m' Team' Pull together Pull together Team' Team' Ta X N 'g ' '5-og, Mat Club President ,. . , Jacqueline Bennett Vice-President Bernice Metz Secretary . Patricia Wyland Treasurer Barbara Miller Adviser Harriet C. Harbaugh Reading left to right: Row l-Bar- bora Miller, Shirley Saunders, San- dra Shockey, Susan Pryor, Shirley North, Rosita Martin, Darlene Geis- sler, Bernice Metz. Row2-Florence Christman, Patricia Mountcastle, Sandra Bietsch, Shirley Decker, Shirley Patterson, Shirley Mills, Dorene Miller, Phyllis Sollenv berger, Sondra Bolan, Helen Bow- man, Phyllis Martin, Lois Henry. Row 3-Annabelle Light, Marcia Hoo- ver, Joyce Hoch, Marian Crouse, Betty Stunkard, Margaret Sellers, Kathleen Fries, Martha Elser, Jan- ice Besore, Ruth Truett, Joan Funk, Sharee Tolbert. Row4-Joanne Trogler, June Allen, Bonita Wolfe, Kay Michaels, Audrey lckes, Fay Wenger, Doris Washa- baugh, Peggy Lowans, Margaret Cauftman, Shirley Wolford, Gladys Rite, LaVonnie Sollenberger, Bonita Angle. Reading left to right: Row I-Evelyn Kling, Betty Edwards, Jacqueline Bennett, Donna St Clair, Joanne Milv ler, Goldie Coldsmith, Patricia Barn- hart, Jane Everetts, Shirley Kean, Janet Apple, Susanne Kauffman. Row 2-Miss Harriet Harbaugh, Cath- erine Thompson, Emilie Gsell, Dol- oris Cox, Sally Evans, Shirley Elvey, ldamae Nichols, Eleanor Drummond, falhnda Ankerbrand, Patricia Wy- an . Row 3-Henrietta Pharo, Barbara Pat- terson, Doris Cook, Faye Brookens, Laura Rowe, Jackalen Martin, Nancy Raifsnider, Beverly Goal, Violet Frederick, Joanne Hater, Sally Lynch, Judith Tolbert. 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 de- velop 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 assembly program. Membership is open to all high school girls who are inter- ested in gymnastic activities. Z earn 70 bealelop grace 14nd Skill . . . 4 . . . l artic1pate fn Qrll Spot-tA! Girls' Intramural Association President Vice-President Secretary Treasurers Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Adviser An athletic organization, the Girls' Intra- mural Association has charge of all sports for girls. Members sponsor intramural contests in volleyball, basketball, and softball. Throughout the year the girls of this organization attend Play Day at other schools. Members also direct such individual games as bowling, shuffleboard, ping- Reading left to right: Row 1-Georgia Slifer, Evelyn Kling, Shirley Decker, Margaret Sellers, Patricia Mount- castle, Betty Stunkard, Shirley Mills, Dolores Picking, Moribel Wolf, Dawn Roqueplot, Joanne Trogler, Joanne Tice, Bernice Metz. Row 2-Dorothy Scalia, Mary Louise Cafferty, Roberta Souders, Barbara Brown, Margaret Cauffman, Shirley Wolford, Janet Thomas, Audrey lckes, Nancy Mclntire, Nancy Hoo- ver, Ruth Truett. Raw 3-Margaret Short, Peggy Bor- bour, Dorothea Keys, Jo-Ann Kno- dle, Pauline Young, Lois Wolff, Mary Wenger, Margaret Wise, Sandra Bietsch, Phyllis Martin, Lois Henry. Reading left to right: Row I-Sandra Shockey, Dixie Lee Hawley, Susanne Kauffman, Rebecca Tritle, Donna Schuchman, Sue Mickey, Ginger Stine, Margaret Wolford, Shirley West, Constance Cromwell, Barbara Brenize, Elizabeth Boyd, Margaret West, Shirley Saunders. Row 2-Martha Carl, Janice St, Clair, Martha Drawbaugh, Janet Appel, Jacqueline Bennett, Marian Crouse, Janet Zuse, Katherine Wenger, Jane Taylor, Donna St, Clair, Marian McDermott, Henrietta Pharo, Clara Wilson, Miss Harriet Harbaugh. Row 3-Rachel Carl, Patricia Bornhart, Eleanor Drummond, Salinda Anlcer- brand, Sally Evans, Shirley Elvey, Idamae Nichols, Jane Hudson. Sally Lynch, Mary Cree, Nancy Raifsnider, Betty Edwards, Judith Tolbert, Sharee Tolbert. 105 Judith Tolbert Jacqueline Bennett Jane Hudson Bernice Metz Joanne Trogler Eleanor Drummond Sally Lynch Miss Harriet Harbaugh pong, and bean bags. All activities are set up on a point system, 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. w. 1 ?eatu1-e THUS THEY LOADED THEMSELVES WITH MANY KINDS OF RICHES, THE VALUE OF WHICH THEY WERE NOT TO REALIZE FULLY FOR MANY YEARS, AND WENT FORTH IN QUEST OF OTHER ADVENTURE. my W ,JZI f N xx U, X 'I I' x IO7 earele Cass Most popular gur Most popular oy Most attractuve gurl Handsomest boy Most athletuc gurl Most cuthletuc boy Barbara Brown Donald Metz Suzanne Brocuous Lloyd Wulcox Bernuce Metz Benlamun Banks Most lukely to succeed lgurll Most Iukely to succeed lboyl Most talkatuve gurl Most talkatuve boy Most musucal gurl Most musucal boy Januce St Claur Davud Hodges Anna Rhea Pugh Robert Etter Annetta Bean Charles Edwards sf. 5.4 afsvf - U I B B ...u A, .I . . . H . b . . HQ mne teen l f hi l ree Best actress Best actor Frlendllest gurl Fruenclluest boy Best garl dancer Best boy dancer Most ambltuous gurl Barbara Bowers Donald Matzelle Janlce St Clanr Edward Powell Barbara Brown Wnlluam Schrnver Loulse Smith Most ambntlous boy Most dependable Biggest gurl flirt Bnggest boy fhrt Quletest gurl Quletest boy Most versatile gurl Most versatule boy Davnd Hodges Janet Donahoe Nancy Horst James Alexander Pearl Sarvls Percy Umbrell Barbara Brown Robert Thomas - ,, 1-, in 1 ' ' 'Q Le 5 ' qt 53 V sf-5'f e rusting nghteous mque munent rusque ovely nusual lego nt tyllsh 0 rderly audable I dealnst D ashlng G raceful O bedlent L avlsh D lplomatuc A rtlstuc L adyllke W msome A rdent outhful rnendly mbntlous nventlve actful ugh splruted althful nderstandlng ukeable ruthful bluglng houghtful onest ager aar O ptnmnstlc L arge mnnded D alnty W se elpful pen minded ppealmg easonable arthly W edded E asy golng W Illlng H UPPY A ctnve T alkotuve Cheer Seniors Vesta Stouffer Thelma Stewart Patrucua Sherman Barbara Bowers Ronald Kneavel Dons Stuckell Edgar Tasker Joanne Burkholder Esther Rock Charles Myers Alnce Tlmmons Jean Sollenberger Peter Schaftnut Janlce St Clalr Harry Shlelds Dorothy Snyder John Shreuner Jolene Wolford Nancy Suders Julla Sites Mary Ann Rnfe John McNew Jack Fitzgerald Helen Purvls Loulse Smnth Leon Gelwncks Wnlluam Kohler Emmet Kessmger Harriet Grove John