Chief Logan High School - Legend Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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Therefore we, the Senior Classes of l953, dedicate this first volume of The Legend to that spirit of co-operation which enabled the Indians and white men of old to become friends and which is today making it possible for the students of Burnham and Derry to work together and play together ina spirit of friendliness and good will. We leave our Alma Materwith the sincere hope that this spirit will continue until both schools are finally united in one new building which can offer the students of Burnham-Derry the greatest opportunities of a modern American education. .5 lg f'X U fs -49' r ,s f f- X , . xy 1 If . x ' 3 ' it E , 5 X '- i 5' Ti i ii- - LH ,:. S.- .3--4 li , lllIllWOI1ll Many years ago thus part of Pennsylvanua un whuch we now luve was unhabuted by Induan trubes When the whute settlers began to colonize and move farther unland these Induans and whute men after many quarrels and dusagreements learned to Iuve together as brothers and to smoke the pupe of peace As early as 1767 a new townshup, whuch embraced allofour present MufflunCounty was establushed and named Derry The name Derry typucally Scotch lrush was taken from the town and county of Londonderry un Ireland from whuch many of the settlers have come The furst record of a school un Mufflun County was the one provuded un the lower part of Derry Townshup Records show that as early as 1789 there were provusnons made for a church to be erected whuch was to be used as a school as well as a House of Wor shup Thus was on the sute of the present Presbyteruan Church un Vura Numerous other schools were establushed un Derry Townshupbetween then and 1863 when the Freedom Independent School Dustruct was formed The furst buuldung un thus dustruct was destroyed by fure A new buuldung was buuld un 1906 and deducated un 1907 In 191 1 the Burnham Borough was Incorporated and the name was changed from Freedom Independent to Burnham Borough School Dustruct By 1914 the need for a hugh school In 1937 the Freedom Buuldung was found to be unadequate and so the present Burnham Hugh School was erected The furst record ofa hugh school un Derry Townshup was around 1904 un the present Yeagertown Grade School Buuldung to whuch an annex was added un 1917 In 1937 the present Derry Hugh School Buuldung was buult to accommodate the seventh and eughth grades un addutuon to the hugh school However the populatuon of Derry Townshup has uncreased so rapudly that thus buuldung us unable to provude suffucuent opportunutues for uts many students Therefore un accordance wuth the modern trend un educatuon to create larger ed ucatuonal unuts by the lounung of smaller school dustructs on July 1, 1951 the Burnham School Dustruct and Derry Townshup School Dustruct formed a lounture known as the Burnham Derry Jount School Dustruct Although these two schools are stull operatung as two hugh schools they are provung once agaun as un the early days of our country that people who have been rivals can smoke the pupe of peace and work together un harmony Thus the Senuor Classes of Burnham-Derry bnng you the modern legend of these two schools un thus school year of 1952 and 1953 1 - x t -1- -f'cfs jQ1 -x W' MQ ., 7? - ' A ,,..V - 3: vi-,1.1T: , - n--1 T' ff- -if . . 1 . I . became apparent and the Freedom Building was constructed during the summer of 1914. ' ll . I ' . ll ' ' I 0 xg , 'Q 1 6 5 kj X 1 9 ' ,if-be M 'L 2? fr. five: gi 1,1 ' , I ep.. - M - ,, in-11 4- -i AHUIINII THE HPHS THE CHHFS AUMINISIRNHUN and FACUlIY HEAP BIB BRAVIS SENIURS IRIBESMIN SIUDINIS CUUNCH FIRIS ClASSlS INJUN DUINGS ACIIVHWES WAR GAMES SPURIS If Z-J, KX! HN H nwm QNMm.' HWVU Xxx ..lh. X x , f X Q 'ilil 4? ,NQN NFEN 5 T . f 5 'mllllllhsf AN Q '01, - 5 'fm A Qu 5 E f f WWW! 43 ,w' 5 - , I ' -- I if ,QQX i-ci 5:Elgi!!:fE?ZEaEgE:gZ:, iZ.., Q 11-I CTI-I! ? 'l 'Il-l-I.-.1 1 l , , I ' I . S Y .. Q r Q my vs ? g I JV 5 in i pi -I iffnji at Kumi., lil! lg E lif t' X 'I fs, 1, -.A,g: '5 , ' v' ' 4. ., ! Y M H 5 Y I X ' 'fx L 'Q V' ., Q 4 Q -J ' ' -:.,if'1l ' H A' ' A' 1 -Ralf' ' 3 1 .A 1- . b i.. . 1 I 'L v if ' Q 1 :gi A , f 'I 5 -:T ' A i T1 3 ,IV , 2- , -1+ nr pf W1 -' 33 15: .ia iQs'?:1fg Ei ' a s.. A -4:53 -ge g, M - K, ', 4?':.,, .1 X Lv I ,gin f 'G 1 'VI PAULINE B HENDERSON English, Derry WENDELL W. HENDERSON Mathematics, Derry MARTHA C, HEVERLY Languages, Burnham LAURA B. HOLMES Home Economics, Burnham-Derry CATHERINE E, HOSTERMAN Geography, Burnham ELIZABETH T, HUNTER Languages, Derry ROBERT KENNEDY Social Studies, Derry MARTIN KOONS Physical Education, Burnham ANNA E, KYLE English, Burnham IAMES M. LEADER Driver Education, Burnham-Derry BARBARA E, LEWIS Business Education, Burnham LOIS P, LONG 4 9 vivid ERNEST C, AHARRAH Science and Mathematics, Derry MARTHA E. BARNES Mathematics, Derry ALBERT A. BROWN Physical Education, Derry ROSE M. CRAMER Physical Education, Derry REBA S, ESH Art, Burnham-Derry JOHN H, ESTRIGHT Social Studies, Derry GEORGE M. GIBSON 1ndustria1Aits, Burnham-Derry JOSEPH R. HANEY Science, Burnham GENE C, HARBACH Music, Burnham-Derry 1 35. -.fl Q DALE E. MILLER Mathematics, Burnham MARGARET M, RHODES Languages, Burnham DOROTHY L. RIGHTER English, Derry ELSIE H, RODGERS Music, Bumham-Derry ARLA C. SMITH Music, Bumham-Derry ENZA W, SMITH Business Education, Derry CLARA STAYNER Business Education, Derry ANNA B. THOMAS Latin and Mathematics, Derry CATHERINE L, THOMPSON English, Derry HANS W UBERSEDER CLAYTON M, WAGNER HAROLD A, WEBB ADA C WHITE I GERALD WOOMER .IONASJ YODER Music Burnham Derry Arithmetic Burnham Science, Derry History Burnham Social Studies Derry Georgraphy Derry SIAH IEANNE M KREIG MIRIAM M, KNODE MAUUI: rs, WALKER ELEANOR K DEAMER ARLENE D LEITER DONNA T MILLER Dental Hygienist Derry School Nurse, Derry School Nurse, Burnham Secretary Burnham Secretary Burnham Derrv Secretary Derry ,-?'1'1'- Q arf' Q N1 Q, xl' in-v ! Q ! v-,1,-,:...-.--5 ,..f-v- 4 f':,'.'.- :'J BfBeu .-1-1 1 'W If t 31 in , .-1,-1 sfisfgy' -1 -L vw ,Al BIIH HAM N SENIOR CLASS OFFICER5 Preudenr ...... Kenneth Brarron Vue Presldem , . .Jaw Beaxer Treasurer , , . Domthv Davis Secretary . . Joanne B111el H1stUr1.1n, , , . . Le.nO1mLk CONNIE LOU CARSTETTER NORMA JEAN CLARE B U R H A M MARGARET ANN BAKER Baker Commercial orus I 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y Class Play 3 L1brar1an 2 3 Year book Staff 3 Tall blond cute smtle Fats g1rl ha1ls from Newtown wants that MRS degree JOHN ELLIS BEAVER Jack Academic County Chorus 2 County Band 1 2 Footballr 2 3 Basketball 3 Chotusl 2 3 Yearbook 3 Class Play 2 Band I 2 Staff Vtce Pres1dent of Sentor Class Lady s man Rosenbaum s o HotrodsthatPlymouth Curly ha1r T formatron magrtran DELORES LUCILLE BENNER Dory Commerctal Tr H1 Y I 2 3 Softball I Bas ketball I Chorus I 2 3 Y ar book Staff 3 Pretty blond ha1r flashes adta mond on her thtrd f1nger left hand ltkes Fords Conme Lou Commerclal Tr H1 Y I 2 3 Class Play 3 Chorus123 B3.I'ldI23 Bas ketball manager I 2 3 County Ban 1 2 3 Always glgglmg Hot rods tha Chevy I I I ltkes the scenery around Lewxstown bu1lt close to the ground one of the gang BELLE ANN BETLYON Betlyon General Tr1 H1 Y I 2 3 Class Secretary 1 Basketball I 2 3 Softball1 2 3 Bandt 2 Chorusl 2 3 Cheer leader 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Class Play 2 3 County Band I 2 County Chorus 2 One of the gang Koons pet peeve Male favorrte changes each month Fond of Jotnture fb' v-' --.,,-7 JOANNE MAE BILLE'lT KENNETH BRUCE BRATTON Commercral Ken Academlc T H1 Y I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Class Prestdent 2 3 H1 Y I 2 3 Basketballl Softball 1 Bandl 2 Class Play 2 3 Student Counc1l Yearbook Staff 3 Class Play 2 3 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Yearbook Staff ClassSecretary 2 3 County Cho rus 2 Student Counctl 2 Ohl that laughll Calm helms Cuprd shot when she saw the man In troubled class waters wh1te of hereye Adepend Loves French Class m1sch1e able leader chref class recorder vously quarrelsome Ctndy IS her pet Clare Commerclal Basketball I Chorus I 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y I 2 3 Class Play 2 Year book Staff 3 Always seen wxth Woody shy but explostve bu1lt on a small scale l1kes to dance 15 sr Inns Ch I Q' ' .L - 1 ..: 1.2. . . 