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

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V .2 lIilIlllJPl'SlllIl'Q,1I'l'il Higll Mllool CHAMBERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 15 MARCH 'Nr fx x., .X FOREWORD Tame has passed swnftly for the Class 01119511 lt seems only o short whule ago that we were freshmen enternng thus an stntutuon for the 'first time Already we are seniors nntent on recordung for posterity the highlights of our hugh school days Very soon our classes wall be Hnushed our games wall be played and our honors wlll be won but as long as these pages endure a small portlon of our lute at the Chambersburg Area Hugh School will never due May thus thirty seventh edltlon of the Echo always prove o source of nnspnrotuon to you 4 I . - 1 1 1 DEDICATICN Our school uts fruendly walls hold fond memorues of many pleasant assocuatuons and sat usfyung achuevements Durung the four years that we have spent here our luves have been greatly enruched and ut us wuth reluctance that we leave thus beloved school However we are proud to be the last class to graduate from thus present buuldnng and to wutness uts transutuon to a uunuor hugh school un the educatuonal expanse whuch us provudung us wuth a new senuor hugh school Wuth those 4454 alumnu who have graduated sunce the reconstructuon of thus present buuldung un 1932 we are happy to Ioun forces In thus group are represented men and women who have successfully engaged un every occu patuon and whose unfluence us beung dussemun ated everywhere lt us to these alumm the sons and daughters of the Chambersburg Hugh School, that we respectfully deducate thus edutuon of the Echo 1 U I . , . I . . , ' ' I SENICDR ADVISIERS Mr Vance B Snyder IN APPRECIATION No effort has been too great for our class advisers to expend In our behalf It IS because of thenr unflagglng Interest and constant encour agement that the Class of 1954 has surged ahead to enloy a record of unsurpassed achueve sel or unselflsh devotnon To Mrs Shurley S Rufe and Mr Vance B Snyder we express our deepest apprecuatlon Every member of our class s lustly proud to have served under thenr advusor shnp May we prove ourselves worthy of theur lnstructlon Mrs. Shirley S. Rite Our guudes philosophers and fruends 6 Q I ment. We shall never forget their friendly coun- ' ' . I TABLE OF CCJNTENTS 14dm1n1Atrat1on a e Clauu a e Qeataf-eA af e Pa from 174 e '. ...l7g8 ...l7gZZ Urgangationn . . . Page 60 ...l9gll0 QIZ4 5 . , :Sift N. 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F - - --.qv-v N - Q. 5, qw , 'f W HY iif JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE Edgar Snoke J W Harfzok CHAMBERSBURG AREA HIGH SCHOOL Wnlllarn H Shank Jr Albert S Henneberger Homer K Zlmmermon Roy S Kurkpatruck Wnlluarn H Shank Jr Ch0 'm0n Albert S Henneberger VICG Cl U'fmf-'In Merle J KaufTman Secretary Admnnustratlve Assustant Joseph P MUCIGY In Charge ofBus1ness and Properhes BOARDS OF DIRECTORS Edgar Snoke Presndent of Jonnt Board Chambersburg Albert S Henneberger Roy S Kurkpafrnck Homer K Zimmerman Joseph P Maclay Wullnam H Shank Jr Herbert C Beardslee Charles G Hull Guilford Townshnp Charles A Pryor J Roland College J W Hartzok John R McCuIIoh V S Woods J A Baker Murray Kauffman lefterkenny Township Donald Hoover L R Alleman Kernefh Reed Wllllam G Horn J F Rosenberry Greene Townshup George R Bundle Frank W McElroy Edgar Snoke W B Shlvely Max Hanks Maurnce Greenawalv George W Frues Hamilton Township C Graydon Schllchter Clarence C Alluson Roy M Mclaughlln Garner Thrush Maurnce Menfzer Lurgun Township James A Heclnman John A Ile Leroy McKeIvey A A Brennze Ovmer Sfouffer : I 3 Clarence C. Allison Donald Hoover John A. Ile J Merle Kauffman IO ADMINISTRATORS . . . Pr-omotera of an up- to-date educational AW tem A ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT IN CHARGE CDF INSTRUCTION AND CURRICULUM asm Y bg DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT J. Frank Faust, B. S., Susqueh U ' ity, A. M., Columb U . ., us uecm ' 'yPdDSqh U y Ed ThP yl S CI D. enns van' ADMINISTRATORS Q ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL 9 M C Y . Kaildef-A of our future PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL ph R I I. Shockey, B. S., M. S., G - y b g C II g Merle B. Hofer, A. B., Gettysb g C Ile e, A. ., olumbio Univer' OUR FACULTY Q lei ROBERT B ARNOLD B S Shlppensburg Stal Teachers College General Sclence Vusual Educaflon Club ROBERT J BEARD B S Shuppensburg Slave Teachers College M Ed Pennsylvania Stale Col ege Guidance Counselor Vocahonal Studues Varsity Foofball Coach C Club Sensor Hu Y RUTH E BIEBER A B M A Bucknell Unlverslfy Spanish Spanish Club Sophomore Class Advuser 'llndem tending . . . liek ul GEORGE R BIECHER B S Lebanon Valley College Yale Unlversny Chemastry 4 bs ff- ANNA BITTINGER B S Shlppensburg Svafe Teachers College Jumor Business Tralnmg Typewrmng Junlor Class Advuser MARTHA E CAMPBELL B S Shlppensburg Slate Teachers College English Chairman of Commence ment PATRICIA T CASTLEMAN B S Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics Coslume Club lx Q n A , . - -lg v . ' l In-l A Vf X f llfffig, V15 T O 1 Kb . X A 'X 3 T . I A . 13 T H lf FA C U LT Y 010- C'ounAe1o1-A JACK E FISHER B S East Stroudsburg State Teachers o lege M S Bucknell Unlversrty Physrcal Educatron Junior Health Assastant Varsrty Football Coach Boys Intramural Basketball League Baseball oach CHARLES S FLECK Pennsylvanra State College Carnegre statute of Technology Vocatronal Sheet Metal Weldung Future Craftsmen of Amernca MARGUERITE B COOK B S Susquehanna Umverslty Omce Practice Shorthand Typewrrtrng Senior Trl HI Y THOMAS DRUMMOND B S East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Columbia Unxverslty Supervisor of Physrcal Educatron Grade School Athletrcs DAVID R DUNCAN B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College Crvrcs Current Government Problems Football Coach Track Coach Freshman Class Adviser ELIZABETH R ELDER A B Wilson College M A Unnversrty of Pennsylvania Latln Latrn Club PAMELLIA G ERICKSON B A Wilson College American History Current Government Problems Socral Sclence MARGARET McD FAUST Penn Hall Pennsylvania State College Columbla Unrversrty Home Economics School Lunch G- Q 14nd ?r1endA VICTOR G FOREMAN B S Shnppensburg State Teachers Col lege M Ed Pennsylvanua State College lndustrnal Arts Light Crew WILLIAM I-I FREET B S Pennsylvama State College Vocational Mochnne Shop Related Drawing Future Craftsmen of Amerlca J KENNETH GABLER B S Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege M Ed Unnverslty of Puttsburgh Business English Busmess Mathematics Bookkeeplng Student Advisory Council Financial Man ager of Athletncs Commercual Club LOYAL I. GILLS B S Grove Cnty College Bookkeepmg Typewrltung Busuness Law Echo Advnser RUTH J HARRISQ A B Wilson College French Englush French Club Freshma as user Modern Dance Club HOWARD M HEGE B S Gettysburg College Algebra General Mathematncs General Science Track Coach Basketball Coach 'K J . .V I - . rSC X , b gg: Q X . 1 'X N I. K lHl'r, T H E FA C U LT Y dmera 0 C1444 and MARY F HOUSER RN Chambersburg Hospital Pennsylvanna State College School Nurse JAMES W KING B S Shuppensburg State Teachers College Amerlcan Hustory Penn sylvanla Hnstory Sensor Hn Y JEANNE H KIRBY B S West Chester State Teachers College MEd Pennsylvania State Col ege Englnsh Vocatlonal Stu dues Guldance Counsel Hall Squad Student Ad vrsory Councul SUSIE K KRIECHBAUM Wnlson Colege A M Columbla Unsver stty Algebra Geometry Trng onometry Secretary Actlvltles Tuck et Fund OLIVE E LIVINGSTON B S Lock Haven State Teachers College M A Bucknell Unlversuty English Latin PAUL LUCAS Mus B Peabody Con servatory Susquehanna Umversvty Supervisor of Music Vo cal Muslc Glee Club Chorlsters Freshman Chorus ELEZE P McKENZIE B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College A M Cornell Unlversnty Engllsh Echo Adviser PHILIP L MICHAELS B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College Typewrutlng Salesman shnp Consumer Educa tlOn Rhythm Kuds Parrot Ad vrser Sophomore Class Adviser 61116 l4Cfll7lfl2-6 CHRISTINE W MICKEY B A Duclunson College C o l u m b I a UnIversIfy New York UHIVEYSITY Spamsh EconomIc Geog raphy Sennor Trl HI Y JOHN A MILLER B S ShIppensburg Slate Teachers College M S Bucknell UHIVEYSIIY Engllsh Parroi AdvIser E LOUISE MOWREY IQN an B S PennsylvanIa Slate QQ College Ar? SupervIsor JANET K NELL B S Wes? Chesler Stale Teachers College Physlcal Eclucahon Health GIrls Intramural Asso CIOTIOD Mal Club Cheer Leaders Q WILLIAM B NICKEY B S Shlppensburg Slate Teachers College Penn sylvama Slate College Drlver Educallon VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK A B Muslungum Col lege M A UnIversIIy of MIchIgan Speech Dramahcs Drarnahc Club SHIRLEY S RIFE B S Kulzlown Stale Teachers College Penn sylvanla Stale College LIbrarIan LIbrary Stal? S e n I o r Class AdvIser WILLIAM A ROBINSON B S M S Pennsylvama Stale College Vocahonal Agnculture Fulure Farmers of Amer ca THE FACULTY 1 ROBERT A. THOMAS B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers Col- ege World History, Current Government Prob- lems Assistant Football Coach HARRIET P. THOMPSON B. S., Shippensburg State Teachers College 171-omotef-A 0 ood LOWELL W SCHLICHTER B S Gettysburg College Biology Varsity Basketball Coach Athletic Director ELIZABETH M SELLERS R N Harrisburg Hospital University of Pennsylvania School Nurse MILDRED S SHUU. A B Wilson College B S Columbia Uni versity M Ed Pennsylvania State College Library Supervisor library Staff VANCE B SNYDER B S Millersville State Teachers College M Ed University of Maryland Industrial Arts Stage Crew Senior Class Adviser MARJORIE J STROUP B S Shtppensburg State Teachers College English J HERBERT SWARTZ B S Gettysburg College M S Bucknell University Algebra Camera Club Junior Hi Y 5 r-.A V 1 .:. I 5 Y.. English 'L I ' Junior Tri-Hi-Y J :.s , e A x W . .f- , . . - '... School Spa-It IRVIN G VALENTINE B S Shuppensburg State Teachers Col lege Columbna Unlverslty Cuncznnatn Con servatory Instrumental Muslc Band Orchestra FLOE H WALKER A B Wilson College Amerlcan History Soclal Sclence Debating Club GALEN WARREN B S Pennsylvanua Mulltary College M Ed Pennsylvanla State College Physlcul Educatnon Varsity Backfleld Coach Assistant Basket ball Coach LESTER W WATSON B S Shuppensburg State Teachers Col lege M A Columbia Unlverslty General Sclence English GLENDON WEEKS B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College Physics Science Club G CARL WENGERT Pennsylvania State College Unwerslty of Psttsburgh Durector of Vocational Education Related Mathematics Future Craftsmen of America JOHN M WITHERSPOON A B Gettysburg College MEd Pennsyl vama State College English PHILIP H YOUNG B S Shnppensburg State Teachers Col lege Duke UHIVETSIIY Blology CDFFICE PERSCJNNEL MADELINE G. CALDWELL Senior Secretory Superinfendenfs Omce MARY ANN RIFE Secretory Superinfendenfs Omce ELIZABETH B. TICE Secreiory Superinfendenfs Omce ELIZABETH S. UPPERMAN Secrevory Principc:l's Omce DORIS J. HARRISON Secretory Principcl's Office NANCY J. UNGER Secretory Principal! Office and Library jx 1 6' X . wa? 1 . Li4.?S..: 5 CUSTGDIANS JOHN A. CROUSE Hecmd Cusiodicm 'hx .. BENNETT A. KAUFFMAN RAY S. SHADLE GEORGE S. KYLE HOWARD OVERCASH FACULTY MOTHERS AND FATHERS gg--f-W-fr nf- T :af A .1 . . v- , T rf! I a 0 frvaa 'dl ' y - ' lm. lr , ,lf f 1 r X . W, D f- TAY -in 415 1 -. LJ ' ,V I s I' fx rf , in 1 1, QL , '4- I . Top row Mr Hege Rodernck and Mnchael Mrs Errckson Vaughn and Carl Mr Robrnson and Debra Row2 Mr Warren and Jayne Mr Mrcnaels Judy and Barry Mr Schhchter and Svephen Mr Young and Vrckr Mr Nrckey Wlllsam Ronald and Roberf Row3 Mr Free? Skup Carol and Linda Mr Swartz and Sfevre Mr Weeks Danny and Geog Mr Drummond Eleanor and Tom Row4- Mr Lucas Chuck Ted and Jeff Mr Gczbler Joel and Nancy Mrs Mickey Sue Mary Lou and Harrie? 21 ' 5' A l 1 ii .A , F W L ' . ,' J X xX Al ' I 4 K' 'U V T .5 f T QM 54 gf 146' grain, iff' f dfww 56 if 5 ol 492 is .. ,df 5 viii iw 'Exif-ffl William 5. Aldridge, Commercial: Track. Nancy E. Allen, Aca- SENIORS. We Predenf G-Y Q W. Aldridge N. Allen J. Appel K, Armstrong G. Bard S. Barnes J, Baughman W. Beam A. Beatty R. Benedict Shirley A. Barnes, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Parrot Staft, Commer- 'ttf demic: Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Debating Club, French Club, Parrot Staff. Janet L. Appel, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Mat Club, Dramatic Club, Parrot Stott, French Club. Kaye B. Armstrong, Academic: Glee Club, Debating Club, Choristers, Dramatic Club. George E. Bard, Commercial: Golf, Commercial Club. cial Club. John E. Baughman, General: Track, Hi-Y, Science Club. Wallace W. Beam, Vocational Industrial: C Club, Foot. ball. Arthur Beatty, General: Hi:Y, French Club, Science Club Ruth H. Benedict, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Angles and curves - V we learn to watch our figures! Uur Story . . . 4.0 fl Sl! K 3... W. Bevens S, Biesecker J. Bifner B. Bittinger William Black, Academic: Band, Rhythm Kids, Orchestra, Camera Club, Echo Staff. Lawrence G. Boose, General. Sarah A. Bowers, General: Parrot Staff, Cosrume Club, Dramatic Club, library Staff. Wil- liam Bowers, Commercial. Charles T. Brightbill, Academic: Glee Club, Hi-Y, Chorisrers, Science Club, Dramafic Club. Palsy B, Broolrens, Commercial: Library Sfaff, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Wray Bevens, General: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Chorisfers, Baskefball, Track. Shirley J. Bieseclzer, Commercial: Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Library Sl0g, Echo Siaff. Jerry D. Bitner, Commercial: Hi-Y, Band, Commercial Club, Echo Staff, Cheer Leader. Benner? C. Birfinger, Vocational lnclusfrialz Future Craflsmen of America, Track. 'Na 25 W, Black L. Boose S. Bowers W. Bowers C. Brightbill P. Brookens SENIORS. SEPTEMBER 1153 1 1 3 'Y 5 L17 1 101111 5 14 15 11.1113 11 1113:v+151i.. Q. ,G li so Patsy J. Caulfman, Commercial: Girls' Intramural Association, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Echo Stall. James W. Chase, General: Glee Club, Choristers, Basketball, Football, Student Advisory Council. D Jean Conner, Commercial: Mat Club, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Mary Lou Cordell, Gen- eral: Freshman Chorus, Glee Club, Orchestra, Band, Tri-Hi-Y. 26 Record-Erealzing SC P. Cauffman J. Chase D. Conner M. Cordell E. Arlene Burns, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. Charlie B. Byers, Com- mercial: Visual Education Club, Hi'Y, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club. Fannie l.. Byers, General: Library Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Rachel E. Carl, General: Band, Assembly Band, Tri-Hi4Y, French Club, Girls' Intra- mural Association. Stephen E. Carter, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Football, Fu- ture Craftsmen of America. Lois H. Car- ver, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Light Crew, Library Staff, Maiorette. lllagajine Salumen . . . 'Q ,X f-- Z lr Mx L Cormany J. Corwell M, Crawford D. Crider A. Crist J. Crist G. Culler R. Dangler F. Davis G. Davis Lois R. Cormany, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Choristers. Jacob R. Carwell, Vocational Industrial: C Club, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Baseball, Future Craftsmen of America. Milton J. Crawford, General: Freshman Chorus. Doris M. Crider, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club. Adam l.. Crist, Vocational Agricultural: Parrot Staff, Future Farmers of America, Safety Patrol. Joan M. Crist, Commercial: Freshman Chorus, Glee Club, Chor isters, Hall Squad, Commercial Club. Garry L. Culler, Voca tional Industrial: Hi-Y, Future Craftsmen of America. Ruth A Dangler, Commercial: Commercial Club. Franklin J. Davis Commercial: C Club, Hi4Y, Football, Basketball, Student Ad visory Council, Gladys J. Davis, Commercial: Commercial Club We launch our second big money-making campaign - selling Christmas cards, , S E N I O R S lamvrw K' J Davis S Davis S Decker P Derrldlnger J Dlehl M Dnehl M Donahoe M Drowbaugh T Drummond B Edwards John H Davls Vocatnonal lndustrual Future Craftsmen of Ameruca Football C ub Shirley A Davos Commerclal Hall Squad Commercual Club Llbrary Staff Shirley M Decker Commerclal Mat Club Commercxal Club Dramotuc Club Girls Intramural Assocuatuon Trl Hu Y Paul F Derrldlnger General Parrot Stal? Track Science Club Football Janet F Diehl General Spanish Club Library Staff Stal? Nurses of Tomorrow Club Marian A Dannhoe General Glee Club Library Stal? Freshman Chorus Dramatuc Club Martha S Drawbaugh General Band Assembly Band Tn Hu Y Echo Staff Girls Intramural Assoclahon Thomas A Drum mond Commercial Science Club Vusual Educatlon Club Betty J Edwards General TrlHlY Glrls Intramural Assoclatuon Dramatlc Club Lught Crew Parrot Staff Members of the Echo Staff make elaborate plans for bugger and better yearbook I q 5 6' Q git is I .7 A2 ff-f 5 gg . ' , ' ' : Mary C. Diehl, General: Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Library ' , , CI . ' . ' , ' : , . ' . , 1 -J 5, 6 C . X . .xx -- L - 28 Suojecw ?or yearbook Photography . . . M. Eshelman J. Everetts M. Everts W, Ewan Donna L. Fahnestoclx, Commercial: Tri- Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Debating Club. Ruth Anna Fields, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Com- mercial Club, Costume Club, Modern Dance Club, Echo Staff. Glenda M. Fin- lcey, Commercial: Costume Club. Phyllis R. Fisher, Academic: Glee Club, Modern Dance Club, Parrot Staff, Choristers, Ma- iorette. Harold L. Ford, General: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Football, Track. Richard E. Foreman, Vocational Industrial: Football, Basketball, Future Craftsmen of America. OCTOBER 1q53 1 1 3 L+ ' . 