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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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This learning process, educating the whole man, as practiced at CASHS is the story that is told in the 1958 yearbook. N.,,-Ns! press their views. B X ,qlv K ti R The Voice of America! Our youth ex 1 f 1 f J , , ff . ' M . ,J I 5 E 4 gy midi' ,ww , f , , 3 1 X V fl ' :Qfii 5 ,I , , 'jf ,i K - yr ' bfli. vfffgiff ,AP M401 ,- ,-,av-'- dh-v,,w' fy wqff' ,Wm l ,,..ffw 4 , -Q. Q ,Fi-'23 ,V MM, ..., ,... JP 1 I, 4 N. 3f3Xf3 'ft A' W , - WW ag, Naam' -,, M ..:,3.S J - Q 1' 1 W, . 3- E .::-3EjL.i:Ef,:v I a ...Z I ,A Q ty 4 , .fa iff ' I A ,- 1 gym , 441 -Q QW- 3 V V lg 'S Vg 3' 2' A W F' , , k swim V V, . K, 4 b ' Q-f f gym, rf, A Fil ff W-f .,, 1 'w,,qQ: f v . 5 E., N.. 2, ,,,., .Y ,psy .. X1 .sf . 'Y jkiggff 2.3.5729 . .- A YQ 5 H 's3f!?af 1,5 f f' xv 'ug' If f 'je' ' ,Qi ,ywivkw fjji .1,.:-if ,.74.'Ji-'z' ,f ' , .. . :,.,.-.ii--1 -W .',.f-- f5f 'ef Y' wi v .Y .Ly , , y , 'tif Y 112. 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NQA5, 12 X- Toking U break offer of dimculi practice, the bclvonetwirlers gasp or Carlo Dcmfelfs performance. . 3' ug eye-catching Mirror, mirror upon vhe WQH, will he be Handsome, d cz rk, and wil? wonder prewy jun' Qor misses-Berry Low' yer, Mcriho Over, ond Wendy Scmdersfgeiting '9Ody for vheir prom dures. 13 'pi A t 'sr WWW HMM gr I ff. :vA.f .vii Y ,S gf- y , A 7 ',i4f,iLgff. :if fi 3-1 f fy :K A 5, 52131 Y ,, '-2 ' f 4 ,f f bw H, 3, . wif 2 ' .lsifftlli , ,Mx, I ff Q 1 ei, .,. 32? AQ 9' R ' ZW? , VM, , . V .Q gif f V ,W My z A Q wig' 'H A 2 ew 1 gy yu 4 V - fm : -we 217525 EHR ' 45.,!:?3 ' f W , ,5- , Vi- ie' Aa Q A 3ff2',1-,L-R . 2,.r.12'i Y ' fel -mgfgl H xiii .i 14'f's.7 fb N IM, , ,,-5 ' fmfqiifxf' ay Cgq 'ffik-wi' ' 1,53 f 1, :X ,ts 4 r- ? 1? Q 5 ffi'!Ww? ,F wfsi if 5025 h 4 ,W , .ax-W ffafk lg, V A ivii 1 QLQ, X k ff, ' A4357 The thoughts that mould an age begun nrt the classroom Wnth sk II and scholarly h r admmlstrators and teachers nslg t ou prepare the youth of our matron tar useful and meamnqtul lnves V.. wmv Hngher Education s Battle of the Bulge fibr llllllll I TR Tl0 Tomorrow's L I eaders Depend Up on The Teachers '--.Aix Q, . Joint Committee ofthe Chambersburg Area Joint Board-J, Merle Kauffman, J. A. Baker, Roy S. Kirkpatrick, Paul L Mills Homer K. Zimmerman, William H. Shank, Jr., Herbert C. Beardslee, Clarence C. Allison, John A. Ile, Edgar Snoke. Not plc tured--Kenneth Reed. T79 ' O O 9 cixaffgseibf if A J I if 1 ll ' Y I A Carefully Paves The Way For Our Learning Always the welfare ofthe pupil is uppermost in the minds of these board members who spend many hours deciding local policy for school oper- ation. Elected by the voters, they serve without pay. Advocates of the cause for better educa- tion, they provide the student with an abundance of opportunities through a fine instructional stat? and the best in educational facilities. J. Merle Kauffman, Board Secretary, Adminis- trative Assistant in Charge of Business and Prop- erties, Secretary Joint Board. repmdipg ar CHAMBERSBURG Homer K. Zimmerman Thomas H. Humelsine Herbert C. Beardslee Roy S. Kirkpatrick William H. Shank, Jr, Paul L. Mills Joseph Wertime HAMILTON Garnet B. Dice Clarence C. Allison Brandt Wenger Wiland P. Bricker Charles E. Strock LURGAN A. A. Brenize John A. Ile James A. Heckman Harvey J. Zook Ezra Bert GUILFORD J. A. Baker Murray Kauffman Samuel Martin Charles A. Pryor Samuel H. Burkholder Paul G. Kaiser Charles G. Miller LETTERKENNY Robert J. Harmon I.. R. Alleman Kenneth Reed William G. Horn J. F. Rosenberry GREENE I.. A. McKenzie Edgar Snake Paul J. Keller J. Stanley Foust John Yohe George W. Fries George R. Brindle Discernment The Virtu Of Educated Men DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT J. Frank Faust, B.S., Susque- hanna Universityp A.M., Colum- bia Universityg Ped. D., Susque- hanna Universityp Ed. D., The Pennsylvania State University. In appreciation of the educational advancement of the Chambersburg schools during Dr. Faust's ad- ministration, school authorities have named the new iunior high school in his honor. Here he is proudly displaying the architectural drawing of J. Frank Faust Junior High School to students-Donna Graham, John Nuernberger, and Edgar Pugh. In I I PRINCIPAL Robert J. Beard, B.S., Shippens- burg State Teachers College, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University. We Salute Our New Principal And Welcome Him Senior delegates-Ann Rice, Paul Hann, and Galen Warren-make their first ofticial request of Principal Beard, May we extend the magazine sales campaign? The answer is a cooperative yes! ,mas ,V M Wh The Wisesf Man ls The Just And Thoughtful Man ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Merle B. Hafer, A.B., Gettys- burg Collegeg A.M., Columbia University. Oyler Especially interested in the Y organizations of Ihe school, Mr. Hufer discusses wilh students-YMc1r , Michael Roche, Gerald Pogue, :md Sandro Adomsfspeciol projects for The Y Rally, S 3 Desiring to make wise choices, the stu- dents seek the help ot the guidance coun- selors. Here Mr. Lowell Schlichter outlines the opportunities of nursing to Bonnie Fin- niff and helps her select a training school. Professional Counselors Help Us Select Careers The faculty-our instructors, counselors, and friends-is the great influence of our three years at CASHS. They lead us through the complex worlds of science and mathe- matics, through the romantic worlds of his- GRACE M. BACHTELL B.A., Allegheny College French, English . .. French Club swimming, knitting. MILDRED S. BENDER A.B., Wilson Collegeg B.S., Col- umbia University, M.Ed,, The Pennsylvania State Univer- sity ... Library Supervisor .. . Library Staff . . . photog- raphy, bird lore. G. Bachtell M. Bender tory and language, through the esthetic worlds ot music, literature, and art, and through the everyday world of practical knowledge. They are the people who skill- fully prepare us to enter our own worlds. GEORGE R. BIECHER B.S., Lebanon Valley College, Yale University . .. Head Science Department . .. Chem- istry, Industrial Chemistry woodworking, photog- raphy, ANNA E. BITTINGER . .. B.S., Shippensburg State Teach- ers College, M.S., Temple University . . . Typewriting, Commercial Geography .. . traveling. G. Biecher A. Bittinger 310404 Xxx M Burket W Byers M Campbell M Cook D Dlckey T Drummond E Elder P Erlckson College Vocatuonol Homemaklng Future Home versity Automotive Mechamcs Future Craftsmen makers of America kmttung readmg watchnng T V of America huntmg woodworking WAYNE W BYERS B S Shlppensburg State Teachers THOMAS DRUMMOND B S East Stroudsburg State College MS Unlversuty of Pittsburgh Buology Teachers College Supervrsor of Physical Educatlon Chemnstry Algebra home workshop Indlvudual Remednal Physncal Education golfing MARTHA E CAMPBELL B S Shlppensburg State ELIZABETH R ELDER A B Wilson College A M Unl Teachers College M Ed Western Maryland College versity of Pennsylvania Head Foreign Language De Englnsh readmg partment Latln Latin Club readmg MARGUERITE B COOK B S Susquehanna Umversrty PAMELLIA G ERICKSON A B Wllson College Shorthand Office Practnce Typewrltlng Sensor Amerlcan History Current Government Problems un Tru HI Y horseback rldmg lor Trl HI Y readmg needle pomt Expert Educators Tram Us To Thmk, To Weugh . ' - A T ' ,.V, xy , X . A I qt. 2 t ' 1 V 3' g C k L , , i . MARJORIE B. BURKET B.S., Indiana State Teachers DONALD DICKEY B.S., The Pennsylvania State Uni- Inspire Us To Search For Scieniilic Tmfhs EDYTHE R. FLACK B.A., Bucknell Universityg M.A., The Pennsylvania State University Special Education ... music, dramatics. CHARlES S, FLECK .. , Carnegie Institute of Technology, The Pennsylvania State University Vocational Sheet Metal and Welding .. . Future Craftsmen of America , .. reading, hunting, fishing. WILLIAM H. FREET B.S., The Pennsylvania State Uni- versity Vocational Machine Shop , .. Future Crafts- men of America, Junior Varsity Football Coach ... foot- ball. J. KENNETH GABLER ... B.S., Shippensburg State Teach. ers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Head Commercial Department Bookkeeping, Business Eng- lish Commercial Club, Student Advisory Council, Fi- nancial Manager of Athletics hunting, fishing, pho- tography. Director Irvin Valentine explains to Gerald Mummert that band formations have their beginning at his desk, where he uses wooden figures to represent the band members. E. Flack C. Fleck W. Freet K. Gabler Having his pulse and temperature checked by Mrs. Mary Houser, Robert Koontz finds a nurse during school hours a real advantage when one is ill. fnfxr'Yxf wn'i'rwr'w ' f-'- il:s c ,-,iq N.,x,xnxi-Jf.,:s-ni! x,.lC::l.1lT'l-QLi- s Q w.. iff, ...sf 63 9 - . . . l f each L35 Vocational Skills IDA E. HELLER ... B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Col legey Peirce Business School Shorthand, Typewriting Store Practice ... Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y knitting watching T. V., reading. MARGARET HOLLAR .4 . B.S., Shippensburg State Teach ers College Typewriting, Consumer Education .. Junior Class Adviser, Parrot Adviser ,.. traveling, music ' MARY F. Housek R.N., chqmbefsbufg Hospital, The Pennsylvania State University School Nurse . ' -A Nurses of Tomorrow Club ... needle point, gardening. GL T Q s. ,hs ROBERT W. KINDERMAN B.S., West Chester State Sing Teachers College . .. Health, Physical Education As ' gf sistant Varsity Coach of Football 4.. golfing, hunting. .S ' '- f . T if .5 l' Heller M: Hcllor Bonnie Kegerreis learns graceful body carriage from Mr M' House' R- K'nd9 mUf' Thomas Drummond in a remedial physical education class. Mr. Charles Fleck supervises Thomas Gar- ner as he sprays one of the planters the shop students made to enhance the beauty of the lobbies. fi I-, T f f fi ff? iw Q ff sie? J Kung J Kirby S Krlechbaum M Kuhn P Lucas E McKenzie C Mickey J Muller JAMES W KING B S Shlppensburg State Teachers PAUL LUCAS Mus B Peabody Conservatory of Music College MEd Western Maryland College Soclal Susquehanna University Supervisor of Music Vocal Science Arnerlcan History Senior HI Y photog Music Glee Club Chorlsters fishlng reading raphy hunting fishing JEANNE H KIRBY B S West Chester State Teachers ELEZE P McKENZIE B S Shlppensburg State Teach College MEd The Pennsylvama State University ers College AM Cornell Unvverslty Head English Guidance Counselor Public Speaking Student Ad Department English Echo Adviser golfing vlsory Council Hall Squad reading attending oth reading traveling letlc events SUSIE K KRIECHBAUM AB Wilson College MA CHRISTINE W MICKEY BA Dlcklnson College Columbia University Head Mathematics Department M Ed Western Maryland College Spanish Span Trigonometry Geometry Algebra Activities ish Club reading cooking hiking Tickets Fund gardening reading bridge ers College ra an Library Staff, Sophomore College MS, Bucknell University English photog MARGARET K U B .hlppensburg State Teach JOHN A MILLER BS, Shippensburg State Teachers Cla nser M mu raphy I They Help Us Develop Strong, Agile Bodies , 'Wu . l . , I 2 XM if V ty ,Lgww - ,-l , 41593409 f 11'ff:fff: 214-gytili A-fu ' V , -' emfx? , ' L, 7,47 tr ms g J in 9. me D . , . . , ., . . . . ., 5 7 . ., . . . . . , , , . . . . - . . . - . . . , . , . , . I , - 5 . ., . . . 5 . ., . . . , . . . - . . . . . . . , . , 1 - - - 1 ' I - . . . . . ., 1 . ., . . . . . ., 1 . . . . ., . . . . . . - . . . , , . . . . . . , , . . . . , , . .' .K ,., I -... .D i . Mil., L.. i sv.. J. Nell P. Neuroth W. Niclcey L. Ostrasky JANET K. NELL ,.. B.S., West Chester State Teachers Col- ege ... Girls' Physical Education .., Cheerleaders, Girls' Athletic Association photography. PATRICIA ANN NEUROTH ... B.S., Indiana State Teach- ers College Art Art Service Club, Senior Class Adviser art work, reading. WILLIAM BRADFORD NICKEY B.S,, Shippensburg State Teachers College, The Pennsylvania Stute Univer- sity ... Driver Education ,.. guns, automobiles, LESTER E. OSTRASKY ... The Pennsylvania State Univer- sity Building Trades flying, fishing, hunting. An added course of the physical education program this ye-or was six weeks of swimming at the YMCA. Here Mr. Charles Reese instructs diver, Jerry Shields, to arch his back. 1 Q7 ' -I f Q , A V W. Owens G. Phillips V. Pollock C. Reese W. Robinson L. Schlichter J. Sherbine M. Sherbine WILLIAM J. OWENS B.S., M.Ed., The Pennsylvania WILLIAM A. ROBINSON B.S., M.S., The Pennsylvania State University Vocaiional Mathematics, Drawing State University Vocational Agriculture Future . .. Stage Manager .. . woodworking, fishing. Farmers of America .. . gardening, reading. GEORGE W. PHILLIPS .. . B.S., Indiana State Teachers LOWELL W. SCHLICHTER B.S., Gettysburg College, College Social Studies, Geography . .. Junior Class M.Ed., Western Maryland College . . . Biology, Guidance Adviser classical music, reading. Counselor Basketball Coach, Athletic Director fishing, reading. VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK A.B., Muskingum College, JANET L. SHERBINE .. . B.S., Shippensburg State Teach- M.A., University of Michigan . .. Speech, Dramatics . . . ers College . . . English, Spanish . . . Parrot Adviser needle point. knitting, tennis CHARLES R. REESE B.S., West Chester State Teachers MARLIN C. SHERBINE . .. B.S., Shippensburg State College ... Health, Boys' Physical Education . .. Football Teachers College ... Business English, Commercial Geog, Coach, Assistant Coach of Track, C Club football, raphy, Typewriting hunting, sports. basketball. They Motivate Us To Become Worthy Citizens 5555.411 J Smlth T Stoufler J Swartz H Thompson S Trlmble I Valentune F Walker L Watson JESSICA G SMITH A B Gettysburg College M A SANDRA ANNE TRIMBLE B S lndlana State Teachers The Pennsylvania State Unlverslty Hlstory acting College Vocational Homemaklng sewing read In THOMAS G STOUFFER B S Shlppensburg State IRVIN G VALENTINE B S Shlppensburg State Teach Teachers Colleae The Pennsylvania State Unlverslty er College Instrumental Muslc Band Orchestra Bookkeeping Business Arlthmetlc Business Law Typing hunting Sophomore Class Adviser Future Teachers of Amer ca sports watching T V J HERBERT SWARTZ B S Gettysburg College M S FLOE H WALKER BA Wllson College M Ed West Bucknell University Algebra Plane Geometry ern Maryland College Head Socual Studies Depart Camera Club Junlor HI Y photography amateur ment American Hnstory travellng raduo HARRIET P THOMPSON B S Shlppensburg State LESTER W WATSON B S Shuppensburg State Teach Teachers College English Sophomore Trl Hn Y ers College M A Columbia Umversnty Physics Eng gardening us refinlshmg upholstered furmture lnflame Youth With The Desire For Knowledge , . f Z I 5, Qgt, wh . 'fffigiu N , 3 L. I I . .., 5 .., .., ' . ... . . ... Q., I ' g. ,5 s , , , , . , V i , ' .. . .., 5 .., . . ., 5 . ., - , - , . - - 5 . ., , - . . They Teach Us To Appreciate Esthetic Values G. GLENDON WEEKS ... B.S., Shippensburg State Teach- ers College Physics Science Club Hi-Fi, pho- tography. G. CARL WENGERT University of Pittsburgh, The Pennsylvania State University Director of Voca- tional Education, Related Drawing Senior Class Ad- viser ... home workshop. JOHN M. WITHERSPOON . . . A.B., Gettysburg College, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University English, World History woodworking, model railroading. PHILIP H. YOUNG ... B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, M.Ed., Western Maryland College Biology ... Director of Audio-Visual Education ... Visual Educa- tion Club ... photography, music. It's not magic, Mr. Weeks tells physics students, Karl Erickson and Terry Miner, explaining that as the static wheel revolves, electricity is produced. G. Weeks C. Wengert J. Witherspoon P. Young Miss Jeanne Kirby counselor, shows in- coming student Carma Smith, the layout of the school 29 wa 'V iffya It 2 -l L r fe Q 2119 li 5 uw Kr.: ... 4 . H D fb A sn 'ws if . I ji ' Jo W .f R , I X 'WEE 'L 4 u ilu.: -I f- '14 Mr. Philip Young points out the epidermis in the cross section of a plant stem to biology students, Douglas Ross and Adrian Simpson. Rornaine Henry, with the help of Charles Bikle, An- drew Yoh, and Mrs. Harriet Thompson, arrange their Macbeth display for Parents' Night. Eager to taste the cake they have iust made in cook- ing class, Margaret Crist, Martha Fogal, and Brenda Burkholder petition Mrs. Marjorie Burket to hurry. Mr. Kenneth Gabler demonstrates to business stu- dents-Mary Lu Bowers, Edward Horn, Gerald Mummert, and Judy Gordon-a time saving way to operate the adding machine. Mrs, Janet Sherbine helps English ll students iNicholas Diftenderter, Lorraine Allen, Robert Frye, Herbert Bush, Paul Caldwell, Susan Bowers, Doris Fry, and Mary En- glerthfchoose a book for their first book re- port. U rf' fi f ,, , '. . ,ff :rm ff- - v if 4. If . 153 f -it k .ffg.s:..i.,7 :J im l,.,f ...- . Keep Our Schools Running Smoothly Courteous and efficient, these staff mem- bers are kept busy answering telephones, typing transcripts, writing admits , pre- paring payrolls, keeping records, and per- forming a host of other duties that benefit both students and faculty. Mary Louise Klipp Secretory Principal's Office Marian G. Selman Secretary Principal's Office Doris S. Kump Secretory PrincipaI's Office, Library Madeline G. Caldwell Senior Secretary Superintendent's Omce Mary Ann Rife Secretary Superintendenfs Oltice Shirley K. Jones Secretary Superin1endent's Office Beverley W. E -nerick Secretary Superintendent's Office .1 Miss Mary Louise Klipp discusses a new CASHS form with Mrs. Shirley Jones, while Mrs. Beverley Emerick resolves a problem by tele- phone. 32 Janet Fisher, Daphne Chase, Phyllis Mossovitz, and Betty Bricker are doing a foot exercise to cor- rect weak arches. Frauen? By use of the mirror and grid, Rebecca Strait and Bonnie Kegerreis are able to check their own posture. Max Shoemaker exercises on By means of a foot mirror Pa- Sitting in a foot tank, Betty the weight-wand while Edward tricia Kean and Lynden Rosenberry Bricker and Lynden Rosenberry pick Piper and Paul Caldwell strengthen can see what corrective exercises up marbles with their toes to im- muscles on the stall bars. have done for their arches. prove foot muscles, The purpose of the remedial physical edu- cation course, newly inaugurated this year, is to correct postural and foot defects. Under the su- pervision of Mr. Thomas Drummond, the students are given exercises designed to correct such de- fects as flat or weak feet, kyphosis, and lordosis. Sound Bo , The course is open to any interested student who has a doctor's certificate. Classes are kept small to permit plenty ot individual instruction. The equipment was made by shop students under the direction ot Mr. Lester Ostrasky. Health ls The Vital Principle Gi Happiness. M Q y. 'X Our youth o vost reservonr of talent wontnng to be patterned 0 whole new gen erotlon ot t octwers engineers sclentlsts lowy rs wrnters rnusucrons doctors pol: tncnons trczdesmen workmen 'h.. 7113 Our Greatest Natural Resource Is Our Youth I hz ' ' f If SJ I 'X iw? 7' 1, left to right-Patricia Mosser, onna an is, G o E 2 f i y l ae . Reaching the end of our high school career, we seniors agree that a successful combination for learning is work tempered with fun. Although we had an abundance of classes and what seemed an interminable amount of assign- ments during those three years, we had our share of fun, for each year, and particularly the senior one, brought with it many enjoyable experiences. D L d' Paul Hann, Bonita lsenberger, James Strite, Galen Warren. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurers Historian OFFICERS Galen Warren James Strite Bonita lsenberger Donna Landis, Paul Hann Patricia Mosser Vkfe Set Goals, Make Plans, And Begin The Final Ascent' Miss Patricia Neuroth genial and pleas- Mr. Carl Wengert .. . understanding and ant . .. conscientious . . . a talented artist .. . our cheerful . . . an expert craftsman . competent adviser. hiv' Promote Class Proie Campaigns, plays, senior pictures, classes, press conferences, Color Day, the Prom, the Washington trip, Commencement . . . a pageant of memories passes in review as we recall the happy times of our senior year. Aided by our competent advisers, we worker our devoted leader. cts Ana' Give Assistance were able to accomplish a great deal. Now we are ready to go forth. Inspired by our teachers and confident in our success, we shall not fail in making tomorrow's world a better place for everyone. .. a tireless Friendly competition pre- vails as Carol Herman, Con stance Lehman, Edwin Oden, Paul Hann, Galen Warren, and Joyce Funk get their al lotment of cards from thei i advisers for a sales proiect. I' 5cQ,MiU?A, Friendly torment! Edward Sites only pretends he has something that may devour Lynne Brocious, Dorcas Moore, and Carol Vanderau. J. Addlesberger N. Auman Class Enthusiasm Points To A Successful Year. JAMES B. ADDLESBERGER, Commercial: Track. EARL J. ALLEMAN, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. DAVID E. ANGLE, Commercial: Hi-Y, R. FRANKLIN ANGLE, Commercial: Football, Basket- ball, Hi-Y. SHELBY J. ANKERBRAND, Commercial: Future Teachers of America, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Dramatic Club, Echo Staff. NORMA J. AUMAN, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. E. Allemun D. Angle K. Bachtell K. Baker Qi . v I KATHRYN A. BACHTELL, General: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Student Advisory Council, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Color Day Play. KENNETH E. BAKER, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Stage Crew, Light Crew. TED R. BARD, General: Science Club. VERNON E. BARNHART, Vo- cational lnclustrial: Future Craftsmen of America Basketball, Track, F. Angle S. Ankerbrand T. Bard V. Barnhart vi I Seniors Top All Preceding Classes ln Salesmanship. CARL L. BARTON, General: Band, Hi-Y, Science Club, Spanish Club. JERRY D. BEEGLE, General: Football, Track, Hi-Y, Art Service Club. HAROLD E. BENDER, General: Visual Education Club, Science Club, French Club, Camera Club. RICHARD E. BENDER, Vocational Industrial: Football, Baseball, C Club, Future Craftsmen of America. FRED H. BENEDICT, General. ROGER B. BENEDICT, Vocational Agricultural: Future Farmers of America. SAUNDRA J. BETZ, Commercial: Cheerleader, Glee Club, Student Advisory Council, Girls' Athletic Association. NANCY L. BLACK, Aca- demic: Glee Club, Orchestra, Nurses of Tomorrow Club. H. ROBERT BOHER, General: Visual Education Club, Camera Club, Hi-Y. BENITA M. BOWERS, Gen- eral: Library Play, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y. MARY LU BOWERS, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Dra- matic Club, Girls' Athletic Association. LLOYD R. BRICKER, General: Hi-Y. LYNNE C. BROCIOUS, Gen- eral: Tri-Hi'Y, Student Advisory Council, Maiorette, Glee Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club. MARTHA K. BROOKS, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. LESTER I. BROWN, General: Track. Homework! How much is enough? ask laden seniors, Nancy Oyler and Thomas Englerth. Y M-'M' www! in flvs-fm riffs . as -K R 'iii rg C. Barton R. Bender S. Betz B. Bowers L. Brocious 39 J. Beegle H. Bender F. Benedict R, Benedict N. Black R, Boher M. Bowers L. Bricker M, Brooks L, Brown K' it . . A , , ..., , ,I V, V y t av- me W. W M . f 7, K ...K , ,gig ar' -v ' .Mr g . S. Brown M. Burdette B. Burkholcler B, Bums A. Burns P. Burns F. Carl E. Carlson M. Crawford M, Crigt F. Burkhart .l. Burns J. Carbaugh D. Chase G. Cummings Press Conferences ' 'if 3 'A ' fi . ..- , ...,,. .F . r:Ir3axC' .3'.::is:GIa f'3s VLH,l.f1IQI r tr H5 I f:,.,Ef 3, Ci Vvoitci .ef.iie...s. SHIRLEY A. BROWN, General: Spanish Club, Tri4Hi'Y, Girls' Athletic Association, Latin Club. MARILYN Y. BURDETTE, Academic: Choristers, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Echo Staff. FRANK E. BURKHART, Voca- tional Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Stage Crew. BRENDA J. BURKHOLDER, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Echo Staff, BARBARA A. BURNS, Commercial: Cheerleader, Echo Staff, Future Teachers of America. JERE M. BURNS, Vocational Industrial: Football, Future Craftsmen of America, Hi- Y. M. ANNE BURNS, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Library StaH, Future Homemalcers of America. PATRICIA A. BURNS, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Future Homemalcers of America, French Club. D. JOANNE CARBAUGH, Com- mercial: Maiorette, Library Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. J. FRANK- LIN CARL, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. C. EUGENE CARLSON, General: Science Club, Camera Club, Hi-Y. DAPHNE W. CHASE, Vo- cational Home Economics: Choristers, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club. S. MARTHA CRAWFORD, General: Band, Tri- Hi-Y, Art Service Club. MARGARET D. CRIST, Gen- eral: Glee Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y. GARY G. CUMMINGS, General: Baseball, Camera Club. Obviously Michael Fahnestock wishes that Nancy Swope and Kathryn Bachtell would sharpen their pencils instead of their wits. I staking accuracy. Football And Fun Sprinkle Our Fall Calendar. CARLA M. DANFELT, Commercial: Maiorette, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. CAROL J. DAVIS, Vocational Home Economics: Future Homemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Hall Squad. DONALD R. DAVIS, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. EUPHEMIA S, DAVIS, Vocational Home Economics: Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. JUDITH M. DAVIS, General: Glee Club, Ma- iorette, Tri-Hi-Y. C. Danfelt C, Davis C. Dawkins A. Deardorft f A JUN D. Davis J. Deardorff CAROL A. DAWKINS, Commercial: Library Staff, Tri- Hi-Y, Commercial Club. AUDREY J. DEARDORFF, Commercial: Library Staff, Tri'Hi-Y. JANET L. DEAR- DORFF, General: Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers of America. ANN N. DEPUY, General: Echo Staft, Choristers, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club. JOAN B. DICE, Commercial: Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Athletic Association, Tri'Hi-Y, Commercial Club. I John Swanger and Paul Kaiser construct oblique prisms with pam E. Davis J Davis A. Depuy J Dice jnfulrfm, A glance at her reflection reas- sures Patricia Mosser that she is ready to face the camera. Our Yearbook Proofs THOMAS R. DIEHL, General: Camera Club, Science Club. MICHAEL T. DONAHOE, General: Class Treas- urer, Basketball, Student Advisory Council, Glee Club, Junior Dramatic Club, Science Club. C. JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, General: Football, Student Advisory Council, C Club, Baseball. SHIRLEY DRAWBAUGH, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. DONALD W. ECKENRODE, Vo- cational lndustrial: Future Craftsmen of America. T. Diehl M. Donahoe J. Dougherty J. Englerth 'ix T. Englerth E. Etter .Mtv Are Quite A Revelation! JERRE A. ENGLERTH, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers of America, Commercial Club, Student Ad- visory Council. THOMAS M. ENGLERTH, Academic: Track, C Club, Student Advisory Council. EMERY C. ETTER, Academic: Band, Latin Club, Orchestra. BARBARA K. FAHNESTOCK, Commercial: Tri-Hi'Y, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. MICHAEL E. FAHNESTOCK, Academic. S. Drawbaugh D. Eckenrode B. Fahnestoclx M. Fahnestock , ff' 'I 1 Assemblies Bring, Q Famous. Lecturers !knclAml:ias:sadorsi', Q NANCY E. FAITH, Academic: Nurses of Tomorrow Club, French Club, Echo Staff, Latin Club, Parrot Staff. BENNETT L. FARNER, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Band. M. JOYCE FELDMAN, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Dramatic Club, Color Day Court, Echo Staff. JAMES E. FINCH, Academic: Football, Science Club, Latin Club. BONNIE E. FIN- NIFF, Commercial: Echo Stott, Glee Club, Junior Dramatic Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. JANET A. FISHER, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Commer- cial Club. PENELOPE R. FLACK, Academic: Glee Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club. MARTHA J. FOGAL, General: Tri-Hi-Y. SHERWOOD H. FORBES, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America, Football. ROBERT L. FRANK, General: Band, Orches- tra, Spanish Club. RAY E. FRITZ, General: Spanish Club. LARRY G. FRYE, Academic: Band, Hi-Y, Latin Club. PETER S. FULLER, General: French Club, B. JOYCE FUNK, General: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Student Advisory Council. ROSE A. FURRY, Commercial. Do I look like that? asks Benjamin Hair of Nancy Mahon and Edwin Oden. ,f M, s YQY it 9 li ees 5 he fo- as f , my W - O N. Faith J. Finch P. Flock R. Frank P. Fuller 43 B. Farner J. Feldman B, Finniff 1, Fighef M- F090l S. Forbes R. Fritz L, Frye J. Funk R. Furry 6- 6 -A -4: ,S Q., ' x U- : F 'tv 3 .mf I 'Htl' 'uf Il c I us. 1 Q . x, I' Y . 1' I? I I X4 I 'I I .2 ' ' If 5? - 1 f Q ,i .5 ,,,, .Lpm -.-. , ..., , T. Garner J. Gerhart G. Goetz B. Good J. Gordon M. Gray M. Groce D. Gutshall J. Gutshall V- GUYSIWUII B. Hair P. Hann V. Haulman R. Hawk B, Hawley We Improve Qur Swimming Ability Af The New Y MCA. THOMAS A. GARNER, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. JACKSON H. GERHART, Gen- eral: Hi-Y, Camera Club. GARY GOETZ, General: Glee Club, Art Service Club, Junior Dramatic Club, Spanish Club. BONITA J. GOOD, Commercial: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. JUDITH A. GOR- DON, Commercial: Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra. MIL- DRED M. GRAY, General: Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Tri-Hi-Y, Parrot Staff. A. MARIE GROCE, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. DONNA G. GUTSHALI., General: Tri-Hi-Y. N. JOANN GUTSHALL, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commer- cial Club. VELVA M. GUTSHALL, Commercial: Tri- Hi-Y, Commercial Club. BENJAMIN E. HAIR, Gen- eral: Hi-Y. PAUL I. HANN, Vocational Agricultural: Glee Club, Future Farmers of America, Hi-Y, Senior Class Treasurer. VIRGINIA L. HAULMAN, General: Tri-Hi-Y, J. V. Cheerleader, Junior Dramatic Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Nurses of Tomorrow Club. RICHARD E. HAWK, Commercial. BARBARA A. HAWLEY, Vocational Home Economics: Tri-Hi-Y, Future Homemakers of America, Art Service Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Library Staff, Junior Dra- matic Club. Two heads prove to be better than one as James Finch and Gary Cummings exchange chemistry notes. lk: College Applications, Interviews, Big Decisionsl JAMES R. HECKMAN, General: Band, Hi-Y, Art Ser- vice Club. KATHRYN L. HELMAN, Academic: Band, Future Homemakers of America, TriAHi-Y. HELEN N. HELMUTH, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. LARRY W. HENRY, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Basketball, Student Advisory Council, Future Craftsmen of America. CAROL A. HERMAN, Gen- eral: Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Junior Dra- matic Club, Future Homemakers of America. J. Heckman L. Hess K. Helman H.Helmu1h G. Hicks R, Himelfarb LLOYD W. HES5, General: Glee Club, Band, Orches- tra, Future Farmers of America. GLEN L. HICKS, Academic: Student Advisory Council, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Science Club. ROY A. HIMELFARB, Academic: Class Officer, Hi-Y, Science Club, Glee Club, Echo Staff. ROBERT E. HOKE, General: Camera Club, Sci- ence Club, Hi-Y. DOROTHY HOLLENSHEAD, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. Sgwiwlcws li Student teacher, M William Knerr, gains experience as his pu pil, Joy Feldman, gafns knowledge L. Henry C Herman R, Hoke D Hollenshead . I' 1' 'rf 4-ilfl f J f ff Never pour water inio acid, Mr. Biecher warns Donald Eclcen- rode and Donald Davis. C. Holobinlco M. Jacobs lrV Mw,,M',, The Pale Of The Fulure CHARLES W. HOLOBINKO, Vocational lnduslrial: Fu ture Craftsmen of America. EDWARD G. HORN Commercial: Visual Education Club, Hi-Y, Commer cial Club. LINDA A. HUBER, General: Glee Club, Tri Hi-Y, Junior Dramalic Club. PATRICIA A. HUGHES Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. BONITA L. ISENBERGER, Academic: Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Lalin Club, Junior Dramaiic Club, Fufure Homemalcers of E, Horn L Huber P. Johnson A. Jones .iw 'xo . ' 1. Q 25.41 Q ' ,E . I 3123. X! IGS I1 Ll l1l'lf'S America Chorlsiers Library Play Class Secretary MICHAEL JACOBS General Baseball HIY Science Club PEGGY D JOHNSON Commercial Tril'llY Commercial Club ANNA M JONES Academic Tru Hi Y Larln Club Nurses of Tomorrow Club Library Sfaff PAULG KAISER General Baseball C Club Siudenf Advisory Council RONALD E KAISER Voca tional Industrial Future Craftsmen of America P Hughes B lsenberger P Kaiser R Kaiser fs. 4 ls., ic. 9' lt- I n . P 1 A . 5 ,.. .. . ,sein .MFE twzgtmg, C'-1 - I 1 v 1 -, ,, , .ef W-, ,. s, .,.i.t..sl.izc.,.: 1 . 'f v' ,A-I V E3 CS E' l CF it LE RONALD L. KANNER, Commercial: Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Basketball. RONALD G. KAPITAN, General: Camera Club, HifY, Band. WILMER J. KEENER, Gen- eral: Carrera Club, French Club. BONNIE L. KEGER- REIS, Commercial: Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y. VER- DELLA E. KEITH, Vocational Home Economics: Glee Club, Hall Squad, Spanish Club. SHIRLEY J. KEN- NEDY, Commercial: Echo Staff, Librazy Play, Parrot Staff, Color Day Play, Girls' Athletic Association, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y. PAUL H. KESSLER, Com- mercial: Commercial Club, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y. DALE L. KILLINGER, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Fu- ture Craftsmen ot America. SAUNDRA KIRKWOOD, Commercial: Commercial Club, Hall Squad. CONNIE L. KLECKNER, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. ARTHUR J. KNEPPER, Vo. cational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. LUCILLE A. KOHLER, General: Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Span- ish Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Color Day Play, Echo Staff. ROBERT W. KOONTZ, Vocational lndus- trial. WILLIAM H. KRAFT, Academic: Latin Club, Jun- ior Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Camera Club, Basket- ball Manager, Parrot Staft. LARRY R. KURTZ, Gen- eral: Glee Club, Hi-Y, Student Advisory Council. 1. 1 X le 1 N R f 'I I f Barry Shatzer and Ann Depuy en- liven their school day with a friendly chat between classes. gum 3 at ' ww, R. Kanner R, Kapitan W. Keener B. Kegerreis V. Keith S, Kennedy P. Kessler D, Killinger S, Kirkwood C. Kleckner A. Knepper L, Kghlgr R. Koontz W, Kraft L, Kunz LH 1 'Sk N5 M V . , .-xx I 35, -s 5 1, X ' .. 3, Q . 5' . 3, . Ig 4 3+ I f X tl tsl 5 1 1 ffwil 4 ,l bV 1 E, fm I Ev 355, it. 2-' ..l 4 . J l g et D. Landis K. Laxson B. Leete C. Lehman S. Leidig J, Leisher D. Lenherr B. Lentz V. Long H. Lum G. Mackey J. Mackling N. Mahon C. Mann S. Martin 48 ,. L. ' ,.1, -5 --tr Q- ,-.- - 'fiT.'.,-..., r i :..,'.c...tJ, .- as.--,x,:.,.ss.,:, 1 E ' :f-ff 5 1 DONNA M. LANDIS, Academic: Echo Staff, Color Day Court, Nurses ot Tomorrow Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Advisory Council, Class Officer. KYLE J. LAXSON, General: Track, Science Club. BURT A. LEETE, Aca- demic: Choiisters, Glee Club, Football, Hi-Y. CON- STANCE E. Homemakers of America, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Library Play. SAMUEL I. LEIDIG, Commercial: Glee Club. JUDY E. LEISHER, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Com- mercial Club. DONALD H. LENHERR, General: Band. L. BENJAMIN LENTZ, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. VIOLA A. LONG, Vocational LEHMAN, Academic: Tri-Hi-Y, Future Home Economics: Future Homemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Service Club. HOWARD M. LUM, Gen- eral: Latin Club, Glee Club. GENEVIE E. MACKEY, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. JAMES L. MACKLING, Vocational Industrial: Basketball, Future Craftsmen of America. NANCY L. MAHON, General: Future Teachers of America, Glee Club, Latin Club. CARL W. MANN, Vocational Agricultural: Future Far- mers of America. SANDRA R. MARTIN, General: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Future Homemakers of America. Jerry Beegle checks his reference cards with Lynne Brocious and Kathryn Bachtell. . '. 1'-QI,-,Iliff 5:5 iff ' -- - :fri 2:15:.::':2:2-16:5 'fs 4 s - iwfrfwe an artistic designer. Report Cards Leave Seniors With Mixed Emotions WAYNE J. MATZEllE, General: Student Advisory Council, Science Club, Glee Club, Camera Club. RONALD G. McClEARY, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. RONALD McCLURE, Voca- tional Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. DEN- NIS McCONNELI., Academic: Student Advisory Coun- cil, Camera Club. JUDITH McCONNEI.l, Academic: Echo StaFf, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Tri-Hi-Y. J. IRENE McGII.I., Commercial: Glee Club, Commercial W. Matzelle R. McCIeary I. McGill D. McNew Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Athletic Association. DELORES E. McNEW, Vocational Home Economics: Future Homemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Hall Squad. MARY J. McNEW, General: Band, Student Advisory Coun- cil, Girls' Athletic Association, Future Homemakers of America. HARRY T. MEMINGER, Vocational Indus- trial: Future Craftsmen of America, Football, Baseball, Track. JAMES C. METZ, General: Band, Orchestra. R. McClure D. McConnell J McConnell M. McNew H. Meminger J Metz Judith Davis and Terry Summers agree that Christine Taylor IS really E.. Oh, what a test! exclaims Nancy Faith to Florence Shoclcey, YK Guy Timmons, and Viola Long. He W asked me everything I didn't ggi? ' know. . 5 fe 'L 'x WM -f , I .... . . I 7 A . -. oi CJ. Comesw .,. , l..',....,,X.,- .,. , IA If ' s . 1' - ,f' 'Nfl' 3 l'I,iXc1iiY . .i... f,. , I .s. .ivf -.... . BRENDA K. MILLER, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Band. JERYL C. MILLER, General: Hi-Y, Choristers, Echo Staff, Glee Club, Class Oflicer. JOAN L. MILLER, Academic: Nurses ot To- morrow Club, Future Homemalrers of America, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, JOANNA G. MILLER, General: Tri- Hi'Y, Future Homemakers of America. NANCY R. MITCHELL, General: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Home- makers of America, Spanish Club. DORCAS J. B Muller J. C. Miller J. L. Miller D Moore P. Mosser J. Mullins S. MOORE, General: Choristers, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Echo Staff. PATRICIA A. MOSSER, General: Parrot Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Officer, French Club. JOYCE A. MULLINS, General: Art Service Club, Junior Dramatic Club, French Club, Debating Club. GERALD E. MUM- MERT, Commercial: Band, Orchestra. HELEN L. MYERS. Commercial: Tri-HIAY, Girls' Athletic Association, Com- mercial Club. J. G. Miller N. Mitchell G. Mummert H. Myers .. 5 'J Notes, Outlines, Deadlines ...Our Themes Are Complete. BARBARA L. NEWMAN, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Band, Future Teachers of America. MARINA J. NEWTON, Commercial: Tri-Hi4Y, Future Teachers of America, Parrot Staff, Band. S. OMAR NICARRY, Academic: Visual Education Club, Camera Club. PAULA J. NICKlAS, General: Glee Club, Nurses of To- morrow Club, Student Advisory Council. JERRY A. NITTERHOUSE, Vocational Industrial: Hi-Y, Future Craftsmen of America. SAUNDRA A. NOlL, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. WILMA K. NYE, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. CHRISTIAN E. OBERHOlSER, General: Camera Club, Hi-Y, EDWIN F. ODEN, General: Echo Staff, Science Club, French Club, Hi-Y. GARNET W. OTT, Commercial: Commer- cial Club. ANNA M. OVERCASH, General: Library Play, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Echo Staff, Future Homemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y. BETTY M. OWENS, General: Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y. MARLENE E. OYLER, Commercial: Future Teachers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Maiorette. NANCY J. OYLER, Academic: Echo Staff, Choristers, Glee Club, Band, Orchestra. MARTHA G. PANANES, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Art Service Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. Saundra Betz and Samuel Leidig con- tend that if you want to enjoy life, you must try dancing. 