1' fby. 1 -,.: 2- '-'-,,: ' . ',,: ' . n 9 5 V ...I K' W Q X NIO!! ' u wr ri- '- ,,: , ,g ' .5 '- .. .S 3- i- '- ..: : : .,: '- d , , . ' ' I I ' . U. . f travels ina '35 Ford Beaver s ROBERT JAMES CUNNINGHAM x I Bob Commercial x 2 3gChorusI 2 3-Wrestlingz 3 Hi-Y I,2,35 S occe r 2.3. Band 1, FIIEHIBIIVC blll l'l8V8l' WlflS Small! but mightyl l l.. . argu- COITIPCIIIIOH VIVIAN MAE FORD V1v1an Commerctal orus 123 Tr1H1YI Llbrarlan 3 Navrgator to Connle s pllottng Pleasant Pretty ha1r ltkes the boys student class counse o BARBARA IRENE GASPER Jasper Commerctal orus I 2 3 Class Play 2 Softball 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Always talking partakes of nourtshment manager ln the makmg Samtary s refreshment hustler EVELYN PAULINE HUMMEL JEAN ELIZABETH HUMMEL Ev1e Commercral Jean Commercral HIYIZJ Chotust l-ltY123 Chorustz Frxendly Shyly competent Good worker Mrs Holmes Newtownnauve Frrstlnfamrly right hand gttl natural curly alphabet harr Second rn famtly alpha C 'IQ A ABN W'-vp orus l23 Trxl-l1YI Ltbrarlan 2 Ftery red ha1r Fltrts w1thDalby Staunchclass backer Optn tons clash wtth Gaspers 16 DOROTHY MAE DAVIS Dot Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3g Band I,21 Class Treasurer 1,2,3g Chorus t,2,3g Class Play 3g Softball lg County Band 2. Cherishes those letters from Jim Pretty and s1ncere Talkattve a real homebody ,J AUDREY FAY HAINES DONALD EDWARD HALL Re Commerctal Ducky Academtc Chorus I 2 3 Class Play 2 3 Art Club 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Tall dark and tndrvtdualtsttc Joker 'I'opYearbookhuckster In love Wllh Clyde Bllll HAM Ch , , 3 '- '- ,2,3g Ch , , g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 31 lr, ' ' ' ,, xiv . l wr du ' gg u ' Ch .,: '- '- .2.3: ..: .2 Tri- '- , 9. ,z.3. Tri- '- , , , , ,3, b t, MARGARET ELLEN HUMMEL Marg1e Commerclal H1 Y I 2 3 Chorus I Small Featured Qu1er ways wlth her s1sters Frlendly Thlrd 1n fam1ly alphabet GLADYS ARLENE JOHNSON Johnson Commerc1al orus I 2 3 Tr1H1 Y Class Play 3 Tall slender Class clown Personahty plus Has Hunters l1cense sv' POLLY ANN KINSLOE ROBERT IVAN LINDENBERGER Krnsloe Academrc L1ndy Commerclal orusI23Tr1H1YI HYI23BandI23Cous Baskerball1 Class Playz 3 Year I 2 3 Footballl 2 Soccer 2 3 book Staff 3 Compactly constructed tem Nrce dresser Jet curled tresses permental outbursts Has that Ohl those eyes Frlendly base horn Whrte s buddy Has an Interest 1n the Bakery Ed11s yearbook copy JAMES RANDOLPH MCNABB SHIRLEY JEAN MITCHELL 1m General Mltchell Academrc H YI 2 3 Band I 2 3 Chorus H1 Y I 3 Chorus I I 2 3 Class Play 3 Yearbook Class Play2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 S1aff3 Short but her lrrterest IS tall Tall slender and 1ntell1gent Keen Neat appearance One Always argumg Wllh teachers of the gang Lots of fun Ta Loves the Packard W and J emed actress Arts pet peeve bound JOHN WILLIAM MOWERY Mowery General Chorusl 2 3 H1 YI 2 3 Soccer 3 Prmt Club I 2 Always grvmg advlce Beech S I S Curly ha1r Mr G1bson s boy nut assassln Soccer wmgrnan 17 if TL? Y i LEON JAMES OLNICK Leach General Chorusl 2 Class Play 2 3 Year book Staff3 Class H1stor1an3 Industnous Clean cut Con gemal Towhead Head man ln Annual Loves popular mus1c Tri- '- , ,: ,2,3. Ch , , 5 '- '- 1,2,3g ' .... Al- '. I- ,,g , ,Q Tri- '- ,2,: ,2,3 5 AI 4-1 nn. ' , K R K ,fx If 1, 912- P-4-1, Ch .,: '-'- ,2.3: i- ..: .,: hr I 1 on. - Q 2,5 ' ,,3. : ' ' . SUSAN JANE PETERS Jane Commerical Chorus 1.2.3. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. 1.1- brarian 2. Earnest. ..Checks out the books. . .Able seamstress. . . lntends to teach. MARY MARGARET PRICE Mary General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Chorus 2,35 Li- brarian 3. Head above the clouds. . .Uses soundtrack bubblegum. . Supporter of Co-education. . . book lover. iii 'Q i 'ii ,vi-. ' JAMES THOMAS PULLY, JR, VND: ARTHUR PURSEL Jim General Art Commercial Football 1.2, 3: Basketball I, 2. 3: Chorus I, 2, 3, Nightly treks to Cinder Hill... Football I,2, 3, Wrestling 2. Whata physiquel l l. . Plans night- ly ventures in Study Hall. . . Top athlete. . .Quiet teaser. . . Friendly. . . Talkative, , , Subject Unassuming. HARRY RICHARD WHITE Ted General Chorus I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3. Experiments with the Ford. . . Me- chanic. . .Friendly. . . They walk the avenue. to moods. . . The Y 's soda dis- penser, RUR HAM Sl I0llS SHIRLEY CAROLYN SHEPARDSON Shirley Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 35 Librarian 33 Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3. Quiet blonde. . . I-lails from first avenue. . . Pals around with Gasper . . . .Good student. . . . Typewriter toter. ROBERT WILLIAM ROAN Bohn General Yearbook Staff 3, Chorus 1.2, 3. Quiet. . .Jockeys theNash. .. Co- operative. , . Outdoorsman. 19 afar Y 5, s l I VELMA ZEDORA SOLT IRA LARRY SNOOK Velma Commercial Sr100ky General Chorus 1' 2, 3, 1-,iq-11-y Lg, Football 1,2,3, Basketball lgHi- Quiet ,,,, Shy ,... Always writing Y 1,z,3: Chorus 1.2.3. short hand, , . Chewing gum addict Our married senior. . . Tall, dark. . . .Our silent partner, and handsome. . . Sleeps in class . . .Lots of fun. , , ,f,v, 'Ci 19' 'WT 'QS 1 X A. J.. w-,Mn F I-5'L QW J. , xg PS 'I iii- if I ,,...l,. gg, 1 M7 5 Vs N? ,,f CHARLES HOWARD ARENTZ u General Glee Club 2 3 4 SOLCLF3 Bas ketball 4 Class play 4 Owns a maroon eonveruble Eddxe Arnold fan has an mterest drlvers lots of pessonalrty enjoys radlo slnblny., DARLOS JEAN ARNOLD ean Buslness Chorus I 2 3 .4 Ltbrary 2 The Legend 4 Class play 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 4 Pals w1th Vonme wants to Joln Herb poetry 15 her sldelrne eonscxenuous worker DALLAS MARSHALL AMSPACKER Am Academxc Band I Soccer 4 Wels nght hand man emoys hrs Model A Tom s pal has hrs eye on the state poltce force SHIRLEY MAE ANDERSON Andy Buslness Chorus I 2 Lrbrary 2 3 4 News paper2 3 4 The Ley:end4 Class Play 4 Tall frlendlx eonserentlous Aumlllers s1de kmk dlsllkes poorgrades Davle 1sherpr1de and Joy w11l makea good sec retary X 1, SHIRLEY MARIE BAKER Shxrt Busxness Band l,2,3,4, Basketball 1 2,3 Softball 1, Class Play 3, Cheer leader 1, The Legend 4 A good worker for our class dashmg majorette ,one of those Murphys gxrls pnzes the drxver's llcense can't wart to get a Job SHIRLEY ANN BARGO Bargo Buslness Softball 2 Class Play 3 Frtendly and talkatlve ,destres to be a telephone operator .dxs llkes dolngdtshes always cheer ful and smllmg MARCIA ANN ARTMAN Marcta Academtc Chorus I 2 3 4 County 3 Band Co y 2 3 C Play 3 4 Trl H1 Y3 Cute lass wrth rosy cheeks lookrng forward to a busmess course at State pet peeve 15 Chemtsny tests Larry 15 her steady 20 ifirs if? -lf SHIRLEY IO ANNE AUMILLER Tac Busmess Cute xntelltgent works hard l-lyd1e s gtrl wrll make some one a good secretary a real student llllllll -ex, - A .zu '- ,wffff 4 3 , 3 - f 2 I! A y . '-B an J ' 4 141 Cv . . : ' ' : - . .H ': ' .3.4: x Q . Y 4 '. : 5 I . ' . an ' ' ,,- I , U in Lewistown. . vanlt stand women the Air Force. . :loves her man, I Q S 6 'b 4 A 'L . .X . 2 'lt I,2,3,4,. I 1, , Q, lass , ' ' ' I ' n ...is . u ' Ir ' ur lv ' CHARLES HENRY BAUMGARDNER Bummy Business Band I, 2, 3.4, County I, 2, 3g Chorus 2, 3,4, County 3, District 33 Class Play 3,4, Blonde haired farmer. . . seen fly- ing around in Chevrolet pick-up . ..interest lies on the Avenue.. .excels in music, ANNA MAE BAXTER Amy Academic Library 2, 3, 4. Can't wait to get out of school.. , dislikes being called Anna , . . has high hopes to continue her music, , , likes square dancing, , , quiet but cheerful. If 4, N.-Qi' x- NZNSS' xx N if-X Sf: XC' N s tl X , I 7 n 'vw SHIRLEY JUNE BAXTER Shirley Academic Tri H1 Y 3 Nursing is her choice call her Shirl and see her reactions Wishes she had a car of her own a good pal Sl RS BARBARA ANN BELL Barbie Academic Band I 2 3 4 District 4 County 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 County 3 District 3 State3 Trio 2 3 En semble 3 4 The Legend 4 Tri H1 Y 3 Class Play3 4 Quartet4 Sings like a lark has special interest in Mount Union really hot rods that Olds always seen with Mary Ann full of fun oh that laughl specialartistic talent JOYCE ARLENE BENDER Joyce Academic Class Play 3 Library 4 Tall dresses well likes that Ceflalfl SOITICOHC LZUVSF S pal wants that signed diploma CHARLES FREDRICK BERSINGER Fred General Bandi 2 3 Soccer 4 Glee Club 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Congenial black hair woman hater wants to play in a well named dance band likes Dink 21 JOAN ROXANNA BENNER Joan Academic Basketball I Tri Hi Y 3 Balldl 2 4 Class Play 3 4 Naturally curry hair plays asax wants to be a teacher photography fiend CARL ALAN BEZOLD Slim Academic FO0tba1ll 2 3 Basketball! 2 4 Tall and cheerful would make a good mechanic motorbike hot rod interested in garage work 9 rc ' Q, , , ., A ,-' u n A , ,, h - Y y A : . a - - : , 1 -. . -, 3, 5 ' . 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JACQUELINE DONNAS BOWERSOX NORMAN EUGENE BREON Jackte Academic Norm General Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 Band 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Trl H1 Y 3 Short quiet lxkes to hunt Knows everybody lrkesacertaln hates cats usually seen wxth Ken w1ll make a good phys ed George teacher known for her laugh dtshkes complammg people IANICE ELAINE BRISBIN Janny Academic Band 1 2 County Band I Chorus I 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Tn H1 Y 3 The Legend 4 Basketball 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Newspaper Ch1c appearance a peppy cheer leader hopes to graduate from college personallty plus one of Woolworth s glrls EDWARD RAY BURKE Eddxe General Football 2 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 Glee Club 2 Quue the ladtes man person allty doesn t like women dnvers Battletown DONOL CLARK Don Academxc Football 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 Class Play 3.4. Winning a match was too much for htm. . would lrke to be a vet ertnlrlan one of Estr1ght's boys thanks a lot of hts car. ZZ DONNA MAE CRISSWELL Donna Bustness Chorus 1 2 3 4 Trl H1Y3 Neat httle redhead. temper to match has well known giggle loves to eat French Frtes wants to Join the Waves Bev ' '- -- Ba : .2.3.4. . : ' : : : '- '- 'C , . , . ,' . . : . 