1 10 EY 1 Ji M. Louise Eshelman, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Freshman Chorus, Commercial Club. Jane J. Everetts, Gen- eral: Tri-Hi-Y, Mat Club, Costume Club, Dramatic Club, Mary Grace Everts, Commercial. Tri-Hi-Y, Mat Club, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Costume Club. Wllliam D. Ewan, General: Parrot Staff, Sci- ence Club, Football. .o G, 'F .1 I I f 29 D. Fabnestock R, Fields G. Finkey P. Fisher H. Ford R. Foreman SENI ORS N OVEMBER 1153 11 13 14 iq 10 11 lk 1W 13 L. M Forrester A Fortna C Fox A Frecon E, rey F. rey ShlrleyJ Fntx Commerclal Marlm L Funk General Band Orchestra Rhythm Klds Parrot Staft Echo Staff Patrucla A Furley General Band Glee Club Tn Hu Y Echo Staff Parrot Stat? Dons M Garnes Commerclal Trl Hu Y Commercnal Club Cheer Leader S Con erence S Fritz M Funk P Furley D Garnes Mmerva M Forrester Commercml Tn Hu Y Commerclal Club Anna Mary Fortna General Trl Hu Y Spanish Club Debatmg Club Echo Staff Student Advusory Coun cll Charles S Fox General Band Rhythm Kuds Glee Club Camera Club Orchestra Chonsters Annette S Frecon General Parrot Staff Glee Club Chorusters Dra matuc Club Echo Staff Eleanor G Frey Commercial Tr HIY Cammercnal Club Dramatuc Club Frederick E Frey General Clean: ionA On The gr-:du-on G G C Grove J Haas M Harmon S Graham reen M Helsel C Henry J Heck Shlrley B Graham Commerclal Band TrlHlY Commercial Club Geneva L Green Genera a n Hr Y Nurses of Tomorrow Club Carl E Grove Vocational lnclustrral Hr Y Future Craftsmen of America John A Haas General HIY Freshman Chorus Maxine l Harmon General Glee Club Trl Hn Y Library Staff .I Heckman M Heckman John P Heck Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen f Amerlca James R Heckman Vocational Industrial Football Future Craftsmen of America Mlrlam C Heclrman General TrlH1 Y Dramatrc Club Library Staff Echo Staff Mona L Helsel Commercial Hall Squad Band C Wayne Henry Gen eral HIY Science Club Basketball Football Track Sensor source theme prolect w all make an effort to achieve literary fame N,-'35 I I 0 o o S- ' as - C 4'- I I if .I Q. H Q1 ,. . I I . : I .- .w I . ' I . . Z O . . , l: l ti Club, French Club, Tri- ' . . , ' ' : , w 4 ff e , A c. 'Q , I . i E l I X 31 Patrlc Band Club Staff Band Band S E N I O R S Svngfftem lb Eff ny! 'Ln ,4 P Hoch E Hoover H Hoover N Hoover W Hoover M Hosler A Hudson IU A Hoch General Latln Club TrnHnY Glee Club Library Play Emma Lee A Hoover Cornmercual Mat Costume Club Spanish Club Commercial Club Echo H Nelson Hoover General HIY Band Assembly Nancy A Hoover Commercial M f Club Tr HIY Commercial Club Wayne L Hoover General P Hughes R Jacobs Marianne l Hosler Commercial Glee Club Chornsters Parro Staff Commercial Club Dramahc Club A Jane Hudson Gen eral Band Glee Club Student Advlsory Council Parrot Staf? Echo Staff Patrlclo J Hughes Commercual John A Ile V catnonal Agrlcultural Glee Club Book Squad Vusual Educa tnon Club Future Farmers of Ameruca Freshman Chorus Rob ert H Jacobs General Sclence Club C Club HIY Basket ball Echo Staff t Senlors play Santa Claus t the less fortunate f 4 n fE'.4T., , . ':,4: ' 'i'Za?f?z f .1 72 ' ei. ,gg ,gg-16, 57521. ' tg .ff ec ,ED 17,66 S' 3' 1 X. r . . . J. lle . - I 7 l I l' .' 1 I l - 1 Q 1 I l I I . ' ' I . I I ' I I ' ' I ' I I I A I I I I I . I I . . , 1 '- , , . . , ' . . , o- . . , ' z a , i- Y , ' 4 1 , , ' - 1 l A - 1 A V I A I - ' 4 - H ,, A ' I ' I I - I - 'x K. ' o , gc f- , 32 14m6aAAadorA 0 good Will . . . 'Sv E. Johns R. Johnson L. Kaiser M. Kane B. Franklin Kauffman, General: Science Club, Rifle Club, Soccer Club, Basketball, Baseball. Arthur G. Kemp, Commercial: Track, C Club. Kathleen J. Kessinger Commercial: Glee Club, Freshman Chorus, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. Gret- chen F. Kieffer, General: Glee Club, Latin Club, French Club, Costume Club, Dra- matic Club. Mary louise Klipp, Commer- cial: Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Band, Assembly Band, Student Advisory Council. leigh E. Knepper, Vocational Agricultural: Future Farmers of America, Camera Club, Book Squad, Parrot StaFF. 'H l oscmasa 1953 1i1 a 4 5 1. 1 ir Q 10 11 11 13 14 15 1L,1'l 18 1? 10 .11 11 23 2.4 25 .lla 17 13 ILC! 30 31 Elizabeth H. Johns, General: Library Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. Richard Johnson, Special: Baseball. l. Faye Kaiser, General: Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Freshman Chorus, Dramatic Club, Band. Mary K. Kane, Commercial: Mat Club, Freshman Chorus. Y GK S1 :Q B. Kauffman A. Kemp af' K. Kessinger G. Kiefter M. Klipp K l.. Knepper 33 SENIORS JAN UA RY 1154 K! 1+ F 'lllll fllllh- Charles W Llghtner General Glee Club Chorlsters Parrot Staff Echo Staff Student Advlsory Councll Robert G Lochbaum Commercnal Band Rhythm Krds Orchestra Dramahc Club Echo Stall L Ken neth Lutz Vccatuonal Industrlal Future Craftsmen of Amerlca Terrence R Marotte General Glee Club Chorlsters Rhythm Kids HIY Scnence Club H Knoll E Krarrer E Kuhn J Lawson M, Lehman P. Leininger N 34 S-u6lectA 901' C Llghtner R Lochbaum L utz T Marotte Harold B Knoll General Science Club Camera Club Visual Educatlon Club Evelyn M Kramer General Glrls Club Pep Club Dramatic Club E Suzanne Kuhn Academnc French Club Latln Club James W Lawson Vocatnonal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Amenca Llght Crew Camera Club Visual Educotnon Club Scn ence Club Mrldred Lehman General TrlH1Y Spanish Club Dramatrc Club Modern Dance Club Pauline E Lelnlnger General: Freshman Chorus Spanish Club Costume Club. Exams! Fortunately time and the hour runs through the roughest day. Probing fxaminatiom . . . FQ E, Martin C, McCleary B. McClure l. McClure C. McCrae M. McDermott G. McFerren W. McGill J. McKenzie W. McMorris Elmer G. Martin, General: Football, C Club, Science Club. Charles R, McCleary, Commercial: Freshman Chorus, Hi-Y, Foot ball. Betty L McClure, Commercial: Commercial Club, l. El- nora McClure, Commercial: Commercial Club. Charles R. McCrae, General: Freshman Chorus, Hi4Y, Science Club, Band Marian A. McDermott, General: Girls' Intramural Association French Club, Parrot Sfafl, Echo Staff. G. William M:Ferren, Vo cational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Science Club Football. Walter P. McGill, General: Glee Club, Science Club Camera Club, Hi-Y, Track. Joan C. McKenxie, Commercial Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Stall. Wil liam J. McMorris, General: Science Club, Hi-Y, Student Advis ory Council, C Club, Baseball. -... It ... . rn- c.. .1 i . S E N I O R S , Talented l7rvducerA D. Memmi M. Moore L l H, Mickey C. Morris C. Miller L. Miller M. Miller A. Morrow P. Mountcastle K. Mummert D. Clementina Memmi, Commercial. Harriet A. Mickey, Gen- eral: Glee Club, Choristers ,Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Student Ad- visory Council. Charlotte C. Miller, General: Glee Club, Chor- isters, Dramatic Club, Modern Dance Club, Rhythm Kids. Larry M. Miller, General: Glee Club, Choristers, Hi-Y, Science Club, Dramatic Club. Marvin M. Miller, General. '--. 1.521 Mary G. Moore, General: Latin Club, French Club, Glee Club, Choristers, Tri-Hi-Y. Carlin W. Morris, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Visual Education Club, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Parrot Staff. Arlene L. Morrow, Commercial: Tri- Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Patricia A. Mountcastle, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Mat Club, Modern Dance Club, Commercial Club, Parrot Staff. Kenneth H. Mummert, General: Freshman Chorus, Hi-Y, Band, Orches' tra, Student Advisory Council. A successful rummage sale takes us one step nearer our Washington goal, ar MIAA Krvolzl' . . . it-F F. Myers D. Nuckels W. Oliver P. Orris Glenn E. Ott, Commercial: C Club, Football, Commercial Club, Golf, Basket- ball. Sherill L. Ott, Commercial: Band, Tri-HivY, Orchestra, Commercial Club, As- sembly Band. Barbara J. Patterson, Gen. eral: Dramatic Club, Costume Club, Mat Club, Girls' Intramural Association, Ma- iorette. .lack O. Patterson, Commercial: Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Basket- ball. Winifred L. Paxton, General: Tri- Hi4Y, Spanish Club, Library Start, Book Club. William H. Perry, Vocational ln- dustrial: Hi-Y, Future Craftsmen of Amer- ica. FEBRuAR'l 1154 5 mv a- an 31 'l 7 1 13 03:51- 1 Faye E. Myers, Commercial: Commercial Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Dona J. Nuckels, Commercial: Tri-Hi4Y, Com- mercial Club, Student Advisory Council. William E. Oliver, General: Hi-Y, Science Club, Golf, Debating Club, Baseball. Patricia A. Orris, General: Tri-Hi-Y. uf -- 37 G. On S. On B. Patterson J. Patterson W. Paxton W. Perry SENIORS. MAAQN 1954 5' esnrv 'fl 11 15 3011213 3 2.12-S190 5 -1 1 4 1. --J -' gl in.. '51 o 3 Maynard H, Plum, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Fu ture Craftsmen of America. James W. Plyler, Gen eral, Isabell M. Poe, General: Freshman Chorus, Choristers, Glee Club, Echo Staff. Carol E. Raif- snider, Commercial: Hall Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Commer cial Club, Dramatic Club. L C. Peters J. Peterson H, Pharc B. Pilgrim J. Piper V, Plank 38 gftiffed fmfcwfs ui 1 V fi: - g, Plum J. Plyler I oe C. Raifsnider Chester C. Peters, General: Hi4Y, Debating Club, Band, Basketball. Joanne R. Peter- son, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. Henrietta M. Pharo, General: Mat Club, Girls' Intramural Association, French Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Freshman Chorus. Bruce J. Pilgrim, General. Jo- anna G. Piper, Commercial: Tri'Hi-Y, Com- mercial Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus. Virginia B. Plank, General: Tri-Hi-Y, fn The land Concert . . . C. Rawlings J. Rebok G. Reed L. Ridenour D. Rife M. Rife C. Arthur Rawlings, General: Science Club, Hi-Y. Joseph W Rebok, General: C Club, Football, Track, Basketball. Ger- aldine A. Reed, Commercial: Costume Club, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club. James K. Reed, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Stage Crew. Milton A. Rhine, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Football. , . 5 was 3, i F l L - r' flfinl if J. Reed M. Rhine N. Robertson N. Rock Larry L. Ridenour, General: Hi-Y, Science Club, Student Advis- ory Council, Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Doris A. Rite, Com mercial: Library Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. Marvin E Rife, Commercial. Nancy J. Robertson, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Li brary StafF, Latin Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club. Nancy M Rock, General: Spanish Club, Parrot Stott. 1 . 'Te 'J Tl 4' . . 7 ' . I t , Shall we ever forget tlte won- W L A V , . . - rg Q- ' 1 5 derful reception the Juniors A ' , X v gave for us! E 5 5 . W . 3 . . H af' :1-:H . X .r 1.1: , 3:-if 9 'J i , I. .t A 5 1 't ii ' f 4. fl It ? .M L ' ' - A f 55 ' f .1151 L ' 52 J g 39 4 SENIORS. 2 Color bay S J. Rosenberry L. Rosenberry J. Ross L, R055 A, R011 J. Rotz R. Rouzer H. Rummel M. Rummel E. Ryder Joanne l. Rosenberry, Academic: Latin Club, Nurses of To- morrow Club, Parrot Staft, Library Staft. Lawrence H. Rosen- berry, General: Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Basketball, Track. John E. Ross, Vocational Agricultural: Future Farmers of America, Camera Club, Book Squad. Lewese J. Ross, Gen- eral: Glee Club, Choristers, French Club, Dramatic Club, Echo Staff. Arthur P. Rotz, Vocational industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Band .LLA4 Janet M. Rotz, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Library Staft, Commercial Club. Richard D. Rouzer, Vocational Industrial: Future Crafts- men of America, Science Club. Helen I, Rummel, General: Tri- Hi-Y. Mary E. Rummel, General: Tri-Hi-Y. Eugene Ryder, Gen- eral: Future Farmers of America, L Happily we display our class L colors for our final celebration. l H04 tA To The Soyelnomoresf D. Scalia D. Schoenleber J. Schwarz E. Secrest Margaret L. Sellers, General: Girls' ln- tramural Association, Tri-Hi-Y, Mat Club. Mabel C, Sensheimer, Commercial: Tri-Hi- Y, Hall Squad, Commercial Club, Dra- matic Club. John H, Shadle, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. Wilma B. Shaffer, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Band, Dramatic Club. Kenneth l. Shannon, Vocational Indus- trial: Future Craftsmen of America, Visual Education Club. Shirley A. Shatzer, Com- mercial: TrivHi-Y, Commercial Club. CAPNL 1954 1 1 5 1+ o it 19 10 11 1'l 15 ll- 11 18 lcl Dorothy V. Scalia, Commercial: Girls' Intramural As- sociation, Maiorette. Dorothy V. Schoenleber, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Maiorette, Student Advisory Council, Commercial Club, Joan M. Schwarz, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Maiorette, Commer- cial Club, Dramatic Club, Freshman Chorus. Edwin L. Seuest, Commercial: Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Basketball, Echo Staff. N1 41 M. Sellers M. Sensheimer .l. Shadle W. Shaffer K, Shannon S. Shatzer SENIORS. fditm ' 1 . 21 is :i RQ 19 30, MAY F me L 1 ' 1 ll QM 1 W. Shatler M. Shelton M, Shener M. Short J. Small R. Small leah M. Smith, Commercial: Hall Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Nancy A. Smith, Commercial: Glee Club, Choristers Tri-Hi-Y, Student Advisory Council, Commercial Club. Peggy A. Smith, General: Freshman Chorus, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Echo Staff. David A. Snider, Voca- tional Agricultural: Visual Education Club, Future Farmers of America. 4? 'hd W , L. Smith N. Smith P. Smith D. Snider Wilma B, Shatxer, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Parrot Staff, Library Staff, Commercial Club. Mitzi J. Shelton, General: Freshman Chorus, Cheer Leader, Girls' Intramural Association. Melvin A. Shetter, General: Science Club, Student Advisory Council. Hi-Y. Margaret V. Short, Commercial: Girls' Intramural Association, Band, Mat Club, Dramatic Club. Jaclx K. Small, Com- mercial: 'C Club, Basketball, Baseball, Football. Robert G. Small, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. The I9 4 yearbook 7 R S d r R Sollenberger M Sp oo-1hour J Snrder S Snrder ny e S St tler J Steach J Steger N Stake J Statler a Joseph C Snrder Vocatronal Agricultural Vnsual Educatron d C mmer Club Future Farmers of Ameruca Shrrley R Snr er o cral Freshman Chorus Comm Snyder Vocatronal lndustrral Future Craftsmen of America Football Track C Club Ruth J Sollenberger Academrc Latin Club Echo Staff Mary C Spoonhour Commercral Freshman Chorus Trl Hr Y Commercral Club Newton Stake Commercral Bond Orchestra Assembly Band Rhythm Kids Janet H Statler G Debating Club Parrot Staff Dramatrc Club Shrrley A Statler F l1 eneral Tru Hr Y Book Club Commercxal TrrHuY Commercral Club Library Stat? res man Chorus Jane l Steach Commercral Hall Squad Joan A Steger Commercral Dramatrc Club TrrHnY Commercial Club Cheer Leader Parrot Staff Autograph flends are busily at work c o c r ll f 1 Y N ' : , ercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Ray E. ' , , ' . ' . , 4 or fi , I, . V l ' A 1 x 43 SENIORS. D. Stepler S. Stoclcslager R. Tolbert G. Trail X D g.. S. Stouffer N. Terhune M. Trogler S. Upperman Farticqzan M fn x fs 2 C. Thompson R. Wagner Donna M. Stepler, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Hall Squad. Shirley A. Stockslager, Commercial: Tri'Hi-Y, Library StaH, Costume Club, Commercial Club. Steven D. Stouffer, Commercial: Hi-Y, Student Advisory Council, Football. Nina Terhune, General: Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Parrot Staff, Costume Club, Dramatic Club. C. Elaine Thompson, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Book Club. Ralph E. Tolbert, Commercial: C Club, Football, Basketball, George A. Trail, General: Hi,Y, Choristers, Glee Club, Parrot StalT, Echo Staff M. Joanne Trogler, General: Band, Glee Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Debating Club, Dramatic Club. Shirley J. Uppermcn, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Costume Club, Commercial Club. Richard l. Wagner, General: Football, Track, 'C Club, Hi-Y, Student Ad- visory Council. At last we are ready to go on that long-awaited trip to Wash- ingtan. Kaccalaureate 14nd Commencement N Walker K Warren P Washabaugh R Washabaugh Arlene M Washlnger Commercral Com merclal Club Dramatic Club Tr HIY Echo Stal? Band Mlldred L Webber Commercral Tru HuY Lubrary Stall Gund ance Oftlce Katherine A Wenger Aca demrc Tr HIY Band Orchestra Parrot Stoft Dramatuc Club Margaret B West General TrrHrY Girls Intramural Asso cnatlon Edward Westbrook General Hn cnence Club Club Gera Wrldeson General H1Y Scrence Club Basketball if JUNE 1954 CI 0 ll- Tl 11 13 1+ Nancy L Walker Commercral T HnY Costume Club Commercual Club Kathryn G Warren Gen era T HIY Spanish Club Parrot Stal? ee Club Debatung Club Patrlcla A Washabaugh Commerclal RrchardD Washabaugh General C Club Spanish Club Football Basketball BAS' 45 L1 A Washlnger M Webber K Wenger M West E Westbrook Wrldeson I l I ch ' 6- 1 1 3 4 5 x L 'I 3 1 11 11 , ' 14 15 is iq nn ' 0 Et ll A f Ill .Tl jg. Q l:l rl- '- ,A 'A I h ,I GI A 4' . . . et T L f 'le -A lee H 11 ' 2 l-l '- , , l , I ' g T v, so , ffcff I. le Rl K .