Cumberland Valley High School - Argus Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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Ethel Lichtenberger TYPISTS Mary Baker Velva Barrick Virginia Peiper The I957 edition of the Lorne Orris Janice Shank Marlin Yohn CONTENTS DEDICATION SCHOOL BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY HONORS SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING AND PATRONS FOREWORD The 1957 edition of the ARGUS is a visual and written record of the happiest days in our lives. The staff desires that his annual might be a truly lasting achievement of their senior year at Cumberland Valley High School. We also sincerely desire that everyone derives pleasant memories and ioyous thoughts from the pages of this yearbook. 4 .-Mvwq1,,.-...,,wr,--, -,N--2 g-,W N, H ,.. DEDICATION Mr. JAMES HECKLER As a symbol of our sincere appreciation, the Class of 1957 of the Cumberland Valley High School, takes great pride in dedicating this years' annual to our Guidance Director, James R. Heckler. Mr. Hecklers' interest in all student problems pertaining to our future as well as present, and his friendly and understanding nature serve to make him one of the best friends we have encountered since we embarked upon our educational adventure twelve years ago. On the basis of his outstanding services to the school, through the genuine concern of each student as an individual, we dedicate this small token. 5 s GILMORE B. SEAVERS SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF l957: I am delighted to extend best wishes to the Class of i957 and congratulate its members on an outstanding ARGUS. It has been most encouraging to your Supervising Principal and your Board of School Directors to observe you students who have spent three years in our new school profit increasingly from the Cumberland Valley High School program and at the same time con- tribute so greatly to its development. I am confident each of you members of the Class of 1957 will as a result of having been a student here approach life's problems from an optimistic and affirmative point of view and as Alumni always be loyal in your support of your school. May God always bless each of you. g,Z..,.,, CHARLES R. SLAYBAUGH Principal DEAR SENIORS: lt was a genuine pleasure to have you as students ot C.V.l l.S. We congratulate you and your classmates on your achievements in the various areas of our school program. Commencement time will make you the third class to be grad'- uated from Cumberland Valley High School. You are a member of the tlrst class to have over one hundred fellow graduates. Be a loyal alumni. Make a good record. We shall follow each ot you with interest. Your success and happiness will be ours also. Come back to visit whenever possible. Call on us for any service which we can render. Best wishes tor success and happiness, 7 JOINT SCHOOL BOARD ILEFT TO RIGHTJ ROW I: A. Eugene Hoover, John A. Morrison, George J, Beisiline, Warren C. Maflack, Meade E. Weigle, J. Franklyn Zimmerman. ROW II: C. Meil Toomey, John L. Durnin, Beniamin J. Zimmerman, Harris R. GufshaII, Lester R. NoiIor, Roberi W. Shearer, CarroI A. Stoughf, Edwin S. Metzger. ROW III: Jack K. Sunday, Edward P. Miller, Harvey P. Sunday, Lawrence L. Broven, Author B. Copenhaver. MISSING: Mark R, Basehore. ILEFT TO RIGHTD Meade E. WeigIe, John A. Mor- rison, George J. Beistline, Warren C. Motlack. 8 OFFICERS GILMORE B. SEAVERS, M.S. Supervising Principal Miss JOANN GIBB Secretary to Supervising Principal Mrs. JANE SPAHR Secretary to Principal CHARLES R. SLAYBAUGH, M.S. Principal U SAMUEL M. SANZOTTO, M.S. Assistant Principal, Social Studies E JAMES R. HECKLER, M.S. Mrs. LEONE W. SECRIST, B.S. Director of Guidance Dean of Girls, Mathematics Mrs. ANNA RITCHIE Mrs. FAY HOUP Office Secretary Office Secretary, Secretary To Director of Guidance ll HOMER M. BARTON Mrs. LOVEEN G. ALBRIGHT B.S. B.S., M.A. Art: Chairman, Art Depart- English: Social Studies: Jr. ment: Jr. 8: Sr. Art Clubs: Sportsman Club. Art Assistants: Lettering Group. Miss MARILYN L. DAUTRICH JOSEPH R. CARR B.S. B.S., M.S. Health: Muthematicsf PINS- Health: Physical Education: Ed.: FBB: Coach, Wrestling: Football. GirI's Hockey Team: Basket- ball Team: Girls Intramurals. Miss F. RUTH DRAKE DAVID A. DOLBIN, Jr. B.S. B.S. Physical Education: Health: Shorthand: Transcription: Typ- Intramurals. ing II: FBLA. RICHARD M. BIRCH B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts: Coach: Bas- ketball. GEORGE F. DAVIS A.B. Social Studies: Student Coun- cil: International Relations Club. VANCE C. ENCK, Jr. B.S. Speech: Social Studies: Red 81 White Masquers: Ce-Ve-Eye Business Advisor. WILLIAM W. BRITTON, III B.A. Social Studies: Ce-Ve-Eye: High School Publicity. ROBERT E. DECK B.S. Science: Jr. High Science Club. Club. BOYD M. FORTNEY B.S., M.S. Driver Ed.: Mathematics: Golf Team. IVAN W. RITZ B.S., M.Ed. Geography. History. Jr. H-Y. Mrs. DOROTHY I. HARTMAN Registered Nurse Nurses' Club. ' JOHN N. JOLI. B.S. Bookkeepingg Business Math, Typing lp Central Treasurer. JERRE E. GRATZ B.S., M.Ed. Omce Practice: Sienographyf Business Fund. FBLA. Mrs. DORIS C. HECK B.S. Music, Glee Club, Chorus. Mrs. BELVILLE B. KIZLIN B.A. English, Foreign Languages, Dancing Club, Jr. Dramaiics Club. Mrs. SHIRLEY K. GRINDLINGER B.S. Vocational Home EC., FHA. STANLEY M. HOSTLER B.A., M.A. Social Sfudiesf Senior FBB Club. Mrs. VIRGINIA N. KLINGER B.S. Social Studies: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. WILMER L. HARRIS B.S. Vocational Agriculture. FFA WILLIAM E. IRWIN B.S., M.A. Science. Chairman, Science Dept. lLeave of Absencej. Mrs. PHYLLIS B. LEHMAN B.S. Business, Mathematics, Per- sonal Typing. WILMER W. LUCKENBAUGH Mrs. RUTH R. LUFF CARL E. MARTIN Mrs. HELEN G. MILEWSKI B.S., M.A. B.S. B.S. A.B., M.A. Mathematics, Chairman, English, Health, Phys. Ed., Mathematics, FBB. Certificate from American Mathematics Dept. Intramurals, Gym Show. Academy in Rome, Latin, Chairman, Language Dept., Latin Club, Co-advisor for ARGUS. JACK E. MYERS Mrs. BLANCHE NEWELL Mrs. MARY ANN 0'BRIEN Mrs. FLORENCE R. REHR B.S. B.S. B.A. Studied at Corcoran English, ARGUS Advisor. English, Chairman, English English, Jr. Dramatics. Gallery Dept. Art. RAYMOND W. SCHMIDT Miss VIRGINIA A. ELMER R. SEALOVER H. DAVID SECRIST College Certificate A SCHOOLEY B.S., M.S. B.S. Mathematics, FBB. B.A Agriculture, Chairman, Agri- Geography, Sr. Sportsman Librarian, Jr. 8- Sr. Library culture Dept., FFA, Stage Club. Club. Crew. 14 GLENN E. SMITH B.S. Science, Photography Club, Science Club. Mrs. ANN S. THOMAS B.A. English, Foreign Languages: FTA: Reading Club. Mrs. MARILYN C. WOODHALL B.S. Jr. High Home Ec.g Jr. Home Ec. Club. High ALFRED H. SPEERS B.S. Mathematics: Jr. Sportsmen Club. JAMES'W. WALLACE B.S. Science, Sr. Class Advisorf Dance Club. Mrs. BARBARA ZEIDERS B.S. English. JULIUS C. SPIZZIRRI B.S. English: Red 8- White Mas- quersp Jr. Play. JACK M. TAYLOR B.S., M.A. Industrial Artsp Industrial Arts Club. Milt DORIS J. WEAVER B.S. Jr. High Home Ec.g Jr. Class Advisory Cheerleaders. EARL R. ZIMMERMAN B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts, Chairman, ln- dustrial Arts Dept., Industrial Arts Club. I5 KENNETH I. WOODHALL B.S. Social Studies: Healthf Sci ence. DQWITT P. ZUSE B.S., M.A., Music Ed. Music: Band: Dance Band. sr fi .64 Mrs. JULIE G. WENTZ Manager CAFETERIA STAFF I gunna? . . . ix .Q g M aemwws -Q ff wf f' -f i. F, Q kuvfif K A A gl M -V 1, :'g --:-' my Q '51-5E!r'w W F 'ii ,L. 5 gk., - is H gnulnquun fi i X 'l' 4- : K r is 'fi N if A is i is ri f 'l 1 3 'J' Wweiwwl ILEFT TO RIGHTD Mrs. Ruth Lohr, Mrs. Romaine Yohn, Mrs. Martha Sheriff, Mrs. Befiy Snyder, Mrs. Evelyn Confer, Mrs. Goldie Kingsborough, Mrs. Mildred Sheiblv, Mrs. Marian Clymans, Mrs. Julia G. Wentz, Manager. CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. R. J. LEIBY Manager CLEFT TO RIGHU Mr. Harry Gruber, Mr. Ray Brandt, Mr. William E. Zeigler, Mr. R. J. Leiby, Manager. 16 KN Nh Nj?-Q K. Y Q fyffiw' H P fy wr 1 ,w-nam-S FIRST HONCRS Patricia Ann Culhane Kathleen Marie Folfz Linda .lean Goodling Charlaffe Evelyn Heiges Lawrence Charles Kisfer Margaref Louise Lamkin Jeanne Alice Putt - Marvin A. Raudabaugh Jr. M. Keifh Sullivan David Baller Thomas I8 SECOND HONORS RONALD MATHIAS BACHMAN JUDITH MAE BAKER MARY ELIZABETH BAKER VELVA MERLE BARRICK MILDRED ELEANOR BRAMWELL LOUISE ELLEN BRANDT ROY LESTER COOVER ROBERT DIXON HARE FRED EUGENE HAIR MARY KAY KAUTZ ETHEL MARIE LICHTENBERGER ROBERT CHARLES LICHTENBERGER MAXINE MAE LONGM LANETTE KATHERINE MORROW MARILYN JOYCE MOYER JUDITH ELAINE MYERS MARILOU ALICE REESER TERRY LAU SNOOK JANE LOUISE WATTS 19 SHIRLEY ALICE WOLF DOROTHY ANN ALBERT Clerical Dottie Enthusiastic hockey player. . .Quiet . . .Really nice personality. Ambition: Plans to enter the Women' Armed Forces. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,45 FBLA 3.: Hockey 3,45 Dance Club 2. JUDY MAE BAKER Secretarial JB Blonde hair, blue eyes. . .Quiet, nice personality. . .Likes to play the pi- ano and sew. Ambition: To be a secretary. Activities: FBLA 2,3,45 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Treasurer 45 Intramurals 35 Hockey Team 3,4. JACK BARNHART Industrial Arts Jack Shy. . .Worthy ot trust. . .Someone you'd like to know. Ambition: To ioin Armed Forces. Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN BOWNE General Pat One of the quiet girls of the class . . .nice personality. Ambition: Entering the Waves. Activities: FBLA 2,35 Sr. Chorus 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Saubufooildcion 20 4444 RONALD MATHIAS BACHMAN College Prepatory Ron A leader by virtue of hard work. . . High scorer scholastically, socially, and athletically. Ambition: Tc study osteopathy. Activities: Varsity Football 3,45 Var- sity Basketball 2,3.45 Varsity Base- ball 3,45 Track 3,45 FBB 2,3,45 SPQR 2,35 Student Council 3,4, President 45 Ce-Ve-Eye 45 Key Club 4, Presi- dent 4. MARY ELIZABETH BAKER Secretarial Mary Dependable, etticient worker. . . Likes to roller SKOTB. .Drives an Oldsmobile. Ambition: To be a secretary or go to beautician school. Activities: FBLA 2,35 Intramurals 25 Dance Club 25 Student Council 35 Argus 4. VELVA MERLE BARRICK Secretarial VeIva' Quiet, but not too quiet. . .Bright smile for everyone. . .Always willing to help with something. Ambition: A private Secretary. Activities FBLA 2,3,45 Dance Club 25 Archery Club 25 Homeroom Treas- urer 35 Intramurals 2,3, Hall Patrol 3,45 Argus 45 Eaglet Staff 2,3,4. 1 EDWARD LEE BRACKBILL Vocational Agriculture Ed Friendly. . .That smile. . .Above all, a likeable fellow. Ambition: Farming and marriage in the near future. Activities: FFA 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,4. an6.7.7f,S,a4 geauazd. MILDRED ELEANOR BRAMWELL General Millie Rates high as an athlete. . .Nice personality. . .Always giggling. Ambition: A typist and file clerk. Activities: Dance Club 2: Nurses' Club 3: Intramurals 2,3,4: Basket- ball 3,4: Homeroom Secretary 3: FBLA 3. SHIRLEY ANN BROOKS Secretarial Shirley Chewing gum and lots of chatter . . .Seen with Millie and Feister. . . Enioys all sports. Ambition: Typing and filing position. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4: Dance Club 2: Nurses' Club 3: Basketball 3. FRANK C. CHUBB College Preparatory Frank Subtle sense of humor. . .Mischie- vious. . Fun-loving. .Small but mighty. Ambition: Undecided, but wguld love to be a millionaire. Activities: Stage Crew 2,3: Audio- Visual Aids 2,3,4: Photo Club 2,3,4, President 3: Latin Club 2: lRC 2,3. College Club 3. : NANCY JANE CLINE College Preparatory Nance A sweet personality. . .Quiet dispo- sition. . .Has a good time wherever she goes. Ambition: Elementary school teacher. Activities: Student Council 2: SPQR 2: Dance Club 2: Intramurals 2,3: Cheerleading 2,3,4: Sr. Dramatics 4: Homeroom Secretary 4: Hall Patrol 3,4. LOUISE ELLEN BRANDT Secretarial Louise Mighty miss on the hockey field. . . Versatile athlete. . .Nice to be a- round. . .industrious worker. Ambition: A secretary, file clerk, or typist. Activities: Dance Club 2: FBLA 2.3: Intramurals 3,4: Hockey Team 3,4- Basketball 4. SARAH JEANNE BUTLER General Jeanne A very nice person. . .Pleasant smile. . .Full of fun. Ambition: To be a model or a beau- tician. Activities: Glee Club 4: FHA, Vice President 4: Transfer 4. BLANCHE PAULETTE CLAWSER General Red Long red hair. . .Rather quiet. . . An artist. Ambition: To be a nurse's aid or a receptionist at a hospital. Activities: Nurses Club 2,3,4 Cho- rus 2: lntramurals 4. WILLIAM H. COOK Industrial Arts Cookie Sleepy but smiley. . .Nice fellow , . .A good sport. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Band 2,3 Industrial Arts 4. ROY LESTER COOVER Vocational Agriculture Roy Tall and good looking. . .A success- ful farmer in the making. . .Good scholar. Ambition: fo be a farmer. Activities. FFA 2,3,4, Reporter 2, President 3,45 President of BI-County FFA 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Stage Crew 4. PATRICIA ANN CULHANE College Prepatory Pat High scorer scholastically, socially, athletically. Ambition: To be a language teacher. Activities: Ce-Ve-Eye 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Intramurals 35 College Club 35 Argus 45 Band 45 Hall Patrol 3,45 FTA 45 Basketball 3,45 Transfer 3 DAVID ALLEN DITMER Industrial Arts Dave Quiet and trustworthy. . .Always full of fun. . ,A good student. Ambition: Farming. Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 FBB 2,3. LLOYD ROY FAHNESTOCK Clerical Roy Always a sincere friend. . .Enioys singing. . .Energetic worker. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: FBLA Treasurer 2,35 Chorus 25 IRC 35 Intramurals 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Audio Visual Club 45 Boys' Octette 4. P 0f6!444 ,upoet SHIRLEY LOUISE COWGAR Secretarial Shirley Loves classical music. . .Quiet and likeable. . .Industrious worker. Ambition: To become a business ex- ecutive. Activities: FBLA 3,45 IRC 3,45 Trans- fer 3. DONNA MAE DEITCH General DeItch A football tan. . .Likes Rock 'n Roll . . .An all-around good athlete. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Dance Club 25flntramurals 2,3,45 Art Club 35 Basketball 3,45 Hockey 4. NANCY JANE ESHELMAN College Preparatory Nance Sparkling personality. . .Energetic cheerleader. . .Cute smile. . Enioys sports. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. Activities: Dance Club 25 Band 25 SPQR 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 College Club 35 Cheerleading 3,45 Senior Dramatics 4. SHIRLEY ANN FEISTER General Shirl That unmistakable laugh. . .Carefree . . .New addition to Senior Class . . .Lots of school spirit. Ambition: Typist and file clerk or a telephone operator. Activities: Transfer 4. made, coanetomazd. BETTY MAURIE FENICLE Business Clerical Betty A loyal bond member. . Always smiling or laughing. . .Everybody's friend. Ambition: Ta travel. Activities: Band 2,3,4, Dance Club 2, Latin Club 2, Chorus 2, Girl's Hockey Manager 4. KATHLEEN MARIE FRITZ Secretarial Kali Petite. .Bubbling with gaiety. . Dramatic ability galore. Ambition: Private secretary. Activities: Dance Club 2, FBLA 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Hall Patrol 3,4, Class Play 3,4, LOUISE ANN GETZ College Preparatory Louie Small and mighty. . .Bubbling over with gaiety. . .Well-liked by all. . . Talkative. Ambition: Physical education teach- er. Activities: Basketball Team 3,4, In- tramurals 3,4, Student Council 3, Personal Typing 3, Gym Club 3,4, Argus 4, Class Play 4, Glee Club 4, Transfer 3. FRED EUGENE HAIR College Preparatory Fred Quiet. . Dependable. . .His ready smile wins him many friends. Ambition: To be a teacher. Activities: Band 2,3,4, Hall Patrol 3,4, Dance Club 2, lntramurols 2,3, 4, SPQR 2, Key Club 4, Class Play 3,4. KATHLEEN MARIE FOLTZ College Preparatory Kathy Reliable class worker. . .Scholastic whiz. . .Our Apple Dessert Queen . Ambition: Homemaking teacher, later a dietitian. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Dance Club 2, Student Council 4, Apple Dessert Queen 4, Class Treasurer 3,4, County Band 3. JAMES NEAL FRY Industrial Arts Jim A popular guy. . .Smooth dancer . . .Drives an Oldsmobile. Ambition: A Pennsylvania State Game Protector or a Gsh warden. Activities: Homeroom President 2, Class Vice President 2,4, Dance Club 2, FBB 2,3, Industrial Arts Club 3,4, President 4, Hall Patrol 3,4. LINDA JEAN GOODIJNG Secretarial Surge Four tweets, music, and a high step . . .Drives a Nash. . .Ohl That giggle! Ambition: A band director or a pri- vate secretary. Activities: Band 2,3,4, Drum Moiar- ette 3,4, Dance Club 2, FBLA 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Ce-Ve-Eye 3, Hall Patrol 3,4- Class Play 3.4. DAVID G. HALBLEIB industrial Arts Crockett Fun loving. . .Good fellow. . .Can talk himself into and out of any- thing. Ambition: Automobile mechanic or electrician. Activities: Camera Club 2, Intra- murals 3,4. ROBERT DIXON HARE Industrial Arts Porky A swell sport. . .Liked by all. . . Enthusiasm plus. . .Known for his friendly smile. Ambition: FBI. Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2,3, 4: Glee Club 2,3: Varsity Football 2,3,4: Student Council 2,3,4: FBB 2,3,4: Hall Patrol 3.4: Class Play 3. ELVIN BLAINE HESS Vocational Agriculture Elvin A guy that has a smile and a helping hand to give anyone. . . One of the twins. . .Where's the stage crew? Ambition: To be a successful farmer. Activities: FFA 2,3,4: Treasure. 3: Intramurals 2,3,4: Stage Crew 3.4: Hall Patrol 4. GLENN R. HOY Industrial Arts GIenn Not as quiet as you think. . .Friendly smile. . .ReIiable. Ambition: To be a carpenter. Activities: FBB 2.3: Varsity Football 2.3: Industrial Arts Club 3,4: Class Play 4. GERALD LEE JACOBS Industrial Arts Lee Wavy hair. . .Quiet personality. . . Always ready with a smile. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2,3, 4: Intramurals 2,3,4. 24 WMM mezdemutdeq dak, CHARLOTTE EVELYN HEIGES Clerical Speedy Small but mighty. . .Dependable, industrious worker. .Always ioking and laughing. Ambition: Plans to work in the busi- ness field and travel. Activities: Band 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4: County Band 2.3: Homeroom Secretary 2: Dance Club 2: Hall Pa- trol 3,4: Magazine Campaign Man- ager 3,4: Argus Business Manager '4 GALEN ALLEN HESS Vocational Agriculture Galen The other twin. . .An average stu- dent. . .A real good kid. Ambition: To be a farmer. Activities: FFA 2,3,4: Sentinel 3,4: Intramurals 2,3: Hall Patrol 4. ROGER ALLEN HUNSICKER College Preparatory Rag Witty. . .Lighthearted. .Easy-going disposition. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Stage Crew 2,3: Visual Aids 2,3,4: Photo Club 2,3,4: SPQR 2: Class Play 3. MARY KAY KAUTZ College Preparatory Mary Sincere. . .Witty. . .A conscientious worker. . .A genuine friend. Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Nurses Club 2: Intramurals 2: Dance Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Speech Club 3: Argus 4: Senior Dramatics 4: Student Council 4. uaaemmplaqma '. RITA MARIE KAUTZ College Preparatory Reet Vivacious. . .Energetic. . .An impish grin. . .Full of fun. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Nurses' Club 2: Cheer- leading 2,3,4: Intmmurals 2,3,4: Class Play 3: Hockey Team 3: Sr. Dramatics 4: Hall Patrol 3,4. ROBERT WILLIAM KEEFAUVER, Jr. Secretarial Bob The executive type. . .A witty guy with a crew cut. . .Drives a hot Ford. Ambition: Plans for the Air Force and college. Activities: FBLA 2,3,4: President 2,3, 4: State FBLA, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 3,4: IRC 3,4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: County Chorus 3,4, District 4: Boy's Octette 4. State Chorus, 4. JAMES PATRICK KENDALL College Preparatory Jimbo Real sense of humor. . .Announcer for the band. . .Always thinking up a new method for driving his car. Ambition: Enter college and study electrical engineering, then ioin the Navy. Activities: SPQR 2: Dance Club 2: Photo Club 2,3,4: Audio Visual Club 2,3,4: Ce-Ve-Eye 4: Class Play 4. RALPH WARD KESSLER College Preparatory Kess An able athlete and a good friend . . .Rates high in school spirit. Ambition: College or Navy. Activities: Varsity Football 3,4: Var- sity Basketball 3,4: Ce-Ve-Eye 3,4: Track 3: FBB 3,4: Class Play 3: Argus 4: Assembly Color Guard 3,4: College Club 3: Homeroom Presi- dent 4. RONALD LEE KAUTZ Industrial Arts Ron Class clown. . .Pays strict attention in class-to his watch. Ambition: Serve for Uncle Sam. Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4. ADAM KELLER College Preparatory Adam Has a quiet humor. . .ls serious when he should be. . .Bubbling over with mischievious ideas. Ambition: To be an engineer. Activities: Stage Crew 2,3: Audio Visual Aids Club 2,3,4: Photo Club 2,3,4: SPQR 2: Intramurals 3. ARDELLA KATHRYN KERSTETTER College Preparatory Ardella Amiable. . .Warm-hearted friend. Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Band 2,3,4: Latin Club 2, 3: Dance Club 2. LAWRENCE CHARLES KISTER College Preparatory Larry Competent leader. . .Keen student with diversified talents ...Every- body's friend. Ambition: Secondary level teacher. Activities: Argus Editor 4: Hall Pa- trol 3,4: Audio-Visual Aids Club 2,3: SPQR 2: FTA 4: Key Club 4, Treasurer 4: IRC 2,3,4, President 4: Student Council Executive Com- mittee, 4. JOANN LORRKINE KREISER Vocational Homemaking .loann Easy going. . .quiet. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Dance Club 2. MARGARET LOUISE LAMKIN College Preparatory Magee Blessed not only with charm and intelligence. . .But with a good alto voice. Ambition: To teach music. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee Club 3,4, Librarian 4, Argus 4, Sr. Dramatics 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 4, FTA 4, County Chorus 4, Dis- trict Chorus 4, Class Play 4, Trans- fer 3. ROBERT CHARLES LICHTENBERGER General Bob Where there's sports, there's Bob . . .Likes to talk about farms. Ambition: To own a farm. Activities: FBLA 2,3, Intramurals 2, 3,4, Hall Patrol 3,4. MAXINE MAE LONG Vocational Homemaking Maxey Art talent. . .Always smiling that grin. . .Well-liked. . .Loves sports, especially roller skating. Ambition, To operate a tabulator tar IBM. Activities: Band 2.3, Assembly Band 2,3, County Band 2,3, Dance Club 2, Intramurals, 2,3,4, IRC 3,4, FBLA 3, Eaglet Staff 3, Argus 4, Sr Art Club 2,3,4, President 4, Assis- tants 3,4, Lettering Group 4, FTA 3. :adn ?fzom, , ,fared VICKI ANN LADD College Preparatory Vick Rates high in school spirit and so- cial charlm. . .Is always ready to lend a helping hand. Ambition: To be a teacher. Activities: Dance Club 2, Ce-Ve-Eye 2,3, Editor 3, SPQR 2, Student Council 3, Sr. Dramatics Club 4, Hall Patrol 3,4, Class Play 3,4. ETHEL MARIE LICHTENBERGER Secretarial Ethel Long hair and a sweet personality . . .Likes ice cream and her brother's Oldsmobile. Ambition: A successful office worker. Activities, FBLA 2,3,4, Hall Patrol 3,4, Argus 4. FAYE LUCILLE LONG Clerical Faye Naturally curly, blonde hair. . . Personality plus. . .Sweet smile. Ambition: Plans include marriage and being an oltlce worker. Activities: Dance Club 2, FBLA 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4. CHARLES EDWARD MARKS, Jr. Clerical SonnY Curly hair. . .Future business leader . . .industrious worker. Ambition: To ioin the Armed Forces. Activities: Archery Club 2: INFO' murals 2,3,4, Wrestling 3, Audio Visual Aids 4. ezmnaallteulto idea cklefe. ROBERT JOHN MAXWELL Clerical Max Likes to sing. .Always making someone laugh with his witty say- ings. . .An adventurer. Ambition: To be a singer, will probably ioin the Air Force. Activities: Student Council 2: FBLA 2,3: Intramurals 2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4: Class Play 3: Audio Visual Aids 4. RONALD JOSEPH MICELI Academic and General Muggs A well managed person with a light hearted, easy-going disposition . . .Sports-minded. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Varsity Football, 2,3,4: Class President 2: Student Council 3, Vice President 3: Varsity Bose- ball 2: Wrestling Team 3,4: Home- room President 4: FBB 2,3,4. MARJORIE ELIZABETH MILLER Homemaking Margie'Q Quiet mannered. . .Likes to laugh . . .Dependable. Ambition: A telephone operator. Activities: Dance Club 2: FHA 2,3,4: Secretary 4, Treosurr' 3: Intra- murals 3,4. MARILYN JOYCE MOYER College Preparatory Marilyn Always neat and well dressed. . . Sports enthusiast. .Witty. . .Likes Elvis. Ambition: Registered Nurse. Activities: Dance Club 2: Intra- murals 2,3,4: Nurses Club 3,4: SPQR 2: Personal Typing 3: Basket- ball Team 3,4: Gymnastics Club 3, 4: Argus 4. JOSEPH LEE McVOY Industrial Arts Joe He's a iolly good fellow. . .Pleasing personality. . .Cut out for a cut up. Ambition: To ioin the Navy. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4: lndus- trial Arts Club 3,4. LARRY FREY MILLER College Preparatory Lg:-r Dance band enthusiast. . .His ami- cability and quick wit win him many friends. . .Florida 'or bust. . .Full of lun. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Varsity Basketball 3,4: FBB 3,4: Dance Band 4: Transfer 3. LANETTE KATHERINE MORROW Secretarial Lanette Pep personified. . .She may be small, but there's never a dull mo- ment when she's around. . .College bound. Ambition: Maior in Business Educa- tion at SSTC. Activities: Student Council 2, Secre- tory 4: Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4: FBLA 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3: Class Secretary 3: Assistant Class Secre- tary 4: Hockey Team 3: Co-captain of. Hall Patrol 4: FTA 4. HAROLD RUSSELL MUSSLEMAN Industrial Arts Muss One of the tall guys in the class. .. Sports enthusiast. . .Another Ford owner. Ambition: To be a machinist. Activities: FBB 236: Intramurals 2, 3,4: Archery 2: Industrial Arts Club 3,4: Class Play 4. .IUDITH ELAINE MYERS College Preparatory Judy Loquacious. . .Industrious. . .De- pendable. . .A wonderful person to know. Ambition: To be a secondary edu- cation teacher. Activities: Dance Club 2: SPQR 2: Homeroom President 2: Intramurals 3: College Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3,4: County Chorus 3,4: Hall Patrol 3,4: Sr. Dromatics 4: Argus 4: Class Play 4, FTA 4. vmoiNiA ANN mm College Preparatory Ginny Quiet. . .An able worker: . .Likes roller skating. Ambition:To be a nurse. Activities: Nurses' Club 2,3,4: SPQR 2: Dance Club 2: Argus 4. FRANK DAVID POTTEIGER Vocational Agriculture Frank Leadership ability. . .Sports-minded . . .Popular with all. . .TaII. Ambition: To be a farmer. