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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

2W llastovun, School predents the 1957 Spectator 5£)aff(titown rennsttL enniulvanui 1 The class of 1957 feels that it is an extreme privilege to he able to dedicate this volume of the Spectator to Mr. Robert H. Hays. In this way we hope to thank him for the constant efforts he has made for the students. We know that he is first, last, and always in- terested in the student’s welfare. By his teach- ing, tempered with good humor and under- standing, by his willingness to help whenever needed, he has always been not only a teacher, but an adviser and friend. May this dedication express the appreciation and respect he deserves. Robert H. Hays, B.S., M.Ed. Top: Mr. Hays helps Janet Bowman de- cipher a difficult section of transcription. Lower left: The art of using the mimeo- graph machine is demonstrated by Mr. Hays. Lower right: Fixing broken or stubborn typewriters is another service Mr. Hays does willingly. 2 FOREWORD 1 DEDICATION ........................................ 2 ADMINISTRATION .................................... 4 FALL .............................................. 6 WINTER ......................................... 34 SPRING ....-...................................... 58 EPILOGUE ......................................... 88 PATRONS .......................................... 90 BUSINESS PATRONS ................................. 92 3 First row: Roliert Landis, Paul Gable, Russell McMillan, George Coodling, Norman Reber, Norman Shermyer, Floyd Myers, Lawrence Hartman. Second row: Merlin Myers James Gable, Earl Gladfcltcr. Clair Warner, Daniel Godfrey. Clair Shearer. Philip Rojahn, Daniel Myers. The school board has been our guiding light throughout our years in school. They are the men behind the scene that takes place each day at Dallastown High School. This year they are quite busy building a new school for future seniors. Besides this project they are striving to improve the conditions at the present high school building. The members of this board have taken of their time to see that the youth of today have all opportunities they possibly can. They want all of the students to grow up into America’s best citizens. The school board officers are: president, Norman Reber; vice- president, George A. Goodling; secretary, Nor- man Shermyer; and treasurer, Russel E. Mc- Millen. l)r. Harry W. Shenk Supervising Principal 4 Ralph N. McSherry Principal Clair A. Trout Assistant Principal The School Board’s Booth at the Fair was success- Mr. McSherry thanks the team ful in obtaining bonds for the new school. for a job well done at the Foot- ball Banquet. DALLASTOWN AREA Fall denotes many different things to many different people; but to people between the ages of 6 and 17 fall means the beginning of school, the chance to be back with the gang again, the always exciting football game, and the customary classes. All these things repre- sent a great deal to every student. The Spectator Staff wishes to present to you this book of moments to re- member—A Year of Student Life at Dallastown High School. To Dallastown High’s corridors filled with friendly smiles and happy talk to its leaders among the faculty and student body to its well working teams and hard working students. Pardon us for pointing but we’re mighty proud of Dallastown High.. First row: Faye Krout, Eugene Smith. Sheila Cemmill, Marlene Falis. Carolyn Raab. Larry Wynn. Ethel Eberly. Second row: Mrs. Richardson, Phyllis Wilson, Phyllis Raffensberger, Mary Noll, Phyllis Dehoff, Nan Fagcr, Elaine Dubbs, Shclva Calp. Third row: Orpha Walt- mycr, Larry 1-rey, Richard Jackson, Vernon McKinscy, Robert Workinger, Larry Neuhaus, Shelby Douglas. Fourth row: Terry Knaper, Craig Smith, Lamont Flinchbaugh. Bard Beck- ner. Charles Fourhman, Norman Seitz. George Hickey. SENIORS First row: Mr. Winemiller, Rosalyn Wright, Lorraine Keeney. Carolyn Meyers, Dalen Grove. Joyce Heindel, Iva Romcsbcrg, Maxine lieindel, Kaye Ann Straycr, Patricia Kinard. Second row: Janet Bowman. Karen Leader, Christine Noll, Lucille Eiscnbaugh, Barbara Coyeman, Nancy Gray. Nancy Lentz. Bernice Aughenbaugh. Third row: Sandra Winemiller, Rozena Boyer, Hazel Martin. Gloria llengst, Charles Snyder, Thomas Rial, Myles Godfrey, Melvin Aldinger. Fourth row: John Emcnheiser, Denton Stiles. Lcnnis Schaffer, Paul Flory, Sidney Zorbaugh, Raymond Sweitzer, Donald Daugherty, Dale Gable. Fifth row: Eugene Hartman, Clair Folckomer. Burl Whitsel, Charles Schields, Barry Cohn. Jack Vinger, Kent Sprenkle. Sixth row: Ralph Stahl, Glenn Klincdinst, Paul Eberly, Ronald Markov. SENIORS First row: Delores Keener, Patricia Dietz, Sandra Neff, William Reno, Carla Geesey, Ruth Smith. Carole Simon, Mrs. Ward. Second row: Gloria Bortncr, Jean Drip, Louise Daugherty, Lonnie Strickler, Gary Bilbic, Anita Dahr, Margaret Daugherty, Rosalie Koons. Third row: Le- roy Ream. David Ilowett, Luther Welty, Byron Snyder, Ralph Kile. Ray Baker, Bonnie Jean Fix. Fourth row: Wilson Heilman, Paul Arnold, Edward Waltersdorf, Katherine Shumaker, David Cable, Richard Rcigart, Nancy Lehman. JUNIORS Underclt erclaiSmen First row: Elizabeth Gross, Edward Small. Ada Bacon, Jo Anne Reachard, Sybil Snyder, Donna Ness, Charlene Cndl. Second row: Judith Cable, Sandra Gross, Nancy Markey, Monica Ryer, Susan Miller, Sandra Markey, Barbara Leader, Kathern Horn. Third row: Edward Krout, Terry Tyson, Joanne Eberly, Louise Kreeger, Gary DeardorfF, Donald Miller, Kathern Robinson, Bonnie McGready. Fourth row: Ray Meyers, John Douglas, Robert Seitz, Thomas Gladfelter, Lonnie Ehrhart, David Wolfe, William Rojahn, Gary Brooks. Fifth row: Mr. Charles Landis. Lowell Kohler, Dean Flinchbaugh. JUNIORS First row: Patricia Nell. Mary Ann Zeigler, Nancy Shuler, Sarah Clatfelter. Donald Grove, lane Wynn, Brenda Barley. Second row: Mr. Mays, Carol Eppley, Dorothy Wise, Dedrie Mel- linger, Doreen Wcitkamp, Sharon Harlaker. Jean Fink. Richard Keeports, Arlita Dehoff. Third row: Carol Taylor, Priscilla Ness, Larry Brown, Terry DehofF, Marlene Miller. Lonnie Gohn, Michael Rojahn. Fourth row: Gary Meyers, Richard Zimmerman, Leroy Witcraft, Norman Smith. Fredrick Henry, John Sharp. JUNIORS acjerly First row: Nancy Moke, Janet Frey, Martha Kohler, Blaine Karr, Ina Warner, George Bender, Suzanne Kerchner. Second row: Susan Sudcck, Thalia Tyson, Lynn Smith, Mary Manchev, Barbara Miller. Joan Baker, Rosalyn Ness, Beverly Ness. Third row: Beth Hoover, Beverly Fix, Barbara Kline, Irene Smith, Nancy Cladfclter, Dale Raffensbcrgcr, Roy Kissinger, Rodney Druck. Fourth row: Donald Kohler, Lance Wolf. Thomas Ness, Donald Attig, David Klunk, Judith Sindlinger, Luther Sehmuek, Richard Cray. Fifth row: Paul Hopkins, George Iloltzap- ple, Carter Myers, Norma Zarfoss, Bruce Rost, Doris Cladfclter, Beth Heisler, Mr. Givler. JUNIORS II First row: David Flory, Rolx rt Snyder, Joan Hildebrand, Barbara Kinsely, Darla Mit el, Pat DeardorfF, Betsy Rider, Darlene Stump, Mr. Henry. Second row: Harvey Raffcnsberger, lx nnie Feltenlxrger, Lynnus Straycr, Harlan Smeigh, Ruth Ann Kehr, Joan Daugherty, Dawn Ness, Wanda Frey. Third row: Mary Snyder, Carolyn Taylor, Joyce Sharp, Patricia Phillips, Marita Foust, Deanna ICnapcr, Donna Fife. Fourth row: Beverly Haupt, De Etta Godfrey, Ray Shipley, Diane Frey, Barbara Bailey, Nancy Wright, Geraldine Swords, Loretta Raf- fcnslx-rgcr. Fifth row: Gary Stricklcr, Ronald Smeltzer, Laveme Romesberg, James Weit- eamp, Paul Shaffer, Dianne Wedlock, Ruth Stiles, Marlene Sent , Rodney Smith. SOPHO- MORES prepare to First row: John Hoshen, Darlene Myers, David Kohler, Phil Sheffer, Galen Ehrhart, Barbara Anthony, Gary Philips, Richard Snyder. Second row: Jean Worlcv, Beth Martin. Judith Dahr, Fred Innerst, Lucille Schmuck, Ruthann Dehoff, Richard Noll, Glenn Combs. Robin DeVono. Third row: Richard Huson, William Leader, Galen Dehoff, Caron Aldinger, William Whitsel, Richard Kile, Mr. Kchm. SOPHOMORES AND NINTH GRADE _S tep J)n. First row: Linda Daugherty, Joyce Becker, Ivan Bentzel, Brenda Ahrens, Beverly Krouse, Llewellyn Ehrhart, Linda Hotlzapple, Nelson Leader. Second row: Faye Geesey, Phyllis Fink, Milner Disc, Dennis Bchrcnson, Leona Seitz, Sally Meyrs, Brenda Short. Virginia Toomey, Barbara Keeney. Third row: Suzanne Eyler, Sylvia Whitsel, Kathern Miller, Jackie Kelir, William Gross, Michael Jackson, Ivan Stump, Gary Geesey. Fourth row: Mrs. Brown, Both Overmiller, Thomas King. Gary Shaw. NINTH GRADE. First row: James Rial, Michael Rupprecht. Sylvia Frey, Pat Ahrens, Jeanie Minier, Luther Ebcrly, Gunievere Dehoff, Joey Snobeck. Second row: Terry Fix, Gerald Keeney, Marlon Mark'd. Rolx'rt Hartman, Gene Burk, Terry Orwig, Tanya Lentz, Sandra Seaks, Kathern Epply. Third row: Judy Stump. JoMarie Shearer. Virginia Warner, Annetta Keeney, Angel Spiker. Linda Hildebrand, Norma Smith, Delorus Crone. Fourth row: Claude Hengst, Patsy Eberly, Karen Warner, Dottie Cox, Carl Fink, Gerald Schiclds, Bandall Strayer. Fifth row: Mr. Leber, Laveme Zorbaugh, Donald Godfrey, Denton Hicndel. NINTH GRADE. First row: Rosalie Frey, Joyce Duhbs, Theodore Wcitkamp, Susan Stablcy, Suzanne Strayer, Ann Dehoff, Mary Klinedinst, Leona Sharp. Second row: Carolyn Zimmerman, Guinevere Dehoff, Romaine Blessing, Ralph Daugherty, Carl RafTcnsburger, Susan McDowell, Joan Gcesey, Virginia Waltermyer. Third row: Darlene Krout. Douglas Evelcr, Richard Smith, RoIxTt Kornbau, Timothy Howe, Bonita Attig, Nancy Snyder. Keith Ehrhart. Fourth row: Barbara Panics, Gary Lentz, Ronald DeVono, Edwin Snyder, Barry Henght, Willard Cermick, Larry Miller, Dale Keeney. Fifth row: Mr. Reidel. Ray Geesey, Wayne Bupp. NINTH GRADE iJ alLiitown J4lali S cLool. First row: Darrel Bierenson, John Blouse, Ann Snyder, Robert Good, Rodney Holtzappic, Linda Keener, Richard Dietz, Mary Jane Blvmirc. Second row: Joan Simon, Dennis Snyder. Theodora Barkct, Lona Bostic, Dallas Stickler, Joey Yerger, Richard Olphin, Larry Raah, Connie Disc. Third row: Brenda Eyster, Linda Reno, Barbara Markey, Sandra Leader, Robert Barshinger, Leon Smith, Sandra Knaper, Sylvia Seitz. Fourth row: Mr. Richardson, Richard Nelson, Dale Grim, Irene Hake, Marie Ness, Darlene Hartman, Eileen Smith, Martha Bar- shinger. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Robert Snyder, Daanna Saylor, Dawn Fife, Helen Hojahn, Donald Miller, Charles Tyson, Grctchcn Stein, Audrey Hoke. Second row: Cliford Baer, Gerald Waltmyer, Ronald Attig, Joyce Slenker, Quay Markey, Ralph Hildebrand. Theodore Orwig, Craig Hiendel, Micheal Heilman. Third row: Brenda Keller, Nancy Kehm. Margaret Ellen Lent , Carolyn Fix, Barbara Keckler, Brenda Zarfoss, Doris Wise, Harriet Godfrey. Fourth row: Joseph Balwin, Terrv Snyder, Joyce McDonald, Beverly Workinger, Fred Schaffer. David Coeyman, Mr. Nabors. EIGHTH GRADE . . . Do (greater DcLieuement . . . First row: Emma Jean Smith, Barbara Hoover, Ronald Waltcrmycr, Rolx-rt Ileisler, Jason Leader, Patricia Wertz, Connie Coeyman. Second row: Mrs. Fritz, Linda Mitzel, Daniel Brown. Susan Peters, Michael Fife, Rita Marshall, John Swonger. Third row: Sherwood Dehoff, Robert Paul, Walter Meyers, Larry Seitz. SEVENTH GRADE 15 First row: Darlene Phillips, John Geesey, Michael Sexton, William Evler, James Attig, Judy Meyers, Barry Jennings, Judy Kehr. Second row: Shannon Barley, Theda Tyson, Jack Brown, Thomas Lentz, Barbara Orwig, Larry Ness, Joann Hichnan. Third row: Eugene Warner, Janice Hess, Terry Topper, Mr. Thomas. SEVENTH GRADE . . . First row: William Groff, Jean Warner, Gary Nance, Kathylean Ness, Linda Dcihl, Carolyn Johnson, Gerald Bariev. Second row: Mary Ann Bull, Dorthea Cmll, Joel Eager, Joan Warner, Dennis Burk. Christine Benzel. Barbara Stump, Linda Swartz. Third row: Mr Grove, Thomas Ness, Beverly Horn, Melvin Neff, Heginal Knaub, Wayne Sevccki, Ann Manchey, Dorcas Attig, Joanne Enfield. Fourth row: Joyce Frey, Carolyn Ness, Linda Wright, Nancy Keeney. SEVENTH EIGHTH GRADE future hart. First row: Judy Gladfelter, William Ludwig, Barbara Barshinger, Lorna Raver. Linda Bear, Gloria Hennis, Walter Bowers, Robert Gladfelter. Second row: Mabel Neff, Gar Trimmer, Gerald Meyers, Harold Crcager. Terry Campbell, Gary Fit , Kathy Williams, Sandra Gable, Karen Sprenkle, Darlene Markey. Third row: Judy Hamburger, Sandra Shircy, Ruth Miller, Pamela Epply, Patti Enfield, Ethel Swords. Paul Meyers, Roger Reaehard, Leroy Daugherty. Fourth row: Perry Gladfelter. Rodney Slenker, Lee Hankey, William Baesnore, Ray Ziegler, Dennis Shirey, Mr. Neeley. EIGHTH GRADE dddallaitoum, 5 Cdommutina Students First row: Linda Bierenson. Linda Leland, Deanna Sipe, Roger Ness, Nadine Stump, Ronald Eveson, Cheryl Ferree, Da id Miller. Rolx-rt Berkholder, Vaugh Silar. Second row: Gary Harding, David Eveler. Dennis Barshinger. Richard Rudaeille, Terry Brant. Michael Hodman, Kathy Gunnett. Nancy Shoe, Onay Smith, Joseph Tyson, Barry Stump. Third row: Mrs. Moore. Ada Hanna, James Marstella, Richard Hartman, Robert Lieeht. Helen Miller, Karen Lubcrchur, Sandra Miller, Dorothy Gowland. Charlene Bushcr, Peggy Hake. Fourth row: Larry Wedlock, Nelson Fit ., Jeffrey Jones. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Sandra Ashton, Patty Williams, Clarence Swords, David Dchoff, Mary Ann Dnbbs, Doris Markov, Brenda Foust, Honald Markey, Barry Grimm. Second row: Donald Patterson, Gordon Brown, Judy Grothe, Judy Stricklcr, Barbara Rever, Karen Murphy, Thomas llaupt, Michael Butcher, Loyde Smith, Barbara Myers. Third row: William Flem- mins, Kenneth Elrerly, Thomas Ferree, James McDowell, Janet Enfield, Carol Roth. Aundrea Musser, Sandra Jokincn, Sandra Stouh. Fourth row: Barbara Daugherty, Judith Brenneman, Jill McClain, Carolyn Baschorc, Rolxrt Rcise, Eldcn Sprenkle, Wayne Markey, James Seitz, Mr. Crumbling. EIGHTH GRADE L ome First row: Ronald Fitz. Robert Miller, Cheryl Numan, Beth Ann Bull, Suzanne Baker, Janine Grandia, Peter Bullock, Michael Bonebrake, Barry Lutz. Second row: Pamela Ferree, Robert Rudacille, Kenneth Runkle, Kenneth Barshinger, Mary Ruppert, Joy Kohr, Kay Tome. Donald Fitz, Virginia McGready, Rebecca Xeiman Third row: Mr. Bingaman, Joyce Smith. Ann Trattncr, Toby Rhodes, Daryel Martin, David Hess, Brenda Deitz, Nancy Shumaker, Patty Henry, Stanley Horning. Gregory Bachman. Fourth row: John Wilson. William Lcight, Chris Van Ness, Jan Roth, Hazel Sternlx-rgh, Malchom Kholer, Jack Pifer, David McDowell. Frederick Cramer. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Shirley Senft, Maynard Frail, Gerald Gray, Linda Jamison, Jeanette Grees, Patti Snyder, Sylvia Lentz, Joyce Smith, David Vanover, Samuel Reiser, Judy Meyers. Second row: Paul Sterner. Milly Moose. Mary Hartman, Geraldine Worley, Richard Sprcnkle, Bur- nell Richland, Joyce Stremil. Barbara Meiler, Jeanette Mathews, Doris Melhorn, Dean Leader, Faymond Rosher, Mrs. Shenln-rger. Third row: Dawn Breeneman. Ada Stiles. Joanne Leh- man, Cordelia Diehl, Nancy Delx-r, Larry Furhman, Dennis Arnold, Barrv Diehl. Alln-rt Barns. EIGHTH GRADE c?Coaan,vllle, First row: William Hawk, David Altland, Leroy Kenney, Gerald Reihmond. Robert Stremil, Sandra Gladfelter, Alvin Koker, Janice Arnold, Sharon Slmun, John Mathew. Ronald Lentz. Second row: Mr. Stein. Ronald Landis, Marlon Burn� , Timothy Strawsbaugh, Harold Klincdinst. Barry Shaerer. Richard Brown. Norman Landis, Henry Stiles, Dennis Wales, Samuel Taylor, Curvin Miller. Third row: Evelyn Miller, June Godfrey, Leroy Bupp, Bruce Bowman, Donald Sterner, David Zarfoss, Marv McConnel, Roasiline Dehoff, Joyce Stine. Hazel Lelx r. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Donald Bosscrman, James Keeney, Richard Anderson. Dale Anderson, Don- ald Slcnkcr, Nancy Winters, Ruth McClcary, Marlin Markoy, Terry Forkler, Gary Geiselman. Second row: Xada Wagner, Donna Zciglcr, Judy Meckley, Mary Rankert. Shelva I laugh, Nancy Snyder, Nancy Sanderson. Janet Lives. Beverly Walters, Drane Holden. Third row: Linds Everly, Connie Sharnetzka. Corenne Hengst, Portia Keiser, Linda Barley, Gene Shearer, Jell’ Renall, Barry Hursh, Norman Shearer. Fourth row: Mary Walty, Mrs. Gamble, Sarah Myers. EIGHTH GRADE First row: David Leber. Betty Myers, Barbara Hess, Ben Root, Daryl Hinkle, Ronald Smith. Hames Schrocder. Jayne Myers. George Everhart, Donald Crcager. Second row: Donald Arnold, Charles Aldinger, Howard Fancloth, Sylvia Myers, Jo Anne Cunningham, Darlene Hengst, Darlene Folkenroth, Dorothy Smith, Beature McLaughlen, Juanita Forbes, Linda Stcrmcr. Marlen Leieht. Third row: William Arnold, Lonnie Weaver, Jo Ann McDan- iel. Brenda Chronister, Gary Groh, Tana Smith. Karen Smith. Mr. Berger Fourth row: Joyce Berk, Ruth Brenneman, William Little. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Donald Brcter, Tim Rojolm, lohn Rojohn, Yvonne Deardorf, Jane Dcntler, John Ritter, Mike Conway, Dean Staley, Gerald McQuade, Jerry Wagner. Second row: Lay- mon Nlortorff, Susan Kreeger, Jean Lentz, Geraldine Render, Linda Zimmerman, Wanda Kel- ler, David Bacon, Dennis Keener, Yvonne Boeckel, Merle Watermyer, Barry Kurtz. Third row: Gregory Brcnneman, Bradlev Kniseiy, Terry Keener, Jim Tlnimser, Charles Sweitzcr, Howard Fitz, Thomas Fisher, Ted F.arle, Judy Miller. Susan Flinchhaugh. Fourth row: Mr. Harry Cooper, Yvonne Keener. Gregg Snyder, Donald Hildebrand, Ronald Holtzapplc, Ellen Kauffman. SEVENTH GRADE cl cation. First row: John Raffcnsbcrger, William Swords, Richard Snyder, Cheryl Shcllenberger, Bradley Thomas, Mark Inncrst. Robert Keeney, Rol ert Weaver, Leonard Auchenbaugh, William Markey. Second row: Clmer Knaub, John Schroll, Beverly Kerehner, Donna Myers, Lynn Staley, Judy Kriver, Evelyn White, Kcnnard Freed, Janice Rcachard, Reha Shaw, Clif- ford Renoll. Third row: Marina Kinsley, Charles Richcrick. Joyce Stien, Darlene Fink, Curtis Krout, Drane Burke, Barry Fettrow, Barn Shenberger, Carolyn McDaniels, Barbara Wine- miller. Fourth row: William Sanders, Janet Bugash, John Knaub. Ed Williams, Mrs. Rohrbaugh. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Lowell Kohler, William Roiulm, Barry Cohn, Paul Arnold, David Cable, Norman Seitz, Lamont Flinchhaugh, Lennis Schaffer, Ray Baker. Second row: Terry Tyson, Blaine Karr, Glenn Klinedinst. Ronald Smeltzer, Donald Grove, Edward Small. Laverne Romcslx-rg, George Bender, Michael Rupprccht. Third row: Terry Orwig, Nelson Leader, Lynn Smith, Michael Jackson, Randall Straycr, Lynnus Strayer. Barry Hengst, Ivan Bent' el, Wayne Bubb. Willard Gcrmick. Fourth row: Coach Rafe Nabors, Thomas Miller. Llywellen Erehart, Donald Miller. Dallas Strickler. Charles Tyson, Charles Leber, William Kehrn. William A. Kehrn, Jr., B.S. Dallastown opened the season by defeating Newport 6-0 in a game played on Newport’s rain-drenched field. Barry Keckler scored, while Barry Cohn did most of the ground gaining. The Wild- cats won the first Laurel Conference game by defeating Kennard- Dale 12-6. Keckler and Cohn posted Dallastown’s six-pointers. Lamont Flinchbaugh caught a Keckler pass for one touchdown and Cohn added the second, but this was not enough to out- score Red Lion 20-13. Dallastown suffered a bitter defeat at Littlestown 32-13. The Wildcats lost stellar quarterback, Barry Keckler, who fractured bis right knee. Under the lights at Small’s Athletic Field, the Wildcats defeated Susquehannock 13-0. Norman Seitz starred for Dallastown. The “homeless” Wildcats were defeated 27-7 by Biglerville. On a rain-swept field. West York pushed over two touchdowns in the third period to nip the Wildcats 14-7. Central Dauphin outclassed Dallastown to win a 60-6 non-conference test. Susquehannock found re- venge as they defeated Dallastown 18-13, in the final game of the season. Dallastown’s Wildcats ended the season with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses. However, in the Laurel League they won two and lost 3, finishing in 4th place. Dallastown stops West York on their line of scrimmage. While running with the ball, Barry Cohn is hit hard and low. Top: Norman Seitz runs the ball at an after-school scrimmage. Center: Glenn Klincdinst gets away a good punt at the Susquchannock game. Bottom: Dallastown is stopped after a gain by a strong West S'ork team. Dallastown representatives on the Laurel Conference All-Star team are Barry Gohn and Glenn Klincdinst. 