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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

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'u,Vl' A Century of Progress The schools have come a long long way The past one hundred years New buuldungs buult new goals attauned Beyond the scope of seers T e Kerrstown School was Hrst to come The Kung Street School was next e gurls began on Washungton To learn from wrutten text ln eughteen hundred seventy sux A two floor bruck was buult To teach the boys as well as gurls In Ioguc to the hult Too small too small then came the cry As populatuon grew A new school the town must have To care for students new A larger sute they all agreed On Queen Street east there was a strup That satusfled the rule From nuneteen ten to thurty one The four year hugh school grew The twenty rooms were not enough So once agaun the heads were bent In deep duscernung thought A larger school ut needs must be The how and where were sought Then nune and forty rooms were buult A three floor plan was made So chuldren would be best prepared For future plans they laud A as' Ala lc' In tuftyt e The seams prepared to burst Unless the school board could once m re Erect a new school fTrst So once agaun un fifty five It was to be our fate To see on Suxth a new hugh school The finest un the state Thus Chambersburg has earned uts place For men un eughteen fatty sux Took care ot you and me To house the luvely crew Alan Ankerbrand Q '8s6 X Nj-if xl! h 2 ' ' 1 Th ' ' ' ' - ' I . c . ' - hre , ' , 0 Be purchased for the schoolg A learned town, you seeg .,v 'YQ M -as , 4 5 2, fo I 0 K7 , , ffl? u ,W if ff , f C' If Lf Af,, ,, Q! N f 19 The se Echo ,eat 'R G 0 Ilamharshurg A Na ll gfra ff ju w x . ' A151 NR 'Q Q 'Quai I fi.-qg -g, OUR SCHOOL . . We Reap The Benefifs i , X flgig gig fi ge ,ci fi x Friendly cooperation revais eween e atrons and The adminisfrafion. Siudenfs are enthusiastic about the many facilities h h I of the new hig sc oo. 4 Of One Hundred 51 ...,,. ',, A ..,,1,x.?,,, , ,,,'j,T',,,.. ,,,, ,.,, ., 'I ,W ,,,,,, , - . The weekly assemblies veflecf the varied intefesfs ond skills of the sfudenfs. Years Of Public High School Educafion In Chambersburg UUR SCHOOL The modern currlculum Includes the study of Romance languages us well as Lohn Here Senores Nodcleo and Lynch produce on old Spanish cusvcm by serenodnng Senornos Befz ond Kohler Our Work Uur Achvlhes, Our Play L 0 0 0 0 U , The Cheerleaders exhibit both pulchritude and pep Mr. Agczie waits pciienvly for fha? soeciol picture Becky Tri1!e ond Sue Mickey represen? their class in the Queen's Couri on Color Day. Typing studenfs work indusfri- ously cn ci speed Yesi. Sfudenis report eagerly Yo the cafeteria for fheir noon-day mecl. Here Reber? Seiders and Paul Saunders heod the line of hungry seniors. 7 ii g N' N F . . - .-Litas.. Q -,,.'f,, ,,, 1 411' 'E- A Q.. -4-qv' 6 ,x .1-,-,Q 4 r 1 I sl I ,as fx Ex ' rib' .X x - ,,.- -w, fx - . s . Q Qif N 1 WZ! ,.,.A, ,, WW q-uw: 41N I' rfb' X F V.. Mi , ,sez-W ..N l, RAT! ., , .-W if is! A . ? 5- 1 . - Y 3 .,-.1- i ' .,,fW , -JL ' ,A,k,,,.. M .V , .H 9,5 - 1 -- ,. b x I . 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I C I I I 5, A zu , O f' t 5 n my +V ..u., -ul-p , gn Zn, M t 51 LE 5 42 ,Q git ' 5 2 5: I Q T .V- 1?':A ASQ T' , tell , .ff fu 4' hifi JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE OHAMBERSBURG AREA JOINT BOARD Front Home K Z m e an Joh A Ile He ben C Bea dslee Clarence C All so Rear Roy S pat ck teasu er Albef S He eberge ce chair an Wu llam H Shank J cha r an E ga Sno e J Roland College Donald Hoo e J Merle Kaul? an CHAMBERSBURG Herbert C Beardslee Homer K Zlmmerman Roy S Klrkpairlck Albert S Henneberger Joseph R Wernme Wnlluam H Shank J P u L Malls Rudolf M Wertlme Sollcltor GREENE TOWNSHIP W B Shnvely Edgar Snake George W Fries George R Brnndle Max Hanks Pau J Keller John Yohe GUILFORD TOWNSHIP Samuel H Burkholder Murray Kauffman Charles A Pryor J A Ba er J Roland College John R McCulloh Samuel L Marian Boards of Drredors HAMILTON TOWNSHIP GarnetThrush Clarence C Alluson Maurice B Mentzer Garnet B Duce Brandt Wenger LETTERKENNY TOWNSHIP Donald Hoover L R Alleman Kenneth Reed Wnlllam G Horn J F Rosenberry LURGAN TOWNSHIP A A Brennze Jo n A Ile James A Heckman Otmer Stouffer Harvey J Zook I2 ai J MERLE KAUFFMAN d e y A sv C geof a oe cefayJ B Educational Engmeers DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT J Frank Faust BS Susquehanna Un: versnty AM Columbia Unlverslty Ped D Susquehanna Unnversuty Ed D The Pennsylvania State Unuver slt ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ln charge of Instruction and Curriculum Edson B Powell BS M Ed Ed D Unuverslty of Plttsburgh e an ock y lo g om f e e o s the Echo e e ce o o I I I ov, ,ff'7 if, x, 0 Q a I Y I - in . , . ., I' I - -1 I I .I I . I ' . , . ., . ., . ., , .I . . . . y. ? 5' 'fx f 2 I B 5 I I 1 Dr, Faust, Dr. Pow II, Mr. Sh e find okin at s e o th arly editi n of 1 an entertaining x peri n . 13 C ompefenf E xecuhves ol 0 M Shockey fnds the Intercom-'numcat on PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL system on exped 1 ous ay of making announce I Shockey B S M S Genys 0 I I I lj I I . I af I l r. I ' . ' i ii w ' - . , . ., . ., ' r. ' in o new . . , . ., ' j . ., . menls burg College ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL Merle B Hafer A B Gettysburg Col lege A M Columbuo Umverslty I4 M Hofer engoys o humorous passage text book We Honor Mrs chI'lSfIIl8 W Mickey M Phullpl Muchaels AJ! We are termunatung another nmportant mulestone of ourgg 7X 247 lnves As we look back wustfully over the past 'Four years ww!! f reallze how fortunate we have been un having advisers who were always mterested an our welfare and tolerant of our mex peruence Under theur leadershlp we were able to complete wuth prude and satnsfactxon every prolect we undertook In apprecla tnon for all their eFforts we can find no better words than Thank your many knndnesses and your wuse counselung Mrs Mnckey and Mr Muchaels tally the sales of the Chrnstmas card campalgn and are pleased wnth the results sr I5 WAWM . 'x 'l . l D - l .. f. .D . ' .. . 1 . y ' ' . . . . I 7 jbj ' I A Q - u - lffk you, Mrs. Mickey and' Mr. Michaels. We shall always cherish my git Q l M .L A y V M 'z , M - A l 1 Q - f . 'fi' , U O I e . ' 4 UUR FACULTY Helpful GRACE M BACHTELL B A Allegheny College French Englush French Club Senior Trl HI Y MILDRED S BENDER AB Wnlso College BS Columbus Umverslfy MEd Pennsylvania State Unlverslly Llbrary Supervisor Lubrary Staff GEORGE R BIECHER BS Lebanon Valley College Yae Umverslty Chemlsfry 6?47 S1-'SJ BS Shlppensburg Slate Teachers College Commercnal Geography Typewrmng Color Day Chairman MARJORIE BURKET B S Indiana Slate Teachers College Vocahonal Home Economucs Future Homemalcers of America MARTHA E CAMPBELL BS Shlppensburg Stale Teachers College 'Ql- English PATRICIA T CASTLEMAN B S Indnana Stole Teachers College Vocatnonal Home Economics Fulure Homemakers of America Soph omore Class Adviser STEPHEN CHREPTAK BS Lock Haven Stale Teachers Col lege MS Bucknell Unnverslty Socncl Sfudnes '4'Iim JB W l I I , 1 ' 'L - -, Yi : . -, ' Q . - I ANNA E. smmosn gf , , Lijys. . ., Wil? T lv, L Q . ., l , ' . . 0 . . , 5,-,z is ' ,- . ., ' Q ' -1 k y - ag ,, kk v X K Dlrecfors of Achv: :es MARGUERITE B COOK B S Susquehanna Umverslty Omce Practice Shorthand Typewrlt ng Senlar Trl Hx Y DONALD H DICKEY BS Pennsylvania State Unnverslty Auto Shop Future Craftsmen of America ELIZABETH R ELDER AB Welson College MA University of Pennsylvcmo Loran Lahn Club PAMELLIA G ERICKSON A B Wnlson College Arnerlcan History Current Government Problems JunlorTr1 Hu Y Keeplng the lnbrary books nn good condmon requures con stunt checking Here Mrs Ben der lnstructs Nancy Asper and onno Landis repczurm back strups I I .fl D ' in Hg l nun rncum Pfomofefs Officers of the Commercial Club wuth the help of Mr Gobler plan theur pro gram of actlvrtues which consists chlefly of dnscusslons of problems pertolnrng to the business world and lectures from bus: ness men and mdustrlalrsts cnples of the perrodlc arrangement of chemlcol elements to a class of seniors Students IH Mr Weeks physlcs class watch wuth Interest whale Credon Thrush demonstrates an occelerotnon of grovuty devlce whuch was constructed by mem bers ofthe class 18 I l I Mr. Biecher demonstrates the prin- l I CHARLES S FLECK Pennsylvania State University Car negie Institute of Technology Sheet Metal Shop Future Craftsmen of America Junior Class Adviser WILLIAM H FREET B S Pennsylvania State University Future Craftsmen of America MILDRED FREIDINGER Shlppensburg State Teachers College Columbia University Mathematics J KENNETH GABLER B S Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege M Ed Umverslty of Pittsburgh Business English Bookkeeping Student Advisory Council Commercial Club Financial Manager of Athletics LOYAI. I. GlI.I.S B.S. Grove City College, M.Ed. Wes tern Maryland College Bookkeeping Typewriting Business Law ECHO Adviser IDA E. I'IEl.lER B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers Col- ege Shorthand Typewriting Store Practice Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y MARY F. HOUSER R. N., Chambersburg Hospitalg Penn' sylvania State University School Nurse ROBERT KINDERMAN B.S., West Chester State Teachers Col- lege Health, World History Senior Hi-Y, Junior Varsity Football Coach of Worth - While Projects Machine Shop I Q i I , OUR FACULTY JAMES W KING S Shnppensburg Stare Teachers College Arnerlcan Hlsiory World Hnsfory So cial Scsence Sensor Hn Y JEANNE H KIRBY B S West Chesver State Teachers Cal lege MEd Pennsylvania Slate Un: versity Engllsh Glrls Guldance Counselor Hall Squad 51uden9Advlsory Council MARGARET L KLEE B S Sluppensburg Stale Teachers Col Librarian Library Staff SUSIE K KRIECHBAUM AB Wnlson College MA Columbia UDIVSYSILY Algebra Plane and Salud Geomelry Trngonomerry Achvmes Tuckef Fund Mr Lucas demansfrafes cor rec? puano technique to Janet Fleogle and Darlene Yeager Culhvafors of 1 ' I I I B. ., ' L' . .A 1 X , I . , . X R I . . I4 ' . leg-te Vx, . L I K 1Lf.'f , W' n 'f 20 Arhshc Apprecrahon sf ROBERT LOGAN B S Unuversniy o'lPlHsburgl1 Physncal Education Health PAUL LUCAS BMus Peabody Conservatory Sus quehanna Unlversnty Supervisor of Muslc Vocal Music Glee Club Chorlsfers MARGARET McKEE B S Shlppensburg Stale Teachers Col ege General Business ELEZE P McKENZlE B S Shlppensburg State Teachers o lege A M Cornell Umversny English ECHO Advlser PHILIP L MICHAELS B S Shlppensburg Slale Teachers Col ege Salesmanshlp Consumer Educahon Typewrmng Rhythm Kids Senior Class Adviser PARROT Advlser CHRISTINE W MICKEY B A Dlclunson College Spanish World Hlsfory Sensor Class Adviser Spanish Club JOHN A MILLER BS Shlppensburg Stale Teachers Col lege MS Bucknell Umverslty English PARROT Adviser JANET K NELL B S West Chester State Teachers Col ege Physlcal Education Glrls Athlehc Assoclahon Cheerlead ers Junlor Class Adviser ,ft ll I Hr' . 1 I I oun mcum . .. tr, if c.,.,.,set.,s fl!g0!7Ivl,L'Q 1 LJ L Q I WILLIAM B. NICKEY B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Col- legeg Pennsylvania State University Driver Education Safety Patrol PATRICIA A. NEUROTH B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Art Art Club, Junior Tri-Hi-Y LESTER E OSTRASKY Pennsylvania State Unrverslty Building Construction Shop Future Craftsmen of America WILLIAM J OWENS BS MEd Pennsylvania State Um versity Related Mathematics Future Craftsmen of America Stage Manager GEORGE PHILLIPS B S Indiana State Teachers College World History VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK A B Muskingum College M A nt versity of Michigan Speech Drama Dramatic Club WILLIAM A ROBINSON BS MS Pennsylvania Stae Unlver st Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of Amertca Junior HIY LOWELL W SCHLICHTER BS Gettysburg College MEd Wes tern Maryland College Biology Boys Guidance Counselor Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Coach sludenl, receives valuable train- mg in her Held by serving as secretary to Mr. Schlichter dur- ung her senior year. JESSICA SMITH BA Geffysburg College MA Penn sylvama Stale Umverslly J HERBERT SWARTZ BS Geriysburg College MS nell Umversnfy Algebra Plane Geometry Camera Club Junlor HI Y HARRIET P THOMPSON BS Shuppensburg Slate Teachers Col ege English Sophomore Trl H1 Y IRVIN G VALENTINE B S Shnppensburg Stare Teachers Col lege Clnclnnall Conservatory of Muslc Band Orchestra InsIrumenlalMuslc Verna Eby, a commercial l of Wisdom and Undersfanding English, World Hisloryl 1' I I ' gig, Q 4, , , , Solicitous Helpers FLOE H WALKER AB Wllson College MEd tern Maryland College American History Commencement Charrman Q 24 Wes GALEN WARREN BS Pennsylvania Mllatary College M Ed Pennsylvania State University Physlcal Education Varsity Football Coach Club Jumor Varsuty Basketball Coach LESTER W WATSON B S Shuppensburg State Teachers Col lege M A Columbla Umversuty English Social Studies Mathematics Physlcs G GLENDON WEEKS B S Shnppensburg State Teachers Col ege Physlcs G CARL WENGERT Pennsylvania State Unlverslty Unlver stty of Pnttsburgh Dnrector of Vocatuonal Industnal Edu cation Related Drafting Future Craftsmen of America Sopho more HI Y Sophomore Class Adviser JOHN M WITHERSPOON AB Gettysburg College MEd Penn sylvanna State Unrverslty Englush PHILIP H YOUNG B S Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege M Ed Western Maryland Col ege Bnology Visual Educatnon Club Qs X + ll . - 'T ' A I ll . ' A- 1 I MCH I A . ll .I - A' Science Club, Color Day Chairman I 5 . ,, - JUST OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM l l Top to bottom Maestro Valentine cogltates Llngulsts Bachtell Mrs Thompson and Mr Witherspoon pause at the top of e Weeks Mr Kung and Mr Young try so hard to get the tele Mlclloels and Mlss Heller beg n The long 'felt back hom llle vlslon set off the elevator but all In vain Mr Beard and Mass cafeteria Kurby compare notes on the latest developments nn guudance 25 l Z ' ' . ' ' , . . ' th Elder, and Mickey chat in unknown tongues. Mr. Gabler, Mr. ascent Mf. gleche' makes magic for Ml- Young and M MADEIJNE G CAlDWElI. Sensor Secretary Superlnfendenf s Omce MARY LOUISE KUPP Secretary Prlnclpul s Office OFFICE PERSONNEL MARY ANN RIFE Secrerury Superlnfendenf s Omce s 'U SHERRILL O KESSINGER Secretary Prmclpal s Office Secretary Superlnienden Office JOANNE M SMITH Secretary Library 26 Cornpetenf omce work ers keep ihe school runnung smoothly If ' A .9 1 .V wr l ' ELIZABETH T. SHIPP l ' I I , ' t's A Y :L r J ' ' ' Q Us '. ..4 . I lg x I , , 0 Q X I is W . i . I CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right Seated Mal dred Pelffer Cora McNew Ruth Slmons Mable Weis gorber Alice Black Stand Ing Blanche Black Anna Muller Elsie Hamilton Nora Zeger Kathryn Kane Eduth Thompson sr THEY SERVE US WELL 1 27 CUSTODIANS left to nght Donald Cor well Clarence Zeger seph Knrkwood George Kyle, Mulfon Stoutomyer Q . 2 - ' 1 Q . , f V ' I - A lv , ' ' . , A , jx. c ' - , 'r l l 1 Bing, Emma Kimpel, Rhoda E ' 4 ' K l , , Jo- 5 as X 5 K L . X s Q L 1,4 s B ...X T0 GIVE OUR BEST Naxos nAR7llA CARL usnc ear-ay 8ofD 1- JJ F lgfi..f.l We! U0 A Ullllw lJPF+ 5.1.1-r'f weft pL,p,,H..4 T.-1 vena: seyn Fa eF-M Tum wr-n.4,5'eP-'O mklfllllgf all F1441 I L0 gf The Way, Iv F juni? F Day ll yen. Dw De J5 LJ Chu: J Hlglr ljl A A5 fl' 1 LJ ll 5ayU5 IVIIV The Cai'-S ir f,f1, ,Six LJ: ll lI11lEJ-llP5LlJ l 5 1 k-5 GI 8 Ou 'lhc CIES5 OF f Ipfy 51X Tea L 'Hue U 'J e EE sl'--5 give your? 61-'ST THA-for ow? THEME .51 '5 04' THE BEAM ,vo 5.1111 TE FO! CIIJHB-Elf' Roufvo vm: yqnw Qug COLORS I-'Ly Rzzon EUR? Aww, COLORS e Whute THEME Gave the world your best and your best will come back to you CHEER Gave your best Thats our theme 56 IS on the beam Round the world Our colors fly Red and Whute for Chambersburg Hugh' 30 ' , Q J O' V '-'35 I, nw, uv-fr' U' -.1 V ln v-0 0 u ' A e . ' ver- 4 - H 'Q' I ov- H . youu -i - n :Il I ' 05' P y on 2 1 1 I gf J f J l fl J. C on 0- 71,4 v v- ' . , 9 R d ' Presndent Vlce President Secretary Treasurers rlnstorlan Advnsers CLASS OF FICERS Jan Keefer Thomas DnFfenderfer Barbara Muller Joyce Hoch Harry Buttle Sylvua Sites Mrs Chrushne W Mackey Mr Ph1InpL Mnchaels left to ugh! Mrs Chrlsfnne Mlckey Mr Phullp L Michaels Thomas Dlffenderfer Barbara Muller Sylvia Snes Joyce Hoch Harry Buttle Jan Keefer 31 1 ' 1 - - f f r 1 1 1 . ,, H Sfarhng Off On PATSY A ALDRIDGE Commercial Mat Club Trl Hu Y Commerclal Club Costume Club Library Staff JUNE E ALLEN Commercnal Tru Hn Y Co'nmerc1ol Club Cos tume Club Mat Club BONlTA G ANGLE Cammercxal Tn HI Y Commerclal Club Costume Club Llbrory Staff Parrot Staff JEAN R ANGLE Commerclal Gle, Club Chorlsters Parrot Staff Trl HI Y Student Advisory Council J PHILLIP ANGLE Academlc Latm Club H1 Y Club Sclence Club Student Advnsory Councll Qzfiff P Aldridge J Allen B Angle J Angl ll M As er J Aughvnbaugh M Aughmbaugh A Anlrerbrand R Appenze ar p ALAN M ANKERBRAND General Glee Club Vasual Educatnon Club Camera Club Parrot Staff French Club ROBERT E APPENZELLAR Vocational lnclustrlal Future Craftsmen of America MARJORIE G ASPER Academnc Latm Club JANICE V AUGHINBAUGH Commerclal Lubrary StaH Freshman Cho rus Commercual Club MARY E AUGHINBAUGH Commercnal Tru HIY Commercnal Club Parrot Staff Gurls Athletnc Asso cratlon Hall Squad 32 The Right Fooi HAROLD E. BAER, Vocational Industrial. BLAINE C. BARN- HART, General: Hi-Y. HELEN D. BAUGHMAN, Commercial: Tri4Hi-Y, Commercial Club. ROSALYN M, BEAM, Commercial: Freshman Chorus, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Chor- isters. GLEN J. BENDER, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Future Craftsmen of America, Harold Morton Janet Thomas and Betty Stunlxard discussing the first day rf school H Baer B Barnhart H Baughmon R Beam G Bender 7X is sf J Bender N Bender ll eneduct S Bxetsch R Brgler 1 ffcjl W L JOYCE A BENDER Commercial Library Staff Commercial Club NANCY J BENDER General Chorlsters Band Rhythm Kids Orchestra Trl HI Y VERDA J BENEDICT General Spanish Club TrlHiY SANDRA J BIETSCH General Glee Club Cheerleader Girls Athletic Association Student Advisory Council Parrot Staff ROY BIGlER Commercial Book Squad Hr Y Hall Squad 33 t I' s. 