Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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As you Turn The pages of This book, you will find many oTher TeaTures which will add To The pleasure of This book. ln This ediTion of The Susq,uehannock, we, The sTaFF, have once again aTTempTed To make The yearbook a mosT cherished one and one ThaT will besT serve as a reference for your happy school career. XP-'HlCl1. wh' 3 .1 v 5 X 'S' .W n 0 si ...Qu . 9 Q 54 mowxznas QM 0 '1fi,m'I'.l?fg' ei -w e 6 r - 44 PEN9 Table of ConTenTs AdminisTraTion . . . . . 6 Seniors ...... . i3 HisTory . . . . . 27 Will ......... . . 28 Underclassmen . . . . . 3l OrganizaTions . . . . . 43 SporTs ...... . . 69 Prophecy . . . - 80 2 Dedication With sincere appreciation for her willingness to guide us, not only as a class, but also each one of us as individuals, tor her interest as an advisor, teacher, and friend to assist us in solving our problems whether they be personal or scholastic, we, the graduating class ot l957, dedicate with deep gratitude, this edition of the Susquehannock to Miss Isabel Bolinsky. 3 Class Poem LIFE By James Russell Lowell Life is a leaf of paper white Whereon each one of us may vvrife His Word or Two, and Then comes nighi. Though Thou have Time Bur for a line, be Thaf sublime, Not failure, but low aim, is crime. 0 LA , x 'i'ii ' XX I7 X ' f The ii .Q if , Class Motto lT's nice To be important, but iT's more imporlanl To be nice. Class Colors Class Flower Blue and Whife White Chrysanfhemum 4 Cur Mascot . Because of her sporrsmanship, which exemplifies The spirit of our class, we are proud To have as our mascot, our junior cheerleader, Debbie Grove. 5 School Board Members WILLIAM J. BLANK EDWARD G. PETERS Solicitor Member CHARLES B. FRIDY A. JOEL SATER Treasurer Member RUSSEL Y. KAUFFMAN HARRY P. SNYDER Vice-President President DR. JOHN G. MOUNTZ MARY N. VON STETTEN Member Secretary Message From The President To the class of 1957 falls the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the new Junior-Senior High School. Although their stay in the new structure has been rather short, I believe there will be memories that they will cherish for many years. We, your school directors, are endeavoring to furnish you with the best educational facilities that our community can afford. However, we can only furnish these facilitiesg so it depends on you, the student body,' to utilize them. We feel sure if both tlte educa- tional and physical facilities that the new school has to offer, are utilized to the utmost, then you have shown your appreciation to your community. Harry P. Snyder, President 6 RAYMOND H. KOCH SuperinTenden'r's Message We are not unmindful that trying days and world shaking events are days of tremen- dous opportunities and serious responsibilities. In these days Columbia High School, along with other organizations of influence and power for good, assumes its responsibilities, and with eyes wide open and its face to the front, it aims to take its share and carry its load in the developing of the biggest, the noblest, and the best in its students, that they, in the midst of world misunderstanding, may be prepared to meet the opportunities and face the responsibilities with credit to themselves and to Columbia High School. You are the first class to graduate from the new Columbia High School. To you, there- fore, is given a challenge upon your graduation to build a tradition for your school. A tradition of service to your country and to your God is yours to build. Opportunities will come and go, but you will need to see them and to seize them if they are to be yours. Responsibilities you cannot evade, but how you meet them will determine your destiny. Life can be beautiful with meaning to the extent that you show your scars as a result of winning your battles with opportunity and responsibility in service- to humanity and in glorifying God. To this end Columbia High School has served you. You can build a life that will bring honor to your parents, your fellowmen, and Glory to God if you build upon a strong faith in God and the use of prayer, faith's medium of communion with God. Raymond H. Koch Superintendent 7 Asst. Principal JAMES H. RUST Seniors: For twelve years you have looked forward to your graduation-to your commencement. For some of you it is the completion of your formal education. For others it is the stepping stone to higher learning. For all of you it is the beginning of your life's work. Columbia High School has endeavored to share with the home, the Church and the commrmity, the re- sponsibility of meeting the educational needs of the boys and girls of our school. We have tried to prepare you mentally, morally, physically, socially, and emotionally to face a complex and changing world and to be well equipped to serve mankind. I believe that as you reap the harvest of what you have sown in Columbia High School, you will find an abundance which you can share with your fellow-man. May God bless you as you go out into the world. N James H. Rust Principal HARRY W. SMOKER Class of 1957: It is with a feeling of mixed emotions that I bid you farewell, On the one hand I am happy to see you achieve the goal for which you have worked for the past twelve years. On the other hand, I realize that the end of this term means the end of our association as partners in an educational experience. As I contemplate your entrance into business, pro- fessional, and higher academic fields, I feel impelled to remind you that success is still reserved for those who work diligently and honestly at a given task. I like to think that your experiences here at Columbia High School have, in some way, prepared you to meet successfully the many experiences that you will en- counter as you experience the day to day living with your fellow men. It has been a privilege, indeed, to have the oppor- tunity of working with you. May I wish you good fortune and much happiness as you confidently face whatever the future has in store for you. Sincerely, Harry W. Smoker, Principal Faculty Paul Aucher Harry Bentz Alma Bittner Isabel Bolinsky Seventh Grade Art Education Spanish, French Typing, English Dorothy Boughner Harvey Boughner M. Dorothy Broome Charles Brubaker Special Education Mathematics, Science English Seventh Grade Mary Carter Ralph Diller Thomas Donan Robert Fleming Latin, Mathematics Metal Shop, Mech. Mathematics Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Drawing 9 Florence Fulweiler Reaves Goehring Mary S. Groff Dr. William C. Haberstroh Social Studies Seventh Grade English School Dentist Thomas Hondras Richard Hurtt Lloyd W. Kline Henry Kohl Physical Ed., Health Commercial English Health, Phys. Ed., Science Elmer Kreiser Jane K. Link Alfred Marcello Suzanne Marshall English, Social Studies Social Studies Gen. Science Home Economics 10 Norma Ort Dr. Samuel W. McNeal John McDermott Florence Musser Mary Ann Oren School Physician Mathematics Seventh Grade Librarian l George R. Pew Hazel Rodenhauser Harold Rothenberger Phys- Ed-, Health Social Studies School Nurse Instrnunental Music James Rust William Scheetz William Sears Theodore Sheckart Science Commercial Safety Ed., Driving Guidance Training ll Evelyn D. Shultz Anna D. Stotz Lewis Sweger Regina Valimont Commercial Seventh Grade Biology Home Economics Margaret H. Baxter Janet B. Raver Glenda L. Shields Nancy Schreiber Secretary to Bus. Office Secretary to Principal Secretary to Seventh Grade Superintendent Donald Griffith Vocal Music 'I2 I Z7 , 0 9 ,gf I - xl ,ff f ff fu 6 f' ,f .IN ,f X ff f , I av tx 4 f' f f Y. ,ff 3 . ' if 1 lic, xii- Y 1 ,- ' 'ffl . jd-F - 1 y'Z.,'! .f f .. -,-f H U i if - ,--'4'- '--' , Y A 11,111 -- ir- V -., f ,rw ,VV X xXx'- - -.- -V f K ,fd X wpXyxx' 'A ' -, 1 J .l,, '!!f' fly KQA KXXQXX 5, -if, -i ' , ,, ,N 4, ,W y F A, ,dw If f f' ff - -J if C ' I If XJ'xXkix'xX 1 A - 'lfif' ' -M1 - '- kj, Q Y ' 7 KV 'Q' RX . -.-X PM 1 g---- .-- 2 f' If if-' ,,.V - I ,1 : Q' ---,.:v,-v-VH-N- i '--.4 ff as Yi X, -S :iff ff ,A i, -j1.f W M --- :' .iff 'L tl V if 1 EENIUFQQ MARVIN P. ALBRIGHT LINDA LOU DONALD LEE ASTON RONALD E. BARTON ANDERSON f'Marv . Zip HROWY-lien General-Student Council 1, 5: Yearbook Representative 4: Hi-Y 5: Craftsmen's Club 3, 4, 5: ln- tramurals 4: Football 1, 2, 3. -1, 5: Track 3. 4: Junior Achieve- ment 5. l-Iunter. Football captain. First Junior Achievement president. GEORGE E. BERGEY G'eo'rge General-National Honor Society 4, 5: Student Council 5: Crim- son and Gold Staff 3, 4. 5: Mar- ching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Varsity C Cluh 4, 5: Football 4, 5: Baseball 3, 4, 5: Junior Achieve- ment 5. Intelligent. A whiz at typing. Likeable character. Sh Orig Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Year- book Representative 3: Crimson and Gold Representative 2: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 4, 5: 1 reshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: Tea- cher's Secretary 5: Class Officer 1. Short and sweet. Great voice Always pleasant. General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 5: Male Chorus 5: Mixed Chorus 5: Intramurals 2. 5: Basketball 2, 3. 4, 5: Track 4, 5. Quite the bowler. Curly eager. Dumping specialist. Commercial-Hi-Y 4, 5: Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Male Chorus 5: Mixed Chorus 5: Student Choral Director 5: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Student Band Director 5: Teacher's Secretary 5. Future business education teacher. Remembered for his vocalizing in many of the C.H.S. shows. Our pride and joy as a drum-major. JUDITH MAE BIGLER f'Jufi'y Commercial-Student Council 5: Press Club 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5: Ushering 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Cheerleading Squad 3. 4. 5: Tea- cher's Secretary 5: Girls' Intra- murals 1, 4, 5. The captain of the cheer- leaders. Likes pudding. Qui- et personality. LEOTA M. BIGLER HD0at7I Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5: Crim- son and Gold Representative 2: Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Freshman- Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 4, 5: Art Club 2, 3: Tea- cher's Secretary 5: Library As- sistant 2, 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. One half of the senior twin combination. Wonderful smile. Has her eyes on a certain blond-haired boy. LINDA LOU BIGLER IIL7:n7J Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 5: Teacher's Sec- retary 5: Library Assistant 3, 5: Girls Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman- Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, 5. Other half of the senior twin combination. Person- ality plus. Started her secre- tary career early for the senior class. DONALD BIRK Al11in':' Academic-Hi-Y 4, 5: Football 1. 2, 3. 4, 5: Baseball 3, 4: Track 2: Basketball I, 2. 3, 4, 5: Intramurals Hi-Y money handler. Trav- els three miles to school each day. Chauffeur in a Chevy. DAWN KATHRYN BONGART 4'Dawn Academic-Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5: National Honor Society 4, 5: Press Club 5: Crimson and Gold Staff 4, 5: Crimson and Gold Representative 3: Dramatic Club 4, 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Usher- ing 4, 5: History Club 3, 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Soph- omore Chorus 2, 3. The all-around gal. Editor of this book. Will be found at Lebanon Valley College in the Fall. C. ROBERT BROCKLEY HDOCU Academic- Student Council 2: Press Club 5: Hi-Y 5: Football 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Class money man. Future member of the bar. Saint's back court man. MARY LOU BROMMER IILOUJI Commercial-Press Club 5: Tri- Hi-Y 4, 5: Yearbook Representa- tive 2, 3: Teacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 4, 5: Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman- Sophomore Chorus 2, 3. Tall redhead. Loves to cook. State ticket seller. GERALD BONGART IfGeTTy7! General-Band 1. 2, 3, 4, 5: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 1, 2. Student B and Director. C.H.S.'s Harry James. Twee- dy Bird. CARL FREDERICK BRYANT Little M an General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Football 2: Concession Stand Worker 3: Male Chorus 5: Track 2. 3, 4, 5: In- tramurals 3, 4. Little rhythm man. Quiet, but a great guy and friend of everyone. Dishwasher at the Far East. EDWARD BOURNE l!EdU General-Crimson and Gold Rep- resentative 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Intramurals 3: Foot- ball 4, 5: Track 4, 5: Wrestling 3, 4, 5. 127 pound grappler. Mr. Rust's wire cutter. Fun ma- ker. ROBERT LEROY BUZZENDORE '!Beac0n Bob General-Dramatic Club 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Varsity C Club 5: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 4: Track 3, 4. Part 'time student. Quarter miler. Father of the Little Womenf' JACQUELINE CLARK 'ilackieu General-Crimson and Gold 5 Tri-Hi-Y 5: Art Club 5. Late comer to C.H.S. Life of the party. Chewing gum queen. HAROLD N. COLIN f'Ne,wf' General - Hi-Y 5: Concession Stand Worker 2: Jr. Red Cross 1: Intramurals 4. Seen but not heard. Gigan- tic vocabulary. Wow, what hats! JEANETTE MARIE DEEG KlJett,y!! General-Press Club 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Crimson and Gold Repre- sentative 3: Usher 5: Girls' Glee Club 4, 5: Mixed Chorus 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Banner Carrier 3: Majorette 4, 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Fu- ture Homemakers 5: Intramurals 5: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Majorette co-captain. Star P.O.D. student. Ruler of Fu- ture Homemakers. DARLENE M. DELLET Dfw General-Press Club 5: Yearbook Representative 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 4, 5: Art Club 2,3, 4,5: Booster Club Representative 5, Blondie. Makes frequent trips to Stevens Trade. The girl at the D Sz D Diner. AMOS EDWARD JACK B. DOUTRICH CATHERINE E. DOMBACH Moose General-Hi-Y 4. 