Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 ll lullll KTIIIN The duelopmtnt of self exprcssxon md Ch xractcr from xouth to ma turltv Kluflflg our xc ns ln sc hool le nes us wxth lfistmw memorles of 1nd1 VlClL1dlS who IU some wax h ivt made in lttempt to mold our alms ln the best posslble Ch mnels In thc tour years we h me been ln Columbla Hlgh School we have had the prlvllegc of securmf thls leadershlp from one vt ho has Come Close to the hearts of those vxho m ike up the student body Her WliClO1'Tl and wholesome s1nCer1ty hixe xx lrranted the respect and adm1rat1on of both puplls 'md fellow teflchers Through thls CllgI11tX and lESpLCt vxhlch she symbollzes and because of her frlendlmess and Interest m e 1Ch student vue feel that MISS Mfiry S Groff IS an essentxal p ut of Columbld Hlgh School It IS ln IGCOQHIUOII of har servlte to our school and 1ts students that we the Clqss of 1950 ploudlv dedlt ite thls edxtlon of The Susquehannoclx Page 3 Y 1 ' A A x x 7 A 1 x ' x ' 'I 2 2 2 ' Z, f 3 1 Q f 1 A 2 2 1 ' 5 , . . . E , . 5 , , , . , . , . x , , , . f . ' 'z C V C . 5 f 2 - ,. , - I e . 'A .. . . , 2 ' ' . ' - ' ' N, 's , . ' . . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 SUQQUEIIANWIILK STAFF Art Edltor TERRY RICCIO Club EdltOfS PATRICIA HALDEMAN MARY JO SAJA GLORIA JOI-INS Sports Edztor EDWARD BITTNER EdItOr In ChIef JANE OVERMEYER Advzser MRS FULWEILER CIrcuIatIon Manager ROBERT HALDEMAN Photographer EDWARD ETZWEILER Class Ed1fOfS JANE HINKLE JANET GIBBONS ANN MCNEAL TypIsts VIRGINIA FUI-IRMAN CLAIRE KIIvIIvIIcI-I Feature Edztors GEORGIA ANN BLANK SHIRLEY SWINGLER JOAN EARI-IART Busmess Manager DOLORES WEISSER Advertzsmg Managers JULIA ANNE YOI-IE GLADYS KITTINGER Page 4 ' 1 , K, A A A THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 4. L! ff? X ffb IVV A Lil N Page 5 A-A 5- Y - X Nix X X H f,. X X X! Q, W NX X Nkxxx X, 5 . I X, A A M, fc: N l A 'TA1 Q 1 x ixlxxx A r Q Ks N X f L N X A N-'-,KX XXX X -gb, -X 'ix X A yy. 4 , ::'i5:.x . EX R xfxix, , gf-4i4 X, ,Nvi 1 - gi:-Xxx ffl , 1 K , , X-,X A NNN Flu X, . '-. '.'- Q:'3'.rQl7f'L. f 1 'ff 2 'Tq1r5Q:::tFS-Il ' . ,Xl -:F-N L uw- h W i , f X X X N N54 ---. .-,,, ' XX XX X N X it Ax ' iff! , fx- ' 421 X ,L ..,. xy' X, .A f' Bb X Af I H ' X ff, X , 'X 'v' f KZ, ' V X . E ,ff I ff THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 BIIARD 0F EDUCATIIIN Seated left to right Benjamin F Roye A Gerhart Witte Clarence B Markel Standmg W1ll1am J Blank CIFFICEIIS A GER!-IART WITTE President HARRY P. SNYDER JOHN D DENNEY Vxce Preszdent Treasurer CLARENCE B MARKEL WILLIAM J BLANK Secretary Solzcztor Our Board of Education has skillfully applied the forces of progresslve edu catlon and the ldeals of socxety to brlng to the boys and gxrls of Columbxa a greater understandmg and more complete reallzatxon of the posslbnlxtles whlch he before them Page 6 left to right: John G. Mountz, Russell A. Patton, Harry P. Snyder, John D. Denney. Absent: THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 SUPERVISOBS MR KENNETH L PREISLER S upermtendent To Mr Prelsler supermtendent of the Co lumbxa publlc schools who has always shown unbounded mterest ln our hlgh school we the class of 1950 extend our gratitude MR JAMES H RUST MR HARRY W Slvroxr-:R Assistant High School Ptmcxpal To Mr Rust asslstant pnncxpal of our hugh school who has shown us mnumerable kmd nesses during the past years we the class of 1950 extend our heartfelt thanks H :gh School Prmczpal To Mr Smoker prlncxpal of our hlgh school whose ever wxllmg assistance and understand mg have placed hlm hugh m our esteem we the class of 1950 extend our grateful appre Cxatlon Page 7 . , - 1 y v , . 1 - 1 . , , , - . . v v y y , . , . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 INQTIII CTIIRQ ALMA C BITTNER S pamsh DOROTHY P BORTHWICK Health Arzthmetzc M DOROTHY BROOME Englzsh MARY K CARTER Latm Algebra DOROTHY I COOPER Ar BEATRICE DATESMAN Lzbrarran RALPH C DILLER Industrral Arts H ROBERT FLEMING LILLIAN M FRANTZ Home Economrcs FLORENCE S FULWEILER Amerzcan Government MARY S GROFF English TOM N HONDRAS Health Phys1calEducat1on ALFRED M LAMPMAN Commercral Studres JANE K LINK Hzstory Geography MARY B MUSSER English French CARL M PAYNE Mathematics Sczence GEORGE R PEW Hxstory Football Coach NELL K POSEY jumor Business Trammg Page 8 V Y I U. Industrial Arts . , . THE S JAMES H RUST Scxence JUDITH L Health Phys1calEducat1 SEARIGHT OI1 JOHN A SCHWARTZ Safety Education T Hxstory CIVICS HEODORE M SI-IECKART EVELYN D SI-IUI.Tz Commercxal Studies MARY KATHARINE SMITH Englzsh Geography ANNA D STOTZ Mathematxcs Englxsh LEWIS E SWEGER Sclence Basketball Coach RUSSEI. J TAYLOR Commercral Studies WARRENI JOHNSON Instrumental M usrc LORETTA R MINICH Vocal Music SA School Doctor MUEI. W MCNEAI. M D HAzEI. P RODENHAUSER S chool Nurse ELIZABETH ANN COOPER Secretary to the Prmcrpal ELAINE P MENCHEY Secretary to the Supermtendent USQUEHANNOCK 1950 Page 9 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 IIISTURY As we all slt around the campfire brlght Awaltlllg our admlsslon to the trrbe We start to thmk and talk about the thmgs That led to thxs momentous occasmon We remember just how we hrst arrlved So young so lost so mslgnrficant How all the gxrls were charmed by our new coach Mr LEWIS Sweger and how we laughed At that hllarlous comedy Tlsh Tardmess was so prevalent that year Assembly study hall was always full' We took our last trouncmg from McCaskey And were escorted to our fxrst class dance Llstenmg to Mel1nka of Astrakhan Provlded us wxth entertamment rare- And suddenly our fnrst year was over' After a beautlful brxef vacatnon We resolutely trudged back to our school As Sophomores our year was hxghllghted By the unforgettable basketball Playoff the one we lost by one lone pomt' And Came the Sprmg was the Dramatlc Club Production that we all saw and enjoyed The mstallatxon of a new furnace Gave us an unexpected vacatlon The student electlons were held that year With showers of bubble gum from the stage Thus the curtam fell on our second term A third tlme we returned to Columbla Hxgh Th1s tame as jumors of more prommence Thxs year we added a Safe Drxvmg course And everythmg was safe but Mr Schwartz' The weaker sex our glrls sprouted muscles When we renewed the gxrls Phys Ed classes A Date Wxth Judy was presented then A rollxckmg comedy ln three acts' The Glee Clubs harmonrzed to brmg to us The operetta Meet Arlzona How proud we were to wear the rmgs we chose Whlch branded us a class of future years' And so another chapter was fimshed As Senlors we felt so superlor Talkmg in study hall Slttlflg 1n those Cherished front seats ln assembly walkmg So proudly down the mrddle of the halls' Then we were rushmg to wrlte our source themes Laughlng at that dellghtful comedy Mother Is a Freshman drlftmg among The brllllant streamers at our Semor Prom Enjoyrng our tuneful operetta Rose of the Danube takmg finals That too short Semor trlp to Washmgton All at once we were marchmg down the axsle To the slow strams of Pomp and Cxrcumstance Then a phase of our l1ves ended for all Too soon Hugh School was but a memory' Page I0 V . . , . . . . 3 , . --.86 ' YF . . n- , , ' ' ' - 44 ' as 9 y 1 , . ' , . . ' ' U ' 77 it . n 9 ' , . 1 ' Y 3 ' . - - 64 - U At last the long awaited year was here! 5- . . . 5- . . 7 . . , . Q - 3 nc , as - - 7 - . ' . . . 9 u ' vv ' ' ' 7 - ' as , vs ' , 0 3 7 . . y . . ' ' H ' 79 , . ' I ' - ' Y THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 X X f! SP' J EA OK XX Pg ll 1950 DORIS MAY ALBRIGHT DORIS Doris is a pretty lass, A clever girl who sews: This explains the reason For all her pretty clothes. MARY LOU BARTCH LOU Gleeful greetings happy laughs Are Bartchles chxef delxght Don t frown upon her spxrxts hxgh They mean her hfe IS brxg LESTER TAYLOR BENNETT PIMP Pxmp wants to be a carpenter He ll hammer and he ll pound Houses burlt by Bennett Wxll soon our town surround GEORGE HARRY BIGLER GEORGE George whos the qu1et one m the class Has not much to say at all But the question that comes to many of us I Why IS he so small? MARTIN HENRY BIGLER MARTY Marty IS a bnght young boy Hrs teeth are pearly whlte And just as he IS told to do He brushes them each nxght EDWARD CHARLES BITTNER When Ed departs from C H He w1ll go to college If you ask hxm why he ll say To acqulre more knowledge GEORGIA ANN BLANK GEORGIE Each year when m the play she acts Georgie steals the show' We bet she lands on Broadway And then to fame shell go KENNETH HARVEY BRADLEY PUSS Who makes us laugh and laugh Until our sldes ache badly? That s not hard at all to guess T1s none other than Puss Bradley WILMA MAE BROMMER WIMP Wlmp takes the General course Well Slr' she exclaxms Among her favorites ranking hugh Are fudge and Harry james THOMAS JAY CLARK TOM When Tom was on the football team Hrs opponents dnd not blunder For they knew lf he would hat them They d soon be sux feet under' Page 12 -1, RICHARD LEE DEEG Th1s lad has a set up We thmk ns rather cruel He s only here an hour or so We spend the day In schoo JOAN ROSE EARHART Shes sweet she s quiet A lovely little lass If all of us were more lxke We d have a perfect class 3 DEEGO CARL RAYMOND FOLTZ FOLTZIE He s up early each mornmg No time does he fool E Y E In front of our school X Z 15- fg3g'i0 Z NANCY JEAN DEVINE NANCY Nancy Devme who seems quxet And just a little shy Spends lots of time xn the typmg room Of dear old Columbxa Hxgh DORIS DELINE EBERLE EBERLIE In French II class each mormng Dons gets qulte cross When reading Etzie s wntmg She s always at a loss VIRGINIA MAE FUHRMAN GINNY When we consider all the work She s done we can t deny That Glnnys been an asset To our beloved Columbxa Hxg LAMAR ALLEN DIXON DIXIE As the Harry james of C H S Thxs lad has won hxs fame He s always handy wlth hxs horn At a dance or a football game EDWARD ETZWEILER ETZ Etzle wxth hls camera Is a famllxar sxght He makes us pose untxl he s sure The picture wxll be nght .IEREMIAH JOSEPH GABLE JERRY Jerry s always happy As he sxts behmd the wheel He blows h1s horn to warn us Then starts hxs automobile Page 13 .1 U U H 1, . - y . Y . U l W - . 9 , ' - . . . , . . , Y ' l ! ' ' . . -.JOM .1 ., .. Y ! Y ' ' n ' U ' ' , , ' Q : z . 0 ng . ,, . . ,, , , Q . . , J , . . , .. U .. -- .. .. 1 ' ' AA i YY . . ' y r - - . ' v N ' ' Y YY ' . He sets the fla fl ln Q , ' . . h! . . 1 w ,f J J I Y Q7 I I f' f e 4 !.,,4 . 0 VQYQ' Y - . H r 5 . x , 5 .bbw 5, on C950 JANET ELIZABETH GIBBONS ' GIBBY ' Her lively sense of humor Makes Janet a friendly chum' She can always crack a joke or two When we are feeling glum. PHYLLIS MAE GILBERT PHYL Meet a dimpled lass who likes Most of Shakespeare s works' We think this is unusual Because most of us he irks! FREDERICK EDGEL GOULD FREDDIE Freddie has the gift of gab No woman can surpass He helped us eam the title of The noisiest senior class RICHARD KAY GROOM DICK Out on the gridiron Dick is very tough Hes proved to the football fans He really has the stuff' WILLIAM WASHINGTON GROVE III LEFTY Lefty d have less trouble If the world were womanless But he admits It would be dull Without their fickleness PATRICIA ANN HALDEMAN PAT Patsys attractive Wlth her neatly combed hair She carries herself With a dlgmfied air ROBERT ASHTON HALDEMAN BOB Bob is the comedian Who makes witty remarks Which add to dull classes Many humorous sparks ALBERT JOHN HARMAN ALBERT Albert seems quiet Albert seems shy But when you get to know Albert He s quite a guy' MARGARET JANE HINKLE JANIE To Jane the editor Of The Crimson and Gold We pay high tribute For editorials told FAY ELIZABETH HOUCK FAY Fay s never untidy She always looks neat Her shy timid ways Make her very sweet Page 14 gr 1 LUTHER JENKINS JR. LUTHER Another among us Who s in school half a day Is Luther who s happy Cause he makes a short stay. EVERETT WARREN JONES He s handsome and frxendly Muscles has he The gxrls thmk he s neat And that s plam to see BERNICE CLAIRE KIMMICH CLAIRE Clalre lS efiiclent A good secretary shell be Shes speedy dependable 'IZ ,f 3, - ,121 ff ff' ,iii 22 i I, MINNIE MAE JENKINS MIN In basketball and tumbling She may not be a winner' But lead her to a cook book And be her guest at dinner! DORIS ANNE KAUFFMAN DOLLY Although she ns lxttle And hasn t much to say You ll find that she s pleasant In every way ' GLENN ALLEN KISE GLENN Glenn 18 a fellow Who youll see at a glance Supporting the stag lme GLORIA MAE JOHNS GLO G o is a girl Who someday will be A well-trained nurse- Just wait and see . RICHARD LEONARD KECK DICK A football player 15 our Dick Hns posztxons on the lme As co-captain of the team thus year We thought him to be fine GLADYS LOUISE KITTINGER KITTY Gladys IS a cheerleader who At games makes lots of nolse She jumps hxgh m the axr and shouts iii Page 15 lf ll If H ll ! V H I YY y , Y , Y , v 1 H IJ ll H KK , . . . . U . ,, I I , , 1 1 - , u . Y , . , . . , , , . . V , , . , . ll YI H If ll . . . V . . I Q l I n . , . . , , - . -1 l And works carefully. 