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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

THE CLASS  1361 ai PRESENTS ITS VOLUME of i-hd We, the class of 1961 A.D., invite you to become a spectator as m this, our final year at D.A.H.S., unfolds before you. Through our phase of our school life. In attempting to present all our various sports, literary, and musical activities, our underclassmen and associates, our faculty istrators, we have, perhaps, overlooked or misrepresente 1 wi. 1 admin- some 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION VI-XIII UNDERCLASSMEN LX-LXXVII ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS LXXVIII—Cl SPORTS CII-CXXI PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS CXXII—FINIS 3 APPRECIATION Mr. Cooper, Mr. Layser, the Spectator Staff of 1961 wishes to express its appre- ciation of the invaluable assistance and guidance you have rendered during the production of this year's volume. Although you left D.A.H.S. in December, Mr. Cooper, your boundless energy and able supervision will always be remembered by us. You instilled within us the desire to complete a yearbook estimable of recognition and, we hope, commendation. You, Mr. Layser, have been a competent aid throughout the year in that you've given unselfishly of your time and energy to help us assemble our book properly and meet our deadlines on time. Again we thank you both for being there when you were needed and for always being willing and able to help. 4 DEDICATION Mr. Harold 8ergcr B.A. — Millorjvillc State Tchrj. College M.S. — Temple Univerjity To you, Mr. Berger, the class of 1961 dedicates its volume of the Spectator. The patience, proficiency, and understanding you've exercised in class and out has made it difficult to express the admiration and esteem we feel you merit. Your constant humor, clever wit, and consent to intervene and advise has helped not only to relax class tension, but has impressed upon us character worthy of emulation. In closing, we hope this humble tribute lays bare our heartfelt appre- ciation and gratitude for being more than just a teacher — but a friend and confidante as well. 5 Dr. Horry Shcnk, Superv ng Principal B.A. — Dickinson College M.A. — Gettysburg College D.Ed. — Pennsylvania State University You have begun your last year in the public schools in 1960 — the beginning of a new decade. When the new decade arrives, you will have seen many changes in your lives. Collectively, you will have experienced higher education, technical training, apprenticeships, adjustments to new positions, adult tasks, voting privi- leges, marriage, children, family responsibilities, joys, sorrows, successes, failures, aspirations, disappoint- ments, friendships, unfriendly relations, gratitude, regrets. As we look at you individually, we cannot predict to whom the pleasant and positive experiences will fall; nor can we predict what additional perplexing problems you may meet. However, we can point out to you certain characteristics which you should strive to develop as supplements to your academic learning — truth, belief in a higher Being, integrity, morality, dependability, honesty, work habits, a spirit of friend- liness. These traits will improve your lot in life. Upon graduation, promise to develop these traits, and, having promised, don't fail to do what you have promised. Mr. Marstcllar, Elementary Supervisee Mr. Glatfelter, Business Manager; Mr. McSherry Administrative Assistant. SECRETARIES: (STANDING) Mrs. Geesey, Mrs. Reidel, (SEATED) Mrs. Shearer. 8 Congratulations to you for having successfully com- pleted your public education! You have now reached a milestone in your young life. We trust that your life will have many more simi- lar milestones, for you see you are a part of the world now engaged in a cold war which in reality is a war for the minds of men. At no time in history has there been more need for clear thinking than today. Ideologies beset us on all sides and with all tech- niques of modern propaganda, often appear sensible. Out of this mass of ideas must come your inner beliefs and ultimate decision that man is God's greatest creation and the worth of an individual is more than the whole world. In this thinking is the need of today and the hope of tomorrow. We can feel confident that the training you have received here at Dallastown Area High School will help you to reach this goal. May you live that your school will be able to say with pride, That's one of our alumni, we're happy to have been a part of his past. Mr. Clair Trout, Principal B.S. — Elizabeth College M.E.D. — Western Maryland 9 BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW 1 — C. Richard Bupp (treasurer). Merlin L. Myers (secretary), Clair M. Shearer (president), Erwin L. Shearer (vice president), Floyd L. Myers. ROW 2 — Jesse J. Kohler, Paul Goble, Lawrence M. Hartman, Mrs. Dorothy R. Root, Robert J. Landis, W. Clair Warner. ROW 3 — Gene A. Snyder, Roger L. Smith, Denton R. Fitz, Kenneth R. Heindel, Harry W. Musser. Among those who deserve our appreciation are the members of the Board of Edu- cation of the Dallastown Area Schools. They have guided us through our school life. Although their services are seldom acclaimed, we wish now to thank them for the time they have voluntarily given as members of this board. 10 MUSIC AND ART — Mr. Joseph Compendia, Mr. Don A. Thomas, Miss Corinne Harpcl. BUSINESS EDUCATION — Mr. Rafe Nobors, Miss Caroline Shyrock, Mrs. Mary Waltman, Mr. J. Owen Statler. FACULTY SOCIAL SERVICES — Mrs. Ruth Prim, Mr. Sherdell Snyder, Miss lonet Strayer, Mr. P. Lynn Henry, Mrs. Mary Hollway. SCIENCE — Mr. Charles Landis, Mr. William Kehm, Jr., Mr. Nathaniel LANGUAGE — Mr. Willis Ramsey, Mrs. Dorothy Richardson, Mrs. Harmon, Mr. John Henry, Mr. Richard Zortman. Helen Schaeffer. 11 HISTORY — Mr. Paul Ritchey. Mr. Barry Stein. Mr. I. W. Winemiller, Mr. Gerald Millor. ENGLISH — Min Janet Wcitcomb, Mrs. Gone Sheflfor, Mr. Harry Cooper, Mr. Jerald Garland. ENGLISH — Mrs. Doris Emenheiser, Mrs. Suzanno Fauth, Mrs. Harriet Mocre, Mrs. Mary Oaks, (SEATED) Mrs. Elaine Brown. HISTORY - (STANDING) Mr. Ronald Grove, Mr. Forrest Kohler, Mr. Charles Moore, Mr. Loyal Roorbough, Mr. Fred Bingaman. (SEATED) Mr. Richard Orwig, Mrs. Hclon Gamble, Mr. Charles Burd. 12 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - (STANDING) Mr. Jock Show, Mr. Cloy Givler, Mr. Lorry Hoover (Student Teocher), Mr. Pool Ludwig, (SEATED) — Mrs. Alice Frits, Mr. William Richardson, Mrs. Dorothy Moore. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Mr. Murray David- son, Mr. A. Neil Harvey, Mr. James Beck, Mr. Charles Leber, Mrs. Elizabeth Innerst, Miss Gayle Langhart. 13 CHARLES EDWIN ALDINGER College Preparatory Professor Assembly 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Coin Club 2,- Speleological Club 3,- Basketball Business Manager 3,4,- In- tramural Sports 3,4; H.R. Treasurer 4. CLIFFORD E. BAER Commercial Undecided Aviation Club 3; H.R. Secretary- Treasurer 4. DALE EUGENE ANDERSON Practical Arts Undecided Study Club 2; Speleological Club 3. RONALD KEITH ATTIG College Preparatory Forester Track I; Coin Club 2; Golf Club 3; Cross Country 4. WILLIAM DUANE ARNOLD Commercial Undecided Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Metal Craft Club 2; H.R. Treas- urer 3; Study Club 3; Beacon 4. SANDRA LEE ASHTON College Preparatory Teacher Magazine captain 1; Select Chorus 1; Red Cross Representative 1; Thespian Club 2,- F.N.A. Club 3. 16 WILLIAM GEORGE BASEHORE College Preparatory Undecided Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Aviation Club 2; Assembly 2,3; Scicnco Club 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Intromurol Sports 3,4; Spectator 4. CAROLYN LOUISE BASEHORE Commercial Secretory Track 1,2; Pep Club 3; Bridge Comb 3. LINDA JOYCE BEAR College Preparatory College Head Majorette 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 1; Assembly 1,2,3; Forensics 2; Thes- pian Club 2; H. R. Vice-President 2; Travel Club 3; Class Treasurer 3,4,- Spcctotor 4. MARY ELIZABETH Commercial Bookkeeper Transferred from Commercial Club Spectator 4. BANKERT Phineas Davis 2; 2,- Knitting Club 3; BARBARA LOR IE BARSHINGER Commercial Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Speleological Club 2; Assembly 2,- Magazine Captain 3,4; Bridge Club 3. MARTHA JOYCE BARSHINGER College Preparatory Undecided Select Chorus I,- Assembly 1,3; Rus- sian Club 2; Beacon 3; F.T.A. Club 3; Junior Play Committee 3; H. R. Secre- tary 3,- National Honor Society 3,4; Editor-in-chief of Spectator 4; H. R. Secretory-Treasurer 4. 17 ROBERT EUGENE BARSHINGER College Preparatory Draftsman Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Coin Club 2,- Chess Club 3; Beacon 3,4. JUDITH IRENE BRENNEMAN Commercial Secretory Transferred from Phineas Davis 2,- Coin Club 2; Library Club 3,4. JOYCE CAROLYN BECK College Preparatory History Teacher Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Thespian Club 2; F.N.A. Club 3,- Select Chorus 3,4; Red Cross Repre- sentative 3; Spectator 4; H.R. Vice-President 4. DARRYEL LEROY BEHRENSEN Practical Arts Furrier Metal Craft Jewelry Club 2; Study Club 3. MARY JANE BLYMIRE College Preparatory Medical Secretary Select Chorus 1,2,3,- F.N.A. Club 3; Pep Club 2; Assembly 1,- Magazine Captain 1. DAWN ELAINE BRENNEMAN Commercial Secretary Select Chorus 1,- Thespian Club 2; H.R. Treasurer 2; Knitting Club 3,- Stu- dent Council 3,4; Handbook Staff 3. 18 FRITZ BUITMANN College Preparatory Mechanical Engineer Transferred from Max-Pianck-Schule, Dclmenhorst, Germany 4. TERRANCE KENNETH CAMPBELL College Preparatory Undecided Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Chess club 3,- Sports Club 2. GORDON LEROY BROWN College Preparatory College Air Force Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Soorts club 2. MARY ANN BULL College Preparatory Nurse Band 1; Assembly 2; Junior Commit- tee 3,- F.N.A. Club 3; F.H.A. 2. SANDRA LYNN CLAYTON Commercial Secretary Coin club 2; F.N.A. Club 3. BRENDA LEE CHRONISTER Commercial Model Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Select Chorus 2.3; Golf Club 2; As- sembly 2,3; Magazine Captain 2; Russian Club 3; Cheering Club 4; Spectator 4; H. R. President 4. 19 DONALD SYLVESTER CREAGER College Preparatory Undecided Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Coin Club 1.2. HAROLD CHARLES CREAGER Academic Arts Air Force Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Coin Club 2; Magazine Captain 2; Assembly 3,4; Rules and Officiating Club 3; Band 3,4. LEROY DAUGHERTY Practical Arts DAVID LEO DEHOFF Machinist College Preparatory College Basketball; Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1; Assembly 1,2,3, 4; Sports Club 2; Rules and Officiat- ing Club 3; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3, 4; Spectator 4. Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Sports Club 2,- Hobby Club 3; Chemi- cal Magic Club 4. DORTHEA ANN CRULL College Preparatory Registered Nurse Assemblies 1,2; Library Club 2,3. BARBARA RUTH DAUGHERTY College Preparatory Study Animal Husbandry Husbandry 4; Hobby Club 2; H.R. President 3; Journalism Club 3; Beacon 4. 20 RICHARD HARRY DIETZ College Preparatory College Basketball 1,2.3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; As- sembly 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2; Golf Club 2; Junior Ploy 3; Coin Club 3. CONNIE RAE DISE Commercial Secretary Chorus I; Beacon 2,3,4,- Commercial Club 2; Junior Play Committee 3,- Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. LINDA MAE DIEHL College Preparatory Medical Technician Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Assembly 1; F.T.A. Club 2,- Mcgazine Captain 3,- Junior Play 3; Knitting Club 3,- Spec- tator 4. MARY ANN DUBBS Commercial Accountant Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Student Council 2; Russian Club 2; Junior Play Committee 3,- Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Spectator 4; Select Chorus 4. CORDELIA ROMAINE DIEHL Commercial Secretary Select Chorus 1,2,3,- Red Cross Repre- sentative 1; Pep Club 2,- Library Club 3,- Junior Ploy Committee 3. KENNETH LEE EBERLY Commercial Bookkeeper 21 LINDA LEE EBERLY Commcrciol Receptionist Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; H.R. President 2; Russian Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. JANET RUTH ENFIELD College Preparatory Psychiatric Nurse Magazine Captain I; Handbook I; Red Cross Representative 1; Russian Club 2; Beacon 2,3,4; Assembly 1,2,3; Beacon Co-Editor 4; F.N.A. Club 3; Junior Play Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Play 4; Stu- dent Council 1. GEORGE DAVID EVERHART College Preparatory Physical Education Teacher Transferred from Central High 1; Red Cross Representative,- Football 2,3,4; Sports Club 2,- Wrestling 3,4; Track 3, 4; Rules and Officiating Club 3. PAMELA ANN EPPLEY College Preparatory Interior Decorator Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Golf Club 3,- Junior Play Committee 3; Spectator 4,- Colorguard 4. JOANNE DELORES ENFIELD Commercial Undecided Pep Club 2; Library Club 3. PATTI JANE ENFIELD Commercial Stenographer Pep Club 2,- Speleological Club 3,- Red Cross Representative 3. 