Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)
- Class of 1960
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TEACHER - College preparatory English class LEADER - English Department meeting , My ., W ,eg , lid M 4 mi ,522 , ,: -,gg FRIEND - Informal chat wiih sludenis 2 Whole Art Of Teaching Is Art Cf Awakenmg Natural Curloslty The staff of the 1960 Echo as delughted to be able to recognnze one of its favorute people It IS with great admlratlon cmd affectlon that we dedicate thvs forty thlrd edmon to Mrs Eleze P McKenzue She has been our teacher and her crltaclsm has made us cum a little hlgher She has been a faculty leader and our educatnon has been better because of nt She has been our friend and her encouragement has strengthened our fanth nn the future Our thanks to you Mrs McKenzue our unparalleled and unsubordmated thanks if M. -gyda' A - e. gk' 'Ng ,V Q xx? .5 -j ' K+ A 'Q -- s 1 is A 1 I I i W i ,sf .Q 1:-,-.1. ,X , Wi ye 3, aw fl? , 2 W 3: J, X. 4 .... 1 2: MX fiz f i v..g. jJ5 W D' .Z 'W . K H'MmfQ,'zQs.5iZgwsm . gazriff mai 131 fr vi? 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Larry Diehl and William Black determine the levelness of a concrete building block in the ing Trades Shop Inst' fs fb ll model house being built by the Vocational Industrial Build- This must be a very important piece of film if it is to be inspected by Mr. Young and Gregory Martin. 7 Julie Carl, senior member of the Library Staff, is besieged by students-Stephen Gotwals, Larry Statler, Richard Lynch, Dennis Hoftman, Judy Potkolitsky, and Susan Bachtellfto check out their books. ' i ,f 'X-is' 'ff ,sv X,- .ns an-far an . 1 Fi' T' 3 nm ' ' ' f-img? -.1 ,, QQ W 7' 4' ' ' ' N Win' J , -i L as K , 4. A , in W '-- s- it fi ,Q w+?'3'3 S 5' Well, aciually one sits on them, explains Dennis Martin to Patricia Howard, Moiriorie Sheiler, and Glen Kimple as he iries out a plastic air cushion sold by our band. .6 f' W ,dxf my Q ffm The pros , Judy Herman and Audrey Shaizer, explain the corn- plicafed procedures of ushering to beginners Jerriann Yeager and Susan Bowers. X x FJN ....v. I lx f 1 l i ' l 1 l 8 fxl 1 w xx X xv fe ilfiwwx A 'K w 'whey It seems fo me, says Edward Murphy, Thar some people carry fheir books in an unique way as his sister, Mar , care- ' Y fully balances her books on her head. , if Li ,W E K , 'f an it f Qfii, I wx. is . 4 .--. JE M qv' ' S V ,Z sf H ,. , I I 5. E Q 9 .1 Belfy Sanders wonders how she will ever be able To pass a fest when she is locked out of lhe building wifhouf her books. Some people have all the luck, muses Teddy Fraker,1he lone wolf in an all-girl typing class. Wouldn'r it be nice if our school had quadruple doors, think sfudenfs-Pairicia Adams, Beverly Hamillon, Jerry Shively, and Carl Watson-as they get into a typical early-morning iam. 9 CW 'X f. .ll X .fx 1 .,,l l mf his You would never know C sweofers were mode for oy Evelyn Hayes sporls Samuel Brands hard Llflle brothers often come In handy thinks James Fmu For heavens sake Carolyn you dont use cz hammer cane as hls brother Mnchael, carries his and Lindo to flxaradlofor explains Jere Querry To Carolyn Pugh 1 l That's right, the dance will be held next Friday, Public Re- lations Committee member, Katharine Strite, confirms the date of the dance to be held by the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. t Friendly competition! Richard Gordon and Richard Burns 'X sample the candy each is selling. La-lf Deadline day causes a deluge of duties as Parrot editor, Megan Myers, hands out assignments to reporters-Nich- olas Diltenderfer, Gayle Dittmar, Philip Carl, Sandro Holtry, and Susanna Roberts. W M ' 4 1 ,X if X: 1 x i. ra ,- H N z' ,1 uW , 414' ' 9 ,ws . ,Q 'Fi' :iw QL-, ww Le lil if L I , -ogfx ' 'rgly' I Urffortunafeiy all football player: can? be stopped this easily' Kaye , . Shearer gives Sfephen Gotwals an emphatic cms he tries io g Cilifu down lhe up sicurs 1943? -49 ff,,.v ,lm .0 X,',M,.49v-' As quiet as a bomb in a box! Michael Shofler, James Sclichier, Leon Ricloui, and Thomas Newcomer noisily wail for the clock fo tick away their time slips. 12 Patricia Powell, the first superin- tendent's daughter to graduate from CASHS in 38 years, is con- gratulated by her father, Dr. Ed- son B, Powell. See you at the game! Linda Martin to cheer their team to victory Susan Nitterhouse and Sharon Flurle say farewell until they meet that night liiw 13 fn if 'I Q ff I JL-nm! 'V If as af Vw' HW aww 4 Hg kww 61' .ls 'WW' 'ups-2 9 Wimnamv 1-vu Y,...... ..,.- Mzqzf -25 'M amz: iii? .'.:f-gw, -ummm ,m Q 1 ,Q 4.1, JIM quam: W- mf Q 6135933 .M-...v M 67'--x M53-g. gift.-5 .4 ,,A.v..,?V 533131 sauna aww H W- M- .ggi ,Aug Lwjffi GZ2',.3fZf gm:. 511:44 aww gm,-cf' - If '-1. QM G. tx, ,45- Q f' 'mffzf , -h..:f..,.4,a 1 ' 4, 4 3 Q-,.'Z'5 all ' V fffiifdix' ff JOINT CO'VlMiTTEE OF THE CHAMBERSBURG AREA JOINT BOARD owl H t C Bea dslee W ll H Sha k Cla ce C All so J h A ll Row ll-Roy S. Kirkpatrick, Homer K. Zimmerman, Pau fJf7LJJ7C.xf?.,.f,ffiLf..f,.fl fi, BOARDS or DIRECTORS CHAMBERSBURG Herbert C. Beardslee Thomas H. Humelsine Roy S. Kirkpatrick Paul L. Mills Edward H. Sadtler William H. Shank Rudolf M. Wertime Homer K. Zimmerman GUILFORD J. A. Baker Samuel H. Burkholder Paul J. Kaiser Jay E. Karper Samuel Martin Charles G. Miller Charles A. Pryor S. H. Sheller LETTERKENNY L. R. Alleman Mrs. Alice Caltrider Robert J. Harmon William G. Horn Kenneth Reed GREENE Gordon Brookens John S. Cook J. Stanley Faust George W. Fries George T. Hartzell Paul J. Keller John S. Yohe HAMILTON Clarence C. Allison Wiland P. Bricker Garnet B. Dice Charles E. Strock Brandt Wenger LURGAN Ezra S. Bert A. A. Brenize James A. Heckman John A. Ile Harvey J. Zook J. Merle Kauttman, Board Secretary, Ad- ministrative Assistant in Cl ge of Busi- ness and Properties, Secretary Joint Board, Secretary Authority. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Edson B Powell, B S M Ed Ed D University of Pittsburgh --ff' Dr Edson B Powell Takes fume out from has many duties fo exploln the proposed amendment to the Pennsylvomu Const: tuhon fo Mrs Wol kers American Hls fory class Y u. M Beard IS never foo busy to slop and to lnsien to a problem of a sfucleni such as Arlene Rafe and to offer a sultable solu hon PRINCIPAL Rober1J Beard BS Shuppensburg State Teachers College M Ed The Pennsylvania State Umversnty 75 lfxrl- ral FIN' liAegn,mf'lQs ehassrcnim mlucly saiil S faocll !5xC:f'lvi'ly ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Merle B Hafer, A B Geltysburg Col lege AM Columloucu Umversny Aff The sludenls arent the only ones who are en fhuslcushc about czssem ues M Merle B a fer happily watches his sludenis enter The audi forlum for cm e ucu howcxl and enlerlczmmg p ogrom Extends A Helplng Hand To Students ln School Bctltfell M Bender Blecher A Buttmger BOYer M Burket Byers W Byers Grace M Bachtell AB Allegheny College French Eng IS French Club Mildred S Bender AB Wllson College BS Columbia Un: versuty MEd The Pennsylvania State Unlverslty library Supervisor George R Blecher BS Lebanon Valley College Head of Science Department Chemistry Anna E Blthnger BS Shlppensburg State Teachers o lege MS Temple Unlverslty Typewrltlng Patrlcla S Boyer B S East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col ege Health Physical Educatlan Malorettes Marlorle B Burket B S Indiana State Teachers College Vocational and General Homemaklng Future Homemakers of America .Iune A Byers A B Messiah College World History Eng us Sophomore Trl Hn Y Commencement Committee Wayne W Byers B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College MS Umverslty of Pittsburgh Algebra Advanced Algebra Sophomore Class Adviser M Campbell D Cook M Cook W DeBernard1 S Drummond T Drummond E Elder L Epler Martha E Campbell B S Shlppensburg State Teachers Sandra T Drummond B S lndnana State Teachers Col College MEd Western Maryland College English ege Head of Home Economlcs Department Voca tlonal and General Homemaklng Soclal Studies Sopho more Class Adviser Dons S Cook B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College Thomas Drummond B S East Stroudsburg State Teach Typewrutlng General Mathematlcs Business Law ers College MEd Western Maryland College Super Echo Advlser vrsor of Health and Physical Education Indnvldual Reme dial Physical Education Marguerite B Cook BS Susquehanna Unlverslty Elizabeth R Elder A B Wilson College MA Umverslty Head of Commercial Department Shorthand Office Prac of Pennsylvania Head of Language Department Latun tnce Personal Typewrltlng Sensor Trl Hx Y Latin Club Commencement Commrttee Wilma D DeBernardn A B Wllson College Drexel Grad LaRue 0 Epler B S Indnana State Teachers College uate School of Library Science Lnbrarlan World Hlstory Instrumental Muslc Band Orchestra Commencement Library Staff Committee Creates An lmpresslon of Lastlng Importance . .., . .., - 1 . ., . I - , - . .., .., - , , 5 . ., - . .., . .., 1 .., --- 1 ' ... , - -. , . . .., 5 - , .., , , , Q O Pamellia G. Erickson . . . A.B., Wilson College . . . Current Gov- ernment Problems . . . Junior Tri-Hi-Y. Edylhe E. Flack . . . A.B., Bucknell Universityg M.A., The Pennsyl- I. vania State University . . . English, Speech . . . Dramatics, Chair- fi man of Commencement. Charles S. Fleck Carnegie Institute of Technology, The Penn- sylvania State University . . . Vocational Sheet Metal and Weld- ing . .. Future Craftsmen of America. W. Eugene Foor . . . B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College Biology . . . Sophomore Hi-Y. William H. Free? . . . B,S., The Pennsylvania State University . .. Vocational Machine Shop Junior Varsity Football Coach. Wilmot N. Gabler B,S., California State Teachers Collegeg M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University School Psycholo- gist. Z 4... The early bird catches the worm. Mrs. Doris Cook and Mr. Marlin Sherbine put their grades in the books before the last minute rush. , NI P Erickson E. Flack C Fleck W. Foor W Freet W. Gabler 4 37 23 W. Gilley G. Graelit F. Hauck I. Heller M. Hollar M. Houser R. Kinderman J. Kirby M. Kuhn D. Latshaw P. Lucas E. McKenzie QLJNQAU-Q Walter B. Gilley . . . B.A., Moravian College, M.A., Lehigh Robert W. Kinderman . . . B.S., West Chester State Teachers University Special Education Commencement Com- College, M.Ed., Western Maryland College Health, Phy- mittee. sical Education . . . Assistant Coach of Varsity Football, Jun- ior Class Adviser. George D. Graeff, Jr. . .. B.S., Franklin and Marshall Cole Jeanne H. Kirby B.S., West Chester State Teachers Col- lege .. . Physics, Chemistry . .. Camera Club. lege, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University . .. Girls' Guidance Counselor . .. Student Advisory Council. Frederic D. Hauck . .. B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers Col- Margaret K. Kuhn B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege . .. Mathematics, Physical Science. lege, The Pennsylvania State University Librarian Li- brary Staff, Senior Class Adviser. Ida E. Heller B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College Dorothy Latshaw B.A., University of Pittsburgh Eng- Shorthand, Store Practice, Typewriting. Iish, History, Social Studies . .. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. Margaret M. Hollar B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Paul Lucas B.Mus., Susquehanna Universityg Peabody College Shorthand, Personal Typewriting, Oftice Prac- Conservatory of Music Supervisor of Music Vocal tice, Consumer Economics Problems, Salesmanship. Music . . . Glee Club, Choristers, Boys' Quartet. Mary F. Houser R.N., Chambersburg Hospital, The Penn- Eleze P. McKenzie . . . B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Col- sylvania State University School Nurse Nurses of lege, A.M., Cornell University Head of English Depart- Tomorrow Club. ment ... English ... Commencement Committee. 24 ...H 1 C Mlckey J Muller L Mowrey S Naugle M Ohver l. Ostrasky P Owens W Owens Christine W Mickey Dlcklnson College MEd Western Maryland College Spamsh Spanish Club John A Muller BS Shlppensburg State Teachers Col lege MS Bucknell Umverslty English latln E Loulse Mowrey BS The Pennsylvania State Unlver slty Art Supervisor Shirley Ann Naugle BA Gettysburg College Span 5 Maruan B Dllver A B Wllson College MA Cornell Um verslty English Parrot Advlser Lester E Ostrasky The Pennsylvanla State Umversuty Bulldmg Trades Future Craftsmen of America Patncla N Owens B S Indiana State Teachers College Ar Art Servlce Club Commencement Commlttee Wllllam J Owens BS MEd The Pennsylvania State Umversrty General Science Drafting Vocatuonal Related Mathematics Stage Manager Commencement Com mittee Develops Young Ideas Into Mature Thoughts nl ' u! ri f 1 'A 'J P ffl ,. p Q . . ' ...B.A., up .,, . ' .., ' - 1 .., '- ih. ... .., ... - I. I ... ..., I. .,- I I 25 QE . G. Phillips V. Pollock J. Raitik C, Reese W. Robinson M, Rough S. Russo L. Schlichter Mrs. Summers, a new teacher at CASHS, acclimates herself to the daily routine of checking the teacher's mailbox. jaculfy, George W. Phillips B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Western Maryland College Head of History Department . . . History, Geography. Virginia L. Pollock . . . A.B., Muskingum College, M.A., Univer- sity of Michigan Head of Speech Department Speech Chairman ot Assembly Programs. John G. Railik . . . B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Social Studies, English, Biology, Driver Education. Charles R. Reese B.S., West Chester State Teachers College, M.Ed., Western Maryland College Health, Physical Educa- tion . . . Coach of Varsity Football, C Club, Assistant Coach of Track. William A, Robinson . .. B.S., M.S., The Pennsylvania State Uni- versity . .. Vocational Agriculture . . . Future Farmers of Amer- ica. Marlin M. Roush The Pennsylvania State University .. Automotive Mechanics. Salvatore Russo B.S., Clarion State Teachers College History, Social Science . . . Coach of Junior Varsity Football and Basketball. Lowell W. Schlichter B.S., Gettysburg College, M.Ecl., West- ern Maryland College Boys' Guidance Counselor Ath- letic Director . .. Coach of Varsity Basketball. N Emphasizes Broad and Varied Cultural Education Marlin C. Sherbine B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, The Pennsylvania State University Bookkeep- ing, Consumer Education, General Ma'hematics Junior Hi-Y . . . Financial Manager of Athletics. Jessica G. Smith A.B., Gettysburg College, M.A., The Pennsylvania State University World History, Social Science. Donald T. Sollenberger A.B., M.S., University of Penn- sylvania Algebra Senior Hi-Y. Thomas G. Stouffer B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University Book- keeping, General Mathematics Senior Class Adviser, Future Teachers of America. Howard R. Strawmyre B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, The Pennsylvania State University . . . Driver Train- ing . . . Assistant Coach of Varsity Football. Patricia S. Summers B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College English, Speech Commencement Committee. M. Sherbine J. Smith D. Sollenberger T. Stoulter H. Strawmyre l P. Summers J. Swartz ' H. Thompson JJ l , Q I . . il ' A jig silt - f... 4 xx .3 F. Walker L. Watson G. Weeks C. Wengert G?- J. Herbert Swartz B.S., Gettysburg College, M.S., Buck- nell University Head of Mathematics Department Geometry, Trigonometry National Honor Society. Harriet P. Thompson B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College . . . English. Floe H. Walker . Maryland College Social Committee. Lester W. Watson . . . B.A., Wilson College, M.Ed., Western American History Chairman of B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, M.A., Columbia University . . . Biology. G. Glendon Weeks B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, M.S., Syracuse University Physics Science Club. G. Carl Wengert University of Pittsburgh, The Pennsyl- vania State University . . . Director of Vocational Industrial Education. all 4. 'V' ef- 7 'Q ..