'Cause he hates to dance. Come on, we're w1t'cha boys! I 5 f I Q . . . N-, - ROBERT FREDERICK KLINESTEVER BUTCH Butch IS a guy Who s the congenial type He s a man of distinction Cause he smokes a pipe JOHN EDWARD KRAFT CHEESE Because his last name is Kraft His friends all call hlm Cheese Since he is a ood sport you see S O He cares not if they tease FRANCIS ALAN LEIBFRIED BRUZ On any lovely warm spring day You re sure to find Bruz wishing That he could skip his classes And set out to go fishing DOROTHY SARAH LEITHISER GUSSIE In school she seems so quiet And very much reserved But when she s outside with her friends Dots certain to be heard DAYNE CARLA LONG DAYNE Her name so unusual Yet pretty and plain Is an outstanding feature Possessed by our Dayne JOHN CALVIN LONG JACK Every Saturday mght At the theater you ll find Jack Politely ushering people To seats m front or back MARY ANNE McCACHREN MARY ANNE Much of her extra time On Y Teen affairs is spent She works so hard for the club Because she s the president EILEEN PATRICE MCCARTHY PAT If postal systems became extinct A catastrophe like that Would destroy her very faith in life And be fatal to our Pat! DORIS JANE MCEVOY DORIS Page 16 To see pretty hair So curly and red, One just has to glance At Doris' head, NORMAN CLAYTON MCMULLEN 4' TED Ted someday Hopes to rate As a fine policeman For his state. ,x HARRIET ANN MCNEAL Ann can play music Any style that you please If you ll show her a piano With eighty-eight keys ROBERT FRED METZGER Another of our brethren Who arrlves aboard the bus ANN BOB Is Bob who comes four mxles each day To go to school with us JOHN WILLIAM NOBILE JOHNNY A promment figure in all sports The leader of our clan Johnny is in C H S A popular young man NN ff M tl JOAN ELIZABETH MENKO JOAN Her neat little figure And her pretty face Add to Joan s charm Beauty and grace BRUCE RICHARD MYERS WANG Bruce is a fellow Who gets very far The reason for this He drives a car ' JANE OVERMEYER lvlany of On those That we All filled JANIE us wished and wished report card days could own a card like Jane up with A s FREDERICK F MEISINGER Fred likes springtime He has a good reason For that s when the game Of baseballs in season KENNETH NEAL NISSLEY Our football team lmes up to play A fast one on its rival FRED NANG The opposing force takes a look at Nang And prays for its survxval' BETTY JANE PINKERTON BETTY One and one make two you know And two Plnkertons we claim The first twin we shall introduce Is Betty Jane by name 7 s Page 1 7 ll I' if I7 if 7' - . 1 V A V Y ' ' ' ' D : - V D y I 2 - C il 2, rg t lf N . 1' NX ' Xi ix I J Q lx K I -1 L- -lx 1950 IORETTA MAE PINKERTON JETTY You aren t seemg double This one s name IS jetty On the other page you saw Her twm slster Betty NANCY CARROLL PICKELL NANC Nancy IS our classmate Who hves up on the h1ll Runnmg true to pickle form She s sweet but shes a dlll' DOLORES BERNADETTE POFF SIS Dolores xs not lazy She s not the type to shlrk Show her a job and you w1ll see She s not afrald of work CHARLES RUSSEL RAPP CHARLIE The concession stand at C H S May have every kind of food But It needs Charlxe s helping hand To make It really good ' TERESA FAY RICCIO TERRY Our band comes marchmg down the street The head majorette steps hlgh We re filled wxth prlde as we exclanm That s Terry passmg by' ROBERT TROUT RIGEL BOB Have you seen a tall good lookmg lad Who hasn t much to say? Well thats our Bob who pals around Wlth Rmeer every day EUGENE MELVIN RINEER RINEER Rmeer ns a lad Who someday shall be A sailor boy On the dark blue sea MARY JOANNE SAJA MARY JO To be a graduate nurse someday Is a goal for Mary Jo She s sure to succeed ln this held of work Because she loves lt so CAROLYN MAE SCHOPF CAROLYN Carolyn s had to come to school Exactly twelve whole years But when the end IS here at last Be sure she won t shed tears ' EMILY ELIZABETH SHEETS As an athletxc person Emily certainly rates' Shes good m almost everythmg From :ce to roller skates Ng, Page 18 n n , 1 - ' - v A M vu , . nr av s w - , . n n n v - , v v , . u an . X ' lf ' 1 vv - n rr v v , . . . v u s l 1 - uv u n 1 . r 1 n sv 1 ' an - vw I1 n ll - av ' u n ' r sa sv 1 , . . u u y v 1 1 n n - , EM I A v , . . ' . , HAROLD ROBERT SHERICK BOB At basketball Bob IS a whlz He s captam of our team' When extra points are needed Sherlck s always on the beam DONALD LEROY SMITH HOOK On Columbxa Hlgh School s dxamond Hooks our joe D1Magg1o He swmgs that bat wxth all hrs mxght Out of bounds the baseballs go' IOHN ROBERT STEWART JACK Smllmg blue eyes And hair of yellow Make our Jack 3' :r m :a Q. I0 o 3 m 'N 2. '6' E Nl aff Z 5 1 f JOHN PHILIP SHERICK From Washmgton Boro One mlle down the pxke To school here m Columbia For John IS a hlke GLORIA JEAN SMITH Her haxr IS blonde and curly Her eyes are bxg and blue Shes always smllmg gayry Expressmg frlendshxp true PATRICK STONE Because whlle playing football Pat got many knocks We belxeve that though hxs name IS He s really made of rocks ' JOHN JEAN PAT S on DONALD EUGEN To be a state pollceman Whom all must obey Is the goal Don seeks To achxeve someday CLARENCE NEL Face IS our classmate Who has qulte a style E SHOWALTER DON SON STEHMAN FACE He wears pegged checkered pants And has looks that begulle SHIRLEY ANN SWINGLER Whenever food IS mentxoned Shortys sure to drool She s forever eatmg Even whxle In schoo SHORTY Page 19 U 7' tl ll H rl yy - v - - v 1 , . . . - y v - - - rr H - - lr - r yy - - , - . , . . U H H y- fr . . . . . . H ,, . y v ll v -Y - - , - , ' , v 1 v . . . . . , . . , Y - . .4 rr ff U .1 v v Y - .I yy , .4 . H , v . u uv ' V - A , X 1 - - 4. V , . . . . l ! V5 - .rf-If f -f E Q Q4 fy ' 2 I 2 X l f -K ! X ,, Q , 1 X' V 4 in 4 A, x . fs-we P . GS A 1956 CHRISTINE BARTCH WEAVER CHRIS Christine wants to be a nurse Clad in spotless white. She'll raise the patients spirits With her smiles so bright. DOLORES JEAN WEISSER DOLORES She doesn't go to bed too early. Nor is she an early riser: But compared with all the rest of us . Dolores is still Weisser! ,. JULIA ANNE YOHE JULIE She has such pretty dark brown eyes With which her gay smile blends She also has a tender way That s won her many friends DONALD GENE ZEAMER TUPP At sixth and Locust Streets Tupp s a familiar sight He can be found at Parkview Almost any day or night ELIZABETH MAE ZIELINSKI BETTY Wherever you may chance to be If laughter fills the air You will know immediately That Betty s also there dmadku Jawa IIEII 3lll1l.l',l ll IIPD 511:13 NR9 1 N mn Page 20 7 Q ws I ' .gt Bhd THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 QBQSSTQE S. Pg 21 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 DORIS MAY ALBRIGI-IT Commercral Cnmson and Gold Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 Teachers Secre tary 4 YTeen 3 4 MARY LOU BARTCH General Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Splash N Splatter Club 3 Y Teen 3 4 LESTER TAYLOR BENNFTT General Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Student Manager of Baseball 2 3 4 Student Manager of Football 2 3 4 GEORGE HARRY BIGLER General Intramural Sports 4 MARTIN HENRY BIGLER General Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Foot ba 3 4 EDWARD CHARLES BITTNER Academrc Band 1 2 3 Crlmson and Gold Club 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 Press Club 4 GEORGIA ANN BLANK Academrc Crlmson and Gold Club 2 3 4 Dramatic ub1234GeeClub12 4 brary Asslstant 1 2 Press Club 4 Y Teen KENNETH HARVEY BRADLEY General Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 4 Varslty C Club 3 4 WILMA MAE BROMMER General Glee Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 L1 brary Asslstant 2 Teachers Secretary YTeen 3 4 THOMAS JAY CLARK General Football 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Varsity C Club 4 RICHARD LEE DEEG General Football 1 Intramural Councxl 3 4 Intra mural Sports 1 2 3 4 Jumor Hugh School Basketball 1 NANCY JEAN DEVINE Commercral Teachers Secretary 4 Y Teen 3 4 LAMAR ALLEN DIXON General Band 1 2 3 4 Dlstrxct Band 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Swing Band 1 2 3 4 JOAN ROSE EARHART General Cnmson and Gold Club 4 Intramural Sports 3 Press Club 4 Teachers Secre tary 4 YTeen 3 4 DORIS DELINE EBERLE Academrc Crxmson and Gold Club 2 4 Intramural Sports 3 L1braryAss1stant 2 Y Teen 3 4 EDWARD ETZWEILER Academrc Football 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Press Club 4 CARL RAYMOND FOLTZ Academrc Crrmson and Gold Club 4 Intramural Sports 1 3 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 VIRGINIA MAE FUHRMAN General Cheerleadmg Squad 1 2 Crimson and Gold Club 4 Intramural Sports 3 Press Club 4 YTeen 3 4 JEREMIAH JOSEPH GABLE General Baseball 2 3 4 JANET ELIZABETH GIBBONS Academrc Band 1 2 3 4 Crimson and Gold Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Intramural Councll 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Press Club 4 Y PHYLLIS MAE GILBERT General Crlmson and Gold Club 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Red Cross Council 1 2 3 4 Y Teen 3 4 FREDERICK EDGEL GOULD General Craftsmens Club 4 Dramatrc Club 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports RICHARD KAY GROOM General Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Varsity C Club 3 4 WILLIAM WASHINGTON GROVE General Baseball 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 PATRICIA ANN HALDEMAN Academrc Band 1 2 Intramural Sports 3 Press Club 4 Splash N Splatter Club 3 Y Teen 3 4 ROBERT ASHTON HALDEMAN Academrc Basketball 2 Class Presldent I 2 Crm son and Gold Club 1 Intramural Sports 3 Press Club 4 ALBERT JOHN HARMAN General Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports MARGARET JANE HINKLE Academrc Cheerleadrng Squad 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Crimson and Gold Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 Press Club 4 YTeen 3 4 FAY ELIZABETH HOUCK Academrc Intramural Sports 3 Lrbrary Assrstant 2 Y Teen 3 4 LUTHER JENKINS JR General Student Manager of Football 3 MINNIE MAE JENKINS General Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 Lrbrary Assistant 3 Red Cross Council Y Teen 3 4 GLORIA MAE JOHNS General Class Treasurer 4 Glee Club 3 4 Llbrary Assrstant 3 Press Club 4 Teachers Secre tary 4 YTeen 3 4 EVERETT WARREN JONES General Band 2 Craftsmens Club 4 Football Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 General Y Teen 3 4 RICHARD LEONARD KECK General Class V1cePres1dent 3 Football 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 4 Student Manager of Basketball 2 3 4 Varsity C Club 3 4 BERNICE CLAIRE KIMMICH Commercral Crlmson and Gold Club 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Press Club 4 Red Cross Councll 1 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 3 GLENN ALLEN KISE General Concesslon Stand 1 GLADYS LOUISE KITTINGER Academrc Cheerleadmg Squad 2 3 4 Crxmson and Gold Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intra mural Sports 3 Press Club 4 YTeen ROBERT FREDERICK KLINESTEVER General Football l 2 3 4 Varsity C Club JOHN EDWARD KRAFT General Class Vrce Presrdent 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Student Manager of Baseball 2 Page 22 ' . 