3 ' , : 8. - ' i Z f A ,' ' . ' W 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4, . . .wants to be a success,,,llkes l l Cs Sl IIIHS BETTY LOU CUMMINGS Betty Business Studies hard ,,,, quiet .... always seen with Charles. . . plans sec- retarial work...prefers her hot rod Beet1ebomb to anything. MABEL WINONA DAVIS Nona Business Library 2,3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4, County 35 Ensemble 3,4g Class Play 3,45 Tri-1-ri-Y 3. One of our school boosters, , , would like to get her M. R,S, de- gree. . . likes that guy Buzz, . , Woody is her pet peeve. CATHERINE PATRICIA ECKLEY a Business Basketball 2 3 Softball 2 3 Quiet and shy mmds her own business wantstotravel busy waitress at Rea and Derrck s AG WINIFRED YVONNE EVANS Business County 3 Trio Ensemble 3 4 3 4 Tri H1 Y The Legend 4 Vonnie Chorus t 2 3 4 2 3 Quartet 4 Class Officer I 2 3 Library 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Hopes to be a success shorthand is her pet peeve spends most of her time with Ookie love that blo1de hair short and sweet ROBERT LeROY FISHER IR, Acaderruc Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Basketball 2 Enjoys himself in English class likes to hot rod his Graham wants to be a good mechanic likes the girls JUNE ELIZABETH GARDNER June Academic Library 2 3 4 Basketball 1 The Legend 4 Short and sweet whiz in lan guages wants to be a lab tech nicran thinks a lot of Reub 3 3' 1 ' WILLIAM WALTER FARLEMAN 1 General Class Play 3 Really likes that Ford thinking wood good class worker doesn t like to be framed JOHN HENRY FERGUSON Fergy General Band I GleeClub 2 3 Basketball Manager I Class Play 3 for nurses likes getting into mischief up In . N . H . . . . s , .V .Lv A r 1tB'1llv ll n - of marriage. ..hails from Glen- Tall and popular.. .sort of goes X, i . r . . . Xi um . . N 'I - Z SHIRLEY JANE GARRETT Bessie Academic Band 1, 2, 3,4: Newspaper 3,45 The Legend 4g Basketball I, 2, 31 Softball I,2p Class Play 3,4, thinks there aren t enough hours Plans to take a business course. . . ' v in a day. . . takes advantage of her driver's license. . . likes books, NANCY ADELLA GIBSON Gila Academic Band I,2,3,4, Officer 4, Dance I,2,3, County I,2,3: Basketball I, 2,35 Class Officer l,2,3, 45 Class Play 3g The Legend 4g Tri- Hi-Y 33 Chorus 1,2.3,4, County 3. Wants to be a choral director. . . thumps the ivories. . .likes Mur- phy's candy counter. . . buddies with Ben and Briz takes great pride ln the Powerful Plymouth LOIxET'IA JANE GILBERT Gilbert Acadennt orus 1 L ar Basketball Manager 3 Softball 2 Class Play 3 4 Still looking for the ri ht man thtrtshes that driver s license well supplied with answers seems quiet and shy 4,43 5 .3-'IQ SHIRLEY ANIN HAVICE Shirlet Atademit C orus 3 4 Library Class Play 3 4 Basketball I S tball I 5 Tri H1 Y Plans to become a teacher likes having Zeke for her twin d1SJlkESChClT1lSll'y hasafriendly smile for every one WANDA JOANN GREEN Greeme Business orus l 2 3 4 Class Play Basketball l 2 Newspaper 3 4 Softball 1 Tri H1 Y3 Would make a good housewlfe school work and Wanda dont agree Bummy s girl whiz in ty ing CAROL JUNE HXYWOOD Carol Business orus 1 C s P Softball 1 Basketball 1 2 Short blond always laughing hopes to be a Wave really proud of rharFrench is down on housework always has an exe open for an eligible male GEORGE ALFRED HALLER JR George Academic Band 1 Football 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Never at a loss for corny Jokes wants to become smart instead of good looktng a chemistry fiend Louie and Ferg s pal thinks theres nothing like the Black Bolt Z4 DONALD GENE HAVICE Zeke Academic Football 3 4 Wrestling 3 4 One of the Big Three would like to be a Space Ship Pilot likes Shirley his twin enjoys listening to George s Jokes Ch ,2,3,.lg ibr y 2,3,4g ch , , , g ' SQ x ' 'I vp' V. 2 E 1 ,Q , Q . 1 . I . N 4 l h 2, '. z ' Q 13,45 Ch ,2,3,4g las lay 3g l. 9 ,2,3: L . . of ,2,: '-'- 3. ' .. BETTY LOUISE HUFFNAGLE EUGENE ATWOOD HUMMEL Huffy Academic Hummel Academic Chorus t,2,3,4, District 3, Basketball l,4QG16C Club I,2,4, County 3g Band I, 2, 3,4g Quartet Handsome. . .wants to graduate. . 4: Ensemble 3,45 Newspaper I, .likeshisFord...cutsupinlfrench 2,3g Class Play 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3, class, Would Like to go to Penn State.. likes her man Stetler and his blue Chevy...one of our small brunettes. B U 4 E x f JZ' x s-1 ..w' C, 4 1- A Q- 9 N C. xx 2, , x '5- f sf ,S 7 - Vx f X CARL HUGH KEARNS Hugh Bustness I 2 Co nty Class Play 3 4 Glee C1ub2 3 4 Tall carrot top doesn t l1ke successful darry farmer loves the Power Glrde always wlll mg to play taxt drtver WANDA ELAINE KNARR Knarr Busmess Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 County 3 Llbrary 2 3 4 paper 4 Class Play 4 Personalxty plus peppy cheer leader wants a good secretarlal pos1t1on has an Interest In Penn State a well dressed senlor DELORES CAROLYN KROUT Delores Bustness Softball I Interested In gettlng her dlploma when it comes to homework II s do or d1e drtver s ltcense often comes ln handy never says much Just thtnks BARBARA ANN LAUVER Barb Academrc Chorus I Lrbrary 4 Softballl 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Lots of vtm vxgor and v1tal1ty S I S thtnks a lot of a certarn guy wants to get ahead has lots of orlglnaluy In her work always seen wrth Bender 25 FAY NAOMI LASH Naomr Busmess Class Play 3 4 Woodllng s shadow llkes to argue has an Interest tn Eward town wants to go toFlor1da seems to be somethlng spectal about her wallet RAYMOND EUGENE MATTHEWS Mattt Academlc Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Glee Club 2 Wrestlxng 2 3 Base ball I 2 3 The Legend 4 Bullt close to the ground small butpowerful proud of acertatn cute blonde one of Mr E t rlght s boys cuts up w1th Woody and Strauser mtends to go to college Band ..3.4. 11 1.2.3: .,,: band practice...wants to be a Tri-Hi-Y 3:Th6l-egend 4:NeWS- ' ' ' ' . .. . s - JANET LAURELLA MOORE Janet Busmes Llbrary 2 3 4 Trl H1 Y 3 One of our uny gtrls has a snnle for everyone doesn tltke home work frlendly GEORGE CARL MOORE Georgte Academlc Bashfulboy iso he saysj blushes eastly has plans to become a farmer to George Englxsh class rs a treat takes pr1de tn h1s car SHIRLEY LOUISE MCCLELLAN Sh1r1 Busmess Chorus I 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Wants to get her R N degree thinks study1ng 15 a nu1sance seems to l1ke the name B111 we wonder tf she talks tn her sleep FAY LaRUE OPDENHOFF Mtckey Bustness Class Play 3 The Legend 4 Tlny and pet1t quret unttl you get to knowher oneof Murphy s trls another of our many secretartes ltkes play1ng the plano RICHARD CLARENCE POET Dtck General Has a sly smxle cuts up wtth Reese qutte the Romeo not too hep on work to be a truck drtver ts h1s ambtuon JAMES DENNIS REESE tm General Glee Club 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Rather bashful would ltke to be a p1lot proud of hrs class nng doesn t hke school a w1ll1ng worker Z6 PEGGY ANN PURCELL Pe Bustness The Legend 4 Qutet blonde sunny dtspostuon would ltke to be a successful arust takes great prtde tn her 011 patnungs llqea-vs 'Q ELWOOD BERTON ROUGH Woody Academtc Bandr 2 3 4 Offtcer 4 County 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 The Legend 4 Basketball I 2 Orchestra 3 4 Full of fun noted for hts good Jokes a bratn xn geometry hot rods a Ford can usually be found at Norma Jean s house I ' I- .I Y V ... . I A - Y' .. . N . U -1 gn ' I r-ff.. L, 1' fi ,- u ' ff ' pf ' as ' ...Q . 1 . . ' ' ' Il I I ll ' II ' ll g , NJ' n H ,U ' .4 .. .... ' : ' : ..: . ' ' ' ' . 9 : ,L I . .. .. ,. . Sl IIIRS JAMES CLARK SHEETZ. Jack General Wrestlxng 2 3 4 One of the canvassbacks Bender and Lauver s favorlte v1ct1m only ambmon 15 to graduate thmks Jane 15 pretty ntce FRANKLIN ELLSWORTH SHIFFER Frank Academtc Ban l,2,3 Drlves a small Plymouth spent some ume 1n the servlce then came back to fmlsh school fnendly with everyone always seems happy FRANKLIN DELANO SHORT Frank Academtc Always drxvmg the Chrysler never has much to say has a good word for everyone can usually be found at the garage ANNE HELEN SIMONETTI Annie Busmess Basketball 1 Would make a cute nurse w1ld about drlvxng afrald of boys? 2 pretty black ha1r doesnt llke to apologlze LEWIS EDWARD RUSSLER Lou1e Academxc Footballl 2 3 Basketball! Band I Wrestllng 4 On the bashful slde terr1f1c French student? 