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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

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To her wondering suspicious eyes she found King Zeus with only a heifer that was bound. But clever Hera was not so easily tricked, For she saw through that heifer disguise but quick, To find the soul not a heifer known to us But the soul of beautiful Io, daughter of Inachus Zeus was not his usual self, for wise Hera took the heifer for herself, So to guard the disguised beautiful maid, Hera assigned Argus whose hundred eyes could not be betrayed. Mighty Zeus thwarted by Io's plight, Sent cunning Mercury in swift flight. Now Mercury knew his many talents And his skills were known among gallants. But he would not set his sights To match Argus in strength or sleepless nights. So he lulled to sleep each of the hundred And as he struck off the head, it thundered. Beautiful Io was set free of course Was sent off by Zeus on a far away course. Poor, poor, poor, Argus seemed to have met his end, But clever Hera thought too much of the monster friend She scattered his eyes in the peacock's tail Where they can be found by anyone without fail. Time, time, how rapid and so fast, Argus is now just a figment of the bygone past. And so I come to the part I like best, Where we tell you about C. V. and Argus' new test Argus has been transformed by time But in this era he is no longer connected with crime He is now a guide and protector at C. V. for '58 Where he was chosen by the seniors to prosper their fate There's a hundred seniors in the class of '58 That means Argus will have an eye on you, old mate. But I guess that's why we chose him to lead us and all that For we knew that we would never, never be back. -by WILLIAM A. CLEMENTSON -. A. -+ as-as 3 It is in deepest gratitude that we, the class of 1958, dedicate this yearbook to our principal, Mr. Charles R. Slaybaugh, who has guided us since the opening of the new Cumberland Valley High School four years ago. We appreciate his faith in the worth of the individual student, as he has shown by his attention to the problems of each student. His time was ours when in need. He was never too busy to stop in the halls to talk of our school and personal problems. He has respected our opinions, although his own may have been different. He has re- peatedly demonstrated his confidence in student govern- ment by giving it his whole-hearted support. He has never failed to give full recognition to an individual or a group for work well-done. Through his dedication to the task of preparing us to be useful and intelligent citizens, may each of us be in- fluenced by his example in the life ahead of us. Xl If 1 4' X FN NN o Wi 0 an a t 4 B Exam we QXQTQQQ al 5 Y Q - tg 'QQHQQY4 L Gblll x S- tew ir x . . f I 0 y CQ A - ji ll? gfwgik 7 Q rfxx 4 FQ Q NYE. Xf'NgRQs'g4qQ x, y'sA NAA. .QQ N fw Q .L x IX y xx L- THE LIFE OF A SCI-IOLAR A little boy, a child yet Was peeping through an open door. Inside the room a teacher sat Amidst forgotten dusty lore. Beginning there, the child grew In mind, in heightg forgetting toys. He learned, discovered, wept and knew, Of life, its ways, its tears, and joys. Come in, my love, and she drew near, Now don't you cry, l'm not that cruel! For this is your room now, my dear, For this is your first day at school. And then, as time recast the mold That formed his life, an hour was dear And time was twain, a summers gold And then . . . a longer winter drear. There came a change, now, in his life For from a sheltered one room class He stepped into a freshman's life With hopes, and dreams, and then a lass But now the storm was gathering fast, The tribes came, the world was cupped And in the pool there formed, was cast A drowning boy, now growing up. A Sophomore finds school means good times Witli dance, and song, a whole new card It dealt, and with it comes the sign Of parting with the scholar's garb. A Junior lives and dies with tears And sorrows that he cannot bear. He's driven, worked, and faced with fears And hate till he no longer cares. A Senior's life is full enough Of all the good and joyous things. And he is happy, till his bluff Is called by graduation stings. The life is done, now, that you've known, And all your life you've fought the ban Of life forbade, but now alone . . . You have your life, you are now a man -by PHIL REPLOGLE 1 r 1:0062 agp AwggL67y00 X 0'b0 00K 0 foo 5. O P' Q 53552550 0 Keio fghb ,mgmiki 04 f 4 QQQQ1 I6,6VdrQb1br 6605 54329 W f-KH X M209 x A' X015 5160 .Nxt X xqktgxt g x 1552? 0 ro, 53?p . , pi-.rf ' K4 4 : -h 4p'Lf' ,509 'ffl I flfllfl 514i Ur 64,55 gf 5 58 Seniar 65155 Oficers .4- ,- l' i V 'z.5i5,. i 1 tx E' ,1 f'i5'fW, V ' '1- -N-I .....-1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Judy Wadham, Assistant Secretaryg Clara Ann Stump. Secretary SECOND ROW: Marlin Hensel, Student Council Representative: Wfnyne Loper Treasurer: John Bare, jr., President. Miss Doris Weaver, Class Advisor. CLASS HISTORY . . . In 1954-55, class of '58 were Freshmen . . , Freshman class president, Don Brandt . . . We organized and Miss Weaver became class advisor . . . An Irish jig at the Shamrock Dance . . . Picnicking at Potteiger's Meadows . . . Pony chorus . . . Don Brandt again headed the class . . . fortunes told at half price at the Mardi Gras . . , Swimming at Craighead . . . juniors were piloted by president, Pat Castle . . . Our fifteen palm trees at the Prom, Moon Over Miami . . . The logs on the floor . . . The straw in the entrance was . . . Memories of our Sadie Hawkins dance . . . First set at CV . . . Greatest play ever, Seventeenth Summer . . . Our costumed one-act play, The Dear Departed . . . Class picnic at cold, chilly Fuller Lake . . . Johnnie Bare headed the Senior class . . . Snow flakes falling at the Christmas Ball . . . Family Living course in P.O.D. climaxed by our banquet . . . Remember those scissors . . . Add a swell set, Belleview, thunder, pretty gal, and a ghost: It equals, Gramercy Ghost . , . Seniors ruled on Student Teacher Day . . . New York City, there we went . . . Sightseeing in China Town . . . The Statue of Liberty . . . Radio City and Howdy y'all . . , On the serious side, Baccalaureate on Sunday evening . . . Press those gowns . . . Straighten those caps . . . Graduation on Thursday evening . . . freedom at last . . . Your Argus staff worked on, however . . . All glory to the greatest class, The class of 1958 . . . Memories forever and three cheers! 3 Senivrs JOHN R. BARE JR. Charlie Industrial Arts Tb-r11zk.f. Rmlly mir up in the metal shop. More afar, dear, here I fame. Vice-President 2, President 4g Industrial Arts Treasurer 2, 35 Argus 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Intramurals 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3. Ambition: College, Armed Forces. MELVIN R. BARTON Mel Industrial Arts If be.1t.f me. ll bere'J my wife?-Ozze of our tal! guys. Vice-President 1, 2, Treasurer 31 Student Council Treasurer 41 FBB 1, 2, 3, 41 Indus- trial Arts 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Flag Bearer 3, 4. Ambition: Armed Forces. RUSSELL R. BAHN Russ Academic Cerro! top-rule but appear: to be shy. FBB 13 FFA 1, 23 Football 1, 33 Baseball 25 Ambition: Air Force. LARRY BAISH Baishie Agriculture One of our plow jorkeyr. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. l DOLORES A. BEAMER Dolly College Prep IJz1'l be rule. One of lhe Baud of Angels. Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 1, Presi- dent 21 Intramurals 1. 2. 3, Hall Patrol 4, Red and Wliite Masquers 4: Argus 43 Latin Club 2. Ambition: Nurse at Harrisburg Hospital. WILLIAM BEATTY Bill College Prep Shut up, Shape. Liker c.u'.f-large IPI ruil for Senior Pl.1y, Hall Patrol -il Ce. Ve, Eye 41 Red and Wliite Masquers 43 Senior Play 4, Sportsman's Club 5, Junior Play 5. Ambition: College. LINDA BLETTNER Linda Business Yv.1b.' ll l1.1r? Small but urliw. Friendly rmilc. Band'-Assembly Z, 5, -E1 Marching 1, 2. 3, 43 Contert 2. 3, 41 FBLA 2, 33 Hall Patrol 4. Ambition: Court Reporter, MAYRENE BLISSELL Mavrene Business 1'1e gn! 'ylllll' I1IHIlhL'1'.'l Pull' ber hair! i7If0 bw' fob .if Cv Ve Eye Edfmr. Student Council 3, -ig Dance Club 11 Ce Ve Eye 1, 2, Co-Editor 3. Editor 45 Executive Council 5. Ai: FTA 5: Home-room Vice-Presi- nlCI'lt 3. Ambition: Private Secretary. ROBERT BOLEN Bob Vocational I like In work. Slap Sho! Bolen. Mix, Beat. and Eat Club -1. Ambition: Farmer. DONALD BRANDT Don Academic Dorff unrry rllllllll fl. The AfILY1fIl6'y,Y tlmice. President of Class l, 2, President Key Club 43 Vice-President Student Council 3g Presi- dent Student Council -ig Student Council 1, 21 FBB l. 2, 3, 4: Sportsman's Club 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling fig Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Navy, College. an br JACOB XV. BLUST jake General Une go! In zzmlurzi' fur! .1 Gwlwxzl boy. FBB l, Ambition: Make a good living. KATHLEEN A. BOGAR Kathy Business Ob,' Ye.'1b. ' Pw1.s'iz'e, 11111 ,rzrvvl kid. FBLA 5. 'l. Ambition: Secretary. CHARLES BRICKER Chuck Vocational Iilozzwr of Jug imrld. Industrial Arts 5: Intramurals sl: Argus -i. Ambition: Carpenter. DONALD BROOKS Don General The more you gel Ihr' zzmre you llhlllffi Baie- lmll wlll1l4.v'i.1.rl. Student Council Representative 1: FBB 1. Ambition: Undecided. PAUL E. BURKI-IART Burk Academic Dorff gc! v,x'cilt'd. Ifufnre globe If'r2llU'. President Homeroom 3, 'lg Treasurer Band 32 Basketball l. 2, 5, -8: Cross-Country -lg Student Council l. J: Band I. 2, 5. Ambition: Coaching. PATRICIA CASTLE Pat Academic I lm! my lnclfw' iffy. UT17.lf'.f .1 I7.l7lfl'.H Senior Art Club. Secretary Z. Vice-President 3. President Li: Junior Class President: Co-Editor Ce-Ve-Eye 5. Advertising Manager Al: Red and Wliite Masquers. State Manager fPresi- tlentj -lg Argus Literary Editor, Ce-Ve-Eye 1, 2, 3. -lg Intramurals l, 2: Chorus lg Hockey 21 Girls' Basketball Manager 23 Senior Art Club 2. 3, -lg Student Producer Junior Class: Red and Wfhite Masquers 3. -lg Student Coun- cil l. 2, 5. -1: Executive Council 3, 'lg Argus 'ig' Senior Class Play: I-lall Patrol -l. Ambition: Psychology Major at Penn State. Ambitious. willing to work. Band of Angels. Smiars MARGARET BROWN Brownie Business Holy ww. Cw1.ridw'.1ta, one nf More senior rllflfr ftlf. Archery Club 2: FBLA 2: Intramurals 1. 2, 3. -lg Hockey Team 2, 3. -I: Basketball Team 2. 5, 'l. Ambition: Secretary, SAMUEL H. BRYSON Sam Vocational B.mg.' B.111.Q.' Hu flea' .111'.1-3 ffm. B.ll'kb0lIE' of 'llw .rl.1.et' rrvu' 1.71 Vice-President 5, --ig Football 1. 2. -lg Baseball 1, 2, 5. lg Basketball 1, 2: Stage Crew 2. 5. fl: FBB 1. 2. 3. 'ig Industrial Club 2. 