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' . ry 1 . . ,3.4- rvvvf .3 ,I 'lil' ' yvyyv ,.,Z .9 ,i3'4 ' IYIY' Y' y' THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 FRANCIS ALAN LEIBFRIED General Intramural Sports 3 4 DOROTHY SARAH LEITHISER General Glee Club I 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 DAYNE CARLA LONG General Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Splash N Splatter Club 3 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen JOHN CALVIN LONG General Intramural Sports 2 3 Student Manager of Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Varsnty C Club 3 4 MARY ANNE MCCACHREN General Cheerleading Squad 1 2 3 4 Crxmson and Gold Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Y Teen 3 4 EILEEN PATRICE McCARTHY Commercial Cheerleadxng Squad 2 Crlmson and Gold Club 4 Intramural Sports 3 Lxbrary As sxstant 3 4 Red Cross Council 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Y Teen 3 4 DORIS JANE MCEVOY General Glee Club 3 4 YTeen 3 4 General Intramural Sports 2 3 4 HARRIET ANN McNEAL Academzc Band 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Press Club 4 Y Teen 3 4 JOAN ELIZABETH MENKO General Y Teen 3 4 FREDERICK FRANKLIN MEISINGER General Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 ROBERT FRED METZGER General Glee Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 BRUCE RICHARD MYERS General Football 1 2 3 KENNETH NEAL NISSLEY General Football 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Varslty C Club 3 4 JOHN WILLIAM NOBILE Academrc Basketball 3 4 Class Presldent 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Varsity C Club 3 4 JANE OVERMEYER Academrc Crxmson and Gold Club 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Lzbrary Assrstant 1 2 Pr ss Club 4 Splash N Splatter Club 3 4 Y Teen 3 4 BETTY JANE PINKERTON Comm rclal Intramural Sports 3 4 Lxbrary Asslstant 4 Red Cross Councxl 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 3 4 JORETTA MAY PINKERTON Commercial Red Cross Councll 2 3 4 Teachers Secre tary 4 YTeen 3 4 NANCY CAROLL PICKELL General Glee Club 4 Usher 4 YTeen 4 DOLORES BERNADETTE POFF General Intramural Sports 3 YTeen 3 4 CHARLES RUSSEL R APP Academrc Red Cross Councxl 2 3 4 Concesslcn Stand 2 3 4 TERESA FAY RICCIO Academzc Crimson and Gold Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 1 2 3 4 Drum Mayormg Squad 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Lxbrary Assistant 1 2 Press Club 4 YTeen 3 4 ROBERT TROUT RIGEL General Craftsmens Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 EUGENE MELVIN RINEER General CraftsmensClub 4 Football 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Track 3 MARY JOANNE SAJA Academzc Glee Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Press Club 4 Splash N Splatter Club 3 Y Teen 3 4 CAROLYN MAE SCHOPF General Cheerleadlng Squad 1 2 3 4 Crlmson and Gold Club 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Y Teen 3 4 EMILY ELIZABETH SHEETS Commercial Glee Club 1 2 3 Llbrary Asslstant 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Y Teen 3 4 HAROLD ROBERT SI-IERICK Academrc Baseball 3 Basketball 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 JOHN PHILIP SHERICK Academrc Basketball 3 4 Cnmson and Gold Club 4 Intramural Sports 1 DONALD EUGENE SHOWALTER General Football 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Track DONALD LEROY SMITH General Baseball I 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Int mural Sports 1 2 GLORIA JEAN SMITH General Glee Club 4 YTeen 4 CLARENCE NELSON STEHMAN General Football 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 Var slty C Club 3 4 JOHN ROBERT STEWART General Class Secretary 1 2 Craftsmens Club 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Councnl 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Varsity C Club 2 3 PATRICK STONE Gen ral Baseball 3 4 Football 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 SHIRLEY ANN SWINGLER General Crlmson and Gold Club 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Council 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Llbrary Assnstant 1 2 3 4 Press Club 4 YTeen 3 4 Academic Assembly Program Commrttee 1 2 3 Drum Majormg Squad 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 Red Cross Councxl 1 2 3 4 Splah Splatter Club 3 4 Swmg Band 1 2 3 Y Teen 3 4 DOLORES JEAN WEISSER General Crlmson and Gold Club 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 Press Club Red Cross Councll 1 2 3 4 Splah Splatter Club 3 Teachers Secretary Y Teen 3 4 JULIA ANNE YOHE General Cheerleading Squad 1 2 3 4 Class Secre tary 3 4 Crxmson and Gold Club 4 Gle Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 L1 brary Assistant 1 2 Press Club 4 Teach ers Secretary 4 YTe n 3 4 DONALD GENE ZEAMER General Band 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Swmg Band 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Varslty C Club 4 ELIZABETH MAE ZIELINSKI Academzc Intramural Sports 3 Llbrary Assistant 1 2 Red Cross Councll 1 Splash N Splatter Club 3 4 YTeen 3 4 Page 23 ,Q ,.: . ,,s 3.4- .,: ,,:e . 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' ' 4 K c 0 Klux lu- 1- Q 'TQ , 1 ff W l95l nv' -we Ugg., First row Rohcrt Anderson Suzanne Copeland Mmam De pew Jean Mumma Margaret McCla1r Dolores Walker Marx lyn Glassman Drucsnlla jenkms Patrxcla Hess Glorna Barn mger Second row Wesley Evans Nancy Kxrchner Sandra HoHman Ruta Peters jean Kemmxck Audrey Boyd Harry Eck Glorla Boyland Margaret Beck Charles Gable Lloyd Drybread Thrrd row Eugene Brady Shxrley Hartman jean Greenawalt Mary Lou Ernst Gardmer Nau Margret Steffens Ehzabeth Buzzendore Romame Fredenck Davnd Martin Fourth row Donald Manley John Hess Arthur Burkert Betty Colhns Glenn Banner Wayne Sload Audrey Carpet Henry Westerman Fxhh row john Zmkancl Wxlham Fry James Muller George Khne Donald Hazen Betty Lou Edel man Esther Grab Ralph Lockard Sixth row Lester Hal lacher Charles Bachman Herbert Haldeman Chnst Moffet Donald Kauffman Fdward Burke Way ne Pofl Jesse Elhs M' Furs: row Shirley Pnckcll Dorothy Brooks Shirley Gerfin Fay Ackerman Htlln Howe Shxrlcy Grun Second row Donald Boshnauglc Paulxnm Colm Patrnua Kauffman Thtlma Hovu Ethrl Dwnmlrach Ftlxcxa Wxlllams Jack OLsary ,Iran Herr Rohr rt Donlyy Dian Hoflmasttr Third row Eugtnm Mullhlyxlsa Dolorys Ltlur Mary Lu Gayar Dorothy Shultz Dorothy Crust Richard Exchhorn Mxrxam Mrwwrtr Eulyn Wwzne jamts Rom Fourrh rovy joyu Van Valltenburgh Page 26 Lon Kauffman Raymond Hallacher Nancy Berntheuzel Broome joseph Halttr Fllrh row Charles Duz Nancy Stucltnrotlm Xvxllxam Kannzy Gltnn Laudtnbmrgtr Lawrance Prugar Samuel Ohnl Lloyd Raxfsmdtr Vxctor Frutz Harry Lmdcnlurgtr Slrrh rov. Ktnncth Halclaman john Stoner Raymond Atlle Richard Prlct Mtlvxn Svungllr Paul Lucas 'Vltrym Wlsm Rlchard Mmtzglr Dannl Sourhur A Qt , , yr X , ' v' Fay' Nace. Ethc-l,Kraft. Clarol McMahon. Mary' Lou Gable: Theresa Warner. Charles M-owrer. Walter Gkoomt-. Wilbur he 5- r M -D First row Charles Albin Catherine Ellwein Joanne Walters Patricia Keperling Mahan McK0nly Mary Lou Weis Muriel Myers Patsy Siegrist Gloria McCann Mary Jane Hipple Second row John Rhoads Shirley Resch Patsy OReilly Claire Carson Joan Guiles Barbara Ann Aston Phyllis Rhmehart Robert Youtz Joanne Kirchner Robert Wertz Third row John Kuhns Rose Marie Murry Louise Lehman Margaret Barnett Ann Thomas Sherlyn Quickie Nancy Greider Louis Marcello Donald Jones Fourth row Nadine Meshey Peggy Hinkle Joanne Ehly Elizabeth Swarr Charles Brommer Milton Scott Larry McDonald Ronald Weaver Fifth row Richard Moore Ronald Mumma John Barrett William Splain Gordon Lively William Brommer Paul Leib fried James Campbell Sixth row Gordon Hoover William Bachman Paul Steiner Sandra Shultz Donald Price Richard Manley Seventh row Harrx Roberts Harlan Carey Harry Diffenderfer Charles Hank Merle Dorsey First row Robert Millhouse Irene Von Stetten Joan Sho walter, Stephanie Reitzel, Mary Rust, Helen Hess, Joyce Ear- hart, Bernice Durborow, Eleanor Eves, Dawn Walker. Second row: Richard Walk, William Odenwalt, James Wilmer, Wil- liam Krow, Geraldine Spiese. Shirley Markley. Audrey Gerin. Mary Lou Olena, William Lockard, Donald Manley. Third row: Rodney Winkleman, Charles Gibson, Geraldine Kuhns. Mildred Mummaw, Bernice Johnson, Betty McKnight. Eleanor Albert, Josephine Arbutina, Melvin Gainer. Fourth row Leon Drescher Martha Berger Lois Seachrist Oscar Deets, Beryl Zielinsln, Marlene Jones. joan Raab, William Barton. George Menko. Filth row: Thomas Price, Dean Voight, Walter Reese, Eleanor Smith, Constance Hartman. Jean Staub, Beatrice Brown. Herbert Spiese. Sixth row: Mervin Zeamer, Marlet Ort, Stewart Lazarus. Donald Camp- bell, Donald Bishop, Helen Kreiser. Patricia Hecht. Seventh row: Dean Englehart, Joseph Slick, Richard Culp, Mary Staufler. Page l952 1953 ks. 5Z 'l'1 V- nf: Ftrs! row Joannt Shultz Jana Nau Marx Gross Carol Aston George Ptters Anna Mae Menko Shrrlex Snrth Shrrlex Sease Fay Jatkson Charlotte Garner Second row Rogan Vlarlex Suzanne Hnpple June Rupp Jeanette Ktrstttttr Thomas Stoutzenbzrgtr John Mutr Joanne Prckell John Yohe bhtrlex Prue James Brgler Third row Wxlham Yoht Margant Frshtr Joanna Jonts Cathtrme Campbrll Mrldrtd Mahan Dolorts Kalu Susan McNLal Shrrlmx Hustand Jtan Marltltx Kmnnmth Rapp Fourth row Harrx L1 hman Butt Hoge-ntoglcr Cnorgra Ott arrs Prckle Ronald Hoovtr Clarrssa Wolcott Marlm MLMtllLn Ann Rxttenhouse Vxvran Porndexter John Melbcrt Frith row Levere Ott Carl Swukert Jennrc Srmmons Vmrgrnra Thomas Jean Van Valke-nburgh Jane Bernthexzel Robert Culp Robert Schwert Szxth row Donald Hoch Margot MrCachrtn Charlms Mendenhall Frank Barton Lton Habtrstrnh Sew nth row Fnd Dunkel Donald Newtomu' Charlus Gambrrll Paul Rubs Ronald Wtlsh Janus Walk Janus Kuhn Gtraldlm Brown Cvoldrc Hooptr 1490 Ftrs! you Rohm rt Mrlttnlmnrgmr Janus Btnd Paul Ott Garx Wallu k Phx llrx Rox 1 Rob: rta Maurt r Nant x Dunn un Don ald Hakn Dorn Bard GI4 nda Shu lds Sf umd nm Dolort s Ellwurn lxathlun Vutra Rohtrt Zrnk Bt rth'a Groom Gul unison Norma VN rpntr Linda Nlununa Vrrglnxa Frshr r Carru JA nkrns Harm x Krrnn r Edward Wlllx.-uns Third rom Ronald Mabln Susan Bxgltr Shrrlt x Hrllrar Rost Marr: Spn st Elame Broutm Mn rlm 'viathxot Gtorgt Snnth Arthur Rupp Gardrnmr Nlurphx Fourth you Arthur Shaud Rn hard Page PH ,gu- Yoht Dorotht Mllltr Shrrltx Floxd RuhardD1ehl Vlrgrnta Ln dlt Pt ggx Bard out Hmrshu Filth row Rubtrt Ruhardson Thomas Malmla Anna Mat Hasstlbafh Nantx Taxaglront Joan Sthlosstnan Janmt Cnhson Htltn Ntlson Qrxth row ohn MtBrldn Ltsln Mathrcvt Donald Bartth John Manltt Ktnmth Sthultr Marx Frantts Scalts Donald Lnaman Nanax Brown Elrzabtth Shaud Seventh row John Httscx Patruk Shrllow John Adams Charles Hartman John Grun Irun Duhl Franklin Ptlurn Robe rt Hgrman Ei? 'Wie- Frrsz row Henry Bell Joan Glbson Joanne Sheets Joseph Geesey Robert Brown Marx Ann Rxchardson Shirley Kame Harold McKon1y Betty Jackson James Elslager Second row George Grove Allan Boyles Mary Louise Krow Ruta Quxckle Ethel Ra1fsmder Dorothx Downs James Hxrmsey Vxrgmla Wise John Rothrock Arthur Lehman Third row Iames Stehman Joyce Pinkerton Rxchard Clark Vxrgmxa Wxttlck Quinn Detz Joseph Raff Chester Grove Jacquelme James Bxgler Sttrlmg Atlu Wxllxam Thomas Mary Lou Klme Craxg Liber Thomas Rcmhart Frith row Mary Rapp Patrlcma Rice Dxxne Wagner Dons Keller Norma Pomdexter Chester Fuhrman Gall Helwxg Roy Wenzel Srxzh row Joan Dxffenderfer Janet Frey Nancy Haugh Eugene Derstler Christian Beck lanet Krow Suzanne Schrack Barbara Blank Seventh row Sxlvxa Slusser Donald Dellet Marvin Buch moyer Richard Grayblll John Jenl-uns First row Marlene Wh1te Monte Lee Wolf Joseph Andrews Harold Stone Mary Ann Jones Carol Fredenck John Buzzen dore Peter Null Henry Staub Thomas Crouse Second row Erna Schopf Marlm Englehart Robert Nace Ralph Bongart Csrolme Clark Paul Stauffer Betty Mahan Esther Emen hetser Margaret Exchhorn Kenneth Mxllhouse Edward Barnes Thrrd row Vxrgmna Habecker Lorraine Caswell Elnza beth Shultz Donald Kissinger James Schopf Frank Lowrv Ruth Haverstuck Glona Stanton Katherme Myers John ..f '-X Hmkle Fourth row Lloyd Warner Mane Poole Manya Glassman Dean Reese Davxd Suydam Lloyd Geltmacher Nancy Peters Feme Koons Robert Bonfardm Fxfth row Shxrley Myers Loretta Barr Fern Shaud Susanne Haug Elsne Hecht Dorothy Johnson Barbara McVey Joanne McFarland Srxth row Sara Ann Penwell Charles Feltch Gorden Sarbaugh John Carbaugh Leon Martzall James Braxman Richard Hallacher TuFFleld Olena Jerry Hake Page 1954 : - , , - . --- f - ,. J ,. .41 x , B f. -. . , , if - . V : . Y ' ' , y . . ' l . ' . .V ' ' . M. 5 y ,' - . 4 . ' ' . I - ' J v . -' . f. . '. ' Q v . . . : '. , , . . . . - 4 . , . ' V : ,' ' , b , - Q v v v ,v u kv Q Q Luttman. Fourth row: Robert Hake, Charles McMahon, - -L1 , :tk , , A -7. fi 2? A 'ig ' ' ff.. ' N f.. f '. - ' - A ., v : ' . , . ' . : ' , ' , ' . , , - . . V' . ' . , . ' . . : j . . ' . ' : I . , . . 