- Q G. I l SENICDRS B Wules E Wales R Wolford if A The tume has come lull circle Bertha M Wlles General Esther N Wlles General Robert G Wolford Commerclal HI Y Glee Club Bas lcetball Foofball Track Gerald A Yaukey General Hu Y Scuence Club Phyllls J Yohe Commercial Band Orchestra Assembly Band Trl Hu Y Commercial Club Ellen M Zarger Commercial Tru Hu Y Spamsh Club O chesfra Echo Stal? Commercnal Club Earl W look Comrnerclal HI Y Foofball Baseball Basketball Ronald Mllllllfh General Entered December l953 from Eurlvllle Central Hugh School 'VI 46 lllemorresf GY 'Tb we G Yaukey P Yohe E Zarger E Zook O . ll - ' ll 1 .Z L: J ,DL v. '.g,. ,b-.',-'ry ,., A . . V. . 'ig-11,31 , . .-af. -.','.: iff C 1 1 ' ' r 7 1 r -' I' 1 Q - . 1 l 7 I' l' I l I 7' ' 1 A' I I I ' 1 I N s 1- 5 A - ,, OFFICERS . C7444 Zeafdew l l l u leflfo right Rowl Jane Hudson husfornon Mcxnne Harmon secretory Arlene Wcmshmger trees Charles Llghfner vice preslden? Mr Vonce Snyder cdvnser COLORS Red and Whale THEME Tlme MOTTO Tlme sees and hears ull, and wull all reveal 47 l urer. Row2-Mrs. Shirley Rife, odviserp Charles Fox, presidenfy Charles Brighfbill, frecsurerg J ' ' Il JUNIORS. i K 1 E left to right: Row I-Roberta Scuders, Eleanor Drummond, Patsy Gabler. Row 2- Jacab Schaff, Miss Anna Bittinger, James Ott, Mr. Glendon Weeks, Paul Verdier. President Paul Verdier Vice'President Jacob Schaff Secretary Roberta Souders Treasurers Patsy Gabler, James Ot! Historian Eleanor Drummond Advisers Miss Anna Bittinger, Mr. Glendon Weeks A8 fn 010' 700 tA tepA HOME ROOM 114 Left to right: Row 1-Kay Besore, Betsy Bitner, Helen Bowman, Ann Ballinger, Carolyn Alther, Evelyn Allison, Salinda Anlmerbrand, Sally Barr, Eileen Allen, Sally Armstrong, Susan Brown. Row2-Paul Beardslee, William Achenbach, George An- thony, Larry Bishop, Sondra Bolan, Peggy Barbour, Edwin Armstrong, Edward Bach- tell, Edwin Brown, Row 3-Alvin Bert, Charles Barnhart, Harry Ankerbrand, Wil- liam Barbour, Donald Brindle. HOME ROOM 116 left to right: Row I-Mary Louise Caffer- ty, Dorine Diehl, Joyce Dice, Eleanor Drum- mond, Eunice Deardorfli, Miriam Cox, Mary Crider, Goldie Comp, Patricia Bushman, Lillian Carey, Carol Davis, Faye Byers. Row2-Richard Corwell, Donald Diehl, Gary Dougal, Richard Catlin, Donald Cor, many, Gaither Crist, William Crist, Ber- nard Crist, Lester Daihl. Row 3-Ethelbert Byers, Richard Carr, Robert Deardorft, Richard Deitzel, Lynn Byers, Max Bum- baugh. HOME ROOM 113 Left to right: Row 1-lean Gelsinger, Mary Fields, Darlene Geissler, Jane Dy- mond, Anna Gilbert, Kathleen Gossert, Sherry Florig, Nancy Fitzgerald, Joan Funk, Beryl Eyer, Patsy Gabler. Row 2- Kay Eby Ellen Evans, Patricia Flurie, Helen Fisher, Jerry Garland, Richard Fahriestock, Robert Hall, Sarah Fields, JoAnn Hamsher, Mercina Ehrhart. Row 3-Richard Fleagle, John Grave, Donald Gochenauer, Carl Garner, James Eyer, Robert Glessner, Rob- ert Frecon, Richard Fordyce, William Ha- man, Robert Fogal. JUNIORS. Worthy HOME ROOM Ill left to right: Row 1-Linda Heefner, Dixie Hawley, Jean Johnson, Sandra Karper, Sandra Hann, Ann Hauser, Nancy Harri- son, Audrey lckes, Anna lsenberger, Peggy Jamison. Row 2-lois Henry, Dorene Hoch, Dora Hemphill, Celena Heckman, Bonita Johnston, Kay Hill, Barbara Kauff- man, Janet Hartranft, Mary Kauffman, Roselyn Jones. Row 3-Glenn Highland, LaVerne Heckman, Paul Humpleby, Robert Horn, William Johnston, Edward Huber, Richard Hull, Jatk Highberger, William Jones. HOME ROOM 110 Left to right: Rowl-Marguerite Kelso, Dorothea Keys joAnn Knodle, Nancy Mc- lntire, Joyce McCulloh, Anna McKenzie, Doris lesher, Shirley Martin, Judith Meck- ley, Janet McCleary, Katherine McCleary. Row 2-Peggy McCleary, Phyllis Martin, Frank McNew, Jack Martin, Robert Kirk patrick, Joseph Kirkpatrick, John Martin Rosita Martin, Alta McCrae. Rowli- Chauncey Lemaster, Roy Long, Donald Kramer, Casimer Kriechbaum, Ronald Kennedy, Albert Knoll, Russell Nell. HOME ROOM 108 Left to right: Row l-Joyce Mann, Jessie Over, Nancy Pound, Nancy Newcomer, Paulette Patterson, Sylvia Mower, Delores Mickley, Dorothea Moraites, Joanne Miller. Row2-Esther Moore, Fern Oberholser, Harold Mummert, Donald Patterson, James Ott, Ronald Perry, Willis Piper, Clara Myers, May Piper, Row 3-Lowell Mower, Richard Peck, Richard Myers, Wil- liam Myers, James Porter, 50 HOME ROOM 104 left to right: Row 1-Evelyn Royer, Shir- ley Rotz, Bertha Schuchman, Charmaine Ridenour, Susan Pryor. Row 2-Doris Reese, Betty Rife, Betty Rinehart, Virginia Schnebly, Barbara Reed, Helen Purnell, Iva Roof, Joyce Reineman, Martha San- ders, Delores Robinson. Row 3-William Schoenleber, Jacob Schaff, Clarence Pugh, John Rote, George Reamer, Ronald Rosen- berry, Wilbur Roclr, Richard Rebolc, Rob- ert Rinick. Row 4-Peggy Rotz, Carl Sar- vis, Gregory Rensch, Ronald Rensch, Leigh- ton Scott, Shirley Schaeffer. HOME ROOM 102 left to right: Row 1-Lois Stoufter, Peggy Stauffer, Mary Stewart, Patsy Shadle, Sandra Shoclsey. Row 2-Linda Stoner, Donna St. Clair, Roberta Souders, Ethel Spangler, Mary Shipley, Sally Spahr, Wil- lamae Shields, Janet Smith, Donna Stauf- fer, Doris Shreiner, Nancy Stake. Row 3- Samuel Sollenberger, Roy Seyfert, John Smarsh, Rodney Shatler, Richard Smith, Richard Stravolo, Elwood Spedden, Jerry Small, William Shatzer. Row 4-Fay Stoudt, John Sterner, Ronald Shover, Rob- ert Shambach, John Sollenberger, Darlene Shank. HOME ROOM 101 Left to right: Row 1-Richard Swanger, Joanne Vinson, Shirley Wolford, Helen Suders, Frances Worthington, Marvin Up- perman. Row 2-Lois Wingert, Jane Tay- lor, Janet Zuse, Catherine Wiles, Fern Win- gert, Catherine Thompson, Irma Whites- man, Mary Lou Wenger. Row 3-Richard Westbrook, Eugene Witherspoon, Thomas Zimmerman, Gordon Vestre, Joe Summers, Martin Wenger, Nathan Wingert, Nicholas Wagner, Paul Verdier. Row 4-Richard Tedricln, Nelson Wengert, Arthur Winclmel, Bill Williams, Robert Walters, Howard Walclr, Ray Weist, linn Yaulxey, Richard Wilcox. 51 SCDPH OMORES CLASS OFFICERS Left fo right Rowl Sue Mickey Barbara Muller Rebecca Trnle Beverly Mackey Row2 Mr Phllup Mnchaels Samuel Buiz Stephen Schllchier Mlss Ruth Bueber Presldent Samuel Butz Vice Presudent Beverly Mickey Treasurers Siephen Schllchter Barbara Maller Secrelary Rebecca Trnle Hlstonan Sue Mvclxey Advisers Miss Rufh Bleber Mr Phlllp Mlc haels 010- X s K 5 - 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 52 SIA ter C7444 HOME ROOM 112 Left to right: Row 1-Sandra Bietsch, June Allen, Mary Blair, Helen Baughman, Mariorie Asper. Row 2-Nancy Bender, Rosalyn Beam, Verda Benedict, Jean Angle, Joyce Bender, Janice Augh- inbaugh, Mary Aughinbaugh, Julia Beltz, Bonita Angle, Patricia Bigler, Patricia Bietsch. Row 3- Blain Barnhart, Herbert Bing, Dennis Austin, Jerry Black, Harold Baer, Robert Adams, George Bartle, Wayne Benedict, Glenn Baker, Glen Bender. Row 4-Roy Bigler, Alan Ankerbrand, Patricia Barn- hart, Robert Appenzellar, Patsy Aldridge, John Angle, Harry Bittle. HOME ROOM H7 Left to right: Rowi-Barbara Brenize, Goldie Coldsmith, Ann Coltone, Lucille Bollinger, Doris Byers, Ruby Braokens. Row2-Betty Brown, Shelva Burkholder, Margaret CauHman, Beulah Cauffman, Elizabeth Boyd, Carol Carmack, Jean Carbaugh, Dolores Coccagna, Nancy Brookens, Row 3-John Breneman, Clarence Burkhart, Frank Brookens, Roger Calvert, Phillip Byers, Samuel Butz, Ralph Chilicutt, Kenneth Burns,-George Breslin, Roland Cauftman. Row 4--Patricia Buter- baugh, Faye Brookens, Marlin Bricker, Frank Clark, Ronald Chambers, William Boyer, Richard Bowman, Martha Carl, Nancy Brechbill. HOME ROOM 204 Left to right: Row 'I-Linda Etchberger, Patricia Foltz, Margaret Fitzgerald, Jean Carbaugh, Bev- erly Eshelman. Row 2-Mary Ebersole, Dorothy Diehl, Mary Crawford, Constance Cromwell, Miriam Crouse, Doris Cook, Verna Eby, Bonita Eyer, Martha Elser. Row 3-James Crist, Arthur Fisler, Dole Eberly, Arthur Cunningham, Thomas Diffenderfer, Ray Etter, David Findon, Richard Deshong, Joseph Davis, Carl Flory. Row 4-Wile liam Cooley, Lauren Etter, Lee Farner, Lester Dan- gler, James Fink, Robert Farner, Terry Conner, LaVeme Dymond. HOME ROOM 205 Left to right: Row 'I-Dorothy Hepfer, Dorothy Henry, Joyce Hoch, Lois Freet, Jean Henry, Joan Fritz, Beverly Goal, Kathleen Fries, Roberta Har- rison, Shirley Funk. Row 2-Lohman Glass, Rob- ert Gettel, Fred Garber, Michael Grove, Jay Ful- ler, Gerald Gelwicks, James Hamsher, Thomas Harris, Robert High, Duane Gooch, Carl Forrester, Row 3-Janice Forrester, Janet Gutshall, Violet Frederick, James Henry, Ronald Hann, James Hollenshead, Richard Harper, Alan Foreman, Nancy Heck, Nancy Harrison. 53 S Q P H Q M Q R E S Zvqal Konftel-A HOME ROOM 206 Left to right: Rowl-Jay Jones, Emma Keefer, Doris Holtry, Shirley Kean, Mary Knoll, Arlene Knoll, Harold Kauffman. Row 2-Sarah Holtry, Joan Jones, Anna John, Vonnie lle, Marcia Hoover, Darla Hosler, Susanne Kauftman, Carolyn Kaul?- man, Joyce Knoll. Row 3-Ronald Jones, Dale Keener, Carl Knepper, Bruce Jacobs. James Humelsine, Frank Kennedy, Kendall Keller, Larry Hoover, Harry Kaiser. Row 4-Doris Kemp, Thomas Kelly, Jan Keefer, Richard Keefer, Charles Johns, Robert Krieger, Norma Horst. HOME ROOM 207 Left to right: Row I-Lucille Martin, Dor- othy Landis, Sue Mickey, Jackalin Martin, Judith Layman. Row2-Peggy Lowans, Shirley McVitty, Sally Lynch, Beverly Mickey, Ruth Lesher, Kay Michaels, Anna- belle Light, Louise Lininger, Doris Leinin- ger. Row 3-Janet Lehman, Elizabeth Kuhns, Marie Lesher, Catherine McClure, Ocie Leisher, Janet Mackey, Alice Metz, Joanne Lesher. Row4-James McNew, Robert Kriner, James Lehman, Harry Mc- Cleary, Lewis Leadbeater, Thomas Leisher, Robert McFerren. HOME ROOM 212 Left to right: Rowl-Alfred Ocker, Michael Monn, Ronald Olson, James Mor- ter. Row2-Dorothy Reasner, Dolores Picking, Nancy Raifsnider, Patsy Peters, Janet Plank, Donna Orris, Barbara Miller, Shirley Overcash, Pauline Musser, Row 3- John Norman, Rex Miller, Ellis Myers, Percy Pogue, Guy Patterson, James Nelh son, William Polk, James Picking, Lee Querry, Harold Morton. Row4-Patsy Morter, Gladys Myers, Lawrence Patter- son, Charles Morrison, Robert Nitterhouse, Clark Myers, Shirley Patterson, Shirley Mills. 54 CMMS il. in-fu' f Q 41 4 , 9, .--ll fr HOME ROOM 217 Left to right: Row 1-Faye Reath, Laura Rowe, Gladys Rite, Donna Schuchman, Suzanne Schaftnit, Arlene Shatzer. Row 2-Donna Sackman, Martha Rice, Betty Rosenberry, Marilyn Saufley, Bonita Ros- enberry, Vada Rotz, Nancy Saunders, Lois Saulley, Shirley Shatzer. Row 3-Walter Ruby, Edward Rensch, Robert Seiders, Maynard Rosenberry, Ray Shaffer, Jack Renfrew, Stephen Schlichter, Paul Saun- ders, Kenneth Rebok. Row 4-Dawn Ro- queplot, Patricia Reed, Elwood Rotz, Ed- ward Schlichter, Delano Rosenberry, Larry Rowles, Larry Reese, Rose Saunders, Elaine Shearer. HOME ROOM 103 Left to right: Row 1-Betty Stunlrard, Janet Strike, Sylvia Stocllslager, Phyllis Sollenberger, Beverly Summers, Deborah Smith, Row 2-Nancy Sherman, Patricia Thomas, Beatrice Stache, Margaretta Steck, Janet Thomas, Melva Smith, Dor- othy Stepler, Joanne Smith, Sylvia Sites. Row 3-Julie Smith, Richard Shull, Harry Stouffer, Kenneth Stake, Frank Tolbert, James Swope, James Thomas, Ginger Stine, Raymond Shuman. Row 4-Samuel Sollenberger, Glenn Sollenberger, Richard Thomas, Wilbur Shope, Samuel Swanger, Richard Shields, David Tarner, David Thompson, Robert Sites, James Trace. HOME ROOM 103 Left to right: Row 1-Ralph Yeager, Fred Widney, Patricia Zullinger, Mary Wenger, Elton Simpson, Ralph Weyer. Row 2-Dore othea Wagoner, Kay Shoop, Lois Wolff, Luella Wenger, Erma VanPelt, Mary Ste- wart, Valerie Stouffer, Clara Wilson, Bon- ita Wolff, Pauline Wenger. Row 3-Mar- garet Wise, Pauline Young, Doris Washo- baugh, Juanita Wise, Maribel Wolf, Shir- ley Uglow, Darlene Yeager, Rebecca Tritle, Peggy Wolford, Shirley West. Row4- Jacob Whorley, George Warner, Sidney Wells, Ronald Summers, John Sleichter, Paul Washabaugh, Michael Wilcox, Ted Wile. 55 FRESHMEN fager Particgean tA Serving Aflernoon Tea in flue Freshman Foods Class r I I ' P i l V . ' i e r T' in F r - 1 e qs 'vi g, N k ' P ' ,gg i , as ' 1 left to right: Gladys Gayman, Peggy Gayman, Peggy Graham, Evelyn Gearhorl, Barbara Grove, Darlene Gloss, Dorothy Hedrick President William Kolb Vice-President Richard Slatler Secreiary Jacqueline Miller Treasurers Carol Edwards, Norman Piper Advisers Mrs. Rulh J. Harrison, Mr, David R, Duncan 56 In School 14ctia7itieA HOME ROOM 211 left to right: Row 'I-Janet Beltz, Vonnie Bailey, Margaret Barr, Mary Brennan, Margaret Bonsell, Janet Bowman, June Bowers. Row 2-Lois Beeler, Evelyn Brech- bill, Doris Barnhart, Kay Bargerstock, Rosa- line Boyer, Janet Baker, Phyllis Bitner, Kay Bender, Jane Bender, Joyce Ashway. Row 3-Jaye Alleman, Jere Brehm, Donald Baer, Edward Bell, David Bland, Marlin Benedict, James Bennett, Lee Benedict, Harry Black. Row 4-Timothy Banks, Ed- ward Adkins, Charles Bless, Alvin Brech- bill, Barry Beard, Robert Alcorn, Garrett Auman. HOME ROOM 210 Left to right: Row I-Margaret Brunner, Delores Creamer, Faye Chamberlin, Fran- ces Daihl, Christy Caufifman, Janet Cook. Row 2-Ruby Coffey, Donna Cline, Patsy Caldwell, Alvena Burkholder, Rennis Brown, Barbara Burgner, Shirley Car- baugh, DaRue Chase, Norma Brookens. Row 3-Garnet Corwell, Jaye Cox, Barry Danfelt, Jay Burkholder, Charles Caldwell, John Cormany, Charles Chronister, John Bumbaugh. Row4-Donald Clark, Ken- neth Bumbaugh, Orville Cooper, Charles Caldwell, Larry Bumbaugh, William Chase, Harvey Carbaugh, Rodney Cook, Richard Cover. HOME ROOM 105 left to right: Row I-Nelson Dice, Ruth Felker, Elizabeth Fogal, Mary Faith, Janet Fleagle, Millie Fordyce, Robert Etchberger, Row2-Wanda Flory, Ruth Flory, Betty Ehrhart, Betty Eichelberger, Irene Fitzger- ald, Vada Elliott, Carol Edwards, Nancy Diehl, Gladys Finneran, Mary Eyer. Row 3-Richard Edwards, James Florig, Bill Etter, David Ericson, Kenneth Case, Robert DeShong, Cliftord Flory, Barry Eby, Her- bert Faust. Row 4-Barbara Fisler, Bar- bara Eyer, Lois Eckert, Raymond Day, Rob- ert Foltz, Barbara Ewan, Mary Etter, Syl- via Fickes. 57 M fi if A Q s FQ. ,E L we 1 I 4 1 Q 4 I l 'll ?i?iiiff H 'A if .ir-A 4 39 J 4 w -, -Q J QA, , w --1, 3 X K . ae-ff' ' x ,gem ,L 21 1 ' I A . ' W-.AL i l , - 1 5, .. 2 I sg, :t g. vi-ur . My - 'M ' 'Mg E - A ffflfiay J Q , 'gg il A. .V y 'TH 'Jef Q2 ff EM -. il wk, , ff S. xg I Q Q ff: f, A sz ' Q n .V L ,.6f.- '-2 'H zfffsfk? W ' , Tx' 53251 VI .is 'A A W4 -I 'nf 4 54. in Lf' EA A.-ff 4 ll 1 .. .5 mf- : -+ F' 5 1 . 13 3: 5 -P a 1 L. h , -. a. Y , ., ,g an . z , , -' H 5 ff wh X f Y 1 . 1 y 1. ' C .,, - X I - Q -A Q ' Q . , V1 ,. .n 3 -- , M: f Q V 'W i Q 1 i P4 3 x 'S 4 A H Y ' ' 4 9 1 f 5 v sf 3 x. HOME ROOM 215 Left to right: Row 1-Ursula Kennedy, Barbara Nicklas, Sandra McMinn, Jane Leonard. Row 2- Juanita Keefer, Brenda Klutas, Betty Lehman, Julio Miller, Lois Kuhns, Joan Lemaster, Judith Martin, Phyllis Little, Bonita Moclntire, Barbara Mahon, Patsy Kennedy, Row 3--Harry Laughlin, Roger Kennedy, Donald McVitty, John Minotti, John Mills, Charles Naddeo, Ray Powell, Thomas Mouse, Lester Kuhn, Paul Moore. Row 4-Eber Leisher, George Kauffman, Daniel Miller, Sidney Mossovitz, Marvin Patterson, Donn Lum, Eugene Martin, Paul Nicarry, Gary Knepper. HOME ROOM 215 Left to right: Row1-Nellie Jones, Joan Orris, Helen McKnight, Delores Keebaugh, Lila Machel, JoAnn Merriman. Row 2-Shirley Marshall, Phyle lis Miller, Densey Keeler, Lowe McCorkle, Janet Mclntire, Janice Picking, Carol Lawyer, Lois Mack- entire, Lorraine Mull, Carolyn McCleary, Virginia Ott. Row 3-Roy McNew, Edward Peters, Richard Lehman, Robert Perry, William McCleary, Joseph Mower, Richard Patterson, Ronald Perry, William Kramer, Norman Piper, Gilmore Mickley. Row 4- Ronald Peters, Thomas Myers, Robert Mellott, Bar- bara Kotch, Ilene Krieger, Helen Mackey, Nelson Lehman, Robert Morrison, John Kindall. HOME ROOM 106 Left to right: Row 'I-Patsy Fritz, Dolores Har- mon, Norma Faust, Peggy Graham, Virginia Gey- er, Joanno Frey. Row 2-Gladys Gayman, Peggy Gayman, Barbara Foreman, Elaine Fritz, Nancy Gabler, Darlene Glass, Louise Garland, Barbara Ganster, Jane Gayman, Barbara Grove. Row 3- Larry Funk, Grant Guyer, Ronald Gipe, Ronald Fritz, Melvin Gemmill, Robert Hamilton, Frank Forney, Robert Guyer, Donald Gift. Row4- Evelyn Gearhart, Crawford Hardsock, Roy Goch- enauer, Eddy Forrester, Ronald Friese, Robert Hamsher, Ronald Hardsock, John Frey, Ellsworth Harmon, Shelby Gettle. HOME ROOM 107 Left to right: Row 1-Joan Hays, Elizabeth Hrim- nak, Kay Helsel, Nancy Horn, Nellie Holtry, Shir- ley Hack. Row 2-Doris Hornbaker, Judith Hous- er, Saundra Holtry, Dorothy Hedrick, Connie High, Martha Hawbaker, Judith Holt, Pansy Jack- son, Charlotte Herman. Row 3-Ralph Johnston, Richard Hill, Nancy Hawbaker, Ruth Himelfarb, Mary Hepfer, Joann High, Larry Haulman, Leroy Hess. Row 4-Kenneth Hays, Raymond Jenkins, William High, Kenneth Hartman, Thomas Havens, Terry Hicks, Lamar Hollar, Robert Hoover. 