3. ,aww aww 'fl in fl 1 B. Newman M. Newton I O, P. Nicklas J. Nitterhouse C S, Noll X W. Nye C. Oberholser X Inf! 'bi I E. Qdgn G. Ott A. Overcash V K, ,P,I,Qwen5 M. Oyler N. Oyler i-'Ml Pqqqnes 'I 4 iw Xe. 5 5-. 4 4. ' , I . r fli -' . t h 5 1 331 Y 'Af :Em i , 'M as :ss 6 6- we 3 f' -,-.--'.'..t. fi ' X 5-,l,. .5'.,f'5,.fE , g:j17-4-'-rzfxri ..,.v'.nliitlrs.,x, k-i.l-lIIZ...1I pg ,- 5 r- - 2 I. '47-, .ft E.. .,,,..,,cj..,,1.z:,,.C,,,,., I ,Lt--4. .1 tc...'s,i 4t,,.1'-'..,-L.: I -N I al.. -'at 1' '--'J' 1 r' 'ov' rem---f in l.. .. -T!-..ff.f: . : X. l 1 ll ,z : 514' GARY W. PATTERSON, General: Band, Glee Club, Or- chestra, Choristers, Hi-Y. DANIEL F. PETROCY, Gen- eral. DONALD .l, PLANK, Vocational Industrial: Fu- ture Craftsmen of America. PEARL M. PLANK, Com- mercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Moiorette. BAR- BARA J. PLUMMER, Commercial: Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Com- mercial Club. HARRIET I. POPER, Commercial: Tri- Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. SHARON R. POTTS, General: Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Future Hornemakers of America. C. EDGAR PUGH, General: Band, Spanish Club, Science Club, Echo Staff, ROBERT H. RAMER, Vocational Industrial: Band, Future Craftsmen of America, Student Advisory Council. IRVIN J. RAN- SOM, General: Spanish Club, Art Service Club, C Club, Basketball. DOROTHEA R. REITZ, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. SAUNDRA M. RENSCH, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Choristers, Cheerleader. E. ANN RICE, General: Glee Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi4Y, Student Advisory Coun- cil. MARY JANE RICE, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Com- mercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. DIANA A. RICHARDS, General: Glee Club, Art Service Club, Girls' Athletic Association. J f 'km gr S ' 619, , A ...R i . rw-. is ,ia 5 an Q ,nv In desperation Margaretta Sollenberf ger suggests to Anna Jones, Let's sell our candles to each other. G. Patterson D. Petrocy D. Plank P. Plank B. Plummer H. Poper S. Potts E. Pugh R. Ramer I. Ransom D. Reitz S. Rensch A- Rice M. Rice D. Richards cooking class. VVe Realize That Learning ls The Key To VVisalom BARBARA A. RIFE, General: Tri-Hi-Y, Future Home- makers of America. WARREN K. RIFE, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. LUTHER R. ROBINSON, Commercial. BRENDA E. ROCK, Com- mercial: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, Commercial Club. A. MARTIN ROSENBERRY, Vocational Industrial: Football. R. KENT ROSS, Gen- eral: Hi-Y, Camera Club, Latin Club. RAYMOND E. B. Rite W. Rife K. Ross R. Rotz 'Q' !,,-mg if . fb' 2 V S-J . L. Robinson all. ,., E ROTZ, General: Band, Hi-Y, Orchestra, Spanish Club Junior Dramatic Club. BERNARD R. ROWLES, Voca- tional Industrial. HAROLD H. ROYER, Vocational ln- dustrial. FRANCES A. RUDA, General: Future Teach- ers of America, Spanish Club, Parrot Staff, Girls' Ath- letic Association, Latin Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club. B. Rowles H. Royer F RUCIG - 47' , W2 2 H W 1, i C wwe Betty Owens watches as M Agate, our photographer tastes the cake Barbara Walters has made in B. Rock M Rosenberry Hard-working craftsmen, Don- ald Plank and Harry Meminger, deftly apply the Gnishing touches to a wrought iron table they have made. Clubs, Plays, Athletics Reveal Qur Abilities EDWARD A. SALTER, General: Basketball, Library ture Craftsmen of America JANET L SEVILLE Com Play, Student Advisory Council, Glee Club, Parrot mercial Trl Hi Y Hall Squad Library Staff JOHN R Staff, Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Debating Club, RUTH Y SHANER General French Club HI Y LEON E SARVIS, General. DUANE C. SAUFLEY, General SHANK Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers of Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Choristers, Track, Hi-Y America SANDRAL SHANTZ Commercial Tr: HI Y Student Advisory Council, NORMA J. SEILHAMER Commercial Club Parrot Stat? Library Staff BARRY Commercial: Commercial Club Tri-Hi-Y Parrot Stott A SHATZER General Baseball Student Advisory WILLIAM B. SEILHAMER, Vocational Industrial: F ouncll Hi Y C u E Salter R. Sarvis D. Saufiey N. Seilhamer W. Seilhamer J Seville J. Shaner L. Shank S. Shantz B. Shatzer I X SAUNDRA L. SHATZER, Commercial: Commercial Club, Parrot StaH. KAREN SHIVELY, General: Glee Club, Charisters, Echo Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Parrot Staff FLORENCE R. SHOCKEY, Vocational Home Economics: Future Homemakers of America, Art Service Club. MAX O. SHOEMAKER, General: Football, Track, Bas- ketball, Hi-Y, Visual Education Club. JUDITH M. SIPOS, Commercial: Commercial Club, Girls' Athletic Association. EDWARD W. SITES, General: Band, Or- chestra, Hi-Y, Student Advisory Council. JAMES R. SITES, Commercial: Commercial Club. R. ANN SLAUT- TERBACK, General: Glee Club, Echo Staff, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Parrot Staff, Debating Club. JOHN E. SLIMMER, General: Parrot Staff, Glee Club, Choris- ters, French Club. JUDITH A. SMALL, Commercial: Parrot Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. BAI F. SMITH, General: Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Parrot Staff, Band, Orchestra, French Club. CARMA SMITH,f General: Tri-Hi-Y, French Club. EEEN L. SMITH, Commercial: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y. M. MARGARETTA SOLLENBERGER, Academic: Nurses of Tomorrow Club, U wi-HL rchestra. NICHOLAS . SOLLENBERGER, I-Industrial: Future' Cr ftsmen of America. Tl fi Ti ci 'MN M if Y X. rig i L ill N U U 'E il ' VX. 31 g Nj All ik? ry Y , vw , X ere's something to remember me by, says Mary McNew to Leon Shank as they exchange name cards. N... is X Z' -ffl? We-: fm S. Shatzer K. Shively F. Sl-iockey M. Shoemaker J. Sipos E, Sites J. Sites A. Slautterback J, Slimmer J. Small B. Smith C, Smith H. Smith M. Sollenberger N. Sollenberger J. Spanogle J. Spoanhour T. Sprow EA Stuff S. Starr C. starter J. Statler J. Steerman R. Stewart E. Stine R. Stoey D. Stoops B, Stoutter R. Strait C. Strike 6 fx Q , 01 iii 'gr xi E X Wfe llc-acell The V' .F i Hg fx! tgverzttmzz Lfazys ur r N , I' ' ' Xl. ' Liu: 313920: lCRl JOHN P. SPANOGLE, General: Science Club, Visual Education Club, Hi-Y. JOANN M. SPOONHOUR, General: Orchestra, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Athletic Association. THOMAS E. SPROW, Gen- eral: Hi-Y, Spanish Club. EUGENE L. STARR, Gen- eral: Orchestra, Science Club, Camera Club, Glee Club. R. SHELDON STARR, Vocational Agricultural: Orchestra, Future Farmers of America, Band. CINDA L. STATLER, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y. JUDITH A. STAT- LER, General: Glee Club, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Echo Staff, Future Teachers of America. JOHN D. STEER- MAN, General: Hi-Y. RONALD E. STEWART, Com- mercial: Hi-Y. ELAINE E. STINE, General: Choristers, Glee Club, Art Service Club, Library Staff, Library PI y, Tri-Hi-Y, Echo Staff. RICHARD D. STOEY, Vo- cat' nal Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. RYL T. STOOPS, General: Football, Basketball, Tra ' Club, Student Advisory Council. BETTY J. ' TOUFQR, Commercial: Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, Com- l Chg? REBECCA J. STRAIT, Vocational Home Econarri . anish Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Future akers of America, Tri-Hi-Y. CARL J. STRIKE, V' onal Agricultural: Future Farmers ot America. ' May I have this dance? requests Samuel Leidig of Carol Vanderau, who willingly consents. JAMES A. STRITE, General: Class Officer, Basketball, Track, Echo Staff, Choristers, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Science Club, C Club, Parrot Staff. CHARLES E. STROCK, Vocational Industrial: Band, Orchestra, TERRY R. SUMMERS, General: Hi-Y, Spanish Club. JOHN E. SWANGER, General: Band, Camera Club. NANCY L. SWOPE, General: Band, Orchestra, Nurses of To- morrow Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Homernalcers of Amer- J. Strite C. Strocll C. Taylor R. Thomas 'rs . Lb, .f T. A. iump the horse. ica, Spanish Club. CHRISTINE L. TAYLOR, Commer- cial: Art Service Club, Tri'Hi-Y. ROY H. THOMAS, General: Football, Baseball, C Club. l. ALAN THOMPSON, General: Science Club. GUY G. TIM- MONS, Vocational Agricultural: Future Fatrmers of America, Camera Club. JOSEPH G. TOS ,wen- aral: Band, Hi-Y, French Club, Student' Adwlisory Council. K GVFLAM t I ' ll' ci JV ,Ll lf AW WW I . J x f s Clyllvf mf Summers , ,T'!3',lylhfS ngEr: '. il V I' T rf f , .U Thompson G I ns-. Y 17 .x 11 Nw Gi 3-. Skilled gymnost, Paul Hann, shows onlookers, Norman Smith and Samuel Leidig, the best way to N. Swope J. Tosten ,f QW fx T 'Q rl -. l . gf-f-jL.ii.,:f' 6..f:.,-. 4 1 ff my Ready for graduation, Gary Patterson, Raymond Rotz, and Jeryl Miller display a surge of relief and ioy. VV'e Get' Our Firsi' Glimpse RUTH E. TUNNHOFF, Commercial: Spanish Club, Or- chestra. CAROL A. VANDERAU, Commercial: Glee Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Commer- cial Club, Student Advisory Council. RONALD VAN HOOSE, Commercial: Hi-Y, Commercial Club. DELMA VAN PELT, Commercial: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Hull Squad, library Staff. RUTH P. WADEL, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y. .IUDITH E. WAGNER, General: Maiorette, R. Tunnhoff J. Wagner C. Vanderau R. Van Hoose W. Wagner G, Waite J . sr?- GlTi1G T953 ECHO. Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Athletic Association. WILLIAM L WAGNER, General: Hi-Y, Football. GRANT WAITE General: Football, Hi-Y, C Club, French Club. BAR- BARA A. WALTERS, General: Band, Tri-Hi-Y. JAC- QUELINE J. WALTERS, General: Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Parrot Staff Girls' Athletic Association. D. Van Pelt R- wadel B. Walters J. Walters I 3 wi wb- - -2 X ' Q- ' .1 'N V 2 si a.,,-it RICHARD WALTERS, General: Hi-Y. PATRICIA L. WARD, General. GALEN B. WARREN, Academic: Class President, Student Advisory Council, C Club, Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y. LEE A. WEIST, Commer- cial: Library Play, Band, Hi-Y. DENNIS D. WELKER, Vocational Agricultural: Future Farmers of America. NANCY J. WENGER, Commercial: Orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Future Homemakers of America. CHARLES E. WEST, Commercial: Commercial Club. MARIANNE G. WEYER, Academic: Glee Club, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Chess Club, VAUGHNIE A. WIDNEY, General: Orchestra, Band, Art Service Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club. ANNA M. WILES, Commercial: Library Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. MINNIE C, WINGERT, Geneicl: Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of Tomorrow Club, Library Staff. LARRY L. WISE, Vocational Industrial: Future Craftsmen of America. DONALD L. WITMER, Gen- eral: C Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Junior Dramatic Club, Library Play, Baseball. D. NADINE WOLFF, Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Band, Hall Squad. RONALD E. YAUKEY, Vocational Industrial: Band, light Crew, Future Craftsmen of America. Toothpaste lipstick bobby pinsfdo we have everything? wonder Paula Nick- las and Donna Landis fr:-, r if X' ' 55. .mf f H , New if 3 N. Ns. R. Walters P. Ward L. Weist D. Welker C. West M. Weyer A. Wiles M, Wingert D. Witmer N. Wolff 59 10! G. Warren N. Wenger V. Widney L. Wise R. Yaukey D Yeager R. Yourkavitch C. Zarger 'lm l 5 W I X ,f' 1 B Q i A : . . if 'Q 2 Y Lf? U l i 'gf ci l E., FT Ll -1 'sf rm rw I 5 m .- - , -- . ,1 -, ,- l Q? 3 km Ui LJ Q C1 in .2 , 5 ,- tt .,. . , A , . --. :.,-,sf ft, -.'.,f-5 It ,-'gi , , , . . , 511 t x..'..C1n 't' L.-ak.-Z f Xs.slxf'c,1 . The ioyous expressions on the faces of Beniamin Hair, Sharon Potts, Marilyn Burdette, and Gary Pat- terson can mean only one thing-the last day of school. c- V. DARLENE YEAGER, General: Art Service Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Spanish Club, Future Home- makers of America, Orchestra, Parrot Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. RONALD YOURKAVITCH, General: Science Club, Bas- ketball, CLAIRE M. ZARGER, Commercial: Orches- tra, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Future Homemakers cf America, Echo Staff. Opposite page: Ronald Yourkavitch chides Ann Rice For not remembering he has already signed her book. The strong man, Jere Burns, displays bulging biceps to Mildred Davis. Saundra Martin poses with the award-winning doll which she made and dressed in a costume of her own design for a contest sponsored by Seven- teen. Making last minute adjustments to their cor- sages, Bonnie Isenberger and Donna Landis await their prom dates, Some enchanted evening you will find your true love , sing Bonita Isenberger and .leryl Miller, practicing forthe tinal concert, , C 3 vs-:infill M fi-P' tv '56-3' O l As full-fledged upperclassmen, the iuniors began their second year at senior high with great determination. Early revealing leadership in many facets of school lite, they continued to gain recognition. Their scholastic record remained highp their performances in extra-class activities won acclaim. Certainly many capable leaders will emerge from the ranks of this versatile class. ..,,,,...ill!l 1 Left to right-Colfax Shields, Margaret Eyer, Sally Detrich, Mildred Davis, Frank Martin, Carolyn Robison. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurers Historian OFFICERS . Sally Detrich Frank Martin . Margaret Eyer Mildred Davis Colfax Shields Carolyn Robison Today VVQ Follow, But Tomorrow We Shall Lead Biiiiiit 'A Trhgzdir 'ilu fr 5' Xhhlltpm iilishnlfgsfrzamg :tn Gull This is a model of the Globe Theater where Thecrizing that the best salesmen are those many Shakespearean plays were given during the who really know their product, Jerry Raclbill and Elizabethan Period, Andrew Yoh explains to fel- William Martin enioy cz sample of the peanut low members of an English Ill class. brittle they are selling as a class project, 1- AV EI- A Hfj ff F V 'ml-1 .-4 fe er: Act Leger, M e t tepat e oi i e rut ut e Although the incoming juniors boasted the largest iunior class treasury on record, they continued to sponsor money-making proiects by selling candy, bookcovers, and Stanley Products. Their enthusiasm knew no bounds. Socially, they were likewise adept and were exceedingly proud of their three representatives in the Color Day Court. Their crowning social event, how- ever, was the Prom, an occasion which will continue to highlight their memories of high school life. 449401 Determined to find a school that will best meet their needs, iuniors - Ray Gubler, Nancy Sellers, Ron- ald Roqueplot, and Clarence Carty + frequent the Guid- ance Olifice to look through the many college catalogues on file, cf J' Row I-B. Burkholder, S. Bitner, M. Bricker, D, Byers, B. Barbour, D. Brunner, P. Arris, S. Adams, P. Bricker, J. Black. Rowll- J. Ashway, J. Brechbill, J, Brown, G. Brenize, N. Brenemon, N, Asper, P. Armstrong, M. Ben- edict, D. Boyd, G. Alleman, R. Bollinger, G. Anthony, L. Bowl- ing. Rowlll-E. Beardslee, M. Armstrong, R. Bumbaugh, M. Bingaman, L. Bennett, V. Bow- ers, T. Brand, C. Bikle, B. Bak- er, S. Bowman, L. Caldwell. Press . .. release .,. lift release, says Mr. Robert Kinderman to Shirley Pugh and Clifford Foster as they prac- tice the correct method of ar- tificial respiration on victims, Michael Lippy and Wendy San- ders in Junior Health Class. Row I-D. Crider, N. Davis, G Calvert, M. Carbaugh, N. Coble A. Coble, P. Dice, L. Diehl, J Eckenrode, M. Davis. Row ll- R. Dangler, R. Carter, G. Cor- S dell, P. Cormany, L. Comp, Cox, S. Detrich, J. Coffey, D Dull, K. Cook, C. Cramer, R. Cook. Row Ill-G, Eberly, C Dockter, D. Deardorft, S. Chase H. Crittenden, A. Eckenrode, R Clopper, C. Carty, T. Davis, R Cormany, A. Dice, R. Crider. 64 f Row I-M. Eyer, P. Gilbert, M. Harmon, S. Guyer, S. Fogelsong- er, T. Haman, M. Forbes, D. Gra- ham, F. Elliott, S. Emery. Row Il -J. Foltz, M. Foreman, L. Faust, P. Guldin, I. Etter, J. Feldman, C, Emmons, R. Fries, P. Fitzger- ald, R. Hardsoclc, R. Gills, J, Gorgas, G. Gochenauer. Row Ill-K. Erickson, R. Edwards, C. Frederick, C. Frey, D. Haas, R. Gabler, D. Fahnestock, W. Fis- cher, J. Gibboney, R. Cook, G. Hall. The dotted line represents the voyage of Aeneas, explains Miss Elizabeth Elder to Latin stu- dents, Mildred Davis and An- drew Yoh, who are enioying the many adventures of this classic wanderer. Row I-P. Hicks, L. Hartranft, C Hrimnak, F. Jessell, J. Henry, R Herbert, G. Helm, B. Henry, A Hassinger, C. Heckman, N. Hel- man. Rowll-J. Heatherly, H. Hoover, R. Henry, B. Hoch, M. Hasting, J. Hoover, O. Hummer, E. Horst, M. Houser, G. Johnson, T. Hill, L. Hill, R. Henry. Row lll-J. Horst, D. Horst, D. Hock- ensmith, R. Hostetter, C. John- son, J. Ingram, B. Jacobs, P. Heclcman, R. Johnson, J. Henry, Reflect Row I--C. Kennedy, M. Jones, C. Leedy, F. Lehman, .l. Lytle, N. Keefer, P. Jones, L. Krieger, M. Kelly, B. Lawyer. Rowll--M. Kaiser, C, Keefer, Z. Keefer, P. Lowman, P. Kelly, M. Larson, D. Lehman, C. Karper, J. Mac- key, W. Knepper, R. Kraft, W. Miley. Row III-W. Laughlin, D. Leidig, G. Latshaw, C. Knepper, W. Johnson, J. Kirkpatrick, T. Jones, L. Knouse, M. Lippy, R. Marshall, E. Kump, R. Kremp, J, Knoll. Miss Ida Heller explains to Nancy Stumbaugh and Carol Tate the importance of forming shorthand characters with ac- curacy. Row I-S. Mowery, J. Monn, L. Myers, N. Overcash, A. Miller, M. Over, S. McNew, B. McCle- ary, J. Mickey, A. Martin. Row ll-P, Pilgrim, P. Norman, P. Ott, D. Pheil, C. Perry, J. Piper, P. Newell, S. Murphy, M. Miller, B. Mowen, J. McCleaster, J. McKee. Row Ill-R. McMinn, T. Miner, L. Nicarry, K. Pound, G. Peterson, S. Miner, R. Nau- gle, G. McDonald, H. Martin, F. Martin, G. Pogue, W. Martin. Accept' The Challenge Of Being Upperclassmen Row l-S. Schoff, S. Pugh, l Reed, B. Ryder, L. Reese, J, Rum mel, G. Reed, D. Rummel, W Sanders, N. Robinson. Row Il- J. Rotz, R. Roqueplot, M. Sauf ley, C. Robinson, R. Rowles, D Rice, E. Quesenberry, M. Rotz S. Romer, B. Ransom, M. Ritchey M. Rossman. Rowlll-R. Rader E. Punt, H. Rosenberry, J Schlichter, G, Richardson, M Roche, W. Ridinger, F, Ryder, J Stuck, G. Schcff. Using a chart and cn model ofthe eye, Robert Kraft, Patricia Hicks, and Joyce McDowell ex- plain the complex process of vision to the other members of their health class. Row I-S. Simmons, F. Shipley, J. Seilhomer, V. Shetter, B. Shet- ler, B. Smith, M. Shockey, L Shoclxey, B. Small, P. Shockey. Rowll-J. Shields, G. Snyder P. Shipp, V. Shaffer, N. Sellers C. Snider, D. Sollenberger, B. Scott, V. Smith, H. Sheller, J. Shoop. Rowlll-J. Schooley, P. Shotzley, F. Shaffer, J. Short, J. Shatzer, J. Schoenberger, G. Seilhamer, N. Smith, l.. Schmitt, C. Shields, G. Shively. 1 67 I 1 Row I--D. Stake, P. Spiker, J. Vonetesse, C. Tate, B. Stoche, A. Straley, L. Stull, T. Timmons, S. Tasker, C. Steinbach. Row Il- M. Thompson, P. Truax, S. Tits- worth, J. Umpleby, C. Stake, N. Stumbaugh, V. Strayer, M. Sol- lenberger, H. Sollenberger, R. Trace, D. Suders. Rowlll-A. Stoclrslager, J. Trimmer, C. W. Thomas, C. R. Thomas, E. Stout, R. Stouffer, K. Tolbert, W. Tasker, S. Strayer, A. Sollenber- ger. Joan Vanetesse and Delores Rice smile ot the clever tombs- tone epitaphs written in short- hand and decide this is an in- genious way of practicing short- hand. Row l-J. Weller, B. Wright, L. Wenger, F. Williams, A, Wiles, L. Wentzel, V. Wagaman, M. West, B, West, D. Whitfield. Row II-J. Yeager, E. Wagner, J. Witmer, A, Webster, S. Van Scy- oc, V. White, B. Yocum, S. Wol- lace, P. Shambach, N. Wingert, B. Yeager, J. Walters, L. Zeek. Rowlll-H. Wingerd, R. Zim- merman, J. Washabough, G. Young, D. Word, B. Wughg. baugh, G. Webster, A. Yoh, W. Zook, R. Young, R. West, R. Weaver. 