't ' -' . , . . A v I Q ' A - ' e y ' ,' Q '. ' : I I ' v ' 1 A ' I 1 U Q Q Q v w ' v V F -ff-4 .ff- r 0 lui' hi Q ,A .ann fx- : xx -- . Q t sf, , :X mh- N ff' TK 5 AN THE SUSQUEH ANNOCK 1950 65 fi Will, ffff X f' Page 31 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 LBIWI 0X xxn I10LlD 3.11111 FIrst row VIrgInIa Fuhrman Suzanne Copeland MIrIam De pew Cl8lfE KImmIch Phylhs GIlbert Ruth Haversuck Susan McNeal Druesxlla jenluns Second row ,Ioan Earhart Caro lwn Schopf Margret Steffens jane Hmkle Fay Nace Rlta Peters Dolorqs WEISSOI' DavId Martm ThIrd row Elame Broome janet GIbbons Jane Overmewer EIleen McCarthx julxa Anne Yohe GeorgIa Ann Blank Dons Albnght Fourth row Terrv RICCIO Henry Westerman Samuel Ohrel Lester Hallachcr john Stoner john Shenck ShIrley Swmgler Tlll' S'l'il'l' Edztor IH Chzel JANE HINKLE News Edltors FAY NACE RITA PETERS JOAN EARHART DRUESILLA JENKINS Fashlon Editor SUZANNE COPELAND Sports Edrtors DAVID MARTIN I-IENRY WESTERMAN JOHN SHERICK Keyhole Editor JANE OVERMEYER Whos Who GEORJIA BLANK Musto Reporter SHERLYN QUICKLE Feature Edrtor JANET GIBBONS Alumm Editor ELAINE BROOME Club Reporter SHIRLEY SWINGLER Exchange Editor SAMUEL OHREL Honor Roll SUSAN MCNEAL Aff Edlt0f TERRY RICCIO Ezghth Grade Reporter RUTH HAVERSTICK Girls Sports Edltor MARGARET STEFFENS JULIA ANNE YOHE CAROLYN SCHOPF VIR GINIA FUHRMAN MARY ANNE MCCACHREN CLAIRE KIMMICH EILEEN MCCARTHY DO LORES WEISSER THE BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager DORIS ALBRIGHT Assistants PHYLLIS GILBERT MIRIAM DEPEW Advertising Manager LESTER HALLACHER Assrsranrs CARL FOLTZ JOHN STONER Advrser MISS SMITH Typrsts Our CrImson and Gold Club wIth a constantly expandmg program has become one of the most sought after 3CtlVltl6S In ColumbIa HIgh School At every meetmg a partIcular phase of Journallsm IS dIscussed, eIther by a guest speaker or club member thus Introducmg neva Ideas whlch make our school paper enjoyable The staff has a splendId host of feature wrIters poets art edItors and ace rovmg reporters lt has rIghtfully earned 1tS place as a top rankmg extra currlcular actIvIty PublIshed eIght tImes a year the ' CrImson and Gold IS looked forward to by all sIn e the features are of Interest to each student Page 32 1 1 ' , w A A 4 A , A ,- .1 I . 1 ' . , 1 '1 1 1 1 1 A s A , . . v I I Q ' I V - ' I' , . 1 . , . . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 SPIASII N SPLATTEB Fr t J Harrx Pckle Betts Z lnsk Ch e W 0 Ch rl s Gambr ll Wllam Spla Ros Mare Here a splash And there a splatter That s our Art Club Out to Hatter' The youngest organ1zat1on 1n our school IS the Splash N Splatter Club Thls club pro v1des the only avaxlable trammg for those xnterested m art and the enthusxasm wlth whxch the students have embraced thus act1v1ty makes xts value apparent Clay moldmg tapestry pamt 1ng figure drawlng, and the study of Pennsylvan1a Dutch Art are some of the projects already completed by the members Two of the numerous dutxes performed by thxs talented group are the makmg of varlous kmds of posters for dxfferent school act1v1t1es and the pamtmg of scenery for the Dramatxc Club play and the Operetta The Splash N Splatter Clubs 8CtlVltleS thls year w1ll be hxghllghted by an art exh1b1t1on where the year s best work w1ll be d1splayed Page 33 1 1 0 V 1 X 1 A A ' ' t . -2 5, J.. 'rs row: . j i . j it-i i. ristin L-aveT. Se: nd row: a e i , i i in. e i Linda Murnrna. Margrr-t Steffens, Joyce Hershey, john Barrett. Murry, Eleanor Smith, Jane Overmeyer, Nancy Bernthclzel. Y 1 9 . . . . , . ! . , ' 7 , , . . . . . . . . . . , . . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 SEXICIB 1 TEENS Jana! Gibbons Ann McNeal jane Hmkle Patncxa Haldc man Gladys Kxttmger Fourth row Fav Houck Dons McEvoy Terry Rnccxo Dayne Long Mary Jo Saga Dons Eberle Dolores Poff Nancy Devxne Filth row jane Over Fzrst row Ph llns Gnlbert Bettx Pmkmrton julxa Anne Yohe Marx Anne. McCachren Georgxa Ann Blank joan Menkn Glorxa johns Second row Dorothy Lerthnser Chrxstmr. Weavtr joan Earhart Carolyn Schopf Mary Lou Bartch Dolorzs Wersser Vnrgmxa Fuhrman jc-tty Pnnkerton Third mevcr Wxlma Brommer Nancy Pnckell Shxrlex Swmgler Offlcers Program Charrman GEORGIA BLANK Soczal Chazrman PHYLLIS GILBERT Servzce Chazrman JOAN MENKO Advrser Miss DATESMAN Presrdent MARY ANNE MCCACHREN Vzce Preszdent BETTY PINKERTON Secretary JULIA ANNE YOHE Treasurer GLORIA JOHNS We are proud to have at C H S the Y Teens, the jumor branch of the Y W C A Th1s Organlzatlon IS community wlde, natxon w1de, and world wlde 1n scope Wlth 1ts purpose bemg To bulld a fellowshxp of women and glrls devoted to the task of reahzmg ln our common hfe those ldeals of personal and sOc1al hvmg to whlch we are commltted by our falth as Chr1st1ans In th1s endeavor we seek to understand Jesus to share Hrs love for all people and to grow m the knovx ledge and love of God Thus orgamzatlon IS composed of two clubs the Semor Club wxth a membershxp of 38 and the Jumor Club wlth 47 members who hold regular meetmgs durmg the seventh perxod each Wednesday Glrls from these groups have been sent as representatxves to the Inter Club Councml at Lancaster and have helped at the Y W C A Internauonal Bazaar The Y Teens m addrtxon to thexr own ceremony represented Columbxa 1n the annual county Y Teen Recogmtlon SSYVICS The clubs also provlde lnnumerable serv1ces to Columbla Hlgh School and the communmty They are responslble for all our school dances the dlstrlbutxon of frult boxes to retmred teachers and food baskets to the needy of the commumty at Chrmstmas tlme Page 34 Q V V V Q 1 A L r mw: Bn-tty iaeiinski, Gloria Jean' smith. Claire kimmifh. Doris .Albright Eileen MScanhy2 AbsentLEmil55 sheets. ' . . .. W V Q . . 1 n 1 . . I ' 1 ' q I THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 IJ l0R YTEENS First row Esther Grab Gloria Barmnger Dorothy Crxst Ruta Peters Fay Nace Patncxa Hess Thelma Howe Caro' McMahon Mary Lou Ernst Second row Suzanne Copeland Dorothy Brooks Patrlcla KauB'man Helen Howe Shxrlev Grun Mlrnam Depew Fay Ackerman Druesllla jenkins man Shnrley Plckell Ethel Dambach FCllCl8 Wllllams jean Mumma Fourth row Margaret Steffens Ellzabeth Buzzendore Shxrley Hartman Dolores Leber Nancy Kxrchner Audrey Carper Dorothy Shultz Dolores Walker Filth row jean Greenawalt Nancy Bernthelzel Betty Collms Theresa Warner Evelyn Wagner Jean Kemmlck Mary Lee Gaver Sixth row Sudenroth Mnrlam Mowrer jean Herr Shxrlcy Gerfin Offncers Presxdent FAY NACE Vzce Preszdent PATRICIA Hlzss Secretary GLORIA BARNINGER Treasurer MARY LOU ERNST RITA PETERS DOROTHY CRIST ESTHER GRAB Miss DATESMAN Program Cha1rman Soczal Charrman Service Chaxrman Adviser SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR 1949 1950 November 11 School Dance The Llberty Ball December 21 D1str1but1on of Chrlstmas Baskets january 21 School Dance The Rxcksha Rag February 24 School Dance The Crlmson Shuffle March 31 Y Teen Semx Formal May 5 Queen s Nite Dance May 14 Recognxtlon Servlce V 7 A l ' : , ' ' , ' . ' . I , ' ' . Third' row: Auclrey Boyd, Marilyn Glassrnan. Sandra Hofll Pauline Colin, AMargaret McClalr, Betty LouAEde.lman. Nancy . . . . - 1 V . Y ' - l ll ' U AS ' 99 i ls ' 'v , . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 DBADIATIC CLUB PLAY First row Mary Anne McCachren Eugene Brady George Lou Edelman jane Overmeyer Dorothy Cnst Edward Butt Bl k S d H Fl' Fr d Gould Dolores Walker Se ond ner joan Showalter Gardmer Nau Hn Bn F8 0 TDSD C row john Nobxle Suzanne Copeland Glenn Banner Betty MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN A Comedy m Three Acts PERRY CLARK Produced by Speclal Arrangement with The Dramatlc Pubhshxng Company and presented November 17 18, and 19 1949 Dlrectress Mlss Broome Cast of Characters Susan her daughter Mrs Mnller a housemother Sylvla Bunny Helen Students Carrle C ara Pointer kMarge College Bobo jack Howie Bxll Dean Gxllxngham Dean of Pomter College Professor Mnchaels a zoology teachel Georgia Blank Sandra Hoffman Betty Lou Edelman jane Overmeyer Dolores Walker joan Showalter Mary Anne McCachren Dorothy Crist Suzanne Copeland Fred Gould Edward Bittner Gardmer Nau john Nobzle Glenn Banner Eugene Brady Page 36 ll ll . By 7 7 Mrs. Abigail Abbott, a widow . . . . . ,. ,... . ..... . .. , ., . ' at j l . ' I , , I . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 DBAWI -ITIL LLIB -4,- Fzrsr row Phyllxs Roye Marlm McMullen Suzanne Copeland Shlrlex Helstand jane Overmeyer Ann Thomas Patrxcxa Terry Rxccno Dorothy Cnst Georgxa Ann Blank Fred Gould Keperlmg Fourth row john Noblle Davnd Martnn Edward Nare Joan Showalter Esther Grab Glenn Banner Milton Wesley Evans Scott Dolores Walker Third row Robert Donlev Mary Gross Officers GEORGIA BLANK DOROTHY CRIST TERRY RIcc1O SANDRA HOFFMAN Mlss BROOME Preszdent Vxce Presxdent Secretary Business Manager Advzser One of the hlghllghts of our Semor year as the annual play whxch IS the prlmary task of the Dramatlc Club Weeks Of try outs and rehearsals preceded thls years productlon, Mother Is A Fresh man, a comedy of teen age college lxfe Well recelved by capaclty audxences, the young thesplans gave an excellent performance Behmd the scenes, varlous other orgamzatxons contrlbuted to the success of Mother Is A Freshman, the proceeds of whnch are gxven to the semor class, to be used as they shall dlrect SOc1al gathermgs throughout the year keep the members mterested and the club actlve Page 37 1 1 ' 4 4 A ' X ' X W W Ni june Rupp. Second row: Helen Hess, Patsy Sxegrxst, 4Fay Bxttner, Eugene Brady, Dame-l Sourbeer, Henry Westerman, - ' 1 ' SC - ,, . . . . . . . . . x H THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 GIFELIIIIS First row Glona Barnmger Dorothy Lelthlser Christme Weaver Mary Lou Bartch Patrxcla Kauffman Marilyn Glass man Suzanne Copeland Druesxlla Jenkms Second row Pauline Cohn Gloria jean Sm1th Gladys Kxttmger Claire Kxmmnch Dolores Wexsser jane Hmkle Margaret McClatr Patricia Hecht Thrrd row Sandra HoB'man Georgia Ann Blank Shar ey Hartman Mmme Jenkms Ann McNeal Mary Lee Gaver Dolores Walker Fourth row Jean Greenawalt Nancy Bernthelzel janet Gibbons Dons McEvoy Betty Lou Edelman Dorothy Crxst Dorothy Shultz Mary jo Sala Frith row Dayne Long Betty Collms Dons Albright Nancy Studenroth Terry Rnccxo Mary Stauffer Wnlma Brommer First row Donald Hoch Fred Gould Arthur Shaud Leo Mar Walhck Third row Charlts Gable Leslne Mathnut Lamar lex Danxel Sourbeer Robert Metzger Harm Eck Rnchard Dxxon Thomas Pnre Arthur Rupp Donald Manley Fourth Dnehl Second row Marlxn McMullen Robert Donlex john row Gardmer Nau Edward Bxttner Rxchard Muzgmr Nobnle Wesley Evans John He-:seg Wxlham Brommer Gary Page 38 '1 1 ' W A 1 1 K, ' ' . .' ' ' . : . f ' 1' ' ' v V --A .I v V 1 1 . . ' . '. ' . . ' ' ' D' .. ' . ' ' . ' : .'. l ' l . l ' t THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 GLEE CLUB FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHORUS Officers Officers President FRED GOULD President HELEN HESS Vice-President LAMAR DIXON Vice-President BERNICE JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer JOHN NOBILE Secretary-Treasurer JOANNE EHLY Librarians lDANIEL SOURBEER. AUDREY Librarians lSUSAN BIGLER ICARPER, MARY STAUFEER IBERNICE JOHNSON Ditectress Miss MINICH The combined Glee Clubs of Columbia High School are a popular organization for they offer a splendid opportunity for any boy or girl to get experience in vocal and choral music. Outstanding presentations this year were the Christmas Cantata and the Operetta, The Rose of the Danube In each of these, an abundance of talent was displayed The Freshman Sophomore Chorus which serves as a training course for the Glee Clubs, meets each week for rehearsal in order to develop reserve material for the girls advanced club While it acts as an assistant to the Glee Club the Chorus also engages in separate activities, such as presenting assembly programs FBESILI 0Pll0 l0Rla LIIUBLS First row Phyllis Rose Susan McNeal Eleanor Eves Shirley Markley Shirley Resch Catherine Ellwein Dolores Ellwein dred Mahan Carol Aston Mildred Mummaw Irene Von Stet ten june Rupp Mary Jane Hxpple Geraldine Spiese Third row Margaret Fisher Shirley Heistand Marx Gross Joyce Hershey Audrey Gerfin Nadine Meshey Patricia Keperlmg Joanne Vkalters Fourzh row Virginia Fisher Rose Mane Spiese Patsy ORe1llx Stephanie Reitzel Helen Hess Elaine Broome Ann Thomas Filth row Marx Lou Olena Mary Rust Beatrice Brown Beryl Zxelmski Srxrh raw Barbara Ann Aston Peggv Bard Jane Berntheizel Bertha Groom Con stance Hartman Martha Berger Dawn Walker Seventh row Sherlyn Quickle Peggy Hlnkle Eleanor Smith Clarre Carson Sandra Shultz Helen Kreiser joan Raab Joanne Ehly Page 39 - Q . . . ' 7 1 Y 1 1 '1 T 1 A 1 X l L - I W w W Yi 1- Roberta Maurer. Glenda .Shields Second fowl Fay' Jackson, Mil: Marlene jones. joan vGuile-s, -Bernice johnson. Dorothy Miller: THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 HIGH SCll00L BAND DRUM MAJORETTES TERRY Riccio CLAIRE CARSON MARGARET MCCLAIR SHIRLEY GREEN PATSY O'REILLY DOLORES HAAKE JOAN RAAB CHRISTINE WEAVER Omcers Student Conductor , , JESSE ELLIS Student Manager CHARLES GABLE, JR. Librarians SWESLEY EVANS YROBERT DONLEY custodians DQDONALD ZEAMER IEUGENE BRADY Director MR. JOHNSON This year a major organization of the band was effected with the development of two specific unitsg the Marching Band and the A Band. The Marching Band, complete with a front of drum majorettes, had a personnel of seventy-two members whose mission it was to play at the football games and to participate in local parades. In the late fall the entire organization was entertained for a day by the Middletown High School Band. In the afternoon the two groups marched to the football field where, together. they presented a novel and enjoyable program of music. Presentations at home also demon- strated their ability as was witnessed at the community concert and the annual band concert. At the District Band held at York Catholic High School, the three representatives for C.H.S. brought honor to their organization and school. each by gaining a first chair position. These representatives were Janet Gibbons. Lamar Dixon and Charles Gable. Columbia High School was also represented by Charles Gable at the All State Band held at Hazleton High School, Hazleton, Pennsylvania. Page 40 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 CIIIDISIIX AND GIILD DANCE BAND First ro Ronald Mumma john Barrett Vnglma Wxse Charles Gable Donald Campbell john Hess Mervm Wxse- Dawn Walker Vnrgnma Luddle Second m janet Gxbbons Lamar Dxxon Herbert Haldeman Absent Chrlstme Weaver Donald leamer Third row Richard Moore jesse Ellis Mefvln Zeamer Omcers Student Director LAMAR DIXON Student Manager CHARLES GABLE Lzbranans JESSE ELLIS, HERBERT HALDEMAN Director MR JOHNSON Ever smce 1ts orgamzatxon our dance band has won great adm1rat1on from the students and has now become one of the most popular unlts of Columbla Hlgh School By partlclpat mg Wlth thxs group, the young mus1c1ans acqulre a knowledge of dance mus1c and are able to swmg It w1th the rest of the jazz world Playmg for student assemblles, school dances and the Dramatlc Club play are only a few of the varlous services rendered by thls orgamzatxon As all students w1ll agree, the dance band IS an asset to Colurnbla Hlgh School Page 41 ' , ' I -4 A . - W: l - . 