59 Ei ar! 2 , The fclw Staff recordd Co Editors in Chief Annette Frecon Lewese Ross EDITORIAL STAFF Adviser of Editorial Stott Mrs. Eleze P, McKenzie Adviser of Advertising Stal? Mr LoyalL Gills .sf-vb left to right George Trail feature editor Robert Jacobs feature editor Annette Frecon co editor In chief Emma Lee Hoover typust Ruth Anna Fields typust Marian McDermott artist Notplctured Wnlluam Black photographer 6 im . H '. Z LII. ,jo leigh liglnu 0 Aclwol lie Front: Lewese Ross, co-editor-in-chlefg Ellen Zar- ger, associate editor, Back: Ruth Sollenbergerl associate editorg Peggy Smith, associate editorg Anna Mary Fortna, associate editor, '-1-x s. ADVERTISING STAFF Cauftman Miriam Heckman Cl'arles Liglwtner Patricia Fur ey Robert Loch baum Mr LoyoIL Gills Marlin Funk Jane Hudson Jerry Bitner Edwin Secrest Arlene Washnnger 63 ,ati .L 4 F Vw is . , V V N Seated: Martha Drawbaugh, Isabell Poe. Standing: Shirley Biesecker, Patsy PARRQT STAFF keefu tlre Atudenw armed left to right Row 'I Kathryn Warren Nancy Allen Nlna Terhune Phyllls Martin Nancy Rock Janet Statler lols Henry Row2 Janet Smith Dorothea Moraltes Joyce Monn Patrlcla Mountcastle Dorls Lesher Wullamae Shlelds Dorene Hoch Row3 Peggy McCleary Marlon Crouse Dora Jean Hemphlll Donna Stoufter Irma Whltesman Alan Anlxerbrand Nelson Wlngert Row5 Richard Myers Wllllam Ewan Clarence Pugh Paul Derrldlnger Leigh Knepper Adam Crlst Co Editors In Chief Janet Statler, Kathryn Warren Business Managers Phyllns Martm, Paulette Patterson, Loss Henry Advisers Mr John A Muller, Mr Phulnp Mnchaels The Parrot as a bs weekly publlcatlon of the Chambersburg Area Hugh School published by the students for the students under a faculty advsser The members ofthe Parrot Stat? are chosen on the basls of theur abnluty to thunk and wrute The best reward for serving on the staFf IS the valuable experience nn lournalnsm gained thereby The Parrot creates nts own funds and pays nts own expenses and ns therefore to a great extent self supportung 64 0 o o o l C 1 U U T N 1 7 I . Goldie' Coldsmith, Linda Heefner, Evelyn Royer. Row 4-Sandra Bietsch, Carolyn Alther, Shirley Barnesi 1 1 - I , THE LIBRARY 5 'I' A F F , prozlidu competen t, dependdle Aenlice Pyegident Miriam Heckman Vice-President Elizabeth Johns Secretary-Treasurer Fannie Byers Advigerg Miss Mildred Shull Mrs. Shirley Rite 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 consist of charging, returning, and repairing books and magazines, typing, filing, and taking general care ofthe library. Each member serves one period a day and receives credit according to the amount of work he does. Members re- 1 left to right: Row I-Barbara Brenize, Phyllis Sollenberger, Janet Strike, Virginia Schnebly, Joyce Bender, Jean Carbaugh, Bonnie Angle. Row 2- Patricia Barnhort, Pauline Young, Eunice Deardorff, Pauline Musser, Mir- iam Heckman, Miss Nancy Unger. Row 3-Clara Myers, Lucille Bollinger, Marie Lesher, Romaine Highlands, Joanne Lesher, ceive awards for outstanding work, but of more importance to the student is the valuable experi- ence he gains. More skillful use of the library, working with people, ancl vocational experience are a few of the outstanding values which the individual stat? members receive. At the same time the school benefits from the service given by the Library Staft. YY Left to right: Row 'l-Mildred Web- ber, Wilma Shatzer, Katherine Mcs Cleary, Nancy Stake, Ruth Ewan, Sherry Florig, Shirley Davis, Shirley Statler, Dorine Diehl, Elizabeth Kuhns. Row 2-Mary Ebersole, Pa- tricia Zullinger, Rosita Martin, Dar- lene Shank, Fannie Byers, Sandra Bietsch, Mary Crawford, Maribel Wolf, Doris Lesher, Erma Van Pelt, Miss Mildred Shell. Row 3-Betty Rosenberry, Joanne Miller, Doris Shreiner, Darlene Geissler, Janice Aughinbaugh, Jean Gelsinger, De- lores Robinson, Shirley Schaefter, Dorothy Landis, Charmaine Rid- enour, Peggy Jamison, --.-- .. 6- STUDENT President Robert Kirkpatrick Vice President James Chase Secretary Ann Houser Advisers Miss Jeanne Kirby Mr J Kenneth Gabler , - -X X Left to right: Row l-Philip Angle, Richard Harper, Terry Conner, Ronald Jones, Richard Shull, Paul Beardslee, Donald Gift, Samuel Butz, Jacob Schott. Row 2-Dorothea Moraites, Joanne Trogler, Martha Rice, Nancy Smith, Ann Houser, Arlene Washinger, Jane Hudson, Carol Carmack, Linda Heefner, Patsy Gabler, Miriam Heckman. Row 3-Miss Jeanne Kirby, Nancy Hawbaker, Harriet Mickey, Mary Moore, Shirley Kean, Annabelle Light, Rebecca Tritle, Barbara Miller, Nina Terhune, Betty Edwards, Mr. Kenneth Gabler, Row 4-George Warner, David Ericson, John Ile, Charles Fox, Gary Dougal, James Chase, Paul Verdier, William McMorris, Edward Bell, Richard Strcvolo, Robert Kirkpatrick. The Student Advisory Council is composed of the class presidents and the representatives from the various home rooms and clubs. It acts as the students' voice in the governing of the school and tries to aid in the directing of all worthy activities. Plans are being made by the Student Ad visory Council this year to buy records for noon- time dancing and to compile a student directory containing names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the administration and pupils. ADVISQRY CQUNCIL encourayu good citi etwliqn ,, l Y , SAFETY PATROL The safety patrol is composed of volunteer members from all classes in the high school. These students try to enforce safety regulations by directing school traffic at noontime and after school. lt is their objective to make the student body safety-conscious as well as to develop an attitude of respect for all safety regulations. Adviser-Mr. William Niclrey Richard Tedrick, Phyllis Martin, Lois Hen ry, Gladys Rife, Anna Gilbert, Dawn Ro- queplot Albert Knoll, Eddy Forrester, Row2-Richard Thomas, Edward Stein- berger, Gary Snake, George Bartle, Adam Crist, Larry Smith, John Smarsh, John Norman, Mr, William Nickey. Row 3- Ronald Fritz, Thomas Robinson, Edward Rensch, Lynn Byers, Blaine Richardson, Roy Long, Roland Cauffman, Donald Baer, Left to right: Row I-Ray Gochenauer. Lowell Mower. HALLSQUAD Members of the Hall Squad maintain order in the halls, keep traffic moving on the stairs, help to keep the corridors and washrooms clean and neat, give notification of any emergency situ- ation in the building, and escort visitors to their destination. This service club helps to make our school a place where courtesy is practiced and where order is maintained. Adviser-Miss Jeanne Kirby e to right: Row I-Julia Beltz, Joan Crist, Rennis Brown, Shirley Davis, Elaine Fritz, Anna Gilbert, Ann Coltone, Mar- garet Cauliman, Mary Aughinbaugh, Barbara Brenize, Vonnie lle. Rowl- Elizabeth Fogal, Barbara Grove, Gladys Rife, Dawn Roqueplot, Ruby Broolcens, Emma Keefer, Sarah Holtry, Patricia Barnhart, Edith Burns, Patsy Caldwell, Miss Jeanne Kirby. Row3-Elizabeth Hrimnak, Roy Bigler, Ted Wile, Richard Wilcox, Duane Gooch, Gordon Vestre, Ronald Summers, Frank Kennedy, Robert High, Thomas Kelley, Lester Winters, De' loves Keebaugh. 67 SENICDR TRI-HI-Y . .. develop Aound thinking Advisers-Mrs. Marguerite Coolr, Mrs, Christine Mickey The Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club is composed of jun- ior and senior girls who are interested in pro- moting high standards of Christian character. Members of this club have opportunities to serve their school, their church, and their community. They serve as ushers for performances sponsored by non-school organizations. A period of eight weeks is spent in discuss- 01 ing the problems of youth. These discussions are led by ministers and other specialists in the field. Several of these meetings are held jointly with the Senior Hi-Y boys. In a special program at the end of the school year the iuniors present corsages to the senior members in appreciation of their service and leadership. left to right: Row I-D. Nuckels, N Terhune, J. McCleary, J. Gelsinger A. Ickes, S. Mower, S. Spahr, W Shields, P. Hoch, L. Heefner, S. Rotl S. Graham, P. Jamison. ROW2-H Mickey, B. Edwards, P. Brookens, D Garnes, J. McCulloh, S. Flarig, A. Gil bert, J, Everetts, L. Eshelman, A Fortno, P. Smith, E. Frey, M. Webber Row 3-M. Shipley, D. Lesher, K. Mc Cleary, J. Hartranft, P. Patterson, J Taylor, A. Houser, K. Hill, B. Rite, F Wingert, H, Rummel, F. Oberholser Row 4-P. Mauntcastle, L. Carey, A Burns, R. Martin, B. Bitner, K. Besare F, Myers, L. Smith, F. Worthington, J Knodle, S. Ankerbrand, P, Barbour L. Carver, Row 5-L. Henry, P. Mar tin, M. Diehl, A. Bollinger, J, Miller D. Moraites, J, Piper, D. Fahnestock M. Kelso, S, Barr, G. Green, R. Fields Row 6-R. Benedict, H. Bowman, C Alther, D. St.Clair, J. Over, J. Peters B. Rinehart, J. Vinson, J. Dymond, N Allen. Row7-S. Snider, M. Crider G. Comp, J. Smith, R. Souders, J Meckley, M. Lehman, H. Purnell, P Gabler, H. Suders. Row 8-J. Appel R. Ewan. J. Hamsher, S. Fields, E Allen, J. Steger, D, Crider, S. Martin N. Harrison, N. Mclntire, S. Karper J. Trogler, Raw9-W. Shatler, A S. Barnes, K. Gossert, l, Roof. Robinson, S. Armstrong, B Schuch- man, S. Pryor, M. Everts, S. Decker, R Carl, M. Drawbaugh, P. Shadle, S M. Rummel, M West, B. Eyer, K. Eby, D Geissler, A lsenberger, l. Whites man, L Stoner, R Janes, M Kauffman, M, Piper, D Schoenleber, M Hosler. Row 3-M Wenger, N Hoover, J. N Pound, D Reese, E Spangler, P Orris, C Raitsnider Raw 4-M Har' mon L Cormany, F. Kaiser, A McKen. zie E Thompson, N Robertson, E Moore, S. Stockslcger S Uppc-rinon J Conner, W Paxton V Plank, K Wenger Row5-M Heckmon, W ShaFler, F Byers, E. Allison, D Haw le-y, D Shank, C Heckman J John son P Bushman, A. McCrae, C Davis P Forsythe Row 6-L Stoufter, J Dice, S Shatzer, D Shreiner S Bo lan V Schnebly, E Drummond P Purley, A Washinger Row 7-D Diehl, M Sensheimer. G Reed, N Stoke, D Stoufler. B Reed S Hann N Newcomer OB 1 Morrow, S. Ott, N. Smith, S. Statler, left to right: Raw I-P. Stoufler, D. Shozkey, S. Brown, F Byers. Row 2- Schwarz, M Spoonhour, J McKenzie, S Schaefter, C, Myers C Ridenour. JUNIQR 'l'RI-HI-Y , , promotezt high mvral AtandardA left to right: Rowl-E. Van Pelt, P. Zullinger, D Wagoner, M Walt, B. Maclntire, D Cline, D, Barnhart, L Beeler, B, Fisler, V. Bailey. Row 2- M. Hoover, S Lynch, S, Uglow, P, Thomas, P, Little, N, Shatzer, B, Sny- der, O. Leisher, N Brechbill, J, Frey, D. Chase. Row 3-S. Kean, R. Saun- ders, N, Horst, S. Shatzer, J, Beltz, F, Daihl, B. Grove, J. Shockey, R, Himeltarb, P, Jackson. Row4-S, Mickey, W. Stumbaugh, N, Stoner, A Light, N, Saunders, J. Mackey, D, Harmon, D, Keeter, L. Wenger, B. Shatzer, N. Westbrook, Row5-J, Hoch, J, Sluser, N. Diehl, C. Edwards, L, Taylor, S. Kauffman, C, Kauffman, B, Eichelberger, V. Elliott, S. Over- cash, L. Sautley. Row 6-B, Mickey, M. Wolford, V. Slifer, S. Uglow, B Burgner, P Schnebly, M. Eyer, J Or- ris, C Herman, P, Jones, E, Kanaar, G. Stine, B. Miller, D. Smith, D. Schuchrnan, R. Tritle. Row 7-M Stoner, E Gearhart, P, Gayman, R. Felker, P. Bitner, L. Tolbert, B. Sher' man, N Jones, l. Fitzgerald Left to right: Row l-V. Ott, P. Ross, A. Shatzer, J, Martin, T. Thomas, J, Paxton, N. Schuchman, E, Shearer, J, Smith, S. Stockslager, D. Stepler, J Smith, S. West, C. Wilson, C. Riley. Row 2-M. Wenger, P. Bigler, M, Carl, B, Boyd, B. Mahon, J. Layman, N. Heck, A. Knoll, L. Etchberger, J. Holt, S. McMinn, J. Miller, C. McCleary, M. Wingert, S. Smith. Row 3-N. Bender, P, Barnhart, L. West, A. Cotton, E. Fritz, J. Fritz, B. Gaal, D. Roqueplot, D. Scckman, J, Wise, P. Reed, V. Stouffer, N, Snively, N. Van Haose, C. Grimes. Row 4-P. Young, R, Brookens, J. Lemaster, K. Fries, N. Sherman, K. Shoop, M, Elser, C. Spin- ella, B. Stache, B. Brenize, P. Bietsch, C. Cromwell, S. Bietsch. Row 5-R. Beam, B. Brown, L. Kuhns, L. Bol- linger, J. Lehman, M, Ebersole, P Musser, P. Faltz, D. Henry, J, Merrif man, N, Harrison, J, Leonard, E. Mil, ler, H. Ocker. Row 6-L. Machel, J, Miller, B. Lehman, K. Bargerstock, R. Boyer, S. Etter, B. Angle, J. Beltz, R Harrison, M. Kessler, D. Holtry, S, Holtry, J. Jones. Row 7-B. Nicklas L. Mull, P, Miller, J. Picking, D. Orris, M, Aughinbaugh, G. Coldsmith, V, Frederick, B. Eshelrnan, F, Reath, P. Caldwell, R. Brown, J, Baker, B. Eyer, B. Truax, Row B-D. Shultz, J. West, J. Whittington, L. Henry, M. Fitzger- ald, L. Freet, J, Henry, J, Rowe, J. Aughinbaugh, B. Pensinger, B, Wolff F. Wenger, B. Ewan, J. Allen. left to right: Row l-P. Sollenberger, K. Michaels, B, Stunkard, V. Rotz, D. Yeager, P. Fritz, V. Geyer, M, Barr, M. Sautley, L. McCorkle, S. Gettle, B. Summers. Row 2-B. Ehrhart, A. Burk- holder, S. Mills, S. Patterson, J. Far' rester, J Fleagle, J. Strite, S. Car' baugh, G. Finneran, S. Spoonhour, J. Varner. Row 3-L. Mackentire, P. Peters, M, Rice, J. Angle, D. Diehl, S. Burkholder, V, Eby, J. Gayman, M. Smith, D. Laxson, N. Raifsnider, S. Sites, H. Baughman, Row 4-B, Cauffman, I. Krieger, B. Rosenberry, B, Eyer, S. Truett, L, Martin, S, Funk, D. Picking, P Lawans, A. Metz, G. Rife, D. Reasner, A. John, Row 5-D Cook, P. Aldridge, F. Braokens, P. Buterbaugh, N. Brookens, S. Fickes, V. Flory, N. Brookens, B, Klutas, D. Hasler. Row 6-D. Keebaugh, M. Steck, K. Bender, B. Ganster, J Mc' Intire, J, Plank, C. Carmaclr, V, Ile, L. Eckert, B. Sellers, N. Faust. Raw 7- D. Byers, V. Wingert, J. Lehman, M Blair, V. Benedict, L. Keebauqh, J Keefer, G. Gayman, B. Robinson B Miller, Row 8-P. Koons, R, Webber, M. Etter, W. Flory, B, Webb, E Wal' ter, G. Myers, J Robertson, B. Raiff snider, P. Werdebaugh. 69 Advisers Mrs, Harriet Thompson, Miss Ida Heller SENIOR HI-Y. inA ireA liigli ideab Advisers Mr. James King, Mr. Robert J, Beard The Senior Hi-Y enables the iunior and sen- ior boys to continue their religious training. The purpose of this organization is to develop high moral standards. The club adopts programs of study which best promotes this objective. Every other year members join the state wide group of youths who iourney to Harrisburg for the meeting of the Model Legislature. The youths, armed with bills to alter or amend the state constitution, learn legislative procedure and conduct, which will be of assistance to them in later life. The annual Christmas distribution of food to the Salvation Army is another of the many services given by members of the Senior Hi-Y. -J Left to right: Row I-Robert Dear dorff, LeVerne Heckman, Nelson Wingert, Roy Long, John Haas, Lar- ry Miller, Charles McCleary, Robert Hall, Jerry Garland, Jack Martin. Row 2-Walter McGill, Paul Beard- slee, Willis Piper, Lynn Byers, Ron- ald Perry, Samuel Sollenberger, William Schoenleber, George An- thony, Ronald Rensch. Row 3- Frank McNew, Gregory Rensch, Robert Shamrock, William McMor- ris, Melvin Shetter, Robert Gless- ner, Paul Verdier, Edwin Arm- strong, Gerald Wildeson. left to right: Row I-John Bough- man, Richard Hull, Wilfred Soud- ers, John Martin, Jerry Bitner, Har- old Ford, Richard Westbrook, Don- ald Diehl, William Oliver, Marlin Funk, Edward Bachtell, William Johnston. Row2 - Mr. Robert Beard, John Smarsh, Charles Bright- bill, Gerald Yaukey, Kenneth Mum- mert, Larry Ridenour, Jerry Small, Lawrence Rosenberry, Robert Kirk- patrick, Edwin Brown, Casimer Kriechbaum, Mr. James King. Row 3-Charles Lightner, George Ream- er, Richard Smith, Edward Huber, Edward Westbrook, James Chase, Gordon Vestre, Robert Jacobs, George Trail, Albert Knoll, Ray McCrae 70 JUNIOR HI-Y Left to right: Row l-James Morter, Larry Rowles, Glenn Baker, Richard Harper, Samuel Butz, Thomas Kelley Harold Kauffman, Ralph Yeager, Ron ald Peters. Row 2-Ronald Olson James Picking, Roy Bigler, Norman Shadle, Charles Bless, James Rite, Norman Piper, Richard Patterson Row 3-James Crist, Barry Eby, Frank Kennedy, Terry Conner, Larry Reese, Ray Powell, Richard Statler. Row4- James Fink, Charles Smith, Gordon Brookens, Robert Farner, Barry Beard. Edgar Tice, Robert Perry, Clark Myers, Row 5-Thomas Leisher, Barry Lauten- slager, Richard Edwards, Eugene Fis- ler, Elton Simpson, Huber McCleary, Larry Bumbaugh, Albert Polk. Row 6- Donald Sherman, George Warner, Robert Seiders, Robert Wilson, Harold Baer, John Breneman, Kenneth Rebok. Row 7-Mr. J. Herbert Swartz, Sidney Mossvitz, Michael Grove, Robert Mor- rison, Frank Tolbert, Richard Lehman, Thomas Diflenderter. Row8-Teddy Wile, John Mills, James Hollensheod, Elwood Rotx, Ross Ricketts, Dennis Austin. Loft to right: Rowl-Richard Bow' man, Eugene Martin, Alan Anker- brand, David Findon, Stephen Schlich- ter, Ronald Williams, Eddy Forrester, William Cooly, Harry Bittle, James Henry. Row2-Nelson Dice, Herbert Bing, Joseph Mower, James McNew, Harry Black, George Trogler, Glenn Wildesan, Allen Ward, Glenn Sollen- berger. Row 3-Richard Deshong, James Thomas, Kenneth Burns, Samuel Swanger, John Angle, Joseph Smarsh, Charles Rice. Row4-Gary Snake, George Breslin, Nelson Carmack, Richard Keefer. Row 5-Ronald Tay- lor, Richard Shuman, Fred Unger, Don- ald McVitty, Gilmore Mickley, Edward Peters, Richard Shields. Row 6-Jerry Stewart, Wayne Calvert, Thomas My- ers, Lawrence Patterson, William Boy- er, Lauren Etter, Jay Jones, Edward Rensch, Gerald Gelwicks, William High. Row 7-Charles Caldwell, Bar' ry Danfelt, James Swope, LaVerne Dymond, James Bennett, Richard Shull, Kenneth Bumbaugh, Harold Kaiser. Row8-Joseph Davis, Van Cunning- ham, James Hamsher, Guy Patterson, Jay Burkholder, Raymond Swape, John Bumbaugh, Fred Widney, Blaine Barnhart, Ronald Hardsock. Advisers Mr. -lv The Junior Hi-Y Club, a branch ofthe lnter- national Y. M. C. A., is composed at freshman and sophomore boys who meet on alternate Wednesdays. The work is supervised by two secretaries who are in charge of several coun- ties in the southern part of Pennsylvania. Two teachers serve as advisers for the organization. Herbert Swartz, Mr, Merle B. Hater ward is the annual spring picnic. More than one hundred members go by automobile to the mountain, hike for several miles, and then en ioy a picnic supper. Many of the club members are also able to attend the large Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y Rally held in the fall of the year. Each summer several members are sent, at The programs are varied: some have to do the expense of the club, to an officers' training camp, while in the fall several are sent to with character training, some with sportsman- ship, and others with entertainment. The pur- pose of these programs is to help the boys become better men and more worthwhile citi- zens. An event to which the members look for- 7'l an older boys' conference. These experiences have proved most valuable to those selected A Christian organization, the Junior Hi Y Club constantly emphasizes the spiritual side of life. empliaA1ZeA Clif-iA tian cliarac ter