Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

S5 r SUSQUEHANNOCK Presented By The Graduahng Class of 1953 COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL Col b' P yl ' FGREWORD Much thought and cons1derat1on went mto the choosmg of the Cxrcus theme for thls years presentatxon of the Susquehannock On first thought lt appears that the Press Club decxded on a s1lly nonsensxcal top1c but lf you w1ll pause to look underneath the brxght banners and loud muslc you w1ll see an unexpected serxous sxde The character of the Cmrcus people expresses one of the most en v1ed phllosophxes of hfe Thelr abxlxty to hnde heartache under a sm1le m order to brmg cheer and joy to someone else IS a sterlmg qual1ty that all humamty de snres They are also an example of the fact that the people who put up the tents and the workers behmd the scenes are just as necessary as the stars who take thelr bows 1n the center rmg Everyone xs needed to make the show run smoothly no matter how small he may be As you read through thxs yearbook you wlll be wltnessmg the most memo rable spectacle of your l1ves We have taken every effort to make thls our last performance m Columbla Hxgh School The Greatest Show on Earth TABLE CF CCDNTENTS Dedlcatlon Faculty Class Poem Underclassmen Semors W1ll Past Performances Act1v1t1es School Board Alma Mater Supervmsors 19 Sports ' ' 1 3 ., 20 4 . 24 ' 5 ' 28 16 ' ' ' 29 18 52 ' . 53 DEDICATED wrth deep gratrtude to Mrs Florence Fulwerler for her past servrces as advrsor of the Semor yearbook and wrth equal appre c1at1on for her mfimte gurdance beyond the demands of the classroom 3 CLASS POEM School days now are endmg For the class of fifty three So pause a moment as we try To tell our hrstory It started one September day CWe just forget the date j When eagerly our class began High school lxfe nn grade erght Our first pep meetmgs football games The dances and the play Were all enjoyed and we had fun Up t1ll the final day Then most of us were Freshmen And became much more at ease For we found frlends by jo1n1ng One or more actwxtxes As Sophomores we felt grown up And were filled wlth dellght For our class dance was a success And the whole year was brrght After a brxef vacatmon we Returned to Columbxa H1gh With dr1v1ng classes bowlmg proms How fast the days flew by' And then our Semor year began We really felt qulte dlzzy For all those graduatlon plans Kept everybody busy Now we are leavmg C H S Our lessons here are done But none of us w1ll eer forget The years of work and fun xp HlCly Qbffx Q X 5' mrf i smv 4, 6 44Pr:N!5xv CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER ROSE AND SILVER WHITE ROSE MOTTO All the world IS a stage and each man 1n hls tlme plays a part 4 1 ' 9 , . . Y ' 5 1 1 Y . , . . V Y 7 I . . V Y ' Y . . . - 9 7 7 , . , 1 . . ., 7 7 v eg -' JP , .- o X 'fill -' Q N C-tf..4:.-,s..m ' 4 f' X . o ' - ' f ' .10 '17 5 :, A .?f A ' ' z MM .5enXXvs.g 'Bm OAR x urxu Pc rO.CX'x On, We ' 5 O QD lx JOHN F. ADAMS rrfohnli If you like guitar music That's really smooth and mellow, Then ask John to play for you, For he's an obliging fellow. PEGGY ANN BARD upegn This lass is a musician, A trumpeter is she, But after graduation A typist Peg will be. FRANK LEO BARTON Frank When football season comes around, Frank plays with all his might, And if you ask, he'll tell you that Sports are his chief delight. u-lane!! Jane is known to everyone As an amiable friend, She hopes to be a secret'ry, When school comes to an end. CHARLES S. BROMMER uchubl! Who lives up on the hill, His name is Charles Brommer, and His home is in Klinesville. .1 f in I Huh.. Z fx IA' ' I I tk 0 NND 'N x JANE CAROL BERNTHEIZEL There is a certain blonde-haired boy, CAROL ANNE ASTON ltcaln She has been the president Of Y-Teens for two years, And, at all of our sports events, She helped to lead the cheers. DONALD W. BARTCH Bartchie He participates in football, And athletics of all sorts, And was chosen for the Press Club As the Editor of Sports. C. JOYCE BENNER ucindyn This girl, Cynthia Benner, Has such a friendly way, She rides to school and home again To Mountville every day. JAMES W. BIGLER Chipper Everyone likes Jim, although He hasn't much to say, For he is always courteous And nice in every way. EILEEN SUZANNE BROOKS uAggien At all parades and football games You're sure to find this girl, For she's a majorette who knows Just how to strut and twirl. -ofa ' s '3 X t.-in ,tim 1 i t X Q ! 'Ji fgi, has liv f N 1. ELAINE KAY BROOME Elaine Elaine's the actress of the class, With her dramatic ways, She ought to go to Broadway To star in many plays. RICHARD DONALD CULP Dappers This fellow comes to school each day To get an education, But you can bet he'd rather have A studyless vacation. FRED L. DINKEL l4FtedJJ Fred is our classmate, Good-natured and tall, Because he is friendly, He's well-liked by all. VIRGINIA M. FISHER uGinnyn Ginny is a winsome lass, With brown and curly hair, And if you go to Norwood, You'll be sure to see her there. CHARLOTTE L. GAINER Brown Eyes Charlotte's proven herself to be A quiet, friendly lass. She's also one of the smaller Members of our class. i! v '99 'W X W z I -J f l,?'Jv 4? N if CATHARINE C. CAMPBELL HKate!! Kate loves to cook, She'll make a good wife, When she has completed Her nursing school life. 's RICHARD GLEN DIEHL IKDick.U The Boys' Glee Club at C.H.S. Is an important thing, 1,,,, And Richard is a member who Has helped this group to sing. js- DOLORES IRENE ELLWEIN uDOttyn Now we give you Dotty Ellwein- She's a kind you rarely meet, Because all her classmates say She's nice and friendly--hard to beat. HARVEY DONALD FOLTZ Bess We know he lives out on the pike, But what we cannot guess, Is where he got his nickname rare. For he is known as Bess. MILDRED LAVONNE GETZ Millie We don't believe in gambling, Or making any bets. But we'll give two-to-one that What she wants, our Millie Getz! , e I i.3 vX...L xhsn. its-UVISK-n.,uu X lm' lllfx :a's,rg5qg, Q .X . .., . . .sa ,ccms llmnw -'QT W If K E' ,wk El. JOHN ADAM GREER Greer Can you canoe? This fellow can, He's known to us as Greer, He plans to study real estate, And make it his career. CHARLES F. HARTMAN Choker When it comes to sports and games This boy is really hep, To football he devotes his time, His energy, and pep. SHIRLEY ANN HEISTAND Shir1 Shirley marches with the band, As majorette, you see, She's going to college, and someday A teacher she will be. JOYCE ELIZABETH HERSHEY xr-Icy!! A loyal member of the band, A gal who's lively, gay, Joyce plans to join the Navy, And be a nurse someday. REGINA A. HERSHMAN Mike The next Hershman we introduce Has sparkling eyes and shining hair, These two assets help to make Regina a beauty fair. MARY IDA GROSS ltMig!! One of our peppy seniors, Whose smile is bright and gay, Mary had lots of fun this year, Acting in the school play. ANNA MAE HASSELBACH Annie There is a tall and dark-haired girl, Who comes to school each day, She helped the Press Club do its job Her name is Anna Mae. JOHN A. HERR Herkie Columbia is his school, Mountville his address, We predict that he will find, Lots of happiness. PATRICIA ANN HERSHMAN r4Patn Pat is artistic, She draws, paints, or etches, If you like fine art work, Just look at her sketches. SHIRLEY ELLEN HILLIAR Shirley Shirley is a peppy miss, Full of energy, Always willing to do her job Whatever it may be. PQ, 1 SUZANNE LOUISE HIPPLE Nsueil This gal's name is Susie, She just loves to have fun, And, as a snappy stepper, She is excelled by none. BERNICE MAY JOHNSON Bernie This girl called Bernice, with her Jokes and cheery smile, Helps to make our classes bright And merry all the while. MARSHALL KLINE, JR. Marsh Working on the farm Has made his muscles strong, And so, he joined the football squad, To help the team along. MARGOT M. MCCACHREN rrMatgs: Margot is our editor, She worked from morn 'till night, She wasn't satisfied until The yearbook was just right. SUSAN ELIZABETH MCNEAL usuen Sue's a well-liked senior, As busy as a bee, 'Cause she devotes a lot of time To each activity. f 'N 'H c' 715 'N mg DONALD CLAIR HOCH Hochie He's always snapping pictures, The reason is quite clear, For Hochie is the Press Club Photographer this year. DOLORES JANE KALEY HDOIOIP This lass known as Dolores Is a cheerful cutie, No matter what the task, she is Willing to do her duty. VIRGINIA BELLE LIDDLE ujinnyv Her winning smile, And appearance so neat, Make Jinny , our classmate, Very sweet. MARLIN G. MCMILLEN Mick Mechanical-minded Mick Loves to work with engines. Someday, he'll make a million With one of his inventions! RONALD NORMAN MABLE Gates Ronnie has interests Of two different sorts, One is the girls, And the other is sports. ll, tb! -1.4 g A rf ,W fm. AX . GW' S fl . M 6' elk , , Y. 4 af' THOMAS F. MABLE lKT0mll Tramping through woods and meadows, With a rabbit on the run, Hunting with his gun in autumn, This is Tom's idea of fun. MILDRED LOUISE MAHAN Millie When a helping hand is needed, Millie's always near, She can be depended on, For she is quite sincere. SHIRLEY ANNE MARKLEY usatnu Two of Shirley's favorites are French fries and peanut candy, She also thinks that Seventeen And Sammy Kaye are dandy. MERLE MARIE MATHIOT Merle If you looked in the library On Wednesdays around three, You saw our Merle working there, She's a Y-Teen, you see. JOHN 13. MELBERT xajohnir To be a printer someday Is John's worthwhile ambition, His hobby is to just relax And do a little Flshin'. MARGARET MARIE MACKE I npeggyn The next girl we shall introduce Is almost always merry. Her main ambition is to be A super secretary. JOHN