3. -l, Ambition: College. Navy. Scnirfrs HAROLD E. COOVER Comer Vocational ll nm.u1 buazling .md mfr keep him bury. Vice-President and Chaplain FFA: FFA Club, Ambition: Farmer. CAROL L. CULLEY Leah Business lInlAi rmrz', ' If if .1 1.114111 fir .1 giggle? Slill 1l1I2l'fIl.Q for ibn! .Yf7t1L'ftl! mzzlcforle. News Reporter Al: Business Manager Argus -lg Dance Club I: Library Club 1: Intramu4 rals l. 2: Speech Club 21 FBLA 2. 3, ill Argus 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 39 Hall Patrol ii: Homeroom Secretary 1. Ambition: Private Secretary. XVILLIAM CLEMIZNTSON Clem Academic Tlv.1f'.r all 1'i.qlif. Mtv: uhh fha' A, Owe yuzfre beard him milf -1011.11 2IL'l'L'P' fmgqel. IRC Treasurer 3. President fig Student Council 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3. tl: Ce4Ve-Eye Busi- ness Manager -1, Sports Editor -i. Ambition: College. JOAN CLOUSER -Ioanien Business Il lww-fi' Illillnxf' Uhr lu pn! dingrr in l':I!'V, SUCH u'ifl1 juli Alilfiv .md I.r1rr'll.1. Tri-Hi-Y 2. 5, Al: Argus 'lg Dancing Club ll junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play: Tri' Hi-Y Treasurer -lg Homeroom Treasurer 3. Ambition: XVaves. AUDREY DANNIZR Danncr General I In-nh? up ltflft Mm. 13.11 uv .111 fur nmrlry :ll Silur Sflllll-UV R1ll'l.lll1'.I?If. In-Hi-H 2, 3: Archery ll Intramurals 1. 2. 3, -i Ambition: Marriage. OSCAR XV. FSLINGIZR Mike General Holi fllH.7ty. Quill --llnfffirllg In reurl. Ambition: Get a guml money mal-ting job. Sm Zfrs GARY GARINIAN Gary Academic Aziz 111zlr. ' Oli! 111.11 .1r.1du1m' murru. Dig Ilhlf fm! KJV. Band. I-IELIIN GIPE Funky Business Yau mllnu jvirkw'. Tbizlkr Hufwfr Ilya mari. Basketball l. 21 Personal Typingg Secretary for Mrs. I-Iartmanz Treasurer of Homeroom 4. SYLVIA A. FERNBAUGH Sylvia Business More or ferr. Cclfllt' I0 ur from York Springs. FBLA 3. -51 Argus -lg Intramurals 2, 31 Sec- retary of Argus, Ambition: Marriage. RONALD L. FOUST Ron Vocational Du you 1z'.n1l.1 VII!! il? Dig fhfll rvmzy Oldr, Ym. G'u1u'rw1rb. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, -1. Ambition: Diesel repairman. PATRICIA A. HAIR Pa1tSy I-Iomemaking Mark, 71111 vb. billy, kitty. Futura A7U!Il6lIIt1kc'1'. FI-IA: Library Club Secretaryg Library Service Group. Ambition: Beautician and marriage later. MARLIN HENSEL Hop General Tl7t'7't H be .1 briglrlu' day !w110rmu'. Liker bruzliug. .rjmrl.r. FBBQ Footballg Baseball: Student Councilg Mix, Beat. and Eat Clubg Senior Class Repre- sentative: Secretary-Treasurer, Mix Beat, and Eat Club. ROBERT H. HERMAN Hub General .'liz1'l ilu! .1 burr. Ola, flame polirczzzwl. Senior liiinalg Glcc Club lg Equipment Mam- Qugir in Band. Amlwitiun: Army. nmr1'ingc. BETTY JANE HUMER Betty Business 'OIL' Yrm'1'i' illl'fIl!,H Lilmr fr10ll1.1lf and famzwl U-wr. l.ibr.iry Club 1: Intrnmuriils l, 2, 35 Dancing Club l. Ambition: Secretary. LARRY F, llUNTFR Bunk Gi-ncml Hllffu' .rw inn? Ilrwwmlr' lmy, lmlllull lWl.ll'Cllll'1g ll.1ml: Cuncurt liunilg Equip- ment lxl.ll'l.ll1L'l' in li.iml. .IOYCE A. JONES li-in-sic-'A Business OW Tian Cfli.iu. Ijlir will 1l'llIl .uv nldfr. lj.ll'1L'll'1I1.Z Club 11 'l'i'i-Hi-Y 5. -lp lntnuuumls l. 24 R, 'll Hall Patrol -l, ViCC4l'rcsiilcnl. SCC- rct.u'y. 'l.l'C.lNllI'LI'. Ambition: lxl.lI'll'lL'N, Scci'ctai'y. AM Sm cfrs Pew Mind jnzikzqm Glcu Nance' FBLA CAROLYN MAE KAUTZ Carol Vocational Br ,quad 1m1r'. lfytif Of flu' llulitl are 1111011 yon. Tri-Hi-Y 2: FHA 2: Archery Club 1: FBLA 1: Nurses Club 2. Ambition: Navy. WAYNE P. KAUTZ XX'aym- Business 'I'lv.n'.r ilu' Ilhlj' Mu' ball I1UlHIftlt',H A real ilflui' ml flmzvfirltqj. Hall Patrol Captain: Stuclent Manager of Ath- letics: Intramurals. LORETTA KUI-IN Peanuts Business Sluugl1l, llklj' I clr1.u'e.7 ' Alll'.I-l'.f af PR. ll7by? Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 3: Intramurals: Argus: Tri-Hi-Y Ambition: Office work, marriage later. ANDREA M. LANDIS Andy Vocational By George. Hung on to Mike. Assistant Treasurer FHA: President FHA: Dance Club 1: Intramurals: FHA 3, 4. Ambition: Barber or beautician. Seuia s ROBERT KIMMEL Bob Business Yeah, Milu'.1ukee. ' Liber .rfvorlr and hirlory ch-mr. Hall Patrol Al: Argus -1: Intramurals 1, 3, 3, 4. Ambition: US. Navy. ALDA KRAMER Nook Business Huly mum A rm! good .r1w1ogmf1be1'. FBLA 2: Dancing Club 1: Intramurals I. Ambition:Secretary. euirfrs XVAYNE C. LOPER VC'g1ync ACrlLI6miC Suu of il.QlH1,'l Ijiw' 116, 1'lr1.l H.1.' Chess Club: Hull Patrol Captain -ig Executive Council -I1 Cc Ve Eye: Treasurer of Class '58. Ambition: College. PATRICIA MQCREARY Put Business 7'lw Y.1r1l-vu will :rin mx! .yt'.n'? ll m1'! gilt nfl U11 ilu' I'.lIIlfL't'.l, 'Y Tri-Hi-Y -. 5, -l. Chaplain 3. President 43 Hockey 2, 51 D.ince Club 11 FBLA 2. 3, -11 Intriimurrils l. 2. 3. -I. Ambition: VC'orlq in :ln office. CYNTHIA K. LINDSAY Cindy Business URt'.IH'1 '. LUILV of Mr. follfi' ff.l,ftf,, Dancing Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Hall Patrol 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 5. A11 FBLA 2. Ambition: Bookkeeper or Armed Forces. LOUISE LONG Louise Business A 11.11 h0111im.iLw'. FHA 3, -1. Scfrctnry lg FBLA SQ Intramurals 1, 2. 3. -I. Ambition: Office iob. SARA IVIlfSSINCiilfR S1ilmrii Business Ol1.'1b.1! Biff. Sw .wir in llmul lffmfir. V lnt1'.imur.ils l. 2, 9, ll. Ambition: Typist iintl m.irri.igc l.ttcr. SHIRLEY MOORIE Sliirl Business lfw1tilf1'. QllftlgfifufNt11'Kfr1.qilr1r1, Intritmuriils l, 2, 3. -li Girls' Hotlxcy 2, 33 FBLA 2. 5. -lg 'l'ri-Hi-Y 53 Home-miilcini.: Club 21 Argus 'ig Hitll Patrol 'lg Home-room SCC- retnry l. Ambition: Bookkeeper or pr.ictic.1l nurse. Sclfzbrs ETHEL M. MYERS Blondie Business Ili'y. i'id,r, ' Blond .flf70!'f,f frm. Quief. but 61118. Intramurals l, 2. 5, sl: Dancing Club lg FBLA 2. Ambition: Secretary. GEORGE MYERS Yudd Vocational 7'lu'rv'.r urulbiug like 1l'11l'bfl1kL' in Ihr' d'fffhC'Il.U The big qu.1r!w'b.1rlH. Homeroom President 4: Mix, Beat, and Eat Club, President -1: Varsity Football 3. -lg Bas- ketball, IV. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 41 Track 2, 3, -I. Ambition: Undecided, CHARLES MORROW Charlie Vocational lV'l1ere'.f Carole? I! 'i1lcb fha! Ford! Industriul4Arts Club Secretary 45 Intramurals 1 7 5 Ambition: Navy. TIMOTHY MURPHY Tim General Thou ,rbalf fm! ,ruawl if. Girlrf Filly bi! curly bair, Sfudjy balli are hir fawrife iubjert. Homeroom President 31 Varsity Baseballg Girlsg Staying out as late as possible, RONALD lf. MYERS Ronnie Academic UAIJII. it'.r like. Eujoyr tickling lbe i1'0I'i6'.Y. President of junior Art Club It President Senior Band -ig Chorus 53 Glee Club 4: Sen- ior Band 3, 4g Dance Band 3. 43 Concert Band 3, 4. Ambition: Music teacher. MARY PASCARELLA Mary Academic Noir iwlw lm' ilu' fuckin' bu? flzmlhef Flfmzzci Nitqbrirllullu. Om' of Baud of A11- golf! Nurses Club, Vice-President '1. Secretary 21 IRC 2. 53 Band Front 2, 31 Red and Wliite Masquers 5, el: Dance Club lg Student Coun- cil 3. -I1 Executive Council .lg Hall Patrol Al, Argus Editor -ig Ce Ve Eye 1, 2: junior Class Play 33 Intramurals 1. Z. 31 Class Secretary 2. Ambition: Temple Ilniversity Hospital School of Nursing. DAVID W. PAULUS Dave Vocational . . Study half! famrile rubjert. FFAQ Intramurals: Reporter and Sentinel in FFA. Ambition: Farmer. TERRY PAULUS Terry Vocational . . . ' Walrh thai cbippie. FFA 1, 2. 5. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sen- tinelg FFA 2g Reporter Bi-Countyg FFA 5. Ambition: Farming RONNY M. RADTKE Poncho Vocational Some of lbe bmi -'H'J7'.f of my life have been uxulcd in irbfmlf' Deep. dark, dtlflillg dim- pler. Industrial Arts Club 41 Intramurals -I. RICHARD M. RANGE Smokey Vocational Holy Imllx of firef' Go, Smokey. Argus 4: Industrial Arts Clubg FBB1 Intra- muralsz FFA, President: Secretary of Indus- trial Arts Club. Smivrs CLYDE A. POTTEIGER jR. Pottie Vocational . . Pl.1r1,r In ln' .1 pluu' Iwi .md mnrry Il riclz u'idI1u'. I'l'A 1. 2. 3. -ii FEB 1. 2. 3. -lx Hall Patrol -l. Ambition: Farmer. VALERIA A. PRAISNER Vickie Business I b.zlv ILJI imma fV.1lcri.1D. 'I'.1lb.rln'c'- Cl.1in1.r Mr, Brilfwzfr FIJI! Zum' .III cffefl nu hier. Band Front Club -ig Argus 4g Senior Play fig FBLA 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 23 Head Maiorette fig Flagtwirler 2. 5. 4. Vice-Presidenh Band Front Club. Ambition: Secretary. MICHAEL P. READ Mike Vocational Dinh f'IIUll'. do j'I1ll.T' xlamflwr .l'f701'fJ'I2Ifll1 zrba liiftzr xlfzdy. Intlustrial Artsg Intramurals. Ambition: Architectural engineer. DARLENE REED Dee Academic 'l'lw.n1,6,r .1 Zuuljl. n'ruf1. Cilllll lin' zrilbout .111 Ikon' hot r.1r,r! One of B.l7ld of AI1lQl'!.f. Mi.rrbiv1'01zr. Art Club Ll, Intramurals 2, 3. -lg Hall Patrol 4. Ambition: Armetl Forces. Smio 5 5 Q R wks, x fr ,S aff 2' 5 ROBERT ROBERTS Bob Acatlcmic . . Out' of our .rI.n'faullmll111.1-1cr.r. l'BB l, Z, 3, -'lg Cnlee Club 3. rl: Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Marching 1, 2, 3, 'lg Dance 3, -lg Assem- bly I. 2, 5, Concert 1, 1, 3, Al: Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3. -lg Basketball, junior Varsity 1, Eg Varsity 3, -i. Ambition: College. JUDY A. ROSS jutly Secretarial Hllnfy mm. Alilbcll' quilt' il fliffllfl' in tr fund lnfiffirvl. Marching Band l, 2, Band Front -lg Tri-Hi-Y l, 21 Library Club lg FBLA 1, 5, Alg Hall Pa- trol ll: Argus -l: Ce Ve Eye I: Intramurals l, 2. 31 Varsity Hockey 2: Varsity Basketball 1, 2. Ambition: Marriage. PHIL REPLOGLE Phil Academic Thtlz',r nice. 011, lfJU,re peaceful wfzlkr lbrougb llae cevzelvry. Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Barbershop 3, 45 Ce Ve Eye 4g County Chorus 3, 43 Hall Patrol 4. Ambition: Science Teacher, Elizabethtown College. MILLIE A. RITTER Millie Business Meflafn1icr!11n'g or bun. Goex to :own on tba! rbcwiug gum. Dancing Club 11 Library Club 2g FHA 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3. -lg FBLA 2, 3, 41 junior-Senior Playg Hall Patrol 43 Argus -1, Vice-Presidentg Secretary Tri-Hi-Y fl. Ambition: Navy. Seuivrs HARVEY L. RYDER Hari-e General Tlv.1l',f tlw xmvm' the bull lm1u1re,f. Eujayx a juleu. Plt'iI,l'lN'Q jfwxrnrmlily. Student Council Representative rl: Dance Club 13 Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Sportsmans Club 1, 22 Library Club 33 AV Club 3. 4: Barber Shop 3, 43 County Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: District Chorus 3. -l: Hall Patrol 43 Intramurals. Ambition: Trade school. KENNETH G. SGRIGNOLI Sgrig Vocational I dmfl mfr. Sal-'l'.f be really .vludier in .rludy lull. FBB 1, 2. 3. All Stage Crew 2, 3: Football 1. 2. 3. -lg Student Council 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3. -l. Ambition: Carpenter. FAY A. ROTH UFHYH Vocational Om' of Ihr' thy Iqirlr, FHA Historian. RAY G. RUTTER HRHYH Vocational Tb.1l'5 for Ike bircl,r, Band 2. 