Gsell Dorothy Clugston Charles Hawbecker Darlene McVutty Rachel Fields Thurman Hassler Donna Llghtner Shirley Foreman Leland Neuroth Barbara Noll Georgua Slater Donald Shannon Allen Eshelman Donald Peters Lester Huber Dolores Cox Gene Leeper Shirley Brumbaugh Wlllram Byers Leslue Phenl Charles Davus Joanne Tuce Glen Nye A gnle R egal E arnest W ushful E ngaglng W onderful E ftlcnent dept ef? ned Ffortless olerant esltant Ffulgent asual nvely bstract plrlted ecretuve O bltvuous llrtatlous orglvmg ndlspensable lmshed amid outhful are earty obust rudlte quable lkeable muable asterful leasant oclable ashful earned blqUlTOUS nergetnc Fl U :ce ependable racuous rnglnal L ovable D ramatuc Charles Potts Donald Metz Eloise Mulls David Frey Shurley Elvey A H S Marne Calvert Annetta Bean Ronald Salmon Sylvna Campbell Jack Ewmg Dorothy Rexroth Shurley Carmack Ruth Ann Saunders Bruce Ransom Gerald Peters Shurley Smith Dorothy Shank Ted Farner Robert Eslnnger Wulluam Schrlver Our class advisers Our hugh school days Phlllp Stouffer Thelma Cook The Echo Staff Shnrley Smvely Arthur Sollenberger Marne Frey Betty Paxton Theme Ellen Macklin Myrtle Oberholser Jack Ruckrode Eloise Martm Alan Querry Colors Marvnn Hornbaker Carolyn Rotz Gloraa Grove Dorothy Slnfer Clarence Chubb Peggy McNew Mary Jane Kinsella Elaine Edwards Sheldon Stunkard Patrlcla Swartz Barnett Sears R' . . 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O . . 110 Prophecy After duly consultlng the genre of the maglc lamp as to th future, the members of the Echo Staff are happy to make the followung prophecles concernnng the careers of theur fellow classmates James Alexander Radar technrctan Rob rt Ankerbrand Bug league baseball p'ayer Ronald Anthony Naval officer Lots Armstrong Church organist nn New York Cnty Vtvlan Hedrnck Successful homemaker Cather ne Heclvnan Helen Gomer Lclle D.allabaun Navy nurses Pau me H ck Employee of the FBI Dorothy Hess Journalust for New York T mes Wulluam Hetrlck Salesman of Henry J s Nancy Horst Teacher of home economncs In C A H S Donald Jacobson Member ofthe United Sta es Army Band Donald Matzelle Famous magucuan Ray Farkas Pennsylvanla senator Allan Hafer Chemlst R b rt Lehman Bank president Richard Bowen Electrncuanf r Hors s Electr cal Stor Julio Hockenberry Pres dent cf a parent teacher asscctatlon Mary Lou Holtry Head nurse at the Chamb rsburg Hospntal Lester Huber Army officer Donna Llghtner Sales promoter for chewung gum concern Phlllp Meckley Travelung salesman Carl Keener Famous surgeon Wllluam Kirkpatrick Veterlnarlan Margaret Lehmar' Assistant manager of McCrorys Fuve and en K Fuelds Mechanuc at Forbes Garage Jack Fltzgerald Baseball celebruty Shlrley Haas Secretary at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot Shirley Perry Manager of a dellcatessen Nelson Harmon Ace paratrooper Anne Boyer Teacher of mathemattcs Delores Burkholder Missionary nn South Amer ca Ronald Srtes Mechanic at Faurchuld s Gerald Peters Star In cowboy movtes Robert Reese-Another Hollywood star Conrad Rensch Pubnclty manager for Reese Aldean Saufley Concert vlolunust Donald Secrest Mason Josephnne Snyder Vocaltst for Fred Warnng Ronald Rotz Methodist mlnlster Donald Roof and Lee Smnth Proprtetors of the Mutt and Jef? Garage Ronald Rafe Doctor Edward Rnfe Mechannc Rtchard Butz Dentlst Donald Culbertson Presudent of Fronklun County Farmers Aso soclatlon Dons Daugherty Racluo crutnc Wllllam DeardorFf Electrical engmeer Joy Dymond and Glenda Gardner S sters n aw Charles Edwards Da ry farme Evelyn Emery Nurse at Harrisburg Hosp: al Tom Clapsaddle Motorcycle policeman Joseph Culbertson Commentator on sports Grace Dlce Promoter of 4H Clubs Betty Etter Prcfesslonal basketball player Joanne FmnnFf Secretary rn a local bank Harold Gabler Busxness partner of hrs father Dons Foreman Ktndergarten teacher John Dymond Salesman for Dymond Lumber Co Rob rt Etter Manager of Hcntsberry s Shoe Store Sally Evans Plano teacher Soma Vestre Dlrectress of nurses at Chambersburg Hosp tal Lawrence Rucker Own r of Rucker s Wtndow Washmg Company Paul Wengert Secretary of Agrnculture Harry Wolf Owner of the Totem Pole Patrlcla Wlngert Teacher of elementary grades Shlrley Winters Receptlonust for a doctor James Wyland Arr Force pllot Hugh Warren A cnautlcal engineer Joseph Washabaugh Manager of Newberrys Department Store Ross Walker Owner ofa two hundred acre farm Dorothy Zummerman Private s cretary In the State Depart ment Mahlon Yeager Deep sea dryer Wesley Wllllams Pennsylvania forest ranger Leroy Wolfe Manager of Wolfe s Grocery Annetta Bean Metropolitan opera star Bonuta Hanes Hospltal supervlsor Mary Bennett Telephone operator Wnllua'n Bennett State poleceman Jay Black Florida orange grower Doris Bugler Successful secretary Strrley Carmack Tea room receptionist SJzanne Broclous Powers model Anne Coble Manager of an excluslve dress shop Warren Hoffedutz Famous news commentator Guy Ba r Shlppensburg fire chuef Gladys Wenger Operator ofa beauty salon Pearl Sarvls Florust Dons Sollenb rger Cellust on the Phlladelphla Orchestra Robert Thomas Furst baseman for the Yankees Evelyn Hege Laboratory technician Joseph Kump Prominent psycholagust 9 - - l -f -l . . . - Y - .f . - , , 'r 5 ' A - ' I. 2 1 . . . , 1 ' e i I I 1 A 1- Y ' . . , T T 1 i ' - ' ' C :' 2 2 . E Q , , , , Jean John-Air Force Nurse . . . - + I T . . . - e . . . 1 , - . I . . . , f ,. . - .. . . 