68 Under the supervision of Mr, Lester Ostrasky and Mr. Carl Wengert, Larry Faust and Ter- rance Brand build a wall secl tion to be used as a visual aid in the building construction course. Oh the difticulty in figuring out a pattern! say Alma Mar- tin and Linda Diehl, envious of Marlene Bricker, who has already begun her sewing pro- ject. ? '+e.,, .., ,, J Wye!!! Endeavor And Originality Characrerize Their Work p4 Making literature meaning- ful, English Ill students, Martha Forbes and Joyce Piper dress dolls to represent Shakespear- ean personalities they studied during a unit on Elizabethan lit- erature. 69 Left to right-Dianne Byers, Megan Myers, Terry West, Penelope Lowman, William Horn, Patricia Martin. CLASS OFFICERS 5 1 'I President , . Patricia Martin Vice-President William Horn September marked the beginning of c Secretory Dionne Byers new and exciting life for the sophomores. Treasurers Penelope Lowman It was their first year in Senior High. Ac- Te 'Y Wes' tively participating in various student af- Hisiorign Megan Myers fairs, they soon became an integral part of school life. With the experience gained in both class and extra-class activities, they cure well prepared to meet their future re- sponsibilities as iuniors. Learn To Recognize And Seize Opportunities 70 A study in animation. Eager to make a Nancy Shipley timidly peeks through the win good recitation, Ronald George tries to get the dow before entering this new building where teacher's attention. she will spend the next three years. We Soon Become A Vital Part Of School Life Their coming out event was the talent show. Displaying an abundance of musical and dramatic skills, they gave the student body an entertaining performance. With equal enthusiasm they plunged into suc- library play tickets. Color Day was their big event, however. After presenting a beautiful pageant for the Queen, they re- ceived their class colors from the seniors. This was a proud moment, for now they felt cessful and won the class award 'For selling the most JL ll Wiwvg they had really become upperclassmen. David Gsell. Miss Martha Campbell points out a descriptive pas sage of one of Thoreau s es says to Yvonne Englerth and iffivfw Row l-J. Argenbright, J, Barn- hart, J. Bitner, M. Bietsch, N. Biefsch, B, Barnhart, G. Bender, E. Calvert, D. Bard, S. Bittinger. Row ll-E. Baer, C. Baer, M. At- kinson, L. Allen, F. Byers, J. Al- leman, H. Bingham, M. Asper, B. Armstrong, P. Baughman, S. Blair. Row lll-P. Biesecker, R. Bless, R. Allison, G. Baer, J. Biefsch, J. Bittinger, W. Black, K. Baker, T. Bowen, R. Beeler, B, Bigler. Eager to participate In ex Ira class activities Norma Ewing and Linda Varner work hard to keep books classified and shelved for CASHS students and faculty Rowl M Brant S Bowers P Burkholder Z Burke S Car b ugh V Burkett J Carl P Bower B Carbaugh D Bowers wll P Carl M Brown Bowers V Butler S Brown J Breneman D Byers D Buk holder B Bricker R Carmack Rowlll C Carbough H Bush R Burns D Boyce E Clugh S Brand N Bowen B Caldwell H Butts G Carmack P Cold we Row I-F. Dean, C. Clock, R Daihl, J. Clemence, S. Crist, S Collins, K. Cole, Y. Corwell, L Caufman, H. Cole. Row II-P Carl, R. Cordell, D. Detwiler, S Derrow, P. Davis, B. Coy, B. Co- wan, J. Croft, G. Conner, H Coons. Row Ill-J. Cook Chase, D. Christian, E. DeShong M. Cunard, G. Daihl, D, Clippinj ger, D. Davis, L, Davies. Row I-M. Fahnestock, R. Fix, B. Durner, D. Eckenrode, H. Flory, B. Diehl, M. Englerth, B. Eckels, Y. Englerth, C. Famer. Row ll -N. Ewing, B. Frank, J. Diehl, C. Estep, L. Freet, J. Frecon, R. Ewan, L. Ely, D. Diflienderfer, L. Finch, L. Dooley, B. Etchberger, B. Eckenrode, P. Fogal. Row III -C. Eberly, L. Diehl, K. Feld- man, J. Dixon, J. Forrester, R. Evans, N. Diffenderfer, L. For- sythe, W. Eby, T. Fraker, B. Eyer, L. Evans, N. Farner. Row I-B. Golden, B. Hamilton, A. Ford, N. Harman, J. Gontz, G. Gorman, J. Gluck, L. Green, E. Jenkins, K. Goetz. Rowll- D. Gsell, R. Griffith, L. Furry, D Frey, J. Furley, J. Gilbert, N Glass, A. Greenawalt, D. Furl, S. Greenawalf, B. Geiman, R. George, L. Johnson. Rowlll- V. Gettel, R, Frey, D. Funk, R. Gordon, C. Friese, J. Glass, D. Grayson, R. Freet, T. Gift, B. Geissler, H. Friese, G. Frey, W, Hamsher, R. Gayman. Are Memb ,cf tl I Row I-B. High, K. Harrison, S. Harris, S. Hassinger, J. Harrison, E. Hartzell, J. Horst, G. Hostet- tler, B. Haulman, B. Henry. Row ll-K. Henneberger, J. Holtry, C. Heckman, F. Hoover, A. Horst, L. Helman, E. Holoviak, J. Herr, G. Heydorn, J, Hoover, J. Herman, S. Holtry, D. Helman. Row Ill-C. Helman, E. Haul- man, D. Hinton, D. Hawbaker, W. Horn, S. Hollar, G. Helman, R. Heefner, K. Helman, M. Heck- man, G. High. Row I-B. Keebaugh, J. Kessler, A. King, P. Humelsine, R. Keen- er, N. Hull, C. Hunsecker, R. Kramer. P. Kean, N. King. Row ll-G. Killinger, Z. Johnston, A. Johnston, P. Howard, N. Ken- nedy, G. Kennedy, N. lsenber- ger, B. Kennedy, P. Jones, C. lsenberger, A. Jauquet, B. Johns, G. Keim. Rowlll-H. Jacobs, R. Johns, S. Kennedy, G. Kirby, K. Keller, C. Hull, G. Kauffman, D. Huber, L. Kessinger, L. John- son, K. Hughes, R. Jones. Row I-D, Mackey, F. Lenherr, J. Laughlin, B. Martin, N. Krin- er, P. Lowans, J. Kriner, P. Mac- key, M, Mackey, F. Leedy. Row ll-E. Kline, C. Lehman, E. Mar- tin, M. Laye, J. Malone, P. Low- man, M. Knepper, D. Kriner, D. Martin, C. Klock, R. Knepper, H. Mackey. Row Ill-D. Lowery, W. Leidig, J. Manges, G. Knoll, D. Martin, E. Leisher, R. Lawyer, C. Lucas, C. Leonard, R. Landis, R Kissel. ' 1 t.. V I X M V! sZ',-X.. , M., ,. ,. , X - if 1-c. 1.2-i!!'!'-,-eil, .1 .n..,1 .- ww '91 . 43' .9 ,.. 4 96 ' A pu' fi fm .WY l Q, 4 xx gil x if I i 5. I 1 1 .,:. ,,,,. ., ,, .V A . , ff , ' ,g. -- a 3 W M, ' a 0 fi ng f Q.. ' ' , 'W-g . Z . 1 ...xg N L I, Y cf! X 6 1 fx N F 1 X Mu W 1' 1 sf gg ,, 1 X s' X f' H 5 . xx X y fs I H '.f' Ml 24 ,in f ,aw Q Q 1 'V 2 , A M47 , E ., f-V 1 , , . 1, ,X 3 if ' fy f 2 4 7 ,.,.. Y E N, I ,,?,, K ' f MQ- ' n ' I , I ' 2 1 4'uZ' M U 1 W Sfwfw '-se Row I-M. Rosenberry, L. Reed- er, P. Powell, A. Roche, A. Rife, C. Rhodes, D. Preisler, B. Piper, J. Powell, C. Pugh. Row Il-M. Rock, E. Piper, R. Robison, J. Rei. sher, D. Robison, S. Piper, C. Rock, D. Poe, C. Ross, D. Rich- ards, P. Remmel. Row Ill--L. Ridout, M. Pfoutz, J. Querry, A. Rebok, R. Poe, F. Ridgley, L. Ros- enberry, J. Robertson, L. Polk, D. Rock. Row I--D. Shover, N. Secrist, K. Shatzer, F. Seilhamer, R. Sellers, J. Rotz, E. Schuchman, N. Ship- ley, B. Shade, J. Shoemaker. Row ll-D. Ross, D. Shatzer, M. Shetler, G. Scott, S. Rowland, R. Shaner, N. Rote, P. Rotz, S. Shoemaker, J. Shaffer, K. Shear- er, G. Sarvis, R. Schoenleber. Rowlll-J. Seilhamer, J. Rife, G. Shank, J. Schellhase, P. Schaff, J. Showalter, R. Salmon, R. Schuchman, J. Sclichter. Row l-V. Stoufler, J. Stepler, B, Sites, G. Stahl, F. Sites, S. Smith, B. Sleichter, L. Sollenber- ger, S. Sites, A. Stambaugh Rowll-A. Simpson' . Statler R. Stine, G. AStoufF '. Smith P. Sites, S. Slew erbclck, S Smith, . St D. Si s, R Stine, It Slotholf, ' mith, r ,R Smit .S pler P Sn ' er el, LYS P.B4 es, M V .llhi ijlj l fl! I ,ff Xi 'AJ l . x 'lei Aojfqjf it . , f Vg V 1 1 1 v J Row I-S. Stunkard, B. Thomas, P. Tedrick, K. Strite, B. Strock, W. Tosker, M. Truett, M. Waga- man, J. Swanger, J. Suders. Row II-R. Tanner, C. Symmonds, V. Swope, R. Tice, l. Tunnhoff, K. Summers, L. Varner, S. Timmons, A. Wagner, N, Wagner, D. Van- drew, L. Strike. Row III-J. Um- brell, R. Thompson, L. Ugarte, D. Summers, L. Thompson, M. Tolbert, R. Unger, R. Swan , G. Swope. fit ,-A in bining literature wit , st dents in Miss Compbell's J iff Ml Mft nglis Il class make colorful . . . . . . ehl and Carolyn Eberly are ll book packets which Bonnie Di O on the bulletin board, . mb .Li .WLIQMIL Y, My nb, Cl' 1' Y fb U1 wif Tqfizu L., jJf0,,4f MJ wfv W fn L M4 off -LL rfb L rpg!! V N Row I-S. Yeager, C. Thomas, J. Wiles, M. Whitmore, K. Wenger, V. Young, P. Wenger, V. Wag- ner, P. Wolfe, J. Yeager. Row ll-M. Young, M. West, B. Wea- ver, J. West, B. West, M, Wiles, B. Zimmerman, S. Wenger, S Williamson, N. Wise, N. Zullin- ger, G. Webber. Rowlll-G. Woods, F. Witter, T. West, L Zwiebel, T. Wertz, J. Wollxden P. Walter, R. Weidler, R. Wil- liams, R. Windemuth, J. Young 1 ,Dc M Lf ff Make Their Mark ln Extra Class Activities , bww. ,NWT 'M 1 2 f X J 4 f A 5 4 I - , 'V I 5 . Y .qa -2:3111-gig m A , , f I! g, , C: 4. 44 , . 3 ' 1 Q 7 5, 'Q r X 4 My , i, 1 . A A? Nhuf' 3 5, 4.-of W if 13 ws AQ... R .vpn ,Mg KW, xy VJ 1 V, 3 www if 79 Xfrho Records The Dramatic Story Ot Our Learning dr Co-editors, Karen Shively and Donna Landis, dis- cuss yearbook iournalism with James Strite, sports edi- tor, and Mrs. Eleze McKenzie, adviser. First Class Awards-1957 Pennsylvania School Press Association Columbia Scholastic Press Association National Scholastic Press Association Layouts, halttones, headlines, deadlines -these were the words that rang constant- ly in the ears of stat? members as they la- bored ta produce the i958 yearbook. Be- ginning early in September, the students worked for an entire school year planning pictures, writing copy, typing, and proof- reading. A hard-pushing advertising staff was quick to enlist patrons and goodwill throughout the community. There were plenty of hectic days before the last picture was taken and the final line of copy was written, but finally the finished product arrived. We hope you enioy our interpre- tation of your 1958 school year. Judith McConnell, literary editor, checks copy with Getting material ready for the typists, Marilyn Bur stat? members-Nancy Oyler, Ann Slautterbaclc, James dette, Wendy Sanders, Mildred Davis, and Martha Over Vinson, and Sally Detrich. alphabetize the senior questionnaires, . A 54471 -3, 5 21535 With a look of satisfaction Dor- cas Moore and Jeryl Miller submit the final list of orders to Claire Zarger, advertising editor. Shelby Ankerbrand, Roy Himel- farb, and Edwin Oden, the three top salesmen of the advertising staff, exclaim at the interest mem- bers of the community have shown in becoming yearbook patrons. Members of the advertising staff -Jacqueline Walters, Lucille Koh- ler, Gary Patterson, Ann Depuy, Judith Statler, Saundra Rensch, San- dra Mar'in, Elaine Stine, Edgar Pugh, Marina Newton, Nancy Faith, and Anna Overcash-review the list of yearbook patrons for 1958. -AL W x mu, ers Ei. Endeavors To Develop Good Public Relations I , ,, L 1 Typing the copy for the year- book are Joy Feldman and Bonnie Finnifi, two devoted workers who never complained about rush as signments. 83 S Row I-G. Heydorn, J. Harrison, J. Gilbert, N. Ewing, S. Timmons, M. Hosting, A. Jones, J. Weller. Row Il-S. Emery, K. Cole, R, Daihl, Y. Corwell, S. Collins, J. Witmer, J. Horst, B. Johns, C. Hunsecker, L. Whitehill, N. Wingert, C. Steinbach, D. Stake Rowlll-S Romer M. Sollenber er B Haulman, A. Johnston L Shockey, D. Diftenderfer C Baer, R. Stine L Green, D. Frey - 1 9 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 J. Hoover, E. Horst, O. Hummer, Mrs. Margaret Kuhn. Row IV--D. Sollenberger, K. Murphy, A. Wiles, A. Deardorfi, L. Comp, S. Cox, S. Williamson, E. Stine, S. Wenger, A. Greenawalt, B. Cowan, A. Burns, D. Martin, N. Shipley, F. Jessell, J. Carbaugh. : E 0 5 Assists Students ln Their Quest Of Knowledge Who is the mystery woman? Mrs. Margaret Kuhn and Anna Jones are busy cutting keys to provide clues in this library play advertising stunt. A quiet room filled with tables, books, periodicals, and students is our library. Here an atmosphere of study and research prevails, here also a staff of students, known for their quiet efticiency, works under the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Kuhn to help students locate material, check out books and magazines, and keep the li- brary an orderly place. At the end of the year these helpful staff members receive awards in recognition of their service. President Audrey Deardorfif Vice-President Anne Burns Secretary Carol Steinbach Treasurer Ann Johnston Adviser Mrs. Margaret Kuhn 84 3: .1-' It's news to me! exclaim the students, scanning the headlines cf our school news- paper, the Parrot. The members of this staff, employing their quick wit and knowl- edge of journalism, publish an issue every two weeks. Mrs. Janet Sherbine, the new adviser, guides the amateur newsmen in their efforts to bring to light those events which make up our schocl day. The paper is financed by subscriptions, advertisements, and the activity fund. Editor-in-Chief Patricia Mosser News Editor John Slimmer Feature Editor Barbara Smith Mrs. Janet Sherbine Mrs. Margaret Hollar Advisers Here's a good idea! exclaims John Slim- mer, looking over back issues of the Parrot with William Kraft and Frances Ruda. F Sees, Hears And Prints All That ls News Row I-S. Shatzer, S. Holtry, J. Eckenrode, V. Young, J. Argenbright, C. Estep, S. Kennedy, J, Stepler, B. Newman. Row Il-P Kelly, A. Straley, S. Wallace, L, Daihl, P. Mosser, J. Witmer, K. Strite, V. Wagamon, F. Williams, B. Sleichter, D. Bard, K. Sum mers, J. Small. Row Ill-K. Murphy, B. Burkholder, D. Yeager, B. Smith, P. Lowman, F. Ruda, A. Hassinger, P. Sites, F. Sites, P Mossovitz, M. Myers, J. Walters, A. Overcash, M. Newton, H. Myers, Mrs. Janet Sherbine. RowIV-D. Lehman, L. Zwiebel, C Foster, R, Kraft, H. Bender, T. West, E. Starr, R. Cormany, E. Salter, J, Slimmer, W. Kraft, A. Simpson, K. Henneberger, C Emmons. Row I-M. Brown, B. Thomas, A. Ford, P. Woife, S. Mowery, S. Crist. Row Il4B. Carbaugh, H. Flory, A. Shatzer, J, Gontz, J. Gluck, J. Barnhart, J. Bowers, P. McNew, S. Collins, B. Henry, M. McKenzie, S. Car- baugh. Row Ill-M. Patterson, L. McKee, L. McNew, B. McClure, B. McCleary, S. Murphy, P. Rotz, K. Shat- zer, D. Eckenrode, B. Etchberger, E. Martin, N. Glass, Miss Jeanne Kirby. Row IV-J. Croft, B. Eckenrode, B. Geiman, A. Greenawalt, P. Newell, P. Burkholder, Z. Burke, E. Calvert, J. Stevens, R. Henry, S. McNew, C. Leedy. Service Is Their Aim, Courtesy, Their Motto Where is your corridor pass? inquires Hall Squad member, Robert Paxton, of Glen Alleman. The Hall Squad is composed of a group of school-minded students whose obiectives are to maintain order in the corridors and to guide visitors to the various areas of the building. Members of the staff take turns patrolling the halls, checking the lavatories, and maintaining information desks at school entrances. Intent in carrying out their duties elticiently, students report any irregularities and attempt to quell any dis- turbances which occur in the halls. .swims 'mgmal The Mediator Between Students And Faculty Young voices echo the principles ot gov- ernment established in the early history of our country as the Student Advisory Council convenes. Freedom of speech and thought is practiced by these school leaders as they create better understanding between the faculty and students. Always uppermost in their mind is the welfare ofthe school. An active council this year, the SAC published the student directory, provided classrooms with permanent tire drill signs, joined the National Association of Student Councils, l and organized the Sports Booster Club. Paula Nicklas, Edwin Oden, and Michael Donahoe get committee assignments from President Wayne Mat- zelie. Row l-C. Danfelt, B. Englerth, M, Englerth, L. Allen, M. Eyer, B. Hamilton. Row ll-D. McConnell, P. Nick las, C. Rhodes, V, Young, D. Mickey, S. Strayer, L. Brocious, W, Matzelle, M. McNew, J. Funk, D. Graham V. Wagaman, V. Smith. Row III-Miss Jeanne Kirby, B. Shatzer, P. Kaiser, G. Cordell, J. Monn, W. Leidig C. Vanderau, P. Mosser, A. Burns, S. Betz, J. McConnell, J. Statler, G. Swope, K. Keller, W, Horn, C. Hull Mr. Kenneth Gabler. Row IV-M. Rossman, E, Salter, M. Donahoe, D. Stoops, E, Oden, G. Warren, J. Dough erty, M. Shoemaker, L. Henry, J. Slimmer, F. Martin, J. Vinson, G. Hicks, G. Patterson, E. Sites, P. Schott. 87 Row I-M. Burdette, S. Drawbaugh, P Burns, J. Englerth, C. Danfelt, J. Feldman S. Brown, M. Bowers, J, Gordon, B. Bow ers. Row ll-D. Chase, M. Brooks, J. Dice B. Burkholder, J. Gutshall, V. Gutshall, M Grace, S. Betz, N. Auman. Rowlll-B Good, D. Gutshall, M. Fogal, M. Gray, L Brocious, A. Depuy, B. Burns, B. Fahne 4 3mfHMWf:e?t .. W . MWA ,si We ,le W- ,.,.,.... s tv' ..,A WM, stock, J. Fisher, J. Funk. Row I-M. McNew, H. Myers, I. McGill, C. Dawkins, S. Noll, nell. Row Il-Mrs. Long, B. Hawley, P. J. Miller, H. Helmuth S. Kennedy, D. Landis B. Newman, J. McCon Marguerite Cook, V Hughes, P. Mosser, P . JNL- .- Nicklas, D. Moore, B. Isenberger, L. Huber W. Nye, J. Carbaugh. Row III-V. Haul man, S. Martin, C. Lehman, C. Herman, A Deardorff, C. Kleckner, B. Kegerreis, P Johnson, G. Mackey, N. Mitchell. Watch your lingers, cautions Mrs. Marguerite Cook, as she and Martha Pananes cut the programs for the Christmas concert. In Community Proiects President Vice-President , Secretary Treasurer Chaplain . Adviser Bonita Isenberger Marilyn Burdette Audrey Deardorff Nadine Wolff Donna Landis . Mrs. Marguerite Cook 88 X J' 0 'R.,,, ME, Willing helpers--Barbara Hawley, Viola Lang, and Virginia Haulmane-assist Mrs. Marguerite Cook in preparing for the faculty tea given annually by the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Those Who Serve Oth A very active organization, the Senior Tri'Hi-Y is responsible for many school and community projects. Interested in promot- ing high standards of moral conduct, the girls participate with other Y groups in sponsoring Teen Talks , a series of dis- cussions conducted by local ministers on Best Serve Themselves teenage problems. Each year members of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y entertain the faculty at a tea, usher at all maior school and civic events held in the auditorium, and make programs for Color Day and other special assemblies. Belonging to this organization is a really rewarding experience. Row I-B. Stouffer, S. Rensch, C. Smith H. Smith, B. Rock, J. Seville, J. Small M. Sollenberger, A. Jones, A. Overcash Row ll-D. Yeager, R. Wadel, N. Wen ger, J. Statler, B. Miller, K. Shively, C Vanderau, A. Rice, B. Rite, J. Walters, S. Potts. Rowlll-A. Wiles, M. New ton, C. Statler, P. Plank, N. Wolff, J Wagner, B. Walters, E. Stine, M Pananes. Sound Religious Beliefs Develop Character Like its sister organization, the Junior Tri-Hi- Y is interested in the development of Christian character. By helping others, they feel that they best serve themselves. During the Christmas holi- day season the girls busily packed baskets of fruit which they distributed to needy families and organizations in the community. They also helped with the Easter seal campaign by soliciting funds for crippled children. Their sponsor, Mrs. Pamellia Erickson, has reason to be proud of this outstanding group of girls and their activities. President .... .. Vice-President Secretary , Treasurer ..,. Adviser . W-I .. Margaret Eyer .. Carolyn Robison .. Wendy Sanders , ,..... , , Martha Over .. Mrs. Pamellia Erickson Row I-L. Hartranft, A. Coble, M. Eyer, M Davis. Rowll-S. Bitner, P. Bricker, S Adams, F. Elliott, S. Guyer, N. Coble, N Davis, J. Eckenrode, B. Barbour, S. Emery Rowlll-I. Etter, S. Fogelsonger, D. Gra ham, P. Cormany, B. Burkholder, R. Henry P. Dice, N. Breneman, R. Herbert, Mrs Pamellia Erickson. Row IV-M. Harmon N. Asper, P. Armstrong, J. Coffey, S. De trich, R. Fries, P. Arris, M. Benedict, D Brunner, J. Black. Row I-J. Rummel, S. Mowery, J. Mann, D Rummel. Row II-N. Ove:cash, N. Robin son, J. Mickey, B. Lawyer, C. Myers, C Robison, L. Reed, M. Ritchey, C. Leedy, M Houser, G. Johnson. Rowlll-R. Rowles L, Reese, J. Lytle, F. Lehman, B. Ransom P. Norman, D. Rice, M. Raifsnider, P. Ott D. Pheil, P. Pilgrim. Row IV-M. Rotz, P Lowman, J. Hoover, S. Murphy, B. McCle ary, P. Newell, E. Quesenberry, J. Piper F. Jessell, C. Karper, E. Horst, D. Lehman O. Hummer. 