3. All Mix. Beat. Eat Club -i. Plays a mean trombone. CONNIE L. SHANK Connie Vocational lt lake! one In lrrmu' wie. Really mold' up fl .rlorm in Home Er. New Reporter 33 President County Council 4: Delegate to State Convention 3: FHA 2. 3, 43 Dance Club 13 Hall Patrol -l. Ambition: Beautician. RONALD SHOPF Greg Academic Ub.' Obfn A keg 0fdJ'?1.l71Illr.' in lab. Library Clubg Wrestling: Red and Wliite Masque-rs: Junior Play: One Act Play: Argus: Hall Patrol: IRC. Ambition: Armed Fo rces. miors JOYCE A. SOUDER Arlene Business Heir rule. Shar! 'n' .l'll.lf7f7j', tllllklxllli Iizugbiug. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, FBLA 1. 23 Library 25 Intramurals l, 2, 3, -l, Treasurer 2, Chaplain 1. DONALD SPAI-IR Spa1'ke Business Newer give up. Quicl, mf! spoken guy. FBLA, Mix, Beat, and Eat Club 4. Ambition: Undecided, 4 PAUL SMEE Since General AnylJou'. Liber appoyite rex. FFA 1, FBB 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Red and White Masquers 1, 2, 3, 43 Barber Shop Quartet 3, Sportsman's Club 2, 53 President of Sportsmans Club 3, Secretary of Home- room 3. Ambition: Armed Forces. JOHN W. SMITH Smitty Vocational Hey! Boyf' Haier lo make u Jpeecb. Library Ig FFA 1, 2, 3, 41 Art Club 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM STALEY Bill Academic Fun to give, life for fun. Art Club 3. Ambition: College-Dentistry. CAROLYN L. STARNER Carolyn Academic Gee :url-'l' Ob. lbmt' l4'U!1dt71'fIl! .1pf1le-frie.f- Siizgr ffl .rb0u'w'. Band-Marching 1, 2, 5, il, Concert 1, 2, 3, -i, Assembly 1, 2, 3. -ig German Band 5, il: Executive Council 2. 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. -1, Varsity Hockey 21 Intramurals 11 Student Council 2, 3, 41 Music Editor of Argus 43 Ce Ve Eye -ig Hall Patrol -ig County Band 1, 2, 5, Mig County Chorus 5, -ll Secretary Band 1, 2, 3, -ig Librarian Band 1, 2, 3. -1. Ambition: Indiana State Teachers College. MARLENE STAUB Marlene Secretarial 0lv.' Nul.r. ' Fricudly and quiet. Band l. 2. 3. -1: County Band 2, 3, fig Hall Patrol -lg Band Librarian rl. Ambition: Secretary. HELEN STOUFFER Helen Vocational Homcmaking I d0n'l kFIOZl'.n Can be men in .rrbnol library. Library Club l. 2, 3, -lg Hall Patrol 41 In- tramurals 1. 2. 3: Library Club President 1, fl. Secretary 2. I WILLIAM THUMMA Bill Industrial Arts B.1bVJ'. lb.1l'r good. N0 l7!IlIl61l'0I'li for mu. FBB 1. 2. 3. rl: Mix. Beat. and Eat Club fig Intramurals l. 2. 1. rl. Vice-President Home- room -iz President FBB -1. Ambition: Bricklaycr. DONALD TRAUB Don Industrial Arts 1,1111-,r thaw ,rikfb prrind .rludy lmllr. FBB 1. 2. 3: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3. Seuinrs SALLY STOUGHT SalIy Secretarial Kul9r1.' You alnmrr bil lvimf' Good nfblele. Tri-Hi-YQ Argus 41 Intramurals: Girls' Leagueg Homeroom President 3, Secretary 1, Ambition: School Teacher. CLARA A. STUMP Clara Ann Secretarial G11a'.r, ' Gund 14'07'1'l'I' .YIM in 51112111 FBLA 2. 3, Ai: Secretary to Faculty Manager of Atlilctics 5. -il Hall Patrol -li Tri-Hi-Y 2: Editor ot' Handbook -iz Handbook Staff 2. 5. 4: Secretary Homcroom 5: Sccrc-tary Senior Class: Vice-President FBLA -1. Ambition: Secretarial work and marriage. as W? ' 6? my D, . Q Wgg4AR 'l' ' ocational '1:gAvfg. Q7Li1fU7,f J 'lc iluh .ccrgy 33 S rcta y Homeroom - ' Glc ilub . 1. Tri-Hi-Y 21 Danc- Band Front 5, -i. An itiorli 'ndLCidcd. Marriage later. CLAYTON TRAYFR Big Red Vocational Glu zrlfixf' Afrjnarr 1,1 In rlry, lan! uw bmw f21l!L'l'. FBI? -I1 Intramurals 33 FFA 1. JUDITH XVADHAM -Iudy Business Hcjflfllt' 021. j'0I4'Illl.f.'l Ilzrlnx' n'fl1z.x'v. Gif! I0 gdb. Secretary 2: 'l'rcasurcr 23 Vice-President FBLA: Secretary FBLA1 Cheerleading 2, 3, sl: FBLA 3, A11 Hall Patrol Aly Tri-I-li-Y l. NANCY A. WATTS Nan Business Cal.l.rf1'12f1bu. Niue lu i'II0ll',' good -l'b0l'lbtIlld .l'flldt'Ilf. Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y -ig Homcroum Treas- urer -1g Student Council 53 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 41 Speech Club 23 Art Club 2. 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, -1g Dramatics 2. Senzors 'Q-'7' ROBERT TR ESSLER Bob Academic EJ r 1' mm H, erzry ga. FBB4 13 Red and White Masquers 5, 41 Glee Club 2. Ambition: Chemistry or math teacher. FRANK VAUGHN Frank Vocational Obi Thom blullillg tripr. FFA 2. 3, 43 FBB 1: Chess and Checker Club lg Track 2, Senivrs PEGGIF WERTZ Peg Academic ll .1y lo bout 10.11 .rrrcnzbly Dec. Comer in trillw mrdy bell. 0110 of Baud of Angelr. Student Council: Ce-Ve-Eyeg Nurse Club: Red and NX liitc Masquers 1: Band Front 3: Argus I1 Glcc Club rig Hall Patrol -I. Ambition: Tcatlicr. ROBERT WILSON NX'ils Academic 'l'ff.1r1ii .1 zrlmfu. mole. Al1l'.I,1'.t' ,rrlyt lbe riylvl lfwiuy .11 ilu' 1l'I'lNI-Q lime. Student Council: Glue Club 31 Band 43 Football 'lg Basketball -ig Track 33 Barbershop li IIBB -l. FRED L. WEIGEL Fred Vocational I dlllllf 11501 IIINIERH I.a.zf.r .rl P.R. Industrial Arts 2. 5. Ai. Ambition: Undecided. RONALD L. WENTZ Fireball Vocational You .ai11'l ffm Mila. President, Industrial Arts Club -1: I-Iomcroom Ig Vice-President I-Iomeroom 23 Vice-President Industrial Arts Club 31 I-lomeroom President 43 Industrial Arts Club 2. 3, -ig FBB 1, 2, 3, -ig Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, -ig Track 2, 3, fl: Intramurals 1. 2. 3, -I. Ambition: Navy. I ' Business laugh. 5g Vice-President. Li! Club 2, 33 junior Dra- lg 4: FBLA 4: Hall Pa- T ist. X OYCE I. XVOOD I Business Really, MH. Coopcfr .rvrrcl.1ry. Secretary Homeroom 2g Flag Twirler 2, 33 FBLA 23 Argus 41 Intramurals 2, 3, -I. Ambition: Court Reporter. geflfff A 5 f I lffff- w S XZ' I x.-fx 9 fy Uur Hrs! Day As Seniors Sfpfembcr 3, I 95 7 s k Sl' .,.,, -...af BOB ROBERTS First team center on Lowa.-r Snsquclmnnn Conference Football YCIIIU. Head- liners P1'lIII.l',jlI'.llIf.l Apple De.i'.i'er'l Quven CAROLYN STARNER i Min Tap i Teen PAUL BURKHART District 3, Cross Country Champ CAROLYN STARNER First team Guard on Lower Susquclmnnn Conference Foot- ball Team. WITTIEST' Larry Hunter, Vickie Pmisner BEST PERSONALITY Pat Castle. john Barc- u if MOST ATTRACTIVE Terry Paulus, Judy Wadhanu MOST POPULAR Carolyn Stnrner, Don Brandt BEST DRESSED Judy Wadhanu, Xwayne Loper 61115 Who ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Don Brandt. Mary Pnscarellu DID MOST FOR CLASS Pat Castle, john Bare BEST ATHLETES Margaret Brown, George Myers MOST RESPECTED Put Castle, john Bare BOTTOM ROW: M. Travitz, V. Praixner, J. Wadham, P. Replogle, J Ross H. Ryder, S. Stought, L. Blettner, D. Reed. SECOND ROW: A. Landis, C. Stump, C. Culley, H. Stouffer, M. Stub. M. Blissel, N. Watts, P. NX'ertz THIRD ROW: R. Shope, T. Paulus. J. Clouser, M. Ritter, S. Moore, C. Lindsay. C. Shank, P. Castle, M. Pascarella. FOURTH ROW: C. Pottieger. J. Bare. B. Herman, M. Barton, B. Beaty, B. Tressler. W. Kautz, W. Loper. Smiar. . . . . . Snaps Hall Petra! Order in the hall . . . slow down, keep to the right . . . cutting in the lunch line . . . where's your badge today? . . . stay out of your locker . . . go around that hall patrol . . . late for duty again . . . where are all the sub- C0 Clp1.liz1.v XV 15 ne Kautz NW 15 ne Loper nd Stitutes . . . where are the captains again? . . . x2 Q C if jg .Qi Q v S52 IZA :b L I invoke the Fifth Amendment. 6.2! . ,Q T... il - 9' A 1 ,nf S.. - f K If Britton's Spectacular Bulletin Boards. I' tl Um Sc' I' L' by 'X Q --.1 x Attentive at the beginning. Hours later, hlah! TOO tired. Scuivr 611155 The first time the school's own set was used . . . what gorgeous scenery . . . dig that crazy bookcase . . . it took hours . . . thank you, Mr. Enck, stage crew, cast . . . turn those fans on . . . ghostly magic with the lights . . . weak tea for the liquor? . . . here comes the guys, oops gals with the strait jackets . . . a ghost you can see . . . it was h - all right . . . they, that was crossed outj . . . , hut p.llll'S goodnight kiss wasnt . . . another senior class triumph!!! Yea! Mr. Ifnck! -iii--1 The eternal triangle. Poor Phi can't see ghostly Don. -A 5 --ai Y ' Out on a drunk? Not really. l ees- ef' W Q 2 s 1 9-n Nl I xl V. ' 1. 1 L. f 5 9. v,. 'Di 0 'QV Q? P I W0 I' Pram ,, ..... -HI W. v 1 u' DON BRANDT, Superriiiug Print! 11.11 . John Bare replaces Mr. Slaybnugh 0 Bob NX'ilson instructs science classes. Thats the way the mop flops. Paul Burkhart gives calisthenics drills. Too many cooks spoil the brothf gv,,,....f-fr MELVIN BARTON, Arfirtant Pfinfipal Type, girl, type. 0 Michael Read cuts up in wood- shop. What a pretty teacher! Q f Cut that out, you character! Teachers are demoted to Hall Patrol status. How to stay healthy. we'1ltl1y 'md xx ise The Hung-out, Here today, gone tomorrow. Guess who Seniors tour the Bowery. Kami lily Smell any ham? Helen, that's th l yours C NVfOflg XVIIY. The big 0 Drop the tasslc now, not later. The Grand Entry 9 The proud parents Y f Kammcnwmcn 'arf f X. Q1 9' 1 37 'J' Humberland M116 6111 Baccalaureate on Sunday night . . . The Victorius Life ticlivcrcd by Rcvcrcnti Clarl ence Chubb . , . graduation night, Thurs- day evening, June 5 , . . smiling professional . . . greetings by salutatorian, .Iutlith Ann Wilcilmiliii . . . introduction ot' Speaker by valcdictnrian, Mary Pascarclla . . , thc Cum- ,,....