4 ' ' ' . , 1 l I l 1 i - . . Q B . . . . lll Library Play 14rAenic and 0141 face Written by Joseph Kesselring Directed by Virginia Lee Pollock CAST OF CHARACTERS Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein Officer O'Hara Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon Barbara Bowers Larry Miller Charles Lightner Marlin Funk George Trail Kaye Armstrong Annette Frecon Wray Bevens Barnett Sears Donald Metz Allan Hater Donald Matzelle William Hudson Harry Wolf Presented November 13, l5, 1953 Chambersburg Area High School Auditorium aw-it is Senior Play Quiet Summer Written by Marriiane and Joseph Hayes Directed by Virginia Lee Pollock CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. James Clark Helen Russell Carrie Tony Mrs. Lillian Young Mr. Cliftord Young Sonny Young Pamela Young Mr. Leslie Gardner Jeanie Day Mr. Henry Morgan Harriet Morgan Bill Henly Esther Hamilton Betsy Harrison Freddie Pitts Fredericka Collins Frances Shaughnessy Donald Metz Nancy Horst Louise Smith Richard West Jolene Wolford Harry Wolf Donald Matzelle Doris Stickell Harold Gabler Annetta Bean Edward Powell Eloise Martin William Hudson Jean John Anne Boyer John Picking Jean Wingert Mary Bennett Presented January 30, 31, l953 Chambersburg Area High School Auditorium 'll3 AROUND Browsing! Quiet, please. Genius at work' Half-moon 'Formation Photographing pictures for the yearbook Spark plugs, batteries, and all kinds of gac Noontime dancing. All about sea diving. Hockey, favorite recreation at 3:34 Versatile Nicki. 4 -3' L SCHOOL Exhulorcmon cv 3 34' Driver irunnlng Waynesboro Chambersburg cheerleaders Aniicipcring fhe needs of ihe day. More hockey. Remember that pczss, Eleonor? The res1ofNicki! 115 Queen Jeannie and Her Court 'H? Reading left to rnght Queen s court pr4 'Q Janrce St Clair mard of honor Donna Jean Hors? queen gurl Margaret Witherspoon Joel Gabler tram bearers Senior attendants .lunlor attendants Bonrta Hanes Suzanne Broclous Carolyn Harvre Jean Stambcugh Peggy Snyder flower Sophomore attendants Arlene Washmger Maxine Harmon . , 3 1 , 1 .M . W an. , r ffl? me Qi lik 'r , if . 'I .ll All e 3 ef- ' r i r M r :-f rar V -., ln f 'Yr' I . , Y 5 H V 1 , l Class Wull In order to prevent the faculty and the student body from feelung the loss of the Class of 1953 too acutely we senuors de cuded to wull some of our outstandung talents and characterustucs to members of the underclasses SENIOR Lous Bender Wulluam Boyd Patrucua Douglas Terry Clopper Betty Cool Norman Butler Eleanor Ewan Eleanor Forrester Eugene Franklun Helen Gomer Jane Gettel Marlene Brechbull Ronald Brechbull Patrucua Armstrong Benuamun Banks Patrucua Barr Davud Hodges Janet Horst Janet Donahoe Wulluam Hudson Bernuce Metz Kay Phenucue John Puckung Edward Powell Anna Rhea Pugh Jane Coble and Phy us Lesher Elaune McConaghy Sharee Tolbert Percy Umbrell Jean Wungert Ruchard West Lloyd Wulcox Shurley Wunters Eunuce Wagoner Grace Zook Carolyn Wells Harold Wenger Helen Walteruck Ruth Truett Lee Wadel Larry Wolfgang Franklun Young Barbara Brown Lee Smuth Vurgunua Ruder J an Baker Ruta Bowers Ray Kauffman Carrue Bowman WILLS sungung abuluty Ann Houser skull at procrastunatung Elwood Spedden lovualuty Maxune Harmon tumuduty Wayne Beneduct wavy hour Donna Zummerman athletuc abuluty James Chase posutuon on the Parrot Staff Nuna Terhune typung skull Ruth Fuelds football prowess Ruchard Brant automobule anybody who needs one dugnuty Wullamae Shuelds complacency druvung abuluty flurtatuous tendency basketball skull saxophone hug l Q one chatterung Parrot lust an Echo puano skull pep and vugor good posture handsome features camera lukung for chewung gum Lous Cormany Thomas Drummond Janet McCleary Jacob Corwell Newton Stake Martha Carl deservung lunuor ambutuous uunuor Kaye Armstrong Patrucua Wyland Ann Tucker Gary Dougal Kenneth Pfeuffer Gordon Vestre comradeshup Dorothea Morautes Joyce Monn edutorshup football programs athletuc munded lr daydreamung tendency quuetness gauety fruendluness good looks lock of heught dumples quuet efflcuency nonchalance musucal talent eftlcuency domestuc unclunatuon set of tools one convertuble coupe xcess heught versatuluty mechanucal skull neatness oraanuzung abuluty clarunet agrucultural unterests shyness 117 Jane Hudson Earl Zook Joan Steger Paul Verduer Ruchard Wulcox Donna Zummerman Anna May John Dorus Rufe Ruth Fuelds Wray Bevens Nancy Smuth Jacquelune Bennett George McFerren James H ckman Jacob Muller Maxune Harmon James Heckman Isabell Poe Maruan Donahoe Charles Fox Adam Crust Cora Lehman TO Donald Metz ldhllllllleadership . Charles Fox Shop Pix Mr. Freet giving instructions on operating u drill press. Tom and Leon operating o shcper Polishing the finished product Using a beading machine ,.a 'PVT nh. QQ Operating ci box broke Grinding cz V b o k Sp nning c bose for o lamp U8 i i i - 1 vs 'Ma F. I fx . ..' - ' .. i . gk g it 5 .,L,j:. X sq -.f ' . ' ' I c , i ' . Who s Who In The Underclasses MOST POPULAR GIRL Patrucla Wyland Ann Houser Beverly Mackey MOST POPULAR BOY Wray Bevens Paul Vercller Muchael Wilcox MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL Annette Frecon Wullamae Shnelds Nancy Ranfsnnder HANDSOMEST BOY Ralph Tolbert Rlchard Stravalo Samuel Butz QUIETEST GIRL Donna Zlmmerman Lols Wungert Marlorle Asper QUIETEST BOY Ray Welst George Chrnstman MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Joanne Trogler Eleanor Drummond Sally Lynch MOST ATHLETIC BOY Jacob Corwell Paul Verduer Thomas Harris T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED fboyl James Chase Robert Hall Charles Wood T954 T955 T956 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cgnrlj Jane Hudson Lunda Heefner Sylvua Sutes MOST TALKATIVE GIRL Margaret Short Janet McCleary Vacla Rotz MOST TALKATIVE BOY Marlin Funk Duane Gooch Guy Patterson MOST MUSICAL GIRL Charlotte Muller Sandra Karper Dolores Coccagna T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 MOST VERSATILE BOY MOST MUSICAL BOY Charles Brlghtblll Edwin Brown Terry Conner BEST ACTRESS Mlrnam Heckman Jane Taylor Suzanne SchafTmt BEST ACTOR Charles Lughtner Ronald Rensch James Morter FRIENDLIEST GIRL Maxme Harmon Ann Houser Rebecca Trltle FRIENDLIEST BOY Robert Wolford James Ott Ray Etter BEST GIRL DANCER Shurley Wolford Beverly Gaal BEST BOY DANCER Wray Bevens Elwood Spedden James Morter MOST AMBITIOUS GIRL Jane Hudson Llnda Heefner Martha Carl MOST AMBITIOUS BOY James Chase Robert Hall Ralph Weyer MOST DEPENDABLE Ruth Sollenberger Jane Taylor Rebecca Trutle BIGGEST GIRL FLIRT Joan Steger Jane McCleary Beverly