2 lxkes tohunt Hershey 18 hrs second home JOHN ALEXANDER SHADE 'Fuzzy General Class Play 3 4 A whxz 1n bookkeeplng llkes the gxrls ambxuon 15 to gradu ate where there s Fuzz there s un K HAROLD EUGENE SHILDT NORMA KATHLEEN SHIREY Gene General Shrrey Academtc Band 3 Glee Club 3 Pol1te women attract h1m wants to travel quiet 27 Chorus I 2 3 4 uct 3 Trxo 2 3 County I 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 The Legend 4 County 3 Dlst B I 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Softball Manager 1 Tn H1 Y 3 Quartet 4 Lotsof schoolspmt llkes Dxng Dong and the Dodge plans to go to Central Penn can t stand people that complaxn ' . . . d . - l l s il x J V. A N , . . l P ' i ' ' g i ','p and ,', ,i 4: ,a THOMAS WARREN SKIPPER Sklp Academlc Soccer 4 Bashful unulyou get to know hlm llkes to play soccer usually I AP ll .19 DONALD LESLIE SOLT Don Academxt Has a ftne braln does hrs work we llkes food talks a lot In study hall 2' BETTY JANET ELAINE STEVER Stever Buslness Basketball I 2 Class Play 4 Her only wtsh 15 to graduate why were report cards ever thought of? takes qulte an Interest In motorblkes never has much to say BETTY MARGARET SOURBECK Betty Bustness Softball I 2 Class Play 3 Hopes to get her M R S degree always lookmg for the Ford qulte a cut up can be heard LARRY RAY STRAUSER Rum Dum Academtc Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 The Legend 4 Wants to be a denust never works In chemlstry often v1s1ts Logan Street keeps the class laughtng good dancer and swxm mer MARGARET LEONA SMELTZER Peggy Academlc Chorus I 2 3 4 County 3 En semb1e4 Band I 2 3 4 Basket ball I 2 Softball Manager I 2 3 The Legend 4 Class Play 3 Newspaper 1 2 3 4 Hlgh steppmg ma1orette pretty sweet on Hork can be found behlnd the candy counter at Mc Crory s cutest freckles you ever saw 5 IS JACK ELMER SPEARING ack Academlc Co y Dtstrxctl 2 3 State 3 GleeClub 2 3 4 Dtsmct Chorus3 County 3 The Legend 4 Orchestra 2 3 Wonderful trombone player tall and frtendly ltkes to ftsh wants to be successful dlsltkes homework Z8 ROBERT DANIEL STANFORD Beame General Football I 2 3 4 Wresthng 3 Baseballl 2 Class Play3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 The Legend 4 Class Offlcer 4 Newspaper I 2 3 4 Our class prestdent usually seen wlth Burke very popular lad wants to own a bustness of hts own , s 4x ' l '. l is ' ' ' ,Q . 1 11...' . . . . 4 but not always seen. was-j A :ply 4 bv l HJ Q. - -- 'n Band I,2,3,4, unt l,2,3, , . . 9 ' : CARL ROBERT TEMPLE at General Football 2 Wrestllng 2 3 Glee Club 3 Llkes h1s curly halr wants to graduate restless good sport mce lookrng proves that good thlngs come ln small pack ages PAUL EDWARD TUBBS Pete Buslness Class Play 3 4 Bl full of fun qulet untll you get to know htm mtsehle vous 13 JAMES ANDREW WATSON RAYMOND MERRIL WEIMER WILBUR GRANT WHITE e Academlc Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball r 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Tall good lookmg redhead game of football would llke to be a pro MARY ANN WILLIAMS Mary Ann Academlt Band I 2 1 4 County 3 Chorus l 2 3 4 County 3 Newspaperz 3 4 Trl Hx Y 3 Class Play 3 4 The Legend 4 Softball I College ts her next step has no tlme for poor sports excels ln dramattcs pals wlth Bell Pete Academlc Ray Academlc Basketball I 2 Baseball t 2 3 Football 4 Footballl Biggest ln class authority on Tall and popular everybodys tractors ltkes hrs Ford one frlend keeps the class jumplng of the Btg Three on the foot can t walt for graduauon ball team ltkes hunung but dlsltkes cats BARBARA JANE WOODLING DONALD ALLAN YODER Barb Buslness Chorus I,2,3, Class Play 3,4, Neat ,always laughmgu halls from the Helghrs prtde and Joy sr nuns w e 29 Don General Wrestllng 4 Never has much to say thmks a lot, hopes to become a me chantc llkes to hunt, , doesn't bother the glrls 'IR tw I, ,, ' ' . I 'g. .. . . . ' ' IVR dn ' I' ' . L H E it . ' ' .: '- - 1 .s V e' , 41:9 goes for brunettes, , , playsa swell Class OffiC2l' 3: F0YCl'l5iC Play 3: .l A ' ' 2 , i X x W X Illlll-ll Q 1 'II A E Wg-Q l Sl IIIRS ROBERT LEE ZEIDERS Scut Academic Football I,2,3,4: Basketball 1, 2g Baseball I,2,35 Class Officer Ig Glee Club 2,3,4g Newspaper 3,49 The Legend 4. One of our handsome football players. . .works hard. . .brilliant ...class clown...wants to get married...dislikes long home- work assignments. . .football is his pride and joy. JAMES DEVERN ZIMMERMAN Zimmie Academic Football l,2, 3,4g Wrestling 1, 2, 4. Sparkling teeth...wanrs to be a mechanic.. .friendly, , ,nice dis- position, , ,good 1ooker,,, doesn't like studying literature. 7 55? x ll l M l M B lll ? aygrggmz-Q' 1 If ' ' 1 'Ag H 2 -fv ' -q .hs a J if fi' fb' . mf Z I , a ri - gf' 5 ah ,. K1 .s . 1 I' A . ...W .sr v- . fV' f. 5: if T :QN -9- I 46 . s ., ,,.ar '.' , 1. Jackie Bowersox 2. Woody Rough 3. Scut Zeiders 4 Ken Bratton 5 6 7. Joanne Billctl 8. Pat Eckley , Margaret Ann Baker , Belle Ann Betlyon 1 , ,. , ,i L51 4. - 7 'wwf 9. Norma Shirey IO. Betty Sourbeck 11. Jim' Reese 12. Peggy Purcel 13, 'Bob Fisher 14, Jack Sheetz 15, Shirley Garrett 16, Louie Russler 1 ' out . ' s Y Ll. ar! il -J .Sal Y , nn. 17. 'Beanie' Stanford 18. Mary Ann Williams 19, 'Barb' Woodling 20, Janet Moore 21. George Haller 22, Shirley Bargo 23, 'Tac' Aumiller 24. Don Clark r 1 .01 -.1 , if ,I 25, Vonnie Evans 26. Peg Smeltzer 27. Polly Kinsloe 28, Pete Tubbs 29, Wanda Greene 30, Barbie Bell 31, Shirley Havice 32. Zeke Havice I ll I B I 3 M I 'N gb OFFICERS . Marvin Walters r . James Miller , , , Kay Goss Shirley Rosenbaum . Kenneth Henry .Ill IUR BURNHAM FIRST ROW Houser Hunter Riden Dalby McKee Mowery SECOND ROW Hambrlght Harpster, Hart- man Kochendefer Peters Hook Snook MKHCIUO Brtnton J Havlce Stewart THIRD ROW Garrett, Guerrini, Besch Elder Mahady B1rch Beaver Nale Sprtggle Mrs Lewts FOURTH ROW Rhodes Lutz Parker, Torok, 'Uu- Q. lx 1 c W' N2 , 1 -9, is in JQQ1' -M' ug 1- Y, J P yah! if A HV ii- ak Ir - ', ..,, i Aw I V v . if L , 'xiii' K - 4 V4 Aigfj AJ.. E I Q 1' ,, X: gs W , U Q.. Q ,M he 4 - ,Y 'im ' L 4 A .qw ffm 47 122 4 547' -'t A ' Q7 65 A aww ,M 4.57K ., I if 1- 'Q Q5 -f in f N , 21 fi 1 4 S' .rx .. f' I f ' Q nn wx. dw E 1 , 7 , Z . - za e Q V, J 'Y' as 'Q BURNHAM CLASS OFFICERS President ........... John Ward Vice President . . .Donald Brown Secretary . . . .... Donna Stroup Treasurer . ..... Peggy Horner Historian . . . Mary Elizabeth Moyer , r,,, -q f A A . SUPHIIMIIRI BURNHAM-FXRST ROW: E.Va1entine, Kreider, Seitz, Hambright, Beaver, Harbst, Rheam. SECOND ROW: Miss Heverly, Goss, Stuck, Stewart, Sheetz, Reed, Hagemeyer, H, Valentine, Besch. THIRD ROW: Gilbert, Ward, Wright, Page, Oburn, Stoicovy, Brown, Johnson. , U, , 4 , w', 1 ll I - DA Q'-.' 1 f, pw' j4.Q. ' . , ' .I ' - b Q 4- Q BURNHAM-FIRST ROW: Steele, Hoar, Kohler, Stine, Hudson, L. Horner, Hower. SECOND ROW: Mr. Har- bach, Drozda, J. L. Snook, J. Snook. SUOUP. P380. Fultz, Smith, P. Horner, Moyer. THIRD ROW Sheetz, Hartman, Pandel, Walters, McM1nn, Rocky, Knepper, Stydinger, Hannon, Solt, Bair. MASS DERRY-FIRST ROW: Specht, North, Richard, Laird, Whirsel, Mendler, Yetter, Kline, Geissinger, SEC OND ROW: Smith, Rodamer, Tate, Olnick, Murphy, McCoach, Wagner, S. Ritter, Stewart, Simonetti, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Thomas, Harpster, Walters, Leach, Hamilton, Shepherd, Knode, Schmidt, Spagnoletti, Vawn, Hoffman, Henry, J. Wagner, C, Criswell, FOURTH ROW: I. Snyder, Richardson, Wolfley, Rager, Ramsey, Rodkey, Peffer, G. Snyder, Zim- merman, Ucic, Mackneer. DERRY-FIRST ROW: Edwards, T. Gingerich, Gilben, P, Gingerich, Fox, Fryer, Druckenmiller, Feldpusch SECOND ROW: Lindsey, Keller, Gutshall, Moore, Strauser, D. Amspacker, Lauver, Reese, Yetter Heck. THIRD ROW: Baxter, McM1nn, Bowman Mitchell, Gantz, Goss, L. Amspacker, Musser, Fultz Miss Righter. FOURTH ROW: Criswell, Breon, R Havice, Rothrock, Aumiller, Shields, Kahler, Mc Cardle, Peters, Helwig. DERRY CLASS OFFICERS President ......... Thomas Shingler Vice President . . . Jane Murphy Secretary . . . Mildred Lauver Treasurer , , , , , Kay Vawn Historian . . . . Mary Lindsey JM: .. , BURNHAM-FIRST ROW: Kurtz, Dunn, Lash, Clouser Krlst, Warner, K, Harpster. SECOND ROW: Mr Miller, Reld Hannon, De Arment, Glngerlch, J. Hannon, Wagner, Peters, Caldwell, C. Harpster Ford, Rosalie Hannon, Lutz, THIRD ROW: Sprlggle, Kipp, Pursel, Taylor, Moist, Haney, Osborne, Shor- tess, Krlck, Moyer. NINIH DERRY-FIRST ROW: Bender, Shlrk, Rothtock, Pac- kard, Shipe, Druckenrnlller, Fink, Bllhelmer, Kep- hart, Smith, Goss. SECOND ROW: Fisher, Eby, Bousum, Wray, Haines, Wilt, Skipper, Mackneer, Shreffler, Mr. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Harshbarger, Miller, Fultz, Green, Shilling, Gilbert, Winn, Fink, DERRY-FIRST ROW: L. l-lavice, Thomas, Bell, Ran- dolph, Hannon, Meek, Marker, Blttlnger, I. Havlce, Griffith, Hook. SECOND ROW: Muster, Mathias, Shawver, Hearn, Archey, Farleman, Ferguson. Kauffman, Treaster, Yetter, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW: Becker, Fry, Cupper, Erhard, Rothrock, Temple, Wilson, Mmser, Lepley, Kearns, Haller, Treaszer. IIIIAIII DERRY-FIRST ROW: Frazier, Platzer, Bressler, Baxter, Benner, Phillips, Snook, Knode, De Arment, Lalrd. SECOND ROW: Knepper, Freed, Moore, Brown, Corbln, Rhodes, B. Moore, McMlnn, Thomas, Bailey Barger, Mr. Brown. THIRD ROW: Combrhto, Han man, KnGPP. Crawford, Schrecengast, Harbst, Long- well, Walter, Smeltzer, Van Art, Bingmnn, Shaeffer DERRY-FIRST ROW: Slmpldns, Ritter, Richardson Wagner, Stralo, Hallabaugh, Lash, Krout, Ginger SECOND ROW: Hunter, Rheam, Eckley, Harshbarger Smlth, Goss, Thomas, Brobst, Boreman, Mr. Webb THIRD ROW: Stldfole, Greenaway, Walls, Tate, Whiuel, Eamest, Clark, Mnckneer, Plank, Smith. BURNHAM-FIRST ROW: Hannon, Mayes, Pursel, Rockey, Freed, Sward, R. Wilson. SECOND ROW Mr. Haney, D. Wilson, Besch, Solt, Gtbboney, Hoar, Hadley, Leonard, Matthews. THIRD ROW Reese, Reed, Markle, Kohler, M. Wilson, Osborn. BURNHAM-FIRST ROW: Wilson, Manley, Bell, Naplkaskl, Lewis, Bradley, Mowery, Ball. SECOND ROW: Mr, Wagner, Engle, Olnlck, Kurtz, Wilhelm, Kauffman, Torok, Bratton, Habbershon, Rhodes, Mowery. THIRD ROW: Pandel, Kress, Manbeck, Price, Royer, Berryman, Ylngllng, Myers, Gordon, Haines, Parker, Hummel. HBHIH DERRY-FIRST ROW: Birch, North, H. Walker, Fowler, L.Walker, Skipper, Palm, Whltzel, Musser, Minlum, Gutshall. SECOND ROW: Williams, Majestic, Lash, Russler, Wray, Seater, Lyons, Kinsloe, Eddinger, Harden, Hart. THIRD ROW: Lash, Guthridge, Eckley, Greenaway, G. Elliott, Bowers, Poorman, J. Elliott, Hackett, Woodling, Mr. Aharrah. DERRY-FIRST ROW: Corbin, Rhodes, Shildt, Bair Osbome, Hallabaugh, Corson, Becker, Marker Gardner. SECOND ROW: Berrier, Gibson, McClellan Grove, Drozda, Goss, Mohr, Rodkey, Iuoff, Mx Yoder. THIRD ROW: Rhodes, Anderson, Hughes Roberts, Reed, Keiser, Edwards, Baumgardner Krepps, Henry, Beaver. GRADE DERRY-FIRST ROW: A. Wlrrick, A. Wagner, M, Wagner, Tate, Seby, Case, Lllly,W1rrick, Walker, Minium. SECOND ROW: Simonetti, Batt, C. Fultz, Wheeler, Hannon, Bohn, Brumbaugh, Shilling, Rodgers, Bowen, Mr. Aharrah. THIRD ROW: Near- hoff, G, Smith, Romig, Walters, E. Wagner, Hess, Wilson, Waughtel, Bigelow, Robinson. DERRY-FIRST ROW: Brought, Aumiller, Leach, Ferters, Reese, Peters, McKinney, Frelln, McCardle, Nale, Shaw. SECOND ROW: Russell, Shields, Woomer, Arnold, Walker, Heller, Dunn, Crozier Ammerman. Loht, Uhler, Mr. Yoder, THIRD ROW: Ufema, L. Smith, Relss, Naugle, G. Wagner, J. Wagner, Glbboney, Tyson, Riden, Sikorsky, Thomp- SOD. BURNI-IAM-FIRST ROW: Benner, Kline, Page, Blyer, Mancino, Wagner, Allison, Clare. SECOND ROW: Miss White, Hummel, Pursel, Ruble, Treaster, Mc- Cardle, C. Naplkoskl, Stine, Ehrenfield. THIRD ROW: Leeper, Stuck, Osborne, Davis, Moyer, Mc- Cardle, W. Naplkoskl. BURN!-lAM-FIRST ROW: Helder, Thompson, Rhodes, Wilson, Krick, G. Fultz, Stine, Huftnagle. SECOND ROW: Mast. J. Fultz, Pully, Walters, Wray, McNabb, Elder, Brlner, J. Mowety, Harpster, Miss Hosterman, THIRD ROW: Smith, Hannon, Harris, Nale, Ham- bright, Moore, Stone, Solt. SHE IH DERRY-FIRST ROW: Hlmes, Snook, Pennlngton, Benner, Weaver, Mateex, Hannon, Wagner, Smith, Frank. SECOND ROW: Lyter, Bancroft, Gilbert, Peters, Rook, Snyder, Harbst, Goss, McKallps, Moore, Mrs. Henderson. THIRD ROW: Mackneer, McCardle, Cutman, Adams, Mowery, Geedy, Bowen, Brown, Searer, Birch. DERRY-FIRST ROW: Shotzbexger, Beers, Guteliux, Cosgrove, Gates, Bingmm, Rodkey, Heller, Swyers, Corson, SECOND ROW:Sal.1lmack, Wheeler, Searer, Smith, Mayes, Longwell, Kauffman, Schrecenglst, Marker, Mrs. Henderson. THIRD ROW: Yetter, Corbin, Breon, Kratzer, Yoder. GRADE DERRY-FIRST ROW: Miller, Snook, Berrier, Searer, Powell, Ellinger, Parks, Fisher, Reese, Stine. SEC- OND ROW: Fulrz, Warner, Herrick, Besch, Foulk, Barnes, Miller, Bender, Schomer, Miss Barnes. THIRD ROW: Beers, Bressler, Wagner, McMahon, Woods, DeArmenr, Reed, DERRY-FIRST ROW: Smith, Arnold, Clark, Leap, Singley, Tate, McClellan, L, Riden, Rorhrock Broughl. SECOND ROW: McGill, Kritser, Moist, G Riden, McMahon, Bohn, Rhodes, Bittinger, Fryer, Corson, Miss Barnes. THIRD ROW: Amspacker, Bay Bubb, Young, Hunter, Walls, Free, Gurhridge Cherry. BURNHAM-FIRST ROW: Campbell, Wagner, Wilson, Barrisra, Leonard, Mancino, Royer. SECOND ROW Miss Kyle, Brookshire, A. Haines, D, Kauffman, Walker, Beaver, N. Kauffman, Knepper, Peters, Hardy, R. Haines. THIRD ROW: Lockerr, Hook, Gingerich, Treaster, Rhodes, Srimely, Rowe. L7 , SWE IH HHAHI DERRY-FIRST ROW: Hood, Stauffer, Leighton Smith, Waughtel, Fultz, Gilbert, Kauffman, Ross, Richard, Plank, Simonetti. SECOND ROW:Felm1ee Ritter, Mclviinn, Groce, Kratzer, Besch, Thomas Yetter, Phillips, Kennedy, Miss Thompson, THIRD ROW: W. Parson, Gurhridge, Myers, Bender, Earnest, Rager, Bishop, Riden, C, Parson. S APSHHI HIHH IIHHIS -'nzmersg 'f Outdoor Man Snowball Champions EXPIOFCI' Johnny Vira Gang Sophomores on Vacation Z' Before the parade Just waitin Smiling Tooter Suprised, huh? 1 Sun gels in PeeWee' your eyes? Yohn 1 i Mic from Pakistan Oh, that smiley Future Model? Noontime Chatter V X Nam f K 7142 Q-1 1 4 9,-,Q S X x S ay, 9-Bal BIIH HAM-BERRY 366 YK H .W Wil! SCHOOLS Nlndd-uadnnl Livfiilhz' A Villqpv-J lL'5i-10fJ'fhrrlvlc'! nr '4 '1 - . IE-' WN 2:iEEE SIUDINTS fXPlURl rw PQ N IW H ll H I 1 ll NS f MM Z li3K !wW'., , ' 7 I H, + .L ,,.,g, ex . ,rift 1 In ,J X . 1 me ..j' . Q 00 i X ,ga G'-5,9 ffm 1- ' M Q flu G f-5 - IB.Bfu Blll-I HAM-llflllll A unique feature of the jointure of Burnham and Derry this year has been the combination of its two previously separate band organizations, The results have been ahighly colorful and precise 92-piece marching band and a polished OS-piece concert band. The marching band received acclaim as one of the largest and most interesting football show bands in this part of the state, Its half-time shows consisted of unusual formations and drills originating mainly out of a featured field- long company front line, Spotlighted were individual and group soloists playing marching and popular music. Comedy acts also pleased the spectators, All maneuvers were accentuated with the music of eighty instrumentalists. Snap, flash, and color were the forte of the first edition of the Burnham-Derry Joint High School Band. And its first venture as a Show Band was a successl The concert band was initially presented in a special Christmas program in both Burnham and Derry assemblies with unique arrangements of favorite Christmas selections, In January the Burnham-Derry concert band was very cap- abably represented in the District Band Festival in Martinsburg by Five of its outstanding musicians: Jack Spearing, trombone: Nancy Baker, bassoon: Kay Goss and Norma Freed, clarinet: and Barbara Bell, French horn, The band continued on its road to success in March withits annual spring concert, under the direction of Mr, Hans W, Uberseder, The concert season was augmented with the continuation of exhange concerts presented in neighboring schools, Good will through music was the theme at the innovation of these concerts. Our band was well received as an ensemble of top caliber, In addition to this superior senior band, a Burnham-Derry Junior Varsity Band was formed, This band, under the leadership of Mr, Eugene Harbach, is composed entirely of Junior High students who are beginning the study of in- strumental music. The marching band consists of forty-five instrumentalists, while the concert band is made up of fifty-seven members, The Junior Varsity Band took part in the Burnham Halloween Parade, and the annual spring concert, as well as the May Day and Memorial Day events. It is the purpose of this organization to provide these new musicians with the experience and fundamental band techniques which willenable them eventually to take their place in the Senior Band. MR. HANS W. UBERSEDER Director BURNHAM-DERRY JOINT HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Stroup, Brinton, Smeltzer, Baker, Baily, Mancino, Beaver, Gutshall, S, McCoach, Wright, R, McCoach, Breon, Bohn, Simpkins, P. Stone, Rhodes, Baumgardner, Ward, Nearhoof, Spearing, Rod- key, Rough, Mitchell, Corbin, Schreiber, Elder, Cunningham, Henry, THIRD ROW: L, Rhodes, Edwards, Krist, Bell, H, Moyer, Williams, Shephard, Huffnagle, K, Corbin, Riden, M, Moyer, Olnick, Hoar, Crawford, N, Gibson, Yetter, Hearn. FOURTH ROW: McNabb, J, Stewart, Moffet, L, Smith, Knode, Knepp, P, Stewart, J. Benner, Hannon, Wagner, N. Mohr, Shirey, B, Benner, S, Gibson, C, Mohr, Van A Art. FIFTH ROW: Harpster, Krick, Rockey, Mowery, Garrett, Artman, McBride, Heck, Rosenbaum, - Harps, Carstetter, Valentine, Hook, SIXTH ROW: Ammerman, R. Baily, Kearns, N. Baker, Freed, Goss, , Moore, Bingman, Sikorsky, Gibboney, McCartle, Shields, J, Snook, SEVENTH ROW: Frazier, Peters, ... Lindenbertzer. Wagner. 4 '5 BA -L I .fb -115.4-.,,,l,f I ' ' V 7 '- 'nn BAND I IHRMAIIU '34 -J, V-j-rrwwg L R' '4'i'2 'Q -cf... FIRST ROW: Harpster, Rodkey, J, Smith, Sward W, Bradley, Gingerich, Manly, Wilhelm, Haines, Mancino, Breon, Corson, Schomer Stroup, Raget, C, Bradley, SECOND ROW: C Singley, Free, Wilson, Page, I-Ieidet, Frelin Ulsh, N. Snook, Frank, Wagner, Marker, N Hummel, Benner, Goss, Barnes, McMahon Swyers. THIRD ROW: Himes, Snyder, WaIters,C Singley, S, Peters, N, Hummel, Moore, Gilbert Naugle, Adams, S, Peters, Aumiller, Leeper Erhenfield, Pandel, Majestic, Miller, Bancroft 'P ul. MAJURIIIIS FIRST ROW: R. McCoach, C. McCoach, Beaver, Bailey, Wright, SECOND ROW Mancino, Gutshall, Baker, Smeltzer, 'Q Q' , rl. , it 1- I! ! 