'A . Q ' 1.1 'R r fu wr .- U M .5 - , x- A. K r .. 2 ' g Q D is ... C. f 'nv . , .5 'QW -N L S - f l - . . . ff' I f ff . wif? it 4 -., L ' I 1 U I I . I I 'I l' ' A I U . , . I -. -. i Y. I . l , , , , . 7 . : , l' , . HERBERT E BING Vocational Industrlal Foot ball Basketball Track Future Craftsmen of America HI Y R HARRY BITTLE Academlc HnY Latun Club Bond Freshman Chorus Sc: ence Club MARY JANE BLAIR General Spanish Club Trl HI Y ROLAND W BOWERS General RICHARD D BOWMAN Vocational Industrnal Future Craftsmen of Amenca H1 Y A WILLIAM BOYER Academic Light Crew Camera Club Scnence Club Hn Y Latm Club NANCY J BRECHBILL Commercial Trl HnY Art Club JOHN W BRENEMAN Academlc Latun Club HI Y Science Club Student Advls ory Council GEORGE E BRESLIN Voca tuonal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Amer IC HIY FAYE M BROOKENS Commercial TrlHlY Commercial Club Costume Club Malorette f 0 H Bmg H Buttle R Bowers R Bowman W Boyer N. Brechbill J. Breneman G. Breslin F. Brookens 34 . . . Earning Our Way I- I l I I , M. Blair 9. fl To Washington James Morter and Arlene Shatzer talk :ng over campaign sales wrth Dumbo the magazine mascot GORDON F BROOKENS Vocahonal Industrial H1 Y SHELVA J BURKHOLDER Commercnal Tru Hn Y Commercual Club Echo Staff KENNETH R BURNS Vocational Industrial Football Basketball HI Y Future Craftsmen of America PATRICIA A BUTERBAUGH Commercial Commercial Club Trl HI Y Cos Student Advisory Council Class Presldent R WAYNE CALVERT Academnc Hn Y latxn Club Football JEAN E CARBAUGH Commercial Lnbrary Stal? R GARY CARBAUGH General HI Y Band CAR0l Y CARMACK Com mercnal Freshman Chorus Trl HI Y Student Advisory Councll NELSON A CARMACK Vocational lndustrlal C Club HI Y G Brookens S Burkholder K Burns P Buterbaugh S Butz lr 7 Calvert J Carbaugh 'C' qt E! C Carmack N Carmack 0 ,WM o . I Q tume Club, Band. SAMUEL BUTZ, General: Basketball, Hi-Y, Football, Track, Future Craftsmen of America. E- lf.. Y is A A 1 Q. 'GC -1 K - I at ' J' T , Q- , C 0 -S I C h' l x ' ' lr .A ' ,il A , ,Ziggy-4X -44,4-Qcxff flu! ,-,ajft SENIURS um -Q , I-Gyms Plans Fvr B Cauffman Cook Q j f MJ J, Ziff! vfzfffffffv Klfno ff-4 1624 'Y 1.2 BEULAH D CAUFFMA Commercual rv H: Y Sparush Club DOLORES COCCAGNA General Latin Club Glee Club Chorusters Rhythm Kids Future Homemakers of America Gl.ORlA M COFFMAN Commerclal Girls Athletuc Assoclahon Mat Club Trl Hn Y Art Club Commercual Club G0lDlE COLDSMITH Academrc Lahn Club TruHuY Mat Club Girls Athletuc Assocuahon Glee Club TERENCE D CONNER Academuc Band Orchestra Rhythm Kids Glee Club Chonsters D Coccagna G Coffman Coldsmlth T Conner C Cooley M Crow r J Crust C Cromwell M ff - DORISJ COOK Commercial Tr HIY Mat Club Spanish Club Future Homemakers of Ameruca Costume Club CARL W COOLEY Vocatnonal lndustrnal Fu ure Craftsmen of Amer 1 HIY MARY A CRAWFORD General Lam Club Trl HI Y Art Club French Club Library JAMES M CRIST Vora tuonal lndustrlal Future Craftsmen of Amernca Hu Y CON STANCE M CROMWELL General Band Glee Club TruHlY French Club Orchestra 36 sd' c R , f' , f ,, V7 x Ld, ' ' . . 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' . 1 Ply f pl I ' L l rl 2' C5 . , ' z i- T , , ' The Yearbook MARIAN B CROUSE General Orchestra Chorlsters Parrot Stall Echo Staff French Club A VAN CUN NINGHAM General Football Basketball C ub Baseball LESTER E DANGLER Vocatlonal lndustrlal Hu Y Future Craftsmen of Amerlca JOSEPH F DAVIS Commercnal Hr Y RICHARD .I DESHONG Vocatsonal lndustnal HuY Future Craftsmen of Amerxca Track Football Sylvna Sltes and Mr Colao start the ball rollnng with senior portraits J Davis R DeShong M Crouse V Cunningham L Dangler m M Ebersole B Detrlch D Diehl .1 A' ,J' soNnA A oermcn commefcmffz e aff coffmef Club Girls Alhletlc Assoclatlon DO mmercn 'Fre man rus French Club Trl Hn Y Commerclal Clu cua C Club Track Basketball HIY Cl ERNE L Gen ral HI Y MARY CATHERINE EBERSOLE r l l.l rar Z 37 ,f 'zu t :4 , I 1 l , I I, Cl , : I- , I , , N 'of . 1 M, wh, Y Q . f'.,f ' V 1 Y Ar rrwrtl B ' ' , by J F r K 5, X . - . - J, f . , ,L . f L fs 4 Y . , ' l1 1- i-Y, P , . 1 , ' ' ' ' ' . Y J. l ' ' C , , '- '- , ' . E o er- H ' I: , , , '- , 1 , , - Y j e 1 '- . , e a : - l ' y I, ' I if SENIURS . . . Prepdrma FO' VERNA M. EBY, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y. MARTHA E. ELSER, General: French Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Glee Club, Parrot Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. BEVERLY J. ESHELMAN, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Mat Club, Girls' Athletic Association. LINDA L. ETCH- BERGER, Academic: latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Band, Glee Club. LAUREN E. ETTER, Commercial: Hi-Y, Freshman Chorus, Com- mercial Club, RAY L. ETTER, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Hi-Y, Football, Basket- ball. BONITA R. EYER, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. DAVID A. FINDON, Gen- eral: Hi-Y, Student Advisory Council, Foot- ball, C Club. JAMES R. FINK, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Future Craftsmen of Amer- ica. A. EUGENE FISLER, Academic: Latin Club, Hi:Y, French Club. 47 ., J' V. Eby M. Elser B. Eshelman L. Etchberger L. Etter R. B. Eyer Etter D. Finabn I Fln Fxsler Q'-W? Fufure Vocahons Verna Sord Vrolet Fvedernck and Marcia Hoover learning the prlncnples ot dressmakrng CARL H FLORY Commercnal PATRICIA A FOLTZ General T HIY Latnn Club ALAN FOREMAN Vocatlonal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Amerlca Football RONALD L FOREMAN Vocatnonal Industrral Future Craftsmen of Amerlca CARL FORRESTER Vocatnonal Industrial Hr Y Future Craftsmen of Amerrca C Fory P Foltz A Foreman 'hut VIOLET L FREDERICK General Mat Club Tr1HlY Orchestra Art Club Future Homemokers of America LOIS D FREET Commercral Tru Hr Y Commercual Club KATHLEEN A FRIES General French Club Mat Club Glee Club Tru Hu Y M JOAN FRITZ Commercral Tru Hu Y Commerclal Club J MICHAEL FULLER General Vusual Education Club HIY Track R Foreman C Forrester R lg? S' . V. Frederick L, Free! K. Fries J. r' z M. Fuller X M Learnrng New Ways SHIRLEY A MNK C WTflHIY Costume Club Glrls Athleflc ASSOCIOYIOD BEVERLY M GAAL Acaclemlc Loran Club TrlHlY Malorefte Parrot Staff Echo Staff FRED M GARBER Voca1nonaIAgrucuIfuraI HIY Freshman Chorus Fulure Farmers of Ameruca Book Squad FRANKLIN GELWICKS Vocatnonal Indusfrual Future Craftsmen of America Track Sfudent Advisory Council GERALD I GEL WICKS General Sclence Club Band Orchesfra Rhythm Kids Glee Club S Funk B Gaal F Garber F Gelwlcks G Gelwucks 6 'S if R Getfel L Glass M Grove J Hamsher K Hann ROBERT E GETTEL Vocaflonal lndustrnal Fufure Crafvsmen of America LOHMAN E GLASS Commercxa Band Orchestra Freshman Chorus MICHAEL GROVE General Hu Y JAMES R HAMSHER Academic Lahn Club Hu Y Science Club Span :sh Club R KOY HANN Academic Lafun Club French Club Hn Y Scxence Club 40 l l I ' I ftp JJ 'Q ff! A 1 N fl Q N w l rl HC . I I 'J ll Md v' ,M ' 1 L F L . E41 5: J . u' ' P N' '55, 'E -, 7.' ' L ' I Af A gl 1 wg Of Expression RICHARD HARPER, General: C Club, Class Officer, Track, Latin Club, Hi-Y. THOMAS W, HARRIS, General: C Club, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Visual Education Club. ROBERTA A. HARRISON, Commercial: Band, Tr'-Hi-Y Orchestra Rhythm Kids Freshman Chorus DOROTHY P HENRY Comrnercral T HIY Ccmmer cial Club Girls Athletlc Assoceatnon Mat Club V JEAN HENRY General T HIY Larry Rowles and Richard Keeler worlcrng on a slxetc ct the new but dung r T Harrns R Harrison D Henry J Henry .5 x 6- J Hoch J Hollenshead D Holtry S Holtry L Hoover A JOYCE HOCH General Glee Club Trl H1 Y Echo Staff Mat Club Future Home makers of Ameruca JAMES C HOLLENSHEAD Cornmercrol HIY DORIS Z HOLTRY Cornmercral Commercxal Club Tn HIY SARAH A HOLTRY General Tn HnY Hall Squad LARRY E HOOVER Vacatronal lndustroal Football Track C Club Future Craftsmen of Amerrca AI 1 , , , , 1 . , ' 1 ra. 1 , . 2 , : ri- '- . I . . h 4 ., . R. Harpe . ' . ' . , to 4: Qs . 5: A I fu, fs? A I , ,Q r 1' A 0 ' ' f ' MARCIA W HOOVER General Mar Club Freshman Chorus THHIY Orchesfra Band RONALD HOOVER Commerclal NORMA HORST Commercial Tru Hn Y Commerclal Club DARlA K HOSLER Commercnal Fresh man Chorus Tru Hu Y JAMES M HUMELSINE Vocational Industrial Vusual Educahon Club Fufure Craffsmen of Amerlca lahn Club WILLIAM T HYATT Academuc Band Scnence Club VONNIE M ILE General TruHlY Hall Squad Girls Afhlehc Association RODGER A JACKSON General Hu Y BRUCE J JACOBS Vocational Induslrlal Fu ture Crafismen of America ANNA MAE JOHN Commercial Tr: Hs Y Commercial Club QQ! Q i M Hoover R Hoover N Horst D Hosler J Humelslne W Hyaif V. e R. Jackson B, Jacobs I E I A. John 1s,u .K SENIURS . . . Suppvrfms The '- A , I of 1, I ' Il 1 . fl V 1 9 X. A Pei B, Kal. I , I fl rx I ' , XI' I 'If u . 45, sf -'X C x I ' 7 I X-' U X' - , 42 Team Peggy Wolford and Susie Schafllnlt rehearsing motuons for new cheers JAY L JONES Vocatucnal lndustrlal Vlsual Educatnon Club H4 Y Future Craftsmen of America JOAN R JONES Com merclal TrrHlY Commerclal Club H LEE KAISER Voca tlonal lndustrlal HI Y Future Craftsmen of America CAROLYN F KAUFFMAN Commercial Trl HIY SUSANNE M KAUFF MAN Commercual Trl HI Y Commercial Club J L Jones SHIRLEY J KEAN Commerclal Band Trl HIY Commercial Club Orchestra Freshman Chorus EMMA C KEEPER Com mercual Trl HIY Hall Squad Commercial Club Echo Staff JAN B KEEFER General Student Advisory Councrl Glee Club Class President C Club Baseball RICHARD W KEEFER General Hn Y DALE L KEENER Vocatlonal Agricultural Vns ual Educatlon Club Stage Crew Book Squad J R Jones L Kalser C Kauffman KauHman l ,gg l 'E sm K' S Kean E Keeter J Keefer R Keefer D Keener 43 SENIORS KENDALL O KELLER Vocatnonol lndustrval Future Craftsmen of America THOMAS C KELLEY Commercial Glee Club HIY Freshman Chorus FRANK B KENNEDY General HIY Band Orchestra Rhythm Klds Freshman Chorus JOHN W KIN DALL General HnY Hall Squad Freshman Chorus CARL L KNEPPER Vocatlonal Industrial Future Craftsmen of Amenca Freshman Chorus K Keller T Kelley F Kennedy J Kmdoll A Knoll J Knoll M Knoll R Krueger f fbi, ARLENE G KNOLL Commerclal TrlHrY Commercral Club V6 Costume Club Mat Club JOYCE R KNOLL General Spanish A N Club Tru H1 Y Lnbrary Stat? Future Homemalcers of America MARY E KNOLL General Spanish Club THHIY Future Homemakers of America ROBERT KRIEGER Vocatlonal lndus trnal Football C Club Future Craftsmen of Amerlca FLOYD H KRINER Commercual Visual Educatuon Club Lught Crew 44 Enjoying The C Knepper F Krmer I O I I I ig, W1 1, V I . Z . . l . H Y Q New Facilifies '-S ROBERT E KRINER Vocational lndustrlal Future Crafts men of America ELIZABETH M KUHNS General Trl Hn Y Spanish Club Library Staff DOROTHY E LANDIS Commerclal Lubrary Stat? Glee Club Freshman Cho rus LOIS A LAWRENCE Commercial Grls Athletnc Assocuatuon Tr HnY DERRY D LAXSON Academuc Trl Hn Y Orchestra Band Raymond Shuman Rlchard Shull Elame Shearer and Verna Sord chattmg nn the lobby after lunch R Kruner E Kuhns D Landis L Lawrence D Laxson J Lehman J E Lehman O Lelsher T Lexsher M Lesher JAMES LEHMAN Vocational Agricultural JANET E LEHMAN Commercnal T Hu Y OCIE LEE LEISHER Commercial Tr Hu Y THOMAS L LEISHER General HI Y Band Orchestra Rhythm Kuds Freshman Chorus MARIE E LESHER General T HnY Spanish Club Future Homemalmers of America 45 L fi . I I ' I 1 ' I' r A r L - - n . . , ' : l ' ' A ' , i- '- . . , 'z :Aff r ,A y A -1 z.,, , ' , ' M1 fi H K ,.I1 V i gf I , 1 My V If , f 'rf 'Sz 1 ' . A ,mg 1 ' fig s ' - wif fy 9- N Y Y . K ' ,-fl' N X . . . . A V , . . : rl- - , 1 . V L .w ' - .. tx , A , . . , z ri- '- , X RUTH ANN LESHER General Spannsh Club T HIY M ANNABELLE LIGHT Commerclal ornmerclal Club T HIY Girls Athetlc Assoclatlon Freshman Chorus PEGGY B LOWANS Commercual Tr HI Y Grrls Athletic Association Commercial Club SALLY J LYNCH Acadernrc Gnrls Athletrc Asso :matron Band Rhythm Krds Orchestra Tr: HIY JACKALEN E MARTIN Commercual Glee Club Tr HIY Mat Club Malorette Commercial Club LUCILLE E MARTIN Commercial T HIY Commercral Club Glrls Athletic Assocuatlon Library StaR Art Club H HUBER McCLEARY General Band HrY Freshman Chorus ROBERT l McFERREN Vocatronal lndustrlal Freshman Chorus Hr Y Future Craftsmen of Amermca Football JAMES A MzNEW Aca M CAROL McNUlTY General Cheerleader Chorus Dramatrc Club Gurls Athletrc Asso clatlon Trl H1 Y Q X IN R Lesher A Light Lowans S Lynch 'QR J Martin L Martin H. McCleary R. McFerren J McNe . 5. C McNulty Ui A6 . . . Parficipafing In Exfra Y L Qi 6 J If ' f . 6. lf1't f . , ' 1 fi- 1 , demaet 'Loran curb, Ha-Y, freshman clhofusl ' 1 Er., by A fkv v ' N .T 6 I l J' ' A fr 1 I I Class Achvrhes Beverly Gaal and Darlene Yeager get ting ready to do some high stepping SHIRLEY A McVITTY Commercial Tri Hn Y Commercial Club ALICE M METZ Commercial Glee Club T HIY Grls Ah letic Association Commercial Club Freshman Chorus KAY C MICHAELS Academic Latin Club Glee Club Choristers Girls Athletic Association Echo Staff BEVERLY R MICKEY Aca E MICKEY General Band Orchestra TrlHiY Girls Athletic Association Color Day BARBARA L MILLER General Trl Hu Y Chorlsters Glee Club Sudent Advisory Council Orchestra DORENE M MILLER General T HIY Band Mat Club Future Homemallers of America REX M MILLER General Spanish Club Hi Y Class Treasurer SHIRLEY M MILLS Commercial Trl Ht Y Mat Club Agricultural Future Farmers of America S McVltty A Metz K Michaels B MICIKBY S MICIKEY B Muller R Miller S Mills M Monn . I O O 4 , ' 1 , fa- '. , i f r - 1 ' ', . . , A ' ' , ' , , . : ri- '- , , , demic: Girls' Athletic Association, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Omcer. SUE Girls' Athletic Association. MICHAEL C. MONN, Vocational js . It. I y f , ,x N 47 Wf QW Prachcmg Therr 59 R JAMES MORTER neral V ual Edu ton lub HI Y Football Manager Fresh man Chorus Ban H O EWUTON General Band HIY Science Club PAULINE E S R n T HI Y Library Staff CLARK E MYERS Commer TraHlY Ffa x H J Morter Z X if xgyb, X J Ne son 8.5 C 0' 4'f I J i a M X 1 gi 5 a 0 W7 cla n du lon l arrof Staff GLADYS P MYERS Commercnal 0 Musser C Myers G Myers 1: I W' R Nxtterhouse Norman A Ocker R Olson JAMES H NELSON General Bond Chornsters Vnsuol Educa tron Club Rhythm Kids Orchestra ROBERTL NITTERHOUSE Vocational Industrial Future Craftsmen of Arnerlco JOHN W NORMAN General Science Club HnY Light Crew ALFRED R OCKER Vocatlonal Agricultural Book Squad Fu ture Farmers of America RONALD L OLSON Commercual Vnsual Education Club Parrot Stal? HvY Commercual Club Band 1 5. 