5: History Club 2, 3: Male Chorus 1. 2: March- ing Band 2, 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 3: Concert Band 2, 3, 4, 5: Dance Band 3, 5: County Band 5: Pit Band 4, 5:-Junior Achieve- ment 5. Trumpeter. Come Septem- ber, and here's another M.S. T.C. freshman from C.H.S. Famous for quotes in family living class. DRESCHER f'Ta1flpz'pe ucwasv General-Hi-Y 5: Glee Club 1, 2: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Intra- . ,, murals 3, 4, 5: Football 1, 2, 3, gumzwrcmg-glee Clugh 4' 4 Track 3 4 5 res man- op omore orus ., ' ' ' ' ' 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Tri-Hi-Y 5. Owner of that hotl' Chevy. Largest hand shake in the He,-efs a ffwyatt Earp fan, Senior class. Dizzy dancer. Likes to go sledding. Like- able. GORDON C. ECK Peaches General-Hi-Y 4. 5: Baseball 3, 4, 5: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 51 Football 2, 3, 4, 5. Athletic. Energetic. Gren- del's pet. ROBERT K. EHLY Bob General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 5: Football 2. 3. 4. 5: Track 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 3. 4. 5. Tide tackler. York County Rambler. Horn tooter in band. JUDITH WEBB FERGUSON 'l'Judi', General-Crimson and Gold 2, 3, 4, 5: Crimson and Gold Repre- sentative 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Usher 4. 5: Girls' Glee Club 4, 5: 1+'x-eshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4, 5: Pit Band 1, 2. 3, 4. 5: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Teacher's Sec- retary 5: Library Assistant 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4, 5: Art Club 1, 2, 5. Bandfs chief officer. Crimson and Gold feature editor. All around band member. BEVERLY H. ELLWEIN 'ifiezf Commercial-Dramatic Club 4, 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Concession Stand Worker 2. Ushering 3: Glee Club 4. 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Teacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, 5: In- tramurals 2, 3, 4. Active roller skater. Secre- tary of the Tri-Hi-Y. Aunt March in the play Little Women. ROBERT L. ENGLEHART fITank72 General Outdoorsman. H i s t o r i a 11. Bright. CHARLES FARLEY Charlie General-Football 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Track 2, 3, 4, 51 Wrestling 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Cool. Sharp. Far East Inn bus boy. JOAN FLOTTEMESCH 'fJ0an General.- Freshman - Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 4, 5: Tri- Hi-Y 4, 5. Our Tri-Hi-Y delegate to many conventions. Watch out for her in that truck. Tall blonde. MONTE DALE FORD Fletche1 ' General-Press Club 5: Yearbook Representative 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: Track 4, 5: Football 1, 2: Junior Achievement 5. Future sailor. Plays basket- ball on the Telephone Com- pany's team. Hct hurdler. JUDITH ANN FOSTINA ffJudyJl Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Juni- or Red Cross 3: Girls' Glee Club 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 3: Band :color guardj 5: Teach- er's Secretary 5: Library Assis- tant 3, 4, 5: Future Homemakers 5: Intramurals 3, 4, 5: Booster Club Representative 4: Homeroom Representative 3, 4, 5: Art Club 3, 4. C.H.S.'s country girl. Carries flag at the head of the band. Cafeteria's cash d r a w e r pusher. JANETTA LEE FOX Fug1le Lee General-Yearbook Representative 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: F.N.A. 5: F.H.A. 5. This gal likes to walk. Well dressed member of our class. Romance at Stevens Trade. CHARLES GABLE 'Chm'Zie General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Track 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: In- tramural Council Has a hot FO RD. Chewing gum king. Bowling champ- ion. JOHN HARRY GOSHEN Goshen General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Intramurals 3, 4: Track 3, 4, 5. The Rumblin Rocket man. The lumberjack. Another part time student of the class of '57. BETTY GREIDER KfBett,y7J General-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Future Homemakers of America 4, 5. Poised. Helpful member of Miss Groff's homeroom. Quiet. DENNIS ROY GROFT, JR. ffDen2! General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Football 1, 2: Track 3, 4, 5. Fisherman. Quiet. Seventh period dreamer in room 213. YVONNE HAKE Ilrfonnyll General-Future Nurses of Am- erica 5: Tri-Hi-Y 5: Art Club 3, 4. Sharp dresser. Likes the col- or red. Also likes rare steaks. WILLIAM SAMUEL HARBOLD ItTex!J General-Press Club 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Craftsmen's Club 3, 4, 5: Var- sity C Club 4, 5: Intramurals 2, 3: Wrestling 3, 4, 5: Art Club 3, 4: Junior Achievement 5. Likeable personality. Hill- billy fan. Grappler at 138. JERE EDWARD 'HARTMAN K'Je1'e GeneraliHi-Y 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Track 2. 4. Theme song, Cross Over the Bridge. The Nash Ram- bler. Uses the Susquehanna River for his swimming pool. JUDY E. HARTMAN roludyu Commercial-Crimson and Goifl Representative 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Girls' Glee Club 4, 5: Banner Carrier 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Art Club 5. Traveler from Klinesville. Very big black book. Keeps the class laughing. JANE HERCHELROATH Janie CommercialfCrimson and Gold Representative 1: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Tri-Hi Y 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: Teacher's Secretary 5: Majorette 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4, Majorette co-captain. Short and sweet. Miss Columbia. ROBERT JOSEPH HARTMAN HH'rust0r Academic-Student Council 5: National Honor Society 4, 5: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Wrestling 2. 3, 4, 5: Track 2, 3, 4, 5. Keeper of the Student Coun- cills money. Plans to go to F8zM to study medicine. Sharp dresser. JOHN HENRY HAUGH f'F0urby GeneralAHi-Y 4, 5: Crimson and Gold Representative 1: Football 2, 5: Basketball 2: Intramurals 3, 4, 5: Intramural Council 5. Intramural bang-bang. Mad driver. Huge lineman. LINDA HAUGHEY Linda Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 5: Mixed Chorus 5: ibefore coming to C.H. S., Chorus 2, 3. 5: Pep Squad 4: Future Homemaker 4: 4-H Club 5: Class Play Assistant Director 4: Future Business Leaders of America 5.3 C.H.S. late arriver. Expert on Germany. Could write a book on her travels. CAROLE JEAN CHARLES W. HERSHEY FLORENCE ANNA HERMAN HILLIAR Droege Commercial-Yearbook Represent- ative 3: Crimson and Gold Repre- sentative 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Usher 4: Glee Club 5: Band fcolor guard: 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 4. Carries a gun in the Band front. Bus rider to C.H.S. Ghost chaser. Charlie General-Student Council 5, Year- book Representative 1: Dramatic Club 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Football 2: Track 3, 4, 5: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5: Football-Manager 3, 4: Booster Club 4, 5: Class Officer 4. Good miler. Neat dresser. Here's Sir Valentine! Flossie Commercial-Press Club 5: Year- book Representative 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 4: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: Library As- sistant 2, 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 5. One of the busy members of this yearbook staff. C.H.S.'s own Susie- MacNamara. Us- ually found in room 210. Nice personality. RUSSEL LEWIS HILLIAR HF'll.ZZ1.CU General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Yearbook Representative 5: Basketball 1, 2: Track 3, 4. 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, 5: Poolshark. Track whiz. In- tramural sharp-shooter. ROBERT G. HIRNISEY NANCY JANE HOLLINGSWORTH All IJ 'Y A' 1 Academic-Hi-Y 4, 5: Crimson and Gold Representative 5: Con- cession Stand Worker 4: Glee Club 3. First quiet redhead. Fish trainer. Probably late for his own funeral. 'Nrlncryu General-Crimson and Gold Rep- resentative 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Stu- dent Council 5: Ushering 4, Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Future Nurses Club 5: Future Homemakers Club 5: Intramurals 4. Strange future plans. Good scout. The life of any party. JOYCE ANN KALEY Joyce Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 3: 'l'eacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 3. 5: Intru- murals 1, 2, 3. Small fry. One of our girls with very definite plans. Sweet smile. JOYCE ELIZABETH KILP lfJOy77 General-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Usher 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 3: Glee Club 3. 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: Band lcolor guardj 5: Intramur- als 2, 3. What a voice. Carries a gun. Future is planned. SHIRLEY ANN KLASE ffshfl-za Commercial Q Concession Stand Worker 1: Glee Club 4, 5: Fresh- man-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 5. Plans to join the Women's Marine Corps. Enjoys cow- boy movies. Has the funniest laugh. Watch for her in a brown Hudson. VINCENT EARL KUHNS t'V1fnm'e General-Crimson and Gold Rep- resentative 4: Hi-Y 4, 5: Con- cession Stand Worker 5: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 5: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, 5: Intra- mural Council 5: Track 3, 4, 5: Art Club 3, 4, 5. Ai-dent miler. Always lends a helping hand. Fond of an unclerclassman. THELMA ARLENE LOWE KI! Ilhelmff' Commercial-Crimson and Gold Representative 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Teacher's Secretary 5. Sweet personality. Wears one of those rings. Obliging. WALTER W. LUCAS L'l.LK'IlliH Commercial - - Concession Stand worker 1, 2, 3: Male Chorus 1, 2: Homeroom Representative 1. Cue ball king. Drives a GREEN Olds. When he's not fixing it. RICHARD C. McCOMSEY Pie General-Hi-Y Boy from the Boro. Shy guy. Always willing to help, EARLA McVEY Earla ' Commercial-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 5: Marching Band 2, 3, 4, 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 5: Intramurals 3, 4. Band drummer. Inventor of crazy shrieks. Lives near a cemetery but surely isn't quiet. DONALD L. MOSTELLER IIMOSJI General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Intramurals 3, 5: Track 4, 5. Nice hair. Likes the song, Cross Over 'the' Bridge. SARAH FRANCES MOYER Sf1lly General-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 4: Junior Red Cross 3, 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Li- brary Assistant 4, 5: Future Nurses Club 5. A future teacher. Winner of the Homemaker of Tomor- row contest. Trips to Stev- ens Trade. H. JUDITH MUMMAW Judy General-Yearbook Representative 2: Crimson and Gold Representa- tive 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 4, 5: Glee Club 4. 5: Freshman-Sophm more Chorus 2, 3: Band fcolor Ltuardj 5: 'l'eacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 2. 3. 4. One of the stars of Little Women. Member of the band's color guard. The girl with quite a collection of knee lengths. DONALD C. MURRY JOANNE MUSSER H J ifljodyfl Deacon ' General!Hi-Y 4, 5: Craftsmezfs Club 3, 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Intramurals 1: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: Track 3, 4. 5. One of the taller members in our class. Mrs. Fu1weiler's pet peevef' Quite a char- acter. General - Student Council 5: National Honor Society 4, 5: Press Club 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: ln- tramurals 4. Tri-Hi-Y delegate to U. N. convention. Young girl with a horn. Future Elizabeth- town College co-ed. CHARLES BENNETT MYERS '!Chuck Academic - Student Council 5: National Honor Society 4. 5: Press Club 5: Crimson and Gold 4, 5: Crimson and Gold Repre- sentative 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4, 5: Hi-Y 5: History Club 2, 3: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Intra- murals 2: Basketball Manager 3, 4, 5: Baseball Manager 3, 4, 5: Sports Announcer 4, 5: Student Publicity Director 4. 5: Class Officer 5: Mixed Chorus 5. C.H.S.'s own radio announ- cer. Laurie in the play Little Women. Many, many activities. JANET MYERS Jrm0t ' Commercial-Crimson and Gold Representative 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 2, 3, 4, 5: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: Glee Club 4, 5: Fresh- man-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Li- brary Assistant 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 1, 2: Typing Assistant 5. The rock Sz roll kid. Doesn't like squirrels. Al- ways laughing. PAUL EDWARD NACE, JR. Paul General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Craftsmen's Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 5: Track 4, 5: Junior Achievement Junior Achievement presi- dent. Part time farmer. May- town madman, SALLY LEE OTT rcgauyxz General-Press Club 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Dance Orchestra 5: 'County Band 3, 4, 5: Pit 'Band 2, 3, 4, 5: District Band 4, 5: Junior Achievement 5: State Band 5. Hard working co-editor of the Susquehannock. 