22 DAWN LOUISE FIFE College Preparatory Language Interpreter Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; As- sembly 1,2.3; Class Treasurer 1; H.R. Treasurer I; Student Council 2,3; Class Vice-President 2; Aviation Club 2,3; Handbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4,- Cheering Club 4; Spectator 4. THOMAS GERALD FERREE Practical Arts Undecided Sports Club 2,- Agricultural Club 3. CAROLYN SUE FIX Commercial Secretary Assembly 1; Golf Club 2; Travel Club 3; Junior Play Committee Spec- tator 4. TERRY TRUMAN FIX Academic Arts Air Force Football 1,2,3,- Assembly 1,2,3,4,- Band 2,3,4; H.R. President 3; Junior Play 3,- Speleological Club 3. HOWARD LEE FAIRCLOTH College Preparatory Printer Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Basketball 1,2; Golf Club 2,- Basket- ball Club 2; Track 2. FRANK WILLIAM FLEMMENS College Preparatory Forrester Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Solect Chorus 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track Manager 4. 23 DARLENE GENEVIEVE FOIKENROTH College Preparatory Undecided Select Chorus 1,4; Hobby Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. JUANITA LOUISE FORBES Commercial Legal Secretary Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Speleological Club 2; H. R. Secretary 2,- F.N.A. Club 3; H.R. Vice-President 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Y-Tecns 4; Spectator 4. SANDRA LOUISE GABLE College Preparatory Dental Hygienist Pep Club 2; Golf Club 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Spectator 4. JOYCE ELAINE FREY Commercial Secretory Select Chorus 1,- Hobby Club 2; Knit- ting Club 3; H. R. Vice-President 4. BETTY LOU GLATFELTER Commercial Private Secretary Transferred from York Suburban 2; Library club 3; Spectator 4. BRENDA MAE FOUST College Preparatory Airline Hostess Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Pep Club 2; H. R. Secretary 3; Band 3,4,- Assembly 3; Magazine Captain 3,- Study Club 3; Spectator 4. 24 GARY LEE GEISELMAN College Preparatory Pharmacist Coin Club 2; Junior Play 3; Coin Club 3; Senior Play. JUDY ELAINE GLATFELTER Commercial Secretary Transferred from Phineos Davis 2j Commercial Club 2; Travel Club 3. ROBERT EMERSON GLATFELTER Practical Arts Armed Services Coin Club 2,3; Junior Play Commit- tee 3. PERRY LEON GLATFELTER Academic Electrical Engineer Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Aviation Club 2,3. LARRY RICHARD FOURHMAN Practical Arts Undecided Sports Club 2,- Study Club 3. HARRIET JANE GODFREY Commercial Receptionist Trio I; Russian Club 2; Red Cross Representative 2; Bridge Club 3; Junior Ploy Committee 3; Select Cho- rus 3. i 25 ROBERT LEE GOOD Commercial Business Manager Football 1; Track 1,3,4; H.R. President 2; Football Business Manager 2,3,4; Speleological Club 2; Select Chorus 3,4; Student council President 4. JUDY LYNN GROTHE Commercial Receptionist Pcp Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. GERALD LEE GRAY Practical Arts Undecided Transferred from Washington High School — Washington, New Jersey 4- Wrestling 4; Baseball 4. GARY LEE GROH College Preparatory College Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Magozino Captain 2; Golf Club 2,4; Baseball 3,4; H.R. President 3; Avia- tion Club 3. BARRY LEE GRIM Commercial. Mechanic Sports Club 2; Aviation Club 4. DALE LAVERE GRIM College Preparatory Engineer Assembly 1,3; Aviation Club 2; Jun- ior Play 3,- H.R. Treasurer 3; Science Club 3. 26 MARY LOU HARTMAN Commercial Office Work Select Chore 1,2; H.R. President 4,- Knitting Club 3; Thespian Club 2. DARLENE DAWN HARTMAN Commercial Art Teocher Chorus 1; Hobby Club 2; Library Club 3. SHELVA JEAN HAUGH Practical Arts Undecided Commercial Club 2; Hobby Club 3. MICHAEL GALE HEILMAN Practical Arts Air Force Speleological Club 2,3,- Junior Ploy Committee 3. LEE EDWARD HANKEY College Preparatory Electronic Engineer Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Assembly 2,- Aviation Club 2,- H. R. President 3; Student Council 3,4; Magazine Captain 3; Wrestling 3; Chess Club 3. CRAIG RICHARD HEINDEL College Preparatory Mechanical Engineer Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Band 1,2; Hobby Club 2,- Junior Play 3,- Science Club 3,- Spectator 4. 27 CORINNE LEADER HENGST Commercial Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Coin Club 2; F.N.A. Club 3. GLORIA MAE HESS College Preparatory History Teacher Transferred from Phineos Davis 2,- H.R. Secretary 2; H.R. Treasurer 3; Thespian Club 2; Beacon 3; Journal- ism Club 2; Magozine Captain 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Spectator 4. BARBARA LOUISE HESS Commercial Secretary Select Chorus 1; Track 2; Pep Club 2; Travel Club 3; Beocon 4; Volley- ball 3,4. DARLENE ANN HENGST Commercial Receptionist Select Chorus I; Coin Club 2; Travel Club 3. JEAN LOUISE HENLE College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Transferred from Edgar Fahs Smith 2; Thespian Club 2; Junior Play Com- mittee 3; F. T. A. Club 3; Spectator 4; Colorguard 3,4. 28 DARYL LYNN HINKLE College Preparatory Mechanical Engineer Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; National Honor Society 3,4; H. R. President 3,4; Class Secretary 2; Aviation Club 2,3; Class Vice- President 4; Class President 3. AUDREY DIANE HOKE College Preparatory Kindergarten Teacher Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; H.R. Secretary 2; As- sembly 1,2,3; Vice-President of Select Chorus 1; Magazine Captain 1; H.R. Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2,- Senior Play 4; Student Council 3,- F.T.A. Club 3; Spectator 4; H.R. Vice-President 4; Junior Play Student Director. RALPH LEROY HILDEBRAND College Preparatory Teacher Football 1,2,- Sports Club 2; Hobby club 3. RODNEY CRAIG HOLTZAPPLE College Preparatory Navy Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4. ROBERT EUGENE HUSON Practical Arts Tool and Die Maker Speleological Club 2; Coin Club 3. 29 UNDA ANNE JAMISON College Preparatory Medical Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Executive Council 2; Handbook 2; As- sembly 2; Library Club 2; F.N.A. Club 3; Spectator 4; H.R. Secretary 4. NANCY LINDA KEHM College Preparatory Teccher Select Chorus 1,3; Magazine Captain 1; Student Council 2; Speleological Club 2; F.T.A. Club 3; Spectator 4. JUDY LOUISE JOHNSON Commercial Secretory Transferred from William Penn; Bridge Club 3; Library Club 4. LINDA MAY KEENER Commercial Airline Stewardess Select Chorus 1,2,3; H.R. Secretary 1; Thespian Club 2; Russian Club 3. CAROLYN DORCAS JOHNSON College Preparatory Undecided Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Russian Club 2; Bridgo Club 3; H.R. Vice-President 3; Spectator 4. ANETTA MARIE KEENEY Commercial Office Worker H.R. President 2; H.R. Vice-President 4; Knitting Club 3; Thespian Club 2. 30 BRINDA JUNE KELLER College Preparatory Secondary Teacher Assembly 1,2,3; Select Chorus 1,3,4; Red Cross Representative 1; Thespian Club 2; Travel Club 3; Spectator 4. SANDRA FAYE KNAPER Commercial Bookkeeper Select Chorus 1; Beacon 2,3,4; Com. morcial Club 2,- Assembly 3; Bridge Club 3. PORTIA R. KEISER Practical Arts Dental Assistant Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Assembly 2,3; F.N.A. Club 3; Spectator 4; Ensemble 3,4. SAMUEL DAVID KEISER Commercial Undecided Spectator 4. NANCY LOU KNAUB College Preparatory Nurse Transferred from Phineas Davis 2,- F.N.A. Club 3; Junior Ploy Commit- tee 3. DEAN LEON LEADER College Preparatory Teacher Football 1,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 2,3. 31 SANDRA MAY LEADER Collcgo Preparatory English Teacher Select Chorus 1,2,3; Beacon 3,- Spec- tator 4; Library Club 2,- Journalism Club 3. SYLVIA ANNE LENTZ College Preparatory College Transferred from Phineas Davis 2,- H.R. Vice-President 2; Golf Club 2; H.R. Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; Bridge Club 3; Select Chorus 4; Spec- tator 4; Senior ploy 4; Y-Teens 4. DAVID ELMER LEBER Practical Arts Tool Die Maker Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1; F.F.A. Club 3. MARGARET ELLEN LENTZ College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Band 1,2,3,4; Assembly 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 3,- Golf Club 2; Select Chorus 1,- Magazine Captain 1,2,- H.R. Secretory 2.4. NANCY LOUISE LEBER Commercial Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 3,- Pep Club 2. JOANNE ELAINE LEHMAN Commercial Secretary Knitting Club 3; F.H.A. Club 2. 32 PEGGY LOU MANSPEAKER Commercial Private Secretary Transferred from William Penn 2; Golf Club 4; Bridge Club 3. BRADLEY WILLIAM LUDWIG Practical Arts Mechanic Junior Play Committee 3; Chess Club 3; Coin Club 2. DORIS ELAINE MALEHORN Commercial Accountant Transferred from Phineas Davis 2,- Beacon 2,3,4; Bridge Club 3; Junior Play Committeo 3; Golf Club 2; As- sembly 3. DORIS ELAINE MARKEY College Preparatory Nurse Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Executive Council 2; Assembly 2; Se- lect Chorus 3,4; F.N.A. Club 3; Jun- ior Play 3; District Chorus 3; H.R. President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Spectator Co- Editor 4. BARBARA ANN MARKEY Commercial Private Secretary Chorus I; Library Club 2,3; H.R. Treasurer I. DARLENE DEANNA MARKEY Commercial Hair Stylist Golf Club 2,- Russian Club 1. 33 RONALD EUGENE MARKEY Practical Arts Engineer Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Study Club 2.3. BEATRICE M. MclAUGHLIN Commercial Accountant Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; F.H.A. 2; Library Club 3. JEANNETTE VIOLET MATTHEW College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Beacon 2,3,4; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4,- F.T.A. 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,- Junior Play Committee 3; Assembly 3; Senior Play 4; Magazine Captain 4. JAMES GORDAN McDOWELl Academic Arts Undecided F.F.A. Club 2; Study Club 3; Wres- tling 4. joanne McDaniel Commercial Legal Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; H.R. President 2; Magazine Cap- tain 3. JOYCE ANN MCDONALD Commercial Receptionist Beacon 4,- Bridge Club 3; Asscm- bly 2,- Pep Club 2. 34 RUTH ANN MILLER Commercial Stenographer Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Beacon 2,3,4,- Assembly 3; Junior Play Committee 3. MILLIE ANN MOOSE College Preparatory Dental Hygienist Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Russian Club 2; F.N.A. 3. DONALD ELMER MILLER College Preparatory Civil Engineer Football 1,2,3,4,- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Assem- bly 1,2,3,4; H.R. President 4; Student Council 1,2. KAREN IDELLA MURPHY College Preparatory Undecided Bond 1,2,3,4; Assembly 1,2,3,4; Se- lect Chorus 2,3,4; Thespian Club 2; H.R. Treasurer 2; Travel Club 3; Y-Teens 4. BARBARA ANN MEILER Commercial Secretary H.R. Vice-President 1; H.R. Treasurer 4; Knitting Club 3; Spectator 4; Se- lect Chorus I. ANDREA MAXINE MUSSER College Preparatory Dental Hygienist Transferred from Phineas Davis 2 Russian Club 3,- Thespian Club 2 H.R. Secretary 2; Magazine Captain Junior Play 3. 35 BARBARA ANN MYERS College Preparatory Medical Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Beacon 2,3; Vice-President of Russian Club 2; Magazine Captain 4. GARY WAYNE NACE College Preparatory Engineer Football 1,2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; As- sembly 1,2,3,4,- Magazine Captain 1; H.R. Vice-President 1; Select Chorus I; Golf Club 2,- Chess Club 3; H.R. Sec- retory 3. BETTY LAROSE MYERS College Preparatory English Teacher Transferred from Phineas Davis 2,- Select Chorus 2; Select Chorus Pianist 3,4; Dance Club 2,- Journalism Club 3; Spectator 4,- Color Guard 4; Assem- bly 3; Pianist for Commencement and Baccalaureate 2,3. SYLVIA JANE MYERS College Preparatory Nurse Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3; Thespian Club 2; F.N.A. 3; Forensics 2; Assembly 2,3,- Junior Play 3; H.R. Vice-President 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4. JAYNE ELLEN MYERS College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Transferred from Phineos Davis 2,- Russian Club 2,3; president of Russian Club; Select Chorus 3,4,- Spectator 4. JUDY ANN MYERS Commercial Medical Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; H.R. Treasurer 2,- H.R. Secretary 4; Li- brary Club 2; F.N.A. 3; Y-Teens 4; Spectator 4,- Assembly 4. 36 MELVIN EUGENE NEFF Academic Arts Undecided RICHARD PHILLIP NELSON Commercial Air Force Chorus I; Track 1; Aviation Club 2; Hobby Club 3. KATHLEEN MAE NESS College Preparatory Fashion Designer Select Chorus 1,2; Beacon 2,3; Pep Club 2; Golf Club 3; H.R. Vice- President 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Student Council 4. Band l,2,3,4; Assembly 1,2,3,4; Pho- tography Club 2; Aviation Club 3. MABLE IRENE NEFF Commercial Beautician Pep Club 2,- Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. THOMAS JEREMIAH TEMPEST NESS, JR. Commercial Undecided Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Aviation Club 2,- Hobby Club 3; Dis- trict Chorus 3. WILLIAM EDWARD NORAGONG JR. College Preparatory Tool and Die Maker Band 2; Donco Band 2; Bridge Club 3. 