23 Karen Leader, Gloria Hengst, Kaye Ann Strayer, Marlene Miller, Joyce Heindel. eennej The cheerleaders do their favorite yell, the Rump-Pah. at half-time. Gloria Hengst, Karen Lead- er, and Joyce Heindel have a practice session in the hall lx - fore a game. 24 Service With S) Smite First row: Norma Xarfoss, Carla Geesey, Gloria Hcngst, Sandra Neff. Louise Kreegcr. Second row: Sandra Markey, JoAnne Roachard, Nancy Lehman, Ruth Smith, Elizabeth Cross, Rosalyn Wright, Miss Perry. The Library Club under the supervision of Miss Mary Perry helped students find the right books. Surrounded by many books and magazines, the members helped to file cards, kept the books in active circulation, and signed many library passes. The mem- bers were busiest during the activity periods and study halls. Ninety new books—fiction, science, religion, biography, his- tory, and the arts—were added to the library. At the beginning of the year, the members of the Library Club assisted Miss Perry with mending the old books, dusting the shelves, and placing the new books in their proper places. 25 Mary Perry Dallustown Robert H. Hays, B.S., M.Ed. Dallastown Tilt Student Council was composed of representatives from each class and home- room. It was very active under the direc- tion of President Carolyn Raab and Adviser Robert Hays. In addition to the president, the other officers were Sheila Gemmill, vice- president; Joyce Heindcl, secretary; and Mary Klinedinst, treasurer. Besides sponsoring the Hallowe’en Dance, the Spring Dance, and the “Sock Hops, the Student Council with the Bea- con staff, co-sponsored the Winter Wonder- land Dance in December. They also su- pervised the Christmas decorating project. At the beginning of school, the Student Council presented a student handbook to every student. This handbook contained information concerning the school, songs, and cheers, graduation requirements, or- ganizations, and other activities. First row: Michael Sexton, Barbara Hoover. Martha Kohler. Second row: Delores Keener, Sheila Genunill, Donna Ness. Third row: Joyce Heindcl, Mary Kline- dinst. Ann Snyder. Fourth row: Grctchen Stein, Jcanie Minier, Sarah Glatfeltcr. Fifth row: Carolyn Raab, Ivan Bentzcl, Ronald Smeltzer. Sixth row: Dalen Grove, Donald Kohler. Seventh row: Mr. Hays. 26 Ruth Smith and Philip DeVone look at the gay Christmas decorations. Students enjoy dancing at Sock Mops which the Student Council sponsors. The Student Council officers, Shelia Gem- The pic-eating contest was one of many games at mill, Connie Kaab, Joyce Heindel, and the Student Council’s Hallowe’en Party. Mary Klinedinst make plans for the Spring Dance. • 27 ni juniori (Entertain 1 1 5 First row: Gloria Hcngst, Nancy Gray, Kaye Ann Strayer, Carolyn Raab, Sandra Wine- miller. Second row: Faye Kront, Sheila Gemmill, Karen Leader, Joyce Ileindel. Hazel Martin. Third row: Charles Snyder. Ralph Stahl. Kent Sprenkle, Dalen Grove, Eugene 1 lartman, Paul Eberly, Dane D ss. Larry Newhaus, Eugene Smith, Mr. Landis, Mrs. Brown, Rosalyn Wright. Elaine Brown, A.B. Dallastown Winter coats and boots were the order of the evening when yon braved the cold fifteenth or sixteenth of March to see “Cracked Nutts” by Jay Tobias, which Mrs. Elaine Brown di- rected. As the curtain rose, the troubles of two college girls, Peggy and Ginger Nutt, played by Kaye Ann Strayer and Nancy Gray, unfolded before you. To make a little spending money, the girls decided to take in roomers while their Aunt Drue was away. Matters soon were complicated by their hypnotized housekeeper, a professor and his two nephews who were being pursued by a widow from the sunny south. Aunt Drue’s money mad suitor and his mother who came to visit, and an escaped octopus. Aunt Drue returned in time, however, to untangle the situation and discover that the professor was her long lost love. Also in the cast were: Carolyn Raab as Gussie Garfinkle; Karen Leader as Aunt Drusilla; Ralph Stahl as Professor Beamish; Eugene Smith and Eugene Hartman as the professor s nephews; Sheila Gemmill as Magnolia Longsford; Kent Sprenkle as Adel- bert De Weese; Faye Krout as Sirs. De Wcese; Joyce Ileindel as Delicious; Charles Snyder as Confusion; Dalen Grove as the Voice. 2 S [ r The Nutt family looks startled as they find Gussie dead. Confusion leaps to safety in Pete’s arms from Gussie’s ghost. The Octopus embraces Confusion who he believes to be the fleeing Delicious. 29 In gmxl form, Sheila Genimill pre- pares to shoot a foul shot. The seventh grade hoys concen- trate deeply over shop projects. 30 The contestants of this contest later suffered the consequences. Gerald Waltmyer and Charles Ty- son work on their shop projects with the drill press. Mr. Cainpanella waits for the hand to come to order to start rehearsal. The senior «iris execute their calis- thenics in gym class. 31 Larry Xeuhaus plays Santa and gives out the gifts at Hoorn 14’s Christmas Party. A busy class in shop math. The Nurses are preparing to give the Salk polio shot to DHS students. Myles S. Riedel Dallastown Mr. Campanella directs the Rand at practice. Karen Leader laughs as Mr. Landis looks puzzled when caught by the photographer. Barry Keckler, Dal las town’s quarterback came to the Football banquet in spite of his injury. Mr. Trout gives details on the football seating situation. Sprenklc and Eberly trip the light fantastic” in the locker room. Dr. Shenk tells of the new school at the football banquet. Clay E. Givlcr, B.S., M.Ed. William T. Hichardson, Jr., B.S. I Dallas town I Dallastown The seventh grade lx ys en- joying themselves on a Shop project. Shop class provides many inter- esting things to do. Building bird houses isn't con- sidered work to these eighth grade lx ys. Winter at Dallastown is always mingled with Basketball and festive Christinas activities. There also are the ever important mid-year exams. All activities at D. II. S. arc in full swing at this time. You can evidence this by listen- ing to our bands and choruses, or by visiting the Home Economics room and the Shop. Winter at Dallastown High School is fun-time as well as learn-time. Our 'Ieammatcs watch anxiously as Glenn Kline- dinst taps the opening ball. Ralph Stahl blocks the attempt of a Man- chester Bobcat. Terry Knapcr, Dale Cable and Ralph Stahl await the results of Klinedinst's attempt. 36 First row: Terry Knaper, Dale Gable, Dalen Grove, David Gable. Second row: Charles Schields, George Hickey, Norman Sietz. Glenn Klinedinst, Ralph Stahl. Dallastowns V7arsity Basketball team completed a sea- son of 23 games; 18 of which were league contests. The season began with an exhibition game with York Catholic and ended in a test with Manchester to decide the league winners of the second half. Between these were many exciting contests, such as the Kennard Dale game when Dalen Grove’s foul shot in the final three seconds kept championship hopes, and the Eastern thriller when Dale Gable sank two points in the second overtime. Dallastown captured second place in the York County Scholastic Basketball League with 14 wins and 4 losses. Opp DHS Opp. DHS York Catholic 69 44 60 45 Littlcstown 43 46 North Hartford 26 62 Manchester 64 55 60 67 Central 41 80 41 47 West York 75 59 60 50 Alumni 42 59 31 48 60 Red Lion 35 71 51 42 Kennard Dale 49 58 54 55 Spring Grove 54 64 59 67 Eastern 26 46 62 64 Dover 45 65 34 64 Manchester 56 54 60 (ST 37 Rate S. Nabors, B.B.A. Dallastown First row: Richard Zimmerman, James Weitkamp, Gary Bilbic, Terry Tyson, Donald Attic, Ronald Smelt .er. Second row: Laverne Romesl erg, Bruce Rost, William Reno. Donald Kohler, Lonnie IChrhart. Carter Meyers. Brnce Rost drives for two points while teammates — Weitkamp, Fhrhart, Zimmer- man and Reno wait anxiously. The Junior Varsity Basketball team of Dal- lastown Area High finished its league season in seventh place with 7 wins and 11 losses. The Junior Varsity crown was won by West York. Opp. DHS Opp. DHS York Catholic 48 27 43 34 Littlestown 30 53 North Hartford 21 37 Manchester 45 46 34 36 Central 44 30 47 42 West York 49 24 45 31 Alumni 49 30 Susquchannock 23 28 37 35 Red Lion 45 37 40 44 Kennard Dale 43 20 52 27 Spring Grove 44 25 41 35 Eastern 21 31 54 30 Dover 26 40 43 38 CJheie CjirL Cheer Oliem (On. Darlene Stump, Rosalyn Ness, Nancy Gray, Bonnie McGrady, Faye Krout. The yells at the Junior Varsity games were expertly led by the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. To relieve the tension of ex- citing moments, they would lead a peppy cheer. These girls were chosen in the spring of 1956 by Mrs. Schenck and Mr. Trout. Beside leading cheers at Junior Varsity bas- ketball games, they helped to choose and train the Junior High Cheerleaders. The J. V. Cheerleaders show their en- thusiasm by leading a peppy cheer. 39 First row: Michael Noll, Charles Tyson, Dallas Strickler. Richard Smith, Michael Jackson. Llwellyn Khrhart. Second row: Thomas King, Cerahl Schields, Barry Hcngst, Luther Eberly, Michael Rupprccht, Willard Germick. JUNIOR HIGH SCORES Opp. DilS Opp. DHS Mt. Wolf 30 23 38 39 Central 29 22 25 32 West York . 6 34 27 28 Susquehannock 14 49 11 30 Red Lion 30 27 26 29 Kennard Dale 27 40 21 42 Spring Grove 36 31 11 27 Mt. Rose 36 38 44 41 Dover 27 44 24 48 Rig Mike Rupprecht starts the game by out-jumping his opponent. All eyes anxiously watch the ascend ing sphere. WJith Oliat C xtra C L eer. Audrey Moke, Jo Marie Shaer, Beverly Krouse, Linda Mitzel, Deanna Saylor. If you attended any of the Junior High basketball games this year, you would have seen a group of cheerleaders full of vim, vigor, and vitality. This group consisted of two ninth graders, two eighth graders, and one seventh grader. They made their ap- pearance at the first Junior High basketball game and cheered at all home and evening away games. Cheering and yelling with the D. II. S. student body, the Junior High Cheerleaders have done their best in cheer- ing the team to victory. Marlene Miller, a senior varsity cheer- leader. gives tips to the Junior High Cheer- leaders. II USIC, UiLC, HiLC First row: Dawn Ness, Mary Ann Zciglcr, Burl Witsel, Dick Keeports, Blaine Karr, Rodney Dmck, Sarah Gladfclter, Sandra Winemillcr. Second row: Dennis Snyder, Bita Marshall. Michael Rojalin, Bard Bcck- ncr, Cary DeardorfF, Ronald Smcltzer. David Klunk, Ronald Waltermcyer, Nancy Gladfclter, Donald Miller, Gary Geesey. Third row: Patsy Eljcrly, Marlene Fahs, Clair Folckomer, Lynn Smith, Lynns Straycr, David Howett, Larry Neuhaus, Gary Meyers. Harlan Snieigh, Virginia VValtemcyer, Graig Heindel. Glenn Brenne- inan. Eugene Smith. Fourth row: Rolx-rt Snyder, Nelson Leader, Donald Kohler, Michael Jackson, Beverly Krouse, Brenda Ahrens. Sandra N'efF. Karen Leader, Dean Flinchhaugh. Fifth row: Marlene Miller, Sandra Gross, Barbara Kline. Louise Kreeger. Sixth row: Bruce Rose. Linda Holt .apple. Dorothy Cox. Laverne Homesljcrg. Joseph Campanclla, B.S., M.Ed. Dal las town Under the capable direction of Mr. Joseph Campanella and student director Eugene Smith, the high school marching and concert band practiced diligently every Thursday and Friday morning during activities period. The hard work of the march- ing band was well rewarded when they won first prize in the annual Dallastown Hallowe’en Parade. At home football games, the band was quite a morale booster to the team and fans. The Bands capacity as a concert band proved to be very- delightful to both audience and students as they presented their annual concert at the “Night of Music and also played in several Assemblies. The band officers for the 1956-1957 school year were chosen as follows: president, Eugene Smith; vice-president. Dean Flinch- baugh, secretary-treasurer, Karen Leader; librarian, Richard Kee- ports, Donald Kohler. Ronald Smeltzer, Randall Strayer, Har- lan Smeigh. 