Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)
- Class of 1952
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SENIOR PORTRAITS BY WAKEFIELD: ENGRAVING BY WHITE ROSE ENGRAVING CO COVERS BY CRAFTCO: PRINTING AND BINDING BY WICKERSHAM PRINTING CO THE SUSOUEHANNDCK SENIORS ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSMEN ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADVERTISERS 68 COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL coLuMBlA PENNSYLVANIA -------6 ------16 SPORTS -------- 34 ----50 -----58 Q T0 OUR PARENT S WITH SINCERE APPRECIATION WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK EIOR F ELEANOR GRACE ALBERT GENERAL Intramural Sports 3 4 Refreshment Squad 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 3 4 CHARLES WILLIAM ALBIN GENERAL Glee Club 1 2 Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 BARBARA ANN ASTON COMMERCIAL Class Treasurer 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 4 Red Cross Counc1l 4 Splash N Splatter 4 Teachers Secre tary 4 Ushers 3 4 YTeen 3 4 MARGARET IANE BARNETT GENERAL Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Red Cro s Counc1l 2 Usher 2 3 YTeen 3 4 WILLIAM HENNING BARTON GENERAL Basketball 2 3 4 Class Presrdent 3 Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 IUHIOI H1gh Basket ball l Student Counc1l 3 4 Varsrty C Club 3 4 MARTHA LORAINE BERGER GENERAL DONALD EUGENE BISHOP IR GENERAL Baseball 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Student Coun crl 4 Varsrty C Club 3 4 WILLIAM HENRY BROMMER IR GENERAL Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Intramural Sports 3 4 Splash N Splatter l BEATRICE ANN BROWN GENERAL Glee Club 3 4 YTeen 3 4 DONALD ARTHUR CAMPBELL GENERAL Band 1 2 3 4 Class Presrdent l 2 4 Crafts mens Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 3 4 Press Club 4 Student Counc1l 3 4 Student Manager of Basketball 2 3 4 Swrng Band 2 3 4 Track 4 Vars1tyCClub 4 Trme out from our studles to have fun m assembly Wtth HARLAN CAREY GENERAL Basketball 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Vars1tyCClub 3 HARRY DIFFENDERFER GENERAL Band l 2 Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 BERNEICE BETTY DURBOROW GENERAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 IOYCE EARHART GENERAL Crrmson and Gold 3 4 Intramural Sports 4 L1 brary Assrstant 4 Press Club 4 Student Counc1l 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 3 4 MARY IOANNE EHLY COMMERCIAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Y Teen 3 4 CATHERINE ELLEN ELLWEIN COMMERCIAL Cnmson and Gold 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intra mural Sports 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ush ers 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 MARTHA ELEANOR EVES GENERAL Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary ASSISIGHI 2 3 4 Red Cross Counc1l l 2 3 YTeen 3 4 CHARLES RICHARD FORNOFF GENERAL Baseball Manager l 2 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent l Football Student Manager l Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 Iunror H1gh Basketball l Varslty C Club 3 4 BARBARA ANN FOX GENERAL Press Club 4 YTeen 4 IAMES LIVELY FOX GENERAL Crrmson and Gold 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Iun1orH1gh Basketball 1 Red Cross Counc1l 3 Varslty C Club 3 4 Here we are back at the same old grmd agam Its trme achmg sxdes but wrth sprnts that are gay we w1l1 return to forget the fun and get down to some senous thrnkmg agam to our classrooms .,.. ,,,. . , ' ' 2 4 I I - II ' II' u u I ....- .. ,..., I I I I - 1 - . . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' II I I I u I u I I I - I I ' . . Q .1 - II III h II' 1 I I I I I I I - . ' . ' IIII IIIII - I u I n I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I - IIII - II' Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen, 3, 4. I ' I I I I I I I I I I II I I IIII - I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' III I - I I' I IW T- I s 1 u I I IIII III I IIII I - I n q I I u I I I - II' . Q I I I - I' I I I I I I I I I - I n 1 ' , . 1 ,,. - . - . I I ' I . E ALBERT C ALBIN B ASTON M BARNETT W BARTON M BERGER D BISHOP IR W BROMMER IR BROWN CAREY DIFFENDERFER B DURBOROW I EARHART M EHLY C ELLWEIN M EVES C FORNOFF B FOX I FOX B. D. CAMPBELL H. H. 'k aww M GAINER S GAMBER C GIBSON IR I GUILES HARTMAN HEIM H HESS HINKLE M HIPPLE G HOOVER D IONES L KAUFFMAN IB E KIRCHNER H KREISER I KUHNS M LEAMAN P LEIBFBIED S LINDENBERGER G LIVELY W LOCKARD MELVIN CHARLES GAINER GENERAL SCHUYLER EUGENE GAMBER GENERAL Band 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Iumor H1gh Basketball Manager l Swmg Band l 2 4 Track 3 4 Varslty CClub 3 4 CHARLES THOMAS GIBSON IR GENERAL Glee Club l Score Board Squad l 2 Track 2 IOAN CAROL GUILES ACADEMIC Class Secretary 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Press Club 4 Red Cross Counc1l 3 4 Refreshment Squad 2 Ushers 3 CONSTANCE M HARTMAN COMMERCIAL Class Treasurer 4 Color Guard 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Teachers Secre tary 4 YTeen 3 4 CHARLES RICHARD HEIM GENERAL Band 1 2 Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Cnmson and Gold 4 Football 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Student Manager of Football 1 Vars1ty C Club HELEN WINIFRED HESS COMMERCIAL Cheerlead1ng Squad l 2 3 4 Dramat1c Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Lrbrary Asslstant 2 Natronal Honor SOCIEIY 3 4 Press Club 4 Student Counc1l 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ushers 3 MARGARET IANE HINKLE GENERAL Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Swmg Band 3 4 YTeen 3 4 MARY IANE HIPPLE GENERAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 L1 brary Assrstant 4 Press Club 4 Student Counc1l 4 Ushers 3 4 YTeen 3 4 Pass me a caramel please' One wont have too many calo es w ll I9 GORDON IAY HOOVER GENERAL Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Wrestl1ng 3 DONALD LEE IONES GENERAL Basketball 2 3 4 Craftsmens Club 2 Football l 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 Iumor H1gh Basket ball l Track 2 3 4 Vars1tyC Club 3 4 LEWIS CLARK KAUFFMAN IR GENERAL Crrmson and Gold 3 4 Football l 2 Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 E IOANNE KIRCHNER GENERAL Y Teen 3 4 HELEN KREISER GENERAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 IOHN ELMER KUHNS GENERAL MARY LOUISE LEAMAN GENERAL Color Guard 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Spla h PAUL A LEIBFRIED GENERAL Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Student Manager of Football 3 SARA M LINDENBERGER COMMERCIAL Glee Club 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 4 GORDON LIVELY GENERAL Basketball 1 2 3 Football l Intramural Sports 4 Varsrty C Club 3 4 WILLIAM HENRY LOCKARD GENERAL Cnmson and Gold 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Red Cross Counc1l 3 4 Track 2 Um m these s eet are good to the last b te Or are there e o hodontthrk o I I I I I I I I I i , 2, ,4. 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XS ' J ' v ll' SHIRLEY LOU LONG COMMERCIAL Glee Club 2 4 Intramural Sports 2 Red Cross Counc1l 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 3 4 DONALD HENRY MANLEY GENERAL Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 Swrng Band 3 4 LOUIS DELANO MARCELLO GENERAL Craitsmens Club 2 3 4 Football 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Iunror Hrgh Basketball l Track 3 4 Vars1tyCClub 3 4 Wrestl1ng l 2 3 4 LARRY DEAN MCDONALD ACADEMIC Class Treasurer 2 Cr1mson and Gold 4 Intr mural Sports 3 4 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY 3 4 Press Club 4 Track 2 3 4 Wrestl1ng 3 4 BETTY LOUISE MCKNIGHT GENERAL Glee Club 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Llbrary Asslstant 4 Red Cross Counc1l 2 Refreshment Squad l 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 MARIAN IEAN MCKONLY GENERAL Refreshment Squad 3 YTeen 3 4 RICHARD VINCENT MOORE IR GENERAL Band l 2 3 Football 3 Swmg Band 1 2 Wrestlmg 2 IONAS RONALD MUMMA GENERAL Basketball 2 Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Dramat1c Club 2 3 4 Football 3 Intramural Sports Swlng Band l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Varslty C Club 3 4 Wrestl1ng 2 3 4 ROSE MARIE MURRY COMMERCIAL Glee Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 4 Press Club 4 Refreshment Squad 2 3 Splash N Splatter 2 3 TeachersSecretary 4 Ushers 2 3 YTeen 3 4 MURIEL ELIZABETH MYERS GENERAL Red Cross Counc1l 2 YTeen 3 4 MARY LOU OLENA GENERAL Cr1mson and Gold l 2 3 4 Dramat1c Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 Lrbrary Assrstant 2 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 3 4 Press Club 4 Student Counc1l 3 Swmg Band 3 4 YTeen 3 4 I wonder what s m thls box? Chrrstmas wouldnt be com plete wxthout our long awazted Pollyannas PATRICIA IANE O REILLY GENERAL Drum Malorette Squad 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Lrbrary Asslstant Press Club 4 THOMAS GREGG PRICE IR ACADEMIC Glee Club l 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Red Cross Counc1l l Refreshment Squad 2 SHERLYN SYLVIA QUICKLE ACADEMIC Cr1mson and Gold 1 2 3 4 Dramat1c Club 2 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 Lrbrary Assrstant 4 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 3 Press Club 4 Splash N Splatter 3 4 Ushers YTeen 3 4 IOAN MAY RAAB ACADEMIC Band l 2 Drum Majorette Squad l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 L1brary Asslstant 1 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 M STEPHANIE REITZEL GENERAL Class Secretary 3 Cr1mson and Gold 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Press Club 4 Y Teen 3 4 SHIRLEY LEONA RESCH COMMERCIAL Cr1mson and Gold 4 Dramat1c Club 3 4 Glee 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ushers 2 3 4 YTeen IOHN SHAUB RHOADS IR GENERAL Baseball 3 4 Class Treasurer l Class Vrce Pres1dent 2 Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Cr1mson and Gold 2 Dramat1c Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 3 4 Stu dent Counc1l 3 4 Student Manager of Ba eball 1 2 Student Manager ot Football 3 Varsrty C Club 3 4 Wrestl1ng 2 3 4 PHYLLIS ANN RINEHART GENERAL Dramat1c Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 L1 brary ASSISIQHI 4 YTeen 3 4 KENNETH EDWARD RUCH COMMERCIAL Intramural Sports 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 We lust cant seem to get our source themes hmshed' Work work work' Wlll we ever have a free mmute-'P 'Er' , ' . 