37 MAYNARD GROVE PRAIL JR. College Preparatory Teacher DONALD ALIEN PATTERSON College Preparatory Doctor Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Model Club 2; Junior Play 3; Class Vice-President 3; Class President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Beacon 4; Senior Play 4. ROGER CHARLES REIGART Practical Arts Armed Forces Transferred from Red Lion High School 4; Trock 4; Select Chorus 4. Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Bascbcll 2,3,4; Footboll 2; H.R. Treas- urer 2,3,- F.T.A. Club 2,- Assembly 3,4; Rules and Officiating Club 3,- Sports Club 4; Executive Council 4. BARBARA RUTH REBER College Preparatory Journalist LARRY ALLEN RAAB College Preparatory Biologist Football 1,2,- Assembly 1,2; Magazine Captain 4; Student Council 1; Science Club 3. Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Bcocon 2,3,4,- Assembly 3,4; H.R. Sec- retary 3,- Thespian Club 2; Bridge Club 3,- H.R. Vice-President 4. LORNA E. RAVER College Preparatory Teacher Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; District Chorus 3,4; Forensics 2,- Ex- ecutive Council 3; Junior Play 3; F.T.A. Club 3,- Thespian Club 2. 38 STERLING LEROY RINEHART Commercial Undecided Transferred from Bob Jones Acad- emy 4. Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Track 2,3,4,- Cross Country 4,- Coin Club 2,3. HELEN ELIZABETH ROJAHN College Preparatory Teacher Solee Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2.4; En- scmblc 1,2,3,- H.R. Vice-President I; Golf Club 2,- District Chorus 3,4; Vol- leyball 3,- Bridge Club 3,- Assembly 3,- Beacon 2,- Spectator 4. BENJAMIN M. ROOT College Preparatory Engineer Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Junior Play 3,- Wrestling 3; Bridge Club 3; H.R. President 2,- Thespian Club 2,- Senior Ploy 4. RAYMOND LEROY ROSHER Practical Arts Apprentice in Metal Work Aviation Club 2; Chess Club 3. 39 BURNELL JOHN RUHLAND Practical Arts Undecided CAROL ANN ROTH Commercial Secretary Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Russian Club 3; Golf Club 2. FRED CLINTON SHAFFER JR. General Undecided Trock 1,2; Football 1. Study Club 2,3. SYLVIA ELAINE SEITZ Commercial Receptionist Assembly 1,2,3,4; Secretary of Execu- tive Council 4,- Y-Tccns 4; Junior Play Committee 3,- Speleological Club 2; Library Club 3. NANCY JO SANDERSON Practical Arts Missionary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2 ; Select Chorus 4; Assembly 3; Travel Club 3; Russian Club 2. DEANNA LEONA SAYLOR College Preparatory Physical Education Teacher Head Cheerleader 1,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Select Chorus 1,3,4,- National Honor Society 3,4; Assembly 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2,- F.T.A. 3; Band 1. 40 NORMAN LEVERE SHEARER Practical Arts Truck Driver Sports Club 2; Study Club 3. PAUL TYSON SHELLENBERGER College Preparatory College Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; As- sembly 2,3,4,- H.R. Vice-President 3; Intramural Basketball 3,- Aviation Club 3,- F.T.A. 2. CONNIE ROSE SHARNETZKA Commercial Homemaker Transferred from Phineas Davis 2,- Knitting Club 4; Library Club 2.3. JAMES LOUIS SCHROEDER College Preparatory Engineer Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Band 2,3,4; Spectator 4; H.R. Vice- President 3,- H.R. President 2,- As- sembly 3; Chess Club 3,- Bond Club 2; Senior Play 4. SANDRA FAE SHIREY Commercial. Secretary Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Bridge Club 3,- H.R. Vice-President 2,- Speleological Club 2. JOAN MARIE SIMON Commercial Medical Secretary Y-Tccns 4; Select Chorus 1,3; Bridge Club 3; Volleyball 2; Speleological Club 2; Assembly 2,- H.R. Secretary- Treasurer 2. 41 DIANE ELEANOR SHERRICK College Preparatory Elementary Teocher Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; H.R. President 4; Spectator 4; Na- tionol Honor Society 3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3; Assembly 2,3; Junior Play Committeo 3; H.R. President 3; Vice- President of F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 2; Red Cross Representative 2. JOYCE ELAINE SMITH Commercial Receptionist Transferred from Phineos Davis 2 Spectator 4; Junior Play Committee 3 Travel Club 3; Speleological Club 2 Golf Club 4. JAMES GLENN SITES College Preparatory Pharmacist Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Football 2.3; Chess Club 3; Class Treasurer 2. EILEEN KAY SMITH Commercial Receptionist Spectator 4; Aviation Club 3; Spele- ological Club 2; Assembly 2; Select Chorus 1. JOYCE LORRAINE SLENKER Commercial Switch-Board Operator H.R. Vice President 4; Spectator 4; Magazine Captain 4; Y-Teens 4; Bridge Club 3,- Pep Club 2; Assam- bly 2. DOROTHY IRENE SMITH College Preparatory Physical Therapist Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Cheering Section 4. 42 LLOYD LAMAR SMITH College Preparatory Undecided Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Band 2,3,4; H.R. Treasurer 3; Study Club 2,3. RONALD LEON SMITH College Preparatory Undecided Spectator 4; Study Club 3; Coin Club 2. LEON ERNEST SMITH Commercial Mason Hobby Club 2,3,4. KAREN ELAINE SMITH College Preparatory Nurse Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Spectator 4; Select Chorus 2,3; Jun- ior Play Committee 3; F.N.A. 3; Rus- sian Club 2. ANN B. SNYDER College Preparatory French Teacher Select Chorus Pianist 1,3,4; Assistant Pianist 2; Pianist for Commencement and Baccalaureate 2,3; Assembly 1,2, 3,4,- Spectator 4; F.T.A. Club 2,4; Band 3,4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Bridge Club 3; Forensics 2; Maga- zine Captain 1,2; H.R. President I, Secretary-Treasurer FTA Club 4. 43 PATTI JANE SNYDER Commercial Private Secretary Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Beocon 2,3,4; Select Chorus 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Class Secre- tary 3,4,- Ensemble 4; Bridge Club 3,- Golf Club 2; Student Council 2. JOHN HENRY SNYDER Commercial Auto-Mechanic Coin Club 3,- Speleological Club 2; Football 1,- Trock I. NANCY JANE SNYDER College Preparatory Clerk Hobby Club 2,3; Select Chorus I. TERRY LEE SNYDER Commercial Undecided Basketball 1,2,3,4; Assembly 1,2,3,4; Hobby Club 2,3,4,- Student Council 3. 44 LINDA MARIE STERMER Commercial Accountant Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Y-Tcens 4; Travel Club 3; Library Club 2. RICHARD KEISER SPRENKEl College Preparatory Wildlife Conservationist Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Aviation Club 2,3. SANDRA LEE STOUGH Commercial Secretary Transferred from Phineos Davis 2; Beacon Staff 2,3,4,- Assembly 3,- Speleological Club 3; H.R. Secretary 2,3; Library Club 2. ADA JUNE STILES Commercial Office Worker Cheering Section 4; Knitting Club 3; F.H.A. 2. DALLAS EDWARD STRICKLER Commercial Undecided Basketball 1,2,4. JOYCE ELAINE STREMMEL Commercial Accountant Spectator Staff 4; Y-Teens 4; Knitting Club 3; Speleological Club 2; Select Chorus I. 45 JUDY ANN STRICKLER College Preparatory Nurse Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Spectator Staff 4; Junior Ploy Com- mittee 3; F.N.A. 3; Russian Club 2. NADA A. WAGNER Academic Arts Airline Hostess Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Student Council 4; Junior Play Com- mittee 3; Knitting Club 3. ETHEL ALVERTA TORBERT Commercial Secretary Junior Play Committee 3; Golf Club 3; Commercial Club 2,- Select Chorus 1. CHARLES HENRY TYSON College Preparatory Undecided Class President 1,2; Varsity Club 2; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football Captain 4; Basketball Captain 3,- Vice-President of • School 3,- Study Club 3; H R. President 2. DAVID KEITH VANOVER Commercial Artist Aviation Club 3; Metal Craft Jew- elry Club 2. JAMES EDWARD WAGMAN College Preparatory Undecided Transferred from Ocala H.S., Ocala, Fla. 3. 46 THEODORE HENRY WEITKAMP Prae ico I Arti Baker Junior Play Committee 3; Travel Club 3; Magazine Captain 1. MARY ROMAINE WELTY Commercial Secretary Spectator 4; Library Club 2,4; Junior Play Committee 3; Study Club 3; Magazine Captain 2; Select Chorui 1; H.R. Secretary 1. GERALD LEANDER WALTAMEYER Commercial Butcher Football 1,3; Magazine Coptain 3; Travel Club 3; Speleological Club 2,- Track 1. LONNIE LYNN WEAVER College Preparatory Medico I Doctor National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intra- mural Basketball 3; Coin Club 2,3; H. R. President 1; Magazine Captain I. 3; Track I; Senior Play 4. KATHLEEN ELLEN WILLIAMS College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Transferred from Phineas Davis 2; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; District Chorus 3,4; Regional Chorus 3; Spectator 4; Junior Play Commit- tee 3,- F.T.A. 3,- Volleyball 3; Russian Club 2. BEVERLY ANN WORKINGER Commercial Beautician Speleological Club 4; Junior Ploy Committee 3; Study Club 3; Pep Club 2. 47 PATTY LOUISE WILLIAMS Commercial Beautician Speleological Club 4; Junior Play Committee 3; H.R. Secretary 3; Study Club 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2; Track 2; Assembly 1; Select Chorus I. RAYMOND ARTHUR ZEIGLER Acodomic Arts Undecided Speleological Club 3; H.R. Vice- President 2; Study Club 2. DORIS VIRGINIA WISE Commercial Private Secretory Volleyball 2,3,4; Studont Council 2,4; Junior Play Committee 3; H.R. Presi- dent 3,- Tri-Hi-Y 3,- Track 1,2,- Pep Club 2,- Assembly I. JOEY EUGENE YERGER Practical Arts Undecided Metal Craft Jewelry Club 3; Foot- ball Business Manager 3; Basketball 1,2; Study Club 2; H.R. President I; Magazine Captain 1. 48 me . Out of Ages past, A product of the progress And the failures Of man and nations. Arises the youth. We have been enriched And encouraged By this post glory; We have greatly profited From these errors. Now our days as students are over. Armed with the knowledge reaped from bygone years. We must face the present And the future. With heads uplifted. Spirits soaring. Hearts and souls aflame with newfound dignity. We march onward and upward. Our goal: A. greater world for us. And our posterity. Our prayer is this: That God accept our humble plea For Guidance Through the years to come. So that after death we meet again In Eternity. Kathleen E. Williams — '61 Class Motto: Today is our training, tomorrow's our test. Class flower: white rose Class colors: green and white Best All Around Charles Aldinger Diane Sherrick Most Studious 50 Most Courteous Lorry Raub Doris Markey Jeannette Mathew Lonnie Weaver Best Dressed Betty Myers Ben Root Most Athletic Charles Tyson Doris Wise Most Likely to Succeed Janet Enfield Donald Patterson Class Clowns Gory Geiselmon Sylvia Lentz 51 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1961, of Dallastown Area High School, being of sane mind and sound body, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby cancelling and making void all previous wills by us heretofore made. Upon leaving our beloved Alma Mater we do bequeath to the faculty, underclassmen, and friends the following described and named personal belongings. I, Charles Aldinger, leave my family living book to anyone intelligent enough to use it. I, Dale Anderson, leave nothing; I'm taking it all with me. I, William Arnold, leave my end position on the football team to Jim Noll. I, Sandra Ashton, leave my Guten Tag's to anyone who wants to sound off in German class. I, Ronald Attig, leave physics class to anyone with a slide rule. I, Clifford Baer, leave my accounting book to Dennis Raver if he thinks he can handle it. I, Mary Bankert, leave Mr. Stein's P.O.D. classes to anyone who is fortunate enough to get him. I, Barbara Barshinger, leave both American and world literature to anyone who is ignorant enough to take them for electives. I, Martha Barshinger, leave my recipe for les toddies chauds with Ellen Rae Kauffman. I, Robert Barshinger, leave my seat in P.O.D. class to anyone who wants it. I, Carolyn Baseshore, leave my seat in Mr. Stine's P.O.D. class to whoever likes to argue with him. I, William Baseshore, leave my trig book to anyone who likes triangles. I, Linda Bear, leave my position as head majorette to any girl deserving of it. I, Joyce Beck, leave my French II book to Barbara Trout because it's all Greek to me. I, Mary Jane Blymire, leave my French book to anyone who is lucky enough to be able to read it. I, Dawn Brenneman, leave my first period study halls to anyone who is lucky enough to get them. I, Judy Brenneman, leave my shorthand dictation to anyone who is able to write it. I, Gordon Brown, leave my guard position on the football team to Dennis Raver. I, Mary Ann Bull, leave my advanced biology notes to anyone who can decipher them. I, Terry Campbell, leave my review arithmetic book to anyone with brains and a slide rule. I, Brenda Chronister, leave my fun of getting kicked out of the library to Ronnie Fitz. I, Sandra Clayton, leave my shorthand notes to any junior who thinks he can read them. I, Donald Creager, leave my seat in Coin Club to anyone who wants to get rich. I, Harold Creager, leave my seat in the band to any future trumpet player. I, Dorothea Crull, leave my cafeteria ticket to anyone who wishes to die young. I, Barbara Daughtery, leave the biggest unpaid bill of my senior year to Connie Barley. I, LeRoy Daughtery, leave my naps in English class to anyone who doesn't snore. I, David Dehoff, leave my being a leader in gym class to Bob Heisler. I, Linda Diehl, leave my gym suit to Donald Fitz. Best of luck on the obstacle course and exercises. I, Connie Dise, leave my seat in literature class to anyone who can conquer it. !, Richard Dietz, leave my amazing height for basketball to Monster Mortorff. I, Mary Ann Dubbs, leave my seat in business law to any wide-awake Junior. I, Kenneth Eberly, leave my seat in law class to anyone who can stand it. I, Linda Eberly, leave my seat in money and banking to whoever can stay awake. I, Pamela Eppley, leave my various adventures and misadventures to Karyn Lubischer, wherever she is. I, Janet Enfield, leave all the problems of the BEACON to anyone with a giant economy size bottle of tranquilizers. I, Joanne Enfield, leave my seat in English classes to whoever likes to make speeches. 