C. MANLEY snjohnli Everyone knows john, He's friendly and he's tall, Among his many interests Are bowling and football. GERALD ROGAN MARLEY Backbone Rogan is mischievous, He likes to have fun By playing a trick On some innocent one. ROBERTA DAWN MAURER Betta Roberta is a dancer So tiny and petite, And anyone will tell you that Her disposition's sweet. LAURENCE MELEY ULarryU This boy, who's known as Larry , Is very bright indeed. And when he goes to college We're quite sure he'll succeed. I'iI . I N WILLIAM NICHOLAS MELEY HBH!!! The next boy we shall introduce Is Larry's brother Bill , Because he is so big and strong, At sports he shows his skill. ANNA MAE MENKO Annie Talking with her friends At any time of day, And having lots of fun, these are Pastimes of Anna Mae. LINDA ANN MUMMA KKLinD Linda's the athletic type, She plays with pep and vim, And if you ask, she'll tell you tha Her favorite class is gym. DONALD BRUCE NEWCOMER NeWk If you like football players Who are tall and have blond curls, Then Don Newcomer is your boy, So, come and get him girls! FRANKLIN BRUCE PELURIE Frank Frank plans to go to college To study forestry, Two things he likes the most are Science and archery. CHARLES MENDENHALL UMOPH This fellow's name is Charles, but His best friends call him Mop , Of all the courses he has had, His favorite one is shop. GEORGE C. MENKO Chico Chico would consider Every teacher as his buddy, If only they would be more kind And not force him to study. RAYMOND JOHN MURR ujohnnyn To score those points in bowling is Not hard for john at all, For all ten pins go rolling, Every time he throws the ball. PAUL NEVIN OTT rtottyll Paul is going to join the Navy, So, a sailor boy he'll be, Swabbing decks, and sending signals, As he sails the deep-blue sea. GEORGE F. PETERS, JR. George George is a fellow who just loves to tease the girls, Whene'er he gets a chance, he hides Their books and pulls their curls, 0 My 'lan lf!! it 41 ' ,f ' fs 41 6? I Qu- LP 9 lr'-4f Nw t ' - Zi E A :wiv W . 2 JOANNE EDITH PICKELL HJC!! Joanne has such dark brown hair, Joanne has such snappy clothes, Joanne is a pretty girl, Everybody knows. JUNE LOUISE RUPP rifuneir June worked for our school paper, As Editor-in-Chief , That she has done a splendid job, Is everyone's belief. ROBERT G. SCHWERT uBObU This guy, with blond hair Is the real nature boy, For, fishing and hunting Wild game gives him joy. PATRICK J. SHILLOW upatv To go to sleep at any time Is easy for Pat Shillow, For, when he takes his nap in class, He doesn't need a pillow. GARDINER GEORGE SMITH Punkin Punkin displays prowess On the football field, it's true, But, what is more amazing, He plays basketball, too. ARTHUR MYERS RUPP uoppry If you should watch a baseball game Some sunny, warm, spring day, You'll probably see this guy called Opp Because he likes to play. KENNETH W. SCHULER t1Kenu The game is exciting, the score is a tie, Then, Columbia's fans give a cheer, For Ken shoots the ball straight through the net- When he plays, there is nothing to fear GLENDA LEE SHIELDS Glenda This peppy cheerleader jumps and yells At every football game, And, if the team should face defeat, She's surely not to blame! JENNIE MARIE SIMMONS Jennie Jennie has a hobby, A good one, too, we think, She likes to don her roller skates And whirl around the rink. SHIRLEY MARIE SMITH Shirley Small and graceful, With hair blond and curly, So nice to know, That describes Shirley. I Q -Fra 'gk l lik l Q32 Y- gl P3 f ner 5' Q 1 cV'53:...:,m f . fb 3 3 fa Q N my av J1. if ' -QQ, 1 ROSE MARIE SPIESE Rosie Whenever Rose takes part in A sports activity, This girl's skill in athletics Is very plain to see. NANCY LEE TAVAGLIONE ulvancyn I know this poem's much too short, And not so very fancy, But it would take a page to tell The nice things about Nancy. JEAN A. VAN VALKENBURGH Jeannie If you like happy people, Who laugh and make you cheery, Then you'll like Jean Van Valkenburgh, She really is a dearie. GARY E. WALLICK CKGary!! Gary's school activities Are varied, it is true, The football team, Dramatic Club, And then, there's baseball too. CHARLES H. WILLIAMS Chuck Chuck's title ought to be King of the eighty-eights , 'Cause here at C.H.S., His music really rates. WILLIAM BENJAMIN SPLAIN Bill To make things out of wood and metal Is a worthy skill, A boy who's learned this while in school Is none other than Bill . VIRGINIA ANN THOMAS uGinnyv Ginny is a very nice And very friendly gal, And when you get to know her, She is a loyal pal. KATHLEEN VECERO Bobbie Kathleen is a pretty lass, Whose nickname is Bobbie , Her goal is to be a Wave: Dancing is her hobby, ROBERT GORDON WEBB UBObU Someday, if you go to hear Your favorite band of swing, You'll find Bob Webb is playing there The future drummer king. CLARISSA MAE WOLCOTT C1arit There's something . . . 'bout this gal, And we think you should know it- Of all the jingles in this book, Clarissa is the poet. . Q J ,,., gg N. uuuull 43 .- --l'Nvq ig. 13 lm P0 x. YN Dui L-331359 Y ,big 4 Es 5 ' 9 iw I log Fi fi Vigil I My irq Ulf 75 . rf? JOHN ALBERT YOHE JR Wzldy Jack be mmble jack be quxck Jack runs hxs way to fame For when he scores those touchdowns Columbla wms the game' FREDERICH DWORSCHAK Fred Fred came to us from Austrxa And just one year he s stayed But lt would be quxte hard to count The many frxends he s made ELEONORE DORA METZLER Lorlz Lorh IS our classmate Who s as mce as she can be She came to our land from her home In far off Germany J lb Q01 1 .MAGS R Mg ll!l!ll!m I :Jef ' g QQ .Zinn 5 5' if 5 ZA f' ' 'fq'm'm 'L'f X gf F' V f b ? , . H ' ,Y ' Y . 1 H U 2, .. W a ' J 'Q I ' if Q If 'lf fs so fa r I K ' 3 - x ,.0 fp' Q .x Q X X . I. ' V I f3 ,JO Q I v I K . ,421 u 1 0 O f ,, , -N ,- ' . ' ' A . 6 0 ' 0 -ff' ' ' ' 3 f 'f' . ,ic 'Q -1 -- X W I M G MVZY, 1 3:1 ' rn - G 1 .I n ff NF I V- f. X I - 0 ' Q9 ' ,V 9 7 f YL L 1' X' 'ly A , or g. ,Z - L- . A ,f OUR MA COT QQ XX ff By specxal permxsslon the theme of thls yearbook has been based upon and the xllustratlons herem have been adapted from Walt Dlsney s motlon pxc ture DUMBO copyrlght 1941 Walt D15 ney Productlons 15 -Tig? xx X, -1. ,ij i X X I!! X 1 J .J K 0 I -j N A o b . - - e on be ',',b-e' I '11-f.,-,,, Q V x x ' - A-.X h V x Q , X ' 1 ,- ,fx 2 , - PAST PERFORMANCES Freshmen' How grown up we thought it sounded' We were only the small concession stand operators on the Midway but at long last we were part of the show In those by gone days we were shy and quiet fthe teachers seem to think weve changedj Smce we were so small and mconspicuous we Call 125 of usj envied the Seniors Little did we realize how soon we would have that envied position Looking back on our Freshman year we recall the beginning of guidance classes largest marching band in the schools history Iowa tests which determmed our achievements laughing at Mother Is a Freshman a hard fighting football team that came out on the long end of the count only three times the Liberty Ball our first professional assembly the Lenaros Sweet hearts of Melody a basketball team that won ten and lost eight Kuder preference tests to denote our aptltudes Rose of the Danube new faculty members Mr Donan Mr Lampman and Miss Searight electing Jack Yohe president Frank Barton vice president Sue McNeal secretary and Fred Dmkel treasurer our classmates in activities the Freshman Sophomore Party on St Patricks Day when the Sophomores decided they could stand us for one evening final exams And then Sophomores' 'l Promoted from the concession stands we were conducting the side shows this year We had lost our shyness for living up to the Sophomore tradition we were very sophisticated and worldly wise fthe teachers have another word for it smart I thmk they usej Even though we were so matureQ9j we still longed for the social status of the Semors It never dawned on us that we only had two years to wait Thinking of our Sophomore year brings to mind an enrollment of 122 the first Homecoming Game with the 1926 football team as guests Seven teenth Summer presented by the Dramatic Club student government mstl tuted at C H S a strugglmg football team that hit the win column only Normandy the 10 8 record of our basketball team the odd noises which originated in the library biology write up reelection of Jack Yohe, presi dent Frank Barton vice president Sue McNeal secretary and election of a new treasurer Donald Bartch Mr Kreiser and Mr Bender joining the teach ing staff the fun of picking hats pennants and class rmgs playing host to the Southern District Chorus the Freshman Sophomore Party when we left our hair down and mmgled socially with the Freshmen final exams and our high school career half over Imagine' Us upperclassmen' ' ' At last we were under the Big Top As seasoned troupers we could look down our noses at the youngsters going appre hensively through the halls Every wrong move we made the teachers re mmded us of the fact that we were now Juniors and good behavior was expected of us fwe thought otherwise as teachers soon found outj We still desired the prestige of the Semors but were content with the thought of only one year b tween us and them Memories of our junior year mclude Varsity C Club mitiations Commer cial Department swimming party a 6-4 record that made us proud of our football team the Glee Club s trip to the Ice Follies the start of a Junior bowlmg league drivers trammg with the man possessing iron nerves Mr Wmdmuller wearmg our sharp looking class rmgs for the first time Y Teens basketball season which ended with seven wins and eleven losses bemg recorded m the books the Y Teen formal with its South Pacific theme the Elmwood after the dances new class officers Frank Barton president Ken Schuler vice president jmny Liddle secretary and Glenda 16 , - . , . . . 