'H-fl 'M cgi' Q 5 ' Rf- 1, 1 'gms ' . , 0 f 'x b y M ' 1 Q1 W' I7 135 xt, 'fs' ig, A J ' W 1 I 3, Ig 125' S ' K A , ,, 5, 'gif 15,3 x l S. s. P riR:T ROW Beaker Palm 1 yes, 5, Hannon, Frank, Freiin, J, snnrb, Cara-s, Harm 1I1,,i Ill rran Wil or Cosfrovn Ruse IQCOND ROW: :Xl1lTliiiCf,xVL1TI1L'f, Sinuids, H111-r,f.1ark Hgrrr k E Ciibgrr Ruse Brought S crs, Hiines, N, Snook, McCiuilan, Mohr, lJuArrnr-ni, wnook THIPD ROW Hearn B ssler Gibboncy Ii-niur Skippur Srrrn Li H iirlwrrnlr lib , , LI ,C ,rrr,r-11, .i. rzgr KicCart1e Liars ilcy, Gibson, Sikorsky, 5, Yuri-r, innyaniarr, :Ulf IH mm Nloore: Woodiing Brumbaugb B Hannon, Trcaster, Williarns, Majcsri ,l,.rrbin, r-Lidr Qrncirzer mbrecsngasr Crawford, Van Art. E H H Ig U S E S JUNIOR CHORUS OFFICERS President . . . . Patty Van Arr Vice President , , Kay Bailey Secretary , , , ,buzannc Gibson Treasurer , , , , Kay Crawford Librarians. . Anira Svbrecengasr, Sharon Yerter , Kathryn Corbin, Sally Woodling, I SIMBH FIRST ROW: Evans, Slnrclr, Huffnagli-, mbcllcnmrbrr SECOND ROW: Bei1,Arrrnan, Bobb, THIRD ROW 'xiobr Smelrzer, Ilioff, Goss. C QI ri .4, Illlilll TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL The class of '53 made their dramatic debut April 17, 1952, when they presented their junior class play, Take Care of My Little Girl, at the Burnham High School Auditorium. At the right is a scene in the sorority house taken from the play. Pictured from left to right are Norma Shirey, Peggy Smeltzer, Mary Ann Williams, Janice Brisbin, Jean Arnold, and Betty Sourbeck. PINK AND PATCHES A group of Derry Dramatists presented Pink and Patches for the Women's Au- xiliary of the Lewistown Y.M.C.A. on April ll, at the Y.M.C.A. This play de- picts the life of a backwoods family in Kentucky as can be seen in the picture at the right. Pictured from right to left are Ken Henry, Mary Ann Williams, Mid Lauver, and Janice Brisbin. SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PESOS On February 4, the Derry Thespians entered the play, Sunday Costs Five Pesos in the Mifflin County Forensic competition at the Burnham High School Auditorium. 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Fred Bersinger Margy O'Laugl1lin . . Norma Shirey Ann Wickliffe . . . . Marcia Artman .lohannab Green . . . Winona Davis . . . . . Mary Ann Williams Miss Lois Long Trouble is Expected The Victors Take Over p if BURNHAM ART CLUB The Burnham A rt C l u b was organized in T952 and was continued this year by several Sophomore girls, who meet each week at the Freedom School in Burnham with their advisor, Mrs. Esh. Last year they started a mural which is now being completed on one of the walls of the art room. ln preparation for their work onthe mural the students went outside and drew such buildings as The Standard Steel Works and the Post Office. These were then all blended into the mural. This year the members of the Art Club entered the l953 Health Poster Drive and have worked on many other projects, in- cluding activity and seasonal posters, ceramics, and block printing. ln the picture above the members of the Art Club are working on their mural. DERRY: Arcntz, Fisher, Reeder, Reese, Mrs, Esh, tfultz, Lauver, Deanna Amspacker, Dallas Ams- packet, Alll lIlllllS BURN!-IAM: Moyer, Gasper, H, Valentine, A, Valentine, Horner, Smith, Mrs, Esh, Snook. DERRY ART CLUB Nine students are taking advantage this year of the Derry High Art Club which was first organized last year by Mrs. Reba Esh, Art Su- pervisor of the Burnham-Derry S choo l s . The club members devote one period each week to learning various techniques of art. They have produced some very fine block prints which have appeared from time to time in the school news- paper. They work with water colors and differ- ent types of shading which they use to prepare posters for various organizations . They alsostudy prospective, whichis drawing solid obiects from different angles. In the picture below members of the Derry Art Club are making block prints to be used in the school newspaper. llllllllll llllllli 0 . BURN1-IAM-FIRST ROW: Smith, Krieder, ' Valentine, Baker, Ford, Price. SECOND ROW: Miss Hosterman, Moyer, Page, Sprig- gle, Shepardson, Kochenderfer, BURNHAM The Library staff, under the guidance of Miss Hosterman during the past five years, is one of the active groups working toward im- p r o v i n g our school. They serve as librarians after school to make the library available to all students. They are taught to use the var- ious card catalogs and the Dewey Decimal System offiling books. This year Miss Hoster- man and her staff are placing name plates on all books that have been donated by interested citizens of the community. DERRY Although Derry's Library is small ittries to answer the many needs of its students. There are thirty-one student librarians who assume the responsibility of maintaining an accurate record of the general circulation of books as well as keeping the library in order. Each stu- dent librarian devotes three periods a week to library work. Beginning librarians receive one period a week of library instruction. Other activitiessponsored by the library are The Teen Age Book Club and the Antrim Bureau Programs DERRY-FIRST ROW: Gilbert, Bender, Ha- vice, Lauver, Moore, Davis, Evans, Arnold Anderson, Baxter, SECOND ROW: Corbin Smith, Yetter, Reese, Hoffman, Wagner Freet, Shellenberger, Strauser, Gardner Keller. THIRD ROW: Knarr, Amspacker Randolf, Morrison, Corson, Lindsey, Fultz Leeper, Spagnoletti, Wilt, Woomer, 35 Editor .... Literary Editor . Literary Staff . Business Manager Business Staff . Sports Editor . Typists . - ,Q T 0 nd ANA YlAIlIil1llK 811111 BURNHAM DERRY . . . . . . . . Leon Olnick Editor. . . , . . . . . . Barbara Bell . . . . . . . Polly Kinsloe Literary Editor . . . . Jean Arnold Belle Ann Betlyon, Shirley Mitchell Sports Editor . . Robert Zeiders . . . . . . . . Donald Hall Secretary . . . . .Wanda Knarr . Robert Roan, Kenneth Bratton, Business Manager . . . . . Larry Strauser Joanne Billett, Margaret Ann Baker, . . . . . .James McNabb Jack Beaver Literary Staff ......... Peggy Purcell, Jack Spearing, Mary Ann Williams, Janice Brisbin, June . . . . . . Gardner, Shirley Garrett, Nancy Gibson Norma Jean Clare Business Staff .... Yvonne Evans, Elwood Rough, . . . , ...... Norma Shirey, Shirley Baker Sports Staff . . .Peggy Smeltzer, Raymond Matthews, . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Stanford Typlsts . . .Faye Opdenhoff, Beverly Bobb, .. . . . . . . . . . . .Shirley Anderson The 1953 Legend is the firstyearbook ever to be published by a ioint staff from both Burnham and Derry High Schools. The Legend replaces L'Histoire of Derry which was published from 1943 to 1952 and The Forge of Burnham published from 1950-1952. The new name was chosen by a student vote from both schools. Miss Hunter has supervised the literary production, while the business staff has been advised by Mr. J. Gerald Woomer. Editors give typists more work Business managers secure a patron J 'I 7 sl' y A 'I L 'A '1 . 'a ll , 'MW A Mud '53 FIRST ROW: Baker, Betlyon, Mitchell, Snook, Brinton, Havice, SECOND ROW: Hall, Riden, Mowery, Beaver, Garrett, Miss Heverly. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SOCIETY The International Students Society wus started at Burnham High School this year by Miss Heverly. This group consists of high school boys and girls who correspond with boys and girls of the same age in France, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Luxemburg, and Morocco and its purpose is to create a better understanding of the people and customs of these countries. PRINT CLUB The PrintClub was organized at Burnham High School in i946 by Paul G. Vonada, supervising principal at the time. Since then the club has come a long way under the direction of Mr. Gibson. All the printers in the club work hard and give their best efforts to the printing program they follow each year. A few of these tasks are: printing tickets for our class plays, dances, foot- ball and basketball games, printing hall passes, excuse blanks, and making posters to advertise our school activities. PIII IIIIUII KNEELING: Totok, Birch, Mahady, Elder, Stewart, Garrett. STANDING: Moist, Lutz, Beach. HISTORY OF TRI-HI-Y The Burnham Tri-Hi-Y is an organization of girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes. These girls participate in both high school and community activities. The club's biggest events are the annual Bible Study, under the leader- ship of Miss White, and a football banquet given for the coachesand the team. Each member of the club gives full co-operation in these activities to their advisors and officers, who are: President .... Belle Ann Betlyon Vice President . . . Joyce Snook Secretary. . . . Polly Kinsloe Treasurer . ..... Mary Price Advisors . . .Mrs. Barbara Lewis, Mrs. Lenora Koons - FIRST ROW: Page. J. Stewart, Havlce, Garrett, Rhodes, I, Mowery, Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Sheetz, Wright, Mahady, White, McKee, Bratron G. Mowery, Riden, Bailey. THIRD ROW: Oburn Houser, Hunter, Lindenberger, Mr. Gibson, Henry McNabb, Hess. llll-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Benner, Mitchell, Carstetter, Davis, Kinsloe, Price, Betlyon, J. Snook, Billett, Ford, E. Hummel, M. Hummel. SECOND ROW: J. Hummel, Johnson, Shepardson, Clare, Beaver, Kreider, E. Valentine, Baker, P, Horner, Steele, Smith, Seitz, Hambright, Mrs. Lewis. THIRD ROW: Haines, L. Homer, Hoar, Koyler, J. Snook, J,L, Snook, Page, Stroup, Fultz, H. Valentine, Hartman, Kochenderfer, Hook, Nale, Havice, Brinton, Spriggle. 