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Custodians DAWN WALKER, JOHN HEss Y Y us ' - vs ' - - - THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 SENIUB BAND DIERIBEBS F t 0 Ann McNeal Tern Rlcclo S co d ro Donald Z a r La r Dxo J et Gbbons Abs nt Chrxstme Weaver We muszc makmg Semors Have had Iots of fun From being members of the band We regret our job IS done Durmg thelr four years ln h1gh school the semor band members have been an asset to the hxgh school and thexr class As members of thls orgamzatlon they have gamed 1nvaluable experxence rn marchmg tact1cs as well as concert techmque Travelmg to football games on crlsp fall evenings marching ln colorful parades and partlcxpatmg ln Stlfflflg concerts are only a few of the many thmgs wh1ch wxll be long remembered by these C H S band members A feelmg of cooperatlon and loyalty has been 1nst1lled ln all of them by thelr dlrector Mr Warren I Johnson By contrlbutmg thelr txme and talent these musxcxans have not only earned the well deserved praxse of the community themr teachers and thelr fellow students but also have reaped a reward of tralnmg and sklll Page 42 irs r W: . 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If ' ' Y, ' v 9 - Q 9 . . . . . , ' , w Q THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 CBAF'l'SWlEN'S CLUB F st o Kenneth Wolpert Lous Marcello Fred Gould Wl Barton John Rhoads Th d ow Eugene Rmeer La renc bur Broome Lester Bennett Albert Harman Eugene Mlllhouse Prugar Robert Metzger Wnlllam Kenney Ronald Mumma Charles Helm Second row Raymond Hallacher Milton Scott jack Stewart Fourth r Robert R gel W1ll1am Splam Officers Foreman LESTER BENNETT Asst Foreman WILBUR BROOME Secretary WILLIAM BARTON Treasurer FRED GOULD Advzsers MR DILLER AND MR FLEMING The Craftsmen s Club began lts exghth year w1th 1ts largest membershxp Twenty elght boys havmg hlgh scholastlc averages ln the Industrlal Arts subjects were selected by the advlsers to become members of thls club The orgamzatnon IS not only beneficlal to the school but also provldes a way for boys to become experlenced xn the lme of practxcal arts After helpmg to assemble the bleachers and recondxtlomng the bxcycle racks these handy craftsmen devoted thelr energles to buxldmg the set for the fall productlon of the Dramatlc Club The club s speclal project thls year was refimshmg the tables m the llbrary In addltlon to the numerous odd jobs whxch the boys were called upon to perform they cl1 maxed thexr year of actxvxty by constructmg and erectmg the scenery for the sprmg operetta Page 43 V A A ir r w: , i , , i- . . if I I V V W 9 , y , ' 1 , . , ow: l , , ' ' I l Richard Eichhorn, William Brommer, john Barrett, William jesse Ellis, Harry Diffenderfer, john Kraft, Everett Jones. , . . . . . . l , - THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 CIIEEBLE RIDERS ar ngr r n ss o kl Mry An Bxg Chxef Llttle Chzef Papoose Squaw Columbza Hzgh School Rah-rah rah' To th1s and many other snappy cheers the cheerleaders have led the enthuslastlc fans of Columbna Hlgh School through another season of hard fought football and basketball In thelr brrght unrforms of cnmson and gold they were a colorful v1vac1ous group Begmnmg the year wrth football they spurred the eleven on to vrctory and nn basket ball thelr pep was vltally 1mportant to the wmnmg record of that team Under the capable d1rect1on of thelr captam the cheerleading squad partrclpated m parades and were also actxve 1n the planmng and presentatxon of pep meetmgs School spnrxt rs one of the essentxals of school l1fe and wrth competrtrve games pep meet rngs the band and the eDthUSlaStlC student body Columbxa Hlgh has reached rts peak These glrls kept that Splflt soarmg Page 44 1 4 First row: Gloria B ni e , Pat icia Keperli g, Helen He . Sec nd row: Julia Anne Yohe, Jane Hin e, an n e McCachren, Carolyn Schopf, Gladys Kittinger. 7 1 1' I 3 . . . N ,, . . . s v ' , . 7 . . . . . . . . y - 7 7 Y ' THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 WAR IT! IIB Furs! row Edward Burke Harry Eck Kenneth Nxssley James Rove Harvey Muller Kenneth Bradley George Klxne Jack Long Robert Anderson Second row Clarence Stehrnan john Manley jack Sewart Robert Klmestever Third row Thomas Clark Richard Groome Davxd Martm Harry Lmden herger Richard Keck Martm Bngler john Nobnle Fourth row Patnck Stone Frederxck Me-1s1nger Donald Smxth Chnst Donald Zcamer Harlan Carey Officers Presldent RICHARD KECK Vzce Presldent Treasurer JOHN NOBILE JACK STEWART Advlser MR PEW The Vars1ty C Club, functlonlng smce 1941, was deslgned to mamtam a splrxt of fel lowshxp and co operatnon among athletes, encourage sportsmanshxp on and off the athletmc field, and encourage part1c1pat1on mn var1ous sports The real1zat1on of these goals IS clearly shown m the teams Columbxa H1gh has produced through the years Club membershlp lS l1m1ted to those boys who have earned a Varsity C m any sport and have passed an mgemous 1l lltl3tlOI'l Besxdes ach1evmg many athletxc feats, the Vars1ty MC Club sponsored assembly pro grams featurmg the F B I and the 1949 World Serles baseball games Page 45 V 1 ' 1 1 v 4 1 1 4-Y ,JM - r r xx Hessj John Zinkand, William Grove.. Lester Bennettx Rlchard Mollet, Robert Sherick, jesse Ellis. Fifth row: Merle Dorsey, ' H H ' ' ' ' H ' ' ' ' - . . . . . ,, . . . . . . . . H ., . . . . . . ,, Page 46 SUSQUEHANNOCK REPRESENTATIVES First row: James Staman, Ronald Hoover. Patricia KauFf- man. Mary Lou Weis. Virginia Habecker. Marian McKonly. Second row Jane Overmeyer Lavere Ort Robert Bon fardin Patricia Hecht Third row Mary Jo Saja Glenn Banner Jane Berntheizel Marlene Jon s Adviser Mrs Fulweiler CRIMSON AND GOLD REPRESENTATIVES First row Gail Jamison Phyllis Roye Mary Lou Kline Harry Staub Erna Schopf Rob rt Millhouse Jane Nau Second row Catherine Campbell Dolores Poff Beryl Zie llnski Doris Eberle Rose Marie Murry Phyllis Rhinehart Third row Esther Grab Shirley Swmgler Kenneth Halde man Daniel Sourb er John Green Adviser Miss Smith TEACHERS SECRETARIES First row Julia Anne Yohe Dolores Weisser Betty Pinker ton Carolyn Schopf Emily Sheets Gloria Johns Jetty Pinkerton Miriam Depew Second row Joan Earmart Wilma Brommer Dayne Long Eileen McCarthy Doris Albright Claire Kimmich Nancy Devine Adviser Mrs Shultz JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Fzrst row Eleanor Eves John Rothrock Christine Weaver Betty Pinkerton Phyllis Gilbert Jetty Pinkerton George Peters Fay Jackson Second row Mary Anne Jones Manya Glassman Carol Aston Marilyn Glassman Dolores Weisser Mary Anne Richardson Muriel Myers Third row Susan Blgler Claire Klmmxch Virginia Liddle Mary Gross Betty McKnight Dolores Walker Joanne Walters Fourth row Harry Eck Thomas Price Richard Diehl Ronald Mable Nancy Brown William Krow Marvin Buch moyer Ftlth row Jennie Simmons Audrey Carper Charles Rapp Eileen McCarthy James Fox Margaret Bar nett Sylua Slusser Adviser Miss Musser LIBRARY ASSISTANTS First row Roberta Maurer Marlene White Joan Gibson Joanne Shultz Shirley Markley Eleanor Eyes Rita Quickie June Rupp Betty Jackson Second row Mary Rust Carol Aston Betty Pinkerton Joanne Pickell Marv Gross Miriam Depew Gail Helvug Carrie Jenkins Third row Virginia Wittlck Dolores Haake Patsy Seigrist Anna Mae Hasselbach Marilvn Glassman Nancy Greider Pauline Colin Fourth row Emily Sheets Gloria Boyland Mary Lou Gable Nancy Brown Jennie Simmons Sarah Ann Pen well Frith row Geraldine Brown Shirley Hilliar Clarissa Wolcott Joan Raab Helen Nelson Mary Lou Ernst Szxth row Nancy Haugh Joan Diffenderfer Nancy Studenroth Shirley Swingler Eileen McCarthy Audrey Carper Sylvia Slusser Adviser Miss Datesman , - 1 1 ' 1 . . ,, . 1 1 ., . . . w . . 1 1 G . 1 1 f- 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 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CONCESSION STAND WORKERS First row Betty McKn1ght Charles Rapp Nancy Brown Rose Marxe Murry Thomas Prnce jean Markley Shnrley Markley Eleanor Albert Second row Mary Lou Ernst james Campbell joseph Shck Eleanor Sfmth Nancy Haugh jack McBr1de Adviser Mrs Blttner ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE Chrxstlne Weaver Norma Wagner Audrey Carper Ronald Weaver Eugene Brady Donald Hoch Fred Gould Mary Lou Weis Adviser Miss Carter USHERS Catherme Ellwem Audrey Carper Nancy Pxckell Mary Stauffer Shrrley Resch Shlrley Plckell Advrser Mr Dlller SCOREBOARD SQUAD Albert Harman Charles Gnbson Ronald Mumma Advxser Mr Dlller FIRE WARDENS Frrst row Kenneth Nnssley Rlchard Keck Robert Sherrck jack Stewart john Noblle Rxchard Groome Second row Thomas Clark Robert Haldeman john Shernck john Kraft Donald Zeamer Martm Brgler Advuser Mr Smoker Page 47 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -11 1- 1 1 1 , , . . . 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 , , . . . 2-If-5151 3 AQ- .1 . , f 1' THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 X P249 A X - 0 VN 1, I 2 x 1 X THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 VARSITY FO0TBALL COLUMBIA 0 0 36 O 14 0 7 6 1949 Scores Lancaster Catholic Elizabethtown West York Manheim Township Lititz Hanover Red Lion Middletown OPPONENT 32 20 18 19 20 18 0 26 DAVID MARTIN-Center RICHARD GROOME-Back JACK STEWART-Guard JAMES Rove Back RICHARD KECK-Tackle joHN NOBILEQBSCR DONALD SMITH-End DONALD MANLEY Bac Page 50 Y.. 3 Q?7S5 'QJAJQESIP-'xg ..4.w,zf y ' af' u 3 9 WS: -9 QQ I. 5 14 b 5 .. ifii W '1 1 I '. R - , ll 7 f as W 5 Y 4 f AYP 5 -4 z my n 5 at W' ff' fo F' x'. P' 6 1 ' s Y c H 1 1 Q I MJ Q I X Rf f' 1 I B X s K ' 1 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 The Crimson Tide opened its 1949 football season by bowing to its oldest rival, Lancaster Catholic, and dropping its second game to Elizabethtown's powerful team. In its next fray, Columbia snapped its losing streak and came up with a stirring victory against West York, 36-18. Destined to suffer another defeat, the Crimson Tide lost its fourth game to the Blue Streaks of Manheim Township, but came back strong enough to down the Lititz Pretzelmen, making this their second win of the season. Although Columbia put up a good fight they were trounced in the next game by Hanover, 18-0. Then, despite a heavy, persistent rain, the Crimson Tide chalked up its third victory by defeating Red Lion. Outstanding in this football season was Columbia's final game with Middletown High School In the face of a much larger and more powerful team the CHS eleven held its ground all during the first half but in the second half Middletown pushed ahead to a score of 26 6 The 1949 football season was not an outstanding one for Columbia High School but the Crimson Tide fought hard and displayed the characteristics of a good football team JUlNIOB llllill F00'l'BALL ph y Ro t Tho ld mth G rd a baugh Rob rt B frd ld W r W ll k W G Th d y W k k C l McM h L M rt all M r k r Wl MCE o Da d y l hl J B 3. J h Arth R pp G ch d H ll A junior High football team made up of seventh eighth and ninth grade boys was organized in the Fall of 1949 to train the younger boys for Varsity work in High School These young gridiron heroes had a successful first season winning two of the three games thev played Page 52 . , . . . 