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I . . l ,, . ,, . u 1 1 ' 1 1 v PA T PERFORMANCES Shields treasurer our girls intramural basketball team the Bloomer Girls who took the champlonshrp from the Semor teams Turn Back the Clock that mysterlous Virus X which caused the postponement of our talent show sev eral t1mes dolng the Virginia Reel at our fun nights outstandmg track team Larry Meley as Shakespeare in The Ghost of a Show the addl tion to the faculty of Mrs Sheckart and Mr Huntzmger the Chmese Garden theme of the jumor Senior Prom the success of the first festival sponsored by the Student Council our trip to Hershey which ended the school year looking forward Thls was lt' At last we were in the Center R1ng After three years of waiting we were finally at our goal It gave us a thrlll just to be called Semors We no longer had to envy anyone for we were the Big Wheels now The teachers kept telllng us that just because we were Semors we needn t expect special pr1v1 leges Cthey soon found out we got what we expectedl Our days at CHS drew qulckly to a close Our Senior remembrances are new football uniforms start of adult driving classes the Christmas cantata Donald Bartch heading the Student Coun the first pep meetlng in the gym when the cheer leaders played football the Blue Jays smgmg in assembly math projects Elaine Broomes weeping and wa1l1ng in A Change of Heart preparation of term papers guidance on a homeroom basxs the Autumn Whlrl june Rupp winning the D A R award victory parades after football games gettnng announce ments and namecards the HI'St homeroom Christmas decorating contest Shirley Hexstand giving the Mifflin address the winnlngest football team around CHS 1n a long time MagHOl13 Magic at the Y Teen formal Rogan Marley s crush on Miss Bollnsky shorter majorette skirts the Glee Clubs spring musical program exchanging pictures the fun of Christmas carollng at 3 00 A M Fred Dmkel and Bessle Foltz collectmg attendance sllps defeating Lancaster Catholic twice in basketball our front seats in assembly the pep rally at Jansons our exper1ences with four different English teachers the Snow Ball Larry Meley wmnmg the Pennsylvanla Week test our first technlcolor movie in assembly gett1ng off school for three days to conduct a census a highly successful basketball season Kline our substltute band leader insisting that he be called Buck Punkm Smith supplying us with food in POD class the commercial students after noon at the bank being first on the library slips recordmg our VOICES on the tape recorder dlstrlbutrng Christmas boxes the benefit movie for Frank Lowry new llghts in the library jack Yohe being elected presldent of our class once again w1th Arthur Rupp as vlce president jean Van Valken burgh as secretary and Fred Dmkel as treasurer gettlng off school to view the presidential inauguration on TV dancing to the music of Len Matrom s orchestra at the junior Senior prom Jack Yohe leading the football scorers of the county the traffic Jam we caused at the mtersectlon in the park Fred Dworschak refusing to wr1te with yellow chalk the Crimson and Gold Youth Day elections our record for absenteeism our all around triumph ln sports the Y Teen swimming and skating parties the day Mrs Weyant turned the tables on the boys and whistled right back at them our Semor Sextet smgmg at the 1953 Varietles Mr Sheckarts Jokes at Press Club meetings doing the john Paul Jones at our guidance parties all the good times at Bernie s the beauty of May Day finals Baccalaureate Serv ice May 31 our class trlp Commencement June 4 farewell to C H S 17 - ' v - u - as , . . . v , - - ' as n . . . . . . sa 11 - ln as - LL ' 77 . . . , . . . c1l . . . an as ' - - - ' Q . . . . U ,, . . . M . ,, . . . . . . . . H . . ,, ' ' as ' - ry , . . . . , . . . . . . . . H . ,, . - at av - ' - ' ' ' ' ' cs 91 as ' vv , , . . . . . . . . , 1 ' 9 ' , . . . . . 6 . as ' ' sc ' ' xv v ' ' il ' 9 77 , . . . . . . , . . . . . . The School Board RUSSEL KAUFFMAN, CHARLES FRIDY KENNETH PREISLER Supermtendent of Schools GERHART WITTE Presrdent MARY VON STETTEN Secretary HARRY SNYDER Vzce Preszdent jo SEPH FOPEANO WILLIAM BLANK Solzcztor absent, DR JOHN G MOUNTZ Th1s group of men and women can be found once a month 1n our board room dlscussmg the educatlonal problems of Colum much needed hghts ln the hbrary We are also grateful to them for the extra holxdays we had With then' permxsslon we had no school on the afternoon of january 20 so that we could vrew the president s lnauguratlon on televlslon Wlth the exceptlon of taking the school census we Senlors have done httle to show our apprec1at1on to them We would llke to take this opportumty to say Thank you for your kmdness 18 ' 4 . , ,' ,h U Q v J' ' . 1 x' ' S 7 !. ' ' bia. It is to these people that we owe thanks for installing the - n I , . . .I 4 15 . ' 79 MR RUST Ass1stantPrmc1paI MR SMOKER Prmczpal MR PREISLER Su permtendent The Supermsors These capable men who dlrect the work of our school from day to day can be found m our building almost any txme They spend long hours makmg plans for us and carrymg them out We the Semors would lxke to express our gratltude for the fine Job they have done and the cooperatxon they have shown us 19 , . , n . I il? vi? ik Q r 1 ,Vr,r 1 . . . l Y . , . ' , . . v 1' ' 1 ' 1 TRAINERb A thorn between two roses N1mble fmgered Mr Shultz and Mlss Bol1nsk1 attempt to explaln the more Comphcated methods of typlng to Mr Lampman ommerczal ISABELLE BOLINSKI ALFRED M LAMPMAN VELYN D SHULTZ What do you know' excla1ms Mrs Sheckart to Mrs Posey and Mrs Lmk Amt alnt 1n the dlc xonary rbranan EDNA R SHECKART General Busmess NELLE K POSEY Mr Wlndmuller forces a brave smlle as he once agam prepares for h1s Journey wlth the rough rlders These are truly the tlmes that try men s souls Dnver Trammg PAUL R WINDMULLER But Mlss M1H1Ch explalns Mr Fogelsanger wouldn t that sound smoother 1f rt were a sharp? Her only comment IS It s mn the book' Muszc Vocal LORETTA R MINICH Instrumental LINCOLN FOGELSANGER 20 C ' .- E . -6 ' t' l ! l l L' ' - . . History-JANE K. LINK TRAINERS Les eleves n etudlent pas states Mlss Musser Non facnunt agrees Mlss Carter Que podemos hacerlog asks Mrs B1ttner Nothlng Forezgn Languages Spamsh ALMA C BITTNER Latm MARY K CARTER French MARY B MUSSER Dld you ever see a round square? Mr Dlller and Mr Flemmg are trymg to mterpret the drawlngs of some of the w1zards 1n shop class Industrial Arts Wood H ROBERT FLEMING Metal RALPH C DILLER l1ttle cats feet M1ss Broome Not to be catty but It glV6S me the creeps to thmk about 1 English ELMER W KREISER M DOROTHY BROOME Its 1294 declares Mr Sheckart 1429 proclalms Mrs Fulweller No 1942 1ns1sts Mr Pew W1ll someone please tell these teachers when Co lumbus dxscovered Amerxca' ' Soczal Studxes THEODORE M SHECKART FLORENCE S FULWEILER GEORGE R PEW 21 u ' v ' ' Sv - , . H ' 77 ' , - . gg. vs - 1, . . . Mr. Kreiser: I dOn't see how fog can creep up on ' 7 9? . I I is . . - vt!q, y 66 71 ' ' , . . M 77 ' ' 1 1 - - TRAINERS When Mlss Cooper shows Mxss Frantz her newly pamted wall plaque M1SS Frantz excla1ms that lt looks just l1ke one of her de11C1OUS checkerboard cakes Home Economxcs LILLIAN M FRANTZ Art DOROTHY I COOPER After Mlss Stotz and Mr Payne have worked out a dlflicult mathematlcal problem the answer to whlch IS zero Mr Donan remarks All that work for nothlng Mathematics CARL M PAYNE ANNA D Srorz THOMAS M DONAN way a headstand should be done wxth the way the students do lt Can you blame them for lookmg so amuSed9 Physxcal Educatzon Boys THOMAS N HONDRAS Gzrls NANCY WEYANT Three mad screntlsts Mr Sweger Mr Rust and Mr Huntzlnger have made a Startlmg dlscovery Shell yolk albumen egg Sczence JAMES H RUST LEWIS E SWEGER RICHARD K HUNTZINGER 22 . , . . . . . 7 . ' H ' , U ' , Mrs. Weyant and Mr. Hondras are comparing the I . - ' J : ! TRAINERS There comes that boy agam exclaxms Mrs Raver, Prmczpals Secretary JANET RAVER Methought I heard a Volce cry quotes Miss Groff That s only the Sen1or Engllsh classes memor1z1ng a quotatlon from Macbeth states Mrs Leffingwell Englzsh MARY GROFF Substztute Teacher RUTH LEFFINGWELL Mrs Rodenhauser IS the type of woman who has everyone saymg Ah' As a school nurse she has many opportunltles to peer down our throats and se where all the talkmg comes from School Nurse HAZEL RODENHAUSER A flne example of the perfe t secretary' Mrs Menchey s efhcxency IS the goal of all the glrls 1n the Commerclal Department Supermtendenfs Secretary ELAINE MENCHEY 23 S gh, 444' 1 ff ' '- - fw ,Lf want1ng an excuse to go to see Dr. Bernie Horn. .ZZ 4' 1 ff , , ..