--' Ou r iferciscs UQ ak. D51 vii 1 1 , Forty-seven more to gn. hgh Salma! yf '58 mcnccmcnt address, UI.iX'fIlAQ in thc Outer Sparc Age by Dr. Rammuy C, Mowrcy . . . .lXN'.lI'nlill.Q ol' diplomas . . . prcscntntimm of class gilt Chl-fl record phycrj by dass president, john Ihre, Jr .,.. we are now alumni and arc wc-lcomul .ls such . . . the snrl t'in.xlc thc rcrcssioml . . . .X 3 1-..,-mu .11.'l1cJ. Lilllghiflg or crying? Irs ull over. but thc t , V! kr E? a rf U ' . fr- 4.1.5-E' 51- HELEN STOUFFER Farm Womens Group No. 2 and -1 Award for Excellence in Home- making . . . Balfour Award for Achieve- ment in Homemaking. HAROLD COOVER Farm Womens Group No. 2 and 4 for Ex- cellence in Agriculture. CAROL CULLEY C.V. Ed. Assoc. Schol- arship. ' 4 'se w ' 7 im CAROLYN STARNER D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award . . . Balfour Award for Excellence Music. DELORES BEAMER Betty Crocker Home- making Award. RONALD MYERS Silver Spring W'omen's Scholarship Award. MARGARET BROWN Balfour Award for Achievement in Health and Physical Educa- tion. JOHN BARE, JR. American Legion Award . . . Dan- forth Foundation Award for Ex- cellence in leadership . . , Silver Spring XVomen's Scholarship Award . . . Balfour Awards for Achieve- ment in Health and Physical Educa- tion and Industrial Arts. PEGGIE WERTZ Sico Scholarship RONALD SHOPE Balfour Award for Achievement in Sci- ence. CLARA ANN STI 'MP American Legion Award PAT CASTLE Class of '55 Service to School . Danforth Foundation Award for Ex- cellence in Leadership . . . Balfour MARy PASCARELLA Award for Achievement in History. Valedictorian . . . Alumni Award for Highest Scholastic Average . . . Bausch 84 Lomb Science Honorary Award . . . Hampden Township Civic Club Scholarship Award . . . Reader's Digest Award for Excel- lence in Scholarship . . . Social Studies Award . , . Balfour Awards for Achievement in English and Languages. JUDY WADHAM Salutatorian Nationwide Insurance, Excellence in Business. ANDREA LANDIS Farm Wcin1en's Group No. 2 and 4 Award for Excellence in Home- making. TERRY PAULUS DeKalb Award for Ex- cellence in Agriculture, MARLENE STAUB Balfour Award for Achievement in Typ- ing. ll v ll mu Ml ll,! U Dk l7Jp0,U V M01 f' ZQOLU X Q Administration x ,find P nl' Pl' f , 1 f 1' ,lyk W l 1,6 nfff we! ll A . If ' 'L' WQQIQTQI' ,zjlfq ff 'f5f'v'v'03 A I-7 L Q A ,. U7 .QNX x Nr X 'vi Ty .incnlfy Z W TO THE CLASS OF 1958 We wish to congratulate you upon the completion of your high school career. We also want to acknowledge the contributions which you have made to your school. We know that you have been well schooled in the traditional fundamentals and hope that you also have developed many additional attitudes basic to American behavior, the essential skills of teamwork, initiative, honesty, and such habits as personal cleanliness and common courtesy. We appreciate your efforts in helping to build a worthwhile tradition for the Cumberland Valley High School. These traditions will become emblematic of your school in the future. Wfe wish you Godspeed in all your future undertakings and may Good Fortune light the way. Best Wfishcs. Jwwai. Thomas A. Clugston Supervising Principal Dear Seniors: To the Class of 1958: My Message to You: just These Few Wfords: Now you belong to that growing body-the Alumni of C.V.H.S. You will be known as the Class of '58, the fourth Class in the young history of our school. It was a pleasure to live and work with you. Our best wishes go with each of you. Give your best, whatever the task, and success and happiness will be your good fortune. The welcome mat will always greet you. Remember these lines in the Alma Mater: May we be always staunch and true to thee our Red and Wluite. As Eagles flying high, may we our standards bear. Congratulations, Class of 1958. XXfe are proud of you. GAL? Charles R. Slaybaugh Principal P. S. Successful people always do more than they are expected to do. as if s, , ,, , if' JAMES R- HFCKLFR MRS. VIRGINIA N. KLINGER Guidance Director Dean of Girls Social Studies SAMUEL M. SANZOTTO GEORGE J. BEISTUNE Assistant Principal Secretary of joint Board Chairman of Social Studies Department MRS, LOVEEN CQ. ALBRICHT jointurc Art Supervisorg BS, Edin- lworo S.T.C.g Art Club. . 'i N, '- , I . . N , ,M . i f - I-IOMER M. BARTON XVILLIAM W. BRITTON, III BS., Shippensburg S.T.C.g M.Ecl., A.B., Dickenson College, Social Bucknell Universityg English, So- Studies, Key Club, Ce-Ve-Eye Ad- cial Studies, Dance, Sportsmans visor. Clulv. JOSEPH R. CARR BS., Lock Haven S.T.C.1 Physical Education, Coaching Staff. X09 fgijlaiigg . , :ill l , tp I ,.f'-'- i sa W , 'g,V-H5 . I MRS. NORMA M. COOPER BS., Grove City College, Business Stenotype, Business Correspondence Typing, Central Treasurer. MARIIH N I.. DAUTRICI-I IIS., East Stroutlslvurg S.T.Cf.g MS, Pennsylvania State Ilnixersityg Phys- ical Education. P 'fa' . l I J I4 I 1 .' x I I , I f W -'FHL GEORGE DAVIS A.B., Columbia Universityg Social Studies, I.R.C and Student Council Advisor, ROBERT DECK BS., Shippensburg S.T.C.g Science Sophomore Class, Science and Pho to Club Advisor. -sq? VANCIE C. ENCK, JR. B.S., Indiana S.T.C.g Speech, Soc al Studies, Red and White Masque 's, Speech Club, i ...7 I 1 BOYD M. FORTNEY BS., Millersville S.'I'.C.g M.lfd., Temple Universityg Driver Educa- tion, Golf Team. RONALD FINKENBINDER B.S., Shippensburg S.T.C.g Business, Typing, Bookkeeping, S e n io r lf.B.B. 'in- MRS. BARBARA K. GAZIBARA B.S., Indiana S.T.C.g Art, Junior Art Club, Crafts, Reading. IVAN XV. IIRITZ BS., Lock Haven S.T.C.g M.Ed., Penn State Universityg Social Stud- ies, Junior Hi-Y. XY'II.MI3R I.. HARRIS HERBERT E. I-IAYS, IR. THOMAS R. HELMAN BS.. PC1111 SMC Universityg Voca- B.S., Shippensburg S.T.C.g Science, B.S., Shippensburg S.T.C.g Social H0081 A,SLfiCL1lfL1fC, l .F.A. Mathematics, Ninth Grade Sports- Studies, Science. 'T' s, ii Nh I . wr . le ' ,... I . A if-I 'ffm...,,N4l , -., K4 -1-..,. . ,.,W.,i.fLWt Q ,.'?r-- I ,..,'h-wg man's Club. ELIEANOR T. H INKLE B.S., Susquehanna Universityg In- strumental Music and junior High Orchestra. WILLIAM E. IRWIN On Leave-Science Program at Penn State University. MRS, MARY KELSO B.S., Penn State University, Home Economics and lil-I.A. Advisor. MRS. PHYLLIS Llil-IMAN B.S., Shippenshurg S.T.C,g Person- al Typing, lf.B.L.A. Advisor. NANCY L. LIMBERGER B.S., Penn State University, Music, Glee Club. Special Chorus, Bar- bershop Quartet, Choraliers. JOHN N. JOLL B.S., Indiana S.T.C.g M.Ed., Penn State University, Business Educa- tion and j.V. Basketball Coach. in .pls ., ,jf fl.. i W1 MRS. MELVILLE B. KIZLIN B,A., Beaver College, French, Span- ish, English, Pink and Gray Mas- quers, Dance Club. WILMER XV. LUCKENBAUGH B.S., Millersville S.'I'.C.g M.A., New York University: Senior High Mathematics, junior Sportsiniiifs Club. CARI. E. MARTIN MRS. EDITH H. MCCANDLESS LUCY K. MrC'I.AY BS., lflizaluethtown Clollegeg Math- B.S., Temple Universityg English l5.S.. Sliippenslvurg Sflfffg English einaties, Varsity Basketball, ,l,V. and Mathematics. and' Snienne. SS. Newspaper. Baseball. JACK lf. MYERS l5.S., Sliippenslwnrg S.T.C.1 English, junior Class Play, Argus Advisor. k kg- I7 MRS. HELEN G. MILEXVSKI Ali., I.elvan0n V a l l e y Collegcg X M.A.. University ol' Pennsylvanizlg l American Acarlemv in Roineg l.atin anal English. Latin Club. MRS. BIANCHE Nl3Wl3l4L MRS. FRANCES S. NYE MRS. MILLICENT S. BS.. lilooinslwurg S.T.C.g Englishg BS., Lock Haven S.,-FLC.: M.Ed,, RINEHART Chairman, English Departmentg Penn State Universityg English, Ar- B.S,, Shippensburg S.T.C.g English, junior Library Service Group. gus Advisor. Senior Tri-Hi-Y. RAYMOND W. SCHMIDT B.S., Millersville S.T.C.g Junior High Mathematics, junior F.B.B., junior High Football Coach. VIRGINIA A. SCHOOLEY B.S., Kutztown S.T.C.g Librarian, junior and Senior High Library Service Groups. ELMER R. SEALOVER B.S., Penn State Universityg M.S. Penn State Universityg Vocational F.F.A. MR. H. DAVID SECRIST BS West Chester STC' Geo raphy, Varsity Baseball Coach, Hi- Y Club. MRS. BETSY R. SHAFFERT A.B., Dickenson Collegeg Social Studies and Arithmetic, Sports Club. GLENN E. SMITH MAX SMITH MRS. RACHEL SPADE B.S., Shippensburg S.T.C.3 Science, B.A., Findlay Collegeg Social Stud- B.A., Lebanon Valley Collegeg jun Photography Club, Science Club. ies, j.V. Football Coach, F.B.B., ior High Mathematics. Varsity Track Coach. 1-an-. JACK M. TAYLOR B.S., Arizona S.T.C.g M.A., Colo- rado S.T.C.g Industrial Arts, Au- dio Visual Aids. JAMES W. WALLACE B.S., Shippensburg S.T.C., Science, Junior High F.B.B. DORIS WEAVER B.S., Mansfield S.T.C.g junior High Home Economics, Senior Class Ad- visor, Cheerleaders. JOHN WELLS B.A., William and Mary College, M.Ed., University of Virginia, Spe- cial Education. PAUL M. XVIGI-IAMAN B.S., University of New Mexico, Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club. KENNETH I. WOODHALL B.S., Gettysburg College, Health, Physical Education, Varsity Foot- ball Coach. Qvyp MRS. DORIS R. WHAITE B.S., East Stroudsburg S.T.C.g Eng- lish, Health and Gym, Archery. Q MRS. MARILYN C. WOODHALL B.S., Indiana S.T.C.g Junior High Home Economicsg junior High Homemaking Club. MRS. BARBARA I-I. ZEIDERS B.S., Sllippcnsburg S.T.C.g English, Business Advisor, Ce-Ve-Eye. W1 EARL R. ZIMMERMAN B.S., California S.T.C.g M.Ed., Penn State Univcrsityg Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club, Faculty Manager Athletics. l DEWITT P. ZUSE B.S., University of Michigang M.A., Lebanon Valley Collegeg Music Education, Band, Dance Band. Wie' 6' f l555lV5 54' M0 gunning ICH.-0 as W C SECRETAN mme. A. D -'WL NURSE D- J- Spam, STAIEII Orofhy I. Hartman SEATE I .ACL 5. Kfee' Ritchie- Z- R1 SCHOOL BOARD FIRST ROW: C, Toomey, G. Beistline. 1. Morrison, j. Durnim, B. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: J. Zimmerman. XV. Mntlack, A. Hoover, M. Basehore. A. Copenhauver. L, Nailer. H. Butshull, J. Sunday. THIRD ROW: R. Shearer, C. Stought, E. Miller, H. Sunday. E. Metzger, I.. Brown. M. Vl'eigle. N Q U Robert Leiby Helena Lcitzell R ,ff ' I Mumzger Mizmzgu' TV. .4 CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA WORKERS FIRST ROW: R. Leibly, W. Hartz. FIRST ROW: B. Snyder, N. Sheibley, R. Yuhn SECOND ROW: H. Cruber, W, Zeig- SECOND ROW: G. Kingsborough. M. Sheriff. M ler. Cl-ymans. R. Kohr. E. Confer. 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Goodyear C. Gouse M. Greason H. Gregor T. Griffiths L. Gsell R. Guschel P., Haclrett R. Hale D. Hall J. Hall S. Hardy K. Harris J. Heinze G. Henry J. Hershey R. Hershey D. Hertzler T. Hoffman C. Hola: R. I-Iollar S. Hoover T. Hopple L- HOSUCI G- HOV R- HOV S. Hull S. Hummel C. Humer P. Humer R. Hunter R. Hupper J.YJ0hnS0n WP. Johnson D. Kautz S. Kile K. Keller V. Kelly T. Kemberling S. Kennedy B, Kline J, Kopenhaver N, Kulmerr Y D. Lantz B. Lehman V. Lehman B. Limpo P. Loper J- Manning D. McCuslin D. McComisn K. McCreary I. McGuire J. McGuire D. McKee K. Mentzer 1. Miller P. Miller V. Morrison W. Moyer . k.,, g ,.. . W ' i N . . - -W.. . fn 2 ' -I : ,. . ifiiij . X .1 K -5' : . . ,Q Ks., ' ' . . .- . Tug.. 5.1-. . . ' , ii' H , . . .. .S S KH. S ,A.A1 - . .. - , X -- N ' f 4 .- ., -, 'X A. . -.I-gg. 5, ,A ' , ' 4, ag 1 W' ew H 4 .. . .ir - ,, . A 5 - i ' 5 J X , 'il K , ii xx 4 E. Myers VU. Myers B. Nailor L. Nicholson J. Noss L. Palm B. Palmer L. Panza .. - 1.x M pifvviiw .. . A ,A .Q ii llr- 1+ A N df MQ ii x 'yi A I '- if V -' ' C' P1155 D- Paulus D- P6Ch11rt G- PiI1CiH B. Price J. Tuakenbush R. Quigley J. Radabaugh ': xy H yr' -' A , F A I f gi - ... I 5 .. A Q kk an 5 ' i ii Na 5' if . . .. . S N5 Wi... Q. . 'l 1 r L. Rndiibnugh R. Rhodes E. Richenbach C. Sanderson L. Sheaffer J. Shepler D. Sheriff D. Sheriff I I S if I 4 . In X A . f Y y .:1. S' .-ri' si if X t 'Nb t , - .. f - P li' ' x . , g Ii . . 'Q ' xv. t C. Slwllfrl C, Shields N. Shughart L. Shuman S, Simmons F. Sloop L, Slopp C, Smith y. I' .. 552 is J A. i x te ln y X . Vi Q: Q N X ' ff 'i K Y I A G E. Smith T. Smith G. Snyder B. Stoner E. Stump J. Sunday T. Sunday K. Sullivan S. Swartz M. Tanger J. Thompson G. Trayer G. Tressler C. Vogelsong . Wade G- Wade HQ? x ..... 45... Eg k f 'Za .X .0 . R , 1. -gxi ' . 'W-I. . ' . L S . s .,.. P -f -Sq 3.5.3 Q in H 1 . I - A ye A , th is .A .N in an 1 I K i X X i if P. 