9 Y x l x First row: Jose Geese , ber mas, Rona Hoover, S i , 0 on S r , e ona in, Rona elsh, Ga a ic , Thomas Reinhart, sync Hershey, eorge James al . If row: john Halsey, Christian Bec . Leon Peters. har cs a on. Second row: Mr. ampman a z , a vm Buc moye , :ham v y, vi Su - coac , amos ra'man, o nlflinkle, ur u . eorge dam, Ri ar a acher. 7 Y Y Y Y 1 v.,1ff'if Aw ff .. f. . N 4. v ,.v ., V .,- K ' ' ' , , A f ,,, A, ,' id k I ' ' .fi S -. '-if: wi Z? 5 5 , ' L 1 1.1-9 A 0 A ffgg - L ., fg , 1 ., V . 1 , 'Q ' A' . Z I n X N ' ' ' f s gf Y 'W 27 XA 'S m.5'ai,. Q i THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 VARSITY BASKETBALL , 'Q g., Y Fzrst row Harry Lmdenberger Chnst Moffet john Sherlclc Westerman Cmanagerl Gordon Llvely Robert Anderson Robert Shenck fCaptamJ Robert Haldeman john Noblle Davnd Martin Walter Groome Glenn Banner fmanagerl Marhn Blgler Second row Mr Sweger lcoachl Henry Rlchard Keck Cmanagerj The Varsxty Basketball Team opened 1ts 1949 50 season wlth two vlctorles by overcommg East Donegal and Patton Trade School The Swegermen were then handed a serxes of de feats by Ehzabethtown, Lancaster Cathollc, and Manor Townshlp, the latter bemg the first league game of the season The Crlmson Cagemen went on to trounce Quarryvllle but lost the two followmg games to Manhexm Township and Ellzabethtown Regammg 1ts wmmng streak Columbxa came out vlctorlous over Lltltl and West Lampeter both of whlch were league games However, the Crimson Tlde was destined to suffer two more defeats when they encountered Ephrata and Lancaster Cathollc Columbla once agam got mto the wmnmg column by defeatmg its next five opponents all of whxch were members of the league, but lost 1ts last game of the season to Ephrata Columbna captured second place m Sectxon 2, Lancaster County League by wmmng elght of 1ts twelve league games The Swegermen went on to the Dlstrxct Three P I AA playoffs, where they were defeated by Susquehanna Township by a score of 41 39 The Junior Varsxty and Jumor Hugh Teams concluded a fairly successful season also by wmmng half of the games on thelr 1949 1950 schedule Page 54 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 BASKETBALL 1949 - SCORES - 1950 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY COLUMBIA OPPONENT COLUMBIA OPPONENT league Games league Gomes 23 Manor Twp. 48 23 Manor Twp. 58 Quarryville 40 59 Quarryville 33 Manheim Twp. 39 23 Manheim Twp. 47 Lititz 39 24 Lititz 60 West Lampeter 44 28 West Lampeter 42 Ephrata 5 1 19 Ephrata 43 Manor Twp. 34 19 Manor Twp. 53 Quarryville 49 17 Quarryville 61 Manheim Twp. 60 29 Manheim Twp. 49 Lititz 37 34 Lititz 42 West Lampeter 38 34 West Lampeter 34 Ephrata 78 23 Ephrata Non-League Games Non-League Games 29 East Donegal 27 41 East Donegal 52 Patton Trade 24 21 Patton Trade 24 Elizabethtown 46 23 Elizabethtown 34 Lancaster Catholic 36 22 Lancaster Catholic 15 Elizabethtown . 42 16 Elizabethtown 30 Lancaster Catholic 49 22 Lancaster Catholic JUNIOR HIGH SCORES COLUMBIA OPPONENT COLUMBIA OPPONENT 19 Lititz 18 13 Lititz 26 Lancaster Twp. 35 34 Lancaster Twp. 27 Manor Twp. 28 19 Manor Twp. 34 West Lampeter 31 26 West Lampeter 23 Manheim Twp. , 16 21 Manheim Twp. ROBERT SHERICK HARRY LINDENBERGER JOHN NOBILE MAYTIN BIGLER CHRIST MOFFET Forward Captain Forward Center Guard Guard Page 55 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 .lI'NIOIl VARSITY BASKETBALL Left I0 right Wnllnam Barton David Martin Donald Bishop Walter Groome Donald Jones Mxlton Scott Ronald Weaver Ronald Mumma Harlan Carey Rxchard Walk imsnagerj Robert Anderson ll Nlllll IIIGII BACKFTBAI I Furs: row Frank Barton john Adams Knnnmth Schultr Thomas Rennhart Arthur Rupp Charles Hartman john Hmklt lamrs Brax man john Yohe Gordon Sarbaugh Donald Harold MrKonlx Thmodort Carcx Robert Mnltmnbt rgu Bartch Second mu Chrnstxan Beck Mr Payne lcoachl Page 56 . , , . Y' 1 Q ,A A L, 1 A AA 'S' V 1 ' , 6 i THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 TRACK Fr t row Rchard Manley Rchard Manuel Donald Sho mond Hallacher Charles Gambr ll Rchard Groome Robert alt r Do ald Manl v Donald Zeamer Harlan Carey Rob rt Herr Vncent Haberstroh Wilbur Broom M r n Zeamer Fornofl' tcaptani Wxll am Bernthez l D an Keller Cal m Marlet Ort Wesl 5 E a s Oscar Deets Kenn th Wolpert Jo es Raymond Atlee Lee Smger Merle Dorsey S cond Mr Pe tcoachl Wlllxa Po nd I r W ll am Barton Paul St ner Ray l949 TRACK MEETS Triangular Meet Lancaster Cathollc 593A Manhe1mTov.nsh1p 51Vz Columb1a 27574 Shlppensburg Invntatlonal Meet Tnangular Meet Columb1a 77 Manor 12 Patton 19 Quadrangular Meet Columbxa 28V4 Patton 93A Dnstrnct III State Meet On Aprll 20 1949 Columb1a began xts second oflicxal track season smce the war Lan caster Cathollc Manhelm Townshlp and Columbia part1c1pated ln thxs trxangular meet m whlch Cathohc came out v1ctor1ous Although fimshmg thxrd mn thxs contest Columb1a took the 440 and 880 yard races On Aprll 73 the C H S track men attended an mvltatlonal meet at Shlppensburg where they showed good form Four Columb1a runners recelved thlrd place medals ln the relay race Columbia also won a thxrd place medal ln the 440 yard run nor d1d she prove herself to be mferlor m the aerxal classxcs for she took second place m the h1gh Jump A second tnangular meet was held at home wlth Columbxa Manor and Patton Trade School competmg The Cr1mson Cmdermen came m first w1th a score of 77 pomts In the next meet Columb1a Hlgh competed wxth Patton Cathollc and Manhexm Townshlp at Man helm TOWHShlP and fll'l1Sl'l6d third Harlan Careys commg out second 1n the hlgh Jump at the D1str1ct III Meet held at Lan caster made Columb1a ellglble for competltxon 1n the State Meet at Pennsylvama State Col lege In th1s meet Carey t1ed for flrst place 1n the hmgh Jump Page 57 'rs : i , i , - , i , i V w e , n eg , , ', e , i , ' e, e vi , i , ' i i e, e . V' , e ' v n , , e t n , , ' . '. e . w . row: ' ' m i ex e , i i , ei , '- I M. 7 . I I M , I .M .T , T , .- Lancaster Catholic-371f4, Manheim Township-321f2 1. 7 .- . . . , . . v 1 - ' a v ' 7 ... , . . . . : ' . . , . Y . y s , - , . . . . . . THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 VARSITY BASEB ALL Frrst r John Rhoads Rnchard Fomoh' fmanagersj Sec nd fmanagerl Patrxck Stone Chr st Moffel J rry Gable Robert Roy Kelser Glenn Banner Howard Zeam r Robert Shenck Ray Geltmach r Marin Bugler Donald Sm th Wl Anderson Harry Eck Fred Mexsmger Th rd row John Kraft ham Gro e Mr Sheckard Qcoachb In splte of a rather slow start ln whlch the Columb1a H1gh baseball team suffered defeats at the hands of Manor Manhelm Townshxp and West Lampeter lt made a comeback by de featmg Ephrata Hlgh by a close margm of one run In xts second fray Wlth Ephrata the tables were turned on Columb1a when the Bears came out v1ctor1ous Although the C H S batsmen lost thelr second game wmth Manor they avenged thelr prevxous loss to West Lampeter by trouncmg them to the tune of 7 0 In 1ts next four en counters the Columbxa Nme suffered double losses to Lltltl and Quarryvllle In the fmal whlch was played wlth Manhelm Townshlp Columb1a lost by a score of 7 1 Although handlcapped by a serxes of losses m thxs season, Columb1a Hxghs lnexperxenced players gamed valuable trammg on the dlamond X Page 58 Y Y XX XNXXXXX X X X X XXXXX XX X X X' THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 VARSITY BASEBALL 1949 Scores COLUMBIA OPPONENT 0 Manor 14 0 Manheim Township 4 1 West Lampeter 4 5 Ephrata 4 7 Ephrata 8 0 Manor 7 7 West Lampeter O 5 Lititz 9 0 Quarryville 5 1 Lititz 5 3 Quarryville 5 1 Manheim Township 7 A I 'iii E A f ,fn, I . Q Q 'Wy if 3 2 JERRY GABLE HOWARD ZEAMER HARRY LINDENBERGER HARRY ECK ROBERT SHERICK Pitcher First Base Left Field Right Field Lelt Field CHRIST NIOFFET IVIARTIN BIGLER GLENN BANNER FRED MEISINGER DONALD SMITH Pitcher Third Base Center Field Shortstop Catcher Page 59 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 IJIIILS' INTII XWII BAL L0l Nlll B01 S' INTBAMUBAL CQJLNCIL Lelt ro nght John Kraft john Zmkand Charles Helm john Rhoads Glenn Banner Absent jack Stewart Page 60 1 v ' q v v , . A L 4 A , A 4 Lelt to right: Jean Kemmick, Sherlyn Quickle, Janet Gibbons, Shirley Swingler, Mary Lou Ernst, Mildred Mummaw Y f T Y , ' A vyh my ,, sg gif f gy ll W 5131, I 1 FK!!! I ls 'P av 4 K ' , Kxgi .L fa . A 1 219 L THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 PRGPIIECY On the shores of the Susquehanna rn Columbra Pennsylvanra lay a small colony known as the Susque hannock Indran Vrllage There, srnce 1945 dwelt 40 Indran Mardens and 41 Indran Braves One day a message came to the vrllage people commandrng them to attend a trrbal meetrng that mght When the sun had dropped behrnd the drstant hrlls the secret shrouded assembly began Around a huge flamrng fire danced the lovely Mardens and the stalwart Braves to the rollrng and echorng beat of ceremonral drums and the soft hrss of Indran rattles The Medrcrne Mans werrd chantrng added mystery to the black nrght After the dancrng and chantrng the trrbe sat around the dyrng frre and warted srlently for the hrghly honored Medrcrne Man to speak Thus the Medrcrne Man spoke to the Mardens and Braves of the Susquehannock Vrllage Now has come the trme when you must leave the Vrllage by the Susquehanna and burld your tepees rn other places Thrs rs the Dance of the Future the Nrght of Prophecres For talented Dorrs Albrrght the future holds a typewrrter and a large supply of gum so she m y happrly chew as she types Lamar Drxons prophecy shows hrm and hrs Jazz playrng Indrans sweepmg the country wrth therr modern tunes The lanky Indran Brave John Kraft wrll be the chref mechanrcal engmeer for a trans contrnental arrlrne I see Albert Harman as a flyer and arrplane mechanrc rn the Army Arr Force The prophecy of Mary Anne McCachren a pretty Indran Mard promises her an rmportant secretarral posr tron Donald Smrth a Susquehannock Brave wrll Fmd rn hrs future the positron as a hrgh commandrng officer of the Unrted States Navy The prophecy of the Indran Warrror, Glenn Krse shows hrm as an rndustrrous machrnrst workrng rn hrs own shop A frrendly Indran Mrss Mary jo Sara wrll be well loved by the patrents as she practrces her cheerfulness rn hosprtal rooms To John Nobrle an athletrc sports lovmg Indran the future wrll present many vrctorres for hrs out standrng performance on the football freld In the prophecy of jetty Prnkerton, a sweet lrttle Indran Mard there rs an office and perplexmg shorthand notes Shirley Swmgler an ardent admrrer of Chaucer wrll have a brrllrant career teachrng Englrsh to hrgh school Semors In the future of Vrrgrnra Fuhrman, a petrte Marden I hear the musrcal chlmes of wedding bells and see a handsome brldegroom The dramatrcally grfted Mrss, Geogrra Ann Blank wrll play the leadrng role rn many Broadway productrons For the Susquehannock Indran Brave Robert Rrgel the future promrses many opportunrtres to practrce hrs draftrng skrll To the lovely Indran Marden Nancy Devrne, the future presents a prrvate ofhce and no drctatron The prophecy of As the Mardens and Braves lrstened spellbound the Medrcrne Man contmued rn a slow haltrng vorce In the future I see Bob Metzger a lrvely Jokmg Indran Brave workrng as a forest ranger The lovely queen of the Indran Vrllage Julra Ann Yohe wrll wrn smrles from her patrents as she pleasantly does her duty For the drmrnutrve Indran Mrss Dorrs Kauffman the future shows a prosperous dress shop on Frfth Avenue with Dons as proprretress In the prophecy of Emrly Sheets I see a modem beauty salon whrch she owns and operates Clarre Krmmrch, a golden harred Indran Mrss, wrll be a prrvate secretary Coachrng a famous football team rs the job rn the future for the athletrc Indran Brave Martm Brgler Dorrs Eberle an anrmated Vrllage Marden wrll be world famous for currng the serrous drsease absenteersm found rn schools The Susquehannock Brave Wrllram Grove wrll be a world figure for hrs work as a commander rn the Unrted States Marrnes The very pretty Indran Mrss Terry Rrccro wrll wrn fame and fortune wrth her orrgmal Parrs model dress desrgns I can see that the future holds much for Ed Brttner who wrll enjoy the fame of a renowned screntrst The prophecy of the Susquehannock Indran Bob Shenck shows hrm as the coach and captarn of the Boys Sport Clubs of Amerrca Callmg State Polrceman Donald Showalter are the words I hear rn thrs Susquehannocks future A merry Marden Mrnnre Jenkrns prophecy shows her teaching groups of school chrldren the art of playrng basketball In Drck Keck s future there rs a Super Duper Meat Market and a de luxe latest model automobrle Luther Jenkrns an Indran Brave of the Susquehannocks, has rn hrs prophecy a large garage owned and operated by Mechanrc Jenkrns Number r r Please wrll be the passwords rnto the future for the Indran Mard Dorrs McEvoy For Indran Brave Fred Mersrnger I see a specral Job-one of coachmg boys rn baseball and other sports Gladys Krttrnger a blrthe Indran Mrss has a future rn two frelds nursrng and srngrng Desrgnrng clothes rs the future plan for the Indran Marden Dayne Long The lumrnous full moon had rrsen and now hung drrectly above the Susquehannock Vrllage but the Mards and Warriors enchanted by the prophesrers words drd not notrce the srlvery beams of lrght aware only of the Medrcrne Man as he talked on The prophecy of Clarence Stehman a grfted Indran Musrcran shows hrm as the noted leader of the smoothest band thrs srde of heaven' Nancy Prckell a popular Vrllage Mrss wrll study under one of the Page 62 I I I , I l v I I Y - - I . I . Y ' Q . . . . , . . I , . ,, . . . . ,, . . ' . Q a . . , . . . - . . . - I I I . V h . Y . . . .