- .Q 'J sz ' W ' , . .. , . . . . ' 79 , . . I ' AA 99 y - , , . S - i Mr Sheckart s polecats Mr Payne s clumpanzees monkeys JUNIORS 24 Cage 21 Cage 24 Cage 8 7 3 Mrs. Fulweiler's Cage 34 Cage 23 Cage 22 Cage 27 SQPHOMORES 25 Mr Pew s tzgers Mrs Posey s Ieopards Mrs Blttners Iaughmg hyenas Mlss Bolmsky s anteaters X N w x , . FRESHMEN Cage 33 Cage 26 Miss Carter's giraffes Mr. Donan's lions Cage 32 Mr Sweger s wzldcats Cage 31 Cage 28 Mr Rust s zebras MISS Stotz s tramed seals 26 EIC HTH GRADE Cage11 Cage 13 Mr Huntzmger s gonllas Mlss Musser s polar bears Cage 9 Mrs Llnks mules Cage 12 Cage 10 Mr. Kreiser's armadillos Mr. Lampman's kangaroos 27 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT January 2 2 1953 We the 1953 Graduatlng Class of Columbla Hlgh School of the Borough of Columbxa County of Lancaster State of Pennsylvanla do make pubhc and de clare this our last w1ll and testament john Greer s cholce bxts of gosslp to Mary Rebecca Uloth Mary Grosss srze 4V2 shoes to Nancy I-laugh Bxll Meley s Eve oclock shadow to jxm Eckert Shrrley Hlestand s majorette boots to Janet Beck Jack Yohes admlrers to Maury Kauffman june Rupp s short halrcut to Doll OR1elly Punkrn Smrth s gallop to Crarg Leber Marg McCachren s musrcal laugh to Mary Ann Rlchardson Ken Schuler s smooth dancmg to Truman Brown Kate Campbells absentee blanks to Sh1rley Buck Frank Barton s shyness to Jlm Rlccxo Shxrley Smxth s warstlme to Shrrley Myers Chuck Wrlllam s toy cars to Gordxe Sarbaugh Lorl1 Metzler s naturally rosy cheeks to Darlene Frsher Pat Shlllows ambrtxousness to Budder Manley Sue Hxpples bottle of peroxlde to Clarre Brown john Manley s vo1ce to a tra1n conductor Elalne Broome s curly half to Jackle Lutman Bessle Foltz s shp collectlng Job to Bob Bonfardm Jenme Slmmon s love for the Navy to V1rg1n1a Wlse Gary Walllck s wresthng holds to Frank Thomas Donald Bartch s physrque to Steve Stamen Lmda Mumma s treks from Kmderhook to her s1ster Erleen john Adam s ukelele to Harvey Frasch Vrrgmxa Thomas s typmg speed to Pete Noll Rogan Marley s drxvmg hab1ts to Mxss Musser Larry Meleys mathematlcal ab1l1ty to Marg Elchhorn Sue McNeal s crush to Judy Ferguson Arthur Rupps actmg ab1l1ty to Cecella Rose Nagle jmny Llddle s long underwear to Tuflield Olena Paul Otts barbells to Frankle McKonley Mlldred Getz s quletness to Rlta Qumckle Donald Newcomer s false teeth to Pro Carey Margaret Mackey s shorthand ab1l1ty to Janet Long Robert Schwert s blushmg face to john Storm Rosle Splese s luck at cards to jack Grove Fred Dmkels gentlemanly ways to Steve Relsmger Peg Bard s trumpet mastery to Art Schopf Jrm Bxgler s seat rn the classroom to hall roomer Ralph Detz Roberta Maurer s petlteness to joan Drffenderfer Ronnxe Mable s dmner dates to Dottle Downs and Ted Weaver From all of us to all of you our booths at Bermes and pleas nt dreams 1n P O D We hereby nommate and appolnt Doublemouth Loule exe utor of thxs our last w1ll and testament On wxtness thereof we have here set our hand and seal thxs twenty second day of January 1953 WITNESS Llghtfinger L1l Drsgustm Gus CS1gnedj The Semor Class 28 7 Y 7 1 1 H ' , . . . , . 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' ' sc ' Q, . ,- c , - , . , sc ' ' as U ' ' 7 77 QQ PRODUCER It IS a warm June day Groups of students can be seen on the campus of C H S How strange they are actmg' Each IS closely exammlng somethlng Why thats me' says one I remember that event' exclalms another What IS thms object that mnterests and dellghts Freshmen as well as SBUIOFSD It IS the Susquehannock our school s yearbook Many people are unable to reahze how much work IS put forth each year to produce th1S collectlon of plctures and mementoes of the Senlor class Each term a group of Journallstxc mmded upperclassmen are chosen to be members of the Press Club These boys and gxrls are kept busy planmng the book gettmg ads Wflflflg artlcles and snappmg p1ctures of varlous clubs and happemngs Somet1mes these club members get 1nto dlfhculty and are sure that the1r book w1ll never be completed But eventually the masterplece IS done and everyone concerned breathes a sxgh of rel1ef Desp1te the work most Semors conslder lt an honor to be 1ncluded IU th plannmg of thelr yearbook for It IS a book wh1ch w1ll be kept for many years and read countless t1mes It IS thelr product and they have reason to be proud of lt 30 as v vw ls vw ' , . . . . sl vs v , . 7 - s 1 v 7 ' as - av ' ' H 7 . . . . . . D , .. , . AT WQRK PRESS CLUB STAFF Editor-in-Chief Make-up Editor Secretary Photographer Art Editor Sports Editor Margot McCachren Roberta Maurer Elaine Broome Donald Hoch Pat Hershman Donald Bartch Feature Editor June Rupp General Business Manager Kenneth Schuler Assistant Business Manager Arthur Rupp Advertising Manager John Manley Assistant Advertising Manager John Greer Circulation Manager Peggy Bard Class Editors Club Editors Advisor Clarissa Wolcott Shirley Heistand Laurence Meley Regina Hershman Glenda Shields Anna Mae Hasselbach Virginia Thomas Shirley Smith Linda Mumma Mr. Sheckart m 31 PRESS AGENTS STAFF Editor-in-Chief June Rupp News Editor Sue Schrack Reporters Helen Freeland, Shirley Heistand, Nancy Tavaglione, Barbara Horner, Paul Rodenhauser, Virginia Wittick Feature Editor Marlene White Feature Writers Carol Aston, Eleanor Leddy, Roberta Maurer, Shirley Myers, Ruth Haverstick, Lorli Metzler, Margaret Eichhorn, Betty Mahan, Clarissa Wolcott, Fred Dworschak Keyhole Editors Elaine Broome, Barbara Blank Spotlight Editors Margot McCachren, Erna Schopf Fashion Editor Joanne Pickell Exchange Editor Catharine Campbell Sports Writers Donald Bartch, James Riccio, Arthur Ford, Tom Gable, Janet Long, Joan Diffenderfer Art Editors Carol Betrone, Gail Fopeano BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Sue McNeal Advertising Manager Tom Gable Advisor Mr. Paul Windmuller .Z -Q Mi LU l ' W 7 Q 32 If you want a record of what has been gomg on m C H S the latest news commg events or perhaps a chuckle or two you lnvarlably turn to the Crrmson and Gold Ever smce the first lssue of the school newspaper was publlshed ln 1931 the Crrmson and Gold has steadrly lmproved and now thrs organrzatlon 1S one of the most popular 1n the school Thrs year new and rnterestlng features have been added to the publlcatlon Among these are the columns wr1tten by Fred Dworschak and Lorlr Metzler the Austrran and German exchange students In order to obtarn sufhclent funds for future pubhcatlons want ads were mtroduced whlch benefited the students as well as the paper All work and no play does not descrlbe thls vrvaclous group As a pleasant chmax to each years work they combme wrth the Press Club staff to enjoy a swrmmmg party and all day PICHIC The Senror members are merrtorrously rewarded for thelr drlrgent work when they are presented wlth gold servrce prns at the close of the school year The busy staff thoroughly enjoys 1ts work and can often be seen hurrymg through the halls m eager haste to meet a press deadlme A 33 I Center Ring Performers Since 1928 our Dramatic Club has been pre sentmg an annual play This year under the capable direction of Miss Dorothy Broome and with the help of Rose Marie Spiese student di rector A Change of Heart by Marijane and joseph Hayes was given This three act comedy is the story of Professor Eric Dunlap his family and friends Things become complicated when the professor publishes his book The Model Child At Work and Play which happens to be the biography of his daughter Jennie She im medrately becomes anything but a model child and after several escapades manages to make everyone she meets into a more natural person Members of Club Senjgfs' Mary LOU Kline Elaine Broome Mary Gross Charles Hartman Shirley Heistand Marlin McMillen Laurence Meley Arthur Rupp June Rupp Kenneth Schuler Rose Spiese Gary Wallic Clarissa Wolcott John Yohe juniors: Robert Bonfardin Margaret Eichhorn Virginia Habecker Nancy Haugh John Hinkle Advisor 34 Peter Null Rita Quickle Thomas Reinhart Mary Ann Richardson Erna Schopf S ophomores. Eleanor Baker Sylvia Coller Edward Hartman Wayne Hershey Franklin Manley janet Pelurie james Riccio Ann Louise Schwartz Nancy Jo Snyder Freshmen: Thelma Mann Marilyn Mellinger Miss BRooME 'CA CHA GE OF HEART by Marijane and Joseph Hayes November 21, 22, 23, 1952 MISS BROOME, Directress ROSE SPIESE, Assistant Professor Errc Dunlap jennze Dunlap Mrs Ruth Dunlap Frank Martz Robert Bourgholtzer Mary the mazd Carmen Strgdon Brran Donnely CA ST john Hmkle Elame Broome Mary Gross Arthur Rupp Gary Walllck Vlfglnla Habecker Shlrley Hexstand Ken Schuler Dandy Orvrs june Rupp Bert Orvrs Jack Yohe Dean Peter Low Larry Meley Mrs Mary Rebecc Low Mary Ann Rlchardson Drum Majorette Cheer Leader Nancy jo Snyder Eleanor Baker Announcers Franklm Manley james RICCIO . a Ibby Bourgholtzer Erna Schopf Clem Solotarovski Charles Hartman 35 BOSSMEN The Student Council established in 1950 has been organized for the benefit of all the students of Columbia High School This democratic body under the competent guldance of Miss Carter strives to carry out its purpose of developing responsibility initiative leadership and school spirit Members are always on the lookout for ideas for the betterment of the school As an example in the spring of 1952 the council sponsored a suc cessful festival to which all the students contrib uted in some way It is the hope of everyone that the festival becomes an annual affair not only b cause the students enjoy working together in that type of act1v1ty but also because the proce ds from the festival are used for our professional assemblies A few of the projects in progress both poten tially and actively are a program of assemblies a plan to eventually have students take over hall responsibilities plus a welcoming committee to greet new students and make them feel at home School dances and a program of good manners will sometime be promoted With its high ideals the Student Council al though still very young has already proven 1tSSlf to be an asset to Columbia High School. OFFICERS: President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Advisor MEMBERS: Seniors: Donald Bartch Glenda Shields Sue McNeal Shirley Hilliar Roberta Maurer June Rupp Virginia Liddle Kenneth Schuler john Yohe Frank Barton Donald Newcomer Mary Gross juniors: Erna Schopf Thomas Reinhart 36 DONALD BARTCH GLENDA SHIELDS SUSAN MCNEAL -Miss CARTER Robert Bonfardin Sue Schrack Sophomores: Franklin Manley Carole Betrone Thomas Gable Janet Pelurie Freshmen: jack Montgomery Frank Hardy john Betrone Eighth Grade: Marvin Albright Robert Zeamer Steven Wisler ADDED ATTRACTION MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top photograph-Left to right: First row: Glenda Shields. Erna Schopf, Virginia Habecker, Sue McNeal. Mary Ann Richardson, Linda Mumma. Second row: Carol Aston. june Rupp, Margot McCachren, Suzanne Schrack, Cla- rissa Wolcott, Shirley Heistand, Janet L. Long. Third row: Donald Hoch, Virginia Liddle, James Brayman, John Hinkle, Thomas Reinhart, Peggy Ann Bard, Donald Bartch. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Two years ago, Columbia High added to its many clubs a very fine organization. Our Honor Society, which is a member of the National Honor Society, is very young, but it has already been recognized as an important part of the school. In order to become a member of this organiza- tion, one must have an average of 85 per cent. Character, leadership, and service are also taken into consideration. The members of the faculty choose those students whom they consider worthy to receive this honor. Members take an oath in which they promise to uphold the ideals of this society. This organization should be a goal for all am- bitious underclassmen, because it is a club of all around good citizens. f . xi E xiii: , U ' U x.-2: Q 37 .5 ,, 3 V , ff x N14 fl F'-:Q iikft,.4i,L:hbLW 41,1 ' n 4 . : Q, . 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MEMBERS Saxophones Virginia Wise Herman Kahler Tuflield Olena Ralph Bongart Mary Ellen Hess Trumpets Marshall Kline Frank Freeland Gerald Bongart jack Montgomery Robert Zeamer Director - ev- Qi '5 Trombones Stephen Wisler Arthur Lehman Lynn Byers Drums Robert Webb john Billett Piano Donald Hoch Charles Williams Lawrence Meley Mr. Fogelsanger ..! J 39 MERRY MAKERS SENIOR Y TEENS Carol Aston Peggy Bard Cynthia Benner Jane Berntheizel Eileen Brooks Elaine Broome Dolores Ellwein Virginia Fisher Charlotte Gamer Mildred Getz Mary Gross Anna Mae Hasselbach Shirley Heistand Joyce Hershey P tricia Hershman Regina Hershman Shirley Hilliar Suzanne Hipple Dolores Kaley Virginia Liddle Margaret Mackey Mildred Mahan Merle Mathiot Roberta Maurer Margot Mc Cachren Susan McNeal Lorli Metzler Linda Mumma Joanne Pickell June Rupp Glenda Shields Jennie Simmons Shirley Smith Rose Spiese Nancy Tavaglione Virginia Thomas Jean Van Valkenburgh Kathleen Vecero Cla r1ssa Wolcott JUNIOR Y TEENS Barbara Blank Wendy Danz Joan Diffender fer Dorothy Downs Margaret Eichhorn Esther Emenheiser Anne Flottenmesch Carol Fred erick Joan Gibson Virginia Habecker Nancy Haugh Ruth Haverstick Elsie Hecht B-tty Jackson Doris Keller Joyce Kirchner Mary Lou Kline Mary Louise Krow Lareene Leas Eleanor Leddy Barbara Lindenberger Janet Long Jacqueline Luttman Betty Mahan Bar- bara McVey Rosemary Miller Katherine Myers Shirley Myers Helen Murr. Helen Nel- son Joyce Pinkerton Vivian Poindexter Marie Poole Rita Quickle Ethel Raifsnider, Mary Ann Richardson Joanne Schlossman Erna Schopf. Suzanne Schrack. Fern Shaud. Joanne Sheetz Wilma Shiilet Gloria Stanton Marlene White. Virginia Wise, Virginia Wittick. Helen Wolpert. 2 X tg k 1 51 T X 1 Q 52527 I xii . , k ' XX 40 SERVICE VENDERS Laughter, singing-Yes! The Y-Teens are in session. The annual Recognition Service : planning of dances: decorations for these dances: choco- lates to be sent abroad: Christmas boxesg-these are only a part of the activities in which the Y- Teens participate. The vitality of the girls, both Senior and junior, is well brought out when a dance is in planning. Since most of the high school stu- dents in grades eight to twelve enjoy the high school dances, the Y-Teens decided to make it more enjoyable by having a jukebox installed in the gymnasium. After busily making decorations and seeing that they are properly put in place, the members of the Y-Teens and their escorts are rewarded with the dreamy dancing to Lem Stebbin's band. OFFICERS SENIOR President Carol Aston Vice-President Glenda Shields Secretary Mildred Getz Treasurer Clarissa Wolcott JUNIOR President Erna Schopf Vice-President Margaret Eichhorn Secretary Shirley Myers Treasurer Betty Mahan Advisor - Mrs. Shultz 41 HARMONIZER The combined efforts of the Boys' and Girls' Glee Club provide C.H.S. with many enjoyable musical moments. Several assembly programs are presented during the year. The most elabo- rate of these is the religious program presented to the public during the Christmas season. In the spring, both of the clubs planned and pre- sented a variety show open to the public. The proceeds were divided and put into the class treasuries. Besides taking part in the County Music Festival and the Southern District Chorus Festival, there is a possibility for representation in the State Festival. The work of these clubs is enjoyed and appreciated by the entire Co- lumbia High School student body. MEMBERS OF BOYS' GLEE CLUB Chester Arter. Harry Barninger. John Billet. Ralph Bongart. Truman Brown. Lynn Byers. Richard Diehl. Dewey Fritz. Maynard Fuhrman. William Groff. Frank Hardy. Harry Hake. John Henny. Donald Hoch, Marlin McMillen, Robert Miltenberger, Tuflield Olena, Robert Schwert. Danny Shaub. Kenneth Sprout, Stephen Sta- men. Donald Tavaglione. Frank Thomas. Charles Wil- liams. Herbert Witmer. MEMBERS OF GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Carol Aston. Peggy Bard, Cynthia Benner. Jane Bern- thiezel. Barbara Blank, Eileen Brooks. Joan Diffen- derfer. Dorothy Downs. Margaret Eichhorn, Dolores Ell- wein. Esther Emenheiser, Virginia Fisher, Carol Fred- erick. Joan Gibson. Mary Gross, Virginia Habecker. Anna Mae Hasselbach. Nancy Haugh, Ruth Haverstick, Elsie Hecht. Shirley Heistand. Joyce Hershey. Patricia Hershman. Regina Hershman. Dolores Kaley, Mary Lou Kline. Mary Louise Krow, Eleanor Leddy. Virginia Liddle. Jacqueline Luttman. Betty Mahan, Mildred Mahan. Roberta Maurer, Lorli Metzler, Sue McNeal. Barbara McVey. Katherine Myers. Shirley Myers. Joanne Pickell. Norma Poindexter, Marie Poole. Rita Quickie, Ethel Raifsnider. Mary Ann Richardson, June Rupp, Erna Schopf. Joan Schlossman. Sue Schrack. Joanne Sheets. Glenda Shields. Shirley Smith. Rose Marie Spiese. Gloria Stanton. Nancy Tavaglione. Virginia Thomas. Kathleen Vecero. Marlene White. Virginia VVise. Virginia VVittick. Directress - MISS MINICH 42 TAR SONGSTERS Music, an important morale booster. is an es- sential part of our everyday living. Each year, girls are selected from the Fresh- man and Sophomore classes to become members of the Chorus. These girls are trained exten- sively for two years, and then. at the end of their Sophomore year, they are selected for the Glee Club. Many entertaining assemblies are given by the members of the Chorus, and this year they played an important part in the Christmas program. These girls practice all during the winter months, once a week. Then, in the spring of each year they present a most enjoyable musical program. Under the splendid leadership of Miss Min- nich, this organization has continued, over the years, to make our stay at Columbia High more enjoyable. MEMBERS Rose Albin, Shirley Bachman, Eleanor Baker, Dolores Bell, Rose Anna Bell, Marie Bessick, Carole Betrone. Mary Ann Bigler. Claire Brown, Shirley Buck, Sylvia Coller, Caroline Doerrer. Mary Elizabeth Donley, Mary Katherine Donley. Amelia Doutrich, Ruth Doutrich, Gail Fopeano. Darlene Fisher, Sylvia Firestone, Helen Free- land, Sandra Gable, Donna Cvottshall, Rose Harshberger, Audrey Hartman. Anna Haverstick, Renee Heaps, Mary Ellen Hess. Alice Herchelroath, Jacqueline Hobday. Nancy Jo Holland. Patsy Holland, Barbara Horner. Nancy Hougendobler, Yvonne Koehler. Audrey Kreiser. Mary Ellen Keiser. Gwendolyn McPeak, Dolores Mc- Vey, Lois Mann. Margaret Marcello, Victoria Markley. Marilyn Mellinger. Jeanette Moore, Connie Moyer, Betty Ann Myers. Dolores O'Reilly, Janet Pelurie, Elaine Peters. Joyce Ralston, Bette Roye, Madeline Sheckard, June Smith. Thelma Studer. Ann Schwartz, Nancy Jo Snyder. Dora Webb. Sheila Weimer. Doris White. Fay Wise. Directress A Miss MINICH Q? gg. ff!! ,H lf!-X ' ll tif f--at H 43 SNAPPY SKETCHERS The Splash 'n Splatter Club gives the artisti- cally-minded boys and girls of Columbia High an opportunity to express their thoughts by means of drawing. Each year the club paints the scenery for the Dramatic Club, in addition to making posters to advertise the play. Although the pictures made by the members of the organization are displayed in the art room throughout the year, an exhibition of all the works is usually held in the Spring. Here prizes are awarded for the best paintings. The Splash 'n Splatter Club also holds outside activities for its members. Advisor - Miss COOPER 2. ,. sf ft, C 1 x fffl MN l fx C! 44 ROUSTABOUTS If you hear sawing, buzzing, and hammering around the school, you might think it's the jani- tor or a carpenter. Well, it is a carpenter, prob- ably one of the best carpenters in the school. These pupils who make a lot of noise accomplish many things and usually don't get the credit they deserve. They, the members of the Crafts- men's Club, do a lot of odd jobs in and around the school. They build Dramatic Club scenery and festival concession stands, repair auditorium seats and bleachers, and also this year installed shelves in the music room. They elect a fore- man, who this year was john Yohe, and an as- sistant foreman. At the end of the Senior year gold pins are presented to the Seniors. We are indebted to Mr. Fleming, advisor, and his Craftsmen's Club for their well-done job. Advisor - MR. FLEMING xii 1 Q s V POWERFUL P ERFORMERS -...A TEACHERS SECRETARIES 46 JUNIOR RED CROSS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS L .. 