Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

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PEP CL B ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Monica Miller, Betty Claycomb, Bonnie Evans, Sandra Mattern, Marita Brown, Brenda McCreary, Iane Hoover, Connie Nicodemus, Patricia Geyer, Karen Miller, Shirley Davis, Karen Dunlap, Sandra Dull, Miss Eckman. Marlene Oldham, Susan Callihan, Melda Miller, Ianet Wentz, Nancy Mickle, Virginia Diehl, Kathy Davis, Evelyn Otto, Charlotte Miller, Shirley Bowser, Darlene Benton, Bonnie Oldham. Betty Ferguson, Ioan Feathers, lane Strayer, Sandra Kring, Sharon Callihan, Betty Findley, Pearl McCreary, Nancy Hauck, Rote Marie Trentini, Elda Mock, Gail Hahn, Nancy Weaver, Carol Hoover. Ioyce Dermer, Ioan Mickle, Sarah Barefoot, Ianet Otto, Elaine Miller, Cynthia McFarland, Bonnie Yingling, Bonnie Moskey, Frances Miller, Diane Bender, Doris Bowser, Mary Neatrour. Sandra Hostetler, Kathryn Wentz, Donna Price, Sandra Callihan, Ianet Barefoot, Ianet Hillegass, Wilma Diehl, Hilda Claycomb, Bonnie Ellenberger, Linda Herline, Grace Herline, Phyllis Ackerman, Bonnie Williams, Doris Kelly, Nancy Ickes, Beverly Allison, Barbara Lohr, Norma Iean Claycomb, Andrea Lape, Iuanita Crane, Carol Werner. -may ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Sally McMillen, Betty Smith, Donna Amick, Shirley Bowen, Ginette Saylor, Ieanne Crissey, Ianet Hengst, Iane Leppert, Delores Bender, Patsy McDonald, Ioyce Miller, Sally Solden. Diane Wright, Carol Ann Brumbaugh, Patty Diehl, Ianie Barefoot, Sally Bowser, Alice Sipes, Ianet Lohr, Delores Miller, Nancy Diehl, Marsha Cuppett, Eleanor Oldham, Patsy Egolf. Patricia Gerula, Iean Wambaugh, Marian McCreary, Sandra Winesiclcle, Iudy Hahn, Ianet Mowry, Ruth Lohr, Oma Rae Barefoot, Carol Robb, Phyllis Mitchell, Ianice Rininger, Theresa lmgrund, Carol Iones, Ioan Claycomb, Barbara Blackburn, Karen Wonders, Iane Carson, Shirley Price, Iudy Stevenson, Shirley Mitchell, Charlotte Smith, Ethel Dull, Connie Oldham. Barbara Harbaugh, Ianice Sauter, Bonnie Nicodemus, Iudy Onstead, Marjorie Colvin, Mabel Price, Alma Lou Ellis, Maria Way, Peggy Mihelcic, Shirley Berkey, Nancy Oldham. Faye Williams, Beverly Mickle, Rubye Mock, Ianice King, Hilda College, Lorraine Shaffer, Myrtle Iones, Sylva Miller, Audrey Leppert, Marian Miller.

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F TURE HOMEM KERS OF A ERICA ROW l. Doris Claycomb, Iean Fisher, Susan Cuppett, Sandra Fleegle, Violet Carson, Bonnie Moskey, Dolly Fleegle, Eunice Hickey, Mrs. Daugherty. ROW 2. Nancy Weaver, Carol Fritz, Ianice Ickes, Margaret Turner, Nancy Diehl, Shirley Imler, Edith Diehl, Lois Turner. ROW 3. Iean Rouzer, Shirley Shippey, Faye Hillegass, Dolly Riegel, Shirley Frazier, Phyllis Crissman, Esther Oldham. ROW 4. Elaine Lambert, Vera Iune Rose, Donna Colvin, Hilda College, Doris Baughman, Anna Mae Oldham. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in high schools of the United States and its territories. In addition to local chapters, FHA has State and National organizations. The distinguished colors of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America are red and white. The flower is a red rose which is sym- bolic of vibrant, glowing health which contributes to happiness and efficiency in home and group life. The motto Toward New Horizons express the purpose of the organiza- tion-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The Chestnut Ridge FHA officers are: President ...,..,...........,... DORIS CLAYCOMB Treasurer ........,................. SUSAN CUPPETT Vice President ..,,,,. ...,.. E LAINE LAMBERT Parliamentatian ....,......, PAYE HILLEGASS Secretary ,,,,.....,,,,......,.,.. SHIRLEY SHIPPEY Historian ............,,,. FRANCES KAUFFMAN Asst. Secretary ,.,..... DORIS BAUGHMAN Song Leader .,.....,.......,,. VERA IUNE ROSE Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, N ANCY WEAVER Seventy Seven

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SENIUR PLAY CAST ROW 1. Pat Maclntyre, Barbara Campbell, Virginia Diehl, Carolyn Long, Beverly Allison. ROW 2. Ivan Wentz, Robert Heslop, Iames Miller, Clem Miller. The comedy, Dear Ruth, was presented in the high school auditorium on the eve- ning of March Zl. The play began with Lt. William Seawright coming home irom the war to see Ruth, the girl with Whom he has been corresponding. When he arrived at Ruth's home, he found that Ruth was engaged to Albert and that she hadn't been Writing to him at all. He learned that it was Miriam who had been writing to him and that :he had been signing Ruth's name. Not only had she signed Ruth's name, but she also had sent him a picture of Ruth. Then Martha, Bill's sister, and Chuck, who were engaged, met again and got married. In the meantime, Ruth and Bill kept almost steady company and fell in love. Later, they got married. Seventy Nine