52 I, Patti Enfield, leave my seat in shorthand to any deserving Junior who doesn't get lost when Mrs. Waltman starts dictating. I, George Everhart, leave my cauliflower ears in wrestling to Walter Myers. I, Lee Faircloth, leave nothing,- just leave. I, Thomas Ferree, leave my place in school to anyone who feels like studying. I, Dawn Fife, leave my Spanish classes to anyone who dislikes Spanish but wishes to attend daily revival meetings. I, Carolyn Fix, leave my seat in Mr. Ramsey's study to Linda Bierence, if she can sit straight in her seat. I, William Flemmens, leave my seat in Travel Club to anyone who wants to go places. I, Darlene Folkenroth, leave my French II reading book to anyone who can read it. I, Juanita Forbes, leave my seat in business law to anyone who can stay awake. I, Larry Fourhman, leave all my gravy classes to Tim Strawsbaugh. I, Brenda Foust, leave my position as ice tea carrier for the gym teachers to anyone who can carry it without spilling it. I, Joyce Frey, leave my seat in ethics class to anyone who thinks he knows the difference between right and wrong. I, Sandy Gable, leave my bashfulness to my brother, Dennis. I, Gary Geiselman, leave my place in German class to anyone who would like to go to prayer meeting four times a week. I, Robert Gladfelter, leave my place in the cafeteria line to anyone who can eat the stuff. I, Betty Glatfelter, leave my best wishes to Gerald Miller and his basketball team with their future encounters with York Suburban. I, Perry Glatfelter, leave my low marks in physics to anyone with a cheap slide rule. I. Harriet Godfrey, leave my seat in world literature to anyone who likes to read Beowulf and poetry. I, Robert Good, leave my position as president of the Student Body to Mark Innerst. I, Jerry Grey, leave my arguments with Mr. Stein to anyone who thinks he can win. I, Barry Grim, leave my gym locker to anyone who can get his overly filled gym bag into it. I, Gary Groh, leave my position at first base to anyone who wants to play baseball. I, Judy Grofhe, leave my English speeches to anyone who isn't afraid to talk in front of a group. I, Darlene Hartman, leave all my memories to anyone who enjoys suffering. I, Mary Lou Hartman, leave all my shorthand classes to anyone who is fast enough to keep up with it. I, Shelva Hough, leave my eight periods a week of English to anyone who will enjoy them. I, Michael Heilman, leave my places in class to my younger brother, James, hoping that he will make better use of them. I, Craig Heindel, leave my trig and analyt. classes to any future mathematical genius. I, Denton Heindel, leave my seat in physics class to anyone who can understand it. I, Corinne Hengst, leave my seat in shorthand class to anyone who loves to write. I, Darlene Hengst, leave my seat in English class to some lucky Junior. I, Jean Henle, leave my position as color guard sergeant to anyone with a loud voice. I, Ralph Hildebrand, leave my crazy English classes with Miss Weitcomb to some deserving Junior. I, Daryl Hinkle, leave my P.O.D. classes to anyone who enjoys sleeping. I, Audrey Hoke, leave my cheerleading memories as a stepping stone toward D-town's upward climb on that stairway to school spirit. I, Rodney Holtzapple, leave my seat in mental hygiene class to anyone who wants to find out why he is crazy. I, Robert Huson, leave my place in English to anyone who wants to have fun. 53 I, Linda Jamison, leave my front seat in Mr. Ramsey's Spanish class to anyone who can stand it. I, Carolyn Johnson, leave my seat in German class to anyone who gets visions. I, Anetta Keeney, leave my letter writing in studies to anyone who is lucky enough to go with someone on the West Coast. I, Nancy Kehm, leave my seat in analytical geometry to any girl who wants it. I, Portia Kieser, leave my fop locker to Joanne Huson if she thinks she can get a ladder long enough to reach it. I, Sam Kieser, leave my place in the cafeteria to anyone who likes those wonderful meals. I, Brinda Keller, leave my place in front of the lavatory mirror to any girl brave enough to battle her way to it. I, Sandra Knaper, leave my job of circulation manager for the BEACON to anyone who is a good talker. I, Nancy Knaub, leave the trampoline to anyone who wants a legal excuse for hooking school and a brace to keep them straight. I, Dean Leader, leave my eight periods a week with Mr. Berger to anyone who can stand them. I, Sandra Leader, leave my trig classes to any one who makes a poor choice between trig and consumer's math. I, David Leber, leave nothing,- I am taking it with me. I, Nancy Leber, leave my speeches in English class to anyone who is not afraid to stand up front. I, Joanne Lehman, leave my shorthand book to anyone who can use it. I, Margaret Lentz, leave my hilarious rides on the band bus to anyone with strong lungs and a hardy constitution. I, Sylvia Lentz, leave my slide rule to anyone who can use it without getting his finger caught in it. I, Doris Malehorn, leave my seat in Mrs. Walfman's homeroom to anyone who likes a lively homeroom. I, Peggy Manspeaker, leave my seat in ethics class to anyone who knows the difference between right and wrong. I, Barbara Markey, leave my seat in ethics class to anyone who is intelligent enough to answer Mr. Trout's ridiculous questions. I, Darlene Markey, leave all my illegal absentees to Quay Smith. I, Doris Markey, leave all the pencils and current events I borrowed on Mondays to anyone as forgetful as I am. I, Jeanette Matthew, leave my seat in Mr. Stein's psychology class to anyone who needs a psychoanalyst. I, JoAnne McDaniel, leave my gym locker to anyone who thinks he is a professional safe-cracker. I, Joyce McDonald, leave my leaky fountain pen to anyone that doesn't write to Bonnie Criswell. I, Beatrice McLaughlin, leave my seat in world literature to anyone who enjoys poetry and Mr. Garland. I, Barbara Meiler, leave my letter writing in class to anyone lucky enough to have a boyfriend in the Marines. I, Donald Miller, leave my back seat in driver education car to anyone who enjoys thrill upon thrill. I, Ruth Miller, leave my seat in business law to anyone who can stay awake. I, Millie Moose, leave my seat in advanced biology to anyone who can write fast enough to keep up with the dictation. I, Andrea Musser, leave my seat in German class to an atheist with a good sense of humor. 54 I, Barbara Myers, leave my consumer's math class to anyone who doesn't know that 2 + 4=11. I, Betty Myers, leave my place in color guard to anyone who is strong enough to carry the flag and doesn't mind calloused feet. I, Jayne Myers, leave my bottom locker to anyone tall enough to reach it. I, Judy Myers, leave my discussions with Mr. Stein to anyone that has good nerves. I, Sylvia Myers, leave my beloved fruitflies and larva in advanced biology to Judy Kriner. I hope she enjoys starting experiments late like I did. I, Gary Nace, leave my seat in German class to anyone who doesn't go wrong. I, Mabel Neff, leave my boring English classes to anyone who can sit through them. I, Richard Nelson, leave my spelling words to anyone who can spell them right. I. Kathy Ness, leave my brightness to a burned out light bulb. I, Thomas Ness, leave my library passes to Joel Fager. I, William Noragong, leave my physics book to anyone who wants it. I, Donald Patterson, leave my big white BEACON box to anyone who can lift it. I, Maynard Prall, leave my seat in P.O.D. class to anyone who enjoys deductive reason- ing. I, Lorna Raver, leave the contents of locker 1600 to anyone who is hungry. I, Barbara Reber, leave page three of the BEACON to anyone with nerves and stability to cope with it. I, Roger Reigart, leave my gravy English classes to anyone who would like to walk the last mile sent by Miss Weitcomb. I, Linda Reno, leave my first period class in business law to anyone who can stay awake. I, Robert Riese, leave my track shoes to Jim Smith because they fit him better than me. I, Sterling Rinehart, leave my ability to get kicked our of the library to Steve King. I, Helen Rojahn, leave my enjoyable gym classes to any pleasingly plump person. I, Ben Root, leave my disagreements with the administration to one who has enough of his own, Terry Brandt. I, Raymond Rosher, leave my seat in English class to anyone who likes a gravy English teacher. I, Carol Roth, leave my lavatory passes to anyone who can inhale the air. I, Burnell Ruhland, leave my seat on the bus to any poor fellow who wants it. I, Nancy Sanderson, leave the problems in physics class to anyone who can under- stand them. I, Deanna Saylor, leave my faded pom-pon and beat up megaphone to D-town's next head cheerleader. I, Sylvia Seitz, leaving my running for the 3:30 bus to anyone lucky enough to have Mr. Nabors for a homeroom teacher. I, Jim Schroeder, leave my physics book to anyone who can understand it. I, Fred Shaffer, leave my English classes to anyone who can handle them. I, Connie Sharnetzka, leave my English teacher to my brother, Scott, and my sister, Vicki, and my middle name to anyone who wants it. I, Norman Farmer Shearer, leave this whole school to Dennis Wales. I, Paul Shellenberger, leave my problems of what to say in the Last Will and Testament to all of the Juniors. I, Diane Sherrick, leave all my experiences in the dark room to anyone interested in photography. I, Sandra Shirey, leave my seat in shorthand to anyone who has the courage to take it. I, Joan Simon, leave my sleeping sickness in P.O.D. class to Jerry Snyder when he is fortunate enough to have it. I, James Sites, leave my pair of beat-up sneakers and my one sleeveless sweatshirt to Mr. Givler. I, Joyce Slenker, leave my sneaky ideas and all my mischief for Fred Richcrick to put to use. 55 I, Dorothy Smith, leave whatever I have left to any Junior left behind. I, Eillen Smith, leave my seat in Mrs. Waltman's homeroom to anyone who enjoys utter confusion. I, Joyce Smith, leave my seat in business law to anyone with heavy eyelids. I, Karen Smith, leave my forgetting current events to anyone else who cannot think straight on Monday mornings. I, Leon Smith, leave my patience in bookkeeping and accounting to Dwight Sprenkle. I, Lloyd Sriiith, leave my position in the football band to anyone who can guide right. 