'Small. With a nice personality. One of the many Columbia seni- ors going to M.S.T.C. ANN ELIZABETH PICKLE 'fSnook1'e General! Student Council 4: Press Club 5: Crimson and Gold 5: Dramatic Club 3, 4, 5: Tri-Hi- Y 4, 5: Ushering 4, 5: Glee Club 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 3. Amy of Little Women',' Crimson and Gold's Spot- light writer. Likes to swim. BARBARA POINDEXTER HBfl,7'bU General-Intramurals 2, 3, 4. This gal is a master doing the Cha-Cha. Athletic. Sharp dresser. CAROLYN RUTH RATUSNOCK Carol Commercial-Crimson and Gold Representative 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Soph- omore Chorus 2, 3: Teacher's Secretary 5. Has quite a collection of Rock 8z Roll records. Qui- et, pleasing personality. Good singing voice. LYNN BRILL RAVER IfLynn7I General-National Honor Society 4, 5: Hi-Y 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Baseball 3, 4, 5: Basketball 2: Junior Achievement 5. Baritone blower. Planning to go to Lebanon Valley Col- lege. Baseball utility man. LAWRENCE L. RESCH Larry General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Football Manager 2: C1'aftsmen's Club 4, 5: Wrestling 4, 5. Well dressed. Mr. Sater's right hand man. Comical. DEMUTH CHRIST RODKEY f'MooseU General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Craftsmen's Club 3, 4: 5: P.T.A. Representa- tive 5: Glee Club 2, 3: Intra- murals l, 2, 3. 4. Another Klinesville contri- bution. Basketball fan. Owns the cleanest Ford in town. ANDREW SHIVE KfAndy77 GeneralHNational Honor Society 4, 5: Junior Red Cross 3: Var- sity C Club 4, 5: Intramurals 5: Football 2: Wretling 3, 4, 5: Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5: Junior Achievement 5. Andy, the dandy dancer. Well-built wrestler. Pleasing personality. JAMES RONALD SMITH Jun General-Yearbook Representative 4: Hi-Y 4, 5: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: Track 4, 5: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5: Junior Achievement 5. Brawny bruiser. Great 185 pounder. Regional champion. JOSEPH TYRONE STEPHENS IKJOQU General-Student Council 3, 4, 5: Yearbook Representative 2, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Track 2, 3, 4, 5: Class Officer 3: Junior Achieve- ment 5: Mixed Chorus 5. Mrs. Link's boy Friday. The underclassmens heart throb. Curly. ARTHUR G. SHOPF KIA.,,,t7I General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Dance Band 5: Varsity C Club 3, 4, 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Basketball 3: Track 3, 4, High jumper. Part time milk man. Newspaper boy in P.O.D. class. WILLIAM O. STEVENS HB,Z:U,U General-Hi-Y 4, 5. Andy's handy man. Has an aversion to timed writings in typing class. GRACE ANN STONE f'G1'acie General-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Teach- er's Secretary 5: Library Assis- tant 2, 3, 4: Usher 5: Art Club 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, 5. Lady in a Mercury. No more boy friend troubles. Has her man. VIRGINIA LEE STUDER crGinn,y.u General-HYeax-book Representative 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Freshman- Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: March- ing' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Library Assistant 5: Future I-Iomemakers Club 5: Dance Band 3, 5: Art Club 3: County Band 3, 4, 5: District Band 4, 5, District Orchestra 5. Plays the bassoon, sax and the bells. Likes riding in Mercurys. Tall ticket taker. NANCY J. GEORGE DONALD EDWARD A. SUYDAM TAVAGLIONE TEATS, JR. Nance General-Crimson and Gold Ren- resentative 1, 2: Yearbook Rep- resentative 3: Dramatic Club 4, 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: Tea- cher's Secretary 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Typing Assistant 5. Remembered for her por- trayal of Meg in Little Women. Lively. Life of the Senior Class. 'fPete Commercial-Hi-Y 4, 5: Male Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Intramural Council 5: County Chorus 5. One of our representatives at County Chorus. Future businessman. Good vocalist. HI!:lrZH General-Hi-Y 4, 5: Wrestling 3, 4. 5: Intramurals 3, '4, 5: Yearbook Representative 1. Klinesville scientist. Drives a black Chevy. Quiet and pleasant. JOHN DIXON THOMAS 'fJolm'i General-Student Council 5: Hi- Y 4, 5: Varsity C Club 3, 4, 5: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Track Z, 3, 4, 5: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5: Class Officer 4, 5. The class -of 57's president. Plunging fullback. Popular. ROBERT W. TYNES KfBObL' General-Hi-Y 5: Football 4, 5: Basketball Manager 4, 5: Intra- murals 3, 4, 5: Intramural Council 5. Basketball towel s l in g e r . Life of the party. Wow! What a car. JO ANN VAN VALKENBURGH KIJOII General-Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 2: GleelClub 4, 5: Freshman- Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: Concession Stand Worker 1: Intramurals 2: F.H.A. 5: Art Club 3, 5. Hot rod gal. Unk's one and only. Likeable. CARL CHESTER VON STETTEN Ilskipll General-Crimson and Gold 4: 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: Male Chorus 2: Intramurals 4: Track 4: Wrestling 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Class Officer 3 . Wise cracker. Avid Elvis fan. Quite the artist. BARBARA ANNE WAGN ER X ffFT1:tZ7! General-Crimson and Gold 4, 5: Press Club 5: Yearbook Repre- sentative 1: Art Club 2, 3, 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Library Assistant 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Usher 4, 5. Chief of the C. and G. Tri- Hi-Y cash girl. F. and M.'s only co-ed. JOAN PAULINE WHITE Joamfe General-Yearbook Representative 2: Crimson and Gold Representa- tive 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5: Ushering 2, 3, 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 4, 5: Teacher's Secretary 5: Intramur- als 2, 3. An attractive little future nurse. Has interests at Penn State. Pretty smile and plea- sant personality. EDWARD EUGENE WISE !!Ed77 General-Student Council 5: Dra- matic Club 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Jun- ior Red Cross 1: Craftsmen's Club 3, 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4, 5. Football captain. Neat blond. Admirer of a twin. STEPHEN L. WISLER Steve General-Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4, 5: Honor Society 4. 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5. Basketball captain. School- top officer. Tall boy. SONIA HELEN WITTE Witts Academic-Press Club 5: Year- book Representative 2, 5: Tri-Hi- Y 4, 5: Ushering 4, 5: History Club 3, 4, 5: Freshman-Sopho- more Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 4, 5. One of 'the best-dressed gals in the class. Mysterious. Go- ing to L. V. C. in the fall. CHARLOTTE YVONNE YOHE Charlotte Commercial-Press Club 5: Crim- son and Gold Representative 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Concession Stand Worker 1: Ushering 4: Glee Club 4, 5: Freshman-Sophomore Chor- us 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 5: Library Assistant 5: Teacher's Secretary - .x. Here's one of our laughing- est classmates. Faithful Tri- Hi-Y member. Future sec- retary. 25 ROBERT BRUCE ZEAMER H-Bob!! General-National Honor Society 4, 5: Student Council 1, 2, 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Varsity C Club 4, 5: Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 1, 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4, 5: Basket- ball 3: Class Officer 2, 3: Stu- dent Council Vice President 5. Self sufficient. Women's man. Good bass voice. N fWJgWi'm QYD Q pwympgyi , 1ggi Q Yi Sf my yfjj,f45 WWW by XQ3? R MjWjLw-- Riu mjgacon M M if ' M DVM X5 QQ! MWm,,,211m4 Xgbbwwnfifjf E AA MW , f QQ WJ mwiwfw f ZJyf5'23g,9f JY N bg.: JW -fbWY7Q1f,fWQf7 if gfwwwfy pw X Q ff Nwcfbw W 5 V75 W Q M W , W4 Q igWWQJjQijQWf53 ,fi 1 W fffffif AV ff MN AL Q6 Class History Now that our graduation from C.H.S. is drawing near, we remember fondly the happenings of the past four years here, as a class. We were freshmen. How much better it seemed than being called eighth graders! Here are some of the events of our Freshman year-the Dramatic Club play, Cheaper by the Dozen , C.H.S. winning the Conference of the Roses football championship for the first time. The C.H.S. Varieties of 1954. Our class officers: Steve Wisler, presidentg Robert Zeamer, vice president, Robert Bnockley, secretary, and Dawn Bongart, treasurer. A successful basketball season. The long awaited Fresh- man-Sophomore Party, and then summer vacation. September, 1954-The beginning of our Sophomore year had arrived. This was an exciting year for us, highlighted by the winning of the Conference of the Roses for the second straight year. T'he school play- Andy Hardy. Our oiiicers: Joseph Stephens, presidentg Carl von Stetten, vice-president, Robert Zeamer, sec- retary, and Robert Brockley, treasurer. A basketball team of which to be proud. The Freshman-Sophomore party, and finals. Juniors-How proud we were to bear that name! Some of the memories of 1955-1956 are-the Tri-Hi-Y initiations and the play Father Knows Best. Class officers: John Thomas, presidentg Charles Hershey, vice-president, Leota Bigler, secretary, and Robert Brockley, treasurer. T'he Tri-Hi-Y formal. A championship basketball team. The lively professional assemblies. The Junior-Senior Prom, and the inevitable finals. Our Junior year was over. Seniors at last! This was our most memorable year at Columbia High. It was highlighted by George Bergey's giving the Mitidin Address, having our class pictures taken, front seats in 'the auditorium, and some of us taking the College Entrance Exams. Our class officers: John Thomas, presidentg Charles Myers, vice- president, Linda Bigler, secretary, and Robert Brockley, treasurer. Steve Wisler was President of the Student Council. The Senior High play, Little Women, the Christmas Cantata, Dawn Bongart's winning the D.A.R. award, another great bas- ketball team, moving into the new school, the Tri-Hi-Y prom, the Youth Day elec- tions, the Jtmior-Senior Prom, May Day, final exams, Baccalaureate, and our Commencement rounded out our last year at C.H.S. 27 To whom it may Class Will concern: The members of the gradu- ating class of Columbia High School, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven, do here- by pronounce, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, and do hereby revoke all Wills 8z Codicils by us at any time heretofore made: Marv Albright's ........ Tackle position to Harrison Seibert Linda Anderson's .... .......... S inging to Ruth Gundel Don Aston's ...... Curlers and unused Toni sets to Don Bell Ronnie Barton's ........Position in the band to Linda Smith George Bergey's .................... Brains to Ernie Geriin Doat Bigler's .. . .... Pleasant personality to Joanne Geriin Lin Bigler's .... .......,.........Ipana smile to'Betty Sload Judy Bigler's ........ Gymnastic ability to Sandy. Sandhaus Don Birk's ....... ................ R ed face to Bob Fidler Dawn Bongart's . . . Gerry Bongart's .... Ed Bourne's ..... Doc Brockley's Mary Lou Brommerys Carl Bryant's ...... Bob Buzzendore's .... Jackie Clark's ..... Harold Colin's ....... . ....... Petiteness to-Carol Johns ..............Trumpet to.Tim Deeg .....Wrestli.ng ,ability to Bill Thomas ............Nickname to Charlie Hill almost late arrivals I to school to Marie'Cranford ............LCar to'Mr. Dorian ....Hot Mercury' to Dick Meyers .....Giiit of gab to 'Louise Lowry ...........Crush tof'Hiram Fitzgerald Jetty Deeg's ........ Majorette uniform to Bonnie Bachman Darlene Dellet's ............Blonde hair to Judy Anderson Amos Dombach's ............ Seat in P.O.D,, to John Mountz Jack Doutrich's ... C areful driving to Jim Hollingsworth Cas Drescher's . ....... Clear complexion to Monna Grove Gordie Eck's Robert Ehly's Bev Ellwein's .... Bob Englehart's Charlie Farley's Judi Ferguson's ...............Muscles to Bob Halter ................Pep to Pat Spiese ....Parts in the play to Shirley Rafi ........Big ears to United Airlines ................Girls to Danny Monk . . . . . . . .Band presidency to Bradley Miller Joan Flottemesch's .............. Truck to Yvonne Markley Monte Ford's .................. Hurdles to George Schwert Judy Fostina's ........Life story to 'Confidential Magazine Janetta Fox's ................ Trips to S.T.S. to Ann Eberlin Charlie Gable's John Goshen's Betty Greider's Dennis Groft's Yvonne Hake's .... Bill Harbold's .... J ere Hartman's Judy Hartman's .... Bruster Hartman's John Haugh's .... ....Hot-rod racing to'anyone'75who wants 'it . . . . Rumblin Rocket to Jesse Harden . . . . . . .Black hair to Marilyn Splain ..........Short hair to Bob Nash ......... Slow walk to Sil Austin ...,Wrestling skill to Joey Oldenwalt ....Boat to anyone who can swim ............Diet to Patsy Mable ..............Report card to Lee Byers ....Regular attendance to Larry Haine Linda Haughey's ........ Engagement ring to Thelma Splain Jane Herchelroathis ........ 41!2 size shoe to Carole Clark Carole Herman's ........ Curly eyelashes to Sue Brubaker Charlie Hershey's Floss Hilliar's Russ Hilliar's .... Bob Hirnisey's ............ Nancy Hollingswortlfs .... .Neat Wardrobe to Marty Fidler ..........Gigg1es to Pat McKonly .....Po1e vault to John Henry ..........Red hair to Mr. Pew ......Crazy antics to Judy Groft Joyce Kaley's .......... Typing ability to Rosemary Ellwein Shirley Klase's .... ........... L ong hair to Sharon Fry Joyce Kilp's ..... Vince Kuhn's .... Thelma Lowe's .... Walt Lucas' ....... Dick McComsey's ......... . . . . . . .Voice 'to Jane Keener .....Love notes to his brother ....Diamond to Donna Ward . .Straight hair to Ken Lyle .........Quietness to Barry Fry Earla McVey's secretary's job in the band to Georgia Eddy Don Mostel1er's .................. Wardrobe to Hal Smoker Sally Moyeris .... Job at 'the hospital to Priscilla Kauffman Judy Mummaw's ........Motorcycle rides to Madelyn Roye Deacon Miu'ry's ....... Cat walk to Taylor Palmer Joanne Musser's .... . ....Honk horn to Evelyn White Chuck Myers' . ............. Activities 'to his brother Joe Janet Myers' ...... Jitterbug teacher to Sandra Elslager Paul Nace's .... Sally Ott's .....Shop coat to Benny Benfer .....Clarinet to her sister, Lois Ann Pickle's ............. Bathing suits to Rose Marie Reed Barb 'Poindexter's ....... .Jitterbug steps to Jean Hilliar Carol Ratusnock's teacher's secretarial job to Barbara Bongart Lynn Raver's .............. Bashful ways to Roy Rothrock Larry Resch's ...... Car to the Cam Jammers Association Demuth Rodkey's ........ Car to anyone who wants to walk Andy Shive's ...... ., ,... Lack of speed to Puddy Frey Art Shopf's l ........ Tallness to Den Hoffman Jim Smith's .. ........ Championships io Jim Howe Joe Stephens' .... ............. P ersonality to Pete Weimer Bill Stevens' ..... Seat in physics class to Marty Fidler Grace Stone's ........... Hot Mercury to Fred Heisey Ginny Studer's ................. Bassoon to Seda Yeager Nance Suydam's pep at basketball games to Glenda Kreider Don Tavaglione's ............ Clever remarks to Leo Storm Ed Teats' ........ Mechanical drawing ability to Art Ream John Thomas' .... 4 ........... Popularity to his brother Jim Bob Tynes' ........ Crowded hall locker to a willing junior Jo Van ValkenbLu'gh's .... Carl von Stetten's .... Fritz Wagner's ...... Joan White's .............. Ed Wise's ...... Front seat Steve Wisler's ........... ........Last name to Edna Rote ....Art ability to Mike Arbutina ....Typing ability to Judy Groft ....Good luck to Dotty Holland in English class to Alfred Kuhns .Basketball skill to Bob Snyder Sonia Witte's ...... Zeal for study to Chink Hollingsworth Charlotte Yohe's .......... Typing speed to Margie Warner Bob Zeamer's ...... Parking space at C.H.S. to Barry Dean 1 1 1 1 Class ELEVENTH GRADE Bradley Miller ....................... President Hiram Fitzgerald . . . .... Vice-President Judy Anderson ...... Secretary Helen Mahan .... ..... T reasurer NINTH GRADE Joseph Myers ...... Bonnie Baxter .... ..... V ice Ralph Paules Robert Fidler . . . . . . President -President Secretary . Treasurer 30 Officers TVVELFTH GRADE John Thomas .. ........ President Charles Myers ..... Vice-President Leota Bigler ..... ....... S ecretary Robert Brockley . . . .... Treasurer TENTH GRADE James Thomas .......... President Sue Ward ....... ...., V ice-President Charlotte Seal ...... Secretary Gerry Gundel .... .... T reasurer f ' . X, g ,gf ixxgxh L 1 I ff f X f,--Q Q W -- -4!fT ' - 'I --x k 5 Sm x --....- 1 M X , . A b X x mx V f WW I A w - 497 X X, A XXX if - 1 7 I - f , X .X N- AZ. . Y Y A' XXV: xW '9' , I i X 'I Y ' 5 ,- . i..-ig K V ' I 1 ' -AF, , U Z , K fa V ijxxx ,-XA M X J I In Qi I - 77, XIX. b ffffli V 'fx If yy V If A ffm W f ' EiNXg A ka N f-if-a Ifw VA 1 A ,4- ' . p. QS T X ---- ' is 3 P K ' - fl!! ' f 'fn-'aj-iv F I Y, - fj ,' , 'vm V ' , '-R1 , . ----- -',- -W' I! 4,.-- '?.., 1 A U .... -........i ,g.. F . '. . ,,.-'Y JUN! UFQE lfirst row, left to right: IJ, Holland, J. Anderson. S. llrulmlier, L. Smith, B. Huldemnn, M. Snlnin A. Barrett. S. Watson, P. Killlllfmilll, ll. Dixon, M. Roye, E. White. Second row, left to right: J. Hollingsworth, B. Miller, L. Byers, K. Lyle. J. Henry, ll. Fry l L. Hain, R. Rothrocli, R. Halter, R. Myers, E. Troutmun. Third row, left to right: D. Bell, C. Atland, R. Rutter, M. Arbutina. L. Harmon, B. Sload. G Barnes, H. Mahan, G. Odenwalt. P. McKonly, J. Krow, D. Hawkins. Fourth row, left to riyrht: Y. Mzirkley. D. Ward. M. Firller, E. Mnkle, C. Frey. C. Benfer, R. Nash W. McKnight, B. Dezin. First row, left to right: lb. Luttmam. L, Lowry, B. Stoutzenhergzer. S. Elslzxger. D. Harms, S. Nikolaus, A. Eberlin, S. Fry, S. Snnclhuus, G. Schleuemilch. S. Ruff, E. Rote. Second row, left to riyrht: G. Miller, F. Heisey, W. Brown, J. Mountz, A. Murry, W. Hollingsworth, H. Fitzfrerzxlcl, L. Mathiot, M. Post, W. Haugh, W. Shaulw. Third Row, left to right: J. McKinney. M. Grove, I. Stevens, N. Hartman, C. Lucas, C. Keim, M. Noll, J. Peters, C. Widluke, T. Bartch, J. Hilliar. Fourth row, left to right: J. Sweifxart, A. Kuhn:-1. C. Hill. R. 'Weim-er. L. Sturm. C. Hull. P. Mnhle, A. Ream. W. Johns, G. Kreider. J. Hzlrden. 32 ,,..,- ' i, ,A F1 ' Q- msg, .....-. ', . vff. ,I XE 1' IM vi ,x KX!! g KN I iii i ff. is If A, fl Q2 N W X, , ,Y - ,xx I I Q4 Q V ,V - 1, Y-- 4-at nb- 'k -g?1: ' 'J 'X' - - - ft 9 - 4 - ' ' dg, dv ,, IX! ,f x N112 ,I 'Zz , ' . . - V- ,. ' QR- L - IV, 1,111 ,fix ' , fm, X ffl 1' Yi 'I , ' I . gl x- ! X 'a 'I If 4 A , A I Qvlax Y I ffm , fax, fit I1 ' 'f 12159 ,H NL. 'If ll J : XJ f, Ai, f4p ff A WN V ! iff' N . .1 I ,' ' xg? -1 ' fr! P, Hr, - ' I, .' V if ' -' -V - 'iv ,inet W lf' ,f -,mn A- . Q , 1 XQLQQ, X . - 'T: S'fwr.,. gig? X , l. wi an F - J Xsxxxx-N V - A F I ignxxsxi-,NT-gx M, -ksuk RK EUPHUM 'iX First row. left to right: D. Enixlehart. D. Moore, S. Ward, J. Thomas, C. Seal, D. Richards, L Stone, J. Torlvert,R. Roberts, L. Robinson, J. Keener, W. Richardson. B. Quinn, C. Smith. Second row. left to right: J. Luttman, S. Bughman, A. Bourne, N. Tillman, K. llickason, H. Seibert Nace, B. Myers, H. Dolby, D. Splain, S. Sheaffer, C. Heath, L. Morton. H. Ki-ow. Third row, left to right: G. Schwert. J. Geffen, D. Woyurka. E. Brown, M. A. Arbutinu, G. Rapp G. Eddy, P. Buzzendore, M. Weaver, J. Geesey. H. Deasenti, M. Bryson. S. Brockley, T. Schreiber. Fourth row, left to right: J. Hogentogler, G. Gable, G. Stone, G. Blottenberprer, E. Brown, D. Bru- baker, R. Wickenheiser. D. Murr, R. Snyder, D. Brady, M. Warner. R, Schnelkoph, S. Rupp, M. A. Resh J. Grove, B. Beichman. First row, left to right: P. Miltenberlrer, R. Corwin, D. Gable. R. Bomrart, D. Gorrecht. W. Thomas D. Kise, A. Grofl' , J. Farley, T. Palmer. F. Bigler, A. Shell L. Burtch, A. Palmer, L. Halter. Second row, left to right: P. Price, M. Fopeano, A. Rzttusnock. E. Gerfin, J. Shopf, B. Barnes, T Raver, D. Wolpert, M. Young, L. Eckert, R. Wahmann, G. Weiss, L. Romano, D. Lindenberger, B Splain. J. Ackerman. Third row, left to right: V. Dzinner. M. Stauffer, C. Keperlinyr, M. Roscoe, S. Keyser, C. Walters R. Bnrtch, C. Herr, R. Griffith. M. Studer, J. Bair, M. Torlmert. II. I-Iurry, D. Manning, G. Gunclel, C Johns. Fourth row, left to right: P. Harmon. T. Wagner. D. Koehler. J. Groft, J. Titus, P. Gerfin, J Haverstick, P. Post, H. Smoker, P. Albright, G. Jacobs. Y. Dorm, T. Fry, B. Bongart, G. Groom 34 4-, -V -. 'S-+ Q ,A yn. -XX N : 5 :ff ' km X ' 1 ff l: f ,J A . ,' X I ff f ,XXL X M ,M X I : V r , T - W Y ' If A ful , v 2 , 1, L 1 I Q -- f-:- ' ivif qff 2 Qi? fi? w ' - --V1 ' . ..,., 1 1 A N ? ' V ST: J:-lib . lf' E 1 as Y l in -I x 4 f , wi A .L M xx - . ' W l if MQffg,mf ' if mx ' gif. X . Q . f l Mix , 'fm -....' f ll! I i - Lf 'A U - 1 f 3' ygfi: 5 ' f ,V ,.,, 14 Eff,.f f I. ', X JJ, E -- lg? , , g -V r ,,.,.-A 7 M.,-V -- VUEEHMEN First row, left to right: E. Watson, R. Lowe, F. Hassalhach, K, Wolpert, D. Lenhard, M. Geltmacher, F. Schoelkopf, L. Leas, D. Aston, D. Bell, D. Brady, J. Brubaker, J. Burner, J. Colin, L. Farley, L. Holtzinger, J. Ralston, R. Haufzh, Second row, left to right: M. Frylmergzer. E. Flick, J. Mable, J. Fisher, M. McConnel, L. Markley, B. Yohe, M. L. Price, L. Hauzh, M. Nau, B. Moore, J. Shiffer, T. Morton, J. Tome, H. Stoutzenherger, C. Peters, J. Storm, D. Kinnard, E. Smith. Third row, left to right: R. Bachman, B. Brommer, R. Chapman, N. Clark, P. Cook, IJ. Cover, E. Deeg, J. Adams, R. Cover. R. Donnan, J. Eshleman. W. Groome, S. Hilliar, D. Jones, D. Jones, F. Kline, L. Mullikin, S. Nagle, B. Nicholas. Fourth row, left to right: C. Price, P. Post, D. Brown, B. Kaley. W. Groome, E. Kriner, F. Ott, L. Sweeney, M. Graham, R. Haberstroth, S. Yeager, J, Poole, K. Steinman, C. Thomas, L. Rider, R. Hobday, R. Stoutzenberger, K. Sheckarcl. K. Schoelkouf. First row, left to right: I. Hougentogler, R. Eck, P. Elslager, G. Vogel, R. Kitch, M. Minnich, B Mann, M. J. Morton, J. Fisher, S. Halter, S. Luttman, E. Welsh, E. Shell, R. Hill, M. Jones, P. New- lin, S. Ford, G. Vera. Second row, left to right: M. Dennison, G. Detz, W. Dellet, P. Brubaker, J. Brown, B. Gibson, M Bright, D. Giltmacher, J. Gahres, C. Mummaw, E. Evard, C. Dickenson, T. Kurtz, W. Klase, W. Jones L. Heaps. W. Harry, J. Troutman, R. Shultz. G. Rahm. Third row, left to right: P. Nock, F. Newcomer, B. Miles, J. Yeager, H. Simms, J. Storm, L. Tome B, Miller, R. Roherts, S. Smith, M. Snyder, P. Snyder, R. Warner, W. Wright, J. Eberle, H. Litner C. Lowe, T. Orem, D. Meyers. Fourth row, left to right: H. Borough, C. Hess, V. Evans, R. Gerfin, S. Derr, D. Diehl. J. Poin dexter, J. Hinkle. L. Haupt. V. Crouse, D. Gilhert, B. Haugh, D. Lacy, J. Lindenberger, E. Caswell J. Rinehart, 38 SEVENTH GRADE At the beginning of this year, the seventh grade students began to take an active part in the Junior High school life, even though they were still living in the three elementary schools - Cherry Street, Manor Street and Taylor Building. Having taken part in Junior High work and activities the entire year, they actually made their home with the other Junior High and Senior High students when we moved into our new Columbia Junior-Senior High School several months ago. We heartily welcome them into full-time partnership in Columbia High School. 39 Cherry Sfreef First row, left to right: Donald McKonly, Jeffrie Metzger, John Laudenberger. Gerald Altland, George Geltmacher, Stanley Griffith, James Hamaker, Kathleen Fridy, Penny Murr, Vickie Steele, Betsy Rinier, Robrt Thomas. Second row, left to right: William Westenheffer, John Koehler, Ronald Price, Daniel Martin, Vir- ginia Creek, Joan Lutman, James Brady, Raymond Andrews, Edward Andrews, Gerald Beck, Barry Herchelroath, Dorothy Kenney. Third row, left to right: Maru:aret Ann Swisher, Gregory Smith, Merlin Koser, Mildred Brown. Jacqueline Groom, Gerald Arter, Richard Richards, Dolores Rapp, Ann Johnson, Kay Reiff, Velma Haverstich, Rose Watson. Fourth row, left to right: Theodore Johnson, Janet Kriner, Toni Jo Clowe, Sylvester Brown. Darryl Shoff, Donna Lenhard, Fay Biskinyr. Fifth row, left to right: John Deitzel. Edwin Zlnk, Ronald Lewis, Claude Suter. Clarence Peters, Sylvia Meister, Patricia Haldeman. First row, left to riyrht: Edward Koller, Joseph Crouse, James Stover, James Burkhart, Robert Ross, Robert Schoelkoff, Robert Bigler, William Cook, Dennis Bachman, Max Rapp, Robert Cook. Second row, left to right: Dale Peters, James Smoker, Arthur Poindexter, Ronald Aungst, Claude Rupp, Roy Kline, Michael Ki-ow, Timothy Peters, Leroy Sheirich, Leslie Gundel. Third row, left to right: Linda Bell, Donna Williams, Erla Caswell, Ruth Mahan, Georgeann Gahle, Judy Deascenti, Rose Ardire, Eizaheth Grassel, Karn Von Stetten, Carol Yohe, Joan Thomas. A Fourth row, left to right: Jay Colin, Joseph Groft, Edward Wahman, Dolores Tyson, Patsy Williams, Linda Farley, Robert Lowry. Fifth row, left to right: Gary Frey, Charles Howard, William Remley. George Buchanan, John Stone, Catherine Harbold, Dorothy Rader, Thomas Swimzler. 40 Manor Street First row. left to right: S. Luttman. A. Markley, A. Harms, L. Gerfin, C. Fritz, M. L. Geesey, E. Odenwalt. Second row, left to right: W. Nixdorf, R. Yohe, D. Wagner, J. Kline, C. Weigel, T. Michener, B. Keener. Third row, left to right: C. Miles, B. Sheets, B. Kline, J. Geesey, H. Haugh, C. Bish, M. E. Smith. Taylor Building First row, left to right: G. Mutzubaugh, H. Shank, C. Rider, J. Morgan, S. Sheckart, C. Mower, A. Miller. D. Eck, C. Hinkle, W. Null. Second row, left to right: M. Halter. M. Bartch, S. Kame, H. Mann, W. Heisey, J. Gerfin, M. Col- lins, S.Hartm:1n, D. Hollingsworth. Third row, left to right: W. Worley, L. Mussel-, J. Lynch, K. Manning, M. Baughman, D. Lowry, D. Eddy, J. Kunkel, D. Coble. Fourth row, left to right: E. Harman, D. Young, B. Gram. E. Hamaker. G. Witte, N. Kauffman, R. Broome, B. Stoutzenberger, R. Lindeman. 41 V 1 w 4 Y Y A 1 .P . g A ' W---ri.. . A' 'allx A , .KN Q' S -- I Q F W Y ir -Fii,-W --Q , , - xii 5 ' I 1 i V- ' 1 I Q I 'Jef ' , -X I I , ffx' ' 2.55 - th ' I V 1 mx I I . E Q 1 . I i . J 2 U N ,J Q l X cl - A X, ,.' . '- ' iff. . J - ,f If' V f I ' S I .' N N:- .,.,,- 1 X ' l N fy ' ' If- , X 1 X. Vw . . - ' x'f ,,4 W- S 5: M f f, AL- ' 'F f? ' K N :T ' '17 f :,!5'i-'jf' 'wtwaf .. 1. Q A if 127 Z, x ,f:- KL! 1 1- - 1 I f 44 ' X.. N I I ,,,, 1, If ,J-P if t , T141 ,U ,'. 5, -- 4 A ' A, f - V1 'i'Q'5,f' 4, , I - Lf -1 X, qu!