Summers BIGGEST BOY FLIRT Don Tucker Wullnam Shatzer Teddy Wule MOST VERSATILE GIRL Lewese Ross Patsy Gabler Sue Mnckey Wray Bevens T954 Robert Kurkpatrnck T955 Charles Wood T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 T954 T955 T956 l Earl Zoolc ., .. . , T954 Mitzi Shelton .. ,. ,.,, .. ......T954 TT9 PIOO PUD 9 I9 Comprehenstve Examtnatlon Please note Anyone who owns an GCTIVITIES tIcket IS elIgIble to take thIs test Cautton Senlors must make a passlng score of seventy to quallfy for a dtploma I As you very well know members of the faculty have pet phrases whIch they use habttually Can you lmk the follow Ing quotatlons wlth some member of the faculty? There I5 no such thIng as an accldent Am I nght on thIs people? Gtrls are gold dtggers Now lets have a dIscussIon Lets all get to work Immedtately I can stay as late as you can Parrot reporters your assIgnments are due today You cant type and talk Cant Isnt In your vocabulary from now on Close your books class John If two lmes Inter sect II w well do you know the sophomores? Test your knowl edge by ftllmg In the blanks wlth names of boys and gurls from the class of 55 6 I5 the champton hog caller of th F F A A petlte pretty and peppy cheer leader IS A southern belle IS Jokes brother I5 plays the GCCOfdlOH Prestdent of the Sophomore Class IS Carol Davns IS a future pIanIst for the an are ballet dancmg MGM s Color Day IS the bug day and are the sophomore class colors ell you re progressing nIcely Now try your luck wIth unlors and see how well you can match the followtng FInland bound Strongly supports the South Paul DerrIdInger Joanne Trogler Enloys talkIng Wray s companton Teddy Roosevelt ll Handles the clartnet wtth eas Capable malorette Very ottractsve brun ette Ltttle but mtghty tenor Muslcal class presldent l Terrence Morotte Phyllls Fisher Charles Fox Sherrtll Ott Beverly Fegan Don Tucker Charles llghtner Annette Frecon IV How well do you know the facts about the sensors? An swer the followtng true statements wlth o plus the false ones wuth a zero PUTYICIG Barr lIkes to hunt Alan Querry plays the VlOlln Rlchard Butz wants to be a dentIst Suzanne BYOCIOUS never smtles Carl Keener IS a chemIstry bratn Robert Etter never says a word BonIta Hanes I5 never understandmg H Donald Shannon I5 boisterous l The Parrot Staff wIll mIss Eleanor Ewan J Wellall mIssC A H S V Wrtte a theme of ftfty words or more on one of the follow Ing TOPICS A What ls a Parrot? B What ls an Echo? Please study the followmg paragraph carefully before Wflllng YOUI' COITIPOSITIOH What ls a Freshman? Blologlcally a freshman I5 a varlety of homo saplens He IS one of the scared lookmg creatures who can be seen on the first day of school searchlng for room 315 At the ftrst assembly he says l mean slngs h llo to He hlbernates untll the freshman talent show then blooms forth glorIously He then dlsappears untIl Color Day You can always see thus specrmen of humantty on th thlrd floor If you care to cllmb all those sta rs or If you have really good eyes you c n see htm n Peanut Heaven Now check your paper carefully wtth the answers on the bottom of thIs page to see how well you quallfy as one of the braIns o A H S asmo: 49 ami Iound aug so s.Ieppa.I aug HIM og ami all o lat or uoaw 5 uptpl SSID! from Ulllu JQPOOI 3'D8dS SUOILJV 61405 I UDJ QD M SSID! csdtls acuu aug HD MIM ullzql eslod Jacpetg Jw also ew emallaq I uop noA H ami skomlo eq plnoqs Jaltau Ioql SSID! ,aww Aup unq 4 useop Lpoog mug sag ami cnoA pIp gout artauleq I Uplp not 3SID:l Jaque papuoq Agdma ewoq emo: gusaop aug ami samwoqdog ssumow oeqgonog pup Aapptw seaolaq Clnl 99l0 Jetptz-JA In d tauogg opuq lar-M03 PJDLPI Jaxpnl uuy JHOUSPIH eutouuoqj gsuj LUDIIIIM wnoqqaelty sslw u6no JoH sstw oo sxw 'all W a I8 SAW uosdcuoul s.IW JQHIDM SJW Ieupalg W :pol Od stw Sulx Jw SJ:-Jmsuv A. ,, . . . . 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' ' ' . 120 Excerpts from a SSDIOTS Dlary SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY Dear Dlary Deo' D'0 Y Well back to school for our flnal year Everythung seems to be pretty much as we left ut Its really goung to be a wonderful year Today our class officers were sworn 1n Don Metz rules for h1s fourth term Football season beguns Have to keep my flngers crossed OCTOBER Dear Dlary Well we ve won all conference games so far Wonder what wull come of the game ton1ght'? P S Tued wlth Gettysburg NOVEMBER Dear Dlary Halloween Party tonnght The spooks are really out Beware' A btter ch1II It ls' The owl for all has feathers IS a cold Cant nmprove upon Keats an descrubung thus wuntry weather The ch1Il IS rncreased after losung to Carlusle Last performance of the Lubrary Play Another dramatlc hut No alarm clock necessary for a few few days No school we sleep loaf and eat Thanks g1v1ng' DECEMBER Dear Dlary Flrst deadllne for the Echo What a rush' Chrnstmas vacatnon beguns today Tnme out to catch your breath agaun Chrnstmas musnc gufts frrends nuce tame of the year JANUARY Dear Dlary Back to the old grund Cant get used to staynng awake all day My luck seems to be runnnng out Exams ugh' Cram cram cram no rest for the weary Today beglns our last semester un thus haven for the learned Feel a llttle sad already QUIET Summer new revelatuons of talent nn our class Box office hut too We seek revenge tonnght Golly hope we wan Good game last mght Trolans really played l1ke stars Everyone ns certannly proud of the team' Soft lnghts beautuful gowns hauntmg melodles the Glee Club concert Wush they sang more often MARCH Dear Drary Excutement rengns We have all been nnvnted to the Junuor Frolnc Our t1me seems to be runnung out fast Only three months more Today the Echo went to press What a relnef' We re certalnly proud of our band Concert too nmpressuve to descrube APRIL Dear Dlary More sleep Easter you know Why do they have to want for a leg1t1mate ex cuse to glve us a vacatnon' One of our happnest days Our suster class recenves her colors Our last Color Day celebratuon sad thought MAY Dearest Dlary Just got home from the prom Gee the Iunnors are wonderful hosts Had glamorous tume The end IS gettlng near Senlor exams Can t belleve 1t has been four years already At last we re on our way to Wash1ng ton The dream has flnally become a real ty Happy day' JUNE Darlmg Dlary The days have been so pleasant We re all a lnttle sad at the Idea of graduatnon Wlsh l had accompllshed more Never real lzed before what a beautiful place thus IS I m lust plaln tearful Well Dnary dear thus IS the end for you Today marks the begunnnng of a new I fe You belong on the shelf wnth the other memornes of my hugh school days Perhaps some day I shall take you from your dust gathered corner and read from your mem orable pages T1ll then nts goodbye . I . ' I , 10 ' . , -a f - II l ' . ' ' . ' . I . I . - I 6 ' ' . 