1, Ann Snyder, leave my rushing to learn songs and my job as chorus pianist to Greg Bachman. I, Dennis Snyder, leave my seat in band to Jeff Conway. I, John Snyder, leave my seat in study hall to anyone who likes to sit up front. I, Nancy Snyder, leave my English classes to anyone who likes to write compositions. I, Patti Snyder, leave my seat in P.O.D. to anyone who enjoys a good argument. I, Terry Snyder, leave my seat in accounting to my brother. I, Pete Solymos, leave parking spot in the woods to anyone who needs it. I, Richard Sprenkel, leave my Diner's Club credit card to anyone who dislikes the food in the cafeteria. I, Karen Sprenkel, leave my top locker to anyone with a rubber neck. I, Linda Stermer, leave my seat near the door in room 9 to anyone who enjoys listening to Mr. Garland. I, Ada Stiles, leave my English class to anyone who enjoys preparing speeches. I, Joyce Stremmel, leave my seat in accounting to anyone who can keep records. I, Judy Strickler, leave my seat in chorus to anyone who likes to strain their vocal cords. I, Alverta Torbert, leave my cleverness to sneak out at 3:35 to Nancy Shumaker. I, Charles Tyson, leave my talking in assemblies to Walt Myers. I, David Van Over, leave my position as BEACON representative to anyone who can count money correctly. I, Jim Wagman, leave being of a sound mind and all my books to Jimmy Noll. I, Nada Wagner, leave gym locker 52 to Bradley Thomas so he can take gym with his many female friends. I, Gerald Waltamyer, just leave. I, Lonnie Weaver, leave my red suede shoes for Mr. Berger and Mr. Pottorff to fight over. I, Mary Welty, leave my seat in English to anyone who likes to make speeches. I, Kathy Williams, leave my language classes to my enemies, my friends don't deserve them. I, Pat Williams, leave my place in chorus to anyone that has a vocal chord. I, Doris Wise, leave my place at the snack bar to anyone who can find it. I, Beverly Workinger, leave my shorthand class to anyone who can keep up with the dictation. I, Ray Ziegler, leave my seat in Spanish II to Byran Raab. We do hereby make, constitute, and appoint the members of the Class of 1962 to be sole executors of this, our last will and testament and request that they be permitted to serve without sureties on their bond and that without application to, or order convey, exchange, any of the personal property of our estate. In witness whereof. We, the Class of 1961, the testators forenamed, have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seals, the fifteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty. Witnesses: Ann Snyder Dawn Fife 56 Notary Public: Mr. Ivanhoe Winemiller SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Donald Patterson, Vice-President . . . Darryl Hinkle, Secretary . . . Patty Snyder, Treasurer . . . Linda Bear. THE CLASS SONG Words and Music by Ann Snyrjor1 1 fil. 8 ores. 58 CLASS HISTORY T| HE curtain falls upon the many scenes of our high school memoirs, only to rise once again,- this time it rises upon life's largest role — the setting, the adult world. The majority of us will fit the role quite well because of our excellent guidance and our fine preparation for it during the past years. Let us relive the colorful events of our freshman year and the early development of our enlarged and refined Class of 1961. With Mr. Charles Leber as our class advisor, our annual election of officers was conducted with these results: Charles Tyson, president; Helen Rojahn, vice-president; Gretchen Stein, secretary,- and Dawn Fife, treasurer. One of the outstanding events of that year was our class assembly program modeled after the television show The Price Is Right. Panel members were selected from the audience and the winning members were presented with complimentary gifts from friendly busi- ness associates in our area. Our freshman year was climaxed with a bus trip to Hershey Park. As sophomores we had to become accustomed not only to a new edifice, Dallastown Area High School, but also to the numerous unfamiliar faces of both students and fac- ulty. This proved to be an adventuresome we well as a beneficial experience. The Class of 1961 progressed under the supervision of Mr. Harold Berger and Miss Susan Kise. Charles Tyson was again elected president; Dawn Fife, vice-president,- Daryl Hinkle, sec- retary,- and James Sites, treasurer. As juniors, our class advisors were Mr. Charles Landis and Miss Virginia Kressman and our student leaders consisted of Daryl Hinkle as president; Donald Patterson as vice- president; Patti Snyder as secretary,- and Linda Bear as treasurer. The Junior Class was responsible for the Thanksgiving assembly in which some of our fine actors and actresses presented quite a humorous play entitled When Elmer Played John Alden. After many long hours of practice, our dramatic performers again displayed their tal- ents in our successful junior play, Sister of the Bride, under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Brown. And now we have reached the top of the ladder. As upperclassmen we elected Donald Patterson president; Daryl Hinkle, vice-president; Patti Snyder and Linda Bear were appreciative of the assistance which Mr. Ivanhoe Winemiller and Mrs. Mary Waltman have given us, as our class advisors. This year our class production was a mystery comedy entitled Bull in a China Shop, directed by Mrs. Helen Schaeffer. We put forth much effort in compiling our class publication, the SPECTATOR, along with our advisor, Mr. Harry Cooper. A major highlight of this year was our thrilling class trip to metro- politan New York City. Our school days are now ended, but memories of Baccalaureate and Commencement will remain firm in our minds. Together, we shared our last hours as seniors at our elaborately planned Commencement Ball. As the curtain falls it seems to separate the past from the future, but we know that it can not shut out the memories of our Alma Mater. We know that we do not face the future blindly,- for with the light cast from past experience and with the light of our Heavenly Father, our footsteps will be guided in the right direction. 59 Class Historian Dawn Fife JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L-R Robert Stremmel, Pres; Dennis Rover, V. Pres.; Nino Moster, Sec.; Joan Warner, Trcos. H.R. 5 ROW 1 I—r D. Sprenkle, J. Krincr, J. Shearer, J. Lentz, C. Ferree, S. Flinch- bough, M. McConnell, ROW 2 J. Beck, M. Howett, H. Miller, J. Hess, E. Miller, H. Richey, D. Raver, S. Taylor, D. Evler, W. Leight, Mr. Landis ROW 3 K. Freed, J. Ty- son, D. Bacon, A. Shcup, R. Billet, S. Sex- ton ROW 4 D. Martin, A. Kocher, H. Klinedinst, D. Zarfoss. H.R. 10 ROW 1 I—r S. Kreeger, L. Rohr- baugh, P. Henry, W. Forbes, B. Stump, W. Keller, L. Billet ROW 2 J. Meyers, P. Ferree, J. Geesey, S. Schrum, L. Zimmerman, J. Dentlcr, H. Leber, L. Swartz, J. Klingaman, Mr. Pottorff ROW 3 C. Bentzel, N. Stump, D. Wales, J. Schroll, R. Burkholder, D. McDowell, R. Leicht, B. Stump, J. Matthow, G. Bachman ROW 4 G. Snyder, L. Keeney, Q. Smith, T. Rhodes, R. Ness, H. Stcrnbergh, J. Thumser. H.R. 29 ROW 1 I—r C. Shellenberger, T. Rojahn, B. Lentz, S. Baker, B. Bull, R. Fitz, E. Lehman ROW 2 J. Kohr, M. Elicker, J. Lcppo, J. Smith, N. Master, E. Smith, B. Orwig, L. Aughenbaugh, B. Thomas, Mr. Miller ROW 3 J. Fitz, J. Overdorff, D. Burke, D. Witmer, R. DehofF, N. Keeney, E. R. Kauffman, R. Paul ROW 4 D. Alwine, T. Keener, J. Noll, R. Stremmel, D. Fitz, D. Hildebrand, J. Marstellar, T. Topper. H.R. 31 ROW 1 I—r L. Biorence, M. Bupp, Y. Deordorff, D. Staley, J. Warnor, J. Huson, L. Mitzel, ROW 2 B. Fetrow, R. Lentz, J. Kehr, R. Marshall, L. Brammer, J. Rojahn, D. Attig, S. Reichard, R. Fitz, Mr. Stine, R. Sanders, ROW 3 D. Altland, D. Gladfelter, D. Keener, T. Strausbaugh, B. Jennings, N. Shumaker, R. Show, B. Winemiller ROW 4 R. Potonbrink, J. Mundis, Y. Keener, D. Hess, W. Meyers, E. Winemiller, W. Eyler. H.R. 33 ROW 1 I—r B. Rohrbaugh, C. Coey- man, H. Fitz, R. Waltomyer, J. Miller, A. Manchcy, P. Dohr ROW 2 C. Neiman, T. Tyson, P. Wertz, A. Trattner, J. Arnold, J. Roffensberger, M. Conway, K. Runkle, Mr. Cooper, R. Carstensen ROW 3 T. Fisher, B. Bowman, G. Brennoman, B. Horn, B. Hoover, J. 8ugosh, M. Rupert, R. Snyder, D. Landis ROW 4 G. McQuade, K. Mitchell, W. Sen- senez, S. Dehoff, R. Heisler, M. Innersf, C. Krout, B. Shearer. Absentee: Carolyn McDaniel. H.R. 34 ROW 1 I—r D. Myers, K. Gunnctt, J. Wagner, V. McGready, Y. Bockcl, D. Burke ROW 2 C. Musser, R. Nunn, L. Le- land, C. Rishol, L. Mortorff, R. Neeley, B. Trout, Miss Weitcomb ROW 3 S. Hed- rick, R. Rudacillc, B. Sheffer, J. Fager, V. Silar, C. Richcrich, R. Brown ROW 4 H. Stiles, S. Horning, T. Lentz, T. Brandt, R. Kohn, Q. Markel. Absentees: J. Brown, S. Gladfeltcr, G. Harding, N. Landis, L. Leip- hart, J. Roth. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: L-R Ernest Smeltzer, Pres.; Maxine Lentz, V. Pros.; Barbara Zifferer, Sec.; Nancy McFaddon, Trees. H.R. 2 ROW 1 I—r A. Shaffer, M. Marks, L. Zumbrun, T. McFaddon, S. Brickcr, S. Hess, J. Kinard ROW 2 G. Rollman, J. Gccsey, B. Myers, B. Posey, L. Krout, E. Chronister, E. Goodling, D. Godfrey, Mr. Zortman ROW 3 L. Sindlingcr, C. Beard, W. Friesland, D. Ferreo, W. Patterson, S. King, R. Franklin ROW 4 R. Schultz, W. Swords, K. Davis, R. Sampcdro, T. Allison, C. Butcher, R. Hartman, J. Smith. H.R. 4 ROW 1 I—r S. Jewell, M. Lentz, B. Warner, J. Dubbs, C. Tranter, V. Yasenchak, D. Hartman ROW 2 F. Kerchnor, H. Davis, B. Zifferer, K. Kleiser, R. Rudacillo, C. Ben- der, L. Doll, R. Floyd, Mr. Good ROW 3 S. Ferree, H. Rife, D. Miller, N. Mitzcl, H. Meyers. B. Berkebile, L. Gemmill, B. Holtz- apple ROW 4 D. Sweitzer, J. Attig, L. Bupp, J. Broderick, G. Mussman, R. Toomey. H.R. 6 ROW 1 I—r A. Brcnncmon, J. Wine- miller, D. Harting, K. Weitcamp, H. Fitz, C. Taylor, G. Clark ROW 2 T. Emig, L. Kceports, A. Hostetter, B. Knaub, A. innerst, N. Stahl, C. Vitz, R. Kline, Mr. Ritchey ROW 3 A. Kreegor, J. laphom, D. Grove, J. Ehrhort, T. Swartz, W. Williams, W. Markey ROW 4 T. Ness, T. Moore, D. Brilhart, L. Billet, D. Dietz, C. Rost. H. R. 7 ROW 1 I—r C. Horbst, J. Snyder, I. Gladfelter, C. Barley, T. Kollcr, D. Grove, M. Kinsley ROW 2 B. Holtzapple, C. Smith, A. DehofF, W. Eborly, W. Paul, A. Geescy, E. Zinn, R. Jennings, Mr. Kehm ROW 3 T. Seneft, L. Forbes, F. Brenneman, S. Smith, T. Bahn, J. Schmuck ROW 4 D. Wilkcrson, R. Weaver, B. Burke, G. Muss- mann, D. McDaniel, L. Leader, P. Russell. Absentee! N. Stump. H.R. 8 ROW 1 I—r M. Forry J. Surrett, S. Sherrick, T. Flinchbaugh, J. Garner, J. Eberly, C. Strickler ROW 2 B. Ryer, L. Kis- singer, P. Morkey, M. Knaper, G. Schroeder, D. Attig, E. Snyder, E. J. Walton, Mr. Ram- say ROW 3 T. Wagner, B. Kurtz, D. Fitz, J. Hess, J. Dehoff, B. Holtzapple, C. Gar- rett, R. Koons ROW 4 T. Whitacre, R. Flinchbaugh, G. Smeltzer, L. Straley, G. Romesberg, M. Burke, J. Hcighes. Absentee: D. Witman. H.R. 9 ROW 1 l-r G. Wisenall, P. Rohr- baugh, D. Deardorff, D. Smith, T. Eckert, D. Attig, D. Raffensberger ROW 2 J. Shen- berger, B. Diehl, N. Krcidler, G. Stine, L. Hildebrand, S. Furst, D. Schrum, Mrs. Schaeffer ROW 3 J. Smith, S. Kline, R. Kell. R. Myers, S. Wildasin, P. Schaefer, D. Myers, ROW 4 T. Eberly, R. Daugherty, E. Smelt- zer, W. Wilkerson, D. Cleaver, G. Koller. H.R. 12 ROW 1 |-r P. Smith. D. Grove, J. Eppley, L. Arnold, A. Grove, P. Shcn- bergor, C. Smith ROW 2 L Stump, J. Sand- erson, M. L. McLaughlin, P. Stine, M. Bone- brake, R. Rife, P. Lehman, R. Dilling, T. Flinchbaugh, Mr. Garland ROW 3 C. Cherry, R. Kehr, J. Waltersdorff, J. sprenkle, N. Burke, G. Anstine, E. LeCotes ROW 4 N. McFadden, R. Goodman, J. Wilson, R. Sipe, L. Cunningham, M. Walt- ersdorff. H.R. 52 ROW 1 I—r W. Fox, R. Treoster, L. Ludwig, P. Reber, B. Miller, W. Wuttke, E. Slcnkcr ROW 2 S. Duke, B. Hess, B. Dubbs, C. Sieling, B. Shirey, G. Smith, M. Swcitzcr, G. Grove, B. Chriswell, Mr. Henry ROW 3 S. Gommill, B. Freed, B. Dull, D. Borshingcr, J. Schrador, R. Myers, C. Shearer, M. Myers, S. Fitz ROW 4 J. Schroll, G. Whitsel, D. Smith, R. Keeney, B. Hengst, R. Schmid, W. Blum, L. Lciphart. H.R. 53 ROW 1 I—r P. Ilyes, J. DehofF, G. Miller, M. Dcardorff, J. Coffey, C. Poese, K. Wolgamuth ROW 2 B. Ream, E. Mundis, C. Poff, C. Campbell, W. Hengst, D. Shoff, T. Grove, J. Stralcy, B. Bortner, Mr. Binga- man ROW 3 D. Nickel, V. Dietrich, D. Myers, H. Eylor, K. Billet, S. Sharnetzka, J. Smith, S. Jamison ROW 4 D. Snyder, R. Eppley, D. Dittenhafer, G. Barley, J. Shive, R. Gross, H. Sliver, C. Diehl. H.R. 55 ROW 1 I—r C. Barshinger, P. Chronister, P. Morkey, B. Harding, L. Bow- man, D. Cunningham, V. Ehrhort ROW 2 B. Martin, L. Mark , P. Altland, G. Riedel, D. Sanderson, C. Snyder, G. Marteny, E. McDowell, R. Sheffer, Mr. Miller ROW 3 G. DeVono, C. Crumling, B. Lentz, B. Ber- kebile, L. Ness, S. Bruggeman, S. Geiman, J. Smith, R. Sowicki ROW 4 T. Heckman, R. DchofF, J. Rudacillo, C. Cline, H. Collins. ABSENTEES: A. Conaway, E. Thomas. H.R. 59 ROW 1 I—r G. Brandt, R. Prescott, P. Becker. G. Alcorn, H. Marshall, D. Krieg, R. Shoff ROW 2 G. Ness, S. Morkey, L. Kulp, L. Sfrayer, R. Geesey, P. Krebs, S. Brenneman, B. Gibbs, K. Leader, P. Minier, Mrs. Brown ROW 3 R. Broderick, D. Root, C. Lowe, S. McClane, L. Robinson, R. Slenkor, W. Roam. P. Bortner ROW 4 R Becker, J Melans. M. Rcigarf, G. Geesey, M. Brenneman, C. Shirey, J. Bugash. H.R. 101 ROW 1 I—r L. Nicholas, G. Miller, M. Laucks, R. Kirchnor, J. Blessing, M. R. Kohler, T. Zartman, ROW 2 A. Kuntz, D. Lange, M. Livingston, B. Scott, B. Zuch, S. McDonald, R. Kehr, Mr. Statler ROW 3 K. Keeney, B. Wagner, C. Ruvolis, D. Fink, D. Warner, C. Keller, C. Worley, J. Dehoff, ROW 4 S. Kennedy, G. Rohrbaugh, A. Miller, L. Morkey, J. Shaffer, T. Sipe, P. Epploy, L. Wedlock. Absentee: M. Huson. H.R. 102 ROW 1 l-r J. Smith, S. Good, J. Freed, W. Gilbert, L. Ferree, K. Rohr- bough, D. Hunsinger ROW 2 B. Ryer, J. Lookingbill, D. Seiple, D. Smith, P. Shultz, D. Neu, G. Hildebrand, Mr. Orwig ROW 3 J. Wilkerson, L. Stremmel, R. Molehorn, K. Heindel, W. Engel, C. Smith, C. Glad- felter, R. Weaver ROW 4 P. Stump, L. Glatfclter, G. Frey, J. Gladfelter, M. Bankert, W. Sword , K. Holtzopple M. Haver. Absentee: S. Hartman. H.R. 104 ROW 1 l-r J. Keiser, P. Bor- shinger, M. Godfrey, K. Keeney, J. Snyder, J. Meckley, J. Gunnet ROW 2 J. Waltman, W. Hildebrand, L. Sindlinger, C. Innerit, C. Snyder, J. Smith, B. Rost, Mrs. Richard- son ROW 3 R. Toylor, D. Garrett, G. Kin- ard, M. Smith, B. Hetrick, L. Smith, S. Heltzel, R. Miller, E. Kohler ROW 4 J. Noll, D. Hcrbsf, D. Ramsay, D. Barshingcr, R. Keller, J. Robinson, R. Thompson, D. Johnson. Absentees: R. Keeney, T. Newnam. H.R. 107 ROW 1 |-r R. Chronister, C. Sprenkle, D. Purcell, 1. Kime, S. Williams, A. Turner, J. Rollman ROW 2 D. Chronis- ter, M. Simjo, A. Winemiller, G. lamotte, R. Bocckel, B. Knapcr, C. Hudson, R. Kocher, Mr. Ludwig ROW 3 L. Taylor, S. Johnson, G. Holtzopple, E. Kohler, M. Keeney. J. Hengst, V. Keckler ROW 4 J. Newman, D. McCleory, E. Krone, N. Robinson, D. Knight, C. Markey. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: L-R Jeffrey Conwoy, Pro .; Michael McWilliams, V. Pres.; William Payne, Trcas.; Michael Jones, Sec. H.R. 54 ROW 1 I—r K. Diehl, J. Frey, L. Godfrey, B. Keiser, G. Lehman, R Godfrey, D. Delaney, ROW 2 L. Shearer, C. Smith, M. Goodling, D. Miller, S. Orwig, M. Ginger- ich, D. Silar, B. Ehrhart, Mr. Harmon ROW 3 S. Trout, B. Jewell, J. Smith, C. Criswell, J. Bachman, L. Hildebrand, L. Watkins, C. Geiman ROW 4 L. Lilly J. Clark, B. Stuogh, L. Scchrist, J. Spangler, L. Stine, T. Hess. H.R. 56 ROW 1 I—r T. Parr, S. Gantz. P. Kriner, P. Heltzel, C. Turner, C. Melhorn, M. Rial ROW 2 D. MocArthur, M. White- ford, K. Sterner, L. Godfrey, J. Conway, A. Sweitzer, F. Bohn, D. Dohr, J. Folken- roth, J. Danner, Mrs. Fouth ROW 3 L. Wagner, N. Bechtel, M. Rudacille, M. Roth, P. Shaffer. J. Beck, G. Kilgcre, R. Graham, C. Hershey ROW 4 J. Colyer, K. Brown, J. Dorr, L. Sprenkle, J. Daugherty, D. Stark, A. Geesey, S. Hcrbst, M. Hoffocker. ABSENTEES: R. Coeyman, C. Kyle, C. Scott. H.R. 58 ROW 1 I—r R. Beck. S. Howkes, F. Brenneman, S. Fitz, L. Grossman, S. Hovis, L. Wayne ROW 2 B. Rover, R. Grove, J. Scott, D. Daugherty, G. Gemmill, L. Strayer, T. Strousbaugh, C. Snyder, G. Moore, Mr. Grove ROW 3 R. Gentzler, K. Noell, S. Glodfelter, B. Workinger, S. Krout, E. Wolf, C. Shoff, D. Shearer ROW 4 S. Zumbrum, D. Warner, E. Smeigh, A. Pat- terson, C. Dettinger, F. Bahn„ J. Thomas, B. McClure. H. R. 60 ROW 1 I—r D. Peters. J. Flinch- baugh, M. Sprenkle, W. Blymire, R. Ferree, I. Burkholder, J. Willioms ROW 2 J. Ward, N. Keiser, L. Garner, I. Ebersole, S. Kree- ger, B. Bower, B. Arnold, L. Godfrey, R. Eberly, C. Ness. Mr. Martin ROW 3 H. Myers, T. Ream, B. Vitz, C. Chilcoat, L. Matthew, M. Hengst, G. Leader, C. Goy, J. Raab ROW 4 D. Snelbaker, D. Booth, S. Work, C. Miller, L. Nelson, T. Reigart, D. Smith, W. Rost, R. Tauser. H.R. 61 ROW 1 I—r D. Hawk, P. Burke, C. Weaver, J. Horning, K. Burke, F. Varl, L. Keiser ROW 2 M. Tobias, K. Keller, J. Gable, P. Druck. C. Wolf, B. Strayer, R. Orwig, M. McWilliams, P. Dennis, Mrs. Hclwig ROW 3 D. Mayer, M. Martin, T. Hctric, R. Betenbrink, G. Whitsel, H. Myers, D. Rahe, C. Bcrtner ROW 4 G. Snyder, S. Landis, K. Markel, C. Stiffller, R. Snyder, D. Druck, P. Furst, D. Fitzkee, B. Bailey. H.R. 65 ROW 1 I—r M. Sipkoff, S. linbcrg, J. Henry, J. Keller, E. Kinsley, L. Walker, R. Wambaugh ROW 2 L. Beck, L. Lehman, M. Krebs, M. Sentz, R. Stein, B. Stoppard, V. Stein, S. Smeltzer, J. Barnhart, Mrs. Oaks ROW 3 N. McLaughlin, K. Bushey, J. Hess, C. Moser, P. Eppley, T. Baker, B. Fetrow, D. Weisenthale, R. Dehoff ROW 4 R. Oil- ling, G. Leader, J. Hoke, C. Harget, M. Grove, R. Strobeck, J. Morgan, C. Foust. Absentees: T. Kerr, R. Mummert. H.R. 108 ROW 1 I—r L. Forry, L. McCrcady, F. Engle, M. Markoy, L. Smith, C. Treny, J. Waltemyor ROW 2 0. Rohrbaugh, C. Copenheovcr, G. Grim, L. Gemmill, L. Alexander, L. Kling, S. Kocher, M. Kline, Mr. Harvey ROW 3 C. Grothe, Z. Forry, M. Carl, D. Rittcnhouse, G. Worley, K. Bair, J. Hartman ROW 4 P. Schultz, L. Stein, D. Wright, L. Shearer, W. McCIcary, R. Snyder, J. Hershner. Absentee: G. Huls- hart. H.R. 110 ROW 1 I—r M. Noce, D. Hart- man, D. Folkenroth, T. Trottner, J. Hare, A. Lentz. M. Kuntz ROW 2 C. Kehr. B. Hcngst, G. Thoman, J. Campbell, S. Eberly, C. Snyder, J. Hengst, M. Zumbrun, Mr. Shaw ROW 3 L. Frey, E. Meyers, M. Keeney, D. Smith, B. Ream, C. Robinson ROW 4 J. Fetcko, D. Stine, S. Ferree, E. Edwards, K. Miller, G. Slenker. Absentees: B. Wag- ner, D. Lentz. H.R. 116 ROW 1 I—r T. Albright, L. Krebs, L. Shircy, M. Millor, Y. Wagner, M. Bow- man, R. Myers ROW 2 J. Gecsoy, C. Sternbergh, H. Koons, D. Shoff, I. Sut- cliffe, D. Miller, K. Zuch, Mrs. Moore ROW 3 L. Keener, L. Zeigler, L. Frey, D. Bahn, J. Grim, V. Urey, C. Hartman ROW 4 D. Leber, D. Smith, C. Innerst, R. Erb, D. Keoncy, M. Godfrey. Absentees: J. Wilt, R. Clayton, S. Keeports. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: L-R Carroll Warner, Pres.; Jerry Forbes, V. Pres.; Glenda Shaffer, Sec.; Karen Weaver, Treas. H.R. 62 ROW 1 I—r J. Bialcok, N. Bortner, D. Ferree, F. Henry, C. Shearer, V. Bar- shinger, T. VanOver ROW 2 R. Grim, L. Livingston, E. Armstrong, G. Rollman, L. Diehl, R. Warner, D. Miller, P. Bacon, L. Wedlock, Mr. Burd ROW 3 H. Miller, L. Ehrhart, A. Frey, P. Warfel, L. Raffcns- berger, B. Kocher, R. Mitzel, B. Stump, M. Shenberger ROW 4 B. Martin, B. Attig, R. Williams, M. Snyder, S. Hershey. H.R. 64 ROW 1 I—r S. LoMotte, J. Englar, J. Prescott, R. Ham, J. Prcsscl, J. Meyers, B. Burke ROW 2 M. Zifferer, R. Witmon, W. Weaver, W. Warner, J. Wisenoll, P. Kern, D. Keener, 0. Garrett, D. Hudson, Mrs. Shenberger ROW 3 S. Anstine, J. Glat- felter, J. Barley, I. Strcmmel, M. Yerger, C. Warner, C. Blessing ROW 4 J. Crane, J. Shellenferger, T. Strickler, R. Lentz, M. Kettcrman, G. Anderson. H.R. 66 ROW 1 I—r W. Hess, D. Wayne, D. Lawrence, S. Runkle, L. Reisinger, J. Keogy ROW 2 L. Jacobs, D. Smeltzer, T. Shearer, R. Folkenroth, D. Neuhaus, J. Hoylo, S. Crone, S. Rudacillo, Mr. Rohr- baugh ROW 3 R. Smith, D. Myers, R. Bortner, T. Livingston, K. Diehl, D. Frantz, D. Hongst, ROW 4 E. Grove, G. Shaffer, V. Reigart, J. Forbes, B. Leader. H.R. 68 ROW 1 I—r F. Wilhelm, D. Neff, U. Eveler, S. Butcher, D. Stull, C. Urey, B. Platts ROW 2 L. Runkle, L. Myers, R. Gingerick, B. Koons, E. Toomey, G. Mitchell, L. Hess, Mr. Stambaugh ROW 3 C. Gciscl- man, S. Hambcrgcr, H. Kreidlcr, M. Gei- selman, L. Garrett, R. Beard, R. Weiser ROW 4 I. Shoup, R. Folkomer, J. Raab, R. Kettcrman, P. Smeltzer. H.R. 69 ROW 1 I—r H. Sowers, G. Snyder, D. Warner, R. Gay, D. McWilliams, B Grothe, E. Swartz ROW 2 J. Seitz, D Becker, E. Gemmill, J. Herman, P. Binga man, Mrs. Moore ROW 3 L. Leicht, J. Jcck son, D. Brown, E. DehofF, K. Pomraning, G Keener, G. Daugherty, G. Lee ROW 4 C Numan, P. Dcttinger, R. Hengst, L. Swcit zer, L. Emenhciscr, C. Smyser. H.R. 70 ROW 1 I—r J. Heltzol, D. Lciby, C. DehofF, S. Beck, D. Chronistor, M. Bor- shinger, P. Wuttke ROW 2 C. Heller, B. Gemmill, S. Laucks, D. Miller, D. Gcisel- man, M. Markowitz, Mr. Kohler ROW 3 T. Keener, L. Gunnet, L. Adams, P. Smith, J. Markey, L. Myers, W. Franklin ROW 4 R. Frey, N. Moyer, J. Thompson, K. Weaver, D. Sprenkle, S. Snyder. H.R. 71 ROW 1 I—r T. Wildasen, M. Taylor, R. Kohn D. Smith, T. Shirey, J. Barshinger, C. Fink ROW 2 D. Stremmol, L. Glatfelter, N. Sharp, S. Lentz, R. Folkcnroth, A. Car- men, V, Sharnetzka, Mr. Boyer ROW 3 D. ShoFF, L. Keeney, C. Soagcr, J. Murphy, E. Dietz, R. Buchanan, J. Donivan ROW 4 K. DehofF, W. DehofF, J. Fishol, L. Ciccorelli, S. Bower. Absentee: Mrs. Emenhciscr. H.R. 72 ROW 1 I—r R. Nowmon, B. Thomas, P. Grim, W. Manspeaker, t. Kraft, M. Kauffman, D. Snyder ROW 2 K. Innorst, C. Stump, R. Wolf, J. Sites, K. Livingston, J. Rudacille, B. Krcidler, ROW 3 D. Swords, C. Prescott, G. Bcord, D. Kierns, L. Knaper, M. Sechrist, J. Knox, J. Shoup ROW 4 C. Smith, D. Warner, J. Kreig, R. Gantz, C. Vinson, J. Henle, D. Sprenkle. H.R. 73 ROW 1 I—r J. Boyer, G. Billet, K. Shaffer, P. Saylor, D. Waltimyer, A. Innerst, C. Harris ROW 2 C. Rojahn, G. Stein, J. Heilman, L. Barshingor, R. Alli- son, G. Bupp, T. Wertz, S. Baer, Mr. Moore ROW 3 J. Myors, R. Stough, B. Slenker, K. Strayer, 0. Smith, M. Rcab, J. Kyle, ROW 4 S. Smith, C. Miller, J. Bupp, J. Smith, E. Barshinger, G. Horner. H.R. 75 ROW 1 I—r S. Smith, J. Hcrbst, A. Wilson, T. Horton, E. Fry, R. Gemmill, G. Smith ROW 2 M. Moose, L. Smith, J. Buser, L. Rosh, S. Diohl, G. Ferree, G. Dchoff, F. Daugherty, Mrs. Gamble ROW 3 G. Gemmill, C. Beck, J. Mummcrt, J. Smith, S. Godfrey, D. Crawford, H. Tracey, ROW 4 D. Snyder, M. Donivan, R. King, J. Schell, M. Sutherland Absentees: L. Evo- ler, D. Holcomb. H.R. 77 ROW 1 I—r D. Kehr, N. Trusdole, S. Chronistcr, R. Shaeffer, P. Jones, E. Smith, L. Wills ROW 2 E. Henry, W. Lutz, P. Sigei, L. Eppley, K. Rider, E. Ncmser, C. Moore, C. Paige ROW 3 D. Straw- bridge, L. Stine, H. Dull, L. Luckcnbaugh, J. Riedel, J. Hammonds, L. Ferree, B. Zim- merman ROW 4 A. Rost, O. Hess, R. Var- ner, J. Grove, J. Tanner, F. Matthow, B. Eberly. Absentee: Mrs. Murdough. HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: left to right Sylvia Myers, Janet Enfield, Patti Snyder, Mrs. Mary Hollway, advisor, Deanna Saylor, Jeannette Matthew, Diane Shorrick. STANDING: Doris Markey, Martha Barshinger, Lonnie Weaver, Donald Patterson, Doryl Hinkle, Dawn Fife. The Dallas Imperial Chapter of the National Honor Society has been inaugurated this year at Dallastown Area High School. Members are chosen by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. Up to 15% of the Senior Class and up to 10% of the Junior Class are eligible for membership. The first public initiation was held in the spring of the year. SPECTATOR Noncy Kehm Activities Editor Betty Myers Organizations Editor Kathleen Williams Class Editor Martha Barshinger, Editor Doris Markey, Associate Editor Sandra Leader Subscriptions Manoger Ronald Smith Sports Editor Karen Smith Miscellaneous Editor Linda Jamison Advertising Manager Craig Heindel Circulation Manoger David Dehoff, Business Manoger Ann Snyder Seniors Editor Sylvia Myers Musk Editor Jean Henle Photo Chief Helen Rojahn Art Editor SPECTATOR LITERARY STAFF: Left to right: ROW 1: Sylvia Lentz, Gloria Hcsi, Pomelo Epploy, Sandra Goble, Jayne Myors. ROW 2: Mr. Cooper, Audrey Hoke, Brinda Keller, Brenda Fouit, Portia Kciscr, Dawn Fife, Diane Shcrrick. The Yearbook, compiled and edited by the Senior Class, consists of the various ac- tivities which have taken place throughout the past year. It was a very tedious job to put the Yearbook together, but many happy times were spent while working on it. The literary staff, with the aid of their advisor, Mr. Cooper, prepared the literary work for publication. The editors and their staffs worked diligently in order to meet the deadlines set to finish the book for distribution. Throughout the year, a representative from the yearbook company visited the year- book meetings and helped with various problems. He always administered help and their experiences. They, through this book, are adding a greater variety of worth to The Yearbook was stifling, but everyone on the literary staff learned much through their experiences. They, through this book, are adding a greater variety of worth to their school days. 82 SPECTATOR 8USINESS STAFF: Left to right: ROW 1: Lindo Diehl, Juanita Forbes, Judy Myers, Barbara Meiler, Anctta Keonoy. ROW 2: Mr. Winemiller, Joyce Slenker, Mary Welty, Betty Gladfelter, Mary Ban- kert, Joyce Strommel, William Baeshore, Linda Bear, Carolyn Fix, Mary Ann Dubbs. The business staff of the Yearbook, consisting of the managers and their associates, completed the many business transactions for our Yearbook. They, under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Winemiller, worked on the various business phases of the book. The advisor compiled a budget or estimate, and secured bids on photography, print- ing, and binding. He also secured and signed contracts. The business staff had the job of finding an income sufficient to pay the expenses of publishing the Yearbook. In order to do this, they sold subscriptions and advertisements, secured patrons, and then distributed the book to subscribers. 83 SEATED: Gary Alcorn, Lindo Sechrist, Jeon Blessing, Doris Malehorn, Barbara Barshinger. STANDING: Mr. Leber, Mr. Hays, Mr. Crumling, Miss Shryock. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN The magazine campaign was held in October. The campaign began with an assembly, at which time Mr. Harold Schriver, sales representative from Curtis Publishing Company, explained the sales program. Total sales from the campaign amounted to $6,132 with the school profit amounting to $2,090. The high salesman in the campaign was Gary Alcorn. Doris Malehorn, Jean Blessing, and Linda Sechrist were second, third, and fourth high salesmen, respectively. Barbara Barshinger served as captain of the campaign. Mr. Charles Leber had charge of the sales in senior high and Mr. Merle Crumling had charge of the sales in junior high. Clerical work was in charge of Mr. Robert Hays and Miss Caroline Shryock. 