5, . it 6 , ff, , Xu., 1 v V 2 , ' in SIDE SHOW WORKERS O CONCESSION STAND WORKERS HOMEROOM YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVES HOMEROOM CRIMSON AND GOLD REPRE SENTATIVES is BARKERS The crisp, autumn football season would never be complete without a group of spirited girls to lead Columbia High School's student body in cheering the team on to victory. Donned in their colorful crimson and gold uniforms, the cheerleaders were always on their toes to choose the yells appropriate for every situation. Because of the organized cheering that the squad conducted at basketball games, this sport, too, became more stirring. Planning of pep meetings, their presentations, new cheers and motions, and tryouts for the coming term's squad were the activities which occupied much of the girls' timeg but never do they begrudge it. In the 1952-53 school term, several new and lively cheers were set to mo- tions which were received with enthusiasm by the students and teams. This term has had one of the most capable and commendable squads ever produced by C. H. S. CHEERLEADERS Glenda Shields-Captain Carol Aston janet Long Barbara Blank Eleanor Baker Sandra Gable Advisor - MRS. WEYANT 48 TWIRLER Everytime the band performs at a gala event, these people who make up the band front can be seen twirling, strutting, and leading the musi- cians through their paces. Without out faithful performers much of the color and glamour would be lost from football games, rallies, and parades. In order to achieve this honored position, one must first learn the fundamentals of twirlingg then practice, constantly. The big moment for all hopeful candidates comes when try-outs are held. It is certain that the lucky persons who are chosen, are thrilled to become a drum-major or majorette. The excitement of strutting to the martial music, of wearing snappy uniforms, and of being an essential part of the football games . . . all these things add up to make this activity one of the most desired at Columbia High School. The Drum Majoring Squad: Sue Hipple, Captain Eileen Brooks Shirley Heistand Joan Diffenderfer Alice Herchelroath Dolores O'Reilly Bette Roye Ronald Barton Advisor - MR. FOGELSANGER 49 -. 'UV CHRO GLOGISTS Organized during the 1951-52 term, the His- tory Club was a new experiment in Columbia High. Members were chosen from the numer- ous applicants for scholastic ability, interest, and willingness to learn. These members showed great enthusiasm in last year's projects which were: a visit to Mt. Bethel Cemetery to view old tombstones, an interview with J. J. Wisler on Columbia's history, and a trip to Gettysburg. This year's work includes all the members di- vided into three separate committees. Each committee has made and planned their own projects. Officers for this year are: President Paul Rodenhauser Vice-President Glenn Sheckart Secretary-Treasurer Mary Uloth Advisor - MR. SHECKART Eleanor Baker Carole Betrone Sylvia Coller Carolyn Doerrer Amelia Doutrich Ruth Doutrich James Eckert Donald Farley Edwin Fitzgerald Arthur Ford Helen Freeland Thomas Gable John Getz james Gundel Charles Haldeman Walter Haldeman MEMBERS S. Audrey Hartman Anna Haverstick Wayne Hershey Jacqueline Hobday Barbara Horner Nancy johnson Ronald Kise Lois Mann Victoria Markley Glenn Mumma janet Pelurie Elaine Peters Anne Schwartz Nancy jo Snyder Neal Westerman Doris White TOP FLIGHT The Varsity C Club is an organization of boys who participate in athletics. In order to be eli- gible for membership, one must have earned his letter in either football, basketball, baseball, or track. After this is accomplished, he must go through a period of initiation, which lasts a week. During the first part of this initiation, each mem- ber-to-be is ridiculed by his classmates, since he must wear an oversize bow tie, different kinds of socks and shoes, and rolled up blue jeans. Added to this, if these poor probationers vio- late any of these rules, they must carry a basket full of bricks. Perhaps the latter half of the week is even more painful to some of the fellows. They must dress in their best bib and tucker and receive more taunts from fellow students. But, the reward comes, when the Varsity C Club's assembly is held. At this time a letter is given to each boy who has worked for it. This is something to be proud of. You can be sure membership in this organization is well-earned. One of the main jobs of this group is the handling of football programs. These programs benefit the spectators, and the proceeds help to pay for the sweaters which the boys wear to dis- play their letters. The boys are willing to help the school, when- ever they are needed. This club is surely an asset to our Alma Mater. Advisor - MR. PEW A 251- Ji . 51 ALMA MATER A S Z THE CRIMSON AND GOLD Come let us sing together Once more our rmgmg song Smg for the Columbla H1gh School Wlth volces 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 H1gh 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 Columbra Hrgh School Yes true to the Crxmson and Gold HIGH 5 '3 9 Q ffccfi- Q 5 w-125.132 xromzvc-r: gl C5 smmcni 4 S 1 sm? of Y 2 qw 41 PENS 5 2 7 3 U5 he ' . .jf K-5 -.l tO r Mft Q- Q gg ' ff I ' l -f -' 9 e .- 1 O Gifts, A f o-9 X 'O -'-I JN o-O' G' 'D wiv J 9 ol 10' 53 J. ADAMS TAMED LIONS Left to right: First row: Miltenberger. C. Reinhart. Grove, Gerfin. Second row: Ott, C. Hartman. R. Mable. Newcomer. Bartch. Yohe lco-captainl. Barton fco-captainl. Suydam, Adams. Smith. Herr, T. Mable. Third row: Mr. Kreiser, Sigman, Zink. Wallick, Brayman, j. Manley, Dinkel. Carey, Greenawalt, Fritz, Hoch, T. Reinhart, F. Manley. Mr. Donan. Fourth row: Mr. Hondras. Kline. Lehman. Bonfardin, Sarbaugh. Frasch. E. Hartman. Atlee. Hinkle. Raifsnyder. Weaver. Kreiser. Ford. Riccio. Kauffman. COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 1952 The Crimson Tide ended a most successful season by winning seven games and dropping only three. Only one of these losses was in Conference of the Roses competition, but this one game was enough to put the Tide in second place in the Conference. Even though the Tide lost three games. many were inclined to believe that this team was the finest team in the county. Much of the team's success must be credited to Coach Donan and his able assistants, Coaches Kreiser and Hondras. Without their constant help and encouragement the Tide could not have rolled on to seven victories. COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY Our junior Varsity made an outstanding showing this year by turning back all their opponents. With a team such as this. Columbia can look forward to a successful season next fall. These boys developed their power and stamina under the leadership of Coach Kreiser. D. BARTCH F. BARTON R. BONFARDIN F. DINKEL C. HARTMAN -I. HERR D. HOCH M. KLINE R. MABLE T. MABLE G. SMITH Col. 13 O 20 28 36 6 42 12 41 40 j. MANLEY D. SUYDAM VARSITY SCHEDULE Elizabethtown Ephrata Biglerville Manheim Township Lititz Lancaster Catholic Red Lion Middletown Dallastown Quarryville D. NEW'COMER G. WALLICK Opp. jV's O 20 7 41 6 46 0 29 6 13 13 48 13 26 13 6 O P. OTT G SARBAUGH J. YOHE R ZiNK JV SCHEDULE Elizabethtown Lancaster Catholic Lititz Ephrata Manheim Township Red Lion Lancaster Catholic Coaches: E. KREISER. T. DONAN. T. HoNDRAs 55 ROUGH CUB Left to nght First row ORe1lly Brockley Thomas CManag rsh Second row Betrone Place Smxth Adams Groff Pxckell Campbell Thomas Splese Prxce Shxve Thlrd row Coach Krexser Hollmgsworth Doutrlch Hob day Shultz Albnght Getz Ott Stephens Blrk Yohe Groft JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The jumor H1gh School Football Team had only one scheduled game th1s year but they showed great strength as they d1d 1n prev1ous years under the leadersh1p of Coach Kre1ser Coach Kre1ser IS noted for hrs mold1ng of rough w1nn1ng teams Columb1a s Jumor Hlgh has lost only one game m three years of football Thls years only game was agamst Manhe1m Boro The jumor Tlde won 20 to 13 Th1s team though not as powerful as last years Jumor H1gh IS sure to be a cred1t to the Varslty 1n a few years Coach MR KREISER 56 . l . ' , . Q 1 . . . , , , - . . , , , 7 7 Y 9 Y Y ' '. Y 1 y ' Y 3 7 I Y 9 Y I ' 7 7 . . . . , . , . . . 7 7 , wr ' ff U DER TUDIE Left to right Fzrst row R Brockley G Eck J McBr1de A Stanton C Smlth Second row Coach T Donan J ORe1lly W Groff E Pxckell J Splese F Mlmnall Third row J Betrone K Campbell S Wxsler F Place W Prlce JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Th1s years Jumor Hlgh Team under the superv1s1on of Mr Donan came through w1th a splendld record They won 9 games whlle losmg only 3 Th1s enabled them to iimsh the season 1n a t1e for second place m Sectlon II of the Lancaster County League They were a fast breakmg hard scrappmg aggregatlon and should be com mended for the1r fine performance Thelr coach Mr Donan who was 1n hxs first year as basketball coach, also deserves much of th1s pra1se Co Opp Co Opp Manheim Townshnp Manhelm Townshlp Lancaster Townshlp Ephrata Solanco Solanco Lxtxtz Lltltz Ephrata Mxllersvllle Mxllersvxlle Lancaster Townsh1p 57 . , . . . . 7 ' 7 ' 7 l. . l. . 