12 First row: Sarah Gladfcltcr, Sandra Wincmiller, Blaine Karr, Bonnie Jean Fix. Second row: Lynns Straycr, Michael Hojahn, Gary Myers, Dean Flinchbaugh, Eugene Smith, Gary Geesey, Sandra Gross. Third row: llarland Sineigh, Virginia Walterinycr, Nelson Leader. Seated: Bonnie Jean Fix. Standing: Sandra Gross, Nancy Gray, Brenda Ahrens. Louise Kreeger, Gloria Hengst, Sandra Winemiller, Karen Leader, Beverly Krouse, Marlene Miller, Donna Ness, Dottie Cox, Connie Raab. First row: Barbara Miller, Darlene Stump, Darla Mitzel, Deanna Knaper. DeEtta Godfrey, Patricia Phillips, Marita Foust, Barbara Kline. Second row: Susan Sudeck, Hosalyn Ness, Nancy Hoke, bene Smith, Donna Fife, Patricia Deardorff, Judy Sindlinger, Marlene Sentz. Third row: Mary Manchey, Janet Frey, Dawn Ness, Beverly Fix, Richard Grey, Martha Kohler, Susan Kershner, Beverly Ness, Thalia Tyson. Fourth row: Carter Myers, Barbara Bailey, Betsy Rieder, Nancy Cladfcltcr, Harlan Smeigh, Robert Snyder, Beth Hiesler, Joan Baker. Fifth row: Bmce Rost. Laveme Romesberg, David Klunk. Ronald Smeltzer, Lynnus Strayer, Donald Kohler. Ina Warner. Beth Hoover. First row: Brenda Ahrens, Brenda Short, Jo Marie Shearer. Dottie (a x, Willard Gennick, Michael Jackson, Linda Iiolt apple, Susan Stablev, Jeanie Minier. Second row: Judy Daugh- erty, Ruth Ovcrmillcr, Judy Stump, Kathcrn Eppfcy, Linda Hildebrand, Sandra Seeks, Ronald DcVono, Bonitcr Attig, Joan Geesey. Third row: Mary Klinedinst, Karen Warner, Sylvia Whitscl, Judith Dahr. Dclorus Crone, Thomas King. Gary Gcesey. Fourth row: Beverly Krouse, Phil Sheffer, Galen Erehart. Nelson Leader, Wayne Bupp, Terry Fix, Gerald Schields, Llcwellen Erehart. Fifth row: Darrell Bcricnson, Robert Hartman. First row: Joan Simon, Eileen Smith, Connie Disc, Theda Tyson, Linda Mitzel, Bar- bara Hoover, Donald Miller, Martha Barshinger, Robert Barshingcr, Nancy Kchm. Second row: Ann Snyder, Harriet Godfrey, Iona Bostic, Sandra Knaper, Linda Keener, Rita Marshall, Barry Jennings, Helen Raphn, Gretchen Stein, Emma Jane Smith. Third row: Barbara Markov, Brenda Keller, Susan Peters, Mary Jane Blymire, Carolyn Fix, Audrey Hake, Dawn Fife, Margaret Ellen Lentz, Deanna Saylor. Fourth row: John Swanger, Jason Leader, Rolwrt Paul. . . . Soyta oncf vcjcun. The Three B’s—Betsy Rieder, Beverly Fix, and Beth Hicslcr with pianist Bonnie Fix represent Dallastown in Forensics. Harriet Godfrey, Theda Tyson and Helen Rojohn form another of Dallastown's up- and-coming Trios. 45 SENIOR CHORUS First row: Ronnie Jean Fix, Joyce Heindel, Carol Epply, Sandra Gross, Margaret Daugherty. Nancy Markey, Nancy Lehman, Carolyn Raah, Carla Geesey. Second row: Rosalyn Wright, Maxine Heindel. Karen Leader, Brenda Barley, Donna Ness, Jo Ann Heaehard, Elizabeth Gross. Diedric Mellinger, Arlita Dehoff, Ruth Ann Smith. Third row: Marlene Miller, Anita Dahr, Bernice Aughenbaugh. Janet Bowman, Sandra Markey, San- dra Winemiller, Patricia Kinard, Judy Gable, Carolyn Meyers. Hazel Martin, Mary Ann 'Zeigler, Jane Wynn. Fourth row: Nan Fager, Bonnie McGrady. Patricia Neff, Nancy Gray, Faye Krout, Marlene Fahs. Iva Romes- berg, Kaye Ann Strayer, Sybil Snyder. Ada Bacon, Sara Gladfelter, Louise Kreigcr. Gloria Hengst. Fifth row: Gary Myers, Terry Tyson, Micheal Rojahn, Gary Bilbie, Dean Flinehbaugb, Sheila Gcinmill, Larry Neuhaus. Barry Gohn, Eugene Smith, Richard Zimmerman, William Rojahn. David Howett. Sixth row: George Hickey, Edward Small. Bard Beekner. Larry Neuhaus croons as the chorus listens in a daze. ()L, JJou Jheij C an- JJc amiomze The Senior Chorus this year consisted of stu- dents from eleventh and twelfth grades. The chorus met the last period every Tuesday. This fine group of juniors and seniors, under the di- rection of Mr. Campanella, sang through their large repertoire trying to help Mr. Campanella select the numbers to be used in the “Night of Music. The Senior Chorus is noted for their fine rendition of college level choral arrangements. And this year’s chorus, backed by one of the strongest male sections in the history of the chorus, provided no exceptions to that honor. Carolyn Raah was president of the Senior Cho- rus. Bonnie Jean Fix, a splendid pianist, accom- panied the chorus. 4fi the CL OTOJ The members of the Junior Chorus rehearse their numbers for the Nite of Music. The boys show everything is okay with their part in Country Style. Guest Conductor, James Flinchbaugh, directs the band at rehearsal. 47 _SSpectator . . Eclitor-in-Chief ........................ Carolyn Raab Associate Editor ................................... Nancy Cray- Senior Editor ......................... Gloria Iiengst Class Editor ............................. Elaine I)ul� l s Organization Editor Karen Leader Activities Editor ....................... Rosalyn Wright Music Editor ........................... Eugene Smith Sports Editor .......................... Iva Roinesberg Assistant .............................. Raul Ebcrly Miscellaneous Editor ................ Sandra Winemiller Art Editor ................................ Joyce Heindel Class Historian Shelby Douglas Photo Chief ................................ Bard Beckner Photographers .............................. Burl Whitsel Shelva Calp Typist .................................... Nan Fager Janet Bowman, Lucille Eisenbaugh Shelva Calp Literary Adviser .................. Mrs. Florence Ward Art Adviser Mr. Don Abbot Thomas Karen Leader is pointing out the effect of the arrangements to Connie Raab. Lu- cille Eisenbaugh, Iva Roinesberg and Shelva Culp. First row: Rosalyn Wright, Nancy Gray, Carolyn Raab. Joyce Heindel, Elaine Dubbs, Karen Leader. Second row: Mrs. Ward, Lucille Eisenbaugh, Janet Bow- man, Nan Fager, Marlene Falls, Shelby Douglas. Paul Elierly, Iva Roinesberg, Gloria Iiengst, Sandra Wine- miller, Eugene Smith, Mr. Thomas. Florence T. Ward, A.B. Dallastown ida lancina dJhe idudaet cr Business Manager Kent Sprenkle Circulation-Subscription Manager Charles Snyder Assistants ............. Patsy Kinard, Larry Frey Advertising Manager ..................... Ralph Stahl Assistants Faye Krout. Glenn Klincdinst, Maxine Heindel Engraving Courier ....................... Barry Cohn Patrons Manager Shelia Ccnunill Assistants Sidney Zorbaugh, Truman Cecscy Business Adviser ................... Mr. I. W. Winemiller Ivanhoe W. Winemiller. B.A. Dallastown Mr. Winemiller points out the problems of the business staff to Kent Sprenkle, Charles Snyder, and Ralph Stahl. First row: Sheila Ccinmil!. Ralph Stahl. Kaye Ann Strayer, Kent Sprenkle, Hard Beckner, Shelva Calp. Second row: Mr. Winemiller, Sidney Zorbaugh, Truman Geesey. Glenn Klincdinst. Maxine Heindel, Faye Krout. Larry Frey, Charles Snyder, Marlene Falis. The Beacon Editorial Staff spent long hours keeping Dallastown students up-to-date on the latest happenings around the school. The staff met every week and received new assignments. Everyone had to hurry to meet the deadlines. The final product was well received and re- warded the staff for all its efforts. The staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Gene Sheffer, Literary Adviser, and Mr. Don Thomas, Art Adviser, was composed of the fol- lowing people: Nancy Gray, editor-in-chief; Carolyn Raab, associate editor; Gloria Hengst, news editor; Rosalyn Wright, feature editor; Glenn Brenneman and Iva Romesberg, co-sports editors; Joyce Heindel, art editor; Donald Grove, photographer; reporters, Shelby Douglas, Paul Eberly, Jo Ann Reachard, Bonnie Fix, Dean Flinchhaugh. Louise Kreeger, Donald Kohler, Ina Warner, Susan Miller, Irene Smith, Patricia Deardorf, Barbara Miller, Norma Zarfoss, Rich- ard Keeports, Thalia Tyson and Beverly Ness. First row: Mrs. Sheffer, Thalia Tyson, Iva Romesberg, Carolyn Raab, Nancy Cray, Joyce Heindel, Gloria Hengst, Rosalyn Wright. Second row: Richard Keeports, Ina Warner, Barbara Miller, Beverly Ness. Irene Smith, Mar- lene I'ahs, Norma Zarfoss, Patricia Deardorff, Bonnie Jean Fix, Jo Ann Reachard, Shelby Douglas, Louise Kreeger, Mr. Thomas. Third row: Dean Flinchhaugh, Donald Grove, Donald Kohler, Paid Eberly. Gene Sheffer, B. A. Dallastown Ralph Stahl, Kent Sprenkle and Glenn Brenneman don’t see eve-to-eye with Mrs. Sheffer at the Press Conference. .. .Of 01 1eacon The Beacon Business Staff under the direction of tin adviser, Mr. Charles Landis and the business manager, Larry Ncuhaus, began their work early in the fall. The advertising manager and his assistants worked very hard securing ads for the paper. The staff conducted a vigorous subscription campaign. When the issues were published, the circulation staff distributed the papers to its many readers. The Beacon Business Staff was composed of the following people: Larry Ncuhaus, business manager; Kent Sprenkle, advertising manager; with assistants Lowell Kohler, and Ada Bacon; Kaye Ann Strayer, circulation manager; with assistants Hazel Martin. Patricia Neff, and Donna Ness; typists, Charles Snyder, Jane Wynn, Sandra Markey, and Terry Tyson. First row: Marlene Fahs, Larry Ncuhaus, Kent Sprenkle, Kaye Ann Strayer, Donna Ness, Hazel Martin. Second row: Jane Wynn. Sandra Markey, Mr. Landis, Charles Snyder, Terry Tyson, Lowell Kohler, Ada Bacon, Patricia Neff. Norma Zarfoss. Charles C. Landis, Jr., B.S. Dallastown Don Abbott Thomas, B.A.,A.E..M.Ed. Dallastown First row: Faye Krout, Nancy Gray, Sheila Gemmill, Connie Raal , Karen Leader, Joyce Miendel. Second row: Shelva Gulp, Mrs. Richardson, Ralph Stahl, Kent Sprenkle, Charles Snyder. Eugene Hartman, Nan Eager. The merger of two families was the plot of ‘ A Heady Made Family” which you saw on November fifteenth or sixteenth at the Memorial Auditorium. The cast of ten was directed by Mrs. William Richardson. A widow, Agnes Martyn, played by Karen Leader, and Henry Turner, a widower portrayed by Ralph Stahl, met on a vacation and became engaged. Rut neither mentioned to the other the fact that they had children. With each family distrusting the other the plot began to thicken, but after two merry hours Agnes and Henry straightened out everything. Adding to the merriment, were Agnes’ son, Rob, played by Kent Sprenkle; the elder daugh- ter, Marilee, portrayed by Nancy Grey; the younger daughter, Gracie, played by Faye Krout; and Miss Lydia, her sister-in-law, played by Connie Raab. Shiela Gemmill and Charles Sny- der, as Doris and Sammie, played Henry’s two children. And producing more humor in the roles of Regonia and Nicodemus, the colored maid and handyman, were Joyce Heindel and Eugene Hartman. 