84 BEACON Patti Snyder, Editor Janet Enfield. Associate Editor William Arnold, Business Manager This year's school newspaper, the Beacon, contained articles which kept the students informed on the recent happenings around the school. It consisted of a news page, a feature page, a news-feature page, and a sports page. For the second consecutive year, a first place rating was achieved by the Beacon according to the standards of the Pennsylvania School Press Association. Jeanette Matthew Donald Patterion PAGE EDITORS Barbara Reber Nadine Stump 05 BEACON LITERARY STAFF: left to right: ROW 1: Joyce Smith, Connie Musser, Lois Bromer, Yvonne Boeckel, Emma Jane Smith. ROW 2: Mrs. Sheffer, Jean Lentz, Doris Malehorn, Barbara Daugherty, Barbaro Hess, Sandra Stough, Ruth Miller, Judy Myers, Beverly Horn, Thomas Fisher, Beth Bull, Craig Bender, Susan Kreeger, Robert Barshinger, Miss Whitcomb. Dallastown students were kept up-to-date on the latest happenings around school by the eager and energetic Beacon staff. They met every week and received new as- signments upon which they worked long hours in order to meet their deadlines. Endless work was required and spent on the various articles, but the results made it all worth- while. The ever-informative Beacon literary staff worked diligently with their advisors, Mrs. Sheffer and Miss Whitcomb. Together, they produced a newspaper filled with news, stories, poems, features, and sports of high rank and quality. 86 BEACON BUSINESS STAFF: Left to right: ROW 1: Foye Brennemon, Carolyn McDaniel, Sandro Knaper, Connie Dije, Nancy Mitzol. ROW 2: Yvonne DeardorfF, Joyce McDonald, Nina Mojtors, Mr. Good, Mr. Landis. The Beacon Business Staff, under the direction of the advisors, Mr. Landis and Mr. Good, began their work early in the year. The advertising manager and his assistants canvassed the area soliciting for advertisements and subscriptions for the paper, and the entire staff conducted a vigorous subscription campaign. When the issues were pub- lished, the circulation staff distributed the papers to its many readers. 07 STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Left to right: ROW 1: Maynard Proll, Robert Good, Mark Innerst, Sylvia Seitz. ROW 2: Mr. Hays, Wayne Hess, Keith Holtzapple, Terry Sipc, Ray Dougherty, Gerald McQuade, Philip Schaeffer, Jane Dentler, Elaine Grove, Mrs. Waltman. The Student Council is our school governing body, consisting of two divisions. One is composed of one representative from each home-room and the other, the executive council, is composed of two representatives from each class. The main purpose of the Student Council is creating a better school life. It sponsors sock hops and dances, issues handbooks each year, and collects food for the needy at Christmas time. President .................................. Robert Good Vice President..............................Mark Innerst Secretary .......................................... Sylvia Seitz Treasurer ................................... Maynard Prall 80 SENIOR HIGH: left to right: ROW 1: JoAnn Huson, Pomelo Rohrbough, Judy Miller, Susan Hess, Anita Shaffer, Nada Wagner, Jerry Snyder. ROW 2: Susan Flinchbough, Pamela Shenborgcr, Kathleen Ness, Doris Wise, Jo Surret, Dawn Brenneman, Howard Fitz, Ronald Fitz. ROW 3: Barry Warner, Lee Rohrbough, Lee Hankey, Robert Kohn, Lonnie Weaver. REPRESENTATIVE BODIES JUNIOR HIGH: Left to right: ROW 1: Robert Jones, Terry Hedrick, Christine Urey, Richard Godfrey, Fred Vail, Donna Hengst, Brian Thomas. ROW 2: James Flinchbough, Gary Snyder, Mac Ruth Kohler, Chris- tino Shearer, Anita Innerst, Diane Leiby. ROW 3: Yvonne Wagner, Amelita Lentz, Leslie Grossman, Philip Barshingcr, Richard Gemmil, James Prcssel, Carol Poese. ROW 4: Linda McCready, Diane Cunningham, Ann Turner, Linda Walker, Sandra Gantz, Kathy Rohrbough, William Wuttke, Richard Shoff. QUEEN Diano Sherrick Linda Bear Wanda Keller The Homecoming Dance was held November 5, 1960 in the gymnasium of Dallas- town Area High School and was sponsored by the Student Council. Diane Sherrick, a senior, was crowned as Homecoming Queen of 1960 by Judy Stump, Homecoming Queen of 1959. The queen's attendants were Linda Bear, a senior and Wanda Keller, a junior. Music for the dance was provided by the Sunlight Seranaders of York. 90 Cheers for the queen and her attendants let Mo Call You Sweetheart The Homecoming royalty watches the game. The band put on a fine performance. The rain didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd. 91 FIRST ROW: Mrs. SchacfFor, Andrea Mulier, Janet Enfield, Sylvia Lentz, Ann Snyder, Jeannette Matthews, Audroy Hoke, Patti Snyder. SECOND ROW; Ben Root, Lonnie Weaver, James Schroeder, Donald Patter- son, Gary Geiselman. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Pay, Bull in a China Shop by C. B. Gilford, was presented on No- vember 17 and 19, 1960. It was under the direction of Mrs. H. S. Schaeffer. As the play opens, the six spinsters are using binoculars to spy on a handsome detec- tive who lived across the street. Many exciting events take place when they try to meet him. Characters in the play were: Ben Root — Detective Dennis O'Finn; Sylvia Lentz — Miss Hildegard Hodge, proprietor of a boarding house for elderly ladies; Janet Enfield — Miss Birdie, a boarder; Ann Snyder — Miss Amantha, a boarder,- Jeannette Matthews — Miss Lucy, a boarder,- Audrey Hoke — Miss Nettie Norton, a boarder; Patti Snyder — Miss Elizabeth, a boarder; Lonnie Weaver — Detective Kramer; Gary Geiselman and James Schroeder — stretcher bearers; Andrea Musser — Jane Rodgers, a lady reporter for the Herald Globe,- Donald Patterson — Johnson, a police finger-printing expert. 92 Left: After watching Mr. O'Finn with binoculars, the old maids are shocked and disappointed when he pulls down the blind. Above: The old moids mourn the doath of Elizabeth, the first to be murdered in a plot to meet Detective O'Finn. Right: At tho final curtain call the cast shows their appreciation to Mrs. Schaeffer by presenting her with a bouquet of long-stemmed roses. Below: Jane Rodgers uses friendly persuasion on Detective O'Finn. 93 FIRST ROW; Dori Markey, Linda Diehl, Sylvia Myers, Deanna Saylor, Audrey Hoke, Mrs. Elaine Brown. SECOND ROW; Andrea Musser, Lorna Raver, Sylvia Lentz, Ann Snyder, Jeanette Mathews. THIRD ROW: Bon Root, Gary Gieselman, Richard Dietz, Donald Patterson, Craig Heindel, Dale Grim, Terry Fix. JUNIOR PLAY On March 31 and April 2, 1960, the Junior Class presented a three act play entitled Sister of the Bride. The play was written by Robert Sinclair and was under the di- rection of Mrs. Elaine Brown and Audrey Hoke, student directress. The play takes place in the Ferris living room and the family is preparing for the wedding of Gloria Ferris. The young teenage sister. Penny, has to give up very much for the sake of a stylish wedding. However, a surprise ending finds everyone happy. Members of the cast were: Dale Grim — Ernest Ferris, Ann Snyder — Julie Ferris, Linda Diehl — Gloria Ferris, Deanna Saylor — Penny Ferris, Lorna Raver — Grandma Ferris, Craig Heindel — Frank Thatcher, Doris Markey — Louise Thatcher, Sylvia Myers — Teresa Thatcher, Donald Patterson — Martin Thatcher, Gary Geiselman — Wilbur Ashead, Ben Root — Richard Hoover, Andrea Musser — Dee Dee Barret, Terry Fix — Max Van Loeman, Richard Dietz — Barry Rumbles, Jeanette Matthews and Sylvia Lentz — prompters. 94 Above: Mr. Ferris looks in wonder at his beautiful daughter as she confronts him before the wedding. When Penny announces her cngogcment to Max, Mr. Ferris faints from shock. MARCHING BAND Under the able direction of Mr. Campanella our band met every Friday during home- room period. Band membership was open to any junior or senior high school student having the ability to play a band instrument. Whenever the weather permitted the band performed at the football games. The band was a great morale booster to the team and fans. The marching band also per- formed in several local parades. The concert band performed in the Night of Music. Linda Bear was the capable head majorette of the Dallastown Area High School band, Terry Fix, the assistant conductor,- and Jean Henle, the Sergeant of Arms. 96 FIRST ROW — D. Grove, A. Grove. SECOND ROW — J. Henle, P. Feree, C. Feree. P. Eppley. S. Hed- rick, B. Myers, W. Keller. BAND FRONT G. McG ready, C. Taylor, L'. Bramber, M. Howett. L. Keiport, C. Innerst, B. Foust. STANDING — L. Baer. TRUMPETS - FIRST ROW — L. Gemmil, G. Stine, S. Hailman, J. Smith, J. Keiser, M. HufFacker, S. Baer. 2nd ROW — S. Shar- netzka, E. Zinn, J. Spangler, G. Bupp, T. Ness, L. Smith, H. Creager, K. Kleiser, K. Heindel. Horn — FIRST ROW — L. Myers, S. Keeports, V. Erhart, M. Kuntz, T. Ebcrly. 2nd ROW — J. Myers, T. Fix, D. Spronkle, R. Lentz. Assistant Conductor, Terry Fix CONCERT DRUMS — G. Gcoscy, T. Strickler, M. Carl, R. Kell, C. Beard, B. Trout, T. Wortz, K. Shaffer, M. Lentz, M. Markey, S. Gemmill. CLARINET - FIRST ROW - M. Markowitz, J. Bupp, K. Weitkamp, R. Owrig, J. Conway, R. Stine, R. Fry, B. Druck, S. Good, C. Crum- bling, S. Brenneman. 2nd ROW — G. Miller, J. Glatfelter, K. Murphy, D. DcardorfF, R. Landis, M. Neff, D. Snyder, G. Lehman, S. Geiman, H. Marshall, C. Dchoff. Conductor: Joseph Campanella Flutes — T. Keller, J. Roiahn, T. Rojahn, E. Kauffman, B. Hoover, L. Fry, M. Smith. Trombone — D. Weaver, M. Bupp, D. Zarfoss, T. Flinchbaugh, P. Druck. BAND Soxophonc - FIRST ROW - A. Kuntz, K. Stroycr, J. Kinard, J. Smith. 2nd ROW — C. Barley, J. Weaver, T. Moore, J. Kile, G. Kollcr, J. Schroeder, J. Warner, B. Hetrick. Ut ROW — Min Horpcl, W. Kollcr, B. Keller, S. Myers, P. Keiser, N. Mitzel, J. Myers, S. Lentz, D. Folkcn- roth, L. Stermer. 2nd ROW — B. Myers, B. Hoover, T. Tyson, J. Dentlec, B. Trout, M. Howett, L. Zumbrum, E. Miller, N. Stump. 3rd ROW — A. Snyder, L. Mitzel, L. Rover, L. Diehl, N. Sanderson, M. Dubbs, J. Beck, D. Markcy, P. Snyder. 4th ROW — K. Williams, D. Fife, E. Kauffman, L. Loland, A. Hoke, D. Say- lor, B. Rcber, H. Rojahn, K. Murphy. 5th ROW — D. Fifz, W. Forbes, C. Bender, P. Shaffer, D. Cleaver, W. Flemings, D. Grim, J. Matthews, T. Topper, A. Geesey. 6th ROW — C. Aldinger, G. Bachman, P. Rus- sell, T. Flinchbaugh, M. Innerst, T. Bahn, C. Cherry, G. Romesberg, T. Allison. 7th ROW — J. Rojahn, R. Reigart, D. Dehoff, R. Good, B. Shonbcrger, H. Klindenst, T. Ness, B. Barshinger. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS P. Keiser, E. Kauffman, B. Trout, D. Markey, B. Reber, B. Hoover, S. Myers, L. Diehl, P. Snyder, J. Myers, K. Williams, L. Rover. SEATED — F. Brenneman. Under the direction of Miss Corrine Harpel, the Senior High and Junior High Select Choruses par- ticipated in the Night of Music on May 6, 1961. The Senior High Ensemble was very active in out- side engagements. The president of the Senior High Chorus is ENSEMRLE FIRST ROW — P. Slump, C. Snyder, L. Shcoror, K. Bushey, C. Geiselman, J. Hcltzel, S. Butcher, L. Glad felter, M. Sechriit, E. McDowell. 2nd ROW — C. Campbell, P. Becker, B. Rosi, L. Kime. P. Reber, K. Inner ! C. Slump, N. Moyer, P. Smith, C. Prejcott. 3rd ROW — J. Janson, C. Heller, S. Beck, L. Ferree, B. lontz B. Ehrhart, J. Hartman, B. Workinger, J. Hare, M. Zumbrum. 4th ROW — M. Godfrey, R. Kehr, M. Laucks C. Shearer, D. Smith, J. Boycr, C. Rojohn, J. Campbell, C. Hartman, H. Koon . 5th ROW — Miss Har pel, L. Keener, B. Blymirc, R. Dchoff, R. Chronister, J. Keller, G. Horner, L. Barshiner, J. Bochmon, L. Kraft 6th ROW — L. Loipart, R. Thompson, J. Snyder, P. Minior, J. Fctko, J. Keller, P. Eppley. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS STANDING - K. Williams, H. Rojohn, G. Bockman, P. Shaffer, D. Fitz. SEATED - J. Myers, B. Keller, S. Myers. P. Keiser, E. Kauffman, L. Rover. Charles Aldinger, the vice-president is Lorna Raver, and the secretary is Audrey Hoke. The District Chorus Members represented Da lias- town Area High School in the annual Pennsylvania Music Association District Chorus Festival held in Manheim. DISTRICT CHORUS MEMBERS ROW 1: G. Smeltzer, D. McDaniel, T. Rhodes, C. Tyson, D. Leader, D. Millor, W. Flcmmens, G. Wise nail, R. Jennings, R. Rudacille. ROW 2: Coach Murray Davidson, D. Raver, 8. Thomos, R. Fitz, P. Russel, M. Innerst, G. Brown, J. Thumser, R. Stremmel, M. Conway, J. Snyder. ROW 3: Coach Shcrdcll Snyder, G. Harding, J. Rudisill, W. Arnold, H. Fitz, B. Warner, W. Forbes, J. Heighes, L. Rohrbaugh, K. Davis, B. Burke, Cooch Rafo Nabors. ROW 4: K. Runkle, S. Sexton, G. Everhart, E. Smcltzer, R. Carstcnsen, D. Brillhort, J. Noll, W. Myers, L. Bupp. Scores The football season was one of mixed feeling. The season saw our first night football game with the Wild- cats defeating the Kennard Dale Rams before a large crowd. We lost to our neighbors. Red Lion and York Suburban. Our spirits were high when playing Central and Spring Grove but were dampened when we lost to Central by fumbling an apparent touchdown in the end zone and losing to Spring Grove in the last minute of play after two touchdowns were called back because of penalties. To the team and coaches we owe congrat- ulations for the pleasures and heartaches of the foot- ball season. We They Red Lion................................... 6 52 Littlestown ............................... 