29 ' ' 15 43 ' ' 15 S2 ' 27 21 25 36 12 39 25 22 ' ' 27 25 ' ' 26 39 27 34 ' ' 27 42 ' ' 38 49 ' 22 CLASSY CAGERS Left to righr: First row: T. Carey. G. Smith. K. Schuler. J. Brayman. K. SCHULER - Captain G. Sarbaugh. Second row: sl. Yohe. R. Reinhart. H. Frasch, C. Hart- man. K. Beck. L. Kauffman. Third row: Coach E. Kreiser. F. Man- ley. R. Kreiser. S. Atlee. -I. Hinkle. R. Harbold. H. Bell. This year's Varsity Basketball Team, which produced the best record for Co- lumbia High in the past four years. was well drilled. with an excellent defense and a well-polished offense. What the team lacked in height, they made up for in aggressiveness and willingness to win. They stressed the philosophy of team- work. which was the factor that led them to a record of 13 wins and 3 losses. Part of their success was due to the capable leadership of Coach Kreiser. Al- though this was his hrst year as basketball coach. he produced a team that has beaten many past records. This will be a year to remember since it isn't every season that the Crimson Tide can down Lancaster Catholic in both games. Also. who will ever forget the exciting over-time period in the Manor game! The Junior Varsity is also to be commended for their successful season which came to a close with 13 wins and 3 losses. As only one loss occurred in league competition. they easily carried away the first place honor. Col. 45 56 51 46 46 44 61 55 54 44 49 65 56 33 49 60 VARSITY Elizabethtown Lancaster Catholic East Donegal Manor Township Manheim Township Ephrata Lancaster Catholic Lititz Quarryville Elizabethtown Manor Township Patton Manheim Township Ephrata Lititz Quarryville Opp. Col. 31 22 43 30 44 43 45 34 53 41 38 28 56 22 34 28 18 26 27 17 65 28 51 62 41 29 42 29 46 33 24 36 JUNIOR VARSITY Elizabethtown Lancaster Catholic East Donegal Manor Township Manheim Township Ephrata Lancaster Catholic Lititz Quarryville Elizabethtown Manor Township Patton Manheim Township Ephrata Lititz Quarryville Opp 23 27 25 24 19 23 24 21 17 16 23 24 22 31 18 12 THGROUGHBRED TRGTTER Left to right: First row: Mimnall, Greenawalt, Scott, Mumma, Jones lco-captainb, Carey lco-captainb, J. Fox, Gibson, Silas, Sta. man. Second row: Menko, Kline, McDonald, R. Mable, Marcello, Atlee, Lockard, Schuler, Weaver, Walk. Third row: Adams, W. Meley, Hinkle, Bonfardin, J. Yohe, Hoover, Brommer, Barton, Splain. Fourth row: Sigman, j. Geesey, Bongart, Leber, Frasch, Barnes, Fuhrman, Crouse. Fifth row: Melbert, Olena, Manley, Kauffman. Sixth row: C. Fox, Wolpert, Fritz, Coach Pew, Campbell. 1952 TRACK SCHEDULE Shippensburg Invitation Meet Hanover Relays Dual Mfeet A Quadrangular Meet Columbia 56, Manheim Twp. 53 Columbia 98, Catholic 39, Penn Relays Middletown 2716, Manor 19 V2 Triangular Meet Quadrangular Meet Columbia 86.9, Manor 25.7, Columbia 3516! Dallastown 6916, Patton Trade 23-4 Catholic 26, Manor 15 Quadrangular Meet . - Columbia sevz, Manheim Twp. 57, Dlsmct Three Meet McCaskey JV's 43, Manor IIV2 State Meet This is the first year in the history of track at Columbia High that it has had an unde- feated season. In the Shippensburg Invitation Meet, Columbia finished a close second. In the Hanover Relays, Columbia tied with Lemoyne for first place in the Class B Division. True to its motto, Never Concede Defeat , the track squad continued its winning ways. In the District Three P.I.A.A. Meet held at Lancaster, Columbia was fourth in Class B competi- tion, qualifying three men for the State Meet. At State, two of the three fellows placed and brought more medals and glorv to the Columbia Cindermen. QA MUSCLE ME Frrst row Frank Freeland Charles Lusk James Klme Eugene Yohe Second row Edward Bartch Robert Zeamer Frank Thomas Leonard Bell Robert Mxltenberger Robert Webb Larry Kxse Paul Ott Robert Bon fardm Thrrd row Larry Lehman Gary Walllck Ronald Mable R1chard Dnehl Dav1d Frxtz Lynn Byers J WRESTLING Although wrestlmg IS not yet cons1dered a varslty sport much mterest and enthuslasm has been dlsplayed on the part of the boys Through steady workouts sacr1f1c1ng lunch hours and keen determmatlon these grapplers show s1gns of much future success Next term, when wrestlmg IS added to the hst of varsnty sports, the grunt and groan team w1ll be well prepared to provlde stlff competltlon for all op posmg schools Coach MR HONDRAS 61 .' , , 4 , . .' y Y 3 1 A 1 Y ' Y V - ' -' 1 U 1 v I ' v . v 1 0' seph Geesey, Mr. Hondras. y 7 7 , . . . . U ,, . . . . . - DIAMO D RUBE '.'f4. 7 T 7 aged G Walhck R McCue j Rhoads R Weaver H Bell J West R BlSk1l'lg S Gamber C Remhart Cman agerj Tlurd row J Brayman D Bnshop R Coller T Remhart K Mxllhouse W Schrxver A Ford T Cary Mr Lampman Coach Although last years Vars1ty Baseball Team d1d not possess an outstandmg won and lost record, the team dxsplayed a fine compet1t1ve Splflt throughout the closely contested season Coach Lampman had to produce a team from mostly underclassmen and m experlenced players Now that the boys have acquxred the experlence and fmesse that they lacked we are lookmg forward to a champ1onsh1p team I 1952 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 0 Opp Ephrata Solanco Manhe1m Townshlp Ephrata Manor Solanco f Manor Manhelm Townshxp 2 .1 62 i I 7 Egfllk' 'elf 1- ' -'auf' H . N s 'i ,A f a 1 x 1. . , 1 .it f D 4. M'ff Z.,' - I' I - f ng., v ' e , ' g.. , . A . .Y ' 4 . ' 1 ' : X xl ' F Lelt to right: First row: M. Zeamer, A. Rupp, G. Sarbaugh, T. Brown, Cmanagerb. Second row: J. 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Im 1 - T , . - V Y Q 1 V 1 1 1 A 4 1 1 A HEINEMAN S Modem Department .Yfore READY To WEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WILLIAM B KASEL 440 CHESTNUT ST Columbla Pennsylvama Insurance ol all Kmds GORDON WASTE CO Complzments SCRAP IRON AND METALS J VUNCENT DIE-IZ PAPER AND RAGS Columbla Pa Phone 4 4306 ISIIER COAL DAIRY Pnonucrs 552 UNION STREET fj7ule:21?aconuuaal14f Phone 4 9921 Phone 4 3196 Columbxa Pa Complzments EDWIN D BECKER Fuel O11 Kauffman Bros McCormack Form Equipment REFRIGERATION MOUNTVILLE PA AUGUST DINKEL Butcher Bee Pork Veal Lomb Phone 4 8901 Washmgton Boro EDWIN E GREIDER Notary Public INSURANCE Auto Lzfe Fire Rep esent ng STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS Office 738 LocUsT STREET Columbxa Pa Phone 4 2144 JIM MORTON S BARBER SHOP 600 'Ylanor qt Phone 4 9073 Columbm Pa 68 7 7 ' ol C 'f , . . 1 - ' up 7 ' Y . - ' 7 I 0 of , . ll 77 7 I i f - . . . , . , ' -I ' n , . - . Compliments of KAUFFMAN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION STH 85 LOCUST STs. Columbia, Pa. D 8: D DINER A Good Place to Eat ROUTE 30 2 Miles East of Columbia HARRY MABLE ALTO CLASS INSTALLED TOPS CON'ERED-Iil'll0I,S'l'ERlN1 fIl'S'I'0Nl MADE SEAT COVERS 145 BETHEL ST., COLUMBIA, PA. Phone 49883 Compliments WM BAUMANN SERVILE S FATION N 3RD ST 85 MARIETTA PIKE B A R L IL Y S Poultry of All Ixuuls For Fine I'IllLOI' Call MILLERSVILLE 4180 THE COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO Congratulatzons to the Graduating Class SCHOOL 85 OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE BOOKS STATIONERY PRINTING The Portable Typewriter Store 46 85 48 W KING ST Lancaster Pa GOOD BROTHERS INC Distnbutors ol Nucofl MIFEIFIDC Hellmin s Rell Mu onnuse Borden s Fine Cheese Mrs Gmss s Soup Mix Snow Crop Frozen Foods Phone 4 4621 Columbia Pa COLUMBIA MOTOR DISTRIBUTORS AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 138 LANCASTER AVENUE Columbia Pa IOLUNIBIK fCHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE GEO F HORN P op 69 of M - L. B. HERR 81 SON ' ' - PARTS A U T 0 C 0 . , I g g 1' gil 1 lf! Yi I I Complzments MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP 4 4051 ROOM 204 BUCHER BLDG Wzth Best Wzshes to the CLASS OF 53 I 0I I WIIII1 WI KI I I' XIII I' I 1S'I'INlnS l0llI'0Il KTIIIN L B MUSSER PONTIAC 24 30 N FOURTH STREET Co1umb1a P Tel pho 4 4101 Drugs TOIIIIIIIY Clgtlfi Candy BUCHER PHARMACY INC 403 LOCUST STREET B che B ld ng GRADUATION GIFTS lcvxelry Photo Supplle 1l1OtO I m1 lun PINKERTON S JEWELRY STORE 425 LOCUST STREET State Theatre Bldg MOBILFLAME BOTTLED GAS HARRY A IIESSLEII APPLIANCES PLUMBING HEATING YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS By Mullms MOUHIVIIIE 5 9411 t gCa s Kdaks KIRSTEIN S STATIONERY STORE 367 LOCUST STREET Columbla Pa Leathe W llets DON CARL BEAUTY SALON Phon 44183 541 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA LINOLEUM Tile Lmoleum Wall Covermg Felt Bose S4LI'S AND INSTALL iTl0NS Venehcm Blinds FIFTH 85 LOCUST STREETS Pho e 4 8073 Complxments FAIRVIEW MANOR NURSING HOME 70 7 of , v 1 w 1 1 v 1 Phone - 4 ,A A A A A 4 AA 1 4 A I . A , v . . N ' . , - , . T K . . ' ' . . 5 ' ', f ' s 7 I - l ,. . . x . J 4 S U F3 - Easy Credit Plan bales and Service 800,41 FOYWNVUI 7 - , , . ', a. e ne - u r ui i Gree in rd 0 Y A 0 ' , . V Fountain Pens r a A' ' - of e - n - KLINE'S Qzmlily Grofrrirx 1 S Idatinn 5 ECOND AND LINDEN STREETS Columbia, Pa. Phone 4-92 71 A SEWER? PARADISE Treat Yourself to the Best HOME TOWN DAIRY MILK BAR 22 SOUTH NINTH STREET Tlu- llu st 1 olumlnm Nultlllllull Ilank I' slabllshell 1 81 2 WIEWIBER IEDERAI DEPOSIT INSLRANI E IORPORATION SNYDER 8. CAMPBELL INC Home Applnonces Bottled Gas Sth 85 LOCUST STS COLUMBIA 412 HELLAM ST WRIGHTSVILL E WWI IxIFHL l04L IIF Onzp IIIIIIIIL of MUSSER FARMS Carmval Supplzes Daggetts Chocolates IOLI NIBI I I XXIII I0 631 LOCUST ST Columbla Pa Phone 4 4611 NIFG C0 I HII DRP N 9 SHOP S 13TH AND FRANKLIN STS Columbxa P Phone 4 8331 New York omce 1261 Broadway Complzments of THE STATE THEATRE 71 ' ' ' L ' J I' I' ' .Q ' ' ' BEACON SHOE ' ' , a. Complzments ESTFLIA AIIAFR BEAL TH SAI Oh 4 1308 Columb1a Pa UNCLE NEV S A Complete L1ne ot All Popular Sportmg Goods Hauling and Moving C CROUSE PIO e 4 2128 IIOWI RS STI TII R 125 N SIXTH STREET Columb1a Pa 4 8973 Complzments S H U M A N W E I S S E R S NEW FURNITURE Pot Burners Gas Ranges Heaters Sprmgs and Mattresses Electrzcal Applzances Ph ne 4 9024 Columbla Pa IACK HORNI SHUI S Stores COLUMBIA and MT Ov K I N G Complzments Mens ond Boys Weor 363 365 LOCUST STREET STORE COLUMBIA LUMBER DIVISION PETER LUMBER CO EIGHT!