1 1 I I . . D 27 l' ' . h, it ' I , , . 1 f 1 - . .i . . l . - . - 'I I I I ' ' . a n ' . - - ' Q ' . I 21 ' ' - '. I i .A . 2 ' . ' ' ' 1 I T l 3 I ' I 1 I . . . . i c- 1 121 I Y ,X -'ig R4 0 mMw..,A1rrL.n 'M-2 144 el-t1AementA THE GENIE OF THE LAMP THEN SHOWED THEM THE TREASURY, WHICH WAS OPENED BY THE TREAS- URER, WHERE THEY SAW HEAPS OF PURSES, OF DIF- FERENT SIZES, AND DISPOSED IN MOST EXCELLENT ORDER. .Q9' if-5 xx 'f 1, , Offffffffff I J. f' E. 4' ' Vw f fw -A I xii gkfygy 0 I A' 11? ff 1 ' X I M TP. HULL 'I I f t In, I H KI U D D T 1 T X ' l It I ' lv vc' .L X Z Q55 0 Q ., . A Gsux X K N I UU! y Lx-,LAQ X l ,I 2 Af 1, ,I ,Z ,X fx. I C if ,J ff f- : 2 ' ' ' bf I ' -A I f ., .Q f ' I IL li 44 1 L Lal- i If L6 X G L f- i f -, - 1, I ' I23 Patrons Mr and Mrs C W Achenbach Dr O F Acrl Andrew s Studio Mr and Mrs RobertR Barbour Barnhart s Pharmacy Mr and Mrs BurgessM Barr Mr J Glenn Beneduct John P Bletsch D D S Mr GeorgeF Black Dr S Broadwater Dr and Mrs C W Burkett Lounse Caldwell Beauty Salon Dr HaroldL Castleman Chambersburg Hatchery Cherry Lane Dalry Cy s Beauty Salon Mr Charles H Davison Mr ChauncyM Depuy Dr JamesA Dickson Mr EdgarW Dnehl The Do Nut Hut Dr and Mrs D M Edwards Dr GlennM Eyer Frnks Restaurant Mr and Mrs C F FrnnnfT Mr Thomas H Humelsune Dr L W Hunter Optometrist Mr and Mrs CharlesW Karper Mr Davld H Kennedy Mrs LourseZ Kolb Mr and Mrs Paul Kratss Mr and Mrs Frank B Leldlg Martun Brothers Lrncoln Way West Mr Otto H Matzelle Mayfarr Beauty Salon Mr A C McCullough Mr John C McDowell Jr Dr H T Memlnger Dr W Roy Mlckey Mlddour 81 Mnnnlch Real Estate Mr RobertM Muller Mull O Moss Muss Dausy E Mower Olympia Candy Kitchen Dr Theodore Peters Mr and Mrs John F Pucknng Powell Photo Shop Red Bridge Traller Park 8- Sales Mr and Mrs E Sherwood Reese Miss Marguernte Reynolds Mr E Percy Fogelsonger Dr AlfredS Frantz Mr Russell H Frantz A A Garnes Weldung Shop Mr JohnS Glllan Glass Photo Studuo Dr DonaldJ Glen Mr r al rs Mr and Mrs J D Goshen and Mrs R G Greenawalt Martsn Greenberg eAgency LeroyO Hartman and Mrs Frank B Hartzok and Mrs Benlamlnl Heefner and Mrs Herman P Hege D R Henderson and F J Shultz and Mrs C K Horst Ray C Houser 81 Son Dr and Mrs J C Hudson Royale Dairy Mrs RobertA Sellers and Mrs RobertG Sellers and Mrs Wulluam H Shank and Mrs Max S Sherman T R Simpson ary R Slenghter Beauty Salon and Mrs Ruchard H Smith The Snak Shak Spangler s Drug Store and Mrs Melvnn Stoner Samuel B Stoner usne s Beauty Shop and Mrs S A Thornburg Harry E Walker Judge Edmund Culbertson Wlngerd Mr EdmundC Wungerd Jr L B Wolfe Grocery . . Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rider . . - ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . ' ' . ' Mr. . . . . Dr. . . ' . . . . M . ' Dr. . . . Mr. . ' . ' D . ' H 1 Dr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . ' ' . S ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . D . . . . . Mr. . T24 Compllments of Stanley Manufacturing Company 9 Where You Meet Your Friends V 9 9 Chambersburg School of Business aSq B T 9 I SECRETARYSHIP ACCOUNTANCY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Qf Agrsff Memori I uare Chambersburg, Pennsylvania ' Q ,f , .5 - 00 f'l00 GALE DIEHL JOHN H. WENGER SPORTING GOODS INSURANCE 12 w. King street BORING Servme REACH SPALDING WILSON PI1one742 Chambersburg Pa THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OF CHAMBERSBURG PA YOUR BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE We Welcome Inqulrles on Financial Matters Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporataon Federal Reserve System Comphments of Your Frlendly Statlon W C H A IOOO Watts 800 KCS On Your Dual MUSIC NEWS SPORTS FISHER FLOWER SHOP East Liberty Street Flowers For Every Occasion d I , . ll ll I27 of LHJCCDLNIIDHQER F MARSHALL VANDERAU Prop CompHmenm COMPLIMENTS OF H SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY C GRAYDON SCHUCHTER T38 S Mom St ART SUPPLIES Representmng THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Complete Service and Profecflon for Moforrsts and Travelers CHAMBERSBURG MOTOR CLUB Congratulahons Class T953 WORTHS T445 Mom Compliments of NATHAN S HOUSE OF GEMS Jewelers Designers 'I56 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg Po ALTON C SCOTT J P BOWERS E - Class of 34 - 'Begin Your Life Insurance Program Early' N. Franklin SY., Extended To of I . ' SI. 1 I29 SUNSET NRWAYS sPRow s. ZIMMERMAN Commercual Flyung and Instructuon 2 Mules North of Chambersburg Pa 491 L W W U S o Phone T996 R JOHN R NEGLEY Mgr If no answer T225 ONLY AT TIP TOP STA NUI The Wonder worklng Process That Glves New Life And Color To All Clothung Natuonally Advertised In Life And HOME PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Pus IN BY I0 OUT BY 5 Thus Area s Only Regular One Day Quality Dry Cleaning Servlce TIP TOP CLEANERS Tops ID Qualoty Tops In Servuce 337 Wayne Ave Phone T951 J Chambersburg Pa The Danly Readlng Habit of C0mPl'menTS More Than 47 OOO People PUBLIC OPINION Chambersburg s Newspaper KOTTCAMP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Assocuated Press NEA Features 130 On . . N . TI Vogue -It Costs No More Than Ordinary Dry Cleaning! I Il