'F 'V- HISTORY OF Hl-Y The Burnham-Derry Hi-Y Club under the leadership of Mr. Gibson meets every Wednesday at 7230 o'clock at the Burnham Y.M.C.A. The Hi-Y consists of boys in the senior high school who participate in school and community activities. Among these activities are the Christmas party, Y.M.C.A. Indoor Carnival, The Model Legislature at Harrisburg and their major social event, The Cabin Party. President ...... Harry White Vice President . . Robert Lindenberger Secretary . . . . John Mowery Treasurer . . . . William McKee Chaplain . . . Robert Cunningham 6650911- Delegates look over the criticism of the 1951 1952 publications. Left to right:Moffet, Brrsbnn, Garrett, Bell, Smeltzer, Henry. MUSIC HSTIVMS District Band Morrison's Cove High School at Martins- burg was host to District Band on January 15, 16, and 17. Derry was represented by Barbara Bell, Norma Freed, Nancy Baker, Kay Goss, and Jack Spearing. From this group, Nancy Baker was selected to attend the State Band Festival. State Band Nancy Baker, an outstanding member in the Burnham-Derry Band, attended the State Band Festival at State College on February 5, 6, and 7, 1953. During the last four years, Nancy has been selected for four County, three District, and two State Band Festivals, as well as District Orchestra, Nancy has taken first chair in the bassoon section at most of these festivals. State Chorus Barbara Bell attended the All-State Chorus, which was heldat Wilkes-Barre on March 20, 21 and 22, 1952. This chorus had the rare opportun ity of singing before the National Music Edu cators' Convention in Philadelphia on March 23 P. S. P. A. CUNVINTIUN On November 7 and 8, 1952, six representatives from The lfgend and The Steeler staffs attended the Pennsylvania School Press Association Conference held at theAltoona High School. The days' activities consisted of: General assemblies, sectional meetings, and the presentation of awards to individual high school publications. Both the 1952 L'Histoire and the 1951-1952 Crimson E received second place in the annual iudging. A banquet and dance provided entertainment for all delegates. Q M 21 I HIHMM SIZE ES AI Bll R HAM - '.:'.f 4A',,, ' 'Q A , , , w:t .iii'?SEft- '-- 'Lain- ' K may 5 7Qf5'5i' 3' ,1'f . , 'V' 'ir -4- I 'Il -, -274 -157 - v Lunchtime Seniors secure Lunch on the lqleochers After classes re -53 -I note ? ? offigq 15 4 gl n 1 V' A ag - f ' ill! TP' 5 x yr N ,155 R ,MM RX XJ ! NWT xy IW!! f G 5 ff' f WU N QWff!l W .. f l L 1 ' I T222-iz, 11:1-1-lg ? FIRST ROW: D. Havice A Pursel Snook Zimmerman Beaver White Matthews, Zeiders, Pulley Stanford Wermer SECOND ROW Coach Koons Warner, Miller, J, Havice Strauser Burke Bohn Clark Coaeh Brown THIRD ROW: Equipment Custodian Yoder Stoichovy Baker Glace Oburn l-larpster Erb, Coach Estright. llllllllllll BURNHAM-DERRY VARSITY RECORD Oggonents Montoursville Bloornsburg Danville Lewistown State College Bellefonte Huntingdon Stlinsgrove Total We 39 4, I5 6 33 -.-. -f Si 232 lHl SlllllltS I Allllll The Burnham-Derry Football Team completed its first year witha highlyenviable record of sixwins and only two losses . The Steelers already have been recog- nized as a power in Central Pennsylvania and have been admitted into the Western Conference and the Central Counties Conference. The Green and White piled up 67 first downs and carried the ball 263 times for l845 yards gained and only l38 yards lost for an average of 7.l yards per carry. The Steelers also excelled in passing. They completed 27 out of 58 attempts for a total of 862 yards and an average of l5 yards per completion. Although I6 seniors will be lost by graduation the outlook for the Steelers in future years is bright. The high morale and experience gained by the J.V. team has furnished an excellent foundation for future varsity clubs. The Steelers, as well as other teams who com- plete banner seasons, owe most of their success to the untiring efforts of the coaching staff. The mem- bers ofthe team will long appreciate the help and guidance of Martin Koons, John Estright, and Albert Brown, the coaches of the T952 season. End of the line Around end Open field fra' 591113: A , .1 5- I JU IURHIGH l0UlBAll FIRST ROW: L, Walker, Managerg Gordon, Haller, Ruble, Warner, R, Rhoades, Clare Allison, Ammerman, Napakoski, Torok, Meek G, Elliot, SECOND ROW: H, Walker, Mowery W, Napakoski, Batt, Pursel, Dunn, I, Hannon Mayes, Smith, P, Hannon, McCartle, Ging- erich, Manbeck, R. Walker, THIRD ROW: L Rhoades, Wilson, Bigelow, Reese, Krout, Fnltz Wagner, Kipp, Berryman, Yingling, McCardle MacNcer, J, Elliot, FOURTH ROW: Coach Kennedy, Myers, Henry, Ufeina, Spriggle, Royer, K. The Junior High team, coached by Mr. Kennedy, completed a rather short season, with only two games, both being played with State College. The Little Lions won both of these by scores of 27-O and 33-6. Because of a late start the team was handicapped by lack of practice. However, the enthusiasm and interest shown by the boys promise a bright outlook for Future varsity teams. SUEEIR The soccer team has completed its second season since this sport was not in- troduced into the Burnham-Derry athletic program until 1951. The team, under the direction of Head Coach Haney and Assistant Coach Miller, showed improve- ment over the previous season. Althrough they were unable to win a gamethe scores were comparatively close, considering that soccer is still a young sport in the school. The team loses only seven players through graduation and prospects for next year look good. HRST ROW: Gingrich and Beaver, Managers SECOND ROW: Cunningham, Henry, Hailey Dalby, Captain, Stewart, Sl-upper, Garret Hartman, THIRD ROW: Mr, Haney, Coach Lewis, Moftet, Mowery, Wright, Besth, Recd Page, Stydinper, McKee, Mahady, Mr, Miller Assistant Coach, FOURTH ROW: Griffith, Tho- mas, Bell, Roekey, B, Fisher, Amspatker Bersinger, J, Fisher, HIIHBAH SIIJHIGHTS R 'I' I NG FIRST ROW: Goss, Eckley, Haller, Sheetz, McMinn, SECOND ROW: Knepper, Warner, Russler, Clark, Bohn, Miller, WHESHI Upon beginning wrestling for the third year, Coach John Estright had a fine nucleus of five lettermen arou nd which to build his team. The Steelers are in District 6-9 which produces some ofthe best highschool wrestling teams in the state. Wrestling is a sport which is becoming more and more popular every year as has been proved by the interestand enthusiasm shown by students and spec- tators. Many junior high boys have turned out for the sport this year. They are learning the funda- mentals and acquiring much experience. This kind of interest, added to the loss of only four letter- men, guarantees the success of future Burnham- Derry teams. Dec. Jan Feb 1952-53 Schedule Tyrone-Away Bellefonte-Away Muncy-Home Sunbury-Home State College-Home Juniata Joint, J. V.-Away Juniata Joint, J. V.-Home Shamokin-Home Lock Haven-Away Osceola Mills-Home Phillipsburg-Away Mill Hall-Home 1 ll, ,A Q1 .LW I I Don Clark ,hm Warner A ...bi ' i X Te ' 6 A ' Louie Russler Jack Sheetz P an K ,, 4 1' f 1 in ' ei - 5 . HQ' ff Wx p v lv S sf w Q 4 4 1 Holler in trouble . 1 5 i 2 N K 1 21 W , ,,. Worner in control , iQ , , B - Q 'I .Fig ' 7 Y v H A f V - NY '37 5 .IG ' . . 4 J: l Dia gi' A 1 -0 . ni . BUYS' VARSIIY lflllll -If CLUB OFFICERS President ....... Wilbur White Vice-President . . . James Miller Secretary. . . .James Zimmerman . Treasurer . . . . . Jack Beaver Historian . . . Robert Zeiders In January the letterman from Burnham High School met with the lettermen from Derry High School. The purpose of the meeting was to organizea Burnham-Derry Varsity Club. Officers were elected and a committee nominated to draw up a new constitution for the joint organization. After the minute details were taken care of, a day was set aside to initiate the new members. With the assistance of their advisors, Mr. Estright and Mr. Koons, the club started a drive to raise funds for award sweaters. The sweaters are to be presented to the graduating seniors on Award Day. FIRST ROW: Matthews, Zeiders, Fisher, D, Havice, Glace, Watson, Erb. SECOND ROW: Mr, Koons, Beaver, Snook, Miller, Reeder, Bohn, Baker, Sheets, Mr, Esttight, THIRD ROW: J. Havice, ,Knepper, Clark, Strausser, Stoichovy, Harbster, Zimmerman, Pulley, White, Pursel. C HHIHIAIIIIIS Let's go, team! 1. Jonny Brisbin Q 4 at 49 THE SQUAD FRONT ROW: Betlyon, Snook, Homer. BACK ROW: Murphy, Knarr, Brisbin, Leeper, Yohn. f Belle Beflyon .W o A Y 45' 4 Q, undo Knorr X X xx N Rebo Lays O Anybody's Bdll Q19 A Slllll li lzisuzlu THE TEAM FIRST ROW: Havice, Manager, Ball, Shields, Wat- son, B, Bohn, Rager, Miller, Stroup, R, Tr-easter, and Af-1v-- Bigelow, Managers, SECOND ROW: Mr, Brown, . -- '. ' Coach, Speck, Zeiders, Ball, Breon, W. Treaster, Glace, W. Bohn, Knepper, Reese, THIRD ROW: Gingrich, Matthews, Hannon, Royer, Goss, Erb, . ' 5 MIFFLIN COUNTY CHAMPIONS The spring of i952 proved to be a very successful season for the newly organized baseball team at Burnham-Derry. With their clutch hitting and airtightinfield, the team went un- defeated and took the Mifflin County Crown. This team moved to great heights under the coaching of Albert Brown, who had been the coach for the past two seasons at Derry. lt was the first undefeated team in the baseball history of both schools. Every man on the team roster practiced many hours to accomplish this goal and to earn the honor bestowed upon his team. To win the Mifflin County title the team had Belleville, a very strong competitor, to defeat. In both games with Belleville there was plenty of action. In the first Bob Bohn pitched a perfect game and during an extra inning Ed Royer delivered the timely hit which drove Don Ball Home for the Winning run. The other game displayed Glenn Breon's outstanding pitching. This game was the deciding factor for the title. The club came from behind with Breon's skillful pitching to clinch the Mifflin County crown. Wayne Bohn and Jim Miller led the club with a .374 batting average, while Glenn Breon, Ed Royer, and Don Ball were in the .300 category. Wayne Bohn also led the team in Runs Batted ln with I0 for his record. Ed Royer was close behind with 8. 