90 boi fx, 9, 1 Y , -m I r 5 ,6,f W? xiii I' L. 22 Z W 4 fa J fr W. f ? ffff ,V ,T ' 2 ,ffl ,psy 1 , ,I f Ng? :ak 'M - ' Q Q f f J, ga! vm--,. M.. 1 . ,Q 4 .V , ,AZQQ ,, ,,,, -., It h .Svphn Jful- '- President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Chaplain Advisers , Lorraine Allen Patricia Martin Dianne Byers ,. Katharine Strite , Lynn McKee Mrs. Harriet Thompson Miss Ida Heller 92 Row I-J. Argenbright, L. Caufman, F. Dean, N. Bietsch, M. Brant, H. Cole. Row ll-D. Bard, J. Diehl, B. Durner, V. Bur- kett, J. Croft, K. Cole, J. Carl, D. Ecken- rode, J. Barnhart, D. Byers, B. Bricker. Row Ill-M. Brown, A. Ford, L. Dooley, P. Baughman, H. Bingham, C. Eberly, S. Crist, S. Carbaugh, Y. Corwell, S. Collins, Mrs. Harriet Thompson. Row IV-B. Barnhart, S. Blair, J. Alleman, L. Allen, D. Diften- derfer, J. Breneman, P. Davis, F. Byers, E. Calvert, D. Burlxholder, P. Burlcholder, Z. Burke. Row I-K. Goetz, B. Hamilton, M. Fahne- stock, B. Eckels, B. Geiman, J. Gluck. Row II-B. Golden, E. Hartzell, A. Greenawalt, S. Greenawalt, N. Farner, J. Harrison, J. Gilbert, N. Ewing, G. Garman, J, Furley, L. Ely, R. Ewan, C. Estep. Row Ill-H. Flory, S. Holtry, K. Harrison, J. Horst, S. Has- singer, N. Harmon, B. Haulman, J. Gontz, P. Howard, B. Eckenrode, B. Etchberger, N. Glass, L. Green, Miss Ida Heller. Row IV- G. Hostettler, D. Furl, J. Herman, F. Hoov- er, J. Holtry, J. Hoover, E. Holoviak, S. Harris, G. Heydorn, P. Jones, A. Ford, A. Jauquet. With ingenuity and enthusiasm, Judith McCurdy, Elaine Hartzell, Donalee Diffenderfer, Kathleen Murphy, Penelope lowman, Faye Hoover, and Bonnie Keebaugh fashion Christmas favors for the Shook Home. Row I-J. Kessler, G. Mosser, D. Noll, P- McNew. Row ll-J. Laughlin, B. Pananes, J, McCurdy, M. Myers, V. McEntire, H Monn, M. Orris, B. Piper, P. Kean, N. Ken nedy, N. King. Rowlll-L. McNew, M McKenzie, L. McKee, C. Klock, P. Lowons M. Moneghan, B. Ott, S. Miller, B. McClure E. Martin, P. McCleary, P. Martin. Row IV- E. Patterson, M. Patterson, M. Knepper, M Laye, G. Kennedy, B. Kennedy, P. Powell B. Martin, K. Murphy, P. Lowman, D. Mar tin. Row I-N. Wagner, S. Yeager, J. Yeager, A. Stumbaugh. Rowll-D. Preisler, M. Shetler, V. Young, S. Stunkard, M. Waga man, J. Swanger, V. Stouffer, G. Stahl B. Sites, L. Sollenberger, J. Stepler, D Vandrew. Row Ill-N. Shipley, C. Pugh R. Sellers, K. Shatzer, J. Shaffer, S. Slaut- terback, S. Rowland, A. Shatzer, B. Strock K. Strite, S. Timmons, P. Tedrick. Row IV- B. Sleichter, M. Wiles, N. Rote, R. Tice, G Stouffer, R. Stine, S. Williamson, K. Sum- mers, K. Shearer, S. Shoemaker, P. Wen- ger, A. Rife, B. Shade. Y '7 Kind Deeds Promote Goodwill And Fellowship Suzann Shoemaker, Susan Slautterback, Patricia Powell, Julie Carl, Mary Jane Bietsch, and Victoria Young check coats at school and public functions for the benefit of the Tri-Hi-Y. The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y has the largest membership of any club in the school. Serving their school and community, these girls overlook no opportunity to perform a kind deed. At holi- day seasons they send gifts to various organiza- tions. They brighten the days of hospital patients with cleverly designed favors. When civic affairs are conducted in the school auditorium, the Tri- Hi-Y girls assume the responsibility of checking the hats and coats of the visitors. They collabor- ate with the other Tri-Hi-Y groups in sponsoring rallies and in sending delegates to the state con- ference at Gettysburg. Students and faculty alike agree that this is a very worthwhile organization. 93 ' I I Aspire To Become Faithful Citizens And Leaders The Hi-Y clubs participate in a nation-wide fellowship and provide guidance, inspiration, and recreation for their members. Guided by their advisers, they plan varied programs to meet the needs and interests of everyone. The mem- bers feel fortunate indeed to be able to attend the Hi-Y Model Legislature at Harrisburg, and every- one agrees that the Y rallies are wonderful occa- sions for fun and fellowship. By serving actively in these projects, members succeed in promoting the ideals of their club. President . . . Vice-President .. Adviser . . President . .. Vice-President ,,.. . Adviser , . President ., Vice-President .. Adviser . ..., . , v.Qn-M-o- -' ,- N 1 A-we 1. - .Q-4. Fw v ' 3- - . 'jk . A -2+ N' - . 'ra H Lv x.,,,..,g Senior Officers . . . Edward Salter Jere Burns ., , .. Mr. James King Junior Officers . Sidney Strayer Robert Crider Mr. Herbert Swartz Sophomore Officers . . , . Charles Hull . Philip Carl Mr. Merle Hafer SENIOR HI-Y Row I-G. Hicks, R. Rotz, E. Sites, G. Pat terson, L. Weist, E. Salter, J. Burns, B. Shot zer, R. Kanner, J. Miller. Row ll-P, Hann J. Gerhart, D. Witmer, G. Warren, E. Horn E. Carlson, C. Barton, R. Himelfarb, R Boher. Rowlll-D. Saufley, W. Wagner L. Bricker, R. Walters, G. Waite, M. Shoe- maker, J. Strite, E. Oden. JUNIOR HI-Y Row l-S. Strayer, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Scho- enberger, R. Young, D. Haas, F, Martin, J. Foltz, J. Heatherly, P. Truax, R. Kremp, E. Beardslee, C. Keefer. Row ll-H. Hoover, C. Frey, W. Zook, A. Dice, M. Poe, J. Ash- way, A. Stockslager, A. Sollenberger, J. Gorgas, R. Crider, R. Edwards, K. Erick- son, Mr. Herbert Swartz. Row lll-R. Johnson, H. Crittenden, R. Carter, S. Chase R. Hostettler, R. Stouffer, C. Bikle, E. Stout, R. Cormany, T. Davis, C. Carty, B. Jacobs 94 SOPHOMORE HI-Y Rowl-T. Fraker, L. Evans, C. Ross, M. Shultz, H. Mackey, G. High, K, Henneber- ger, D. Gsell, R. George, W. Leidig, J. Querry. Row ll-H, Oyler, D. Peiger, R. Landis, C. Chase, R. Gayman, D. Helman, K. Feldman, H. Jacobs, D. Shaizer, R. Jones, C. Leonard, T. West, R. Schoenleber. Row III-R. Bless, R. Shriver, V. Geffel, E. De- shong, D. Huber, W, Horn, C. Lucas, K. Baker, J. Glass, C, Friese, W. Hamsher, R. Evans, D. Funk, R. Paxton, Mr. Merle Hafer. Row IV-H. Friese, G. KaufTman, J. Show, flier, K. Helman, R. Mull, M. Musser, G. Killinger, R. VanDrew, R. Freet, T. Gift, B. Geissler, C. Hull, C. Barlle. Character Is The Governing Element Of Life . A W1-if 'ui-'X - as 9 J ii Ct aww 4- ' . ring y . A . .-. , ., ,f f -. fn? 1 .KM Rowl-B. Kegerreis, M. Rice, S. Shantz. Rowll-I. McGill, V. Gutshall, J. Sipos, J. Carbaugh, C. Danfelt, N. Wolff, P. Kes- sler, S. Kennedy, M. Groce, H. Helmuth, J. Small, M. Pananes. Row Ill-Mr. Ken- neth Gabler, R. Kanner, E. Horn, P. Hughes, P. Plank, J. Gutshall, J, Dice, J. Sites, R. VanHoose. Row IV-B. Fahnestock, C. Kleckner, G. Mackey, P. Johnson, B. Rock, D, Hollenshead, A. Wiles, S. Drawbaugh, S. Shatzer, Row I-S. Mowery, B. Wright, V. Strayer. Rowll-E, Quesenberry, L. Reed, S. Wal- lace, J. Vonetesse, J. McCleaster, M. Eyer, A. Miller, A. Straley, C. Leedy, M. Houser, G. Johnson.. Rowlll-S. Romer, P. Ne- well, S. VanSyoc, R. Henry, S. McNew, D. Lehman, C. Stake, V. Shetter, B. Ransom, G. Reed, P. Shipp, B. Shetler, R. Herbert, D. Pheil, Mr. Kenneth Gabler. Row IV-S. Murphy, C. Snider, N. Sellers, N. Asper, D. Brunner, Z. Keefer, P. Cormany, P. Arris S. Cox, P. Shockey, B. Small, M. Shockey. 1 President . Paul Kessler Vice-President . .. . ,...... Carla Danfelt Adviser .. . ,. Mr. J. Kenneth Gabler Poised And Efficient - The Future Executives The basic aim ofthe Commercial Club is to familiarize its members with correct office pro- cedures and techniques. This is accomplished by films, by lectures from local businessmen, by field trips, and by group discussions. With the knowledge gained from these projects, students are better prepared to enter the real business world. Membership is open to any iunior or sen- ior taking the commercial course. 96 Good grooming is essential for iob-seekers, stresses Shirley Drawbaugh to Pearl Plank, Anna Wiles, Nadine Wolff, and Saundra Shatzer, as Mr. Gabler nods approval. gm President Elaine Stine Vice-President Diana Richards Secretary Darlene Yeager Adviser Miss Patricia Neuroth ln an outdoor classroom Max Shoe- maker coaxes a tree to come to life on his canvas. Adds An Artistic Dash Of Color Hereabouts! Paints and paper, tinfoil and tinsel, col- or and cardboard .. . these are the tools of the Art Service Club. What concert would be complete without their artistic touch? What project would be o success without their ingenious posters? What dance would be dreamy without their original crea- tions? These students, under the expert su- pervision of Miss Patricia Neuroth, work hard to promote an awareness of beauty throughout our school. Row I-D. Rummel, D. Yeager, D. Richards, C. Taylor, E. Stine, M, Ponanes, C. Emmons. Row Il-B. Hawley, F. Shockey, V. Keith J. Croft, K. Murphy, S. Ramer, V. Widney, Miss Patricia Neuroth. Row III--V. Long, G. Goetz, R. Carter, I. Ransom, A. Yoh, J Slimmer, A. Jauquet, J. Mullins. Klub President Eugene Carlson Vice-President Kyle Laxson Secretary Glen Hicks Adviser Mr, Glendon Weeks Mr. Glendon Weeks, Ray Gab- ler, Roy Himelfarb, and Glen Hicks check radioactivity of ore speci' mens. Joins ln The Conquest Of Outer Space Don't be alarmed! That strange sound issuing from room 211 is an oscilloscope and is a fairly good indication that the Sci- ence Club is in session. Under the supervi- sion of Mr. Glendon Weeks, the members of this club meet on alternate weeks to operate scientific equipment and observe experi- ments in an endeavor to learn more about the world in which we live. Their current interest? Rockets and missiles, of course! Rowl R. Kremp, H. Bender, R. Kraft, C. Foster, J. Gorgas, T. Diehl, R, Himelfarb, Mr. Glendon Weeks. Row ll- C. Carty, M. Fahnestock, G. Hicks, C. Barton, R. Rader, M. Rossman, T. Miner, E. Pugh, E. Oden, W. Matzelle. Row Ill-J. Vinson, J. Finch, K. Laxson, J. Strite, J. Spanogle, B. Leete, J. Knoll, R. McMinn, l.. Schmitt, A. Sollenberger. Row IV-E. Starr, W, Fischer, R. Yourkavitch, E. Carlson, M. Donahoe, K. Erickson, R. Naugle, R. Gabler, C. Bikle, R. Cormany. Smile And Count Three . The Camera Club enables students to learn more about photography and to apply in a practical way the knowledge gained. This is accomplished by discussion, by dern- onstration, and by field trips to studios. The club is fortunate in having a fully equipped 6 KM' President Gary Patterson Vice-President Wayne Matzelle Secretary Wilmer Keener Adviser Mr. J. Herbert Swartz Mr. Herbert Swartz discusses the lens of the Colao camera with Adrian Simpson, Eugene Starr, and Gary Patterson. . One, Two - That's lt! dark room which members may use for de- veloping and printing pictures for various activities. A proiect which aroused a great deal of student interest this year was the ex- hibiting of national award photographs in the lobby. Row I-R. Young, R. Holme, T. Diehl, G, Patterson, E. Starr, E. Carlson, W, Matzelle. Row ll-E. Beardslee, G. Timmons, D, Ward E. Oden, D. McConnell, J. Gerhart, K. Erickson, C. Foster, Mr. Herbert Swartz. Row lll-A, Simpson, G. Mayer, C. Hull, R. Cor many, G. Cummings, C. Thomas, C. Oberholser, J. Swanger, R. Crider. wwfv-W0 pw-lnvvlwf geant, a pantomimic presentation, H3541 Pageants, Pantomimes, Plays- What Fun To Be An Actor! A cast of CASHS students, under the capable direction of Mrs. Virginia Pollock, displayed un- usual skills in producing the library ploy and the Christmas pageant. Seven Keys to Baldpate, a tingling yet comical mystery, proved a great suc- cess as the library choice this year. low citizens, and cunning women Ghosts, shol- were expertly portrayed by the fine cast. The Christmas pa- was beautiful and inspiring. The sequence of scenes following the birth of Jesus was re-enacted with reverence and dignity. The quality of these productions is indicative of the fine workmanship of which the students are capable under a competent adviser. Mary Lu Bowers, Lucille Kohler, Donald Witmer, Donna Landis, and Rebecca Strait assume the roles of Biblical charac' ters in the presentation of the Christmas pageant. Portraying the role of the Wise Men, Nicky Diffenderfer, William Kraft, and Galen Warren, bring gold, frankincense and myrrh to the Babe in the manger. Give me a hand, we'll get her out af here! And Andrew Yoh totes the body of Carma Smith from the scene of the crime. Now in this part you do .,. Student director, Sandra Martin, aids Colfax Shields and Bonita lsenberger in the inter- pretation of their roles. The cast of The Seven Keys to Baldpate: Row I-Lee Weist, Caroline Myers, Edward Salter, Carma Smith. Row Il--Colfax Shields, Philip Heckman, Con- stance Lehman. Row III-An- drew Yoh, Clarence Carty, Rob- ert Kraft, Bonita lsenberger, Gary Patterson, Richard Kremp, Clifford Foster, John Swanger, Will you help me prove there is such a thing as love? asks Edward Salter of heroine, Carolyn Myers. The charming widow, Bon- ita lsenberger, is happy with the distinguished mayor, Gary Patterson, until she discovers his crafty activities in crime. I warned you, says bad man, Robert Craft, to victim, Carma Smith. SEVEN K 3 ! T , , 5 1 D , . .. Ch .r- Du K 1 iw mf-ual Row I-B. Newman, S. Adams, C. Danfelt, E. Wagner, B. Lawyer, M. Kelly, A. Hassinger, N. Oyler, P. Powell, P. Cormany, B. lsenberger, B. Scott, P. Carl, R. Murray, L. Kurtz. Row II-N. Mitchell, R. Fix, R. Tice, N, Mahon, R. Sellers, J. Funk, V. Keith, B. Bowers, I. McGill, C. Davis, A. Yoh, C. Lucas, B. Leete. Row III-B. Golden, D. Richards, P. Bower, S. Fogelsonger, S. Guyer, J. Carl, R. Cramer, P. Hicks, M. Crist, B. Finnifif, N. Black, R. Young, S. Leidig, D. Summers. Row IV-N. Wingert, S. Kennedy, C. Karper, C. Vanderau, P. Flack, L. Stull, D. Diltenderfer, D. Graham, S. Betz, P. Arris, G. Goetz, R. Himelfarb, R. Wile. Row V- J. Diehl, A. Rice, J. Gontz, P. Nicklas, C. Miller, S. Rensch, P. Martin, S. Detrich, N. Rote, A. Deardorff, J. Slimmer, J. Schoen- berger, C. Bikle, E. Starr. President . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser lub Sweet Tunes, Lovely Lyrics, Soft Voices . , ...., James Strite Michael Donahoe . . . Dorcas Moore .. . Bonita lsenberger Mr. Paul Lucas Vocalist, Nancy Oyler, captivates her audience with a realistic interpretation of the Christmas song, You Better Watch Out. - 1 PQ 'tg 3'-'idx 'QQ .ly --4 Q1 0-an W G , M , on J. Z J. N ' ' 4 f, V' J' ,fbi 2 Row I-R. Gills, J. Strite, C. Carty, J. Shatzer, E. Beardslee, M, Burdette, D. Moore, K. Shively, A. Depuy, L. Freet, M. Over, Weyer, G. Gorman, A. Slautterback, Mr. Paul Lucas. Rowll-E. Salter, D. Saufley, R. Gabler, G. Patterson, R. Hardsock, R Kraft, R. Fries, N. lsenberger, F. Byers, S. Martin, B. Rack, J. Walters, J. Davis, B. Smith. Row III-E. Carlson, R. Crider, R Edwards, K. Keller, W. Knepper, S. VanScyoc, L. Brocious, J. Statler, K. Bachtell, V. Wagaman, M. Davis, H. Smith. Row IV-J Gorgas, J. Miller, J. Silver, P. Hann, T. Davis, L, Hess, J. Herr, L. Huber, D. Byers, l. Etter, J. Herman, S. Pugh, L. Hartranft, D Bowers. Row V-M, Donahoe, W. Matzelle, S. Brand, T. Wiestling, M. Cunard, R. Smith, D. Van Pelt, E. Stine, D. Chase, J Walters, M. Patterson, J. McCleaster, N. Wise, P. Wenger. M. And The Night Shall Be Filled With Music . There's music in the air when the one hun- year: the Christmas Concert and the Evening of clred thirty-five voice Glee Club breaks into song. Music. The purpose ot this popular club is to help Choosing selections from a wide repertoire of students develop their singing ability by giving music ranging from classical numbers to light careful consideration to interpretation, expres- comedy, the group presents two fine programs a sion, phrasing, and enunciation. James Strite, Bonnie lsenberger, Patricia Powell, and An- drew Yoh lead the Glee Club in singing several familiar Christ- mas songs. While the Glee Club sings about the snowman, Sherry and Jerri Yeager deftly build one to the delight of the songsters and the audience. indicate that Ummm President Duane Saufley Vice-President James Vinson Secretary Victoria Wagaman Treasurer Raymond Rotz Directcr Mr. lrvin G. Valentine Acting as critic, Dianne Byers listens intently as Victoria Wagaman rehearses rh El' e accompaniment for a medley of mod- n music. Two Taps Of The Baton And Rehearsal Begins The plunk of violins, the blare of trum- pets, the strum of bass viols . . . these noises our high school orchestra is providing music for assembly programs, the Orchestra hails the Queen and her Court with majestic marches on Color Day and cli- tuning up for rehearsal. An active organie zation, members learn to play a variety of music types which range from dance melo- dies to serious compositions. ln addition to maxes its yearly program of activities by playing at Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. Row I-N. Rote, W. Knepper, S. Smith, J, Mann, J. Frecon, B. Miller, A. Hassinger, C. Heckman, C. Miller, H. Sheller, D. Saufley, D. Singel, C. Beeler, E, Starr, L. Stull, S. Bittinger, M. Sollenberger, N. Wenger, B. Silver, J. Spoonhour, J. Vinson, R. Tunnhoft, B. lawyer, J. Nessel, D, Yeager, C. Zarger. Rowll-V. Wagaman, V. Widney, N. Swope, B. Smith, F. Elliott, J. Mackey, B. Burkholder, J. Gordon, R. Fries, P. Kelly, S. Starr, N. Oyler, M. Newton, Mr. Irvin G. Valentine, R. Wenger, L. Hartranft. Row Ill--R. Frank, C. Carty, C. Strock, R. Rotz, E. Etter, E. Sites, G, Mummert, T. Hill, J. Metz. Row I-B. Wright, P. Howard, M. Oyler, J. Carbaugh, P. Plank, J. Davis. Row ll-M. Shockey, N. Wolff, P. Arris, S. Holtry, I.. Brocious, A. Martin, F. Jessell, J. Wagner, V. Waugaman, B. Scott. Row Ill-M. Newton, B. Newman, B. Lawyer, J. Monn, S. Drawbaugh, C. Miller, J. Frecon, S. Smith, E. Sites, G. Mummert, F. Hill. Row IV-B. Smith, N. Helman, K. Helman, B. Plummer, V. Shaffer, H. Sheller, B. Barnhart, G. Hostettler, D, Burkholder, B. Frank. Row V-S. Slautterback, N. Swope, V. Widney, F, Elliott, R. Kraft, J. Vinson, B. Weaver, J. Nessel, B. Miller, N. Rote, B. Burkholder, J. Gordon. Row Vl-G. Webber, D, Saufley, B. Silver, D. Singel, L. Stull, S. Bittinger, C. Beeler, M. Shetler. Row VII-E. Pugh, J. Mickey, M. Fahnestock, T. Davis, J. Tosten, B. Cald- well, R. Rotz, J. Short, C. Carty, R. Frank, E. Etter, N. Dififenderfey R. Paxton, J. Heckman. jim, dgwfwl Proudly displaying new uniforms, the band showed added spirit and color this season. Directed by Mr. Irvin Valentine, the members presented a variety of forma- tions and marches at the football games. The shrill voices of the director's whistle and the thud of the bass drum daily announced practice during the seventh period. At the height of the football season members of this organization sponsored a Prom Peanut Dance to climax their week of peanut sales. With the coming of winter, however, Mr. Valentine replaced his whistle with the con- cert baton. ln response to its careful move- ment, the band presented a delightful spring concert. High-stepping maiorettes4Joanne Carbaugh, Judith Davis, and Faith Jessell-lead the band into formation. f eg, fl A ' 1 Y f +-+ A!'1L-.Q'a 9+-A P? , 5 ' L xx . I , N4 7 'W -5 . V: f Q' 1 Q-Q m y M I a if ' A .fray 4 Ef'?QQ4'rv f L Q? Q M Swv, , 4 fm ' L X 1 A,4'3??AQ ' - , 'L VA T11-QL Eh it if lwdxmfi :A f w rw R ,1 Jw ' Vi ggi , fm' A, M A Q. A ,cl , Wi X .L..x .KM Would you like to travel to Spain or Mexico? Then you should ioin the Spanish Club. Here you will come to know a vast and different world-a world iust next door to your own. No passport is required. Just come to the club meetings and board your imagination. Soon you will meet and chat with friendly strangers in their own beautiful setting. You will visit their schools, their churches, and perhaps, if you are really lucky, you will witness a bull- fight. You will come to understand their colorful customs. Parties, songs, plays, all done in the Spanish manner, and a news- paper, El Escais, will make your visit both Convinclng and rewarding' Then' too' You Senor Karl Erickson and Senorita Carolyn Robison will gain accuracy and fluency in speaking don the brightly colored costumes of the Spanish. the Spanish language, an accomplishment which has been greatly facilitated this year by the purchase of a new audio aid which enables students to listen individually to ,K Spanish recordings. Si, if it is adventurous Espana, We Are TQ learning and colorful entertainment you are seeking, then you must become a member of The Land Ma1'adQfS! Senora Mickey's Spanish Club! Row l-L. Shockey, C. Robison, N. Asper, B. Owens, J. Witmer, N. Kriner, L. Wentzel, L. Whitehill, l. Etter, L. Myers, J. Mickey, H. Sheller, N. Wagner, J. Weller. Row ll-D. Yeager, L. Stull, J. Funk, A. Rice, A. Depuy, P. Nicklas, L. Brocious, B. Miller, P. Flack, J. Walters, M. Larson, B. Ransom, J. Monn, Mrs. Christine Mickey. Row Ill-C. Karper, F. Ruda, R. Fries, E. Beardslee, R. Roqueplot M. Rossman, G Hicks A. Overcash, P Kell S. Kell A. Slautterback, S. Brown, L. Smith. Row IV-R. Jones, H. 1 - 1 - Yr Yr Rosenberry, G. Richardson, M. Roche, K. Erickson, J. Short, C. Barton, E. Pugh, L. Schmitt, W. Martin. L.