- ' Y Y - I ' 7 I - M . . - . . . . . . , I Y I I I I - ' I . . . . , , . . I I I I I I I I I I I , I 1 ' ' l , . Y Y ' y I I ' the talented vocalist, Fred Gould, tells of theater footlrghts and the Metropolitan Opera. . . y . . . . 1 . . : H . . . . . I I I y ,I I I Y I l I I I I I I I I I I ' I - I . . . . . Y . . ' . ' . . . . - . . . , . , . Y I I I Y I I I I I H . . . . . . . . . . - V , I I , . I . V . Y . . , . A . . , . . - I , . . . . , . - I . . . , . . , - - . . , . . , - - , . . I I I I I I I I I I I - I I . . , , : . . . . . . . . ,, . , . . - . , . . . . ' I I U I I I ,, . . . . . , I I - . I THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 lConhnuedl worlds greatest muslclans and become a famous teacher of muslc The future for jane I-Ilnkle a joyous dlmpled Malden shows her as a commerclal buyer and an edltor of a wldely clrculated perlodlcal Rlchard Deeg a Susquehannock Brave wlll conduct an athletlc program for boys throughout the Unlted States For Indlan Warrlor Tom Clark the future promlses a noted posltlon as landscape 3I'tlSt and gardener Kenneth Bradley s prophecy says he wlll be voted ' the player of the year for hls home runs on a major baseball team A future as a celebrated muslc scholar and teacher IS what I see for Ann McNeal a studlous Indlan Mald Elleen McCarthys future wlll present her wlth enough typewrlter erasers and Dorls Albrlght as secretary partner In the prophecy of the Indlan Vlllage s song blrd Chrlstlne Weaver I see her slnglng throughout the Unlted States and Europe The blonde blue eyed Indlan Malden Glorla jean Smlth faces a future maklng the slck happy and cheerful ln her career as a nurse The prophecy for Carl Foltz shows a large alr plane gracefully sklmmlng above the clouds wlth Carl at the controls In the future I see George Blgler as a celebrated sports wrlter and broadcaster Eugene Rlneers prophecy presents hlm wlth VICWS of a sallors llfe knots clean decks watches whlte cap and crew cut Dorothy Lelthlsef an lndustrlous Indlan Mlss Wlll be successful ln her career as a dletlclan In the prophecy of the attractlve Indlan Malden Pat Haldeman there IS a teachlng posltlon I see ln the future of the Susquehannock Indlan Mald joan Earhart passenger llsts and blue unlforms The prophecy for the Indlan Warrlor Charles Rapp presents two voca tlons cablnet maker and chemlst The future shows Admlral Robert Kllnestever lh the U S Navy com mandlng a fleet ln the Atlantlc Carolyn Schopf s prophecy shows her buslly dlrectlng a large staff of stenog raphers and typlsts I see ln the future of John Sherlck a great sclentlfic dlscovery after many hours of breaklng test tubes For the curly halred Indlan Mlss Phyllls Gllbert, the future holds a nurslng career The llttle Indlan twln Betty Plnkerton wlll work as a secretary and receptlonlst ln a local office The lovely dark halred Indlan Malden jane Overmeyer wlll be remembered for her successful career as a laboratory technlclan and as edltor of a popular magazlne For Mary Lou Bartch I see showers of flCe An athletlc Indlan Warrlor Kenneth Nlssley Wlll lndustrlously work ln all phases of football and other sports As the prophecles contlnued the brlght yellow moon sllpped slowly toward the deep purple horlzon In the future of the Indlan Brave jerry Gable I see much success ln professlonal baseball The prophecy of jack Long a Susquehannock Brave shows a prosperous career of house palntlng For FFBDCIS Lelbfrled the future promlses a posltlon as Lleutenant Lelbfrled ln the Unlted States Army Alr Force The prophecy of Ed Etzweller shows a varlety of careers one as a celebrated news photographer The Indlan WSTTIOT Norman McMullen wlll be a wealthy buslness magnate and Wall Street broker Dlrectlng and lnstructlng local boys ln all popular sports wlll be the future of the Indlan Brave Evere Jones For joan Menko a pretty MISS, I see a future as a dletlclan Bruce Myers prophecy shows hlm wlnnlng trophles for hls darlng sklll ln stock car raclng Dolores Poff an energetlc Indlan Mlss wlll reallze her greatest ambltlon when she beglns her career as a nurse The prophecy of the Susquehannock Indlan Dlck Groome shows hlm actlvely dlrectlng sports The Unlted States Navy Wlll offer Don Zeamer a Brave of the Susquehannocks an excellent career as a naval officer Glorla johns a happy Malden wlll work falth fully dolng the dutles of a well llked nurse The Susquehannock Warrlor jack Stewart wlll find hls future connected wlth plgsklns yard llnes basketballs, and track meets Fay Houck, an Indlan Mlss of the Susque hanna wlll be fillng and typlng ln future years Worklng as a carpenter and belng a ' jack of all trades IS ln the future of Lester Bennett, an Indlan Warrlor Teachlng glrls gym classes how to take a forward roll wlth out breaklng the neck wlll be the future occupatlon of WISE cracklng janet Glbbons For Dolores Welsser a frlendly Vlllage Malden, I can see a future holdlng hospltal charts, speclal dlets, and X rays I see ln the prophecy of Pat Stone a Brave of the Indlan Vlllage a future wlth football fields baseball dlamonds and basketball courts The attractlve Indlan MISS, Wllma Brommer, wlll actlvely work as a DYIVSIE secretary when she ISU t plottlng a practlcal yoke The prophesler foretells a great future for Bob Haldeman teachmg and studylng chemlstry and the other SCIEDCES The prophecy for the gay laughlng Indlan Mald of the Vll lage Betty Zlellnskl shows a VleW of hospltal llfe for Betty The old Indlan stopped talklng held up a gourd filled wlth kernels of corn and rattled lt There fell a blanket of sllence around the dylng fire The Medlclne Man rose and motloned the entranced Maldens and Braves to look beyond hlm lnto the deep dark forest As they looked they seemed to see a pathway leadlng through the wllderness a path at first stralght then turnlng and wlndlng becomlng very crooked and broken and then loslng ltself ln the dlstance Each Malden and Brave understood that the path was a symbol of how hls llfe would be first stralght and easy later Wlndlhg and dlflicult But the Sacred Splrlts were wlth them they were prepared to accept whatever the future held The VISIOH vanlshed, the sun rose from behlnd the trees and startled the Maldens and Braves from thelr reverle The Nlght of Prophecles was over Page 63 , . . . . . ' 1 1 y ' . 1 1 - 1 1 - , . , . . , . . , . . . . . . . , . . . . . - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . . , . . . . , . I 4 , . K , . .... . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . H ,, ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . . A . , . . . . . . , - . . . , . . . 1 1 H . . . . . . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . , . , . . . . . ,, , . , . H . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - . . . . . 5 . . . , . . . , . , . 1 1 ' H . . . . . . . , tt . . . . , . . , . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . . . . . , . . 1 I . - . . . . . , . . I , 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . . ' 1 . , - . . . . . . ,, 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 25-27 N. lltli St, Phone 4-7250 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Rebuilders of Generators - Starters - Regulators Distributors - Batteries - Spark Plugs Col UMBIA PFNNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1950 THE DONUT HOUSE . VON STETTI-SN. JR.. PROP. 414 Locust Street Greeting Cards Kodaks KIRSTEIN'S STATIONERY STORE 36 7 LOCUST STREET Columbia, Pa. Fountain Pens Leather Wallets wal Wlunlnr Federal Deposit Insurance I 0I'll0l'dll0ll Depository for your School Savings Account ll ll 41 1 1910 FLORA S HOUSE OF BEAUTY THIRD AND CEDAR TS Phone 4 9128 Columbia Pa FIDRA Noam LAWRENCE PROP l runt ind lroduu 640 PLANE ST Columbia Pa Phone 4 3141 CULI WIBI A T0 fCHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE GEO F HORN Prop Page 64 W l'1Il1111' f l lAUl1N - 14- I A A GARDINER NISSLEY , ' A If C 0 . T A L D . , ...li- L..- Compliments of HALIII' NIAN S Crm 1 rw Stow SIXTH AND WALNUT STS Phone 4 3511 Columbla Pa NEW HOLLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIVISIOD of New Holland Machme Co MOUNTVILLE PA WM YOUNG INSURANCE PZ South fhlrcl Otreet Phone 4 3508 PAUL C CROUSE G M C 81 Oldsmoblle Sala A mul S1 fl lu 320 Chestnut Street GOODRICH TIRES TEXACO GAS OIL XX ATI H SHOP Jewelry Gifts Watches MOUNTVILLE PA Telephone 5 9361 Compliments of BOB BROOKS BARBER SHOP MOUNTVILLE THE BOOK SHOP Friendship Rings for H1-School Chums 85 Sweethearts E 'erything in Books da Magazines FOR PHILCO Radios Refrigerators Freezers Sit Drugs - Tlflllfffllf Cigarx - Clllltf-X' Soda Fflllllfllill Costume Jewelry J FRANK EXDI' RQ BUCHER PHARMACY INC Phone 5-94 71 475 LOCUST ST. COLUMBIA 403 LOCUST STREET MOUNTVILLE. PA. Phone 4-9878 ' Bucher Building Page 65 TIDY PRODUCTS POFF'S l v L U .PA. ll ., .W The- lflrsl 1 olumllm Natumal Bank I' Qlablleherl 1812 NIEWIBER PFIIERXL Ill' PUNI1 INNI R XNC I' l0RPOR YI IUN KING S Mens cmd Boys Weor 363 365 LOCUST STREET 'I' SUN S fum 1 rx Store CANDIES ICE CREAM GEO W STAMBAUGH STH 85 LANCASTER AVE Columbxa Pa Phone 4 7346 WATCHES CLOCKS C R SNIITI-I SL SON lux YLFRS Repaxrmg Our Speczalty JEWELRY DIAMONDS KECK S MEAT MARKET 178 SOUTH STH STREET HOME DRESSED MEATS Beef Veal Pork Lomb Full Lune of Luncheon Meats Pho e 4 9821 Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1950 XX 'I GRANT 8 L0 257 LOCUST STREET Columbxa Pa ShpatGant1o S Best Wzshes to the CLASS OF 1950 TTII' 'IIINII Pag 66 10 L! - 1 0. A v' s . v Y S T' ' S . . Y , 0 I I ' A' l Y 5 ' , . Svvollel anal Cedar Sis. H Your GUM! Glfff Dl'all ' Y f r ' 7 , . n , o r 'S r avings l.l .I I - i. lxf. Z' WWW I Q in . 'L .. . 5' . Bs U, .t y ,. Ah ' Wg iw 9 .'u. ., X .N XX N an ff! ya N R Y! s., X . K, sa 5 'FLQQ51 With Best Wzshes to the CLASS OF 50 IIII I WIIII I WI II I I' XIII I' I ISTINIIS I 0IlI'0Il ITIIIN A L GABLE BUICK Sales and Servzce 215 CHESTNUT STREET SI NQUI' H UNN X I I SS HDMI' YNY Complzments ZEAMER S Meat Market EIGHTH AND HOUSTON STS R E SHECKARD AND SON INSURANCE NOTARY Columbxa P 43074 1 0 M P X IN I PALMYRA PA Treasure Craft Class Rzngs Felt Emblems Pennants Hats Commencement Invltatzons PAUI H NISSLFY P MELHORN S FRL11 AND PRODUc F 461 LOCUST STREE 4 9062 T CONGRATULATIONS The Central National Bank of Columbia COLUMBIA PA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 7 1 ' 1 1 1 W ' Y 1 4 . . . . 4 4 4. 4 4 . L . . , v . . V. vw 1 V - I 5. 4 I . E Of I ..-X. .I ' - 1 7 A .L A ' ' UNION lClllBLlClIl , - 1 V . I f llvf 111 llAI'1 1' , . l ' A ' V' . . , . , a, . . Phone - . . . , I'f'S. Phone V . . I , . Carmval Supplzes Daggetts Chocolates IOLI NIBI X LXNDX 10 631 LOCUST ST Columbxa P Phone 4 4611 C A HERR HARDWARE THIRD AND WALNUT STS Columbla Pd Comphments LINK S BAKERY GREENAWALT S SONS ChOIce Meats MOUNTVILLE PA lnsuranu Real lslalc Nolan Publu R B FLEISHER 427 LOCUST STREET Co1umbIa Pa RIPRESENTATIVE STATE CAPITAL SAVINGS BI LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 4 3289 l FLUR Xl SHO 457 LOCUST STREET Columbxa Pa 'I elephone 4 3409 Complzments of SWIGER S FOOD MARKET 22 NORTH NINTH STREET Phone 4 7011 WE DELIVER lHl'Sl'I'R Nl HPSS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LINCOLN HIGHWAY BI, SIXTH ST Co1umbIa P ROY M RESSLER lluppv l Olllnlllzl, METERED GAS SERVICE RANGES WATER HEATERS REFRIGERATORS PLUMBING HEATING Phone 5 2301 MOUNTVILLI- P N F I MEIN S SHOP STATE THEATER BLDG Comphments of JIM MORTON S BARBER SHOP 600 Ylanur Nt Phmm 1 9015 Lolumbm I 1 I CJRXDUXIION QJII IS Easy Credlt Plan PINKERTON S JEWELRY STORE 425 LOCUST STREET State Theatre Bldg Page 69 . . 5 .A . . . of l 9 ' . a. . , 1 ' .' l ' v y r w v v C.E. SHII,lA'5 ' - .- , .' P I I . . Y f f S.