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SCOTT A SHAW SHOWALTER S SHULTZ P SIEGRIST I SLICK E SMITH S SMITH G SPIESE STAUB E SWARR VOIGHT I VON STETTEN C WALK D WALKER I WALTERS W WEAVER I WEITZEL R WERTZ MARY CATHERINE RUST ACADEMIC Cr1mson and Gold Representatrve 4 Drarnatrc Club 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 Lrbrary Assrstant l 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Ushers 2 3 YTeen 3 4 MILTON CHARLES SCOTT GENERAL Basketball 2 3 Craftsmens Club 2 3 4 Dra matrc Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 4 Varsrty CClub 3 4 ALICE MAE SHAW GENERAL Glee Club 4 YTeen 4 IOAN ELEANOR SHOWALTER COMMERCIAL Assembly Program Commrttee 4 Cheerleadrng Squad 1 Dramatrc Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Red Cross Councxl 1 Student Councrl 4 TeachersSecretary 4 Ushers 1 2 3 Yearbook Representatrve 1 YTeen 3 4 SANDRA ELIZABETH SHULTZ GENERAL Band l 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Llbrary Ass1stant l 2 Ushers 4 YTeen 3 4 PATRICIA ANNE SIEGRIST ACADEMIC Band l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer l Cr1mson and Gold 2 3 4 Dramat1c Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Lxbrary ASSISIGHI 1 2 3 4 Na t1onal Honor SOCIGIY 3 4 Press Club 4 Student IOSEPH ARTHUR SLICK GENERAL Intramural Sports 3 Refreshment Squad 2 ELEANOR IEAN SMITH GENERAL Cheerleadlng Squad 4 Color Guard 4 Cr1mson and Gold 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Refreshment Squad 1 2 3 Splash NSplat ter 2 3 YTeen 3 4 SARA ANN SMITH GENERAL Color Guard 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 YTeen 3 4 GERALDINE EMBER SPIESE GENERAL Cr1mson and Gold 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Red Cross Councrl 3 Refreshment Squad 2 Ushers 3 4 YTeen 3 4 IEANNE MAY STAUB COMMERCIAL Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 R freshment Squad 2 3 Teachers Secretary 4 Ushers 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 ELIZABETH IOSEPHINE SWARR GENERAL Intramural Sports 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 DEAN BERNARD VOIGHT COMMERCIAL Cr1mson and Gold Representatwe 3 Teachers Secretary 4 IRENE GRACE VON STETTEN COMMERCIAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 Refreshment Squad 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ushers 3 YTeen 3 4 CHARLES RICHARD WALK GENERAL Band 1 2 3 4 Cr1mson and Gold l Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Student Manager of Basketball 2 3 4 Sw1ng Band 3 4 Track 3 4 DAWN LILLIAN WALKER GENERAL Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Intramural Sports 1 Sw1ng Band 2 3 4 YTeen 3 4 IOANNE CAROLE WALTERS GENERAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Red Cross Councrl 2 Teachers Secretary 4 Ushers 2 3 4 Y Teen 3 4 Assembly Program Commrttee 1 Z 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent 3 Cr1mson and Gold 2 3 4 Dra rnatrc Club 2 3 4 Football l Iun1orH1gh Basket ball I Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Press Club 4 Student Counc1l 3 4 Swmg Band 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Vars1tyCC1ub 2 3 4 IOANNE ARVENA WEITZEL COMMERCIAL Intramural Sports 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ush ers 3 Y Teen 3 4 ROBERT BARRY WERTZ GENERAL Intramural Sports 4 Red Cross Councrl 1 A cup of that tea and some of those cookres would cer How proud we are to show that our Home Economrcs tram tamly refresh us and pep us up a brt Im sure we could mg was not m vam The tea xs especlally good today' concentrate better - , , , , . I I I I I I - I I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' I I I e- I I I I I I - I I I I : I I I I - I I ' - I - I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I - I I ' , , . - - . , I I ' I - , . I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I Q - I I I I I I I I I I I - I I ' I - I . . I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I - I I I : I I I I I I I I I ' . , . ,... , , - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I ' I I I I I I I I , I I , 2 I I I . ' ' . - - I . . I I I I I I I I , 5 , I I D I I I ' ' I I I ' I I - Councll' 4' Ushers' 2' 3' Y'TeeH' 3' 4- WILMI-:B noNALD WEAVER - ACADEMIC I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I - , . ,.,,, , . , . . , , I I I Q I u I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I ' ' ' - I I ' I I I I I I ' 1 I I I I . I 1 I I I I I I I ' I I I I I ' I I ' I I - . . , ,,,.. , . , . '3 1 , . l S I I :C 'I :z if -'I' ' - . -S1 I - ' . ' ,, E Q , I Q L + I N A .f - ' V , x 4 - ' --'WL IAMES CRISWELL WITMER - GENERAL Glee Club, lg Intramural Sports, l, 2, 3. KENNETH REAPHAEL WOLPERT - GENERAL MERVIN CLIFFORD ZEAMER - GENERAL Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 45 Class Treasurer, 2, Class Vice-President, 47 Football, l, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Sports, 2, 3, 47 Swing Band, 2, 3, 4: Varsity C Club, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling, l, 2. Craftsmen's Club, 2, 3, 45 Football, 2, 47 Intramural BERYL REBECCA ZIELINSKI - GENERAL Sports, l, 2, 3, 45 Track, l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity C Club, Glee Club, l, 2, 35 Intramural Sports, 1, 2, Library 3, 4: Wrestling, l, 2, 3, 4. Assistant, 2, 3, 4: Refreshment Squad, l, 2, 4. CLASS MOTTO KNOWLEDGE IS A TREASURE: PRACTICE IS THE KEY TO IT. CLASS COLORS RED AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER RED AND WHITE CARNATION Chaucer produces many different reactions for our puzzled seniors Some enjoy it while others breathe easier when it s over I4 lt I WITMER K WOLPERT M ZEAMER B ZlELINSKl 4 Come let us smg together Once more our nngmg song S1ng for the Colurnbla Hlgh School Wlth VOICSS true and strong For we are her lov1ng daughters And we are her sons so bold Hurrah for the Columbra Hrgh School Hurrah for the Crrmson and Gold -an I XP, HIGI-I c -19 Q QA PQ SL-ggf' 11,4 snm A YU l4P1-:N A L M A M A T E R THE CRIMSON and GOLD Soon from th1s dear old Hrgh School Out to the world we go There to reap the harvest Of what we here shall sow But we her lovmg daughters And we her sons so bold W1ll be true to the Columblct Hxgh School Yes true to the Crxmson and Gold 15 .22 5 A Z 9 QE? ' C YH.. XX '17 ,X PM ' A r . AV p 3 H f ,,lf ' is ' Isp Q. '!',Qz.w M P X Ib , 1? : . My ' , swf' Ai tl! .A fx - A T' 'I X A an 4 K K .Awww - XM' ..wQ' A W z' W A fl if-1 , MN? - JL . ' m -W? ,f Y , 'L f' X f QR ' . L. Y Y f 9?' VP QW ,pm- M,,,,....--- aging? 1 .fx fb 1 5 -1355? ff 'Q ' an in I A fb 2 4 1 x. I if-L gi Ulu' 33:7 w,Vfi V- 722: ll xp-h X! ,aff if 43' --s-ze 'IP High Teams With Manor I-I. S. the largest crowd of i the 1002115 diVidQdA -es in the county hl Coach bo, efeat by a sc 44-33 but '01' V8.l'Siiy I' great heig edging .U opposit. ' Sectio . Q- y edging I -OTS I 35-33 cont: JV game was - ,fn due to the '19 3 sveesaw affair an ance of cashing if QQ? really stood OHL J 0, vn lads mes 69 cd 11 to W Uhsfbg J, 'hte oo: re0,b sac 1 151, '91-0 01- fp Q S 2, now 0,6 fo ' be o.. J 'Q SC 0 40 Q fb, Q. 5177! 'lj 009 e,uOT.- Q00 an if afriowith ,Je 513. fa, Wg, ti- 'SGP OPC hllitj, thflfbls 1760 60 b. - G1-00 L12 O Spots' Sb 043, Ofking the V 6 'Sod' f,o,5t, period r ' fer, who tossf Crimson 211591 Lgd tht- 1a1e and All Uounty Ban' Held M Ephrai The annual joint co ng the Wests-rn Coun e All County Band at the J' Mr. EIWOOQ gh School will be chit of the bag1'e, 'iv will be sport S County 'Oni Februttion. 9- and and DOIOPC the annual Eastf Y-Teen Mid-Wil nfimdfic cp., i The Ghost t .You pypl. tix! Jdd by thi' thrv J may not thin he Characters in f ,t to bp prcsm 1 IS. on Story of 3 q. tr . thi! ai,1OU.' t the Q Columbia High Sch' am petition with i Swegerys VHYE a must for the ho- V5 off their feet continuov We Produce There's business connected with this, too, although some seem to be enjoying the jokes in the roto section more. Reporters have gathered ground their editor to get comments on the results of their labors. While waiting ior their new cs- signments. the entire stuff reads the current issue. Under Mr WlllIllllllllCF,b Direction EDITOR IN CHIEF NEWS EDITORS CLUB REPORTERS RUSH REPORTER FEATURE EDITOR FASHION EDITOR SPOTLIGHT EDITOR KEYHOLE EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR Carol Aston EXCHANGE EDITOR Paul Rodenhauser MUSIC REPORTERS Sherlyn Qurckle Patsy Sregnst ALUMNI REPORTER Catherme Ellwem HONOR ROLL Barbara Horner CUT EDITORS Shxrley Myers Carole Betrone BUSINESS STAFF MANAGER Wrlham Lockard ASSISTANTS Eleanor Smxth Shrrley Resch ADVERTISING MANAGER Lewxs Kauffman ASSISTANTS Iames Fox Charles Helm Upper nqht These ambrtrous reporters eagerly awart thetr assrgnments from the edltor Lower nqht Now thmk' What are some good ldeas for the next 1ssue The CRIM 0 and GOLD THE STAFF Iune Rupp Suzanne Schrack Margot McCachren Susan McNeal Ioyce Earhart Barbara Blank Dorothy Downs Geraldme SPISSE Ruth Haverstrck Shxrley Herstand Clarrssa Wolcott Stephanxe Rextzel Mary Lou Olena Elame Broome Susanne Haug Ronald Weaver Larry McDonald Thomas Remhart u . Q c I . 1 1 1 . Honor 0Cl0l The hrghest honor that can be bestowed on a stu dent of Colurnbra H1gh School IS membershlp 1n the Natronal Honor Socxety Our socrety wh1ch has celebrated 1ts frrst brrthday was accepted 1nto the tronal Unrt 1n the Spnng of 1951 Membershrp 1n the Honor SOC1elY IS l1m1ted to a certam percentage of Iunrors and Sen1ors These people are chosen and voted upon by the faculty for drsplaymg such qua11t1es as character scholarsh1p leadershrp and serv1ce Upon becommg members the students are requrred to take an oath 1n whrch they promrse to fulfmll and uphold the standards of the socrety One can rndeed be proud to say that he IS a mem ber of such a hne orgamzanon Mary Lou Olena Helen Hess Patsy Sxegnst Sherlyn Qurckle Second row left to nght Carol Aston Shrrley Hexstand Iune Rupp Vrrgmxa Lrddle Glenda Shxelds Susan McNeal Clanssa Wolcott Thlrd row left to nght Iohn Rhoads Larry McDonald Don ald Bartch Ronald Weaver Donald Campbell Wrlham Lockard Lower nqht Cloaked and ready to partrcrpate rn the mduc tron ceremony the members pose for a prcture Lower leit As lnductxon Day draws near these students select appropnate gowns and with a httle assrstance from each other try them on for size 20 I . . 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I , Na- O Left: First row. left to right: Geraldine Spiese, Ioyce Earhart, 1' Meet Your Legl lator Student government strll rn the mfant stages at C H S has taught many students to accept responsr b1l1ty and cons1derat1on for others Along wrth these two bGS1C pr1nc1ples rt has other purposes That of teachmg the fundamental procedures of government and of secunng rmprovements throughout the school In the latter respect 1t has accomplrshed several worthwhrle projects It has promoted a carnpalgn to keep our campus green and our drrnkrng fountarns clean Several other noteworthy 1deas have been proposed namely a welcomrng commrttee to acqua mt new students wrth our school By workmg together as a unrt our Student Counc 11 wrll contrnue therr good work for the benefrt of all puprls Led by MISS Carter legrslatron Louncll Members DONALD BARTCH WILLIAM BARTON CAROL BETRONE DONALD BISHOP BARBARA BLANK DONALD CAMP BELL HARLAN CAREY IOYCE EAR HART IAMES ECKERT HELEN HESS IOHN HINKLE MARY IANE HIPPLE IAMES KLINE ARTHUR LEHMAN FRANKLIN MANLEY SUSAN MCNEAL IACK MONTGOMERY EILEEN MUMMA IOHN RHOADS IUNE RUPP IOAN SHOWALTER PATSY SIEGRIST DAVID SUYDAM RONALD WEAVER CLAR ISSA WOLCOTT IACK YOHE 21 O , . . ., ' I 1 - 1 O The council is pleased with their new V ' ' . . . . . ' - I 9 I I We Learn to Give Miss Broome Adi lsr r Everyone in Columbia High knows when it s Y teen meeting time Girls of all types rushing through the halls locker doors banging and books falling show the eagerness with which the Y teen members hurry to their meetings The club provides the school dances and spends many hours preparing the programs and decorating the gym Charity work is one of the services that makes this organization worth while The club held its annual Y teen formal March 14 with the theme of South Pacific be1ng carried out in the decorations The couples glided to the smooth styling of Ira Bowman s music Each year the May dance is sponsored and planned by the combined groups who put forth much ef fort to make this event the gala affair of the year The queen and her court reign over the ball in all its beauty and gaity The most solemn and dramat1c event 1S the Recognitlon Service which makes the Iunior Y teens Off1C1Cl Companlonshlp and unity prevail as the Senior Y Teens stnve to build a better club 22 I .lf 5 7... 