3 ,f . - . X W X . V' M AU! N. li IL , , z - Ll 'lc , -. , , . J- , A ' AR . , 1 , -. , ' , S 'li Hi-,V's IE vugfjv . . , 'I x -, -, , X ' ir I 3 l ' ' N DX L! I tl law X, E f V, ' ff R R' . is Y Y wr XE L C L jg QM A R N5 XX? xv, V Y , :Q Re r R up J' A R 5 All L K l All J vs I f . x l 1 f , 4 I X . ' J. . . J Q- K xi Ri QX e wr Q Q O 1 r f . - 1 . I f ' A ' - 1 4 JI. I l , ' , . . , 1 lxxg gn , t - -, . .2 5 . . , I 1. D , I - , I K W ' , . , ' 1 .2 , Q - -55 l 5 48 , W ws Trade .W GUY PATTERSON General Hu Y Debating Club French Club Sclence Club Freshman Chorus LAWRENCE H PATTERSON General Scuence Club Spanish Club HIY Freshman Chorus SHIRLEY M PATTERSON Commer cnal TrlHuY Mat Club Commercual Club Girls Arh lem: Association PATRICIA A PETERS Commerclal Tr HIY Commercial Club DOLORES A PICKING Commercual TruHnY Cosfume Club Malorerve Corn merclal Club fn-KJ yy! Curl Grove an EI R repairing a car un he Auto Shop G Palierson 1ers n ! S Palterson P gs D Plclung W 8,1 pw, 'i J Plclung Qu IM N Ralfsnlder K Rebolr P Reed fl N JAMES B PICKING Commerclal HI Y Glee Club Band Commercnal Club Chorus ters R LEE QUERRY General Science Club Camera Club HIY Slage Crew eshman Chorus NANCY J RAIFSNIDER General Glee Club Malorerfe Tr HI Y at Club Gnrls Afhlehc Assocucmon KENNETH L REBOK Commercial Vlsuol Edu cahon Club HI Y Foofball Echo Staff Commercial Club PATRICIA J REED Com merclal Trl Hn Y Commercial Club JM 'v .Mlm of r ' ' 1 . MW , ,. . My I f ' 1 , lo M , ,. , ac' I' g l C Q. I '2- '9' X , 'jf .5 Ll? . ' ' . Lf 1 . ' ' . . I Y 4' s I so I. ffr' f J rf v K fr - - . J N ' ' ' ' ' I ' in r ,x - - 1 - , I , J ..jrJ mx' .HQ 'af :l ,J 3 . - X 5' , xl P 49 Uhlrzmg Modern LARRY R REESE General Glee Club Chor lsters Spanish Club Hn Y JACK E RENFREW General HIY C Club Science Club Glee Club Freshman Chorus MARTHA L RICE Commercaal Trl HI Y Student Advisory Council Mat Club GLADYS L RIFE Com merclal TrlHlY Mat Club Gurls Athletuc Assoclatlon Safety Patrol Commercial Club DAWN L ROQUEPLOT Commercial Com mercsal Club Trl Hr Y Hall Squad Girls Ath letlc Assocnatuon Safety Patrol BETTY L ROSENBERRY General Orchestra Library Staff BONITA G ROSENBERRY Com merclal Trl HI Y Art Club Commercial Club MAYNARD E ROSENBERRY Vocational In dustrlal Hall Squad Stage Crew ELWOOD D ROTZ Vocational Industrial HIY Future Craftsmen of America VADA A ROTZ Gen eral French Club Glee Club Band Orches tra Trl H Y if MU' Af! fyv ff -ff gzff V ffl! V f x f Aj 7 L K 1 1' LEPHONE L Reese J Renfrew M Rice G Rafe ,J M ff' 000 y L B L Rosenberry q B G Rosenberry M Rosenberry - E Otz V Rotz 50 School Equrpmenf Betty Stunkard and Kay Michaels try ing out the new dial system LARRY G ROWLES General Spanish Club Hi Y DONNA R SACKMAN Commercial Commercial Club Tr Hi Y Girls Athletic Association Modern Dance Club LOIS E SAUFLEY General Tri H1 Y Orchestra Glee Club Freshman Chorus HIY Chorislers Freshman Chorus NANCY J SAUNDERS Commercial TriHlY Commercial Club Band Orchestra L Rowles 4' PAUL A SAUNDERS General Band Glee Club Choristers Science Club HnY ROSE M SAUNDERS Commercial Tr Hi Y SUZANNE T SCHAFFNIT General Latin Club Girls Athletic Association Chorlsters Glee Club Cheerleader STEPHEN L ull Student Advisory Council DONNA L SCHUCHMAN Gen ral Tri HIY Latin Club Cheerleader Mat Club Parrot Staff -WW D Sackman M Saufley N Saunders C x! Nz P Saunders R Sounders chaffnlt Q-X 'W 'N n- 5 Q 0 .Q- 'S' A4 .xljvil T-- 582 f' A ' . aw' '13 , if ' rv f , ': ' , i-'-, 4' ' ,'-, . , ':i-'-. MARILYN J. SAUFLEY, General: Latin Club, Glee Club, Tri- SCHLICHTER, General: Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science Club, Basket- o . , C O . . fl . . P' M I 1 'KI' - '- 1 'S U , . ,L I x - , . Z me fu. , X ' ' A xg to ' y f' ,., il 4 7 , , N 1 . . 5.5 ' , 'A' Qi . , 5- ', - . In ' 3- 1 I. X- 4 L I 1 2 , 'S in D Schuchman SEIIIORS . . . Learning T0 E Sclrchter I ff! Ejfrfm Wk an 1 F ,W aww DDD DDD I mm I .S Y 19 EDWARD F SCLICHTER General Latln Club Science Club Track Basketball ROBERT M SEIDERS General latln Club Camera Club Science Club French Club HIY RAY M SHAFFER Vocatnonal Industrlal Future Craftsmen of America ARLENE SHATZER General Cheerleader TrlHuY Glee Club Student Advusory Council Future Homemalcers of America SHIRLEY SHATZER Commercual Tr Hr Y Freshman Chorus Modern Dance Club Commercual Club R Selders R Shafter A Shatzer S Shctzer R Shull R Shuman E Sampson 'U t L ELAINE SHEARER General Latm Club Spanish Club Tru HIY Freshman Chorus Future Homemakers of Amerlca WILBUR A SHOPE Vocatronal Industrial Football HIY Future Craftsmen of Amerrca RICHARD C SHULL General Ar Club H1 Y Student Advisory Councll RAYMOND A SHUMAN General HAY Spanlsh Club Freshman Chorus ELTON R SIMPSON General Hn Y French Club Freshman Chorus Track Camera Club 52 .' I A . l I I - I I I . 2 i- .- I A 5 4' , Q . ,, . ' U' N . x A CMV , na if e Tl X . Q , 0, E' ,Y E I I .7 M Mir ' e 4' Y X . 'lj ,A 'V ' k . f l X . A CL V. tc Ke er 1 -. W . .A . N Nr . ,ff W. KU .X I' ' 'ix' i. ' M flu , te - Xb X x C be W ,xl ll 7' If N Y . It V xx XVI 'rl if A' 41-'I . , 0. 1' f . V 3 ' I ' I '. fa, ' , X J W , ,Q i ' -. . . Good Homemakers ROBERT F SITES General Hr Y Spanish Club Freshman Chorus SYLVIA A SITES General Glee Club Echo Staff Trl Hn Y Debahrg Club Student Advisory Council Color Day JOHN C SLEICHTER General H Y Bas lxetball DEBORAH S SMITH General Tn Hi Y French Club Band Library Play Freshman Chorus G .IOANNE SMITH Commercial Trl Hr Y Commercial Club Girls i 5' Athletic Association Future Homemakers of America Fay Wenger and Juanita Wise testing a new recipe 0 11, QA,-4i.,,,,,,,,.,g aurufyxz A1 nj 'Ml I MQW.,-5 u -A.24VS-2,vV-IJ.-LX R Sites X S It s D Smith G .I Smith Allin. l ,- IF :ze 'f YW .xr- N J A Smith TN' V Or A Y , - rug Ge ral: Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club Spanish Club P Sta StaH. Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club, Com ercal N . LENN Vocational Industrial: Future Crafts Us f erica Hi-Y. l is , General: Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club Latin Homemakers BEATRICE l, STACHE, Commercial: T '-Hi-Y Gir hldtic Association. Q 53 ' U Stake K tclcfu KENNETH S STAKE General HIY MAR 'N 3 X GARETTA K STECK General TrlHlY Fresh B man Chorus Spanish Club French Cub 0 K GINGER L STINE General Chorusters Glee K vw 1' xo Y u TrlH:Y Lahn Club French u 41' -44, HARRY a srourrsn General HuY vAL,Q' S ERIA D STOUFFER Commerclal Trl Hn Y 9 QQ! so R9 'Q 'I lash ab vX5,z w JANET L srmxe Commercnal Library Staflx If H1 fi 9 Tn Hu Y Student Advisory Council Costume 0 K S' Club B ELIZABETH STUNKARD Academic latm Club Glee Club Trl Hr Y Glrls Athletic Assoclatlon Echo Staff BEVERLY A SUM MERS Commercial Spanish Club Glee Club Cheerleader Trl Hn Y Freshman Chorus SAMUEL L SWANGER Vocatnonal lndustnal Future Craftsmen of Amerlca Football Base ball HI Y JAMES G SWOPE General HI Y Football Baseball 32 vX'3 ob 9 Ts 0 Vx P 'b no x ,-lf V Stouffer J Strike B Stunkard Q ' B. Summers fi ,f 4' S S 24 X 5. Swanger J. Swope 54 'S . ly, . 1 Lv I F Y Y ' 1 r SENIORS . . . XA S fry K9 Flo A ,A ,Luk H, Jr x A - ' Y' 1' I M J R' z . K. Jr' they Kwyliebyw lrb I Z - 1' so X t I 2 .I .I I h N 5? 7 5 , ' , ' I . JD N0 ,lf J Jo clb, 1 I' I, lCIb. 1' if 5' 'N-5 .l ' u . 8 '.g'o '.'L,ls A R' 'S ow! .J .xr ' , 5 4' 'nl' ' , ' .Exim 'r . :U ? L' .-,-I. ' . ' ., vt' QU Ja + X... 3 .l 'I I .-.-I'., .l Kg' 9 Bxvfl . -1 ' - foal' te:,' , I Q-lu I ' I n 5. 5 I , '- . . ,, I: '-Z .Q ' 0 ' 'EDA . . I L0 rj, Ab N 19 Excellence for xi, fi .iv fq LAC Ml VCL 'Q'-l MRA, f Samuel Butz and Thomas Horns ad mrrrng the trophies wan In competitive sports ov Jmss H THOMAS enmr Football Basketball Baseball C Cl b Y R THOMAS General Latin Club l.r rary iq PATRQ1: A THOMAS Commercial r HrY not Modern Dance Club Mat Club TRAC o WY REB A J TRITLE General ee I vrsor Hr Y Band Color Day js 22 W0 Al M IW fm fl Thomas S. Uglow SHIRLEY M UGLOW Commercral Tr1H1Y Student Advusory Councrl Glee Club Art Club Freshman Chorus ERMA D VAN FELT Commercual T HrY Commerclal Club Library Stal? Freshman Chorus DOROTHEA E WAGONER Commercral Glee Club Chorlsters Orchestra TrrHrY Commercual Club GEORGE E WARNER Commercual HIY Band Basketball Freshman Chorus C Club PAUL E WASHABAUGH Com merclal Football C Club J R Thomas P Thomas J Trace R Trrtle E. Von Pelt D. Wagoner G. Warner P. Washabaugh SENIORS 1-'U All 1 AAN SIDNEY L WELLS General C Club Football Basketball Track Glee Club W LUELLA M WENGER Commercral Girls Athletnc Assocratnon T HIY P FAY WENGER General Girls Athlehc Assoclatucn Band Spanush Club T HrY SHIRLEYL WEST Commercual TrlHnY Commerclal Club Girls Athletuc Assocla tion RALPH H WEYER General Glee Club Track Parrot StafT Spanrsh Club im L' Scuence Club X M1 5 Wells L Wenger F Wenger S West R Weyer J Whorley F Wudney 4 J .3 U Wrlcox T Wrle J Wrse JACOB U WHORLEY General Echo Stat? FRED WIDNEY Vocational lndustrual Basketball HrY Future Craftsmen of Amerrca MICHAEL L WILCOX Vocatnonal lndustrual Foot Track HIY C Club Future Craftsmen of America TEDDY R WILE General Hu Y Art Club Freshman Chorus Lubrary Staff Band JUANITA A WISE Commercral T HnY Commercial Club Parrot SVGH Future Homemakers of America Dramatic Club 56 I tl f r O O . . . ljgc 55,10 A i V java. V, ,L . Us . - . I, ' ' : ZA- -I I , . I I , , I .4 I6 , 'Mx '-L DV I I br X Jugiju T t t . rt T J 0 C V , ball, L , 1 , 'f , I I I ' at I J , J . J v J. , I I : ri- '- I' I J C J J Ji. L Therr Goal Bec y Trnle duscusslng wnh Carol X Riley Poulune Young and Sue Mlclxey the Sex highlights of her hugh school years TS., MARGARETA WISE General Glee Club Lahn Club Freshman Chorus Girls Afhlefuc Assocrallon MARIBEI. V WOLF Com mercual Tre Hu Y Commercial Club Parrot Stal? Mal Club Lu Arr Club Fuiure Homemalxers of America MARGARET R WOLFORD General Glee Club Spanish Club Trl HI Y Cheer leader Parro1SfaH DARLENE L YEAGER Academic Trl Hu Y Class Hlstoruan Color Day Echo Sloff Moloretfe RALPH E YEAGER Vocahonal lndusfrual Hx Y Future Craffsmen of Ameruca Football T of America Girls Athlehc Assoclafuon Llbrary Stal? Student Advisory Council PATRICIA A ZULLINGER Commercial Tr HrY Commercial Club Library Staff Dramarlc Club Parro? Star? M Wlse M Wolf L Wolff M Wolford D Yeager R Yeager P Young P Zullmger I N k .... sys., , 5 in brary Staff. LOIS A, WOLFF, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, PAULINE YOUNG, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Fulure Homemalcers ,Y Y , Y 57 A fx WHO'S WHO AMONG THE f' Lo 4-lx cj -Y XA, ' rv ' 'Af . A X f . 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O, '4 ' ' '-V TTVA igri' Bcvticwff 'v',T'TH' P-iwdci T-'z cT Szfly Lu-:N U S :Eve-, 'f'Jr'TX 1 T1 Iv' 'X .V 'TSX Y! If xx A, T V ,f X X, , ,,.'-i' X X ! -'J 3' yy 5 J , V X-X R' , 1 N , J f r V Y J .R . 'Avi , V! V, NV -iv X T a T f V, x T T f . ,S ,f 'R ,- N, ' 59 ff F1 If President Vice-President Secretary Treasurers Historian Advisers Lefl Oo right Barbara Kotch Bonnie Sherman James Seese William Kolb Norman Piper Miss Jane! Nell and Mr Charles Fleck 60 44-C at -' :mln-an To Take The Row l-Janet Beltz, Norma Brookens, Barbara Burgner, linda Bard, Jean Baker, Doris Barnhart, Rosanna Bowers, Janet Bowman. Row2-Larry Bumbaugh, Robert Alcorn, Tim- othy Banks, Margaret Brunner, Alvena Burkholder, Peggy Barr, Kay Bender, Phyllis Bitner, Jane Bender, Jay Burkholder, Alvan Brechbill, Garrett Auman. Row 3-Jaye Alleman, Harry Black, Charles Bless, Jere Brehm, Barry Beard, Larry Acker, Edward Bell, James Bennett, Lee Bene! dict, Dennis Austin, Larry Barn- hart. Row I-DaRue Chase, Barbara Ewan, Betty Eichelberger, Don- na Cline, Patricia Cacciatore, Faye Chamberlin, Gail Diehl, Marie Capazo. Row 2-Nelson Dice, John Carl, Richard Cover, Carol Edwards, Nancy Diehl, Vada Elliott, Lois Eckert, Fran- ces Daihl, Beulah Crusey, Ruby Coffey, Reed Caldwell, Rodney Cook, Richard Edwards. Row 3-Garnet Corwell, Orville Cooper, Michael Cormany, Rob' er? DeShong, William Etter, Barry Eby, Sabitine Davis, Bar- ry Danfelt, Robert Etchberger, 5 ,if 5 , ,V V ji .li -Q Row l-Irene Fitzgerald, Bar' bara Fisler, Ruth Felker, Elaine Fritz, Millie Fordyce, Gladys Gayman, Elizabeth Fogal, Ruth Flory. Row 2-Ray Goche- nauer, Joanna Frey, Nancy Gerlach, Norma Foust, Barbara Ganster, Jane Gayman, Carol Grimes, Nancy Gabler, Bar- bara Grove, Janet Fleagle, Pat- sy Fritz, Peggy Gayman, Evelyn Gearhart, Mary Faith, Robert Guyer. Row 3-Eddy Forrester, Robert Grella, James Fogal, James Florig, Herbert Faust, Melvin Gernmill, Robert Foltz, Donald Gift, John Frey. 61 v JUNIORS . . . Row l-Charlotte Herman, Dor- othy Hedrick, Patricia Jones, Elaine Kanarr, Nancy Hawbaker, Ruth Himeltarb, Mary Hepter, Joan Hays. Row 2-Robert Hamsher, Joe Kauff- man, Elizabeth Hrimnak, Doris Horribaker, Dolores Harmon, Judith Hauser, Hazel Jones, Pansy Jackson, Nancy Horn, Nellie Jones, Joann High, Rab- ert Hoover, Ronald Hardsock Row 3-Ralph Johnston, Larry Haulman, Richard Hill, Kenneth Hays, Larry Jones, Kenneth Hartman, Terry Hicks, Lamar Hollar, Leroy Hess, John lrr, Raymond Jenkins Row lfSue Kennedy, Lois Kee- baugh, Judith Martin, Densey Keefer, Jean Lehman, Brenda Klutas, Patsy Kennedy, Phyllis Keith, Jane Leonard, Lila Ma- chel. Row2-Russel Mackey, Helen Mackey, Lois Mackentire, Louise Leicht, Barbara Mahon, Shirley Marshall, Bonita Mac- lntire, Joan Lemaster, Juanita Keefer, Betty Lehman, Lois Kuhns, Barbara Kotch, Ilene Krieger, Gary Knepper. Row 3-Eugene Martin, Barry Lout- enslager, William Kolb, Thomas Lynch, Roger Kennedy, Eber Leisher, Lester Kuhn, Richard Lehman, Charles Kennedy, Donn Lum. av L .W . illf lHr t fxff f13.fl I C as ,- wi, SUI Growing In - f 'l - 'S . ' 't .- k K 5 it L , A ' Q eff .. Y in Q vw-,Q . 1 uf .4.3l V 4-. Q. .5 , 1 ,gg-r-q ' ,li in f A U Y owlfJulia Miller, Barbara Nicklas, Sandra McMinn, Bar- bara Miller, Phyllis Miller, Edna Miller, Janet Mclntire, Diane Norman, Joan Orris, Bonnie McNew Row2APaul Moore, Roy McNew, Helen Ocker, Janet Mitchell, Linda Miller, Jacqueline Miller, Peggy Mc- Nair, Emma Musser, Laura Mel lott, Sidney Mossovitz, James McClure, Clyde Niemeyer Row 3-Thomas Myers Gilmore Mickley, Ellis Myers Charles Menvinger, Joseph Mower Don- ald McVitty, Charles Naddeo, Daniel Miller, Robert Morrison Willic:n' Mosser C2 1 I, esponsibilify and Sfafure 'S aura, Row T-Bernadine Yohe, Pa- tricia Werdebaugh, Esther Wolf ter, Judy Varner, Naomi West- brook, Vera Wingert, Janice Wiser, Ruby Webber, Doris Wroblesky, Leanna Taylor. Row 2-Ralph Wadel, Jean Whit- tington, Lorna West, Judith Tuttle, Beverly Truax, Betty Webb, Elizabeth Thompson, Nancy Teal, Judy West, Loretta Tolbert, Glenn Wildeson. Row 3-William Walters, Allan Ward, Credon Thrush, Glen Yaulley, Robert Weaver, John Watson, Edgar Tice, George Trogler, Robert Wilson, Ronald Taylor, Fred Unger. NA.N Rowl Virginia Ott Bren a Pensinger Patricia Ross Janice Picking Judy Robertson Nan cy Rock Janet Schafi Barbara Raifsnider Betty Robinson Row2 Ronald Peters Norman Piper Carol Riley Mary Schalft Gail Schaft Donna Pike Joan Paxton Mary Penslnger Ron ald Perry Ronald Parker Rob ert Overcash Row3 Roy Rtfe Richard Patterson Percy Pogue Ray Powel Marvin PEIHSY Robert Perry Robert Schell hase James Rife Charles Rice Rowl Nancy Shatzer Nancy Schuchman Mary Stoner, Nan- cy Snively Virginia Slifer, Shir- ley Suders, Nelle Stoner, Wan- da Stumbaugh, Janice Sluser, Shirley Smith. Row 2-Ray Sprow, Norman Shadle, Julie Shockey, Shirley Spoonhour, Beryl Snyder, Patricia Schneb- ly, Bonnie Sherman, Diane Shultz, Beverly Shatzer, Bar- bara Sellers, Beverly Skidmore, Mildred Shaffer, Wayne Stout- fer, Harold Stouffer. Row 3- Richard Statler, Ronald Stepler, Donald Shipley, Charles Seil- horner, Joseph Smarsh, Charles Steerman, Charles Smith, Rich- ard Strayer, Jerry Stewart, John Scott, James Seese. ., Left io right Muller James 'xx f 1 4 J fr Iyar' M J Auggsm '!l7X!'f'N'g6 MJ President Vice'President Secretary Treasurers HISJOTIGH Advusers Dorcas Moore Donna Landis Mr Carl Weng Strlie Mrs PGYFICICI Casfleman Judy Wagner ,Enfering The Ranks CLASS OFFICERS er? Roy Hume Roy Himelfarb James Strite Donna Landls Judy Wagner Jeryl Muller Dorcas Moore Mrs Patricia Cclstleman Mr Carl Wenger! lfarb Jeryl 64 W of Upper Classmen Rowl Kathryn Bachtell E elyn Brechbull Martha Brooks Norma Auman Saundra Betz Norma Bender Shlrley Brown Marllyn Burdette Mary Bow ers Carolyn Abbott Row2 Lester Brown Davrd Angle Ray Bumbaugh Vernon Ashway Brenda Burkholder Shelby An kerbrand Bonlta Bowers Nan cy Black Lynne Broclous on ald Blalr Harold Bender o ert Boher Jack Arrlson Row 3 Frank Burkhart James Arr: son Vernon Barnhart Earl Al leman Carl Barton James Ad dlesberger Roy Angle Jerry Beegle Fred Benedlct Robert Arrrs Kenneth Baker Rrchard 3ender Rowl Anne Burns Lols Duf fenderfer Euphemna Davls Da phne Chase Beverly Cosey Carol Davls Patrlcla Burns Trudy Capazo Judith Davis Saundra Cordell Row2 Joan Dawkins Ruth Crnder Ann De puy Eleanor Carlson Audrey Deardorff Janet Deardorft Barbara Burns Delores Cream Charlotte Cowan Carla Danfelt Row3 Franklnn Carl Thomas IE Jere Burns Charles Chronlster Gary Cum mrngs Eugene Carlson Lee Clapper Donald Davis Galen Burkholder Martha Crawford Rowl Shrrley Drawbaugh Bonnre FlnnlfT Jerre Englerth Joy Feldman Helen Fields Joyce Funk Martha Fogal De lores Furman Rose Furry Bar bara Fahnestock Row2 Peter Fu er Dale Faust Mlc ael Fahnestock Eugene Eberly Gerald Forrester Ray Frutz Robert Frank Larry Frye Em ery Etter Donald Eckenrode Bennett Farner Row3 Thomas Englerth Sherwood Forbes James Finch Charles Dough erty Michael Donahoe Joseph Doleman Thomas Garner Paul Garland Ronald Frrese Larry Funk ... I V. , , , r I - 1 r f I . I F r ' r , R - , , R b- , . -T I D. I I ' , , , , , , 1 I l . . I . I I ' , , , , , , Dice, Joanne Carbaugh, Carol , , - r , , , ef, , - 1 I D' hl, , r , , . -- I I , , I . I I I ' I I ' ll , , 'h , , , r I I ' , , , . I . I O I , , , , SUPHOMORES Rowl-Barbara Geissler, Lil- lian Gaymon, Lois Helmant Kathryn Helmon, Barbara How- ley, Carol Herman, Joann Gut- shall, Donna Gutsholl, Judith Gordon, Mildred Gray. Row 2-Robert Higgins, Gary Goetz, Dorothy Helman, Helen Hel- muth, Virginia Haulmon, Fay Hepfer, Joann Hoclc, Bonita Horn, Mary Haman, Marie Groce, Velvo Gutshall, Marlene Hawn, Crawford Hardsocln, James Heclxman. Row3-Ben- iamin Hair, Jackson Gerhart, Glen Hicks, Lloyd Hess, Paul Hann, Robert High, Larry Hen- ry, Roy Himelfarb, Richard Harrison, James Harris, Ells- worth Harmon, Ronald High. Row I-Shirley Kennedy, Lois Kline, Connie Kleckner, Bonita lsenberger, Dorothy Hollens- Bettie Hovis, head, Anno Jones, Linda Hu- ber, Judith Jones, Peggy Horne, Row 2-Wilmer Keener, Lucille Kohler, Patricia Hughes, Emma Hughes, Saun- dro Kirkwood, Phyllis Keyes, Peggy Johnson, Bonnie Keger- reis, Verdella Keith, Robert Jones. Row 3-Arthur per, Paul Kessler, Edward Knep- Horn, Marshall John, Charles Holobinko, Joseph Holton, Ron- ald Kaiser, Michael Jacobs, Dale Killinger, Robert Holme, Paul Kaiser. Forging Ahead IMS tl 'ts i '5 O ' Y TY 5 s I 551 , l ! -I Rowl-Donna Landis, Nancy Mahon, Constance Lehman, Mary McNew, Delores McNew, Patricia Koons, Margaret Mar- tin, Sandra Martin, Eleanor McNew. Row2-Ronald Mc- Cleary, Donald Lenherr, How- ard Lum, Larry Kurtz, Genevie Mackey, Irene McGill, Elizabeth Lehman Benny Lentz, Robert Koontz, Ronald Kriner, Burt Leete. Row 3-Larry Lehman, David Kuhn, James McKenriclc, Carl Mann, Ronald McClure, Robert Mantz, James Mackling, Wayne Matzelle, Samuel Leidig. Row lfDorcas Moore, Patricia Mosser, Saundro Noll, Barbara Newman, Marina Newton, Helen Myers, Molly Myers, Betty Owens, Anno Overcosh, Joanna Millet Row 24Jeryl Miller Loretta Miller, Ada Mil, ler Evelyn Oller Paula Niclclos, Joyce Mullins, Brenda Miller, Nancy Mitchell Wilma Nye, Joan Miller Garnet Ott, Gerf ald Murrina-rt Row 3fChester Musser Sampson Myers Chris- tian Oberholser Dean Meyers, David Pallr, Jafnes Metz Edwin Oden Theodore Menvinger, Roy Mow-en Jobn Mtnotti, Robert Mille' Omar Nicarry 66 Wifh Confidence L, -5 Row l-Christine Taylor, Cinda Statler, Jo a n n Spoonhour, Elaine Stine, Nancy Swope, Re- becca Strait, Patricia Smith, Margaretta Sollenberger, Betty Stoulfer. Row 2-Alan Thomp- son, Sheldon Starr, Nicholas Sollenberger, John Swanger, Terry Summers, Roy Thomas, Judith Statler, Ronald Stewart, John Steerman, Joseph Span- ogle, Guy Timmons, Charles Strock, Richard Stoey. Row 3- Larry Stains, Lee Stong, Deon Stevens, T h o m a s Sprow, Charles Taylor, James Strite, Darryl Stoops, John Spanogle, Ronald Smith, Eugene Starr, Clyde Thomas, Carl Strike. Rowl-Judy Wagner, Mariv anne Weyer, Jacqueline Wal- ters, Nadine Wollf, Patricia Ward, Delma Van Pelt, Joanne Umbrell, Ruth Tunnhoff, Ruth Wadel. Row2-Ronald Van Hoose, Kenneth Yeager, Vaugh- nie Widney, Minnie Wingert, Darlene Yeager, Anna Wiles, Carol Vanderau, Jeannie Wells, Sylvia Williams, Claire Zarger, Nancy Wenger, George Web- ber, Charles West, Row3-- Lee Weist, William Wagner, Richard Walters, Ronald Your- kavitch, Ronald Yaukey, Galen Warren, Grant Waite, Dennis Welker, Joe Tosten, Larry Wise, Donald Witrner. Us ,. 