-EEE' Arleen S. Wingert . . , B.A., Gettysburg College . .. English. J. Marlin Witherspoon A.B., Gettysburg College, M.Ed The Pennsylvania State University . . . English, World History, Current Government Problems Commencement Committee. it Mary Ann Young , . . B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Western Maryland College . . . Physical Education, Health, So- cial Studies Cheerleaders, Future Teachers of America, Junior Class Adviser, Commencement Committee. Philip H. Young . .. B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, M.Ed., Western Maryland College . ., Director of Audio-Visual Education Biology . . . Visual Education Club. A Wingert J Witherspoon M Young P Young Accentuates The Positive Eliminates The Negative ww I was lust frantic my mind was in utter chaos says Miss Boyer Student teachers Mr Work and Mr Linn laugh now but heir :me will come 28 u - - 0 D 0 If iff f JW' .,. XA 4, 1, . WX iight? H . .I . . ,, . I , . . . I 4 An efficient office staff is lhe backbone of 0 school. Mrs. Selmun, Miss Klipp, and Mrs. Horbuugh perform lheir roufine tasks. 'UT' Madeline G. Caldwell . .. Execulive Secrefcry, Superinlen- Evelyn E. Harbuugh Secrefcxry, Principc1l's Office. clen7's office. Beverly W. Emerick Secretary, Superintendenfs Office. Mary Louise Klipp Secretary, Principal's Office. Isabel Gelsinger Secreiary, Superinfendenfs Office. Marian G. Selman .. . Secretory, Principcl's Office. Florenze D. Winckel . .. Secretory, SuperinOendenI's Office. M. Anne Oliver . . . Secretory, Library. 29 M. Caldwell B. Emerick I. Gelsinger F. Winckel E. Horbuugh M. Klipp M. Selmcsn M. 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V -Q 1,7 ,, .M 1,53,y1,.wz5,.1g-. gf all ZWH56 Zvi Q Mrs Margaret Kuhn sympathetic Mr Thomas Stouier human dynamo friend epitome of pahence con bonanza of energy get ambition slderate counselor for the class gm pg 7960 Colors Re an White Cheer Progress progress thats our theme We re the class thats on the beam A cheer for the Whnte A cheer for the Red We re the class that takes the ead 1960 will succeed' Class Song We re the class that s bunldnng hugh And our fame wlll never due Class of 60 us the best Rating far above the rest We re about to take the test Facnng Il'Wl1'l'1 skull and zest Ready now to challenge all From the top well never fall CHORUS Haul haul haul to red and white To the top well ever f1ght' Never fallmg to succeed 1960 will always lead 32 I CI , , 1 d I I 2 U I I 1960 will push aheadg I l 1 , , . . . I 1 - I I I , 1 I I .I .I . . I I I Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurers Hlstorlan Advlsers OFFICERS Patrlcla Martin James Fxnucane Christine Rhodes Ann Johnston Terry West Elden Lelsher Mrs Margaret Kuhn Mr Thomas Stouffer BEFORE US LIES THE The master of ceremonles was announclng the graduates names the planlst was softly playung classucs our turn In lane was gettung closer and we were remembering One year had never gone so fast The begmmng of the fall term had been ftlled to the brlm wlth the sale of magazmes and Christmas cards un whuch we had topped all prevlous records Our last Turkey Hop had been a socral and financual success Mountams of homework tests and pro lects never demented our splrlts and we proved our scholastic worth by having many of our class- T 33 left to right Ann Johnston Chrlstme Rhodes Terry West James Flnucane Patncla Martln Mrs Margaret Kuhn Elden Lelsher Mr Thomas Stouffer IMBER LET US BUILD mates make the honor roll The pageantry of our final Color Day has become an lndellble memory On that night of maguc the Prom we were hosted by the lumors Preparmg for the three day 'aunt to Washington we realized what an Indispensable and our beloved advusers had been Mrs Kuhn and Mr Stouffer had tirelessly and faithfully guuded us to the apex of our hugh school careers As we arvanced closer to the podlum to accept our hard earned dnplomas we had mnxed emotlons Only one thlng was sure, we would never forget CASHS. JULIA ANNE ALLEMAN Vocational Home Economics- Art Club Future Homemakers of America Tri H1 Y JOYCE MARIE ARGENBRIGHT Commercial Secretarial Com merclal Club TrlHlY ee Club Color Day Committee KENNETH LEE BAKER Vocational Industrial Machine Craftsmen of America LORRAINE ALMA ALLEN Academic' a n d Tri- i- Nurses of Tomorrow Student Advisory Council Parrot Staff MIRIAM LENORE ASPER General Band TrlHiY Home Room Committees DONNA KAYE BARD Commercial Secretarial Trl Hn Room Officer RONALD CLARENCE ALLISON Vocational Agriculture- Band Orchestra Future Farmers of LARRY LEE APPENZELLAR General- Future Farmers t America Art Club Home Room MERRILEE ATKINSON General Girls Athletic Assocl ation Home Room Committees JUDITH ANN BARNES Academic National Honor So Junior College Board x4fl 117 I' CHARLOTTE KAYE BAER Commercial Secretarial Library Stott Home Room Committees CARROLL DEAN BARTLE General HIY Home Room -N acatlon Behind Us Lx CJ School Year Begins , , B , H Y, I I , o .' .- .- . . ' - . . ' ,. ,.,,'dA ' 1, . I .- .U I GI . ' . I . ' I . . Shop, Football, Hi-Y, Future Y, Commercial Club, Home ciety, Public Address Squad, Committees. I l K LT ' ff f Q f I I ' . - ' lv-3 ' , , H , , . , . '. ,ff f uw,-. Ao , ' U I K , , V M . , I ,f V l it t l - Q r 34 F,,f 1. 2 PATRICIA IRENE BAUGHMAN Commercial, Accounting, Parrot Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. PHYLLIS JEAN BIESECKER General, Library Staff, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Future HomeA makers of America. WILLIAM ELMER BLACK Vocational Industrial, Building Trades, Home Room Commit- tees. KATHLEEN MARY BECK General, Nurses of Tomorrow, Student Advisory Council, Tri- Hi-Y, Future Teachers of Amer- ico. MARY JANE BIETSCH General, Future Teachers of America, Color Day Court, Tru- HLY, Spanish Club. uw SHIRLEY JOANNE BLAIR General, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Home- makers of America, Home Room Committees. Mr. Andrews strives for that polished look as he makes a final adiustment for Joseph Schellhase's senior picture. 35 CHARLES RONALD BEELER Commercial, Retail Selling, Band, Orchestra, Home Room Committees. wav NANCY MARIE BIETSCH Commercial, Secretarial, Tri-Hi- Y, Commercial Club, Parrot Staff, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. GRACE ANN BENDER Academic, Tri-Hi-Y, S p a n i s h Club, Home Room Committees. t HELEN ANN BINGHAM Commercial, Secretarial, Tri-Hi- Y, Home Room Committees. ROBERT EUGENE BLESS General, Hi-Y, Home Room Committees. SUSAN MARY BOWERS Academic, Nurses of Tomorrow, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Latin Club, Parrot Stalt. - 5 lil vi NASBY ELLSWORTH BOWEN Vocational Industrial, Building Trades, Football, Baseball, C Club, Home Room Committees. RICHARD CARTER BOWMAN General, Future Craftsmen of America, Home Room Commit- tees. l rHoMAs CHARLES Bowen General, French Club, Science Club, Camera Club, Home Room Committees. DONALD CAMPBELL BOYCE Academic, V i s u al Education Club, Booster Committee, Sci- ence Club, Student Advisory Council. f fam t-. ' - wg ,,' SQ EVELYN LORRAINE BRANT Commercial, Secretarial, Com- mercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Home Room Committees. ELEANOR DIANE BOWERS General, Future Teachers of America, Choristers, Glee Club, Parrot Staff. SAMUEL LIPPENCOTT BRAND General, Football, Glee Club, Future Teachers of America, Choristers, Science Club. MARY LEE BRANT Commercial, Secretarial, Tri-Hi- Y, Commercial Club, Home Room Committees. Hail! Hail! Hail! Hail to red and white! This rousing cheer fills the gymnasium as the seniors gather for their first class meeting. 36 XANDRA OWENS BREAKEFIELD Academic Dramatlcs Latln Club French Club MARY SUZANNE BROWN Academlc Glee Club Nurses of Tomorrow French Club Latin Club Trl HI Y PHYLLIS ANN BURKHOLDER Commercial Accounting TrlH1 Y Library Staff Commercial Club fX xf xx L. GEORGIA JEAN BRENEMAN Commerclal Secretarial Trl Hr Y Commerclal Club Girls Ath letlc Association of ZADA ANN BURKE Commercral Secretarial TrlHn Y Commercial Club Home Room Omcer RICHARD ELWOOD BURNS Vocational lndustrlal Machine Shop H Y Football Future Craftsmen of Amerrca BETTY LOU BRICKER Commercial Secretanal TrlHr Y Commercial Club Gurls Ath letuc Assoclatron VIRGINIA ANN BURKETT Academrc Glee Club French Club Latin Club Trl HI Y Home Room Ofticer HERBERT JACOB BUSH General HIY Football Home Room Committees MARSHA LEE BROWN Commercral Secretarial TrrHr Y Commerclal Club Grrls Ath letrc Assoclatlon DONETTA MAE BURKHOLDER General Glee Club Band Tr: HIY Orchestra VIRGINIA ANN BUTLER Academic French Club TrnHl Y Future Teachers of Ameruca Routes And Roads Mapped Out Yearly I I I :-- I I -- I I I I ' , I ' I 1 ' I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I 'I ' I ' . I I I '- I I 'I I I I '- I I I I I - I - Xxx D ,,, so 1 I'X ,, X . fl t xft I-NI, ..,, X HOWARD GARFIELD BUTTS Academlc Glee Club Home Room Committees A-on ZW EUNICE LOUISE CALVERT Commerclal Secretarial TrlHl Y Girls Athletnc Association Commercnal Club MARK PHILIP CARL General Glee Club HI Y Par rot Staff Echo Staff Science Club Home Room Officer I 5 X fckev? X-f c Sf:-V X BRENDA DIANNE BYERS Academic Chorlsters Dramat Class Secretary Student Advisory Council BETTY JANE CARBAUGH Commercial Retall Selling Tr Hu Y Hall Squad Home Room Committees PAUL DENTON CARL Vocational Industrial Bulldlng Trades Future Craftsmen of America BARRETT CRAIG CALDWELL General Science C'ub French Club Color Day Wrmng Com muttee and Play Band rem M1-if I 'mf SHELVA JEAN CARBAUGH Commercial Retail Selling Hall Squad Home Room Committees GRANDON HARVEY CARMACK General Home Room Com mlttees PAUL EUGENE CALDWELL General Science Club Orches tra Home Room Committees JULIE ANN CARL General Glee Club Trl HIY French Club Future Teachers of America Library Stal? ROBERT LEE CARMACK General Home Room Com mlttees Classes Challenge Sur Brain And Body En 1, ' 1 , ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - ' . ics, 1 1 A 1 - . 1 - 1 V 5, 7 1, , ,. ,,.,., I 1 5:1 sa- .1 '- ., 1' . Q 1175352236 -. 1' Q. .2 t Q1 I .. M 3 '-9 ' 1 2 - - 1 1 I- ' 1 1 1 1 '- - 1 . , . . . . . I I - I I I ' I . . , . W l l I 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - A 1 - 1 1 1 ' . ' . 1 . . I gs f LOIS MARIE CAUFMAN Commerclal Secretarlal Trl Hn Y Commercial Club Home Room Commnttees STELLA MARIE COLLINS Commercial R ta I I Sellmg Home Room Oftlcer Library StaFf Trl HI Y Art Club 5 1:-m zu: C JAMES DAVID CHRISTIAN Vocational Industrial Machine Shop Future Craftsmen f Amerlca 'L .png GEORGE DARREL CONNER Vocational Industrial Machme Shop Future Craftsmen f America Home Room Commit tees HARRIETT JANE COLE General French Club Tru HIY Llbrary Staff Home Room Com mlttees JOHN WILLIAM COOK Vocational lnclustnal Machine Shop Future Craftsmen f America Home Room Commit tees 1 Www LOUISE COLE Future Teachers f Amerlca Trl HI Y Spanish Club Llbrary Staff HAROLD EDWARD COONS Vocatlonal Industnal Machme Shop Future Craftsmen f America HIY M R fs Bunsen burners mortars pestles test tubes' Sensors Douglas Ross Walter Hamsher and Donald Boyce become acquamted with these new terms and their appllcatlons nn chemlstry class -40159 ll' . I . I .- .4 . . I . I I .i .- I O I t. I I O , I i . I .- .- I . I Ama' XXL . I e . . I . . I . . . I . . . I . , ' 5 o 1 o 1 I 0 V- 5- . 2 .ng A, S, I . .... V X , 4 ' ' MH. ,MF 7 YP 5 ' ' . 2 ' 5-,, CSM' MV. Ti -V Croft Mew at ,'l,l ' 3 I . in ACL lg' Q I, ff 99 Ni I I 5 Rb Sr YW I - .,. .fir ' '4 3 ,V .V . W' Nb I fu, , . . Q V' H ,Ast Q1 Htl, Si. 'SL Hg T2 Rf ff, 3 f C- N ,V 6 ,N , ed, LQ V CHI .Tdc!f,vJ,. Y 6 S if ' A ' 1 1 I , ' H, K Pb B, 'I ' ,-Grills 7fff F' R-3 A1 'C ' f :Q 6, V ' l I v I 7: l . A ll If ,Ill 39 FAY ANGELA DEAN Academic TriH Y Girls letlc Association Spanish Club JOYCE ELAINE DIEHL Glee Club Cheerleader Girls Athletic Association BETTY JANE DURNER Commercial Retail Selling Trl Hu Y Home Room Committees ,W X31 ELLIS EUGENE DESHONG Vocational Industrial Building Trades HIY Future Craftsmen of America LARRY EUGENE DIEHL Trades Future Crafstmen of America HIY CAROLYN ARLENE EBERLY Commercial Secretarial TrlHl Y Commercial Club Home Room Committees '65 41 DOROTHY MAE DETWILER Academic Glee Club Tri HIY Orchestra Band Future Teach ers of America DONALEE ANN DIFFENDERFER Girls Athletic Association Par rot Staff Library Staff BONITA LOUISE ECKELS Commercial Secretarial Trl Hr Y Commercial Club Home Room Committees 'O-4 BONNIE LOUISE DIEHL Commercial Secretarial TrlHl Y Commercial Club Home Room Otticer NICHOLAS ELLSWORTH DIFFENDERFER Academic Color Day Play Par rot StatT HIY French Club Science Club Glee Club DONNA RAE ECKENRODE Commercial Secretarial TrnHi Y Hall Squad Home Roorn Committees Super Spirit Sparks Senior Selling Spree Y- 'X X .1 .-i-l.,A'h- . .I .. .I I .-.-I .I .I , - 1 '- , , , - f - I , . Generalg Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Vocational Industrial, Building Generaly Choristers, Tri-Hi-Y, . I I t 7 . , . . . I - .I , I ' I .' n I I r I ' I I , . .I . .:.- .I .:.-.- 'I 'I'-'. .I .:.-.- ' I . , ' , 1 I , , . L, - I ff, x 'X I l O O I . . if F' l . LINDA LOUISE ELY Academlc Trl HI Y Latin Club Cheerleader Glee Club Glrls Athletnc Assoclatlon BONNIE BELLE ETCHBERGER Commercial Secretarial TrlHl Commnttees NORMA .IEAN EWING Commercual Retall Selling Tru HIY Commercnal Club Llbrar Staff MARY LYNN ENGLERTH Academlc Class Treasurer Stu dent Advlsory Council Home Room Officer RONALD ARTHUR ETTER General Hall Squad Home BRIAN WESLEY EYER General Stage Crew Spanish Club Home Room Commlttees YVONNE LOUISE ENGLERTH Commercial Secretarial Student Advisory Councnl Home Room Ottlcer Commerclal Club RONALD EUGENE EVANS Vocational Industrial Machine MARGARET ANNA FAHNESTOCK Commercial Retail Selling Trl H1 Y Home Room Committees CRYSTAL GAYE ESTEP Academic Cheerleader S u dent Advnsory Councll Parrot Staff Trl HIY Latin Club ROSALYN KAYE EWAN General Trl HIY Home Room Teachers of Amerlca JOSEPH KURT FELDMAN Academic HI Y French Club Home Roo'n Commrttees in-3 Fun Tastlc Hollclays 'if C313 Expectantly Greeted 'z '- '- . ' , ': , - ' , ' 1 'Q I I ' Y, Hall Squad, Home Room Room Committees. Shopg Home Room Committees, Ofllcer, Latin Club, Future '- , ' , ' y , ' . h ' , 'F 'l 1 '- . . ' . 4 t 1 5, f ' , o . X lun ' ' 1 g I ft? K' JAMES ROBERT FINUCANE Academic, Basketball, Student Advisory Council, Class Vice- President, Echo Staff. TEDDY RAY FRAKER Commercial, Secretarial, Hi-Y, Home Room Committees. GEORGE MARSHALL FREY Academic, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Football, Track, C Club, Hall Squad. THOMAS JEROME FINUCANE Academic, Basketball, Echo Stott, Science Club, Hi-Y. BONNIE LILLIAN FRANK Academic, B a n d, Orchestra, Girls' Athletic Association, Tri- Hi-Y, Spanish Club. ROBERT MACLAY FREY General, Glee Club, Choristers, Basketball Manager, Football, Hi-Y. How will we ever get it home? ponder Mr. and Mrs, Houck, winners of the facul- ty turkey at the Thanksgiving Dance, Their question seems to be shared by onlookers Patricia Howard, Dcnalee Diftenderfer, Thomas Parker, Wesley Leidig, John Man- ges, Douglas Ross, Herbert Bush, and Kurt Feldman, ALBERT JAY FORRESTER Commercial, R e t a il Selling, Home Room Committees. LINDA ANNETTE FREET General, Color Day Court, Glee Club, Parrot Staff, Future Teach- ers of America. LARRY ALLAN FORSYTHE Vocational Industrial, A u to Shop, Future Craftsmen of America, ROBERT CHARLES FREET General, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Football. f ,f ,ga f ' .41 QTY' 4- 3' ' CARL AUSTIN FRIESE General, Football, Hi-Y, French Club, Science Club, Camera Club. LARETTA ELAINE FURRY Commercial, Retail Selling, Com- mercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y. JAMES DONALD FUNK General, Football, Hi-Y, C Club, Spanish Club. GAE GLENNDELLE GARMAN Academic, Choristers, Glee Club, Future Teachers of America, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y. DOROTHEA ANN FURL Academic, French Club, Tri-Hi- Y, Home Room Committees, BRENDA LOUISE GEIMAN Commercial, Secretarial, Library Stafli, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. JUDITH ELAINE GILBERT Commercial, Secretarial, Tri-Hi- Y, Library Staff. JUDITH LOUISE FURLEY Academic, Glee Club, Parrot Staft, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y. RONALD LEE GEORGE Commercial, R e t a il Selling, Home Room Committees. JOHN WILSON GLASS Commercial, Accounting, Stu- dent Advisory Council, Football. Class adviser, Mrs. Kuhn, looks amused as Thomas Parker, Kay Summers, and Shirley Wenger, senior salesmen, all caiole her into buying Christmas cards and wrappings. 