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L . 4 1 , L .p We Learn to erve SENIOR Y TEENS ELEANOR ALBERT BARBARA ASTON MARGARET BARNETT MARTHA BERGER BEATRICE BROWN IOYCE EARHART IOANNE EHLY CATHERINE ELLWEIN ELEANOR EVES BARBARA FOX IOAN GUILES CONNIE HARTMAN HELEN HESS MARY IANE HIPPLE MARGARET HINKLE IOANNE KIRCHNER HELEN KREISER SARA LINDENBERGER SHIRLEY LONG MARIAN MCKONLY BETTY MCKNIGHT ROSE MARIE MURRY MURIEL MYERS MARY LOU OLENA PATSY O REILLY SHERLYN QUICKLE IOAN RAAB STEPHANIE REITZEL SHIRLEY RESCH PHYLLIS RINEHART MARY RUST ALICE SHAW IOAN SHOWALTER SANDRA SHULTZ PATSY SIEGRIST ELEANOR SMITH SARA SMITH GERALDINE SPIESE IEANNE STAUB ELIZABETH SWARR IRENE VON STET TEN DAWN WALKER IOANNE WEITZEL BERYL ZIELINSKI IUNIOR Y TEENS CAROLE ASTON PEGGY BARD CYNTHIA BENNER IANE BERNTHEIZEL EILEEN BROOKS ELAINE BROOME CATHERINE CAMP BELL DOLORES ELLWEIN MILDRED GETZ MARY GROSS ANNA MAE HASSELBACH SHIRLEY HEISTAND IOYCE HERSHEY PATRICIA HERSHMAN REGINA HERSHMAN SHIRLEY HILLIAR SUZANNE HIPPLE FAYE IACKSON BERNICE IOHNSON DOLORES KALEY VIRGINIA LIDDLE MILDRED MAHAN MERLE MA'I'HIOT ROBERTA MAURER MARGOT MCCACHREN SUSAN MCNEAL ANNA MAE MENKO LINDA MUMMA IOANNE PICKELL IUNE RUPP GLENDA SHIELDS IENNIE SIMMOMS SHIRLEY SMITH ROSE MARIE SPIESE NANCY TAVAGLIONE VIRGINIA THOMAS IEAN VAN VALKENBURG KATHLEEN VECERO CLARISSA WOLCOTT The Iunlor Y Teen group completmg decorutlons Ior then' formal dance 23 . .,., . . .... , . . I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ff I., V V YA 1 f' ' . I . I combines fun cmd work - 1 I f MMM, A 1' K V 2 ' -. , i , M 1 .. f , 5 X , xv I . I - P! . .- - , L 1 I f A .V J - . v . . K N 1 J' b' a- -2 4 ' 'W V V If ' Q ' Q, . . A L. I ,I Q' . . MR. ARTHUR PALMER .... .... MRS. ANNA PALMER .... ..... SALLY PALMER ........ . . . IOHNNIE STONE ............... The Dramatic Club Presents . . . 'GTURN BACK THE CLOCKI' Direvtell by Miss Broome .Ronald Weaver Ioan Showalter . . .Erna Schopf . . .Arthur Rupp EVIE PALMER ..... CHARLIE HILL .... HILDA .............. LARRY PALMER ........ . . IRENE ISHERWOOD. . . . . . . .Helen Hess .......Iohn Rhoads Mary Lou Olena . . . .Milton Scott . . .Patsy Siegrist - .. ----f 1 .. Y,. ., , - S s I MAYBELLE HARRISON ...... OLLIE BANNISTER ......... BARBARA BANNISTER SLIM BASCOMBE ,.... PHYLLIS MCSORLEY. . . . .Elaine Broome ... ...Peter Null . . . . .Mary Rust Ronald Mumrna Shirley Heistand lGuests at Evie's Birthday Partyl: Gary Wallick, Mary Gross, Iune Rupp, Marlin McMul1in, lack Yohe. Left: Hold 'em boys! It your going to light over a girl, don't you think it would be better to step outside? Lower lelt: You have to be sitting just right in order to get the best effect. Would you mind taking your loot oft the chair? Lower right: This script looks pretty good to me. It seems to be just what we wanted lor our next performance. 24 a I t Trouble sprouts up anew when Maybelle steals the man of Irene's dreams. Nl0llllN'l'H of the Club: ELAINE BROOME, MARGARET EICHHORN, CHARLES HART- MAN, SHIRLEY HEISTAND, MARY GROSS, VIRGINIA HABECKER, SUSAN HAUG, NANCY HAUGH, HELEN HESS. IOHN HINKLE, DOROTHY IOHNSON, MARY LOU KLINE, MAR- LIN MCMILLEN, LAWRENCE MELEY, RONALD MUMMA, PETER NULL, MARY LOU OLENA, RITA QUICKLE, SHERLYN A tender moment occurs in the play. Love comes through the window with our hero. Q, ,E is , Would you mind, Dear, if I went golfing with the boys this afternoon? QUICKLE, SHIRLEY RESCH, MARY ANN RICHARDSON, PHYLLIS RINEHART, IOHN RHOADS, ARTHUR RUPP, IUNE RUPP, MARY RUST, KENNETH SCHULER, ERNA SCHOPF. MILTON SCOTT, IOAN SHOWALTER, PATSY SIEGRIST, ROSE MARIE SPIESE, GARY WALLICK, RONALD WEAVER, IOI-IN YOHE. This is certainly the life! Let's relax until the next scene starts, gang. .5 Mu ic i in the Air Under Mr. Bender's Direction Music lovers have a fine treat in store when the instrumental music department presents a program Selections of all types are rendered with each section of the band demonstrating its ability. With co-operation from all the members of its organization, under the capable direction of Mr. Bender programs of the highest quality are possible. Constant practice and rehearsals aid in the presentation of fine spring concerts, splendid football music, and a well-established dance band. 'ws-. Members of the Dance Band: RALPH BONGART, LYNN BYERS, DONALD CAMPBELL. IOHN HINKLE, PEGGY HINKLE, DONALD HOCH, CRAIG LEBER, ARTHUR LEHMAN, VIRGINIA LIDDLE, DONALD MANLEY, IACK MONTGOMERY, RONALD MUMMA, RICH- ARD WALK, DAWN WALKER, RONALD WEAVER, CHARLES WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA WISE, MERVIN ZEAMER. Lett: What a pleasure we get out of blowing our horns! Lower left: Oh my, must we go through that again? Lower right: If you're so tired, I could take over, Ronnie! 26 We Mut Practice , .- J Upper lelt: Grace cmd skill are shown in our head Upper right: Posed and ready to step into the line majorette'stwir1ing. of march as leaders of the band are: first row: Ioan Raab: second row: Patsy O'Rei1ly, Shirley Heistand: third row: Suzanne Hipple. Ioan Differi- derfer, Eileen Brooks. Members of the Band: PEGGY BARD, KENNETH BECK, LEONARD BELL, GEORGE BERGEY, CAROLE BETRONE, RALPH BONGART, IAMES BRAYMAN. LYNN BYERS, DONALD CAMPBELL, IAMES ECKERT, ROBERT EHLY, ESTHER EMENHEISER, ELEANOR EVES, HIRAM FITZGERALD. FRANK FREELAND, MAYNARD FUHRMAN, THOMAS GABLE, SCHUYLER GAMBER, WILLIAM GROFF, FRANK HARDY. IOYCE HERSHEY, IOHN HINKLE, PEGGY HINKLE, IAMES HIRNISEY, DARLENE KAHLER, HERMAN KAHLER, IACK KLINE, IAMES KLINE, CRAIG LEBER. LARRY LEHMAN, HAROLD LENHARDT, VIRGINIA LIDDLE, DONALD MANLEY, EVELYN MATHIOT, SUSAN MCNEAL. DOLORES MCVEY, IACK MONTGOMERY, LINDA MUMMA, TUFFIELD OLENA. IAMES O'REILLY, LYNN RAVER, STEPHAN REIS- INGER, ARTHUR SCHOPF, PATSY SIEGRIST. SHIRLEY SMITH, RICHARD WALK, DAWN WALKER, CHESTER WEAVER, RONALD WEAVER, VIRGINIA WISE, STEVE WISLER, MERVIN ZEAMER. Band practice is in lull swing, but many hours of drilling will be needed to bring the piece to perfection. 27 There is Vocal Harmon Miss Munch Dlrects Columbra Hrgh School not only develops students rn the ordrnary school sublects but also 1n tho e re qurnng addrtronal talents Among these 15 vocal work whrch takes long hours of hard pract1ce by the Glee Clubs The comb1ned choruses are heard at the annual Chr1stmas Cantata and at performances before the student body 1n assembl1es As members of the Freshman Sophomore Chorus and the Boys Glee Club these puprls recerve therr frrst tramrng As they become more skrlled rn musrcal art as Sophomores and Iunrors they begm to work toward a goal That of representmg Columbta Hrgh at the D1str1ct and State Chorus Festrvals Srnce lh1S goal can be attarned by only a very few rt 1S mdeed a great honor to be one of those chosen Thrs honor rn 1952 went to Sandra Shultz who attended State Chorus at W1lkes Barre and to Mary Rust Mary Lou Olena Donald Hoch Charles W1l11ams and Sandra Shultz who represented Columbra at the D1str1ct Chorus held 1n Waynesboro The strrrmg musrc ol the Chnstmas Cantata IS pre sented to the student assembly The alto sectlon enjoys harmonxzrng on one of the old favonte spmtuals EMS The grrls hsten attentrvely as Mxss Mxmch tells them the ongxn oi the ballad they are about to smg , 1' 28 . . . . ' 1 , . . . . - I I I I I . I ' '71 .3 V , U .nazi I . ' -f , 't-+t y rf W , f ' --,Q A iQ ,, . i N., ,, 3 If , , , . .. '4 X . . . ,, R, ,, . X 1 I I 3 4 . .A I i I V . . ma ' . - K., 2 sl S- 'v 'Il 'S ,X . At C. H. . Members of the Glee Club: BARBARA ANN ASTON. CAROL ASTON, PEGGY BARD. CYNTHIA BENNER, MARTHA BERGER, IANE BERNTHEIZEL, RALPH BON- GART, EILEEN BROOKS, BEATRICE BROWN. FRANKLYN COVER, BERNEICE DURBOROW, WILBUR ECK, IOANNE EHLY, CATH- ERINE ELLWEIN, DOLORES ELLWEIN, ELEANOR EVES, DONALD FARLEY, VIRGINIA FISHER, SCHUYLER GAMBER, MARY GROSS. IOAN GUILES, HARRY HAKE, CONNIE HARTMAN. EDWARD HARTMAN, ANNA MAE HASSELBACH, IOYCE HERSHEY, WAYNE HERSHEY, HELEN HESS, SHIRLEY HEISTAND, MARGARET HINKLE, MARY IANE HIPPLE, DONALD HOCH, PAYE IACKSON, BER- NICE IOHNSON, DOLORES KALEY. HELEN KREISER, VIRGINIA LIDDLE, SARA LINDENBERGER. SHIRLEY LONG, MILDRED MAHAN. DONALD MANLEY, SHIRLEY MARKLEY, ROBERTA MAURER, SUSAN MCNEAL, DONALD MILLER, ROBERT MILTENBERGER, ROSE MARIE MURRY, MARY LOU OLENA, TUFFIELD OLENA, PATSY O'REILLY, IOANNE PICKELL, SHERLYN QUICKLE, IOAN RAAB. STEPHANIE REITZEL, SHIRLEY RESCH. IUNE RUPP. MARY RUST, ROBERT SCHWERT, ALICE SHAW, GLENDA SHIELDS, SANDRA SHULTZ, ELEANOR SMITH, GERALDINE SPIESE, ROSE MARIE SPIESE, STEPHEN STAMAN, IEANNE STAUB, DONALD TAVAGLI- ONE. NANCY TAVAGLIONE. VIRGINIA THOMAS IEAN VAN VALKENBURG, KATHLEEN VECERO IRENE VON STETTEN IOANNE WALTERS, CHARLES WILLIAMS, CLARISSA WOLCOTT. Members of the Freshman Sophomore Chorus ROSE ALBIN DOLORES BELL MARIE BESSICK MARY ANN BIGLER BARBARA BLANK CLAIRE BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN SHIRLEY BUCK IOAN DIFEENDERFER KATHLEEN DEISINGER CAROLYN DOERRER DOROTHY DOWNS AMELIA DOUTRICH RUTH DOUTRICH MARGARET EICHHORN ESTHER EMENHEISER CORINNE FISCHER DARLENE FISHER CAROL FREDERICK IOAN GIBSON VIRGINIA HABECKER AUDREY HARTMAN NANCY HAUG SUSANNE HAUG ELSIE HECHT GAIL HELWIG NANCY IO HOLLAND BETTY IACKSON DOROTHY IOHNSON MARY LOU KLINE YVONNE KOEHLER MARY LOUISE KROW ELEANOR LEDDY IACQUELINE LUTTMAN BETTY MAHAN LOIS MANN GWENDOLYN MCPEAK BARBARA MCVEY KATHERINE MYERS SHIRLEY MYERS ELIZABETH ODENWALT NANCY PETERS NORMA POINDEXTER MARIE POOLE RITA QUICKLE ETHEL RAIFSNIDER MARY ANN RICHARDSON BETTY ROYE IOANNE SCHLOSSMAN ERNA SCHOPF SUZANNE SCHRACK FERN SHAUD IOANNE SHEETS ELIZABETH SHULTZ SYLVIA SLUSSER GLORIA STANTON MARLENE WHITE VIRGINIA WISE VIR GINIA WITTICK HELEN WOLPERT Rxpplmg musxc pours forth as the gxrls put then heart and soul mto prcxctxcmg new selections for thelr assembly program A beautxful melody f1lIs the mr as Glee Club proctlce gets under way W 1. 