-, 'Q lf' -.4-,, f' tif xxtx xx ,' 1 J my! ' ' , X ..Q.ilT:? N l X 1 . A N Rx X I .x hm il . .I L . Xx - xv K ---.,--,,T....,..Q...---.1 , -.Am x -4. X.. ----ll-' ' A ' -, 1 fmswn EE 71423 , g ,,. ,gk are ' . 1 1 r Theodore M. Sheckart Advisor This year the Student Council has been divided into two separate councils-Junior High and Senior High. The Senior High is under the su- pervision of Mr. Sheckart, and the Junior High is under the advisorship of Mr. Sweger. Although these two Councils usually work together on various projects, 'the Junior High Council takes care of plans for the Junior High School gust as the Senior High Council supervises matters for the Senior High ouncil. The Student Councils act as the governing bodies of our school. Each homeroom and the larger organizations choose students to represent them on the Councils. Both Councils are subdivided into committees. The Finance Committees of both Councils planned the budget for 1957-58 and they also took charge of the candy sale, one of our biggest money-making projects. The Senior High Program Committee, along with the Junior High Program Committee, selected full length movies and the entertainment for our professional assemblies next year. The .duty of the Welcome Committees of the Councils is to welcome new students to C.H.S. Also this year the Senior High Coun- cil planned a program for our new school whereby tourists were guided Senior High Student Council SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ROSTER Steve Wisler .......... Robert Zeamer .... Robert Hartman .... Dawn Bongart .... Judy Bigler .... Joe Stephens Charles Myers John Thomas Charles Hershey George Bergey Edward Wise Joanne Musser Nancy Hollingsworth Marvin Albright Judi Ferguson .....................President ..................Secretary . . . .Vice-President . . . . . . .Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Martin Fidler John Mountz Nancy Hartman Bradley Miller Hal Smoker James Thomas Sue Rupp Frances Bigler Charlotte Seal 44 throughout the school by students. Each responsible for placing news of interest Dr. Koch's office. The Booster Clubs of of the Publicity Committees is on the bulletin board outside each Council encourage school spirit and urge our boys on to victory. In order to do this they held sev- eral dances after our sport events and they also sponsored several student- faculty basketball games. Students were able to become members of this club by securing Booster Club pins from this committee. The Ushering Committee of the Junior High Council is responsible for securing ushers for the Junior High activities just as the Senior High Ushering Committee has 'the duty .of getting ushers for the Senior High events. The Student Welfare Committee of the Senior High Council placed hall monitors throughout the school along with providing people to check the lavs just as the Lav. Committee of the Junior High Council was responsible for se- curing lav checkers. The Senior High Public Welfare Committee held a poster contest during Safety Week in order to promote safety everywhere. The Junior High Public Welfare Committee has worked on several pro- jects to stop the students from putting chewing gum on the fountains. Lewis Sweger Advisor As students of the Columbia High School, it is our duty to cooperate in every way with our Student Councils. Junior High Student Council Norma Harbold .. Sandra Jackson Ann Metzger Rosemarie Murry Jean Campbell ....... .......... JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ROSTER Kenneth Haverstick ........................ President . Vice -President Mary Jane Kurtz .... .................. S ecretary . . . .Corresponding Secretary ..................Treasurer Toby Orem Carol Thomas Dennis Rupp Ralph Paules LaV0n Manning Rita Donnan Judy Moody Michael Aston Carol Miller Patricia Newlin 45 Margaret Swisher Ronald Price Richard Richards Leroy Sherick Charles Weigel Donna Sue Young Joe Myers The Susqueharmock is the Columbia High School Yearbook pub- lished by the Press Club Staff. Throughout the year, the Press Club mem- bers devoted their time to preparing the publication for distribution. The task the organization undertook was indeed diiiicult and trying. Among the duties of the Press Club were selecting an engraver, printer, photographer, selling advertisements and seeing that all pictures for the yearbook were taken. It seemed our work would never end. Under the guidance of our advisor, Mr. Kline, the members strove to produce a book in which attention is given 'to those items which we thought Lloyd W. Kline would be of greatest interest to the whole student body. We sincerely Advisor hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed preparing it. We proudly present the Press Club's 1957 SUSQUEHANNOCK. Editor-in-Chief ..... Dawn Bongart Associate Editor .............................. Sally Lee Ott Layout-William Harbold, Jeanette Deeg, Darlene Dellet Sports Editor ................................ Charles Myers Business Manager ........... .... M ary Lou Brommer Assistant Business Manager ........... Charlotte Yohe Advertising Manager ........................... Sonia Witte Assistant Advertising Managers-Robert Brockley, Joanne Musser. Circulation Managers-Monte Ford, Florence Hilliar, Judy Bigler Feature Editor ..... Barbara Wagner 46 Columbia High Schoo1's Crimson and Gold is an organization com- posed of students interested in journalism. The staff of the paper, repre- senting students of every class from the seventh grade to the senior class, learns advertising, and how to write newspaper articles, as well as the planning and arranging of the publication. The advisors, Miss Groff and Mrs. Shultz, instruct in the writing, help- ing the students to better express their thoughts. The members of the staif are given a chance to write news articles and features, as well as editorials. This is one of the most active clubs in the school. The members are continually collecting items of interest to the students, and every seven weeks present them in the form of our school paper, The Crimson and Gold. Crimson and Gold V, .,,,, -E., ,..., , ,,.. Mary S. Groff Advisor Editor-in-Chief .... .... B argara Wagner Assistant Editor ............................ Charles Myers News Editor ................................ Dawn Bongart News Reporters-Rose Marie Murry, Ruth Gundel, Carole Herr, Margot Noll, Helen Mahan Feature Editor .............................. Judi Ferguson Feature 1Writers-Madeline Roye, Lynn Eckert, Sally Brock- ey Spotlight Editor ................................ Ann Pickle Sports Editor ..................... .......... G eorge Bergey Sports Reporters-Hal Smoker, Michael Young, Charles Myers Art Editor ...............,...,. ......... J acqueline Clark Photographer ........ ..... J ack McKinney Exchange Editor ........ .................... A nn Pickle Advertising Manager ........ ................ C harles Myers Business Manager .........,................ Jerry Gundel Assistant Business Managers-Hal Smoker, John Titus Eighth Grade Reporters-Toby Jo Orem, Dale Aston Seventh Grade Reporters-Margaret Anne Swisher, Penny Murr, Stanley Griiiith, Carole Fritz, Linda Musser Advisors-Mary S. Groif, Evelyn D. Shultz 47 M. Dorothy Broome Advisor The Senior High Dramatic Club is made up of young actors and ac- tresses who are students of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. This year's annual play, 'tLittle Women, was well received on each of the three nights it was presented, November 15, 16 and 17, 1956. The play was based on the well-known novel Little Women by Lou- isa May Alcott. Members of the Dramatic Club who did not participate in the play served on the following committees: Property-Stage, Ushering, Publicity, and House and Make-up. Also this year the senior members of the Dramatic Club felt as though they wanted to extend their acting ability, so they presented a one-act play in an assembly held in the Spring. The other members of the organization put on the one-act play which is held each year for the student body and faculty. Hats off to this group for doing their job well. Senior High Dramatic Club Nancy Suydam . . Sandra Sandhaus Dawn Bongart Charles Hershey . Nancy Suydam Judy Mummaw Ann Pickle Beverly Ellwein Robert Buzzendore Jane Herchelroath Robert Zeamer Robert Hartman Joseph Stephens Dawn Bongart Charles Myers Charles Hershey Edward Wise . ............ , . .Secretary-Treasurer . .... Student Council Representative . . ....... President ..................Vice-President Patsy McKonly Sandra Sandhaus Shirley Raff Bradley Miller Ann Eberlein Linda Smith Robert Nash Gary Miller Audrey Bourne Vance Danner Alfrer Palmer Donna Gorrecht 48 Cast of Little Women Meg .... . . . .Nancy Suydam Amy ........ Ann Pickle Jo .... ...Judy Mummaw Beth ...... .... D awn Bongart Marmee .... ...Audrey Bourne Mr. March Robert Buzzendore Aunt March ..... Beverly Ellwein Laurie ......... ..... C harles Myers John Brooke ....... ..... C harles Hershey Professor Bhaer . . . .Robert Zeamer Charles Brubaker Advisor Among the new organizations at C.H.S. this year is 'the Junior High Dramatic Club. Members of this organization, which is made up of seventh, eighth and ninth grade students, have proven themselves quite worthy as young thespia.ns in their presentation of The Darling Bratsf' a play centered around a typical family. Members of the Dramatic Club who weren't in the play, served on the following tcommitteesz Property-Stage, Publicity, Ushering, and Costume and Make-Up. Under the supervision of Mr. Brubaker 'these young students should be commended for doing their job well. From this year on everyone can look forward to the annual Junior High play with great enthusiasm. Junior High Dramatic Club Ann Metzger .... President, Student Council Representative Suzanne Smith ............................. Vice-President Mary Jo Groome .......... Secretary Ronald Barefoot ............ Business Manager Carol Thomas .. Judy Heistand Linda Mussel' Francine Silas Patricia Brubaker Bonnie Baxter Mildred Brecht Toni Jo Clowe Judy Deascenti Charles Deitzel Robert Fridy Ruth Gundel Patricia Haldeman Carmen Hanlen . . .Assistant Business Manager Catherine Harhold Kenneth Haverstick Linda Heaps Barry Herchelroath Judith Holtzinger Kathleen Fridy Sandra Jackson Janet Kriner La Von Manning Daniel Martin Penny Murr Rosemarie Murry lfranl: Newcomer Patricia Newlin Kay Reiff Dennis Rumi Bernice Seiple Louise Sheaffer Margaret Swisher Vickie Steele Ronald Thies Joan Thomas Martha von Stetten Kenneth Wakefield Gloria Webb Barbara Mann 50 Cast of The Darling BraTs Junebug Johnson - The Negro Cook .............. .... M ildred Brecht Cynthia Darling - Cyn,,' The Oldest Darling .... ...... A nn Metzger Jack Henry - The Gardener ......................... .... F rank Newcomer Barbara Darling - Babs, The Youngest Darling ......... Penny Murr Harold Darling - The Darling Boy ................. ..... R onald Barefoot Theresa Darling - Tess, The Prettiest Darling .... .... M ary Jo Groome Agatha Brisboe - The Darlings' Aunt ............. ....... B arbara Mann Rod Vinton - Cyn's Fiance ............ .... K enneth Wakefield Spikey Sterling - Tess' Boy Friend ......... ........ R obert Fridy A. Appleton Crabb - Agatha's Suitor .......... .... C harles Deitzel Mrs. Vinton Gl,oomy Gussie - Rodys Mother .. ..... Sandra Jackson 51 Isabel Bolinsky Advisor Anderson Bilfler Bi!-Zler Biixler Bongrart L. Brommer Clark Deere Dellet Drescher Ellwein 1 erg'uson Flottemesich Fostina Fox Hartman Herchel roatli Herman Hilliar Hollingsworth Kaley SENIORS JUNIORS J. Kiln S. Klase 'l'. Lowe E. McVey B. Greider S. Moyer J. Mummaw J. Musser J. Myers S. Ott A. Pickle B. Poindexter C. 'Ratusnock V. Studer N. Suydam J. Van Valkenburizqh B. Wagner J. White S. Witte G. Stone C. Yohe Tri-Hi-Y Anderson Barnes Barrett Brubaker Dixon Eberlin Elslager Fry Grove Haldemain Hartman Hawkins Hi lliar Holland Kauffman Kreider Krow Luttman Mable Mahan Mnrkley McK0nley Nikolzius Noll Olenwalt, Peters Pool Rafi' Raft' Rote Roye Sandhzxus Schlegelmi Ich Sload Smith Splain Splain Stevens Stoutzenberge r Ward Watson White 52 M D. R. G. D. G. E. R. C. H A J. G. R. Q M C. J. D . W 1. yn A. J. C. Albright Aston Barton Berpqey Birk Bonmlrt Bourne Brockley Bryant Colin llombach Doutrich Eck Ehly Farley Ford Gnlnle Goshen Groft Hzxrbold Hartman Hartman Haugh SENIORS JUNIORS C. Hershey R. Hilliar R. Hlrnisey V. Kuhns D. Mosteller D. Murry C. Myers P. Nace L. Ravel' L. Resch C. Von Stetten R. McComsey D. Rodkey J. Smith J. Smith J. Stephens W. Stevens D. Tavaglione E. Tents R. Tynes E. W'se S. Wisler R. Zeamer Arbutina Bell Benfer Brown Byers Deane Fidler Fitzsrerald Frey Fry Halter Hain Hall Harden Hi-Y Harman Henry Hollingsworth Kuhns Miller Miller Mountz Murry Myers Nash Post Troutman NVeimer iff ? . W 1. ......-, we A ...