'ii ' A':.:.: r 1 ' J. NWQLLZYICI' S. Warcholak j. Warner B, Watkins A. Watts M. Weaver j. NX'ear M. Weber t 2 .lg , .y Q S. Wfeber 1. Weis B. Wfentz C. Wentz 8th Grade continued- il , A ,,.n, . . . . . ,... f, . , . . ,. -. ' ,-. p fs, f L: L'-L Q :mir Q, 5 X - -gs ,'7 ' - f ' . ' Zhi? ' f'L Q mx X N. Nl' N ff f'- Qi P. Wheeler B. Whistler A. Whitcomb A. Whitcomb D. Willard D. Wilson D- WiDlfrS C- Ylngef S zfmflz Grade V . I ., A ju I .. ' - M. if -gg Q 'D W ' X-All -M A - ,Q . 'f , v-v.. .. X- Q A. Acri R. Alspaugh V. Baum C. Billow D. Boyd K. Brewbaker L. Chronister R. Collins 'R' S. Compton J. Conrad S. Conrad C. Cully G, Cummings S. Dehart R. Dick G. Dolbin .ea ' ll in , af'L,'eai Xxx ' ., i X 'L X 4' S. Dorner D. Eppley C. Fenicle R. Fenn D. Fertenbaugh M. Fike A, Fulton A. Gehr f' . - we A: in ...... . I , 2 531 T? .f . ee 4 of-A A 1- ... if - W ff . Ill? .-, -- .-1. . , ,.. f . . ... 4 i .. 22... -12.1 A . . ' . ' X 1 WP . P15 552-..f,.'3S2+. .V. 4. A V N ' j. Gensler R. Gleim R. Gonzalez N. Gramm W. Griffie L. Gross S. Grove J. Hempt XX Y. U -Q V is A li . V I L be r 5' F 3 Z9 - 1 'if' ,gg f 4 ' 'hi' 'ir 'V '5 5 . N. Hill B. Hurley C. Hurley H. jones B. Kauffman K. Kingsborough C- KOSCI' K- Kfeigff a a l L QW fo l. 'N If sr F -M11 nk' 1 ' E H 'iw iz :Q M. Kuhn , Lebo J. Line L. Long T. Long R. Lowery E. Ludt C. Lynes F It S T. M1CkCy D. Manny C. Marchi D. Mathews D..McCallistor, C. McCreary F. Miller J. Miller me sr? flaw QQ J. N21il0r M. Peffer H. Peiper E, Railing B. Rhoads B. Rickert W. Rimmer S. Rinehart S S -l ,, r fx. . ix' ,iw 3, ? ills mi 9 'Eli X 4 ' V bw., Q P ,AQLM W L gl S. .A .,. ,ig Q u V. , o f J- Rlfmef R. Rowe G. Sampson T. Saphore C. Shaclcll M. Sheller C. Shultz R- Shllflk ' N L il Q. L R- 5iIl1f110nS P. Stemeling H, Stoner C. Swartz M. Trimmer C. Waggener D. Vfeiser P. Whitsell M. Witter M. Wolfe J. Woodward A. ZCiCl6l'S ,pancr- FF. RX. -. ure' Y' . ' gy ,.,. E . f x l G. AJHIWUS J. Allen K. Brief C, Bare N. Barton J. Benlnrd A. Billm.xn D. Black iff Q . Y . 'Alfa' it 'J f . X ll 3 C Ig C. Boyd B, Brown P. Clem R. Collins C. Conrad R, Deirifh R. Demurtyn S. Dorm-1' f ','L I ' 1 A 1 ' u --T . - - lr . Y . 5 Z 'x fx L mar fr . I X . K U, if I A .fx , X -s 1 K L QM A , fl 5 , A I f X ...sz MX 'EQ .- . V. Duhs M. Dupert J. Enck V. Eslinger S, Finicle R. Foust R. Gnrlin N. Geiling F. fs Wir ft if XE .1 . I A, A ya' N H H A K S. Goetz J, Golden F. Goodyear L. Humcr P. Knnry C, Kilnqqr N, Kimmel Q King l .,l V I E W ,,r.., .. U V. ,ri wi A. 215' ,yt C . R 5 1,. f 1 -,sf fm- L J . .' . I I at ti V 'xg' V fl XX 'K 4 ., N n X H 'f t - H. Lamp R. Lawson B. Lower L. Luther F. NL'Nemnr lf. Myers XV. Neal l.. lhgc if , Jw, -' g J i , is W v - f kia? 1 Q 5, . VL 9 Y I n mf- .. . x -' l I.. Piphcr XXV Rilnntl M. Ritchey R. Ritter G. Rodcnhiser R, Ryan R. Sadler G. Sampson e lee A . wi , , ' N XX X x X R. B. Slmfron D. Shank A. Stenfnnon D. Stoner J. Sunday C. Valnnsrlnlnn B. XX'ciwcr C, wlL'l'tl li., 'gl Lrg ' l' t4 it -.' . M 'K rl . XX'ilson ll. XX'itmer N, XVolt' J. Xwoorl . .. ,Y R. Iiucklcy I.. Baer M. Bauclmizln J. Benner J. Bentley B. Buddy R. Comgm, J. Conner : 3' W : at -i -- XA -A: ' fri I ? I F I Sf' I V ' 'X ' -. k A Qi J. Cupcnliavci' D. Critlc-r 5. Evans F. Flusher I.. Gilchrist C. Gordon XV. Gordon C. Hare ' . I . . ' . I 1 . - r ii? SI - Sv -4 4 K . - E , u.. I . J I 'Il q f l 'Q r -i:' ' f .' ' i wl s ,. . li. Hoffer G. Kennedy D. Kcrstcttcr K. Kmiscr D. Lauer J. Layne C. Little K. Mcffnrmish , K J. Miller D. Moycr I.. hlllfliltt B. Myers G. Ruhcrts J. W'L'lf.lnn G. XX'cvmla1L1 R. NX'CVOL.l4lll D. XX'uIf N 5 '39 I 'll I X Yi . ian , f Q . . i . ,x . ,A VU. NUTICY D. Orris D. Prusscr J. Rabold 411 V. 'lf 5-llklfllf'-l N. Sh-lllll Shaun V. Shirley I.. Smith R. Stnncr I.. Stough 5 I I M I I in iw i it 3 'iv J. Ycingst 'II Yeingst T. Zink C. Znok I U 5' f uf, 11 , 11' In the Art Roumf it 'ffp F 3- t xv W X hx dw K gxdmw- C OW .wc , if-1 In tl1u'I'y-ping R In the I.ihr.1ry. ln the Cafeteria. . Y NC ww YK we N In thc' ShnpQ. x f 4 N Activities A Bvgivtg-CgH.vnx.KJND ROXXff'1QuiF11: L.. Bartu, 1 qhi OFFICERS FIRST ROW? B. Brenncman. L. Stuncr. SECOND ROXV: J. Duffy. S. Klingcr. R. Pcffc-r. HPV FFFF ...... i I ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS ip-ri Brenneman. R. PeffeisULbi:ii!TIl.-Kerfsneri . . . Swimming party at the Harrisburg FIRST ROSwEf?'Q winger. I.. Bfown' ' Y . . . Speakers and conventions . . . ROWS J' U i Service to school and community . . Don't be a litterbug. . .' ' .j.Mi114.. C ' - '1'1tz, 1:. BVI-A.. eld. R. DL inmy Advisor: Ilizihn, THIRD Mock. L. Aillrgifl. I-Hfiriffnerb ritz. B. Limpi, Q FU. I. Brmmkga G Pinfyf- Izckct, i A' Aww. If. R - I 1 m- fy Siu lLIxcni5.1gk.A- wry!!! up. I- I f OFFICERS FIRST ROXXT I.. Zell. F. Rickcnhuck, SECOND ROXXYI Mark, I WMS, R- Fritz. FIRST Row. nr-fr fr, right: Joyce swf. TRI HI urs. Nancy XX'.xtts. Put McCrcnry, 'Ioan Cluuscr. Millie Ritter. . - Uflfhz ll v., ' . Mrs. RiI1ChLlI'l'S nml Mrs. Klingcfs Angels! . . . l.'XL'l1llWlif.iCS Cfhristian vir- -Yfltteiger' 'Kfggggw-Q Li. AIcKee.u?Lg?ry' R' Tiflncr B tuc . . . worthy projcd for the hos- MFfL1?5: L. Sl11uf1,Qy 'VHCi5. M. I.rl1rwwTfgm'5l1. SECCND:pgIfzn1g1-. K. Yicnsr, D lWil.llS . . . ushering at all the programs M. Golgi' PA?f'f33f01'. Ii. Rlrizigliu-1 WM' G'lnH1'4icI1,' 13TnQfle'- M, .Ta,s2,iQt S' Sam- P.- . . . CXL'ILlSiYL'Iy girls . . . oh, that - ursor: Mrs. Rineluti-il' IIiO2gRTH:' P. f3l1cI1l2c'c,I. ,Sauder swimming party nt thc Harrisburg - mckbrll, S. G11ldr4n.4'1iJ5iliEi-L,gIx' ?U !'L 11llT1f.x Y' '... Jcx'ution.1l scrxiccs prmidcd , ' M W4'71- fur .my who ask. o 'o 5 138 4' uf . ,Rl:g4V r. xx. Urf.l-,fy I -KlDL'. v1. ' , , -Et to riS:hV M4 LmP3ill1n.xn.Siglloup, BC I-fuller. IHIRD- 1:lRS'l' ROV'-Ili on jxfrrundon. B-Hlntcf B NL-ssxmca: iidmnc A, XVlnt ' rf, - . HS ' '- -f x R' l ' h ' k. 1-1 Klingvl' B. wmv- 5 , D. sf1m.m1 . P Xmxu-.M.HH1ff ANN.. mrs. FIRS1' Row. lcft I., mlm. B. Sluul. B. c. Tm 12- Qxflfcmwxok. 31. vast. Paging. Q. YIMU- U' Dillman. SECOND: C. Y' '-1 C. K. 'U 531' - . B, Co CY' K Mnrklv. J- ,lwlmsun. 'HMI comb- 1:c3L'R11lgiiilU. R, N. N-'um' B.DLlxl1l5-C 1x OFFICERS SEATED: I-I. Stouftcr. STANDING: Cf, ' Brandt, M. Kitchens. P. Hair. V165 f 351' Sgnivl' Ubm y Q1I.unnU- - Varnfxf- P' 1-hir. , Watts. YA mm V- ' HMV- S' Et Q T er Q V cr. -- 'f A- 'Xi Rohr. - M. imp' ' Cwchmn. H' Sum.. I MYU5' A ' V , B- D1tmf:r. OWU P.. K -- S'hooIq. - I HR3'RqvwIliInntI. 5Fi?NI2tcIiurs, Advwor: Mm L Assxstnnt librarians . . . Stamp those zlf- ' . , . . 4' SxI'1rtz.C1-Wands' books . . . shhhhf . . . Thcrcs too X- K D NQCQIUSIIUV A W L. Eshcr. . many on your pass . . . Trips to Cnr- W ' O Iisle and Harrisburg, State I.ibr.1ry . . . - XVho has thc missing cnCyc'l0pCtIin? . lf? FIRST Row. . ' I L, A , , 15 IIQIUAS' D' I3Cd111if:'MICfC21wS4 Ffwlmz' fi Ichmcn QE ' JSffn.1s. ' ' Cro, 'V 'C ,, M'5LlEll0cv1c'5'. V. I5C.,2!:g-Elf' Ixgtting. P, FUUQIS- 3lDfI'IClI, I, M0gE5'DD.uBatdirt', , LMCPJW R-AI . I ,fcmy B - . I :UID Q C , A 'finwm ,. . iII'k5.D IYIUU' . Hg-rnmn, Q' X .lmpb-I . . OFFICERS Pt. If Cfchx, S XI' C I' ,Adwsorr ' C CTI. I.. P.1Im, I A MTS- IX. GC ffy' I.EF'l' TO RIGHT: ,ut Ilottiqgw. K. ' Rosx D4 I.nuc-r, Ii. Yohn. OFFICERS FIRST ROXV: A. Landis. I., Slmlley. SECOND ROXV: I.. Long. B, Palmer. A 'F Q ., ' ' Q .QQ .. a H 'S i Enix - -, 2 Q: T I T FIRST RQW: G A lf.H.A. junior Homemaking, Umm iholley.II5egf1E,k,rPH1Qri1er, 'Fr Roth, SECOND . : . Smells good . . . WhLltlS cook- gJT1f5hfndiief,4AlttiaZ?lRD ROlX'iiBGrgf2fl1,-P, Corsnite, IR?3lYTl J' Myers, j, ing??? . . . Clothing Ivr0jCCts . . . 3 ef- Advisor: Mrs. Shank- I. Hinlligi Bucher- Puff, B. I-Ie.1r that sewing machine hum . . . A ' ' '- Ifvnfx. C. Knut? N' Designers in action . . . The little V S' woman . . . Cooking :incl sewing in ' rooms 133 and 135 . . . Participation in state :1 n cl national homemaking wro'ects . . . Svrinvboard for Our . apple dessert anal cherry pie queens. l ls V Y nv P shawl- rl W Irs w.i0dm1'- N' comm befll' ' 1 V oft IN 1 Hr P- ' 5 'l . Arens ING: Adlls -s. S, Hoow - , N SEATED: Z- ZUlHuCulleY. STAND B Primer. L Ami' simmer. J- Sheple' l- Raudabnglllflgntzei' N' Viewer, 'tlu B. Nuilor. SA Bel OFFICERS C, shigflc- 5 P Hackett. R- Gngg' ' 1- Bfiglxtbill, U in I Ohngon. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Shugnrt. S. 1ghughm't.D.HeitLlU-I I Hoover. R. Griffith, I.. Davis. u gufufg Zeachers ..-14 FIRST ROXY. left to right: K. Best. K. Yeingst. I.. Shumnn, J, Duffy. Flowers for the teachers . . . prac- tice teaching . . . Fclucntionnl Field trips to colleges . . . Educators of to- morrovx '... No specific meeting time . . . Knowledge seekers. ,,....- MU- D, ,X ..... F 1 M. ,,C.i...-. ua U4 me B4 K1 , D, Grimm- W, 5. SMU ifmsr ROi1!'il?rldslf,rlE. Helm' E'ii2i1l?.i Tlflllpiriliilxiligf, C. Tinner. G, SECONQ1 ' , .WSL 5, ober, . Hx Advisor. Best' N. Kivlin, iemsiiwi. RA Pcffef. li lgxmzlerw C, Bmnclt.K, Clwll-ji Yl9:5p!l1irt. P. Tl1omP50n- ' C002 ' 4 66- Ifg.6'y6, I F F4 i K. 4 ' F ' ' ' MUUP- v -V 'Q M' J- Blissell 13 Hgls' B- J0hnsoncrAl- Saimiel, B. D41111 Loper, j, wfcig Igeller, M Bohin 4 Kziutz. M Blisgteii SggOND: B Shut Mr. B1-mlm P -. . Cntty J 'i 1 non. THIRDI' -- , itof 'I - . . ,QR Q V Grund - E. Ij.1i A ' J- Nich 1, lstle. D. Bzush, G4 SJISZLFI5-Aflsinentson, Vi Sv Duffy, ' ' U m'1'. ' 1 145- Zeiders Freedom of the Press . , . Meet those tle.ullines . . . Mr. Britton's snoopers . . . All the news fl1L1f'S fit to print and some that isn't . . . Looking l'orw.1rtl to the Columbia Scholnstie Press Association, Q .5 ' X n 5l:All1D. Ietr tw iight: hl.ll'l'L'I'1L' lilisl sell. .Ie-.in Nichols. STANDING, left to right: Bill Clelnentwn, Ftl 1jL'l.1lfll'L'. LEFT TO RIGHT: jean Nichols, Bill Clementson, Frances Page, .ZK63 Those marvelous trips to New York . . . Discussion periods in 102 . . . Programs for civic groups . . . Clem's marathon talks . . , cake sales . . . That annual U.N. assembly . . , Tak- ing off with missiles and planting sugar in Cuba. FIRST ROW llf . Tm ' ff f0 r - . Mf'rE2r'3'1-zifiiigi F' Pail?t'P.AiTn5'S.miHIi2rgimlan. SECOND' J N4 h me nson, E. Delatffe I. lf!-,UWM I Sm IC 015, R- . .. . UCF, Advisin- Nursinfl Hub 4... Interesting field trips to Elizabeth- town Crippletl Chiltlren's Hospital anal Camp Hill Cerebral Palsy Clinic . . , Subblng for the school nurse . . . On-the-job training in making beds and taking temperatures , . . Assist with annual physicals. ben amp Baer -- ' K' bcnncx.-'K S' C, , Sq ROW left T0 llghti Jliilliisger, I- Ensmltliigor' I. Nichols M4 FIRST Brackbill. I' is Hartman, All ' ND2 - . U-HRD1 It I ' S. Thornton. SECO er L Eslmgerl Former, D. BOYU' FIRST ROXW, left to right: DI, Ensminfl' S' Bow I Steevers, D. Qi-, J. Becker-. sreoisioz J. Nichols, L. Goudvrll ' Snavely. I Ulflflfllflli I.Flf'l' TO RlLill'I': l'.it Clmtle. ir. . 