'N- i GRN 1 if ,Les 4 -i t Rowl-Soundra Rensch, Bar- bara Rife, Nancy Reed, Pearl Plank, Nancy Oyler, Marlene Oyler, Barbara Plummer, Mar. tha Pananes, Helen Reilly. Row 2--Donald Plank, Edgar Pugh, Diana Richards, Dorothea Reitz, Donna Reed, Mary Jane Rice, Virginia Purvis, Harriet Poper, Ann Rice, Brenda Rock, Sharon Potts, Gerald Pogue, Daniel Petrocy. Row 3-Robert Ramer, Albert Rosenberry, Jer- ry Nitterhouse, Martin Rosen- berry, James Pfeiffer, Luther Robison, Irvin Ransom, Warren Rife, Edward Rock, John Perry, Terry Painter, Gary Patterson. Rowl-Barbara Smith, Ruth Sarvis, Janet Seville, Janet Shank, Phyllis Shatzer, Frances Ruda, Constance Schaff, Wilma Rotz, Edna Spoonhour. Row 2- Bernard Rowles, Florence Shoc- key, Frances Shearer, Judy Si- pos, Saundra Shatzer, Norma Seilhamer, Karen Shively, Ann Slautterback, Helen Smith, San- dra Shantz, Judith Small, James Sites. Row 3-Leon Shank, Barry Shatzer, Duane Saufley, Edward Salter, Nor- man Smith, Max Shoemaker, William Seilhamer, Kent Ross, Harold Royer, Edward Sites, John Slimmer, William Ryder, Raymond Rotz. r .li ' . . . Beginning On The Row I-Jean Black, Eleanor Blackwell, Dorothy Crider, Pat- sy Bricker, Conswella Davis, Sandra Cox, Lula Comp, Cora Brechbill, Hazel Davis, Edith Carbaugh. Row 2--Nancy Co- ble, Annie Cable, Betty Burk- holder, Peggy Cormany, Po- tricio Arris, Nancy Asper, Don- na Brunner, Mary Brooks, Jean Burns, Geraldine Capazo, Helen Davis, Row 3-Anna Bord, Po- tricia Armstrong, Gerald An- thony, Melvin Burkholder, Roy Bumbaugh, John Brechbill, James Aughinbaugh, Carl Ash- way, Glenn Cordell, Joan Cof- fey, Bonita Bigler. Row l-Orlena Hummer, Ce- celia Hrimnak, Mary Hauser, Alice Miller, Judy McCleaster, Zita Keeler, Nancy Keefer, Al- faretta Kaugman, Linda Krieg- er, Faith Jessell, Row 2-Chan lotte Leedy, Saundra McNew, Joan Mickey, Mary Lowans, Bonnie McCleory, Louise Knotts, Myra Miller, Judy McKee, Joan lsenberger, Doris Lehman, Pat- sy Jones, Geraldine Johnson Joann Miller, Row 3-Cyrus Xeefer, Ronald Knepper, Carl Knepper, C h a r I e s Johnson Richard Moritz, George Layton, Merle Kuhns, Herbert Martin, Vlilliarn Laughlin, Maurice Kai- -gr. A . 1 f , , . Rowl-Betty Golden, Mary Hancock, Pauline Helmuth, Ar- lene Harris, Margaret Forney, Phyllis Fitzgerald, Barbara Eb- ersole, Martha Forbes, Janet Eckenrode, Sally Emery. Row 2-Robert Hock, Gerald Eber- ly, Bonnie Fickes, Sharon Ehr- hart, Carolyn Franklin, Joyce Hoover, Pauline Hollar, Caro- lyn Hack, Joan Green, Romaine Henry, Eunice Horst, Joy Dix- on, Harold Gladfelter. Row 3- Glen Gochenauer, D o n al d Haas, Richard Eberly, Joel Horst, Jerry French, John Doug- las, George Hershey, Darrell Horst, Donald Deardorff, Rich- ard Hardsock. f t 2 l Ladder of Achievement 0 s M my Row 'I-Shirley Simmons, Jean Seilhamer, Gloria Snyder, Pa- tricia Shipp, Shirley Stover, Doris Stoutter, Margaret Shoc- key, Barbara Shetler, Barbara Small, Patricia Shockey. Row 2-Brenda ShaHer, Vonnie Strayer, Patricia Spiker, Vonda Shetter, Nancy Sellers, Virginia ShalTer, Kathryn Shatter, Sally Shatzer, Bonnie Scott, Betty Stache, Carole Stake. Row 3- Nancy Stumbaugh, Donald Slo- thour, Harold Sollenberger, Paul Sharzley, Edward Stout, Alvin Stockslager, David Sud- ers, Lewis Starr, Janice Sord. F! Row I-Shirley Mowery, Parr'- ela Ott, Nancy Overcash, Peg- gy Newell, Martha Ove', Gladys Reed, Janet Rummel, Nancy Robinson, Shiriey Pugh, Bernice Ritter. Row 2-Patsy Rack, Susan Murphy, Shirley Ramer, Linda Reed, Mary Rait- snider, Ruth Ann Rowles, Car- olyn Robison, Donna Pheil, Dol- ores Rice, Linda Reasner, Bev- erly Ransom, Row 3-Bonnie Mowen, Mary Paine, Ronald Nicarry, Joseph Rack, Larry Nicarry, Marshall Poe, Lionel Morris, Earl Ross, Connie Per- ry, Patsy Reed. Row I-Evelyn Wagner, Mar- garet Thomas, Darlene Whit- field, Jean Witmer, Ardith Wiles, Margaret Wilson, .loan Vanetesse, Frances Williams, Betty Wright. Row 2-Com stance Wagner, Susan Wallace, Barbara Yeager, Brenda West, Peggy Upperman, Brenda Yo- cum, Virginia White, Audrey Webster, Bessie Teal, Carol Tate, Suzanne Van Scyoc. Row 3-Shirley Taslcer, J a s e p h Washabaugh, Wayne Zook, Bernard Washabaugh, Kenneth Tolbert, Lyle Thompson, Robert Wenger, Richard Trace, Linda Wenger, -. HERE AND THERE '-'wi' 1 -,-. Top to Bottom Keep to the ugh! Woich your shsns Mr Coloo gets reody lor uchon Sue reloxes an the lounge Russell Mackey opercnes o rmlr 9 mochrne Dorothy boords the elevofor Poppy noves Issue from Vhe bond M Fleck odds the Gmshmg touches for Sonny ond Ken The sophomores rece-we vheur colors Novlnng vosves bevver than o Home mode I H nnve on any rnolse rnelodlous unc Queen Tom rengns for ine doy muslc paroles seelf lo feosure 70 ' I k l . , A i 9 '1- pf' J 5' 4 9 r D. .' - . W ww, Q. .1 l , yi ' l ' ,s . , ,. r If . :iff-3. , ' - ' Yi, , . I . ll ' . Y . . I . Co ' d B 'lin ' , WHOS WHO AMONG UNDERCLASSMEN MOST LIKEABLE GIRL Leanna Taylor Donna Landis MOST LIKEABLE BOY Norman Wper Galen Warren MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL Carol Edwards Carla Danfelt HANDSOMEST BOY Wllllam Kolb Roy Humelfarb QUIETEST GIRL Muldred ShafTer Lynne Brocuous QUIETEST BOY Eber Lelsher Michael Fahnestock MOST ENERGETIC GIRL Ilene Krueger Mary Lou Bowers Larry Haulman Jere Burns WITTIEST GIRL Patrlcua Ross Dorcas Moore WITTIEST BOY James Seese Max Shoemaker MOST TALENTED GIRL Jacquellne Muller Barbara Newman MOST TALENTED BOY Barry Danfelt Jeryl Muller 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 MOST CHEERFUL GIRL Barbara Nlcklas Ann Depuy MOST CHEERFUL BOY George Trogler Barry Shatzer BEST GIRL DANCER Ruth Felker Saundra Betz BEST BOY DANCER Ray Powell Davnd McClure MOST AMBITIOUS GIRL Barbara Kotch Ann Slautterback MOST AMBITIOUS BOY Charles Smlth Joseph Spanogle NEATEST GIRL Dolores Harmon Ann Rnce Rnchard Statler Joseph Holton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED lglrll Nancy Hawbaker Karen Shrvely MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEE Fred Unger James Strste MOST DEPENDABLE GIRL Patrlcna Schnebly Marnlyn Burdette MOST DEPENDABLE BOY Jerry Stewart Gary Patterson oyl 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 1957 1958 I MOST ENERGETIC BOY NEATEST BOY D Ib 71 tlgvf. 6 .44 is .454 -'Y Y X tg' Q . 1, N' f. x V. ' 1 l . . 9 U, M iz , if 2 1 fi ,Q 3 .pls r ,A Q. ,as O ...av , 4 i .w- if 1, -f Q X xx s , , , Records fhe Work, fhe Fun, EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Sylvia Sites Adviser Mrs. Eleze McKenzie Darlene Yeager, feature editor, Stephen Schlichter, sports editor, Julie Smith, associate editor, and Sylvia Sites receive helpful informa- tion from Mrs. McKenzie. Kay Michaels, assistant editor, supervises the typists, Emma Keefer and Shelva Burkholder. while Beverly Gaal, associate editor, proofreads completed work. Richard Shull-discuss their ideas with Marian Crouse, feature editor. works picture is ,Q , ff-. 5' e . Artists-Violet Frederick, Joyce Hoch, and Betty Stunlcard, associate editor, diligently to complete the layout. lb... . F and the Activities of Our High School Days 54- Terence Conner, Kenneth Rebok, Doris Cook, and Sally Lynch are enthusiastic about the success of their patron campaign. X v 41 , ADVERTISING STAFF Adviser-Mr. Loyal L. Gills Mr. Gills confers with Jacob Whorley and Ronald Olson, the two top salesmen of his staH Lee Querry, James Picking, Bonita Angle, Mary Auglminbaugh, and Bonita Rosenberry look over last year's patron list for the names of prospective customers. X3 5 Sz Editor in chief News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editors Make up Editor Jean Angle Virginia Ott Patricia Ross Ralph Weyer, Thomas Diffenderfer Sandra Bietsch Adviser of Editorial Staff Mr John Muller Adviser of Business Staff Mr Philip Michaels The Parrot is the school newspaper of the Chambersburg Area Senior Hugh School and is published bn weekly by a staff of competent stu dents under the advlsorship of two faculty mem bers Set ua as a modern newspaper, its aim is to inform the student body of the happenings around school and to provide entertainment Members of the staff are chosen on the basis of their ability to think and write The best reward for serving on the staff is the valuable experience in lournallsm gained thereby The Parrot creates its own funds and pays its own expenses and ls, therefore, to a great extent, self supporting S9995 Rowl-Anna Overcash, Alan Anlzerbrand, Ronald Olson, Jean Angle, Nancy Hawbaker, Virginia Ott, Patricia Ross, Thomas Diffenderfer, Ralph Weyer, Sandra Bietsch, Shirley Kennedy, Mary Stoner. Row 2- Mr. John Miller, Janet Mitchell, Margaret McNair, Barbara Niclrlas, Julie Smith, Sandra McMinn, Carol Grimes, Patricia Schnebly, Judith Martin, Beryl Snyder, Brenda Pensinger, Emma Musser, Ann Slautter- back, Darlene Yeager, Virginia Geyer, Peggy Barr. Row 3-Elizabeth Fogal, Sue Kennedy, Joan Pax- ton, Joan Orris, Constance Schott, Eddy Forrester, Juanita Wise, George Trogler, Terry Hicks, John Slim- mer, Karen Shively, Patricia Mosser, Jacqueline Walters, Barbara Kotch, Janet Deardorff. PARR01' STAFF , , , Reports All The News LIBRARY STAFF The charging desk is always a busy place. Here Janet Thomas and Miss Klee assist two sen- iors, Roy Bigler and Larry Reese. President Donna Landis Vice-President Patsy Aldridge Secretary-Treasurer Janet Shank Advisers Mrs. Mildred S. Bender Miss Margaret Klee The Library Stat? is made up ot 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 wtf? . books and magazines, typing, filing, and taking general care of the library. Each member serves one period a day and receives credit according to the amount of work he does. Members re- 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, and vocational experience are a few of the outstanding values which the individual staff members receive. At the same time the school benefits from the service given by the Library Staff. .. .438 Row 1-Brenda Yocum, Brenda West, Janet Seville, Christine Taylor, Pansy Jackson, Donna Landis, Patsy Aldridge, Janet Shank, Dorothy Landis, Phyllis Sollenberger, Joan Hays, Patricia Ward, Lucille Martin, Row 2-Patricia Zullinger, Pauline Musser, Elsie Keeter, Patricia Spiker, Marie Lesher, Elizabeth Kuhns, Mary Ebersole, Bonita Angle, Ruth Flory, Janet Deardorft, Maribel Wolf, Eleanor Carlson, Joan Le- master, Barbara Raifsnider, Miss Margaret Klee. Row 3-Dorothy Helman, Virginia White, Pauline Hel- muth, Vannie Strayer, Evelyn Brechbill, Barbara Hawley, Audrey Deardorff, Beverly Shatzer, Ted Wile, Delma Van Pelt, Joanne Umbrell, Erma Van Pelt, Sandra Martin, Delores Creamer, Judith Varner, Patricia Koons, Elizabeth Hrimnak. . . . Promotes CitizenshiP Presldent Vxce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Samuel Butz Jan Keefer Sylvla Sites Rebecca Trltle Advusers Miss Jeanne Kurby Mr Kenneth Gabler 'I 1 'Z P1 as Rowl Patncla Zullmger Glnger Stlne Ann Depuy Jerre Englerth Arlene Shatzer Rebecca Trltle Jan Keefer Samuel Butz Sylvua Sites Margaret McNanr Patncta Schnebly Paullne Helmuth Sandra Bletsch Sue Mickey Row2 Mass Jeanne Klrby Leanna Taylor Phyllis Keith Patsy Aldrndge Gall Schott Barry Danfelt Arthur Dnce Galen Warren Gary Patterson Barry Shotzer Robert Ramer James Strute Roy Humelfarb Richard Statler Donna Landis Evelyn Wagner Vnrgnma Ott Row3 George Trogler Donald Glft Jay Burkholder Robert Weaver David Flndon Edward Stout Robert Selders Gerald Gelwlcks Stephen Schluchter Jack Renfrew James Seese Terry Hacks Jere Brehm Larry Kurtz Norman Paper The Student Advisory Councll IS composed of the class presndents and the representatnves from the varsous home rooms and clubs lt acts as the students voice un the governung of the school and trues to and an the durectung of all worthy actuvntues Plans are belng made by the Student Ad vnsory Council thus year to sponsor sux dances fol lowung the home basketball games They are also compulmg a student dlrectory whuch contams the names addresses and telephone numbers of the admmnstratuon and pupnls 78 , . an up l - ...Q nn.. cs .-e.. sl t , 1 in ll' A 1 . A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 Adviser Miss Jeanne Kirby The Hall Squad as one of the many service organizations of our school Members 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 emer gency situation in the building and escort vis :tors to their destination Members must always be on the alert for any irregularities and if there are too many of these they are discussed at the club meetings and action is taken to eliminate them This service club helps to make our school a place where courtesy is practiced and where order is maintained Anyone who has a daily study hall is elu gable for membership Club meetings are held every other week Row 1-Betty Robinson, Ruth Flory, Janet Bowman, Norma Broolzens, Barbara Miller, Nadine Wolft, Joanne Umbrell, Janet Seville, Peggy Cormany, Florence Shockey, Nancy Faith. Row 2-Diane Dull, Romaine Henry, Eleanor McNew, Genevie Mackey, Dorothy Hollenshead, Sandra Shantz, Jean Black, Nancy Asper, Peggy Upperman, Evelyn Wagner, Miss Jeanne Kirby. Row3-Hazel Davis, Delores Creamer, Carol Davis, Jaye Alleman, William High, Larry Stains, George Hershey, Saundra Kirkwood, Delma Van Pelt, Edith Carbaugh. 79 , , , Gives Service To The School Y Emphasizes Chrlshan Values Rowl Marlbel Wolf Lunda Etchber ger Arlene Shatzer Phyllls Sollenber ger Patsy Aldrndge Paullne Young Shurley Shatzer Dolores Plcknng Doro thea Wagoner Row! Patrucna Peters Julie Smith Shurley Kean Goldle Cold srmth Vuolet Frederick Nancy Saund ers Kathleen Frnes Martha Elser Erma Van Pelt Shirley West Mrs Marguer :te Cook Row3 Elame Shearer Ver na Sord Marnlyn Saufley Vada Rotz Shnrley Uglow Lots Lawrence Ginger Stlne Rebecca Trutle Patrucna Zullnn ger l.uElla Wenger Row I Dorene Muller Beatrice Stache Gladys Rafe Mary Aughlnbaugh Jean Angle Faye Brookens Patrlcua Buter baugh Joanne Smith Glorua Coffman Helen Baughman Emma Keefer Row 2 Valerla Stouffer Derry Laxson Ros alyn Beam Sue Mrckey Barbara Mal ler Kay Muchaels Betty Stunkard Nan ruch Luculle Mortln Beverly Eshelman Bonita Angle Shurley McVutty Ruth Ann Lesher Row3 Lots Saufley Anna Mae John Arlene Knoll Sally Lynch Marcua Hoover Joyce Hoch an Fritz Bonuta Eyer Lots Freet Dorothy Henry Bonvta Rosenberry Jackalen Martm Rowl Norma Horst Loss Wolf? Fay Wenger Patrucua Foltz Mary Craw ford Shelva Burkholder Dons Cook Dorothy Dnehl Ocle Lee Lelsher Doris Hotrv Row2 Mrs Grace Bachtell S vna Sites Mary Eliza eth Knoll Elrzabeth Kuhns Mary Ebersole Marne Lesher Mary Jane Blanr Verda Bene duct Darlene Yeager Beverly Gaal Annabelle Lught Gladys Myers Janet Strike Row3 Joan Janes Darl Hosler Shurley Funk Roberta Harruson Susanne Kauftrnan Carolyn Kauftrnan Margaretta Steck Juanuta Wnse o ran Srnlth Jean Henry Vonnre Ile - 2 cy Raifsnider, Martha Rice, Bonita Det- JO ' , ' , ' r I ,, - . ' , YI . 