44 JUDITH ELAINE GLUCK Commercial Secretarial TrnHl Y Grls Athletlc Assoclatron Commercral Club Lrbrary Stat? RICHARD CARL GORDON Vocational Industrial Machine Shop Future Craftsmen f Amerrca C Club Baseball CAROLE JEAN GROVE General Trl HI Y Library Staff Spanish Club 223' CLC GLEN RICHARD GOCHENAUER Vocatronal Agrnculture Future Farmers of America Home Room Committees DAVID MARTIN GRAYSON General Vrsual Educotlon Club Home Room Committees DAVID GEORGE GSELL Commerclal Retaul Sellmg Hr Y Student Advisory Council Home Room Oftlcer BONNIE LEE GOLDEN Commercial Secretarlal Tr1Hr Y Glee Club Commercial Club ALICE ELIZABETH EENAWALT Commercial Secretarial Tr HI Hall uad Girls Athlehc Assoclahon Llbrary Stal? BEVERLY MARLENE HAMILTON Commercnal Secretarial Trl HI Y Student Advrsory Councrl Echo Staff Honor Society JUDY LORRAINE GONTZ Commercial Secretarrol Glee Club Trl HI Y Student Advlsory Council Hall Squad SUSAN MARIE GREENAWALT Academuc Echo Staff Parrot Stat? Glee Club Latin Club Tru Hr Y Honor Soclety WALTER SCOTT HAMSHER Academic I Latin Club Booster Committee Science Club Llbrary Play Energy Enthusiasm Our Characterlstrcs .I .I . . I .I .i .-.- .I .7 , i' ' '. , , ' - , ' i. , , , , , : 0 - , 2 I-- , , ' , ', , - Y, Sq 1 ' '-'-, ' - , . i I .I . .FZ .I .I .:H.-Y' . r . I A 1 . . Q .1 C 'QLKQQ N! 4 . fr Q fo . 41 Q - o N. I N f - - l ll I kl J 45 SARA ANNE HARRIS General Trl Hn Y Spamsh Club Art Club Library Staff MARY SUSAN HASSINGER Commercial Secretarial Trl HI Y Orchestra Future Teachers of America Llbrary Staff Band CAROL LOUISE Hz:CKMAN General Tru Hn Y Latln Club Home Room Commlttees Q 'llllllll JOY CAROL HARRISON Commercial Secretarial TrlHl Y Library Staff Home Room Officer BARBARA ANN HAULMAN Commercial Retail Selllng Trl HI Y Library Stal? Glrls Ath letlc Association DAV D MICHAEL HECKMAN General Basketball H Y Sc: ence Club Track Team Camera C ub KATHLEEN ANN HARRISON Commercnal Secretarlal TrrHn Y Commercial Club Home Room Commrttees DELBERT LEVI HAWBAKER Vocational lndustrlal Building Trades Future Craftsmen of Amenca RONALD EUGENE HEEFNER General Home Room Commit tees ELAINE ANN HARTZELL Academic Trl HIY Latm Club Girls Athletic Association F ture Teachers of Amerlca SANDRA ANNE HEAGY Academic Glee Club Future Teachers of America Trl Hn Y Parrot Stat? Honor Soclety CHARLES ALBERT HELMAN Vocatlonal Industrial Sheet Metal Shop Future Craftsmen ot America 390 Photos Become 390 Famlllar Faces I.-,-I , I ., .7 ., .2 .I .-..I . I t l , l .I .I .I . .7 .- . ., .. .7 I I I 'I I - I I I , , . . . , . : ' , 2 , i-, '- 1 ' ', . , f - 1 l. '. I l I .. x ,C -Q-' 46 DENNIS EUGENE HELMAN General Art Servlce C b Home Room Committees JEANNE YVONNE HERR Commerclal Secretarial Glee Club Chorlsters Trl HIY Corn merclal Club LOIS MAY HELMAN Commercial Secretarial Tr Hn Y Echo Staff Future Teachers of America Band GERALDINE HEYDORN General T I Hu Y Library Stal? Spanish Club BONNIE JEAN HENRY Vocational Home Economics Home Room Cammrttees zeifiu' NY' GARY LEE HIGH General Home Roo'n Commrt toes JUDITH LOUISE HERMAN Commercxal Accounting Glee u b Tru Hn Y Commercla Club 'IN FRANCINE IRIS HIRSCH Academic Future Teachers of Amerrca Girls Athletic Assoc: ation Band Sensor pncture ' swapping bee' Students Barrett Caldwell, George Kelm, Crystal Estep, Karen Shatzer, Duane Sntes, and Larry Stoops trade photographs to keep as mementos of their friends A 'Y 19' . , A 'x X . , ' lu , ' , ' : I- '- ' ' : , : ' , , , , CI , - - , I - ' ' f T? I ' ., rs isfiw ' 1 f rfemfex wzfeezfffi I - Fjw f3'f2j':' -I' b W ,Z-'I'-I Q W Jiri if 3 ' . -' r' I A jf 5 :.:.,?' rsffw:g:,Q.h. ' Qlrfmefi V' .. 6515555 ' A M? T f I 1 r'- '- , ' f : - '- F r 1 ' ' 1 E ' . ' - I ' KENNETH DOUGLAS HUGHES Vocational Industrial Auto Shop Future Craftsmen f America NANCY LOUISE ISENBERGER Commercial Secretarial Glee Club Trl HI Y Echo Stal? Stu dent Advisory Council LEROY NORMAN JOHNSON Room Committees - ' ,at in :fe Yiiitf 11 1'-Lg ins ' 1 5- -'lin 5413-I ,Emil- mn: I QQ! !- ,gl , 1 ,5 CHARLES ELWOOD HULL General HI Y Camera Club Student Advisory Council Boos ter Club Football HUBERT NORMAN JACOBS General HiY Track Parrot Stott ANN LOUISE JOHNSTON Class Treasurer Echo Staft Nurses of Tomorrow PATRICIA ANN HUMELSINE General Spanish Club Home Room Committees ANTOINETTE MELANIE JAUQUET General Trl Hi Y Art ub Spanish Club ZOA RHEA JOHNSTON H1 Y Commercial Club CAROL ANN ISENBERGER General Art Club Home Room Committees BARBARA ANN JOHNS Academic Trl HI Y Library Staft Home Room Committees REUBEN CLARK JONES Y Commercial Club Pencils Papers Source Theme Capers ' ' f 1 '- 1 , : ' , : , 1 0 ', - ' . ' . . , . l ' , ' 1 : '- , , 'g '- '- , ' , - - 1 , - . 7 '- '- , Cl , , ' , Generalp Art. Club, Hi-Y, Home Academicg Color Day Court, Commercial, Retail Selling, Tri- Commercial, Retail Selling: Hi. - I 1 ' f . , i . I l If ml 3 1 , 1- Q ' 2 . ,S -L 5 r I ' 2 -I n - - Q..-Q ' Q It v 2' ' ' f' '- f X I it 49 DONALD JOSEPH LOWERY Vocational Industrlal Machlne Shop Future Craftsmen of America Book Squad .IOANNE ETHEL MALONE Commerclal Secretanal TrlHl Y Commercial Club DWIGHT PAUL MARTIN Commerclal Retail Sell: g Band Home Room Committees fllx PENELOPE LEIGHTON LOWMAN General Class Treasurer Color Day Play Trl HI Y JOHN PAUL MANGES Academnc Student Advisory Council Parrot StaFf French EUNICE MARIE MARTIN Commercial Secretarial Trl HI Y Commerclal Club Home Room Commlttees CHARLES TONER LUCAS General Glee Club Chorlsters HI Y Science Club Latin Club BETTY ANN MARTIN Commercxal Secretarial Tr1Hl Y Commerclal Club Spanish GREGORY GIFT MARTIN Commercnal Retaul Selling Vls ual Educatlon Club MARILYNN DON MACKEY General Glee Club Library Stat? Program Chairman DONNA RHEA MARTIN Commercnal RetallSelllng Com merclal Club Library Staff PATRICIA ANN MARTIN Academlc Cl-norlsters C I a s s President Student Advlsory Council Trl Hn Y Glee Club College Bound Pupil Success Bound Adult I I Club, Science Club. , Club. I I I .I . .ni .I .I . .:.- .7 . I it Q 1 2 fp In 53 t . 1' mf . Q QC-.fa Vt A ,Jr ,. V. PATSY ANN MATHEWS Commerclal Secretarial Intra mural Basketball Home Room Commlttees FRED DAVIS McCURDY General Home Room Commlt tees RAY EUGENE McLAUGHI.lN Commerclal Accountlng Home Room Commrttees ple GEORGE ROBERT MAYER General Football Track C Club Camera Club JUDI'l'I'I ANITA McCURDY Academlc Trl Hu Y S p a n I s h Club Future Teachers of Amer :ca Latln Club LOIS FAYE McNEW Commercial Retail Selling Trl HnY Commercual Club PATRICIA ANN MCCLEARY Academic Tn Hi Y latin Club Rocket Society, Maqorette VIRGINIA l.YNN McKEE Commerclal Secretarlal Tr Hn Y Commercial Club Student Advisory Councll MARLIN ELWOOD McNEW Vocational Industrial Building Trades Future Craftsmen of America HIY BARBARA ANN MCCLURE Commerclal Retaul Sellmg Tr HIY Commercual Club DENNIS STATLER McKENZIE Academlc Latln Club Home Room Commrttees PATRICIA LEE McNEW Commercial Secretarial Trl HI Y Home Room Committees Hurry, Scurry Worry Deadlines To Meet t . . , If If ' . . . . . - . 5. , 7 - 1 I 1 1 - - , , 1 I , 1 ' . . ' 1 ' I ' , 1 . ., I 1 X , . i - : - - , , 7 I- - z I ' I ' 1 r ' 'af' 'sl K. .H 4 , 2 , p - , , 1 - ' . - , . 5 I - , ' . w Q, I -I t 'FQ 1 TERRA JEAN NAUGLE General A rt C l u b Future Teachers of America Trl HI Y KARL MARTIN OBERHOLSER Home Room Committees HARVEY GENE OVERCASH Vocational Industrial A u to Shoo Future America Craftsmen f gall' A JULIANNE NESSEL Commercial R e t a I l Selling Band Orchestra Trl HI Y French C ul: MARY ANN ORRIS Y Home Room Committees HOUSTON FRANKLIN OWENS General Football Basketball Home Room Committees CAROL ILENE NICARRY General Trl HI Y Future Home makers of America Latin Club Nurses of Tomorrow THOMAS WILLIAM OSTERMAN Room Committees HARRY LAUGHERY OYLER Ceneral Hi Y Spanish Club Science Club .Q II DEANNA JOYCE NOLL Commercial Retail Selling Tr Hi Y Home Room Committees BARBARA JEAN OTT Y Commercial Club BlLl.lE BESS PANANES General Tri H1 Y French Club Parrot Staff Echo Staff Confidence Despite -- - Problems And Dilemmas Ill 42 C3 L 57 W, I . 2 I .I . .2 E .I . .ii- . 1 I' .' . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - I . . Academic, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Commercial, Accounting, Tri-Hi- General, Football, Track, Home Commercial, Accounting, Tri-Hi- . ,.., . ' ' 1 1 , , 1 2 '- 1 ' , F ' ' 1 1 , : o ' . . 1 - ,, 7 ' 'li Q. fi I- 0 ' .U . l F I THOMAS EUGENE PARKER Comvnerclal Accounting HIY Future Teachers of America Echo Staff DONALD GENE PEIFFER Comrnerclal Accountnng HIY Chorlsters Future Teachers of America SAMUEL REUBEN PIPER General S t u d e n t Advisory Councll Art Club Home Room Officer wwe ERMA JEAN PATTERSON Commeraal Secretarial Trl H1 Y Commerclal Club THOMAS ARTHUR PENSINGER General Home Room Commnt tees DONALD LEROY POE Commercial R e t a I I Selling Home Room Committees MARIAN DIANNA PATTERSON General Chorlsters Color Day Cheerleader French Club Trl HIY BEVERLY RHEA PIPER Commercnal Secretarlal TrlHl Y Commercial Club PATRICIA MYRA POWELL Academic Tn HIY Chonsters Parrot Staff Future Teachers of America Spanish Club ROBERT JESSE PAXTON Commercial Retail Sell: g Band HIY Home Room Com mnttees EDWARD BOYD PIPER General Home Room Officer DONNA LEE PREISLER Commercial Secretarial TrlH: Y Cheerleader Glee Club Commercial Club mm A Cheer For White f A Cheer For Recl - I I ' I I I ' ' I I I n I I ' I I ' I ' I I m vu, I x 1? 1 an A- ' 1 7 ' 1 I - I I ' ' I - , . , . 1? Q . -I S, i ff , 'W 2' 7 I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' ' ' ' I I I , - , . . f, N50 ,ffm-t 1 I CAROLYN LEE PUGH Commerclal Secretarual Tr Hn Y Commerclal Club Home Room Officer SEPH CLINTON REISHER General Home Room Commrt tees JERE DELL QUERRY General HIY Glee Club Cam era Club PETER JOHN REMMEL General Track Home Room Commlttees It wr--5 ALLEN CLYDE REBOK Commercial Accountlng Foot bal Glee Cl LORETTA MAE REEDER Commercial Retall Selling Tru HI Y Commerclal Club CHRISTINE FRANCES RHODES Academlc Echo Staff Class Sec retary Student Advisory Coun Trl I ..5t-M WALTER DANIEL RICHARDS General HIY Science Club Stage Crew AW Met' Students are not the only ones who luke to dress up on Color Day the cars dusplay thenr red and whlte too Seeing to this pleasant task are seniors Phllllp Schafl Joan Kessler Jean Breneman Donald Boyce Donald Funk Elden Lelsher Christine Rhodes ond Robert Freet ', 'ii-7 1'-, fs ', 'Q - .1 ' 'PA' , , . l, ub. - . - - 4,1 JO 2 ' - : , ' 2 , - : '- , ' , - . , - . cil, '-H'-Y. -Q 2' ff Qwza ' we .4 5 un . f K , 3 t if ' f- em A , ' ,, , 2 ,....,... .- ' 2 'Fl ff . ,, ,, . . . - T I ' T I I I I , f , - 59 NANCY ANN ROTE Commercial Secretarial Trl HI Y Echo Staff Color Day Court Chorlsters PHILLIP BOOTH SCHAFF General Football Track Span RICHARD BRINTON SCHUCHMAN General Home Room Commit tees k if 5 if PATSY HELENE ROTZ Commercial Secretarial Trl Hu Y Commercial Club JOSEPH GAYLIN SCHELLHASE Commercial Accounting Class Staff Baseball JAMES MICHAEL SCLICHTER General Spanish Club C Club Future Teachers of Amer :ca Basketball SHIRLEY ANN ROWLAND General Spanish Club TrlHn Y ruture Teachers of America Nurses of Tomorrow RICHARD LEE SCHOENLEBER Commercial R tall Sell: g Committees FLORENCE CORRINE SEILHAMER Commercial Secretarial Home Room Committees GLEN ALDEN SARVIS General Art Service Club Spamsh Club EDITH ARIETTA SCHUCHMAN Commercual Secretarial TrnHu JEAN LOUISE SEILHAMER Commercial Retail Selling Trl HI Y Home Room Committees Tulle Ancl Tux And Flowers And Proms I I I I , I , : . I e . .ni . I . 1 .E .- ish Club. Vice-President, C Club, Echo Band, Orchestra, Home Room Y, Commercial Club. I l I lj X V' f - iwvi I lm 1 ' I gl I I' 6I THOMAS FRANCIS STARR Academic, Parrot Staff, Band, Science Club, latin Club. ROBERTA ELLEN STINE Commercial Secretarial Tr1Hi Y Commerclal Club Future Teachers of America QCATHARINE STKITE Academic Cheerlea er Trl Hu Y Parrot Staff, atm Club French Club. x PJ f I duff, ,V Lp In T4 LARRY EUGENE STATLER JOYCE MARIE STEPLER General, French Club, Football, Commercial, Secretarial, Tri-Hi- Y, Commercial Club, Parrot Staff. Track Manager. If... ,I I Judie. ARTHUR LARRY STOOPS General HIY Spanish Club Home Room Committees Cub I 51 U sYLvlA DARLENE sruNKARn X' Academic Trl HI Y Latm Club Staff W W' HA If v X GLADYS RUTH STOUFFER VIRGINIA Commercial Secretarial TrlHu Commercial Y Parrot Staff Commercial Y Com: Gee Club Chorlsters Parrot Staff MARCELLA JOYCE STEVENS Commercial, Secretarial, Tri-Hi- Y, Commercial Club. Library No More Pencils No More Books M' 14 A af '15 .2-E T M... ' 1 5 ai, W w Q'- fb, W 0- 4 A-, W , .kv M. H 3 V1 fy fl N 3. , 2,2- N., ROBERT LARRY WINDEMUTH General Parrot Staff HIY Spanish Club JERRIANN RAE YEAGER General Color Day Play Tn HIY Spanlsh Club Future Homemakers of Amerlca MARTIN AUGUST YOUNG General French Club Home Room Commuftees X NANCY ELIZABETH WISE Commercial Secreiarlal Glee Club Commerclal Club Home Room Commmees SHERRY DIANE YEAGER General Color Day Play Fu ture Teachers of Amerlca Tru HI Y Spanlsh Club ANN YOUN6 Academnc M! A4'f25'ub Fu'?fclC'Me . 055315 fyfLI,fnfz ,gf A4-I M5114 r' CJ, 4,6 PATRICIA ANN WOLFE Commercual Re1anISellung Por ro! Staff Home Room Comms! fees BRENDA JOYCE YOCUM Commercial R tall Selling Home Room Commuflees BARBARA JEAN ZIMMERMAN Academlc Tru HIY Nurses of Tomorrow Spanish Club GARY LEE WOODS General Spanish Club Home Room Commlffees JOHN THOMAS YOUNG Academlc Home Room Commit Iees Latln Club LAWRENCE RAY ZWIEBEL Academlc Parrot Slug Art Club Spanish Club fx aj! A Tlme Treasured I f f Il jimi' Through The Years 1 l Mx lf, --IE A I V KX , 1 , '- 1 , - ' , 9 ' ' 1 'J '- 74 I I , I .M I I . 2 .I .I I - I I ' . GI 729+ , ' . , ' . e a, ub. of I K as . L ' V ' 714 N . Lf! 14 'Q' X I . ' 1 A l 'LT' . 0 K L. 4. ,H-1,3 .Q Now where's the ice cream for the Baked Alaska? cries Lucille Daihl to Marjorie Shetler as she searches through the freezer in the home economics room. . . . one nation, under God, with liberty and justice for all. In the patriotic at- mosphere of the Freedom Shrine and the American Flag, American History students -Hubert Jacobs, Terry West, Patricia Howard, Thomas Osterman, and Susan Greenawalt-recite The Pledge of Al- legiance to the Flag. Answer these ques. tions with complete S p a n i s h phrases, states Senora Mickey to her students as Senora Naugle checks to see that the facilities of the new language lab- oratory are used cor- rectly. BUT, Bob, V 1 16h QB 1- Bl -f-MQ, pergigfg Lorraine Allen to Robert Frey as they cram for ci solid geometry Yesf, fllfv. Nancy lsenberger and Donald Singel ge! cough! in cz CASHS corridor collision thot results in their dropping all their subieclsf' John Gloss takes ?l1e lost long, lingering look cn the hulls of CASHS. 71 gram of 1960 Nearest Most Aihlefic Most likely io Succeed Bonnie Weaver Rosalyn Ewan Nancy lsenberger Michael Tolberr Thomas Werrz John Monn Most Talkafive Mos! Talented Ruth Tice Diane Bowers Nicholas Diffenclerfer Jerry Silver Mos! Ambitious Best Dancers Friendliest Kaye Shearer Suzann Shoemaker Mary Lynn Englerfh John Manges Charles Hull Douglas Ross .Mes-wsl A74 That thing went out with the Stone Age says Michelle Just thunk our class will be the flrst to wear them muse Derrldlnger to Mr Kirkwood Buy this new Stanley mop Anne Bender and John Walker as they proudly view the and support the lunlor class only oftlclal CASHS school rings newly lnnovated this year The lunuor class motto presents a challenge not only In school llfe but In the future The de sure to succeed does not end with graduatuon but at as our goal for llfe Thus :deal msplres us to great achuevements and helps us to conquer dolly problems whether large or small CASHS as a part of llfe worthy of respect Be Ing lumors meant more than enloylng the thought of belng upperclassmen ut meant fulfillmg an ob llgatlon for education and approaching maturity nn Ieadershup whuch wms recognnhon and mertts responslbllltles Some of the actuvutues were planned to help finance the class trap to Washington The treas ury must be fed therefore busy amloltlous lun tors sold large quantities of peanut brlttle book covers and Stanley products Other actlvutles were of a socral nature The prom brought members of all classes dressed In their best formal attire Our class provlded the beautuful decorations for thus festive event Color Day was another hlghlught of the year Junuors selected three attendants to the queen and presented a gift to the school All loyal classmen were resplendent wearing our colors blue and gold and IOIFIIHQ lustuly an the song and cheer of the Class of T961 ff - . ,, . ,, . . ,, 1 1 . . . ,, . . . . ,, . . . . . , . . . H .H . . . 