7 13 Kennard Dale.............................. 31 13 Southwestern .............................. 6 25 Susquehannock ............................ 26 14 Central .................................. 20 27 West York ................................ 19 20 York Suburban ............................. 0 30 Spring Grove............................... 6 6 Enola ..................................... 6 27 104 SENIOR GRIDDERS William Arnold End George Everhart Back Donald Miller Bock Dean Leader — Line Co-Captain Charle Tyjon — Back Co-Captain 105 Gordon Brown Line William Flemmenj Line ROW 1: D. Waltimyer, B. Krcidlcr, B. Thomas, J. Donivan, J. Henry, S. Fitz, M. Sentz. ROW 2: T. Baker, D. Lange, C. Hershey, J. Newman, D. Shoff, J. Flinchbaugh, J. Forbes, R. Bortner. ROW 3: Coach PottorofF, S. Rudisille, P. Eppley, D. Knight, J. Presscl, J. Thomas, M. Donivan, R. Gross, Coach Grove. ROW 4: T. Sipe, R. Treaster, J. Keller, R. Sowicki, J. Mecklcy. Dallastown's Junior High completed its first year of league competition in football. The team, as a whole, was inexperienced nevertheless the boys worked hard at practices and gave a good showing in all competition. The team under the supervision of Ronald Grove and Ronald Pottorff played against more experienced teams, such as Red Lion, Spring Grove and West York and found themselves on the short end of the scores. In spite of these scores, the team learned much about football and will be able to gain knowledge that will be inval- uable to them in their future varsity years. 106 Coaches: Murray Davidson, Ronald Pottorff, Rafc Nabors, Sherdell Snyder, Ronald Grove. SENIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JoAnn Hu on, Audrey Hoke, Deonno Saylor, Solly Sherrick and Lindo Mitzel. Dallastown's cheerleaders have done much to deserve recognition. Each squad has worked together as a unit in promoting invaluable school spirit as well as cheering them- selves hoarse at every sporting event. In the past year all three squads have participated in the York County Cheerleading Contest. As usual, they performed well and came in second. The Class of '61 extends a sincere note of gratitude to each cheerle for her merit- able service. 107 SR. VARSITY ROW 1: C. Tyson, L. Faircloth, R. Holtzapple, H. Fitz, D. Stricklcr, D. Miller. ROW 2: P. Solymos, T. Snyder, W. Boscshorc, R. Waltcmycr, G. Noce, W. Arnold. The Senior Varsity was under the leadership of Coach Miller. Even though the team was composed mainly of seniors they lacked the basketball experience that goes with championship teams. This lack of experience showed itself in our first two games when the Wildcats lost to the Hanover Nighthawks and the Northeastern Bobcats. The team rebounded and showed real class in defeating the Mustangs of Southwestern and the Alumni. In the Susquehannock tournament, a new venture this year, our team took third place by defeating the host school, Susquehannock, in the consolation game. Our Wildcats continued their winning ways by defeating Susquehannock in our first league encounter. Our first league loss was to our arch rivals Red Lion. This loss was followed by league victories over North- eastern and Kennard Dale. 108 Jr. High Coach Dale Miller Jr. Varsity Coach Barry Stein Varsity Coach Gerald Miller SENIOR PLAYERS 109 Lee Foircloth Terry Snyder SENIOR PLAYERS William Baseshore Dallas Stricklcr Donald Miller lit) William Arnold Peter Solymos ROW 1: P. Schaeffer, L. MortorfF, T. Flinchbaugh, W. Leight, D. Bacon, E. Smeltzer. ROW 2: H. Klinedinst, C. Rost, J. Smith, J. Attig, S. Sexton, G. Smeltzer. JR. VARSITY Coach Stein's Junior Varsity at this writing is enjoying a rather com- fortable position over all their opponents. As of now, the Junior Var- sity is undefeated with victories over Red Lion, Northeastern, Kennard Dale, Susquehannock and Hanover High. But the Wildcat underlings are not completely secure for Spring Grove, Central, and West York also remain undefeated. The Junior Wildcats soon encounter these league leaders. Coach Stein has set his goal at the championship and if looks as though the Junior Varsity has the same idea in mind. Ill Manager : R. Kchr, T. Allison, D. Staley, C. Aldingor, D. Fitz, D. He . ROW 1: M. ZifFerer, T. Livingston, S. Linburg, K. Moist, M. McWilliams, P. Dettinger, E. Smith. ROW 2: D. Wright, J. Smith, L. Ludwig, G. Grove, S. Snyder, G. Daugherty, L. Stroyer, D. Goble, B. Harding, L. Leip- hart. ROW 3: M. Reigort, S. Jamison, W. Gilbert, P. Epploy, R. Hcngst, C. Hershey, T. Heckman, T. Trottner, F. Engel. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Our Junior Wildcats worked hard from the start of the basketball season on Novem- ber 1 to the very end. This hard work and concentration paid high dividends. Under the leadership of Coach Miller, the Junior High team has not tasted defeat as of this writing. This also can be said of the Junior High Junior Varsity. Among their victories are games over Dover, Susquehannock, and Northeastern. The Junior High team has defeated Dover in an exhibition game and Susquehannock, Red Lion, Northeastern, Kennard Dale in league competition to lead their division with a four won none lost record. You can tell if their early record will stand by the time you read this printed page. Our prediction is that it will stand and they will have remained in first place in the Eastern division of the York County Junior High Basketball League. 112 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brenda Diehl Theda Tyson Nina Master Linda Bicrence Bonnie Myers JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Joyce Boyer Linda Schearer Linda Ferree Linda Garrett Kay Keeney 113 ROW Is L. Lelond, S. Alwino, S. Stroyer, I. Swordi, M. Smith, S. Alwine. ROW 2: N. McFadden, A. Inner !. D. Stehling, B. Hoover, C. Tranter. ROW 3: D. Wije, J. Dahr, V. Sternbergh, S. Hedrick. Job 1267 Pg. 115 Alto 30 P. VOLLEYBALL The 1959-60 volleyball team concluded another season at Dallastown. The girls put forth a great deal of hard work and showed fine team effort. They were somewhat handicapped in comparison to other teams in that volleyball is a relatively new sport at Dallastown and most of the girls were newcomers with the fundamentals of the game. The volleyball team played Spring Grove at home but were unable to overcome their opponent: 15—7, 15—4, 15—4. Kennard Dale handed the volleyball team another loss by defeating Dallastown 15—4, 15-9, 15-5. Visiting West York handed the Wildcats another loss but was unable to win the last match: 15—0, 15—3, 13—15. 114 WRESTLING ROW 1: T. Keener, R. Fitz, J. Snyder, J. Smith, J. Lookingbill, D. Root, D. Purcell, R. Rudocille, M. Conway. ROW 2: R. Myers, J. Rojahn, D. Eveler, C. Richcrick, W. Wuttke, R. Rudicille, J. Rudicille. ROW 3: T. Bohn, J. Raab, D. DehofF, H. Sternburgh, G. Everhart, J. McDowell, R. Coons, D. Zarfoss, G. Brenneman, L. Kee- ney, R. Spronklo, R. Paul, B. Warner, L. Bupp. Under the capable supervision of Murray Davidson and James Beck, Dallastown's Wildcat grapplers exerted boundless energy. In this their first year of interscholastic competition, the boys overcame the lack of experience by diligent practice. Diets became a vital part of their lives since making a weight class determined their eligibility. The season was a rousing success even though the number of matches won did not place us in the upper half of the league final standings. The future of wrestling looks bright since the squad was composed of under- classmen except for these seniors: George Everhart, James McDowell, David Dehoff, and Richard Sprenkle. 115 Coach Murroy Davidson, Assistant Coach James Beck. ROW 1: E. Snyder, L. Eberly, G. Goosey, R. Snyder, W. Gormick, M. Noll, T. Druck, M. Rupprccht, B. Hengst. ROW 2: J. Geescy, T. Orwig, R. Dietz, D. Dehoff, C. Tyson. W. Boseshoro, D. Leoder, D. Miller, R. Riese, R. Good, W. Flemmcns. ROW 3: R. Stroyer. J. Roth, W. Myers, H. Fitz, R. Kohn, L. Rohrbough, L. Keeney, T. Rhodes, D. Zorfoss, D. Wales, W. Forbes. SR. HIGH TRACK Dallastown's track team enjoyed an exceptionally fine season in that they won all their interscholastic meets. In an exhibition meet with York High the Dallastown track men triumphed over the Bearcats by a score of 68—50. The Wildcats entered the Leb- anon Relays where they placed second. Spurred on by the relays the team won a trophy and twelve medals. The Wildcats soon racked up another victory by defeating Central 83V4—71 Vi. Dallastown's mile relay participated in the Penn Relays where they placed second but were boosted to first by a disqualification. However, this good luck did not prevail for our team was disqualified on a minor infraction of the rules. Coach Leber and Coach Rohrbaugh did a fine job in bringing the boys to victory throughout the season. 116 Coaches Loyal Rohrbaugh, Charles Leber. Distance Runners Relay-Hurdles ROW 1: R. Good M. Rupprecht, D. Leader. ROW 2: T. Druck, W. Baseshore, M. Noll, C. Tyson. Field Events ROW Is D. Miller, W. Forbes, M. Noll, C. Tyson, D. Leader, M. Rupprecht, W. Gcrmick. ROW 1: L. Eberly, R. Snyder, E. Snyder. B. Hengst, J. Roth, H. Fifz, W. Myers, D. Zarfoss, D. DehofF, D. Wales. 117 JR. HIGH TRACK ROW 1: R. Myers, J. Smith, G. Grove, J. Woltersdorff. ROW 2: P. Russell, S. Twigg, R. Treoster, S. Jamison, H. Fitz. ROW 3: J. Smith, P. Eppley, B. Warner, L. Bupp. WARMING UP FOR NEXT SEASON 118 BASEBALL ROW 1: E. Howott, B. Hcngjf, W. Arnold, S. Baker, B. Shearer, R. Hollzapple, M. PraJI, M. Dise. ROW 2: P. Shellenberger, R. Carsfenien, G. Groh, L. Weaver, M. Innorst, D. Leber, M. Jackson. ROW 3: J. Thumscr, D. Staley, L. Mortorff, H. Klinedinst. The Wildcats baseball team has completed another season filled with fun, excitement, and hard work. The team had a relatively good season finishing with a 6—4 record. The boys under the coaching of Hal Berger lost two games early in the season but responded quickly and began their winning streak. Their hard work was repaid when in the last game of the season they defeated the league leaders. Red Lion, by a 6 to 4 score. Scores We They We They 2 4 Eastern ...................... 13 6 5 1 Susquehannock ................. 1 6 12 0 Southwestern .................. 0 5 6 4 Kennard Dale .................. 4 2 2 4 Red Lion....................... 6 4 119 Coach Harold Bcrgor yj tt  • yty ii 4fc-.-. Z’l'-’ y. v ■ kkjt • 'V . ,g| i KiSd '-iV Mr. Mrs. Edwin Aldingor Mr. Mrs. William A. Arnold William Arnold Linda Baer Mr. Mrs. Ralph W. Baer Gregory Bachman Mr. Mrs. Allen F. Baker Mr. Mrs. Anthony R. Barley Martha Borshinger Mr. Mrs. Morris Borshinger Mr. Mrs. Philip Barshinger Harold K. Berger Fred N. Bingaman Mr. Mrs. Fred A. Brenneman Judith Brenneman Mr. Mrs. Gordon Brown Mr. Mrs. Elwood V. Bull Mary Ann Bull Mr. Mrs. Joseph Campanella Dick Corstensen Mr. Mrs. Gooman Chaistivc, Jr. Cheerleaders of 1960-61 Brenda Chronisfer C. E. Clousor Mr. Mrs. Harry F. Cooper Rev. Paul E. Cooper Mr. Mrs. Charles Creager Bradley Culbertson Barbara R. Daugherty M. E. Davidson Harvey Deardorff Mr. Mrs. Leo C. Dohoff Mr. Mrs. Earl Diehl Linda Diehl Mrs. Minnie M, Dietz Connie Disc Ted Druck Mr. Mrs. Cletus E. Dubbs Mary Ann Dubbs Mrs. Nora Elliot Mrs. William A. Emenheiser Mr. Mrs. Charles Enfield Mr. Mrs. Clarence Epplcy Walter E. Everhart Jeff Fohs Lee Fairdoth Mr. Mrs. Elwood L. Fauth Cheryl Ferree Dawn L. Fife Mr. Mrs. Robert Fife Mr. Mrs. Denton Fitz Donald Fitz Ronald Fitz Stephen Fitz Mr. , Mrs. Robert D. Flinchbaugh FO-FO Darlene Folkcnroth Mr. Mrs. Clair Frits Mr. Mrs. Ralph Gable Sandy Gable Mr. Mrs. W. H. Gamble Mr. Gerald Garland Robort Gladfelter Mr. Mrs. Allen Glatfcltcr Perry Glatfelter Mr. Mrs. Spencer Glatfelter Mr. Mrs. Charles Godfrey Mr. Mrs. Gerald Godfrey Mr. S Mrs. Russel Godfrey Mr. Mrs. Clarence Hare Nathaniel Harmon Mrs. Treva R. Hankcy Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Hartman Mary Lou Hartman Shelve J. Hough Mr. Mrs. Robert Hays Denton Heindel Mr. Mrs. Earl Heindel Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Heindel Horace E. Heiss John T. Henry Mr. Mrs. William Hess Mr. Mrs. Emory Hildebrand Audrey Hoke Nancy Hoke Mr. Mrs. Emory Hoke Mrs. Mary Hollway Barbara Hoover Dr. Mrs. Philip A. Hoover Linda Jamison Mr. Mrs. S. W. Jamison Portia Keiser Nancy L. Kchm Mr. Mrs. William A. Kehm, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Keller Mr. Mrs. Horald Knapcr Charles Landis Dean L. Leader Mr. Mrs. Elwood E. 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Empty cafeteria? WHERE IS EVERYONE? No one here either? Vacant Lounge? Abandoned lobby? Mr. Compendia, again? Here they come! Could it be Moynord and Charlie? Concentration is the anjwerl A cook's work is never done! Jump! Willy! Enjoying la cuisine? Keep drawing people! 139 ;96 o[ ' ffijl_, £7 ?(o fj ‘ Tj ■ J Cfp, ' ri-'C tU L. eZ i£L- yUi 7 ' Oz- 7%x ix ' h 6V VjZJZ fj yZ- L t 3t 6eAyl $ Ab J , t J j2c rvi.. l7 -S-tuJ$ cA t c ' 6 A-CJPt Q 4. - t „ °U cryu ;' c Vl X. Xs-tZ ZfajZ ' z nJ Aj. l Ci-Zrt = • } — . U-tW -tAJ 4-- yZt-fJi isCZA. cyyvA— JuCsa-., AeyoJ rutyl_y V (J D -5 g7