President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Linda Heefner Eugene Fisler Suzanne Schaffnit Richard Harper Miss Elizabeth Elder is-at left to right: Row 'I-Elaine Shearer Mary Brennan Ursula Kennedy Peggy Barr Donna Schuchman Suzanne Schaffnit Goldie Coldsmith Martha Carl. Row 2-Mary Crawford Marilyn Saufiey Julie Smith Virginia Geyer Kay Eby Kay Michaels Beverly Gaal Ann Coltone Patricia Schnebly Linda Etchberger Patricia Foltz Vada Rotz Do.ores Coccagna. Row 3- James McNew Suzanne Kuhn Doris Washabaugh Mary Eyer Janet Hartranft Marjorie Asper Margaret Wise Ginger Stine Evelyn Brechbill Sylvia Stockslager Janet Thomas Linda Heefner Richard Harper. Row 4-Edward Sc.ichter Eugene Fisler Koy Hann Phillip Byers Stephen Schlichter Paul Saunders James Hamsher Robert Seiders Wayne Calvert Gerald Ge.wicks. Terry Conner William Boyer John Breneman Philip Angle Harry Bittle. In the Latin Club freshmen sophomores jun- iors and seniors who are studying Latin meet on alternate Tuesdays for additional activities associated with Roman life and customs. They become more familiar with the living conditions of the Romans their families their homes and furnishings, and their social relations through the medium of slide films, reports, songs, cross- word puzzles, and demonstrations. The activities in which the club is best known are the Latin carols sung at Christmas time and the awarding of Vs to first year Latin students at the end of each semester. The V standing for Victor Verborum is a letter awarded for schol- astic achievement in vocabulary. The ultimate aim of the club is to bring alive our heritage from the classics and to recreate the reality of an ancient civilization which lives in our everyday language, customs, and laws. SODALITAS LATINA . - . fredii mvru major-um , Aa , , Q ., ' A W . g w 1 ., J g if LE CERCLE FRANCAIS . ' Xx ' tt x t X Left to right: Row I-Harriet Mickey, Mary Moore, Kathleen Fries, Esther Moore, Peggy Barbour, Ann Houser, Paulette Patterson, Janet Zuse, Jane Taylor, Irma Whitesman, Nancy Allen. Row 2-Martha Flser, Dorothea Keys, Mary Cafterty, Dora Hemphill, Dorothy Diehl, Mary Lou Wenger, Linda Stoner, Fay Stoudt, Geneva Green, Mrs. Ruth Harrison. Row 3-Rachel Carl, Elton Simpson, Alan Anlcerbrand Guy Patterson, Casirrer Kriechbaum, Ronald Hann, Bernard Crist, Eugene Fisler, Patsy Shadle. President Mary Moore Vice-President Jane Taylor Secretary Rachel Carl Treasurer Harriet Mickey Song leader Guy Patterson Adviser Mrs. Ruth Harrison The French Club is composed of a large and enthusiastic group of French students who desire to learn more about the French people, their cus- toms, and their language. Students conduct their business meeting in French so that they may gain a better command of the language. They have continued and expanded the custom of learning and singing new French songs at each meeting. The members plan each program. So tar two very good speakers have been scheduled, a series of color slides of France has been booked, and several original programs by the members of the French Club have been planned. The club is producing an original play, the proceeds of which are to be used for sending food parcels to Europe. Any member of the French Club will tell you that it is entertaining as well as educa- tional to belong to this group. . . . A Qwance en A Qzmuunt L A TERTU Ll A . . . eA tadia de nam tru amigm eA an51eA Any interested student of Spanish may join the Spanish Club, which meets on alternate Tues- days during activities period. The purpose of the club is to supplement regular class work with additional study of the Spanish language and the people. Programs feature music, games, guest speakers, songs, movies, and lectures dealing with the customs and history of the Spanish-speaking countries. lt is hoped that the study of family life of nations will focus attention on differences from President Vice-President Secretary ., . Treasurer Adviser as well as similarities to our own family life and lead to an evaluation of our own mores. By en- larging the student's cultural and informational background, the club also aims to develop an un- derstanding of other people and their contribu- tion to the world, thereby helping to eliminate racial and national preiudices. A realization of the interdependence of the different peoples of the world should also lead to o recognition of their own personal responsibility for fostering international understanding and peace. Martin Wenger Peggy Wolford , Sylvia Sites Sidney Wells Miss Ruth E. Bieber left to right: Row I--Edward Rensch, Richard Myers, William Myers, Raymond Shuman, Larry Reese, Larry Rowles. Row 2- Beverly Summers, Pauline Wenger, Joann Hamsher, Dixie Lee Hawley, Frances Worthington, Sylvia Sites, Elaine Shearer, Beulah Cauffman, Margaretta Steck, Ruth Ann Lesher, Kathleen Gossert, Sandra Hann, Row 3-Bonita Wolff, Marie Lesher, Mary Wenger, ldamae Nichols, Julie Smith, Margaret Wolford, Mary Jane Blair, Mary Elizabeth Knoll, Melva Smith, Verda Benedict, Joyce Knoll, Miss Ruth Bieber. Row 4-Robert Sites, George Burtle, Ralph Weyer, Lawrence Patterson, Richard Fordyce, Thomas Harris, Sidney Wells, Donald Patterson, Martin Wenger, James Hamsher, Jerry Black. 'lu left to right Rowl Annette Frecon Joanne Trogler Jane Taylor Kaye Armstrong Robert Kirkpatrick Raw2 John Sleichter Nancy Allen Sylvia Sites Rebecca Tritle Eleanor Drummond Jane Hudson Clar ence Pugh Row3 Gary Patterson Patricia Furley Mrs Floe Walker Janet Statler Anna Mary Fortna Ann Hauser Gary Dougal Row 4-William Oliver Jacob Schalt Thomas Diffenderter Ralph Weyer Robert Jacobs, William Achenbach, President Robert Kirkpatrick Vice-President Kaye Armstrong Secretary Joanne Trogler Adviser Mrs. Flae Walker On alternate Tuesdays of the school year the Debating Club meets to discuss problems of national importance. The club members learn to listen to both sides of an issue, to evaluate the material presented, and to formulate and ex- press their opinions orally. The lively discus- sions which usually follow the presentation of an issue are educational as well as entertaining. Some of the topics discussed this year were Na- tional Uniform Traftic Laws , Viewpoints on Foreign Trade , and Should Everyone in High School Be Requested to Study a Foreign Lan- guage . Each member must assume responsi- bilities for at least one program during the year and is expected to participate in the discussion of all topics. DEBATING CLUB . . . declainw on iAAaeA o current intereAt D R A M ATI C C LU B , pr-ovidee eetliglnt entertainment President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser The purpose ofthe Dramatic Club is to give its members an opportunity to participate in plays, both in an acting and a producing capac- ity. It also strives to develop an appreciation of better drama as well as to raise dramatic standards in all local productions. Reviews of current Broadway plays form a part of the pro- gram of the year. Attention is given to the art of makeup and to outstanding theatrical folk. Through the medium of the one-act play, the club holds itself in readiness to respond to re- Charles Lightner George Trail Joanne Trogler Arlene Washinger Mrs. Virginia Lee Pollock quests for entertaining. Plays for such occa- sions as the promotion of the sale of tuber- culosis seals are prepared by the club and in some instances are given over the broadcasting system. The Dramatic Club members assume all the responsibility of the programs. Speakers are in- vited to lecture on various phases of the drama. One act plays are given during the regular meet- ings. The club is limited to seniors who are sin- cerely interested in good theatre . Left to right: Rowl-Shirley Decker, Shirley Biesecker, Joanna Piper, Don- na Fahnestock, Mary Grace Everts. Row 2-Arlene Morrow, Mildred Leh- man, Pauline Forsythe, Doris Crider, Sally Bowers, Margaret Short, Gerald- ine Reed, Mabel Sensheimer. Row 3- Jack Patterson, Charlotte Miller, Mir- iam Heckman, Wilma Shaffer, Charles Lightner. Row 4-Lewese Ross, Kaye Armstrong, Marian Donahoe, Eleanor Frey. Row 5-Jerry Bitner, Larry Rid- enour, Harold Ford, Wray Bevens. Left to right: Rowl-Faye Kaiser, Nina Terhune, Arlene Washinger, Kathleen Kessinger, Gretchen Kieffer. Joan McKenzie. Row 2-Barbara Pat- terson, Joan Schwarz, Jane Everetts, Joanne Trogler, Joan Steger, Betty Ed- wards. Row 3-Lawrence Rosenberry, Annette Frecon, Jean Conner, Edwin Secrest. Row 4-Charles Brightbill, Janet Statler, Janet Appel, Carol Rait- snider, Marianne Hosler, Larry Miller. Row 5-Katherine Wenger, George Trail, Mary Louise Klipp, Robert Loch- baum. 76 MODERN DANCE CLUB Left to right: Row I-Sandra Shockey, Bonita Angle, Moribel Wolf, Grace Everts, Patricia Mountcastle, Dorothea Mor- aites, Sally Armstrong, Willamae Shields, Beryl Eyer, Charlotte Miller, Elizabeth Hrimnak. Row 2-Sue Mickey, Peggy Barbour, Sandra Bietsch, Nancy Allen, Beverly Gaul, Barbara Patterson, Ann Houser, Carolyn Alther, Annette Fre- con, Joanne Trogler, Betty Edwards, Linda Stoner. Row 3-Salinda Ankerbrand, Eleanor Drummond, Kathleen Fries, Martha Elser, Joan Funk, Shirley Shatzer, Mary Louise Cafterty, Dorothea Keys, Jane Taylor, Ruth Anna Fields, Delores Mickley. Row 4-Dawn Roqueplot, Faye Brookens, Patsy Aldridge, Fay Stoudt, Patricia Bushman, Sondra Bolan, Helen Bowman, Sally Barr, Janet Zuse, Janet Hartranft. Row 5-Catherine Thompson, Lois Carver, Joanne Vinson, Donna Schuchman, Gladys Rife, Nancy Raifsnider, Patricia Thomas, Margaret Sellers, Dora Jean Hemphill, Linda Heef- ner, Katherine Wenger, Row 6-Phyllis Fisher, Mrs. Ruth Horrison. President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Accompanist Adviser Leaps! Turns! Jumps! In our gymnasium every Friday after school can be seen sophomore, iunior and senior girls enioying the art of self- expression through the medium of the dance. At the present time the two most common types of creative dance are ballet and modern ballet, which is often called modern dance. Bal- let stresses the precise movements of arms and legs in definite positions. Modern ballet stresses a freedom of move- ment coming from the torso. Modern dancers Dorothea Moraites . Jane Taylor Peggy Barbour Patricia Mountcastle Phyllis Fisher Mrs. Ruth Harrison do need a technical background similar to that used in ballet. However, this training requires a less regimented series of limbering exercises. The members of the modern dance group in the high school are learning basic techniques which they use in their own dances. Each week a portion of the time is spent in creative dancing. After an hour of truly strenuous work, which uses the mind and the body, the members leave, exhausted yet exhilarated. enjvlp interpretive dancing . . . playsi preppy marcliu. Director-lrvin G. Valentine Stimulating interest and appreciation of music is the ulti- mate aim of the Chambersburg Area High School Band. Under the direction of Mr. Irvin G. Valentine it presents programs of very high quality. Members ofthe band are given an opportun- ity to express their individual talent. Left to right: Row l-ldamae Nichols, Roberta Souders, Salinda Ankerbrand, Dorothy Scalia, Lois Carver, Joan Schwarz, Dorine Hoch, Jack Martin, Richard Fahnestoclc, Paul Saunders, Row 2-Mr. lrvin G. Valen- tine, Roberta Harrison, Nancy Bender, Constance Cromwell, Patricia Butterbaugh, Sue Mickey, Mary Diehl, Vada Rotz, Rebecca Tritle, Anna lsenberger, Linda Heefner, Nancy Saunders, Martha Drawbaugh, Rachel Carl, Patsy Shadle, James Nelson. Row 3-Shirley Graham, William Achenbach, Joyce Dice, Jack High- berger, Faye Kaiser, Janet Zuse, Jean Johns, Nancy Hoover, Sarah Barr, Joanne Vinson, Nancy Pound, Sherill Ott, Newton Stake, Marian Crouse. Row 4-Ronald Shover, Mary Klipp, Edward Huber, Marcia Hoover, Sally Lynch, Charles Fox, Jane Hudson, Harold Mumrnert, Chester Peters, Faye Wingert, Ronald Rosenberry, Shirley Kean. af-ouAeA Aclwvl Apif-it . . Leader of Band-Dorene Hoch Led by twelve maiorettes and a drum major, the band is well known for its intricate formations on the football field. The annual Band Concert is one of the highlights of the school year. ln addition to these activities connected with the school, the band participates in community projects and also does several broad- casts each year. left to right: Row l-Annette Frecon, Barbara Patterson, Dorothy Schoenleber, Willamae Shields, Eleanor Drummond, Carolyn Alther, Row 2-George Warner, Lohman Glass, larry Lautenslager, George Anthony, Patricia Furley, Phyllis Yohe, Huber McCleary, Roy Long, Kay Eby, James Picking, Ronald Olson, Alta McCrae, Harry Bittle. Row 3-Thomas Leisher, Howard Walck, Terry Conner, Barry Eby, Nancy Harrison, Esther Moore, Catherine Thompson, Mary Lou Cordell, Donald Diehl, William Black, Marlin Funk, Ben- iamin Kennedy, Row 4-Jack Highberger, Martin Wenger, Joseph Summers, Jacob Schott, Gerald Gel- wicks, Ray McCrae, Thomas Zimmerman, Ronald Kennedy, Robert lochbaum, Katherine Wenger, Kenneth Mummert. Q R C H E S 'I' R A 121494 inA if-ing melodieA left to rlght Rowl June Nozzl Ellen Zarger Sally Barr Katherlne Wenger Nancy Newcomer Dar cthea Wagoner Barbara Muller Ginger Stine Row2 Betty Rosenberry George Trogler Lots Saufley Vlolet Frederick Row3 Donald Dlehl Joe Summers Marlln Funk Wllllam Black Robert Lochbaum Mary Cordell Phyllls Yohe Linda Heetner Row4 Ronald Rosenberry Jack Hughberger Newton Stake Charles Fox Kenneth Mummert Alta McCrae Sherrill Ott Mr Irvm G Volentlne Marlon Crouse Janet use Mary Wenger Director IrvmG Valentine The hugh school orchestra furnnshes avertures of flne musuc precedung our annual school plays and specnal assembly pro grams Members also collaborate wuth the Glee Club an a Chrast mas Concert Thus orgamzatnon of students who rehearse durung actnvutues period on alternate Tuesdays contrnbutes much tume and talent to our school Any student who can play grade three musuc us elugnble for membershup 80 0 0 0 5 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 Accompanust Charlotte Muller Director Mr Phulup Muchaels The Rhythm Kids the hugh school dance orchestra organized fifteen years ago by Mr Phulup Young and directed forthe past four years the hugh school dances They also present an annual assembly program which us well liked by the student body Thus organuzatuon keeps up to date with the latest tunes by practicing every Tuesday evening from 7 30 untul 9 OO Thus year the orchestra wull lose theur very capable puanust Charlotte Muller who has served un that capacity for the past three years Others who wull graduate unclude Charles Fox Newton Stake William Black and Robert Lochbaum These are lead members whose talent wull be greatly missed next year -yrrv 'u 'u I fall A Ah ,wav HW, PM K' D left to right: Row I-Newton Stake, Charles Fox, Jack Highberger, Linda Heefruer, Roberta Harrison. Row 2-Marlin Funk, Martin Wenger, Joe Summers, William Black, Betty Rinehart. Row 3-Duane Gooch, Robert Lochbaum, Mr. Philip Michaels, Thomas Zimmerman, Terry Conner, Ronald Kennedy, Charlotte Miller, Dolores Coccagna, Phillip Byers. 81 RHYTHM KIDS , prvulide maAic or var Acluool danceA byiMr. Philip Michaels, play for the maiority of . i i in ' 1 Q' U D0 8 r ., V THE GLEE CLUB , en'oyA interpretation President Charles Brightbill Vice-President Charles Lightner Secretary Nancy Smith Librarians Larry Riclenour, Isabell Poe Treasurer Jane Hudson Accompanists Mary Moore, Kaye Armstrong, Harriet Mickey, Charlotte Miller, Carol Davis Director Mr. Paul Lucas Left to right: Row lfMr. Paul Lucas, Peggy Smith, Lois Cormany, Annette Frecon, JoAnn Harnsher, Dorothea Keys, JoAnn Knodle, Terrence Marotte, Robert Hall, Charles Brightbill. Row 2-Nancy Bender, Beverly Summers, Arlene Shatzer, Martha Carl, Esther Moore, Janet Hartranft, Suzanne Schaftnit, Gretchen Kieffer, Joan Crist, Ronald Rensch, George Trail. Row Elf Mary Fields, Jean Angle, Nancy Pound, Carol Davis, Maxine Harmon, Ronald Perry, Casimer Kriechbaurn, William Myers, Alan Ankerbrand. Row 4-Isabell Poe, Harriet Mickey, Mary Moore,Arlene Morrow, Mary Lou Cordell, Thornas Kelley, Jack Ren trew, Robert Kirkpatrick, Martin Wenger, Edwin Brown. Row Siliathryn Warren, Joanne Trogler, Nancy Harrison, Delores Mickley, Patricia Furley, John Ile, Edwin Secrest, Gary Dougal, Charles Fox, Robert Wolford, o good muAic The Glee Club is the largest vocal music or- ganization in the school. The aim of this organi- zation is to train the individual in ensemble sing- ing. All music is chosen with careful considera- tion forthe development and appreciation of the finest in musical art. Both classical and modern compositions are studied with complete thor- oughness as to interpretation, expression, phras- ing and enunciation. The club membership is limited to ninety voices selected from the upper classes. Rehearsals are held daily during the fourth period. In addition to presenting a Christ- mas concert and a spring concert, this organiza- tion appears in many community-sponsored pro- grams throughout the school year. Left to right: Row I--Samuel Sollenberger, James Porter, Jack Martin, Phyllis Fisher, Dolores Coccagna, Marian Donahoe, Charlotte Miller, Rebecca Tritle, Dorothea Wagoner, Joyce Hoch. Row 2-Philip Byers, Paul Verdier, Charlie Byers, Sandra Karper, Nancy Smith, Lewese Ross, Sylvia Sites, Linda Stoner, Barbara Miller, Alice Metz, Kaye Armstrong. Row 3-James Picking, Ralph Weyer, Katherine Wenger, Kay Michaels, Patsy Gabler, Betty Rite, Marian Crouse, Ann Houser, Patricia Hach. Row 4-Elwood Spedden, Charles Lightner, Larry Ridenour, Walter McGill, Jan Keefer, Marianne Hosler, Vada Rotz, Celena Heckman, Dorothea Moraites, Patricia Bushman, Margaret Wolford. Row 5-James Chase, Wray Bevens, Harold Ford, Richard Catlin, Larry Miller, Jane Hudson, Ginger Stine, Elizabeth Boyd, Peggy Barbour, Jane Taylor. FRESHMAN Cl-ICDRUS . 