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'Y' - A , A, I Artists D1 pla Then' Work MISS Cooper, Advlser In the Splash N Splatter Club boys and g1rls are g1ven an opportun1ty to cu1t1vate the1r art1st1c Qblll ues by puttmg then' 1nner most feehngs 1nto p1ClUI6S At club meetlngs the students can be found Workrng W1th water colors o11s and charcoal The talent of these people 1S best dlsplayed 1n the numerous posters subm1tted for the dramat1c club play and mus1 cal programs Stage scenery for the plays and operettas 1S also done by the club Each year the young art1sts present an assembly program 1n whrch parntmgs are exh1b1ted and art techn1ques demonstrated Wh11e some members descnbe types of equ1pment used others demonstrate methods of pamtmg 1n water colors and draw1ng W1th crayons Beaut1ful nature sketches fash1on pr1nts and W911'd desrgns make the art room a maze of br1111ant colors Th1S or1g1na1 art work 1S ev1dence of the untmng efforts and the fme work done by the group throughout the year Members of the Club BARBARA ASTON SHIRLEY BACHMAN DOLORES BELL MARY ANN BIGLER CLAIRE BROWN KATHLEEN DEISINGER CARO LYN DOERRER MARY DONLEY AMELIA DOUTRICH IAMES HELEN FREELAND DONNA GOTTSCHALL ROSE HARSHBERGER AUDREY HARTMAN ALICE HERCHELROATH PATRICIA HERSH MAN REGINA HERSHMAN IACQUELINE HOBDAY NANCY HOLLAND DORIS KLINE YVONNE KOEHLER ARTHUR LEHMAN LOIS MANN MARLIN MCMILLEN MARGARET MARCELLO VIC TORIA MARKLEY LINDA MUMMA SHIRLEY MYERS DOLORES OREILLY ELAINE PETERS MARIE POOLE SHERLYN QUICKLE IOSEPH RAPF KATHALYNE REESE PAUL RODENHAUSER BETTY ROYE ANN SCHWARTZ IENNIE SIMMONS ELEANOR SMITH MARY ULOTH SHEILA WEIMER DORIS WHITE PAY WISE VIRGINIA WISE Left May we mterrupt a second until we get a plcture of you'-' Lower left Sketchmg and pamtmg flll many happy hours oi then tlme Lower nqht lust a nttle more conscxentxous work and the drawmg will be fuushed 30 O O O ECKERT, DONALD FAHLEY, DARLENE FISHER. GAIL FOPEANO. 4 , 'xy H NK no ', if 4 The Craft men Create ln Wood and Metal Mr. Diller and Mr. Fleming Direct Us Do you know ot a chair that needs to be repaired or perhaps a desk that nee s varnis e you just call on the Craftsmen's Club, those hardworking boys who have shown outstanding ability in their shop classes. After constructing and painting the scenery for the Dramatic Club Play they also served as backstage hands, taking care of the lighting and curtains. Without a doubt these boys can be called the lack of all Trades at C.H.S. Craftsmen : EDWARD BARNES, WILLIAM BARTON, IAMES BIGLER. WILLIAM BROMMER, DONALD CAMPBELL, DONALD DELLET, IOHN DiCON- STANZO. RICHARD DIEHL, HARRY DIFPENDERFER. RICHARD EARHART, CHARLES HEIM, IOHN HERB, DONALD IONES. RON- ALD MABLE, THOMAS MABLE, LOUIS MARCELLO, HAROLD Mc- KONLY, MARLIN MCMILLEN. KENNETH MILLHOUSE, RONALD MUMMA, WILLIAM SPLAIN, KENNETH WOLPERT, IOHN YOHE, ROBERT ZINK Right Make those adjustments right or all our work will be in vain Lower nqht Why wont these engines start? Could they pos sibly be out of gasoline? Lower left We cant all be doers some of us have to be helpers if lx I Q 1 iv.. A l f . 31 Y, These are our friendly Yearbook Representa- tives. Working diligently and cooperatively with the Susquehannock Staff, they acquaint the students with such well known phrases as Get your payments in on time, or Next Wed- nesday is the final day for collections. These representatives really appreciate the coopera- tion of the students who help make their job of collecting easier. First row, left to right: Peter Null, Nancy Io Holland, Mary Shaefier, Patsy Iones, Darene Koons. Second row: lelt to right: Linda Mumma, Bernice Iohnson. Rita Quickle, Marian McKonly, Eleanor Eves. Third row: left to right: Arthur Ford, Paul Leibfried, Elsie Hecht, Truman Brown. It takes more than the writing, typing and proof reading to give us the Crimson and Gold. It means collecting the payments of each sub- scriber and distributing the finished paper to him. Though these representatives do a good job collecting and distributing, the only pay- ment they receive for their work is the gratitude of the Crimson and Gold staff and the student body. First row. left to right: Erna Schopf, Marilyn Mellinqer, Catherine Ellwein, Ioan Stevens. Second row. left to right: Doris White, Margaret Eichhorn. Virginia Habecker. Third row. left to right: Daniel Shaub, Frank Hardy. Iohn Rhoads, Some of the busiest people around school are the Teachers' Secretaries. Sacrificing study hall periods and their leisure moments they turn out many typed letters, outlines, and stacks of mimeographed material for the teachers. ln return for all their work, they hope only to be given commendable grades and recommenda- tions that will win them good jobs. First row, left to right: Catherine Ellwein, Ioanne Walters, Helen Hess, Ioyce Earhart, Irene Von Stetten, Shirley Long. Second row. left to right: Sara Smith. Sara Lindenberger Eleanor Albert, Ieanne Staub, Ioanne Ehly, Barbara Aston. Third row. left to right: Ioan Showalter, Shirley Resch, Ken- neth Ruch, Dean Voight, Connie Hartman, Rose Marie Murry. Putt1ng expert salesrnanshrp and loyal serv 1ce 1nto practrce the Concess1on Stand Workers happrly provlde food for the hungry exc1ted fans at football and basketball games These hard workrng students sacnfrce many hours of fun 1n servlce to therr school A great respons1 bxhty 1S shouldered by the group rn mak1ng change handhng the food and attemptmg to get everythrng sold Fu-st row left to nght Carole Fredenck Barbara Lmden berger Thelma Mann Mary Ellen Kerser Ioanne Sheets Second row left to rrght Ehzabeth Odenwalt Lareene Leas Connne Fxscher Nancy Haug Eleanor Albert As a part of the Natronal Iunror Red Cross Organ1zat1on these students extend therr good w111 to the1r less fortunate inends across the seas Thrs year they supervrsed the packrng of e1ghty three boxes w1th mterestrng and use ful artrcles for forergn ch1ldren To learn how to carry on therr work the C H S un1t sent two representatrves to Doubllng Gap for 1nstruct1on First row left to rrght Wrllram Lockard Ioan Guxles Bar bara Aston Helen Freeland Wayne Hershey Second row left to rrght Erleen Mumma Ruth Haverstrck Ruth Doutnch Mary Gross Renee Heaps Thxrd row left to rrght Sandra Dallmyer Charles Russell Audrey Krerser Dons Khne Because of the qu1et courteous way rn wh1ch they perform therr dut1es the dlhgent workers of the Ushenng Comm1ttee are often over looked The ushers are unportant because they represent C H S to the loyal townspeople who support our Gl.l'1l8l1C contests and club pre sentatrons Thelr eager help 1n gu1d1ng patrons to reserved seats goes a long way 1n furthenng fnendly relatrons between the parents and frrends of the students Left to nght Mary Loutse Krow Helen Wolpert Mary Iane Hrpple 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I , , I ' 1 1 First row Kenneth Wolpert Charles Helm Charles Hartman Wrlham Meley Donald Newcomer Donald Campbell Wxlham Barton Cco-captaxnl Mervm Zeamer tcocaptaml Frank Barton Ronald Mable Schuyler Gamber Iohn Yohe Paul Ott Robert Mrltenberger Cmanagerl Second row Mr Hondras lcoachl Robert Coller Gary Walhck Robert Bonlardm Donald Hoch Charles Greenawalt Wrllram Splam Robert Zmk Marvrn Buckmoyer George Srgman Marshall Klme Mr Donan Ccoachl Thrrd row George Menko tmanagerl Donald Foltz Iohn Manley Donald Bartch Wrlham Brommer Fred Dmkel Iames Fox Iohn Herr George Smrth Gordon Sarbaugh Davrd Suydam Donald Dellet Arthur Lehman George Grove fmanagerl VAR ITY FO0TBALL W1th the Openlng of the 1951 gndrron season Columb1a was handed a 9 U defeat at the hands of the Lancaster Cathohc Crusaders on our home held In the E town game the Cr1mson Trde battled through muck and mlre only to come out on the short s1de oi a 16 O score At Ephrata they were agam defeated 45 21 but they showed that they possessed some sconng ab1l1ty In the West York game the T1de had at last stepped 1nto the w1n column w1th a score of 14 7 a place whrch they had no 1ntent1ons ot 1eav1ng CHARLES HARTMAN End DONALD NEWCOMER Center CHARLES I-IEIM Back WILLIAM BROMMER Guard RONALD MABLE Guard 34 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . ' 1 - I . 1 ' I Y UQ yy Q WILLIAM BARTON SCHUYLER GAMBER IOHN YOI-IE MERVIN ZEAMER Back Back Back Tackle The T1de avenged defeats of last year by settmg back both Manherm Townshrp and Lmtz wrth scores of 13 7 and 28 7 respectrvely Delone a newcomer on Columbra s schedule defeated the f1ght1ng Donanmen by a score of 25 13 Teaches Teamwork In the Red L1on game Columbla romped over the v1s1t1ng players to the tune of 26 0 The T1de agarn played 1ts part by defeatrng the large Mrddletown squad 7 O After defeatrng Brglervrlle 19 14 the Cnmson T1de closed rts most spectacular season 1n a number of years wrth a record of 6 wrns and 4 defeats DONALD CAMPBELL End JAMES FOX End FRANK BARTON Tackle The e are Future Headliner First row: Cliftord Fox, Franklin Manley, Fred Geriin lCo-captainl, Lamar Kaufiman lCo-captainl, David Fritz, Ralph Kreiser, Harvey Frasch, Robert Stefty. William Groft, Iames Riccio, Arthur Ford, Iames West. Second row: Mr. Kreiser lCoachl. Fred Mimnall lManagerJ, Ioseph Stephens, Thomas Hollingsworth, Chester Newcomer. Richard Bisking, Iames Spiese. Iohn Meister, Edwin Fitzgerald, Roy Bender, Gardiner Harms, Kenneth Campbell, Iohn Doutrich. C.H.S. IUNIOB HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Columbia Opponents 48 Manheim Boro O 38 Manheim Boro 6 35 Lititz 0 33 Elizabethtown 0 61 Lancaster Catholic 0 46 Lititz 6 Mr. Kreiser, Coach It takes plenty of rigorous training in the fundamentals, such In going to the games, our fans' cheers, enthusiasm and good- as, throwing a cross-body block on a dummy, to produce a will add excitement to the game and keep up the morale of good football team. the players. We Grunt and Groan to Victory With Mr. Hondras SCHEDULE 1951 - 1 952 Columbia Opponents Novice Tournament 31 Manheim Township 15 3 West York 35 1 5 McCaskey 1 8 33 Solanco 15 District Tournament Would you sacrifice your lunch hour to suffer brush burns, cuts and bruises? This is the question that faces the boys on our wrestling team. Their sacrifices have evidently paid dividends, for they have made Columbia High Schoo1's second year of organized wrestling a successful one. Below: We learn some new ideas. Inset: Grapplers at work. Lower right: We're off to the District Meet. Lower left: Members of the squad: First row: Edward Bartch, Herbert Witmer, Charles Albin, Iohn Rhoads, Gardiner Harms, Louis Marcello, Larry McDonald. Second row: Mr. Hondras icoachi, Gordon Hoover, David Fritz, Milton Scott, Ronald Mumma. I CD V R ITY BA KETBALL s Buzz Barton, captain, tunes up his set shot before the game. First row: Donald Iones. Donald Bishop, Harlan Carey, William Barton, Ronald Weaver, Kenneth Schuler, George Smith. Second row: Arthur Rupp. Gordon Sar- baugh. Iames Brayman, Iohn Yohe, Mr. Sweger tcoachl. VARSITY SCORES 1951-1952 Columbia Opponents Columbia Opponents 72 Patton Trade 31 31 Manheim Township 53 32 Elizabethtown 55 43 Ephrata 53 46 Lancaster Catholic 55 41 Ephrata 62 51 East Donegal 45 50 West Lampeter 48 42 Lancaster Catholic 40 51 Quarryville 62 43 West Lampeter 37 66 Lititz 54 56 Quarryville 38 33 Manor Township 44 45 Lititz 58 40 Manheim Township 80 30 Manor Township 52 It's all right to look up through the bottom oi the hoop- -V only let the ball come down through the top to win. Come on, boys, 1et's get out there and play ball! encourages Coach Sweger during a time-out. N l 15932 . Ibm Junior Varsity Basketball tors of Tomorrow n .. -- ,, ---' -- - - .2 Front row left to nght Iohn Betrone Lamar Kauffman Fred Gerten Franklm Manley Harvey Frasch Iarnes West Ken neth Campbell Albert Stanton Second row left to nght Mr Krerser fcoachl Rrchard Bxskmg Ralph Krexser Robert Stefty Fred Wrrght Rrchard Harbold Elwood Prckell Wrllxam Grort IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1951 1952 Co1umb1a Opponents Columbra OPPOIIGIIYS M111eISV111e Manherm Townsh1p Lancaster Townshrp West Lampeter Mr Krelser, Coach M111ersv111e Manherm Townsh1p Lancaster Townsh1p West Lampeter A short and speedy Iunror Hrgh School Basketball team wrth more strenuous hours of hard