4 I . b V I . . V Der SO - -Y , , , Encourages Moral Growth Advisers-Mrs. Pamellia Erickson, Miss Patricia Neuroth ,W . w... urzf ' X ' ,rc- ul:-lQv:Q? iv. ' 1 .JE Row 'I-Judith Varner, .lane Bender, Beryl Snyder, Linda Bard, Barbara Burgner, Linda Miller, Mary Stoner, Judith Tuttle, Bonnie McNew, Margaret Brunner, Bonita Maclntire. Row 2- Peggy Barr, Shahla Vossough, Sandra McMinn, Leanna Taylor, Doris Barn- hart, Janet Bowman, Nancy Teal, Shir, ley Spoonhour, Norma Brookens, Janet Mitchell, Margaret McNair, Janet Mc- lntire, Edna Miller, Miss Patricia Neu- roth, Row 3-Kay Bender, Phyllis Bitner, Julia Miller, Alvena Burllholder, Jean Baker, Jacqueline Miller, Janet Beltz, Barbara Miller, Vonnie Bailey, Beverly Truax, Barbara Mahon. Rowl-Dorothy Hedrick, Pansy Jack- son, Patsy Kennedy, Jane Leonard, Betty Eichelberger, DaRue Chase, Nor- ma Foust, Barbara Fisler, Ruth Felker, Faye Chamberlin, Mary Ann Hepfer. Row 2-Ruth Himelfarb, Nancy Haw- baker, Ruby Colifey, Beulah Crusey, Donna Cline, Jane Gayman, Barbara Ganster, Dolores Harmon, Evelyn Gear- hart, Mary Eyer. Row 3-Janet Flea- gle, Frances Daihl, Charlotte Herman, Densey Keeter, Phyllis Keith, Vado El- liott, Carol Edwards, Nancy Diehl, Carol Grimes, Marie Capazo, Patsy Fritz, Virginia Geyer. Rowl-Shirley Smith, Naomi West- brook, Lorna West, Judy West, Mary Schaff, Barbara Raitsnider, Janet Schaft, Betty Robinson, Barbara Sel- lers, Beverly Skidmore. Row 2-Bon- nie Sherman, Loretta Tolbert, Patricia Ross, Gail Schaff, Janice Sluser, Nancy Schuchman, Nancy Rock, Betty Webb, Nancy Shatzer, Julie Shockey, Mildred Shaffer, Janice Wiser, Diane Shultz, Joan Orvis. Row 3-Carol Riley, Bar- bara Niclxlas, Donna Pike, Emma Mus- ser, Vera Wingert, Brenda Pensinger, Ruby Webber, Patricia Schnebly, Judy Robertson, Janice Picking, Virginia Ott, Helen Ocker, Joan Paxton, Jean Whit- tington, 81 SUPHUMURE TRI Hl Y Develvps Advuser Mnss Ida Heller Rowl Charlotte Cowan Dorcas Moore Martha Pananes Molly Myers Joyce Mullsns Saundra Cordell Joan Dice Barbara Newman Saundra Noll Patrlcla Burns Anne Burns Row2 Judith Davis Trudy Ccpazo Marlene Oyler Marnlyn Burdette Paula Nlcklos Ann Depuy Delores Crearner Ruth Cruder Carol Dawluns Beverly Casey Joanne Carbaugh Helen Myers Martha Crawford Row3 Nancy Oyler Patrucla Masser Barbara Burns Anna Overcash Janet Deardorff Audrey Deardorff Carol Davus Eleanor Carlson Marana Newton Daphne Chase Betty Owens Wllma Nye Brenda Burkholder Carla Danfel xi! Rowl Bennta Bowers Shnrley Brown Eleanor McNew Nancy Mahon Irene McGulI Verdella Kelth San dra Martin Donna Landis Loretta Muller Saundra Betz Norma Bender Row2 Brenda Muller Kathryn Bachtell Lynne Broclous Mary McNew Connie Kleckner Peggy Johnson Genevle Mackey Margaret Martnn Norma Aurnan Loss Kline Martha Brooks Row3 Judy Letsher Anna Jones Evelyn Brechbull Ada Muller Delores McNew Joanna Muller Shelby Anlcerbrand Nancy Mutchell Naornu McClure Lucille Kohler Judnth Jones Joan Muller 82 lnfegrrfy I I - I I I i I I r 1 I 1 , I r 1 1 - i 1 l I I I 1 1 r I I T A Ni ' L v Jim 1 Y. 4 ,. V s y , ,A 1 ' I - s H '1 J xy' ' ' - Q '- 44 ' MW ,.,g . I C Y 5 r 7 . . ,hr And M ufual Respecf Adviser-Mrs. Ha rriet Thompson Row I-Florence Shackey, Judith Small, Helen Reilly, Diana Richards, Phyllis Shatzer, Janet Seville, Mary Rice, Nancy Reed, Pearl Plank, Norma Seilhamer, Sandro Shantz, Row 2-Miss Ida Heller, Carolyn Abbott, Nancy Swope, Rebecca Strait, Barbara Rife, Sharon Potts, Carol Vanderau, Elaine Stine, Christine Taylor, Virginia Purvis, Ann Slautterback, Joanne Umbrell, Delma Van Pelt, Brenda Rock, Dorothea Reitz, Wilma Rotz, Mrs. Harriet Thompson. Row 3-Margaretta Sollenberger, Helen Smith, Judith Statler, Ann Rice, Joann Spoanhour, Karen Shively, Saundra Rensch, Betty Stouffer, Constance Schaff, Cinda Statler, Barbara Smith, Barbara Plummer, Janet Shank, Harriet Poper, Shirley Kennedy. QSI1 ' Rowl Patricia Hughes Lois Diffenderfer Barbara Fahnestock Joy Feldman Helen Fields Bonnie Fsnniff Bettie Hovis Barbara Hawley Janet Fisher Emma Hughes Row2 Lois Helman Ruth Wadel Jacqueline Walters Darlene Yeager Joann Hock Peggy Horne Shirley Drawbaugh Vaughme Widney Lillian Gay man Barbara Gussler Judith Gordon Row3 Anna Wales Claire Zarger Nadine Wolff Linda Huber Helen Helmuth Fay Hepfer Mary Haman Kathryn Helman Jeannie Wells Virginia Haulman Nancy Wenger Minnie Wingert Dorothy Hollenshead 83 HI-Ys... SENIOR HI-Y Row I-Kenneth Rebok, James Pick- ing, James Trace, Robert Seiders, James Nelson, Frank Kennedy, Eugene Fisler, Wayne Calvert, Clark Myers. Row 2-Ronald Olson, James Thomas, Thomas Difienderfer, Nelson Carmack, George Warner, Gary Carbaugh, Paul Saunders, Fred Garber, Lauren Etter, Lawrence Patterson, Mr. Robert Kinder- man. Row 3-Harry Stouffer, Lee Querry, James Swope, Kenneth Stake, Jack Renfrew, Stephen Schlichter, Guy Patterson, Raymond Shuman, John Breneman, Elton Simpson. JUNIOR HI-Y Rowl-Ross Ricketts, Charles Smith, Jere Brehm, George Trogler, Norman Piper, Barry Danfelt, James Seese, Richard Patterson, Ray Powell, Larry Eckert, Dennis Austin. Row 2-Robert Morrison, Ray Gochenauer, Ronald Hardsock, Robert Hamsher, Alvan Brechbill, Jay Burkholder, Eddy For' rester, Richard Lehman, Nelson Dice, Jaye Alleman, Robert Grella, Timothy Banks, Lamar Hollar. Row 3-Mr. Her- bert Swartz, Richard Statler, Orville Cooper, Roy McNew, Marvin Peiffer, William Etter, Terry Hicks, Kenneth Hays, Robert Hoover, Harry Black, Robert Alcorn, Herbert Faust, Edgar Tice, Ronald Stepler, Ronald Parker, Ralph Wadel. Row 4-James McClure, James Rife, Roy Rife, Charles Memin- ger, Percy Pogue, Larry Barnhart, Jerry Stewart, Michael Cormany, John Scott, Barry Eby, Daniel Miller, Ronald Peters, Reed Caldwell, Sidney Mossovitz. SOPHOMORE HI-Y Row I-C. Chronister, K. Baker, R. Harrison, J. Nitterhouse, W. Keener, G. Hicks, R. Himelfarb, J. Strite, E. Carl- son, G. Waite, R. Walters, N. Smith. Row 2-M. Jacobs, J. Holton, J. Burns, J. H. Spanogle, L. Frye, F. Burkhart, F. Carl, R. Bumbaugh, E. Horn, C. Ober- holser, B. Leete, L. Kurtz, L. Hess, D. Davis, J. K. Arrison, R, Boher, Row 3- Mr. Merle Hater, B. Hair, L. Brown, R. Hake, R. Rotz, G. Patterson, T. Sums mers, J. Tosten, V. Barnhart, R. Ben- der, D. Witmer, R. Blair, J. Miller, E. Sites, R. Arris, C. Barton, O. Nicarry, D. Saufley, L. Weist, Mr. Carl Wen- gert. Row 4-R. Mowen, J. Sponogle, J, Gerhart, K. Ross, E. Oden, F. J. Arri- son, J. Addlesberger, R. Mantz, G Cummings, W. Wagner, R. Angle, H. Meminger, L. Henry, J. Steerman, R. Stewart, R. Jones, R. Van Hoose, H. Bender, J. Heckman. B4 Foster High Ideals sq.-i Silvan 41' I 3 I 1 Adviser Mr J Kenneth Gabler Rowl Shirley West Patricia Zullinger Maribel Wolf Dawn Roqueplot Shelva Burkholder Dorothy Diehl Jean Angle Dorothea Wagoner Patricia Buterbaugh Faye Brookens Phyllis Sollenberger Lucille Martin Peggy Lowans Patsy Aldridge Rosalyn Beam Row2 Mr Kenneth Gabler Nancy Saunders Lois Freet Norma Horst Darla Hosler Melvo Smith Dolores Picking Anna Mae John Beverly Eshelman Bonita Angle Bonita Detrich Shirley McVitty Juanita Wise Patricia Reed Shirley Funk Joan Jones Doris Haltry Emma Keefer Gladys Myers Gloria Colitman Row3 Bonita Eyer Mary Aughmbaugh Joan Fritz Joyce Bender Janice Aughlnbaugh Susanne Kauftman Thomas Diftenderfer James Picking Lauren Etter Ronald Olson Lois Lawrence Patricia Peters Dorothy Henry Shirley Kean Arlene Knoll Helen Baughman us uma L- '- -tv-.4.L.tn and Miva'-wha .,wn.3v--., ,, , ' i ' 4.. '.'i'g'i:J1,jjaQe-:mf Row'l-Janet Beltz, Joan Paxton, Vonnie Bailey, Nancy Gerlach, Shirley Smith, Elizabeth Fogal, Ruth Flory, Barbara Fisler, Ruth Felker, Joan Orris, Patsy Kennedy, Barbara Raifsnider, Betty Robinson, Joanna Frey, Norma Foust. Row 2-Frances Daihl, Janice Picking, Nancy Schuchman, Nancy Rock, Faye Cham- berlin, Beulah Crusey, Donna Cline, Janet Mitchell, Peggy McNair, Dolores Harmon, Lois Kuhns, Jane Bender, Gail Diehl, Nancy Shatzer, Barbara Miller, Janice Sluser. Row 3-Doris Barnhart, Jean Baker, Emma Musser, Barbara Mahon, Bonita Maclntire, John Scott, Marvin Peiffer, Jaye Alleman, Irene Fitz- gerald, Elaine Kanarr, Beverly Shatzer, Norma Brookens, Shirley Spoonhour, Ruby Coffey, Janet Bowman, Rosanna Bowers. 85 ,Qt . . Prepares For The Business World . ,Fi 4?i':-Bri-A M, l LANGUAGES . . . LATIN CLUB Row 'I-Mary Eyer, Carol Grimes, Nancy Diehl, Nancy Hawbaker, Brenda Pen singer, Virginia Ott, Patricia Schnebly, Ann Depuy, Dorcas Moore, Betty Eichel berger, Shirley Brown, Jeannie Wells. Row 2-Miss Elizabeth Elder, Sue Ken nedy, Diane Shultz, Loretta Miller, Lynne Brocious, Marilyn Burdette, Gail Schaft Marie Capazo, Anna Jones, Sharon Potts, Ann Rice, Saundro Rensch, Lois Macken tire, Nancy Faith, Barbara Sellers, Joan Miller. Row 3-Donna Landis, Joyce Funk Kathryn Bachtell, Bonita Isenberger, Carl Barton, Wayne Matzelle, Kent Ross Omar Nicarry, Sandra Martin, Penelope Flack, Nancy Mahon, Frances Ruda Mariorie Asper. President Patricia Schnebly Vice-President Dorcas Moore Secretary Ann Depuv Treasurer Virginia Ott Adviser Miss Elizabeth Elder Row 'I-Judy Robertson, Deborah Smith, Grant Waite, Marian Crouse, Robert Seiders, Morgaretta Steck, Joyce Mullins, Patricia Burns. Row 2-Mrs. Grace Bachtell, Vada Rotz, Pansy Jackson, Beverly Casey, Beryl Snyder, Kay Bender, Carol Riley, Phyllis Keith, Carol Grimes, Joseph Holton. Row 3-Joe Tosten, Richard Harrison, Harold Bender, Patricia Schnebly, Judith Martin, Sandra McMinn, Leanna Taylor, Peter Fuller, Florence Shockey, Wilmer Keener. OFFICERS President Robert Seiders Vice-President Grant Waite Secretary Marian Crouse Treasurer Morgaretta Steck Adviser Mrs. Grace Bachtell SPANISH CLUB Row T-Nancy Swope, Benita Bowers, Peggy Gayman, Evelyn Gearhart, Edward Bell, Terry Hicks, Jane Leonard, Nancy Hawbaker, Janet Fisher, Dorothy Hed- rick, Mary Ann Hepter. Row 2-Barbara Burns, Vaughnie Widney, Darlene Yeager, Nancy Teal, Naomi Westbrook, Jeannie Wells, Gail Schafl, Nancy Mitchell, Ruth Tunnhoft, Jane Gayman, Bettie Hovis, Peggy Horne, Janice Wiser, Saundro Betz, Lucille Kohler, Mrs. Christine Mickey. Row 3-Gary Goetz, Robert Boher, Raymond Rotz, Donald Witmer, William Wagner, John Slimmer, Lama' Hollar, Charles Nctddeo, Thomas Lynch, Dennis Austin, Ray Fritz, Larry Eckert, Robert Frank, Ronald Blair Terry Summers. OFFICERS President Terry Hicks Vice-President Edward Bell Secretary Nancy Hawbaker Treasurer Jane Leonard Adviser Mrs, Christine Mickey 86 lnfernaiional Undersfanding DRAMATIO CLUB u u ru1 uAu1u Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Advuser The purpose ofthe Dramatuc Club us to guve to uts members an opportunuty to partucupate un plays, both un an actung and a producung capac ty It also struves to develop an apprecuatuon of better drama as well as to rouse dramatuc stand ards un all local productuons Revuews of cur rent Broadway plays form a part of the program of the year Attentuon us guven to the art of make up and to outstandung theatrucal person alutues One act plays are guven durmg regular eve ops eafruca I Ify Barry Danfelt George Trogler Duane Shultz Vurgunua Ott Mrs Vurgunua Lee Pollock meetungs The Dramatuc Club members assume all the responsubuluty of the programs Thus year membershup was lumuted to lunuors, whose first prolect was the sponsorung of the Lubrary Play Members are lookunq forward to vusutung the pro ductuons of other schools later un the year They are also plannung to present an Easter Play to the cuvuc clubs of Chambersburg and some of the communuty unstututuons The club meets on odd Tuesdays un the band room Rowl Jean Whuttungton Eluzabeth Fogal Leanno Taylor Betty Euchelberger Sondra McMunn Pl-uyllus Keuth Juduth Martun Brenda Pensunger Sue Kennedy Vurgunua Ott Juduth Tuttle Mary Stoner Ruth Humelfarb Row2 Mary Eyer Julua Muller Lunda Bard Carol Edwards Patrucua Schnebly Patrucua Ross Nancy Duehl Carol Grumes Marue Capazo Veda Elluott Donna Pulte Eluzabeth Hrumnak Lorna West Duane Shultz Judy West Pansy Jackson Barbara Nucklas Row 3-Bonnue Sherman Sudney Mosso vutz Marvun Peutter George Trogler James Seese Charles Smuth Jerry Stewart Donn Lum Robert Alcorn Barry Danfelt Barbara Sellers Beverly Sellers Beverly Skudmore Vurgunua Geyer .p 88 o o o - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - .. . 1 - , Q 1 . J 4 74' use wmi Momesz Q L H, - 4 bt' 'lf You give 0 Qirl an Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse engogemen' rlnkg' You llove ' , Y ' the right to kiss her, you ' fic , Directed by know, Clarencej - .3 Q ' Virginia Lee Pollock December 8, 9, T955 Father Whitney Harlan John Margaret Clarence Michael Vinnie Bridger Hazel Willoughby Bessie Fuller Logan MrS. Willoughby Clyde Miller Cousin Cora Kathleen Dr. Humphreys CAST Jerry Stewart Sidney Mossovitz Eddy Forrester Robert Alcorn Alvena Burlxholder Donn Lum Edward Bell Bonnie Sherman Emma Musser Barbara Niclxlas Patricia Schnebly Brenda Pensinger Charles Smith Sandra McMinn Pansy Jackson George Trogler SYNOPSIS OF SCENES 'Whitney's arm is fine It will be stronger than ever. Act I The living room of the Day country home at Harri- son, N. Y. Tirneg Midfafternoon. The last day of August in the 'l880's. Act II It was twenty-two years Scene T, The same. Saturday afternoon. C90 'hls Summer 'hcnkclme Scene 2. The same. Just before twilight. and l hod OU' los' Pnclled battle. Act III Scene I. The morning room of the Day house on Madison Avenue, New York City. A few days later. Scene 2. The some. Late thot aflernoon. Curtain Call 5 ff L 111-I.. , Uh A' 'YQ' 1 lil I li 2 i -2 L sq' v l --K li ik'-A A ll ill --MM l 1 i l f, it l . A' 5 fl 5 - zf 'f:: I A - il is , , , Provides Musical Enierfainmenf President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Librarians Adviser The Glee Club is the largest group-singing en- semble in our school. Composed of one hundred voices, this club presents two major concerts a year: the Christmas concert in December and the Evening of Music in March. The repertoire of music ranges from classical numbers to light comedy. Student accompanists are used entirely Paul Saunders Terence Conner Rebecca Tritle Barbara Miller Larry Reese, Carol Edwards Mr. Paul Lucas throughout the productions. The purpose of the club is to give students an opportunity to express and develop their singing ability. One of the most popular organizations in the school, the Glee Club determines eligibility for membership by means of auditions. Rehearsals are held daily during the fourth period. Row I-Barbara Newman, Dorothy Landis, Ruth Felker, Patsy Fritz, Beryl Snyder, Sandra Rensch, Rebecca Tritle, Rosalyn Beam, Barbara Miller, Dolores Coccagna, Ellsworth Harmon, John Minotti, Richard Harrison, Edward Salter, John Slimmer, Larry Reese, James Strite, James Seese, Barry Danfelt, Arlene Shatzer, Veda Rotz, Suzanne Schal'Tnit, Judith Davis, Ann Depuy, Karen Shively, Dorcas Moore, Virginia Ott, Mr. Paul Lucas. Row 2-Lois Saufley, Nancy Mitchell, Carla Danfelt, Nancy Raifsnider, Bonita lsenberger, Kathleen Fries, Joyce Hoch, Jacqueline Miller, lrene McGill, Samuel Leidig, Paul Hann, Charles Smith, Rob- ert Miller, Eugene Carlson, Paul Saunders, Jerry Stewart, Jack Renfrew, Betty Stunkard, Constance Cromwell, Alice Reasner, Brenda Rock, Marianne Weyer, Nancy Hawbaker, Jean Angle, Lorna West. Row 3-Nancy Mahon, Marilyn Saufley, Carol Riley, Goldie Coldsmith, Joyce Funk, Ann Rice, Bonnie Finnifl, Sandra Bietsch, Dorothea Wagoner, Alan Ankerbrand, Kenneth Hays, Ray Himelfarb, Sidney Wells, Michael Donahoe, Charles Rice, Richard Edwards, Jeryl Miller, Ralph Weyer, Kay Michaels, Penelope Flack, Judy West, Judith Statler, Ann Slautterback, Nancy Rock, Bonnie Sherman, Linda Etchberger, Kathryn Bach- tell. Row 4-Jackalen Martin, Alice Metz, Marian Crouse, Mary Stoner, Paula Nicklas, Nancy Black, Carol Edwards, Diane Shultz, Terence Conner, James Picking, Barry Eby, Samuel Butz, Richard Patterson, James Nelson, Gerald Gelwiclcs, George Trogler, Judith Martin, Ginger Stine, DaRue Chase, Martha Elser, Marilyn Burdette, Shirley Uglow, Jacqueline Walters, Daph- ne Chase, Margaret Wise, Margaret Wolford. Wifh Group and Specialfy Numbers Top fo boffom Dreomlng of o Whlfe Chrlsfrnos Walking In c Winter Wonderland Sliver Bells Serenodmg Rudolph the Reindeer We Three Knngs I rn Getting Nothmg for Chrlsimos Behmd the scenes A Merry Chrlsfrnczs and 0 Happy New Year 91 '1 -. 9 Z 1 X, ' ' A f I 1 '. llll ' . I ' n 4 u J K ?' , w 4 ' A H I..-4 'x Row! Dorothea Wagoner Rosalyn Beam Beryl Snyder Dolores Coccagna Jacqueline Miller Karen Shively Dorcas Moore Jean Angle Suzanne Schaffnit Mr Paul Lucas Row2 Barbara Miller Diane Shultz Marilyn Saufley Marian Crouse Ginger Stine Kay Michaels DaRue Chase Marilyn Burdette Nancy Hawbaker Row3 Larry Reese James Seese Barry Danfelt Terence Conner Paul Saunders John Slimmer Row4 James Picking Kenneth Hays Barry Eby James Nelson Jeryl Miller President Vice-President Secretary Librarians Adviser The Choristers, a select group of twenty-six vcices, are chosen each year from the ranks of the Glee Club. The main purpose of this organi- zation is to present singing entertainment at various school and community functions. Mem' bers appear many times throughout the year, particularly during the Christmas season for 92 Barry Danfelt James Nelson Dolores Coccagna Dorcas Moore, Larry Reese Mr. Paul Lucas church and civic organizations, Although the group must spend many hours memorizing music and rehearsing, they feel iustly rewarded for their hard work when they hear the enthusiastic response of their listeners. The club rehearses every Thursday during activities period. , , , Improve Public Relations ,Er A' T A A ' A ' 0 x 'O 1 . I . , 1 , ' x 0' N, Lo Tu 91,7 I ' J 1 5 ' 1 ' A i , I 5 Culhvafes Apprecrahon Presndent Qecretary Treasurer Parrot Reporter Adviser The Art Servuce Club one of the most recent orgamzatnons In the school us open to students from the Art l and Il classes Business meetings are held on even Thursdays after school One of the chief prolects of the club ns the maklnq of posters to display on the many bulle tnn boards for the purpose of adverhsnng the var: 4-wmv JB. 