941014 Alffll President Blaine Richardson Vice-President William Kolb Secretary Bonnie Sherman Librarians Julia Miller, Leanna Taylor Pianist Jacqueline Miller Adviser Mr. Paul Lucas Lefl to right: Row I-Mr, Paul Lucas, June Bowers, Millie Fordyce, Leanna Taylor, Ruvh Himelfarb, Lorna West, Norman Shadle, Kennevh Bumbaugh, Roger Leadbeafer, Charles Seilhamer. Row 2--Nancy Hawbaker, Pafricia Ross, Carol Riley, Betty Robinson, Barbara Nicklas, Virginia OH, Richard Edwards, Charles Bless, Barry Eby. Row 3-Naomi Westbrook, Jane Leon- ard, Janel Krieger, Elizabeih Fogal, Judy West, William Chase, Harry Black, Jere Brehm, James Seese. Row 4-Bonnie Sher- man, Loretta Tolberv, Palsy Caldwell, DaRue Chase, Julia Miller, Robert Guyer, Charles Smith, Melvin Gemmill, Row 5-Elaine Frifz, Vada Ellioft, Jane? Mclniire, Elizabeih Thompson, Judiih Marlin, Tom Havens, Michael Cormany, William Kolb, Richard Patterson. in erwemble Ainging The Freshman Chorus is a group of one hun- dred freshman boys and girls interested in fur- thering their knowledge of vocal music and in attaining efliciency in part singing. Members of this organization are chosen before the opening of the school year. Selected on the basis of abil- ity, scholarship, and personality, they help re- place the graduating seniors. They study the some music as the members of the Glee Club and combine with that organization for the Spring Concert. Rehearsals are held on odd Tuesdays and even Wednesdays during activities period. Left to right: Row l-Ronald Parker, Fred Unger, Patsy Fritz, Bonnie McNew, Barbara Miller, Wanda Sturnbaugh, Nancy Schuclriman, Jacqueline Miller. Row 2-Edgar Tice, Robert Hoover, George Trogler, Ross Ricketts, Phyllis Bitrier, Barbara Sel- lers, Barbara Grove, Judith Houser, Ruth Felker, Christy Cauftman. Row 3-Kenneth Hays, Bill Etter, Barry Dantelt, Marvin Peifter, Kay Bender, Wanda Florig, Margaret McNair, Diane Shultz, Dorothy Hedrick. Row 4-Ronald Taylor, Robert Weaver, John Mills, Mary Stoner, Nancy Diehl, Carol Edwards, Margaret Brunner, Shirley Uglow. Row 5-Donald Sherman, Charles Naddeo, Blaine Richardson, John Minatti, Judy Varner, Lowe McCarlcle, Berle Snyder, Patsy Kennedy. THE CHORISTERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser The Choristers, a select group from the Glee Club, are chosen on a basis ot ability, character, scholarship, and personality. They present ap- proximately twenty-five programs each season, performing for churches, civic clubs, religious meetings County Institute etc Appearing in provide mawical entertainment George Trail Charles Lightner Kaye Armstrong Sandra Karper Mr. Paul Lucas new blue and white gowns purchased from funds derived from The Evening ot Music con- certs, this group of thirty upperclassmen present mostly a cappella music, all of which must be memorized. Members rehearse every Thursday during activities period Left to right Rowl Suzanne Schagnit Lois Cormany Charlotte Miller Nancy Smith Lewese Ross Sandra Karper Phyllis Fisher Dolores Coccagna Annette Frecon Row2 Nancy Bender Jean Angle Mary Moore Isabell Poe Peggy Barbour Mari anne Hosler Harr et Mickey Patsy Gobler Kaye Armstrong Row3 Terrence Marotte Ronald Rensch Charles Briglrxtbll George Trail Elwood pedden Charles Lightner Row4 Martin Wenger Richard Catlin Wray Beyens M Paul Lucas James Chase Charles Fox Edw n Brown Larry Miller 86 MAJORETTES - LeaderiAnnet1e Frecon Director-Irvin G. Valentine ...gg--1 M wi fm' left to right: Row 'I-Annette Freccn, Dorene Hoch. Row 2-Salinda Ankerbrand, Eleanor Drummond, Row 3-Dorothy Schoenleber, Willamae Shields. Row 4-Dorothy Scalia, Barbara Patterson. Row 5- Roberta Souders, Joan Schwarz. Row 6-Lois Carver, Idamae Nichols, Carolyn Alther. Our high school bond is led by thirteen high- stepping maiorettes who, dressed in colorful uni- forms and twirling sparkling batons, provide a picturesque front for the band at football games and parades. To become a maiorette a girl must be able to march well and to twirl a baton in various routines. Two captains are chosen every year by the band members and the director. One of these girls directs the band into forma- tions, the other leads the maiorettes in twirling routines. Our Cheer Leaders strive to lead the student body in organized cheering and attempt to pro- mote good sportsmanship. With their quick mo- tions and crisp voices they add to the excitement and thrill of football and basketball games. Both :Joys and girls may try out for cheer leading. Every year a captain is chosen by the adviser and the other members of the cheering squad. This person leads and organizes the group in cheering. Left to right: Row I-Virginia Schnebly, Janet McCleary, Doris Garnes, Joan Steger, Jerry Bitner, Charmaine Ridenour, Henrietta Phoro, Donna St. Clair, Donna Stoufter. Captain-Joan Steger AdviserfMiss Janet K, Nell CHEER LEADERS Presudent Vnce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advlser The Scnence Club us composed of lunuor and sensor boys who desire a more extensuve knowl edge ofthe varuous phases of science Meehngs are held on alternate Tuesdays and feature guest speakers and movung pictures as well as talks by the members Excursuons to places of scnen Wrlllam McMorrus Charles Llghtner Paul Verdner Charles Brughtblll Mr Glendon Weeks trflc Interest grve the students a chance to see the pruncnples of science ullustrated un actnon The club affords an excellent opportunuty ln which to make a more thorough study of the sclentnflc world un which we llve Left to right Rowl Jerry Garland Robert Hall Paul Beardslee Rlchaud Wagner Harold Knoll Franklm Yauffrnan Row2 Melvn Shetter Paul Derrldlnger Richard Smuth Thomas Zimmerman Edward West brook Gerald Yaukey Wray Bevens James Chase Elmer Martin Row3 Paul Verdrer Joe Summers Caslmer Krlechbaum Edwin Armstrong Wulllam Ewan Edward Bachtell George Trail Edwin Brown Mr Glendon Weeks Row4-Walter McGill Charles Brlghtbnll Wllllam McMorrls Ray McCrae Larry Muller Larry Rldenour Charles Llghtner Rxchard Stravolo SCIENCE CLUB . . . dela7eA into the unknown Left to right-Lois Carver, William Boyer, James Lawson, Mr. Victor Foreman, Carlin Morris, Bonita Angle. The Light Crew is composed of boys and girls who have an interest in electricity and who enjoy working behind the scenes. Members are required to set up and operate stage lighting for our school functions. The work requires skill as well as a knowledge of electricity and lighting equipment. Needless to say, members of this organization enioy its activities very much. The Stage Crew is responsible for producing STAGE CREW Student Manager William Oliver Adviser Mr, Vance Snyder Left to right: Rowl-Lowell Mower, Jaye Alleman, Ronald Olson, William Oliver. Row 2-Lamar Hollar, David Ericson, Maynard Rosenberry, Lee Querry, Mr. Vance Snyder, Row 3- Larry Eckert, Larry Bishop, Barry Beard, Lee Benedict, Wilbur Rock. 89 LIGHT CREW an attractive setting for all school productions. Handling equipment, scene shifting, and provid- ing sound effects are just a few of the many du- ties. Membership in this organization means wil- lingness to give a great amount of extra time to the promotion of school activities. The staff this year has worked efficiently under the careful supervision of the student manager and the faculty adviser. Co-Managers Carlin Morris James Lawson Adviser Mr, Victor Foreman VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB President John Ile Vice-President Charlie Byers Secretary Samuel Sollenberger Treasurer Joseph Snider Chief Technician Charlie Byers Assistant Technician Nicholas Wagner Film Technician Thomas Drummond Assistant Film Technician Ray Hornbaker Adviser Mr. Robert 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, co- Setting up for a movie operation, and time from each carefully chosen member. The film library has been greatly enlarged and now contains one hundred motion picture films and six hundred film slides. A great deal of auclio-visual equipment has been added. All 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. left to right: Row l-Jerry Garland, Robert Fogal, Harold Baer, Michael Fuller, Thomas Harris, Ray Powell, Ray Hornbalcer James Humelsine, Carlin Morris, David Snider, Kenneth Rebok. Row 2-Marlin Bricker, Harold Knoll, James Nelson, John Ile Thomas Drummond, Wilbur Rock, Richard Peclr, Kenneth Shannon, Mr. Robert Arnold. Row 3-Joseph Snider, Nelson Wen- gert, Charlie Byers, Samuel Sollenberger, Alan Anlrerbrand, Richard Myers, Dale Keener, Max Bumbaugh, Clark Myers. 90 Aupplemen tA claw inA trac tion CAMERA CLUB . . . capturm Aclwol AceneA with the lenA Left to right Rowl Wulluam Johnston Corlun Morrus Robert Hall Charles Fox James Lawson Alan Ankerbrand Row2 Harold Knoll Walter McGuIl John Martun Clarence Pugh John Sterner M J Herbert Swartz Row3 Wulluam Boyer Casumer Kruechbaum Wulluam Black Jerry Small Ruchard Peck Presudent Secretary Treasurer Advuser The Camera Club was formed to guve hugh school students an opportunuty to learn more about photography and the development of films Thus us accomplushed by study by dns cussuon and by demonstratuon Membershup us open to any sophomore lunuor or senuor boy The club has a fully equupped dark room where members may develop roll or sheet film Charles Fox James Lawson Robert Hall Mr J Herbert Swartz make contact prunts and enlarge puctures un theur free peruods or after school Thus pruvulege en ables the amateur photographer to gaun prac tucal experuence Guest speakers and vusuts to local studuos of photography provude the club wuth a well rounded program l l l l l 5 '- ' l 1 . l 1 1 I I ' i I Y ' I I I r' ' ' T I ' I I I ' Vice-President . . , . Carlin Morris I . , - . . I I 4 u Q I I - , . 9'l left to right Rowl Patrlcla Mountcastle Patsy Shadle Charmaine Rldenour Linda Stoner Nina Terhune Janet Strike Judith layman Row2 Shirley West Dorothy Stepler Joanne Smith lrma Whitesman Janet Zuse Dixie l.ee Hawley Ruth Ann Fields Catherine Thompson Fay Stoudt Joan Funk Martha Elser Row3 Clara Wilson Doris Cook Barbara Patterson Shirley Funk Dolores Picking Nancy Ralfsnlder Mary lou Wenger Joanne Vinson Shirley Uglow Jane Dymond Mrs Patricia Castleman Row 4-Phyllis Sollenberger Bonita Angle Sandra Bletsch Shirley Schaeffer Doris Reese Patsy Aldridge Faye Brookens Patricia Buterbaugh Betty Edwards Arlene Knoll Nancy Heck President Betty Edward- Vice-President Nina Terhune Secretary-Treasurer Catherine Thompson Adviser Mrs. Patricia Castleman The Costume Club was organized for the purpose of giving girls who have a genuirTgin- terest in sewing the opportunity to do something for their school and at the same time to develop their own ability. The club is composed of girls from the sophomore iunior, and senior classes. These girls study home decoration costume de- signing, and current fashion trends. They also do departmental sewing and help make costumes for school productions such as the Library Play, the Senior Play the Glee Club Concert the Band Concert Color Day and Commencement. Special proiects ofthe club this year include making gowns for school medical examinations making individual Christmas gifts for friends and making clothes. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays during activities period. CQSTUME CLUB . . . Aeawa ineAeam Q ,Y .VI . CGMMERCIAL C L U B . . . Atudiu office tecluniqum and practicu President Arlene Washinger Vice-President Joon 5'e9e' Secretory Carolyn Alther Treasurer James Ott Parrot Reporter Donna Stoufter Adviser Mr. J. Kenneth Gabler Left ta right: Raw I-Susan Brown, Donna Fahnestock, Phyllis Yohe, Patricia Mauntcastle, Shirley Decker, Mary Grace Everts. Row 2- Carol Raitsnider, Marianne Hosler, Sherrill Ott, Arlene Washinger, Nancy Smith, Emma Lee Hoover, Ruth Ann Fields, Shirley Barnes, Shirley Statler, Mary Louise Klipp, Jean Conner, Shirley Stoclcslager, Ellen Zarger, Wilma Shaffer. Row 3-Shirley Snider, Joann McKen- zie, Mary Spoonhour, Louise Eshelman, Wilma Shatzer, Elnora McClure, Jerry Bitner, Robert Lochbaum, Jack Patterson, Joan Schwarz, Doris Crider, Nancy Hoover, Joan Crist, Eleanor Frey, Mr, Kenneth Gabler, Row 4-Carolyn Alther, Betty McClure, Joanna Piper, Arlene Morrow, Shirley Biesecker, Patsy Brookens, Joan Steger, Ruth Dangler, Patsy Cauflman, Gladys Davis, Shirley Shatzer, Shirley Graham, Mable Sensheimer, Geraldine Reed, Dana Nuckels, Faye Myers. Left to ugh Rowl Jo Ann Knadle Dorothea Maraites Joanne Miller Judith Meckley Shirley Martin John Sollenberger Jane Noun Sondra Bolan Eve'yn Allison Peggy Jamison Celena Heckman Row? James Ott Marguerite Kelso Annu Isenberger Audrey lckes lares Mickley Carol Davis Wilfred Souders Row3 Doris Lesher Ann Bollinger Mabel Baker Helen Bowman Danna Stouffer Shirley Shaffer Iva May Root Helen Purnell Janet McCIeary Virginia Schnebly Donna StClair Janet Smith Miriam Cox Joyce Dice Dorme Diehl Row4 Katherine McCIeary Frances Worthington Nancy Mclntire Ruth Ewan Nancy Stake Betty Rinehart Kay Besore Paulette Patterson Shirley Rotz Lillian Carey Janice Bard Betsy Bitner Roberta Souders Jessie Over Joan Peters 93 .X v X. l l , 1 V 1 A i 1 - 1 I 1 'I 1 A , 1 Dorene Hach, Darlene Geissler, Doris Shreiner, Delores Robinson, Jean Gelsnnger, Sherry Florig, Nancy Harrison, Patricia Bushman, De- FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA . . . prepare or indaA trial alocativm Presldenl John Davis Vice-President Richard Corweu Secrelcrl' Jacob Corwell Treasule' Ray Snyder Advisers Mr. William Freet, Mr. Charles Fleck, Mr. Carl Wengert The Future Craftsmen of America is an or- ganization of upperclassmen from the vocational industrial course. Regular monthly meetings are held throughout the school year at which time civic and industrial leaders discuss various problems ot vocational interest. The club aims to promote the spirit of crafts- manship, to develop leadership, to promote a cooperative attitude in social and vocational ac- tivities, to promote conservation through the in- telligent use of industrial products, to motivate scholarship, and to assist the student in making the transition from the class room to his place of employment. The highlight of the school year is the annual open house. At this time the pub- lic is invited to observe the students at work and to examine their projects. left to right: Row 'I-George Breslin, Delano Rosenberry, Ronald Foreman, Ralph Yeag- er, Michael Wilcox, Wilbur Shape, Jay Jones, Glenn Sol- lenberger, William Cooley, Frank Clark, Richard Shields, Richard Deshong. Row 2- Robert Kriner, Robert McFer- ren, Lewis Leadbeater, Robert Appenzellar, James Henry. Larry Hoover, Robert Krieger, Ellis Myers, Kindall Keller, Ray Shatter, Bruce Jacobs, Nelson Carmack, James Crist, Herbert Bing, Mr. Charles Fleck. Row 3-Alan Foreman, James Fink, Lester Dangler, Franklin Gel- wicks, Samuel Swanger, Lee Kaiser, Robert Gettel, Carl Knepper, James Humelsine. Ray Etter, Kenneth Burns, Corl Forrester, Robert Farner. left to right: Row I-Elwood Rotl, Kenneth Shannon, Wil- liam Perry, Larry Bishop, Harry Ankerbrand, Richard Rouzer, Mliton Rhine, Jacob Corwell. Wallace Beam, Chauncey Le master, Richard Foreman, Fred Widney. Row!-Mr. William Freet, James Heckman, John Heck, Stephen Carter, Carlin Morris, William Johnston, Preston Rotz, Donald Cormany, Garry Culler, James Lawson, Glen Bender, Richard Peck, Robert Small, Richard Bow- man, Mr. Carl Wengert. Row 3-Robert Nitterhouse, James Reed, Maynard Plum, Robert Shambach, Carl Grove, John Shadle, John Davis, Bennett Bittinger, Robert Horn, Charles Johns, Richard Deitzel, Ray Snyder, Kenneth Lutz, William MtFerren 94 OF left to right: Row l-Gary Snake, Edward Steinberger, James Lehman, Leigh Knepper, John Ross, Richard Rebok, John Ile, Adam Crist, William Crist, Fred Garber. Row 2-Samuel Sollenberger, Robert Deardorff, David Snider, Marvin Upperman, Marlin Bricker, Marlin Benedict, Ethelbert Byers, Nelson Wengert, Joseph Snider, Mr. Donald E. Holme. Row 3-Ray Gochenauer, Alfred Oclxer, Richard Lehman, Alvan Brechbill, Richard Swanger, LeVerne Heclxman, Wayne Benedict, Dale Eberly, Michael Mann, Nelson Dice, Eddy Forrester. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser This organization is composed of high school boys enrolled in the vocational agricul- tural course. It strives to give its members the opportunity and experience of holding demo- cratic meetings as well as to develop a practical knowledge of parliamentary procedure. Each year the club holds a leadership training confer- ence for the officers of the Adams County, Frank- lin County areas. The members attend area and state fairs John Ile Richard Rebok Leigh Knepper John Ross Mr. Donald Holme where they participate in judging contests and observe new farming methods and techniques. One of these fairs is the annual Farm Show in Harrisburg. These future farmers perform community service proiects throughout the year to promote conservation and better agricultural practices in the community. As a result of these activities the members of the Future Farmers of America are better prepared to assume civic responsibilities. . . . keep up- to-date on far-miny pf-oceduf-eA FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA M AT C L U B . . . afealeloyu gymnawtrc Alall The Mat Club is the girls' gymnastic organi- zation. The purpose of this club is to develop better skill, grace, and coordination in gymnas- tics as well as to develop leadership and better sportsmanship among the girls. Members learn to use the mats, parallel bars, horse, spring- board, and Indian clubs. They also receive in struction in folk and country dancing Each year the club presents an assembly program Mem bership is open to all high school girls who are interested in gymnastic activities President Eleanor Drummond Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Betty Edwards Sue Mickey Joanne Trogler Miss Janet Nell 9 Left to right Rowl Sandra Shockey Patricia Ross Leanna Taylor Donna Schuclvnan Susan Brown Shirley Decker Patncia Mountcastle Wanda Stumbaugh Suzanne Schaftnlt Nellie Stoner Nancy Roll Janet Bowman Row2 Maribel Wolf Joan Orris Barbara Eyer Sarah Truett Mary Grace Everts Pansy Jackson Patricia Thomas Phyllis Sollenberger Elizabeth Hrim nak Mary Ann Fasth Elizabeth Fogal Barbara Fisler Martha Carl Row3 Dawn Roqueplot Goldie Coldsmith Violet Fred ridge Faye Brookens Arlene Shatzer Row4 Eleanor Drummond Peggy Barbour Sandra Bietsch Kay Michaels Beverly Goal Peggy Wolford Donna Cline Diane Norman Jackalin Martin Nancy Harrison Nancy Heck Arlene Knoll Row5 Jo anne Trogler Martha Elser Kathleen Fries Jean Baker Nancy Rock Peggy McCleary Sandra McMinn Julia Shcckey Janet Appel Row 6-Salunda Ankerbrand Sally Lynch Barbara Patterson Joanne Vinson Alta McCrae Patricia Schnebly Virginia Schnebly Dcnna St Clair Joan Funk Judy Holt Barbara Ewan Miss Janet Nell Row7 Bonnie Sherman Loretta Tolbert Audrey lckes Shirley Etter Gladys Rite Gloria Coffman Row8 Catherine Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Julia Beltz Bev erly Eshelman Kay Bargerstock Elaine Kanarr Delores Keebaugh Barbara Kotch Ilene Krieger Rasaline Boyer Bonita Angle 96 l ' ' , Q . 1 ,Q i . vt I I I I I ' T . I I I I I I I I - erick, Sue Mickey, Darlene Glass, Nancy Shatzer, Betty Edwards, Janice Sluser, Virginia Slifer, Doris Cook, Patricia Ald- GIRLS INTRAMURAL ASSGCIATION .oc- lefl to right Rowl Dorothy S epler Joanne Sfmth Shirley West Bonnie McNew Barbara Nlcklas Sandra Shockey Patricia Ross Sandra McMinn Leanna Taylor Alice Metz Nellie Stoner Wanda Stumbaugh Suzanne Schaffnit Row2 Sarah Truett Barbara Eyer Darlene Gass Janlce Sluser Thelma Thomas Virginia Slifer Judith Holt Pansy Jackson Jane Taylor Dorothea Keys Janet Appel Betty Edwards Shirley Decker Row3 Ilene Krieger Barbara Kotch Mary Grace Everts Sue Mickey Martha Drawbaugh Rachel Carl Betty Stunkard Sandra Bletsch Goldie Coldsmlth Margaret Sellers Barbara Pat terson Patricia Mountcastle Row4 Joan Orrls Arlene Shatzer Martha Carl Marlbel Wolf Patricia Zulllnger Gloria Coff man Gladys Rite Beryl Snyder Julie Shockey Beverly Shatzer Joanne Trogler Marian McDermott Miss Janet Nell Row5 Catherine Thompson Audrey Ickes Sally Lynch Joanne Vinson Loretta Tolbert Bonnie Sherman Dawn Roqueplot Eleanor Drummond Sallnda Ankerbrand Peggy Barbour Joan Paxton Nancy Schuchman Row 6--Margaret Short Janet Zuse Betty Thompson Katherine Wenger Jane Hudson Patricia Schnebly Barbara Mahon Alice Reasner Barbara Miller. President . . . . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurers Senior Junior . ' Joanne Trogler Jane Hudson Salinda Ankerbrand Betty Edwards Eleanor Drummond Sophomore I Sue Mickey Freshman Wanda Stumbaugh Adviser Miss Janet Nell 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 shuffieboard ping 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. I . . . encourayezt af Apif-it arf teamwork C L U B repreAentA our Atam rn Ape:-tA Presldent Vnce President Secretory Treasurer Advlser The C Club us an organization of boys who have won at least one letter nn a malor school sport enther football basketball baseball or track The members of thus club attempt to Richard Wagner Ralph Tolbert Joseph Rebok Glenn Ott Mr Robert Beard wnn the respect of theur schoolmates by keeplng sports on a hugh level They try to develop among themselves and to anstull In others the proper mterpretatuon of school splrut left to right Rowl James Washabaugh Richard Washabaugh Harold Ford Wray Bevens Wallace Beam Row2 Edward Bachtell Richard Wagner George Traul Ruchard Brant Edward Westbrook James Chase Row3 Ray Snyder Glenn Ott Joseph Rebok Ralph Tolbert Jack Small Clarence Pugh Row4 John Davis Walter McGlll Wlllnam McMorrus Jacob Corwell Robert Jacobs Elmer Martm Mr Robert Bea rd T I I I I n O O I ,, ,, . . . . . . I I I I . ' 2 - , ' . , , ' T I I I -I . I I ' T I I I I I ' T . I I I ' . . I I I ' I ' . N H ' Q I 3 x ,. t nf X J X A l. f I . . ' 0' , l , Fl LJ, L.. E' sl , - K R, W- . 98 Sperm ,x,uM4 ,9 ,u 4,3 I a? 8' . 5 5 , ., ,--, , v -. v .. - 'I fl ,, :gf I x Q1 .J 1: 'W' is K N X Q g 1 Q51 'Q vin Q M u fam r 1 M- 2 ff 2 f f A 3 , i, if Wa Q L , i ev, ,, .: in in X ww .ff ,169 5- X F 4? , ' 'gsffi 'ka Y A 1 Q' if fx n 7 'K 5.4 no jg, 4 f E, X 1. xr gs:-4 5 ' -r M-.,l ', 'I S I ae' M- N 9 .9 ' 4 4 4Qx 5'4Q 1 S I 1 -, , , If 9- I A M 'YQ ,QQ A .eh 45.-P x9 69' nf K V- 'x , X J 1 5 ,Q SQ f a 'J ,, Q u 9 'Q A if ET, VX , R X W 4 ' gf , W, g 4 ,n F IA AJ Kg? . I, ' I I 'P -, ' J ,-L07 ,gh A ' Y ,F '- V VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM . . . captaf-e.A con ef-ence crown Hershey 0 C. A. H. S. 0 October 9, time, 8100 p. m.: field dry and fast. Thanks to the firemen, there's no dust. Out- side temperature 48 . Team's temperature rang- ed from O to 212 . Music, cheers, frowns, and jeers. What happens when two giants meet? Blood, sweat, and tears is the only answer. First quarter-0, 0. Second quarter-0, O. Third quar- ter-0, 0. Final-0, 0. Chambersburgls four gcal line stands were so brilliant that only these words can describe them. Fight on, my men, ' Sir Andrew said, A little I m hurt, but yet not slain: I ll just lie down and bleed awhile, And then I Il rise and Hght again. Hanover 0 C. A. H. S. 27 October l6. Good night for football. Weath- er clear and cool. Nighthawks were ready, but so were the Trojans. First quarter-Hawk's ends couldn't locate Ott. Result-Chambersburg l4, Hanover 0. Second quarter-Stravolo unleashed a terrific aerial attack. Halftime score-20, 0. Third quarter, reserves take over. Secret of Tro- jan power is beginning to show in its reserve strength. Final-Chambersburg 27, Hanover 0. Gettysburg 0 C. A. H. S. 22 October 23. Warriors are here. Penn, Mus- ser, and Company. Throw, or be thrown was our battle cry. T , single wing, spread-they used 'em all. Penn ran backward and sideways until dizzy. What was the trouble? Too many Trojans! Final-Chambersburg 22, Gettysburg 0. Waynesboro 6 C. A. H. S. 34 October 30. Tornadoes blew into town. Ever see a 4-5-2 defense? The Trojans hadn't either. Shuey figured to run our spread right into the press box. Good defense? You bet! Those nasty Trojans didn't run though, they passed. Result-Chambersburg 34, Waynesboro 6. Carlisle 13 C. A. H. S. 19 November 6, 2:00 p. m., all is clear, 3:00 p. m. snow, 4:00 p. m. snow, 4:30 p. m. six inches of snow, 5:00 p m. game cancelled until Monday, November 9. Nothing like variation-only snow- ed fifteen inches. Monday morning snow plows moved in: field cleared of snow but not mud. Six truck loads of peanut shells and sawdust on top of mud gave the field a dough like surface. Tro- jans get off to a six point lead with a pass from Tolbert to Rick Brant. Second half, kick-off. Lin- coln, Carlisle halfback, runs 84 yards to tie score -6, 6. Minutes later a Trojan sleeper play back- fires when officials delay starting the play. Car- lisle intercepts, scorehl3, 6 Carlisle. Fourth quarter, Trojans rise above defeat. Carlisle's jinx is a myth. Score: Trojans 19, Thundering Herd l3. Mechanicsburg 0 C. A. H. S. 7 Friday, November 13. Should have known something would happen. Look at the date. Con- ference title at stake. Time, 8:00 p. m.: place, Mechanicsburg. Weather is hazy and cold. Field muddy and damp. Players are excited and ready to go. Coaches are numb. Spectators are noisy as usual. Mechanicsburg strategy, stop the spread. Trojan strategy, nutsl Get on with the game. First quarter, Trojans drive for a touch- down, Brant and Tolbert making the yards, Stra- volo planning like a genius. The line is magnifi- cent. How did we score? End run from the spread. That Wildcat defense needs attention. Halftime score: Chambersburg 7, Mechanicsburg O. Third quarter: fog, fog, more fog! Fourth quar- ter: pea soup. What happened? Who knows? Final-Trojans 7, Wildcats O. Left to right: Row 1-Richa'd Wagner, Robert Wolford, Wayne Henry, Jacob Corwell, Joe Rebok, Ralph Talbert, Jack Small, Glenn Ott, Edward West- brook, Richard Washabaugh, James Washabaugh. Row 2-James Morter, Elmer Martin, Richard Corwell, Colston Westbrook, Richard Foreman, Wal- lace Beam, Ray Snyder, Richard Brant, Elwood Spedden, Richard Stravolo, Paul Verdier, Richard Fordyce, Linn Yaukey. Row 3-Mr. Jock Fisher, Ed- ward Bachtell, Van Cunningham, James Thomas, Samuel Swanger, Michael Wilcox, Paul Washabaugh, Clark Myers, James Swope, John Davis. Row 4- Mr. Robert J. Beard, Kenneth Burns, Alan Foreman, David Findon, Robert Kreiger, Nelson Carmack, Sidney Wells, Thomas Diffenderfer, Gary Dougal, Mr Galen Warren. P.. N N 37!ja-'EST Left to right: Row I-Lawrence Rosenberry, James Eyer, Thomas Harris, Sidney Wells, Robert Jacobs, Robert Kirkpatrick, Paul Verdier, Richard Smith. Row 2-Chester Peters, Wray Bevens, Jacob Corwell, James Chase, Gordon Vestre, Ralph Tolbert, Mr. Lowell W. Schlichter, Manager Chester Peters Coaches Mr. Lowell W. Schlichter Mr. Galen Warren C.A.H.5. Opponent C.A.H.S. Opponent 56 Scotland 29 72 Mechanicsburg 49 72 Hagerstown 50 73 Genysbwg 42 52 Alloonojn 53 49 Hershey 53 33 iff!-T-V' e '3? 33 69 William Penn 64 73 Scojjond 42 78 Waynesboro 53 60 Hyshey 51 66 Carlisle 54 88 Shippensburg 49 79 Mechanicsburg 42 78 Waynesboro 40 66 Gettysburg 44 58 Cvrlisle 49 75 Hagerstown 66 75 Hanover 40 The C. A. H. S. Trojans of T954 are regarded by many as the best team in the history of the school. Coach Schlichter's starting team consisted of five seniors. Jim Chase and Wray Bevens, both better than 6' 3 tall, led the team in scor- ing and were outstanding rebounders. Jake Cor- well, 6' 4 , with his assortment of hooks and his ability to fake opponents, took superb care of the pivot spot. Ralph Tolbert, a driving type of ballplayer, and Bob Jacobs, a set shot and floor man, were the guards. The starting five was backed by a strong bench with senior Law- rence Rosenberry playing consistently. The tall and talented Trojans averaged 73 points per game and were the first team in South Penn Con- ference history to score more than T000 points in one season. The Chambersburg five also estab- lished a single game high of T09 points against Shippensburg. The Trojans opened this season with two victories but then were upset by a spirited Al- toona team. The C-burg lads then swept aside eight other foes, the biggest victory being a 90- 56 triumph over the Alumni, before entering league competition. The Trojans took the big one in the first half of league play by beating a determined Hershey team by 9 points and went on to capture the first half title. The table turned in the second half as the Trojans of Chambers- burg were defeated by the Hershey Trojans 53- 49 on the Hershey floor. C. A. H. S. went on to win the remainder of their games but unfortun- otely so did Hershey. The tide was set. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM... trim 0rAtateclrampionAh1p zaiwgk -QEQEKY ui df x -A KU JA K? W. 5 A ' f S 'lt XIV, 4 Q61 D 4-r' ji 3 . hi ,l .3 U 5 W 6 ' 1 1' 3 1' , ' ll s 'r' it ' Q ft. i 1 , 3 ' x , . .9 . 'QE 'I I .I 'fd L V - sf I Y V ' , f 5- I 1 , f ' I - - , A N if , I n IKVL ff 9 X xi lg if, I - , ,fs r at , A H. J 7' n' 1 , ' , ,'. f ,-N ,V . - K WI: 4 , X ' M 'f , . 1 x - :Tiff A , 3' , , ' Lit JT ,n K ix P' b ..,' u,ki Q V -L T' pf' 4. 4 . 'Jew , . ' .'- V ,. x 3 i g X W 4 f I ' . f ig Q , I u,f?'c ' I 42 L 5 1 ' g Q . , 1 KA . a 5 . X' 3 5 ' f I 1' ' V ' b A,.. ' 9 ne . , ., - i n f ' 5 2 ' I ? p Y , 1. A if . 8 I 2 , , A . . ,, K gf ' ' i . . g X . y ff? Q A r 1 V I if W1 Q - 9' . W' . 1 ' in x 1 Y a Rf - x A 541' sms 'xn 'Q Q' 5:22, N Q an gags fi ' .M hu, S H 6-if X U-JA W e0J4NX M X s35Sk . 5 'Z Vxx 'xx xx F F l ' x gif 1 A ll z :MM n , x - I1 FX 'W M ,J af Mfr FRESHMEN FGCDTBALL TEAM fwpfrw tv Wcvme tnyam Left to right Rowl Eber Lelsher Terry Hacks Leroy Hess Jerry Stewart Ralph wudel Davld Bland James Bennett Norman Plper Wllluam Haulman Timothy Banks Wrlllam Kob Row2 Mr David Duncan Kenneth Hartman Herbert Faust Norman Shadle Wllluam McCIeary Larry Barnhart Ronald Layman Robert Patterson Barry Beard Mr Robert Thomas Row3 Ron ald Peters Raymond Swope Charles Chronlster Ronald Perry Robert Weaver Robert Etchberger Robert Hamsher Richard Hull Rodney Cook Row4 Andrew Cox Daniel Muller Garnet Corwell Raymond Jenkins Marvin Patterson I C O . l l T9 O ' 7 T3 ' 0 20 6 O O 33 41 O ' ' of . ' Scotland Shrppensburg Hanover Coaches Mr Robert Thomas Mr Davud Duncan Manager Ronald Peters SCORING cAHs opp RECORD CAHS Opp Shnppensburg Waynesboro Gettysburg Under the direction mentors Robert A Thomas and David Duncan the Chambersburg Area Hugh cchool Freshman enloyed theur second successful season on the grudrron From an inexperienced group of youngsters un September emerged a co ordunated determined squad that dnsplayed the wnlllngness abulnty and com petntnve spnrnt that wall nn future seasons carry on the excellent record our Varsuty Trolans have enloyed We offer our congratulatuons to our freshman hopefuls upon whom future teams are buult 106 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Coach-Galen Warren left to right: Row 1--Stephen Schlich- ter, Terry Conner, James Thomas, Ed- ward Sclichter, Herbert Bing, Robert Patterson. Row 2-Percy P 0 9 U 9, George Warner, Charles Barnhart, John Sleichter, Blaine Richardson, Samuel Butz, Mr. Galen Warren. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORING RECORD FRESHMAN J. V. SCORING RECORD Home Opp, Home opp' 25 ' 42 Scotland ll 50 Ecol Grad 35 Shippensburg 18 25 Angers own 29 Waynesboro 17 oona 34 Hanover 29 24 Coatesville 50 Gettysburg 24 37 Shop Team 43 Scotland 24 44 William Penn 49 Shippensburg ll so Scotland 38 Waynesboro fg 34 H h 67 Greencastle 59 Sliils Zlgbuf 54 Hanover 25 40 W pp b 9 60 Greencastle 24 Cynes om 48 Gettysburg 27 31 Carlisle 45 Hanover H FRESHMAN VARSITY SCORING RECORD opp . ome . ig MeCl C5b '9 -sa Scotland 13 Gellysburg 36 Shippensburg 18 40 He'5l'9Y 21 Waynesboro 20 59 Shippengbuyg 38 Hanover 54 45 W b 26 Gettysburg 39 36 C oilnfs Oro 38 Scotland 21 or 'S e 40 Shippensburg 30 43 HUNOVGY 37 Waynesboro 41 40 Mechanicsburg Z0 Greencastle 11 51 G 9 Hanover 55 39 e Y5b '9 as Greencastle 23 Hcgerslown 29 Gettysburg 30 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Coach-Howard Hege Manager-Roger Leodbeafer left to right: Row 1-Richard Edwards, Orville Cooper, Glenn Wildeson, Timothy Banks, Bar- ry Lautenslager, Norman Piper. Row 2-Ray Powell, Thomas Lynch, Eber Leisher, Larry Haul- man, Richard Statler, Herbert Faust, Harry Black. Row 3- Thomas Havens, William Etter, Terry Hicks, Richard Patterson, Jerry Stewart, William Kolb, Jere Brehm, Leslie Chase, Mr. Howard Hege. 107 Left to right Rowl Robert Lehman Paul Verdler William McMorris Robert Jacobs Robert Anlxerbrand Robert Thomas Mr Jack Fisher Row2 Lester Daihl Jay Black Robert Glessner George Trail Lloyd Wilcox Jacob Corwell Ralph Tolbert John Shreiner Row3 Earl Zook Richard Johnson Ronald Jones Lewis Leadbeater Wayne Benedict Eugene Franklin Coach Mr Jack Fisher SCORING RECORD 1953 CAHS Opp. St. Thomas McConnellsburg Shippensburg McCon nellsbu rg Hagerstown Hanover Chambersburg s Trojans compiled a not too impressive 5 won 6 lost record on the baseball diamond last year. This record could have been much better had their defensive work been up to par. The Trojans got off on the wrong foot when they lost a 5-4 decision to St. Thomas. However they won the next three games in succession de- feating Mc onnellsburg 6-O Shippensburg 7-'I and McConnellsburg again 22-'l. After having scored 35 runs to their opponents 2 in the three games the Fishermen lost to Hagerstown by a one-sided ll-'I sco e. ln the second conference oame the Trojans were well on their way to vic- CAHS Opp. Scotland Hagerstown Shippensburg Hanover Scotland tory with a 3-2 lead in the sixth inning. However Hanover scored 4 unearned runs in the bottom half of the sixth inning to take a 6-3 decision. The Trojans got back to the winning ways by walloping the Cadets of Scotland ll-3. Cham- bersburgs best efforts of the season went to naught as the team lost a 2-O game in our sec- ond encounter with Hagerstown. After defeat- ing Shippensburg again 5-4 the Trojans lost two home games in a row ll-3 to Hanover and 'I3-6 to Scotland. Both games with Gettysburg were called because of rain and were unable to be replayed. BASEBALL TEAM . . . 61-ingA in the rum 2 3 16 3 O 2 23 l 5 4 'j jj 3 ll 3 6 6 13 'I' R A C K T E A M daAlueA to Victory Co Captains Arthur Kemp James Washabaugh Managers James Alexander Jacob Muller Lynn Yaukey Coaches Mr Howard Hege Mr Davud Duncan The Chambersburg Area Hugh School track aggregatuon ex perlenced one of nts best years They won one traangular meet and one dual meet Almost all conference teams were blessed wuth outstandung athletes thus was proved by the fact that seven South Penn Conference records were shattered un the conference meets Dual Meets Gettysburg Chambersburg Carlusle Chambersburg Hanover 4126 Chambersburg 76Va T C Invutatlon Meet 18 teamsb Third Place 34V Triangular Meet iBngIersvnlle and Washmgton Townshupsb Fnrst Place 6lVz South Penn Conference Fourth Place 35V2 Dlstrlct :,t.t3 at Lancaster Enghth Place State Meet Three school records were broken One Mule Run James Washabaugh 4 46 2 mln Broad Jump Arthur Kemp 2 t 3 n One school record was hed 880 Yard Run James Washabaugh 2 O4 2 mm Twelve members of the team earned varsuty letters Left to right Rowl Arthur Kemp Jack Renfrew Walter McGull Harold Ford Wray Bevens Thurman Hassler Carence Pugh James Washabaugh Ray Snyder Row2 Robert Krieger Wullnam Achenbach Larry Hoover Sabltlne Davls Bennett Blttmger Terry Conner Richard Harper Gordon Vestre Gary Dougal James Alexander Mr Howard Hege Row 3-Mr David Duncan Herbert Blng Thomas Dlftenderfer Sydney Wells James Chase Lawrence Rosenberry Robert Horn Wllllam Johnston Donald Cormany Richard Deshong Jacob Muller Row 4-Rlchard Wagner Charles Edwards Ralph Weyer Alan Querry Paul Derrldlnger Wayne Henry Edward Westbrook Leighton Scott Lynn Yaulxey 109 0 C U . 