practrce than any other athletrc group at C H S were surely deservrng of therr fxne record of erght vrctones and two defeats Thrs accomphshrnent gave them undrsputed possessron of second place rn therr league The players started out 1n trne style by w1nn1ng therr frrst three contests w1th substant1a1 margms but 1n therr fourth fray Lancaster Townsh1p s herght proved too much for them and they suffered therr frrst de feat L1t1tz next gave them an excrtrng t1rne but the Iunror Hrgh boys emerged as vrctors by one pomt Although they came out on top 1n therr next three games they were agarn outclassed by Lancaster Townsh1p The season ended rn 11119 style w1th the shellacmg of the Pretzelrnen from L1t1tz 40 38 ' ' 17 42 ' ' 31 ' ' 14 41 ' ' 31 ' 43 28 ' 36 Lititz 35 32 Lititz 39 21 34 We Run the Cour e SHIPPENSBURG INVITATION MEET LANCASTER COUNTY INVITATION MEET DUAL MEET Manherm Twp 77 Columbra 82 McCaskeyI V 40 Manor Twp 15 Manhexm Central 14 DUAL MEET PENN RET-AYS Dallastown as sfs Columbra 45 we HANOVER RELAYS TRIANGULAR MEET TRIANGULAR MEET Columbra 6812 Lancaster Cathohc 43 Marrherm Central 231 Columbra 85 Patton Trade 4912 Manor Townshrp 1112 DISTRICT THREE MEET Lancaster Cathohc 8012 Columbra 3612 Track IS our one sport wh1ch truly follows the old phrlosophy of The Survrval ot the Prttest In order to be profrcrent 1n thrs actrvrty one must spend long cmd arduous hours gettmg rnto t1p top shape These versatrle athletes rn more than one meet out ran out Jumped and out smarted therr opponents They proved that they could stand up aga1nst suit oppos1t1on when they frnrshed fourth 1n the Shrppens burg Inv1tat1onal Meet rn whrch there were twenty hve class B teams competrng Mr Pew, l ouch Members oi the Squad IOHN ADAMS RAYMOND ATLEE DONALD BARTCI-I FRANK BARTON MARVIN BUCKMOYER EDWARD BURKE HARLAN CAREY IAMES FOX SCHUYLER GAMBER GOR DON HOOVER DONALD IONES WILLIAM LOCKARD RONALD MABLE IOHN MANLEY LOUIS MARCELLO LARRY MCDONALD IOHN MELBERT CHARLES MENDEN HALL RONALD MUMMA DONALD NEWCOMER KEN LIAM SPLAIN RICHARD WALK RONALD WEAVER KEN NETH WOLPERT MERVIN ZEAMER Top Rrqht Not as easy as rt looks Inset Two of our dependable pomt getters Lower nght Practrce makes per ect Lower lett We get rn shape 41 66 99 I . I I I H Y 1 NETHI SCHULER, MILTONISCOTT, GEORGE SILAE, WIL: be R A A p - , - h My ' . f . 1 n 1 , 1 F , .sf . I N9 I 1 , - O - eggs: C HS GLENN BANNER Shortstop SCHEDULE 1951 Columbla Opponents East Donegal East Donegal Quarryv111e Manor Townsh1p Manhelm Townsh1p Ephrata Quarryvdle Manor Townsh1p Y' Manhelm Townsh1p Mr Krelser, Coach DONALD BISHOP Pxtcher HARRY ECK Rxght Fleld ROBERT COLLER JAMES BRAYMAN Left Fxeld Fxrst Base 42 o o o 7 0 6 5 0 ' 4 0 ' 5 ,, 1 ' ' 5 5 7 ' ' 3 ' 12 E A , 2 ' 9 6 ' ' 2 X 1 fu, ' 4 Ephrata 5 4 f C' The baseball team opened its 1951 season with a great disadvantage, having only two lettermen back to form the nucleus of the squad. In spite of these odds they shut out East Donegal in their first game to the tune of 7-0, and the following week defeated them 6-5. Although the Columbia batsmen were handed six suc- cessive defeats, they showed excellent form and good prospects for the future. They again batted their way into the win column by de- feating Manheim Township 6-2. In their final contest they lost a hard fought game to Ephrata 4-5. THOMAS REINHART Catcher HENRY BELL Second Base GARY WALLICK Catcher ARTHUR LEHMAN Out Field ARTHUR RUPP Third Base IOHN YOHE Out Field '-or 43 Diamond Cutters J? 3 Qi UK' 1 . 1 5 1 I , V rw r,-.v V ll vw. X ' Nj-U - . 'V ' , .JA V M ., I V '- , QQ, .45-1 , --1. ' 4 ., , '-... . -V-u--I . ' ' I '-I-qQW?:-p ' . .r:.- sf-1 ,-' - l - .-t..'- 4- . - J, 5 .,-5-, , I A. cl ' - .:,.-, 1-fy'--'Q . L 'Lf-4 -if-LJ-5 '- if '. .. 3' '. fi' ' , 0- . . A -. r A f, , 'A' ' f. Q'-rf.--.J:.:.': - . Developing With Mr Hondras Thts year the Intramural Basketball League was enlarged to 1nclude Freshmen Over 80 boys par t1c1pated w1th 10 d1fferent teams prov1d1ng an out let for the GXCSSSIVG energy bu1lt up by the boys who ltke to play the sport but who were not good enough to make the Varstty teams Penn Penn State and Army held down the ftrst three spots respecttvely wh1le Notre Dame and Ohxo State fought 1t out for 4th place In the playoff game Penn State was v1ctor1ous over Penn tn a hard fought game played before the assembly Although Penn seemed to be well on 1ts way to the champ1onsh1p after coppmg ftrst place tn the leaaue w1th a record of 9 w1ns and 0 defeats and wtnmng 1ts ftrst playoff game from Army wtth ease 1t d1d not follow sutt 1n the champ1onsh1p playoff The hard charg1ng lads of Captain Whltey Scotts Penn State L1ons are deserv1ng of much pratse for they came from behtnd tn the fourth quarter and wtth a roar sewed up the champ1onsh1p game Lett Here are the boys who won the champxonshtp of the 1952 Intramural Basketball League Left to nght Robert Webb Robert Rtchardson Mnlton Scott Ccaptaml Iohn Mel bert Kenneth Lepttc Lower left Watch those arms' A foul now may mean the game Lower right There xt goes sw1sh' Two more pomts for our sxde 1 o , 1 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 ' . t X XR '1 1 4 w Good portsmanshlp With Mus Searlght The Intramural program for the g1rls th1s year conslsted chtelly of Speedball Volleyball and that ever popular game of Basketball The best 11ked of these was Basketball whlch could be ver1 hed by the number part1c1pat1ng 1n It The en thus1asm generated by the grrls ln the form of yells dur1ng therr vanous games could be heard all over the school and Wllhln a one block radlus of the gym Although g1rls Basketball IS not as and heart 1nto w1nn1ng as do the oppos1te sex Intramural sports helped to teach the funda mentals of good sportsmanshrp and team co Rlqht The champtons of the gxrls Intramurals are left to nght F1rstRow Patrxcxa Hershman Shlrley Hllhar Rose Spxese tcaptaml Glenda Shzelds Lmda Mumma Second Row Margot McCachren Carol Aston Shtrley Hers tand Ioyce Hershey Lower nqht These expressive faces show that one team ns hopmg for a basket whxle then opponents hope they mzss wer left A lump whlch team wrll recover the ball? operauon to each gul They learned to play farrly w1th therr fnends and opponents to co- operate wrth thezr team members and to take the1r lust pun1shment after fouhng and over guardmg The Basketball season was capped by a wrldly fought champ1onsh1p game accompan1ed wrth the groans and s1ghs yells and cheers of both specta tors and players alrke as hrst one team and then the other would s1nk a shot In the flnal quarter pulled ahead and emerged vrctonous over that one Capta1ned by Elrzabeth Swarr 45 O strenuous as the boys', they put as much energy the goalgetters of Captain Rose Spiese's team 0 Lo : ' A ' ' . sg 'A LETTERME Mr. Pew, Adviser These boys are the leaders oi the Varsity C Club: Ronald Mumma. Secretary-treasurer: Mervin Zeamer, President: Don- ald Iones, Vice-president. Checking over the football programs which they sponsor are: left to right, Louis Marcello, William Barton. Milton Scott, Donald Bartch, Charles Heim, Ronald Mumma. Ken- neth Wolpert. Here are some of the boys trying on their sweaters with their hard-earned stripes. Left to right: Charles Hart- man. Mr. Pew, lack Yohe, Frank Barton, Harlan Carey. Ronald Weaver, Iames Fox, Gordon Lively. William Splain. Look pretty now, we would like to snap your picture. Seated, leit to right: Thomas Reinhart, Iames Bray- man, Donald Campbell, William Brommer, Ronald Mable, Richard Fornoff. Standing: Iohn Rhoads, Kenneth Schuler, George Menko, Donald Bishop. The Pep Squad The thrills and excitement of our athletic events would be incomplete without these six vivacious cheer- leaders. As our pepsters, they are responsible for the enthusiasm built up in the C.H.S. pep meetings before each football game. From the minute the game begins until the final whistle is blown, the girls must be Iohnny-on-the-Spot, to meet each new situation with an appropriate cheer. Nor does their work stop with the close ot the gridiron season. With the advent of basketball they must expound their energy twice a week by adding to their repertoire, cheers suitable for the sport. Their willingness and co-operation in cheering the teams to victory deserves much well-earned credit. Under Miss Searightls Leadership I T-E-A-M seems to be the appropriate yell for our victorious boys. Lower right: O.K. Everybody! Let's give the old locomotive all we have. Below: Into a huddle go the cheerleaders to lead the students in another yell. Left to right: Carol Aston. Helen Hess lCaptainl, Eleanor Smith. Glenda Shields, Ianet Long. Absent: my Barbara Blank. llifal ,gi- A I I C 6, f av .- if PSM GS En yt 5' M, me M35 1' iT x 55? ,-'K H 2 4 Q Yi X r Z Junior OFFICERS President ....... ............. F RANK BARTON Vice-President ..... .... K ENNETH SCHULER Secretary ..... .... V IRGINIA LIDDLE Treasurer ...................... GLENDA SHIELDS At last they had become upperclassmen! This title which was endowed upon the Iuniors had put a glow on their faces and a lilt in their step. How im- portant and proud they were-especially when an eighth or ninth grader looked up admirably and said, Gee! Their exhilaration slowly faded away as the class settled down to work harmoniously together. Elec- tions were held and class officers proudly assumed their positions and took over the class. Honor stu- dents quickly got to work on studies and were re- warded for all their time spent. Finally, the much awaited and dreamed about Iunior-Senior prom arrived. The girls, feeling very grown up and lovely in their taffetas, nets, and mar- quisettes, and the boys, neatly groomed in their suits and tuxedos, had a wonderful time and the affair was a huge success. While pedestrians walked carefully and warily about, our Iunior fellows and girls sported their drivers' licenses and borrowed Dad's car to show at school they had really mastered Driver Training. With so much activity, school seemed to slip by on wings. As the last day approached, a long vacation was waiting, but the Iuniors looked to their next school year when they would hold the cherished place of SENIORS. Class john Adams Carol Aston Peggy Bard Donald Barlrh Frank Barton Cvnthia Benner jane Berntheizel James Bigler Charles Brommer Eileen Brooks Elaine Broome Catherine Campbell Richard Culp Richard Diehl Fred Dinkel Dolores Ellwein Virginia Fisher Donald Foltz Charlotte Gainer Mildred Getz john Greer Mary Gross Charles Hartman Anna Mae Hasselbach Shirley' Heistand Joyce Hershey Patricia Hershman Regina Hershman Shirlev Hilliar Suzanne Hipple Donald Hoch Ronald Hoover Faye Jackson Bernice Johnson Dolores Kalev Marshall Kline Donald Leaman Virginia Lirlclle Ronald Mable Thomas Mable Margaret Mackev Mildred Mahan Shirley Marklev john Marlev Rogan Marlev Merle Mathiot Roberta Maurer Margot McCachren Marlin McMillen Susan McNeal john Melbert Lawrence lVleleV William Melev Charles Mendenhall Anna Mae Menko George Menko Robert Miltenberger Linda Mumma John Murr Donald Newcomer Paul Ott Franklin Pc-lurie George Peters Joanne Pickell Arthur Rupp june Rupp Kenneth Schuler Robert Schwert Glenda Shields Patrirk Shillow Jennie Simmons George Smith Shirlev Smith Rose Marie Spiese William Splain Nancy Tavaglione Virginia Thomas jean Van Valkenburg Kathleen Vereru Garv Wallick Robert Webb Charles Williams Clarissa Wolcott John Yohe William Yohe Robert Zink ri, 1 ophomore OFFICERS President ..................... ERNA SCHOPF Vice-President ........ ....... I OHN HINKLE Secretary-Treasurer ........ EDWARD BARNES In their Sophomore year, these students be- gan to settle down and concentrate upon their newly-selected courses. History, instead of Civics, biology, and algebra were added to their curriculum. The Sophomores had a well rounded and regulated year. Report cards proved that a sin- cere effort was made to acquire recognition as good students. Assemblies and class partici- pation showed us that there was real talent among them. Muscles were revealed in wres- tling and other gymnastic teamwork. The class was led capably by the officers whom they had chosen to represent them. Many joined new clubs and made every effort possible to keep their Alma Mater one to which they could look with pride. Dances and class parties highlighted the Sophomores' year and made it a very enjoy- able one. However, the next year will be even more pleasant. They will emerge from their summer vacation to find that they are now upperclass- men with a year that will be full of lessons, dances and fun! Class Sterling Atlee Edwarcl Barnes Henrv Bell james Bigler Barbara Blank james Blvmier Robert Bonfarrlin Ralph Bongart James Brayman Marvin Buckmover Robert Coller Thomas Crouse Robert Culp Donald Dellet Quinn Detz joan DiFfenderfer john Di Constanzo john Donnan Dorothy Downs Richard Earhart Margaret Eichhorn james Elslager Esther Emenhoiser Corinne Fisher Anne Flottemesch Carol Frederick Chester Fuhrman joseph Geesev Violet Getz joan Gibson Charles Greenawalt Chester Grove George Grove Virginia Habecker Leon Haberstroh jerrv Hake Susan Hauxz, Nancv Haugh Ruth Haverstick Elsie Heeht James Hirnisc'V John Herr John Hinkle Bettv Jackson Dorothy johnson Shirlev Kame Doris Keller Joyce Kirchner Marv Lou Kline Ferne Koons Kenneth Kramer Marv Louise Krow Lois Leaman Larraine Leas Craig Le-ber Eleanor Leddv Arthur Lehman Kenneth LL-ptic Barbara Limienberger Janet Long Jacqueline Luttrnan Bettv Mahan Richard McCue ,Ioanne McFarland Harold McKonlV Charles McMahon Barbara McVev Rosemarv Miller Katherine Mvers Shirley Mvers I K9 Helen Murr Robert Nace Helen Nelson Peter Null Elizabeth Odenwalt Tufheld Olena Nancv Peters jovce Pinkerton Vivian Poinclextcr Marie Poole Rita Quickli- Joseph Raft Ethel Raifsnider Thomas Reinhart Mary Ann Richardson Gordon Sarbaugh Joanne Schlossman Erna Schopf Suzanne Schrack Warne Schriver Fern Shaud Joanne Sheetz Wilma Shiflet Elizabeth Shultz George Sigman Svlvia Slusser james Staman Gloria Stanton David Suvdam ROV Wcitzc-I Marlene White Virginia Wise Virginia Wittick Helen Wolpm-rt jean Yohi- 140 N w ff sv rev x 5 fri .3 1 J no ?', Elgfvfrwgg E. 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W 5 Q 3 7' n,. 4 Q , 5 -5, Q , X 3 if .-an 1 NX It L il r , Q ws 5 ' ' Q fl .Q 121 K ,K fiffeg M, J sf W KY sr pl 'tw Grade James Albright Maha-l Albright joseph Arbutina Chester Arndt Chester Arter Shirltw' Altlnnd Marv Ann Atlee jean Bachman Loretta Bair Harry Barninger Edward Bartch Leonard Bell Roseanna Bell Roy Bender john Benner john Betrone john Billett jane Bigler Beverlv Brenner Nancv Brown Truman Brown Robert Brubaker Lois Buchanan Robert Buzzendore Lynn Evers William Camp Kenneth Campbell Kenneth Clinton Val Collins Norma Cover Gerald Crouse Paul Culp Sandra Dallmever jay Dettinger Lois Donlev Donald Ernst Laura Evans Eleanor Feltch Doris Firestone Robert Forrest Gail Fopeano Clifford Fox Frank Freeland David Fritz Dewev Fritz Kenneth Fry Mavnard Fuhrman Miriam Gable Fred Gerfin Betty Getz Ralph Getz Donna Gottshall john Goshen Alberta Graham Williani Groff Irene Haake Erla Hallacher Frank Hardv Gardiner Harms Nancv H8SSm'lli3t'h Carol Hang Charles Haverstick Shirley Haverstick Helen Heath Renee Heaps ,Iohn Henny james Herr Marx' Ellen Hess Richard Hlnkle Florence Hoak Charles Hobdav Patsv Holland Thomas Hollingsworth Nancv Hougendobler Donald Hunter Carl Jaco Patricia jones Herman Kahler Audrey Kreiser Marv Ellen Keiser Ellis Kimmick Luther Kimmick ,lean Kinnard Dawn Kise Larrv Kise George Kitch David Kline Doris Kline james Kline Judy Kraft Ruth Kriner Darene Koons Harold Lenhard Audrey Lowry Charles Lusk Grace Mahan Laura Manlev Thelma Mann Evelvn Mathiot james McBride Ella Rose McKnight john Meister Marilyn Mellinger Nancy' Metzger David Meyers Donald Millar Hilda Miltenberger Fred Mimnall Ruth Minnick jack Montgomerv Beverly Moody Edwin Moore Jeanette Moore Constance Mover Eileen Mumma Betts' Myers J gg lfiff 'Q' jane Myers Cecilia Nagle Wzwue Nau Chester Newcomer Barbara Nnss Ravmonfl Odenwxalt james O'Reilly joseph Parkvn Elwood Pickell Frank Place Walter Price Janet Propst Joyce Ralston Kenneth Rapp james Raver Doris Reese Lerov Reese Robert Reese Shirlev Reese Robert Reichard Stephen Reisinger Marv Ann Rice Harold Richardson Dawn Riker Ann Rossman Marv Shaeffer Richard Shaeffer Danny Shaub Brenneman Shultz Patricia Ann Shultz joanne Sload Gwen Spiese James Spiese Kenneth Sprout Albert Stanton Robert Steffi' ,Ioan Stephens Barbara Stine Svlvia Stone Stella Stitt Melanie Swingler Kathervn Tavaglione Frank Thomas Rox' Thomas Charles Waltimyer Donald Warner james Webb Robert Webb Chester Weimer Bessie Wells Cleon Welsh George Williams Stanlev Williams Jerome Witmer Carol Zielinski Beatrice Zink la All 'dr' I f 5 the 0if1ce A Gerhart W1tte PRESIDENT Kenneth L Prersler SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Our Class of 1952 w1shes to express our thanks to our Supenntendent Mr Pre1sler who has done so much rn gu1d1ng us successfully throughout our school years BOARD OF EDUCATION The Co1umb1a Board ofEducat1on IS a group of C1VlC mmded persons whose duty 1S to govern the educa uonal affarrs of the commumty and to show us the way to a greater tomorrow Iohn D Denney MD TREASURER Charles B Fndy Ir X N ' ff Russel Y Kauffman fi' Iohn G. Mountz, D.C. Harry P. Snyder VICE-PRESIDENT Mary N. von Stetten SECRETARY 58 Harry W Smoker HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Our well known Principal gladly gives of his time and efforts in settling our problems cmd ID keeping our standards high in every way Iames H Rust ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Wherever a kind helping hand is needed our As sistant Pnncipal is there with his friendly smile and cheery words of advice Elaine P Menchey Serving as Secretary to Mr Preisler and the Board of Educa tion Mrs Menchey 1S a friendly and efficient worker Ianet B Raver Another capable member of the office force 1S Mrs Raver who is popular with all the stu dents because of her helpful ways Faculty Director WILLIAM G. BENDER .................... Instrumental Music MARY K. CARTER ....................... Latin: Mathematics ALMA C. BITTNER ............. .......... S panish DOROTHY I. COOPER .................... Art Supervisor M. DOROTHY BROOME ,............. .... E nglish RALPH C. DILLER ...,.................... Industrial Arts Examlnatxons 'to check on the physrcal irtness of the students are grven by Doctor McNeal and Mrs Rodenhauser School Nurse Mrs Schultz enjoys makmg shorthand lun for her pup1's Thrs boys physrcal abrhty rs outstandmq Mr Hondras tells MISS Searrqht Mr Huntzmger shows an erqhth grade class what therr muscles look hke . . g fi S n l . AA . X , I it 60 Facult Director THOMAS M. DONAN .....,................. Mathematics: FLORENCE S. FULWEILER ............ American Government Football Coach H. ROBERT FLEMING ...................... Industrial Arts MARY S. GROFF ...,,........,..... ,.English LILLIAN M. FRANTZ ......................, Home Economics THOMAS N. HONDRAS .......,...., . .Healthz Physical Taking a look into the future Mr Diller and Mr Fleming decide on supplzes that will be needed for the coming year Miss Frantz keeps the girls well informed on how to be the ideal homeworker S -1- O is an example of what you may find Mr Rust writing on the board Bl Education: Assistant Football Coach Miss Cooper s artistic ability is reflected in her students who are learning to develop this fine art lv ,-l I , , ,. F 5 r 1 ,. . I A Q O 7 5 1 ng' ' . ' .,iF'4 l . -- U ll ii. u Facult Director RICHARD K HUNTZINGER ELMER W KREISER ALFRED M LAMPMAN Scxence Englrsh Iumor Htgh Basketball and Football Coach Commerclal Studles IANE K LINK Htstory SAMUEL W MCNEAL MD School Doctor LORETTA R MINICH Vocal Musrc Mrss Musser Mr Donan and Mrs Lmk take trme out from hall duty for a short tete a tete W1th a sly gnn Mr Sweger has just asked hrs brology students a questxon that wrll be drfhcult to answer Ill be glad to show you how to locate the book you need replres Mrs Sheckart Mr Lampman bookkeeprng teacher and Mr Taylor typmg mstructor get together to discuss commercxal problems Latm For a better understandmg oi our own language Mtss Carter advrses us to take 'ff55Nls.,- O 1 U U . I I I I Baseball Coach I . .....,.,.....,........,. . ti LA I . . , 1- ' ' 62 Faculty Director MARY B MUSSER Enghsh French HAZEL RODENHAUSER R N School Nurse CARL M PAYNE Mathematrcs IAMES H RUST Mathematrcs General Scrence Sczence Track Coach Educatron NELL K POSEY General Busmess EDNA R SHECKART Lrbranan Mr Krerser IS here enyoymg a bnei pause before qorng back to h1s Englxsh class Wrth Enghsh papers graded and marks recorded we fmd Mrss Grofi relaxmg rn the quret oi her home As drrectress ol our Glee Clubs Mrss Mrmch proves that a day can be enlrghtened wrth song Mr Wmdmuller has another day to test hrs nerves of steel' Whrle Mrs Fulwerler and Mr Pew wergh the rmportance of a hlSlO1'lCC1l event Mr Sheckart remains an amused onlooker 63 O GEORGE R. PEW ......................... History: IUDITH L. SEARIGHT ....................... Health: Physical 9 1 1 Facult Director THEODORE M SHECKART Hxstory LEWIS E SWEGER EVELYN D SHULTZ Commercxal Studres RUSSEL I TAYLOR ANNA D STOTZ Enghsh Mathematxcs PAUL R WINDMULLER Who can qxve me the names oi the Usted habla Espanol? rs a favonte twelve Federal Banks? asks Mrs questxon asked by Mrs Blttner m her Posey Spanlsh classes Wxth the use and fall of hrs baton Mr Mr Payne makes algebra easy wxth hrs Bender sets the tempo for the band thorough explanatxons Brology Scxence Basketball Coach Commercral Studxes Safety Educatlon Mrss Broome uses vxsual azds as a means to a better understandmg of the subject The answer to the problem rs not drfh cult Mxss Stotz miorms her math class lf the correct procedure rs used 64 . . . . . ................. . ........,... . ......... . . , , .. - .1 U , . - - - U . . . , . . . 