'on 'Su-uv-is cw Ruchard Shull Goldue Coldsmuth James Trogler Vlolet Frederick Miss Patrncua Neuroth ous school functions and actlvltles When not busily engaged In workmg on a specnal school assngnment members are permitted and encour aged to develop any nnduvudual prolect they choose As an addltuonal club actlvuty students vrsut all local art exhnbuts for the purpose of fur therlng their appreclatlon In painting Rowl Mary Crawford Lucille Martin Goldne Coldsmlth Martha Elser Violet Frederlck Shrrley Uglow Ruchard Shull Row2 Mass Patrlcna Neuroth George Trogler Joyce Mulluns Vada Elhott Chrlstme Tay lor Elaine Stme Martha Pananes Loss Wolff Lmda Etchberger Charles Kennedy 93 0 0 o I I I V , . I I I ' - I V. . r , - 2 t M. M. , - 0. I L , . .-.- , , Y, - f Q f 5 5 f x . , ,. ,,-.,. N s , . 5 ' .7 ,A-c 3 Y L1 . , - , 1 , , I 1 . - , , , , - I . V I I I ' . . . lnspires Our Leader of the Band-Bonnie Sherman Director-Mr. Irvin G. Valentine ,,.I 36 - fxm, - gpggu , N, A ,. :Q W ',. ..- Ciik Ag,,,f .. J K : ' nm ,,1,.!1,Zw ' Team To Victory Flute-Marian Crouse, Marcia Hoover, Derry Laxson. Clarinet-Alvena Burkholder, Patricia Buterbaugh, Martha Crawford, Constance Cromwell, Shirley Drawbaugh, Michael Fahnestock, Kathryn Helman, Shir- ley Kean, Phyllis Keith, Lois Mackentire, Sandra McMinn, Sue Mickey, Brenda Miller, Dorene Miller, Emma Musser, Brenda Pensinger, Barbara Plummer, Duane Saufley, Fay Wenger. Saxophones-Nancy Bender, Vada Elliott, Roberta Harrison, Vada Rotz, Nancy Saunders, Sally Lynch. Baritones-Gerald Gelwicks, John Swanger, Austin West. Comets-Barry Eby, Emery Etter, Bennett Farner, Lohman Glass, Kenneth Hays, James Heckman, Huber McCleary, Edgar Pugh, Raymond Rotz, Deborah Smith, Charles Strock, Joe Tosten. Trambones-Carl Barton, Terence Conner, Richard Edwards, Larry Frye, Frank Kennedy, Mary McNew, James Morter, Gerald Mummert, James Nelson, Edward Sites, Elizabeth Thompson. Horn- Ronald Olson. Basses-Robert Frank, James Metz, Robert Ramer. Cymbals-Robert Alcorn. Drums- Reed Caldwell, William Hyatt, Charles Kennedy, Elton Simpson, William Walters, Barry Danfelt. Maior- ettes-Bonnie Sherman, Beverly Gaal, Jackalen Martin, Patricia Ross, Linda Etchberger, Julie Shockey, Carla Danfelt, Judith Davis, Marlene Oyler, Faye Brookens, Dolores Picking, Judy Wagner, Darlene Yeager, Trudy Copazo, Loretta Tolbert. 95 CLARINETS THE Plays lnsplrmg Melodies TROMBONES Terence Connor James Nelson Frank Kennedy VIOLINS Barbara Muller Lots Saufley George Trogler Eugene Starr Nancy Black Elalne Dlehl Vlolet Frederick Dorothy Crlder Constance Schaff SAXOPHONES Nancy Bender Roberta Harruson Vada Rotz Nancy Saunders Sally Lynch FLUTES Marian Crouse Marcia Hoover Derry Laxson CHIMES Nancy Oyler PIANO Constance Cromwell Beryl Snyder TRUMPETS Barry Eby Kenneth Hays Lohman Glass FRENCH HORN Ronald Olson BASS VIOLINS Gerald Gelwncks Charles Smith Shnrley Kean Phyllis Keith Pauline Wenger Sue Mackey Sandra McMmn The hugh school orchestra furnishes approprlate music for the llbrary play the sensor play and other specnal assembly pro grams Each Christmas In collaboration with the Glee Club the orchestra presents a specual program of Chrustmas musuc Thus lolnt Christmas program by both muslcal orgamzatuons us greatly antacnpated and apprecnated by the public The orchestra also plays a prominent part at the commencement and baccalaureate programs by furnushnng varnous muslcal selections Thus organ: zatuon of students contrlbutes much tlme and talent to our school 96 9 o o I I I T t 3 Director-Mr. Irvin G. Valentine Create the Beat for Dancing Feet Director Mr Phlllp Mlchaels The Rhythm Kids ns the school dance orches tra organized to furnish musrc for dancmg Thus club enables the school to have more dances because ofthe low cost The musncnans develop emcuency by practncnng on Tuesday nights from are used for the purchase of music The band thus year as composed almost en tlrely of sensors Those members who will grad uate are Terence Conner and Thomas Lensher trombonlsts Roberta Harrison Nancy Bender Sally Lynch and Nancy Saunders saxophonusts Lohman Glass trumpeter Barbara Muller and and Dolores Coccagna vocalist Row I Terence Conner James Nelson Nancy Bender Roberta Harrison Sally Lynch Barbara M ll M Phlllp Muchaels Row 2 Gerald Gelwlcks Lohman Glass Barry Eby Reed Caldwell Dolores Coccagna Not pictured Nancy Saunders Thomas Lelsher THE R ' 7:30 until 9:00. The funds earned by this club James Nelson: pionisfsi demld Gelwicksl bass? 97 Support The Team Leader Bonita Detnch Adviser Mlss Janet Nell The cheerleaders lead the student body nn organlzed cheering and at tempt to promote good sportsmanship Wuth thelr quick motions and crusp vouces they add to the excltement and th ull of football and basketball games Both boys and gurls may try out for cheerleadnng This year mem bers took turns In actlng as captann Also new this year was the Junior Varsity Squad which will give the younger gurls experience at cheering before becomung a member of the Varslty Squad Left to right Arlene Shatzer Bonita Detrlch Sandra Bletsch Judy West Margaret Wolford Patrlcla Schnebly Director Mr Irvm G Valentine Left to right Bonme Sherman Beverly Goal Jackalen Martln Patrxcla Ross Llnda Etchberger Julue Shockey Carla Dantelt Juduth Davus Marlene Oyler Faye Braokens Dolores Plclung Judy Wagner Darlene Yeager Trudy Capazo Loretta Tolbert l 4 95 u I I r I WJ V U - - - It ,Qi MAJURETTES GW' l 'Q . g A ,ll 9 215 e - ' 4 , . ,, ,X X X ? K ' ' C l I Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Parrot Reporter Adviser The Gurls Athletic Assocuatuon us an organu zatuon whuch has charqe of all sports for gurls The purpose of thus club us to develop better skull grace and coordunatuon as well as to develop leadershup and better sportsmanshup among the gurls Members sponsor intramural contests in volleyball basketball softball, and soccer All Sally Lynch Martha Elser Sandra Buetsch Shurley Kennedy Muss Janet Nell actuvutues are set up on a point system the points being accumulatuve durung the period of one school year At the end of the year the gurls havung the hughest number of points win awards whuch are presented at the annual award assem bly Membershup us open to all hugh school gurls who are interested un athletuc actuvutues Row 'I-Gladys Rite, Lucille Martin, Peggy Lowans, Sally Lynch, Marianne Weyer, Judy Robertson, Patricia Ross, Leanna Taylor, Sandra McMinn, Judith Martin, Joan Orris, Patsy Kennedy, Shirley Tasker, Row 2-Mary Bowers, Carla Danfelt, Margaret Brunner, Jean Burns, Donna Brunner, Charlotte Cowan, Mildred Gray, Phyllis Shatzer, Jacqueline Walters, Christine Taylor, Shirley Brown, Jeannie Wells, Pansy Jackson. Row 3-Gloria CoHman, LuElla Wenger, Shirley West, Nancy Rock, Lois Lawrence, Alice Reas- ner, Saundra Rensch, Betty Stoufter, Nancy Mahon, Euphemia Davis, Sharon Potts, Patricia Burns, Daphne Chase, Martha Brooks. Row 4-Martha Elser, Sandra Bietsch, Barbara Smith, Anna Overcash, Patricia Ward, Nancy Faith, Barbara Hawley, Verdella Keith, Phyllis Keyes, Nancy Teal, Judith Varner, Beverly Shatzer. Row 5-Harriet Poper, Margaret Crist, Dorothea Reitz, Helen Myers, Irene McGill, Beverly Ransom, Loretta Miller, Donna Landis, Shirley Kennedy, Sandra Martin, Shirley Smith, Beverly Eshelman, Bonita Rosenberry. Row 6-Bonita lsenberger, Constance Lehman, Kathryn Bachtell, Joan Dice, Barbara Burns, Saundra Betz, Joanne Carbcugh, Goldie Coldsmith, Donna Pike, Mary Brooks, Conswella Davis. Row 7-Mary McNew, Shirley Spoonhour, Julie Shockey, Pearl Plank, Carol Dawkins, Frances Ruda, Janet Mitchell, Peggy McNair, Martha Pananes, Constance Schott, Dorothy Hollenshead, Miss Janet Nell. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASS'N. - - - Develvps Agility Row I Olson, Clark VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB President Clark Myers Vice-President Kenneth Rebok Secretary James Morter Treasurer Ronald Parker Chief Technician Ronald Olson Chief Film Technician Michael Fuller Adviser Mr. Philip Young -Ronald Parker, Michael Fuller, Ronald James Morter. Row 2--Kenneth Rebok, Myers, Mr, Philip Young. .Tu Row I-Harold Bender, Ronald Olson, James Morter, Clark Myers, Kenneth Rebok, Ronald Parker, Michael Fuller, Melvin Gemmill. Row 2-John Spanogle, Sidney Mossovitz, Lamar Hollar, Robert Boher, Alan Ankerbrand, Vernon Ashway, Joseph Holton, Charles Kennedy, James Nelson, Max Shoemaker, Mr. Philip Young. Row 3-Larry Eckert, Leroy Hess, Jay Burkholder, Richard Lehman, James Humelsine, Dean Meyers, Robert Guyer, Terry Painter, Robert Overcash, Allan Ward, Floyd Kriner, Jay Jones. Kenneth Rebok, Mr. Young, and Clark Myers listen to a new recording. nt! Adviser J Herbert Swartz 'Cu rw Rowl Robert Alcorn Harold Bender Daniel Miller William Boyer Charles Smith Jerry Stewart Alan Ankerbrand Robert Boher Row2 Gary Patterson Ronald Smith Guy Timmons Christian Oberholser John Swanger Wilmer Keener Vernon Barnhart Gary Cummings Jackson Gerhart Eugene Carlson Eugene Starr Dean Meyers Row3 Elton Simpson Robert Grella James PfelHer Ross Ricketts Roy Rite Kent Ross Robert Guyer George Trogler Edgar Tice Melvin Gemmnll Lee Querry Terry Hicks Mr Herbert Swartz Robert Seiders Adviser Mr Glendon Weeks Row 1-Edward Bell, Charles Steerman, William Boyer, Philip Angle, Jack Renfrew, Stephen Schlichter, Robert Seiders, Harry Bittle, John Breneman. Row 2-Lamar Hollar, Robert Grella, Jere Brehm, Edgar Tice, James Homsher, Koy Hann, Robert Hoover, Ralph Weyer, Paul Saunders, Guy Patterson, Allan Ward, Robert Alcorn, Charles Smith. Row 3-Melvin Gemmill, Michael Cormany, John Norman, Gerald Gelwicks, Richard Patterson, Terry Hicks, Lee Querry, James Nelson, Harold Morton, Lawrence Patterson, James Seese, Mr. Glendon Weeks. lOl ILSQA Rowl Joy Feldman Goldie Coldsmlth Sandra Bletsch Dorene Miller Constance Schaff Leanna Taylor Joyce Hoch Dolores Coccagna Sue Mickey Linda Miller Barbara Hawley Rebecca Strait Florence Shockey Row2 Carol Riley Juanita Wise Beverly Gaal Margaret Wlse Margaret Wolford Joan Dice Lois Wolff Brenda Burkholder Carolyn Abbott Barbara Eyer Patricia Cacclatore Christy Cauffman Ada Miller Doris Cook Mary Knoll Mrs Patricia Castleman Row3 Beverly Truax Verna Sord Marcia Hoover Beverly Casey Charlotte Cowan Edna Miller Helen Fields Vada Elliott Judy Robertson Daphne Chase Euphemla Davis Carol Davis Ruth Crider Esther Walter Mane Lesher Violet Frederick President Secretary Treasurer Parrot Reporter Advisers Future Homemakers of America is the na- tional organization of girls studying home- making in high schools of the United States and territories. It offers opportunity for the further development of initiative in planning and carry- ing out activities related to homemaking. Toward New Horizons', which connotes learning to live today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow, is the motto of the F. H. A. The club colors are red and white, and the flower is the rose. The club strives to emphasize the impor- Sandra Bietsch Sue Mickey Joyce Hoch Linda Miller Mrs. Mariorie Burket Mrs. Patricia Castleman tance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to foster the develop- ment of creative leadership in home and com- munity life, to provide wholesome and individual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. The Chambersburg F. H. A, received its charter on November 1, 1955. Highlights of the year have included the Christmas party, the farm show at Harrisburg, and the Region Board meet- in . FUTURE HUMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA - -Cook, Bake, G Sew i , f 9 Presldent Vnce Presvdent Secretary Treasurer Advaser Thus organnzatuon us composed of hugh school boys enrolled ln the vocational agrncultural course It strnves to gave nts members the oppor tunuty and experuence of holdlng democratuc meetmgs as well as to develop a practical knowl edge of parlnamentary procedure Each year the club holds a leadership tralmng conference for the offlcers of the Adams County Franklin County areas The members attend area and state falrs Fred Garber Alfred Ocker Nelson Dlce Alvan Brechblll Mr Wulluam Robanson where they partlclpate In Iudglng contests and observe new farmmg methods and techmques One of these fairs IS the annual Farm Show In Harrisburg These future farmers perform community servnce prolects throughout the year to promote conservatlon and better agricultural practlces ln the cammunlty As a result of these actlvltles the members of the Future Farmers of America are better prepared to assume clvlc responslblll TISS Rowl Donald Slothour Michael Monn Eugene Martin Alvan Brechblll Alfred Ocker Richard Lehman Fred Garber Nelson Dlce Eddy Forrester Paul Nlcarry Robert Morrison Ray Gochenauer Glen Goch enauer Row2 Maurice Kaiser Ronald Knepper Chrnstlan Frey Earl Ross Melvin Burkholder Leon Shank Rlchard Eberly Wayne Zook Robert Wenger Larry Lehman Gerald Anthony Carl Ashway Donald Deardorff Arthur Dlce Mr Wulllam Robinson Row3 Sheldon Starr Merle Kuhns Carl Knep per Marshall Poe Chester Musser lloyd Hess George Layton ,lay Burkholder Carl Mann Dennls Welker Dean Meyers Roger Benednct Galen Burlxholder Lee Clapper Ronald Smnth Wlllnam Laughlm Futuna FARMERS or AMERICA - - mt The '-and E..-ft, 1 M M . Pl FUTURE GRAFTSMEN 0F AMERICA Become Kenneth Burns and Harold Baer listen in- tently while Mr. Dickey explains how to use tune- up gauges. The Future Craftsmen of America is an organization of iunior and sen- ior boys enrolled in the vocational in- dustrial course. Regular monthly meetings are held throughout the school year at which time civic and in- dustrial leaders discuss various prob- Iems of vocational interest. The club aims to promote the spirit of craftsmanship, to develop leader- ship, to promote a cooperative atti- tude in social and vocational activi- ties, to promote conservation through the intelligent use of industrial pro- ducts, to motivate scholarship, and to assist the student in making the transi- tion from the classroom to his place of employment. The masked men -Robert Appenzellar, Robert Nitterhouse, and Dale Bowman-practice welding exercises Skilled Workers In lndusiry Row 'I-Robert Krieger, Richard DeShong, Nelson Carmack, Ellis Myers, Bruce Jacobs, Michael Wilcox, Glenn Sollenberger, Ralph Yeager, Lester Dangler, Jay Jones, Franklin Gelwicks. Row 2-Ray Shaffer, Robert Gettel, Carl Forrester, Robert Nitterhouse, Alan Foreman, William Cooley, James Humelsine, larry Hoover, Mr. William Freet. Row 3-Richard Bowman, James Crist, Glen Bender, Robert McFer- ren, Ray Etter, Kenneth Burns, Samuel Swanger, James Fink, Elwood Rotz. M4333 .. Mgt 154- ,Q . ..., ' ' LX-9 . its 1.t..S Row 1--Ronald Perry, Roy McNew, John Carl, Ralph Johnston, Robert DeShong, Lee Benedict, Richard Cover, Robert Etchberger, Wayne StouHer, Norman Shadle, Glen Yaukey. Row 2-Russell Mackey, Joe Kauftmon, Ralph Wadel, Richard Hill, Kenneth Bumbaugh, Charles Seilhamer, Daniel Miller, Raymond Jenkins, Credon Thrush, Barry Lautenslager, Lester Kuhn, Glenn Wildeson. Row 3-Paul Moore, Thomas Myers, Rodney Cook, Gilmore Mickley, Garnet Corwell, Donald McVitty, Roger Kennedy, Joseph Mower, James Florig, Robert Schellhase, Richard Strayer, Barry Beard, Donald Gift. 105 c Encourages Good Sportsmanship kms Rowl Percy Pogue Thomas Harrus Reed Caldwell Barry Shatzer Nelson Carmack Rlchard Harper Michael Wilcox Jack Renfrew Mr Galen Warren Row2 ,lan Keefer Thomas Dlffenderfer James Thomas Larry Hoover Robert Krueger Richard Bender Thomas Englerth Ralph Weyer WlllIGm McCleary Darryl Stoops Row3 Paul Washabaugh Eber Lelsher Davld Flndon Samuel Butz George Warner Sidney Wells Jerry Stewart Van Cunningham Charles Dougherty Sabltlne Davls Charles Memunger President Nelson Carmack Vlce Presndent Wnlluam Kolb Secretary Treasurer Richard Harper Parrot Reporter Thomas Harrns Adviser Mr Galen Warren The C Club was orgomzed to develop a stronger feeling of tellowshlp and good wll among the letter winners of our school The club has as nts oblectnve the betterment of character through othletncs Each year the club awards C sweaters to members ofthe sensor class who have earned one or more varsity letters Other worthwhnle contrrbutlons are made toward the athletuc program throughout the year namely the takung of motlon pictures of our football games and the purchasing of specual equlpment whnch IS not normally covered by the athletlc budget If 11 c Q I I I l 4 l ' -T l I I , l 1 '- ' ' , ' ,V W 1 K .r , . f -.. V, A V . ' . I A - f - ' sc . K N l 'N 5' J. . fm- T, T1-M. an nie?-we ,S , T. A ,A A , . - , , , , , , , . , , , , , - - , , , , r , , , , , - ll Il ' ' . . i . . . - I lr 11 - - - ' Xl fr '1LlEnfl5'Ul AREIEH 5 E. K .,.,cffv1 6' 4--I A -in THLETICS -4 THE TRDJANS PRESENT THE 1955 108 PIGSKIN REVIEW Semor Grldmen Top-Sidney Wells Nelson Carmack Robert Krueger Muchael Wnlcox Percy Pogue Center Clark Myers James Swope Bottom Kenneth Burns Paul Washabaugh Samuel Swanger Herbert Bnng James Thomas Davnd Fmdon Co captauns Sudney Wells Nelson Carmack Athletuc Director Mr Lowell W Schllchter Head Football Coach Mr Galen Warren Mr RobertJ Zadan Fmancual Manager Mr J Kenneth Gabler SCORING RECORD Chbg Opp Scotland Gettysburg Hagerstown Mechanucsburg Middletown Hershey Waynesboro Carllsle Hanover Totals E 109 I I I A . 