52 Dorothy R. Richardson, A.B. Dallastown Sammy terrifies Begonia, Lydia, Agnes, and Doris as he has one of his fits Graeie greets her new father by biting his finger as Bob and Marilee watch. Graeie, Bob. and Marilee wonder what ter- rible news has caused Aunt Lydia to faint. 53 The school bus takes on passengers after a clay at Spry Junior High. Relxrcca Nunn, Kenneth Barshinger, Darryl Martin, and Janinc Grandia study a world map during Geography. Harry F. Cooper, B.A. Merle L. (.'rumbling Harold Berger, B.S. Jacobus Spry Jacobus The SB English class at Spry is caught unawares by the camera. A speech for Ike is delivered in history class by young campaigner, Aldinger. A surprise picture shows Mr. Crumbling explaining math to his students. Cherryl N'iman, Toby Rhodes, Ann Tratt- ncr, and Barry Lutz find the glolx- an in- teresting way to learn geography. Fred Bingaman, B.A. Helen J. Gamble Russell W. Grove Spry Jacobus Yoe “It isn't fair; I wasn't smiling. said Mrs. About BOX of Spry Junior Nigh pupils Moore as she was photographed during an receive lunch at tire luncheonette at the English class. school. Spry pupils stage a campaign for Ike in their mock election. “Queen For A Day” is presented during an activity period in Mr. Berger’s room. Donald Neeley, B.S. Spry I.oval Korhaugh. B.A. Jacobus Florence Moore, B.S. Spry Touch football is played with enthu- siasm at Jacobus Junior High. Linda Zimmerman and Wanda Keller demonstrate activities in Carls’ Physical Education Class. Santa Claus smiles a welcome from a black- board at Christmas time. The girls sing a snappy Christ- mas Carol at Spry School. Viola Shcnbcrger Loganvillc Barry Stein. B.S. Loganvillc Spr Junior High School Jacobus Junior High School The coming of spring to Dallastown signifies the coining of Baseball and Track. The treasured experience of your first Prom soon becomes a memory. Spring to the Senior Class means getting ready for graduation. First row: Donald Daugherty, Terry Tyson, Dalen Grove, Barry Cohn, Donald Grove, Kent Sprenkle. Second row: Thomas Ness, Barry Kcckler, William Reno, Paul Arnold, Glenn Klinedinst, Wilson Heilman. Charles C. Leber, A.B., M.F.d. Third row: Mr. Lelx r, Richard Keeports Gary Bilhic, Mr. Kehin. Dallastown Oiumpic tan ofOo 'omorroiu Dallastown’s Senior High track team placed third in the annual York County track meet. In the senior high hoys events, Dalen Grove was a double winner by capturing the mile run and also the half mile. Paul Arnold won the discus event and placed fourth in the shot put. Terry Tyson ran second in the 440-yard run. Paul Eberly got third in the shot put and fourth in the discus throw. William Reno jumped for third in the high jump and Barry Gohn leaped for fourth place in the broad jump. The junior high boys, last year's champs, were dethroned to tie for third place. Gary Strickler put the shot for second place and Blaine Karr tied for fourth in the high jump. Bruce Rost got fourth place in the broad jump. The 880-relay team captured third and the 440-relay team came in fourth. Dalen Grove, Dallastown’s mile runner gives final burst of speed in practice run. fit) First row: Bonnie Jean Fix, Brenda Barley, Nancy Sluder, Nedra Hoffman. Second row: Kaye Ann Strayer, Bonnie McGrady, Christine Bojahn, Shelva Calp, Miss Peters. Elizabeth Innerst, B.S. Dallastown 2dallastown s The Senior High Girls Track team worked hard and did their best. They won in two events. Christine Rojahn placed second in the baseball throw and the 220-yard relay team came in fourth. The Dallastown Junior High Girls captured first place for the second consecutive year and received a trophy in the twenty-sixth annual County Meet. Norma Zarfoss heaved the bas- ketball a record-breaking distance for first place. Ruth Ann Dehoff threw for second place in the baseball throw, and the 220-vard relay team came in fourth. Christine Rojahn practices for the throw that took second at the County Meet. 61 First row: Thomas Ness, Ronald Smetzer, Gary Strickler, Blaine Karr, James Weitkamp, Wilson Heilman. Second row: Mr. Lelx-r. Thomas Kinjj. Robert Hartman, Philip Slu-fler, Luther Elx-rly, Mr. Kehm. 3 rammef First row: Suzanne Strayer. Beverly Krouse, Ina Warner, Miss Peters. Second row: Beverly Ness, Norma Zarfoss, Rosalyn Ness. vvAS Top: Bill Reno clears the bar easily at an after school practice. Top: Terry Tyson is well ahead of Red Lion in the 440-yard run. Center: Glenn Klincdinst finishes first in the 100-yard dash with Ralph Kile close behind. Bottom: Mr. Nabors shoots the gun and they are off. 63 Center: Norma Zarfoss prepares to throw another record-breaking heave. Bottom: Barry Golm gives a mighty leap, which helps I). II. S. win the Red Lion meet. clueri First row: Terry Knaper, Denton Stiles, William Reno, Larry Wynn. Ray Miller. Glenn Brenneman, Glenn Klineoinst. Second row: Kent Sprenkle, Dale Gable, Charles Fourh- man, Barry Keckler, Charles Shearer, Larry Deihl, Gary Bilbie. Third row: Ralph Stahl. Lon- nie Ehrhart, Lennis Schaeffer, Michael Henry, George Bender. Mr. Henry. The Dallastown Area High School's base- ball season consisted of a regular ten-game schedule in the Southern Division of the York County Scholastic Baseball League. Dallastown emerged the only undefeated team in the Southern Division on April 25 by handing Susquehannock its first setback. Pre- viously the Wildcats had scored a 4-1 win over Eastern and had defeated Red Lion’s defending champions. Dallastown High ended its scoring famine after 27 innings without a run, but dropped its fourth consecutive game, losing to Susquehan- nock by 10-6 on May 11. These defeats were handed the Wildcats by the Red Lion, Eastern, and Kennard Dale diamond teams. Scoring in each of the first five innings, D.H.S. topped Lower Chanceford 9-4 on May 15. A leaky Kennard Dale defense committed three errors to hand Dallastown the running run in the top of the ninth as the Wildcats took a 5-4 victory. With six wins and four losses, Dallastown ended its baseball season in third place. Eastern captured the Southern Division title. P. Lynn Henry, B.S. Dallastown 64 D.H.S. Opponent 4 Eastern 1 3 Red Lion 0 3 Susquehannock 0 Lower Chanceford 3 0 3 0 Eastern 4 0 Red Lion 2 6 10 9 4 5 Kennard Dale .... 4 Top: Terry Knapcr slides hack into first after an attempt to take second Center: Glenn Brenneman pitches the hall home as a Red Lion player slides into third. Bottom: Pitchers, Kent Sprenkle, Glenn Kline- dinst and Glenn Brenneman practice for l� etter skill in deliverance and form. 65 Romanic Smith, Marian Grove, June Hartman. Nedra Hoffman, Nonna Jean Krout, Connie Lite Oliver, Barbara Shoflf. Gary Keeney, Max Stein, Lance Leader, Glenn Brenncman, Wil- liam Robinson, Charles Hess, Kugene Sindlinger. l,eon Keeney. Usance Straicjlit As you approached the Dallastown High School gym on the memorable night of May 18, 1956, you heard faint music played by Wilton Hutton’s orchestra. Inside, you found the gym had been skillfully transformed into a pre-Civil War southern plantation scene, complete with pond, magnolia grove, veranda, trellises, and roses and lilacs. The white thrones of King Gary Keeney and Queen Barbara Shoff gleamed in all the southern splendor. You could have danced all night but as the orchestra played Goodnight Sweetheart, you realized that another successful prom had become a sweet memory. Barbara Shoff and Gary Keeney receive con- Sarah Gladfclter, Larry Wynn Denton gratulations from Mr. McShcrry. Styles and Sandra Neff sit this one out. fifi Mr. Landis sings to Romaine Smith while Connie Raab and Jay Striehig dance dreamily to the music. Barbara Shoff and Gary’ Keeney smile happily after being crowned by last year’s reigning couple, Nonna Jean Krout and Max Stein. «7 Starry-eyed couples dance to the music of W ilton Hutton’s orchestra. Juture J'lomemaLers First row: Barbara Kniscly, Mary Snyder. Deanna Knaper, Gloria Hcngst, Faye Kront, Dorothy Wise, Carolyn Taylor, Sniela Gemmill. Second row: Lorraine Keeney, Gloria Bortner, Barbara Leader, Nancy Grey, Louise Daugherty, Rozena Boyer, Marlene Sent , Diane Wed- lock, Mrs. Fritz. Beverly Ilaupt, Priscilla Ness, Hazel Martin. Kay Robinson, Carolyn Meyers, Darla Mitzel. Pat Kinard. The Future Homemakers of America club was composed of girls from the sophomore, jun- ior, and senior classes who were interested in preparing for better homes of the future. Faye Krout was president of the organization; Dor- othy Wise, vice-president; Deanna Knaper, sec- retary; and Gloria Hengst, treasurer. Mrs. Frits, the F.H.A. adviser, kept the girls well informed on the latest techniques of home-making. In addition to the monthly club meetings, the girls also participated in many other activ- ities. Maintaining the refreshment stand at the basketball games made the girls quite popular. Beside the county and sub-regional meetings, the girls also attended the Future Homemakers of America Workshops. fiS Alice S. Frits, B.S. Dallastown Musical Wittiest Likely to Succeed Connie Haal Kugene Smith Connie Raab Karen Leader Kent Sprenklc Ralph Stahl . . . VL Wod Studious Best Personality Athletic Iva Romesberg Barry Cohn Joyce Hiendel I-;trry Wynn Kaye Ann Strayer Glenn Klinedinst m Music by Maxine Heindcl forever -4-Jt T- -d r r 7TT7I II A • | m ■CTT7 d i - —_ a f r 1� - — 1� L tr HIT ! _ 0 w i� i p- M 7T H r • r r “5 . ■ ■W -h Hi Hi Hi - V 1 i L L— Ct) •- ■Hr -rm- 1 1 J f i =N ■EZk— 2-2 . , K . 