5 '. Marion Senior Aff 1 ,Ji 1 - l.. WMM Nl Rohr. l.. Ann Lshul i . Q y'7t'gll4eY. uiifr 'ro Rtt.Hl- li ' aylllllbl' ,Aff ,W ClOINlNt.'Yt'l.tl .irtists or portrait pi ers? . . , helpers with the huletin bo.trtls . . . xxxisli those wintloxxs lor c D. RCHL P' the next tlisplny in the showtxlse posterx 4Q.llOI'L' . , . .inother lWll1LlLlLl oh. those l.ixors .intl prolgnnn tox s , . . l.1te nights in 105 , . . yes ie will turn the lights oll , . . teithers request tlone .lt those tle-.itllines .IFC running lou '... create your own tlonit .my time . . meet . . . yes, the su wi s we hope to - . Wiwi 1 1 WRST Row . c . , f lt- AHA . A A Iliiiiilii if. Iljnqnikrij fivlijhneigrf.. 1,1-055' C- Gini, I I ' . -Wi-:C ' -'1'ff.s,n A , Hmmm.. ilinurotlxh D. wnmn Fiji? ROW: MII! CU1?finnctl5.' 54 - .. 4,1 ,, 1. - 1. ii, xxmfl H. W fiat B, Qwhmn .irltiml r Mc future S.!lX.ltltlI' Dali or hetter yet 1 Reinhmntlt. Swarrf 'Gl'f1'f'- oifificiiizs l.I:l'l IO lxlCiHl: C.. lS.u'tow, M, Hotltenxniitli. 5, Kennetly. true it is it cooked or isn't it? Again! . . , Ll second lunch . . . time to cle.1n up! l.lflf'l' TO RIGHT: R. NVentz. N. Ston- I. l orrow, D. XYL-ine t i7l1lfllSf1'1blv4,.f6 U -Q Saw thkit wootl . . . hiunmer that nail . . , screw that screw . . , finish those projects . . . love those field trips. FIIXDI RO f T'?' W 1 . N Q Greuson, Ii lgplto right: RA Wfcmz C V Vigil. 4 ' . 'SWL P, S A, ' - 1 Un' -A '. 5011 Gqclilinl'lT4lcIlliligtiGTHIRD Eh 151751.'l'l,li9i'15yfiE1OlEJDXX5OlX'. left fo 1-ight, 4. Mentzgl-v L' sts trumliclz, Slqjchlyl 4, v1'tJ1l1t: D, '1',.HuB nit, I. Turm-1-l R' night: R F rnei, D' w,C.yI . IO! RTH ROV I li.un1mrt D k . Slmwr. I. woist, E. Rickback 130' BI Slmvsw' X, loft! U . un ldv ., zjne ' DI In Q o iight: H y . -wi' 4 P f- . 1 :U - lf, V f- Uff- R Arym, IWWZ ILH Rieogy l,c.Qt'QQ ' ' - ridkig-Q B. MW, Beat, 5f1f Wil'e's future helpers . . . chefs in 1lCll0I1 . . , lilour here, flour there . . . . . , . burned Q , Yr 'J N 5. 'K ,. P- l R Rutter Lx- Mlux .N . A ' ,. W welhall- Ni Hensel. B' Bllllllq, Atlvisvlf Mn' Ol ROW' left to qrightgg AROXXVN left to Kuntlall. FIRSTU ,- Bl S11YlOr' 5ECCir B Tluimim. lr Mol ' Kersw U ' - ' - . - . Spn1 G-ffith.D i.mfT TO RIGHT: is. siylur, M. Hen. B. BCU5- B' ll sel, G. Myers. u 1 Student Cfouucil FIRST ROW: R. Quigley, E. I-Iumer, S. Campbell, M. Kizlin. j. Ruhl, B. Bohn. J. Gorman, 1. Johnson, J. Rider. SECOND ROW: F. Lampkin. R. Eppley, S. Rickenbach, S. Zeigler, L. Shuman, R. Tinner, J. Nichols, P. Potteiger, B. Metzer, M. Blissel. D. Pechart. THIRD ROXW: M. Hensel, B. Clementson, M. Pascarella, P. Castle, J. Robb, S. Ober, C. Tinner, F, Page. S. Klinger, K. Calaman, T. Brooks. FOURTH ROW: H. Rider, D. Brandt. W. Loper, D. Brooks, XV. Kautz, Advisor, Mr. Davisg M. Barton, D. Grimm, N. Rnndoff, I.. Eppley, E. Delattre, B. Simpson. Congress for the student body . . . Student grievances are aired . . . Representatives from each homeroom . . . Parliamentary procedure in action . . . Hall Patrol . . . Clean-Up Week . . . That P.T.A. program presenting a variety of activities . . . The Welfare Drive . . . Get the best buys at the Student Store . . . Cafeteria Patrol . . . Oh, those election campaigns . . . Two council members attend annual state convention . . . The first jukebox in the school . . , Our first May Day Qfloat and queenj . . . GOAL: gain better student government. EXECUTIVE COI'NCII, FIRST ROXV, left to right: P, Castle. J Nichols, C. Starner, M. Pascarclla. M. Blissell SECOND ROXV, left to right: XV. Loper, S Klinger. Delattre, Mr. Davis. Atlvisor1 D Brandt. M. Hansel, XY , Kautz. kiln Student Store Salesman Building and Grounds Committee: clean sweeps! 5 W 1, x. X. n , .1 Hall Patrol goes off dutyl 13641 and White Jlflasquers Lights, curtain, action . . . attending the Harris- burg Community Theater's productions . . . oh, those meetings, what will we do today? . . . the art of make-up, pancake or grease paint? . . . the Masquer's . one-act play Moor1calf Mugfordn . . . our annual April dance Fool's Frolicf' great work cast and ' director . . , that long, long trip to New York City . . . One-act night play competition . . . adieu to the people responsible for the dramatic endeavors here at C.V .... hope and know they will produce the future Alec Guinesses and Joanne Woodwzlrcls. Fetterhoff. MERRY MIX ED-UP MASQUERS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Castle, Ruth Mary Tinner, Frances Paige, Paula 0 0 mpef127g,, SOPHOMORES Okay, wise guy! Wl1ere's the Rajah's Ruby? JUNIORS A would-be murderer is thwarted. SENIORS Theres more good meat on that bone Save it. Our Marching 1671114 The spirit of the football games . . . they enjoyiparacling in Winchester, Virginia . . . let's do a football show . . . remember those open air busses? . . . keep up the Superior work. Vickie, our alert head maiorette. Our sharp band from. Zuse. Our fine. capable, director, Mr Do you have a temperature? The band turns gymnastic. ,' X f Q X FA K ix ,, J + , I' .L W ,Y 1 fi f ' el. ' n .1 , yi Q. Q' , 'Y V J, ,IM Q Xu- rr, Q of, E K . ,T ff Q' xf ' N 152' in FK' FQ 2 422: 'fi 1' 11 .1 11 -X 4 - , , . .. f 9 1 1 . v E S. 1 xi , if glwft' ' sl ft' QQ .Q X ,xv rg f 4 H W .PX ff' ia ..' X vii gwf,9 ifff69 N S - 5 w 1 -.HF 'P a A 517' 3 yn., ,mu uk Q. -F Y lg ' 5 I Q Jf' V . AZNS A I -ws 1, ,, 4 An, K Vg mu ,XL I . , k.,v .lub A , .. X XM .4953 ,'y,Q-A . N 'R X. ' NCR .Aln U x K K x fn h 2 ' . , , .Q 32- 1 X 3 .L ' I, 5'-YQ A1 f'.s'f vf fr' ng' 5 A. ,, L . ' . ' SP: if 555 , x I fx 1 gi i . .5 H x 5, if ,. . ,Q S..- 9 'I A break lullzm,-,MU HHH ff-If V.7lUul, wxm mv. wrnuur y, ,J-1 M '-1 4-. HM. All Along. ,- 'Cf' WAAS VN Crime Io ph f' A01 A. ,n , wx gc Fox A rrlnlgms Doxvn Xnmkc-c Duodle' Our the flew' f '5rru.., rug, Sf'-, Sp FIIU One b . -, P me vxrwnm MM ig happy family. -xrsldc' .Q Cwnccr Wm' W M-.r'u..'..l X 1?-'-W P. Hlariuet Quartet Rated Excellent in District Fo- rensics . , . Enjoy good music . . . We're expecting much from you. Sauoplroue Quartet Good group of musicians . , . They like March Military . . . Spring Con- cert. Special juuior their Khorus FIRST ROXV: P. johnson, j. Breneman, S. Basset, L, Ritter, P. Weibley, M, Beam. SECOND ROW: S. Kennedy. C, Gingrich, D. Kautz, E. Deitch, P. Loper, S. Gingrich, C. Benner. THIRD ROW: K. Ross, T. Sphnr, XXV. Hair, S. Fedderhoff. J. Bird, R. Hupper, E. Sphereholf. FOURTH ROW: D. Piffer. F. Zeigler. M. Herely, Holler, N. Breson, A, Irlenely, C. Egan, K. Harris. I-. Ruclaubaugh. FIFTH ROXW: B. Yohn. D. Butorf. M. Blettner, J. Potteiger, P. Grover, C. Griffis, P. Coronik. I.. Davis. SIXTH ROW: M. Linberberger, D. Fahnestoclc, E. Gitlmrt, D. Fahnestock, J. Fahnestock, T. Shunmn, C. Epply, -J. Quackenbush, P. Stought. Barber Shop Blend boys . . . Pump out that bass, kid . . . Keep the tenor high . . . Always ready and willing . . . Oh! those spur-of-the-moment appearances . . . Miss I.iinlwerger's angles . . . Deck the Halls with nielodious music . . . Did you like Yona from Arizona . . , lt's the most, kid. FIRST ROW: I-I. Ryder. J. Here-ndeen,. XV. Sweger, P. Replogle, B Wilson. L. Heim. Glee Klub The vocal students around school? . . . Oh, those rehearsals, they were the most!! . . . Glee Club and benediction go together like music and Miss Limberger . . . I won- der if any of them will become concert artists?? . . . Did you see the Spring Con- cert? . . . Aren't they a cultured looking group? . . . Boy, did they ever sound good . . . Thanks to Miss Liinberger. FIRST ROW: N. Smith, F. Page, C. Hoover, M. Hummel. M. Travitz, P, Repologle, H. Ryder, W. Sweger. N. Neff, G, Bashore, W. Varrno, J. Ruhl, C. Pechart. SIZCOND ROXX': S. Morrison, P. Stought, P. Tompson, I.. Gehr, R. Wertz, W. Radabaugh, L. Hair, I.. Bzymesser, W. Kautz, J. Herendeen, S. Shaw, E. Sweger, K. Stoner. A. Travitz. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, B. Keefauver, S. Hopple. L. Shuman. F. Varncr, L. Heiin, L. Noss, R. Tressler, C. Miller, E. Spar, J. Wzitt, C. Tinner, ll. Metzer, Miss Linherger, Advisor. l Cfhvraliers The song birds of the Glee Club . . . Light and gay songs . . . They're our girls . . . Never a word is spoken at the girls' rehearsal! . . . Always a song on hand . . . I believe they like Around the World . . . Do they like singing with the Barber Shop? . . . Always ready to sing . . . And these are all under- classmen, tool! LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Stought fPianOJ, S. Morrison, L. Shuman, B Metzger,.P. Thompson, F. Page, C. Tinner, S. Shall. LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Lauer Rob ert Elicker, Judy Gorman. The understudies, so to speak, of the Red and White Masquers . . . presentation of plays within the club . . . spectators at Harrisburg Commu- nity Theater . . . serious appreciators of the art of drama . . . fund-raising dance . . . end of the year party . . . where was Mrs. Kizlin? . . . what? measles!!! . . . only junior high stu- dents may belong . . . future possessors of the Oscar and Emmy awards? Mr. linclis oratorial wonders . . enunciate clearly . . . don't slide your s's . . . listening to a new musical every week . . . visiting cerebral palsy clinic . . . extemporaneous speeches . . . no shifting on the feet . , . ab solutely no ah, ah, ah. OFFICERS T ' flooxell R. Xx'.lgI'lL'I'. C Pottexger. D. Gootllmg. l7lRS,l' ROXY. lellt to rljlllt H T. l'.llL1s. R Rickerr SECOND R Cf Slllllhillly OXY: gh. 9. EM. jaekets . , . banquet . . . XX ox to W.1sl1lr1gttwr1, DC. . Valley . . . tlrixintg those lf.lf.A,---the men in the bright blue Mr. Se.1lox'er's gmtl Mr. Hnrriss .l4Ql'lCLIllllI'.ll wizartls . . . the future farmers ol' the Ciumherlgtntl trgletors to school , . . the .mnu.1l l-lltl1CI' 1mtl'son vl that three Llrly trip . . the yearly VY party with the lf.ll.A ,,., I'tl.lI1llI1g AW, SECOND ROVX' .mtl caring tor the shrulwhery anal Dench. 5. ll 'cmL.Ell l 'er G. 'l'lw1mNll- I . .. . 1 Diflef. lx- Rickmh L. V'Mlmlc'Alun.1rm. THIRD p .mts .trouml the sthool . . . super URQT ROVH D- .MlalSyX '1'gne1'. Poll? Rlrt B Gmlmm. lines' ll. xXlL'lWl'WL'l'- mlcgmcnv . in In Xl I Hams. . AI 1 -pl xmgla , . W .Mu 'Ae ,.x vw P.mlus. Qkllsllllrlkl. xwcllgqYMg1l?lllll'lFV' M' C Sultlshmlmllh llmlsny. ll- ' lsr-mmm, :N if Glmd. N ' A Ct lf 0' V tsuna- Rmlf' R' FRl'R'lAH ROXX31l:i'H now: H5 CWESSQ- C. '11-.ww lx lmu.-v. 1 lx.ll1ll. ,. Kimmel. l' ,Q SyX'1H R ' D Qootllml.. 1- L' DCXWl l' Q emo. V Bmllli my J- W l ' ' lv l lfma' U l L11 Shields. - l ' Mlllirllqf E www- A 13 Q - . C Amslell l- Smlm' l 9496 Grew is 1 -. .rmls,H I HH . ,, - r,.. If, wklhlu D C2 ' ootlllfllli Aclxislu.. AH I gl Stage Crew . . , hehintl the scenes . 