T-. ll I - of N H sMlrTY's PLACE Opposite High School Chambersburgs Newest N C N MENS WEAR STORE lcv Cream Cond Y L S COOK JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE Complete Automotive Truck and Tractor Radiator Repanr Service GENERAL HARDWARE BPS PAINT Queen and Loudon Streets Chambersburg Penna VANDERAU S The Leading Restaurant JOHNNY MILLERS Consustently Good Svnce 1903 L A U N D R Q M A 1' SCHOOL LUNCHES Steaks Chops Chlcken HALF HOUR LAUNDRY Sea Foods AI North Mann Street Chambersburg Pennsylvania Luncoln Way West Phone T422 M DU lLL's I DA I G . IOS' - I3I ROUZERS REPAIR SHOP Electrlc 8- REPAIRS AND OVERHAULINC5 Brazing Acetylene WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE Cuthng Welding RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED Soldering CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF T953 FROM T O B E Y S CHAMBERSBURGS OWN DEPARTMENT STORE KENNIES SCOTLAND ROAD MARKET More of The Best For Less QUALITY MEATS, GREEN GOODS AND GROCERIES Corner of Scotland Road 8- Roland Ave Phone 3089 M I32 1 223 Martin Ave. PHONE 'I576 Chambersburg, Pa. l YOU CAN .... go fo CULLEGE ERE IN CHAMBERSBURG nn your home cuty ns a four year college for women oftermg a lnberal education nn the arts and sclences leadung to the hughly regarded degree of bachelor of arts At Wulson College you may get the background you wall need for any of the careers descrnbed In the 40 page booklet Wilson and Your Career Ask the Durector of Admussuons to send you a copy As every schoolgnrl knows college us more than classes books and laboratorues There are proms Annapolus tea dances dummy rush days step sings and a multntude of dauly actuvl tres whuch make up that wondrous composnte known as college lnfe At Wnlson each gurl can be her own best self Today tultnon us S650 a year uf you Ilve at home whale attending college If you would prefer to lnve on campus however you are encouraged to do so In that case the comprehen slve fee is S1500 a year Inquure about our scholarshnps of S275 a year for graduates of hugh schools wnthnn danly commutnng distance of the College lf you plan to luve on campus you are elnguble to apply for any of our other scholarships When you consider college consider Wilson 133 4 Q C O C 1 1 ' f - 11 - 11 - . I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' - - 11 - 11 - - - 1 , . 1 1 ' I ' ' 1 , . ni 3- i 1 -1 Compliments of KLEEN KUT MARKET Compl ments QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Corne of Wash ngton and Mann Sts w T Phone 85 eDel er Compllments of THOMAS PRETZEL CO PLASTERER S GREENHOUSE Flor st Flowers for All Occasions CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANM P etzels and Potato Ch ps L ncoln Way East Phone 777 ROBERT S SHULL Cemetery Memorials 130 East Queen Street Chambersburg Pa Compliments f Compluments of BOBS SMOKE SHOP 27 N MAIN sr LYONS AUTO PARTS nov w JORDAN V GENERAL INSURANCE 3 S Man S, Phone 3lR3 Mar on Pa CHAMBERSBURG PENNA 134 i ' of r i ' . .. . I5 W iv I . i- . n r i n 3 . . o . I I NE lN'S 6. i . i,, Compl ents of BUOHLS CITY MARKET Compluments of ASSAFSIIOIIZEPS?DQIiEpIERfI1'lE'3iTlS.Sf cHAIvIBERsBuRG DAIRY PRODUCTS er ce th a Sm Ie DarImaId MIIk 81 Ice Cream PLENTY OF PARKING AND FREE DELIVERY 883 South Mann St at Western Md RaIIroad Phone 2060 T400 Scotland Ave Chambersburg P Comphments of J F CRUNKLETON 81 SONS COAL CO AND HEATING OILS HIghest QuaIIty AnthracIte In AII SIZSS Greatest QuantIty for Your SI 246 East Catherme St CHAMBERSBURG PHONE T049 M MARTIN BROTHERS FANCY VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS FROZEN FOODS I70 LIncoIn Way West Chambersburg 544 LIncoIn Way East Chambersburg Complnments S SH STATIONERY STORE T28 LIncoIn Way East We Carry a Complete LIne LEITER BROTHERS INC LUGGAGE BOOKS STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS ETC Chambersburg We SpeCICIIZe In PIcture FramIng I35 im 1 -S vi WI I - , a. , PA. - 1 f of - ' of , . I I , . Compllments SHIVELY S DAIRY MI Ii CFBCIITI Ice CFEOIT1 an ROYAL CROWN COLA COMPANY 329 East Grant Phone 79 VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR Phone 656 454 Norlancl Ave BARNHART PHARMACY 220 PARK AVENUE Roll Elms Movue Films Photographuc Equipment Whltman s Candy Popular Cosmetics Hallmark Greeting Cards Compliments of SWIFT 81 CO POULTRY PROCESSORS HATCHERY Ramsey Avenue Chambersburg NI 81I'I CHEVROLET SALES 340 North Second Street Chambersburg Penna Phone 370 81 50 SALES SERVICE MILL O MOSS ICE CREAM We Make Our Own C Open 7 Days a Week 6 of ' .I - - d .I .. DAN ING Compliments of ENOS H. HORST ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR APPLIANCES Sl SUPPLIES LIGHTING FIXTURES WIRING REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY AUTHORIZED LIONEL AND AMERICAN FLYER SERVICE STATION T24 Lincoln Woy West Chambersburg Po PHONE 537 Ollllllllll X Sllll I I'I7 ,JJ Illlllll' Malt Ani 5w'1fvL! M0 fl 'ff ,' Ar' fff If Compliments of SPROW 8. ZIMMERMAN TRUCKING CO Phone 1996 R 1527 M Iii Iii JOHN E PICKING CONTRACTOR 8g BUILDER MARION PENNA Phone 29R2 POWELL PHOTO SHOP Vnsual Education Supplies Motuon Pncture Equupment Everythmg Photographnc 130LWE MT VIEW TELEVISION Your Televlslon Specuallsts Motorola Sylvama Sales Servlce Second Street Chambersburg Rt 30 By Pass Fayetteville :uw ENRICHES YOUR LIFE DUFFIELD MUSIC HOUSE EVERYTHING MUSICAL SINCE 1912 144 S Moln St Chambersburg Pa PIANOS The WURLITZER ORGAN Stemway Knobe Sohmer Steck Janssen Wurlitzer BAND INSTRUMENTS CALDWELL ELECTRONICS 300 East Queen Street Chambersburg Penna ' 213 N. AI-v'A +1 f ,212 :1,. ,.. , 2 I.1 ,..,,, 1 I '- me BILL McMORRIS CAPITOL RESTAURANT ESSO SERVICENTER H O M E C O O K I N G Lubrlcoflon, Woshlng Woxlng Phone 9572 FAYETTEVILLE 9329 V COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LAwYER,S CONFECTIONERY AND NEWS STAND Fee Seeds 8- G o n Pho e 1686 490 L W E on RouIe O Compliments E F GOETZ GENERAL CONTRACTOR TRUCKING EXCAVATING GRADING 700 W Loudon Sf Chambersburg Compl ments f HARRY H SHERK Jeweler 'I26 South Ma n Sireef HOUSEWARES HARDWARE GARDEN SEEDS e Ser ce E ery hem We Sen KESSINGER s Gnocenv JOHNSON 5 suoe AND LUGGAGE senvlcs 401 Ph lad Iph o A Pho e 843 W WE DELIVER CHAMBERSBURG 139 C. . ds - r I 5 n . . . 