1 1 I I ' r - ' I I r ' , . . I . I I - I H..-e r n 7 - -rv If-Q , 5 .A v -H -1 -x-fr Af, , ls-, l M- M- ru Jfg-ir -J. T- kJElt,HlJ, Ili? .-H'f:T,.1f5. 3.132 X, xl WWW? QF Left to Rlght Charles Salter Barbara Ryder Carol Jones D M ennls artm Mr Klnderman Mlss Young John B Hawbaker Duane Eb Mx President Charles Salter Vice presldent Carol Jones Secretary Duane Eberly Treasurers Barbara Ryder Dennis Martin Historian John B Hawbaker 75 Advlsers Mr Robert Knnderman Miss Mary Ann Young erly v,? fn 1 , , c ig!! ,, .waz , . g 4 Q N Az 1- , ' I A 'X - apr: P I V A Q X Y - 5 X r 5 1 -wp. , if , , U. , i fn- ff! A. 1' if r' ' ,f . ' ' A 'V ' J x , YP -1 1 in 1' I 1, , x A , 3 is if A 5 , ,K ,W aww, , , W, . 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K I -I I , 1 V 3 if - ' ff, T Q ' qw - -f'-U' Q Nw X 1 i ,.,, , , ,QW If 9 lgw . nk , 7 1 .1 Q ew 'Ki ' A J W 84 .if . ff gf 4 . if ' 4 x f' x, ' X M f 3' Q K rl mails , H '57 G' xr' 4' Q ' A' , lx H MW-f.3, . 149.11 I I 2 M 5 sil S ! 3 fs 5 Rowl-B. Henry, V, Hoch, B Holfry, B. Guishall, M. Henne berger, S. Hill, E. Hays, L. Ham moncl, S. Henry, S. Gufshall, R Guishall, C. Helman, Y, Henry C. Hock, J. High. Rowll-L Heck, D. Holsiay, C. Harrison R. Hamsher, R, Hariman, D Hoffman, M. Hoch, J. B. Haw baker, F. Hammond, B. Hassler Row Ill-C. Helmuih, J. A Hawboker, G. Herberl, G. Hol- linshead, L. Haas, G. Hawbeck- er, H. Harrison, D. Heckman, M Hair. Row I-B. Hoover, J. L. Hors? C. L. Jones, J. Kegerreis, M. J. Horsf, B. Jones, R. Kiser, D. Jones, P. Hoover, T. Jones, B. Kegerreis, M. Jacoby, J. Knox, C. Kanner, L. Kanner. Row Il- J. Kyler, C. J. Jones, J. Knepper D. Hosfeffer, J. Keck, E. Knoll A. Hrimnak. Row Ill-J. Kaufi- man, H. Jones, J. A. Horsl, C, Huber, J. Kell, R. Kluias, G. Jones, B. Johnson, E. Knepper. I I No, fhis isn'f track practice. Swimming class is over and Mary Cramer, Anne Ridgely, and Mary Lou Mickey aim to be punctual for lheir next class. Bridge The Gap Between Doubt and Certainty Rowl-D, Mackey, J. R. Leh- man, B. Largent, D, Mason, H. Leisher, R. Laughlin, C. Koontz, J. Ludwig, C. Lawyer, L. Leete, B. A. Martin, L. Lytle, E. Kram- er, R. Martin. Row Il-J. Lowe, L. Martin, B. L, Martin, D. J. Martin, R. Lynch, G. Lehman, R. Lauver, G. Landis, B. Lehman, D. M. Martin. Row Ill-N. Mar- tin, J. E. Lehman, E. Martin, T. Martin, J. Martin, C. Laye. Row I-J. Meyers, D. Myers, V. Mickey, J. Morganthall, G. Mc- Brayer, B. Miller, B, Mellinger, G. Miller, D. Miller, E. Miller, M, Mickey, P. L. Monn, .l. Mow- ery, P. R. Mann. RowIIfK. Mickey, G. Mclntire, J. Miller, D. McNew, J. Metz. Row Ill- J. McKenzie, D. McKendrick, J. McCardell, G, McKee, T. Mc' Clure, D. Mills, F. Morrow, S. McCleary, E. Mull. Regardless of the risk, Diane Eberly cannot suppress the de- sire to sample the peanut brittle which her class is selling. 'x Q 'ENB L... tv' L X New ,nu '51 ,I t-0 wr ni f.,s ,ky Tru? ln.-if QA Row I-K. Patterscn, S. Nitter house, J. Nelling, M, Oyler, M Murphy, R. J. Myers, J. Parsons N. L. Myers, .l. Patterson, M Ott, L. Peters, M. Negley, S Osterman. Row II--R. Pals grove, J, Ott, R. M. Myers, B Perry, N. Myers, J. Owens, D Osterman, R. Nicorry, C, New man, C. Noel, F. Nye, R. Ocker R. Myers. Row lllfB. New comer, M. Pfoutz, D. Nye, R Newton, R. Pensinger, N. Poe. Row I-F. Runyon, P. Roman, A. Ridgley, P, Sondoe, D, M. Ros- enberry, D. Reitz, S. Reinemcn, M. Royer, B. Scnders, B. Ryder, D. Rice, C. Rock, D. Rock. Row llfB. Ransom, K. Rosenberry, J. Rock, D. L. Rosenberry, C. Ross, R. Reichard, L. Rosenberry, J. Rosenberry, J. Rotz, M. Rock, L. Rite, M. Raudabaugh. Row III-C. Salter, R. Rowles, J. Sc:- vidge, R. Rotz, M. Rachillcn, P. Rhine, D. Robison, L. Riclout. ln the guidance office, Ronald Gelsinger and Carolyn Small discuss future college plans. They've Got Gumption That Gets Tough Jobs Done Rowl-S. Shipley, J. Shreiner, C. Shuyler, C. Small, D. Shaffer, B. Secrest, A. Small, D. Shank, J. Smith, S. Shanabrook, G. Seaks, S. Seiders, P. Sherman C. Shockey. Row II-B. Shoop, J. Shartz, B. Sollenberger, B. Schott, H. Silver, W. Shively, R. Shoap, D. Shoemaker, T. Shade, J. Schmitt, S, Schuchman, E. Shockey. Row III-C. Seablom, L, Sellers, G. Shetter, M. Shear- er, W. Sites, T. Snively. Row I--D. Strike, G. Stoufter, J. Stouffer, W. Tasker, M. Tho- mas, G. Trostel, E. Treher, P. Upperman, B. Tosten, N. Ston- er, A, Sollenberger, J. Statler, L. Sollenberger, L. Stoner, D. Thrush. Row ll-D. St. Clair, W. Timmons, R. Stravolo, E. Staley, R. Uglow, L. Trace, R. Statler, P. Tuttle, K. Terhune, R. Tay- lor. Rowlll-J. Summers, L. Stouffer, E, Trail, R. Stumbaugh, R. Swope, J. Umbrell. Row I-S. Zammito, V. Weller, N, Wilson, J. Worthington, D. Whitfield, C. Zimmerman, D. Waclel, E. Wenger, M. Washa- baugh, L. Zimmerman, G. Wolfe, J. Wagner, J, Wenger, S. Zimmerman. Row ll-E. Wa- del, B. Wingert, L. West, D, Witmer, R. Zimmerman, R. Wen- ger, R. Wingert, D. Wagaman, M, Wallace, F. Wagner, L. Wen- ger, L. Varner, N. Walterick, D. Wrcbleski. Row Ill-J. Walk- den, J. Washabaugh, R. Van Scyoc, L. Vanderau, R. Varner, J. Weiner, J. Walker, F. Witter, R. Yeager. we ,pe- 5.-.. A 'xYes'rerday Is Gone, Tomorrow May Never Come, Today ls Ours Left to Rlghf Jerry Overcush Mrs Drummond Mr Bye s Moxlne West Suson Ely Judnh Marin John McNew Presuclent Jerry Overcosh Vnce president Suson Ely Adwsers Secretory Juduth Morhn Mrs Sandra Drummond Treosurers Moxnne West John McNew Mr Wayne Byers Hustorlon Ccarol Boker 82 QA r waz .ivpfw Enthusnastlc and eager as the day beguns sophomores Rodun s Thinker has nothmg on Bruce Omwake who John Zummerman Larry Ott Paul Mllls Gerre Beard strikes a thoughful pose as he ponders the school duo and Lnnda Sulver proceed to the audutorlum to oftlcually gram In hus CASHS handbook recelve their colors Amnd the unfamlllarlty and lnsecurlty of ct completely new routine the class of 62 emerged trnumphant Thelr enthuslasm and school sptrlt was exempllfled by the fact that they surpassed thenr upperclassmen and won the library play ttcketselllng race Amblttous members of the class readuly took an actuve part tn the varuous clubs of CASHS and accepted responsubuluty nn thenr organnzatnon The more Herculean sopho mcres greatly bolstered the athletic teams ln the l.lttle Trolan dlvnslon Others prlded In seeing thenr names onthe honor roll each marktng per nod Thenr many talents were exhnbnted on Color Day when they presented a well prepared and tnterestnng play to the students and faculty Truly deservant of recenvtng their colors red and white the senlors were proud to recognize them as theur slster class When final examlnatlons arrived sophomores met them with determuna tuon and capability and surmounted them suc cessfully They confirmed that they were not only eager but were also ready to advance to the next step of their hugh school career Row I-P. Adams, C. Baker, M Bama, F. Beam, S. Beaston, S Bachiell, G. Beard, S. Baker, S Barnharf, D. Barnhart, B, Bard M. Beaver, J. Ashway, D. Baer G. Ashway. Row ll-T. Appen zellar, R. Beckner, A. Beatfie, L Armstrong, E. Angle, S. Auman R. Barnhart. Rowlll-J. Bafh H. Baughman, R. Asper, R Baer, W. Bell, J. Barnes, J Bailey, R. Ankerbrand. Row I-D. Brechbill, D. L. Brech- bill, D. Bifiinger, L. Brennan, B. Brown, L. Blair, C. Burkholder, S. Benneff, J. Burns, L. Bricker P. Byers, P. Brown, C. Brookens S. Bowling. Rowll-R. Bou- han, R. Besi, J. Byers, T. Boyer, C. Bigler, R. Brandt, S. Burns, B. Boyce, R. Bender. Row III- A. Brown, J. Brunner, C. Ben- der, R. Branf, C. Bumbaugh, J, Bowman, R. Bumbaugh, J. Bufis, S. Brenize, Row I-L. Diehl, D. Dice, J. Day- ton, D. Carbaugh, B. Carbaugh C. Carbaugh, J. Depuy, C Clugh, P. Cline, B. Criifenden J. Dean, F. Cook, L. Dale, K Cole, D. Comp. Rowll-G. L. Cooper, F. Diehl, S. Cook, J Deifzel, J. Dice, T. Diehl, G. J Cooper, M. Cooper, P. Car- baugh. Row III-J. Cuichall, R. Dangler, J. Dickson, W. Cowan S. Cordell, E. Deibert, L. Cox. 1 f I Do They Know That The Best Years Are Ahead Row I-J. Drawbaugh, R. Fox, E, Fegon, R. Faircloth, S. Ely, N. Fahnesiock, D. Ewan, A. Ford, B. Eyer, P. Eberly, C. Fields, J. Elser. Rowll-D. Divelbiss, J. Fahnesiock, M. Finucane, T. Dun' away, C. Farner, R. Fisher, M. Flefchinger, D. Foreman, L. Ev- ereifs. Rowlll-E. Eberly, D. Foore, J. Finafrock, R. Forbes, E. Eshelman, L. Fahnestoclc, G. Fausi, L. Evans, D. Eslep. Row I-M. Gilbert, M. Greeno- walf, D. Glass, B. Fuller, B. Gel- singer, S. Frey, C. Fritz, L. Geissler, R. Gabler, A. Glass, S. Glasgow, J. L. Frey, P. Gift, D. Graham, P. Gaumer, D. Frey. Row IIiC. Garner, J. Good, C. Gerharf, G. Geissinger, D. Frey, G. Gayman, J. Funk, E. Gorman, K. Gosserf. Row lll-J. Frank, D. Goshen, J. Geiselman, J. Garns, T. Gabler, J. Frey, J. Fur- man, G. Fries, L. Furman. The end already? queries Rodney Taylor as he, Ronald Perry, and Carl Schleicher ad- vance fhrough ihe cafeteria line for the first lime. y-...A F: 'i' in .. Av an vw ? ,.. .. ,,, 'prev just :ft was ,nm ...nv 'i. 'QP A-.4 -M. .. A in KA-sexi., 4 ,? on-no 'l f'.. 4- . Mau wwe , .Ry 50,010 vw. -Jw . L .. . . , , .Muff - -vs. kann, r .7 A l. .. sglvicgviii . . , --:-eggs. .....,.w. . . Hhs fe R M 21 ,, '! 'T ...un M , 4 www. .mgwyywx A 4 V 'YA' ICQ: 1ar.w T' . M or ..-m pm- -. M 1 ,,,, mm' ' f-n-u -..-... :f 0 . 1- ' BMS .44 9 -'Nga ...M A-mi 4...-a 'E My .4 V1 1-n-4,f A .1 .Jawa-X 86 Row I-Y. Hirsch, D. Helmufh R. Henry, R. Guyer, J. Hobbs S. Hill, M. Homsher, P. Harmon J. Hock, J. Heckman, D. Honn B. Harrison, R. Greene, R. Har mon, P, Hartronft. Rowll-J Helman, M. Heckman, S. Hep fer, R. Hancock, R. Harman, G Harlowe, H. Guyer. Rowlll- M. Helman, J. Harmon, E. Heck man, G. Hanks, G. Hill, R Heckrnan, T. Hepfer. Row I-J. Jamison, B. Kaiser A. Keebaugh, R. Ile, M. John son, J. Hollinger, D. Kennedy D. Jordan, B. A. Hornbaker, D lsenberger, S. Jones, S. Kell, C A. Jones, S. Jacobs, D. Johnson Row II-A. Holfry, L. Hoover, J Hull, J. Jenkins, F Horst, T. Johns, K. Holfry, Rowlll-G Homer, J. Huber, G. Hoffeditz L. Jeffrey, C. Hosfefter, K. Hol lenshead, C. Keefer, L. Johnson Row I-J. Kiizmiller, D. Lehman, C. Loxson, J. Lenherr, C. Leh S. J. Lehman, S. A. Lehman, D Koons, J. Knepper, S. Lohman, P. Leberknighf, G. Lighfner, S Kennedy, P. Loder, S. Kriech- baum. Row Il-K. Knoll, J Laird, N. Konkel, G. Kline, G Humelsine, E. Kisiler, R. Kline 1 W. Landis, C. Kul-ins. Row III- D. Kuhn, W. Klenzing, J. Leath- erman, R. Lawrence, T. Kirk' wood, W. Kifzmiller, G. Kimple R. Lehman. 1 f They Bring To CASHS A Fresh Point Of View Row I-V. Martin, J. Miller, R. March, E. McCleary, J. A. Mar- tin, L. Martin, S. Mackey, J, Marshall, H. Morrison, K. Lowy, J. Mitchell, D. McKnight, V, Mooney, E. Monn. Row ll-G. Miller, C. Marshall, G. Orris, L. Moore, R. Monn, R. E. Martin, D. McFadden, R. Mickey, D. McCurdy, R. M. Martin, R. Mat- thews, D. Moore, P. Mills. Row lll-D. McDowell, M. McGuire, J. L. Martin, B. Morrow, C. Mil' ler, J. McNew, R. McKenzie. Rowl-S. Orris, R. Olson, J. Newell, B. Morton, D. Mowen D. Patterson, G. Myers, J. E, Mull, Z. Myers, L. Owens, D. Neumann, S. Musser, R. Nicarry, N. Neal, G. Morton. Rowll- T. Newcomer, S. Myers, K. Pain fer, L. Ott, R. Patterson, J. Mume mert, J. Omwake, D. Myers, J Pentz. Row Ill-C. Niemeyer, E. Murphy, D. Newell, T. Ommert, J. L. Mull, R. Newman, J. Mus ser, N. Myers, J. Overcash, T. Nicorry. Row I-C. Pine, B. Pogue, C Rhone, N. Punt, B. Powell, C Reed, J, Potkalitsky, P. Reasner, L. Rebok, S. Reamer, S. Pisle, L, Peters, C. Pittman, C. Reitz. Rowll-D. Reeder, A. Petrocy D. Petiocy, V. Reihart, D. Rid out, J. Potts. Row lll-W. Poe, R. Secrist. A. Rachilla, J. Reese, R. Raitsnider, L. L. Rotz, D. Pick ing, R. Perry. gre., f'F -W.-J-f amen was , -im A vom Q-3 PKQ-A ...Ls si g wx' V ,-in M44 Q.- quam N- 04.10 Q.. Row I-G. Rofz, E. Ross, C. Shade, B. Schnabel, D. Sellers, J. Robinson, A. Seilhomer, M. Schoff, B. Rotz, L. Rock, A. Schmitt, S. Schlichter, L. A. Rotz, S. Rotz, S. Seligman. Row Il-H. Rosenberry, G. Schuch- mon, G. Rupert, D. Rollins, R. Rock, C. Seaks, G. Rowe. Row Ill-R. Sease, W. Rosenberry, H. Schuchman, P. Roche, F. Robine son, K. Rotz, E. Sadtler, C. Schleicher. Row I-A. Slaybaugh, B. Sites, M. Slothour, D. Shonk, P. Shatzer, R. Shank, J. Sollenber- ger, L. Silver, C. Shively, K. Sites, N. Sneeringer, D. Shields, M. Shearer, J. Shockey. Row ll-D. Shaffer, G. Shively, B. Short, L. Smith, J. Shotzer, R. Shew, G. Shearer. Row Ill-M. J. Shaffer, W. Small, R. Shipley, W. Shrader, M. A. ShaFfer, J. Smith, N. Snowberger. To dream of a goal is often to attain it-but wishing won't help William Woods when his teacher becomes aware of his mental wanderings. Soon Develop That New Look Cf Confidence Row I-S, Sollenberger, D. Sord, S. Sorcl, D. Tasker, J. Swope, M. Strock, G. Starr, M. Steerman, E. Summers, H. Strait, S. Stev- ens, D. Statler, R. Statler, B. Stiffler. Row II-L. Tarquino, G. Spielman, R. Swailes, N, Ston- er, G. Stine, D. Swailes, L. Stouffer, F. Sprenkle, J, Stilwell, R. Stevens, J. Stanciu, D, Spoon- hour, B. Sherman. Rowlll-R. Sprow, J. Symmonds, P. Stat- ler, W. Stache, D. Strock, R. Strayer, A. Thomas. Row I-P, Wenger, L. J, Wen- ger, S. Taylor, L. Webster, K. Washabaugh, B. Walter, K. Watson, M. Weinberg, S, Wen- ger, R. Tritle, C. Truett, A. Wel- ler, B. Wenger, D. Wagaman. Row Il-R, Taeker, R. Taylor, K. Walker, C. Trace, P. Thomas, T. Ward. Row Ill-S. Tolbert, R. Warren, G. Wenger, H. Wag- ner, C. Watson, C. Walter, L. C. Wenger. Row l-M. West, B. Zeis, B. Witherspoor, B. Wilson, V. Zeek, M. Witter, J. M. Wingert, S. Wolfe, C. Whorley, E. Wit- mer, L. Wolff, C. Wilkins. Row ll+J. Zimmerman, W. White, G. Willhide, H. Woods, J. Wingert, R. E, Yeager, R. Witmer, W. Widney. Row Ill-R. L. Yeag- er, V. Wiseman, R. Wible, R. Wright, B. Wolf, S. Zeger, P. West. l 3 . 1 1 'DZ -ll- I VARY. xx ,, , M SQA - 5 ff ' Z . . Lin ' fe A Is if ,if W f 4,4 1 is A in . as W! l 1 'Y i I six I N., 1- .4535 o fl.. Q V 1 W, 4 'XX' 1 . -vi J' 1 NX. all-X 1 I - N ' ir - . X . X 3, x LX' X ll. 14 DQ ' 1 is Nl QR 3 X x N .X X -. 'W ffwbsi, X' -1 ,, ' , r K X KY W if 2 a, D 1 1 Dx S 3 ' M T 5 v P 35 X ' M . . .t '+.' 1 I 'Ns X Q Senior attendants, Nancy Rate and Linda Freet. Sophomore attendants, Judy Martin and Maxine West. fnlm. mmf, Llp, lu-M0 WV TJ- Jf ' Color Day Comes But Once A Year, What A Day! A hush falls over the auditorium the lights fade and the music begms Color Day 1960 The dramatic Impact of the spotlight in the dimmed auditorium makes an impressive setting for the entrance of Queen Ann and her court The Seniors tearfully remember that this is their last Color Day as their president proudly presents the colors red and white to their sister class the Sophomores Juniors bedecked in blue and gold feel a surge of pride as they offer their gift for posterity to CASHS The dance in the evening is the climax to a perfect day. It seems to all that just a few min- utes ago the day began but now it is over. Time has passed very quickly but not so quickly that we will not have memories forever. Junior attendants, M'cheIle Der 'dinger and Linda Etter. Maid of Honor, Melody Jacoby. 4, Row 5-P. Howard, S. Holtry, C. Hoch, B. Sherman, N. Kriner, Y. Grass, P. McCleary, D. Eberly, J. L. Frey, B. Miller, B. Ryder, M, Jacoby. Row Il-C. Lawyer, B. Sites, N. Rote, B. Sollenberger, J, Nessel, S. Hill, S, Reamer, F. Morrow, G. Webber, R. Ankerbrand, L. Johnson. Row Ill-R. Beeler, S. Bachtell, D. Singel, E. Garman, S. Baker, J. Patterson, L. Helman, R. Burkholder, L. Andrews, G. Kimple, J. E. Frank, C. Etter. Row IV-D. McFadden, E. McCleary, M. Helman, S. Auman, K. Terhune, S. Brenize, L. Frounfelter, G. Davis, B. Secrest, J. Schmitt, M. Negley. Row V-L. Etter, R. Palsgro-fe, D. Detwiler, C. Gelslnger, P. Eyer, M. Barna. What is a band? Is it something that prac- tices in the band room and plays at the foot- ball games? It is this and even more. The CASHS Band inspires in its members a compe- tent feeling and delights the students. Well- known throughout the community, the Prom Peanut sale has become a traditional event every fall. Playing at the football games was the main activity in the beginning ofthe school year for the Trojan music makers. Whether swinging in the bleachers to the beat of Kan- sas City or marching down the field to the snappy cadence of the percussion, our band was proud of its blue and white. When the pigskin was laid aside, a new type of practice was begun-practice for the annual concert. Truthfully, the band sounds good like a big band should! 