Dallastown Area High School - Spectator Yearbook (Dallastown, PA)

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SENIORS GERALD DEAN ATTIG—Academic—Dallastown Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball -I; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2; Basketball Business Manager 4; Class President I; Prom Committee; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Music Festival 2,3,4; Senior Chorus; Vice President 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff, Circulation Manager 4; Class Photographer 4. • Joe is a friendly and well-liked fellow. He always looks neat and keeps that Ford he drives looking shiny. He did well in both junior and senior plays. Joe enjoys singing but his hobby is hunting. His sense of responsibility will serve him in whatevor ho chooses to do. Best of luck. Joe. RICHARD EARL BECKER—Commercial—Dallastown Yearbook Staff; Beacon Staff 4; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee. • Dick is one of the jokers of the class. He is not only a fast talker but also a fast typist. He can bo seen motoring a Buick as he delivers groceries from Alwine's. Dick's plans for the future arc incomplete; but whatever he chooses, we know he will succeed. Good luck, Dick. WILLIAM ALBERT BENEDICT—Academic—Dallastown Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Junior Play; Chorus 1,23,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee; Music Festival 3,4; Southern District Orchestra 3; Yearbook Staff; Beacon Staff 2,3,4. • ‘‘Bill is very friendly. We often see him laughing and making jokes. Ho enjoys participating in sports. He is often in the company of Earl traveling to York for Italian hamburgers. Bill did a good job of acting in the junior play. He plans to further his education in college. Best wishes to you. Crammed with facts these four set out for Pennsylvania Quiz.

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Class of '54 First row. sitting. Joann Holtzappl?. Pauline King. Betty Merica, Flo Strayer. Virginia Buser, Joan Bohn. Deanna Miller. Audrey Cemmill, Peggy Foust. Barbara Reider. Anita Roth. Barbara Flinchbaugh. Norma Jean Kerchncr. Second row: Mr. Winemiller. Ronald Cnill, James Flinchbaugh. Gerald Attig. William Benedict, Mary Ann Strayer, Sandra Fox, Torus Ness, Marilyn Snyder, Clyde Runkle, John Seitz. John Henry, Dale Jacobs, Mr. Kays. Third row: Edward Flinchbaugh, Betty Boeckel. Barry Stump. Royce Ness. Earl Miller, Dean Wise, Lewis Noll, Marlin Dunlap, Ronald Koons, Robert Snyder, Richard Becker, Faye Taylor. Fourth row: Perry Hildebrand, Philip Conway. Ronald Hartman, Glenn Reever, Kenneth Orwig. Paul Grove. Ronald Weitkamp. Terry Hildebrand, James Wolfe. Larry Bieri, Roger Flory, David Kern. Sylvan Peffcr, James Wnltemeyer, Rene Snyder. CLASS OFFICERS President....... Dean Wise Vice-President.........................David Kern Secretary .... ............Mary Ann Strayer Treasurer .................... Kenneth Orwig 16

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SENIORS September by the calendar; big business by appearance. LARRY DEE BIERI—Academic—Dallastown Yearbook Staff: Beacon Staff 3.4; Football 1.2,3.4; Track U.3.4; Junior Play Com- mittee; Senior Play Committee; Prom Committee. • Larry hails from the East end of Dallastown and is a member of the Fender Benders. He was one of. our star football players and also one of the faithful art editors for the Beacon and the Spectator. Larry likes to have fun, especially with Duff and Johnny. The class of '54 wishes Larry the best of luck. BETTY JANE BOECKEL—Commercial—York R. D. 2 F.H.A. 2; Chorus 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play Committee. • Betty is ono of the girls who comes to school in the school bus when she does not drive her dad's car. She is one of our actresses remembered for her work in the junior play, No More Homework. As for the future, Botty is undecided; but we know she will succeed in anything she chooses to do. Best to you, Betty. JOAN MARIE BOHN—Commercial—York R. D. 3 Senior Play Committee. • Joan is one of the few girls who drives her own car. Pep, enthusiasm, and fun .are synonymous with Joan. Whenever there is a group of girls gabbing in homeroom 25, Joan is certainly in the midst of them. Joan plans to work in an office after graduation. Success to you, Joan. 18