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IC +lNq -hmg, gi' oN was Quv- bor, oF course, no ofher' a compgv-eA vu th our-.s Suu-u gf us served qi' -rhe Tun or en or 'iecqwhn 44105 gr Igyhop yi, Pr-ov aii much Xe 'Fellini' 0 18601 WU R9 OU' beau-NS-RA and sad as 1-he qna her 12-7 .Q ,me ox 'kb audkiorkum whwl Nh pxmiel 'Pump cmd Cv-cumai-ance come The Tun or Sen or zcgpi on W 60 Xen h we QU hai' 111 an sure. sf uf :cum qu-it K CVC T we M4 Gwen' Btcome. Senkor-1 Thosegd 185 Cer-1'cnnK1 'cxew by CLV CKKY aqua' we Mshnquished ous-sehes The -Naam had much aucceS0 09 4 A 'Wie Q ann! 0 'teams The rnaqqgne camps qu sues sd- o schblx and we mode Q Fon S3 'From all Sen or Thanksqsuknq Dance Gai e Sale For our Sm-nor ploy ue. pr-esan-ha Q An -Qui come 1 0'4 Mus: Brooks RN 'these proaed-s hexped us on ou wow, 1-o C fygfnengerne X5 nov., n 3 'QQW N ,t B +0 qggd QXA C H N S vVe've, had Some 3 deff'-A elPe encu qefh and we oN h to leave. BY 1-he wc Whss Sermon hold her' ncme Qhgnqed +0 P'lf-5 'R 9-e dur faq our Sophom 115 'x N 3 , . . 9 . j Q 9 xg , K 1 1 rx r- ? Y ' r x . . S5 W . , ' . ' A , O I R 'K 1 . xunhn- Fw-one was the. mosi in U fhe KW-Eff, Gaiam- O1 N05 b'7h - . -Y X ' 'x Q . K X I Q rx B ' 3 9' . .1 ' - ' . 3 ' . - Y K 7' .l ' 1-M Q Y' . . V' ,D,c. L, 1 K ' ' Q . 8 V y. ' , 1 K V3 Q54 VVHOS - , , I l 1' Y. Q? EF? 95 OF FAME 4 3 Most popular girl Most popular boy Most attractive girl Handsomest boy Quietest girl Quietest boy Most athletic girl Most athletic boy Most likely to succeed lgirll Arlene Washinger Wray Bevens Annette Frecon Ralph Tolbert Bertha Wiles Earl Zook Joanne Trogler Jacob Corwell Nina Terhune Most likely to succeed Cboyj Charles Fox Most talkative girl Most talkative boy Most musical girl Most musical boy Best actress Best actor Friendliest girl Friendliest boy Best boy dancer Best girl dancer Most ambitious girl Most ambitious boy Most dependable girl Most dependable boy Biggest girl flirt Biggest boy flirt Most versatile girl Most versatile boy Mary Grace Everts Marlin Funk Charlotte Miller William Black Miriam Heckman Charles Lightner Maxine Harmon Robert Wolford Wray Bevens Mitzi Shelton Jane Hudson James Chase Ruth Sollenberger Charles Brightbill Joan Steger Chester Peters Lewese Ross George Trail Cutest couple Nancy Smith, Richard Wagner LIBRARY PLAY meet Nw W1 e Now don't get me wrong! I'm for home e its e Dont gi e up hope' Theres some ay out of this onl kind of life. But well, there are so few women Im sure Y I that understand a man, Written by Lynn Starling Directed by Virginia Lee Pollock Cast of Cha racte rs William William Achenbach Alice Miriam Heckman Harvey Lennox Victor Staunton Gertrude Lennox Doris Bellamy Dorothea Keys Gregory Brown Guy Patterson Philip Lord Charles Lightner Presented November l9, 20 l953 Chambersburg Area High School Auditorium George Trail SENIOR PLAY Curtain Coll . . . 040' MIAA Eroolw Written by Christopher Sergel Directed by Virginia Lee Pollock Cast of Cha racte rs Miss Brooks Annette Frecon Miss Finch Mary Moore Hugo Longacre Larry Miller Mr. Wadsworth Robert Lochbaum Miss Audubon Nina Terhune Elsie Arlene Morrow Elaine Jane Everetts Jane Lewese Ross Sylvia Maxine Harmon Doris Harriet Mickey Marge Shirley Biesecker Faith Joanne Trogler Rhonda Miriam Heckman Ted George Trail Stanley Paul Derridinger Martin Marlin Funk Mrs. Allen Betty Edwards Basketball Players Wray Bevens, James Chase, Jacob Corwell, Robert Jacobs, Lawrence Rosenberry, Ralph Tolbert. Presented February 5, 6, 1954 Chambersburg Area High School Auditorium rfwaftfz, Y For once, Miss Brooks, I want a play put on without any troubles 'Jane, there's something I've wanted you to know or difficulties. THE MARCH OF TIME MAY 1970 Good evenang ladaes and gentlemen Thas as Charles Laghtner brangang you the up to the manute news as compaled by Lewese Ross an the T I M E news room Followang the news Paul Derradanger wall brang you sport fans the latest an the world of sports Our first news atem of am portance concerns a well known newspaper wo man Mass Kathryn Warren as to become the first woman edator of the New York Tames Her pro motaon as largely a result of her success as for eagn correspondent an the Chanese Caval War Jane Hudson woman senator from Pennsyl vanaa used her magnetac personalaty to defeat the Ewan amendment an the upper house today Thas amendment drawn up by Senator Wallaam Ewan also of Pennsylvanaa would repeal a for mer amendment for Woman Suffrage Attorney General Charles Fox won has case agaanst Bag Bcsaness today by revealang secret data compaled by Nana Terhune We have lust receaved word that Mass Mary Daehl famous frontlane nurse returnang to the Unated States Lawrence Rosen berry foreagn manaster to Russaa as also return ang to the States havang lust completed a good wall tour of the U S S R Marlan Funk communast spy for the F BI wall be heralded thas evenang for has success an destroyang the largest Red Spy Rang an Ameraca Malton Crawford s new model of the Farmall tractor goes on sale today It marks has twenty fifth model sance he started an busaness an T954 Lasten agaan tomorrow some tame same stataon when the Traal Jacobs Elec tronacs Corporataon wall agaan brang you the March of Tame And now here as Paul Derradang er your host an the world of sports Hello sport fans It looks as af the Brooklyn Dodgers are on thear way to wannang thear tenth straaght pennant They defeated the Phals agaan today behand the two hat patchang of Ralph Tol bert Jack Small and John Davas former hold outs reported to the Cleveland Browns summer football camp today along wath busaness man agers Rachard Foreman and Wayne Henry On the tennas front Chester Peters won the Davas Cup Sangles makang a clean sweep of all sangles for thas year Margaret Short Ameraca s most celebrated athlete wan the decathlon an the Olympac games thas afternoon and set a new world record At the same tame Wallaam Zap Olaver won the Nataonal Open wath a final round of 67 makang has total an ancredable 198 Dack Johnson looks lake a sure bet for Rookae ofthe Year honors an the Ameracan League Flashlll W have lust receaved news that Gredern Gene Ryders famous race horse whach won the Ken tucky Derby thas year broke has leg an a traal run thas afternoon lm afraad thas means the end of a great horse and a successful money wanner Well I see my tame as up Thanks for lastenang See you tomorrow At the tone the tame wall be 2 OO p m May l T970 Stataon TIME brangs you A Vasat wath Katherane Wenger Good afternoon ladaes Thas as Katherane Wenger brangang you news from the world of so caety Mass Charlotte Maller has chosen Saturday May 20 as the date for her marraage to Prance Aly Alla of Sauda Arabaa Musac for the receptaon wall be provaded by Wallaam Black and has anter nataonally known orchestra Concert crtast Charles Braghtball wall be the vocalast The College Club whach wall meet Tuesday at the home of Mass Harraet Mackey well known novelast wall have Wayne Hoover scaentast as speaker Hosts and hostesses for the May Flowers For mal Dance have been named They are Mass Ellen Zaraer Mass Peggy Smath Mass Sherrall Ott Mr Franklan Kauffman Mr Gerald Waldeson and Mr Davad Snader The Hawaaaan Islands are the goal of paanast Kaye Armstrong Artast Maraan McDermott as at home at Lake vaew Manor after returnang from New York I have lust been told by oal magnate Robert Wolford that the gala openang of has new mod ern hotel The Cloverleaf as set for June 'I A new play Vernal Bloom, has gone anto productaon under the darectaon of Charles Laght ner wratten by noted playwraght Nancy Allen Make up artast Margaret Sellers has moved to Hollywood to become head of the make up department of M G M Studaos Ruth Anna Faelds our noted fashaon desagn er has returned from her Paras salon Also re turned to our caty are archatect Wallaam Ewan and has pravate secretary Dona Nuckels Patracaa Furley laboratory technacaan of General Electruc Arlene Morrow confidentaal secretary to the Sec retary of State And now I must say good bye I hope that you wall vasat wath me agaan next week at thas same tame ,, . . - . . . . . 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A 3 CLUTTER 123 A asasvs Hit CREAM 2- :S Q x I . Y 4 Z 5.kQ u .n A f,. I un Q K 5 I . ,X A u s -I M.. 4 ' -1-x..,, 4. X A g H ' F2 ' im I Ilya' lwgsagi ' if ' rg 'fq I ',fj?.--I'-' , ' E 4 A 6-.MN - '-4 , ull!! 5, I I I Q A 1-.,., 46 W.-tr C Q f-J K . A fr wait' , , ,---,M . I ai x 1 g I A' I 'Qu i Ji as f U I , , If f ' A by HP'-1'1l:f 9 4 l FV' H 9 ' x 5 If 'R 4. 4'- ji' , 1 v . ?, ' T 1 ,M - Q.. A,,.' E, Y -2 -' cv V a 9 9 ' G . v l 5 S OUR PATRCNS reveal gemane 1ntereAt Jef Two parents receive dlrectlons on how to get to their homeroom This year In observance of our thlrd annual Parents Night more than sux hundred parents came to school to obser e classroom procedures and teaching techniques O F Dr Robert H Addleman Ambrose Jewelry Store Amerlcan Oul Co Angle Brothers V T Angle and Cons Anthony 8- Barnes Mr Charles P Aughlnbaugh Ausherman Bros Realtors Mr H G Bancroft Mr and Mrs Robert Barbour Barnharts Pharmacy W C Barnhart 8. Sons Beacon Loan Inc of Chambersburg Herman D Beatty Farm Bureau Insurance Service The Beauty Spot Mr J Glenn Benedlct John P Buetsch DDS Dr and Mrs W Edward Black Bobs Smoke Shop Mr Edward Brand Bream Company Dlstrubutors Apples Peaches Breners Furniture Store Inc M G F Brezler Buohls Market Dr and Mrs C W Burkett 126 I C I O O X A' .fy W . 3 6 me P' ,V ' .Wx K A ' t . ,W N' L jim 5 3 ' :C C 5 , Q V . V . Dr. . .Acri . - . ' , . . . I ..-. . . I . . . . I l f. . . , ln our Aclwol I1 e Byer Bros Florists Chambersburg School of Business Caldwell Electronics Chambersburg Theatre Ca Inc Capital Bakers Inc Chambersburg Trust Co Capitol Restaurant Cherry Lane Dairy Carls Market On the Square City Produce Ca Carr 8. Pheil Television Sales and Service H L Coder Heating 8. Appliances Dr and Mrs Harold L Castleman Colao Studios Chambersburg Coca Cola Bottlmg Works Colomal Radio Shop Chambersburg Engineering Co Cormany and Statler Tire Service Chambersburg Ford Co J F Crunkleton 81 Sons Coal 81 Fuel Oil Chambersburg Laundry Mr Daniel S Culp Chambersburg Motor Club C V Cooperative Association A group of parents receives information about classroom practices and oblec tnves from the regularly scheduled teacher, thereby strengthening the relationship between the parents and the school personnel 127 I Chambersburg Dairy Products Co. L. S. Cook-Farm Equipment, Sales and Service OUR PATRONS C V Feed and Produce Co Cys Beauty Salon Davls Esso Servucenter Mr Charles Davnson Mr Chauncey Depuy Mr Edgar W Duehl Gale Duehl Sporting Goods Mr and Mrs Paul Diehl N E Dlffenderfer Plumbing 81 Heating Duftys Druve ln Dr and Mrs S W Dlttmar C B Dolge Co Dumeld Music House App OKI ately sx hund ed studen utffge oppvrtunztfu proalzded Dulebohn Candy Co Dunhllls Clothang Store Ebys Tea Room Dr and Mrs D M Edwards Mr and Mrs L Kenneth Ernckson Eysters Dry Goods Store Farmers 8- Merchants Trust Co Fusher Flower Shop Mr E Percy Fogelsonger Franklin Farm Bureau Co op Assn Fravers Shoe Store Mr and Mrs Robert Frecon Clyde E Funk Real Estate is are en olled n the Adult en ng c ool Pct ed belc s a Bookkeep ng I class ta cht by M J Ke eth G ble dlectoro the adltee gpora 128 I 0 o a o 0 o The Do-Nut HUT Howard G. Frey-Plumbing and Heating r 'm i r r i Ev i S h . i ur w i i uk r. . nn a r, 'r f U v nin r g m. f , IL 15-- by the extenuon edacatwn prvgram T enty cou ses are ncluded n the cu culum Pctured obo e IS a Typ g l class taught by Mr Phllup Muchaels Mr H C Gabler Guyer Lumber 81 Coal Co Gllberts Pharmacy Galberts Store for Men Mr Walter H Glasgow Glass Photo Studuo Dr. Donald J. Glen Gulf Owl Corporatuon Guy J Hater General Contractor Q Hafer Ice and Cold Storage Inc Holler and Co Inc Harmons Furnlture Store Mr and Mrs Frank B Hartzok L. B. Herr 8- on R. G. Glessner-Commercia Photographer Hershey Creamery GIick's Shoe Store E. F. Goetz Construction C B. F. Goodrich 81 Co. W. T. Grant Co. Dr. Martin Greenberg Grove Manufacturing Co. Hertz Drive-ur-self System HofTman's Used Car Lot Home Equipment Sales and Servnce Mr. C. R. Hoover Hoover Bros., Frozen Custard Hoover's Super-ette Market 69 enrolling rn One of the most popular courses offered ln the extenslon educatuon rc gram us the art course The heavy enrollment necessitates the operatnon of four classes all of whlch are taught by Mr Godfrey Brehl Ptctured above IS the Monday night class Horns Motor Express Inc Enos Horst Electrtcal Contractor Hoslers Market House of Gems Hotel Washlngton Dr and Mrs J C Hudson M Thomas H Humelsune Huntsberrys Shoe Store Mr A J Whtte Hutton Ideal Dry Cleaners The lqloo Frozen Custard lvory System C E Jackson Co Jaslows Army 8- Navy Store Johnson s Shoe Repair Servlce Mr and Mrs Charles W Karper Kenmes Scotland Road Market Kessungers Grocery Mr and Mrs Max Knrson Kleen Kut Market H T Klme Typewrnter Exchange Kcttcamp Construction Co L R Kremer Insurance Agency Kurtz Bros Kustard Kttchen Lolrd s Mens Shop 0 O ll I J '1- U . Y' V . . I . A p - Hope Chest Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jaslow l30 adult evening claAAeA. Lakevnew Mlllung Company The Lamp and Guft Shop Latsbaugh Meot Market Lawyers Confectionery and Newsstand Leed s Shoe Store Mr and Mrs Frank B Lendng Letter Brothers lnc Library Book House Mr and Mrs Norman C Llghtner Lincoln Dnner Ira A Long Jeweler Long View Fruit Market Ludwig s M 8.H Chevrolet Sales J Z Martin Jeweler Martnn Brothers Martnn Optical Co Mr Otto H Matzelle Dr John W McCauley McCleary Brothers Studebaker Dealers McCleary Oll Co Mr and Mrs Charles McCrae McCrory Stores Corporation Mr A C CFredJ McCullough Mr John C McDowell Jr R C Mclntyre Gas Oul Heatung Mr Bltner Metz W Roy Mackey Adults also exhlblt much nte est n learning to etln sh fum tu e P ctured obo e s one of three classes en olled n this course huch as taught by Mr Vcto Foreman , . I . , . . . Dr. . ' ls ' l L. i - l r l ' r l lr. i vi r i ' w' ' .l r 'l3'l OUR PATRONS . exlui6it wlwlelcear-ted inte:-eAt The g ound breaking ce emony on May 13 1953 fo a ne seno hgh school as the culmlnatlon of th ee yea s of te se pla Ing and school board oc Johnny Mlllers Laundromat Nevins Millers Furnuture Store J J Newberry Company Modern Dry Cleaners P Nlcklas Sons Inc Mr and Mrs Steve Moraltes Nntterhouse Concrete Products Motor Sales Northern Engravlng 8. Electrotype Co Mt Vnew Televlsuon Office Suppliers Nash Servuce Center Olnver Oul Co Nathans Olympia Candy Kntchen The Natvonal Bank of Chambersburg Olympnc Athletuc Recondutlonnng Co 132 r ' r , , r w i r i w ' ' r r in n nn' - tivity. Middour Real Estate Agency Nehi Bottling Co. rn our wel are Howard W Ott Real Estate Pattersons Newsstand Penna Marble 8. Stone Co Plasterers Greenhouse E D Plummer 8- Sons General Contractors Powell Photo Shop Rand s Castle Ressler 81 Houser Insurance Agency Runes Pharmacy Robson 8- Kaye lnc Mr and Mrs Davnd P Ross Ross General Tnre Servuce Charles Rotz Lumber Yard Rouzers Repalr Shop Royal Jewelers S 81H Statuonery Store Sandoes Feed Store Dr and Mrs Paul J Rader Ja... By October, 1953, the excavating und scalfoldmg are well under way The grounds for the new structure cover opproxnmately twenty GCYQS 133 Public Opinion-Chambersburg's Newspaper Royale Dairy 61, encvuragzng J G Schaff Electric Company C Graydon Schllchter Insurance Mr and Mrs Max E Schwarz Secrest 81 Kump General Contractors Sellers Funeral Home Welty Shaffer Bunldung Contractor Dr and Mrs Charles J Shapiro Shenk and Tuttle The Sherwin Wullnams Co Mr Harry H Sherk Shnvely Motors Inc Shnvelys Dairy Robert S Shull Cemetery Memoruals Salaam Ice and Cold Storage Co Sltes Surgucal Applvance Co Smnttys Place Snok Shak Spanglers Drug Store Speer 8- Co The R K Spldell Concesslon Stanley Manufacturing Co Mr and Mrs Fred S Strackler Mr Edwin D Strute Sr Sunset Alrways Sunset Drlve In Theatre Sunshine Feed Store Plans begun to take form The ne bulldmg whlch III contam Hfty classrooms as ell as a number of specual rooms all accommo date twelve hundred students l34 is . . . ' . . ' ' Co. Dr. and Mrs. Max G. Shively Mr. James A. Strite Q' ' V educational adalancemen t. The archltectural d a ng e eals a hgh school des gned for up to date educatnonal travmng Chambersburg can be proud of :ts f'ne schools Dorothy W Sutluff Gufts Swuft 8. Company Termunal Restaurant Thomas Pretzel C Tobeys Unnon Emblem Co U S Paper Mnlls Valley Auto Co lnc The Valley National Bank Vanderaus Restaurant Walker Brothers Walkers Drug Store WCHA AM FM TV W D Weaver Meats an John H Wenger Insurance Wullnams Ladles Store Wulson College Wlnfield Glass Shop Judge Edmund Culbertson Wnngerd Wise Radio 8- Sound Service The Wolf Co T B Woods Sons Co Woolworths Worth s Yohes Market York Machinery 8- Supply Co Zammltos Mens and Boys Shop Provuslons T M Zummerman Co 135 ' r wi r v i i ' I . . . . . , . , o. ' , . Tropical Treat Mr. George Wingert I ., . . . . ' I I I I , . 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