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

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SENIORS Girls eagerly point out mistletoe to males. TERRY MELVIN HILDEBRAND—Vocational—Spry Ba cball 3,4. • Terry is the other half of double trouble and naturally resides in Spry with his brother. Some of his after school hours he spends making sales in a Spry grocory store. ‘‘Hildy is quite a trickster and quick with a wise- crack. Like Perry, he favors sports, but plans to work in a factory. Good luck. Hildy. JOANN MARIE HOLTZ APPLE—Commercial—Dallastown • Joann is a ploasant girl from the upper end of town. Joann and her friends in room 25 are often giggling about something or the other. She is one of the fortunate girls envied for her naturally curly locks. Joann is un- decided about her future. Good wishes, Joann. NORMA JEAN KERCHNER—Commercial—Dallastown R. D. 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4. • Norma is a happy-go-lucky girl. She was a very lucky girl when she va- cationed in Florida over the Christmas holidays. She appears to be shy, but she is really full of fun. Norma lives right on the outer edge of town so she rides the school bus every day. Best wishes to you. 24

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SENIORS RONALD JESSE HARTMAN—Vocational—Dallastown • Ronnie” is a lover of sports especially hunting and fishing. Ronald appears to be one of the quieter fellows of our class, but he is always ready for mischief. Ronald is one of the boys who occupy tho back row seats in room 15. Ronald is planning to work as a painter after graduation. Paint with bright colors, Ronald. JOHN TIMOTHY HENRY—Academic—Dallastown Football 4; Senior Chorui 2,3,4; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Prom Cepnmittee; Basketball Buaincs Manager 1; Home Room Trca urer 4; Music Festival 4; Yearbook Photographer 4. • John is one of the shutter-bugs. He is a ''whiz in physics and solid. Johnny is usually joking with Wolfe. John was very lucky; in living nearby school, ho had only a short distance to walk to get home from football prac- tices. He is planning to go to college to further his education. D.H S. will be proud of you, John. PERRY MELVIN HILDEBRAND—Vocational—Spry • Perry can be seen most of the time with his twin, Terry, making their daily journey from Spry in .a black Chevy. Hildy is known for his friendly personality and his pleasing smile. Ho is an enthusiastic baseball fan. but he likes other sports, too. Perry hopes to work in an A P store after grad- uation. Good luck. Hildy. Toboggan was finished, but then—no snow.

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SENIORS DAVID ROGER KERN—Commercial—Dallastown Homeroom Preaident 1,2,4; Homeroom Vice President 3; Class Vice President 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; Baseball 3,4; Chorus 4; Prom Committee; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff. • Dave is the tall, handsome fellow who has served as president of stu- dent council. With those big. expressive eyes he unwillingly created a se- cret female following. His sports record shows him active in basketball, track, baseball, and football. He also participated in the junior play. Dave's plans include college. We wish you success, Dave. PAULINE ELIZABETH KING—Commercial—Dallastown F.H.A. 2; Junior Play Committee; Junior Play; Senior Play; Prom Committee 3; Bea- con Staff 4; Yearbook Staff. • Polly is one of the shorties of the class; she has pretty, naturally curly hair. Polly is a busy typist who is usually typing some school work or other. Although Polly is studious, she enjoys having fun with the gang. Her future plans are undecided, but whatever she chooses to do we wish her much success RONALD LEE KOONS—Commercial—Dallastown Choru 3,4; Track 2; Senior Play Committee. • Ronny plays gay music on the accordion. Ronny has a friendly smile for everyone. He teams with Rene and Royce to tease the girls. Whatever his plans for the future may be, the class of '54 wishes him lots of luck. Commercial students worry over the boss' Christmas gift