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: FBB 27 3,4: Dance Club 2: Student Coun- cil 4: FFA 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4: Class President 4: Homeroom Presi- dent 3: Hall Patrol 3,4: Class Play 3: Varsny Football 2,3,4: Varsity Basketball 2,3,4: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4: Intramurals 3. JEANNE ALICE PUTT Secretarial Jeanne Shorthand whiz. . .InteIligent. . . Ellicient worker. Ambition: A private secretary. Activities: Dance Club 2: FHA 2: Intramurals 2: Class President 3: IRC 3,4, Vice President 3: FBLA 3: Eoglet 3: Homeroom Secretory 4: Hall Patrol 3,4: Secretary to Faculty: Manager of Sports 4. K gaazeddn dave LORNE ADAM ORRIS College Preparatory Speedy Quiet. . .Good natured. . .A willing worker. Ambition: To be an architect. Activities: Dance Club 2: Archery Club 2: Intramurals 2,4: Class Play 3: Chess Club 3: Vrgrsity Football 3,4: Argus 4: Hall Patrol 3,4. MARIAN PIPER College Preparatory Marian Fun-loving. . .Able athlete. . .Quiet, but nice. . .TroubIes, troubles. Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Activities: Dance Club 2: Intra- murals 2,3,4: 'Nurses Club 3: Per- sonal Typing 3: FHA Club 4: Basket- ball 4: Gym Club 4. DANIEL FRANK PUTT Industrial Arts Dan Tall and lean. . .Easy-going. . . Another Industrial Arts member. Ambition: Truck driver or SeaBee. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4: lndus- trial Arts Club 2,3,4. MERVIN ALBERT RAUDABAUGH, :lr Vocational Agriculture Merv' One of the Ag gang. . .A nice guy. . .Could he be shy? Ambition: A successful farmer. Activities: FFA 2,3,4: Intramurals 2 3,4: Chorus 2: Glee Club 3,4: Hal Patrol 3,4 than aura MARILOU ALICE REESER Clerical Babe A popular gal with a winning smile . . .A hard worker. . .l'rustworthy. Ambition: General oftice worker. Activities: Dance Club 2: Homeroom Secretary 2: Ce-Ve-Eye 2,3,4: ln- tramurals 2,3,4: FBLA 2,3: Band Front Captain 3: Hall Patrol 3,41 Argus 4, Class Secretary 4. CHARLOTTE RUTH RYDER Secretarial Ruth Likes to sing. . ,She does the things she ought to do, and speaks when she is spoken to. Ambition: A future secretary. Activities: FBLA 2,3: Glee Club 2, 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: County Chorus 4. DEANNA MARIE SADLER Secretarial Dee Popular wherever she goes. . .Oh! that dimple. . .Sparkling person- ality. . .Loves sports and drama- tics. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Activities: Student Council 3: ln- tramurals 3,4: Dramatics Club 3, 4, President 4: Hockey Team 3,4, Team Captain 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 4: Color Guard 4, Hall Patrol 4, FTA 4. MILLIS RUPP SCHWARTZ Clerical Millis Baseball enthusiast, especially the Brooklyn Dodgers. . .Great sense of humor. Ambition: An announcer for the Brooklyn Dodgers, maybe college. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4: FBB 2: Football 2: Basketball 2,3,4: FBLA 3,4: Homeroom Treasurer 4: Hall Patrol 3,4: Baseball '4. DONALD H. RICHWINE Industrial Arts Don Bashful and reserved. . .Ready for fun. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Archery Club 2: Industrial Arts Club 3.4. CARL LEE RYNARD Vocational Agriculture Peanut Full of pranks. .One of the Churchtown gang. Ambition: Farmer. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4: Base- ball 3,4: FFA 3,4. MARLIN SAPHORE General Marlin Nice smile. . .Quietly enioying lile. Ambition: To study and teach science. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4. JANICE MARIE SHANK Clerical ffjunfl A loyal member of the class. . . Nite personality. . .Pretty hair. Ambition: Join the Air Force or be a secretary. Activities: Intramurals 2,3,4: Library Club 3: Argus 4: Class Play 4. JAMES G. SHREINER Industrial Arts Speedy Tall and lean. . .That wide friendly grin. . .Good natured. . .Special liking to cars. Ambition: Race car driver or used car dealer. Activities: Sports Club 2: Industrial Arts Club 3,4. KATHERINE FAITH SHUNK Secretarial Faith Long hair. . .Quiet and serious. . . Always willing to be helpful. Ambition: To be o secretary. Activities: Library Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4. TERRY LAU SNOOK industrial Arts Ter Enioys sports and dancing. . . Always willing to volunteer some mischief. Ambition: Architectural draftsman. Activities: Dance Club 2: Home- room President 2: Football 2,3,4: FBB 3,4: Class Play 3: Industrial Arts Club 3,4: Glee Club 4: Hall Patrol 3,4. BEVERLY ANN STEWART Clerical Bev Petite miss with dark hair. . .Drives a Nash. .Likes horseback riding and roller skating. Ambition: A telephone operator. Activities: Chorus 2: Dramatics Club 2: FHA 2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4. PAUL EDWARD SHUMBERGER Vocational Agriculture Rec A red headed fellow that hc something to soy to everyone. . talkative? Ambition: To enter Armed Force Activities: FFA 2,3,4: Intramurals 3,4: FBB: Hall Patrol 3,4. JACK RODERICK SIMPSON Industrial Arts -l0Cl' Friendly and polite. . .A musicic and an athlete. . .A nice smile. Ambition: A machinist. Activities: Band 2,3,4: President 3, Basketball 3,4: Track 3,4: Sf'-'de Council 3: Homeroom Vice Preside 4: Dance Band 4: Transfer 3. RAY MELVIN SCUDER, Jr. Industrial Arts Ra Plays a sax. . .Nice quiet guy. . Ready smile. Ambition: Contractor. Activities: Band 2,3,4. M. KElTH SULLIVAN College Preparatory The Kid' Full of witty remarks. . .Anothe loyal band member. Ambition: Undecided, but will at tend Dickinson, Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Bam 2,b,4: Assembly Bond 3,4: Dana Band 4: Dance Club 2: SPQR 2 3: Hall Patrol 3,4: FTA 4. PATRICIA ANN SWARTZ General Trish Athletic. . .Sharp sense of humor. Ambition: Typist. Activities: Dance Club 2: FBLA 2, 3: Intramurals 2,3,4. ROBIN D. TURNER College Preparatory Punch Mischief maker par-excellence. . . Enioys dramatics. . .Lots of friends. Ambition: Salesman. Activities: Dance Club 2: Librarv Club 3, Vice President 4: Class Play 3,4: Ce-Ve-Eye 4. JOYCE ROMAIN WAGNER General Dimples One of the smaller size. . .A lot of fun. . .Now in Florida. Ambition: Fashion designer or a make-up artist. Activities: Sr. Art Club 2,3, Treas- urer 3: Sr. Dramatic Club 3: Dance Club 2: FHA Historian 3: Hall Pa- trol 3,4: Hockey Team 4. JANE LOUISE WATTS College Preparatory Janie Glee Club's staunch supporter. . . A good worker. . .Dependable. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Librarian 4: Chorus 2: Ce-Ve-Eye, 2: Dra- matics Club 2: Sr. Dramatics Club 3,4: IRC. 3: Argus 4: County Chorus 4: Class Play 3. DAVID BAKER THOMAS College Prepatory Dave A modest person. . .Able scholar . . .An asset to the Senior Class play. Ambition: Undecided. . .College for sure. Activities: Audio Visual Aids 2,3,4: Photography 2: Hall Patrol 3,4: Class Play 4: Wrestling Team 3,4: Key Club 4: Student Council 4. GARRY GAYLORD WAGGONER Industrial Arts Spike Enioys working with wood. . .Jolly . . .Here today, absent tomorrow. Ambition: Carpenter. Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2,3, 4: Intramurals 2,3,4. ALICE FAYE WALKER Clerical Alice Blonde hair, blue eyes. . .A lively miss with a cute giggle. . .Frequents the Rainbow Roller Rink. Ambition: To go to beautician school or to be a general olTice worker. Activities: Band Front Captain 3: Dance Club 2: Bowling Club 3: Intramurals 2,3,4. MARJORIE ANNE WEARY Vocational Homemaking Frenchie A girl of many talents. . .One of our Sr. Art Club members, a loyal member. . .Now hails from Florida: has left many friends behind. Ambition: To be a beautician. Activities: Chorus 2: Sr. Art Club 3,4: Vice President 3: FHA 3,4: Secretary 3: Glee Club 3,4. ROBERT OLIN WEAVER General Bob Easy going. .Enough enthusiasm to really go places. Ambition: To enter Armed Forces. Activities: Intramurals 3: Glee Club 4: Transfer 3. MARY ELLEN WHITZEL General Ginger Pleasing personality. . .Reliable. . . Enioys sports. Ambition: To ioin the Waves. Activities: Dance Club 2: FBLA 2, 3: Intramurals 2,3,4. SHIRLEY ALICE WOLF Business Clerical Alice Quiet. . .Comforting ability to ac- complish her duties. Ambition: To be an office worker. Activities: Dance Club 2: FBLA 2,3. KENNETH YINGST Vocational Agriculture Ken Nice fellow. . .Ready smile. . Clever wise cracks. Ambition: Farming. Activities: FFA 2,3,4: Intramurals 2, 3,4. futdue DONALD EUGENE WEIGLE Vocational Agriculture Don Likes to ioke and laugh. . .A help- ful person. . .Drives a Ford. Ambition: Go in the Armed Forces, then be a farmer. Activities: Student Council 2: In- tramurals 2,3,4: FFA 2,3,4: Hall Pa- trol 3,4. .IENNIE ALICE WILLIAMS General Jennie An able athlete. . .Seen with Pat . . .Likes to talk. Ambition: Plans marriage in the future. Activities: Intramurals 3,4: Transfer 3. .IOANN ELIZABETH YEINGST Clerical Jo Likes swimming and roller skating . . .Friendly personality. Ambition: A typist, bookkeeper, or file clerk. Activities: Dance Club 2: FBLA 2,3: Intramurals 3,4. EARL EUGENE YOHN Clerical Joke Likes sports, especially hunting. . . A likeable guy who's always willing to help. Ambition: To be on accountant or ioin the Air Force. Activities: FBLA 3: Dance Club 2: Intramurals 3,4: Baseball 4. totlefatau. Marlin Alfred Yohn College Preparatory Chubb Our competent Hall Patrol captain . .. Takes everything in stride and never complains. Ambition: College. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Chorus 2, Varsity Football 2,3,4p Varsity Baseball 2,3,4p FBB 2,3,4f Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4, Argus 47 Hall Patrol 3,4, Captain 41 County Chorus 3,41 District Chorus 41 Boys' Octette 4. I Lorraine Ann Zellner Vocational Homemaking Zell Vocational Homemaking Serene ...imperturbable per- sonality as silky as her long pony tail. Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: Dance Club 2, Library Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS left To Righh Kathleen Folfz, Treosurerg Frank Potteiger, Presidenig Morilou Resser, Secre?cry James Fry Vice-President: Lonefte Morrow, Assisiani Secrefary. Mr. WALLACE Senior Class Advisor CLASS MOTTO: NOT AT THE TOP, BUT CLIMBING CLASS COLORS: TURQUOISE AND WHITE. 34 1 ng . Hwy ' 54.1 , JU IDRS 'vw- ROW 1: L. Baish, P. Baker. ROW 2: J. Bare, R. Bahn, M. Barton, D. Beamer, W. Beatty, L. Blettner, J Blust. ROW 3: B. Bolen, K. Bogar, D. Brandt, C. Bricker, D. Brooks, M. Brown, S. Bryson. ROW 4: P Burkhart, P. Castle, J. Clauser, Conrad, H. Coover, C. Culley, A. Danner. ROW 5: L. Eslinger, O Eslinger, P. Ewing, S. Fernbaugh, J. Flanagan, R. Foust, H. Gipe. ROW 6: P. Hair, M. Hensel, R. Herman B. Humer, M. Hummel, N. Hunsicker, L. Hunter. ROW 7: J. Jones, C. Kautz, W. Kautz, R. Kimmel, R Kramer, L. Kuhn, A. Landis. ROW 8: C. Lindsay, R. Lindsay, L. Long, W. Loper, R. Marks, S. Messinger P. McCreary. 36 L G ft if ffff 5 iff'j- . R f - .:.. X if . if . I Q? J if K 'X .. I K if df' Wu ROW 'lz F. McVoy, S. Moore, C. Morrow, G. Myers, R. Myers, E. Myers, T. Murphy, ROW 2: M. Noggle, M. Pascorello. D. Pclulus, T. Paulus, C. Potteiger, V. Proisner, R. Ronge. ROW 3: M. Reod, D. Reed, P. Replogle, M. Ritter, R, Roberts, J. Ross, F. Roth. ROW 4: H. Ryder, R. Rutter, K. Sgrignoli, C. Shank, B. Shotto, R. Shope, P. Smee. ROW 5: J. Smith, K. Smitley, J. Souder, D. Spohr, W. Staley, C. Storner, M. Stoub. ROW 6: H, Stoulter, C. Stump, T. Stout, J. Swartz, W. Thummo, D, Troub, M. Trovitz. ROW 7: C. Troyer, R, Tressler, F. Vaughn, J. Worhom, N. Wotts, F. Weigel, R. Wentz. ROW 8: P. Wertz, C. Wilson, R. Wilson, L. Wise, J. Wood, L, Wright, M. Zeigler. 37 SOPHOMORES ROW 1: J. Albright, F. Allen, G. Amey, C. Amsler, M. Anderson, M. Barrick, V. Barrick. ROW 2:G. Bos shore, S. Beeler, D. Beers, K, Benner, S. Bently, J. Bolze, A. Boyer. ROW 3: J. Brcmwell, C. Borndt, D Brenizer, F. Brennemon, R. Brennemon, L. Bratz. P. Bretz. ROW 4: L. Brown, P. Bucher, P. Burtner, D. Clomon D. Castle, M. Chronister, L. Clopsudl. ROW 5: J. Clymons, M. Coyle, V. Crowe, R. Crumlich, W, Davis, S Dietz, E. Delattre. ROW 6: B. Ditmer, D. Dorshimer, S. Duftie, R. Dunkleberger, J. Ebersole, R. Eby, L. Eppley ROW 7: L. Esher, A. Evons, R. Felty, A. Fenicle, P. Fetterhoff, M. Findlay, D. Fonner 38 1 R L. L 3 - L ' Q... A 3 -.-- X LL f L L X L X L my 'eff mx . A it I 9: 1: R Q 'RQ-'Lf sex: R f N FA n x Nr? . ggi ,,,, , f f 1 5 - L L LL eg. 'Q ' L ' W f . ii. : ,T . 4 ti L 1:55, ..,L Q K K ROW 'l: M. Goudy, M. Gingrich, N. Gochenhauer, D. Goodling, J. Goodyear, R. Greegor, W. Griflifhs ROW 2: D. Groom. D. Grove, N. Gurshall, H. Hale, J. Hartman, O. Hollar, J. Holthus. ROW 3: R. Hoover, J. Humer, R. Hupper, L. Hutton, J. Jacoby, P. Jones, D. Kauflman. ROW 4: A. Kautz, M. Kciutz, B. Keller, E. Keller, J. Kendall, R. Kerstelier, S. Kirlgsborough. ROW 5: B. Kline, G. Kohr, J. Koozer, C. Kreizer, D. Lauer, C. Lebo, M. Lehman. 39 b J L' d D Marks D McCauslin B McClintock ROW 7- C ROW 1' R 'ehman, J. Lel'1rman,C, Lei y, . In say, . , . , . . . l , McClintock, B. Metzger, B. Metzger, D. Miller, E. Miller, G. Miller, J, Miller. ROW 3:P.Mi1chel F. Mitien M ROW 4 K M ers, M. Myers, P. Myers, E. Nailor, D. Momtf, S. Morrison, D. Morrow, J. Moyer, J. yers. : . y W 5 L Noss F Pa e K Packer T Pass R PeHer S Pike P Pofleiger M. Nailor, M. Nailor, J. Nichols. RO -1 . , . g , . . , . , , , . , . ROW 6: R. Rolfeiger, R. Putt, J. Quirk, R. Richert, D. Rickenbach, J. Rider, R. Rife. ROW7: P.Riland,R Rimmer, J. Robb, B. Romberger, S. Rowe, G.Saphore, R. Samphore. ROW 8: B. Schell, S. Shaull, G. Shearer D. Sheibley, D. Shenk, J. Shepler, S. Shields. 