-. ....,...,,,, . P. Lewis Sweger Advisor 53 Vocal Department Columbia High had its own spectacular this year, when the music department, under the direction of Mr. Donald Griffith, presented to the community, the most? beautiful Christmas Cantata ever to be presented in Columbia High School. Perhaps some seventh period you heard a beautiful blend of music coming from the auditorium. The voices which you heard was a group of boys and girls of all grades known as the mixed chorus. Mr. Griiiith, whose untiring efforts and encouragement made 'these organizations a success is to be highly commended. Judy Anderson Linda Anderson Gwendolyn Barnes Judy Bigler Leota Bigler Linda Bigler Mary Lou Brommer Suzanne Brubaker Dawn Bongart Jeanette Deeg Darlene Dellet Darlene Dixon Catherine Drescher Beverly Ellwein Judi Ferguson Joan Flottemesch Judy Fostina Sharon Frey Mona Grove Barbara Haldeman Judy Hartman Nancy Hartman Jane Herchelroath Carole Herman Girls' Glee Club Florence Hilliar Joanne Musser Jean Hilliar Janet Myers Dorothy Holland Margot Noll Nancy Hollingsworth Sandra Nickolus Joyce Kaley Sally Ott Shirley Klase Joan Peters Glenda Kreinder Ann Pickle Joanne Krow Carolyn Ratusnock Pat McKonly Shirley Raff Earla McVey Sandra Sandhaus Yvonne Markley Linda Smith Helen Mahan Gladys Schlegelmilch Thelma Splain Irene Stevens Betty Stoutzenberger Virginia Studer Nancy Suydam Joanne Van Valkenburg Shirley Watson Evelyn White Sonia Witte Joan White Charlotte Yohe Freshman-Sophomore Chorus 54 Joyce Kiln Ann Pickle Carolyn Ratusnock Ruth Gundel Linda Anderson Nancy Hollingsworth Joan White Sonia White Carmen Hanlen Barbara Timmons Ann Metzger Pamela Miltenberger Joanne Musser Nancy Hartman Dotty Wolpert Priscilla Kauffman Betty Sload Sh'rley Eck Jackie Clark Judy Mummaw Carole Herman Donna Gorrecht Bonnie Bachman Linda Smith Jetty Deeg Lynn Eckert Marie Bryson Jean Campbell Sandy Jackson Madeline Roye Linda Barninger Charlotte Seal Francine Silas Dawn Bongart Mixed Chorus Ann Eberline Jane Herchelroath Carol Shultz Judy Moody Ginny Studer Jocahet Farley Rosemary Ellwein Sandy McKonly Barry Dean Bill Haunt Vincent Kuhns Charles Farley Ben Houck Charles Gable Bob Fridy Ed Wise Ronnie Barton Joe Peters Ken Wakefield Joe Stephens Don Tavaglione Barry Fry Jack Horner Dennis Hoffman Don Birk Walter Lucas Ronald Diehl Charles Myers Charles Heath Joe Myers Alvin Johnson Roy Rothrock Monte Ford John Haugh Bob Zeamer Wesley Brown Jordan Brown Gene Makle Carl Bryant Bob Nash John Henry Paul Nace Don Aston John Thomas Russell Hilliar Ronald Haldeman Bob Brockley Kirk Burkins Danny Lindenberger Alfonse Raschke Junior High Mixed Chorus 555 3' .- f 1 1' gow. ,Q 'ffwvq-A. 1, ,gigeos V Q:-5-:.,, ,wia'igf'2v.'j Robert Fleming Advisor The Craftsmerfs Club, under the supervision of Mr. Fleming and the foremen, are responsible for many of the repair jobs done around the school, although their most important duty is erecting the scenery for the school plays, and arranging the gym for dances and parties. The members are selected by Mr. Fleming 'from the ninth grade shop classes, and remain in the club until they are graduated. Craf'rsmen's Club MEMBERS Marvin Albright Paul Nace Donald Murry Demuth Rodkey William Harbold August Weis Ted Schreiber Lawrence Robinson John Haverstick Thomas Fry -56 The Art Club, formerly tl1e 'Splash rl' Splatter Club, has been re- organized this year. With Mr. Bentz as advisor, the club has undertaken many new projects: designing and painting the scenery for the school plays, and making the sets forthe Christmas Cantata. The members of the club also made posterssadvertising these different events. Membership is open to senior high students having an interest in art, The club gives the students an opportunity to express themselves in all mediums of art: water and oil painting, charcoals, crayons, clay, basketry, metal work, leather work, and several others. Art Club .a a -- X . at f'..,' A-'few 135 ' :im igfff.-:.:f...:,M1322 ':j.z -. Mi.-1512 2 zswygxffx 2Sfv?v:ff'14 f1'f4Wv W1 c, M- astra Harry Bentz Advisor MEMBERS Patsy Mable Alfred Kuhns Michael Arbutina Dotty Holland Jackie Clark Pat Albright Darlene Dellet Beverly Splain Sandra Elslager Margot Noll Yvonne Dorme Margaret Warner Charlotte Seal Barbara Wagner Pat Gerfin Judy Hartman Judy Fostina Nancy Hartman Darryl Englehart Sandra Shaeffer 41 'sz ,Z L. NE' me is'-a!t.eae iw E w 2 - .... 53 4. .. 1 -'--- 2 Iii' Q L' Harold Roth-enberger Advisor The Columbia High School Band under the new direction of Mr. Rothenberger, has certainly put Columbia High out in front , with its past performances at all our football games, pep meetings, parades, the Dramatic Club play, and at our basketball games. This year the band held a dedication concert in honor of Mr. Eugene Gerth. Letters were sent out to all alumni of the band who took part in the program. Marching Band Sally Brockley Carole Herr Judi Ferguson Jean Campbell Virginia Studer Seda Yeager Robert Fridy Sue Rupp Charles Keperling Jesse Harden Lois Ott Edwin Swisher Judy Houch Julian Brubaker David Brubaker Ella Eveard Harry Krow Sally Ott MEMBERS Judy Geesey Mary Lou Studer Joe Eshelman Rosena Wahman Barbara Bongart Linda Smith Delores Manning Ann Metzger James Byers Gerald Bongart Amos Dombach Marilyn Splain Elwood Dee! Michael Aston Ronald Barefoot Ernest Gerfin Lynn Eckert Arthur Shopf LaVon Mannim! George Schwert Rena Roberts Elmer Stover William Weaver Larry Hain Robert Nash George Detz Lynn Ravel' Earla McVey George Berfzey Ronald Thies Georgia Eddy Bradley Miller Paul Elslager Sandra Elslager Hiram Fitzgerald Michael Fopeano 6 i '58 Dance Orchestra E111-la Flick Timmy Deeg Gerry Bongart Nancy Hartman Virp:inia Studer Amos Dombach Ronald Thies Sally Ott Judy Geesey Elmer Stover Bradley Miller Arthur Shopf Barbara Bonga rt Sally Brockley Carole Herr Judi Ferguson Seda Yeager Virginia Studer Robert Fridy Sue Rupp Charles Keperling Pit Bancl Mary Lou Studer Edwin Swisher Joyce Gerfin Madeline Roye Judy Geesey Sally Ott Barbara Bongart Dolores Manning Ann Metzger Gerald Bongart Amos Dombach Michael Aston Elwood Deeg Lynn Eckert Rena Roberts William Weaver 59 Elmer Stover Larry Hain Robert Nash George Bergey Earla McVey Bradley Miller Ronald Thies Michael Fopeano Something different was added to our band front this year. We had two co-captains on the majorette squad instead of one captain. Those who were at the last football game probably noticed the band front's new colorful uniforms. Band Front Co-captains-Jeanette Deeg and Jane Herchelroath Majorettes-Grace Bachman, Margaret Warner, Nancy Hart- man, Linda Smith, and Barbara Burkhart. Color Guard-Carole Herman, Joyce Kilp, Judy Mummaw, and Barbara Haldeman. Drum Major-Ronald Barton 60 Without these eight peppy cheerleaders, the thrills and excitement of our athletic events would be incomplete. They were seen leading our stu- dents with their snappy cheers in pep-meetings and at varsity football and basketball games. Their chief aim is to bring about school spirit. They are picked for their personality, their cooperation, and their initiative. Another group of girls who did an equally good job are the Junior High Cheerleaders. They were seen letting .off steam at the Junior High football and basketball games. Congratulations to both squads for their enthusiasm and willingness in cheering the teams to victory. Cheerleaders SENIOR HIGH 'W Norma Ort Advisor Left to right: Betty Sload, Frances Bigler, Sue Ward, Judy Bigler, Cco-captainjg Sandra Sandhaus, Cco-captainbg Judy Anderson, Priscilla Kauffman, and Dorothy Holland. JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Jean Campbell, Judy Moody, Sandra Jackson Rose Marie Murry, Gloria Webb, and Mary Jo Groom ,, . -P i fffff, X Becoming a member of the National Honor Society is indeed a great honor for those who are fortunate enough to become a part of it. Students of the eleventh and twelfth grades, who have a scholastic average of 85, and display a high degree of character, leadership, and service to the school, are eligible for membership in this organization. Congratulations to those students who have attained this recognition. C Honor Society MEMBERS George Bergey Charles Myers Robert Hartman Robert Zeamer Steve Wisler Andrew Shive Dawn Bongart Lynn Raver Joanne Musser 62 The Varsity C Club is an organization that combines the work of a service crew with the distinction of an honorary group. Its members earn their selection to the club by outstanding athletic achievement during their school careers, and they finance the puchase of their own sweaters through various projects each year. Among this year's activities of the Varsity C Club, under the -super- vision of Mr. Pew, have been ushering and policing at basketball games, parking lot assistance and program sales at football games, and contribu- tion of money to Tide's Guide, the first C.H.S. student handbook, spon- sored by the Student Council, U Varsity C Club George R. Pew Advisor Edward Bourne Josenh Stephens Robert Zeamer Edward Wise John Thomas Jack Doutrich Andrew Shive William Harbold Robert Hartman Robert Tynes George Bergey Martin Fidler 63 MEMBERS Charles Myers Gordon Eck Arthur Shopf Steve Wisler William Smith Eugene Makle Donald Murry Donald Bell Charles Hershey Lee Mathiot Wesley Brown Robert Weimer Yearbook Representatives Mary Ann Arbutina Judy Groft Russell Hilliar Linda Barnmger Carmen Hanlen Bonnie Kaley Bonnie Baxter Linda Halter John Laudenberger Mildred Denison Franklin Hasselbach Richard Myers Darrell Diehl Ronald Haugh Walter Neidorf Delores Hawkins Arthur Ream Joanne Gerfin Fred Heisey Crimson and Gold Representatives Robert Hirnisey Janet Myers Jane Herchelroath Mary Jo Groome Betty Stoutzenberger Bonnie Gibson Earla Filch Linda Haupt Barbara Mann Donna Jones James Hougendoubler Ann Barrett Charlotte Seal Pat Post Linda Halter 64 Ken Lyle Mary Ann Arbutina Shirley Krow Bonnie Groome Mary Jane Kurtz Marlene Wettrau Margot Noll Margaret Rimer Kay Ruff Susan Sheckait Carole Thomas Karen Von Stetten Sonia Witte Nancy Suydam Judi Ferguson Thelma Lowe Charlotte Yohe Grace Ann Stone Leota Bigler Linda Bigler Jane Herchelroath Darlene Dellet Ronald Barton Teachers' Secretaries Virginia Studer Joan White Linda Anderson Judy Hartman Carole Herman Beverly Ellwein Joyce Kaley Mary Lou Brommer Judy Mummaw Carolyn Ratusnock Earla McVey Jeanette Deeg Virginia Studer Vincent Kuhns Nance Suydam Monte Ford Typing Assistants Gerry Bongart Janet Myers Jetty Deeg Ann Pickle William Stevens 65 Judy Mummaw Joan White Carole Herman Judi Ferguson Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses of America is an organization, which is made up MEMBERS of approximately 19 girls who are interested in nursing as a career. The girls are advised by Mrs. Hazel P. Rodenhauser. Each girl con- tributes many hours of her time to working at the Columbia Hospital. OFFICERS President ....................... .... H elen Mahan Secretary-Treasurer .................... Sally Moyer Darlene Dixon Ann Eberline Sandra Elslasrer J anetta Fox Yvonne Hake Dorothy Holland Nancy Hollingsworth Joanne Krow Donna Luttman Joanne Delores Manning Sally Moyer Martha Myers Priscilla Kauffman Helen Mahan Sandra Nikolaus Margot Noll Ann Ratusnock Jane Shopf Peters Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a nation-wide organization that we of Columbia High School have a part in. The girls belonging to this organization are busy .discovering the value of good homemaking and living. For as long as the Future Homemakers Club lasts in Columbia High, it is definite that 'the girls will give it their fullest attention and appre- ciation. OFFICERS President ...... ........... .... J e anette Deeg Vice-President . ..... Pat Albright Secretary ..... ....... C arol Johns Treasurer . . . .... Joanne Gerfen 66 MEMBERS Nadine Pool Jo Ann Van Valkenburgh J ea nette Deeg Loretta Morton Judy Groft J anetta Fox Jochabet Farley Audrey Bourne Harriet Dolby Evelyn White Sandra Nikolaus Joanne Peters Gwen Barnes Sally Moyer Mary Ann Arbutina Hannah Deascenti Darlene Kise Donna Gorrecht. Barbara Quinn Donna Gable Nancy Hollingsworth Betty Greider Patsy McKonly Carol Johns Pat Albright Monna Grove Jean Hilliar Advisor-Miss Marshall Leota Bigler Linda Bigler Mary Lou Brommer Darlene Dellet Beverly Ellwein Judy Ferguson Judy Fostina Florence Hilliar Sue Rupp Mary Stauiter Library Assistants Sally Brockley Joyce Kaley Ann Eberlein Marie Bryson Earla McVey Sandra Elslager Lynn Eckert Sally Moyer Margot Noll Joanne Gerfin Virginia Studer Nadine Poole Janet Grove Barbara Wagner Gladys Schlegemilch Linda Halter Charlotte Yohe Betty Sload Carol Johns Theda Bartch Donna Ward Dorothy Wolpert Judy Heistand James Gehris Nancy Harbold Sandra McKonly Carol Miller Susan Halter Dorothy Brown Loretta Morton Evelyn White Grace Odenwalt Mary Gainer Concession Stand Workers Yvonne Markley Ann Barrett Donna Ward Harriet Dolby Darlene Cover John Henry Linda Haupt Nadine Pool Lucy Stone Jane Keener Sandra Hilliar Judy Hartman 67 Donna Jones Janet Habecker Brenda Brommer Vincent Kuhns Cha.rles Smith 1 M 68 I Am!,,A, 1-xQ i vi' - ' 1 .4:, '- - --Q-Z7 if L i-' --.. A-2 -ll , , , ,har f -il .',, ' --- W Q9 an v f X1 'A Aff ' Jl' . g ' -4f-- 71' TA. ,, . . f - Z'- ' A , K' mx , Q . 4 ,,,,,, , z,,,1.- . 1 ,,.+'ff' GW .N I --A-J ,L ' A , . .,,, - 'f-I '- - ' 'jigm . 1 r If ,, lliybv v V 'J , Y + liNSxi . , 1 J' ij J X' - V .4 ',,, ,f ' 74 ' 1 . K ' A' ' 'xkgggw '. S ' .f A f' 4 fi!