-J FRENCH CLUB Rowl-C. Steinbach, D. Stake, C. Farner. Rowll-J. Diehl, J Slimmer, D. Moore, J. Statler, C Foster, P. Mosser, S. Stover, S Ankerbrand, N. Hull. Row Ill- Mrs. Grace Bachtell, J. Arrison D. McConnell, M. Ritchy, M Saufley, J. Mullins, P. Flack, N Faith, B. Smith, C. Emmons, C Kennedy, W. Matzelle, J. Nuern berger, D. Huber. Row IV-J Shaner, E. Oden, L. Statler, R Rader, B. Caldwell, C. Hull, E Carlson, J. Trimmer, H. Bender LATIN CLUB Row I-P. Caldwell, J. Monn, M. Englerth, R. Daihl C Este V I ' P1 Q Burkett, V. Young, S. Adams, M. Davis, P. Carl. Row ll-K. Sum- mers, E. Hartzell, S. Greenawalt, A. Jones, L. Ely, R. Ewan, S. Bowers, J. Bowers, L. Freet, N. Breneman, J. Eckenrode, D. Furl, A. Wagner. Row III-S. Sites, S. Smith, J. Horst, C. Heckman, M. Ritchey, I. Etter, S. Detrich, M. Benedict, R. Shaner, S. Stunk- ard, K. Strite, S. Slautterback, P. Biesecker, M. Shetler, A. Harris, Miss Elizabeth Elder. Row IV- M. Forbes, B. Johns, A. Johnston, P. Mossovitz, M. Myers, G. Gar- man, P. Pilgrim, C. Rhodes, C. Klock, J. Furley, A. Roche, D. Frey, D. Sites, J. Piper, K. Mur- phy. Row V-R. Tanner, R. Cri- der, J. Silver, J. Ashway, C. Ross, H. Butts, C. Lucas, H. Bush, T. Starr. WGN v l lfb XA' I 'jf Jxj Mdyfo fl! J 6 , ,JU S .2 'je A 15 J jf Parlez-vous francais? Oui , chorus the members of the French Club, who are interested in gaining skill and fluency in the use of the French language and in learning more about French culture. Their roster of activities for the Forsan et haec meminisse iuvabit. Step- ping over the threshold of hundreds of years, the members of the Latin Club stroll through time to discover what living was like in the graceful, long-ago era of Roman life. The knowledge ear included such interesting proiects as serving a luncheon of typical French foods, publishing a newspaper, discussing modern French art, and going Christmas caroling, en francais, mais oui! gained from this experience enables these club members to be more appreciative of their own great heritage from an ancient civilization which still lives in their everyday language, customs, and laws. Adventure Awaits You In Our Language Clubs 'N fa R! Ds nw. Q 5 49 , X, , 25' 1, 9 Q M. Wh :Q W if W 3106?- x Color Day! Beauty And Excitement Reign At CASHS is-meta Senior attendants, Donna Landis and Nadine Wolff. Sophomore attendants, Ann Johnston and LaVaun The most popular day of student life is Color Day. Teartul seniors, excited sopho- mores, and confident juniors earnestly cheer the Queen and her Court as their Maiesties make their entrance into the auditorium, where they begin the reign over this mem- orable day. With beaming faces and oc- casional tears, they survey their kingdom of red, white, blue, and gold. The walls echo with class cheers and resound with the school song. The lively entertainment pro- vided by the sophomores soon causes all tears to vanish. The seniors, proud of their sister-class, entrust to them the beloved col- ors, red and white. A dance climaxes the events, and all too soon this day, which has been so eagerly awaited, becomes only a cherished memory. Smith. Junior attendants, Mil- dred Davis and Martha Over, and Maid of Honor, Margaret Eyer. AL' Kim Clad in striking blue and white uni- forms, the Cheerleaders display vim, vigor, and vitality as they lead the student body in familiar cheers. Their infectious enthusiasm promotes o strong feeling of school spirit at all football and basketball games. Con- stantly they seek to revise old cheers and write new ones in praise of their teams. These girls are the fans of our mighty Trojans, and their loyal support spurs the team on to many victories. They also make up a team, a team whose function it is to promote good sportsmanship at all games. In addition to working hard at games and at pep rallies, these girls spend many hours at practice in order to develop agility and team co-ordination. H-E-LAL-O! chorus the students, responding to the cheer directed by Joyce Diehl and Doris Mickey. , 00 K-,LJ Left to Right, Row I--Scuundra Betz, Betty Stouffer. Row ll-Saundra Rensch, Donna Preisler. Row III-Doris Mickey, Joyce Diehl. Row IV-Linda Ely, Barbara Burns. Let's Cheer Our Team! Fight! Troians! Fight! M. ax s., Row I-S. Reese, J. Brown, G. Waite, J. Burns, B. Shatzer, M. Lippy, T. Englerth, R. Thomas. Row II-Coach Charles Reese, R. Edwards, P. Kaiser, G. Warren, D. Witmer, H. Crittenden, M. Roche, W. Tasker. Row Ill-R. Bender, D. Stoops, J. Dougherty, J. Strite, H. Meminger, M. Shoemaker, I. Ransom. T 6'-'M TS 8l.00 S ,80 The C Club is an exclusive school organi- zation that admits only lettermen to membership. Its principal functions are to regulate the various phases ofthe school athletic prcgram and to pro- mote good public relations through sports, Each senior member of the club is awarded a C sweater for his service to the school and for ex- hibiting qualities of good sportsmanship while participating in athletic contests. The sweaters members. President Vice-President Secretary Paul Kaiser and Irvin Ransom turn the proceeds T from the football programs over to the treasurer, Galen recsurer Warren. Adviser Mr. Lettermen Display Versatility In Sports Events are purchased by funds accumulated from vari- ous money-making projects sponsored by the Richard Bender Jere Burns William Taslrer Galen Warren Charles Reese Vitalizes Our Learning With Audio-Visual Aids A real asset to our school is the Visual Edu- cation Club. Its members, under the supervision of Mr. Philip H. Young, pursue their hobbies with our education in mind. Interested in operating all types of audio-visual aids, these boys make our classes more beneficial and interesting by showing films and slides, by playing records, and by making tape recordings. Working in close harmony with other clubs of the school, they oper- ate the sound equipment in the auditorium, the gymnasium, and at the stadium. Whether it be sports, dramatics, concerts, or regular assemblies, these boys are the behind-the-scene craftsmen who make these activities successful. ! fy . Club omcers-John Spanogle, Dennis l rd, Omar Nicarry, Harold Bender, Greg- ory Martin, and Harold Sollenberger- agree with Edward Horn that listening to a recording of your own voice is fascinat- ff ' Q' The club officers pose for a formal If-1 ob picture. .7 yr i. .KM Row l-.l. Ashway, H. Bender, B. Silver, R. Kissel, G. Kirby, O. Nicarry, R. Boher. Row Il-G. Martin, E. Horn, D. Ward A Sollenberger, H. Sollenberger, P. Shatzley, G. Hall, D. Boyce. Rowlll-D. Grayson, J. Spanogle, R. Poe, M. Shoemaker P Heckman, J. Schlichter. 5 w f 3 901 HK- ' The fact that Old Mother Hubbard found her cupboard bare proves that she was not a member of the F.H.A. Club. With the proper budget she would have been able to operate a home more efficiently. Like- wise, her friend who lived in a shoe would have known how to care for all those chil- dren, and certainly Little Miss Muftet would have been able to prepare more appetizing dishes than curds and whey. Knowledge obtained from this organization enables the members to handle any homemaking prob- lem with skill. Bake sales, farm shows, guest speakers, and parties with the Future Farmers were highlights of the school year. Presidenl ' Barbara Hawley Flowers add warmth to a home, says Miss Sandra Trim Vice-president Rebecca Strait ble to Carol Herman, Constance Lehman, and Sandra Martin teaching them the art of arrangement. Secretary Joan Dice Advisers Miss Sandra Trimble Mrs. Mariorie Burket Skilled Homemakers Enrich Community Living Row I-J. Miller, K, Goetz, N. Davis, K. Wenger, V. Long, J. Wiles, J. Laughlin, C. Herman, P. Burns. Row ll-R. Strait, J. Dice, M. Bricker, B. Burns, J. Funk, A. Overcash, P. Lowman, A. Martin, B. Hawley, S. Bitner, Mrs. Mariorie Burket. Row III-L. Diehl, V. Haulman, S. Potts, M. Whitmore, N. Helman, D. Yeager, P. Dice, N. Mitchell, C. Lehman, B. Burkholder. Row IV-M. McNew, D. Mickey, B. Rife, J. Spoonhour, J. Alleman, J. Mill D. K ' ' er, rlner, B. Isenberger, S. Martin, K. Helman. MIA! President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser . Develops Coordination, Agility, And Grace . Judith Wagner Barbara Newman . . Betty Ryder , Linda Ely Miss Janet Nell The Girls' Athletic Association has a program of activities which involves developing skill in many sports. Beginning with bowling in the fall, members proceed from one sport to another. Soc- cer, volleyball, table tennis, tumbling, and soft- ball all have a share in the GAA programs. Through an effective council system made up of the officers and team managers, members ar- range tournaments with success. The girls in this organization appreciate the opportunity to develop skill in a variety of sports. kett, L. Freet, A. Johnston, D. Byers, P. Lowman, A. Overcash, V, White. kins, J, Davis, B. Hawley, A. Martin Sleichter, A. Ford, 116 Row l-P. Mossovitz, C. Karper, V. Bur Lytle, C. Rhodes, D. Byers, Z. Keefer, S Kelly. Rowll-A. Roche, P. Powell, D Hollenshead, A. Jauquet, M. Punones, B Smith, D. Martin, P. Cormany, S. Shoe maker, H. Myers, B. Plummer, J. Walters J. Croft, D. Diffenderter. Row Ill-P. Fo gal, F. Hoover, P. Kelly, A. Greenawalt L. Finch, J. Hoover, M. Hosting, M. McNew J. Herr, M. Benedict, J. Breneman, K. Shear er, E. Calvert, D. Brunner. Row IV- Drawbaugh, C. Kleckner, S. Williamson P Plank, R. Ewan, M. Newton, L. Ely, P. Low man, E. Quesenberry, I. McGill, B. Cowan Row I-K. Goetz, B. Golden, P. Bricker B Sites, D. Richards, S. Kennedy, S. Sites F Elliott, M. Bietsch, S. Adams, J. Stepler B. Hamilton, B. Newman, P. Burns. Row II-C. Myers, L. Daihl, S. Holtry, D, Pr ler, R. Fix, J. Eckenrode, N. Bietsch, J. Ho try, S. Potts, B. Burkholder, K. Cole, J. Her man, C. Estep, M. Englerth. Row III-J Dice, A. Horst, L. Green, F. Deon, V. Long R. Strait, M. Saufley, L. Sollenberger J Sipos, S. Brown, N. Glass, J. Gluck Gontz, J. Diehl. Row IV-M. Brown, D Bald, D. Mickey, B. Kegerreis, .l. Wagner J. Carbaugh, M. Bowers, P. Arris, C. Daw Row l-S. Starr, P. Hann, R. Benedict, L. Appenzeller, M. Kaiser, N. Zullinger, R. Knepper, L. Strike, A. Dice D. Welker, L. Shank, Mr. William Robinson. Rowll-R. Myers, G. Swope, S. Kennedy, G. Alleman, G Gochenauer, M. Poe, W. Laughlin, E. Ross, W. Eby, R. Cordell, R. Allison, D. Slothour. Row Ill-C. Car baugh, M, Musser, G. Timmons, W, Zook, D, Horst, G. Helmcin, C. Mann, C. Stake, C, Knepper, C. Grey H. Martin, R. Mull. JMU J DK ' President Roger Benedict Vice-President Arthur Dice Secretary Paul Hann Adviser Mr. William Robinson Again this year the Future Farmers of America, having won fifty percent of the awards given at the South Mountain Fair, brought many honors to our school. Sev- eral members also gained state and na- tional recognition through club activities. A very active organization, the members sponsor numerous proiects which are bene- ficial to the community as well as to the stu- dent body. One of these is the growing of plants and flowers in the greenhouse. Other projects include supervised farming activi- ties, attending fairs, and sponsoring ex- hibits. Carl Strike and Paul Hann proudly display the trophies which the F.F.A. won at the South Mountain Fair. Jwfww Kfmlfff I Row I-A. Knepper, K. Tolbert, J. Mackling, J. Burns, W. Rife, G. Pogue, H. Meminger, B. Farner. Row II Mr. William H. Freet, N. Sollenberger, E. Alleman, R. Stoey, D. Plank, D. Davis, R, Ramer, R. McCleary, C Holobinko. Row 3-R. Kaiser, V. Barnhart, D. Killinger, J. Nitterhouse, S. Forbes, R. McClure, T. Garner R. Yaukey, W. Seilhamer. The Future Craftsmen of America is com- prised of a large group of students from the vocational industrial courses who are inter- ested in achieving greater skill in some type of craftsmanship. Combining scientific knowledge with artistry, these boys create many beautiful objects. The club program is a busy one. In addition to the individual proiects, club members sponsor a number of group activities. Guest speakers this year included a Ford Motor Company repre- sentative, who presented a preview of the 1958 Ford automobile and a Navy recruiter, who explained to the craftsmen the value cf thxir training to the Armed Forces. Pos- sessing skill and a sense of responsibility, these boys are an asset to our community. The club is advised by Mr. William Freet and Mr. Donald Dickey. Ready lift says Richard Stoey to Larry Bennett as they hoist an engine from a car HB Eager to learn to use the milling machine, Donald Lowery and David Chris- tian listen atfentively as Mr. William Freet explains the proper procedure of opera- tion. Mr. Donald Dickey, Robert Bollinger, and Richard Bowman are engaged in ad- iusting the ignition advance mechanisms in a distributor by means of the Syncrograph. Craft ls The Link Between Science And Art Row I-Mr. Donald Dickey, R. Cook, R. Strait, L. Foust, D. Haas, F. Ryder, B. Baker, V. Bowers, G. Brenize J. Yeager. Row II-E. Punt, R. Cook, L. Starr, J. Schooley, M. Bingaman, F. Shaffer, H. Wingerd, K. Cook G. Keck, R. Dangler. Row III-D. Hockensmith, L. Bennett, W. Johnson, G. Peterson, R, Bowman, G. Seil hamer, K. Pound, G. Latshaw, T. Brand, R. Clopper. Learn The Duties Ot Their Chosen Career The Nurses of Tomorrow Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Houser, is com- prised of junior and senior girls who plan to enter the nursing profession. By means of discussions, tilms, and guest speakers these girls gain a broader conception of their chosen career. As an additional pro- ject, senior members present vivid accounts of the nursing schools they have visited and plan to attend, thereby giving the junior members a better understanding of what their responsibilities will be as seniors. President Donna Landis Vice-President Ann Slautterbaclc Secretary Lynne Brocious Treqgurer A PQUIQ Nicklgg Mrs. Mary Hauser and Anna Overcash intro- . duce Mrs. Lineweaver, the directress of nurses at Adviser Mrs. MCVY HOUSSI' the Chambersburg Hospital, as guest speaker. '71 11,4 jnmmfw 6111.6 Row I-A. Slautterback, A. Overcash, L. Brocious, B. Miller, P. Nicklas, A. Rice, C. Vanderau, A. Depuy, A. Jones, M. Sollenberger, L. Wentzel, J. Weller, J. Miller. Row ll-J. McConnell, B. Smith, D. Landis, P. Sham- bach, J. Eckenrode, F. Ruda, C. Herman, S. Martin, C. Lehman, J. Walters, S, Potts, B. Burkholder, D. Sol- lenberger, N. Swope, M. Gray, Mrs. Mary Houser. Row Ill-M. Weyer, N. Faith, J. Piper, N. Breneman, W. Sanders, P. Lowman, V. Haulman, M. Saufley, F. Lehman, D. Byers, J. Lytle, N. Black, P, Pilgrim, A. Harris, E. Stine, L. Kohler. Virginia Smith, Linda Stull, Judy Statler, and Mr. Thomas Stoufter plan a bulletin board display to promote the interests of the future teachers. Prepare To Enter A Rewarding Profession Intent upon increasing their knowledge in their chosen field, members ct the Future Teachers of America availed themselves of every opportunity to learn more about the teaching profession. Under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Stoufler, the members of this club attended lectures by guest speakers, reviewed recent educational films, and par- ticipated in panel discussions with student teachers. Mixing work with fun, they iour- neyed to Hershey to see the Ice Capades. Later in the year they toured the Shippens- burg State Teachers College and witnessed a basketball game. President John Schoenberger Vice-President ..., Joyce Funk Secretary Carolyn Robison Adviser Mr. Thomas Stoufifer J DK ' Row I-B. Newman, L. Myers, B. Burns, D. Yeager, C. Steinbach, J. Funk, J. Schoenberger, C. Robison, F. Ruda, B. Lawyer, L. Shockey, P. West, V. Wagaman, A. Hassinger. Row ll-M. Eyer, D. Stake, N. Wingert, T. Timmons, F. Elliott, J. Englerth, M. Davis, E. Ritchy, I. Etter, C. Heckman, J. Statler, S. Ankerbrand, Mr Thomas Stouffer. Rowlll-R. Kanner, E. Horn, J. Spoonhour, S. VanScyoc, M. Sollenberger, M. Harmon V. Smith, L. Stull, S. Detrich, M. Newton, J. Slimmer, R, Young, H. Sollenberger. 121 ::', 2 :P A A 5 50? 'Gif A Developing strong bodies cleft minds C1 ser I po ns the role of othlete uur Trolons stars ot the grsdnron court duomond ond troclc combme athletic prowess wuth good sporfsmonshnp To brmg occloum to our chool THLETIU Our Trojans, Modern Heroes Of Athletic Feats I and we of fdr I yl the ' 5 . ff l 1 - , an 'L 1:5 54 ,- ' Y' 'Sars' Y 4 jim jfw SENIOR GRIDMEN Max Shoemaker and Joseph Dougherty flne blocknng aggressive tackles Larry Henry and Jerry Beegle excellent defensuve ends James Flnch and Roy Thomas 'Fast hugh spirited ends Harry Memlnger and Wllllam Wagner strong hustllng guards Richard Bender and Darryl Stoops co captauns and center quarter back comblnatrons Wllllam Tasker over powerlng runner good defensnve player Grant Waite and Jere Burns fast shlfty runners and good pass defenders SCORING RECORD CASHS Opponent Hanover Delone Gettysburg Wmdber Mechanlcsburg Hershey Waynesboro Carllsle Middletown The team physlcnan removes a forelgn object from Ruchard Bender s eye whsle the ofticlal wants for the game to resume Coaches Robert Zadan and Charles Reese ponder a defensive pattern sug gested by Joseph Dougherty Darryl Stoops holds the ball as Harry Memunger practlces has valuable extra polnt lucklng Trojan Powerhouse Dominates South Penn Gridiron O 20 Scotland O 21 26 20 27 12 7 20 ' 13 I4 ' 'IB 6 'l9 52 ' 0 9 A 7 33 ' 18 J niball The football team, under the direction of its new coach, Mr. Charles Reese, had a very suc- cessful season. The Trojans recorded an enviable six wins and four losses during the season. The squad won two of three non-conference games, including an impressive victory over highly rated Windber, The initial conference game found Chambersburg losing a hard-fought duel with Hanover. Entering the winning column in con- ference play, the Trojans defeated Gettysburg on the local field. After the unexpected upset of Windber, the conference hopes dwindled with two successive losses to Mechanicsburg and Her- shey. A splendid offensive campaign against Waynesboro left the scoreboard showing the Tro- ians a fifty-two point victor. Traveling to Car- lisle, the squad played the most exciting game of the season. The ultimate champions, however, were defeated by Chambersburg in the last min- ute by a twenty-five-yard field goal. The Troians closed the season with an impressive victory over a fine Middletown squad. Carla Danfelt snaps the Troian tackles, Max :nd Joseph Dougherty, who are intently watching Coach Charles Reese shows his linemen-Max Harry Meminger, Joseph Dougherty, and Roy Thoma sive maneuver. Row I-L. Henry, R. Thomas, R. Walters, G. Waite, R. Bender, D. Stoops, M. Shoemaker, W. Wagner, J. Dougherty, J. Beegle, J. Burns L Schmitt Rowll H Memin er A Rosenberry J Mackling H Crittenden B Washabaugh F Martin, J. Foltz,M. Lippy, , . . - . g , . , . . , . , . , . J. Kirkpatrick, J. Schlichter, J. Brown, J. Shatzer, J. Finch, T. Miner. Row Ill-Coach Charles Reese, J. Rotz, W. Martin, W. Tas r 5 l i Shoemaker the action, Shoemaker, s-a defen- ker, C. Thomas, T. Wertz, S. Brand, G. Richardson, E. Leisher, N. Bowen, F. Ryder, J. Bietsch, R. Carter, Coach Robert Zadai, Coach Robert Kinderman. 37E3Bg31,s.2s.55eg4954-E415 4542655 . i i. It W K .. 