40 ROW I: R. Shunk, W, Simmons, L. Smith, B. Smyser, R, Snyder, S. Sauder, M. Steever. ROW 2: J Steiner, L. Stoner, N. Stoner, W. Sweger, R, Tinner, G. Thompson. ROW 3: R. Thompson, K. Trayer, T. Turner, G. VanHove, A. Wag- ner, L. Wagner, R. Waggoner. ROW 4: C. Walters, P. Walters, L. Walte- Wiiey, E, Witter, B. Yeingst, H. Zeigler, R. Zeigier. NINTH GRADE ROW 'iz K, Alexander, L. Alsbaugh. ROW 2: M. Boer, B, Baitsell, R. Ballew, R. Banis, L, Barnhart, E. Barrick M. Barrick. ROW 3: A. Basehore, J, Basehore, E. Beam, M. Beatty, M. Bedard, K. Best, L. Billew. 41 myers, R, Ward, P. Weaver, N. Weigel, R. Weigel. ROW 5: R. Whitman, C. yt 2 Q 5-FUSE' 5 555' , .f H Brefz P Brewboker ROW 2'M Brick ROW 'l: D, Boyer, K. Bowers, L. Brockbill, L. Breiner, D. Brenizer, . , . . . . - - S. B 1 R Brown H Brown K Colomon. ROW 3. P. Colcxmon, er, S. Broxteimonn, J. Bryon, W. ur ner, . , .. , . Campbell, D, Cooley, J, Copenhover, P, Clopp, C. Cross, T. Culley. ROW 4: A. Dorbrow, J. Davis, C. Diffenderfer, P. llgenfrilz, R. Deitch, W. Diller, J. Dume. ROW 5: C. Easton, C. EmpHeld,J.Ensminger,J. Ensminger, D. Ewing, Z, Eslinger, C. Foger. ROW 6: M. Ford, W. Fousf, l. Frank, L. Geer, R. Getz, D. ' D. G 'm, P. Gunneh, D. Hcnines,A G nzolez, R. Goudy. ROW 7: J. Greoson, F. Greegor, L. Grllith, rn o Hczir. ROW'8: K. Hair, S. Hartz, S. Heck, S. Heiges, W. Heiges, L. Heum,J. Herendeen. 42 , . . N .lr ROW 1: B. Herr, D. Hoffman, C. Hoover, S, Hopple, L Hoy, B. Humer, E. Humer. ROW 2: M. Jumper, J. Kuufz, R, Koufz, B. Keefuuver, L. Kersfefter, M. Kizlin, S. Kling er. ROW 3: D. Koser, L. Koser, F. Lamkin, C. Lebo, F Lebo, H. Line, J. Long. ROW 4: L, Lower, T. Morguorf D. McCouslin, C. McDermofT, B. McKee, G. McKee, A McNair. ROW 5: J. McNair, H. Meck, R. Meck, C. Men?- zer, D. Merris, J, Messinger, C. Mierley. ROW 6: P Miller, R. Morris, A. Morrow, R. Moyer, R. Moyer, W. Moyer, J. Mullen. ROW 7: G. Musser, D. Myers, H. Ne binger, W. Neff, H. Nokovich, S. Ober, B. Palmer. ROW 1: C, Pechort, L. Piper, D. Potteiger, E. Prosch W. Prosch, R. Putt, V. Putt. ROW 2: L. Radabough, N Randolph, A. Read, D. Reighter, D. Rider, W. Rimmer, B. R'nehort. ROW 3: W, Ritter, M. Rodenhiser, B Rudy, J. Ruhl, C. Saltzbaugh, S. Scott, B. Shaffer. ROW 4: R. Show, C. Sheriff, L. Sholly, W.Shover,E Shughart, C. Shuman, T. Shumberger. ROW 5: D, Slaseman, D: Smith, N. Smith, R. Smith, L. Snovely,P Souder, E. Spahr. ROW 6: L. Shuman, G. Spangler, J. Stally, J. Stimeling, K. Stoner, L. Stowell,N. Stump ROW 7: R. Sunday, Y. Swartz, S. Swope, M. Tanger, G. Thompson, S. Thornton, C. Tinner. ROW 8: C. Taylor E. Lower, C. Trimmer, W. Varano, F. Varner, J. Walker, J. Watts. l l .F Qgi' , .. QQ .Q we 1 . s r sez ' ' ee., . QQ .se i 'N 1.5 EQ 1 Q! Q Q ,M r . ry M: if RJWQEQQQQE Q Q Q gk JN. j i ' ' RQ' J Q B B Q T4 - . W Qir .Q' ui K Kmkk Q inzm .. A, Q Q QQQ .. Q .... - 1 . Q, I - Q X 5 ..s.. 4 Q 5 . . .. . D af . . 7 . 5 . . lf' ffl will 'B J sssl Row 1. s. Werfe, E. Weber, K. Weigel, C. Weiser, D. Welker, M. Werfr s. Werr. Q ' ROW 2: J. Whitcomb, R. Whifcomb, J. Wilson, L. Wolf, R. Wolf, K. Yeingsf, P. Zeigler. QW Q . Row ar s. zeagler, H. zine. .Q X Q B I. -r r EIGHTH G A ' ' B ' .. ,QV A .- ' ' 'wx ri, ev r -. . ,'::' ,... X I.. . , Q. - Q - . Q rrrrr -r , Q . w .1-:sf .ee . . . , . r- .,.. QQ - ,.Q- :Q Q QQ W ' ' 'W ,, '- - L L . . ' .. X, Q QQ Q . - -. 'Q . l l N:T k 5 'T e J- . . -. .'- sl NN Q Q .. - . . fl... L . if .. i fT:f'.if . . . -er- . . We R K L f X L W rr er r is We E- in J L + sr ' r L ' I if l r ' L k L . 51 Qs - K F rr. , . - ' X Q P Qq Q....1 2' .'--.. -as . . QQQQ Q Q Q QQQ Q QQ A' Q e-Q? W i . L - is-f' he as . ,. . Q QQQ - . Q. Q Q . -Q QQSQQQQQQ . seq. . .. . Q . I ROW 1: L. Allen, M. Buckley, D. Baishe, B. Baker, G. Barrick, M, Basehore, S. Bcisseff. ROW 2: D. Bafdorf, A, Beane, M. Beers, C. Benner, S. Bleftner, E. Booher, D. Brenneman. ROW 3: D. Brennemcin, J. Bren neman, R. Brenneman, C. Bretz, L. Bricker, M. Bridgewater, C. Brooks. ROW 4: S. Brymesser, N. Bryson G. Burd, J. Burd, S. Byers, D. Byers, F. Byers. ROW 5: F. Calaman, L. Calhoun, M Campbell, A. Castle L. Chestnut, C. Chubb, R. Clopp. 1 1 45 X 1 ROW 1: C. Clouser, J. Coldren, P. Cooper, P. Corsnitz, M. Crurnlick, L. Davis, E. Deitch. ROW 2: K. Ditch R. Derr, R. De Silvo, L. Diehl, J. Diller, B. Dillmon, D. Dolbin. ROW 3: B. Duperf, D. EckerT,J. Eckerf,B Elicker, B. Enck, A. Eppley, R. Eppley. ROW 4: D. Erney, C. Eshelmon, J. Evans, P. Ewing, D. Felty,W Fenicle, S. Fetrow. ROW 5: D. Fike, A. Fike, L. Finkenbinder, L. Fifring, L. Forner, D. Forney, J. Fought ROW 6: R. Fought, C. Gingrich, S. Gingrich, S. Gochenciuer, W. Goefz, R. Grohom, F. Greoson. ROW7 R. Griffifhs, J. Groves, J. Grundon, L. Hair, N. Hoir, C. Harris, E. Hcarfmon. ROW 8: G. Hempf, A. Henley B. Herman, M. Hockensmifh, E. Holler, J. Hoover, L. Hurley. 46 f QP iii: ,151 11 ram. . - ff 2 , . J y Q , . ,aw M... as -K ,- '- , ggi 1. . 'Q 1 pf--.Q .,1 .- --kf .. A .. - ,M R - ' ' - f -- . 7 - -1 ::. '- . wi. 3 - ,si f F- - fy f . , K 35,4 25352 3' e ,-.1 48- . 'lf' .,, - . ' 'N' . -k.L t A .-.. K KA N... . f- A K Q- N... . Q y . . - . - i - Ki N S . - 3 Q f A ,i . In i ha i. .. V,,. T W L - V I L, i, -X , X . g' ,K, - Ks 1 .,' -4 K KK.. - K 5 -K . 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I ., k.h, y V K - I . JK kk . . 0 yi , A , , K . ROW 1: M. Hurle , J. Johnson, M. Jones, N. Jones, F. Koutz, S. Koufz, C. Ke ris, ROW 2: K. Keller, T. Y 9 Kimmel, N. Konhous, D. Kramer, J. Kramer, R. Krcmmes, V. Kuhn. ROW 3: Df Lauer, A. Lebo, M. Lehman, V. Lehman, K. Little, R. Loper, D. Muior. ROW 4: R. Mcrdis, C. Markle, R. Marks, F. Mauro, C. McAIister,.l. McGuire, J. McGuire. ROW 5: L. McNair, N. McNair, D. Meck, D. Menfzer, S, Miller, L. Mock,J.Moore. ROW 6: S. Morrison, R. Morrow, D. Myers, H. Myers, K. Myers, M. Myers, D. Myers. ROW 7:S.Myers, S. Newcomer, R. Paulus, J. Picking, S. Pomeroy, J. Poffeiger, M. Potfeiger. ROW 8: N. Rodabough,J. Ruudabuugh, W. Rcudobough, W. Rhoods, G. Rice, S. Rickenbock, L. Ritter, 47 an + an- i .,,. . . ll . ll.. f .1 ' , if H S ' 1 if - ' -ww' . . . ,-1 ' it W. - ROW 1: B. Robinson, K. Rohr, K. Ross, W. Ryder, J. Samuel, S. Schwartz, D. Scott. ROW 2: A.Shafler,B Shelley, B. Shepler, L. Simmons, B. Show, G. Shirley, K. Shirley. ROW 3: P. Shughart,M.Shover, F.Shuler D. Shultz, M. Shunk, W. Shreiner, W. Simpson. ROW 4: G. Smith, M. Smith, L. Sauder, J. Spahr, L. Spangler M. Spindle, J. Stombough. ROW 5: D. Stern, N. Stoner, S. Stough, P. Stought, D. Stout, D. Swartz, E. Sweger ROW 6: D. Tafeen, M. Turner, G. Thompson, A. Trovitz, F. Vogelsong, L. Vogelsong, R. Walters. ROW7 R. Walters, R. Woltimyer, P. Weibly, M. Weigel, E. Whitman, M. Whitter, B. Whitzel. ROW 8: P. Wolf, R Wolfe, F. Woodward, S. Woodward, J. Yeinst, B. Yohn, F, Zeigler. 48 SEVENTH GRADE -. -1 '39, . A .N fy. K IE' -er sz- XMB. .QR X .4 A . . A EEEE . i llg A Qi., f X .,., .. yy NN ze X X 3 J .I .X .ff ' n nv A A A ,, , ,gy ,- - . avril' Q., li K , st- xv h M . Nj,,,Jg.f ' I -fll xmlx M ' . -f V f Ks A A A vw fu- ' of ROW T: P. Allen, B. Ames. ROW 2: K. Anderson, K. Anderson, K. Boitsell, E. Barrick, C. Boito, D. Beam, M. Beam. ROW 3: D. Beamer, B. Beamer, R, Bear, R. Beeler, L. Benner, S. Berkhimer, M. Best. ROW 4: B. Bohn, W. Bossermon, G. Boyer, E. Brandt, M, Brighibill, T. Brooks, H. Brown. 49 X bb it X 1 .X SQA. E, 0 kbeg QP. 1'-'rv f.g!.a.s, 5 Q, S-',x , . .5 . lv . gn. 'f t M vt H... . ,. .Q mixer 5'S,'f V if , ,W 551153.22 -'iw ilfizasrie. Q, mtifmt wr .21 .1 .1 A ' ' kfgjlg: ? 5i.x.3. a 4 .X , . X f x it EW K ti will Q lk Q. f , , , 'liz J tt. .W Hamill X -.,..:.1 zf' --., i K .35 ,sg , ...ff-.at . .3 U ' w -W I ,- VA . .fm ifff -Q '-'-' J it W ,nk Si? i n . V 21 . .rwji ,., - . L ,Ji k K, Z. .V -5 v .f. K XX , X ...A X V I t 'H self Jiff - eer. 3 . ., --Q., U1 R X .. wwf . 2 i .. . i t U ,J t fe K., -fi xii... Maw ...mf n 5 i ix K ia Q ff mf xg 25 K f FXR Q1 N 1 X if , Zak x I -tw t X t F i L - ww fi., ' i 1 Q . i .: 3 .:,. ,.. ls f . . ff re. Q W X KK KSN . X - ' wiv! 115233 SNL? 5555? 1' -- .. LW, ,. gm, We . Q. . . K Q... ,,. - 5 4 . V.. 'Hr . like Z-P. :Filly -- 15-iff' A H I. - t A ififi 1 Q24 5 .fi 'Q j , N f .,,, A . H L A ' K i . , .Q 2. . X ' . . 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Byers, S. Campbell, C. Cress. ROW 2: P. Culhane, V. Culley, S. Darbrow, J. Deitch, W. Derham, R. Diehl, R. Diehl. ROW 3: D. Eichelberger, D. Empfield, C. Eppley, B. Eslinger, D. Fahnestock, D. Fahnestock, J. Fahnestock. ROW 4: S. Fetterhoff, J. Finney, V. Foltz, P. Fought, S. Franklin, R. Fritz, W. Geesey. ROW 5: Q. Gehr, E. Gephart, L. Gettle, W. Getty, C. Gingrich, D. Goodling, J. Goodyear. ROW 6: C. Gouse, G. Trayer, M. Greason, H. Greegor, T. Griltlths, Q. Guschel, P. Hackett. ROW 7: R. Hale, D. Hall, J. Hall, S. Hardy, K. Harris, J. Heinz, G. Henry. ROW 8: J. Hershey, D. Hertzler. N. Hill, R. Hoy, T. Hoffman, R. Hollar, T. Hopple. 50 f . Figs' K Y 1 of 99. .mx . E M wllii, K- Q 5 ,, .- .. L. ,.- . ix Qt. ,. K , . . - .P Q YR- . :L fhwyfgi l X . '- if . . .rf 5 . 5 K J X :w g -... 1. . 1 Ik? bg .1 Q I :L .. K ig. 'sig . V l K. : .m,. W X P.. X H , 5 .- Di .' K. ttf: ,N lm in A ' . N 5 .. . W. jx Q... f '.e - ' Q? 'N - ii ' ., .... . . N' M in . J' QiQ'?P5?2 fir K ROW 1: L. Hosler, Hunter, R. Hupper, S. Kile, B. Kline, R. K. McCreary, S. Mc D. Miller, J. Miller. Nebringer. ROW 7: S. Hoover, G. Hoy, S. Hull, C. Huller, S. Hummel, C. Humer. ROW 2: P. Humer, R J. Johnson, P. Johnson, D. Kautz, K. Keller. ROW 3: T. Kemberlang, S. Kennedy Lanrz, B. Lehman, B. Limpo. ROW 4: T. Lindsay, P. Loper, J. Manning, D. McCauslin Gregor, J. McGuire. ROW 5: D. McKee, J. Meck, K. Memzer, B. Messimer, C. Mierley ROW 6: V. Morrison, R. Moiovich, W. Moyer, E. Myers, W. Myers, B. Nailor, D H. Pefler, G. Pincin, B. Cooley, J. Quockenbush, R. Quigley, J. Radabaugh, L. Radabaugh. 51 J. Noss, B. Palmer, L. Panzcl, C. Pass, R. Paulus, D. Pechart, S. Peffer. ROW 8: ROW 1: Q. Renshaw, E. Rickenbach, F. Rimmer, R. Rhoads, C. Sanderson, L. Sheaffer, L. Shenk. ROW 2:J Shepler, D. Sheriff, D. SheriH, C. Shettel, C. Shields, M. Shirley, F. Shoop. ROW 3: N. Shughart, L. Shuman, S. Simmons, C. Smith, E. Smith, R. Smith, G. Snyder. ROW 4: B. Stoner, L. Stoop, E. Stump, E. Sullivan, J Sunday, T. Sunday, S. Swartz. ROW 5: M. Tanger, J. Thompson, G. Tressler, C. Vaugn, C. Vogelsong,D Wade, G. Wade. ROW 6: J. Wagner, P. Wallet, S. Warcholak, B. Watkins, A. Watts,J. Wear, M. Weaver ROW 7: M. Weber, S. Weber, J. Weis, B. Wentz, C. Wentz, P. Wheeler, W. Whistler. ROW 8: A. Whit comb, A. Whitcomb, D. Willard, D. Wilson, D. Winters, S. Yinger, L. Zela. 52 EIKL-'I ll 'IL-I I I ISJI 'U ' ,ey wwff .. .na ,U p l oil' xii Z Q I . 3, cf fv 5.359 is . lk., IHA Q Kwai l i sth' A ROW 'I Cleft to Rightl M. Long, L. Getz, M. Lamkin. ROW 2: J. Myers, P. Culhane, M. Yohn, W. Kessler, Mr. Myers, Mrs. Milewski, L. Orris, M. Moyer, J. Watts. ROW 3: L. Goodling, V. Peiper, J. Shank, E. Lichfenberger, V. Barrick, M. Baker, L. Kister, C. Heiges, M. Reeser. Lawrence Kister Editor-In-Chief ARGUS The Argus, the school yearbook, is edited and published by members of the Senior Class, selected by the yearbook advisor. With a wish in their hearts that this year's yearbook might be even better than last year's, the Argus Staff began their work of gathering all the year's activities into the yearbook. Through meeting deadlines, copy writing, proofreading, feature writing, interviewing, and many more hectic iobs, the Argus staff pushed nobly forward. The yearbook this year contains all that was accomplished by you and your classmates throughout the year. The Argus sincerely wishes it has collected all these memories and will help retain them throughout the years to come. Charlotte Heiges Business Manager Q T f 5 4 RN s3 i'E'W lvhnuam -- - f.---w C TY r' ' -N... ,,,.,,.,--M ss, .,.. ,,,.. .. 6 K . K j 3...i -- Tviuwq.. is-.N......,. Pt . - ts .,,, Sm.. ' ' A -s- c R? SGA! gf it it ' ' 'LWLL is ' - 'lf Q . RQ C.. ROW 1 lleft to Rightj F. Lebo, C. McDermitt, B. Rinehart, J. Yeingst. ROW 2: R. Gregor, N. Watts, R. Morris, W. Kessler, Vance C. Enck, Jr., William W. Britton, III, J. Watts, M. Blissell, P, Castle, D, Reighter. STANDING: T. Turner, B. Humer, J. Boles, V. Crowe, K. Packer, E. Delottre, J. Clymans, M. Noggle J. Lehrman, R. Bachman, P. Mitchell, R. Sunday, R. Hoover, R. Felty, D. Clapps, G. Saphore, J. Copen- hoven, L. Griffiths. CE-VE-EYE The Ce-Ve-Eye, founded in l954, has pro- gressed greatly in the past year. An able and enthusiastic staff, headed by Pat Castle and Mayrene Blissell, has done much to increase the size of the paper as well as the frequency of issue. Under the budget system the circu- lation has increased to over six hundred copies, including complimentaries. A determined eFlort to improve the quality of the paper was also undertaken. The Ce-Ve-Eye sponsored two dances, a skating party, and served as host to the East- West Shore Scholastic Press Associations in successfully completing yet another phase of their expanding journalistic program. Advisors to the staff were Vance C. Enck, Jr., Business, Muyrene Bhsseu and William W. Britton, Ill, Editorial. Pmcosne Co-Editor Co-Editor l 5 5 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of CVHS is probably the most widely acclaimed organization in the high school. Council members meet every Thursday during Activity period to discuss various school projects, improvements, or problems which might arise ' ' jttii if y N y throughout the student body. ':.,' Q J Q 'T L At the beginning of the year, home rooms elected two ,A representatives to attend council meetings. From these people ,-'r .:.A,1 1 , an executive committee is chosen. This committee includes the , C president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, editor of the Ce- J ll Ve-Eye, editor of the Argus, presidents of the three senior high ' T s l j lkl lsllil rs-fr g classes, captains of the hall patrol, and Mr. George Davis, the ,.. xirvr J su, J able advisor. The regular and executive councils meet on al- , ternate Thursdays. 