'All together now, 'l-2-fl! Mr, LaRue Epler, director, gives the downbeat to the CASHS band as he leads them in some snappy half-time entertainment, + Q Nfl 5 all The forty members of the orchestra of CASHS, under the direction of Mr. LaRue Epler, unite their talents in instrumental music to form a reputable organization. When the downbeat is given by the leader, the strings, the woodwinds, the brass, and the percussion instruments blend into a harmoni- ous unit. School assemblies, concerts, dramatic pro- ductions, and other school functions depend on of Linda Etter and Susan Smith whose music stand has revolted at a lhfs lclle-nted grgup lo enrich the programs mos, untimely mgmenfl with their melodious selections. A musician in distress! Ann Symmonds seems oblivious of the catastrophe Enlightens Our Minds 0 With Musical Chimes Row l-l.. Brechbill, M, Raudabaugh, D. Burkholder, G. Hostettler, P. Culbertson, N. Rote, J. Higgins, A, Ridgley, B. Frank, E. Cappuccio, D. Mackey. Row ll-D. Singel, R. Beeler, M. Shetler, R. Tanner, A. Symmonds, J. Ludwig, L. Etter, C, Etter, S. Smith, D, Detwiler, V. Mickey. Row Ill-C. Bittinger, R. Allison, W, Andrew, K. Coyle, K. Terhune, E. Gorman, G. Killinger, R. Shoap, D. Bikle, L. Rite, P. Caldwell, Row IV-Mr. LaRue Epler, P. Danner, R. Schoenleber, D, Martin, E. Alcozn, C. Miller. Row I-D. Bowers, L. Wenger, C. Hoch, S. Stunlrard, P. Powell, M. Patterson, P. Wenger, A, Bender, Mr. Paul Lucas. Rowll-D Dif fenderfer, C. Miller, P. Martin, N. Rate, J. Herr, D. Byers, G. Garman. Row III-D. Peiffer, R. Weidler, C. Salter, R. Frey, D. Bikl Huber, D. J. Martin. Row IV-W, Shively, J. Silver, D. Hogue, K. Keller, S. Brand, C. Lucas, V. Erickson. Consisting of thirty of the most select voices of the Glee Club, the Choristers, un- der the competent direction of Mr. Paul Lu- cas, perform especially for civic organiza- tions and church groups. Truly ambassa- dors of music for CASHS, this group is well- known throughout the community for its excellent renditions of popular and clas- sical selections. Every Thursday activities period finds this chorus ambitiously work- ing to perfect their presentation. Just as all hard work is rewarded, the Choristers are rewarded with the satisfaction of a iob well clone. gf xii? QTL i X X gc y CD l so Yi LJ lc. , .V N AA . y I lg. it LJ 97 These Songsters Personify An Achievement ln Music Easing the before-performance tension, Choristers-Samuel Brand, Carolyn Hoch, Jean Herr, Nancy Rote, Gae Garman, and Robert Weid- ler-join in a song with Diane Bowers accompanying them on the piano. 1 1- , ' Q zz Q3- 1 ,, If il wet 'Q - -- t' 11' 3 3 is , f W ,A -2-f. 4, 4 .Q T 5' fs' 3--lt ll fiifl . . ,,s Jig- ok.xi.4.n... Row I-Mr. Paul Lucas, L. Wenger, V. Ebersole, M. Myers, C. Jones, C. Hoch, N. Wagner, P. Powell, E. Gorman, G. Shively, D. Peiffer, M. Glessner, E. Alcorn. Row II-C, Wilkins, B. Golden, R, Kramer, R. Statler, S. Stunkard, F. Sites, R. Tice, M. Cramer, D. Patterson, R. Shan- er, G. Webber, N. Diffenderfer, R. Frey, D. Bikle, R. Murray. Row III-C. Baker, Y. Hirsch, P, Gift, P. Hartranft, N. Fahnestock, J. Carl, D. Rosenberry, P. Sandoe, R. Sellers, S. Lohman, T. Diehl, C. Helmuth, M. McGuire, D. Huber, C. Lucas. Row IV-J. Argenbright, M. Mickey, B. Kegerreis, J. Gontz, L. Peters, L. Brechbill, J, Diehl, S. Greenawalt, L. Etter, W. Shively, R. Lynch, R. Martin, W. Brindle, V. Erickson. Row V-N. Stoner, D. Diffenderfer, P. Martin, C. Miller, M. Murphy, G. Miller, E. Wenger, N. Rote, J. Weiner, H. Butts, M. Shearer, A. Rebok. Row VI-D, Hogue, C. Miller, J. Querry, J. Schellhase. mf. gm They said it couldn't be done, but they were wrong. Each year the audience feels that it has heard the ultimate in fine vocal music, but each year the Glee Club surpasses all previous per- formances. At Christmas time, the one hundred fifty voice Glee Club, directed by Mr. Paul Lucas, sets a religious mood through the maiestic candle- light processional and the climactic performance ofthe Hallelujah Chorus. In March the Evening of Music ushers in Spring in a blazing tribute of song. The singers all agree that the Glee Club is a pleasant mixture of hard work and pleasure. xr Everything must be perfect! Sylvia Stunln- arcl, Joan Higgins, and Ruth Ann Sellers make a final check on their appearance before the big performance, 98 5 -. s 1,8 f is Y' ia i f-2 Q 9 9 . Q'-C:l'tC2..,Q 1 Q 455 'ffl l Q? ei!! if w H - ,-. .. 2- -.. 9 f -1- Ili if U9 A L. ' s Qi Q r .5 Row I-G. Wlllhide, R. Weidler, G. Ausiin, C. Salfer, G. Kendall, K. Walker, N. lsenberger, D, Byers, C. Shively, M. Patterson, P. Sher man, P. J, Wenger, A. Bender. Row ll-J. Huber, D, J. Marlin, W. Buferbaugh, J. Symmonds, P. Lowrnan, L Ely, L. Silver, J. Purley, K Summers, B. Short, M. Shearer, V. Young, M. Gilbert, D. Bowers. Row III-J. Manges, E, Trail, M. P. Carl, C, Bigler, M. Washabaugh, B A. Martin, R. Shank, J. Miller, A. Slcaybcxugh, S. Heagy, M, Mackey, G. Garman, D. M. Burkholder. Row IV-J. Rotz, H. Silver, D. Unger L, Freei, J. Herman, V, Burkeif, L. Lyile, N. Gabler, M. Wesi, D, Lehman, D. Preisler, N. Wise, J. Hollar. Row V-S. Brand, K, Keller, J Silver, F. Ridgely, M. S. Brown, J, Depuy, J. Herr, L. Leele, D. Defwiler, B. Witherspoon, J. Higgins, S. Glasgow. Row Vl-C. Huber, M Cunard, H. Harrison, R. Rotz. .ff' .l'.QQ . ,, 5 TT 7 ,' X 1 . fa! f 1' Q d I3 F. may ei f.'AlE,.l.l'l.l? -9 err lwrforf An P easure The 'Esquires f--C. Saller, R, Weidler, J. Huber, R. Kirby Keller sfancls by as CASHS's very own Santa Frey, D. J. Martin, C. Lucas, D. Hogue, and K. Kel- Claus, Samuel Brand, rollicks in laughter. ler-enierlain of the annual Chrisfmas concerf. Q . 5 B, Vo Left lo Right P Carl C Rhodes D Morhn F Sales R Frey L Allen Mrs Edyihe Flock R Tice D Ross S Roberts E Troll M Mackey J Reese D Byers W Hamsher W-.-,vwvvtw if I1 was-an wil- H fi Jol'1n'John' lgot some news for you' I m so glad you re not mcrrned 100 8 N' ? 'Juli , J ' 5' 5 W' is '49, w w 1 J . i I . .4 6 Q Q l gf I , '-', , Qyf- 4 Our Crowning Achievement, The Final Production Sellers A .lauquet R Tice Mrs Edythe Flack B Eyer D Richards R Paxton Only when the last curtain has come down and the applause for the final performance has faded away can they relax Actors director and stage crews have been working under mounting The final rehearsals have seen each of them working frantically to perfect their parts in the production whether they are to act a role to dis gui e a familiar face with make up or to create a special effect on stage with lights Now the combined efforts of so many have been seen by the appreciative audience and it s all over Now they can relax they think and for a while they do Soon however all the stage struck particl pants in this rewarding activity are eagerly look ing forward to the next CASHS production They can hardly wait for it to begin all over again The ccmedy January Thaw brought a var lety of roles to the CASHS stage A New York City couple Robert Frey and Lorraine Allen bring their children Christine Rhodes Marllynn Mackey and Faye Sites to live In a renovated Connecticut farmhouse Surprises are in store when the original rustic owners of the property Douglas Ross and Susanna Roberts return with their handsome son James Reese The city folks lawyer Phillip Carl informs them that their visit long as they live Coexustence between the two families becomes more and more difficult as the maid Dianne Byers resigns in protest to James disturbing presence and Douglas demands that the house be restored to its original old fashioned state A local character Edward Trail adds much humor to the situation while romance is provided by Dennis Martin who is almost foiled in his pursuit of true love Nature takes a hand in the plot as the farmhouse is isolated by a blizzard When the alarming discovery is made that the country boy and the city girl have elcped the local constable Walter Hamsher is called The climax comes when the city family deprived of lifes necessities by the storm must swallow their pride and accept help from the country people The resulting thaw in their relations promises a happy future for all Row l-S. Harris, B. Thomas, M. Brant, A. Shatzer, K. Harrison. Rowll-G. Heydorn, J. Kitzmiller, S. Zammito, K, Murphy, P. Howard, R I I . . . . , - , , , . I . . I . . . . - tension as the big day draws nearer and nearer. ors have the legal right to stay in the house as , , , , - , , - ' I ' I ' I I I ' . ' I . I I - - . . . I I ll ll I I ' r I 1 - . - . I . , . . I , , , . . . I . I , , ' ' ' ' ll ll - - - , , . Diligently Try To Capture Highlights Of School Life A new year, new staff, and new ideas greeted the Echo, our yearbook, as it returned to CASHS to be readied for its 1960 reverberation. Its im- posing success in previous years inspired the amateur writers toward a great achievement. Careful planning and organizing were stressed in each section to be produced. The staff mem- bers worked loyally and laboriously under the auspices of their new adviser, Mrs. Doris Cook. Painstaking accuracy was the key note in compil- ing the dummy for specific requirements had to be followed. The caption and copywriters' brains were drained for ideas, while the typists' fingers were busied transcribing completed ma- terial. As the various deadlines neared, they were met readily. Early in March, with the final deadline not yet at hand, the miscellany of work remaining was completed, and the entire staff experienced a feeling of accomplishment. In May their work was heard as the 1960 Echo-oo-oo-o. Row l-R. Newman, M. Finucane, R. Weidler. Rowll-A. Johnston S Jacobs A Bender M Jacoby G Landis N lsenberger N Rote B Hamilton, K. Shatzer, S. Greenawalt. Rowlll-C. Rhodes, L. Helman D Sites D Eberly B Miller S Slautterback Mrs Doris Cook Row IV J. Finucane, D. Boyce, D. Huber, T. Finucane, J. Schellhase, A. Simpson Rowl D Morhn M Muller M MOHIQPIGD A Shofzer B Pcnones Rowll R McLoughlin C Klock J Gloss J Carl D Ross D Vundrew Produclng o yearbook ns o lot of hard work bu! co editors Christine Rhodes and Susan Slczmierbock and thenr adviser Mrs Dorls Cook can smile anyway 103 P. Tedrick', B. OH? liow lIl4L..Ely, R. Shuraerl M. S. Blrovyn, B. Merz, T. Parker,-J. Nessel, V., Bxlrkeif, IMI P. Carl. ' I 'ml A A 0 To encourage interest in library science is the main gcal ofthe sixty-seven members ofthe library staff and their two advisers, Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. De Bernardi. Mending books, inspect- ing passes, and charging various reading ma- . . terial are just a few of the services contributed by Perform SSTVICGS Vlfal these willing workers, a part of a most vital func- tion of our school. To Educational Process Row I-J. E. Mull, K. Sites, G. Bender, B, Johns, J. Heckman, J, Hock, L. Brennan, D. Preisler, F. Hirsch, S. Harris, J, M. Kitzmiller, J. Carl, J. Croft, S. Williamson, Row Il-E. Holoviak, G. Heydorn, S. A. Wenger, H. Morrison, G. Davis, D. Jordan, B. A. Hornbaker, B. Mor- ton, C. Shuyler, E. Cappuccio, S. Pisle, E. Treher, A. J, Ford, A. Jauquet, L. J. Sollenberger, M, Weinberg, Mrs. Margaret Kuhn. Row I-H. Buhrman, C. Burkett, C. Campbell, S. Flurie, D. Helrnuth, D. A, Myers, J. Suders, P. Biesecker, R. M. Myers, E. Wadel, P. A. Wenger, B. Henry, M. Mickey, C. Brookens. Row ll-L. A. Martin, D. Barnhart, R. Palsgrove, S. Henry, N. Ewing, Y, Corwell, S. Collins, C. Baer, R. Stine, S. Hcussinger, J. Wagner, A. Greenawalt, F. Hoover, B. Geiman, C. Grove, Mrs. Wilma DeBernardi. f Row I -- M. Benedict, J. Furley, J. Manges, A. Simpson, J. Silver, D. Stes, L. Daihl, M. Myers, P. Mossovitz, B. Weaver, L. Freet, S. Roberts, J. Croft, D. Ross, T. Parker. Row Il-Mrs. Marian Oliver, E. Wenger, S. Reineman, P. Sites, S. Shoemaker, D. Diffenderfer, C. Shuyler, P. Feldman, L. Silver, J. Morganthall, K. Shearer, P. Baughman, A. Starnbaugh, R. Tice, F. Sites, J. Omwoke, R. Perry. Row III-J. Monn, J, Sclichter, T. West, C. Salter, B. Metz, D. Brennan, T. Starr, G. Kirby, G, Hallinshead, C. Bender, H. Silver, N. Diffenderfer, M. P. Carl, H, Jacobs, L, Zwiebel. Rowl K. Rosenberry, R. M. Myers, L, L. Sollenberger, B. West, J. Shockey, C. Shively, B. Witherspoon, M. Derridinger, L. West, P. Sher' man, S. Glass, J. A, Gluck, P. Tedrick, J. Stepler, S. Greenawalt, Rou II-S. Zammita, D. Bowers, V. Young, S. Holtry, l. Tunnhoff, P. Wolfe, Z. Benedict, S. Heagy, J. Worthington, B. Tosten, J. Wagner, C. E. Rock, G. Trostel, G. Dittmar, P. Powell, L. Hammond, L. Brechbill, M. Patterson, M, Mickey. frequently heard expression on that special day cf the month when the school newspaper is dis- tributed. The members who have worked de- votedly sense a feeling of pride as each issue is published. ln addition to developing their in- genuity and writing abilities, they have learned Reporfers and Editors to co-operate with others and to face responsibil- ities. These are the things which are necessary ' to make a newspaper a success. prlnf School News Hey! The Parrots are here! is the most F 105 MKS J wk f , Q .ff 1-4 Q , ,- .L 'QQYZKENQ ' I ww M , 1 ' 'M f A , ' D t E-1 iz , . f 53 2 if - , - bfi? Q? W ,X Y . S15 'N ' nw? X5 ' ,M Hmm M X ...ff 33 w ,mi wwf. 'Q' 4 fr , ,M sq W N., ' , - I M If f Q 'Y' A, 1x r 35 tif' x ,1 W , ,sv , 54 MQYJQ 'W' jp Q' ,ai J? Mm- , 4 viigffa if 49 Boasting the largest club membership in our school, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y is a valuable asset to CASHS and the community. The club members perform duties which reflect their high Christian character and belief in the Golden Rule. Ush- ering at various schcol ancl civic affairs, helping with community prciects and fund drives, and preparing colorful prcgrams for special school events are but a few cf the vital functions these enthusiastic girls perfcrm. This year Mrs. Marguerite Cook, the club ad- viser, adcpted a method of giving the girls rec ognition for their fine wcrk. Each girl was re- quired to earn tive points cf this club credit be fcre receiving a service point for club member- ship. This system not only increased the club's high standards and promoted its success but also gave the members new pride in the work of this worthwhile service organization. Unable to resist temptation, Norma Wagner nibbles a cookie 1 as Phyllis Wenger, Faye Sites, and Ruth Ann Sellers prepare fi H punch and cookies for the Junior Tri-Hi-Y tea. ' o o o f 5211 7111, ' Raw I-S. Mowery, G. Mosser, S, Rowland, J. Yeager, T. Naugle, R. Tice, N. Wagner, P. J. Wenger, B. Weaver, B. Pananes, M. Patterson P. Powell, K. Murphy, S. C, Smith, V. Young, C. Rhodes. Row II-A. Rife, B. Piper, E. Patterson, B. Zimmerman, A. Symmonds, L- l-- Sollen' b:rger, B. A. Sites, D. Vcndrew, B, Ott, B. Thomas, B. Shade, B. Sleichter, K. Strite, S. Stunkard, S. Williamson, F. Sites, R. Sellers, D. Preisler G. Stahl, S. Yeager, Mrs. Marguerite Cook. Row Ill-V. Swope, S. M,Smith, S. Sites, D. Sites, R. Stine, K. Shatzer, K. Shearer, S. Shoemaker N. Rote, A. Shatzer, S. Sfautterback, M. Shetler, P. Tedrick, J. Stepler, J. Swanger, L. Reeder, M. Monighan, V. Stoutter, B. Strock, J. Nessel D. Noll, P. Sites. T07 like the Chipmunks -Gail Bowser, Melody Jacoby, Bonnie Miller, and Barbara Martin-are vocclizing, too, with Carol Jones on accompaniment. ' .7ll11-ga: Good evening. Would you be interested in contributing to the Easter Seal Society? These words were heard in homes throughout the com- munity as members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club solicited funds for the crippled children. This and the distribution of food baskets to the needy families of the community exemplify the methods through which the club, under the supervision of Mrs. Pamellia Erickson, worked for the well-being cf others. This year the club's program, designed to give the girls a better insight into the problems of the community and the world, was liberally sprinkled with guest speakers and interesting panel discussions. The club also participated in the Teen Talk discussions of teenage problems. The objective of this program was to emphasize the importance of maintaining high Christian standards, and it is evident that it was justly ful- filled. Row I-J. Frank, P. Bitner, V. Eberscle, S. Covalt, J. Wenger, P. Upperman, Y. Gross, C. Gelsinger, S. Funk, J. A. Gluck, E. Hays, S. Hill A. Bender, N. Gabler, J. Gabler, Mrs. Pamellia Erickson. Row II-D, Eberly, N. Bernharclt, Y. Forsythe, M. V. Greenawalt, G. Bowser D. Ford, S, Carmack, J. Gipe, C. K. Helman, S. Glass, B. Gutshall, M. Cramer, B. Tosten, D. Auman. f n Q. i '5' N. , .. J? 5 A ' 4,5 ,, Y- . T' V 4 1 as ni v ,J A 1 k , . ae... , ., , 0 5 , . 