110. fast Curt.1in . . . y on, more rc stage . , . scru th.1t I the glue is coo-' 1,1 fl1.1I1iQCS lor one-. hehintl the curtain. ing props . . . terrific job: minute men or better yet, Qllllfli-Cl1.1I14QC .lrtists . . . . slow c'urt.un, wut the lwlue spots 'tl . . . l.1te nights on h those l'l.1ts . . . mix uint . . . oh, that smell, when ltmt . . . up on the im wroxrs- c.1tw.1lk to tix the spots . . . I th ree set ut nwht . . . here's 5 ' . se tor the guys that st.1ml LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Burkhart, Ed Dclattre, Don Brandt, john Ebersole. The select few . . . organized lead- ers . . . Mr. Brittons' boys . . . the visit to state hospital, when they al- most kept them there . . . flag raisers . . . that State Convention at Allentown . . . thanks for the library books . . . service to school and com- munity . . . our country's future lead- ers of tomorrow I ll F ffff '- llrgfl C? - GR Q X inf- QS 4 XE Q ,F X A Y' 6 XYAQN A 1 Iqtysx ..., I. V' 'iv L.. sions... . utulillftffv D V AdX1SOf.AfI,- Brimlml BDelntfF9, THIRD R. Brandy SECOND .hfgyn-I9 Q B L , .. 'Pl' 4J.Eb . Wil' C' Mylar. p el' R- Huw:-r. G. C f'-.15 A These boys are usually absent the first day of hunting season . . . they live the out-of-doors and have Ll wide scope of wildlife . . . no casualties when they're around . . . Tally ho!! and over the hills we go! in winter there is chess and checkers and bowl- ing . . . spring, archery and tennis and fishing . . . Mr. Luchenbaugh, advisor . . . the aim of the club is to introduce and practice many sports for future hobbies and vacations. l ii- , , ,,,.. . . 1A I ,.. R Rhoqds' B' Lilyytatsglqgkxxlgxgixxlovv3 l.. Shoot u . 4 V71 - ' ., bftxigl - 4' ' 1-1RS'l R0 H M,-V Luclsln ' I Finflcy' Adllsgl Lehman. B' Butler' ,Yi Cheatham. - - tri s'.16J3'fl' 4. ' LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Culley. Lee Eppley. C. Stump. J, Vftttlluiiii. M. Zeigler. f- ers . . . s.tle ul cormges tor the lor- . 1. .liflmii-i-M I A yi, tune.. -i V. . - b U P NCCICMV l h A KWH L Q McDermott. p m.1ls , . . ycutl luture husmess le.ttlerS. 1 ,, B 'nI't - - :. hang. ' ,A il . r- , l HRST RO? vilicllmih. K- lioliilniiti LLr?X'itlters.HDk3sgfi.iK2Q Si1Phore. C- V mil 'se.- ' ,. 1 - 7 r ' li-iuilrtib RCDNYR Cclgfttfw CA Cutter 1?l1lTwiwtx'.D.Smli1'. A - . 'A . - I H I-wr. 1- ' ' llhsaiiviij llihlfelmiiian. Aklwwl' D' ROL fffwdboak Sin!! ..1.u.'1. L- L V A4 ,. .f4.x,yjiyU ,rv r c xrfictf-. If KZ?-'a wrap ROW: ioxxi it. is,-mm' A i fdllkpf C . -- C10 r- , - Kaur' , ' A- C. iii- ,, M- lx. is 5- N C i.-. U U- ,l. Vuullmin. S. Wiise. Cfjggillgligjl' l 1 'll' EPPIV i LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Stump. Lee Ifpply, Click, Click. Click gn the typel writers . . . type those Cie-Ve-lfye articles . . . type this test for th.1t teacher. type that outline for this teacher . , . gather all the into tthuut C.V.H.S. .tml puhlish it in the h.mtl- book . . . husy. husy. sturry, scurry . . . tmrg.miz.ttion .mtl eliliiciency per- 1 simitietl . . . secretaries for the teach' flllllbl' 86121166 H616 OFFICER? Dom mm. ,,4 Hue. j ' FIRST ROXRDXI2Il.HI'I'o1n I-Mm' Bob SECOND ' plickcr. 1: Q ...kyucrzcz T, Griffith. B. Brmvn, j. Fnlwnrstuclc. I. L1.lI'D1'UW. SECOND ROVU: I. Nuss. J. Sunday, A. xyrhffflllllh, D. W'iIxon, DI. Kopcnbnur. R. Quigley, G, XX'4uIe. THIRD ROVU: Adx'i.w1': Mr, Smith. H. Line, D. Sheriff, DI. Hull, V. LCZIIIIIIAIII, E. Hullnc, R. Guschcl. FOl'R'I'H ROXY: D. Bc-.mL D, Endficld, C. Sanderson. R. Elligcr. B. B ' D. KJILIII, G. Hoy, -I. 'I'hompsun. IHIILIIIJ, D, XX 4uIL', , .5 ,... mainrlfffs S BH- U.-,N T' Dxvhhlg-, L. .. Plhn Aa'IYI5m-I I. xvuhu. 3 ,- B I.. ' '1',I.aUn' Shullf' ROVR RQT ROV' I I? QWIN5 lil . Pcchgx' - ' V1.1 nl ' D. 500- Guhc FFICERS Q ...OR Guschcl. Il' 1f1Rs'1' Rfivgw D, shulw. E. Dv - SECOND ' c' P-155' D' I. A- Sclfzlrr f U. Lioey, M. Hensei, C. P t.,. inumnm 9 Bryson, K. Y' ' ROW? D 11 I otteiger L Wfagnc Sgrignoli R W' . . 'r, G. Myers. . . entz, D, Tmub, D. Haines. SECOND . g. ez. J. Duffy, D. Ryder, B. Prosh H Sh D. Brandt, R. Ward, R Brennem ROW' D , . eriff, F. Brenneman. . an. S. Duffy, S. Stoner. j. Staley, j. Long. THIRD V: . Beers, B. McCoy, -I. Shepler, L. Stoner. D. Crumlic, B. Snylor. B. W'ilson, C, ShUH7ilfl, T. Mnrguet. J. Davis, R. Wfolf. FOURTH ROXX': A. Morrow. D. She-nfer, P. Brukaker, D. Shieby, S. Klinger. WC Sweger, G. Bashore. D. Richcnbnck, B. Hrown, D. Whlker. FIFTH ROVU: D. Snyder. H. Griffiths. D. Grove. B. Tressler, B. Yingst, R. Roberts. '119 I5 0 H 0 A-May flumvl' Z ' , . ', lui - V.h Q1 ' gqll-luv I 511115 V- ' ' ' -k-ibm ' ' ' nd' , tC. I bm L 41 tu qw 'flded guys hiic 3 dfibblc WSP . , gm gmnul . nu ts ml tba ' ' ' :mS ' 'Q will ' ' . The Spot kick that filo f wood Sportsm' nent iof the Q frCnt Sports elected ' I F Promotion Objyins: of equip ticipation in Fit time . - ' L 'npdf . lr1fl1 honicrunskntinil Party I vhstic Sports 'i right ru1C5 mr UC ruismil A 'nterSC1' ' - thC . lay! karnmg bef5 P . 1. , . - tg. njcfn UQL 5 V S yor . , b Pe ,- C16-In 1 duruli- dr to keep Ph7mg theif Hoa ' X Latin 611111 4- .-- ,, .' 1, P. sttvtigw- J' JwV'l'HlRD Row: ,, r ' , Hilda Noclcme . 4 - Grundanl ' V Z NRS-yr ROV? C. D, Baish. Noi, Bashoic dbuugh' R, Elicl-cel, Advisor Raux C, Best. M' H ', I Coleman. W4 iEOlliiiiiPl4in. Berfi'-'J' Duhl' J Airs, aiiiwski- ., . jugate that verb, give a synopsis . . . love those Roman banquets . . . seven course meals and food galore . . . your toga's dragging . . . Xxfowl muscle bound gladiators . . . tell us about Rome, Mrs. Milewski . . . where's the snow shovel . . . remember that field trip to lfels Planetarium and the museum? 60121 67116 F Z PP. m'PPfA11 J. W'ilson Mfg Mil lx ' -- ew- -' .' s 1. Advisor. S. Bentley. D. Every other Monday alter school in 112 . . . where did Mrs. Milewski get that 1950 S quarter? . . . wading through 2,000 pennies with two results . . . who closed the National Coin Museum in New York, Rick? . . . a 1916 D l no, 1916 dime . . . the men with the money. Ciallia est omnis divisa in partes tres . . . decline this noun, con- May .Queen Hvurf af '58 ,rin ' 415 'NI' ,.auQ-' '45 M ,h-mil LEFT 'FO RIGHT: junior Attendant, Knryl Pucker: Senior Attendant. .Indy Ross: Queen, .Ioyce Sounder: Senior Attendant. Helen Gipeg Sophomore Attendant. 'Lin Mullen. First annual May Queen :ind Court . . . Co-sponsored by Student Council und the Argus . . . crowned hy Student Council President, Don Br.1ndt . . . court reigned oxer the dance and Field Dil, '... thunk you, P.T.A,, for the d.tnce d.1te -,.. the court d.1nce . . , dancing to Dave Hecles inusie '... Field Dnylll . . . the liirst i'lo.1t tcrepe paper flowers, grass rugs, paper hankies and the long hours in WtlQllCfiS shedj . . . the Muy Cfourt's sunburn from Field DJ, '... Queen Joyce presenting the Field lilly .1w.trds . , . speaking ot' awards, the seniors took tiirst place, triple yahlff , . . oh, those kisses . . . Heres hoping Queen loyce's successor is its gracious .is she and her court were. ' . if if x l rf. , .. his 4 t . , I k if ,A-JDJ! ' 'Citi fl 5 , 15,2 .Q ,- , I . f '- is l CuddleuPz1r1d hold NW UOSL'- At leiist someone is lining ll good time 'l'he first Court reigns. Smile kids. it isn't thiit had, X-I vim I A Congratulations, gals. Go, Clayt, go. HL-ave ho. Margaret. 'Wxfhgn Field Day ig done, S,-43 1 t lf r 4' 'ff And, juhnnic wrncs Il'I.lI'LI1lI1g luum-, fir-l. ' Happy Birthday, Mr. Furtncy 4,49 cfm ' glam, W ' t- 1-' r v' A Y 'Q Q 5' i .A - . 4. A IQ, 4, ' Sit k V , . A . w h f Z , at May Court on the first May float, fSmilc tlun't squintjf' A. N 'af J .Weld Day Hontiuucd K 'Fw X Q17 -'.-., -V lr. ,a... '9'n,A , '1' Are we going to win? Sure. Everyone say cheese. 'I'hcy'rc- in the stretch. XX ind up forthe Champion hurlurf' And fha winner is AMN field diiy is over. all smiles, FV H I ,. High flying jc!-propelled Mel V' Does it hurt? From one Senior to nnothur, Thanks I Q74 1 N A M X R is v' 1 1 xx X 4 .1 ' Sy glfflfb ll C.V. 0 27 31 39 40 60 7 14 12 53 BOTTOM ROW: Manager D. Traub, S. Klinger, L. Bretz, D, Hoffman. D. Ganzalez. W. Saylor. Co-Captain K. Sgrignoli, L. Stoner, D. Rider, J. Duffie, W. Simmons, Head Coach S. Sanzotto. SECOND ROW: B. Yeingst, R. Brenneman, Captain R. Roberts, W. Prosch, L. Wfagner, R. Peffer. Co-Captain G. Myers, R. Wilson, J. Shepler, H. Sheriff, D. Grove, J. Long. THIRD ROW: Manager R. Rife, G. Basehore, R. Bahn, C. Potteiger, K. Trayer, D. Brandt, B. McClair, C. Mentzer, B. Smyser, M. Hensel, H. Coover, Backfield Coach K. Woodhall. Line Coach J. Carr. FOURTH ROW: W. Sweger, S. Duffie, R. Ward, W. Thumma, D. Shaffer, R. Kerstetter, F. Brenneman, J. Davis, J. Herendeen, F. Morton. hampians - M11 ar lose Hummelstown . Lebanon Cath. . . Susquenita . New Cumberland Camp Hill . , . West Shore .. Boiling Springs ., Delone Cath. ., ,. Susquehanna ..... Northern , . This year our great Argus of many eyes saw a clear picture of our first winning season. The Eagles came through with spectacular play and outstanding team- work of the kind that few schools could overcome. Coach Sanzotto's high-flying team k n o c k e d over teams such as Delone, Camp Hill, and more. When our team was fighting sickness, the ones that remained fought with a ferocity that left our opponents gasping. The Eagles had a desire to win, win, win. The team, spearheaded by the Senior mem- bers and backed by a loyal group of fans, has shown a definite desire to be best. With hard work and that same desire to win our future teams can be even bet- ter. Thus the Argus forecasts. Susquehamm game . . . A big game for the Eagles who beat a higher rated team. The middle of the line and the hard running of the backs earned us Xl hard victory of 12-6. Another touchdown. 'Yenf XVentz. Here come the Eagles. Shoe-string tackle by Hensel. Stand up straight, boys, Mom's looking The Northern game . . . Going to be a big rival game for the Eagles in years to come. This year they came through by winning 53-O and taking the trophy for the first year. JD' SAM BRYSON P 51 V Q I -1 3 - xl - 1 -Q liIl.l, THVMMA v - 1 lv RX: , vi K f Q' '35, , -., DON BRAN DT Q: rr , XX E B015 XVIISON aw KPN QGRIGNUI I xsoB Roxs12R'rs W R xf' wiv f GEORGE MYERS 1 2,1 5 RON XX liN'l Z Q I ,QA p Q -,, ', CLYDE PO'l I'IilGliR i kr r a W 3 ff .f Q MARHN HHNSE1. Gridders flaw 5004 Sazsarz COACHING STAFF SEATED: Mr. Willlace, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Smith, Mr. Finkerbinder. STAND- ING: Mr. Carr, Mr. Snnzotto, Head Coach: Mr. Wbodlmll. Touchdown for Roy. Drive, Peff, drive. First in ten. Gang tackling. junior High gffflfbllff Hup Eagles flock and Kvmiug ' ' Zfmm 0 FIRST ROW: J. Nichols, Ensiningcr. S. Stought, M. Brown. S. Campbell SECOND ROXW: J. Bashore, D. Elgcnfritv. M. Kivlin. K. Brst, YI. lfnsmingcr K, Yeingst. S. Shaull, M. Goudy. Coach Dautrich. THIRD ROXV: lf, I1-ho P. Corsnitz, J. Gorman. B. Harman. B. Crowl. H. Dallax. I., Stowcll. R Griffiths. B. Palmer. R, Tinncr, K. MaCAllistcr. S. NYcihly. Di Kauffman. MARGARET BROWN Q Girls ' Hockey Schedule School Opp. CV, Enola 3 3 Scotland O I Mcchanicsburg l S Central Dauphin 2 2 Susquehanna 3 1 Camp H ill 2 1 Northern 1 3 FIRST ROXV, left to right: H. Nokovich, J. Robb, J. Wadlmarlu, M. Zeigler. SECOND ROXX': j. Ryder, S. Rowe, M. Coylv. P, Fetterhoff, J. Mullen. 