1952 BASEBALL SEASON ' is B. D .H . S. Opp Armagh- Brown 6 Lewistown 2 Armagh-Brown l l McVeytown l I Belleville l Lewistown 8 Mc Veytown 7 Belleville 7 SPIIIHS snmzlu Mancino and Bowersox start game V 'A , ,' W A, fggifzkwuvb Lauver tagged out by Stroup The Burnham-Derry girls formed their first joint softball team in the spring of 1952 under the coaching of Miss Rose Cramer, Physical education instructor at Derry High. Although they did not have a record season, the girls re- ceived greater skill and better knowledge of the game, which will provide better teams inthe future, Following is the record of the 1952 season: B.D.H.S. Opp. 4 9 Armagh-Brown Armagh-Brown 0 IO McVeytown 6 9 Belleville 22 IO McVeytown 3 9 K Belleville ll 4 wiv L- -mv, A 1-'ima p Mf' nfumn IHE sums Mf- The Burnham-Derry sports record would not be complete without mentioning two men who have f done much to make possible the success of our Athletic Program . Mr. Henry Deiss, Faculty Mana- ger of Athletics, is responsible for the scheduling of all sports events with other schools. Mr. Jonas Yoder is well known by all our athletes, for he has been custodian of all sports equipment for the last three years. His encouraging words and complete l faith have helped many of our boys to attain their goal in sports and in their school life. if if 1,- 'B mm , r IT, r -ug-Q , -ff .- lAlllWlll lx As The Legend now brings to aclose the story of the graduatung class of 1953 we nts members say farewell to our Alma Maters For some of us school days are over and we shall soon be seeking opporfumtues rn the undustrres and businesses of our own com munrty Some of us wull answer our desires for a hrgher educatron by enterung colleges unlversutres busmess schools or technucal schools Stull others wall soon be serving our Country nn one of the branches of the Armed Forces Wherever we are we shall often look back to thus Legend wlth fond memories shall recall wrth gratntude the assistance and guadance that Our Chnefs gave us A round the council frres and ln all our lnlun Dolngs We shall also remember the tra drtuonal War Games and reallze that these assocuatuons with our fellow Trlbesmen developed a definite understandlng of bravery courage, and sportsmanship We the Bug Braves leave our Alma Mater wnth the srncere hope that the splrlt of co operahon which has existed these flrst two years of the Burnham Derry Jolnture may contmue and brmg to others the same won ,,,,, derful experuences we have shared Q C' X 'N Y 'Qual Q.. i- ' E ,,..i'. ' 15 3.64 'fre B THA KS The Class of 1953 washes to express nts thanks to all who have endeavored to make thus yearbook possible Our heartfelt gratltude to all patrons who have contributed to the flnan cual success of The Legend PATRUNS HST ATTORNEYS Harold W Houck David McNltt Barron AUTO DEALERS AND SERVICE Automotive Supply Co Burnham Auto Sales Corkln s Motor Sales Cupp Motor Co Frey Motors Mann Lane Used Cars Mattern s Used Cars Prlce s Used Car Lot Warner Lewls Buuck BAKERIES Beaver Brother s Bakery Letterman s Bakery BARBER SHOPS AND BEAUTY PARLORS Slpe and Harris Barber Shop Snook s Barber Shop BUTCHERS F J Baker Meat Market Brown Rook Meats Huey s Meat Market CANDY STORES AND COMPANIES Duane Candy Shop Goss Candles Lewlstown Candy Company Standard Candy and Tobacc CUT RATE STORES Bolger s Cut Rate South Sade Cut Rate Walker s Cut Rate Burnham DAIRIES Burnham Sanntary Mrlk Co Purity Mnlk Co Royale Daury DEPARTMENT STORES Danks and Co E E McMeen and Co Hugh B McMeen and Son DENTISTS E C Costa G S Ingram T H a e Fred H McClann Carl Russ GAShlr DOCTORS Milton H Cohen Dr Joel Goldman Dr J R W Hun er James Maurey D C Company lnc Y . o Dr. . . Paul's Barber Shop Dr. M. W. Hagg ' ' Dr. . . ' Dr. . . L k Dr. . ' Dr. . . T Dr. . . 'lle Dr. ' . ' . . . . t , Jr. PAIIIIINS IISI C B McClaun J R McNabb AndrewJ Parker Carl E Rothrock DRUG STORES Headmgs Drug Store DRY CLEANERS Mllroy Dry Cleaner ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND SUPPLIES Elsenhart Appl uances Roy E Gates Reynold s Electruc FEED MILLS Reedsvulle Malling Co FIRE COMPANIES Burnham Flre Co FUNERAL PARLORS Barchus Funeral Home FURNITURE STORES D C Bowman Co Dale Henry Mlffllntown Taub s Furnuture Store Wolf s FUFDITUFE Store GARAGES Ed Fnsher Garages and Servnce Guy C Wagner GROCERIES PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY AND FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS Austun s Confectaonery B M Bachmen Grocernes Carstetter s Grocerues Elsesser s Produce Fultz s Grocery and Confectionery Havuce s Market Heught s Grocery Store Hickman s Store Marrones Food Market Moore s Store Pruce s Grocernes Rocco s Super Market Stuclcey s Food Market Ughetto s Grocery HARDWARE Brlndle s Hardware Reedsvllle Burnham Hardware Franclscus Hardware Robert Johnston Hardware Ulsh Shunkel Hardware Co INDIVIDUAL PATRONS Mr and Mrs JamesC Arnold Elizabeth Baker Mr and Mrs Complnments and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs John Beaver of a frlend Clarence Bell Ralph C Bell Melvun Blngaman D W Bmgaman Compluments ofa friend Thelma Close Cora 8. Rnlley Mr and Mrs Warren R Evans Norma and Duck Sarah Hetruch Mr and Mrs Hnllard M and Mrs Wnlson Huffnagle Mrs Mary M Huffnagle 1 Dr. . . ' . ' Dr. . . ' ' Dr. . ' Dr. . ' ' - l . , I Yeagertown Fire Co . Mr. . . . . Mr . . . I . . Mr. . . . PAIIIIIIIIS IISI Robert E Lelster Mary Ann Malestlc Rnchard Reeder Mr and Mrs Calvin Rheam Mr and Mrs James Rrden Mr and Mrs Warren Rough Compliments ofa friend Mr and Mrs Alexander Shade Anna Mae Shade A Frnend Joseph Shnllace Mr and Mrs Fern Smith and Linda Norma and Woody Mr and Mrs Gulbert Shnrey Duck Fusher and Norma Shrrey JEWELRY STORES L G Balfour Company Paul Foss Roy E Freet Kessunger s Jewelry Store McClure s Jewelry Mur Jewelry Co Francls Orrls Jeweler Royal Jewelry Store South Snde Jewelers Walt s Jewelry MEN S CLOTHING STORES Adler s Men s and Boys Wear Bob Davns Clothes Joe Katz Clothlng Store Pennshlre Clothmg Ruhl s Clothung Store MUSIC STORES Kauffman s Music and Furmture Stade Musuc Store OPTOMETRISTS D F Bu ns Leon H Fegley R K a n L V Rhodes T M Van Natta PAINTS The Sherwun Wullnams Co PHOTOGRAPHERS Kepler s Studio PUBLIC WORKS Amerucan Vuscose Corp Noerr s Motor Freught Inc Novak s Motor Co Standard Steel Works Duvlslon PUBLISHERS Curtns Publushung Company RADIO STATIONS M R F Ra RADIO AND TELEVISION Pennwlre Televrsuon Swuneford s Radlo Shop West End Televusuon RESTAURANTS Dutch s Dlner 5 Brown St Hnlls Restaurant Laskarns Bros Muller s Cafe Musser s Restaurant Oburn s Restaurant Red s Diner 9 ' ' Dr. . . r ' Dr. . . . ' Dr. . . K r . . ' Dr. . . . . Dr. . . John W. Wilson Atlantic States Gas Co.. I I W. . . . dio . 1 . I , . . . . I . State Restaurant Yearu cks Restaurant SERVICE STATIONS Bob s Esso Statuon Edmunston s Sunoco Servuce Ike s Esso Servuce Logan s Cuty Servuce McLaughlun s Servuce Rhode s Atlantuc Servuce R M Sassaman Oul Co PAIIIIIIVS IISI TAXI SERVICE Cuty TIRE SERVICE Fay L Wagner W B Wagner TRANSPORTATION BUS Lewustown Transportatuon Co UNIONS INDUSTRIAL Sexton s Servuce Statuon and 322 Duner Unuted Steel Workers of Ameruca Shearer s Atlantuc Statuon Short s Servuce Statuon Snook s Amoco Spugues Esso Servuce Swugart s Gulf Servuce SHOE STORES Bob Benner s Shoe Shop Enducott Johnson Shoe Stores Gluck Shoe Store Tom Johnson Shoe Store Kunney s Shoe Store Wuans Shoe Store SPORTING GOODS Aurand s Sportung Goods Baum s Sportung Goods Inc Shenk and Tuttle SUPPLY COMPANIES Hoffman Supply Co Lewustown Lumber and Supply Company Muller s Auto Supplues M L Claster 8. Sons Inc TAVERNS Naum Stouchess Textule Workers Unuon of Ameruca WOMEN S APPAREL Budget Shop Ladues Bazaar Readung Hosuery Shop The Pruncess Shop MISCELLANEOUS Bob Derr Theatrucal Agency Garden Vuew Sales Center Inc Garrett 8- Colluson Green Gables H C Kerstetter Co Ka Vee Ice Cream Company Luck Monument Company Mauery Sheet Metal Shop Mulroy Hotel Oscar Brush Penna Farms Hatchery Searer s Deluvery Sutkun s Junk Yard Standard Pennant Co Thomas Weldung Su Raduator Servuce Yearuck s Dray I952 I953 Photos by Kepler Sprung of I952 Photos by Snook . , . , . . , . , . , . . I . , . . . . , . . l O . I I , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . I I ' ' ' Krentzman's Ladies Shop , . I . , . I . , . , . , . . , . . , . . . , . . , . . ' e YEARBOOKS 1 9 YKISANDCD-'K Tal I NSAS ,M ,, M Q, iff...- VK J 7 , .- W Q 3 5 f X353 AK New ima Q if gf A Misa ff R Q 4 Q4 S