-ILISS mul Slflffllflz' ' - ' , a. - - L, A. I' I 54 1 V N 4' -Q 1 1 Y mi H .lvxxs-lI'5',1'1IImIuSll1IlI11I'S 5 I3 1 5 1'h41III1 1II1-111112 if 71 , V , 1 v,. . 5 A ..'. Y. . I , I COINDIIITTCHIS of HEISERMAN S SERVICE STA1 ION WI Ilnzznln lfn Hmm IIII ITIIIIILIII IIIS uw FIRNITIRP I IIXNI ll I R Fl 'Nl RXL IIUTII S COLUMBIA WRIGHTSVILLE YORK PA DANIEL W LEBER S ccess r I HOWARD LLBI-.R SL SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ph ne 4 3581 Complzments O! I 111 ut! THE .front at awfwlrt umm: 'Lf JLLHGLLIIS EILVQSIIIIIIU 307 LOCUST STREET Columbla Pa I IVIYRTLE ASHTON Bt ILIIX SIIOIT Telepho L 4 7010 633 WALNUT STREET Meet Your Fnends at the RECORD BAR Hear the latest hIts on VICTOR CAPITOL DECCA and COLUMBIA Records F K BARTCH INC 449 Locust Street J L MYERS DLRNILL SI XIION N 7TI-I STREET Phone 4 9060 Compliments I IIA PRINTINF 27 S FIFTH STREET EDMUND A WILKENHLISLR P lxlf III S B Usb RX THE BIGGEST on MOST MODERN Comphm n 5 MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP PII me 4 4051 ROOM 204 BUCI-IER BLDG IAC K HORN O SIOIES COLUMBIA fmd MT OY Page 70 E - Y - H ,. f ' 4- Q .h ' ',, I ' I V ' I I I ' I A I. A I A I D . I I I IIHIHI Ifmf nfs nf . '0 ' If' Ur H I1 :so 0 mx-H 1 4 g ,, :I I, '32 - '1 . v.- ' : .'1. , . I i - U ' . I ' .' of if 11 ARM CRI-KF lRS I Y A V F . . , . i A ' - ' ' . top A V . , . A , TIER Of 5 II 1418 d in OI ' . , ' - -I Radio Electric .ll Xppll nu Pi RYI-X NILI Hurduuro I une hshuzg. Tluhle 'VIODI XI PAINTS Plllhllilllg HPIIIIIIKL R00 mg Spoulmf, Sl: L 1 Pre U11 lfurnerw Columbma Pa CLASSIC HOSIERY SHOPS INC INT U11 Hoa 11111111 I 1 71 COLUMBIA PA Ethel Kllp Mgr KLINE S 014411113 C roccrns SECOND AND LINDEN STREETS Columbla Pa 4 9271 HOFFNI KN 8. Ixl I NPR F zrestone Store 324 LOCUST STREET Columbla P 4 9353 Complzments of L A BACHMANS Grocery Store 639 MANOR STREET 4 48 6 Columbma Pa LUCAS MANUFACTURING COMPANY INIII' NP! FOR SPORTING GOODS THE COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO Ilxl IURYIIURI Sprlngs and Mlttrcsscs It Costs Less at OSTERTAGW McCormick Deerm g Form Equipment REFRIGERATION MOUNTVILLE PA Pago 71 H A ' I ' ,I . .I . E R ' . . Q D w. . I . . I I V A ' I 212 T' W ' m ,-111,-fl ' . ' 1 . r .' . ' ' .Y ' . ' . . ' q Phone 4-7891 - : : - ' . . A , V - ' f 4- , Y w I . , . . 1 N -' I f ' ' ' , . ' , a. Phone - 7 Phone - Phone - . . I '. .I.'I S XY WI lf KWIPR S LXPI' NEWTOWN PA Fme Cooked Country Meals a so F1ne Sea Foods HEINEMAN S Modem Department Store COMPLETE ENSEMBLES RICE 85 WENTZ INC Garage Rear 320 CHESTNUT ST DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales. and Servzce UI11 1111111 ufx u HARRY NI BAR IICII ALBRIGHT BROTHERS Electrzcal Applzances 13 NORTH THIRD ST Colurnbla Pa MUSSER FARMS 134 Lancaster Ave OPEN 24 HOURS 4 4382 R L I Y mllrv 0 111 Ixmfl lor hue Plmur Call MILLERSVILLE 4180 the only car you STEP 'DOWN INTO HUDSON 318 322 CHERRY STREET Columbxa Pa Phone 4 9486 1R ll B1 xun Su mx LocUsT STREET 4 3067 A A A A 7 I flillllflll-Ill' lffx nf B x H 'Q g 'ff IHIIYS num: A A K A U f AA 'A S Phone - -- M x Q ' s fx C' ' z .Q .V 332 ' . Phone - , . JOHN EICHHORN I Tffiwx .JA lf,1,1f'f1g I Xlluli . 41111111114 1.3 NuR'1-11 -H11 S'1'R1i15'1' I'11w11-- 1-535111 JOHN LIVELY FRUIT and PRODUCE STH AND CHERRY STS. Columbia Plxvnlv -1-T731 1,Ul,l'NlBlX 1Il,li.KNlCRN P. Yulmunis. Prop. Plant and Omce- 310-312 CHERRY STREET Ifrlum- -1-13.11 B1 f WISIIL TH AUGUST DINKEL IU K COLUMBIA WATER Home Urawfll Urals l new liuller N 1 ll H0 LUCLM ST WiS111I1g,ICJ11 Bolo 'N 1. 'S E I1 X r 1' z 1 lfggs - fl . ' - ' l,qCOrporO1Cd 1823 I'1m1,H.-.1,Rca4a1 fl' ll -1 U . 1: 1 - I Complzments of D SX ID ll BLLlxhR C0ngratuIdtIonS to the CLASS OF 1950 XULII PlIUto5,rIplILI I G WAKEFIELD COLUMBIA LUMBER DIVISION PETER LUMBER CO EIGIITH AND WRIGHT STS Houllng ond Movmg C CROUSE PlI ne 4 2128 ,IUIIWSUN S llllNl R fl Curnf I Ill f 111101 WIJIIIKIIIIIII Iom 186 LANCASTER AVENUE EDWIN E GREIDER INSURANCE Auto Lzfe Fzre Represent g STATE FARM INSURANCE CO BLUOMINGTON ILLINOIS Offlce 738 LOCUST STREET Columbma Pa Phone 4 1181 KLINE MOTOR CO 4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS Telephone 4 9951 Compllments I XRNIILNT I0 SIPKIN CORPDRATIUN SAIVAIIOR M NOBIIP Manage l B Ill SSPR PONTIAC Salts and Serum 24 30 N FOURTH STREET Columbxa Pa Telephone 4 4101 IIXIIHY 1 HPSSI lull PLUMBING HEATING YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS By MullInS Mountvllle 5 9411 Page 75 . .,.. 7 I I 'la 11 C. . 5 1 . I ' . f In , ' 'of U . - I .w,II.IgsI..,.ISIQIIVIIQIQ I1LIzABETH'rUvI'N in lp I if ,l . vw v w Y ' 1 1 Y Y 1- -A A . I . . S I XY 'II KILHL WM H MCDIVETT GENE RAL ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor P 1 0 4L ICI' 1 hones 4 2119 and 4 2168 5 NORTH 4TH STREET S W P PAINTS C LLIER S Fountain Pastry Delicatessen IIOIVI RS STETLP R 125 N SIXTH STREET Columb1a Pa Phone 4 7046 W H STETLER COLUMBIA MOTOR PARTS DISTRIBUTORS AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 138 LANCASTER AVENUE Columb1a Pa Complrments PAUL H ELSLAGER PLUMBER 930 LocUST STREET Columbla Pa S nce 1895 BASTIAN BROS 10 Congratulatrons 1950 MOTTER SUPPLY CO LLOYD WHITLY NIOTTER 42 Plants Harfluare Fluas 232 LOCUST ST Complrments ROBLRT GOODMAN .sul L Wfagller P O BOX 268 Tamaqua Pa Phone 1l47J GE HIGH SCHOOL and COLLE JEWELRY and STATIONERY WEIGEL S Pure Food Store Onulltx and 5111111 313 WALNUT ST WI uw S4 nfl Rc lhlllf.,l r General Insurance and Notary Public 241 LOCUST ST Columbla Pa Railway Express Agency PICK UP and DELIVERY CHARLES W POTTER Agent Page 76 O ' Y . 4 . . A 1 ' 1 I ' I . , . . by , . . , . . . , , i ' ,W L' LI. 1 , . Rm-In-Slvr, New York ' 13. . . of LA - 'S ' . I I , . ' .' - ' - 1 ' : , a . ' - Q r - . C . I ' T I A 14 1 I ' , . Your Smclonr Deoler SAM KAUFFMAN STI-I AND LOCUST TS CO1umb1a Pa ALLAN S 253 55 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA FOR FINE FURNITURE BENDIX TELEVISION HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PhOne49771 BI Xl UN SHUI IIFFR I0 l llll URI N S SHUI S 13TH AND FRANKLIN Columbm P1 4 8131 k Offi e 61 B S NOFFZ S STORE 8TH AND RIDGE AVE Hatton 5 Quolnty Grocerues X NI XXIII N I IIIII ISI Luncheon Meots Candy Notions BRUBAKER S IFWELRY STORE 361 LOCUST STREET Columbla Pa Complzments Congratulations 1950 SERVICE STATION xlllll NI Ixulll CHARLES WALK Propnetor H DIFFENDERFER Grlndlng Shop S as 1411111 hour IIS :lin 125 PERRY ST 4 9001 MANNING S Treit Yourself to the Best SPORTING GOODS Everythmg In Sports IIUIII' TOWN DXIR1 NIILR BSR N THIRD STREET CoIumbIa Pa 22 SOUTH NINTH STREET P e 4 4 94 Pg 77 7 1 ll 7, - F' S . 5 . v . 4. 4: 4 I I 4 , . 1 . I . I , 5. ,' 1 - ST . . 1 'I '.- .- lfi Phone - .. ew Yor C : 12 roadway 5 I . ' L, of KUR'l'Z'S KURNER W A L K ' S I ' ' .- a , . Y ' '. Leading jewelers for 52 Years - C I .VIII - , ' I VX I I HI I 1 I U I I - II l., k A ' , 22 . I IIOH - 4 Phone - a e F112 Glnlumhizl num 341 CHESTNUT STREET Phone 4 2125 Columbla Pa Complzments i IHP RISINF Sl N CHERRY ST AND LANCASTER HOUGENDOBLER I G N OF ALL KINDS 1226 LANCASTER AVE Columbla Pd Compliment s of J VINCENT DIETZ COAL 55? UNION STREET 4 1121 Complzments of CHRIS I-IAMAKER Ruln E850 Sc run 168 LANCASTER AVENUE Columbld Pa Complzments of THF STATE THEATRE COLUMBIA LINOLEUM CO Tale Lunoleum wall Covering Fel? Bose S lll N 1NlI INST Ill ITIUNS Venehon Blinds FIFTH 85 LOCUST STREETS 4 7068 H KBINRS I RUII S CR0l PRX 176 SOUTH STH ST 4 3968 H E WIGGINS S Ctlllg zz 5 3247 MOUUtV1116 P E - , G A To s s r T 1 .' , v 1 .' Q. ' A , ' ' ' AVE. Q ' A ' r' Phone -U A H-.S Tk. L, K H. h fl P P 1, Pf10f0gl'zIfJfJl'1' phone 4.7331 - . I l . . . ' - 1 I I Y ,. . . . 111 'I ' 1 rr 11' - - l Phone -' Phone ' - ' y at Phone - 3 e Compliments Complzments xml BXUWIKNN C R RUPP NERX ll E ST XTION D1xI111211t111 11 P111 11s 111111 P11l11f11 Cbljn 3RD ST 81 MARIETTA PIKE Phone 4 3938 Columbla Pa Complzments M BROXVIN CHET FUHRMAN MOTORS KAISER FRAZER Sales and Servzce Factory Trouned Mechanics 254 N 9TH STREET Columbxa Pa Pho 4 4212 Complzmenis EDWIN D BECKER CUT RATE SHOE STORES New Bargains Every Day 306 LOCUST STREET TOWN HALL BUILDING Z I an GRANDSON Columbla RD 2 FREY S WATCH SHOP S 11111111 1111, 111 1111 1111111s 11 A11111111111 111111 Sum Wal11J1s 111111 C11111x Congratulatzons to the CLASS OF 1950 LIVELY S GROCERY STORE GOOD BROTHERS INC Distributors I IN uco 1 M 1rg,1r1nc Hcllmm s R111 Niuonnusc Boxdcn s Iqmc Chccsc 'Vins Cxriss s Soup Mn. Phone 4 4621 Columbxa Pa HERBERT COAL and ICE COMPANY Coo Ice Fuel Oul MILL STREET 2Nn TO 4TH PI 4 3156 Pge so of of N. . . ll 17 of of .I- - ' I . ne - J . P . N K ' l d ! 1 v. K7 . Columbia, Pa- CABINET MAKERS , 5 V 1 Q U , . . Iligl 1-sl Quality WvllFklIl2lllhTlIll . , , . . O , v . , . , ' , 1 . . I' 1 1 1 . , - 1 7 -I x nk- x R. I I A lone - THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 Til I TIWIIII' ll Remember p1ck up any paper you see m the hall Even Percy knows we dldn t put It there ln the first place Maybe 1f ex eryone lS quxet we can hear Every one can master that hypothesis' May we have some quret 1n here please' Better take It all we prefer confuslon' Everyone can read an answer from a book' Rlght' But not everyone can get the book open IH tlme' lrfe would be so much easler lf youd only use your ab1l1ty If we dld that we wouldn t have any excuse for bemg stupld' The sooner you get to work the sooner you ll get done The sooner we get done the less homework we ll hate to forget to do' llght up your bram wlth a httle learmng Even the bats have trouble fmdmg thelr way around up there' Slt up straxght and let the blood cxrculate to your bram Try xt and see how far you get wlthout any blood' Rate yourself accordmg to the effort you put forth Oh well we never dld rate' Keep your remarks to yourself Enther you take them or we ll have to throw them away Search us we can t thlnk of anythlng to say here Foollshness wall get you novx here' Ever try gomg any place else? Lxve and learn' Lxvmg IS O K but who wants to learn' Gxve me your attentlon lmmedlately Rare IS the day when wed glve anythmg away Elther shut up or get out' All rxght I can take a hunt' To go on or not to go on that IS the questxon Dxd we hear someone scream Stop' VJ Only a stupld rabbmt would say a thmg llke that' And what makes you thmk we aren t9' Keep ID l1ne students' See here we re not students we re SENIORS' ' Page 81 Y I 1 1 A 1 v -A ., , Y . , . . ' v , . , , . . s ' T - . . . ' . a v - ' ' , l ' f . ., . . , . . ' . - , . T I ' l C ' v f .4 xv - v v . -- V . LANCASTER OIL BURNER COMPANY Lomplrments oi 4 7531 IIINKI la S lllll In STQIIIIL Columbxa Pa I' SNAN Comphments Fruit and I rurlun NORTH THIRD STREET UWPRMIWITR S SHOP S1 ORP 4 3556 T R O O P S MEAT MARKET 451 LOCUST ST We Delzver PARK VIEW LUNCHEONETTE CompI1mentS SIXTH AND LOCUST STREETS GREYHOUND BUS AGENCY PRII ND 49f41 JOHN L GRAB C KELLEY ROOFING SPOUTING PAINTING Repazr Work a Speczalty guna! Wanda' 0 Manufacturers of REINFORCED CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS DISTINCTIVE BURIAL SERVICE FLORENCE STREET COlUmbl3 DON CARL B1 XL IX SALON 4 4183 541 LOCUST ST P5382 - A ' A NOK 1 V 1 L1 Y A. I. 'RLY ' V . , . , of Y - 1 , - 9 S Colurnbiav Pa. J 1 J L PTTOIIB S - - . R - L J K J Phone -. of - Phone - J I D I l I .J V' ' 4 A' Phone - ' , Pa. l a 9 COmP 'e 'S REHEARD Moroks CO,,,p,,,,,e,,,S LANCASTER AVE THIL HOL N IW ILLI' Columbla P3 V KLLP XPI' R IONIPXNX 45011 FAIRVIEW MANOR NURSING HOME C0llglflflllflfl0llS to the Class 0 JO VIII VEHSHLUI lI5INTIM1IIlNlI-XNY mu Nl ASTE!! I FNNSNU A Prmters of the Susquehannock D .S lm num S W KAUFFMAN 4 I mul Plan In Eat AND SON ROUTE 30 2 Mlles East of Columbma General Confrccfors W E I S S E R S NEW FURNITURE Columbian Ranges Heaters Springs and Mattresses 191 150 WALNUT STREE Pho 4 9074 Columbma Pa Pg 83 of of In J. Phone -' . ' - -- f f' - - 1 - ' l M I I . I 7 lNlZlllH'I FII Ill East lille-slnut 5II'l'1'l LX I .' , ', XIX 7 A Q -- ' - 1 ' 1 i - - T ' ' ne '- .. 3 9 THE SUSQUEHANNOCK 1950 ALMA MATER Me Cnlnson and Gold Come let us sxng together Once more our rmgmg song Smg for the Columbxa Hmgh School W1th vo1ces true and strong For we are her lovmg daughters And we are her sons so bold Hurrah for the Columbla Hlgh School Hurrah for the Crlmson and Gold Soon from thls dear old Hrgh School Out to the world we go There to reap the harvest Of vxhat we here shall sow But vxe her lovmg daughters And we her sons so bold Wxll be true to the Co1umb1a Hlgh School Yes true to the Crmmson and o xp, HIGH 1 Q Q ,A mowuna: fa 5-nu.rc111 5 4 SHIP grab! pgpxrlgw Pipe X4 . ' G ld. 5 ' ,SSS '5' o 5:-f '- O0 U - '- ....4. - -:g....., ' 4 f' .. 5 o sf. , - 1 H 4 6 if-get 45 ,x-WY-T i- , Q- .- . , S ... 1 . x . 5 4,0 ' Q ' .v J' ,.. N, ---- , I . ,, . -,- ,.- f ' .. - - -4-f , ' - -4, . , , 'M - -- ' - .4..,., 1 4 I 4 L