52 I X V ,MNMQ 45, X? ax '22, gg J p't,H Z, - avi ' A' a W 'wtf L. ' I I A 4, 'S' ff H ' gf ' Y 3, V' M, Wh Q M MN WAN. 1 9 7 Am-1 . .2 , i ,, uf' , .I J, W, . ...NM With pencils in hand, Judy Depuy, Dorothy Sellers, ancl Bar- bara Witherspoon await ideas for a future program they must plan. Svpfw JNL- '- The Sophomore girls in this club strive to develop Christian character and stimulate mature thinking. Their meetings consist of panel discus- sions, filmstrips, and guest speakers who talk with them on Christian living. During holiday seasons the girls participate in making favors and clever gifts to distribute to shut-ins or the aged. By taking an active part in their projects, the members succeed in maintaining the ideals of their club. lnstills Christian Ethics Throughout Our School Row l-S. Pisle, S. Lohman, S. Frey, B. Witherspoon, M. Barna, J. Depuy, C. Shively, J. Miller, S. Rotz, M. Steerman, C. Baker, D. Car baugh, D, Ewan, L. L. Diehl, B. L. Eyer, P, Shatzer. Row II-Miss June Byers, S. Glasgow, R. Statler, A. Petrocy, R. Olson, S. Orris, L Dale, B. Sites, G. Beard, E. McCleary, S. Bachtell, S. Baker, J. L. Frey, G. Ashway, J. Ashway, S. Sord, D. Statler, R. March, J. Dean, S Kriechbaum, S. Ely, B. Short. Row III-D. Helmuth, J. Hollinger, M. West, C. Carbaugh, M. Hamsher, D. Baer, B. Kaiser, D. Bittinger, S Schlichter, C. A. Jones, P. Schaff, D. Sellers, C. Burkholder, G. Myers, J. A. Martin, D. Shields, J. M. Wingert, S. Jacobs, J. Shockey, D. L Brechbill, D. Brechbill. .Smwice 61116 Paints, Brushes, Paper, Brlghten Our Work Place Rowl D Wllson F Leedy S Collms G Bowser T Naugle A Merlettl C Isenberger A Jauquet J Corwell C Frltz K Murphy J Croft L M Sollenberger J Shockey J M Kutzmuller N Kung Row II J Elser P Gaumer N Wagner G Trostel D Shlelds S Sollenberger P Reasner B Crittenden J Allernan D Mackey S Harrls Mrs Patrncla Owens Row III A Beattue L Appenzellar L Zwlebel S Paper D Helman R Relchard G Kendall T Gabler J A Hawbaker J E Flsher M Pfoutz D Hackman R Klutas I . l l T- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- ,. ,. ,. 1- 1- 1 1- ,. 1. 1 ,f I. , . . i'. 1- I . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.. ,. ,. ,. . 9 - ., 's ' In The asplrmg young Mlchaelangelos of Cham bersburg Area Sensor Hugh School are extremely fortunate In belng able to partlclpate ID the Art Service Club This club IS beneficial an moldxng and amelnoratung the talents of young artists through prolects and lectures by promunent members of Chambersburg socuety The large membership of the club us skallfully gulded unto new paths of artnstlc experlences and knowl edge by Mrs Patrucla Owens and the officers of the club The members of the Art Servuce Club are encouraged In personal prog cts and nn par tlclpatnon In club achvutles desngned to enhanc the appearance of the school The Art Servrce Club I deducated to the task of contributing to the cultural and aesthetlc qualltles of Chambers burg Area Sensor Hugh School and to producmg young artusts who are quallfled to contunue their chosen field and to become celebrated as excellent examples of successful artusts if J' XITWJZ ' sz , an 4' an y An M il ' y ff W I fa-V, ,. 'fi x 4.2 F, I Mfg ' g A 5 f' , , t T rw. 32 S 3 Q 'Q fi if ' 'I-s W KW W 1 X . 1' ' ' :JW W af: ' f f, if v y :pig ,, 1 ' 4' ' ' 5 , 5 4 , is 'gk Kgs? V ,... I ,ii 1? ' gy 7 A ,MV A S' 2. A qi, xv XT X A43 s F 16 1 W I 4 ,Q px .4 ,E 2 '19-53 ff Biff' W . ,553 L QQ 1 mv Aff A 2 a 1 W 4 ' ,, f 1 1 W ' . 439 fl 5 .4 , ww nl 1 .U Q, L ,, A ZX ,uk Aw 2 2 A, 5, if y K hx,. vu I., I a n. - ' 'S 211 '-'M Klub Organized for the betterment of their members and the community, CASHS Hi-Y Clubs this year made great strides toward fullfilling their three point program of Fellowship, Leadership, and Service. In addition to helping others, the members were able to gain personal counseling dur- ing a six week period called Teen Talk. Competent ministers of various faiths lead the discussion and answered questions. Some of the diversified activities of the clubs are a picnic at Caledonia State Park, various movies, and lectures on various media. The qualified advisers-Mr. Foor, Mr. Sherbine, and Mr. Sollenberger-were influential in helping the boys have a suc- cessful year. The Big Three of the Hi-Y Clubs, Charles Salter, Charles lucas, and Edward Garman, interpret the conclusions of the Teen Talk discussions. Sophomore Hi-Y, Row I-S. Cordell, J. Pentz, M. Heckman, P. Statler, R. Greene, S. Cook, D. Divelbiss, J. Symmonds, T, Diehl, W. White M. Finucane, R, Beckner, S. Auman, J. Overcash. Row II-J. Smith, A. Rachilla, L. Rotz, J. Omwake, G. Willhide, J. Huber, E. Garman K Rotz, D. Picking, D. Estep, Mr. Eugene Foor. Row III-M, Fletchinger, J. Cutchall, R. Heclxman, S, Myers, T, Newcomer, R, Monnl G, Sl-tively E. Sadtler, P. Mills, R. T, Taylor, R. Perry, C. Schleicher, J. Zimmerman, G. Schuchman. 113 01311111 5 ' Klub N Martin D Grayson R Kissel Mr Philip Young G Martin G Shetter R Van Scyoc E Ashway Their Service Enlivens Our Studies One of the most important service organiza- tions of our school is the Visual Education Club. Its members are called upon daily to show movies and slides, run sound recording equip- ment, and operate the speaker system. The greater part of the equipment used is stored and repaired in one of the two special rooms set aside for the club. Because the upkeep and operation of the various tape recorders, projectors, microphones, and loud-speakers used by the club are not sim- ple lobs the members are trained in the use of all equipment from the time they first enter the club and are required to pass a test on each piece of apparatus they will use This year the clubs program included in addition to guest speakers and a field trip the undertaking of prolects to raise funds for the annual dinner at The Ranch Rowl R Swope L Trace D Grayson R Van Scyoc E Ashway N Martin G Martin R Klssel R Brookens R Best S Brenlze M Mc Guire Row II B Boyce F Diehl M Spangler E Alcorn T Newcomer R Bender D Heckman R Klutas W Landis G Shetter P Brown H Burkholder C Bugler Mr Philip Young 1 . , . . 1 . . . . . , ' 1 - 1 - 1 . , , , . . . ' 1 . , . . T . , . , . , . , . 1 . 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 1 , . - ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - r - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . . VI' hm ifivlvwwaw Rowl D Nye Mr George Graeff J Querry M Heckman R Miller G Kirby W Horn A Simpson Row ll C Hull R Donahoe J Walker D Huber G Barnes T Bowen C Frlese I. Jeffrey F Johns fm I sJ1,ug-7 41'-.,lffQ.ff xl ,,,, , -. .- . . ,. -.c 44 -if-, 14:w.,.--141-:,w'. ,-..., 4 AI KW Yfvffyfdfw 'J 'E' Y' itil Ur LIC., Owing to its small membership and the ex perienced adviser Mr Graeff the Camera Club gave its members the opportunity to accomplish much in their ever continuing ettorts to become well rounded photographers The boys recerved training in the standard procedures used in com mon photography and darkroom work Visiting speakers a field trip to Colony Photo Engraving Company and educational demonstrations of new and interesting developments in the field of photography by Mr Graeft all contributed to an informative and enloyable year Pee -aebool I see you! iokes Adrian Simpson with Rodney Miller as they peer into opposite ends of the tripod camera. Mr. Graelt and David Huber wonder just what they do see in there. ' ,uw Tomorrow s SCIGHTISTS Pursue TheIr lnterests if 1 A Rowl W Horn J Manges J FInucane M Heckman B West B Hoover B Pananes M Patterson J A Barnes D Boyce J Wemer R Uglow D RIchards Row Il D Huber C Lucas C FFIESG G KIrby W Brmclle J Rotz P Caldwell J Dlckson E Ashway Mr Glendon Weeks Row Ill A SImpson V Erlckson R Hartman M Shearer J Walker S B and E T all T Bowen T FInucane B W Eyer B 6 X 1 f D y . . fl I, . -. ,. ,. ,- ,- f- 1- 1- ,-- I- ,- ,. , -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.r,.r,. ,. ,.. . . ,. I 1 I I . . I . I - - I , , .. Caldwell Confused9 These boys aren Y' WIllIam Horn and Edward Ash way are workmg wIth a cloud chamber and radIatIon detector to see and count alpha radlatlon from a radlum salt source 116 In keepIng WIll'1'l'l'1e ever IncreasIng emphasIs placed on SCIENCE lhIS year CASHS s SCIENCE Club under the SUPGTVISIOH of Mr Weeks, has adopted a program desIgned to QIVG each IndIvIdual the opportunIty to gaIn prachcal experIence In the field of hIs choIce by means of prolects, prepared for presentatuon before the club and possIble ex hIbItIon In local SClel'1Cel:QIl'S ln addItIon to the presentatIon of these pro Iects, the club has Included In ITS program a guest speaker the demonstratlon of useful and Inter estmg advances In the fields of SCIGHCS, and Cl field trIp FIndIng thIs schedule too replete to be cov ered In bI weekly meetmgs alone some mem bers meet after school on prescnbed days accord Ing to theIr partlcular Interests No wonder the Romans had time to conquer the world they dudnt have to study Latm' exclaums Walter Hamsher to John Monn Nev' Under the guudance of Miss Ellzabeth Elder, the members of the Latm Club have the opportunlty to learn how Roman life has Influenced modern lang uage laws, art and customs Duscussuons, games, and plctures enable the students to comprehend the gran deur of the anclent Roman Empire at the tlme when Latin was the oltlclal language of the world The language IS stlll llvmg In many of our modern Engllsh words and phrases Aware Of Our lndebtedness To Ancient Clvlllzatlon Rowl D Hague J Monn J Flnucane W Humsher M Derrldlnger P Hoover R Gluck C Shuyler X Breakefleld C Shockey S Henry C Heckman E Knepper S Stunkard Mlss Elizabeth Elder Row Il J A Gluck A Rldgley S Glass P McCleary P Howard I. Brechblll E Cappucclo G McBrayer E Wenger C K Helmon S J Hull S Carmack V Mnckey R M Myers M Oyler R w lll D McKenzie D .l Martin C Helmuth K Oberholser K Terhune E l. Martin J Kouftman C Blttlnger T McClure J Young 1.1 . . 6 U l l mms' I wry Nlilll ,, ll! l 4 , X , l 3 L 'F,, T' I- I' I' 14 I' I' I' I' In 7' 1 , ,. ,. ,., ,..,. ,. ,.. ,, .o-. ,,. X Row I-D. E. Burkholder, G. Frey, R. Stravolo, K. Keller, G. Keim, L. Zwiebel, F. Hirsch, P. Powell, P. J. Wenger, B. Zimmerman, S. M. Smith, D, Sites, B. Martin, A. Roche, S. Roberts, L. Ely. Row ll-K. Cole, B. Largent, M. Mackey, P. Mossovitz, C. Miller, J. E. Lehman, G. McKee, H. Oyler, L. Stoops, R. Klutas, G. Herbert, R. Hamsher, D. Ross, B. W. Eyer, W. Shively, T, Abbott, G. Buterbaugh. Row I-V. Young, J. Yeager, S. Yeager, V. Swope, D. Miller, J. Parsons, J. Schmitt, J. Wagner, Y. Gross, l. Tunnhoff, K. Summers, G. Heydorn, S. Harris, A. Jauquet, F, Dean, S. Nitterhouse, S. Covalt. Row ll-G. Bender, B. Johns, E, Hartzell, J. McCurdy, B. Frank, M. Neg- Iey, M. Bietsch, C. J. Grove, R. Shaner, G. Sarvis, J. Kell, M. Cunard, L, Ugarte, Mr. Donald Shehan, Mrs, Christine Mickey. ' -.- , J F. rf iiwfll'- -3-A Cf -N -ff -ei-s M- - Acquainis twensme. it ii.. ..Jg1aC..i.....t ff.i.t.ig..,c:..s ,-:ZA 0 A lf. Vamonos! There's going to be a fiesta at the .Q1jjg5,..7f,,C+L. ,... .flee -e,...,,ge.A' 5X7fCJ.,n, Spanish Club meeting! However, the club has rl more to offer than fiestas. Mexican games are I played, lively songs are sung, interesting guest speakers from Spanish-speaking countries relate customs of their homelcunds, and colorful films of senores and senoritas south of the border are shown. All of these are designed to inform club members of the daily lives of their Spanish- speaking neighbors and of a useful application of Spanish. t I l ,, 7 ,V ly. . I . .f-- 1 - 118 XV . X 6 Fifty-eight gay French enthusiasts gathered bimonthly for a session filled with education and enioyment during this school year. The minds of the members of the club were filled with French songs, games, and cultural aspects, With the capable advice of Madame Bachtell the club successfully staged several plays. Words from persons well-versed in French added inter- est to the programs. Fun and frolic were present ,A V., ...A lk if ' , .i glj l at the Christmas party, and a rare treat-that r-3,1 , of French pen pals-was given to several mem- La paroie ES? Afgenli bers. The French touch has certainly added at- , , , mosphere to our school. Vivent les Trojans! Mais L9 Sllencg OI' Row I-M. Mickey, C. Reed, D. Sord, D. Hann, B. Harrison, B. Hamilton, B. Pananes, N. King, M. Myers, P. Kean, A. Schmitt, C. Klock, D. Furl, M. Patterson, A. Bender, S. Zammito. Row ll-M. Hair, K. Feldman, L. Statler, J. Detrich, B. Caldwell, R. Murray, N. Diffenderfer, M. Young, T. Dunaway, J. B. Hawbaker, R. Zimmerman, K. Strite, D. Statler. Row I-G. Starr, L. K, Peters, B. Ryder, L. Etter, L. Brechbill, K. Patterson, J. Croft, V. Burkett, D. Patterson, J. Carl, F. Cook, L. Geissler, J. Dayton, D. J, Shaffer, E. Treher. Row Il-Mrs. Grace Bachtell, C. Zimmerman, C. K. Helman, V. Butler, S. Bowers, C, L. Small, C. Lawyer, K. Murphy, M. S. Brown, P. Lowman, K. Beck, E. Wenger, S. Stevens, B. Walter. 3533 A R U F1 Rowl G Seaks S Shanabrook S Crlder Y Gross M Byers B Byers K Wenger M Mlckey J Auman I. A Martln P Blesecker J Meyers J M Klllmlllef N Klng F Leedy S BowlIng S Musser Row Il J Ashway B Houlman R Olson G DavIs M BenedIct B Clever Z Benedlct L Kenner M Laye E Brantner D Wrobleskl R A Gayman J Burkholder D Mlckey Mrs Marlorle Burket Row III S J Wenger C Whorley B J Henry S Blcur D KrIner J Alleman J KrIner D M Wagoman C Nxcarry R Laughhn R G NIcorry M xf' I IIX lh . kt pr . - , , . ., . , : , I , - , , I , , , F .. . I I , Whltmore R Myers These CASHS homemakers Bertha Byers Zelda Benedlct and Janet Burkholder tell us that they are proud of thelr club s newly ncqulrecl emblem Craft Of LastIng Value Homes are the essence ot all cIvIlIzatIons Oblect IS to Improve home and COfTtt'T1UY'1Ilyll'l:S Members total forty five qIrls thIs year Earnest eftorts are rewarded by degrees QIVGD In local and state contests Mrs Burket IS the advlser the club officers are Zelda Benedlct presldent JulIa Alleman VICE presldent Mary Benedlct secretary and KatIe Mae Wenger, treasurer All attend a ChrIstmas party and the Farrn Show KItchen actIvItIes Include bakmg and cookmg also the course stresses sewIng and home management prolects Emphasls IS placed on relatIng club OCTIVITISS to the home economIcs course Rules of parlIamentary procedure are put Into practIce at club meehngs State and natIonal prolects In cooklng and sew Ing attract some EHJTISS conventlons too furnlsh new Ideas and enthusIasm I J ,gg Rowl R Gochenauer R D Yeager J Musser J Mummert .l R Martin D Hostetter S H Kennedy G Mlner M Musser R Wlngert R L Myers R Allnson R Burkholder L Sellers Row ll J Leatherman G Gayman M Helman C Hostetter E Brechblll R E Yeager R Smlth Mr Wxllxam Robinson Learning To Do Doing To Learn In preparotuon for the clubs plant sale Gene Miner Samuel Kennedy and Mervun Musser tlll flower pots wlth soul 121 5 E: l 'mf Partlcupahon of the members In various events showed the vigorous actlvlty of our com petent future farmers At the South Mountain Farr more than titty per cent of the twenty one members recelved recognition In the contests In on ettort to have as many members as posslble partscxpate In ludglng events and degree od vancement the Future Farmers also entered the Pennsylvania Farm Show Thus well rounded program was financed through dues garden seed sales and the sale of products from theur greenhouse fy, ,J s 1 sg -1 - - ff L i L , 5 Y: iw 2 X E , Q rl x . . u n - s ' I' 1x .4 6 2 A 9 . My ,, . To assist our craftsmen in the transition of their U learned trades from school work to practical appli- cations, numerous people from various organizations - D I spoke to the 60 members of this club at their meetings Asplre To eve op throughout the year. As another part of their industri- ' . 