1 U g V gg, J , J ,af In a regular meeting of Student Council, dances are sched- l 3. -ff-iufiwjg'-,Q. , f RONALD BACHMAN . , uled, the committees meet, Student Council conventions are min planned, supervision of hall patrol, and differences of opinion are expressed. There is also conferring with Mr. Slaybaugh. DONALD BRANDT Student Council is also directly responsible for the func- tion, for the operation of the Student Store, and the welfare PFOQFOITI. ll . ROW 1: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ S. Kile, C. Hoover, T. Hopple, A. Sweger, J. Meck, K. Sullivan, W. Radabaugh, J. Hall, B. Shaw, S. Morrison. ROW 2: Mr. Heckler, Co-advisor, A. Boyer, R. Tinner, B. Kline, B. Metzger, E. Delattre, M. Lamkin, J. Mullen, C. Yinger, P Potteiger, M. Hensel. M. Pascarella, Mr. Davis, Co-aavisor ROW 3: F. Lamkin, N. Watts, M. Blissell, P. Castle, K. Foltz, F. Page, W. Simpson, J. Robb, P. Culane M. Noggle, S. Ober, C. Starner, L. Morrow. ROW 4: W. Clementson, J. Ebersole, J. Bore,S. Klinger,W Kautz, D. Thomas, L. Noss, D. Brandt, R. Rimrner, R. Bachman, R. Hare, M. Yohn. HALL PATROL This organization, organized for the benefit of the stu- dent body, is composed of members of the Senior Class. It is the responsibility of every member to be at his post in time to assist the students in keeping the halls safe, clean, and orderly. The Hall Patrol is for the students' use. Everyone should feel free to consult them on problems pertaining to difficulties concerning the halls, lockers, direction, and time. MARLIN YOHN LANETTE MORROW Co-ca pfuin Co-co ptain ROW 1: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ M. Reeser, J. Wagner, C. Heiges, J. Myers, M. Yohn, Mr. Davis, advisor, L. Morrow, E. Lichtenberger, V. Ladd, K. Fritz, J. Putt. ROW 2: D. Thomas. R. Lichtenberger, D. Sadler,J. Fry, P. Culhane, V. Barrick, R. Kautz, L. Goodling, L. Orris, R. Kautz. ROW 3: K. Sullivan, A. Hess, L. Kister, N. Cline, N. Eshelman, F. Hair, P. Shumberger, M. Schwartz. ROW 4: D. Weigle, R. Hare, R. Keefauver,T Snook. 57 ROW 'I lleft to Rightl V Enck Jr J Splzzirrl Advisors. ROW 2: B. Keller, R. Kautz, J. Myers, M. Lamkin, C Lebo V Ladd ROW 3 P Smee R Tunner J Lehrman, S. Shaull, P. Fetterhoff, F. Page, G. Saphore. ROW 4 R Tressler N Eshelman D Saddler J Watts, N. Cline, J. Robb, P. Castle, R. Rimmer. RED AND WHITE MASQLIERS Red and White Masquers is composed of students in the senior high school who have a genuine in- terest in dramatics. The club takes regular trips to Harrisburg to view performances given by the Har- risburg Community Theater. A new proiect, the one-act play night, was sponsored for the Hrst time this year. Other proiects include study of different phases of the theater, producing an assembly pro- gram, touring nearby schools with a one-act play and encouraging interest in drama in C.V. The high- light of the year was a trip to Hershey and Philadel- phia to see a professional play. I PINK AND GRAY MASQUERS Pink and Gray Masquers consists of iunior high students who are interested in all phases of dramat- ic arts. Their purpose is to altord them the oppor- tunity to learn more about dramatic arts in all its phases through as much actual experience as pos- sible. As proiects, they present an assembly program, a spring dance, and a skating party. Various field trips are planned, also. Mrs. Melville Kizlin is the advisor. .le L , . ww mu imxm , -y, I 1 -wwrwigf: gg 3 j L K SKK fFIz5N'i2i.aR l nf L, . . S SEATED: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ D. Delattre, M. Noggle, L. Kister, W. Clementson. STANDING: F. Page, P. Castle, P. Replogle, J. Ebersole, Mr. Davis, advisor, J. Putt, R. Keetauver, M. Pascarella, S. Cowgar, M. Long United Nations Assembly presented on October 26, 1956. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club is an organization that provides an opportunity for its members to formulate and to express their own ideas and opinions concerning pol- icies and relations of nations and their effect upon our lives. The club members work to cultivate and encourage the spirit of international understanding. Informal discussions on various international and na- tional problems and events made up the bi-weekly meet- ings of the past school term. The club also attended the Chamk Jrsburg Forum meetings held monthly. These meet- ings provided an excellent opportunity tor the members to gain more knowledge about various nations and their roles in world aftairs. The club climaxed the year with a trip to the United Nations in New York City. ROW I: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ W. Burtner, D. Lower, J. Yingst, L. Radabaugh, P. Weing, L. Ritter, S. Myers ROW 2: E. Booher, M. Bricke, J. Potteiger, D. Brenizer, D. Reighter, P. Calaman, C. Trimmer, L. Fitting. ROW 3: P. Cooper, J. Picking, R. Marks, L. Mock, S. Scott, M. Ford, B, Herman, S. Watts, M. Turner, L. Hur- ley, S. Thornton, E. Swartz, P. Zeigler, J. Watts, C. Tinner, M. Tanger. JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB The Junior High Library Club is composed of eighth and ninth grade students in- terested in learning more about the library. Each member spends at least one period a week as a library assistant. Members acquire skills in the use of the library, appre- ciation of the facilities offered by the library, and the ability to help fellow students in the use of the library. Among the proiects of this group are several attractive bib- liographies on various subjects found in the library, the displays on the bulletin board outside the library, and a scrap book of newspaper articles on CVHS. Social events include a Christmas party and a Spring picnic. SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB The Senior High Library Club is composed of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students interested in promoting the use of the library. Each members serves as a library assistant at least one period a week. This period may be spent taking charge ot the Circulation desk, mending books, tiling cards in the card catalog, or performing various other library tasks. Principal concerns of this club are preparing displays for the large bulletin board in the library, arranging for the libray assemble, and peparing a dis- play for Book Week. Social events planned are a Christmas party, a Sock Hop, and a Spring picnic. ROW I: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ M. Findley, H. Stoufter, L. Wise, D. McCauslin, P. Thompson, P Hair, N. Goche- naur, J. Myers. ROW 2: A. Wagner, M. Gingrich, B. Ditmer, O. Hollar, P. Jones, P. Baker, F. Mitten, M. Rohr. ROW 3: Hf Ryder, L. Zellner, B. Humer, J. Humer, S. Beeler, B. Schell, D. Wilson. 'V V ROW 1: lleft to Rightj L. Kuhnz, A. Donner, R. Marks, M. Findley, R. Lindsay, P. McCreary, R. Ryder J. Jones. ROW 2: A. Boyer, R. Tinner, K. Fritz, J. Baker, P. Browne, B. Kline, J. Jacoby, M. Ritter M. Ginrich, Mrs. Secrist, Advisor. ROW 3: C. Culley, J. Souder, S. Shaull, J. Albright, N. Watts, C Lindsay, P. Culhane, D. Sadler, N. Gochenaur, J. Clauser. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y The senior Tri-Hi-Y Club is an organization under the sponsorship of the YMCA. Its main purpose is to create, maintain, and extend the home, school and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. Participation in a state-wide model United Nations program, leadership training camp at Gettysburg College, ushering at all school events, and a Christmas Assembly illustrate the variety of proiects in which these girls participate. 62 5 , ROW I: Cleft to Rightj C. Gingrich, E. Hartman, B. Dillman, C. Hoover, J. Stambough, J. Bcsehore, F. Vogelsong, B. Whitzel, Mrs. Klinger, Advisor. ROW 2: R. Wolfe, C. Clawser, B. Shaw, D. Byers, F Shuller, S. Woodward, M. Stoner, C. Harris, M. Shunk. ROW 3: S. Heiges, A. Travitz, M. Beass, L. Stowell, C. Yinger, A. Eppley, S. Schartz, J. Kramer, J. Koudabough, E. Hollar. ROW 4: V. Putt, R. Putt, B. Rinehart, G. McGuire, C. Kegris, L. Finkinbinder, J. Groves, D. Baetdorf, C. Markle. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The iunior Tri-Hi-Y is a newly organized club at Cumberland Valley this year. It is an organization similar in scope and purpose to the Tri-Hi-Y for senior girls. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is open to girls in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. It is a national club, affiliated with the Young Men's Christian Association. The club is based on Christianity and service. The club strives for the well rounded development of our girls through clean speech, clean sports, and clean thoughts. 63 ROW I: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ S. Darbrow, C, Shuman, R. Fritz, J. Weis, L. Shuman, J.Meck, C. Gouse. ROW 2: Mr, Fritz, Advisor, L. Gsell, W. Fenicle, A. Whitcomb, D. Byers, G. Tressler, D. Scott, R. Diehl, E. Line, R. Brown. ROW 3: E. Beam, N. Raudabough, G. Boyer, J. Davis, R. Loper, D. Goazales, R. Welker, L. Kerstetter, H. Meck, B. Lauer, E. Spahr. ROW 4: A. Morrow, J. Duftie, R. Goudy, S. Klinger, L. Koser, JUNIOR HI-Y This is one of the firsts of Cumberland Valley High School. The Junior Hi-Y was organized the first year the high school began in its full form. It is connected with the YMCA and encourages development of Christian character in a program of wor- ship, public service, discussion, games and sports. Its meetings are held every Wednesday, 6th period. ROW I: ILEFT TO RIGHTJ J. Myers, V. Ladd, M. Lamkin. ROW 2: Mrs. Thomas, advisor, K. Sullivan,N Cline, P. Culhane, M. Yohn. ROW 3: L. Morrow, S. Shuall, L. Kister, C. Starner, N. Eshelman, F. Hair, L Getz. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The FTA is a national organization sponsored by the National Education Associa- tion. This year was the first year for the club at Cumberland Valley. The purpose is to study the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic to teaching, and to secure information about the teaching profession. The activities of the club include observations of other schools, both elementary and secondary levels, visits to teacher-training in- stitutions, and actual teaching experiences. Membership is offered to senior high students interested in the teaching profession. Regular meetings are held during vocational in- A-.-A..A ,-...,-L...-. -A-:AAF Q-mit' 5 ROW 1: fluff to Right, E. Delattre, G. Shearer, W. Britton, Advisor, L. Kister, R. Bachmcn. ROW 2: J. Ebersole, J. Holrhes, D. Brandt, M. Noggle, F. Hair, W. Kautz. ROW 3: W. Clemenson, P. Burkhart KEY CLUB One of the newest organizations to appear on the scene at Cumberland Valley is the Key Club. The club was formed during the first semester through the efforts of the Upper Allen-Cumberland Valley Kiwanis Club and the high school administration. The club, designed mainly as a school service organization, has undertaken various proiects such as taking care of the school flag, providing a Christmas tree for the auditorium, and assisting the guid- ance program. The group meets weekly on Thursday, following school and is looking forward to an ever active program here at Cumberland Valley. 51' ART ASSISTANTS The Senior Art Club does various projects during the year. Perhaps the largest project is the Christmas decorations. The club works with the advisor in changing bulletin boards, showcases, banquet place cards, as- sembly decorations, and various other things that arise. The club is made up of senior high students and alumni. The Junior Art Club has various proiects during the school term. The club consists of eighth and ninth grade students. Mrs. Albright is advisor to these clubs. ROW I: tLeft to Righty F. Shuler, K. Rose, B. Yohon, C. Benner, L. Hoy, L. Souders, G. Hempt, L. McNair. ROW 2: B. McKee, W. Burtner, F. Vogelsong, L. Fitting, J. Cramer. I if 3 SITTING tlet to Rightj S Shuall D Richenback STANDING L Wagner P Castle, M. Lon J Ross H Hale M Weary JUNIOR AND SENIGR ART CLUBS The Art Assistants' Group is a number of students who are capable of teaching art in the event of the teacher's absence. The members are personally chosen by the art instructor. The Lettering Group is a small group of students from all grades, selected by the art instructor. Their purpose is to letter signs and do other poster work for bulletin board displays. LETTERING GROUP H 'ik 11111. 4, an 'it nr- 3, -1 .. 