1 . ,.. . H -'bf e. f Senlor Eleanor Grace Albert Eleanor rs carefree and gay but does her work 1n a drhgent way Charles Wrllxam Albm Alby never has much to say but once he starts he lS hard to stop Barbara Ann Aston A screech of t1res and a slam of brakes tell us Bobby Ann has made her appearance Margaret lane Bamett A movre f1lled w1th sus pense cokes and sw1mm1ng can always br1ng v1vac1ous Marg to the scene Wrllram Henmng Barton In Buzz s op1n1on sports and Ieanne are a f1ne comb1nat1on to f1ll the spare hours Martha Loraxne Berger Martha our blonde blue eyed prano player comes to our rescue at Glee Club practrce Donald Eugene Brshop Ir Happy go lucky B1sh was a necess1ty to our basketball team w1th h1s set shot artrstry Wrllram Henry Brommer Ir Whlpplnq out a comb every second or two and flashmg a b1g sm1le are B1lls outstandrng character1st1cs Beatnce Ann Brown Beat1e appears demure but her flashrng eyes and dazzl1ng sm1le prove d1fferently Donald Arthur Campbell If your 1deal boy 1S tall blonde and stud1ous look for Bo Harlan Carey Columbra Hrgh was put on the map by Pro s famous h1gh jumps Harry Drtfenderfer The one mterest rn the l1fe of tall and srlent D1f'fy IS h1s old car whrch he dreams w1ll someday change 1nto a n1ce new Mercury Bernexce Betty Durborow Berns qu1et but l1ke able nature contrasts w1th her pretty flamrng red ha1r Ioyce Earhart Our pet1te and studrous Ioyce always has a bnght and cheery sm1le for every one Mary Ioanne Ehly Our tall blonde Io dreams of becommg the perfect secretary after graduat1on Cathenne Ellen Ellwem As skatrng IS her best hked past1me our dark harred Kltty lS usually found at her favor1te r1nk Martha Eleanor Eves When Marty 1snt teas 1ng or jokmg w1th her classmates she can be found blow1ng away at her trombone Charles Rrchard Fornoft Drcks pleas1ng per onal1ty w1ll be an asset to hrm after graduat1on Barbara Fox A newcomer to our class Babs has the knack of makrng fnends very fast Iames Lrvely Fox I1mmy 1S the one to see when 1n need of an encourag1ng word or a cheer 1ng joke Melvm Charles Garner One of the more fortu nate students happy-go lucky Mel only has to attend school for half a day Schuyler Eugene Gamber Gamber 1S just as fast as can be cause he s our Mr Touchdown you see Charles Thomas Grbson Ir Good natured Tom w1th freckles and blue eyes 1S our fa1thful scoreboard keeper at football games Ioan Carol Gurles If our quret and dependable Ioan keeps up her good work she w1ll surely make an excellent teacher Constance Mane Hartman Connre s pep and energy w1ll ard her 1n the secretanal held Charles Rrchard Herm Bud a speedy half back and smooth dancer has a specral sk1ll of w1nk1ng at the g1rls Helen W Hess HBSSIG red harred and full of pep dehghts 1n tell1ng corny jokes Margaret lane Hmkle Energetrc Peg an ar dent sports fan d1splays her athlet1c ab1l1ty 1n play1ng basketball and bOWllng Mary lane Hrpple H1pple can usually be found 1n the halls trymg to get a gl1mpse of her current crush Gordan Iay Hoover Gord1e also known as D D spends most of h1s t1me rn the gym burld mg up h1s strength Donald Lee Iones Donnre who IS fortunate enough to have blonde curly ha1r espec1ally l1kes track and basketball pants and smooth dancmg all add up to Luk1e Ioanne E Krrchner Ioanne occup1es most of her t1me wr1t1ng lengthy eprstles to one of Uncle Sam s nephews Helen Krerser M1rthlov1ng Helen makes sure her work IS done before she enters 1n the fun Iohn Elmer Kuhns As a daydreamer Iack fan c1es h1mself the proud owner of a new Chevrolet Mary Lou1se Leaman In class LOUISE hardly seems ahve but just you wart t1ll 3 45 Paul A Lerbfned F1sh1ng and swrmmrng 1n the nver are Pecker s favor1te sports Sara Margaret Lrndenberger When Sara goes out 1nto the world as a secretary her frrends w1ll m1ss her ga1ety and laughter Gordon Lxvely Nook 1S the fellow who passes the chew1ng gum around along w1th h1s humor ous jokes Wrllram Henry Lockard B1ll a lover of the out doors looks forward to fulfrllmg h1s l1fe long amb1t1on as a forest ranger Sh1rley Lou Long Teasmg jokes and a snappy laugh help make Sh1rley a lrvely classmate Larry Dean McDonald Mac s mnocent sm1le 1S only a cover up for h1s m1sch1evous nature Betty Lourse McKn1ght Betty s sweet person allty and fam1l1ar glggle w1ll never be forgotten by her classmates. I , . . .- ll ll I . , T I ... I - . . - , . , . - n 11 I O I - . 1 ol T . , ,.., , . . . - , I ll ll . - . 1 . ., -T I , , If I ff - - Lewrs Clark Kauffman. Ir.-Crop cut, pegged ' v ll - II , . , u ll , . 1: u . . ' Q I - ' I ll ll ' - , . - I - I I - . I ll 4 I ll - ' ' 'I ' I' - . , s . - , - .. j I - Manan lean McKonly Manan g1ggles eats and dreams of Opp Donald Henry Manley Noggre a tuba player IS a happy go lucky lad who proves to be a splen d1d referee for mtramural games Lours Delano Marcello After graduat1on Lou w1ll spend most of h1s t1me swabbmg the decks of battlesh1ps Rxchard Vmcent Moore Ir D1ck our rnustcal clown pracuces h1s ukulele lessons ID seventh per1od study hall Ionas Ronald Mumma Ronnle our very own Iturbr usually has the class topsy turvy Rose Mane Murry Rosre has two favor1te pas t1mes meetlng D1x and eatlng peanut butter cups Munel Ehzabeth Myers Munel thrnks xt s qu1te all r1ght to laugh and eat from morn t1ll n1ght Mary Lou Olena Lou our carefree and fun lov1ng fr1end IS well on the way to becom1ng a f1ne srnger Patncra lane ORe1lly Pat proves her Ir1sh background by her wear1n of the green Thomas Gregg Pnce Ir Tom who wh1les away h1s hours at Stover s wants to 1o1n the Ma rmes after graduat1on Sherlyn Sylvza Quxckle Sherlyn s wavy ha1r and npphng muslc blend w1th her pleasant per sona11ty Ioan May Raab Ioan the htgh stepprng head Drum Majorette wants to be a teacher M Stephan1e Re1tzel Steph s crackmg of gum and her contag1ous glggle w1ll not eas1ly be for gotten Shrrley Leona Resch To get the latest l1pS on cloth1ng we consult Sh1rley our walkxng fash1on plate Iohn Shaub Rhoads Ir When W1res 1snt wrestl1ng 1n the gym he s teasmg the g1rls Phylhs Ann Rrnehart Relax1ng w1th a mystery book and a box of chocolates 1S Phyl s 1dea of a perfect evenmg Kenneth Edward Ruch Laughlng blue eyes and a m1sch1evous gr1n are only two of the reasons why Ken 15 such a popular classmate Mary Cathenne Rust Rusty our sleepy t1me gal wakes up 1n a flash when nurs1ng her l1fe s amb1t1on IS ment1oned Mrlton Charles Scott A shy gnn and a qu1et greet1ng help make up the tall blonde track fan we all know as Whltey Ahce Mae Shaw Skeeter an 1mport from Camp Verde Anzona 1S one of the cute sen1or dreamers Ioan Eleanor Showalter Tops on Ioan s 11st of favontes are a certam college freshman and Ray Anthony s rnustc PCPSOH3lltl6S Sandra Shultz Sandy who just loves Cadlllac cars and opera s1ngers has hopes of becommg a great smger herself Patncxa Anne Sregnst Pat s Wednesday n1ght bowl1ng w1ll soon grve way to nurses trammg Ioseph Arthur Slxck Ioe l1kes to eat French fI1eS see movtes and of course dnve h1s grey Plymouth Eleanor lean Srmth Smrtty IS never happrer than when she 15 elther cheer1ng at our games or datlng Merv Sara Ann Smrth Talkat1ve Sara who 1S an ar dent basketball fan has a weakness for chocolate coated almonds Geraldme Ember Sprese Gerry spends most of her t1me keepmg up the morale of her Sa1lor boy Jeanne Staub Blonde eH1c1ent and athlet1c Ieanne 1S rarely seen unless she 1S laugh1ng or cheer1ng up a fellow classmate Ehzabeth Iosephme Swarr L1z thlnks 1t s sheer delrght to play 1ntramurals on Thursday n1ghts Dean Bernard Vorght The tall s1lent type de scnbes Dean who outshrnes most of us at the bowl1ng lanes Irene Grace Von Stetten A sudden outburst of laughter 1n the class can usually be traced back to Irene the 1nst1gator of 1t all Charles Rrchard Walk Sprgot the clown of our class wnnkles hrs nose whenever he laughs Dawn L1lhan Walker Dawn qu1et and s1n cere has proved a fa1thful member of the band Wllh her tenor sax Ioanne Carole Walter 10516 keeps us all en tertamed w1th her poems her musrc and dreams of fame Ronald Weaver When takrng t1me out from jok 1ng and laugh1ng Ronme 15 usually cons1der1ng h1s future career as a phys1c1an Ioanne Arvena Wenzel Ios sweet personal 1ty plus her laughter can br1ghten up anyones gloomy day Robert Barry Wertz Wertz our lrttle out of town professor knows more than he 1S w1ll1ng to tell Iames Cnswell Wrtmer Dont be fooled by Irms ser1ous fac1al express1on for h1s hrdden sm1le 15 qu1te fnendly Kenneth Reaphael Wolpert lf you have leakmg faucets call on Ch1cken our energetrc half back who s amb1t1on 1S to be a plumber Mervm Chfford Zeamer Spebbxe our bru1s1ng All County tackle plays good musrc as well as good football Beryl Rebecca Z1el1nsk1 If you are feelrng gloomy glance at Beryls tw1nkl1ng eyes and happy sm1le O C . 11 - 11 . 1, 11 . . 1 1 ' 1 11 11 . . 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MCDIVETT GENERAL ELECTRIC Electrzcal Contractor Phones 4 2179 and 4 2168 15 NORTH 4TI-I STREET S W P PAINTS MYRTLE ASHTON Be Iuty S1lOn Telephone 4 7016 633 WALNUT STREET POTTER s Dorothy Shoppe ART LRAFTFRS PRINTIING 27 S FIFTH STREET Rohm I5 Mclzgu lrop HERBERT COAL and ICE COMPANY Kerosene MILL STREET QND TO 4TH Phone 4 3156 JOHN SIEORIST General Merchandrse Columbxa RD 'J' Pho e 4 8422 L B MUSSPR PONTIAC 24 30 N FOURTH STREET Columbla Pa Telephone 4 4101 C onzplznzuzf Y' llflll S IDINI' ll 134 Lancaster Ave OPEN 24 HOURS Phone 4 9618 CompIIments C R RUPP J lDlAlllll7llf0l 0 Pnl els and lofafo Cbljrs Phone 4 3938 ColumbIa Pa 68 v YQ 1 V 1 Y A - A I LV K - A I B, 7 1 ' . ' I 'I' .'. '. , ' . . . . L I Coal - Ice - Fuel Oil . Sales and Servive I , . . -:fl ' ' ' n - ' , . O' ' ' .R ou ' 0 w 7 1 L 4 1 STUDIA NROTH S Food Storr- llll IHA NT IN FOODS STH AND BLUNSTON STS Phone 4 8286 HEINEMAN S Modem Department Store READY TO WEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY JOHN LIVELY FRUIT and PRODUCE STH AND CHERRY STS Columbla Phone 4 7131 WILLIAM B KASEL 440 CHESTNUT ST Columbla Pennsylvanla Insurance of all K nds JIM MORTON S BARBER SHOP 600 Manor 91 Phone I 9073 folur :bm SUNOCO GAS ST ATION Under neu nmnuyfnwnt Complxments Vlannger COLUMBIA TOBACCO CO 444 EAST MAIN ST Edmund A Wlckenhenser P op Mountvllle Pa CHET FUHRMAN MOTORS KAISER FRAZER HENRY J Factory Trcnned Mechcmlcs 254 N 9TH STREET Columbna Pa Phone 4 4212 Radios Electric al Appliances HIXRYLYJ NIILLILR Harduure Guns Fishing Tarkle MODENE PAINTS Plumbing Heating Roo ng OIIOUUIIQ, Slolners 011 Burners Phone 4 7891 Columbla GORDON WASTE CO SCRAP IRON AND METALS PAPER AND RAGS Columbla Pa Phone 4 4306 6 . 1 , 7 ., J . , H H 1 . , . 1 , - - , 1 ' , Pl! I If 11 E of , ,, f f . Arthur YV. Garvin Sales and SefViCe J P' I , ' ' . ' ' , r . - l , . 1 - , K, 1 1 Q r - 1 . - 1 7 ' - - 3: - ' , Pa. 9 Complzments J VINCENT DIETZ COAL 559 UNION STREET Phone 4 9921 IS I-I E R DAIRY PRODUCTS gf QAM 452. Qvvi Phone 4 3196 Columbla Pa Complzments EDWIN D BECKER Fuel O11 EDWIN E GREIDER Notary Publxc INSURANCE Auto Life Fzre Rep esentmg STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS Office 738 LOCUST STREET Columbxa Pa Phone 4 2144 Comphments SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 5TI-I 85 LOCUST STS COlumb1a Pa HARRY MABLE AUTO lIA5b INSTAI LED ISTOM MADE SEAT LOVERS 145 BETHEL ST COLUMBIA PA Phone 4 9883 AUGUST DINKEL Butcher Bee Pork Veol Lomb Phone 4 8901 Washmgton Boro Complrments A FRIEND D 81 D DINER A Good Place to Eat ROUTE 30 2 Mlles East of Columbxa MOBILFLAME BOTTLED GAS HARRY A BESSLEB APPLIANCES PLUMBING HEATING YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS By M ullms Mountvllle 5 941 1 COLUMBIA MOTOR PARTS DISTRIBUTORS AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 138 LANCASTER AVENUE Colurnbla Pa 70 ' O' c of of u I . KAUFFMAN'S TOPS COVERED-UPHOLSTEIIINI, CL ' 1 ' , ' I , . - oi f - - - O LYNCH S Fruit and Produce NORTH THIRD STREET Columbla Pa Phone 4 4319 Congratulatlons CLASS OF 1952 SHAWNEE BAND ROY A LEIPHART TRUCKING 2nd AND LINDEN STS Columbla Pa The Iflrst I olunlbla Ndtl0llall Bank Izstnbllshell 1 81 2 WIEWIBER FEDERAI DEPOSIT INNLRNW E CORPOR XTION BkRLILY'S oultrv of All Ixuule Por Fuze Planar Call MILLERSVILLE 4180 N Compliments W M BAUWI ANN SEHK It E STATION 3RD ST Bn MARIETTA PIKE Clgars Candy Soda Pflllllflllll BUCHER PHARMACY INC 403 LOCUST STREET Bucher Bulldmg We Furmsh the Home EDW ETZWEILER SONS FINE FURNITURE ETZWEILER FUNERAL HOMES COLUMBIA WRIGHTSVILLE YORK PA THE COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO Complxments MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP Phone 4 4051 ROOM 2 BUCHER BLDG 71 9 Y ' Q , . I 1. w ! 