0 ous program, each member made an outstanding pro- Craff pofenflahfles iect. The club also sold pencils and candy so that they would be able to give awards and sponsor special events. Row I-D. Sl'1UfZeV, E. Kline, R. Gordon, K. Baker, G. Overcash, D. Hawbaker, R. Swanger, L. Diehl, J. F. Smith, P. Carl, W. Black, M. Mc. New, E. DeShong, J. Cook. Row II-J. L, Seilhamer, H. Coons, R. Burns, J. Showalter, K. Helman, C. A. Helman, R. Evans, G. Conner, L. Forsythe, D. Lowery, P. Walter, D. Christian, Mr, Charles Fleck. Row I-C. Laye, R. Garber, R. Pensinger, D. L, Rosenberry, D. Mills, L. Heck, S. Argenbright, A. Hrimnak, M, Gayman, M. Rachilla, R. Fickes, J. Brookens, J. Etter, L, Cover, L. G. Wenger. Row II-E. Knoll, R. L. Nicarry, R. Garland, K. Bumbaugh, F. Hammond, E, Dehart, J. Baker, A. R. Fleagle, G. Eckert, T. Eckert, L. D. Rosenberry, D. Witmer, B. Scholl Mr. Lester Ostrasky, Row III--D, D. Brechbill, G. Geiman, L. Stouffer, D. McKenrick, B. Hassler, D. Holstay, A. J. Fleagle, T. Martin. 122 4: at A I L Q Q, Q img we f wig - Q. Y djs f- Qs W W Q v -65,9 351 V? .E 5- wig 3,5 mt 1. Q N we Aw' any , . W: A an '58 Ja., .-W ,E Q 5 ' Nifx I-I-,,. P1111 -Q A 2 . x Qx Shaner Row III Mr Herbert Swartz R Swanger T Starr B Caldwell R Myers Mr Robert Beard Declucdted To True Promotuon Gt Scholaufhup The Natuonal Honor Socuety aums to stumulate the hugh scholarshup constructuve leadershup purposeful servuce and worthy character of hugh school students The CASHS chapter advused by Mr Herbert Swartz organuzed thus year wuth cu charter membershup of fifteen senuors Member shup un the chapter us lumuted to uunuors and sen uors who meet the hugh membershup qualuhca tuons Thus fine servuce organuzatuon promotes uts ucleals through servuce to the school under the auspuces of the pruncupal Now our constututuon us ready to send t our natuonal headquarters announces Me gan Myers to the other ottlcers Lunda Freet Thomas Starr and Susan Greencuwalt 125 1 I Row l-G. Gorman, S. Heagy, V. Young, B. Hamilton, M. Myers. Row II-S. Greenawalt, A. Roche, J. Furley, A. Rife, L Free R V, ln .V . . -.E -V I .. ,. f I . 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O A A :Ku mg-m 'ma l C ls For Champlons Rowl D Blkle W Shlvely J Rotz G Frey G Moyer J E Fisher R Knssel J Schellhase D Shatzer R Gordon K Baker E Lelsher M Tolbert D Nye T Wertz Rowll K Hollenshead C Watson R Gelslnger R Hartman E Alcorn R Daugherty L Statler R Swanger C Gotwals S Brand R Newton C Huber N Martun S Tolbert N Snowberger P Ellnott E Brechbnll A victory for the Trolons o good record for has teom ond a show of good sports manshlp are the goals of the members of the C Club which IS comprised of boys who hove lettered un one or more t CASHSS four mayor sports The deslre of the club IS to promote Interest In sports and to gnve the boys a better understondmg of good sportsmonshup The basketball game between the faculty ond the club members one ofthe biggest events ofthe club helps gonn the enthusuastlc support of the student body Each sensor member of the Club as awarded o sweater or cu locket accordmg to hrs preference Under the supervlsnon of Charles Reese the club IS one of the best ways of showing to the school that our sportsmen hove cu sun cere Interest not only In playmg the game but In showmg cleon sportsmanshlp epresentatlves of the malor sports ln our school Gene Mmer Joseph Schell hase Carl Watson ond Eldon Leusher exempllfy the companlonable splrlt among team members 126 X cl on 1 t l yan JI ll ' rp X X l 4. A - Q feta Hull, Hf Bush, li. c. Taylor, G. Miner, 'F. Ridgley, Rfven Scyoc,'D: Robison. 'Row Ill-G., Ksam, T. yvssf, J. Sclicllter, D. Fu,nk,l P. Rhine: sl I , . ll fl ' ' ' ' o , f R . . . - . I I Row I Katharine Strlte l.uc1lle Dalhl Donna Prelsler Ruta Myers Row ll Michelle Derrldmger Doris Mickey Linda West Behind every successful man IS a wom an Behund every successful football team IS a peppy cheermg squad A cheerleader can change a football players frlght to fight or a spectators doubt to a hearty shout Loyalty a sound mind good sports manshlp a healthy body all these and cheerleader Pep rallies play an Important part In promoting ct Splrll of unity Wlthln the student body When basketball steps Into the spotllght the squad encourages the Trolan cagers to victory Therr vlvacrty and dynamic school splrlt lncltes In the students an admlratlon for these gurls nn blue A120 trllgflsfzfmfvcmf, F N DHHJETFTX Row l Mono Woshabaugh Margaret Schott Barbara Wenger Judith Martm Rowll Judy Mowery Joyce Gluck Dorothy Sellers Dar lene Helmuth I. I ' 1 ll' 'ly . y sv Q, My My l ' 'lffirff of . many more qualities fashion a CASHS 'ally Wil' 'T -19s 'Unefl . ' . . . . . . f- - 'I In ' fr W ns Nil ff , - lg ,ff l J A l c Ufgzlf' ' 2: -' -in 127 fm pf F rf' 1 lv 9 ls- 1-QC ,L CSGK, Qi . Q egwfu u X1 -0-li L N - I S Rowl Y Englerth M Englerth C Rhodes J Gontz D Byers S Shoemaker J Schmitt C Lawyer B Weaver P Martln C Shuvely R J Myers M Derrldlnger G L Muller K Beck N Isenberger Row II Mnss Jeanne Klrby J Zimmerman J B Hawbaker W Shlvely J Monn W Leldlg E Benednct R Statler C Burkholder J Marshall K Rosenberry L J W nger S Jacobs E Fegan S Fr y R w III S Plper H Jones V Eruckson J Walker E Heckman P Mllls T Starr W Brlndle J Flnucane J Glass J Werner J Manges V ft fsral Step To Maturlty School government IS a serious thing It must be falr and satisfactory to the student Not only must the admlmstratlon be capable of suggestlng proper methods and plans at the proper tlme but the student himself must also be actlve ln has gov ernment Here at CASHS an opportumty for self expressnon IS qlven to each student The SAC ntself ns composed of one representa tuve from each homeroom and the three class pres: dents At the weekly meetungs, the members as semble under the watchful eye of thelr adviser Mnss Jeanne Knrby As a result of these meetmgs democracy flows freely through our school Its trlbutarles responslblluty self expressuon and op portunlty spread Into the farthest corners Fosterlng school splrlt was carrued out to the utmost by the Booster Committee a committee under the auspices of the SAC Prominent among their duties was the pleasant task of decorating the foot ball fleld during football season Student durector nes entered the realm of accompllshments also These contain wlthln theur covers the names d dresses and phone numbers of every student at tending CASHS Parking permits and the trafflc court were Introduced to the student body In add: tlon the council made It possible to have devotions on the publlc address system on speclal occasions . T - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - J 1 - 1 - 1 - D 1 - Q 1 - s 1 . l 1 - - ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 J 1 r 1 . - 1 - 1 - , - , - , - 1 - , - 1 - , - . 9 1 . 1 . , . e. 0 -. .A P . -X . . Y Ru ., . two-.-1,-s,s5,:f.,. . .3 e.. ,Wm L A F N 1 , .- la' i.'F..Ld'l:,,f Cer. cl, . . L ll ulsl LQ, .J ww x - 4' 1 ' 1 ' . I 1 :hr 4 I ' . . 1 U ' I , I . . .- ' I . I . , . . . 128 S.A.C, OHic-rs and Adviser. Left to righi-Christine Rhodes Miss Jeanne Kirby Mary Englerfh John Walker John Manges. S A C Boosfer Commlfiee Rowl M Englerih M Jacoby E Mc Cleary S Jacobs G Landis S Shoemaker Row ll J Overcash W Brmdle D Ross J Flnucane W Hamsher P Danner D Boyce S A C presents student views to1he administration Our principal Mr Roberf J Beard and John Manges discuss the possibilities of foreign exchange students at CASHS . , 1 l on i if , :N f-,, S.A.C. promoies safe driving. Dianne Byers applies the firsf siicker which signifies the driver of This car has a parking permit. SAC serves The siudenf body Miss Kirby gives The compleied copies of the siudenf directory fo Wesley Leldlg Vaughn Erickson and Chrlshne Shlvely for dISfY'IbUilOf1 SAC inmates new practices at CASHS Morning devotions via the public address sysiem are being led by Thomas Sfarr '2 1 - l . - . , . , . - . i I ' I ' I ' I ' ' W' I 'il O I . , . , . , . , . , . . l . X f Y ' mga . 7 sms-, X , fl 1- ?s 129 1 . PLAYERBV - lB'DiMW1fndl1awi , , f if hfww bm vlhmwuibwfwfww wa wvffiaifnlllhiffrm, Jn L6alL Troians Take Thlrd VARSITY Mechonicsburg Hanover Delone Gettysburg Windber S. Hagerslown Middletown N. Hagerstown Waynesboro Carlisle Hershey Rowl T Werlz F Rldgley G Mayer C Hull R Swanger G Frey T Oslerman S Brand, E. Leisher, D. Funk Rowll S Go? l D N H Bush R To lor R Newton P Ellloli P Rhlne R Gelslnger J Rolz Row Ill-R. Daugherly E Alcorn C Huber was ye y J Welner N Marlin W Shlvely J E Fisher R Van Scyoc S Tolberf N Snowberger Row IV-Mr. Roberi Klndermcm Mr Charles Reese D Blkle G Buller P Schaff D Robison R Harlman K Hollenshead E Brechbill, C.Wa1son, Mr. Howard Slrawmyre 1 .1 ,M exh- lag J Nell ' , a K W S j F lv ,Q Speed and Power Help CASHS Capture Third ln SPC Chambersburg halfback Joseph Rotz bursts out of a maze of enemy defenders enroute to another important first down The 1959 Trolan football team maintained the high level of success so common to all CASHS sports ln finishing third in the South Penn Con ference which contained one of the few maior undefeated teams in the state the Trolans dis played skill ability and hustle The season opened on a happy note when the team traveled to Mechanlcsburg and came home with a 31 7 victory under their belt Al though defeated in their next game by mighty Hanover the boys showed that they profited from the experience they downed Delone Cath ollc 30 28 Able Gettysburg proved no match crowd saw the rivals from over the mountain shut out by the dauntless Troqans to the tune of a 19 0 score With rising hopes the Reesemen made the long trek to potent Windber but the balloon was deflated by a crushing 32 7 defeat The spirited Trolans bounced back and captured five consecu tive victories South Hagerstown invaded Trolan territory but went home with an 18 6 loss Middletown North Hagerstown and Waynes bcro were the next victims they all bowed to the Trolan machine by scores of 19 O 18 13 and 14 0 respectively The skein was broken in a smashing 53 13 defeat at the hands of Hershey Thomas Wertz Ronald Gelsinger and Dirk Nye were nominated to all conference teams while eight others received honorable mention Nye and Gelsinger also won the best back and lineman of the year trophies Amid the blaring band and the cheering crowd the confident Trolans make their grand entrance 134 . . . I . I . , . I . . - . I 1 ll ' , I g - .I - G for the determined Troians. An enthusiastic , , I 1 f ' K ' I - I - I - I ' . . . I ffl- ' QQ 5256 Row I-J, McKenzie, L. Hoover, R. Harman, L. Wilson, J. Deitzel, J. Symmonds, R, Robinson, R. Strayer. Rowll-T. Abbot, K. Painter Frank, R. Sprow, R. Bender, A. Thomas, R. Heckman, A. Brown, J, McNew. Row Ill-J. Mull, G. Orris, L. Cox, M. Wingert, J. Barbour R Rock, R. Brookens, L, Evans, Row IV-Mr. William Freet, D. Brennan, C. Marshall, E. Kistler, C. Hostetter, T. Kirkwood, G. Kline Mr Salvatore Russo. .U. The Junior Varsity football team under the direction of Mr. Salvatore J. Russo and Mr. William H. Freet completed the season success- fully for the first time in four years. Displaying both offensive and defensive ability, the team won three games in a difficult five game sched- ule. The season opened on a heartbreaking note when the Little Trojans were topped by Car- lisle by the margin of one extra point. Aroused by their hapless opener, the Trojans defeated powerful Shippensburg, T2-6. Chambersburg lost their second and last game of the season when they were nudged by a talented Waynes- boro eleven, T2-O. Returning to true form the Trojans scored almost at will and routed Han- over, 39-13. In the final game C-burg shutout Scotland, T9-O. 11, jrwflfall Chambersburg Wins Three- Completes Successful Season CASHS TEAM OPP 6 Carlisle 7 T2 Shippensburg 6 O Waynesboro T2 39 Hanover T3 19 Scotland O R wl M Tolb t F ucane J Sclich er L Ridout G Kem C Watso H Jones Rowll M Lo ell chlchte Wet S E Ma In Va ne J Walker T West C Salter ManagerD Nye CASHS 70 69 56 79 58 46 67 61 72 83 61 92 72 61 TEAMS Scotland Altoona South Hagerstown Delone Catholic Alumni Shippensburg Waynesboro Biglerville Hanover Cedar Cliff Gettysburg Carlisle Waynesboro Scotland Biglerville Hanover Cedar Cliff Carlisle Gettysburg Shippensburg Spring Grove York OPP 56 59 44 55 H46 43 46 55 59 68 44 70 66 72 Cagers Capture Conference Advance To District Finals Chambersburg captured the South Penn Con ference championship for the first time since 1954 Using to advantage a fast breaking style of play the Trolans rolled through conference play undefeated in ten games Although lack ing height the team possessed a shooting ability never before equaled in the Chambersburg area averaging almost 70 points a game Starting with a surprising 63-62 victory over a talent laden Alumni, the Trojans went on to win 17 games in a row, after having met defeat in two of the first four games. The key non-confer- ence games were two decisions over Shippens- burg, the Blue Mountain League titlest, two over Cedar Cliff, and the second triumph over Scot- land. With Gettysburg and Hanover providing the stiffest opposition the Troians successfully weathered every conference storm and gained the right to enter the District Ill play-offs. In the first play-off game Chambersburg eliminated the York County League champion, Spring Grove, by a 72-66 margin. Advancing to the District f1nals, the Trojans were stopped by the York Bearcats in the Hershey Arena. It was only the third loss in a season which saw C-burg win 19 games while gaining the respect of friend and foe. 1 'E' V A. 'EW S QQK Es, 5? 'gi K a Vf Ng Q Q is . M f 423 S Us ,gi 55 9.5 Row I--J. Frey, N. Snowberger, P. Mills, K. Hollenshead, C. Walter, R. Perry. Row Il-Mr. Salvatore Russo, L. Evans, G. Schuc man, J. Martin, G, Hanks, G. Faust, T. Kirkwood, J. Good, D. McFadden. The Trojan Junior Varsity romped to an undis- puted South Penn championship as they copped nine consecutive league games and seventeen out of nineteen over-all. Playing the same brand of ball made famous by their varsity counterparts, this fast, talented aggregation of slick sopho- mores never stopped racing, scoring, or rebound- ing as they fought their way into first place. After a comparatively mediocre beginning the Little Trojans finished the season with a flurry of vic- tories. The season opened with a rousing defeat of Scotland School after which they were nudged by Altoona in a rough, hard-fought contest. Follow- ing victories over South Hagerstown, Delone, and Shippensburg, they were topped by Waynesboro. From here on the Trojans were never conquered. Strategically guided by Coach Salvatore Russo and capably led by Captain Jack Mull, the sopho- more quintet finished the season with a thirteen game win skein. T39 h, Sophs Sweep Conference Win Seventeen Contests CASHS Teams Opp 37 Scotland 32 30 Altoona 43 67 South Hagerstown 40 51 Delone Catholic 32 55 Shippensburg 34 38 Waynesboro 50 39 Biglerville 22 43 Hanover 36 47 Cedar Cliff 43 43 Gettysburg 33 54 Carlisle 29 43 Waynesboro 30 36 Scotland 34 56 Biglerville 25 38 Hanover 23 56 Cedar Cliff 55 60 Carlisle 41 47 Gettysburg 36 48 Shippensburg 27 J Undefeated Troian Track Men Again Take South Penn Honors The CASHS track team, perennial power in the South Penn, won the Conference crown for the third consecutive year. With exceptional TRACK SCORES scoring potential manifest in the dashes and dis- CASHS OPP. tance races, the Troians swept through the sea- 7396 C I- I 531, son undefeated in both dual and triangular or is e 3 meets. Gettysburg, Carlisle, and Waynesboro 75 GellY5bUV9 52 vgere viitimized by the Trojan thcgnclpds by alnlost 78 Waynesboro 49 i entica scores in ear y season ua meets. A ter . . defeating the likes of Hanover and Scotland in 82'ClLQmberSbUrg7 4l'Honover' 36'5h'PPe S' two three-way meets, Chambersburg played host wg to Frederick and Waynesboro in the first night 75-Chambersburg, 49V2-Scotland, 23V2-Ship- track meet in school history. Evidently the bright pensburg lights did not affect their winning ways as two 69V-Ch b b , 57V-F d - k, school and three track records were broken. With 2 32:AToyer:ZS:g?6 2 re eric ' this stimulus the team traveled to Gettysburg and defeated all others in the annual South Penn Con- ference Meet behind the prolific eFforts of hurdler Michael Roche and Hugh Crittenden. South Penn Conference Meet, 51M points lfirst placej Row I-D. Leidig, P. Rhine, B. Silver, C. Shields, J. Shields, T. Wertz, M. Lippy, G. Richardson, J. Brown, H. Crittenden, S. Strayer, G. Gilbert, M. Roche, J. Henry, M. Thompson, R. Naugle, W. Laughlin. Rowll-S. Miner, R. Gelsinger, J. Booth, R. Newton, R. Van Scyoc, H. Rosenberry, D. Nye, G. Mayer, P. Remmel, D. McKenzie, P. Schaff, L. Ugarte, N. Martin, M. McConnell, G. Barnes, C. Knepper, L. Statler, Manager. Rowlll-Coach Robert Logan, S. Cook, J. Rotz, R. Statler, N. Konkel, G. McKee, E. Alcorn, J. Weiner, J. Nuernberger, R. Daugherty, G. Miner, M. Heckman, V. Erickson, R. Taylor, P. Walter, R. Zimmerman, R. Beckner, Coach Charles Reese. wood Statler, D. Shatler, K. Baker, M. Tolbert, T. West, J. Late Season Comeback Wins Second Place ln South Penn SCORING RECORD CASHS TEAM OPP. l James Buchanan 'l 5 Scotland .. 