6 4 -.W if Q 1 L- 1 h '15 C4 via l'ViA Baakatbal SENIOR COURTMEN Ronald Yourkavitch, consistently good scorer, excellent one-hand push shot, fine dribbler ... James Strite, accurate iurnp shot, scored often on fast breaks and drives Galen Warren, good ball handler, fine driver, excellent foul shot . . .Edward Salter, scored on push shots, worked ball well Darryl Stoops, aggressive, fast driving guard, very good on defense . .. Irvin Ran- som, tine rebounder, high scorer. SCORING RECORD CASHS OPP. 61 Scotland 54 54 Altoona . , 46 57 S. Hagerstown 41 68 Delone 49 64 Alumni 53 61 Shippensburg 60 61 Hershey 45 52 Middletown 50 73 Waynesboro 88 65 Carlisle 66 80 Mechanicsburg 52 71 Hanover 78 66 Gettysburg 49 56 Scotland 41 50 Shippensburg 46 70 Hershey 62 76 Middletown 64 54 Waynesboro 72 58 Carlisle 99 78 Mechanicsburg 70 55 Hanover 79 71 Gettysburg 63 Assuming the doctor's role, George Rich- 5 ardson tapes Darryl Stoop's iniured knee. Galen Warren, James Strite, and Ronald Yourkavitch check their foul shooting per- centage before practice. Irvin Ransom shows Edward Salter how easy it is to palm the ball. Troians Provide Thrilling Action For Local Fans I Row I-J. Heatherly, D. Stoops, E. Salter, J. Strite, G. Warren. Row ll-Coach Lowell Schlichter, R. Your- kavitch, R. Stouffer, T. Jones, J. Ransom, B. Jacobs, G. Richardson, W. Kraft. alL The Varsity Basketball Team partici- pated in five pre-season games before en- tering regularly scheduled conference play. The first of these games found the Trojans handing Scotland a setback on the Cadets' floor. Then much 'favored Altoona suc- cumbed to the onslaught of the Schlichter- men. Likewise, South Hagerstown, Delone, and the Alumni were dealt substantial losses as the Trojans prepared to meet con- ference opposition. In the first conference game the Chambersburg squad squeezed past Shippensburg in a thrilling contest. Travelling to Hershey, the Trojans scored 61 points to Hershey's 45. In a defensive contest Middletown became the eighth team to lose to the Schlichtermen. The tide briefly turned for the Trojans, however, as they lost consecutively to Carlisle and Waynesboro. Regaining their scoring touch, the team defeated Mechanicsburg. Success was short-lived, and the Trojans suffered their third loss of the year at the hands of Hanover. A decisive victory over Gettys- burg won the Chambersburg courtmen a TO-3 record for the first half. 130 James Strite leaps high into the air to block a shot while Irvin Ransom, Bernard Washabaugh, Ronald Yourkavitch, and Edward Salter wait for sit 'V j Coach Lowell Schlichter assigns Darryl Stoops and Irvin Ransom their positions on a jump ball. The story of the Varsity's second round of action reiterates that of the first round almost exactly. The first game in the sec- ond half of the title race found the Trojans defeating Shippensburg in the teams' sec- ond clash of the season. Then the Hershey Trojans hopefully ventured to Chambers- burg only to be avenged again by the Val- ley Trojans' fine offense. The team con- tinued its winning streak by outplaying Middletown in a hard fought contest. Fate again struck the championship hopes cf the Trojans a severe blow as the squad lost to Waynesboro and Carlisle. However, the team rallied from its two setbacks to out- score Mechanicsburg in an exciting offensive duel. The Schlichtermen journeyed to Han- over only to be overpowered for the second time in the season by Hanover's fine re- bounding. The final game found the local courtmen playing host to Gettysburg. Win- ning over the Warriors in a hard fought tilt provided the Trojans an exciting climax to a successful season. Galen Warren scores on a fast break against Scot- Galen Warren, Irvin Ransom, and Ronald Yourlla land as James Strite prepares to rebound. vitch move into good position to take the ball off Car lisle's backboard. 'Jef Accurate Shooting And Speed Mark Good Season .U. The football understudies of the Trojans ended their season with one win against three setbacks. The influenza-plagued sea- son was inaugurated on the local field by Chambersburg and Carlisle. The Thunder- ing Herd's offensive unit completely dom- inated the action, which left the final score at 34-O. In the squad's second outing Ship- pensburg edged past the Trojans, 'I4-O, in a game highlighted by good defensive play. The Hanover and Waynesboro encounters were cancelled because of illnesses on both texams. After the fiu outbreak the Troians L d 'feated Gettysburg 18-7 in their best effort oskthe isibason. The final tilt was lost to L, MEQQHTQQQEV urg 18-12. v X. i it 'mr ' hrs tg P ,nv 'X 5 tx L X ,A yxxlil I i I LY Unk? f -.5 r .Q U r .g X1 l Jrwiball S C O R E S CASHS OPP 0 Carlisle 34 O Shippensburg T4 Waynesboro-Hanover-cancelled T8 Gettysburg 7 12 Mechanicsburg 18 ill' .Mediolie Season Brings .lV's Much Experience li Row I-H. Owens, R. Burns, D. Shatzer, J. Glass, C. Hull, R. Freet, K. Baker, R. Swanger, M. Tolbert, D. Meals. Row ll-C. McCleary, H. Bush, R. Frey, A. Rebok, K. Keller, R. Mull, D. Funk. Row Ill-Coach Wil- liam Freet, G. Frey, T. Osterrnan, P. Walters, E. Clugh, G. Mayer, R. Miller, W. Hamsher, Coach William Cocliley. DJ! I Row l-T. West, D, Ross, M. Heckman. Row ll-R. Young, J. Schlichter, M. Musser, S. Chase, S. Piper, H. Owens G Keim. Row III-M. Tolbert, T. Wertz, D. Meals, E. Leisher, C. Hull, l.. Ridout. O 0 O SCORING RECORD CASHS OPP. Scotland Altoona , . S. Hagerstown Delone CASHS Seniors Shippensburg Hershey Middletown Waynesboro Carlisle Mechanicsburg Hanover Gettysburg Scotland Shippensburg Hershey Middletown Waynesboro Carlisle Mechanicsburg Hanover Gettysburg a6'a4lmt6alL Going one step further than last year's Junior Varsity, which shared top honors with Middletown, this year's squad earned exclusive rights to the conference title. After losing the first two games of pre-conference play, the future court stars began develop- ing a smoothly operating offense. By the time the regularly scheduled season opened, the J. V.'s found themselves well prepared to contend for highest honors. Almost the entire first portion of the season had passed unblemished before the Troians fell to Han- over's once beaten Nighthawks. This threw Chambersburg and Hanover into a two-way tie for first place. The J. V. circuit retained this status until the next to the last game, when the Warrenmen defeated Hanover to earn themselves top berth in the final stand- ings. Deliberate Style Brings J. V.'s Top League Berth 6'a.4,Q,6a,lI, CASHS OPP. 3 Waynesboro 7 5 Shippensburg O 3 Ncrth Hagerstown 5 6 Scotland l lO Waynesboro 4 l3 Scotland 2 ll Hanover l 'l2 Gettysburg 0 2 Shippensburg 3 3 North Hagerstown 8 4 Hanover 1 'l Gettysburg . ,. O Roy Thomas and Barry Shatzer share the honor of putting the baseball trophy in the display case. Baseball Players Win Conference Championship Through the fine late season effort of the baseball team, Chambersburg again found itself on the throne in the world of sports. A few defensive miscues had cost the team two early season victories, but after the first three games the team performance became invincible. The Trojans' array of fine bat- ters produced an average of four runs to every one run allowed by the masterful pitching staff. With the return of seven let- termen next season another championship could be in store for Coach Elwood Statler's Trojans. Row I-L. Haulman, C. Meminger, J. Stewart, R. Hill, T. Hicks, W. Mosser, R. Jenkins. Row ll-R. Young, G. Cummings, R. Thomas, P. Kaiser, R. Bender, R. Carter, Coach J. Elwood Statler. Row Ill-D. Witmer, F. Martin, M, Jacobs, G. Warren, B. Shotzer, M. Kaiser. 4 1-- .lm 1 ',,5.uxx l F5523 vids .115-'Q i sz .Ep . 1 '4gw.'?tf?'7'.Wf ig, Row l-K. Laxson, R. Hamsher, H. Meminger, C. Thomas, W. Tasker, W. McCleary, L. Hess, R, Rife, M. Shoemaker, D. Niemeyer, H. Faust, C. Naddeo, L. Brown. Row II-G. Wildeson, H. Crittenden, J. Shields, C. Steerman, C. Shields, J. Brown, D. Stoops, W. Kolb, R. Himelfarb, R. Gabler, B. Silver, M. Roche, P. Schaft. Row III-W. Laughlin, K. Feldman, T. Osterman, R. Mull, J. Nuernberger, R. Edwards, M. Lippy, J. Rotz, R. Kraft, L. Ugorte, D. Saufley, T. Wertz, l.. Schmitt, J. Trimmer, Coach Charles Reese. jfzarlr, Troians Cap First Track Crown ln School History CASHS OPP. The 1957 track team wielded an intri- 77 Carlisle . . 55 8315 Waynesboro 43 V2 61 Biglerville 57 75 Gettysburg 52 6715 Hanover 5912 57 Scotland 61 Darryl Stoops and Hugh Crittenden proudly display the school s tirst track trophy cately balanced attack against its confer- ence foe. The Trojans displayed amazing speed, strength, and finesse as they de- feated all but one opponent, Scotland. How- ever, the powerful Scotland squad was able to find only a small measure of success in its indecisive 61-57 victory. The South Penn Conference meet, held annually at Gettysburg College, was com- pletely dominated by the fine Chambers- burg squad. In the course of the meet the Troians' 880 yard relay team surpassed the school and conference record in its supreme effort of the season. Chambersburg amassed twice as many points as runner-up Carlisle. In the District Ill meet at Lancas- ter, the squad made another fine showing. With the graduation of only three lettermen, this nearly perfect season should easily be repeated next year. Shippensburg Invitational, 27 Cfifth placej Sonny Sheppard Memorial Relays, 11 tthird placeb South Penn Conference Meet, 60 lfirst placej 135 Our borough us o comrnunuty of generous potrons frlendlv neighbors and lnterested cmzens Builders of successful busnnesses ond exponsuve educohonol ond recreotlonol upon their Town wnth o specuol feeling of worrnth ond prlde Form The Link Between School And Community 137 focilities, the people of Chambersburg look Y UL WILSON COLLEGE C rolEd ads Peg gyBc1 cndVrgn Of reelo g mld o 9 f I e f ne of ou iory N Um, F . L fy Q0 cnvumw cms N5 9 W EXCHANGE CLUB Ljyjx MDP JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE KIWANIS CLUB ROTARY CLUB 138 Reveal An Active DR. O. F. ACRI DR. AND MRS. R. H. ADDLEMAN AMBROSE JEWELERS Fostoria Glass V. T. ANGLE SONS Pontiac - Cadillac H. W. ANKERBRAND Lumber and Mill Work ANTHONY AND BARNES ASSOCIATED GROCERS A G Stores CHARLES P AUGHINBAUGH Sheet Metal Contractor AUSHERMAN BROTHERS Real Estate AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO MR AND MRS ROBERT R BARBOUR BARNHART S PHARMACY BARTONS COOKIE JAR I72 S Mann Street BEACON LOAN CORPORATION of Chambersburg HERMAN D BEATTY Nationwide Insurance Service THE BEAUTY SPOT J GLENN BENEDICT Interest In School Affairs BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT BOB'S SMOKE AND GIFT SHOP THE BON-TON FOR LADIES' WEAR BREAM COMPANY Distributors, Apples and Peaches GLENN L. BREAM Used Cars BRENERS FURNITURE STORE INC AND MRS CHARLES T BUCKINGHAM Marion Penna BUDDS FIXIT SHOP Hobby Supplies BUDGET PLAN INC Loans BUOHLS CITY MARKET BURGNERS GENERAL STORE Scotland Penna DR AND MRS C W BURKETT MR AND MRS JESSE BURNS BYER BROS Florists PAUL M BYERS CALDWELL ELECTRONICS CAPITAL BAKERS INC CARLS MARKETS it B525 of more than eighty Northern Home mod es That Home You ve D r e a m e d About for less than you ever thought youd have to pay' J Mgflfe-.4 f Factories-Hudson Falls N Y local Dealer-Glenn I Garman Chambersburg Penna Garman Drive Telephone-COIony 4 5316 Chambersburg Penna I DR. . . , . ' I , . I F I . . . 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CO- Activities 81 Adams Sandra 20 64 90 102 109 116 Addlesberger James 38 Administration 15 Alleman Earl 30 38 118 Alleman Glen 64 86 117 Alleman Julia 72 92 115 Alleman R Allen Lorraine 31 72 87 92 107 Allison ClarenceC 16 Allison Ronald 72 107 117 Angle David 38 Angle Roy 38 Ankerbranzl Shelby 38 83 109 Anthony Gerald7 64 83 Appenzellar Larry117 Argenbrlght Joyce 72 85 92 Armstrong Betty 72 Armstrong Marlin 64 Armstrong Patricia 64 90 Arns Patricia 64 90 96 102 106 116 Art Service Club 97 Ashway Jerry 35 64 94 109 114 Asper Miriam 72 107 Asper Nancy 64 90 96 108 Athletics 123 Atkinson Merrllee 72 Auman Norma 38 88 Brttrnger Anna 21 79 Blttinger James 72 Bittlnger Saundra 72 104 Black Jean 64 90 Black Nancy 39 102 120 Black William 72 Blair Shirley 72 92 Bless Robert 72 95 Boher Robert 39 94 95 114 Bollinger Robert 64 119 Bowen Nasby 72 126 Bowen Thomas 72 Bower Patricia 72 102 Bowers Bowers Bowers Benlta 39 88 102 Diane 72 103 Janet 72 86 109 Bowers Mary 31 39 88 100 116 Bowers Susan 31 72 109 Bowers Victor 64 119 Bowlmg Larry 64 Bowman Richard 119 Bowman Sylvester 64 Boyce Donald 72 114 Boyd Donald 64 Brand Samuel 34 72 103 126 Brand Terrance 64 69 119 Brant Mary 72 92 Brechblll John 64 Breneman Jean 72 92 116 Breneman Nancy 64 90 109 Bachtell Grace 21 109 Bachtell Kathryn 38 40 48 103 Baer Charlotte 72 84 Baer Eula 72 Baer Glen 72 Baker Billy 64 119 Baker A Baker Kenneth E 38 Baker Kenneth Lee 72 95 132 Band 106 107 Barbour Basslna 64 90 Bard Donna 72 85 92 116 Bard Ted 38 Barnhart Bonita 72 92 106 Barnhart Joy 72 86 92 Barnhart Vernon 38 118 Bartle Carroll 95 Barton Carl 6 39 94 95 98 Baseball 134 Baughman Patricia 72 92 Beard, Robert J. 4, 7, 14, 19 6 Beardslee, Edward 64, 94, 99,103,108 Beardslee, Herbert C. 16 Beegle, Jerry 39, 48, 124, 125, 126 Brenlze Brenlze Bricker Bricker Bricker Bricker Bricker Brlndle Brocrou Brooks Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brunne A A 16 Galen 64 119 Betty 33 72 92 Lloyd 39 94 Marlene 64 69 115 Patsy 64 90 116 Wlland P 16 George R 16 s Lynne 13 38 39 48 87 88 106 107 108 120 Martha 39 88 James 64 113 126 135 Lester 39 135 Marsha 72 86 92 116 Shirley 40 88 108 116 Sue 72 Donna 34 64 90 96 116 1' Bumbaugh Ray 64 Burdette Marilyn 1 40 60 82 88 105 123 Burke Zada 72 86 92 Burket Mariorie 22 31 115 Burkett Virginia 72 92 109 116 Burkhart, Frank 40 Burkholder, Betty 64, 85, 90, 104, 106 Burkholder, Brenda 31, 40, 88, 115, Beeler, Bender, Bender, Bender, Bender, Benedic Ronald 72, 104, 106 Grace 72 Harold 39, 85, 98, 109, 114 Mildred 18, 21 Richard 39, 113, 124, 125, 126, 134 t, Fred 11, 33, 39 Burkholder Burkholder Burkholder, , Donetta 72, 92, 106 , Phyllis 72, 86, 92 Samuel H. 16 Burns, Anne 40 84, 87 Burns, Barbara 40, 88, 112, 115, 121 Benedict, Margaret 64, 90, 109, 116 Benedict, Roger 11, 39, 117 Bennett, Larry 64, 118, 119 Bert, Ezra P. 16 Betz, Saundra 39, 51, 87, 88, 102, 11 , Biecher, George 21, 30, 46 Biesecker, Phyllis 72, 109 Bietsch, Jack 72, 126 Bietsch, Mary Jane 72, 93, 116 Bietsch, Nancy 72, 92, 116 Bigler, Bonnie 72 Bikle, Charles 31, 64, 94, 98, 102, 105 Bingaman, Merle 64, 119 Bingham, Helen 72, 92 Bitner, Judith 72 Bitner, Susanna 64, 90, 115 Burns, e 40, 61, 79, 94, 113, 125,126,127 Burns, Patricia 40, 88, 115, 116 Burns, Richard 72, 95, 132 Bush, Herbert 31, 72, 95, 109, 132 Butler, Virginia 72 Butts, Howard 72, 95, 109 Byers, Dianne 70, 72, 92, 103, 104, Byers, Doris 64, 116, 120 Byers, Fay 72, 92, 103 Byers, Wayne 22 -c. Caldwell, Barrett 72, 106, 109 Caldwell, Leroy 64 Caldwell, Madeline 32 Caldwell, Paul 31, 33, 72, 109 147 1 4, Calvert Eunice 7 72 B6 92 116 Calvert Gall 64 Camera Club 99 Campbell Martha 22 71 Carbaugh Betty 72 86 Carbaugh Clarence 72 117 Carbaugh Joanne 13 40 84 88 96 106 107 116 Carbaugh Mary Ellen 64 Carbaugh Shelva 72 86 92 Carl Franklin 40 Carl Julla 72 92 93 102 Carl Paul B 73 Carl Phrlup7 72 94 95 102 109 Carlson Eugene 40 94 95 98 99 103 Carmack Grandon 72 Carmack Robert 72 Carter Rodger 30 64 94 97 126 134 Carty Clarence 63 64 94 98 101 103 104 105 106 Cauffman Lois 73 92 C Club 113 Chase Conrad 73 95 Chase Daphne 33 40 88 103 105 Chase Stuart 64 94 133 Cheerleaders 112 Chorlsters 105 Christian David 73 95 119 Classes 35 Clemence Judith 73 Clrppmger Donald 73 Clock Carol Lee 73 Clopper Ronald 64 119 Clugh Eddie 72 132 Coble Annie 64 90 91 Coble Nancy 64 90 91 Cockley William 132 Coffey Joan 64 90 91 Cole Harriet 73 92 Cole Kay 73 84 92 Collins Stella 73 84 86 92 Color Day 110 111 Commercial Club 96 Comp Lula 64 84 Conner George 73 Cook John 73 75 Cook Kenneth 64 119 Cook Marguerite 22 30 79 88 BY Cook Richard 64 119 Cook Ronald 65 119 Coons Harold 73 75 Cordell Glenn 64 87 Cordell, Roy 73, 117 Corwell, Yvonne 73, 84, 92 Cormany, Peggy 64, 90, 96, 102, I I Cormany, Robert 64, 85, 90, 94, 98, Cowan, Bonnie 73, 84, 116 Cox, Sandra 64, 84, 96 Coy, Betty 73 Cramer, Charles 64 Crawford, Martha 40 Crider, Dorothy 64 Crider, Robert 64, 94, 99, 103, 109 Crist, Margaret 31, 40, 102 Crist, Sally 73, 86, 92 9 Crittenden, Hugh 64, 94, 109, 113, 1 , Croft, Judith 73, 86, 92, 97, 116 Cummings, Gary 40, 44, 99, 134 Cunard, Mack 73, 103 . D . Daihl, George 73 Daihl, Lucille 73, 84, 85, 109, 116 Danfelt, Carla 13, 41, 87, 88, 96, 1 110, 126 Dangler, Roy 64, 119 Davies, Larry 73 02, 107 ' ' ' ' ' ' A d O a ' t'0 Index To Administration, Students, Activities, n rg nrza r ns -A- I , 1 .I 1 1 1 r -' , , ,106 . .. .' , , , 1 r I . I I , , 1 fi. .16' ' .' ' ' ' ' I I I I I I I I , I I. I i , 1 i 1 1 1 ' ' ' 'lzl , , , 109 I I , I 1 I I 7 I . ' , , 1 1 ' . ' , , ffrr I I ' .. , l 1 1 Arrison, Jack 109 ' ' I I I I I I I 7 I ln. I I I I I I I 1 1 I ' , , , ,120 ' I ' , 1 . , i -5- l' 1 1 ' ' , I I ' I I I I 1 1 I I - I I I - I ' ' ' , , , ,,,, 103, , , , ,J. .16 . ' ' , , , , , ,116 I I I I I I I . l I I I I . 1 1 , I I I I I Q I I , , I I I I I , ,,,, , , I I I I I I I ' ' 1 ,,,,, 103, , 1 1 1 1 , , , , , ,107,108 ' ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I 116 120 9 , Jer 11812 2122 26135 116 Davls Davrs Davis Davis Davls Davls Davls Davls Davrs Carol 41 102 Davrd 73 Donald 41 46 118 Euphemra 41 Judrth 13 41 49 103 106 107 116 Mrldred 61 62 64 65 82 90 103 109 111 Nancy 64 90 115 Patrlcla 73 92 Thomas 64 94 103 106 Dawkrns Carol 41 88 116 Dean Fay 73 92 116 Deardorff Audrey 41 84 88 102 Deardorff Donald 64 Deardorft Janet 41 Depuy Ann 41 47 83 88 103 105 120 123 Derrow Sharon 73 Deshona Ellls 8 73 95 Detrlch Sally 12 62 64 82 90 102 109 121 Detwrler Dorothy 73 Dlce Arthur 64 94 117 Dlce Garnet B 16 Drce Joan 41 88 96 115 116 Drce Patsy 64 90 115 Dickey Donald 22 119 Diehl Bonnie 73 77 Drehl Joyce 73 92 102 109 112 116 22 Drehl Larry 73 Drehl Linda 64 69 115 Drehl Thomas 42 98 99 D1FFenderter Donalee 73 84 92 102 116 Dlttenderfer Nlcky 31 73 100 106 Drxon Jay 73 Dockter Charles 64 Donahoe Mlchael8 12 42 87 98 103 Dooley Lrnda 73 92 Dougherty Joseph 42 87 113 124 125 Dramatrcs 100 101 Drawbaugh Shrrley 42 8 96 106 116 Drummond Thomas 22 Dull Duane 64 Durner Betty 73 92 Eberly Carolyn 73 77 9 Eberly Gerald 64 Eby Wilmer 73 117 Echo Staff 82 83 Eckels Bonita 10 73 92 Eckenrode Anthony 64 Eckenrode Barbara 73 86 92 Eckenrode Donald 42 46 Eckenrode Donna 73 86 92 Eckenrode Janet 64 85 90 109 116 120 Edwards Robert 65 94 103 113 135 Index To Admrmstratlon, Students, Eyer Margaret 62 65 87 90 91 96 111 Fahnestock Barbara 42 88 96 Fahnestock Davrd 65 Fahnestock Margaret 73 92 Fahnestock Michael 40 42 98 106 Farth Nancy 43 50 83 109 120 Farner Bennett 43 118 Farner Connie 73 109 Farner Norma 73 92 Faust J Frank 14 17 Feldman Joanne 65 Feldman Joyce5 43 45 83 88 Feldman Kurt 73 95 135 Fmch James 43 44 98 124 125 Flnch Linda 73 116 Frnnrff Bonnre7 21 43 83 102 Fischer Welton 3 65 98 Frsher Janet 33 43 88 Fntzgerald Phyllrs 65 Frx Redlth 73 102 116 Flack Edythe 23 Flack Penelope 43 102 108 109 Fleck Charles 23 24 Flory Helen 73 86 92 Fogal Martha6 31 43 88 Fogal Peggy 73 116 Fogelsonger Sandra 65 90 102 Foltz James 65 94 126 Forbes Martha 65 69 91 109 Forbes Sherwood 43 118 Ford Ann 73 86 92 116 Foreman M1choeI65 Forrester Jay 73 Foster Cllfford 64 85 98 99 101 109 Foust J Stanley 16 Foust Larry 65 69 119 Fraker Teddy 10 73 95 Frank Bonnle 73 106 Frank Robert 43 104 106 Frecon Joan 73 104 106 Frederrck Calvrn 65 Freet l.lncla 35 73 103 109 116 Freet Robert 73 95 132 Freet Wllllam 23 118 119 132 French Club 109 Frey Frey Frey Frey Frles Frles Frres E Chrlstlan 65 94 117 Dons 31 73 84 109 George 73 132 Robert 31 73 132 George W 16 Rose 65 90 103 104 Carl 73 95 107 108 Elder Elizabeth 22 65 109 Elliott Florence 65 90 104 106 116 121 Ely lrnda 73 92 109 112 116 Emerrck Beverley 32 Emery Sally 65 84 90 Emmons Carolyn 65 85 97 Englerth Jerre 42 88 121 Englerth Mary Lynn 31 73 87 109 116 Englerth Englerth Tom 39 42 81 113 Yvonne 71 73 87 Enckson Karl 29 65 94 98 99 103 Erickson Pamellla 22 90 91 Estep Crystal 73 85 92 109 116 Etchberger Bonnre 73 86 92 Etter Emery 12 42 104 106 Etter Irene 65 90 103 108 109 121 Evans Larry 73 95 Evans Ronald 73 95 Ewan Rosalyn 73 92 109 116 Ewing Norma 72 73 84 92 Eyer Brian 73 Frrese Harry 73 95 Frrtz Ray 43 Frye Larry 34 43 107 Fuller Peter 43 Funk Donald 73 95 132 Funk Joyce 37 43 87 88 102 108 Furl Dorothea 73 92 109 Furley Judrth 73 92 109 Furry Larettcl 73 Furry Rose Ann 43 Future Craftsmen of Amerrca 118 119 Future Farmers of Amerrca 117 Future Homemakers of Amerrca 115 Future Teachers of Amerrca 121 Gabler Kenneth 23 31 79 87 Gabler Roy9 63 65 98 103 105 135 Gorman Gaye 73 92 103 109 Garner Thomas 24 44 118 Gayman Ronald 73 95 148 German Brenda 73 86 92 Gelssler Brlon 73 95 George Ronald 71 73 95 Gerhart Jackson 44 94 99 Gettel Vincent 73 95 Grbboney James 65 Gift Terry 73 95 Gilbert Judith 73 84 92 Gilbert Patsy 65 Gllls Richard 65 78 103 105 Glrls Athletrc Assocratlon 116 Glass John 73 95 132 Glass Nancy 73 86 92 116 Glee Club 102 103 Gluck Judith 73 86 92 116 Gochenauer Glen 65 117 Goetz Gary 44 97 102 Goetz Kaye 73 92 115 116 Golden Bonnie 73 92 102 116 Gontz Judy3 73 86 92 102 116 Good Bonita 30 44 88 Gordon Judith 31 44 88 104 106 Gordon Richard 73 Gorgas John 65 94 98 103 105 Graham Donna 17 65 87 90 102 Gray Mrldred 44 88 120 Grayson David 73 114 Green Lucrlle 73 84 92 116 Greenawalt Alrce 73 84 86 92 116 Greenawalt Susan 73 92 109 Griffith Ronald 73 Groce Marne 44 88 96 Gsell Davrd 71 73 95 Guldln Peter 65 Gu shall Donna 44 88 Gutshall Joann 44 88 96 Gutshall Velva 44 88 96 Guyer Susle 65 90 102 Haas Don 65 94 119 Hafer Merle B 20 94 95 Harr Benlamrn 43 44 60 Hall George 65 99 114 Hull Squad 86 Haman Thelma 65 Hamrlton Beverly 10 73 87 92 116 Hamsher Robert 135 Hamsher Walter 73 95 132 Hann Paul 19 36 37 44 57 94 103 117 Hardsock Rrchard 65 103 Harman Nancy 73 92 Harmon Mary Ann 65 90 121 Harmon RobertJ 16 Harris Arlene 109 120 Harrrs Sara Anne 74 92 Harrison Joy 74 84 92 Harrrson Kathleen 74 92 Hartranft LaVerna 65 79 90 103 104 Hartzell Elaine 74 92 109 Hassrnger Anne 65 85 102 104 121 Hassrnger Susan 74 92 Hastrng Mary 65 84 116 Haulman Barbara 74 84 92 Haulman Edgar 74 Haulman Haulman Hawbake Larry 134 Vlrgrnra 44 88 89 92 115 120 r Delbert 8 74 Hawk Richard 44 Hawley Barbara 44 88 89 97 115 116 Heatherly James 65 94 129 130 Heckman Heckman Heckman Heckman Heckman Heckman CarolA 65 104 109 121 Carol L 74 James 45 106 JamesA 16 M1chael74 133 Phrlrp 65 101 114 Heefner Ronald 74 . . . ' I I I I I I I I I I I 1 , . s ' ' 121 1 1 1 ' I I I 1 1 1 - 1 .F- 1 1 1 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 I . . . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 105 121 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 I , 1 ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . .. , I , , , 1 1 1 1 I I ' , 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 I . , . . . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11031 1 1 1 ' I I 1 , 1 1 1 1 1126 ' F . I I I I I I ' . ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 11051 1 1 1 ' I ' I I I 1 , 1 1 I . 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' ' ' ' ' ' 96 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 , , I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I Actlvltues, And Organizations Heller Ida 24 66 79 92 Helm Glorla 65 Helman Charles 74 Helman Dennls 74 95 Helman Gene 74 117 Helman Kathryn 45 106 115 Helman Kenneth 74 95 Helman Lols 74 107 Helman Nancy 65 106 115 Helmuth Helen 45 88 96 lsenberger Bonlta 36 46 60 61 88 103 105 115 lsenberger Carol 74 lsenberger Nancy 34 74 103 Jacobs Brlan 65 94 129 130 Jacobs Hubert 74 95 Jacobs Muchael 46 134 Jauquet Antounette 74 92 97 116 Henneberger Kenneth 74 85 95 Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Bertha 74 86 Bonnle 65 Jerry 65 Joyce 65 Larry 30 45 87 124 125 126 Rlchard 65 Romalne 31 65 86 90 96 Herbert Rebecca 65 90 96 Herman Carol 37 45 88 115 120 Jenkms Ethel 73 Jenkms Raymond 134 Jessell Forth 13 65 84 90 106 107 Johns Barbara 74 84 109 Johns Ronnie 74 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Charles 65 96 Geraldine 65 90 96 Lee 73 Leroy 74 Peggy 46 as 96 Herman Judy 74 92 103 116 Herr Jeanne 74 103 105 116 Hess Lloyd 45 103 135 Heydorn Geraldnne 74 84 92 Hrcks Glen 30 45 87 94 98 108 Hicks Patrlcla 65 67 102 Hicks Terry 134 High Betty 74 Hugh Gary 74 75 95 Hull Larry 65 Hull Richard 134 Hull Thomas 65 104 106 Hlmelfarb Roy 12 30 45 7 83 94 98 102 123 135 Hmton Donald 74 Hock Beatrrce 65 Hockensmlth Don 65 119 Hake Robert 45 99 Hollar Margaret 24 26 79 85 Hollar Salas 74 Hollenshead Dorothy 45 96 116 Holobmko Charles 46 118 Holovlak Evelyn 74 92 Holtry Joann 74 92 116 Holtry Sandra 74 85 92 106 107 Hoover Faye 74 92 116 Hoover Harold 65 94 Hoover Jean 74 92 116 Hoover Joyce 65 84 90 Horn Edward 31 46 94 96 114 Johnson Rlchard 65 94 Johnson Wayne 66 119 Johnston Ann 11 74 84 109 111 116 Johnston Zoo 74 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jumor Junlor Jumor Jumor Kaiser Kaiser Kaiser Kaiser Anna 46 52 84 89 109 120 Margaret 66 Patsy 66 Phyllis 74 92 Reuben 74 95 108 Shirley 32 Theodore 66 129 Hn Y 94 Trl HI Y 90 91 Varslty Basketball 133 Varsity Football 132 Maurice 66 117 134 Paul 41 46 87 113 134 Paul G 16 Ronald 46 118 Kanner Ronald 47 94 96 121 Kapltan Ronald 47 Karper Carolyn 66 90 102 108 Kauffman Gary 74 95 Kauttman J Merle 16 Kauffman Murray 16 Kean Patrlcla 33 74 93 Keck George 119 Keebaugh Bonnie 74 92 Horn Horn Horst Horst Horst Horst Horst Wllluam 70 74 87 95 Wllllam G 16 Allce 74 116 Darrell 65 117 Eunice 65 84 90 Janice 74 84 92 109 Joel 65 Hostetter Rrchard 65 94 107 Hostettler Glorla 74 92 106 Houser Mary 23 24 120 Houser Maryl 65 90 96 Howard Patrrcla 74 78 92 Hrnmnak Cecelia Huber David 74 Huber Lrnda 46 88 103 Hughes Kenneth 74 Hughes Patncua 46 88 96 Hull Charles 74 87 94 95 99 109 132 Hull Nancy 74 109 Humelslne Patrlcla 74 Humelslne Thomas H 16 Hummer Orlena 65 84 90 Hunsecker Constance 74 84 Ile John A 16 Ingram Joseph 65 Keefer Cyrus 66 94 Keefer Nancy 66 Keefer Zlta 66 96 116 Keener Ruth 74 Keener Wrlmer 47 99 Kegerrels Bonnie 24 33 47 88 96 Kelm George 74 133 Keith Verdella 47 97 102 Keller Kirby 74 87 103 132 Keller Paul J 16 Kelly Mary Sue 66 102 108 116 Kelly Patncla 66 85 104 107 108 116 Kennedy Brenda 74 93 Kennedy Carol 66 109 Kennedy Gladys 74 93 Kennedy Nancy 74 93 Kennedy Samuel 74 117 Kennedy Shirley 47 85 88 96 Kesslnger Larry 74 Kessler Joan 74 93 Kessler Paul 47 96 Kalllnger Dale 47 118 Kallrnger Gaylord 74 95 107 Kmderman Robert 24 30 64 126 Kung Audrey 74 Kung James 25 94 Kung Nancy 74 93 Karby Gary 74 114 Kirby Jeanne 15 25 29 86 87 149 I O I . . 1 , , , , ' 1 , , , ,101, ' 1 1 1126 I - 102, 1 1 I 1 - I I . 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I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Krrkpatruck James 66 94 Klrkpatrrck Roy S 16 Kirkwood Saundra 47 Knssel Ronald 74 114 Kleckner Connue 47 88 96 116 Klune Earl 74 Klupp Mary Loulse 32 Klock Carol 74 93 109 Knepper Arthur 47 118 Knepper Carl 66 117 Knepper Marlene 74 93 Knepper Ronald 74 117 Knepper Wayne 66 103 Knerr Wrlllam 45 Knoll Garnet 74 Knoll Jerry 66 98 Knouse Larry 66 Kohler Lucnlle4 47 83 100 0 Kolb Wllllam 135 Koontz Robert 23 47 Kraft Robert 66 67 85 98 101 103 Kraft Wnlluom 47 85 100 130 Kramer Ronaele 74 102 Kremp Richard 66 94 98 101 107 Kruechbaum Susle 25 30 Krueger Linda 66 Krmer Donna 74 115 Krmer Jean 74 Krmer Natalie 74 108 Kump Dorls 32 Kump Edward 66 Kuhn Margaret 18 25 84 Kurtz Larry 47 102 105 Landis Donna 2 4 12 36 48 59 61 8 100 111 120 3 Landis Richard 74 95 Larson Mildred 66 108 Latln Club 109 Latshaw George 66 119 Laughlin Wllllam66 117 135 Lawyer Betty 13 66 78 90 102 104 Lawyer Robert 74 Laxson Kyle 12 48 98 135 Laye Margaret 74 93 Leedy Charlotte 66 86 90 96 Leedy Fay 74 Leete Burt5 48 80 98 102 105 Lehman Carroll 74 Lehman Constance 37 48 88 101 115 Lehman Doris 66 85 90 96 Lehman Fay 66 90 120 Leldlg Davld 66 Leldlg Samuel7 30 48 51 56 57 102 Leldlg Wesley 74 87 95 Lelsher Elden 74 126 133 Lelsher Judy 48 Lenherr Donald 48 107 Lenherr Faye 74 Lentz Benlamrn 48 Leonard Charles 8 74 95 Llbrary Staff 84 Lrppy Mlchael 64 66 113 126 135 Long Vlola 48 50 88 89 97 115 116 Lowans Patsy 74 93 Lowery Donald 74 119 Lowman Pamela 66 78 85 90 115 Lowman Penelope 70 74 92 93 116 Lucas Charles 74 95 102 105 109 Lucas Paul 25 103 105 Lum Howard 48 Lytle Joyce 66 90 116 120 Mackey Mackey Mackey Mackey Mackey Mackey Dorothy 74 Genevre 48 88 96 Harold 74 95 Judrth 66 104 Marrlynn 74 Paulette 74 Macklmg James 48 118 126 Mahon Nancy 43 48 102 Malone Joanne 74 Index To Admrnrstratlon, Students, Muller CharlesG 16 Muller Muller Muller Mlller Muller Mrller Muller Muller Jeryl 9 50 58 60 80 83 105 123 Joan 50 88 115120 Joanna 50 115 John 25 Mary 75 Myra 66 Rodney 75 132 Shlrley 75 93 Manges John 74 Mann Carl 48 117 Marshall Ronald 66 Marten Alma 13 66 69 106 10 15 Mrlls PaulL 16 Mmer Gene 75 Mmer Scott 66 Mmer Terry 29 66 98 1 Mltchell Nancy 50 88 102 115 Monrghan Marlene 75 Franklm 75 Martrn Betty 74 93 Martrn Martin Martrn Martin Martln Martrn Martin Martln Martln Martin Martm Donna 74 84 93 116 Dw1ght74 107 Eugene 75 Monn Monn Monn Monn Alrce 75 Helen 75 93 Jeffrey 75 John 75 87 109 Osterman Thomas 75 132 135 Ostrasky Lester 26 69 Ott Barbara 75 93 Ott Garnet 51 Ott Pamela 66 90 Over Martha 8 13 66 82 90 103 111 Overcash Anna 51 83 85 89 108 115 116 20 Overcash Nancy 66 90 Owens Betty 51 53 108 Owens Houston 75 132 133 Owens Wlllram 27 Oyler Harry 75 95 Oyler Marlene 13 20 51 106 107 Oyler Nancy1 39 51 82 102 104 105 Pananes Brllre 75 93 Pananes Martha 51 88 89 96 97 116 Parker Thomas 75 Eunice 74 86 93 Frank 62 66 81 87 94 126 134 Glenn 75 Gregory 75 107 114 Herbert 66 Patrrcra 70 Samuel 16 Sandra 48 115 20 Martun Wrllram 63 75 92 93 102 105 61 10 66 108 126 Matzelle Wayne 49 87 98 99 103 109 Mayer George 75 99 132 McCleary Bonnle 66 86 90 McCleary McCleary McCleary McCleary McCleary McClure McClure Charles 75 132 Patrrcra 75 93 Rrchard 75 Ronald 49 118 Wrllnam 135 McCleaster Judy 66 96 103 Barbara 75 86 93 Monn 11141111 66 90 104 106 108 Moore Dorcas 34 38 50 83 88 103 105 Mosser Gaynell 75 93 Mosser Patr1c1a10 36 42 50 85 87 88 Mosser W1ll1am 134 Mossovltz Phyll1s7 33 85 109 116 Mowen Bonnle 66 Mowery Sandra 75 Mowery Shlrley 66 86 90 91 96 Mull Robert 75 95 117 132 135 Mulllns Joyce 50 97 109 Mummert Gerald 23 31 50 104 106 Murphy Kathleen 84 85 92 93 97 109 Murphy Susan 66 86 90 96 Murray Robert 75 102 Musser Mervln 75 95 117 133 Myers Barry 75 Parrot Staff 85 Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Paxton R Erma 75 93 Gary 52 5a ao as a 1 103 105 107 Harold 75 Marlon 75 86 93 103 obert 75 86 95 106 794 99 Perffer Donald 75 95 Penslnger Thomas 75 Perry Connle 66 Peterson Gerald 66 119 Petrocy Dan1eI52 Pfoutz Mrchael 76 Phell Donna 66 90 96 Phlllrps George 27 Prlgrlm Peggy 66 90 109 120 Prper Beverly 76 93 Prper Edward 33 76 93 Prper Joyce 66 69 90 109 120 Plank Donald 52 54 118 McClure George 75 McClure Ronald 49 118 McConnell Denn1s10 49 87 99 109 McConnell Judith 49 82 87 88 120 123 McCurdy Fred 75 McCurdy Judlth 75 92 93 McDonald Glynn 66 McDowell Joyce 67 McEnt1re V1ck175 93 McG1Il lrene 49 88 96 McKee Judy 66 Myers Myers Myers Myers Helen 50 85 88 116 Llnda 66 108 121 Megan 70 75 85 93 109 Ronald 75 117 Naddeo Charles 135 Naugle Robert 66 98 Naugle Terra 75 Nell Janet 26 116 Nessel Jullanne 75 104 106 Neuroth Patrrcla 26 37 97 McKee Lynn 75 86 93 McKenz1e Dennrs 75 McKenz1e Eleze 25 82 McKenz1e L A 6 McKenz1e Margaret 75 86 93 Mclaughlm Ray 75 McM1nn McNew McNew McNew McNew McNew McNew Randall 66 98 Delores 49 Lors 75 86 93 Marlm 75 95 Mary 49 55 87 88 107 115 Patr1c1a75 86 93 Saundra 66 86 96 Meals Donald 75 132 133 Memmger Charles 134 Memmger Harry 49 54 113 118 124 125 126 135 Merlettl Ann 75 Metz Barry 75 Metz James 49 104 107 Mlckey Chr1st1ne25 30 108 Mrckey Dor1s7 75 87 112 115 116 122 Mickey Joan 66 90 106 108 Mrckley Nancy 75 Mrley Wrllram 66 Muller Alrce 66 96 Mrller Brenda9 50 89 104 106 108 120 Mnller Carol 75 102 104 106 Newell Peggy66 86 90 96 Newman Barbara 51 85 88 102 6 116 21 Newton Marina 51 83 85 89 104 6 116 21 Nrcarry Carol75 Nrcarry Larry 66 Nlcarry Omar 51 114 Nrckey W1ll1am 12 26 Nrcklas Paula 30 51 59 87 88 102 120 123 Nuemeyer Donald 135 Nrtterhouse Jerry 30 51 118 Noll Deanna 75 93 Noll Saundra 51 88 Norman Patr1c1a66 90 Nuernberger John 17 75 109 135 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 120 Nye Wulma 51 88 Oberholser Chrrstlan 51 99 Oberholser Karl 75 Oden Edwrn 37 43 51 83 B7 94 98 99 Orchestra 104 Orrrs Mary 75 93 Osterman Dennrs 75 150 Plank Pearl 13 30 52 89 96 106 107 Plummer Barbara 52 106 116 Poe Donald 76 Poe Marshall 94 117 Poe Raymond 76 114 Pogue Gerald 20 66 118 Polk larry 76 Pollock Vrrgmra 27 100 Poper Harrlet 52 Potts Sharon 52 60 89 115 116 120 Pound Karl 66 119 Powell EdsonB 14 18 Powell Judy 76 Powell Patricia 76 93 102 103 105 116 Prelsler Donna 76 93 112 116 2 Pryor Charles 16 Pugh Carolyn 76 93 Pugh Edgar 17 30 52 83 98 106 108 Pugh Shrrley 64 67 103 Punt Eugene 67 119 Querry Jere 76 95 Quesenberry Edrth 67 90 91 96 Radbrll Gerry 63 Rader Rrchard 67 98 109 Rarfsnrder Mary 90 Romer Robert 52 118 Ramer Shrrley 67 84 96 97 Ransom Beverly 67 90 96 Ransom lrvm 52 97 113 128 1 Rebok Allen 76 132 Redmger Wrllram 67 Reed Gladys 67 96 Reed Kenneth 16 I ' , , ,,,,, 941103, , , 1 1 1 I I ' ' ' I I I ' I , I I ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I ,1 I I I 1 I I I I I 1 ' I 1 1 I ' -I I I I I 7I 'II ' I , , ,26 1 1 1 1 1 116 ' 1 1 I I I I f f f I f .I I I, ,93 -P- 1 1 1 1 ' .. 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I I 5 I I I lIr1 .I I I 1 Ac'r1v1t1es, And Organlzatrons Reed Llnda 67 90 91 96 Reeder Loretta 76 Reese Charles 26 113 125 126 Reese Luc1lle 67 90 Re1sher Joseph 76 Rertz Dorothea 52 Remmel Peter 76 Rensch Saundra 15 30 52 83 89 102 105 112 Rhodes Chr1st1ne7 11 76 87 109 116 RICE Ann 19 52 61 89 102 108 120 RICE Delores 67 68 90 RICE Mary Jane 52 96 Rrchards Dan1el76 Rrchards Dlana 52 97 102 116 Rrchardson George 67 108 126 Rldgley Franklrn 76 Rrdout Leon 76 133 1 e Arlene 76 93 R1 e Barbara 53 89 1 e Jay 76 R1 e Mary Ann 32 R1 e Roy 135 R1 e Warren 53 118 R1tchey Mary Ellen 67 90 109 121 Robertson John 76 Robmson Nancy 67 90 Robmson W1ll1am 27 117 Robnson Carolyn 62 67 90 103 121 Schaff George 67 Schaff Ph1l1p 76 87 135 Schaff Shnrley 67 Schellhase Joseph 76 95 Schlrchter James 76 133 Schlrchter John 67 114 126 Schllchter LowelI21 27 130 131 Schmrtt Lawrence 67 98 102 108 126 Slmpson Adrian 31 76 85 99 Slngel Donald 76 104 106 Slpos Judlth 55 96 116 Barbara 76 93 116 Dlanne 76 109 Edward 38 55 87 94 104 106 Faye 76 85 James 55 96 Pamela 76 85 Paul 76 Srtes Srtes Srtes Srtes S1tes Sltes Sltes Schoenberger John 67 94 102 105 121 Schoenleber Rlchard 76 95 Schooley Jay 67 119 Schuchman Ednth 76 Schuchman Rnchard 76 Sclence Club 98 Scott Bonn1e 67 91 102 105 6 Scott Glorla 76 S1165 Shrrley 76 109 116 Slautterbock Ann1 55 82 103 108 1 Slautterback Susan 76 93 106 109 Slerchter Barbara 76 85 93 116 Sllmmer John 55 85 87 97 102 109 121 Slothour Donald 76 117 Secrest Nancy 76 Sellhamer Florence 76 Senlhamer Glenn 67 119 Sellhamer Jean 67 91 Sellhamer John 76 Sellhamer Norma 54 Sellhamer W1lI1am 54 118 Sellers Nancy 63 67 91 96 Sellers Ruth Ann 76 93 102 Selman Marlon 32 Semor H1 Y 94 Senlor Trl H1 Y 88 89 Sevnlle Janet 54 89 Shade Bonnle 76 93 Shaffer Fred 67 119 Small Small Sm1th Smlth Smrth Smrth Smrth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Barbara 67 91 96 Judlth 55 85 89 96 Barbara A 67 91 103 Barbara F 55 85 104 106 116 0 Carma 29 55 89 100 101 Harry 76 Helen 55 89 103 Jesslca 28 LaVaun 76 108 111 Norman 57 67 Ronald 76 103 Susan 76 104 106 Suzanne 76 109 Vlfglhld 67 87 91 121 Roblson Robuson Roblson Don 76 Luther 53 Robert 76 Roche Ann 76 109 116 Roche M1chael20 67 108 113 135 Rock Brenda 53 89 96 103 Shaffer Joann 76 93 Shaffer V1rg1n1a 67 91 106 Shamback Patr1c1a 68 91 120 Shaner John 54 109 Shaner Roberta 76 109 Sneennger Ph1l1p 76 Snlder Carol Snoke Edgar Snyder Glorl Sollenberger 67 96 a 67 Allen 68 94 98 114 Shatzer Audrey 86 93 Rock Delbert 76 Rock Marlrn 76 108 Roqueplot Ronald 63 67 108 Rosenberry Harold 67 108 Rosenberry Rosenberry Lynden 33 76 Rosenberry Martln 30 53 126 Rosenberry Mlrlam 76 Rosenberry Robert 79 Ross Ross Ross Ross Charles 76 95 109 Douglas 31 76 133 Ear 117 Kent 53 Rossman M1chael67 87 98 108 Rate Rotz Rotz Rotz Nancy 76 93 102 104 105 1 6 Jane 76 Joseph 67 126 135 Margaret 67 90 Rotz Patsy 76 86 Rotz Raymond 35 53 58 94 104 106 Rowland Shlrley 76 93 Rowles Bernard 53 Rowles Ruth Ann 67 90 Royer Harold 53 Ruda Frances 53 80 85 108 120 121 Rummel Dorothy 67 90 Rummel Janet 67 90 Ryder Betty 67 Ryder Fred 67 119 126 Salmon Robert 76 Salter Edward 54 85 87 101 128 129 130 Sanders Wendy 13 64 67 78 82 90 91 Sarvls Glen 76 Sarv1s, Ruth 54 Saufley, Duane 54, 94, 103, 104, 105, 106, Sauf1ey, Mur1el67, 91, 107, 109, 116, 120 Shank Gerald 76 Shank Leon 11 54 55 117 Shank W1ll1am H 16 Shantz Sandra 54 96 Shatzer Shatzer Shatzer Shatzer Shatzer Barry 47 54 87 9 4 Denny 76 95 132 Jack 34 67 79 103 Karen 76 86 93 Sandra 55 85 96 Shatzley Paul 67 114 Shearer Kaye 76 93 116 Sheller Helen 67 91 104 106 Sherbrne Janet 27 31 85 Sherbrne Marlnn 27 79 Shetler Shetler Shetter Shlelds Shlelds Shloley Shrpley Barbara 67 96 Marlorle 76 93 106 109 Vonda 67 96 Colfax 62 67 101 135 Jerry 26 67 135 Freda 67 Nancy 71 76 84 93 Shlpp Patr1c1a 67 96 Shlvely George 67 Shlvely Karen 6 7 55 80 82 89 103 105 123 'hockey Shockey Shockey Shockey Florence 50 55 97 Lrnda 67 84 91 108 121 Margaret 67 91 96 106 Patr1c1a67 91 96 107 Sollenberger Donna 67 84 91 120 Sollenberger Harold 68 114 121 Sollenberger Lrnda 76 93 116 Sollenberger Margaretta 52 55 89 Sollenberger Marte 68 84 91 121 Sollenberger N1cholas 30 55 118 Sophomore H1 Y 95 Sophomore Tr1 H1 Y 92 93 Spamsh Club 108 Spanogle John 56 98 107 114 Spaker Patrlcla 68 Spoonhour Joann 56 104 115 121 Sprow Thomas 56 Stache Betty 68 Stahl Geraldlne 76 93 Stake Carl 117 Stake Carole 68 96 Stake D1anna 68 84 91 109 121 Stambaugh Ann 76 93 Starr Starr Starr Starr Eugene 56 85 98 99 102 104 Louas 119 Sheldon 56 104 107 117 Thomas 76 Statler Cmda 56 Statler J Elwood 134 Statler Judlth 9 15 56 83 87 109 121 Statler Larry 76 109 Steerman Charles 135 Shoemaker Joan 76 Shoemaker Max 11 33 55 87 94 97 12 Shoemaker Suzann 76 93 116 Shoop John 67 Short Jerry 67 106 108 Shover Dons 76 Showalter John 76 95 Shr1ver Raymond 76 95 Shultz, M1chael76, 95, 107 Srlver, Barrett, 19, 79, 104, 106, , Snlver, Jerry 103, 109 Srmmons, Shlrley 67 151 Steerman John 56 Sternbach Carol Sue 68 84 109 121 Stepler Dennls 76 Stepler Joyce 26 76 85 93 116 Stevens Joyce 76 86 Stewart Jerry 134 Stewart Ronald 56 Strne Elalne 56 83 84 89 97 Stme, Roberta 76, 84, 93 Stlne, Ronnre 76 Stockslager, Alvln 68, 94 Stoey, Rlchard 56, 118 O I l ' 7 1 3 I I I ' 'II . 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West West West West West West Barbara 77 Brenda 68 Charles 59 Joyce 77 107 Margaret 68 91 121 Mlchael 77 Robert 68 Terry 70 77 85 95 133 Stralt Rohert 119 Straley Audrey 68 85 Strayer Sldney 68 78 9 Strayer Vonnle 68 91 Strlke Carl 56 117 Strrke Lloyd 77 117 Strlte James 6 8 36 10 113 123 8129130131 Strlte Katharrne 77 85 93 109 Strock Bonnie 77 93 Strock Charles 57 104 Strock Charles E 16 Stuck James 67 Student Advlsory Councll 87 Stu ent LIf98 91011 12 13 Stull Lmda 68 91 102 104 106 Stumbaugh Nancy 66 68 Stunkard Sylvla 77 93 109 Suders Davld 68 Suders Judnth 77 Summers Denrls 77 102 Summers Kay 77 85 93 109 Swanger Janet 77 93 Swanger John 41 57 99 101 107 Swanger Rlchard 77 132 Swartz Swope Swope Swope Herbert 28 94 99 George 77 87 117 Nancy 40 57 104 106 vlfglhld 77 Symonds Catherme 77 Tanner Robert 77 109 Tasker Shrrley 68 91 Tasker Wanda 77 Tasker W1ll1am68 113 124 125 126 127 Tate Carol 66 68 Taylor Chrlstme 49 57 97 Tedrrck Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Patrlcla 77 93 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