3 of . . , Po. i o Compliments of J. Z. MARTIN I ' ' W vi v I I I e I ve' n I MemoriuI Square Phone 6 McCLEARY BROS STUDEBAKER DEALERS Autornoblle Accessories etc I5 I7 West Kung Street MCCLEARY OIL CO 1517 West Kung Street PHONE EATWELL MARKET Catherine and Fourth Streets GREEN VEGETABLES BREYERS ICE CREAM Meat Grocernes Frults Frosted Foods SURGICAL APPLIANCES Slckroom Furmture Invalld Equupment SITES SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO 7l Lmcoln Way West Chambersburg Pa Comfortable Help While Regatmng ANGLE BROS PONTIAC 8. CADILLAC New 8- Used Cars Complete Mechamcal 8E Body Servuce Umted States Tures 832 38 Luncoln Way East Telephone 825 Compliments H C GABLER Phone 7 FINNIFF S GROCERY MEATS VEGETABLES 240 Luncoln Chambersburg P Way West Complnments of GLICKS SHOE STORE Grownng on Value 35 S Mann Chambersburg HOME MADE CANDY BURKHART CANDY STORE I79 South Mann Street C R HOOVER Broad and Vme GROCERIES and MEATS Phone 520J 731 59 - ' S- . t . - GASOLINE - OIL A KEROSENE Your Health of I . I 68 . ,, . H , a. - ' St. 140 MOTOR SALES HUDSON PACKARD Compluments of MACK TRUCKS BRENERS FURNITURE STORE INC Soles and Servtce 37 39 W Washtngton St Phone 1734 204 Lnncoln Way West Phone 1 Chambersburg Penna DAVIS ESSO SERVICENTER Phtladelphla Ave and North Second St Chambersburg Penna Phone 9346 ESSO PRODUCTS One Stop Servtce TH WOLF COMPANY CHAMBERSBU RG Commerce Street PENNA IRA A LONG Jeweler 135 South Mann Street Watch the Bug Clock tn Our Wtndow' Food Services Caterer THE R K SPIDELL CONCESSION CO Chambersburg Pa 141 1 I . ' 112 . I E Complumenfs of NEWTON S PHARMACY MAIN AND KING STREET The store where your patronage ns apprecuated Telephone 52 CHAMBERSBURG FORD COMPANY Successors Io School 8- Baumgordner ond School s Garage SALES AND SERVICE Chambersburg Pennsylvania V T ANGLESONS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales 8- Servnce I mme uaran n se Cars Chambersburg Po Phone I-480 Chambersburgs Favorite Store For Men LYONS Mann at Queen Chambersburg Pa THE CHAMBERSBURG LAUNDRY Sanntone Cleaners W D WEAVER W ole s ale MEATS ancl PROVISIONS Refrigerated Service Phone 1010 Phone l448 M 9 Hugh Sf 142 L'fe T' G tee o U d h 53 WO0D S BELT SHEAVES AND DRIVES Metlculously engineered Woods V Belt Drlves pay off every hour they operate return cash dlvudends In power savings made possible by thenr peak SHICICHCISS Only sheave grooves that are precusnon machmed accurately spaced and absolutely true wnth snde walls at perfectly umform angles can make possible such mvarlably long Ilved economical performance Our stock assortment consusts of 2800 druves from '4 H P to lOO H P with at least a dozen selecttons of center distances for each drive SPECIAL RUSH DELIVERY SERVICE on emergency 'obs shipment of stock drnves same day order recelved T B WOODS SONS COMPANY CHAMBERSBURG PENNA EVERYTHING IN TRANSMISSION B a ngs ola I tc es Coup ngs Contactors Hange s o Blocks P eys V elt Shea es d Co et I McCRAE GROCERY Groceries Meets Ice Cream Mogczzmes CHARLES MCCRAE Prop Phone 20271 HOOVERS SUPERETTE MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES FRESH PRODUCE Opposute Hugh School Entrance e De Iver Phone RAND S CASTLE Lncoln Way East We Spec uluze HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND SANDWICHES 235 M FOR LOWER PRICES On Things to Wear MAX KIRSON Phone 723 AWWA R Intro and Svon Sl gg? Cl 1 uggj Von Serylce T m C0 Inter Stote Corrlers I :I rouxmcmmwgnibj AGENT NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES INC Q HAFER ICE 8x COLD STORAGE INC 'I335 South Fourth Street CHAMBERSBURG PENNA ZAMMITOS MENS SHOP Men and Boy s Clothung ond Furn shlngs Come an and ask about the Pennsylvonlo Plon 'I28 North Mom Chambersburg Phone 'I557 AMBROSE JEWELRY STORE Prompt and Relloble Service ROYAL JEWELERS 31 South Mom St Watches Dlumonds ond JeweIry Use Your Credit Ecxsy Terms SANDOE FEED STORE Stnckel Feeds Grinding and Mlxmg cunt Gram Seed Fertl lzer Gomes Dog Food LWICOIU WCY Wen Chambersburg A Brood Street Chambersburg P Phone 8201 I44 ll I II ' ' ' s i . I T r y W I' - - Ramen? T A Y ' Al I - 1 , . . 1 ' Phone I9 I , . i . y ' , Pc. ' - . . P' - ' - - 'I' 6I ' 18 Time out for Coke LAKEVIEW MILLING COMPANY Suppliers of Qucluty Flour CREAM OF LAKE For Pastry BISCUIIS WHITE DIAMOND For Breczd Rolls EXCELLENT For Fume Cakes HANOVER HANOVER HARDWARE COMPANY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Cor Carlisle and Chestnut Streets PENNSYLVANIA 145 o Nd K 1 54 T I - ii:-1-11 lOUYllD UND!! AUVNOIHV O I COCA-COLA COMPANY IV 11 11 - - 1 11 11 1 11 11 - 11 11 HOTEL WASHINGTON A GRENOBLE HOTEL CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of HUNTSBERRYS Home of Fashlon Footwear nn Chambersburg Qualify Since T878 If your shoes are not becomlng to you you should be comlng to Hunfsberrys 47 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE I IO2 2 I SHENK 8 TITTLE EVERYTHING FOR SPORT PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER 313 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG PA I4 ,QI fury E71 inf, 6 S National Bank ot Chambersburg SECURITY SERVICE Founded 1809 2nd Oldest Bonk IH Pennsylvcznuca 3'Ist Oldest Bunk In the Unlted States Member of FRANKLIN COUNTY BANKERS ASSOCIATION PENNSYLVANIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I47 The Old National Compliments of Compliments JACOB MILLER, Inc. of FURNITURE MODERN DRY CLEANERS JEWELRY DRAPERIES 28 North Main Street Phone 584 130 L. W. W. Phone 3030 ROSS GENERAL TIRE SERVICE INC 110112 Llncoln Way West CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA BYER BROS FLORISTS Op P R R Station CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Compluments of Selberlnng Tnres LADIES APPAREL Recappnng and Vulcanuzlng Famous