0 z H JTW- y . : r J € ► -ft W 9- • « j n . :? F F s— s 7 p-j- = in -n -hi N—rTjTj e 3 ) J j J H p . f-p=f=H : = a :=fl=P =±=: -- p- 77 h 1 1 1 H— 1—H J t=M The time has come when we must pause To bid a fond adieu. So teachers, friends, and classmates. We say farewell to you. Chorus: Dear Dallastown High Forever we'll be true. Dear Dallastown High We’ll forever cherish you. Our thanks to all for what you’ve done To help us on our way. With your kind help our goal is won As we part from you this day. All hail to thee, Dallastown High Thee of the Blue and White. We ll do our best to spread your fame. Your honor, truth, and right. Words by Faye Krout and Ralph Stahl 70 Our (best WJe K Ueturri Unto IJou Our tomorrows arc only a vision. Our vesterdavs now hut a dream. Today is the day we’ve awaited For a very long time, so it seems. These years have been like a journey. Full of adventures and struggles, too. Year by year we have all grown richer. With teachers and classmates, so true. Now has come the hour of parting. And as we sav fondly adieu. We promise, you dear Alma Mater, Our best we ll return unto you. cl n otto... TIIE ROAD TO SUCCESS IS NEVER EASY, Class Colors . . . BLUE and SILVER Class 3(o lower . . RED ROSE 71 Bonn by Kent Sprenklc In 1955 we entered Dallastown High School as freshmen. We selected as our adviser, Mr. Riedel. Our class officers were : Marlene Falis, president; Dane Loss, vice president; Betty Keeney, secretary; and Terry Knaper, treasurer. This first year made us realize that there would be both fun and work with student life at Dal- lastown High. A local hay ride and a trip to Hershey were the social functions that year. The trip to Hershey Park with the girls packing a picnic lunch climaxed our freshman year. We began our sophomore year by electing as officers: Kent Sprenkle, president; John Emen- heiser, secretary; and Terry Knaper, treasurer. Mr. Landis acted as our class adviser. We found a great deal more to do and en- joyed school activities such as Beacon, Student Council, Chorus, and Band, and almost best of all. we constructed a paper mache football, which won first prize in the Homecoming Parade. Our junior year was a busy one! We were kept in a tizzy with our play, Cracked Nuts” and our Plantation Ball prom. Our officers were: Larry Wynn, president; Kent Sprenkle, vice president; Ralph Stahl, secretary; and Terry Knaper, treasurer. Mr. Landis again advised us. Several pupils brought honors to the class. Karen Leader won an award for designing and dressing a doll for the Seventeen Magazine. Shelby Doug- las won a chemistry award. Carolyn Raab won first prize in the “Voice of Democracy” contest. We enjoyed our annual trip to Hershey. As seniors we were always in a whirl with studies, Yearbook, Beacon, and signing pictures. Kent Sprenkle presided over our class with Ralph Stahl, vice president; Iva Romesberg. secretary, and Shelby Douglas, treasurer. Nancy Gray served as editor-in-chief of the Beacon. Carolyn Raab acted as editor-in-chief of the Spectator and president of the student council. Mr. Winemiller was our class advisor. Although we are seniors, now. we can remin- isce about our years at Dallastown. We believe that our future will be richer for having been here. History by Shelby Douidus Kent Leon Sprenkle R. I). 1 Dallastovvn, Pennsylvania President Ralph David Stahl 338 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown. Pennsylvania ice President ■' Kaye Ann Strayer South Duke Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Secretary Shelby Ann Douglas 234 South Walnut Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Treasurer Bernice Irene Aiighenbatigh 9 East Broad Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Bard Bennette Beckner 28 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Melvin George Aldingcr R. D. 8 York. Pennsylvania Glenn Burnell Brenncman Janet Joyce Bowman Rozena Ann Boyer 73 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania R. D. 2 Glen Rock, Pennsylvania R. D. 2 Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania Shelva Virginia Mae Calp Wilson Court Yoe, Pennsylvania Barbara Ann Coeyman 114 North Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Donald Earl Daugherty R. D. 2 York, Pennsylvania . . . are Phyllis Marie Dehoff 137 South Park Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Elaine Starr Dubbs R. I). 2 York, Pennsylvania Ethel Nora R. D. 1 Dallastown, Eberly Pennsylvania Paul Ervin Eberly 35 Merrin Road R. D. 2 York, Pennsylvania Lucille Verna Eisenbau R. D. s York, Pennsylvania gh John Benjamin Einenlieiser R. 1). 2 York, Pennsylvania to S)tad a fL Nail Roberta Eager Wilson Court Yoe, Pennsylvania Marlene Ann Falis R. D. 2 York, Pennsylvania Laniont Jerry Flinchbaugh 436 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Clair Eugene Flockomer 530 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Larry Lenord Frey R. I). 1 Dallastown, Pennsylvania Paul Sylvester Flory 411 West Maple Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania ...£ xpenence Charles Leroy Fourhinan R. I). 2 Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania Dale Rufus Cable R. D. 2 York. Pennsylvania Truman Wilford Geesey R. D. 8 York, Pennsylvania Sheila Mae Gemmill Myles Henry Godfrey Jr. Yoe, Pennsylvania 2050 South Queen Street York, Pennsylvania Barry Leroy Gohn 283 West Maple Street Dallastown. Pennsylvania Nancy Louise Gray Logan ville, Pennsylvania Dalen Leonard Grove 234 South Park Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Eugene Loree Hartman R. D. s York, Pennsylvania Joyce Elaine Hcindel 114 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown. Pennsylvania Maxine Lynne Hcindel 305 Chestnut Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Gloria Helen Hengst 383 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania George Franklin Hickey 323 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Richard Emerson Jackson R. D. 2 York, Pennsylvania Lorraine Annetta Keeney I.ogan ville, Pennsylvania Patricia Ann Kinard 247 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Glenn Caroll Klinedinst R. D. 2 Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania Terry Lee Knaper 136 South Walnut Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Faye Vonita Krout Karen Romaine Leader Nancy Louise Lentz R. I). 8 260 South Pleasant Avenue R. I). 2 York, Pennsylvania Dallastown, Pennsylvania York, Pennsylvania Kona Id Eugene Markov R. 1). 8 York, Pennsylvania Hazel Marie Martin 412 West Maple Street Dallastovvn. Pennsylvania Vernon Rost MeKinsey 34 Franklin Street Dallastovvn, Pennsylvania Carolyn Ann Myers 4.50 West Main Street Dallastovvn, Pennsylvania Larry Dana Neuhaus 240 South Walnut Street Dallastovvn, Pennsylvania Christine Irene Noll 2(X) lombard Street Dallastovvn, Pennsylvania Mary Frances Noll 2(H) Lombard Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Carolyn Ann Raab 2S4 South Walnut Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phyllis Arlene Raffensberger R. D. 1 Dallastown. Pennsylvania Thomas Franklin Rial R. I). 1 Dallastown, Pennsylvania Iva Deannc Romesbcrg 313 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Lennis Leo Shaefer -179 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown. Pennsylvania Charles William Shields 153 South Charles Street Dallastown. Pennsylvania Norman Elwood Seitz 621 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Byron Craig Smith 43 East Maple Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania llaitoum Eugene Frances Alvin Smith R. D. 2 York, Pennsylvania Charles Frederich Snyder 36S East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Raymond Paul Sweit er R. D. 2 Glen Rock, Pennsylvania Orpha Elaine Waltmyer 21 North Park Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Burl Francis Whitsel 480 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phyllis Jane Wilson 153 Lombard Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Sandra Mae Winemiller 219 West Maple Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Robert Emerson Workinger 267 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Rosalyn Ann Wright 462 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Larry Glenn Wynn 121 East Maple Street I )alIasto vn, Pennsylvania Jack Herman Yinger 53 East Main Street I )allastown, Pennsylvania Sidney Eugene Zorbaugh R. 1). 2 Glen Rock, Pennsylvania SJo oCurry dec drey, Lorn dcplcmLcr 24, ()39 Larry died on March 4. 1957, from injuries received in an automobile accident. We be- lieve that he has simply grad- uated to the great class of The Supreme Teacher above. 85 Those exciting basketball games? The lovely Christmas decorations? When Kent Sprenkle had a fit? The fun at the Sock Hops? The work on the biology projects? The entertainment at the assemblies? 86 Our Ok anLi to The many individuals who have helped to make the 1957 Spectator a reality . . . to all those members of the faculty whose help and advice have proved inestimable . . . to our adviser, Mrs. Ward, whose patience and consideration have guided us through the year . . . to Mr. Henry Blatner for his fine photography and his lasting co-operation . . . to the students of D. H. S., who have provided us with our story, and for whom this book is written, this staff wishes to express its sincere thanks. 87 With graduation we expand our present world of home, school, and parents to include a larger world of busi- ness and college. As we close this volume of the 1957 Spectator, may we face this larger world with the forti- tude and the knowledge we gained at Dallastown High School. An after game Sock Hop makes a hit with the crowd. Louise Kreegcr gets a shot of a few of her press conference friends. udmedd I. 15. Abel-Son Incorporated 1 '.lectrical C-outractors 2385 Bel videre Avenue York. Pennsylvania Henry M. Blatner, Photographer 153 East Market Street York, Pennsylvania Phone: York 7173 Bill's Service Station 2311 South Queen Street Spry, Pennsylvania Phone: York 67006 Colonial Products Company Park and Broad Street Dallastown. Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 33711 90 business f a irons Compliments from An Interested Citizen Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Walter R. Daugherty Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 3548-3 Dallas Cut Rate 19 East Main Street Professional o rang e passers at the Halloween Out at first! Stiles bends low as the ball nears. party are Brenda Ahrens and Llewellyn Ehrhart. Kent Sprenklc desperately tries to beat the other Not knowing the sur- senior hoys in the pie-eating contest as Mrs. Inncrst orise that awaits him, l M)ks on. Lewcllyn Khrhart tries in vain to break Keith Ehrhart’s balloon. U6tna65 C. Joseph Deller Excavating and Grading Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 21141 Austin II. Eberly, Mortician 104 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 2376-1 Do Vono Dry Cleaners, Tailors, and Men’s Wear 10 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 35162 Lewellyn Ehrhart 323 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion -35274 92 E, U5me66 The Walter M. Ehrhart Home for Funerals 505 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 24371 Farrv’s Garage Seven Valleys. R. D. 2 General Repair Work Inspection Station Clayton E. Palis, Peach Orchards R. 1). 2 York, Pennsylvania Phone: York 93772 Gingerich Texaco Service Station 6 Miles South of York — U. S. No. 111 R. D. 8, York Pennsylvania Phone: Logan ville 2359 Mr. Leber works dili- gently to get the sawdust Miss Perry and Mrs. Brown have the refreshments pit ready for the broad ready for the hungry dancers at the Hallowe’en party. jump. 93 Glenn Brenncman catches a man off l ase for the out. Barry Kcckler brings home honors in a dual meet. business a Irons Glalfelter Furniture Company 84 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 35255 Arthur J. Glatfelter, Jr. Insurance R. D. 1, Dallastown, Pa. Phone: Red Lion 37835 Godfrey Bros. Meat Market 64 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Good ling’s Orchard Quality Fruit Logan ville, Pennsylvania Phone: Loganville 2746 94 ___________________________________________ uAinete Grove Sechrist, Sporting Goods Heindel’s Grocery Red Lion, Pennsylvania 114 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 34632 R. E. Heindel and Son Atlantic Heating Oils Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 36294-34:3(33 Keller’s Jewelry Store 18 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion '35012 rhe Dallastown delegation to the Press Conference wait patiently for the evening meal. Rodney Holt zap pie seems to find a lot of pleasure in dancing. 9 � Gussic Garfinkle tolls Drusilla Nutt alxmt diseases she has had. all the Magnolia Langsford traps another man with her charm and southern accent. u6me55 Raymond I). Kront, Carpenter Builder R. D. 8 York, Pennsylvania Phone: Loganville 2132 Lakeview Turkey Farms Turkeys for All Occasions Jacobus. Pennsylvania Phone: York 91952 Kohler Pharmacy Prescriptions, Insulin, Sickroom Needs Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 23461 Guy A. Leader Sons, Inc. Route 2 York, Pennsylvania Phone: York .50149 ‘Hi (Dudinedi f at roni Leader Flower and Gift Shoppe •509 East Main Street Da 1 lastown, Pei 1 n sy 1 va n i a Phone: Red Lion 24-461 Compliments of Harry R. Looker Registerec 1 A rchi tect 211 South George Street York, Pennsylvania L. II. Store, 5c to $1.00 A Small Store with Rig Values York — Dal las town — Spring Grove Lentzs A-C Grocery Store I.oganville, Pennsylvania Phone: Logan ville 2271 Sprcnkle muses; Groves listens intently and Seitz looks on slyly. Mr. Lelx-r sets up Dalen Grove as an example of a fine athlete. 07 Prof. Beamish finds his true love, Druscilla Nutt, as the nephew and nieces watch in the Junior Play. Connie Low Givler and Lance Leader enjoy dancing at the Prom. usmess citrons Curvin W. Malehorn Electrical Contractor I.oganville. Pennsylvania Phone: Logan ville 2271 Meadow View Dairy R. D. 3 Red Lion, Pennsylvania John Minnich Dallastown News Agency 201 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania L. K. Hoff Plumbing and Heating Contractor Nit. Wolf, Pennsylvania Phone: Manchester 4351 98 U3ine3 6 Progressive Tool Company 2315 South Queen Street York, Pennsylvania Phone: York 81443 A. C. Rcider Son, Well Drillers 560-566 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 33881-36575 Ritter Brothers C en era 1 Con t ract is 1511 North Cameron Street I larrisburg, Pennsylvania Kenneth R. Sechrist Gas and Electrical Appliances 135 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Carolyn Boeckel scr es as the nurse for the Dallastown High School building. Janet Grim carries out the health pro- gram in tin secondary centers of the jointure. 99 A chorus of tenti� graders present carols during the Christinas Assembly. Ina Warner narrates the Christmas Assembly play. Paul Shaffer Auto Body Fender Repairing, Auto Painting 459 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Sharp’s Used Cars Where A Bargain Is A Bargain 21(H) South Queen Street York. Pennsylvania Clair F. Smith Contractor and Builder Jacobus, Pennsylvania Phone: York 63315 Wilmer L. Snyder, Builder R. D. 2 Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania Phone: Loganville 2357 100 u5me66 Spurg’s Drive-In 2266 South Queen Street York, Pennsylvania Phone: York 94263 Square Deal Garage State Inspection, General Repairing 2181 South Queen Street York Pennsylvania Elmer M. Stein Florist Potted Plants, a Specialty R. D. 2. York, Pennsylvania Phone: York 93272 Viola Stahl Faemade Fashions 338 South Pleasant Avenue Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 34551 Mary Jane Blymirc, Blaine Karr, Thomas Ness present a scene from the Christmas As- Students from Loganville prepare to go home after scmbly. a day at Dallastown High. 101 Yearbook typist Lucille Eisenhaugh Mary oll and Phyllis Wilson speed types a sample copy of the work to be along to raise their words per minute, done by Shclva Culp, Janet Bowman and Nan Fager. Stemers Chevrolet, Incorporated West Broadway Extended Red Lion, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 33891 Stewart’s Photo Shop 225 West Broadway Red Lion, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 21201 Stetler Motors, Incorporated 515 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Streavig’s Meat Market 476 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 36511 102 (Iju6lne66 f atrond Waltmyer’s Grocery 209 East Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Heel Lion 35632— Free Delivery I. W. Winemiller, Justice of the Peace R. D. 3 York Pennsylvania Phone: York 95246 Warner’s Dairy since 1903 The Mark of Quality in Dairy Products For Over Half a Century Phone: Red Lion .‘33951 Wynn’s Electrical Store 16 West Main Street Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 35165 Norma Zarfoss has fun dis- Bruce Host looks squeamish as he sees the fish he setting a frog as Nancy Hoke is to dissect, watches. 103 The royal couple, Queen Bar- Mr. Leber and Mr. Kehm show Paul Eberly the l ara and King Gary dance the correct form to throw the shot put. royal dance at the Prom. U5me56 York Engraving Company •401 Manor Street York, Pennsylvania Phone: York S174S C. B. Yost Meat Market 1 «oganville, Pennsylvania Phone: Loganville 2344 York County Gas Company 127 West Market Street York, Pennsylvania Phone: York 6887 Zarfoss Furniture Store Heel Lion. Pennsylvania Furniture — Carpets Linoleum — Hugs lot usiness r a irons Zarfoss Hardware Store On the Square Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 24561 Harvey Zeigler Plumbing and Heating Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: Red Lion 36531 lr. Kclnn proudly displays biology projects by his students. Beacon reporters learn from real newspapermen. Dean Wise and Loric Snyder. Joyce Mein- del. Iva Romeslx-rg, Dean Wise, done Loric Snyder, Glenn Brennc- man. 105 The boys help clear the tables after a delicious meal at the Football Banquet. Glenn Klinedinst and Barry’ Cohn receive a round of applause for gaining a place on the All-Conference team. Melvin Aldinger Bard Beckner Janet Bowman Rozena Boyer Glenn Brenneman Rev. Nelson C. Brown Shelva Calp Barbara Coeyman Donald Daugherty Phyllis Dehoff Shelby Dougla Elaine Dnbhs Ethel Eberlv Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eisenbaugh Lucille Eisenbaugh John Emenheiser Nan Fager Charles Fourham Larry Frey Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Clair Frits Dale Gable Truman Geesey Sheila Gemmill Myles Godfrey Barry Gohn Nancy Gray Dalen Grove Eugene Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays Joyce Heindel Maxine Heindel Gloria Hengst Mr. Lynn Henry George Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Dale Innerst Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Innerst Richard Jackson Lorraine Keeney Mr. and Mrs. William Kehm Patricia Kinard Glenn Klinedinst Faye Krout Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landis 106 Karen Leader Norman Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Leader Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Shenk Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leber Craig Smith Nancy Lentz Eugene Smith Ronald Markov Charles Snyder Vernon McKinsey Kent Sprenkle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McSherry Ralph Stahl Carolyn Meyers Kaye Ann Strayer Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Nabors Barry Stump Mr. and Mrs. Dana M. Neuhaus Raymond Svveitzer Larry Neuhaus Mrs. Sterling Taylor Christine Noll Mr. and Mrs. Clair A. Trout Mary Noll Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Ward Miss Mary Perry Orpha Waltmycr Carolyn Raab Burl Whitsel Phyllis Raffensberger Ann Winemiller Thomas Rial Sandra Winemiller Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson, Jr. Victor Winstead Mr. and Mrs. Myles Riedel Robert Workinger I va Romesberg Rosalyn Wright Lenn is Schaefer Larry Wynn Charles Schields Sidney Zorbaugh 107 Mr. Riedel and Mr. Snyder, our school custodians. Mr. Marvin Koontz faithfully takes care of heating the Gym. yvutoarapLd 108 Joyce llcindcl, Eugene Murtman, and Ralph Stahl discuss their parts in the Senior Flay. The Martvn children help “Dad- dykins” out the door in one of the action-packed scenes in the Senior Play. ear3 Melvin George Aldinger — General Junior Play Committee 3. Bernice Irene Aughenbaugh — Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Spec- tator Staff. Bard Bennette Beckner — Commercial Football 1, 2; Track 2; Basketball 3; Football Manager 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Year- book 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Glenn Burnell Brenneman — Academic Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Band Conductor 3; County Music Festival 2, 3; Beacon Staff 3; Spectator Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. Janet Joyce Bowman — Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee 3; F.H.A. 1; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Spectator Staff. Ro .ena Ann Boyer — General F.H.A. 4. Shelva Virginia Mac Calp — Commercial Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Spectator .Staff 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Rep- resentative 2, 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Barbara Ann Coeyman — Commercial Donald Earl Daugherty — General Track 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Com- mittee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Phyllis Marie Dshoff — Commercial Chorus 1, 2. Shelby Ann Douglas — Academic F.H.A. 