9 K , .3 I, , Isl ,fl . .LA . M. BASHORIE J. JOHNSON CU-C.:pl.m1,r l I JUDY VUADHAM, C.1pl.1if1 K .7 Q' N -,.-,m.,,.,...' if A LEFT TO RIGHT: C, Yinger, Picking, D, Byers, M Bnshore, J. johnson, XV. Gccsu, Wei! in the flardwmtv The V257-1958 basketball season saw the Cumberlantl Valley Eagles bring back six letterinen in their attempt to win basketball glory lor Cfumberlantl Valley. Although the team hatl no exceptionally tall players, they were all hustlers, The liagles tlitl have sex'- eral men ol' average height in George Myers, Paul Burkhart, Bob Roberts, Roy Petter, Bob Wfilson, .intl 'lim Holthaus. Among the seat men were Steve Duliliie, john Bare, lim Moyer, Bill Cilemenston, antl Milton Kautz, lfrom these men, Cfoaeh Martin moultletl a top flight hartlwootl crew and managetl to tlevelop a marvelous spirit ol team coopera- tion antl tletermination. As a team, the lfagles entletl up in seeontl plate ol' their section, with a six antl two retortl in .1 tough Lower Susquehanna Conlerente. A long stretch. School Green Park Seotlantl Big Springs Hummelstown Boiling Springs Alumni New Clumberlantl Susquehanna Northern 'loint Wfest Shore Clamp llill X linola ' Sustluenita Hummelstown Boiling Springs New Ciumberlantl Suscp.iehanna Northern 'loint Mr. Martin. FIRST ROXV: Milton Kautv. Bill Clenientson. Bob XX'ilson, Paul Bur in George Myers. SECOND ROVU: Steve Duffie. -lun Holthus. Bob Robti s in Moyer, john Bare, Roy Peffer, Managers. Dale Ciriinin. Daxe Uonfalts Couch opp, csv. 39 58 49 -49 58 31 Go 'll 7:5 38 77 All 37 47 -i-1 S4 iii -18 A18 '19 S6 S2 50 i6 A16 S7 56 62 'il 58 si 5 60 68 62 50 Sl 57 55 Two points for Builc. Get up. Robbie , X5Uest Shore lioul on you. Clamp Hill lfnola Susquenita liaeulty S6 -H fi 5 6o 35 418 il 52 3 Q! S 1? mfs! 6 JA.. 8 hd U1 Q Q 1: Y' Q, W- .2 T A - - . i l s fa it xl pt YJ A 5 fd! X W lx ? V , ME -. ,-'. , V - W' 'if Q A Z' csv! ,XA ' , V J' I 1 ? aw ig, Q C, Z 5 if L, , Q I Q is-' 5 if A V ' A' Mi' 'E dl -- f' '-3 .:' .S ' 3' 5' ,WC hw' ffw 1 , g. Girls' lfaskelball School Opp CV. Boiling Springs 40 65 Cfgunp Hill 52 54 WL'st Shore 70 61 SLISLILICITIILI. 15 45 Northern 25 57 We'st Shore 51 44 M ech .1 n i cshu rg 2 5 5 1 Cftnnp Hill 58 36 Suscluenita 23 78 Northern 30 53 IVICKIILIII ifshu rg 2 7 51 Boiling Springs 46 58 2 Il A I if VARSITY SQUAD-FIRST ROXW: I Ensminger, S. Stought. M. Brown J. Ross. D, Elginfritv. SECOND RONY: S. Broxernmn. P. Fetterhoff M. Coyle, S. XX'uIters. bl, Nichols, THIRD ROXXT B. Hunter, Co1c1 Dautrich, F, Lebo. The girls' Varsity Squad tietl for the Lower Susquehanna Class B Clminpionship. Our three senior players were placed on the Class B League ICLIIU. Margaret Brown was nnmetl as first string guard: ,lutly Ross was given honorable mention ns guartlg Sally Stought placed second in the League foul shooting. Three cheers for our trophy winners. Yen! Yea! Yettl IV. SQVAD FIRST ROXY: ul. Copenl1.1x'er. E. Miller. . Noleiviclm. C. 'I'innet', C. 'I'riininer, P. Stought. SECOND ROXXT C. linger, C, I,t.'Cll.II'I. G, Miller I. Shollv I sm.-ly, s. mit, ci. Hit-1-it. s. cimpbt-11. THIRD ROXXIS ri: Beatty, -I, Ilnsminger. bl. Bashore, K. Ross, j. SJIIILIC ooper, P. Sheriff. IfOI'R'I'H ROXY: B, Hunter, Llllll'lCll, If. I.eho. my sAi.r.Y s'rot'esH'1' J 1 'ox' Ross Ii MARGARLT Xli l1ere's the lmskct! BROXVN Get that lull out ot' enemy territory! Stretch that urnil Cumberland Valley victorious matmen climaxed a brilliant season by beating Juniata joint for the championship of their section. This was the first championship won by the Eagles in a period of two years. Cumberland Valley was represented through the rugged district matches by Barry Mc- Coy. Rodney Wilrd just missed by a very close decision of one to zero. The seasons success was due to the fine coach- ing of joe Carr. Under his guidance for two years. This team was a well balanced team in all weight classes, it will long be remembered in Cumberland Valley. Last instructions. Wrestling FRONT ROW. left to right: -I. Colclren. XV. Burtner. P. Shuinbcrger H Hale. R. Wfard, D. Brandt. SECOND ROXV: I.. Stoner. B. Mcfa D Sheaffer. I.. XX'agner. C. Potteiger. H. Sheriff, B. Smyser, B. Saylor, IH D ROW: Mr. Thomas, D. Hall, T. Griffiths, F, Rimmer, -I. XVagnei', l Fone: P. Saylor, R. Brenneman. Coach: Mr. Carr. Biglerville Mechanicsburg Hershey ' New Cumberland Susquehanna Twp. V Newport Carlisle Boiling Springs Big Springs Northern Juniata joint Central Dauphin RC. 11 f ,' Ride 'em. cowboy. icy or 1 in. Opp. C.V 9 36 26 13 18 27 3 46 13 27 20 22 12 31 S 49 3 39 3 41 19 20 17 24 Smivr Mat Men DON BRAN DT Grunt and Grvaucrs Rack u Gumlwrland Valley? Sluggers ' ' ' ' '4'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'C.Cf..x.','.'1'.','.H' 'oft'- 1'f's '- ' i.'f.'..i 'U I . . '.'.'.'.'.....---try.-.gi .. .. ..........-Q ....f-W . r.... ...-.-1 ,,.. N4 X. X .- A i....tt t.t .. , A. .....-4---hl..- X'...,.,,A.ssilg',.,. FIRST ROW. left to right: -I. Moyer, R. Xlllard. M. Hensel. L. Briner, SECOND: Mr. Secrist. D. Rider, B, Law. C. Sheriff, il. Bare, Mgr. Sunday. THIRD: R. Rife. T. Murphy. S. Duffle. Safe at first. Base hit for Charlie. For the second straight season the Cumber- land Valley Eagles were runners up fCarlislej. With the return of only three seniors the Eagles had a very good season with great help from the very fine talent of the juniors. The squad was built around Bill Law at catcher, Dennis Rider first base, Charlie Sheriff at second, Larry Breiner at third, jim Moyer at short, with outfielders consisting of Marlin Hensel, john Bare, and Walt Simmons. Alter- nating boys were Rodney Wairtl an tl Tim Murphy. Steve Duffle and john Bare were the winning pitchers. Bare led the team in batting averages with 349. The team had a seven and seven record which they won three games by one run and lost three games by one run. School C.V. Opp. Mechanicsburg 2 1 New Cumberland 4 3 West Shore l 3 Camp Hill 7 8 Enola 4 O Susquenita 4 3 Carlisle 0 4 Meehanicsburg l 4 New Cumberland 8 3 West Shore 0 S Camp Hill 8 4 Enola 4 0 Susquenita 6 7 Carlisle 3 4 Pick a good one. S aff gm ,fumar Varszfy lgaseball cf 5 ll 5 FIRST ROVU, left to right: L. Law, R. Paulus. L. Hair. SECOND: T. EC- kert. C, Shumar, T, Marguart, R. Wal- ters. THIRD: Manager Pass, Manager Sheriff, Manager Kemberling, Coach: Mr. Martin. FOURTH ROW: F. Trivc- ly, P. Brewbaker, E. Spahr. G. Hempt, T. Lavin, M. Backely. FIFTH ROXV: J. Here-ndcen. B. Moyer, B. Mvsntzer. J. Duffic. MARLIN HFNQEI 3 .' 2 , V- 44. - -.23 - 4 J f 1 . .,,, ' n Sn!id smash. 0 S CV, swim f 1 A-.' 'A ' A, if A .9'. N' 95 . A close play .: ' The pitch. Bench looks on. i Cracksfcrs Elly flzyh Witlr the number of boys out for track climbing, the success of the sport is also im- proving. The team this year had an overall record for the season in dual and triangular meets of five wins and two losses. The Eagles also took second place out of eleven schools in the conference meet. Cumberland Valley's team coached by Max Smith scored thirty seven and one half points. In the Hanover relays we placed second in the mile, fifth in medley relay. In District Three meet, at Lancaster, we placed fourth in the mile. For the season Paul Burkhart led the team with an out-of-thishworld total of ninety-five points-Wfith George Myers racking up eighty- nine. There are thirteen letter winners. FIRST, left to right: J. Goodyear, J. Byers, R. Smith, SECOND: G. Myers, R Peffer, J. Davis, P. Burkhart. R. Wentz. L. Kerstetter. J. Goodyear, D. Hoffman L. Wagner. THIRD: Coach: Mr, Smithg B. Cochran, E. Prosch, H. Meek, B Proch, S. Berry, R. Meek. Go, Ron. First for Burk. -N 1, At Biglersville 4. Cumberland Valley 61 Cumberland Valley 65 Big Springs 72 Biglersville 53 Hummelstown 15 2. Cumberland Valley 80 1X2 5- Cumberland Valley 96 1X6 Camp Hill 52 1X2 Enola 27 Northern 14 Northern 23 5X6 I A B -1- , 5 ' , 6. Cumberland Valley 82 U2 3 Cflmbzlrirgd 57 New Cumberland 50 U2 Central Dauphin 52 Enola 15 Nollllelll 14 7. Cumberland Valley 40 3X4 Boiling Springs 9 77 1f2 Big Springs Leap out, Roy. Kick, Central Dauphin 30 3X4 Smivrs Mak Heels RON WENTZ A LHAR1 I N XIORROXX - D E, 9'-un. PAUL BURKHART GEORGE MYERS Dixcus tlurmvf' Rm' Shows form. f - Q for Burk i , 5 , 5 Gafers LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach: Mr. Fortney: E. Delattre, R, Tressler, S. Klinger, R. Rutter, E. Beam, B. Harper, B. Gettys. School Central Dauphin , York t Northem West York 34Northern John Harris 'kCamp Hill Wfilliam Penn New Oxford Central Dauphin York New Oxford West York john Harris Willianl Penn 'Northern 'l4Northern 1l'Non-League Matches League Standing Fifth Place OPP 14V2 12 my 7 12 vy, 13 15 15 14 IZVQ 14V2 6Vz 3 14 7 11 Won Lost Tied 5 8 1 e am Ilfl pr . UV in c 0 ll ff 6' 'lr Two Senior Members ROBERT TRESSLER and RAY RUTTER . 4 jul' Hays' intramural Ghampions SENIOR l7OOTBAI.L SENIOR BASKETBALL NSOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 'SEN IOR VOLLEY BA LL XX'RES'l'I.ING SENIOR SOCCER Girls' ' fnlram um! Cfhampians SENIOR VO LLEYBALL HSOPHOMOR E BASKETBALL FRESH MAN VOLLEYBALL go ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In recognition of the invaluable aid received in the publication of this vearhoolc. I wish to ex ress m' sincere 'ratitude and acknowledeement to the , I is I Following: Our competent and qualified advisorsg a conscientious and de- pendahle staffg a co-operative administrationg a generous school hoardg a skilled uhoto ra vherg and an enthusiastic student hodv. I also would like to K I pay special tribute to Miss Joyce McCloskey, student art teacher from Penn State, for her creative art work, which she has so graciously contributed. Mary Pascarel la Editor'-izl-Clvivf CUMBERLAND VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER fTune: In Steadfast Faith I Standn by 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. S. Bach, By Robert Elicker. Dear Cumberland Valley High We raise our colors bright. May we be always staunch and true To thee our Red and Wlmite. As Eagles flying high May we our standards bear. 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