0 o fly l 1 l I 1 .f A I A A I 1 - ,V J A . l A Assistant Football Coaches Mr. Charles R. Reese A A 21 7 A 27 13 A A A O 25 ' A O 26 . ' A A A 7 12 ' A H12 o Q' A A, 7 I4 ' A A 12 42 V 3' -J A A 19 6 f A If ,.1 J V' A 10. 145 A A' K A 1 September 16, 1955 SCOTLAND 7-21 The Trojans started out the '55 season with a bang. After recovering from a bod first quarter, our boys started to roll. Sidney Wells ran all the way from his own seventeen yard line to give Chambersburg her first score. Sidney was also the leading ground gainer with 177 yards. Haulman scored in the third quarter and Kolb in the fourth. Herbert Bing's toe provided three extra points. Fine work Trojans! October 3, 1955 GETTYSBURG 13-27 The Trojans looked even better in this game. Sidney Wells made three of the four Trojon touchdowns. Gettysburg never had a chance against Chambers- burg's three running backs and Norman Piper's smooth ball handling. Mr. Toe kicked three out of four of the extra points. October 7, 1955 HAGERSTOWN 25-0 The Hubs from Dixie handed the Trojans their first defeat of the year. The Trojans suffered from fumbleitis. Both times the Hubs made use of their good fortune and scored. The Trojans couldn't connect on their passes either. One was intercepted, and again the Hubs scored. October 15, 1955 MECHANICSBURG 26-0 The Wildcats defeated the Trojans before four thousand fans. They scored one touchdown every quarter. The statistics of the two teams were fairly even, Chambersburg having eleven first downs to the Wildcats' nine. The Trojans had 181 yards gained to Mechanicsburg's 188 yards. But bad breaks such as an in- tercepted pass and a blocked punt gave the Trojans their second defeat. October 21, 1955 MIDDLETOWN 12-7 A rally in each of the last quarters resulted in two touchdowns for the Blue Raiders. Tommie Richards and Al Griffith led their attack. The Trojans were handicapped by a loss of 65 yards on five penalties. Two of these penalties helped set up a Middletown score. Twice, when the Trojans threatened, they were set back by 15-yard penalties. Chambersburg's only score occurred in the first half on a pass from Sidney Wells to Mike Wilcox. Herbert Bing, as usual, kicked the extra point. Row1-Percy Pogue, James Swope, David Findon, Robert Krieger, Samuel Swan- ger, Michael Wilcox, Nelson Carmack, Kenneth Burns, Sidney Wells Row 2-Tim- othy Banks, Paul Washabaugh, Paul Moore, Jere Burns, Clark Myers, Herbert Bing, James Thomas, Norman Piper, Van Cunningham. Row 3-Mr. Robert J. Zadai, Mr. -X Charles R. Reese, Eber Leisher, Jerry Stewart, Edward Bell, Terry Hicks, Charles Dougherty, Charles Taylor, Leroy Hess, Larry Haulman, Mr. Galen Warren. October 28, 1955 HERSHEY 0-12 The Warrenmen's excellent pass defense proved too much for the boys from Hershey. Out of fourteen passes thrown by Hershey, only three found their mark, and four were intercepted by our alert defense. Sidney Wells intercepted a pass at the midstripe and a few plays later scored off tackle from the nineteen yard line, In the third quarter, Percy Pogue stopped a Hershey touchdown bid by inter- cepting a pass and racing down the sideline for 95 yards to score. Both extra point attempts were missed. November 4, 1955 Waynesboro 14-7 The Indians defeated the Trojans for the first time since 1940 when they won by a 7-O score. Again penalties and fumbles marred the Trojans' game. The Indians scored first after recovering a Trojan fumble on the Chambersburg 33. Later in the quarter the Trojans penetrated deep into Indian territory, but the drive was stopped because ofa fumble. The game was tied when Norman Piper scored in the third quarter. The Indians recovered another Trojan fumble in the last minute of the game and passed their way to the winning touchdown. November 11, 1955 CARLISLE 42-12 By defeating the Trojans, Carlisle gained the 1955 South Penn Conference title. For the second straight game, the Trojans were plagued with fumbles. Clyde Washington led the Thundering Herd with two touchdowns and six extra points. Carlisle scored twice in the Hrst quarter, three times in the second, and once in the third. The Trojans scored twice in the last quarter. Both touchdowns were made by Sidney Wells. November 18, 1955 HANOVER 6-19 The Trojans gave their best performance of the year by defeating the Night- hawlcs, the second-place team. By this win Chambersburg ended in the fourth place instead of eighth. Both teams had seven fumbles, but that did not hurt the Trojans so much as it did the Nighthawlcs. The Warrenmen outplayed the Hanover eleven. Sidney Wells scored twice and threw to Mike Wilcox for the third score. Hanover did not score until the final seconds of the game when the Trojan eleven consisted of second and third stringers. 111 The Trojan Fighfing Five Wins New Honors Top--Samuel Butz, Sidney Wells, George Warne Eber Leisher, Herbert Faust, Thomas Harris. Bottom- Stephen Schlichter, Thomas Lynch, William Kolb Thomas Diffenderfer, Norman Piper, Terry Hicks. Varsity Coach Lowell W. Schlichte Captain Samuel Butz Managers Richard Harper SCORING RECORD Scotland Hagerstown Altoona Alumni Shippensburg Hershey Mechanicsburg Gettysburg Hanover Middletown Carlisle Waynesboro Scotland Hershey Mechanicsburg Gettysburg Hanover Middletown Carlisle Waynesboro Hagerstown Charles Kennedy Chbg Opp 4 December 6, 1955 Scotland 62-34 The biggest crowd ever to attend a basketball game in Chambersburg saw the Cadets beat the Trojans by the largest margin in the history of contests between the two teams. Scot- land took the lead in the first quarter and kept it throughout the game. Herb Faust led the Chambersburg squad in points with 16. December 9, 1955 Hagerstown 68-58 The Trojans showed vast improvement over the Scotland game. The Hubs were highly favored to win, but they could not take the lead until late in the first half from the sharpshoot- ing Trojans. The Hubs then started to outscore our team. In the final period the Hubs played control ball preventing us from catching up. December 13, 1955 Altoona 93-56 Altoona has been one of the best quintets in the western part of the state for the past few years. The Mountain Lions had a big height advantage. George Warner was the top scor- er for the home town team, having scored 16 points during the second half. December 30, 1955 Alumni 60-43 The stars from Chambersburg's last three basketball teams handed the Trojans their fourth straight loss. Again the oppo- nents had the advantage of height and experience. The Tro- jans put up a good fight but just couldn't stop the has beens . Sid Wells led the Trojans with 13, and Dave Hodges led the Alumni with 9. January 3, 1956 Sltippensburg 66-71 Chambersburg brought home its first victory by defeating the Greyhounds. The game was close, but the Chambersburg quintet's fight kept them ahead most of the time. With only a few seconds left, Herb Faust and Eber Leisher each made two fouls to clinch the game. The Trojans made 21 of their 25 fouls, Sam Butz shooting 13 out of 14 to amass a total of 27. January 6, 1956 Hershey 56-65 The Schlichtermen took the South Penn opener after a hard fought game. Hershey did not have the lead very often, but they managed to stay close behind. A quick rally in the final minutes secured the victory. Irv Ransom, a sophomore, scored 8 points in his first game with the Varsity. Sam Butz and Sid Wells both ranked in the double column with 18 and 10 paints respectively. January 10, 1956 Mechanicsburg 49-66 With a second win over the Wildcats the C-burg quintet remained at the top. The Trojans started slowly but gradually picked up steam. Midway through the fourth quarter both' coaches sent in substitutes Sid Wells was high with 25. January 13. 1956 Gettysburg 50-61 The Warriors got off to a good start by scoring 11 points to our one in the first two minutes of the game, but by the time the quarter had ended, the Trojans were ahead 12 to 11. For the second consecutive game Sid Wells was high scorer with 18, and Herb Faust was second with 17. January 17, 1956 Hanover 46-47 The Trojans played one of their best games of the season by refusing to bow to the Nighthawks. The two teams battled all the way. Six times the game was tied, and fifteen times the lead changed hands. With just 30 seconds left Herb Faust scored the winning goal. Irv Ransom was high man with 15. January 20, 1956 Middletown 67-61 Chambersburg, supposedly a 23 point underdog, kept right on the tail of the Blue Raiders. The game was tied 10 times, and the Trojans had the lead 4 times. In the last three minutes Middletown took the lead, which they never lost. The services of Sid Wells were lost early in the fourth quarter because of fouls. Sam Butz scored 18 points to lead the Trojans. Row1-Charles Taylor, Thomas Diffenderfer, Thomas Harris, Stephen Schlichter, Samuel Butz, Sidney Wells, Norman Piper. Row 2-Coach Lowell Schlichter, Herbert Faust, Eber Leisher, Thomas Lynch, Ray Powell, Percy Pogue, George Warner, William Kolb, Terry Hicks, Richard Harper. Not pictured-Jerry Stewart, Richard Patterson. 1 January 24, 1956 Carlisle 58-55 The Trojans lost their chance of winning the first half by losing their second league game. Both teams had the lead six times. During the third quarter, Carlisle took a lead which they kept for the remainder of the game. The extra throws that the Thundering Herd made in the final minutes proved to be the downfall of the Chambersburg quintet, Sam Butz, a leading league scorer, had 16 paints, January 27, 1956 Waynesboro 55-65 The lndians kept the high position on the scoreboard until the second half when the hometown five rallied and took command af the game. Sam Butz and Herb Faust shared top honors with 23 apiece, January 31, 1956 Scotland 54-61 The Trojans avenged the earlier loss to the Cadets by beating the charges of Coach Frey, Chambersburg won the game at the foul line by making 23 of 39 shots. Scotland led most of the way until the fourth quarter. The Trojans took over when Eber Leisher swished two straight. By freezing the ball, the Trojans stayed ahead. Twenty-four more points were added to Sam Butz's total. February 3. 1956 Hershey 50-71 The Chambersburg quintet started out the second half by defeating Hershey. The Trojans outplayed them from the field and from the foul line. Faust, Harris, Wells, and Butz all hit the double column and again Butz was high man with 15. February 7, 1956 Mechanicsburg 70-93 The hot Trojans broke two records by connecting on 5334: of their shots. The 93 points broke the Wildcat's record of B8 on their home floor. The teams scored 163 points, 17 more than were scored in the Shippensburg and Mechanicsburg game last year. Sid Wells led with 27, and Sam Butz was second with 22. February 10, 1956 Gettysburg 54-75 The Warriors gave the Trojans a tough battle during the first half, but the Trojans came bouncing back in the second to keep their top position in the league. Sam Butz led the way in the third quarter by scoring 13 of his 31 points. With seconds remaining in the third quarter, Herb Faust made a 53 foot shot, the longest one ever made in the new gym. February 14, 1956 Hanover 104-78 The Trojans were victims of an upset at the hands of the Nighthawks. The game was hard fought during the first half. The Hanover team used a whole court press during the entire game, but it did not become effective until the third quarter. Then the Nighthawks began to steal the ball on the throw-ins and to drive in to score. The Trojans tried hard to regain lost ground, but could not. Sam Butz broke two school records by scoring 38 points, 24 of which were fouls. February 17, 1956 Middletown 65-56 The Trojans were dropped from the South Penn race by losing to the first half winners from Middletown. lt was Mid- dletown's eighteenth straight win. A crowd of 2,600, the largf est attendance ever to witness the Trojans in their regular sea- son, saw them take an early game lead by excellent ball- handling and shooting. During the second half the Cham' bersburg accuracy fell ofT, and the Blue Raiders overtook them. The Trojans tried desperately to regain their lead, but Middle- town managed to stay ahead. Sam Butz had 27 points. February 21, 1956 Carlisle 69-63 The Trojans lost their second heartbreaker in a row to the Thundering Herd. Again Chambersburg lost from the foul line because each team had 25 field goals. The Trojans took an early lead and maintained it until the middle of the tinal period. Clyde Washington of Carlisle paced Carlisle to vic- tory. Besides scoring 32 points, he had his share of rebounds. The Trojans put up a good battle and went down fighting. Sam Butz led the Chambersburg team with 14. February 24, 1956 Waynesboro 64-80 The lndians gave the Trojans some trouble during the tirst half, but the Schlichtermen got up steam and forged ahead. Herb Faust played one of his best games by scoring 29 points. Sam Butz ranked second behind DiGiacinto of Middletown in the South Penn scoring column with a total of 267 points. March 2, 1956 Hagerstown 35-43 The 1955-56 basketball season of the Chambersburg Tro- jans came to a close when they defeated the Hubs by forfeit. An all-senior team started for the Trojans and played most of the game. The game was fairly even during the tirst quarter, but the seniors gradually pulled ahead during the second. Near the end ofthe third quarter, the referee called a technical foul on Coach Mel Henry. A minute later the coach was asked to leave the fioor, which lie did, but he took his team with him. Sam Butz was the leading scorer with 14 points, and Steve Schlichter was second with 12. .gn 1 'grnlil' me Rowl Max Shoemaker Roy Thomas Robert Muller James Harris Richard Bender Terry Painter Roy Mowen Roy Angle Grant Waite Row2 Richard Harrison Thomas Englerth Robert Jones Gary Patter son David Kuhn James Arrlson Albert Rosenberry Rodger Carter Galen Warren Eugene Carlson Row 3-Roy Himelfarb Harry Memmger Edward Salter James Addlesberger James Finch James Mack ling lrvm Ransom Robert Mantz Larry Henry Darryl Stoops William Tasker Mr Robert Klnderman Not Pictured-Gerald Pogue Coach Mr Robert Kmdarman Manager ,,,,... .. , .. ,. Donald Witmer SCORING RECORD Carlisle Mechanicsburg Waynesboro Hanover Gettysburg The Troian J. V. s did not have a very good season but many of the players showed a great deal of promise. Constantly displaying fight and a never-say-die attitude they refused to give up until the final gun went off. Fans will long remember their courage in the Hanover game. The Nighthawks were leading 19 to 'I2 in the final minutes of the game when the Tro- c.A.s.H.s. opp. ians rallied and connected on a fifty yard pass to score. Even though they mi-sed the extra point the spirit of good sportsmanship prevailed. They ended the season with one win one tie and three losses. The games they did lose how- ever were lost by a slight margin. Darryl Stoops Irvin Ransom Max Shoemaker and Terry Painter should help spark the Varsity in the coming years. J V. FOUTBALL TEAM . . . Plays a Spirited Game 6 6 12 0 'I4 18 18 19 12 20 J V Prepares for the Varsrfy Coach Galen Warren Manager James Arrlson The Chambersburg Trolan understudles have proved that they have some good basketball talent and plenty of f1ght The J V s won 13 games and lost 8 They pulled two upsets during the season by defeotnng Mlddletown the league champuon and Carllsle Flghtung hard they dad not gave up until the f1nal gun They came through to beat Scotland In an overtume and Mechanlcsburg In the last mmute The second strungers were capable of helpnng the team out of tnght spots Jlm Strlte and Ronald Yourkavltch the team s hugh scorers have a good chance of seeing actlon on the Varsity next year Other good ballplayers on the J V s should also help the Varslty wan the league champlonshup SCORING RECORD Chbg Opp Scotland Hagerstown Altoona Shop Shlppensburg Hershey Mechamcsburg Gettysburg Hanover Middletown Waynesboro Scotland Hershey Mechanlcsburg Gettysburg Hanover Middletown Carllsle Waynesboro Hagerstown Ro 1 Ronald Kanne Rchard Walte s Ja es St :te Ed ard Salte G ant Waite Ben Halr Galen Wa en Darryl Stoops Samuel Leldtg Row2 Coach Galen Wa Ronald Yo ka tch Mchael Do ahoe Ma Shoe alle lr In Ransom James Maclsl g Roy Angle l.a ry He ry James A IS n 117 I I I I I I 48 39 39 55 29 51 47 33 ' 60 45 48 27 ' 31 18 52 35 34 39 ' 52 60 Carlisle 42 61 44 36 41 40 46 30 ' 40 35 38 27 52 35 ' 31 26 ' 43 40 46 54 37 44 . - rren, ur vl , u n , x m r, v , Establishes New Records Captam Clarence Pugh Coaches Mr Howard Hege Mr Robert Logan The Chambersburg Track team had one of nts best years They won two triangular meets and placed third un the South Penn Conference Sidney Wells broke his own record for the shot out and also set a new record for the South Penn Nelson Carmack also broke the school record for the discus throw Four teen members won a letter Although no meets will probably be held on our new track this vear the 56 team will be able to practice on ut The returnmq members of the team should make the 56 season one of the best teams Chambersburg ever had Dual Meets Gettysburg 74W Chambersburg 49V2 Carlisle 83 Chambersburg Shlppensburg State Teachers College lnvltatlon Meet Flfth Place Trlangular Meets Chambersburg 62 Waynesboro 48 Chambersburg 59Vs Waynesboro 46W James Buchanan Hanover 42M South Penn Conference Thlrd Place Dlstrlct jj.