1 . V. C - C , Drugs - Toilvlrivs I L, 1 '- V I - ' of . . ' Q 7 ' T n - L I ' 1 'Y v , . IK ' ,I I of , . 04 GOOD BROTHERS INC Dxstrrbutors of Nucoa M1rg1r1ne Hellmin s Real M'IyOnn'use Borden s Flne Cheese Mrs Gmss s Soup MIX Snow Crop Frozen Foods Phone 4 4621 Columb1a Pa COLUMBIA AUTO CO ICHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE GEO F HORN Prop KECK S MEAT MARKET 178 SOUTH STH STREET HOME DRESSED MEATS Cheese Eggs Butter Full Lune of Grocerues and Frozen Foods Phone 4 9821 Wzth Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 52 I Ill I Wllll X Nl AI Ll' illl If I KSTINGS 1 0llPOB 1'l'l0N Comphments W A L K S SERVICE STATION CHARLES WALK Proprretor SHREINER and SNYDER ll holesale l on erlmners Greet ng Cards Kodaks KIRSTEIN S STATIONERY STORE 367 LOCUST STREET Columbla Pa Fountain Pens Leather Wallets Complzments FAIRVIEW MANOR NURSING HOME GRADUATION GII TS In xx I I1 I Photo 5111111111 1 lmto 141111 llllg, Easy Credt Plan PINKERTON'S JEWELRY STORE 425 LOCUST STREET State Theatre Bldg WIKI KIEHL IOAL I, ROY M RESSLER Happv I oolxmg METERED GAS SERVICE RANGES WATER HEATERS YORK HEAT OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT PLUMBING HEATING Phone 5 2301 MOUNTVILLE, PA 72 7 I ' ' ' . I I , - ls! . I . , . C 1- ' T 1 - , . . . , . - I oi Y 1 Y I 1 1 'wx 1 v ww J A 'A A A A A AA A A A L, A n 1 v ' ' a J A A ,i 9 L. of H w . ' ' I f 1 - S s 4 O 'III-v. C' 'xg w .- -A k1'f - i DON CARL BFAUTX SAION Phone 4 4183 541 LOcUsT ST COLUMBIA LINOLEUM CO Tlle Linoleum Wall Covering Felt Bose SILE9 -IND INSTAILI ITIONS Venetlon Blinds FIFTH 85 LocUsT STREETS Phone 4 8073 S W KAUFFMAN AND SON General Contractors SNYDER 8. CAMPBELL INC Home Appliances Bottled Gus Sth Bn LOCUST STS COLUMBIA Complrments S H U M A N S W E I S S E R S NEW FURNITURE Gas Ranges Heaters Sprmgs and Mattresses Electrzcal Applzances Restaurant 121 150 WALNUT STREET 412 HELLAM ST WRIGHTSVILLE Phone 4 9024 Columbia Pa KLINE S Qualify C1r0Cr11cv SECOND AND LINDEN STREETS CO1umbIa Pa Phone 4 92 11 McCormick Form Equlpment REFRIGERATION MOUNTVILLE PA Igaitnn II A SFW FRS I LRLDISF Meet Your Frlends at the RECORD BAR Hear the latest h1ts VICTOR CAPITOL DECCA and COLUMBIA Records F K BARTCH INC 449 Locust Street Treat Yourself to the Best HOME TOWN DAIRY MILK BAR 22 SOUTH NINTI-I STREET 73 . A r v D n If I I I I . -A I 1.' , '- 7 I ' , of ' 9 . . ., - ., - , . 7 I V P 7 n I P . , . , . if 1, 9 . on M I I 1 u , A . . , . Carmval Supplzes Daggetts Chocolates COLUMBIA CANDY CO 631 LocUsT ST Columbla Pa Phone 4 4611 0Il21?lIllZf71fN of MUSSER FARMS BEACON SHOE MFG CO CHII DRI' N S SHOFS 13TH AND FRANKLIN STS Columbxa Pa Phone 4 8331 New York Office 1261 Broadway 25 27 N 11th St Phone 4 7250 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Columbla Pennsylvama H OWFRS STI TI FR 125 N SIXTH STREET Columbxa Pa Phone 4 8873 CLASSIC HOSIERY SHOPS INC Nylon How Wflllllll I Appmcl Cflllllllll s KVM: COLUMBIA PA Rosanna Re1tzel Mgr FREY S WATCH SHOP S1104 16111 mg III all mafcx 0 Azmrnmz and Sum WafclJvf and Clarks Hlgllf' t Quahty Workman hlp Compllments of THE STATE THEATRE Congratulations o Our Leaders of Tomorrow WM T KLINE and SON 427 LOCUST ST Columbma P GROFF S FOOD STORE 8th AND CHERRY STS Complete Lune of Meofs Frozen Foods and Grocernes Complzments ESTFLIA NEINFR BI AUTY SALON Phone 4 7308 Columbxa P H C ANDERSON Plu mblng mul Healmg, 202 POPLAR STREET Co1umbIa Pa 74 . . L , u f' I g . . . . , . , . , . by V V ' I Rebuilders of ' ' ' ' 1 'Q ff Generolos - Siarlers - Regulators . . I ,Q , l , Dlsfribuiors - Batteries - Spark Plugs I ' , . , , . 1 v. 27. I . v ' 1 a I- if L A , . ' , ,' . , Real Esioie ond lnsuronce 7 . S . , S . . , a. 1 Y - Qf . . I 4 ' l ' r l I 1 ' . , . , a. UNCLE NEV S A Complete LIne of A11 Popular Sportmg Goods ANDY KERNERS RECORD BAR Latest Hlt Records Sheet Muslc MUSICHI Instruments and Accessorzes 366 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA Houlmg cmd Movmg C CROUSE Phone 4 2128 SENFT S MENSSHOP STATE THEATER BLDG Congrufulohons I952 MOTTER SUPPLY CO 232 LOCUST ST Phone 4 8521 TACK I-IORNER SHOES Stores COLUMBIA and MT Ov COLUMBIA LUMBER DIVISION PETER LUMBER CO EIGHT!-I AND WRIGHT STS KING S Mens ond Boys Wear 363 365 LOCUST STREET When SILCO IS In Town Prices Stay Down 309 LOCUST ST COlumb1a Pa Comphments FOREMAN S GROCERY STORE COPLEY S DINER Open Day and Nzght 326 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA Phone 4 3323 Complzments STEWART S FOUNDRY 18TI-I AND FRANKLIN STS 75 9 I I v 5 N I L L L, 0 lwk The Ploce to Buy Point Dutch Boy ond Gleem Paints Hordwore - Veneiicm Blinds in Y 1 1 . ' y . . , . 7 7 'I Congratulatzons to the Graduatmg Class L B HERB SI SON SCHOOL 85 OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE BOOKS STATIONERY PRINTING The Portable Typewrzter Store 46 fn 48 W KING ST Lancaster Pa COLUMBIA CLFANFRS P Valavanxs Prop Plant and Office 310 312 CHERRY STREET Phone 4 3231 Complxments DAN ID H BI'l RFB FOR PHILCO Rczdlos Refrugerofors Freezers fl' FRANK ENDLRS Phone 5 9471 MOUNTVILLE PA SIGNS 1226 LANCASTER AVE Columbxa Pa Nukolaus Electnc and Radio 438 LOCUST ST Columbla P NX AIT H SHOP JEWELRY WATCHES AND GIFTS MOUNTVILLE PA JOHN EICI-IHORN nluml m I I fadmg TAII OR CI OTHII R 13 NORTH 4TH STREET Phone 4 3516 LUCAS MANUFACTURIN COMPANY G FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS BEDDING It Costs Less at OQTI' BTAG 9 444 LOCUST ST 76 . , of S J. ' . I-IOUGENDOBLER P 0 F F ' S ' ' ' Co. R1 V . . ' , a. Cf I' ' . ' DANIEL W LEBER S Cce sor IO HOWARD LEBER tk SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 4 3581 Congratulatzons to the CLASS OF 1952 Youn Photogxlphcr I G WAKEFIELD LANDIS YOUR HOTPOINT APPLIANCE DEALER Tele smn Sale and Service 458 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA PA Phone 4 9419 PAUL C CROUSE G M C 8. Oldsmoblle Sal: mul Sen ICP 320 Chestnut Street GOODRICH TIRES TEXACO GAS OIL Complzments FALTIN CAFE TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION 6th Street 85 Lancaster Ave Phone 4 9579 Complzments of BOB BROOKS BARBER SHOP MOUNTVILLE PA BRUBAKER S JEWELRY STORE 361 LOCUST STREET Columbla Pa Leading jewelers for 55 Years E GREENAWALT S SONS Cholce Meats MOUNTVILLE PA 'he Glnlumhm Columbla Pa P1115 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Phone 4 2125 77 U S A .I vi ' S ' , Q of I 'S I ' , , FI'C1nk Horn, Prop- Greasing and Washing . , v C. . Sl 57 C 341 CHESTNUT STREET , . Compliments of M A Y ' S FOOD MARKET 8TH AND WALNUT STS. Phone 4-4956 We Deliver RUBE'S Atlantic Station 14TH ST. tk LANCASTER AVE. Columbia. Pa. Compliments of BlARGARIg'l' SAGI2R,S Bfllllf-H' Salon 6TH Si, MAPLE STS. Columbia. Pa. Phone 4-7591 BILL S Ixus olllo 'Slim Spumllu llut U0 mal Nulvm lI'lll LINCOLN HIGHWAY Columbli R D 2 EAST END BODY SHOP F nk Suckmon Pop BODY cmd FENDER REPAIRS Phone 4 8311 15th St Off Lincoln Highway ColumbIa Pa GREENAWALT AND KECK Choice Meats 533 FAIRVIEW AVE Lancaster Pa 78 . A 'I' ll g Q 1 I ru , r . - .' 'fx in . . AUTO PAINTING gs z . I vs Cfllllflllllll ufx 0 HARRY M BARTCH SUSQIILH LNN x GLASS 1 OWIP LM WM YOUNG INSURANCE South llurd Strcet Ph ne 4 3508 WATCHES CLOCKS ILWI I I RS Repalrmg Our Speczalty JEWELRY DIAMONDS SATFR S Store for young people TOWN HALL 310 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA Phone 4 3664 PARK VIEW LUNCHEONETTE SIXTH AND LOCUST STREETS GREYHOUND BUS AGENCY Phone 4 9641 JOHN L GRAB A L GABLE BUICK Sales and Servxce 215 CHESTNUT STREET Best W1SheS to the CLASS OF 1952 BLA FR -XNKLIWN STORE C A HERR HARDWARE THIRD AND WALNUT STS Columbxa Pa Congratulatzons and Best Wzshes to the Class of 1952 MENCHEY S BOWLING LANES 336 LOCUST STREET Columbxa Pa HARRY C OSTERTAG FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 408 LOCUST ST Phone 4 9421 Complzments oi L A BACHMANS Lcrnco Food Store 639 MANOR STREET Phone 4 4876 Co1umb1a Pa 79 .Y 1 1 1 t 22 A 3 - . I , , A L f 0 - , 9 L A J K C. R. SMITH OC SON '7 , . I . . I . . , . CHESTER M HESS SALES mul SPR! ICE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LINCOLN HIGHWAY 85 SIXTH ST Columbxa Pa Congratulatrons to the CLASS OF 1952 LIVELY S GROCERY STORE ALBRIGHT BROTHERS Electrzcal Applzances 13 NORTH THIRD ST Columbxa Pa R E SHECKARD AND SON INSURANCE NOTARY Columbxa P Phone 4 4656 Complrments of Your jeu vlvr fflE.fTORE OF DUI! Ullllff DIAMONDS' X IQLIEEE Smvemnwmsl 307 LOCUST STREET Columb1a Pa J L MYERS SERVICL STATION Phone 4 9066 CONGRATULATIONS The Central Nuhonul Bunk of Columbia COLUMBIA PA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM THE COLUMBIA WATER Compliments of COMPANY CHRIS Incorporated T823 220 LOCUST ST HAMAKI R PlJof05,n111bI r PAUL H ELSLAGER PLUMBING HEATING GAS 81 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OIL BURNERS SPOUTING 930 LOCUST STREET Columbxa Pa 80 . . N l , H . . ..,.,., ,... ::,., :f,., .. .,.: :,,.A., ..,,., 5 EE :,:,.4 ZZ. - 1 A I Complzments Columbla RD 1 Colomal Smeltmg T R 0 0 P S and Meat Market 71 llll0l -. Life 451 LOCUST ST Reflnlng Co Inc phone 4 4296 Compliments of TIDY PRODUCTS B1 111113 Shop 28 SOUTH ELEVENTH ST Phone 4 9179 Qucxlnty Dcury Products Phone Mlllersvllle 4954 RICE 81 WENTZ INC Garage Rear 320 CHESTNUT DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Servzce LAMPARTER Turkey Farm Quollty Dressed Turkeys MOUUtV1116 Pa Phone 5 9983 Complzments Abe Karhp 1NOI'lll lll H Clinton Dealer ln l -:PII l are Columbxa R D Phone 4 7316 81 of NAOMI MCKINNE5' TURKEY HILL DAIRY ' ' ST. ' S . Y 1 . I ' . of . ' . . .2 Congratulauons to the Class of 52 Wll IQEHSHAW PIHINTINI1 IUMPANY sl In S JOHNSON S DINER Best Wzshes To You Class of 52 A Good Plum to WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCH REPAIRING Fnjm WfJr11csf11111 10041 DESCHS JEWELRY STORE 134 S SECOND 186 LANCASTER AVENUE Pho E 4 74 2 K E P N E R S HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY 324 LOCUST ST Columbla P Pho 4 9353 FIRESTONE DEALER Best Wzshes to e CLASS OF 1952 l.l'I l'l,E l'lllNl'E. lNl 82 . 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COLUMBIA Phone 4 9727 WARNER BROS. Automotive and Farm Machinery Repairs Phone Millersville 2186 wal Wlember F1 dc-ral Doposlt Insurance I orporatmn Depository for your School Savings Account Save when you re young Slave when you re old STUDEBAKER LANCASTER AVE Columbia Pa Phone 4 3611 FRANK SAHD SALVAGE CO ap M f l on Paper nd R Used Ca s Wrecked Ca s Elec? col Supplies 11th Em LANCASTER AVE Columbla Pa Phones 4 8506 4 8501 firorge I' W f-lgfl Groceries Meats Produce SRD 85 POPLAR STS Phone 4 4981 84 I I I . Z 1 Ol' T 1 ' 1. Y , . ' Used Machinery 81 Building Materials 4 Scr e a s, lr , a ags ' , , I' - f ri ' - I q I .
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