For Flne Hosiery Phone 1208 W Chambersburg Phone 68 W 622 Lincoln Way West '1 p .... ' CORMANY 8. STATLER TIRE SERVICE 143 Compliments of WOOLWORTH S P o R T R A I I s FAHRNEY STUDIO Lco WyWes T Y rd Goods No o s s d I Id ng Compl TH BON TON cm sforo e St e UNION EMBLEM COMPANY PALMYRA PA Closs Rings Pennants ond Commencement Invitations PAUL H NISSLEY Pres LB HERR 8i ON SCHOOL BOOKS 46 48 W Kung St 8. OFFICE SUPPLIES 8. EQUIPMENT STATIONERY PRINTING Loncoster HAFER S CUTRATE 77 LINCOLN WAY west YOURS FOR LOVELY THINGS U N G II7 E Queen nens t os d 36 S uth M Street ple o JASLOWS ARMY NAVY STORE s cHAMBERseuRc PENNA I4 62 in In o t iments of E Y S E R ' S Q - ti n E HHEC1dQU rter L dies W ur Ro e ue Bui i 128 ou h Main Str et - . ' . ,Pc1. Compliments COYTIDIIVUSVWIS of of I W I L. L I A M ' S o oin Com im nts f Y o ' s , - . St. I23 . Main St. Fine LI - Lingerie - Gifs H iery - Hon kerchiefs 9 il A new method fcolled lmpactmg l for the mass productlon ot d rop forgmgs has been developed by Chambersburg EngIneer Ing Com pany The process Illustrated above IS called the CecomatIc ForgIng Process employIng a new and unIque type of hammer the Chambersburg lmpacter C ODTIDUIDQ research one of the first prIncIples of modern educatIon led to thIs revolutlonary Inventlon CHAMBERSBURG ENGINEERING COMPANY CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 150 l Il - II - - 1 1 II - - Il ' ' I ll II - ' , . 1 I . . . . . o VALLEY AUTO COMPANY ,NC MCCRORY STORES CORPORATION BUICK SALES and SERVICE 5 'O 25C S'o'e h P 223 LIncoln Way East Telephone 249 C Gmbersburg G CHAMBERSBURG PENNA MOS' lo' YOU' money LAIRDS MENS SHOP 58 S MaIn St CHAMBERSBURG PENNA CompIImenfS P NICKLAS SONS INC QUALITY FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS SERVICE WALLPAPER VENETIAN SHADES Chambersburg P Phone 693 50.105 Sundoes DANIEL S CULP BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT TYPeW 'e'S Aclclnng MachInes STEVE MORAITES Prop School Supplies 'I53 South Mann Street 15 Memorial Square Phone 9370 Chambersburg Pa Phone 466 Chgmbefsbwg PC' 151 , . . I - , . 1 1 Home Furnishers Since T860 I I I , a. , - . Ne spop s M a CHAMBERSB g znes Statuonery Books t g Car s G t o Y RINES PHARMACY URG NEWS AGENCY O ppostte Court House L Way RETAIL STORE 162 Luncoln W E GEORGE F BREZLER LX oy ast Chambersburg Pa Proprietor I I fllll u IW, me Relnable Prescrlptuons Exclusive Touletrles Fountaun Servnce Phone 513 East Compl ents LEEDS SHOE STORE e o 8- Quee CHAS P AUGHINBAUGH Manufacturer of SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Heatmg Ventnlcltlng and Sheet Metal Contractor 208 210 212 North Mom Street United Telephone 770 Chambersburg Pa 586L ol W GILBERT S PHARMACY DRUGS fo Resuus ay East Phone 11281 Compluments JUNIOR HOSE gl TRUCK CO NO2 w er a i ' Greein d ifs T s im of I I I Corn r f Main n Xl x X XXX i . I . I l:l r inc n - of 152 FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY NO 4 Organlzed T903 CHAMBERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA BOROUGH AND COMMUNITY FIRE STATION COUNTRY FIRE CALL 708 Servung the Communuty SHIP THE HORN WAY Horn s Motor Express nc 540 East Washungton Street Chambersburg Penna FARMERS and MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY OF CHAMBERSBURG Service PIus A Friendly Banklng System Member of Federal Deoosut Insurance Corporatuon Member of Federal Reserve System 153 , . I I . PROMPT - DEPENDABLE - COURTEOUS Chambersburg Trust Company CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Your Logical Banking Home d19O'l Fd lDp1I Cp 1 Organize Member of e ero e osi ' pl ns CITY PRODUCE CO LIBERTY MARKET Wholesale Green Goods 5 E YY 1 25 Vegetables Fruuts and Packages ISI North Second St THE DONUT HUT Chambersburg Penna ollfm fllllfcglise, Phone 360 2145 Pho e 313'-?W o Post OH' Complurnents of ll L CODER HEATING 8. APPLIANCES 224 South Mann Street I6 East Washnngton Street CHAMBERSBURG PA HAGERSTOWN MD Phone 458 Phone 2983 COMPLIMENTS C E JACKSON CO 224 Kennedy Street CHAMBERSBURG PENNA Compllments of Compllrnents of BREAM HEEB COMPANY THE GOOD WILL FIRE CO Growers and Distributors N0 3 Apples and Peaches l55 Corn lmet of . 2l .Liber St, Phone I I ' Raised 81 Sweet Doughnuts S da - i In 1 n Across fr rn ace , . , . OF Compliments of SHIVELY MOTORS INC DODGE V 8 DODGE 6 PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS USED CARS USED TRUCKS SALES PARTS SERVICE Lmcoln Wcmy West Extended PHONE 534 Transportation Heodquorters For New cmd Used Ccrs ond Trucks 156 , . EPENDABL C I 1 omp 'men S Compliments of GEYER LUMBER 8. COAL CO Store For Men 450 S Thlrd St 72 Norm Mom Chambersburg Pa E Ye PPE! PITTSBURGH BRANCH Built To Serve You Pnctured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along wuth the Plttsburgh Branch contaln more than II2 OOO square feet of floor space Here under one roof your school annuals are prnnted bound and covered A plant buult to serve your prnntung needs KU RTZ BRCDS CLEARFIELD PA NeWbeffYS 505' PRYORS TIRE SERVICE Good Luck Trolans Fnrestone Dlstrlbutor Tlres Tubes and Batteries J FOSTER HEATHERLY Mgr Recappung and Vulcamzmg J J NEWBERRY CO 6 L W E Q81 'I57 of G I L B E R T ' S ' lg. I l!:. 'V' I I K t ,, ,lg Q: . 4 ' 3--..:,, . ,,,.. 1 2 I fs ..-, ,,,, . - Ere- K ,A 'ir 3 3? 75 o 1 I 1 1 . . . Ph. 38 . . .a LUDWIG S 1877 CHAMBERSBURG PENNA CAPITOL AND ROSEDALE THEATRES THE FINEST IN MOTION PICTURES PHOTO ENGRAVINGS FURNISHED BY THE NORTHERN ENGRAVING 8 ELECTROTYPE CO CANTON OHIO l Jewelers Since T21 South Main Stre COLAO STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHS AND INDIVIDUALITY Photographer For ECHO 5519 WALNUT STREET PITTSBURGH 6 PENNA 159 OF DISTINCTION o 0 Autographs nr ,, ' A We if ,fr 1 IQ ki f Www if M new f- Q K 6? 24 , as '!f!.fQ 7'z?'Q3n,- 4 QV Vw as ?'1S.g5 'U D ' . mf. 3, X My mf W Lx . is-J ' , '99 H 5. ybirrig F as , , ,M 3 fr Qi. 3- M , in x F . V E135 'K if . Ea. , .mu Q f5eZf.' ' K q, , ,, K ' i k V 7 ' ,,,I Q A Es Q 'XF Q is I-sis '. i': .. GY? YYY! W