-3 at Lancaster Two school records were broken Shot Put Sidney Wells t 3 Discus Nelson Carmack 124 ft HM In Row I--Coach Howard Hege Rnchard Smith Larry Hoover Sabmne Davls Clarence Pugh Sndney Wells Michael Wilcox Rnchard Stravalo Wllllam Johnson Coach Robert Logan Row2 Nelson Carmack Franklm Gelwlcks Charles Kennedy Thomas Duffenderfer Rlchard Harper Leroy Hess James Seese Reed Caldwell Ralph Weyer larry Henry Robert Muller Row 3 Max Shoemaker Darryl Stoops Thomas Englerth Edward Salter Oscar Wagner Edward Scllchter Wllllam McCleary Robert Mantz James Strlte Peter Fuller Clyde Thomas ll8 . I I I ' 35 ' TT T T TT t..., ...... T TT T ' T19 H 30 ' T ' T TTTTT T T TTT, TTTTTTTTTT29 ' ' TTTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTT TTTT T T T TT 2 -' TTT TT TT TT 46f. in. l Rowl Richard Bender Norman Piper Barry Shatzer Paul Kaiser R chard Hill Ronald Jones Row2 Charles Dougherty Jan Keefer James Thomas Charles Memm nger Jerry Ste art Row3 Van Cun nmgham Charles Barnhart Paul Verd er Richard Corwell Harold Mummert Coach Jack Fisher Scotland St. Thomas Shippensburg Hanover Gettysburg Hagerstown Chambersburg . Opponents . 5 40 Managers Donald Gochenaue Van Cunningham SCORING RECORD CASHS Opp CASHS Opp Shippensburg . , . Hanover Gettysburg St. Thomas ,. Scotland Hagerstown SEASON RECORD . . . B.Av .... F.Av. 0 . 0 .904 The players of our 1955 baseball team had a fairly success- ful season. They won six games and lost six. Even though the Chambersburg aggregation was in last place in the South Penn Conference they defeated their traditional rival St. Thomas twice. Five lettermen graduated last year including two Qood pitchers Charles Barnhart and Harold Mummert. Six of the team s starters will be back to keep up the high standards set by the preceding teams. 119 BASEBALL TEAM . . . Scores Many Runs Coach . . I 1, ..iA ,H .H ,.llii H., . .. I. Mr. Jack Fisher 15 5 3 4 3 0 7 1 4 11 0 4 2 10 5 0 2 5 .. 5 0 10 9 1 9 Ab R H P0 A E 338 58 91 271 237 10 37 901 321 59 69 21 2 10 36 Ulm PATRDNS . . . Support Runes Pharmacy A G Stores Shurfine Foods Ace of Hearts Dmer D O F cr: Ambrose Jewelers Fostoria Angle Brothers Pontiac Cadillac V T Angle and Sons Poultry and Eggs Angles Grocery New Franklin H W Ankerbrand Lumber and Mull Work Anthony and Barnes Atlantuc States Gas Company of Pennsylvania Inc Charles P Aughmbaugh Sheet Metal Contractor Ausherman Brothers Real Estate Mr and Mrs Robert R Barbour W C Barnhart 81 Sons 122 ' 1 I r...A I - .. , , . I ,. . , , Our Commumfy Achwhes Barnharts Pharmacy Beacon Loan Corporatuon of Chambersburg J Glenn Beneduct n P Betsch D Blue Blrd Restaurant Blue Mountaln Roller Rlnk Roxbury Bobs Smoke and Gxft Shop Bon Ton C R Boyer Storm Windows Marlon Bream Company Distributors Apples Peaches Glenn L Bream Used Cars and Mrs Charles T Buckingham Budget Plan Inc Insurance Buohls Market Dr and Mrs C W Burkett Byer Bros Florists Caldwell El ctronucs Louise Caldwell Beauty Shop Capital Bakers lnc Caputol Restaurant Carls Markets Inc On the Square Caruthers Portraut Studmo Dr and Mrs Harold L Castleman Central Smoke Shop Blllnards Chambersburg Coca Cola Bottlong Works Chambersburg Dalry Products Co T23 O C O I Joh , i , . D. S. , . 1 . I I M - , Brener's Furniture Store, Inc. Dr. . . ' , -, 6 . , 1 -T , . . , mm Supply Chambersburg Englneernng Chambersburg Ford Co Chambersburg Implement Co Chambersburg Motor Club KAAAJ Chambersburg News Agency Chambersburg School of Business Chambersburg Theatre Co Inc Chambersburg Trust Co H L Coder Heating Applnances and Bottled Gas Colonual Raduo Shop Mr and Mrs Norman L Conner Conrads Dmer L S Cook Farm Equipment Sales and Servuce Cooper Beauty Shop Cormany and Statler Tnre Servuce r Lyons Men's Wear 124 I I I Co. ., . - - - , , , . . I - I I Us Wlfh Qualify Producfs Crofts Restaurant J F Crunkleton and Sons Coal and Fuel Oil Cullers Sunoco Service Culps Stationery Store Cutchall and Smuth Insurance Agency C V Cooperatnve Assoclatlon Davis Esso Servucenter Deckers Radno Service Chauncey M Depuy Duces Roller Rnnk Edgar W Dlehl Gale Dlehl s Sporting Goods E Duftenderfer Plumbung and Heatung P J Dnller Slnclaur Agent Dsllers Heating Appluance Store DO Nut Hut Duffield Music House Dulebohn Candy Co Dunhllls Clothing Store East Fayettevulle Elevator Company Ebys Tea Room Dr and Mrs D M Edwards Mr and Mrs L Kenneth Eruclcson Dr and Mrs Glenn M Eyer Eysters Fashlon by the Yard Fusher Flower Shop Jane and Ned Flemung Insurance Agency Franklin Motors Lincoln and Mercury 125 , , . ,. , ,.. ., . ., . N.. , .,. . ., . f , . , , 0UR PATRUNS Provide Duffield Musa: House Franklm Services Radlo and T V Sales and Service Fravers Shoe Store Frey Brothers Garage and General Repalrung J Melvin Frey Hay Straw and Gram Clyde E Funk Real Estate Agency Glen I Garman General Contractor General Gas and T V Service nc Geyer Lumber and Coal Co Gnlberts Pharmacy Gllberts Store for Men Glasgows Sewing Center Dr Donald J Glen Robert L Glessner Commercial Photographer Glucks Shoe Store 126 I I I Howard G. Frey, Plumbing and Heating . . ' ,l . Friendly Service To All E F Goetz Construction Company Graceys Chuck Wagon W T Grant Co Gress Gttt Shop George R Grove Paunt Shop and Service Stataon Q Hater Ice and Cold Storage Inc Harmon Plumblng and Heatlng Harmon s Furn ture Store Mr and Mrs Frank B Hartzok Clarence M Haverstock Vacuum Cleaners and Sewing Machunes Ray Hays and Sons Henrys Amoco Station Hepters Used Car Market Hockers lce Cream Store John W Holden Real Estate Mr and Mrs C R Hoover Lee B Hoover Jeweler Hoovers Polar Bar Frozen Custard Hope Chest Horns Motor Express Inc Ralph W Horst Auctioneer and Sales Manager Hoslers Market Hotel National Hotel Washungton House of Gems M J Humelslne Shoe Re-palrnng and Shoes Huntsberry's Shoe Store 127 O I 1 - , C. H. , , . . - , , . , , - , - , , , , . - , , UUR PATRONS The Igloo Frozen Custard C E Jackson Co Dr and Mrs Robert Jaslow Jaslows Army and Navy Store Johnmes Restaurant Servnce Statuon and Roy W Jordan insurance Marlon Kennles Scotland Road Market Kesslngers Grocery Mr and Mrs Max Klrson Kleen Kut Market Kottcamp Construction Co L R Kremer Insurance Agency Kustard Kitchen Kut and Kurl Beauty Shop Motel Ludwsg's 128 Keep I I I Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Karper Our Town Prosperous Lairds Men 5 Shop Lamberts News stand Lawrue and Green Harrisburg Lawyers Confectuonery Lay Brothers Sheet and Metal Works Lester Brothers Inc Frank B Lesher Electrical Contractor Library Book House Inc Mass Lnncoln Cemetery Company Lvncoln Dlner Lnncoln Hotel Luncoln Meat Market Lobell s Ludwug s Lyons Auto Parts Lyons Mens Wear M8. H Chevrolet Sales Maruas Itallan Sandwuch Shop Marlon Supply Servuce J Z Martin Jeweler Wayne P Martin Grocer Martln Brothers Blake E Martun rop Martin Optical Co Marvnns Gulf Servuce McCleary Brothers Studebaker Dealers McCleary Oul Co McCrory Stores lnc A C fFredJ McCullough John C McDowell Jr 129 f , , , , . , ,. - , f ., , f . , , . ,P, ., . , ,. UUR PATRDNS . . . Make J J Newberry company H B McFerren Garage Dr Donnel M McHenry R C Mclntyre Heating and Fuel Oll L K McKenzue Dlstrlbutor of Atlantnc Products Bltner Metz George A Mnchaels Plumbung and Heatung Contractor Dr and Mrs W Roy Mickey Mlddour and Houser Inc Dr and Mrs James S Muller Johnny Mnllers Laundromat Mullers Food Market Mlllers Furniture Store Mnllers Grocery Marlon Modern Dry Cleaners 130 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Meminger Shopping a Pleasure Modern Home Appltance Co Motor Soles Mt Vtew Televtslon J W Myers Co T e Natuonal Bank of Chambersburg Nehn Bottlung Co Nevins J J Newberry Company P Ntcklas Sons nc Nutterhouse Concrete Products North End Grocery Office Suppluers Oliver Otl Co Olympia Candy Kltchen The Orange Car Stoufterstown Gas Meats Produce Howard W Ott Real Estate Oyler Farm Supply J C Penney Co Phetls Meat Market Fayettevnlle John F Ptcktng Contractor and Builder Marlon Plasterers Greenhouse D Plummer 81 Sons General Contractors Roy E Poe and Sons Radlo and T V Repatrs OS Pound Farm Suppltes Powell Photo Shop Pryors Tlre Service Inc Public Oplnton Charnbersburgs Newspaper 131 -, . ,I. .t , , E.. , ,,,, - , ,. , OUR PATRONS Querry's Shoe Store Rand's Castle Red Bridge Trailer Sales Dr. Robert N. Richards Rines Pharmacy Rite Spot Drive-ln Robson 8. Kay Inc Mr and Mrs John Rodenhaver Ross General Tire Service Charles Rotz Lumber Builder and Supplier J R Rotz Garage Marion H C Row 81 Sons Printers Royal Jewelers S81 H Stationery Store SchaeFfers Card and Gift Shop Glleks Shoo Store 132 C reafe , . I 1 . . . . , . . , , . 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' 1 , , Shively Motors, Inc. . , . - , ' f . f , I , . mm PATRDNS Provide Worths A R Statler Bodyworks Marlon Stoners Barber Shop Dr and Mrs John J Strlckler Sunshine Feed Store Inc Susles Beauty Salon Dorothy Wood Sutllfl Swartz Grocery Store Marlon Sweet Shop Swift 81 Company Thomas Pretzel Co Thruft Fund of Chambersburg Inc Garnet W Thrush Tobeys Tropical Fnsh and Supplies Tropical Treat Drlve In 134 I I I I ' T Don Stilts, Window Cleaning I . I u ' I I . I Opporiunifies for Job Placemenf Unlon Emblem Co Uptown Sales U S Paper Malls Valley Auto Co nc The Valley Nataonal Bank Vanderau s Restaurant Walker Brothers Walkers Drug Store Warrens Shces Inc Washington Natlonal Insurance WCHA AM FM W D Weaver Meats and Provnsuons Wellers Garage Marlon John H Wenger Insurance Wengers Garage Fayetteville Welllam s Ladies Store Wulson College Wmflelcl Glass Shop Wnngert Bros Gram T B Woods Sons Co F W Woolworth ancl Co Worths Youngs Lingerie and Lunen Shop Zammutos Mens and Boys Shop J R Zeek Bunldung Stone T M Zimmerman Co 135 .,l. f 1 1 ,. -- 1 , . 1 - f , . r .. , ., -1 I 1 ,. . . -1 f f .. , Abbott Carolyn 65 83 102 Acker Larry 61 Addlesberger James 65 84 Agofe David 7 Alcorn Robert 61 84 88 89 95 Aldridge Patsy 32 77 78 80 85 Allemon Earl 65 Allemon Jaye 61 79 84 85 INDEX Bmg Herbert 34 59 70 109 Bliner Phyllis 61 81 Blfimger Anno 16 Bmle Block Black Black Hurry 9 31 34 Aluce 27 Blanche 27 Harry 61 84 Block Jean 68 79 Angle Roy 65 84116117 Allemcn L R I2 Allen June 32 Allison Alfher Angle Angle Angle Angle Clarence 12 Carolyn 70 Bonne 28 32 75 77 80 85 Dowd 65 Jean 32 76 80 85 90 Phnnp 32 101 Block Nancy 65 90 96 Blackwell Eleanor 68 Blulr Mary June 34 80 Blolr Ronald 65 84 86 Bless Chcr!es 61 Boher Reber! 65 84 86 100 101 Bowers Benlfu 65 82 86 Bowers Mary 65 71 99 Corwell Richard 119 Ankerbrand Alun 1 32 76 90 100 101 Ankerbrond Shelby 65 82 Anthony Gerald 68 103 Appenzellcr Robert 32 104 Armstrong Pamela 68 Ams Pamela 68 Arrvs Robert 65 84 Arnson Jack 65 84 Arnson James 65 84 116 117 Ashway Carl68 103 Ashwoy Vernon 65 100 Asper Murlorle 32 59 86 Asper Nancy 17 68 79 Aughlnbough James 68 Aughlnbcugh Jcmce 32 85 Aughunbcugh Mary 32 75 80 Aumun Garrett 61 Aumnn Norma 65 82 Austin Dennls 61 84 86 Bachfell Grace 16 25 B0 86 Bachtell Kathryn 65 82 86 90 Baer Harold 33 104 Bailey Vonnle 81 85 Boker A Boker Kenneth 65 84 Bowers Bowers Bowman Bowman Roland 34 Rosanna 61 B5 Janet 61 79 81 85 Richard 34 104 105 Boyer Wllluam 34 91 101 Brechblll Brechblll Brechblll Brechblll Brechbull Alvon 61 84 103 Caro 68 Evelyn 65 77 82 John 68 Nancy 34 Brehm Jere 61 78 84 'I0'l Breneman John 9 34 84 101 Bremze A A 12 Breslln George 34 104 Bricker Patsy 68 Bundle George 12 Broclous Lynne 65 71 82 Brookens Faye 34 80 85 98 Brookens Gordon 35 Brookens Norma 61 79 81 85 Brooks Martha 65 82 99 Brooks Mary 68 99 Brown Lester 65 84 Brown Shirley 65 82 86 99 Brunner Donna 68 99 Brunner Margaret 61 81 99 Bumbaugh Kenneth 105 Bumbaugh Larry 61 Bumbaugh Ray E 65 84 Banks Tumothy 61 84 Bard Anno 68 Bard Lindo 61 81 88 Barnhart Barnhart Barnhart Barnhart Barnhart Blame 33 Charles 119 Dons 61 81 8 Larry 61 84 Vernon 65 84 101 Burr Peggy 61 76 81 Barton Carl65 84 86 95 Baughmcn Helen 33 80 85 Beam Rosalyn 33 80 85 90 92 Beard Barry 61 105 Beard Robert 25 Beardslee Herbert 12 Beegle Jerry 65 Bell Edward 61 86 89 101 110 Belfz Janet 61 81 85 G Bender len 33 105 Bender Harold 65 84 86 'IOO 101 Bender Jane 61 81 85 Bender Joyce 33 85 Bender Bender Bender Bender Bender Benedlct Benedlc! Beneduct Benedict Bennett Kay 61 81 so Muldred 16 17 77 Nancy 33 95 96 97 Norma 65 82 Richard 65 84 106 116 Fred 65 lee 61 105 Roger 103 Verda 33 80 James 61 Bumbaugh Roy E 68 Burdette Marilyn 65 71 82 86 90 Burgner Barbara 61 Bl Burke! Murlone 16 102 Burkhart Frank 65 84 Burkholder Alvenn 61 81 89 95 Burkholder Betty 68 Burkholder Brenda 65 82 Burkholder Galen 65 103 Burkholder 61 78 84 Burkholder Melvin 68 103 Burkholder Samuel 12 Burkholder Shelva 35 74 80 85 Burns Anne 65 82 Burns Barbara 65 82 86 Burns Jean 68 99 Burns Jere 65 71 84 110 Burns 109 Burns Kenneth 35 70 104 105 110 PC'YlCl0 65 82 86 99 Buferbough PG,YIClG 35 80 85 B6 95 Butz Samuel 35 55 59 78 0 112 Cocclotore Pafrluu 61 Coldwell Madeline 26 Caldwell Reed 61 84 95 97 Calvert Wayne 35 84 Campbell Martha 16 Betz Saundrcb 65 71 82 86 99 Bnecher George9 16 18 25 Bleisch Sondra 9 33 76 78 90 98 99 102 Blgler Bonnu 68 Blgler Roy 33 77 Bing Anna 27 Copczo Geraldine 9 68 Copozo Mane 61 Bl 86 B8 Ccpozo Trudy 65 82 98 Corbouqh Corbaugh Corbaugh Carbaugh Edlth 68 79 Gary 35 84 Jean 35 Joanne 65 82 99 Carl Franklin 65 84 Carl John 61 105 Carlson Eleanor 65 7782 Carlson Eugene 65 84 90 101 Carmack Carol 35 Carmack Nelson 35 84 10 109 110 118 Carter Roger 116 Costleman Pofncla 16 64 'I02 Couffmcln Beulah 36 Cuuffman Christy 'I02 Chamberlin Faye 61 81 85 Chose Daphne 9 65 82 90 Chase DaRue 60 61 81 90 92 Chrepfck Stephen 16 Chromsfer Charles 65 84 Clapper Lee 65 103 Clme Donna 61 81 85 Coble Annle 68 Coble Nancy 68 Coccagna Dolores 9 36 59 90 91 92 97 102 Coffey Joan 68 Coffey Ruby 61 B1 85 Coffman Glorla 36 80 85 Coloo Thomas 37 70 Coldsmlih Goldle 36 80 99 102 College Roland 12 Comp Lula 68 Conner Terence 36 75 90 96 97 Dons 36 75 80 102 Margueme 17 80 Rodney 61 'I05 Cooley Carl 36 105 Cooper Orvulle 61 84 Cordell Glenn 68 Cordell Suundra 65 82 Cormany Mlchuel61 84 Cormany Peggy 68 79 Corwell Donald 27 Cook Cook Cook Cosey Beverly 65 82 86 102 Cover Richard 61 'I05 Cowan Charlotte 65 82 99 102 Cox Sondra 68 Crawford Martha 65 82 95 Crawford Mary 36 B0 93 Creamer Delores 65 77 79 82 Crlder Dorothy 68 96 Crlder Ruih 65 82 102 Cris? James 36 105 Crust Margaret 99 Cromwell Constance 36 70 95 96 Crouse Marian 9 37 74 86 92 95 96 Crusey Buelah 61 81 85 Cummungs Gary 65 B4 101 Cunningham Von 37 106 'I10 Duuhl Frances 61 81 85 Dcnfelt Barry 61 71 78 84 90 91 92 95 Dunfelt Carlo 65 71 82 90 Dongler Lester 37 'I05 Carol65 79 82 102 Conswella 68 99 Donald 65 84 Euphemlo 65 99 102 Hazel 68 79 Helen 68 Joseph 37 .ludlfh 65 82 90 95 Sabmne 61 106 118 Dawkins Carol65 82 99 Deordorff Audrey 65 77 82 Deardorf? Donald 68 103 Deordorff Janet 65 76 77 82 Depuy Ann 65 71 78 82 86 90 DeShong Richard 37 104 105 107 DeShong Robert 61 Davis Davns Davis Dovls Davis Davus Davus Dovns Davis Detrlch Bonne 37 80 85 98 Duce Dnce Dace Arthur 78 103 Garnet 12 Joan 65 82 99 102 Dnce Nelson 61 84 103 Dickey Donald 17 104 Diehl Dorothy 37 80 85 Diehl Gall 61 85 96 Diehl Nancy 61 81 86 88 Duel-nl Thomas 65 Dlffenderfer Lols 65 83 DlHenderfer Thomas 18 31 37 59 76 84 85 106112 114118 Dixon Jay 68 Doleman Joseph 65 Donahoe Mlchael65 90 117 Dougherty Charles 65 106 107 110 9 Douglas John 68 Drawbaugh Shirley 65 B3 95 Dull Duane 79 Dymond LaVerne 37 Eberly Eugene 65 Eberly Gerald 68 Eberly Ruchard 68 103 Ebersole Barbara 68 Ebersole Mary 37 77 80 Eby Barry 61 70 84 90 92 95 96 97 Eby Verna 23 38 Eckenrode Donald 65 Eckenrode Janet 68 Eckert Larry 84 86 100 Eckert Loos 61 Edwards Carol 61 71 81 88 90 Edwards Richard 61 90 95 Ehrhart Sharon 68 Elchelberger Betty 61 81 86 88 Elder EIlzabe1h17 25 86 Ellloif Vudc 61 81 88 93 95 102 Elser Martha 38 80 90 93 99 Emery Sally 68 Englerth Jerre 65 78 Englerth Thomas 65 'I06 'I16 118 Eshelman Beverly 38 80 B5 99 Etchberger llndo 38 80 90 93 98 Efchberger Robert 61 105 Emery 65 95 Lauren 38 84 85 Ray 38 105 Efier Wllllum 29 61 84 Ewan Barbara 61 Eyer Barbara 102 Eyer Bonne 38 80 85 Eyer Mary 81 86 88 Fahnestock Barbara 65 83 Fohnesiock Mlchael 65 71 95 Fanh Mary Ann 61 Fclfh Nancy 79 86 99 Famer Bennett 65 95 Faust Herbert 61 84 113 Faust J Frank 10 13 26 Feldman Joy 65 83 102 Felker Rufh 61 71 81 85 Flckes Bonme 68 Fields Helen 65 B3 102 Punch James 65 H6 Fmdcn David 38 78 1 109 110 Funk James 38 105 Fmmff Bonme 65 83 90 Fvsher Jock 119 Fusher Janet 83 B6 Flsler Barbara 61 81 85 Flsler Eugene 38 84 Fnzgerald Irene 61 85 Fitzgerald Phyllis 68 Flack Penelope 86 90 Fleagle Janet 20 61 81 Fleck Charles 19 60 70 Flong James 61 91 105 Flory Carl 39 Flory Ruth 61 77 79 as Fogcl Elizabeth 61 76 85 8 Fogcl James 61 Etter Etier Etter . , , ' , , , , ,11o, , ' , - , - , , I , 111 , , - I I n , , ,Ha ' , ' , , , I - l I l . 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