4 - 1 .. an All , ,giv P 1 L nfs. M . .Q ix ia l. ,Af ROW 'lz Cleft to Rightl D. Clapp, E. Delattre, D. Lovin. ROW 2: S. Bentley, H. Nebinger, C. Brandt M Goucly. ROW 3: B. Metzger, L, Snavely, S. Rowe, C, Pechart, N. Smith, K. Yeingst, K. Best rs Milewski, Advisor. - S. P. Q. R. CLUB The SPQR Club actually encompasses all Latin students whose purpose is to promote the further study of Latin. This is clone by class work, book reports on Roman times, reports, derivative study, field trips, membership in the Junior Classical League. The Italian Club, a branch of the SPQR Club, is a small group which is learning Italian via the Lin- quaphone method. Everyone enioys the Roman banquet which climaxes the year. ii 5 it wie ROMAN BANQUET 4+ ILEFT TO RIGHTJ, ROW I: J. Stimeling, D. Clapp, J. Herendeen, L. Hutton, T. Pass. ROW 2: R. Fahnestack, H. Ryder, D. Castle, L. Epply, D. Rickenboch, D. Grim, F. Chubb. ROW 3: D. Lauer, J. Halthes, N. Randolf, R. Stitmer, S. Bently, J. Kendell, J. Kendall, D. Thomas. ROW 4: L. Noss, L. Miller, D. Grave, C. Marks, A. Keller. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is composed of eight selected boys from the sen- ior high school. lt is their respon- sibility to aid in staging the iunior and senior plays, and help in the production of all other plays, as- semblies, and commencement ex- ercises. Auditorium lighting is done completely by the Stage Crew. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Audio Visual Aids Club, un- der the patient and tolerant direc- tion of Mr. Birch, is responsible for the mechanical problems in C. V. This doesn't include such things as robots or other automatons. How- ever, the members of this club learn how to use, care for, and to repair the A-V equipment, which consist of the reel proiectors, tape recorder, and slide projectors. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Sealover, advisor, R. Coover, E. Brenneman, E. Hess, S. Bryson D. Spriggnoli, L. Bretz. 68 PHGTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club of Cumberland Valley High School met every Monday in the science laboratory and the photographic darkroom. Var- ious phases of photographic work were discussed. A great deal of the club members' time was spent in the darkroom putting into practice the ideas that were learned in the discussion periods. One of the projects ot the club was to take pictures of and for the various organizations of the school, and then enlarge and develop the pictures for sale to the student body. We believe that the Photography Club of Cum- berland Valley High School is developing into one of the most active high school photography clubs that can be found anywhere. ROW l: Cleft to Righty G. Smith, Advisor. ROW 2: D. Dobie, J, Brown, H. Zink, M- Bridgewater, F. Line. ROW 3: B. Kautz, T. Pass, F. Chubb, R. Witmer, G, Shearer. ROW 4: J. Kendall, A. Keller, J. Halthes. SEVENTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB This new club has been organized to aid its members to learn more about the many fields in science. Due to the usual varied interests of the members, no certain field of science is emphasized. During the year each member is required to work on a proiect of his own. Some examples of projects carried on by students are: caring for an aquarium or terrarium, the making of a collection of insects, doing experiments in chemistry, and electricity, and the use of the microscope in varied observations or studies. The only require- ment for membership is an interest in science. NINTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB The Eighth and Ninth Grade Science Club meets every Tuesday in the Science Laboratory. During these meetings many demonstrations were performed by the instructor and the students on subiects ranging from air pressure to zoology. Many interesting and educational proiects were done by the club members. The-year's work was highlighted by a trip to the Franklin and Marshall Planetarium. NNN ROW 1: deft to Rightl Miss Drake, Advisor, L. Morrow, P. McCreary, J. Baker, J. Souder, L Blettner M Staub ROW 2: C. Culley, M. Zeigler, V. Prasner, L. Goodling, J. Wodhom, J. Ross, V. Barrick. ROW 3: M. Schwartz, E. Lichtenberger, K. Fritz, F. Long, L. Long, M. Ritter, B. Keefauver. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America Club was organized to develop business leadership, encourage good citizenship, and improve scholarship. As service protects the club has done typing for the CE-VE-EYE, typed the report cards, ond prepared the Eaglet. Some of the money-making projects were selling Christmas corsages, solicit- ing orders for corsages for the school formals, and selling school hats. The proceeds from these proiects have been spent for typing and shorthand awards and sending delegates to the state and na- tional conventions of FBLA. 70 NURSES CLUB The Future Nurse's Club of Cumberland Valley High School started a busy year with the election of the following officers: Presi- dent Jean Nichols, Vice-President Blanche Clawser, Secretary Peggy Potteiger, and Treasurer Darlene Marks. Several meetings were devoted to instruction by Mrs. Hartman on procedures in the Health Suite. Plans were made for a refresher course in First Aid, under the supervision of Mrs. LuFf. This course took approximately six weeks. Christmas cheer was enhanced by the giving of gifts to two junior high students. Yarn Octopi were made by the girls, which were then taken to the children's home in Carlisle. Field trips to the Harrisburg State Hospital and the Lebanon Veterans Hospital were the highlights of the year. ROW 1: lleft to Rightl K. Benner, B. Rumberger, B. Metzger, D. Marks. ROW 2: P. Potteiger, J Nichols D. Fonner, A. Evans, M. Gaudy, Mrs. Hartman, Advisor, ROW 3: D. Beamer, M. Moyer, V. Peuper B Clawser. 71 Q in-M ws-annum: SEVENTH GRADE DANCE CLUB This year, in the first semester the club learned to do the fox trot and iitterbug. The latter half of the year, the members learned to waltz and to Polka. The club is composed of seventh grade entirely. Money used for the purpose of buying the latest hit records, came from a cake sale and a roller skating party last year. The group acquired many dancing skills and everyone seemed to enfoy themselves. 72 sim W2. ROW 'ls lLeft to Right! K. Shirley, A. Whitcomb, B. Enck, S. Campbell, S. Franklin, C. Benner. R0 ' I S. M rrison, C. Hollar, N. McNair, E. D. Hertzler, J. McGuire, G. Thompson, T. Lindsay, S. Shutte, o Ditch, B. Lehmen, B. Nailor, Mrs. Woodhall, Advisor. ROW 3: S. Richenbach, D. Kosher, L. Allen A. Hendley, S. Ober, B, Yohn, K. Ross. JUNIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB Hard work and crafts are among the activities of the Junior High Homemaking Club. Room 133 becomes a paint shop, knitting center, ' ' h l d eral workshop All prolects are chosen by the girls t emse ves. an gen . The program provides junior high students time to learn skills not regularly taught in classes. 73 E12 E3 I in New it ROW 1: iLeft to Rightj E. Witter, M. Miller, P. Ewing, A. Wagner, B. Dltmer. ROW 2: L. Sholly, B. Palmer, V. Putt, B. Putt, G. McKee, C. Hollar, J. Meyers, M. Conrad. ROW 3: Mrs. Grindlinger, Advisor, G. Miller, R. Greegor, F. Roth, J. Humer, P. Hair, M. Pieper, D. Wilson, J. Butler, J. Flanagan, M. Weary, P. Baker, D. Shank, A. Landis, C. Kautz, C. Shank, L. Long, B. Stewart. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FHA is the national organization of homemaking students who are interested in and working toward better home and family living, providing opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsoring group projects, local, state, and national in scope, at C.V.H.S. it increases opportunities for the development of leadership and intelligent participation in a democratic society. 74 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for rural boys studying vocational agriculture in secondary schools. Mem- bership in the FFA is required of all boys taking the agriculture course. The purpose of the club is to supplement the vocational agri- culture program and to train boys to become leaders in rural com- munities. Sponsored annually are many proiects of community service, money raising activities, father and son banquet, Held trips, various chapter socials, and athletic activities. Mr. Sealover and Mr. Harris are the advisors, 75 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The tellows in this club will always be known as busy ond noisy. They have one purpose in mind: to learn how to operate oll the machinery in the shop sofely and thoroughly. These industrial artists of tomorrow construct, mend, and design useful and beautiful wood and metal products. Mr. Zimmerman and Mr. Birch ore the advisors. is l Mr. Sanzotto, Mr. Hostler, and Mr. Schmidt direct the present and future lettermen of C.V. This conglomeration ot thinking, brawny, and all muscle athletes represents three groups of sports minded boys. The topic for conversation and movies varies with the season. These future Olympic goers and coaches are an important phase in C.V.'s sports program. s is 3 i ra as - JUNIOR AND SENIOR SPORTSMEN CLUBS The Senior Sportsmen Club is interested primarily in the promotion of safety in the fields and in the water. Promoting a better under- standing of firearms, so as to recrease the casualties caused by carelessness, is a main objective of the club. Some of the activities are: hunting, fishing, archery, and attending the Sportsman Show. The club feels that everyone should practice conservation and good sportsmanship to insure a greener, more safe America. The Junior Sportsmen Club studies safety measures and weapon handling during hunting season. Types of guns and ammunition for beginning hunters is another topic of their interest. The club aims to introduce and practice as many sports for future hobbies and voca- tions as time permits. This past year's program included bowling, table and court tennis, archery, and hunting. 78 l CLEFT TO RIGHTJ M. Coyle, J. Ryder, L. Morrow, J. Wodham, N. Cline, J. Robb, N. Eshelman, R. Kautz, S. Rowe. CHEERLEADERS No athletic event, nor any other school activity for that matter, can be considered a success without the proper spirit. Cumberland Valley is fortunate in having an enthusiastic, cooperative cheering squad who's unfailing support of the teams, whether in victory or in defeat, sets an outstanding example for the rest of the school. This group of girls has worked untiringly under the leadership of Nancy Eshelman, their captain, to add spirit to the football games, basketball games, and wrestling matches. They have participated in many pep sessions as well as being a regular part of the marching band both at football games and parades. This type of school spirit makes true champions. 79 ROW l, lleft to Rightt: C Yinger, J. Johnson, J. Mullen ROW 2: M. Basehore, J. Basehore, ROW 3: C, Mc Dermatt. it fl . V , 1 .1 . ' se w ft. K GLEE CLUB ROW I: Cleft to Rightl H. Rider, J. Stimely, W. Sweager, R. Rite, W. Neff, L. Briner, J. Herendeen, J. Flon agan, C. Hoover, L. Getz, L. Shuman, Mrs. Heck, Director. ROW 2: R, Fahnestock, P. Smee, L. Heim, D. Moser K. Smitely, D. Feltie, P. Replogle, B. Rumberger, R. Rider, J. Myers, S. Shuall, F. Page, S. Hopple, M. Travitz ROW 3: R. Hupper, J. Ebersole, K. Sullivan, B. Wilson, B. Keefauver, B. Tressler, C. Pachert, B Metzger, P. Gunnit, M. Lamkin, B. Metzger, B. Stewart, N. Smith, K. Foltz, Accompanist. ROW 4 B. Weaver, L. Noss, M. Yohn, B. Hare, P. Burkhart, T. Snook, J. Watts, C Starner, J. Steiner, P. Thompson C. Tinner, M. Weary, P. Wertz, J. Butler, F. Varner. CHORUS rnhf'-'snr I GLEE CLUB AND CHORUS The Glee Club participates in every assembly program and in addition, performs at the PTA Christmas concert and the Spring Music concert, the two main performances of the year. lt is open to students in senior high, however, membership is by tryout only. Delegates to County and District choruses are sent by the Glee Club. 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'si 'sw 'A ' 4 i A , 1 ,L ' K A A ' K k k QA- QM- mai' 55'-ff.-31,ifA'aFf2jw'M 4, . f-.3 'L' . 'wm a' mJP',i:2...K' K .Y 'f . .K A ,, K A' . M my -Q Lf-K. K., K 'wp KK ,KKK - .- KK i -V. gs f K . gr' K K K Z KK ' K' ' -f ,MK . K 4- KK ' . . K .KMK , K. K KQKK . , K. , 4 K . ..,w: ' ' Aw. A K 'inf 'KKK-AKKQQWK ,SK ,K K ' 'X . , . A -Q A 5 kit ,Q us- '. .,-Y-rf.- ' -' A--' v-'Huff -K, ,Ks K K ' ' 'A A QS SENIQR BAND Q 535' -:gif an ...W ,fs fir .3 5 4 Q .i Si -amy!--.K mumps E . Q: Q won SENIOR BAND Under the capable direction of their new band director, the Cumberland Valley Marching Band has created several new flrsts in their history. Their inspiring forma- tions made at the football games during halftime added much to each contest. This year our band entered several Halloween parades in which their high step made them an outstanding attraction. Entering for the first time into competition, our band made us very proud by coming home from the annual parade in Harrisburg with a Superior rating. Then last, but not the least the band entered several parades held in the Spring. Besides marching, the Concert A Band gave a concert on December 2O,l956. Our instrumental instructor is very proud of having entries in County and District Festivals. A hearty salute to these fine organizations. Keep up the wonderful work. 83 ROW 'l: Kleft to Right! V. Proisner, L. Goodling, P. Culhone. ROW 2: B. Metzger, P. Stought, P. Wertz, P. Pcmza, N. Gutshull, J. Steiner, J. Wood, L. Smith, M. Poscorello, K. Packer, M. Truvitz. MAJORETTES AND FLAG TWIRLERS COLOR GUARD A. Koutz, J. Ross, D. Sadler, V. Crowe I I lLqJ YEARBCOK QUEEN NANCY ESHELMAN I957 YEARBOOK QUEEN iw 3? Sf Q 41: H K x,...i fi 8 . X ,QW K X SENIOR ATTENDANT Marilou Reeser SENIOR ATTENDANT Deanna Sadler YEARBCOK ATTEN DANTS CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Karyl Packer Jean Nichols Joanne Robb Carolyn Fager Carol Pecharf Rita Hupper 8 9 1 OSXS - who 6 000 bex-A Wd mono QXCKKO -uh we SYxAe 8 u i, . 