-JUHT I3 Thomas N. Donan Coach This yearls football team was not as successful as 'the teams that pre- ceded it. Their record was four wins and six losses. This, however, does not tell the entire story. The squad was hit hard by graduation at the close of last year but they seemed to have the inexperience conquered as the opening of the season came around. Then the injuries set in and Coach Donan and his assistants, along with their willing replacements, worked hard to patch up the holes, but they were too numerous. Nevertheless, those who witnessed our football contests saw some interesting duels, in which a few breaks may have changed the outcome. Again, the squad lost many seniors, but with a few replacements in the right places, next year's team might support a bright future. Football SEN IORS Marvin Albright John Thomas Edward Wise Robert Hartman Gordon Eck Robert Ehly Edward Bourne George Bergey Joseph Stephens Jack Doutrich Jere Hartman John Haugh Robert Zeamer Lynn Raver Donald Birk Robert Tynes Paul Nace MANAGERS Gerald Groom Thomas Fry JUNIORS Martin Fidler Arthur Ream Hiram Fitzgerald John Mountz James Hollingsworth Charles Frey Lionell Harman Lee Mathiot Roy Rothrock Robert Halter Richard Myers SOPHOMORES James Thomas Harrison Seibert John Titus Dennis Murr Donald Splain Robert Wickenheiser Edward Brown Gary Blottenberger Daniel Lindenberger FRESHMAN Dennis Rupp Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia ...34 SCORES Manheim Central . . . 0 Ephrata ......... . .. 0 Palmyra ...... . .. 6 Manheim Twp. .. 21 Warwick ........ . .. 0 Lancaster Catholic .. 14 Elizabethtown .. 13 Red Lion .. . . 6 Middletown . . . . .. 21 Solanco .. Won 4-Lost 6 Q,A,,3? if fi 1' ' J - ..., Ls, 4312. 1:E:E:E:I:E:EEE::, lie' as fy :a.a:aaa:a:s:- ' :..-::.. v ' vigil , K pz f Elmer Kreiser Coach It seems 'that every year Columbia High School puts forth a strong basketball team. This year's squad extended the tradition for the 56-57 season. Again, Coach Kreiser and his talented boys captured a title. It was the Lancaster County Section One Championship, which they easily ac- quired with a thirteen and one record. However, after the regular season the games were not so easy to win. The first post-season game the Saints played was with Warwick for the County Championship, in which Warwick was victorious. Neverthe- less, the boys were not finished yet. They came back in the P. I. A. A. Dis- trict 3 Play-offs to triumph over Susquehanna Township before bowing to Palmyra in the semi-finals. For the first time in our school history, our team participated in a Christmas Holiday Tournament held at Harrisburg, and emerged with the third place trophy. The Junior Varsity, under the ,direction of Coach Marcello, also captured their section one title. The outlook for next season is bright. With five of the first ten boys returning and the graduates of a strong J.V. team, the C.H.S. basketball edition for 57-58 should be a mighty one. Basketball SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES MANAGERS Steve Wisler Hiram Fitzgerald Hal Smoker Charles Myers Robert Brockley Martin Fidler Michael Young Robert Tynes Donald Aston Robert Weimer Gary Blottenberger John Henry Gordon Eck Eugene Makle Donald Splain Gerald Groome Donald Murry Albert Murry David Woyurka Baron Fry John Mountz Ernest Gerfin Robert Wickenheiser Robert Snyder 72 Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia BASKETBALL SCORES i'RedLion.............43 61 Lancaster Catholic 43 ....52 'Palmyra Elizabethtown ........50 ....67 Hempfield ....45 ....50 PennManor.... ....48 ....48 Manheim Twp. .......35 75 Manheim Central 52 ....74 Donegal ....3D ....58 Ephrata 55 'Lancaster Catholic 42 58 Elizabethtown 44 ....6l Hempfield ....37 ....55 PennManor.... ....47 Manheim Twp. .......61 71 Manheim Central 33 ....70 Donegal ....62 Ephrata .. ....33 'Non-League Games PLAY-OFFS ....40 Warwick 53 Susquehanna Twp. 49 ....35 Palmyra HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 52 Harrisburg Catholic .. 63 46 Pottsville Catholic 42 -Photos by the Columbia News Thomas N. Hondras Coach Wrestling, as a sport in Columbia High School, is still picking up in- terest. The fans are becoming more familiar with its proceedings and are Ending the meets both interesting and exciting. Those, who have familiar- ized themselves with the high school type of wrestling, have become ar- dent fans and are always among the increasing number of fans who view the meets. Coach Hondras and his squad completed the season with a six and five record, including heartbreaking defeats of one and two points. Although the squad was good collectively, there were three individual stand-outs. John Thomas went through the regular eleven meets unde- feated in the 154 pound class. Junior Don Bell, at 103, captured the Sec- tional and District Titles for the second consecutive year. 185 pounder Jim Smith won the Sectional, District and South-Eastern Pennsylvania Regional crown. The other boys on the squad also found time after their own practice to tutor junior high wrestling enthusiasts, creating a bright picture in the future for wrestling at Columbia High School. Wrestling Regional Champ SCORES Columbia . . . 3-1 West York .... . . . Columbia . . . . . 44 Hanover ..... .. . . . Columbia .. . . 50 Hemnfield ....... . . . Columbia . . . . . 14 Milton Hershey . . . . .. . Columbia . . 9 Manheim Central . . . . . . Columbia .. ... 27 York ............ .. ... Columbia . . . . . 20 Manheim Twp. .. . . . Columbia . . . . . 23 McCaskey ...... . . .. Columbia .. .... 19 Solanco ........ . . . Columbia . . .... 27 Reading ..... . . . Columbia . . .... 22 Hershey . . . . . SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES James Smith Donald Bell Jim Thomas John Thomas Gary Miller Ronald Roye William Harbold Larry Hain John Bair Robert Hartman Ken Lyle Joel Odenwalt Edward Bourne Jim Hollingsworth FRESHMAN Charles Hershey Walter Shaub Jim Howe Andrew Shive Edward 'Feats MANAGERS Carl Von Stetten Jack McKinney 74 Again in 1956 Columbia High School produced another in its line of traditionally great track teams. This group of athletes completed the fourth consecutive undefeated season in dual meets. They finished second in three invitational meets and also captured the number two position in the P.I.A.A. District III Finals. Coach Pew and these boys have done a really fine job in keeping the name of Columbia High School near the top in the field of track. Next year's outlook is bright with only a few men not returning. On the shoulder of the returnees and the few ever-ready replacements, Coach Pew and Columbia High School should be able to place the hopes for an- other successful track season. George R. Pew . Second Place . . . .Second Place . . . .Second Place Coach SCORES SPECIAL EVENTS Columbia 103, Dallastown MW. Penn Manor 3115. North York 21 Shippensburg Invitational ...... . .... ..,... .... . , . Lebanon Relays .. ....... Columbia 52, Red Lion 39 Bethlehem Relays Columbia 65, Manheim Township 53 Penn Relays ........ .. .................. Columbia 69-UG' Hershey 43-W6 Hanover Relays ............................ District Three, Class B P.I.A.A. Finals Track .Fourth Place .Fourth Place .Second Place MEMBERS Robert Ehly Marvin Albright Charles Gable Dennis Groft Jack Doutrich Robert Brubaker James McBride Albert Stanton James Spiese Walter Smith John Goshen Dreneman Shultz John Betrone Tom Hollingsworth Charles Lusk Clyde Newcomer John Thomas Charles Farley Robert Hartman Joseph Stephens Robert Zeamer Arthur Shopf 75 Robert Buzzendore Vincent Kuhns Russel Hilliar Donald Murry Edward Wise Charles Hershey Donald Aston Monte Ford Donald Mosteller Paul Nace Carl Von Stetten Edward Bourne Carl Bryant Richard Myers Robert Weimer Wesley Brown Albert Murry Clarence Hall William Johns Eugene Makle Lee Mathiot John Mountz George Schwert Donald Splain MANAGERS Donald Yentzer Jack McKinney John Bair Henry C. Kohl Coach The baseball team of 1956 was the most successful since this sport was adopted by C.H.S. These boys overcame their inexperience and ended the regular season in first of section one with eight wins against three defeats. With this record they obtained for their school the first trophy it has re- ceived in baseball. They continued on to further glory by defeating Man- heim Township, the section two champions, before losing to Solanco in extra innings in the county championship game. The boys under the leader- ship of Coach Kohl displaye.d great teamwork in forming their winning combination. The Glenn Banner Award, which is given to the most outstanding player and decided upon by the vote of the team members, was presented to Walter Price. The shoes of the four graduates, Earl Shive, Walt Price, Frank Hardy, and Jack Montgomery, will be hard to fill, but this year's squad should be able to make these adjustments and under the direction of Coach Kohl produce a bountiful season. Baseball MEMBERS SCORES Earl EhilIve,dCoE:apt. ran ar y, o-capt. Columbia 3 Elizabethtown .. Walt Price Columbia 10 Donegal ........ ggi: lsigligigmery Columbia 1 Manheim Central Gordon Eck Columbia 9 Warwick Union Steve Wisler Columbia . .. 1 Elizabethtown . . Lynn RHVSI' Columbia . . . 5 Donegal ........ giZ1rggh?52gey Columbia 6 Manheim Central Dongie Bell Columbia 9 Warwick Union Charles Frey Columbia . . . 5 Hempfield ...... Jim H011inSSW01'th Columbia 14 Hempiield ..... IE'I5f3ie1GIgaH11mon Columbia 3 Manheim Twp. . Bern Mygrs Columbia .......... 5 Solanco ....... Hal Smoker 9 Wins 3 Losses Charles Myers, Mgr. 76 Hi Fitzgerald, Mgr. .lunior High Football Mike Gerfin Ken Hzwerstick Robert Keller Ron Gaus Richard Ward Luo Heim Joe Bushman Glenn Vogel Len Sweeney Alvin Johnson Jim Byers Jim Sload Pat Spiese John McCall Ron Thies Bud Hogrentogler Den Hoffman Bill Groome Ron Eck Jack Horner Art Milbut Ross Nicholas Chester Kenney Ron Haberstroh Junior High Basketball Bo Bright Pete Post Robert Hobday Ralph Paules Wayne Newcomer COACH Mr. Boughner Kenneth Haverstick Dennis Rupp Ralph Paules James Byers Jack Horner Michael Gerfin Kerwin Wertz John McCall Dennis Hoffman Robert Keller John Ruth Glenn Vogel Ronald Bachman Ellwood Deep: Ronald Eck Paul Elslager Raymond Kitch Gary Newcomer Gerhart VVitte James Kinard Kenneth Hilliar MANAGERS Joseph Myers Edward Lynch COACH Mr. Scheetz Qs, Q 5 r , i g 'Z li Iffff' f'5 ' lf.H,b..' ' ,fail I 3 .'. ,R . 1, ,gi . , . '- 1 ,,-i,.,,,,2Qw -f G L ., Mr. Bentz Advisor Miss Ort Advisor Intramurals Again in 1956-57 the C.H.S. Intramurals enjoyed a fine year. The games and activities were marked with keen rivalry and clean sportsman- ship. The Boy's Intramural Leagues, under the direction of Mr. Harry Bentz and the Intramural Council, gave all the boys of Columbia High an oppor- tunity to play basketball, volleyball and softball. The team captains sup- plied their own oiiicials for all their games. The girls also enjoyed many physical activities under the supervision of Miss Norma Ort. A large number of girls participated in the basketball and volleyball leagues as well as the special ping-pong tournament. BOYS' INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Jack Doutrich, John Haugh, Bob Tynes, Charlie Gable, Russel Hilliar, and Vincent Kulms. 78 W W A 1 NAME Don Birk ....... Gerry Bongart Bob Brockley Carl Bryant .... Harold Colin Bob Ehly ....... Charlie Gable .... Jere Hartman .... John Haugh .... Russel Hilliar .... Walter Lucas .... Bob Hirnisey ........ ..... Richard McComsey .... ..... Demuth Rodkey ..... ..... Ed Teats ......... Bob Tynes Steve Wisler Linda Anderson Leota Bigler .... Linda Bigler ...... Mary Lou Brommer Jackie Clark ...... Jetty Deeg Judi Ferguson .... Judy Fostina .... Judy Hartman .... Jane Herchelroath .. Carole Herman .... Joyce Kilp ....... Earla McVey ..... Barbara Wagner .. Grace Stone ...... Linda Haughey ,... Bill Harbold .... Bob Zeamer .... Charlotte Yohe Joe Stephens ..... Pete Tavaglione Janet Myers ..... Virginia Studer ..... ..... Joyce Kaley ........... ..... Nancy Hollingsworth Charlie Hershey ...... ..... Sonia Witte ..... Marve Albright Ronnie Barton .. Thelma Lowe Vinnie Kuhns Class Prophecy WANTS TO BE Air Force Man .......... PROBABLY WILL BE ..........Foreign Legionaire Business Administration ........ Shrimp Size Harry James Lawyer ................., ............. J eep Overhauler Air Force Man .... Mechanic ........ Air Force Man Machinist ..... Sailor ..... Mechanic .... Distributor .... Sailor ....... Doctor Service Man Teacher ............. Electronics Engineer .....Pint Size Nat King Cole ............Shop Worker ..........Foot-soldier . . . .Professional Bowler .............Beach Comber ............Hot Rod Builder ..Truck Driver for Bunker's ...........Seasick Swabbie ........Veterinarian . . . . .Potato Peeler .....Stock Broker .............Crazy Scientist Air Force Man ...... ..... H ead Man at the Beacon Engineer ........ Secretary .......... Secretary . . . . . .Another Paul Arizin ....................Smallest Opera Star Commercial Girls for a Tooth Paste Company Secretary Bookkeeper .......................... Second Betty Crocker Housewife .... ............ T .V. Gossip Reporter Receptionist . . . ......................... P.O.D. Teacher Secretary .....,..... Plain Clothes Detective for Shoplifters Secretary for Tab Hunter .......... Secretary for Dr. Koch Telephone Operator ........ .... A dvisor to Love-Lorn Secretary ........... ..... M iss Potato Chip Private Secretary ...................... Woman Hot-Rodder Nurse .............. House Mother at Coast Guard Academy Secretary ........ Sound Maker for a Haunted House Movie Interior Decorator .......... First F. 8: M. Woman Teacher Nurse . ......... .......................Housew1fe Secretary ............. ............ F oreign Diplomat Electronics Engineer ............ Hill-billy Recording Star Veterinarian .................. Head Man on Noah's Ark Secretary .......... Laughing Voice in Hershey Fun House English Teacher ..................... Shakespearean Actor C.P.A. ........... . Secretary .... Secretary . . . Secretary .... Mortician ......... . . . . . .Highway Patrolman . . . . .Rock'n Roll Instructor ...........Music Teacher ..................Housewife .....Stunt Girl in the Movies Biology Teacher .... ........... M en's Hair Stylist Receptionist ....... Teacher ...................... Commercial Teacher ..Owner .....Owner of Casual Corner .Outstanding Young Farmer of Barton's Business College Secretary ........................................ Housewife State Cop .... 80 ....Justice of the Peace NAME Carolyn Ratusnock Don Mosteller ...... .... Shirley Klase .... Betty Greider .... Yvonne Hake .... Joan Flottemesch . . . . . . . Charles Farley Ed Bourne ..... Darlene Dellet Jack Doutrich .... Dennis Groft Don Aston Judy Bigler .... Dawn Bongart Gordie Eck ....... Beverly Ellwein .... .... Catherine Drescher ..... .... Bob Englehart ..... ,,,, Paul Nace ..,... John Thomas Nancy Suydam Ed Wise ........... ,.,, Barbara Poindexter Art Shopf .......... ,,,, Chuck Myers Lynn Raver .... Larry Resch .... Andy Shive .... J 1m Smith ................... .... Jo Ann Van Valkenburgh Carl von Stetten ...... Joan White ..... Floss Hilliar .... Sally Moyer ...... Judy Mummaw .... .... Deacon Murry Joanne Musser Sally Ott ..... Ann Pickle Bill Stevens .... George Bergey Bob Buzzendore .... .... Amos Dombach .... ..,. Monte Ford .... Janetta Fox .... John Goshen Bob Hartman WANTS TO BE Private Secretary . . . Mechanic . . ...... . . Woman Marine Beautician ..... Nurse ...... PROBABLY WILL BE ........Hair Stylist . . . .Grease Monkey . . . . . . . ............. Marine's Woman ....Hairdresser for Paramount Studio ..........Teacher of Modern Dance Secretary .......... ..............,. T ruck Driver Air Force Cadet ................ Cook at the Far East Inn Certified Public Accountant ................ Little Wrestler Airline Hostess Auto Mechanic Engineer ........ Science Teacher .. Secretary ......... Medical Technician Gym Teacher ..... Secretary ...... Woman Marine . . . ...............Owner of D 8z D Diner . ..... Star of the Philadelphia Eagles ...................English Teacher . .... ............ B owling Instructor ..............Cheerleader at Penn State ..Research Worker for the U. S. Navy . ........,............ Basketball Coach . . . . .Professional Roller Skater ....Texas Oil Well Owner Engineer ................................... Newspaper Boy Marine .. .Captain at the Marine Corps Reserve of Columbia Gym Teacher ......... Wrestling Coach at West Chester Social Worker .... M.S.T.C. Student . Secretary ......... . . . ....... . . .... . . . . ......... Comedienne Professor .Jitterbug Instructor at Arthur Murray's Engineer ................................. Owner of a Dairy Radio-TV Announcer .... Guy Barry's Successor at WLAN Businessman ........ ........ G ag Writer for Bob Hope Air Force Man College Man .... Doctor ...... ...............Tank Driver ...........Butcher Boy .............Professional Wrestler Housewife ................. Hot Rod and Motorcycle Dealer Teacher ........ Designer of a Columbia Community Center Nurse ....... .................. H ead Nurse at Penn State Receptionist . . . Teacher ..... Secretary . . . ................Receptionist at U.S.O. .....The Homemaker of Tomorrow ............................Actress Mechanic. .... .... .... Comedian Medical Technician ........Manufacturer of Novelty Horns Teacher ................. ........ P lane Geometry Teacher Gym Teacher .............. .... .A Swimming Instructor Full Time Church Worker .... ............ T yping Teacher Naval Officer .............. ..... P rofessor at F, 8x M. Barber ....... Scientist . . Sailor ...... Technician . . . Sailor ...... .............. Doctor 81 Teacher .....Typewriter Repairman for C.H.S. . . . .... . . . .... . . . .Foreign Legionaire .........Cook at Stevens Trade Owner of a Cigarette Factory Chief Surgeon at the Columbia Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Joseph Arbutina George Baxter Harry Bentz George Bigler Mrs. Otto J. Bittner Miss Isabel Bolinsky Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bongart Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boughner Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Brockley Miss Dorothy Broome Miss Mary K. 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Third St. THE KNITTING SHOP Restaurant Phone 4-4319 Compliments of Compliments of Compliments CAROL MAE GIFT SHOPPE COLUMBIA POLICE MUSSER . 457 Locust Street ' DEPARTMENT FARMS 1 Gifts for every occasion I B-E-H-A-V-E I Compliments HINKLE'S DRUG STORE ' TRIANGLE Service Station 6th Street tix Lancaster Ave. I 1 Phone 4-9579 Grcafsing and Vllashing 84 AUGUST DINKEL BUTCHER Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb Phone 4-8901 WASHINGTON BORO CHARLES C. FERGUSON General Contractor PHONE 4-2287 DOVER COLUMBIA me sronf or swf umlrf Dwuowus . LEBANON ELIZABETHTOWN DANIEL W. LEBER Successor to Howard Leber 8a Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 4-3581 Compliments of L. A. BACHMAN'S Lanco Food Store 639 Manor Street Phone 4-4876 COLUMBIA, PA. DAIRY QUEEN 16th and Lancaster Ave. PAUL C. CROUSE OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service 306 Chestnut Street GOODRICH TIRES TEXACO GAS - OIL Graduation Gifts Jewelry, Photo Supplies Photo Finishing Easy Credit Plan PINKERTON'S Jewelry Store 425 LOCUST STREET STATE THEATRE BLDG. J. L. MYERS SERVICE STATION North 7th Street PHONE 4-9066 KING'S Men's 84 Boys' Wear 363-365 LOCUST STREET C. A. HERR Hardware Third and Walnut Streets COLUMBIA, PA. Compliments of FLORA'S HOUSE of BEAUTY 548 N. THIRD ST. Phone 4-9128 .85 it-1 Utz's Potato Chips D. E. WOLFGANG'S Kitchen Fresh Candies Salted Nuts LANDIS YOUR HOTPOINT APPLIANCE DEALER Television Sales and Service 449 Locust St., Columbia, Pa. AT ALL COLUMBIA MARKETS Phone 4-2209 Compliments FOREMAN'S GROCERY STORE Shop and Save KECK'S SELF smvlcz sum maker CHOICE HOME-DRESSED MEATS 178-180 S. Fifth Street Complete Repair Service' on All Brass, Woodwind and Percussion Instruments NlXON'S RECORD BAR Record Players Musical Instruments Accessories COLUMBIA, PA. ' 336 Locust St Phone 4-9821 Telephone 4-4495 Columbia, Pa Compliments of COUNTY PAINT and SUPPLY CO. 162 Locust Street Compliments of of TOWNE SHOPPE Compliments of NEW ERA SPORT WEAR STORE Division of NEW ERA OVERALL CO. 22 N. 4th St. For Sickness and EARL E. BUNKER Awdcnff Insurance 3-D DINER Non-Cancellable and Guaranteed Renewable Income Protection Distributor Hospital and Surgical, Protection Speedy Service See J. E. RICHARDSON it for L ' 163 LOCUST ST. 634 Chestnut St., Columbia, Pa. PHONE 4-8874 Phone 4-9564 THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. of AMERICA A Mutual Life Insurance Company Busy People '86 Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 LeRoy and Leda Appley CC. H. S. Alumnij Members of APPLEY'S GLASS GARDENS MARIETTA, PA. COLUMBIA FORD CO. AUTHORIZED SALES .sz SERVICE Fourth 55 Chestnut Sts. COLUMBIA, PA. GENUINE FORD PARTS A-1 USED CARS BETTY'S BEAUTY SHGPPE Elizabeth Shultz, Prop. 625 S. 14th Street COLUMBIA, PA. Phone 4-3007 Compliments of COLUMBIA PLATING WORKS Columbia, R. D. No. 1 Phone 4-4966 BROOKSIE'S BEAUTY SALON HELEN MILLAR, Prop. 420 Walnut Street COLUMBIA, PA. JACK HORNER SHOES Third and Locust Sts. CoLUMB1A, PA. Theatre Building MT. JoY, PA. We Furnish The Home EDW. ETZWEILER SONS FINE FURNITURE ETZWEILER FUNERAL HOMES COLUMBIA - WRIGHTSVILLE Rice s. wENTz, mc. NMOLAUS HOLLERICH A SON Electric 8. Radio Co. GARAGE Dry Cleaning and Dyeing . 438 Locust St. Columbia, Pa. Rear 320 Chestnut St. 28 North Third St. and POYVCI' Lighting Sales and Service Fixtures - Appliances Dial 4-9861 87 JAY'S LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of CHARLES HALDEMAN Featuring and SON BORDEN'S ICE CREAM Cleaners, Tailors Complete Fountain Line and Dyers CONGRATULATIONS THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA Columbia, Pa. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM UNCLE NEV'S A Complete Line of All Popular Sporting Goods I COLUMBIA TOBACCO CO. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS Compliments of OFFICERS and MEMBERS of The BORO COUNCIL BOROUGH of COLUMBIA Sewer Division Incorporated 1951 MUNICIPAL BUILDING Phone 4-4947 88 Compliments of CHICKIES ROCK LODGE NO. 307 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE COLUMBIA, PA. Compliments of ORTMANN PHARMACY, INC. W. Ortmann, Prop. Greeting Cards Kodaks T H E KIRSTEIN'S Stationery Store COLUMBIA WATER COMPANY Martin Young, Prop 367 Locust Street Incorporated 1823 COLUMBIA, PA. 220 LOCUST ST. THE LITTLE GIANT 531 Union Street General Line of Groceries ' Coldest Soft Drinks in Town Yuengling's Ice Cream Fountain Pens Leather Wallets Mr. 8z Mrs. Charles E. Wood, Prop JOHN C. MOTTER PRINTING PRESS CO. padding MGCMMMQ lffanufccfuaeu GENERAL OFFICES PLANT 907 Roosevelt Ave. YORK, PA. O. K. MACHINERY DIVISION Manufacturers of COLUMBIA, PA. WINCHES - AIR COMPRESSORS .. HOISTS - ELEVATORS Offices and Plant - Columbia, Pa. WITH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 GRINNELL CORPORATION COLUMBIA 89 Uhr Qlnlumhia News 341 Chestnut. Street COLUMBIA, PA. WHITE'S BOOK SHOP 475 Locust Street COLUMBIA, PA. 1. Games Stationery COMMERCIAL PRINTING PHONE 4-2125 I Novemes 1 MagBZ1neS Greetmg Cards Rf.: 4 ' They go together lf.- n 'I 3' YOUNG PEOPLE ,I Q O A I 'Q .-and SATER'S CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT STORE f --if .S-3Qi2l:kfI'.:-Iam , . THE FIRST-COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK Established 1812 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JOHN EICHHORN CoIumbia's Leading TAILOR - CLOTHIER 13 NORTH 4th STREET Phone 4-3516 Compliments of FAIRVIEW MANOR NURSING HOME COLUMBIA HARDWARE Paints and I'I0LlS6WZ11'6I 357 Locust Street COLUMBIA, PA. Phone 4-4829 90 BEACON SHOE MFG. CO. CI1iIdren's Shoes 13th and Franklin Sts. COLUMBIA, PA. Phone 4-8331 A New York OH'ice: 1261 Broadway SUSQUEHANNA GLASS CO. COLUMBIA, PA. Established 1910 THE COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO. FLOWERS by STETLER 125 N. Sixth Street COLUMBIA, PA. Phone 4-2271 Congratulations to the Class of '57 WILLIAM SMITH, JR. ROY M. RESSLER Plumbing 8. Heating 27 W. Main Street MOUNTVILLE, PENNA. Phone 5-5301 MOBILFLAME BOTTLED GAS HARRY A. RESSLER APPLIANCES PLUMBING - HEATING Youngstown Kitchens By Mullins Mountville 5-9411 Compliments of COLUMBIA LODGE OF ELKS, No. 1074 FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Susquehanna No. 235 ORGANIZED APRIL 4, 1900 Coniplinients of CLYDE W. KRAFT Iflunrral Timur Compliments of LUCAS MANUFACTURING COMPANY R. E. SHECKARD 8. SON INSURANCE - NOTARY Coluinbin, Pa. Phone 4-4656 91 COLUMBIA J' H' OSTERTAG Home IMPROVEMENTS Furniture, Rugs dz Bedding Finest Quality Home Improvements 444 Locust Street 324 Locust Street Columbia, Pa. MU 4-9353 COLUMBIA, PA. Compliments of COLUMBIA BURIAL VAULT COMPANY Bonded Electronic Technicians SHILLOW'S ROBERT L. GRAHAM 524 south 9th street MEAT MARKET Columbia, Pa. 747 Walnut Street Phone MU 4-4569 COLUMBIA, PA. T. V. and Radio Sales 8z Service A. M. FLANAGAN D istri b u To r Phone Columbia 4-2211 eolumlia 744441 eamfzaauf Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITORY FOR YOUR SCHOOL SAVINGS ACCOUNT NEW USED Compliments of Bob Bill Sam S. K. O. ALL TO SERVE YOU -At- WM. H. KACHEL, INC. Dream Car Design With You In Mind lbth and Lancaster Ave., Columbia, Pa. MU 4-2395 92 COMPARE OUR S T RAD IVARO SEWING MACHINE With All Other Makes 0 FOR QUALITY 0 FOR PERFORMANCE 0 FOR PRICE g AND FOR SERVICE AFTER YOU BUY FROM 62. 711. gicfzwlq 8 Son Eicherly Mfg. Co. Third St. and Mariet1a Pike Columbia, Pa. Phone 4-2272 or 4-2114 Eicherly's Serving the Needle Trade for Over 50 Years. PARK VIEW CENTRAL MAC NE SHOP WARREN SHULTZ fs. SON LUNCHEONETTE 8' WELDING Co' WHOLESALE Sixth ch Locust Streets GREYHOUND BUS AGENCY Phone 4-9641 Charles F. Gundel, Prop. 306 Ave. J Phone 4-4269 Our Motto: Service 8a Satisfaction Olives - Pickles - Cheese 118 N. Third Street COLUMBIA, PA. C. STANLEY ALBRIGHT Compliments of CHARLES L. DICKASON, JR. NATIONWIDE Contractor - Builder INSURANCE 23 North Ninth Street LEW MARLEY 25 S- Fourth Street Phone MU 4-2235 Remodeling Modern Kitchens Compliinents of PATRONIZE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS QUR Columbia Council, No. 2294 ADVERTISERS 93 Compliments of JOHN MYERS Vending Machines Compliments of OFFICERS of EAGLES HOUGENDOBLER S LCE S 1226 Lancaster Ave. COLUMBIA, PA. Compliments of DAVE BARTON'S BARBER SHOP 346 WALNUT STREET RISING SUN HOTEL Compliments of PETER LUMBER COMPANY WM. H. McDlVETT General Electric Ranges X Refrigerators Phone 4-2179 and 4-2168 15 North 4th Street Electrical Center Appliances STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO - FIRE - LIFE Edwin E. Greider Marlin V. Greider Compliments of H. C. OSTERTAG and COLUMBIA LINOLEUM POTTER'S DOROTHY SHOPPE Columbz'a,s Leading Fashion Store With Best Wishes To The Class of '57 CHILDREN'S KORNER 417 Locust Street SADC! pA0f0g,l 6l,l0AQl sm, 3 3.104 9 Q 0 4:55 K wx .ff f z. 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