-I AND WRIGHT STS COPLEY s DINER Compnme-nfs Open Day and Nzght 326 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA 4 3323 DAN ID H BECKER 72 ot ' I i 4 Y 4' T 4 . 4 Y , , C. . Phone - D I n - 7 113' A N N ot v - ' Restallrallt WALNUT STREET 9 ' O - Phone - T . Q QR X ,S . 4 ot 1 1 FOREMAN,S GROCERY in - J , . i ot Phone - A . FOR PHILCO Raduos Refrugerctors Freezers FC' .I FRANK ENDERS Phone 5 9471 MOUNTVILLE PA HOUGENDOBLER 5 I G N 5 1226 LANCASTER AVE Columbla P JOHN EICHHORN Cnlumlun 5 Leading TAII OR CLOTI-IIER 13 NORTH 4TH STREET Phone 4 3516 LUCAS MANUFACTURING COMPANY FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS BEDDING It Costs Less at OSTILRTAG S 444 LOCUST ST DANIEL W LEBER S Ccessor to HOWARD LEBER 85 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 4 3581 Congratulatmns to the Your PhOtOg,r1pher I G WAKEFIELD LANDIS YOUR HOTPOINT APPLIANCE DEALER Tele sion Sales and Ser ICE PAUL C CROUSE G M C 81 Oldsmoblle 320 Chestnut Street 458 LOCUST ST COLUMBIA PA GOODRICH TIRES Phone 4 9419 TEXACO GAS OIL 'hs Qlnlumhra Ewa Columbla Pa COMMERCIAL PRINTING Phone 4 2125 73 S I ' , a. U . 1 -, 4 CLASS OF 1953 Sulvs null Service Y vi ' v' O 341 CHESTNUT STREET Compliments FALTIN CAFE Frank Horn Prop BRUBAKER S JEWELRY STORE 361 LOCUST STREET Columbta Pa Leading jewelers for 56 Years TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION 6th Street 85 Lancaster Ave Phone 4 9579 Greasmg and Washmg Comphments MARGARET SAGER S Beauty Salon 6TH Sn MAPLE STS Columbta Pa Phone 4 7591 RUBE S Atlanhc Sfahon 14TH ST 85 LANCASTER AVE Columbta P GREENAWALT AND KECK Chotce Meats 533 FAIRVIEW AVE Lancaster Pa EAST END BODY SHOP BODY ond FENDER REPAIRS AUTO PAINTING Phone 4 8311 15th St Off Lmcoln Htghway Columbta Pa HARRY M BARTCH WM YOUNG INSURANCE 92 South Thu-d Street Phone 4 ssoa WATCHES CLOCKS C R SMITH 81 SON IExx ELERS Repazrmg Our Speczalty JEWELRY DIAMONDS A L GABLE BUICK Sales and Servzce 215 CHESTNUT STREET Best Wtshes to the CLASS OF 1953 BEN FR ANKLIN STORE 74 7 of 5 ' . . , . of 7 , . ' ' , a. , , , . Frank Suckmvm Prop- C0lIIf7IillIOI1fS of 9 ' ' I 1 1 ALBRIGHT BROTHERS Electrical Applzances 13 NORTH THIRD ST Columbla Pa R E SHECKARD AND SON INSURANCE NOTARY Columb1a Pa Ph ne 4 4656 J L MYERS SERVICE STATION N 7TH STREET Pho e 4 9066 H COLUMBIA WATER COMPANY Incorporated I823 220 LOCUST ST Compliments of HAMAKFR Pbofograplver PAUL H ELSLAGER PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES OIL BURNERS SPOUTING 930 LOCUST STREET Columbla Pa Compllments Zeamer s Cafe Columbla RD 1 COlOn1a1 Smeltmg and Refmmg CO nc TROOP S Meat Market Phone 4 4296 CONGRATULATIONS The Central Nuhonul Bunk of Columblu COLUMBIA PA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 75 . , I I ' n - O - T E I 'f CHRIS H GAS a. ELECTRIC L I , , . . , of 9 I ' ., I . , . . , . Compliments of L. A. BACHMAN'S Lcmco Food Store 639 MANOR STREET Phone 4-4876 Columbia, Pa. Congratulations to the I1lIES'l'liR Nl. HESS S.1l,ES mul Sl:'Rl'llfIi CLASS OF 1953 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH LlVELY'S GROCERY LINCOLN HIGHWAY Sn SIXTI-I ST STORE Columbia. Pa. C A HERR HARDWARE THIRD AND WALNUT STS CO1umbIa Pa COUgf8fU18flOUS and Best Wzshes to the Class of 1953 MENCHEY S 336 LOCUST STREET COlumbIa Pa HARRY C OSTERTAG FRIOIDAIRE APPLIANCES 408 LOCUST ST Phone 4 9421 76 ' BOWLING LANES ' CompI1ments of TIDY PRODUCTS NAOMI MCKIWNEY Bc'auf3 Shop 28 SOUTH ELEVENTH ST Phone 4 9179 RICE 8a WENTZ INC Garage Rear 320 CHESTNUT ST DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Servxce C om plxments Abe Kcxrhp TURKEY HILL DAIRY Quollty Dolry Products Phone Mxllersvxlle 4954 Central Machme Shop and Weldlng Co CHARLESF GUNDEL Prop 306 AVE J Phone 4 4269 Our Motto SGIVICG and SG11SfGC11OI1 Compliments of THF RISINF 'SUN lull H 1 aff CHERRY ST AND LANCASTER AVE 124 S 5TH ST Complxments THE MOUNTX ILLE W ALLPAPER COMPANY Compliments of SWIGER S FOOD MARKET 22 NORTH NINTH STREET Phone 4 7011 WE DELIVER Compliments EARL BUNKER 163 LocUsT ST 77 5 1 l of . J R 1 1 T . . ' ' ' and I rq '1 1 - , ,. ,. 9 of of f THE HOBBY SHOP Model Alrplcines Trcnns Bouts Trcnns the Year Around 15 S FOURTH STREET FRANK SAHD SALVAGE C0 OdROs Weke 11th ik LANCASTER AVE Columbla Pa Phones 4 8506 4 8501 Complzments of C R RUPP We F urmsh the Home EDW ETZWEILER SONS FINE FURNITURE ETZWEILER FUNERAL HOMES COLUMBIA WRIGI-ITSVILLE COE CAMERA SHOP Photogruphm Supp1Ies 148 N Queen Phone 3 3591 Lancaster Penna Compliments JOHNSON S DIINPR Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1953 Ll'l l'l ly l'lllNl I1 lNl Hear the latest h1ts on VICTOR CAPITOL DECCA and COLUMBIA Records F K. BARTCH INC. 449 Locust Streef Complxments of FORESTERS Compliments of WALK'S SERVICE STATION Mobile Gas 81 Oil CHARLES WALK, Proprietor 78 Used Machinery 51 Building Materials ' Scrap Mefuls, Iron, Paper n g ' ' - Used Cars - r c d Cars Lionel and American Flyer E'e 'if ' SUPPHBS , . , . W KK . Y, of , - 1 w 'Q ' 1 W - R 1 L 4 i , . i i i i 1 7 1 1 Y ' . A A ' AO A 0 i i i - I Congratulatzons Best of Luck to ADAM H GREEK Class of 1953 REALTOR FREY S WATCH SHOP Class Jeweler Complzments of I-ii-Ilia-A fY '-'7 ff I -L S MARINE CORPS RESERVE TRAINING CENTER Columbla Penna RAWLING SPALDING S H E N K B R O S Everyfhmg for Sport 30 32 WEST KING STREET Lancaster Pa CLASS JACKETS SWEATERS Pnjm fvnuzm D XIHY QI FI' N In f mu s Slllllllll Walls Shulrls lliw Call Doc Nau or MOTTF R York Samtary Dry Cleaning I olumbm s and Laundry Servlce lhggesl Pam! llnn Phone 4 7636 ROY A LEIPHART TRUCKING 2nd and Lmden Sts Columbra Pa CUSTOM MOTOR PARTS Congratulatrons to the Class of '53 IOSEPH W. KLOPP East Mam Street Mountvllle, Perma Te1ev1s1on 6: Radro Servlce Prompt Servrce Phone 4 9248 Racing Equipment 326 Locust St 79 - - lDr.Llf,, IX ' Q is 1 'A QI -. ff V24 EJ . 4, f- -ii 1 W 'Q 1- lyflliq T , . J ' 5 1 ' . ll ' ,T f '.', .l 'S . .', I ' '.' , . Que ' J - pints 1. 1, J . . , . ' r 1 ' Q ' , . Save Tzme Save Money Youll Fmd zt at GARVIN S Lancaster Penna COURTNEY S 'Individual I leaners 8. Laundry Fourth Ba Perry Streets Columb1a Pa Phone 4 7344 KACHEL MOTOR COMPANY 16th Bn Lancaster Avenues Columb1a Penna STUDEBAKER CARS 8K TRUCKS Elmwood Gr1l1 18 S Belmont St Catermg to Parties Banquets 85 Weddmg After Show Snacks Phone 9085 York Pa A Publn: Servuce To apply nts net mcome solely for the beneht of Publxc Schools us the ex clusxve purpose of The SICO Company as requu' domg a publnc educatnonal servxce when you use SICO gasolme and fuel od an we n Lscmvc ef RAD Lught Power Wnrmg Lvghtlng Fixtures Appllonces SNXDER S Home 8 Auto Supplw 324 Locust St Columb1a Penna Phone 4 9353 Fzrestone Dealer THE LITTLE GIANT 531 Unron Street General Lme of Grocerzes Sealtest Ice Cream MRS CHARLES E Woon Prop 80 7 6 . . , . . - w . as 7 , . , . , . 0 O . Q Receptions ed by its charter. You are . , , 1 . be 6 x0 ' v ' -V I u Sr cownln, PA , . . - . . Q ' , Congratulauons to the Class of 53 WIIMEHSHAN1 PRINTING IUNHANY hun Stl Susquehanna Glass Co Congratulations Columbla Pa to the Class of 53 Established 1910 WILLIAM SMITH JR HARRY E CROM INC D1str1butor Beer Porter Ale Phone 4 7311 649 Plane Street Columbla HOLL SIN D FURN ILE COMP XINY W orlll s Iur,,est Installer 0 Home Heating. I'llllllII7lPllf 209 West Kmg Street Lancaster 81 ' 1 I I I I , I , . I 1 Ill East U 1:1 lui .' 'vet LXNUASTEII, l'ENNSYLVs-XNI.-X l I ' 4' f w w Q v f ' .f 1 ' ' 5 Complzments NV KAY JEWELERS 1 CKRTIFIED PERFICI E 'e 'au X' E 501146 906641 nmmoruns ? M JE wang? omplxments HOLE FORD Loral Ford Dealer Complxments of LOCKARD S HOTEL Chzcken 1n the Basket Our Specxal 349 Chestnut Street Columbia Complzments oi Your Jeweler WALKER S xw 17 E Hxgh Street Ehzabethtown 307 Locust Street Columbla KECK S MEAT MARKET HOME DRESSED MEATS CHEESE EGGS BUTTER Full Ime of Grocenes and Frozen Foods Phone 4 9821 55195 grief? Complete Chxldrens Stores Columbia York Ellzabethtown Comphments of ,J 132 N Queen Lancaster Pl Jock Schwartz r..- Complxments of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 82 ev,vAvf . E 9,7 -'J of .ffl 11-'i-'J Liffi' , e C E E - T E - fn ll A ' fQ W - r-Ex ,-I lil -1 f - q S ,-ii' w 9' 1 1 il H . 1 C I 1 xxxw' wx . S 2 of U U P 'T q 5 JIWILEIS AND SHVIRSMIYNS 5 K ..nxxxX X , E u ' av 5 N - - - I ,- Compliments ol the Fraternal Order Eagles Compliments of the llunnwn of ilu' .llnnsl When you think of Music Think of KIRK JOHNSON 85 Co. 16-18 W. King St. Lancaster, Perma. Serving the musical for 68 years waz' Nlemher Federal Deposit Insurance 1 orporahon Depository for your School Savings Account Save when you re young Slave when you re old JOHN ll IRUII Nll Sli lllll SIN Compliments 38 W King St Lancaster Penna lIlllIlSl4l' s l ll ll Hams: H1 FLos BEAUTY SHOP 83 I V or I l ' of I, ' .' I ,QV Sir H 1881 SHREINER and SNYDER Wholesale Coniectloners S W KAUFFMAN AND SON General Contractors PARK VIEW LUNCHEONETTE SIXTH AND LocUsT STREETS GREYHOUND BUS AGENCY Phone 4 9641 JOHN BUCHMOYER I' RA I ERNAL Complxments KND BENEFII IAL ASQOK ROY M RESSLER Happy Cookmg American Kitchens Ranges Water Heaters York Heat Oul Burnung Equipment Plumbing Heating Phone 5 5301 Mountvllle Complzments JOHN MYERS Vendmg Machmes H C ANDERSON 202 POPLAR STREET Columbxa Pa Complzments VFW Compliments 0 3 Reese Hall Post 8757 0 a Fnend Mountvllle Penna Fnend 84 of Metered Gas Service gf plumbing and Healing f - f m,g7f..,f' 151' C3 -5 f'fQ -ff 'f,:f -f.,,,4f 1 Y