'n es S 697,-.,. en c Y of 3 9 uffe all rl 95, Hove 1 ouop oss? v-wsrsssr-yur'-af 'fY'f rYP9 '2'r ' 'r r'r '1' ' --v-1-FTF' S71 ' 'f+WWfx ff G - Wffwwrbv v-QT-Fw ww ,ww-fv Y-ffF-fuk-, lily we-f-mv,-vigrx. --gf-QUIYSWSM T WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Deanna Sadler, Frank Potteiger Kathleen Foltz, David Thomas 91 WHO'S WHO MOST DRAMATIC MOST ATHLETIC Kathy Fritz, Robin Turner Louise Brandt, Fronk PoT1eiger Mosr srumous BEST DRESSED Jeanne PU11, Lawrence Kister PGY CUHWC1n6f Jim Fw 92 WHO'S WHO -J... mx, ,M.,,,g MOST TALENTED MOST RESPECTED Kathleen Foltz, Fred Hair Charlotfe Heiges, Ronald Bachman MOST CO-OPERATIVE MOST ATTRACTIVE Margaret Lamkin, Marlin Yohn Nancy Eshelman, Ronald Bachman 93 6 one CANDIDS I' E me J Bus number one ok the rear of th e Une PXeoseK Ahern . . .Ahenhon Quee noir 94 ons A ev' ox om Nearly everyone reads Doo! 750' 1,54 les, Q bo'Qfo Sound your A ryw Drk Easter time again Emancipation! Ks 3 R N what do Nlou YW 'm' Help! H - ow Me Tomo Q--My M. M1423 N Th A Tcgfy Cake E FFA Good posture for bekier heomd + lv? Y xwmm V Na . . , f -,r 1: A- -- xi ii fp if ' f fx ,,wR:'::,3+' - f .. :tam , . ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW lr fLeft to Right' K. Trayer, D. Shealler, R. Miceli, K. Skrignole, T. Snook, L. Orris, K. Wilson. ROW 2: B. Brennamen, R. Peller, W. Burfner, T, Murphy, B. Thumma, C. Polleiger, M. Yohn, H. Sheriff, R. Rob- erls. ROW 3: Coaches-Sanzoflo, Hostler, Carr, R. Hare, W. Kessler, F. Potieiger, M. Barton, R. Wenfz, C. Trayer, R. Bachman, S. Shepler, Managers-D. lower, D. Traub, R. Rife. ROW 4: R. Ward, D. Brandi, L. Sloner, S. Duffy, G. Myers, P. Smee, R. Kersleller, D. Bohn. SCORES Cumberland Valley 39 Hummelstown .... Cumberland Valley 0 Lebanon Catholic Cumberland Valley 28 Susquenita ...... Cumberland Valley 0 New Cumberland . Cumberland Valley 6 Camp Hill ...... Cumberland Valley 6 West Shore Cumberland Valley 7 Boiling Springs . . . Cumberland Valley 6 Biglerville ....... Cumberland Valley 18' Susquehanna Twp Cumberland Valley 31 Scotland ........ 'S 4 Q. .of fi .wx 'Ur is 4' if P5 .rw-is sw Q ., ,sb bfi? ,sul . ,, , M:.1 'ww 'QNM y--,gk VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: Cleft to Rightj S. Bare, W. Clemenston. ROW 2: R. Leiby, L, Miller, R. Wilson, R. Bachman W Kessler, R. Tressler. ROW 3: P. Burkhart, G. Myers, F. Potteiger, R. Roberts, M. Schwartz. Coach4Mr. Martin, 100 C.V. 35 Big Springs ..... 28 Boiling Springs .. 30 Green Park ..... 40 Scotland ....... 42 New Cumberland 45 Susquehanna Twp. .. 34 Hummelstown . . . 33 Gettysburg . 41 West Shore . .. . 43 Susquenita . 53 Enola ..... . 50 Highspire .. . SCORES OPP. 41 56 47 37 46 47 60 47 68 35 61 43 25 54 53 39 55 55 55 46 38 53 55 63 Northern ....... Camp Hill ...... New Cumberland Susquehanna Hummelstown West Shore . Susquenita Enola ..... Highspire .. Northern .. Camp Hill . . Greencastle . Twp Ronald Bczchmon SENIOR ,lg Jock Simpson Frank Pofteiger, Ccpfoin f - :1 iQ-if Ti x' -fi wi.:kF' .' X. ,,.. -- x . 195-,E ,fm Q. . J -wsjfgk say, X - ay' E : -- . . . 1 '39 Q W t QM . 1 f iw is -iz-2RSfW:mff Nw mf i ' 1 lay v NX?--' - 1 3 . , . xx XX 3' Word Kessler MEMBERS I Millis Sdwwcwtz Larry Miller' 101 WRE TLING ROW 'Ia CLeft To Righij M. Burfner, H. Hoie, R. Word, C. Rynord, ROW 2: D. Shaffer, L. Wagner, D Thomas, D. Putt, E. Brockbill. ROW 3: Coach-Mr. Carr, J, Wagner, L. Stoner, C. Troyer, R. Crumlich B, Smiser, L, Orris, KLEFT TO RIGHT? D. PUH, D. Thomas, C. Troyer, D. Brockblll, L. Orris, C. Rynord. 102 TRACK ROW I: ileft to Rightl R. Bachman, D. Thomas, R. Hunsicker, J. Simpson, D. Ditmer. ROW 2: R. Ker- stetter, H. Sherift, K, Saphore, B. Brenneman, T. Wagner, J. Shepler, P. Burkhart. ROW 3: B. Clementson G. Myers, D. Snyder, D. Ering, D. Hoffman, W. McKee, R. Peffer, Mr, Woodhall. ROW 4: B. Smyser,G A Musser, B. Shepler, J. Herendeen, A. Fike. SCHEDULE APRIL l Hanover Relays MAY C.V.H.S.-Biglerville-Boiling Springs at Boil- ing Springs C.V.H.S.-Camp Hill-at C.V.H.S. Shippensburg Invitational Track Meet C.V.H.S.-Central Dauphin-New Cumber- land at C.V.H.S. C.V.H.S.-West Shore-Susquehanna Twp. at West Shore C.V.H.S.-Big Springs-Enola at C.V.H.S. Lower Susquehanna Conference Meet at Camp Hill lO:3O Trials 2 pm Finals Lebanon Relays C.V.H.S.-Harrisburg Catholic at C.V.H.S. Rain Date for Lower Susquehanna Con- ference Meet C.V.H.S.-Hummelstown-Big Springs at C.V.H.S. District 3 Meet at Lancaster All triangular meets 3:45. March 26 Boiling Springs 28 Big Springs ..... . . . April 2 'Susquenita . . . 5 'Camp Hill ..... . . . 9 'West Shore ........ 12 'New Cumberland 16 'Enola ......... . . . 18 'Carlisle ....... . . . 23 'Mechanicsburg ....,. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home 26 'Susquenifa . . . 30 'Camp Hill May 3 'West Shore ........ 7 'New Cumberland 10 'Enola ............. 14 'Carlisle ....... 16 Boiling Springs . 17 'Mechanicsburg . 'Denotes league game Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home ROW 1: fl.ef1' to Righfj D. Clapp, F. Pofteiger, W. Thumma, M. Yohn, W. Kessler, E. Yohn, Coach-Mr. Gratz. ROW 2: M, Reed, J. Bare, C. Bricker, M. Hensel, S, Bryson, K. Sgrignoli, ROW 3: Coach-Mr. Secrisf, S. Duffy, J. Breiner, C. Shuman, R. VVard, F. Lamkin, B. Moyer. ROW 4: C. Sl'1eril'f,J. Duffy, B. Law, D. Ryder, W. Simmons, Coach-Mr. Lindsey. This year's Team hopes To improve lasts year's 8 won 8 lost record. Gone via graduation are Dave Forney, Larry Sfoughf, and George Moore. These boys will be hard To replace. Six varsity lerfermen are back, however, To form This year's nucleus. GOLF Since entering the Central Pennsylvania Golf League Three years ago, CV has progressed quite well in the sport. Golt is a game that requires a lot of practice and experience in order to play and score well. The team this year was picked from the following boys: Bob Tressler, Scott Klinger, Ray Rutter, Don Sheibly, Ed Delattre, Ron Myers, and Larry Koser. Most of the boys have had several years experience and as a result should form the nucleus for a good team. April May 1 5 8 12 15 18 26 29 3 6 10 13 SCHEDULE East Berlin ..., Central Dauphin York ......... William Penn .. West York .,.. John Harris . . . East Berlin ..... Central Dauphin York ......... William Penn West York . . John Harris . . . CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Mr. Fortney, R. Rutter, B. Tressler, L, Kosher, S. Klinger, R. Myers, E. Deiattre, D. Sheibley 105 GIRLS HOCKEY ROW l: lleft to Rightl D. Deitch, D. Albert, K. Foltz, J. Baker, P. McCreary, M. Zeigler. ROW 2: J. Ens- minger, M. Brown, K. Best, M. Goudy, J. Ross, D. Elginfritz, D. Sadler. ROW 3: N. Gochenaur, K. Yeingst, M. Kizlin, J. Ensminger, S. Campbell, J. Nichols, S. Bruxton, A. Kautz, R. Tinner, couch-Miss Dautrich The field hockey squad entered the scoring col- umn this year, but not the winning column as far as regularly scheduled games were concerned. There were two tie games, one with Central Dauphin 2-2, and the other with Susquehana I-I. The Cumberland Valley girls defeated both Car- lisle and Harrisburg Catholic in practice games. There were also -a few iunior varsity games this year, but not a regular iunior varsity team. HOCKEY sENloRs l ROW l: lLeft to Rightl D. Albert, K. Foltz. ROW 2: J. Baker, D. Sadler, D. Deitch. A 106 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL ln the first year of league competition, the girls team wound up its season in second place, a tie with Camp Hill. The girls worked diligently and showed outstanding enthusiasm throughout the sea- son. ROW l: llelt to Right? P. Culhano, I.. Getz, M. Moyer, Coach-Miss Dautrich. ROW 2: Manager-R. Tinner S. Walters, J. Nichols, M. Brown, J. Ross, P. Fotterhoi, J. Ensminger, Manager-F. Lobo. SCORES C.V. OPP. Central Dauphin ....... 44 Susquenita . . . Susquenita ....... .. . 31 Boiling Springs West Shore .... . . . 61 Mechanicsburg Northern ..... Mechanicsburg Camp Hill .... Northern .... . ...33 34 . ...42 36 Camp Hill .... Central Dauphin Boiling Springs JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS J. V. FOOTBALL ROW I: Cleft fo RighIJ B. Menrzer, W. Sweager, K. Saphore, J. Davis. ROW 2 S KI nger L Wagner S Goodyear. ROW 3: D. Gonzales, W. Simmons, J. Duffy, D. Walker. STANDING D Ryder D Beers B Smyzer, D. Leiby, G. Koar, Coach-Mr. Woadhall. Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley SCORES 0 Camp Hill ...... 7 Shippensburg . . . 6 Susquehanna Twp 'I3 New Cumberland 6 West Shore ..... I8 Northern ....... 108 J. V. BASKETBALL ROW l: Cleft to Rightl D, Shultz, D. Hoover, S. Duffy, Manager-D. Gonzalous. ROW 2: Coach M Joll J. Holfus, P. Myers, D. Ryder, J. Duffy, J. Kautz. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mn. -Big Springs .... 4-Boiling Springs . 7-Green Park .... Tl-Scotland ...... T4-New Cumberland 'I8-Susquehanna .. 21-Hummelstown .. 28-Gettysburg .... West Shore .... Susquenita . . Enola ...... Northern . . . SCHEDULE ...H. Jun .. ...H. Jef' .. ...A. Jen ...A. Feb ...A. Feb ...A. Feb ., ...H. Feb- ...A. Feb- ...H. Feb ...A. Feb- ...H. Feb- .. A. 22-Camp Hill ..... 25-New Cumberland 29-Susquehanna . . I-Hummelstown .. 5-West Shore . . . 8-Susquenita . . . 12- 15-Highspire . . 'l9-Northern . . . 22-Camp Hill .... 26-Greencastle . . . Enola ...... The iunior varsity basketball team completed a most successful season-ending with a record of i6 wins and 8 defeats. The team made up for a distinct disadvantage in height by hustle, good ball handling, and a tight defense. Roy Petter led the team in scoring with 331 points which is a new junior varsity school record. The team as a whole displayed some fine potential as a winning combination, and should be a credit to the school in future varsity competition. 109 J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls iunior vorsity record of 3 wins ll losses wos not o toir stondord for iudging the teom's seoson. Most of the ployers were ninth grode students totolly inexperienced ploying ogoinst experienced tenth groders. Whot these girls moy have locked in skill was mode up tor by their tremen- dous enthusiosm. These girls will surely be o cooches dreom come true it their enthusiosrn follows with them through tour yeors of bosketboll ploying. ROW 1 lleft to Rightl S, Campbell, C. Pechert, M, Coyle, C. Tinner, L. Snovely, Cooch Miss Doutrich ROW 2 Monoger-F, Lebo, L. Sholley, E. D. Elginfritz, S. Bruxton, J, Walker, G. Fuger Manager R Tinner ROW 3: H. Nocovich, C. Brundt, S, Heck. 110 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS J. H. BASKETBALL ,g .1 .1 rl 1 1 f ROW I: fLef1 to Rightj L. Panzo, T. Griffith, W. Burtner, A. Castle, R. Wolters, D. Crumlich, D. Sherin Manager-D. Holl. ROW 2: D. Hoffman, R. Lonfz, J. Herendeen, B. Peosh, H. Myers, D Gochenouer L Hcir, S. Fetrow, J. Wagner. ROW 3: A. Fike, T Shumberger, H Brown M. Com bell T Mc: T J . . , p , . rquor, Heinz, J. Coldren, C. Shumon, Couch-Mr. Schmidt. ROW 4: Coach-Mr. Dolbin, J. Goodyear, C. Sheriff J. Long, J. Sfoley, B. Shepler, E. Spohr, E. Louer, B. McCloir. J. H. FOOTBALL ROW 1: Clefi io Righij Coach-Mr. Secrisf, H. Brown, D. Sheriff, J. Thompson, L. Hair, T. Cumberling, J.' Byers, Monogerfff. Pass. ROW 2: L, Renshow, F. Byers, M. Buckley, G. Hempf, T. Kimmel, T. Lovin, Manager-L. Shumcin. Ill 'W-f A N If K iii i.3T..M , .1 A X ,M 3 'Q N . -f X Wm? ww. Q X256 A -W . - -- -fuk n.,,,?'. , Wggwwmwb -- W-L M. mqkieap- Compliments of STAMBAUGH'S DAIRY 118 West North Street Carlisle, Pa. The things taught in schools and colleges are not an education, but the means of educationl'-Ralph Waldo Emerson THE FIRM OF EDMUND GEORGE GOOD, JR. 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RAINBOW ROLLER RINK Carlisle Pike Phone 9961 Welcomes Skating Parties The Quickest Way to Increase Your Club's Coin vwPWvx1w'1-n'PN:n'1ql'!1' ' ' ' We Invite You to Visit Our Menu Offers Homebaked Pies Cakes and Rolls Country Fried Chicken Steak, Turkey, and Seafood Accommodations for Banquets and Parties HEISHMAN'S RESTAURANT New Kingstown, Pa. ounfz' Q T 1? i f ef f ? ' li x i: i qW if lg - , I :gif 3, -f -:QQ fusli Compliments of Route 11, Carlisle 'Pike THE RYAN 51'QR5 East End of New Kingstown Telephone Mechanicsburg, P06-564-9 ACCOMODATIONS for BANQUETS and PARTIES 17 W. Main St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Fine Photographs fsince 18821 ENSMINGER STUDIOS Second and Walnut Sts. Harrisburg s-'abt ,wr aafgb., I lyk ., 'STP -1 1 - U, M.-1 .f kg .,.. L. D. COOK Jeweler and Optometrist 49 W. Main si. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Phone POplar 6-9321 J. P. BIXLER AND SONS, INC. Hardware, Building Supplies Housewares 81 Sporting Goods 2 E. High St. Carlisle, Pa. 111 years of service SMITH MUSIC HOUSE Everything Musical Pianos Radios-Television Phone 2342 25-31 South Hanover Street Carlisle, Pa. MODERN STYLES for Successful young men ISRAEL'S, INC. 107 N. Hanover St. Carlisle, Pa. .IACKSON'S SERVICE STATION TEXACO CAS Mechanicsburg, R. D. :f, :1, Penna. KRONENBERG'S for the finest in UTCITSWCKY All suits bought here are pressed Free of Chargew for the life of the garment. Next to the Courthouse in Carlisle 32'-lf. KUHNS BROTHERS Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania P0 6-4734 SALES FORD SERVICE TRINDLE ROAD ESSO tEast Trindle Roadl Pickup and Delivery Washingewaxing-Lubrication Phone REgent 7-9142 LOVE'S PERFECT GIFT A Thomas C0-Diamond Ring THOMAS CO. JEWELERS 36 S. Hanover St., Carlisle, Pa SWOPE'S SERVICE CENTER Mount:-ti Route Meuhaliicslmtlrg. Pa. KESSLER'S Quality Meats Lmnoyue. Pa. SEAMAN'S Gkocenv west END ssnvlce s1AnoN Hogestown, Penna. Phone P06-3888 J. M. FITTING Mobile Gas and Oil A KUl.P'S BAKERY SPANGI.ER'S SELF SERVICE Phone Wertzville Road P06-9951 R. D. 4 Mechanicsburg, Penna. 106 W. Gas - Oil - Feed Main St. Groceries Mechanicsburg Phone PE2-1919 Pa. HARDWARE RITTERS HARDWARE Main St. Mechanicsburg, Pa BlDDLE'S Mechanicsburg, Penna. CURTIS MOTORS INC. 108 W. Allen Street Mechanicsburg, Pa DODGE PLYMOUTH Flair Fashioned and Alive with Beauty PECK LAUER'S Self Service Grocery Store Star Route Carlisle springs, Penna. MECHANICSBURG SERVICE CENTER Hallo - -Zelevislon Swiss I07 W. MAIN STREET MECHANICSBURG. PA. Zllrrh IB. Mamma JEWELER 34 WEST MAIN STREET MECHANICSBURG. PA. BEAVER SHOE STORE 10 S. Market St. Mechanicsburg, Penna. R. I.. NEAGLEY Jeweler Main St. Mechanicshurg, Perma SNAVELY'S CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 14 West Main Mechanicsburg, Pa. Telephone POplar 6-5361 Call us-P0- 6-4-231-for better laundry and Dry Cleaning Service One day service when brought to our plant MECHANICSBURG LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 514 W. Simpson St. V Mechanicsburg, Pa. Compliments of EVERGREEN MOTEL EDWARD A. WALLOWER General Insurance Telephone CEdar 4-5407 221 Telegraph Building Harrisburg LOUIS LEHMAN AND SONS 120 S. 19th Street Harrisburg, Penna. OWENS GULF SERVICE 38th and Market Sts. Camp Hill, Penna. lRt. U. S. 111 Phone REgent 7-9163 SILVER SPRINGS RESTAURANT U. S. Route 11 Carlisle Pike OPEN 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Chicken and Turkey Dinners OUR SPECIALTY-Home Made Pies G1-:ones Buzssuzr KLINEDINST'S GROCERY Better Foods at Better Prices Allen, Penne. Carlisle-Clinton 8-3382 KIRKS SUNOCO 36th and Carlisle Pike Camp Hill, Penna M. B. SMITH P. 0. Box 62 Camp Hill, Penna. Plumbing-Heating-Air Conditioning SPEECE'S DAIRY Finest in Dairy Products Phone WA 1-2301 Dauphin, Penna. SILVER SPRINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE Your Favorite Drive-In Entertainment at its Best PLUS: Comfort, Convenience, Privacy LCCUST POINT STONE QUARRIES Ph 963 1 if VALLEY HEATING co. STONE LODGE MOTEL - HARRY J. 81 MILDRED M. Buscn, Owners Oil Burners O U.S. R 11 24- Hour Service n Oule 5 Miles South of Harrisburg PLUMBING AND HEATING 8 Miles East of Pennsylvania Turpike Sales Sl Service MAILING ADDRESS E. C. MICELI R. D. 4 P0 6-5137 Mechanicsburg Compliments of SUMMIT TILE COMPANY J. 8. K. HIGHWAY SERVICES, INC. CERAMIC TILE R. D. 1 R. D. I New Cumberland Carlisle, Pennsylvania Phone CE 4--3736 FOR CORSAGES RUFE K. S. CHEVROLET COMPANY phone REgent 7.4507 705 West Simpson Street 2 Blocks West of Camp Hill on Trindle Road Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania E r l Congratulations and Best Wishes RITTER BROTHERS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Harrisburg Pennsylvania ee ,, -an , 'fed up K: A ,Q EICHELBERGER s JOHNNIES mm y House IN THE BODY SHOP 5 vp , woons I Auto Glass-Body and Fender Q 2 I ll Catering to Parties, gl O W' Repair-Painting ,f-'XM xx Banquets and Receptions A up ,,.,: ,,,,1:::Z::::,:, z 4i,:.I M d Th S d Simpson Road N X - 2 on ay ru atur ay I 'A':':A' Nmwkwwm www Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania STONER BEVERAGE COMPANY Corner Silver Spring Road and Rt. ll, Midway between Harrisburg and Carlisle, Pa. Phone Mechanicsburg PO 64551 Memorandum-Road Service Estimate of Repair Costs Frame and Front End Alignment AAA Keystone awww ' HEMPT BRCS., INC. Crushed Stone, Sand Transit Mixed Concrete Asphalt Paving Material Street and Driveway Construction MAIN OFFICE R. D.1 Camp Hill Phone RE 7-3411 CARLISLE TRUST CQMPANY 2 W. High Street Carlisle, Pa. Featuring: The SNORKEL Curb Teller Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FARMERS TRUST COMPANY The bank with the drive-in for busy peoplev Member of the F.D.I.C. Phone Harrisburg: CEdar 6-5788 RE 7-4321 Phone PE 2-1062 For truly automatic soft water in your home CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE You don't have to buy it, so try it EBERLY LUMBER COMPANY Mechanicsburg, Pa. Since 1860 xwq . X fist.,-'ss fist x . .www X XX K y-X-- --v--- - 57 ,,4,lr..a1 X 1645-ilqk' iEi1,:SElS'g1 - 1 If :sm zwgemtlal :IL-. ,.,. i,:hn.A., . 25 xx J ...xv Miss Agnes Keane Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. John Chronister Samuel H. Hess Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Myers Mr. 8. Mrs. R. J. Richardson Mr. 8. Mrs. F. M. Burkheimer Mr. 81 Mrs. James A. Kegel Mr. 8- Mrs. Ray DeWalt Mrs. Sarah Chronister Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Hupper Ella S. Hupper Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd Tanger Homeroom 102-7-E Clarence T. Toy Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Windemaker Mr. 8- Mrs. George Corl Mr. 8- Mrs. Jack Blackway Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred H. Speers Mark Shuman Grace's Beauty Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. John W. Klinedinst Judy, Sheela, Shirley, and Linda Mr. 8- Mrs. A. M. Ryder Mr. 8. Mrs. H. C. Bressler Dave, Russ, Don, and Cork Steve, Bob, Don, and Paul Mr. 8- Mrs. Victor Blust Mr. 8 Mrs. Russell Moyer Mrs. Helen Stern Mr. 8. Mrs. Ward Packer Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Bt Mrs. Mr. B- Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Packer Fred Lehrman Charles M. Pass Paul M. Matson Lois Brackbill, and Grace McKee Mr. 8- Mrs. Danial Bryson Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack McClair Mrs. Rhueyebelle Sweger Mel and Mary Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Panza and Family Shirley, Pat, Arlene, and Rose Glen, Don, Lenny, and Clarence Homeroom 'l'l3 Mr. 8. Mrs. Charls A. Glessner Mike and Judy Mrs. Marie Bretz Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Yeingst Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Bohn Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Robert Gibney Mr. 8. Mrs. Carrol A. Stought Mr. 8. Mrs. Lee W. Shumberger Mr. 81 Mrs. Merle, .lan Lloyd Chestnut e, Bob, and Joyce Mr. 8- Mrs. John Baish Mr. 8 Mrs. Bennett D. Hendley Mr. 8- Mrs. Leroy Dunklberger Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn T. Hair Mr. 8- Mrs. Lester A. Yohe Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank C. Goodling PATRONS Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Briner Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Pechart Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray E. Best Senatus Populusque Romanus Mr. 8- Mrs. James B. Brymesser Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Travitz Shirley and Nancy Mr. 8- Mrs. D. C. Jacoby Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond Hoover La Ru Hallon Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Lerach 8- Son Hutchinson's Garage The Chow Broil The Akins Nancy Gates 60 Spangler's Self-service Compliments of Meriam Practorius Mr. 8. Mrs. Conrad Straub Peg, Earl, and Star Johnnie, Albert, 8- Gary Morris Eppley The Gosthnian Family Maior Star Mr. Albert Lebo Dbbie Lehman Mrs. Marion Manning Lester and Helen Monz Mr. 8. Mrs. John Shaffer Harold Lucas Dollies Master Mr. John S. Manning Bob Manning Mr. William Manning Derris Friend Penny Olson Don Shearer Bertha Mae Miller C. A. Miller Mr. 8- Mrs. Clark Miller Kay and Donald Horne Mr. 8- Mrs. Francis Stoner Dawn Marie, and Dickie Walker Phil, Ken, and Walter De, Wayne, Kathy, and Dennis Judy, Barb, and Pg Ronnie Allen Salvatore R. Mancuso Bratz's Cut Rate Store Debbi Gamber Carol Kutzelman Mr. Fred Allen Larwence Kissinger Ethel's Beauty Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. George Walker Compliments of a Friend The Button Nut Richard, JoAnn, and Johnnie Wa 133 lker Mr. 8. Mrs. Jules Delatre The Butterbaugh's Kemmer's Fruit Market Mr. 8. Mrs. Brackencox Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. Mrs Jack Smith . F. Donald Sauder . J. H. Herenden Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond Rife H. M. Barton Phyllis and Dave Mr. 81 Mrs. P. T. Cline Randy, Nancy, and'Dale Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8.Mrs Mr. 8- Mrs Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs F. W. Thompson Sam Owens . Charls B. Steiner . James R. Koozer Robert Williams Maxwell Paget Slug's Roost Pattie and Richard Freeburn Rev. 81 Mrs. Chubb Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Eckert lst Wellon 2nd Wellon 3rd Wellon Ruth, Mary, and Kate Smith Hayser and Gladys Mr. 8- Mrs. Charles Monz Carolyn and Bill Frank Musser Mr. 8- Mrs. J. J. Tragaser Mr. 8. Mrs. J. M. Robb Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert E. Willfams Mrs. Hazel Tyson Mr. 81 Mrs. W. H. Burd Joyce, Spin, Anetta and Randy Mr. 8- Mrs. Alfred John Keller Mrs. Milewski's Crowd of 112 Lcdr, and Mrs. J. F. Nichols Mr. 81 Mrs. Johnny Sourbeers Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Kizlin Mr. 8. Mrs. Clyde A. Potteiger Mr. Jack E. Myers Mr. Bl Mrs. Albert McGuire Miss Dautrich A Friend Mr. 8- Mrs. Alvin Dick Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Nokovich Loretta and Dick Mr. 8- Mrs. Elvin C. Ames Compliments of 9-A Hilda Nokvoich ,. --k 1- X s-0' xlg .4- N i 1 'Q 5 A B r u I ALMA MATER My Cumberland Valley High Will teach, will guide my life. The Alma Mater I love dear Holds high the faith in strife. Our school has pledged her trust For all to understand. A gift of education, Hail! Hail to Cumberland. Dear Cumberland Valley High We raise our colors bright. May we be always staunch and true To thee our Red and White. As Eagles flying high May we our standards bear. That we may ever cherish thee For now and forever more. 134 wi , Q 1956 Walt Disney Production World Rights Reserved 117' 7' 4. --eg' '21 if , I a 11' i ,M ,7-1' 1 ' , iv, L 5 M ,i , 1 . 5, 4 ..,V 3 .. - , ,QQ ,,, V iq, .L L nl, I :JW 41' n .li 7 it -A l 1 . . vp , ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Argus Stal? would like to thank the entire administration, faculty, student body, Mr. Ashburn, and the business advertisers for theirsco-operation in making this yearbook possible. I Special thanks is directed to Mr. Slaybaugh, Mrs. Spahr, and the office stall 135 'lr' ' A sl. J ,- H . -.Fl-Y wr .. -. L i E l Dorothy A. Albert .... .. Ronald M. Bachman Judith M. Baker .... Mary E. Baker .... '. Jack A. Barnhart .. Velva M. Barrick Patricia A. Bowne .. Edward L. Brackbill .. Mildred E. Bramwell . Louise E. Brandt Shirley A. Brooks S. Jeanne Butler .. Frank C. Chubb .... Blanche P. Clawser .. Nancy J. Cline ..... William H. Cook Roy L. Coover Shirley L. Cowgar Patricia A. Culhane . Donna M. Deitch David A. Ditmer .... Nancy J. Eshelman .. L. Roy Fahnestock Shirley A. Feister Betty M. Fenicle .. Kathlee M. Foltz .. Kathleen M. Fritz James N. Fry .... Louise A. Getz ..... Linda J. Goodling .. Fred E. Hair ........ David G. Halbleib .. Robert D. Hare .... Charlotte E. Heiges . Elvin B. Hess ..... Galin A. Hess .. Glenn R. Hoy ...... Roger A. Hunsicker . Lee L. Jacobs .... Mary K. Kautz . Rita M. Kautz Ronald L. Kautz ........ . . . Robert W. Keefauver, Jr. .. Adam Keller ....... James P. Kendall Ardella K. Kerstetter R. Ward Kessler .. Lawrence C. Kister .. Joann L. Kreiser .... Vicki A. Ladd ...... Margaret L. Lamkin . Ethel M. Lichtenberger Robert C. Lichtenberger ...... in, L sENloR INDEX ' page P999 page P999 page P999 page page P999 page page page P999 P999 page page page P999 P999 page P999 P999 page page P999 page page P999 P999 page page page page page page page P999 P999 page P999 P999 page P999 page P999 page P999 page page page page page page Faye L. Long .... Maxine M. Long Charles E. Marks Robert J. Maxwell .. Joseph L. McVoy .. Ronald J. Miceli Larry F. Miller .... Mariorie E. Miller Lanette K. Morrow .. Marilyn J. Moyer Harold R. Musselman Judith A. Myers .... Lorne N. Orris .... Virginia A. Peiper .. Marion Piper ...... Frank D. Potteiger .. Daniel F. Putt ...... Jeanne E. Putt ..... Mervin A. Radabaugh Marilou A. Reeser Donald H. Richwine . C. Ruth Ryder ..... Carl L. Rynard .... Deanna M. Sadler .. Marlin K. Saphore .. Millis R. Schwartz . Janice M. Shank .. James G. Shreiner .. Paul E. Shumberger .. K. Faith Shunk .... Jack R. Simpson Terry L. Snook .... Ray M. Souder ..... Beverly A. Stewart .. M. Keith Sullivan .. Patricia A. Swartz David B. Thomas Robin D. Turner .... Garry G. Waggoner Joyce R. Wagner Alice F. Walker .... Jane L. Watts ..... Mariorie A. Weary . Robert O. Weaver .. Donald E. Weigle .. Mary E. Whitzel Jennie A. Williams .. S. Alice Wolf .... Joann E. Yeingst Kenneth R. Yeingst .. Earl E. Yohn ...... Marlin A. Yohn ..... 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