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Beacon Staff 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Junior Play Com- mittee 3; Class Treasurer 4; Spectator Staff 4. Elaine Starr Dubbs — Commercial Junior Play Committee 3; Homeroom Vice Pres- ident 3; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Ethel Nora Ebcrly — Commercial Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Paul Ervin Ebcrly — Academic Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Lucille Verna Eisenbaugh — Commercial Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee 3. John Benjamin Emcnhciser — General Football 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee 3. Nan Roberta Fager — Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Spectator Staff 4. Marlene Ann Fahs — Commericial Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Beacon 2, 3, 4; Spectator Staff 4; Chorus 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Prom Com- mittee 3; Class President 1; Homeroom Secre- tary 4; Chorus Librarian 3. Lamont Jerry Flinchbaugh — Academic Football 2, 3. 4. Paul Sylvester Flory — Commercial Football 2, 3, 4. Clair Eugene Folckomer — Academic Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 3; Junior Play Commit- tee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Larry L. Frey — General Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Sen- ior Play Committee 4. Charles Leroy Fourhman — Commercial Baseball 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee. Dale Rufus Gable — General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Homeroom President 2; Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Truman Wilford Geesev — General Track 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Play Com- mittee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Sheila Mae Gemmill — Academic Student Council 1, 4; Red Cross Representa- tive 2; Vice President of Student Council 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Chorus Librarian 4; F.H.A. 4; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Play 4. no 'ears Myles Henry Godfrey Jr. — General Track 2; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Red Cross Representative 1; Senior Play Committee 4. Barry Leroy Golm — Commercial Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Homeroom President 3; Prom Committee 3; Spectator Staff 4. Nancy Louise Gray — Academic Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Beacon Staff 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 4; Beacon Editor 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls’ Ensemble 4; Forensics 4. Dalen Leonard Grove — General Homeroom Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; (unior Play 3. Eugene Loree Hartman — Academic Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Joyce Elaine Heindel — Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Pianist 1; Chorus Li- brarian 2; Chorus Secretary and Treasurer 3; Chorus Vice President 4; Cheerleader 1. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Spectator Staff 4; Homeroom President 3, 4; Homeroom Vice President 2; Junior Play 3; Sen- ior Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Coun- cil Secretary 4. Maxine Lynne Heindel — Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Spectator Staff 4; Music Festival 3; Chorus Librarian 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Homeroom Treas- urer 4. Gloria Helen Hengst — Academic Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; York County Music Festi- val L 3; Girls’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Beacon 2. • . 1; Spectator Staff 4; F.H.A. 4: F.H.A. Treasurer 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Prompter 3; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. George Franklin Hickey — Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committe 3; Chorus 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Richard E. Jackson — General Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Junior Play Committee 3. Lorraine Annetta Keeney — General F.H.A. 4. Patricia Ann Kinard — General Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; Prom Committee 3. Glenn Carrol Klinedinst — Academic Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Homeroom Vice President 3; Sen- ior Play Committee 4. Terry Lee Knapcr — Commercial Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2. 3; Chorus 2. Faye Vonita Krout — Academic Chorus L 2, 3, 4; York County Music Fe tival 1; Cheerleading 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; F.H.A. President 4; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Karen Romaine Leader — Academic Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus Librarian 3, 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Band Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Home- room President 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Play Committee 3; York County Music Festival 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 2. 3, 4; Spec- tator Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls’ Ensemble 4; Forensics 4. Nancy Louise Lentz — Commercial Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Ronald Eugene Markev — General Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Hazel Marie Martin — Academic- Track 1, 2; F.H.A. 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Beacon Staff 3, 4. Vernon Rost McKinsey — General Carol Ann Meyers — General Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; F.H.A. 4. Larry Dana Newhaus — Academic Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon 2. 3, 4; York County Music- Festival 1. 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Commit- tee 3; Chorus Librarian 4; Forensics 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4. ill Christine Irene Noll — Commercial Track I; F.H.A. 2. Mary Frances Noll — Commercial Track 1; F.H.A. 2; Prom Committee. Carolyn Ann Raab — Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus President 1, 4; F.H.A. 2; Forensics 2, 3. 4; York County Music Festival 1, 2, 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Junior Play 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Beacon 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1. 2; Spec- tator Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Council President 1; Girls’ Ensemble 4. Phyllis Arlene Raffensbcrger — Commercial Junior Play Committee 3. Thomas Franklin Rial — General Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee 3. Iva Deanne Romesberg — Commercial Spectator Stall 4; Student Council 3; Chorus 1. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Secre- tary 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Chorus Secretary 4; Class Sec- retary 4. Lennis Lea Schaefer — General Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2. 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Charles William Schields — Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Norman Elwood Seitz, Jr. — Commercial Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Craig Byron Smith — Academic Basketball 2. 3. Eugene Francis Alvin Smith — Commercial Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Band President 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Spectator Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Homeroom Vice President 1; Homeroom Presi- dent 4. Charles Fredrick Snyder — Commercial Chorus 1; Junior Play 3; Beacon 3. 4; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Kent Leon Sprcnkle — Academic Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homeroom Vice President 1; ('lass President 2, 4; Class Vice President 3. Ralph David Stahl — Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Class Secre- tary 3; Spectator Staff 4; Baseball Business Man- ager 3; Class Vice President 4; Senior Play 4. Kaye Ann Strayer — Commercial Track 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3. 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Plav Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Beacon Staff 2, 3, 4; Spectator Staff 4; Cheerleading 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 2 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Raymond Paul Sweitzer — General Junior Play Committee 3. Orpha Elaine Waltmyer — Commercial Burl Francis Whitsel — Academic Band 3. 4; Spectator Staff 4; Football 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Phyllis Jane Wilson — Commercial Track 1; F.H.A. 2. Sandra Mae Winemiller — Academic Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Band 3, I; Dance Band 3, 4; Music Festival 1; Spec- tator Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Prompter 3; Forensics 2. 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Robert Emerson Workinger — Commercial Basketball Business Manager 1; Senior Play Committee 4. Rozalyn Ann Wright — Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; York County Music Festival 1, 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Beacon Staff 3. 4; Spectator Staff 4; Library Staff 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Larry Glenn Wynn — Commercial Baseball 2. 3. 4; Class President 3; Student Coun- cil Vice President 2; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Jack Herman Yinger — General Sidney Eugene Zorbaugh — General Spectator Staff 4. 112 =V---'