3 3 Shippensburg , . ,O 3 N. Hagerstown 5 O Gettysburg 5 3 Hanover . 4 2 Shippensburg 3 17 Scotland ., . ...l 5 Waynesboro 3 2 Hanover . 'I 8 Gettysburg .O l Greencastle , .3 3 N. Hagerstown . . , 4 A6'a.fmbalL The Trojan baseballers, coached by Mr. J. Elwood Statler, completed a long, rough schedule with a respectable six won, six lost, one tied rec- ord. Capturing second place in the highly com- petitive South Penn Conference, only two games behind champion Hanover, the team displayed poise and ability not usually found in inexperi- enced underclassmen. Starting the season off with success, the Troians won two games after a thunderstorm forced the opener with James Buchanan to be called a 1-l tie. In the next four games CASHS, although defeated by close scores, showed that they possessed the capacity to do much better. With a I7-I rout of Scotland School the Troians realized their previously dormant potential and started a four game win skein. The streak, high- lighted by the deceptive pitching of Joseph Schellhase and the outstanding hitting of Frank Martin and Kenneth Baker, included a 2-'l victory over Hanover. Row l-M. Armstrong, R. Wenger, J. Foltz, R. Young, F. Martin, C. Keefer, D. Hockensmith, M. Kaiser, R. Carter. Row II-Coach J. EI- Schellhase, G. Kirby, E. Leisher, R. Gordon, G. Keim, R. Kissel. .,,, , QMWJSJQS W Mwiw , - .Wy zazmyfzwvaww J gg M V, h,h f , .mwmf h,-wz,2,,,e,21s,14i2im xl..-ff lffina .,.' .,. A :.V-- V1Q- Mwpimk ww-,1,11M5wwawmmm,www. f -- ' - 'fx K -1 ,SWQZTNT x H9 AM. 1 4-Wm A 9 hw .ug M. fun! , my A v a X EE I 1 ,,,,...p W -vw K Q 9 1 ww ymwwmwf' if F ff, Q '- -ww NX ,. Wong Um? WILSCN COLLEGE Winner of high scholastic hon- ors at the Chambersburg Area Senior High School, Class of 1959, Pamela Lowman now is enjoying the pursuit of higher learning at Wilson College, Chambersburg's liberal arts col- lege for women. Admission to Wilson is based on a student's high school record, the recom- mendation of the high school, results of College Entrance Ex- amination Board tests, and other evidences of the student's aptitude for the type of pro- gram the College alters. Sponsors of Mis CIVITAN CLUB i' ir THE EXCHANGE CLUB s Cumberland Valley Beauty Pageant 'A' ir KIWANIS CLUB 'A' ir ROTARY CLUB 144 DR. O. F. ACRI DR. AND MRS. R. H. 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COLONY PHOTO ENGRAVING Congratulations from your engravers for the Echo COLONY PHOTO ENGRAVING 133 N Mann Street Chambersburg Pennsylvania 152 1 I ANDREWS STUDIO 649 Philadelphia Avenue Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Ken PBIHBI' Dick and Sara Andrews E C H O Photographers Abbott Terrence 76 118 Actlvltles 90 Admlnlstratlon 14 Adams PGQYICIG 9 Alcorn Everett 76 Alleman Julla 34 Alleman L R 16 Allen Lorrolne 34 96 98 114 126 132 140 10 111 0 7 94 100 101 Allnson ClarenceC 16 Alllson Ronald 34 94 96 121 Breaket1eld Xandra6 37 117 Bachtell Grace Andrew Walter 76 94 96 Andrews Lawrence 76 95 Andrews Rrchard 35 153 Andrews Sarah 153 Angle Douglas 76 Angle Edward 76 Angle Ellzabeth B4 Angle Stephen 76 Ankerbrand Ray 84 95 Appenzellar Larry 34 111 Appenzellar Terry 84 Argenbnght Joyce 34 98 106 Argenbnght Stephen 76 122 Armstrong Larry 84 94 Armstrong Marlln 141 Armstrong Ronnie 76 Arrlson Jerry 76 112 Art Servrce Club 111 Ashway Edward 76 112 114 116 Ashway Glorla 84 110 Ashway Joseph1ne84 110 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Sharon 85 110 128 George W 16 George W Jr B5 Frlese Carl 44 112 115 116 Frntz Connle 85 111 155 10 01 Frounfelter Lmda 77 95 Fuller Barbara 85 Fuller Nancy 77 Funk J Donald 44 59 72 112 126 Funk James 85 Funk Sally 77 108 Furl Dorothea 44 119 Furley Juduth 44 99 105 106 124 125 Furman John 85 Furman Lawrence 85 Furry LaRetta 44 106 Future Future Future Future Gabler Gabler Gabler Gabler Gab'er Gabler Garber Garber Craftsmen of Amertca 122 Farmers of Ameruca 121 Homemakers of Amerlca Teachers of Amernca 124 Ann 123 Juduth 77 108 123 Nancy 77 99 108 124 Ruth 85 Thomas 85 111 Wilmot 23 Colleen 77 123 Ronald 77 122 Garland Robert 77 122 Garman Edward 85 95 96 98 113 Garman Gae 44 72 97 Garner Charles 85 Garns John 85 Gaumer Paulette 85 Gayman Garnet 85 121 Gayman Melvln 77 122 Gayman Ruby A 77 120 Gelman Brenda 44 104 Geuman Gary 77 122 Gelselman John 85 Gelsslnger Gerald 85 Genssler Lynette 85 119 Gelsmger Betty 85 Gelslnger Cherle 77 95 108 124 Gelsmger Isabel 29 106 124 George Ronald 44 Gerhart Charles 85 Guft Patrucla 85 98 Gnft Terry 77 Gllbert Gary 140 Gllbert Judnth 44 Gnlbert Marsha 85 99 Gulley Walter B 24 Glpe Joyce 77 108 Glasgow Sh1rley85 99 110 Glass Glass Glass Anna 85 Dorothy 85 John 44 71 103 128 Glass Susan 77 105 108 117 Glee Club 98 99 Glessrer M1chaeI77 98 Glick Ruth 77 117 123 Gluck Joyce 77 105 1C8 117 123 127 Gluck Juduth 45 106 Gochenauer Glen 45 Gochenauer Ralph 77 121 Golden Bonnle 45 98 Gontz Judy 45 55 93 105 124 128 Good John 85 139 Gordon Rnchard 11 45 122 126 141 Goshen Davld 85 Go sert Kenneth B5 Gotwals Stephen7 12 77 112 126 132 Graefl George 24 115 Graham Dlane 85 Grayson Davnd 45 114 Greenawalt Allce 45 104 106 Greenawalt Mary 77 108 Greenawalt Mlchele Greenawalt Susan 45 70 72 106 124 125 Greene G Rufus 86 113 Gregory Bruce 77 Gross Yvonne 77 94 95 108 118 120 124 Grove Carole 45 104 106 118 Gsell Davnd 45 Gutshall Bonnta 78 124 Gutshall Ruta 78 Gutshall Shtrley 78 108 Guyer Harold 86 Guyer Rebecca 86 98 02 I Q 0 C I Q I I ' , , ' , , , .124 , I I , I , , , , , ,12. 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Faye 48 104 106 Jean 48 106 124 Karper Jay E 16 Kauffman Kauffman Kaut?man Kaut1man Kean Pat Gary 50 J Merle 16 Jac 78 112 117 Kenneth 50 ncaa 50 106 119 124 Hoover Lynn 86 135 Hoover Patr1c1a78 109 117 Harbaugh Evelyn E 29 Hardsock Raymond 86 Horn Wulllam 48 112 115 116 Horn Wnlllam G 16 Hornbaker Beverly 86 104 Harlowe Gary 86 Harman Rlchard 86 Harmon John 86 Harmon PfISCIllG 86 Harmon RobertJ 16 Harmon Ruth 86 Horst Horst Horst Horst Horst Alnce 48 106 Jean 78 109 Jere 78 112 John 86 Joyce 78 109 Keck James 78 112 Keebaugh Audrey 86 Keebaugh Bonnie 50 106 Keefer Calvln 86 Keefer Cyrus 141 Kegerrens Bonnle 78 98 109 Kegerrels Juanita 78 Kelm George 47 50 112 118 126 Kell James 78 94 118 Kell Shelda 86 Horns Sara 46 101 104 106 Harrlson Harnson Harnson Harnson Harnson Hartman Bonnxe 86 119 Cralg 78 Herbert 78 99 112 Joy 46 Kathleen 46 101 106 124 Ronald 78 112 116 126 132 Hartranft Patrlcla 86 98 Hartzell Elame 46 106 118 124 Hostetter Clalr 86 121 135 Hostetter Dale 78 121 Keller Klrby 31 50 72 97 99 112 118 Keller Paul 16 Kendall Gllson 50 99 111 Hostettler Glorla 48 94 96 106 Hauser Mary F 24 123 Howard Patrlcla 8 43 48 70 94 106 117 Hrumnak Andrew 78 122 9 Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Brenda 50 124 Donna 86 Nancy 50 Samuel 50 121 Sandra 86 Kesslnger Larry 50 Hartzell George 16 Hassunger Susan 46 104 106 1 Hassler Benlamln 78 122 Houck Freder1cD 20 24 43 Haulmon Barbara 46 120 Hawbaker Delbert46 122 Hawbaker John A 78 111 112 Howbuker John B 75 78 112 119 128 Hawbecker Gary 78 Hays Evelyn 10 78 108 Heagy Saundra 46 99 105 106 124 125 Heck Larry 78 112 122 Heckman Carol 46 106 117 Heckman D rryl78 111 112 4 Heckman Edwm 86 94 128 Huber Charles 78 99 112 126 132 Huber Davnd 48 98 102 112 115 Huber John 86 97 99 113 116 Hughes Kenneth 49 Charles 49 63 73 112 115 126 Hull Terry Humelsune Garnet 86 Humelslne Thomas H 16 Kessler Joan 50 59 106 124 Kllllnger Gaylord 51 94 96 124 Klmple Glenn 8 86 95 Klnderman Robert 24 75 132 133 Kung Nancy 51 106 111 119 120 4 Knrby Gary 51 105 112 115 116 141 Kirby Jeanne 24 128 Knrkpatrlck RoyS 16 Kurkwood Thomas 86 135 139 Kuser Ruble 78 Knssel Ronald 51 114 126 141 Klstler Edward 86 135 Kntzmlller Joanne M 51 101 104 Heckman Heckman Heckmon James A 16 Joyce 86 104 Mlc ael 46 86 112 115 116 0 Heckman Merle 113 Heckman Ronald 86 113 135 Heefner Ronald 46 Heller lda 24 Helman Helman Helman Helman Helman Helman Helman Charles 46 122 Cheryl 78 108 117 119 Dennls 47 111 John 86 Kenneth 122 Loss 47 95 102 106 124 Melvln 86 95 121 lle John A 16 Ile Relda 86 94 lsenberger Carol 49 111 Isenberger Darlene 86 lsenberger Nancy 49 67 71 7 102 106 4 Kutzmnller Judnth 86 Kutzmlller Wayne 86 Klenzmg Walter 86 Kllne Earl 51 122 Klme Gary 86 135 Klane Ronald 86 Kllpp Mary Loulse 29 Klock Carol 51 103 119 Klutas Robert 78 111 112 114 Knepper Knepper Knepper Knepper Knepper Carl 140 Evelyn 78 109 117 James 78 JoAnne 86 Marlene 51 106 Knoll Edward 78 122 Helmuth Charles 78 98 117 Helmuth Darlene 86 104 110 Henneberger Mlnerva 78 Henry Bertha 78 104 Henry BonnleJ 47 120 Henry Jerry 140 Henry Ronald 86 Henry Sherls 78 104 117 Henry Yvonne 78 Hepfer Samuel 86 Hepfer Terry 86 Herbert George 78 Herman Judy8 47 99 106 124 Herr Jeanne 47 97 99 106 HeYdorn Geraldlne 47 101 104 106 Huggins Joan 96 98 99 Hugh Gary 47 Jacobs Hubert 49 63 70 105 Jacobs Suzanne 30 86 102 110 128 129 Jacoby Melody 78 93 94 95 102 108 109 9 Jamlson Juduth 86 Jauquet Antounette 49 101 111 Jeffrey Lester 86 115 Jenklns James 86 Johns Barbara 49 104 106 Johns Fred 86 115 Johnson Betty 78 Johnson Donna 86 Johnson Larry 86 Johnson Leroy 49 95 Johnson Mary 86 Johnston Ann4 33 49 72 92 102 106 123 Hugh Jacquellne 78 Hull Gary 86 Hull Sharon 86 95 Hull Susan 78 108 117 Hlrsch Franclne 47 104 118 124 Hlrsch Yeeda 86 98 Hobbs Judy 86 Hoch Carolyn 78 94 95 97 98 Hoch Mark 78 Hoch Vera 78 Hock Judith 86 104 Hockensmlth Donn 141 Hague DeWayne 97 98 9 112 Hotfedltz Gerald 86 Hoffman, Dennls 7, 78 Hollar, Margaret 24 Johnston Zoa 49 106 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jordon Jumor Jumor Jumor Junior Betty 78 109 Carol 75 78 98 108 Carole 86 110 Carolyn 78 109 Darlene 78 109 Gary 78 Harold 78 128 136 Reuben 49 Shnanne 86 Truna 78 109 Donna 86 104 H Y1 2 Trl HI Y 08 Varsity Basketball 139 Varsity Football 135 156 Knoll Kermet 86 Knox Joanne 78 109 Konkel Norbert 86 140 Koons Dlana 86 Koontz Carole 79 109 Kotch Peggy 51 Kramer Ellen 79 Kramer Ronaele 51 98 Krlechbaum Sue 86 110 Krmer Donna 52 120 Krmer Jane 120 Kroner Natalle 52 94 95 106 Kuhn Dale 86 94 Kuhn Margaret 24 32 33 44 104 Kuhns Clyde 86 Kyler Judy 78 109 Lader Paulette 86 Lalrd Jesse 86 Landls Gene 79 102 109 12 Landls Rnchard 52 Landls Wllllam 86 114 Largent Bonlta 79 109 118 Latln Club 117 Latshaw Dorothy 24 Laughlin, Ruth 79, 120 Laughlnn, Wllllam 52, 140 11 I G . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 9, ,117 ' 1- 1 1 ' '- '- 1 1 ACTIVITIES, and Organlzahons Lauver Robert 79 Lawrence Robert 86 Lawyer Carol 79 95 119 124 Laxson Carmon 86 Laye Chester 79 122 Loye Margaret 52 106 120 Leatherman John 86 121 Leberknught Patrlcua 86 Leedy Fay 52 106 111 120 Leee Leona 79 99 109 124 Lehman Beclue 79 109 Leh Carol 86 94 Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Dorothy 86 99 Galen 79 JoAnn R 79 JosephE 79 112 118 Ronald 86 Sharon 86 McFadden Dav1d 87 95 139 MCGUIYE M1chael87 98 Mclntlre Gary 79 McKee George 79 112 118 140 McKee lynn 54 106 McKenr1ck Duwane 79 122 140 McKenz1e Denms 54 117 McKenz1e EIeze2 3 24 McKenz1e Joe 79 112 135 McKenz1e Robert 87 McKn1qht Donna 87 Mclaughlln Ray 54 103 McNew McNew McNew McNew McNew Dean 79 John 82 87 135 Lols F 54 106 Marlln 54 122 Patrlcla 54 106 Meals Donald 55 Menrerer Barbara 55 Lehman Sh1rley 86 Le1d1g Davld 140 Le1d1g Wesley43 52 112 128 129 Lelsher Elden 33 52 59 126 132 133 141 Le1sher Hazel 79 Lenherr Faye 52 86 L1brary Staff 104 L1ghtner Gladys 86 Lunn Galen 28 124 Llppy Mlchael 140 Logan Robert 140 Lohman Sally 86 98 110 Lowans Patsy 52 106 Lowe Janet 79 109 Lowery Donald 53 122 Lowman Penelope 53 67 99 106 119 123 Lowy Karen 87 Lucas Charles53 97 98 99 112 113 116 Lucas Paul 24 97 98 Ludw1g Judy 79 96 123 Lynch R1chard 7 79 98 Lytle Lmda 79 99 Melllnger Bonme 79 Merlettn Ann 55 106 Metz Barry 55 103 105 Metz James 79 Meyers Joyce 79 120 M1ckey Chr1st1ne25 70 118 Mnckey Dons 55 111 120 127 M1ckey Kenneth 79 M1ckey Mary Lou 78 79 98 104 105 119 120 124 Mlckey Ronald 87 Mnckey V1rg1n1a 79 94 96 117 Natmnal Honor Socuety 125 Naugle Robert 140 Naugle Shlrley 25 70 Nauge Terra 57 107 111 124 Neal Nancy 87 Negley Mary 83 95 118 Nellmg Judy 80 109 123 Nessel Jul1anne 57 95 103 107 Newcomer Bennett 80 Newcomer Thomas 12 87 113 114 Newell Donald 87 Newell Judy 87 Newman Charles B0 Newman Roy 30 87 102 Newmann Donna 87 Newton Randy 80 126 132 140 Nlcarry Carol 57 120 Nlcarry RayL 80 122 N1carry Ruby G 87 120 N carry Thomas 87 N emeyer Carl 87 Nutterhouse Susanne 13 80 109 118 Noel Cherry 80 Noll Deanna 57 107 Nuernberger John 140 Nurses of Tomorrow Club 123 N e D k6 80115126132134 36 Nye Frances 80 Muller M1ller Muller Muller Muller Muller Mlller M1ller M1ller M1ller M1ller M1ller Muller Bonn1e 79 94 95 102 108 109 123 Carl 87 98 Carol 55 96 97 98 118 Charles 16 Dolly 79 109 118 Ellen 79 109 Gary 87 Georgla L 79 98 128 Jacob F 79 112 John 25 Juduth 87 99 110 Mary 55 103 Rodney 55 112 115 Oberholser Karl 57 72 112 117 Ocker Ruth 80 Oliver M Ann 29 Ol ver Mar1on 25 105 Olson Ruth 87 110 120 Mackey Mackey Mackey Malone Devonna 79 96 Mar1lynn 53 99 100 101 118 123 Susan 87 Joanne 53 106 Mllls Delnore 79 122 M1lls Paul L 16 Mllls Paull 83 87 113 Mmer Gene 55 121 126 140 M1ner Scott 55 140 Mntchell Janet 87 Monlghan Marlene 56 103 107 Ommert Teddy 87 Omwalw John 83 87 Orchestra 96 Orrls Gerald 87 135 Orr1s Mary 57 0rr1s Shnrley 87 110 Osterman Dennls 80 Osterman Sally 80 109 123 Osterman Thomas 57 70 132 133 March Roberta 87 110 Marshall Charles 87 135 Marshall Judy 87 128 Mart1n Martln Martm Martln Martm Martnn Martln Martln Mart1n Martln Mortln Mart1n Mart1n Mort1n Martm Martun Mart1n Mart1n Martln Mort1n Martm Mart1n Mart1n Martln Mason Barbara A 79 99 108 109 Barbara L 79 109 Betty 53 106 118 Denms 8 75 79 94 97 99 D1ane 79 109 Donna 53 103 106 Dwlght 53 94 96 Er1c 79 117 136 Eun1ce 53 106 Frank 141 Gregory 7 53 114 Jeffrey 87 139 John 79 121 Judlth 82 87 93 110 127 L1nda 13 79 104 Lorralne 87 Nathan1el79 114 126 132 140 Patr1c1a 33 53 72 97 98 106 12 R1chard 87 Roger 87 98 Ruth 79 Samuel 16 Ted 79 122 V1v1an 87 Donna Mathews Patsy 54 Monn Monn Monn Monn Monn John 52 56 68 73 105 1 Patr1c1aL 79 109 Paulette R Robert 87 113 Mooney Vlctorla 87 Moore Dav1cl 87 Ostrasky Lester 25 122 Ott Barbara 57 103 107 Ott Jan1ce 80 Ott larry 83 87 Ott Mary 80 109 Overcash Gene 57 122 Overcash Jerry 82 87 113 Moore Lanny 87 Morganthall Julua 79 105 123 Morr1son Helen 87 104 Morrow Bryan 87 Marrow Frank 79 95 Morton Beverly 87 104 Morton Georgeyln 87 Mosser Gaynell 56 107 Mossav1t1 Phyllls 56 63 1 Mowen Doreen 87 Mowery Judy 79 127 Mowery Sandra 56 107 Mowrey E Lounse 25 Mull Edward 79 104 Mull Jack L 87 135 139 Mull Joyce E 87 Mummert Jay 87 121 Murphy Edward9 87 Murphy Kathleen 56 101 1 4 Murphy Mary 9 80 98 Murray Robert 56 98 119 Musser Joseph 87 121 Musser Merv1n56 121 Musser Sylv1a 87 120 118 24 Matthews Ronald 87 Mayer George 54 126 132 133 140 Mc8rayer Ga1l79 117 123 McCardell James 79 McCleary Eugeme 87 95 110 129 McCleary Patrlcna 54 94 95 106 117 McCleary Stephen 79 McClure Barbara 54 106 McClure Terry 79 112 117 McConnell Mlchael 140 McCurdy Fred 54 McCurdy J Daryl 87 McCurdy Judnth 54 106 118 124 M D Iwell Donald 87 Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Donald R 87 Dons A 79 104 Gay 87 110 Megan 11 56 98 105 119 124 125 Nanc1eL 80 124 Ne1l 80 Norman 87 R1taJ 80 124 127 128 Ronald 56 80 121 125 RoseM 80 104 105 117 123 Ruth 120 Stephen 87 113 V1rg1n1a 123 Zelma 87 157 Owens Houston 57 Owens James 80 Owens Loretta 87 Owens Patr1c1a 25 1 Owens W1ll1am 25 OYlBf Harry 57 112 118 Oyler Mary Anne 80 117 Pamter Kenneth 87 135 Palsgrove Roberta B0 95 104 Pananes 81ll1e57 103 107 116 119 Parker Thomas 43 44 58 103 105 11 Parrot Staff 105 Parsons Jenevle 80 109 118 Patrons 142 Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Donna 87 98 119 Erma 58 107 Joann 80 95 Kather1ne 80 109 119 123 Marlan 58 97 99 105 107 2 124 Patterson Raymond 87 Paxton Robert 58 101 Perffer Donald48 58 97 98 112 124 Pe1Her Ken 153 Penslnger Rnchard 80 122 Pensmger Thomas 58 Pentz James 87 94 113 Perry Bonme 80 Perry Ronald 85 87 105 113 139 Peters Llnda K 80 109 119 123 Peters L1nda M B7 98 I O I . 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